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ST. PAUL AND DUBUQUE STAGES.

L N Connection with Eastern Railroads.&c. Daily Lii Q
Of Stages will leave St. Pau for Dubuque via {. mon
Falls and Decorsh, and Tr-Weekly via Hastings al d
Red Wing during the close of Navigation Passengers
will be called for through the central part the City
and principal Hotels, by leaving directions at
the Office ST. Anthony Street. the American No
seats will be considered engaged until the fare is paid
the principal Hotels, giving notice to the Driver OF
Ageats NJ. o. WALKER, Proprietor Chicago.
/. c. GEORGE, Agent, St. Paul
Through tickets TO be Had ever an Railreaais East,
nov 1S-d4m J. G. GEORGE, Agent.
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A SPLENDID TRACT OF LAND FOz.


H0 ACRES, six miles from st. Paul, and four lzaek
~ Hom Mendaa. Will be sold at a bar ~
gain. The one half Is tipber the other half ROLL -.
ing prairie with splendid spring at one end En-
quire OF J. q. A. WARD,
N1niaes ofiar
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NOTICE.
LOR the purpose of settling up the business Of se
co-partnership which has existed between the sub.
scribers under the maine and style of PETIT & Co. we
offer for sale, at Public Auctoni Monday the day
of December 1885, at 10 o'clock, e. NJ the premises
to the highest bidder for cash, the STEAM SAW MILL
In Carver, on the Minnesota River together with the
Block on which said Mill is situated, twelve add-
tional lots adjoining Said Mill is in perfect running
order thirty -four horse power, and has attached Single
ana Latin Machine. For further particulars enquire Of
the subscribers. JOSEPH PETIT,
LORENZO STEGER,
Oct 6-Zeitung copy, david HENRY INWIN.
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AMERICAN HOUsE--NOTICE:

VIE Proprietor of the above popular and comn,odous
patrons and the public generally that in order to meet
TIE views OF the travelling community, he will on and
AFTER the hrs day OF November reduce the price of
board to one dollar and fifty cents per day, at the same
time he begs to assure his friends that there will be no
reduction in his efforts to please in the style or COM
iort which has heretofore characterized his ta
make the American House all that first class Hotel
calls for. s LON(; Prorri.tnr.
st. Paul, October 80, 1sJG.--dawtf
~ All Minnesota papers insert the above for three
months and send bills to American lIorsa
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Foreign Exchange.
EXCHANGE on ENGLAND, IRELAND, AND CON
rINENTAL EUROPE, for sale by
Nov 10, 1855 tt IRVINE. STONE + MCCORMICK
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WILLIAM l.: BANNING. CO

bankers. Banking House Eagle Street, near the
ID Winslow House, st. Paul. Money received on De.
posit Exchange Bought and Sold, Money constantly on
hand at market rates. Lcns for large sun,s On Real
Estate made on the most favorable terms. jee-dawy
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MINNESOTA MARBLE WORKs.

MINNESOTA MARBLE WORKS.
THURMAN NJ SMITH. dealer in American and italian
4 Marble, manufacturer Of Chimney Pieces Ntonu-
trade supplied Corner Seventh and Jackson Streets
st. Paul.
sepZS-dawly. ]. +. TosTEvIx, Sculptor Agent.
A LCOHOL-sS and s6 per cent. above proof. for sale
~ DAY & JENKS.
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Nfasonic.

Minnesota Royal Arch Chapter No. /, was
organized under the charter obtained from
the General Grand Chapter of the United
States, at its recent session at Hartford, by
the election of the following officers:
NJ. E.. Comp. A. I. G. Pierson, HIP.
E.. G. D. Elicit, K.
J.P. Wright, S..
T" Geo. w. Prescott, CHI.
w. S. Combs, Rae.
Geo. L. Becker, Treas.
Saml. Wiley, Sec...
A. lowering, NJ. Sd w..
Geo. L. Otis, I'd"
P. T. Bradley, 1st"
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I HAVE several fine spans and single working Horses
on hand which will dispose of at private sale, at
greatly reduced prices Apply to f. T. COLLINS, hia
Stable, back Of the New England House. n13-d3.t
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Bank Failure.

