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N,.-,--,- a.,
20 eoee estaoIisnment 70 tne world can unthInlly
claim 10 nave manufactured and sold anything fke so
iarge NUMBER OF keapng and Moving Machines d0t-
lng the same ume while my experience dates back 10 tue
olgn o. my machlne N 1854 having been actvely end
ysS now s % sHssssS si IL he
S ,rr,O..,,sS,I E ieso sI ~ ~ e,eI anu VIII
ny machire az P"aner No.. oS "a pasna. ia Mnan
sSDerior ~ snv o,her r IN; "c,,S a s,
warin1 and frths, 10 say ths rmsSs oUu SaS ~
Sai.s.s viii any other and sssp and pay ioT lie
12 vSsT Se Wea SdSs y Ss s
machine Is the only right one. Other makers have 10
% s Sds ~ n % eye ey se
platform wheel over which he rides necessarily Tackiog
ny %ScSGss as Th Others
10 1851. /. - - =
Gland Gold Medal OF Honor at Paris, in 1855.
Highest PFze at the French Universal Exhibition in
1855.
Highest Prize OF Royal Agricultural Society Of Eng-
lind, In lSSL
Highest Prize Of The United States Agricultural So
ceiy, In 1857. o.. - pa
As the Best Reaper.
Publications made BY the manufacturers OF The NANNY
mlchOe claiming the highest honors ETC. at The Flench
Unlversal Exposition, in 1856 are known by them 10 be
rALsH. The eucce1 o. my machine, a. indicated BY
ars ro,,SS y % nsSsnr .ne q q
, 1859-11-04


Corner battery and clay strssta, san Francisco,
|HAvE NOW LANDING AND IN STORE
IL 200 bales so inch brown drills;
100 bales % inch brown GheetingS;
100 bolts No. 0-000 Duck;
500 bolts No.2-l0 Duck;
20 bales Raven Duck;
l0casss Menimae prints;
10 cases Png1o prints;
10 oasos Pacific bdnls;
10 CASES i ana q bisacSed shis.ugs;
leoases e4. - and l0-A bleached shlrtings;
20 cases blue denims;
10 bales hickory stripes;
20 bales I, and ~ ueklng; ~
10 bales scarlet, blue and gray nannels;
10 bales BallardIale white flannel;
cases OohuFp and MeFlnos;
cases wool and halt wool plaids;
Gases hlne and black alpacas;
10 cases Paciae-neW styles De LANES:
seases. sll wool. new slylss W LANES;
100 BAY STATE plaid aAawis;
1000 oaihmeIe and plain wool shayls; black and col
ord allln; plain. figured and plald Ellks;
And large alsoTimsnto q other DIci CoodS.
nLAuKEFS.
1000 pairs uhlta, aruon and bius Maeklnaw;
1000 pairs BB. TBB and sBg Blankets;
1000 pain cheap grey Engll.h nlAnksis;
1000 pairs cheap blas EnRll.h nlaaksis;
500 pairs SCARLET Rnglllk nl1IlsiIi
600 pairs ~. 10 T. II and ia Whlls Bsd IllanhutA
CLOTHING AND RUnnIBnINo GOODS.
1000 dozen grey, blus and scarlet aaussl shisaS;
1000 do.sa grey and white hsIino unasEIhiSis aad
DmuoIl;
1000 do1sn Msfino and all uool socks,
800 dnlan nlllnat and ioan panlsi
500 dnznn duck and o1lluniado 6aufs,
800 dozen hickoly and oAeck shifts;
go Dom ollloo and uhllo drlu shirts.
600 doEen operai8 and Jumpers,
nl1ck and hncy dlk cfasAtl, lecklisl, IN handkss-
chiell anlplndea, and variety a. cher arilc1l loo
nnmoluul . munfon. paF nh l6u ~
JAH9On, BOND = Co.
33A ca. Baiisy and Chy =, $40 RIanrisua.
, 1859-11-04

