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The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1855-02-28
TO MERCHANTS.

PLANTERS, AND OTHERS.
], the undersigned, formerly Of New York
City, but now permanent resident of Char.
lesion, Am prepared 10 do anything il, the
one of General Agency and Commission,
business entrusted ia me. will maxi. p,,rcha
YES of Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware, BnniS,
Shoes, Fancy Goods, Drugs, Paints, Oils,
Fruits, Jewclry, Confectionery, Bn"Hs. Sia
tioncry, Liquors, Ciolhing, or anything else
that can he obtained either in ihis city or New
York, BOSTON or Philadelphia AMI nm as good
terms. if NOT better. than the Merchants or
Planters themselves could hny them, thereby
nhring them the necessary exorbitaE, expenses
attending visit to this city. will also at
tend promptly 10 any Banking or Insurance
business HAT may be favored with and will
make Inyment of dcbs. From my long rS.
Pericnce in general mercantile business,
MN fully convinced that can give ,.vyl,cl sat.
lstacllrn. and suit Tie most l;istidiu,lS laSic in
my selections For my services | shall re-
quirc Il moderate commission, according 10
lhe nnture Ol The business.
DAVID A. AILAY,
O1ice over Birds Store, 225 King stree,
Charleston, S. &,
Jan. 10Th, 1855 10 ly
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1855-02-28
Yarn and Osnaburgs.

THE subscriber, Agent for the DeIialb Man
uihctury, offers their goods at man nfictlire
prices. s ...,, PERRY MOSES.
May 3, 1854. 81 u
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1855-02-28
G. T. MASON
WATCH. MAKER g. JEW EhER.

is preparelto to do all manner of work in his
line. will, neitness AMI dsspstch. ,ilis ser:ns
are CASH. He Is sill AZ his old sianI jus
above fl,e Town Hall. '''
Feb. g, 1854, IL .
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-08
Look oal for C0uqteyfns.

The public are cautioned against nnuther counterfeit
which has latey mace its appearance cailoi ". b. Far
re L, Arabian Lnimeai, the daGeero- of all the
co'n'erFeiis because i4 hnyine the name of Farrell
MAJ Twill buy Il in good faith, wout the know ledge
thdt counterfeit exis', md they viii perhaps only
discover their error when the spurious mkt .re hn
wiough its evil effects
The genuine nriicr is manufactured only hy f. q
Farrell, sole nveotor aHd proprietor and wholesalc
druggist No II Main Peoria Illinni, 10 h.tn
all applications Tor Agencies must hc addressed b.
sure you get it With the letters H. 6 hefoe Farrell.
ims-H. 6. FARaELL'5-aud MS tignure on the
"ranper ali others conHlersejtS
Sold by Il. STABLER < co Drnogi.,.
Iynctburg, Va.
States
~ ftlce % and 80 cents, and : per hntrle
AGENTS WANTED in every town. yillaos a,5
Ian LEI IN the United States in which one is not aren,v
cstn. he'd Address II. G Farrell as ,hnve ,,cc,n
panied with good rfefenc, TO character responsiiE
~ VI. angel dSc4w
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-08

WASHINGTON HOUSE w. W. LETTwiCH, pRoPR.
Richard Thornton; ST., IIaif'.N Jas f Creth,
Christiansburg; Jas c c Moor, Jas Gilmore, L.
A Lackey L 5 Mckinney, Rockbridge; w II
trhaxton, Bedford; j w Graves. Miss Graves,
Sam'l Fitzgerald, I II MARSHALL, Pttsylvania;
NJ Dooley, CampbcL VIM Watson. Bedford,
,Ino Dnwiddie. jr; Campbclt; Miss Jones, Miss
Jones, Pittsyivania; Jno Thompson n. York;
Il Barnes, Charlotte; SAM 2 Holt, Roanoke
Castle Craig; c Il Kirkwood, Roanoke; Philip
Goodman, Harpors Ferry; Jas McGlausher,
Roanoke; Thos Johns, City; Mr. Burks Bed
ford
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-08

