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Us''onrsr0sss; .r,no,r

u BALTIMORE
d. .,...,.. .c.,.,. L9ck H0sfLIAL,
ksmsjy IN the Weird fer all
DISEASES OF IMPR UDFNCE.
LIT No FALSE DELlcAcY PREVENT.
E2-A CURE WARRANTED OR NO CHARGE ~ TWO
w..in.,. 9th. Bses snctur. Affection, Of kidn.ys
AID Bladder Involuntary Discharges. mposney, General
fusion ofld,-, lPanoS i The Hear Tmdny Tr.aL,0g,
SD. S - sfs IL s b: o. q: HID Unrest
those Terrible Dsorisr arisng from Solitary IIsbits Of
' '"'p YOUNG 1US S'i WIN Con '''' ana 'i'na
that dreadful and which anus.y %
sntmsy grs,. thoU,snds Of Young s,n Of s most .I
sntrane ed s.aass thsndss Of or
S.isd 70 'e'issJ The living Tyre, ss via fail ssos
NARRiASK
AAEAIEDfkksONG,s or YsunF Men ss1tsm pls ing Mar
dsIornluss, ae, .ps.d,ly cured.
sssiy eonhds Ia Ls honor gshsnsn aud sshtdsaty
OFFiCE No SOUTH FREDERICK srREEr,
. hand .d. gong from BsumOfs street. few dOOrs frsn
@''' . p''' 900 ''-i d.. JHHlsroH,
hsnssr Of The Regal College Of Lsnosn
from VI the Colleges N United stai.,
and the part Of Shoss " been spent
fsetsd thu cure. that vsr, eve.
l1OxH; nany trOubl.t with ringing IN. Lead aud ears
sssnds bsshfuns With frequent bushing, attended som.
with arrangement 81 muc dlatsly.
TAEE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
fssnE Men and 0thsrs who hs-s injured thsmsslrss BY
certain paetics ndslsst ia shs1 alone habit fsgpsuy
which nightly felt s'.n whom .sl.,p aud eprsd
renders marriage mPOssibs and dss;rsys beth mind sad
fhsss some Of hs aud s holy sfse produced
~ s.ry hAb' Of yosh, va; Wsatns.s Of the Back aud
Pess, PapitAon Of the Hssrt Dyspepsy Nsryou.
", Dsrans % the De kiy
sy%eSS@ a.. Of cSN'.%Ption. &c.
Of Memory, Couasion u Ideas DsprsssG
sfspiri, Evil ForbOd,nss Aversion OfsOeisty
duesd
NERVOUS DEBILIrY.-fhsussndse can new ,sds. VIA,
me cause Of th.u declining health iosng their 'gOr, be-
appearance about the cough
DISEASES OF IMPRUDENCE
when the mIIgudsd aud impIudsut Ends
be has imbbsd the seeds Of this painful often
eapPsus that ltmsd OfsLams OF
dssrs Lu from applying those who, from education and
rsPsctsbiy, alone bsfsUd hi's he fall. into the
hands Of ignorant aud dssgnnG pr.tsne. sho
month .f.r oath Or :. ioug a. ~. .%s,,, s,m a,1f
tsinsd aud IL despair with RUN Lssh 20 .isb
ever hs CALLING disappointment; by the that dead,
terrible disease such Affections Of tn. Heart ro No,,
ssn, &C, with ghtfu, ridv an ds att pu,,
discovered country from whose r,turn.
DR. JOHhsOkBREMEDYE FOR ORGANIC wEIkkrss
AND IMPOTEECY.
this great ard important remedy orfsn,
aud full ,gor restored Tbov.sgds
most nervous and dsbtatsd shs had all hops bs,,
sssu Imns distsy relieved.
Trsmbns snd Wsains ErhAu,,ion IL. meat f..rfs
END0RsEmENr OF THE PRESS.
TIE MANY THOUSANDS cured this Ilsutptisn within
cal operation. Psrorm.d BY Dr. Johnson witnessed BY s
rsp0rtss of the papers and nan, other q, Of
: .ssA 81, h.,: LaS and ss, e.CI: The pebble 3.
eiiy, 10 ssheisnt guarantee the sEietsd fsly
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FANCY GOODS,
At REDUCED Prices. .

