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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-04

IMPORTANT TO THE AFFliCI 80
wears been successful in curing CANCERS, ULCERS. Tu;
Mohn SUM- LLuo, &c, on mta oue1v remedy in use for
Ill ,br rcdies in nse with corset diagnosis all such
as will yield treatment for small of $50 address
JAMES A. CLoPIoN,
ST. Louis Missouri
PS-Persons purchasing Dr. Coptons remedies Will not
e Peeu 70 @ se % 'nGu ~ " a., onnce box of the ointment
CERTIFICATES
Ho copd 0ive Won hundreds of certificates but offers only
the following:
LovISaAroN, October 81 1922
DEARSIR;-I aw your card n the Lynchburg Vrginan
the 10th of September announcing your visit TO
Lynchbue prepared with remedy for the cure OF cancers
like diseases about September and oesieda
box Of your Cancer Ointment and applied u 70 s s os %
ten DAYS following your directon) and IN w
perfectly WELL leaving but very sght trace o W :. -
istencc up this time, 1t presents no syhp'' "a "p
icond Won therefore deservedy entitled the fee paid
you as veil as my testimony 10 inc mp LOVING
Respectfully n.,,0, coo " '''i
10 pr Jas A oiop'on' D'' wv
~, o ~, - ,,o,h. he Gratifying to YOU when
pE CLoPfoN 1T VIII no y f1hs 81 Nn,toway called on
len you that heehooa o os 81 Nr Hobbs to tender
m nor long snce oy h, a,;,nde 10 me for having sent
M MS nahk anu a ~ ra,dered him was in valua
you 10 hm saying that the - sh y reliav cd NV
que and he enterains strong noPesoi "''S Fly IETER
I pn, SIu VI y y"a, y, 'e'iuuS i,.rv IA 1a55
,,oppv.
DIR CI CIopros-Dear Sir; l am happy inform you that
nv Cameo 10 op,,rov we'll Your ointment invaluable
& Is em.re wei w drections and soon it took effect;
and NV Cancer was and am now all human
psarances perfectly l wish you may meet with grea-
uccess In vour nraetice
'o"'' '''' THOMAS HOBBS
Nottoway county Va' February . 1900
,,,,,,s,,s bre.st ia ab"pt ti as 'ip il was
when last From my description OF 10 you
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-04

The ahovo rates Ohio Kvcr a sIlght adVhhc' IS
charged the by Railroad No Storage Chd9ed
on Goods sent through line Consign to
" BRIDGFORD Co., Richmond.
REFERENCES IN RICHMoSD.-Sems BrumInel, linsleF,
Tardy & Co Selden Miller, II Claiborne j. W. virgin,
& Co. Chas r Wortham Co, Shields SolnmerSie ana
Td,nnn1s Day.nnort q Co june 25ts.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS co.paramersnIr mrrrp E~pE
tore existing under the style and hrin OIL ohA ~
. ,,,,u ms ia this day dissolved, by mutual agreement
M, a,na nf tbe firm will be used by either party Vpy9 u
,1tnn n the business Of the concern ihose having
wln W w acern will please present them for payment ana
against ' . Meas, come forward and make payment
as farther indulgence WI" W r D. CRAWFORD
j. s. RICHARDS
81 Is ---1------
naCON AND LARD.-H"e"n s"d liar" o"
II consignment and for sale ny LEE G. JOHNSON
2!-ts
vp.,,or StOyes..-.An endless SafPy u =, -
and Dining room Stoves, for wood an anu S ,oa, . " ~
and for sale al 'he "'n"'' C. s. BLISS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-04

uuOUAE AND SIGN PAlNTUNsi.-H am still
engaged In the above business and at present prepared
q undertake all kinds of HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTING,
either country nothing but the best material
employ but good workmep and therefore, with
confidence all who may favor with their work that
they rely upon having well done My charges are roa
Hnnahc and uniform
Persons In the country having painting to do would find TO
their Interest write before their work.
all times ready them at the shortest notice
Grateful my friends and for the very liberal
patron age the last Ave years 1bope
merit a continuation their tav9rs j. Il, WOODSON,
House aud Sign Painter Iynchburg, Va
B.-As the at hand for Cleaning 40,
would that shall pay particular attention this Spring. to
Whitening Colorng hard finished Walls and Ceilings
fo IL d&e3m II, W.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-04

