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Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-05-30
From the Rural American.
Potatoes.

~, r. a.
LUG un'se's'' n'.''o , " s''e
pos.o crop y great oa'ana''y'
anu 'or SEVERN years many 'nco,
re: nave peen advanced ia rega.u
20 rs cause ooo ':s cure anu 'o'
a"s"s : NUM- ~ % sun "u ope"
question: ! 10 not p,v'end 70
nave mauo any great a,scove''es
on these POINTS put VIII s.np'y
s'''o = ''0' ~ my own o~po''o''e'
'ogc'ner wan = lew rene.''ons'
LAST spring ! p"n'eu 'n'ec'
quarters ' o. an acre, acre =, " corr p'om-
,ns !" = noe'a' eoa' ~ ~ '"'e'..o".
' -. "'""' ~ n''"o ''' az; P :; .ss
S s;,' 49,. ~ a 80. ' .' so =, ' 20
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.s " ~ =. ~" :" h ~" s'"' sh soP
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sa'u'a,eu WIN ~. now ""s s,'s ~ s' :
a's,' ~ , ae"P - '"v .; s, - 'a;,a =
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'os' " Nv" ,s,... ' a,. )" ''"'' -,
asnes' W. win a, 'a y leose 81, u. INC
n'Ao~ 'e'ls 'o' ~ 'e''"'" ~" 'oa-
Qy 70 plant my corn, putting u
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pRFD VEST.

Boil q handful ov hops Tor dc CRIB kom-
onli keld Liz EvcrlostiU, hwic IL az g'oi)
in a hqf q gallon ov voter Stan, md
por Dc boliu Iikor upon piutov flsr ster-
ipmpidli until Il bekumz dc tiknos ov past
Let it kdl. and ad hqf q tskupfnl ov vest
It vii riz rapidli and must be mikst dsn
several timz. FINAL. tikn wild k6m mel
and dri in smol kdks. aez vii KEEP FOR
several munts.
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heiinDVite uenulhe rrepafahons.
HELMRoLn'S HIGHLY coNcENTRATED
LEaHRlIADl LHIlI XIRhGI RDGHI.

For diseases OF the Bladder and Kidneys. Secret
Diseases, Structures. Ncaknesses. ana all. dis
eases OF he Srxnai Organs, whether Ia male
or female. from vhafevor cause they may have
originated, and no matter OF how long stand
Ing.
Il ron nave contracted tho ierribls disease
which, wheH seated In The systetp, will surely 90
down from one generation 70 another. undcrmi-
ding the c0nstltution. aud sappiug tho very vital
fluids OF life, 30 moi trust oursnlf 10 The hands Of
Quacks. who start up ovry day Ia q city like this
and an the papers with glaring faisehoos
TOO v Ell calculated 70 deceive the young. aud
lhuse uotacquainied nh thcir lilcks. You can.
9ol be 700 careful ip The selection ola rcmed, ~
thesa cases.
Tic Fgnid extract Buchu has been pronounced
BY eminent physicians The greatest remedy even
known. ~ Is amedicino perfectly pleasant 10 10,
tasto, and very innocent In ne aclion. nnd yoitc
thorough that q EnnIhiiifes ever, particle Of The
rank aud poisonous virus Of this dreadful discnsu
end, anllkc oiber remedies, does noi Or. a p .tis
disease Ia the blood.
Consu ulional Debility brought on by self
abnse, a most terrible disease, which has broueh
thousands 10 untlmoly graves, thus blasting ths
brilliant hopes Of parents. AID blghtng IA ~,
bud The glorious ambition Of mauy noble youth
can bo cured b, this iufaiiibo Kennedy. Aud a.
medicine which must bcnoat ever, body, from thl
simply delicate 70 thv conlncd aud desppairlnl
invalid, no equal IL 10 be iourd acting both a.
Cure aud preyeniise.
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seMENT FOR GLus

Step izIuglos for "a 5rz in hwit brandt,
den boil dc mikstylr jentli sterip until bur
oil dlzolvd. SHdn and boil il from dc ar.
Hwcn kold Il vii bclsum Dix jeli. Wdd,
erten war, or gIaa, il ypuitcd wild dis viii
brak elswar ruder dan separat in ds old plas'
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ussful 9stipss.


