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Kiss bsr-h you s's ia pretty gfl Wssts
70 kiss y0u uhy Jet her Ike maa.
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nrA clergyman complains Of his being
poor, and that he finds it very hard to make
both cod meet vhsreupon an editor bel s
BIN out By quotation from Walter Savage
Lander
Said S,igsis, to his wife ose Gay,
'We'V. nothing leh 10 eat;
II ihing' 60 on 10 this queer.
We shsht make k0'A e-Gs -est'
The dame replied 10 words discreet,
We are not so badly FED.
1--we can make but enc snI resi,
And make The other brad.
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AYERS
Compound Extract Of SarsapariIla.

The most efectuAl remedy which the medical
skIH Of our timos can devise for tins every
where prevailing and fatal malSdy. II Is COM
bined rom the most active rcmediais that have
been discovered for the cxpaTgaiion II this foul
disorder from the blood. and the rescue Of the
system from Iu destructive consequences.
Hence IL should be employed for the cure Il
not only sorofula, but also those other aiIcc-
tons which Grisc from Il, such a. EHprIIyE
and SKIN DtsT,sTs, 81. ANInoSI's FMr,
IsosE, OF EhYsIrELAs, PTGFLIs, PvsrULEs,
bLnToHEs, BLINs and Bous. TUNoKs. TIrTrA
and SAT- RHrrN. ScALp HEAD. RISowuRN.
hHrrnATish. SrrHIIIrIc and MLRcCuA Dp-
hasEs, Dkorsr, DIsPrrsLA, DTBILITl, and,
indeed, AL COMPLAINTS AaisISo IRON VIVA
TAD on lsFvRr BLOOD. The popular belief
IN iggl1'ty of the blood i founded in truth,
for scrofulA Is degeneration II the blood. The
particular purpose and virtue Il this Sarsapa-
Mia is ~ punfy and regeneTate this vital fluid,
without which sound health Is impossible in
contaminated constitutions.
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WAC r BOUSE.
j. Il. y T. - II l. l. II
PkOPRIETuR.

J. Il. y !. - II /, l. II
PROPRIETOR.
HiRPER'S FEEERY. TIRGINIl
T'iii> HOTEL Z, .fusreI 90 he B.n,r,,....l
''l' EA"i. a. a't F4v.r- gnt~tsuus
'..s. i'''H i,''r'. NAV rHV ',,E-o-.-d ..-
~ ihA most y'ra.snf f.l,., ia .t- ..yr.y, -.
pf.Fri'inT o" '''.rfn 10. no %. -Gs.,g.tfr. ..r..
h.i 'aNut o. rr'-s.sItUr .u.uaas, ult.l..
In@''' ma may p'tEsu % fs- mir., 60 ....g.,
~ i''eIeh'e 3" so.ummu..g..n q, Zoo. ,..,
ms Tt LIZ
W. - t1'z,,k-' A. a. time, pra 3D.. .... -
"r'Sho"nns an Bainnu'r nsrs-'. 90. a. ..
ms llELAS
VIII - --ln sua -am'vrss~ 4, 49,, 80.
''.hs WI 3" a"rr iH max H F.t.--.r ,,ln. a
o. . lF sons N4H nav Cr~tf- fu vtru rs. t.s-,f
cent s.ru"f' arH st.tfTh- - .f. e.. ..tr. "A ~ \
'i ~ Afo''s, .,.a;rs al t-u. rs.r
Jul. -
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CHARLEsrOwN ACADEMY.

V'liEfIefci'es u ihi, insinuiion for he ensuing
iefm commencing september 1T and conti1.
uinE i've months, viii h. cohturtsdb y
~. q NORTH q JOHN J. sANBORN
TEHAS.
English Department. rtf Session
az I've months 80 W.
C'as'icsi and Maihema Heai q 6vsl n. =.
muntbs. ~ W
French. PER Session 500
Admission Pee m
Nons sdmi'tei bot those Who Engage 10 santin
Je 10 he tnd 81 the ssssln AID 90 dedue ION Tor
ahssnce
h'ssf' ". a 8 inis'Es The hope hat untirisg
attention to Their dnics ~ teachers vtII s~rsf. =
liberal share - psJlie patronage.
July !, 1855.
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trhs@ss, SID = pso@,siss youih. some
fear Or aVs years ofags, f.il teopla ere
Nads Of dust, aiht n'egsrS male oTs,af
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Baltimore Female College.

