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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-19

GLASS 4 RAINE, FH
" J. Dixon, Agent.
Respectfully invite the attention of their friends ard
the public generally their splendid stock Of FALL
md WINTER CLOTHING. Just received at ihnt well.
known aud popular Gentlonens Furnishing Esthblish-
ment the fn.NKLis CLoTH AND CLOTHING House.
In purchasing their present supply The latest improve
mcnS IN style have been observed, and seections made
from the moro importation. of Cloths Cassir eres
and Ne.tine,. by their experienced ngent Mr. Dixon,
after am"n,hs careful examination. In style. dursbil
ty and cheaPness their stock srpasses anything ever
introduced in this section &C country. Nearly the whole
o 1t has been made the order, under the eve of Mr.
Dixon nnd the create, part o it having been purchased
FOR cash they enabled offer to those
in want Of chcap fashionable and durable goods never
beior" moi with in this u any other market.
Fhoit stock Of CLOTHS. CASSlMERES & VEST
lNGS is also la,ge and of such rare and beautiful oual
tr- thnta personal uspecon only convey proper
idon Of their superior richness and beauty They have
employed the hes, al orknen and of Clotha
will be nude tn order in Fourteen Hours Those
prrtcrring Ia purchase Goods OF them be made else
wh.rc will hnve them cut free Of charge.
The unproeeden success which attended their Of
forts during tho Spring and Summer, plense their
friends aud the public, make them hope confd emily for
n like success during the Fall and Winter.
honF OF DotNa BUSINESS.
lo eroRo@ise ktae ahn nenent in the prices asked
io, Goods will be made M those asked are the lowest
they cnn he sold at This will enable one salesman to
d" the work ii twn ON the old rlnn of asking one hitd
moro thnn they would be willing To sell fof.
To Seftof CASH, ON short time by special gree.
m"ni-- and rat othcrwso, which ehnbles them To buy
h"ir Goods principally for cash. aud 10 per cent chea
or than those "ho buy crcdit II will n-o save from
10 I" 10 per cent lor COLLECTING which enables them
7c good. NJ enstnt much chcnper thhn those houses
which sell on long time. GLASS RAINE,
J. J.DlXON. Agent.
sop ll-dtcts
10 Bedford Sentinel, Salem Register, Wyhcvle
Telegraph nud Ghri.fmn.hurg llcnld copy month IN.
s}U
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NETWORK ADVERTISEMENT
NEW-yOKK CLOTHING STORE.
NELSON & CO.,
Wholesale Clothint Establishment
Is Cortland street,
Aud extenIinr thrnnrh he enr o hnck h. .fnfminr


Two Virginia Merchants visiting New York extend
our invitation cnll and examine our stock whe
Ia particularly adapted To Southern Irade Those Of
onr former patron, need assure that our motto
Is frcelsior and ,,hers would say, our pin ia
and ever has been To sell goods the ONE Price prin
oiple without variation only in the lcttce. but in
spirit.
With regard to the qrnlitv of our goods its much
la say that We manufacture them we'll and in good
taste ~ the most jIshioaabe csHl ishment in
this any other market mud thus cndcnvor a do away
With thu strong prcri,,p ting IN the comnnni
gnlnst dealing in and using eadA mt l'thng Please
give early call un iost nsscun.s rrar 3O-ts
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Pll BLIC NOTICE.

iiE Subscribers being nnNious 10 sell out thcr stock
"t g"od--in order to close up their Co partnership
will irom this dute offer ficir dosirnb, assortment
"i Hrndy mnde Gnthing, oths, Cussneres and Vest
lngs, nnd Furnishing Goods. at and below Cost
W" invite The attention Of Country and other Mer-
CHANTS To uur ehnceard vni vi eleciia assnrig them
OF our cre Ia every ,ythns store on the most
iavoHblctc terms.
Any rcsen desirous Of commencing the Coibing busi-
ness cnu now hnye opportunity of The most desirn.
bi"~t"ck aud stand in tho civ
Ut Is desirable that persons In lobied to ia,
hN I"nd noe, OF open account should call aud settle
IL, soon rs possible hriorc hnn them over for col
l'ri"n. BAKER & CLANEY
uug 10 IA Corner Main nnd Market 4.t..
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MEDICINES.
Baltimore Lock Hospital


