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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-27

N-orICE.-v.i.i i. TO male i.ow, ,;,,,uon

E&'oA- s!.E.-Ei,e shares Eynchburg Il nj
9hS und Stock for sale. Apply At this Office
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y I
- IEAMSlIIP co - la Of the with
drawal If the j JAMESTOWN repairs, SC,
the ROANOKE will loavc New evening,
and City Point "Wednesday morning at O'Clock. Pas
scnrers leaving lyncbug by the South Side Railroad On
Tuesday morning will morning with the Roanoke
at City Point. LEE & JOHNSON.
Agents for N. Y. 81 Va Steamship Co
dcp Is
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Postpone siicHf.

Sergeant Of ths city of yuellnrg and As such Com
dec - dil3jan =
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NNI.E.
n AIlh First Va and Penn paiIr,.,
4 VsVNIND bonds,
10000 Virginia State Bonds and apist.rcf
1000 North River Navigation Co. Bonds
1900 Lynehhurg City Bonds, guaranteed by Va and
Tenn |; Road 60. " w
5000 Merchants Bank Stock.
IN sums to suit purchasers
doc
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Il MONEY SAFE---AERCHANT'S PRoTEcroS
THIEVES DETECrEp-RoGtESf N TREpID ArIoN
Browns Patent Safety Alarm Detrcior Locks for Mono, ~
ersof Stores, Counting Rooms, Manufacturers and Irat
Offices Tanks Vaults, Chests and Private Residences
An examination of h.se Locks be made AT tlc s,-
the subscriber, two doors below the Market where ,b
asp int ~ are al manufacturer prices {, s. BLISS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-27

take this occasion sincere thanks friends
and the public tor tie very liberal patronage heretofore
dod /" the old concern and respectfully
the new concern OF Wnucmorc \ JosiH.
ian l6ts II. =. WUIrTENORE
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BOOKS. STATIONERY. &C.
6,mmI.TuA. GIFTS, cen.i..ina Of El,xnn

lSuRIsJuAs GIFTS, CONSUMING Of Eiexnnt
~ Illustrated Books and Fancy Article 70 sui The taste OF
old aud young by PAYNE CHRISTIAN
shaaspeara IN sarou. styles some elegant
Byron -
ifyines wo,kA bound in English Calf beautiful,
Preacott's : half
The Poeesl Works II Scott Milton Gray Burns HemanN
Moore Montgomery Pope, Longtolow, Willis, Slgour
ney Reid &e all elegantly oouhdin the antique style
Poets and Poetry Of America
{. The Aneent.
Homes Of American Authors elegantly Illustrated,
American Scenery
Heroines of Shakespeare -
Leaflets Of Memory With 10 beautiful Illustrations
Macauioys Miscellaneous Essays vols, B1lf
Rhymes and Ronndcayes ia praise OF a country life,
Gray Elogy. elegantly bound and illustrated,
The Rhine NJ the ancient Mariner IS
Poetry Of the Fields - Woods do OF tho Year all
pretty presentation Books and new,
Republican Court, very beautifully illustrated
Portraits Of the Female Aacracy Of tue Court Of Queen
Victoria,
Floral Gems. anew aud beautiful Annual
The Winter Wreath 81
Floral Keepsake with 30 elegant colored engravngs
Com IT the season. new Annual,
The Token
porrys Is petition Japan Illustrated.
The Deserted Village, by Goldsmith illustrated,
Christians Daily Walk,
Cbeora and other Regions OF the Conquerer
qucred.
Ornaments OF Memory Beauties Of History
Romance and Poetry elegantly illustrated,
souycner Of Friendship, very pretty
Dickens Works. ~ vols Apenddly bound aud illustrated
Pulpit Eloqucufc by Flax
With many other smaller beautifully got up for pres
Also large supply of Bibles. Prayer, Hymns NIL
styles OF binding worry splendid Also Fancy ces
as low as they can be had In the city.
Rep
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-05

