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REMOVAL
FURNITURE.


G. FLINT & JON NES,
Yss, a L 46 Royal street, New Orleans
g-Vg--z=, Would invite the attention Ola
ss their friends and the public to ~
U7aa-lz1sSii5 their large and well selected y
oa Of Cabinet Furniture. Having within
@Fas year greatly enlarged their establishment they
nnog enabled to exhibit the best and most Vaned
aoZment of Cabinet Furniture ever offered for sale
lihe south, comprising everything necessary in the
msh3ag Of dwelling.
nuddtion to Furniture, we keep for sale Plush,
IarEaameled Cloth Gimp, Cord, Tasses, Springs,
1css Twine, Yarnish, Glue, &c.
SPRING, Hair and Moss Mattresses,
tsnt Spring Bed Bottoms, new and economical
rcuton, Comforts Spreads, Sheets, Pillow Cases and
sasquito Bars
MIRRORS OF ALL SIZES,
endless Yarety; Plain and Checked India Mating:
'rgentors of all kinds together with Ice Boxes OF
'sY size.
Furniture carefully and securely packed for ship
ali 70 the interior.
Vy and country purchasers will always hnd our
aeA ready for their inspection, and are cordially m
ded 70 visit our store and examine for themselves
New Orleans Auril Ia 1858
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The Shreveport Brewery.

"OME Manufacture of WHITE CREAM ALE,
i j. brewed from pure and fresh White Malt.
Brewers Yeast for Family Use, always on hand,
and for sale in quantities to suit purchasers
Barley Malt for feeding cows and hogs This arti-
Gle s celebrated for causing cows yield extra
ordinary quantity Of rich Milk and guaranteed to be
free Of any deleterious effect.
The Ale is put up in gallon kegs, half and whole
barrels, and together with malt and yeast can be had
At all times at the Brewery or at Jacob Marks, on
Texas street, corner of Edwards. nov24
DAINTs, &c.-20O kegs and hf kegs White Lead
10 bbIs Turpentine; bbls Varnish; Linseed ard
other Oils. For sale by -
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Cottage Grove Female Seminary.

Boarding, pei munIH 80 PCT s6ssIOII =
Boarding, payment required one-halt ID advance
or note to draw interest.
Boys, under twelve years OF age Will be received
into The school, and when the number shall have
reached twenty five competent male teacher will
be employed md the boys taught apart from the fe
males
Pupils will be received at any time, and be ch5ra-
ed from the time Of entering yet all viii see at once
that the they enter the better for themselves
as the classes will be formed at the commencement
and advance steadily all the time.
d. +. DICKSON,
JOSHUA J. LEWIS, : Trustees
ID. a. CHILDERS.
REFERENCES:
G. w Senteli, g. Nattin-Collinsburg
A. Hughes, James H. Hughes, and b. f. SteWnan'
Rocky Mount
B. F. Looney, X. 7. D. Taylor, Sentells Store
w. A. Kelly, w. @. Mitchell, Bellevue
James Cooper, Shreveport. declo
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SPECIAL. NOTICES


m Mr. John Jackson publisher OF the Calais ADV crtis,r
RR writes: know Il 10 be all that In ended; hay
Ing use, II In my family for six years.
Eyery mother and housckccpcr must often net as n faml,
physician In the numerous illnesses and accidents that
among children aud servants For many Of these cnss
Pain Killer Indispensable article. In arrbna IL has
been used md effected For aud bruises
nblo.--H T. Eranaiaer
PERRY DAVE PAIN KILLERThs medicine has become mn
article of conmercea thing medicine before
Pah Killer Is IA much an item In every bale Of goods
country merchants tcn coffee, farts
volumes In lis fisor.-GIeHs Fdiks Messenger.
DAyIs VEGETABLE PAM the many
limitations oi this urcic and many other medicines
kei pretending 10 answer the purpose the sale
PER-, Davis Pain Killer than the whole put
together II Is Of the few articles they
pfrtend IN b. Try il RtnnsmiCk 1cienrnph.
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THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
Arrival of the City Of Baltimore.


