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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-24

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Ia sxsssasfr4 sskef4Y agrfH - ht~s, - Para. -
pTk NJ asi.lrss ssssnss ass ~ Dys oswssAns -
ssssi a,i W. ssutzg AS rss<nsns rs>ss y ~ h~sl
wsy Es- o. srss - $500 10 1902 - e@nsaeA p~s
''.tsess' .ass... 80 s.as ~ S.y1 - ss
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ssstst - ~ ss.r -. go sx>ss se.~ss = a. s...
$500 sty cs.f, sA~sses ora ne1sssas. - ~
.eress tsetss..ee fsss n svssy h~&s~ m v-sn<~s q
sa.st sssriY - fss~<svy - acre,~t $780, q sas
~. go ~ 90 sn-izSsdr sns~~.~< rssss~s" ~ -
~NNsss trsutsss e~<~ A~~@* feeo - tAe
fautsN q n HsssVsp - y $780,
eisN 49, ssSs24 fMsvsssoN ~ &C *f 80 Z ~ ~ y
Ms .'1 brss<~s4 ssst~NA NNtf - nesk
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-24

4 VALUABLE FARM IN NEW JERSEY FOR SALE
cheap or viii be exchanged for city property i contains
brick with wing about 80 feet good barn. carriage house.
two large apple orchards and garden with every variety OF
fruit is IN good order good pleasant road, within
mile Of The depot whore cars pass almost hourly and 10
miles n this city desirable situation for gentleman do
ing business In New York, tho leave early and late
Also for sale or exchange farm with az the crops, contain
chants, Exchange Wall
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-24

L,oR sALE-THE FIXTURES or A PORK AsD Bgr.F
sore, sgcn.ee neighDorhood. .are 70. me- l,f
Herman. Rent mo-itFsts. Ayp,y y
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-24

Jar pSLPIls oFpfcT~-sr NOT .fos eTnyET nan
~ Wooster, 2Dn n. gD,f Y. Bgs1~y sssrpss4-
tyr. JoHsFOs 10 DUANE fTukgr CONTINUES ~
~ ~ 4sasss rt.Fe - haa rf4rzs1 ~
sp~sishy ~ NJ a. tveniy sesra rsfusssss
EsaszB esf.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-24

LyoR eAIE--No. ca MADISON AyENUE, MAR Md
son squareA four story brick hca-e. IL proximity 70
the ffh and al The cnurcls, renfrrs tbs
location particularly desirable. Apply To JOHN KEio
~ William street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-24

SiiTLiFYs SEw AND UNIQUE RESTAURANT, oN
- the southwest oi Dfstdway and Fourth gIal
IL srraps place fni ~ perfection a 'ho dcarea tnowa
he..s order o. civilization. No eSnaerlon
uorhwssl corner my name appearing there a. sisn.
,IlEIIEYH.-sfGNoR PALMo TnE coNcEyTR ATgD
= embodiment o. ~ ne culinary usgtcpp, ~ -itel te,
and Francatel rules he rntl IL Ahaley'E; nd Nj
Vim Iiorence, sen, employed Hom esry morn 70 ieey
rys.lgnitng O. the natives
CHILLY .--KOOAS FOR PRIVATE ErPPER PAR
- ties Chot "a cellar catered ~ Tie lr dos ~
brosfwsy. hegtu' psfos ~ ne wafefcv Uorsc, -
fe'suraut ioI spefai dlhnrr paes, No connection VIII
nor4liwert ce,nfr.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-24

k'rxsty sxii.xL oyrr.M On 4. NrIoNAe.
- Ffnsss~s ~ Ut<Nts q Wa<eri - grsSSre
sstsssssy ~ II sonpkss. r~<sKAs ksf,s.
- - Ay1es 81 ~ ksfFts< wssasAs firs~ esArsl c>-
rasx lAf>e< Mn cxf 'tsSes 1Nw~H <
as.ssss<d w ssu sst u< ssf ss'f yw - ssss.~
80 tfut lksf s rsh<f s1w4s1. - -
- - ossairs ~lka d. so 81 s4lsss~aa onA - 1
bsf'y sr<~f, S<s fs~t sey e. ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-24