CREAM PIE.-Boil and sweeten
the cream, flavor it with grated
lemon, and bake in a pate, about
as long as pumpkin pie.
Snow BALL CAKE.-0ne- half
cup Of butter, one nutmeg, one
cup of loaf sugar, the white Of
two eggs, one-haIf teaspoonfal Of
soda, one-half cup Of sour cream.
ClnER CAKE.--Seven cups of
flour, two cups Of sugar, one cup
oC butter one cup of cider, one
spoonful Of soda, two eggs, one
nutmeg,
r1- although it be not in
your power" said Marcus Aurel-
ius, "to be a naturalist, a poet, an
orator or a mathematician, 1t is in
your power to be a virtuous man,
which is best Of ALL
FRUIT CAKE.-One-half pound
butter, three-fourths Of a pound
of sugar, one cup Of molasses.
one cup Of sour milk, one tea
spoonful Of salmratus, eight eggs,
one-lourth of an ounce Of cloves,
an ounce Of nutmegs, one-half an
ounce Of mace, an ounce OF Gin
namon, n wine-glassful Of brndy.
one-half a .glassful Of rose
water, one pound Of citron, one
pound Of currants, two pounds Of
raisins, one and a half pounds Of
flour.
RuuBARB SAUCE If the Rhu-
barb stalk has u green spotted
surface, it is n kind that may be
cut up without peeling; If Of tho
red sort, the peel must be torn oil
before ii is cut up.
Cut the stalk into the stewpan
in pieces about m inch long, and
add about half its weight Of sug-
ar with n little water, and spicing
IL liked; set it over a brisk fire,
occasionally sinking the sauce
pan around, and when quite ten
der, pourit into a bowl to cool.
mugs on Melons,
Bugs may be kept from mel
ons, cucumbers and squashes, by
setting boxes over them six OF
eight inches high, and open at
both ends. Bugs fly from vine
to vine in n horizontal direction,
hence the boxes are generally an
obstruction, and they generally
pass by them. 1t is said that
these frames. with millinet drawn
over them, answer as good a pur-
pose for forwarding early vegeta.
ton, as frames covered with
glass.
Cabbage worms
John Farrar, one Of the most
practical turner's in the State,
says these destructive insects
may be destroyed in the following
easy and simple way:
"Break of a large cabbage leaf
and place it on top, upper side
down, Do this, and in the NOR
ming you will find near or quite
all the worms on each cabbage
have taken up their quarters on
this leaf. Take off the leaf and
kill them or feed them to the
chickens, and place the leaf back
if there be any more to catch.'
To Tell Coop Eees.-Ifyou desire
to be certain that your eggs are good
and fresh, put them in water. II the
butts turn up. they are not fresh
This is an Invaluable rule to distinguish
Ia good egg from q bad one.
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This is to certify that In tho summer
Of 1913, | became 80 very lame and
weak in my back, accustomed by ne
that | could not sit down or get dn'
without holding on to some object.
was advised 20 try Mr.. Folsha's Altera-
tive Balm. ny bathingit ak or eight
times, my backwas perfectly restored
and ! have felt no symptom At It's return
since.
My wife. also. has used II for Rheu-
matte pains, headache aud toothache
with very beneficial results.
IL. YEAKLE.
Dec. lst. Is43
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TAX handful ov hops in q bag and q
DUN pqrd potasoz, boil dem tigeder, maj
De 'poiatoz in dc likor, ad hqf tssp6nftal
ov flsr and abSt az mug vest; miks and
let it stand until dc nelsst da.
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a Certificate from the Rev. J. u. Finley
Cincinsaii, March 9TH, 1857.

A Certificate from the Rev. ]. n. Finley
Clncinsati, March 9TH. 1857.
DR.. FoFsha--T This IL tho fret tune la my
long lifa that have given my name In
recommendation Of auy medicine. az gen.
cral remedy, though have often boon solcl.
tee have ussd yenr Alternative Dalm for
nearly two years. hfsl, for the rheumatism
In my hip and knee. Of which ! waa nearly n
cripple, then !or very severe braaea ON rso Of
my family, Then Violent attack ofdiarthsea
on myselfi thea for lnlama,isn. for burns
bruises, aud for very severe case OF e,lG
neck, brought on by a violent cold. aud a
think have had full proof Of i,n medical
properties, Ia a gieas ninny ofihe diseases Tor
which you Recommend H.. aud have not
found II fall Ia even Quo Of than. SUI,
Pc notsay that II ~ an inialllbls cure, yot
ismy uoberr onsioilon. thai II " the DO,
compound Cor these remedies for which Il Is
recommended. that ! have ever tned. o. /
have trird many will not, II | can pro
cure II, be without II IN my family for any
consideration. Hoping that you will uil'
continue 10 compound II honestly and that Il
may relieve theunands Of sufferers, | tnost
heartily recommend II TO my fellow ciiIzens
5, 'acs excellent Family Medicine.
Yours, aiIeclionniely,
r. FINLEY
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wHIaHrs TONIC st AzRggEvER AND Asul


