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INN GNsE BARGATNs

- IN -
p A o 20 r T E
W. E. THAYER'S WARE ROOMS,
Fawcetps Block, opposite City Hall, Worcester.
aulS diff
The Worcester Water Cure VIII hereafter
be exclusively devoted TO the of female patients
while the otEer will be received only baarders
the location Of this establishment is elevate quiet and
healthy, combining the advantages of both town and
country OPP at all seasons For circulars address S.
ROGERS NJ D Worcester Mass.
O. DR.. ROGERs day Office is in the Central Exchange
Post Office fnor. During the Evening and night he may
be found at the Water Cure. diff auI
AN IMPORTA SUBJECT.
Thousands of persons have been Frustrated by Fevers
Dys ntery, Cholera Morbus Diarrhea, aud Bilious diff
cues the result Of whi;h has proved fatal for the want
of some seasonabe reliable effective medicine one which,
while ceauses the stomach bowels and blood removing
unhealthy matterexpeng the of lease, restores
The vital energies, imparting health and strength the
whole system. Such medicine is
DFs GEO. PEERCE'S
Indian Restorative Bitters.
To Seafaring men, and to all persons going Foreign
climates, it is particularly recommended a most vaua
BILE medcide which they should fail to take with
them defend them selves against the nsdious attacks
of disease.
Prepared by GE0. PIERCE L CO., Lowell, Mass.
Branch Office 1877 Hanover street, Boston. Price so
cents, with full directions.
j. HEMENWAY, Southbrdge street, Worcester, Cen
eral Agent. For sale by the Druggists and Grocers
jy13 d&wSm
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SEPTEMBER 5, 1857
NOTICES.

NNORCETER COUNTY BANK.-The an.
w nual meeting Of the Stockholders Of this Bank,
for the choice Of Directors for the ensuing year. aud for
the transaction Of such other business may legally
before them, will be holden at their Banking Room in
Blackstone, Monday, the fifth daV Of October next, at
ten O'Clock A. NJ. n. FARNUM, Cashier.
Blackstone, Sept. 8, 1857. sep4 M&1aw2u
GROCERY STOCK AND FIXTURES
w FOR SALE.-A well selected stock Of Groceries,
with the features appertsning to Of the pleasantest
and best located Grocery Stands in the city with well
established aud increasing trade be purchased at
bargain the proprietor is abo to retire from thu bust
Inquire at this office sep4 daW3W
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WHOLESALE & RETAIL DRUGGIST,
And dealer in Gold Plate aud Foil Mineral Teeth aud
Dental Findings. Also Manufacturer of Soda Water and
syrups.
N. B. Physicians Prescriptions carefully prepared
ON the best medicines. diff f26
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ADJUSTMENTS.
Vac WORCESTER THEATRE.

PRIcEs OF ADMISSION arqust and Dress Circle 80
cents Family Circle 25 cents Ampitbeatre Is cents
Seats may be secured at the Box Office from 10 O'Clock
A. M, till l, and from till o'clock P. NJ without extra
charge.
Doors open at Il to commence at quarter before s.
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Adm THAYER
HIGHLAND SCHOOL,
TSRTTRV STPEEr wOp opsTEp NJ

