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Smyrna times., 1855-01-24
Original AttitIes,
Written for the Smyrna Times.
III 0 RAL MPROV EMIT,
BY CHARLEY.
Continued.

ALIMENTIvESEss.-This faculty mparts the
desire of food, and without which we would
have no relish, no appetite for food-hence,
would loathe, instead of relish it; therefore.
would not eat enough to replenish what is vast
ed from the body, and would consequently die.
Important as this faculty is, in the economy of
man, yet it is very liable to be perverted and
PerhaPs no faculty is productive of more misery
than this. The najor part of human miser6
springs from this source-in fact, it is the foun-
tain head of intemperance: that curse which
has blasted so much of human happiness, which
has cast many soul to HE'LL which has been
as dark cloud over much OF the Intellectual
tirmanent, and has eclipsed the rays of many
mental stars, which has brutslized man so as to
make him mere slave to his passions--so that
instead of the devotee of Bacchus being a ra-
tional, he is an irrational and sensual beug, as
every days experience shows. 1t would be
useless for me to enter into discussion of the
deadly influence of intemperats habits, as that
subject has so often been ably handled by others
in fact, such discussion would not comport
with my present purpose-I aim only here to
give an analysis OF this faculty (Alimentive-
ness), the means Of restraining and regulating,
and of also increasing it, when necessary
Since IT is Of so momentous importance to man.
and yet SO deadly in its influences when per-
Verted and misdirected, its proper regulation
and direction becomes proportionably neces
sary. 0. t. Fowler, the distinguished phre-
nologist considers " the narrative OF the eat
ing of the forbidden fruit as introducing int,
our world death and all our woes to mean
that perverted, or wrong eating. caused the fal
of man and most of his his subsequent depravi
ty and consequent suffering" Let this be as
, may-for do not wish to state mere supposi
4 tions-one thing is evident, namely, that ca
cess in eating and drinking has ever been Ii
} most prolific source of deprayity and huma
: misery; and that the beginning of human r
formation must be in the stomach, because
arrangement of this vital organ produces
, corresponding arrangement OF the passions,
Z shown in "Phrenology and Intemperance. =
= Then, since excess IN eating and drinkii
springs from the abnormal exercise Of Alme
tiveness, this faculty must be normally ex'
- cised before we can take the first step towai
4; self.improvement, for we can never becoI
q. great or good while our physiology is in a I'M
e. Old state. Hence the Importance Of governi
'c- this faculty. Atask which many find very di
cult to accomplish, and simply because they
not begin right consider the following ru
- Of whichI do not CLAIM, to be the originator
q very eficacious one, rendering the COVE
re- ment of appetite easy. Take upon your pl
II as much food asyou consider enough for a rn'
- eat this and then leave the table. You |
no only realize by such syttem the quantity
) eat Forif, yon rely upon a morbid appe
To- warn you when you have eaten sufhe,'
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For SALE.

HS TON best Government Peruvian Guano,
as 5000 bushs. best Plynouth Stone Lime,
1900 bushels best Schuylkill Fine Lime,
25 thousand good Haron Brick,
10 .'1s'h'' a Safnon Brick,
SO pcrthcs Building Stone,
800 bushels Ground Alum Salt,
90 sacks Ashton's best Salt.
'139bbis. Fresh-Gtound Family Flour,
iaa5 bbis. Eastern Herring
5000 lbs Bacon, in Hams, Middlings, &C.,
Best Building lime constantly on hand.
Any quantity Of good Stone Lime, from Ply
mbuth Queries and ,kiins, may be contracted
orDy Farmers, for the land of best quality, al
cheapest going rates. -
.E,ft ~ = GEO. w. CUMMlNS u CO
Smyrna, June 26, 1s54.-6m. - 49,.
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C5Ioice poetrp,
The Golden Wedding Ring.

