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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-30
Lynchburg Furnishing WarerOom.

ID r. LlGGAN g. son, UInol 1EsszzxExAn
IL. stersrs. Paper Hangers. Mat
ire.s and Rope Manufacturers. Main
Street. Two Doors below the Market house, Lyncibuug
Va keep consI any on hnnd and make or err Carl
ed Hair Lbuck, Nj So Cotton, Wool and Spiral spring
Mattresses, andRope of every description.
We have in our employment some first rate Cab
net Workmen: and intend to keep on hand SUR y "i
FURNITURE Of our make and also Northrn
farure-such Bureaus, Sofas, Wardrobes. Bedseads,
Chsire Double md Single L"ung-s,-l000 Bead,tesds
now on b md We ask Tt attention OF all Who navy
articles in line and pledge ourse es to sell up
On as reasonable terms lie obtained in this
other market Y-S lecial attention given to the
pairing uf Furniture. jan 2-d&c's)
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-30

THE attention of Farmers also invited to tiese
Works. a. here will be kent always and all kinds OF
Agricultural implements,
say, Flows Harrows, Corn Shelters. hu ne
nf various patterns and of the improved and la 81.
.t,e And Hay Presses and everything necessary for
agricultural purposes Farmers may rely getting .i
good les nj these Works they at the Notn
AN, other works, snd at Northern prices.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-30

DARLOK MANTLES-Just ec-ved which
Il will be sold cheaper than the Iron Mancs be
bought and time to suit purchasers-Put up without
charge. j. Is. GADDESS Il BRO.
inn g-Js
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-30
sRI.JE DRESS COATS.
Franklin Cloth aAd Clothing House
MAIN arREET I,YNCHBURG. VA.

Franklin Cloth and Clothing House,
MAIN STREET. LYNCHBURG VA,
Tor usI THK oARELl HOUSE,
A N entire new stock II 0LoTHs CASsIMEREs,
"A and vESTINGS, Gentrmen's furnishing goods,
&C &c Alison Age stock Of Ready Madc Cloth
Ing Which beauty of st,lc and elegance Of furnish
10 unsurpassed by any establishment In the Northern
cii~s rWticoai regard will be paid to shrinking Of
all summer goods thar to b. washed.
Clothes Made 10 Order.
large sed varied .tork of Cloths, Cs-smeres and
Sesisss ms,le order abort notice. The best Of
workm-n employed in making up work. We shall
at all times study 10 piease,
Mode Of Doing Business:
Selling good goods at ioe p,oes IL enable us 10 carry
this sy-tem il rood faith, II will he absolutely nee
esssry ndoF, the following rules, from which he pub
lie will derive equal benefit with ourselves hr-t-ro
toosoxisE TfsE--ro abatement 10 the prices asked
for good. the price. asked the lowest the, can he
sold This viii enable salesman to do the work
of two the old plan OF asking ono third more than
shey would lie willing sell Tor! re srLL ron CASH,
short terms, by special agreement which will I'm
able To buy gooJs principally for cash, winch we
do 10 per cheaper than those who buy CREDIT
II will also from 10 Is per cent. for collecting,
which will cradle srIt goods least thai much
cbeate than tnose houses that sel on iong time.
y Ihoe sko pay oat NOT hare 10 ply for those rho
do not pay. GLASS RA1NF.
may 10 !, uINnE Ag't
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-30

Our terms will be cash,or negotiable puper satisfnc-
torily endorsed.
ne subscriber, thankful for the very liberal raton
age bestowed him for The last fourteen wear. he has
"'en 20 business in Lynchburg wou just ention thai
lie VIII still continue his former bushes. a. heretoore
and "pes win the additrnaI f,cil rs A.. now has nd
y the constant tenron he feels Diet ned To give TO
MS business in all its varous branches To mer CON.
nhuance ct the patronage Of liberal pubic
sept 23-ts f,EO G. CURIE
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-30

THE SUBSCR1BEIS having obtained the
L exclu.iveright ofretnhs fish'o Mctalic Bdria
Gases. take this method onorming the prore ofLynch
burg and the surrounding country TINT they have NOW II
their Mnin street. lot of the above Ca
ses Of different sizes 1t would be difficult task Civ,
w adequate impression of these Cases without person
inspection: they perfectly air tight and ndestrur
Ibe, and for protecting and preserving the Dcnd, f
ordinary intcrments for vaults Tor transportation ar,
superior anything of the kind before invented. Those
unfortunate enough to need the above Cases can BE-
applied oy 4. DlUGUID a. SONS.
'ertakng In the usual style also promptly attend
81 10. SD. II SONS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-30

lGHT, LuGHT.-A supply Of fresh Cam
IL phene and Burning Fluid. constantly on hand and
for sale by JOHN II. SEAY g. CO,
may lots Drugsist
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-30

