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ALLEGsgANY SPRINGS.

rINHIS WATERING PLACE 81 uafel in tue coaaiy
l Of Montgomery, 81 unleS from the NneiEr, ID
Tennessee Railroad, he Bank, OF ~ Pnanohr liiv
er sur undcd hv the bcttnul aud oys sceneiy
The Improvements AMI ~ the must comfortable
character. Inis wuter has been sufficiently tested 10
justify the proprietor, in asserting thu is un' quacd
by my Mineral Water yet discovered IN il" efficacy in
curing Cntaucoue Diseass Disordrtd ,late Il the Liv
and Stomach. Debility. Prn-lat On Of the Nervous
Sy Item, and the sery ieorNt firm ot D> -repoia.
We are R"aie tat. on Us 10 sP'nk II H. Water in
such terms Of commentator, des'@Vfs. Won It,
with tch unHcgu dnt"l wth ", suhl ct u
irnputations ,rl6-h character; therefore
ourselves by referring the crruratrs Rppen led
thi- uotice given BY re0tlenen at highest rharao
ter who are wholly lsintrrr- ted, nHd 10 crtif.
Gates nigh be alle al ufntuin The tes'i nany If 9th
Hi, plapc Is of tie ca Inst aces th5se vi.ig
the mou,tnins arrangements on rlr different RaiI
rotts enable pc lease Ri inoud pnd PETERSBURG
O'clock A. NJ, aud urrig' nj S,w,yil.r AZ o'clock
+. Il, Wie,o day VII b. m@ 81 Cea5hc.sf l'o e,,
qnly, winch will coa,r, thrm , re. t,'he Spring,
nuisIue tf.rr at ofl.rk T. VI an,3ae Tia, TRIP, lr1m
Rrrnuod Petersburg, il - h,u1. WrN.e h"w
prepared II receive visitors.
JNO. W HOLT Il Sons.
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Melancholy AFFAIR." Teacher Murdered By u
RDu.


We learn from gentleman who was an eye
witness the following particulars of a most hor-
rble IN tragca affair that occurred at Ponto-
toe, Miss, on Monday last. 1t appears that Nh
Brown,the principal of the Male Academy at Pom
totoc. had punished one his pupils about a week
since A brother Of the hoy that was whipped,
by the name of Wray made threats against Mr.
Brown for the aforesaid punishment to which
hut little attention was paid. On Monday,young
Wray. youth some II or l9 years old, took u
position where Mr.. Brown would pass ON his
way home from school, and waited until he came
along. when Wray attacked him.
The two enched Brown only acting in self de-
fence; and those who saw it thought it only to be
n scufle between them, until they b. run u
few yards, his hands upon his abdomen and fell
down lifoless. While they were clinched, Wray
had inflicted two wounds upon Brown with Il
large Bowie knife, which killed him almost ia
SANITY. The young man arrested at once.
Mr.. Brown a man much respected, and leaves
u young wdow:to whom he had been married hut
few months to mourn his untimey end. This
is one of the most horrible. cold booded murders
we have noticed in some time, and is deeper
outrage than the Matt Ward case NdShrHe
(Tenn. True Uhig. 18Th,
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Ei0Demeat and ,4rrest.

On the both of December 1852, Mrs. Parker
wife ola sea captain, and j. lIalstead mar
ried man. eloped from Jersey City taking $500
of the absent Captains paper, and leaving eight
children behind them. The captain returned
found what had happened, provided for his chill
dren aud went TO sea again. A few months ago
he was wrecked off Cuba and returning to Jersey
City passed through Pitsburg Pa, whore he dis
covered his faithess but handsome wife, married
10 her paramour, and living comfortably. lie had
them both arrested on the goth inst, and they are
now in Jail there
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THE Indiana canal war is o.

The Indiana canal war is growing more seri-
ons. on the ilth inst, letter was received at
Evansville from General Dodd, the commander
of the military forces ordered out to suppress the
riots IN Clay county making draft on Evansville
rhity men to start Immediately for the sat of
war. public meeting was immediately called by
the Mayor, at which great cnthu,ia>ien prevailed
IN tav'r of law ana order, and the requisite mum
Der of volunteers obtained without dtfeultv-
The volunteers Were 10 start the next morning for
Terre llautc.
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was taken SIC curly in The $50; confined Ia
my bed some SIX MOI; i> my whnle system
Il ely frustrated. Eud unjust wholly lost the use If
my limbs. During Tat linr | vi, visited by several
paysiciu6s OF nigh st1uding but ~ns all their efforts
grew worse ultiI became emscaled any one hv-
ing could DE. My physicians then a1yied me ia sst
the Allegheny Springs. did so--was Carried there On
my bed being unubie ,tand sit ua-u~ed 'le snt,r
about ten imravipe Al 20. ind "us
fanly lesturod health. uave besitafnn in say
ing that owe my restoration he ib entirely to tie
ne Of th, and believe had IT not been for thus
powerful ugcnt, woul NOW have been ia the grave
HIRAM HUFF.
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Whe Ieiieh .MMrnerfSS.

