davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1856-06-25
Music.

MIR. j. c. o. REDINGT0N would re-
I'I >pectfuliy announce to the inhabitants
of Addison and neighboring countless that he
has recently obtained the agency for this and
the northern part of Vermont, for the
"superior Premium Melodeons,'
manufactured ny Jones, Carpenter & Woods,
OF Brattlchoro Mclodeuns of any size ,stylo
or price, from the Portable to those of five,
sih and seven octaves, with one or more sets
Of reeds. The Organ Melodcon is one cspe-
cially fitted for churches These ustru-
mcnts are all made in the best manner and
fully warranted,
=" have recently examined the workman
ship, and tested the quality Of tone of the
Mclodcous manufactured by Jones, Carpcn-
ter & Woods, OF Brattlcboro, VI. and do not
hesitate to pronounce them equal, if not su'
p.t-tor to any yet introduced in this country"
JosMuA HUTCHINSON,
OF tue " Hutchinson Family"
An examination of these Instruments is
Invited.
Piano Fortes, from the best makers in the
country furnished promptly at factory prices.
Also Sheet Music of all kinds, Instruction,
Glee and Singing Books, and any musical
merchandise supplied at short notice.
If desired Mr.. r. would give instruction to
limited number on the Mcodcon, Piano
Forte or Organ lie would also take charge
uf choir, or play An Organ or Melodcon in
some neighboring church.
Further particulars furnished on applca-
tion.
Orders or letters Of inquiry addressed to
Middlebury, Vt, or left at Copeland's Book
store or the Register Office, will receive
prompt attention.
a liberal discount made to churches.
Middlebury, May, 1856. 5;f
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1856-06-25
FREE OF CHARGE!
} Splendid Parlor Engravings,

UNTITLED, Bolten Abbey in the Oldcn
II. Timcs,"a splendid steel engraving from
the celebrated painting by Landsccr, and
the Departure of the Israclites from Egypt
a large and beautiful. engraving from a
painting by d. r R,berts. Tie retail price of
the above cngravings is SO per copy, but
will be sent free of charge as follows;
The subscribers have established a Book
Agency in Philadelphia, and will furnish
any book or publication at the retail price
free of postage. Any persons by forward
ing the subscription price Of amy Of the $3
Magazines such as Iiarpcrs,' Godey's, Put
MANS, Graham's, Frank Lcslic's Fashions,
&c. will receive the magazines for one year
and copy of either of the above heauti-
ful engra wings, free of charge, or if subscrib-
ing to s. and a 81 Magazine, such as Pc
terson's, and Challcn's Ladies' Christian An
nual, they will receive both magazines and
n copy of either Of the above engravings.
Every description of Engraving on Wood
executed with ncatncss and Dispatch
Views of Buildings, Newspaper Headings,
Views of Machinery, Book Illustrations,
Lodge Certificates, Business Cards, &c. All
orders sent by mail promptly attended to-.
Persons wishing views of their buildings en-
graved can send a Daguerrcotype or sketch
Of the building by mail or express.
Persons at distance having saleable ar
ticles would find il to their advantage to ad-
dress the subscribers, as VIC would act as
agents for the sale OF the same,
BYRAM e. PIERCE. SO
so South Third 81, Phiiadetphia, Pa.
H. BYRAM. T.. MAY PIERCE.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1856-06-25

