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BEN FRANKLIN
HOUSE,
WALNUT ST., ABOVE PEARL,
CINCINNATI,


CINCINNATI.
THE large increase of patronage of this establish
L ment the past year. has rendered il necessary for
the prOpretorS to extend their apartments and make
large additions in the way Of
TYPE AND PRESSES
In order to enable them to execute with still more
rrOmptnsSS and elegance the heavy contracts for
BOOK AND JOB PRINTING.
They have now in successful operation l super
royal Hoe Cylinder Job Press, Adams Book Press
1 Adams Job Press, large Double Super ROYAL Hoe
Press, all Of them driven by steam power also 9
Hand Presses, Gard Presses, Hat Tip Press, and
Enclosing PreSs-in all,
Ia different kinds of Printing Machines.
The new Presses and Machinery of the BEN
FRANKLIN PRINTING HOUSE, for ingenuity o.
mechanism, strength Of construction and rapidity and
elegance Of execution, are considered unTivaed by
those Of any other establishment in the West.
The attention of the PrOprietors, who are Practical
Printers, is exclusively and especially devoted to the
Book an0 1ub Business,
And not divtdsa and distracted by the many con.
fcting interests which beBst Daily and Weekly News
papers. The best regulated Book and Job Offices in
the Eastern Cities, entirely disconnected from
Newspapers.
Ev~ Especially would they call tbe at
lentiOn Of persons desiring such work
done, 70 their increased facilities "a exc
cate, in n superior style, Book Work Of
all kinds.
Their PRICES have been greatly reduced, and will
compare with any other Job Office in the CITY, An
materials used BY them are of the best quality that
can possibly be obtained and, as regards COLORED
INKS, which cannot be equalled for brllianoy and
durability, they are Of our own manufacture.
c. CLARK & CO., PrOprietors.
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saw her. She was still very yellow, and more
than ever attentive 10 Fanfreluehe and Coco.
even thought she devoted herself too much to
the service Of these two troublesome pets, to say
nothing Of huge cat which she had added to
her menagerie, as a kind Of hierOgtyphie Of her
condition. How fare the married couple 81
cried she, tossing up her cork curls.--
"Stlll cooing and billing 2"
Madsmoisells," said |, ''they are getting on
pretty WE'LL Claude, finding the historic pen
ell not lucrative has taken to portrait painting
and being no longer an enthusiastic artist, talks
even Of adopting the more expeditions method
Of the DaguerreOtype. In the meantime, hall
the tradesmen in AvignOn, to say nothing Of AK,
have bespOken carieatures Of themselves by bis
hand. Marie makes tOlerable wife, but has a
terrible will Of her own, and is feared as we'll
as loved"
Nathalie tried to laugh but the memory Of
her old illusions coming over her, she leaned
down towards the cat she was nursing, and spark
ling tears fell upon its glossy fur.
The organ of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, O. [Ohio]) 1852-1853, 1852-02-27
CLINTON HOUSE,
BY A. CLINE,
MARTINS VILE,
Clinton County, Ohio.
SONS OF TENPERANCR.

January Is, 1859.
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0he Dailp l)irainiau.

The finest Elegiac eauson upon the 'eh,i' o.
that has We, passed under eve Is the following org
written by Epes Sargent, the a"'hor OF many .
most rayorie songs and also Of some beautiful poems
N;rht Of the tomb lie has entered thy portal
Silence Of death He is wrapped in Thy shade;
All of the gifted and great that was mortal
In the earth. where the ocean msi weepeth Is laid
Lips whence the voice that held Senstes, proceeded"
Form, lending argument aspect august
Brow like the arch that Nations weight needed.
Ewes, wells unfathomed Of thoughi--ali are dust
Nigb, NJ the tomb Through thy darkness i shining
A nrbt since the Star Of the East. never dim;
No Joys exuItafion sorrows repininR
Gould hide IT, in life. or life's ending, from bim.
Silence Of death There we're voices from Heaven,
That pierced the quick OF Faib through thy gloom
The rod and the aqg that be asked for given.
And he followed the Savior traek tho tomb
Beyond it, above. IN atmosphere finer
Loi infinite ranges ofbengs 20 Gil
In that land Of the spirits, TINT region dyiner.
He liveth, he lovoth, be worshipeh stil
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MISCELLANEOUS.
IJuTFEnURsT,s GALLERy-

