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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-10

ENYENss ssTA8IE~EE 7E& NT.-Tho subscriber
takes pleasure saving 10 his former customers and the
public thar he Is ready al kind OF Goods and
Wearing Apparc cleaned He IS fully prepared
in all of its various branches and prom
with hm snail be done in the very best
STYLE as those his work attest and those
who have only to give him trial to become con
vincc1o His long experience in the business III the
city of Baltimore. him In saying this much
If you want your Goods for cold weather bring them in early
JAMES BRADY.
opnosiie Sampson Duguid & Sous,
no IT.. Iynchburr Va
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MISCELLANEOUS.


NEEOuCINAG nuqUOR~ AND WINES
w Pure juice Port Wine, pure Freuch Brandy Sherry
Wine London Porter and offs Aromatic Sohosm sehnas
All these articles are warranted pure and suitable for mede
iy l4tS. Druggist
NEW GROCERY. COuussssON n EOK-
~ wARDING nousE-rho subscribers have leased, for
term OF years nom Mr. { II, Lynch, his Fire Proof
ning lately erected in this city directly opposite the depot
Of v a. T. Il r. and Immediately between the Railroad and
Cenai for the purpose Of CARRYING on general G.oehnf
and firm of BLACK a rEINJoHN We offer to our
friends and the public generaly now aud well selected &
country produce aud earnestly solicit call from them before
purchasing.
good supply of Lime Plaster and Cement kept hand
which will be sold as low as at any other house IN the city
W. oor onr seyics agnts , III" ssI 81 wheat Flour
Tobacco, Corn Oats, &e, Charges reasonable and
pains spared to rcudor satisfaction Account Of sales rendered
as soon as made nLArk,
nHANGE n AEENANDRA RAILROAD
CoMPANl-The subscriptions to the Capital stock of
sion required to be paid in monthly nsalments of %
By order of the Directory,
o. Gi- eodtl tdccSwts j. H. REID, Secy.
NOTIrE. .-Thc subscriber being dcsirons TO
close out the remainder Of the stock of Goods at the old
sand OF 'eoge baghH viii rom this day otter the entfe
9ots nENJ =. sAcKErr
nCr. i6,h. .us55.---oar own Hmpor,a,i"n-.--
the following colored Castor Beaver Cloths
Adelaide
Blue;
Brown;
Green;
Black,
These Cloths made at Beolay celebrated esab
Ishuent in France expressly sales We Invite the
tnon of friends the public examination of these
Cloths They will be made order short notice. and
reasonable terms.
lots GLASS 4 RAlNI, j. DNoN. Agent.
EUNS.Wc have just received a beautiful stock
N and common Guns, 10 which invite the attention Of
sporsmcn, and the public generally
6-ts j. D. GREGORY Il co.
lACT. Stb tS5j.-Iust received by express. n second
" supply Of those Plush Velvet Ncstug also quilted
SIX, These Goods will be found ready mado If preferred
made upto order the elegant the Clothing
House OF GLASS u. RAINE, J. DIXON, Agent
ocg-ts
4 tMBER FOR StIE2.--Wc have hand q n
consignment 20 thousand feet of PINE II NIB Err, which
wcvil sell on accommodating terms, Please give call
Its MILLER n ELAN, Basin.
trnsc~ Crates IA splendid assortment OF
SH Fancy Crates which, for beauty and cheapnos
be surpassed In this mrrke Let all consult their and
the aud Range Warehouse and prepare
for Winters snow clad hand.
lsts C. s. BLISS.
EUST RECEIV ID--A iot Of superior sty Dc BUSH
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C.nmHs. r.Ns. ANp EANeH GooDs.--.w

u LIAM TASkER lhPark Place. New ork, invites the al
of Tans Combs Hair rooth and Na brushes, Ladies Reti
eueS rerumcry soaps, Porte Monnaes Jet and lead aee
lets Pocket Books Buttons Pins and Needles HOOKS
and Eyes Watch Guards Wax. Coral and Glass beads Neck
laccs Sc India Rubber Combs, Canes, Balls aud Toys Of
every descrptan Scissors. RazorS aud Cutlery oii and tint
Jrtry Accorleons aud Niom including general ana
largo stock English French and German Fancy 'iaod
which will be sold at the very lowest prices or cs Z" P
proved paper ,,- - ~, H.. ,s,,,,r
- WILLIAM TASkER.
10 Park Place, New York.
..-.l:.. I1naA y
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s,iil mere News fron, "a s.oo.i iian.