Spring STYLES UEADY-WA DE SLO-
- THING At THELYNCHBG CLOTHING BAZAAR
We receiving. direct from mannfaciory,
complete supply OF FIRST QUALITY READY MADE
CLOTHING Every variety of garment Of the most fashion
able and substantial fabrics made the best and
sale equitable prices be found establishment
Our FURNISHING DEPARTMENT Ia also complete, aud
comprises all the varied articles pertaining to that branch of
our business
FRENCH YOKE SuRTs--rhis article with I'M
think ncety of It, and equals IN
every the bcst heretofore offered Three Ply Collars
bishop String Standing Corded Plain Collars
Gauze, Mcrino se silk and Cotton Under Shirts and Draw
ers, Jeans and Linen Drawers Kid ulovos SILK lsle and
Linen do; Military Cloves Black White and Fancy Silk
Socks Mcrno feet Llc, Thread German English and Amer
lean Cotton do Black Italian cravats Fancy SILK do Lawn
Plain Fancy and Embroidered Scarfs; Cambrc Lawn and
silk Pocket Iandk erche ready hemmod Dressing Gowns
Umbrellas, Bingham and Silk Sun Umbrellas
Bows CLoTHiSo In great variety.
VuuIHIA MADE SERVANTS cLoTnISo.-A large stock Pe
tcrsurg Servants Clothing to which invite the at
planters and others having
10 cloihe. BURROUGHS. SiAFEK d 90,
Main street, N. Il. side, above Bridge street
lJts Lynchburg.
EY' Country papers adv ersng for copy.
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TuEPLOW THAT BEATS THE WORL1
BEST WORK WITH LEAST DRAuGHT
EICH'S s PATENT PREMIUM PL o w.

- p
IL .wMiTTEMoMEE, nIS;, N:r%5:s. !: ~ 6%
Our Premium Hillside Improved Livingston Peekski and
Eagle and Castings Improved Thasnng @ m &
"''e' ''''' ON THE BASIN, Lynchbnrg Va
lido hereby certify that have myself Rchs Iron
Bean Pas snd IN aws y S opon the best Pow
tined believe take the place Of n all Shess sna
become more s Nnrseryman and Florist Lynchburg va
cuAs IT, LYNCH ESQ., of this city, who has used the Iron
Beam several months past m as ene Dess
lie given the fullest liberty to refer ,ondenty 20 nm
sep Its n, .. " u. 1 M = 80
NEW MoGGHy ssvs ;.,,.S ES1, 3,
term o. wears from Mr.. G. H. Lynch his new Fire Proof
n mRs 's % snd mmedaey he Railroad
Canal purpose Of carrying on general GnocERI,
Sna srm Of BLACK PETTYJoHN We offer 70
and the public sna ~s or sssS 81
country produce and earnestly solicit call from them before
good Supply Lime Plaster and Cement kept ON hand.
which sold low at other h, use in the city
patch and par paid to the order Of them
offer :. agents for the sale 81 p nc
pains spared render satisfaction Account OF sales rendered
as .as sssa s.ss as made 4 4. + rETTS5oHs. s1HSH5eoHs
NEW CONCERN.-The undornismcd have -:
~ ken the brick two door, below the Norvsd
a ms
ly KEEP, in regulated Family Grocery. They have now
On hand Gne O. Sugar Rio Coffee, java ConeeS prime
Tea Dried Apples. lri:a R0;:.oss 1ss bead bead
tifu lot of Prints, Ginghams Donesec nust9ns up"o'
Thread &C. and many other articles NOT nentiou4d
We ahall be recsve in few days IolaseS CcHee Sus
Taouyra Coffee and other articles uscfnl In tamieA
Ne hone by strict attention to business and an ~
fort to please share portion Of ne p1pnS IN
NB-C L. SMITHSON win be pleased 70 see A. ga
friends at the above establishment I'm. z.-o..Sz-
-. :. :, Ecc1 vo1TseIf WaF14 aa1 ceualsEsable,
and escape cold and rheumasi,% G sess,ns w%.sr inter
ood Assortment Of genuns sFtase and so
nj. Come and get good cost made 70 your
that will last you loec e-9l --- y = = : -
III (na 29-d&cts( nIAo" US -
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NyEW WOOKS, NEW BOONH.- =, ,,,.-
~ Biographical Sketch OF & Henry a. IN is5, NV James
Hamhleton NJ ID. PRICE, - % . Az, ,,,r,a,,
mo Ini,ad states Canada and Cuba by Miss Murray
indio trhe pcarl of Pearl River by Mrs Sonhwofu
Asnen Court-A story OF our own INES 1y ohi"S @ p,
Sbpenots Rocollectons-A Wayside Glimpse OF American
Life. ,,.. poi,
The Bush Boys, by Cass Mayne Neio
Sketch Book of Meser Karl ,,.,.. r,.,,.
The wonders of Science; Young Humphrey Dsvy; .,
An Essay Liberty and slavery, ,,,yi oy 1so' ' VI
Mathematics in the University OF virginia
Ernest Iinwoood by Mrs. Lee fieVN
Rachel Cray, by Julia kayanagh.
Who are the Blessed .
t;limpses of Truth, by Winslo" nj, -, p.o,s ,e5s
Annual of Scientific Dscovery-A iear pooN Va "'' ~
Widow Bedot Papers p,vNr & CHRISTIAN
For sale by ma 2btsI - -, : -----
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-04

