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The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1855-08-13
Books 81 STATIONERY.
DAHL In THE FIELD ONCE MORE.
Books, Stationery, Pepper Hamgangs,
ENGRAVINGS, AND FANCY GOODS ,
w m. Dahl.

Ill" lDdnu
ON KOBEKrS STREET, SAINT PAUL.
HAVING recently returned from ,har.. 49,,
ry extensive and various stock WIN We,
with great care and with special view =, Jus seecIed
in his line of business, and good manv article
beauty, taste and value besides to which he .hgs OF
attention of the trade and the public generally ne
that he Is prepared to crafty all who NAV aSor %
with their patronage. "ih
OOKS,
All the late publications in light literature: inc,ua
The Slave of the Lamp; Katharine Ashton; the mi
Harson; Juenne; The Coquette; Wild Scenes Of My
ter's Life the Artists Wife; Eventide Salt Water n
bles; !, working Mans Way in the World, &c, &C.
RELIGIOUS B0OKS.-Bibles of all sizes and finish.
Psalm and Hymn Books; Religious Tales. &c.
Law BOOkS-A large ASSORTMENT of the most re-
cent publications. '' ~
Catholic Books in Large Variety!
snan;ab aaG SLnss1C WORKS English French
Shakespeare; Histories etc. ETC. Oohers
WRITING AND OTHER PAPERS
In unusual variety Comprising Surveyors Mapping
papers; hent Mills Folio post; Mercantile Blue sid
Fooscap; Cream laid legal cap, long fold; Burgess 4
Co. and Jameson 4 Co. Quarto Posi-; Commercial Jo!
fine, gilt, commercial and Pearl Note; High glazed
cream damask laid, fine embossed note papers,
ENVELOPEs-Ofa all kinds, from the costliest to the
SoarsestEirom the large Official" to the petite t
COUNTING HOUSE STATIONERY.
OF all kinds known
al az s., Book: s., for tho Counting Room,
Vi all numbers, full bound otherwise Mercan,is
Blanks, Pocket Books, Remembrances. &c.
w all Papers,, Borders, etc
The most extensive and beautiful assortment ever bro,
TO ST. Paul For richness and variety of patterns these
papers and borders cannot be excelled >
SURVEYORS INSTRUMENTS & MATERIALS
large and choice assortment
Colored landscape Emgrarings and IMAGES
Of Christ and Mary in Alabaster
Ana vast variety OF other things; among which are
Pearl and velvet porte mOnnaies Comedian wrist
buttons with gold fastenngs; Gold rings, pens, pins
gold and silver peecis; Gotts best steel pens card
back CANNON boards Indelible ink Ivory tablets pen
CT points, tissue ;Eurds golden gloss for the hair
Ihompsons hair wash; Music and musca ms ruments
etc, etc.
IA
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-25
Mere news fro" one at the rir., nsn :" Henry.

June 9Th Its J
DEAR sIRs About the 18th q December last became
much afflicted with what thought old hart an one 81
knees (he left ane of long standing of which had ire
quen attacks Within about eight days became 80
violent that TO sleep impossible II abeui ia eny tour
hours was attacked Ia right hand aud wrist aud Va about
twelve hours was attacked my rgh ankle al which time
was under such excrciag pain a not to b. as. 10 take
rest whatever losing all appetite far any Kind OF food
and in perfect helpless condition besalae almost de
ranged Nv family standing arVuRd nay bod sid" lmpla
rng to call In physician reply that could OBJ
tain the right sort Of man would do bat that had as
well die with fever At length consented Tot
my To Nr. James A. Crews merchant, near me
and to say TO him hat situation after had tired
recommendation possible without the least benefit that
he had thing which he could truly recommend 10 send
IL TO He bottle IF Doves Rhe9uate lininent
used a. directed aud afts about sS haurs dropped
asleep for the rsi time forty hours NJ Joints eeeame
much swollen ffnn tho time hshn e gel the -W -
ling suaRed and In ten days abb" 10 attend 10 ny u
usual sometimes haV" attscks Ia my shoulders
the niment before immediate relief by timely
application think invaluable remedy. and am de-
srous that every person afflicted with the most dreadful
scourge earth Rheumaiism) should give it a trial
NouTs. truly. &c,
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INN w. ARCHER
ridinr. from Che.scracid.

