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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-18

DEAR STR IL have been using the 2ater from your
Alum Spring and am haPPy u iborm You that ! am
pleased with it, eff 'cis The primary effects Of
the weter preci.eIi the those produced by
the water Of the Rockbridge Alum. -hal expert nent
more FULLY, aud give you the result Of my experience
am, very respectfully,
J. A OTEY n. D.
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the contract are Gamble. Burns md others Of
Pennsylvania, men If lprge means Hnqaestiona-
hlv
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LEAF ToBAcco.-The Danville Register says
that for tao week ending the 10Th instant,
over 3ii,000 pounds of leaf tobacco passed
through the hands ofthe weigh master, and into
the different Factories of Danville. large pro-
portion Of this tobacco is of the finest manutac-
turing quality, averaging over 3l2 per hundred
pounds.
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ELASTIC BELTS.

ENLAsBsc BELEs.-last rec vci mo her
~ lot of those very dr,i-fEir ELHS TTC BEL Is
and Dress Trimming Of every character Bonnet> X b
hons Drcss Cap, Hra3 Dre,,r. &C Ch.an rerv
cheap. for cash A : ENGLEDOyE
Junl l3-ls
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af usefulness for both while II serves n indicate
that M limits cnn be assigned to the progress OF
human * na1 science
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pULL'S REMEDY PILES.


"A UERSr COUNTY, tanri h. Adjournment.
and bel IN tAe3l>t day oil March. }S55
Henry Loving ndmin,trntor d. boni, non. win the
vii annexed, of John Perm dec'd.. Gbnrle. n. Mape
ADMINISTRATOR of Carries Penn decd Mary Penn.
lamss P Coenan. mud q tic Ann, h4 wife adna.
istrstor and ndnioi.trafrix Of Daniel L. Coleman
dcr't fau.ig,.
Against
Edward Penn. OF Alrxanirr Prnn. aulas lar.
tsnn. Caroline Harrison Orchard =. Harrison RIB.
AID +. Ruckrr, nnd Sultia, III WIFE formerly Sophia
Hiri.nn, the hushtni IF Amanda formerly Amanda
Ire daughter Of William lee, md the mid Auardh
and her Tour children. 60 VT, W liam l. Parrish,
George Furnish, Jane parr.h Annq Davis, form rly
ANN Punish VIII, intetmarted with Harrison II.
Day-, and tie said Harrison II. Davis, he- hnshond
M other Defend n's.
Ia this ciruse dmang other thns.. the Gotio7 Of
the counsel for the manu~iued slaves, II" Court doth
order thar the creditors Of John Penn dccd do show
il any they can the fist dav ol next term
n2as st tho pN~rat ard dsliy,, g rio e.'9'epf 'ha
decedeut 10 his les nlrcs AID dis'uhator,; and tler
copy OF thi, orie te n,b,i>hed uoce wek f G,n
weeks III some wspaper published in tie al, nt
Lyachhulg, and posted the door OF the Courthouse
oi i- county the hr, day Of Two successive tom,
OF Ire County Count.
Extract rc4le,
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fapreaI nT :, late date The information and .tIa,
.:.f.a
-, ~ = 80 ~
e'n'n' - e"slh" sall"is' no 't'ief' arc
extensively engaged IN thetr trade
r. tbe Tdjiors ofiLe LogisriIIe .Joyrpoy.
IiyrRroof. MAJ 10, 1855.
GrXrtrurN. Much of last vcnr'z im.nrt If
febncea haqina been landed in extremely bad
condition. W. think il firff 10 call the ntiontian
Of our friends io the subject previous 10 the shin
laent Of the coming sensot's ,lpnly. The dats-
a 20 comnlainrd #. In mnny case, arose from nm.
due pressure i'm the shin "a. the inproper ~
II screws. and other a4pliance.. bnyinr af late
baan carried to a most nuwnr,antobla extent IN
slowing careee-, e-nrriully M New Orlcnns-
tplury done hy which frequently exceeds o.lat
tie shin can he made legally Iahlc for.
In ear,e instances The enl. If many If tLo
ea.k~ have hecu forced out. md a rortion Of tlo
contents Ina. So he,one scattered in the hold
y,f;.b b,. ci,bor lac -, i,raaj I,,,so a.. r,,,ool
into wrong hor.bqnd., in addition 10 which The
loose bend. of the ca.k. hive not Loen repocLel
infhose ihev belonged TO. TIM. netwitb.tenl
ipg that the ,orernte number # packpces If tho
n,,,rcr marl,. mn. landed. n wr,,nai or feicnt de-
livery tnkes place that mgyne,er he .latretrd.a
cerininly cannot he nscrrtnirca before the carro
j. weighed which onerrtiou /. not u.nel1y CON
,alcgd pp.l u,,.ne time ,,fts,. l,n.lio, ,n1 TIM
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-18