The Golden Wedding Ring. LII
BY GERALD MASSEY.
With white hand like lady,
And heart merry as Spring,
am ripe and | am ready
For golden wedding ring.
AS the earth with sea is bounded,
And the winter-worfd with Spring,
So maiden's life is rounded
With a golden wedding ring. H..
This old world is scarce worth seeing,
Till Love waves his purple wing,
And we guage the bliss of being
Thro' golden wedding ring.
Woulfyou draw far Eden's nearer,
And to Earth the Angels bring,
You must seek the magic mirror,
OF golden wedding ring.
I have known full many Maiden
Like white Rose whitening,
Into fresh ripe beauty redden
Thro' golden wedding ring.
Painting spirits oft grow fearless,
Slghiag hearts will sour and sing, 4.
fearful eyes will laugh out fearless,
ThrO' golden wedding ring.
There's no jewel so worth wearing,
That Lovers hands may bring,
There's no pleasure worth comparing
With golden wedding ring.
AS the Crescent Moon rings golden
Her full beauty perfecting,
Woman's glory is unfolden
In golden wedding ring.
All! when hearts are wildly beating,
And when arms all glowing cling,
Think Loves circle wants completing
With golden wedding ring.
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DANGER OF TRusTING YOUR WIFE.-The
editor OF the Green Bay (Wlscons'p) Advocate y
is democrat-his wife Is a whig. Confding
his paper TO her management, he recently start-si
ed on an electoneerrng tour. The lacy lreyers-
ed the engine, changed the politics of the
paper, and the edlsr hurried home just in time
to prevent the removal of the name OF his favo-
rite candidate from the columns OF the 71tdpo.
cate. .a 49tf ua.c9 ,os.s- aEy f. .asr eds al
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Shaving the Face.

DR.. f Sanbnrn, of Andover, writes to the
Boston Surgical Journal quite an interesting
letter IN iavOr of wearing the beard. He takes
the ground that the custom OF shaving the beard
among nations of men is always attended or
followed by marked deter lora ton in the physi-
cal organization, not only of the existing race
Of people, but of the race to come, and quotes
examples from history to support his conclu-
SONS. lie says that the Aboriginal inha abitants
of our soil and climate were once brave, pow
eru ana numerous; hut they waged war against
nature by uproOtlng the beard from their faces.
and consequently become more and more et-
t':mln4lc with every generation, until they be-
come an easy prey to their enemies and are
themselves uprooted from the face of the earth.
He cites the Chinese, too, as a people who
have been shorn of their locks and of their
strength together, until, asa nation they have
only nominal existence; and he says of the
A0rahamIc race, whose creed it is TO preserve
unmarked " the corner of their Boards" that
he never saw a Case ofpaupersm, premature
debility or premature disease among them
He says:
. "The habit of shaving is not of 'origin d.
vine, as thousands seem to think, but quite the
reverse. The ancient patriarchs, the holy
prophets, Christ and his disciples, and the ear
lier and probably purer Christians, deemed it
violation Oi the laws OF their nature. Alex
ander enforced 1t upon his army that they
might Thereby gain bloodier conquest. The
nobility OF SPAN adopted it ihro' courtesy TO
their beardless prince. The mass of course
subjected TO the Illuminating process, but ex-
pressed their repugnance to the outrage in the
we'll known proverb-'Since we have lost our
boards, we have lost our souls'-that is, our.
selves, our Identity. We are rather souless
slaves, than the men our Maker made and de-
signed us to be-"
I DR.. Sanborn concludes with calling upon
every ffeeborn son of America to shake OF all
conventlonahtcs which Cypress humanity, and
especially such as lnsldIousy ,enG TO vltiate
and depress the true nanlIness OF man, and he
lmplorcs all mothers, SISTERS and wives to sec
ond these efforts and exercise their good taste
IN creating and sustaining SUCH purely Amerls
can habits anu fashions as viii TO iihe end Of
tame rcuder them and their descendants more
excellent IN ali the relations Of life.
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A Costly BoarEr.-The New York Miro

A COSTLY BooUEr-The New York Mirror
says: ae~ aa eoa
"A fifth avenue young lady, well known in
fashionable society, was the recipient, on New
Years day OF the most elegant fower-gift We
have ever seen m this or any other cOuiltry.-
1t was made in the shape of an eaborately
wrought table, with an octagonal base, eBclos-
ing canary bird suspended under the central
basket IN beautiful cage. The flowers were
of the richest and rarest native and exotic--
and we are told that the cost of this piece of
supreme folly was nearly $500. The party
who sent,it is reported to be fnalcier Gf de-
cided ability and large landed interests" ~
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PEAC H. OR CHARD
FOR SALE.

kses. 20 THE new HOUSE and LOT al pre-
|ss;if sent occupied by the subscriber.
Also, a Twelve Horse STEAM ENuiNE az ano
y Bis 81 bns JOSEPH M. BARR.
.Ismyrns, Jan. 10. isss.-st .
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Gro BE CONTINUED.

