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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-10-10
Packet Boat Line for the Va. Springs
Fare from Lynchburg

To Lexinrtnn,..... . - - VIM Nui sur.f " 80
K ok. Aluin.-.-..3 ~ " Sweet an 81 w
WnrpS Hot Sp'e..5 Co " Dagger IS Priug...2 20
NuR Packet Beats leave LNnchtur tor Burhan"n,
~ da.lv Is dsysex tptrd) at n. nnd arrive at
nm Returning lea,c Buchanan, daily, at7 m tSuo-
day. excepted and a'fise ia lyp'hnu's. At -
h'xn,, Rive the Bnnt. con 81 with daily line ot
.raee4 for lexington, Rock. aud Bath Aun, Nnrn mud
Ills .ine-; at GImcts Nj with the stage for ,tuf-
nj bridge aud NJ Bu, hsnan with twS ir's 70 tlle White
Sdpfut one by the Sweet aud lie other 10y dagger
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Small Line FORM. YORK

IT -. MAI. LINE FOR n. YORK;
u. SUMMER ADVANCEMENT
THE first clns- duubic engine st.atr-hip. 1>e ~
Roanoke, Capt Thnn,n- Skinner caves CT. .-sAsss.
Point for NV Yor,. Every Saturda. mnti ~ 10 u
clock touching ut Norfolk. 1ha Jame.t ,wn, Capt
Edward Cnvend, leaves hetet"fafe. f. cry 1a"sdag
eve ing touching NoIolk. Trains lay Railroad from
P.tei. "a = me. with -aci III p.
Passengers ,envihe Lynchbug Tuesday morning
Will arrpve l.. tire fn the Jane-iuwn CITY Pom tn
same at clorh; and III se leaving On rIrH,
y II lay ove, IN ltirr -hurg that night aud connect wi
ih" Ro,nok ta"udug al 10 o'rlocs.
Passage AMI tsre from Petersburg, including
State R,a,nS sld ~
>,.e, nge n...sp. IN
'a.--ge an fare TO Norfplk by the kisr
Steamers
For Freq, ,.Pe-sere spr!y 10
SAM Ell g. BAPTIST, Pet, r-burg.
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For Old Point, Norfolk and Portsmouth,
Port Walthall Line


'IhlE bennlte, and n'"rlle 't-a"n "ts
l AUGUSTA. under ~ command ri Ss--izasES..g-
Capt " m. c. SMITH 81 long AID tavnnbll known /.
Tie travelling community the Potomac md JANE
tive, } - running the line Vim Pnu W al
tlmG,and is FURNISHED vuh IL 4 IL q "A = :,
lie Prcssfycts, fnrse Pump, anl ali the plHnc,-
luirrd by Al oil Conrre,s the sniey al aas
.nrrr--
The Cars running il neKion with the AuPnsn from
Rirhmrud euv.tLr RI, hmond ard Petersburg Depot on
every Monli>, "Wednesday una ridhy q orlork N
Pcr-ou- r~Ii,tu IN Richmond. by the Packet Boats
huv~ but II few strIs ~ walk 10 the Cars
The Cnr- rum from Pti.r-hurg To City Point in
connection with the Augusta lrave Petersburg
u"y. above, VIA NJ, from the Depot of TIN. Apo
mafuS X {" Illus xiv ins passengers opportunity
I" rom Lyn, hbutR ther by the Packet Bonis
DauNi,r Rniiraad To Richmond, by Of the Snuh
Ni'e Railroad 10 Petersburg and from there
t. ? To Norfolk.
Rrut nins the Augusta viii envr Norfolk ia" alter
ralcdes, viz: Tnrsdny., Thursday. AMI Saturdays,
j
The Augusta Will stop n Old PUNT. both going aud
returning regularly through the Bathing Srnsnn.
fare between Rcnnond, Norfolk md Old Point 81 DC
fnr. between Richmond Coke's, Rings Mill and
Grovc " hurt, ....-...-.. 81
Children over three years hhd mol over twelve
vat, al ogc, half ruro.
Mads,raoh. ..-..--.- "a 81
SrtFhn'- through 81
Servants II my point on II riy"r-.-.-.---.. 90
Meals, .......--. =..-..-..-..- 90 %
Jun 90 dSc,s TIIOS. DODAMEAD. Spm
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-10-10

