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New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-14
THE EARTHQUAKE.
QH.
From The Ala CaliforHiq.

Tie residents Of this city We're aroused this morning,
at ) % o'clock, by most violent shock of earth
quake which wa felt in every portion of the town.
1he vibration appeared from ~ K. 10 s. W., an a.
far as we can learn not single building escaped the
terrible shock The frat movement of the earth was
veiy sudden, and the buildings swayed to and fro
heavily aiterward, and finally the vibrations were
short and rapid. Evidences OF the violence of the
shock visible in different portions Of the city tins
norIng, and it is surprising that there not much
more damage done. The fire wall on the top OF the
store occupied by MessI,. Good win & Co., Front
street was entirely thrown from the north side The
building into Oregon street. The store Il newly 0u.h
and the mortar appears to have been Of an inferior
quality, or greatly injured By the recent rains so that
there was but little adhesion quality left.
Two buildings at the corner Of BGttery and W Gsn-
mgton streets. occupied by Sweetzer, Huchins Il Co..
and the bank Of Messs. Burgoyne & Co., were s'p3-
rated about three inches. The direct OF the shock
paral el with the streets either way its effect wOut
have been more disastrous.
Tie occupants Of large brick hotels and boarding
houses were terribly frightened, and in many cases
rushed wildly INTO the street for SAFETY. Tne Ras-
sett, which IS a small town in ITSELF was the scene oi
great excitement. Men, women and cLl.irel we're
seen rushing through tne halls in their u.ght-clo;ncs
etking safety iIOm the supposed danger.
In nearly every portion of the city we hesr OF
houses being injured more or lCss. The plastering
vas considerably cracked and torn of from tbe walls
Of Wilson's Exchange, international Iio.el, fremont
House, st. Nicholas Hotel the Merchants Exchange
building and the City Hal.
The sLock was more severely ielt st 0lkl8ad than
here and various rlmors are afoat of damage TO the
Government works at Ecit Poil, aad AcsEa- Island
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-14
EXPLOSION OF TIE STEAMBOAT BELLE
THIRTY DEAD. WOUNDED AND MISSING

From The sq-rGme1f0 Union Ertyl.
terrible calamity. only eqrGed blythe awful d,as-
ter which desoye ed the Pear year ago, occurred on
the Sacramento River this morning. The steamboat
Belle Capt Charles II. Houston, left this city at 7
oc.cck for Red Bluffs. At u O'Clock, when opposite
the Russian Ford eleven miles above town, the boiler
buIst and instantaneousy the streamwGs strewed with
maDgled bodies, and fragments Of the wreck
TIE KILLED.
c. II. Houston, Captain, from Mobile, Ala.
Nm. Green, fireman; one hGli his rernsins-f'onl
about the small OF the back down; wa. taken Out oi
tie wat,rin the hold olhe wreck showing thai be n9d
been cut night in two The other portion OF the Doly
not vet discovered. There were go On his person
John White, a deck hand, from Sweden
Louis COLker, miller, formerly engaged In The LH'n-
band mills On street.
TIE WOUSDTD. -
Major John Bidweu Of Chico; skul fractureii VIII
survive.
Tie Rev. /. s. Delhi, Temperance lecturer com;
pound fracture OF the ngLt leg below the knee "44
recover.
John Cunningham, second engineer from PeHasyl-
WIN. Day, iwatoLnan; severely; 10 hope Of Bis re-
coveTy.
Gay wil-op, passengers slightly.
W. u. SlellcIoss
j. X Bntuel passenger; psinter, IN the enP''! u
Ryett & Co.; slightly about he head- 49,, -,
Jcseph Cappeck, deck sand from seP"e' Aa 81
much bruised.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-14

