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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-02-19
The Fashion.

Many of the Eastern papers. and not few
Of the Western city sheets, are down on the
prevailing fashion of going to parties at late
hours and returning at an early hour, .. e.
going to parties at ten or eleven O'Clock, and
STAYING to the wee hours of morn. They
urge upon the leaders of "the ton" to start
the fashion of going to parties at eight
O'Clock as the latest hour, and returning by
IL O'Clock or midnight.
Fashion has wisely been called tyrant.
: 1t is certainly most exacting tyrant. 1t
makes men and women commit absurdities,
tina. common sense, prudence, taste, incli-
nation, and the very laws of health, con-
denim. 1t bows necks to implicit obedience
which would scorn to stooP to any other pow
er on earth. II makes the prudent foolish
and the foolish ridiculous. What it don't do
with tt ose at all under its influence, might
be hard to discover. But among all the fool
ish vagaries it sets up for its blinded follo'v-
ers, there are certainly not many more rid.
culous than the folly of going to parties at q
ttI1 ldlC liOui W iElu' IL Suiai hNNio W
morning. 1t is fashion the most vulgar car
initiate, and which is as much fashion
among the tcould be somebodies, as among thu
somebodies themselves. The Misses Sob
of Chuckerdom village glory quite as mucl
in "the fashion" of late hours,as tn,
Socks and Smiths of the Union Park pa
laces of New York.
But we had not intended to waste space il
discussion of the abominalities of fashion
Fashion has but limited sway in Evans
vile. 1t is probably fortunate for Ms, tina
wealth and fashion have not found YER
favorable combination here. We hav
wealth among US, but our weathiest citizen
and their families; generally care least abou
fashion. They dress plainly, live plainl,
and are no doubt just ntented as if Il G
were shining at the head of paste imitatio
of aristocracy, admired and envied of bev
foolish women and weak minded men,
There always will be and should be classif
cations in society, but there can be division
without the follies of fashion in Ill things
distinguish one class, and flimsy limitations
mark another, or total Independence
all fashions particularize any.
------y--~fecIuoo
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-02-19

rACKEREL.--e5 packages assorted tumbers in
N barrels, halrbarrels and kits for sale 10y
:. K. GILBERT e. CO.,
feble Sycamore st. near Water.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-02-19
NEW ADVERT. SEMENTS

IODFISH.-5 boxes in fine order and for sale by
~ 5. Z. GILBERT q CO.,
febl9 Sycamore st, near Water.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-02-19
FLOU. AGENCY

w have takenthe Agency Of the "Francisco MIL"
w aud shll be constantly supplied with rery choice
article of Ilour which wifi sell for Cash deye-
nv. AT a rery lor price. S. Z. GILBERT & 60,
f.bl9 60 q Syc. near Water. q
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-07-30
Thn IIt.le NMnrninr EInr, -

Dear Iit,le pet She was going n journey
n the cars, win mnmm., AM her li',,c cure
head could not say On the pillow, Tor 'hutu /,
Of II. She va' nwaks by - t,v0 and hul
ben trying 10 rouse mauolEf.t 81 lr.r She
Ind told hrf' JOY in lspin. ar-.ats to Dolly,
whose s,ol'.l iuifg: ncc WG- ~ r-0vo. -
especially when she knew she Rascrry - 81,
"her dear, wlitcaltci ODD grand papa" wholtt
never vet iuokcd upon Ter sweet tNc' glthong.
pen and hi: had long SINE hcrald,i b.. poi
Projections Yes, little pet must lot. her =. t.
test, I"r grand rapaa eyes are INt lin that
that the sight OF pretty face doesn't r1crr i n
Ike raw Of glad san light - ,,,a r'osss Wv.
nf golden hair are nicely coulhcS. .uu 10 b. 3
Dire put On. to leighton 0y contrast T.. u,
fsInssS of the neck hsd shoulder. thca. :
white apron, to keep all tidy; then the C..ir-
ella boots neatly Jared ! CIV. ,ca yor 'i'te pt
wish had YOU in nv arms Il. Minute.
Good bye II How her little cur,s taA what a
nice seat our tiny yoyaGer has. by ,t.' f.. sau'
open window upon mammr.s krg.i Nv n.
dprIu'ly Mst tn" trees, and houses, and icl.r7 ~
past Was there ever any,h'n; like III and
how it makes her eye wink. wher Nc cas- dash
under the dark bridge snd how Ia, g., . ring
ING Of silver belle thst littlt musical lrr,h i.
-han they dsrt out again INTO the IL sun.
light How cows, and horsf, an sheep all
run at that horrid whistle l.i,l,, ye' feels rs
though she Wa, most woman 10 be tra"nl
irg about. SEEING SO many fnc ,tirss On d.
dash it half takes her breath rvry lat she
is not afraid: no indeed What l.t'a darling
ever could he afrniA, when its .sDls was in
mammals love claspi
hlas! poor little pp,l
Grand.papa's eyes grew wc'ry watching for
~. ia, H.. =
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-07-30
Getting NcrT.eis