1t is said Mrs. Robinson the murderess, had
an assurance of pardon from capital punishment
when sentenced. This may account f." her
reckless behaviour. 1t is understood that Gov.
Clark will commute her sentence to Imprisonment
Tor life, with the condition that she will not
drink any Intoxicating liquors. 1t will be recol-
lected that she administed arsenic in small beer,
TO tive victims, who had never offended her Gov,
Clark pardons the arsenic, but cannot forgive the
hnnr
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The companY will Exhibit

ri SALEN. Saturday, June 23';
:. ColNsao' SrNaa. Aa.I4y June 18th;
FI>cAsrLE, Tuesduo June 26h;
Il RucH.SAk, "Wednesday June 27tl;
WrDon WlLLI4Ms'. Thursday June 2stl,
LIBERTY. Friday. june 29rh;
Nfw Lo~poS, Saturday, June 3Oh
CLOVER HiLL Thursday, July 9TH.
" PAMrLiN's DEPaT, Friday, July 9th.
Granville saturday July 7tn
June lGsdSrrlinly b. j HUNT, Agent.
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TIE ENGLISH ACCOUNT.
DESPATCH,
BEFonE SEnAsropoL. MAY 2G 49,


My LoRp.-I have the greatest pleasure of
announcing 10 your ordship the brilliant success
which atten led an attack by the French army of
some abnscades Mt the head of the Quarantine
Bay and in front of n cemetery near it. The at
tack was made the night of the 22d, and the
nneration was completed on the following even
in. The enemy had collected very large
force on the first occasion to resist our allies, but
notwithstanding the French were enabled by the
brilliant gallantry and determined resolution to
maintain themselves in the pits OF the head of the
bay on the 22d and on the 23d to occupy the
the whole with less resistance on the part of the
Russians, who are stated to have sustained avery
severe loss.
The French were necessarily exposed to be
very heavy fire, and were assailed by vastly SUI
perior numbers. The achievement they accom-
plished rebounds therefore highly to their renown,
and is hailed with satisfaction by their allies.
The Lord Panmure, &c. RAGLAN.
The Russian Version
PRINCE GORfSCHAkOFF'S ACCOUNT,
The following is Prince Gortchakoff' 5 account
of the important attack on the 22d, hitherto re-
ported only by telegraph
SEBAsToPoL, May %, 1853.
On the night Of the 2Ist we opened trench as
a counter approach, opposite to the Gentry in
front of the Central and Quarantine bastions. and
connected it with the former in orler to operate
against the right flank otthe encmy's works which
threaten this bastion. The hardness OF the
ground prevented our digging the trench deep
enough. On the evening of the odd when our
men were beginning to renew their labors of
counter approach the enemy attached us with II
hatallions, exclusive of his reserves n most OBJ
darate combat ensued that lasted all night, and
the bayonet often the only arm used
Our soldiers-l2 fought heroicaIly
and the affair ended with the retreat of the
enemy, who suffered tremendous loss. Our
own loss, unfortunately, is very considerable,
for $500 men have been killed or disabled
The gallant Major General Aderberg, who com
manded the second brigade of the Ninth Divi
sion, is among the slain. The mscarriage of the
attack has raised the spirit of the garrison. 1t
shows the enemy how dangerous he will find the
storm!ng of Sebastopol's Notifications, since his
greatest efforts have not succeeded in taking Il
half made trench During the same night (the
ODD six ships of the line and twenty steamers,
with about 10000 troops board, lett the bay of
Kamiesch. On the Odd this squadron was sight
ed from the heights of Nata
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We chcariuly recommend the water of the Allegheny
Springs. believing a W. do that ibclr Is water
which has been discovered that clain t'e high mer
its this can We have bal frequent opportunities Of
wltn sng the won leru effected by it in Nervous
and O. diseases and long standing and confirmed
casrs Of Dyspepsia. We hive no hesitation in
epdirg it to persons ulictrl with any If thu thoyc
Diseases Who hive been suffering fun any deune"-
pen' OF the stomach or liver We believe lis mrdcn
On ilities unsurpassed bv any known wa'er.
JAMES VI. Il kENT NJ. D..
SAM'Ia A. McJONkEA, ". y.
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1rTir0L of{hp 1riel.

