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~ ly at W holes3,le, by STEVENSON Il WEDDELI. who
have in Store superb Stock embracing French German
British and American Fabrics all Of which
with great and attention by OF the hr,n very
lowest cash lIices
inviting stock ior The wants of the North Carolina
and Virginia trade cannot be exhibited North South
Pancua and responsible buyers invited o give
Stock examination and Judge for themselves OF the
and iriccS No. IL d 80 Sycamore Slfset,
aug 2Its Petersburg Va.
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4 t0CNTRY NERO 1GA NTA.-Oar Csunir,
~ friends will ind stock Of CLOTHING, larger aud bet
ter adapted for THAR retail sales than We
rotnse to sell - cheap house In RchHond Peters
urg, and better styles Of Clothing
YOaG RECEAvED-A inrge los q HEAVY
"Sien ods and Satnets be sold reduced pricea
ny q rs N. 0U0GENHEIMER.
MrOaTANT - the Pabiic.-Au xeSd. " :.
30 M.s ssfepfnsnssaA GLASS l. RAlEES.
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u WAKE HOUSE, No 81 BOlIISGBRook 81. pTrTU,
BURG Val have established myself for the OF
General Iron, Steel and Metal Bness and nyne alien
ton nf Virginia and North Carolina Merchants
market to examination of large and varied
arrangements being such will enable sell tn,
lowest Ran Roads Maehins,s Barksniihs the
trade generally will find to their my stock
before purchasing elsewhere
Orders thankfully received and promptly attended,
=
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DSD MONDAY LEAVE LYSCHBuItG MONDAY,
InAY Al 3 IL. LII WIN AY A IILIpAY al "A Il. IN.

e.. xxn -gaEs.zEaa VIRGINIA TENNEssEE
~ ~ eVK~VHV RAIL KOAD--On Thursday h g
18Th of June the Passenger Tram viii
commence running to Salt Works Branch Junction.
tai T. II GIL. zen Snp't
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II An prepared - AL orders ter MARK1 x
WORK of any description from the plainest the
costly at Baltimore prices and of
Northern establishment
Monumental Books Of and plain sesgns can he
Office or will call person desiring
them at their residences mo y. GADDEsS.
OTlCE.-The asScatsss 81 ske Merchant.
and business men of LyE hbuig respectfully invited to
she toowng oxract from th regulations OF Lynckhurg Col
student shall be allow debt debts
without the eu adam an my per
son creating student ~iioa certificate from tho
president OF the fsenisy will do own risk
eats President Of he r.,.i,,,
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SsG.t.

NEN YORK PACKETs.-This new home Sx$Gl \,
line Is com posed following vessels, aud sails
from Me-. YORK every three days All OWNED in the city
Richmond via.
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NO G0NsFOWD, Grocer and Com 0s issiOm
- MERCHANT, MAIs Srnffr, Recommendations lust
returned from the Northern Cities have hand and
Ceng day the largest and desirable Stock OF Gro
and Liquors before offered by 10 old
and the public large My stock consists
els usually KEPT in the Grocery line feel hesitation In
that will sell goods chuap II cheaper than
house In Iynchburg Warrant every article thnt sell to give
satisfaction sale buy nothing but the best
My quick sales and small profits in instance
Al kinda produce taken exchange goods ash
prices loot Hts
- ECEsS1NG, ANDON HAND, u bbis. stu
~ ARTS Sugar % bbls btuans Ground Clarified and
Crushed Sugar,
90 boxes Loaf Sugar,
10 bbls. n. q Molassos
10 hhds l.. H. do,
100 bags Rio Coffee
so -" Laguira do,
10 =" Prime old Java do,
so boxes Adamantine and Sperm Candles
Large lot OF Clover Orchard Grass and Timothy Seed Call
soon we are selling cheap
feb pats. YOUNGER SMITH
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EXTRAORDINARY CASE.

NItHMokD,
Genile,nen; Ny child had commenced breaking out last
fall In small which gradually extended the entire
head including bnt which by the
fsar thai both would drop
tried all sorts o afvnsed aud domestic without
good results then procured and applied little TURF
Oil IL began 10 gi better The bottle broke. and
piled gals to itt ain began NY older dlugh
said Pa, 10
looked much better h-s nseG IT," We another
bottle afd lseS hcS9 nearly well Thiz
vased and took halt
very offensive one bottle feel assured. will
her entirely there but little Of the disease
You entitled tins and for the benefit of Others
great pleasure in giving you this certificate.
Respectfully, II I. CHALK.
To Messrs. Dove
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,s,wIUE WEEK nETWEE :.

