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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-12-11

Texas CounrsHIP.--The following is q
specimen Of Texas courtship:
'Hellow, gal, how's your maj
'Han't got none here reckon she's dead
by this,time, too
g We'll how's your pap
e He was hung last. May
'Humph, what are you doingf'
Jest looking about.
'Z'ctly what's doin, s'posen we hitch
and proxlmate?'
Zlctly-but who'll pay the Judge9'
Guess I'll fodder up one half of the
provendor if you'll go the other beat
'Well-but I've only got icOunterfe t
note.'
Just 'znctly my own premises. Come
if we can't cheat one judge we can another
so come on, gal--here, take my arm We'll
try anyhow
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-12-11

MIXING MEANINGs-MANGLING Eng
LIsH.-There is an individual in Quincy
Market, "doing business" who is down on
customers who don't speak proper.
"What's eggs, this morning." says GUS
toner.
Eggs, of course" says the dealer.
81 mean-how do they gos"
"Go?-where?"
"Sho-!' says the customer getting up
Lis fury, "what's for eggs?"
Money, money, sir! or good endorsed
credit" says the dealer.
"Don'ty you understand the English Ian
guage, sir?" says the customer.
mot as you mix it and mangle it, l
don't" responded the egg merchant.
"What-is IT e-prce--per-dozen-
for-your-eggs?"
"Ah! now you talk" says the ;dealer.--
Sixteen cents per dozen, is the price, sir!'
They traded!
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-12-11
Improved little Giant Corn and
Cob Plantation MiN

TNHE subscriber has purchased exclusive right
l. of territory for sale in the West, of the above
celebrated Mills, apd is prepared to furnish them
at all times, either wholesale or retail, guaran-
lie ed in the most positive manner.
II is now more than year since the "Little
Giant" was introduced to the public, during
which time 1T has been constantly growing in the
popular favor.
The improvements recently effected and pat
ented, makes it the most perfect machine ever Of
fered for general farm use 1t is furnished com
plete, ready for attaching team, and weighs as
follows: No. /, 225; No. ,, 800; No. 3, 400; No.
4, 500 pounds. Twenty minutes are sufficient to
set one up, without mechanical aid, and when
once adjusted, it can with safety be entrusted to
a boy. Full directions accompany each mill.
PRICES: :rfg47s... Co..
No. /, S35, and will grind bushels meal per hour
with one horse.
No. ?, so, will grind 10 bushels meal per hour
with one horse.
No. 2, $50, will grind 10 bushels meal per hour
with one horse.
No. 4, 500, will grind 30 bushels meal per hour
with one horse.
G55> Liberal discount to dealers.
JAMES B. CHADWICK,
No 63 Locust street, between Second and Third,
st. Louis. Mo. Nov. lily
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-12-11
Season Arrangements for 1855

81. Louis and Glasgow Saturday Packet.
OSS n THE new and light draught passen-
rlsssFss5ss ger steamer, CARRIER, VIM. c. Pos.
tai master, formerly Of steamer Wenona,) will
leave st. Louis for Glasgow every Saturday, and
touch at all intermediate ports 10 Glasgow. Re-
turning, will leave Glasgow at O'Clock, p. M. on
Tuesday, Boonvlle, at p. NJ; Rocheport,at5 p.
NJ, Providence at P. NJ. and Jefferson City at 10
A. NJ, on Wednesday, and arrive at st. Louis on
Thursday morning.
W. c. POSTAL, Comm'r.
JNO. A. SCUDDER, Clerk.
BARTHoLow & WILLIAMS, Agents, Glasgow.
march 20, 1S56-6m.
, 1856-08-29
Farewell to the Skoeters.

