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A GREAT COUNTRY FOR A LAZY MAN.
Dr.. Mclean, IN his lecture on Nicaragua,
on Monday night, drew picture of what
could be done in that country by a man
@ho was not disposed to waste much time
in labor, aud ye, wished to live independent.
The Government gave him two hundred and
fifty acres of land. and thegfrst necessity
was house. This want was quickly sup.
li4i iaur nosis .uarighily
grew in abundance around, and thls pfssseF@
ed over with mud. The roof was then lhatch-
ed with grass, and the house was thus com
pleted. Little or no furniture was needed.
n hammock answering all purposes Of bed
aud seat, and almnst any kind Of earthen
vessels would answ wer tn cook in.
The mex, care was to plant about dozen
banana or plautain trees, which needed no
further care, and about fifty yards OF land
should be hilled and planted in yams, which,
if properly placed. would yield enormously y.
The comqnp frijole and Lima beans woaald
grow with the yams, as well as 2 variety OF
other vegetables, aud the native fruits Of the
country were almost all indigenous. Jhe
jpilantains and yams would yield more Than
enough for the subsistence Of an entire
family. and game Of every variety coala bee
shot alnos, from the door Of the house. The
climate was such as to render lilile or no
clothing absolutely necessary, and thus, with
one month labor, man gan Fix himself com
rur,ably for year. Isn't that the country
for a lazy man IN o. Pic.
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A Down cast paper give. the Maine hi::
quor Law thrust after the following fashion !
A friend Of ours had arrived late at no:
tel, and asked for some spirits.
Stranger said the landlord, eyoa tor,
get, guess, you are in the Sta'e Of Maine:
We've ne spirits here. BY! bat We bare h!aays some tar
nation ane Iemonade.a
The lemonsds was aeeeded to, brought
and tasted. The lemenF'sasdI,e emF'asdI, was half.wh'skey
and half water. :,
sThis is rather poxerfol lemonade" said
our friend. -.
"Why, yes, it is," said the landlord, "but
YOU see stranger, the weather is hot, and 70
keep our lemonade we are often obliged q
make il cruel strong"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-05-14

a man upon the verge Of bapkfppsx.
having purchased an elegant !e9st ON 8 /,
and being told BY 9ne pf, ;hia5. qasiYta1eelsu
that the eloIh was very beaqtifal ;tbchS thss'
goat Vas Vas toq short, replied xitH
will bs long enough betots 9 get 1 s. sk,a : &
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-05-14

TIE l.te Legislaturs of PeAnsyiytrls tiG.
4 new libel law. The old sHiaxin iea5 sike
greater the truth tie lem s.hs % " Il ipte6
malEa u pot v 20 intsue4 8' +
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-05-14

