davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-10-23

ORATOR in ARuibsT column, t.A
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-10-23

ChaPiH's SssatsE Machine
We hays heretofore called the attention Of
farmers and Others 10 Simpson and Chhpiu's
ssrd-sower, hut never ill the present week
have we had an opportunity 10 see one In nc
tual operation. Many u our readers already
understand tho Wodus operaHdi Of these ma
chimes, as one stood In Mechanics Hall dur
Ing our lste County Fair and was quite an
object Of istsfest and wonder 10 the erowd
Who thronged this department each day,
Por anything that We cen see this machine
1, now perfectly adjustable in oil its parts,
aud capable u sowing all kinds Of grain,
gra,t.ssed plaster and'hsheS, aud IL will do
II more even and absu. five times as fast, -
IL can be done by hand. All the farmer has
10 do IL 70 load HE wagon with grain, take
his position on the seat, and SOW a. many
acres ~ his horse can walk over in day,
This machine sows about tventy-four feet
vide, and can be made TO SOW wider II desir-
ed, Mr., Chaplin received very nattering no
tees from committees az the county fairs IN
the state Of New York hut as Il was Yam
kss invention, they could award him nothing
but diploma lie Ia now manufacturing
these seeders for the California market and
We would advise all our farmers who have an
idea that Il IL easier for them TO have their
horses do their work, than IL IL TO do IL them
selves, 70 call ut the old steam mill aud en-,
anime theae machines.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-10-23
Vh n. BATES,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR At LAW.
$40 REENsBORo', VT.
NEW GOODS.

TUST recelyed-the best assortment Of W,
~ l. Goods, Groceries, CrockeB, Glass and
Hardware, ever offered W this county, all Of which
have been bought for cash d0irH mot on yoaI' 4.
credD, and CAN and WILL Boz sold ~ better
bargains than ever before Call and sec a.
n, =, BH0WN'k,
Oct 20. bU
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-10-23
Men in Want Of Business,

NJ smart active man With capital from aionta $50
- NishiuE o. FuENHv w unsts business of trading
any ely lAfsr innu Ia the ArH England
,sh "nl 90 ,rh chance t appyinH iu ht ir
O.. :" HuNNlt- hlAAthAhn 60, hltrucnt uf ON
STATE House Room No Ntatr street boston, Mass and
b. eN,gg rggr9," 2. g" p3gf,i1 ant ahly, csn olslp
iuF business
oct L. itsS. C-S
4 LIBERATION. This il 20 certify that
1 have rclinpuishcd To my son, Wm. X. Smith,
Therefore. shall claim none Of his earnings. nor
pay any debts " hiA contracting after this date.
Concord OF. Q. lsiAe 'ollN SNl ~.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-10-23

