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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-05
Tao Som Dues.

The Paris correspondent y, of the Indeppn.
dence Beige. in his last letter. alludes to our dis.
pute with Denmark touching the sound tolls
lie denies positively the reports that France has
been attempting to negotiate the entrance of
Denmark into the alliance against Russia that
Denmark wished to ~s,ipulate as u condition of her
entrance into the United States pretension to
exemption from sound tolls after the expiration
of the existing treaty that Napoleon rejected
this condition, and that the result has ben II cool.
ness between the two Courts. "Is there any
one" he says, :" who really believes that France
and England would not lie able promptly to CON.
pass their end, if they thought it necessary that
Sweden and Denmark shonld Join the alliance.
and really desired that they should do so - \.
then nd Is. respecting the matter in dispute with
the United States:
" Upon this very question, presented to us as
il is at this moment. there would be n long Discus
sion to enter upon if we were to examine it thor
oughly aud in all it's bearings; but at present |,
will contine myself to remarking that France
cannot he called upon to undertake single hand
| ed the defence of the cause of Denmark and in
the manner that Denmark would desire and il is
even still less possible that the United States
should come and settle this question peremptori-
" and arbitrarily to suit themselves. This is "a
question of European interest, and as such it will
be examined and settled blythe Governments of
Europe. When this shall be Zone it would be
strange if an American Power should pretend to
violate the rules established and recognised as
part of the law of nations of Europe, and To make
for hersslf Il distinct law 10 suit her own fancy.
If that American Power should presume 10 do
violence to the European settlement, it would not
be France singly that would have to protect Dan
mark. 1t would be entire Europe. whose duty it
wnulI hapnIna tn IN : III Inv anl lirnft, a., -
respected by accepting the war which the out.
rage of the United States would have declared
against it."
The Paris correspondence the National Intel.
igencer remarking upon the opinion of the CORES.
pendent of the Belg~says:
This semi official writer distinctly inimates.
as you perceive, that the United States ,riH NOT
be PERMITTED to. play the pround aud dignifed
role which, in my last letter, while rather regret.
ting that our Government should have So pro,nnt.
y assumed it, was contemplating with some
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Public Executions.

A late number of the n. o. Delta brings us
an account of the execution of the slave John. ut
Jefferson City. who had been convicted of the
murder of his master, jacob Walling, Captain of
the Schooner L. Sierra. The execution was ut.
tended by a large conoourse of people of all
ages. sexes and colors, who had assembled II
witness the horrid spectacle. The savage and
brutal glee which is represented to have charac-
terized this assembly affords n sad commentary
upon the depravity of human nature, and de
montrates clearly the improperly of administer
ing this extreme punishment of the law in pub
lie. Upon the 9th of November next, a similar
penalty is to visited upon the slave Jim. recently
convicted of murder in Bedford County, AMI we
very much fear that on that day Il scene equally
melancholy and revolving viii! be exhibited there.
We know not how to account for that depraved
instinct in our species. which impels multitudes
of men and women to throng together to witness
the violent and painful death af "a fellow mortal.
Certain 1T Is that the same people would not will
lngly seek to be spectators of a death from nc.
cident or disease and yet, to witness a death
under the latter circumstances is calculated 10
excite in them thoughts and emotions of a most
salutary character. Their sympathies ore
aroused, they are impressed with the vanity Of
ell earthly things, they are taught the uncertain
ty of human life, und they hear a my steriou,
voice, uttering the exkortation. be We ais,
ready The effect of en- ~exection upon the gallows
however. is wholly different. No good impress.
ions are left by witnessing such a scene. Thos'
who behold 1T are not even inspired with tn
terror. which it was designed to excite. Th
brutal instinct which impelled the attendance @
the crowd has been ~gratiied. and it has grow
more cruel and Jepraved by the qualification.
We earnestly hope that here in Virginia, a
least our laws may be speedily changed. SO tha
these executions may no longer take place i
public. If they were private. the terror inspir
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-ee pm ~ ia t1s ala ar eA,ntct "a eArfr--,an IT
the iealonsy II Americas interference in EIrn-
pean concerns Ia which | made sl'asirll. have
no idea. however. that this jealousy would be 81
strong or so universally shared IN a. Ia provoke
and alliance If 'entire Europe" lis opposition 10
their own superior interests. Which would be- with
US IN the disputed TO febnkc and ehasiise our pre-
sumption. Yet there j. perinpsIn writer. with
ont the limit, of the otiaasl Neniteur. whose Ia.
brieniiaus are more entitled Than those uf ~ To
the special consideration accorded Ia those
known to be Inspired ia high Government re-
giun~, cmanaIing in fact from one of the Minis
Try. If they Il" not actually proceed from the
claif" they d. from ct1-e behind the chair: and
i; would he well. If our Government dies pursue
this maiter with IT. hight n fand aud 10 the *
tremity threated, that II accompany the measures
with such a demonstration Of force "a will show
thai we are prepared for aud willing To meet any
contingency 10 which the crisis Inay give RISE.
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HOTEL -ARRIvAL5-ooc. 4th



