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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-26

PROFITS or A DRAMATIsT.-Mr SCRIBE the
French dramatic writer, who has written several
hundred of pieces, is said to have three or four
millions fraucs in his treasury His annual in-
comef from his copyrights sometimes amounts to
10000 francs, In France the author receives
II certain per centage on the receipt of each
nights performance of his play, nor does the
publication of piece give manager the right to.
perform it without remuneration to the author.
Soribos industry throws that of Lope de Verga
far into the shade.
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fhNiiE -n'.cii9ar having purchased the Interest "f
L NJ. ., Petl,i'in. nthe concern Of Lee n Co,
will ontiru" the Forwarding and Comm ssioa business
their old stand on tie dock
His location give him superior lydntuge- any
ether Forward nr House in the CITY, he Is hul few
squares al level streets from the bindings of the Bht
morr, Pbndel pima and New Nork S,,ame s. aud New
inrA Boston Pac'tes. and i subjected tu the low
dryaeo gtized by the City Drdnnnc, whereas
goods sappcd by those located on the BASIN dray
rd iea y ndlos rough paved streets, thereby
subject q aisr damage, well H. increased cnst.
tui The better und rsta.ding al charges he will put
goods ON b, ara cauni boats from vessels Steamers
al cents ner len lhsq, provided, however hat no
charge iaf single shipment sha less than twenty
hve cents for commission and draNRge. Seven itS
u rrguertl, charged f1f davagc alone 10 the
Basin, and five cent Is rather less tmn the average
cost of hauling there by the Ord nance.
Tobac and ut er produce shipped al about hall the
charges chrrged by thass located On the Basin.
Persons sHpning tobacco other produce to my all
dress will lo we'll 10 ship by Mr. Pettyjohns line Of
honls they directly into the Dock Tor up loads
without delay II uhle.
Having an experience IN the bu,i fifteen yenr-,
hr Hattt~ himself than ,u give surisfaco,, To all
who may thrr busin">- II him.
Cntrg' on geods invariably follow them 10 desna-
linr.
Iy PzrtI.uu urteaion given To the sale of Mer
.haudlse n = oiur
rna,2 4, (y Al FRED s. LEE.
the ID, *. Rirl mnnd, Va
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DwIDE's CELEBRATED HAIR

4 TONlC.-ARMlSTEAD PRIDE, alter having
devoted long life studying the meata .! .eslorins
pres rving aud beanifyng tie har md after haylne
fully tastrd his discovery, pre- ents his CELEBRATED
NAIRTONlG 10 the pubic. as the most ethcieht RENE
Iy yet provided for all the ills AMI cdents the hair Is
subject to. He has successfully applied 1t IN great
nlmber Of My to arrest the loss OF HAIR wien
hai SET ia. ut renewing it, growth ind 'estorng
what was lost Even in lie edary cases be has "n'-
IT ed his TONIC with the most succetsui results
II" be YES il also To he inalIibe t0re tor letter
Ring S"rm. Scald head aud all SIM ar Diseases.
Sold Al his manuiaclory Water street. one door
below Esrlnnge corner, and at Royal Pr.he's Main
street. below Market Price 81 bottle.
ledoenr m,de when SOLD in quantities Orders from
my distance promptly filled.
lie deems il only necessary to apperd the certificate
Of the following well known genileme
Ne take pa>nre in certifying that ne have used
pe, fiuir rouc and testify that doe. all that
he promises for H.
r. Hy Latham DIR. + II Nelson.
Dr.. Mitrh.Il Bedtntd, nr Clark, Campbell
laIn Chris II. NJ Garland Editor
5. r. Peters, VIM. =. McCorlle, -
ari2 l-dsc}m
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For Old Point, Norfolk and Portsmouth,
Port Walthall Limo.
NilE henntfll nnd arorife -tcup'blut" e.
EuGISrA. nndel Lhn cnnLmnnd nl A,s.k.sEsssA-

