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Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-02-28

Messrs. De Graft and Shoemaker have
contracted 70 buildLhat portion Of The Allan
tic and Ohio Railroad lying between Colum-
bus and Circleyille. The Columbus Jour
nal says here was good deal Of competition
and that The contract was taken on terms
very favorable 10 The company.
During The last six weeks 90, ,875 hogs, 8, :
1o4 carle, and 5000 sheep have been ship
ped from Columbus on the G. G, & G. R. R
About twenty cars day were required (oI
The shippers,
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-02-28

The Hon. Daniel Mace, M. g. from La
layelte district, Indiana, has published let.
ter to his constituents, announcing his deter.
minOtion 10 oppose Douglas Nebraska Bill.
He says: This momentous question did
not enler into the contest for Congress when
you elected me, and is new 10 both you ard
me. have felt ii due TO you and my self 10
indicate my fixed purposes. lf.hey accord
with your wishes, nothing will give me more
pleasure; il not, advise me, and will resign,
and thereby enable you 10 elect one who
will vote for repeal Of the Missouri Com.
promise. will never do il.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-02-28

LITTLENEss OF BIG MEN.-Some time
ago on motion of the Ohio Senate, young
man by the name Of w, H. Day was ad-
miIted upon lhe floor of the Senate Cham.
ber as reporter for newspaper. He avail
ed himself Of The privilege, and conducted
himself becomingly in every respect. Sub.
sequently i. was discovered .hal he had few
drops of African blood mixed with The Anglo
Saxon current that filled his veins--so few,
however that its presence had not been per-
ceivcd. Forthwith one of tho big.liitle.
bodies in that august assemblage Of Chris
,ians and Soons, moved his expulsion, -
which motion after long debate, was passed
by vote Of " 10 10!
If this isn't whiuling the little end of or.
binary decency down 10 just nothing, we
should like TO know what way any body
would go 10 work 10 accomplish that pur-
pose. II something like this had occurred
in South Carolina or Georgia--(where how
ever, it never could occur )-people would
not have been surprised; but 10 have taken
place in tolerant Ohio, in enlightened Ohio,
in "Free Democratic Ohio, in abolition
Ohio, right under the egis OF the ordinance
of '87, appears at first blush to be passing
strange
No wonder the slaves who run away from
good masters in Kentucky, and take up their
abode in Ohio, return after time disguised
with Their new home. Anything bu, a rat
lie snake or an alligator might be justly ex.
cused for becoming sick Of residence
among such men as make up the majority
Of The Ohio State Senate.--LouisuilIe (Kv.)
Courier. .
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-02-28

Col. Thos. B. Stevenson. President Of the
Mnysvlle and Big Sandy Railroad Compu.
ny,wrles TO The Maysvllle Eagle that the
Virginia General Assembly hasb by consid
cradle majority. decided that the gupge Of
the Railroad from Covingion in that State
to ,he mouth Of Big Sandy shall be 4 feet
81 iuchos.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-02-28

or Weare compelled 10 issue our paper
this week on smaller sheet Than usual. on
account Of DISAPPOINTMENT in geuing paper
of the right size, which was ordered in good
season.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-02-28

The GERMANS. The Germans hel1 q
meeting o, the Courthouse last evening to
express their .disapproval of The Douglas in.
iqui,y on the Nebraska question. We were
not nreseni. Particulars next week.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-02-28

The Pu.nam (la.,) Banner says the track
of The New Albany & Salem Railroad will
be finished b tween Greencashe and Balm.
bridge II about three weeks. The rock cui,
about fiye miles north Of the former place,
is The chief cause Of lhe delay. They are
laying the track between Greencaslle and
The cu,, The lies aud rails being hauled around
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-02-28

A CASE OF HARDsHIP.-On Sunday last
poor man, named George Ayrhart, tailor
living in Bedford street, committed suicide
in the county Prison. 1t appears that du-
ring the storm on Tuesday morning, his
landlord got writ Of possession out against
him for failure 10 pay his rent, and cons
table turned him and his family, consisting
Of his blind vile, son, daughter, nephew
and niece, out of doors in the storm. The
man had been advised by lawyer not to
pay the rent to any one until disputed claim
TO the ownership Of the house was settled. =
On the election Of his hopeless family du-
ring the storm, Ayrhar., who is described as
o worthy industrious man, resisted and was
committed 10 jail on charge Of assault. This
punishment, its disgrace and the idea oI
his blind wife and dependent family being
homeless in the depth of winter, preyed up
on the poor mans mind so that he hung
himself in his cell. There is whole vol
ume Of misery, Of wretchedness and wrong
in this brief story, and we doubt whether
Than that which has so tragically terminated
ever occurred in Christian land.-Cin. Co
| lumbtan
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-01-16