w aGREhT IAlFRUYEAEN1-l be sai'ss u
,rr bong determined 4eeppaee e3th al lie n'f'"f'
taBta iu be It,-Ine- ed aucs oRd 7Neriai nay
sIt slrb4. 40 e4i,.tr4stea ~ 20 cnsbI' bun Ia pro
i-e ~ ttrez ian -,eand- without the heavy sna3r-
ul contracted fcalIfe. usually attending tie 'am'"i
jzuefreatsre thereby prcsersiue toe et' win al li
sts THe iIgui bTiHe soft, yet veg strong d b'aa
4lIg adapted a. las tHg groups aud children
Having p1red prtbcf paiuz - prn-e 90 hiins ~
lisfsl'ers, ehfl. elegantly fara-he'l aud 3e'''
f1.'f arranged ID j.. one Of TIE most attractive place.
"a the. rfHs.
nsrcs..rfiaIly a.ls continuance Of tint Iatf' eage
hrf ha- been 80 lherrIiy bestowed upon hIm"f "hch
e tcnefs his sincere thaoa. mad pledge him."i r.
,,e s hi. power please all thu call Oh mn"
whether ties wuuf piefutcao r not
Picture, t8lea IN cloudy "a vel clear Gather ~
erlrct sstissetion guaranteed nall cusss,orno charge
Galcty 1cxt door 10 Virginia Bank.
+. +. GIBBS, Proprietor
: IA fine assartrnent Of Locke;s aud Pms always
,a bapd winch vii be filled with pictures very cheap
nov lG-d2y clf J. u, 4.
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MECHANICAL.

TNHE SUBSCRIBER BEGs LEAVE MOST RE.
l. speotfuy call the attention o. the citizens OF
Lynchburg and the adjoining country 10 his large and
q splendid assortment Of BOOT SSHOhs, MJ
III CATERS. &c, Of his OWN MAKE,
~ AMI which WARRANTED oF rnE REsT aUALi'
TY AND OF SUPERIOR wonKaAEsHiF.
Persons wishing to have good aud durable boot or
Shoe for the present season III do we'll to call me,
] am determined 10 please, both regnrds quality
and price
Don't forget call the three doors above the
Franklin Hotel aud Immediately opposite the Citzcns
Savings Bank T. +. GRIMALDI.
dee Ii-ts
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RICHMOND.
Ir.Ioy STEAMSHIP C0mPA-

AVS LINE o. STEAMERS-Pe,nsgl- 49,,
,,l and pireinia. RIA Norfolk for Phitodepha and \
y5rk-Tbe Steamships Pennsylvania, Capt. BaymoI,
,J Virginia Capt. Teal, will. and after Noven,e
al mill further notice. commencing with the Pe6ns,I
Daia leave Richmond alternately. every Wedne.ds.
far Philadelphia and returning leave Philadelphia ever
Wednesday.
Doe notice will be given. every trip in all the dali
,aner. OF the hour of ,her smiling.
These Steamships have been built - crcsslv for H.
linz and are beautifully fitted up for the ACCOMMODATING
8 ssengers set first rate tables, aud every attep
. mid tn their comfort aud safety. They are also mr.
fIcd with Francia's patent Metallic Life-Boats and
,eu care is IA and prompt attention paid to the gE
delivery Of goods In addition to the above induce
,nent- IN travellers, hive made arranPcms ITS Ia
forward Messengers throughto New York by cur, IN.
bonts thereby Offering TO The public opparriln
-, never before offered the price, of yicwlny
the noble Delaware, AMI visiting that model CT PhIa.
dolphin.
Passage through to New York, in LIST Cabin. and
found, s. on
Passage through to Philadelphia, do 8 On
do do do Second do on
For freight or passage, apply 10
RO RANKIN, AG'T., corner % WatcrSt
Richmond, VA
LEVI ELDRIDGE, GENT AG'r.
No. 7, North wharyes. Pii,a
| n B-Shppers will please bear in mind, tuf lbc
steamers leare cD,ry Wednesdays and due notice will ar
all times, be given us the hour Of sailing
| Tobacco carried through to Ne~Yorl, Mt 2Oc In
Boston, 3Oc ID box and all other goods in proper.
ton.
Transportation to be made in superior and fast-saing
Steamers RO. RANKIN.
I.-fifs
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NTEAM MATkREE WOIsKs.

