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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-12-18
Verssa1ss. Central Raisr0aA.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
Forming u Aew Route fOr Chicago and the
<.-l / 1e1x-iass7, Il


West.
Northern, Western, British and
United 4 ates NI1il Route.
TO Commenc: .Nondy Decsmba |, 1856.
GralMs Going North.
beave Montpelier. At Is A. NJ, and 35 r. NJ
nj ALI TRAIN cyiaect9 ~ Windsor and White River
lfi Juncii WIN trains leaving iio.t'n ~ Springfield
al 7M day and from New York The pr viois day
at a OoP N ieav"s WEdsoF at i.l5 P. CONNECTS al
R"se- Point with train tor Montreal next morning, Il with
tram FIR oaa bIrsh, TokeSro, nE'noIT, chicago,
ana The West, viz GR,SD 1RuS ana Great WESTERN
RAILROADS making tho suriest, hest and most reuble
wnter route from New Engi tui i" Inc West.
Accommodation FritR leaves N0th'd, al 30 A. NJ, con
meets ut Ronscs Pnt with train fr Montreal aud Ogdeni
blrgh same evening and foi Toronto and Chicago next
day.
Trains Going South.
Leave Nmtp-ii At . % M..hnd g. PM
MAILTRAI connects NJ Knnse- Piin with trans from
Ogdensbutgh and Muitrenl the night before, al White
river InHetiUn and WmiSr with trains for Boston and
New York arriving ID Blsi0n earlier than by any other
Ace. nmodation Tain connects Rnuses Poir, with
traIps from OsIrnsbug ~ aud Montreal stops night
IT White River Junction or Windsor aud caunects with
ttI'~ arriving 10 Boston at 6.l5 NJ, and New York
nj |! T.. n n 1t day.
n'y- rict"', tor Chicago, Detroit and the West, via
Grand Irtrk nud Great Western Rahots 'nr sale at the
princi,a Stations. Il. SlfERBURNE, SUPP.
NoHhIcid Dec l. 1856.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-12-18

A A$& OoA4NA
Oh briar-rose, Chamber,
And cover the chamber
The chamber drsary and lone
Where with meekly-closed lips,
And eyes in eclipse,
My brother lies under the stone.
Oh, violets, cover,
The narrow roof over,
Oh, cover the window and door.
For never the lights,
Through the long days and nights,
Make shadows across the floor!
The lilies are blooming, the lilies white,
Where his play haunts used to be;
And the sweet cherry blossoms
Blow over the bosorns
OF birds In the old roof tree
When hear on the hills the shout of the storm
In the valley the Of the river;
I shiver and shake on the hearth-stone warm,
Az think of his cold ''forever-n
His white hands are fold ID, and never again,
With the song of the robin Of ployer,
when the summer has with her bees and her grain
win he play in the meadow clover.
Oh, dear little brother;
My sweet little brother
IN the palace above the sun,
Oh, pray the good angels,
The glorious evsngels.
70 take me-whsn life Is done.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-12-18
Z. W. sABIN, NJ. D.


Auhurn. n. Y, junr 10, 1856
We, the undersigned, have received the formula for
preparing 60 BACH'S AMERICAN COMPOUND.' and as
far We have tested IT, recommend liz general
irniC aud Alternative Medicine. 81 REMOVE VlrlArED
HUhDRS OF THE BLOOD, and peculiarly adapted to
female sGfrng fm LeuccrThGa, (Whes, and 10 those
whose constitutions eneeble from inlerm,tted Fever.
JOSEPH W. MORRIS, NJ D.,
LANSlNGiI BRIGGS, NJ. D.,
A.E. TABER, N, ID,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-12-18

FALSE HAppiNEes,-False happiness is like
false money, it passes Tor time as well as
tho true, and serves some ordinary occasions
but when it is brought to the touch we hud
the lightness and alloy, aud Iee the loss
Pope
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-12-18

iabion couple Of curious little poems the Arst by
lrst the distinguished. lawyer and poet-the second
y Upham, the witty "scribs" and Editor Of the
Iphia Mercury.
LOVE SOAP
are young We want soap,
nd both are loving Both need scrubbing;
love me, You soap me,
nd love you3 And soap You;
h, each others Each, each others
t'auts reproving-- Rouge hides rubbing;
,e in me, You scrub me,
nd some In you And scrub you;
at is best What IL best
,'or us to doi For us to dor
g and love, Live and rub,
outinuc loving Continue rubbing
| loving me, You rubbing me,
loving you, rubbing you,
III each others Each, each others
'aults reproving-- Rough hides scrubbing
reprovng me; You a scrubbing me,
you; you;
is Is best This Is best
FOR US to dol For us to do.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-12-18

