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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-23
LINE of lsichmond AND

These vessels of the first class, built In the city Bal
more expressly this trade and
aons passengers They commanded by experienced
Captains well qualified for the trade and who Will spare
pxertion accommodate They will be towed up
the rivers by steam and may be relied sail promptly
advertised
Merchants going North ordering goods from New York
will lind to their interest to ship by this line, as freight will
always be taken as low as by other line of Packets and
every effort will be made by the In Richmond and
NewYork TO give satisfaction. Insurance be effected in
the Richmond Fire Association by this line at per
We respectfully ask and hope succeed in obtaining
share of patronage.
shipped by this line to New York will be
free commission New Orleans Mobile Charleston Sa
Nannah any other Southern Northern port
The vessels will lie in Richmond the Dock New York
ut Berth No |, Coffee House Slip Wall Street
DAVID & WIN. CURRlE, Richmond -.
&. ii. PIERSON, n. Y, aseh'S
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~ CAN s y UNION
FHu1Ia OF INDUSTRY or the LIFE on ADAM CLAIRE
very interesting volume, should be by all age
denominations
IRISH AMY is highly interesting and seasonabe volume
MEMOIR OF DolLYoung Misses will be deeply inerest,
andfreatly benefited by reading this Memoir.
CATACoMBs OF ROME--We need call
youme-the title will secure that.
SCHOOL DAYS REVIEWED. Students should fail I'd
this volume.
THi SAD MIsTAKEA narrative illustrating with much
aud fidelity the mistakes which 1e
religions training of families Parents don't you us
book
THE GRf QUESTION great book II of great
terests. WIN you read i'll
All OF the above and the publications Of the American
Union generally such Libraries Teachers Helps Quest
Books Hymn Books Maps aud Miscellaneous volumes
had at Langhornc aknps Book Store. Lynehburg,
4. q, JENNINGS
oh SuutA Am =
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MIsCELLANEOUS.

II HAVE - hand . large assersneWs 81 Frsts
CANS different patterns and sizes 81 my own maause
prr which will equal II superior 10 any
others In market for preserving frus aud
vegetables accompany the Cans Please call
Inpe stsl e. 3 BLISS Main Street
AYRW zoo De.-lsens1rusea wishtsg 70 par
~ chase will please call aud examine stock French
Black Cloths eoored do French English and American t
smpres silk yesnes Marscles do, white eolored drii
ling drab DeEi'e stocks erays collars bandas
British American half hose sk half hose Md
Dog skin Lise thread aud sk Gloves snspendef. &c &c
ma 2p.s JAMES A. sTiGLEH A co
L " Rep copy.
nIsr AH0syED.-A nae Lot of New Ortca1-
% Coffee all grades aud prices I'm prris uun
Powder md Black Teal No and Aaekeres beautiful
Beef beh viii take pessnrs In sieing Tor FAM
les Orleans aud Cnba Mohsses Cutting aud Zine Apple
Cheese Sperm Adananne, Fancy coiored and Taow Can
dies Virginia Hermeieatly scaled Peaches Sn'Rr Pop
Corn Candy. inr lot Of brooms homemade Toilet
and Bar Soap. LaTnlra Rio snd Java Cole -
have also added stock beautfni lot OF Dhl
GOODS such summer Cashmere Plaid Bnghams, Prints
Plaid and Bieaehed ubbleachcd Cot
ton, which will sell low for Cash
NAV 80 II SOLOMON.
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TIU TtINNIl IfptTTOTU v, A. 7 Ir'lT.
Ntssrs D7rc ~ C0Ganilemcn; used about fourth of
bottle Of Turf oh the back horse the worst
back almost entirely raw, place large my
hand and this single application only applied one,) cured
up entirely and permanently really surprised the
uiekness of its curatYes properties and think prompt
aud eicacio,s than anything of the Kind sHw and
have sold hous dis of boes other preparations for similar
purposes.
i BDNDIfRANT
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-23