D,,i,y ~ Ia, ..-,,,.,.- a., l-tl-. ,o.,I.rt fen,
.,ir.d m ,.,s ri ~. .s,,,ntoc,. within cff,r,,.l
.,m, nmu.rtr.r, :, iio .c.c,,t,r- 81. he t,.np
and f,rn,-h.l s,..i C.y, rn,.il.,atl. ti,.t as,,,
aFrr. II 'o,rpr,.i ,n church an ,n, Of ,b,..,
crlei afternoon. nm I'll IA, vorlt sr,,,,. rad,
too drnp aglcrn. v hen the d,s, luz l.,,t, .n ia,
window panes ard The do, Irs ,,o rlf door .tos,,
m. afternoon s.,y,-s bnl arJ.d or,I II. c,o.
grcgution were arrer,iry ,Lp,..,lyes g. Inn.
i, .iun when. to the grcat aston.l,n.p, s,.it,,u
fest interest Of the wor.hipe,s fine ,ooa . r.,,.
descended from the puluit ia tie ,!,ss ,,lnw ard
looking soIemn--very--.aid inr ra,m clear VOICE
Nrl0.. wishing fn Ln ,,,ifrd IL, leL,l, L,nI.
Of m,,rirlory. Will now plsaap cone forward"
h deep s'inc., instantly f,li orer tie cragte.
ga,,un t,,keu ouiv by tho mailing 81 M, n.
some pretty girl or excited r,,tr.n changed her
pu-iiion to csrch the !.rst yiey Of Ice r.'.pl. to
lie married 10 one arose. or seemed 10 the least
/ inclined to rise
Whoreupon the worthy CLERGYMAN, da.nnr
his first notice unheard o. misunderstood. again
said:
"Iet those wi,iirg 10 be united in tho holy
/ bonds OF ma,rinony now come forward"
| Still no one stirred. The tilerce became ai
most audible, and painful sense Of TIE ask
wGrdness OF the nosirion was gradually spresd.
! iGg amo1g those present when a Young gentle
man who had occupied racan' scat ia The troad
ai>le during the service, slowl, arose and delber
aiplv walked to the r,or of the altar. IL. waa
GOOD 10 king. ana well dressed, tut M IN,
present knew him and no fcmala accompanied
his travels. Wien lie a5yised at reapccia
be distance nf the c.vr2' fnar. he paused. ard
with rryerrn' bow, stepped to one side # the
aisle. hut nei her said ANYTHING o. seemed ut all
mlsr'n''r'rd a. IRE id"S I" '"ing married 'i'rS
Inc clergyman lacked anx'ous!y nroard fer tie
BRIDE WI" he supposed vns yet 10 arrive, snl
at le1c'" remn'ked :" the ynans gentleman.
ne lady, ar. IS c,Hiotyl
n"rV' sr
had We not better dele i'e ceremony
! thhk n?t. % you suppose size will be
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-07-30

CHICAGO SreaLINe AND Mis.I.siTri RAitaoAp
The Commissioners. NrS,res. Naper, Hess. De.
rlpnt Wallace, and others. have notice il some ol
the Iper. west of lhls city, that On til. 18Th day
of september next hacks Of subacrihuun to the
capital stock ot he 10 &c road viii be- opened at
The CT, Hotel, IN Chicago. The charter deter
mlnrs the points in tn. ral road a, follows: To
commence 1T the citj At Chrrago, thence hy the
most eligible route to the slmgr Of Nperylllr,
IN Du Page county thence IL Aurora, Kane Co,
thcncs near the village Of Little Rock Kendall
county thence tn Sterling Whiesdrs county
thence to the Mississippi river to point not Ear
above Fultcn city. nor below ALBANY on sad riv.
CT, in sad County Of WdEcs,jc.- Chiccgo bm,.
G,iJI
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-07-30