Hnrrrii E~Eouse-Izoore q Anthony, prop'rs.
Danl : Jasper. city; T. Woodward, va, l. p ZONES, SSR
r. Jas slaughter, bedford; VIM Moon, VIM : Read, ethyl
liberty: Beui Wade. Campbell; II - Howard. NU:JT Bar
ton. Cimpbeir Hanson NJ Hood lady q , children, Va. Rr1snu
J Elliott. Upshuri T \ CobLs, y y; ThosC 'fabb, Mrs Tabb.
hiss rabh. Miss billiard, L P1abb, Mrs T. p labb, child and
seryt, Hiss Tufts, Norfolk; Uriah II Thoriwilpr, y y civ,
Homer II pibcmond. New Haven; j r Hadfprd, Montgomery :;
- Smith, Tenn; jno \ Colcnun. Richmond; HnAl y Adpna.
EtttsylvauiY. Jos OLSON, pH5 Aaron johnson, {: Thomas
Tucker. Petersburg Jno flartnnnd, u jstan: Upton II Asher.
Ala; Richard Galway, Bedford; l. I Christian, NV Kent.Ino
l. ltaaa. Bluuutyiie. Tom; II q itarfiss, FRANKLIN, Nv; tro
SINS, John " \ Finch, Hiss Walker va; VIM z Green, city.
STusaiG gsci Esousc-EE. Ssrui u Dc. proD'r..
james NJ poii1eNtcr, Campbell; II Graft and lady, littsylya-
MIA Nm l. Payne, Campbell; J l. prirhard, city; Niiliulm G
lanEhiIn, lady and daughter, iitisyiv1nia; james G Slaughter,
BEDFORD Michael t1naa rhl4iciphis r VI Ialliaterro, Am
herst; Ivach Burks, Bedford; Morris Uim1u, phiadelpLta: |!
Ii Douglass, Bedforlf VIM Xix. Amherst; Henry Kahn. PhIa-
delphiis Capt W p Davis. : : x K; & " Nelson, taizabeth-
town, Tenn; Wyman. the Wizard, Phda; Toe Di8wildin. ir.
Bedford; John Toy, phua; Il II Bpcku,r, Vu& Team Il Il; jas
EVcrttt, Haiforl; \ u Pagan, Lexington. II IIarnIng. Va a
Tenn X Il; Mrs W tix, Amhor>t; ltpnert Morris, Liberty.
City gsOtri-saitcsoh E'ropririnr.
Richard Galway, California; J WiUihan Iossar. Jamaica;
II CnppaEe. Liberty; Fhos Is JOssing, Mr. Iasslinr, Bedford
&c Renrri Pha; 1uo + Pattcson, Liberty Miss y inwFx. Tans
y Wilkinson, Mrs NJ b Wlkiu-u 4 serv't, Mis- Wilkinson.
Master + Wilkinson, Bedford; Jno Fox, tharfatesvdln W,nJ
Warden, Stauntoa; T. Needs Eirhr41ll. Albert Mcdaniel Ivy
Greek; \ Hatcher, city; } . Turner. Tenn; I 5 Parker, Va &
Tom II Il; Henry Alexander, Campbell.
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SALES 81 aUgTI@
FUTURE DAYS
AND Eoss sAs.E IN