NWHAN IIiFF, n JWIN IlTN TN0t
MESsRS. DOVE s COL hereby certify that for years
pnst have afflicted with rheumatism. and from
he Frequent of LInnen have been almost entirely
relieved uf the disease sell HfoHt deal ui tu my neigh
bufs cooct solitary ease, where II has boen
pnd according To the directions m t4 having failed afford
reiaf nInilV should be without this 14lnment regard
a. br best remedies Tor lheumatHu have ever
ed aud with tc 'rtateat pleasure do recommend II "a
,sety family la tho world Yours truly,
- I.ll, ~
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q thing fanati1ns, ea Is mn Ulcer or sore ni
anY description kud or variety matter whose ski II de-
Wdl has been H,ninE upon yonr your
maid mules sheep, horsra or dog say
you, and guarantee what say, our TURF on,
and viii hnd ID tho mall uiant well ms the
simplest that The form a or boast refund
tlie money
True TURF ont
ron Old SORES of every description,
On MAN OR on BEAST
ono tensponnfl cqua 10 nm ounce II any Iroparatpn
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a ALLEN. WIS

|REENE. HEATH ~ ALLEN, con- WIS
Su SION MERCHANTS, SAN FRANCISCO, GAIl.-P1f-
FICf l}l FRONT STREET NEW 1oR>)-larucual attention
aI Ia ALES OF TOBACCO, and consignmtns direct from
the Virginia Manufacturers solicited -
REFFRENC CES--A. n 4. Lawrence u Co, Boston Aheh
noIcnnort Allen 4 CO. Edmond, Davenport Co, Indian
A. Watson James L. Heath. late auditor and 1renShW 3"
"a Ricunond; MeG Gorklc Jones' Mcdaniel Hurt n fres-
ION II c \ Ferguson Co. ald Miller * Crenshaw, Lynch
burg - r. ".
Nr our resident partner in that city viii give his PERSONA
attention 10 the receiving ranshppng and securing tue low
t nf freight free commission all goods eonsigh-
ed to our San Francisco House.
''''' '-''' avg eodly.
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f,sIEA y EXCITEMENT - - - :. rTnIN ~ md
r poI'-You ran buy READN-MAl'E tLo itiN, "l,' @
FI1R TSING GOODS. at whorsal" ana r'ta N ~,
r.it,, aud stye at cash prices by ealing ~ ~,
ti,SH >S qrnrr of Main Market streets Nh'ff N,h
viii save 70 per cent lie has Just returned rom lne
, ,l,nuf,ctories he has made good snpp'S'
H., ~ Mi. market the most ashon1blr style anu eAti
i ,y in, The Clothing line, aud cheaper than was WI ]
~ A. ty Would be better for You u can ana %
H. hs ,aruit ent Stock and save at least ~ per u -
@ ali lis Goods f,r cash, and sells them at nae ess l
~, - M ir rices for the quality of Goods You can al
,,e Cotipr made order, in the best manner an" a.
,be shortest notice and always get the newest anu ' ~
ionaoe H9o7 3 - where Won can good bargains, at
keihohoer '"e pa APPEL & NEWMAN's,
Corner Main and Market streets,
al.rF A1
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QusT RECEIVED-A lot OF Family Cured Bacon among
- which may be found some very nice hams.
oc3 CRAWFORD * RICHARDS.
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cAnd for sale by J. II Seay Stroher a Whitehead >; ~
iompson u & X Stabler g. Go. Iynchbufsi "a an" -
.-Nels in Medicines everywhere. ls.p ~
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MEMBER OF THE ROYAL COLLEGE OF SURGEONS
stairs aud the greater part whose life has been sper
IN e Gaspltsls o. London. Paris Philadelphia, and elsewhere
9rn Many troubled with rngingis the and head whe
-rea yousness being alarmed al sudden sounds an
bhfunoss with frequent blushing attendei sometimes VII
! L nj rrnrn ncnrn
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The above rates are via River. slight advance IS
charged if sent all by Rairond No Nayage Charged
on (i90ls sent through line Cpusi-nt to
" RRIDGFBRD & Co, Richmond
REFERENCES Il RICHNoNp.-Sterns 4 Hrnmnel IinsleY,
rari,, & 10 Snllen 4 Miller J. H. Claiborne. } W Wright
& CO. Chas I WorthaHl q Co. Shields a somnerNle and
TI,uc,,Js ~, ,ss,a,ort A @ june 25-ts.
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a published by permission from lady in this city
Ia, 1tt
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worry heavy supply Of Buckets ruhs and Domllalns
10 hhl, Corn WhskeY3
" French brandy
very tine
An assorted lot OF Wines common the very finest
also superior lot Of Candy Figs Nuts Rasns
other ARTICLES too tedious tp mention.
All persons ia want Of gnod9 line by consulting thoi
own Interests viii give call resting assured ai
TO please In price or quality Terms cash low dgures
~ Mta NkAMfOl.n 4 NlNl ANnS
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Take Particular Notice
/ louNsroNs INyIeoRArIvn REMEDY FOR ORGANIC