BALTIMORE. Nov 7.
The Manufacturers and Mechanics Bank
OF Columbus, Georgia, has failed.
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A CHANCE TO MAKE MONEY !

I)ROFlTABLE and Honorable Employ men--The sub;
L scriber is DESTROYS of having AgeI in eacl,
County and Town of the Union. capital of from s.
to FLO only will qe required, and anything like an efi-
cent energetic man make from three to five dol
lars per day Every information will be given by adj
dressing, with u stamp to pay return letter.
- VIM. A. kINSLER,
n1J-w2wk Rox 1903 ph;I,doI,h;. ~. ~. oar.
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tOR SALE lying on the main Travelled road from 81
L Paul to Lake Superior and about the Rice Lakes.
anu along the sunrise River and its different branches
The road from St. Paul Lake Superior passes tbroy
these lands Sales will be made great bargains if ap-
plication be made immediately to r
STARkEY l. PETTEYS, Dealers IN Real ": afe
iirlS Stree Da,,l
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BANKER,S NOTTCT,;

ct. PAUL LODGE NO. 2, l. O: O. F. meets every
- Friday Evening, in Odd Fellows' Hall cor of Cedar
and Third Streets, St. Paul. brethren in good standing
are invited to attend JOHN c. TERRY, N. q.
Il. A. Smith, V. G. -, 3
J. +. WILLIAMS, II. s.
II. s. TERRY. w T.
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FRESH SHE'LL OYSTERS.

TERRITORIAL WARRANTS
I'oR SALE-good for paying taxes Apply to
= '.f-.'.uIw M,pCIisir CO
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VOL. 5---N0. III.
BALTIMORE.

nK. MILLS MEDICAL OFFICE, Lock I'm.
- Urinary Batmore-instated. A. d lssl. No 81 South
ED OR 40 FEE REQUiRED.--Dr Mills. n experienced
Physician Of the Aopathe school, may be eodent,ay
suited In all enscs private nature disease IN
Ne N oney rcqaircd " n Curc i- not ~ EHecsed.
practical experience of over 20 years enahl's Dr NJ TO
In the shortest posh" lime to have safely
effected.
celebrated fur the eeetHa and'peedy cure Of all
nasvs Diseases established in This city ~
refuge from QnackorS, over go wears ago.
The High Reputation ...E
this Institution wond render public notic. unnecessary were
been aehed money MALT caed by Tho Chsrlaans who
flourish largely the public prs and with whom our city
Afflicted he an your Guard, .=#-,.
would avoid injury pceoiary nns and disappointment
cd NJ makcs anring professions, promises
than he viii bonorabiy perform. fnHaaf sH p
secondary nud Chronic Cnses. .r
Tho uausi symptoms Throat liberation Of the
Mouth Itching and Tenderness about the None Bloirhes
,ne and of sueh easr. Dr NJ
wiling to stake shonot aud reputation.
The Triumph of Science. "a
of Dr NJ. restoring and manly Wig
nr enova,ins shattered constitution and speed
ty adeby Injury Incurred nm erialn seeret habit,
Gmfsebtcd Manhood
may here find certain restorative thousands from their
,e tho itahn - pc which, from the
rG OF Quaekones Ia their thrri utie search, had be'
Adv.usaae. at Trcaimems. Is
No poi compounds of Mercury NOxions Druga
To Pennies.
Long experience IN he ueatment Female Affections
dAeasar, qualities Dr 10 afford Ldriy Roc and
effect the dhiculi Commune aons sacred
y nardrd, marked With sk and doieaey
Dr. Wills, S;rent usrcvcntive.
This applicable TO either will be sent
uy prepared by mail, receipt OF s5. by remtng siO
pant p,rpons cured 1t home, by addrc ssing DR. J. H.
MILLS BALrMoHF. De tcrs post paid1 Medicines sent in
any dree,ion, by mail or express
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TERMS.