II my TRACT OF LAMB. on viii sNk.-Ia
At pnihe auction, On the pieias.s. ON the nv "iH +
Der neat, IN sdaY1 iH' ltt az
TERMS 9T StiF-one third in cas4 WI
thu two reaIaif ing thirds due and NIL, We nHezs
years ana the tile retained until tile puIr, "a o.
have been paid. F+Sitss 4H##
The Traei contains rs Acres, aud adiaias NJ
81 Turks. and tie heirs of the late Lon, Hela4l. .
fdr' an" Is :" w. a'a9ic9 10 the enltura # Nle',' 81
There are ahont 100 acres Of this iraet ia sr t"aa
fence, and IN a iigli state Of cultivation = i'as Hi4fz
Of ~ Wheat seeded ON ii this Fall. Tie ii,,tt'fe villa
fortabb' The aud lies in tArca NH, - lszl',
easy al HcetsS. t''lst A.Hs.
On the same day Twill sell my entire cro,.t,
Fodder. asd ny Steck Of eyer. d s.rii IT, III. III.
n further descrif ton Il The land is nm.
wanting 10 buy will ccine ami see for then> a..
oc atNtl3th nov HIS
n EsH ca : Ntds '' = HH##
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strainiug. To prevent the possibility If the
criminals escape from the doom h which he vas
sentenced. each court befnre which n conviction
should be had. might be authorized In appoint
certain sworn commissioner, tn supcrintend md
witness the execution.
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AN WI u. MOssy. Anc,.-
EaxEF C0TI F0.

III -. - ne u
~ 'lscfiber being abanf to lr.' 4 Auu;,
dispose Ct bis property, near tie White ioat ltttalHf
ton, on saturday. Oct It'll, It II utiaek 4 n " lNAf Fl
Market House. The lot contains one AR. VI tof d.
containing sevcn ROOMS - p feet iu q gHl
running the entire length ct each Story; the N a hale
ehllrliy M !" ana pn,f N lie inest approved 1ta#@5r slis
spring house siiiag of ncser-failine Nalfr II. NFsa
about LFnelhurr The Prospect view - :" Aa h
Railroa-, the Canal and James Efstr. forms. 'uia 5
and made known at time of sale. Persons vS.tiirl ml@I
this beautiful cottage are requested 10 maxi ,@s fa.
ton Of the same before day of sale. Ft2an'l aA
sop 9nttt1s. 4 Il pueI.' npEIHf
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1pesignlas 10 ftlntluish housekeeping. | eGr ,sil
privately, until The goth of octoter. on the nm sn 'fs
terms, the BOt SE and LOT on which / resb' "asl 'ataa.
adjoining one, occupied by Mr. I,tcI. If nat ID "'aea
fore the 18th, shall sell at auction. " without m. ii2Po''al
oc l-d2tawt2e8h oe T. y ".Hl tsu,
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HAIL.
FES. WONDER AND nExsGHr,
k'or Two Nights only :,