FANCY GOODS,
At REDUCED PRICES.
Having on hand a very large stock of Fancy and
Millinery floods, Comprising IN part: EnbTolder
les, Collars, SETS. Cambria and Swiss EdgIngs, In
seT,Ings and Fiounoings, Lace Collars and Sets,
Valencia I.aces and Edgings, Black and White
Rea i hread Laces, Black Lace Collars and Points,
PaIasols, Dress Trimmings and Findings uf al
Kinds, Combs AMI Brushes, Perfumery and Soaps of
the finest quality, large and varied assortment nf
iSonnets, Ribbons and Flowers; also, Ready made
BOnnets of the latest styles and every article
ally found IN q Fancy Store. All Of which have
determined to sell from tins time until the lat of
September, Al greatly reduced prices. Ladies' will
therefore embrace the opportunity Of supplying
themselves at Stevens New Fancy Store. $40 Pa.
X. e, STEVENS.
n. b. Large lot Of Mourning Sets aud latest sty 10
Valencia Trimmed Handk erchiefs Just received.
may 2i-eOtj r. -
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VTHE SECRET INFIRMITIEs OF YOUTB
Il AND MATURITY,
M AeN II tt S,','i, wDERs

will DESTROY
Gardes Inserts, COck odoksS, ED bNgS, edS, Aafs,
The Importance Of reliable article Of this kind 10
these annoying foes. THIS Powder the only Grti-
Gle ever discovered which wall sxterminate them. A
company OF bOtanlsts from the Horticultural Society
of Paris, while amidst the ferns &C Asia, Observed
that all insects lighting upon certain Kind Of plant
TO guard their night camps from these intruders.
Quantities q the plant were brought home By Mr..
every pertinent. Itis simply powdered leaf chem
Medals and Letters Patent have heen obtained from
the GoyerI.Inents Al England, France, Germany and
lcal and horticultural colleges and societies.
LsttrJ'om tie Prssiden: 9Th UE...d States
EXECUTIVE MANsIoN,l
"Mr LTnxMbesr Sis! have nave tS S
ure TO Inform you that the Royal Commission of the
and Certifcate for the great value ofyoSf MssGeto
Powders AT fttf,RPr4nt sTssfIt &c Chairman,
=, The above was accompanied BY certificate Of
In IL FREE FROM POISON.
"Mr. F. LyoS.-Dear SIR: We have anal, sed and
tested your Magnetic Powders and find them per
facty harmless 10 mankind and domestic ANIMALS,
but certain death WHOM inhaled 10y bugs, anti, and
LAMPS X. Chiffon, NJ. D., CHEMIST.
"PEoF. CHEnisTRy, N. Y. HOSPITAL"
MT ioHS I. Rows. Superintendent Il the New
ants reaches, moths, SC, with Lyons Powder, aud
Every gardener aud housekeePer must have d.
rect Interest an sn article of this kind Reference
can be made 10 the Astor, 81 Nicholas, aud Metro
PoItan Hotels To Judge MI IGs, President of the
American Institute James Gordon Bennett. zen.
Winfield Scott, Cyrus w. Field, l.. NJ. PoAse, 81
the Five Points Mission, a -, &c. Judge Mixes
says, This discovery Of Prot LYON Is Il national
Importance. The Farmers Club have tested u thor
hy. IL will destroy lOcGsIs, grasshopp-rs ants
moths, bugs, and all verHln. Garden plants can be
preserved and houses made pure"
BARNEs PARS wage Tor taTS TO- sav4 h sn
throughout the world Many worthless limitations
are advertised. Be cautiOusi
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nR. WEBSTER LINpsI,Y.

nR. WEBSTER LINDsLY.
" tOfics eOTaSy IA ogd sfrset,)
IN connection with tho practice OF Medicine. will
stend to surgery "a all ITS branches. je IL colin
NERG, HORSES, CARRIAGES 60, FOR
spectIoiiy 10 return thanks for the pat
!Slase heretofore extended To them by SaaA
thelI Trends aud the public generally II ~NA
- WIZ pleasure that they inform them-Al-Nz
they nave increased their facilities 10 te
theth win superior LIVERY, or To fnrnisb them
~, nlIo, AZ dnn shortest notice, HORSES BIG
olES, CAhRlAGES, &C, &c. Thew hoDa nv
Proulpt attention To business To inertia noa
olthelr patronage. FLEMING & FOY.
-o,o Jack sOn Hall Alley.
JoH-H between Sd and AZ streets
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TOBIAS, OPTICIAN,
u 4& Penn AYENuE. BET. AZ AMI eth Srs