- A NEVER FAILING REMEDY.
TITS preparation bengputirely Vegetable pre-
ductIon, rs elects upou The system Gio highly "a.
intary, improving The general health and lnvleor-
nung The conaututiou. lr u A CERTAIN ANb sArK
ktnepv. fcrao, residing In Fever aud Aguo
districts can DO cnectually protected from an Ut
tack oy occasionally taking small quantity Of
u Is mixturc. Where itls once tried. and rs viz.
tlee thus become known. lfs srporiorify over os-
cry ethef medicin Is 50 apparent that The public
no longer hesinle what remedy 70 employ. In
cases ofChsils aud Powers, the cure Is nfrKcrukL;
the eAusn u removed and there Il return OF
pnroxisn. I'm cascs OF debility this mixture has
been found most o1lcaci0ue and speedy remedy
restoring thotone OF The stomach and brlcing the
nervous system generally.
The rapid ealo OF this medicine, lie universal
and surprising efficacy where Ills used, atiestod By
The numerous certificates which VIC are constantly
receiving, warrantus IN asserting II has no EQUAL
before the public. PETER u. WRIGHT q &C.,
importers, Chemists and Wholcsale Druggists.
sfi Markets., Philadelphia, Pa,
fobo had Of Druggists aud merchanisgci orally
NV. HsitK, .. W Moody and u. D, Drpoir.
UiIXe-It
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This IL TO certify that. In jane last WIS
attacked with the Asiatic Cholera, aud was
soon, us any physician states IA collapsed
state. | had remained in this state someiwo
hours, when my physician informed my nm
!, and friends that | could not possibly Il :,
and strictly forbid my wife permitting an,
one giving me any medicine or nourshmeni
whatever, az II would only hasten my deSih
AT this ,imeMr. Forsha came TO see me, and
bronahi viii. hlmR bottle containing four
ounces Of bic Alternative Balm, sud asked
permission OF my wife 10 use II ON meas he
,hcashtit wouldlnmediasely give ense. !
was Immediately applied, aud IN less than ten
minutes was stored, aud was In wnrm
pcrspirutioa, prior to which time my extrcmi-
ties were cold. clanmy sweat was on my
face and head After the use Of Two other
bottles Of the sa,nc medicine. | was cn,Irsl,
leysd Of al distres,. and In few days was
restored TO health.
lwould most cnecrfuly aud heartily rec
ommend this BALM 10 al who are afflicted
Ia similar way have also used Il IN
oihor Diseases, aud have found IL most
excellent remedy DO NO, think II can be
toohiahlv ..eo.,........I
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Wholesale Depot, att. a. C. Reak-
hiTt's, No. 81 Pearl st. Gin.
DR.. s. w. Forsha, Drug Store, No
side of Filth st, 3 doors east of Smith
Gin. o.
For sale at r. Tynar's, ID. Price g.
Sons, LInck g. Farquhar's. DIR. Moody's
and Or. Hailes, Rockville. Ind.
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Bnt that's no reason Why n. n A. n. illaet ildg.
Of Metnmofa, ennnot sell cheaper And better
goods than an, house in The valley consisting ofa
general assortment of ~, Goods. ufecvfier.
QucenawAfe, Hardware, Cutlery. Boots aud
shoes, liHis, Taps. land n gensfai assortment OF
proved shanghai stylus. We woald respectfully
call BIO ntluniion 81 the indies 10 our stock ol
Nlika, Q Lalnea, DO beffes, Aipaeaa, Cashmere,
Ne, also hhawlsof VARIOUS Descriptions, Dress
Trimmings, jewolfy aud a genefal assoftmuni 81
Yankee Noilohn. which W. positively Will sell as
cheap ifnot cheaper Than any house ia the yalle,
lofeuhof approved country produce. We 70.
turn our sincere thanks Coz i0fmof patronage, aud
hsk liberal share forthe coming Year. Call nnd
SEQ us.
Allindebted 10 ne win please call and settle ~
their accounts, 40 NO nust have money, or Ne
cannot contlne 10 sell goods ~ cheap.
II. q A. NJ bLAckLiDoE.
feb. I.2m.
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Certihcsteiiom ID. l.. Starr.
have known Mr.. Forsha's Altcra.
tive Balm to perform very extraor
dinary cure uyon horse that was very
badly cut, some time since.
| used II upon one occasion, exter-
naIly. with good effect. believe ii
to be perfectly safe and eilicacious
remedy to be usedin many complaints.
ID. l.. STARR.
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CINCINNATI.

