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Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-01-03

OBJ FELLow's LITERARY CASKET. Cincln-
natl: TURNER & GRAY, Publishers.- The
third year of this best Of western monlhlies,
commences with the January Number for 1856.
The publishers, determined not 10 be outdone
by eastern magazines, have made arrangements
10 illustrate every number after the popular
style of Harpers, and the January No., now
out, contains the first part ofaske;ch Of "Bur'
goyne's Expedition" from the pen Of The DIS
1inguished historian, John Frost, with five
illustrations, fully equal t.. those found in The
best eastern works. A History of Odd-Fel.
lowship in the United States is also commenced
in this number which will run through the
entire volume. This blending OF Odd-Fel-
iowship with general literature cannot but
prove attractive TO The members OF the Order
and their families. Its contents consist oil
Tales, Essays,,-moral AID scientific, Histori-
cal sketches, and the usual variety OF q first.
class magazine. This work should have
place in the family circle Of every household
in the land. Terms, two dollars per annum,
in advance; ten copies for fifteen doIiars.-
Subscriptions should be sent in at once 10
with The New Year.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-01-03

WA late number Of the Hopkinsville Ky
Press, has the following excuse: "We crave
The Indulgence Of on. readers for the scarcity
OF editorial in this issue. We have attended
several weddings and parties within the past
day. or two, and consequently overcharged our
appetites. In fact, we were let loose at a
table OF goGd things and foundereJ ourselves.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-01-03

rTJames NJ. Spared, regardless Of the affec.
lions OF his wife and three children in MASH
field, while living in Marshfeld, Connecticut,
made the acquaintance OF q young woman,
whose ruin lie effected under The delusion OF
an intention 10 make her his wife. When too
late 10 save her own reputation, upon her
learning that he had u family, she advised him
10 return TO his home; yet after this evidence
Of his baseneSs, the poor deluged girl was IL
duced TO cling to him A few days since they
came TO this city, when they put up at Tho
Traders Hotel, and afterwards al The Fouu-
Tain House, nnGer the name Of NJ. A. Dodge
and lady. His wife and another member OF
The family traced them 10 this city, and early
on Sa ,lrday morning they were arrested.-
Slafrell waived examination, and was held for
trial on a charge Of adultery, and the woman
held for her good behavior six weeks hence
Boston Post.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-01-03
ET''HNEF'ol
COLUMBUS, Dec. 90, 1855.
Essex banner saws


"Hnd Kansas been left 10 be settled legiti-
mately, aud in accordance with The bill, there
would never have been a slave carried there,
and The question would never have assumed
The position that it now does, had il not origi-
nally being begged by the abolilionists. Had
it not been for this silly warfare the territory
would have been settled peacefully, by The
hardy free yeomanry Of the country; and to-
day its trade would have been worth many
thousands of dollars 10 The North, while il is
hardly worth a red cent 10 US now. We
showed months ago that the South lost by the
repeal Of The Missouri compromise; that the
territory was i'll adapted 10 slavery; and If ID
had been adapted 10 il, that there was no sur
plus Of slaves in Missouri or The neighboring
States 10 emigrate there; and The census of'53
shows it. But notwithstanding this, men wan
led office; they had got an excited party well
froihed up, and their leaders were as perfectly
willing TO crawl over the back Of a slave into
power, as in any other way, as it has Proved"
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-01-03

uGen. Cass- is in good health at present.
He is worth four millions of dollars, which is
quite q comfortable sum for q rainy day.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-01-03
CARRIBp'S Address.
TO THE
PATRONS OF THE
E T."
!, 1856.

