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drsAmcd that lovely May had decked
With beauty, fields and bow'rs,
And that strOIIcd one morning mild,
TO catch the breath of flow'rs.
Far from the haunts of busy men,
chose to wend my way,
Thro' Natures wild romantic scenes,
Where solitude held sway.
Aurora fair had just begun
Days golden gate Z unbar,
Aud, now. the Dolphn's dying hues
Glnwed in the East affair.
Wiiie cloudlets fimbriate with gold
fF'lew swan-like in the sky,
And mellow rays of saffron light
Humid each object high,
Bland breezes brcathed welcome to
The bright return of day,
While toying with the dew-gemmed grass
Natures green costume gay.
The birds their matin descants sang
In every little grove,
And til sounding isles of tn dim woods rang
With their warbled tales of love.
Sweet how'rs, " the poetry of earth,'
PrOtuSely decked each field,
Aud, with chaste beauty's mystic charms,
joys heart-lount. urns unscaled.
And, while their deep meaning scanned,
With feelings of delight,
Sol from their blushng petals kissed
The pearly tears Of night.
Those tears in mo%ads rising from
Such ccnsors on the air,
Were oil"rings of incense TO God,
OF redOlency rare.
Dark meadows dotted DER with kline,
In velvet beauty smiled,
Aud irom their sentry shade-trees hung
Grape-vues in festOons wild.
a streamlct, born amid the clouds,
Adown The mountain swept,
While graceful DER its laughing tide,
Wild willows woful wcpt.
The sunlight falling on the stream,
by gentle ripples toss'd,
Made It silver serpent sun,
With bright sapphres emboss'd.
Stream, hill and valley all conspired
Wish birds and flowers fair,
r. form wandering paragon
OF rural beauty rare.
%! twas scene of pure delight
That none could fail to feel
y union of Natures charms
Too perfect to be real.
Caadca, Del. SgM,J.
Smyrna times., 1856-06-18

A KANSAS WANr.-A correspondent of the
lllllsdale Gasette, after mentioning rifles and
some other things which are deemed useful in
Kansas, states real necessary as follows:
"A young Missouran came to my office ycs-
terday, on business, having left his claim about
one hundred miles west, u few days since,
where he had been living about four months
lie said, among other things:
There are plenty of men up thereSfnt
have not seea woman for four months. There
is an Illinois man up there who has woman's
dress, aud carries it around for show, charg.
ing one dollar sight, and is getting rich at
it,"
Smyrna times., 1856-06-18

SECRET MTScHEP-A correspondent of the
London Times, writing from Turin, says, and.
no doubt correctly, that, in all the countries of
Europe where Il right censorship of the press is
maintancd the most injurious saunders on the
government arc disseminated by means of Sc
cret printing. This he states was fully pro-
ven to be the case even in Franco, in the de-
vclopments of the Marianne conspiracy. He
adds that in Central Italy there are at this time
numerous printing presses constantly at work.
which furnish the readers Of the pa ers issuing
from them with matter so dangerous that even
in free Piedmont no paper would dare publish
it. In Piedmont, England, Belgium, and
Switzerland there are no secret presses, be-
cause there is no demand for them, and vet
the newspapers there are infinitely superior in
the moderation of their tone to the surrepti-
tious papers alluded to. This suggests to the
Times correspondent the consideration that if
despotic governments desire TO rid themselves
of these secret ISLANDERS they have only to relax
the severity of their censorship. There is
sound sense in this, but tyranny is ever to blind
to appreciate it.
Smyrna times., 1856-06-18

TURKISH MANAGEMENr.-The corrcsnondan,
OF the London Times, writing from Conston-
tlnople, under date of May 9th, says that with
the peace it seems that all the useful improve
mcnts which have been introduced durinm the
war, are again to fall into decay. A wear
ago the Turkish army hospitals were re-orpan
Ized, under the auspices of a British medical
stall sent out for that purpose-but since they
have relapse into the hands of the wretchedly
organized medical staff of the Turkish army.
ignorance, corruption and imbeciliv have
again caused a dreadful mortality, and the same
shocking condition of things prevails as before.
1t Is to pc feared that this is too much the cha
racter of Turkish management generally. The
nation appears to be incapable ofthat progress
i've improvement which is Witnessed in the civil.
LIKED and Christian countries of Europe. and
examples and teachings are Of little avail.
Smyrna times., 1856-06-18
The Star Slangled Banner,

