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isoe. NOTICE. 1859.
EskENaSss - SSs;ayszs
TO PASSENGERS GOING NORTH-NEW ARRaysrMpT
IMPORTANT 10 IIf vi u II. = '
1859.

Passengers breakfast and dine IN board
comfortable steamers between Aequa Greek Washington
further Information,
shoekoe hin JAMES WINSTON
s,,r, n,r,, aen1 Ticket Agent
| Once r. y. 4 p. r. II Co, !
Richmond, Jan. ~, 1858. I.p9t-u
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a CARD

Ric1rNosp CENTRAL Hcru.
Corner Of 9th and Grace Streets,
December 81, ISIS |
INHE undersigned apprecave OF the
ring the about close, desires grateful
acknowledgements those who favored him
pany.
the locality useless unless 10
their attention Is called
liable the hustle business street. the prnc
pal public budnghe Capitol the State House. Posofe
and Custom House Banks Merchant M Tobacco Warehouse
&c, and mmsd iatey In front Is the
WASHINGTON MONUMENT.
The beautiful walks the Capitol Square scenery about
should add much the sojourner.
The attention Of the public respectfully invited the asSu
rance that every effort will be made to give satisfaction.
FRANCIS J. SMITH,
Ih Proprietor.
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tobacco,
- follows To Knoxville, a
eunahia, 81 p; TO Atlanta, ga Al Macon Ga 81 S9
70 Montgomery Ala 81 -; s. Louis via Msmpbi. Al a. A.
NckshurR, hatcher and New Orleans, al a. "
~ To Dalton and all points of f. these rates
VIII 90 into effect at But and West on II rs
cents per 100 lbs additional will be completion
~''' "'''s@ "'''
For classification Of articles and further Information hand
6 or apply az the Office Of the Richmond lille Railroad
Company, Richmond. O CANppyII ssnt
Richmond, April 21d 1880 ma n,
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RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG
RAILROAD.
GaEMMMMMM

RAILROAD.
G4&MMMMMMM
q and amer September sth is'9 the hi.
poA PETERSBURG:
Express, through Passenger, daily, Sundays sxeep-
Mall, through Passenger, daily At 2 40 p AZ
Accommodation and freight, III weekly, viz: Mon
day, Wednesday and Friday A. NJ
nfcHAoxp
Express, through Passenger, daily, A25 A. NJ
Man ana 'IS1sh passenger daily, except sun
Accommodation and freight train ti.v..klv viz. ="
Monday "Wednesday aud Friday, at A
kt1hMoNp
passenger will be
Chester on Tuesday Thursday and Saturday at rs
Passene going by this tran will take the Express nom
Passengers Clover nm leave Summit At n Is arrive
at Chester at NJ then train for
80 y ~ or for Richmond at -, NJ Tuesday, Thurs
The Express trains will stop when there are
TO take up put down Manchester Temples ce Halfway
station, and Chester. '
The Accommodation stop At all the regular ,oppIuT
places xhen there 20 take down
The Express and Mall trains from Richmond with the
&c Through tickets TO Wilmington procured
ONCE Ia Richmond " ~ ~
Northern trains for Warrington BALTIMORE Through Ticket.
Tor Washington, Baltimore Philadelphia
procured at the sniee In Petersburg ~ -
farr for white persons, ass
Children overs under l9yean Of age 80
ColoTed persons In servants car,
coiored persons will not be permitted car
when In attendance infant children persons asut
their care In which the white per
sons Will be charged.
discount allowed on each fare when ticket.
are purchased at the oee and persons getting ON the cars
where no tickets sold
Servants travelling by he
masters with two that
and must be expressly stated the pass they permitted
to 80 on the
Once R p. R. R. Co.. Sept 9, isss
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DUVAB a. NORTON's
"TIORSE TONIC
frh furnoyN0 cJvnfu0g -
HOUSES AND MULES,
ciTtNq 1uEu A. lrFyTrTE
Bots and Worms, hheb0und, Surfei Md BnismpeT,
atn 49, pilrtgrs ~ q rvrFHvfttv
fNNs ot TONIC fves Them appetite ana giossy
oi har and ~ ieh 81 aner the arsi 4 Improved
CIV talnTback n hrs hrt poor condition
eNnsivrv since Ne Introduction
and ~ pars N he vifgna, North Carona Me- Yar
ard IN aiH quarter he demand sstsa
fly increafug
The Wore Touic has gveu uuvfai taffaction
fnscrbef has been able ohain-f of the
Yoft IANpa D Dffvat u.a.,.f.i w"
So Sole Proprietor and NsnufaetureF.
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GkNL sUPr'- OFFICE, " 7. X r. co,
LrScuruRG, July 9Th 1859
q and amer Sunday, July Sls, 1852 Trains fl slsss
Passenger Train No will leave Iynehburg FRO A. NJ and
arrive at 10, q N. - - - - . ''''
Freight Train will leave LynchburE l. A.
srs-tf m ssITI
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CHlCKERING PIANOS.
NEw aud null supply Of these splendid instru-
"A mcnts have received.
In addition 70 the beautiful Bolx de Nolx the Cir
cular Action and the Grand, have the IL
DOR a beautiful instrument Of upright fsru.
The Chickering's have received over
noSned competitors and nom Institutions
America and Of Europe They have
Pianos than factory In world
Prom the Chickering's have the
ntnt improvements that have s
lection and BY the great capital they have invested In
urng they sell fully any
any other factory None their
without hsvins been fully Inspected by the
As this factory has than a
richmond these instruments only be
The factory all Pianos Orders promptly AZ
tended 20. " ''f'@ -
warsroSu, north side o. Broad street. eth
malg NATH'L cARusI Sol. Arm.
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GPAUBDINg,s nOsRUARY. for the Hair :
- Burnetts coo.ins Woods Rs,ocf hIs knent Rss,ofer
ne most approved Ponades and Har Dyea-for sale ~
MADE BAKERB Preserptlen store
~ lse hen o., co., eb07s Pot'oast
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INSURANCE OFFICES &C.

