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REMOVAL.

TT Il + undersigned haa removed his Cabinet
g Shop 10 The ot occnpied by Mis- Geo. ID.
Lancaster, as q residence, and on the stree.
leading from the Episcopal Institute 70 tho resi-
deaee Of A. A. H. Stuart, Esq. This remov.
al has been rendered necessary, owing 10 Do
nestle arrangements and oonvenieIces, He Is
now prepared to furnish everything ia his line,
in the best order and at the shof.est notice
attended to as usual. Persons de-
siraua Of employing his services viii cali at
the new shop, located as above described.
June s, 1854.
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JVFI7V d. " n N,
Juno, 10. l85l.-lds Print. fee So.
VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.

VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.
YllE undersigned ehers for sale, privately, his
4 FARM, lyine within TWO and a half miles
Oh stanton, on the Scotsvie Turnpike and Cen
lral Railroad, containing
One Hundred and Sixty Acres.
About so acres OF which is finely timhered
land. Upn il are four elegant uever-failing
Springs young and promising Orchard, &c,
The Improvements consist Of a comfortable Log
House, Kitchen. Smoke-hcuse, two large Ice
houses, fist tate Baru, Stable and Grainery.
The land is rolling, slate SOIL with good
clay base susceptible o. easy and permanent i'm
provement. The whole fam is we'll and newly
fenced, with Jefferson fence, in ten and twelve
ac e fields. The proximity to market-good
condition oil the farm, buildings, fencing, &C.,
commend il TO the attention Of buyers.
Telms made known ON application TO me. on
the premises JOHN +. NORRIS
June 10, ls5t.-- Valley DEM, Harrisonburg,
copy s..
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HOUSES And Lots FOR SALE.
\ OFFER for sale two new tenemenis and The
= Lots on which they stand on Spring Street,
in Staunton. The location is very near the ha-
STRESS part OF the town, and in the most improv-
ing par thereot-a here property must continue
TO 90 up in price. Persons desiring such prop
erty will do we'll TO call soon. The terms will be
reasonable. D. a. PFTMAN.
June -, 1854
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HATS.

.ys r HrrE = PATTON have just opened
- handsome assortment Of Hats, TO wit:
Oakford, new style TO Satin finish mole skin !;
Gardens mole skin hats, Baltimore Clipper
style Gents white Otter fur hard and soft lo-
ish Planters, RockIand, Magyar, and all the
various styles of Brush, Leghorn, pain leaf,
and Boys AMI chilirens, which y N he sold
low
May |. ls5i
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DR.. Johnson's hpisorating Remedy, for
Genital DebilHy.

