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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-09-18
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III rAIiOh- and Dealers 10 READY MADE
GIofiN0 beg leave 10 state I" tho public hst they
hsvs ~stirsly tshta,shsi thslf rt"fs pppost. Truman
smith Hsskihs iouAs Third street, where the,
prepared "a sonmntpdat. their tuatnsnts ~ any
Hind ~ Goed1 In thsis Iihs They have hand large
sh al tosis. rsn,a, AMI t~sinss ~ which the si,e,
,oa uf the public 10 especially hsisd, Furnishing
uohds ~ all dssot pt,nns CONSTANTLY ~ bend and III,
sae rbesp a. can he sgr'ei hY any setahhmsnt N
the N"fthses,. ,usy q .ts TN
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-09-18

tn, CRors lxp THE " ,Kksrs--Ali the farm
.ra. SAYS the 81 Ious Republican 9Th inst, are
bringing their wheat 10 market in order that the
hungry may be fed Wheat still continues to
bring good price. being from 40 "a 800 per
La.he Aud the manufacturers never were 81
bu-ily employed al this period oi the year
The merchant have all ben Fast for stock ~
lev goaIs, 30 pleas the ladies, which will, no
doubt consist principally Of booped skirts, the
former supply having fallen short Of demand, -
There Is mol much alteration IN fashion this
month The waist of the lAdle-' dres-es are b.
oGing shorter ny degrees. while the skiris are
expanding - palpably. IL has been satifsetori-
ly s-csrtsnsd that forty yards Of ak will make
fashiOaable skirt
since our Leaf rspsr, this city and osuntry bA.
been VISITED by = succession ~ met delightful
showers cooling the atmosphere. ard nslloring
the earth W. think nov the coFnislds are safe
and that they will yield ct least . fair average
crop. Otast crops are hkswise greatly benefit.
ed The ground i now IN a sosi condition for
breaking stuil..e aud the farmers will sooa II
busy With wheat sowing. The hemp crop ~s
regret TO Learn hsye in many localities teen sad
~ realized the crop being ~ short that much Q:
- will not nav the expeus Of cutting. A sreal
Po'''sn ~ the crop Is now lying in s~s'b, and II
The rams e"un''-- II will 10 much inJured. Ne
Cormicks reaper hiss ire. -, rndueei into TIE
hemp fields AMI farmer. say i Hiccse'.' 81 md
that Nc much irusn twelve o. '1urtSeu serei
PER dsy eaa h~ Gu, With IL requiring am. eigh'
&c ten hands 10 spread the hemp After the ma
chine
Prices Of pro.iuc. bsr ar s'ji higher a. winter
spproaehes
Whea, Z. firm 'nd realy sale 81 Six, cat. a
- corn q, SOC. rer bash.l Pots,or. go 0r q
:, 10 .Oc ger buss~l by The wagon load On
on. nom n - hai at sEy price BacOn- side,
-o-l2e Shoulders ~ to &c. Nssm. 81:
10 &c Lard sisit 10 se par II. Batter i.
-.rre and ~llin. At !; % fDc. Egg. dun al
Inr C,.s-e 40 duh At a. Chicken. antts,
a..urr.,eIy . 81 % TO g. :. pr Dozen. and
,ars.y osns- vii rot eond..snA 70 talk ,ur
key" .hor. 49, pr bead Emp there l.nons
.,r.y,n~st for the pee crop eVs, in many 10
s.iips, poandlrg the river--shici yrosnis. tst
vr TIA, for many year past
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-09-18
AaERClIANTs, HOTEL. rN,R THIRD AM

