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eTuA1fDoArs. 40
CENTRAL RAIL ROAD OPEN TO
STAUNTON.

Is xzA
cHEAPEsr. MOST CoMroHTABLE AND *.
FICTITIOUS ARRAN0EMEnT EVER MADE
FOR TRAVELLING TO The SEVERAL
VIRGINIA SPRINGS, LEXINGTON,& DC.
THE COMPANY 10 provided with
j LAN0E ADDITIONAL SUPPLY or NEW
ENGINES and PASSENGER CAnS-have but one
change Of baggage from cars 70 staees on The whole
route and present the only line running through ST.
en- fiRes sceek-
Rockfsh Gap whore, 1t various points in the ascent
scenery 10 presented TO the view Of surprising graz.
deur and beauty.
Mail Train will be run daily between Rchmopd snd
Stauufon and an Accommodation Train also daily.
Except on Sundays) with the view of seeurng to Il.
dies and invaIids the greatest amount Of comfort.
Leave Richmond ct 6.20 A. ID. and arrive at staun-
ton at $50 r. II.
By this Line passenger cars leave Petersburg and
Richmond in the morning, and arrive Ut the White
SULPHUR Springs next day at 6.30P M
Leave Staunton at p. n. and arrive in Richmond
at 230P IL.
The Accommodation Train will leave Sisunton at
NJ and arrive in Richmond at $50 r. N.
The Second Train going up will stop at the usual
inferno date points for but will not stop
coming down, except at depots.
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IST OF LETTERS-Remain in the
IL Richmond Post Office on the % of July, 1854
~Persons calling for Letters in TINS List VIII
please say they advertised. o.o
cr Ofice hours, on Sunday. hereafter, from to
A .nd IN M
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MARBLE WORKS.
MILLER & VINCENT,

N AhbLE WURKEkS, On Main street,
~ between 9TH and 9th streets, and nearly oppo-
site the Second Baptist Church.
MONUMENTS, TONES, FONTS, &c of foreign
and domestic Marble, made in the most modern and
best style ofthe art.
CARVING and LETTERING executed in man
ner not to be surpassed here elsewhere.
The public are respectfully invited to call and ex-
anime specimens of work executed by them, as the
best test of their merit. jy l8-d3m
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eU1NHR HHXHHA19.
YELLOW SULPHUR SPRINGS,
IN MorTaOMKRY COUNTY, VA,
1n,-se Miles from the Va and Tenn. II. 4


nyHE Proprietors, in presenting TINS wa
fee an undisguised pride that they present - nsh
i;s Of the newspapers, up-starf spring o. Mu.n
nr, populsrity, a. shortved % rapid IN ~
INIT wster Of long established ana uno.sPss mi;
ar,aIIy recognized, and In many cases JoyE"y TO
'Consideripe the aimost insurmountable dimcnties
of sccess and the rude and very imperfect SnaIscJ
Of the accommodations, its career We ph'iisA'
most be yond parallel.
Naw fortunately, both of these obstacles nave
Ian removed. The Virginia and Tennessee Kali,
road renderst easy Of access from a'@os. al
e have spared neither trouble or expense In adding
~. decorations and Embellishments Of art to the
h.snties and charms of which Nature has been SIN,
gnisriv lavish. In short, they are fully determined
nisssure resortasi 1t certainly 10 second to
resort for health and general re-invigoraon Of the
contribution An
shauy mountain, the atmosphere 10 ~ fresh and a.
nure as mountain atmosphere cnn be, while the
thick and clustering forest trees scattered the
pleasure grounds, furnish picturesque and scenic
effect scarcely to be surpassed.
They have been fortunate in engaging the ser
vices Of experienced and skilfui host, Dr. CLARK,
who, with Characteristic urbanity. will do every
thing possible to enhance the comfort and add the
entertainment of their guests.
The water, according to an analysr by Bishop Ma
olson, formerly President of William and Mary Col
ege, has good proportions of Sulphur, Magnesia, and
Iron-thus combining the atrative properties of the
former two with the tonic properties of the latter
Between the Depot and the Springs, there is a
new and well graded turnpike, ON which will be
found good hack accommodations regularly twice a
day. T. H. FOWLKES,
J. P. EDMUNDSON,
C.. B. GARDNER,
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CITIZEN OF THE OLD DOMINION THUS
SPEAKS:
ScaTTsyIIIE A lhenarIe Va

