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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-02

Children wsnr over sber dead and dying parents eherab
babes far suDdered from their frantic mothers mothers. N
the agunjes Of death sui rAspng or being cnng % By
ber terfed Children the dead injured and frightened in
every direction presented scene tns can De realized only
When seen and participated in. One man lay fastened ia
The wrecked upon bis only son. and before could
extrcas him bis daring bow was dead Another hthsr
having bis teeth knocked out and several ros broken
stood his dying wife and desd daughter while two
all mangled lay a. his feet and ms ony seryvins
daughter alone remained % comfort and minister 20 s1rviv
ing members Of the family Joyous and happy 10 eSch others
love and society minutes before. Another husband
and father, bis way 10 visit the reAiyes 81 hs we IN
this State accompanied BY his wife and child was IN the
act Of payiog bis when the trains met His pocket
book consinng s40O was. Of course. dropped Sn
he le far from home and friends. With wife seriously
injured without a cent ~ money. Mr. Williams lor WI
h1uson the keeper Of hotel Michl an City IN IN
diana had his legs broken snd crushed 60 perfect euy
and his chest &c much injured tie begged Us b. Siu
him, and Put end 20 his suferngs lie vas alive me
next morning but the physicians said he must die Several
II the above named persons passengers IN the hr'
class Notwithstanding has been stated that none
upon train killed. was IN the tnirt car OK our
train being the center one Our engine, baggage car
second class and hrst 6rs class IN the ruins
y.t but few in our car were rortalv injured One
near killed. and others % nv certain Snowedse
were much bruised and cut The turned over and
the front end mashed 10 pieces. opened window-ot
the windows formed the top snd bottom OF the car
Sy-Snd drew myself out, thus escaping safely
Others were rescued in the way. ought 70 have
said that the crossing : in the great Chicago swamp aud
the water surrounded on every side 20 the depth o.
from 70 four feet Two little csdren were drowned.
doubt not that the killed will De found % number nearer
than 20 and the injured believed 10 reach from 60 20
100 persons u we're dead before et Chicago the
next morning Ard several "a us ryre came As paSSen
ger the peXt day 10 Toledo Afer the Accidental we
nay call Il an accdeut-we saw no one Of the officers OF
our TAIN except the conductor and hrshncn both 81
whom were wounded The southern road had done aoso-
utev nothing o assist or relieve Us AZ o'clock the next
morning but The Central sent down engine with ply
sc.ans and aid soon they could Terrible guilt Ger
uly attaches 60 person or persons amt the a1nor
ties of Illinois owe il 20 themselves AM 90 the public %
scrutinze the matter closely Thankful for the pres IVA
ton Of lives pray that may never be- called
10 witness another such scene y. hNpWlN,
Pastor ct the Bethesda Bsp Ca ny City
New York. April 80 1853.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-02
THE RAILROAD MASSACRE NEAR CHICAGO.
Account Of Passenger.
~ -. -. ~ u NJ


SIR. Having been passenger the press train out
OF Chicago H. the fatal eve Il tint -I IL . occurred
and afterwards Wa suggested by some connected
sh IT, Ifjuht that 90 TIE numerous incidents ol
horrfc and thrilling interest that fell under my eye, 10
connection with tie awful collision might n some m@ssur7
SATISFY tie public mind. AID cert4 an' hat 81! -te
more truthful reprs.e NATION 81 tie yey than has Nt
appeared the eastern prints Railroad corporations ~
mary elOUs.y ignorant cftle details II such csne and
eNceI - prone % sr the best e Of ie picture {" toe
public eve. Would that tlry Wcre equally -i.ei ia pre-
venting tlenl IT. 9ccs-ioLa,y lovely @iie, blooming
daughter o. noble OF some ~ tn auazers ~ corpOr
tor q cur loal. should be uumDtri With the crushed
AID n u. victims OF their gulrv rec 4lessae-s e you'd
doubtless e2er: mos. L4 owed Che safety oi
the fraSt ling Bile W left n, Oc hester Syracuse and
Chc4go RsrU-i 'or n great >os.a-Fu Michigan Railroad
aoorts. O'clock = NJ being GONE 500 -'ars Den nd tune
about - u,s olf oi Chicago - p-ce known a ile
raliiy some ii -e officer, TIM fr5 passenger train
oppressed em,eves IS beng grady 1sp-a-ct Nth ts
Toltco io >ons f0ar ul-. ilon tie junction AID ien
from Chcago rar Ceutral al >o-tleru Michigan roads
cross each other us -Ewi-e aud dangerous Arran-e
rtuf many L4t oi-fn - - az! 81 t-e event mas pro
ven A. the trsils approached TIE crossing they were
Vairy 10 III a. each other igr several miles. The
.L,ue uost beautifully. tl m - + p-r city level no
intelligent belo-i,fs AID ie -u" ers ov T. When
fcrul Leg hrf arc riS L asls-tt.a eayl, ard bitter
feeling tlsis between theA-i14t engineer was angry
about ir detention and iat tie us wee long si-lt
81 Zach other before collision tie feeling steals over "
AID IN common fh many others reluctantly forced
% beLeys ai he engine = ~ our rin AID probably
the eMgTauf tre gh, tam bound for Chicago urged Oh
the engine il The bloody hop ii being able pass the
crossing before the othe- cane 10. Bat al4s they
zach FASTENED Tibe destruction. We behind
our time AID The freight train had the night Of way
Oar train while moving ~iih great velocity, Il least
forty miles per hour struck the fifth car Of the emgrant
TAIN, and a. the angle WAS very obuse which We made
with the other 1in they numbering and crushing
On ping he dead, wounded and slightly injured h0rd
pTossion through the huge OF broken cars Screams
and gToAIs and yalnEs then mingled IN beTTi6c
CRcOr1
P.rsa:. vr.th.g agony e1e- deg era.hea oe.pr.ag
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-02
SPAIN.