Whenever we dliuk too of depIy pleasure,
We find sediment at the bottom which pol.
utes aud embiiiers what we realized at first,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-12-18
,nday.sohool Mis- sionary Hymn

BY p. ArHow WEST.
While yet en- earth the Savior lived,
He took young children in his arms;
Into his fold the lamba received,
And sheltered them from countless harms.
How blessed those favored children were,
Who in the flesh the Sayior saw;
He breathed his counsels in their ears
He wrot upon their hearts his law.
But still more blessed are we to-day,
Who have his Spirit and his word
Brought back into the Narrow way,
And TO his fold by grace restored.
IT'S ours by gifts and prayer to aid
In bringing other children in,
Who from the Shepherds fold have strayed,
In darkness, ignorance, and sin.
Ger children in dark heather lands
Our youthful hearts with pity yearn,
They Worship gods but made with hands,
And ares on idol affairs burn.
Little and feeble though we be,
We for these heather children plead
o! hear us, Savior, SO that We
In blessing may be blessed indeed.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-12-18
Do you Intend to be Gentlemn I?
nIrran

OO you AQCSnu TO Dc a CTCHlIGEln
QUESTION FOR BOYS.
As sat at the table "a few evenings since,
a gentleman called. He was invited to cake
a seat with us. AS he had already supped,
he declined. This person is Il man OF talent
and education, and as turned to look at
him, in the course of conversation, | observed
habit which so disguised me- that it was
with ao effort could dnish my tea.
at once thought of the boys who read
the Freeman, and thought | should like
to write to them about the importance OF
forming correct habits in their bpyhood.-
The child is the father of the man" Words
worth says in one of his poems. The habits
of character you form now. will, in all prob
ability, be the habits and character you will
retain when you are man. / Fuppose the in
dividual TO whom | have alluded was entirely
unconscious OF doing anything disagrcerbe
If not, perhaps he did not consider it OF much
consequence. He may have grown up with
the opinion that little things are of small i'm
portance. Now that this is not always So
you will easily see if you will drop a spark
of fire in pile Of shavngs; the whole will
do as much injury as if it had been kinded
by large coal.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-12-18
Blushing.

Alas that in our earliest blush
Our danger first we feel,
And tremble when the rising flush
Betrays some angel seal.
Alas for care and pallid voc
Bit watchers in their turn,
Where heavens too faint and .lancient glow
SO soon forgets to burn
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-12-18
lndigestion and imuutilI al thc NlaoA.

FI7IHT NOV T. = FI'iFtI I& z = TT'F f'II iEtT7.
DE-. AYER have USED your PHI with rNttHorin,!r
in my family and among those cael 20 ~!
10 regulate the Of digestion ruy si Why
the very lest remedy have and 4.
tcny recommend item to my friends Yours, :. V HINES
NARsAw, WYOMING G.. y y. Oc. - | -.
Dean SH; nrt using yourC ahart II r. in my rr.r TO- Id
7uu them excellent pursative to cleanse tie .,.
-iiy tn, luuntai.s al the blood.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-12-18
TO DRUGGISTS AND OTHER DEALERS:
a..A
GER TIE'iC1 TIES.
Imp ortant from DIR. e. w. Sabin, OF Ruclies-
L. NpXY Xnrlx.