ANOTHER REvoLuIIoN.-The Cayuga Indians
in Western New York, have revolted, deposed
their chiefs, and set up new rulers. The reveIu
tionists have issued their manifesto, from which
it appears they have been victimised by their
chiefs. Initiating their more civilised neighbors
the Cayuga office holders have kept up watch
full eye upon the spoils, and instead of admins
tering the affairs of the tribe honestly. it is al
legged have awaited themselves of their official
positions TO unscrupulously plumber the people of
the annuity received from the State by virtue of
certain treaty stipulations.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-08
BAKERS PREMIuM BIrrERs is now become a

ll -nI fa'oi NJ die and ecomm' nded generally
,v ais Phssicians. ior the cure Of Dyse psa,
y Hcl !aiha, Depnsed Liver, &c. The ''erti-
cae below ia from a worthy widow lady of llatnver
county ot uudoubed yerucity.
WHITE Hams Hanover Va, Jan. BOD, 1855
Nh +. BAKER. proprifforuf Bakers Premium Bit
ters-Dear Sri cannot withhold the hi gh estimation
| have of your ,luahle Family MEDICINE, in making
u { ne of my complaints. | have suffered alb ut
years it'll disordrrei stomach &c. hch caused me
to eni anyttif thai ate without disnereeine
with me immediately afterwards. bad to be dietcd,
bat dat did relieve tie aint. then conmenc-
ed using various remedies said give relief, Lu all 10
no purpose | began tlnk should have Ia live
through his short life with but little al its
world. goods but ntuyidencc provided In laol,ins
over newspaper found that Bakers Premium Biliers
were tghlv conmen led for disorl rfed Stohnc &c.
s5ou procured bottle. aud never in ali my lIe found
a remedy give speedy relief am sorry 10 think
that | vas misei 50 long without knowing of such
.aiuabe Medicine | take great pleasure in
recommending it to others affected in simai
Yours, MARf w ELbEiI.
TO be hal wholesale and retail AT Il Stabler & Co.'S
Stroller & Whitrhra l's j. H. Thompson Cu',, and
j, H. Seay. Lyuchbutg, and of Druggists generally.
aug lS-Im
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-08

ILL Luck FOLLOWING THEM.-Several of those
who were in the cars when the accident occurre
on Wednesday last at Burlington were passeil-
gers on the train of the Ohio and Pennsylvania
road on Friday, at the time the cars on that road
were thrown from the track. They seemed 10
think the fates were determined to railroad them
to death, and one man, it is said, picked up his
carpet bag and started off on foot, declaring he
had decided preference for locomotion that
was slow but sure.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-08
DRs T.. AZ ygEssGFEE'S TAsR'ELEsS
liquid c. thaitic or Family PhYsic. -Ihis i.

the best ccapes' and most efficient Cnthartlc
offered the public II is ln,teless, (therehy avoiding
the nauseetiug elcc oil Pls OH SIENNA. NC. and pro-
duces giprg oter painful sensations. ttlihe all
other Turgative- it searches to The ha I'm of tine dis
en~r hogoughy cleanses The stona h, and leaves the
Lawri> EYriNELY EREE FROM cosTlyENE>s No hnilV
,l,oulA be wih,rli it. Children drink it rea and
withnu forcing, ID no medicine is mure high y recon
merdcd BY the medical frcety.
Give liza H.. and then ;udges.r yourselves. 1t can
be had wholesale and retail at
DR.. VRlGuTS Princ'pu Depot, 400 Broadway.
n Y. Purcell, Laid e. CO.., Echmond STROLLER n
VAteheads',, ] II. Thompson X Cos, ynctburei and
al tie principal Drug stores throughout the State.
DR.. Vrgbt will pay One Thousand Dollrrs for
t, discovery al any admxture oher lAnn purely
tnblr in hi, "Lique Clha tic or Vegetable Family
rny>ic. by analysis other chemical process.
IL
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-08
ReelTleas Railroad Race Smash up and R3r
losst Escane OF the p as eneers