------------al- Cutlery Walkn Canes,
Porte Monies Percussion Cups, Gnnpow der Patent
Shet Halls Powder Fasks Pouches and Bells Bird Bags,
Ail,ss and Nreuchcs, Washing Rods and licklers Dog
Chains and collars Gun Makers Materials, &c, &e. Eg RE
N6IN FIVE SHOOTERS at manufacturers prices,
The trade. : SUTHERLAND
No I Main street. opposite Eagle Square Richmond, Va
A DIPLOMA
FIRST CLASS WAS AWARDED BY THE virginia
MECHANICS INSTITUTE FOR THE rOMO1IoN
TIlE MECHANIC AXIS 10
SAM FL SWITZERLAND, OF RICHMOND, NlRG'A
For a caseuf GUNS. PISTOLS and RIFLES, exhibited
e Exhibition of Articles of American Manufacture he'd
The city OF Richmond on the 10Th day of Nov, lsal
JANIS W. LEwEILES, j. a. BELNlN,
Secretary. President.
al 1B-I ~
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A IERED -. LEE, Forwarding and Commits
~ SION MERCHANT. ON the Dock, Richmond Va
Thankful for the liberal extended to last
have made to ncrease the line of Boats
ming house. that boat will leave other day
tSnndays eNceped) BY this ement shall be able to
pun through days than heretofore and very
nearly as they go by the s. s. L. H. and at much less
Mvchargt for forwarding Tobacco Is cts per Box and
- per HID winch includes Drayage and Wharfage, when
eeis necessity to drayagc The drayase aud wharfage
from the Basin cts Box aud 10 per HID The
Lock Tolls charged by the James River kanawha Co
passing house cts Ton, about ct Tor Boxes
and cts. HID Having these advantages OF location
willing customers torelp tho benefit and charge only
fair price fan my services hoping thereby to command larger
business.
Ny personal attention will be given to sales of produce and
purchase of goods Commission. "A. 5. LEE.
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Il WARE HOUSE, No y BoILIN6BHook 81 - -
boi" Al have established myself for transaction nj
Uehti IRON steel and Metal Business, and The atte
uoh o Virginia and Moth Carolina
market To an examination of my large varied assortptn,
3 ICING such as viii enable sell at the
lowest rates Kan Roads, Machnists I,lacksmbs and h.
trade generally willfnd it To their interest to amino my k
before purchasing elsewhere. - ~
orders thankfully recoA cd and promptly attended to-
sep dim Tut,S < Itit,,,,
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These vessels the first class, built IN the city OF Bal
tmoo expressly this superior
passengers They commanded by experienced
well qualified for the trade, and who will no
exerion accommodate They will be towed up aud down
the by Steam and may be relied ON to sail promptly as
advertised
Merchants going North ordering goods from New York
will lind her ship by this line, freight " i'll
always taken any other line Of Packets and
will be made by the In Richmond and
York satisfaction. Insurance be effected in
the Richmond FIRE Association by this line at per cent.
respectfully aud hope 10 succeed In obtaining fun
share Of patronage.
Goods shipped by this line New-York Will be forwarded
commission New Orleans Mobile Charleston, Sa
vannail or any other southern Northern port.
will lie IN Richmond IN the Dock IN Now York
at Berth No l. Coffee House Slip Wall Street
DAVID a WIN. Cl'RRiE, Richmond ,.,.
e. II PlERSOE, n. Y, 'b'"''
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DROvlsIONs ON CON>EGNMENT

80 lhds prime Shoulders
10 Sides.
30 Bbls Lard,
20 " fair
% Kegs prime :"
POO Canvasscd Hams
All on consig nInru and for sale low rates
sep i54lts r,t,r.I, 'NS
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ys,w..E \ wEEN nETWEr

h BALliMDREAND RICHMoND, by stean- 1~AGl.lN
cr~ BEINlDlsRE and POtAIlDNTAS-The
STEAMER BEINIDERE leaves Baltimore every SA T'fR.
DAY AFTERNOON for Richmond Returning, lea US m m
MDND every TUESDAY AFTERNOON for Baltimore
The FoCAIlONTAS leaves BALTIMORE every WE'D.
NlNDAh Al rEkNOON Tor Richmond Returning. leaves
RICHMOND every SATURDAY AFTERNOON Tor Balu
tnnre
shippers 10 Baltimore by these Boats tci
goods here every Monday aud Friday of each week.
mar 2y IuDIAM & WATSON Richmond Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-05