Caution 10 the Pebble.
london Cordial Gin, bot lille, On which they
Club House Gin, hope 70 Ieal'ze I.tse prob .
Sheiddm Sehnapps oysS%Ss snss "a "a Ts%.Saa cnNdnaa
Nedieated SckadPps, Some are 80 sEiiiuiiy pre-
Royal SeAReppS i, pared as to pass for good
A. a. A. ltAqupr, except with ibe best
Under the above and sim leqyes. ~ yoe voeeo %
liar titles, the liquor mixer W ony zoe lony es-
Cn"nfitI"y ~ sa"itsa.sS iine WoLFE's ScRIeDAM
nnWhalesome t,ssb ccSsiSr AsonATIc ScHNAPPs.
UD0LPH0 WOLFE, Sole Importer,
4Saf % Delver street New York.
, 1859-11-04
KINGSBURY,
/. kINGSGURY. A. DODGE
FRANKLIN HOUSE,
Corner OF Brosdway and sansoms streets,
SAN FRANCISCO.

Board per week, &C; Board and Lodging per week. a.
10 $0 SINGLE meals, so cents; Board per day. Sl Lodg
iDgs, so to Is cents.
KINGSBURY & DODGE,
Proprieors.
Of charce l.f
, 1859-11-04
SECOND HAND PIANOS
Ageat bargains always In store: prices nom go oSlI
SIC.

One Of the largest and best catabguss Of Music nov
Pubshed All the music and music boob pablishedI n
celebrated Guitars and all kinds oF Musical Inu.Tumen,s
and music merchandise at the lowest prices Musc SSni
whenever ordered, post paid. Catalogue Ssut b. mil
cleTgymen.
, 1859-11-04
San frantistu.

With extras for all the different patterns from
1852 to 1859. [Agent for the manufacturers for
the Pacific coast.
, 1859-11-04

leuaclly q tempef which they poase has elVen them
;bal celebrity % which they aie % Justly entitled
tne uude1lgncd VII keep stock n San Pnnclsco 10
5'eyl ~ s,.s,a. ,ss ,eessS a. n.cu,., ssvs s
o. nizo win Be forwarded 70 r Hoe % New York, for
execution. 70 connection ue have competent workman
e@ aSs Oe e s,sna e s ~, ssss.. spam NJ
y. ~. = GEORGE STEAD,
NE. cor Battery and yacl1on Sis, San FmacIseo
h.b.-spear . Jsekson Files. A;em
, 1859-11-04

$500 sold In 1855. 1 1000 sold In lS5T.
1000 sold Ia 1856. 4jOO sold Ia lsjS.
$4,000 sold in the last four years
, 1859-11-04


collection Of choice Hymns and funes original an1
Standard carefaly and simply Arranged Solos DaIi.
Ios semicovusses apd ehorusses, aud for OFRnn Hlno
Meodeon. Ibis book contains nearly 800 Hymns and Iun
and one o. the best COLLECTIONS or Sabbath echoo eysf
pub1hed Price 20 cents single; e6 per hundred; d pare
covers y cents snge or S per hlndrsdi poslal spn
Compiled and published BY HORACE wAfE, NOS no.e'
Tho Anniversary and Sunday SthoOl Musls BsIl,
Just pubshed by HORACE wATERs Agent No 90 lrpat-
way, New YOF, contains % Tunes aud ymni many ofne
new and very beautiia This one of ne bed selections
Sabbath School Hymns and Tunes publshed ne mauo
ampy and eareqy arfangpd lar one iuu, hres en1 lf
voices, and or Piano, OFgan Muodeon. Amon1 the h
ngher q heaual and aenmeninl Hymn q - en1e
Kind Words DE- Do Good Weouul VAh hQ14
70 Ereel you Make your markap snappy oregns v Eli
'fhe AnHes told ne 90 Heaven { ny uamal hi g
should Be ~ an children 10 ON Puddle uo q l11
sehae' Price cents single; . pr hunarsa p',s's
Anniversary end Sunday StAOol MHIls BDtk n !
cau.l.llug q q Tunes and Iymun lar phAsd y lo.'
ACE WhillS Agent, go nsalauay, Nov roIk. clni..4,
" p1llt Us Anulvenafy Day. 'lappy OteenE - -,
sEnd wars never De n (aoa ~ ne euhhalh lho
= have paAeF "a ths Promised IInd. As Price eslni
a per hundredi paaans esal AIO Ne 'nsylsnl ~
Mn1io noot, pfiee u pr hundFed
No. . ANxIvEnaAnr DooE
ooliln. eerulss and ymns uhllA ars vsy pep1llli -
cenl. .nEe y pr hun1rpdi poslags cenl Ne.ly
nanafea an4 nar th1ulan1 oupil - l1o n11lo nu4M
eeen s1l1 N Ne pani IA msaihi ".
, 1859-11-04
Udolpho Wolfes schnapps.