hSr Two Nights only :.
NVTYMAN. THE WIZARD y NE~NTRfLOoTIST.
w viii give two of his WoSpERFu1. and AMUsIxG ES.
TERrtNMENTs in the above popular Hall, on FRIDAY and
SATURDAY EVENINGS, October 9TH and 9Th. whom he will
introduce many new and beautiful experiments. amusing
scenes in NentrHoqnism, and the ever popular Ltfe-noving and
Speaking Automatnn.
- A splendid day exhibition Will be given on Saturday
afternoon, commencing at 3o'clock.
Doors opeu at = Wonders commence at = o'clock.
p See Bills.
ecl3t J. TOY, Areot.
a 'CFs0N attention ct robaeeonls..
~ and others Is invited In the sale Of Tobacco Presses FIX.
lures Sc. totake place this afternoon, at 81 O'Clock. at tie Fac.
tory Of the late James NJ Boyd.
or SIT {. i. PHELPS Arcrr
NAIsSGEEEEoN.-rhc co-pumersldp heretofore ox.
NJ Rtng between Akers * Dilltrd. in the Auction business
was disso.Ned on the LIST inst, by mutual conseat. All persons
indebted to the late concern viii please settle without DELAY.
and those having claims against it are desired to bring tle,n st
once, The name of the Arm. hereafter, will be used only IN
making settlements. BRYAN AKFRS'"
rHDS. DILI.ARD.
7. S, Tho business wIl be continued by B AKERS, n the
old stand, for whom | bespeak the patronage of the pubiic,N
&c 5w2wif T DIITtPD
GNGoEfAS. SASSs Esssis iA4.ss sEAEl a..
- all qualities, NJ Tcduccd prices.
&c 2ts JAMES \. sTGGTER & co
AaCB!NGs, saAEE y As.El Hsi0l p,f.
w ihn's Hrenoble l.ustrrs. genuine irish Poplns and La
ultS Dress Goods, OF every description at the lowest rates.
oeis JAMES a. STIiLEit q CO.
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MICAJAs4 Ml.
s.,AKE. AMP WINTER uis..f

n II he subscriber has received, ANA ism,
a large aud celnolete assortment ct Fail and -, II
M"iLLENAR1. The Stock consists Of n,nr,ts e.. =
behs' Flowers, cps and i.acts ii every variety.
the most t,shioH7ble stFlesi md being sci e,, 4 h. p
enc'i Mii!incr, e3nnnt TAI. t. please. ~sa
or i-d2w&c4wfN M I,rre,.
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Two yAAUAR.E ns-SH4 Avn

H FOR SNl.U On DNTfNI TIp'D- HOI
to sell the fnifS' and lot on III ~. Dln.si. nm -iH
bought from t. ingwond. This Is r,r-a3 III mn !. r.
family residence. Also, the white HouS .a=a f,, a Hs#.
Residence. Ii Tia are net s1ld before at. m - ~ 9
they " i'll then lu Tor rent. "#aas
oc l.d2MMls MIEAiA.- -
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1sh eeiyed her Fail and Winter MGLLEytHT
hoNNLIs kIbBoNS, FLOWERS, LACES' bRgisii,t
CATS, HEAD DRESSES, &c, *. Pietse rall md u
cNaniae. Main street, opposite +. J. Fo.Ges Fnggi.rg -
room, "' ha
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A1 ALL he subscriber has Just returned f5p H. FL
North, and : now in receipt ct his Fell spmfy n f. IL
ioh1ble BoNNEIS, tInAKS, IAN1IiIAS MT u
LENAlN icons, &c., 10 an examination al ~
his friends and the public. Zoe l-tSl Kn n IN W.
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E,-The subscriber has Il is dag d=..5
~ ont'ie Interest in the concern al Stigler. Med 4.r,
to u. { feters, one Of the firm. In retiring Inn h.
nesS | thank ny iilends and the public for atr nat
ana Would ask Il euttiluancc 10 ny successors.
OCTOBER LIT ia. P1 ,#rrr45.
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a FsNEEsnu row s,,.e-,