NNATHRASSES.-On h""u, an" - 49, Shnc
NI receiving, large assortment OF very supe'h Ma
Nat,rss,s of all sizes Also, Hair, Cotton ana ot,i
r sse made 10 order in the best style at very Iedr
ma 27.5t W -
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100000 AAHHMrHn,'.HsrXy AHMns IHsr "HHHfs XynTT : "
GRAY Notary Public dealer In Land Warrants, and Atfor
claims wishes TO 100000 ACRES of Military Bounty
Land w arrants will attend any business, Notary
pu such as of deeds assignment of Land
Warrants, &c, &c. Lar afEi ! u w ph|,
Notary Public, Bounty Land and
iulv CTS Pens u Agent, Lynchburg, Va.
4 ~ Ann ACRES ] N l. a ID w R-
vUvDSVvNDD RANTS WANTED.-As Land war
rants under the being issued am anxious
10 buy large quantity for which will pay the highest mar
ket price CASH. ~
I will attend regularly, the Courts of AppomaoN, Camp
bell Amherst Bedford aud occasionally Chhrotie ana
will ALWAYS the best prices for Warrants Any VINO may
ha We them will please apply to me before selling
prosecute usual all claims for Bounty la nd Reyoln-
tonary Claims claims against the GoNerinent OF tue
United States, Ue7SJ ChaS. w SIN hhHi'
yuyURAsHuNG MACHINES n wheat Fans
n S WHITTEMORE Il BRO. are manufacturing at
their works en- the Basin very superior THRASHNG MA
CHIMES and FANS improved patterns and are ready to
All orders at short notice and reasonable terms
Farmers wanting superior Machines depend on getting
such by application by addressing us through the
Post Office. ,--.
Also all kinds repairing done at short notice and on reas
We Al. agents sor the sale Of OBED HUSSEYS CELFBrA-
TED PA cNT RRAPER MOWER at the manufacturers 5
prize. ,,,, :,
Those shng obtain any of the above articles Will do
veil to send in their orders early possible.
The reaper be examined at our Works
K laat
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-06

