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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1854-08-05

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last week.
WISTAKS BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY
The great remedy for consumption, and the hest
remedy known 10 man for asthma Of every stage
liver complaints, bronchitis, influenza coughs colds
bleeding Of the lungs siiortleSs Of breath ,mius and
weakness in the side, breast, &c. aud ali other dis
eases OF the pulmonary organs.
From the Boston Post
DIR. 5. ". Fowc, 13s Washington street, has an
article entitled As above, which we believe i, the
best preparation hitherto discovered for the cure
OF colds and other c"n>umptve complaints. Hav-
ing tested this medicine, can speak with conf
dcncc to its >auary effects in removing cold.
and other complaints incident TO this season Of the
year. From the Cincinnati Enquirer.
Wherever this medicine is introduced il at once
atfans that high reputation which it 50 richly de-
serves What can stop IT. sale, when on every hand
can be witnessed lis wonderful cures. The worst
cases Of asthma recent but dangerous coughs, and
also those that are Of long Standing bronchitis and
consumption in is early stages, are ALWAYS cured
by this remarkable medicine
he not deceive! bv bv ilnpostorS-thc public
should he careful I" get the genuine article n, the
limitations and countcrfcitS are being but up by
those who know nothing Of medicine
None i, genuine unless signed |. BUTTS on the
wrapper.
ACEXTs.-,T. c. Bi.lgmn. st. Johnsburv: .Johr
VI
don Corner j. r. Han'eIl < Co: Lyndon Centre:
Hill X Flanders. Sheffield; s. s. blanchard. Glover:
y. {. Robinson. Barton Geo Cow!cs. Evcpatc: T.
+. Weeks. Pracham; Vail, Dcininc 4 Co, Danville.
MYERS EXTRACT OF ROCK ROSE. As n
t'm'lv medicine. it cannot be cqualled. having per-
formed numerous cures where all other remedies
had failed. and the skill Of eminent musicians have
been hifiicd The Rock Rose plant has been rec
"lli'ilcndcd!r It's curative properties. in Scroilo,is
diseases. by DR. Ell Ives. professor in Yale College
am! pr>. Isaac Parrish and j. H. Thompson Phi!a-
dclphi. and other eminent physicians Of our com
try; ana II human testimony can be relied upon
no medicine is >omucE entitled TO public confidence
the Rock Rose.
Rev \. H. L. Mvcrs-Dcar Sir: In cutaneyuS g.
rupt!"n- IN several instances 1havc given vour ex-
tract OF Rock H,>e, 10 children and Others in get
ting up from measles, with the happic>t success
In several ci>c> Of cr:sipei> this syrup has effect
eda cl.re; IN my opinion il NAV be relied upon as II
certain agent, capable Of craticatin. the disease
from the system, by purifying the blood Irecom-
mend II earnestly for all >cr"iu"u, affections, Gu
taneorS cruli"I~. liver complaint. dyspepsia colds.
and pulmonary diseases III general.
Ncw LONDON, OC:. :. $50. T.. Il. WARREN
Fer sale toy j. {. BINGHAM. 81. ,Iohn>burv, and
dealers III me !icihe everywhere.
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N"ii' c-ai.v and i;iacl. W:u STA. I.r.. 1,,,-
IL and '.'r t!;'.r- ui."i-.''., u lair c,
a"1 'i;,nak. SsrT'niic. 07.., .i,i E.ii.I r.....,
la".c'. Gard :.ii I'll. Til. Wa: Ms. na;
SANDS. M.rr't> ID Aia.i'-- 80 r. Wrli.q-
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Published by rcquc>t.I
Liberal. CONVENTION