ATTORNEY & COUNSELLOR At LAR.
No 2ls Main street.. -.....-....... WorcesterMss
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O. FOR SALE.--A well and conveniently built
iiisI two story house, with about of land, de-
hghtfully situated at the junction of the Bloom
ngdale and Shrewsbury roads, just this side Of Long
Pond The land well cultivated and stocked with val
liable fruit trees For further particulars inquire of
au27 diff WYMAN PARKER.
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I'd A n o F o R E
E. s. N 4 SO N
Has just received
S p L e N II I'D p / A N o s
Which will be sold on more accommodating terms, and
cheaper than any travelling local agent sell nstru
ments. All instruments responsibility warranted
Second Hand Pianos for sale at good bargains.
Also. MELODEONs at less than Manufacturers prices
Sheet Music, Books, &c. OLARE'S BLOCK,
sepl DIV Corner Of Main and Mechanic streets.
DOh CONSTRICTO RS.-Ten Boa Construct.
kB ors, some Of them probably larger than
before in this country, will be exhibited in this city
during the Fremens' Exhibition. The place of exhibit
ton will be directly opposite Clarks Block, Main street.
sep1 diff
MOTICE.-The copartnership heretofore existing
~ between the subscribers, under the Grn Of H. B.
jerks CO., Boot Manufacturers, ia by mutual consent
this day dissolved The business of the late Arm will
be settled by H. b. jerks who will continue the
factgring business at the same place.
HADWIN 3 jerks
JAMES II. jerks.
North Brookfeld, Sept, I, 1851 div
MR.. HI ENRY PARKER would respectfully
~ inform the inhabitants of Worcester and vicinity,
that having devoted than thirty years the prac
tce of medicine In the adjoining town Grafton has by
the solicitation of several Of his friends been induced to
return to WORCESTER Ills native town, and the
practice of medicine.
He is permitted to refer to DR.. John Green Dr. B. f.
Haywood, Cspt. Bphraim Mower Otis Cotbett and VIM.
HarTingson Esqrs, Of Worcester, and iona. Warren,
Esq, j. D. Wheeler, Esq, Mr.. Winthrop Faulkner,
and DIR, james Putnam, Of Grafton.
0foe No 236 Main street, three doors from the corner
of Pleasant street. au1S d3w
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NEW OMNIBUS LINE FROM WEST
VI R0YI.SNNM To WARNRsnER

NEW OMNIBUS LINE FROM WEST
IN B0YLSTON TO WORCESTER.
Commencing MONDAY, August "a, 1867
The subscriber will commence to run an Omnibus from
West Boyston to Worcester abOve leaving o. B. Saw
yers Store, West Boylston, at 1870 NJ, and p M,
and Bay State House. Worcester, at TO- A. NJ and $50
P. Nj. Fare each way, rs cents. Express business
promptly and faithfully attended to.
au22 dly @. G. BARNARD, Proprietor.
NOTTCE.-The firm Of q BAKER & CO., is this
~ day dissolved All persons having accounts with
the same are requested to settle the Immediately
Worcester, August "a, 1857, o. BAKER.
The undersigned have this day formed copartnership
under the Of 2. BAKER Co., for the prosecution
of the Book and Stationery business.
Worcester, August "a, 1857. WIN. 4. SANFORD.
The undersigned is happy announce that he has as.
ISOLATED with him, in his Book and Stationery busless
WIN H. SANFORD tho adds, to thorough business habits
aage acquaintance with books and it will be our united
aim to meet all wants of the puOlic in our line and on
the most favorable terms.
would hereby take occasion to express my especial
thanks to this community for tue large patronage ex
tended to me during the time have been In business
and further hope the continuance of the regards
to the new firm. au2S diff 2. BAKER.
ENIVE DOLLARS REWARD will be paid
n for evidence that viii couvct the scamp, who, on
sunday night cut in pieces clothes line attached to the
oarn oil the subscriber, and stole thereom quantity Of
seed peas. WIN. w. MANN
TatnueB, August 2. diff aug4
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p I @ II u r r S ,
Made only at 1888 Main Street.
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BOard.--Desrable rooms, with board, can 10 oh
tanned, BY applying also Main 81, au20 dtf
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Auctions.

BY E. B. HANSON, Auctioneer.
INTENSIVE SALE OF GOLD AND SILVER
IL WATCHES, GOLD JBWELRY, Plated Ware &C..
AT AUCTION
On SATURDAY EVENING, commencing at u O'Clock
p NJ, will be sold large and splendid stock of
Fine Gold and Silver Watches, Gold
JewelFy, &c,
Consisting ia part of Gold Hunting English Levers,
Gold Hunting Duplex Watches Silver Huatiug English
Levers Silver Hunting Anchor Watches; Gold Fob Vest
and Guard Chains.
- Also,
A large assortment of tine Gold Jswery Silver and
Plated Ware Fancy Goods, and many other articles.
The sale will be continued every evening till the whole
stock is disposed Of All goods put up will be ed
examined during the day time and selections made at
the above named stores.
Terms-sCnah on Delivery,
Worcester, Aug. IS, 1857. aD29 DIFF
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ALL WHO ARE NOW ABOUT
PURCHASING, WILL FIND IT MUCH TO THEIR
Advantage 10 Examine
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RATIFICAT[ON COMBINATION.