x
TNiliS Seminary Of learning was Instituted for
ihS i,sTal sducsiion of Young ladies and
cfrs'et college proper IN 1919 by The L-gisatutr
81 MatIsni, with authority 10 confer the u.ua.
Collegiate degrees
u 4, loc3t,a ~ a retired an beautiful part Of
The city, snc buildings have tren ~ arranged a.
!" insure rrahh, cumior and Conyenience Du-
thr The year they have bcru rltended ~ the cree.
lion OF an addition al story an The main sdifc-
ard anew building sky irrt long and i've stori.>
trsdtor rooms, hsih rootn. sc BuafLss reside
Hih The family Of ,hr President, and are under
bis nairfnai carr.
The Institution taxes rank with uur o't-s and
trsi Summaries, and enjoys a literal patronage
IRON b. Miit'c southern and Western States
The tail S-,sinu op~ns September Gin under the
following Teachers, Southern by education and 10
Sentiment
FACULTY or INSTRUCTION.
&. BROOKS. A. NJ. Prof Aaei. Lasrpats.
W. x. MJNRoE. NJ. D.. Prof Of Chrp'.,ry.
REy. J. 4. MuNROE, A. NJ MIhsmstie..>&e
hHsCAROLiSE Y. yEEDER Msibrm.tc. ke
- - Belize I-ttcrs aud Phy.oIory
Mia HARRIET GERE. E.sii.h ssd History .
Miss MARY PORTER. EEgl.h B.aseh...
Moss n D'ELPECN, PrOL Preach Lsngs.gs.
yILlCs DANZlGER. German Lsssuas..
Moss. EMILE kErr, Drawing aud P.intinr
Ma. JOHN SCHfFFER. IhsirunsntaI Nu.Ic
Mss ELLEN e. GoBRiGHr. Piaso aud srbs ipr
HAs. y \. SEfRi-, Guitar s-d Ssnfiur
ErrESsEs.-B Boarding and tuition from s20O to
s3'5 per snnum, according 90 the branches cfstu "
pursued. For catalogues. with fuil information
address, Al No 81 y, Paul street Baluimore
y. c. BROOKS, Prc,idcKL
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Scrofula, or Kings Evil,

b . cunsfitutional disesse. a currupticn of Tho
blood by which this fluid bccome- vitiAted.
weak, and poor. Being In the CIRCULATION. a.
perv.dss the whole body. and may bunt out
IN diseare ON any part of Il. No organ /. frcrhi
FROM ia attacks, nor i. there one whis h 10 may
not destroy. The srofutcus talnt l. VarsoJ,ly
caused BY moeurial dlseasc. Low living. dis
ordered o. unhealthy food. impure All. fliA
and nlthy habits the depressing y!oe.. and.
above all. by the venercL infection. What
ever be its orgin. It u hereditary in the con-
st,tutsnn. descending - from pATuHts 10 Childrcn
unto the third and iDurth gvn-fstion - indeed.
Il seems to DC the rOi u linn Who .ays. II
viii Wait the iniquiro u he iathsHs upon
their ehldrva.'
iUcncec Commence BY deposition from the
blood OF corrupt 90 ulceruus matter, which. in
The lungs liver. and Internal organs. il termed
fnocscics: in the glands. sw,llings; and on
the surface. cTuptions or sores. This foul cor
rlptiOn. which gcndcrs in the blood. dcprescs
the energies Of life. 81 that scrofulous eons;itu-
tions not only suffer from scrofulons com
plants. but they have far isSs power to with
stand the attacks Of other dseaSc-. eonse-
qucnuy. vst numbers psrish by disorders
which. although no, scrufilous in their nature.
are sui rendered fatal by this faint IN the
system. Most II the consumption which de-
climates the humsn family has 10, origin directly
IN this serofulous contamination. and many
destructive diseases q the liver. kidney, brain.
and. indeed, Of al the organs, arse from or
are aggravated by the same csuse.
One quarter II all our people arv scrofulous;
their persons are inv 4ded by thus lurking IA
fcctiun, and Their health = undermined by Il.
10 clrsrs-r Il frlm III -yt.Il. must ruusata
the hood BY an Alternative U,JliGine, and an
vISorate II by healthy food and e1crelse.
euch medicine Wa supply IL
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VARIETY.
LIFE ~ NEiiR

