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M JUL, d
GEORGE NJ. RUCkI IL Il CO.


Resprc' uls Heg !e1ye call tue attention OF tar
Ladies ia Thea yer, sp eaita aud ea stock #
FRENCH aaa SCOTCH EMBRDlDERlES, in
Muslin and Lace .aois compr,in" al most every vRrie
t, Of work and ,Blr also of quality and price
Lqdiss in The cyas alsa. th4sc visiting the city tr
ia" purpose of suap ying Themselves with such goods
will rlrase III aud make their p"nha.es
arI30 3m
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The Latest From Europe.

NEW YORK, May Sth.--The steamship Asia $
mails have come to hand, and upon investigation
furnish The following important information.
THE CRIMEA.
The Redan and Garden batteries still keep up
heavy fire on the allies. On the night of the
l4th ult., the French disodged the Rus slams from
their rife ambuscade in front of Malakoff Tower.
A terrible sorte made by the Russians on
the same light and resutedin great loss of life.
Gortschakotf says that after twelve days BON :
bardment, little damage has been done to Sehas.
topol.
A line of telegraph has heen completed and is
now in operation between the Crmea and Lon
don.
Menschkoff WAS not dead.
All the ports in the Baltic had been blockaded.
The Grand Dukes Michel and Nicholas had
set out from St. Petersburg for the Crimea.
Mehemet Ali, the Sultan's brother. in law, had
been arrested and sent to Sinope for being trou-
blesome.
FRANCE.
There some doubt about Napoleon taking
command of the Allied armies at the Crimea.-
He had officially announced that his visit to the
Crimea would be postponed short time.
The clipper ship Great Republic had been
chartered to convey French troops to the seat of
war.
The Roebuck investigating commettee was still
Notice had been given in parliament of inten-
tion to offer bill to change the currency of the
country into decimal coinage and invite a con
gress of the whole world to confer upon the pro
priety of making it universal.
BELGIUM.
The Belgian minister had declared the nten-
ton on the part of the Government to adhere to
free trade.
SARDINIA.
The Sandman ministry had resigned. The
cause of the res gnation not known.
AUSTRIA AND PRUSSIA.
A correspondent from Berlin writes that it hard
ly admits ofa doubt that an approximation has
recently taken place between Austria and Prus
STA, which bodies no good to the Western Pow
ers.
INDIA.
The overland mail from India has been teIe
graphod. Trade in India was dull, and money
was scarce.
The Chinese Insurgents had evacuated the city
OF Shanghai, aud their prospect of success were
co sidered materially deprecated.
JAPAN.
The ratification Of the American treaty with
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CAKTEn'> SPANISH MiXrUxE.

L Not pdritcic Of Mercury a.
AN iNfALitBLE REMEDY for Scrufulo King. Evil
Rheumatism Obstinate Culancnus Eruutions, PIN
pie. ar Pust1cs - Fur", Bltchrs, Soils, Crnic
&orc Eye, Eine Worm fetrr Scad ncad, En-
largement upd Pam ithe bones Il Joints, stubborn
UieeiS Syphilttie Dis rdrr~, Iumhaga. Spinal Com
rlnins AMI al Discusses arising from inudicious
use of Mercury, lnpddence in Life II lmrurlly Of
the Blood.
Tins valuable Medicine. which has bcco.nr celebrated
the number of cxtraardnaS ncs effected through
agency, has induced the prom ictar~, the
lucst of their friends to on,r To III public. which they
10 with the utmost confidence IN IL virtues aud won
derfu curative properties, he allowing certihcates
selected mona lnge number, however. stronger
testimony than the mere word of the proprie"rs; and
all from gentlemen we'll kuo in their loealities
ind OF the highest responsibility, nnny OF them reading
the city al Richmond, Va
r. BOY Den Esq Of the Exchange Hatcl, Riclr
moni known every where, SAYS, he has 'e~n the Mcd
eins calied Carriers Spanish Mixture administered II
,rr ni dred Uses nearly al the Diseases Tor hrl
II is recommended. with the ,hng good
suits He says it IA the most extraordinary medicine Ia"
has
Arue anil Ffcer G reat Curc.--I hereby certify thai
three yrnrs had Ague aud Fever OF OF the viz
lent description. had several Plysc took large
quantities OF mine, Mercury, aud believe all The
roncs n,ly ertsc,i, but all without any permanent
lief. At last | trieu Carriers Spanish Mixture. two
bottles OF which entcuaily cured N" and | am happy
In ..is hive had ncither Chils or Fever since
-idcr the best Tonic in tho world and the only medi
cine thar reached my case. JOHN LONGDEN
Bca, er DAM near Richmond Va
g. b. Luck E.q. now in Richmond. and Tor man,
in the Post Ctce has such conf ience III tho IA
'onishios efficacy of Cnrters Spanish Mixture, thu he
bought upward, OF % bottles which he has given
"aytote afflicted Mr. Luck says he has never known
ITO fal when takeu according to directions
DIR. Mnge. II practising Phvsician and formerly OF
the City Huel ia the city of Richmond, says he hts wit
Messed in number oi instances the oecs o Carter
Spanish Mixture which were most truly surprising. lie
in OF Consumr dependent on the Liver,
the good effects were wonderful indeed
Samuel NJ. Drinker, OF the firm OF Drnker Mo ns,
Richmond, was cured OF Liver Complaint ct yeaiS
aniiog by the use ii two bottles of CARERS 81 unish
Mixture.
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SIMPSON e. BRO.
OYPIcE or Tue J Il. Il. X. Co.,
MnY lat 1853