STEAsHs NAnHrqE5B fy SgFks GaHtf 5g g1s.;
ROADWAY and firm street. Cincinnati. Ohio.
Monuments. Tomhs. and Grave stones. Marble
Mnntlea and sfnluary. babti<uel fonts. Nsorsl
Concter slabs, &c. 6c, constant, on hand and
furnis1cd 10 order.
Slab or sawed % order.
mnrQf sally
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HELMB0LD's n0LY c0NckNTRATRD
COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT
SARSAPARILLA.

For purifying the blood, removing all diseases
arising Rom ekcc-s 81 Mercury, exposure aud
iupupence and IN ITO, chronic CONSTITUTIONAL
disrasu, arising from an impuro stste Of blood.
and the only reliable aud cnectual known
remedy for the care OF Scrofuia, Salt khuum
Scald Head, Uleemlsons OF the bones, letter,
flmplss on The face, aud All scaiy eruplions OF
the skin.
Thls article 1, now prescribed by some OF lac
moat Distinguished phyyiclans Ia the country
ard has proved more encicnt in~pfuetich than
any preparation Of Sarsa2rilla yet onnred TO the
public. several cases Of secondary Sphyl.s,
Alurcnrla aid Sefolulous diseased have entirely
recovered Ia the incnfahlc wards Of our pubic
hat ltu uons which had ioinuh, yeas resisted
cry mode OF treatment thAl could be devised. -
These coses furnish striking exampieso tho salu-
tafs enrcts OF tus uiedlcino Ia ariesting somo Of
were dlslro,e aud The bonss already hieclcd.--
AoTice.-Lsuers nom responsible Phsslciana
aud Professors OF several Aedlcnl Collie. cs, and
ecrllncalns ~ cnres from patients will be found
accompanying both preparations,
pRlcr, Fluid kxlraes OF buchu, el per bottle
or 2 so'''s' ''.P s.r.upsr,ila
equulln, strength 70 ono gallon OF syrnd or sar'
Prepared and soll BY n. T. HgLMBoLr,
chenisl, soa chesnut street, noof The orard
no BE tiADoF
JOHN w. MOODY,
Rrookvilie,.
4 ft Ind.
Aud Of Druggists and Dealers.
All letters directed 10 the proprietor or ngen
receive Immediate attention.
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II lnek fsfqasss are Is fessIcs 1 q fs|| $50
Pliss ofths seo.csst orecsr1D - ber mlpess1
eel Row by LIkCKA 1ARog1AR.
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Boiling water, says the Horti-
culturist, is n most excellent ap-
in the spring Of the year,
for diseasedand feeble peach trees,
and is a certain remedy for the
peach worm. A correspondent
very eflectually excluded the
peach worm by digging a basin
around the foot of the trunk, for
ming a cavity a foot in width
and four inches deep, and then
pouring into the basin very thick
whitewash, made Of fresh lime,
and suffered to stand one day be-
fore applying.
GRIDDLE CAKEs.-To one quart
of sour milk add the yolss Of four
eggs, saleratus enough to sweeten
the milk, put in flour enough to
make batter; beat the whites Of
tie eggs to a froth and stir it in
when you commence to bake.
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CINCINNATI.
DIR. FoRSBA'S
Alternative Balm,
"a BALM FOR EVERY WOUND, ?
FOR INTERNAL. AND EXTER
MAI, Use.