The VIRG IMAM i published daily at st. ana weekly
- ner aunun advance No paper viii he discontinued
fet the in OF the pteprctur until al shall
nave been pad
ApNERTl SENEN ate inserted fer 30 cents per
10 lines or los fh first insertion and 81 each
m tance ordered weekly, and then 30
er lie charged each insertion, II the number
nsertons be marked on the Ms will BIT published till or
Tered out aul charged accordingly
THE EARLY RATES ARE
For Square, 30
do do ~
For do semrweckiy kiy......................... %
" intended for both subject 10 spe
III act.
o. Annual advertisers will be limited 10 their immediate
Dnsiness the Advertisements charged at transient rates
~ All advertisements appear in the daily and irl
weekly papers
n Obuarv which exceed eight lines are charged
tehbN Tor the eXcoss.
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sGLuIION.-Ihe firm of Mcdaniel, Ilurt A
Preston this day dissolved by mutual consent Tho
will be used by either partner In closing
he business Their Office viii he kept at the old stand
occupied by Messrs. lrby saunders - . . 49,
join ROBIN MCDANIEL
sc. HURT,
PLEASANT PRESTON.

v~OTECE.-Iiayine purchased Of Messrs Mcdaniel Hurt
q Preston entire stock Of Groceries and taken the
them, TO hhtr
hc numerous patrons Of Mcdaniel Hurt Pfcstohcnr former
ronrtu public generally large and well selected
stock of Groceries Liquors. staple Dry Goods &c which we
urr a market for Cash or to prompt customers
usual time -.
We viii give tartiruar attention to the COMMISSION
{f~yNIS s, all kinds Of country produce and consRr
monte rer,railv win rondcr sses promptly. and cash them
~ hen desired " make liberal advances produce in hand
rd w ia receive and FORWARD GOODS At the usual rates
When funds deposited produce placed in hand to meet
charges. .a,. r.,-,,r,-,4.
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BRILLIANT SCHE,AIE.
t.rund Consolidated Lottery Of Mary land.
IA

rHNO huBBppERS OF GOBACCO WEST,
u VIA BALTIMORE, Mprhe undersigned, Forward
Merchants and Agents of the fennsy Railroad at
Baltimore respectfully solicit SHl pMfNTS OF TOBACCO
40 ALL POINTS IN THE WEST AND SOUTH WEST,
mud from their with the trade having been
the ronssners of large of the Tobacco
est through ialtmor they aacr themselves that they
give satisfaction To sbippcra ...5 ~
Freight ms low ms by any other line
Consgnnonis to or the solicited punctualy
attended 10. MAGRAW & KOONS,
81, North street, Baltimore.
Refer TO Jacob iIoald Co. Brandt Jr Baltimore; Y L.
dudley, w. r Smith Mcdaniel, Hurt Preston Miller &
tr'n'haw, Lynchburg; Crcnshaw &Co, Riohmcnd
dir
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IRBY & sal NDERS.

TnNIT undersigned having sGlI their stock of Goods
4 Mossrs Irbv Saunders would mHst chperfuty recon
ialnd them o on former friends and patrons -.
Dee. "a. lrJJ. MCDANIEL, III Rl fhESiDN,
ian
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numerous The eases Of It's that almost every "' W VI
the courtr in ne sons publicly known whohaNe
restored alarming aud even desperate u'Sc't -,
luEs ny when tried its SUPERIORITY w. -,
other cine kind apparent 10 cscal e "s
and where it's known the pubic no ihP' "'
what antidote cmpioy the distressing anu m o'r
tions of ,. numonay organs which incident to our
climate And not o, in formidable attacks upon tn 'oes
Ln the ndcr varieties OF Colds Coughs l'oars,'''>
and tor Cbl,,n il il tl urasane,t and safest medicine h
caii he obtained H.,
As il has long been in constant use threutHul
do more than the poolir rs seuu,H @
to tie best tha, It hes been. and ti'' me
Gle Is sold hv John H. lynchhnrG anu p4 "' - '7e
aud Country Merchants throughout IN" start
fr'cel. Ladd & Co., Richmond, General ASth"'
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~ hand Pure derod Black Pepper Saltrctfe Red Pepper
Mnee Gloves sag. Ac 4 Stsagcs mud Beet Ia which
we direct attention OF llousekrcpnrs
\ II THOMPSON & 90.
IITup
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NEW. W.YoRK ADVERTISEMENTS