- JOHN I. ROGERS has removed his Marble w rLs
to the corner of Nam and 8h streets wherewb found
fine assortment of Egyptian, ltana,, and American
Marble Monuments, Tombs, Grave Stones, Muntcl
Pieces of every description, WulP ates, Fronts &c
Any design in carving executed in the neurc 81 man
aer. Orders from tie country with city reference,
romptly attended to.
Mr.. having served his apprenticeship in of tho
largest establishments in New York city. and having
much experience in the business latters himself that
all work executed his shop will give entire at, fac.
ton as any done North South.
Riclnnnd. .JnIY l4-lNd
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IssU ANCECO mPANY

ALLEY OF VIRGINIA Al WINCHESTER
Chartpal U0rch IN. ls52.- Copi,a $4,000.
WIN PowER 40 INCREASE rHE SANE 70 5000 900
THIS COMPANi. having been duly organized, Is
i rcndy to receive applications aud issue Poll
les aud offers the citizens Of Virginia the uducemcHt
f home Company for the safe insurance Of all kind
# property. merchandise, &c, fair and equitable
atcs The Directors assure the public that TIN. Com.
ANY will be conducted with view permanenry, aud
ntbe sIice.t principles Of equity justice, and cose
egurd to economy and the safety OF the insured
PrRsfDfsr-JOSEPIl s. CARSON.
SKcRfrARY-C. $. FUNK.
AcruAaY-O. +. BRESEE.
losFrH :. CAHsoE, = WIN. l.. CLARK,
JAWS +. RTELY, JAMES H. BURGESS,
LLOYD LosAA, : \. W. RicHARDsoN,
loHs KERR.
tg Office on Pcradiila near the Valley Bank,
W.,ehe-tor. +. ID. CHRISTIAN, AGEsT
Sept IDLY Lynchburg.
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100 GROSS OF steel Pens-Amoo,
z ~ nfl

=
The Genuine Albata Pen
Self Supply do
Reservoir do
Gillott's celobr5tcd BOB do, extra fine
Spring barkr egistered points
Superior Tutone PEN &C.. sc.
Among the above, are Pens of the l,,os, i
ton from new dies, and the best style and onn, ,b
can be found Price 25c.. to 81 80 - gross '' mat
u ease call and examine the above, at Sou,b e.,
s',a" c. MORSE
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HATS AND CAPS.

ran FASHIONS ron 1892.
TINE subscriber has nov received his New York,
Il Baltimore aud Philadelphia styles OF Gentlemen >
No. ! Moleskin sk. black and white Beaver and
Brush HATS. which. Tor durability and beauty, cannot
be surpassed la this any other mark His stock l.
large and complete. embracing all OF the kafc and
'o% g z, e, r ,y. q H4z G "s@ e4E %
To which he cordially nvitr- - oil friends and
customers and the public generally give him cal
before purchasing elsewhere. Hi stock will be found
as cheap rs any other establishment in the city. All
kinds of Hats made order with and Dispatch
~ Customers Hafs drcssrl orr fce II chatge
Call at the -ign Of the BLUE RAT.
oct cts WM SITTER
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gfz OOKs, PIANOS, SEA

