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virginia AND TENNESSEE RAILROAD
LITHUANIAN, IA TCRtL BRIDGE, LErING TON AND
70. ALuH SPRLNG&-P.s,epSersa are Informed
that The undersigned running splendid Four
Horse Stages from Buod, Depot Virginia aud
Railroad. to the above named places.
sCHkDULE-LeAye Lynehturg Virginia and
Railroad At p NJ and arrive at Buchanan
the same evening Leave Buchanan morning,
and stop ~ hours the Natural Bridge the Rock
bridge Alum Sprin In time for dinner.
Pare from Lynchburg 10 Ra, hanan ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ~ %
Do do do Natural Bridge. 8 o.
3
Do do do Rocibrldge Alutn .................. 4 rs
Tickets may be procured At the Lynehbucs Depot.
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NERVOUS PEOPLE
r. r. R-DIsooyERY NO. q.

should take Hhdwhy iienoynng Hesoi,snt will make the
most weak gloomy and objected victims
per bottle.
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VyiRlnSA LINE or RltsaseOND AND
S6S v Now Ho<k PacheA-Ths Hone IN
Line Il composed ofths following G3lN
sails nom Hsr Iork sr~t tATss d1Sa. Al
owned In the city OF Richmond, Wis:
schooner ORlANHA, Captain Daniel Dodge.
RICHMOND, I" IIaae Rarush
DANvILLE F." J. B. Tsttis,
HAxALL, Z" oliver Chchestsri
/. aALLEao, William Neson,
HANOVER, ~ W. 4. whpplS.
LYkCHBUk0, q. W. Couch.
MERCHANT, q. O. Ferry,
NEw YORK, kA. Adkins,
HENRlC0, Seth Chester.
These vessels all Of the nrst
more e.prss for this trade and
They are commanded By experienced Captains
70, the trade and Who viii
msy &c relied on 70 sail promptly As ADVERTISED.
~ nns NORTH or ordering goods nom New York,
nnd TO hsif crest 10 shp By this Line ai.ays
ien a. log other line packets; every eort
eAN WV A''A "s''e sAr
OF patronage. 'A~s
ood, shipped ey this Line to New York. forwarded free
commission New Orleans Mobile charisson ar
any other Southern or Northern port. VI
The viii lie AZ In Me- vo.s ,
Berth No ! Coffee House Slip, Of Wall street. ~ -
DAVID CURRlE, Richmond,
q. II. PD RSON, New York, SArenta
No A Qouth. trssf 1
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HNhE II B-inIUhs. having removed 10 their IaTg, ~
house In of the store No. 9i Main street recently
Gated Nv em oder for sale their stock In ns
.Sirciss '' ""
American Hammered IRON
Engi'h and American Rolled
English and American Blstered Steel
German, Cast and Shear Steel
Broad Plough Iron
Flat, Round and square I'on, all slrrs
Oval, Half Oval, and Hail Round Iron
McCormicks and Palmer Mould Board,
American, Russia and IN gsh sheet Iron
Band ana Hoop Iron
Nail 10 OF American and ssede. Iron
iors. Shoe Iron
Horse shoes, Rssnrtedsirss
Tin plate, Pig and Bar Tin
Sheet Liac, speter and Spei,er Folder
sheathing BraIer's and Bar Copper
Pig, Bar and Sheet Lead
Ground Wagon and Car; RoIcs
Sole Leather, good and damaged.
ful assortment Of Groceries.
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pUTYEy. WATTS a PUrSgy.