LApeH os.--Laug6 on, aRaa NeEeF mind
the censare Of cynics: Joy j. one OF the
greatest Pan4cess Of life,, It braces the
nerves, makes the heart dance to pleasant
MUSIC, and the very soul ring again wita
harmonious sounds. 1t is the delight Of tha
good, q, makes sunshine when there would be
all shadow and gloom. promolsa domestls
happiness, drives away sorrow, and PFeEpares 7
the mind for the exigpncies Of the future; 80
laugh on, but laugh discreetly. and in due
season. Exuberant lnirlh does not becomss
any one.
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RIGID NorIoSs OF DprY.-A soldier o9
duty at the palace of the Emperor, at S.
Petersburg, which was burnt few years.
ago, was stationed, and had been fargotton,
Eia 1s,saite OF apartments .hat:wss in AaMel
el, and returning, he was haIlsd ~ sde se''ss
try. who must. in a few Winasss more have
suffocated. "What do yag want" erea
the priest; " save yourself, or you vii! hs
lost" al can't leave" replied the sentry.
{" because am unrelieved. hat called to
you to give me your blessing before die:
The priest blessed him, aud the soldier d'ed
at his post.
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CONCERNING EGes.-At breakfast one
morning, in quiet and comfortable old inn,
a foreigner made quick dispatch with the
eggs. Thrusling his spoon into the middle,
be drew ou, the yolk, devoured it, and passed
on TO the next Wien he bad got to bis sey;
en,h egg, an old farmer, who had already-
been prejudiced against Monsieur by bis mda..
tarhios, could hear the extravaganee no
longer, and speaking up. said, Why. si,
you leave all the white! How is Ma; Lock:
wood to afford to provide breakfast at that
rate ""Vy," replied the outside. barbsHsn,
you wouldn't hab me eai de vitei De yolk II
the shichrn; de ybe de- fedders. Am Ito,
make von bolster Of my belly =" The farm,
er was dumbfoundered. a;3s'
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AN AWKWARD MISTAKE. A gentleman
from Virginia, hearing that friend Of BIZ
from Orange county, in the Old Dominion
was in Washington on delicate business
namely, runaway matrimonial match-a
once sought him out, and volunteered his
services to assist in the important ceremQ
nies; an Office which, to say the least, was
indicative Of solici.ous kindness. 1t ap.
peared, however, on inquiry, that it was mol
his friend who has to be married, but the
overseer OF the gentleman temporarily in the
metropolis. But, as he had evinced so
much interest in the contemplated hymenial
proceedings. he was entrusted with the bust.
ness of procuring minister. Accordingly,
he hurried off for that purpose, and, making
inquiry on the way, he was directed to a
stately residence, and was met at the door,
in response to the bell ringing, by more
than ordinarily well.dressed male servant.
"ls the minister within p hurredly asked the
groomsman, 1--WE suppose he was acting this
important character "Hs isl replied the
servant. Then [ must see him instantly"
continued the interrogation. Your name,
SIR "Never mind that; must see the
minister without delay; my business is Of
such a character that have no time to wait
for ceremony" So the gentleman was invi.
ted into the parlor, when the minister enter.
ed. making profound how to his visitor.
g Are you a minister" he inquired. 81 am,
SIR" Then | wish to engage your ser.
vices. | want you to go with me to the
American hotel; you understands couple
from Virginia are there, in waiting. and your
presence is required to make their happiness
"You want me to be present as
Witness "No, Sir, have called upon you
to tie the knot; TO marry them-to pro.
nounce then, mali and wife" al never did
such a thing in my life; am the minister
from France; not a minister of the gospelI
The groomsman apologized, as we'll as be
could, under the circumstances@said some.
hing about wrong information having been
given TO him, aud, stumbling over chair,
evacuated the premises in double.quick time;
he foreign minister, with bewildered look,
staring at his extraordinary pedestrian per.
ornapces. There was von leetle meesteek."
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VOL. xxI.--.N0.FIa.

( TIE EDIToR-The man who is expected
to know everything, tell all he knows, and
guess at the rest to make oath to his own
good character, establish the reputation. of
bis neighbors, and elect all candidates to
office; toblow up everybody, snit everybody.
apd reform the word TO- live for the benefit
Of others, and hsye lhe.epitaph on his tomb,
stone, Here be Lies his last" in short, he
is locomotive running On the track Of pub:
lie noioriety; his lever is bis pen, his boiler
is filled with ink, his tender is bis scissors,
and bis driving wheel + public opinion I,
whenever he explodes it IA caused by tho
non. payment of subscriptions. He - OK.
pected to work for nothing and board him:
seIf-and if he is unfortunate: enough to
have family, he will either have 10 run in
debt for their support, or take lodgings ia
the almshouse. Poor fellow be is nothing
nothing but an editor. -, - s.s
KEEP SOME OBJECT IN VIEw.-Eyery
man., rich or poor, ought to have some abb.
surbpg purpose, some active engagement, to
WHICH his main energies are devoted. Not
enjoyment bot duty, daily duty. must be the
aim Of each life. No man has right to live
upon this fair earth, to breathe its air, to con-
sunIe its food, to enjoy its beauties. produce.
ing nothing in return. He has no right to !.
enjoy the blessings Of civilization, Of society,"
and of civil liberty. without contributing ear:
nest and selfdenying labor Of head and hand
to the welfare Of ilankind: Certainly no
man can be truly religious who makes graft
ification, as distinct from se!fdenying e1er:
ton, the great object Of life, and the idleF
puts pleasure exactly ip the place Of duty.
Erchange. 80.
CONCERNING EGss.-At breakfast one
in y Quiet and comfortable old inn.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-21
...zSE:ss:.s.s q Oh fi'o'i ho'hANAA 40

