davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1854-11-08
New Goods New Goods
SMALL PROFITS

II" Undersigned Is now i'll receipt Of al
rn'ar.ol ani vnr.c'l general stock unod@
anl IS determined tn carry out the prlnci.
PIE "l qncN NS''rS and $ nail nro)is.
IL S'":k Comprises Dry Goods, and
Gr""crIcs, IN an their numerous varieties
a heavy stock Vi Ready u,,de C!orinu,
just from p'mIaiclph;a, which will nc ,oiI
IN rty per CEN. nnds\,, V Ihiuyi in town.
HATS, cars, BCVT.S G SHOES.
VARIETY m Con cclnyary.
Cr"rkery. common an'AGranitc.
In short, he keeps almrN every Thin,
winch may he called ior, ahpricts whrh
cannot 'a'' I" please Come }anlI see Inr
yourselves.
s5A' LEVI,
Al i He ifSElsstAi I'd Slanl
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1854-11-08

Having Bought the interest in the
Stock N trade from Mr.. Y. N BUTLER ol
1he late firm of BUTLER g. NEwBEEY. /
will IRON this date carry on the mercantile
business upon my own responsibility re-
turn my thanks to The customers OF the
late firn, ana earnestly solicit contlnu.
ance Of lbeir patronage.
a. MCCAIN NEWBERY.
ct.2G, 1854. l tt.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1854-11-08
New Establishment,
gs E G. e. 81 f. EA Cd WI = % n ,
SG.N7ERI{LLE, S. G.
Dealers in English, Flcnci, and American
gerHgs, Medicines aga.l
Chemicals.


Paints, Oils, Varnishes aud Dve. S,u(fs,
Glass, Putty, Glue AMI Sand Paper. Paint.
Narnlsh, Camel Hair aud Whi,ewash
brushes, Fine and Choice Per!umery and
Fancy Goods, Pure Liquors anfNines, Tor
medical purposes, I.ancnls, &cariiicalnrs
as.' Curping GLASSES, &c.
Al! Ii.r Popular Patent Medicines direct
from the Prnprie,orS.
A!!"n:s hy appointment for Dr.. Jaynrs'
ana DR.. DenniS' celebrated Family M"di.
r,nes, ais" Tor FarrcIl'S Ara'an Linment
Mortimer Il Mawbray's Hampton Tn c.
iurr. Carriers Spanish Mixture. &c.
MI articles from this Establishment are
warranted fresh and genuine
f"y>r"ns' Planters ana country Mcr-
chants sending in It's. can rely mpoh getting
Prime Articles, and having their orders
pro!nptly xccuicd.
Ju.y 2G, lSji 80 GIN.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1854-11-08
Gaa1s7i2z q

is aoln,pt put up IN the nrgcst szoa, {.
made. No ~ ieugeI To be The l.st ySGies, and
has n. n ~ certified by the Wn. Parilp
in the possessn, VIC original copies of ,vint Y
this is the onIv tr,,, Tue proprietor Rcn
ncio'"ia, Syphilis, Niersni;.ia Ni4a, article.
ynr.,,.' Sangrene, Rhe,ma ,;sfi,, Compl; ints.sa
ectly cured h,. diseases are specific -, sass
W HE Use Of this medic ;n' anu per-
\ T.L T.LLroLLoWING c ERTIEJr, .,,I..
,ear Sir II ,o,,s; Co, Ala, Jan. 2. iasI,
Extract Of oI,.. on .li' 70 certify 10 You
JUS performed op. e',o" nr Dock and Sarnsa-
T..a .n't mas ever been c,.r u onuerinl .,rinl
zen afflicted for forty 80, on man.
had ,a sa 80 una feet; in lsiS ,hcy cor n
A,mpYIsa,.Ii on c clutches. and in 1919 Sgs
auer my other leg brot,' = ~. III
I 81 t,uhiiing sores ircm INV ~. :
sls ssss rged great deal Of otf:n
broke out i'm iarp. h;,;..sSs, ~.
Z offensive sriaitsr I = ,,,;;
II ~ ~ hi" broke oiit. IN In rna
elbow. Sc
=! Uttered for tle I,..
o yon.a was ins
.i. is, day or night. . sfS-
81 Il ghi me one of
d s.; = se and found rc.s ~
:, ~ s|is, Performed Nv
i'd Sarsapa
+ i'i5~oi it, and.
= sss;s ks, TO nv,
-, nmc easy
Is ~ - had not
A - kcu six
X 81 ~ ~. NV
aA have
Nract
Vow
Nj
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1854-11-08