O.d Ilme Is swiftly flying;
And that SAM Alaw er HAT blooms t-dny-
TO morrow may he ,tNitg
1 IL Wiz dcsire OF themselves, tamily or friends, a
"A correct, hghly finished, und uNFADlNG DA-
GUERk EOlf VI Il LIKENESS. or one of those al
most breathing ST reo-cop Pictures, should embrace
the lre>ru orpul iuuy tnS dtlHy> dangerously Of
calf at the Cutlery ii MINNIS & CO. Th, y hnve
large and beautiful assortment OF God Lochc,, Pins,
Rug Bmeelctts. &c. with every style ot Case and
Frame, in when 10 lace Pictures; nny of which,
hIea VIII II Likeness taken in their inimable stSie
viii, make the most heautilul-und tie
trne, lie most desrrabe-pfeseft rhnt enn be ade.
tni unt wnl be tn usurti mp sacred memeno,
long ail,'i The Lived done ,ia passed AWAY.
lhty ttye in thel' Possession every lae ind Impor
tam Improvement in Chemical. ard Apparatus lnusn
in the an nri are prepared To tnhe pictures l. every
-ty aud warranted to please. call from the citizens
at Lyuchhurg and surrounding country is respectfully
lteur.', whrtnl they nay wish pictures not.
GALLtRr Ia Lynrhburg on SHin st TWO doors from
Bridge al tirg the Stnre OF DIR. Lyma, Syc-
AMIR st.. Petersburg, and Main ii, Richmond, Va.
e. ". MINIS,
scp8ts n. :. TANNER.
"
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GEORGE JONES & CO,

- CASH or approved CREDIT IN extr, si,r
ma vnrird ,s."r'trenI ot Medicines, Paints Oils,
Dye Stufs, Window Glass. Soaps, PeIfumeiy
&c.Ac. Ohuuhrg their -nfP'ics from ma al a. Ie'-
aud imp, N.Y. thn prepared Z, ulnlsh Tule
mud cIt "a low they be bought ct any
regular iihIurg len-e.
Their stock f,r the Fall trnde embraces Bet freooh
English md American Quinine; Ptim" Ceuntp> und
Munilin inlgnes Prime II nn,iurus CnchncH; Best o.
i've OIL il battles and casks; Pure White Lend ,lrl NJ
ground Oh; Prime Umbro Medd"r. n hnIr.is mi
Lces: Blue Nuriol, il hl.. aud kcgs; Exnrl Lerwuod
- hoNe-; SPICES nt ali Kinds "h"e and pr"und; Pnlm
lr Patent NJ dirinc. - all Hi ,i-; upins nni oirr
Tor the band hcrchie; GER CpIagnr llnir Obs
P"mtum. nh Brushes, dc &c, 80
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PETERS BURG.
FALL, l.jl.

" Auous,us NulH SAMUEL ST zyGss.
MUIR STEW EMS,
importers and Uhofesaie Dealers in China, Glass
Earthen,rdre. Lamps. Looking Glasses, Pa
ted and Briitania nar,. Fancy Goods, &c,
Conner Boiling brock Sycamore SITS,
Petersburg, vn.
frHE suhs.ribera now IN receipt - u portion Il
| t.eir Fall Good-, (nf ..r direct hnPniinti'nl
and lag the Isl 81 Septer her will have ,her stock c"n-
plcte. Their stock Is vrty lag AID c,tnprse MI NJ
tirlcs usual, found IN au esiahl huen uf kind
rhr goods nve been selected With m,rh eare AMI they
fee confident Il The, ritIarcd afer gfent ia
,lucemenz in style m quail of rd,. and also in
frice.
They ,e.pecllly invite The alfcr tim # The f,udr to
HER .tncL MUIR Is STEVENS.
ntp lG.iDm
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OUTI,>iDE * ILxOAi,.