MATCH Z5th, I8oJ.
Messrs. Mortimer l. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. II
have been afflicted for the past eight years with Dys
pc psia, Rheumatism and Liver Complaint suffering
and Substituting from side to the oiber-palpi.
taton of the heart, loss of appetite cold swests ct
night, excessive costveness, and great debility and
weakness. tried many RENE dies which done me
no good, but rather grew wore. Last fall was ad-
vised to try CHAMPIONS VEGETABLE TING.
TURE," and am happy to say it has cured me.
am now free from all PAIN and in the enj yme mt Of
perfect health, and take great pleasure 10 recon.
mending the Tincture to all afflicted have been.
Yours JAS. M. NOEL.
Call and get Pamphlets and see cures Of Coughs
Bronchitis, Rheumatism, Liver Cor piaint Scrofula
As a female medicine it 10 unriyalled
Sold by O. A. STRECKER and PURCELL LADD
Co.. Richmond; BY DR.. COOKE, Eredericksburs;
MOWBRAY, Baltimore, and BY DruGEists md
Storekeepers everywhere.
81 per bottle 8 bottles for es.
Nv 22-dA cts
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UNDERTAKING..
F1SK'S PATENT BURIAL CASES.

WE have secured the privilege of OBJ
w tanning, direct from the panufacturer Fisk's
BURIAL CASES, which have attained to such gen.
erai use, and which are SO highly approved on &C.
The sale of this article in Richmond, heretofore
hiss been exclusive, it having been confined to ONE
1t has now been literally offered to OTHERS, and
will be furnishedto persons desiring them at rates
BELOW those heretofore demanded.
As usual, we have ON hand WOOD COFFINS of
every size and character of finish, with SHROUDS
and everything needful for such occasions
Strict personal attention will be given to the en-
ployment of HEARSE and CARRIAGES and every
necessary arrangement made to accommodate those
who may claim our services on burial occasions
Persons living in the country may command our
services in the matter of furnishing COFFINS with
assurance of prompt attention.
BINfORD PORTER,
Corner Franklin and Governor streeta.
je S9-dIm Richmond u
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MEDICINES
THE WHOLE ANIMAL CREATION

Il are subject to disease. But few die from sick
where instinct is THEIR ONLY PHYSICIAN. The
benefcent Creator has given the various plants and
roots for the disease and lit 10 upon this great
truth that Dr. Hampton bases the many wonderful
cures of his celebrated TINCTURE.
Truth is mighty. We appeal to own citizens
use in Chills and Fevers Diseases of the Liver Sto
ma IN and Bowels
As CHOLERA preventive, it has been truly sue.
cessfu.
Cough, Dyspepsia, Rheumatism, &c. yield to its
gentle sway. Az Female M edicine and for D.lcats
Children, we believe it has no equal
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UNDERTAKING. subscriber is
~ now prepared to furnish anything in his line OF
business at notice. and on as reasonable term.
as any
An assortment of COFFINS kept constantly on
hand "
splendid new HEARSE, with good driver an d
gentle horses can be had.
The attention OF Hotelkeepers and Families is re.
quested to his large assortment of MATTRESSES
Repairing SOFAS, CHAIRS, Spring MAFTRES.
sES, &c, promptly attended to.
FRANCIS LAUBE,
H-Sm* Broad st. betw. I'd and Sd sts
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a VERY DESIRABLE RESIDENC]

