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The Minister and the Fiddle.


A good story is related, in which DR.. Pond
is made to figure quite prominently. On
certain day be was waited upon by maiden
lady Of his congregation, who came to repri-
mand the esteemed and somewhat facetious
preacher, for having bought fiddle for his
son. Scarcely waiting for the usual saluta-
tons, upon entering the pastors dwelling,
she began, as the story goes:
" think, DR.. Pond, that man of your
age and profession might have something
better to do when you were in New London,
last week. than to buy Enoch a fiddle, all the
people were ashamed that urminister should
buy his son fiddle A fddlel Oh, dear.
what is the world coming to, when ministers
will do such thingsY"
Who told you that had bought Enoch
a fiddler enquired the Doctor.
"Who told me? Why everybody says so.
and some people have heard him play on it as
they PASSED the door But amt it true,
Doctor"
81 bought Enoch violin when went to
New London
"A violin! What's that?"
did you never see one,"
Never"
DhONht oaid tut DOCtOft Stepping W Tie
door, bring your violin here"
Enoch obeyed the command, but no sooner
had he entered with his instrument, than the
lady exclaimed:
"Lai now there; why it's fiddle"
" Do not judge rashly," said the Doctor,
giving his son wink; wait till you hear it,"
Taking the hint, Enoch played Old Humid
red. The lady was completely mystifyed; it
looked like fiddle, but then VINO ever heard
of Old Hundred played on 6ddlel it could
not be. So arising to depart, she exclaimed:
II am glad | came to satisfy myself La,
mel just think how people will liel"
Do you HEAR THAr-The Washington
National Era, the leading abolition organ of
the country, has reputation for fairness and
candor, in which most of its more northern
compeers are sadly deficient In regard to
presidential prospects it says:
"a man with half an eye in bis head will
perceive that there does not exist shadow
of hope for the opponents of the democracy.
No comments Of ours can render it more
forcible in the way Of illustrating the fact
that james Buchanan and John G. Brecken-
ridge must necessarily be the next President
and Vice President of the United States.-
Mr.. Buchanan will carry Pennsylvania by
forty thousand majority over any man who
can possibly be nominated by the Republi-
cans Lancaster county, heretofore always
sure for an opposition majority of from four
/ to six thousand in Presidential election,
will give him five thousand majority at least,
and Philadelphia city and county will do as
well for him. The influences at work in his
favor in Pennsylvania are equally potent ia
New Jersey, and will produce their like re-
suits
Our belief is that he will not only carry
California, Indiana, Illinois and Iowa, but
Wisconsin Michigan, New Hampshire, Con-
nectcut, and New York-the union of the
democracy in the later State being already
perfect, while the opponents there are hope
lessy divided into hostile camps.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-21

EDlIoa STATE DLMocRAT-Gen,s -
will wager $500 III good productive zeal
estate ~ th,s county, yielding a net profit
PEI AMMAN oil $4,000, that James Buchanan
gets more popular votes ia The United 5 ates
on the lth OF NOvenher coming, than John
{. Fremont, and 81 900 that John T. Ere.
mont will not be the next President OF the
United States. Provided, IA both the above
Cases, James Buchanan shall live until after
the lth Of next March.
FoR THE CONSTITUTION AND UNIos.
The Gazette says Of the above offer;
"Of course, IL 10 done for mere effect rs
no man III the West, where people are
generally supposed to lave then eyes open
to their own interests, would be so simple
as 10 make proposiloa of The kind in good
faith"
The simplicity is all on your SIDE Mr..
Gazette The above ofF IS ''maje ia good
FAITH but not one of your knowing niger
worshIppns Know Nothings has the good
faith 10 close with the proposition. Send
on yoar man TO take the bet, If YOU have
any IN your herd NEo IS not too tender.
footed. But don't talk about "faith," for
you have none, unless you have gained ?
IN the same way that the fellow come to
believe IN the truth of a most unmiiigated
lie, which he had told 80 often that he fc-
ally began to believe II true You have
gassed and hclloed 50 loud along back that
i IS quite possible you believe yourself out
of the woods, but yours IS but another b.;
Of misplaced confidence. You conGded ia
the gulllbill,y Of the people, but your good
Lord, good Devil schrechine would not do.
You won over few Red Republican Ger
mans, BY inducing them to believe that you
were dlsunlonis's, re,olulionists, and then
attempted TO satisfy the American born CIT.
izcns that you We're true to the Union and
the Constitution. Well these few deluied
Germans took yout bait and you have them,
for the time being but he conservative
part of our people have repudiated YOU and
your irickstering and doube-deallng Alas,
poor forick
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-21

