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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-24
i oUoh1tE.-On cons gu,ncnt n nice lot "G.
- G. Mass Liquolico For sale by
&


u
ma 2l.ts WILSON & co
nsLLARDA GHENNLEE are now receive
Grogeries Staple Dry Goods Hats Boots Shoes. Ac
large stock of Domestic Liquors line Brandies, Wines, sc,
all of which will sell low cash
produce ar 10 puncua customers the usual time lap
Two TUE LOVERS OF TssE FINE ARTS
specimens of art which the hand man. In tho present pro
sgs Is forming are respectfully invited to call on O.
erA There the Statesmen Of the country with intellectual
osa an" ana a"fms, ' stand OUT from the plate with such
ees hs hears the heart hrob and the lips There
on las hs .u' s y",n !" Fasr IN admiration
licking, romping childhood with buoyant and merry
laugh meets the visitor aud holds him charmed the spot
Then come 10 G. W MINIS cos and view the handsome
specimens Have your likeness reader induce her
you esteem above all others to accompany you
eoncned without an cSas, her
You hold dear on earth hen should the silver cord snap
ped and the golden broken you have thntc which win
taken in all weather with equal facilities with the
al their far famed Gallery Main street. Sd Bridge
~''' > '''' q W MINIS ( CO.
-ly its Daguerrean Artists.
w ALooN MAKER None but first rate hands need app
self dts GLASS RAlNE.
nIRECT FROM NEW YORK 30 boxes Mitch
ats YOUNGER & SMITH.
4 ADDE'S, MISSES, CIsLDREN.-I opcnrJ
dies Morocco Kid and Reskins Misses ani
Chdren's Goat Boots; something very important
Just Childens nice little black Shoes
sizes very scarce in the city viz SIS As, IS 6s,
fo cots pSEABi'Ry
uDATENT GOLD PENs.-We would cnu ,l,c
attention of the writing community something new in
the OF Gold Pen being article recently patented
| by Bard Wilson, Philadelphia f"
This by its peculiar construction capable of n,L
The heaviest line necessary and the finest stroke
without In anywse damaging the pen in Tho least er,o
changing It's style OF writing thus doing away with ,h cs
| sity of having two pens. is heretofore " " HIVES
Many Book Keepers whose entire attention 10 u;,. .
wruns nave spoken highly of them hut As vc y,ish 90
Iriehs 10 be TIER own Judges in the matter we iny h
70 car hd examine for themscy. we vii finnish nm ~
| iuiy with good ink and paper '"'"' S"'''
| m. ~ :. slLNERTHoRN & CLIFF
| formerly ii Silvcrthorn
| NEW CROP N, .. SUGAR aND uOI.s-
| AZ Sis just received and for sale nv
ma Its may 4, e,rx,,,,,,,
! Isl RECEIVED and for sa 10 N la, oc x,..,..
- sugar; new crop NO do. wv" >oHec
| ma 3ts youNcpp . s,,,
| FAD AND DOT STONES MI e.;
ranging in prices from &5 to s5o-the largest assor
| In Virginia-for sale cheap a 80 assortment
an Oats "a
Sfock 81 spring q GODS Com piete.-.sio 4 pm.
~ VS. agent informs the citizens and Ali ho
surrounding country hat his store Goods
which will be sold very cheap, for
| SPUN COTTON.-A1arge supply of North Carolina Cot
ton Yarns of all Nos Of the best quality just
| 2e -dtsh JNO J. PURVIS, sgcnt
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- a. BOYD, GOnfectioner and Candy Nanu-
30 ftcruRtR DEALER ~ FoRfiGN a. DOMESTIC FRUITS
NUTS CIGARS, FANCY ARTICLES Toys, &C, &C, wholesale
retail has Just received the largest stock that he has ever
offered 10 the public consisting in part of Cocoanuts Almonds
Nuts pecans English Walnuts Flberts Ground Nuts
thestnnts sardnes. Pickles IN jars Fig Paste Gum Drops
Fire Crackers Roman Candies Hemp Seed Sky Rockets
Rans Figs Pruncs Preserved Ginger In jars do dry Gin
ger fresh Peaches do Tomatoes Brandy Peaches in jars Ma
Sugar Dates Curranta ttron Oranges Lemons Canary
Seed Jpubo Paste with splendid assortment of walking
Canes Banjoes Accordeons Yons. Castnes Violin Strings
ItoHn, Screws Bridges Bows &C. with endless variety Of
TOYS aud Fancy Articles.
Plain aud fancy Candy manufactured daily of the best
icfals for sale In quantities To suit.
Thankful for favos respectfully solicit call from city
and country buyers they cannot fail to be pleased with
etock and prices,
dec Its w 3. A. BOYD.
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NOTsCE.-Thc Steamer RO
~ having again commenced her
.rips to Richmond, there is comm
'wice week, by steamers, to New :
Shippers shipping by Pettyjohn's
ADDRESS in Richmond, will be certat
reetiy through, without detention. "
floods ordered to my care will y !
same line, which is the only regurr NJ
Sep 26-ts w X
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-24

