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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-19

ilNllB hNEAl llttll lfsl II I al lNl'bbt
Aoi par1tear IF NYcHs "a. n
Az iNr,L1lulr Rfmpr Gu Scfeido. kiugs Evil,
Rieumutism, Obstinate Gumnron- Etapti"us, Pun
pes o3 Fn-t son tie turs blatt"s, S"Ils, Gronle
Sorn Eye, Riue Worm or lrt'r, Scrlt liead, I'm
rlepmrnt md raiu ri the Bone, a JOINTS Stubborn
Ulcers, Syplnlitie Disorder. Lumbaru Spinal Com.
Iains, nnd all Disease. arising tr5m an iDludicoua
useoi M9euty, ImWal"ure il LHtr, 81 lmPurlry ol
tls Blood.
1his valuable Medicine. winch has become celebrated
or the number of extraordinary effected through
lis agency. ha- induced tie rnpricI NJ thc urgent re-
Iucst Il their friends, etcr hePullic which they
Ia with tho utmost coHhcueeih il virtues aud won
irrfal rumtivc pro urtrs. hr IinWits certificates,
4rcc'rd lomn hfgc number ore, however. stronger
testimony tim the metz woti oi the pfefretor-' nnd
al from gentlemen we'll knpyn in rheir localities.
aud ot the hehrt rcsleeohiy, mnnJ oiibem residing
la the ,'iiv 81 Eic mond. WI.
+. BOlnEN. Eco 81 the Exchange ilotc Rich.
mond, known every where, snYs H. ins zen the Mcdi
cine chilled Gnucrs Snaul-h M,xturr administered In
aver hu udrcd cnsrs. ncnry II t ~ri-es for which
it is recommended with the most astounding good re-
sus Tie say. III the must eNrGrd'nafy medicine hr
has ever
Aegr and F.ra-G,egf Cnfr-I hereby certify, TINT
three yenrs Ind AIc aud t,,el OF oi thu mosr vic
lent description. had ., vcrd llN sr m. TODD, large
punitive. 80 ininr, Mercury, nd believe all the
lopcs udeelt,sl. hut al without any permanent re-
lief. At Ias ! triru Gattet Spanish Mixture. two
bIltlcs at which rlrciua#ly curcd H.. and nm happy
to say nave Ind r,lher Chiil- or Fever ,iucc con
sldcf The best loHlc ~ the wolf nnI the ony mod
cine TINT ,.,er reached nv JOHN ION6DEN.
Brn}rr Dan, mean Rirhmopd, Va.
&. H. Luck, Eco NV in hiohmond. md lot mauy
years in the Post C,icc hus such conf cnce in the
,orishf' ,lcncy OF Cntrr. Spnui, Mixture, Tint h.
fought upward OF - bottles when he has giseh
~uytot afflicted NJ Luck suy br las never know
Ito lhl when takru according Ia d5ftctioh--
DR. NJ ,ner. n rrnrtt.ng Phv.iriau aud tnmerly III
the Ci:y liar mthc ctty Of kiomaad. snys leh wit
messed hummer of in,tluces the effects % Cnrtcrs
Spanish MNlure which "rle mus t,uiy surprising lie
"A 60 Z tho Liver
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-19
Railroad Riot IN JrgiRia.

We learn, by letter received in this city yes
terdav, that last week strike occurred among
the hands on the Lebanon Valley Railroad, in
Russell county, which was the cause OF a good
deal of fighting. Several houses were burned IN
the vicinity, and the stable of Mr.. John II, os-
borne, formerly Superintendent at the Richmond
and Danyile depot here, was burned destroying
3 horses and 3 mules Mr.. Osbornes loss is esti
mated nj 1000
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-19
Nr. Hiss again