NEw YORK, June 22.-The steamer Ariel.
from Havre, arrived here tb, morning.
The Ariel left llavre on the afternoon of the
9th. sume day on which the Asia sailed. She
brings e. passengers and Paris papers of the
morning of her departure, but they contain moth
ing additional, beyond glowing accounts of the
feteing of the Lord Mayor of London at Paris.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-26
NEW BOOT, SHOE AND HAT STORE
MIN ST, LlNCHBURG,
OnDOsilc llle WARWICK IkOusc

ID s HOOPER In tbs day purchpsci Of 5. ID
-. kumbough, ngeht for D." z. k.e 9, IN. cnfit
H>iock If Boots 81 pes Has. Trunks. &c "a
III COMPRISING unuy very desirable ttiities I'D
$50 which he offer, reduced prizes In adirt,en l."
This he will receive, few day fl. >h
New Gonds carefully sceerd int he Northern oit,r, 10y
himself shirn he will sell ccanlnr rnsh Please call
ana examine before busiug cIsc where. ,unc 90-t.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-26

New YORK, June pa desperate fight oc-
CURED this morning, between the officers and
crew of the ship VIM. Stetson, bound to Quebec
whilst going down the bay. One of the crew
Jumped overheard, and it is supposed that muir
der had been committed. Warrants have been
issued and several police officers have gone down
10 make arrests.
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HAYiNG rcbnlii aud -up1icd my establishment
4 j with thr Irtest improved Machinery fo mauufic-
turing Wool ou9ouucetp ny ol customers, aud the
public generally that an, nsnin prepared cord wool
into Rolls spin into Yarn into James Lin,cy.
Blankets, Sc. upon the following terms:
Cnrdng Nnoi lnio Rolls 81 crar. per ID CurIine
ard 81 inrn2 from M. g To cuts to the pound l23
h.; for cach irer number up - htlt
per pound added; lo srty higher NUM- per
III udlcd. Manufacturing heavy Negro james - cents
per yard; manufacturing hcnvy Negro Linsry Is cents
per pard; Blankets AZ cents Iere9uei-4 cents for ard
inp md fprrn i NJ md SPINNING nddionn charge
mixed and Sax,Hy "ao -upply Of manufactured
good, will be kept uanl f,r spla .xchhngc Tor
col Thn-e liy urnl the RaIr,aa deposit then
Wool with the RniIroui AGENTS. except Liberty deposit
with Mr. 5 Iiudman--L,n hbnrg win Messrs. Rnck.r
\ H,.ld The work viii b returned when finished
Payment vii be required upon delivery Of work.
ilne l-l)n JACOB BONSACK.
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Democratic Nomjp,tio,s

NEW YORK, June 2l.-Among the nomina
t'ons made by the Democratic Stnte Convention
Is T. W Noise for Attorney General of tho State.
MS Is The gentleman who recently held the post
oil / >. District Attorney, and resigned it ON
account OF being treated. as he conceived. with
disrespeet by the General Government.
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A splendid collection of
WILD ANIMALS.

In 0dd0f 10 The bb0Ye 0ffmciOns. oilers rirh Nil u
entertainment
IL A IN is.on to the wholr Exhibition, so GEMS
Children md Servants. half price.
~ Doors orcn at l2j o'clock Arena exercises 10
rapacr ca t allowing fall hour for the examination
or In A,taH! 10 those who do wish observe the
slatr. If lac Itng.
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LYNcHncRG, May 10, 1855.

LYNcHncRG, May 10, 1855.
Having bad ample opportunity OF as'crainine the
curative powers Of the Alesan Springs take plna-.
urc in rec ,nmpndius The inyaanh" asc't
II Chronic Diseases VI the stomach and bowels.
JNO Il. PATTERSON, NJ. y,
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SANTA. McJONKEN, NJ. y.


