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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-08-21

4 $50 WV 10y 49, 'sD''Ns VI
jsas. = ]. hll.u. JsGs. Vim. JoSs.oa,
Judge ssmu, Hon II. q. Spencer,
| CAss. Asdsrsom, Esq, AIeI. johnson, E.p
Joshua Bates. Esg., A. y, Sullivan, Fsl.,
Neh. Longworth, Esa, isrs. Anderson, Esl,
rhos. Nssmith, Eco, Pstriek Msiiou, ESQ,
'. Worthington, Esq., J. worthins,oa, Eau
Talbot Jcaes, ESQ,
The True AmU'oan, black Republican OF
gan in Erie county. Pennsylvania. in comment
ing upon = speech delivered at Democrat,
meeting, says:
This twsidls about the Union and its pres
ervatisn, Is too silly and sickening for IN,
good effect. We Miak the liberty Of sineI
siare Is ,oorth more than ALL TIE UyoSs Con
UNIVERSE CAN HOLD"
Here is black Republicanisn. pure ami una
dulterated.
Gen. LANE, the friend Of BRooks, has il
formed BrnISoAxE that BRooxs would NEE,
him" at any plscr ten miles from and within
one hundred miles OF Washington. BumlN
oAxE declines the honor Hurrah for Massa
chusetts chvalry!
JonS Sccrr HaaRisos, Representative ia
Congress OF Ohio, and sou Of the late President
HsaRlsoS. refuses to support FRrxoyr. HI
also voted against the Topeka constitution bill
in the Houe. Looks ike is40, DOESN'T il -
The Connecticut X n state Council have
nomnsted FRxxoSr electoral ticket. anil eu-
dorsed his nomination Another text ,or Ox,s.
WIN
The Washington Seniinsl, in the follow ing
sans up . lev rather disagreeable facts
Tue SorrH AND SLAvrHy.-The SoutA has
never been aa importer Of garvs
The North has been. :.
The South bss never reduced frsem~a 70
sswry.
The North has reduced millioas TO p-rpssui
slavery they and their posterity.
The guilt OF slavery OF making siavs stains
not the South.
II doss crimson tbe North alt over
The south protested against the inirciuc-
ton OF slavery, and passed laws prohibiting IL
which we're Vetoed BY royalty.
The South petitioo~d and demonstrated with
the royal ssshorisy agains, the ipjnstior and
injury Of slavery
WIN tie Noyfs a,sysi 20 gei Tld AZ sarsry
u Aai rio sssrr ef dcrag 20. dsi az ne slras
i,~s sf rsal,.'.g tG fuH raivs Of srvy Jass,
aaa u gairas fAs~ ut,so,., ryouls " ,Tpsas
>sye.d isH' ssriSrS.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-08-21
TERns or THE
Weekly Pioneer and Democrat

NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-08-21

The following, says the Cincinnati Enqadr,
are the names Of some Of the prominent Old
line Wing lawyers in Cincinnati who support
Mr.. BucuASAN for the Presidency. II is quite
. formidable list IS respects talents and re-
spectability, and embraces the very flower Of
the old Clay and Webster organizations
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-08-21

Hon W. G. ALEXANDER, Of Mercer county,
]. the Democratic nominee for Governor Of
New Jersey. lie was nominated On the 9th
MoRx SrRAws.--(WUH BaAxpy SxAsnrs
ArrAcHED.)-A party Of gentlemen at the St
Nicholas. sat down TO Q social smile last night
and upon COUNTING nosrs, found the following
facts:
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-08-21


