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CHINN & BOLTON,
Wholesale and Retail DRUGGISTS.


Wholesale and Retail Druggists.
No. 81 Sr. CHARLES sTEEET-( Corner above the ST.
Charles HoteD-Ne Orleans.
EnFFER for sale to PLANTERS, PHYSICIANS and Mer
~ chants, an extensive stock Of
Pure Medicines, Chemicals. Oils.
AND PATENT MEDICINES,
Of the past years importation. Physicians and Plan
Medicine; also every description Of Instruments ha
they may require.
Merchants will find Fancy Soaps CoIognes, Medi
cine Chests, and Patent Medicines at MANUFACTURES,
prices and terms.
Persons visiting the city will, application, be fur
nished with book containing list of every article
their line, the number and variety of articles are tor
great for newspaper publication.
Their terms and prices will be reasonable as an,
house in the southern country, and their goods will b
packed and marked SO as to suit the requirements O
planters.
d "A constant supply Of FRENCH BRANDIES anc
WINES for medicinal purposes always on hand
New Orleans, January 25, 1854. u
Choice Liquors and Wines.
% CASKS Castiflon Brandy;
u casks w. S. Florit Red Cognac;
casks Imp. brandy:
10 bbIs old Monongahea Whiskey;
10 do old rye do
10 kegs Tuscaloosa do
casks Duff Gordons Sherry Wine;
2 do Woodhouse's Madeira do
2 do Pastina do do
IS OGLEsBYs u GRIsWOLD.
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received and for sale, gnnpowder, i'm
III perial young hyson and pouchong.
s6 OCT 4Espy sGRTSWaI:n u
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PrOyiSiOnS4,

nN hand and for sale large stock of mess pork
~ ribbed and clear sides shoulders. sugar cured and
plain hams, dried beef lard, beans rice, coarse, fine
and table salt, fish, etc. etc.
$50 oGLEsBY & &GRIsWoLD.
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Myron H. Clark, whig, was Installed AS sag
ernor ofthe State Of New ] prG. oa5the tst i9sts.
at Albany
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SsfIG R--t3n hapd and fof sale Havana. Louisiana
Ica erashad, powdered, staf5hed aad aranttIafeH
aHgaF ~ lsasSfs N es sFfsla ~ s5&tA8
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Some idea Of the rapid strides that young
America is making may be gathered from the
iact that Just fourteen years ago, but single
house, and that 4 log cabin, stood upon what
IS now the site Of ST. Paul, Minnesota, city
thai sslppafss four daily newspapers and where
uaRagsas IA aorEY three thousand passengers
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Removal.
TAYLOR, HADDEN

IA1 1IUIG, TADUEN W- CO.,
TTAVE removed their CLOTHING ESTABLISH
L l. MENT to No 66 Canal street. They have just
received from their mannfactory, New York, large
stock Of CLOTHING, comprising every quality and
suited to the city and country trade, which they offer
to dealers on liberal terms. N Orleans, July 4 1853
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r1a9A PAIR best eak ttaaea RIlsss sI rs. 10
IL AsfNlff sats hY
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ways on hand and bands made to order Every thing in
hs line sold low lower than any eastern slopwork
brought this market Call and see for yourselves
iy6-ly Fl. A. ZOLL
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The veterans Of the war Of 1912, residing ii
New York, commemorated the fortieth ami
versary Of the battle of New Orleans the ever
glorious 8thof January, BY grand military
and civic ball,
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Benjamin O. Tyler was once an eminent
military man in the city of Washington. He
was the author and publisher Of the s.Auto-
graphs of the signers of independence" He
once made bank bill with his pen with SO
much nicely and skill as to deceive the cashier
OF the bank on which it purported to be, he
accepting it as genuine. This man was found
at O'Clock Saturday morning, lying drunk
on his back in Traverse street, and for the Sc
cond Of third time complained Of this fore
noon, in the police court, as a vagabond-
This charge, however, was not sustained, and
he was fined s5 and costs for drunkenness.
[Balt. Sun.
The London Morning Advertiser, says that
it has learned from source by which it has
never been deceived, that the allied govern
ments have resolved to make great efforts to
take Sebastopol before the end of December
that is to say, before the time fixed for Russia
to accept the bases for negotiation agreed to ii
the treaty of the cd of December. This ac-
complished will be followed in effect by forced
armistice, and the fate Of Sebastopol would ne
cessarily have great Weightin in the negotiations.
It adds that great battle will be fought with.
the forces of prince Menschikoff outside, and ifI
the attempts Of the allies be successful, they viii
proceed Immediately to the assault Of the town
Among the suspensions Of the day is that
If the city Of Springfield The Springfield
Republican says there is not dollar in the
city treasury and ne understand there cannot |
De any got in, unless from charitable contribu-
ions, until after January 1st,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-08-11
Sc q AXIS a. TOB A &C o.
AL NEHDR Me & SONS

