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Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1855-03-15
WANTED,

IMMEDIATELY, four or FIVE hun.
i dred bushels GOOD Charcoal.
Ap' 13. "a. F. MATHERS.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1855-03-15
WARE.-2OO0 gals Stone Ware, all shapes
VI and sizes, for sale at
HENKING d CADETS.
Sept. !, 1853.

for sale by d. S. FORD, corner of Court and
Third streets, where can be found at all times
general assortment Of Groceries and Proyi-
sions, consisting in part as follows: Coffee,
burnt, ground and green: New Orleans, Pull
Verized, Crushed and Clarified Sugar; Molas-
ser, Golden Syrup; Tea; Rice; Bacon, Lard
Butter; Eggs; Goldfish; Herring; Candles;
Soap; Tobacco; Cigars; W. r. Cheese: Raj
sins; Almonds, Candy, Salt, Dairy Salt: Pow
der and Shot, Lead, Percussion Caps; Broonls,
Washboards, Mops, Mop Sticks; Lard Oil,
Wrapping Paper, Buckets, Tubs, Keelers and
Churns, bedcords, Plow Lines, Matches, Rol-
ling Pins, quart and pint Flasks, Glass, Tum-
blers, Cruet Stands, Queensware, Hardware.
Cap and Letter Paper, Ink, Pens and Pen-Hol-
ders; patent and spool Thread: Needles, Pins.
Thlmbies. Fish Hooks, Razor Straps, Perfume
ry, together with great variety Of otherarti-
cies IN the Grocery and Notion Line. which
cannot be enumerated, all which will be sold
low for cash or Country Produce.
July o. 1854 D. s. FORD.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1855-03-15

To CLEAN KID GLovEs.-Ladies will
be glad to learn that alcohol will wash
KID gloves of all colors, without either
staining them or leaving an unpleasant
odor about them. The gloves are SIM
ply drawn upon the hand carefully rub
ed with piece of clean white flannel,
wet with alcohol until the soil is remoy-
ed, then hung up to dry, and after
wards slightly stretched, when the
original color reappears.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1855-03-15
Cheap for Cash.
PRIESTLEY & FRANK

HAVE Just arrived with large stock of CLo-
II THING, also large stock Of piece Goods,
such as Cloths. Csssimeres, Satinets of all
stripes, colors and fashions. We fatter our
selves that we can sell cheaper than any elo-
thing house in this city. We are prepared to
sell at Wholesale, make goods up to order. At
the shortest notice and on the most reasonable
terms. We have in our employ two first rate
Tailors, and our work is warranted to be SUBJ
stantial and to fit or no sale. Our Goods were
all bought for cash. Give us call before pur-
chasing elsewhere, on the corner of Court and
Second streets, Gallipolis.
Jan. II, 1856.
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GROUND COFFEB.

TRESH Ground Coffee, pure article, just re-
| ceived and for sale in quantities 70 suit
purchasers by ID. b FOkD.
Nov. 80, 1854.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1855-03-15

A SMART ONE.-'Boy, you seem to be
quite smart-altogether too smart for
this school: can you tell me how many
six black beans are?'
Yes, sir-half DOZEN
We'll, how many are half dozen
white beans?'
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1855-03-15