4 SPINNING RAcE.--Some two thousand PEG.
rl, collected at the Bathing establishment OF
Dr. Ea0 at Hartford, Conn, on Wednesday, Of
last week, to witness swim ming race Uhicl,
took place in the river The bathing establish
myrt hls walks which extend OUT into the Con-
.sg6tut river, between the two willow islands,
s.l Aetc we're Glei With spectators, both men
nd vuurn Oh tha shore also there were large
.along, oi gentlemen and ladies' and the rive,
tar a long distance Was fligd with boats giving
the whole scene quite n Venetian appearance
Seventeen swimn.tr> entered the list Sne Am
ereans and eight Germans The distance swan
wa. about ono mile--Mr ulrch Mol, y German
coming mnhead A series of yariegatod Drum.
monG IrN-ani rockets lent IN additions. effect
to ,ta Gene While the music tom the Hartford
Bras hand al the German Liede,kraus, voHnl
snciety, gave interest and animation 20 the &c
.asinn. The soldier, Of tho Hungarian army
we're obliged to practice swimming 10 Il part OF
their military exercise. 1t wab often nceess-ry,
during the Hungarian var, to cTo.s rivers in ,hs
way, carrying their Lnap sacks and mu.hats -
Hence the armies were taught to swin ny BAT
TALON.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-07-30

TnYr~g SITUATION ron MoTurR.--A few days
since daughter Of Mr. Ioa'ah S'wWlle, cf Bel
grade. Me, about two yt1r5 ~, ft,. ,ato vali
eighteen fac, deep. The mother wa. informed
of the occdrDt, busvhen she arrived the little
one had sunk in four feet Of wa'rr She rar - a
neighbour, twenty rode or more for as1is.au,r
but found none Retaining, -" ',wsred tAe
well pole to the trttom, and brOusn, .Le caill to
he surface, The little thing tlingng 10 the role
with IT, hands l.a nolher raised it n few feet
VIXEN il, hold r-.axeG aud il again Sans. Again
rhr lowered tna pole which COMING in contact
with tae little bands, ii was taken Wv e death
grasp End the child thus drawn up twenty feet
to It's mothers aims Notwithstanding il WIS
apparently dad mth time, by proper sxe,tious
!, vas stored 81 re-
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-07-30

'EossrTH and MAsliSl are reported by p oreiS
journal To have left London some weeks since, uu.
announced and NJ one knows wh-,G they are
The Boston Atlas surmses that llszlui has gone
to Italy aud Kcssu,h to Turkey to prepare to
NIX III the active scenes now promised in Eastern
Europe.
ko.suth in III. last address delivered in Boston
stated ha, Turkey was making such rapid pro.
grtss in adopting tho military tactics Of the West,
that RuS.i, NO Id not allow her To remain long
ut p a e, because eilht or ten ysar4 peace would
IN hle her to become too well ognn sd to he
easily u luz tted. War, therefore. hp commended
must OCCUR, az, Russia change her pol cv. IN tie
even. Of eurh var. he Su!l Hungary wcsld not
hp idle rud it, prohaNl, ,hu, &c las gone to
Turkey, t.ndy to enter Nunqury aud call h,s
count ymen to arrns ,Io Gr't favorable opportu.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-07-30
How 70 MAKE A Cow Isr DOWN Mrlw-wo clip

how 10 Make Cow LSr DOWN MlLg--We clip
'"' following from an exchange paper:
= few Years $50 hough, yoang COW which
prove" TO he very wild. and when took away
her hrst cali, she would not give her mix /
Heard il remarked, inst pxttins weight on tic
cows rars won'd make Ser give the milk down
a''otdngly drove her iniotha stable got q tn q.
shel 9! gram ard put !, on her back. While kcp,
IN tbs position she had no power 10 keep up her
milk md it came down freely After doing hi.
. lev times and afterwards quitting ny hand on
the back Of the COW, it would give wav, and she
would 'nued'atcl = give down her milk - Cah,.
yoipr.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-07-30
Woolsey's City Bailoyy.
Change OF Lo alton
Cash SIstam GnntinuAh,