"a ton or all OF NY FARM. where ! NOW reside HGs
tpuHF d campbell, - mites South IF i!nrhLh+
miles south Of Concord Depot, on the scout sd ITl2f"
tanning shout lJO6 acres. This lend j. wCi aI1lAE' r
eF'"iA q Tobacco and Wheat. and ai rrsl s eaiilhen ="
country. Ii ism a coed state # imprn, eiatut. Thehufs
hltitS are good consisting Of a large tyos.orF Dwtlhht ~
painted and TIMED. Nell finished, and truntuE ~ ~ ~
single story iursr attached 10 il lay = long porch w..
H'1a,e contain ~ rooms There ave, also. god ',4 ~
ana saw Mills within half 2 mile Of the Dwelling IL,
1t'ef i'Hing stream, called Bear Greek, rnnninE t# Il
taIlh ana ~einptying into Falling River Al the leN'f ls
ta'm- Also, a large Grairary, lrt -hou>e, IeHf''4 GH
,''DIth"Hs'' oNcrsecr.s house. and ali #horsta Nee
Is, also, an excellent variety Of fruit trees upOa t' iNa
! nus iirta is divided in five Shifts sufficient t. WON 1 81
t''"ehty or thirty hands, and is one Of the b'sf WAN
! ''VI saw. There Is stock water running tAT' htH "
~, 'Ht ''si springs convenient t. any portion a. "a rMa
HS I'Sest portion Of this land is in ioreSt. Of the ~ r
70 i'iioi "lthA plenty of plants. This land ilrs III g,.5
'"t con 'r1l.nt ncighb, rhood, and can be purchase. ll-a4
'"llhloutthg terias-the whole, or any portion. 10 wa /
se.S' Lnllrr possession viii be given At any tthe. u,,Irr,
aug 3IcWiS Wn ". MAIIHiN
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-. ,1.-Y nrD-
t1rtf poss s-i3n iof any alnt3
100 d eepi.- sold .--sio,h- s'fe"'
srt9sRa4T Mnuk will he ready on or about tue twenty
,a,,tf, .f octabrr.
oONIESTSE
li,st apnliratlan u Steam.
I ifa af John fltrl-Engraying Of his first Boai.
iIfe Of Robert Fulion-Engraying Of his first American Boat
a, thp Hudson River.
Robert Fulton and Livingstone first Ohio River b'at-'"rfeet
I5kpnesS-Fnll Particulars.
Tatrat,r's frsi Boat.
First Stenbenfillc Boat
tirvt l. plosieu On the y ettaTn Waicrs-iram an Eye" lm,ss
N,ts Of tbp Western Waters Towns. Cities and Distances Dd
dsup cofreclv.
- If Sfs1,1ifa. TxplasiIu rs since lel2; Names OF Killed ana
Wauudad. L. of Steamboats, now nj ~.
Tarferf yiznsaf Pit~burE, = heeing. Cincinnati Louisville
~ totfs and Wv Orleans. Ia 1sa5; sketch OF each place;
population. llu-iness. Ar. ~.
Pat Time Of Ifats on the Dho and Mississippi Rivers.
la IF Steamboat Officers on the Weston " aters
The Neyv Steamhoa, IaN-Nih Communicable Boats
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On Wilc the LIVER. the great regulator of the system is ont
OF ofdst SaioN Skin. Headache, ileavinesa. Pain IN the
SIDE, Iuli Sesii'n and 4 complete prosratiaa Of the systeu,
are inc Of the evils which follow. To d>ipate all these bad
eaec-ss take CARrsR's SPANISH MIXTURE; it regulates the
Liver and inparts neN life aud virar to the weak. eHcryated
aud "lte"hlci. \ single bottle frequently surhccs in such
cfspS Try il. fsr,f Linn
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t,.4a#.. connected - it'll thus ofiee hake 80
= e, ! N ,r Otherwise dispose ct parers. saw TO dcitN-
- t4sr, l. regular aifg subscribers. ~ papers are put iho
th.Ir No.. s.ian for INV nthef pnrpnse.
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II -FOUR OR FIVE ACRES OF LAM. or - HHH
sin Of the james River & kaHawlaa Conn ~, af Has.
sfeof tn Piedmont AorkS-a PORTION abo> ami go H=l
below. II fronts about one Thousand fret na - ru5 5lH=l.
margin ef the Basin, and extends back Ia thH river H~
independent camel which the company are nov cplsmfA-
the purpose et Suprlyiug The city Nth wat.r. 1Lle0 s..
feet Wite at bottetu, "a AT top, and > aecp.ard II is fsaHas
tue Engineer" 81 the company That it vii furnish ra
supply Of surplus water, sufficient 10 warh - rat rr HH
Mil stones after supplying the quantity needed f3r ts
Ibe purchaser VII acquire with the land. u Thirty .e4' r
al Il suilrtrncv of water 10 work six pair OF ~ton,,- f7'r.Ht
with the rigid oi taking the residue II the lrplus wai'rIia
rates usually Charged by the Company f,f NE uScotNa
this level Of the Canal aud also the fartl,r right a. hrs
"rrosN and over The Canal The whole ct tbs property f
the p1Fil' ges apartment, will he sold entire, or III lau4,
Suit purchasers, Persons desiring to purchase stCsN4t. ~
to thn erection Of milling or ether manufacturing st1tH>He
world do we'll 10 apply at once. as much Of the cost Wh1i wan
o'hyl"ise be encountered in getting the water from i''a
ntisht be saved by constructing these WORKS Before tt' Nt
ere conn l"tcd.
For precise Information as To- the probable qgantiEa i'#
wattrta the lanai VII afford, and the terms on Wild! u cas-
leased fefrrcnr' can be had to Mejur ELS, lie lT,sti''i D.
SIR. LoafsiEe, the Engineer of tine Company,
sep l3G&c2iaN4w. WI. BANIEI.df
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l,r. D. Ia. Mrisha,. ina,r!r-- s.ionia tni,nr-