(tOLD pENs.-JAMHs w0ODHoUsE, 1889 Main street
has iust opened larss ADD choice stock d Pms In
Oi snd silver Gases With Pencils complete sale
lcrsrssy Among the assortment made By Levi
br0Nn, The orignai and manufacturer
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KENT, PAINE K KENT,
Importers and WhoIe.ne dealers 10 Foreign Domestic
DRY GOODS,
No. II, FouErEExrH ST., RIcHxoxp.
FALL TRADE, 1851.
"E respectfully Invite attention Of the merchants Of
w Virgins, North CafoDa unusually
isrgs and commanding stock Of BRfTLSM FREHCH dHD
GRNdHDRp GOObS, being received by various arrival,
from Europe which were purchased during the by
our MI Jame's cash. under the
eum.tshee. We are also receiving complete OF
duERICdH FdBBiC the whole the largest
and most attractive stocks Offer
which will be sold At prices unusually low.
we are also prepared with
MAIZE ILO1HLHO, manufactured 10 Richmond which vi.
made goods '' ~ - "
we p,r;ieuarly solicit merchants visiting this marte to call
and examine our stock pedgng sell goods
as they can be bought In in a. country.
Ordenrs,pecuuly solicited and promptly attended u.
auV RENT, PAINE KENT.
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HALL. HARSWARE.-we now in rrcrip, Of a
fresh stock OF Goods consisting NJ Pocket CUTLERY
various patterns GH' and IfL' handsome
BUILDING MATERIALS, srch Lcks Hinges, Screws Nails &c
srge men loot, Of all descriptions BLACK
hschnisis Ani farmrr ;hrr with
ssrnnt OF and D1me''ic Hardy suitable wants
:, me eI! ana country TRADE Also large and fresh
ADpEhF HAhpwLRE consisting OF Bits
Coach aterals rings and Ases Patent Leather Hog skin.
Serge, Webbing, Whips. &c. % ''
oo purchases have been made direct m the
europe and America, upon favorable terms
haHirE had the rence Of the las.
me- 81 IN unity ira lie, Ger upon te.pinr tho
pest assortment of Hardware suitable Of the Viz
gna Tennessee and North Carolina Merchants 10 be found In
ATTY one hOr'e in the United States. "
W. 81 respectfully Invite examnlion prices
aean aud others visiting this market feeling
SMITH ROBERTS,
Importers Of Hardware, No ~ Pearl street
and "in-hD," BIT 'iOfR
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HsRR sR NR ~ AIssa

Ea ~ ~ - AExzg
6NhEAl 49,, NOM k-N.- tomfotta.
u BILE schedalcs-7tcics DnIy from Richmond HrI
York, c irdn<rs Of Passenger, dnd Baggage, through e
EdshinCton, Baltimore and Philadelphia,
o.drG-on 18th OF the following quick
comfortable schedules will be the inland
New York: Leave Richmond daily
NJ and ~ o'clock, M arrive in New York daily At NJ and
o. NJ
"Ans'0n "a "a s - ~
Baltimore LIST ....................... 6 o.
"Phnadephin LIST 4" ....................... o.
PhiAdephiA York. (ave daily,) 81
and % for each nrst class and b. and ~ for
class do
through Washington baltimore Philadelphia
other nfornAtisn apply At the ticket once.
Besides through direct named above with the
Main Northern Route through tickets direct can be obtained
Ohio Railroad Company,
In yton, Wheeling, the Relay House, at - 50.
g. The night train will take down
at the following aons-Bung Cottage lay
lorsvle Junction. Chesterfield, Pole Cat Misrd, Guinry
Fredericksburg and Br,okes.
deemed in addition state for the Information
that daily lines operation
Layton and BALTIMORE by OF which the traveller, shV
delayed Washington
In his proceed, cOuvenen hour directly
his journey point north Of that place.
aul5 S RUTH, Agent OF Transportation.
SADDLERS, dc.-Thr subscriber respectfully
friends the public that he has
Webb, Bacon Co.. where
varied selection OF article Sadilery Establish
his manufacture lie daers himself that having had
be relied In addition BUSINESS, have added
all kinds of Horse and Mule Collars, which
sell A. low be purchased at the North.
Country Merchants will md greatly their interest
themselves al Of which viii sell low cash.
credit to punctual customers.
mhi9-dn JOSEPH II. COLQUlTT, Agent,
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ESACniC AND STAGE IJNE
FOE L0vINGSTON-Faret hr rgh from t1ITIIns,t
hiehmond 10 Lovingsion, only s2o0.
Leave Richmond at p NJ BY Boat, Mondays, Wednesday,
and Fridays with the ne.t
a. =, r: ", and arrive in Lovinr'tons7 NJ
Returning, leave Loyingson at A.
and Fridays connect with the ovardsyile ana AZ
rive 10 Rehnond Lext morning At 5 o'clock.
mi
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UVtE HOhsb POWERS AND TIiH .sHFI,s am no
,eeering md for sale Pits Horse Powers and Thfa,he
coPte whlch neg leave 70 call the attention the Farmer
Also Grants Bamboroughs, Doyles Runyans and wontg
mcytfAN MILE Tor sale manufaciurers Prices al the
Agricultural Ware House and Beed Store. ~ Wv -
- JAMES A. HPsCONB
Ds No. 81
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n EIaA ANp gaoTEoIIoN rIgE lNsrKANcE coNrasr