III W0TceSteT, Sept. s, 1897.
to confirm the nomination of the Hon N, P BANKS Of
Waitbam, for Governor of this State.
Distinguished speakers in Massachusetts and from
abroad including Hon John P. Hale Hon. Henry Will
SON. Hon Arson Burlingame, Hon. Charles Allen, Hon.
CHARLES Francis Adams, Hon. Henry L. Dawes Hon. E.
u Baker. Hon. Robert B. Hall, Hon. Eli TSayer, Hon.
James Burlington, Hon. Mark Trafton, Hon. Gideon
Haynes, Hon. Jas NJ Usher, hon. Hesdley, Of Rev
York and Others have been invited to attend and speak,
and we have great pleasure in saying that Ron. N. P
BANKS will be present, and will address the Convention
Arrangements will be made with the Boston and WOr-
ceser Railroad TO convey delegates to and from the Con
Vennon at ha the regular price; and the COMMITTEES in
wife the friends Of Mr.. Banks to rally en- ndSss and
send full delegations to Worcester this interesting
cason, from all the towns in the Commonwealth.
This call is signed by
THOMAS RUSSELL. of Boston;
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS, OF QUINCY
R0BT. $. RANT0UL, of Gloucester;
CHARLES HALE, of Boston;
THEODORE OTIS, of Boston,
Q. c. CHAFFEE, of Springfield;
WENDELL 7. AVIS, of Greenfield;
]. B D. OOGGSWELL, of Worcester;
D. +. PARKER of Worcester;
And may hundred others in various sections of the State
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-09-05

A. WHITINGsS
PIANO FORTE AND MUSIC ROOMS,
myS No. Mechanics Hail. Up Stairs. dly
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TO LET
EENO LET.-Two desirable Tenements on Elm street,
q near West street, "a honse. Inquire of the
subscriber at his office at his residence 81 Pleasant
street. sep2 diff THOMAS EARLE.
TWNO LET.-A small Cottage House, near Eddy &
u ToIreys Store, on Southbridge street. near Main
Inquire Of sep1 diff VIM DICKINSON
EBLA CKSMITH'S SROP TO RENT IN
BB SAUNDERSVILLE.-A first rate opening for a
man who understands the business there being good set
OF promptly paying customers. Possession given imme
diately. None but Americans wanted.
AUS diff EEK sAUND ERs, Agent.
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CLAFLEN'S

N E " 5 r 2 L E
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LOST AND FOUND,