- nss0ffm.nf. Call Mt Dargan's
zE155 E155sSs.STiiir them. Also variety Of Note Pa.
per and Envelopes, for sale by
DARGAN d co.
Next door 10 Chna's iio,rl.
Feb. 90, 1854 Is IF
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1854-11-08


& s'al
A beau. beautiful lot OF Rcl,> >SS'id ana Striped
Plan Cnlored do. Back Striped and
Plain do.
CaShmercs. MetnoS, Persian CT hiiS
Ladies' Corscls. Mclaiic Cnrsc, Boards,
y l.accs, &c.
Rigulels $, assorted coiurs, French work
ell Collars. BanIs, &c.
Ladies XII GIoves, Ladies' Gaunlcis,
Long Back Al's for aiirs ana M'sSc,
Shoes Of ALI Descriptions,
Travelling Trucks, Carpet Bags, Indies
Work Boxes. &c. Sc.
For PLANTERS.
full stock OF Negro Ker<cys, Blankc's,
Negro Shoes, Groceries, oi all kinds
Ready made CIo,h;ng S,ddlcry, ilarw are,
Cooking Stoves, A;r-ligh: PurIor Stoves.
Farmers Boilers, &C., at lower prices than
usual. Call and re. bargains.
l.. B. HANKS.
Oct. 25. 1854 SO If
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1854-11-08

TO 81 CIn,.
100 I" I" =. Webster
100 I" I" :. Cnlhuu,
80 elegant Oil Paintings, in
sp!ch;li'! gil; frames, size 3si
feet, each,
100 elegant Oil Paintings 2x3 It.
SO steel plau. Engravingr, brill
ian,ly eol'd in oil, rich gilt
frames 24s3O inches, each,
10000 elegant Steel plate En-
cravings, coio'd in oil, of the
Washington Monument, 20
BY - in. each, :
237 600 Steel place Engravings,
from l0J different plates,
Low In possession of, and
owned by tie Artists Union,
OF the market value OF, from
% cents TO 81 w each :
J frst.class Dwelling, in 3lst,
street, n. y. Cisy.
D building lots in loo and IOlst
eac:, 251l0O Il. deep, ut
lOo Fili;, Sites, containing each
10000 sq. II. III Ih. surburbs uf
New York City, and COM
mnndins n magnificent view
Oiiiic hudson River ami Lu.iy
Island Sound, nj
20 perpetual loans cash, with
OUT interest, or security, oi
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1854-11-08

- !
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1854-11-08

= !,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-09
II The N. Y. Tribune.