L 4S PssN. AVENUE, BET. ~ AND 9TH Srs
! most respectfully inform my friends and the
s61ys Place shsTs may alwsys be fpgnd 90
GE having te To .a, Fl
As 10 my capabilities, and the satisfaction have
generally stvsn, XII entirely Leave to the public to
and elsewhers that have OF the most eminent gem
temen IN the Unted States and particularly desire
read guide to those who wish to DO well suited
do not salt at As. sight as some pretend to do
you for space Of ak years, will read in an
OF S Sh . M %
Doctors bad business. will not impose upon or
them Relieve sSS can "Sy d % make
your eyes do not undergo change, then will war
Ss y si g.
and with % Pebbles
kfRs "a fSssfs Is
variety of other useful Optics annex few Of tho
may F}s his Eres.s:g se asrsnor of v,.n.
RICHMOND, Oct 5. 1854.
hSy s. tried s par , Of spsetasss obtained from
sight, and corresponding, with his DESCRIPTION Of
their '0u' recommend him H e stiSl IP,5iGian
Ron tAs late Hon Judge Butler.
WAsHINGToN, July II, 1859.
wa. reoemmsspded to Mr.: JnS: Tobias IS .tiifiu
ocuust, ana nave eyee Oi r6lndrkaDe peCullarl-
ty, was gratiied To find that Mr.. Tobias seemed To
comprehend them by inspection, and some slight
measur ement and he has made me pair of Specta-
Giles that suit me admirably. A. L. BUTLER.
Roan the Hon. Secretary Of State OF Virs,.,a.
Executive DEPARTMENT,
RICHMOND. Dec. 81. ia5s
Dear Sir: Gov. Wise having shown me the spec
taoles you sent him, and discovering that the ous
was precisely suitable to my vision, kindly offered
TO enclose them to you, to have new asses substi
tuted. have sinoe received them, and gratified
Tat the Glass,s fully meet my expectation, and
give my eyes great relief The pebbles you have
sed are really superb. enclose herein the amount
ofyour bill. Very respectfully, &C..
GEO. w. MUNEORD
JOHN TOBIAS, ESQ, Washington, ID. c.
From Prof Backs.
WAsHTNGfoN, Feb. Il. la59
have used pair of Glasses OF Brazilian Pebbles
furnished by Mr. Tobias with great Satisfaction
They are clear, OF excellent figure, and well mounted
A. ID. BACHE.
IL Please observe that my Establishment on
Penn. avenue, between AZ and 9Th streets.
TOBIAS AMBROTYPE ROOMS,
Where you will obtain good Likeness. equal to
Any other tablishmsnt, and ct moderate charges.
tsn-SAwD&eoW
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EALT'S
" KiNDLlNG AND STOVE WOOD,
WHIT I,;, ASP RED RED hSEi COAL,

CUMbE hI.hND, LIMF, SMITHS COAL!
FULL EEGHT And MEASURE GIVEN:
FAIR PRICES EAPErTED,
We wish II Understood that we design doing n
cash business. Persons sending u their orders will
please send the money or have lt ready when the
faal Is delyered, thereby saving TIE trouble Of
sending for'it
We would say 10 those few persons having 40
counts, We consider them due vt Any time Ne pre-
sent them conseq uently We Pect the money when
Prssente6 T. J. w. NJ. GAIT.
loot OF nth St, lseow MaT DepArt't ma 81
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A MBRoTYPEs.-SsiL PRoFIrs AND QVIcr

Calls CITY STEAM FIRE WOOD Mill.
VI IL takes lSo feet Of split wood to make a oorI
our wsgons are made especially for hauling this
wood saved but not split Is assured before being
sawed fuel delivered 70 any part Of Washington
SAL loot of nth St. below War DepArt't An Is II
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90 CLARET
90 CASES ST. JULIEN CLARET Just re-
Derived from New York on cousig nment and for sale
vsIy low. Also, ~ denlOhns OF BRANDY from
same parties. WALL BARNARD,
10 Ia sO6t Auctioneers.
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HARISHORNE,s CUKE-ALL,
II THE GREAT PAIN ANNIHILATOR,
AND REMEDY FOR DYSPEPSIA, WEAK
ID HNp W Fan D.,M Els