Ia their midnight deus. electoral tickets are
nominated favorable to the great explorer.
These same supporters Of FnxxoSr stand re
sponsible ,or thu odicus aud arbitrary laws In
ibrce In thoe states.depriving foreigners in some
instances. Of their kgal and just rights. and a.
% for the qualifications d United State- laws
Massachusetts, seuds eleven members 10 the
House. each ons Of whom Is q sworn men,
Der d the midnight order. and supporter Of
Fasnoxr. So aho are the X. N. members
from the other New England States.
Gov. GAsptsxa Of Mas. who Is the arst
Governor Of STATE that ever sigsed law In
cruising the term az rsssieecs rqssite to nat
urslintios to tssnty-cee ye~rs. 10 warm sup
porter q FanoSr, and 10 his recent latter &C.
ceptisg The X. ~ nominaiion for Governor. b
ays the Colonel stands on tn Ksow Nothing
PLATFORM. Gvoass Law, senator wnsox,
Lsat Gov, Foam Il Ohio, and thr eotin gang
of Know Nothing lesslers In TIE North. wh<se
Tie power OF The srder 'or evil d sra,sst 60
incsk with GARpISEa.
II b into such company - this. the Herman
ssl other fcrsiga voters Of Ninosssea srs in
vited. By OssHwsrx. IL corrupt s@s~asy AZ
the Fassosr lesAss In this city.
In The above. We lave u.zsiy rsfssrcd to
the portion II the M.sassssss~s sstiele which
takss s..os sith - apos ths eAsrss that The
rnrsosr and X \ parties ere issu,ical- The
ssst q cor neishbop article deserves merely .
. smile ss il ossssessss ks,ly, boahsst sna
siliin"a and eostsnps lee The hhsAooh that
ere ssstssrsd 70 tAiekiy throughout II.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-08-21

After a tree conyersatioa and free use Of The
avs. they took another vote, AMI the resali
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-08-21

This shows = thing or two Clersla,,j
Piandesi,r.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-07

NEW BO1As. Fancy Article. and Music
~ A Good Time Coming;
Rose Clark by Fanny Fern
The Home Garner
Kniekerbocker Gallery, fine ed
The Philadelphia Housewives
Rejected Addresses, by Horace and Jones Smith;
Song OF the Hiawatha by Longelow;
Harper for January 1856,
Together with large lot of Blank Books just received
LANGHORNE a WALKIPS
New Book Store opposite Citizens Savings Bank.
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s.ss .fl.t5.lA THROUGH FROM BUCHANAN 10
sA--'---~-@--dhS LYNCHBIRC AND RICHMOND

Fare from ynchburg to Buchanan. 80
,. :
From l. Hchburg to Charlottesville ...........,.
~ am r the I'D OF October Packet Boats " i'll leave
D., s1Hah al A. NJ and Lynehburg = 7. NJ Monday,
Nedn' sday and Friday, and arrive in Richmond day
al } O'Clock A. VI.
SLaIioesYle passengers leaving Lynehturg - Z NJ.
aeh Nr"uesye at i0 NJ next day, and arrive IN Char
otttsNuc at o T. Nj Leave Lynchburg Buchanan and
Lexington at g A. NJ Monday, "Wednesday Friday. and
arrive at L. NJ
From Lynehhmg to Richmond time and distance
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New punLlcAr,oNs OF THE AmEssl

= U = =
FRUITS INDUSTRY the LIFE ADAM CLARKE
very interesting volume and should be read by all ages
and denominations
IBsH ANY is htsiv interesting and seasonahe volume
MEMOIR OF DoLLloung Misses will be deeply interested
and greatly benefited by reading this Memoir.
CArAtoNB> OF RoHE--Ne need call attention to this
volume the title will secure that
SCHOOL DAYS REYiLWED. students should fail 10 read
this volume.
TIN SAD MIsrkkEA narrative illustrating much vivid
ness and fidelity the mistakes which occur in the
relelaus training OF families Parents don't you
book
TuE GREAT QUESTION great bod. 1t treats Of great in
tor,s.r VIII Ven read it
IA Of tn, above and the publications of the American s
Union generally Snc Libraries, Teachers HELMS Question
Bucks Hymn bnak7 Maps and Miscellaneous vou, can he
had at LAM horne NaI@ups Book Store, Lynchburp va
fob Its S4t,'t Aa : = -,
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These vessels the first class, built in the city of bal
more expressly this trade aid lave superior
daous passengers They commanded by experienced
Captains well qualified for the trade and VINO Will spare
exertion 10 accommodate They will he owed up and down
the by sean and may be relied on TO sail promptly
advertised
Merchants going North ordering goods from New York
will o their ship by this line freight will
always by any other line Of Packets
every effort will be made by tie agents IN Richmond
NewN York give satisfaction Insurance can he effected
the Richmond Association L., thi> ble nj per
We respectfully ask and hep suoe, 81 in obtaining full
share of patronage
Goods shipped this line 20 N'NYork will be forwarded
free Of commission 10 NV Orleans Mobile Charle
yannah O. any othe southern or Northern port
The vessels lie Richmond in the Dock, in NV York
Berth No. Coffee House Slip, foot Of all Street.
DAVID d WM CIREiIE, Richmond.
4. H. PlEESON y. Y, Agents
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esv.'ssg,,,Ss,AND HOaION I'M