IF q fN1llY PHYsIC-IIis IS The best, cholpcst, aud
most siir=eat tstialtic ever offered 10 the public. II is
tastrles-. tthcfahy avoiding the nauSeatiug effect Of Pills,
On Seala ~ and produces no gripping OF other paiHfnl SEN
salons. tfliNu all other pufEatiYaS. ii searches TO the BOTTOM
Of the disease, Thoroughly eiaanscs the stomach, and leaves the
bowels entirely free from costiyencSS. M Family should be
without it. Children drink II readily aud without forcing. and
no medicine is more highly recommended hy the medical fat.
uty.
Givei it a trial. and tacn inlge fer your, Ives. 1t can be had
wholesale add rytal aj DR.. Nriehts Principal DEPOT. 500
Broadway, y y Puro,lt Ladd n Cas. Richmond; Struthcr
Z" Whitehead : j. ii. Thompson & Co. I~vnchburli aud at
the ir5acipal Drue Stercs throughout the State.
Or Wright vii pav ONE TllOI SAND DOLLARS for The
discovery i my atuVtGrr atfcr fa1u purely vegetable in his
"1t4pia t.thartc' or Vegetable Family Physic, Lp analysts or
chenieal mr. eosS. arrIlV
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AIlsCE.-All persons indebted 10 Reb,rs \. u Ir
~ please come forward and make imnedi 5epaYH e
oe o3t j. y. OOGDON 1m.
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NEIstT. StGgS, AND - CsOANs
au ialias, Mer1no and Plaid Shawls, of the latest STYLES.
""'s JAMES a. STIGIFR & &C.
ENsNSA VELVET SILK AND eAsp4vERE
u NtsIlNGS-A large stock Just opcned at
oeos a. STIGLER & co.
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fhe Reign Of Sri.-lu this Wandeli ul age, Art lays her
master i"deln en- almost every tAiug. The ceilings over us
ati the carpets w tread OH arr AalIpwed by .Att. Art winds
the railway through the mouatains aud the mud: makes her
ilasulaes OF wood aud iron, to act a, II with knowledge and
"ntlalates space with lightning tanned down To tie tutclage
"t Il 02y. Nothing is too lpt'F Tor her touch and nothing TOO
hHnl'ia. y new proof of This old conviction, has iust iallen
Galer our notice, in the shape Of aCATHAlIC Phi, from the
Laboratory Of That world renowned Chemist. Dr.. !. {. AVER
II we understand the subject, he has carried that article to
me iaftheSt perfection of which 1t i capable. Instead OF en-.
p"Alng Drugs IN It's composition, As We have always thought
the necessary and ouly way, he has with consulinaIa skill
extracted the r"tatS OF the medicine to ue employed and com,
hihed them alone IN their purity together. The composition is
tlieii mixed and roiied by machinery and steam power into a
spefold pm Which is wrapped in an envelope of gtIatiur. Tor
protection from the effects OF weather or time. and linen thick.
y coated WIN sugar, 10 serve as its passport over tho palate.
N't"ihs'aad'hg an this lab"red perfection they are offered to
he pHble AT less tiaa one cent eaeh. However humble tho
Impairment we thlnk t'is may be safely characterized as HE
81. : Inn
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,b,ssE asascnssER sul

