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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-09
Fall Supply of Hardware, ---l854
SIMPSON d BRO.

Sign of the Golden Lock Lynchburg. Va
VA ntc now opening, in addition Ia our ormer new
w stock IA yer, tnr.e assortment Of i1ArDxaHE.
CUTLERY. GUNs. PisfnLs, SApDLEFr, PIArED 6noDs,
FLpoH On. CLofHs Hoase kaPiag Artic'es. BnHdng
Materials. and Tools 81 moH eray atscrp,ion amai g
which muny articles Just Introduced int natket til
fall.
We fatiar oursekes chn exhibttu the public GEN
orally. aud those WHO will favor with examination,
greater variety a,uperority of style and quality OF
enud. ever oi,rr1 in his surpassed in any market
Cur goods ali and most desirable, aud will
he sold rcasonnblc profit, only all who will give
call OF with their orders, which will re-
,cise bes, md prompt nttentior.
Merchants and others buying largely will be chnrged
IA sfnnlt udsHnra only. oct 10 -
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RECEIVING AND ON HAND,

RECEIVING AND ON HAND,
- Bl}l.S Suu's {. Sugar.
~ - & ouad. Cial fled x Crushed d.
20 boxes Lnaf Sugar,
10 bbls y. o Molasses,
~ lhds 2 f. DO,
100 bags Rio Coffee
so Lagniru do.
10 " Prime old Java do,
so boxes Adamanine and Sperm Candles.
Large lot OF Clover Orchard. Grass and imothy Seed
Gail ,oon selling cheap.
,frb "A ts) YOUNGER & SMITH
rINHE subscriber is receiving aud Offers tor
! sne-
90 Boxes Bunch mud Layer Rasins, whoes halves
and quarters,
Barrels of Cr1nberrys,
Boxes Lemmons,
; do. Citfon,
do. Preserved Ginger
Bale OF Dates
50 Drums SMYRNA FRS.
$50 Lbs. Maple Sugnr Cakcs,
$50 Cocanuts.
300 Lbs. Montgomery county Cheese,
200 do. Hemp aud Canary Seed
ID Bushels Groun nuts,
With good stock OF Soft Shell AIN onds Palm nuts
Filbers, English Walnut., Pecan nuts Pickles in Jars
by the hundred, Brandy Peaches in Jars peach and
Ounce Preselvcs, Tomato C4tsnp Pepper Sauce ~,
&c. a line stock single and double keycd A ccurduns
Toys, Fancy Goods, &c. Always hand f. ON 400 tn
500 pounds of Pain and Fancy INDY of my
fscture equal to any the Slut, all OF which will be
sold Wholesale or retail on moderate ms.
24-6m S. A. BOYD
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MERCHANDISE.
SELLING OUT
$4,000 dollars worth Of
Hardware, Cutlery, Guns, Saddlery, House
Furnishing Goods &c, &c.

Furnishing Goods &c, &c.
HREGORf h ROiALI having determined 10 make
N aehange In their business, will offer ffnm to day
The largest and desirable stock Of Hardware Cut
lery Sc before offered in this market great
~ reduced prices Tor cash Many o,fices ut md blur
Intending to close up her bu -nessas speedily a.
po.bIe tley cordially invite all indebted the old
roncrrn Of Gregory Ruyhii and tho ate concern Of
Greg"rs Royal & simpson Ia ply up longer induE
gcnce cannot be given.
net
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Large Stock New Goods at Cost for Cash !
Ill EWIS

n consequence OF bad heath am compelled To quit
bu,inc,send will from tbs day sell all OF my splendid
stock 81 entirely goods for CASH any
gnod. on hnnu will he of red nj prizes much less thnn
cost Wy stock il nrgc md desirable consisting Of II
splendid assortment of Ladies' Drts. Goods, Fine Man
ties IIo.iery Gl,v's, Shnwls PLAIN B ,ack Silks, &c
Also, splendid stock Fine Cloth Cassimerc-, Plush
and orhi Vestings, Fine Scwf., Crasats and Pocket
handkerchief. together with splendid nssorn ent
oi snple good. saw Blankets fullcd Goth, Cnsrnctts
Lin-cy., Blenc,rd ond BIO. Cotton, Irish Liuens,
fnntrls, Chccks, Nc.
mo.r particularly invrplin want of good bnrGpins
and good Epnds IL p1vr cnl nm determined 10
rIo.e them speedily IA os,ible.
% b. II. IENIS
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.... RICHMOND.
Fall Importation
OF Earihc nWare and China.