IN pursuance "fa call signed hv over one hundred
fr"c'nrn Of ES>cx County fora convention. without
amy regard I" party names. to be held at the Vi,ce
church III Gnildlal, on the l9;h dav of Auyu-t.
I>'t' /" 10" clock. A. W.. for the purpose Of organ
Uing and nominating liberal or uuon ,;clo, .;r
the election 81 County officers The nromn, ,t,,,-
canoe 81 the legal voters is >oIicitei: who. with
some honorable exceptions are disguised with the
NOMINATIONS made by the old parties. located r,on
tWin 'I>'cr platforms. who are opposed TO goldfish
arl>'"cracv, superstition. and bicoted hra!om. and
VIII" ar" III favor of the true spirit. mca,,iur and
lrincipr ofthc constitution Of the L. s. - ,!cve-
"p'H ana ma,ie perfectly manifest by the following
@"r"U> explanatory preamble a,oI.cd, in order to
f"rii more perfect union. establish Justice ensure
domestic tranquility. provide for the common de
fence. promote the general welfare and ensure tbc
blessings 81 liberty I" ourSclvc, and cur po>tcri,v.
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SHEEP LOST,

S'hAl Ed or Stolen from he pasture Of the sub
~ >cribcr ihou, the liz: If Dnlv. one ,u,k f.u,
ewes all'! >X lambs. The buck j ,wo Year, .II
and ''.c >hr"i Ar" al marked with rcd upon the
r"ni- Nh"N"r i'll return Tie >il,. ar give. In
formation where they can i,n iomn, hal To-. ,ui,ah,,
fcWaF@ei AMOS ". CLEMENT
Dalv;ll" Aug. l. l>,l s>>tf
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COpELAND
Bug and Moth Exterminafor-

a tEHTAI and cii.c.r.al :Ilnihila.or nf tlo.,
n i"i;h,"mc pests. bel bug. and moths 1t !,
not necessary Tor II 10 touch t. KILL for BED hu
ana moths i"avc the rooms where il i used. 70,
SAFE by the dozen single bottle. hv
J. C. BINGHAM.
s.. Iohn>burv Aug 3. 1854 ss.w3
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Congress Spring Water.
HECElNED to-day. an! for ~alc:,v
~ y. G. BINGHAM
.fuft ST IA IA
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Salt and Flour.

&nLl. tr1r. ~. Lard. Lime Nail. E..:,. ',.,
- Tier Ok. !A.i.;-. >ucAr-, Teas VINEGAR. AZ;
dl'r. &c. for sale ,i,o.- D., NliES
Pc,cta,n. ". .ii.ly -. ~. So,
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Good Feelings Wanted

In exchange for goods. BE-. WEIkS
Pr:,cEr-rr ". Julv - 1854 .>,,,
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81 WATCH
SkS AND JEWELRY
Repairing,

niChFOKD would ~av 70 ti,r I,lie, and
''c'i'lrinen "f 81. Iolri>lurv and vicinity.
i'I lie mas "irn"d shop Opposite The 81. Jo>bi.
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Fall STYLE Hats

VI>HlS day being received. and i;r sal. y,
Il l. i. GOEi:AT
81 |"..ilSbtlrv. August = 1854. SA>if
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.NI1fN IlII'rE.
IiENEN WATSON. ''''-i.,--.''i.'r--
Gi.lll. lam" :. Ia So.
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NEW.YORk CORREsPONDENCE.

IN, 'r'W un iehnrsn'nt-"GloJy" srou4h fer me
n"'->W btSgrae,rM Fight ULsi4q
H.m Hors, &c.
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w. hIDDEH ran:ii::c~ e. riy.: 'S,.r:S 81
W i'' Fiaii" t''li" and in 1hor,.li.ii ra-. 4
81 oitc election Il Sheet Music, lr.;r:r-,r !.,,L,
&c.. &c. for sale =; l:">.o, ,ricr>
81 l"in~hurv Pain. ImlS -. ISL So:
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-07-03

These vrssels of the rgt cnss built in tho city ol
baltimore expressly for this tadc md hive superior
,"nmodnons for passengers. They arc commanded
~ experienced Gnptnns, we'll qualified for the truie
,nd who " III spare exertion 10 accommodate They
will be towed mp end down the rivers by sienm md may
bc relied snil promptly ndvertizcd.
Merchants going North ordering goods from New
York will find il To their interest To ship by this line
freight will always be taken low by any other
line of Packets, and every effort will be mnde by tins
gents in Richmond nHd New o, Ia give satisfaction
Freight Is cents per whole, and ~ cents per -
Tobacco being about 50 per cont less ihnn eharef
the Steamers. Insurance be effected in tho h....
mond Fire Association by this line ut 3s per cent.
We respectfully ask and hope tc succeed in obtnin
tug full shal'. of patronage.
Goods shipped by this line tn New York will be for
uarded free Of commission New OrIcnns, Mobile
charleston, Savannah any other Southern or North
port The vessels will lie in Richmond ri kockctts
In New York at Berth No |, Coffee House Slip, foot Of
Wn Street. DAVID cur HE Richmond, } ,
@. H. PIERSON, N Y. -
No. South Street. y
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-07-03
NEW-YoRK ADVERTISEMENTS
Rls.IrARD TABLES.