Paor. GAaRaEcHr. - This gentleman,
assisted by other eminent Professors and
number Of bis pupils, will give Concert
., L. Claire Hall on WEDNESDAY evening
Of this week. Mr.. 0arbrscht 10 young
gentleman Of rare musical genius, and Of
much practical knowledge in his profession,
and assisted u hs will b BY those Of &c.
knewlsdgsd merit, he ssaesst on wsdass.
Day svsaiss sass but prove highly Gu.
tertoielaa teSss sitiasas, Nna source d
oseo1uaneA y 81 levSss q uhslN
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-21

rB Hardware, shelf aud heavy Iron.
Steel, Tools, AMI r,er, rhlng go,os 10 make
~ complete assortment of goods ~ that
tne of trade, can be- found at j, &. Wash
burns Oh Second street, -four doors east f
Brady, and We are satisfied from Inspection
that Washbun - selling good, Of qaaiiie-
and at prices 4 al cannot be bettered ou lie
part Of the purchaser, at any Other house
IA thr ritv
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-21
INDIANA ELECTION

We last evening received ihr following
dispatch = Chicago Times.
Indianapolis, Oct. *.
j. w. Shcallan Indiana to Iitinots;
greeting. Wizards majority betwerl
1000 aud nUDD. SIX Democratic Congress $
men certain. Two doubtful. Large M
iority III The Legislature
G.. w. CoLTEN. Ell. State Seu'l.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-21
LEADED SPECIAL NOTICES.
I.,.r..., :. F....es-Dr. CM...~..'

Impsrtsst - Fenales-Dr. Chsesaan's
PilIs.-The combinations o. ingreihnts Ia th Phi.
tcthe result Of long and extensive praol,e. They
are mild thelr operation sni certain Ia correcting
ali irregularities painful ineustru ation removing all
Jo.tructians whether from cold otherwisr head
ache pain IN thu side Of the heat disturb
ell sleep, winch arise from ,Dterfuptien OF nature
The, can toe successfaliy uss A. preventive These
pits should be taken prt,nsne, a. the,
soud sur a. cause miseartisg, Warranted pur,'-
~ vegetable, aud sny hlng injurious 10 iii'
OF health Fspiclt directions. whiet, should b. read
scc.,a,psn, each box Prter 81 For sale by thu
gf.,s.tst. ~ davenport. and H.nlr. s. Cnppsnprf,
Rsst Island s.ut MAJ. ~ lDcip.iiig 81 u ID Cor
.,nu. /. tl,.,.~,Iu No Is9 broadway. New York
O,3o-dswIDl
DaiIr,'s Magical Pain Extractor s"at
.ni principal chsra,icrisiissof bAllfh's "'I'
ALPAiS EXTRACTOR consist,
Isl ~ ~ n.y.i failing AMI and unique pfop Er4
- .on as applied % external injury, q IN es Ia
Gamma iou instantly, and sptdy 10 reduce 1t Thus
t-iar. constitute -. great iowe 10 alleviate q
pam u buns AID ard, and oi othei psiniui
.ase, IN ~ t.d.b,y siorl -pa'. uf tin a.
.n, ,lpssl it.,m III Nv te thu. nt,is n.t.ln'v if-
i s,.i fy.ty nt llseni mind J. fu.h aware list n
a. Il EXTERNAL iIJuIy, ~ pau p.sioc 4 b'
inflammation Of "a injured PAR - and ihefrfor"ii
y .o fsuiot. the ,Eusc uts 81 a. nu.t -.a-s
~ T. pnfihcattv- ptopert,-- r-rtrai,y- ,,,e p-
.n that NAV INK In the .ystym, and VIII when Al
tti,i 10 thr seTrs draw rapidly all imrufe mtct
C. the sutisos aud eIrci IL hens ~ ~ d.chAtg"
4, ,ro,iuctt ram sores occssiob.a ~ torns--and
sh.t sptrd TO I'D an nvetsrate sote' Salt kheuin
5r Other cutaneyus ltseases
zach boK OF genuine DALEY Pam Extractor has
af.,r. I'd 4 stee Pat Engraved Lab. w,th Tie -lgna
tu,.- nc Y CLlCKENER 81 co pfvprlstafs. and
HENRY DAILY, Manufacturer All others are
counterfeit Proe % cents pcrbox
= suu,d. ~ hould he addressed tnC tilek
e,er n o.. ~ b,r,la, street New York
STA bysu D lsGi-ts and M~i,cinr'eaet. through
~ tLe rntf9i statc- s.p25-siaw3m
Nm A Hate heior's Hair Dye.-N" burning
bu-t..t ns compound could ever have attained the
universal favor accorded ~ tins Dve the original
ute,I Ealing fayuitr Mature Is not mple tue b.
her.eif than the brown OF black -iue'd h ue f'd
Nest gtay 4 a. lnust frenIy h,r by u. Mad and
odd ct artled at Bachelors wig FACTORY. TN nine
.ptlsat. r5.usl 2BJ BroadWa1, NV YORK Wan
BAL, To- =, Il the htx Of AZ oth,f-
ltatt,ns
for ssie ny ki,ord n Van Patisn.
..r25-laNn.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-21
AGENTS FOR STATE DEMOCRAT