One oftbe most measurable acts Of reckless
nos TINT we ever heard Of took place on tho
Albany and Boston Railroad on Tuesday after
noon. As the 30 train got in few miles OF
Chatham. trim Oh the Hudson and Berksb.r"
railrood was discovered going towards Chatham
a-o. 4 challenging signal was Immediately CIV
en- from the Altany engine h. tho Hudson I"
catch them jf they could. The train from Albh TO-
nv consisted ofnn engine, one or two baggage cars
and three coachcs heayily loaded with passen
gnrs The nne from Hudson had two conches
with faw passengers, consequently IT was light
and gained upon the other about five seconds -
the mile. Both engines were wide open" ami
doing their best. After running about tire"
Mills side by side, the Hudson aud Berk shlr'
track takes "a curve round rock aud stream.
and crosses the Western railroad track nearly
at right angles--ihe engineer Of the Albany train
calculated TINT the Hudson train would lose thren
seconds in going round the rock. while the cngn
Ger of the Hudson train naginetshe could gnin
still more. as his train was now under full bend D.
way. Having gained fifteen seconds and got
even with the Albany train, the Hudson engln
Ger thought he could get over the crossing =
head The calculations were very close. aud
would have done for horse.boat captains, but were
criminal in rarond engineers.
Instead of gaining, the Albany engine lost tw"
seconds, and struck the otter train in the centre
oi a passenger chr' cutting IL III W. "'la O'''
ing the entire Albany train through the chr. As
The Albany truck struck the other the engine
was misplaced, and struck the sleepers instend
of the rails. aud just after passing through HI"
car jumped around orosswise of tin. troek, con
siderubly wrecked Had the engin" OF the Al
bauy train gained few seconds instead of los
ing. the Hudson train would have struck the Al
bnny cars in the oentre. and the la-s Of life and
limb that would then have cnsued can be easily
imagined. The car from Hudson had hut three
passengers, who escaped miraenlonsly y the con
ductor being the only one hurt, and he not very
seriously Whether the Western Railroad Com-
pany will reward the engineers for their clesr
calculations, ar discharge them for their reck-
lessness, we do not know. Tie matter Is before
the board of directors for investigation. 1iba-
nv knickerbocker.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-08

FALL OLA BRIDGE.- AZ Van Amburg q Co.'S
menagerie were crossing bridge in Burlington.
n. j., on the Oath nit. the bridge gave way, Ind
the cage containing the rbinoceros went down.
The rhinoeeros, horses and driver were badly
bruised, and a lad who was standing on the bridge
at the time was seriously injured that his life
is despaired Of
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-08
REYOU sICki-rhrn ,nn can.1 he curr

HE YOU SICK !-rhen you cant be cured
"A TOO soon. Don't delay uni your complaint is in-
curabie and then mourn when il is too ate. Four.ff,hs
OF NIL the diseases which people the church yards might
be cured by AYer Cahsrtie Pills If taken in season
ION go dragging through the Spring, faint sleepy and
hsess, because Your blood loaded w b,e DON'T
wear the headache Heartburn, and their kindred dis.
orders. because your stomach Is foul Don't para ie
Yourself around the world. covered with Pimpies
Biotches uc. rs, Sores all or any ot the u Glenn
diseases ct the skin because You system wants cleans
ig Don SHOW yourself about. lean. hagg4 rd. all
caVed IN, because your Stomach and Bowed, need
strengthening into healthy action Ayers T. Ill s- these
things right AS sgrciy wfter qpenchcs e They pu
ry the body aud blood AMI restore tL3ir hncnns into
hea thy activity wLic.yon can feel as ooi,k n thew IN
ken Inc, are the onl great meiie wonder OF hi.
age recognized by all who know their virtues and rlanv
thousands Nnow them Take the CAeyFy Pectorol for
Cough. and the PITS for all arrangements re1wrng
nurgativs medicine
Prepared by DIR. j. c. AVER, Practical Chemist
Lowell Mass and sold by all Druggists and Dealer, ia
nIeolclne lnrouen this section sep SON,
BLANKS FOR SALE AT rus OFFICE
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-08
RELIGIOUS NOTrCE.