EDW. X. COLLINS No SO Wall street, New Yorh
BROWN, SMILEY h CO., Liverpool.
STEPHEN KENEARD h CO., ~ Austin Friars London
B. G. WAINWRIGHT Il Co, Paris.
GEORGE II. DRAPER, Hnvre.
The Of these ships win not be accountable Tor
gold silver bullion specie iewelry precious stones or
metals unless bills Of adng signed therefor and the
value thereof therein expressed.
Shippers, please take notice that the ships Of this line
cannet carry any goods contraband Of war
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-24

L,oR sAip-AS ny Town BOOT AID siloN sTDRs
With good - rAsh cslssosaet wotk rare e1saee
scr person Win gmsu erpzl sasiseory rcas0ss oven
Sv cling ont 1bcsc really wiah 70 pui1se sppy 70
~ HARRISON sssn AYES os News irpo ~ -siH EF'h -
pesy TNtry nn'b street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-24
PO0 DAL1N.

UroR sALE.-THE STOCK AND FIXTURES. T0GRrH,
or With tWo year's lcase az Of The best and most
prosperous dining and lodging saloons the city II doing
s busness the proprictors have made arrangements
or going into another branch Of business For particulars
apply al ais Fulton street -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-24

4 GOOD LIVING FOR e200.--A YOUNG MAN IN AN Es.
IA tabshed light and gence indoor business desrous
dispose Of the GOODWILL fixtures and furniture tor the above
coudhere realize good living without the outlay any capt.
tal The income OF profits immediate Apply personally
street, Brooklyn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-24

JSoI sALE-A DESIRABLE HOUSE, n TWENTY ~
venth street, wes.of Brosdnsy II has all The mo1egu
ns order ard ready tor lg iac oceapA
Price sS0oo Turns easy Apply 70 JOHN ). KhiSc
William
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-24
U,oR cALIFoRNIA.-yEw YORK AND CALICO

LlNOR CALIFOKNIA.-NEW YORK AND CALIFORNIA
steamship line, via NicaragIaTho Accessory Transit
Company Of Nicaragua ptopricorsfhroueh Ia advance 81
he mall 700 mics shorter than other route avoiding he
deadly PnnBma fever md two miles 81 dangerous boating
Panama bay. The Panama line AspnwaIi with
steamer from New Orleans where The yellow fever 4 aging
The NisaFaguA line has connection With New Orleans
ne splendid double steamship STAR or THE WEST
goo tons burhen, Capt Turner win leave from pier No s.
North river at o'clock Z. NJ precisely for Pnna Arenas
on Friday October s. connecting with the favorie steamship
Uncle sam, 1000 tons brhcn, the Nicaragua frsnsp
having but twelve miles Of land transportation BY
class carriages. For Information passage The reduced
fa;es apply only 80 cHAs MoKGAS, agent No. 2 Bowling
Green, Letter bag made up At The Office stamped
taken Tor t< cent?.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-24

COAL YARD FOR SALE-CONTAINING SIX FULL
"A lots IN an unsurpassed location, long and favorable
Lease, with horses stables Office figures
any N New York doing large business opening t
step Into splendid and sure business at once.
j. T. HODGES over the Pacific Bank
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-24

A BOARDING HOUSE FOR sALE-THREE MINUTES
"a walk from the ferry in Brooklyn II kept by
EDeH family and has about twenty respectable boarders
and WIN accommodate 80 Price $500 furniture Rent
street. - -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-24

t70 -B00KKEEPIN0, WAITING. ARITHMETIC
VlVs DOIbkARb academy, 60 Broadway corner iIous
ton street. Puris ensersng ks day may commute by the
quarter and sec ure private lessons half price, There
suit all conditions. "'Il7 ] n H =
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-24

NOR sALE,-CT0fCE LOTS, ADJOINING TRINITY
III chapel Madison square, relty hh and Tvey
sixth streets with siSb avenue; also
Forty sixth street - only 500 required. sso
house In Beach street. SEQ also houses and lots ~ over
variety OF style price and locatou Apply 70 JOHNS kto
William street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-24

L,0R sALE-THE LEASE STOCK, FIXTURES AND
III good Will the epsiyc Hnograrh esablls
IN the cty established tve and dong good bus
Only a small capital required. Every requisite Tor
carving business. Apply a. 80 Roadway
~. third floor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-24