December |, 1855.
This nay certify that have made a trial Of " BACiIS
AMERICAN COMPOUND " in case If severe Bronchial
Affection, and long standing irritation of the
n the imenary track By the bottles of the
above Com pound it IS 1houghta permanent ef
feced have its wonderful effects in a decided
case Of Scrotula Con umption whele the patient
Thought tn be beyond cnreatter liking few buIles
the American Cnmpound, is thought he ont OF
danger and neatly WELL From what hav Of the
effect Of the Compound, sh Md certainly recommend
use in such as above canned.
Z. W. SABIN, NJ. D.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-12-18

One might as we'll be out of the world as
beloved by nobody in it.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-12-18
JOHN &. MEAC&3N. v. T..
ErS sipc'as, Scrofhla, Kings Evil, Tcurr,
IunOrs. and Salt Rhpunl.

FftH a F7Udituy Merchant q y Lot"E, 70. ~.
DE- ATsa; Your Pills arc the paragon u. all TIA tent y
medicine g. They have cured my little daughter OF
lon her hands and fe thar had proved incwa'r 81. ,e.
r mother las tea long geyousy afflicted with j he AMI
pmFls ca her skin aud in her hair Aherour Chii d
S' a''p hi,1 your Fills, and they have cured her,
NIf.lIl
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-12-18
Nay, stock IL :sgsaaisag Tools.

as also Fatty Acres ma Land lying in Worcester; south
half 1T lot Me- about eigH If winch is partially
cleared which isa buiidin. lHl may comfort
able for family "ih little expense pai oi Tho rur
chase money Can reaiuln on mortgage if desired.
HENRY bANGS.
Mdddiesex, Dec 5, 1856. blvd
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-12-18

That's hut an empty purse that is full OF
other lolks' money.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-12-18

A friend that you buy with presents will be
bought from you.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-12-18
ON vlANWesssR.

AND IT'S PREMATURE DECLINE.
Just Published, Gratis, the Goth Thousand
A FEW WORDS ON THE ArIONaLTREAFMENr
"A vithuGt Medrint Of sie malorNca or Lcch Weak
ness Nocturnal Emissions Genital AN Nervou Debility
Ihn"iteney, and lmpedments to Marriage generally.
by 4. DE LANEN. NJ, y.
ne lmnonan' tact that the many alarming COMPLAINTS,
original ing IN The I'M rence and solitude nf v, h. nny
Ne easily nmoved WITHOUT MEDICINE is in ths small
vac, clearly demonstrated and The entirely new and
nghN successful heiiment, adopted by The Author,
iahy explained by meare OF which is enabled
70 cure HIMSELF perfectly add the least poSshe cost,
thereby avoiding al ths advertised oi the day,
Sent Ia any address Gratis and DO res IN seated enve
inpe by Hml'ilne tpnst paid IVA postage stamps to
bn. BuE Ii NLY, II i.lsteaard street,
ilm6t New Yrrk civ
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-12-18

Hon. l.. DODGE, OF Auburn, N. Y, and late member
of State Legislature and OF The accomplished
Physiclns aud Chemists If country, after giving this
medicine his personal observation, says % Il is desr ed
to Snpesedc All liquid preparations or the Of Chronic
discusses"
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-12-18
''7 '-7'7'' NJ y y'7'' Y VI @'17T17T I177f IT
DyscnteTy. Rplnx, md Worms

l'ET p!fiCf. HAhiLtNn, Inv Co. M!CH Nov. G. 1865.
lN. AMEN: foui Pills she peryrun medicine. They
tt' NY wife good than Can tell you. ha be
81 aid pnng away for months. Went oI t., lie 5ccured
la Iense hut got better. She h-l, taking
your Pills! whc cur,d her by eNeug lan quantities
Of worms dead from her body They afterwards ,pc h.rsrd
two children IF bloody dysentey. one vi rsi4lnts
had hu and ry wife cured him wi two dos.- Your lt,
while others around paid fte went, oais d,ci,ls
ills nnl lost ni, the. without ln cbrcl rrety
tcn, 'uth medicine yours, wl.i! arus, -u eil
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-12-18

Want Of care does more damage than want
of knowledge.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-12-18
BAG Il s
A WI Il IL 1 C. A N
COMPOUND.