shoud sect that body tine most necessary
m promote connGbal happiness Indeed wthou this
the Quincy through life becomes pilgrimage the prospects
hourly ai xens view; the mind becomes shaowed with
spa ard nel melancholy reflections that the hap
ae lher blrhted with Let false
drieacy prevent you, but apply Immediately.
himself under the of DR. OilNcfON may
eo sly confde in his honor Gentleman, and eonhden
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SAws mANuEAcTIWnns ,,m..rN.A.

- INtNT NNNE NOI IHEhN INTININlNE-Ihea auh
Hrrhcrs the thu sae hl
Messrs II Il BmEor g. Ririmoud and have han,
and for sale. nt manufacturers priees
tr,nar Saws ot the Nafions sizes up to 81 Inches,
Upright Mil Saws,
tro3stut "
Wood
Billet
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RG, SATURDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 10, 1855.


nltCNWuEA a. EfOeH.-Th Family a.o-
tIkN has hand the follow ARTICLES, which will ha
sold on reasonable terms.
Buckw heat Flour
Green and Dried Apples
sweet and Irish Potatoes
Smoked aud pielod Beet Tongues
Dried Peaches
Smoked BruG
Fine Family iinma, Cheese. &c
There also be found which
useful IN families all af which will be sold cheap cash
oelits J n SOLOMON
4 OON uEKE.-snsi rsse,si ing 10 spicadid
El STOCK OF GOODS, eansatng The follow articles
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M II. BR1DGFoKD q 90. a.cucrnI Conn

~ II. Ees7Dt.FekD a. 90. General COM
EDe MISSION & FORWARDING MERCHANTS, tar1ker
ooh and H'atg Hs, TIE Dpct Richmond, Va We are
constantly receiving direct Roeknd Lime, Lump taeined
and Ground Plaster Hudson River Cemelt llay, Rosin
Potatoes Nc. -,
particularly the sale and purchase Of Flour Grain
Feed. &c. - IS bhi 3hi',
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-04-26
For the Tribune and Tslegra phi
TO ONE AEAR.


