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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-17
A UsTRALIA PIONEER LTNE-ESTA BLTsnED 1854
IA Carrying the United States malls
The magnificent Al extreme clipper ship

SHAKESPEARE,
AGO burshen Fech,er commander nj her BERTH pier
No East river and viii be despatched for Melbourne direct
positively Dee TO- This noble ship Is worthy OF being styled
Boating palace. Her saloon accommodates fnr
roomy luxurious than be found any steamer while
class the accommodations both
commOduus the whole OF the poop being tiei
for them. The noble Al extreme clipper sbip LIZZIE
sPATLDTNG Loo tons burthen, Ames commander II load
ing pier No North river, and win have immediate des
patch fOF Sidney Nov. 20
For fr,gh, ~ passage apply bosrd r. W CANE.
RON No bowling Green New York. Sight bills for sale
and cash advances made ronsignmens tonxignees In
Australia, Mcssrs. Wan inson, Brothers A 90.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-17

EwR SALE AT BARGAIN-A MODERN THREE
eighth street Broadway two do IN West Forty seventh
STREET Broadway do in Twenty fifth street. 800
ID Wal street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-17

IroR CHARLEsToN.-THE STEAMSHIP KEYSTONE
STATE, having superior saterooms will sail from Phi
adepha for Charleston Saturday Nov 20 at 10 o'clock
A VI. The steamship STATE OF GEORGIA will sail a
above for Savannah saturday Nov at 10 o'clock A. NJ
A.. HERON JR.. Agent
32s North WhaTves, Philadelphia,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-17

Ev0R SALE OR TO LET-IN EAST FIFTY SECOND
street between Second ami Third avenues south side,
two and basement frame house filed in with brick
has range bath water closet tubs
A. Inquire next door, of GEORGE MOUNTJOY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-17

loIENANs CALIFORNIA LINE
ron SAN FRANCISCO,
Pier IS EAal river.
srFcfN, NOTICE
f1RSr FXTHEME CLIPPER TO SAIL,
The magnificent a SO. / rlpger ship
NEPTUNE'S FAvORlTE,
Emmerton COMMANDER
Rng nearly full will be despatched or before Wei
uUstiay nest. the lfth inst.
shippers vii therefore complete their engagements
n once and hand IN bs l4fnr Tor signature promptly
wM r. COLEMAN co,
= Wall street.
Tuntlne EutidinRl
Tho extreme clipper shin COMET Todd cummludsr, wi
Nrpue Fatofc n The line. and have prasnpt
despateh Engagements b. made ~ above.
Msssry WI r. COLEMAN co.
NyrrcHANrs' rxpRFss LINE FOR SAN FRANCISCO
wi clipper ~, current rates and 40 deception.
FANNIE s. PERLEy,
Ailen o. Nofk Commander,
Al ne loading berth OF the Merchants Express Line
Pier No. East river.
Phpcrs Nv visre vessel vii convinced Of her ABILITY
lard cargo IN Francisco in good order and AZ an early
Ycr ventilation cannot - improved Insurance Al low
sho cannot Dr. fatne tey1n hsr tdvertsea day
Y0r frl1 M urrF h. BNBClGk, COOLEY go AS Water 81
Ncsafs DEWITT, KETTLE 90, sgen,s San Francisco
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-17

NsOH SALE IN wIrLrAHsBURG.-rwO MODERN
bt three story brick houses with basement and
water gas fixtures ranges &c in complete order
Leeahol puonable ard terms easy
Inquire Of J. v. AESEROLE, basement WiaIasburg CIR
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-09-23
LATER FRON LIBERIA