~ FOR SALE.-For sale, and possession given
LIST September, or probably sooner, the House now
occupied BY A. Lee, on 18th street. between Mar.
shall and Clay.
1t is one of the best locations in the city, beiue
quite retired, and at the time within FIVE mi
nutes walk of the centre of business on Main ST.
1t is seldom such property is in market and but for
the feet that the present occupant desires
to Church Hill, it could not be purchased.
For terms, apply to
nv S-ts LEE A. co
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SlOkAGE.-Having the large and com
~ modons warehouse on 18th sf1eet h.,.,.-.
Main and franklin In rear OF Mr. Williams sroeerS
store on Main IT,, sm prepared to take storage on
j. A-I2t. HENRY n HOMES
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CHRIsTIANsBuRG, July 10, 1854.
We have known the waters of the Yellow Sulphur
Springs, used for many years, with the greatest ad
vantage in debility, removing speedily all the train
of distressing nervous symptoms which 20 frequent
ly accompany it.
In diseases of females, it has proved very useful
removing obstructed and altering deranged Cateme-
mia speedily.
In diseases of the skin, it il most remarkable, re-
moving letters of great extent in few days. curing
old Ulcers of almost every species
In Chronic Diarrhea, it is almost specific.
JOSEPH EDIE, M. D.,
jy25-d3w DAVID WADE Nj. D.
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NOTICE.-Having qualified as Curator

NO11CE.-Havlng qualified as Curator
upon the estate of the late CHAsrAIN FARRAk
l hereby notify his customers and the public gene
Ially That the COAL business will be continued AZ the
same place and upon the same accommodating terms
lea at the shortest notice. and those customers law
ing 10 Their supply during the Summer months viii
next "Alii isl VI January
Co hereby appoint MI. c. B. LlPSCOMB NV Agent
10 sses OF Coal and the collection of ali debts due
made by him. whose acts shall be bndius unon @
C. M. FARRAR
jy 4-dlm ' Vi " rAkkAR, decd.
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UMBER, LUMBER.-The subscribers
~ have on hand the following kind, and Qualities
OF Lumber, which they will sell at fair prices on
reasonable terms, and in lots to suit purchasers:
and all sizes
$4,000 feet seasoned Buttonwood, of superio,
quality
S',ooo feet seasoned inch Buttonwood, superior
quality
oO,0oo It. seasoned inch Oak, Tobacco Box Boards
50 600 IT, seasoned Rock Maple, assorted sizes
-, 600 #. seasoned 2, 8 and inch Ash
Heart Scantlipg ~
10000 Fl. assorted Black Walnut
10000 superior inch Cyprus Bunch Sbin,lss
ALSO
The largest stock of MAHOGANY in the citv
They respectfully ask the continued fsyorabis at
tention of the trade. ~
BELVlN PARKER.
Lumber and Mahogany Dealers, Brosd at.
iyII-Im - -o0o ~
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FOR SALE-A secondhand SPRING
WAGON, a superior piece of workmanship, of
the manufacture of Mr.. Thomas C. Eppes upper md
Of Broad street, where it may be seen 1t has been
used but very little and that near the city.
Any person wishing article of the kind NAV rest
assured that great pains were taken by the well
durability. ia o :.
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Vincent Jacob Vaughn TT
Vreeland Israel Vanderyale N