II Tue french hymn Of Liberty, the Marscl
i'i'e' was composed under exciting cjrcumstau
ceS' the Star Span@led Banner was insnired NV
cFchls no less patriotic by our DISTINGUISHED
couhtryman, Mr.. Francis Scott Kew. an .,blo
uhd eloquent lawyer, an accomplished gentle
man, man Of noble and generous imn,,Isns :
D"IIhg the war with the British in lSII AIR
- Scout Key, was residing in Baltimore, and
nc:"i'n9 The detention Of dear and intimate
a'i''," nc started to obtain his release. lie
,". At 'he mouth of the Patapsco river. which
'"' N"e|'' pcake bay, and is about eighty
h' nii'eS north OF the Potomac river. 'IIere
ARRESTED anu carried on board British
~ III oi-War belonging TO the British fleet eta
TONED opposite Fort MclIenry, the bomIard.
neht OF which lie was compell1d 70 viii
ne hhgish admiral boasled before Mr. Rev
l,'a' ne would take the Fort in few hours. ani
I''e Guy OF Baltimore within thetwo succeeJinr
u%y% nc boinDardment continued turlp,r th,
""o!c Jay ana following night, without maxine
"i' 'P'c'"'oh either on the strength of the !
"oIAS OF The spirit Of the garrison.
ui Pa[lotic conntrymau stood on the deck |
" "'O"'ilS thfongh The smoke which sometimes
ooScured II, the Banner Of Freedom v,,in,,
from The fort. At length night came and h@3
could see 1t no more. Still he watched u.tiI
- ie'glh dawn began to bring objects aropuL
"'o ulStinctncss. With beating heart he turn.
"a towards the fort, and there, waving in the
'iolhih9 breeze, high and nninigrcd was the
banner with lis stars and stripes, the banner Of
Fecdom and Independence, then in its early
,ayS' IL was at this moment of Joy and tri- !,
'hph that Francis Scott Key, under the mdn. :
.ncc OF PalF'otIc excitement, composed the Star ,
>Pah@led b1nncr. Atter Mr.. Kew had bcrn
lherated, aud the British had retired from Far,
lcllenry' without attempting the attack ON the
NY oil Baltimore, he completed his patriotic J.
iy' winch was enthusiastically received +
men, ana has ever been considered as one of +;
he national songs OF our country. AZ Vta.h
llgton, Mr.. Barton Key, the son of Mr. Scott :.
-cy' who did in ls43, was present with y
lany Senators, and all the DISTINGUISHED +"
,,c.ie'y OF th"t city, when Mile Paroo md y
n'9 Hrak"@ch repeated, amidst thundcrs of h
PPlansc ahd waving Of handkerchcIs, this in. ::
''fcd verse, and he was most deeply moved by II
le homage to the memory Of his fathers n
Smyrna times., 1856-06-18

05~ During the thunder. storm, few DAVIS
ago, says the Boston Post, the lightning came
down upon pasture OF Charles Titcoml~ of
Kensington, N. ii descending perpendicularly
into the earth for. about thirty feet. So ms 10
form a good we'll for water. The hole is as
big as barrel, and it was formed like Tie holes
Of the chip munk, without throwing out any
earth.
Smyrna times., 1856-06-18

w tables, or hydrophoba, we regret 10 saw
ma mas SHOWN itself to such Il serious extent N
scarborough Park, near Barnsicv. as 10 cyclic
.he alarm OF the inhabitants ofthat locality and
70 =! attract the attention Of medical men. Tho
uiSeaSc hfst began to show itself on a small
scale IN the latter part of the last or early in
t'ie present year, Immediately after mad dor
was SAID to have been roaming about the local.
W. ana which is supposed to have communca-
led the contagiOn. Nearly 100 deer have AL
ready fallen victims to its effects. While in
STATE OF disease these otherwise innocent and
playful animals foam at the mouth. worry cacL
o'hcr Ike dogs and tear off each others h, i.
ana hcsll and when placed in a state of con-.
hneInent bite at whatever comes within tbn;r
reach. Attention has Just been drawn TO that
matter though child belonging 10 one of Tho
"ofk'nen having been bitten. This caused an
a a. which led to medical gentleman mir
W. T. Sadler, Of BarnsIcy) being called IN
ne mas Issued timely caution to the nb,b- |
'ahtS' calling upon all 10 be on their onard 70
project themselves and their families from tho
i, OF so terrible u Inalady.-EughyL
Paper. 1'"s' us"
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W The correspondent Of the Cayuga Chief
writing from Elmra, n. Y, says:

W The correspondent Of the Cayuga Chief
writing from Elmira, n. Y, says:
81 have spent few weeks very pleasantly
MI'h my friends here, and expect TO return ~
Vermont by the way of Oswego, about the rStl,
ms is bautItul portion Of your State. and in
some localities, us VIVID as in any section of
Vermont. -
You can hardly realize how the drunkenness
common IN tins beautiful country, strikes one
VINO Tor nIne out Of ten years, has been an in
habIiaht Ola no license " aud prolibtorv law
State. Vermont had Il "nu license" law so,,o
SIX years PRIOR 10 the passame of The, present
prohlbIIory law, and spite of'thc continued dec
IaratIons OF the drinkers and woud-bc sellers
mat "morc rum was drank than before" the
tide OF drunkenness was arrested and humnnjrv
oppressed and dcgraded-liitcd itself slowly.
Dut chectua.Iy from paupersm and despair
foundation was laid for prOhibitory law in
The ralIylng sense OF the sobcred peoDe The
second, or third year, after passage of our " no
license law, IT was repealed, but one wear of
restored liberty to get drunk" so satisfied Tho
majority OF the inhabitants, that on license "
was Carried again by greatly increased num-
hers. So | verify believe it will be in your
State with your prohibtory law; the adverse
decision winch has cmbOldcncd the rum party
VIII only result IN evidences OF niccssity
Winch will quicken the spirit of temperance.
and work IL saving conviction in the minds OF
the hitherto indifferent. Iou cannot fail to he
set forward IN the good cause, by the expert
Cnct Of the present
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0S-In this dollar and cent age, when utility
is the great god of our dolatry, if Mount Cal
vary were to stand in the way of a railroad, it
would be carted away as so much rubbish, so
says contemporary.
Smyrna times., 1856-06-18

The HEAD.-The head has the most boouti-
iol appearance, as we'll as the highest station
IN the human iignrc. Nature has laid out MI
her art IN Identifying the face; she has touched
IT with vermiliOn, planted in it IL double set of
IVORY, made 1t the seat of Smiles and finishes
lighted up and cnlivened it with BRIGHTNESS
OF the eyes, hung it Oh either side with curious
organs OF sense, giving it airs and graces that
cannot be described, and surrounded il with
Suci flowing shade OF hair as sets all its beauties
III thc most agreeable light. In Short she seems
10 nave designed the head as the cupola to the
most glorious Of her works; and when we load
IL with pile of sulernumcrary, we DESTROY
the symmetry OF the human figure, and toolishly
cOntrve to call OIL the attention from rreot
and real beauties, to childish gewgaws, ribbons
and lace.-AddsOn,
Smyrna times., 1856-06-18

CURIOUS HABITS = MAcKEREL L,1;,.
~ lhGse iIsli are very peculiar. And ultbonaI,
uicy nave been taken IN immense Numbers fnr
lnrtGe'Puarters ola century, their habits arc n
wen understood. They often move in i,n,n.,' o'
oodIes' apparently filing the ocean for mii"s
~ "a extent. They are found near the surf,co
'oi"ellnes they will take the hook with H.,
siIdt'8l cagerncss; at other times not = ,oocka-
cl WIZ Ditc Tor days, although millions oftLcn,
a. visible In the water. When they are ~
tue mood Tor taking the bait, ten. tve1tv an1
even thirty barrels, are taken by sjngl r "n"
sci III 4 lew hours. They usually bite mos,
tlcc'y soon after sunrise in the mornjnr AMI
to"dI" sunset at evening. They all ceaso 70
w, aoout The same time, as ifthey were actu9Y
t tgu ny common impulse. They are r,s;Iy
II ntched' and will then descend INTO Jooyy,
water 1t has often happened that a fleet df
Vessels mas been lying Off the Cape. saw miIa
" TWO rom the shore, in the midst of = school |
" inackGrel' and taking them rapidly nnon
- .,''L decks when the firing of IA run or fbn
oiaSt OF rock, would send every n,ctoraI
ID ldtH"nS deep into the water. as sndIc,Iv ~
Lno"gh they had been converted into So ,3on ~
piSS OF lead aud perhaps it would he somo
hours before they would re-appcar. They arc
'auSht most abundantly near the shore and
very rarely out OF sight Of land.
Smyrna times., 1856-06-18