DR.. Johnsoa's Iapigorating Remedy, for
Genital DebiHiy.
By his great and important remedy, weak
ness OF the organs are speedily cured, and full
vigor restored thousand, OF The most nervous
and debilated, who had Ios all hope, hive
been ifnme lately relieved An mpedfmen.s
10 Marriage, Physical or Mental Disqna6ea
ton Nervous llriability. Trembling aud Weak
ness, OF Exhaustion OF the mosi fearful kline, ARE
speedily cured.
YOUNG MEN
Who have inj1red themselves by Certain
Practice INDUCED IN when alone-a habit irc-
qnently learned from evil companions, or at
schuol the effects of which are nightly lett,
even ahen asleep, and il not cured renders
marriage impossible and destroys both mind
aud body, should apply Immediately.
What pity that young man. The hope Of
his country, and the darling of his Parents,
should be saalchel from all prospects and en-
loyments OF lite, b, the cons, quehees Of tleya-
ling from the path vi nature, aud indulsing in q
certain secret habit. Such rersons before coll
! templallng
MARRIAGE
should reflect that a sound mind and body are The
most necessary requisites to promote conauhal
happiness. Indeed without these, the journey
thouSh me otNoiiieS Il WEARY Pueiiudse, tup
prospec, hourly darkens to the view the mind
becomes Swallowed with despair, and filed with
the melancholy reflection, that the happiness of
| another becomes bIghted with our own.
WEAKNESS OF THE ORGANS
Immediately cured, and full visor restored.
TO STRANGERS.
The many thousands of the most desperate
and hopeless cases cured at The Institution with
| in the has, twelve years, and the numerous i'm
porant Surgical Operations performed By DIR.
JOHNSTON, witnessed by the reporters OF the
papers and many other persons-no,icss OF
which have again and again appeared before
the publlc--ii sufficient guarantee to the al
| llicted
| He who places himself under the care of DR.,
Johnston, may relisionsly coniide in his honor as
| a gentleman, and fden y rely upon his skill
as physician.
! There are so many ignorant and worthless
quacks copying DR.. Us advertisements, and ad-
yerilslng themselves as Physicans--tr fllIg
with, aud running the health OF the already al
| tcted--tha Dir. johnston deems il necessary 10
say, especially to those nnaequaiuted with his
reputation, that his Credentials or Diplomas a..
ways hang in his Office.
90. ALL LETTERS MUST BE POST PAID
Remedies semi TO all parts of the country.
| TAKE NOllCE.-Pefsons writing must
state age, also send the portion Of advertisement
which describe symptoms.
G5r OFFICE No. 7. SOUTH FREDERi OK
ST, East side. Observe name on door.
June l9, lS54.--ly.
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IRON RAILING.

I HAVE made arrangements with an extern
sive Northern Factory 10 supply at faclo-
ryspric.s all kinds Of Ornamental Railing,
Fencing, Balconies, Yerandahs, &c, for the
enclosure Of grounds, eemetary lots, &c. have
patterns which shall be pleased 10 exhibit and
furnish any information desired to those in
want. GEO. +. PRICE.
June lo. 1854.
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WANTED.

WANTED.
MY HE Subscriber wishes to employ first-rate
h 'ourneyman Cooper, to whom fair wages
and constant employmeu will be given. No
one need apply for the situation, unless he is
single and Of eptionahle moral character.
Apply to the subscriber South River. three miles
from New Hope, the latter is hlspost-offiee.
JOHN w. HEAP.
Oct. II, IS5s.--lf.
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MESSY CREEK ACADEMY.

yINIlI, annual examination of this Institution
b. will take place The 18Th, 10th, ahd 2ist OF
June, and the Annual Exhibition Thursday the
22j at 9 o'clock A. NJ. when an address will
be delivered by Geo Iupein, D. D., President
of Washington College
June 10, 1S5I.-,de.
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BGA EIC u sFUOJss, u ENPK ESS.
] CASE of beautiful and scarce goods, to wit:
Plain aud Embroidered Crdpe Shaws; Fine
White Russia Drills do. Marselles Vestngs
cartoon Underseeves; 1 do. Worked Collars );
Pink, Blue. Straw and Fancy colored Plain and
Plaid Ribbons Broad Ribbons fol sashes Black
Glace Silk for man'illas, capes, Sc, very
cheap; Black Gro tie Rhine Silks for dresses /;
Kid Gloves; Long Pic Net Gloves; Checked
and Striped Jaeoneis; do. Swiss Muslins; white
Silk Zephyr Illusions Plain and Colored Paris
Beregcs Pink and Bne do, and many other
goods suitable 10 the season, which we shall sell
al low prices.
June 10, 1854. WHITE PATTON.
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E4iquorsi liquors

III NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CIaret, Old Reserve
VssF Madeira, sherry, Old Pos. Hook aad
n ssaat.
BRANpIEs.-Qiatd, Diepry 3 Co., iionaes.
sey and Galawba.
WHISKY -fng.emau's, Kerr's, and Com
men Sehedam Schaapp's, Regents Punch,
Stoaghlon, aud pr. Green's celebrated Biuers,
Tonic Ale, Philadelphia aud London Porter aad
sparkling cidur IN n Bottles, jus, received and
int saltat HARPER & GEa
Nay 3 l8al
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WILLIAM SMITH,,
G BIN r M A * E r