Medicinal Diet Drink, oil lively used and approved by
em'ne0tly sllutary qualities the medical faculty, Ibe
manufactured BY hnselt ex Temperance people, heads
clusvey, at his factory al lOf families, &c.
Scheidam, in Holland and In Gravel, Gout and Rheu.
well known during the las matis In Distinctions Of
twelve years throughout thethe Bladder and Kidneys
ta0Lc and Western Staiesand In general Debility is
Il 10 made from the best effects are prompt decided
B5tey that can be seectedand invariably reliable And
in Europe, with the essencet Il not only remedy for
OF aromatic Italian berry these maladies but in all
OF acknowledged and extra leases In which they are mo-
ordinary medicinal qualities duced by drinking bad wa
n has long since acquired which 10 almost univer-
h'5oer reputation, both inlsaly the cause Of them, Il
Europe and America. thanloperates as SURE PREvEN-
aoy Of her diuretic beverage. lTivE.
Analyzed, It is Q PER For Fever and Acne Il 10
HEcTtY PuRs LIoUoR. inHsone Of the most eIcIcious
ELECTS mild and whole preveniives that can be re-
some tonic. II Is exien- bsoried 10.
The ArOaiatis Scheilam Sehnapps
j. consequently In eat de-in the stomach apd bowels
mud by persons travelling 10 which they especially
os oO1t 20 settle iu hOs Subject, well as 10 ibe
p1'S OF he country espe- -lcholic Of grown persons
e;ay as well IS by many in I judcious adoption 10
every community where itconnecon with the principal
bIs become known &C. meals, or when sense 0l eS
count Of lis other remedial haustOn dictates Its use.
piopeIilcs never fails 10 relieve tbe
10 all cases OF DFopslcal debility attendant upon plo
tendency. Il is generally thetacted chronic miladiesow
only remedy required, when Temperament and exhausted
adopted In the early siagCsvta energy, By whatever
Of sese. To Dyspepsia cause induced. These ere
mladts when iAken In prOacts 70 which many Of the
per quantities, % detlmost eminent medical meD.
drink, aud especially a. din-b0th In Europe and The
neF s found, BY uniloFm United States have bol ne
experience 10 he emnentyItestimOuy, and which ete
ecaci0us In the most ols corOhoated by the hlehest
nate cases, when even thtlWrltten authorities.
best Of the usual remedes Put In enaF pint bot
have failed 10 afford moFeItes In Gases Of one dozen
than Temporary relief Inlwth my name on the hOIl e
Of Fatulency u s anIcork, and fac smilo Of nv
immediate, nvariAhle speci signature on the label
&c; and Il may be admins For sAeby all tho respect
tered In diluted and proper liable dPuggsts and LauoF
ti0nate quantities even toidealeFs In California and
young infants, 10 ell those Oregon. 80 NJ
paroxysms Of gIiping panI UDOLPHO WOLFE,
Sole Importer, u Beaver street, New York.
, 1859-11-04
S1stfaI Qualifications.
LEONARD Scott & Co.'S
REPRINT or THE
RITISH PERIODICALS,