The Baptist Association will commence Sat
urday, the 9Th of September, and continue until
Tuesday the llth, at Burton's Creek Church,
miles from Lynchburg.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-08
sResponsibilsy of Railroad Companies.

The New York Journal of Commerce has a
sharp. cutting attack upon the Camden and Am
boy Railroad Company. because of their failing,
between two great cities. to have double track
and adds:
1.-THE tragedy at Norwalk had this alienation,
At least. that the Company upon whose negf-
sence the accident was charged was compelled to
nay to the survivors and friends of the deceased
some e3OO.O00 in damages. But in the New
Jersey case it is now asserted, that the monopo-
lists have taken care to prevent such q modifca-
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-08

PROF JAMES J. SyLvEsTER.-James J. Syl-
vester, ESQ., formerly Professor Of the Chair of
Mathematics in the University of Virginia, has
been appointed to the responsible Office of Exam
liner in Chief in the Artillery and Royal Engi-
neers, at Woolwich Eng.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-08

HH itgW1HT TUHCTIOTIs Or UUUy 30
while tht llyrt. Ia. apHter :" the sysism, IS.
lu OF order. Shiiuw Shi1. u aaicae Icavit e. Pain
b., fhr Side Indigestion and nplee pro,tnlion +
the vaten. ar az t lie evil, which t'ow. tn dis
.naro III fli..t. I'D tIat. n&e CARRIERS SPANISH
MIxfUtf t t.s u|afe, tue Liv.r and impans rev lite
nu3si .efta esetE, eservated End enecbled A sin.
gle IL :. i1elaetly ,utlcrs in such cases. Try H.
IL
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-08

HooPs-We were permitted for the first time
in our life to accompany haa7 same young lady
day or two since,throagh GU principal streets;
she being dainty dressed, aHd Aearing hoops
Hoops think of that you loch editors, who
never come in contact with any thing better than
cotton duck skirts or grass ditto. Hoops Bot
there was Il drawback in this Hood of hapi-
ness. We could not get nearer than four feet of
her, and consequently the conversation consisted
of embarrassing scraps Of commonplaees, CON
Quoted principally in screams and halloes.-Du-
ring our passage toward the young lady's dami-
Gil, small deg. attached to +tlall tin panis
fright,rGn against her, and isappeared under the
yolnmiuous folds of hooprd silk.
There he was, and what to d she know not.
Finally the der becamc eluic', wing to the dark
ness III The rgoa where ne ha di.nppeared, and
the ho, ped LADY startd with iFineu.lous and
frightened steps io@ards her home. wr rellrciye-
" preceding hrr,to inform the rgants If the eat.
nstrolhe. She arrived tbarc-prifeetiy safe end
after few minutes. during wtioh time .hoNel5,
tongs and iirebrnd were pushed under the pa
wilton. the dog was onstcd frot9 his llace If re
tugr, aud shot from his lair Ike hail froln Il
muskct. The last seen of hiH he cXecu-
ting some very interesting pifouetes with tin
pan Accomplishments. around the corner. Tho
lady was not at all embarrassed by her unex-
pected companion, except that occasional
sound Of the tin pan would attract the attention
of passers by. who looked in vain for the cause
So much for hoops. Buff. Regub.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-08

ARRIVAL OF SANTA ANNA Ar HAVANA New
Orleans. Sept. The steamer Crescent City
has arrived from Havana, which port she left ON
the 2oh ult. Santa Anna and his family ar
rived ON the 9th, and left on the 26,h for Cara
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-08
QUEENS VISIT To FRANC

