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REGULAR NASHVILLE AND NEW ORLEANS

PACKET.
TIVE steamer HUMBOLDT gn -
1900 tons burthen, CEpt. WA m{-rzssstS,7
SraOSG, john d. Taylor, Cierk. se1s2zzEaaz4 s1zzS
fhs i hniahed q Cincinnati and rad -
take heJ place la the trade
Ts Humb1ldt h entirely boat - The arst and
built expressly iaF The Nashville and Seu Orleans trade
her light dFaugh drawing ouy Is inches waerl VIII csbs
be- to eoane viii % a shea others can DOLLY come light
We solicit ioF her share Of pub &c patrunsge
J0iNrDN, HOME A CO, 1 -.
oet22-sm JOHNSON, WtAyEk a O :. As9
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AxriculauraI IuapleInenfs.

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49, ils.t Rsnt.rr afi NJ Yes Hespaf A.-e..rs
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fss..ss sfssfss Ara krep<f, Feff t4iesf A@s's~f~
Al artl-sss 80 ~ ne ~affAa,s@ - wxsInns
IA
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sect "a sun an tara-. WsFlfcf. 81 f't,sea'H
GaEsrs s.sRs D. ~ R.Isr ena Al 49, ,es<s
stura s1srs rFtr u1srts % tt uertet taa1 sns
lt..ls. fu'ls. .tsiasua csacafuf. tafets 80
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REGULAR NEW ORLEANS PACKET

THE ne ans light draught steamerA GT-Sn -
L CUMBERLAND, CART NJ d. ,. zElCsE9fA7
II. BROOKS being nearly finished
and the best adapted boat for the trade, will
plying the ls Of December next between this port and
New Orleans This boat has superior accommodations for
passengers besides being adapted carry description
of freight AMI in a satisfactory For freight
passage and orders apply on board or TO
noYS-6m BUG Ii. II. HARRISON, Ag't.
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s~@GD~J~M-E - HGIW E~G
STRAW CUTTER COMPANY.
Parker's N achine

tested re dnsfeat straw Fced
the pablic, shtt they have Il lsRgth decided Epca
Parker's Machine
AZ ina the best Hand Cater day, and uron
thai s eo have Grehassa The rght for naSe<r Of the
sn hsrn STATES, aad prepared henesiy
uis machine he beet sAptsd 70 tbs coautsy.
moi IN the l--si complicated and he Espt IN perfect
uoEkns order ~ The post srdinar, neAAnd ls capacity
Tor sofs mach greater thaa any Gutter 81 he preu
sssf before essTsd 70 II public We E here menten me
points q s supeFoiiy bs soah rszfs that the M4cue
mss b seen . be appreciated -
Jas. IL. simplicity IA est A. compared VI ethera
81 TIE eGss sud F0ptffsF vh which s piain sfSe knife
can ee ssssn q sF kFnabg An lhs opastr1clta 81
soeh ttE a uust eat thoash sfs khls be a Sd a
assys ~ y Mt d use Sofk ns order uicut
tAsfkR n any q sKiEans C4tir hat sod fog
ske sans Uuusy Tlh Il b 80 leeder. 81. II can BE-
EsAssa t3caf a tdsrvat irngths
haTisss tstsaskis 81 aeFeut In. and comp msntafy
a he ist b. hFaaght ioruafd slss
szaisn 10 chi hs naskips Asd n oer
prefer Fsst - a m sad pissisE he
people q lea b. SIS eustss. uhAt ne
chine l.. Ne besFNe Il thafegghy adapted this
rosntEy "a n sRy chine hssrto1orv insrasa "a
fhs rsht 1snus uriuE ss2ns thsss mecAiuss On
TIE sksrs ei feaaesscs AiAhas. Heosgis Msi,s pf
tsnsas, Lufssua. TsHss sersh sna soa'h CARCASS ste
ether ~ ceaai-s, fssssAPs sssi, y ar sN< ~ Ne
Co pany
oss = he unshlHss sAa - sssa "a spsaioa Al Ne "a
~ fssskss pA1su1lass, aisrsas O. Psxros.
0enefai sFtst So the camraog.
aRli-i1 Ban A--i, a.shsshs. tsnR.
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TENNESSEE AND ALABAMA RAILROAD.