II IL A N& - q - Is n u u -
Nj. I.ANGHORNE & SONS,
Wholesale DEALERS ~ sEcARs AND TOBACCO oy
EVERY VARIETY OF BRANDS
fyNHE Subscribers have constantly on hand large
i stock of HAVANA & PRINCIPE SEGARS, OF
the approved brands, which they feel confident
inferior to none in the market and which will be sold
the LOWEST CasH PRICES.
ORDERS from any par Of the Union will be pror1ptl,
met, and entire satisfaction guaranteed &c purchasers
rhe follnwi rands are kept constantly ontsad
sFGSRs.
La Flor dc Habana La Sulfana,
California Las Tres Coronas,
JicotsncaL La Guin de Aqua
Old Dominion Conluistas
La Fel de p. j. C.. I'll Leon de Orc
La Tcresita, I'll Nnptuno,
Rio Hondo, Plantation,
El Programa, Figaro,
Las Tres Estrellas, La Norma
Herman Corez, Prinopes
LAFAYETTE, &C., &c.
ToBAeco.
Oronoco, Nectarne,
G.,in Leaf Catawba,
Golden Peach. Sianard. &o., 4,
Septe,nbe S--d&cts
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NETWORK.
COMBS, FANS, AND FANCY GOODS.
WILLIAM TASK Err,

WILLIAM TASK Err,
III PARK PLACE, NEW.YoRk invites the NJ.
NJ tenton OF Southern mud Western Merchants.
to his ,ocs cf fans cumba. Hair, Tooth, and Nail
Bfi-h-r, ladies' Rcucurs, fr,in~.ery, Soups Porte
Montse- Jei and Head bracelets, Pocket B0ks Dress
buttons. Pins mud Ne ,,e- Hooks aud E,es, Watch
Gaa Is, Wax, Coral and Gass Iieads Necklaces. Sc.
ladis Rubber Combs. Canes, Ball. and Toys oi every
description. Scissors, Razors ami Cutlery Gold anl
6 lewslry, Aceordcons anl Vic ins including gen.
era and very large .ock nf EnRlish, frcn and Ger.
man Fancy Goods which will be sold NJ the low
est rrlees Ier cash approved paper
ER-orders by letter selected and Put NJ In the hes,
manner. 4
WILLIAM TASkER,
~ Park Place. New York
7. .S.4-rleasc cut this out naye Aiy
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DURE MEDIC INAL FRENCH
l. BRANDY for lcby
iuly i2.ts STR0rHER e. WHITEHEAD. -
A Thnllingly Fascinating Work.
M AIRY LYNDON, Ok REVELA-


A Thrillingly Fascinating Work.
M AIRY LYNDON, Or REVELA.
lVl TlONS OF A LIFE.-AN AU PHOTOGRAPHY.
Ia one Duodecimo Voure g, netly bound in Ootn.--
Prre $i.00
The author of this intensely iieresting American
Move. is anong the Intellectual OF living writer's
1t required the genius Of author have CRU sped
with such extraordinary force the and ercum
stsnces through which her story mo@r: oher writer
could have thrown strong individual life int, place
and locality Her passionate. fearless nnure. her wild
heart iransiuscJ into the magic world abe hns
created, with such an Intense ra,nestness nhirh
can enter without yielding the irresistible fascination
of her powers llie book is thrilling transcript Of
Hndoubted experience The characters introduced nto
her work flesh and blood realitie- These graphic
life reventions have created prfund literary
ton equalcd by any other praduction since the nP
pearance of the Scaues Letie: and Jane Eyre !" and
more talked about than any other novel of our
times"
Tie above can be hal at X A. WILLIAMS Book
Store oppos the Citizens Savings Bank. yBchburg,
Va and also the following publications.; ; Glove
Hall-by Miss Sewe, author of Amy Herbert Expert
ences Of Liie &c New Yrs Consuclo, or Fancies and
Foes Of Fashionable III by the author Ellen Grant,
&c; "Ail about the war; the story of the Campaign,
"a complete narrative of the war in Russia and many
other NEW works ut IL. A. WILLIAMS.
a,,g dts
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Two THE LOVERS OF THE FINE