OFFICE TUE j. II. Il. X. Co,
May LIST 1855.
INOR the purpose of remaining LOCKS Nos 20 & 40,
l. onihe First Division the Canal, the navigation
will be stopped those two points the 20tth nst at
sunlown nnJ viii NOT bcopcnsl again until the 18th of
June 1t viii thn remnin open until the 81 III of June,
when it will eeain be stopped ut LOCKS Nos. 10 and
a6 until tho l2th nf July
For the purpose ot aging new floors in LOCkS Nos.
and q. the gnon viii DO stopped between those
three LOCKS nntfe @2nJ inst. and be opened again
tho Monday Glowing.
BY order OF the Board Of Directors
y l.. CHINN.
mnyo dsc1m Supt Of Repairs
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appointment Of Professor Searburgh TO Judge

LHWVhFH tUtUHty
WASHINGTON, May S.-The President has APP
pointed George P. Scarburgh the principal pro-
fessor in William & Mary College, Nirginir, to
the Judgeship in the Court of Claims, declined by
Judge Lumpkin, of Ga. Mr. Scarburgh has never
had any connection with politics.
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Marine Disasters-Fipe Persons Starred to
Death.

Information was received at New York, Mon
day of the loss of the schooner JOHN Clark, Cap
tain Mckay, on her passage from that port to
Jacmel, San Domingo,by becoming water logged
The captain and four of the crew persisted fiom
starvation, and two men who were left alive, were
taken off and brought to New York. They re-
port that they had nothing to eat for eight days
previous to being taken off.
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a FOREIGN and DOMESTIC n
and Fancy Hard-W are, =

" II o l. f. s 4 l. Il A N ID Il II A l.,
Spring, I855-Main Street, Lynchburg, Ia.
We have Just received supply for the Spring, Of
Hardware, Cutlery, Guns, Pistols, Hunting Tnckle
Building Materins Carpenters. Millwrights and
Smith Tools Farming Utensils. Carriage and Buggy
Trimmings Ssillcry Shce-mukers Findings. Floor and
Table Oil Cloths, Plated Goods Window Cornicc and
Shades Wood md Willow Ware, House keeping
articles OF most every descrpton Fishing Tacnle, &c,
&c; whct renters stock the most extensive and
desirable have yet offered for public favor, and
embracing n preate, variety than any In the State.
Those de-ieiue tu purchase i'll had superior class
OF goods, satisfactory prices; and all who wish
merely many articles that entirely nep,
shall take ereni plon in showing.
ull II .dSrts SIMPSON BRO.
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WAR. wARi-ATTENTION SOL

WAR! WAR l-ATTENTION SOL
w DlkRS OF THE WAR OF 1912 !!-BOUNTY
LAND WAKEANTS.- The Soldiers of the War of
1872 their legal representatives, call and
get the additional quantity at Bounty Land coming
them also tn, wild Of the soldiers of the revolu.
tionary CONF one, nll-there is enough for
ouch enough for al.
Be suro a rrquiro for the undersigned IL you wish
your claims property nenhc TO for have just received
from Head Quarters al the necessary rolls and docu-
establish your claims, you have nothing
10 but and get your warrant for which
will pay you the highest cash price.
marie t. l.. W. GRAY Agent for Claims.
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4. WILLS. BLAKE Pi1ImAH
PETERSBURG VA.
WILLS A. PITTMAN,
n A STGJRDlVANT,

ATTORNEY AT LAW AND NOTARY PUBLIC.
Richmond Va.
DRACTiSES in all tho Court. of Richmond City,
\ mn In the Cauntie- of Henrco and Hanover.
In the capacity oi np.ary public will attend to taking
acknowledgements OF daed., depositions. nc. &c. All
totessinnnl dnti"4 promptly discharged. Office cor.
of Bank ind llih Opposite Capitol Square
ma,7 dsclm
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An Appeal to every Man and Woman.