u GALLERY, Main street, Lvnchburg Is the
and best ID the The reception
is of fine zes neatly ished and cmbclshed with choice
specimens of the various styles of porrature known 10 the
photographic The Ambroype. beautifully coored Pho
ogaphs combining the tuthuncss OF the Ambrotype with
the eegancy of finish the best also Da
gnereotypes of every size.
The operating large aud commodous with large
sky and side lights that
good better results be produced than when tho Sun
shines brightest Mir X. will be happy sec all times
the LAYERS of the beautiful in whether wish pictures
not The aering he received In
the authorizes the hope that during
he may have the pleasure of placing many fair
which will be mpcrshable the which
the impression made Especially would he appeal
ladies' many of whom about beautiful they will
behen secure the shadow the substance fades Bring
your friends with youyour husband, your chdsad part.
ing will come final separations take place Then
twill alleviate and softan the dark hours
lock the bright images hearts cherished
Come onocome everybody Lockets breastpns, rings
constantly on hand [may SITS
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,InUE TURF OH. FoR OLD SORES d

,UNRUE TURF OIL FOR OLD SORES OG
j EVERY DESCRIPTION ON MAN OR BEAST
WARRANTED TO CuRE1 AND NO DANGER FROM EXPOSURE TO
Price 80 cents per bottle.
Eatrcd accodia9 Of Congress IN the Clerks Office Of
Curt for the Disiric, Of rWynia, by DOPt
\ CO, Rjohmoad Va 80 cents size
READ THE FOLLOWING
Come to store gel pamphlet and read certificates
performed lay the Turf Oil certificates of truth OF
respectable and respected citizens and othes
here whom refer and cannot doubt Its value as
medicine ~ II l. worth pound Of
other known Try It and you Will be satisfied of what
weaay.
Thur Tunf OiL--Road the following, and oui
store aud will tell of others who have been
cured.
KICuMosD, Nov II, 1854
Msas Dorc n1ed portion OF bottle
YOUR Turf OIL which you very kindly presented with,
ard take pleasure in aging that found eHeciue In
mSNng eruption Of the sk Tor Which had been racise1
npen Tor oral by physicians without receiving the
least ,encht also recommended it to friend of mine who
m months had been annoyed by similar eruption OF
skin, and he informed short since, that the
of one bottle he had been entirely cured.
Respectfully, T.. NJ LEFTWlCU.
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SIMPSON 4 HxSTul.H


- LYNCHBuRG, April 81 st, ls56-W HtSSzs
= now in receipt of the heaviest, and most s"ssezS
varied stock has yet been pleasure offer liberal
public
Those who will favor establishment III visit he
impressed with the general character
goods beside finding the ample every
branch of trade consisting Heavy and Fancy Hardware
Table and Pocket Cutlery, Guns and b.hes Aliens
Self Cooking aud Colts Pistols Hunting Fishing
Tackle, Silver Plated Ware af quality Block
Tin and Britannia Goods, SSldery, Carriage and Buggy
trimmings Shoemakers Findings Floor and Table al
Cloths, Carpenters, Miwrights Wheelwrslts and
Smiths Tools, Housekeeping articles almost every
description; Window Shades Gilt Cornlce Bands and pins
&c. House Building Materials French Glass ami
Locks of every style aud furniture, &C. Sc. Farming uteu
sis Generosity; Patent Grain Cradles Grass Blades and tools
ofeyery variety TO be found in an establishment ~
wholesale retail prices Our stock chiefly from the man
uaetnrefs ami selected In and assure those
who call they viii find in an,
part OF the south. CUAS SIWpSnN" my
may Ats 'o1''
DALM LEAF FANs.-AnoIher LOT of Pats,
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IRBY e. SAUNDERS.

E undersigned having sold their stock of Goods I,
Messrs lrby Saunders, would cheerully recon
mend them TO our former friends and patrons
Dec 81 1855 MCDANIEL HINT a. pRFcroS
LAM
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So - sOl II. SIDE RAILROAD
- ~ MINER ARRANGEMENT :. TO
uNOR NEW NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and I.oui-

A. siana line.--First Packet to san with dis II arssy
patch The superior, sailing, double decked
copper fastened schooner, y ELLEN Captain
STEWART loading and VIII sail above Tor
balance Of freight apply TO -
DAVID & WIN. CURRIE,
Richmond.
p SShippers by this Vessel viii their goods port
destination half of freight cheaper than by
route less Insurance be effected
the best D. q w. Z,
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KxETWEEN 80 .s.noND AND \. .-4.11.