r. the sr-ivnl 4, Baltimore NJ the Lb--rsu pack,
Carolire Stevens later accounts rom that cV.ory
have been received TIE ioio~irg are eUEt,;- o.
litter dated Nourovia june IS from one Of TIE pra-
ciusl member %. the colony co.ored cercni ron
Hartford Of the year 1888:
.asea,ss.e fsc: formerly mot Of o. e.srar''
y5 -. ben syoIc1 ~ih -ole l,.s - Anie' q - a.
- "a. Of d-or .lzyer rs.t an; ,esebsr ~ as.o-
sry IL E1s. IMPORTANT ua-eE % - LEX '-'--s.-+
a.. Of iale ~, ~ eltirsy % Psos,r
brethren sla a. s,cri.insl llAaoa-i. 81 A. I'Fps
pscps Nov - Of P-.P's 10 sos-f a'ft---s
-Pca h srcr,siaiy Il NATIVE p-o.-.. a.. s.SN-
rssrrahe uerti. nd F-osiora l.a Hiany 81 ~-,' u
So a D. OF: rqriss a. ..lolu q cspi.sL
hi. correspondent all nd also "a the ignorance Of
h. co'ouis,- II regard 20 their immeda., .ghh)r-
hcod suyiu- that they know more about Cahlosns,
Utah ami the kanss- AMI Nebraska question. thsn
they do q the peolle 90 tie African contNhi, ltrec
hundred miles distant.
Th.re il coursrs-ively no Intercourse nor personal
corr ection between tie Republic and The British Coz
ouy II Sierra Leone ard - tfer' = not singe gov
eminent road in IN Republic, hut little IS known ~
the people even fly mixes distant from the 'ea-coa't
Thu the writer believes Ia b. cause OF their ma
tiousl pover-v lie alludes 20 Sierra Leone and ~,
prosperity stating that h. j. lent thar be- know
one merchant there who export and import large
amount Per anuum thsn al tho Liberia merchants
together. Cf the cause for this, he say;
II. Frsi.h Gov.-unea, q sierra Lcoue ~ 'r.u nil
lion, n sof. or road bscs into the interior FOR abr
Ia inter- la prov. aat ler ~ $. sulei osck an
kite ~, l,aYrs - golden haI.est To. - anti pi
s-l rs-a. rf- c. trr American COLONIZATION society
ere o-vgfd praise. bot h. Alrfcan n. ~ nAu
bas Doe uoth-s Pr yong ptr Ner - % cPsnd
~ OF sulpls flll- ,.ulg -d o4c-1 or ~ -li
u-v lrrEet4 woud be given 20 trst- IN tia dTt1n ard
80 citizens and would shslc largely IA the benefits
which -ssry Az = roF, nee -
Ia .ou he .rsce u the twC -.em-ri.'
H. Nonyierrado County they have now three times
a. much land under cultivation - ever before n the
history AZ The settlement. In resking ~ the scarcity
II tie previous year, The result Of the del ending upon
The natives fer Their rice, h, says:
That hungry vas se..lus IL dssvi'e tos aaos'
every r-es b. rice AID good supply Of o'h-f
vegetable That year planted 10 nee in'sudiut g. buy ti
= co1d b. sAt This ysaT have p-lrd rt' acres -
ric- .Npct a tGcs on ~ the event u scarcity
60
iurs fer domestic purpose Thra sngsf
=, udr ard the 6rsf time apartment Nv
principal crop l. aoouf Twelve zane. which hop
- aoube yrar Hesidcs -ou- ca: .ous. Lu.s
chickens ducks. and t4Tsey-'
lie thinks, on the whole that Liberia is good
country fcr those who come there with small capital
and one willing Ia work Yheu they able The idea
that migrant can get along without any capital he
cons.ccrs absurd.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-09-23

TBy TRADE OF loHrBA.--Erom letter da,si
Osbomoshaw, Central Africa, January 20th, 1853
from the Rev. W. II. Clark an American Missionary
who has spent three years in that region, extra.
the following:
The present trade Of this country il extensive,
the markets from k-tzu-rsth in the middle Of the
y ger to the Lagos on the coast and from Hcshu on
the east 20 Awaye on the west, are thronged day
by day. with thousands and tens Of Thousands busy
shall have been seen the American coast when the
last slave bone To the shall nave been freed from
hia letters and returned to h- home in peace and
necessary sequence, The native have learned war no
more then the day Of Bis jubilee vii have danned,
and the rapidty OF Afrcss advance and improve
lIent under the benign influence of Christianity and
the attendant dressings at pure commerce, viii have
become the WonOer "i the coming age
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-09-23