The new Ministry is formed The following are its Mem
bers Minister War Gen. Lersundi who is also Pres
dent of the Cabinets Foreign Affairs Mr. Aylon Justice
professionally Nj Csllantes Home Office Mr. Egana IL
nance M Bermudez de Castro; Marine, Mr. Antonio Do
val According TO The TiDcs correspondence the imme
date cause Of the suspension Of the Coes Gen Con
chas intention to make exposure of some curious trans
action relative 10 the Cuban Slave trade in which would
BE- shown that certain parsonage, the Queen Dowager
had been deeply interested for some tirae.
rmnor had been used in the Paris B0urse that con
spracy was Madrid to depose the Queen and
nrocaim the Iuana in her stead with the Duke de Mont
ponsier as Regent not true. Neither the reported
outbreak at Barcelona
Thenew Ministry have opened negotiations with Martinez
de Ia Rosa to secure the adhesion of the moderado but
result has vet been come to-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-02
James ncHenry'- Circular.

u 2
R.coV arrives freely the GOck does socumus The de-
1rd : gsnea AID equal lsrge supplies without nPort41
continued BEEF and foEA Vey o1
az quite Dcuinsl II value.
LaRD steady tb2 20 s.. ,sy ~ -.
hem IN dsrntnd. advanciug rates
q remains without any demand WnateNel
RIcE duh. but N lower -, :. -.
BEEapsTUFTs-A busns 70 Four ha oesn eoue WIZ
sntI rave charged hands with m ocosnona sEans on sna
nsTee Wheat dos DOT with the senro a. or nd
10 make sales prices must be taken Waite iAa@A TON ~
advanced r. 81 Yellow 81. ., ,s--....r ,-A..h
has rereaed the arrival Of the Ana and the
urn.d VT Cotton prce. ordinary" ana Md na qua
ss are sbot al per sales Of the tEo cy 9es
irs o tsgs third berg oT .1peT' or 2nten
Ill
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-02
TURKEY.

Dispatches from ConstantDoPle announce me arr'vA
there On the 9Th Of Lord Stafford de Radcliffe On the
h he assembled the English residents 20 whom he gave an
assurance Of the maintenance Of peace and ADVISED hen
10 cary on their commercial operations with The utmost
confidence De IA Cour the French Minister arrived On
the sth We have further notice Of the movements Of
MensehkOf
n French seet reraained.at Saraas and the Engiish
al Malta The Turks are busted in aiming the forts along
the BOsph0rus. -,
On the I'd inst Prince Ghka entered me Ciy o. JAY
.5.t the seclanatons Of the inhabitants and resumed
The Goverurneuf of MoldaviA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-02

much i-.e h. and GO r.. o pe,eai S-on wsseh aG'd
cot for the Conservative party The particulars sere not
made psbHe- Same day, d,poahon On NE ssolee' o.
30 fA,,,l..n Ns.-r, dune. Miner Gibson- Brgh-r-
ton NeGregor Marshal N. Ps; Hankey, Jr5 UIieh,
Ehku Burria sc, composed the deputaton
P.smenary return ust issued shows tia: the salaries
Of persnns ernplcyed in the British diplomatic service
amount 70 Gll7sss sterling per with aiioNtaee
for house rent Of $500 There besides 47s79 sterling
for diplomatic duties in Persia
Admiral Feoges aged 75 died AZ Dorset the other day
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-02
PORTUGAL.