Fire insurance, Marine insurance.
TIE VIRGINIA FIRE MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY.
o'"o- No isi Mar srHssr. R'c-.o~p. Va.
CASH CAPITAL. 100000.
IN IN n isss and having, during is essneeo twenty
BILLION refer 10 d. isas ssy S OF q.
Being Ss s Ss n ssS..s
ana sI 10 Capital used 70 promote the Of
ny he long assaAintahcs the In.urnx
~. be spared Information Withheld part Of il oesrs
To ras n, 70 Insure accuracy and sye ssst.eon
extensive country already
1ppsaoss for sIsy p or S, e The ss
's'iNs"' OF seerseAry' WIN receive prompt s,,snton
wnli.. WINS ia, Secretary. nsis "I.1"
FIRE, MARINE AND LIFE INSURANCE.
OFFICE RICHMOND FIRE ASSOCIATION,
s and and & aSs . Ss
as,epuon OF rsks reasonable terms other COED
sssSU Personality known large portion ts community,
lo.,sd and promptly paid snt;. 10 due share 81 he pss
,.. s 10 policy fee charged for FIR M.ras R.s. by
5Oas u. ooshkS secresary. Jei1-u
MANUFACTURERS
SAYINGS BANK.
CHARTERED BY THE LEGISLATURE OF VIRGINIA.
rVuSis INsTITUTION- viii receive DepO.!,e. an
on aeposs Longer than ak months and ave when
oTnet Hardware s,cr, Of C srsros Co. II Main
street and a. The banking House OF H. M.vsy
3 3 s ; slsFS 81 s s:s,:,s;y.
DIRECTORS.
Jno H. Greaner, Cornelius Crew,
Hiram smith, p Q Isrus
$ rurpin Ro. J, Christian,
James Williams, ChAs rAibott
Richmond,
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L A r. r. y n rs
EFFERvESCENT
SELTZER APERIENT.