Il ARfS.-Those who delight to eol upon and ad-
mie the beautiful specimens Of which the hand OF
in the present progressive age, is forming, rc
spactully Invited to call on g. w, MINN,S ~ Co, Mt
their well established Daguerreau Gallery. There he
Sla of the country with intellectual brow and
gust n,en stand FIR the plate with such natural
and lfe-ike appeaancr that the spectator almost fan
cies he hears the heart ihgol aud the lips
There too the beautiful blushing maiden with spark.
ling eyes and charming lips, invites the ardent youth
gaze in ndmralion Heavens Ias best gifi sinful
man" There, too, rolickng, romping ciidhooi with
buoyau heart and merry laugh. meets the visioi and
holds him charmed to the spot. Then 10 q. W.
MINNiS g. COS mud view the handsome specimens
Have your likeness. and. reader induce Der sou
eserni above all others TO accompnny yon; md NOT
conented without exact representation oi her and
Of those you hold dear enrth. Then shond the si
cord be snapped mud tho golden boz" breken you
have that left eh will ever call wildly y,an r,eu
lection the departed Pictures TAKEN in all wealth
with equal facilities and with the pefociion.
Remember MiNNIS & co. are the give you
perfect likeness and they may be found at all times al
theii fur faned Gallery, Mnn street. 3d dom from
Brige ynciburg, and Sycamore street, Peters
burg, Va. q. W. MlNSlS n co.
iy 25.is Daguerrean Artists. d
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The Greatest Medical Discovery Of the Age
AYER,S CATHARTIC PILLS.

F{NHEY don't help complaints. but then cure them
4 One Box has cured Dyspepsia
Three Boxe. hive cured the worst cases oil ocroasa
Two Boxes have cured Erysipelas
Cine Box always the Jaundiae
Three Boxes are TO cleanse the system from
Buils--often less than one does IL.
Two Boxes have completely cured The worst OF u-
the legs.
Small doses sehiom fa to the Piles
One dose she healaehe aiiSng rom foul stom'
acll.
Strong doses often repeated expel every worm from
the body They should be given TO children, who are
always more OF less afflicted with this scauree
As gentle Physic they have no equal
One Box cures derang of the Liver
Half Box Cold.
They purify the blood and thu. strike ut tie tounda-
ton of every disease
Asa Dinner PHI there is their eqnal the world.
They ARE purely vegetable, and do no hafm, ''ut
do accutnplish an rnacc oun,abe amonat OF good
p,eparea i.v Dr. J. C'AYER, Practical Chemist,
Luwe Mass. and sold by all Druggists and Dealers in
Medic;rr througn this section. jrlv 2m'
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WANTED To collect by the lst day ri Al
w giisi aiihe accounts due the subscribers the
lst nf July Our friends may expect 10 he called on
in fiw days aud we hope they will be ready and will
ling q h0aor drafts Those who dislike being
dlrne may find their bis in r'alinos, AT our desk
where they have the privilege OF settling they prefer
it. BURROUGHS, SHAFER / co.
-L in.N
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NOMETHINla