SCHOOL MOTTO ES.-The next term of the
- public schools begins MONDAY, September 7lh and
it quite desirable that all scholars expecting to attend
should be ready to begin promptly with their classes.
Candidates the High School will be examined the
Walnut street School House, the first day Of the term
It is proposed to make special arrangements at the
opening of the Fall term Of the High School, for the me-
chancs Of the city, and other young men, whose engage
ments prevent constant attendance during school hours
II sufficient number wish TO avail themselves of its
privileges they will be formed into class by themselves
and required to attend only during the time recitation
Instructions for this Glass; will consist of thorough drill
in Elementary Mathematics beginning at the first prnci
and making practical applications Of these principles
as fast the class able to do undersandngy.
Lectures and experiments in Natural Philosophy will
be given during the term aud will open to mechan-
les of the city, and, far practicable to the public
generally.
Further inquiries in respect to this other matter re-
ang to the public Schools may he made at the Office Of
the Superintendent, No. 8 Harrington Block.
GEu. BUSHNELL, Sup't.
Office hours from to O'Clock A. M, and from IL to
Pm. aug d2g
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The Style of Goods, Excellent Workmanship, and
Superior Fit OF all Garments as well as
the astonishing
l. o w p r L Q H &
at which we sell them, makes II an object for every
to call and examine before purchasing elsewhere.
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SPRING AND SUMMER
Z o II III NJ G. F!
Ever exhibited in this City
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Ia great Scientific Medical Discovery and is daily work
Ing almost too great to believe 1t cures as by
magic, the first dose giUtng benefit and seldom
more than bottle is required to any kind Of
Liuer complaint, from the worst Jaundice dyspepsia
to common headache all of which the result of
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LUTHER's CLOTHING HOUSE,
No. / Lincoln House Block.
.n1a dtf
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ANo FOR TIES
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LARaEsT AVE- MosT ExoELLENT sToCI
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YOUNG MEMS GRAND RATIFICA-
TION CONVENTION. At meeting Of the citizens Of this
Commonwealth, held in Boston on the 18th inst, the io
lowing gentlemen were duly appointed Committee to
issue a call for
YOUNG MEMS CONVENTION,
to be holden at WORCESTER, the Sth Of September
next at 10 o'clock A. NJ to ratfy the nomination of
Hon. N. p. BANKS, of WaIthnm,
candidate for Governor of Massachusetts, at the next
election. -
In pursuance Of this object, the undersigned hereby
1oIelaIy invite the Young YoTERs Of Massachusetts,
without reference political creed or organization to
meet IN their several towns forthwith and choose at least
-FOUR DELEGATES for each Representative 10 which they
grand
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Our Stock of FURNISHING GOODS, will also be
found complete, in all its
En- dless Variety!
And we feel assured that by continued attention to the
wants of each and all our customers, shall merit
share Of public patronage heretofore literally bestow
cd
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-28

THE TaNNASy ANsLGAsArED CoSygNTIvS--irRsr
MfFTISG 90 TIU CONVENTION CALLED To REfoRs
iBE PRIMARY RELATIONSHIPS ORG AsizArfos.
The convention of five from each ward, called into being
By Tie Tammany Scacheuis reform the primary eec
tons met last night at Tsmmany Hal for organ zsuon
The names ofthe members q this Convention have already
been polished In the HIRAM. II n composed II forty
four representatives from The late Wilson Small Commit
Il. party, four from the Con,esuns Committee and twenty
two umpsrcs appointed by the sachcms.
There full Attendance ls hight of the msmbes a
the now Convention.
James L Brady was chosen temporary chairman By &C
clanauon TN taking the chair he expressed h surprise
hndng himself more IN Tamnlany Hall, and he
horcd that nothing would uansTare W cause him 10 re
sret returning 10 H. lie wished for union Of The party,
and earnest In the hops that The hbors q tho Con
ventjon would result In the puracsion of the party. Ill
scenarios were frequently lnserrul ted by caeors
John Clancy and lsasc Bell Jr, we're chosen temporary
Secretaries.
was then decided that each ward should name i,s
candidate for chairman The wards proceeded 10 ychr
had majority q tho vc,cs, wheyevrpD he wa uHani
mously chosen n rreside.
SAMUEL II. yandorheyden, II the Sxiecr1 ward, and
Alfred Chancellor Of the Second ward, were osd rer
manent ccre,arlc; Isaac Bell Jr appointed veas,
rcr, and Charles Mills sergeant At arms.
Inc following named persons were appointed commit
,ee TO draft bylaws for hs gCyernmen, o. ,h. oony.n
Peter Is Sweeney and VIM J. Brisley.
II wa moved that committee Of one from each ward
be appointed 10 report plan " r. organize the primary
election syp;cn In accordance with the wishes n the
Sachaq. This carried, when the chair cInpos.
cred ~ famo the committee and announce h.s choice
through the New Yerk HssuD.
The Convention then adjourned W meetSgsin the 18th
of May, when the plan for rcossannng te PARTY Ia uis
city VIII be submitted.
frrring the evening etecches ware nado ~ Richard
buseed Horace y Cart ard others iavcrDy complete
change In the party machinery. no oooveopcr ADJOURN.
ed cgrb
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NOT b~ans Dr. WOODWARD; that's all can recolesa
DID you bot say that Au cunainSham had sak V'@t Or
(pr wcodward) did II with much prsp~Ssty ~ posi-
PEI A. dent recollect Q. Did Mrs. Cumming ham
she did not blame bma a. did IA. bear her hapae Dr.
WOODWARD T. DID not Mrs. Cunningham Ut tho tame Of
the examination, ANA before DR. Woodward WIT her, en-
press ner satisfaction with the manner with winch pe con
Quoted w A. did not hear her cay that she was
satisfied or dissatisfied @ With whom did you
FIRST converse aft~ tha. examination about ~
A. with Mrs Cunningham. Y. How long alter the exam
nationV A. Before she got fully dressed. O. When and
With whom did you next about ip A. forget
Did you after the exaujnatiOn converse with Mr.. Gin
ton, her counsel, about iU A. don't know whsher
have spoken the hrs. word 10 Mr. Clinton about H. DID
You hano Mrs. Cunningham the towel A. I did. Y. DID
che ask you for W A. She did O. ND yos hand 70
her before or after her clothes cropped dc~n9 A. Be-
fore the clothes dropped down.
Adjourned 10 Saturday
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f-Aisos f,srsoS@-- young man nArncd fThs~, ~f'o
eyes arrested for grand larceny by oeocr stn. Of ss
sixth ward police managed 10 make his ossre from the
Ssth ward station house Sunday, and has snce e,udcd
the vigilance 81 The police SHAW arrested % charge
stealing gold watch and chain valued at eco from Mr.
George W Smith, q No. ~ Great Jones street, while
The latter was indulgne In eymnasvo exercises at Ons
toms gymnasium In Crosby street In the possession q
the prisoner w found the pawn usket for The watch and
oher evidence OF HE guilt The property vas recovered
and restored 20 The owner; but ths ends q justce were
defeated ~ the eeeape a tbe sceueed party 6om
psass WHARF ~ wm thepShi " ~ D0s ssrh
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DEATH or LEWIS W. xrcxsAs.