MERCHANTS HOTEL, OUR THIRD AND
Af2 JAikSoS ssaGkys, aas,.a Gs Ass 'aao~i
landing, Rsiat iAui...-k, \. nkin9E, fopts,nr.
iIasls taken the above Hotel anl thoroughly r.ai
tel aud rrfaret.hed N, Nj, Beote bess ~ inmtm the
riiseas Ut saint r~si as the yelling tats, that he
I. now prepared 10 acsommsds,e beth bosriets saJ
travellers, 10 manner unsurpassed IN the eity, The
table shall always be supplied with ne te.s The msrke
sao'Js The iocstps 81 the ne,s, being Immediately In
fscn, Of tho Ateamboa, landing, aid IN the ha.nsss
Per,ioa ~ tho CITY, mikes particularly drs'shi~ :"
those ~ho wish 10 depart hasts az transact busses.
IN the city usAikwu
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-09-18

4 ,O-PARTNERsIilr NOTICE LAYsEL u.
~ WAIT end LEHMAN COMPARTMENTS. ha'.
ing this DAY s,sd under the ssHs u w,ir Cow
rSaraw ara, oil conduct Wholesale aud Retail 6to
esy sud Provision BssDss. Th,rt street, ss., rsai
81 he us.so established 10 isss BY Tho late T. ". Watt
Ia
aais, PAU, September 1T, 1859
l. u WAIf
.spts dIwksU D. COMPARTMENTS
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-09-18

HANDSOME STORE Mr.. NJ. Drew, on Third
street, has lately moved into his new brick buil'l-
ing, and has fitted up one of the most tasty Sad
die and Harness store rooms, Ne have seen in the
west. The lower, or basement story is occupied
as a shop, whilst the third and fourth floors are
used rs dwelling by himself His storc-room
/. very nicely finished and in il he displays to a
good advantage a very iae assortment OF har-
noes saddles, &c Those who need anything in
his line will bc sure TO give him a call.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-09-18

Levi Leonard. near N,rsaAil Netisso. va.
killed Na --ek ny an in-ans a,0g.rr .ho
struck bin spoa tie bead sith al are
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-09-18

IxpiAN SUMNER. On Monday and the day be-
fore. the weather presented an appearance rs II
this delightful season Of the year was upon Us, in
all its msllowed softness and beauty. Yesterday
particularly the sun shone with subdued rad'-
unce. whilst dim. vapory mist seemed to per
wade the air, making the day most snchsn,ingly
lovely. This we suppose. is only the forerunner
Of the Indian summer, ~ IL is too early ,s' for
il. appe arance, In its regular order,
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-09-18

In tie interior Of Peru there las bess di-csy
cred a beautiful tann~i under river. the vork
Of the Oh Inca Todar' AMI is.iing prot VI
tk~r civilization
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-09-18

Minnesota F,nyrcnt, Last Monday says the
Psiladelphis L.d9er Of the 9Th ult. several Me
cbanics left this city, FOR Niuinger city new
town on the Mississippi % miles below - Paul
IN order to take charge of Improvements there
Nininger city Va, only started this summer. and
sireaiy cos sa.ns ovei oue haiirrd inhsS sAnis
which aumlsrs will lie largely incress.d by Phil
adslpbiaas. who are about to migrate ihi,her
this Fall, or NEXT Spring
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-09-18

We have. through the 81. LOUIS Dsa,os'dI al
the 9TH the following farther news from Kan
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-09-18

To Protestant kpi-0 opal Church for the Dio
e-s % llinois i nov holding Is snEus' oosseb-
ton in The Church II the A'onSusn' >, chiea 20
tbe iEb, Rev. Bi,hsp wbiteboUs presiding
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-09-18

EIly Froa--A letter received by a gentleman
IN this city. dated at Lansing, Michigan, August
Goth says =" the frost last night killed all the
vines and helped Ia yipen the corn.
We advise the Michiganders 10 cell out heir
sand hills and bog. and come 10 Minnesota, where
our vine. keep green until they die Of old age.
and wher. corn ripen. without the assistance 81
frost
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-09-18