CARE RACE, August l2.-Tbe City of Batimarc,
with dates from Liverpool to noon Of Thursday
tho 4th inst, arrived here this morning.
ffsr news IL generally unmp.rtaDt.
The steamers Asia. hungarian, Adelaide and
Final bud arrived out
The e.nlinenial news was pacific.
The French army the Rhine had dissolved,
and France WIS preparing for naval disarmament.
The Paris iourse closed Wednesday Mt G6f. 45r.
The American Minister at Rome hal obtained
500 compen .ation for the Perkins family, of
Boston, who were maltfeated Mt the Pcrugia
slaughter.
A new Indian loan Of E5, 100000 for England
had been announced.
Nothing il known regarding the pra'e canfel-
ence
CpNaERciAL.
LIVERPOOL August 4.-Cntton. sales fur tine.
days of 10000 bales, including $500 D exporters
and 1905 to spectators. The market cl 'se.l quiet
Tuesday The estimated sales Wednesday were
5000 Understanding dull. At nom Thursday
t5th) market stendy, holders Offering freely, but
showing no disposition to press the market
BrcadsfnDs. Flour very dull. and offered freely
Mt l0s to Us 3D. Wheat dull with quotations
barely manufactured ~ 81 to % Sd; whie o.
Sd. Corn quiet--yellow SIS Cd to Is I'D; white -
to 7s Cd.
Itorisions Beef heavy. with downward ten
dency. Pork Bacon aud Lard dull Sugar
quiet Coffee and Rice dull
Aarai Stores.-Rosin steady at IS OIL Tnrpcn-
tine dull Mt 33A-.
London.-Tea slow of sale, but unchanged
American securities steady. Money market
slightly mare stringent.
Consols 04I TO 05.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-15

QUEER LAKE IN JAvA.-There lisa qurer lake
in Java which Il traveller thus describe, 1t
was, nerlapS, hardly half mile in circumference.
situated in dense forest aud surrounded by tee
81 grant growth, whose shade il was. most like
~. that nParted 10 its waters tint almost deep
err dian that ri the sky and at the depth Of six or
seven tahomS or even more, every object to the
smallest particle OF weed was seen ~ distinctly
as though held in the hand. II had however. an
other popularity, that probably did not apply to
the ATMOSPHERE OF the crater that the rays Of light
struck 1t IN sucha way NJ to give II false position
to everything below the surface, and fishes
would remain not only unframed, but even
undlsmaycd by dart Of Your lance, and though
you mght keep On repeating at each attempt,
III have you this time though, II cool, don't
you wish?" the calm countenance Of the nj.
tackled after each futile endeavor to carry out the
threat was the invariable response. When u
bnther was Immersed in the lake. YOU saw nothing
OF him but his head and feet, reminding YOU VI
the figures Of Chinese criminals M displayed On
cups and saucers, when you are favored with u
front view of the unhappy wretches, resting on
their hams with their chiIs on their knees.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-15
Hair Restorative.

m Every will think, ngec with In the opinion
tSG That the human hair the greatest natural
tina, possessed either by gentleman lady.
apparently good looking for instance In ih
To- he ms his hat In recognition Of your bow, charm
has vanished, for lcaod Is written his bad
glory has departed with the flowing locks tal housir
there. In tie cas- Of lady the matter is il possible
such eases reminding oi the Circumstance which
lowing cpigram ia founded:
10 give me, fair Emma, lock Of yuir hair
\ lasiliul Young lover took courage and sighed:
"f1"erc ain t. refuse such n modest request
:" lake he nhoie ~iD'' the dear creature replied.
Now, 10 prevent such catastrophe Is within tn power
ever. lady and nnilcman for by using Prof Wds AIR
RESTORATIVE, har Is not only prevented from falling
turning but the nricle will restore hair bald
even ns changed color and become gray will bring it
back to Its pristine beauty and luXa Those who
9ned With the anatomy phi. sology and pathology of the
HAIR must be well aware that certain Substances U,c specific
action upon H. and is by Jndcous combination of there that
P"f Wood has succeeded In compromising mixture Possessed
Of remarkable srnes Wdrriey Magasine and literary
GarfHc.
Sold by all good Druggists
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-15
Brandreth's Pills.