/gFLEfzl OOkS, PIANOS, STA
El-AsfTw TlONERY ,PAPER-HANGINGS FAN
SA1@-AzV Cf ARTICLES, &c.-D. b. PAYNE is
no" receiving the largest and most desirable assortment
ct B9o6s Staionery Paper Hangings Fancy articles,
fIA0S and other articles in his line, has been
offered in Ibis city and would take say to biz
customers that having purchased portion of hs stock
ut the New ork trade sales, and the remainder mostly
lar cash, he and will, fill their orders at prices thai
must be satisfactory.
ENpropY. oct 81 dts
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MERCHANDISE.


VI IgAoiesaIs ana Rstaa Gfaorts and Coatfaisf'oa
Merchant, Nam stres, Lynel5gtR. 70 "re nov re-
eeising, and havein .tore. then le.h fa Fp, Of he"
Good, Vi
100 bag RE, Laruira Java oaJ 0afseai'e c,Tes
80 hhds and bbgs Orleans. Porto hice"ad Glaf.
20 hha. oni 56. \ o,Ie,a. pod We, Iadi, No
lasses.
80 Dbl. box. cru.hed. powdered Loaf 'agal
20 bbls superior Coffee sugar
go sacks Liverpool and ground alum ALT
GOO kegs Nail- and spikss, al sIzes
100 n Sole Leather
60 tons rolled aud country iron, tpart on eensign.
mept) consisting Of squire, round, band.
halfropnd, &c. e., all sizes
10000 n. Cotton iarns (rnu on consignmepi) beH
1000 n. Nailor., squire and ocoson ea.f-.te"l' eli
500 H. shrar steel
2500 bs bsf,red steel
6O.00e feet beet Safety tuse
800 kegs Dupont best blasting Powder
10 baic. 35.z-sand - Dome.re.
10 do No1 aud - OznaburRs
% packapcs Gnnpoedcf black and mP"rinl Ten
- bbls Tnnnersnpd Lamp Oh
90 boxes s<t0. ~ 10 <12, - "a Glass
40 bbls and half bbs No /, aud Herripgs aud
800 Negro Blankets all prices
$50 pair bed do do
30 dozen Wool Hats, ell qualities
10 do Cloth cups
IS cuses Liaugriae some yeIy ths
- Baskets oil
90 boxes Tallow Adannutine an Sperm Candles
IL Dbl. best Carolina
80 kegs Lows white Lend, no !, extra aud pure
10000 rs prime Bacon Sides
IS realms wrapping piper.
Also, Calieoos, Bed-tcking-. blcaehed Domestic,
Plni1 Lnseys. Negro Clothiag Spice Pepper Ginger,
Coppcras, Alum. Saltpetro Indigo, Madder Borax,
Clover and Timothy seed Manila Rope. all aife-, Vine
par Axes, round and .qnnre. point shoyels painted
Buckets, Hor.e do, &e, Nc. Also, Chewing aud
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4 rr;tigeenpmto s. 49, n,s,s Ana. '52