Jan DaIIvERy. Some time during sunday eve
ming, all the prisoners confined in the Jail, to the
number Of nine made good their escape from du
rance vile How they succeeded in getting out
Of cour.., no one knows. 1t is supposed. howtv
or, that they must have bad Acsomplices on Tho
outside who assisted them in escaping from thu
meshes of the law We do not blame them fol
wishing to take up their residence in some more
desirAb. location albeit. the manner OF their re
mosal was not exactly in accordance with thu
statute in such cases made and provided.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-09-18

We make the following extract from pr
vate letter to the editor Of that paper. dated :
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-09-18

Vac Lmp KRn.Mr. Grant Huey, says the
Minnesota Democrat, 10 engaged in burning what
he term. Mari Lime lie obtains his mari
from a low marsh in which IL eyis,s in bed al"ut
five feet deep. beginning one foot from the sur
face. This lime has been used by many of our
master builders. And 10 pronounced by them a.
fully EQUAL il not superior, TO the best lime that
reaches this market
This mari is composed Of various sized shells
none Of them however very large, but all in diff
ferent stages OF decomposition. How these shells
came here In such quantities, We leave for the
curious TO solve; but that they do exist in diner
ent parts OF this Territory can be cssiiy demon
,trated
Smyrna times., 1856-10-22
'IAUFFER + ,E,R & HARLEY,
C PHILADELPHI1. ,
Oneap Watches. ,EexvcIrv

IN w HOLESALE ana RLTAii' >,
,,oro n Phmiadelpna Watch and JrMeIrS ., i|s
~sZ Quarrv TS ph 10 Aorh Second Street, corner gf
jold Lever Watches, iuil.iewou.d %
Smyrna times., 1856-10-22
. kaOlin Washing Soan

ne subscriber t encouraged by the great demand
latufe AMI has placed his prices so low ss >" s
M,, me means Of all The Soap is compoundeg
enuley O' iye and lallew and therefore * yastIv %
made Of OIL 1t - warranted to contain No acid
ingredient Injurious To fabrics or hurtIuI In ~, Iu
ces Wholesale dealers, for the besl ST. and 81.
and y Families supplied and IA ner H. hg
me oox; Persons ordering, please nIentian yvh.,Ly
they wish the best or extra Any one desiring s,r
ac.g ,c%y 2s trial. by addressing the subscriber. and
Express. box containing pounds. F'' nu"'ns
Address. for supplies :, NJ .-s..r. ..-..
.s,., THOMAS M MARTIN
-iPSo-u .f Newark naI
Smyrna times., 1856-10-22
IMPROVED
E0iAaASmEnnIn -.

IMPROVED
super Phosphate OG Ejgmc.
'lf subs :rIners Inlorm Dealers and Farmers tr,,,
s. beY nave greatly Improved the quality of ,I,,i
nend The article rs superior To any u, The marx,
6,So' constantly on hand Peruvian and N;nv,',,.
"oN''O' oILS' CANDLES, SOAP. elc.. at The ioyy.
est market rates. MITCHELL d CROASDALE.
Successnrs to G. W Ri,pwavNC,
NO. 30 NORTH WHARVES
Above Arch street, PnIladelnh,o
crowded wlaIC ~ t'l .'olu ' 'he
Smyrna times., 1856-10-22
o RY GOOD 6

,x7r a.. d RY G 0 o . S.
ha almost every description, among ,.I;clS "UoDS Of
Morn ,ould large assortment Of Black siIhH TcT R VII
Lames PAM pHn}gae Lupins all wool Mousene eaSs ok
styles suitable able GaFes or reh printed Chaes ao neat
i-'iiOrolueries' &c. JESSE WILLIAMS a. DeGreeges,
STELLA SHAWLS, "''o"u ST. Philadelphia
flain White, Mode Black. O'"Pe 0hawls.
Embroidered White and Scarlet.
GlLKS-Ricb Rrocodo Bordered White.
FIaid. Striped and Plain
N - JESSE WILLIAMS g. CO
oo99 o., NO. 10 South Second street PIIoS.;.,:.
Smyrna times., 1856-10-22