ARRAiGSNEsT OF WM. III. GARLAsD.-William II.
Garland, the defautng Treasurer Of the City, was
taken yesterday charge Of Chief Aoynan and Lieut.
Adams, o close caniage, from the Parish Prison TO
Recorder Biigtt's Office. At O'Clock be was Ar
rsgred together with Mr. T.. Mcfarland as an acces-
soy in the CRIME Of embezzliDg the funds OF the city
Of New. Orleans Mr. Gerland's appearance was hag-
oer and denressed but he replied very promptly 70
tie INQUIRY Of The Recorder that his ettorneys were
Messrr Hunt aud Hutton, 2nd that be was in the
bsrds NJ fhc Couit. Tie Recorder stated that he
should require bond for 100000 aud would 6x tho
case for examination on Saturday rext. Mr.. McFar.
lard r ease Wa fxed for the zane day. As Garland
Recorder Bright with some emotion remarked, Mr..
"GGIlGrd a. a nan cannot refrain from saying that
II deeply regret you here" There were put lew
peisous pr sent, but al who were, s2peaIea W pc I'M
wko, a f,w DAYS oeo occupied so high place IN The
pubic steem and eonfdenee placed n the position 0t
public Criminal, charged with oiienses oi snch mag
~ New 0Ilssp; Cogsisy hgshss
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-14

WmcH' Soliz Viminalis. or Salir psrpsrea o.
Mr. Colby soys that the willow called by the latter
name, and recommended by Mr.. Downing, Is identi-
cal with the willow that he raises under the name OF
SaFr Viminoiis, and that that Is the simon puro
for osies. The only difference in the article is in the
name. Tie Kind that he grows produces in side shoots
ard can be peeled by machinery, which he considers
indispensable 10 the grower Of osers in this country
where labor is too expensye to warrant peeling by
hand, as practced by European cultivatos, who can
lire hands for smere pttance.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-14

ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP ERIcssos. - Tho
steamship Ericsson, from Havre Feb. 20, arrived
here about l2 o'clock last night. The 4. sailed In
company with the French steamer Barcelona for this
port, and he's experienced succession OF westerly
gales since leaving longitude l5o. She reports large
quantities OF ice on the Banks.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-14

ChaT!es l0ky. second cook from Adams County,
A. s. wilson, deck hand; head and shoulders scalded
and otherwise badly injured.
Henry Christian, passenger; la.terly of San Fran
cisco, but formerly of Denmark; bruised about the
head and breast, but nc, dangerously.
Peter II. My ers, passenger q carpenter from Red
Bluff; SERIOUSLY.
Wallace Miller. lad Of fourteen wears, whose pa
rents reside at Red Bluffs win recover.
IsaLc Wi ou, passenger arrived in the last steamer
from the Atlantic States; slightly.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-14
THE BARK LOUISIANA.

To the Editor Of The ~ Y. 1ribEne
SIR: notice, in an account of some proceedings OF
the Bark Louisiana, that my name is given as tho
commander OF that vessel when she was engaged 70
tran, mort recruits to Halifax This Is an error sold
out and left her at the end Of February and so0n ater
commenced teaching navigation in this city Il was
rot till the middle Of March or after that the alleged
transaction took pace-with which l had nsshing to
20 whatever. The error no doubt arose from my hav-
ing before had charge OF her. -
Your obedleD. servant, JAMES ii, BkOWNLOW.
k,tr. loTtM MarcbI I
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-14
TWO WEEKS
LATER FROM CALIFORNIA
ARRIVAL OF THE NORTHERN LIGHT.
100000 IN GOLD.
EARTHQUAKES IN CALIFORNIA AND JAPAN
JErro DESTROYED 10000 LIVES LOST.

The steamship Northern Light Capt. "4rnock'
arrived last nght from San Julo del Norte, whence
she sailed on the nigh, of the 5th nss.
The Northern Light left in the haroor Of San JueD
II. j. NJ. slOop-ofwar Eurydice; brig X. r. Haskin',
brig G. w. Russell and schooner Thomas Bradley.
Off Florida, saw bark Harry Bright, bound south
Thomas Davis Of New-York, passenger, died al sea.
The Northern Light btngs the following consign-
ments Of specie:
Charles Morgan Il Co so2ooo HamboIser Bros. slsy.0
Aaron Jacobs Co... 1900 @ W. scnenkberg... $50
Ihos. Watson soma 1900 a. Bersin.......'.... sSgg
T. a. SterDe Coz. 1,bt H. u. Ner.'.'''.... 4Ei'
g. H. WiDesa & Co... 400 -
Drexel Co......... 10000 Total. tN25>j
We are indebted to Messrs. Wines & Co.'S Express
and to othcr California Express Companies for papers
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-18
Read she Truth about our Turf Oil.