y Arrangement OF thc Mails, Aug. o.
N2lt lliEkN.-ArrIt cs from Charlottesville on w,
ame "a IS as heretofore, viz Tuesdays, thursdays ana
tathIdays Schedule time Of arrival, m. Leaves Oh
sundays Wednesday, and Fridays at 3 al
-, ~ 1hhi MAli.-Ihe Packet brings Way Man
ednesdays, Mondays and Sundays and takes one Mon
dlayS, " edneslays and Fridays. OnMonday morning.
richmond and Northern mail Is received by the Packet
hAll ;ROAD MAIL.-Mais are dispatched by 'u0
nafoad daily at 80 Tor Forrest Depot, Libt'H
pnofdS, Big Lick, Salem, SC, for Finea lie, ana ~
! lie present, ailthe watering places -.
ny u2 railroad also sent, Tuesdays, 1hnrso'I
ana saturdays, mails tor Bedford Floyd and Frankll
LEXINGTON AND PNTTONSBURGM All--Nf
r'Ie' daily except Sunday, at Gap. m.
itaRes daily, except Sunday, at half-past six ,,,
FARMFll -LE-An yes daily except sunday, ao' r,.
tiohlshl bringing the mail from Richmond, ana pa
Eofth, South and West of that city Leaves daily H'"
= n J." ~ ?. m, except Saturday night. ,,,1,rs
LAW l-LE-ArIives, as herr 'ofore, Tuesdays, LIS
''ay> and Saturdays. Leaves, t. heretofore, Mo'u'
" ednesdays and Fridays at 3 m ,,rs
fhDl-AR MlI.LS-Anves, as heretofore, Mo ubo;3t
ana Thursdays, between 10 and IL a. m. Leaves 'o0
| p m same days.
81 Mails closed at 6 p. IN. mon
W. Oh Sunday morning. the Office will be KEEP y
Tor one hour after The Mail is ready Tor delivery =,
Aug ls.dts WIN. NJ BLACKFOR0, P. NJ
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I0V NT0'Ilc1n Pu5IIshcrs poctfulIv INVITE H.
u"o"I l6elrteow citzens 10 the merits of tho aLe,
works feeling assured that none will arise From
P'rp.a without being convinced that they sub.erye rho
o,a ,,' i'Sts o. popular Intelligence, and add in an
eminent degree to the general happiness of the paron
by mparlng to The public mind healthGl s,ir,i's e
high ordorot intellectual pleasure. '''''''''' 'o
COPIES OF all the above works can be seen On rho ;,
o''s't the ,NIRatNAN READING ROOM where ,nbscria
tons will be received. Tsar. So9Os|cr'P
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pOOAs ON AGgsICULTURE, &c

R0OEAS ON AGEsRCULTURE,N &c
~ ID Is PAY NE has on hand, and will sell on good
terms
Complete Farmer and American Gardner
'amily Kitchen Gardner, by Blunt
Practical Agriculture, by johnson
Johusons Agricultural Chemistry
Quit tie Horse
Sheep
Pig
Dog
stephens Book of the Farm
he American Farm Book by Allen
Aliens Rural Architecture
The American Muck Book
Treatise on liot-house
Liebigs Agricultural Chemistry
Poultry Books, several kinds
The American Furmers Universal Handbook
Coleman Practical Agriculture
Mrs Bis Practical Cook Book
Miss Leslie, Receipt Book
complete Cookery
House Boul,
Virginia House Book
Acton, Cookery
i'erch'S Cookery and Domestic Economy
Agriculture Tor Schools, by Blakev.
Also large assortment Of Hand Books, of RuroI
ana domestic Economy in Paper, at 25c each &c, &c.
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READ THIS
From the Hon John Mclean Assoc late Judge Of the
supreme Court.
CISciSNArI. 29th Oct. 1872.
Dcnr Sir: | thank you for the engraved likeness of
General Jackson il san excellent one. In the latter
part of his life his grey hairs his tall and venerable frame
the sincerity aud Kindness Of his expression and man
nor, coptiyated all who became acquainted with him.
I'fhcrc were few if any. persons educated at home or
abrood, however mach they may hive as,ociated with
foreign courts, whocqun The grace aud effect OF Gen
Juckson's manner in soriul circle. Whether We con
siler him in the field in the dnwiug-room or at the
bend Of the administration, he was IA remarkable man
With great respect,
JOHN MCLEAN.
C.,,,,, ~ Cl;l,
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L'NGgsAyED, ylsarlNG.ssUSGSU4s