Read the follow ing tefthcntc rem Indy endorsed
by Postmaster +. J.. Cuorer:
CAros BRipor.
Hampshire county. Va March ls,, 1854 (
Mr. T.. y. Cooper Drar Sir Agreeable your 10
quest aud my desire benefit III. afflicted here
by certify the grta relief hive received from the
Of H1tnpions Fsgetnbie 1'acwr
was mken wiih uNiocnt pDfJrnti0n or rather nut-
ternE anl trembling of the heart which continued
ernl DAYS; seemed ifmy heart Ind almost forgotten
its Office. The inmiv became rinr'ncd md procured
bottle of this valuable Medicine and b,nIe had taken
one bottle Of this T.achoe Of Hdmpioa's wns
tirey relieved.
This Ii the third Instance of relief in my family
the OF th- valuable Medicine. Two or three ,enr.
aeol WINS laid up with alteration Of my arhi, from fleet
Of wnnt generally chilled III rg had lost a. tastc
and appetite. aid the VII ch t0pr inches
W aud down, and half way around ankle. rejected
effort 10 heal il Until pro- red lamptans Veg
eu,be 1ncmreone bottle Of which restored my hcnth.
healed my ankle mud am eer from swelling than Tor
the last th,,iy years
dgaR, one OF my daughters very low from severe
dyscne Y, and WHEN she began to sit up her feet
mcnccd -welline, which increased every ia" md begun
To be very pnufuI-'she us-d u bottle OF Hampton''
TInctnre; the pains we've assuaged the swelling sui.
ted and her health etuFnel-we kept her legs ban
dased with strips of w"oen uo her strength returned
have been thus particular that others IN Ter similar
circumstances might be induced nva Themselves OF
this remedy. Yours with respect
ELIzAsETH EDWARDS.
do hereby certify that | am personally acquainted
with Mrs Edwards, and safely recommend the u.
bovc statement 10 be correct
f CooaFn, Postmaster.
Cnpon Bedpe. lamp-nire county, Ya.
tn eente Lndie, and Children will please Rsei:
trial.
S,are mi moi print 10 aaae 1nad,eds ef others, us
Geo. ". Goodrich. Cart rhps Ganot. Robert Gnult,
jam, Sruyib, cure of Rnrnmaii,,r
john Perva,l s. a Gfftiu. l"hn Lux, Rev. v Esk
ridrr L. S Navy, md rLun-uuds o 9th rs cured oi
Dyspep>in Scrofua Cough Lisep Complaint. Bronchl.
It's, ST. ytus Dance, Sc. We reier TO citizens
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IN0K RENT.-liavng engaged ~ to Nythe-
l. vle,l offer ur thai large and scl know stand
on K,les Cornera present occupied by Mrs.A b Pau
lett. This hou g has quite large number of regular
boarders besides good of transient custom The
pur, la ed the person may desire TIL. is slider
by may decidedly the best stand for family board
ing house Of any in the city, possession given imme.
diatey. Early application the snb.crhers requested
he expects to leave the city in n " days
JOHN W PALLET
at Gregory Royals II. W. st ore
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| the Emperor of Japan was concluded at Smoda
| ON the DIST of FEBRUARY.
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blank HOOKs. BLANK nOOKs.
DAYNE Il CHRISTIAN are now in ret
l. large assortment Of
BLANK BOOKS,

Consisting Of Ledger Journals. Dry Books, and Memo
variuus sizes equal in style and quality to my in
narket and nj prices to suit tho times. Call before
turchnsirg elsewhere. mnr3
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AKRIv Lyl-NEW

l II K III L!l-N II w
] 4 SPRING AND SUMMER DRY GOODS.-Just
p.ned Mt Philip W Vaynes, (kyles corncr, Main ST.
supcrior stock of DRY GOODS, embracing Cloths,
assmcres. vcstngs, Linens, and hADiEs' ooops, OF
II kinds. Call and examine.
npIIlt. P. W.LPAYNE.
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For OldPoint, Norfolk and Portsmouth,


