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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1856-02-20


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A very original composition by Eliza.
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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-30

FHff1f % lkprstRf or the Llff or ADAM CIAFKr-
Frry Interesting volume and should be read BY al ages
scots hnd denominations
ma AMY is highly Interesting aud seas'uahle volume
MEMOIR - DoLt-i"un Misses will bc deeply interested
and greatly benefited By reading tal. Aeu8lf
tATArOMrs 81 ROM We need call attention this
Nolnmo-@tAe title vii sooure that
SCna9t btYz RryHwip Students should fan 10 READ
tits Volume
Tu SAD MfsfAKr narrative Illustrating i'm much vivid
ufss aud fidelity the mistakes which often in tho
ree"us training If families Parents don't you need tins
h4akt
I1 GAt QUESTION Is book, It Of great ip
forests VII YOU read it
All 81 the hbose aud the publications the American q
Union gcnorly such Libraries Teachers Helps Question
hooks Hymn Books Maps and Miscellaneous vaups eau be
had a. Ian horne Walkupa Book stsrc. lyHebbug. va
Z. JENNINGS
fh - sup.t. Am y $. Iznop
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EXTRAoRpINARY. CASH.

RICHMOND. Nav LIST 1876
Gentlemen. My child had commenced breaking cut last
fhl In small ores which gradually extended
head. including b1tl ears whirh by the
L. fear that both drop OH
tried all sorts Of advertised aud domestic remedies
good results then procured and appsd little IT RI
OIL II began 10 get better the bottle rot broke ep
piled gals oitt gain began get NJ cider d,ug6
ter said Pa rogt OF that oil head
looked so much better when you used IT. Ne another
bottle. and her head nearly well Tits ag1ga
yased case and took halt an hour etet la
offensive. one bottle feel assured viir,gt
her entirely, az there but little of the disease remaining
Yea entitled to this aud tor the others take
great pleasure In giving YOU this certificate
Respectfully ]. CHALK
IO MeeSrs A n
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-30


tu4rf expressly ton this Hle and hast superior "ts3in"
itians f1r passengers Th,t commanded hY Apsfsn"
farIsas wtH qualified Tor iHs fradc aud Who will are "
Rrrtau accommodate ly wu be l"wrd a. 1hd d'"h
i, tsz s stsau aud may In relied On to sal prompt! a.
advertised -,
Merchants sgn2 North ordering goods tram NJ" AorN
aud Interest o. hip by tbs line a. "'ishi "l
.yrf5 Wi BE- made ny tho agents ia Richmond anu
te give satisfaction Insurance can b. elected III
to Richmond Association by this nr a per cont
sycrtfuy ask and hope To succeed IA obtaining iuh
share II patronage
Gods Shipped by line "a New York WI be f'r"ari'
fee ii rauials Orleans Mobile Charleston 81
,nuuab % other Southern u Northern puft
The ses,cs will lie n Richmond n t1e Doch Ia Nov York
Of Berth D Guilce House slip foot Of Wal street
DAVID WM CLitRIE, Richmond AGENTS
{ il pIERSO%t \. \,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-30
BOOKS. STATIONERY, &C.


NrEw ROOk-.-Ihs Ancient u.brsw-, by
y Abraham Mills Aedrra brosce ny Hour ~ hard 4
N.s 4f4.k fbr Aafbar IF rho " f1a Nae Aurd Hdh
i#s a. & sak Three Fer tent Month the Penls
10 4af iifsHs HE I'D Begima and tle Revolution Is u
IaagHH1 N ai4u Lester. the Mothers MEaka conn
tr4aI frifsIs Napoleon AID Hbips dsmr II tns
Il4as i,fs tt sza.Eh Iaatey tlfe Washington HIasHa
aud 1iturs II Henry Clay be la lids
lisf#Hs fs s1r.flsa 81 ttaafr Woods work
m Itl4apeHes aud rHHrHafalost TIaukfnlaess ~
ItyIas Irr rut Tsshts 81 Beutaniu Franklin Nenprs
. Baki.u i5fa AID Adventure 3t BsekWoufth liar
pcrs Il game oafHhDr tad'+ - 80 usf received -
E1rfss# IANDHOhNE 4 WAIKUP
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-30