The undersigned desires 10 call the attention 81 '",.s
aud Guardians ha wing children of snw mental on physa
,eopem.nt fact that he has opened in Hari M ""
miles above the of New York, in very hea'hta ~
hesutf location. Private Family school where Su,n ~
iron can he received and taught The experience he has ha
than eight years in connection with The w.
pcunsylvaufa Institutions Tor Idiots, has SHOWN w
that very much Ia bringing these chiiren '"
normal condition In instances ne mas hso ,on
hume either common school WIN auN
the duties Il life with success Inc eathf e
training commences he better For circulars rete'e ~
address JAMES u RICHARDS,
aug 96dly Ne. aA broadway, or llailem' Ne" 'e'N'
CONNOLLY 4 ADAMS. Tobacco ao"mts-
SION MERCHANTS No, Il FRONT SIR o. NoN i"'h
- Liberal advances consignment a.,
ir. INNISC ADAMS would be pleased 10 hear from hls
irouls nj this house. JAMES a Wa No'ti''
rlaadly RoB'T NJ. ADAMS.
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.yEE,SCssERIsy PECTO

U,orsegess y, p. ne Rroncaitjs, Hhoopiay CoHPh'
C.'onp, 4stEma amt togs"mP''o"' n.s
remedy ha, won for i's"lt >nrh h',,'n,y
+ jts cures of every Pulmonary disease,
that ii is isentirely unnecessary 10 recount
,ha.yidenccs of its virtues IN any com
,,unitv where it has been employed. 80
,silr i thc field of It's usefulness az so
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pS.LI. -.rp,, Of nooI-. STATIONARY, pnp,r