NEW GeDDs.-1ho subscriber has uusv received his
~ complete s. ock of Spring aud summer DRY GOODS
to which the attention of his res and thu public general
ia respectfully called Having taken advantage of the de.
pressed state Of the market Ia purchasing his Goods he will
be able 10 offer great Inducements 10 buyers.
The articles mention, there he
found all the articles which general Dry Goods business
embraces besides large assortment of Boots Shoes Hats,
Caps Umbrellas, parlsols Country Merchants
peealy invited to cali him before they 20 further East he
is determined to Sell Richmond Prices.
will he paid To orders. Come and all
lats NATIi'It GGGGENUEIMER
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ky T ~ II ADiES-A large assortment of
100 G r rrehch oambrics Tissues Berage de LANES Re-
anu oamoric Robes also fine # latest svl, sr
anI ,sgy N GCGGENHEIMFR
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-24

~ CAN X y. UNION
FuuiTs o INDUSTRY the LIFE OF ADAM CLARKE.--
very interesting volume and should be read by all ages
see and denominations
IRsH AMY Is highly interesting and seasonable volume
MEMOIR DolL-Young Misses will be deeply interested
and greatly benefited by reading this Memoir
RoME--We need call attention to this
volume the title will secure that.
Scnoo DAYS RrvirwEp Students should fail read
this volume.
THE Sal MIsTAKE-A illustrating with much vivid
ness and fidelity which often in the
religious training families Parents don't you need this
bookf
THE QUESTION book 1t treats of great in
VIII read iii
above The publications of the American s. s.
generally such as Libraries Teachers Helps Question
Books Maps and Miscellaneous volumes be
had shorne Wakups Book Store, Lynchburg Va.
+. G. JENNINGS,
feb Supt. Am. s. S. Union.
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nsssOLUTlON.-Thea Arm of billiard a Wall