During sleigh ride this winter past horses
leg and the skin OFF place larger my hand
the traces rubbing the inside of the thigh applied your
Turf Oil, and In day two he well Another case
Amule which working my dray became unable
walk On examioing his foot discovered ANAL about
inches long TO the head My driver and the neghbor said
he would be good for nothnt drew the nail inserted
piece of lint and your Turf OIL him once
aud from that he hour good
as ever Also horse badly snagged the outside
as thigh In two Places about inches deep
inches wide from which he stiff day Your Turf
Gil was applied and brought them entirely sound 1t
truly one OF the greatest remedies for have
known, and have lived drug for years Use
this you think proper. Very truly,
Ro Messrs. Dove Co. j. II. WEISIGER
For sale by STROTHER g. WHITEHEAD
IN f.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-18
lG;11EaTHRoUGH FROM BUCHANAN TO


rare from Lynclburg to Buchanan. ...........sl 50
3
IRON Lynchburg to Charlottesville. .......,. 50
o ana after the 2d of October Packet Boats leave
chalan at b A ~. and Lynelburg at Il T. NJ Monday
at > o'clock A. NJ. ~ s'
Charlottesville passengers leaving Iynchburg at II p NJ
reach Scotesvie at 10y A. NJ day and arrive in Char
otviiie az 3t NJ Leave Lynehburg for Buchanan and
lexington At o. A. NJ Monday, "Wednesday Friday and
From I-ynchburg to Richmond time ard distances in
car hal
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-18
DROG REssION KEAGY,s PORTRAIT

j GALLERY Main street. Lynchburg, is the most
extensive and best arranged in The
isof tine Sizes neatly furnished aud embehed with
specimens Of the various styles OF poaure
Photographic art The Ambroype beautifully coored
tographs combining the tthflness the Ambroype with
the eegancy of finish In the best engravings;
gnereotypes of every size.
The operating large and with large
sky and side lights that the darkest
good not better results be produced than when the
shines brightest Mr.. X will be happy all
the lovers of the beautiful whether they wish pictures
not The attarng he has
he past authorizes the hope that during the prese season
e may have the pleasure of placing record
face which will be mperhable the material
the impression made Especially would he appeal
lsdies many Of whom about beautiful they viii
ethen secure the shadow the fades Bring
your friends with youyour husband your chid-sad part
Jugs will come final separations take place Then
sil alleviate and soften the pangs Of those hour
look upon the bright images hearts chershe
Zone one-come everybody. Loeke breastpins, rings
constantly on hand, lmay s.,s
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-18
MISCELLANEOUS.


PIANOS. Pisas-.-The subscriber, man
facfarer invites the attention Of ALL
HMY who wish - purchase PIANOS, TO call NJ MS
Ware raons, Main Street, Lynchburg, Va, OF
the House, where always can be fonnd An az
saftm.n II unsurpassed PIASOs both In power and SWEET
n II tone toneh fDIsb and durability OF workmanshp ~
easas and psn Ae and which viii be SOLO
.efy low for good negotiable paper All instruments
are warranted la every respect
Old Pianos taken In exchange.
.ta ~ All hand Pianos and all kinds
~ Instruments repaired and tuned WMe-rooms on
The seeoud floor through the alley .,...,,
-n- NEW BOOKsi NEW BOOks!
EUxk PAYNE & CHRISTIAN have received the
following NEW BOOKS =
SwnsxW Abbis Mott and other kncts
The Ilawaiha Legends by seboolera . =,
IIjstory OF the ages Of the yellow Fever In Nor
fek In 1855 by Rev. George d. Armstrong,
The snansh Conqnernr In America, by Arthur Helps,
sebamyl and the CircassioD War, by Moekil,
The ari Of Ierfumery, by Piesse
The Adventures of my Cousin smoothe,
The American Battles, by Carroll,
The Defence o. the American Policy by Whitney,
trie Virginia Convention Of l776 BY IL IL Grigsby,
Worth Wealth Maxims for Merchants and men of Bus
Ines by Freeman Hunt
Vassall Morton. by parkman
The Piazza Tales, by Melville,
Lie Of Napoleon the III,
Mr. spongos Sporting Tour, by Frank Forester,
Lite and Death 81 Sam In Va by virginian,
pagoia Obstefric Tables,
The PHILOSOPHY Of tho Weather,
Dreams and Realities of Pastors Life.
Woodhill OF tho Ways Of Providence; by Talve
iunPy
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-18