S34 s. Third St, ABOVE CatHdAIle,
Philadelphia.
EVERY description of Plain and Fancy Fur
IA ni,ure, in he French and Gothic styles,
made to order. 10 per cent lower than at any
Store in The City.
May |, ls54-6m
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TO THE CITIZENS OF sTAUNToN

rEg Ii E subscriber intends opening a READING
Store opposite the Virginia Hotel, provided a
sufficient number Of Subscribers can be obtain
ed The price will be SIS per annum i'll adj
vance. Those wishing 10 become Subscribers
will please hand iii their names as eatly as pos
sbe.
The Reading Rom will be furnished with all
of tie principal Commercial and Literary. pa
pefs, both foreign and domestic. Also, The
best and most popular Magazines aud Quarter
ly Reviews.
The Room will be kept open from I O'Clock
A. NJ. TIL 10 O'clock p. NJ.
THOS. H. GRESHAM, Agent
Book and Periodical House,
June la, 1851. opposite Va. Hotel
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4---- s---------------
IN e. Z REED.

On the 9Th inst, by the Rev. 2. Shickel, Mr..
JOHN ALEXANDER PAINTER, and Miss MARY
JANE, daughter OF Philip Hiser, all of Augusta
county.
In this place, on the 9th inst, by Rev. j..
GRiENER.
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HOUSE, SIGN AND
Ornamental Painting.

YpRIS0N s. TAPP have entered into eo-PaFt-
ny nership for the purpose OF carrying on the
above business. Having perfect knowledge
Of the latest styles OF painting, glazing, paper
hanging, ornamental ard sign work. ihay teet
satisfied that they can please Work done
promptly. aud on as cheap and accommodating
ierms as can ba done by any either firm in the
place.
Olders fiom the country promptly attended to-
May %, 1893.
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Nh RS SMITH has some beautiful colored
I'VE Lawn Bonnets which she will sell cheap.
These are nice Bonnet for travelling. Muslin
Debaze Tor ladies' travelling dresses. Main
street one door below Union Hall, SlaunloE, Va.
June 80, 1854.
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SUPERIOR LAND IN
MARKET.

YsAVlNC. as Attorney in fac, for William
poage, sold hundred and fifty acres OF the
Boil place. offer the balance, 30 acres, for
sale The lard lies on the west side Of the
AlcAdamlzal road, about four miles from staun
ton. It is Of the most fertile quality, well stu
a,ed and well watered, and has a sunisieney of
timber The land will be shown by Vim.
Poaee, who lives adjoining. or by my self.
June 10, 1851 GEORGE POAGE.
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For SALE. Or RENT.

gEzzslWO desirable Houses in the town of
4. staunion, finished in aool style, With five
comfortable rooms, and kitchen 10 each. At
tached TO each is d garden, smoke house, &c
Apply To HARTMAN BELL.
JuAe IL, ls5i.-3t.
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HARNESS MOUNTING

HARNESS MOUNTING.
\ have on hand full supply OF Carriage liar-
hess Mounting, Silver, Brass aad Japanned
Also, Hub Bands, Dashers, Carriage Bolts,
Springs, Axles, SAGE, Painted and Enambed
Canvass and Leather, SC, for sale low.
June 10, 1854. GEO. E, PRICE.
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DISSOLUTION.
NOTICE.