Ms 4 BRO BYEt@. Richmond, Va, beg 10 INFORM the
pf1., ri Ivnehbrg at they prepared 10 execute
ever, desert % OF six Cotton Wooden dy cling or Ctat-
fny A. y Ill n. can be done York elscN here have
new ina hncry very best Of workHc, and can guar
10 our pafrons Mcrno. ard De Lain
dress, Yed fashionable cuof, 10 sutt the tase Of the
aps Sh1Nls every description dyed or rlennpd Grape
SHAW sp scarlet other couis cIuHl 10 import
al Nrves quail Six dresses cleaned and Grease
Or stains Ne intend do work equal to
aHv adjustment nrd and respectfully solicit
ill., patronage Of the ctzasot LsntlbGrg aud Eenty Gen
uraru dycd ana cleaned t" look quail / new
DENNIS q BRO,
succassos " Hines, Franklin ST, opposite Mrropoi-
fan Ila# Richmond Va sfpidts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-30
Read the Truth about our Turf oil.

KltHN0NO- ApTI IOTl IeIN
During sleigh ride this winter past m,
leg and the skin Of place large nay hand
the traces rubbing the inside of the thigh applied
Turf Oil aud 70 day az two he was well Another case
A mule hich working my dfHN herAme unable
walk On examioinR his foot discovered nail
inches long the head NJ driver hbars
he would be good for nohns drew the out Inserted
piece of lint and your Turf OH aud once
and from thai he has As COED
as ever. also saw horse badly snagEod the
his thigh In two places about inches dopp
inches wide from which he sin day
CN was applied andn brought them entirely sound
truly is one Of the greatest remedies for IhaNe
known and have lived IN drug for several
fhh u You think proper. VERY truly
Ro Messrs Dove 4 Co. j II MEISIGIR
For sale by sTROIHER 4 WHITEHEAD
ma dem INp,lIs,-
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-30

II subscriber receiving age additional snpPies Of
Drags Medicines D Paints. AatA4hvs Pafeui Medicines
&c which renders las stock lars" aud Euu fe turs
cling every article usually found in Drug store
Particular attention given Ia The selection Il hc pns ehi
kest goods and rrery article warranted rsrforruted
Prescriptions fhy srAa and iaura carefully compound
cd all taes and all the pharmaceutical preparations
made as they appear ~ the Journals
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-30
ny.E0N.s esorstsN.: HALF -

IA Nel.f, 81 r. IEtsBuhG My Stock # - y yea
GIaAhE aud Gents Fumishii Gaotls cu,rg,, :, "t NH
iehsIt and superior variety ~ have eyef Laaij ' -
:" eNh'o'tl1F !" III, e'llze So Inc tockade rty
country. Ny Stack Ut e. .tS tassincrc. mi
be' II -eiect1d With great ere from first mpurtan,
siylts patterns, and Wi be made 10 oI,ltr in the Al &
upon snort n iir and warranted to sut ,r III u
sons IN want of fin far1A aud Wedding su II IL r.
rial and best hhs sauuoi te sapIointei rf,, ,' F.
pt my stock. Nj. JOHN lIllE CutterarI n A..''
Custom Department. HOS " III .'.#
ptt
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-30

apr',oltaral Chemist and sole Proprtetor. Hl1ams 8,
1.uTs
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-30


" u,l,d aucv supply OF eho,,c Jewory cntarng man
u,N aud beautiful things to which would call ttent,
al AoIh l'di,. and teHt.pIueH-
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-30

Cnfsrtnftfiu April lath. 1880
Msssrs poes Co-Having used your rnrt on hndpg
II 10 he such tne medicine. thin 1t due YOU that yon
should know It, Ny daughter about ago
rocker of chair aud and bruised her thigh very uth
assumed the form oft boil aud became very had II
laueed by physician but that did relieve II bc,ime
running sare aud continued Tor nearly l,d
every medicine could hear Of with effect until
duu.i bottle Of your Turf Ontftcr using bottle
and ahsf was entirely healed lhaSo used phei
aud found tho benefit You liberty
this as you think proper CIA1.kIN.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-30
uSHEsu VANILLA uE.N-.a, e." nc-l


Il EVERY DESCRIPTION on MNN or hLA~r
WAHhAkIln 10 Cuui. Asn 40 nARoIU tHaH INrostIt "a
COLI pfiee 80 cents per buttlc
htatd according 10 Jrt Of Caagrtss IN the CFs one ~ "a
Disrc Cpar for tho Eastern bsfrf of TfgtHa by PDt
s co, RiohmOHd Ia 30 sfzs
1, rt,t 4 ~
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-30