,lrEE may he obtained the most specify remedy for Weak
W loss of orsan Tower rain in the Loins pisea'
Constitutional Debility aud al tose horrI affections arising
rom ~rrrtions matter whether from inemIeaner or the
use Of ardent spirits any other cause
caly who have the victims of evil practices hlas
a countless numbers of generous aud uoblchearttd beings
1--we been swept unmy omh thousands of yonng men Of
TN exalted talents aud brilliant inerct VINO might eih
~ have listening senaes with the thunders OF ell
ol,ence walked to e"stacy the living Tyr
rhose suffering from OF the following melancholy elee
should Immediately apply e,,>.,,,>
Weakness of the Back and Lms in the Head Dimness
a itht Loss Muscular Power paiAton Of the Heart Dys
@ Nervous rritabity Dernnsement ot the digestive rune
h'ns, Sg'hi ' % ,a, elect. on the mind are much
MhHl 4iLi @ 80 W,ory Confusion Of Ideas Depression
sniris Forebnings Evil, Aversion Of Society settrus
ofFicE@So Frederick Street Seven Doors from iat
ST. Eas, S up the @ P win 4S mak the pace "
A Cure Warranted or no Charge Made
The many % p Jbnnn iexceeiing nl oilers feics
hs standing gentleman eharacr and reSSnsltI l1a
sufficient guarantee that he is the only proper Physician To be
consulted -
uENBER OF THE ROYAL COLLEGE OF SURGEONS,
Inlon Graduate from the most eminent Coegasoi the
mite States part OF whose life has been spent
b irte some astonishing cures that we're ever
Many troubled with mixing in the re ears and heal when
ha,hllne.s with frequent inslnn2 hitrnit' sometimes win
dsr,aeement ot mind, sara Immediately
Take Particular Notice,
Parents AMI often 11si with respect 10 the
;a or 2o,f go o. ] 9 =, IA ar ,.s . H." '' Wing of the
fr,wr rariation Dyspepsia Indigestion derans-
m.nf Of the Nervous system Cough fld symptoms y Con-
,'n,ntn also bose serious Mental eact. such loss Of
Memory Depression Of Spirits or 80, @P9 ,
liurng lrei destructive toio' Body ani Mind Thus are
sgep from srr,e thousands who might have teen 81 use to
thor Comts.a pleasure ' thor ifinh' ana "'''S '' ~
IN ierrysr,ys INvIaoRArlyE REMEDY FOR ORGANIC
WEAKNESS
i,n.,nl OF is most lelitarl uliy uas many who
hui lost a hore ard been an4o 70 dS ny It's e9mpeie ] IN
yoraon the Nervous Sysen IL whole nn,'es become me re re-
stf 10 illtlvl0 hl ne 'hl'i
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Tidc-Water Connection.

1,, III Our line of Boats VIII nov receive freight
GxaEsxcsG stsEt deliverable in the Dock
oar Enc rnunccls win the lines al Steamers ir Bal
tmnre rtiiaiephia and New York fwice week. a tt
undiug nearer the steamer anl vessel nnding
than pnv other the drnyngc goods aud produce will
be less lay oui linz, 1tan any olLcr LEE n co.
nup 3 az Richmond
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Greatest Indnc c,nents to Buyers
READY MADE CLOTHING,

READY MADE CLOTHING,
LNNER OFFERED IN LNNCHBURG
- Now Ia he found at the Wholesale and Retail
Clothing establishment, Southwest corner of Main md
Market streets.
Tia" subscriber. disposed clear 5ul their entire
stock OF Snmmer Goois by the lat Sepiembe md are
Offering extraordinary bargains cash. or prompt short
time b"yos fhosn wishing anything in hi. line may
sill find good assortment of thin goods ut prices
which Tho most economical will not grumble at.
BURROUGHS. SHAFER 4 co
Clothing Bnzanr aud Gentlcmen.' Outlitting Estb'nt
Cornpr Main and Market sis
July 3o-ts
fW WyheYle Telegraph, Bedford Gen,inel, Sulem
Republican, Floyd lntcgoncer and Fincastie Democrat
copy.
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FALL AND WINTERG GOODS,
USN ExnreSS

vi AGAz'NHs ron SEPTEMBER
Hr7ers New Monthly Godcys Ladies' Book; Gra-
huns Am. Monthly; Arthurs Home Magazine; Peter
sons Ladies' Magazines; putnam's Monthly; Yankee No.
tons; Frank Leslic'r Magazine Of Fashion
HAND TINES, by Dickens: Rosa NooDvILLE 10y Du.
oas; TIcoNDERoGA by james, SIR JASPER CAREw by
Lever, received Mt MORSE'S.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-19