am sitting by my window,
In the moonlight all alone,
And heavy cloud Of sadness,
10 around my spirit thrown;
As the evening shades have gathered,
Where the sunbeams passed away,
So, darker night obscureth
From my heart the light Of day.
For, I'm thinking of p parting,
OF morning long ago,
When a sad farewell was spoken,
Frsnght with loneliness aud woe
Twas merry summer morning,
With its flowers and suilbeams bright,
But the beauty, in its passing,
Bore away my hearts delight.
Bore away its joyous hoping,
All its dreams OF future bliss,
And. methinks earth hath no sorrow
Sadder, heavier, than this.
When hope dies The heart is broken,
Yielding to dai x despair.
Robbng earth OF all it, beauty
Dlmnng it with clouds of care.
Brightly now have grown the star gems,
In thei, heaven-Lome on high,
Peerng through the misty darkness,
Like the high, of angel eye
And [ gaze apOn them londly,
For. perchance their silver light,
Beaning brightly on Thy pathway,
Cheers its loneliness tonight.
Wheresoever be thy wandering,
Wheresuc' er thy footsteps rows
Know thou dearest ever with thee'
Foad-st wis.ie', truest love-
ORA heart that IS with thee ever
All It, dav dreams are Of thee'
Aud its deep, un'old, Devotion
E.yrrmore thine own shall be-
q,
X sSosnA April 50. ~ : -.
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Bounty LAND CLAIMs-Begin Alright
The Washington correspondent OF the Mis-
souri, Republican says:
1t may be we'll TO caution applicants
against sending in imperfect papers to fhe
Pension Office. The result is. their claims
are suspended, and when once on the sus-
pended lies it is not easy 10 get them OH.
1t is estimated that at Least one halt OF all
claims filed by distant agents and claimants
win be suspended in consequence OF detects
in the papers.
wA little girl OF four years had been
brought up very properly with regard to
correct sneech. when one day looking at
her doll's feet. she said: " Papa, l know
that fleets is proper, but | do love to say lit
tie tootes,"
"Whv was Noah bad mouser?" Give
dat up tirely' Kase he was forty days
and forty MI hts before he found AIRY RAT. !"
EEA Convention of Christianized Jews
it is said, will be held in May next, to con-
slider, among other things, the adoption of
eo.operative measures with the Jews ofthe
old land, for the return of the ''chosen Peo-
ple' to Palestine.
CAUTION TO Run SELLERs.-A boy in
Terre Hante, Ia, has recovered $500 dam
ages from liquor dealer who sold his faith
er glass of liquor on the day he was
drowned Sef
AK AUTOGRAPH LETTER OF GEORGE WASH
IEaTos was sold at auction, in London, for
Is.
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visited in such splendid carriage as his;
but he had kind OF superstitious and yet
most salutarv reverence for his wife, which
made him Seldomoppose long anything that
she wished.
The morning came, andmother nddaugh-
ter sci out on foot for the little street where
the Courtenays lived--on foot, for Mrs.
Chandler remembered that they also had
once kept their carriage. and she knew how
a display of wealth would chate the tender
flesh OF poverty, and how the jewels on
hand may tear the sore which that hand is
stretched out TO heal.
Humbly then, and on foot, went Mrs.
Chandler and little Alice TO see the Courte-
nays in their lodgings, and there they found
the grey haired mother and her beautiful
daughter.
Little Alice was not disappointed. Edith
was indeed Ike her fair angel that Herbert
had drawn, and Mrs. Chandler found Her.
bert's mother all that she had been repre-
sented by her son. She saw that she was
but wreck, but the wreck OF what must
have once been noble ship.
So far was Mr. Chandler under his wifg's
influence that, month aftertnis time, Her
bert and his sister Filth found themselves
sitting at his dinner table, whieh glittered
with plate, and was attended by two foot
men in liveries of a very gorgeous hue; and
so far did he yield, that Edith became little
AL Ices chosen friend, and was engaged to
give her further instructions on the harp.
Atfirst Herbert demurred TO ibis; he was
proud; he could be proud for his sister,
when he could not be for himself, and Mrs.
Chandler was under the necessity Of be-
coming the one obliged, and to persuade
him that she should esteem 1t q favor TO
herself. And this was done SO skilfully that
the young man allowed himself to believe
il; and as it was little Alice that was to
learn, Edith got leave to teach.
And how little Alice wondered as she
heard her sing; her fingers seemed scarce
~ to touch the strings. the spirit of song
seemed TO her to be slumbering in that harp
and to awake when Edith ran her long white
fingers over the chords.
'Oh, Edith! Edith said the little girl, as
she flung back her long curls, after she
had listened to grand inspiritiug march,
IF were a man, could besa soldier. and
fight and die in battle, that | could
Alas! little Alice; thou hast the strife be
fore thee; thou art already enlisted in the
army that fights the battle of life!
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ESPIONAGE. The German papers al.
nounce that all the French correspondence
from Sevastopolis instantly submitted, on
the arrival OF the steamer carrying the mail
to Constantinople, to astrict scrutiny, 50 that
nothingmay ooze outdistasiful tothe French
nation, or in any way exposing the measures
taekn by the Emperor. who thus. IN every
respect, in the smallest details, shows hlnl"
self suspicious and accomplished despos.
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Vans DoIxes the dashing 93d High
landers, the pride of the English army.
left Constantinople eight hundred strong
and after their arrival in the Crlmea, re-
ceiyei an addition Of one hundred and nj
tv men. The gallant regiment has recent
L. ra,,rned to Constantlnople, reduced TO
f,ur,.en men and FIVE officers, still bearing
with them their glorious and unsulliei ban
ner
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-04-26