Fresh Receipts Of Glass and Fancy articies.
VIE subsrlbrr offers tn, uada large AMI varied
L stock of EsrtheuwHre. China and III 50 the pat
terms OF which WIRE selected by himself in person.
Having eSpere Of many years in this Particular
business he feels great confidence In stating that in point
OF price and quality, it will compare favornby with any
other house IN the irade
White Granite Dinner Ware,
Do do Basins and Ewer- Jugs. Tea Wnre, etc.
Blue Print. Flowing md fnncy do
Zine Decorated Chlnn Dinner H'.d Dessert Sets
Do do do Ten mud ToIet s"ts
DO do do Pitchers and Vnscs
Geld Band du Of above variety
White Ch-a do # shove variety.
Common War; Of every descrirtion, suitable int
wholealinr which he nfcrs upon such ic,ns for c'd
cannot fail to please
fne Maulel Pier and Toilet Glnssss
Fine Ivory Table Cutlery Winters ,,r Brit,ania Nute
Safety. aud other FLUID and Soar Lamp.
Glass Ware in every variety.
All he as,. {. call ani he feels assured III. prces
will rive satisfaction.
III. Parkeri> Of iliebesI in thr trade
Stone Ware al Faatory prices.
sep l2-ts JAS d. B. EVANS,
NJ. IL Main street Richmond Va.
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II gsSOEETHON.-l coarc.n of n. Il NJ.
- Glrrrnhcmer has been ibis day dis clved hy
mutual consent All caims against the concern viii
he settled 10y Nathaniel Guggnleimer; those indebted
to the concern viii mako pay the snme ns early
Us ppss Ia, tor longer indulgence cnnuot be- given.
We tender thanhs the public nr passed tavors
and recommend continuance ol their
patronage.
N. & NJ. GUGGENuEtMER.
Iynrhbnrg, Feb, 20th. ls55.-lc22 d3m
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u MILLS umI FIXTURES, FOR SALE.-On
consignment, he sold greet bargain, tie entire
tiSufcs Screws Fln,nets Mils Presses. &c. hclrug-
ing extensive Tobnrcn Manufacturing establish.
ncut; the whole Ut hitn have been used but short
ume, and embrarr all the latest improvements. The
owner having determined great induce mcnts
WILL b. offered purchasers, the favorable
II immediate application be made
matl = WI. II. MOSBY Auct'r.
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RECEIVING AND ON HAND :

hH1sLltENes AND On HAND
Oh HHDS N o. & = X. Sugar,
~ 40 bis. Coffee aud Clarified Sugar,
30 boxes and bbls Loaf, Crushed, u nd Pul
N.rized Sugar,
leo lnesRio and bagu,a Coffee.
20 tBgsSureror Old J ava Cotiec,
ID hhds Cuba anil T.. 4. Molasses,
20 bbis ~ q. Moasses,
% tons Bar Iron, nssorted
do. Hoop and Band do,
" dc. Bsterd Steel.
| DO. Cast and Shear do,
10 000 lbs. Bacon,
200 Sides Sofa Leather,
rs do. Black Upper do,
40 doz Calf Skins
20 9 Pink Ii ing do,
10 Sheer Skins
1900 BALES Cotton Yarn,
10 Bales Osuehurgs
SO Boxe~ SPetm and Adamantne Candies,
so do. Hull & Sons Patent do,
Is do. Soap.
10 do Starch.
200 kegs NuIs, 3 TOGO av.,
10 Wr't Nails,
Il bbls Timers Oil
40 ons Peruvian Guano
800 sacks Salt
Also
Paid, Bleecled and Brown Domestic Cnlicr Linen.
Dit Bed Cords aud Plough Lines Win low q i,.. and
Putty Coppeas, Aur, Mndder aud Indigo, Pep.es
Ginger and Spice Spades. Shovcls Trace und Ilatet
Chains, Manure and iiay Folks. Boots Shoes and Hats
For snlc exchange Tor Prolucron act,npa,,.
dating terms. (ap' 2lt) JOHN HOLLINS.
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Smiths lnsigora!ing Cordial