TIME Undersigned will state to the public that
he will still continue the practice Of the
Law, and may be found at the office occupied
BY thu late lirfn of Bay iog ! Koiner.
June 10, 1854. GEO. BAYLOR,
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MARBLE YARD AT
FEE. %FseNESA

EE.iiE undersigaet waaa respectable inform
"a his friends and the public ths. he mas inst
returned from The North, where he land m a
supply OF itae marble, and is now prepared 10
furnish u, The shortest aotee, and In the incest
styles,
TOMB STONES & MONUMENTS,
on the most reasonable l0lms
John WHITE
Nj Sidney March q, ls5l,-ly.
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JOHN ". MYERS,
AtJpDJl NV Asf kR


~ AVlNG settled in MONTEREY, viii frac-
e. y tise in the Courts of HIGHLAND,
BATH, PENDhEToN AND AUGUSTA
He will be associated ith llUen w. SnEFrY,
Esq, in the conduct OF calls,s il The Quarterly
and Circuit Gaar,s Of Highland, and in the
Of business eonhded 10 his care IN
Augusta,
May s, 1854 Ono.
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ATTENTION! CoUNgRYMEN..
Bixby's Eating House.

COME ctionary and Grocery Store.
vs,fiE undersigned has oprhed an Edii.NGi
l. HOUSEia the wliie building OF po-ite The
uuion Hall, formerly occupied by Gkas Il.
Saupe, and IS now prepared 10 furnish meals OF
suaek, to all who may favor him with a call
Ills facilities for accommodating the public i'll
this respect are such as have never before been
offered IN lhis place, which induces hisn 10 be-
leve, al thai is wanting to establish good
reputation for his House Is iaIr trial. He es-
peeally asas The patronage OF persons coming
ilon HE country, who may desle accomnoda
,ions OF This kind.
He will keep constantly on hand, all kinds of
Caaieclionaii.s, Cakes, Pies, ge, and supply
of Family Groceries. He asks share Of pubic
patronage, promising to merit il By strict aten-
iion 70 business and a desire to please.
June 10, 1854 Is. W. BlABY.
DISSOLUTION.
rS,llE partnership heretofore existing be.
i tween the undersigned, in the practice OF
the Law, has This day been dissolved by the
mutual eonsen, Of the parties
GEO BAYLOR.
ABSAL0M kOlNER,
June Is, 1884.
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NS The Governor of Va. has issued a
proclamation for an election in the 18th
Congressional District to be held on the
18th of August next to fill the vacancy oc
casioned By the death Of J. r. snodgrass'
To JoURNEYMAN PRINTERS.
We desire TO secure the services of a good
journeyman prir to act as foreman OF The Val
ley Democrat at Iiarrisonberg. TO one OF pro-
per qualifications we will give fair remuner.
alton. Apply Immediately to
WALKER & SOMNIERS.
lIarlisonburg, June 10, 1854.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.

IN pursuance OF a decree Of the Circui, Court
of AUGUSTA county, entered on the 9th day of
June, 1854, in the case of John Ryan's Admir-
and al. VS.. John Ryan's widow and al, will
oiier Tor sale al ubl al cite, the premises. ON
Saturday III 0 Ed day of July, 1854 the tract of
land in the bill and proceedings mentioned, con-
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els. cts.
Halper's Magazine, 25 Flag Of Cur Union, 6
Godeys Ladies Book, 25 Gleason's Pictorial, 6
Graham's Magazine, c5 Citizen, (Jno. Mitch
els paper) 6
Punams 25 Wavery Magazine, 6
peielsou's 1sa s,arsrngled Banner, 6
knicEelboGGer 25 Rich'd D. Dispatch, .
Hu.,t's Merchant SO NY. Daily Herald, 6
Eclectic SO NY. Daily Zines, 6
Black W ood's e 25 Amele.tn Courier, 6
Leslie's Ladies Gaz Yankee Notions, l2t
cite OF Paris and New London News and
York Faehiens, 81. Punch
The l!.:.sIr,ted Ma NY picayuue, &c.
gazne Of Art, IS
A call is most respectfully solicited
IIiOS. H. GRESHAM, Agenl,
lime 70 1851.
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For Harvest.