Inc Ca"s aUtmddr OF foths for the year ,8 aims
rome statistics which interesting. The Oldest Of
kftyeieh. sovee'gns OF E1rope is the Grand Duke Of
srcAienbeg Strelitz who L. nearly n years of sge the
two youngest being the King of Porug. and the Duke II
lazns, the former VI whom is eigh the latter
ssven years The PIiuc ef hsumhurg Ippe reigned
tie greatest numer Of years. having teken the rsins
goveI ent in The last n'ury while the bot Of
be list stands tse Emperor o. Russa sho as is we'll
known 10 s mounted the throne In the prssent year.
six soysaeigns yet unmsrr;ed three are wdosers
and one s civorced of the yemsinipg number have
contracted mergaHatic marriages vx the Kicg OF Den
mash end the Eector Il Hessa Of the heirs appae1t aud
presunphye twentysix scns two daught twelve
brothers three uncles scd cousin The of the
heirs presuupive is the heir of the Duke Of Modena
who Is seventy-tbree years OF age,
InC+nfral America 1t has lately been ascer.aiuei by
President Csbanas Of Hosduras that the President OF
Guatemala (Carrera) wished to intrigue to place
General inec in power and hence by invitstio his
friend, (atanss Gene al Walker detached battalion f
e newly rasec army into The republic Of Honduras to
aid him If II should become requisite.
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new be without Speaker; but the two ausaAu.esss
which were offered killed It, Thefe dmen&s we're 10
substitute other There Is on foot 70 o.
feet union Of the Hchaf dson snd Fuller mea and 70
"rope enough Of the eight outsiders to secure "a
early organisation. This movement may sucee ID.
Should IL fall then make cac for an oresni-
xa,ion this side OF the deg days.
despatch appeared In tie columns Of TEE HERALD
weeks 81 zee relative to opinion given b. Judge
II. r. Gamble Of No. in the Of Kssel vs. Tho Pub.
lie Schools OF St. Louis. informed thatl great in
justice wes done that honorable gentlemen by mil
statement Of the facts of the Judge Gamble while
the Pench declined to act in any In which he
had appeared COUNSEL End although never unsel Il,
Kisse he refused 70 st In the because involved
the sane quetion others In which he had been coun
sell Until prevailed upon by inror Of counsel oa
both sides to do st ceing understood that the other
two judges were dviied These lssrn arc the fa,tso
the cate and exouerate Judge Gsmbse from all blame
The His ell case is perhaps the intsrestus eter
brought before the United ntes Supreme Court ro the
State Of Missouri and the attention 1t rendes
tne coeve necessary In vindicstion Of the
There is 70 g;eater source o. interesting Information
for the pubic than tho agricultural departure Of
United States Patent Office From II must upq sstoua
bly, proceed great and importan be ae6ts our whole
country and she ud be nutured BY national egs
M. D. Jay Browne, the scientific superintendent Of
these operations, has jvs returned from i've
'oos 49, Wy, w'0Ao ~" PuIDasroh YuIutlty u
seeds cuttings &c., adapted TO every part o.
try These will soon be ready for general distrbuticn
Mr. Brown yisitod, among other places Of pc .u,iAr To-
ter est while in Europe, the celebrated lake 0f Harlem
otec of deep interest 10 every interested
recovery o. ubmerged shy lands. Au elaborate
paper ia tepg prepared this b-c With IN appisa
ion Of this knowledge to the everglades IF fcrida
the swamp In ods of Loui4na and hsr States. An n.
por ant bec OF investigation he various races Of
horses in EuroIe, with view of scertainipy best
descriptions for use in the United States army.
aU proried, from lime 10 time, much valuable In
torn alton from this bureau, for the columns Of the
Herald, nnd nov call attention 20 II.
The folowogi Is estimae of the agricultural PRO-
ducts Of the United States f5r the year 1855 -
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HON. ELI S. SHORTER SETTING HIMSELF
RTsHT,
The perny organ at Wellington ooatns the f,llo Sng
letter from Rsn. Ell s. Sharer M. c, o. Aabe@a.

The perny organ at Washington ooatains the fo sing
letter !rem Hen. Ell $. Shorter, M C, .. AIabeuaa.
Hot Sc or RkpREsR>r >rAnvRs Dec II, 1856
In your paper published art Sat irday you assign
ca re petition IN the caucus held 4, the Capitol On
Friday light, which did oscupy You tnat it
w"e .ad that advocated the propriety Of votcg for
Mr. Fuller receeasy after Wednesday next .ure {,
compass the defect of MIR Banks beg to correct You
and 10 assure he puoc that did propose or advo
care any such thing ness tha. cherish an arden.
desire 70 pish The OF Mr. Bsnks bat at the
sane time never can consent t. vote tor N Fuller.
The political friends # Mr. Richardson mad meeting at
the time stated istterted and IN tie remarks mads
submitted the following pr pos In: - :hat we should
all unite in voting TO Southern snKnow Nothing
member for SPEAKER" AMI in order give the nation
Of An leans or oppor nifty If acting with prop
that our ooncieate shonld be unsnneled by
uinaion tie nati al .ricsn 10 Say that
Premise lire Those weo wi in voting tor Mr.
party headed by Mr.. BsIks tie reestab sh mem
OF that line and deire 10 exclue Southern meu With
their picp@ty from the Territory OF kansas Nv pro
yoiicn was on iuva d - ali who sgro d ~ith me on
tho slavery qnes Loo. unie -lec log speaker
ole OF toe "te.en four sho had voted for Mr.
Fenarcson. never had aty ida land Eevcr w posed
under any circumstance, OF voDg FOR ember Of the
American n,ty.
You also alluded TO q proposition, said tn b We bsen
intrsduced at the me,inR which favored the eventual
adoption Of the plurality r,e regard adoption IL
such measure under exta astance cquiva-
lett to the elec ier of Mr.. Bapt: ard he viii
not vote for it, if tongre-s shold organ
lied. EId s. SH .,RTES
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-06