TENNESSEE AND ALABAMA RAILROAD.
TO
COLUMBIA. wAHNESBORO. JACKSON
LAGRANGE AND WEMPHBS. -
GPLENDID Four Horse Coaches rom Franklin to La
- grange, connecting those points with he Railroad to
Tuscu ma bia. Florence and "a ntgOnaery,
Ala, and Aberdeen, Columbus
and Canton, gTiss.
The fine -Four Horse Coach Lines 70 th-e points, are an IN
exc ent order making close connection With the Railroad
at Frauklin, Tenn
Express Train leaves the Depot at -
.... TO
PULASKI and ElktOn,
And IN al places throughout the Southern country
We have splendid Ines rDnning, connecting the Rail-
road at Franklin.
Passengers Tor ......-.
Pulaski and EIkIOn. .. .-
win leave Nashville the o'clock P NJ Train, Monday,
Wednesday and Friday. =
ACCOMMODATION LINE
Leaves Nashville daily at O'Clock p NJ connecting AT
Franklin with Daily -Four H1rse Coach 20 Columbia
For all information throug Tickets &C apply az the Gen.
eral Railroad Stage and Omnibus Once "a Cedar street
opposite the Post Once.
n B0mnibuses viii call for passengers in aay part Of
the city. msr5-f
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FreNh supplies.
6 y III ID s

on BUSHELS sWEET POTATOES, ssd .ae Tees, ,.ss,
.srte A h 3 wELLkRs. 8 Maftsi a.
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EOUNWNlh NNU u NJ UIsIs
DR. c. ". CR0ZIER'S
Camphor Wash Mixture.


Patented July IL, 1854, and which received the
Premium at the Nashville Fair in October
last Warranted to contain nothing in
the least injurious to Clothes also
Great Pain Killer.
TUE under igned, having repeat iy been solicited to
Il make cOnSgnnents of the Patent Camuhor Wash Mix
ture, has concluded sell county rights this
State but vii in ture have the Improved Camphor Wash
Mixture and distributed throughout this tex
where the rights disposed
and in the state Of Alabama And that he may be ahe1
efecuay make this arrangement, be poses
shares, fourth TO be retained and the renal srT5O
shares-win he offered for sale. PEI renting
dollars will have SHIRE in the Patent foureen
from July II, lS5i and VIZ BE- at the time n
vesting also Eve dollars be in the purchase OF the
ingredients advertising and the necessary expenditure Of
tie prepare and distribute the Mixture for sale
COnsignmeBts viii be made shareholders (WhO may
quest it, and TO other persons the Of their
remittance Aud they viii be allowed a commission Of 50
per cent their sales and also their proportion Of the
profits az larg-.
Annual -xhbit OF sales viii be male dividends Of the
prp6ts each shareholder No will
tracted, viii the Company be responsible for any, the
business viii be conducted upon the cash system.
Any Of thoSe who have purchased patents for counties IN
Thu Sttte can have the privilege % exchanging their rghs
for share the price they have paid. Tbs exchange viii
be made at the cost Of the Patentes.
II IL desirable 90 have Al least active share
holders each in the States Subscriptions
for shares will be closed BY the is September And
consgnmeuts Of The MiNtre viii he made very there
after Certificates is~u-d shareholders Who will request
the Agency, 4 thryrlesire it.
The uner gaed will Agent until the shareholders
elect three directors 10 serve one year Who will ave the
management until their success shall be elected.
Newspaper IN Mobile, Montgomery TuscaioOss, Hunts
vile, Ttdrga and Tuscumbs that viii pgb>h this
and other advertisements the 0f ten dollars and
send one copy, will receive one SHARE address
c W. CROZIER, Pateniee,
ie2S Knoxville, Tenn.
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~ - - h. kNs
ON and afer MONDAY February 1Sh 1855 the Passenrs
" trim win leave Nashville at 49, A. X arriving a.
Chattanooga az AGO, P.
Reurning-IesVes Chattanooga at An. arriving a
Nashville at 40 fsafS
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5undr1eS.
1O CASN> and Is CASKS FINE BRAEDIEst
~ Is barrels Ameilcaa ailto,
SO packages OatAWta 90,
IS toFss Joss Nicavhns CsgaAc d.,
30 hrsndy Fruits,
sob = Orangs t4Fcsr rcth ed Whisky,
s. - ehe' Neural DO.
la.s, hssaan. De-
IS Nstive Niar,
~ o. AYE. 80 eou Ahe Reserve WHISKY.
De- a. Hsn arolmss
o. zoe loaL crushsd an4 pow4ersl SsgArs.
bssra Led,
- sac
80 ~ B. ornlrtfs st.sih . fhur,
50 hHKs funaeeo Narious 4 . a.,
49, s. h.iumors AEa Ars utlrsEs kio osHse
biaaress a.,
IS a. arch,
itU So Ian ivs
o. Ing sna - tJa-s.
iul 0atft Hut and y 2 "a Flssfs,
Tervthri 9th easy eihrf ~ vhch y. ar oasTit
fhvsp q o., iFAds \ clI0L GkEES bAILsG
We have esasirprsat % ssh rnms GIVE sess,
D. U-g, svusins Lanaoh izsy etat chssp easl.
\ o.. as.
iargv lo' n Prime B. ca ard lara aivays 90 hAna
@ ssa.fs sad "a d D t@sf ncr ~ No e AID ~,
rlr- - ~ 81.
lle laateAlkag Public
4 Az nna - Be u "a = ~ Esd @aaorffnsnt
tfsnst, fsiissa. @ pa hasa snd sesehsis.
m4ISLlo rNfotk fklLLk1L.
rNnER MOODS PICKLfs.
ftPst IoR AFseis, saons hsisvs ssa qs..,-. %,
u ssaS ,. 4. Arkskg.
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Pulaski mi HIktnn.
PuIaskl md EIkinr
SOUTHERN ROUTE,
~ s szg 80 Al
RATEN REnICEn.

