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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-20

hAFAHD row
Il Manufacturers and Dealers in GlNPOWDER having
their prices to spond with the reduced cst OF
Saiiprtre offer their welnown brands Of Flee
Indian e aud Kentucky Rifle Powder, in kegs and
unpowdrr for blasting and mining, comprising
fun OF qualities kinds required by the trade,
guaranteed to give euttre satisfaction
Tho standard Of their POWDER which has enjoyed the
highest reputation for than twenty-five years viii be
found unsurpassed by other manufacture in the world
sale by the pal dealers aud also at the Office of
the G. pmpauy, No e9 Vail. Water street, New York
a. q. hazard, i'rcst
A. f.. DOUGLASS Secr,
2ld6m is. NJ. L. X col
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aNwulDcss nuutH VIII sT,


ing the Stockholders of the JAmes EY"f ana hana-
Company will be held nt the oico o the Company in
IN Monday, the s1h Of october next
Attorney appointing Proxy to represent stock
regarded sufficiently authenticated 1t be under the
ckhoder and atesedby or more
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APPROXIMATION PRIZES
NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.

1eNfN : 4 D sfHUOsI TUX bWHFt5'tEN.
The undersigned desires call the attention Of Parents
ha wing children of slow mental or rbfslca de
veoprmrnt the fnct that he has opened in Harlem few
miles ahoye ry If New York, in very heahfpl and
beautiful location, Private Family school, where su,h eh!
received aud taught The experience he has had
than eRhi in connection with the Massachusetts,
State Institutions for dios has shown him
that yury be done In bringing these children to II
condition IN instances he has had them
itA't school with advantage,
ar engage in hc with The earlier tho
trimming he better For circulars reference ac
address JANIH H. XIV 'iNltlpS
auggodly No 51i broadway, or Harlem, &rS Nok.
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BAPTIST - WHITE.
rs Tobacco Commission N'rthaD's,

G. B,rTIsr. late of Petersbue, Va
Jxo g. WHITE. ateof the firm of Hes {
ter \ White Richmond, Va
ser y2dlNs
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NASH u HOPKINS. WILLIAM u hfA
HuEEKt III II, thos- " Al hlhspN'-.
ruRpEIN@ btlIs 81 co, W hole-oic DRY

HASH n. HOPKINS WILLIAM u RYAN,
uoEEIi u.lI "
IHopRsNs. NtI.s. - co, Wholesale Dry
~ GOODS MERCHANTS NJ. 2.~ baltimore street, cop
posttc llnunvor Srutt) baltimore
We would call tho attention ot buyers Ia "ur very large and
complete stock ran aud Winter Dry Goods, which We toel
viii compare vorahs with any ia III" Aorihern or
Markets. businc4 wing largely Increased
huu the of keeping tumpot" ana varied ha
than formerly feel encouraged 10 extend II stu
mrher and shall bo prepared to one Hnch NarN ~ VIII
enable country friends to purchase OF w everything theN
lur Particular attention l. rald To iess
tiuuds generally. SILKS, EmhIoaeIics, At. AZ.
We shall also be peparod eNhhil larger and mefr Va
ed ptoek ei Fancy I White GoodT than we have before
kept
Ncaru Agents of Rryland PeuitenthiA toodR hA wen
rs ft severed The he makes OF Fncd Cloths, which viii
ha sold Al the Manufacturer rfces
shall be promptly aud carefully attended to
baltimore, August lat lsa6, HOPKINS, HULA GO
aux r. d3mos
tn,<p sbssppEHt- DE TPuAtsO WEST, :,
\ VIA BALTIMORE. hp-The unduisp1cd. Forward
ug Merchants and Agents o the luuaA l,amR hanosd At
iialimaro respectfully sohrit SHIPMENTS or TOBACCO
and irp acquaintance with hc trade having been for
Ing est through Baltimore they Halter hcuse' "a that they
tan pieo aatsn,etieu 10 -bppora
Ir,Rht as low As by any Other line.
1uusrnuous from the West solicited and runenhlt
Intended IT, MAGRAM 4 koONS,
70 North street Baltimore
r,t5r to Jacob IIcald 4 Co. ! Brauli ir. baltimore T. l.
Bud',Y ". Smith Mcdaniel Hurt y lfoRton, Muller n
treu.iav, lsynchlufR. Czonsl,aH Alto, Richmond
mu 4Idlv
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.,s.a,v-r,oy OF CopAETNnw~IssP.