TUE subscriber would respectfully ask the attention Of
l. the People If Vermont to he claims Of
DAf,IIS ASrCDir. f,\MnoIrN,,>
"a Ch.' CC"t ~ Nb1
~ o." ct ''e "r preparations hei're Tue pnohc Tor ths
' e, anu cure H' !'e i"''"w'ng co'nhlain's;-s
III OnChlttS. aHlniSferS Sore IhrOniS Cui0mel
Nursing and Uicerg,sd Sore .,outbs s .r,
Njnnies UeycurioI T'o;.t o,aa Sc,of
,FPrT we 'eh t't'V
nd, Ctcefud0n OF me Lungs and StOmdch and
Nervous COmpldin n male WfGfHeSs ami IT,
.oo,t,,.;f;so No. 1u.a f M ~
~ 'ot"S J'om I" A"t"f0 lWoW, LE;S. VeM
Sl0BifchS-in fact, IN anu case of
wEAKSrss iypI.MATIoS on tMprpr p,nrn
" 'i 'h' D">"
USE THIS REMEDY
In The city of Auburn, where /" ;hed prepared,
and the Pforrieors reside, Ia rrl te
aud respectable prut Is If its efficacy n.eu furnished
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-12-18
WEN. A. EdgertOn's Estate.

WEN. A. EdgertOn'S Estate.
TIL sub-c abers having been appointed by the Honor
able Probate C,Gh tor the District Of Randolph CON
mIsoners, ,eceYe, exami 'e and adjust alt clas aud
demands Of al PERSONS aeainsl the estate Of William A.
Edgenon. late 81 Washington in said district, decrised
represented insvent aud the term of six mouths from
the g2d uay Vi November 1856. being allowed by said
court Ia The cndHOrS IF said Deceased, Ia eKItb ant
prove their respcIiv. claims before Tive NOTICE. that
we viii atehd "" duties Of appointment L the
dwelling huase q Max Davis. in Washington, in saul
district, on the tliid Tueed Of April next, at ten
O'Clock, i'll the los noon, "n said day.
i'u ~ .ni h a. Wn,rs oo,a'rs.
washington Nv 2ih A. u 1856. 81
STATE or NEEAuNTi In Probate C. urL holden at
WASHiNcT'N District Montpelier, within and fE said
district uE the 1874 day of December, A. y. 1856
JOSEPH b. RICHARDSON Administrator un the Estate
Of Ahai Risitg, late vi SOulhWick Massachusetts,
deceased Rak, application to sd Corr with the
and appreciation iswring If the heirs OF said Etaie for
license to sell the Whole ut the real esateo said deceased
Sii',aed in War-pm said District renseaentng that lad
sale would he bepciai the heirs and these interested
in said estate.
Wheenpn itss ordered by said Court that said appi
cltior he rdtrea 10 the 23i day Ut December u 1876 al
i'e PROBATE Once IL Montpelier, for hearing iad decision
thereon ana il isf ter ordered, thu Al per inter
esIed BIZ ittied trenf by publication II lice e this
application and org thereon, three weeks snccessively in
said Time oi hearing that they may appear a. said tine
place, and II they see cause, object thereto.
BY TIE Cont
Attest NELSON A. CHASE, Judge.
true cupy of Record.
81 Attest. NEL son A. CHASE Judge.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-12-18
,Jaeof, Csssser's Estate.

THE Subscribers, having b. en- apponed by HE Homer
BILE Prubate Court for the District of Randolph, Coma
msioners, receive, examine. aud adjust all claims and
demands OF all persons, aeainsi the Estate Of Jacob
Cutler, late OF 0ange IN said District deceased repre-
sened nsoveet and the of six mouths tem the 3oti
day Of Auges 1856 being allowed by said Court to The
creditors IT std deceased exhibit and prove their re
spectve claie besere give tbatwe will attend
.he duties OF bur appointment at tie dwelling house o
Willis Lahe, IN Or,,kn IN snid Dist riot, the fourth
Tueseay Of February next, at o'clock, Ia the fore
noon, on sad A%sS--r
b. w. BARTHOLOMEW, con,.,s
lie WORrHLEY. IVA "
Orange, 0ctvbs, o., 4 y. 1856
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-12-18

Bachs Family Receipt Book is to he had gratis of all
AgentSyou viii there of Diseases recorded
and you invited to communicate vii any whose Ger
tihcates are given, in order Ia prove them genuine
CAUTION
All the genuine medicine bears the FAC SMILE Of p. "
L. COVENTRY CO an the outside wrapper.
Princm Once and Depot, 81 GENES ZEE ST, Az
BURN ~
FRED &. SMITH, General agent for he Sa,eof Yer
iqyl
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})oetifal.
MY Brother.