IHIs1ERFIkLD COUNTY Va Nne. 7. IF.ti
MESSRS. DOVE a CO. Rehmond.-I.ast fail one of my
mules loose stable while daNing about
with with weight Of his whole body
large plate sheeron, cutting himself on the thigh
10 inches long inch aud halt Ia
inches deep The wound Of such character A. 10
suppose he reud be Of any service again Sec
ing notice of the Turf OH n the papers procured and a
piled the and in about three weeks he was
perfectly and work aud you perceive the least
scar wheretbe ent was made a. A WINFKEE.
S--There are eases al injuries TO cattle Ia this
neghborhecd which have been cured BY Turf Ca ami
II benefit procure many certificates
The whole the quickest healing remedy
they D. 4. NISFREE.
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ii DWELL STONE


SANDY RGNth. l'usyFanla fnEhtH, va
june sBd. i-5S
MTSSRS. DOVE CO.--nEAR SIR#5 I hereby certify
that about the first Of last March aakd with Rhcu
maiism of the setarst character In shoulder and
taking the Of entrrly from me- aud from wich sui
feed for three four days hy then
procured hoitie Of yuur Eheum attic Lipmeu and a
piled according tho durtan., from hirh va restored
in shor; time aud restored 10 full strength aud
yigor In days and It's recommend 1t 10 nil who
may be afflicted with Rheuuifeipl Aud Outs you
to the community 10 urge lis copy.
THOMAS HtkDLEY
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MEDICINES.


NKWs From AMELBA.-AssiIs cotNrf. July
~ IL. lsss-Messrs Dove A ceLast sniumn had very
fine horse hd legs 50 badly n to csase
IL IN swell the bead on whlcn tI- sNeis
remedy could 81 without relieving hm IN the
least Daring tho fsi swelling continued when Young
Mr. Archer saw it. and recommended Your iuri Oh pro
cared bottle and in short time before nsh hse ths
ten whe, leg was injured He sse aud deing all
Minds az farm work Very respectfully,
- = :. ANN ARCHER
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~ r,,TI1,k THRotGH FROM BUCHANAN 80


Fare from iynchbHrg to Buchanan. ............SI 80
' iholl' 3 80
From ivnehburg 10 Charlottesville -
ON ami amer the I'D of october Packet Boats wi leave
buchanan at 4 NJ, and Lynehhurg = p NJ Monday
NsesdF and fIiiay and arrive in Richmond second day
al ueurk A. NJ. -
eta1oliestiie passengers leaving Lyuelbnrg II p NJ
reach Ne"esNte at 10y a. VI, neat day arrive in Char
looss.e al . T. NJ Leave Lynchturg for Buchanan and
Lexington at q A. NJ Monday Nctncsay and FRIDAY and
arrive at T. NJ.
From iyn'hburg to Richmond time and distances in
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-25
L,NcnurisG ,.Xtnn wonxs.

n WOULD CALL THE ATTENTION or MERCHANT
and others from the surrounding country call and
inc the large md complete FINISHED MAR
BILE WORK have on hand ahd receiving daily aor,na
those wishing purchase opportunity selecting NEW
DESIGNS rs ehcapas any Northern establishment and hay.
ing the facilities make TO order thing line
the planes 10 tn" most costly at the shor,s notice
Particular attention paid orders
. Book of designs 10 a my Office
r Inscription Books Gail address a line
- Terms cash delivery
25sts .INo II q ADDESS prnurirtor
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BOOKS, STATIONERY, &C.