1fNWGE A WEEK u E ZEN t.
II BALTIMORE AND RICHMOND, 10y steam S,AEEAS
cs BELkIDEkE and PoCAIONTAS.-The
STEAMER BELVIDEKE leaves Baltimore every SAT- 'R
DAY AFTERNOON for Richmond Returning lea ri III
MOND every II ESDAY AFTERNOON for Baltimore
The PoCAHONTAS leaves BALTIMORE every WE'D
NESDAY AFTERNOON for Richmond. Returning leave,
RICHMOND every SATURDAY AFTERNOON Tor Balti
tmorc
shippers to Baltimore by these two Boats have tlel
goods here every Monday and Friday of each week.
marry LII DIAM Il WATSON, Richmond Va.
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u ING WARE-HoUSE--where viii he foxed the Iarr,s
assortment of Lannated Sea fine Double Single Cams
Rifles; Deans English seifCockiug Five Shooter: Colts Al
lens and Thurbers Reviewers and Single Pistols Powder
Fasks, Shot Belts and Pouches Game gs Cleaning Rods
Ripple Wrenehes Eleys Cocks and g. D. Percussion Caps
Gun Wads and Wire Cartridges all Sizes Curtis
Diamond Powder and American Powder all kinds Compress
ID Bullets Buck and Small Shot Liquor Flasks, Rogers
Pocket Cutlery; Bowie Knives RaEorf fine
Port Monies Gold, Silver. Ivory aud Crooked
Plain Canes and every thing In line to suit makers
&e have lot Of premium Rifles hand EspxIrng don,
with despatch and warranted by
WM. Is. Il G. FISHER, eF pestta the
sep la-ts Aorye House, Lynchborg, Va.
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a' lns' To maud Ta considered the Inost reli,i
y, 10, me iiair No being for light No for dor
l@'I and No. 3a general dressing Hair If ali color ~
Eye and yet changes grew hair 10 is original
",, u ' u, Agents. J. H. THOMPSON & co
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purchase of goods ou Commission A :. LEE.
July 2Jis
A tRANO, gu ANO.-Haying made arrangements with
Ne the Peruvian Agents to get supplies OF GUANO the
hand and bags and will be regular receipt Oft
We shall sell but what comes direct from the
aud all who purchase from rely getting GENUINE
GUANO We solicit orders Of nd all others
with the that will always furnish them with
best article aud On the most favorable terms.
URENSHAW & co,
feb lits North side of the Basin, Richmond, Va
HAkA AAA FEET SEASONED INCH
IOOsVVO Bniion Wood; 75Oeo tpel ! in,h button
Nooa Rrtile for Tobacco Boxes. fur sale by
r. u. NHiTLOCk SON,
4 I.OSER sEED.-pRIME NEW CLOVER SEED
~ for sale the best terms. CRENSIIAW d Co,
hb 25ts North side of the Basin, Richmond Va
5gSE received mad for safe,
~ 80 Barrels medium No.3 Maokurei,
100 do No.
80 do Large NJ. ,.
50 Iiaf Barrels No =,
- do do No /.
30 Quarter Barrels No. L.
100 Kits choice No |,
100 Barrels Cut lI,rriugs
MCDONALD SPOTTS Il HARVEY
lnly lodts No - Pearl 81 Richmond, Va
AT0TatE 10 NEISCsEANgS, FAKuERs a
~ OTHERS LIVING IN THE GoUNTRY.-lu ,utl most
living in thecountry who visiting lcnnnd his
large and Bcuera aoSor. Inent bouts, g41, YIN
Shoes Trunks SarPst Bags, vaises, f1INT-N
IN &c. rs my stock has been selected by tIS..SWGV
mysolt with great care. suitable for the
Virginia trade; and laE, portion having
purchased Tor cash hacr my sr that as grea
any other house East North South package
dplen to wmeh cali the attention OF all they
WIZ hnd them at prices that cannot fao please by calling
a W C. HII.l, Manufacturer and
Dealer in boots, Shoes, Trunks, carpet Bags
NailsoS, &c, wholesale and retail, No. l27
sepiiH Main street Richmond, Va.
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IHtsN Nfsses are o the Hfsi cass bnt cNcssN Tor l'
trade and have
They commanded by experienced Captains wen quail
fled for the trade and who will spare to
They will be towed and down tho river by and
may be relied to sail promptly advertised Merchants
going North ordering from Boston, viii lind
Their interest ship b, this line the only regular line
and freight will always be takcn low by
sells and every effort will be made by the agents Richmond
aud Boston to give sasia, ton.
Wa respectfully ask and hope to obtaining full
Share of patronage
The vessels will lie in Richmond at tho Dock, and Bos
ton at RoweS Wharf
DAVID &WM. CuRRIE, Richmond ,r,s
ALLEN & WELTCH, Boston @e'''
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MONTHLY PUBLlCNrlONS--H
Av4 Iituam's Godcys Magazine. Arhurs Ballous Knick
crboekef d. Frank Iees n VI enrnal Frank Lsses Ga
zete of Fashion Hunts Eclectic and Bsckwoods Magazine
London Farmer London Art Journal South
ern Planter. Chambers Journal. Yankee Notions knck
knseks Mrs Stephens New Monthly, The School Fellow.
Subscriptions received for the single numbers be
hadat NORSFS
dee
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ANEW BOOkS.-Tbe Ancient uebre vs., by
~ Abraham Mills. Modern Greece by Henry n Baird A
ork by the Author Of the Wide Wide World Wdd.
fields COX Book Three Per Cent Month the Perls
III Fast Living The Old Regime and the Revolution by u
Topquesiie Marion Lester the Mothers Mistake. Cont
dental Letters OF Napoleon aud Josephine Memoir of Chs
HOLM Poems by A. Smith. Ieadley's Life Washington illusa
ted Coli ms Life and Times Of Henry Clay DE La Hodds
History Of the Secret Societies Of France Woods work
issued Therapeutic and Pharmaeoogy Thankfnnes by
u Taylor Life AMI Essays Of Benjamin Franklin Memoirs
Ut Powell Buxton Life aud Adventures Of Bockwourih Har
Pers Magazine for October 6odeys do do received by
EtprosA LANGHDRNE 4 WAGKUP
sep 2ais
ksGuOOB. BOOK S.-.Bust received by stea sm.r
- alAige lot Of School Books Stock all tie
books used In the schools Of The city and surrounding counties
aug 3uts LANBHORNE& WALKUP
ISnEGK BOOKs.-Wc have - hand ~ large
~ lot o Check Books all the banks In the
cri,ed at LANGHOKSE & WALKEPS
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| 2 HGE,vl,G, ANDoN HAND, Is sb,.. stu,