THE Two RAILROADS." Suppose there were
two lilies of railroad; on one there was an acci-
dent regularly once week; sometimes on one
day and sometimes on another, and on the
other line there never had been an acci-
dent; and your son wanted to go the journey
traversed by the respective lines, aud he were
to say, /" Which line, father. shall take ~
Would you dare to tell him to take the one
upon which the accidents were SO frequent,-.
because it was the most fashionable l---You
/ would say, {. Take the safe line;" and that 10
Just what we do" .aa'
4. .,sasee 1t .tfair Cough.
1 This was designed for an illustration oftotaI
abstinafce from, and habitual or occasional use
d 1pfiutoxicating drinks but it illustrates as wen
q the two remedies Of drunkenness--prohIbitio
and license, .ase9'*' q. q"
Prohibition is railroad on which no acci-
dents occur, while on that of license, they are
innpnerable and disastrous; yet how many arc
still trayeIliug on the latter and Recommending
. it as the best how many ministers, elders and
! deaeonsi how. many parents not only travel OF
it themselves, but send their wives and child
rem byitl Even Legislatures and Governor
= eudorsa il in their official capacity and do al
!. they can y give it patronage! How long shal
: z pf' '.' Prohibition. IS.
. OF Trae eloquence consists in saying al
10 =
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OF The man who KEPT his aword,"' gave
serious offence to lexicographer, vino wanMs
it for new dictionary. ~~s '~s -
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/. . @,@'- ., Ia O RI

..aa a7- .gf.r q Va ~ 81
E<EGD "a T%M NlD M% ~
YIN. L. BUCK, Main St., Smyrna, Del,
u EEPS constantly on hand PLOW CAST
AA| ING5 of every description. He is also
prepared to manufacture, to order, all kinds Of
Castings, with neatness and dispatch. IL
Nj B2Fhe highest price paid for old Iron.
WM.. L. BUCK,
Near John NJ. Denning's Carriage Factory,
Jan. II, 1S55-3In.* Smyrna, Del.
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0cT Tue eloquence consists in saying all
that rs necessary, and nsshins mere
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-26
MERRY CHRIsTMAs.

TIVE time for ien lly greeting, merry making md
i holiday gifts !. c4ose hand. Would your Civ
TO absent friend parent, sister brather or iovet
which for years come vii bear increasing
vuue To the recipient and as Oft eazel nPaa, recall
with love Md gratitude only the kndncs 81 heart
which PROMPTED the gift hut the form ard features al
the douerf leo. rato MINIS 4 TANNERS, and
hayes ieutlfss E,rur.- taken aud pacc'i IN a onse
ring ~ locke NJ ,nnr selection. rum thrtr larRe
assortment, thap vbieh more acceptable gift co4ll
mot be- chosen.
Don't wait fora "a day. but remember the ta't TINT
pictures are taken 1T TuE PHoroGHLfHfc DAauERHfAs
GAtLFpY equally well IN cloudy clear weather aud
imperfect picture ~ any Jros IL never suffered IA
year, aar rooms which fact explains OF
popularity snd Cell m ypn
come f om the cars the conspieipus eattnrce a.
Main It I'd deer from corner II Bi igo.
MINIS ATAkNER,
dee 10 IL Practical Daeucrrcoiypi.t-
tV-Gounlry raprrs advertising forus copy.
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MERCHANDISE.
SELLING OFT
$4,000 dollars worth Of
HARDWARE Cutlery, Guns, Saddlefy, House
rnluishing Goods, &c. &c.