A FEED AND FLOUR STORE, SITUATED ON THE
"A east side Of the city established several years with
Increased to much larger Price 500. Apply i'm.
nediately HOWES FROBISIIER. 81 Nassau street.
Washington telegraph., 1855-08-08

1t is understood in Europe that what led
to General CANRoBERT's resignation of the
chief command, was bis immovable convic-
ton that the Russians must be first beaten
in the field before Sevastopol could be cap
tured, as Sevastopol is not one fortress, but
a number of fortresses extending over val
ley of considerable magnitude, and recipro-
eally enGlading each other The garrisons
Of the strongholds which fill and crown the
valley of Sevastopol. have uninterrupted
intercourse with numerous army in the
field; and that army has its communication
with Odessa, by way of Perekop. upinter-
rupted-
Washington telegraph., 1855-08-08

The following is an extract of letter
from his Holiness, Pope Plus. to Bishop
Hughes. of New York, on his late departure
from Rome, to return to the United States ::
' our Church IS TO Live 1t mast be in
America. Governments ard States are
tottering here. Ecery thing as ANGER
tais-another gear and a rerolutiou may
hare sieept all aacay- My good Arch-
bishop, I look to you for the future
SPREAD RoMANIsM IN AMERIcA-cRUsH OUT
REPUBLICAN.sM. The Church anay. be-
fore a month flee to your shores"'
Washington telegraph., 1855-08-08

The N. Y. Tribune appears to be good
deal worried by couple of items-one
that Senator Wilson gets his living by ma
king brogans for Southern slaves-and the
other, that Senator Sumner receives the no.
lite attention of prominent citizens of South
ern States. What maddens the Tribune is
that Sumner can travel in the slave States
without being lynched. 1t gloats oyer the
failure of MIR. Hoar's mission to Charleston.
and will roll that outrage as sweet morsel
under its tongue as long as it can wag it.
Boston Post
Washington telegraph., 1855-08-08

ExcuTIoN.-We learn from the Jackson
port Tribune g. True american, that
WILLIAM. slave belonging to B. B. Coz
NOR. Esq. who was convicted short time
since of being accessory to the murder of
JOHN BARNES, near Augusta, on the 18th
of May last. was executed on Friday, the
Goth inst Some 2. 500 persons are said to
have been present
Washington telegraph., 1855-08-08

The RED FORK HUMBUe.-A number
of persons who have been out to the Red
Fork of the Arkansas, where it was stated
gold had been discovered in abundance
have returned. and pronounce the reported
discovery humbug- No gold was to be
found
Washington telegraph., 1855-08-08

Frank LesLie's Journal, for August
has beeen received As usual il is filed
with interesting matter, and beautifully en-
bellished- Price 81 per annum. Address
FRANK LESLIE, II 4 IA Spruce street, n.
York.
Washington telegraph., 1855-08-08

LADY's BooK-L- A. Cooley, Phila
delphia.-The number of this ever vel
come visitor, for July, has been received
This is the first number Of the Goth VOL
ume-a good time 20 subscribe The work
department is worth more to CUR lady readers
.han the price of subscription. independent of
Abe many useful and interesting articles
which adorn its pages. Price So per an
mum, or two copies for So.
Washington telegraph., 1855-08-08

A territorial convention Of the free Soil
party has been held in Kansas, at which
resolations we're passed, deHouncing the
frandulently elected mob Legislature; refus-
ing to obey any of its laws. and requesting
the legally elected members to withdraw
from it. The danger of civil war in that
quarter seems to be on the increase.
Washington telegraph., 1855-08-08

The AMERICAN JOURNAL OF THE MEDI-
CAL ScIENcEs-BlaacAard d. Lea, Phil
adelphia.-We have received the July
number Of this sterling Medical Quarterly,
and from the examination which we have
made, Is appears to be equal to any of its
former numbers. We cheerfully renew our
former recommendations of it, and hope ev-
cry physician in this country may become
a subscriber to it. Price s5 per annum.
Washington telegraph., 1855-08-08

'BRoKE OF SUCKING EGGs"-Under
this head the last South Stamp" chronicles
the Withdrawal of about dozen persons
from the Know Nothing Organization at
Camden.
Washington telegraph., 1855-08-08