~ EIMh NNU FHUIFUIION FIKE INHURhNCE COMPbNtyp
IN or HdR7FORD, COSSECTTCUT-Igsncv al ms.
nOndIhese Companies continue insure against loss or
age By are pwelng iouse. Furniture
ment. Merchandise and ali kinds property on IN,
mosthyorabe terms Any Losses which companies m Az sus
tain on tissues taken Al the Agency will adjusted with prompt
iaao ' "oe'a"V' IL BALDWIN Agent,
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NEyoOI DEpOT.-we have Determined 10 orsn :,

"oO. DEpOT.-We have determined 10 open IN con
w nsction with business,
sale OF Wool and have engaged the
house the former efficient the Wooden FACTORY i,
this business. 'N' "
All Wool consigned 10 will be graded each pu
can buy such Wool az he wants and not be compelled
viii not his purposes There virginia sui
hcent qusny Of Wool N concentrated and graded attract
the attention Of manufacturers and dealers market and We
near home.
For particulars clrcnsrs. CREHsHAw a CO.,
- 0reeor and Commission Merchants
nhnnrA D.
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FALL TRADE, 1854
WRisTItN LtTHHOP, No. % Main street, are INV
receiving their supply OF Fall Dry Good which they In.
attention OF their
In their stock will he found style, OF Py.nch
s seotch German and other Foreign Fabrics win
iuH assortment Of Domestic Goods. o ~
seq cuprart.u . =
HNLL STOCK BOOTS, SHOES TRUNKS &c-we beg
aFe 70 ca the attention OF our fri nd' and public
se Ahu se selected stock Of Boots Shoes, Trunks.
u sec'ed win great and well adapted
we gna and North Carolina trade yl CON
sun ,heir interests by giving the subscribers call
&c" WHITE PAGE, 10 Main street.
o. HID. TODD's BLOCK SIDES
<aS u hhds. Todd's Family do
do do do shouders
Io,tO lbs. do do Hog
o, lS lbs. do Extra Sugar Cured Hams. ror..ie
80 JAS WINSTON.
encanV, rhhISI,N NO 1.-Landng this day at dock, a,
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NOTICE OF CO-PARTNERSITIP.-T ,ub,c,i.
hers have this day entered into to conduct
e Merchant Tailoring t'usnes at the old
opposite the Posi- ONCE We return the public for
as aTors and hope by attention and
naanfs OF The patronage for The Arm literally
tented 10 each Of Us individually. We
eced stock Of goods consisting usual variety bi.h
request our patrons to call and examine. ~ ~ w
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That have be- lingering system IN bod
ehhB The bones prostrang the muscles or Tort,
solvent. no |
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II ICnMON AND pETERsRURG RAIL.
IL ROtD-rALL ACKNOWLEDGEMENT ana amer Thursday
the 9th Of October 1854 the Trains viii
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oeM 10 mind u Is Powerful Dnfeet.nt Ant.eij dn.x
nSvine nfspasmodic and irritapt
ING n hkhkpEs medical the present
" ihey are prepared ando
stop pain Instantly; and system
ness any sudden attacks The REQUIRED 10 h.
small. ie. drops OF READY exercises pov.rSi na e
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LyEY & LIIsCOuB isn s:r<es, offer for sale:
IA lO0bags prime Laguayra Coffee landing to-day
300 sacks Liverpool salt, In store
i pipe superior Madeira Wine, direct importation
IobAskets Champagne Wine, pints aud quarts do
% bbls Boston Rum, best favored
90 Havana scgars, Of superior quality js2s
STORtEE-sTOttGE.-Iam repaired 10 receive Al INV INN
- Der House. the Dock thirty forty thousand
" OF wheat Persons DESTROYS to stored
do well to make early application.
inSuranee be effected rates OF prenurn
se5-N ynyrfS
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MANILA HOPE, AGA nne assortment Of Manila
W. Rope, from - 10 IN; also, Sail Cord, Leading
Garden Lines THO. ROBERTsOE,
HENTEEI AND GOOD-HRW SUpPLY.-we have
~ Just received another supply Of Gents fine Ore. Gae,
sud Lov Qdarr fu Dressed Shoes
They beautifully We invite all In Of Dres,
hcos, 70 give cAn We keep large stock and cell them
loo ss sny one.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1854-12-02