Correspondence OF The n. 7. Tribune.
AKRA, KURDIsTAS, June 90, 1854.
The illness Of one of our American friends rem
dered il necessary for me TO accompany the fam
ily from Mosul part of the way to Persia, where
il is hoped the sufferer may recover. We LETT the
city of our labor Oh the afternoon of the 18th inst
and crossed the Tigris by the hgh-prowed ferry
boats which are still pulled across as in the days
of Sennacherib, by rough oars and rougher oars
men. Arrived at the eastern bank, the scOws are
dragged up the stream by the crew, who walk
half naked in the water, and when sufficiently far
10 enable them TO stem the swift current they
jump on board and tug at their till the ship is
brought into port.
An antiquarian friend begged US 10 spend the
night at kOyunjik, where Mr.. Lotus of the new
Assyran Society ia now excayatng, and so we
halted on the mound as the cannon of Mosul
pealed cut the hour of sunset, when the Moslems
could gorge themselves TO make up for the fast of
the day. slept in the open air; the lights of the
city and fire in the harvest field cleaning on
the right,-tbe black, though distant mountains
standing TO the left, and the stars above shining
with clear and steady light in the cloudess SKY.
At this very few persons sleep under roof in
Nesopotamia and the villages alongthe Assyran plain
They sleep upon it, l)oening their grdes by night
and tightening them by day. Their night and day
dress is the same-ong togas, long, loose shirts
and looser pants or dra~ers
We were @liged 10 travel before and after the SUM-
its beams being at midday int.lerabe. We started
across the ruins OF Nineveh while yet the sun was
hid tehind the peaks Of Klr1i-tan. Mrs. W., the
and babe, rotc on one mule in jaUak-a pair
Of coaIsc frames like carriage-ops, rufely covered
and tightly bound by ropes around the animal in
every way which could make it ser ure, which man
led by the halter. The two older children rode in
large covered baskets or pInnies, between which
was seated the driver OF the mule. Our boxes and
saddle-bags were bound the bacxs OF other mules:
a mounted guard of five armed men led the way and
We went on swift Oot-pacs fIr four hours 70 Bash
eka, one OF the chief seats Of the Assyrian devil
or-hpers We passed numerous trains OF mountain
GERS all armed with club, sword or gun, and bear
ing their produce 10 Mosu the metropolis # this re-
eion. Men were respiss their wheat and barley on
the plain, some having long iron claws attached TO
their fingers to keep the sickle from the iesh. The
grain wss thrown into heaps which were then tjei
INTO half donkey loads and carried 10 the villages TO
DC irodden under foot Of t.mas tin fully threshed
Around the villages great piles Of grain, in the
center OF each of which dOIkeys, calves and oxen,
hed head to head, were going their tread.
mil rounds or dragging behind them iron cylin-
ger SET thick with iron knives, which chopped The !
'Esr u pieces. Some men we're rinncwing the |
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-09
MARINE AFFAIRS.

LAUscH-Messrs j. C. Smith & Son, Of Hobokeu,
will launch from their yard at IL o'clock A. NJ. to-
day, schooner built for Messrs. Van Brunt & Slaght,
and others. Her dimensions 100 feet ke= % feet
BEAM and feet hold She is to be called tue
"Amereus," will be commanded by Capt +. s.
Vanderbilt and is designed for the general freghting
business.
Letters from Key West to Elwood, Walter, contain
the following:
The DISASTER TO TIRE IcosIUa-Shp Iconium
of Plymouth, is ashore at Love Key. Capt. WEIGH
will Immediately leave for the wreck. The Iconium
is from New York bound TO -, in ballast. She
was drawing l2l feet water, and is ashore in feet
water. The assistance of the wreckers has been &C
cepted, and they now throwing everbo ard the
ballast 1t will be Necessary to discharge the whole
of it before the vessel can be got off. The Iconium
has been stripped of her topmssts yards, etc. Her
owner is Abraham jackson, of Plymouth, Mass She
is insured in Boston.
OTHER DISASTERS.
On the 23d inst, schooner Gov. de Russey sailed
for Apalachcola, with the portion Of the cargo from
the schooner Albania, valued at s27 000 The amount
Of sales of damaged goods is sl3, 900. The captain
mas been slck, and no opportunity has been had to
obtain further particulars Of the disaster. think
The case is set down for trial TO morrow
Brig l.. w. Maxwell is q total loss with about one.
haIf OF the cargo. The captain has oh rered vessel
today TO take the saved portion to New-York.
ship Lazy Arsbella, on the ED, came in leaking
IN her upper works.
Schooner Wacottr from Mobile for New-York. ar.
rived yesterday, leaking.
SHIP BuILDIsG IN CHELSEA, MAss-Mr John T.v
Tor commenced building ships 10 that town four wears
ago and since then has built fourteen the largest
the Shskspere being Of $50 tuns; the other The
1ecrge washington, of $50 and eight others of up
ward OF Loco tuns-a total Of Is $50 tuna Mr. Stet
son has built fve vessels Of $50 tuns including one
on the stocks. Mitchell & Rice two of 676 tuns.
making total of 2O,67O tuns, and a value OF
sI,ao, 2H The number of men employed in the
AsHoRE-The Chicago Tribune of the Sd. saws the
propeller Indiana was hard ashore on the rocks in ST.
May RIVER. on Saturday morning last, waen the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-09
An AMERICAN WOMAN IN PARIS
xxx
oussponasnse Of The N. Y. Tribune.

