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Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1856-05-14

THRILLING INCIpENT.-The Banner of Tenn
perance' tells of thrilling incident that oc-
CURED at temperance meeting some years
since. y learned clergyman spoke in favor of
wine as drink demonstrating it quite to his
own satisfaction, to be scriptural, gentlemaply,
and healthful. When the clergyman sat down,
a plain, elderly man arose, and asked the lib
erty to say few words. GA young friend of
mine,' said he, ''who long had been intempe-
rate, was at great length prevailed on, to take
the pledge of entire abstinence from all that
could intoxicate. He kept the pledge faith
fully for some time, though the struggle with
his habit was fearful till one evening, in So
cial party, glasses of wine were handed round.
They came to clergyman present, who took
glass, saying few words in vindication Of
the practice. sWell,' thought the young man
sif clergyman can take wine and justify it so
we'll, why not p So he also took glass
1t instantly rekindled his fiery slumbering APP
petite and after a rapid downward course, he
died of delrium tremens, as a raying mad
man." The old man paused for utterance, and
was just able to add :--ssThat young man was
my only SON, and the clergyman was the Rerer-
end Doctor rhohas just addressed this assembly,
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1856-05-14

81 GUESS you mean to bring up that ere one
to be pretty sharp at a bargain" said fellow
to woman who was rocking and singing, with
all her might, to little responsibility
ssWhy,'' said she. ssCause you keep bawing
by low baby, by lOV baby, into its ears all the
time.''
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1856-05-14

An ENGLIsHNAS dropped into restaurant in
Providence, recently, and made hearty meal,
topping out with piece of pie, which, upon
tasting, he found was cold. He called the E.
thiopian waiter, and said to him s'Take this
piece of pie to the fire and 'eat it.' He was
much surprised to see Sambo walk up to the
stove and quietly deyour the pie.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1856-05-14
THE RESURRECTION FLOWER.

In its account of the recent Spring Exhibi-
ton of the Brooklyn Horticultural Society, the
New York Tribune says: ssWe must notice
one very remarkable curiosity, known the
Resurrection Flower. This flower, or. rather
plant, resembles in its nominal state dried
poppy head, with the stem attached. Upon
being immersed moment or two in a glass of
water, and set upright in the neck of small
vial, in few moments the open petals began
to burst open gradually, yet visibly to the eye; /;
they continued to expand until, throwing them
selves back in equidistant order, there was
presented a beautifully radiated starry flower,
somewhat resembling both the passion flower
and the sun flower, and yet more splendid than
either. The unfolding still continued until
the petals bent backward over what might be
termed the base Of the flower, presenting in
bold relief in its centre its rosette of the most
exquisite form and ornamentation, and thus
assuming a new charm, entirely eclipsng
what moment before, seemed its absolute
perfection. After remaining open an hour or
more, the moisture gradually dissipates itself,
and the fibres of the flower contract as gradu-
ally as they expanded, and it re-assunes its O.
riginal appearance, ready to be unfoded again
by the same simple process-the number of
times seeming to be limited only by the will
of the possessor.
DIR. Deck, who brought this specimen from
Upper Egypt, suggests that the flower IS a na-
tive of the Holy Land, and is type or varic-
ty of the long lost Rose of Jericho, called also
the esRosc of Sharon and the ssStar of Beth
lahcn, ;, and bipbly yanarata2 for itS nd
peculiar properties.by the pilgrims and crusa-
ders; and eagerly sought after by them a
priceless emblem of their zeal and pilgrimage,
and worn on their escutcheons in similar
manner the scollop shell and PALM branch.
This idea is strengthened by the fact that re-
semblances of the flower, both opened and
closed, are sculptured upon tombs of two of
the Crusaders buried in the Temple Church of
London, and also in the Cathedrals of Bayeux
and Rouen in Normandy, where some of the
the most illustrious Crusaders are interred.--
Its botanical position is difficult to assign. as
it presents some pecularIties of the highest
and lowest classes.
The opinion most sanctioned is, that the
flower is pericarp, seed-vesscl of the plant.
that it grows in desert or sandy places, and
falls, in due course of existence, from the pa
rent stem. Retaining its seed in an arid soil
and atmosphere, it is for months and years
waited about by the winds, but from lack of
moisture keeping closed. Eventually, it falls
upon some damp spot, near some we'll or oasis,
when it opens, deposits its seeds, and thus, by
a most exquisite adaptation of means to an
end. exhibited by this beautiful phenomenon
of nature, the work of reproduction is COM
menced und concluded.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1856-05-14