L MS " BRO OVERS, Richmond Va, beg to inform the
citizens of lyuebng that they prepared 10 execute
description silk Cotton Wooen dyeing Clean
ing ne New York elsewhere We have
machinery the very best of workmen and
patrons Merno, silk and DE Lain
fashionable coors, suit the of the
Shawls Of every description dyed cleaned Grape
Sawls dycd scarlet other Coors equal import
Neges dyed equal Silk dresses cleaned and Grease
Or removed We intend do work equal to
establishment In the United States and respectfully solicit
the patronage the iynchburg and vicinity Gen
tccus Garments dy ed and cleaned look equal to
DENNIS Il BRO,
Successors j. W Hines Franklin opposite Metropoi
Ian Hall Richmond Va 1sppI
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- ~ ~ W h"lesalr, by STEVENSON & WEDDEiI n h.,
nave no" IN Siofea superb Stock, embracing French Cern
hish ana American Fabrics all of bay. been
win great care and attention by tho firm AZ Inc yrr,
lowest cash prices ' " NV '''
nor" inviting Stock for the the North ,,rli,,
ana fsiia Trade cannot he exhibited an
. dhctuai and responsible buyers are invited to i,. n
and prices No ~ & "A S,,.i,,,,,.' =. - -
-.
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Tobacco Manufacture,

II 10 s"Un'tO WnhufiiCtUrCrs.
~ 80 Gases I u Mass Licoriee
20 j ca Go
100 Half Gases NJ 4
100 AOG
All Oh consignment and for sale low b,
1llos. BRANCH & SONS
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WEEKLY IounNAI Of ci,i.

laton Use" Prospectus last of of IIapers
Magazine for beeember) This journal will be
the number month year by the subscriber his Store
without the risk of losing copies
single numbers nroHen through the mail The first
will be aSuod the first Of January persons desiring
Paper for lnger shorter period will please
with G. MORSE.
dgr u.tA
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-05

IL Cethng aud Furnishing Goods, ITO Main Street, Rei
uond, Va, lS56 Fall Stock lc56
In calling attention to Stock of Goods introduced by the
Subscribers perhaps would be well to notice the fact Of our
rapidly Increasing trade with all sections Of the State during
the time located IN Richmond And intro
ucan necessary take advantage Of
medium which make ourselves known expecting OF
course that examination all parties will judge for them
particular being perfectly satisfied that
notions and Judgment must be consulted
We receiving Fall Stock aud purchasers
thing in the of Gents Wearing Apparel Will
receive attention aud the assorted lines Will at all times he
complete that will be supplied
Having every facility the proper prosecution OF our bust
hope make the fact apparent to customers and
sccic satisfactory During the last have 1T
ted mp EXPRESSLY Gents Furnishing Goods where
may ind every thing pertaining to that Department
la the Clothing Department guarantee the Stock 10
be perfect point durability Fit and Styles, because
make ding and have hesitation saying
goods win be equal The best order work IN the
country. Watching the various changes of Fashion parties
finding the latest and make in Store
subject their and approval call is solicited by
GRDSHONG q TUPMAN,
No 40 Main Richmond Va
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hose vessels of the first class built expressly this
Trade aud have superior accommodations tor passengers.
They are commanded by experienced Captains well quail
fled for the trade, who will spare exrtion accom-
MEDIATE
They will be towed up and down the rivcrhy stram ana
may he rolled on To sail promptly advertised Merchants
gong North or ordering goods from BOSTON, viii fluid
thor interest to ship by this line it is the only regular line
and freight will always he taken low by other
sels and every effort viii be made by the agents Richmond
amt Boston To give satisfaction.
We respectfully ask and hope to obtaining = full
share OF patronage
The vessels will lie in Richmond the Dock and in Bes
ton at RpwrS Wharf
DAVID & VIM. CIRRlE, Richmond ,..
ALLEN y WELICII, Boston, Ns'"'
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XyOU ,mn md ~, MOnsE,s C.mm;-.i.u

y lolse. Paul Faue Novel by N. T. Willis I.orrner Let
egood Esd who wished 10 Life aud H. by Smcadly;
llumorS Of faconbrdge, by Kelly New Hope the
Rescue tale of the Great In The Banshed
other Stories by Caroline L. iientz Edgar MoDtroe by ey
nols Missing Bride by Mrs Southwnrth Lectures H.
Milburn with Introduction, by Rev MeCntock, D. ID.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-05