CUANO GUANOl gSsuANOi!'-55 tons of \. /
OP~ruvian 6nsno for sale at shc lowest market
price by VIM. A MILLER
f22t.) On the Basin
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-30
Something Nice.

A supply off RtNSH PEACHES, Theoretically seal
IA ed This fruits rrepered in its natural state,
with cream and sugar ia a del cious dessert. Fo
sale by JOHN II. SEAY 4 co.
msy lots Druggist.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-20
Police InteIflvence.

Dishonest SeTrdnis Two colored women named Jan
net Nichols and Mary Johnson servants in the employ
Of Mrs Jane May No 800 Broome street. were arrested
yesterday by officer Roach, charged with stealing from
their employer one cashmere long shawl, valued at
s25; two bed spreads worth S. one white Grape shawl
sio one gold ocket SIS; and portern onnac contain
irg st-Naued in all st SCI. The articles were reco-
yered from the pawnshop Justice Clarke on the evi
dence committed the accused parties the Tombs for
trial
Dishonest Bog-Arres, Of Receiver Of Stolen Pro
per1y-oMcer McCaHrey yesterday arrested boy
named William l.. Riley, charged with stealing gold
xstch o the value Of $780, the property Of Mrs Bridget
kearnan Of Nc 332 West Twenty ninth street The boy,
when arrested acknowledged mis- guilt and said that he
SOLO the watch TO man named James b. Brown, for
forty dollars Mr. Brown bought II and gave the boy
eleven dollars on account II is alleged that Brown
knew the watch stolen property when he purchased
H. lbe magistrate ordered his arrest on the charge and
required him 10 find bail.
a Girl Rotbtn9 her Pdrcnts-ofacer Mccormick yes
terday arrested small girl named Eliza Riley daughter
o. Ar Peter Riley residing at No 1862 East Thirty.eghth
street, charged with robbng her father of silver coin
and bank bills &c the value OF $3.50 When arrested she
admitted her guilt and said she had been induced to
steal the money by woman named Ann Kane and bring
u to her house On searching the premises where Mrs
Kane resided the money found ecreted in the cellar
Justice Clark before whom the girl taken ordered
the arrest Of Mrs Kane and the two were committed
TO prison.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-20
Navigation Of the Paraguay.
NEw YORK, May 1e, 1854.


JAMrs GORDON Bennett, ESQ. -
DEAR sm A statement appeared in the NEW YORK
HERAip of this morning respecting Capt Page, Lieut.
Commanding U. S. steamer Water Witch now on
porng expedition in Paraguay, which, if unconradicted
or without correction, might mslead many friends Of
the expedition, and the officers ged in it, facts
take the liberty Of correcting the principal and leading
statement of that article have just returned from
Asuncon del Paraguay, where left Capt Page and his
officers enjoying the hospitality confidence and respect
Of President Lopez
The steamer Water Witch, ION board of which had
the honor to be guest by the courtesy of Capt Page
left Asuncon for Buenos Ayres on the 3oth of January
in charge Of only officer, Lieut. Donaldson taking
on beard on the way down Lieut. Moore whom we found
at La Iaz.
The object Of leaving Asunco was to ret and get pro-
visions at Montevdeo for herself and the little Water
Witch or yermejo, she probably viii be called-a
little steamer built at Asunciou by the officers and en-
gineers Of the Water Witch The latter vessel has ere
this, returned 10 Asuncon
The Water Witch Under no necessity at any time
during her trip Of borrowing The Paraguay flag
sai!ed unGer false coors running up hi yh Ca
rumba, in Brazil (higher than steam vessel went
beore was everywhere received with the courtesy and
honor due the american las
II after her return from Carurlha to Asuncon any
GOODNESS or want 4 courtesy exhibited BY the Para
quay government (Which greatly doubt ii must have
been owing 70 the mnneuring of Consul Mr. Edward
Hopkins
Whatever it was. however the friendly feeling and
coed understanding between President Lopez and the
United states ofoers not interrupted for day.
Ihe above statement, or such portion OF IL
deem proper TO select is your for publica ton
and hone mat in justice the gentle men engaged in
the national service now on the South American rivers,
tce Of to-day is calculated to create am SIR very
truly yours, LOUIS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-20
ing some remarks respecting the amnesty to political
prisoners and denquents which was yesterday made
public POUGHKEEPSIE
MARKETS.