Furnishing Goods. &c. &c.
EREGORi 4 ROY ALL having determined to make
II hanee in their business. vii oher iun Ia day
the largest and tde.ifabe stock ot Hardware. Cut
lew. c ever b. fure offered "a ttns market at ereni
reduced price. Tor cash. Moag orfteies al 0Hd hiow
sasf
.,llc tey cordially invite oil Indebted Ia the old
concern uftircrnry 4 Royl and the .Htr concern "i
Gregory, Rosell 4 Simpson 10 pay ~ longer indut
lenae cannot be given.
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Bargains at the Family Grocery.

y consequent of the hnrd tunes and cold weather
u and being disposed IL every man, woman and
child >nugy shod, by Chr.tmas the subscriber is IN
ducra offer his entire stock OF Boots and Shoes at
cost for cash. All who in want should not f,iI 10
cali the Family Grocery. where may also he found
oIthose fine Pippn Apples. aud many other good
tLing, pertaining veil regulated Family Grocery
all OF which will be solda heretofore, low cush
dec pats j. II. SOLOMON.
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BLANKS FOR SALE AT THIS OFFICF.
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New and Valuable Machinery for Sale.

i attached the sud secald sieiy Of my Lumber
House, an favorable trrms. Il 4, ali ufw IN fine run
ming order and of the bc.t anjnst useful dissertations
consisting Of Carpenters Eight Horse Engine win
boiet boiler aud SNAKE stack eonple: Plaper.
Driving Machine. I Boring Machine | Doveraillp,
Machine, wnh exclusive city aud vicinity rights /
Tcuoning Machine. complete SBsttinc PulIe>s Ar
and also hne took Il" working tool, o the kinds necr--
sary carry pa the Shop. Tie Lumber, Lumber Sled
DC u also be sold wi, Tie machinery The ybo}r
is believedo be the best e.ah shmeat ot s Kind ever
organised in the city opd 0.i ,munud constant nat
ronage equal to tie utmost ability ii the machinery To-
finish. To rp Icing hu,ines nnn who can corn
ms nd means 10 ray loan deferred payments will
be made easy. b. +. >ACkEST
inn l2.ts
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-ssAg NE" GOODS. In
LNRESH ARRIVAL for FALL & WINTER

l. Next Door below q. Morse's Book Comm, SION
Store and Immediately opposite the Narwic, House.
TIM suh-cfhet has Just received his supply of FALL
and WINTER GOODS. which consist OF boot Shoes
Hats and Cars,l unk., Nnlices, Carpet Bags &c, L.
His goods Of the latest STYLES. aud were n Il
rNmessly ordel 10y thu best Manufacturer in Pbud.
hia which city stands uutivaed IN the manuact ire OF
Boots and Shoes, and, safely add Hats and GUS
Trunks, YaIices and Ca,pet Bags. BY making my
purchase late than usual ~h,n lew buyers it,
u.arket and Goois "terug at lower prices am enabled
10 offer bargains INT can b. appreciated. would
I'ecttully invite eX1ainati'n of my Stock by all
wanting good, cheap aud Eshonab Goods in my line
no 24-its SAML d RUMBOUGH Ag't.
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:, VALUABLE PROPERTY
EnR SALE

III run NALbs
Finding il will require time 10 pay my debts
han ny creditors conveniently allow, unless sell
portion Of nay propcny have determined 10 offer the
olowlng properly FOR SALE:
My REsIDEScE in the ueghborhood oi Judge Dan
iel's, This is a desirable psce. The House con
tans 10 rooms all ue and ,omr uC ;hcm elegantly fin
ishe III brick kitchen aud all other necessary out
houses md we'll of excellent on the premises.
The lloUsE Lor at present occupied 10y Mr.. !. +.
Barns. This is and pleasant place suited ton u
small family The House has five rooms with a good
kitchen smoke house, and well Of first rate water Ia
The yard.
Also my FOUNDRY in offering my foundry tor
sale, censile Offering the valuable property
daieredln tins place II Is well known IN this
vicinity to need particular description but will sote,
there j. not a better arranged c.tshshmenf IN the
State 1t is furnished with complete set OF tools tho
latest improvements, and Sfbe stock at latetns. IN
good condition ard extensively ueed. wodld refer
selling half the interest in the foundry property shuuld
an, one des Re purchasing such interest.
Any pereon wishing 70 purchase any 81 the above
named property will apply "a The sub'crber at the
Phoenix Foundry. Il OABNEY
i-dts
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$50 REV ARD