WON TbINFK1 = +
From my kGowed - nn ub dion. ! nave q hui
iation in saving thai the water nj hr Al"gtGy >pnt,
is equal if superior any /" asc Ia many Ct 80
particularly remarkable in of Dyspepsia, Dcnnee.
ment OF Liver, d"ra Whatever oi The dj
ge,tve organ; and brlieveuo water hsu hi her ann
uaan public ranh,lenrr JACOB KENT
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LA HERCHEi

~ NCs-Ts. NDtHFDRD and EMF.
THIS extraordinary perfoi nance has created un'vals
wonder pnI II imitarion, showing beautiful ientsof Bal
aneag mud elegant herotItIc Postariag. by Monsieur
RENrz, ~ pole thirty feet high, held by MI. w
R,CHFuRD
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NV. nOCHrt ri

Nj ". hOCHft BD Nadine ROBINSON
Mus. JAS ROBINSON, Master IOHN.
lul an u4ditioaal list of Popular Aeta-s, nte with
the Con5sIy md MI appear rhe various exercises
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DUDLEY HALL.
sONt'EIsr.

IN TtESbAA nrNt. the a6h. nj DUDLEY
- HALL, the lANCHBuRG MUSICAL ASSODi
AflnN. MI give their LAT Concert during this snason
The rr"ermmr viii exhibit selection OF the l,csI
Hits anuuced NJ g. BozzAorR,.
Tickets ~ c,nt,, Ia be had nj the Il ,ch Stores.
poof. noeh Al y o'clock and the performance to he
gin at 81 oclock innc - u
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THE BAND

l. directed ly the celebrated JOS. NOSHER, which il
sufficient guarantee H. merit.
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E,MERY's RALLY AY mOR Il
WATEnI SODA WATERll

&ODA WATENI SODA WATER =
~ Om SOFIA Fountain ia in opernt on. THIS. who
fond OF gh.s OF sparkling SODA WAT Err MS
cold ice with Pine Apple Stawbetrv. Raspberry.or
nny otner kind OF syrup will call at
J. II. THOMPSON & cos
may7.ts New Drug Store
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HAs.siONABLE TAILORING.

L'ASHicNABkE TAILORING - The
i subscriber Womb ulurm hI. friends and the public
thnr - has newly fitted up The hynsr. opposite
James NJ. Co1bs. for the purpose Of conduc ing the
IAlLOaING BUSINESS. He d,t'rrs himself from,
LIS long cSpeonce in the bushnell, be merits hare Of
the patronage the public, and pledges himself
every exert give 4p faction tho who give
him a tr, All work MALE up in the best aud
ia -hiorable style. &. Il. HOWARD
T.. s. - He has also, improved plan for cutting,
which he wishes 10 soil. J II.
June lgdsrItn
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EoURTH OF JULY.

E'EN IND EXCITEMENT AHEAD-1he srri-
4 val Of the celebrated EquestHn Company and Me-
lingerie e Robinson g. Eidred, whore performances
sla ii unrisaiIcd in t i 81 any other county.
v will be recc,in seo"nd supply Of Spring and
Summer C,u;hing from ibis lime until the 1T of Juk;
also il laege .taslof Gentlemen furnishing GooI.. f
all dr.cripiious These Con Is A. Of the first csss,
and win be sold at small advance Tor cash. Our
friend, from the county, who intend wishing Lynch
burg dining the approaching anniversary of American
Independence. will hnSe nn "ppnlt.nty Of furnishing
them, elves from stock. Il l. alm"st unnecessa
ny fol here, 4 Il Ton elegance. - e materas
and work man-hip our Gnnd- cannot he surpassed,
GLASS Il RAINE, j. DIXON. Agt.
Frahklin Cloth and Clorhng H1u," Bank Square, OPP
rosie Tue Farmers Bans. June % Is
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GNDFs SALES l0O, 600 Bonds Of H. Nireinia
4 and Tennessee Rallroad Company, bearing per
interest, prnrpul aud interest payable in New
York aud -"rned hy scce d morls ,ge upon the en-.
tire Road md All the assets of the COMPANY
These securities regarded rs of the first ca-s
and will lac sold at price command the attention of
cvery capitalist. Full information of the pre- sent eond
ton aud future prospects ui the Road will be furnished
by US upon application.
june il-d&cis PETERS. SPENCE x co.
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ROBINSON ~ EH.DssED

WILL exhibit thi combine Circus, Mrrneerie
w and ll,Pppdromr in Lynchiurx MONDAY
TUESDAY amt WEDNESDAY, til an A. OF
) liv.
Performance Monday at o'clock NJ ON Tues
day at , AMI o'clock =. NJ an III 9Th Of July
THREE GRAND PERFORMANCES,
common ing Mt Q A. NJ. and nm o'clor = NJ
Will all the great lipPoiruuatr ten's of - New
Norl and pnr. I,ppodrpne am ar wtich viii he The
WON Il rful scicntif nchov II
Walking upon perfectly smooth Ceiling.
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WILLS BLAKE PIT
PETERSBURG. VA.
WILLS n PITT M m