Mr. Hiss was arrested for debt in Boston
Wednesday, whilst ON his way to the State House
His counsel procured writ of habeas corpus on
the ground that he being member of the House
push the matter Of his expulsion 10 full hearing
before the Court.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-19
N. A. sTl1asDuvANT.
ATTORNEY ATLAw AND NOTARY pus



fssiE -nh.ttibrr having pu,rlm.rd the interest of
Nj Z, PeuNlohn, in the concern of Lee \ Co,
will ontruathr Forwarding and Commission business
II lhrr old stand the duck.
lii. location gives him superior advantages over any
other Forwarding House in the City, hr ia but few
uarr4 al level streets from the landings OF the Bali
u1af', Philadelphia aud New orr Steamers. mud New
Aotk una i'an Facets, md ia subjected the low
duygec leea2 iArd by tia CITY Ordinance, whereas
goods shppcd by thosr located thu Basin ARE dry
cd icn Is two miles over rough paved streets thereby
subject gr inter- damage, well ~ incrcased cost
Ea the better uud, rstnrdng ot charges, he will put
goods On hoard cunai boats from Vessels steamers
az ccuts ncr 100 lbs, provided. however, That no
chngo lot II single shipment shnll be less hnn twenty
i've Ccntsiur commission aud dInyuge. Seven ceats
az mutes ircqucny charged for d,nyngc alone To the
Basiu md five cent? is rather less than the average
ot hauling there by the Ord nnnce.
Tobacco and at 81 produce shipped about hulf the
chatccs chu gcd by those loctWrd ON the BASIN
Persons shipping tobacco other produce TO my al.
treas will do we'll Ia slp by MIR Pciyjohn's line OF
bouts a. they come direc, into tho Dock for up londs
without drlny or trouble
Having experience In the business g., fifteen yenrs
he nnriers himself that he cnn give satisfaction 10 all
who may cnliust their business 10 him.
Charge on goods invariably follow them 10 destinn-
ton.
ty Particular attention given to the salo of Mcr
chandi4e and Produce.
may2 dts " ALFRED s. LEE.
ln he Deck Rirhnon1 W,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-19

The Canadian Parliament has passed u hill np
proprating between four and five million dollars
in iurtherancc Of the great railway enterprise,
known "a the Great Trunk Railway Company.
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OffIcE OF THE J K. Il. X. Co. I

May LIST 1855.
LNOR tho purpos" ofrcpaiiing LOCKS Nos. 20 q 10,
1 on the First Division the Canal, the navigation
will b. stopped at those two points tho 20tth inst.
rundown, aud will be opened again until the 18th of
Juno. 1t viii then remain open until the 9th of June
when it will ngnn be stopped nj LOCKS Nos 10 and
lG until the 10Th of July
For the purpose OF .nying floors in LOCKS Nos.
aud G, the navigation will be stopped between those
three LOCKS the o2nJ inst, and be opened again
on tho Monday following.
Is, order of the Board of Directors
l.. CHINN.
mny2 dSelm Sup't Of Repairs
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-19

WILLS. BLAZE PITT
PETERSBURG VA.
WILLIS a PIN II Nj n

lLatey of the firm Of Willr Len Il Browaey.)
lib give their attention the sale aid purchase
" of all articles If Agricultural Produce, Farming
'mlcmenta, &c and purchase for order and sell foi
commission all articles ri Groceries. SC. &r.; receive
and f rward Goods, aud net general Commission
Agents ian 3.dsclv
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-19
SPKING AND SUMMER, ISJ5.-
- GLASS q RAINE. j. DIXON, AGENT

Business doae entirety for Cash. spring supply Of
Cloths. Cassmees and Ne,tings, dy-made Clothing,
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS, &c.
of all descriptions.
The subscr hers would respectfully return their thanks
their friends and the public for The liberal patronage
bes lowed them during the lat twelve months, and
rne pleasure in announcing that they hive Just received
Iheir Spring and Summer supply of Goods from New
York. which their attention is respectfully called
Their Clothing is cut made and trimmed in the latest
style aud best The public may rely fair
dealing. The prices will be uniform. One Price only
asked and that the lowest the sumo quality of Goods
can be sold at in any naket.
Clothes made up to order nj short notice and none
but the best workmen employed at their establishment.
Their terms of sale will future be for cash only
knowing that upon this principle customers will
der i've equal benefit wit ourselves,
mi 28-ifts GLASS d. RAINE, J. Dixon, Ag't.
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Edicin Forrest, Esq.