fnNlE henutiiGl nnd iavnlite stcHphlut~ n
] AUGUSTA, under lhn command ni Sr~zzzsFSsSk--
Capt. Nln. {. Smth, $50 long aud avorably known Ia
the travelling community the Potomac and Jnnos
3ivcr) is noW running the line via Port Wnl.
ru,IlanI l. furnished with LIFE Il BOATS,
Lie PrcAcryr-, Force Pumps aud NIL the appliances
required by Act of Congress the snety q" ass'
eueets.
The Oars running i, nexion with thc Augnstn rnn
Richmond leave the Richmond nrd Petersburg Depot d,
every Monday. Wednrsdnyu and Friday o'clock 4 NJ
rrrson- arriving in Richmond by the Packet Boats
have but n few steps tn walk To the Cars.
The Cnrs runni from Petersburg 10 City Point In
connection with the Augusta leave Petersburg same
nsys US above et71 NJ, from the Depot OF the Apo
mntiox II r. Co thus giving passengers mn opportunity
90 from bynchbufg ther 10y the Picket Boats oi
Dnnyille Railroad Richmond, or by way Of the eon
Side Rniroad to Petersburg mud from there nrNt morn
inr To Norfolk.
Returning the Augusta will leave Norfolk On the aer
nnicda,s viz: Tneslnys 1hur.day4 and saturdays. NJ
Sd a. Nj.
Tho AuguEtn will stop nj Old Point both gong afd
returning iegulufy throughout the Bathing Srlsnh.
fnre bciwcen Richmond, Norfolk and Old Point " 0e
fnre between Richmond, Gnke's, Rings Mill and
Grove Wmrf ...-....-...-. -.--...---.....- 80
Children over three yrurs nnd not ovet twel'o
years OF age, hnli price.
Mehls,eBch,. " q"
Servants. through. Observation-Disclosures. ou
Servants my point Il e riyer,..---..-.--. 90
iun 26dscts THOS. DODAMEAD..Snpt.
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SUNDAY SCHOOL hooks
AT
Payne a. Christians Book Store.

4 RhAN EMENfS have been made with the above
n finn to keep constantly hand the publications.
ni the American SUNDAY School Union; such as Libra
ries leA hers Ileps Question books, Maps, Hymn
Bnnks. Sr Ne. Ai.n, general rssortment Of valut.
Bile aud nenly bound Miscellaneous Books for Children,
Youth renchrrs; all &c which will be sold at the So-
cioty'. prircs. Cab md examine.
O. N BENTON
lunc l5 Ia Agent Amer =. y. Union
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AYERS CATHARTIC PILLS. !.
Pills that are Pills

DROF HAYES State Chemist. Of Massachusetts.
Il stys they are th" best of al ri l.. and nnneX'd d
mr. the men who certify hat CT Hayes knows. viz:
Lr,nuel SnBw, Chief Justice Supreme Court ot "ass,
Emory Washnurn, Governor o Mas
" c. Pmnkrti. Lieut.. q ". ot Macs.
Henry j, Gardner, tinv OF Mas
Simeon Brown, lieut.. Gov -
+ NJ Wright, Sec. ot State ''
lnhn b Fzpatr cN. ca hulic Bish up ot Bost -.
MEN THArARE MEN &!
Among The ii cases this PHI has cuaed with astr nSi
ins mIidty may mention
Cnstivenes, Bilious Complaints. rheumatism. Drop
sy Heartburn II Heaarhe arising from foul Stomach +
Nausea. Indigestion. Morbid inaction OF the Bowels 'n
pain arising herrfrom, fiatuencY. Loss ot Appetite
all llrrinus and rtaneous Diseases which requirean
rvacnant Medicine Serofua, or Kings Evil They at
soby purifying the blood md stimulating the System,
cure many complaints which it woull not 10 suppose
they cou h; such a. Deafness, ntio. Blindness
Neuralgia and Nervous Irriaht,, range nentS oi
tae Liver AMI Kidneys Gnat snd other kindred co;rl
ralnts arising from NV tate oi the body, or oh'truc-
lions of its functions. they the best PutsatiYe
Medicine discovered, and you Nil but need io1nd
Them once Ia now il.
Prepared by Or ]. c. AVER Lowell Ma,s md
sold by every respectable Dugg'st in New leand'
mayl-dV'2n
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DTDEetsD HOUSE