EENII' VT Hh"fs We NftkHNFs
Mr. is-sis W. HICKMAN, person wel known IN ortsau
circles died last Saturday bis late residence No ~ white
street IN The 6st year Of his asc Mr. Hickman had been
engaged 10 the was of 1912, and mrmber a The vc-
terun CcrTs at The time ~ his death he pas Interested
come Ten years since In socissuc experiment In Pike
county, Pennsylvania which m course failed He after.
wards took part IN The hand reform movement q which he
was IN earnest advocate Mr.. Rycknan was fluent and
ready SPEAKER, and during The hast canvass ran for
Der o. Congress On the republican ticket but beaten
by John Kelly, the democratic nominee he VIII be buri
from his residence to-day.
Tho Memphis Aypsul OF the 18th instant The
death Of sAsru o. BAilAnD, Hsa, Collector q hat port
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-28

Hen PRicrs OF Npaposs IN Uyrrp CaopsiA-
Al public sale e negroes In Dahopcsa InmpSn county
on the Th Inst The following prices were paldA boy III
years Old brought u lot girl 10 years Old brooshi
81 io co. two boys the eldest II years old brcushs Skso
and ts22 woman IS years old, and child Years eli,
e1,0l2; txs snAn shldryn eese
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APPOINTMENT nv rHs PnEsrpprr-HenU 7. Hnl.
eert, Surveyor, Memphis rsAn., we hAmse " hAiArd,
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A MOTHER VETERAN GONE.-SENJOK VETERAN
"A Cvrps OF lst2-Tke corps will meet at No 80 Whis
sses ON his, Tuesday, April D a. O'Clock r. NJ in citizens
6ess, eokade hat medal breast left
pay me last tribute of respect brother officer
and soldier Adiuant General Lewis W. Hickman order
n. RAYMOND, Colonel
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-03

M aEbUilN~i tts.IDtANN!l= lLo uulof
va slued sole arcut for va and tue South Cauari
Nru1Haui& - celebrated MfLUpEASS Ina n ycfs tine
as'rturu hau1 both ior Crrh ND Iarlurat factory
FrceHltreaah. Gall .oeni se' anil Ialso for Yourself
4unHifs SFNEMNEII.
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EXTRAORDINARY CASE.