Orllllant stars.
Put the stars together responded
the gentleman, and what a brilliant son
they would make!'
A SMART oNE.-'Boy, you seem to be
quite smart-altogether too smart for
this school: can you tell me how many
six black beans are?'
Yes, sir-half Dozen
We'll, how many are half a dozen
white beans?'
Six .-. ..a -- .-.
Tremendous smart boy! Now tell
me how many white beans there are in
six black ones?' s-.tr a---
Half dozen, if you skin 'em.'
NoS-SU1r1NG CRED1roR.-There
was a certain lawyer on the Cape, some
time ago, the only one in those "dig-
gins" then, and for aught I know, at
present. He was a man well to do in
the world and what was somewhat sur
prising in limb of law, averse to en-
couraging litigation. 5
One day client came to him in a
most terrible rage: .-.E @
Look here. Squire, said he, that
ere blasted shoemaker down to Pigeon
Cove, has gone and sued me for the
money for pair of boots lowed him.
Did the boots suit you%
'ohl yes-I'Ee got them on now
first rate boots %
Fair prce?
'Oh, yes
Then you owe him the money hon
estly?' : s.... .ir-s---
Yes -
We'll, why don't you pay him?
why, cause the blasted snob went
and sued me, and 1 want to keep him
put of the money, if l kim
1T will cost you something
i don't care cuss for that. How
much money do you want to begin
with?'
'0h, ten dollars will do
is that all? Well, here is an x, so
20 ahead, and the client went out very
veil satished with the beginning.
Our lawyer next called on the shoe
maker and asked him what he meant BY
nstituting legal proceedings against NJ.
Why said he, Il kept on sending to
lim till 1 got tired. I knew he was able
o pay-and Twas determined to make
lim; that's the long and short of it,
We'll, said the lawyer, hes always
'een a good customer to you, and 1
hink you acted too hastily. There's a
rifle to pay on account your of proceed
ngs-but Think you'd better take this
i've and call it square,"
Certainly, Squire, if you say SO, and
armed glad to getit, was the answer.
So the lawyer forked over one V, and
ept the other.
In few days his client came along
nd asked how he got along with the
ase. lF-
'Rapidlyi' said the lawyer, we've
O'a-saited himl he'll never trouble you.'
Jerusalem! that's greatp cried the
lient. 'I'd rather gin fifty dollars than
ave him got tie Baonev for them bootsy
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1855-03-15

Tremendous smart boy! Now tell
me how many white beans there are in
six black ones?' .a a-.tr a---
Half dozen, if you skin 'em.'
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1855-03-15

Inn LBS. best selected ". R. Cheese, Ar
loOU sale at HENKING 4. CADETS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-04
Frightening the Wrong Passenger


Some years ago. when the old steamer Ivan
hoe. Capt. Jimmy German used to run from ga
vnnnall to Augusta. the incident weare ahoat to
relate occurred. and was by our reI ort-
ar When the Ivanhoe arrived at Augusta, a
countrvman was seen standing on the wharf,
dressed in homespun, his coat fitting so tightly
across his shoulders TO raise his arms sever
nj inches higher than nature intended them to
hang. His appearance generally would Indicate
that he was directly from the Okefonoke, and for
the first time in his life, gazing upon things
pertaining TO civilization. He was what our
boatmen termed IA comicnl customer" He had
never seen a steamboat nor dreamed of a loco.
motive. The appearance Of the bridge seemed
to be more than he could realize as fact, and the
steamboat uamanned him. Our boatmen drew
him into conversation. aud were as much amused
with his remarks as his appearance. They goi
him on beard the steamer, and thought they ha1
engaged fur enough for several trips. One Of
the officers Of the boat, named--was pecu
liarly fond of Il prucIical joke. and deemed the
opportunity too good to be lost. He assured his
comrades that he had plan by which h" intend
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-04
VOL. 4---NO. 81.

FL to make Johnny green jump overheard. He
anocordingly brought ont hdeous hooking bowie
knife which was in his possession, and. as
suming u perfect swashqucker mir, approached
the contryman, sayng-fve found you at lasi.
my man--pye been looking for you" and throw
ing himself into n position indicating an assault,
had no sooner got within arms length of the en-
envy than he found himself stretched upon Tho
deck and his knife in the possession OF the foe
who fell upon him and gave him most unmerci-
fal hea,ng disabling him SO ms to render it nee.
ossary foi him TO take to his bed and keep 1t.
When tho oonntryman was satisfied that he had
given him enough he arose amidst the astonshod
lockers on. who had mistaken his character.
aud exclaimed -" Gentlemen, is there any other
man in your boat a iookin' for mel The answer
cd him that there not and allowed him to
leave fully satisfied TINT they had got the worst
nf the inkp
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DAILY \IRGINIAN.
A Swim In the Dark.