$50 REWARD
ID Az away fromtbe subsortber, GA the 18Th NAV. a
IL negro man named MIKE b5onginE 10 hrs --
Dance. OF PowhsisH county We. The anid negro Is n
bout f. 7 inches h.gh vel, blsok-bcveeh - mud
80 years old; he navy Cap, HI other clothing
remembered. The above rew0gds will be given
delivered to me- Sc, ion 10 Va g. Teea Railroad Pu
LASH Gu Va. OF SlD i lodged n Jsd Shrr" can get
him. JACOB RDhBOtfii.
lHns-is
L K---r.-.d vs. ). md RncAn .na Rccnl.L- c.a-
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sOUTtss!DE IL iLssOAD,

T n F.ItTII IRAIN.
f%- ~, TT rs.s.s4g1 We raady to receive
sS!!ss ~ - 11reghls 49, Southside Roll
roud. at Nnl. T Andr, sons Com --ron House the
Basin. Any person wishing TO rates tf freight
can obtain II trrig list by calling
By o,der OF tie Sup't.
sep BOT. ALFRED v. II ,RNER Ag't.
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EUANO, GuANo.-ln consequence ct the re
" dueton made 10y the Peruvian Agent in the price
of Guono, viii close stock nj s13 per 2On0
his, CASH. Those ia want viii please call SON a.
our quuutity - snnl ", T. ANDERSON y co.
l.
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Low Fare from Lynchburgto Richmond
THREE DOLLARS!

ON and utter the lUth July, Boats will leave
l. nrhhutC los Richmond tti-,,,cklv, VIZ: Tuesday,
Thafsday& Stturday.at directly alter the
rival ol the Western Passengers from Lynchbare
night. aud one day the Boat; and thoar
who Inv" buai ~ Richmond cau, wlthont lossin
time save S. % hy takiug tis roulr Nor Chnroues
Vile ttweekly coaehes IA 5, HlsNiic; leave
Lynr1bqrg m, arrive in Cha lootcsy lie day
jpn 30fp. EDMUND nAN L ,POar.
iul
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IN TEMPLE OF FASHION ~,
IN STITZER &C
Has now received and in store his tul style f
GENTLEMEN S FINE DRESS HATS


GENTLEMEN FINE DRESS HATS,
Comprisins every style mud quality Hats amt Gaps
adop,cd fol the Fail and Winter made. He deems il
the dit rent styles und quill
ties Of his argran ell selected stock, the nniypr-
sal rcputntion of his iuimahlr HINTS procludes the
Of Ing much that point IA it Is well Known
TINT his Hats nrennque pr scouting symetry mud grcnt
behuty, which scarcely seen elsewhere His young
mems Fall style SILK lInts for beauty of finish and cle
cameo of styIc, durability mud rhelncss cunt be las
sed hv nnd establishment the Statc, Ills friends Gus
and the public prctnl'v invited to call uud
supp hem-cl Ives with good and handsome llus Of his
own mnke. Which are F..ESil and NEW. All kind. OF
Hats made to ordrr with nentne-s nnd sporch Gus.
TONERS hats dressed uver-a- u-ua. Cll the sign
of the Blne Hat tier bargains.
oct 9di2 WM S1lIZER
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New Auction and Commission House.

fNHE subscriber has located Market street. two
i doors below the Post Office, where be intends To
carry on the Auction and Commission busn, He
will give fis personal attention the sale 81 personal
and real estate, horses &c. lie soeits consignments
of goods nteaded for auction, WI ch sha receive his
promp, attention WM. L. LECkIE
ian lSts
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MISCELLANEOUS.
L,OR PRIVATE SALE

IOh PRIVATE SALE a very hkee
IL Girl about 30 years of age, who il an excellent
Sesmstress and House servant, To aay wishing 10
purchase her TO remain the city bargain will
he given. Apply to WIN. IL Mo>BN,
ian ii.l3, Aurfianerf.
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mERCHhEDIGE.