ITS ouhy The catclul consideration Of every
\ tlnlIy, thalitIs bc'ter ccoHDmy. cheaper, and
m,rs heating to use Woolsry's bread cakes, aud
truckers, than 10 he troubled TO make them Mt
ho,ne, tor the following rcascns: They are made
by experienced w1gkmrn, ia scientific manner
raised, kncanrd, aud baked Mt the proper time
andll hrg ql1ntl,ics, aud will be delivered by the
btehd wagon, on the Liue dniiet Lice Principie,
TIN; is cheap for cash" Than<N,l Cor past pat
ronnge, hope sill to m'ril the appreciation of the
citizns OF Ottawa. ,.Vl>itors from city o. country
will alwlySinl at WcoIsry's a welcome Re
freshments always on hnnd lee cream rooms
tor lliesand gentlemen open during the season,
on reasonable terms.
Orders lett nj the post office on Woolseys slate,
or AZ the store ot Mann & Pierce will be promptly
attended to each day before tea
N d. Woosey's bread, cakes, and crackers
viii aIwaysbe ioundirc at tn store oil Mann &
Pierce
Blkery, No. Marquette ST., near the railroad
depot, April %
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-07-30

Now, every steamer that arryes--and they
come IN of late IL fleets Of three or four--hrings
II population more than sufficient to people such
! town rs the old pueblo Buena
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-07-30

SAN TARANclsCn Nov AND THIN-Thr pcpula.
ton of San Francisco is now nrnrly 10000 The
city has covered tie old sand b. aCh, mounted the
h,i., ovelflnwed into the valleys beyond pnroach.
I'd upon the waters and promises perhaps not
may generations hence Ia cover tn. Peninsula
between the the Ocean and Bay. Behold how
great tree may grow from - little seed SIX
wears ago in June, lS4r the California Star the
first paper ever published here, gave the follow
Ipp ne thl n,prl ,t,ou ,E tba tll,vo
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-07-30
New and Fashionable Clothing
FURNISHES. SVGyr

LIB II Al - p e. IG5 poru
itAVElusl recevrdat The ". ! Ciotiiag Store
formerly occupied by T. Wise large ass0g.mcui
Of Fashlonah' Clothing They also keep on hard
clothing 81 their own manufacture, which they
wlii warrant TO be strong and durable They have
Just rerevedu splendid lot OF
CiothS. CaS>ipleyeS, and VesijngS,
Which viii be madrnpto orleron he shortest no.
lice. and IS cheap no, cheaper than they can be
Ionnd in any house IN Town
iURNIS.EIEG GOODS.
large yorieiy conslaatly on hnrd, such ne shirts
collars, crnv0ts, boots. shoe. nc.
The public ar" respectfully invited ocnlinndeE-
anime cur stock before purchasing elsew here
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-07-30

opEr TIE LAw,-Forty Of The principal r,e~
chant, and business men Of jacksonville in to-.
State, have signed and published Cord. II
which they say; After the first Of August. the
law prohibiting the payment out or receiving
small bills not Issued in this State takes effect
We therefore give this timely notice to nur
friends and customers. tina, thev may not exprc'
u to receive from them hills 4 los denomna
ton than five dollars Hfter that dtto. excepting
those legally issued and registered of oLr own
State.
That's the way to do II. Drive out these for.
e'sn shin plas'prs, and let us have a good cur.
rency for once
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-07-30
OTTAWA BUSINESS DIRECTORY

NDRWI' y FISEiIWs Geo. II. NoLrls-.
~ Geo ) Fisher attorneys At Lar 4 Lahd
AGENTS, Oudod, H.; VIII pay particular nt,cn-
ton t"t1r payment ot,dNrs in any parl OF Illinois,
purchasing and -rung Real Estate, investigating
titles, collecting demands buying and selling Md
Ilary Land Warrants. and loro,lur them on the
b'w LiDiS Tar soldiers o. others, securing pen-
sinls 1nl all claims ngoinst the Government 49,
OtfttG-D1 the southwest corner OF the Pub
liy square.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-07-30
TEXAS.

. The wheat crop in Texas are nll harvested
snd are represented 10 he the argcst ever pro
dnred in the country The other crops are in
verv favorable condition, though at Las, account,
Can ult.,) the country generally was suffering
for want Of rain, no rain having fallen in man,
parts of the State for upwards If four weeks.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-07-30
Business Garhs.
eITs "a Va q sug5