very remarkable attempt to desert from
merchant vessel was made by II seaman in the
Sound on Saturday night Fifteen of the crew
of the Wanotd, Captain March. now lying III this
port were sent Il prison by the magistrates OF
Satash. ON Friday for disohedicnce To the emp.
tain while ut sua. aud it was stated at the exaini-
nniion that there were some men on board who
had melted the disobedieaee but had themselves
ounningly drawn ont # the combination. Ii
seems tho crew remaining IN board hxed on The
sh,p's nner rs ono of those adroi, miseadcrs, and
tnunted him with il. and this, i, is stated proba-
bly, caused n determination IN his mind to quit
tho ship. He kept his own counsel. howevcr.an1
hdod his time. An ordinary mode of transit
being out of his reach he prepared, on Saturday
night, to commit his life nnd substantial fortunes
10 the waves. We say lis "fortunes,' for h.
had no intention of parting with his cloth
as, tools that arpcrtalned I" his office Ms JON
ar. He accordingly secretly dressed himself IN
his stocks of shirts and trousers, putting ON sev-
on of the fnrmer aud three at the latter garments
and packing the tools in ennvnss hng waited
for the flowing tide to carry him ashore. The
tide turned about midnight, and when the deck
was clear and all was silent on board, the lolner
secured his person to two oi the ships buoy snnd.
with his hng of tools for ballast slealthily drop
ped into the water.
The Wnnota is anchored mile and half
from the shore. towards which he pushed his way
piOpplilng hlintpH ny MS IpN'r hshlp''H' ~
first he advanced ehoerly, the night was calm and
starlit and the current of the tide was strongly
ia his fayor, but soon the ooolncss Of tho bath
dashed hiA spirits, and when it was too late he
hegnn 10 feel the clogging effect oi the three
fold inieguments in which he had 50 onrefolly
encased his propelling memhcrs, His efforts 10
20 ahead grew ieoher and iecblcr md by the
time he had gained half the distance ho was 80
exhausted that he became alarmed Mt is danger,
and shouted ~ well ~ he could for help. Open
ears and suocoring hands were not far OIL and
thi. pteous voice Of the nighi' heing drltcd
on the bseese 10 eapst gnard vessel IN tho Sound,
boat WIS immediately sent to the rescue. The
joner and his lie buovs were soon discovered by
the guard. anl nm ,st pitiable spectacle did the
fellow present He was quito eXhaustcd--even
gone beyond the power OF hrng able to assist
himself and his bnllast into the boat, and II be
came necessary II tow The novel vosaerr to the
const guard vessel; he with some difficulty
got on bonrd of her and revived, Eary IN the
morning he was taken back te the Wanoio, where
the cupril's appearance ON deck ooonNloaed n
greut den OF amusement among the crow. He
has since been under arrest" but we should nj
most think the suiicrngs aud fright Of that star-
lit voyage wcro sufficient punishment Tor III"
fellows iatcnded de~crton - Piymonh (Eng.)
NdH
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-04
A Raf,sman. . fi,st view Of Il locomotive