EF INC Concern of ". o IIaFVtN . % VI m TT
i,defad 10 said concern will please come forward "o
, I'm, 'ueo"t, =, t ~ " W. o. HARVEY,
ha' t p 70. &. W. YANCEl
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~ call attention te thcr Fail Winter styles ei Clothing
opening ther establishment Main Street opposite Far
mcrs lank, Ynehturg, VA rhcr Agent, Mr. DAoN. has
spent six weeks ia the Morrill, manufacturing Goods specially
r this market they safely promse that their present
stock surpassc in sNl quality and variety thing irey
have heretofore offered 10 the public la their tmeni the
following articles may he found
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d. TW,,ls,dN WLA Mrn;,MaHT H,e en"eGT GskERlf AGENT

~ r. WILLIAMS, RichmOmd, Vat PrOdue>
lie COMMISSION MERCHANT & GENERAL AGENT
for Rfrriree Fa-d Hlasfacived Tobacco, Mchdn-
ShnpK Immediately opposite Chock-
c bousr pnrt paid filling orders for
euaomrs lie his sincere thanks TO his
friends aud the public for the very liberal patronage extended
him during his husiness can"cst u III Mesers Booker
with e rra,sgsSR q ss.Ss,. a,a.,a and
@ - -, ~ a. az n,r,st ,f .ssigners wi he faltbhnlly
na, ~ ~. iaad tr,,,,,t cash returns made mmedi.
=, H. - ~ ~, s,,.etf {, v refera To tho follow
L., - aa,,,la,,,, s -
t a, ~, .. ,,ii.,au r,al,nv eaa,r Messrs Saup.
-. ,, ,v.Lia @ Iones and n r & Peters Lype,.
inr,s' Ma.ss Ipa Xebb 4 SON and Wardsworth, Turner
:, - - i1fs'',, -, u NJ PAYNE r. II billiard esa'r
n,t n = a. iuss C,muhell rol Dauiel Coleman Col
sn,,,g ,'a,,,ran r. whit, ,aor col VIM Rlsou and Ro
~ w,l,tams ,sa'r p,,,syyan,a. DIR Geo Iarson wm.
Martin ,sor and Terry. esu'r Henry.
Ian !" CTS
=.
MCDONALD. spOUrs WAnNEN, ssr0
lVu GERS AND COMMISSION MERCHANlS, NO ~
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N his r ends public generally that he has located in
aripthfaniln Main street above the Bank, Rich
Iond whe prepared furnish every sly lc of PIC
TIfRE known the Photographic Art. Give him call and
yo. shall not be disappointed . ~
Nd l. r. dlBBS.
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MERCHANDISE. &C.

HALL aud Winter Goods We In, lite cur '"--
- tomofz aud friend. examine >tock New Goods
which l. nearly epmprte viii compare with Star
opened In this city A. S11Gl.ER y co
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-20

I cash price for LAND W AR
or sale would do well To giva
PETERS, SPENCE q 60.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-20

UEANs AND k.1NsENs.-hh have now iu store
- Bnnsaek mixed Jeans and Lsey servants to VII eh
invite the attention the trade large margin allowed To
dealers. who NY 10 sell again. a n RtCkER.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-20