AT PARTY the other evening, the conver-
sation turned, as it naturally does among
young folks, on marriage. One of the bellies,
addressing a beau, quite unconsciously, as she
explained, said, elf l were you, and you me,
should have been married long ago? ?''
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1856-05-14

CHOCOLATE was first introduced into England
from Mexico, A. D. 1920. 1t was made from
the flower of the cocoanut, and soon became
very popular and universally used in the Lon
don coffee-houses.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1856-05-14

A GERMAN writer Gays, s'the people of the
United States can burst more steam boilers
and chew more tobacco than any other five ma
tions on the globe."
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1856-05-14

BEARDED WOMEN have been known to every
age; one was seen at the court of Gear Peter
1, in 1924, with beard Of immense length
Margaret, governess OF the Netherlands, had
heavy beard.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1856-05-14

a couSTRYMAN entered a daguerreotype sa-
loon a few days since, and wished daguerre-
otype of his uncle. 81 can do it, sir, but
where is he ?'' ssOh, he's dead 20 was the SIM
pie reply, sbut I've got description Of him
in an old passport
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1856-05-14

A WESTERN editor cautions his tall readers
against kissing short women, as the habit has
rendered him round shouldered.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1856-05-14

A MAN in Florida, who accidentally swallow
ed an orange seed last fall, has breath so fra
grant, this spring, that, he says, the ladies are
constantly teazing him for kisses. Poor fel-
low what win become of him +?
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1856-05-14

West Windsor, VT. is remark ibte FOR tho
longevity of its citizens fifteen ',f its-1oco ~
habitants died over go years of age DURING the
month Of March
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1856-05-14

YoU BACHELORS ought to be taxed, said a ss-
dy TO resolute evader of the moose matrino-
nial. "I agree with you perfectly, ms'am,"
replied he, .bachelorism certainly is iu1u,y'
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1856-05-14

SOME queer genius has discovered that the
centre of GRAVITY is Quaker meeting house.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1856-05-14

Common Schools sre rapid " incrsasins IN
North Carolina, and were atte nded aass ear -
ISo, 900 scholars agxlnst 49, % r. ia"
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1856-05-14

De ouIxor somewhere tells an anecas-s o.
man, who, on being threatened WITH ar as
sault by eighteen tsilors, cr!sd out '''on1s
on BOTH of youi =" r-
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-17
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BALTIMORE.