are from Lynchburg to Buchanan .........,..s 80
3
rom Lyhchbufs TO Charlottesville ............ SC
pn ana after the .d OF October kr liat, viii
t,"eiahah AT a. ~, and LyncIbufe a T. NJ MONDAY,
at 5 O'Clock A Nj. ~ % i'u ""'
Chariottesvic passengers leaving Lynchlurr ut II T. H.
teaeh oeoesvile at l0 A NJ day and arrive in tft
!2es'ie at . T. NJ Leave Lynchbug for buchanan and
arrive ut L. NJ. 1 ''"'! al"
Fem Iynchburg to Richmond time AID dis,ac,s
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sau.4ua1. 49, 4-.----.s----.4...-l
..,. ,.Am.r.M.il,r NoI.,N.--Ise ..s.r

n
signed have til. das effnea rsrfnsrzhr IN he
of New YORK tn firgn - HRt MNHL khl%fIi.t
purpose tfaussaiins Commission business inf tie
aIe II MasrrAcfUHND and Lar Tunttf0 1nrfoN ftpt IT,
t.r.ts nd seuee generally I.aeatIon
Having ample procured g. taata he.fsl -
vanrus on aud produce consigned e. ~ for saa
In New York Shipments through Mess A l. Register Bro
q Co Riehmand IA pill be iafSAfaed fro ~ eaafsa
JOSEPH BHt AMHIi. = RiChmond
A. l.. kDisTEn Of New \ oft
J. Is BONsTER 81 Kithmund
sv,y ynsg January j. Ies6 ian 2addm
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ssz rDEsG NEW BeDsk~, Norse's.-
zg@3F Gardening for the South. by White OF Georgian
4}SIy Hnmbults island Of Cuba War in KANSAS Rough
ss3y Trip to the Border, homes aud strange
H9S1 people, Ernest Ltnwoad by Mrs Lee Hentz The
Conrtesos Welded Life y Mrs Leslie IoDg and Hoping
By Jenny jMarsh. The Old Dominion by James, Putnam
Knekerbocker and Methodist Magazines for April. Black
wood Mach. ap Its
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-21

These vessels OF tic mast class built IN civ g, I
tmore, tss Tor ihis trade and have acc,
dations for passengers. They commanded by oNpcrf
Captains, well qualified for the trade Will st., "
eXerGn accommodate They viii be towed up and d.
the rivers d. sean and may be relied sail Iront, ~
advertised 's4 ~
Merchants going North or ordering goods from New Yorl
VIII lind to then interest to Slip by this line freight wi
always be taken as low as by any other line Packets MA
every effort viii be made by the agents in Hemoud s
NcwYorh 10 give satisfaction. Insurance ,n,rie
the Richmond tirt 5eiaeu by this al rcr cen,
W. respectfully ash aud h1l III obai,tp .r
share Of iatttnage ~
Goods shii ed 10y his line NcwYork wall be 6ive,dl
fee If commission New Orleans II, le CiarI, s,, S
Nanuah any other southern or N,4ltein part
The vessels viii lie j., l.'i., Dock IN NV Va,
at li.rti No. tanrt ti.Hs ..t Iot Of Nall Snt,t
DAVID y " N tIhRIE Richmond
n flAEsON, NY. Agents
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-21

~ loRit-Hl EAAiShlF JAMESTOV 1880
lhe I. > Man Steamship JAMESIONN y, ia com.
mana 81 tal LEWIS PARRISH leaves My Ytfk rerpIsry
every SATURDAY AFTERNOON at . c'elock Tor I,ir.
She leaves laebnond regularly every III INI1ly NII
NOON at o'clock for New ork " "
Those desiring to ship by her urs. have cr ,t is Pc ~,
Monday Passengers desiring take this s.ip il, re- can vs.
lale "a NOON secured ~ add essIuk Is 10y mai
80 J. ne E)AAOkE, Capt SklANER stots at tity ponf
"h,e sne VIII Lard and receive IIleghf l. tic Jairstoun
ahd The Roanoke receive and passengers ~ CIV ln
and Norfolk. IJ1tIAN :. " A. It.> ''
I3,',. a,4 ~,
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F.YNt'asEsstIse.