m - hho'rn hdectWhen Pain or Inflammation present
WSE in human body and Bnnlreh's Pills AT
once seize the humors which the occasion pain
inflammation, them from III. body.
nine because their power only upon and
impurities which unhealthy (want ) pres
cnrr Ia par the pain and burning
hii GROUP colds. coughs, rhcumasns, pain in the side
cIrisl. which all cured by uf
pulls Whose power only cXrrlcd impurities
the blood The rightly directed will them and be cured
snl ut No -. Canal ST., N. " and by all respectable deaf
medicine faur6 Is
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-15

the water 10 % Gsshoms deep >. the head OF the
bay and In some places 90 bold is the shore that
boat tjedAy her painter and drifting to the linn
ia. would be Ia rs fathoms An immense mum.
bes Of goats are running wild over the island and
an abandance Of 6sh ere taken on every coast
The water is obtained FROM . number Of never
falling rivuleis trickling down over the rocks
from the cloud cappd mountans.--San Francis
N Ji,ass
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Grover e. Ra.ker,s

Grover & Bakers.
a. ~ CELEBRATED FAMILY SEWING MAGAZINES 4qb RroaJ
way. New York, and Isl Baltimore street Bstnora
NEW sTfLE-PRlCE t5e-HEMMERS Sb EXTRAN
inns machine sews nom two spools purchased from h
store re9ns no winding Of thread Hems Fels Cath
eIs anu Stitches IN superior Style finishing each scam m its
own optraon without RECOURSE to the han needle Ms 10
~ ".fr machines IL viii do better and cheaper ".
ing 'iia seaisireSs can ii se works for o.e .,
honr. - ~ ''' "''e ot'h z"
so.u on a circular 1T DAVIS &CO
' ~ Agents, Lynchburg.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-15

The GREAT SOUTHERN MArL-Washinyton
Aug. 1.-THE Railroad Convention to-day 'decid
ed to perform the double daily survice over the
Southwestern route between New York and New
Orleans, commencing on the 18th inst. Other i'm.
portant mattersare undecided. The Convention
adjourns tomorrow.
Evans & Bro. bogus money-lsndpp concern
having an agency here has just vamosed. leaving
tue public minus several thousands prepaid per
centage.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-15
ANew Territorv.