inese Vessels are OF the first class built II, m, nlIn
tmore expressly for this trade haya e city OF Bal
aaos tor passengers They are commanded b" aesshne,
excrtion to accommodate They will to1yea WI spare
the rivers by and may be ON TO sail and down
advertised promptly as
Merchants going North ordering goods from N.,r y
viii find to their interest to ship by this line as f.
always be taken as low as by other of pad ~ VIII
every effort viii be made by the agents Rclrond and
New DIRK to give satisfaction. can be e ana
the Richmond Fire Association by this line at Der caa, III
We respectfully ask and hope to obtaining - -,
share of patronage. 'uh
Goods shipped by this line to NewYork will be for,y.,
free Of commission to New Orcans Mobile Charlesn aed
vannah any other Southern Northern port ' GA
The vessels will lie in Richmond n Dock in Ne,, y
at Berth No Coffee House Slip foot of W all Street N
DAVID & WIN. CURRIE, Richmond
q. II. PIERSON, n. Y, Agents
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-18
l(ETWEEN RICHMOND AND N. = ....

- fORk-ST EAMSHIP JAMESTOW &iCIN
The T. ) Mail Steamship JAMESTOWN in com.
mahd OF Capt LEWIS PARRISH, leaves York regularly
every SATURDAY AFTERNOON . O'Clock, fol- Rich
mond She VIII not take any freight City Point
She leaves Richmond regularly every TUESDAY AFTER
NOON at clock, for New York "
hose desiring to ship by her must have their goods on
Aohday Passengers desiring take this can have
state Room secured by addressing us by mail.
~ me hUAS OA H. Capt SKINNER stops at City Point
where she will land freight Both the
and the Roanoke receive and passengers at CITY Point
and Norfolk. 1l'DIAM q wATs9N ~
2-y licb,nan5 u
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-18
DAVID & fM. CURRu

Ps-Shippers by this Vessel viii get their ,sShaond
a, one half rate Of freight cheaper than h. ei
the best terms. 'h'eltd on
aug FITS - " I.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-18

NsFJ SPRING AND SUMNER TRADE, nniav~
- LYNCHBUEg, April ~ st, ls56--We [k$5&SA~3
- in receipt of the heaviest, and most
varied stock IL has yet been pleasure offer liberal
public.
Those who will favor establishment with visit will he
impressed with the general superior character and
goods beside finding the ample in every
branch of trade consisting Heavy and Fancy Hardware
Self Cooking aud Colts Pistols, Hunting and Fishing
Tackle, Silver Plated Ware of warranted quality Block
Tin and Britannia Goods Saddlery. Carriage and Buggy
trimmings, Shoemakers Findings, Floor and Table on
Crths Carpenters, Millwrights Wheclwrghts and
smiths Tools, Housekeeping articles of almost every
description window Shades Git Conoe, bands and Pins
&c Sci House Building Materials, such French Glass
Locks IT every style and furniture sc, sc. Farming
sis generally Patent Grain Cradles Blades tools
Of every variety To be found such establishment
wholesale or retail prices Our stock chiefly the
nfacurets and selected In person,
who may call they will lind assortment in any
part Ut The south s. NJ SIMPSON.
CHAS. SIMPSON.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-18

" NEW fORk PACkETS-This new hom. 81 49,.
Ie Is composed of the following vessels and
from New-fork every three days Ali owned in m. IL
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-18