~ The burglAries that have been commit
ted In the town Of Essex, have been brought
to sudden termination by the arrest Of two
wen. Stolen property was found on them
and they we're committed 10 jail.
CmcUn CoURr.--The United States Cir
suit Court Judge Smalley presiding, termin'
ated itl session in this place on Tuesday last
Hon, II. Is. Stoughton, on ilieeicnt States
AuorRry was kept busNenBngcd IN the inycs'
tigAtioh Of criminal caSea. The Grand Jury
found four bills Que against w. SWEET of
Thetfori, bound over In tho sum Of $4,000
one against Rev. Isaac llunlley Of RsscS
bound over in the sum Of 81 500, and two
against DIR. Asa George OF Calais, in the sum
OF 2,5OO.-Rutidnd Courier.
Far IN Sr. ALDASs.-On Friday morning
18th inst, fire broke out IN the store occH'
pied by Wheeler & Stevens, Destroying that
and the store occupied by James Mason.
These stores we're owned by Orange Adams
and Victor Adams. Besides these, the house
and furniture shop Of IL. Livingston and
ANAL Dwellings owned by G. III. Hunting
ton are reported to be destroyed. The total
loss 10 supposed TO be about $4,000. MIR.
Livingston has policy of sl,0l5 in the Yer
mont Mutual, supposed TO cover about ST.
400 Of his loss.
SERIOUS AccIDENT.-We regr,, TO learn
that on the 7th inst. serious accident occur
red 10 young man, son Of T. J. Cree, ESQ.,
OF Wherloek. lie was At work at a planning
machine in the shop Of q. Ward, and acct
dentally got his hand under the cutting
knives, which laeeratcd the hand in shock
ing manner, breaking the bones Of the back
OF his hand three pieces of bone that were
detached were taken out Star.
FATAL AccIDENT.-wc arc panied TO learn
that Mr.. Putnam Newton, of Ira. was killed
in that town on Saturday last The particu-
lars OF the sad occurrence, 30 far az we have
bssp ablo 4" get tl'oui, are AA lollowsi Air. ~.
accompanied 10y another gentleman, Was rid
ing in n wagon when an umbrella Was spread
which frightened the horse, causing him to
start very suddenly and run away. Mr.. ~.
was thrown from the wagon, and becoming
entanged in the reins, was dragged dis
lance of nbout 20 rods, and injured so severe
ly that he died in about four hours HUt-
lead Herald,
DISTRESSING AccIDENr.-We learn that
three men, 1.-TWO OF them brothers, named
Lswis) were badly mutilated by the prema
ture discharge Of cannon, at Mortified, on
Tuesday evening.
Ev Mr. Thomas J. Tiffany. Editor Of the
Remington Banner, was married, on the 9th
inst, TO Miss Mary 4. Cook Of Bennington.
A NonLE HoRsE-Lnst Saturday Mr..
Joseph Bailey, recently returned from Cali
fornia. exhibited q three year old stud colt IN
this village, which weighs fifteen hundred
and thirty pounds. lie is of a Scotch and
French breed--of a jet black color, saving
one white foot, and well proportional. His
great size and beauty attracted general at
tention. The owner bought him in Montreal.
Star.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-10-23
Medical Advice for both Es0x0I.
M ~ O. &AAfPa0Ns

Hospital Staten tsaAd tss AL s.pasN ~ ~
Uhsay Organs Prms aAd esoadary Hsss hsa na.sy yer
and absAnpap
my onise fssla pscty epanasai NJ
however critical h1 vhe Ne ean es
trsasd bY etter appheasN
iss sass % Ds s1NFsoNs ssisbSased rrstsahfa % CO
VarvelD Mas.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-10-23
The q Broadway Omnibus"
-THR 0REATEsT PAPER OF THE AGI
y heetglIeIIg Llullralei Monlhlg .heel aId

Il beo'RGgiiy illustrated Monthly shrei, anil
n Paper that - q Paper,
4 budget ot wit Hanoi and Scenes drawn rom I'M
Ns', fEht up' uui, Iiny Ceus jump w and tage
Ouce sFitei ln "umnbus. NJ rneavor 10 amu,s
sod Instruct bou and Err iu the yonrrr ~ the yA
least nav cents worth ~ FUN aud useful Information W.
viii Shes sou broadway town me odd hnsrfy Though
Chatham And tg nihrf pfipC pal streets H,uE ample
ns 20 80 ihe Elephant sud rrt agns peep a. tho fele
tunts, tunndsu,s uprtahTti a. A., We sin shpv YOU
uFht by liar nsu apd vii drsc ths "Omnbnst ~ spns
parts ~ The Cin Nhrre there uu 1Eht' Wcwii
u psti m ga Az l iliaa ad ifat ths lHstFaFs
w. ehd Aswauuse many An huur ith iurrrtuna readnf
mattsf tthfuw phisir o. tie doEs J." tffou hatH Tue
huet NE ~ tpcpsA, tnut Nh'uWatlsW, 90 unf.ftu
match troubled With ssding Win, win guarantee
make VOC 'fEe 1ouf fuAss iAurh almost against Nouf
"omnhus ~ once, The broadway Oninibns' Win male
~ Apesfsnrr ~ the nftt efrath nilsd
meat and distraction fr all Frr T1ny Ncnts ~
sdNHnt -lhffe cgpits o. Atilen, Unf DpiNf tts
cheapest papef ln Tie states who Wtl SCI tao suh,
'efhsfs snd rereiss one cepy nscf Al communications
should hs addressed 60 ttlAS nHtTrON
Rditrf 'HtaadwaV Omnibus
Oh "a ~ Pearl Street \, \,
NOTICE l. hereby given that the co.partncr.
ship heretofore existing under the firm ~
W. ID. l.. Guernsey, and Guernsey 4 Co, Is
this day hy mutual consent dissolved. All having
unsettled claims With either Of said firms will
oblige by settling the same with u. /. Guernsey,
as soon a. convenient, ]. W. GtEltNSEE.
j. l.. GUERNSEY.
sutton, VI Sept 9oth, 1858, osr
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-10-23
MUSICAL SOIREE,