Aseautifal tribute to brothers. = Many house
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Rheumatism, Neuralgia, and Govt.

fvn As Rsr Di. H4,Ois If TIE Atf,s.ilf I'm & arca.
PULASKI H1u,k. cAyANN!H GA. IAN. Ii. itio.
Hosossn sIA: should bo ung,ateuI kr rr your skill
has brought me ii did not rpJn my to yuu cold ,rt
tied In my limbs ami brought e&rruciuE SIC palms,
which ended In chronic rheumatism. NatWiii,anug had
the best hysicians the disease grow until by
the advice 81 your excellent in hU!moe DR. Mackenzie
tried your Pills. Their elects Int ny per
seVeT1ng IN the use of thtm am nov entirety we'll.
SENATE CHAMBER BATON ROtG-. la Dec, 1855.
DR. AVER have been entirely Curd by your Pills Of Ehef
matte Govt painful disease that had ALI ted years.
VINCENT SHELL.
For Dropsy, Plethora, or kindred Conn
plants, requiring active purge, they excellent
remedy.
For C0stiyeness or Constipation, and as
Dinner Ptil, they agreeable and en- tuai
Fits. Suppression, Paralysis, Inflammation,
and even Deafness ard Partial Blindness, have been
cured by the Alternative action oi these Pills
Most Of the pills in market contain Mercury which although
Available remedy in skliu hands is dangerous public pill.
from the dreadful consequences that frequently HON its nea
tious USE These contain mercury mineral substance
whateye..
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GREATEST Curb IN THU WORLD pOR PAIN ! /!
RIeumatIx.... NearaIgia. NtiG .goint.. Azc.

do vii
the OHsIda
Rheumatism
in hnn5
in
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-31
Read the Truth about our Turf Oil.

NItHNoNl, ApllI IITh,
During sleigh ride this winter past Discovered my
leg raw, and the skin of place large than my hand
the traces rubbing the inside Of the thigh applied
Turf OIL and in day two he well Another case
A mule which was working to dray became unable
walk On examioing his foot discovered ANAL
inches long up TO the head My driver the gbbors said
he would be good for nothmr drew the nail
piece of lint and Turf on and him work once
ana from Oh & moment he has hour good
as aso horse badly snagged the outside of
his thigh In two places about inches deep
inches wide from " hch he std day Sour
Gil applied and brought them entirely sound
truly Is Of the greatest remedies for ever
known, and have lived in drug years
This ae you think proper. Very truly,
Ro Messrs. Dove a Co. j II WEISlGER
For sale by SrROTHER a. WHITEHEAD
IA.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-31

u GALLERY, Main street, Lynehburg, is Of the
extensive and best arranged In the State The
Is Of fine sizes neatly furnished and embeshcd
specimens ~ the various styles of portraure known tho
photographic art The Ambroypc beautifully coored Pho
iographs combining the tuthunoss of the Ambroypo with
the eegancy OF finish the best engravngs. also
gnereotypes oferery size.
The operating large and eommodous with largo
sky and side lights that in the darkest
good not bette results be produced than when
SHINES brightest Mr. viii be happy See all times
the vers OF the sesctn In whether they wish pictures
or not The very haerng he
the past authorizes the hope that during prese
he may have the pleasure of placing record many
face which will be as imperhable the material which
the impression made. Especially pould he appeal the
ladies many IT whom about beautiful they will
be-hen secure the shadow the substance fades Bring
your friends with youyour husband yolr ehld-sad part
ings VIII come fnal separations take place Then how
twill alleviate and soften the of those dark hour
ook upon the bright Images hearts cherish In
Come oneeome everybody Loekets breaspins rings ETC.
constantly on hand fmay ats
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-31
4 re.l....aa THROUGH FROM BUCHANAN no
LYNCHBTRG AND RICHMOND

are from Lynehburg to Buchanan .........sI 10
3 50
FROM lynchhnrg to Charlottesville. .......... "a,
IN ana after the I'D of October Packet Boats will
buchanan al "a NJ, and Lynchburg al = T. NJ Moldar
edhcsdas aud Friday and arrive Richmond second i
al ) o clock 4. NJ ' "a
Nhaiiotes'ile passengers leaving Lynchburg al II ?
reach S1oesN ie at l0t A NJ day arrive in Char
,outs'ne at . T. NJ Leave Lynchburg for buchanan and
LeNahgton at O. NJ Monday! "Wednesday and Friday and
card below - '''"' '''u "t''''''a"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-31