LEsCENT UPON AN ALLEGED GAMBLING HOUSE.
On rhur,doy night the Ninth ward Police made a de-
Mt upon the p,ewisos Of James Carrirgton OF
Re huue end srec,s. Tho police founi
,h Iteen fourteen men aud boys playing cards tor
dnts End money. They tosoher with tho proprietor Of
lie s &C. taen tho stol1n house and locked UP
Tor ,he night The prisoners oil brousht before
Juirc isr dsn at tho jefferson Msrset cltce Court
wLee thty he'd to ball iu tho of $500 10
snseer What The of rnahlrg these upon
I gan bling bousca when The accused never pan
hesf II II loss OF tine part Of the hoe,
Tey fhcuId ay h ir respects 20 the Broadway, Caem
ett ars place the fa>bonsblo
ros cits and etcton risers rightly culactaJ Rs
tceted descen,s uccu the large nbi houses would
t, at ire suni'l 1ren, dssL At iea~t it vouli
give 'he unlic oppo tunity Of showing the h.
cad of ,bss. Gems that Strangers coold be warnol
20 laced reusrdsystnss esins ensced into sucu
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The vast resources Of oceanbosnd republic when
thus presented in bulk vel calculated to nish
even the most credulous yet the above table IL
piled IL the agricultural bureau o COVE from
ofcis. sources and may be relied st least ap2roxt
mating The tIutn These statistics have been procured
at an immense expenditure 81 bor labor aad morey
now. Tor tie frs i.ue give them to the pus, They
VIII, no orubt be extensively cp,ed, only In this
country bn tnroughous 'hs Oa Word They fairly pre-
sent the gigantic proportions of Bu JOnahsn at pro
sent ane give sn mixing Of what the youth will whsn
he grows to a auhocd. T.
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uvmes of taAe RuJers or the World.
We Pnbish thi. usrn1as list Of The nAnasS Of tas L.
iustriou pessonsges-nAo and female-who hsA the
government In chief Of the prnapa diviioas Of she
world In Europe, Asia, Africa, the United States and
Ceotrsi and souh America In their hands, At the close
Of the past year. whish will be found uselu Tor reieescs
In these days a sudden dynssc changes The dAte Of
their accessioa TO full powsr in either tho kingdom or
State over which they eKsrctsed II, II ass recorded
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last chd Of Old Mr Matses wSen had tho co avsrsa
iop With the Chief there persoUs about
at election but don't bncw there wss ssy third
person Listening u it, 1t good nA tured couversa
on be did not tell what part England his IA her
came from, or what year he was born In
Mr. Noyes said that they had witSssses 10 ex
anime and would have till the sext dsy q tal
Mr.. Bracy stated that II they had no moro evidence
direct than that sTed he would Deg pro-
duce witnesses for the defence, which he Of Opinion
wnuld be conclusive
Mr. Sfouph'on (for the prosecution) saii that teey
desired 10 present further testimony other points
,baD those which had been presented already.
M. Brsdy-In the report Of the Committee of the
Beard Of Aldermen fld expressed the opinion Of Mr..
Noyes:-
Now, the Recorder has said theonly specification Is
sien-n1, swear whore ne was born, except
information belief and II must therefore be hear
coy evidence mean to produce witnesses Of the nigh
ts ie,ctabty who win state that ey have heard old
ar. and hrs. Hatse say that George born in New
iorf, and an ready 10 produce them next Saturday
will Insist that all the testimony about the Perseus has
nothing 10 do with the subject.
NT. Ncyes denied information from Mr.. Brady as to
what defence he intendedo adopt and said he would
10 their side Of the next Saturday
The trial then adjourned to next saturday at three
O'Clock. kSi1WEH
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The Poard o. Access organize The rrt ruesi lay se
berg in ,fce which viii ne the pth tnsssn<.
81 IL O'Clock NJ, in The City Hail. The ef ,ers Of tbs
h,atd consist OF freidept and Secearv. The Pree<-
cen, receives extra poy for hs services suchthe
SECRETARY receives $50 fer la addition to IL
regular pay. The Duties of the med
betvesn to 10th day Cf JGpusry and the Let cay -
Apri &c each year. Henry p. West has been Pres.9cns
~ tho Board for the last year, 1858 and ls54Aod
whitman Ibii ips.secie,ary for the esme period. The
Board &C Assespt have faser by aw to pass geners
regulators for the purrore Of equai.sg the valastoa
OF real estate In the several wsf whic, 10 vesy sedcm
Ore hut vhich shour BE- insissed upon by tue tar
ray ere In otdtr perscn ownrg property 10 nuu-
ter Of wards shruld rot tc comlcll,d 10 pay higner
valuation ip one hsp IN another.
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Personal IueesIseenCe.