Lisbon dates were to the 9TH. Nothing OF political M
portance was going The address 10 the Throne had
been AT length voted by the House If Peers bill of in
dcmnv egaizng the dicatUes of s5l-2, was under dis
cussicn IN tie Deputies and likely TO be spproyedby both
Houses.
Tie trade in cotton and wooden goods had been some
what brisk and the custom house warehouses quite
full of British manufactured goods Shipments Of wine
had be made 10 an extraordinary extent the export to
all pors for the three months ending Jsi March amount
inc 10 100 pipes about 1000 Of which were 90 Britain
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-02
Richardson Brothers & Co.'s Circular.

PR Baltic LNEir OVL- '.o-ua{ sa5t-. -, 80,
81 brs lee rasug and FLoCs az s'eacy rtes
m demand for IspraN rather improved There 10 GOOD e.
ov CT MIXED upOn the market W me "a i''lD'' ~4
onsrer 81 6a3l, bei1g the current val1e -.
Ann s-The market tins mon -s was pretty M
=. eec.v Of milers distance The demand for W HE.r
va pve and the whole far business was zone
ain sey tie a. our asst MARKET
fTtotR 3 70 mod, full rates parcel o. fle
nina uas sod at . a bbL and Baltimore a. - - y ~
r. ~ Co.'s M carce and wanted; White 10 active den and ~
he owe noted advance OATS with better supply we're o 81
rntLar money OAIMLaL ,t SLOW sle ~ aooll ave -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-02
AUSTRIA.

An Imperial Commission. under the Presidency Of Count
Reohbera nil proceed 10 Italy The Commission Is 20 ab
Stain from active nierersn is duty being to examine the
state Of Affairs and propose definite measures tor the or
eaniysnon OF LOmhagdy
Their j. grea: distress in the manufacturing suburbs OF
Vienna In Gumpt noorf SchoteRield and Aeubau, the
shawl and bsnd manufacturers almost brought g.
Sap9sn The distress IS attributed TO the 10 hssty with
srswal of the paper currency
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-02

The commercial men OF Hamburg are eNertlns them
sal, es 10 establish annual wool market there Accord
ng 10 returns lust published the ne; income All the Ger
man railways shows average OF 3loth per cent The
Coyerpment Of Meckenburg Schweren, thinking that tel
egsphC communication damages tie Post Once has IN
possd tax on every dispatch which the Companies
asserting the lines closed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-02

Since the .nival there has been desire 20 s and
The naet very freely supplied Pnee' OF al krd 70 toe
SD and Under t1s AMOUNTED % Ina ar zoe
sret aney AID heavily 'npphed sales OF three
a.. l1-lOn ha Lea tnacnlailon 250. export 80.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-02
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
Wright. CANDY q CO... Circular.

Pc, Bolfc LIVERPOOL Isesesy - -; -
az ssrect Auencan s1rce 5sT Aa rsp0Ii ne " Pc o,
tn 10 y ge.feT Anteipated By the osy 'ea
srsrhe ard hat Confined Tar @ eoP OF
81 40 baIes no.W1thstASnz present falling o. A eoe
ou4pe boldes quaies Of Anef7eAn hae eVs
Trade have become more connei 70
ths prevoss Of purcisng only for U.s. 20 tlt
abundant selecfion and. eject $40 cone
,cp 4 pearly last Fndsys must b s12fted TO-
ne Lao he tlrte daTs erIrAtee -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-02
HOLLAND

The subject OF the establishment Of the Roman Cath
Ole Hierarchy in Holland bad been brought before the
Dutch Chambers when il announced by the Ministry
that not only had strong circumstances been made 10 the
Pope but the Dutch Ambassador had been withdrawn
from Rome This announcement gave thc greatest salts
facfnn IN the GhNmherr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-02
Brown, shipley & Co.'s Circular.