EtSI R~ECEINED-A fine article of Groom ar1 Bss4
e Nii'h We vii sail low. Also lat of Table a#. ii
Is lnc3tS CRAWFORD i EIthlh>
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st'oa saEG.-sj0 O 0c0 Bonds of The y'rginiA. sb i.r >
Il ntSsee Railroad Company, bearing q per c! NJ m
prlNtil'i and Interest payable in New ) of", ana s..s5
thu Company. .fs
ihes securities are regarded rs ofthe htS. 5's ,tia
9'ii u a Frllo - command the attention ~ cNt1 49, ..a
/ ~ information of the present condition ard iaiW'
81 'he Road will be furnished by US upon appltsten. la.
june lId&cts. pElERS, SPE%tE
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4 II. HAKDEE. GENERAL ColaIsSI0E 4"
CHANTS and dealers in i't.itt WAN "a ANa. B4s..
PETERSBURG, NA.-liberai advances mHHa upon aaa.
ments Of Country Produce, It either thens.ses Ct 1hors-
in New York. I4I-
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ESTAuEssEEwENT

kA3aNG EISTAEFSssEEss ziST.-Ihe Ind md
- taxes pleasure in saying to.his former en9t'I' go 2
plpl that he is now ready to receive all KIND 81 .r,ur.
wearing Apparel 10 be dyed or cleaned. iiei9 iWI and mr
10 cpndnct the busint IS II ell OF its various bfahenta' var, G
; . Una al "ort loft w.th him snail be done ~ ny ,ui N
style, as those who have seen his work can altfs' a tar ~,
"hohaVt not Seen it have only to give him a tflal - >. H.
Nt'''H9l me tHt His long experience IN inc
etN III Baltimore, warrants him in saying TINS nlu't IN w
II you want your Goods for cold weather. hfins +. ~
sopea -cem opposite ''"p''" L%ynelbge "
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0A Furnace and Range Ware ilauac. Il bauH ul a
Il FANCY CRATES and TENDERS. - Lin
lrepare Tor tataf.4, aching Winter,
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NEw5BY The STAR OF TaGwa5r.
Err FROM CALIFORNIA.

BY the steamer Star Of the We.t,at New York.
we have dates of California news for nearly three
weeks previous to the 9TH in~tant.
col. WALKER AND GoY.E KINNEY.
Cal. Kinney had been elected Governor Of San
Juaa. and. having chosen his e'uncil, had issued
II proclamation to the people. He had eoinmen
ced The publication Of Il paper called the Central
A utprifnt