JAMESTOWN AND ROANOKE,
~ 1900 tons Bpr'hes, Commanded by Captains
~ CaVendy aud Skinner
The jamestown w leave Richmond every Tuesday at.
tarnoon at o'clock. Aud Roanoke every Saturday
gaarnlng at o'cock tul New Nofs via Norfolk.
Returning, they will leave New tk Tor Richmond
every Saturday aud Wednesday, niiernoon nj o'clock.
Stopping few hours euch way nt Norfolk.
Passage 10 New York. including meals and State
room accommodating n,onl -.---.--.-..----- sl0
Steerage Passage on y.----.=..--- D
Charge to Norfolk, the 10y River Boats.
Merchants and Travellers will find this OF the nosi
speedy and comfortable routes between New York md
Richmond. Passage and fare onl, $40, Steemge pas
sageo only s.. =.
LUDLAM & WATSON.
nnl3t4 Richmond Va.
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AS now on exhibition nud open for the inaper ion ol
u tie public, NJ his Natetoon. upper end Mum 81
lnge md beautiful assortment ot Furniture. His
stock embraces every article nble for house keeping.
tnm the plnnest and cheupe- the finest article
nncured. n made ut The he=t material, by good work
men, attef t." latest and mpst approved patterns
NJ lmins eNcrtIon will BE- spared give sntisiac
tian Ia those wtu may call on him
All work sold At his house securely packed, FREE Of
chngr. Hnd wurrnrtcd 10 go snie any distance.
llnr aud Shuck Mattresses made to order Mt the
shouest noircc, and nn the most reasonable terms.
scp. Is ~ Rep
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LYNCHBURG TUESDAY MORNING, SEPT 10, 1884.
RICHMOND.

RAWLINGS n MILLER,
Gr0Cers and Commission Merchants,
Corner Pearl and Cary shoets,
Richmond, Va,
nFFER for sale, to the rude, a full and desirable
~ stock Of Groceries, Teas, Wines and Liquors, ON
the usual terms. To rnnctunI deHlcts;
300 hhds Porto, Rico and New Orleans Sugar
200 bhls New Orleans aud Sugar House Molassc'
500 bags Rio Iagnira avn and Potto Rico Coffee
500 packages Loat, Crushed Powdered aud COuoo
Sugars
100 packages Green mud Black lens, lhit eNuh hhe
quality
300 boxes soap assorted qualities, including fine
Fancy Soups
400 brAos Adaman'inc Candies
Madcta Sherry Pnrt Malaga and Lisbon Wines
full assortment
B,nndies of all qualities. part hnest imported
Holland Gin; Jamaica Rum; Sehiedam selma Us
Old Ryc Nhiskey, o Rohcrtson's celebrated brand
Roclidcd Whi-ke, own brands. superior quality
Champagne " nes, Various brands, including our own
Importation
Nails. Cnmhe,ana Biijcc,on. and Old Dominion
brands
Sole Leather Middle. Light aud Heavy and Good
Damaged
Bacon; Lnrd; Cheese, Rioc
Olive Oil Pepper Allspicc; Ginger; Sin,ch; Window
Glass
Glass
Indigo; Mustard, Mace, Nutmcgs; Pickles
English Sauces, Twinc; Wrapping Paper; Candle
Wick
tainted Buckets; Tub; Broon, Plough Lines
Bed Cord; Mnckere Ilcrrings
Sperm, solar. Tanners and Machine Ola
Salt; N,nogai Gloyerseod
Havana Cigars chnicc assortment of best brands.
Drale, visiting our city will find thor interest T.
examine stock of goods before purchasing.
nug 81 d3ta
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Those ycarel- Of the hri class built in the city Of
Baltimore expressly for this radr and hive superior
Communications for passengers. They nre commanded
10y experienced Canains, we'll qualified for the uude
md who i'll spare cxrrtion To accommodate They
will be towed up eud down the 'vcrs by and may
he relied te sail promptly a. adyertized
Merchants going North or ordering goods from New
York, will find their interest IN ship by this line
freight will always be taken lo" as by any other
line of Packets, and every effort will be made by the
agents in Richmond and Ncw-lor< To give satisfaction
Freight Is cents per whole, and II cents per } y
Tobacco being uboul 80 per cent less thap charg'
the Steamers. Insurance can he effected in the Hio.
moad Fire Association 10y this line at 3.S per
We respectfully AK and hope Il succeed in obtain
ing foil share OF patronage,
Goods shipped by this line to Ncw.Yor will be for
wnrded free Of commission to New Orlcuns, Mobile
Charleston, Savannah any other Southern North
crn port The vessels will lie in Richmond Rockets
In New York at Berth No, |, Coffee House Slip, foot Of
Wall Street. DAVID CURRlE Richmond, } =
c. II. PIERSON, N. Y. IS
No. 81 South Street. y
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XTNUKKIA, MASS LIQUORICE.