Rte ~ ~ ny A. 4tttlftA ia a IN +,
NAL USE.
This balm is warranted tore
Iieve all Rheumatisms, Strains in
the Spine, or Spinal affection and
Dyspepsia, Headache, or Stiil
Neck, Toothacbe Earachc, Sore
Throat, Soreness in the Breast,
Stomach OF Bowels, OF Burning in
the breast, asthma. Bronchitis,
Sprains and Bruises, Burns, Scalds
or Frozen Parts, Cramp Gholic
aud Bilious Cholic, Cholef8. Nor
bus, Pleurisy, FIux, lever and
ague, Piles, Vorns. Fresh cuts or
sores, inflammation in the head,
Stor: ch, Bowels, or Kidneys,
Summer complaint Of Children
Worms and inflammation of the
stomach, and Bowels, and Group,
Scarlet Fever.
IKE reason Why this balm reaches al Ties
cases is because II reduces inflammation, aud
rnoSes he secretious and nersoos system
into action. This power is owing 10 the
peculiar combustion. Of medical properties
without their being aeulralized. The medi
cine is perfectfalIy safe. not containing any
deadly poison, OF mineral. Il wall, * usad
freely, act Immediately upon the liver, and
all other secfeelve organs.
Read thc following Certificates.
Certificate OF DR., J. Il Jordan, late Residenl
Physician olthe Fourth Street Cholera II os
pllal.
can eheerfally reeommeno tie Altsfaliy,
Balm to the publcknowlne as do, that Il i
an cxcellen,articls I uscd it with goo,
elIec, 10 Cholera, during my late connection
with tie Fourth ST., Cholera Hospla inthi,
city, ia case OF cramps slias IA 4
stomach and bowels. also used II Ia cas-
Of inflammation OF the kidneys with The hap
pisstelset. From my knowledge ofl.s vr-
aes, Ia the above diseases AMI others, Il
which have used Il. | have no hssl,ancy Il
pronouneing II superior 10 any insdicin
hitherto offered 10 the public with which
have become acquainted, aud would cheer
fully recommend tito the public.
IN. JORDAN. N.
Cincinnati. Sent. lat lS19
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PHILADELPHIA.
WRIGHTsS

FEVER AND A0UE MIXTURE,
For Chi}is and Fevers, Remiiienf and
Intermittent Fepers. and General De-
bilikn.
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JOEL KIRBY.

do hereby certify that the above cer,in-
cate Is correct. and The statement Of The
physician made to me IL true.
JULIA ANN KIRBY.
Cincinnati. Dec, 9Th, isi9. %
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cONNERsvILLE
Iron Foundry.


cONNERsvILLE
Iron Foundry.
aI1HA1r q tn owPso
.(Succsssors 70 W. y. Oebhcart)
coo w vns I: sss Z! . {: pss'ss. y
Castings Of every Description. -
.lrtiess % Monroe ssfses.s few 1oors south
We We sss s s " on hand .as ls,rs., sus
beet assortment Of CSokiux Stoves In Ne saiIes
and having rrccniiy Increased eur fseill1ies for
manu- 'AesurIne. ~ have dssernined lersLt and
AT CINCINNATI pRlCESl
wssess'nss . nspufssssfs ne sss's F-'r pre-.
HATHAWAY COOKING. STOVE.
GOV admitted 70 be the srss cooling sloss IN NE
United ntatesi We also msonisetufe ne pfsn,l-
am o. slsp Cooking stoves, wlsh OF holes ssd
W. sss prepared 70 furnish. ~-e,ss4.s and
Sad Irons. Wagon Boxes, and Irons,
leo, Co., q city Prices.
TINwxRE. '''''"'"''
AvETRoUGHs. rVes
4 ROUSE SCOUTING.
Kept On hand snd made 70 order.
JOB Cssfings a. ~ kinda.
msds ~ . Superior msansss ~ snoss no>s>e.
Having supio,sd expsslssesd eerrmss. We
.nsIss sspssisi sttsntsonte Ne fact thssve yer.
ssssssis % Ss y sssi s:ss;si - - sSe s.sss;
wH'~old Castings. old Cope r, sa> css...,
Produce ssesu ~ Exchange,
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And Of Druggists and Dealers.
All letters directed to The proprietor OF agent
receive Immediate attention.
iunei5-iy.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