uAGssOIUJnON.-Then Arm of Di1inrd a Wal.
this day desolsod by mutual consent All peraos
having claims galnHt viii present them To DiLLAhD
for payment and those indebted will make pay
the The of the IL only 10 be used
In liquidation NM = BILLIARD,
ma 1dts Jas G. WALTON.
ItREAC PUBLIC SALE Of Ready Made
II GLoTIlING.-The stock of JACoR NEWMAN dorm.
Apple newman being CLOSED out greatly
dneed prices lie will not any stock from 10
Year, and order clear his shelves for Ills stock
he low that Supertne Clothing placed
reach ALL aud hundreds citizens aud those
Of the surrounding counties supplying themselves
much lower than they have formerly paid for inferior
goods Intend closing the splendid stock Of Appel
Newman possible and therefore intend offering
bargains Every Of really good cheap
fashionable clothing should not tail To visit the of
JACOB NEWMAN,
Corner Main and Market sts. Lynchburg Va,
ian Ats
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InNW1GE a WEEEA H. W T.
l. BALTIMORE AND RICHMOND by steam 4,hLAA y
ers BELNlDERE and FOGAH0NTAS-Ihc
STEAMER BELNlDERE leaves Baltimore every SAT r.
DAY AFTERNOON for Richmond. Returning leaves RI II
MOND every TT ESDAN AFTERNOON for BALTIMORE
The POCAHONIAS leaves BALTIMORE every v III
NESDAf AFTERNOON for Richmond Returning. Il.
RICHMOND every SATURDAY AFTERNOON / aa
timorc
shippers to Baltimore by these Boats have t
goods here every Monday and Friday OF each week
mar 2y Ii DIAN & WATSON Richmond Na
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.ass.fI FASHIONABLE UPHOLSTERY.
syeu1s-~1sI LN NCiiBl re YA.The undersigned begs
q y--s--,d3 leave inform the public that he continues
his UPHOLSTERY BUSINESS and is pre-
pared all orders his line of business with
aud dispatch such as PAPER HANGING and uPHOL
S1ERY Lounges Sofas, Telc Il letos. Easy Chairs, sc
y WINDOW and BED CURTAINS made ann Hung
Rooms neatly prcparC Mattresses made and anything
done in the pholstcry line.
All orders thankfully received and promptly attended
- ONCE on Church street, between Washington Hotel
aud Masonic Hal. WIN. LOOSE.
nnN y dom
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Visible MORE uOONs.-skcIrhe-A Hur-
XS.sGLZD LES, by John phocsNi The world n Workshop,
AuT by Thos Euhanki Bpurnos Steam Engine;
O Henri De la Tour by Fred Smith Loves 81
the Hareu REYNOLDS Marguerite De Nalos, by Jews
Daughter, by bnpiine National tMethodsD Magazine, Jan.
to April London Ednhnrg and Wcsmuistrr Reviews also
Bankhooks, Envelopes Sc. &c. just roeeivedat
np 5-ts MORSES
OGNO GOTHIC CLOG Ns.-wc have open
ed another lot OF those clocks which
umckocpcrs They OF handsome
size aud be sold NJ prcr which, in with the
considerations already named make them desirable article
10 those who want something cheap and good House keep
ers viii do us favor Ia stop In and look them.
Sll.NEk1IoRN a CLIFF
Rrl 5ts formerly II Silvcrthor,
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ed supply ot those popular Black Caters which sell
rapidly At 81 80 A'o Ladies fine BLACK Caters with
without heels Also, pretty Tan talur Caters. 81 IT.
Also, ladies hnc Md Boots aud Buskus. Callond
Is T. SEABIRY.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-24

have arranged To- supplied regularly by the best
honsea Gents SON Hats of variety of quality and
style they introduced and styles change Some OF
he black Hats opened this week very fine Please
ma ISL
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-24

NEW eOODH.-s.cUticm.n Wishing Ia paw
~ chase will please call aud stock French
Biaek Cloths eonrod do FRENCH English and American
simercs silk Nosngs Marsees do, white cporrd d
linz, satteaus rah DeEc stocks collars hRndks
British ,ierman and American half hose. silk hafhosr KID
Dog skin Lsi, thro ad aud sk "sea uspendcrs, Sc sc
ma oats JAMES A. SllGLER Il co
e Rep copy.
d pring Cashmere PaUts.-bOOO pa rs OF Spring
~ Cashmere fantstho largest stock aud greatest variety
ever offered In Lynchburr They all manufactured this
Spring for retail sAles aud all
inch waist To ~ inches Al can be shifted nj
uLASS& RAlNE'S,
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\ yNsssurHs. ACADEMY EuNCAHTs

ASSssFfsIsd: ACADEMY OF FINE ARTS.
- ATTRACTION Elk EXTRAORDINARILY PATENT
AMBRo1IpES, by j. KEAGf, only, successor to = H.
Gibbs at his old saud next door To the Virginia Bank Main
the highest achievement of the Photo
graphic These beautiful PICTURES glass plates have
months almost entirely annhatod the old style Daguer
reotype paoccss being infinitely superior in every regard
First they he IN light The features
Nelsed, the DaBuerreotype They brilliant
richer and notc elegant nish, the per
ier taken ono0urt the time required by the old process
mud asy they will last for They Theoretically seal
cd plates glass which sealing secured by letters
the United States and Europe and owned Lynch
burg by kraEy, only This sealing ',nds them mpcryoust
mir water, other agent which destroys the Daguereo
type
Citizens and strangers respectfully invited to call aud
anime specimens
DagneuootypcS copied into Ambroypes and rendcredim
peftshhhe
Instruction given in the and the right mako Ambp
Virginia, reasonable terms
Every variety OF Castings Frames also large stock
Jewers constantly on hand lsep 2gldts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-24