{ Per BaiIc LlNLkl DOL Neehe'iaJ' Apiii - ND
The co1roS decidedly heavy the sailing Of
ordinary and mddIng Ancucln % D. =
W PAR md upw ard without much change while inferior -
rs,sly neglected buness o @ four days = ~ bales n
exportersMcdlng Orleans Dis mobile
ard n Trade IN Manchester u quiet
No change OF moment in the CoKS maiket
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-02


The Manchester D1rket
YsKSs ard GOODs. Fine YAKSs And improving
value.
The tsrs,etions Zen far extent
principally conumpiCn prices slightly favor Of
seilers n cles o. the trsde
Ami Ibe dersud for CoTTOS to-day hunied viii ample o.
f7ir p srd ssss vii note exceed 8 90 bales
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-02
SWEDEN.

The King Of Sweden WAS to resume Government on the
lgh DIng has Illness thu Ia enii'e hsd been admins
tered hy \ Commission
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-02
SWITZERLAND.
GERMANY.

Private letters that the striciness ct tn Austrian
measures against Switzerland IS relaxing
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-02
Inndan Money Marker.
SOUTH AMERICA.


Clo.ins pr-e-C oi do Money ot hx'e-
,uer Bis l. ard = pm; Tree-and Ou.rter PerCeut lo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-02

TIE most srniSabla opposition the Maine Law opsnly
ree's in this 5, - though many OF Is followers in tho
Democratic ranks viii secretly 20 with 4 Bat more anon
Respectfully,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-02

.,,,s II the Conservative, members q Parliament
nssn,s two hundred, vas held Al Lord Dereys res'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-02
Further Particular Of kiiied-gvfSeree before
the Cererer's Jrry-s sbberv Of tho Mai-Neef,sg
OF the Citizens OF ca cago-

The place az " ich the cOllisi m occurred "a; and
swsmpy and covered with water 20 the depth % sew
6ra inches Some OF the passengers were undoubtedly
drowned The locomotive ami cars thai went we're
partly submerged in the water and mud and a the
eesd vii hardly Be recovered until these shall have been
removed.
Immediately after the collision. Mr. Whiting conductor
the express train FASTENED foot the unc OF the
Rock Island Road, where he fred up locomotive eam0
into the city for rrsu and with Darling returned for the
wounded The train reached the OF the disaster
little after O'clock and before daylight the sufferers
were brought 70 the city. We particular note this
ct because blame has been cast upon the agents Of the
southern Michigan Road for no; sending out rain a. IN
,sr,r hour The fact j. they had KNOWLEDGE os tho
sccdent Unit, the arrival OF Mr. Whiting and upon the
al Of the with the dead and wounded Capt Gray,
oi the southern Michigan R0Sd ndeSt gable In his ct
obtSin comfortable quarters and medical attention
ior them and in short time they distributed around
ia the neghbOrng hons,s ana DrS BgainSrd Herrick,
Palmer McNcker Hichcc ca Haven and other Musicians
who were on the ground but whose names have not
been able 70 obtain engaged in mnsern 70 their neces-
stiles The at the G'pot was amos, De III rendng
y the crossing; but shall attempt 20 describe
m Let tie curtain BE- drawn for the present his sp
polling calamity.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-01
LEXINGTON a Through

as., JssAals3 TO BUCHANAN IN TWO DAY y ~
0Hf NM PiGkET Boats .by Sros1 Sfii1f
,isR L4yfhbnFg-Ou and alter the 10Th our Rons viii
Ica,e Richmond daily Sunday excepted. the usual
hour p. NJ. aud arrive in Lynchbmg uIs, and
I5Beclunuu in AZ hours
Returning, leave Buchanan AT "A a. NJ, every day
.srelf Sunday. and arrive ia Iynchhalg 90 =. NJ
Lowe Lsnr hburg NJ 5 NJ, aud arrive in Richmond IN
% hpar- IN time ,nntci with the Norfolk hopts ruy
.as at j A. NJ an nc Southern aud Northern Raj
Rnad etrs ira,lnR at 7 An.
Passengers far Lexington. connect with daiiy linz
ii Stage- al North River Returning, lraye Lexington
'set, day,eSoept Sundays, aud arrive in Richmond in
II hours.
Passenger lor FurmNille fare 81 Buckingham II
~ 81 Ghnrotlesyillc !are g. 80 Stanton fur
a.. will leavr Richmond in Tucs,ays Thursdays. and
Saturdays Bouts.
Below -eccard Of time Of arrival at ntermedale dis
tHuerN
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ESSE T.. HOPKINS
TopUtTNf OF 1opk1Hs II
Liberty, Va. June 30Ih, 1858