Il and Wedd0g V0Tds, ~. Also, Conpcr n7aIr
printing for Curds Bill heads &c. &c
All orders forthe above, promptly attended to- pense
call AID examine specimens at Il Southcnd Book
nov 1Uls Q MORSE.
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II ADJOINING IIIEPDNI OFFICE. ITkCuHUnG
VA u. GADDESS q. RRO. ProDrietoys (t@
merly of Baitmore,) keep hhod and make toHerder
Northern prices, Egyptian and Italian Mnfbe Man
ties, plain aud ornamental Monuments. Tomba. llead
and foot Stones, Garden Vases Counter, Table Bureau
md Wash-stand tops, made any size the shorc,
notice. Also, door aud window sills.
Any order, from country entrusted 10 ns, wil
he faithfully executed with n,Rtuess aud dispatch nt
Aug i3-dts J. u. LADDESS' 4 BRO.
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BOOKS STATIONERY &C,
PREsENTs,--Bo oho


y sfbhdilly buubd aud elegantly Iiiusirai'
- Is fAyEg.
lou1e Book ef the Picturesque,
.ook 81 Home Beauty,
,al .reafc Balnds,
lrfpiae. Of shakespeare.
irIbaod II Shakspcare's Heroines,
lsL .prare's works, all yty.es,
Women Of the Bible,
Dur Saviour with Prophets ard Apostles,
'haraeferistics Of Women, by Jemmersoh'
abinef Of modern Art,
ems II Beauty, an annual for 1913
.yefing Book. by kirk nnd.
luerns Of England, Elegant,
clutir- Ut the Court Of CHARLES 2hd
lual llomes splendid,
be Ir.s, very beautiful,
he Book ofCOstumes.
be- Home Circle. by Mr. Kirkland,
ella, by Bulwer,
cgaries ol Bachelor, Prcttily bound,
Women Of tie Scriptures,
eeues in the lives Of the Apostles,
do do saviour,
do do Patriarchs, &c,
he Mirror Of Life,
lar'. Female Prose writers Of America,
;ryant', Poetica works,
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SOUTHEIN FINE ART, Bx n. H..
- WEIGH. OF CHAHLEsToE S.C.-GEO WASH
INGTON- Unprecedented pthcaaHaks Of dm@lc9H Finn
nj Hceh sMaga5dsiem Portrait II WASHING
TOA-l20 by u inches Engraved on steel lby per
mission from Gbcri Stuart's only ojgjnoi printing
The celebrity of this great engraving has doubles,
become familiar "household words' 10 the mind oil
every person in thu L s. who Gun read.
Every Artist Schoinr Statesman and Jurist in our
country and ia Europe capable Of judging, has pro-
uounccd WEIGHS WASHINGTON PERFECT trans
script Of Stuart wordre0owned printing aud n such
rHa ONLY CORRECTLY fSoRAvED PORTRAIT IN EXGs-
fiACF.
Five Doll ans PER cory.
Tho only merit this Forrnit Of Washington possesses
f.. lnt the Scunte Of the United Suites, and the most
cechtocd Scholars Artists Jurst4 aud Statesmen Of
thu United Sntcs, pronounce it the ONLY CORRECT Por-
TINT OF " aslingtnn EVER engraved,
Panirn attention Is invited to the following letter
from the Hon Roger raDry, Chief Justice Of the l..
States;
BALTINoRE. june %, 1852
Dcar Sir: Accept my thanks for the Portrait OF
Washington. As work Of nrt. its excellence and
beauty must strike every who il and it il
less mppy its likeness the Father of his country.
II my good fortune to have him in the days of
my boyhood and his whole Appearance is yet strongly
impressed memory. The portrait you have is
sucdappcars be likeness, representing
perfectly, the expression well the form and ea
lures of his lace. With great respect
Inn your ob't servant,
X. b. TANEY.
Geo w Childl, ESQ, Phla.
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UNDERSIGNED MOULD res.

