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,I,o THE PEOPLE OF LymchDurg.

L ADAMS Il cos Expresses ohri Dmy CeytH4
lad Gheip facilities car ubu,ning good. OF all descrp
lions from ali parts of the United States.
We have secured Special Express ihiveieRes Oh the
swif and jamestown and R0dnoke l-avins
New York. "Wednesday, and Saturday arriving in Ric
moud Friday and Monday of each week. by this liz"
we re prepared orwafi goods of all descriptions
very low rates. Our Express leaves Richmond daily
per Edmund aud Davenpar's line of Packets.
Go1ds delivered Free Of Poyteragc
Our inland express per Great u. ). Mil Tie CO. ~
,les hertolorr, 10 arrive in Richmond Tvice Daf
The weliknown character of our house Tor resi-"
hity and attention the interests of tustorors
in saying that shippers will find II 10 their
lntnre. Ia order their Goods through AdamsS- 20.
Express. -" ADAMS co,
per Nm. II. Mosby, Agent
" 26.ifdts LyucibwP. Ia.
N. B.-Goods dispatched to all points where Sc iav'
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NosTGoMERY Co. Va

We chrcrfuliy recommend the water OF the Alleehany
Springs. believing, we d., ta there i no wafer
which has been discovered that claim the high mer.
it, this AN We have had frequent opportunities of
wtnes,n tho wonderful cures effected by il in Nei-
YOU. and CLtaneous discase and long standing and
confirmed cases of Dyspepsia. We have no hesitaiion
in recommending 1 to persons afflicted with any Of the
above discses wi have been suffering from any de-
r.aeement of the stomach liver. We believe its
medical qaulities unsurpass ed by any known
JAMES NJ. G. KENT. NJ d.
SAM'L A. Nc JONKEY, NJ. ID.
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NoticeIO SInyc Owners.

/ AM anxious ! hire FIFTY NEGROES, in urgo or
L small numbers. fr the balance OF the yenr, to work
in the tonl mines belonging the Mo mt Carbon Coul
Company, the kanawha river, in Fave tc county, Va
| am prepared tn pay ca h down Tor good hands. If
having Negroes to hire viii wire to me ~ Gau'
ley idge. fayete county VA stating full particu rs
| sba be hnppy communicate with them immediate
ly s. +. GRIFFIN,
Agent for Mt. Corhnn Cont Co.
Armstrong Creek. Fuyettn go, Va
Nav 10, 1854 tt
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The Gentleman's Medical POcket-BOOk,
AND
HEALTH ADVuSER:

HOHTAlNlNG State nent OF the Modes of Curing
" ever disense To which he j, iiebl, and Directions
in of Accidents The Road Sen. With iull
Account If Epidemic Cholera, of Dyspepsia, and Of
SckiIeadnche Their Causes, Cure and Prevention and
a Populnr Description ii the Human Teeth their For
maioin Diseases and Treatment. By tho author of the
Lodys Medical Pock Il Book P,ice so cents.
The prDctice of medicine should be conducted on
f,ose geper, principle, which drawn by sober
science, from al observation of the effects of
mcdies upon the human body in its different stages
disease. These greni leading principles few, shot,
rad easy undersoodi they applicable in every dis
to which the human body j. subject although they
may always prove equally successful IL Is the iu
dicous Of them which constitutes the great merit of
the enlightened physician.
Ia a matter Of sueh immen importance TO every in
divdna il woul AIRY Their, that THESE piinc
piles be widely disseminated. and in plain words
possible in order that every nny know and under
stand them. To do this, is every mans duty, well
for, independent of his life, which is fire.
quenty jeopaded by the Of such knowledge, 'ha
OF his ne ghbor isoen by accident place in his hands,
To some particular sections of ur extensive country,
travellers especially this consideration is Of the
utmost importance. In this work, | have endeavored
within sm Ill compass and in plain pos
sibe, lay down such rules and giva such directions,
us will enable every who rads them a lapt bis
(or his friend cuse, the plum of proper
,rit
men diseases peculiar children
ed of in IL.
Published By HAYES & ZELL. 1893 market Street,
PHILADELPHIA, and for sale Lynchburg, Va. by 4. A.
WILLIAMS
Any person sending so eta. to the Publishers will
ceive by mail post paid copy of either of the above
works.
Any paper giving the above insertion and sending
copy the ubshers will receive sett of the above
by mai, prepaid. may 9-deodts
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IMPORTANT DIspATCHEs.-The Washington
'a W Of Tuesday says:
ii. are satisfied from what we hear around the
T3 3' mat this morning the Government received
g.i P II from Commodore Perry fully confirm
hal 'ne newspaper accounts saying that Japan
and 4Ieeqed to the proposition of the United States
'a;l ulat kussia had not forestaed usas has been
-"u Ior a month or so mast
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SALEM Roanoke Co. MAY o5.Is5I.