PREPARED BY CHEMIST.
boTTLRs Il, Is and "a cents aud one dollar.
rHEGREATEST DiSCoyEhY IN MEDICAL
SCIENCE.
HARTSHORNE'S CURE ALL should he kept
in oil families In oase of accidents suddon sick
ness, as 1t frequently less time than II re
suires to get ply sioian.
1t cures pain Ina any part Of the system and 10 used
externally and internally.
III As the frequent ohang ss OF the weather pro-
duce bad Cod, Rheumatism, Pam IN the Limbs
and Body; also, Stiff Neck-every person should
get bottle. IN acts upon the Nerves, Muscles
Sinevs, Blood aud Bones; and nv Its warming cleo
tromagn power, expes all PAIN from the ~ stem
Get bottle and try II.
H0RNE's PECT0RAf sYRuP OF WIi:b
World.
Ifyou are BILIOUS. use HARTSHORNEsAN ANTI
BIZ, lOU PILLS. They act upon the Liver, StO-
maoh and Bowels, carrying OF all Bile and Foul &c
cretiOns.
The above medicines 10 be had at all Drug Stores
Georgetown; II. PEEL. & Co, Alexandra.
40
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OCEANSTEAMERS' SAILING DAYS

The Havana mail steamers leave New York on
ths -, 18th, nth, and 9th of each month, AND
Charleston on the 9Th and 18th, ~
The California mail steamers leave Nev York on
the 5th and 10Th Of saoh month
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CARRIAGES.

y CARRIAGES
Il HE Subscriber having made additions 90 his
factory, making NJ now one the largesto R5RR<
IN the District, where his facilities fOrS1S1SS
manulactuT ing CARRIAGE n lIGHT@@
WAGONS or ali kinds cannot be surpassed and
from his long peTlenco the business, he hopes
Go give general satisfaction.
All kinds Of Carriage and Light Wagons kept on
All REPAIRS neatly done. and sll orders prompt
ly attended TO.
second hand Carriatss taken in exchange Cor new
ones. ANDREW J. JOYCE,
lett CORNER at lsth aud Il sta
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THE BEST Cough SYRUP IN THE
The best COUGH syrup IN the world Is
HAHTSHORNE'S pECTDRAl. SNRIIP nE

WILD CHERRY.
This article is prepared By chemist, and is pro-
nounced by medical men, and those who have used
IT, 20 ne the best preparation for Cossh, Colds Ia
tara, Broaehi.Is, RedrSentSs, Sore T.TOdi from
Gold, and preventive Of that lion Of diseases, Con
sumption.
Persons who sing should qse it. 1t ia pleasant 10
the taste sofJens, clears and strengthens the voice.
sllays all irritation of the throat and lungs and pre-
vents taking oold
IL = Bottles rs and 50 cents and 81 Sold by all
druggists in Washing ton, Georgetown and AleIan-
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TO THE AFFLICTED,

TO THE AFFLICTEDi
4 HIS Great Purifier of the Blood, the INDIAN
SEGETA BILE DECEPTION. prepared by Mrs.
NJ. COX, Of Baltimore, Is one Of the most vsluab le
medicines now known TO the faculty, and IT'S popu
arlty Ia increasing daily. For the cure Of DysPep
sia, Eryspsias Rheumatism, and all disea OF the
Stomach, Blood and Skin il as found 10 he most
ethcaclous remedy, also diseases Of the Liver and
Kidneys: and there hundreds of our citizens
who can t;stlfy to the good results winch have fol
lowed from It's nse We take pleasure in referring
20 II as possessing great advantages, and capable of
bestOving incAlculable benefit upon suffering hu
mainly. IL Is for sale at Mrs. COX'S Residence,
principal Drug Stores.
Agents IN Neutrality-suspicious.. Stott, corner Pa
avenue and 18th street, Browns Hotel SquareE r.
b. Winter, corner street and Vermont avenue;
and the Druggists generally. Also 10y X. 3. IT. CHS
sell Georg st0wn.
Tho best reference can he given in or ont Of the
CITY,, and numerous certificates seen by calling on
tne fFoprletOrese. mar l7-ls
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I UBlN's EXTRACTS, all odors, u. GIBBS
fssl1, l116 WulHFdS SsSHL iS6G
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ltHIIE U EsI1EN
DA InHNsYnN