rAN he Ind nj the pdSHINGTON HOESE
~ BAR. daiiy from O'Clock, y. NJ, I'LL II o'c och,
i. NJ lts astonishing pow'r IN restoring to VIC non.
action the various oIgnus OF the human system which
h,Ne been prustrnted 10y ON Err Ohk, he effects o
Climate, run he utiestcd by hundreds who dniIy
l-ur IL Supply inexhnnslibIc and ronc genuine but
dat prrnme by SMITH or hia nimitable assistant,
MORGAN
Nott BfNE just received TEN CASKS of TAYLoR's
CELEBRATED BRANDY, imported by W. II Taylor
Esq Noroih, Va
4rr 3U-t.
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n EW DRY GOODS
n - .

EW DRY GOODS
Y PHILIP W. PAYNE
Is now receiving a very superior stock at FALL
md WINTER DRY GOODS, consisting of every Article
OF Indies and Gcntcmeus Also. IA lage u>sort.
m"ni ." blankets, lindseys and Heavy Woorns, all of
which hr offers on the favorable ter1as. II for
m'r patrons ind he public generally r:spectfnll
hcitcI TO Gull at kNIE'S CORNER MAIN Sr.
son
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EUANO, GUANO

EUANO, GUANO.-ln consequence of the re
~ ductou made by the Peruvian Agent in the price
al Gaaoo will close stock at 353 per 20U0
lbs. CASH. Those in want will peose call soon as
or quantity IS snaIl. W. T. ANDERSON& co.
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GUADO, GUANO.

HAVING made arrangements with tho Peru, I'M
i L agents get supplies of GUANO on he hc.t
terms, prepared TO furnish II. "" have
now hand aud nnaut 300 hag md " II be- in rcg
uar receipt it We shuil II more except wtat come,
direct from the agents. and all who purchase oi Us
may rely getting GENUINE GiANO We solicit
the ofnur friends and all others with tho nsstn.
TINT We ~ilnways iurnish hem with the best NH
Gle md h. most favorable terms
GRESHAM < CO.
fe li.ts North side nC the Bnsin. Richmond. Vn.
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CHRISTMAS PRESENTS

TUE subscriber would respectfully call the otten-
ton ot those wishing To make their friends n pre-
-"ni for Chrisnus New lca that will he pr1cd abov.
diamonds 10 Gull nj hs gallery and select from r- larr,
assptmento Jeweiry and Fancy Goods iLst received
nr The orcason, nj prices 10 suit the times and have
them Filed with one OF one his nimmitHblc PREMlU VI
DEGCEhREOTl PES, Remember that GIBBS bore
Of off the palm by the first premium al competitors
at the lat" Fairs at Petersburg and Rchmond; which
Is sufficient guarantee hat his Is the place To have
your image transferred equal natIre SO without much
ndo come along on railroads. in your carriages. or on
loot allare received alike, and you w find plenty Of
room good fire and every thing make You comfortable
wtue waiting YOUR lime OF sitting. Ia every case en-
the satisfaction given--ur charge made.
Atthe sign of he alag 7, f. GIBBS
U Al nnner. ndyelll.ing Cor me win cnnN.
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1 EE < CO. on tho Dock, Richmond Va, have in
4 stufe aud Ger for sale
1000 sacks Liverpool Salt
500 hl, fhonastpu Lin
100 . North Cnruiina Tar
500 bales prime Norlhera Hay
200 ton. Lumr Plaster
"a ~ost- Galrincd ;la.tcr
20 fH#s Damaged Peruvian Guano
20 Mexican do
20 4fcu
lu0 bbIs. Medium No Mnr,urel (uew)
900 " Halifax lIerines
90 Wiuicr cached Solur OIL;
Also, complete assortment OF Manila and Russia
Cordagc, Blocks, &c. 2-rs
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y. II. LEWIS.
blank BOOKS. blank BOOKS.