uNR. WILLIS MEDICAL OFElCE, Lock Im-
j hrnary Baltin,ore-insutcd, ID lt9s. No 81 South
Gay .,,, % S"n@Srs g rurp l Nina an sapersaes
Pbyaran Alopahic School, may be code~iiaAy coz
suited IN all casos Of private nature or disease
practical experience of over 70 years enables DR. d. to
In the ahoes possible ime to have safely
effected.
extensively celebrated for the eeetna sndapeedy cure OF all
alassea Secret DOoasce established in hlA city a.
refuge from Quackory, over 20 yenrS ago
The aigh lscpUsntion
oft Institution would rondsr public notice were
their money matcstod by the Charaians who
flourish largely this public prints and with woa oun city
Afflicted ks ~m s"r 1nard,
fyon woph avoid injury pcennary loss and disappontmen
makes allnrng proesslons, proniisca no moro
,shan hs will honorably perform.
'rho usual symptoms Sore Throat ulceation OF the
Itching and Iendeneso aboat the Nose biotchea or
oldest and most nvoterate OF snch essa pr NJ
W lime To stake his honor and reputation
The Triumph Of Scie"er-
The pr NJ Ia ruaiorng strong aud manly Wig.
or renovsg the shattered constitution andreov Ing speed
iy nil debility injury incurred from certain secret habit are
I, mrpassoa by any discoveries OF th" age
Enfceblrd H1nn oosl
na here dada restorative and bouaan, from their
have realized fruition OF hope which, from tho
a, Quackcrics In their hitherto iruess nsarch had be
q onio almost eSilngnished. ,,.. H4
NJ poi compounds Of Mercury Noxens Drugs us
jtl l. practice.
,no xp,rlcnce in tho troatroont of Female hSecon Ner
ona Diseases Sc qualities Nj to afford Early Rsf and
in tho difficult Comnanieaons sacred
ly iardsd and treamcnt marked with skill and de'cacy'
Dr. Mills Great Preventive.
remedy applicable to either sex VIII be sens
viii be Included = ...-.,. nm, /, N
Distant persons cured at home, ny addressing DIR j. -
MILLS. BaLrIaoRE dstsrs post paid) Incidence ssnt IN
any direction, by mail or express 4,
innepldiy - -
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VOL. 5-.-NO. 90.
DAILY VIRGlNIAN.
yoR THE vlRGlsIAN ,
TO MARY.

TO MARY.
Dear ladyf it is sweet to steal
Aside and give one thought 70 thee,
But sweeter far II is to feel
. The pangs thy presence gives to me
To see thy gentle form is sweet,
As gracefully it passes by;
But sweeter still it is to meet
The beaung of thy fnll-orbed eye.
Those gentle beams have thawed the Ice
That froze around my heart for years;
And their etfugcnce would suffice
To guide where bliss alone appears.
But am doomed, alas to pine l
In sweet anguish DER the flame
That wastes this aching heart of mine,
Nor dare to breathe aloud thy name
may not speak to thee of love
Nor break through cold propriety,
Or, on the pinions of n dove,
NV heart would speed its fight to thee
Aud must !, then, loves joys foregoY
sun sigh to think we never metz
And, NJ | wander here below,
Think of thee only with regretf
Ah, no | cannot cease 10 prize
The hour when first felt the thrill
That pierced my heart with sweet surprise
And holds each pulse in bondage still
But if thy heart can only feel
One throb responsive to mine own
at thy shrine will tondy kneel
And worship there and there aonef
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SS2,5U



" hole Tiakots s90-nslves sl0--Quarers s.
APPROPRIATION PRIZES
preceding tho succeeding numbers TO those
prices will be entitled to The eeH approx
nation prizes example If ticket No 2D draws the
SInp numbered l2is, li2ay, laai and
tl be tiled 5000 and according to the
above scheme ticket should he drawn tho approx
nations would bo 3 y, ,y9s ana OOO II teket.Np 3ooO0
be the approx Simaons would be 299 2s.9Js
ticket No 2999y should be drawn the Approxt
iuns viii be the principle.
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY
30 600 tickets numbnred from
10000 There 2o2 ul prizes and sss approximations
max ing IN an ll5 Prizes.
The from 30 600 corresponding with the
hers tickets printed slips rolled
eed with small tin tubes and Iaerd in Glass
wheel
rbe the d,fereat ~ ull psiaes similarly prn'
tod encrelrd placed In another wheel After revol
The wheels number drawn from tho whes OF numbers
TIE prize drawn from the other wheel by
bindfoded ho nuipher and the prize drawn
opened aud 10 the audience sn- regAead by
the the prize being placed against tia number
drawn This operation is repeated until all the prices are
drawn The drawing IS then printed and after conTar'
the Commissioner certihes to its correctness
~ All tickets packagesm OF te Mary
ud will receive prompt attention and the drawing
mailed all purchasers lstey after it 10 over.
Address r. ii. HuBBA1D X 20,
No 80 Fayette ST. Box, No. 40, Balirose Maryland
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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-17