These vessels the first class built expressly Ills
trade have superior accommodations passengers
They commanded by experienced Captains, well quail
fed fr the trade and who will spare cXortion
MEDIATE
They will be towed mp and down the by steam
may be relied to sal promptly advertised Merchants
going North ordering goods from Boston. will md
their interest ship by this line, lie only pular line
and freight will awa be taken low by
sells and every effort Will be made by the agents Richmond
and Boston to give satisfaction.
We respectfully ask and hope to succeed in Obtaining iu
share of patronage
The vessels viii lie in Richmond the Dock and
ton at ROWts " haTf.
DAVID & WM. CURRIE. Richmond ~,
ALLEN Il WELTCII, Boston, 5 -'t't'
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to Richmond see time and distance. In
loND MONDAY LEAVE LYNCHBuHG MoNDAY
|. m ~ - = ~ :. -


- ~ ldhh ERECT l6't 4PR}L- esS -As..4-s's.z
lnhoi Gl FROM PETERSEN re-, 10
W. iHEN LILLE IN one DAY "A train of cars
me depot Of tho Nouihsie Railroad Petersburg,
Efi'hl pAl' SUNDAY. eAceitd) at o'clock
az ' 'nheli "ith the Richmond and Dany lie Railroad
al -" I" IA iarm' l 81 aud and Loncfhnre l2-3
sec Railroad ears for the West
rival VI tlR eayes lIn'aHrs AZ O'Clock afer The pr
~! Floh Nf|lna aud Tennessee Railroad lin
W.! arrives "a the Junction 4iJ p H. and at Pc crshurf
al - p n. ~
-, ',fE ny this route take tic splendid steamship
i'AN'Nt. Tar New 4rrt EVERY SATURDAY nj och
a. a. NJ, 90 M steamship JAHEsTuWN every WEpNft.
DAY a' erl"c and tie -.oa1n.ni,S FIR rliaJc A4
every Monday bud Thursday afternoon
t' from Petersburg to Lyucbu,e ............ 90
Jsr1r -
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-07

~ COMPREHENSIVE NOEsGE.-We have
~ this day entered into partnership under the style
~ L. aud firm At SIINERrHOBN y CLIFF for the
b the Watch and Jewelry business in the store
heretofore occupied by ii Siverhorn On Main street, Lynch
burg Va
have received and opened large and beautiful stock OF
Jrwery and SlverwRrc which Will compare favor
ably for style and quality with any ouse IN the State II
nur purpose keep hand the best aid newest
vIr goods line and 10 sell them AT far aud reasona
bic prices any article sold by Will be warranted 10 be
represented
We shall give attention especially to the repairs OF fine
watches the firm being practical matchmaker and
has number Of years the advantages afford by
largest houses North from which he has received
Tho highest testimonials for integrity and capacity.
respectfully invite the public to an examination of
stock of which shall speak more particularly horeaf
H. Sll.h Eh ! HUM
Dec 81 1853 j. CLIFF
dec
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-07