-. Hon J. SUMMERS and CHAs ROGERS
E'q will sllTs. tie Democrat, At Jone- School
ioas" IN THURSDAY Mag JOtb Inst o'clock
Y NJ
AHl Oh " ldas eEsHins. bct 3lAt. thy wil nd.
tie tie u ulo.rtfpt tllh st I.Clsr upou IA
81 = 4 .s-tt,L % the day Y neral ait udtue.
rGpH~tad. Pa uritr. /. HOLI
oct 10 1850. SssrstaFt
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-21
ONO.


The Democrats have elected TO Congress
Messrs. ,Pendleton, RoesbecS. Cockerel,
Miller, Cox, Lawrence and Hall, certain,
ard i, Is believed that JOSEPH Barne,. cen.
IS also elected III the / tn distrlc, N the
place of VIM X Sapp, the prrsenI I,cpnb.
liean member.
The Republicans have above 10000 pIu-
rdiitv III the State.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-21

ATHkREAS, on the iwrnty-thitd day uf May A
w ID. 1903, Edward Guthry executed unto sam
81 Sylvester as Trustee certain deed OF Trust con-
,ing ~ said Trustee the land In Scott county Iowa
decserifci as follows tn-alt The east one halt Of
lot ten tlol IN Mitehei's Addition to the city u De
Senport. which SAID conveyance was made by the
said Edward Guthrs. for thc patpose Of securing
the payment OF n certain pTomissofy note aad tho
interest thereon, signed by sail Edward Gu,bty
dated the I'D dsv ~ MAY. A u 1855, aud payable
rs follows one for .wr hundrc ed and eighty seven
h'is one hundr.ti doli-rs, payable one year after
date with interest II the rate OF PIT NJ per an
mum, unless paid NJ maturity And now said prom
ssort note having became due aud payable and the
said Edward 9uihry having fs,eAtc pay the same I
Samuel Sylvester, Trustee AZ aforesaid, d. hereby
give this public notice that by virtue Of the power
which IL Ia me vested by said deed ofTtust will on
"Wednesday the fifth DIV ~ November A d IasS
day al IA. Court House door In the city OF Davcn-
port expose Sud offer Tor sale at public auction, tho
parcel OF land above deefibci. much thereof a.
shall be sufficient 10 satisfy and pay the smount Of
SAID note with the interest thereon to the day OF sale
together with all thu costs ami expenses attending
said sale. costs ~ this nOtIc" und Trustees fees
tpen the completion Of such sale = deed viii be xiv
"n IN accordance with Vi" stipulation OF said Deed
~ Trust. conveying . fun and perfect title 10 the
Tract OF land sold to the purchaser.
Dated the lith day u October A b 1870
SAMUEL SYLVESTER
eutil -dti Trustee
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-21
Democratic Gums.