Belts aud Monies Percussion Cups GunPo" der Patent
shot Balls Pow Flasks. Pouches and Bels Bind bass
&IpIles and Wrrnchcs Washing Rods and Ieklt rs Dig
Chains and Collars Gun Maker Materials &c az 10 kf
NOLVERS and FIVE SHOO1El At maunta, ure's prices,
the trade. : 81 IIiffLANp,
No Is. Main street, opposite Eaglc Square Richmond Va
\ DIPLOMA
OF TN FIRST q AS " as NV AHptn BY TlE VIRGINIA
NttuANts INsfI1r1E feH III foMu1ioN
uf IHE AitruAAIC AIRS 10
SAMUEL SWITZERLAND, OF RICHMOND, NIkG'A
For raactf Ct rs l1SIOi aud XII LIS, cALthtcd
the Exhibition II Articles American Manufacture, he'd
the CIT, at Richmond oa the 10th day OF NY, Isl.
JANIS ". I.lNTLIEN, J \. BfLNlN,
secretary. President
ia fgi
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-30

%r0EfGE to 'gobmcro Iamuil,tn,cr.
" 50 Cas,s I b 4 i Mss Iieatrt
% ! I x to
100 llnIi Casts NJ .
1916 Acc
Al on consignment aud for salc low b.,
IHOS BRANCH 4 say.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-30

r. .s., -Es....s4ssgz virginia - TENNESSEE
cat ~ ~r5-.--ysTs RAIl.RDAD-On Thursday III e.
IpIof Juuc the Passenger Tram Will
commence running to SAT- Works Branch Junction
.ta#I-t II GIlI. Con Suf.i.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-30
z,,,.v .>DaosDO> MUSTARD
Nl-f4ra Ms and rs, for sale 10y ,,.ta-ropg, G 20
orr = - , lsb'''>' ''
,,.-,,oxs. nTI,ruiS. Dcni'rs ia Gents

lE Getting aud + FINISHING 1"ahs Az nam 80 ' -
BI.,.i ! T. ITO Fall Sto. J. 1T =, ,a.t 10. tho
aeapn T. thr stoei If Goedt Introduced ~ l,r
- il affbars would be wt TO notice M t''' - s'i
s45 ttale all -eetl"is N me 'a'- 'iis
n, ,. Is, i "a. been I#aatcd la Hi Han1 Am a. -,
, :. avs a. cess W. take adf"hlaHe
fi- ma Ir winch Ia make ourselves M" !" eA -
course faat On examination all rafi's VII Juast i M
- . 70. .uf 4rtruIar merits. being perfectly sa'll'" ''
,I, l er.. notions aud Judgment mu@ ie o'hsui'''
- 100. tti.ss il, The wav II Gents Wearing Apparel VIII
Ir attention. and the assorted nes viii al al iht 10
t1tJ 5b,r So shat eath uHitfs wants wa ne N"Il'
,s r,,r, IA ait, f.r the prarcr Iresntt"n {" "ui bhsi
ness W hopo bkc the fact apparent l. cur CUSTOM
ar a .a ia #ts During the LIST wear W. U'Nt u
t,I 5 4 room expressly Gebls Furnishing 1''S Whefe
customers may every thing pertaining r. l"st
the Chatting Department guarantee the Stock 10
n peffa I'm poia durability. Fit and Styles because we
NAL srry tLug aud have no hesitation IN saAs
lr p a. ~ m be found rIul 10 The best ordrr ~ark III me
rrtre Watching the Yariuus changes If Fas7h Iaitle
,, pspe, ion and approval \ call is solicited by
~ GiONHOS6 i ItfMAN,
sc,ft4 40. - Main st. Iii hmonG Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-30
( AS FITTING AND PLVNnSNt..-Wc

As FITTING. AND PIgvG.sSss-Wc 70.
~ sprf.hly call the attention Of thc Pullic toosr
I'i,' ,--etmri at Gas Fixtures from Factory el t
.Ius y Baker, Phialt phia
y are prepared 10 do Plumbing Work 4 Ill hip1.. .
~ ar.-s sets Hot, Cod Of Shower Baths I,u -
Balh-iHhs, " ash Basins lion or WrdQcware w 49,.
"i,h NmNs hon or Lead Boilers Iron or Copper y,
kinds OF Ilumbhlg NuIk
We w"ad also ask attention to orr Galvaiizc1 IL ~
new article vii. Is much Us, FIR Water Pc Per
me country who wish Gas ur Water d. traHH#|
md 10 their adv antage call Oh the sulscii#,r
JAS CLIGANp
Practical Gas Filter &c "a door above Lilef,v W.
MN st. Lynehburg Va. s.-f
ENRH RENT.-l wish 10 rom out M, tto.r
NOT 81 which is IN hfsiratc urdcr. wa. ga
rrHt Wy ~ n II Inns.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-30