~, rnmea saooktn. GiusscS aud SiIvc,
Ave- as'"rs at greatly reduced prices have on hana
cheap for cash ''' - WI, VIII oe sold very
is ID.
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(NONEGCTIONtWgEs,E EtHV, NUTS &C.,
~ &crhc subscriber has Northern
cities, with the largest hi pleasure Of
offering olis friends the public consisting part
hi boxes Oranges
10 do Lemons
10 do do
10 Layer Rnsins
~ boxes do
- do do
20 do
40 drums figs
% boxes
10 hhls Cream Alo
do do
q barrels Newark Cider
Together with VOL selected stock runcs Cron
Shell Almonds, English W alupts. Fbcrts Palm Nuts Maca-
roni Nomacrla Maple Sugar Cnrrants Ginger
Sardncs Pickles In Jars Brandy Peaches. imported Havana
aud Principe Cigars of the hest quality Fancy and French
Confectionery of all kinds Walking Banio
boys Drums Fancy Articles, Toys a
Candies manufactured daily the quantities
10 n respectfully solicit call from city aud country buy
ers as no charge Is made Tor showing the goods.
may 3ts y A. BOYD.
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- 4 MILL wind thnt blows no good. - Ia oUi,
n requires cold Northeast storm make G. s Bliss
Stove Ware House the busiest and attractive place
town and we woud advise all who for Win
tors chilling winds make haste ibithcr his beautiful
sortincni be entirely gone.
lie has now hand full supply OF Furnaces Ranges
NookihE stoves OF various patterns, Parlo Office
Stoves of size and style wood coal
cannot be surpassed In beauty, and which TAIL please
~. most iaSons He is also prepared to do all kinds Job
either in Tin Copper or Iron With dispatch
IN RUNNING business Is also carried hlL in a manner
ini 'ahunt be cAceei lila friends patr,l bolin town
ana country will profit hy calling soou
\" orders promptly attended
oct lots Main (, a. L. -. $3.50
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Nav rAM,I.X GMoCrn.-M. nn.. .....

~ 'ofe and intend TO keep hand good Family Groro
-. o Us Flour Meal Sugars Cofcos and Teas ntied ana
I'LL be' ana superior Hams Durkces Yeast Powders nav
So aPe'Vr article Mustard, Pepper Salt, Ginger SINCE
ncp H' nsr.S Of brands Cheese Chocolate Sperm Ada
W. ~ ana allow candies Also bcautul lot Of AIDES,
"N basA'ts We invite unr friends f ev, ~ ,I,
trade ,',ts~ - W., lll Tue cash
Grois. " ~ 49, "N''''"ou' "l staple Dry
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LXNcun.nG MARBLE woKAs.

MONUMENTso of nny size or design made TO
AVu order of the best Italian American Marble, aud work
manshp equal TO establishment In the Union Baltimore
prices respectfully those in
stock and intend keep hand always the hest
of finished Marble Work in this consisting Mon
unent Tumbs Head Pieces, Mantlcs Furniture Marble,
Door and Window Ss aud will orders for article
in the Marble line
Monumental Designs hand for inspection Persons at
distance be furnished with Drawing by mail Call
address JNO. Il. GADDESS
tprI
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY, &C.
Once Of the =. -. Railroad e.
PETERSBURG, Sept -, isJ6 }
NXvBNTER sCuEDu1E-c-. M $3.50
~ Aa..aL.. ada. L hi

w. (. 49, y; q a.
Train will Petersburg daily Sundays excepted at
eoek NJ, arrive at Burkevie Junction. at 2h and AT
Iynehburg at / ~. T. NJ
Leave Iynehburg 30 O'Clock, A. NJ. Arrive at Burke
vile fJunction) ~ NJ. and At Petersburg at , r. NJ
u. Is AiISuP.
ort1ts Superintendent.
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HkcHUNt.'s No. 4. AMoNulrED s,rEu

