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The Shasta courier., 1854-08-19
WHOLESALE DRY GOODS

TAdFEE, McCAHHL g. CO.,
III AV4NG MADE EXTENSIVE arrange
q mei rs tor receiving large ald well s,iec-
ted assortment of
staple and Fancy Dry Goods,
Direct tr' m New York by every clipper. as we'll
as by express via the lslhnus, and having inst
received q I'''
Complete Assortment
VI every KIND OF Goods adapted to the wants Of
the market, are able io offer superior in,Inct
'nents to the City and Cnnniry Trade
We wonld also invite the attention of ptr-
chasers Tor the Oregon and Sandwich Ieint,d
markets t" our stock, believing hat we can SUI
ply them with articles in orr line and suited +,
lheir trade quite as reasonable as ANY house Of,
the Pacific Coast.
Hotel keepers and steamboat owners will find
every article suited to their wants in our Stock
aud at reduced prices
TAAFFE, McCAHILL e. CO.,
Front, corner Sacramento street San Francisco.
Nav 6. an
The Shasta courier., 1854-08-19
FURNITURE WARE ROOM.
sAIS STREET, SHASTA
Immedi inteIy below the Brewery.

n THE UNDERSIGNED WOULD aslaS
"a inform the public. that he has on sa,s15 81 s. s.
- hand, at his Cabinet Shop and SES
Ware Room. in the lower part Of Shasta, a large
supply Of all kinds OF Furniture such as Bed
steads. Looking Glasses, Tables, Rocking, Par
lor and Office Chairs Sofas, Mattresses, &C. Sc,
all of which he is ready TO sell cheap All OF
these articles are kept packed in boxes ready
for packing, orput up ready for use.
Every order in my line promptly attended to.
CHARLES 4. lager
Shasta March II, 1854. If
The Shasta courier., 1854-08-19
MIx,s WHISKY CKEEM HOUSE,

4sN2AS THE UNDERSIGNED WOULD IN
3iii# form the public that this Hotel. pleas
- - antly situated in Franklin City, Whis
ky creek six miles north of Shasta on the Yre-
ka and Weavervile road, is now open for the
reception Of travellers. boarders, and customers
generally. Tie Table is constantly supplied
with all the varieties of meats and vegetables
procurable in this market while the Bar is fur
nished with almost every Kind of liqnors of III,
very best quality. There is also good aud Sc
cure
CorrR}
attached to the establishment, always supplied
with an abundance of hay and barley, for III,
accommodation OF packers, travellers, &c
The subscriber has no hesitation III promsine
fall satisfaction 10 All "ho may patrouizc him.
BENJAMIN MIX.
Whisky Creek, July 80. 1888. II
The Shasta courier., 1854-08-19

1T The junction IF TIE YttLa ard Uc
Roads, - miles from .Sdoxto
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-06-20

Painful Occurrence Death of Josiah Hoibfoof'
Yesterday afternoon the lifeless body of Josiah
Holbrook. Of Washington city. was found in Black
Water Creek, near the mouth of the Inn-
nel. Mr.. II. had been staying in this city Tor
several months. occupied in scientific aud espe-
cially geological pursuits. TO which be was entln-
siastically devoted. The fruits u his =tasiiez
and Investigations were from time to time com
muuicated to the public through the column
of the Nrginian. His great ohiect--a real,
great ard ph lanthropic na--was TO inpl T. sci
ence to the capacity Of youthful mnds'and inter
est them in if prosecution by practical and pleas
ant experiments and modes Of study. u II sup
posed thai be mel bis death b. falling down a ell
inc the creek while hing for geological sp
eimcns lie had been absent from his boardIn
house since Saturday morning. Mr.. IL. ha.
written aud published much on scientific subject
and had ACHE, ed an extended reputation. III
tdngs of hs sad and sudden death will shock
numerous circle of ucqpaiuianees aud friends /
Washington who esteemed him very highly "
do not know whether he had family
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-06-20
nRTTunRY.

