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Notice

OF ne Esohms u aiiona, Dio1 II ne STATE n WI:
copan
In pursuance of the act of Congress- approved
March 1881, entitled establish additional
district IN the state Of Wisconsin 70 be culd The cnrprwA
which district embraces that portion the crosse
Hudson districts, situated "aortt ae dpo vsr
aud ioayf north; south ehe dirding
north; g Ne line dirjiHq and
line dta9 'aRoes sicsn and tTrie % u hereby
been AT
tho OF "EAu CilRR," IN said
Given under hand the city Warrington this eleventh day
OF April. A. u. 1857.
BY order of the President
Jos. F. WILSON
aching Commissioner Of the General Land once
Ap 1l--lawewt rfT-''
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ID H.GlLLET, Counsellor at Law, has removed
HE his hs residence Franklin Row. Of
lie win devote bis attention principal
Iy 10 cases in United States Supreme Court.
Having devoted much time 70 e law concerning patents be WI
eps opinions legal before the
Once and appeals the chief justice assistant justices Of
pnd win also assist In the preparation and
trial Of suits copcerning patents
He will also written opinions and prepare arguments for par
dss having claims before Congress either he departments apd
viii prosecute before any board established for Their adh
dcnuon.
Oct 2e-dn
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ani7.-d,f
MOUNT WASHINGTON FEMALE COLLEGE

lNl Baltimore The nourshng "
slnon located NJ Mount NortheTu
Central railroad aud chartered by the Maryland legislature viii h
on te hr-t "wednesday in MAY, 1857 faculty d ee
ricnced Instructors, consisting gentlemen several d
This college Is all that could well be purposes dn
hed enao oucaiion No pains have been spared
make what ought 10 he in all The locality i highly q
los and picturesque and has been selected o the m
desirable Ia the state The SHADY and beautiful grounds afford anTe
scope "r pleasant waks aud heathn recreation The building
large imposing hrk cdace, erected expressly first cas-
female colirgc9 thoroughly ventilated lighted gas, Handsomely
Furnished water supplied 20 each story and has accommodations m
about 100 brder The establishment complete costing me
css an $40 600 ung this the drt operation sa
bcrs 81 bnardcrs.
Catalogues and further Information obtained the Union
oice and Of Rev ir " Hener Hon Nansant Bati:
ana Rev George Lewis Seaey, Principal Noun, Washington, h
land EJr,S IjElyTR
President of The lbsard pd Nticr'.
March 1+-Sat&wcdSg
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CONSULTING ENGINEER The subscriber has
~ established his residence the city Washington
acting consulting engineer the preparation plans
and the location Of public works
He be consulted by companies pRon all questions npperanng
canals, works the Improvement gaon
a. his office the site Of the work
CHARLES EIIET, Jr.
No 2SS ii street, Civil Engineer
Washington, n. G.
March rovvtt
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IMPORTANT TO COTTON pl.sNrp,, 4

IL their incomes must be @ ., i,vep
~ ana obtained ce,s rsent toa tho Ur ned STATE m Ibe
nnsemen and combination a machinery e. l cotton
no yarns by one con,naeus The n hreb The
ment or weaving. ~ 'n"i F" y i'''' ~ =
,he from waste by ths rrocs via, n 4, los, len Cr
s IN e IRON inc uro (irroscn and uninned BY the os
n,ane,o M IN, ~, ~ o p-cstnt process usrd and
,Ii ~ Al y, w ou. n per stronger heavier, ana
advanced prices. " '' "''''i oT"nsh's an ''s'"iT
ra,sn ana prepared "a dispose Of privileges TO ur hs
rns,,on~ ~ners VIII be ineorncd terms with complete
now 10 II, how obtain machinery, and h
'" nccessary particulars application addressed 70
pcc 0-aaNlyG GEORGE G. HENRY, Mobile
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Change in the Days OF Sale of the above. de
scfibeN indian Trust Lands in KANSAS.