l. Il TX IL ~ IN l. -
EfFERvESCENT
SELTZER APERIENT.
rs, ysIsf and popular Medicine pssafsd in conformity with
% %G: 1I S and PS.aSs form has
lions Of he Medical profession and piscernInS
Public, the
MOST EFFICIENT AND AGREEABLE
= saline perient
Spring SedE Powders other similar artles hctb
ron y: and greater efficacy be used
BILIOUS AND FEBRILE DISEASES. SICK HEADACHE Loss
PLANTS. PECULIARLY INCIDENT TO TIig
SPRING AND SUMMER SEASONS.
h Parieul1ry adapted - Travellers by Sea and
Inyauds and convsescgnis: Captains Of Vessels and
Planters will andh valuable addition TO their
Medicine Chests
Win those who have used it, has high favor
IN TORPID STATE or LIvER- renders great service
Is GoUT RHEUMAIsNI-It gives the best satisfaction
al ammstory symptoms and in many eGeiuay
ms SUCCESS rs CASES or GRAVEL INDIGESTION HEART.
Burr AND cosrIvENEss-PrOves 1t Medicine Of the
AcIDITY or THE stomach AND THE DISTRESSING SICK
NJ 80 DsoAL DURING PREGNANCY-iieisSP eeiy and
1T 4TToRDS THE GREATEST RELIEF To THOSE AFFLICTED
nsuaEng al Irritating seereons and thereby removing
TIE APERIENr or PURGATIyE Is REQUIRED
II Is In the form Of Powder carefully up bottles to keep
dues delightful enervescent beverage -f'4 y =" pro
Taken morning ntrrr with the o,,,
day. acting gently the ytsm restoring digestive powers
exciting aheay and vigorous Of stomach and Creating
endowment 1t also enables enjoy many luSurs
Win mrGny from which he MIST otherwise be debarred aud
Numerous testimonials from professional other gentlemen f
ersa popularity for series o. yes rons sSSS,s In
eSAey aad valuable character ard favorable
notice Of an Intelligent public.
Prepared and sold, whgssale and Retail, by
,. JOHN A. TAREANT co, Druggist
ST.. y Y
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SPRING TRADE, 1859.
JAMES WOODHOUSE a. CO..
booksellers, Stationcr~, md Dealers I'm
PIANO f0RTES, GUITARS, VIOLlNS, -oof,
g<sssz4t7 MUSIC, &c, x4e9
~ 4 ~ lS9 Main Street, Richnoni, Ia, 81
lhG leave call the public their s.seF
ID Goods which already, the largest state 10 their
line Of business they increasing supplies which
viii make complete In department. and well worthy The
They especially Invite examination from the country ms
chants confidently believing that they able supply their
wants TO their entire satisfaction ~ ~
They furnish from their Hook-RIndcry and
ManuEtCtory every description blank Snd Me ENNvN
moIAndum BOOK, and al low prices. NAAAN
Their duth
assortment Of PIANO FORTIS Of very
which they willing TO sell on reasonable terms
Orders respectfully solicited and viii promptly filth
fully attended TO. JAMES woopHoUSE A co
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HARVEY, ARMIsrEAD & WILLIAMS,

q
81 Pearl street,
AVE Just received large and varied
they oder 10 10 the trade term,
sing P''
1000 bbs. No. Hsrrings, very superior
loo hhds. y. o Sugar
40 bbls. q. Sugar
loo bbls Crushed, Loaf ard Q Sugar
- hhdN v u. Mols.s-x
900 keys Old Dominion Nails.
loo tons SWeedes lion
loo DO. Hoop and Sheet Iron
% DO. Nall Rods
10 cases MAYORS Cast shear steel
10 tons English and American Bistered steel
800 boxes Tin Plate
600 tirrces line
200 tons Richmond Ground Plaster
i 900 baES Rio Coffee
800 bags Lsguira Coffee
200 bags lava Coffee
loo mats Mocha Codse-yery ehoIcs
$50 caseI Sandford's IicCrice
POO chests Assorted Teas
100 baGz Orchard Grass Seed
leo DO. Herds Grass Seed
loo bags Clover Seed
q bbls. Tanners oil
q ieTces New kee
% hhds Bacon sides
10 hhdE Bacon Shoulders
70 bbls. whisky; p DO v v Rum
lpJ bbis. hne Brandy and Whisky
loo bNs Adannantne Sperm and TalloW Candles
call from buyers l. solicited fc2s
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BALTENORE
COMM ERCIAL COLLEGE
FOUNDED 1855 CHARTERED 1881
CORNER OF BALTIMORE AND CHARLES STREETS
BALTNOEE, Mn.
USrSp
EVERY YOUNG MAN should for one OF ,hote
large and beautifully Circulars representing the xie
Tior aud interior lew Of the
BALTIMORE COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,
anshp, &C. which viii be
With Catalogue containing list students tuition ouin
Ions Of the Press system Of Keeping etc
FACULTY.
LOSER PrtnepsLeeizrer the Science Accounts,
siness Customs
PHILLIPS, Professor Of Bookkeeping Commercial Cal
culstions
II u DAlIEs, Associate Prof Of Bookkeeping
y. G. JOHNSON, Professor Of Peennmanship.
s. r WILLIAAiS Esq, Mercantile Law
Rev. T. Y REESE, D. n, Couurr-ial EhicS
TRUsTEEs
Hon. John r. Kennedy, Hon. Joshua vanFsut
Hon, Thuuaa swami, Wa KslyhIer
Jacob Trust, fs1, Wm Knabe ESQ
The time usually required 70 complete the course from to
~ weeks - - -
4 Dirtop, il awarded to sn Graduates
Large Circulars and Catalogues stating by
Jffe % r,..rgs. Address y. X. LOsIER,
de15-dly BIltilOrs Nd
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'NHR0UGH FREIGHT ARRANGE
u hENr.-RrOm Richmond, NIrginia. ~ u
70 sW M 49, ans, HiehsbnTg, Memphis, 81.
i.ouis, IONS ohi rvs Tuscuin bia, 4 nstn, Ma
con. Nashville, Chattanooga, Ac.
THE RICHMOND AND DANyILLE RAILROAD COMPANY
announce That hey have Just concluded
for and forward goods above specified az he fng To-
rates: - ''s ~"
- How Special let 2d Sd
rom richmond To Charged class Class. Glass Class
Knoxville, Tenn, andfan 49,
stations far IS Chat
tanooga. ............. lC0Bs. $50 i25 los 50
Nashville Tenn ........ leo ns 800 1 "a ~ o.
1uscuuibia Ala ........ AZ
Memphis, Tenn .....--.. 100 rs 90 81 ~ ~
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RAILROADS, &C.