NllE suh=orbefs having Devoted their personal niien
tim inr mnny years the manufacture oi Bill
LARD TABLES, hfe fully competent to execute work
that viii giye entire satisfaction the mos Eistidio :
eonnissenr. Being the extensive manufacturers in
tho Union, they enabled 10 furnish superior table
10 per cent lrsa than my oher estalshmeni In the
country. which they respectfully invite tie
tention of buyers nlsn thu essential improvements
they Nye made in the construction aud elasticity OF tie
cushions which they huyc brought ton degree of per
leclion attained 10y others Always ON haud Billiard
tables with MnrbIe and Wooden beds, with large
stock of Gloths Rails Cues French Cue Lentherr, Cue
Wax Pool Bal Bonids Bagalolc Tables Silk and
Wmstcd Pockct., .Sc. Order. by mail promptly Mt
tendedto Old Tables rconshnned by sending them by
Express. GRIFFITH DECKER,
Billiard Table Manufacturers.
ap 81 Am No 30 Ann ST. New York
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NV Motto is " Progress. "

NROM the great increase of business the subScrihnr
l. has enoyed in the last six m inths, he has been
cin He'd to add tn his ready Extensive establi ,hmen
which he has done by building of the lnrgesi and
admirably arranged operating in the Union
sud can ,ay whou' tear of contra fiction, that he
of Il largest and best arranged establishn
this country and facilities for the successful pro'ecu
ton Of his business possessed but by few if any in this
State With competent and accomplished assistants
and by far the largest stock OF daguer eolype materials
be lnurd in this place such of evey variety
and frames of the finest quality ard richest Paterns jew
rry from com non up TO The finest quality made for
iagtrr oyp,s he fla ers himself that hc i, het pre-
paled u meet the wants of the public in such things
than any house in this place, from 81 50 to $20 90.
As to the quality oI his work, lie .eels that it is too
weIIestablishment to demand admit fiom him self
recommendations he viii only say TINT he challer grs
comparison with any, not only taken in this place but
reworl1.
With his present facilities ne is much better prepared
Dke pictures of children and groups than heretofore
and would especially cali attention to that department.
Ia every case satisfaction guaranteed, charge
Hade
Views of private residences and other buildings and
scenery of every description accurately tnken, spc
dners of " hcI' mey be seen, and many others with
c hi, galleries abound, by calling the sign Of the
flag next door to the Virginia Bank. Maiu St. Lyn-h-
BURG, Va. OF at Masonic Temple Main St, Danville
G p. e. GIBBS, Proprietor
P. S.--Pust mortem cases and invalids promptly at
hnde IT, when requested.
Soch of all kind, furnished to Il craft at thu lowest
cash prices. P e. e.
4
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CLOTHING AND FANCY GOODS.
REDUCING STOCK.
Bargains In Ready Made Clothing.