EoNARD SCOTT CO. New York, continue 10 re- publish
- the following BRITISH PERIODICALS, viz:
!. The London QUaI tcrIy, (Conservaivs)
Q. The Edinburgh Review. (wh'gO
8. The No'th British Review, free Church1
4. The WcstmlHStcr Review, UJleraI1
.. Biaekwood's Edi1buISh Magazine, (Tory)
These Periodicals ably represent I've great political parties
Great Brain-Whg Tory and RADICAL but politics form on
feature Of their character As organs pro
found writer's Science, Literature Morality, and Regoa-
they stand they have stood nnrVaed In world
lee, being considered Indispensable to The scholar and The
professional while 10 the intelligent reader Of every class
iheV furnish and satisfactory Of the cur
rent literature Of The day. throughout the world than can pos
slby be obtained from any other source.
The receipt orAtVance Sheets from the British publishers
gives additional value 10 these reprints especially during the
present exciting state Of European affairs nasmuch as they
he placed In the hands Of subscribers about as soon
as the original editions.
TeFmss
ROr any one Orthe -Four Reviews per annum. ..ss 90
For any two Of the four Reviews, =" .......5 20
FOR any three Of the four Reviews, ,,,,.1 90
For Eackwohl's Magazine, .,,,,,8 90
For GlackWOod and the three Reviews, .......9 90
For DlackwOod and four Reviews, ......lO 90
~ Payments to be made In all cases In advance. Money
, 1859-11-04
TO Merchants and Consumers
IS or
SAW S AND FILES.

The undsFSlgned. having been
appointed sole Agent f6F the
btltee q California snd Oppgou,
and Washington Territory, for
The fale Of r. HOE D CO.'S So
perlorcast aisel, circular. mill pit,
oJo1B cut, Wth and othef Saws,
% well known throughout The
United States, Informs those 10
Vauttbat be has q an timesoVery
, 1859-11-04

FIVE stops In rosewood cases. el6O; stops Do. d.
sSO; stops, with percussion, 1225; u sops dO az
SJI5 Each instrument waanted TO give AsiielIoS -
purchase money refunded. "
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-06-10
High Prices for Tobacco,
3Y e. WHITEHEAD & JAS. A. HAMMER

AMntRsT-ro A D Watts =. 90. 90 90 20 and spo; =,
.s s T, ns' oxass p and ga M,s,,
!. Lant5"@ saai saml Richardson aal ~ 90 Ell ~ a"
81 s.,.a.r hsfr and ss Ts.,Gr 81
s s"s g. E %.1s s an" oHi ssa Is 30 ;% o.
sat Jas c'sn, sss; Dr. s.,t. sloi Hawthorn. sas
Philips. - - AID sst Hammer / Roberts on Mr.
. IT." ar, sS; Thomas 81. 9 Meranis 3. a. 81
aaai Jno Cunningham 81 Jas sapcs sai. ' c,"'
- I,a, " : Y ,s1 u. s: sH r. g., g
! y Sgn". ss,; .,irpmhc,n'm snI % = Page. svl
wnsn' ~. WIN Rasc sd and sss r r1, ana ~ "
J Clemens en-! D. rala afro "a ant ssIl J v
rs:,ss any W% 1.r@ "'sssi Nv WIN I s.", s
sea.; iiar,lss ssai rn,nsen, 30 and 81 + Tact
!, trent go; Jno Jonanss. ssli WIN Shepherd u
sc Wait. s2i ! bnrsh sa,; II Irvine. sall ~, o,
Lou" ss az: s ~ and s"%n ~ fs,s .a s wv II
NJ DIaam% ,Su sae wiimore b 49, an. So IN. u
sai Camp, ga; @ n p"t'ers n. saaI ) Virgin s,a
gan, 50 !:wd TAILOR. ssi Col p wasrr go: \ H,r.
h, ss WIN n,nt,n s>il $ ID st"wat So; Nj,
M'r1' G NV sas 8 '"" ass A1S
- and sf2 M; AMI Vim G. ,}",cnan, s3l.
cAMrnEII, For De. Avn, at "a and se5; Rev
mar" s27: Lsif rd g, 80; MAI WIN Jns.' Il, sa5s
E w% , Sr, SO ss r" n.."" ss a.aw ca!
y y
NILsoN-For j Johnson, III anil e.. II " ponto
SAY fcassns, 80; II @ edwin. 81 ast al and %
! hos Garter, - and $50; and + Bonldu. s2jt
BUCKINGHAM For II gilbert, eel and Peg ton Tu,.
n,r, - aud SCI "
!, rr q, hsKin oFs, Haley a, 9! and .a'.
BEDfoRp.-F"r P,r,ow, at ~! and 81; Wn, Rad.
fra 25t aud w Strong. 500. :
HI rs For W Charlton. at Oh. 90 aud sIo; an "
YnCs 3m " v
fLpiD -FnrJ B.-sham at 80; Ice e. Hall s,l; n T.
Moni, S6 + iinwoy "a W alters. oN aud SPA j Sow.
ers s2ji n.ey, e.7 st mp S2si; C,i How ard q
and 81; " " -
u wnan, 2ii n and ell;
J Mitchell, 2t, 25, ~ aud s75
M'NTGuhEkf For J wckh1m at SO; A II Rid.n.
g"r :. and NJ II Hnd las % aud S2- c tiibb 2i, AMI
81 wo"wn, s2st; Harvey, s4l; |. T t,arhart
:" and So & Gunner, So;
ThoS trimmings. 20. 2et ~ aud 2iiI
w Leonard ri. 2 - So AID SOL;
Leonard w ills, n q. ~ AMI Sill
ID tifirharL (wlo.e crl,) l.u ~ o. H.
" rtaiws, % o. b ~. 50 ~, IS and s0J;
w at ~ and Sc. Ro ,ksr.
Matthews a, a. i ami St5 Leonard a. Wins al 46 and
- dearhesrt. at ~ and ss7 bought by WIN Cruu; -,
Matthews AT sS,Gongit by VIM Henry flare aud M.t h.
ell . al s',, bought by j !. Glaytor s. Co. 5sses-
Fhca 'ove prccs sinw plainly Lynctburg Is
bicc" market In te United States They them
selves and need comment ab thug hs r,.
1" hteak and -ant high prices your SEND
where The, are ia the ha3t paying those pire.
sc AM send il to the & Merchshs lvertise
aad are In the habit Il The is-st prices like abvc
innc Srit
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-06-10
HARPER e BROTHERS.
Franklin Square, New York,
HAVE JUST PUBLISHED:
BLISS MADAGAsCAR