!, lHE WILD WoMAN.-Wc heard considcro-
Die talk, says the Cincinnati Ea0ujrrr ,Lom,
d wild woman brought up by the steamer II,cI.
man. from the Arkansas country. On iooe 'H"
at OUT pocket almanac, and fndino Thai i u,o
not the first ofApril, we sauntercd down - tbo
ooat' ahd' sure enough, we found a wild fnmaio
N charge OF MIR. Northcott, who. the clnrt
informed us discovered her one wear sincn ~
winch time he could not capture her Sho
''l'ae her escape, and he had to abandon Tho
pursuit at that time. lie, however. visitnd Tho
same place this last March and discovered hor
pace OF conccalment, and by haneiuo in am.
DuSt' he succeeded in capturing her, She w.,
taken IN the Witchatah Mountains. Indian IT,
Htofy. She was caught BY dog, and tbnn 60
cured ny cords or ropes. She utters no worJ,
mas Il hoWl or scream when she reanircs any,
thihS or When slightly hurt when combine her
halr. Mr. Northcott says she has not the si,ght.
rNt ldea oi uttcrlng word. When taken eho
had on the SKIN OF a wild animal, and the sr,n,S
were seWed up with the same materiaI Sbn
is good sized person, a handsome form if we'll
dressed; has wild look and appears frightened
"hen looked at. She is, Judging from her an.
pearance' about twenty-five years of are.
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VOL. 5--N0. 90.
BALTIMORE.


Urinary Batmore-ihstitnte, A u. 1922 M 81 aealt
t STREET Bahuorf tncar the Post Ofce) RE ISSt l.
III OR No FEE REQl IltED-br Mills, nm experient -
l'ltyscnn Aopathie school, be oontdenhdag
suIIrl in all caxoa oi private nature or disease
An A3H,g fgufd u CHre IS not ETeetedA practical ex
Of enables DR. NJ 10 warrant
ilas shortest possible time To have 1t safely effected
extensively celebrated for the ehectnal ana
o Secret Diseases established
IL hIsc ns a refuge Quaekery, 90 years
It Ih Regulations this Institution would render public
for the many applicants here for
Treatment mha have hiehod o their money mareaed by
Chnntns who flourish largely In the public prints and
th whom city Is sovordocked.
lH4t br tHard II YOU would avoid INJURY recu
lea aud disappointment early medical aid where
he obtained Dr NJ makes no aluring
r4saua promises than he will honorably perform
Secondary tdraar daeslhr uaua symptoms sore
Nose Ernptions upon the sk &c. Upon the
perfect o tie oldest and most nYeterate OF
caes Is willing To stake hls honor and reputation
Ibe Triumph et ScicHcclhe remedies Of DIR In resfor
mauly Sigor renoVntng the shattered constn
an aud emuY ing speedily all debility injury incurred
rcan habit unsurpassed by any discoyerl Of
nNe
fuf6,5 Aa6oad May here hnda certain restorative
4anls from their realized the uitiun
o which the failure Of Qaackoreg in their hitherto
ntailess search. had become almost extiugnished
ide1ate5srf faimcHLNo poi onous compounds of Mer-
rurN NuAans Drugs used In his practice
a. EsHatfs experience IN he' NJ tatmeat oi foman
Diseases, Ae, quhlihes Or NJ to afford
ff}g ef effect Cure In the most dhicult Com
sacredly guarded aud roamont marked with skill
and deeneY.
a. N54s Brrurnrc = his sovereign Remedy appca-
bic either stN Will be duly prepared, by mail
er s. remtng Sl0 prescription will be included.
Distant potHonH cured nj home, by addressing DIR j b.
MILLS, NhI1Nopf deers post PAID Medicines sent in
an, direction lay mail OF express.
II dtY
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VA NNLrIMORE- Mp.--Ihe undorsFnod, FORWARD.
Merchants Agents OF the rennsy vania Rarosd
baltimore, respectfully solicit SHIPMENTS or TOBACCO
II ALI FONTS IN THE WEST AND sou I'll WEST,
acquaintance with the trade having been for
the congnoes OF large part of the Tobacco
West through Baltimore they haier Themselves that they
give satisfaction to shppurH
Freight low IA by any other line
tenaEumens To from the West solicited and pnncuay
attended 10 MAHRAW A MOONS,
70. North street, Baltimore.
Refer Jacob Head 90 Brandt ir Baltimore; T. L.
Dudley. W. T. smith, Mcdaniel, Hurt Preston, Miller Il
ttcnshnw, Lynehburg, tronahaw ~co, Richmond
mn Il
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SION MERCHANTS, Not FbpNl Hlr.rt8 NV h"lh
- Liberal adv auecs consignment
Nr iNNlSC# ADAMS would br pleased Ia hrar from hi
llgnds nt this hnusr JAMES \ tpN Noiti.n,
AMI .adIy RON I NJ. ADAMS
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A. - IuNVNfs. \ I Gl As"tlN-.
RNoRN ROLLING WILLS. RBsuN0ND