NEW PUBLICATIONS OF THE AWEW III.
IN CAN =. s. UNION
FRUITS INDUSTRY the LIFE OF ADAM CLARKE-
very interesting volume should be read by all ages
and denominations
usH AMY is highly interesting and seasonabe volume
MEMOIR OF DoLYoung Misses will be deeply interested
and greatly benefited by reading this Memoir.
CATACoMBs RoMEWe need call attention to this
volume-ihe title will secure that.
SCHOOL DAYS REVIEWED Students should fail read
this volume.
THE SAD MsTAKEA narrative illustrating with much vivid
fidelity which often in the
religious training of families Parents don't you need this
book
QUESTION great book 1t of great In.
tercsts VIII you read i'll
All Of the above, the publications of the American s.
Union generally such Libraries Teachers Helps Question
Books Hymn Books Maps and Miscellaneous volumes, be
had Langhorne Wakups Book Store, Lynehburg, Va.
4. G. JENNINGS
feb Its Sup't. Am S. s. Union
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-18
EXTRAORDINARY CASE.

RICHMOND. May lat, 1886
Gentlemen My child had commenced breaking out last
fan In small sores which gradually extended the entire
cad including both which much by the
10 to fear that both would drop OF
tried all sorts Of advertised and domestic remedies without
any good results then procured and applied little TURF
oil IL began 10 get better the bottle got broke and
Piled gals to lit again began My elder daugh
ter said, Pa DO Of that Turf OIL sisters head
looked so much better when used It." We another
bottle and her head nearly well This sggra.
pased and took half hou day wash H. aud Il
was offensive One bottle feel assured VIII
her entirely there Ia but little of the disease remaining
You entitled to this and for the benefit Of others
great pleasure In giving you this certificate.
Respectfully, ID. r. CHALK
70 Megsrs Dove
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-18

NlrROTYPES, PHOTOGRAPHS. ID AG ERREO-
TfPES-fhe above style of Pictures taken in all
their perfection at the Gallery of e. w. MINNIS d co
N :. TANNER would inform his friends. public in
general that he has just returned
sence of Some two MONTHS during which secured
without regard to labor
Improvement known in the Photographic and
pared furnish those who desire them
On Glass photographs Paper, The Daguerreoppe
heretofore all OF which will be taken their briiancy
and perfection lie has also large and beautiful
OIL GOLD LockErs, BREAST PINS MEDALIloNs. FANCY
sEs FRAMES &C, made expressly for the to this
Gallery is solicited, whether Pictures not
G5 Gallery always open and free visitors SUNDAYS ex.
ceptcd. N TANNER
at the Gallery of Minis & Tanner, Lynchburg Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-18

LA ns7 Eas5i...ssss.:sS1 VI ResINgA n TENNEssEE
sxM XH--r-l1crt OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES SEIZED.
ULE.-On and after Thursday Nav
st the Passenger train will leave Lynchburg at minutes he
'o.o an coch p IN, anu arrive at IL NJ. f. H. GILL,
Ia,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-18

NEW GOODs.-lie0slcmen wishing 10 pur-
AZ chase will please call and examine stock. Ironoh
Black Cloths colored do French English aud American Gas
simcrcs, silk Vesngs Marselcs do, white ooored dt
Ing sacens drab DeEte stocks collars handk
British Herman and American half hose silk halt hose Kid
Dog skin Lse thread and sk Gloves snspendcrs &e sc
ma cots JAMES A. SrIGLER n co
s{eR puc
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-18

SIGHT AND HEARING, How Preserved and
- how Lost, by DR. Clark The Ship Carpenters Family
Margaret Maitland by Auor Zaidee; Cyrilla Romance
Author of Initials Fed Grahamby Smith Edinbug Re-
for April Westminster for APRIL Backwood flor April
II H. Words for May; Eclectic Magazine for May; Baous
Dollar Monthly; National taethods) May and June.
Just received at MORSE'S
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-18


oc Los BOYD. EDMOND g. DAVENPORT
NJ ATTRESSEs! MATTREsSES!!-I am
~ prepaedto fill orders for description Mattresses
mar Shuek Cotton. Wool and Mosson the most accopmo
terms and at the shortest notice. Call leave orders
ut the Auction Store OF ~
nov eo,ts w. II.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-18