take pleasure in saying that, from what hive wit.
messed of the effects of the of the Allegheny
Springs in my own family and from the statements OF
others emit. ed full confidence. who used it.
regard il as most valuable tonic and attentive pecn'
aily suited to the serretions and lost tone ct
the stomach in of D. spesa To irygnrae the sys
tenn and remove that distressing train If sys
ten so often connected with dscose Of long sanding
and general debility. JNO II. GRIFFIN, NJ. d.
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HoS W. C. RIvEs.-The New York Express
Oh tuesday says:
D We understand that the use of the Crystal
"a sace on the 4th of July, has been rendered to
i NJ National Monument Association, and that the
iion' "m G. Rives, of Virginia, late Minister to
SON.
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From my knowledge and ovseI vatIon have no hest.
aton in saying that the Of the ALL ghany Springs
is e,iun supoinr any now IN use in mnny cnsrs
partculsrv remarkable oil Dyspepsia, Derauge.
ment of Liver or any arrangement whatever of III
live oreans AID believe water has hich5r claim
upon public confidence. JACOB KENT.
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CONGRESS. TUESDAY. cass addressed
the Senate IN favor of the Presidents veto of the
INDECENT insane bill. In the House, the chief fea-
ture was the posiponement of the Pacific Railroad
BILL until the second Monday in December next.
ON motion # Mr.. MeDnnrnll.
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% NOTICE.-A owners Of Dogs OF Shuts in tho
-@Nciy ARE hereby notified to come forward, with
in days pay tax imposed upon them by an ordi
nnncr and procdre the necessary license Keep them
iup8t IN. d. BRANCH, Mayor.
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VIII you Read the Truth 2


A Medicine must have merit and great merto stand
n the test OF public opinion. No of man can
ealvonse worthless nrtire keep II up ns good
medicine, if II be not rea lv so.
good medicine will live, be ONE popular and ex-
tend ~ sales year after year, in spite Of opposition
The poofc readily find its virtues and the ume of
them passes from mouth to mouth with rapidity
than newspapers can spread it, living witness testi.
lying TO tho medicine has made for him Is Of far
moro service q an any newspaper advertising.
III proof OF "hni we shy above, refer you to
HAMPTON'S VEGETBLE TINCTURE, and its eff
iecis lts praise is in the mouths of multiudes. The
best men in our country give their testimony its
wonderful cures. Among them Hon. II.
CLAY Hon Rich. NJ Jobnson, Vice President Of the
United States, with hundreds of others Capt. Thomas
Canot-brother to the celebrated physician of the
Emperor OF tnnee-was cursd by II of disease of
seven yeas standing afer the skill of all the Doctors Of
Europe and America had failed o rure.
TRUTH Is MIGHTY.
An Appeal to every Man and Woman
Another CURE BY HAMPTONS TINcTURE;
ONE OF OUR OWN CITIZENS.
The Rich, The Poor, every Where, bear the Same
Testimony.
Road tho following Certificate frcm a Indy, endorsed
by Postmaster II. =. Cooper:
GAros BnIDoE
Hampshire county. Va March Isl, 1854.
Mr.. n. p. Cooper-~Dear Sir; Agreeable to your no.
queat aud my desire benefit the afflicted here.
by certify the great relief hive received from the use
OF Hdmpons Pegetdbae 1meivs
wes taken with avioent pDipitation, rather Aut-
pl ba ,.ar wi
ernl day,; il a emed ma i'm, hon, bad ams, f,,a
ts oiIic, Tbs f,uilv heca,e ala,na5 an ,,ra.,sI =
ho H., Of ,bis vnlunhl, Na.li., nj Io,, / ~ -
rcnr an, hoe If mi. T,ae,urs If aano. daa aae"
troly relieved
This !" the hird Instance of relief in my family from
tho use OF th,- valuable Medicine Two or three years
"go was ho up WIN Meefaton 81 my ankie from effect
Oh wa" gehetnIy oa'ed II hk leg md lost nj taste
ana epl'ie ana me sore w' On wns sone fopr inches
w ono Gown ana nun way around my ankle elected
every enofl TO mem nn,i'i Procured iamPtons veg
s''c l"p'u'e'ono oo'le :" "heh restored my health
ne"a my ankle ana am ifeer from swelling than for
'"' ,"" ""fyyfa's
"S'"' 'ne OF my aa"gets was very 'ewifom severe
oye''y nnn Wn'h Sne eegan 10 st up her feet com
'"oo" H"ei'nR, wme' increased every Ia and begun
| 10 DC very Pan'o'-sae nssd bottle oil Hampfons
f"ot"rei ,ho pains were assoegea, the swelling sub
"'o ma hef neoi'h ie'ifned-we kept her legs ban.
afeu w'h S',Ps OF wpoen u"t' he, strength returned
nuVe oe'n mus Patc"",' mat others nn Ter similar
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CONGRESSIONAL