From atsleEraghic dispatch..in our Last paper Ii
viii b sesn thst The sqaatters the gold region
about Pike's Pax have been lately holding con-
vsnsion, With sisw ~ the organization q new
Tsssisory h .hss region. % be known By he name
Of he Territory Of Jsebrseu.
There srs perhaps people enough .hsrs-snch
90 they are--to constitute . respectable village
Yet they wish to assume The proportions of Ter
ritorial community. Their object in this m've-
ment h simply one Of plumber and .poils.
These people nre already under tho Territorial
jurisliasion Of Kansas. Why not remain SOY
The Territorial Government Of Kansas is as
good a. any they could get for themselves
There can be. therefore, oth'r object in taking
this step than to bleed the public Treasury. aud
riot upon legal stealings-if such an expression
be allowable-from the common fund Of the peo-
pie.
Moreover. what right have these people to make
any movement In the matterf A molly crew Of
adventures. u oil creeds aud nationalties and
colors. temporarily sjoarniug there for purposes
of peli have no more business to no talking about
q Territorial Government than ship load Of nas-
sengers upon The high seas They have no fixed
habitation at Pixies peak-no vested rishts-no
nothing The nomadic tribes ofthe African plains
would bejust ~ much justified in asking for a
Tel ritorial Government at the hands Of the Amer.
lean Congress, N this band Of thcying adyentu-
reru at Pixies Peak.
The government Is already sufficiently plum
dercd and proved npon, and pillaged. without
opening new slaices Of corruption And there ia
more gift in tho Territorial Governments than
anywhere else. From the Mississippi river IL tho
Pacific ocean, there seems to be nm organized
band of jepredators and plnndercrs who arc drnin.
ing the Treasury with their Territorial Govern.
menis, and land swindlcs, and Army contracts.
and overland mil contracts. and hundreds Of 9th
or eontriyanoes for "chscling" the remainder
of tho nation The gang ough, to be broken mp
In this movement, also, we have practical up
plication Of Mr.. Douglns' invorite doctrine of
Squatter Sovereignty. Here are your true Squat.
ter Sovcrcigns. Mr.. Douglas would permit these
men to make laws and administer Justice. II us
tce were really administered nmong them, most
Of them would soon be dangling Mt tho end Of n
long cord and a strong one.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-15
is, 1850.
n NEXT Houss q leprs sens.tivss

-
to Uext HOUSE Of REPRESENTATION e
- ~ iaae elsctlsas = the Southefu States,
sspossinr ~ the books, shnws that there have
In elected i, Congress, thus far, seventy Eve re-
sndsuae tarired and forty Opposition
~. s,ase, ore ret 10 elsct--towit; Minnesota,
es.snrn;s MARYLAND Ceoer;a. and Louisiana. -
80 u ssasSr~ ~v,rs rppr.sented In the last Con-
-. Z. .,rtes. Democrats and s;x Opposition
z~.-sn~ thak thsrs sili b no change in the rcpre
...,.,s..- unrt;se viii stand one hundred and for
!. Il, flnno.;tion 10 ninety one Democrats.
= n.t me Opna<Ition cunaists Of three or four
8 ..s.1. nsas.es. Whits they have. when comb;n.
= |. hare majority ever the Democrats. no ain.
u. q. -. -. me;er;tv for itsclf Mauife,,lv
-. ssns. Il .orns snrt az combination amon,
,.res@s ,.fo,. .he next House of sepre- ,,i,os
-. Y. ....,;..A
n. ..i;.;s., soun,.x;on Of tho next Hou.e !.
-. i. a.s.,l n . late number of thu ra,,moro
s.sr,n, Accora,ns !. ,ba,iourna, az, rcouiro.
10 =. !. ,..;cr;ev of tho uousc. Uence !, will
=. -, .,.. M Marty gill have /. ma;or;,v IT..
v....a,;..,. iii bs nnmer;c.l,v ,ho s,ro,o., ,,,,
LII ,.,. ..~.,,s votes of controlling tho iIo,.o
90. p.r.hl;..n. Ant; 1eeom,,,n p,mooro,.
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;or;,v n, !, 10 un,,,.l N 500 NM 90 ai,;Jnl
d., 10 hid n..,v ,o,d. a. ,.lan.a IS ,o.an
Il ,ool. =. n !, u;.h, srso..n,,, honn0n IL ~.
mar, ,cou.rs,, ,h., ,hero m,s, nv, nn,v ,oa
se''''' .""' ",'' mus IVY '"9 w
must he triple or'quadruplc one
1t hes all along been assumed that in any event
the Democrats would have a majority Of the State
Delegations 30 that they would be able to elect
their President should tho election be thrown in.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-15

The New York Times says that the grounds up.
on which the Opposition won the late victory in
Tennessee is ground upon which the consersa-
tive Northern Opposition can equally stand aad
fight in the approaching Presidential rnnya>s.'
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-15
By &. X. PHELPS, AucT,oNEER.