VJvfIE undersigned having sGi their stock Of Goods
Ncsss Irby Saunders would most chceriullS recon
mend former friends and patrons
Dec 81, 1853 MCDANIEL" HlRl q PHESIoN
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-17

vW,O SHIPPERS OF TOBACCO WEST,
4 VIA BALTIMORE MD--Thc nndcrsis,e- u EotM ard
ne Merchants and AgeaspL she tennsy sns saoa y az
baltimore, respectfully solicit SHIPMENTS ar TOBACCO
40 ALI. POiNYS ~ THE WEST ANp SnC1HWESr,
and froi their ananec with the trade having been for
the large part the Tobacco
West through Bsness they haer themselves that they
give satisfaction shippers.
Freight y low as Ivy any other line.
Conssg solicited sud punctually
attended 10. MAGRAW 4 KOONS,
so North street Baltipore.
Refer Jacob IIcald Co. J. Brandt jr Baltimore r l.
Dudley. w 7. Smith Mcdaniel HuGt * PRESTON Miller a.
Crcnshaw, Lynshburg;. Crensham NUo- Richmond
ma
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MEDICINES. &C.
nai.TaMoRE ,oCK HOSPITAL.

nahTin""E nn.fon hHTn n"iiHsr6% ss">PafAL'
- =. = ~ "a 80, '',ii ~ -. -, 49,,
certain: speedy and only efectnal remedy in the world
Tor 'F' i h no,cmcy Wcakness If the Bark
an l nnensia Ncryo. Irr,nbi Disease Of the lead
fbr'a N9se OF Hhhi , ana an t.osr & s"% I'M ,it
Disorders arising from the destructive habits o o@h Which
destroys both body ana mnd lhsse secret ana g,af m ra'
aaf'pafiens rendering warrage' g. a.. impossible
,a,i.., , n,ye b'c""" ibe v'rttms of SOLITARY Vice
sp itI % ,,,i, ait ,,tirb ornraIV y,yecfs
a ,r, ,bonssnd af yontt men of The, most "a.
2 ' ,Nf w " yn , ,, % o', ~ ~ have
an, Is '.. w '' nj 40 ,ir 81 no5pcnca
en- - uated ta ,eIc th ving yrc NAV call win ali conf
@t VIM" 10 N'''''s '"' wing yf' "''9 ca" w. " I'm
,.., .... .' '"rrI"sf. Ia,s r.,,,,l,t, ,,,rr,ee
- % ~ h soei Srsss ' orranIn dhiy defori
tue a. sct s',e,a biiih '''''' '''''' -
}nces biasoif ,pd, ,, care of rr Johnston NAV
f' ~ p,s9n i'm bis b"no, a. gentlemen and confident
r'',tt'uT'a ~ his "lUi ,S j. ,b,sician -
., ~, ore''"'' = ~" ~, " '"" ,I
H,i5,ris wv" M ',' a al most feanen,,v maid bv those
" haFe ore'e 'n' .'n G ] M sa fr",o NOT hene
t2aus g,f da, tf % e,neners thst NAV ensu, Now
Who la % "e" NV n, th"sa falling into I'm
'' "a 49," a 5 lba nrndrnt GrsiIes being deprived of
ae easnre OF healthy 9hsiag i1e 9 Use se'ns rb ana ag
eas spcsa %alnntion Of the heart indigestion
t"s'nt 81 ~" tile eo"gn y e -, ] ar
oWee ~ 80 soo @ e. ~ ' ,h s,,ns a. n,,t,q,I
O Raiim"'e Ires East slde up thg steps hr P' @
AgsNaz'rrAinh the NAME and NUMBER OF you WI MS
i'se 1al y y, ,o ,1,,ge nods il, from On, Ia 7so
tf'' "'a'""'t' Z" II" 'Jh'xe 1h ''"e' :" "J'V" ''' :" NV
.,,.pcr,.vcp N itIygs itIygSroI.s npI.Gs rSrD
y" ""f'oui M IosvNsT0N
,,, Z, ,h Rial Co,"ec Of surgeons London Graduate
to & # the me st eminent Uesges OF 'ne ont'a NJ h a'rA %
sal later par op & mn'ss G aS Ie' sd PEI, here has
H. :. u lo9an, ra,', rrs " ,h,t were ever
ia3N maay troubled WIN rint ing N I n'Ha M g " I
cat Her' t yasne ur,ns ,i a'i'' ~ ,etin'"s
VII q. '''sf''"' 4 4 Z . y, .r,"i" ain Di-ea-e.
" zen tha m!aEllned hlliuh'ht NVtt VI p'e"'''
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NUANO, lsUANO.-The sMb-cribcrs have Just
VI completed their Fall purchase of Peruvian Guano from
the Agent direct which will insure genuine No article ana
will be sold probably lower than can be purchased
elsewhere; all W want Q a call to insure sale -
,uo IN dts ANDERSON, ADAMS a 60
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-17