kOx kENT-A Family Residence, ON 3o .ss
II house street. with excellent garden attached fos'
sion given the eth ius, II desired .wr,
fs7is A b RCCkEh
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E1aGoN AND LAHD.-rsacou md e.nrd q,
D consignment and for sale ny
ats LEE & JOHNSON
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SECRET orlircaI Ii.,,.,1,,,.,,,---,.., -

AsG OF Hfcaf AuspUi IuaCc.-s,, a, h. .,n
- s !" slu1y economy please call and examine nv
sbIh y; ~ VI spring and Summer Goods the extent ~
neh 100 great TO admit of dscription With, ,h Ia
Us ., SIMPLY advertisement, and am not much nclnna
-, ~ : 9cne.e = cul. JOHN AbRAHAMS -
X ESEnSINE DAILY Large -upui;.. IF
MAkBLE, and ready prepare any order n M, IT,
" business rom the plainest to the costly n'
- le.e JNO. b GADDFSS
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NonHrssaNt3 Nslw AND wEAUTiEII.a a,

~ l.. l. AHNtiSFEAbS SHOE, Boor, H. and car Sora
am opening my Stirring Styles of Hats Gaps, Shoes
Boots, &c consisting of various STYLES of Mole>kin
Hats of every shade, shape aud quality Also Gents
Ladies shoes of all grades beautiful; aud
mont Of Trunks Carpet Bags Nalses, Umbrellas,
Call "a examine them. l.. l.. ARMISTEAD.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-24

GoocHIAsp, February lo, 1856
Mossrs Deue Co,Gcntlemcn send me two dog
EN- bottles Turf Oil have sold medicine thai
given much general satisfaction your Turf could
get astonishing certificates OF wonderful cures 1t
has insde, but II needs none, all I, wants 3 a trial
Your friend truly,
MM CRUrcHFIELD
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-24

Bio ISLAND, Bedford, Va, Nov. l. 1884
Messrs Dore Co,-Gentemen - used about fourth
81 bottle of your Turf OH the back
worst back almost entirely place nearly
large as my hand and this single application only applied
onee) cured up entirely and permanently really
psed At the quickness of Its curative properties
IL more prompt and eicacious any thug Kind
ever saw and have sold thousands Of bottles other
ratons for similar purposes
Respectfully J. i. BoNDURANr
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congratulated by permission from lady of this city

RICHMOND, November IA, is54.
Messrs Doue Co--Genemen IL used portion of a
tie OF your Turf OH which kindly with
and take pleasure In that found eecius
ing an eruption of the skim Cor which had hoon pacod
upon or several by ply scans without receiving
least benefit also recommended friend mine
for some years had been annoyed with similar eruption
akin and he informed few days since
OF one bottle he had been entirely cured
Respectfully, l.. NJ LEFTWICA
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-24

OFFICE or rHE Va, & TENN. II. r. Co, /
Lynchhurg, March Goth 1856
CALLED MEETING OF the t0ckholdcrs
N Of the Virginia Tennessee Railroad Company will he
held nj the Office of the Company in this city, Wednesday
the 30h Of April 1856
by order Of the Board Of Directors
ma 3l-ts WIN II. HUGHES. Secretary.
IL. Papers lvertisng for the Company copy.
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Mesus Dor C0il advised short AZ to try
Turf Oh horst mine that had shoulder
large mans haudand very bad that he could
not be used After nsHg bottle small bote)
urely cured well all who anything the
kind II the greatest medicine saw can send aud
will II wish IT, certificates from others who used
Hores Of different kinds with the myself
must send a dozen right away
Respectfully GEORGE PAGE
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-24
(,aotND AND ',aMp PLAsTEK-. have