At meeting held in Boone -, Missouri. on
the 18th inst 10 give expression TO their views
The Kansas slavery question. series If resola.
tins were adopted. deelnrio, thai bv the Cansli.
tsilon af the L. s'3ios slavery is hit 10 be regu.
lifted in IN, sat al whicUlt exists, armnv exist,
by;ho municipal policy. "a ..alo- dpuoancing
Aholjtinnsts ami Free ~aters far t.et.. attempted
',serfercncen KansF-. and plcdsinf themselves
b, all honorable meats 10 deirat the ef,gts IT all
who would make a moekery Of law. ana disregard
the peace the people of Missouri. 1t wns also
resolved that the 4.'erance. Dubbcaien or circu-
'ation Of any statements or opinions tending 10
excite slaves to Instruction. subjects the offender
;oimprisonment in the Penitenitary aud disfran.
chises him. The Emrraat Aid Society Of Mas
sachusetts MAS bitterly deuouuse1, and their cf.
forts were declared 10 be merely 10 pour in Aho.
litonists to vote at the elections. and then return
home. The Kansas Nebraska bill was approved Of
and any one who advocates lis repeni Is ptonoun.
cea anfpemy 10 southern institutions. Acts If
violence. whether peipetret,d - the North or
South, long as law affords protection and re.
dress, wcr' diseppros,d Of; but the Institutions
cf the South mu.t he projected at all hazards
against encroachment aud invasion from without.
at ,odit.vHand oreacitly from within.
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nndhy regularly aathiqed agent, throueh the TINT

lBr- Prce 25 and so cont, and !: per bote
AGENTS WANTED in every town, village and
hun let IN the uo,.d Stairs in which one moi already
established. Address H. G farrell above. uceon.
panied win good REFERENCE, character, responsible
y, &c. mav20 dsc4w
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AiT. Gfceley,iu a letter from Paris II his paper
in New York, INDUCES in some .peouatons in
r'esrd to the wal and the peace prospect England
and France, be says, beth desire peace; but il
is believed that were en- arrangement effected ON
the basis suggested by Cpant Buul Of Austria,
Lord Palmerstou and Louis Napoleon would both
lose their places. In France. the warts said II
be far less popular than in Great Bdtan but,
aSds Mr.. q. " let peace be made on the Austrian
or any other basis. and let the army of the East
be called home III is present temper, worn down
by-iabor and suffering in the trenches of al abor-
tive siege. ard Infatuated by such still moro abor-
tive and ridiculous demonstrations that recent
" made against kertcsh, and do not believe the
Empire could stand through another winter. \
beaten army. and yanquished nation, may i'd
here 10 the rulers who have shared its mi.f1rtuues
but army, a nation, which believes itself sac.
riheed through the incompetency and yaca
ton Of its leaders its rulers is AWAY, in dan.
gerous frame Of mind aud all the more if it be
confident Of its prowess, If then, do not
fee! assured that ON the verge of peace il
Is because | DO not see how the present rulers of
France and England can afford to make peace
that Is any such peace as they can reasonably
demand or even Austria would propose And if
they will not accede to Austria's basis of peace,
It were absurd to imagine that Austria will in
their interest plunge into a war wich must TO her
be a struggle fos life"
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rnrottant to Tobacco shiDpe "a

The following letter appears in the Louisville
Journal or il late date. TIM information and sag
gestions il contains induce Us II copy it COR lbe
benefit # Nirginia shippers. Tho writer's ara
extensively engaged in the trade.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-18

THE SOUTHERN MAIL.-The Z. NJ. General
(says the Charlottesville Advocate. has contract
ed with the Orange and Alexandria Railroad and
the va. Central Railroad for the transportation
of the great Southern Mail from Washington to
the city of Richmond. There being two mails a
day under this contract it will be necessary that
these roads shall run two daily trains.
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i.Oo1EEs ~ TRIBE,
poTEVOgIgg spIslNGs -3omme0c@.