A FEW bbls. No. Shad Herrings. Also,
IA 10 bbls. No. 3 Mackerel, yer, cheap, Tor
sale by j DRANDEBukG s. co.
Juue 49, lS5i.-3t.
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ia .GGKES,

with Two Houses, kitchen, Stable. &C., ihers-
on. This is the property occupied by said Ry
an, in his lifetime.
TERMS OF SaLE.--So much in hand as is nee
essary to pay the costs of sale, and the balance
in three equal instameats, payable in six, twelve
and eighteen months, from the day Of sale. the
purchaser giving bonds with good personal Sc.
enrity for the deferred payments. and the title
to the land retained as ultimate security.
w. Ii. UARMAN, Comm.
lime 10 1881 --lds-Prni fee S2
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MORTISING MACHINES

GOULDS Celebrated Morising Machines
~ with which one person can do the work Of
six, on hand and for sale, ii is the best invest
ment Carpenter can rake.
June 10, 1854. GEO. Z. PRICE.
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BALTIMORE LOCK HOSPITAL.
DR., JOHNSON
SECRET DISEASES

TTAS discovered the most Speedy, Pleasant
sAM and Efec,aal Remedy in the world
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.

IN pursuance of decree of the Circuit Court
OF Augusta county, entered ON the Cd day of
June, 1854, in the case of George Shaver VS.
George ". Frankham, Admir-, aud al, the un-
designed will offer for sale, al public auction,
on the premises, on Ff,day tie 2lt day Of july
ISL
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inlle bill aud proceedings menioned cortain-
ln9 Gen IL cres, more or less. upon winch
there is a Dwelling House and other improve
menls. This Is the same uact OF land ON which
sail Frankhan IN his lifetime resided
Terms OF SALE.--One fourth oil the purchase
money IN hand and the balance in three equal
instruments, payable in six. twelve and eighteen
months, IRON the day oil sale. the purchaser
giving bond with good personal security for the
deferred Payments, and the legal title to the
land 10 be retained as ultimate security.
WM. II. HARTMAN.
JOHN B. WATTS. .on'ih'
June, 10. lS5I.-lls- Pfinl. fee AZ
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SCARCE GOODS, BY EXPRESS.

June 10, lS54.-3t.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-10-25
low A.

This ung and sister State of ours in
the year 81, has lost none Of her charms and
attractions to western pioneers her brow is
yet fair, her cheeks have lost none Of their
rosy tints, her lips yet compress as much of
color, life and beauty as ever, her tall and
stately form towering up in all its symmetry. pre-
sent her beautiful aud attractive capacities for
future strength and greatness to the gaze and
admiration Of the people of her slider sister
States, Who desire still to rush on westward to
make new homes for themselves and children,
where soil is full as free and the air a little
purer.
For the last six weeks, Main street of our
city has been crowded to a degree unprecedent
ed in any former year with covered wagons or
the temporary house Of the mover, drawn by
cattle or horses. They appear generally 10 be
well EARNED and equipped for their journey,
and Of good class of citizens. Among them
we behold the old grey -headed grandfather and
grandmother, with their children and grand.
chi!dren-the bright-eyed and beautiful damse
of sweet sixteen-the middle aged and athletic
" Hooser stout and hardy young man,
and not unfrequently we view with pleasure the
husband and his noble wife, with their wagons
crammed full of white heads" apparently all
about of size and age, and appear 10 be neal
thy and happy, possessed of buoyant hopes for
the future.
They are frequently accosted by the inqulsi-
tive Quicker with Z" where are you bound for
who receives the reply. "lowa, Iowa" Almost
all appear to bow to the charms and attractions
of this Queen of the west. On they move to
her fowry marge, destined to improve and cul>
tvate her broad and fertile praires, dot them
over with the log cabin, the neat cottage, the
stately mansion, the village, town and city, and
make her one of the most prosperous and pop.
ulous States Of the Great West Knoxville
IN Jour.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-10-25
THE LOSS OF THE ARCTIC.