The following mnst be an old story, bat if SO
it is good enough IL pass n second reading;
In most dclghtial country town in New jer
soy. called Bordrniown, the Delaware mikes
short turn to the westward, aud has in oonse.
auenon thereof worked for ittclf quite deep bny
on the Jersey shore. This bay, from it's being
protected from the winds and "out of tide" is n
iavoriie hnrbor of the rnitsmen who annually come
down that noble river by hundreds, bringing acres
of lumber, much of it from the very source ot the
river, in the State of New York. Now, enrly IN
the spring of lS--, when the Camden and Amboy
Railroad first put in operation, tthe railroad
hy the by. runs round the edge of the above
mentioned bny,) a certain Sam Sns,wth young
man who rcjoiced in the name Of lchabod Twodle
came down the river on raft of white pine boards,
and about O'Clock Of a cold blustery, cloudy
night, were busiiy engaged securing their raft in
the above mentioned bay, when lchabod was
startled by SORT of belching. rumbling noise; he
turned to Sam,anl with along, grave face,almost
whispered:
"What j. that
Sum shook his horny hcod, but spake notthe
sound came nearer. but nothing was TO be seem
The nccupnnt- stood till in nmazrment, the silence
only broken by the superhnman noise, aud an
occasional exclamation If j h u az FROM leha
bod Bath stood with their eyes in the direction
of the sound. when round tho point below, not
three hundred yards from them, came thing--n
very tlGUlllP bhh SHl''h' hbh NV u''' u
tering the most horrd groans and slrieks.
"Oh Lord oh Lord 70 shouted iohabod sam.
sam give me tba, aSo here comes the devil
Give me that nxe YOU darned old fool! Lord
Lord Lord! VIII the folks to hum ever believe
that come down here to tide water TO be tuck
right off by the old dcyii'
Iclabod whirled the axe round his hend in regu
lar baekwoods fashion, and stood his ground like
II man: but on cnne the devil apparently straight
for the raft. oh bow the sparks lew, Uhey had
not then invented the patent spaIk ca,chcr,) lcha-
bod looked round,od Sam WINS making for the out
shore side of the raft; there no time tf think
about it, it was freezing and codand the ice was
floating in small cakes down the river; but lcha-
bod, dropping the and singing out. "You will
have u darncd good swim to catch me - made one
Jump to the side Of the raft and another over
board, and struch ont like n man for the Pennsyl
vnnia shore, at least Il mile distant.
In the meantime, Sam, in running across the
raft in bis fright, caught his foot and down he
went. He got up, looked round. the devil Ind
passed, and putting and blowing up the hill
beyond.
Sam called Ichabod back and they proceeded
to the tavern, where they related their adven-
ture much to the amusement Of their Iellow rafts
1
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NTIrHOTYPES PHOTOGRAPHS u Err 70 :.
TGpES-1he above siylc0f Pictures are taken in all
their perfection u the Gallery Of q. " MINNtS co
5 TANNER would inform his friends, and the public in
general returned The North after an ab
months, dHrln which thuc hr has secured
without regard to labor and important
improvement known in tho Photographic art and is
pared furnish those who desire them Nfoypos
GLASS, Photographs Paper The DagneueopPe, as
hrretoprc all which Will be taken all their hrilnucy
perfection lie has alsp large and beautiful assortment
of GoLD LoCkfIs. BubSf PINS MfuAIIIuNs, FtNCN CA
sFs FRANFs expressly f4r the visit 10 this
Gallery Is solicited whether Pictures desired mt.
~ Gallery always open and free II visitors sHndnys tx
eepted y ). lAHAfh
at the Gallery If Ninnis & Tanner, Lynehbnrg, Va
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ND " NfRNNNF~, EkNFD " ttIFtA = IT.
- Hb FOR kANSAS=Ihp undersigned having had lra-
qucnt applications tp locate Wnrrmts aud Wtug AT This tme
number Of Them tol cate utcuda hHtHc the LII NnFen
Der aud the Isl brrut The States II Illinois,
eausiu low aad Missouri and the Territories of Minnc
Kansas and Nebraska for the purpose locating iaud Mnr
land personally inspected lie VIII haHr fhr advice
and counsel Of Agents WHO fuia with te country aud
who have n NieN about 5t0o good arpiu AU
hr found ia the United States Their land aakor
stan the field and is minute ard thorough IN his &plora
tons
NJ. charges for locating Land Warrants including all Land
Of6er foes aud expenses as follows
For locating 100 90
III lh M
~ .'..'.'....+. ~ w
To persons sending number OF Warrants liberal deduction
from the gboSe prices will be mndr
LAFAYETTE W. GRAY,
Notary Pebble. and dcalef IN Land Warrants
aug q dNct- i.yuohburg, Va.
> Eirlnapa t,vau,infr and yVlie con,
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RICHMOND ADVERTISEMENTS.
UauEs WeoDsuolsE a 60. ,3o uasn