A HAYDoCK & FlDLER, No. 10 South second
e. IA - street. Phadephli, Dealer, in Wa,ct,,S
uor,t &c ana SIlverware, have ON hand siOUOO
C;ohI UIntin, "il JeMeed' 10 carat cases $25 90
Gold Leplne Watches S 90 W.
Silver l.evcrs, lull jewelled ~0"o %
SILVER Hunting Case full ewelIed iVo i9
silver Lepne Watches t'U go
~ alu some sui cheaper than the above. and lcoo
assortment OF Jewery Of every descr,nIio" G"o
anu as good an assortment OF Silver and Svar
pia!ed ware as can be found IA PhIladelnh'a aIt ~
winch we VIII sell low Persons wisb,rg ~ a., VI
any article IN our ne will do well 10 give rs caiI
anu examine our stock before purchaslr eI"o~hnrn'
0oUoh Uh ,.o[so NO Is sell quick aud cheap" n BIZ.
now, ,5j-ly ''''aueiphia'
Smyrna times., 1856-10-22
GUN NOTICE
"rOkrER AND MANUFACTURER OF
GssRhS, Rifles. RSs~f0Is
Fall Cloaks and NTantilIos
WHOLESALE ASD RETAIL

: r,r-, AI WHOLESALE AND RETNI
GEO BULPIN & co, Importers and Nam,
iaEtnfers ia,,,irs OF CLOAKS and MANTILLAS No ia
" street, "a few doors above Seventh son'h
slue3 ,e fh"delphia lin connection with Geo RvI in
o"l broadway, ~ " the largest manufacturer of these
soO' III me United SaIes beg leave 10 call the nI
lenll! OF Wholesale and Retail buyers to Ic,r 10 r
Fall Trade! ~ w. ZOE 'he
iher c"iiecllnn comprises complete assortment ,t
uque' Cloth, PLAIN Silk, DC, DC; While The faciI,,,i
ailor"ed 3y their comcciun with The largest NJann
aclnrhg House (Of these gouds) in New WIZ ni,I,
mem 10 guarantee better value Than is subiaI,ble isa
aug27-3m IA t'tni1'n,N ~ a : y.
Smyrna times., 1856-10-22
Money! MOneyI NJ. nov

WHY BE WITHOUT MONEY? when !,
JUST as easy for any one to be around with a
Pocke' iull as not 1t they only think so. I have
sot, new artlcls, from which from five 10
10Y p'aIn qoflars day can be made, either by
business, and an article which 10 u,le,'S .'Soie ne
every family in the United States. Eno1oan -
me Two dollars by mail, at my risk. and Iii
Forward 6y return mail Circular. with fnu -
s'fuctIons in the art The business i ron, ~
easy.-Ery II. if you are out of emnIovro,n;y
ano you Will never regret it; for it will he hot
Ter nor you to pay the above SUN, and insnro
gooa business than to pay twenty-fv. cents
ior spurious advertisement. This is no L,,ne
bug. :, Try iG Try IT, Trvu! 10 NUM-
Address your letters to .t.
DWIGHT MONROE, New York
Smyrna times., 1856-10-22
BUSIMESS GARD.
GEOEsGsa2 w, CETFTWHNS

OT IOH on Mhln Street, first door above tbo
,., Bank of Smyrna" '"'
sbEALS in all kinds of Ora in and SooJ.
stocks, Bills of Exchange, Drafts. CbectS
an ana specie; Guano, Lime, Plaster, Brck, ,WooJ
MI MS Vessels ply regularly between this. and
rnll1IeiPhla "a and New York, prepared to bear
i"y Freight at the lowest going rates.
Smyrna, March u, lS56-Iy
Smyrna times., 1856-10-22
Agents for DcIa,voro.