IL hand good supply of Plaster which will sell the
lump o ground good terms other house in the
city My Plaster is ground just rs want II for sales
is therefore perfectly fresh and is always ground fine The
lump aud ground both delivered TO boats drayagc
and the ground delivered Ia The Virginia and Tennessee
road Depot free of drayage WIN A. MILLER,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-24


Il uf their Spring supply OF GROCERIES and LOU ORs
Of all kinds to which they would call the
friends and the public generally They determined
LOW fer CASH as To punctual customers They call
especial attention their stock of SUPERIOR CHEWING
TOBACCO We also have for sale tho celebrated OREGON
PEA wohf halt is trre that said every farmer
do We'll 10 <tvc a trial ma 3l-dScs ",
New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-24
FRInAr. Nay 2l-r. ".

IL S,,l nsrke, Wa. not very active to-day but
the feeling generally strong. ~ the >'coni
Board however there were some indefinite fllncr o.
up,ayorabe sdvices from Washington, which checked
somewhat tie rising tendency. The growing ease IN
Money the heayinees in the Exchange market. and
the small shipuent of Specie to-morro" gave ths
buUs considerable coufdcnce aad induced 'oine
purchase. fur a rise. There Is no pressure OF
4o.k On the uIa.ket, ss holders find bat hule
difficulty in carrying. and look TO the in.nre
for Lieher prices Erie closed at about 5'4,
tride better than Yesterday; Reading, SoG'-i,
CeLtra go, &c. Nicaragua also improved, and 'od
at 10. In Western shares the tendencs was uPwai l.
with good demand. Cleveland aud Ioiedo was
77ie73s. tfalena, nh Michigan Central. '9i'
Michigan Southern, o., Milwaukee and Nj" ss ppi,
sB Cleveland and Pi;tSburgh, o. buyer, ski! pd.
Illinois Central. 99i aud in demand ON foreign orders
The earni - Of May promize to etceed :"lo 600.
Wisconsin Lake Shore. Il. The business ON thus roaa
cor,inu,s large, aud :hc managers siil anticipate
Ju, dividend of l. if not s. b cent IN cash. In kNl-
ronds pds there was not much doue but prices were
steady. State Stocks quiet, but without change
Of Importance.
The Exchange Market was very heavy to day, with
a free supply of bills, both banAers dad com'serc't
The demand bas been quite mgterate, and BANKERS
IaXc been DESTROYS O nfa~lDS. rene NtN tctiFty
in produce for export has bad material effect upon
the supply Sterling has been sold By leading bankers
at o. and there has been but very little done above
that figure. Good commercial bills, Sl@9i cent.
The decline for this steamer is r. a. q cent. Francs
are more firm than Sterling. ard the quotation $
5lsie5 l6l.
Frci-bts arc rather heavy, with an increased bdS'-
hers to Great Britain. To Liverpool, 10000 bush.
Corn and Wheat at q I'D. in buik, and Sd. N
ships bags 500 bbls. Flour, .s.; 6OO do. Rosin,
Is lO,d., and Cotton, IN small parcels, J-i6d. @
sd To London . OeO bb's. Ficar q. 3D.,
aud ,ooO do Turpentne, %. cd 80 bbk. 10
Glasgow, 1000 bush Grain, 3, ID. IN bulk md
,hips bags; 1900 bb!s. Flour %. 3D., and 80 tuno
heavy goods, 2sS
The payments at the Sub Treasury continue large
the Warrants under the Deficiency bill coming along
with considerable freedom. The business OF to-day
was: Paid, s23G, s3J al Received s3l, ,76i os' BAL
aucc - OF? cs Paid for Assay Office, s6s,75 Il
Paid ~ Dl-bursing Checks, sl8, ijs %.
The imports Of Dry Goods are .'f, We regret
to see, considerably larger than last year FOR
tie past week they are s923, ,6l9 against so's' it
-, ason. The details
New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-24
BOOKS RECEIVED.