4 k'ht sst-'S No. I, AMONIITED aIs.EI
- ihp>llAIE OF llME--The attention OF Far,n.,.
anu is respectfully called to the com
Po na ,or ihe4r approaching Hlrng planting
me Manufacturer h'gs to assure his friends patrons thai
they may always depend upon being supplied Win
NE AND UNBORN ARTICLE, he constantly sul,eri,,ni
for sale. ' l''''e 'P
This article has been before the community for , M,
ol ufhNe yeas during which time has
Eukt number OF tue most reputed Chemists different l
anu mas been tr by various Farmers nearly every sat-.
III Tue Union win almost unvaryng success prtars ON n
le best proofs OF It's value Is the
unprecedented in the history Artificial Fertilizers nn @
egualed by Peruvian GUano Itself over which II r'e
hu'" "uNHh'aBt rom Tue lac 81 the
matter IN tuano in this preparation being clemiealy xod
agent only disspatng Itself progressively When i1eorno
laed WIN me SOIL inns Nauable salt sulllafe nnal.
mated with soluble phosphate becomes fitted food for nnn ot
al descriptions, and by them readily bn
loud q1i, Is active in inducing
lathe " ~ n" '''S 70
AS there are large number Of super Phoslatcs in market
Tor me value OF winch would not like Responsible
earnestly request all purchasing to be uLaiu
htNuNE AkIt IL, which will be warranted Ly my ncrrr
Tea agents all OF whom OF acknowledged resccabfv
ana 10 them mold myself responsible good
my Snper Phosphate All packages will be d,sinctly br,n
ed Consumers and dealers will be enabled TO mai rUg
menS Tor her supply iuitabc W it'll nv apeufsas
with myself - ~ 'eN'''''
MESSkS II. c HARDY q CO. are nv accredited AMI
ole Agents for the city Of Petersburg. 80
G. b DFBURG.
dRrl,atHra ChAtst and soif fyoyristor H1llamsb,Jy
aP 1-ds 20 -
I OosE SALT 900 bushels E.i,bou .ni,
- Loose. We Will sci st at
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-05

ssSS. .II.ITIA NOFfSE.-Commcucing the 18th jane
aud during the repairs T. the Aqueduet in
Lynchburg, the Packet Boat Tor buchanan,
viii l"aNc 1Ynchburg Monday "Wednesday, and Friday,
A Nj Returning, leave Buchanan Tuesday, Thursday, and
Saturday at a. NJ, and HrrN in Iynchbnrg T. T. NJ
BOYD EDMOND Il DANENPORT
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-05

NEW and Beautiful Discovery ". ~. FAN
\ y NERS photographic Portrait Gallery, Main
doors from Bridge Street lynchburg Va Era in The
hogrdphc Art Great Improvement the "Ambrotyp In
Positive Pictures glass colors surprising
beauty durability artistic effect and life like expression anil
slo Of Portraits or Miniatures before drawn by
light.
For hnenoss rounducss depth of light shade
ness OF tone they wonderful They without the glare
m the paguefteoypc can be IN any light and right and
LETT, showing two views ct the face
They can he taken In dull cloudy weather
clear weather at short sitngs cased and
without delay.
Ito has just returned from the North with improve
noui in the art aud has repaired fitted up his Gallery
and beautiful style aud would he pleased
who may favor him with call photographs, plain coored
In oil or water in the finest style of the
naguorre"types Paintings, drawings, &c. copied Ont
door views and Miniatures deceased persons taken
shortest notice
BEMfMRE-Charges moderate and ikouesses warranted
please Stock for sale and Instruction In the
oct 3lts n =. TANNER.
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x, syy tYsEss7s-s.ssl vi assisNIA 4 EEN>E~~EE
sSs ~ s;ssiss..rsis.slRAIL RoAD-NoTICE TO PAS.