Ladies and gentlemen! one and all,
Old and young, great and small,
A moment give me your attention,
There are some things l wish 10 mention;
IT'S true I'm young and not well sed,
In many things where you stand first;
But EN- q child, says things sometimes
When smoothly rolled out into Rhymes,
That makes old age pause and reflect,
Aad does them good TO recollect.
Long words and dark unmeaning phrases,
That always have a dozen phases,
J. can't command-but speak right on
In simple language, till I'm done.
Then list, I'll tell my speech in Rhyme,
Aud lei you read it at any time.
Time, Time, do you ever think Of it,
Lijts made of time, KNOW il;
Each year that fills is an ocean wave,
That hurls you nearer The open grave;
TAe Century Clock strikes fifty six,
lis next may send You DER the STYx;
Time writes the wrinkle onthine marble brow.
Time moves not but is always notO,
Time hurts the maideLs, chance of marriage,
And time wears out The deacon's carriage;
Time comes and goes, yet still remains,
Giving joy and grief and better pains.
Yet, all these things before your eyes,
Ne'er tends 10 tOke you with surprise.
o man. poor tenant OF an hour,
Corrupt by wealth and fading power,
Stop one moment, stop and think
Perhaps EN- now your on the brink
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-17

NEW fsOODs.-The subscriber has received LIS
~ complete stock of Spring and Summer DRY GO0D~.
to which the attention of his friends aud III" public general
Is respectfully called Having taken advantage Of
pressed state Of the market in purchasing his Goods he ~
be able to offer great Inducements TO buyers.
The articles mention th.ra c.. 4,
found all the articles which general Drv foots ,s
embraces besides large assortment Of
Caps, Umbrellas, Parasols, &c Country Merchant. 49,
peeiay invited TO call on him before they 70 urihe, 80 ~
Is determined sell Richmond Prices S,,sn, no
will be paid to orders. Come and All ''ni'h
ap l9-ts. NATHI cJ-Gc rSurrND,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-17
J. p. BoNDURANT


II
Chronic Nervous Debility Disease of the Kidneys ana
hi diseases arising Dsorerod Liver Stomach such
Piles Fulness Blood TO tue Head
Stomach, Nausea Heartburn Disgust for Food
Funess weight the Stomach, Soar quotations sinking
Ilutering Pit of the Stomach swimming OF the cau
Breathing Fluering at the Heart thoak
Suoeang Sensations when IN lying posture, DIM
~ vson Webs before The sight Fever and Dun
Pain lead Deficiency of Perspraton feowness OF the
and Ewes the Side, Back Chest, Limbs, &C,
of Heat Burning in the Flesh Constant imag
ings Evil and depression of Spirits can be ecrua
~ cured by DocTER HoofLANDs CELEBRATED GERMAN
BITTERS preparedby DR. C. NJ Jackson German Medicine
Store, door below Sixth, Philadelphia
above exeecd, equal
ed by other in the United staes the
attest after siul ply sicians had failed
worthy attention of luVaids Posses
great virtues in the reccaon of the liver and lesser
glands exercising searching power weakness and
affections of the digestive organs they S safe certain
and pleasant
Feb 9th 1852 said entirely the German Bit.
They have become all the Nothing else sells
The Tenth Legion published W oodstock, Va said, Jan
10Th 1855 "a Great MedereN have uniformly RETAINED
recommending the public Of the varons patent
the day, unless thoroughly convinced Of their
value Among consider worthy of notice. Is the
invented by DR. Hoohand and prepared by DR.
Philadelphia One instance particular In which
ae superior virtues tested has fall
observation During the last summer son OF
Mr. Crab of this county seriously affected
with Complaint and after trying in vain various RENE
dies Btters and after using it,
90 distressing maady that he procured
another bottle and restored entirely to health
vegetable. free from all injurious hgreo
sns always strengthen the system and never costate
by apothecaes and sorekeepers In every town
Sold by sTRoTHER WHITEHEAD, J. II. THoMp
Son & Co, and J. H. SEAY a. CO, Lynchburg, ana o,
dealers in madeleine eyery where. loeP o.s
- n n n
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q LYNCHBURG AND RICHMOND.