SOMETHING NEW.-The celebrated Morn
- ing Star pouble OVEN COOKING STOVE, for
at ~ ", d. just receive III the Furnace oni Rargc
Ware house Eas, Main street. A Stove which is
sdeteJ the =, cheapest mast substantial and fei fec
Cooking Apparatus in the lnion and warranted 10 bake
asst boil broil and fry in the satisfactory manner,
with less fuel than any Stove OF similar capaci'y
in use. Cal and see them,
ALSO. fnc ossnrtmert Of LEAD PIPE, of ,srisus
.i.e. M hand and for sale by G. &. BLISS.
iy
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WHEAT Tl1RESHERS.
hIUGL I'D Il BRO have hand and are constant.
- ly having manufactured Wheat Threshers with
Horse Powers OF the most approved pattern, and put
p in the most substantial manner. -
These ThrAshers have been used bv many of the
srmers in the surrounding country 20 the last fs
ars, and give universal satsfaction:
IT Orders airendett TO with promptnsss.
BLANKS EOR GALE AR TIITC OCrTCT
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VOL. 4--N0 5.
MISCELLANEOUS
y For EltaN and DOMESTIC -
VHeayy and Fancy Hard W are. \

" n . ~ a = q A N n ETdIL,
Spring, 1850 Main Street, Lynchbwyg, Va.
We have just ieeeisrd rurpy CIR the spring Of
Hardware. Cutlery, Guns. Pisiols, HuntipK Tack y
uildirs klntc'iai., earpen,e,'-, MilwrRlass anil
Smith Ta.l', Farming Uiensii- Caniaec and lssr.
Trimmings. ssddley, Sh r.fneLe,s Fibding.s Flonr and
Table Oh cl,,h., Plated Go,ds. Winiss Cornicr snd
Shades. Wood and Wila~ Wac. iIsua kecp,ur
articles ID, m'-t every Jeseriion, Fishing Tsrxe &c
Ae. which renders stock II !. most extensiv. ana
desirable Ne have YET .drred tv puLhc sver. ami
Tho-. de'is,ne 10 ,nrenssss will lind q superior class
ii good., and ., raisia,,ny price,; and III vii, @i..
merely 10 many articles that arr ,a5efv e,ss va
-l,sll ,nke pr~at i,lep mr IN III .wirg ag
ati l2.dacs SlMpSON 4 BRo Il
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RH ONHfsOhs Ef6A w II i u ~ - ~ u.
lNl PHuR SpRI GS. MONTGOMERY COUNTY.
VA This new and beautiful Watering Place will be
oen for The reception of visitors the 10th of July.
Il b delightfully."- situated the Western slope of the
Aee hanes, IN Montgomery county, about one and u
half miles from the Virginia aud Tennessee Railroad,
from which u branch road takes you the Springs,
that visitors entirely avoid stage travelling.
Passengers leaving Richmond by the Danville, or Pe
tersburg by the South Side Ralraod arrive In Lynch
burg in time dine where they can stay all night or
continue on tn, Virginia and Tennessee Rpad passing
the Perks Of Otter. crossing the Blue Ridge, following
the beautiful valley of the Roanoke climbing the Ale
ehanies tile Big Tunnel where they take tbs branch
TO the Springs arriving there by O'Clock in the after
noon These Springs three miles from the elbow
and four from the Aleehany Springs
The waters Of these Springs ye;y similar to the
water of The GreepbIer White Sulphur pleasant
TO the taste and equally effective in their They
have made some n, Is, remarkable of diseases Of
10 g stan ling and are believed in the neghborhood
be nn nlablc remedy for the dyspepsia ard al most
~ disease that has assumed chronic state There are
also two fine Chalybeite Springs orc OF them very
strong.
No exneise has been spared in fitting mp this proper
~ and every exerion will be made To render IA vis
nl,asnnt and agreeable The services of MIR. THomp
SON Tyler who well known IN almost all the Atlantic
cities have been procured, who will be insisted by
corps Of gcntieinanIy aud oblieg assistants line
Band OF Music is also engaged.
Eg~ Communications may he addresse "
ROBT II MOSBY.
Prest Montsy White SULPHUR Springs Co.,
;voO dIm Sbawsvilir Va.
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NEW CONCERN.
TYNHE undersigned having taken the house tnrmerly
occupied by q. Il N. b. Steptoe, iva doors ab"ve
Acrre 4 Nee lanahans ol stand, and next door To
Murreu S Strstton Main street, Lytchburg Va. begs
lea We to call the attention of his friends and the public
conersly to his new stock Of Groceriee Liquors. &C.,
which ne is offering low for cash in exchange for
country produce Particular arention pnid to the sale
Of Flour Whe,t Corn, Tobacco, &r,--aiso to the re.
ceiv,ng nnd forwarding Of Goods. -.
may % cSdtsy JOfiN LuNSfOhD
Bedford Sentinel and Salem Register COPY en-
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-08-11
& CANI' DECLINTNG.-UNcLE SAM