An editor in Missouri announces thai tnJ
publication Of his paper will be suspenIe,u y
for SIX weeks in order iha, he may Visl' o.
Louis with load of bear skins, hoop P,l'i'
picked cat fish, &c, which he has taken
for subscription He is bound to raise 'uS
cash on them.
Washington telegraph., 1855-08-08

ARKANSAS BoNDs.-Tlyose wio desire to
purchase State Bonds for tie payment of
debts due the State or Real Estate Banks,
are referred to the advertisement Of Messrs
WATKINS Il GALLAGHER.
Washington telegraph., 1855-08-08

Mr. PHILIP DuTY. an old and respected
citizen OF Red River county. Texas. came
TO his death on the 18th ultimo, by being
thrown from his carriage. in the vicinity Of
Preston
Washington telegraph., 1855-08-08
THE TELEGRAPH.
ASHIN GTON:
WEDNESDAE. AUGUST 9. 1855.

% The weather since our last has been
dry and warm-the thermometer ranging
from so to 95
~ The Steam Mill of Messrs. E. Y.
COLLINS & Co at this place, which has been
stopped for several days. in consequence of
the breaking of some of the machinery, will
be in operation again. to- day or tomorrow.
There is large quantity of superior
lumber en- hand and mostly seasoned.
Washington telegraph., 1855-08-08

The Freesoilers have nominated Sen.
Salmon p Chase fc7 Governor of Ohio.
Washington telegraph., 1855-08-08


81 hold that when any State in this Union
shall choose to set aside the lar, 1t IS
aosthaa her sovereignty, and beyond o"
Poacer. for one will aaeUer give my vote
to extend a single arm Of the FedefHI
poorer for her coercion
So says Mr.. Jefferson Davis, the Secreta-
ry of War, and one of the chief Democrat
ic leaders of the country. What stronger
encouragement could Massachusetts ha'e
had to declare that the fugitive slave law
should not be enforced within her borders :
Are not those Northern States. which nui-
lify the laws of the Union, acting in >tHc
pursuance of the theory of the government
which leading Southern Democrats have i0l
many years been laboring to establish
(LouisrlIe JOnrRrI
Washington telegraph., 1855-08-08

ten minutes, returned with verdict against
the defendant for the sum of 81 900 and
costs Booth is the editor Of an abolition
paper. He had previously been tried OF
charge Of assisting in the escape of GLov-
Err, and acquitted
Is it not a little singular, that, while
the anti-American party expresses such
deep feeling and sympathy for the rights of
the dear Foreigner-.he
sRollickins, froIicking
Dashing, splashing
EhiskY-drinking Irishman."
The inhdel German, ct ia onue genus, and
claims for them all the immunities of native
born citizens of the country.-that some of
the greatest men our country has ever pro-
duced-men whom the people have delight
ed to honor-whose names are as familiar
as household werds, it almost every quarter
of the civilized world, and upon whom the
country reposes for its safety in times of
war.-should be debarred the privilege of vo-
ting? Yet it is even So Whilst they are
contending that the ign horaes that are
annually poured forth from the countries OF
the Old World are qualified to use the
elective franchise properly. such men as
ScoTr. Wool, TwIGGs, STEWART, HAR-
NEY. and ali the officers Of our Army
and Navy who have fought and bled for
their country. are denied the privilege of
voting .. shame. where is thy blusl,
The very thought should cause a feeling of
indignation In the heart of every true son
Of the Union.
Washington telegraph., 1855-08-08

Is it not little singular. that, while
the anti-Ameriean party expresses such
deep feeling and sympathy for the rights of
the dear Foreigner-.he
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-23
For Old Point, Norfolk and Portsmouth.
Port Walthall Line,