RoBERT n. VOOLFOLK, the subject Of this
brief notice. died ON the evening of the 18th
June in this city--aged % years-leavlng de-
voted wife and large circle OF relatives and
friends to mourn his early loss. Mr. Voolfolk
was man universally beloved for his purity of
character But few men have died in any com
munity of whom so much could be truthfully
said in the way of panegyric as of Mr.. Voolfolk.
He had spent the greater portion OF his Ire III
Lynchburg, and it is fairly to be presumed that
no man, who knew him, had ought against HIM
For the last five years preceding his death, he
was member Of the Methodist Episcopal Church;
and while the manifestation Of his piety was not
of the ardent Jealous and active type, 1t was
nevertheless deep, unobtrusiye, uniform and in
huental His closing scene was one OF the
most beautiful and triumphant that ever crowned
the life of mortal. His mind was clear IN his
last parting interview with his friends. At his
own request, religious services were performed
around his dying bed and with his hands clasped
on his bosom, his chin trembling with deep emo
ton, the tear of grateful JOY on his pale cheek
and his heart beating high with the hopes OF
blessed immortality, he joined in singing the
hymn, commencing
''What is there here to court my stay,
Or keep me back from home;
While angels heeon me away,
And Jesus bids me come! ?"
lie articulated every word then oined in
the prayer after which he parted with his friends,
delivering appropriate dying admonitions to
each, assuring all that he had no goom-no ter
ror-that he died in entire resignation to the di-
vine will, and with the certain assurance of a
blessed immortality.
Il. Wing and Bed. Sentinel please copy.
DEPARTED this life, on the first day of June
ls54-ihc day he had predcted-at Lovingston,
Nelson county Va, our much esteemed friend
and fellow citizen, WIN. II. ESTES, III the 29th
year of his age Mr.. Z. was by nature of AN amia-
BILE disposition, and therefore had but few if any
enemies. But he has left kind and dutful wife
and little daughter brother and two living
sisters, and several sisters and brothers of half
blood, and numerous friends, to mourn his I'M
timely end. Yet they are not without hope; for
before his death he gave to his friends cheering
! hopes. that his sins washed away by the
blood of the Lamb of God, that taketh away the
sins OF the world. He died in peace with smile
ON his countenance, without groan {. i.
~ Wing and Advocate will please copy
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FBSHE BOOK OF THE SEASON-
4 HIVE YOU READ IT.
ALONE, by Marion Harland; in one handson
II mo. volume-price 81 25.
A. MORRIS, Publisher


Miss Hnrlanl may hencetorrh take rank anon
the mosl successful female novelisls of the Unite
Stutes."-N,ao York Commercial AdreHiser.
~ he excellent ton per>ading it will make it one
the most popular fiction, OF the pre-. ent year-It4
e.1ing Nad
"lhe moral of the story is prominent and met
ceptionnbl beauty and truth have clasled ham,
its recital '-Frcder7cksbuyg Ac9cS
"Weleke especial pleasure in commencing this p'
nest, chastely-wrtlen and exceedingly iudicons sod
as one among the brilliant gems that have recently mad
their prearan@c.- Amer,caH CoUrier, Phaa.
"a work of imagination, admirably exeeuted-PhI
Christian OdSc,Ucr
1--WE commend il as among the cleverest novels I'D
have been wrilten."-PLHa 1 cen ng bulletin.
at will found quite interesting the last Nolrhe
novel, the lamplighler.h- A1atr.
.'Possessng far more interest and exhibiting great
evidence of talent than of lady wr.el, hi
brought out for many day -Goaeg'S Lodys Book.
~ novel of uncommon excellence, certainly su ,r
To any hnginia novel recoecr ever to hive read.
The pictures 1T Virginia country lite. with lis anu
ments, exercises, and The hnbits and pecuarity Of
people, are faithfully and graphically sketched, u
OF these sketches have all the freshne and 5,
ness ofworld pictures by our best AUTHORS R. Era
Alone is book of great merit, and we recall ORTIZ
which dsplayn thorough knowledge of that ART VIII
uiers largely into tho character of every tale. t. Il
We mean the art of the r9coatemr "-S0uihetn Lii NJ
Jun 20
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$SO,0cO worth of Dry Goods at Cost