GsS SAI' DECLxNING.-UNCLE SAM"
~ having dec ned Writing nny mo;e notres for me
have 10 rely on my young "Amrrcan' genius, tn en-
nbe TO my friends and the public Tint
ia cn,equt ot the expiration OF the of service
nf my Cook, will suspend operations in the EATiNe
DEPARTMENT. of business until the ii Of October
Il lIing Which time viii make such improvements
viii rnabie for my friends gieas-r facilities for
GOOD LIVING thun be found in this upper
country.
Nv entire attention will !e devoted to the service of
the BAR wi ich shall be heretofore sur Piled with
the hest lilprs and Gig that be had any wis
Ny paIro.- a,e invited 10 u FsEg LUNCH, whir i'll
g served n handsoma st, every day Ut IL O'Clock.
JOHN w. SMITH. Lessee
alll3 IA of Ws.hpqtan House pnr.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-08-11
CPRiNG TRADE Is55.-GEo B JONES

CPKlNG TRADE 1S5J--GEO. Is JONES
- & CO. Wholesale D,ugeias, Pe.ershnrg Virginia,
have received their SrRIaG SrocK OF Drugs, Medi-
cines, Paints, &c. and oir fr sale M msorl
ment, embracing al articles In this line, suited TO
md Farmers
Obinning their Supplies from Manufacturer. and Inn
porers only they prcpsred t. furnish these good.
low any regular Johbing house, t1V~ Orders receive
prompt and careful All ention. mai9ts
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z. W. PICKRELI. N. NJ. TANNOR
PICKRELL Il TANNOR,
Lumber, Coal and General Commission
MERCHANTS.


NE respectfully cal the ot the citizens Of
w Lyuclborg and tho oundne euuntfy.
extensive nssortment of Lumber which consists of
mnny kinds suitable Builders. Tobaeconiss Cub,uet
Makers. &c
For Builders have all grades of Albany White
Pine, Cherry, Mahogany, Black Walnut, Nc,
For T6bacconsts. we keep u large sioe of White
Pine Cnlin,s, suitable for Casing-Buitan Wood and
White Oak 10, Boxes.
For CABINET Makers, we have Poplar, Cherry. Maple
Sc, &c, with general Of every thing
ally kept in Lumber Yard such Cyp,rss Shinees,
Laths Spruce Pine l'aling-, SC. Sc.
ANTHRACITE COAL. Our Yard IL always sup
piled with the hest Red and White Ash Coal, which
throw in the Box Cnrs from, Yard put In
loeshcnhs nnd forward To dealers wishing a nrRe
quantity, prepare cd TO offer frent induencnts--
having turn out.rom the Southside Rond. running to
wharf, where load car from the vassel.-
We will sell rs low and forward with much lispatch
any firm in the sintc.
We will also attend to the forws riding II anv uer-
chahdise entrnsedto cnc. To Tohaec 1is'- ship
ping ohar grea, facility. The cars fuke II
To wharf whore il can be put directly the
ses either cor Baltimore Philadelphia New York.
We also haye n Crane. capable OF rai4ins fcen
ton-, which takr any heavy article from The vessel
to the Ws will be pleased receive orders at
tend Ia any thing in our line. may % dan
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-08-11
ITO PHYSICIANS