AA<A - ID Ds
IRON the 18Th instant to n. LIST o. June the rates
be as follows: "
FIRST CLASS. .......
Books and atiOnery Boots shoes and Hats Bottled Il
Camphne and Spirits Turpeutine, in casks and barrels
Carpetng.
China Glass and Glass wsre, Cigars in cases, Clocks,
Confectionery cutlery in boxes and cases, Dry Goods in
boxes and bales.
Drugs Fruit Trees and sbrubbsry, Furs. Garden ses,
Looking Glasses and Looking Glass Plates, at owners
oysters in cans and jars sasry Tin Ware. Teas and
SECOND CLASS.
Hardware, except Cutlery" Heavy Castings snd Ma
Foreign Liquors in barrels or pipes Coriage Tobacco in
boxes, Carrar Springs and xes Leather in box
es Oils in barrels casks CroekeTy aud QueensWare in
crates and casks Rice Zinc, whiting Plaster Of Paris &c
SPECIAL RATES.
Boxes, Furniture Piano Fortes Carriages "hoxed and
other light articles n1neraed Also Carboys Of Acids
vii be tten At actual weight but charged double, i class
an articles not enumerated to be charged at rates Of an
alsgous Articles.
FROM is June to 1st Of Dece nber they win be changed
follows.
Is Is GAS as above Per 100 b'--'-.---....' g
Special rates " ...............' 40
Merchants shipping nom the Eastern cities viii End this
ne ch@apgst as vel the most routs FreIukts
nh from 70 " per cubic foot according to
lass and character Of vessels.
As the Railroad Companies a Charleston aad savannah
have discontinued the Receiving and Forwarding Of her-
chanGe IL will be necessary to eonsgn to Commission Mer-
chants at those points.
Shippers may rely upon strict adherence to the above
rates. ID. l. ANDERSON, sup't
janil-n MO RR
SPECIAL NOTICE.
No shpmsn entitled 20 the above unless and
.very package has the name % the Depot Of delivery and
the initials n O. x. X. plainly marked upon il.
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RAILROADS.