A citizen Of Nebraska thus posts up an
eastern correspondent who asked 4 variety
Of questions Of him as TO the territory aud
life ther:--
"What kind Of eoun,ry do you live in =
Mixed aud extensive II is made up
principally Of land aud water.
What kind Of weathert :"
Long spells Of weather are frequent -
Our sunshine comes of principally during
the day time.
Have you plenty Of water aud how gO,.i'
A good deal Of water scattered about, aad
generally got in places with whisky
ia 1t bardP
Rather 20, when you have to 60 . balfa
mile, aud wade 10 mud knee deep to setit
-What kind Of buildings1"
Ansgoric, Ionic, An,i Baloric, Log and
Slabs. The buildings are chiefly out Of
doors, and 90 low between joints that the
ehimueJs all stick on, through the roof.
"what kind Of society,"
Good, bad. hateful Indifferent and mixed
ANY aris,Ocraey"
"wh,, do your people do for living
MOSTLY
Some work, some lsIo around oue'sa
shre~d business manager, and several drink
whisky.
as it cheap living tberel'
only Eve cents glass, aud water thrown
IN
"Apy taste for mu,ie1'
SGOng. Bur- aud back saws in the day
time, and wolf bowling and cat hgb,iDg at
night.
"An5 pianos"
No, but We have several COW bells, and .
tiDpan in every family
ANY manufacturer
Every household All our children are
home productions.
"whai could q genteei family in moier.
ate circumstances DO there for l,inglr
Work shave notes, fish, hunt, steal, or il
hard pinehsd, buy aud sell town property.
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THE "rsRl.SR HGISE."

- '"S'"'-
Il PROC rf.v.Ia CAsf.c..~s v. =, a.-
isNu.sttN srrsnsS
CAETEI,S nNr,
'' liz - HOTEL.
have cp~EsI th~ ssrr- t.,, ~. ,--.
Ih- ProPf'e'uf, pc e. the,r ,vr-, .,,,,,..
a., '.'@'af- 81 .h~tr rstrurs
lnhn'' hat itis or tb~ r,irti, Ia r,,.. 49,
au,.d 200
'''i hNN ."r.trr~' ~..h q Frra... -,
met col. Zee vrf, ba,i I.,.p,,. d"
i"'' ''sr- s.v -rhnI ..-r.,s a.,
'u. sf- .a.,.a. D-srI, 1880 %
''''f '-'s 1f-rt 49,. - o. .sr ls- -.-.s,t
'rI 'T.r .. ''. Irl.~+.s OIL. .t..
f.abiy p.'u IsA P-nn 'Hs-'
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frederick Female Seminary.
FREDERICK CITY. ND.

NlE sch olastic duties Of this Its,iiuion vill lie
Il resumed on .us-das tar GA Of S<ptsnbsr psxi
Nc,lhcf pains nor expense have tero spsr,d a.
make ih,., IA oil respects seminary of the high.
t>i Orcrf where We cspgh,,r, Il Maryland snd
u,h-t soaihrtu States cso receive a. Stutstiun
sfAFitG 10 ii. stysuttt TsIremeLt shi tntriii-
rehtt II the people AZ To lEr iEsltOVn, OF ihOSe
staIsss--s scAOO. LlsEiy Inot.l a. religious ia
- character, 'ut DIT sSS'ariSg.
The ,I.eLAgs eat SuHeTb tuil iinrs The sra
ciou, balls ani professor, =, Jrns The commc q.
Gus l,'g'n; rooms 'lsgsIty iSfut.rtc Ard we'll
't-'hsitd- ta'b o. Ia ,'ufesi mountain walter
extensive Cnsmisa' su3 Phi SophIcsl AppstaIus
efcel'tt Musicsi lssupuen t-, ,Isnshe Libra.
~ aud at other tcsttahr r,'pcStionAl convent
tnces-s Faculty Nell sboWn at home and abroad
loi T'hu IL prot ssiuhEi ssilI aud ,srutd st.
~. are some % the inducements which Ihis Inst
iuilOh a. 20 IN the yuhiic.
Fs' Read aHS TNff,nz i,sludiHF Nsrsi.l,s
R'0~'. LisuS Fsl U'sa.ER d.e seO0 per Sets-
ia5its sesF Bsssbi, ASO ysssir 90 asra.ee
fVI Ctcnlars Aud uth-t particuists, address
II. wlNCHkSTE b.
tuc o PIe,idcnt
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rs - -. . NOrrL.
SprciaI Notice