NOW WECElvgNSs--superan English bi"e
~ and White Ruled Letter Paper; do. Ruled baih f"et
blue supeffne and fine bath Assorted es"u 81
Commercial Pest blue hite and assorted
ors Cream Letter and white blue aud white Lad
y.ilum Note supernr Laid caps ruled aud PLAIN
long broad per Laid BIN Paper snperhae y . Taper
. Its : H''sNf.
uNNyEnOPEs---A great variety. VIZ b"n,
IL white Tinted Government Plain Embossed tnaneied
',, ipts ~ man. MoRsEs.
SURE TO PLEasE.--C. Morse has just received
- new aud beautiful assortment GOLD PENS consist
ing 81 new STYLES the approved patterns which VI"
he snd AZ prices fs please Cal and ny then
Also large variety nf steel Pens and held.rs oc io
NTEN pIHIiGArIO>s Oh THE AuERi-
~ CANS UNION
TRrifs % INnrsrHf OF tue LIN OF AnAN CLAIM
yefy interesting volume aud should se read by all ages
and denominations.
IRisu ANY highly interesting and soasonahie Nelune
MINOR % DoiI-Youn Msses u be deeply Interested
aud greatly benefited by reading this Memoir -
GaTAeuNns 1tuMHNe ucad nnt call attention 10 thls
4anInc-he TIL, will secure that
srnaaI pAfs Students sheud not fail 10 read
this volume.
Tif san MisrAkE illustrating with much vivid
fidelity the mistakes which often occur Ia the
zious training families Parents don't you need th's
book
TIN erAr QUESTION great Of great in.
forests Niii you read IL
All eft above and the publications If the American )
generally sneh Libraries, Teachers Helps question
Igalks books Maps and Miscellaneous volumes, can be
had Payne & Christian Book storo, iynchhure, VA
4 Z JENNINGS.
sen l1ts Supt Am :. = I Hi1n
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fbRk-SfEAMSilIP J NE : row y sx~-L...sNv
The l. > Mail steamship JAMESTOWN. in com.
maud OF Capt LEWIS PARRISH leaves York regularly
every NA1l RDAN AFTERNOON at 3 o'clock for Rich.
la"n9 She VIII hot take any freight City Point.
She leaves Richmond regularly every TUESDAY AFTER
NOON at ecoVB for New ork
hose desiring 10 ship by her have goods here
Monday Passengers desiring take his ship here can have
State-{ool4 ,.eurcd by addressing by mail
q Il" ROANOKE, Capt SKINNER. stops City Point.
where she viii land and receive freight jamestown
aud The Roanoke receive and passengers city Point
and NORFOLK. fI-DT.\M & VATStiE
-.
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yy,o rmE LOWERS or TnE FINE AXES

Those who delight look upon beautiful
specimens OF which the hand OF man present pro-
grcssFo Is forming respectfully invited call G.
w MlNNlN y Go, Mt their well established Daguerrean Gal
ery There the Statesmen OF the country with intellectual
brow and august mcin, stand The plate
natural and ekc appearance that the spectator almost
eics NJ hears the heart thrub aud sthe lips hcr
too the beautiful hlushnR maiden. sparkling
charming ls invites the ardent youth to admiration
"HraVons last best gift sinful There too
licking, romping chldhagd bnoyan heart and merry
laugh meets the visitor aud hollis him charmed the spot
1hcn come to q W. AlNNIS y cos handsome
specimens Have likeness, and reader induce her
you esteem above all others accompany you
tohehvd without an exact her and al those
you hold dear earth Thn should silver snap.
ped and the golden bowl broken You have that left which viii
call wildly recollection departed
lures taken in ali weather with equal facilities and with the
same perfection. Remember AINStS co. the
give You perfect likeness they may all
Al their far amed Gallery Main street, 81 door from Bridge
street lNnchburR aud Sycamore street, Petersburg Va
q. W MINIS y co,
jy ats. Daguerrean Artists.
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Il BALTIMORE AND RICHMOND by steam sS-EEflN
ers BElNlDEkE and IOCAHONTAS-Ihe -.
STEAMER BElNIDERE leaves Baltimore every SATI-R-
DAY AFTERNoON Tor Richmond Returning. eave RICH.
MOND every IT ESDAY AFTERNOON for Baltimore
The POGAloNrAS leaves BALTIMORE every WE'D
NLNp.A AFTERNOON for Richmond Returning leaves
RCAAOND every SATURDAY AFTERNOON for Balti-
shippers Baltimore by these two Boas must have their
goods here every Monday and Friday OF week.
mar ~ ll-DLAM n MAlSllN E1l1..1nnL "
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uNOk NEW YORK. " ROW r.. CE4ssaassssz{1
II LINGHBG KG, VIA PETERSBl Rti, ~ HkR-HE~
BY SOUTH SIDE RAILRoAD.-ONIY
NIGHT BETWEEN PETERSBURG AND NEW. oRk =
CdE4PEST IND PLE1SANTEST ROtTEt !-Sl4 to New
York including Railroad and meals and staeToom on
board 80 New York second class cars and steer
-
Passengers leaving Lynclhurg ON TUESDAYS and fki
DAYS 10y South Side Railroad connect next morning al Cy
Point with the large and coirmodiouS steamships
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These vessels the first class, built in the city oil ha
tnarr trade and have superior aceonho
passengers They commanded by experienced
Captains well qualified for the trade and VINO VIII spar
cxtrion to accommodate They will be towed up and down
by steam and may be relied ON to sail promptly as
advrrtizod
Merchants going North ordering goods from New YORK
will their interest to ship by this line, as irest w"
always taken by any other line Of Packets ana
every viii be made by the agents in Richmond ana
satisfaction Insurance can be 'heeted III
the Richmond FIRE Association by this line at per cent
respectfully and hope succeed in obtaining iu
share of patronage. -,
Goods shipped by this line Ncw-York will be forwarded
free Of New Orleans Mobile Charleston sa
Aannah n any other southern Northern port
will lie in Richmond in the Dock, IN New ofk
at Berth No House slip, foot of Vail street
DAVID s VIM. CURKIE, Richmond, AGENTS
G. II. PIERSON, n. Y,
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LEARNERS OF VIRGINIA