f1NHE beeutiiul and hvnrite steambooth trs-s n
l. AUGUSTA, under lha command OF lRa2Ez11a12
Capt. VIM. o. Smith (so long aud fayorably known 10
The travelling community the Potomac and James
NverO Is now running thu line via Port Wnl
ihell,and Ia furnished with l. T. II B OATS,
Life Prcpervers, Force rumps, und oil tho appliances
required by Act of Congress To secure the setey
chgers, p##
The Oars running l., nexon with the Augusn from
Ricmond. leave the Richmond and Petersburg Depot on
every Monday, Wedn.sday,and Friday o'clock NJ
Peraons nrris ling io Richmond, by the Packet Bonis
lave but n few stcl'a to walk to thu Care,
The Cars runni 4 from Petersburg to City Point IN
connection with tbr Augusta leave Petersburg same
usys above, "a s.,from the Depo, Of the Arpo
muttoS r. CO., thus giving passengers opportunity
go from Lyncbburg either by the Packet Bouis
Danvlle Railroad 10 Richmond, by way Of the nouth
Side Railrond Petersburg and from there
irg 10 Norfolk.
Returning, the Augusta will leave Norfolk the alter
natodass, viz, Tuesrnys, Thursdoy. aud Saturdays,
81 Am, ess tftssta ss
The Augusta will stop at Old Point both going ard
returning regularly throughout the Bathing Senson.
Fare between Richmond, Norfolk und Old Point ~ 90
Fare between Richmond, Cobe's, Rings Mill and
Children over three years und not twelve
years Of age, halt prize.
Mthis,eacI. .r-.-.-.. .-..s--.. Vu 0u
Servants, thropgh gh,---...---- / 30
Servants any ooint d q river. .--...-... l 90
Meals, ...... .......-................. 90 Oh
iup 26-d&cn THos. DODAMEAD, ,Supt
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-23
A Carsi.

e THE SUBSCRIBER having pnrchesed Of II. Silver
E, thorn & Co. then interet In the late concern of
as H. Silve thorn e. Co, will con,inur the business
the old stand Hlain street VI he i'll keep
fine assortment OF GOODS In shc line TO which lie
pec,uy invites the uitenon Of all wanting goods IN his
line, Mr. G. Nuitz will continue for the present his
particular intention to the WATCH and CLOCK re-
pairing whe! would call the attention of ali those
having such work 10 be dops.
may19ts n SJLVERTHORN
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-23

IgEIsCOMPLAINT, JAU


Lpepsia Chronic Nervous Debility, Disease # thu
Kidneys. and all diseases arising from Disordered
Liver Stomach, such Constipation, Inward Piles
Fulnesa, Blood the Head Acidity OF the Stomach,
Nau Heartburn Disgust for Food Fullness weight
the Stomach, Sour Erucations Sinking or flutterlns
ut the Pilot the Stomach, Swimming oftha nd Hur-
red and difficult Breathing, Flutterng at the Heart
Choak ing or Sufcare Sensations when in lying pos
ture Dmuess OF Vision Dots Webs before the sight.
Fever ard Dull Pain in the Heal Deficiency of Pers-
piraio, Ycowness of the skin and Byes Pain in the
Side Back, Chest Limbs &C., Sudden Flushes of Heat
Burning in the Flesh, Constant Imaginngs Of Evil and
great depression of Spirs can be eecua'ly cured by
DocTER HneFLASDs CELEBRATED
GERMAN BfTTERS
prepared by DR.. c. NJ. jackson, German Medicine
Store No. 100 Arch st. one deor below Sixth Phada.
Their power over the above diseases is excelled
II equaed, by any other preparation in the United
States as the cures attest, in r'any after sksu
physicians / ad failed.
These Bltters are worthy the attention of lnvalids
Possessing great virtues In the rectifceon of the liver
and lesser glands exercising the searching powei
IN weakres and ae1ti ct the digestive organ, they
are witlin sac, ceran ard pleasant.
ViRersiA TEsrrsosy DIR. J. NJ. Wilson, Lexington.
Va, eb. 9th 1852, said: Il entirely of the
tern,aa Bters. They have hecone al the rage Moth
ne-lse sells t-=s=.
The Tenth Legion. published Woodstock. Va.
said, Jan 9th 1850. "A Great Med:cine.-We have
uniformly relrained from recommending to the public
any pf the various ateut medicines Of the day. unless
thoroughly convinced of their saiie. Amons thnse
,nsider worthy of notice, is the German Bitters la.
ented by DR.. Houfuna and Iuepared by Dir. Jackson
plila lei phia One instance, in particular. in which
lie sureriof virtues o ts medicine have been tested,
has fallen under observui During the last sum.
,ne, of Mr. AIram Crabill, OF this county. was
cry seriously affected with Liver C"mpain and alter
trying in vain various RENE es, he purchased bottle
OF the Bfers, aud after usng il, much relieved
f his distressing malady that he procured asother bot
he and is now stored entirely to health" ~
ley entirely vegetable, free from all injurious
ing edient. always strengthen the system, and nev
estate it, EEf'$ y
For sale wholesalc by Druggists in all the principal
cities and retail 10y NJ ohecares and storckeerefs ~
every ip the United States
Sold byp. r. LYMAN, J. n. THOMPSON & co,
On a.. Ill. sEAY & CO., Lyncbburg, nd By dealers in
m.dicoc ever, where. -.a..7 Isep6 ly
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-23
VOL. 3.--NO. 272.
DAILY vIRGINIAN.
Deck Of the Outward Bo,,nA