to which parents and friends are invited
TUITIoN--(to be paid at, or before the middle
OF the quarter) Piano Organ, any other instru-
mcnt that may be preferred-Sl0. Cultivation Of
the voice and singing in every variety Of style in
GLIDING Sacred Music, Opera choruscS, Solos,
Duets, and pure, Chaste style of English and
German ballad sinRing-Si0. Thorough bass and
Musical Composition-SlO
E.Y- Pupils may enter The School at any lime.
Each department. may be studied separately at
the price annexed; or n thorough Normal Course
may be prIrEucd, Including nit, for see. Having
enjoyed the benefit of over twelve years expert
enoo in his profession, considerable portion Of
the time at New York and Boston, Mr.. Clarke
pledges entire Subtraction to every patron.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-10-23

ed one hundred and ssyenty-6ye bushels Of
good corn from one acre end siEty-fonr rods.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-10-23
FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD

Is OFFERED 10y W. fo' lbe apprehension
n ~ lHe IfrrHnH ~ UrTFUWH Wfln fUirFrn aud iuuH
ulatCd che Presbyterian Church - hauiHi Uuntrp,
pu or about the 7ih ~ September.
WALTER ABHOI / aA....-
pFTfH' iisDsE{ \ Of BWurf
hHIfrt, Oct. ], 1853. 6-R
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-10-23
Cidor Barrels
nor sale by
Il $40 J. c. BINGHAM.
STATE or VERMONT

STATE or VERMONT
Caledonia District. ~
In Probate holden Johusbury the ldh day
or October 4. -. lsSSi
HORACE DROWN, administrator Of the estate Of sam
II ronan tate % eiiad w said datft deceased
fur ccurc act the
of estate 81 said deceased rcprccutinR that
sale 10 the IT thH debts
erased. WhcIcupon " orierrd by said Court that said
application cofc pdor consideration aud be hratd the
sth dAy Noyem6er A. lsS at tho Fbats Once m 81
and II II further ordered, that all porsDus
hereof by publication notice efihis
application aud order thereon three weeks successfully In
the printed ST Johnsbury, heiorc said time
that they appear NJ laid time and place
they - cause object thereto,
Attest, ASA l.. fRENCH, Judge Of Probate.
A true Copy Of Record,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-10-23
dGmASoNy
NEW WEEKLY
LINE OF BATTLES SHIP


ptlE object Of This paper IL ~ present. every week an
agreeable ofthc notable events aud utsrAturc
81 W lme ls annie column, Nlalwayt contain good
on Sea And Land ana Poetic Gems. hy the
BEST AMERICAN AUTHORS.
Alec ihe cfeam n domestic ant mrcsn - condensed
=. 10 present the largest pussihe amount - tho ins
Fence OF the dANi tho whole well triCcd with
WIT AND IIIIMOR.
IN politics. and up-n al sectarian questions II viii be
utiCty neutral bach edition viii 10
BEAUTIFULLY ILLUSTRATED
with accurate enEravnrs by eminent artists. Of notable
national onstonis ana social pccuihfrs ~ every people
y W cons,n .isNsof every impoytsn GUY, Of cil0ce.
principal shlp. hud steamers ~ thu Navy Menhant
character male and female Sketches Of pcturrs9c scs-
ncry rsprerenallo, 81 lite "a the wave and exact a.
NAL Kingdom will all, be given. one great fratyre Of
Gleason's Line-oEBattle Ship
viii consst Of "broadsde Of Humorous
cuted by the hest artists IN that tine and aimed GOOD ma
turedy and In sput of Fcpla nun at The rcirnns fc.
eurtcncos a. shall seem 10 he NJ subjects comic Illus
traton.
An UHriro'icd corps oc Contributors
have ccn engaged and every department wnbe conduct
suggest Ths popular journal win printed up
~ one satin snflaoe PAPER nom ne aud scaul copper
In IT, mechanical execution ihr acceptable evidence
eT e " 4 a a s sS s Of
per royal quarto pages
TBRMs 81 FER ANNUM. ..-
Tho nrst nunbor this Illustrated Paper will be Tor
y" Wy maY q, NoysssaS SssI a. az iht principal
pots. Ia the United states aud The Canadas.
GLEAsON's LISE.oF.DArrLR SuP
viii be published regularly every Saturday. at
Gtnasos's PrHusulsa HAL Conner Of fremont and
bloomfield Streets, Boston, Mass, by
f. GLEASON. 10
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-10-23
Just Received