Dec. lst- Is4o.
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NEW BOOKS Fancy Articles and Music
~ Good Time Coiuing;
Rose Clark, by Fanny Fern;
The Home Garner,
Knickerbockcr Gallery fine ed
The Philadelphia Housewives
Rejected Addresses by Horace and Jones SMITH
Song of the lIiawala. by Longfelow;
Harper for January, 1856,
Together with large lot of Blank Book just received at
LANGHORNE &sWALKUPS
New Book Store, opposite Citizens Savings Bank
dnco
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ee,-pAnrNEHs,uIpNoTIC

r. es-PAEsENEIsSlIIPN OTICE.-Wc have
IN this day entered into partnership
" a. and hrm nj SiLNER1hORN x Cliff, for the
action of the Watch and Jewery business in the
heretofore occupied by H. Siyerthorn Main street. Lynch.
huGg, Va.
" have receive and opened large and beautiful stock
Watches, JewCry and Slverware which will compare
ably for style and quality. with any 1t
purpose to keep hand always the best ahd
styles OF goods line and to sell them
h prices and amy article sold by will be warranted be
represented
We shall give attention especially the repairs
Watches Of the firm being practical matchmaker and
has the
of the largest houses North from which received
the highest testimonials Tor integrity and capacity
We respectfully invite the public examination OF
Stock hich shall speak particularly
ter. IL. SIIVERTuORN
Dec % 1850 j. CLIFF
dec
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1a,WECE A WEEIa isErW ZEN

Il BALTIMORE AND RICHMOND, by steam 60,
ers BELNIDEKE and POCAHONTAS.-I1t
STEAMER BELNIDERE leaves Baltimore every SAT X
DAY IEKNoON Tor Richmond Returning, leaves RI II
MoND every TUESDAY AFTERNOON for Baltimore
The POCAHONIAS leaves BALTIMORE every WEI
NESDAY AFT ERNDON for Richmond. Returning, lc Sc
RICHMOND every SATURDAY AFTERNOON tor lar
tmore.
shippers to baltimore by these twoBoats must have thu
goods here every Monday and Friday OF each week.
InnI o., L IL ~ 4 ~ Ii .Ln,.A
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IkETWEEN I.Is aEmOaD Am \.

- = u y "
The [. 5 Mail steamship JAMESTOWN, in
mand OF Capt LEWIS PARRISH, leaves New York reguiar
every SAflkDA AFTERNOON at O'Clock, for Ricl
mohd She viii not take any freight from City toh
She leaves Richmond regularly every TUESDAY AfTEh
kOON at 4 O'Clock for New York
Those desiring 10 ship by her have their goods here
Monday Passengers desiring take this ship here h
State.itoom secured by addressing MS by mai.
~ The ROANOKE, Capt. SIMMER stops at City Point
where she will land and receive eght. Both the Jano
and the Roanoke receive and land passengers City Io
and Norfolk. LuDIAM & W ATS6N.
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Va INS BOOKS AGAIN.
= v Notes an Central America--by Z. q. Squircs;
NJIolepn at 81. lleena--by Abbott
Tho Escaped Novice the SisteThood ST. Joseph En-.
mitaou1g MI;
Meuua of 5. ), Prentice of Missouri;
Tho Laaees Of Linwood-by the author Of Hearts Ease
Leaves ieana Family Jnurna-by Z. Souvestre;
Frau, Lrslir's Portfolio Of Fancy Needle work;
Amaefs-a tale Of English Society:
Icveriuo--a Romancc-=hy George sands;
Lilly Husan---by Alice GRAY:
Now Household Receipt I}ook--Jy Mrs Hale;
New Cook Book--by do
North British Review for November:
London AT journal for December;
Frank LeSics journal for January;
Ralons Dollar Magazine for january
Hunts Merchants Magazine
Mimic Iifa-hy Anna Cora Richie.
Also Wall Paper School Books &e-a further supply at
jan i5.ts MORSFS
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2::s rHROUGH From BUCHANAN 10
s--A--AA--2-zs LYNCHBJ re AND RICHMOND.

are from Lynehhurg to Buchanan. 30
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From LynchbuTgto Charlottesville ................. 5H
TN and after the I'D Of october Packet Boats viii
bhehanan at A NJ and Lynchburg at = p NJ, 8ouda!
Wednesday and Friday, and arrive in Richmond second day
at > O'Clock A NJ.
charlottesville passengers leaving LyncIburg y T. NJ
reach SeottesVle at l0 a NJ day arrive in Ca
ottesvile at - F. NJ Leave Lynchburg tor Buchanan
Lexington al o. a NJ Monday edncsday and Friday and
arrive at Z NJ
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