NEW GD0Ds.-Thc subscriber has now received has
y complete och Of Spring aud summer DRY GOODS :;
10 which The attention of his friends aud tine pahIc general
IL respectfully called Having taken advantage at the de-
pressed state ct the market In purchasing his Goods he will
he able Ia offer great inducements % buVurs
The articles numerous mention there he
found all the articles which general Dry Gnn1s business
embraces heses large Boots. Shoes Hats
Gaps, Umbrellas, Pnrasos 81 Country Merchants
poclaly invited call him they further
determined sell Richmond Prices Stree attention
will he paid TO orders Como one and MI
ap A.ts NATUI. GEGC rSIFINER
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parcf asing elsewhere.
oc Its J. ID. GREGORY g. co.
&, 4. BOYD, Gonfcctiouer nns Candy Manu-
Ies FAcTI DEALER ~ FoREIGS 81 DOMESTIC FRUITS,
Srts CIGARS. FANCY ARTICLES. Toys &C. &c, wholesale
retail received the largest stock he has
The public consulting in part p COcoann Almonds
Palm NUS Foran English Wanuts Filberis, Ground Nuts
Ch,sfnus Sardmcs Pickles. In jars Fig Paste, Drops
Fire Crackers Roman Candies, Hemp Seed Sky Rockets
aisns, Prunes Preserved Ginger jars do dry
Peaches do Tomatoes Brandy Peaches
pie sugar Dates Gurran Ctron Oranges Lemons Canary
Jpuhe Paste with splendid Of walking
Banioes Aecordcons, Vpnl, Castincs Violin Strings
Rasin Screws Bridges, Bows &c with endless variety
TOYS and Fancy Articles.
PLAN aud fancy Candy manufactured daily, of the best
eripls, for sale In quantities to suit
Thankful for past nYers respectfully solicit cal from city
country buyers they fail be pleased with my
stock and prices,
dee sly) s. A. BOYD
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ioNhtf LEAVE LYNCHnuEG MoNpAY.
at , .. LII. N-fnlt.AN { MN y ~ ,

1ieE.-1he Steamer ROANOKE. ,--a..
- ~, aT ng again commenced her regular xYz4rA-,r
Uips TO Richmond there is communicaton
twice week by steamers, to New York ana p,,,i,
sppng by Peyjohns regular line of Boats TO II
III hichmond will be certain 20 get their shin ncnts
reey through without detention and IT The w., .. IN,
@ 10 my care viii be promptly forwarded by II
~ 10 s'V oi.y r1guiar line now on the Canal.
senos,s ALFRED S. LEE, on the Dock
L. l,..a,a il,
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sr!vsso MORE NOTWITHSTANDING rsar-
<sLsfcyA LIS by john rhooss; The world Work ship,
IN WV by 1hos. Enhank. HGurnos steam Eugluci
NsAssAaA@W Hmm DE La runr by Fred Smith, Loves 4
the iatun, RS nols; Marguerite DE Nlns bv Dumas ws
Daughter by nnniae; National tuethai~O Magazine Jan
April London Edlnbng, aud WestminsIer Reviews also
Bankhooks, Envelopes, 81, sc. just rccoiNcda
apl Sts MORSE'S
QtOuND GOEubt CGOCNs.--We have open
ed another lot Of these clocks which
time keepers They at handsome form and
size and be sold nj price which, connection with the
considerations already named make them desirable
To those who something cheap aud good House
ors viii do us favor To stop in and look at thcih.
SlINERlHoRN Il CLIFF
hpl 5is formerly II Sverthorn.
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ts,sss,l5 a WGEs1 1. l!.V a-.-1

= w "a b "a Vt sEiA Z. e. :. l.. A.N
n BALTIMORE AND RICHMOND. rs steam at.
tla Bl.LNiDEitE and PoCAHOATAS- Tho ~~e1-'sN%@'
SiEAMEh BELi lbI-RL leaves Baltimore every SAT L..
bA4 Al EKNoUN Ton hiclulond Returning leaves III H.
MAD every tLSbAl All EBNOON lof Banlnar.
:. me io'AHoAlA Az leaves BALTIMORE cStrv NGu
ALSDAl F1EkNO0N for Richmond Eerpni,p ,. 80
RICHMOND every SAL hDAA AF1ELNCON Tor ian
thnolc. - - -
s.spcrs to Baltimore b. those two Boats must la, efr
goods here every Monday and Friday of each we'd
nlaf - II nLAM & MA1SnN Eirhnrn.I
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NEW HOOKS. NEW ROOKs.