4 TlORNEYS AT LAW. Office over Citizen.
AE>avinR- Ban. ian l7.iimStts
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PAsroRAL.-Rey John \ Broadus having re.
signed his pastoral charge of tine Charlottesville
Baptist Church, the congregation have selected
the Rev. George b. Taylor to fill the vacancy
Mr.. Taylor is a student of the University and the
of Rev Stephen Il. Taylor of Richmond city
1t is not known whether he accepts.
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STILL ANorHER.-- Since Wse's election. the
"Democratc' guillotine at Norfolk, has taken
of another head! Mr.. Joseph Bunkley, Measu-
rer Of Salt, has been removed by the [. 5. Col
lcctor, for that port.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-18

RATHER COSTLY. Irish Potatoes are selling
in the Norfolk market at so cents per peck and
SO per barrel. The trade however. has not
fairly set in The crop will be full one.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-18

CoMMESCEMENr.-Ih The Annual Public Exami-
nation of the classes of the Theological Seminary
of Virginia will begin Gu Tuesday, June %. 9
O'Clock A. NJ.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-09
COrOners' InquArsts.

TIm CHATHAM STREET observation-disclosures oDonnell
held an inquest upon the body Of the woman, E,nma
Jacobs who died at the New York Hospital TUESDAY
night from the effects Of injuries sustained the
occasion OF the late fire NJ 53 Chatham street The ey
dencc taken in the the other victims
to the jury who hcrcupon rendered verdict Of death by
burns Deceased was twenty three years OF age ana
a native Of Germany.
KILLED Ky FAILING IRON TiE RooF HousE.--Coroner
ODonncll held an inquest yesterday, at 10 Hammond
street upon the body Of little girl four years Of age
named Catiiarine Connaty who fell from the Of the
above house and was almost instantly killed The de-
ceased, II appeared the roof with her mother
Tuesday evening, about O'Clock, when she sud
denly missed searching the child she wn. found
lying the Sidewalk in the street beneath quite dead
AZ there could testify to the fall the jury
rendered the following ycrdct"Dcath by injuries
ceived from fall Further, suppose that the dcccas
ell fell from the root, although there L. direct tect
mony as TO that fact. Nevertheless feel ourselves
called upon TO invite the attention OF the authorities "a
the unsafe condition ofthe roof" Deceased native
Of siuIrU
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Theatres and ExhlbatlOns,

BROADWAY InRarHH.-f,abrieI Rayci assisted hy the
Martinct Family, appears tonight In the amusing pau.
tomime 81 Godenski the Skaters 81 wilma Gabriel
sustaining the original character Of Godensk the rest
netti family The grand ballet 81 action called The
Captive with Mlles G. Franck, Frances Milo. Cspel
N. A. CROSSE Dabuchct, Collctt and Martinetf appear
ing viii follow and all will close will, the Three ad
storsn by the Martinetti Brothers.
Srmo's GsRDpS,-rhe performances of this evening
consist Of the comedy IL the scrious Family and the
Mummy" In the first piece Mr.. Burton appears a.
MIR a. Jordan Capt Magure, Hand Charles rorfens
Mrs France Lady Sowerby Creamy and Mrs Stevens
Mrs. 0rmsby Bcimaines. The farce o. the Mummy"
will follow, Mr.. Burton n Toby Tramp
BownY TBEArRs.--Tbe amuscmcnts announced for this
evening 81 very attractive character. The first
piece the comedy 81 the Pride al the Market" Mr. H.
drew Mrs Bedford and Mrs Eliza Place in the principal
characters. The hughable farce IL the Dutch lover
will follow Mr. = W. Glenn In the character ii Pigma-
jig Mad Dewvile and Mr. Wallace will sing and the
anusements will close with the drama, "ihe Savage a
Cbarbopuere.n
METROPOLITAN TiHATRg.--The ballet troupe of French
aud spanish dancers, who received Last ing
with well merted applause appear for the second time
tonight In "fa Gitsnsn aud Z Ia Corde sensible !"
Beses the great attraction u Nile victorino franck.
senonta Soto ". Cares~e. the vaudeville company will
appetr In oIes Suites dune Premier III and " IL
Corie sensible''-Nessrs. Gustaye Frauchville, and
Miles. Alinc and Alexantrine in the leading parts
wo,p's MiSsTRIas. Where can one enjoy a hearty
laugh not within the precincts 81 this fyorlie place u
amusement singing dancing instrumental pieces shi
other attractive features for to.night.
Mr. > w. GtESs very popular actor, take. b.. heae
~ ornorrow cYeung the Bowcry theatre The bgu
win doubt be crammed to sudoeaton.
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AND CONNER GAL.
NEY MAR rs EFT.
WEDNESDAY, Aug. SO :