NJ hORk--SlEAMSHlP j AMES n OW n .aaxsklSsss.
The L. ) Mail steamship JAMESTOWN, in
mand of Capt LAWS PARRISH York regularly
every SATURDAY AFTERNOON 3 O'Clock. Rich
mond She will not take any freight City Point
She leaves Richmond regularly every TUESDAY AFTER
NOON at 4 o'clock New York
Those desiring to ship by her have
Monday Passengers desiring to take this ship here
Il state Room secured by addressing by mail.
~ The ROANOKE, Capt SKINNER, stops at City Point
where she VIII land and receive freight Both the
and the Roanoke receive and land passengers City Point
and Norfolk. IIfDI,AM a w ATS0N
Ripbm Ea
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ta,WICE A MEEK 81 " ~ =

tENWIGE WEEK ss r. w ZEN -.
Il BALTIMORE AND RICHMOND by steam &.AEEss
"rs BELNlDERE and POCAHONTAS-The
STEAMER BElNiDERE leaves Baltimore every SATJR-
DAY AFTERNOON for Richmond Returning leaves RI III
MOND every ESDAN AFTERNOON for Baltimore
The POCAHONFAS leaves BALTIMORE every WE'D
NESbAf AFTERNOON for Richmond Returning leo yes
RICHMOND every SATURDAY AFTERNOON Tor Ealti
more
Shippers to Baltimore by these must have thei
goods here every Monday and Friday OF each week.
mar ~ III bLAhI 81 WATSON. Richmond Va
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VIRGINIA A. TENNESSEE
kTHROUGH FROM BUCuANAN ~

I'M FAILrKUAII.-Vn Thufsday, b
18th of June the Passenger Train will
commence running to Salt Works Branch Junction.
le-ts II Gen
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HAr.l MAT..l mAT.l.l.srnING !

III FASHIONS FOR 1r56--sTITzER viii introduce -
spring style Dress Hat the first Saturday In March
the inspection of hs customers and The pubsr g'n"t"3
hnh III surpa-s Hat In this market IN beau
style quality and finish Also lot Of beautiful new styi
Hats young All those desiring ne Dress Hats
eclipse any thing market will please call nj the sr
~ the Bill HAT
All kinds 81 Hats made to order with uontness hnd hph
Customers Hats dressed over a. usual
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-23

DAM LEAF FANs.-AuoIher Lot AT 1,,,,,.
80" nus !us' u hshd j. y. STlGLER co
''F ''3'' tinv l2ts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-23