VT HNSiUE q TENOAD.
, FRElG T TRAIN
@ w. , 1I. f f. IN, 'e s@Sh to ,eIf ii
ruad. Nm. I. Andeisun's Com rs .ion House on the
Basis. Any person wishing 10 the f ire gut
, obtain iregl li.t by calling
bv oder OF the Suut
sep 30-ts ALFRED ". II lRNER Agi
TNHE SUBSCRIBER BEGS LEAVE MOST RE
specially to cali the attention OF the citizens ~
lyncihurg and the al ming cuuriry.t his large anil
m splendidassurtmentu Of BOOTS SHOES sr1
III CATERS. &c. Of his own MAKE
~ AMI which are WARRANTED OF THE RFsT QUAL4
~ AND OF SUPERIOR wnkKAANsHiP.
Persons wishiugto lh,ra good and durable Boot -
Shoe tort the present season. will dowrl To call on D.,
"a am determined to pteHse, both regards ,lIsn,
and price.
Dan't forget cali the three door. ahovc tie
frankln Hotel, and immediately oppo>teth the Guzen,
SavingsRank. I. +. GRlMALDL
dec ll-rs
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NEW-YoRK ADVERTISEMENTS.
NCw-YORK CLOTHING STORE.
NELSON & CO.,
Wholesale ClOthin! Establi ,hm"rf
Is Cortland street,

And extern ing bh"uth ''' en- P'.''h''"'""s
l9 DEFY STREET
fUNO Virginia Merchants visiting NJ" York. We extend
our irv,A.iou To call anil examine s,ock. ~hi'h
/. particularly napfcd TO Southern if-de. lh"-" 'i
aur G,rurr patron, need n'.nfe that nur mott"
i. Erc,isor and 20 .,hcrs wuGld sny rl u ia.
aud Eve, has been srll goods the ONE P,,cc phi"
-ipe without variation. not only ia Tie l'ue" but ~
spirit
With rgnrd the qery 81 our goods rs ~" too much
Il. "a, that manu- cture Ihcm we'll and IN rs good
rnstc ns ihc faalt0na1f esul llshmen Ia
tins ar ANY trr m ,tkc and thus ondeaynr d. uAny
with the strong pre- ...i. ing in the commLni
eainsl lie dog II md using lea5 M. - thhg llehsr
eve us an e,ry chll teal asserted ~ tDs
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GAS FITTING.

TAM fall, nrenar.d to introduce Gas Pipe into S,ere..
Dwellings, or Factories, the shortest notice. tiav
ing had So raj Years experience n the business my
rnrk may be relied perfect. am ready 10 give
estimates at any time will also furnish sieam'Ppe'
JAMES CLELAND,
Praet cal Gas Filter Man IT.
Wilson & Franklins old stand up .tnrr.
,,r,. a
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Manufacturing Department,
TWODAILY LINES
ENROM Lynchbmg 10 the Sweet Rcd Sweet arn
L White sulphur pings, by the f,llowiug schedule
via Va X Tenn. Il. R. and Farsi & CO.., SInge Line
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT

" mn N'''uI llhgS by Tue blowing schedule.
via Va X Tenn. t. R. aut Faisn 4 CO. Srnge Lire ::
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT
PASSENGERS for he sweet Red-Swert. and " hite
sulphur 81 ring. Ieave Lynchturg ,lnily (Sundays
txcepted) via e & Fem laii,,ad 7 m,
ngwih our Gone O. al BOASAr As DEPOT, ard to
Sweet and Re, Springs evening"; leave murn-
ing atrer regular brcahf y, and reach White Sulphur
Springs oN ! !, IA, Returning lc,,vr White Su paur
Srnss J. p. reach K. d and Sweet Springs uy 7,
p N; lave Red and Swe Springs next Ting at a.
a N and arrive in Lynrhburs same day by y. NJ
Leave Lvrchbutg daily Is -nduys excrpte via Va.
Tenn x. H., at a.. connecting with orr coaches TT
BonsncA :. arrive NJ tIncH>e evening by dark
Lrnve Fincosle at daylight day. and arrive at the
Sweet mud Re Sweet Springs Ia dinner and to the
White Suphur Sp,,ngs by p. "a same day Return
Ing leave White Sulphu' Strngs at 5 m. reach Fin
hstle by p m Ieavr FincaseH Mt dsy.a ht, conn IT
ing with the n Bonsacks reach Lynchbure by
m. Passengers are assured HAT this is the cheapest
rnpsl expeditions and comfortable the Spring
rom Lynrhburg.
Fare from Lynchhurg to Sweer and Red Sweet
5 rings - 30; from Iynchbmg to Nhi,t Surhuf, 81
ENtr1 Coaches i,rni.hcd al all times ut Bonsach' :
Depor travel a, parties may desire.
July Ats ". 7. FARlSH& co.
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Low Fare from Lynehhurgto Richmond
THREE DOLLARS!