~ LONGER.-Having vet very Large stocL on
hand, will continue to sell off one week longer
MY assortment of DRY aud FANCY GOODS is com
cheaper than they usually sell for-viz: Ladies Kid
Gloves. black, 25c, and white ones superior arti.
oie, sac. pair Brown Linen Table Covers, SHE a
the best article for 4c paper China Buttons II doz
Tor DC; Childrens long Combs &c. piece and large
assortment OF hne Fans at extremely low prices
may expect to get bargains at 'N
VALENTINE COHEN'S Store,
y <1-I<t" Corner 9Th aud Broad sts e
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tHEAP, CHEAP, Cheap o w
~ Frs, the only artist that takes the Flesh Tint
DdgneyreotEes, which has been prone unced be the
best In the world has had his large arran
ged as to take Pictures of Children perfect as those
taken Of grown persons
Those who have tried at other galIerys TO have
kenesses of their children and failed to get them
have but to call on Powers, at 1885, Main street. who
never fails to satisfy the most astidious Sign of the
red flag. over the Bookstore Of James Wood house
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pICOTS DIARRHEA REMEny
= never fails to cure Diarrhra. Dv.ent.ru cL.,.
"a moroas, Cholics, Cramps Pains Ia the Sio,nsn,
he: III, aa's Preparation has been used for yesrs and
areos OF persons who have succsssfnIlv ~.
aaTmng character were OF the most
Prepared only by Ell pIcor
jy7-lm Corner o.. .SOI COs
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II ..A1A1hIEO Is. dAhHEVS bins ra,novad
to hi: new Establishment on 10th street r.
Swee nMain and Cary. He viii continue the HON.
Isn ana ornamental Painting, Gliding Bronzins and
All orders promptly attended to-
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The resiTIos OF AusTIIA.Tle positoq at present
sumed by Austria give little uneasiness TO the
western powers the journals of Paris and London afford
true index of the feeling entertained by the governments
of France and England In late number of the London
Daily News find the following important admissions:
ITO the careful watcher symptoms begin to be apparent
that Austria is found to be the way in the solution OF
the eastern question. We need remind readers
from FIRST last of great enterprise and opinion
we'll known that 10 prevent Austria from being in the way
the easiest and shortest method would have been TO 90
about proper business in the direct and peTemI
tory manner certain that she would thus and thus only
be induced compelled TO submit herself to distinct
course of proceeding But the dynases wanted Austria to
help them settle the dyuastc principles and they
secured her for their proceedings Now how
ever feature in the be in OF dis
CLOSURE II may be gathered from various Indications that
both dplomass and geperais English and French, are
becoming and dSheartened at the decline OF their
influence and the growth of that of Austria at CONSTANT
noplc. We do see how any can wonder al THIS
In where body promises and nobody acheVe
the party that promises will be the preferred one II
the French aud English had beaten the Russians AT the be-
ginning of the summer the Sultan would not have been
tempted from them to listen TO the willy Old Meter
nicl and the martial Young Francis Our conduct has
been direct invitation Austria to bid for the confidence
of the Porte and we have right 10 complain II the
Porte closes with the offer. The immediate Importance of
Austria to Turkey made obvious by the mcrest glance at
the map; and we entitled 10 wonder at the Sultan
and his ministers for any degree of stupid in Austria
after our own weakness OF the same sort II this be the
state of aarf Austria be either nterposng in the prn
cpses for the benefit Of the Car, supplantng
Consantinope for her benefit that of dcspois in
qener-n either of those cases. in any other duty
and policy clear to strike blow in the Baltic
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reputed TO be wise and conscientous they really under
stood and believed the wholesome truth plainly revealed
IN the blessed Bible ia such express declarations these p
Nan daA ana wasteth away yea yedeih his breath
and where is he? As the fail from the sea- and the
Hood decayeih and dreth up ieh don and risch
not I'LL the heavens be more they shah a,cake be
raised out of their sleep job 18th CHI. lob
And many OF them that sleep in the dust Of The earth
shall awake, &c Daniel 18th CHI. .
In DEATH OH God there is remembrance of thee In
the grave nho shall give thee thanks Psalms ch s.
The living know that they shall die But THE DEAD
KNOW NOT ASYrING~ also their love, and their
hatred and their envy persisted neither have they
any portion forever that is done under
the sun Ecclesiastes ch, ~.
Wilt thou show wonders the dead2 Shall The dead
arise and praise thee2 Shall thy loving kindness be de
clared the grave or thy fithfness in he Lrd OF frge
tfiness' Psalm 49,
The dead praise not the Lord any that 20 do wn
into silence Psalm 10.
The Lord pitch them that fear him, for he knoweth
irame-he remembereth we are dust Psalm 1903 10
Dust thou mot Thy body) art and dist shalt thou
return Genesis CHI 10
The hour is coming in the which all that are in their
grdpe mot m heaoen het shall hear his voice and shall
come FORTH &c Jesus in John, ch. 20.
With this sample of Scripture in dsproo of Scru-
tnys orthodox though unscptural position which might
be accumulated to almost any extent am content to
refer the controversy for the present the candid udg
ment of the reader In the face of such plain testimony
that cited above especially job ii ch Dan IL ch . and
John ch 3D. your readers will be able appreciate the
worth of his assertion that not single in the Bible
be adduced show that the soul sleeps with the body
in the grave
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va A. b MAGRUDEl
If your correspondent Scrutiny can convince Hon.
honor Judge Edmond, of the truth of this plain declar
of Holy Writ, he might save them some trouble
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PRENTICE.