KocI esttf, OCT. Is.
The democrats of this city fired salute
tonight of 100 guns, IN honor Of their VIC
tory in Pennsylvania aud Indiana, and hold
an immense congraiulaIory meeting al City
Hall
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-21

A GRACEFUL COMPLIMENT. 1t was a
judicious resolution of father when.
being asked what he intended to DO with
his girls, he replied. Il intend to appren
tice them to their excellent mother that
they may learn the art Of improving
time, and be fitted to become, like her,
wives, mothers and heads of families.
and useful members Of society,""
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-21

toe .
The following letter $ from one ~ IA
Oldest and most respectable tai mcis al fhis
county, who has lately settled III Ncbfa~ka.
II i ad,ii >ei 10 his >on-in law, sow iving
in TIN, county. Neither the veraclly Of MI
Edwards or of Mr.. Clark will be question
ed b. any who know th,m;
Brownsville, N. 4. Sept 70, 1870
NJ Is w CLAIR drop YOU . hu.
which will inform you that soon tt,I my
return home TO Nebraska, from Iowa, the
uo'o lou Lane marched Il troops through
this Territory en- route for kaHsaS. Soon
after his arrival her, Iobhns. stealing ant
murder became c mmGn III ih's sectioE.-
Three oil INV neighbor> WHO wenl oIh IN
the neighborbnod of I.lne'- encampmeht,
sere seized upon hy posse ot arnsei men,
robbed of their horses tni driven back o.
foot. The last case of robbery wa- thai #
Mr.. Moore. who Was ~obbed of S3.tOh IN
cash, besides other property. Lanes hen
tenant wa one Of the company ant ~ y
were armed with Snarp's rifles. BIT III
G vernon has dri,ep every idle scamp from
the territory, and now we have prospect
Of peace and safety.
Yours with respect,
ISHAM EDW ARDS
STATE Gazette.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-21

lsE- Ia The way OF S'ov.s. GU fellow
citize..s, Smith 4 Remington, do not intend
to b. beat. either m all those good quail
ties which those article OF fur iturc and
comfort, should possess, o. III ihe prices al
which they are selling them They adyer-
ti>e III our paper this morning, Cooking
Stoves for which they lam pre- eta ell
qualities for boiling, bro'ling and boxing
| lie MERIT we bav- examined, aud think Il
gotten up on the risht p'lncip!e for burning
the KIND If coal. III ist IA tbs vicinity
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-21

TIL. action ,endr's auy fnsther anon OF
the Fremont aud Fillmore patli,. IL P,no
syivlu,a impossible The Fillmore elecio:
raj ticket viii be run.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-21
FILLMORE TICKET N pENNSYl-


Philadelphia, oct H.
A pornineut member of the Are',can
Party fiom New York Ctiy furnishes US
with tho followlh., INFO nation I!i- res
oltuilons passed by the Fillmore and bouct-
son Executive Commiiier 'o-day by ma
lorly OF 20 IN Committee u p, are as
follows
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-21

T4 s,;ssss s:ss..f': -: - e. =; :.xd
IL = ~ - ~ ! p -;
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-21

once yered, before the telegraph has
announced the fact, that there are a large
number of Fremont Quakers who did not
,ot. ~ h. recent stale election ~ Penn
sylvania, who intend 10 vote IL November
with crushing efeci. Who toi,. our neiph
boz in, Wonaef Il tie Qaatecs il ludi
ana toird W. a.. somewhat a-tOni.hed
that 81 The straw wh On the & iz"t'e has
II auHfictnred tas tr~ month asl. have
eitt' o4,. NtIaW- a. not tlodt abuud
antly Jn-, 'ow. "coAi tet!.' Of Penn.
-,Aau,a have buried th.m III up That's
RIGHT, n.ighbof whistle to keep ,our cour-
age up. We pity bai cannot rehevc you
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-21

Philadelphia, Saturday Oct. II.
Democratic State Ticket 5000 majority in
the State
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-21

~ KNAPP {sucecssor Of Knapp Re:mon
u. would 4rturn SINGER" thanks g. the patrons
she OLD Arm, ir the very liberal support estesded 70
.hem and hop by ru,w cno,ts on his part, T.
receive in future Iihera shtrr Of patronage from
iis riniiua ing pubic H. viii at all times have
store fell aud complete suck Il Goods. both stap
ami Fancy OF the b,s and most Fashionable Styles
which he iiatteis himself h. viii sell at prices whc
cannot faii et he views Of all buyers. He e>
tends invitation {, all. % cali and look thfous
his war.fooms No ? u Claire Row.
pANt npott. Oct obar B. ls66-lllf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-21
New Goods! New GOOiS!!
EDW ARD ALDEN,
sNerchNNf 1astOr.
AND
Wholesale and Retail Dealer
keN1w sNll<te t9OshsSsS,