A CARD.-THE UNDERSIGNED WOULD res.
"a pectfully ask continuance of the patronage
long bestowed upon him, to the concern and in
this connection he deems it proper, ask all who
indebted to him to forward and settle thejr
counts without delay.
mere are many claims of long standing which, must
i up and il is expected that all who know them
Lar oe indebted will pay attention To this notice.
o-ps s. DIUGUID.
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= ~ OF the charter of u he Lynrhburg aud Abira
don Telegraph Company" reads as follows:
ngy break, ni0re, destroy, oriut,rrup the rna,,,
lines or communications, or any part thereof-I,
erected by the said company ia pursuance of his
he She or they shall pay Ia the soid corporation ar
hundred dollars lor said offence and ,lnu ba Grl
liable for all damages which the said conn,,, ,
'uHcr IN repairing thenjnry, aud from The intcrr,,
of their business tn be recovered in an nrtion ,r &
Pass'-aod 1t any person, iucurugthe penalty nc,r,
said shall through inSniN ency any other raa.c bo
uhlc or shall fail 10 pay the penalty or DAMAGES ac,,
.ail. and shall second time commit tresspass uno, ~,
,pid lines ohy part thereof, as aforesaid h. bo "
hey shn be liable upon conviction thereof. 10 an inn
NOR more Than six months
The penalties Of the section above rccitcd. will be-
= gidly enforced. r. B. DEANE, JR..
President L. & A. Telegraph Co.
9 richmond lsenH,"eeky) Times and Fnrnlyi,
-urual will copy 1t and send account to this office
Sept 3--dts
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NOTICE TO ALL!-HE ALSO. BY acct
SrRING sTOHK EOR Is52.-HOYD

y ~ BRO7HER, MINI Street, Lynchbyg, Va
lmpnrters of CHINA and EARfllENWARE and Deal-
era in Cut Dressed and Plum GLASS Ware Loottng
G}aSses GHandoics, Piotd and BtilIania Hare, Wai-
ers, Casters, Sc; are now in receipt Of their Spring
supply of Domestic and Foreign Goods of tlcir own
found in such Establishments Our Stock is of the
lnrgest offered in hsnarct and hnvng been
fully selected and bought onthe most favorable terms,
determined not tn be undcrsold by any House
in the country either North South Merchants and
others wanting anything IN this line would do well
raund examine Stock and prices before PURCHASING
elsewhere-tceug confident please nll in style
quality and price of Goods. The Ladies' particular
| ly invited 10 emil aud examine our Stock.
| mnrch 9g-ts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-12-25
PUCK SHOT AND BULLETs-The

~ subscribers have Just received lot OF Buck Shot
and compressed Bullets, u sizes. and for sale by
VIM b & c FISHER
Its Onn,t.tp Tia Er,rlli,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-12-25
GREAT ATTRACTION,-IIIST rocoi,

NJ ad "a ATTRACTION JUST receiv
inp Psro u ns G trade immense quantities of Cook
and coal. Fancy and plain Coal c. .or WOOD Woo; gs
a M,anIaa summer pieces beautiful and cheap. S
oooSing Ranges tor wood and coal some Now, ,a,o
winch have been selected, with great car, a',e'ns
Northern markets, and warranted to give nec LIN. .'
faction. Chilsons patent hot air ventlatne and r,
able Furnaces, all sizes for warming Dwellings Ch
es' Factories, &c Patent Metallic Mirror Nantes. Of
magnificent design and finish, and which are fast e
ceding the of Marble.
He is also prepared to furnish Sputs patent Light
ming Rods, Cast iron Railing, Hydraulic Rams lift and
force Pumps of the best kinds in use Hose Lead Pipe
oheet lead, Stove Fixtures &c. &c. making altogether
.he largest and most complete assortment offered
IN TINS MARKET and which shall be sold for less than
any other establishment in the city. C. S. BLISS.
r 81 IN and Iron Roofing. and Eave & Hers, mad,
and put on to order in "a superior manner.
l3-dts ~ 9 u
INSEED OIL-20 bbls Linseed oil. ;n., ye.
- cetvea by leci le.ts1 D. r. LYNAN.