II vi h subscriber intending - make n change IN b
n business. " i'll offer his entire stock Of goods
co IT, from this date unit sometime about tie Isl
August, which tin tae nauder will be 50 d At aux
ton
This stock is large and attractive. mostly Of re''i
purchases embraces all the newest style od
such as rich hured,p!hn Fl i'd colore SILKS ch hgur
pIad wHtrred and plain lac Silk. Founld aud ni
Silks, Figured and plan Ghhlies Tissues, BefaEe a
Mou-lins all shades French .Iaconets and Lawns. b.S
hams Oigardy Alusns Canton Grape Bomllazine. =
rar.a, Debaize Robes. embr ,idered and rldia n"l'
Muslin. piaid and striped Muslin Cant RE, prn,I
&c. French Work Collars, Sleeves Chmisetls, fhh ~
Bands, &c Bunnets, Bonnet Liuugs aud III" |
Summer Nantes all ades; Hosiery and tiInses' rem
Corseis, Mars'iles, Dnily and Grass Skirts a. ray
stock OF House furnishing goods,nmCn NJ whifharf hu'
and Luce Cur;ans, Dnmask Mo rcns, and ln.hS w.
NarsaIlles and Oimiy Quilts. Linen and Cottoa sue
ING aud Pillow Case goods Table Damask' ~
aud Table Napkies Towels, Diapers, &e.' 'u
and Table Cnvers large stock of Carptting. = 9u
cents 10 the fines We vet Tapestry Rugs, Crum9 y
Pa'ltr and Door Mat. OIL Floor Clotlt., &r. FUR.
laids Tiehing hlehched AMI brown Cnilon. - ~,
Ozaahn Is and Burap,. Also, Travelling Trunks
pei Sacks Schpu Sufehrls. ami Vai>rs. lis -ie'
Geidiep.ens Gpods eethracts g~,.r7s ",safiag.
Cloths Cas-imetrs Ne-tine, Linen b ling, - 3"
Gnvut4, Collins Hail ifrSe. &c 7 gethe' win d
rirty ut II goods usually fun in day gno Is I'm
Heasks a call from all in wnn of CHEAP eoo ]
and perti, iury Is ves hi frnnls and Customer
jun Dts = - JOHN I DAVIS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-06-20
Reno,,noea Democracy.

franklin Thomas. young lawyer. formerly
Of winchester. but more recently fesiaell. u
Berkeley county, renounces further connection
with the democratic party. In writing 10 Inc
Marfinsburg Gazette, he says
Having been known et a a. to hold an equiv
ocal no.ition. | deem it nothing but an act II
Justice to say distinctly that no longer consider
myself connected with the democratic party N
any of its relations. From the influence OF ear
IL education. became identified with the demo
cratic party, and supported what pnrp9rtea TO
be its principles with zeal and fidelity. In orGi
once considered the democratic party the oniy
true republican PARTY Of the country and ~"9id :
have looked upon its defeat as the down'ail .l
say, that can sever old political ass5clat'ons
and ties.wthout feeling Of regret; but the pain
of duty is plain before me, and have no other
10 pursue"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-06-20

communication was received in the House
of Representatives. on Tuesday, from the secre-
tary of State, transmitting eyoluminous cores
pondence between this country and Denmark,
relative to the imposition Of Sound charges on
commerce in the Baltic. The Minister of Dem
mark gives the assurance that so soon as the
present troublesome times have passed. the col
lection of these charges will be given up on the
payment ofproPer compensation by the United
States Government, in reply to which Mr.. Bedin-
ger assured him that the United States would
consent to give no such compensation.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-06-20
Give them a Trial. MIR ennry