SoiIesponeenee OF The y. Y. Tribune.
PARIS, Monday, Oct. Q 1854.
The mysterious disappearance OF the American
ambassador from Madrid, has been accounted FOR.
Vorinorants have been setting on Cuba, that nest
egg oil spain and diplomatic circles and your Cabi-
ret know better than Others what game has been
haiched therefrom.
Fair is foul and foul is fair when Ministers sit in
solemn conclave
Lest you may suffer from painful commisers.
ton of position in the midst of vacati IN desos
tons and Sevastopo suspenses, viii assure ron tb,,
in spite of all, Paris is not a-forlcru The darkss
day is not all darkness Saint. OF old sang in THAR
chains and angels came 70 men in their long night.
vigis; and it is simply likewise tho; has jas, hap
pened TO Psris. II has had jubilee, which was
heraleed in with an exordiun, Of whose style only
Bossuet's obsequies would be fttiuy coun'erpo.se
The journals raised the cry: " II Is she il is sae!
- They have returned her Indeed she is come
" The silence of on homes is broken; stiffness leaps
"to acelamatiOn solitude is peOpled, and the desert
"is repleni'hed' The city rcjOioss, and Rachel i
" Ne Iele snivenal.'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-09

=, CURE FOR THE TooTHAcHE--CoRREcTIoy.
EDiIok; Under the head Of City items, Tuesday,
lind fine story, Cure for he Too,hach, ;" nartialv
uue but az far as it states that this person i Ger
man muslc' teacher, allow me to inform you that is
nottrue, as know the man well, and know tn At he
Is 10 musician. But true it is that German, Ia
greeIhorp had tooth pulled, for which operation
ne handed to the Doctor, (doOes and not up t0rR,l
atwo dollar bill, and left quickly that the Doctor
mad no time to hand his patient card that he may
md his Office again when be is troubled with tooth
ache. You may be sure that bis teeth don't ache
at present believe the Dc otor got hold of the right
tooth TO cure, whether sosnd one or not. By cor.
Itctrg the part in this story, as far il concerns
German nusic-teacher, You will greatly obligs
GERMAN MUsIc-rEAcHER.
We make he desired correction as far az !, goes.
but il only proves that killed two birds with ono
stone II there are any more wounded pigeons LEI
them futter.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-09
A JOURNEY FROM MoSUL TO PERSIA.

Hernoae-one Of RAehes grandest roles from Racine, An
dronsque.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-08
For Baltimore and Philadelphia.


Lcarcs Richmond crcrg TueSddg al Ociock =. N
SStyyS TIL Il large ami Steamer B Il IN | u Il RE
s2sA Capt, GiFroRD. will receive freight every Mon
ny ond up tine hour of O'Clock p. a, every Tuss
lay. ior the above place.
Shippers TO Wheeling. Pittsbure, Cincinnati and the
South and West generally, will fnl this the cheap
nst and most expeditions. For freight, applytn
LUDLAM & WATSON, Richmond, TG.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-08
AUGUsT 2Sth, 1854.
Desirable Property for Rent.

A HOUSE WI h GARDEN attached equal to any in
"A the city, within few steps Of Main st. There are
lockroom, servants all the essay houses.
and every convenience the premises. 1t is situated
in good neighbohood. and very retired and to err
doing business Main Il c Canal III. 10
more convenient. There is good roomy IOBAC-
co FACTORY adjoining. with plenty of room carry
large business which will be rented moderate
terms either with without the dwelling house
Possession can be had the lst Of Ociaber. Applyto
Mas. GEO. T. WILLIAMS, Executrix.
aug 29u
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-08
Valuable Main-St. Prone, Y for Sale,

nm THAT v''ys uael" rron' ry IN Main ST., as:iqur
1A ~ opr"sttr the Norv,l lnn.c tronti S1A t..,i
iunni = hnck l3e i.rt Irwin. thc,ron ii Brek Bndin,
and W"o eh Tenement, nn" onnmnndu gp good reut
III" enttnl l"ont' u ~ = lie increasing mani n,
business huuc IA this rart civ, rcnder- IL ar np-i
the must NnlunhlcI inp.ity u, Main
lhco"n"f hnrinp determined II. J. grcoi ,duec.
ments will be offered those desiring 10 u nlc uroG
tnhle Investment. For iIi tn"r i,tcunrs apr, 4,
nng u NN n MOSRN purt'r
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-08
NLW-YoRK ADVERTISEMENTS.
NEW-YORK CLOTHING STORE.
NELSON & CO.,
Wholesale ClOihin E>tabli ,hm"'
ls Cortland street,
10 DEY STREET,