order 10 insu thr ennpIete disposal Of thsir sum
mer stock by the close OF the the subscribers
VIII offer their large stock Of Clothing Of their
.en manufacture at greatly reduced prices far CASH
Those in want oiGOoD CLOTHING now have an ap-
ponnniiy rarely met with to supply themselves with
the best artiee in the market Mt imp ecedentedy low
prieea BURROUGHS, SHAFER IL CO.
Wholesale j. Retail Clothing Bazaar & Ger tlenen's
Out.iiiag Establishment, Main st cor Market.
Jun 10
~ Bedford Senlrel, Salem Beacon, Floyd Inte-
genoer and Wyiheville Telegraph copy
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Il EsEaDlbsthhneutl-llO NhlEhS djJ
Brundwny. New iork.-Tt best aud most im,ro,e ed
Pihn,z and Mclolro,s. +. Gilbert & Co.'s Worlds
Fnir Premium Ianos with withnut the 'Hoean, aud
with iron irnmra nnd circular scales. The merit of
ihc4c nsfnmentsis tn we know need f rther
mcudation. GILgEnr's BouporR PIANos. elegant in
strument for small rooms. iIALLET n CUMsros's
PIANOS. ol the old established firm n lnlct &Oo MIR
W. being solo agent for all the above Pinoa, offer
them lower than any olher house Horace Waters
Pinn0si mnnuncurod expressly for him. having groot
power Of ono and elasticity oftDuch, 1913 Broadway Is
the IHfgest depot tor Museu instruments in this
Try uiirdng opportunity for selsc ut to be nd
,lsewhere Second hand l'innos NJ grenl bargains. -
Price from 500 10 sl75 Every instrument fully wnr-
rnnted Or T. roney rrfuf ded
MELODB rs Goodman & Baldwins Pa
tent Organ Melodoons, with TWO nASKs of keys
IA sweet and powerful ms rument Prices from s75 TO
5000. y. u & II W. Smiths ceiebrafc,f Mrlndeons
Martins nHJtpaAed Guitus, Browne llaips, flutina'
Viobs B,n-s instruments, &c &c. De,crs supplied
with lnno- n'd MeloIcons inct.ry prices ia per
cent, discount 10 Clergynen
MuSlo,-Ihis list comprises ths products of tho
great masers Of both the American aud European
lncnta aud s receiving constant additions by nm extcn
awe publication OF the choice and popunr prices of the
duy. Denlrr- ia Music, and Tenchers OF Seminnrcs
wishing 10 purchase my music published, make nr
Engagements f. continued suppli,s of Mr.. Waters
issues, will find il Ia their in crest cnli forward
their orders Music sent to my part of the Union or
tnnadHs, postage free. HORACE WATERS,
np 3n
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RICHMOND.
s~EIS Change of Schedule. aSiS1k
Spring and summer Arrangement,
Between New York and Richmond via
Norfolk
RICHMOND.

PER u. s. STEAM SHIPS
JAMESTOWN AND ROANOKE,
4 b. l200 ioHs RRrthea, Commanded 10y Captains
~ CVendyand SIX nrr
The jamestown will leave Richmond every 1uesdoyal
ternonn at O'clock And the Roanoke every Saturday
iaornlng AT 7 clock. far New York via Norfolk
Returning, they will leave New AZ for Richmond,
every Saturday and Wednesday afternoon at o'clock.
Stopping n " hours way ht Norfolk
Fassage to New lurk. including meal, aud State
room accommodation, only OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. $40
stteihSe 1 assage unlN- Z
Charge u Norfolk the same as by River Bonts.
Merchants aud Travellers will find this of the
speedy and comfortable routes het~ncn NV York aud
Ri, hun nd. Passage and fare only $40, Steerage pas
soge only s..
LUDLAM & WATSON,
apis IL Richmnnd Va.
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Is,sssss,zxzS JAS. River Canal. ssY.sszs s.Ys.s.sassss

T. ARE FROM LYsCHBURG. FAKE FROM LYNcHBURG,
10 Richmond, 49,. So 50 To Lexington..-- 81 %
o Charlottesville. . 50 TO Natural Bridge. 50
10 Cumberd e. II 3 % To buchanan, .--... | 81
OUR PACKET. BOATS leave Lynchbrrg ally at
Pm, Sundays excoptei and arrive in Richmond
second day at A. connecting there with tn" North
aand Southern Cars, leayi u at A. NJ, ard Steam
Boats down the river. leaving at 6 A. NJ. In Lynch
olfg supper win be provided the Boats or passen-
gers coming in ON the Tennessee lailroad cars.
fasse gers for charlottesville will t4ke the Tues
"aFs, hursdays and Saturdays Boat arrive in Scots.
Vile next day at Ii Mand in Charlottesville p NJ
lhe Boat for Lexington, Natural Bridge and Bnchan-
an, will leave Lynchhurg Mondays Wednesdays and
Hiays, ar7 A NJ. Returning, leave Buchanan Mon
'ps, Wednesdays and Fridays at 81 A. NJ.
BOYD, EDMOND & DAVENPORT.
fb ln.d,s
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For BaIti.mOre aud PhiIndclphin