GREAT SOUTH-W ESTEEM MAIL ROUTE.
TWICE DAILY. SUNDAY EVENING KxcEPrnp)
RICHMOND AND DANvILLE RAlLROAD.
&kHAAss9xzszss;sss sSEEaEsR
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
an and amer Monday August 1859 the Mall and p...u-
~ ger trains, thls asf olloxs;
Leave Mehmond twice daily (sundAys evening exeepted
A aud $40 Junction. Lynehburg BRISTOL
pasn chA,ianoos. Nashville. Memphis. Aant.
Leave Rsh@ond dan. Except ssndAysJ for p.nvs Va and
Greensboro n G, a. AGO - -
RETURNING
Leave Function, Qurks twice daily Sunday morning except
ooo A. n, Giorn - -
hours. - w 49, $50 s''ee
The above trains oonns boa Toys south side
Railroad trains and At
with the Virginia ~ Potomac Railroad trains 20 and
from the North, a Richmond "
points; also, To the Virginia sprtngs
for ron0A zkst and further apply Ticket
~ CINparII
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AhhRsSaN hOEEL,
RICHMOND VA,
OPPOSITE THE NEW CUSTODY ROESE
ALEXANDER DUViL. Proprietor.
FINE undersigned having taken this House respectfully announ
the fact TO his friends and the public and sOets pa
has family Hotel and VIII from ,hi. iay
give his personal and undivided and hopes
70 gve satisfaction 70 all who psronEe the house.
His tables supplied with all the dscaeie OF
WI always be furnished with the best Of everything that
ktt supply.
Good capable have selected guests
may At all times prompt and particular
II
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DENNIS = BROTHER,
n~EH 81

Rranbitn street, opposite Metropolitan Bnti,
MOULD specially Inform tle citizens Richmond
w ny, that Wey prepared ~ do every dsron NJ sk Cot
Con SUD Wo1ien Dying Cleansing sell aud AZ De low
done n city n ur Unon Gentsmcns Wearing APP
Ts dyed cleaned and repard e hyperion and thorough
We employ the experienced uornta M every a,
rauneu snd guarantee flsI,ton Dol a w. u1isaEe s.rr
constantly hand freely exhibited
o. "'IHf hr trrrfrd 81 any 10 in any place" urq
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WlI. 81. PLEASANTs,
PRODUCE

GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT,
No. :, 18Th Heen Main ana Sarv
Richmond, Va.
Particular attention paid 10 the sale o. Tobacco Wheat Corn
Flour. Oats. Sc. ~ 1917
~ Farmers who disposed iip their Grain 70 me will be
supplied with bag The charged ~ Railroad Con
panie Conaments solicited and prompt returns made.
The Kanzas news., 1859-07-09
New Biblical Discovery.