- NIReHANT. Main SrIat1 l1Aeht1ha-- Having last
rI4rrd ffam Saffbt In's have nv IN hand aud re-
. r,afY d4v the largest usf desirable Stock nf ca
lras and fIofs before offered by ur TO ny oil rue
fsl. and pobe at large NJ stnct cnnsss IA etf} az
a.#Hsuai.e keI thu trstHrN line relua STATION in
"a ag will ss g'fs - cheap 4 not cheaper i3an aus
as p I4Hfbbufe ryst5 artldf that sill T. g.
atirs .nsttou sale 1huS nothing but the WY beet
NJ Ito 10 qck sails aud s1a trhts 300 every Instance
A nds country ptdHcr taken exchange faf gda at r1
/
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-30

- Coffee sugar. all grade, sud prices ImIotia Gun
Powder Black IaAutW NJ and Matkcrss beautiful
Dr., # bad Beet winch viii TAXI pleasure ia si'iug tHr a
lies Wv Drleaus HHi Gnba A8laz GuHg and lIas Appc
,besze Sperm Adausut,r fsur, Ceor,d and laiaw
dies Nirp IlefefI. a srHird Peaches. SuraI PIP
torl Candy Of bfauius, homemade, Iret
aud Bar SOAP. Iagura, ls5 aud Java tunr
/ have also added stock beautiful lot Of DRY
GOODS Iasslurre Plaid bnghams. Prints
r4lIsn striped domestic Beaehnd aud ulh,sehtd Cot
tom. ebit Do will scitIow Tor Gash
may 5ts II SOLOMON.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-30

u Winter staple and Fancy DrY Goods Iur
thad hcfere aud iaf exhibition by the undersigned which
he calls the attention of his customers and the patc
lis goods selected with a. 10 style quality
price, II sou buy bargains call On him u
T. determined 10 s.sery cheap for ,aah l. Country Mrf
he has euy word say aud Thai yuut
pses further Last AID Iuy your good from hh he
wiz sru cheap any housa Ia Richmond 4 Petersburg
OFT 6Js SAIuASIEI. q UBHESIlElMER
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-30

hsssrs Done tabcnuem.u i aevd ahout fourth ai
bottle OF Inr O upon the back the
back almost entirely piare iaN
hand. aud this single application only applied
hnp entirely and permanently real, surprised tie
quickn Of Its curatS properties aud hmk aRt
aud en- caeions than thing OF tho kind
have sold housa DIS Of bottles Of other preparations similar
purposes.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-30
JEWELRY, WATCHES, &C.

NO" - the time 90 get Hprguins.-s would
"a uast respectfully call Tho attention ut the nhiic
iUuE tho lItW Hfrt-t Tins air Earrings,
tHN and ttss and mauy other things numerous
tomeHi"n p-t received and I sale theap rs am dtternr
cd 20 sell ltpKun- am constantly adding Stftk goods
u oN"rv description tail nnd .Namne for yourselves
IL. IDN- : Ill EMAN
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-30

Sc, F'sii--i hc ssorC IsoHho recent, "''tf .v,
- ~ d AZ Gamphru G.nrt liunSc. i ''. OIL,
rooms. ",f httcd M. 4u,.i, Ia.,s zen atury. ara r
sls1 d, shtu'v -f#I.I my A.IJ un~ 1t-s -,
< ven lunua datcly. joins u. AI.IAANIa.."n
al ietII- Gaupt. IT. gu.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-30

1I$-. AL - 300 bu>ucl- 1.isb0n sal
IL "Se We will sci, al about half the cost o.. I,..
As3.i"ble and cheap article stock and farming l.
is's 4O's PEBBLES a hA4t4
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-30

.a,.,.G.1s

SIN YGRk PAekEIs-Ihs H'N nome .az~e-hs3.
Iu. j. opposed following Hcsst - ana sai4a
irH Nv iufk csey tHirc days. Al o"L-d IA the ei9
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1856-04-29

SmuGKIyG BnurALIrY.-We are informed
that few days since young man who has
been married bur II few years, and residing in
Fra"kiort, got 'gI"ri"usly drunk,' and abused
his young wife in IL brutal manner, knocking
some of her teeth out OF her mouth, and other.
wise hrui>ing her: but this did not satisfy him.
On Monday night, or rather about 8 O'Clock
on Tuesday m"rning oflhis week, he returned
from u ggery drunk, and kicked her until
he broke several of her ribs, and she is now
in IL dying STATE, of not already dead.
Little Falls Journal.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1856-04-29
SMUGGLING SILK INTO TIE UNITED STATES.