WASHINGTON June 1.-THE Senate has pass
cd resolution to adjourn from July IL to October
next.
Bill.
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NOTICE..

4 can he found my office from o'clock, A. NJ. 10
l. o'clock Z. NJ ready, when ofic lilly engaged, IL
dc any writing in the way of preparing deeds contracts
wills and othe Instruments, Foreigners DESTROYS of be-
coming naturaliipd will be attende to
spl 9o.dts VIM ID. BRANCH.
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THE y EMALE SYSTEM.
Liver COMPLAINT. Debility

Extract FROM James Harris, Esq's Letter. Alexandria,
Va.-Ater speaking of wonderful cures on himself he
says; Mrs. ii. has been suffering with the liver COM
paint and with inability constantly complaining, fom
weakness, through her whole sy,tem She now enjoys
better health than o thirty years being entirely
cd by tho use of Hampton's Hegetabte 7incture"
Diseased Side, Breast, Eyes.-Exlract from a
Letter from }. Chimes. Esq, Loujon county Va-"My
wife has been for years afflicted with great week ness
pnin in the breast, side and back; papilation the
heart feebeness of tho sste loss or appetite
complexion sapw the sight of eye almost gone tho
other weak. | am pleased To say, Hampton's
THcture has restored her perfect health Her eyes
4 good they
EV@Call and get phampblets
Sold by J. II. SEAY, 81 Coz, Lynchburg; SOWERS
Scousvie; A J. BROWN, Charlottesville, and by all
DIu q sts throughput The State. mar 24-d&cly
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$40 REWARD.

bGU M w AItJ,
II AN away from tie subscriber, the 10Th May n
IL negro nan nam d MIKE belonging 10 MR. -
Dance of Powlaian county, Va. TIL" suid negro l.
bout f. inches high; well set; bluck-bctwcen 25 and
80 years old; he wcprs II Navy Cap, hi other clothing
moi remembered. The above rewards will be given
delivered To me- section ITO Va. n Tenn. Ruiroad Pa
laski co, Va so if lodged in Jail whc,e get
him JACOB RUMBOUGli
lunS-is
E-Y7 Richmond Wing and Buchanun Recorder copy.
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Late and Important from Meric0.

o Late and Important from Merico.
e, H. ofLEANS,June l2.-The Vera Cruz steam
HI nus arrived with City of Mexico dates of the
led q II was rumored that Santa Anna had rcjec-
men ,i,o 1adsden Treaty and returned it with a
SAINT preparations were making to celebrate
rlmo,a Aihas birthday, on the 18th, when it was
Nh Nh he would proclaim himself Emperor.
yara 9'"'hs further had transpired Regarding Al
and oaasden arrived at Vera Cruz on the 3lst'
meliat.1 received with unusual attention. He I'M
y proceeded to the capital
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enplo,a5 ,1IAMrEDE. Forty negroes out of fifty,
Vile a,1 oY one of the contractors on the Clarks-
oorat if =. nHdgeway railroad, the Souihside Dem
Of 'N' ", and have not since been heard
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Severe Case of Rheumatism.

Z
Ma oh 4th 1853. !
Messrs Mortimer Il Moubray - Gentemen---Having
been afflicted with rheumatism for time In its
iofnls and being able To obtain relief from
Other medicines. was induced to try champions Veg
otable Tnoture" few bottles of which. am happy to
say have made perfect
AT the time commenced using the Tincture ] was
scarcely able to walk. ] now and have been for
some weeks, entirely free from all pain.
yours ,rost ,r,iy NAV
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Large Fire in Worcester. Mass.
WORCESTER. MAss..lnne

WORCESTER, MAss.Jnne 10TH
tremendous fire broke out last night. it or
gnated in Worrifelds Block. Loss half mil
hon of dollars. A Thousand men have been
thrown out of employment.
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Heavy Failure

BosroN, June ia large house IN this city
has failed to the amount of quarter of million
1t was engaged in India and California trade
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For the Toilet.