~ HANdfNus, FASCY Guppo, e., &c.-PAh Ne u
tURlSrIAN would respectfully nnuonnr" o r public thar
being made 10 lhcir st ck Will
MAXI compare avornbly with that of any other establish
Kind In ihA country and they confidently believe
ty aud viii offer grcui inducements Ia Pniea
tcs s any regular House Having purchased largely
recent Sales they will offer many yannble Works
much nnd, pullshers prices.
Their stock Books In all the yanns departments
Iiferatnrc Medicine Theology History Science
MisruianfuB, School DC, Nc.
STATION \ variety OF Stationary Cap Paper
common nue plain rul d Letter Paper sizea
euorz quatp Note do Envelopes large supply Bus
and Fancy
ParFn IiANGlNG AND BonpfmNG--A largo aud heautiin
assortment
TANcY GOODS great ypricty, Portable Desk. in p NJ
Mahogany Rose W ood &c PORT foloi, at prices varying
Sl5. Port Monnes 80 styles Pocket Books
srabe ST. ylos Work oXes Card trscs tabas Fancy Ink
stands Paper Weights sc, suitable for presents.
Also. Mathematical luslrumtuS Chess Men BacEnmmon
IioaIis Tooth Brushes liar brushes Combs Inks, Black
Blue Red and tndrlblc, Copying Prcssct, &r,
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS -ianus ja receiving, Gui.
very Vioins varying price from ~ 30 I" SO,
IuteR Aceor,oans. q fuoN 10 Ia
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~ MFRS lIrlae,npbtr por,ral Gallery Main S,Ieei 4
,29i' i" Nlag' s.,rst ] lynshonrg Va sr t1a "a e
w. ,, Ses ''',o 20 ahh no. II, ,''i+' sn'lass'ak IN
sy' # Portraits Miniatures before drawn by pencil
For nencs. roanlne.s lcplh of light and shade and rich
ness If pe thoy wanicrh They without the glare
nj The pafuerc"tsre be seen in light and r;h and
NJ very " ,,mpe ,"i "ose i" enS ~' nme% aa %
without delay
uihc hrs repaired lifted up hh Gallery IN
bcaunul aud would he pleased wait on al
IL, nl ~ ,nr#r in fl,. dncsf st,lc oI t,,r at
nStaelrc' f,rcs raatmfs nrannss SC. copied On,
oar views nd Miniatures of deceased persons taken AT .
SaT} e,s,cs moderate ,srrone 10
rlosro stock tor nalc aud instruction in the art
= : : = y"
- ua seN, aln drsi in adopting improvements may
he 4 nes 'tylc of Portrait Photograph, o'
tnNnss roored IN OIL combining the accuracy OF the Ambro
T5a Nj a5 aracnped F tie "' sgrai"ss Of Mr. n ilam
arrole.-,n Portrait raioer thoroufh, .kllod
his art aud prepared show ncimens lh,
ampade Tfess lorrai,s e alike the wonder pni a,imi
Nh '"," NJ ' S"'1 rb,'sr'ri,s ~, ny
a.e am l5aot Ia life lhsm"ees, was lsr"totfd andret
i8' ~ y" Au" ~ ha'''''i' 'ho fA"' ioi si'h"'nb
'Nnrd fe kooey asa several new splcs Of Amb@Yp"
my O .''"s' 'as ''''fR ln"N ia
fHsn', IA 'as1' m. anHNl1ns,ve IT, & a,laai,,anr",
a. ts., t s,.,54a n, +, ,,,,p,, ar lfx ,,an,- .stnb,h
,,',t ili, iil 1'lt,s 4 II 'n,Tous, T. q IyncnGnrr
"a s lnay w l,s
4 tn0pEHa NNNEED.-sN good knrr'i
u Cooper, cam 6nd employment AT high wages Appl,
,cu -. LANGiioRNl Il JOHNS
sn,,,.,. 49,, ~, .5;,, ....
~, sii ,' ne ''s ''', '''"
nfN,efni aft'rle o" hneN"hrai t'ur 'rnr'l Ri Mnen,
hrstrae & FLYNN \ 60.
my cuts
, .~D, ,r,,.s .,s.sn< .
Is rcc1,d .notbrr elegant Mad nroyn,
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~ and friends 10 examine our second stock
Work anrh Emhrodcd Collars and Sleeves Srtis
Emhrudnd rcnkt sctts, Mourning 40 Embfolcd Collars
Linen do al Maltese Lace Srtis white nEu Black Maltese
Luce Sctt Maesc Lnees Nhte and Black Emhfoded Front
Skirts Infants Waists Cambria Bands wiss do Dimty do
Jaeq iard do, Sc, a., which we are acing very low.
ori 9Its JAS. "A SIIGl4EK a co.
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NAHN sOaA~.-Nc have hnnd ~ good
stock Il an SOCKS very heavy suitable negro
men Ald h"3a LEE I JOHNSON
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Nhor and Nhr,d IainWIaFs IoNOa NpNkTnF t,Sl
very for making Blanc Mugo, Jeics &c, Also
Extracts Of Vanilla Lemon, lnt Apple ,rry &c, Tor salc
by JOHN II. SEAN,
uoVo1 IA DruTHlat
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EAVssaITTIGS.-Thc Firm of Tti.1Afts.
~ FERRO & HAMILTON Is this day dissolved by mutual
consent The name the concern will be used by either par
in closing he business
would taxi this occasion 10 thank the custom
.s of raef rro q Hamilton their patronage aud would
-csectlul, solicit acontinnanccot the sam" 10 h~soi Tie
viii keep constantly hand large aud select stock o Gr7
rcres staple Goods aud Liquors OF every d"s % and
,so a choice article chewing obatco by Wholesale or
,r,n all If which hc " sell low for Cash. - iHuriual
customers on Acons ennents promptly attended
n - if'-'t'i i'''''
FHNF uncrsrnedin retiring from th" business won most
chccriulv his successor and former l"f.ht
,lr Iaafcrro all ot his friends and acqnalnsi
sep l9-ts Rep copy JN' y h4NIE' 'I>
NrEW CONCEHN.-Thc "ndcr-ig"rd "n''"a
u entered into coparncrSlp under lhc style ana
Gr of NJ ROLLINS CO. for the purpos" OF transaetmg
Grocery and Commission business have taken the store ro
,pptly occupied by Mr John oiins who're they Will lac
pleased to their friends and the public grneraIly
MARTIN HOLLINS
JAMES W. BTRCH.
GEORGE H. BURCH
The subscriber having sold his stock of Goods +" NJ lions
srd na,ron. JOHN HoLLINS.
I ,sv,ny Ljsnsdsctsy
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AI.WAvspmEpAu 4 HAUNE