ma It's ? sGABuRY.
NEW HOOKS, NEW HOOKs.-
NJ bograPheal Sketch of iIenry A. Wise with History
iiamblcton, MD Price 81 50
India The Pearl q Pearl River by Mrs SonIhworG
Aspen ooor,-A Story Of ourown Times by Shirley Brooks
Lie '"'e''' '''"p'' VI '"''''"'
rho Bush Boys by cass ,iayuo Reid
sketch Book of M,ister Karl
tne N wS"Gg o Of Ss"o Young Humphrey psyy
Mathematics University ii virs,nia q
Ernest liuwoood. by Mrs Lee Hcr'x
Ractol Gray, by Julia Kavanagh.
Who the Rcssc,l
Gimrses Of the Truth by WINSTON
Annual OF Scientific Discovery Year Book Of Facts 1856
Widow Bodot Papers.
SbissOitTsoN.-rbc concern of WiIicr 4
Miller alone authorized to settle up the business OF tile con
present them him Immediately payment and those in
d''ted Will ohFe us by paying Ms early AZ eouvencn,
February list 1850 RunEKf 5. ri'4M t'''N'
rs'HT undersigned win the Grorcty and Commits
sen business and ne purchase Of Wheat At the old stand
generally WIN A MILLER
'NNiE subscriber in retiring from the of Miller &
Elam his thanks the patronage received at
The hands Of his friends and respectfully sociis continuance
81 the same to the new concern OF VIM. A Miller,
fe eats ROBERT ELAN
MORNING SPAR COOKING STOVES
s Just received another supply those celebrated Morn
Tug Cooking slaves which surpass all others All
those ha have been waiting so long for their arrival
~" w supplied Ny applying AZ the stove and
Range Warehouse, \. f. side Main street
i-ts mrs
NEW GOODs.-Navima just returned from
" the Northern markes where he spent several weeks
selecting his stock the subscriber begs known
the facts that he Is prepared exhibit unusually large
superior stock of Spring and summer which he
respectfully invites the attention Of his friends public
generally and as he used time than purchas
cd his stock under advantages obtained he is
therefore better able TO offer inducements both Wholesale
aud retail pnrehaseiB.
ne articles ara too numerous 10 mention There can be
nhda the articles which general dry goods business EN-
I'ots besides large assortment of Boots Shoes Hats
eaps nbfel1s Parases etc ~ Country merchants are
invited to call on him before they further east
ne Is determined to sell at Richmond Prices Strict attention
wiu De paid 10 orders Come all
ap 9u NATu GIrcarNurr,rp
a Tr1ar1,s ih, ls50.-XOANes MEMS, DRESS
80 , fs-The style q Froek Coate for
$500 , > real gem They pronounced bv eomnaen
nnses nne most eesa his sp,ns Gliere
Black, Brown, Blue and Adelaide. ping Soioe-
ap7~ NaS q MAINE.
j. DIXON. ASsns
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PHILADELPHIA.

ArEW RHaNsH Ga q 81 CLOTHING
~ TRADE IN plIi4ADELriiIA---TO souTHERS
DEALERS IL GENfLEMENS StPEkilAf READY
MADE CLOTHING.
Tlios T. DILL co, les Chestnut street, Philadelphia
below Fifth street have established inmcnse
Clothing House for the manufacture and Haic Of the rlr
gsni Clothing that money and AIT produce IN anticipation
ii the 81 Southern c0h bEgds who hayr heretofore
gone New York that part Of hor stock r. = Dill
CO determined that honsc In the United States sha
oor larger sAtied ,tock inner better made
At lower prices for cash An examination viii convince The
most skopficaL Call aud ~ them Ian 81 DIM
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i ADDE'S GAlTERS'-gh have this week open
ed supply of those popular Black Caters which sell
rapidly at 81 50 Also Ladies' fine Black Caters, with
without heels Aso. pretty Tan Color CATERS, AT 81 50.
Also Ladies fine Kid Boots and Buskins. Call and soc
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uNNE seFr HATS hive inst opened, mud
- have arranged 10 he supplied rcrur Of the best
houses Grnts Sot Has OF every NUiy quality and
style as they introduced AVID stylcs change
he Black Hats opourd this weck Please eN.
tmnp them y SEABIfKN
HlACON AND tkND,-ssncon and s.ard on
81 consignment and for sale by
f o2ts LEE & IouNSoN
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80, SDotRNea SEotEa.-pusi received
Another supply OF the celebrated Morning Star dou-
49, blcoren Cooking Stores for wood coal This stove
needs but examination salty any one If the many
advantages has all others cordial invitation
Is extended to all to examine them at the Stove
Works Northeast side Main street, Iynehburg
apl lots G ( RIJSS
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land and Pane! SHws--seIue very beautiful
These Save fully warranted. Call and examine befo
paroi asing elsewhere.
0c l-s J. D. GREGORY a. co.
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GEORGE PAGE.
noncn1ANn. rehrnnr, -. 1ate