are from iynchbnrg to buchanan ....,.........s 80
From lynchburg to Charlottesville. .............. 80
On and after the 22d October will leave
buchanan at A NJ, and Lynchburg a = z. NJ, Monday
Wednesday and Friday and arrive Kcmund second day
at ) o'clock A
Charlottesville passengers leaving Lynchburg u NJ
reach SeoesFle 0t y NJ day, arrive in Char
lotesvle al D T. NJ. Leave Lynchburg Buchanan aud
Lexington at q A NJ Monday, Wednesday and Friday, and
arrive ?. NJ
From Lynelburg Richmond ard distances in
al h.it
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E2EIMEEN hs.aMOND AND N.6z+r@~T,

2 ssaff6
The [. ;. Mail steamship JAMESTOWN, in com
mand of Capt LEWIS PARRISH, leaves York regularly
every SATURDAY AFTERNOON at O'clock tor Rich
mond She will take any freight from City Point
She leaves Richmond regularly every TUESDAY AFTER
NOON at 4 o'clock, for New ork.
Those desiring ship by her have their goods here
Monday Passengers desiring take this ship here have
State.loom secured by addressing US by mail
81 The ROANOKE, Capt SIMMER stops at City Point
whore she will land and receive freight Both the Jamestown
and the Roanoke and land passengers City Point
and Norfolk IJDIAM 4 WATSON
InNI =. IL Il
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oo.p.nTNER.n,p NorICE.weh have

~ tins day entered into partnership uuuef Ia" hlye
T. j. Al SLY ERfHoRN @Gilt L. for the Trans.
8 action of the Watch and Jewcry business in the store
heretofore ocruled by H. slverthorn Main street, Lynch
burg, Va. a ..,,.i III, -,
Watthas Jeclry and sycrwafc which viii compare iayur
,t for styc and quality wcl house in tie state II
our nuriosr keep hand always Tho best ai newest
e goods line and Ia sell hen at fair aud reaFona
M rcrs article sold by viii be warranted to be
II represented -
We shall give attention especially 10 The repairs Of fine
watches one The firm being practical watch naker' ana
has enjoyed number OF years the advantages AFFORD by
one largest houses North from which ne has received
t,e highest testimonials for integrity and capacity
respectfully invite thu public Ia an examination Of
or sek Of which shall speak particularly hereai
II ~ I'm NINA
Dec y. 1855 J. CLIFF.
Al
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-17

- a. BOY ID, Onfeciioncr and tDpi, Nanu-
Sc FAcTuEH DEA1IH - foHEtGN n DOMESTIC FRUITS
NuTs tIGAs. FANCY Articles Toys, &c, &C. wholesale
retail received the largest stock that he has ever
offered Ia the public consisting in part Of Cocoanus Almonds
Palm Nuts pccnn English Walnuts Filberts Ground Nuts,
Chpstnuts Sadmes Pickles in jars Fig Paste Gum Drops,
Fire Crackers Roman Candies Hemp Seed Sky Rockets
aisns Figs, Prunes Preserved Ginger jars do dry Gin
fresh Peaches do Tomatoes, Brandy Peaches IN Jars Ma
pie Sugar Dates currans Grnn Oranges Lemons Canary
Seed Jpube Paste with splendid ssortmentnf walking
Canes Banincs Aeeordcons, Nnns Castintts Violin Strings
Resin Screws bridges, BOWS &C. with an endless variety OF
TOYS aud Fancy Articles.
Plain and fancy Candy manufactured daily of the best ma
tetials. for sale Ia quantities To suit
Thankful for pls flvors respectfully solicit cal from city
aud country buyers they cannot fail 10 be pleased with my
stock aud prices.
dee Il Iyy S. A. BOYD.
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MEDICIN ES.
zI,RUE rrnF or. ron ON SORES q