MICE Thpe, Huckwheat Flour, White
y Hominy, Sweet rotatoes, and Onions.
oct, g. ". JEWETT.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-10-23
staff of Life.

DEST brands Of Flour in Bags and barrels.
ID Graham AudliuckwheAt Flour, lbr, Corn and
Dat Meal llominy and hhorts, constantly un
hand az 4, =. hituWN'f,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-10-23
Autumn and Winter,
&. w. WARREN, BARRY & co.
TaYe Opened their New Goods.

IN ~ neraumsnts making a rich shaw ~ INV
guAMLS. NASTt.Es and StABfHi TALMAS. nag
lANg aud CIOAES. md all tho fAhflct dir l.AnIHs
uAHuryrt, riair sd Fsres suns e~t'fs sod tAsst
VELvErS, POrLiNs. irish and French
.'"wtVng Trfurr~ $50 gasNNruss ri-,~ $50
pTiuied.
MOURNING GOODS In the greatest variety sf iahrics
PRINTED n ~ LANES and rLANNEt.s
Rad and crols-oyer pREsS GOODS. In many new
stviss
TNENCH and ENGLISH rRiNTA
uOUSEKEErlNG GOODS. Including HtlNGSrs and
FtAssEs IN large quanutst and poHssres OF the best
mAkra.
ENBRoIDERlEs LACEs ana WHITE Goods Of an
kinds
NudrUUuoitU PAINS KID GLuvTs- The bt,r stutl,
received.
orr scrior pArtnes havns lus rsiutnsd rom visit IN
~ tho principal distcts NJ Europe
he has PLACED ordsrs tfert sith the
~ th4tHtFt and irst hrics w aaA
Ncu, Eneaud tAzLr garrpared
~. hy the Package or al Retail
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-10-23
NEW LOT

OF Tipc, Lard, Salmon, Mackerel, Trout
~ Goldfish, Ilalibut aud Hordng lu,t ICc,ivrd
~ T., 4. BROWNS,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-10-23
DIR. j. C. AVER &c co.

LIZ w Ell IL Nj n . D.
II. T. UOYr, and J. G. BINGHAM, a.
bury. A. d nv Dru ~gis's' -rnsrallr.
Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1858-09-02
4 Rich California Woman.

Mrs. Eliza Todd, who owns 4 ranch a
mile below WearersviIlc, Is remarkable
woman. In 1852 she walked from
Shasta to WeaversviIIe, and, without mo-
ney, began the business Of washing for
SIX dollars a dozen. An acquaintance,
who lives near her domiciI, says that for
a long time she was bending over the
wash-tub at daylight in the morning, at
noon, and at ten o'clock at night. Busi-
ness prospered, and after a while she
bought two claims, which turned out well.
Then she bought chickens, which laid
eggs, and which she sold at half a dollar
a piece; then she bought pig at SI2j,
and sold Its progeny for an ounce or S2j;
then bought cows and sold milk. Busi-
ness still increased, and she began buying
reaI-estate, lending money at ten per cent
a month, and specuIating in claims; al
ways was fortunate; very touch turned
something to gold. Now she is one Of
the largest property holders in the north.
Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1858-09-02
Hard Times.