HeANNE K CHRISTIAN are nov in receipt Of IA
Il large assortment Of
BLANK BOOKS,
Cons, IN o Lrdgcrs, Journul4 Day Books, and Memo.
Of vnrlou' szc.; clunl in style and quality MY in
malht and al prices To ,uit H. times. Gail before
pu.c, a-irg elsewhere unr3 Is
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u MORSE has received
u. llarper for March Graham for March, Elm.
hurgh md Westminster r, views Tor January, Dollar
Mngnyin" for March, Nl,o, NV Books Gold
Pen; VI h articles too mention.
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NEW FAMILY LARD q BUTTER.

20 firhins No. Family Lard, 30 i'irkins No
! Mountain Butter. just received and for saic h,
dec 4 Is LEE Il 10 HNsON
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These vessels of the first class built in the CITY of
Baltimore expressly for this Irade and hive superior
rommodations for passengers. They are commanded
y perienced Captains, we'll qualified for the trade
mud who will spare exertion to accommodate. They
will be towed up end down the :yers by steam and may
he relied to snil proml tly as advertised.
Merchants going North or ordering goods from New
York, will find it their interest to ship by this Inc
freight will always be taken low by any Other
line of Packets, and effort will be made by the
agents in Richmond and Newiork to give satisfaction
freight Is per whole, and II cents per a y
Tobacco being about 80 Per cent less thnp charg' }
the Steamers. Insurance can be effected in the h.sa-
inoad Fire Association b, this line at 3-8 per cent.
We respectfully ask and hope tc succeed i'll obtain
ing full share OF patronage.
Goods shipped by this line to New York will be for
uurded free Of commission New Orleans, Mobile,
Charleston, Savannah any other Southern OF North
crn port The vessels will lie in Richmond Rockets
In New York Berth No. Coffee House Slip, foot Of
Wall Street, DAVID CURRiE Richmond, } ,
c. II PIERSON, n. Y. %
No 81 .Sotah Street.
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A. CARD.
'E'HE subscriber begs leaye return thanks his
" patrons and friends ftr the berai patronage be
slowed on HIM Ter the last eight years. and commends
their confidence his successors, Rucker and Redd
A. b. FUCKER.
January |, lS55.-jnst4
GOAL COAL!.-rhe untersigi ed are nu
" ihoi lied 10 receive orders for Coz, from kyles
pits, Mont gomery county. Orders for less than
load. say 200 bushels, will not be filed.
Jan CTS w. T. ANDERSON & co.
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rEgA,lPAGNE WINE

~ Vine Of the most approved Brands tmpo1Rci in
pint md quart bottles, for sale by
dec Ats LEE g. JOHNSON
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'Or Sale

G.onnnin Bonds of the South Side Rail Rond
PcOOO Comp benring rer cent. It a
Price that VIII pay per These bonds secured
lay mortgage the Road and guaranteed by the CITY
Petersburg. md in amounts of $500 snd $1,000. A d."
desirable Investment for capitalists.
mug II -dt4 PETERS. SPENCE y Ct
HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE wish
lilo sell privately my houSr md lot, situated fxA.
IN flauhln Hi, henry opposite the residence li
ii Nh has. Simpson. The property embraces one.haf
ocre, Of rich garden soil, framed residence til
good Stable. The neighborIood is good AM desra
lie one
will sell the above named property upon the follow
Hg reasonable terms. viz: One thld of urchase money
Ia be p,id in months, third in months and the
alqnce IN /, and yesrs, with negotiable paper sniis.
lae,oriIy endorsed. GEO. w. SEE.
dee % dts
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Il BOSTON LINE 81,