yUNKIE TURF oil. FOR OLD SORES OF
1 EVERY DESCRIPTION on MAN OR nhAsrm
WARRANTED TO CURE AND so DANGER hohtxrosuht TO
COLD. Price 30 cents per bottle
District Court for tie EostH District gf Tesiaid by DoIE
READ THE FOLLOWING,
Come get pamphlet and read cehcatos
of performed by the Turf on certificates truth of
here whom reo and cannot doubt It's yalue
medicine for Of is worth pound Of
other known Try it and will be satisfied Of what
TElk Tunr orl-Read the following and come to our
staa. aud we will tell you of many others who have been
-eure@.
Mesys lore Co II was advised short Time ago 10 Try
you" large az 80 ssr bad that he could
not be psed After using bottle ma hottlo he was en-
trely cured well say all who need anything of the
kind greatest medicine send, and
will ii yon wish it, certificates from others who used for
Of different kinds with the myself YOU
must send me dozen right away. -
Respectfully GEORGE PAGE.
Goocn1ASn. February ~ 1856.
Messrs Dove 4 Co -Gen1cmeu Please send two doz
bottles Turf on have sold any medicine that has
given .omoch general satisfaction as yonr rur OF could
astonishing certificates of the wonderful cures
has made but it needs none, all Il wants is a trial
WM oRuronFIELp
RioBMoNp, November IA, ls5i
essrs Done o-Gentlemen portion OF bot
te Turf Oil which kindly presented me with
and take pleasure that found eheetoal In remov
~ on for several years by physicians without receiving The
ieasfbtneft also recommended friend of mine who
skin and he informed few days since that from the uso
of one bottle he had been entirely cured
Respectfully, Il. NJ IEfrWloH.
BIG ISLAND. Bedford Va Nov I. 1854
Dassrs Dore Co,-gcncmen - used about one fourth
of bottle of your Turf on the back of my horse the
worst back almost saw entirely raw place nearly aS
large hand and this single application only applied
once) cured up entirely and permanently really was sur
prised curative properties aud think
prompt aud eacious than thing of the kind
eyag sold thousands Of bottles Of other prepa
rat.ona Tor similar purposes.
Respectfully, j. 7. BoNDUkANf.
RICHMOND, February 7, 1850
Messrs Cds--Coming from the Theatre night In
Lafayette Hail. received from some
hand blow face. with. think, stick
feled TIE grennd nsensbe and bleeding pronse
" akng consciousness found face badly cni
and bruised, aud much swollen applied To
snyaee your Turf OIL which at assuaged and reviewed
the swollen parts which suffered pain particular
my Its enabled 10 and to 20 ahou
my work removing blackness which usually appears about
blow and giving more relief than con'
supposed any remedy would have given in so short
entirely face which was In the worst pos
il,e appearance. ttsssith much qualification give you
~ my ' w Your friend G. Y. KENT.
For sale by STROTuER s. WHITEHEAD,
- le,n LYME
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,hmond see time ard distances in
LEAVE RICHMOND MONDAY LEAVE LYNcHBuRG MONDAY,
WEDN DAY FRIDAY at IN. WEDD FRIDAY at74 p
a. MINER ARRANGEMENT, r. ryszyssg,af-
- TO TIKI LFkECT ION APRiL- ~

- TO IdhL LFFECY ION lPRiL.- ~
THROUGH FROM PETERSEN rig TO
NAIHEAlLLE IN ONE DANl-A passenger train of
caves tc depo Of the S0uthde Railroad in Petersburg,
LN Ehl DAY, Sundays eXccpted) O'Clock arrives
at the junction with the Richmond Danye Railroad
at eau M Farmviud 95 and and Lonchburg 1920
p M connecting at that place with the Virginia and Tonnes
see Railroad cars for the West.
Down train leaves Lynhburg at o'clock after the or
rival OF the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad the
west arrives at the Junction at 40 and Petersburg
at 100 2. in.
Passengers by this take the splendid steamship
ROANOKE for New York, EVERY SATURDAY AT och.
m, or thc steamship JAMESTOWN every WEDNES-
DA1 al O'Clock and the steamships for Philadelphia
every Monday and Thursday afternoon.
are from Petersburg to I.ynchburg s. 60
" " Burksvile.,............. 10
" EarnNtlc... = 10
he mail train will stop only the regular along
the ine to take up put OFF passengers.
~. Ills u. @. " ALL. SIncrinIcnlelf S Il L.
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To OsT.--The subscriber wi.bi,y ,.,;-----
n tnue their Ready Made Clothing business vii 81 ~,
time dispose Of their entire Of Ready Mad
cost for cash The stock is large desirable =.
ehants and all want OF good Clothing will do we'll 10 Give
US a call lnov l9-,sl JAS * sTIGIER a CO. ,f'e
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-17
MERCHANDISE. &C.
.,oUr,GN AND DOMESTIC HEAVY