Yane, hummin, but inhuman inseck,
YOle se by loOkin at the Allmyknack
That it's time to dee part onto
Sum other climb. Jack irozeto-deth
Is cummin for ye 4 so yode better
Go. Not that any boldly, ewing the
Smorlest boys afeard Of one Of
Yer size. For an infant not moren
Years old cood mock ye yore length.
But the fack is we're tired Of your attentions,
Wlch are at unreasonable howers Of the
Mite. Yore getting tecjas, boddin around
A suckin uther peepils blud beccs
Your gQt non Of yore own to suck,
Your immortal to. Yore kiting round
0rl night raising bel, & yOre already woke
In the nee jints. Fewels goin to be hi,
And yode better get down south Of
The line Of Mason Dickens stages,
Were you wont hey to blight thru
WOoln close.
Wy don't ye gol!lll The roze leave is fel
To the ground, and orl Natur beekens ye ava.
I've got up mites & gin yO hint with the
Fether duster to leye my premises, and
I've wep at yore obstinatesy in stickin
To my vanes. But It's no use talkin,
The frost will soon destroy yore use
Fulness by nipping OFF the eend Of
YOre bills. Ye cant stand against
Fate and cold wither, so elere
Out Skeeters, aioe reservOir,
Good buy, fairwel
, 1856-08-29
Congressional.
In House OF Representative,

Mr.. LANE, of Oregon, February 18th, in
troduced the following
Bill,
Which was read twice and referred TO the
committee on Military Affairs:
T2 aUibori-e ibs ,Sec,ctory of Ior IN ,sNL
ami man Tho crne,,se, az ,Es ,,or ,r;,6 J5,
LJidn; in I6c Icyy;Iogi,, of Oyeoon ovJ m
Uosb;ugton in ILs ,,sor, c;o bIss1 LDnJ,oJ
and 60S 6rc ord s;S6Icsn SsnJreJ osJ 6c Il:
f,,.sir and f,r ot6SS rrrno,S, ~ N''N ~
Rc1orled 60ck 6v Mn AiITsoN L,us "a
is56 ,r;th an or,ncJ,,cvt IN ,6s 1o,uy'
ora su5stitutc riy. ,Siy;E, ovi an a Gsy
The euoct;vg cjo,,ss ,,;,b;n b,ocLsJ, on,j
;oss,I ,c5o9 toUo,r, ., ;IoE,s. a,'J soI,;I a,;,
tcdo Ie Comn;,joe of Ts H,IoJs om ,Gc
,,0ts oCb, JTn;or WV '
BE il enacted by The Senate dHd House Of
Representatives. Of The United States Of
America in Congress assembled, That the
Secretary OF War be, and he is hereby, au-
thorized and directed to settle and pay all
claims for services rendered by volunteers
in the war with the Indians in the territor-
, 1856-08-29
News items.

Advices from Costa Rica state that the
army had been disbanded. The cholera
was raging throughout the state Baron
Bulow died Of cholera during the retreat of
the army from Nicaragua
p9- Colonel Sumner is said to have had
a fight with o party of Mssourians, in
which he lost two men, but drove the Mis-
sourians out of the Territory, after killing
several. Colonel S. is also reported to
have refused to allow a party Of some fry
southemers TO proceed from WeStport to
settle on claims at Hickory Point. 1t is
also reported that party Of eighty men
from Chicago had been deprived Of their
arms at Lexington.
Ba- Advices from Vera Cruz, Mexico,
to the 23d, show that there was much un-
easiness there in regard to Spanish move
ments. The Spanish minister had left Ha-
vana for Mexico.
B0- The Oswego { N. Y. } Journal says
the receipts of wheat and corn at that port
during the past week we're over 100000
bushels. On Saturday there were forty ar
rivals by lake, with $50, 900 bushels of
wheat and corn, and ,000, 900 feet Of lum-
Der. The receipts on Monday, of wheat
and corn exceeded 100, 900 bushels.
B6- The Russian war cost England and
France each $4OO, 100000 Including the
expenditures by Turkey, Sardinia aud Rus
sia, its whole cost is supposed to he $2,-
900, 100000.
B6S- Late European advices state that
the Inundations in France we're dreadful.
The city Of Tours was destroyed. Lyons
was also much injured.
RO- Congress has just passed an act
granting to the Hebrew congregation in
Washington, all the rights and privileges
enjoyed by the christian churches in The
same city. The disability thus removed
has been thoughtlessly permitted to exist
since the foundation Of the government, un-
til brought to the attention of the senate
few weeks ago by Gen. Cass.
BS- Benton in his speech at ST. Louis
attributes the1ndan wars in Oregon, mobs
in California, polygamy in Utah, and tron-
bles in New Mexico, to the Nebraska act,
and the present administration. Why did
he not include the war in the Crimea, the
cholera in '32, and the "mik-sick gener-
allyH 1t will take 'em all to put him
ahead Of Polk for governor Of the state Of
Missouri.
BT A bill apprOpriating l,300.00N
acres of land to Michigan, for railroad PaT.
poses has passed the senate.
, 1856-08-29
XXXIV CONGRESS.
FIRST SESSION..
DISCUSSION
lIarllaI Luw in Washinglon TerrilOry.