UENEEIk AJAX AN6LMENT.
1856. Commencing january. 1856.
- -
LITTLE MIAMI RAILROAD,
VIA COLUMBUS
EXCLUSIVELY AN EASTERN ROUTE
The Qg1cksst-Skortest-ho Direct
LIGHTNING EXPRESS coLUsssUs csssrLxE AND
cLgEELASn, wIT#oUr CHANGE OF CARS.
By any other route passengers and baggage change
'INHE only rOa'e whh tree daily trains Cleveland Dun-
kirk and kaGto, BY the pRf,-m gIage and Eithont fer
The only roufe to hselirg and Steu5eaviue.
The Little Miami via Columbus, being Short Quick
and Direct Route CincinnaH to the East the time
is arranged hat it is made with Connections
certain. Passengers not subject u delay, and
have fun time Tor mea, which Is great comfort to ladies'
and children. @ ossng n lit Miami liver Milford,
II miles 81 CiRcinn t Couab as Cestine
ami Cleveland with rsus for all Eastern paee The Little
Miami CoumbHs being the shOr.est roase anshes
form and safe speed By any other route from Cincinnati
dangerous speed Is eqlre and eomDeed dis
tame, which makes c0nf. ction. TN ertain
By the o'clock Train Wheeling Pass myers dine at
ZiResve Pttburg passengers dine 1t Ores nr Dunkirk
ami Buffalo passeng gers dine Cleveland
lowing day in New York, Philadelphia. Washington City,
TIWE Via LSTELE mIAMI ROUTE.
From Cincinnati 10
COLUMBUS in sE Hours, .t.-.4. -..r
DUNKIRKin lax Hours;
BUFFALO in Is Hours:
ALBANY in IS Hours;
NEW YORK in 80 Hours:
BOSTON in IS Hours;
CRFSfLlNE In Hours;
PIFTSBURG In II Hours
PHILADELPHIA in 30Z Hours,
WHEELING in 10 Hours.
BALTIMORE in 26 Hours,
WASHINGTON in 30 uours,
sFECBENVILLE in - Hours.
Baggage checked from Cincinnati to Wheeling, Baltimore
Pittsburg, Cleveland, Dunkirk and Buffalo,
The Little Miami is the Eastern Depot
FOUR DAILY TRAINS
FIRST TRAIN-Cleveand, Pttsburg. s;eubenvie and
Wheeling Lightning Express leaves Cincinnati at A. NJ,
for all the Eastern cities Alo Springfield and eaware
Circevie Lancaster and ZlnesVe Manchester and Chill
licothe.
Through to Columbus orestline and Cleveland without
SECOND TRAIN-Express Mall leaves Cincinnati At 10
O'Clock, A. NJ TO all the Eastern cities.
THIRD TRAiN-Aceomno ation, leaves Cincinnsi at
$50 O'Clock, P. " for Springfield Crcevle and Lancaster
Blan he ter and ChiifcOthe. lii sbor0urh.
FOURTH TRAIN leveand md Pittsburg Night Express,
leaves Cincinnati At O'Clock, P. NJ or Cleveland, nunkrk
Buffalo, New York AMI Boston, Cresllins Pttsburg Balt
more, Philadelphia and New York.
One Train sunday 80 O'Clock, p NJ for Columbus
Trains run by Columbus Time Minutes faster than Gin
cnnau.
THROUGH TICKETS
And all information be obtained the Offices No.
Buruet House Building W. L. OiBRIEN, Ticket AGENT
No III, front Office Gibson House Building, ALEXANDER
corner Of Broadway and Front street. opposite Spencer
House, at the Eastern Little MiamD Depot East Front
,treet.
Office hours from ~ A. n, until 81 PM
P W. STRADER, G,n1Agt.
THE OMNIBUS LINE
Calls for Passengers at all the pr epal Hotels for each and
trin By leaving directions at either of the above
offices, will call for passengers in all Of cv, with
ut fail. lianl6-1yl II. B. RUGGLES, onductOr.
ECONOMY AND COnFORT.
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REGULAR LOUISVILLE, CINCINNATI q NASH
VITIR PACKET