TwrxrY-SEvES CAEs.-The passenger
train Of the Michigan Southern Railroad.
arrived on Tuesday evening. consisted Of
twenty-seven large cars, twenty-five ,e, o.
which were passenger cars. and were ntea
10 overaowing How the people do come.
- chieoqo Press.
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think It must somewhere be written,
tho, fhe virtues Of nothers shah occasion
aIlv be visited on their children, as web as
the sins Of sa.kers.--Dtcksns. Aa'
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Tiae between washimgto" and Wheeling but I7i
hou,sl
Running time bsteen Washington and Caeinna "a hours
Through Tshsss and n.sgase Cheeks to be had in
Washington.
tiHE Baltimore Railroad having greatly improved It's
western connexions, Offers the fullest ndace
e'ers ne Wainao ainoie, all Of ,he West
Tbs ennsnien Washington and the
washington janetion lately called the Relay houe nne h-
Was"asn and lie ohio ivs Baggage l. checked h,oas 10
Wneeng ie Washington saoa echecHed and transferred
through tickets for points beyond The connecting
washington daily att aud Az M Sundays at the
A. wnseins dirsa with
whses, through Cambridge, zaeesvie and Newark
as nn% Son%es @ AZ se%a ~ % .%e
Columbus q. raroad w, The fas,
y,L ae a. Xsnia on Lie Miami agsa po e""nsniSa @ is
tiaaie, Lafayette hicago. Rock Island, 81 Louis &C.
Nachez New Orleans, also sold Washington
a transferred al Cincinnati to The mail steamers on The Ohio
Tickets Evansville, Caro- and st. Louis sold by this
FOR CLEVELAND and via Gle eveand TO Toledo Detroit Chi
Wheslns and Welsvie tory mles) where connexion with
Travellers requested that, while this Is only
af!ordng checks Washington,
the West The distance from Washington 10 Cincinnati is
ss ny through ticket from Washington wheeng SO
Columbus, s3 G5 Dayton SIS Cincinnati, sl6 LOUISVILLE
m s,oad ,z y ea%s from opssns M ss "daaapo 3"
crago s2 sS $40 50, St Louis, $40 50 and sa5 Memphis
For Frrdrdcs and arpers Ferry ar,iusbu,g berkeley Springs
Cumberland Bedford Piedmont Oakland and Pairmoun
way Bali and Wheeling take 6, M
'r,in from "a@hna.nn - ,.o, ,,
For trains and from baltimore Annapolis ac see special ad
For further nrprma,iou through ucke ac apply 10 TIL II
PARSONS, agent, ~ Washington station. -
Master Of Transportation Baltimore and
May 5-dG Ohio Railroad, Baltimore.
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John " SNYDER dae the former old established
wine of Jacob Ssr No 70 Walnut street, four doors
supplied
and~guoss the accommodating terms.
JACOB SNYDER,
10 Walnut where he prepared receive orders
special pouaon wines, houses E'-
rope quantities and sso soicits
his ohn Vaughan 5sder the Of his friends and
Al wines Washington city by "Adamss Esp =.
lree OF freight. Juns p-diy
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washington Aqueduct,
OFFICE or THE WAsmsoroS AauRDr