"WEDNESDAY, Sng. Sc T.. NJ
There was a buoyant and brilliant stock market
this morning. All the leading substantial securities
were In demand, and brought better prices Sicars
gns Transit was unusually active. snd the transac
tons were large, buyers option. Cumberland Coal
was operated In largely. The principal railroad
stocks Central Erie and Reading, were freely offered
and a. freely taken Abou, three thonsard shares o.
Central. two thousand Of Erie and four thousand OF
Reading were sold at The hrst board We have no
improvement 10 report in Ere. but the other two
realized . Handsome advance. Their. Is not the
slightest inducement for SPECTATOR 20 touch the
class OF chronic fancies. The good stocks advance
more npidly, and the margin Tor improvement In
them Is wide enough 20 tempt the mc~, ravcnous
bull, while the ancics have not any margin except
for decline. II IL utterly impossible 70 get ~
movement in such stock a. Erie-a stock ALREADY
inflated far beyond ts value. II Il well known
amon1 those entertaining the mot f1rndy
feelings towards the company. that i 4
not earning the sinking fund. and that /,
must le continually running 10 srrvar. Ope
~ these dsss we shsl have q Development u
expenditure, On this road. ,hat viii asio1Bs ,hose
vito have paced any confidence 10 The reported e-'
mates d current c~pcnses. Il IL perfectly absurd
IT any ralroad company 10 t..l Aboui closing ~
tens'Fv-'ion anscaDs Is ]. ussesy o. q tie quas
tea n % - aEa ke~p - lr1s. w.. - -, c5ni
80 ~ trsnsss snt te2s larses.,s % Va Lrs
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EEc0Np noAnp.


VtWftFNAfs 6nENff - = ~
Asifz--talss % 20 bbls pots yer. H@is ct ia
Ea1sI~rry1~l--1ie market for .0nnoon grssss
sboni ~. een,. per ~ owrr. Ters .e,,.i
~ ho-ref anf The sAiss Fraehs stpni 10 GO II -
bbi'., insluaei 10 which aleu, 90 nj.
bfsDas zoe srpa, ifnhgss.i ~ She ssana2esioas
.e,e soInrn,n siss q, :. ..a s.,,a se 49, - ,as,S
Wisconsin Gr o~;oisr delivery nsT Canadian (.in-,
100 bbls rs y ,io. sgvihsrn w. Dali sad 9Th.
embraced shout % 90 saslsb ss. unloading snsst~
fed ~ u 70 gDoi d. " Al ~ ~ % sas White 80. u
.? os " i2h Rye ~ in hgh, ,gpiiy. ssa nea'iaAi.
sSiye DE sAss Approximate 100 go bS,s.1. elsass
Al Sc M, siih co. oaFgo n 900 baslsis ~ ~.
csyypy.--1bs marie: sfes1y Lgs rsshss quiet.
sAss = 400 10 t,rs H. IN ios nsAs ~ ok. =
lie 70 iAsy's stiiks ~ r-a's Java a. IKE, soA
c07Ios -Gnef s rsssei a ils krsGss ns~s The s.ls
fsA<he3 shat $50 tslss, IA is's, without ms.sssss
sisnsr qso.stlons H.as rI bolefs seespsss SsS<~s
sblh hsy hAa len asrs.s ar rfasss ,,s a.y l-fsse
ne snO.n AApisss si~ks us sso ef.sd " sssss4s
tho views II baisFrs.
gssv --rlsTs mr.. rrsin assrsns fsr fl,rr,sss,
40 Ne srgss.nsnis rs.sAs sisss % GO " GO basSs
~ = grsin corn and sbsai. ., go Ia ht 70 al -,
80 - IVA IN ship's i@xt Tbfre sss nsses
0sr, :, naslins nsv 70 L1naon - H,,r. - s-..a,
1900 No Dos vcre sossg,i q, ", loo hbls sshs- al
Is .nd 100 lag r'psnso ., ~ ~ California, rssSs
tshysd frurn ~ ~ pr ~, hseasaftHss,. wa
al rss tsssn ~ 80 bad With sss ST lrsryl q -.
ltar rss .siAnx 10 sHAn IT. ~ 1Jyn~ns al u -
sota~s --Atoui 70 t@fsis Nr~ oflesns ~ss. sssa ~
ssvst t10ss ~ ssn.il ~ - 100 asrrsls ssis14ax
ofssf, ~4s so,a - ~ Itgsln SO qaisi
PAN ~Ihs sAlss outraged sbys, ! IN a -
bsrt.Is ln,aSlsg sss 900 hsrr. prsass as~ss q
VII ali 20 I'D ~ JnH~ Il tis 70 m~>s a.
sis ~ ns 10 49, "A nssss a. sis II. B-~t-nss
live. sss ssl.. Ia, rsalssa as, I'm ssrs. 100 =
.tkh ssfferSs A. slt and tar chscsso, ressehsS
>, 90 ~ tslt ,ss''y trin, ssa mess q ia prss'
Lad - I'm 9Th ssss n sls. % barrss 81 I0,s-
nv ths..s $500 49, asss butter unehs.x~d.
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~ IIIBCRArH FROM IoSDos TO LIVERPOOL.
FORMATION or AN ITALIAN LEGION.