Give them Trial-M,r ennry persons huye in So
many Instances died IN uisting upon the commu
II worthless preparations, cuiung for them n med
zeal virtues, that many md viduns refuse ake
my thing ROT sanctioned by physician. This sanction
has been brrtowed upon SrABLERS ANODNNE
CHERRY PECTORANT amt DIARRHEA COR,
DIALin more lhan five hundred inslances. Indeed
mauy medical who know their virtues reuluIy pre-
scribe tn, EXpcctomnt in of Coughs Colds, and
disessrs of the respiratory organs which CT
thrir Gaze Ana. ali d seases of the bowels, to,
such as Diarrhnt the DauLua Cordial is prescribed
by HEM with the confidence in lis beneficial eff
fleets. Give these excel medicines ilial. See ad.
Nettiscust in anuthrr column and descriptive panph
LETT. be- had gratis II the agents.-Price for each
30 cents, or SIX helt.es for - so Gun l5Im)
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-06-20
Yhe Mystery Explained.
y Goods be Sold at Profit Cheaper than

LlaN
at Cost
\ las often been mixed " the Frahk IN Glo,h aad
a Ckbt iiaHsf has had such an tlaple ed, mod p, n
al Gust m -,n'r It was rst opened his Spring Tn
reason j. pIaif. IN ibe first place we hnv oar goo il
iar ensh, and sell fr Gas In the seen = il is ndm,
tie that ourc thing SUI eiorto any Ger Introduced
ihtn tn, m"ho hei9fe. ON Profits snn. ut uni
trm. No "d 't''k 10 work oil Al our stnc, heirg
ne and DIES ri T., CASH buyers awaysd wei t, give
nar ii"n-e call b lne purchasing All go d. ar.
Mar ant d ms prose, ir,l
Alw',- %" hand, a iaree and vriel s,o f Cloth.
1ssiae IS an Nesting- n.ade ordrrn short motive
AMI p'lht At st,ln and elegance of finish cannot re
~ ass2d IN "a at the Nnrthern elite None h,t III,
very est OF employed Mt this establishment
Ais TIE tlepen Furnishing Goods Of all dissertations.
&c, nc. GLASS = PATNE
Jun ~ DIXON Ag';.
:, - henn,dican Be3f.rl Sen incl, Roanoke Rep
fiosd intellisencer and Wytheville Telegraph COPY
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-06-20
$4,000 worth Of Dry Goods at Cost

1--WE subscriber wishing To convert many OF b
goods possible into money, has determined
offer for the remainder ofthe season, hi, entire sot
Of Dir, Goods al. COST.
His stock comprises every article usually kept in h
dry goods line His 'orment Of black and coioie
Silks and Dress Goods ofevery Il scrip IN i unusual
large for he season, and is wei worthy the attention
every person who may wish goods on such favouLl
terms.
Hi, lren Is and the ubic generally are requested
call and examine for themselves.
Regular customers (should they prefer III willie ui
piled with 3, DDS on the usual terms.
PHILIP W. PAYNE.
Z. S My stock of Carpeling is quite large N
mostly of this Springs purchase. [juu Its
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-06-20
EVERY RODX

ZONE 90 the Pant, tue Buffalo Springs. and The
N lie Nc un Mt Pleasant, to IF on Thursday
pad jun. No4t itbe rich tim It is said that the
counties of Nelson, Ahe earle and Re ford will be well
represented. Lvnchlufg send strong delegation
Good music W be l.. attendance. But don't forget To
call aud supply yourselves with suitable cathing fur
a,>hn2 e""ls' Ne, at the Franklin Clp.h and CIohing
House of GLASS x RAINF
lun 20 ! DIXON Aoi
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-06-20
DAILY VIRGINIAN.
TUESDAY MORNING. JUNE 20. lssl.
The Grunge and Alexandra Railroad


II affords us no little satisfaction 10 state that
the effort being made here to obtain subscriptions
to the stock of the Orange and Alexandria ex-
tension promises to be successful Down 10
Saturday evening the subscriptions amounted tn
about thirty thousand dollars. obtained mainly
through the solicitations of Col. Freeman, with
out the assistance of the committees, whose
names had not then been announced. Proper eA-
ertions on the part of the committees ought 10
carry the amour, his week.up to fifty thousand
dollars The entire sum which win be asked Of
Lynohburg is one hundred thousand dollars
This we were assured by Mr. Rives would
ensure the construction of the work. When We
consider the means of Lynehburg. the interest
she has IL stake, and the inducements to invest
capital in'this stock il is har lily possible TO doubt
some Of our most sagacious and prudent men.
this road when all of its connxious are established
will declare larger dividend than any other in
the State. Regarded therefore merely as a
judicious use of capital-without reference 10
the local or general considerations which should
prompt an enterprising and public spirited com.
munity to employ their means il seems TO US the
sum received should be raised without delay
While on the other hand disregarding all thought
Of dividends and looking only To the incidental
advantages, the evils escaped and the benefits
cured Lynchburg should be willing to SINK That
amount to make the road. We again urge upon
the committees prompt and energetic action.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-06-20