INLOvER, HE 70 Ds q 70 a - AND IsuOTHx
~ SEED just received and for by

INLOVER, % 70 Dr q N 4 - AND TIMOTHY
~ SEED just received and for sale by
M 2sts J. Il, & II II NOWI.IN.
LNlNE IRISH POTATOEs.-Wc have in
II fno Irish Potatoes for table sale by thu
bushel or retail jan 2ts LEE JOHNSON
More New t:osd.-yssb March, 1SJ6.-Ino.
1V1 PuRNis, agent is selling good bargt In all kinds
Of Dry Goods The public VIII please call aud ha
stock OF Cloths Cassmorcs Ncstnss Mousne Mcrtos Al
paeeas &c also his stock of White. Goods Domestic Cot
tons Cacoes Ae, Ae all of which will be sold cheap
cash. IN dist
n1ssOGu1nON.--thcs ;rm Diiinra - Wpi-
- this day Dissolved by mutual An persons
having claims against viii present them DIfLARp
GREEskI for payment aud those indebted will pay
the The of the only
In liquidation. WIN & billiard.
3dts JAS. {. WALTON
EUANO, Ac.-
N ~ tons Peruvian G ano;
30 bushels Glover seed,
10 hhls n. .. Mola
Also Iasuyra COTE. aud O Sugar receiving for sale
accommodating
ma 1875 NJ HnLlINS & co
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NOTuCE.-HaSin. purchased OF Vucssrs. Co
uant and Wadron all their Machinery Stock Tools &c
anu taken the stand formerly occupied them am fully
prepared manufacture at the shortest notice
mouds and Fancy Tobacco Boxes OF every descrp
uon IN short all kinds of work formerly them
nave employed the workmen with Messrs Couaut
Waidron' and feel confident win be able 10 please all
VINO may avor me with their patronage
iuiy sohcteo IEGAR l.. COFFEE.
'vWE undersigned having sold all s.civ Ma
= chhery Stock &c, to Mr. l.. L. Coffee most cheerfuly
M him to their former friends patrons as PROMPT
ia,hin workman and gentleman every way 20 be re-
ri,ii1 ~. CONANT & WALDRON.
EW OONCERN.-rhc undersigned hnvip.
a. ms entered into partnership under the styo and
URN VI " MULLINS CO. for purpose of transac,ins
Adrofefy and Commission business have taken o So,
Gently occupied BY Mr. John Hoins where hev Nm ,
MARTIN HOLIINs
JAMES w. BIRCu
GEORGE H. BtfIlCii
Co, would most cheerfuy reeomu, nd them Ia b sS
aha patrons ,a,e JOHN HOLLINS
.A"oA"' :. e"'f Jan dsrtsy
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III arm Of GOnUnt n wal
~ dron, this day dissolved by mutual The
Of the will be used by either partner closing
siness All persons having claims against them will please
present them for and all persons indebted
Germ viii please come forward and settle Their office win be
kept at the old stand now occupied by Mr. L. L. Coffee.
A W, CONANT.
WIN A. WALDRON
Lynchburs, July J. 1856
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~ ms day entered into aeopartnersp under the
hrm of lRBf SAUNDERS for the purpose of ransaenp
holesae and retail Grocery and Commission business and
nave taken the house lately occupied by Messrs Mcdaniel Hurt
\ Preston, near the depot # the Va Tenn. h. H. sbere
they will be pleased the the former firms
OF Saunders lrby and Mcdaniel Hurt Preston
with all others who may favor them with their business
j. j. IRBY
JAS SAUNDERS.
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uAassOIUTGON.-The firm of Mcdaniel I,pr, !,
- Preston Is this day dissolved b, mutual consent IT,
OF the will be used by partner In clo
the business Their Office will be kept the old st my
occupied by Messrs. lrby d Saunders, an Nv
JOHN ROBIN MCDANIEL
sc HURT,
PLEASANT PRESTON
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FnNuE BUSlNESs OF J. ID. 4 u. H. NOWLIN
Il will be continued though the death of Joseph
lin had not occurred provision having
tract Tor the continuation Ct the business
una 23is REM. H. NOWLlN
4 many goods p.rsisssei .i ti,c tnte sair Os
~ b. IL Lewis stock have been called for purchasers
requested 80 forward and get their
bills, or The goods will be sold WIN H. MOSDY.
ma IS
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Together with stock Of prnnea GltronH Sof
Shell Almonds English Wanuts fbes Palm Nuts, Maea
ron Vermaceia Maple Sugar, Curant Preserved Ungor
sArnes Pickles In Jar brandy Peaches imported jlRyan
Principe Cigars the best quality, Fancy aud Frenc
Confectionery ali Kinds alkng Canes Banos TambOrines
Boys Drums Fancy Articles Toys &c Plain and Fan
Uandes manna. daily best material IN quantities
respectfully solicit call from city and country buy
ers, 10 charge Is made for showing tho goods.
y. y. BOY
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NOT AT COST.-Ju cPfued nnother lot Of
those superior SILK Founccd Rohes SILK Hoses Mantlcs
Camhic and Muslin Bands aud Fans Moria Antique and
Elastic Belts with another lot of Embroidered Collars
supply Of Ladies' and Miss Caters reduced prices
JOHN ABRAIAM'S Cash Store
-iunc IL
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1856-04-12
A Voice from Wisconsin.