d These VINO delight to look upon and admire hean rl
specimens 1T arr which The hand OF man. present iro.
r>sN aEp Is forming respectfully invited to call on q
=" III $NlN To- at their well established Daguerrean a.
'f mere me stat snen Of the country with intellectual
troW ana august mou, stand the plate win s,cb
anu ne appearance that the spectator almost fan.
ties me- meats the heart hTu and the ips move There
lo, the beaU;if busting maiden with sparkling ewes anJ
eb',mh2 i'N 1,iea the ardent youth gazr IN admiration
"a iit'N'n ''- hei Gi 10 sinful man. There too fral.
"Nns. faalug childhood with luaynt heart and ,aerr,
n'Eh meets e VISITOR aad holds hu charmed to tn. ,nn;
iHn Come To- l. W NlNNiS q co and ,it,v The handsome
SI'itN7 l"Fe Your own kraes, and reader induce her
you '' N ' - all "hofs I" accompany you and rcsl not
w. WIZ OH Il" 'Nast T. presentations i her OF toSo
Wv td i'a ON earth tnrh should the silver cord be- .na
''ah M golden o. WI broken you harr thai which win
tNf'#ii WHOLLY - 'urrCeoiCton the departrd ones "a,
''Hiah ID AL eeait' With cqnal facilities and win The
=" perfection. i'eu'uaer MINIS d co the men To
t'r}ea 'r4i hkeac>. the, amy be found at nh &
'",l ha ii'rS Main -ueet, 81 door from Bridge
a''' ieh'ioGfEi Hid sycamore street. Petersburg Va
O.. W. MINIS 4 ca
Daguerrean AIlis.s
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-07

N1fstE II HEREBY GlVEN THAT MY SIX ,
- WINSTON u not authorized T. dcsl f5r me-. , an 7,. 90
comet "r 30 transact any besue,sof pppqil. ,s. ~
't ''ate tH'tA '|'e :. WINSTON
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-07

Sag nave insi received ~pioaa4A lot 81
sHss~TS tents alt aud Patent Ieath,r II sn.r. -
DIS aAts a 4 GI4-.I,.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-07
MERCHANDISE, &C.


u 6TANCY HARDWARE. VII IL Is \ l. + 4 ~
VET All, SpriaR ir5s-AaiH Srae igHaLburgt d Ia
we have just supply for the Spring II =
Hardware Cutlery. Guns Pistols Hunting Tackle Butldug
Materials Carpenters Aiiiwrgbts and Smith Tools arm
Ing fenss oarriagC and Buggy trimmings. haddlef5t =hoc
makers iHingz Floor aud Table OH Cloths Plated toads
Ia,v truiea Shades. " God and Willow Ware House
keeping articles 81 most every description Fishing iae
A.. ,.beb renders stock the most extensive ana
Il, al have set offered for public favor and embracing
a greater variety than any IN the state
These desiring purchase viii lind superior class OF
goods aud at satisfactory prices aud all no wish merely to
articles that etyety we shall take great
pleasure H showing. SiMPhON blto
apl 12dScts.
p,oK aENTEEMEs'S WEARING take pleas
a. ufp In calling attention Of gentlemen to sech OF
Sleeve Buttons Bosom Pins and Studs We iee free 10 say
that Ut the elegant and tasteful patterns
that are be found establishment They have been
spcctel great care, aud offered reasonable al
vanets npou manufacturers prices They Of the finest
quality aud workmanship
Gentlemen viii a favor by calling and examining
assortment. SiINEKi HORN a ,Llf l.
fe lots formerly II. slvorhorn.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-07

- those glorious Morning star Cooking Stoves
wood coal All in wantof the most complete Cooking
gh the United States cordially
invited call at the Furnace aud Range Warehouse aud
IA Loo Hts { =. BLISS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-07

N JONES receiving every few days their Grocery
Establishment Main street fresh supplies of the best
Peruvian Gunno which they selling low prices and Ia
which they the of their friends and the public
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-07

va soriGcut Of Nj SlCA HOMES which play from t,re
{. SIX tnaes each. Gail and sce them. W r GRLENE
nov" Bank Square.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-07
persons h.,inu oini.n- nynj,.t

Ano Black frencl Cloths Doc skins. Black and Fancy
Neiset N'sngs heavy Winter Cashmere &c Sc lover
Ilau WV, ~ IL e-itI WV l. IAEl.-
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-07
ss7lsst's 'T9tTArgs' tlr;ss,Ar

J- '''td at'" supply "t these Cases altogether dit
,'t ~ sr am i rance bat possessing al the unr;ye
od l'valfasts ci t3a OLA stlc. ''''
'te at''s f7Hai.sts Of these Cases ~ oviprrol he
@ ftatl ".'ts-t "i lfca both az she North ard sa,n
If 4g7 not fiar many admiral !e pr,pr,tira
H.faa', "am "al Poplar oafias kopi eoas,ai;Iy on
i'u1a a.;t"asa win gonpncs- and daspstob and an NJ
'r 2i.fs--E.rcaftv. uI<.ra,.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-07

q
large lot Of Oil Window Shades o aud beautiful pat
and also Gilt Curtain Bands and Cornice Of every
quality Please call and examine at
i 4
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FASHIONABLE UPHOLSTERY