MoRGA NroN, n. C, June 3Oth, 1873.
DIR. A &. Bragg Col feel it my duly II those
nay Ieliw beings no afflicted as have cen, taad'
my testimony To the wond rul effects of your Mu>tar
Imminent. was severely attacked in Deccmbw Ia
with Rheumatism in lis worst FORM suffering mig, am
day with excruciating pain for six months being t tn
Whole ne unable To walk even step. My igh l. VS.
50 contracted and drawn up that could not put it. q
tn ground, and my left arm badly contracted D2
ring the whole time was attended by two If the mos
sktul phy,iclans in the pace, but they unable
afford me reel.and Inally gave me uP-prononncod ne
incurablr, and suid | r7u,t die.
A. this critical moment commenced using the Mex
lcaa Mustang ointment, and after using small tal
ties began 10 find relief from my suherings aud AID
using seven bottles ! was as we'll as ever | was heIo
GEORGE GOOD
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sE.Og kS

~ bave on htud .apd lot Of Clocks, some iron
ra-cd iaaid viii peat very rsctty mantle ornaments
all R,na tHne-leper very pretty ime piece
.utHbe io Cbarebe-, Cpuatiae-ronWs,A W all A. which
Sc Hartso petarn accurate tia,o~And last but not
Ieasf " #lavea fy, a the Reich Bej lie 'oucf kazor
s,ff-aff Ne hnyc tfiod hen md therefore
.ao Them ~ - elang rusel boore, All hnse want
lar PoaIs M ,or Inn respectfully solicited 10 Gull
n4i iz1njHc Our stor before PurrbHainP elsewhere.
nr, i.its H. SIISEHTHOHN co.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-01
'OFESSN

he " fe or I
| w. > jar Be
RESTORING Il
4 'ea,c, Of tho
as External ,
1 - be b. rcru,nt |
4 a'' Union. 1
| @n.o'l ina
r. Barry.
| '''N, i'nls nh
4 a9,'a,lili,.nff
H VS. will,
4 unnecessary
4 9,''nI "riuI PR,
r''lc ha'llinni,
F,"'''l'n'.s Ut tl,|
IT,, ~icaI ortio
4 OF >ll"riici,Ii
IL, ~ I
F'rnliuu al Tho
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-01

Napors, aud Clouds aud storms"
A ID Ice, and seef, AID hail. the poet mgf.t have
I n added'-ahe very thought Of which is enough to
make one SILVER by The way, you can bid defiance to
Jack tro>t and hugh in your sleeve at old Borea
himself, II pr vided with OF the many STYLES of
OVER COAIS.CLOAkS OR 81 ANKETSwhich NAV
be ound ut the BaAoar. just received by die MON
Gnton, and Dspatch "A fresh supply of Lam skin
Partridge, Beaver, Lion Skin, Reversible Beaver Tnn.
ed Soniag, Pilot, kersey, Flushing, Colh and Coss
mere Overt oars Clocks. Caledonian. Talmas Travel.
ling Blankets, Ne in great variety and for sale chean BY
A. 5. SHAFER 4 co.
oct - Is Nil ST.
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kIU CHE SONS Celebrated ON

sot,t 21-wlv
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r1'omrTrc krTn FANCY cooDs.
n.g,.p.s.4sfoN F0R TuE FALL
A. u WINTER GAIPAlGN, isjj-sa1.-ih'
= L. = LII If