HNE subscriber being thankful for the liberal patronage be
slowed the different OF which he has been
member and promising that means shall be eXerted -
his customers would respectfully ak continuance Of
The same 10 the new concern H. b. H. Nowln, and
hopes be able attend 10 their busn's in person
i. NOWLIN
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-20

tfat,ea persons ouur Men contemplating marriage
mo NV are OF physical weakness organic debility d'"rm
s. should Immediately consult DR. Johnstoh,and be re-
iared 20 perfect health. - ,,. -
lie vh places himself under the care OF pr Johnston may
li,ase contdc his honor as gentlemen aud conhdem
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READ uT-Ancr having served a

WIN p MuNFaRD,
i,t,tn,,,d ccrt % qpiayiy Secretary.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-20

vn urPcTl Y OR NATSEOl-S DRUGS USED.
EeR LeElNsTDN,

Member II the Ro al College OF SURGEONS London Graduate
e of the me i eminent Colleges of the United states
Tho greater pa whose life has been spent in the hrst
.fais of Londou Paris Philadelphia and elsewhere has
M ted some of most astonishing that were ever
y many troubled with In, ing in the head and ears Whg
a.sep great nervonsnc bong alarmed Al sudden sounds
and bashlnoss with frequent bushing attended sometimes
o mi ID. weEe cnrnl mmaaIat,N.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-20

N-EN laSeEBgN.-J9s Il Wilson has this day as
" snciafad " him 1hos W. Johns aud John :. Lang
rra I'm The roccry Commission business under the firm
ar Go At the old stand Of Jos H. Wilson,
rncv keep arr" and well seccted stock Of Groceries
s,fe prv (do,ls Iron Stcc Nr Particular attention
paid 10 the ofcaunt produce aud liberal ad' 'anees made
upon produce in hand :. -. 49,.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-12

Foreign seeuftes have been generally IN nrm request
and prices daiy tending upwards. Today the latcs
and qos.
lFsom tire IonSon Times. (Ciiy Ar,icls) Nov 27.1
A oush the Bank tf EugIard have abstAned from any
reduction Of thar rate OF discount hs funds have again
beSn very rrm &c dsy, closing q, uriber advance Of
quarter per cent Consos for money, which len OF
evening at ~ 10 " opened s o4 10 h From this they
temporarily receded to si. bgt the markes sup ,orted
by the aivoes from the Paris Borrse, rcsuu cd its
nrnrcss, and the last operations a, - 70 :, for
MONEY, and e4i 70 fer the ata of Decenber Tor the
account tho Ssh OF January ths maj prico ot
TO v. During the day the BAnr gave notice ,hs, they
would be prepared 10 advance money government
ouritcs m The January account :, their current rate Of
tssnst making advances upon stock on any tcrma
sccepssc % favorable Indication. Tho proceeiing,
however has hwsy Gbcen custo mary during shutngs
for he dividencs For time Jast exaggerated 70
pofs have ben crcused OF the bank having taken loans
,ho market are believed really 70 have been
the asumpson that they vii 20. be repaid may proba
by have operated 10 increase The tendency 70 confidence
The amount Of busness during the day unimpor,sn
Money, although obsinablo short loans st X per
cent not freely offered, and or loans AL January
from China announcing decline IN the dcmand tor ell
YER exercised favorable Influence, ard strengthened
,.sres, ,he bark rate Of dscoun, /. reede,sy h,ss
in the discount marke, 70 day the demand mode
rate al rates ranging from half 70 quvrter per cent
stood The applications although limited, were more nu.
merous than during the lest two three Gays.
[From the London Tines, (Cty Article) Nov. as
Although there has been most active demand Tor
money Ia the stock Exchange throughout the day
ireme rates the funds have fully maintained their lss
advance. One OF the augmented demand for money
consisted In this being settling day In foreign stocks
The transactions in that department especially In Turkish
bcrds, have been unusually and important.
In addition 70 the demand for money In the stock Ell
change consequen, upon the foreign settlement there
active inquiry In the discount market and at the
Bank CT Eugard caused principally By The pay menis for
silver about 10 be transmitted by the India and China
mail The preparations or The end Of The month and the
heavy amounts falling due each day at the Bank likewise
tend 70 contract the supply The beat paper, hoxsvsr
was stln negotiated M ek per cent
The closing prices Of the French three per cents The
Paris Bourse This evening 60 eloc. for money and
epaoc tor account showing afursher advance Of more
Than one fourth per cent
The private letters from Paris today are avslo en-
cnrratNr
sucs tic lul rsirrr nc bullion i INC DAlA AS e.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-12