SeSv7g--s f---tccss,, FASHIONABLE UPHOLSTERY.
NzznzH1x44A ~ NCHBl Rti, NA-1he undersigned brgs
ets@ 49, leave to inform the public that he
his UPHOLSTERY Bl SINESS. and : pre-
pncd to execute all orders in his line of business with
Ats AID dispatch, such rs PAPER HANGING and tFuOI
SIfRl, Lounges, Sofas, fcic Tctes Easy Chairs,
g " INDoW and BED CURTAINS made ann Hung;
Rooms neatly prepared Mattresses made and thing
lone in the Uphoscry line.
To-
= O0ee On Church street, between Washington Iotcl
ANA Masonic Hall NM. LOOSE.
,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-07
SAWS M.NsEACrsHED IN VIRGINIA.

INIOTKAEE EKFKTNT---T
scibes the agents the of by
II X Bargcr Co, Richmond and have hand
and Tor sale at manufacturers prices
Circular the various sizes to 81 inches;
Upright Mil Saws
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-07

NEW WORK PACkETs-1his home q I-f>
line is composed OF the following vessels and sails
from Newly ork every three days All owned in the city Of
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-07

" q" can Keep yourself warm and a orin bic ,
u aud escape cold and rheumatism by getting winter
Foe ONercua Of the real Castor Beaver The subscriber
has good assortment of the genuine article and trimming
suit Come and get good your mcasure-onc
that will last You dec S-tsl WM. L. PAGE
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-07

uMENTS, roMBS, HEAD and FOOT STONES At, from
the paincs 10 the most costly, NJ Northern prices.
Particular attention paid To orders from abroad by
mail
u Book of Designs be my office.
Inscription Books wishing buy.
of
q Terms cash on delivery. Call on address
nes s-ts JNo. b. GADDESS. Lsnchburr "a
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-07

E9 - 'i.t''as: 'saus si.s, - asI 1-,, =,
~ ~ S'Il ~i tiHt itoN MEAT trrTFRs Ion cUt, san
W - 'ai 1iafHF for pics which sarcitrr - anv
.- % 'h' N'4 frer c"ro IN this market 1ipv sr,. ,.
70 N al t1t Aif an'll u-"; a!so for hers
'E main Tsa1"'ei maj examine thtla seoa n, tt, .,o
.4t,putaf =. - WHiIil'4ii,,g = IiHt * '' "''liH
3'si ".f" thr N7tYni t!"">'5 and adioin!ng ,Lo
Slri!ap" Repository Il Cant ! II Ba,cy
- Main street, LyEthi4rF'
~ FN'i' MD WINTER GvODs,-s D., "a
n" l'rNHda NrS arFc stock Of Fail at 4 ,yt,to.
'Ni h3,'h comprising all articles In the Dry GonIs fin
~ ".h ne attention Of tho public and my friends in
~ i" pfeLH' +" fh gro.t bargains especially for
', having bought nay - * under great adv antaeea "
t"unty merchants woull do weH ex anime nsv eool b.
Richmond or Petersburg. F "a any ""ihf IN
y, GtGGEGHEiiER
Z "ni"s' HnShcr~-l have Just apol.i = .np,l, of "a
ai's sandal aud RusGH 1iulboga-[p,v .i,e ''' " 80
Z SEARuRY
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-07

Hand and Panel Saws--some very beautiful.
These Saws fully warranted Call and examine before
purchasing elsewhere.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-07

gy.NE s';ESss ksqTaToEM,--Wc n.yc IL,
u sfarr very tue Irish Potatoes 7r table nsc for IT, m ~,
bushol % retail. lianyl.sI LEE 4 InuS.N.,N
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-07