SMUGGLING SILK INTO TIE UNITED STATES.
"A curious trial has occurred III Liverpool
which has developed the fact that Manches-
ter merchant; named John Brennan, has been
for the past five or six years dcfrauding the
United States revenue, by seuding silks To
this country. done up in hampers representing
porter. The rascal had made an arrangement
with clerk in the employment OF the agent
of one of the lines Of passenger slips, through
whose connvancc he had been enable to carry
on very successful smuggling business
Three of these hampers having tailed to reach
their destination, having been throwr over.
board in the Hudson river to escape detection,
the Manchester merchant brought suit against
the clerk to recover the value OF their contents.
hut was nonsuited. the Judge declaring that
he could not assist any body in detrauding the
Govern-nen. Of the United States.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1856-04-29

SHOCKING DEArr.-Cart. Wm. Eaton, of
Wells. met wilh shorkin. dr;Ih on Monday
last. He WAS engaged III his mill. saving
logs, when, by s"inG means, he was thrown
across The carriage which supports the logs,
and directly in iIont Of the saw, and was sawn
completely through, part of his body falling
thronh the mill into the stream below. Cap.
tain Eaton was very much respected, and his
sudden aud shocking death has caused pro.
found sensation in the town. He was aged about
SO wears. He was alone in the mill at the
time Portland (Ac.) advertiser.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1856-04-29

DEATH OK THE CARS On the train of cars
which left Philadelphia for Piil>hur9 On Wed.
neSday night last one of the passengers, James
L. Williams, of New Brunswick, New Jersey,
came to his death i'll the following very strauge
manner: His wife was sleeping besiIe him,
and his son, Il small boy, on the seat ir front
of him. When about two hours out from
Philadelphia it was observed that his head
hung do u outside Of one of the windows of
the car in which he was seated, on being pulled
inside he was furd inscn>ibIe, apparently
dying, the blood flowing pr"tuseIy from II
severe confusion or wound on the hend. At
the next station he was taken off the car and
soon expired. His vile was in the deepest
agony OF mind, and lrlcgraphed to her relatives
in New Brunswick to como to her relief. The
deceased, with his wife and child, WIS on tho
way to Chicago, OH visit To his wiie's father
The supposi!nn is that the wound was Inflicted
ON passing Il water tank or some cars standing
on the other track. 1t is another admunition
that passengers should observe The advice paint.
ed on the doors Of the cars to avoid putting
their heads or arms out of the windows.
Pattsburyh Post
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1856-04-29

THE WASHINGTON LIGHT ISrASTRY.-Our
correspondence leaves the Company at Camp
Porter, where trested after the patriotic labors
and interesting ceremonies attendant on the
erection and Inauguration Of tue Battle Mon.
ument. They arrived at Greemvle on W
nesday, where they were received with every
demonstration respect, aud grand ball was
given in their honor on Thursday evening.
They reached Columbia yesterday afternoon,
and were reserved at the Railroad Depot by
the CoIumbia Flying Artillery, Governors
Guards, aud RicbIand Volunteer Rifle Company,
by whom they we're escorted to their quarters.
In the rvvriug they had Il snmptuons enter.
tainn,-ut at the C"ngaree House as the guests
OF the Independent Battalion.
The CoWpsny are expected to arrive at the
Railroad Depot at 2 o'clock this alteno"n, and
&iii be received and escorted to their Qnar.
ters 10y the Charleston Light Dragons, the
Palmetto Guards, and detachment OF the
Washington Light Infantry, composed Of those
members, who, from unavoidable business en
gagemen!s, We're prevented from joining in the
excursion.
The Washington Light Infantry nave per.
formed a most honorable service to the State,
and particularly to their OWN section oft, in
this distant pilgrimage tn one OF the great
battle fields of the Revolution, and they will,
We hope, be made to feel on their return TO
their homes, that the heart of South Carolina
is not dead to the heroic rec"llectons Of that
great Struggle which ended in making her an
Indepenent Sta,e.-CharleSton Mercury.