on and after ID, luih Jul, our h. ats VIII leave
/ o,lburg Tor Rirhnund, i.w,ekl,, VIZ: Tuesday,
1hursds, & saturday al directly after the
rival al the Western Passengers irum Lynehburg
are two night. and one LAY on the Bort-. aud those
WHO l,sy- bn.i ess in Richmond without lp-sin.
time .sve o. so by hing thu route For Chersottc-
VILE ri weekly coaches connect iu Scous,iNc; lcnve
Lynebbure At IN, etfiyr u Chs la"e-sillc II dry
SOhi, EDMuND DAVE ~
iul,
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COAL, COAL. COAL.
~ All persons wishing supply them-eves with "
good article q Re,i-ash Anthracite aud Bitum NJ us
Com for The int season. will find il Iheit int rest
If they leave their orders with the uudrrsfe NJ snon
Tos>it,: thcy Wi be gel their Coal BY
Rchn nj mea- ure Mt and at wrs Richmond price,.
including FIRE gbt and tolls DAHL 5. JAslBf
sep dt.
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Richmond and Petersburg Railroad

Richmond and Petersburg Rail-KOad'
IN 6 ssgs
CHANGE OF HOURS.
IN al after - cdnesuay, tie lIh Jnuc. The Pas
~ -cngrr Tain. dis road viii run n tollnw.:
EAPRESS TRAIN
VIII ienve Richmond duly, ..-,-...-.-d3 An
:" PETE. hurg q NJ
NAIL TRAIN
VIII cnve Richmond ds Is. H.. ..--.-..3 p. NJ
=" Petersburg .--...#.-...#. ~ a.
fsrc pr white ner-onp, ~ 81; Children ovcr trcrnpd
twelve years of ~ 81 eeis; oolored c.on,
Iva servant car 81 ccrts.
Servants ~ ne, be pc nallcd ia rt elus- except
WHEN IN attend miami children, sick pr spns
which case the sam ptIse as Ton white PERSONS Will
br oheraei.
discount 1t 10 cents III be mnde on each faro
wheu tickets procured NJ the office, and Ia pussen
gers getting the - here tickets are sud.
NORFOLK TRAIN
Leaves Richmond Mundeys, W eur-,lays aud Friday,
u6, NJ. for Port Walrha whrrc il connects Nirh
lie eamhoaf Augusta. Cos Norfolk, ipr smouth, and
intermediate places
ture Norfolk OF Port smouth .....--......fa %
Meals, each ..-....... 10
Servants travelling by themselves nusr Ice furnished
With iva passes. So TINT be rrtninrd the
okee, ind il mp-l he expressly stated pnss lint
they nre rerm,ttrd la 60 on tie Cars
\. Is i he Trains viii by Richuon limo.
THOS pODAMEAp, Supf.
Odic, & p. Il. X Co,Juno lilh, iI5i.
iuly / dSrrs
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RENO Al.
ROBERT Will Ii A MS

RIO BERT w IL Ii ANS
TAKES tbs odJ intnre lng his trends and
turel- und the public etucr thai he has removed
Ia Book Store md henu, fnl hnildfng nf NJ.
Sapcy's opposite the Citizens Savings nix,
whoIr hr i.IHnds ~ -"
Book, Stationery, Music and Fancy
Business.
lie will be receiving. lew ,'hS from III" North
ern Cuie- lairc aud wt lerted su'k az Books
tlnr Stationery Mu-,c nnd tnncS uti' c- and al IRE
nj. ,tuck. thuuph -maa Al he found IL cummi e
eooa n.-uttncn oi Schan Bo'k-, \ veir Music Nh.
-icnj L.trumert>, a.. Persons wishing 10 pueha-,
,"h Of my kind would do we'll 10 give linn cnl..
t0ts
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MISCELLANEOUS
GAS, GAS.. CASH

DERSpNS wishing th,'ir hou-cs fitted for bur ing
L ia. will find some strong inducements offered. 10y
.nplying tn The subscriber have good WORK men and
.,as, ;,r stock of materials. A g. DABNEf.
n a. All order. for fitting up Tobacco Factories
received within ski, days payment will not be required
hefo,- the LIST Of June, 1885.
inn 7-dts
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LYNcHBuRG MARBLE WORKS.