ever Oiirrcn ~ tins market md
at prices to defy competition They have iacli-
ties for manufacturing superior 10 my this side OF
Chicago and are dsIernnled 10 put their price
II he Loetd Ndrk
In addition to what they manufacture themselves
they are receiving a good assortment ol furniture
from the most fashionable hOuscsiu Chicago, which
they vii! sell az Chicago prices, adding ransporln-
ton. They wouIdcaii particular attention 10 the
tact that they are making their
Bodsteads,
which enables them 10 furnish . cheaper AMI bet.
ter article than can BE- 90; e.ewhcle and ,lty
will make any size and pattern that may be called
iur,orany olhcrarce III the cabinc, elupho,stcTy
line, on short notice.
Furniture Dci!yer'dGnd sPtyp
m any part 81 lh, town, aud II i. does uoi give 60
ti.inCuon th, money Wut lee rtiunoct. lacy nEo
keep ON hand Sash and Glass OF al! kinds. They
hope 10y -trci attention 10 business TO receive j.!
teral share Of patronage.
Undertaking.
They viii pay particular attention 10 this bus..
ness. C"Nius Of all sizes cou.tauly ON hand
FIsks Nc.uUlc Burial ca-cs iuurh,d u called tor
Persons irasiug Ihrir orders wtlh Nh, N wii br re-.
ucyrdlrum further trouble, as lh,y attend funerals
with hear-r and iuuul hca lg'- u wanted
Nay22 I-5L.t' EtrGN WATSON.
Neir Furniture Ware Eoopr. lsf doOi north Of
HoeSS Suufs LaIc once, la Suiic st., Oii0ta
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-07-30
Interesting S,ntIStlci.

lhr 1hole number vt Iauruares On az N in tho
T'e' *. Amount, to S oO54, via, ssT in Eurrc,
a"' ~ Asa, 2'5 in Africa, ald 1854 In Amer.
ia.
The inhabitants Of our globe profess more than
'n' Inherent Religions. Tie number of men IL
"h"n' '9lSl TO 'ie women The aver age II hu.
van .'' : about - year.. une fork ,lis PIE
''a' !" Tho ago of seven ytsya, op. haii hci,rs
'r'hnS = yea.- 81. sye. and those who pass
'Hst A." tujoy felicity ~ refused la one ialf.f
'"f hpt''l 'rsts, Ioevery oco rers0s. cnlv
"nr reo,hr- 100 y,ms It noe; 60 ,s,rv 100
"i'Y T'sch the age # g. and rot more than
r'r ~ POO lives n 50 ,cnIa "f So"
i'es> are "n the Earth ao0 600 900 inhab,
''ni-. Snl 81 '!rs, SsS saS 8SS die every ye4r,
- - every d~y. $3.50 every hOLt, 20 rvelv
minnie. or one very ,ecnnd
li.csc h's.eS a-t ubnat bdlaurcd b. an rousi
nHn''sr Il bjr,hs The rar,ird arc longer lived
tAaa tie ere'5. aad sl.ys an ,ho.c Who observe
s"5er ''I ihIga'uuus conduct Tall nirn liv.
nrErr than ,aogt one Woman hsre move
CHARGES If life n ,her fyni previous 10 being 50
var o. NJ" ID. man, hut fewer afterwards
iAe uh'"hcf Il marriages il IL prnpnlI.cn ia
N every 1000 individuals. Marriages. are mme
irc'ea' 'tf"r the eqsnoyes- that ia during thu
mouths ot ing and December.
tinse born IN the spring arc gcr.rally more
moment bv night than by day. The au,nhcr ot
mrn capable Of working or bearing arms is cal.
'uiHl'i nj one fourth ii the population
. Huhe oi theoc statements are rather singular
''I set many e thrmure susceptible Of an easy
solution That marriages take place mora f.c.
ln"niiy in june and December than other month.
IN NE YEAR was jus. what We have always sus
i,rc'ed was the case Those who marry in June.
1850 because they cant help it, while those who
cnhnubia a. IN December IA doubtless 10 guard
against he chilly pillows Which distinguish the
Restitution months OF winter. The matches
"ich come on IN June are commonly love
matches and arc brought abuut by green fields,
and the cnntagrous influence OF bobolinks end
yennv bids, while those which happen in De-
/ r'nOer are Brought about, in degree by mix.
( lng p'aine mathematics with the market value Of
LinHei thider galpeDts.--N J. D.achmjn.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
EIRE, LIFE AND rIaR;x