1 rom TIE lspn1lbH BfufniDPrl
Four hundred All twenty five years have pass.
ed since crowned English Sovereign was
in the city of Paris; and il was then no visit of
friendship. bu' barren grasp at empire. That
a Sovereign of France in his capital is now 10
occur for the fret time in the annals of the two
nations. Nor can we feel SUI ise that an event
requiring for it. fulilmen, such rare coincilent
circumstances should have been delayed - long
before the European system nn King could with
prrfec; safety trust himself the keeping of his
brother, and English policy since has unhfrpy
oftrner league1 Us with Austria against France
than with France against Austria. The fault
has not been confined to either side. and The best
thai can now be said for the errors committed on
both is that the people at the two countries lpye
remained always friendly 20 each other. Tho
enmity has been between the governing. and not
governed races. Nor is it 10 b denied thu tie an
CRY tone given to French and English relations af
ter eur Own revolution. proceeded less from the Eng
li~h than the French Government. The Bourbon
race bad toonatual affinity 10 The weak aud vicious
stuart race. The final expulsion the latter from
the English throne was bitterly resented. md
during the century that followed loss, no 6 Gorge
could have visited IT Louis. \ GREAT change has
now come over Europe. 1t Is neither Austria
nor France we have any longer 'anse IL dread,
but Il new Power moro formidable in its char,
acter aud designs than that which either Charles
Y. or Louis XIV. represented.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-08
The stonington Railroad Aocident-3eveia n
Persona Badly Wounded.


New YoRK, September 1.-The accident on
the Stonington ruilrood last night occurred thre"
miles this side Of Kingstonto the train which left
Boston last evening. 1t is said that rail had
been removed from the track, which caused the
accident The train consisted of two second
class and six first class passenger onrs-all Of
which were thrown from the track except the two
last Two second class ears were throw across,
the track aud completely demolished. There
were some four or five hundred passengers on
board
The names Of tho wounded are rs follows: BENZ.
Simmons, of North Kingston, both legs cut off,
Robert Laureuson, mail agent,one leg badly fnc
tured; Patrick Hogan, leg and chest badly hurt :;
Daved Mcneil, of Belfast, Me, back and spine
badly injured; Mr.. smith, of ilarden's Express.
foot badly crushed, aud several others more or
less injured
The passengers subsequently held meeting
on board tho steamer Plymouth rock when speech
es were made by DIR. Peter Parker, Rev. DR..
Chiokerng and others. \ series OF resolutions
were adopted AMI a committee appointed to col
lect subscriptions for the sufferers.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-08
CITY asp sTiTEDEPiaTHEgT.

rnASKsGsING ANo PRAYER. The recon-
mendalien If cur worthy Mayor that Thursday
next he set apart as a day of Thanksgiving and
Sapplieation 10 the Almighty. we doubt not will
harmonize with the spirit and wishes of our peo-
pie and command their cordial acqnieseence
MAYORS OFFICE.
September the 9Th, 1855.
Blessed. rs this community has been, with
usne health whilst some of our sister cities have
almost been depopuatel by the severest scourge
that ever visited any people. it j. particularly
meet and proper that we should make SOME
acknowledgment of gratitude 10 Almighty God,
for such distinguished mark If his goodness
and fprbearanee- |. therefore. earnestly recon-
mend that Thursday. tho 18th nstant, he set
apart As dry of Thanksgiving, mud for such
other services r. may be appropriate - the oc-
oasipn; aud that in the exercises then we invoke
tod tn stnv the rayages of the fever, which i
claiming So many rs its victims in the cities of
Norfolk and Portsmouth,
WM y. BRANCH. Mayor
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-08

SPREADING. yellow Fever has appeared at
Nictsburg, Miss, and at several places in the
interior of Louisiana.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-08

4 DUEL FouGHT.-Two men named Maycs
and Harlow, of Yozoo CITY. Miss, fought "A duel
ncnr Nicksburg, on the 55th ult. The weapons
used were rifles. Naycs was shot in the arm
and in the neck, bat neither Of his wounds arc
considered dangerous. liarl,N was not hurt.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-08
| YNr..BU8G FEMALE sy,..