SprCiaI NOticc
KS Z EEICK
MOULD see NorGCE q. be- ls,.as- 40, ,,..
w runt. ..nrrslv tE4t "a h.. ,.t,..,..t -
hrf Oh s'And o. HER HOt ~ an Clu... So.
i"i m'i.f ne i.uih-iaH farsohase ussty u.r..p,
= taa1,'efs' Bsrssaub shSe ss- ~. hat
IhE HOUSE ani pf.m,.ss rpt W ,..,i.,, !. 90.
''' ne '''p.'- and - prepared Do a,.sp W, IA "a.
THE PUBLIC.
uP'h 'sr sane itk Ms sBd ~ ne .su4. nAsn.,
fAbLi-HNEST
Ni' '~'pfns t'r sin~srr Nrrts fafftr p,,Jfs.
'H.'"' ~ 'h'if srFf"sai whitb Sc kss sluay,r
.f'.. Tom .'r e .umI.f.y il sHt,h ,bf 1--we. a..
i-s' 4" a'.u'r iIR rAfRON-. lhsI ihs, 80.
supHar
~ lH~ siage Once NtIt 10 a. her Har.fs.t b.
i'i' ChIuAElNE BRODRRICk
MAJ .fsHnF.s
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HAMS.

'I'iiDMNe a C.s s1saf ratsg fs~s ....
-I.-r.., arG-'- Iusf reesivst ar fr.s.. b.
RIDDLE URO
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DRIED nrrr.

Ahb5 ffu- sufaf fsrss rsfrsss.f iyr
~ iasfafs Ass i1 ~
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Peruvian Guano,

I'iiE subscriber having made arrars rmcn'.
Win Meas >. BsGeda s. BIO 10 receive
,heirsGpply ci Guanv ihis >,ason DIREC FROM
TIE CHINCHA ISLANDS ATE thereby .uai. ,s
10 ctrr the article Go ihtif agricultural iirlt.a
'o~sr pics 'hsu u caa be procured 10 auy o u-I
nstsei IN jht STATE.
Ih,' are daiiy eI?cciing ~ slips H-phyT a.
eastman rom the Islands. Thee 40 trsir- O..
DO 80 can now age 10 be triig-r-t from, the.
kiP- "a 'hti' srr,vsi. YOWLE :. co
AlrIanhfia July 10 l-5r
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E'tasAsdin srdsr 70 a-s he sS.risS ,v,..s ~ 10
sHf.he s,rai aid. aaI for a., s1rys..,tss sT pacl
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GgTRoP0L.lTly

COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE
yo3 TcyYS LDyNS3
F.iSHIN CTON err n. q.
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IliE RAWIIES' HOTEL

o" 's'''rr~t .sytag rsr. sa.e4Ittt. E....
t'''r 40 't.uFr, is Ib- ~ .r., .r ..
trf "i Que n aSc Bur.- sr-.fs Ni,,t,,.,.,.
.n.'H - "R'NLI>-' nor :" a. 49,.
"''"'gHb UHsssi.a sgG f,s.rri tp- ..,,.
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April rs. 1851.
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is'sss, s..>of'@s1g svss spsssS
pars rsn - f0unf 81
Ja'st7 - HEDGES a TRuse r.
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Columbian GWano.