HAVANA, May 10, 1864
Since the date Of last report Of 2Sth ut prices oil
sugars have continued to rule in favor Of buyers al
though generally speaking, transactions have been
dull in the early part of the fortnight owing
able advices from abroad but has since then assumed
more activity with steady demand for al classes,
ceptng whites, which neglected. The stock in the
city and the Rega warehouses il estimated to be
about go 600 boxes against l 0C0 boxes in 1853
reals; forete yeows ga reals; good to prime dc
So reals, browns u reals; Cucuruchos AZ.
reals; Muscovadoes, a Az reals.
MoAssRs has been selling Mt "a reals here and at out
ports For the last two days there has been dispo
ston the part Of holders to realise and quotation
to-day is 2a2i4 reals perkeg.
COFFEE has undergone change; the business trans
acted in the article is quite trihng.
SEGARs-The demand has been less active, but YET
tons, which very dull EAported-s,a9s NJ to the
United States 1854 to Great Britain 62l to Hamburg,
and 1,o1s to other parts-n all, II, o22M
good Nueita Abajo is very scarce and commands high
prices other classes dull. Exportedl2 579 pounds
to Great Britain So 900 to Hamburg and 1870 7S3 to the
United States--in ALL 1915, 6o2 pounds.
EXCHANGE has been in active demand IN the early part
of the month at advancing rates since then the market
has been more quiet and have again declined We
quote London 1o to II per cent prem Paris per cent
discount; New Orleans par to ! per cent prem New
IMponTs-Since the date of our last report business
has been limited except in lumber and sugar box shocks
the arrivals of which have been numerous Jerked beef
$500 qtls per villa De Tossa sold at 1875 rails arrobe
hand aaoat the cargoes per Felipe $500 qts, Joyen
Boores, zoo otis Nisilane, 300 qts and Rosa 600
qtls Rcel30 casks sold at l2si rails arrobe, 72 and
90 eass AZ and " at lls STOCK on hand n store
ana ahoat Z5oo casks Lard has retaed at sl4 gu IN
barrels, ana Siota IN kegs Chee,e-Ioo boxes iutch,
ana Z,loo Patagas sofa NJ S.4 qlI Candes-So boxes
siefm soid at ssl qti Nnaie OIL casks re.ned az
2o Iias arro6e 30 at -. 81 at .Za, ~ az II ~ com
But'er-1o Kegs at SO atl, and 30 at To- Eais-56o
casks cut at VIA al ioene'a--o" boxes AZ si3 qi
and ~ 10. wrapping paper--5,aoo reams NJ rias
and 300 at AZ Hams--lo casks az si4 gu ana 90 BAR
rels IN bad order at s2ls Herings-9oo boxes at e
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-20
Superior Court.-Part III.

Before Hon Judge Slosson and Jury
MAY 18-Aetion dgdirsD the Taird Avenue Railroad
Company Thomas Mayer dgs Philip Reynolds and
others-This was action brought by the plaintiff,
coal dealer in this city against the defendants
Of the Third Avenue Railroad drumming fro the corner
OF Ann street and Park to Sixty first street in this
city for injuries received by him in consequence of
collision between the Third Avenue aad Harlem at
the junction Of the Bowery and Third avenue the Both
confusion his head arms and BODY and Of
his ankles sprained Damages laid at $40, 600
1t was alleged by Mr. Shafer the plaintiffs counsel that
the collision and accident the result ca
and negligence the part Of the defendants one
which called Tor prompt redress at the hands Of jury
and admitted the accident but denied that the re-
suit of negligence careessness and also that the
plaintiff sustained any damage sufficient to entte him
to q verdict
MAY 19-The jury this morning rendered a verdict for
plantiT-$30O.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-20

WELL but since he has left for the south M Is going 70
the devil and the last stages have been robbed and
several people wounded.
There Is hardly any from the battle field of late,
but 1t is said that Santa Anna is besegng Acapulco
and will leave his army and return TO Mexico This is
absolutely necessary, as all public business is at com
pete stand and the treaty cannot be ratified with
out his sanction.
Notwithstanding our just complaints IT would be a
calamity If this man were to fall nova truth which
even his worst enemies admit.
We had earthquake Last Friday which lasted seve-
yERITAS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-20
Herald Marine Oorrespondence.