FRUITS INDUSTRY or the LIFE OF ADAM CLARKE.-
interesting volume and should be read by all ages,
and denominations.
IRISH AMY is highly Interesting and seasouabe volume.
DoG1loung Misses Will be deeply Interested
and greatly benefited by reading this Memoir.
GATACoMBs RoME-Ne need call attention to this
voluuic-fhe title will that
SCHOOL DAYS REVIEWED. Students should not fail to read
this volume
THE MIsrAKEA narrative illustrating with much vivid
hdey the mistakes which often in the
religious training Of families Parents don you need this
THE GREAT QUESTION great book. 1t of great in
VIII you read il
All the and the publications of the American s. S
onion generally such Libraries Teachers Helps Question
Books Books Maps and Miscellaneous volumes be
had Lam horue Waikups Book Store Lynchburg Va
T. C. JENNINGS,
Its Sup't Am. 5. 5. Union.
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LxETWEEN KstasuOND AMI n

~ I UKh-sI EAMsIIIP IA MES ~ asL-LILuN
The L. ; Mail Steamship JAMESTOWN, in com.
lnahd OF Capt LEWIS PARRISH, leaves New lork reg,l
every SATURDAY AFTERNOON at 3 o'clock for pif
mohd She will take any freight TO or from civ Pam,
She leaves Richmond regularly every TUESDAY AFTrp
NOON at o'clock, for New York " IN
Those desiring ship by her have their goods here
Monday Passengers desiring take ship here can bs,
n state Room secured by addressing by mail
I=8 me ROANOKE, Capt SkINNER, stops at CITY Point
where she WI" land and receive freight Both the
and the Roanoke receive and land passengers at civ Pom
aud Norfolk I'M AN & " ATlENi VN
2-v pill
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EXTRAORDINARY CASE.

RICHMOND, NAV lHt lsdG
Gentlemen My child had commenced breaking last
fall IN small which gradually extended the entire
head. including both which much by
o IN both wonld drop
tried all sorts OF advertised and domestic remedies without
good results then procured aud applied little TURF
OIL began better; the bottle broke aud
piled gals TO it'll again began Ny elder daugh
ter said Pa, 20 get Of that Irfo sisters head
looked much better when you used It." We got another
bottle and her head nearly well This agra
vased and took half hour every day wash H. and
was very offensive One bottle feel assured VIII
her entirely, there but little tho disease remaining
You entitled to this for the others
great pleasure in giving you this certificate.
Respectfully, II T. CHALK
To Meagrp Dove AZ Co
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-31

These vessels Of the first class Lut n N Nhipple
lHorc, expressl, for thus n,de have sn, 'iy Bal
dao tor passengers. They cunnai, ~ aeeolulno
Captains we'll qualified for the and VII = ifn'nctd
eNertion 10 accommodate. They viii tow,a SPARE
the rivers by steam, aud may ON Ia sail anu down
advertised i'hilty Is
Merchants going North or ordering goods from ~,
viii hnd it 10 Their interest To ship by line ms - ork,
Always be taken as low as 10y any other line If viii
every effort Will he made by the agents in Ricln, aud
New ork to give satisfaction. Insurance can be % and
the Richmond FIRE Association BY this line at n.r IN
We respectfully ask and hope to succeed oitani1c
share of patronage ''t lul.
Goods shipped by this line to New York will he f,,,
Tree OF commission to New ORLEANS, Mobile, Charles
vannah any other Southern Northern port 'N IA
The vessels will lie n Richmond in the Dack In " -
at Berth Ne l. Coffee House Slip foot of Wall Street LUX
DAVID a " NJ. CT RRIE, Richmond
C. II. PlERSON, y. Y. Arcns