The appearance of the cholera in some of the
Western and Northern cities naturally attracts
attention to such means of prevention as are
thought to be most efiicacous among which
cleanliness is consdered ofmuch consequence
and accordingly we observe in the press of the
cities general call upon the authorities to per-
form their duty in this respect Lynchburg has
heretofore escaped the cholera, but it cannot be
aseribea TO the employed in keeping its
streets and lots clean. With advantages such as
few towns enjoy for washing and purifying the
streets and sewers, we know none where SO lit
tie attention is paid to this imp rtant element of
health and decency. At this time some of the
alleys leading from Main street to the river are in
a most filthy and offensive state. We suppose
there men paid to attend to these things and
we hope they will be required TO do it. Why are
not the fire plugs set TO running every two or
three days! Why is not lime scattered along
the sewers at least once week Why does not
the improvement of Market street and the con-
struction of the covered sewers go on E! We
should have activity enough if some terrible epi-
demic were tobreak out but would il not be as
well to pratice moderate amount of industry and
care to prevent it
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-06-20

The funeral Of deceased colored man named
Joseph Abrams. which took place in Richmond
Va, few DAYS SINCE is said TO have been the
largest ever seen in that city At the African
church, where the services were performed, eight
thousand persons were present and train OF
over fifty carriages followed the corpse to the
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-06-20


Some Of the English politicians are beginning
10 open and rub their eyes, a # just waking
frnm dream. a long the sap OF KIP NAS
WIsKLE in sleepy hollow, 10 tie Importance 81
restoring 10 Poland be- National Independence
The Central Committee Of London have prrpni-
q strong resolutions iora meeting at Nhefheid VI
favor of the Restoration of Polish Nationality by
the allies eaifaiiitlY -ith the expulsion of the
Russians from the Turkish prinoipalities. ! h.
l. the best feature IN tie public opinion OF Eng
lnnd, that we have vet seen. II l. also the most
important and procreant of yast events. Aus
ifia aud Prussia thus equally threaten
I'd by the allies with Russia. VIII they sur
render their share of Poland without Striking
IA blow! Hardly. tNhet then may we expect
bnt long and protraeted war with Austria and
Prussia taking sides with the Car. But will the
miles undertake 20 stnppDdou~ task! We think
not. And ifnot MINT will be the tremendous re-
action Of public opinion in England as 10 the poll
~ Of the Turkish war 10y the allies! Already
tuese @ .oufions anticipate and denounee IN I'M
slHriI z Terms, any alliance between Austria ana
England, and go rather for war against Austria
and Prussia tine spectators Of Poland. The
sentiment of the resolutions is too sound and en-.
phate not to peryade the entire British as well
n French conmunity,and must exercise potent
influence over the events of the contest now rag
ne Nor can il fail to make a deep impression
ON Austria and Prussia as to the fragility Of the
ground OH which they hold oppressed Poland
Even should the allies now refuse 10 90 Tor 70
lsh emancipation. does it not open the door 10 such
demand from them after they shall have defeated
Russia snpposing that to be in their power =
IInquestionably here is an element to keep Aus
trin and Prussia separated from France ana
England. The true policy of the allies, on sound
principles, was war against Austria ond Prussia
a. well as Russia. and net to do so, was an in
consistency only TO be, explained by the word
"Jtar." We give the 4th resolution Of the Shelf
field union:
/. Resoiued, That as the cause of Poland stands
eminent in the consideration of this meeting,
from the fact that England conformity with France
and Turkey, is already at war with Russia, the
most powerful amongst the spectators of Poland
n petition in the form read be sent to both
Houses Of Parliament, praying TINT direct assis-
tanee be afforded to the Polish nation in re estab-
fishing its national existence, and that the pres
ent war shall not be terminated without having
for one amongst its many objects seen and secu-
red, that Poland shall be reconstructed an indie
pendent nation"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-06-20