nURING the eusdng season, the Grm
IL commodious lign raugh steam 1894 |
er, MAGNOLIA, W. r. FULLER, Mas
ter viii regularly above and 10 al intermediate
landings Being exceedingly light az inches draught vii
superior accommodations FIR pasengers and capable Of
masking quick .Tps, soleiis public patronage.
Orders left with either q the uns for freight
either way Will prompt attention.
n. IA. HAIR sISON, -,
oe,29-6n A. HAMILTON Agents
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The most extraordinary book of the Nineteenth Century
The Bliss Of Marriage.
THE WAY THE ALTAR.
MATRIMhNY MADE EASY; or, HOW To WIN LOVER
One volume Of 100 pages, 32mo. Price One Dollar.
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Lave rules th'sonrt, the camp the grove,
For Love heaven, and Reaven is Love-"
so sang the Bard; yet thousands inc
For love-oflie the light divine
Who did they snow some gentle charm,
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The road TO Wedlock would you know
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Al least the present is Y ur own,
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A happy marriage, man or maid
Can now secure by RoSDoUT's aid
CONTENTS:
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that all may married irrespective Of age, appearance
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IL teaches every EYE 10 form beauty Of its own.
1t teach how TO act VIII fascinated BY a lady.
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teaches you the kind Of wife select TO render home
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gives a remedy for unreqrted love-
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How to have a handsome face and hands.
How to remove tan and ireckles
Lecture Love, Private Advice to Married Ladies
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Bill any Of the specepayng banks In the United States
CanadaS received at par Gold dust can be sent nom Cal
10 MA
All that is necessary for you to do is 10 write letter as
words possible ncosng ONE DOLLAR, and write the
name with the Post Office county and State, and direct to
PROFESSOR R0RD0Ur, Publisher and Author,
No 81 Forty-Sixth st New York.
DEWITT DAVfNPURr, l6l Nassau ST.. are the whole
sale Agents.
~ An,
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YREIGHT ON PRODUCE TO CHARLESTON AND
SAVANNAH.

W and amer this date the Articles as enumerated below
" win be through 20 Charleston Savannah he
u ices AFFIXED % each article.
Tobacco, hhds., D 100 Ds.... .....4.......... SOC
PoTk IN bbis 10e bs......... .... az 90
Tagging aud Rope, 100 90
II. ! ANDERSON, Sup't
iyT-n n. 4 O. Railroad. 4
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Express Notice.

49, E7 - s9Sl
MEMPHIS AND CaARt EsTOE RAILROAD,
TIVE ADAMS ExPRESs CaMPANYs bava made ar
= The ahose Baio "A fr Daily Exuress
6ne an are pow prenared and forward Freight
Packsges &C. BY Passenger Trains 70 Buut.xil scsiur
nsenaoa and fntsraed ate stations On the O. aud ~
q . kailraats small Pscksg reduced yates
% Messengers leave NASHVILLE daily o,rioek ~
81 kreights 10 BE- ioi varied Express wi b. esie
or without extra charge. lSol0-ul 4 x HOLT AGENT
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octs At U. s. Mail Packet ONCE.
~ Capt r. nuFEIFID viii remain IN New OrleanS during
the srsson, agent the Nashville Memphis and
New Orleans line o Mail Steamers. Also, for the
AMERICA and HUMBOLDT All business intrusted o his
for the above boats wiz be promptly atended to free OF
charge. decl1 A. L. DAVIS
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WcHd tho Trnth nheGs our T"rC Oil.


During sleigh ride this winter past horses
leg and the skin of place large than hand from
tho rubbing the Inside of the thigh applied
Turf OH, aud In day he well. Another CASE
mule which working my dray became unable
walk On oSsmioing his foot discovered nail about two
inches long the head My driver and the neighbors said
he would be good for uohn drew the nail inserted
piece of lint and your Turf Oh and him toNork once,
and from tia be has hour good
also horse badly snagged the outside
his thigh i'll places about inches deep and four
inches wide. from which he day Your Turf
ca applied and brought them entirely sound II
truly Is Of the greatest remedies have
known aud have lived drug store for several years Use
this as think proper. Very truly
Ro Messrs. Dove 4 Go. J. H. WElSIGER
For sale by STROrlIER & WHITEHEAD,
III LYME
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NOT1CE.--iaving purchased Of Messrs Mcdaniel lt4,
~ Preston their entire stock of Groceries and taken M
stand formerly occupied by them prepared ofr Ia
the patrons Of Mcdaniel Hurt Preston cur former
aud the public generally large well selected
stock ofGroceries Liquors. Staple Dry Goods &C. which m
o usual
We will give particular attention to the COMMISSION
BUSINESS will sell all kinds country produce and copsun
generally; will render sales promptly, cash them
when desired will make liberal advances produce in hand
and will receive and FORWARD GOODS at the usual rates
when funds deposited produce placed to meet
charges.
lRBY g. SAUNDERS
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Vi nsWHdhk fstk 81 f' ne" Ss%s
le !, 81 r fhrcc daps All owIsd in the city