avert this expense, and prove that place
of Brotherly love needs neither sol.
der nor cannon for its defence, and that
he and bis followers, though, surrounded
by thousands Of sat5ges, could sleep un-,
harmed without barred or bolted doors
In Virginia the IDdians were 80 anxious
to drive away the English, that they
withheld provisions; and it was not with.
out difficulty that Captain Smith could
obtain food, and of 1870 persons con-
siderable number actually starved to
death. But in Pennsylvania through
the Kindness and humanity of Gov. Penn,
the hearts Of the Indians We're so OPEN
ed, that they brough. in an ample sup
ply of provisions for himself and nearly
5000 followers. Capt Smith and his
followers could never venture far from
their Fort through fear of assault. Gov.
Penn with bis broad brimmed hat and
staff, could walk through the country in
entire safety the Indians throngiog
around him to shake hands, calling him
brother brother Mr.. Penn and his
Indians lived so peacefully in the spirit
of Brotherhood. that during the 10
years that He and the Friends had tho
rule in Pennsylvania, there was never
known q single instance Of murder.
On the other hand, Capt. Smiths City
old Jdmestown built in violence and.
blood, has been so swept from the face Of
the earth, that scarcely tomb stone re-
mains to tell where it sood.
These historical facts stand ut,reveal.
ing to the admiring gaze of every be.
holder, the lofty independence Of the In
dian character, and that it is sensitivelv
awake and alive to acts of Kindness and
justice on tho part of white men.
Here to-day new grave is tenaute1 BY
a youth, and the streets are filed With d
long procession of mournots. Numbers
of young ladies and gentlemen rode slow
ly over the hills on horseback to the
place where the village Parsop address.
ed them on the brevi,y of life, and sought
to impress upon their hearts the senti.
meDt. "Al. flesh is as grass; 1t Is Gus
down and like flower of the field it
fadeth away" 1t is a sad sight to SEQ the
dead lowered into their lone and dark
bed chamber, and listen to the rattle Of
the dirt, as the frsl shovel empties rtself
upon the wooden easement. 1t is sad to
witness the expressions Of anguish that
wiring the hearts Of brothers and sisters,
as they turn reluctantly away from the
grave, and bid final adieu to fhe rc-
mains of one, jus: torn from their cher
shed embrace But We have thought
that distance from home served rather
to aug ugment the feeling of sadness than
otherwise, on occasions like this. Bull
wer, speaking Of the early dead says:
Why mourn for the young2 Better
thot the light cloud should fade eway in
tho mornings breath than travel through
the weary day, to gather in darkness,and
end in storm" AT all events, We sh ,uld
no, mourn at the departure Of one whose
life Las been such that cn his dying
couch he can rapturously exclaim
o Death thy freezing kiss
Emancipates-thy rest is bliss
would were awayV
g. B. R.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1856-06-25
Attention to Strangers.

Nothing is ever lost by poiitness id
the sanctuary, and it costs little TO cx-
ercise it. Christian courtesy should bs
au inscparabe attendant on genuine
riety, but many good people estimate
very lightly the worth Of the winning
and gentle graces Of Christian cbarsc'
ter. We snspe ct, however, that strang:
ers have been often repel!ed from a
sanctuary which they would have cho'
sen as a pcrmanet home, by tho absence
of that genial kindness which wins like
magic upon a strangers heart A cor
respondent Of Zion's Adrocate has very
sensible views on this point.
There is, on the part of many oon.
crcgations, an unpardol able neglect in
regard to this thing. 1t is seen aud felt
in the porch and tho pew iu the street
and at home. We have known stran.
gers to 60 to place Of worship and wait
long time before any one would notice
them to offer a seat and then it would
be done in such a manner as TO make
them feel they mere intruders Service
ended, they hurry away without kind
word or look from any one, most unta'
vorahly impressed in regard to those
worshipping there, and resolving never
TO occasion them trouble again. We
have known other places, where the neg.
loct vas not at this point but. after
rer.ops had taken their seats 10 the
house, aud had become q part OF the
congregation. They nre strangers, and
should be sought out, called upon, and
made TO feel that they are smong true
and sympa,hizing friends Instead OF
this, weeks and months pass away; no
one calls upon them, they are not 40
quaiuted, but stranger. still, feeling that
they arc without friends and sympathy.
Thi, is no, right. Not only Christian
ity, but sound policy demands some
thing different.
Every religious society that would
prosper, must show proper attention to-
strangers. Ii should be seen that they
are promptly aud courteously provided
with seats, and made 10 feel that they
have cordial welcome there. Kind
looks should greet them as they come,
and follow them when they go. Should
they come again, lot them meet with
the same reception. And should they
become constant worshiPpers there, let
them be sought cut aud visited, not
merely by the pastor, but by members
Of the church and society. Whether
rich or poor, they should not DO over.
looked OF neglected They have claims
as strangers, Independent Of oil outward
distinctions. Let US see that they have
prompt attention"
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1856-06-25
p q e trp.
Name in the Sand.
NV d, - rn-x,r..