KDsfDEO<E WORMS RANNIIIE JORDAN
having purchased an interest in the Piedmont Works,
near nrhburg the business viii ccnnetcd in
the nanr and under the style of JORDAN CT rib They
viii he thankful to the former patrons the establishment for
aconnuanoc Of their patronage, and to the public large
their tasors They pledge themselves execute all work in
therlpe with hd0it ueatncss and dispatch
GRANVILLE JORDAN,
SEPTEMBER Goth, ls"5. GEO. G.. q I3LE
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-07

Atrnics Crates !!---A splendid assortment OF
VI Fancy Crates which, Tor beauty aud eheapuess cannot
be surpassed in all consult their
comfort the Furnace and Range Warehouse, and prepare
for Winters SNOW clad hand.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-07

u posting books and rendering bills would call the
teutonof Bookeepors and others GOLD
fENs, which very extensive, embracing every variety
and price Gentlcman who be something
nice in TINS line Wilde the favor 10 look in stock
SlLNERIHORN d CLIFF
len ats lEormrrIN II silly Orlhnrn)
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<tAsH vorIcE.---GnEAr txDUCr1If,\T,----

~ ihe Ladies OF me city ct l.'h"hburg audal Others visit
store aud examine NY large stock n FANCY Guu, rr
ing Of superior block and c1rcd slla French Aas. Vi
FRENCH Mousius; French PAds cheap .-A c.ar,l
rich Enhroi@erir Hosiery Sc Also 1904 ptrd ~
EngiishC Calico warranted pertouY flst cupts AT Az ,i "
OF ~ e'ns Como one and MI they sellha fs,
30 take on per eeat on al cash b over In alpnt "
DC lG.is. Il HAREISnN = -.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-07

= advertisements take pleasure announcing 10 my
friends and customers by the snoned that my
house Is free from all dsease and shall be pleased all
asusual J II SOLOMON
MR. JOHN II. SoLoMoN-Dear Sir. This viii no,Ify Won
that house regarded clear Of disease
authorised to open your doors again
kespecttully.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-07

aNRAYE@ AND zENDER>. just recoiyed.at
Qn Furnace Range Ware House eautifu assprtmeh
OF FANCY CRATES and TENDERS. Examine them, an
prcuare tor the approaching inter
Ocd IL & =. BLISS.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-05-15
Almost a Divorce.

The New York News mentions that a
malicious bridesmaid played very hand
some joke upon newly welded COUPLE.
She put them upon a clock bedstead and
wound it up for "four." The alarm of the
young couple may be imagined but not de-
scribed, when in the midst of the lady's first
sleep she was awakened by the horrible din
OF the alarum mingling with her husband.
whats that?" and before she was thorough
ly awake she was violently tossed on the
floor. Jumping up, she ran to her friends
room, crying, "I'll have divorce its in
famous--l'll never speak 10 him again-he's
a monster" Good graciousi'' cried her
friend Libby, in affected establishment
whats the matter, dear, do tell?" ale
he--he--" sobbed the weeping bride, and
stopped. "He WHAT" asked her friend
"kissed yoy9" "No! mol" vehemently ex-
claimed the other. she has thrust me out Of
bed" The matter was, however, Explain
ed and there has been no divorce,
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A LAWYER PosED.-"Willam look I'D
and tell us who made you. Do you know?''
William, who was considered to be fool
screwed bis face, and looking thoughtful
and somewhat bewildered, slowly answer.
ed, "Moses, s'spose."
THAT will do. Now" said councillor
g., addressing the court, "the witness
says he supposes Moses made him. This
certainly is an intelligent answer-more SC
than supposed him capable of giving, for
it shows he has some faint idea OF scripture
But submit, may it please the court, that
this is not sufficient to justify his being
sworn as witness. No, sir; it is not such
an answer as a witness qualified TO testify
should give"
"Mr. Judge" said the fool, "may ask
the lawyer aqueston?"
"Certainly::' replied the Judge; "ask him
any questions you please"
"Wall, then, Mr.. Lawyer, who do YOU
s'spose made your"
Aaron, ls'spose," said the counsellor, i'm.
itating the witness.
After the mirth had somewhat subsidized
the witness exclaimed, "Wall, now, we dc
read in the good book that Aaron once made
calf; but who'd thought that tarnal crit
ter had got in here9"
The counsellor was laughed down.