~ - The eirt .iztn >rss,.ta +. + lbr. ~
vii ronn In. Iii Aari : ~ Sqa,','i ''-'
BID h'al ed on tn ) dia IT my -
II" IN t"rsig'ea ". u-oi =, =. * ,f;,,
tins n hr-t lass femt Sch III. n q .utr.,.I,, P'
tut linz, Ftins ~ s;euse ia arr,tfp.i. IN, -
Tiny are - tefh the lih"r.l patron, = l., .,.,,
an hen ierettore, ard ash far continuance,
an. ~ o
"" afr Prepared accommodate f,ii> Bs,1
Or In hi ssarr nes mi CON li.is; the r mn.
and VII s'ttilaed. WewonI pati n.nrI. i.,.
sons having daughters % ward to ~ d on. =,
and cxtmoe fr lhemsel.cs. our object will ~
mai" YIN! ladies placed nn,ler oui cl.oree a, ea,q
Bile aud plea sanity situated as il they werr at A.;
homes. We think ci,'r rs great nd,,.,.,9 ga
ATTY similar institution in THIS or any n,hrr STAT,
The eoRr.c Of instructions is thGr, fgh. ana 81
the alne alta 80, useful branches u>npI,,
in the be<i scho is W.. have secured the .a,..-'
Sisn'r Maurice lnHnetti. hn accomplished ItaI.s5
Masita department, and none bul tn hes1 touch
ennluNrd in til" other department..
For Il her pnrriculI, rcular. Will be f1rti.5 ii.
aff1'cait'a at tic Senin Tyr ut the Book s.
N ssrs. Payne & Christian.
aug IL isc2fawlm MISSES GORnoy
an! 81 dlwuoN st2c2anll5th- t
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-08
Ed CATION,
YNCsrHsJ,ts. goas,rGC

\ tion " Il b. oprnri un In. l-f,r a. M
with rom j IL fae1ity iae thcHtirAl Phil g.
end Math maical Apparatus aud al l.,-4t=,,,t
for Col rse instruction nc.
Tho trim If 'niiou vii he : 10 N Tia. p.
Dsrarlun 1T. and S50 ia the = llesiate la u iais'
session Que hn t IN" tnilon p7ystr Il, ly,,,. a't
II ! especially de- led 'i"' gr tlemrn VIM il..
give tper coeeia.e II. ST wi I'm
soil ras-ti,ie in / - Preparation, B.ba,,,5 s.a
th"y my uc thoroughly an rssn uk ,tep,r,+ =
lege. az = Z
tg- Tn, pannl,. can - - .a.ec... = ''.asei
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-08

1HE WHEELER SLAVE E-PHrLADELpnIA,
September 3.-'lhe jury in the Wheeler slave
case returned verdict this morning Of not gull
~ on the FIRST count, charging riot; and not gull
~ against all tho attendants on the second count
assault aud battery except in the cases of Bal
lard aud Gusts, who are pronounced guilty.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-08

A VICTIM TO YELLOW FEtHR-A. 5. Flow-
or, editor of the Mansfield (La.) Times, died of
Yellow Fever few days ago
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-08

WM. y. BRANCH, Mayor.

"a. a TEN. RAIL ROAD RECEIPTS. "A grave
error committed in the report published yeS
terday respecting the increase of receipts on the
Virginia q Tennessee Railroad for the months
of July and Aug, 1855. compared with the
same months last year. The tollowingis cor
rect and more tlattering statement furnished. US
by the Gen. Superintendent
Receipts for dagpst, 1855.
Passenger Fare, L. 5. Mail & lz.
sl5.73a 81
Freight. .....--.......... 1857 Il
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-08

Died on the Bird OF September, ELIZABETH, youn
gest daughter of Geo. NJ and Cofharine Rucker
aged Is months and three day his only child
thus carly snatched from the embrace of paren
tai fondness is only translated 80 Heaven, ther,
to imbibe and reflect the glory of her Redcener
in the conscious JOY of ever during immortal
ity.
Oh Wheel tie parents meet on high
The babe they lost in in'aurv.
Hive tho MT then for pain, il, d fears
The day II WOO. the watch o nisht,
For al their sorrow, all Ill ieris.
An oyerpa, mrlt al daiigh IL