I'HE 'rf-'' vt.f 81. ..a. .4 .... ..tr o
DE -. Ht.. ss4s T.ff-.ar tag. .n
'.'n"v s0 rsHf s i1U -ppp,r .f f.... ,.t-sat,,
h.'T7 or 'I-'' .fnna ta't1u ~hi.t ftev ,as' o..
ra'f1r .osss' Ca. russ
P1wIE 4 GO
itsr'vrsu W Na,rt fI 1859
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INSURANCE.

GNERR, LIFE AVID MARINE fNsUnANCE =
Z LYscnauHs aosE 4 ffRk INSURANCE CohPAhI.-ihn MS
uupepy ak 90 InsursDes against loss or damage " fe on
a..sa etarss Tobacco Factories and other build
lngs or farniiure ges1 wafes and merchandiss
tow n asd eeaasry . ~ Dosa hverable ternis ,,.
Also nal q lives oil all pcfson. eoyns
seoa hsoA eossasien for me ~ho's ."
slaves employed u ssdasry " III be insured on
,Feapsnsh,s ssrna 49,. .-a,..nx =,
A.. N.r,hsru or aovtbsru Pvrts favorable rates.
BOARD Of DIRECTORS.
JOHN ROBIN MCDANIEL, Presdent
JAMES N. COhBs. Vice fressaens.
GEORGE q. THURMAN, Chief Engineer
DIRECTORS.
IoHN OTEY TAILOR, sAAtki M.hNHa''
DsSrtk urEy, rAAutL eA".A"'
JAMES Z. PArsk, JOHN U DAth.
M n sruATTos MAURICE n. EAN6HokNE.
JAS. o. WILLIAMS Treasurer
CREED 7. WILLS. Secry.
p ,,s y 4 0 ,,,., owrs' Medical Examiners
The Medical Examinailou of suJeesf for Insurance WIZ DC
made a, Company each day cen ho
houIs OF = and O'Clock =. ~ iieo "
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ArAoeount Of vidsurri's Defeat.

HUG O0iyS3to0 NcWe cAIuSts
lestsr. received 10 that city the following account
Of the ists defest Of vidaurrs troops At San Lui'
Pososi, by Gen. Miramon's army,
Al nrrnent q man travelling with any amount
Of money e not ssfs-in fact, be is every day lia.
BILE 10 b murdered for the horse be ride. A. well
- The clothes - wesrs. and this 10 especially the
$50 far the last few days. since the defeat Of the
I;bsrals under Gen. vidaurri at San Luis potosi,
by the Oentralist army under Miramon-who has
afl the arms, ammunition, horses, baggage and
wagons that yidaurri recently bought in the Uni
ted States.t
There never was fner lot Of men as army
in Mexico, better armed, than this same army Of
Vidaurri's, and when they left Monterey in Au-
gust last, with their fine mules and over twenty
Ave brass pieces with good artillery wagons. and
over . hundred new camp and baggage wagons,
all new, the best that money could buy, and the
men ali h their new uniforms Of white pants and
red shirts each with n fine Sharpe's Or Mississippi
rife and oil enthusiastic, faeling certain that they
we're marching to victory, it was as fine sight as
] almost ever saw. and looked very different from
the entrance into Monterey, day before yesterday,
Of the same Vidaurr with about two hundred
men, looking downcast and ashamed.
The whole truth is, that Vidaurri is no soldier
lie was a good Secretary and Governor. but is no
General, aud he was the first ono tosay. ''everv
man run for his life" They fought fonr days;
about two thousand Of the Liberalsts and fifteen
hundred Of the Ccntrasts were killed. This Is
the account which appears to be the must like
truth; but no doubt the number OF killed Is over
estimated a. the missing arc all counted as kill
ed But il is certain that for Mexicans they
fought we'll, and many were killed. Nldaurr
saws that his officers were boys. and did not know
how u carry oat his rers. while one OF his aids
with whom became A,lluinted when ! hrst came
IL IBIS country: t.Ad NE Yesterday. nat for four
DAYS preyirus 10 de battle II rahed day AMI night
Al
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EXTRAORDINARY CASE.