~ given ~ every tobacco PLANTER no trades ynehu
thai have been appointed by John Ilettewe sole agent in
LNhchhWg nr the at u his celebrated composition Potash
and Plaster niendearulary for the growth of Tobacco
tine barrel The price vi which BIZ applied with moderate
quantity OF farm pen manure land will make
capable Of producing fine tobacco grown on any
nc" iaha W. \. MILLER,
may9. I'm IN R,s,r
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-18

IN UOUsEThc subscriber has received large aud bean
tful lot of GOODS In the above line which may
found of tho handsomes Casscros Nestngs hi
other market Black and eoorod Cloths John NJ.
vics Jones CO. Shirts and Collars Gloves CraVns Hand
korohe Half Hose &C. and full assortment of all Sly Of
Ready Made Clothing
All OF the above will be sold low figures for caah.
ROBERT McELDERY.
nj the old stand of WIN. s Hannah, nearly opposite
apl l2-ds % MoCorklo 4 jones.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-18

NEW CONCERN.-Fhe undersigned have "a.
~ ken the brick tenement two doors below the Norvel
House. where they intend keeping all times, well selected
stock of FAMILY GROCERIES, and all other articles usual
y kept in well regulated Family Grocery They have
ON hand fine N O. Sugar Rio Coffee Java Cofee.a prime
artilefne Tea, Dried Apples Irish Potatoes Butter Lard
Soap Adamantne and ralow Candies We also have bean
ful lot of Prints Ginghams Domestic, Buttons Combs
Thread &C. and many other articles not mentioned
We shall be receiving Molasses Coffee Sugar
Laguyra Coffee, and other articles useful in families
We hope by strict attention business and ef
fort to please to share portion OF the public patronage
g. d. FLYNN g. co.
N. D. c. l.. sMITIIS0N will be pleased TO his old
friends at the above establishment. ma 2l dtsy)
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Together with wcseccted stock II Primes Crons son
Shell Almonds English Walnuts Fllbcfts, Palm Nuts Maca
roni Vernacca Maple Sugar Currans Preserved Ginger,
Sariucs Pickles In Jars Brandy Peaches imported Havana
aud Principe Cigars of the best quality. Fancy and French
Confectionery Of linds Walking Canes lalos taubornes
Boys Drums, Fancy Articles, Toya, Nc Plain and Fan y
Candes manufactured daily Of the best material In quantities
to suit respectfully solicit call from city and country buy
crs, charge Is made for showing the goods.
IanA L. &
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-18

Bro ISLAND Bedford county Va, Nov. l, 1854
Masus Dore 9CS3cntlemen- used about fourth OF
bottle Of yonr Turf on upon the back horse the
hack almost entirely place large my
land and this single application only applied onco) cured
ttnp entirely and permanently really surprised tho
quekness curayes properties and think prompt
and efhcacious than anything of the kind aud
have sold thousaI DIS Of bottles of similar
,purposes
Respectfully j. +. BoNDURANT.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-18
sOUTH-ssDE RAILROAD

a., 49, TAKE EFFECT MAY lst 1856
anu after thursday the LIST May the and Pas.
nn VIII leave the Depot in Petersburg except
ouuuayD AT O'Clock, arrive Burkcvie (Juncton
at eio a. M, az s4a a. m, and at Lynchburg l2 30
leave Lynchburg at o'clock, vile
tersburg at 1920 IN. ~ r ' ~ "
Ine CLIf PolNFTRAIN will leave the Depot in Peters
pug uy except Sundays at $50 l2 connecting
a.y WIN tne James River boats for Norfolk We'd
. ana saturday morning with the jamestown
ai Ia' i ior New YORK j.. a. GOODWIN,
"Pl ,.-uIs Ticket Agent
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-18

~, s.u INOt1CetO NOFfhern Ira veIers
kx4 ~ psssss{SsEffSSs1 CHEAPEST AND MOST COM.
NORTHERN CITIES via FREDERIc.s SPIIIc d a ~ r.
QUA CREEK ~ ' nv
noush ticket from l1ynehburg to Baltimore . ..Sl
~ - Richmond to Washhton. -. -. 5 50
fbiaueiphia. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 8 50
~ Passengers aud baggage from Dauyie earso
the depot on Broad street CHARGE Get sumner at
Ashland is miles above Richmond ii' "
GY'For particulars enquire of A. w UORNER