a m
Arrhe.at Franklin Wednesdays by m.
1886 From Cenrevle by Vernon, Charlotte, Barton's
Creek, McAiser's Cross Roads, Richardson's,
and Pleasant Mound, to GAINESVILLE, go miles and
back week.
Leave Cenrevile Tuesdays at m;
Arrive at GAINESVILLE next days by pm;
Leave GAINESVILLE Mondays at a m;
Arrive at Centrevlle next days by II m.
1886 From Cen,revile, by Beardsown, Macedonia and
McCoy's, to Bulls Landing IS miles and back,
once week.
Leave Centreville Mondays at m;
Arrive at Bulls Landing by pm;
Leave Bulls Landing tuesdays at a m;
Arrive at Centrevle by p m.
1857 From Charlotte, by Belsburg Ryan's Store, and
Josephine, to Springfield 40 miles and back, once
week.
Leave Charlotte Fridays at Sam;
Arrive at Springfield by 7pm;
Leave Springfield Saturdays at m;
Arrive at Charlotte by pm.
Creek Furnace, Sailors Rest, DanieIsville, and
White Oak, to Wavery, IS miles and back once
week.
Leave GAINESVILLE Wednesdays at o M
Arrive at Wavery next days by SPIN;
Leave Waverly Tuesdays at m;
Arrive at GAINESVILLE next days by LA m.
$3.50 From GAINESVILLE by Fredonia Thomasvle Jose
phine, and Sycamore Mills, to Ridge Post 40 miles
and back, twice week.
Leave GAINESVILLE Mondays and Fridays at M;
Arrive at Ridge Post by7 pm;
Leave Ridge Post Tuesdays and Saturdays at m:
Arrive at GAINESVILLE by 7 p m.
$500 From GAINESVILLE, by Little Grove, Indian Mound,
Cumberland Iron Works, Dover Standing Rock,
Mouth ih. Of onS Sandy andy s and Eli Grove to Pr s.
Leave GAINESVILLE Monday, Wednesday, and Friday
at am
Arrive at Paris by pm; -
Leave Paris Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday at
a M;
Arrive at GAINESVILLE by SPIN.
1891 From Dover to New Concord, KY, Is miles and
back once week
Leave Dover Saturdays at p m;
Arrive at New Concord by 8 m;
Leave New Concord Saturdays at 6 m;
Arrive at Dover by IL m. aal
$500 From Waverly, by Buffalo and McCagevile- to
Linden, &c miles and back once week.
Leave Wavcriy Fridays ut @ m;
Arrive at Linden by 6 m;
Leave Linden Saturdays at a m;
@ Arrive at Waverly by 6 m.
$500 From Camden, by Paris, Mt. Holyoke Como, r.
vines Store, Dresden, Old Hickory, Totten's
Wells, and Bulah, to Hickman, KY, IS miles and
back, three times week.
Leave Camden Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays
at IL m; hss a5.e
Arrive at Hickman next days by 9 am; az
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-01-16