u 70 cases; Consignment, dlfect per ship "NOT
ante" from Lewis de Yuura Esq the ufscturcr il
Spain, for sale by DAVENPORT. ALLEN.& co.
enl 2gts
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VA. n TENN. RAILROAD.

Buchanan, Natural Bridge, Lexington, and
RoclSbridge Alum Springs.
Ia saa ;l.... ssisa;s " is-9ss
ID AS&ENGERS are int nnal that the undersigned
4 nof running ne ef splendid fonr-hor'e stuees
tom lnford'- depot, on III Vneipa & Tennessee Rail
road duly (Sundnys escspted) 10 III" a,ove named
plares.
SCHEDULE Leave yur burg, via Va. x Tenn
Railroad, at m, aud nniye ut Enrlanhn ut from 10
o'clock the sane evening". Leavr Buchanan next
n3ofnag. breakfast and snp y hours Mt the Natural
i.3gt aud reach thc Ruchb 1e Alum Spring, in time
tordnncr.
\ HACK can be prorulel af my time nt buchanan
In run 10 the Peak OF Otfer distance of only eleven
miles anl over good ruad
Fare from Lvnciburr to Buebaran 50 90
Natural Bridge ) 90
Lexington 3 IS
Roekbridec Alum -
Tickets may be procured At the Lynchhurg depot.
July BITS NARfEh
WANTED TO HERE-lOO Negroes t
w work on the Va & Tenn. Rail Road, at layine
rnckfor which liberal prices VII be paid Apply to
+. DENMEAD,
or A. n. Montgomery, Agent,
dec 23-dts Lynchhurg. Vn.
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NIEXICAN GUANO.-We are now

I'1 ing supply Of Mexican Guano, which So
at low figure. and ship up the Canal without any Co
Of dmy62e or Losb toll. LEE X CO.,
sep It's Richmond
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LINE OF Richmond a.. ~.

home line is composed Of the following vessels and
.uls from New-Y ork every three days. All owned in
the city Of Richmond, viz:
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to- bedford Sentinel Salem Register, Wythevllo
Telegraph nnd Ghristmn.hurg lIernld copy month IN.
idciutm eanspeuop9g
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VOL. 3.---NO. 43.
CLOTHING AND FANCY GOODS,
SEPTEMBER llth, 1854.
Franklin Cloth and Clothing House.

MAN 81, nenrIy oppostc UnbeII House
Lynohburg Va
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NEw-HAMPsHIRE ELECTION.
NEBRASKA At WASHING TON.

Correspondence OF The n. Y Tribune.
WASHINGTON, Saturday, March IL, 1854.
Truman Smith tells story, in his speech on Ne.
braska, Of q wise man ia Connecticut who had .
proyerb, that when man thinks he 10 cunning be 10
L" ruined" Until the result of the New Hampshire
election broke the SPELL it is said that President Pierce
has really believed that lie was pursuing very wise
course for the ultimate benefit of the Democratic
party In short he thought he was very cunning Inc
Gle .tion in his OWN State, however has opened his
eyes and he for the first time, begins to resize
that he and hs party are ON the road to ruin. The
Herds administer cold comfort to him, and tell him
" We told you So"
The telegraph informed you that " one Phelps had
had been teced from the Senate with thousand dol
lars in his pocket The exact conueyed 10 him was
thirteen hundred and twenty eight dollars 1t is
said that the Governor of Vermont intends to appoint
Dir Kellogg to fill the vacant seat i'll the Senate Even
those who by fine spun arguments attempted to main
tain Mr. Phepss light to the seat, admit that there 10
no shadow OF right for on Executive appointment now
So If Mr. Kellogg should and spend three months
here he need expect to be paid his per dem and
mileage, as in Phelpss case. Eminenty endowed, as
some of the Senators are with a talent for special
pLsadipg the best Of them would fail to make out
ease in such event.
Douglas has hardly shown himsefin the Senate since
he heard the news from New-iiampshire. His face,
however IL familiar in most OF the taverns IN Wash
ipgton and in the Hobbies of the House OF Representa-
tiyes His case is desperate. His attack on the New
ENGLAND clergy evinces morbid state OF mind and IL
lustrated the old Latin prOverb, Whom the gods
% would destroy they first make fools The debate
which occurred the presentation OF the great pet
ton is to be published here in full IN pamphlet, EN-
1racipc the speeches OF Messrs Houston, Everett,
Seward, Mason, Petit, Butler Douglas, &c. III
makes an interesting episode IN Congressional Annals
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-20