The federal goyernmep moreover, can, IN case OF
war cal out the cantoual troops consisting OF upwards
OF 4ooeto men, ard would PROBABLY recall toe ~, 900
Swiss sho foI tho OF the amy OF The King OF
Naples In act Switzerland put on foot force Of
about 2i4, eco men
There s roihng from italy, except that the En-
pcror and Empress OF Austria very well received
Trieste and have gone on 20 Venice Preparations
being made for their reception nj Mi'sn.
Tho London journals still oscuss the late elections In
the United States and Mr. Cobdens letter on maritime
Law. enclose sriic both subjects obaen's lct
ter mas not generally found favor hs side Of the
Atlantic.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-12

decTeasc OF Gse655, an the stock OF bullion 10
paripents 90 s97 e3o allowing increase Of f2s
when compared with the preceding return
The bullion msrkai has been rather fat this week oil.
though without alteration 10 the quotations.. Orders
are looked for by the mall now about due om the
Tast, and present prices win doubt be fully sap-
po'ted Doubloons ofboih sorts attn In demand at
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60 ,l)hom il nan CcnterH
ACCIDENTS to PERSONS an

HORRIBLE ACCIDENTS 10 PERSONS and
Ia.c Amount Of ProrelfT Destroyed Is he dolly 1ior
us' furnished by newspapers hI -hout the lant to
- Burning Of Fluid NJ" M danger and ne cause d sn{ A.
rid'tr at entirely moved 4 you tue PATENT INDIA
RUBBER FLUID LAMP, witch cannot b. btosrp blrs'tt
Or exploded Iei,l.r The Lau? b. hicd who burning
T.y are tue most economical and che Lamps aId Light
ever Tie rPcaranre Of our Lump Que
Of rcatae,- aud b. seCnrey 10y Express
rycfvv re. TIE CO. .. = I'll H. ~ % and a So In
cloe money BY n-, All Lamp VIII De forwarded core
.qi dins received and ry be- the aRs II sagnf
,a.nat- lie. Lib gsi discount 10 deeers HA"AHUESl
{ MOTT Exclusive Man, 'lctu-e. Il the United States
no b. F,.l.nI-.t NrM.i ork CITY.
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4 lIlETONe ILLUSTRATED RAILWAY
- hND STEAM NAVIGATION CUIDEs.r NOyEV-