GoocHIANp, February 10 1856
Messrs Dor Co -tcntiumcn Please send me two dox
bottles Tuf On have sold any medicine that Las
given much general satisfaction your Turf Oh. could
astonishing certificates OF the wonderful
has made hui II needs none. all 1t wants a trial
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5Fnlins lard
Jnat received and FOR sale by
ni2b FRANKLIN & BROTHER.
nTssOIUrION.-rhe firm Of billiard a. Wal
~ Is tins day desoved by mutual consent All persons
having claims against us VIII present them to DhLAHb
GnfgNtf fr payment aud those indebted Will mike pay
nent 10 the The name of tbs eoneef "ny 10 be used
liquidation. wM. ; BILLIARD.
ma 3flr JAS. {. WALTON.
guar PUBLIC SALE of Ready Maac
In CLOTHING The stock ofJAcoR NEWMAN (ferin
erly Apple newman s being r.oaed Eeaty
yer aud In order 10 eear ha aelVea r his snnn, saek
he has the price ~ low that sup@tne CLOTHING laced
within tie react, ofal aud hundreds clens o7c
the surrounding counties arc supplying tenscv"-a
good Intend closing out the spGndid stock of Appel
Scwmaa possible aud therefore intend onuin9
great bargains Every in want If really sopd cheap
fashionable clothing should net al to !,s.t The ,tgf 81
Corner oi Main aud Market ss, l.5nehbulF, Va
pIDm RENr.--h sranll House naar sfr Warren 80:
D. @mna@att viii about mo aefea oael'sea anda ~:
good SutnK ~ tfHu tiri wards af the dag. tass IA
mara as. Join rorllNs.
Ia crp ,onr t'cri Vnrs. =fusl removed iy Express
Nv 1,st i't Over G'ifersa nee laae efloe 10 The
e""Isa aad fs,t l"itl WI l.. FACE
NL0s3Ns! "a. HIsINESs -aGnt,rc s,och -,
V COST i viii r1u#i"se. from 4 aa,r selling ON m,
city. Many of i'm Faary Goods 3cs8 fne &aliHra
ct q, as nozag. 70 =, ,loss =. 4aaa r. g.9s NJ t,es
T.. s-M5 hoasc VIII be Cor r,el r.r t.rms arpy 70 "
". Mosby lma11pI u. Il L.
NsRsaaata gLiSaxEgS.-sn~ to hnnd -
I'm e,' lsnMmt 81 Usn AW#Ha 3" N"na W"oilens
plaid lsrls aud one piece N - s .snd Jganp gen.
ag@e@a wear all Of which =" ,b' sd " :. g9ss
EplHra, pr.Wp~.-F"i received from she
manufacturers atii sarrs Of I"aas o. various sizcs
A iaree stock u lead rioc, sizes which L. oaer
W ' gS, 3 rs 10" a. it' "'%'g and "a E Iss
Nacnt Cnt'er,' 'ren, sn'rsa lust reec,,l a lot
IVE OF superior }pt NlAt - lffn- fur
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-21

Ia "rp yomr t'"ci Bnrp-.-.us renewed ~ Express.
Nv fftei.t 81 Over G5ts-a great protection The
Rn"tta nad tel. lluln W. l.. GAGE
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-21

4 iouORiCE.-on consi gnn,cnt u nice lot - u.
- a Mass Liquorco, Fer sale by
nm l.is 4
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-21

E.Nbtk fsENE.--A small Itouso Sir Warren 49,;
~ Gmnn8bt. will about two enclosed 49,.
good Sufux hiu tifs wards 81 the issr 1aas,7 ID -
siun given luia ciiltoE. Apps AHssl.
- l.s JOIN UOIIlNS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-21

NfRNsNC SPAR COOKING STOVES
Az Just received another supply of those celebrated Morn
lug Star Cooking Slaves which urpass others in use All
those thai have been waiting long for arrival and tn
c in want be supplied applying at the steve ,nt
Range Warehouse, n. f. side Main street
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