IL SENATE, July 2D, sc, on THE SUBJECT OF
, 1856-08-29

bD~ Panama and Aspinwall papers tC
the goth ult, state that the injury done tC
the Panama railroad had been repaired
A full list of the persons killed and wound
cd shows that over sixty were wounded
and about forty-six killed.
SOMETHING OF A TRAIN.-A Buffalo paper
says freight train left that city over the
Central railroad, a few days since, which
consisted Of 220 cars, oil loaded with flour
and containing over 10000 barrels The
product of whole township of wheat fields
on one train.
RD- An exchange says that "the names
of six Of the presidents of the. United States
ended in N-ncarly half-shd the next n
will unquestionably be BucHANAN."
, 1856-08-29

FoRMIDABLE SURGICAL OPERATIoN-
are informed that the surgeons Of Almeda
county have just performed one of the most
perilous operations of modern surgery. The
case was that Of Barnes, who was stabbed
by Smith, now in the San Francisco coun-
ty Jail The wound produced an aneurism,
which, extending downward nearly to the
heart, would have, as it was supposed.
reached in day or two more the great
artery Of the heart, rendering operation
for tieing the vessel entirely impossible
The injury was received two weeks or more
prior to the operation being attempted.
The patient has been measurably free from
pain since the operation, but Of course in
most dangerous condition.-AhG CGlifor-
MA.
The operation upon Mr.. Barnes was
performed by DR.. Cooper, of the Eye In
lirmery in this city, assisted by the medical
men Of AlvaradO, Alameda county. Much
feeling prevails in Alyarado in regard to
the stabbing Of Barnes, which grew out of
difficulty in regard TO a young lady whom
Smith alleged had been seduced by Barnes.
We don't know enough of the case to ex-
press al opinion as TO who is most blame
worthy The circumstance is much to be
regretted, as Smith is said to have hereto
fore borne good character. Torn Talk.
, 1856-08-29
House of Representatives, Jape a, 1856,
Mr.. ALLISON, from the committee on Mill
tary Affairs, made the following
HOPort.


The committee on Militdiy Afairs 10 tchon
Icas referred House bill No. /, "authoriz-
ing The Secystdryof War 10 settle and pay
The expenses Of lie ioar Nth Tie Indians IN
The Territories Of Oregon and HIashing-
ton, in the gears 1855 and 1856, and for
other purposes" together Wih he memOri-
ais of The Territories of Oregon and
Washington, praying Mat The expenses of
said tcar may be paid, respectfully report:
That the differences of opinion existing
between General Wool, the military COM
mandant Of the department Of the Pacific,
and the authorities Of the territories, TO-
gether with the magnitude OF the expenses
involved, constrain your committee to re-
commend that no appropriation for such ex-
penses be made at this time, and that the
accompanying bill be passed in lieu of the
original bill, which will enable Congress to
legislate knowingly on the subject before
an appropriation is made
, 1856-08-29
p ZOE U q "
Mountain Musings.

The lordly merchant. in his hall.
Recounts his gains with pride
MS oaies VI SP"e' "N gyms VI pi''s'
Ana wharf anu "arehouse "'ue'
He leas'eth aye on dain'y ARE
tie quans the Dio"u''eu "'ne
And yet MS lot envy no''
Nor would eha"se lot mine
With bosom hight ana spirit i'ce'
To wander whc'e may
Up 70 the mllS' ahu couch'u OH "ea'"'
To vie" the hamletS Spre"u neh'a'n'
And blue lake'' lar away
Oh' loWlana n'ar''' anu 'naip'e uo'ne''
But never yet on mountain top
Was born or dwet slave.
On mountain peak the prophet first
Gods awful mandates bore
On mountain peak the dove did rest,
That few the peluge DER.
Then ye, whose hearts doth weary beat,
With care or sorrow riven,
Come, climb with me Sieve Callans brow;
And let your thoughts, like Titans, now
Ascend from thence to heaven!
-,.,-..,,.,,..,.
w sv'O'I' H1'I =. ~
,,., INN 'ls e'o','e'.1 aos,,.,o,. m
, 1856-08-29