The Memphis Bulletin relates the fol-
lowing incident, which it says Will give
an idea Of the tines in that city, out
side the charmed circle of banks "cus-
toner's
An individual no, belonging to that for
tunatc class who, making large deposits
with the banks, are permitted to borrow
their own money, had to take his grist to
note-bI0.cr. The buyer named FIVE
per cent per month OF, as the best bid he
could make. 1t was 4 deep cut, but the
borrower had pressing need, and he stood
the operation with the foriitude of q mar
tyr. But the buyer had no ready cash.
and the best he could 90, even al tbes,
rates, was his check, to be made good.
on the 9Th proXImo. The drawer of the
checE was uuIucstI0naile Is cold itself
and h' took 1t, nothing doubling but thu,
h. c@Ld get II "cashed' without difficult
ty- But Jordan IS a hard road 10 ira
vel, y and before the unfortunate borrower
could convert that particular piece Of pa
per into those oftcr pictured pieces Of ra-
per which PASS formoney, he had TO stand
another s-cc Of two and a-haIf per cent
on It's face value. The inciden, is sur-
gestlve Of two inquiries: Isl. How long
should have the note to run to bring the
borrower indebt at the very beginning Of
the transaction-and 2d. How long will
the faces of the poor" last, under such
"grindiug"'
Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1858-09-02
Water and Comfort,

BE careful how You use it as a drink
Be careful and use it Oh your body. Few
farmers-we speak from observation
seem to know how much it may add to
both comfort and health. Do not sleep
in the garment you have worn through
the day, but wash yourself all over aud
put on a clean one. Do not sit down to
spend the evening with the accumulated
perspired matter producing a stencil that
IS exceedingly disagreeabIe to your fami-
iy, and ought to be to you. Do not say
II Is too much trouble. The added com
fort, to say nothing Of Your own feeling Of
resPectabiIi.y, viii soon cause YOU to anti
CiPate the clean shirt and quiet happy
evening hour.
Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1858-09-02
Nrbrusku a0urrtlsrr
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY BY
R. w. FURNAS,
Second Story Hoadley s Muir 5 Building
Corner Of Main and First Streets
RROWNNILLE, y. /.
TERNTS :

r,-oDo voari f paid in advance, S5'g0 5'g0
FOR one !. =. :. AT the end Of q months, 2,3O
d" g 80. % !" .. "l2 300
Cuh,or1 y or more viii be furnished at l''O per
,,Dum. provided the cash accompanies th' O'u'r'
not otherwise.
Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1858-09-02
Miscellaneous.
"LittIe Female Cater Boots"
BY MEISTER Karl.


little glove stirs up my heart tides stir up the
ocean,
And snow-white muslin when it fits, wakes many Gu
rious notion;
All of lady xings thrill my spirit they'd orter
But little female gaiter-boots DEATH and nothing
shOrterl
And just to Put youon your guard Pl give you short
and BRIEF
A small hotel experience, which filled my heVrt with
grief.
Last summer at the Clarendon 1 stopped a week or
more,
And marked wo boOties every morn before my neigh
bor's door;
Two boots with patent-eather tips-two boots which
seemed to say,
can angel trots around in us;-they stole my heart
away.
the servant take 'em off, with those of common
brutes:
His soul was all on si1pences, but mine was in the
boots
And often in my nightly dreams they swept before my
A lady growing out of them, as flowers grow from a
vase.
But, ah one morn saw sight which struck me like
stone:
Some other name was on the books-hose boots toere
not alone!
Agreat tall pair Of other boots standing by their
side,
And of they walked that afternoon and with them walk
ed-a bride!
Enough, enough-my song is sung-lote's tree bears
bitter fruits.
Beware beauty friend of mine! but Oh! beware Of
boots!
Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1858-09-02
n,rrsnr AnNERTISING:

,s,,gDrinr candidates for Office in advance 2'oo
C,rb in alyau,e will be requiredtor all adyerl'se-
nerts except where actual responsibility Is Ah'Wn
Ten r.r cent for each change will be added 10 the
above rates ,l.l, ,-o,-
,,,I.ss s,.s,ifei ON the manuscript, OF previously
agreed upon between the parties.
Advertisements not marked on thecopy fora spec
-ifej number of insertions. viii bccontlnued until
ordered out and charged accordingly
AIIaIvertiSrraents from transersorJrahSlch'Pe PeI-
sons. 10 be raid in advance.
The rriyilc-s of yearly advertisers will be comm
ed ridedIy to their own busincss:ana all adyertse-
ments not pertaining thereto, TO be paid lor eA
ira.
Yearly advertisers have the privilege oi changing
their ADVERT scments quarterly.
All loaded advertisements charged double the
a hove rates. 90,
Advertisements on the inside exclusively will be
charged extra.
Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1858-09-02