Glandtn an G'PIS BScH dn% c1 Jo1nH BeMey, Smyrna; corr
Hao ware C1yi samuel Silver Red Lon "1!e,, Gene Des.
Inn e. Coucn C"";l Bridge John Holland NewarG
M.Sora"gh M Sog@a@ st Georges Charles SccE H%%>
Blackstone Summii anhOT R,' a. White, Brdseyl~ r
H GHeorge'0 yni John Pouder d Son, Milton Ly LayI0a'
LOWELL DoVeri John w Hail. Fredetca' 'Illl f Me.
MeIna TW3%eI6%y Edward Brnghusi Ss Ea%a r
agent GlasgoHH William Alrlch dislrbs,n,
Pnenson CroSsdaIe, Newport; Charles IIHaiia Ste
GDlauyMine Village; Janvier d Penn;na,oaal alOhes
TaIme6 N,dt's' Gam Summit Bridge LGcHMooS L Se% "
wa Mckee, Odessa; John Holland S,afd; 'arhoifd Da-
IL II Mitchell, Eklon, Md. N'"oli and Dr
or sale by the sole proprietor and menufac,no
jy23-4m S5e AnD ~ ?. MORRIS.
Smyrna times., 1856-10-22
CHlLLS AND FEVER
PASCHALL'N
4 cCc1' and .1guc .EEirtnr.
,b;5y. @ an eiiectual &c. preventive and cure IA,
nus unit FeUer, Unnlh An,,. NIIe I"r

rum ' eiCc'ual preventive and curo L.,
OHt'tS @ad FeCer, Dunl6 A0Ue ,e I', "r
mn. FeDer, omd Bilious ItincLn 'mtHS"t
d 10 hlso valuable and safe tou.,.,'i
under many other circulnslanre>' '' ,, n hlicralNs
nellIer with any mineral substance irte from
exclusively VEcfPp .f9PpeT I Mercury Ammory ing
smsb are OF mild nature and 1on',,' lLe
r orIn p5oporiiois as not shock the Ne,, in
r. unpleasant feelings IN 1br ti - Flt n.
durable in elfac9 :g S"iSelme ' vr gentle Iomef,us,
hesIlb as o,S 10 produce NO INJURY When "'t ~
syse a',u las continued does NOT .IM,h ~
~ Ih, - ''s action so as 10 destroy lis I.c, lie
" io ciSe W IN most medicines ~ 'u'NtSs, as
c,s,!', - oI advantage by cum municaij,p v...,.
L,nd uiSeaseS' which mInsmaic ieIrr, ,' ~ the
IIyar i'n-such as Ague Cake, ~ ciipd "r he.
TI DYhPepSia, Debility. DC 1t aci. a. - ,i"rpd
I rE ,I,," under exposure 10 miasas as ',, ~
10, ,'' 'icai irealiSe on Chills and Fever -,
t. an, GIrrrI"1 "e' Nv MIlitn' and viii be rMdir"
"S manufacturer, oI The Editor of his I'lfriOt
nI Ll't u'IS PREPARATION las been Ilir,it
d"'"e, II mas rcceIN ed The approval ni ~ 'ilto
Alto III ailoIiler column The reader vii & nay nay =
otdlcs III lis favor - ''lIs iCId UIhc =.
Smyrna times., 1856-10-22