Ad1O11ling Fobt Oh1Ut
HAS in shop the best display Of finished M"rhe
III w ork South OF Baltimore
Persons in want will do well 70 -all and amne anl
merchants eeiu, North hnvr orders hird he'c "a
cbesp and work ssecued IA. we'll n any Northern f..
Establishments and the heavy charges 'ti'ish &c.
| also box free o charge, and guarantee suite u
any distance embracing It., ian, Eglpti"n aud the
various American Marble Manumenls, Tonh. Head
and Foot Stones aud anything in the Marble line
Nv stock o Head and Foot Stem, merit particular
att, nlion Inform size style aud quality Lcy are a
dapte,l to the tastes and circumstances Of all.
ort6 tQulv
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New Furniture Ware-R0Oms.

W. CoNANT, WIN. A. WALDRoN, d. sETszf
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-09-21
B. Donart has
elwsys ready for
sale . splendid
stock Of Cent?
Wigs, Toupess,
Ladies' igs,
half Wigs, Frix.
ots, raids,
Ey-le, &C., bean,

tifaIly manufactured end &c cheap a. sry estsblisb
Rent In the UroM = s9siT n ..
DoLLARD8 aENBANfUM EXTRACT OR Lus
~ s.t TROUS HAIR TONIC
prepared from sOuth American herbs and roots, the
most successful article produced for pregervine
the hair ron falling out or changing color. restoring
and preserving il In healthy and luEurfant state.
Among other reasons why Dcllsrd's hsir-cuthng Sc
LOOM maintains its immense popularity is tbs fact
that his Tonic lie applied to c7ery hesd Of hair cot at
his establishment consequently it is Kept IN better
preservation than under any other known applica-
of.rs the greatest guaranty of its efHcscy. Sold
Wholesale ard retail nt his Old Egtabhstnlant lit
Chestnut Street. opposite the state HOUSE, Phila-
d.iphia. - 60. s. ..-=
B. DolL.sD has st last discovered tie m PLUG u1-
TIA Of hair dye and announces it for SALE with per
feet confidence in It's gurpassing everything Of the
kind now in It colors the hair either hlsck OF
brown, as may he desired, and Is used without sny
injury to the hair akin, either By stain or other.
vice. can be washed of IN ten minutss after ths ap.
pHcstion, without dsractirg from its efficacy Per.
sonD visiting the city invited to give hi,a CALL
letter. addressed to r. DOLLAID, III oHESTNUT
STREET, PHILADELPHIA, VIII reeeivs sttertion.
Jan 23--1y. a. 80 '- =
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-09-21

q Dentistry is now a science; but
there are travelling operators "on The
frontiers, who set the teeth on edge
without any scientific knowledge what
ever. A certain notable Of this question.
able kind, who was known among the
'.masSes" as a ''tooth carpenter" was
fortunate in receiving an order from an
old lsdy for an CENTRE SET" He went to
work with commendable zeal, and in due
time-much to the momentary satisfas-
ton of his patient-lightened up her
smile with the counterfeit presentiment
OF pesriy rows. In few days, however,
matters changed, for one tooth after
another dropped from their golden en-
easements, and were eschewsd from the
mouth with almost the plentifulness of
cherry stones. The dentist was sent
for, and charged with unprofessional
skill; he stoutiy denied any want of
merit in his work. and ascribed the mis-.
hap TO some constitutional. peculiarly of
hs patient. After much speculation, he
asked his victim if she had not, in the
&C lrss of her long life, taken great
dc al of calomel Upon being answered
in the affirmative, he gravely told her
that this calomel had so entirely entered
into her system as to make it impossible
even for false teeth to stay in her head;
ard, with an expression of injured limo
cence and real professional sagacity, he
bowed himself 0ut of the presence of his
astonished patron. 80 90 y-e-.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-09-21