Alone l walked on the ocean strand
a pcarly shell was in my hand,
| stopped and wrote upon the sand
My name, the year and day;
As onward from the spot passed,
One lingering look behind | cast,
A wave came rolling high and fast,
And washed my lines away.
And SO mcthought twill quickly be
With every mark on earth for me
A wave of dark oblvion's sea
Will sweep across the place
Where have ttod, the sandy shore
OF time, will be to me no more;
OF me. my dav, the name bore,
To leave one track or trace.
And yet with Him who counts the sand
And holds the water in his hands,
know lasting record stands
Inscribed against my name,
Of all this mortal part has wrought,
OF all the thinking soul has thought,
And from these flceting moments caught
For glory or for shame.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1856-06-25
Never Kiss and Tell.

BY &. cHAuNcY BURR.
| kissed maid the other night;
But who she was may not tell
Her eyes were as the diamonds bright,
And soft as those Of Isabel
But never kiss and tell.
Her breast bank of virgin snow,
whereon no thought Of sin should dwell
Her voice was very sweet and low,
And like the voice of Isabel
Blu. never kiss and tell.
Her lips as cherries, sweet and rcd,
And she was shy as gazclle;
She kissed me back-aud then she fed,
Just like our charming Isabel
But never kiss and tell.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1856-06-25

to lay down my pen. But remembering
that have already .respassed too much
on your good nature, close without fur
ther remarks.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1856-06-25
I. M. SINGER g. cos GAZETTE.


This paper 10 d.voted -nt.rely 10 the Sewing Ma
chine Interest Copies will he supplied To all interest
ed
B.-The unparalleled success of our Sewing Ma.
chimes has induced several fraudulent limitations of
them, besides numerous infrinrrments Of patents
of which own sixteen. SUITS DOR tho Infringe
ment of patents have recently heen decided In
favor the U. Circuit Courts in NewYork aud New
Jersey. Ia these suits the groat principle of
holding doom the fabrie 10 6e sercd 10 the snr-
fsee Of The machine, By Il yieidiag pressure,
which ia used In all Se~ wing Machineshas been fully
established. The Wheeler W'l'nn aud the Grover
& Baker Sewing Mnchinrs, we aege, each infringe
three patents owu"d NV us. We have suits again,t
them Ia several II the u y. Cnurt., which III soou
he tried. We hereby cnutinn the public not To buy
any infringing Machins a they he compelled by
iaw stop using them and topay cot aud damages,
or Local Agents wanted 10 make ssles pf
Improved seving Il4ohines. To peE.aht nroporly
qualified for tn" bgsiHs.s. arare opportunity Tor prof
ilahi. aud nlea,4qt employment is offered.
Nov and improved ,lehineA exchanged on liberal
terms for old machines Of sway kind
IN SINGER co.,
I3m Prncipal Ofhce, 323 nrnadwAy, NJ
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1856-06-25

Why are bakers the poorest men 10
rIeation , Bsc,use they tread bread,
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1856-06-25
THE MIDDLEDURY REGISTER.
n f r. M s

The RsoisrER will be sent one year, by
mail, or delivered at the office, where pay
ment is made strictly in ddrance, for. 81 90
Delivered by carrier, paid strictly an ad-
If not paid within six months, so cents ad
ditional.
gNopapcr discontinued until arrearages
are paid, unless at the option of the propiic-
tors.
fR All communications must be postpaid.
e3V. d. PALMER is agent for this paper
in Boston, New Y ork and Philadelphia.
BOOK AND JOB PRINTING
Done in modern style, and at short notice
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1856-06-25
Singers Sewing Machines.

All persons Who desire n oh Rn full nnd rrhble
informnton respecting SINGERS SEWING MA
GHiNE5-their price. capabiiues, advantage, sizes,
ia, provements ethod Of orkne, means Of procur.
rng them. aud all other Particularscan do so by ap
plying at Office
No 323 BROADWAY, NEW YORK,
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1856-06-25
Correspondence of the Register.
WAY Sido Sketchea.

Bethany College-Notice of the President
Laying down the Pen and taking up the
Tribune-Its News-Remarks upon the
settlement at Jamestown-The burial of a
Youth-Refiections
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-17
AnrKED sLEE. forwarding and Comni-.