BY STEAMER BELVIDERE.
Leates Richmond eee,y 1aesdag at o'cioek = N
,ssgk TIL Il large ana new Steamer b LV1 DERE
Sss-s Capt. GIfroRD will receive freight every Mot-
lay, aud up 10 the hour of o'clock M every Tuau
lay. inr the above pIucc..
Shippers to Wheeling. Ptsburg Cincinnati and the
South and West generally will find this the chonr
st aud most expeditions. For freight, nppy 10
LUDLAM Il WATSON, Richmoad Va.
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Spring Fashions for 1854.
K STITZER "a
- Has received and in his Spng style ssssS
GENTLEMENS FINE DRESS HATS

comprising Bcebees New York style which $ most
beautilu-aiso, OahforIs young mems Pm adel hig
style Tat brim-whch is unsurpassed by any ha yet OF
feI ed or the inspection of this market Tog ther with
the Baltimore syle,curl brm-whch is very htnd
Besides large ofal the various styles and
qualities of Soft Hats adapted for the Spring Trade;
which he most earnestly calls the enton of his
friends and customers and he public to give him call
he is prepared to Offer greater inducements to
buyers than ANY like eslab hment in the city both
Wholesale and retail. All kinds of hats made order
tie shortest otice. Customers hats dressed o
half price Call the sign of the Blue Haiti bargains
man3.dts WM STIrZER.
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CLOTHING At COST.

hWlNh To the grsnt qunntity OF Ready mnds Cloth
~ ing In this market and the hardness of tho times
we have concluded To sell for time our Fine nj beau
dnly assorted Stock OF Ready made Clothing Furnish
ing Goods, Umbrellas, Nc, &c. Mt Cost for Cash
Now is emphatienlly the time for oil wanting such
goods--and who does not Ito lay In good supply Of
eluthing such nre seldom offered in thi. market.
Oar Goods nre all new and bot recently purchased at
very low prices; and consist of n styles nnd patterns
hnm tho finest to the kind to sui every per
Our Clohs Cessimeros and Vesting we will continue
To make al the lowest of profits ding To
The timesand every article made npby warran to wa
give entire satisfaction.
oone ono and all aud examine for yourselves and
word for H. yon will not go away dissatisfied At
BAKER g. CLAVEY'S
Clothing Station, cor. Main d. Market ats.
l0.ts
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LINE oG isichmond s,..ss..t ,.s.

AND NEW.YOKk ACkETS.-'Ths new -ss<ssA
lone line is composed of the following vessels. nnd
ahs from Ncwiork every three dnys. All owned in
The city of Richmond, viz
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INSURANCE AGENCY,
Insurance Company of the Valley, in Virgnia,
CAPITAL, $20O,O 900.

INSURANCE can be effected in these companies up
on as fair terms, in any others OF equal respons
bi'y, by appcationto
p d. CHRISTIAN, Ag't. Lynchburg.
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GUANO GUANO.
hAVlNG made ARA 1gements with the Peruvian
Il agents to get supplies of GUANO ON he best
terms. now prepared to furnish it. We have
hand and al ,at 500 bugs, and will be in reg
liar receipt of IL. We so II nDre except what comes
direct from the agents, and all whr purchase of
nay rely ON getting GENUINE GuAN0. We solicit
the four friends and al diners, with the
that will always furnish them with the best nrti
Gle and on the ia, nrabIc trrns.
CRENSHAW & CO..
fe Its North side of the Basio, Richmond, Va.
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TNION STEAMSHIPS COMpANY's