Ed,cin Forrest Esq.
The reported illness of this gentleman is incor-
rect The n. York. Post says he is in his usual
GOOD health
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-19

DONClNE SOAP-rhis soup is superior for
Il soitening the hanis as contains finely powdered
PEMICE STONE For the adirs after planting or
attending the garden this soap is recommended as it
removes stains suuburn. For sule
]. THOMPSON e. cos
mnvl7 Is New Drug Store
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-19

IL ID - CELEBRATEDH HAIR
i TONlC.-ARMlSTEAD PRIDE, after having
devoted long life studying the of restoring
preserving and beauying the HAIR. and after having
fully tested his discovery pre- 'ents his CELEBRATED
HAIR. TOMB 10 the public as the most efficient
dyye provided for all the ills and accidents the hair is
subject He has successfully applied it in great
n1mber of cases My the loss of hair when
it had in, but renewing its growth and restoring
what was lost Even in no editary cases he has
ployed his TONIC with the successful results
liz believes it also TO be nfpllibe for letter,
Ring worm. Scald head aud all SINH ar diseases.
Sold nj his mandatory Water street door
below Exchange corner, and at Royal Prldes Main
street, below Market Price 81 bottle.
deduction made when sold in quantities. Orders from
my distance promptly filled.
lie deems it only necessary to append the certificate
of the following well known gentleme::
I'VE take pleasure in certifying that have used
Prde's Hair Tonic. and testify that it does all that
he promises for it,
T. lily Latham DR.. I H. Nelson,
DIR. Mitchell, Bedford Dr. Clark, Campbell,
John Clark A. M Garland, Editor
S. T. Peters, VIM. 7. McCorke, a.
anlo i-dsc3m
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-19

- he Undersigned VINO has md n largo practical
,Xpe fence il the persecution al Cldin against tho
General Government. oilers his services the Sol
dies aud their Widows. aud the Minor Children, of
those engaged tho ar of 1872. and all since
100, Ns we'll as for Revolutionary Soldiers and their
" daw.
lis charges in all enses shall be moderate and payn.
hlc when he gets the warrant money, and he vii
now, lac nlwa has, pay all collections mme
Iintey.
lie has the Roll. of the cid Soldiers Us they stand at
the Department Washington, aud hs acquaintance
and ncilcs the Pension Office is probably better
lan any in Virginia
The highest. marhe. price in caslr will be paid for
Land Warrants. as | wish Ia purchase 100 600
mnfo3 idly CHAS W STATHAM
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-19
WIC'NCIsSIlAM,S

NEW YORK WIRE RAILING
E'oR enclosing Public Squares, Cemetery Lots Dwell
l ngs, C. ttngos Sc. Window Guards, Tree Boxes,
&c.. sold the mnanincturcrs' prices. Specimens
oaa be NJ my Marble Works
ian ~ dtctv JNO. u. GADDESS
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1855-05-26

ORIGINAL PAcKAGEs.-Both our State and Ma
tional Governments seem to have peculiar affec-
ton for original packages" According to the
liquor law passed by State Legislature the good
citizens Of the Empire State can only receive
liquors in the "original packages and Secretary
Guthrie has decided, we understand, that our good
people cannot receive Canadian milk under the re-
ciprocity treaty except in the original package
There is no duty on the COW, or on cheese or but
ter, or on milk, provided such milk is in the original
package, but if the COW be MIXED the milk is con-
traband. Cows emigratng from Canada will govern
themselves accordingly, and retain their milk in
the original packages tig safe on the American
eide.--Alcnny argus
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1855-05-26

THE DRAGooSs.-This neatly equipped and well
drilled corps of citizen soldiers appeared public
parade through the Streets Saturday evening last
and excellent drill commanded universal common
dation, and has convinced the skeptical that a
military organization is not an impossibity in Thih-
odaux. Capt. Darden, has achieved great
triumph in the success of the Dragons, which has
caused another company (the Cannoneers) to spring
up among US. higher compliment to Capt
Darden, than this could not be conferred.
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1855-05-26