Mr. BUcHANAN.-0ne of the most strik-
ing facts of the present political campaign
is the evident impossibility on the part Of
the opposition Of finding throughout Mr.
Buchanan's forty years esEeeTsaga public
man, any personal point winch to at
tack him. Washington Star.
, 1856-08-29

adopt, shall be paid to Tie person or persons
entitled thereto, ont Of any moneys in The treas
Ury not otherwise appropriated.
SEC 3. AMI De IL further enacted, That
10 meet The expenditures prOrided for la this
act, The sum of-, or so much, not eEceed-
ing thdt amount, as may be necessary to pay
said expenses, is hereby appropriated.
, 1856-08-29

TIE NUMBER OF ELECTORAL vOTEs.-The
votes to be cast by the several states for
president and vice president are as follows:
, 1856-08-29
Gbt (]iuntrr anO Democrat.
Is PUBLISHED on EVERY FRIDAY MORNING
By EDWARD FURSTE.

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For one square ia lines or ess), three Insertions g.
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Sacramento street, San Francisco, Is authorized IN
receive and receipt for subscriptions and advertise
ments in California.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-08
WHITE ,sp sX2icfN s,} H HISS sss,,os

TuyHIs delightful Watering place open recrpon
viters II situated the line Of the Roanoke
and Beour, surrounded by mountains and the
beautiful pletuvsaue and fertile portions Of vynis and mme
$50 the road ITSELF and about half mile
depot only hours from Richmond and Pessbag and
two hours from Lynehburg.
leaving Point PETERSBURG. Richmond
by the soutsiJe and Danv Ran Roads,
the Virginia and Tennessee Rail Road Lynhbug
Bonsaeks depot sbouS o'clock p NJ the day where
Omnibus, will them them
White Black sulphur
Properties be altstrd who
relieved the The Of
counties for having cured many persons afflicted with various
CHRONIC AND OTHER DISEASES.
They mineral Virginia for the
Dyspepsia
and Bladder General Debility especially Of the Nervous
kinds and other
Of the diseases peculiar TO Females
They purgave aud diuetc, with strong
the skin lev certificates Of the that might be
nished, given below.
BUILDINGS spacious convenient
consisting Of Hotels Cottages, &C, anornE seeommoda
be found In the mountains Of vIns
hotels cities The Bedding unusually
throughout the estab henas all which
invite visitors examine and judge Tor themselves No pains
spared the
establishment The general eonnded j. A. HEP
ELfNGER Of Cumberland Maryland, assisted
FRED JAMES and Ro READ late Of Lynehburg who will
doubt give satisfaction TO all who visit the place
There will be BOWLING ALLEYS, &c., for exercise.
FINE BAND OP MUSIC already secured TELEGRAPH
THE TABLE will be found the
cs for securing supplies being about they well
be.
jeis-sm }. A HErELFINGER CO. Projectors.
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BOOK AGENCY.

BOOK AGENCY.
WIZ Subscribers have established Book
and will furnish any book publication price
Tree OF postage Any by forwarding subscription
o. any % The % MaEanes such Harpers Godsy PutnAs
Grahams Frank Lee' Fashions &C. will the
Tor one year and Of splendid Telegraph portrait
Washington Jackson or Clay subscribing 10 81 and VI
Magazine they viii receive Of either Of three portraits
II Subscribing TO % worth Of Magazines portraits
sent gratis Music furnished TO those who may wish
Envelopes Of every description and size In large small quAn
ties, furnished Zeal Presses, Dies &c, order
Every description Of Engraving
and dispatch. Views Of budngs Newspaper Headings
Machinery, Book Illustrations Lodge Certificates
All orders sent by mall promptly attended wishing
oter buildings can send Dsgueeoype sketch Of the building
BY mail OF
Persons distance having saesble TO their
advantage - address the ubsrber would
the sale u the BYRAM PERCY.
30 South Third street, Philadelphia, Pa
. ~ BTNAh
NHwTy
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HARDWARE.
FALL fAAfE5RRrWXA&E. r. sss.