vssa Mcs'on. A Novel Nv srancis Parsnsn lfno. pp
f4 Boston: PhiIlips, sampson 60.
Tb. Old Corner Cupboard limo pp Sot Cincinnati: Tru
Sp0ford
Treatise Prayer By the Rev Edw Bickersteth l2mo
pp. 35l American Tract Society. -
First Foot.ps Way OF knowledge limo pp 10 Tx
same
Hs,oy Of American Prvsoers BY George COsseshAL eyo
pD. a38 G.. r. Evans. -
Repors OF Cas Surogses Court Of he Comfy Of New
York BY Alexander W. BTsltOrd, LID, Sufoe.te.
Vol III 8vO. 6p b5l. John Veofbies
Ohe Boob OF Eocosastes Explained BY James NJ Macdonald
D.D. I2mo pp a4. NJ. W Dodd.
Defense Of the Amennsn Policy BY Thomas r. Whitney
l2no pp 9G9 De Witt Davenport.
Cas-. Of Pa-.oss Williamson 8vo Pr Is1 u. Hust Son.
Layton; or FeigBed Excuses l2mo up 100 Dsns Co.
Msnsdii A Tse By Washington Allston. lhnc. Pr ~.
Tcknor fielas
The Piogrs Tales BY Herman Melville l2rlo. pp 45l Dix
Edwards
Third Report Of the Of the Massachusetts
Board OF Agriculture. Syo pI. 4S. Boston: William
Paul Feuol. BY 'he Author Of IN Poems by "" l2ms
pp. S55. Rodhcld.
Houen Ballads Conedoe Of Lucian. Translated by The
VIM Mas.n. LID. Annotated by pr shelton
Mack nzis. u pp. 5il. kodbold
New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-24
TIE GRRAT BUFFALO HUNT.

There is an expedition preparing TO start from
S. Pa,A Minnesota, some time in June, probably about
the middle ON a grand buffalo hunt and expedition 20
the prra. sst region Of Minnesota, which stuated
about spe hundred and fifty miles north west from 81
froud betwoen NJ lat. a. and 490 and lon 81 and
eao West This If supposed TO be the richest sat re-
,io east of the Rocky Mountains and alone worthy
"a long trip TO visit n matter OF CURIOSITY out the
,o;on also abounds in hcJs OF buffalo, feeding upon
,s,r NJ eat nosi western prsre pasture ground Sne
Sour Hundred perxDs have already signhed Their
intention Of joining this expedition. and 1t Is open
20 any number in any part OF the country
who choose to take advantage oil the opp"rtun v
OF Oeuee the company viii necessarily have 70 come
lrsler some organization for mutual protection, ana
will be- strong enough to rcpel any hostile maniies'A
tons Of Indians. Solar as the comImssan"t con
Ccrned esoh squad of five, or parties OF squads, VIII
arrange that to suit Themselves FIVE persons, Win
al outfit Of a baggsgewagon, tent blankets, COOKING
uionsils clothing. guns, ammunition and necessary
camp eQuipaSe, will form squad and lay IN suoh
stores IA they afford or deem necessary. IL Is -
a,ma,ed that the individual expense of the trip, which
will occupy four or Eve weeks, will oe about sto II
a saddlehorsc is purchased, the expense may be sci
down at $50. Teams hired at s. Paul, st. Anthony
or 81, Cloud. will cost about fcur dollars day. The
route wIl hc nOm NJ tiouu on the hoA Va WV ~
vec. up the valley of the Sauk river, and out on to
Abe most magnificent prairie country IN the world.
1t is thought that tho expedition may be able 70
travel an average Of twenty or twenty'h miles
day; but from our experience, We should hmi' II 10
GNesn miles. 1t is expected that buifaloes will be met
within one hundred miles of ST. Cloud and thence on
f. the Sah Lake., and beyond far as the Company
choose T. extend their explorations Some Of the
Compapy chartered to develop the riches of the sal,
,,;on siu 20 out with the buffalo hunters to explore
tac prospects Of manufacturing, or rather oarTehnS
..t ,nou,hto furnish all the Western country Tbs
i.,most rational and health! mode of spending few
eoks with but little oxpeRse. and no doubt every par
,c;ra,t in the pleasures iaigues and excitenentS 4"
",he great buffalo hunt WI! add much to his stock
a. knowledge, vigor, and health.