MINIATURE PA1srER.-Mr A. de Enszliny, a
Hungarian Artist of no ordinary merit, has taken
rooms at the Bangor House," (Mrs. Tenney's)
where he intends remaining for short time only.
We have, in company with connoisseurs, carefully
examined numerous well executed specimens Of
proficiency in his beautiful art, and have not the
least hesitancy in pronouncing them as worthy Of
occupying place among the most gifted produc-
tons Of the pencil. Numerous specimens, en-
bracing picture Of Washington, Byron, skaks-
peare, Luther, Napoleon, and his Honor, the pre-
sent Mayor Of Thibodaux, may be seen at the
Book Store Of Messrs. Bennett l. Galabert
Persons who may be DESTROYS Of securing life
like Gkness Of themselves families or friends, would
do well to profit by the opportunity now afforded;
for seldom is it than an artist of Mr. Enszlny's
skill, condescends to travel to seek patronage nor
would he, but for the purpose Of gaining know
ledge our country and its peculiar institutions. See
card ti-|
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1855-05-26

PURCHASE OF BELL1GERENr SHIPS BY NErrRALs
Attorney General Gushing has given the follow
ing opinion:
81. According to the law Of nations, neutrals
have the right to purchase during war the pro-
perty Of belligerents, whether ships or any thing
else; and any regulation Of particular State which
contravenes this doctrine is against public law and
in mere derogation of the sovereign authority of all
other independent States.
90. citizen Of the United States may at this
time lawfully purchase Russian merchant ship of
either Of the beligerents, Turkey, Russia, Great
Britain, France, or Sardinia. If purchased bona
tide, such ship becomes American property, and
entitled as such to the protection and flag Of the
United States; and, although she cannot take out
a register by our law, yet that is because she is
foreign-built, not because she is belligerent-but
and she can obtain register by special act Of Con-
gress." .
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1855-05-26

WoMEN's R1GHTs IN FRANcE.-A Paris letter
writer says that Madame Laborde, well known in
the United States, has appealed to the courts to
settle difference of opinion between herself and
NJ. Laborde. The lady engaged to sing at the
French opera for $500 francs per month. NJ La
borde refused to allow her to sing, notwithstanding
he had given her a general permission to exercise
her profession. The tribunal decided against the
lady
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1855-05-26
REGISTRY OF LErrERs,-The New York Tri-
bune, in an article upon the new Post Office regu-

REGISTRY OF LETrERs,-The New York Tri-
buue, in an article upon the new Post Office regu.
lation for registering valuable letters, says:
This plan may be well enough so far as it goes,
though we doubt if it is much of an improvement
perfect account of the letter is made at the Office
in which it is deposited; the receipt will be evil
dence that it was duly mailed; SO, if it reaches its
place of destination, the regulations are such that
it would be likely to be delivered. But suppose it
is stolen the routes as it may be, as well as any
other other letter, Indeed, it quite obvious that
if there are any mscarriages of letters after the
period above referred to, it will be among those
packages directed to pastmasters; for, being so
addressed, of course they may be presumed to con-
tain money, and will be just the ones to be pur-
Joined.
What the people desire is a system by which
money may be safely RENTED. The plan in ques-
ton does not appear to us to be of that character
There is more risk about it than under the present
system, for now dishonest clerk must steal whole
mail to be certain Of finding letters containing
money, whereas under the new plan the valuable
letters are separated from the ordinary ones by the
Department ITSELF and it will only be necessary to
steal single package to obtain haul.
The Tribune favors the system in operation in
Great Britain, where the Government takes the
risk and makes good all loses.
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1855-05-26

G85- Our friend j. Yates Bennett, is about to
convert the large hall over the post Office building
into public saloon for balls exhibitions, etc This
is an excellent idea. Thibodaux stands greatly in
need Of public room, and none can better supply
the desideratum that the one here spoken of; as
is large airy and commodous We hope that it
may prove profitable to YOU, Mr.. Bennett.
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1855-05-26

~ The State elections in Virginia came off on
Thursday last, the oath inst In all probability we
shall begin to hear from there by todays train of
the railroad. If Sam has carried the day. the ques-
ton of wing and democrat is forever done. Old
fogies and young fogies may as well hang up the
fiddle and the bow and join the victorious standard
of the Samsonians
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1855-05-26