Msnssr Of The Regal COsEs Of sons Lsnssn frsdua
from cue VI the Colleges ths United State
and the pGr Of Shoss s been spent IA the
PAis Of London, Part PhiHdslphA and else hss
fsetsd Of the astonishing that
fnowni many troubled With ringing the Lead aud
when sisepi great lsrvorshtss being alarmed spdds
sssnds bsshfulnsss With frequent bluhng, attended
unss with q nd, eufsd mns diatsly
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MARaIrprEasoHs or YsSs, mus.,

AhEKIEDThhsUNI,s OF fsenE msn es0ttm stnS ha
mage, being Of physies! vsatuss srrsnie debit
dsformIuts, Ae, speedily cured.
Ne sbo himself sBdsr the care Of DR. nav re s
sssly eenhds Ia hs honor GsnusInsn ssntd.ay 30
HBOn his skiIl . physician.
OFFICE No. 7 SOUTH FREDERICK STREET,
ish hand sds gong from Bslum0fs strsst
he Corner faI sbssrvs name and usmssr kstts
L. Maid nd
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-06

The DRoucnr IN THE WEsr.-The drought in
most portions of Ohio and Indiana is very severe.
and but little rain has fallen from the past four
to six weeks. The Athens County Messenger
speaks of the dry weather us entirely ruinous to
the corn and potato crops in that quarter and the
Bucyrus Journal says: 1.-The corn, although not
more than two feet highs tasseling out and pota-
toes have not yet fairly commenced forming. Un-
less we have rain within few days, tho crops
must suffer immensely"
The Indianapolis Journal publishes extracts from
the local papers in various sections Of Indiana all
showing gloomy prospect for corn. The Journal
says:
"All the news, public and private, Indicate n
failure of the corn crop, without q very early and
abundant rain; and even with it, in many quar-
tors of the state an average crop ia the best that
can be expected. and better than may be realized
Cledrel,lnd Leader, Auo l.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-06

A DIVORCED WIFE A SERVANT IN HER IIusBASp's
FANiLY.-A gentleman living in this city and we'll
to do, married about ten years ag, and after liv-
ing with his wife some five years, he concluded to
get a divorce ON account OF the unhappness of
their domestic relations The wife assented and
he applied to tho Courts md was successful. A
year passed, and he concluded to venture once
more in the matrimonial market; and see if he
could not find one who would make his home hap
pier than the first. In this he was successful and
q short time after his divorced wife applied to him
for work in his family in the capacity of servant
girl. The situation was given her. and she now
does the work in the house of which she was once
mistress, and beholds the endearments lavished
upon another which were once bestowed upon
her. The husband daily takes his evening ride
the children during thei, absence. How the hus
band can endure to see his former vito thus hu-
inflated, and the wife bear up under it, is to us
an enigma. Cincinnati Times.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-06
Hair Restorative.

Every will think, with us In the opnian
VIZ thai the human hair IL the grentcr NATURAL ornament
thai ssersed either by gentleman lady. just meet
apparently good looking for instance In the street. bd
To- he Ills his hat In recognition VI bow. aud the charm
Vanished frhab.d written bald head and the
glory has departed with The flowing locks thai hoarish"d
there. In the u lady, the matter " possible,
such reminding of the circumstance which the fol-
lowing epigrnm Il founded
20! give me, fair Emma lock Of your har~
A ba-bful young lover took courage apd sighed:
"'Iwere q ain tn refuse such modcst realuest-
No take the Uhos Hig.' The dear creature replied
Now To prevent such catastrophe within The power u
every lady and gennan for by using Prof Woods HAIE
HrstoaArIyE hair not only prevented rum falling OH
turning grey but the article will hair bald places and
n Il has changed color and become gray. win bring
back To lie pristine beauty aud nxurance Those who
qnanted with The anatomy, sogy and pathology Of The
hair he well that certain substances hive specific
action upon H. and II IL by JucIous combination u these that
Prof Wood Inns succeeded In compromising mixture possessed
o remarkable yirtues Wdueriey .Ndglsne anil Literary
Gdsette
sold by all good Dru9Qjsts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-06