~ SION MERCHANT. ON the Dork Richmond Va
ukl the liberal patronage EXTENDED 10 me last season.
made the line of Boats run
house that boat will leave other day
SUNDAYS eAcepied) By this shall be able TO
ru goods through than heretofore, very
nearly they by the : L X and at much less
Ay Charge for forwarding Tobacco is cts per Box and
per HID Which includes Drayage and Wharfage when
lrayage The dayage and wharfage
from the asin per Box aud - cts HID The
lath Is, sAar by the james River kanlwha Co for
passing my per Ton abont et tor Boxes
per HID Having these advantages of location
,yg my reap the benefit and charge only
prce my hoping thereby command lar
IN suess
M personal attention III be given sales Of produce and
purchase o goods Commission a. 5. LEE
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-17
C=a THRoCGH FRon 1ronANAA no

Ia - hbA ~ A. hASH'4'+'D
Tr-s tn s a1fF - BzeAAsAn-... -..-.....sl 80
flHI o. -
Irasl isarHuafe 3. essisf VILE. .........'.. %
nl4 assf pefosf Packet Boats vii leave
Bssiau41 Al . a n Ana LyuthUafs al p NJ, Monday
aur-ais Fr.-4 sld i. thmond second day
q : n
lsfarat-F,le passenger leaving achburg at = p u
react sa.isests ai da5 and arrive In Char
i.tfe.e4Ia Lave Lynchburg f4r Buchanan and
Is4gtsa = Y Monday. y eanesiay aud Friday, and
~ J. =
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-17

KItHNOND AprlI IUth,
During sleigh ride this winter past discovered horses
leg raw and The skin on place larger than hand from
The rubbing the irsde Of the thigh applied your
Turf on, aud In day Two he well Another case
mule which working 10 my dray became unable 10
walk On erannlnR his foot discovered nail about
inches long the head Ny driver aud the neghbors said
he would be good for nothnr the nail inserted
piece o. lint and your Turf Oh and him work
and from that he has lost hour but good
also horse badly snagged the outside OF
his thigh in places about inches deep aud four
inches wide, from which he sd day Your Turf
Gu applied and brought them entirely sound II
truly of the greatest remedies for have
known. and have lived In drug for Use
this As you think proper, Very truly,
Ro Messrs, Dove q Co. J. H. WEISlGER
For salc by STR0THER a. WHITEHEAD.
I,nch lilIr
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-17

4 Ms BRO OVERS RicIInoHd Va beg 20 inform the
Of LynrburR that they prepared to execute
,Yery description SIX CutuB Hooleu d Clean
Hg al wv York e>eH here We have
mapers and heyery besl OF wofsmen aud can guar
MerDu >ik and De Lam
fssAi nable eu!rrs, suit the taste of the
Sbawis Of every description d. cd cleaned Grape
Shaw cuiors equal import
dyed equal SIX dresses cleaned and Grease
" intend T. do work equal to
any mind spectfuy solicit
patronae. al L. nehJurg ana vicinity Gen
Garments dyed and cleaned % look equal . new
DENNIS a BRO.
W Hines Franklin 81, opposite Metropel
tan Hall Richmond Va sep i-dts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-17

- tss r. Ias., tut zl TIE c q D.
tass s1ssssig fss TAD zs5 tzss Fsssr a5zrH1
szfas g. yks.zt.srs I4es 1z-z-a=a +zFTf9z-=i
tsssaas IA I'D e t1e zals as vi "a sfzFt g.
sa-Hsa ; = - sasea 40 assA
- 5rszs - slssaa. szs ny s- = - ffa4I - A.
EzssF-zaA
M4-tza.ss ~ NartA osi=f-az eza1s fau Nra on
~ g. s@lf - AS ss- A. tzsht W.
saHHs - an e11f .sH = iSeAels And
.ssfs Hz1zs - - A. Aas1agad ana
H.. 81. asss.z -. As-as.st5as b f1> Iet
-aspsrft-4s I'D .aezfz- - obtaining Iua
tt4re g satfHrzse
f...s srss - tass Nsv ! "a Ell - forwarded
b. & Hzz1ssa tffieaus = hls Charleston "A
sKz-at 80 A. al1er ~1.zIhsru Kitten Isatl
tn v%sstis Efears ri - Ifask 2 wv Nofs
A. BERT s 1psee Heus. ?. 800 - V a. >sftet
DAVID A w q EgIE KieAasaua 49,.
{ Il PERSON Y
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-17
EXTRAORDINARY CASE