virtually uonop 0dIe IT, stean t-si@ u TIRE rvsr
HJSeyer, this time he parsgGsyars have csaSh: 3
Tartar. Las. year ths TseaaTi ran dcly.rs..y INTO
III. French eaT-st-emer B.ssan While that ve-~' ~-
living ~ anchor for which Outrage Lrp~I hal 70 make
81 humble apology, and tisbur-e 10000.
This cs-e = much more serious, - The steamer dnd
ID, whole vi Der Yalgsb. cargo totally o-t, aid
are Dot insured. Nobody .uppo.es ths; NJ Chrl-te.
ono bas returned 20 Psr.ua i r., satisfied NTH %
r-lorion. termination Of his mission % PsraglAy.
For making N. frs. bad treaty in 1853, 81 ChG7L's
Uoltbsn We rewarded with the c;0veyporlieae-si
hin Of sus:rss and Mr.. Christie naturally expected
soTna HIGH reward for making betiar convention
with I<rez 10 1853. H. reyrnge wiz ~ proportion
az. 10 hia disappointment
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-09-23

NtPfravn g ,yEHaf DFns' NFETTsG.--1hesiay,-
fu.rr- nnI other al Worcester County met NJ sn1s
Illf on Tuesday las, according "a yreyions noie,
which ~ Che-sd Purn. va. called - The chair ani
1hcnes T. Mar. appointed Seer seT. besplnt'ehs
wrr, adopted declaring that thr state II NarA>
has tire power AMI one H. hcT citizens the duty o.
r-atesthg slave property within her lin "a sgsfs
IN s,ivt rsaries y; or laws srd institutions, c0F'
ron Whence they may. ant ordering the Py-
IT. II ~ sra f0r every whit ami 80 or s~ry
frs. negro doi-cisd snd convicted II tsnperine VI
,.ayrs: advising that he prse,cs 1t allowing ~ .
corn-pltches aIf permitting tl.Ia 70 ie.ve hop' WI
cut pas-e. ,ilond b. di-coItinuaj al that tba Hs
ter - - homes for their saves inst I'D of perIDt a
tl' % seek ont their oysn wiring upon tD tfns' y
assembly 10 Instruct our ssna.sr- ard f'qseS ~
Representative. IN Congress % pr.sa,f the esHS' .
.hs citizens % Maryland on the General tioysrn~
sor IN scgs rendition 81 fugitive ssves ip ~ saT
~ ,.s Si.nt Tay.r.i, in money II thsr ih V~ar, az
a !. solution Wa- gi-) adopted ri p1iniaps 1870
.tEnots H. l.. Henry Dr. John J.. iamfn.''pi ~ n
:. owen. r.. John -. shovel, jour II -, y
u sgs Tovusond. Lii.l.ton l.. Pign.li s'sorgr ".
saGtl :. ). McsIas,.r. j. Hiuos Fo0ks, ".n sa',s
isS1Td .l..ogais- t. s.et :psV"ml"u "' -;
l.i ~ su,l .,rrTs 10 D.. cSny~n~'i A. -"h~ -,
pit. lor th, Ta.,@rn ss5rs, ssf tnst tsS o's -
irf,ft0 tie. e. l.,ats- q ne ..ne eft pace y ~
.1g 30 .aof p TIE facts az know. Z.
tsmtrid.. was recOuimf Gdea % INC o'tfI
on m. Fe,',.rp Sier. 90 toe most sri;sba sna e. a.
nient place FIR hod.8E oaytnrnr, sla .,,.s..r
dsy OF November b. siss airg. ted a. i~ :. ~.
kg.-rs - .g.,..-.-. .-----'--''-''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-09-23