PORT JEFFERSON, May l7-Arr schr Monte Christie,
Wright, New Haven; sloops Planet Hastings Clinton;
Observer Hudson NY; Fox, Payne, New Haven: Sarah
Dazzling do
SID 18Th schrs W Mckee, wllse Boston; 10Th Thomas
Olcott Bourne, Albany
Phi PH!LADELPHIA, Nay 49, 4PM-Arr bark eordelia,
Johns west indies; schrs Mary Susan Raynor. Calais;
Sahmiroo Johnson Newburyport Brazos Dickinson Port
land, Cti Msrianna Haley, Boston; Queen, Hail. do;
Cid steamer City Of Boston Baker Boston, ships Louise
malta (Brem), enke, Bremen via Baltimore; William
Doane Havana; barks Conrad Smack, Rio Janeiro; J
Harvey Barnes and Emily LoHand BarbAdoes brig Myra,
Fuller Boston; schrs Catherine Loring; Ocean Wave
Prce SsrAnna. Haley Sarah Ann Irean; Susan Lorins,
and Stevens Studley Boston Amelia Lunt Newbury-
port; Cambridge York Portand Leaning Godfrey Fail
River steamers Beach Sanders. Hartford; Anthra.
cite, Jones and Oneida Stackhouse NYork.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-20

Bark Old Hickory 80 tons two years old been sold
by Dsnl Kelley Esq Boston to nessrs Atkinson RoI
Inns Co, Central wharf. for $4,000
LAuNcHEp-At Rookisnd 10th inst, by Mr. Carver 4
brig OF $50 tons called the Enterprise owned bv
Messrs Tvtcheil Lbbey and Capt Miller, Of Boston
Capt will command her.
Mesrs Trufant Drummond Co. Of Bath have Just laid
the keel ship Of abt 1000 toms for the Liverpool trade
TO be called the Rock Light.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-20
Domestic rrisce,lanx.

Lake winnepsseogee is free from ice the steamer
has commenced her trips. petition is about being
sent 10 Washington that survey OF Tia. lake may
made BY The United State Engineers for the purpose Of
oJta niDg correct ehact VI the sane,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-20
AFT AIRS IN MEXICO.
Our Mexican correspondence.
CRY OF MEXICO May 5, 1854


No Ne1rs from Saaa Annc.
The President and General Blanquo have not yet re.
turned. We twenty days without any news from
them or the army. No one here knows anything posi-
tive regards them what they doing; and the
only positive fact respecting them l. that all communica-
lion has been entirely cut off in their rear.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-20

BOSTON Nay is-Arr ships John Lsud Calcutta; Con.
cordia Apaaobioola barks Deane, Cape Of Good Hope
Stanley Nassau, Yuba Ponce PR; Lysander Glen uegos
brig Havana, Cardenas.
NEW ORLEANS, May16--Arr ship BENNINGTON Boston:
nth ships Westminster and Marathon. New York. bark
Murio Boston; brigs Davis Day Phlladephia Rufus
Soua Rail
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-20
MARITIME INTELLIGENCE.

e. All packages and letters Intended for the New YORK
HERALD should be sealed
ALMANAC FOR NEW YoRK-rHB DAY
SUN RISES. .......4 SO NOON ........ 81
sEIs. .............7 16 HIGH wArR. Il
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1854-05-17
INSTANTANEOUS.