pEDEOsO HOUSE foppoate Goor Hoasc)
ID MAIN STKEEf LlBEi..A, VA, GOA tle site of
the Hotel rumely ke | ly WA. Terry e,q)
1tr ulpse House, now re buit in Jhr mltcrn style,
aad lutt lied IN the be-. manner, i aper ed the
ierer ion Of lnc,ts. rhc undersigned p,omise th"t
best t3ors 10 merit any rutronage viii ia they y
ceve QUARLES X SrEITOB.
Pioprotors.
A HACK vi always be in readiness 20 convey the
g,Ie.s oil th. House and their baggage and from the
Hi Rood r,ee of charge apl3 dt
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l.. .NOW-NOTrssNS.s

ihe best stock Of
GENlIEMENS GOODS
have had the ea o offering, being se'ecicd On
lhr best terms IN Nrw York. by myself, with particular
ueaard rn style and durability, aud will be sold and
ln,' up Ia, cash. Ia puncnal pnying CUSTOMERS MS
low ~ the same goods be- bought tlscwhere.-
Among tl.. stock viii be found
French Cloths aud Docskin, uf hes, make and finish,
nice lU Fancy cnssmeis. DRIP de ctc. summer
tn,ha Minis ptllings aud Mar,ntes Tor pants, Plhin
ind funcy Nrs'ings Slk Satin, Mnrsa llea, &C sc.,
aud tho heat trimmings of every kind Cotton md Linn
Shirt aud Drawer, some 10 inches. Also. hnndsomo
coored bosom SHIRT with French cuns Tor travelling
and summer wcai Golmrs vi kinds and ,',es. Cravats,
I'm dkctcef. Gloves Half Hose al all ki is, sc &C.
Ambr, ,e Page sul manage. the Taih ring Dcptt
meht npl5ts NM l.. PAGE.
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SsSAM' DECLINING UNCLE SAN"
- having dee ined wlrilng any moe notices tor me
| hive Ia rely my young American genius, TO IN
nhn me to announce my ienda aud the public TINT
in n-cqu.noe u the expiration o the tenn oi service
d my Cook, will suspend operations In the EArisd
prp,urMrNr of business until the ut of October
Il fio, which time | will make .uch improvements ns
viii enable offer my friends grcn,-r facilities Tor
GOOD LIVING ,han oan be found in this upper
country.
Nv cntire attention will lie devoted To the service (
tho BAR which sha he IA heretofore, SUI Piled with
best Liquors nn Gig that be hnd where
Nv putrorS are invited IL tnte luNcH, which will
te served in handsome style every day / O'Clock.
IOH y W SMITH. Lessee
apl3.ta of Washington iouse Far
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L ICOIkICEa IICOEsIef

7 4 TrNrlVlng nnI NhNN sTNIV TTF
oi lin, ltrl.icc for 4ulr on eousgumenis
10 cnse, T. mud :. Sticks,
30 10 Bnnrco do
20 do i do
apl3-r4 MCDANIEL. HURT & PRESTON.
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MISCELLAN

! SPRING FASHIONS FOR 1858. 4

STlrXER will Introduce the Spring style Dless Hat,
- thu first Saturday in March, Tor The Inspection OF his
customer. aud the public gcnefay; which will be found
To zurpass any Hat In this market. in beauty, stvs,
quality aud finish Also, n lot oi boautihl slyle
suli Hats for young Gents. All tho-o desiring fine
Dress Hats eclipse nny thng in this market will
plrase Gull NJ the ign ot the RluE lAr.
Ali kind. ri llats nnde - nrdcC wlh ncatness aud
dispntch. Customers Hats dressed u.Lnl
m,r3t. WN. SITTER.
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VOL. 3.---NO. IA.
DAILY VIRGINIAN.
An Interesting Position.