DEPARTMENT INTERIOR
Office OF Indian Affairs, April H. 1857.
NOTICE is hereby given that the days designated
In in the foregoing poClaaan the
sale of certain Indian trust lands
following peralsi.
lands at Iowa Point Wednesday 81 day June next
The lands of the Wcas, &C. Pao "Wednesday 2ih day Of
June 'tIa
Delaware lands Osawkee Wednesday Of
By order of the Secretary the Interior:
CHARLES T. MIX
Commissioner al
Ap 1t-1awt30Jme
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The owners Of these ships will accountable gi silver
bullion specie cwery precious ones metals of IA
May 1-du =
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Ap lawt30Junc
United states Patent once,

.. Washington, April s, 1857.
|nN the petition of Harriet Y. Terry admnistra-
~ trix of VIM Terry deceased OF Boston, Massachusetts,
praying for the extension Of patent granted the said
the 18th day of July, s43 for Improvement
pavemcnts for the Of patent
takes place ON the 18th day Of July, 1857
1t Is ordered that the said petition be heard the
Monday the Goth OF June IL o'clock persons arc
notified appear and show cause they have petition
ought not to be granted. ''' Y
Persons opposing the extension required TO Ae IN the Patent
ace their objections specially sol forth writing twenty
days before the day hearing All testimony died
to be used at the sa hearing must be taken aud
coriancc with the rules OF the Office which will ee furnished
pication
The testimony IN tho case closed tho 10th june dcpo
tons aud relied testimony
oe on or before the morning Of that day the arguments any
within days thereafter. =
also that this notice published the Uuion mtcl
and Evening star Washington, D. CT Republican,
Md Fennsy yaunn Philadelphia, n,; Daily News New York
and Post Boston Mass for three weeks pre-.
vous 10 the 2sh Of June next the day Of hearing,
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner OF Patents
ESEors OF the above papers will please copy hrr
bills to the Patent Office with containing this notice
9-1aw3w
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United SrAnss NAVAL CorRr or ISorEy,
Washington. February 26. 1891.

VNIIEb siArf% NAVAL IOtRr on INQtlhN,
Washington, February 20. ls9''
tkWE Judge advocate gives notice, for the infornll
ton Of parties coming b.rbrc the lst seetn
tue act Of January 10 1857 that they win respectively be advised BY
the department when their shall have referred 10 e
court and That u desirable that presenting themselves they
shond come prepared With let az such may Dc
sure 10 have sunifo specifying which respective es'
oi hsoess r he hawai- ser,ite' mentioned IN The eap
mony DC applied respectively suggesting the delay
winch may be required and in OF WITNESSES,
Feb 2sf--f - 80 = oca'''
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Change OF the Place Or Sale of the neIaNar
Trust Lands in Kansas

NOTICE is hereby given that the place al sale OF
IN the Delaware trst lands Territory advertised 10
take pseR az ecomtn the 2 nox has been
changed to aud Viii comenee oawkcc said Territory tho
day and date.
BY order Of the Secretary or the Interior
CHARLES f. MIX
@g#E Commissioner al .aterim
nTTARTaIHyr INFERIOR,
0Hice nf Indian Affairs, April 1857.
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FINIE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED
States mail steamer The ships comprising arc the

These ships having been built expressly government
service has been taken their
their engines TO insure strength and speed; their
or passengers uneqnaled for elegance and cono
Price Of passage from New York Liverpool cabin $50
tn second cabin, s75. From Liverpool aud 20
gnlnras
An experienced surgeon attached o each ship.
No bcrths can be secured until paid
The ships Of this line have improved bulk heads and "a
avoid danger from ice will the noh a 42 deg until
after the lst of August
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rroposrp pArrs Of SAILING.

EDWARD X. COLLINS,
No 80 Wan street, y. v.
BROWN, SliIPIEY, a CO.,
Hyorpool
STEPHEN KENN.iRp 4 ca,
27 Austin Friars, London.
v. G WAINWRIGHT 4 co,
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Every person chllea right p presumption E
lands within te townships and 81 toush above
required TO establish the Ia the Satisfaction the register and
receiver OF the proper land Office ayme therefor
practicable &eing this notice appointed
commencement The public sale Of ie embracing
eamnl I; otIerm se such claim will be forfeited.
.Tii6r a. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner cf tha
Feb iS--law13w Int. Star1
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BEND the Iruth n bout oar Turf Oil.