ITNION STEAMSHIPS COMPANX's
u Lane OF SrEAMESR.-FoR PHlLADEL
PHlA, VIA NORFOLK The steamrrh IrrS~@ p
Virginia Captain David Teu sfea .ne' S-.s.~sES=Ss5-
nnsy sylvenia, Captuir Junes Baynorr .tramtr Oy ot
Richmond Captain H. Mitchell. One of these splendid
steamers will leave Richmond for rhilad phia every
Monday and Thursday nj high wnter touching at City
Point and Norfolk To Give Eight and Passengers
Re'urning, leave Philadep in every edne.lay and
saturday, nj 10 o'clock, A. arriving ut Richmond
every Tuesday and Saturday morning on which days
they will di.c urge their cargo.
These splendid steamers have been built expressly for
this line and every has been made combine
strength and speed They provided with Fran is
Patent Metallic Life Boats;' first tables, ard
every attention is pnd by accommodating Captains
the comfort Of passengers and the protection OF pods.
FARE REDUCED:
Passage New York 1st cabin and found ..----. So
4. '' Philadelphia - q ....-...6
- {. " IND cabin aud not found, .-......4
Passenger for New York would consult their interest
by t,kng this rou,e, for independent OF being the
cheapest and safest it is by fr the most pleasant.
Totacconists shipping Pitrsburg can be accommoda
ted by this line have entered into arrangements
To forward good. through with ,lisput Ia.
For freight passage apply 10
ROBERT RANRIN, Agent
Ontie Dock.
2. S.-All goods hy this Inc from Philadelphia will
be discharged on Tuesdays and Saturdays, aud after
they delivered ON the wharf, shall be considered by
the Company the risk of the
mnr II dfs ROBERT RANKIN Ac't
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A large supply of French aud American Extraeta for
"A tie Handkerchief insisting of Paohouly. Violet
Rose Ess Bouquet Gernnium Jockcy Club, Sweet
Glover, Oowsp, New Mown tiay, Uppor Ten, Sweet
Brinr, Oriental Drops, Verbena Water; also Pomsdes
Tor tho hair, frcoch nnd Gsrmln Colognes Firm hair
and 10Th Brushes, NC, &c For sale by
JOHN II. SEAf 500,
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Something Superior.

M oCORkLE g. JONES will have, in "a few days,
1'h 30 cnses that celebrated y g." Stick Laoice,
20 do do. Mass do,
To which they vie the attention of manufacturers
may 80
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n Office during the opnirs to Lock 49, from
i l9th OF June until the 9TH of Jvly, our Packet
l1oas viii lenye Lynohbnrg for Richmond triweekly
Monday "Wednesday and Friday ut tho usual honr.--
From Scoitsylle to Richmond the line will he duy On
the 4th july our regular daily trina thr oueh
from Lynohburg To Richmond.
Jun II Il BOYD. EDMOND d DAVENPORT
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-25
THE YELLOW FEVER AT SAVANNAH,
CHARLESTON, AND AudUSTA--STAMPEDE

ccIuz1IA. s. c. Sept q The yellow fever 10
increasing ID violence q Savannah and Charleston,
and = Augusta, b IN extent unparalleled In the
history Of those cities. Twothirds Of the dwell.
llnss are abandoned by the whites, who have . ID
from The pestilence, and le In the charge ct their
servants. the colored population being generAy
exempt from he ravages. All business 70 susPcn-
ded, but lew stores other than those OF sPotneca-
ries being open. and an air of utter desoianon IL
represented a. prevailing everywhere
Augusta hiss usually been exempt from visitation
Of the yellow fever and lie appearance u thsf city
has created the greatest excitement Even the op-
orators have abandoned the telegraph Office, and
NO can obtain no information but what b 70 be
gathered from frightened citizens, many of whom
have made their way to this city, which being on
high range of country, has always been exempt
from the pestilence. The neighboring villages are
said to be overrun, and although we have nothing
definite, the disease b said 70 be prevailing to an
alarming extent
At Charleston It 10 also Increasing, the number
OF deaths there on Tuesday having been 81, and
the number Is rumored to have been still larger
yesterday.
At Savannah there were yesterday % deaths by
the lever. which, when il is taken into considera
non that the white population does not now exceed
100 persons, 10 q mortality unparalleled. The
death Of Bishop Garland, who had been laboring
among the sick and administering religious conso
lafion 10 the dying. has caused most profound re-
gret throughout this section of the country.