STANCY HARDWARE. W 10 LES ALE \ ~
ItTT AL Spring le5uala StTef, LgnehtafF, "a ef<4
We have Just received supply for the sItlhK, 81
ttl,ar. CUTLERY Guns Pistols Hunting Tackle. Binding
Materials Carpenters, Misrghs aud smith Tools arm
ng Ufensis Carriage aud Buggy Trimmings saddsfy shoe
Findings Floor aud Table OH Cloths, Plated bo"ds
,Vltt. eornice Shades Wood and Willow Ware House
keeuinK articles every description fishlns iaee
dcsrna offered for public asof, aud embracing
a greater variety than any la the state
Tlase desiring 10 purchase will find superior class Of
Goods aud al satisfactory prices and AL who wish merely 10
Zoe many articles that are eirey Hc shall take great
pleasure In showing oiM19oN 9 NM
affI
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mo TsuEI.OvEus FTME ZINE AuV..-

Those who delight look upon and admire the beautiful
specimens which the hand the present pro-
gressiVc age orIniu respectfully invited call G.
W MINNIS Co. their well established Daguerrean Gal
lery There the Statesmen o the country, with intellectual
brow and mCin, stand from the plate with
natural and eke appearance that the spectator
the throb and tho lips There
the beautiful blushng maiden, with sparkling and
charming lips invites the ardent youth to in admiration
"Ieavcu's last best gift sinful man. There too fro
licking, romping childhood with buoyant heart merry
laugh the visitor aud holds him charmed the spot
Then to G.. W MINIS co and view the handsome
specimens Have likeness and reader induce her
yon above all others accompany You rest mot
without exact ,prcseuatono her those
hold dear earth IHcu should the silver cord be
ped golden WI broken, have that which will
esercall wildly naturalization the departed ones Pic.
taken in all weather with equal facilities the
perfection Remember MINIS * co the mon 10
give perfect likeness aud they may be all times
their famed Gallery, Main street. I'd door BRIDGE
stree Lyuchbnrg and Sycamore street Petersburg Va
q, W MINIS q co.
w Sis Daguerrean Artists
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-17

Hand and Panel Saws-some very beautiful.
These Saws fully warranted Gail aud examine before
parrf asing elsewhere.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-17

These the first class built i'll the city Bal
this trade and have
passengers They commanded by experienced
Captains, well qualified for the trade and who VIII spare
exertion They will be to,yed and down
the rivers sean and may be relied sail promptly
advertised
Merchants going North ordering goods from New York
lind their interest to ship by this line, as freight will
always taken by other line of Packets and
viii be made by the agents in Richmond and
York give satisfaction Insurance can he effected in
the Richmond Association by this line at per cent
respectfully and hope succeed in obtaining full
share Of patronage.
Goods shipped by this line New York will be forwarded
free commission New Orleans, Mobile Charleston sa
vannah or any other Southern " Northern port
The vessels will lie KAutend III the Dock in New York
Berth No. /, Coffee House Zip foot of W all Street
DAVID VIM. Il RRlE Richmond ,,,n,,
G. H. PtERSON, y. y. 5'e
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.,AA,. uANIIA1r,KEn AsNt.aNsA...

- ENCOURAGE SOUTHERN ENfERPRisE=-The sub
scfbes the sale OF Saws manufactured by
IL H. Bager Coz Richmond aud have now on hand
and Tor sale, NJ manufacturers prices
Circular Saws the various sizes to 81 thcheEj
Upright Mil Saws
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-17
NNNmn,M,. ACAnE,,N oE EtNE AEsrn.