NHd 'NIeh' Iht ITIt WEN Tue tlIl rhInrk, ,Iufning
19 DEY STREET
TWO Nirginn Mere hunts >t4,Iinr New York We extend
l. our inviihon to call aud xn,niue sur stock whrI
- p"tie"laly adapted 10 S'utlrrt tnde. Those al
nut t"rmrr patron W. need TINT ,uIr nottu
Frceisior, und to hers would any our NJ n IL
ind eve hns brcn To sell gonds the One Price prin
'lr, without variation, nj only in the euc". bu, IN
spiri'
With regard ~ the grnliN four goods s rnurl
Ia saN tha' We maaf,en,c ihom we'll aud good
tnssr a,tsr most fashionable cusnm cstal rlulcni H.
this ANY ot rLetnud ,hu- cttlenv II to d. away
With the strong pici ,=, r7 ing Ia the rammani
s"ias' dog ~ aud usihe teaaN Il ting Please
Ne us nn ely Gull nA-etI. "t,r 9n- f.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-08
Tide-Watcr Connection.

1c.,,o M Our line OF Bouts will receive freight
nulsX1 deliverable in the Dock.
Our line connects with the lines ot StcnmerS = Bal
timorc, Phadelp phia aud New York twice week. Il
ianding is nearer the nnl vessel hndinp
thnu other the drayagc gJods aud p,oiuce will
be less by our line thnn any otler LEE n co.
81 RirlnIond
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-08
Saratoga Water.
T.. J.. EOIkES

AS now on cNh i on ana open ir the inspection of
1 ihe public. ut hs Wuroro,ms, upper end Mnin s .
large md beautiful assortment of Furniture His
stock embraces every article stumble for house keeping
i"m the I"Ine and cheapest The finest article n,1
n'ncin'"d MI mnde "t ia. best material by good work
men, after the lacs, and m ~, nrI roved pnttern.
No loln. or exertinn will be spared 10 give .atisfae
tou Ia those WIZ nm, emil on him
All work sold this house securely packed free of
chdIRc, and warranted "a 90 -ate my distance.
lInr aud Shuck Mattresses mnde 10 order nj tn,
shortest hoti'e nGi On the most reasonable terms.
-sp.I - tW Rep cory
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-08
knOW-NOthing.

M Il do not proe-sto knew great denl. but one
w ibh,g we do know, that we have not sold all
of fuur summer go ns und the Is fast passing
wny. aud get rid of hem, mud would any to
III who not fully supplied iih sur goods. that
would h" much obliged them if they would cnli
immediatly aud sapry themselves without regnrd to
cost Our t,ek con ist of good assortment Of Coats
Pant. md Vests, Furnishing Gooda
mug li.d4w HATCHEn. LOCKWOOD g. 90.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-08
RICHMOND.
RAWLINGS 4 MILLER,
Grocers and Commission Merchants,

UTOcerS anu VOmmlSSlOu WeTCnHHtSs
Corner Pearl and Cary streets
Richmond, Va,
nffER f,r sale, Ia the trade. full and de e,'rnbr
~ stock of Groccries Teas, Wurs aud Liquors,
tie usual terms. 10 punctun dealers:
300 hhi. Porto, Rico aud New Orleans Sugar
POO hhs New Orrans and Sugar House Moa.sr1
500 bags Rio Laguro Java and Porto it'ra C"he
500 packages Louf Cu-hcd Powdered and Col,c
Sugars
100 packages Green aud Black Teas part extra fine
qnnlity
200 boxes Soap assorted qualities, including lin.
fancv S#nps
900 b ,Nrs Alanun inc Candles
Madca, Sherry Port. Malaga aud Lisbon Wines
full assortment
BIandics of all qualities. part finest imported
Holland Gin; Jnaaca Rum; Schiedam Schnpl pa
Old fye Nhi-key. Of Rohertson'- cclehln,ed bran
Rrclihcd Whi-kcv.ol our own hrand4, superior qua it,
Champagne Wines. .vaIinns brend., including our own
importation
Nails. Cumberland Bridec,on and Old Domi,ion
brands
Sole Len her NJ ddle, Light and Heavy aud Good
Damaged
Bacon; Lnri: Cheese; Rice
Olive OH; Pepper; AlsPiee; Ginger; Starch; Window
Glass
Glass
lndgo Mustard; Mace Nutmeg, Pickles
Engli4h Snucesi rwne; Wrapping Paper; Candle
Wick
Painted Buckets; Tub; Broom.; Plough Lines
Bed Cord; Meokers; Hrirngs
Sperm, Solar, Tanners and Machine Oil.
Salt Ninegn Coverseed
Havana Cigars "a choice assortment nf best brands.
Dealer. visiting city will lind their interest I,
cNnmnr our -toek OF goods before purchasing.
nnr
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-08
PLASTERING