These the first class built In the city Of 'h
tmoe this trade and have superior aeeonno
passengers They commanded by experienced
Captains well qualified for the trade and VINO VIII sPae no
They will be towed up aud down
by stsan and may be relied on TO sail promptly AZ
advertised
Merchants going North ordering goods from New York
their interest to ship by this line as freight VIII
a,y Us other line of Packets and
every will made by the agents In Richmond and
satisfaction Insurance can be effected In
Richmond Fire Association by this line at cent
respectfully ask and hope succeed in obtaining fun
share of patronage.
Goods shipped by this line NewYork will be forwarded
free of commission to New Orleans Mobile Charleston Sa
vannah any other Southern Northern port
The vessels will lie In Richmond in the Dock, In New York
Berth No L. Coffee House Slip, foot of Wall Street
DAVID & WIN CURRlE, Richmond, ,o,,s
G. II. PIERSON, n. Y, "s'"
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ACKNOWLEDGMENT FROM BUCHANAN 10
LYNCHBURG AND RICHMOND.
r hhuru IN nuch.pun 81 sn

Fare from Iynchburg to Buchanan. ............Sl so
From Lynchburs to Charlottesville. ........... 80
On and after the 22d OF October
buchanan at A NJ, and Lynchburg at n p NJ Monday
"Wednesday and Friday and arrive in Richmond day
At 3 O'Clock A. NJ.
Charlottesville passengers leaving Lynchburg at n NJ
teaeh Scottesve 100 A NJ day in Char
ottesvie al ~ T. NJ Leave Lynchburg Buchanan and
Lexington at 6l a. M, Monday "Wednesday Friday and
arrive a l. NJ.
From Lyncbburg Richmond see time aud distances in
rd hal..x
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Aaxzu SPNANl. FASHIONS ut ENls1.E- ~ -
DOVES BONNET AND FANCY STORE-esSD
Ladies' let me say to that before the fAa
2stb inst. shall produce from three of the mostS
fashionable establishments in New York the latest styles
Bonnets You assured that thing that tho
finger of art has accomplished shall be presented
to the mnutest within.
will say for personal qualification, that the exhibition
of Bonnets, in New York. will the 2d inst and
that article of dress considered second only
and consequently will be before other article
of dress, 1t should be selected " It'll much
In order 10 suii variety of IL detcrm
nation present great field of variety not only in Bonne
but In Nantes and variety of Summer Coverings
Suffer little children also, for they shall not be
lected heretofore in Hats Flats Little Bonnets and Cap
and other pretty little traps
Very respectfully,
m, 1Odts ALFRED & ENGIEDONr
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-07
EXTRAORDINARY CASE.


Gentlemen Ny child had commenced breaking out last
fall In small which gradually extended the entire
head including both which much eaten by the
10 fear that both would drop of
tried all OF advertised and domestic remedies without
good results then procured and applied little TURF
OH 1t began get botter the bottle got broke and we
piled gals " again began to My elder daugh
ter said Pa of that Turf OIL sisters head
looked 40 much better when used it We got another
bottle and her head nearly well This agra
Sascd and took half hour every day wash IT, and
very offensive One more bottle feel assured will
her entirely there but little of the disease remaining
You entitled TO this and for the benefit of others, take
great pleasure in giving you this certificate
Respectfully, b 4. CHALK.
To McNsrh DnHc n
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-07

TIME undersigned having sLll their stock of Goods
u Messrs Irby Saunders would most eheerully recon
mend them to our former friends and patrons.
Dec 81, 1855. MCDANIEL HURT d PRESTON.
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