IN
Ready .Ilslte clothing,
Cloths, Cdssimares, Vestngs, Gents
Furnishing Goods and Ioaiors'
Trimmings,
IIAS Just returned tom the East viii one .f thc
III largest aud best selected stocks Of god ever
offered for sale in this market. consisting 10 part Of
the following articles:
RrO0dciOths.
English French, G. rfnsn snd Amer
ican, Of the finest quail ~ and latest
style Of goods.
Casstssset'es.
English, French and American. Of
every variety OF stylr, color an5
quality.
T'esstssgs.
White Yarsetiies MalaIasse wait
London, Figured TIM. and y irred
SILKS, Fancy and Plsin SIX NtigFt,
Fancy Silk and Linen. Italian Silk
Grsnadine, Satin. Esiian Cielh,
silk Plush, and fauey oashmerrs in
great variety.
Oces'cONttssg.
Black, Blue AMI Brown Br,aacoth,
Union, whitney, and Pint Cloths,
Fancy, blue, Brown and Mulberry
Castor Beaver, Canada mixed and
Sstsra Of the latest imports
Ready Made.
Overcosts, over-sack., Surtouis,
Reefng Jackets and Talmas, Frock
and Dress Frock Goats Of all quail
ties and styles; silk, velvet, Plush,
Cloth, CesAnnere aud Valencia Vests,
sCasineet, Satisett double and twisi,
fancy and plain Cassnere and De
skin Pant; D-n'n and Guernsey
Frocks, Wrappers and Oyerals.
Etsv.sstsJsiSsg GOOds.
Hickory, calico, white plain linen,
corded and Paris bosom, fancy col
ored Shirts, with Common and polka
wristbands; string, De Orsey, cord
I'd byron, pQlks and lap Collars,
Neck fses, blocks, fancy and plain
Crsvats; 0ioves-white black, and
colorod Md, lined buck, cloth, Ches-
w. terfie1d, AAeFdeen, Berlin, Union,
Aad German and Fur Gauntlets;
| WOOL, meyfno and cotton Hose; whit
| ed fancy linen and snk Handker.
| chiefs; embroidered lambs wool
| white and MIXED merino and sill
| Wrappers and Drawers; Wool Mitts
Dcarfs. nnfaers, Gents ShAwis ant
l Shawl Ylns, Uubrsilrs, Carpet Ska
m a o1hse articles usually kept b!
hetrosia, ~ u Walsh ere respect
| hug ARhniltsd - ~ sxaminstio'
Asass ~ ~ ~ 'as1 80 ', sfnSs.
~ s:s ss IL = 4 - M - s 1890
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-21
LAND For SALE.


lNOt' ~ acre lots, miiv north Of Fa,o station
II on the NJ and II Railroad oh reasonable terms
Also $40 aces, one mile north Il Wacott; cheap;
one-hslf cash. balance in one and two years
Also. $40 acre. IN Washington county, 10 acres
ane timber, and running water part This land
is only 10 miles from Iowa City, and 10 from Wash.
ingtun. on a hne road from Columbus to Richmond
Will be sold cheap. and q part On time.
Also, four 10 acre lots near Iowa City, beautiful
farming land, and well watered
Also; Lots In West Davenport, ranging in size
from 80 feet by zoo 10 acres, sold for down and
balance in one and two years.
Also, few well situated lots In the city Of DAven-
port, to be sold on easy terms.
Also, one well finished new brick 5w. Hing, eight
rooIns large cellar wood house and stable
y situated Oh the hull; from the observatory b.
seen a large portion OF the city, Rock Island and
Moline.
Also, several near buildings On leased ground
would be sold en rsasala6is terms. Apply to
l-1t
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-21
LOW THrCEs

'Uod Gosds, ipst representations amt elosn fers
attention, aud III make IL Tor the iuterest
Clos myers to give Us a call.
LIVINGSTON n LOCKWOOD
Davenport, July I'D iso6-diy
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Dlssss ket EhIyaCls /!