BAYARD TAYLOR ON NUTMEGs. y" On
our retun to the ship we visited nutmeg
plantation. The trees, which are from 90
to 80 feet in height, are planted in rows,
Itintervals of about 90. The leaf is dark
green, and glossy, resembling that of laurel.
and the fruit, at little distance, might be
taken for small russet colored apple.
When ripe the thick husk splits in the GEN.
tire, showing scarlet network of mace,
enyeloping an inner nut, black as ebony,
the kernel of which, is the nutmeg. There
is another tree which in the nut-bearing sea-
son, has some resemblance to the nutmeg,
but the leaf is smaller and the foliage more
loose and spreading. AS We drove through
the orchard the warm air of noon was heavy
with spice. The rich odors exhaled from
the trees penetrated the frame with a sensa-
ton of languid and voluptuous repose. Per
fume became an appetite, and the senses
were drugged with m overpowering feeling
of luxury. Had continued to indulge in
it, l should ere long have realized the Sy-
berite's complaint of his crumpled rose
leaf"
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1854-05-17
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pledge-to make it a home newspaper should be
entirely free from political bias nnd high-toned
in character.
Grateful for the liberal encouragement which
has been extended to our efforts to build up at
the South, LITERARY AND FAMILY JOURNAL of
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Gazette still more worthy of general patronage
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The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1854-05-17
DIR. STRONG,s
COM POUND SANATIVE
Pills.

THESE PILLS are entirely Vegetable,
i and are most superior Medicine in
the cure Of all Bilious Complaints, Chills
and Fever, Dyspepsia, Costiveness, Liver
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of Appetite, Obstructed and painful Men
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They purify the blood, equalize the circu-
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The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1854-05-17

lIaIiE undersigned would respetsfalIy. nn.
Il nouuce to the friends OF 'i'empcfaBec
generally that they intend 10 commence the
publication of Temperance Paper. about
the 18th Of june next, provided n sufficient
number OF subscribers can be obtained 10
warrant the undertaking.
IL will DO printed upon substantial napcr
OF Imperial size, and will contaiu 81 col.
umns OF matter. ItAill be edenomipatedtl,e
South Carolina Temperance Standard.s
and will be Published every two weeks AZ
the price Of one dollar per annum. A.
soon as fteen hundred snbscribrrs are OH
tained. wo will publish Il weekly at The
same price.
Our sole object Is 60 advocats thc cause
OF Temperance; and particularly tho Lrps.-
lative Prohibition Of ihe Traffic n 1utoxica-
ting Drinks; and 10 prepaso sl,e massss az
the people of our State. for the exartsnent.
OF such law, by convincing them OF its ex.
,pediency,and necessity.
We will endeavor to make II welcome
visitor in every family. Nothing viii Be ad-
mitted into les columns Of 4 worthless md.
immoral tcndency. y
A strict neutrality win DO n,sinsa:aed sk
all subjects OF Political and religious ssc-
iarian character, No snbsefipfion win a
received for less Than bnc year, sad 8. clo}E'
case the order must DO accom- eanied by ths.
money.
!. 4 limited HesAes Of advertisements will
De tnstfeed ut The usual rates.
Newould respectfully appcalfo aII fqscnds
q Temperance and Morality 10 sustai,, a.
m cur Efforts 70 ameliosass the eondition 81.
suffering humanity.
We hope all persans e.elin,, q, ,.s...z =. =,
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1854-05-17

Bayard Taylor relates the following anu
sing anecdote in his experience in Arabia ::
While in Arabia had very remarkable ex-
perience. There isa drug in the east whose
effects is like that Of opium; it is prepared
from the Indian hemp. 1t is much used by
the Saracen warriors, when about TO enter
battle as stimulus. 1t produces on the
imagination double consciousness one
part OF the mind seems to study whilethe
other part looks on. From motives of Gu
riosity was persuaded to try the effects of
1t on my own system. | was in Damascus
at the time. Soon after taking the drug,
the effects of it began to appear. saw the
furniture in the room, talked with the CON-
pany, and yet seemed to be near the pyra-
mids Cheops, whose blocks of stone appear
ed 70 ME like huge squares of Virginia to-
baeco. The scene changed and was on the
DESERT in boat made of mother of pearl !;
the sand seemed grains of lusterous old,
though my boat ran as easily as on the
waves OF the sea, the air seemed filed with
harmonies OF the sweetest music the atmos-
Phere was filled with light, with odors and
music. Before me seemed to be constant
series ofarcades Of rainbows, through which
Tor fifteen years, / seemed to glide. The
inner senses were developed, and all gratifi.
cation was single harmonious sensation
Hence we can easily conceive the origin ol
the Arabian Nights. My companion huge
kentuckian, tried the drug with an amusing
effect After looking at mo for while, h,
stared up with the exclamation, "Im u loco
motive" and began to cut off his word,
like the puff of an engine, and to work lik,
the motion Of the wheels. At last he eeize,
the water jug for drink, but set il dowl
with q yell, snying, How can / take tn,
water into my boiler when am letting Of
steam"