r. +. MOORE 4 CO.,
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC HARDWARE
No - Pearl 81, opposite n. W. fty's Richmond, Va,
received direct hon the nanusesrsrs Rnsand
and nom the country supply Of
AmsrcAn ooods Their stock 10 and eonpiste.
Ing In part Of
Redsers" and wessnho,n. ane aud Pocket KNIVES,
Pocket kn've. Of Ia g. and blades.
Back bone ebony and Ivory handle Knives Forks
Razor. az wade butcher and urcavs.
manufacture OF every style and quality,
Scissors and shears OF varous m.kes and styiea.
Hngie and double barrel guns,
Pistols, Rlnes RIFE Barrels and Mcuntings.
Trace, halter, log, vel. ami aud tongue chains,
Wedding and hitting Hoe. all sls-s
AVE. OF Collins. simmons. and virginia make.
Hand and panel saws. Hammers and Hatchst.,
MIL pitt and circular
Spades aud shovrs OF Ames' 10 cd 9th
Anyiis. Vices, aud smiths Bellows.
sdse and baud Hammers, scrsu Pi.t~
Castings. Horse Shoes and iIorse Shoe Nails,
Wire Selves and Sners.
Horse Collars, Mind Brides and Hames,
nridis rllnEs worsied Rens and Glrths,
Iocks. Hinges and Screws, Of every description,
Planes, Chisels, Ausurs and ries Of all kinda,
Platform and Counter patent and ss~,,.i.
sngish. American, and q. ID. Percussion Caps,
nsy aud Manure Forks, Z. aud prong
Hardware stores. ~ y"
As good. have been purchased term.
and selected exclusively for the Virginia. North zen
merchants visiting this city. and respectfully an
mnatien OF cur stock determined any
hous- In this Of the Northern cities -
r s-Orders promptly and carefully attended TO- AUS
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-08
Prizes amounting To
2OO,O 900 Do l. L. AIRS
WIN be distributed according to the following
VI q NlfICE en- SCH VI E.
1000 p''I ws. ;sSs ss1 SIC n.1,. W quarter. 10 80
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.

PLAN OF THE LOTTERY
The Numbers corresponding with those Numbers
printed slips eneeed
small tin tubes, and placed In wheel
The similarly printed eneireied placed
smother wheel.
The wheels then rsvolved and number drawn from the
Wheel Of Numbers the time Prize drawn
other The number and Prize drawn opened
hibed The audience, and registered by the
being the This
peated until all the Prizes ar drawn
PKiLEThe preceding and the
Numbers drawing the 100 PrE. will be entitled
tie $40 Approximation Prizes, ing to tie scheme
The MAnAgr their Lotteries shall
Others the public the above sehre which, for the brianey
Of its Capitals the chances Of obtaining PiI
eQunlrd.
~ Remember thai prize drawn, and payable full
without deduction.
s- All prizes Of $1,000 and under paid Immediately amer
irAwing-o;ir prizes the usual time 81 thirty days.
All Communications strictly confidential The drawn numbers
will he forwarded purchasers nmedatel, amer the drawing
Prir tickets ead In other tickets either Office
lF- Orders for tickets be Addressed either to
3. SWAN CO, Atlanta Ga,
auls g. SWAN, Montgomery, Ala.
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SUDDEN DEArH At wILNIsGToS, y. C.--We learn from
the Journal that on Wednesday afternoon, James II
Weakiey Esq., of Florence Ala arrived on the Manehes
ter train sned by his wife and niece and put up
the Carolina Hotel intending to leave in the morning for
some of the Virgins Springs little before O'Clock
in the evening he left his oom and had proceeded only
short distance when he Tell and expired Deceased
about SO years of age native OF Halifax county, Virgin
ia but raised in Tennessee.
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J. A. HkFELFINGEK Co, Projectors.
CERTIFY ATEs
PETERSBURG VA Nav 18th ls52



You desire opinion Of the Coyner Springs
resided the place 1--WE months
favorable opinion Of the
Indigestion prosaon general debility uterine ohsruc
OF all the
the mountain with
except White. than pleased
the Immediate and
supervision, have secured the services Of gentleman
the House BALTIMORE which, tog the with the Tine
hotel beautifully finished and furnished besides
Portable the patronage Of the public and
Springs the Inviting fashionable
Virginia With best wishes for AMI happiness,
can, my dear sir, Your most obedient servant,
I NJ N
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FALL TRADE, 1880.
A ID L T. & q II A Y

WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS,
NO. ~ WEST MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, VA
UAyf IN and receiving asortment Of
DRUGS, CHENICAIS DYE STUFF PAINTS, oils WIN.
DOW GLASS &c, Ac consisting In part Of
Superior Indigoes, prime Ouibro Nsdder blue yuio
Ainm, Copperas, extract Loguood lao Dye Cochineal
Cream Tartar, TartArio Acid, s.llpttre NJ Carb Soda
Sal soda, ouinine, French and Aueean. For Sulphur
Roll Brimstone. Castie Soap, white and notified
Emery, bes Eugish, rehped Borax Csnphne Burning Fluid
Spts. Turpentine, Alcohol, Varnshes, Of al Rrades
Lintced Lard, aolar and sperm OILS
zinc Paint, French and American
White Lead, dry and In on, Red LEAD
Iithsrge, NcrdFris. Chrome and Yellow
Mace, Nunegs Cloves, Cassia, Allspice
Pepper, Ginger ground and Whole
Together With general Of an the popular Mednes
and choice selection Of har TOOTH nail and other nda
Rubber. born and buffalo Combs Coognes french
and Englsh Per &C. al ~ which
voeble Tor The usual credit puneuai dealers
se2
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IsrEREsrISe ExPKRINESrs-The British government
has directed experiments to be instituted by its war de-
partmcnt to ascertain the specific gravity, tcnacity ten
son transverse strain compressty, and other proper
ties Of cast IRON order such qualities OF that
metal will best suit the purpose OF gun casting To this
end every variety that be secured will be
experimental upon.
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SEPTEMBER Isr, 1856.
NEGRO CLOTHING a. NEGRO RIANKETs.

IHNHOMAs PRICE co. opening large snd extensive
assortment OF blankets heavy woolens and Lnsys Tor hed
hands which they the aation % merchant
Others needing such goodsa NJ which I'LL he offered
rates Among those TO hand white and cold Blankets
sleeps ssttnets extra stout Keys Va Penenusry cs.
plaid Linseys Tor D. l. up
ahHrg plaid Ozuabugs, plaid Domestics, ued Cloths
aud beaehed srngs and shestngs wooen Nose
socks A.. &C
And by every arrival they receiving New Goods
10 Ehch they ask The notice q their friends and the
sei-dAc1m. THOR X PHfOE
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DEArH OF An ExILEp PRrEsr.-The YgnHce Velalquez
de Ia Cadena OF the Metropolitan Church Of the
cy OF Mexico one of those that had been baDished by
the Government under an accusation of couspirng
overthrow it. died recently in New Orleans.
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CHANGE OF SCHEDULE
&C n % B T. IL ID.
HApf FROM RICuuOxn

Two Lynchburg ~ 30 To Lexington o. %
IL To buchanan 90 To the Natural Bridge 80
Fare from both Richmond aud Lynchburg Charlottesville
Satisfied trial.
Boats better accommodated by leaving the evening
the old and the 2d
Monday Wednesday and Friday, at NJ reach New Canton
NJ and seotsyie ~ NJ OF the hrst and Lynehburg
and Buchanan and Lexington at p NJ OF the second day
Returning, leave buchanan at A. NJ Lynchburg IN
NJ Monday Wednesday and Friday reach Scosvie IOH
New Canton N p NJ and arrive In Richmond
The
and buckingham C. H. and In seo,,sve with the
lotiesvile.
eW- See Time and Distances, In Card below:
Lsdvs Richmond Monday, l. sdpe LynoAburg Monday
Wsdu<sdav nd Friday, at Wednesddu and FriffaU
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SINGULAR AocIpExr-A child four months old, Of
pectabls French Canadian parents met with singular
death ON Monday night 1t fell from its mothers arms
purng her Sleep and the string OF his cap catching upon
the post OF the side OF the bed, II was suspended
and stransled When the mother awoke IN the morning,
she missed the child and looking for il found 1t hanging
dead IL was an only chld.-NoHired! Adp.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-08

The second term OF the Atlanta Medical College, Allan
ia Ga closed on Saturday with delivery OF diplomas In
course forty young gentlemen six degrees of NJ d. al
eand,fDa aud honorary degree.