LEARNERS OF VIRGINIA. upon any living
II thing your Plantations there Ulcer sore ii
any description kind or variety 70 matter whose skA de-
mes or how long has been standing upon your
maid servant your mules sheep horses
to you, and guarantee what say TURF on
and you VIII md II TO cnfe the most malignant well the
simplest Sore that the of beast
TRUE TURF OILS
FOR OLD SORES Of every description
IN MAN OR ON BEAST
One teaspoonfn equal to ~ ounce Of any preparation
known.
Bruises and spralns CRACKED He'd
Ulcers and FelOus ack
Scalds and Burns, SPIN, and SPAWN,
Sore Legs and Chblains Sweeney and Poecyi
Fresh Cut Wounds, Withers and Marbles
tramp and letter thate and GheS ouuder,
Stlhgs OF Insects Ringbone and Sandcrack
Wounds under the Nails, Mindgall aud Numbnoss
Infamed breasts Saddle Gail and old strains
Gland,ar Tumors SNveled Legs and
Stiffness of Joints
Warranted to cure, and exposure to cold
Applied to burns once it leaves no scar
Price 10 and Is cents bottle.
For sale by sTRoTHER WHITEHEAD
Lynehburg. Va.
DOVE 4 co.
Sole Propretors, Richmond, Va
RICHMOND, January TO- 1853
Messrs DOVE Co-For about wears nv negro Loy
Simon had ulcer the shin bone his legs he
has had the best medical advice the atcn
ton from myself; the ha repeatedly ponce aud
burnt with caustie at intervals whilst giving and applying
medicine he has been kept low kap perfect
ly auje elevated sometimes tho SORE mid M
than half dime aud when it has
would break out again became entirely a,,
and day, while in store asked must
do bottle Of your TURF OIL and after
using bottles by the directon entirely healed
yious he had lost work
he has lost single day will add that
have expended useessly his limb about wohundrod
fit ydoars pleasure to add to the
"a this testimonial Of the virtues of your IT. RI OIL
Very respectfully :.
IA copypubIished by permission from lady in this city
June 13d6m
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NrUW CIVILIZATIONS on TIE Al
NrnM nOON- AGNIN. Al mUM.E,.-.