From = Eliza Cook's Jourp.l.n
How seldom we dream Of the mariner. rrsv.
Far down by tho coral strand n
How little We think Of tho wind and the wave,
When all We love on lnndl
This hurricane comes and the hurricane eocs
And little beed do take ~
Though the trce may snap - the tempest blown, 4a
And tho walis Of our homestead shake. -
Bnt the northeast wind tolls different tale
with voice offssrfui sound, 4t E
When loved QUO Ia under clossrvsrd sail,
ON tho deck Of an outward bound..
How wistful then iook on the night.
Az tho threatning elouis go by,
Aud the Winds get up, and the last ninti ipht
isdyiag away IN the skyi astsHs
How We lisien and gase sitA silent Iip
Aud Judge by the bonded tree,
How tho sau'e Wild wind might toss tho ship,
Aud arouse tho mighty seal aF
All sadly when meet the day
When signs Of storms are f,und
And pray hr the loved Que Gar away 74
On tho deck Of an "outward bound"
There Is one thatI ehcriahed when hand In hand.
We nvct DER the lowlund lea, "a e...a 8 ~
And thovght that my love fr that one on thelspd
Was earnest ss love could be;
But, nov that he hath gone out tho tide,
find that worship him more,
Aud think Of tho waters deep and wtic
Asi bask On the flowers on shore ~
have watched the wind have watched the stars.
And shrunk from tho tempest aeaad,; 3. sasst,
For my henrtstrngs wrcahed with tho slender spsrs
Thni earrs the "outward bound" rfs
have -lopt when the ssphyrs ergot to creep
And The sky was without irswu, @
hut ! started SOON from that ffctfal sleep I #st
with the dream Of a ship going down.
have satin the neld when tho corn was In shock
Aud the reaper'a hook bright, Has irt
Hut my hney oo,uurcd the breaker and rock,
n tho dead of mnonlaaa night.
o, ] will never measure affection again,
While troa ling enrihs nowrs nmrnd na3 #asf
Hut whit I'll tho loved one is ihr DER thu main,
On thu deck Of an "out@ardL hound"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-23
Dissolution,

fENIiE concern of1i, Silverhorn & Co, uns dssoly
D ed on the 10th inst. by mutual consent The
OF the will ooly be used In winding up the
forme business. All hose indebted will please come
forward and settle; aud NIL having claims against the
firm ,l please present Them thu tho business may be
closed as speedily as possible
SILVERTHORN.
G, NUITZ
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-23

EfNUHHUNu, VA
Respectfully beg leave to call the attention Of the
Ladies' 10 their very sp'eadid and etf stock of
FRENCH and SCOTCH EMBROlDERlES, In
Muslin and Lace goods comprising almost every varis'
" of work and sye, aselso of quality and price,
Lades in the city nso thosc visiting the city for
the purpose Of supplying themselves with such goods
will please Gull and make their purchases
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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-23
MERCHANDISE.
GEORGE M. RUCKER 4 co.

IfNcHRuR0, VA.
Alril 3Otl. 1850.
Take plea.ure In announcing their iren,s aud
toners that they in receipt Of their entire
stock offANCv and STAPLE DRY GOODS ioi tho
season apd respectfully invite all ting eeal
ly goodGOODS at reasonable prices to cal and make
their selections apl3n.3m