INIIE beautiful and tavoriie steambpath ~
Il AUGUSTA. under ihn mand of Aankizis,T-
'apt. VIM. G. Smith, so long aud favorably known 10
he travelling community the Potomac and james
tvcr.) il running the line via Port Wal.
hal md is furnished with Ii + T. BOATS,
lie Preaervers, Force Pumps and ali the appliances
s1uired by Act of Congress the safety
ngers.
The Oars running it COZ nexion with the Augusta from
richmond leave the Richmond and Petersburg Depot
very Monluy Wednesday,npd Friday o'clock
Persons arriving in Richmond, by the Packet Boats
but few steps walk to the Cars.
The Cars runni, from Petersburg to City Point in
pnnecron with the Augusta leave Petersburg
lsys as above, alta M, from the Depot of the Apo
lattox K Co, thus giving passengers an opportunity
go from Lynchburg either by the Packet Boats
)nnville Railroad TO Richmond, or by OF the South
ide Railroad to Petersburg and from there
e TO Norfolk
Returning the Augusta will leave Norfolk the alter
atedays viz: Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, a
A.
The Augusta will stop at Old Point both going ard
eturning regularly throug hout the Bathing Senson.
Fare between Richmond Norfolk and Old Point $2 90
Fare between Richmond. Coke's, Rings Mill and
Children three years and twelve
years of age, half price
Servants, through / 81
Servants to any point III river. l 90
Meals, % 25
Jun 26-d&cts THOS. DODAMEAD. Supt.
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SAW MANDATORY,
10th STREET,
Between MINI and Cary streets,
Richmond, Va.

WTNNU y BVKUFK, 'inploIofH, wtud respect'
fully state to their friends an, the public generally
hs in consequence of the very naerng success with
t"h they have IN thar enietp lac they
ains to manu- with greater facility aud prompt
than her toipre, SAWS, and more especially CIR
ILAR SAWS which, upon the testimony OF some OF
beat and most reliable citizens claimed In be
npcrior IN their working TO all oihers. They may be
ound In n tie principal Hardware Stores in the city
Factory price.
All Saw. stamped TOLAND 4 BERGER war
antcd In the fullest sense, matter from whom or by
whom purchased
Orders respectfully solicited and Pre- uptly executed
tR'All letters promptly answered.
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I IvEKCOWPLAiNT JAUNDICE, DYS.

by deH ers IN Ne'lirlncs serywi ore sep5 ~
ISEKCO JAuNDICE, DlS.
Aprpsa Chrome NeI vous Debility, Disease e the
Kidneys, aud all diseases arising from "A Dsnrdcrcd
Liver stomach such Constipation, Inward Pills.
funess, Blood to the II rud Acdny of the Stomach,
Nan Heartburn Disgust tor Food, funess weight
il the Stnmarh Sour ErucIaIpns Sinking or Flnuerug
nj the PIT OF the stomach Swimming ofrhn II ad, Hur.
iied and difficult Brrnting Futtrriug at the iIearI,
Chonking Sulocating Sensaron- when in lying pos
ture Dlmncss OF Vision, Dots Webs before the sight
Fever aud Dali P1ip in tho tiea Deficiency of Pers.
PiraGnn. lelowness # the skin m Ewes PUN in the
Side, Back, Chest Limbs, &o Sudden bushes OF Hent,
Burning in the Flesh Constant Imagining ol Evil, ami
great depression of Spirit, be eecrnny cured by
Doctor HooFtANDs CELEBRATED
GERMAN BlTTERS.
prepared by DR.. c. NJ. Jackson, German Medicine
Store, No 100 Arck ST., door below Sixth, Phliada
Their power the above Diseases is eAcelrd,
il equsiled. by any other preparation IN the United
States, ms the cures attest in oany cases utter skiul
physicians tad failed,
These tiers worthy the attention of lnvad-
Possessing virtues in The reoifcation of 'Ee liver
and lesser glands exercising the searching power
in weakness and ar tijns # the digestive organs they
are wttal sac. certain aud pleasant
VIRGINIA TESTIMONY. DR. J. NJ. Wilson, Lexington
W. teb 9th, 1852. snid: II entirely of the
German Bitters. They have become al the rage Moth
ing sc sells
The Tenth Legion, published Woodstock Va
said, Jan 9th. 1870: "A Great Medicine.-We have
uniformly reiruined from recommending to the public
OF the various patent medicines OF the day unless
thoroughly convinced ef their value. Among those
consider worthy of notice. is the German Bitters in.
ented by DIR. HOLLAND and prepared by DR.. Jackson,
n Philaelp ha. One instance. in particular, in which
he SUI erior virtues OF ts medicine have been tested,
as fallen under observation. During the last sum-
rne. son of MIR. Abram Crabill, OF this county.
cry seriously affected with Liver Complaint and after
irving in vain various rene lies, he purchased bottle
If the Bers, aud after using il, much relieved
of his distressing nalady that he procured other bot
lie and is restored entirely To health.'
TLey are entirely vegetable free from all injurious
Ingredients always strengthen the system, and never
estate It,
For sale wholesale by Druggists in all the principal
titles and retail by ohecaries and storekeepors in
every town ip the United States.
Sold by d. R. LYMAN, J. II. THOMPSON ~ CO,
sniJ j. H. SEAY Il CO., Lynchburg nd by dealers in
medicine everywhere. sep6ly
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asiiE subsrrilcr having purcbn.cd the interest of
Nj q. petyj"hn, IN the of Lee Co,
viii continue he Forwarding and Commission business
their old stand on the dock.
His location gvesh superior advantages any
othsr Forwarding House in the City, he is but few
tquarca ot level from the findings of the Balti
more, fhadcl rh,n and New ORR Steamers. and New
York ano Boston PACKETS and is subjected 10 the low
rsrdrayacc recognized by the City Ordinance; whereas
goods shipped by those located tho Basin dray-
I'D " miles rough paved streets, thereby
SUBJECT IL gr ntcr damage well ~ Increased cost.
10, the better unl, rsnl ding If charges, he will put
,od- IN beard canul boats from vessels steamers
At cents ner 100 lba. provided. however, That nn
,hage a single shipment sha he less than twenty
Gve cents tor commission aud dpyagc. Seven ceLts
more is frequently charged for dasase alono to the
BASIN ard FIVE cont is rn,her less than tho average
cost uf hauling there by tho Ord nnhcc.
fohac md Ut produce shipped NJ about half the
charges charged by thoaa located an tho Basin
Persons shipping tobacco other produce to my AL.
dess will o we'll Ia ship by MIR. Petty johns line Of
bna- n. they dircct, into the Dock up loads
withou, delay or tre uhle
Having experience in the business 81 fifteen years,
lnit,ts himself that h., give satisfaction To all
Who may en-, rust their business y him
Ch,gc IN goods invariably follow them To dostna-
10 Particular attention given 10 tho snle of MGR
handise and Produce.
may dts (y) Al FIRED :. LEE,
O the u, ok, Richmond Va
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BOUNTY LAND AND PENSIONS