: v W. K ARCHER a 60. RNnrmEtohs-bhl IRON an
sizes. Manufactured the hest Charcoal Pig Metal ilait
up to- Inelaa tne1 and Iron Ropnd and Squares up
iuehos Railroad ,# Railroad Chairs Car ANlos, bridBa
nulHi Hcf,V,dpEA iamed
~ Sti,t att,aao i9e the quality and dn'#h eionf lten
and an order. 4.u4lH HN# H1,1 aug 2dlm
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HAsil II HOPKINS, WILL M ". RYAN,
Ii,g ". ATKINSON.
EH0rNsNs. luull a 90, Wholesale Dry

a aoObS MERCHANTS, No 2ds Baltimore Street, (op
pu=te Hanover Strect,) Baltimore,
We would call the attention nf buyers TO NcfT large md
complete Fall Winter Dry Goods which feel
confident will compare tavoraly with in the Northern
Markets business having largely increased.
from the ae of our keeping poro complete aud varied
than formerly feel encouraged b. extend at stu
nrthcr sha be prepared to offer snea variety aswl
euahe country friends Ia purchase of us Everything they
may line. Pariieul alnpn is paid TO Dress
Goods generally. Silks. Emhroidaries, &c &c.
w shall also be prepared 10 cNhba arger and moro
rcd stock of fauey White Goods than we have bofors
krpt
caro- Aruut4 oft aryand PenItentiary Goods well
the heel Failed Cloths which VIII
hr spld at the Manufacturers prices.
shall be promptly and carefully attended to
baltimore. August LIST le5b. HOPKINS, HULL ~ co.
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A,En.n =. lna.. ro.wnra.nu nna .om.ni..

! u Sion MERCHANT On the Dock Btthlnnnl, Va
Thankful Tor the lhgal pfuenaHre Ntendod 10 ne i ~taen
have male la bctcse th" Hue oi B"aia nm
ming from houa, that boat will leav"tNeiN "t't day.
tSma, rNeopted} B Ills arrangement ahall he hn" To
put gunl through dlN than heretofore hnd very
nearly tl,A eoh> ho X, aud Al much less
co-f
My chang. forwarding tohoeeoi4 els per Box aud
10 els rr HID vbehmrnist brNage and Nhnrtae" "hen
thctc t1avas, The dtaNa and Wharfage
fem the IBnsn els Ir H. aud l. rt- Per HID lh'
ock rnlls ebnr.ed las tle taue River kpn1Whato Tor
passing asp e p#r T. or pb"ui tt iat h"N's
aud po lhd Having tho=r al1 1WtaRc~e "rhun am
willing iot my eusoal= g'g ihe henett aHl ehafe %f
fair price any .eNises brE ttrrehy 10 command larger
business
Mn personal Will hr given sales ot produce nnd
purchase Of fus,ls uii# Commission a. S. lEE
Is
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good NhoutIug mon on thc thnllc1hnA knnANNIe NaU
Rad ia rho country perfectly hcahy and prn
low We viii pay ~ per day and furnish boarding at
- per week, the year round
,Nfef.a. hom Lynehhurg 10 knoxville Nrlly I"
&. II. LOtllER y 90.
knoxville, Tenn
Haioeuy Falls, Va.
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RICHMOND ADVERTISEMENTS.