Three Visits To Madagascar. duri,s Year. a
l-b lntmns j" ruey To the Capital, with Nu.lc,s If
IN" Country aud al The present Csiz the People
By Rev WILLIAM ELLIS. fHS. Amhor of " Polk n.-t an
Researches illustrated by a Map and WouIcuis from
Photographs, Ac. evo, Musin g. 80. (rh. oAl, ma.
hrriged and Unmnti.ated Edition
narrative # most thrilling mission interest
cia8d;i Journal and MessrnEr.
The questions opened Out by this book sI.h public
tntcs that We can mol redeng for AGA. CO.
~ second to Dr LivinKstones 9" Journal .i;hsRdHH
Few men were better Ial ed far this Ma iarasrar
thnn Mr. Ellis His early exp rienfe s, Mi sor a.
~ famiIarized him with the best way oi dealing viii u..
Spec
Agr,eaby written well lnst aej snd contains much N Il
Interesting and novel Mr liis tai
Nrps.
What br Livingstone" has done for Contra. Afira Mr. Ellis
has accomplished Madagascar, liz HI 10 uxnt
the lurr"r - au unknown si'n aud laid nr
Il Vas ,nHIan'c European ,herI sc
Christina Os
book from which ali classics Of r"acs may der -, au,se.
mrid AMI instruction Ntn Orleans trSm
II IN a book # navel truth "a,
1hb"v MI seize II With n much a'ny They i i.vmK-
stones Afrea " J. Obscrrr
Au"ihvr work. bidding ri> Al Livingston. in G,
lchut, ifarR.i..di AoSdatsc
Nj Eltss P'irrh - vn.in" IRA Qaiy:1 " Rtrine
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-06-10
NORTH AMERI AN INSECTS.