NNT0NIl. NlTlI IUT1,
ID ring Sleigh ride this winter DISCOVERED my horses
r and the skin oil place large than my hand from
ne uheeSruhbmg the inside of rhc thigh applied your
Turf on. aud ir day h. we'll Another case
nuis which was working my day became unable Ia
walk Ga eNauling his foot discovered nail about iva
turhes long To The head My driver and the aid
he would Doe good Tor nothn nail Inserted
pce" of lint aud 1urf Oh and him t" work
and r" iHt moment he has lost hour but is good
a. over also saw horse badly snsggod the outside
ms thgh IN {" places about inches deep aud
oehes Wa" from witch he WAS stift day Your Turf
IN WAS applied and brought them entirely sound II
truly is one Of the greatest remedies have
KNOWN and have lived drag stor for several wears ST,
~, as you u'nk proper. Very tuiy.
10 Nessis b9Ne Co. J II. WEIS1GER.
For safe 10y STRpTuHR A wIItI'i,liI IN
nay 5
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The Memoirs of Sir Chas Napier just publish
ed in England, contain many passages interest
ing TO Americans. We select couple of para
graphs:
"When at Bermuda. in 1913. with his regl-
ment, Colonel Napier, writing To his mother.
saws: Two packets are due, and we faar the y
have been taken. for the Yankees swarm here
md when a frigate goes out to drive them oil,
by Jove they take herr Yankees fight ell,and
are gentlemen in their mode of warfare. Deca-
tur refused Gardens sword, saying, SIR, you
have used it so well. should he ashamed 10 take
it from you. These Yankees. though 30 much
abused are really fine fellows. Onr, an acqnain
lance of mine. has just got the Macedonian; he
was here u prisoner. and dined with me-; he hed
taken one of our ships, but was himself captured
by the Poicters, seventy -four, being now IN an
English frigste il he merts Us we must take
HIN, or we are no longer sovereigns on the o
cean."
From Bermuda Charles Napier sailed FOR
America. and became engaged in some OF the
daring and disastrous operations carried on
against the Americans by the government over
which King George III. exercised de-polio pow
er. The bush method of warfare struck him IA
cowardly. and as for the system of londng can
non to the mouth with odds and ends of old iron,
il was his adherence.
.Seyen thousand men are at Baltimore and
we have no such force; still my opinion is, TINT
if we tuck up our sleeves aud lay our ears hack
we may thrash them; that is, it We caught them
out oi their trees. so as 10 slap at them with the
bayonet. They will not stand that. But they
might fight unfairly. firing jagged pieces of iron
and every sort of devilmcnt nails, broken pokers,
old locks of guns, gunbarrcs, everything that
will do mischief. On bard twenty gun ship
that we took found this sort Of ammunition
regularly prepared. This is wrong Man de-.
lights To be killed according 10 The aw- Of ma.
fons. and nothing 80 pleasant aud correct, hut 10
he douSed against all rule is quite offensive. We
don't then kick like gentlemen, \ twenty four
pound shot in the stomach is fine; die heroi
cally; hut brass cnndlestick for stuiling, with II
garnish Of rusty twopenny nails, makes us die
ungcnteely and with the collie
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-16
We Knew Would Rain

We knew it would rain. for all the morn
A spirit. on slender ropes of mist
Was lowering his golden buckets down
Into the vapory amethyst.
OF marshes and swamrs and dismal Ion
Scoopiag the dew that Ia, in the Covers,
Dipping the jewels on the sea.
To sprinkle them over the land 10 sbowersl
We knew it would rain for the poplars showed
The white Of their leaves, the amber grain
Shrunk in the wind-and the lightning now
Is tangled in trcmnous skcins ofrain
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N-eVssN n AIENANDER,
Main street.