"-'N 0+LAA HANlnA4i'. btIDEh-f HO'EH-
TO TFE PUBLIC.
A. .. f'G."s 81 ,Arios President. I'D sup. #
R~DWsy Compute " have delayed - Of orr
b.T Nuuter q he Guide i or-,r nat to- ts,se.
i.io se'e Tho ID Of This u.,l. DO .u. r-.-.e.
". could hav- pubsaed tl- Guide on tn L. o. te
month by simply peb-.rg sir.c's Of d,psrl-s b.. ~
preferred 20 wa vu gye f.l' aud .7l-p.e,. "a.
'abes u the f9opin: ros' iL rt-a porto change s-
made:
I'm RsiTsy, lucfi-sl G....1 r. F-,.
N'w-Iort Centre Rev, Mob ami o - kA..rsy.
Hudson River Rsilnay Cleveland ,ld To.eta Rdlv
Harlem Rsilvav C.ie3fr, Alto sui : Lon. /.
Nv Haven R4,way. Mich - GENIAL iway.
t'v-HAy'n, iiar'fo-. IF - .ti-sn >c-'Fe:- R'..ws~
Sp-in.fe.d Re4rsJ N41ga .. Raj
Boston and Wor~, .g x. vsv Nor .sA g Nor-sso- R.
Wt.,uEaIwa.. Powder. and Wo--e..als
Great N,sterr (C--adt R4l.sr.. Pe.n5 Ia i.'vsv.
Cleveland aIt f., Railway. N.Ha7"u ,: Mon Rs
C .Ld R,,k Ltd Rw C-c.u.f Il .u..' D.,-,a
coNTr,r. o. .'. >ovrNsrS NUNers.
J. MAP OF TBE NORTHERN PORTION OF THE
UNITED STATS AND cANADAS.
H. ZAP OF TgE SOUTHERN PORTION Of TN
IAITFD STATES.
III NAP OF TIE NEW ENGLAND STATS.
". Over SIXTY MAPS 4 e.. rRGSClPAL RAILWAYS
tLroughou. the Ja.'sl SIS arj Cssll1'
Y RAILWAYS AND THEIR PROGRESS ra.'a .l
81 BIOGRAPHY 81 y. {. McCALLJM. : rr.-..;.alsa-
81 DE Fi. X .r..1 .,.1 Portrait.
VII NOTES By TIE Way; Or Amen. D, R.y,r.I
Bai. Co.tue,d
VII I&CIDENTs OF TRAVEL: Comic ske,che.-1l,~ t
r.,c Niaga-a T,s r.cll s. well a. bo,1i.l.-T.u
Miate- in I.tilt,pd ~ Or AIS G lie
TIs,k L..
IL linden TO pRTBCISG ROUTES
X INDFX OF NEARLY on THOUSAND OF THE
TRGNCfPAL TOWNS, VILLAGES AID CITES
TPON TIE RAILWAYS THROUGHOUT THE
IErILD STtTES ASD CtNApAS
81 SAILING OF TIE VARIOUS STEAMERS NED
STEAMBOATS, 20 ;l.l f.gu vt-..,. p. o. tie
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Che illuminated Column.

..CHANTICLEER SPREADS HIS WING.
y Let - ali rad good BOOK 'ose'hes.
ONLY TWTy cTNrs
, SPECIAL THANKSGIVING AID GENERAL HOLl-
DAY BOOK.
TAecbeapee' and handsonest Giit BooS i lie make
Al mated Cover, Tinted Erol..T,.ce aal ole.
spp.opr.s.e Illustrations.
Now RFADY:
vOr. I or LOC'USS ILLUMINATED CLASSICS
CHANIIt LI.ER:"
TUA.KSCIlIS1 story or TIE PEABODY
FAMILY
b C0kNTLICs NAIILrs
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7TTE AMERICAN CHRONOLOGICAL JOUR

'TTE 7
L NALior NOVEMBER corr siHs Boy w.o wish 20 be
Men: IL, Pmisus; fysica Educa, M G,oIy steers, with
!, rsit: III. PLlcHolog,; tius, Wh1 can Ike Il Cz-E
Alexander H. frtrs; Laugh Memory; How 70 Kdl"sie
Man oi Buir,ss; Poetry II The Scotch; A. t. on Of ia.
s,xos. SfS,Tpor.-wh lrs rfi,e ,rr.4yilg'. Price 10
cent?; slayer. Puh.sacd o., FOWLER AND WELLS, NJ.
ats Bl.uwav Ncs-YeTk No. ii A:,ht. P..lcPas, Nud
~. IL. Y AsLiugtou.,t Boston.
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TYR. WAiLAND'S NEW HOOK.