GRAND ARRIVAL, of ahc inrgc.s stock Of
N Fall and Winter Stapl. and Fancy Goods
chased before aud Tor exhibition by the undersigned which
he calls the attention of his public
al His goods selected with great TO style quality
An price II you to buy bargains call him soon
~ determined To sell cheap fot cash To Country Mcr
chants he has only word Ia and that
further Eat buy goods hun
Ill sell as cheap house la Richmond Pete Ubnrg
OCT Dts NATHANIEL GUGGENHEIMER
NEW GONCERN.--Wm n. Anderson hns
~ this day associated With him JOHN q ADAMS and
THOMAS o. ANDERSON tor the purpose OF transacilng
GENERAL GROCERY, COMMISSION AND FORWARD
ING BUSINESS, under the hrm and style of ANDERSON
ADAMS ~ co, Al the old stand OF W. r. Anderson (for
merly J, II Renwick)
Thoy will always keep hand well stock Of Gro
ccrios Guano ground lump Plaster Livingston Poughs
aud Castings
Particular attention given the salo eonsin and
advances made on Produce IN hand
WILLIAM T. ANDERSON
JOHN q ADAMS,
f. Nh THOMAS q. ANDERSON.
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EHfsrFarfrip April 10Th 1856
Messys Dom CoiiavlnE nso Turf On and finding
tto be such ane medicine, thin due you tina, you
should know H. Ny daughter aboVt fell
rocker Of ehr and and bruised her thigh much
assumed the form u soa and became very had It
lAnced by physician but that did relieve M II became
arunng sore and conuaued fE nearly years tried
every medicine could heS Il with effect until
duced Tie your Turf Oafter using bottle
a.d half entirely heaed Ihave since used for Other
and found the benefit you liberty
this as you think proper &. CHALKLY.
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Bto isaac, Bedford county va, Nov. /, 1854
Messys Dore Go used about fourth of
bottle al Gur Oh the bach horse tho
back almost entirely large
hand and THE single application a unly srplcd once
up entirely md permanently really surprised
quickness of eurave propertA and think proup,
and efcaeious than anything OF tho kind and
have sold housa de Of bottles OF Other similar
0rposes.
Respectfully. y BONDURANT
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SALESMAN, in q CONNER .al house. hy n vnnrr mn
WI H's n'u considerable experience in mercantile business
i'rtncos us TO character &c Address " II yitrnlan s
sep 7-dtS 49, 49, '"s'''tn ohcc
The Winchester appeal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1856-1856, 1856-04-05
Dignity of Labor,