Il Hering's Blue Mass. III, .rst IN use;
berrings Castor OIL. large and smsll bottss nesrlv
tesisle.s; s
English Wine Coohcum Rnot--prspared from tho
fresh root, and infnitely superior TO the wine sf
The seed or dried roof; =
Fluid Extract Voerian--lron the fresh Hnsish root
cultivated In this eountf,, 4.
As' all The ofeinal 'fnl Exiructs, carefully pro-
pnred
Liquor Ereoinn.s ~ ~ AZ
'odide Potass. (Atknspn & Bieeers s)-,ogethsr with
complete assorimett Of pure Chemicals: extra nice
ehdnated Measures; small 6ass Fnnnes; Insrumsnts
Sr. Ee., suited the wants of Physician. In town and
country, carefully selected and Tor saIe by s
ETR0rIiER q WHITEHEAn
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Negroes Wanted. Virginia and Ten.
IN nossee Rsilroud Company wish to hire for The
,nainder Of the yeur 30 nble bode Negroes to work
laying track aud constructing the rond West of Wythe
vile. Appyto Il. H. GILL, Gen1 Snp't
une
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-05-24

SUPERIORITY or AMERICAN iR0s.--lt II clearly estab-
shed says the Buffalo Demoeracy that American iron Ia
better than the British On the Reading road where
fu examinations have been recorded and with tonnage
unsurpassed BY any railroad the globe Zerah colburn
says II Is found that American iron but from
onehrd 70 onehaf fast English ron The average
Of six years o eopound English rail above Ii
per cent annually The average d four years Of the
@EreH (Englsh) pattern ~ per cent annually In
American rolled and pig iron the general superiority
il observable The American pig Is both harder and
tougher. Some Of the leading locomotive builders will
other than American, Of Tia superior
hardness for cylinders driving wheels etc For car wheels
where the 1s iron is indispensable American pig i used
we believe, exclusively,
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-05-24

The democratic convention which assembled ~ ~
candidate for Congress from that district nomiAs
l. O. b Branch, Of Wade county. Mr. Branch ssp1
Of Ex-Governor Branch, o. North Carolina, ana
distinguished for talent Of the highest order 'na'
consistency, devotion, and efficiency as . meHp~l
democratic party Instead Of seeking poulh'
Congress the nomination has been pressed upon ~
the view Of harmonuing conflicting interests aaa -
preferences which object we are confidently assA''@
be tTiumphsutly attained.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-05-24

Dows rAss--The New York Churchman Is opposed
to tbs use Of fans IN church. Il says
Avoid the use Of The Jan 10 church. at ali tmes pu
ring the beat q the summer y ~ no doubt great luxury
rather Of endurance and sacrifice The practice Is mos,
irreyerent one When go 10 perform our solemn ey-
mons 70 oa we are not 70 give way 20 acknowledgements
IS profane familiarity IN the presence Of Him who a. "a
greatly TO be feared IN the assembly Of His saiutss
Why not have the cushions removed from The pews
They add greatly TO the comfort o. congregations
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WASHINGTON CITY
THURSDAY MORNING, MAY "a, ,sa,

The steamship Union, with Hsyre dates 10 the Cd !,
is nov fully due at New York. The canard a.,
America with Liverpool dates 10 the l2th instant !.
due al Halifax.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-05-24

We learn nom the Savannah Georgian that s..
Toombs Is preparing letter the subject Of kaov,
ingism, which win soon be published Il i uad,u,
that be agrees substantially with Hon A. Il. S,.p,,,
bis grounds Of opposition to the new political o,.
ton,
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-05-24

Of the Indian war-whoop Nevertheless l. for one shall
feaessy discharge the duties prescribed BY law and abde
the consequences which may result therefrom,
GRO. w MANYPENNY.
Hon. THoaAs " BKxE0N.
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KANSAS rEMs-Leayenworth now contains popnla-
ion Of eight hundred and is = still growing
Much inconvenience is felt ia many OF the towns IN the
Territory for the Of lumber for building purposes
The Kansas Herald published at Leayenwortb) has
the following paragraph In relation to cholera reports
During last week thousand and one exaggerated re-
ports ndustrousy circulated through the country Of
the prevalence OF cholera city, which are sorry
to say, were received by persons with the inn
pct credit We are surprised that sensible persons viii
give credence to reports Of such character without, conr-
nation. IL is true bad few Of cholera fnorbus
and few deaths among citizens last week but the
mortality not oneeghth great represented to be
We the public that the so-caed cholera has
completely abated and The general health Of our city was
never better than at present.