Gentlemen My child had commenced breaking out last
small which gradually extended tie
including both which much by
fear thai both would drop /
tried all of advertised and domestic remedies
good results then procured and applied little TURF
OIL II began TO get better the bottle broke, aud
ct gals tit again began to get My elder d.ugh
PA, get that TurfOil sisters heal
okcd so much better when you used it" We gut another
Stv and her head nearly well This agra
acd and took halt hour every day ash and
very offensive. One bottle, fe, assured viii
entirely there lint little of tho disease
You entitled this aud for the benefit of Others
great pleasure la giving you this certificate
Respectfully. H. T. CHALK.
To Messrs. Dove Go.
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m HA ~, tATNN. ~ - So. .MA.MINE-

w This Is the m,st reliable SEWING MACHINE ever
offered in this market both in the quality Of it, work It's du
rabty and simplicity The alton of IL IL easier learned
than Of other Machine while work. with
the a"s: @ OF the ns.vs., cloth or le.,nst On either Of
evenly laid much diner than ordinary hand work while
The aos, es.n, hand work 1t ra,ey gets out Of working
der requires rPalring aud simple thai operator
perfrn 81 ordinary rspsr. 1t, mill with
ihe.e advan.ases over other Machines
HsSs Ps.,., ss.isx MasLn. ~ hos, meet the want. Of
and shoe Makersos any requiring
n.rpes. and saddle A.nufAr,urar. VIII and th Maehp.
that will do their work In rapid and substantial
mach sewing win nud this Machine particularly adapted tt
their wanna besides saving labor enough In tew months
pay foru Talos will and grea, saving by using thl.
t.s n.eh.ss beside. being .nre Of superior quality
and work Boo: And sAoe NJ pufsc'arer. Thou
sands Of Dollars by using this Machine while for purpo
sH tie work done on leather by this Machine is better than
a.ns In any o.hss way
We purchased your Wrds Pafsnt Srrss MaoAa intend
cd wholly FOR family use but as RECOMMENDED to
~ leather We cd on Harness aud Carrag" Trimmings
many Of our nsshbou testify 10 the superiority
work done In THU wav both in nj OF beauty aud strength
Dor enough pay It's One of pcghbors who
iarg. plantation ssys worth the wages of his
hands in the time In mixing clothes for the Nv
Machne have sold In this vicinity has
ss' satisfaction and several intend to order Machines
You
Extract from letter written by a gentleman. owning
ss Msois have been In simos, eastan, use since
them and with the best Of practical results In ess than
for each ny ten plantation
and And the ue savsd In using them has
than paid their eess
Another p!aa,sr .aya used to employ TIRES n hand
In making clothss for the rest but purchased
Weeds Psienf Sscins Asckns hand ing
the whole plantation while wife for making near
all the clothes Of the family confident the
fgr itset every thres mootha.
We wish all tho nssd Machine examine these as the
the simplest and beat for Family Plantation an
9th use where stitch required Price OF Useas Pa;ea
SssctsS MseAtse tioO andel30
WHITNEY LYON, Propri .ors
3i5 Broaiw sy New York.
a Said By A. 9. ENGLEDoVE, dealer in Fame Gooi;
Bounets, Ae., Lynchburg Va IN Is
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IA, SUPER PHOSPHATE OF LINE,
ManuIactl rec, ,r"n Formula of
DIR JAMES HIGGINS.
Statr chemist of Maryland
ESIi n PLANTERS TO pISPE\SE WITH TWO
third, Guam" for Fall dag and TO summer
crops Altogether. Packed in bags uaies tally warrant
ed rri,c Sau per ton at : U,0 lbs.
The above article. together with Pamphlets. giving full dc
tail OF ths Valuable Fertilizer ir accounts OF lis npor.
lance and mode oi application, can bo had Of
M UOLLINS& co,
- IL Lynchburg.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-19