NltHh0kIl- May TAT lFJh
Gentlemen Ny chnd had commenced breaking uut last
fail 10 small which gradually extended The
head Including both ears which much by the
fear that both would drop on
tried all Of advertised and domestic remedies without
good results then procured and applied l" TURF
on II began better. the bottle broke and
piled gals t agsn began ger Ny elder daugh
sad Pa 10 get Of that Turf OIL sisters hcs
looked much better when YOU used II We smother
bottle and her head = IeaTly well This
hall hour every day ash H. and
very offensive bottle focl assured will
her entirely there but little the disease remaining
the aud for the benefit Others take
great pleasure in giving you this certificate -
Respectfully, i. CHALK.
To M-asrs Dove a Co
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-17
Rs,tsuo>D A>D y.
TWICE WEEK HErwEE

II Northumberland kItHMOND, ~ steam' ASskInnSS
BELFIDERE and POCAHOSTAS.-The
STEAMER BLLVIDERE leaves Baltimore every SAT n
DAY AFTERNOON 10. Richmond Returning, lee rs III II
NOND ey-ry TUESDAY, AFTERNOON for Baltimore
TIE rDG AHONTAS leaves BALTIMORE every WE'D.
&ESDAY AFTERNOON for Richmond Returning lesv YES
RICHMOND every SATURDAY AFTERNOON tor ALT
limurf
sun pers Baltimore by these Boats hayo thei
goods Ae every Monday and Friday OF each week.
mar&y LUDtAM & WATSON, Richmond Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-17
IMPORTERS. whole.

Re and Porte Monies Percussion Cups Gunpow der Patent
Shut Balis Pow Fasks Pouches and Bells Bird Bags,
Nipples aud Wrenches Washing Rods and Ticklers Dog
CHAINS and Col ar. Gun Makers Materials sc, &c. sY RE-
NoLEERS and FIVE SHOOTERS at Manufacturers prizes,
iu the trade. = ST 1hEkLaND
No Il! Main opposite Eagle Square Richmond Va
4 DIPLOMA
FIRST class MAS AWARDED BY I'M VIRGINIA
MECHANICS INSTITUTE FOR TIE PoMolloh
% IHL MECHANIC AXIS 10
SAMUEL SWITZERLAND, or RICHMOND NlRG a
For a ease of CT NS, PISTOLS and RIFLES, exhibited
Exhibition Of Articles Of American Manufacture, he'd
The City OF Richmond the 10Th day OF Nov lo.i
JAMS ". IfwFIIfS, j. a. BELNlN,
Secretary. president.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-17

IL Ciattak eud Furnishing Goods. IL Man STREET. eL
md Va. l-ssG fal Nf9 RI
the sock II Goods Introduced BY the
Sue df erss would So W.! - Hsiec the fact II our
fafHts faeaasi win all ft1i - the STATE during
4ert l4sated "a Richmond And a. an IirV
usee.ssrs taAe advantage u
ustea4 - Which make oursel 80 known expecting Of
all pales will Judge for tatH
particular merits beng perfectly satisfied mat
and Judgment Au-l he consulted
~ receiving gHr PAL ok ard assure PURCHASERS
s-fF iaiss the way ai Gents Wearing Apparel VIII
-esen and the Assorted unss Nil ~ al tImes be
mat each viii be supplied
even Aiy for iLe proper prosecution OF our bns
make tHe fact apparent 10 our customer ana
.are trzde Daring the last have 1T
~ fres tr Gents Furnishing itaOds where
rssy naI every ihHg pertaining 70 at Department
y - CA4nk T. partner ear FiSfaiite the Stock 70
5-rfes4 slt i .fy ~ aud >tY-s because
esty inE ar have hesitation in ying
s3s g. R fund equal Is the best order work IL the
Wsiehae the various changes of Fashion parties
hndaIig The latest aud MAKE in 81 re,
saet L. tha IaF approval cal j. soh,ted by
GKDSHDSG fGfNAN,
ser is No llo Man -. RiuhmoHf Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-17
coon ADVICE ARorr pI.An. -.