4, ,.t1t,I 1et tNe AUlcted Read and Ponder!
1 ,i,;aPIe m Remedy for scrOiula, Kings Evil Rbeu
HH.dtsh Obstinate Cutaneous EruuIions P;mnlos -.
ostules on The Face, BlOtches, Boils Aoue and
rt SeNtFi Ihronic Sore Eyes. Ring Worm or Teller
Icdn 1, liead Enlargement and Pam of the Bones and
JOINTS Stubborn Ulcers Svpbtitic DisnrJors 7 @ 'lr'
Dago Splnal Complaints and oII DSoas - ;; I'm
rom an ilDndclous Use of Mercury Imprudence IL,
i.lis: or lmpurliy of the Blood oN'S 4"
=, W MS great alIeratVe medicine and r,,r;G. r.
ouu Is now used by thousands of grateful notierIs
IRON, all paris OF the United States who testify JaiI
all Nape cures perinrmed by the greatest of
1fa ueqqlcnes, "CARrERS SPANISH MIXTTRE ;"
SNcuFagIa' rheumatism, Strofula Eruntors on H.
7Nlh' Liver Disease Fevers, Ulcers old Snro Ag;
ohS 9i the Kidneys, Diseases of the throat Eo,'ot
conplahis pans and aching of the Bones anJ I;n,s
unable remedy ~ e' anu lnes
foF all diseases of the Blood nothing has ve, boor
~ compare with It, 1t cleanses the system of ali
KI an,es acls gently and efficiently the Liver and
r.u"eys' strengthens the Digestion gives louo IN tb
stomach makes the skin clear and beoltL,, onl e m
% 'he constitution. enieebcd by disease or nroken
strength. " 40 PilS"le Nigor ana
For the Ladies', it is incomparabIv be,ter tbor oil 81,
Ge'icS ever used few doses of Carriers Snonisb
hrr ~ WIN remove all saliOwness of complexion
prns me roses Inantlmg TO the cheek uive nia,ij,
:" 'e sicP, ana improve the general health in rc
Of 80 wy ''ouAclhes ever heard
me large number Of certificates which we bove ro
ceIVed from persons from all parts of the Inod g.,
is me Dest evidence thai there is no Hnn,bng ,i
ne press, hotel keepers, magistrates, pyscians ans
ibnr NEIL wen known TO the eommI niiy ad odI
Blood Purifier '"ec'S Vi ih!S Grea
Ial on The Agent and get Circular and Almanac
Medicines has perlormed "'y s'eoteSt oI all
WM' S. BEERS & CO., Prop'rs,
3O4 Broadway, New York
roP sale Dy ID. LQCkWOOD,. Smyrna :
, u a, opicGf' LelPslc; and by J. Cowgirl and
- OuItOiIJ DOVer. (Ianoo l.,
Smyrna times., 1856-10-22
DUNBAR'S
One Price Wholesale g. Retail
Cash Boot and Shoe Store

NO. ~ D Second ST., corner of Carter street
EMP MS establishment has been en- arped and
FE9 4 improved and Is supplied with the Iar.
s seSt 'ild heS' Retail Stock IN the City, prInci-
Paiiy OI ms own manufacture with n choico
fSS3rlm'ne from the best Eastern Markets embracipC
LuIeS' Uehis and Chlidrcns Buols Shoes and Iai,ar
every description, style and quality embracing The
rms sstok cannot be eXcelled Tor GuaIi,V s,vie an
'nearnts S.. ~ Each article is marked az the iowest
'Ssble rrice, from which 10 deviation viii bo moJa
NO eNrav1gln stIlemeIIs will be needed, and nome
uonuyear 81 Gums in all varieties. Pure Guus CO
Scarce III The market, always ON hand. ' 81
Inc publlc arr respectfully mvlIed to call ano.1u
Smyrna times., 1856-10-22

MONEY is receive in any sum, large or small and
~ interest paid from the day of deposit
Inc Uiiiee Is open every day from O'clock in the
morning u O'Clock i'll the evening, and on Monday
ana Thursday evenings till O'Clock
INTEREST, FIVE PER CENT
All sums large or snail, paId back in gold OIL
SenlalM without notice 10 any amount.
oFFlCE-Wulnut street, S. w. cor. Third
ST., Philadelphia.
PRE>IDENT.-lIon HENRY l.. BENNER
VICE PRESIDENT -RoBERT SEIFEIm;E
SkcRETARY-WILLIAM j. REED
nlRECrons-Henry l.. Benner, Edward l.. Carter
ROBERT Selildge. Samuel X. Ashton, james b. Smith
T.. Lahdrelh Munns +. Carroll Brewster Jusenh n
Barry, Henry l.. Churchman Francis Lee
me Investments now amounting To more than ONE
MILLION Ol Dollars. IL accordance with The oci n
incorporation, are made in Mortgages. Ground Rents
ana shch hrsl class securities must always insure
perfect security to The depOstOrs, and place beynnd ali
RISK 'he permanency and stability of this old and we'll
ihsututlOn muy7-ly
Smyrna times., 1856-10-22
TO THE PUBLIC