VI
oFFFR F0F SALE 4 L4RGF AND PAR{EB SFOCK or
SIGARS-New Orleans Cuta AMI t"her Sugars, Loaf.
Crushed and Powdered do
C0IFEES-Mcw Crop RIO, Dld Government Java aud La
Coffee
SAl.T-Asltnn's faoturY=dlied In clean Sacks
rIAS1 En- Mountain Ilastrt-t.round and in Lump
Country hammered Rolled Iron Iron, Nail
Iads hand Oval, Horse Shoo and every Kind
o iron.
STEEI.-Bilsicrcd { nst aud Shear Stecl--n si2es
FLOW MOILDS-Ne Keep supply AWAY on hand
LEA1HER-Sole Upper and iarnr.a Leather
HALE GDITOk-Al numbers and from Southern
Factories
GIANo-Na Peruvian in quantities To suit purchasers
TEAS-ImperaI tttrcn lens aud BLACK Tea ali qualities
MDLASSES-N "A 14lahus aud MnateN ado MOlasscs.
LOU OKsflne old Nhtskl Appc Brandy, l'um, French
hrnudy, ard fue Iiquoi4 Of ali kinds
Cotton Clobs Calico Cotton Batting Blankets Linens &c
Liquprice u Tobacco Manufaciu
10 all of winch invite the attention of Planters and
Country Merchants. old established stand Nam
Sfrea LgHolbng
We srll. Commission bacon. Lard Butter Country Lin
Tobacco, heat Corn and Produce generally an solicit
cousgnmcptR imaraG dActs
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EXTRAORDINARY CASE.

EitHAuNH May lstf lSsh
Gentlcmen; Ny child had commenced breaking last
'alu small sores, which gradually extended over tie entire
head including both which much eat 10y the
fear that both would drop IN
tried All sorts OF advertised aud domestic remedies Without
any gauu results then procured and Applied little II RE
OIL began o get better the bottle broke and We
led gals tuit again be- 10 gtt worse MA "hlE dtush
sad PA 20 OF that TurfO OIL SISTERS heal
ohvd So much better when YOU used it We ct another
'1ttle and her heads nearly we'll This
ased and took hall hour every day wash IT, and II
was very offensive one morr bottle feed assured viii cure
her oUt rely as boc hnt little of the disease remaining
Nrn entitled a this and the benefit others, take
great pleasure IN giving you this certificate.
Respectfully, Is T. CHALK.
To MpgSfs h,N 4 90
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These vessels first class, built the city of Ba
imae Nprcssl this superior
passengers They commanded by experienced
Captains 4usled the trade and who will SPAR
,Xrrou q accommodate They will be towed up and down
by aud may be relied 10 sail promptly
hdRrri1od.
going North ordering goods from New York
VIII lind 10 hcf interest 10 ship by this line, freight Will
always by any other line Packets, aud
ivory III viii made by The agents IN Richmond md
York give satisfaction. Insurance be enretot IN
the Richmond FIRE Association by this line AT per cent
pcely ask and hope to succeed Ia obtaining iaL
share 81 patronage.
Goods shipped by his line 10 New York VIII forwarded
New orleans, Mobile, Charleston.
yaunali any other Southern Northern port.
vessels viii lie Richmond the Dock in New York
at BIRTH No !, Coffee House Slip of Vail Street
DAVID 3 WM. Ci RRlE Richmond, ,,o,,s
{. II. PIERSON, \. Y. Hs'"'7
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= s-s9 FkAE NEW AOKN ~ SsRs.iNBA
.srstsAaaa t. AhSlIli' co In consequence
dfawa, = the JAMES TOWN" Tor repairs, dc
the ROANOKE VIII leave New ork ever saturday evening
ard ty Point eStfy "Wednesday morning at O'Clock. Pas
senLtas eaNinE ynchture by the South side Railroad,
sdN morning " III connect ncAt morning I'll the oanokt
attuy POINT LEE y JOHNSON,
Agents Tor y. \. y Va ,ni>hp Co.
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Ms BRO OVERS Richmond, Va, beg to inform the
yuehbnr that they prepared To execute
every description SIX Cotton Wooden dy ehg or Clean
done New York elscw here We have
machinery aud the very best oil wOrkmen and
abstraction Mcrino, silk aud DE Lain
dresses dyed fashionable tulors suit the taste OF the
ShaWs every description y ed or cleaned, Grape
dyed scarlet other cuors equal To import
I'd Neivets equal To SILK dresses cleaned aud Grease
remot,d We intend to de work cquai To-
establishment the United States aud respectfully solicit
patrouagco the of I.yuCburg and vicinity. Och
eucn dy and cleaned To look equal tonew
DENNIS 4 BRO,
Successors to j W Hines Franklin ST. opposite Meropoli
tan Hall. Richmond Va. lsrp i.dts
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DKE having been thoroughly oSet hauled and now IN com
pee order resumed her places in the line to Ne" York
Tho JAMESTOWN, CAPTAIN PARISH, leaves Richmond
e,er, Tuesday clock sr New York and city
after the arrival OF tho Cars from nch
itfs uud Irior-butg touching only at Norfolk
TheROaNDKE, CAPTAIN sktNNkn leaves city Point every
Saturday morning Tho arrival Of tho Cars Petus
iol ~ ~ York touching ~ Norfolk
Pa.senrers by the South sie hous leaving Lynchburg
Tuesday and Friday mornings, VIII eonne"t with the steamers
nt 1ty Point
aud Fare from Lynchblrg to New York by either
ship "a, SiceraKe Passage only -.
Tor further Information apply To-
LEE. JOHNSON 4 co
m 7dSrta Agents SoN York steamship 10.
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u EVERY DESCRIPTION ON MAN OR BEAST
WARRANTED trRt. ANp No DANGER fUoN tArosuRk 10
NGiu frlcr ~ CONS per bottle
Es,5d aac.ruS Ia Of Congress he C3rks O6ce NJ III
{sc Court tie Eastern DsrCt Of IpRtnd, by BOph
co, Richmond, Td.-5O
READ IHE fpl LOWING
Come 10 store get pamphlet and read certificates
of performed tY the Turf On cetuntat IS truth Of
respectable and respected oIprs aud ohen
here whom refer and doubt value
alnccne tot OnC u II H. worth pound Of
Other known To- Try 1t and you viii be satisfied of what
TR,E ruRf oI Read the following, and
aud viii to you OF many others who have been
cured
RICHMOND, Nov. A. 1854
Messs p1pc 4 Ca tpntcmrn.-l used portion Of bottle
OF Vnur fmt Oh which You kindly presented me with,
aud lake pleasure IN saying hatl found 1t efcctna in
eruption of the skin hrh had bocn
up'n for several years by physicians without receiving The
least benefit AIS recon ucnlcd it fieud u whu
tor months had been annoy by eruption
the skin, aud he informed that tho
use oil one bottle he had been entirely cured.
Respectfully, T.. NJ. IEFTWICH
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INSURANCE.