call attention 10 their fall Il Winter svles of Clothing
opening their establishment Main strt H. opposite Far
mcrA BANK lynchhurg, Va Their Agrut Mr DlADN, has
spcnt sN weeks IN the North, manufacturing Nnnda specially
this mnrkot and hcy safy PROMISE thai their present.
Stock surasses, in siy. quality aud variety, thing hey
heretofore offered the public In thoir tho
following articles may be found
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MALL and Winter GsOOds.-Wc inNtfr oar GUS
toners and friends examine our tnck New ,'oous
" whh Ia nearly complete will with any >ioek ever
opened In this city. a. n Hi"''-'
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-09

e,-~WE, ,FriEsNDERsIGNED, would - q
tgAA3respectfIy say 20 hn1 customers and trcnds N
XIX that have just returned from New York. EtNS
~@-e where have selected our Stock oil all Good -
with great hoping suit the Tastes d"
aud VIII open, for yonf inspection, Tuesday the 2i
INST entire Stock consisting BoHnots, Rhhous Flow
Feathers Icaddessos, Dress Caps h"tar Gaps torrs
Je. Necklace Bracelets aud White Wax BoHd~ aud ien
Also OF hnr Velvet Cloth aud Mtrnn trafs h va
r,y of Lace gouda ekciel lot Of iurs of dlopm
.inds and all prict- TIN al, I'SA vary i =" TO
all classes Pleas" cd aud irrl assured
You able yourselves ~ IN price aud quail
-. ours, very tfAptcIin iN..-.. -
!. MATTHIAS & co
Iynehburg Rep copy G and Lexington Gazette A. aud for
ward account. lsclIGu
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MERCHANDISE, &C.

lIIACN GlOTn DRE~s GOArs-A full
supply Of really fine Drcss aud frook Goats OF own
manufacture warranted equal custom k Just received
yom our Head Quarters
BIRRoUuIis sUAFER 4 co.
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lAtTOUEW 1Sth '56.-J0st received lot Of
- those Castor beaver oser Goats Raglans Az
GLASS ~ RAINEs.
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NTEW FAMILY GROCNNN.-Wc hnve NOW
and intend to keep hand good Family Groco
rcs such Flour Meal Sugars caes ami Teas Diied and
superior Hams Durkecs Yeast Powders,
and siporior article, Mustard Pepper, Salt Ginger Spec
Soap of variety Of brands Cheese Chocolate, Sperm Ada
,nantne and Talow Candles. Also beautiful lot o sd"
Work Baskets We invite country friends give ac
bring their Butter &c for which will pay the eshh
trade VALENTINE & HENlNG
p. s Always hand good assortment of Stape pry
Goods Loot 4 Is
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HSOR THE GENTl.EU iotbs, enssi,
n mefe Vsstngs Pocket aud Neck ilk Net shirts end
brewers &c. NAT. ttt6tNhf'"h''
tits
a,pIEg E ATuER.-2OO sides Good sole Leath'
- oi, Just TO hand and for sale by NlLNoN w
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-09

Nember of the Rovs College surgeons London Graduate
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Washington telegraph., 1856-01-16
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The United States has 81 tunnels on
nels and railways. the longest of which :.
abmt ! mile. 'u Is
England has 4S canal tunnels Of ,n
gregate lengtl, of 40 miles. the loncsa, e.
ing ov err miles. on the Hudder>fsIs y Oe'
nal She has also 70 railway tunnels "a, "a
of which amount to 33 miles. the Ior,. 10
being miles. 's'
The longest tunnel on record il o.
in the district of Schemntz, in Huncarn' '
Its length is variously stated at from 10 ! o.
10 IL l2 miles. 1t is used to drain
extensive series Of mines, and also far ~
! trans sppr;ation of ore OH railway cars
In France there are Sc tunnels op r.,
ways, and on canals SO of which Arc ..
aggregate length of AS miles. The I.s1 ~
est of small size is 7:45 miles. and tba, s
large dimensions 3:5 miles The r."
and Havre road has 8 tunnels Paris OIL
Lyons also g.
On the German railways are 10 tnD.
nels
In Sardinia there is tunnel 9 m;o.
long, through Mount Glow, on the Gcoos
and Turin railway On this road in 9s
miles through The Apenines. are nine tnn
nels.