Prof Tischendrof, who had been sent by
the Russian Government on a journey of
scientific exploration, in letter from Cairo.
dated the 18th of March. states, to the Min
lister of Saxony, Herr Won Falkenstien, that
he has succeeded in making some valuable
discoveries relative to the Bible. The most
important of these discoveries is manu-
script of the Holy Scriptures from the fourth
century; consequently, as oldas tho famous
manuscript of the Vatican, which hitherto,
in all commentaries, maintained the first
rank. This it will have to share in future
with thenewlv -discoved manuscript, if Herr
TischeDdrof be not mistaken. In three
hundred aud forty-six. beautifully fine parch-
ment leaves, of such size that only two can
have been cut out Of one skin, it contains
the greatest part of the Prophets, and
Psalms, the Book Of Job, the Book of Je-
sus Sirach, the Proverbs, the Songs of Sol
omon. and several of the Apochryphal
Books of. the Old Testament; but then the
whole of the New Testament IS complete
Another valuable discovery of Prof. Fisch-
endrof's is described as an undoubted and
complete manuscript of The EpistlesTof Bar
pabas, and of the Shepherd. of Hermas,
both belonging to the second century of the
Christian Era, and originally standing in
the esteem of Scriptural Epistles. Herr
Tischendrof hopes, from the munifcenee
of the Russian Government, that he will be
enabled to give immediate publication to
these three manuscripts. -, r. sf.s
The Kanzas news., 1859-07-09
GaribaldIs Wife.


Some of the most interesting passages in
Garibaldi's life relate to his wife. He mar
ried lady of extraordinary qualities, a ma
tive of one of the States of South america.
She was trained to horsemanship and the
most athletic habits prevailing among the
females of those countries. Though, like
him, noble hearted, affectionate, and disin
terested, she also possessed similar degree
of personal courage and fortitude which
have been seldom displayed, and still more
rarely depicted by any authentic men. AT
ter her marriage, she accompanied him In
his battles, BIZ sea and land; and. although
usually unarmed, and keeping at his side
only as his com panion. she sometimes aid
ed his most desperate conflicts, by dealing
out powder, loading guns and even firing
them at the enemy. The suferings which
she endured among the mountains, in times
of adyersity and seasons of tempests, were
severe and almost incredible. The short
account of her escape from Brazilian
guard after. capture in an engagement, aud
her journey of several days and nights, on
horseback and alone. through wild forests.
swimming swollen torrents, BIZ holding to
the main or the tail of her horse, is exceed
ed only by the sad narrative of her death
in | 849, on the banks of the Po, when, af-
Ter resoluteiy accompanying Garibaldi on
his retreat from Rome, she landed with him,
in one of the boats in which he was seeking
to reach Venice. then the only place IN It.
ally which held out against the enemy.
The Kanzas news., 1859-07-09

THREE REAsoNs.-Mr. Brandytod's three
reasons for not drinking are very character
istic of that gentleman Take something
to drink ?'' said his friend to him one day.
:. No thank you replied Mr.. B: "Nol
why not 80 enquired his friend in great
amazement. '-In the FIRST place. p returned
Mr. Brandytody. Il am secretary of q tenn
persncss society that is to meet to-day, and
in the second place, this. is The anniversary
of my fathers death, and out of respect to
him 1 have promised never TO drink on this
day. and in the third place, i have. just ta7
ken something" s.sszllss5 azast ss;z
The Kanzas news., 1859-07-09

WILL You LEsp -ME YoUR 2-Yes,
neighbor, if you will bring it home again
today. There IS no greater trial of ones
patience than this everlasting vnfaithful
borrowing. No benevolent man-such as
we .aFe-Rin refuse to lend a friend book
or hat, a razor or a handsaw,1a pillow or
pick axe, if be can have reasonable assu-
rance that it viii be returned, when the inn
mediate purpose for which it was borrowed
has been accomplished. But TO reduce
yourself to beggary, by lending all you
have, with no prospect of seeing again in
proper time or suitable condition, the arti-
cIes lent, is q tax upon our good nature,
which is perhaps more than ought to be
borne. =
We have sometimes doubted the inspira-
ton Of the proverb, s'The borrower is SER
want to the lender. At any rate, men so
far deteriorated in their sense Of propriety,
that they-some people-borro~ with the
most perfect assurance, as if the lender
were servant to them. Of this. however,
we should not complain, Let us lend
eheerfnlly all that IS asked, As bumbie ser
van + Of the borrowers, bullet ms muster
courage to say to our inyeterate and SELF
confident borrowing friends, please return
that axe, umbrella, book, hoe, rake or jack
knife, to-day or gto-moTrow. or as ssson as
yeu cam make it, cohyeRient.- Fcrftu'ad
Transcript. 81 sas e3ze esss sesss ~
The Kanzas news., 1859-07-09