TIE WIsCoNsIN DECISION of the unconstltu-
tionatv of the fugitive slave law is TO be tested
tie United States Supreme Court, the Attorney
General at Washington having taken steps to in
sure the arrest and trial of Booth III the I. D
Court for resisting the officers engaged in the ex
ecnfion of the law.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-06-20
REDUCING STOCK
Bargains i'm Ready Made Clothing

r. order to iusu the co,n,lete disposal OF thef
a mer slnk by the close - the season the suhs'',
will offer thei large stock Of Summer Coihnf, - ~
ea mahnfc'we nj erentv reduced prices t'r 20
Those in want 81 GOOD CLOTHING now have "a
foltnhit, inrely net with supply them-ei"s
tha best ariicl"in II . marhet. AZ nnP errde tt'9
price,. BURR uGHS SHAFER n -,
Niorsnle 4. Z ia Climbing Bnaaar ! tri l t,..
Our ii ilg Esia5lishm M, Main st cor va
Jun 10 .J
~ Bedford Senti-pl, Salem Beacon. Floyd NV
gentef.a ard WylhcviiIe Telegraph copy
BLANKS FOR SALE AT THIS OFtl0N
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-06-20

Senator Atchison has issued an address to thu
people of Missouri, scoring Mr. Benton, and con
demning his political cou Sc severely. The wa
in Missouri between the Benton and anti Bentol
factions, SO far from suhsiding is growing more
furious than ever Mr.. Atchison is the leader o
the anti Benton party.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-06-20
Great Southern Opera & Ballet r..
"coiner's White Sulphur Spri0n. :,

'EfHIS Wy pie. saal and gre able W.T. ~ 81,
naw ope' ed iar tho reception Of yste,s iaff j.,
They sIuatrI 1T tt western hg.
Ii g Immediately On the lie ofihe Va E = ne b.a.
Rnad, about ~ mics abnvs Lynchhurg. ,s4 IN IL I
arr the most accessible vat, ring Place IT, v Hsie4f
1t Is thin ~ o ours iile OF Lynchbqtr -. .
MIKE it pecuiiatly wing place Of re.n Zen MI
lie ofdl pers host eantt on. or INF 'e 81
bi3a eoutinurd absence from hun,. rft nuns i,r
sumo time, desire. al ought. to ai,r H. o At Tie
the frequent personal presence uni am. nm rs
Lnra. aud Convenient additions ltve. tn
aud winter, been made. in the way of bii ns lell
rings, which viii not only add lrtnly - t4ee
Of v,iters Tut will nah IhP pr j.riet,r =, e"1o
dnte much lurg nltnber thai he va, pll 'hl'r
modbte the last season. .5Al'
Pa,e- of innocent ard healthy ii nusemer, h.,
bee provided for sior.. 'a's also
The medical qualities oflheso Sorines be,....
ceftaiHed to ba not inferior 10 any "Wi it, as
Sulphur in Virginia, Ind the beauri III a,d a ''iA'A
maunlain scenery which Il ey are surouodI e
pure aud invigornllhg air peculiar to the "e
In plaee. rpassed by th, Sc of ary n, "
lion in the Stafc. u 'o'a'
Tie FABLE and BAR " Il atways be eba,9..l.
piled With the veis best which the country Al up,
every attention will be pail b, the propritto,l r. a
si-taHts 10 ii e comfort aud ebjDyme,t of yisit.,
Si-itefs by The up morning train viii enter tsr n.
sacl ;, where huck Will be in readiness To con,
10 the SPrings. Those taking the evening frai, WI, H.
put Off ID yards ofthe Spl ings.
CHARLES pHELS
Jun % 3'awlm pran5eo
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-06-20

The great RACHEI,--as we learn from the Nei
Orleans Pcayune, = is said to be actually comm
to America after all, with the intention of com
mencing her professional tour in the "Crescen
Civ"