- The Undersigned who has had a large practical
cxpci fence in the prosecution Of Claims against the
General Government. offers his services to the Sol.
ders and their Widows and the Minor Children of
those engaged in the War of 1912, and all wars since
1890. well for Revolutionary Soldiers and their
Widows.
His charges in al shall be moderate and paya.
bic when he gets the or money, and he will
now, he always has pay all collections mme.
dintely.
He has the Rolls of the old Soldiers as they stand at
the Department at Washington, and his acquaintance
and facilities Mt the Pension Office is probably better
than any in Virginia.
The highest marke. price in cash will be paid for
Land Warrants as wish to purchase 100 QUO acres.
mares ifdly CHAS. W. STATHAM.
WANTED TO IRE "A maid servant for
w the house, With good uual Iicatjops M .aaus-
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Severe Case of Rheumatism
SccTTsyILLE, A .bem,Pile Co.. W..
NJ, oh All IQr

SccTrsyILLE, A. bemnl. Co.. W.,
Mn ch 4ih 1859 {
We,srs Mortimer d Mowbray:- Genternen--Iuvine
been afflicted with Rheumatism tor in its
worst FORMS aud being able to Obtain relief from
other medic ucs induced 10 try champions Veg
etahle Tincture" a few bottles of which am happ, to
say, have mnde perfect cure.
At the time commenced using tho 'fincture | was
scarcely able to walk. ! and have been for
some weeks, entirely free from al pam.
ours, most truly n. T.. MAY.
THE FEMALE SYSTEM
Liver Complaint. Debility
Extract from James Harris, ESQ., Letter Alexandria,
Va-Alter speaking of wonder fn on Gimyelf he
says Mrs Ii. has been suffering with the ysr com.
plant and with inability constantly complaining, fiom
weakness, through her wholesysten She enjoy.
better health than Tor thirty yeurs being entirely
ed by the use of Hampton's Vegetable Tincture"
Diseased Side, Breast, Eyes.-Extrac, from a
Letter from J. & lines, Esq, Louion county Va.-"My
wife has been for Yeas afflicted with great weet ness
pain in the breast, side and back; palpitation # the
heart feebenes the stem; loss of appetite,
complexion saow the sight of eye almost gone the
other We weak. | am pleased say, Hampton's
Tineture has restored herto perfect health Her eyes
good $ they were.
~ Cal and get phamphets
Sold by J. II. SEAY e. CO, tynchh,rg Sewers
Scottsville A J. BROWN, Charlottesville and by all
Observation-Disclosures the State. var 24d&cly