NNt tEHt Nts N0NDNNE N NN IT = y 4 EkeN.
- ATTRACTION ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
AMBRorlPES, by J. kEAGH, only. successor to p +.
Gibbs nj his old stand door the Virginia Bank, Main
strvceontessediy the highest achieN the Photo
graphic These beautiful pictures glass plates have
few months almost entirely anniacd the old style Daguer
renvpe paocesS being infinitely superior In every regard
First, they Ice light The
vcrscd in the Daguerreotypo They brilliant
richer in tone and more elegant in nsh the per-
feet taken in onetourth the time required by the old process
and lastly they u last for They hermecaliy seal
ed between plates OF glass which scaling by letters
patent IN the ntcd States and Europe and owned
burg by keagy only This sealing uders them mpervous
water any other agent which destroys the Daguerreo
type.
Citizens and respectfully invited call
anime specimens.
Daguerreotypes copied into Ambotypos and rendered i'm
pr'iShabie.
Instruction given in the and the right mako Ambr
types In Virginia, reasonable terms.
Every variety of Castings, Frames, also large
Jcwelry constantly on hand. 2l-dtS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-17
GEORGE PAGE.

GoocHIANn, February IL, 1856
Mossrs. Deee SCsCentlomeu Please send me two doz'
bottles Turf Oh have sold medicine that has
somuch general satisfaction Turf OIL could
astonishing certificates of the wonderful cures 1t
has made but IL needs none all 1t wants Is a trial.
Your friend truly,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-17

GtOAE, Ia NRsER AND WOOD.--Afier illi.
u date shall sell Coal Lumber and Wood for cash only.
ian 6dy II A. CHRISTIAN
NEW ROCKS! NEW HOOKS. Payne Il
" CHRISTIAN have for sale the following " orks:
ltoberson's Praotce-2d volume. Price S.;
Matthews Digest ot the Laws If Virginia. Price Sc;
The Virginia Convention Of 77tby Hugh Blair Grigsby;
MacauhY History OF Eugland-3d and Attn volumes;
The American Almanac for ls56i
Land Labor and Geld-hy VIM Howit;
The Virginia History of African Colonzaon-by Rev p.
Slaughter
The Three Marrages--by Mrs Ilubback.
They would call attention TO their large of
Letter and Cap Paper-ust received very fine
f. 97ts
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9 ROOMS have now on hand Of my manufacture
from 3Uo0 to - 600 worth of CABINET FURNITURE and
CHAIRS comprising every article business, of every
grade and quality.
nos visiting the city, wanting Furniture most earnest
socted to give me call Determined TO offer in
ancements not t. be surpassed any whore.
pe'a care paid packing and delivered nj The De
pot or Canal free of charge. A WINSTON.
ne Is npco
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NEACAeEEk BX ENPREsS.-The Bird and
IVk ith volumes of Macaueys History England received
his morning by Express.
G.
febIs PAYNE Z CHEISTlA
Anew PgBLECATtONs OF THE AMERI

III l.
~ CAN 5. :. UNION
FRUITS OF INDUSTRY or the LIFE OF ADAM CLARKE
very interesting volume, and should be ages
and denominations
sH AMY is highly interesting and seasonable volume.
MEMOIR or 4 DoLL-Young Misses will be deeply Interested
and greatly benefited by reading this Memoir
CArACoMBs OF RoMFWe need call attention TO this
volune-the title Will that.
SCHOOL DAYS REVIEWED. Students should to read
this volume
THE SAD MIsrAKE-A narrative illustrating much vivid
and fidelity the mistakes which occur in the
religious training of families Parents don't you
book
THE GREAT QUESTION a book. of
tercsts. VIII You read il
All OF the above, and the publications the American
Union generally such Libraries Teachers
hooks Hymn Books Maps Miscellaneous volumes can be
had at Langhone Walkups Book Store Lynehburg Va
r. {. JENNINGS,
Am Inia,