Arrive at Dry Hill by pm
Leave Dry Hill Fridays at a m;
Arrive at Brownsville by IL m.
66l2 From Denmark; by Copan, Brownsville Durham
vile, and Covingon, to Randolph $50 miles and
back, twice week, with an additional! weekly
trip to Brownsville.
Leave Denmark Tuesday and Saturday 81 IN;
Arrive at Randolph by 8 p M
Leave Randolph Monday and Friday at 2 a m;
Arrive at Denmark by p m;
Leave Denmark Thursdays at 8 a m;
Arrive at Brownsville by IL m;
5s Leave Brownsville Wednesdays at 10 a m;
Arrive at Denmark by
1913 From Jackson by Andrews Chapel, Denmark,
Black Oak Grove, Fayete Corner, ChampionvlIe,
Pierce, and somsrville, to Moscow, 60 miles and
back, three times week
Leave Jackson every Tuesday, Thursday, and Sat-
urday at m;
Leave Moscow every Monday, Wednesday, and
Friday at m;
Arrive at Jackson by p
1914 From Jackson, by Miffiin, Jacks Creek, Mud
Creek, and Coffee Landing to Savannah, 4s miles
and back, once week.
Leave Jackson Friday at 8 ms
Arrive at Savannah next day by IL a m;
Leave Savannah Wednesday at / p m;
Arrive at Jackson next day by p m.
s6l5 From jackson, by Mount Pinson, Mln and Nero,
to Lexington, "a miles and back, once week,
Leave Jackson Saturdays at m;
Arrive at Lexington by p m;
Leave Lexington Fridays at 6 m;
Arrive at Jackson by pm.
66l6 From Decaturvlle to Perryvle 81 miles and back,
twice week,
Leave Decaturvile Tuesdays and Fridays at pm;
Arrive at PerryviIle by 8 m
Leave Perryvllle Tuesdays and Fridays at a M
Arrive at Decaturvlle by ii am.
86l7 From Decaturvile, by Hermitage and Swallow
Bluff, to Lees Bluff, l9 miles and back, once a
week to Hermitage, and three times week the
remainder.
Leave Decaturville Saturdays at Sam;
Arrive at Hermitage by l2m;
Leave Hermitage Saturdays at pm;
- Arrive at Decaturville by pm
Leave Hermitage Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fri.
days at 2pm
Arrive at Lees Bluff by pm;
Leave Lees Bluff Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fri
days at a m;
Arrive at Hermitage by IL m.
86le FROM Woods. bH Brqdie,. I.ardine. F.rnvil.
Poplar SPRING and Pleasant Exchange to Red
Mound, A miles and back once week.
Leave Woods Thursdays at 6 a m; 49,
Arrive at Red Mound next day by ii am;
Leave Red Mound Fridays at p m
Arrive at Woods next day by pm.
o6l9 From Waynesboro,, by Sorby, Smiths Fork En-
glesde, Savannah, AdamsviIle, Purdy Rose
Creek, Crainsvile, Bolivar, Van Buren,, and
Wiliamss Store, to La Grange, SO miles and back
three times week.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-01-16


Altamont, and once week the residue.
Leave McMinnvle Wednesdays and Fridays at a
Arrive at Altamont by m, and at Pelham Friday
Leave Pelham Friday at 8 a M
Arrive at Atamont by 12 m, and at McMnnville
Wednesdays and Fridays by pm
1853 From Manchester by Spring Creek and Pstysvle
to Winchester, &c miles and back, once week.
Leave Manchester Fridays at a m;
Arrive at Winchester by pm;
Leave Winchester Saturdays at 81 m;
Arrive at Manchester by
$3.50 From Manchester by Beech Grove Walkers Mills
beck, twice week.
Leave Manchester Mondays and Thursdays at s a
Arrive at War Trace Depot by IL am;
Leave War Trace Depot Mondays and Thursdays at
I2m; -
Arrive at Manchester by S pm.
1861 From Readyvle to Bradyville, 8 miles and back,
Leave Readyville Thursdays at IL m;
Arrive at Bradyvle by 2pm;
Leave Bradyvlle Thursdays at pm;
Arrive at Readyville by S m.
1862 From Shebyvlc by Rich Valley, Chestnut Ridge,
Norris Creek, Fayetteville Goshen, and Meri-
three times week.
Leave Shelbyville Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fri
days at 9 am =
Arrive at Huntsville by II p m;
Leave Huntsville Tuesdays, Thursdays, and satu.-
days at an;
Arrive at SheHyville by 8 I'm. -.@t
COOS from SnelDyVlfe 10 war Trace DepOt niles anu
back, six times week.
Leave SheIhyviIe daily except Sunday, at II m;
Arrive at War Trace Depot by 8 IN;
Leave War Trace Depot daily, except Sunday, at 81
am; 1.
Arrive at Shebyvle by 9 m.
1864 From Shelbyvie to RowesviIe, miles and back
three times week. -lst
Leave Shelbyville Monday, Wednesday, and Friday
at 10 m;
Arrive at Rowesville by l2m;
Leave Rowesvie every Monday, Wednesday, and
Friday at m; 11
Arrive at ShelbyviIle by 9 am.
s565 From Shelbyve, by Richmond Belfast, Lewisburg,
Cochransvie, Cornersvle, and Richland, to Pu-
laski, so miles and back, three times a week
Leave shelbyvile Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Satur-
days at 10 m; -
Arrive at Pulaski by l0pm;
Leave Pulaski Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays
at8am; 80
Arrive at Shelbyvile by 6pm.
1886 From Shelbyvlle by Fiat Creek, Lynchburg and
Mulberry, to Fayetteville, 81 miles and back,
three times a week.
Leave Shebyville Tuesdays, Thursdays and Satur-
days at q m; 9
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-01-16