Tie Lis" of N"fih Al" len ln>,c.- JAEGER, late
lta"ssor Il Ipln-y AMI ii.snl In the r,res. VI Ne
Jer"y Assisted by II &. Pa SON " ID. With m Ms
Illustrations from Specia ,ns la iAe Cs,nei the Auihor
l2n", Mu-iiu 81 %.
We look this iirile volume thc np,o-.
tne aud inter, sting, as w, he me
under rat &C for LONG time Nj
etinn should be withon. one bs y i Apia
hie Tones
This dry, technical rsase upon as,,gy
amusing IL as Instructive - ri
f'l of anecdotes and hn,iy iuntrat,d Thc mc,,y
ella si Att IA III" abs nee ia nf
The terms, aud tho Introduction inrnua
mao, rendcr The WORK cSiing tho u,u,r
ar he anthor Wa httr for his tsk b.
fnropr and Astnn on tis con;iic - Bus,aa .Jaraal
P''"ss"r Jaeger Ia IS haen for lent
"fnatnr- and Is p rhats rs accomplished "t nosat
wen"m hsvc In the eo"nry writes ith aud ,vac.
> and chtrtvts 10 render his narrative as
slory-N Eresias Post
Is written lucid. com, >tve in
Neae s subject with charm which the
ftl from tho start -BrooSiR Daus Tinats iuue
NOTIcr.-Ny wife wing deserted sssr, this
Il To warn all persons trnst her
viii pay no debs :" lei contracting, ait this date.
H. g. TKEAkLE..
LrNcHBrnG, Va. june 9h. ls5l-un 9-i3i
SELLlNG OFF AG sOaT TOIruO .-Thr
- sui stihcr having determined To change his hu-i
Tom AMI after this sell his entire sock ES
LIQUORS, DRY GOODS, &C. AT cOSr FOR ASH
The H"use at present, occupied by me, is r.. rent.
T"hny one wishing to embark In the troccrv Bu.uers
great iducrment. will he fsred he stock of Goods
srable and lately purchased
june ed,s VIM r HARVEY
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-06-10
A rset PERFORMANCES by Lightnine.

PAscoAa, (Barillville, X. ~ June 3.-The first
thsaase sepsu Of the passed over this place
this mospjng. doing extensive damage ut Granite
Wa. The lightning struck house belonging 70
FSaner Wood, but occupied by Daniel Bennett aud
Henry HUI. Mrs. Bennett was kpo :ked down,
and was unable 70 sprak for some time, Int after
an hoaf revived. and will doubtless recover No
other person was seriously Injured. The damage
was extcns V, and remarkable, that it IL i'm
possible ~ truce the of the electric Anid.
No part of the house escaped injury. Rafters ere
br,ken, studs splintered. windows broken cut,
iathine, castings and ceilings torn Cd; in short the
whole house, within and without, was shattered
beyond description. One current Of the fluid
passed on In an easterly direction beneath u wood
shed, withou, damaging il, deeply furrowing the
ground to . distance of thirty feet. Another went
west to another house. owned by the same, man.
which it injured very much, but less than the for
mer.
We have never seen freaks Of Lightning 90 curl
Gus and explicabe. One Of Mrs. Bennet's shoes
was torn to pieces and burnt. Her little boy was
in bed uninjured, though tho bedstea was broken
anil splintered. In the paror plaster image
was nicely decapa alsl, without being thrown
from the table Ut otherwise broken. la the same
breaking the glass; and the fluid passed through
table, making hole not more than n sixth of
an inch in diameter. and rs smooth ~ could be
bored with gimlet. Other freaks, quite as Gu.
rious. were noticeable in other parts of the hon.
scs. The tenements were all occupied and it is
really wonderful TINT oil the inmates escaped
death. We have heard no estimate of the amount
OF damage, but it must re considerable. o.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-06-10

.-ne natter how dramatically opposed IN prasas'
eipis-will cordially hug and embrace each other.
The fratsrnal grip win Be unchanged betweea
men who have not . single political ssstiss= =
leo9non.. The prospect Of he spoils vii rea1pvs
every o1stsols In the way VI ccslition Of the -
vsrss slsneats-- and shs Democrats pa viii ear
saia laelangs Of different things. - various =
those which were ssirred up by the witches In
Macbeth.
What great thing 1t must b to belong to
such . convenient and accommodating rartyl
Important 10 Foreign-Born Citisens.
The following letter has been handed the editor
of the Memphis lTenn.) bulletin for publication,
by Hume r. Ill., ESQ.,, who has heretofore OBJ
tanned passports for many naturalised citizens
who wish to visit Europe. 1t will be seen that
they will not be entirely safe In relying upon
their naturalization for exemption from military
service during the existing war
DEPARTMENT OF STATE.
Washington. MAY II. 1859.
To Mr.. Feiir lie Cerc. Memphis, 7sna.:
Sn-Your letter Of tie 18th inst. has been re-
ceived. In reply have to state that it is under
stood that the French government claims military
service from all natives VI France who may be
found within it's jurisdiction. Your naiuralixa-
claim il yvu should Voluntarily repair thither.
am. sir, your obedient servant,
LEWIS CASS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-06-10
Disappointed.