VERY CURIoUs'--A copy Of the London Times
brought by the leutonid, says that every actor in
abe late war, thinks it necessary to apologize to
the world for the conditions of the peace. How
truel It is something that even irresistible power
should feel some homage due to outraged faith
And the Times remarks that France tells us that
she would not have left that glorious work of re-
ndering ltaly free from the Alps to the Adriatic
90 incomplete ifshe had not feared to draw on gen
eral Enropean!war. Sardinia. while swallowing her
humiliation covers her retreat from the scene with
decent promises as to how she will use the gains
she has acquired. Austria, more frank, declares
that she has ceased to war with the Emperor of
the French because she has discovered that he is
ner best friend" Aud is this all the great war
mas prodaosdf. o! most lame and impotent con
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-06

A correspondent of the London Times, writing
from Milan, says that when the newsof the peace
came he saw young French officer ut the Cafe
DELI Europa, draw his sword after reading the
bulletin and break it against II marble at which
he sat. lie heard others who related tho insult
ing words will, which they had been assaulted by
the populacc. sympathising with the feeling
which had dictated those words. and only plead-
ing their innocence of tho transactions Of thor
Sovereign. The revulson WINS so sudden and
blasting to the Italians that in day five persons
were carried to the mad house, raying maniacs.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-06

MorE ABOUT BLoNDIN-It appears that the IA
nous rope walker Bondin finds it easier to cross
the Niagara ut the Falls than agree with the poo
pie there upon terms. lie has great deal of diff
fculty in his arrangements, and they IRE settled
and unsettled as often rs once II week The Gazette
says he could not agree with White. who has the
Pler sure Grounds on the American side, aud on
Friday began tn remove his rope to point below
Suspension Bridge, directly over the Whirlpool
the widest place in the river. After he had taken
of the guy ropes-no inconsiderable job--Wh tc
came to terms, and Blondin consented to let the
rope remain. A bargain was then concluded and
sealed With written instrument, whereby Blon-
din does the remainder of his rope walking at Nj
agara in aud from Whites grounds. Wednesday
next is the time designated for another walk
across the rivera fast walk, with now and then
an inversion of the acrobat who proposes to stand
upon his head on the rope Rochester Democrat,
Aug. 4.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-06

Tue VILLA.FRANcA TREArY. According to the
Courier Des Etats Unis, the treaty of Villa Fran,
ca is not to be considered as sort of accident on
the contrary, 1--WE must expect to see it assume
tho proportions of tho greatest event of the ccnu-
ry from the point of view of the new French pol
ICY" The same intelligent writer also tells us
that we may be sure that "behind the Italian
question, now apparently settled, will arise in II
manner more or less vehement. an English Ger.
man question"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-06

The American State Convention in Ohio. re-.
Gently he!a. passed resolutions, denouncinp the
present Administration for its short comines; afr.
Ming that the question Of slavery should be left
% the several Territories; condemning the slave
trade; declaring the fugitive slave law to be con-
stitational Disappearing Of some Of the naturali-
sation lsv. but recognising the duty Of the State
= prctsct naturalised citizens; condemning all re-
hsioas tssts; Recommending economy in the pub
H Expenditures. protection to American commerce
md tie ecnstruction ofa highway 10 the Pacific,
end opposing the acquisition Of territory on this
Continent BY any foreign Power, and all the
Arsaehes Of the neutrality laws.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-06

for panic! The banks are truly republican, or
If you choose. democratic representatives OF the
industry Of the country, and the tweniy-eight NIL.
lions Of population, with ten del ars each, would
laugh al the promise to pay rs mere iagateile.
Let the people stick to the banks and there Will
be no dil6cuty. A generous seli-relianee cae car
~ the American people through any panic gnt up
In w all street
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-06

Kossuth, on the declaration of peace between
the Allies and Austria, passed swiftly from Italy
into Switzerland, the neutral ground whore polit-
cal refugees are SAFE The project for tho revou-
touizing Of Hungary. therefore terminated at the
close of the war. What the future may bring about
for Hungary will depend upon the issue of tho
Conference at Zurich.