The following gentleman we're snpanelled on the jay
fHTLF jALFiy F5rruan.
Charles q S. or John Ritter
Villa Rr.s,ol Beuj. teteh-r. Jr
Caleb Nir G-orse Ho.d sy
J1fn DrFri-. tsrs fyl--
saul Bi.hor Y n frsh~e,


ssnl Bishop n fnsb~e,
y..-. sr,t .a- .ns .;i6sa ,h., GA Thursi., aA,
b. pr,,sn' =. =. saia i per. 49, .1
70 y ,iucenh r0'c ~ 70 - - NJ = go -
- .udsn Of the Students -,E cat =, 70 - up . %,
the d;.i.f .sa a. id., NIB, but
IN h.yssi tosther end behaved Urn me s,aos' 20
TN ,'ey .l.e s.d .oa. 'h
sI. Ben n.Ii isasd Ge.t 'Eta "a reIs . ih' rsSs
os. II, ny h a' 10 sesS -..a az
fell twelve fourteen feet fOn h- 'fsden and aacas rs
except y : .I.st liz; tos.ri re sO'I-,. '.,.,.,-
~ Carl one Of as ;as.n s , r % sas rae,
Terru p..ed the 's,d-as ..sns
ID, to very pe.eabs on ssir way sos ;asyai
@ G s precision 70 .. ..i ieis q Is. s ~
,eN Irr - the, were eo..rs Temp ct tssi we're .ed vic
otber q bic er he lssl .Suvs .asns
i..f ID. s Gt ia Tot Esw sho were armed ~hsa asy at
IS ih, eOeie OUrt .oms one Informed him h' nv 70. ho,
d. Rra testified H evidence eOTTooo sfei the ABOVE
Dr. levin ,.;asd that he mad. poe, ,:'.s ...n.9.:
r., ,e nm I si sPS4 len s 5' @ %
shPpEs Of the bone and completely peri r.tns the M lat
.id heh'. sS,s Of deceased have b.-o rsd
deceased could have FER after TIE woutcs were oaed
At this point of the evidence tbs adjourned til
this morning
AT the request of Capt Bisse the Atheneum closed
Saturday light In anticipation Of another disturbance
extra police force Of $50 men was organized by the May
or and put duty Saturday night
The New Haven Grsys Lieut.. Cscdee National Blues
Lieut. Bsse company ofGovernors Foot GuNi.,
Major Lockwood were ordered TO hold themselves in
reediness
When our reporter left New Haven on Saturday night
everything was quiet.
10y Telegraph
New HAVEN. March 10. 1854.
Ere broke out about o'clock this morning in Paks',
Second Ward. A chop W. burned and dwelling house
nearly consumed No disturbance occurred
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lsy TelssT,Fhl
TBL CALI OF SATURDAY At The EASTWARD.