= NTON MEKIHNNTN, No II TNWNT NTf'''l N'W '"'N'
[ " Liberal adv ancos consignment. .
H. ,NNIS SC ADAMS would ha pleased % hear fron his
friends NJ this house. JAMES A. toNNoi'bf,
ami n dIy RoUT ADAMS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-17
NEW.YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.
Dm.NAVE sCmoo.. ron IMnEo.l.Es

VDWIVNTE sCOOOu EOW HWU - ,,s,.
Tho undersigned desires To call the hUonhoh OF ."e"
aud Guardians having children of allow mental OF
Velcpement the that hc has opened Ia iiMlem wv
miles abov. the city Of New York In worry healthin AMI
beautiful location Private Family school, where sush ,pH
dren be received and taught The
than eight connection with the
State Institutions for Idiots has shown ni
that much be done la bringing those children 70
normal condition. In instances he has had ten
home other n school with ndNRhtngn
the of life with success The earlier inc
training the better For circulars reference Ae
address JAMES H. RICHARDS,
auy al No Sl4 broadway, Harlem, New 1niR.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-17

IS A N Ill. W ind TINT blows no good. d."-l only
N requires n cold Nortiest storm to make G. = Bliss
Stove the busiest aud attractive place In
and would advise all who not prepared or Win
chilling winds 10 mako haste thter ere his beautiful as
sortmcnt be entirely gone.
He has hand fun supply of Furnaces Ranges,
Cooking various patterns Patlo One" and Box
stoves of every size atyle coal Crates that
surpassed beauty and which cannot fail 10 plonse
fastdou lie also prepared to do all Kinds OF Job
Tin Copper or Iron with dispatch aud ncatncss
Plumbing business also carried on by him. In manner
oxcoled His friends and patrons both in town
and country viii profit by calling soon
All orders promptly attended to. No.
G, s BLISS,
iGts onsr
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-17

II variaus sizes Rose Gold Cream and Lip
all manufactured OURSELVES of the materials
ad warranted equal sold Also French Pommades of
me- oualty Hair Oils Toncs Woods Hair Restorative
Barrys Trcopherous and Lyons Kathairon for sale by
STROTHER g. WHITEHEAD,
rov1,, Druggists,
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Aunsv oh" Eros