z Horrors f Tie PlagHe.-Boccacio, an Italian
writer on whom dependence can Be placed,
says that during the plague At Florsncs other
animals besides man were capable Of being Al.
fected BY this disease; fact Of ne little intef~
est in the history Of the plague. He mentions
that be himself saw two hogs on the rags Of =
person who had died Of the plague, after stag.
gering about for short time, fell down dead,
- If they bad taken poison. A multitude Of
dogs, cats, fowls and other domestic animals
were, b tails, %. fsllow-ssfierers with man.
In Germany the mortality was not 10 great
- in Italy, but the disease Assumed the same
character. In Fsance, IL is said, many were
struck - II BY lightaing, and died on The spot;
and this moro frequently among the young and
strong than the old. sil
Throughout England the disease spsesd
with great rapidity, men dying IN some Gases,
Immediately. 10 others within twelve hours, or
1t the latest in two dsys. Hsre, - elsewhsse,
the in6ammatosy boils and buboes we're Ne
eoenizsd at onee 10 prognossicating faisl -
sue. It fsst broke ont in The couaty Of Dor
set. Few pisces seem to have escaped; and
the mortality Was % great that contemporary
annalists have reported, with what degree Of
accuracy We can not ssy, throughout the whole
land not more than tenth psrt Of the inhabi-
tants had survived. The North Of Europe did
not escape, nor did Ill the SHOWS Of Russia
protect her from Iris invasion. II Norway
the disease broke out IN ffightfai manner.
Nor NJ tie ~ refuge. Sailors found no
safs1y = ahefr ships yssssis wsrs issen driving
shout on he ocean, asd drifting en- stbes shales,
vhOaa efawa had paFiahed Il TIE last man,
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1854-12-02
US reached pencil, and the hand, still holding
the phosphorus paper, came and took the pen-
Gil and wrote the following:


ITO THE FRIENDS FROM cLEAvELAND.
"The spirits who produce manifestations in
this room write these lines for the sake Of con-
vincing you of their varied power, and for the
sake Of removing doubts that exist, not only
in your minds, but in the minds of spiritualists
generally on this subject II the friends will
certify to the writing Of these lines, and cause
them to be published, peradventure it may be
instrumental in removing existing doubts, and
in convincing skeptics that spirits who once in
habited mortal bodies still live, and can and do
hold intercourse with the inhabitants Of the
EARTH" ...r.-..-,r
While the above was written, the phospho.
rus light was SO strong that we could all Of US
see the hand and every mark made on the pa
per with the pencil. It was written in less
than half the time any of US could have writ
ten it, and was then handed to one of us. We
then requested that we might be allowed TO
touch the spirit hand. Instantly it passed to
the head of the circle. and while still holding
the lighted paper, passed around and shook
hands with all. The skeptic and the believer
alike received the profersd hand. 1t was
perfect hand, at least as perfect as our own
1t was as tangible and as real a. human hand,
and yet we bad the most unmistakabls proofs
that it was not human.
ii This, we think, will do for the present.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1854-12-02
TERMs OFTHE SENTINEL.


Lord Dunkeilin, who has been taken pri-
sones by the Russians in sortie from Sebas-
'4spol; - the eldest son Of the Marquis Of
CianHeasde, sAd heir to the title. The Mar
quis of Clanrcarde married the only daughter
Of George Canning, and this young nebieman
is therefore grandson of that distinguished
-statesman. Clanricarde and Dunkeln are
both Irish titles; the English title under which
the Marquis sits in the British House of Lords
is Baron Somerhiil, although by corutesy is
termed Clanricarde, as Lord Gordonis univer-
sally know BY his Scotch title Of the Earl Of
Aberdeen. Lord Dunkellin is young man Of
16 years Of age, and officer of the Guards.
His father was once British Ambassador at the
court Of ST Petersburg, and If sent there a
prisoner he will not fine himself among stran.
gers, and will dosbtlsss receive the same kind
srsatsnsas which was extended to Lieut.. Roger
by ths sbasearic" Rsssians. laas
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1854-12-02
A BEAR STORY.