The time has probably passed whcr
it was necessary to urge upon intelIi
gent men the Importance of industri-
Gus habits. There are, however, some
Of the spoiled children Of fortune who
imagine personal labor is scrvlc, and
derogatory from the dignity which be-
longs to them. This false notion OF
responsibility is not peculiar, to the
South; but owing to the character and
relation Of the different classes of the
population in the slave States, ,adhcrcs
more permanently to certain families,
and desccnds from one generation to
another with more regularity than in
any Of other part OF the country. This
circumstance has given rise to the I'M
just MISREPRESENTATION prevalent in 9TH
cr States in regard to the hereditary
characteristics Of the Southern people;
but an impartial investigation would
satisfy the candid inquirer that this
species Of pride is peculiar to no part
OF the Union, but manilests itself
wherever wealth is enjoyed by igno-
rant and indolent men.
But the false dignity to which refer,
wherever it may be found is one of
those social evils which deserves uni
versal rcbukc. 1t exists in every COM
munity, and everywhere insults hon
est labor with its air of contempt.-
There are many persons who, taking
every occasion to flattcr the hard-fst-
ed commonality, as they consider them
as the bone and sincw' of the nation,
nevertheless betray the true measure
Of their regard ofthem by social neg
lect and unwarantcd Distinction
This spirit must be met and conquer
ed by the farmers and mechanics with
dignity of another kind. They must
learn to illustrate in their own per-
sons and character the true dignity of
labor. This will ever depend upon
the principles, manners and accom-
plishmcnts of those to whom it be-
longs. Let it be seen and felt that he
who can demean himself at his own
board with the manly bearing Of a cul-
tivated gentleman, can also stoop to
the humble labors of the farmer and
mechanic, and the miserable preiu-
dice which prevails against labor will
be mortified into silence. To this end
those who accustomed to toll, should
carefully attend to the reiincmcnts of
life, and prove to the world that the
one is by no means Incompatible with
the other. In this way labor may be
elevated to its proper dignity, and rem
dercd attractive and delightful.--Car-
Olind Cultirator.
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Garden Work for April.

All the tender vegetables may now
be planted. Begin now to plant late
cabbage, broccoli and caulilower.--
Plant snap and pole beans. The
house wife, or fat horse bean, is pole
stringles snap, that may be planted
among corn, the corn answering for
poles; the pod continues edible even
after the beans are full grown. 1t is
the best snap bean for Southern cul-
ture we have ever tried The large
white Lima, is a bean to eat, when
shelled. but is not as certain grow
er prolific as its smaller sister the
Scvia or Carolina. Where poles are
not convenient, strings will answer
for them to run upon. These beans
may be preserved for winter use, by
plucking them before they are quite
dry, shell them, and put them away
in bags. When wanted for use, soak
them in soft water, they will swell
up plump and green, and boil sweet
and tender. The late varieties Of
beets may be yet planted. Collards, in
all their varieties, may now be plant
ed for winter greens; celery will now
be fit to transplant; carrots, parsnips,
salty, AMI 6eets, should be thinned
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walton Of health, and to the improvement, o.
physical and mental education, with note, nv
O,S. Fowler; 81 cts.
Chronic Diseases especially the neryOu.
diseases Of women. By y. Rosch. From
the German; so cts.
Digestion, physiology Of, considered with
relation to the principles Of dietetics. Bv
Combe. Illustrated; 80 cite.
Food and Diet; with observations on tho
dietetic regimen suited to disordered states Of
the digestive organs; and an account of the
dietaries of some of the principal metropoli.
tan and other Establishments for paupcrs, In.
natics, criminals children, the sick, etc. Bv
Periera; 81 %.
Kansas embracing descriptions Of scenery.
climate, productions, soil, and resources Of
the territory, interspersed with incidents Of
adventure and anecdotes Of travel. By Mar
Greene; 80 cts.
Hereditary Descent, it's laws and facts an.
piled to human improvement. By o. s. Fow.
Ter; 81 cts.
Natural Laws Of Man: by J, G. Spurzheim,
NJ D. An important work; so c,s
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Physiology, animal and mental. Applied
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o. Publishers inserting the above few
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Radishes should be carefully