PLASVEHlNG
WI + subscriber takes pleasure in niUrmin ng his
l. merous friends that he is ady tn ary call
made on him from the country, anl vii promptly and
in the best style all work rusted his
His well known ability in the tasttu branches of
the trade. com ned with lorg rxuerience prac.
rca workman, may well assure MI who employ lin Of
havirg good parlor ceilings done H. city
this uniun limitations in Red and Blue Granite
New England Sand Stone viii be gwen, where stncc'-
ng is done, Mt the price. No arge made for
,Iowng any who may desire his large stock Of
patterns. many of ahich Kew City or irrs attended
to ~ usual JOHN LONG.
I3 33tv-dts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-08
Spring Fashions for 1854.
m SITTER "a
~ Has now received and ,turc his Spiug style -
GENTLEMEN s FINE DRESS HATS

comprising Beebces New York style which 5 most
beautifu-aiso, Oakfords ,oung mems Pm adel hiG
style fiat brim-which i unsu, passed Any ha' yet of
fcIe or the inspection Of this market rug ihci with
the Baltimore sye,curl brim-wnich is very htnd
Besides large ssormeu oi al the various STYLES and
qualities of Soft Hats, adapted Tor the Spring Trade:
10 which he most ea,ne>tly calls the rutun OF his
friends aud customers and he public to give him call
Is he is prepared To ote, greater Inducements
buyers than an, like estah hment the city both
whultsae pnd reIal. All kind. ut hat made order
sh r st oiice. Customers hats dressed over 10
half price Call at the sign ot the Blue Hht rbnrrnns
3 dts NM SIIlXER.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-08

These vessels of the first class, built in the city oi
baltimore, expressly for this rnde and hove superior
rnmmodations for passengers. They are commanded
ly pereucei CAPTAINS, we'll qualified for the trade
and who " i'll spare no exeron To accommodate The,
will be towcd mp pnd down the rivers by aud ma,
he relied on TO snil promptly us advertized
Merchants going North or ordering goods from N,u
York. will find it to their interest tn ship lay this line
~ freight will always be taken low by other
line of Packets, and every effort will be made by
agents in Richmond and New. York give satisfaction
Freight - per whole, aud - cents per 4 ,
Tobacco being about so per cent less lhnu charg'
the Steamers. Insurance can be effected in the Il.
moad Fire Assoration by this line at 38 per cent.
We respectfully ask and hope IL succeed in obtain
ug full shalr of patronage.
Goods shipped by this line 10 New York will be for
nnrded free nf commission 10 New Orleans. Mobile
Ghare~tnn Savannah nuy other Southern North
rrn port The vessels will lie in Richmond Rockctt.
IN New York Be,th No |, Coffee House Slip, foot Of
Wall Street. DAVID CURtlE Richmond } >
c. II. PIERSON, NY. -
No. 81 South Street. y
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-08
VOL. 3.---NO. "a.
CLOTHING AND FANCY GOODS.
Fan ana Winter CIo,hing.

CPLENDID SPECIMENS Our fricnds and the
plblr pecifully invited o call ut H. franl,in
Oo,b and Coth;ng n. use, Main st. Lyncibme. w,
aol examine The splendid specimens of COAT s.
PANTS, and VESTS for Fall and Winter just v..d
fr,tn their agent Mr. Dixon. In New Yok, They
.u,ias- anyihnS ever in the Southern country.
GLASS & RAINE,
aug Isn j. DIXON aet
Re,