~ Garuiek Camp before Sesastupoi
The Two GuafdIsns-by the author Of Hearts Easc
"a
Kenneth--hs the
castle Bulder--gy the
Chemistry at common Life
The Escaped Nunedicaiei 10 the frptesaHis Of America
The Danscrip-As Dumas
SAN Sick in search Il a Wife.
The Eclectic for August
The London An journal for August
Edinburgh Review TT july
Household Noris for september
frank fa-lies journal Tor September.
Joy aud Eass--far Young Mahers,
The Motai Prube-by Judsau;
Also full aud complete stock If Sraool and Classical BOOKS
All at prices thai cannot fail 60 please.
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II ING WART-nOU sE-Nherc VIII be found The Iargest
assortment Steel fine Double and Single Guns
Rifles Deans English selfJockng Five Shooter Colts, Al
lens and Thnrbers ReYoYeTs and Single Pistols Powder
task shot and Pouches, Game Bags Cleaning Rods
Nipple wrcurhes; ieys Cocks aud u D. Percussion Caps
Gun Wais Wire Cartridges all sizes Curtis Harvey
Diamond Powder and American Powder all kinds Compress
m Bullets. aud Small Shot; Liquor Flasks Rogers
Pocket ucry Bowie kuiyrs Razorsi fine assortment OF
pom Monies. cold Silver. Ivory and Crooked sword and
plain lanes Thing In line "a suit Gum makers
We have a lot Of premium Rihcs On hand Repairing done
with despatch. and warranted, b!
WM. Is. a G. FISHER opposite the
- 49,.
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asKEsu AISKIyAa.-The Family Grocery Ia, Just
the following articles to which the subscriber
wsuld respectfully invite The n0n of his friends cuso-
mefs and public large assuring them that by calling at
Family Grocery they VIII d the largest and best Beef
Tongues this market also nice lot ilred Bseis
aiogna Sausagcs. Dried Sheep tongues superior l" Of
lsopns article OF Back, Imperial ard Gunpow der
Yeas good 81 Hosiery for ladies' gentlemen and
oirra also many fancy articles such rs Perfumes Suas
roth and Hair brushes Pocket and Tt Combs Long
combs for children aud other aresV tedious t.
mention. all which will be sold cheap for cash,
cldnRs May be added to the above list
Spices II all Kinds ground up papers for family
superior article Mustard and Red Pepper Gail quick
before all gone j. IL. SOLOMON.
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- 70 TAhE EFFECT lGH APRIL, 49, ass.-...;is.sss
THROUGH FROM PETERSEN re- TO
NAIHENlLLE IN ONE DAY "A passenger trail, of o,rs
leaves the depot Of the SouSde Railroad in petershr.
LIVERY DAY, Sundays eXrepted) t O'Clock m arr,i
ut the Junction with the Richmond and Danyle Railroad ars
al 10 A. IN; FnruNtld 40 and aud at Lnnchnr, - 81
T. M connecting at than place with the Virginia and Tonnes
See Railroad for the West. '
Down train leaves ltnhhurg AZ o'clock D. m aftfr tho r
rival of the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad cars mn
west arrives AT the junction ut ilU and a, petcr
at 40 p ''is
ROANOKE for New York. EVERY SATIiRD AZ -, a IS ~
a m. or the steamship JAMESTOWN every Wii,TES
DAY, Mt O'Clock "A and the steamships for
every Monday and Thursday afternoon. 'i''
faro from Petersburg to lvnehburg ......... 81 IN
huntsville. ...,,,' . IN
Farmvilea............ . x
The mail train will stop only the regular stations ,or
Tie line To take up ar pat off passengers 7
Hti i3tS L. t. WALL. Superintendent : :, u
NOTsCE.-The Steamer ROANOKE. t-s.s
"a having again commenced her regular e. =
twice week, by steamers to NV York aud BALTIMORE
shippers shipping by Pcttyos regular line of Hoas .
address, kichuOntt VIII be ccrtau Ia
icry through without detention, ut the Lowest VI
Goods ordered to will he promptly FORWARDED i a.
Same line which Is the only gular line on the Can
ALFRED $: LEE the Deck
Richmond. Va
L., ssa r5..s.az5.l VIRGINIA ANnTENNEssEIs
zsa Il .:... Raj. RoAD-rhe Road is now oaa,
passengers to Mount Airy Depot lac nom ybcibnr
T.. H. GILL.
&C Ioln Gtnl Superintendent
RLEACHED AND BROWN DONEsTICs
D , for sale by sep l9tsl THOS J. DAVIS & ca
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MERCHANDISE, &C.
CASH NoTIeE.---enEAT INDICTMENTS.

E.---tsItF.NT
The Of the city OF Lynehbnrg and Al others Ntsi
lx the ev particularly invited to call at the cheap eas
.ars AMI large stock II FANCY GooDseonslsi
ing blaek AMI cpared silks; French Aenos mn
French Aousns Iads cheap high eolored Deanssi
rh Embroiderioa Hosiery Also 100 yards OF superior
ngsh warranted perfectly fast eolors at the 9" le
Of III cents Come and all they selling last lwi al
40 take per all cash bills -iO in amount
- 49, b. HARRISON LEWIS.
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DRY GOODS. GROCERIES, &C.