SEBAsToPoL-The allied forces in the Crimea
have suspended the bombardment Of Sebastopol
for the present, and will not again bring their bat
teries to bear on the town until the armies shall
have been reinforced, or the arrival of the French
Emperor This is wise, as well as forced re-
solution on the part of the commanders of the
French and English forces, no doubt sebastopol
nest pas pris ! nor will it be very soon
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1855-05-26

A FEMALE SPy.-The Sentnelle of Toulon pub
fishes the following as part of letter from Kami-
esch:
GA rather strange adventure has occurred out
side Sevastopol A young Russian woman was for
some days seen walking about the Russian trenches,
and sometimes at night also, with lantern 1t
was thought, as she TALL and of majestic APP
pearance, that she was man in disguise, and the
General-in-chief ordered that she should be care
fully watched. At six o'clock on the morning of
the 2sth, she again appeared opposite our lines,
and examined them with great attention; she car
ried notebook and pencil in her hand, and SEEM
ed to inscribe in it the result of her observations
Finding, after while, that she was perceived, she
hurried towards species of ravine, at the extrem-
ity of the French trenches Two Zouaves were
sent in pursuit of her, and succeeded in capturing
her. Being found to be really woman, she was
taken before Gen. Canrobert and questioned. She
said that she had made observations of the French
positions for the good of her country and aweage
the death Of her husband, Bonoff by name, who
was killed at the battle of the Alma. Her note
book found to contain several details relative to
the situation of our batteries, and the number of
guns in them; she had also in her pockets double
barreled pistol, and letter addressed to Prince
Menchikoff She was placed in confinement, under
the surveillance of two sentinels and it has been
determined that she shall be sent to Malta"
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1855-05-26
The Opelousas Railroad.

4 This grand and important enterprise is fast
drawing towards completion. Ere the 1des OF
June shall have come and gone, the embank-
ment on the whole line from the Lafourche Cros-
sine to Ticerville will be completed and ready
for the reception of the cross-;ies and rails
The rapidity with which the work has been
conducted and managed is due to the efficient
management of the President, G. W. Hewes
ESQ, the new Board of Directors and the pres
ent highly efficient chief Engineer Mr.. 6. W..
R. Bayley, who have spared no pains or trouble
in the execution of the trust that has been con-
fded to them. 1t is now positively certain that
the road will be in good running order to Tiger
vile by the early part of October next, or at
the furthest by the first Of November. Our
Bayou Black and Attakapas planters may with
will derive some of the advantages that are
| afforded by early shipments to market next
winter, besides bring participants to cheap and
expeditions travelling.
We are informed by those who know, that
the work has been done in the most substantial
and creditable manner, and at cost falling
considerably short of ons half of the amount
contracted for by Messrs. Cade & Baker. The
present efficient management Of the affairs of
the Company by the new Board of Directors
has been productive of immense good. 1t has
not only rushed on the road to early compile
tion and thereby afforded the community
some of the benefits that it was designed to
promote, but it has also restored confidence in
the community, who are now disposed to look
upon it as something destined to promote the
welfare of all classes of society, instead of
huge specializing concern, to have an epheme-
raj existance and then to be turned over to
some rich company to fleece us at will 1t is
truly godsend that the stock holders were
so fortunate in securing the services of gentle
men so fully qualified to discharge their impor-
tant duties.
By the by, we are just informed that the
directors intend to erect only an inferior depot
at Mrs. Tanners. We are sorry to hear this
for at that point will be landed all the passen-
gers and freight intended for this place, and
we had reason to believe that the Company
would have constructed depot worthy of the
that would be extended. If it is now
really the intention of the Company to put us
off with an inferior depot, we hope that they
may reconsider their resolve, and give us at
least a respectable depot one worthy of such
railroad and such station.
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1855-05-26

BG Who is in for an excursion to the Mis-
sissippi line via the New Orleans, Jackson and
leaves the depot, New Orleans for Osyka, every
Sunday morning ut o'clock, and returns by
7 o'clock p NJ. the same day. Fare $500 for
the trip,
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1855-05-26

POSTPONED SALE.-The sale of the Estate of the
late S. Baudoin, in consequence of an error in the
advertisement has been postponed until Thursday,
the 2sth day of June next on which day it will be
sold without fall