Val11a hln Fruit Garden For Sale.
an sATUIDAy. the Goth day Of AUGUST next IL ocl
~ In front Of the Markc, House. In lynchbug tf NOT z
sold privately hrre,) will sall my FRUIT GARDEN, ~
near The Campbell H. Turnpike, Smiles South Of Lynch
burg III. improvements consists 81 small Dwelling HOUSE.
Stable smoke l. &c. and about Thousand choice PIT 1T
TsE nov In heavy bcariag, comprising few OF the
neu OF eacics Apples Aprcois Neearlncs Pums Pears
~ mini" has Spring OF pure and excellent near
tans and the city af Lynchburs ~
Further ihornaiea he had by calling addressing
me uaersieheo .. i L. Arnseads Shoe Hat Store l40
Main str.i i9nennnre. j. NJ. ARMISTEAD
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-15

Tho Administration il said t. be tuning out,
one ut time, all tho Clerks in the Government
Offices ut Washington, who are suspected Of being
favorable to tho Presidential prclcnson. of Mr..
Douglas
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-15

Holloway s ointment and Pills.
~ s oLLowAis o,NrNESr Puts together, form the
@1E two great health giving remedies Of the
century While the farmer acts through the external orhces
water peneirai"s the parced soil the pmt
blood md rtnrs the physical machinery healthy vigorous
Sold N Tie Mandatory No. 81 Maiden Lane, New York
~ all Druggists Poe. E3c, and ~ per box. hug lw
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BAf.I MORE CATH N,prEr ,,


NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET Am, N
i" he market Is about same IA las w..t =, i,t.
quality. '<'' ~ i0o i"s', us 10
anhnr-lhe market In good supply; offerings over 10 100
sMiSE1oheioessO 0 head sales al s65612 Der 100 Lbs
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-15
Gov. Wise,s I.etter

A New York correspondent of Buffalo nsper
ssys-
Wise's letter was the most damaging missile
ever thrown into political camp. Wood at frst
insisted that Il had been fabricated 10 suit tho n
casion; bat the eccentric and heailong Virrinion
writes bald head. easy Of identification and
wisn which q least dosen men then in ALBANY
we're psrtectly familiar. Thsre was no mistake
or tEiek or about it. Judicial proof of its penu.
inensss could have been furnished at a moner,,.
nosace ana BY acloud Of Witnesses. Besides there
- sameient Internal evidence to satisfy any one
; acquainted with his powsrs Of srnress;o,, and
modes ct theught. thst he was the sst,hor Ttara
= no shot on record that ever did somush
~ hls right and ieft, and got kicked over himself
Al fsst the recoil was the oat df;sui, " nns.
The petformancs n ealure II Wise had "
his rivels - edectuaiiy ~ he has himselr ~ !.
voeid have eertainly .bsen dead cocks in ny
AaAIsAL On I TIA SHir,-~The shin Alfred III,
srsivsd at Boston on Saturday. from China direct
H1th > easgo Of tsas This u tho fir.t tan I'M,
which has arrirsd q that port for several wears
The psopls II Bosssn viii now have an oppor
&ntk4 ef 6llowing he adsiss given Them bv Gov
Wneand throw Ten overheard s.iike they usei
q - ~ Govsrusr. w prssurse, would no
- BA6spn. Hshs xsrs % pi,eh ovsrboard 4,
&&&Ae1dr&os ssss essA sssa s = y ''
; 81 ~ so eFssss n iaTs ~,
I n x = -
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An important DlscuYnrY