L. \ y y / ~ = N
NOTES oT TIiF PRINCrPLr> And PRACTICE OF
III BAPTIST DFNOMINATION.
TIL. book. fh' ''y ~ ID MA '-c q L' t Dcno1i
uli,u. by OF n..- d- .-.s- "a W.'rs ~" D. ego
.uut ~ az vo size IN 1rull o. f-r 10 P--f sb
rcis 'od H The work.
A .,suce o.. tLN 81 rc; y pep ri I'D, q, coc.,-'s
VII q I'd lea r g., vail ho r-u.- Wi b lie
.ilr sLt1or h- AID which -4- here a.rd -T 'lt
urhdoc.rd st,lr 'i f'ster'- instruction. A. p o..
tc,If, ci "v..k w.H'c@ ~ a. r.4's co. 80 te--tf!.
Tie Boz 't. by MI -p,u D, ril q thef ic~
SHELDON, BLAhEMAN & CO,
Putf.L@--. Sew.iot
IMPORTANT CHANGES on the RAILROADS.
I Son. 80 NEW TINE TABLES IL IL EDITION. DlNS
ORi'S GUIDE. f- E'Vsu-bc, contains ~ &c W Ter f
Is.f,n'Its. T. r..r y - 60. \. BE- utica = f.
sin.rr. DlNsAORE4 Go. Rraoy 4O-JiJIRJN (l-e.l~,'
n. spruce -. y. Y.
- { III | Is l. RI III ~ Coz GREAI MUSIC
- DEPOT NJ. - 8roas'Tsy bIsasE. 20 y-srs 6;
lea Irs al L. r.,. on'r 'he s,s's saes j. III ted
ST. zone million works. l"slr :, Nfol pub-GA
d,ns Tics, good si suited Zee; troS
.tsc. Store -sc.pc-t itF rs CGSN setS tbs
Circll,ius Nrsl IhraJ 90 20 dincf voh. Te.s,
Ole year 6wotth Of Music sTsiis} ak ntas 80
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t,Akg-tXCHANGE persoa having a
i raud Farm. - rss.ouah' IRON u. civ =! !
it.r ir-oEs ar ~r9 ~s- - iucr.s~ T.
.Tl-r'.ny .lGsns TOR are line HO ~ ln tie
ety capital 70. ton which - rented for so pr
nun Tor 'ls l.stss ys3rt Al qly % HOMER MORGAN
PREF, No metropolitan b.1A Il -.l1.ss ,Sc9l
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prinlims.

ENGRAVING ID PRINTING HALF PRICE
IL Wcdd1r A; Hoie Al ife.s al A!,osraPl Ca T. Nod
tms ny s.rs-. Cs-i &c ;. NELLY :, 81 Fulton o.
V'RlBi NJ BUILDINGS. -PRIN ING Of every
3r.,l Lon. iu Cad = Book. :. 80 St'' Ca
Pc. BAKER / GODNIN I..t--r l-.4-s
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Gouses ano fdrms r0anieG.

FURNISHED HOUSE WANTED-By smali
4 fan lis without Children. Address Box No. ',lU fo'tof
ice. Giving lo,atiou aud pace.
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!. APFLfToS Co.. 7 J'-'ers.
~. 3'i .r' 81 x nsdt,y ..-N,-s.
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9prcial Notices.

e. "F',ru.l s. -4'.a," ~ the Price Of L.bcrtV"
Young nien'r Republican General Committee
H.. Iev.-',e mis- Conn itee uO,oed THIS
EGEEiNG NCy. TO- a. No Us fti 49, pluctu4ly A. lex
Eef tie ,Isrsa,'i3r 90 iInportal' o. sus--
WILLIS FISHER Choinos1
YOUNG s..1,ta-..s
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BOARDING, at Nos. a. and Il F.. Broafsag.
ID sor C~L.l.en al "'es 49, R,u. - Six. G.a,
osI, Nil mites Er LT-.
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D. B-Tle members OF tie COMMITTEE are requested -
I1es,u a. business II great iii be u"usa' ed
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FOR EU PEAN CT CO LAT 10 Y
rrbIL-d abe c,. Nal for iverpJo,
rtr AruGm Tos'@e" inc udcd s-ge CoVes SIX Cents
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Chances for Dnsiness Men.
FOR SALT-A TFY YEARS LEASE q

IJALINER " AN1ED-Actite or Silent, with
+-9to 10 -l0o'" geaIcel wLo.f-s ea rrt.l
lc..lg -ltts, VEL st 4bI.sAcd Acires. PERsEFE-
r. g. 5-l- OH,..
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III RIFLE. AXE AND SADDLE-DtGs.