tUE$ NSOOItNtSN NJ n TO. tIV Wasn 81,
- RICHMOND, AA wholesale and retah Dealers IN HOOKS
STATIONERY. rlANo-fpKlES MI sic AND FANNY
ARTICLES have for sale all the School HOOK in In use Law
Medical Theological Miscellaneous enks, Blank Books
uf every description; Writing Paper the best Ink
OF al kinds In Globes; New Musc Drawing Materials
and hooks and Painting Copying Presses Mathc
macal Instruments Gold and Silver Pencil Cases, Ninlus
Guitars Flutes Aecoreons and other Musical Instruments
Violin Springs Pen and Poeket Knives Diamond pointed
Gold Pens surveyors Compases and thains choice Books
and Fancy Articles. for presents.
PlANo-FORIES-rhcir supply OF Piano Fortes is from
tue established and well known manufactures of A. Stndar
Co. J Il. Durham aud Jonas Chckering whose lnstru
ments be relied upon for beauty Of great durability
and elegance Of finish.
The subscribers have participated in the sale of upwards of
H0asaHd o these Plano forcs. of the most
spceahe aud well known families In Virginia aud North Caro-
ua They warranted superior in all respects and of
trrrd nj the Manufacturers lowest prices.
Y Books bound aud Blank Books OF all kinds manufac-
turfd to order
o Orders by letter faithfully and promptly attended To-
II In
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-04

vHysss. AiBEWsasEE sNStRANCE Gosnpa-
i NY-THE GREAT CENTRAL COMPANY OF NIR
GINA. PRINCPAL OFFICE, CBARLoTTEsvHLf VA, Char
tered Capital Si010O0 Present Cash Capital Sl2O000
Fire country the lives
persons and slaves AMI MARINE INSURANCE be
effected the most reasonable terms with this Company
- Al losses promptly aud satisfactorily arranged
Chas W. Christian agent Lynchburg
L. IL Murrel NJ. D., Medical Examiner.
VIM I. EARLY, Pres. JN0. WOOD, Jr, Secty.
ma q.cGm
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NE.mTs.A wAsMaNGr0N ooIl.MGE

Va sPIFNDiD GIFT ENrERPHIsf-5o 0uo GiFrs-
McCabe lodge, No SO q q 4, has undertaken this enter
Prise the laudae and c design Of which To aid 10 the build
ing Martha Washington College an Institution pro oeeiedy
Meeabs Lodge of tho highest ead for the education Of f.
males and monument the en, Of Martha win Il Wash
ng.an now being built at abingdon Washington County Va,
nfton
t'e f the fact that il Is under the nana el Il n,oahe
Lodge aud also that thu entire pr"e' VII he deVotedo t'
IhIs cl,q is under tbe control Of lie rand Lodge Of
Virginia and the profits Of the nstuue to he saerody appro
soon as The tickets are ali sid Lodge win appoint
coafitte gentlemen not odd Fellows T. make fair and
impartial distribution of the Gifts among the r,hases Of
a Ike ri @ Il l y, @ ~ l, t bsaiif en-
craving aud may draw gilt WeIh hundreds Thousands of
dollars will aid in ts wnra Of lde education ai eu
eating orphans. building to the memory
The following elegant and costly offered by this
Tract Of Land, lying in Washington County, Va,
containing $50 acres more or less porionm
which lsay % acrcs) i, cleared aud in good or
der for cultivation, valued 1000
House and lot IN the pleasant town Abingdon 3% 0}
Beautiful Carriage, elegantly trimmed and mount ,o
Elegant tvohorse Buggy. with leather top, aud -.
Fine Dug. Gone horse.) neatly trimmed and
80 Certificates ontitng tie holder the privilege of
sending scholar to Martha Washington fe'
includ ng board tuition, &e. in any or all 9i the
1hi"Sa1 S1ilSIgi u ''"'"'''" '''7"' ''' nooo
Complete set If Cottage Furniture. consisting of
hue bureau. Washsiand, & Chairs Table, &c, 300
splendid Enelish twist double barred Shot Guns ioo
Gentcmaus superior Sennersct Saddle, lndle
and MartinFde, finished complete IN the very 500
best manner. NV
" slcea'i acd n sis5 sisJ.'''''' ''o'" '''' 1000
20 Fine dou6eeaso silver Lever Watches. valued at
GO Beautiful single case Gold Lever Watches, val ,..,
100 Fin. %@1 s',:s & ss' Watches valued at s$S5 s$
80 beautiful Gold watch Chains valued ot $50 le90
] splendid Mahogany finished 5. .f', ., 10
femcn' al -, ''''' 1000
900 Fine Gold Breas,pins, at 81, 200
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sNANTG ss-intol