Arrive al Whitley Court House next day by m
Leave Whitley Court House Wednesday at m
Arrive at Jacksboro' next day by pm.
s5l3 From Woodbourne, by Racoon Valley, Logs
Cross Roads, and Grantsboro', to Jacksboro', 81
miles and back, a week.
Leave Woodbourne Saturday at a m;
Arrive at Jacksboro' by 4pm;
Leave Jacksboro' Friday at m;
Arrive at Woodbourne by 4 pm.
s5l4 From Woodbourne, by vaniegrif,. and Moore's
Rest, to Clinton 25 miles and back once a week
Lsave Woodbourne Mondays at 9 m;
Arrive at Clinton by pm;
Leave Clinton Tuesdays at am;
Arrive Woodbourne by m.
s5l5 From WOodbourne, by Cedar Ford, Powder Spring
Gap, Red Hll and Clear Spring, to Thorn Hill
80 miles and back once week.
Leave Woodboums Mondays at Gam;
Arrive at Thorn Hill by pm;
Leave Thorn Hill Tuesdays ate m;
Arrive Woodbourne by 6p m
ssl6 From Sycamore by Elisha Cark's and Brewers, to
Sneedsvile, 20 miles and back, once week
Leave Sycamore Thursdays at Ga m;
Arrive at Sneedsvile by II M
Leave Sneedsville Thursdays at 2 m;
Arrive at Sycamore by 8 m.
Market to cambridge, IS miles and back, once
Leave Rutedge Fridays at 1pm;
Arrive al cambridge by pm;
Leave Dandridge Fridays at m;
Arrive at Rutledge by ii a
ISIS From RogersVile, by Lee Valley, sneedsvie Null
berry Gap, and Yellow Springs, to TazeweI, 45
miles and back, week
Leave Rogersvile Thursday at am;
Arrive at Tazewei by pm;
Leave Tazewell Friday at 5 m;
Arrive at Rogersvlle by Jpn.
Ssl9 From Rogersvile, by St. Clair, Russelvle Is
miles and back once a week
Leave Rogersvile Fridays at m;
Arrive al Russelvile by ii m;
Leave Russelyile Fridays at pm;
Arrive at Rogersyile by pm.
Bids to carry only between ST. Clair and RUSSELL
vile invited.
$500 From Rogersvle, by Mill Bend, Van Hill, Laurel
Gap, Newmansvile, and Graysburg, to Rheatown,
80 miles and back, week
Leave Rogersvlle Saturday at m;
Arrive at Rheatown by Ppm;
Leave Rheaown Friday at 7 a m;
Arrive Rogersvile by p m.
S52I From RogersyIle by Andersons Cross Roads, War
Gap, Kye's Ford, and Whitesburg, Va, to Jones'
vile, % miles and back, a week
Leave Rosersville Monday at m;
Arrive at Jonesville by 3 pm;
Leave Jonesvile Tuesday At Sam;
Arrive at Rugersville by 8 p m.
o522 From New Canton James's Cross Roads, 10
miles and back, a week.
Leave New Canton Mondays at am;
Arrive at Jamess Cross Roads by ii am;
Leave James's Cross Roads Mondays at pm;
Arrir NarH b,yA
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-12
TO THE PHYSICIANS OF VIRGINIA,
md TO all who use Liquor ;ls u Medi-
Clnc Or rs q KcXcrngc.