TIE subscriber would inform bis rrio,,ao
Que Que pubic generally, that he intends to run
Baggage Wagons Il lacks toaud tro,n ,Io pa;I aG'
road Depot, near Smyrna, lor tie nurnosn -.
conveying Passengers, CARVING Frf;mtt n, VI
gage, DC. lie expects TO locate in The Dns,
part OF Smyrna, where all orders will he tbanE'
'ully received and promptly attended To- ''''''A
w" lie Will also run WAGONS 70 0,,d f-o.,
smyrna Landing, for the purpose of banIin%
Goods, Lumber, Iron, or anythm~ thar m"g
come by the Vessels. '"a' may
nanktuI Tor past favors, he hopes 10 merit
ana receive liberal share of the publ;c rotron' ,
age. ERENEIEp "TIIT - W. pnIroh- %
Dec Is, ,"55-tf hOhI l.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-22

8MrMoRftCTuf MtRkfr sept lS-1he offerings OF
BeeNes at the ars TODAY reached 100 head of which $50
wefe driven OIL for the Philadelphia market $50 10 the ronh
try for gra2crs 1870 left usu the balance $40 head
disposed of 10 baltimore butchers from ~
81 ia 50 Il sol ut the out
side figures The quality OF the Cattle far Hogs-MT
ke rather duh sales a p Sheep very dull, sale
at o. 81 - " 100 n gross
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-22

~ MADE BLANK HOOKS PACED The subscriber
wou respectfully inform the cu2cns ct yuchhK and nou
ing counties that hrhas removed his Budoy LanFhouc
N9lhoPs Book store whcre he sprrptred with choice
lection ot the best Ledger Paper OF size with
Woneu unsurpassed IN excellence and increased facilities,
he again so orders fer Blank Books OF description
Bp binding If every description done at shot notice All
work viii he ready tprdesey the II Is promised and viii
be- expected to be called The all will be
qured Merchants aud others WHO intend open books
the Isl Of January Will IL well to leave their orders soon,
thai their books may be ready by the t of December Give
call Entrance through the Alley follow the Signs mud
w Wi rom, right WM }. FoLKES
Booh bind and Ban Book Manufacturer. Lauehorue
s MaLL.n-e MnuL SlnLe L.nL ~ :.
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v bl Main ST. Rich mond, fa-Magafcent Stock Of Sta
pie aud Fancy Dry Goods sor Cash only opening by da
" AMY ala trom the various MI the they
appear tn. markets adapted she Virginia and North
"lna trade fsIirH Dres Goods, Domestic Cotton Goods
Servants Woolleus Hosiery, Gloves also Carpets and
Oh clnthp. cheap Currans. eognce1, Fsnne shawls
Emhuidefies Ae Buyer, re The upper ceunsri
cordially invited fo sa aud bargains
bo sold gIfkg A GWATKINS
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- IMMEDIATE P@tS sSsloN-Yhc above old and welE
established Hotel In Rionsna Va ia Tor
possession There chanbss sufficient hundred
beds The dining ism y ~ feet There
aud scconmo for cooking ,ng &C.
aud large stablr an& large earrafs houses &c,
Th# property ikaasntha any further ptlon
unnecessary yoa good tpt the will be reasonable
sep lpeataniH A. ID. CRENSHAW