SoSs OF MAL4A.-This Order, which has
obtained widespread noteriety, has as
sunied phase which has never been made
public heretofore This is given by the
New York Herald, which states that in CON
sequence of the alarming increase of Gu
ban fillibusterisn at the North, the Spanish
authorities at Cuba have stationed spies in
New York, to watch the signs of the times
These have reported that they have discov-
cred in the Order ef Sons of Malta nothing
more nor less than q welI-concealed organi-
zation for the conquest of Cuba The Her
aid does not pretend 10 discredit The report.
The Kanzas news., 1859-07-09
The New Jersey MilleritsssFheir

The New Jersey Mil1erites- Their
szsiz7 ~ Time Ended sac IS
| \ Yesterday was the utmost limit fixed by
the Second Adventists of this city. for the
continuance of all earthly things. At the
meeting OF these deluded peopie at Union
Hall, IN the morning. enc Of The speakers
| said that it had been announced Ia the news
papers that If this, davfdid not witness the
end of the world, thev would give up their
belief and cease to hold their meetings.
This was an error. They intended nothing
t of the kind. 1.-THE world did not come to
an end bow: and he doubtsd some what that
ltitl would, il would come eseme ,tiSnss,'sa and
the meetings would be continued. to the end.
that they might all be prepared when. the
hong expected event should take pisce. He
Icounselied his hearers TO ebe5aofio' way cast
downg but to hold up their heads 2nd look
thegwerld square in the eyes. He firmly
believed that according to the Scriptures,
hs.time was ups He had not prophetic
vision and there mis- ght Be some error in the
calculation, but as far as he could see it was
high time for ahe eonsumasien Of All things
in general and everything inc particular
The speaker said that probably the next
steamer from Europe would bring some iu-
telligence favorable to their views, and en-
iighten them upon some points which were
heretofore very dubious. Whether or@not
he meant that the world had caught FIRE on
the other side of he water, and; that sthe
flames were spreading over the. face5of the
earth Ike the measles through cemmuni-
ty, this depohent did not learn 'Fs5ss0
ri The speaker compared the present posi-
ton of those who were e'rooted and gEound
ed" in the peculiar belief of the Second Ad-
ventists', to the condition of the children of
Israel, on coming, in their journeyings, to
the Red Sea. There appears to be no ave-
niue escape. but God opened a way for them;
and he would now relieve them from their
present condition of doubt and uncertainty,
through seme such miraculous agelcy.
Much of this kind of argument was used.
butit apparently afforded the leading dis
lciples present but little satisfaction, andsthey
appeared as though they would have much
rather experienced the crisis at this time.
Hope deferred maketh the heart sick was
literally trueain their case. The majority.
however, seemed to find great satisfaction
in the fact that the sfend was not yet, land
were perfectly willing to ''waita little lon
ger. We suppose new ''cypher" will
now be made to ascertain wherein their cal
culations had been in error. and we would
suggest that in figuring the great beast
with seven horns, and the little beast with
eleven eyes, into years and days. that they
subtract from the grand total the result of
the present war in Europe. Everybody
wants to know about that-EEchdnqe
The Kanzas news., 1859-07-09
A NEW PAFss ,IsvESrlos.-A French

A NEW PAPER -IEvENrIoS.-A French
gentleman, an amatur in chemistry has
discovered q new mode OF making paper
It is simply by boiling slices of wood With
certain quantity of nlinneral and 'vegeta-
bic alkali. If We may rely on the state
ment-of the inFentor, who intends to prac-
tice his method on a large scale, be can
produce from ffty-four kilogrammes of sli-
ces of fir-wood and Eve killogrammes. of
alkaliarealn of very large paper as white as
snow and as 6ne as silk. E - haeaae
The Kanzas news., 1859-07-09
B L a CK S NIT HIN +.

HAVING established themselves in the above
II business at Emporia, would announce to the
people OF the surrounding country that they arc
line of business, in the best manner They fatter
themselves that with their long experience at the
business they viii be able to give the fullest sats-
faction to all who may favor them with their pat
rOnage. Prices reasonable.
Emporia, August l, 1S5S-tf