OFFICE WASHINGTON AQURDUoT,
Washington, March Z, 1855.
PROPOSALS nvted Tor graduation aud brick
! dams
Popnsas received e o of May viii be
that
pfoh~s
aud a the 1ith day April
lie received
hriigss
C Gd the
rFopraIon; but att unfinished will
subject future appropriations Tue
and
under appropriation aud
hulinp eide when
works shall be stopped funds available
Of the
funds,
engineer the work has been properly Executed has
gone.
viii
viii a dion of all
M bids shOud be sca-o, enorsed Propsals for work
the Washington AqneducLn
The United the all the bids
should
maj considered conducive progress of the
work.
responsible persons under
take the bidder bidders WILL his their bid accepted
Obligation, good sufficient
completion the undertaken said
Uuited
judge. officer of
government individual the Enq pe
War; that the able make good their
Bids viii be opened presence of bidder, II any Of them
choose DO present
C MEIGS,
of Engineers,
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The National Hotel

city e-oprned reception guests the 9th
this month, The removal the kitchen from the basemrn 10
the HE hudng aud the alterations in and about tue dining
add and
1n shie viii fnshed with the best the markets afford,
aud served the best style aud labor viii be
feude hr house, equal To the
The uhcrh therefore, trusts that generous pubic viii continue
patronage which has extended The house
procure e., the
time 2h, by Hotel Board SO per day
e. u. WILLARD,
WAsBtsoros CRY November IA, 1854.
-,r
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Nassau Hall College of New Jersey, Princeton

4" should and acquaintance be forgot,
And Brought
sIonid aud acquaintance be krgot,
Aud days ~ aud lang syne.p
ihs members o The year June,
The unior class OF The ending June, 1882 sopb
class of he ending June 1884,
asbnston d. O., by the mid Of March, d. 1887
10 brighten the nks The chain
nor ud~ can entirely exchange
lives greeting aud sympathy unIney
some of t,-ir most promising conpsers.
preliminary meeting OF the rsfappoined comnee will be
states Ho, Ch--nui Fourth
winch those n-rers OF the
adopted TO o'eure as fui an attendance possible
In the
gond enough 20 furnish he ofthe
their respective posi- Offices
EDWARD j. GR mt, NJ. D.,
Tfentou N. j., Chairm,n Of Committee
ALEX iNpER q. HARr, M. D.,
OF Phil-delphia, Pennsylvania,
j. NEWTON LIGHTN Err,
PHILIP PENDLETON,
of Winston, AHeghany Co.. Nd,
SAMUEL r RICHARDS,
of BaIstp Iron aud Glass Works, N.
LEWIS w. WASHINGTON,
OF Montgomery county, Maryland,
Committee.
Jois WsipnAs of Lebanon Pa, Secretary
March 27-awtMar3 TInteIigeucerl
All newspapers ia the civilized Of
To notice This advertisement their editorial
bes d the classes through
visions OF the globes and NIL throughout
States Of America requested
casonay between This date and the Sd OF March, D. 1857
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Completion OF Panama Railroad.
Rcd..tion of Fuc TO California.

United States mail steamships leave New York
<E6& for Asplnwali of each month,
Sk4n&1fS connecting with mail from Panama
Francisco.
steamships have been inspected and approved by the Navy
Department., and guaranty speed and safety.
fbe fanaa railroad az miles long, completed
to and crossed baggage passen-
checked New York through
es are Panama by the csmpanys
The paid In New York expenses
San Francisco, prevent accident that
the route Ia entirely reliable.
y
Conductors through steamer, and charge OF
women and children without other protectors.
For through apply the npency III
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