For the Toilet.
large supply of French aud American Extracts for
n tie Handkerchief. consisting of Pachouly Violet
Rose, Ess Bouquet Geranium. Jockey Club, Sweet
Glover, Cowslp, New Mown Hay, Upper Ten Sweet
Brar Oriental Drops, Verbena Water; also Pomad-s
inr the hair French and German Colognes, Firm hair
and T 10Th Brushes &c, &c For sale by
JOHN ii. SEAi $50,
jun Is
BLANKS FOR SALE AT THIS OFFICE
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NEW LEWELRY.

1 UST TO hand fesh stock of Fine New Styles jew
- elry among winch Parsian Bracelets. new ar,
lrle, Lawn Breast Pins, Lava Eur Drops, Chains.
Charms. Breast Pms beautiful stNlcs &C.. Ncfor sale
il, JNO. +. WRIGHT'S
innI3- New Drug g. Jewelry Stc.s.
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FInYn CT. 10. Va. MAY %.

was taken sick early in the yelr 1888 confined to
nv hed sore six months: my VIII Ile nervous system
I RELY rrostrned. had almost wholly lost the OF my
limbs during that time was visited by several PlYs
cians of high s,an ling, but with all their efforts grew
worse ntl became emaciatei as airy one living
cold be. Nv physicians then adj .ed me to visit the
Ale. hapv Springs. | did carried there my
bed being unable stand sit up used the water about
Ten davs commenced improving once and WINS finally
restored to health have hesitate in saying Il at
owe my restoration health entirely the of his
WATER and ! believe had it been for this powerful
agent | would now la, been il The gave
HIRAM HUFF.
iun dtu&fri-cvth-rs
tY= Lynchbur Rcpubiican, Richmond Wing ard
Examiner aud p iersburg Int sfgencer copy.
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MARKETS.

NEW YORK, June l5.-Flour declined l2o:-
Corn 7S Soc Wheat declining.
BALTIMORE, June 15.-Flour and grain dull
and unchanged.
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pHI1,osoPHIc INSTRUMENTS.

nNE large Telescope, very hne Instrument
~ One Metallic Barometer
Say Glasses Lenses all grades,
Electric magnetic Machines, the best ever offered
in this market. For sale at
JOHN p. WRIGHTS,
(iuns Is u) New Drug Store.
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FOR RENT.

TWO desirable and convenient Offices. o,er the Cit
L. zens' Savings Bank. Applique Geo w laneey, OF
ap n 3tawf JAS. o. WILL ANS.
Demoine courier., 1854-10-12
ImnOrtant leclSiOn,

A decision has just been made by the
Court of Common Pleas in New York
city, which is of pretty general interest,"
II 10 known that the wholesale mel.
chants oil New York have an agent in
every town aud village Of importance in
the country whose traders purchase their
goods IN that city. These agents in
form themselves as 10 the standing Of said
traders, and repor, accordingly. The
case Just tried was between a house in
Columbus. Mississippi, as plaintiffs, and
the New York agent. or spy, in that
place; as the dsfenden.; and suit was
brought to recover damages for an al.
legged libel on the part Of defendant, in
having written disparingIy of the plain
lifts. The issue has been tried for the
second time, the defendant having, on
the first trial, been mulc,ed in damages to
5000, and moved for a new trial on the
ground Of the rejection 0 flegal evidence.
No new facts, however, were eliciied,
aud the jury rendered a verdict for lie
plaintiffs for the sum Of $1,000.
Demoine courier., 1854-10-12
EmigrantS,

Almost wi,hou. number, are passing
through our streets on their "winding
way" west, continually. Our Town is
crammed and jammed full, and there is
a constant demand by new comers for
houses. Many will pass farther on be.
cause Of their inability TO procure
dwellings here.
Improvements IRE going ahead rapidly,
and by this time mex Fall we hope that
there will be houses enough for all to
stop in who may desire to do SO. The
spirit Of improvement evident in Our
place, the certainty Of our railroad being
built, and the beauty and heal.hiness OF
the country around Ottum wa, is drawing
the attention Of many who design set
Ting in the West, and will rapidly build
j, up and entiale ii 10 the credit of being
the most populous and enterprising place
in the Demoine Valley. This is the
certain destiny Of Onumwa, you may
be assured.
Demoine courier., 1854-10-12