Bosros. March 10, 1884
heavy rorth west gale prevailed here yesterday sd
lest hight but moderated this morning The gale lssed %
hun, and hGs undoubtedly occasoDe heavy loss oil
pioper'y ED probably many ves tie wind blew VIA
eies violence al along TIE ooas from Cope CDd 70 nova
scotia In WsibGm, F;chburs, PsppersH' Ashland and
other towns in the Interior Of this STATE ehmneys were
blown down buildings unIOofed and other damage done
but We have heard Of no fatal accident
In cur hs-tor iuch the violence OF the Storm that
4, sts srrsIip Arabia and ships Permanent Bel Rock and
se,ers cher vessels parted and nearly oarsened
over hut were finally ured The barb Yuba driven
sshore Georges Isa1 but succeeded IN getting of and
vert to FOR sefsty.
The srepresented TO have been unusually violent at
Portland Bangor Eassport and Caias At Bangor there
was heavy fal Of fnow.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
RECEIVED By
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
FROM WASHINGTON.

z&S~1rf y
co"ssP~' WASHINGTON, March 10, 1854.
A. <,.,n, AZ Ns,x York {, most estimsbe geDtensn
-, -. ,h.ssto,. made fsvsrsble impression on the
Houss Bat ruin 10 his doom rhese never va" ia"''
h.nc Sr man 10 make bis mark siocs the world began
II be only had the grace put himself az the neso Oh Tue
.,s Nshrssha forces in the House. be might win moro
nvisbe position in sixty days than an ordinary life OF poll
a.. voud give him Bat though he does not lack firm
ness he has love of appreciation that kills him dead
Julus Csssr Slavery viii lick him and swallow him sure
"A fate Aias poor Cutting. He too will die Of Nebraska
Bsley of Va already las him in his breeches pocket
The Gsdsden Tresty drsgs long discussion on it is
ahead Nobody can guess how it is coming out. Some
Sen,,ors think will fail and think will go though
Tbsre was redeemed Of the Public Debt last week at
,be limited States Treasury the Of three hundred and
th;rty Eve thousand four hundred dollars.
Frspcis Shaw of Massachusetts one OF the corps Of
v~norer, IL the New York Associated Press died in this
CITY Yesterday after painful illness OF two months
NEW HAMPSHIRE ELECTION
BosroS, March 10, 1854.
The Atlas has returns from 9o4 in New hampshire,
giving Bsker 7s5 majority Hs majority in the State viii
be about lOo OF the Representatives elected 80 far as
lsowp II3 are Democrats and l54 Opposition.
NEW JERSEY LEGISLATURE-THE LIQUOR
Flaw DEFEATED.
TRENTON, Saturday, March IS. 1884.
The New Jersey Legislature adjourned sine de at 81
The Maine Liquor law was defeated the vote being yeas
%, nays Sc.
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE AT DARIEN.
BALrIMoRE, Saturday, March ls, 1854
A fire on the plantation Of Col. Foreman, at Daricn
Ga, has destroyed property to the value Of $4,000.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-16

Every body knows FANNY Fans; ivory body has
laughed aud cried over her spa king dashnc ruth tu
GENIAL writings, every body will Ia rend this. her
INST n"vet, aud every one who docs rcnd it will Iro
n"unee II her greatest wotk. Sass NJ able critic who
has real the pool sheets, rum Hall is IA work
which not only exceeds any thing which Funny Fern
has before ~Ier aa which in many respects SURPRISES
any otl'' ""th WHIT 'ser For intense aud sustained
interest ct narrative. tof originality of conception md
u"ntncHt Tor srorching nud whitening fchuke
ol pe"nsion'and hNpoctsy, tor elevation ot tone
mud "insoi' nesa "a. religious incnlcalons. for veor
simplicity, decncss aud fascination 81 .tyr,
"" have never srcn It's e,luu
he ai"ty tnkes Possrssi IN of heart once
oloW Ruth through her TRIMS with ns mech interest as
though SIN were sister; shr btrthrs sigh
she suffers not SORROW, which the rndcr does feel
as ncucly ~ though the tt-i from lis own h. nrt
md lh" secou were at his sad experiences
The thluctris uch We are con tamil, meeting
IN eNeSlny lite and how boldly nnd slillfuy they nru
dtn"n, how powerfully the story is told how touching
Ia It's Pglhos how sparkling its Wit how iucsstable it.
humer, low severe its sar,, aud how its moral.
no adequate idea can be gained except hy reading 1t
ktrH HALL will tc,r sale by book sellers generally.
To any ope sending us the retail price, will send
copy OF the worl, by mnil, post paid.
MASON BROTHERS,
dec 9dtc3t y Park Row, New York.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-16
Our Country. Present and Prospective.

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TrFrIterias Il Nebtnss ard Kansas fully shown
all the propose Railroad routes tom the old S'ae, to
the golden sh It the Pacific faithfully dehueated
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