A large and enthusiastic meeting of
the friends of Kansas, was held at Mil
waukie, Wis, on the Goth ult, at which
there was contributed about S., 900, and
80 revolvers and revolving rifles. E..
d. Holton headed the list with 500 dol
lars. About 800 able bodied men vol
unteered to make Kansas their home, and
were to start in few days. Measures
were also taken to form an Emigrant Aid
Society, which should go into operation
Immediately.
The following resolutions were adopt
ed
WHEREAS, We believe the history of
the past, the blessings We now enjoy. and
the prospects of the future, alike attest
that Freedom is Nationalan as an element
in government, must become universal,
while Slavery in any form is sectional,
and can only exist so long as ignorance
and chains shall bind the enslaved; and
Whereas, The Missouri Compromise
of 1890, held for more than thirty years
to be s:cred barrer against the en-
eroachments of slavery into the Great
Western Territories, north of 36 deg.
80 min., and which forever consecrated
to freedom the Territory of Kansas, has
been repealed against the will of the
people; and.
Whereas, The Territory of Kansas
has been invaded at different points, by
bands of men from neighboiing State,
with no other purpose than to interfere
with and control the elections, and there
by force Slavery into the same; and
Whereas. The present Administration
has failed to enforce its avowed princi-
Piles of popular sovereignty, as embraced
in the Nebraska Bill, in protecting the
citizens of Kansas in the exercise of their
political rights. Fi,erefore,
Resolved. ] That we sypathise with
the people of Kansas in their struggle
for freedom, and in their efforts to make
Kansas Free State.
g. That the central position of Kansas
should secure to her the blessing of Lib
erty, and that we believe it to be our du-
ly, as also that of the General Govern
ment and all good citizens, to use every
effort consistent with the Constitution to
make Kansas Free Safe.
8. That we who can, will Immediately
become citizens of Kansas, and those of
us who cannot leave our homes, viii aid
the young men of our city and State to
emigrale to that Territory.
4. That all parts of the State be inyi-
ted to unite in the movement. TO call
township meetings without delay, to or
ganize auxiliary Societies; and where ac-
ton cannot be had before, to press these
objects on the attention of the people on
town meeting day.
s. That this meeting do now proceed
to organize Kansas Emigration Aid As
sociation, for the State OF Wisconsin, by
the appointment of an Executive Board
consisting of twenty-one members. five
of whom shall constitute quorum for
the transaction Of business, until the
Roasd shall have perfected lis organiza-
ton and established its by-laws.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1856-04-12
RauUTy LAND AGENCY.

A n act of Congress. passed March Sd, 1855.
"A provides pension Of 100 acres of land, for
ali persons who served in the Revolutionary war,
or in any other war OF the Gnin States, pro-
yided fourteen days services were rendered and
Secondly, To all who served in any battle,
though actually engaged for only single day
and.
Thirdly, To the widow, or if no widow, the
children who are under 81 years of age at the
time Of the passage of the act; and,
FSurfkly. To those who. under former laws,
have received warrants for less amount than
leo acres, are entitled to an additional warrant
20 make up the deficiency to that amount.
Having ofiiciated as Bounty Land Agent under
the former law, and resolved from the proper
officers, for the use Of the claimants, very large
number of warrants, the subscriber oilers his
legal services to the public, and feels confident
that he can give perfect satisfaction. No fees
will be required until the warrant is obtained.
Persons having claims viii make immediate ap-
plication ut the HERALD OF FREEDoM office:
G. w. BR0WN.
Lawrence. Kansas T., July %, 1886.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1856-04-12
Farm Claims for Sale

T have several very superior FARM CLAIMS
i left with me for sale, to which invite the at
tention OF those desiring improved lands in
Kansas. Two claims are situated contiguous to
each other, and should be purchased by different
individuals who are connected in business. One
is all timber, the other all prairie. There is a
double log house and forty acres under good
fence on one OF the claims.
Another claim four miles from Lawrence, and
same distance from Leeompton. House on claim
and about 10 acres planted.
Also aclaim three miles from Lawrence. nearly
covered with timber suitable for saving purpO-
ses. Log cabin and thirteen acres under good
rail fence on premises.
The above, with several other choice claims,
will be pointed out to those desiring improved
lands in Kans.ts.
sgT Persons having claims to sell, as well as
those desiring to buy. should call on me at the
uERALD og FREEDoM OFFICE.
G. W. BROWN.
Lawrence Sent 3n ,5S
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1856-04-12
New Store in Lawrence.

NJ. ~ G. DUNCAN have opened an entire
w new stock OF Goods i'll their new concrete
building on Massachusetts street consisting Of
the usual variety OF Dry Goods, Groceries. Hard
wares, Dc, which they are offering for sale at
fair prices Having embarked in the business
with the view of continuing in it permanently,
and having bought their goods for ready cash
and established but one price for every class of
customers they feel confident they can do as well
by their customers us can be done by any other
house in the city, and make it far more advan-
tageous to those wishing to make large pur-
:hases than they can do at any place between
this and st. Louis. Weinvite the public to give
Us call and examine our stock and prices, and
we are confident they will not go away dissats-
fed.