! young married woman, aged only
twenty years, committed suicide in New
York. Il few days since, owing to despair.
Her husband was carpenter, hut could
get 10 work, and having tried all one day
to get employment, came home, and was
told by his wife that there was nothing
for his supper, when he said he would go
to sea, and she must 90 to her mother un-
I'll times improved. On this she threw
herself from the window and fell 10 he
pavement, AID was picked Up dead.
Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1858-09-02

1t Is not SO much the amount Of work
done as the way it IS done.
Marriage Is designated bridal state.
ST puts curb uP-a mo-, people.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-07
LIN('lIlllI&l:
FEMALE COLLEGE.

iINl ~ WI
uNilE ENERClSEs IL this Institution will he resumed
The second M"n,ay In September, with greatly Increased
facilities tr the accommodation at both boarding and day
pills ana tot thorough instruction brand, o study
tanning I" complete female education
FACULTY.
Kis SAMUEL X cox, Prridrnt. Professor OF Mental
aud Moral Sole uc and ot History
ifcrhdrs " MATHEWS A. NJ, Professor Of Latin Inn.
Cuagr aud i.ticrtturr
~ SsIr Graduate ofVa NJ. Inst, Professor OF
Mathematics
Anpiruy SATrogI, IL ~ Professor Of Modern Ian
guagcS
Sig q r Bn2z,crE, Professor OF Music.
Mtsa MANY G. Lffrtn. Mis-, A z. EDDY, Mrs. NJ }, Town
Ivy instrnctorsin Primary Studies
MISS = 4 tuII. Teacher Of ornamental Bi anchcs
ENfFNsts board Including fuel furniture lights and
Attendance Tor al five months, S75 Tuition In English
branches ego Tuition In Latin Greek one Of the Mo
dern Languages $40 obstruction til" ltano uuitat
go; nse o, Instrument sl. us" 81 Furniture g.
Onehalf the board md tuition invariably required In al
"h" In cash approved notes Each hoardct VIII
table napkins and one silver spoon
fU Catalogues containing further particulars be oh
tanned at the NrRinan bhuent the Book Siofes Of Mrsais
Payne Christian aud H. L Victor by application I" the
President SAML X COX, President
aug - dkc,l5.cp
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-07
CT .OTHING TRADE !
FALL, IS5S

AIRINH tho past summer have greatly enlarged and
IL improved Hous. aud have large" well light
Ell and en"nty arranged Sales Rooms TO ho found
In our city We have made these improvements To meet the
wants ut constantly Increasing trade and beg 10 advs"
WHOLESALE AMI RETAIL dealers that We ha," now In
store AMI daily rrryrg the largest aud desirable stock
Ct CLOTHING va ha,r exhibited, To be In the
south have brcn engage IN tho trade Ia this city
Tor fn6Hg and having thus obtained fu knowledge
the wants ri the marie aud being more largely engaged In
the nanna and sale Il Clothing than other house
the shtc prlo,e Offer the indncemsnts
ehasos ny every arrival shall make additions stock
OF nil that au fashionable, aud purchasers will At ali
tunes. Ind complete assortment 1T superior quality CIOT
iA't sud GEN rIEMENS FURNISHING GOODS, In stor,
and ini sale up"n iIntnaI ftuMs
Wholesale" nni Retail dep artmehts distinct aud on separate
hn"s An examination of stock prices and n"dr dn
ing business IL respectfully solicited
KEEN. BALDWIN 4 co.
arga0ts To- Main street RIchn,ond Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-07

Eli TBArER's VIRGINIA TowN.-A letter from
Ceredu Va. to the Worcester lMass.) Transcript.
August II, gives very encouraging account of
the progress of aflsirsin that new settlement. I'm
provements are steadily going forward, new set
tiers are arriving. the crops generally promise as
well ~ they do in other parts of the country, aud
the Virginians begin to have faith in tho entire
success Of the new enterprise. A carriage shop
and boot and shoe manuinctory soon ~ be adj
ded to the rresen. Undertakings Of the town.