DAvHNr0ATs IOWA
1fONEY loaned on Deal Hsasts 0seurityj Lad
M Warrants and nastsrn Rxchsnss bought and
sold; Land Warrsnts toceted; Debts collected and
Taxes paid ko6es discounted and all business prompt
" attended 70 N tAs state and U. 8. courts.
R8RBRBMCB0.
nsnry D. Covies, IA. n. :. city, Hsnry SWIM 1s9.
Poushkeepsis, n. I. Hon. ndvsfd =. 0owles = =.
Hmry nootbnom, Dsq auAso1 u z. uea @ = Aag.
Eoespors, PM III Iesss ISssssp1s ~.
OD6s corner Nam a1d 0sssn1 - opUss1se ~
~ pnaas 0rgt cor. 41o6W
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-21
Fine Thread and Maltese EAg.
ings.
L..s('ES

veT brought TO this place. comprising all widths AMI
prices, 81 the mst aud most fashionable nlates
in use Please examine them ut
wADSWORTH'S,
octlSdtf Opposite lie Claire Hosss
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STATE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., IOWA. OCTOBER D. 1856
Business DIRECTORY.


hACKL0rr \ CoRBIN. -. Cor Second and Brady
CAMPBELL 4 Co..............Main
COOK & SARGENT. ......-..- Nain ami Second
Mc6REGoR, LAwEs Il BLAKgMoRg......M M am.
III BIB BRO BARROW Go...Cor Man I'd So
fALLMAN POWERS * MCLEAN. above p o
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NEW
HARDWARE STORE.
LIVINGSTON l. LOCKWOOD

(Astock OF
superior kknrdsCUrG.
~ which invite iht attention of those wishing Il,
purchase anything IN onr iilc' Those buyirs Of us
can rely upon getting good asteie II recommended
a. such
We design k'rp up full assortment Of II ecGan.
es tools 81 the very bat quality which Will be Sid
a; pfces which Viii gave satisiaetian our a~s9rt-
mrnt 81 >hel' goods s neatly full and we ha> ia
TRANSIT invoices which added L. those now received
will make our stock as large aud attr active
be found IN h. Stat.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-13
..s, -...,....--.r souTm-sIDE ns,E,.OAD

~, asss -x....szz.-.r SOsThs1DE RAILROAD
s.eS1 - yzz..-ss-s~.str SUMMER ARRANGEMENT -- TO
TAKE EFFECT MAY lst, ied6-
On and after Thursday the st May the Mail and Pas
train will leave the Depot IN Petersburg daily except
sundays at o'clock arrive Burkevilte tJuBctio)
81 s40a. at - n and at I.ynehburg Al II 80
Leave Lynehburg at o'clock arrive at FARM lie at
80 at Burkeyille junction. ~ i5U IN, and at Pc
iersburg al 720 p
The CITY POINT TRAIN Will lcavet ho Depot ia 1et,rs
burg daily Except Snnday) $50 and M 70 connecting
daily with the James River buats Nui folk. and " 81
nesay mud Saturday morning IN the
md Roanoke Tor New York. L.. a. GOODWIN.
apl iJds Ticket Agent
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-13

These vessels efhe first class built in tile city OF bt
rp exurtsy this trade and have superior aecoihma
passengers They are commanded by experienced
ains qualified the trade and who VIII spare nc
riiaa 10 accommodate They viii be lowed mp aud down
M, rivers bs seam and may be relied on to sal promptly as
adyertzed
Merchants going Sorh ordering goods from Ne" York
81 " find their interest to ship by this line freight viii
a low by any other line af Packets and
every will be made by the agents in Riclmohd aud
give satisfaction. Insurance can be effected IN
III, Richmond Fire ss1elaon by this line at per cent
respectfully ask and hope to succeed ia obtaining fun
share Ut patronage
Goods shipped Is this line New York viii be forwarded
commission to New Orleans Mobile Charleston. sa
$ lnnah o any other Southern Northern port.
viii lie In Richmond In the Dock in New York
II Berth No l. Coffee House Slip foot Of AL Street
DAVID WM CGRRIE, Richmond ,o,r,,s
G. H. fiERs0E, y. y, nc