INSURANCE.
E.fkHE. LIFE AND "a a.ssNE RsSlE.-
u LiNCnBUEG lo-E FIRE INsURANC CoMTAHy I'M,
Company makes Insurance against damage by Fire a
Dwelling Houses, Stores tobacco Factories LHiid
lnEs turntnre goods wares and mere audzc
tow II aud country ON the most favorable terms
Also makes Insurance the lives ali persons ouia,frr
good health aud at sound f3r he dura Of
life, ur Tor imted period
slaves employed i'll odnary occupations viii be Insured ON
reasonable terms.
The Company will also take and to any of
the Northern or southern Port, at iaNortle rates
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
JOHN ROBIN MCDANIEL, President
JAMES NJ. tpRiiS. Vice President
GEORGE Il. THURMAN. tIiei Engineer
DIRECTORS.
John orFY TAYLOR SAMUEL ii. MCKINNEY,
DFNTFR DrFH. GARLAND
JANIS T. PAYNE. .IonN 4 DAVIS
NM il. SrRATIuS, MALICE \ LANGHoKSF
JAS. q. WILLIAMS. Treasurer
CRrED T Wills. Secrv
i'g " VI 3 81" p"tN' Medical Examiners
The Medic al ENamruatpu subjects Insurance " M he
meo at the office ct the Company each day between the
h.uI- ~ 2 lnl4 n..lnch z N
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A. koaSVIK BROTHER n 60, Eich

"A MOND, Va. prepared to make liberal advances
au.isuuicnts MASCFRCIUInp AND LEAF TOBACCO and
produce gcnerav the address their friends Mcssrs
lirummci a I,oysur.. No ~ Water street, New York
shipments to Acs>rs Brunnr y Registers, through
hot,,e viii b forwarded free OF charge
A l.. EOYSTER,
j. Il. ROY SIER,
az
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These vessels n the first class built expressly for this
trade and have superior accommodations
They commanded hy experienced Captains we'll quail
fl for the trade and who VII spare
molato
They will he tow ed and down The by STEAM and
be relied - sail promptly advertised Merchants
E.ug North ordering good, from Boston. Will find
ttr interest II ship by this linz the only regular line
and freight viii always he taken as low other
ses aud every effort i be made by thu Richmond
and Boston To give satisfaction,
W respectfully ask aud hope - obtaining fun
sltre of patronage.
Tia yrssrl, MI lie in Richmond the Dock, aud in
koVt~ Wharf
pAN1D& wv. CuRRIE, Richmond ,..
ALLEN \ WELTCH. Basion. Nt'''e
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ts,sssaE 4 WsGEsA asas ~ t4ES