~ IN a HpJSt.-A house Mnste isIil N'''
~ without Children. silent goor4t and ,slaa '.a'
LThioh soul 81 life breathed suggested every nLqre
he anu "iy aDs NJ from the IN aud
nj i"r treason, straageus and spui- So vnunp lal 80
al once upon your Papa buying Piano from p Ash ~
itteIsouIg although You ma, he able 10 play NOV, No.,
foiAa a Neg melody, aud Days of Absence IN, II ~
be above is good advice You can aIways nsd ,ho, an
lec Pianos al the lowest prices with all the varos st d
patterns. at I, - - anu
Piano orte Wareroon. % Sycamore corner Of Ba,b Pc
terFburg Va - - I a'uN - 10
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-17
BOOKS. STATIONERY. &C.


Nrsv BOOKs-Tbs Asei..s Hebrew, h'
~ Mis-. Neiern orrees b. tienTy n Bard a
New Wen ~ tho Aathsr Of TIE wds VIE Nsra. "a
s.i C.k Three Per tent Npath - fas Psfis
IsFlns Tha Oh Rsyas snf a. fesai7ttaa, b " u
Ton 4ars44s Iafla Lssisf IT, Afhsfz Aizfsa@ Cas-
Lsttfs Sapalson AID J1.rrhHr. N~HaH 4 Cas-
iait Pens. ~ A salh Hsssieg LIE y as4 aszfa
fra lit Izf su4 T.sae a HeaKy CO. De Il Ha#ss
u = fha seIees - ffaaae WIS fhsN ~
fasf zsd Ihefs eau psrrasrasF5 fAsasfaiasss -
ylof Life a. It.sJs BeHszmls EzilA "a, Aslsfs
81 uGtan LIE AL AdFsafnfss = HafE<suffhI Haz
pers sza4le OcfobeT aisYs d H. lest feeiHse -
Erp-sss LAs8HoRsE a ~AIaUF
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-17
lnAyELL1As DIAE0IoAl. -.
one. 81 the .. y. Railroad ts.
FETsHssuEs ssgt -. "a
NVrVSTEG sen EOGGG-r--- asS $3.50


4, Z f-ssos-s MAJ s4a4 Psss~nsrE
If4a p~xzFsyzFe tz2ys SssstAys sAssFtsd a.
fesT2 NJ srrlTs BaFasss sJanstoHl Al = N s-d a.
LgazE5aHs A. - "
80 Il BrLbars a efarark. A ". AniTs At Bark
s5lls Jaasilsa) q II And At Petsr.sars a. } z n
o Is Af.fsSIP
- -..-.l.a
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-17

L. n 49, VIRGINIA TENNESSEE
~ - -SK-HEs Raj. ROAD On Thursday,
4efh Of June the Passenger Tram will
caunenc running to SAT- Works Branch Junction,
june = L. = II GILL. Gen Sup't
kItI WEE> RsttsuO>D AND Y. = e-y--
ID 70 sh--Si EAMsHIP A II + 5 TOW \ s.Ssx...s,.
Tls l. Mail steamship JAMES IoM y, in
LEWIs PARRISH. leaves New York regularly
tVtts al [ KDAI AFTERNOON at . O'Clock. tor lleh
raau8 >bt Mi any gh from tity Point
She Richmond regularly every IIESDAl Az TER
NOON ai4 stlatk. for Acvs iurk
se - snip By hrr have their goods here
MONDAY Passengers desiring take tins ship
a St4g. Room secured by addressing IA by mail.
he kOANOkk Capt SktSSEf, stops at City Point,
vh.f II ia ut and receive fright Both the jamestown
tha Roanoke receive and land passengers Cty
ani \ rob LUDLAM & WATSON.
Richmond Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-17
x-OU CAN HC, WATCmr.. Itn.n.-

n
4 SILVER WARE AND FANCY GDDIS ;, NJ,
noesae and reta. in every variety and style stLr *
prices, by calling AT NOW Ian s. sign OF III. Ia T.
&C, NJ. - - street, Petersburg Va wh.r 49,
y9u vii - per lie las armed tu
iherB NsnGiscuIefs and Importers h the arg,, AM,
fashionable assoftmon OF Watches jew cry Saver
tanty Goods offered ia this State ouid IL No, IA.
lpr y"u cal ard his magnificent suck ana
least ~ cent as h. buys all his Goods 81 and 80
them al much less than the regular prices the SANE
al Goods You also have your Watches and ,usr.9
pared the best and short nstce and slws ne
the newest and most fashionable Goods in exchange m
money ~ aoui
Remember the place, sign Of the Eagle No "a syesro
street petersburg, a THOMAS AONIAN'