A perfectly authenticated story l. told Of an
officer residing in British Guinea, who amused
himself in fishing and hunting in neighboring
river. Ono sultry day, tired with unsuccessful
sport, he threw his lines, and drew his canoe to
the rvor's edge for the purpose of refreshing
himself in the water Having done so, he
stretched himself half dressed, on the benches Of
his oanoe, with his gun at his head loaded with
shot, ind this position fell asleep. Presently he
was aroused from snmber by curious sensation.
nsif some animal were licking his foot In
IA state of half stupor, natural To waking from u
sound sleep, he cast his eyes downward, and TO
his horror perceived the neck and hcad of mon
strous serpont covering his foot with saliva, pre-
paratory 10 commencing the process of swallow
ing him whole. The officer had faced death in
many forms; ON the ocean. in the battle field;
but never hnd he conceived of il in such ter
rihle guise. For n moment-a and but a moment
tho officer was facnated, and then, withdraw
ing his foot, he instinotivoly seized tho gun lay
ing beside him. The reptile apparently disturb
ed, for he had evidently mistaken the officer for
dena carcass drew its head below the canoe. II
rose again moving backwards and forwards, as IL
in search OF the object it had lost. The office,
with the muzzlc of his gun within yard or two
of the scpent, fired. lodging the contents in its
head. The terrible boa, with his, raised it's
heretofore unseen body in tho air, and seemed
determined 10 throw itself upon tho officer and
embrace him in its powerful coils. 4 fortunate
stroke of tn paddle sent the canoe into tho
stream and TO place Of safety. Having pro
cured assistance, the officer returned to the
place of attack, and having killed tho reptile,
found upwards of forty feet in length, and of
proportionate thickness. Hdrptr's Magazine.
! IMMENSE WEALTH l1lsuop SpAULDING, the
Roman Catholic Bishop Of Kentucky, is the
wenlthicst man in the State. His real estate oon-
sistng of eathcdral-, churches, monasteries. nun
neries, nsylums. hospitals, eto., is worth not less
| than from two millions To five millions of dollars.
| Since the Council of Roman Catholic Bishops of
the United States assembled in Baltimore in
| Isis. promulgated their decree requiring all in
| dvduals and trustees holding property for all
uses of the Church, TO convey the to the
Bishops, all the church property in the State. as
we are informed, has been conveyed to Bishop
! Spauldng Bishop Spaulding is now more than a
millionaire. Since the issuance of the decree by
| the Baltimore Council, there has been ooncen-
| trated in the hands of the Roman Catholic Bish-
op, Ia the United States one hundred millions Of
! d0Hursi
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'.dGrly JOSEPH CLEMlNS.


u n ~
WHEAT FANS.-iI. s. Whuemore Il Bro.
manufacturing their works tho Basin very superb
ar fHRASlIlNG MACHINES and FANS of improv.
cd pnerns and ready 10 fill orders Mt short notice
aud or reasonable terms,
Fnrmrrs wanting superior Machines depend on
cing such by personal application by addressing US
through the Post Othc,
Also ali kinds OF repnrng done ut short notice and
Il rensounb,e terms
we are agent, iorthe sa- of OBED HuSSEY'S
CELEBRAtED p,rEs REAPER AND ,wsu, at the
anutucturers price.
Those wishing obtain any ot the above attiees viii
do well o send in their 0rders early possible.
The eaper be examined at our Works.
mays dacts
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LNLASTlC BELTSN--Juat we'd mother
IL lot Of those very de-imtir ELASTIC BELL
and Dress Trimming Of every character, Bonnets, RIB
hons Dress Caps. Head Dresses, DC Chap. eers
cheap. for cnsh A. :. ENGLEDOVE.
lunn l3-La
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n BRING your HOKSEs.-N NJ

=
-, LIVERY YSTABLE--Tho undersigned respect
uy informs the eitizcrs of Lynchburg that he i. pre-
rared to receive II rses livery, oImost accom-.
nodnting terms ut tho Old stand of Geo M Brace.
n. B. Hacks Buggies end Horses for hire and
IIncks run every Court day Campbell Court House.
TERMS o. TAKING HORSES ON LIVERY.
Fer MOI IN fta w
Ter week --. f'oo
Ter Il iy.---. 'oo
mn o7.darly JOSEPH CLEMlNS.
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A CARD.-The firm ii RosstH Y CAwrhoN, ol
n the NoryeA IIous.. was Dissolved o. tie Isl +
February last by Capt Ros,cr's ~ae If i- interest il,
,nia firm Nr Wn Manrr, oil Camrbrll.
CAPT. EOSSER has again connected himself with
the Novel; iIou,c MI .,e he will he glad hi-
lormei friends and nrqaniutnnrrs. IT NJ ats
Rep. roPr f,tcfshafs f pres nul Plehm"d Exami.
er copy i.fnpp.I II frrvtrI ,r.rl t. ths nfi"e
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nAGUEisREOTYPEs! DAGUEi:.