Towns are springing up in various
parts OF our young Territory. On ,he
Missouri besides Leayenwor,h. there are
Atchison, near The mouth of Indepen
dence Creek, ard Kickapoo city, a, the
lower end Of kickapoo Bluffs. @
Atchison has a very good site, and
will always have a good landing. Its
situation is elevated and will afford many
fine lots for building residences and bust.
ness houses. There are fine springs Of
water within the limits Of the town.
The country IN its rear is rather deb,;:
tute Of timber, being the divide between
the waters OF The Missouri and those of
Kansas. kickapoo City has an eleyas
st situation with a good landing, which
will De permanent. Its surface is gently
undnlating but not too broken for build.
ing purposes. /. is well supplied with
springs, and has plenty of timber in its
vicinity. II is said that stone coal md
building stone abound in the vicinity
On Kansas are Douglas City, New Bos-
ton, Tecumseh City, and perhaps other
places laid of.
Douglas City is the first above the
Shawnee reservation. forty miles from
the Missouri line and about thirty from
this place. We have no information in
relation 10 the site, but presume j, is q
good one.
New Boston is The focus of the New
England emigration, and is a fine loca-
lion. Ii is known ia the Territory as
Yankee Town" They have already
some two hundred men in and about the
town, and are preparing to build up a
manufacturing city. 1t is about fifty
miles from the mouth of Kansas, and
thirty-fve from this place.
Tecumseh City is further up the Kan.
sas, on the North side, has a good site,
and a fine country back. We have heard
i, described as a place Of rare beauty
il is known ty the name Of S.inson's.-
Kansas Herald.
Demoine courier., 1854-10-12

IAN ABoLITIoNIsT STABBED.-A Mr..
Cody, a noisy abolitionist, living near
Sal, creek, in Kansas Territory, was
severely stabbeG, while in a dispute a
bout claim with Mr.. Dunn. on Monday
week last. Cody il severely hurt, bu,
not enough it 10 feared to cause dea,b.--
The settlers on Salt creek regre. that This
wound is not more dangerous.eand all
sustain MIR. Dunn in the course he took.
Aboliionists viii! YET find Jordan a hard
road TO travel !"
The above is from the Democratic
Platform published a, Liberty. Missouri.
1t is a practical illustration of the squat
Ter sovereignty for which the Nebraska
ties are so earnestly contending. We
commend the spiri, Of the article to The
organ grinder of the o~ficeholders in
this city. lntelligen. freemen will not
hesitate on account Of the clustering of
such prints to 60 to Kansas. and thus
defeat the wiley schemes of the political
demagogues. who have stricken down a
solem compact in order to spread the
dark pail Of slavery yer one OF the Fl.
nest portions Of the Union.-C Chicago
Democrat.
Demoine courier., 1854-10-12
YHR RRM@EWE gQGRFRR-

1The case of S. M. Trulock who
was arrested on Saturday evening for the
murder OF Thomas Mccormick, under
went examination before justices Frnzee,
Harris and the mayoralily on Monday.
The testimony in the case consumed the
entire day. and the pleading on the par,
Of The prosecution and the defence oc
cupies the greater part of Tuesday and
resulted in the commiual of s. M.
Trulock, in q bond Of two thousand dol
lars for his appearance a, the next term
Of the District Court, to be held in this
county. From the testimony adduced
in this case, the &C, was one of unparal.
led atroci,y. From a tritling grudge
which existed between the parties, the
deceased was hunted down by every Ii,
tic species Of provoca,ion. until the vic
tim of his spleen was stricken down by
The ungovernable passions OF the accused.
Though the deceased plead that he could
not travel any other road with a load, i,
was not enough TO excite sympathy in
the obdura,e breast Of the assaila nt.-
When he was stricken one blow with
tine club, in the hand Of Trulock. and
got upon his wagon and in the act OF
driving off, said 10 Trulock, 1 viii prose.
cute you for this, then he must be beaten
again with The same club because he ap
pealed 10 the laws Of the country for
redress. Trulock is now in custody, in
defaul. of bail of two thousand dollars.
for taking away tho life Of a valuable
citizen of This county. We thought the
butchery Of Prof. Butler by Mat. W ard.
was unparalleled in The catalogue of crime.
but this is equally SO. yet notwilhstand-
ing its atrociiy, the cour. is pleased to
fix hi. appearance bond a, two thousand
dollars. which we supposed is the estimate
they put upon a poor unoliending mans
life.
An eloquent writer says, the soul out
weighs the world, bu, he was an old
fogy we presume, and never dreamed
that young America would estimate its
worth only aitwo thousand dollars, which
if the felony va, committed by a rich
man, he could pay. and be off 10 parts
unknown, to %perpetraie the like act if
urged by bis evil passions. Two thou
sand dollars. why some of our citizens
put a higher valuation upon some of their
horses, aud would feel outraged if we
atlen pied 10 laugh at such a price,
burlington Hawkeye.