Nrgw FALL aNO.W INTER GOODS
~ sIIGLEK. NcEIDERN a CO, respectfully Inform
their friends aud the public generally nat they
have com plstad thsr stock Of NEW FALL AND WINTER
DRY GOODS which viii compare with stock In the mar.
tat An they ash Is a call. sep2i.
f,uOTus, GAssBuEREs AND vEsG1NGs
Y I all qualities, NJ reduced prices
a. -. JAMES 4 sTIGLER A CO
act. OH, 1s55.-Jus received Castor, Beaver Froek
Coats made IN the bos style Those Coats
No. J. Gail aud them, at the Clothing House of
costs GLASS 8 HAiSE, J. DIAos, Agt
IlSg. 9th. GsJ5-We opening for sale slarge and
varied II shirts and Collars These Goods
W expressly saes Also 4 nder shirts and
Drawers. Of every variety at the Clothing House Of
az SIS GLASS a RAINE J. DIAoN, Agent
NEW SHOES, Ac.-Jusi received by express Is.
~ HBDPLKS a beautiful lot Of Guo,k, among
whirh na be found the following articles.
Ladies me congress Caters style;
black with tip;
without Tin
oooured
side lace,
Kid an Morocco Inds Bnslins Ties and Slippers.
GeBtiem.ns fine Pateut Leather Congress Gaitcrs
oxford Ties
And general assortment Of Chidrens Shoes, &c,
II
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ing determined TO close out stock 81 Carpenters
Uard are and building Materials including extensue
sartmeut Of LOCKS, HINGES, SCREW :, WINDOW
GLASS &c &c the whole stock is offered AZ cost.
TAasc shng thing in that line would consult their inter
So by giving m a call before purchasing elsewhere
\ WINSTON.
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These vessels OF the first class built expressly for this
trade and have superior accommodations for passengers
They are commanded by experienced Captains well quail
fed Tor the trade, aud who will spare eXertion
mediate
They viii he towod and down the river by steam and
may lac relied ON TO sail promptly advertised Merchants
going North ordering goods from Boston VIII to
Their interest to ship by this line il is the only line,
and freight will always be taken low by any other
sells and every effort will be made by the Richmond
and Boston to give satisfaction
We respectfully ask and hope obtaining full
share of patronage.
TIN vessels will lie in Richmond Dock and in Bos
ton AT ROwcs Wharf.
DAVID WM CURRIE. Richmond 60,
ALLEN Il WELTClI. Boston. agents
=
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TRAyELLERs' DIRECTORY, &C.
xy.a TENN. RAILROAD.
.-r,, a,strIs..Ift E'--SI' MMER

W. F stnf6i Hh.tHSsns ii e.
ARRANGEM IN 4 On and aitcr :, - ,.At,,-r
- i, - tIe passenger train will leave l.ynchoarg
III, fSnndays excepted o'clock p IN anu arrive al
,iyl M n m Returning, leave Wythevie at a. M
aud arrive AZ ynehbuTg y making the mp oia MT"
mend and Petersburg to " ytheviue in u hours. = :
CoNNEXIoNS-For buchanan, via bai"Ids p,po'; on
Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays and arriving at pueha
an 10 sumner For Fineastle, Sweet ana Nhiee
sprngs Charleston Kanawha and Guyando''e via
on MONDAYS Wednesdays, and fr1ha!s. TN NA''e""'
Ion.sboro' and Knoxville, Tenn, daily go IN
are 70 Dueiai'Hi ............ ) -
White Sulphur Springs. ....'....''...'' 90
Charleston
,us ',io''0 .........,...... 10 Az
3 oheaoio '''' .............. II Is
api I9-1y H. IL 6l.lH een up
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IGANO. Ct ASO.-iaving made arrangements with
The Peruvian Agents 10 get supplies Of CT ANo On tn.
best terms prepared to furnish it, We have now
aoa 800 bags and Will be regular receipt oft
shall sell but what direct from the agents
and all Who purchase from rely getting GEM IN
GtfANu We solicit the orders of friends and all others,
that will Away furnish them with the
bost article. and On the most favorable terms.
tRENSHAW & co,
feb of be Richmond. Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-25
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Richmond.
S-Shippers by this Vessel will get their goods 10 po,
destination freight cheaper than ny any
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