The Washington States says Of the result Of the
Virginia Election I'VE regard tho result Of the
gubernatorial election in Virginia MS having sir-
tually opened the Presidential campaign Of 1860
We confess We are painfully surprised by that re-
suit. We confidently calculated that Mr.. Letcher
would receive majority Of from ten to twenty
thousand"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-06-10

FLooD IN THE UppER MIssIssIppI.--St Paups,
June The fl Dis in the upper Mississippi have
done great damage. In this town aud in Brooklyn
opposite residents have been forced to abandon
their houses. AT st. Anthony the upper bridge
was swept away, the lower one damaged, and
nearly all the bridges above have also been carried
away. The river is higher than it has been for
many years.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-06-10

REDUCTION or FARE.-Chicaeo, June 8.-Thc
Pittsburg, Fort Wayne and Chicago Railroad
Comraey have reduced the fare from New York
tn Sl2 Boston $l4. and Baltimore aud Philadcl-
pha $40. Other roads have doue the same.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-06-10

SLAvER ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS June s.
The coast survey steamer Walker, from Key West
on the 4th, reports that the barque J. W. Cobb
had been wed into Havana by New York
schooner. packed NY. scuttled. and abandoned
She had prev ously landed cargo of negroes
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-06-10

ELECTION IN KANsAs.-Lesvsnworth, June g.
An exciting election took place in THE Tersitory
today, Tor members of Convention to frame
stats Consultation. Past Issues were ignored.
asd psstiss stoed on thssfres State basis. Soma
days must elapse before the result is koown.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-06-10

GREAT RACE IN LONG Is1AND-Nsw York, June
8.-Tsr River w.n the four mile race yesterday.
The quickest heat Was 7.42. Agiter won the mile
race in two straight heets in l.60t and l.5l&.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-06-10
BEDFORD ALUM AND IODINE SPRING;

NeaI new LONDON beufoid Co, Va.
THE WATER Of the BEDFORD AI.LM AND IODINE
l. SPRINGS ranks among The first Miner, Waters vhg n
Ia In ,hc trram Mt II Dyspepsia Chronic Diari hu,.
raj Debility. NIL Diseases Of the Urinary Organs
Dsea es OF long standing, and SCRoFuIa
hi w alter has equal Its rapid an
ID eases To which FEMALES peculiarly iabe- imvigo
rating aud STRENGTHENING properties all f biy
IiolRpsus Chlorosis. Weakness Of the back Arp
lite sh"r'ness II Breath &c &C. gives Water r.pua
ton claimed by the Mount Vi eit tJur
best Physicians testify t. the cf of hi,
ircds 1t citizens, who have visited the
springs aud USED the Water, b. testimony
h"crIt improvements have been nlai" and building
erected for the convent II guests and i'll
be pad 10 lnvalds stopping at the Spr
These Springs located the line dividing the
ot Campbell and Bed nd within sh stance aud IN ul
view If the Mountains The Peaks Of Oar n,nx tc
beautiful Buo ds. be- reached few hours from tti.
point The air Is pure AMI invig ra and tn.
me l"" an,s II Virginia and from the
w"ad rt" as securely here A. he would III. II
Mnnnains Situated dire, ly on the ynchburg II, m
Turnpike eleven miles from the frmer place and fur mi
if"n tho FORE Depot which place vehicle
convey yi'itors to aud from the Springs
ECiipLS & SONS, Propr.:nrs
june 10 clm.--kcr. copy I'm
4 GOLD spec GAGi.E> los FL ri,orr drou.
~ pod ar there taken on my Off e. Montay iru.
hs last A PAIR OF GOLD SPLCrACl.ES viii ,.rren
Glasses handsome ard Ill be pail recovery