4 AA'tI u IL HNEV II ~ II " q y
- REOTlPES.-HARD TINES drive people nl
around TO where they get the b't and rear"st
Daeuerreo,, pes hut they all back Ia MINIS
TASNERs whrrc they the best ard are sute t"
get the worth of their money Steamboat sa-r'ls
Ralroad accidents, Bank bursting, Men hiing oil
occur daily but failing Mipnis 4 TaGntrs in takine
brilliant, ntistc and life lie Dagueueotyprs. i out o
the GU, stion Those in shou lot fnsei 10 cal
anC get pictures not snGrsd 70 tear de room
unit the PARTIES are satisfied.
A arge urd beautiful assortment oi Gold Lockets
Breast pins Rings Watch Seas Keys, Mrial ian and
Cases always hIud and for nlc cheap witt
picture cor pIete. sp,udid assortment o Cases.
Just received. Gail carly in the day before the 'ro" d
comes Tn" sraIr Of weuth,r makes ~ diierenc" il
regard To qnnhiy of pirtnre
MINIS & lANNER.
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aI,ll3,
AIDES lOOK At THIS;

4 sup rior French Lawns irnm nueion which viii
eel at prices thn, will ploase. A.o the vry finest Nd
ellvea mnde Mt GA pair plan hlnrl .ilk4, eStra fine
coorcd Fro oh Jaebourt- rd the 6ncs; quality Eng.
lsh and French piiula 10 cenls per ynfd.
npl27 ~. LEWIS.
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fINO COACH MAkGRS.-A cool supply OF Shafts;
/ spoke; frllne,, Mn-s; Point Sand Bands Ases;
Snrinr.; Sye Bfazs Jnpanel mud Ivory ndod Nuils;
Enamclcd .rnhrG Enamelled aud PLAN l'eten Cloth'
ratrut lrnthor Dash Bonrd.; laces and other good.
used by Couch Makers, Just hand and for solo by
1nne In, i -. GREGORY Il co.
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nAfsEEts

DEAV asEsE Cd \ "a EtS stIOkt fES
ID AIR-tT Rel lihte ond Bin
MINIS K TANNER, thou pride of h" mi""
Thy pictures al, the best that we ser:
Thy gallery is the -lrs,e Of devuti'
To those who stand Grmiy to thee
THY tfium has mnle bunglers remble,
When womans gay form ,tapds in view :
Thy ,mera makes AL the Graf, eru'nblr,
Who envy the work thai you do,
Who envy tie work thar you d.,
VINO envy Tie work that yor do.
Thy camera mai e. ull t craft grlmhr,
Who envy Tie work thai You do.
Thy gllery all slac JUS mud larse
l. daily ihroueed with rle beauty;
Who Ileasd with your -hill think mol of cha ,e,
But atierd fr,m pure Sense ut duty
Fair r8idrns and gents, both near and ufIl,
Come ril ht away Main street,
Where all avcrs of irur pictures meet,
Merry fronting the CIuting 8nznr;
Nearly fronting tic Clothing Ba2lar.
Nearly fronting the Clothing Ba2aa
Where all lovers of tue pictures .l.eet,
From regions all round, both near and afnr.
NoTE.- rhe Gallery of MINIS x TANNER is on
Mnin street, 81 door from Bridge, sile where the
most beautiful specimens of the ID ,euerrean Art
produced nj all hours of the dny, the satslac
tory terms. mai2"'>
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NEW CONCERN.

TENHE undersigned having taken the house "riner'y
occupied by g. Il N. b. Steptoe, two doors above
Acree g. McCanahan's oil stand. and next door to
Nurrell D. Stratton. Main street. Lynchburg Va oegs
eaye TO call the attention of his friends and the pubic
generally. to his new stock OF Groceries. Liquors. ~c'
which he ia offering low for cash in exchange fo'
country produce. Particular attention paid to the sale
of Flour Wheat, Corn, Tobacco, &c,-also to the re-
ceivIng and forwsrding of Goods. ..
may 22c&dtsy JOHN LuNofonp'
Bedford Sentinel and Salem Register copy 6m
BLANKS FOR SALE AT THIS OFFICE.
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CHRISTMAS PRESENTS

CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.
TNsHE subscriber would respectfully call the ntten-
zion of those wishing to mike their friends pre-
t for Chris mas or ca Yrn that will be priced abovr
iqppopds 10 call his gallery and secrr from ti- large
assortment Of Jcwclry and Fancy Goods, Just received
'or the occa>on, u" prices 10 suit the times and hnvr
,Ip, fllc with one OF one his inimmitalc PREMIUM
DEGUEhREOTNPES. Remember that GIBBS bore
# oGrhe palm 10y The first premium ovr al competitor
Al tire nt. Fairs at Pett-sburg and Rinhm"nd; winch
is suiacirp, GUARANTEES hat his Il the pa 'e I" nave
your imnge errrd "qun nat ire 80 without much
,,do come along on raroads. in your garages or ON
loot rs all aereceived alike, and will find plenty o
room gno Ere and every thing IN Ike ypn comfortable
Willie v;,-iti your time of sitting Ia every case en-
tite 81. isitci ion 81, en-or no clurgc mad >
S,,to ,ign If The flag + q GIBBS.
tFT7AII paper- alvcri-iog for me viii npy,
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GssslyyeII IL Brown.

G " L ENGI \ Z r. . 4 . II 7 5 Y \
A y ID UR EN OR,
hFFERS hl~ services 10 the citizens o Brdtofd, aud
~ of Lyncbbars an& will pas strict -tlenton to amy
business entrusted to tllm.
AnnREss-i ,hERii. no 3O-t~
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'INHE GREAT DISCOVERY.
KEOELEHyON FOR CURLING TIE
hAlR FIR NAM teur. it has been the "lrct "' deep
est study ,itl chemists ana others, produce ilnld
mat apr lied 10 the hair. would cause IT to wave hhd
cn!l equal in beauty iu the natural 'uri
he kROLLERION is he only article ever "i"'ed
TO the world that will effect tins desirnble object
ut three or four appliratinns n-e necessary 10 eu''
as much as may be desired, and for any leneth o IN e
rom the mahy testimonials Of those who hive used IT,
Tue subscriber does not hesitate wanant the hf ''lo
" give satisfaction, and prove es recommended !" al
he re 'ipe Cor making, with full directions FOR use
WI VIII he on the recent of or dollar post paid
ihe H. lngre tents viii not cost over II cents.
Direct 80 II. A. FREMONT,
npll4-d3m Warren. Trumbull Co. Ohio.
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Richmond and Petersburg Rail-iIoad.
10 M u.
TR1LNS LE4HE PETERSBURG

lsa w @ss ssss aGiEit,a
TRAINS LEAVE PETERSBURG.
Express | rain duly, nt--....-----.----.-- nt
| Nn Trnin. daily ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Freight Train, with passenger Cnr ntnchoJ on Mon
dny.. Wednesdays hnd Fridays, nj 81 Am
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND.
Exnross Irnin, dnily at. -..----.-..-5i AN
Mail Tnin. daiy at....-.-..----...---...3 p
Freight Train Hith pBssenl Car attached, on Mon
dnys We,ineslays and Frday-. ut II
The Express !. ain, leaving Richmond nj 5i n. m.
connect. with the r leaving Petersburg by the South
.1r Railroad, for Lynchburg.
Passengers leaving LyuchburR by the morning Train
IN The South side karond, remain in Petersburg
ihrec hours and by linking the 81 r. M Train the
ve ming go ueriy Nouh, Themselves and DaRgnge being
ranspored through Richmond, &c, free OF charge
ifLey ,lesile stop in Richuon', be there 10 Tn
rhrough Tickets for Washington at.----...---.S6 So 90
" q" = Baltimore nj nt.-.--..-----.- 50
- Phadetphu nj 90
Can Ne procured at the Ticket Office in Petersburg.
The Express trains do not stop for wny passengers-
rhe Mail trains will only stop nj Port " al ha and
Clover I'LL Junction. Half Way Station and Manrhes
Ter. The Accommol laiion trains will step for way Tns
Fare fpr white persons 81 IS; Children five, and
not over twelve years of age 81 ccts; Cooed persons
in servants So cents.
A discount of 10 will he made On esch fare
tickets procured ut the Office aud Ia persons
reiting on the cars where tickets are sold
Servants will no be pc mitted in hr class 'ars except
when IL attend lnce on infant children, sick pa sons,
absolutely requiring their in which case the snme
price as for white persons will he charged
THOS DODAMEAD, Supt
Once X. X Z. X. X Co
pnr 7. 7.dncts Richmond, March 3rd.S l55.