D. A. sinaI,y. of Vermont, ~ II George, Of New Haup
shire; 7. T. Bsoadhead, of Michigan, members tf the
demooTatc committee for the purpose Of caios the
Matte nal emocratc Corvsn ion in Cincinnati arrived
10 town last evening, and are stepping =. the Astor
House-au for the renoo iuation OF rank Pierce.
ii. H. Woodbridge, Of Vermont and W. Spot
ford of Csnasa, distinguished faro.d eo arrived In
town last evening ona ade stopping at the Asor.
Beet Lieut. Col B Brs.tan ''rg, G.. little more
4 Las sgc ed t. axe de. January T. 1883 Il /.
said tbst he In about % become plsater in L,usiana
At Springfield, Mas, I'd IL T.. by Rt Rev. Bishop
d'Ahnsa, resioeutat Washing on to Mrs tlix W. Hox
n,a, youngest oaueh'e. q 'le a'e hou John Howard
~ For Lyorprr' in the Steamship P.eiaeaxr and Mrs
Ma Van Aukon % susi, 6 G.in h.rls, Ia,e 1ss ssse
seieuan: hensy Wlmoc. ocas, Jr, David st or ard
;ors sii'ca fsarsa sv.ass sa otonset sasy
Us NV @ ':%s sS: @
sseegie; kos Ytrs hrso@, tu.chie der piele Pa
I'll 4s ss'ss r. fsss1ss \. Ss
A,nG M Pee waS "a viii
sS wm s and .sf h%ss soss sari ". sc
E.ie Gel! nf snd mrs ~ RcsuAa Psrsi ReDry oncar-
"a vo,,hess Z Hunt hsur,; renl, W s,u,es. } 4
nTle'sS SpS.e4 ' So.es Sss Shaw Hns1e
%er aa ' Mise wSses s ons Sss o. " sad
Ia the s,efJese.
Eor sevanBs, Ia tho steamship Alabsmas Wfmo., Ellis
WORTH Jackson, q smith lady, Chauncev, lady
child G W Fitch aud lady, A Grant, MtahLRex
Msss ts o.sernr, Mies Mcrcersr CFl.. and lsey
II Dow tipQ lady and two thi'dr~r; Nrs wv Buctky Y
Rohand, ! 2 MFTy, Or II Weedon II Howard e Bat.
lett IL Ia - stserspe.
For Charleston In The steamship Nsshvle-w Chisolr
ss cha sss.i sSS as 1ss s:. sdsassa
Mcvicar nnd lady N Robinson aud lady VIM slsmc rsr
II Cox Roosevelt, Mrs Hicks, Miss Wnson M'ss Ravenc
Mrs Church, Two sbIirsa AID iis1s; D. Schmidt !!
Ksser Lady "nd i cIld; y Bel nd lady ieskw,oi
PdInon 6son Mrs wey ruh Mrs Fisher II Rs'hbone Coz
pesfs, n Stone G tsulveg q Entoot md lady. u
Putnam " Bradford. q W sastur- Mss v Cook, } +
| thompson, " l. Rice nd lady, Jouniuou. Hedge
Guild, and IS In the eeeragcs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-06

TIT COST htreoFe - mnNlaininT tho church Tor
,ssr 81 ,tt5 which = equal 10 sd32 rs per Sunday.
Forty eart ;eehs sncs, working steadily all tue year.
about aa much II costs suppor, this church.
To- s2 5c5 ayesr two thousand chiiiren could kept
rrter instruction Ia goad schols 1t roulI main ain
College Il Eve hundred students In tho highest efficiency
II woaid support twenty two ccuntry cnurche-, or
eqrt city CHURCHES, ir G liberal manner.
hcweycr, wc must add ,ha' there not than
Tn cbnicoes in the city conducted upon ANYTHING iac
DO cale Of The 10 shch ieer th 1agh there are
Iyec witch p@cpably exceed it.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-06

FiBE AT SoUAM VILLA0E, N. J-On the 4th inst.
q e tfots out The store Of J. Beanaw Gu, 10
sn'ie tri ding with all ocr ess- -~'h~r viak
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