a..g,.p44.4sfoN 30. THE FALL
A. u WINTER GAIrAIGN, i5j5-al.-ib
.t,f.s..ra,er. are now icec ti1g their sock at
Fail IL winter Goods,
10 iii they respectfully In'itr tue h'iei il'1 ~ nv
pulirI II D. believed ia a II largest end 'o~i Fnu
nbe crr exhibited IN lhis ETY. aud comprise - sl,
,pr.t4 everything properly belonging To the hhAph
MAps CLOTHING and Gentieme's "ni'in's
Busn.-. IN pint as foll"ws; 80 -.
French Block Dress asd frock Coats .--...S. 10 81
t"g. Co, q -. to l.
Fssrl Drc.s and Frock Coats or every de- rail- c.r.
Glib Oas.imeie. Tweed and Beaver Sacks Hal
Sacat Frocks, and raletos., varying ia II" r"o =
10 ~.
mnftt.
ClOAKS- Cniedonan. Julien. und TaIna G,e'ks.
PlATS & YES rS-ln. NJ l"ree and eiteire a-.'fl'
nlrt nuy be foup -ry T. suit all nsfe.. q thr I
ncr our slocl, Of Black Cashmere, French p"e >hla
RihBnd, Burafh,u. tl"nch, hnEi-h AMI a"fficeh
End /, ct top. aud lid cnor- n mol siupbss' d ~
flpg buc eta neut ia Nirginr VESTS Rirllu-t
V,iaf Grrnndiue, florrurn" and linathra NHhi N'n'
me-, Iinifstion Ca .hnl,rc f-ncy Wool fmmrf's Sat
in airGcin Cns-imclc, Pupn, ) ain Vryei. &c l'a
+, nd Wedding Vest; bite Light Colors and lin
Id Sir. Mciiuoand Velvet
Or FURNISHING DEPARTMENT j. we'll sup
r4 wall rgrrs thing pertaining 10 TINT hrh"eh ct the
buine.4 a. Gloves and Hosiery Shirt, Collars bach
mi Fancy Crnyaf- Su,k- Sup nde,s, Pocket itnad
tTt1rf-. Money lh't~ li"t 'l"' i'''''H "' - -
Cls S.ookn d. Foor Muf, Dre>,inE Gown, Study
I'D. SiIk Ghgh-n and Cumbiic Umbrellas, Trunh- y
Cbpet Bug
Country Merchants
AZ, invited Ia examine aur srar, Our prices vii he
Gand rs Low a. gaod- Of the snme qualify can be
rhrhased in the. Northern cities
SERVANTS CLOTHING -Tohaeco h.aoufnciu
rts md others having 10 rlohe. should moi
nh 10 Civ usn call before l.rrias ng. Our army 81
saring-machnf " II; enable us furnish 5,U00 serva :
sits for the Fall franc
As SIAFEh 4 co, Main 81.
sept 22t Lynchbare, Ia
II Bedforo sentinel, Roanoke Beacon aid Wythe.
IlIn rene ltnh nLrase canN.
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Dry Goods, Clothing, ~c

m sI0fe ready Tor rNhIE0n He thinks II useless /,
attempt an enumeration Of article, suffice it 10 say that
every article can be had At his store found in .in,ia,
establishment in the Suite
COUNTRY MERCHANTS wishing to lay in fall
stocks or fit up old ones will find it greatly to their ad.
vantage 10 give him call before purchasing.
sept 26-fs
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- - - Buchanan --- so
BOYD, EDMOND & DAVENPORT
Aug l6-.dScts
A/OOD.-Oak and Hickory, well seasoned, Just
10 hnnd. We expect to keep regular supply
in future. Those who will need good fre-wopd-will
please send ia their orders early.
aug as ECHOLS & PRYOR.
IUsE sECEIyED-Marble Nantes, which
a. We viii sell low for cash.
soet 10 JNO b. GADDESS & BRO
iNsEED OIL ,00n uns best ARTICLE il.
nglt bbl,. just III hand and ,ule bv
ept3hts g. f. SAGkETT.
SALE! SALT! -20u Sacks Mars bul. facfo.
- ~, filed in prime order landing th> day and for
sale by LEE Il JOHNSON
sept 81 "a
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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-01
silver and Plated Ware.

Na have ~ % euoi assortment Of Silver fof"s'
Spoon LldIc4, threaded end plain handles Cup,
Butter ka.er fruit-l,liers--all OF genuine COIN W.
hsse uI,uiho genuine Affair plated spoons, fofks.Bu
frf ,s1jvc-; ma cxceiem acice plated Gator aud
L. L .L..t-
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-01

IT I'M MN Is stopped Tor pNssenger between an,
Il" the ahove named points, the charge will be made from
tlc point last passed by the Train. and charge will
be loss than twenty-five cents in any case.
Passengers who do MOI procure Tickets {excep thos
who take the lars where tickets are not sold
will be charged 10y the conductor per cent in al
ton to the regular rates of fare. provided howeye,
lint IN no case sh vi he receive less than en nor NOR
than MY cents from anyone passenger to any point On
the road. ~ "
servants will be required to have two passes one t
he left with the Ticket AGENT and ore with the nndr
tor which passes must be explicit in granting he priv
'se 10 ta'ei on the cars Free epored persons will be-
required to produce rheiree pa pers or they viii mn b.
permitted To travel on the cars
May Tots. THONts suApp
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