uhlSI1NSsu1S1uEDA - ANWoN Ns.-JObn tross
and probably remain here the present winter John
Is we'll known In this community as Jolly mschevons ou
codgc goes about wehng the noses OF old and youna
.nfYns as by magic all sorts Q, liquids bursting hydran,.
harm h panks all taken In good part No ono qns,els
30 Without the Coioac usnuaiing himself through
tbe grating other Ia able TO do AaJohn sa very
wha have any regard or bodily should repair TO III
Cle'mns l'aaaar aud rig ont In nea' and s'@r''n''
slan Gloves Munins Under shirts and Drawor linHne,
Dre aud rroc Goats Cashmere i'nsh Cloth Velvet M
Nesa oIeaks seryaus Clothing &c now In stot
aud w"e furnished to customer. at the mSs moderate rrs"
assortment of goods for Tables, OF any width, l. I
t. ,alla SIMPSON BROS. :.
.oNG n"a Hrond n'i! "nI Acco"". Paper,
rol Rocks and Wallets, Porte Monaica elegant
Bn Cases and Collection Books roocisodet at MoRsES
EuuRTs, Collars, Gloves, Crn,nt. aud all
oe, Its ''''''''" GLASS & RAiNE's
~ DIFFERENT KuNDs.-c"p, Letter "nd
Note Paper emSrneS nearly every variety aI'sn u,n aos
,i's' ,s ppacs %@a .@n" i"m 'u' nv "' ''' % MoRsrs
oct 35tA "
GOAL, LUMBER AND wOOD.-Ancr ,hi.
jan 96diy II A. CHRISTIAN.
npROTEssOR Woods Hair Wc-,orcr.
"SucocsN 10 the genius, whose touic, wo say,
Turns hHet to It's color the hair that "ns grey"
supply of the above celebrated auei. Tor snlo by
nov Is H. SEAH, Druggist.
n EATnEK.-Wch have very nice lot Of Uppcr
j Leather, hand consigned aus tnt sale
ort ats LEE ~ JOHNSON
NuN FALL STOCK ~ coming In. md
h would do well to call and make their So
crti,ns l.. l.. ARMISTEAn,
Rap copy. under Telegraph onco
THE RAGE.-Thosc beautiful Raglan
n over the admiration ofovory
body lot comprising Extra Fine Beas Doc Skin
Glendoi, Whirlpool lrieot, Sc, inst received.
oct1dts BURROUGHS. SIIAFER & co.
nCTOBEH 18Th '56.-J",, received u 10, Of
those superior Castor Beaver over Goats nglans, Se
A A
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u Manufac turcrs and Dealers In 6CNPOW DER having
prices with tho reduced e'st Of
SHltpoirc continue offer their wclknown brands of eu
rr indian Rifle aud enucky Rc Powder In kegs and can
seis Also Tor blasting and mining comprising
of qualities arc kinds required hy the trade,
guaranteed to give entire satisfaction ,
The standard OF their POWDER which has enjoyed the
highest reputation than twenty-five years, VIII DO
found by other manufacture IN the world
sale by the principal dealers and aso Mt the once ni
the Company, No " all. Mater street New York
A q. HAZARD, lreat
\ T. DOUGLASS, Soc'ry
NJ L
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MISCELLANEOUS CARDS.

NSA DIR. RORERT EARLY, Dentist,
lrV$&k has removed his efce door above his
lily YYr sidence. MAIN ST, aud square abovu
DlbreliS II6trl ian latS
EDkOE. JAS. n. NaXFEE,
ARCHITECT.
sep sdly LYNcHRuRG CoItfaE
ENR. MORGsIsS SuEFTNsCn.
~ 2nd DOOR ABoNf rIiE NoWVfIL HOUSE,
aug Eh-dfs lNNCUBuRG. VA
eAE a.. d. s-REENIEE Offers his proiession-
- AT SERVICES 10 the citizens of iyncburg vicinity
ofier in Warwick House
may IDLY
"a Ia. Bi KKIIOLDEK, GcneraI Com nm,--
80 SION MERCHANT, No Il FRONT STREET. n y.
Particular attention given to GRAIN AND ALL SOUTH.
FRN PRODUCE.
Refer 10 r. IL LOWRY, Esq Cashier of the Bank Of tho
Republic. y. Y. v. Is. a. ma i5-d6m
B.NRaNkLIN n BROTHER, q ROGERS N 4 Com-
" MISSION MERCHANTS next door Ia Liberty Ware.
house Man street LynehbuF Va have Just received largo
aud gener stock of Groceries consisting every article in
that line also large stock OF Blankets t He'd Cloths kesoys
Satnes Plaid lHseys, Cotton Oznaburas Brown and Bleach
ed Domecs Calico Boots and Shoes, Wool Hats
and Caps and many Goods which they the
the best
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-17

They also keep constantly hand large stock of FISKS
METALLIC BURIAL CASES. of all Sizes also large stock
WOODEN COFFINS, of every description, and will pay
prompt attention tho undertaking business all hours
fc 25-dScts d. p. e. G. a. DIUGUID