RusNT - YRo.. s.ruT,nI COMMUNION N"r-
tHANf~4 Nn.alNlt ST thctwecu 'arN ~t AMI i.
u Il 4 nepeta ssaet t,nsigmurpts of lohae'ot Nh'ht
Iluus aHt rtedH,s gonufali, lot safe
Iy asa W rfoduee aud merchandise soul ie thtl
taf" Prompt pes"ual attention raid 10 all nstt"s 'ehd'd
fufarui
Rielrana Nar,A .Gll '-sG lima aots
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,.,,. u,z,un POWDER COMPANY.

Manufacturers aud h"alrts IN 6i Nl'N pfi, I'Np'l
reduced tborp prices e cereHpoud with The reduced ~ 81
Stpcrc. their we'll kunNn brands of Iler
c Indian Klo aud Kentucky kh" Powder in kegs and can
aus tunrowder for blasting aud mtnnf, comprising
ul ot qualities and kinds required tA The e"dr
guaranteed Ia give entire aatsartinu
Tho standard Of thur ruNetN which has enjoyed the
Lis reputation tlnn twenty tive Neh'H VIII he
unn, hyany ether manufacture In the world
orsac l., thu primo pal dealer aud ais" nt the ollie" o
the rrmpany NJ. ~ Wal. 90. Water suoet New Notk
\ q. HAZARD. rrcHt
\. T.. ppudGAss, SocNt
may
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS,
,,Uu,.Tr s,nOos. Eon suHECsLEs.

signed destrcs torl fine au'ptHn "i lhI,ntt
Canadians having children ot slow moni1 of phfHe9l a
,tApcmrn to- that to has oren,d In lie N, NV
miles the ciiv Ntw York In very bttHhul nhl
, , m rrsri, I'd aud tauph Tho "a portru.o he baa had
tlan cgt in connection with the Aas'"chnHeuH
thd penusN state Institutions Tor Idiots has shown INN
that much he done In bringing thoHo children !"
iore normal condition In instances he has ad ihe'
citeI Ia cntyr aranmon "hool with alN"hhk'
cuare the DUTIES of htNilh SUGGEST Thu earlier TIE
reference. Ac,
g#llro4s JAMES IS RICHARDS,
2h-dlY NJ ao Mailon Lane al Harlem, New ON
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MISCELLANEOUS CARDS.
nx. wouEUVr.u.y. Drn,,.,


stsassS--A DIR. SDHEHt u AkF.S Dentist,
9f has lis onire tloal above hts resi-
4itfTY9 ~ si'uecs s"n MAIN s .Haour sin'fe ale'e
nhrell liatrl. jar dts
KAR E a.. t.sxErtNrE onrr- nj. proi.-s,an-
Epn sIfRAIiTS J., m nm ,f ,,rl,1'rF & vicinity
to,.,. 4, u,ryi.L u4rs.
ma, 3,Ily
:. -.
-. sion NTICII mt NJ ~ 'rro\T STREIr y
parfigil attention ,i, m in GRAIN AND All. Spi I'll
E}N PRODUCE
Refer ts X II Lowry Esd Cashier of the Bank "a the
P,,#f,s., y X II lima 1Iltr
k4NR ASktts y REoibts, t-r"C'r- ~ "h'-
MiSNi'N vi ~ n - >, nfN uo'i '5 - -
1a ,', Sts f ir,f,ri.s Of r,cre article in
-, J, f,r..,., ~ Hlank,ts In Md Iatis rfsNs
Sgtt= PIN fse,. Cotton q lna1rs brown and Bireh
l Dnfursffs Calico coarse Boots aud Shoe WooI Hats
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-04

rBNIE undersigned having sold their aoek of Goods
Mrssrs rby y Saunders. would mpst chccrtulY recon
Inrnd thcn 10 our farmer friends and patrons
dee. 81 ls55 MCDANIEL, 1llRf * PRESTON
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-04

- attention 10 something very rich and beautiful in the way
" Cameo Nr>of Breast Pins and Ear Drops which have
r'eNe from the best sources espcciy large and fine
cameo fn with secret box ard glass for DaguencoyPe
Miniature luis last article would be and acceptable
present for a Lady.
We ew"ud he pleased show them Lady Gentle
man VINO Neutd DO Us the favor to call at place
SiISERTHORN x CIIFT,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-04

vuNO FA I'M Il Rs.-Thc subscrib bers are prepnf-
Il Bags the usual Rail Road charge to such
consgn their Wheat Corn @e 10
them for sale; will sell portion to reduce stock 90
ong I3dts ANDERSON ADAMS co.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-04

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