.ienlemen; Ny child had commenced breaking out last
all small Sores which gradually eNtudyd the entire
h2ad including both which much eaten by the
that both would drop oil
tried all of advertised and remedies without
good results then procured aud applied it'll" II RI
OIL II began TO get better the bottle got broke aud We APP
led gals toit again beElu Ia My elder laugh
said Pa DO get that Turf oil, heal
oked much better when used il We got another
putile and her head nearly well This asara
and took halt day 10 wash H. ana
very bottle feed assured will cure
her entirely. there Is but little OF te romau
Nou entitled this and Tor tie benefit OF others, take
great pleasure in giving You thi, certificate
Respectfully, r. I. CHAIN.
To NJ, 4
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Respectfully
cnrsrtNr1r1n AnrII Iglh.-lssa.

CHrsrFKFITIp April 18th. lsSG
Messrs Dopf ColIaving used Furf oa aud tinauR
II to be such fine medicine, thn il due To that YOU
should know H. My daughter about years fell onfhe
rocker chair and aud bruised her Thigh HuCst
assumed the form OF boil. and became had
lanced by physician. but that did relieve IL became
running and continued for nearly years tried
every medicine could hear Of withuo effect until was
luced bottle of your Turf Oi,r using batc
ssd hait entirely healed Ihavc ued tor othr
81 and found the benefit baritN
this n ynu think proper s CIlAlkl4
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' Gfts.EN ~

,f-+s. THE NEW hOsH ~ VIRGINIA
.s4.l -. 81 EAMSIilP co eouao uonco of the with
drawal of The sJAMENToNN,' tor repairs, "
the 10 tNbkE will leave New York Saturday evening,
aud city Poutcvery Wcdue5day morning at o'clock Pas
scUgeJs wing lynchuF, 10y the South side Ealtoad
IuesitA viii with The Roanoke
a city Point LEE q JOHNSON.
Agents Tor X. Y. 1. Va steamship c.
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4 .usnl, :. nM.. Ecrwnrll.g mud .,or.u.,..

"a SION MERCHANT. ON the Dock, Richmond Va
Ihu for thc Aee at.uaso extended 70 Inc lat season.
nav paiU tI increase the line of b
ming from my house that boat viii leave every other day.
tSunlay eSee"dJ by this ement Aa be able To
put goods through than hoctopre aud very
neatly they lily the S X X and II much less
My charge for forwarding Tobacco is 5cts per Box and
80 cfs pcriIhd which mcu,s aAage ard Wharfage hen
thrre6 necessity fpr drvgo The d4ase aud wharfage
from the Basin per Boa and ID per Hind The
Lock Tolls char gud by the Jaas River ktnaNia Go
passing huu.e per Tom about boxes
and per HID Paving these ada
willing tor my customers iolep the benefit aud eag. ouy
nr price my hoping herrly command larger
business.
personal attention viii bc given sales produce and
purchase 81 .uuds on Commission a. :. LEE.
uv !9ts
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Farc from LynchbutE to buchanan. "........9I 30
from tyuehburR to Cbarioteseie.. ............ -
CA and the 22d Il oroberr Packet Boats Will leave
buchanan at \ n, and IyurlbarE az A. NJ, Monday,
W,dn,-da5 and Friday. aud Richmond second day,
at pe.tlprk \ M
Charlottesville passengers leaving f9rbbutg at = p. N.
reach Se3ltcseile ia A. upst da5. Char.
lottsyiie at ~ = NJ Leave Lyuelhur buchanan and
Lexington at6 i NJ No LAY, edueiay aud Friday and
arrive at : = ~
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-03
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