The New York papers are filled with the &C
counts of the loss of the Arctic, and notices
of the deep affection pervading the whole COM
munity, in consequence of the loss of the most
estimabls citizens. The families Of Brown and
Brothers have perhaps met the most serious loss.
Mr. Brown is one of the owners of the line,
and loses married daughter and her husband
a married son and his wife, an unmarried daugh-
ter and two grand children. OF Mr.. Collins
the Times says.
Mr. Collins is overwh elmed by the dreadful
tidings He is left almost alone in the family
circle, with one SON his only comfort grirv-
ed by the wide spread distress which the loss of
his favorite steamer has thrown around his
neighbors, many of them his long tried and
cherished personal friends, and doubly heart
stricken by the desolation which it has brought
to his own hearth-s;one.
The vessel had on board $50 passengers and
LIS employees, of whom only 81 are saved and
the number who can by any possibility be saved
will not exceed 100
Among those lost is hlahlon Day, the old
and respected printer and publishers of that
name and who was one Of the founders of the
New YORK Sun, also, the eminent Judge San
ford of New York.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-10-25

The ARcrIc.-We continue to publish ad
ditional particulars of melancholy interest,
respecting the Inflated Arctic. Capt. Luce,
the heroic commander of the Arctic, who re.
manned upon the deck of the vessel until she
went down, and whose escape was miraculous,
gives detailed account of many incidents
which occurred among the passengers, just
prior to the sinking of the ship.
1t is sad and sickening to the heart imbued
with generous impulses, to review these vari.
Gus statements, describing the rapid and thrill.
ing transit of so many human beings to another
state of existence. And, it involuntarily brings
sorrow to the heart, to read this brave man s
description of the fate of his son. Many a
heart in the land will be able to appreciate the
keen and torturing anguish, which must prey
upon the liberated heart of this severely chas
tened and deeply afflicted individual as also
the thousands who have been made sad by the
loss of friends
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-10-25

THE SPIRIT RAPPERs AND THE FRENcH
AcADEMy.-The philosophy Off the spirit rap.
pings was recently brought before the French
Academy OF Science, and the decision was tina
the mysterious noises were produced by the
partial distention of tendons and joints, anG
The return t, their natural positions. The
Gaz-tte Hebdomadier, of July 9Th, publishes
the report of the committee, to whom the sub
ject was entrusted by the Academy, which
accords high praise to DR. Shift, for the sagac-
~ and patience of his observations, by which
he was not Only able to detect the method Of
the rapping by young woman at Frankfort,
hut finally to produce sounds himself which
precisely resembled those ascrbed 10 the
spirits -[a Louis IntefHgencer.
The New York Commercial, abiding to thil
result, says:
We have noticed that Professor Austin Fin
NJ ID of Buffalo, who happened to be "a Pas
at the time, has submitted paper TO tie Acd-
emv. giving an account of the obser7atbns aid
experiments, made by himself and C Heages,
relative TO this subject. The communication
.as very favoraby received by the ACADEMY
as well as by the Societs de Biof04e, before
which it was also laid The scienufc journals
of Paris have also spoken in complimentary
terms of the spirit and logic of Professor flintH
paper, and received it with the Identical txpos
IF DR. Shift the true and rational eIpan,
tinn oflbs mosr singular deluson and impe~l
ture. So much for theory, which VS. recei
v,d with ridicuIe by the spiritual papes in tn
country, and for time brought some "bloquy
upon this learned author.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-10-25
MORE NEW GOODS!

s. EEcAKBsAcK & Co., received yesterday,
By Express. an addition to their previous rich
and rare stock 1t is very plain to be sen that
hry are determined not to be out done nor GU :
shon- by their illustrious brethren. But 60 aud
see for yonrselves.-and if you do not pro-
nounce that new assortment of VEsTINGs e.
quail to any thing of the sort you have ever
sem or imagined, verify, your optics require
mending To do ihem-the goods and 5 L
Il Co land yourself complete justice, have
your measure taken for full sut--and the
testimony of the whole community for 1t, En-
csnbrack s exquisite taste and artistic skill will
90 near TO make il unsafe Tor The spectators TO
costemtl late you excep, through the medium OF
sin ktd glass