Physician, who prescribe Alcoholic liquors for ned-
nal purpoae4 should give tn, preference 10 WOI.FE'S
CHEDAM AROMATIC ScINAPPS.
/. 1t i. Manufactured at Schedam. in Ilo,nrd, and
NTlusiSely in lc factory Of II proprietor hy r,oee.-
lud from mntetiol 'l.rwhcre upemplo,, =, nu1 an.
= /, i. proved, by the repeated eo,l,.i, Il ,escrnl
minent chemists, Ia he culir " T. lio the prrurious
'sl oil which remains in every kind ol iqupt Distilled
om gralr aud which i 'ho cuuse Of the nervous md
,scernl d,iHi geneut. trriuu- toucezon und morbid
csir" i0f hahirual nh1 u'empefatc Indulgence, which
u,n qnui. inyat.uL, IS tend TO supcrnduce.
;. II Is ptayed by thr tnm" unrrline tests that the
unprr Gu i nut Favored with the afse, ncrid aud
,dig"4ib!r oil at Jupiter heretofore used, bur with
- sp cibcally lighter. mrir voalllc nrnmnc mud me-
,cinnl of the essential oils al The llnnn juniper
rry, 1t. leelrd by every other manufacturer.
4 lti chemically Pm, ed /" be nlsoutely pure in it,
.ciGeaon-a quality obInipcd by 'ntiiel, pro-
r, md which other Holland Gin in the world has
cqulied.
;. Iri- ravcd by extensive medical experience and
'stim"oy IA henn efficient we'll ms agreeable
/, IN ninuy of ncipeut drupsy, gravel chronic
uHt, rheumoti-n. hnuleHce collie eoncr"ions in tho
lanoy and bladder, dyspepsia, fever AMI aguc general
rbllty, sluggish circulation of the blood deficient
mutation 81 food and exhausted vitnl energy.
u. II Ia most grateful and renovntine cordial. and
shen u-cd as d ected, nnames the sysrm in-
uces inebrety but tends ruher subduc the hitter
nifty by crentii dislike 10 all inferior liquors. And
Invariably tho i'll effects of bad water. wfeth
III s"amPy or limestone districts. In all OF tae.e
nnnerurrd qu ,tc. it has ryn in any market in the
World.
Since the Introduction of this celebrated medicinal
~ 'tagr into the United States, number OF Liquor
louise, in New Yor, ana our other large cities have
omrenceI counteteiting il. The genuine il only sold
qunrt and pint bottles handsomely wrapped in yellow
'apcr, with my the bottle. cork ana label. |
would advi.e those who it med inay, to purchase
the b"trle Bars and Hotels frequently fill my Lot
lie. with gin and sell It for the genuine For
'ale Iy oil the respectable Druggists in the United
states UDOLPHO WOLFE.
Sole Manufacturer and Importer,
lS, 90. and 80 Beuver-s, New YORK..
The word Schnapps" belongs exclusively my arti.
lie, nil others ate counterfeit.
NOS. , d3m
For snr J. II. THOMPSON & COS
CIV Drug Store.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-12
One week Later from California

New YORK. Dec 9.-Ihe steamer North Star
has arrived here from Aspnwall, bringing one
weeks later news fom California.
The North Star has on board half million of
dollars on freight and in the hands of her passen
gers.
The news from California is of no special i'm
porance The prices of produce were tending
upward, and politics were at stand still.
The mining news from California is cheering.
The State finances were in II favorable condition.
The lrg ,laturt WAS 10 meet on the I'd of Dccem-
Der.
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Roanoke College,


Rev. David r. Bitie, A. NJ, President and Profes.
sor of Moral and intellectual Science, &c,
s. Carsune Wells, A. NJ, Prot. Mathematics and
Natural Science.
Henri G. Won Hoxar, Prof. Ancient and Modern Ian.
guages.
V. r. Bolton, Tutor.
VTNHlS Institution, located At Salem, Va, will
mence lts next session October 4th. Expenses for
the session Of ten months, including Tniton. Boa,d,
Roomrent. Fuel, Lights and Incidental expenses, 3ll2.
For particulars addres. the Pr, sident.
aug l9-dSr6nos Rep copy
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-12

NOTICE.-Hnving sold out my entire stock of
/ Goods L. Mr. Il +. Sackett (who will continue tho
business the louse for swhile) respectfully
solicit for HIM attention his advertisement assuring
my old customers nnd the public generally, that the
stock either Wholesale retail will be offered upon
such terms ~ ct fail to please.
may be found at the store, md earnestly call upon
all who are indebted me to forward and make
immediate payment it is my fred purpose wind up
my business with III. least possible delay.
GEO. BAGBy.
November o7 1854. no OF d3wif
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The ohio Riper, SC.