Out' NuuiSIleb SuOulu Dc CdlCluIiJ
drawn, and thrown into the gutter.
Cucumbcrs and melons may now
be planted. All the squash family
may now be planted; plant only the
bush varieties in the garden, the run.
ming kinds in the field. Thin out lceks
onions, and lettuce. Plant eggs plants,
peppers, okra, and tomatoes. Thin
out the early turnips, spinach, and
mustard Bush and mulch the Eng
fish peas. Early cabbage will now
be fit to transplant; remember dircc-
tons for planting in puddle. Upon
the judicious working Of the vegetable
garden this month, will depend the
crop Of vegetables, Hoe among the
tender plants, only morning and even
ing, and take heed lest the blade of
the hoe cut the young rootlets OF the
plants. We have seen gardens work
ed to death. Some few years ago,
our spring work accommodating on our
hands, we hired a hand that protested
to be slillful with the hoe, and put
him among the melon vines, with in
structions not to draw the blade Of
the hoe towards the plant. He was a
thorough worker, and handled the
hoe like one to the hoe handle born
He killed all the weeds and grass, and
shortly we fonnd the melons dropping;
many Of them died, and what lived
were sickly. So it is with most plants,
if the librous roots are cut that shoot
from the main root, the plant is rotard-
ed in its growth, by having its feeders
cut. The quicker vegetable grows
and comes to edible perfection, the
orc.tcnder and delicious it is, There
fore look well to the April work in the
garden
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NOY'lCE.

THE advertiser would respectfully announce
to his customers, and the public generally,
that he continues to supply the various Maya
zines named below at the prices annexed, per
annum, viz:
Harper 50 25; Putnam SO IS;
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Little's Living Age S.;
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Balou's Pictorial 90;
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He is prepared also to fill orders for atand-
ard and miscellaneous books, whether from
the trade, or persons in other walks of indus
try. Having had an experience of fifteen
years in the Book and Periodical trade, he
can give satisfaction 10 all parties entrusting
him with orders.
Specimen numbers Of the Magazines on re.
ceipt Of six Post Office Letter stamps for the
80 or 50 magazines, and for twelve such
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be sent. Letters Of inquiry must contain a
stamp for the return postage. Books sent,
post paid, on receipt Of Publishers advertised
prices. Address,
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reb16 BOOKSELLER, Hoboken, N. ].
.G- Publishers Of newspapers giving the
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insertions, and sending marked copy to adver-
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Gals in the above list for one year.
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Fearful Admission,

The Boston Pilot, an acknowledged
organ of the Roman Catholic Church,
alluding to DR.. +. McClintock's reply
to the Hon. Joseph r. Chambers de-
fence Of the Catholic Church, says,
I'VE cannot but admit that DR.. McClin-
took has the best Of the argument
Now, either Mr.. Chandler did, or did
not, know that the Romish head Of his
church exercised temporal power over
its worshipers in this country. If he
did, he uttered falsehood knowingly
II nc did not, he manifested an igno-
rance, to say the least, that is scarcely
pardonable in men filing his position.
But hear the admission Of the Pilot in
its own language:
A friend Of ours, and theologian OF
note, observed to us the other day,
that this is one Of the penalties which
the church militant has to suffer, in
consequence of having children who
insist upon defending her, not her own
way, but in their peculiar fashion,
pairing down Catholicity, so as to make
it suit Protestant tastes. We believe
that is generally admitted that the
,ceigM Of Catholicity is decidedly
against the expIainers away Of the Ro-
man Catholic doctrine with reference
to the relation between the spiritual
and the temporal. Even the explain
crs away admit this. They cannot
help admit it, since every parish priest
really exercise the authority which
they deny it to him, exert it them
selves.
Our part is the true straight-for-
ward one. 1t is, to state our doctrines
boldly and fairly, and to try to be thor
ough Catholics in every sense Of the
word--to prove by our daily actions,
that ChathoIicity IS THE ONLY
SURE PILLAR A STAE CAN POS
SIBLY HAVE IN THESE DAYS.
Nchm0n Ny) Patriot.