u BALTIMOREAND RICHMOND. lev steam. 3..L.~..SS
BElNIDERE and PbtAItDN1 The
STEAMER BELNIrERE leaves Baltimore every SAT IL
DAY AFTERNOON for Richmond Returning, lrGrvs RI III
MOND every TUESDAY AFIEENOoN for Baltimore
The roc AHONTAS leaves BALTIMORE every WE'D.
NENpAN AFTERNoON for Richmond Returning lceyes
RICHMOND every SATtR AFTERNOON Tor Ealu
murc
shippers Baltimore by these Boats must have thci
goods here every Monday and Friday ga h week.
LL.ll \ 4 " L. nnhA IN
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-16

~ q VIVA 9lunt la 2. Of ,ars
49,, ''' '"''P ''''t o' st"' aud farming purpose
IN ~ PEBBLES n WIFI.
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I'VE received an Agency from al ii" cst establish,
ment5 N tho United States prepared contract Tor NJ,
ClNt at AL kinds and Of the perfect character gu
the uu-i favorable te ms for cash eo,a paper.
Among many things, enuucrate 10 UNpIIVfs.
improved valve arrangement giving results STA.
11uNANY AGlNfs from to Juu horse
the purposes Tor which they needed aud guaranteed to
satisfaction.
roRrAHlf ENGINES from to 10 horse power adapted to
the use oil Farmers Printing Offices i lstiig. Nc,
POWER PRESSES pi new s.Iaie. die effective
eharao ter, and very rapid WORK
Ship Fittings Power Piancrs Burug Murtic!ng Ma.
chimes, Cotton and Flour Mil, and indeed AL knas al Ma.
chnery. SAML - pAItI
I44llV l,t.rsi,,rl
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BOOKS. STATIONERY. PIANOS, &C

EsIuE's t-nIcisc oil Fashion" nnd tho Hedn
u Monde tor April,
I.efncAN Journal
Leslie. illustrated Paper
Uailoua Dollar Monthly.
Dickens Household Words.
Vivian, by Mrs Suuthwnfih, vols,
Applctpn's Il Guid'.
Sectional ,lars tho dlfcrsn, States, &C. Just received
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-16

PROPOSE purchasers PIANO Fortcs Ike our J.r
trial norder to test what OF their quality be
pas ing for them
Twenty oencc tart salts ifs ild
could nptted possons Ia unite =, nh NJ
the opinion. that Sou can, ,.
siby furnish better cheaper Instruments tInH ", de-
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-16

5NsNT ~ BRO. General Commission Ncr-
"A CHANTS VIRGINIA 81, between Cary ri. and X
u X Depot solicit causignmens of Tobacco, Wheat
Hour and produce generally. Tor safe.
Ihes ard all produce and merchandise sent to Their
Prompt personal attention paid to all business conided
lnfurm
Hi.lutond March 9th. It-6. INT
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'k'H a. lNhtER OAK iHEgaN.l ~sE
N'NfNNf. ct Hartford Connecticut, d SIR effect
hE insurance IN Virginia, has appointed j. jon NSON E>a
"i stem Agent tor The state Person, ynclburg and
VS." ''t WI" may desire communicating nh the Company
may do 50 through Thomas Jels at Exchange RAM ~
Ne--rs Laughunc a linlcoube.
inns company has paid up Capital 5000 600 with
''s' surplus secured aud Invested sam ton au an
WWa OF the Comptroller ct Puhlc Accounts and is iciryl
/" aei superior inducements 10 those contemplating Lie In
- -
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Steamer, city OF Richmond Cant MI1CHtIt
Pennsylvania, lfAL
Virginia. Ianv
Composing this Line, VIII leave Philadelphia every Wedncs
day aud saturday, and tuy Point every MONDAY and IIur
day Alternately
.ttleHi taheu for iAlada pia and Boston VIA IAiad,
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