WHEELING, Dec. 9.-The river is now in n
good naylgable condition. The weather is very
cold There is considerable ice III the river and
to some extent interrupts navigation.
At pittsburg the River is also inn fair naviga-
BILE order for boats; but falling. The channel
is full of floating ice, which interrupts naviga-
ton.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-12
Sailing oGhe Money Market-O Order.

for Prorjsions -1Ne B0nN Defdulter.
NEW York, Dec s.-'rhe American Mail
steamer Brittle sailed Tor Liverpool o-day. She
takes out only fifty passengers, and no specie
BY the receipt today of million and half of
gold from California and the fact that no specie
went out in the Baltic, money market is con-
sderod in consequence, easier, and good paper
can be negotiated at more favorable rates.
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\. YORK. Dec. 9.-The money market is cas-
Ter. The Stock market remains quiet. Canton
Il; Erie 35a; Reading 66s; Cumb'd Coal2 54; Nj
cnragua III; NJ. Gold 1t.
tn commercial news by the steamer has had
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-12

Great Excitement in New York.

EDIANOS AND MELODEONS FOR CASH -
HoWa. Waters, the great Music md Piapp Forte
caer 1913 Broadway, New York, pr, fri ing SHIRE
ibefn per with his customer. rather than pay it
To thu Shnrper- OF Wall street mise available means
to enat him L. stem the present tight times, offers his
immense assortment ol elegant and parfunted Pinno4
and Meladeons large discount from factory prices
For Cash His assortment comprises Pa -, from
three Of the Largest and most Celebrated Boston
Manufactures; also those OF several ol the best New
York makers, including the beautiful an much nj.
mired Horace Waters Pianos, from his own Fac
tory. and M.lodeons of the b.. Boston, New Haven
New York and Buffalo make; nfording opportunity
for selections b., had elsewhere. Earh iustfu-
nrnt warranted. Second hand Pnnos great bar
Pans-prires fnm 5000 $50. Music and Mu.icrl
Instruments ofa kinds. Dealers Teachers, aud Hea,,.
of Schools supplied ON the best Music by
mail post pnid. General aud Select Catalogues of Ma.
sic and Schedule of Factory prices of Pianos Mcodcons
and musicul instruments forwar led any address, free
OF p,tagc (sar.)
sep 30 III taa9 BIN
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-12

The steamer Pacific was to sail from Liverpool
on the 29th nit She ray be looked for ON Tues
day or Wednesday.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Telesraphed for the Daily virginian
II \RkFrS.

MARKETS.
NEW N"Rk. Dec. H. Southern Hour iinner
AT = ~ To - -.
Wheat is irihe higher Southern E,d 81 81
Tor common.
Ba'TlNoRr, Dec. il.-FIour Howard street
brnnd-, $50; City Mills. Ss25
Wheat Red : S0aSI g5.
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VIII you Read the Truth ?

A Medicine mus. h'se merit nod great merritt tt,nd
~ The t'si Of puhlc opininn. M uft al
ealynn,r WORTHLESS nrth.lr ,uas takcrPit up good
medicine. # ii la, zen "
A COOL medicine viii live, hc on,c papular. and
feni il, sale- yenr tltor ycar IN SITE "f oppasitiou
The peu l., readily hni ia vttur., aud tho fame n
irn puss,'. ilnm m mth 10 mouth with morc rapidiY
than sraper- spread it. living witnc.s rc4ri
y'ug /, -ac ca medicine kns made or him IA of far
more sctsiccf M any newspaper adNert-ins,
a pr,n,. nf .la, sY above, refer YOU To
llAMPTON'S NEGE BILE llNeTuRE, aud t4 ef-
rcl- L. praise Is in the mou,bs al mullltudes The
best mcn IN et,u1y give ,hnir Il, .timouy 10 its
wonderful Amans lhoni uame Hon. II
Cby. Hon. Rurh. NJ john IN. wee President of the
fued Stai,- " TIA huGiir al other. Cnpt. Thotnu.
Ganoi-broh,r Ia lhc ccieliufcj pl, sician al tho
Emperor ol traur"-va. c,aed by II al II .Ierl-e oil
,cvrn yen ~laon, lter tbe i Iol all tie Doctors OF
Europe nnd America had hilri toHrur..
TRUTH Is MIGHTY.
An Appeal to every NJ IN aud Woman.
.4Hoitf,. ~ Il r In ~ NPION'S IiNG iURE;
ONE OF OUR OWN CITIZENS.
The Rich, the Poor, erery chere, bear The same
Testimony.
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