A Book Le,tul,s By 3D., R,v Ndut.n H. Aib4,u l.'e
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-10

IL Co. C-D'rgl Railroad Company.
OF 10" b. lnoi. C--lral Rll,.d Depot, Chi'ss9 H.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-04-12

A SELF \ CITING RAILROAD SwIrCH-Dick's
seli-actng switch is designed TO be operated
in all respects like the ordinary ones. with the
additional property of springing instantane-
ously into line, line when, in consequence Of
any misunderstanding or carelesSncSS, a wheel
approaches in the wrong direction on the
main track. The fore wheel Of the engine
hits pin and releases powiul spring; which
brings the track in place. This property
was tested by running train ut the highest
possible speed across, not only one, but all
the switches, in nearly q hundred miles of
track, all desisnedly placed wrong. Fifteen
miles Of the ronte, over three Of the gaping
switches, was performed in seventeen minutes
The Agricultural Department Of the Pat
cnt. Oiice, at Washington, which has done
so much good in the introducing plants and
seeds from abroad, and distributing thom in
this country for cultivation, proposes now to
extend its operation so as to obtain from
abroad every plant, herb or tree which has
been cultivated successfully anywhere. This
will require larger appropriation by Con-
| gIess, but We think that money could not be
| expended in any way more conducive to the
good Of the ration. The agricultural is the
great interest Of this country, and il has hth-
| erto had the least Governmental encourage
meni-alG il does not need. An expenditure
/ of this kind would be for the benefit Of every
| other interest as much us the agricultural.
| At the entertainment given by the Mar
chiouess OF Londonderry 20 the collicrs or
her domain of Chiffon Moor, there were thir
! ty tables, with seats as each for ninety men
aud room in the gallery for five hundred wo
men and girls; eighteen bullocks were servot
up, fifteen sheep, forty bushels of potatoes,
ton aud half Of bread, ton Of pudding, anC
fifty barrels strong beer Earl Nane, son t,
the MarchioneSs, presided, with his mothe
on his right and his wife on his left hand
from the address Of the Marchioness deliver
ed on the occasion, it appears that chapel
for different persuasons, schools, and goo,
wages are provided for this portion Of he
tenantry who have never struck for highe
pay or privileges.
A slave, a carpenter by trade, was latel
sold in Adams county, Miss, for three thou
sand seven hundred dollars.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-04-12

The Innkeepers of this county are just be-
ginning to feel the effects of the late jug
law. Their licenses did not expire until the
1st of April inst, and as no license can be
granted until the 5th Of May, prohibition Will
reign. apparently throughout the county un-
til that period. We say apparently, because
it is utterly impossible to restrain the appe-
tites of the people by legislative enactments.
The landlords will, no doubt ostensibly close
their bars, and it may be well enough to say
that Judge Jordan distinctly stated from the
Bench, that no applicant who violated the
law during the interval need expect any favor
from the court. They must therefore, gov.
ern themselves accordingly. 1t will enable
the landlords to look up supply OF good ant
wholesome liquors, and we would advise then
to eschew bad brandy and all vllanious con,
can be had good at reasonable prices yet, bu
no good brandy can be purchased for les
than sc or SO per gallon.
In the mean ;ime, during this interregnun
Of king Alcohol" for month, those viii
arc thirsty will be enabled to Judge from ex
perience, Of the practicability Of a restrainin,
liquor law, and whether or not, it would b.
beneficial in its results.