LONDON, SATURDAY July -, 1885.
The Laaef Srric, Cas,ae Of to-day announces the
intention Of the government 70 form an Italian
legion. II Il 10 b. raised az Navarro where
the headquarters will bs stationed, under the
superntendonce Of the British Minister a. the
court Of sarnia the command Ia 20 he held by Colonel
the Hon H. Manners Percy Of the Gfcnsder Guards and
the officers be Italian English gen,lcnen who
understand Italian.
The papers announce the death 81 Lieut.. the Hon. F.
fiizcisrence It'll regiment, Who died the 18th, Of
wounds received in the attack the 18th The Diseased
had undergone amputaon Of the left leg and right hand
and understood TO he progressing svorshy that
the intelligence Of his death distressing. He
was the fourth and youngest u the lat, Earl Of Nuns
ter md had just completed his 18th year H. entered
the It'll regiment ensign in November. 1874 and OBJ
tanned hi. Ieulensutcy In January last.
PARE, FrDsY, July q, 1856.
II il ruored IN Psfis that the preparations n the
Black sea squadron no. for attack Odessa but
90 make hold dash at The habnr II Scbastopol with 100
sbps and 10 900 men ~his simul.ancou. attack il.
made from the and
ruSuowr. rrr DAr july %, 1855.
To-day the Diet accepted Che Austrian pfoposif on
submitted on the feth inst, nth The stl.ssoAl tbrv
points proposed ~ Prussia.
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News from Turks Islands

The Tsrss Islands Royol Cnshe Of July ssys-We r.
greet my that solt j. at very low hgure insew orb
with large supplies 81 European hand We understsnd
that the Ilarenees cargo sold for ~ cents What eject
this low price will have prices remains e be
have very little AZ present hand perhsp. the
next from the ned states will b. more cheering.
The Bahama Her1d 81 July 70 says:-1he schooner
Jones Power which arrived to-day from lnagua reports
the weather 10 be very favorable for salt bushes ~ that
place Rsking had commenced but the want Of labor T.
much felt.
At Long Island the salt operations have been suspcni
the last three weeks In consequence ~ heavy
rains and the crops said 10 be bad Al kxuma the
crops have failed. PrDvisons very and tho
people said TO be almost In a state ~ starvation
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itself to all the populations which Goo has ccnddedto me-
and henceforth we cannot make any distinction
between any Of the soldiers who Aght a the common
The whole world have their eyes or the soldiers
Of those great allied nations who eight side by fe for the
glory Of their country doubt that the same troops
who distinguished themselves much under the brave
General Canrobert and who continue TO ghtso brilliant
iy under your command will obtain with your
brethren in srms, by a definite victory those aurcs
which they so well merit for their incompatible courage
in surmounting so many dangers and undergoing
many suherings am proud 10 my soldiers take part
in this pure and sacred contest charge my aidc-dc-
camp, hem Pacha TO deliver this letter TO you, and TO
convey to your the expression Of my gratitude The
sentiment Of affection which feel in my heart for them
the stronger that the nation to which these brave sol
diers belong is the oldest ally Of my empire IPrny God
you the most glorious success and TO have you
in His holy keeping. ABD-UIrMEDJlD.
Given at the Palace Of Tcheragan 18th Schewai I'LL
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The Death Of Sehnmyl.

Vienna letter Of the 21st July says VARIOUS reports
abroad here respecting the schamys death
which assign 10 natural causes and others 10
ience in consequences Of suspicious which have been lat
tcry entertained TO the effect that he has been taper
ing with hc Russians II will be still fresh in the minds
Of your readers that his short time since set
AZ liberty by the Russians and restored 20 his father in
exchange for some noble ladies' whom the circassian
ebef'ans bad carried away aud condemned N state Of
captivity. II has been limited and perhaps not sltogeih
without that the since his return has
ercised influence upon his father at the expense in
degree Of the patriotic feelings II the old Cca ssian
chief Young Schsmyl has been brought up from an
early age in the principal military school OF 81 Peters
burg and naturally must have imbibcd notions some
what in conformity with the feelings Of those among
whom be has passed his youth.