L hNcE.-Lynet6nrg Hose d FIRE h,-,r,ssI
many. "f4ats CON-
ms Company makes Insurance aeains, To-
'ge by Fire, o. Dwelling Houses Store. Or dan.
fles and other buildings, furniture CT faeto
avorabie terms '' :"h he mos,
Also makes insurance on the lives of all po...
loying good health and of sound con,titn,i eh.
Whole duration OF life or for limited perod io The
Slaves employed in ordinary occnna,io
Insured on reasonable terms i'"'' viii be
The Company will also take marine rsl e.
any OF the Northern or Southern Ports a, f and 10
ates. 'aaonrBlls
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
JOHN ROBIN MCDANIEL. p,e,;5..
DON I. G. PETERS, Vice Pres,de,,
SAMPSON DIUGUID, Chief Eno,n..
James " Cobbs, Samuel (;a,ff "eef
Iohn .iggat. Nathan n tn
,",'ilP W. iaheev' Ohm otey TAYLOR.
William L. Anderson William + Smb
NaEIlN HOLLINS, Treo.,,..
CREED T. WILLS, Secy. 's"'er.
DR.. 7. II Gllmer.
DIR Wm. Otway Oven. "e0ic0I ESapiner,
The Medical Examination f subject. for u
will be made at The "fce of the Company on eart &c
between the hours of . and O'clock Pm gay,
Feh8-dts
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DECEsVINGAND FORWARDING

- u
IN GROCERIES, IND PLASIER-Tbe sub
.criberst continues nj the fire proof brick Ware-hous
IN the canal amidst all the changes receive and for
ward Goods, Produce, Manufactured Tobacco, &c
Dur charges be low, and forwarding done with dis
patch.
VIII receive in few days, frat assortment oil
Groceries, which he VIII sell ow and buy all times
Flour, Corn Meal, Oats, Flax SEED &c. for which h.
will give the best prices.
Pig and Bar Iron for sale
JAMES b. RENWICK.
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Ia =sss:s..s.saFROM PETERS, Upc

y II m
-A-dnd Ractmond TO tie Win g."
Springs Through m taco days 'o"PAs'
INHE Virginia & Tenn Railroad COMPANY ,on..
Il sent the quickest, safest and cheapest ron,o s
increased facilities ever before offered by any linz
the travelling public visiting the yireina Snr; "
Passengers leaving Richmond daily at 6o!,claai D .
Sundays excepted) by Messrs BOYD, Edmond & c ~
line OF packets with experienced communders- -
next morning ut O'clock A. M by the Da vile p. .s
road meeting passengers leaving Petersburg s,7 ',
A. Nj. the same morning at the junction of The Sl
side ltnilroad will proceed to Ricos Station whore &
will lind line of new and superior TROY Coacho,
horses and experienced drivers in readiness In co.
them with the most possible dispatch, will reach Iy
burg early in the evening in time have good p,si
and take the Cars of the Virginia 4 T,nneoa D.,
Road at o'clock, NJ next morning to Ronsact,
distance Of az miles two hours in connection usI
Parish Il Cos old established line Of Stuees an ,l
known to the travelling public for their safeiy and d.
patch well supplied with new Coaches ex ceIIent bo,
accommodating agents and drivers resd, to cenycv ,L
TO the Mountain House to supper, and after confor,.
bic nights rest the White Sulphur Springs bcCor In
o'clock the ext morning the second day alter leayny
Iynchburg.
Returning, passengers will leave III &c Su1nbpr
Springs at 3 o'clock z. NJ. daily (SunIays excenen
Red Sweet and Sweet Springs o'clock p NJ. AMI
arrive at the Mountain house 10 supper leaving IN,
next morning al day light breaasting SCOTS nriye
at Bonsncks al d O'Clock L. M-and L,nc hurg at &,
Z. M, leave Lynchburg evening by Packet nj
o'clock r M. for Richmond, arriving the second morn
ing at o'clock A. M.-orb by stages at l2J A. Mr.
from to o'clock in the morning, and Southside Rail-
road to Petersburg and Dam lille Railroad to Richm mi
arriving same evening ut o'clock p NJ
R0fes Of fare from Richmond md Petersburg.
by Boyd Il Eamond'- Packet from Richmond
and Virginia & Tennessee Railroad to White
Sulphur Springs, 49, 90
to Sweet Springs, go
BY Danvillc Railroad rom Richmond and South.
side Railroad from Petersburg, and stages to
Va II Tenn. Rail Road to White Sulphur
Springs, $0.a
10 Sweet Springs, Q 50
THOMAS SHARP
Sup't Transportation,
jy7.ts Ya8. Tenn r r.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-08-27

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