y The -uh-crb-r. sfe now opemns iaf ifsIrel' ~
th.t, SECOND AIPrIA Of ,ra.onthle 6oods. tecrii-
Is purchased b, lbeir senior partner ia N" i"'N'
trt al I'D L. tH-Ir September putcas, Wahe- i"'l
stock yefY iu anil one OF the MI airactis" ev. ,n
IN tins mari lra iag all tel.ew es ~ les col LALi us
DRESS GOODS. l. SAs. Nutns baeneas, heufItHt
Mcriuas e.. Lsde,' Fclse', Satin aud Cloth Chunks y
f,lnn. frcreh En,Ifudeue. N gent saitct. hH"ns
which aie MIA iieh sets al Maltesc lhte mud Ab''
Sleeve. tHd Ct,IIats. general Ittucnt o" Gl'h,
ea..r.te.,na Ne-ines Io4 gentleman y aYy siu'A
ii servant. Goad- such fuled Lasa,s. hattlhe, $
pH.id Lindsey. and Blankets. Carpet, kugs. Gbwb
gIoth- anl Door hst4. Together Win all Coad' be
itHgiuet tic Dry Goods trade uHut nt winch h"Ne
be us based lar much less thu They could i've bren
had ,y an the scu.uu. All OF winch tlry irr dieter
mined 10 srll low. and oply ask examination Is ali
IHcv al Ia insure satrsi atiun.
NV ll-df. JOHN I DAVIS \ co
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Pmd, Bccched and Brown Domc-tic, Calico, Linen
Drill Bed Cords and Plough Inns, Winiow Gass and
Putty. Coppen<, Ala =. Madden and Indigo, Pen er
Gi'grr aud Spice, Spades, Shove!., Trace and leter
CHAINS, Manure md Hay Fdts BOOTS Shoe, aud tIafs
For snlc exchange far country Produce a arcomp
dating terms. Gap. 2l.r~) JOHN HOLLINS.
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pRYANTS Pumonic Waters for Coughs, Colds, &c.
ID Also, Ayers Cherry Pectoral, " istars Basam,
Wild Cherry, Mrs GARDENERS Syrup, (Horehound) Has
tings Syrup, (Naptha) Stabiers ENpeo,orunt. James
Expectorant &C. For sale by
nov 2i-lts d. X. LYMAN
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iRtsiNaA .iNG OF Richmond 8

AND AEW.YORk PACKETS This ssssssT
lame line j. composed the follow ihe vessels. Hir
unils from New> orb every three dnys All owned IN
the city Of Richmond, viz:
Schooner Orianp CHutain Daniel Dndoe
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Bush Mountain Will St0nes.

M r hnYe now on la" aud yor -ae,,lS pair Of these
w superior Nil Stones. Tho.e ~ Wlnf would d,
wei To call soon. LEE \ JOHNSON
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For Hns,,.morc aud philaacIphia

BY STEAMER BELNlDERE.
ieares Richmond epTg Iueadoy at o'olock p AZ.
fggSs THE large Steamer Il f " b E +
Sssss Capt CLIFFORD will receive frciehi every Nor
lay, and up t. tie hour Of o'clock every llis-
lay. for the above plnre..
Shippers to Wheeling. Pin ,lnlr. Cincinnati and the
South and West generally. will find ibis route tho chcnP.
and most expeditions. Fol freight. aprIl Ia
LUDLAM 4 WATSON, Pnhmo"d. ia,
,Iuiv 13.its
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= l. q AIR = n TO IL A & co.
J.ANCHORNE e. SONS

L. u IL - n Il - Is co.
NJ. IANGHORNE & SONS,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN sEeARs AND TOBACCO OF
EVERY VARIETY OF BRANDS
VTNHE subscribers have constantly hand large
L stock of HAVANA g. PRINCIPE SRGARS, OF
tie approved brands, which hey feel confident
inferior in the market, and which will be sold
the PRICES.
ORDERS from any part Of the Onion will be promptly
met, and entire satisfaction GUARANTEED to purchasers
The foilowi rands are kept constantly on hand:
sEGARs
La Flor de liabana, La Sutana,
California Las Tres Coronas
Jieotencal La Gotta de Aqua
Old Dominion Conlusta
La Fiel de p. !. c., ElLeon de Orc
La Teresita, Ell Nuptuso,
Rio Hondo. PlantatiSa.
FL Programa, Figaro,
Lns Tres Estrelias. La Norma,
Herman Cortez Principles,
Lafayette, &c NJ.
TOBACCO.
Oronoco NectariHe,
Gpin Leaf Cata~ba'
Golden Peach, eianard, ~c'' X
Septetnbe 8-d&cts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-26
w FAMILY LARD a RITTER.
y EW DRY GOODS

l 20 Frkins M. Fanny Lard. 30 flrkips M.
! Mountain Butter, lust receive and for snle h,
deci Is LEE K JOHNSON