WILLS n PITTMA AN,
lLalcl, of the firm oil Wills, Lea T. Brownley,)
lit give their utieni the sal. AID purct
OF all articles Of Agricultural Produce Farming
emp emruta ~ and purchase for order and sell for
CONJUNCTION all articles at Groceries. Sc &r; receive
nd r"nrd Goods. aud "a general Commission
Agents. iaa 3dAcly
LNMERN'S R a 1LW WAY 10 lR II
IL TOWER OVERSIGHT THRESHER & SEA-.
RNIOh.-tnrmers IN want nf cheap and good Ma
chine for twp hofsoa are invited examine the above
Of which We hive Just received supply
We sold several for the hnrvests OF 1859 and 1854.
and all of them gave sau,faoti We uro sole agents
Tor this city,
Alao on hnnd. Baldwin. Caldwell 4 Cos Lever Pow
lnr 4, or horses; Rn Sinclair j Il Co.. Lever
Powe=s for 4. or horses, with Threshers to suit
with or without Straw Carriers; Whtnan's ono and
lursc Railway Powers w.th Thrsshers to suit with
without Straw Carriers.
w We can deliver Machinery IL Petersburg or Rich
mond, ns the purchaser mny prefer. and all our saes
made nj the manufacturers priaoa.
ROWLETf g. Hardy
Weat I'm Row, ll6 Sycamore street,
luncV Il Petersburg. Va.
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THROUGH TO THE SPRINGS.

For Nuchnnnn our Fpcket Boats Lcnyc Lynehburg at
10 A. NJ. Monday Wednesday and Friday, aad
meet with ia" Stage Limos ut North Rive, aud Cedar
Creek iot The Natural Bridge, Lexington. Rock Alum
Warm nnd Hot Springs and Ia Buchanan with he Lii
by Digger. Springs to .ho White Sulphur Reurning.
leave Buehnnnn Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at
A.
The Boats for Richmond leave Lynchburg Monday,
Wodr csdn, md ridsy nj A NJ
BOY d. EDMOND Il DAVENPORT.
hmm In
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L,KGNtss AUAs. SUIHTs.-A pier. ID

4 nss0Ilmr0t IT lhesc spltlddIy hltire HhrnIrI z
with French eli. 40 a superior article .. Liae'
Shat, Fancy Linen ua Cotior D., Just received ~
lune6 Is BURROUGHS. SHAFER co
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-01-26
OFFICIAL
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, Jan. g. 1855.
Notice is hereby given to the holders of the fol
lowing described stocks Of the United States that
this department is prepared to purchase, at any time
between the date hereof and the lst March next.
portions of those stocks, amounting in the aggre-
gate to 81 900 O00 in the manner and on the terms
hereinafter mentioned to wit:
In case of any contingent competition, within the
amount stated, preference will be given in the order
of time in which said stocks may be offered The
certificate, duly assigned to the United States by
the parties who to receive the amount thereof,
must be transmitted TO this department upon the
receipt whereof; price will be paid compounded OF
the following particulars: s4.
/. The par value or amount specified in each
certificate.
2 premium on the stock Of the loan authorized
by the act of July, 1876, redeemabe November ID,
1856 of211 per csnt.; on the stock of the loan au
thOrzed by the act f l842 redeemable 3lst Decem-
ber 1882 Of 10 per cent; the stock of the loans
authorized by the acts of ls47 and ls4s, and redeem
able, the former on the 3lst December, 1867, and
the latter on 3Oh June, 1868, of Is per cent; and
on the stock Of the loan authorized by the act of
1850, and redeemable on. the 3lst December, 1864,
Commonly called the Texan indemnify six per
cent
8. Interest on the par Of each certificate from the
lst Of January, ls55 TO the date of receipt and set
tement at the Treasury, with the allowance (for
the money to reach the owneD of one days interest
in PdditiOn.
Payment Tor said stocks will be made in drafts of
the Treasurer of the United States, on the assistant
treasurer at Boston, New York, or Philadelphia, as
the parties may direct.
But no certificate will be entitled TO the benefit of
this notice which shall Rot be actually received at
the Treasury on or before the said st day of March
next.
JAMES GUTHRIE,
jan 4-dtNarl Secretary Of TREASURY,