ANEcpoTE or ALBoNl.--Ihc character of Albon is
compound of winning nkness and strange caprice She
has often been compared to German student having all
the sang,oid and coura usually attributed to that class
An amusing incident occurred during her stay at Trieste
Having heard the day Of her arrival, that caba
against her being organized she wcndcd her way TO
the estaminet and mingled amongst the consratorshe
short locks full figure and agoqe air rendering it diff
cult to divine her se4.
Brutus of the caba "hu If there's fun hand,
me-" Agreed the reply. We preparing to
hiss down caniatrice this evening" What has she
doneany thing wicked z" awe know nothing about her
except that she comes from Rome and wish singers
here Of whose reputation not the creators "That
appears to fair enough. Now TO the part am to
take in the affair " Take this whsc-cch Of us carries
similar At signal which will be given after the
air Of Rosua in the barber Of Seville you have but add
to the tempest which will be raised Il comprehend
said Albon and faithful her disguise she received
from the hand of her dupe pretty black whistle attached
red rband. That night the theatre bent under the
weight of speci At the rising Of the curtain Alma
viva and Figaro two favoriics, listened with
attention. but when Rosna appeared in the which
she addressed the Jealous tutor half dozen whistles sounded
their shr notes through the house. unminu the g-
nal to be given by the leaders of the cabaI.
Alboni advanced TO the footiighs and displayed the
whistle suspended around her neck Gentlemen said she
with SMILE He no, hiss me- but the cavatina You
have commenced too soon" There was moment Of ST.
lencehen hundes of applause rang through the house
The canatrce that night recalled eleven times amidst
showers of boquets al had idea that YOU were aware
of this cab said the director after the performance
he kissed her hand My dear impressarov replied she
ait is here in politics you must conduct the movement
or else be swept away - Court Journal
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Flour is good demand at better pricesState, common to
good, SIS ~ IS 75 do. Ohio, 50 20 50 s1a $40 rs
Sll so for extra Genesee southern, IS % 10 "a. Corn
meal, 81. Wheat is in demandnew red secures 81 ~;
white Missouri, 81 05 Rye 81 2s Oats, canal so cents.
Corn very active at IS cents for round yellow SO do for
southern. Pork is actvesaes mess SIS SIS IS;
81 l2l ST. Is for prime, Lard, II cents,
The stock market for the day presents little Of interest,"
The brings orders for railroads. but great
account.
Yours PRENTICE
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NrrARious sTRArAGrM-Undcr the above caption with
some additions (says the New Orleans Courer,l New
York abolition pssF publishes letter from Kansas which
saws that many of the southern eg9ts in order TO con-
vey the impression that slavery exists in the Territory
paint themselves black and pass themselves OIL on the de-
uacd norherners MS slaves The writer calls the free
men of morca to be the alert though for what
we cannot imagine We don't why the southerners
should not lie permitted to paint themselves black if they
choose certainly those ought not TO complain who, with
out painting themselves black, continually act as if they
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These roads PROPOSE lst to discontinue all runners 3D.
all free passes 3d. all ticket officers except general
for all the companies 4th, agree upon uniform
freighs and fares 5th to ask for the mail 9Th
take agriculture cents per ton per me light goods
cents, and dry goods cents.
The stopping Of and free and disseminating
expensive Offices all good but the idea of keeping up
freighs is folly. Thus, suppose chap comes to Dunkk
station with 1000 bbl of foura train of is standing
emptyhe says the Erie agent, How much? IS cents.
No. I'll give rs cents which is what 1t will cost to 60 Buff
o and down canal Is that agent going to refuse that freight
because convention said he should? If he did, he would
have such another opportunity. The thing has been
tried before and will not work II the working of miracles
could be stopped of the roads would be far better
Thus conductor, with $50 per month salary, frequently
lives at the rate of 49, 900 81 900 per This the
roads endeavoring reach by the ticket sysem but on
long the cakages bear heavy proportion to the
ceipts.
The abroad, apart from the haryests, is gene
rally better the reduction of the rate of interest by the
Bank of England from 81 to per cent looked upon with
favor indication that far that institution is
cerned purchases Of wheat will be less this fall than
feared.
The produce markets have continued fairly active and cot
ton sells annexed
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Governor Wright Of Indiana married on the l4th
to fair KentuckiGn, Miss Harriet r. Burbrdge of Scott
county