GA coal combination to cut OFFS
ulations has bean, formed in Lowell, and
Charlestown, Mass. While upon this
subject we may remark that the Penn
syivania Coal company made net profit
OF III per cent? on the capital stock in
the business of last year, notwithstand-
ding the comparatively low prices, and
the interruption of canal navigation by
the spring floods. Two dividends of five
per cent. each were declared, leaving q
balance Of SAT, 06l.s An estimate has
been made of the cost of mining and trans.
porting coal from the Broad Top Noun.
tain, Pa, which is of some interest Of
the present time, as showing the prices
at which coal can be delivered in Phils.
delPhia. The statement is as follows /:
Rent OF mines per ton, 25o; timber, say
lOc; cost Of mining, 40; transportation,
shipping and contingent labor, 1925.
Total cost in Philadelphia, "a per ton.
Coal is now selling in this market at Sc .25.
81, and $3.50 ton; and the very best
quality advertised at S6.75 from vessels
and yards.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-09-21

A LITTLE HUSBAND AND A Ll1rsH
NIFE.-The Sandusky Register is 81
sponsible for this: Two little children
q boy and q girl, aged four and three
years respectively-were missed by their
families, and search made every where
for them, but in vain. The day passed,
and considerable alarm existed. Persons
were out in all directions, and the bell
ringer had been sent for, when passing a
thicket of bushes ia the garden, the mo-
Their thought she heard low voices near.
Pulling away the leaves, there were the
truants with their night clothes on,
locked in one suother's arms, comforts,
bly, slowed away for. the night. The
precocious lovers were stirred from their
rest, but the boy expressed the utmost
indignation for, said he, 1.-the hired
man had married me and sissy, and tina,
bush house was his n and they were goin
to live there till it rained." The denOue-
ment was so cOmical that it was con-
cluded to let the babies be married until
they had falling out, which occurred
the next day, and now they live apart
a separated man and wife. e..
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-09-21
rrivai sna Departure Of ocean Steamers.
"a BOOTS AND SHO Els,
At the old stand of A. Hoover h Sons

SbsdA side Penn arcsue, between 9Th and tn sts
Oppoeite Browns hotel:
THANKFUL, Cor past fSvers, We would still 30
t@Hcit Q eoHtiWusnce Of custem rom MI o. on
old customers and friends, and IS many new wi
give Us call. We are prepared to awe gene1s
satisfaction to all that viii favor US with a cali
Our assortment of oil kinds is the largest and bek
of s1y other establishment In the city, and our 81
raDgemsnts are such with the hest manufacturers
that We are prepared to furnish aoy kin Is aho
Qualities short notice. Ia 1-
ladies' Gators and n Gait button and iase
Mi,ses and childDen's
Ladies', Misses and hildren's lid and morocco Slip.
and Ties JefFersons and Boots, cloth and no
rocco t-' IN
For gentlemen, We have superior srtiole ofFrancl
gGiBooes and Shoes, Button and Congress. Cloth
.. -: Kid and Calf Caters, single and double sel.s
Patent Leather and Calf shoes Of ali descrir-
Boys and Youths Doe Ia and Shoes, Calf and Patent
~ Leather of every variety and style
servants Boots, Shoes and Brogans in an endless
~ variety.
Our stock has been selected with great care from
the best manufacturers in the Union Don't forget
the Old stand of A. HOOVER son,
south ride Pa. Az, between 9th and It'll ats,
- 1870. next dor to jackson & Brother
rem 7-TuTh&Ss6t - .- gro =. -
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-09-21

PERTINENT QUEsfIoNs.-The editor of
the Goldsbore' n. o. Republican turns
upon the New. England abolition fanatics,
and asks with eloquent force: 2" Did not
your forefathers engraft slavery upon US
Did not they reap the profits Of slave
labor while it proved to. be profitable
Did they not kidnap them from Africa,s
burning coast to glut their purses with
the price of blood las they call it, and
spend the geld thus obtained in filling
your mouths with bread, making your
homes comfortable, and clothing your
wretched deformities Have you, Bur
leigh, forgotten the hideous wall that
came up from your grandfsther's slave
ship ere he sold. his kidnapped cargo to
the humane planter of the South! Have
you forgotten with what anguish be went
down to the grave, with the haggard
looks of his victims still staring him in
the face, who died Of hunger because his
penurious soul could not submit to de-
prive his purse of the filthy fucre which
was necessary to feed his victims T? You
have some of his money to support you,
while YOU encourage bloodshed, to stab
the Southerner,i because he relieved your
grandfather s victims, cared for their
wants, remedied their condition .as far
As in him lay fed the negro, treated him
kindly, taught him the path of duty, and
aot like you, in your pretended philan-
thropy, steal the slave from his happy
home in the South to starve him in the
cherries North ...e-. .