"Twenty years ago." said the cold pilot" as
he lighted his stump ofa pipe and seated him.
self on whisky keg, "there warnt great
many people along the panks Of Ohio, except
Ingins and bears, and we didn't like to cultivate
q very close friendship with either of them. l
came out for some people over on the east
side of the mountains, lookin' land with CON-
pany Of four men who had hunted over the
country. We came down the Allegheny in
two canoes and shanteed, on the Ohio, just
below where the Alleghany enters II. Early
one morning, while my comrades where a
sleep, rose and went across the river after 4
deer, for we wanted venison for breakfast. !
got q buck and was returning, when what
should see but bear swimming the Ohio,
and put after him in chase. soon overhaul.
ed the critter, and picked up my rife to give
him settler, when found in padding had
spatiered water into the canoe, wctting the
priming and making the thing ofno moro use
than a stick. Ididnt understand much about
the mater Of the beast then, and thought ia
run him down and drownd him or knock him
on the head. So put the canoe right on to-
wards him, but when the bow touched him
what did he do but reach his great paws up
over the side Of the boat and began to climb
IN. hadn't bargsined for that, and felt nigh.
ty onplesant, You may swear, at the prospect
Of having such q passenger. hadn't time
to get at him with my ride until he came tum.
bin. into the bow Of the dugout and 40 he
seated himself on his stern, showed as fine q
set of ivory as body would wish to see.
There we sat, he 10 ono end Of the dugout and
l in the other, eyeing one another in mighty
suspicious sort Of way. He didn't seem In
clined to my end Of the canoe and / was prin-
cipled agin going towards his. made ready
to take to the water on short notice, but at the
same time concluded to paddle him ashore II
he'd let me do it quietly Well, / padded
away, the bear every now and then grinning
at me, skinning his face till every tooth in his
head stood right out, and grumbling to him
self in way that seemed to say, i wonder II
that chap is good to eas' didn't say word
to him, treating him all the time like gentle
man, but kept pullin' for the shore. When
the canoe touched the ground he clambered
over the side and climbed up the bank, and,
giving me an extra grin, started off into the
woods. pushed the dugout back suddenly
and gave him, a. felt safe, an extra war
whoop, which seemed to astonish him, FOR he
quickened bis pace nightly, a. if quite ~ glad
AZ was to part company. Eve never tried
to drown . bear since, and shan't undertake
to do it again in = hurry."-[ASany Rigistsr.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1854-12-02

Mis- Marny. Maid Of Honor to Queen
Victoria, has been visiting Cleveland, Ohio.
She i said 70 fI The post Of intimate personal
friend to Her Majesty. Miss Murray il rela-
i've Of the Duke Of Athol, and Of Lord Murray.
She i descendant Of Gov. Dnnmore, Of Vir-
Ginia. Her notbsr occupied the same position
10 ths household Of Queen Charlotte as is now
hsd b Lady Murray ia the household Of VIC
tosiA '''-'' y'aa as
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HlgsA ibw.days - syoang lady named Tom
hinas II CiDsiaaad, feil dead just as she had
+6aihhsd dssssiag Tor . ball.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1854-12-02

DsFisg October, 500 recruits for ,l5e U. s.
army vess Obtained and 1888 others rejected.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1854-12-02
PACKETS.
n FOR LOBDELI.S STORE.
u. r. Mail ESeket New 11ton1,

Plaquemine, Donaldsonville, and all in
termediate landings-Tbe fine passenger steamer
New Lat0na, EXILE GRoss, Master, viii
leave New Orleans for the above and oil inter.
mediate landings on MONDAYS. q s o'clock P.
NJ, and ON FRIDAYS, at 10 O'Clock A. n. Re
turning will leave Baton Rouge On Toesdays at 2
O'Clock M, and on Saturdays At 10 o'clock A N.
For freight or passage apply on board.
rThe New Latona has sign on the wharf
at her Landing, where will be always stationed .
clerk to receive freight during the aheenoe Of The
boat, enabling merchants to send their goods d.
rect from the vessel to the boat thereby saving
. the charge of storage and additional crayage.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1854-12-02

,ea We sotiee that IN consequence Of The high
ntes ef paper ths pewspspers in various sec.
tioes ef Ne eosstsy. are increasing the price
.es subaeriptioa and advsrtising. The Evans
vile lnd) papers have been raised from 10 10
IL cents PER week; the Toledo (Ohio) Blade
ffons0 ~ - pr yeas; the Columbus States-
Nm fton 1910 - i.3 cents per week; and the
Rsvshns (Ohio) Dessecrat proposes to increase
~ pftes from $50 to q per annum. The
pubSs6sn Of weekly newspapers in the State
Of New.Jerssy also contemplate raising their
subscription prices from l.50 to % per year
the present peiees not nnunerating them.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1854-12-02

Ops q TIE lrish fepsSsentative peers, Henry
Pdstis, 9afon DunalleyJ died on the 10th Of
Oct. i tbe family nausion, Kiboy, near
Nessgh. il ~ comfy Of Tippsrary.