These vessels of the first class. built expressly for
u Is trade and have superior accommodations for pass
fingers.
They commanded by experienced Captains. well
qualified Tor the trade, and VINO will spare exertion
accommodate.
They will be towed Tn and down the river by steam,
mud may be relied / sa promptly advertised.
Merchants going North ordering goods from Bos
ton, will find it to their interest to ship by this line
it is the only regular Hue and freight will always he
taken low By any other vessels and every cfor
will be made by the agents in Richmond and Boston
give salts action.
We respectfully nsk and hope to succeed in oh
thinning full share of patronage
The yesscis will lie in Richmlal al Rockets :;
Boston at Rowe. " har.
DAVID CURRIE Richmond, },.,,.
ALLEN & WELTCH Boston, Gag ~
aug 2-dts No. 1873 State Street.
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GONE ALIVE THAT t,

\ the tAMILl GROCERY. whrre pasy b. fosld the
following sr,icle. Salt Pork Saf Beef arFe lot of
lish Potatoes. Arlea Apples, Chssnuts. ts-" Lard.
FRESH Butter Buc,-v hes Flour; 4ni fact esefyhng
s,saiis kenf "a veil regulated asnY sascey, all Of
Hhieh will be sold cheap Tor g 50.
fan IL 1. J. II SOLOMON.
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Something Superior.

NoCORkLE g. JONES vii have in a few Days,
vi % cnscs TINT celebrated r. &" Sick Lieoriee,
20 do 40. Mass do,
To which they vic the attention Of manufacturer.
e,av 20
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sOuTsss,DE it>ILIsOAD.


AND NEWBORN PAUkETS.-This new S116lE
home line is composed of the following vessels uod
sals from New-York every three days. All owned in
lie city Of Richmond, viz
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nr coutiguity to render them comfortable II Is very
HHersnt however with hose having families they
,btain a little cottage for 81 per week and have
tber meals served 10 their rooms would unwiliingly
i YOU know do intentional injustice any man. whatever
might be bis position in life but il appears TO me the
election Of the conductors employees this year has been
nrulary unfortunate The surprise to me is that the
rope should FAR forget their comfort venture
4 such uncomfortable and crowded places because few
fashionable wealthy people, with whom they never
ninre and seldom see whmsieally welded TO such
sos because il is only the rich families and the gam
er can afford cottages Al such exorbant charges and
hence is the latter always appear in such numbers at
tbe White Sulphur
Leaving the latter springs intended pushing forward
direct 10 The Red Sulphur bat not feeling we was
persuaded by friend 10 stay day at the Salt sulphur
Servings from which | writing. | have been
much benefited by the waters believe although com
ueneed taking them too freely and dinrecal action en-
sued instead Of alternative The improvements or
badings here not quite extensive al the White
sulphur but just the right size, accommodating about $50
ana in my Judgment unegualled along this line of
springs NJ. Erskine, the gentleman who and
ducts IL reminds Of our celebrated Mr. Head Mr.. Nor
rison Of New York his principal superintendent emf
nenty qualified for the position If may Judge from the
excellence Of his arrangements and his attention the
guests The arder is bountiully supplied with variety
and bis wines and liquors superior any have found
et Washington, and the attendance upon The table
and far very far superior The company is
large at present it viii be in weeks hence,
when there will be daily accessions until the termination
the watering in the mountains These Salt Sui
phur Springs three in numbers Of which used for
drinking and the other for supplying hot baths One OF them
Is the strongest sulphur spring known This is used very
moderately; but very fond Of it and, therefore,
led into the alluded TO- The other drinking spring
contains large quantity Of iodine aud told by a
Washngtonau here who has been afflicted, that be
has derived great benefit from its use and that several
serona and diseases of the skin
have been cured by its
Then again, very great advantage the guests enjoy
heS the advantage during weather Of solid Inaeada
mized walks and ample shade by the fine during
the heat Of the day; that ladies may upon
walk under the sad theaenngs Off cloud with
fear Of slipping in the mud The best band OF music
decidedly the best have heard any watering place
gales daily after dinner, and during dancing hours OF
the evening.
0fpolitics hear but little any of these places Know
nohingism was you know, very powerful in the
ties hereabou, and along the of my .rarc but
told that gradual dissolution of the rae-wo rk is going
which will forever set at the demagogues who have
seriously duped the unsuspecting ! will write you
from the Red Sulphur Thine. W.
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THEasuRy p4rAATAEEr, august = le55
Notice hereby hodsrs
BY tae Of lssa eaenshe amer ne Ian November,
o thai tne whole ~ n sinch W - purchased ny
This ANY previous November
Tor ~hieh cent prsaum will b paid addition te pms
expressed certificates
And holders stocks the Chilled
that purchases wl
also be made during The period folring
Pr stock Of the loan Of 1872 premiums Or 10 pr stock
Of the osns OF l64 and l5as, af 10 pee m
issued isso, commonly called
MY stock premium Of sH per
viii be allowed, the siipuaiei
day in addition, enable Treasures d
Certificates department under pae
should be duly United States lhu party
lied 10 receive the purchase money.
Payment for these stocks w be made BY drafts upon M
AM Boston, Now York PHILADELPHIA the parties
en1ied 10 receive the money may
JANIS GUTHRIE
Secretary u the Treasury,
Aug 4-dinNovJ0 Tfniei. h sinrl
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be sued % acquire real estate and pass by inheritance
NC We cannot believe for that in its in
tolerant phases know-nohings would defer longer
period than I'VE years the right Of foreigners these
We Therefore, arraign the grand sachems and boss
workers in the mysterious order of the staTspanged BAN
upon the charge either of recrenne 10 their proesed
principles Of Of an attempt TO gull humbug, and mystfy
the people While they would deny the right Of suffrage
70 foreigners they failed 10 the legislature last winter
where they had the majority take the initiative for its
accomplishment. They sat passiyely by and voted for
other amendments the constitution yet said
word upon the question Of suffrage Were they not
reant 70 their principles when they failed in doing
On the contrary il they say that Congress legislae
upon the subject then they practising deception
they know that Congress has right say for
egner shall not vote when the laws Of State allow him.
than they have disranchse negro-hoder an abo-
ZIONIST
Thus in amy light in which knownothngism Is viewed
it turos out TO be most .unmitigated humbug.
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LOCAL N Il w 8.