AANTsi Gh-IntofInation as the whereabouts "i ~
" Wis fNlNGTON lo resided in this Ilce mp to II e.
feson acquainted with his present resiledce aiFr WI
f favor by leaving information at this once u ne
en they may hear of something to their 0fNaptaE' "
"eN his II kim l7eP-'''9
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XrAa-s7AMLE TIOXD LAME EOEs rALa

"a
The subscriber being desruus to remnVc South on ae-
rnunl of his health sale that valuable ARM known
s the Sholnr old nce situated four miles North of Floyd
,ourthousc living both sides of Little Riser Said
Farm Acres about 100 of which is Meadow Land
If the frsi quality and high state of hnpro enen the
gently rolling upland half Of which is cleared
and In cultya5n the IS heavily tmbered with Oak,
Hickory For either grazing farming the place
superior perhaps a other OF equal
size Virginia; every Of being aVala
having running every field an abundant supply
all kinds pine and situated as is with
Turnpike leading from Floyd Courthouse
10 Chrsau5barg within II miles of the railroad Depot
latter The improvements consist OF eonort
bile DWELLING HOUSE containing six rooms an exeeuemt
STORE HOUSE which is attached Hranary, BiIACk
SMITH SHOP with house for the Smith bVerseers house
large Barn houses all other necessary out build
inRs The stand equal superior to any In this sec
ton IN view Mercantile business being about the centre
negborhoad which, In point of wealth. the first In
the place Is site suitable for large Manu-
factnng Mill afording supply of water suhi
throughout tho to six or eight pair OF Burrs
persons wishing purchase such lands viii examine for
themselves feel confident that they be suited both
quality and price.
The will be made aecomniol ting. Any further in
formation d cd be obtained by addressing the under
signed or Henry Lane Esq, at Floyd Courthouse, Va
~ The section Of country In which now reside is an ex-
ccIlent situation for Physician. -
sep 2ic2w SAMUEL A. J. EVANS
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a. * FESS. EsssE.EsDAD.-f LA
W L--L-R ALE ~ LAL L.A.i ~ D. .sssst -: -,
CONNECTIONS.

b. WINTER ABRANGEMENi.-lhe .xss ....1s6-1i,-1
lE'r fraia leaves Lynchhurg, daily ,,....,
lay rNceptcD :, o'clock A NJ aud arrives AT S"'
dinner
CONNECTIONS. - -.
T btriGsos via Bufards depot on Mendays' NeaheN'H'
9th n5s and arrive at Buchanan to dinner -, ,.
30, farls'e and Hhite SH}'hHr springs
e" inH0A Gaga1td0he via Bonsack on A'l"' "
@l FRIDAYS
ft -5'aRdoa y1aesJ,ro and Kgorr'h Tennessee daily
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-04

EyINE ovERCOATS. BUSINESS COATS, PANTS
II VESTS, &c-A large variety ier sale hy -
NJ GIfEGENII13INER
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TERMS.

.,.> Is nutIisho5 laily at 81. tua eskly t
T.. Ntl =, ,Iaaace. No paper vii he i'rontnoed eX
ij5n the proprieors unit a. anehfas'' 'h"
W. l.,s'asxf. ,re inserted for 50 en's per @iuarr. o
the rt n.gf,@n @ m aud I'D n ' an1 3f fsn sn' 81 c%e s
4n on fs - eharrsl each n>'fun II tir namh"r a
suere VIII married. on the Sit Iii be ut tGshei till or
ftiaus '' H.far.se accordingly.
'rsl 5ut 'na f.If YEARLY RATES ARE;
=. m. square, daily 80
.ar two ". .,aarr re .en'iweekly 40
- - "p,reents Intended for both pap'' '"se' to special
a oo, advertiser vii be limited TO their il mediate bo
s the alssft.qifsaas 1sFl.aas appear in daily
ka aIe notices which exceed eight lines are charged
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-04

The aho, rates via Ohio River slight advance Is
charged sent all the way by Railroad No StoraF Charged
on ti0oas sent thr3ugh linz. tonsiEn TO
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