SENGIRS.-O ON aud after the ls div
of October s56 the Passenger will stop
nj points at which there Depo except the fol
lowing, viz Clay vs. G"ode Lowrys Lisbon, GiShs ONous
Tanks ShawsriIc Montgomery Springs, West d of New
River Bridge Martins and Emory College tickets III not
be sold TO Clay s. Gis aud New River Bridge ue
pots beyond BY order Of the Board
sep lG Pm j.. H. GILL. gen. Supt
Rep
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MISCELLANEOUS.


uNUssOIuTBON.-Th firm Of Mcdaniel, Hurt n
Preston this day dissolved by mutual consent The
name of the concern viii used by either In closing
The business Their office will ha KEPT the old stand
occupied by Messrs. Irby saundets. = :. . -
JoIGg ROBIN MCDANIEL,
sc HURT,
PLEASANT PRESTON.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1857-09-11

OREGoN.--The Constitutional Con-
vention met on the 18th July. The chief
interest felt in regard to it concerns the
establishment of slavery. OF the feel
ing in the tertiary on this subject, the
San Francisco Ba4l2stin says:
We have lately conversed with in
telligent gentlemen from Oregon, who
really believe the vote will be in favor Of
slavery. Not say they, because men
think of extensively introducing slaves
in such country; but because of the
present impossibility of getting and trou.
bic Of keeping domestic servants. Their
wives need help : and when they send
thousand miles and import girl, she
gets married in a month, and leaves them
in as bad a fix as before. Now, if they
could buy and hold two or three slaves
they would keep them in their families
and treat them like one of themselves
and SO there wouldn't be any harm in it
after all Many who think thus, they
say, are, in the abstract, anti-slavery
men. For all this, we will not believe
that the people of Oregon viii vote fol-
slavery"
Gov. Stevens, Democratic, has beer
elected Delegate to Congress from Wash
ington Territory, by handsome major.
ity.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1857-09-11
Sugar

The Boston papers say that si1 acres
Of ground in that city are covered with
sugar and molasses. The n. Y. hide
pendent says that there are "lots" if moi
a score of acres in that city covered with
the same commodity. The stock now
held in n. y. is about 1900 tons against
$4,000 tons last year and 10000 in 1865,
The decline since July LIST has been fully
three cents per pound and the tendency
Of the market is still 10 lower prices
Louisiana will produce 100000 hogs
heads, which will soon be in market Last
year the crop was only 10000. The
prospect in all other producing countries
is also good Tor a large crop, hence it viii
be seen that more reasonable prices fol-
sugar may be expected.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1857-09-11

A New WoRK.-We understand that
Messrs. Wentv ortiz & Co. Of Boston, are
about publishing a new work entitled
THE WouAN's FRIEND ; or, The Duties,
Trials, Lores and Hopes Of U'oman BY
Rev Daniel c. Eddy Of the Harvard
Street Church in that city, so widely
known as the author ofthe young Mans
Friend" Angel Whispers" and other
publications which have had an extensive
circulation. Perhaps no writer Of our
times is so popular among ali classes OF
people as Mr.. Eddy, which is 10 doubt
ewing to bis attractive style and his Pc
culiar talent for rendering the most pro-
found truths intensely interesting by his
beautiful and dramatic manner in pre-
senting them to the minds Of his readers.
We hail therefore q now work from his
pen with great satisfaction, and presume
that the mission and sphere Of woman
will be treated on in a strain of eloqucnce
and power that win fascinate both old and
young, married and single, mother and
daughter.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1857-09-11

STAMPEDE OF SLAvEs.-On Satur-
day, a number Of slaves belonging 70 va
rious citizens Of the district, obtained a
covered wagon, under pretence Of going
to the camp meeting in the ADJOINING
county. They departed, but have D''
returned, and their owners have Feason
to believe that they have emlgrafsd :. I
the Underground Railroad. Some Z
teen slaves are missing, most Of them be-
longing in this city and county ALH"5
the loosers are Messrs. Linton, RandolpD'
Harbaugh, and Isaac Scagg8' Oli' I.
have been in search Of the fugitlVes' ~
up to this time none have been reco'0
ed Washington Star, Astg. 20