The telegraph informs that the yellow fever the in
crease at Portsmouth AS might be expected great alarm
of the inhabitants of the city having fed
for safety 1t was reported yesterday that
OF yellow had occurred in the immediate vicinity OF
nayyyard It quite likely that has been, what
likely viii be The direct communication between
Portsmouth and Washington is frequent, and quaran-
tine regulations exist here there is nothing to prevent the
introduction of this Justly dreaded scourge into city
Captain Jonas r. Levy late of the United Staes transport
ship American who has had hundreds of of yellow
fever under treatment says he knew Of ter
minating fatally after observing the following directions
Dissolve in wine glass Of water tablespoonful Of COM
mon salt pour tumber, adding the juice
whole lemon and wine glasses of castor OIL The
whole to be taken dose, (by adult) Then hot
mustard foot-bath with handful of salt in the WATER the
patient be well wrapped in blankets until perspiraton
takes place freely removal to bed the feet Of the pa
tent to be wrapped in the blanket Afterwards apply
paters the abdomen legs and soes OF the feet II
headache Is very acute apply mustard plasers to the
Of the head and to the temples relief not obtained
cuppng and leechng may be escorted to- After the fever
been broken take 40 grains of quinne and 40 drops
elixir OF vitrio quart of water Dosewine glassful
three day Barley-water lemonade, and icewater
may be used in moderation.
We learn reliable that there fortytaree
cases yellow fever the Naval Hospital at Portsmouth
Yesterday. large number of the workmen employed in
the ospori navyyard arrived in this city Monday last
The Kunke drawing crowded and delighted audiences
TO Odd Fellows Hall very attractive bin is presented
for this evening.
The councils met Monday last pursuance OF adjourn
ment the transacted possessed fsw s'urs- Of
general interest.