~. ,...,.,; l. = -. -
i.' question now 10 increase We l"''ef al l'f"s
motive engines without adding to their WEI ~ I'M
ooe" so', , py VII. Toward W. n'f''". h' III
,o''''r ""s "''', """''t"o'' Nv "a" recruit meet
"s y, 'a' .''''',"" H''c"'"' '"'",o'' mn, IS
"''e VI NV ~" "'r'''S P,"''N', anu Na,mhh,e
'"'s ~ ''o''S'.' "'''' wv '"'''' "'E' "'"'
,o' VI .'"'S' ",t'"u ~ "pP''',"," '"o 'hNe'.'Ea'
.''" VI '''oso WV ,eau pa ',' '"'''e ''e t'"'s'
ou' VIZ 'n"y nin' 'nn' 'n' mn",s ID scientific mn
III "' WIN, "' "''' l'''"o,'' - ivy "o'''
", ,. ,,' VIM '"c'' ''"" W.T." !" ~ 'n'"r ~
~" my e.o'' NV" ~ t'''''''"'' .''"'' ''r'
,a ."e p"'p'se W Ns'"us''hS VA" oi e'hs'h''n;
'. ,''s1 aaa '' o'F'v',' "ko man, "',d
lnpraon.raole I" nteml TO gam anything 10y
M"s'''"I III, MO arN,ns |''S's 90 locomotive en-
s'neF' no WINS r'u''u'ca ''r ms 'h""Shi--hn' IA
po's"o'ea' VI, ho oo'"''rI 'nr o'Nef results .han
nd "h,.'l' a,' nS uho''l ',' ease WI" u's'
VINO nave in,'n III ,ho uses AM, ioff"s ~ hasnfr,
u,v''." ",'., ',' sui '"". n''ns' "a NE o'ni 81
man. Mheh ,nh' HFeh. engine Is 'diflS pressed IN
" service, lie mas .h'"'ned n" "ad'nana' ndne-
SION u. ,'e' San'", "'o per 'c"'"'h ny MS NC
NOUS iusa, Inc ''wcr segment Oh the wheel Is
surrounded ny het,x al copper WIRE through
whieh 'he mheei revo'ves, lhe point OF greatest
Marguerite erect IS where inc wheel meets the Laii,
contrary 10 al theory on the snlgeet. oh F4-ft
| slippery ran nineteen pounds ct steam pr '"eh
s,ppoo '"o "nee's "l,nou' magnetism, nm "a'ef
| tue same cohat'ons tn'r'y'hNe pounds 81 steam
we're required to slip them when they Wee MAJ.
"ea ms,. ia, .
lhls is' indeed. very important discovery
"' 'hat - eai'n'"tcd 10 oc ot great value To the
'alroaa interests OF the country a" .i"hter loco
! motives can now DC use" anu '"o mar. to rails
! m"ch 'essehen, independent "i this cnhsiera-
uon, .he invention may he important IN "ther up
p'r"u"ns' nave "aa no intima''on that the
discovery may DO eA'eho'' 70 various uses but
we can conceive OF ITS bong done. We takcpl"aS,
ure, anore.ofe' IN noticing tne discovery as one OF
an uheon'h'ah c'arae'er. u,'u one ,hat VIII be 81
g1ea. aaVantaee, even u u oo co"h"ed to the ser
vice 'na' mas suggested It's "pp'lcA'''r'-'fh"add
p"'a inquirer
| p...'~-,. =.
~ a VISIT TO Robinson CRusnEs ISLAND Cant
=. N. renaiston' OF the ship G"hiea Rocket, gives
Rah mus u's' :" the sa' T, Juan
had on board 50 passengers 60 of whom were la
aies), VINO intended to make California their iu-
lure place 81 residence. Getting short Ct water,
Capt. Pendieton decided to his course ihither.-
At six r NJ. on the evening Of March "a, they
doubled the eastern end of the sland and ut seven
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,

COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
AMHERST O. H.. August 18th, 1870.
The parties interested in tue foregoing orer will take notice.
appointed the 14ih Of October
the therein mentioned which day the hour of 10
O'Clock morning, they requested To attend at my Office
eyidcnce-and all creditors the trust
mentioned hereby warned Ia appear the
time and place with proof Of their demands
aug la-cw4w SAM. II. HENRY. Commissioner.