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UVmR Train leaves Asxsndria daily 7, m 70, t;o,
donsvls connecting ith Tie Trans vIrrisis
uai for DsCH u On ID and ths WEST. and vih M.
Train the Manassas Gap Railroad for wootork aud
mediate points.
The Tain daily Sunday nyh. oeloe,
D. m for 81CM ~ ON -. NIX " ON IL X ms n n n ,
PH IL = and In term. liate points.
Through tickets nj the HAIL koad Station.
The TRAINS lsavs Gard lie daily 10 10 n .,d
10 Is r n, arriving Alexandria 81 r ~ and 3 A n
~ No night train on Sunday.
sep5B H. NICkLIE II ket AGENT
u1SOR N o d y . q. n .-Thr sea. -
T. boaid Towing aud Transportation Com z
pany ,desirous Of Offering greater Inducements
To The shipping Of Produce to tide water have. la
81 Boats procured the Iron Steamer aim
ke. and the splendid Iron bsrses Faith" aud ope and
placed them the line bewxi Richmond Norfolk run
ming ~ follows;
Leave Richmond Tuesday, and Fridays 4PM
Leave Norfolk Mondays and Thursdays A. NJ
Cana. ats LypchbuSg and other points freight
Norfolk will transfer ot the above which viii
be in III. Richmond Dock daily TO receive freight.
Norfolk reminded the agent,
line iirhnond (rIdgoford Co) who Will rc,.,.
and forward freight &c ~ ,harge.
Froight taken a Ms orss rates.
For further path uars. apply 70
". +. ANDERSON, Agent at Lynchbure
W. T.. cox, Asonis At ItIchmoni.
GARRISON Il MALONE, Agents Al Norfolk
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PETERSBURG, July lat, 1855.
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- VIRGINIA SPRINGS. via South side Karoad from Pc
burg Bristol East Tenn aud Va Railroad from Mi. oil
to via East Team and asSrEi hsilroad from Kno.
Chattanooga VIA Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad
Chattanooga Stevenson, via Memphis and Charleston
kairoa from Stevenson % Memphis
Through Tickets issued o the above points and the SPRING.
gage checked through At the Office south Side Ka.
Tie following Schedule will be the sou,hsldo Rail
road commencing SUNDAY next, the 4th July Inst
MAIL AND PASSENGER TRAIN.
Con. getting with Richmond aud Danvillr Trains nj,
uncon) and with the through al Lynch
Leave Petersburg daily at.............. 53oock A NJ
Arrive At Burks,ills junction, At.....".".. e:i6
Arrive at Lyncbburg at............... i23O +. NJ
Leave Lynehou,s daily a''...'.......''''... 80 :"
Arn,eA Barksv.Ie Junction. at........... 2i5
Arrive at r''''''''. faEGr TRAIN go
Connecting with ehmoud aud Danvuo Train. at the June
Leave Petersburg daily ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS AM
Auivs at Burkcviiie Junction. at..............2
FaSmyilo i4O +. M
Arrive at LyuchOurg .t......... ........... 6.2J
Leave lynehburg daily at..............."..... M
Arrive at fnmv'in at: ...................... "2O
Arrive al Hnrkcs,ie tJuucton) a............'I;i0 NJ
An Accommodation Passenger Car for ;ac Way or ots
Travel Will bs attached TO the Train leaving Lynch with
'aSc T the Maj IRAN a, Ao os S Stopping up r .s, I"
take sod put on passengers to be strictly those
at other point lthetiands Andersons Aim furd
Mnsons, welN,llr, Blacks aud Whites. Nooway Z. H.
vile Ricas High Bridge, Fsrmvie, Prospect Panp
M Lvcrsre"n Appoma'toA Spout Sprng Concord James
CITY POINT BRANCH
SorthSide Railroad Freight and Passenger Trains leave
r"er.onrs ha'y tsunda, ''ercsp'eD "'.... NJ
arrive Clty Point at,
Lave CITY ro'nt AT. 80
Arrive re.e, sburs ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
The Trans with the Jane. River Steamers,
lcaYns Cay Point for Norfolk and every Saturday "ining
jamestown bound Tor New York
The Afternoon Tram tins Road will he only when
there Is business I" Justify Stopping places I" tab" and
put Oh passenger" 10 observed by those charge