roN DrlSos Arfs>.-Wc hnve TlS Ble,.ss lgn,
Ce@serr'd@ Zi'~c Fl Jly $ n0 . late a. p,e,ious
advice ,hence ~ Nay g: Ersasi. IT, accession os
Col. Nitn 20 The Cali,et Master Of For, IN Al.
fair Lad produced DC ,Aeugc Of policy. Tic Tins
con1eips OF he lcavy lutc~ imposed upon The prod
ucc Of Bu,no. .,!rcs imported Z IKE ports Of tie A.
een;inc ConSciersiion. Tie lons-con,iaued frarc:L
depression raj. !; was hoped beyrn 20 abs,e. Tho
prohibition against TIE export % horses rom Bleno,
Ayrcs hal been rs,ind,i and B.it..h oaio.s was
coD,vsc.ue for .nlPy or Idle.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-09-23

knUrI IoIBL iiCDsos BAT Possession VA =.
l4rI.-Ths -. Pal 'r.,s r. IT, III. .1-lolt.
auEOrrce n .-riys. In sirt Try Z - Geo~ge stnl-
-"D the ipie-i'ne Governor - W., Hw'sel's Bsy
COMPANY Iosse--iol. tie ~ gLt u.n. IIr8ry m ;,
member q the Br-.sA Parliament for Coventry sri
tie .src-:c expl -er
Tie ohject II their yisi ! 70 -ta tie nj van
tas,s Whlcl IGav b, offered by lib sv- The
por.st;,n he-caaer - ell ~ goof required b. the
HuisoH's Bay Company rer', nd lor tte Es,iiiT 4
ilor furs. b preference ~ -i cong tedious ard *
y.nsvo trGu sit b. wsier eri lsud IRON YORK Re 49,
r o. IIudspn's By. 20 Which Two ship bow semi-
HnnugTy bring their goods, ori o. returning cary
n II p,,rics TO England
Tte Company have avpr.ed these ctntl.-nen 20 at
C~rnr1i'tes 20 gain u. tec--sar information on
~ ich To- base az eu,irrsbautouu-nt Of the Hudson
bay ships a. a means OF inparf export and n.
adoption % the oyers1d roa.e non =. rsai IN -
g.rgn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-09-23

III. ,'.y OF Teu In T. 81 std nssr re tiae, . 80
..4f cana 'esi'ar % s. a. s lt'-- ~ ies IN D.
ro.h II r.. P-ih, Rive. 1. j. flg r.es j. r--s.
ARD for Coca 8 1tIs rrsp'sle ely a. l 90 .
bs.s i. OF Il. i1oll e he tsas 49, Fl bs .' % up
trc,rr-sf-Y srh.,,t ~ - = Dr. f,@s' ifc esq.
D. 3-rls-s q A..
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-20
IHsURANCE.

LNlRE. LIFE AND N ARsSE lnsUnANCk:.
u LYsGunuRG HosE 4 FiRk INSURANCE. CoAPAsI.-fhn
Akss against loss damage BY Fire On
DIV elnr Hyuses S,srss Factories and other build
lnsa on srulture spe generally In
low \ aud csuntry on The most favorable terniaL
Aiss the lives OF all persons ENJOYING
coed Constitution hole DURATION Of
slaves .pssys d il erdnsry will be Insured
rsasooabls terms
The Company take risks from and TO any oil
the Northern or Southern Ports Al favorable rates.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
JOHN ROBIN MCDANIEL. President,
JAMES N. OOBBS, Vice President,
GEORGE 0. THURMAN, Chief Lngineer
DIRECTORS
JOHN OTEY TAYLOR, sAatkL ii MCKINLEY,
DkxTkK UTkf, eAAuAL oAhLAhp
JAMS 4. PArSE, joins i. DAVIS
Nm "a srRArros MAURICE LASoHoRsE.
JAS o. WILLIAMS, treasurer
CRgrD 7. WILLS. secr'y.
DR. On y Dr., w Arc Medical aaminer.
The Medical ExamnaiIou OF subectsor Insurance VIII DO
made ~ the once Company each day between tho
hou,s OF 2 and o'clock p. N. lfeoTb
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-20
4aiip Siraiuiau.

MAssrrp Ar LAss--A RonAscn.-More then
three wears since one Oliver Wolcots getting tired
of his vie. seid her for valuable consideration
20 : nan Who liksdh her better. and could live with
her more anicahly than Der 6rst husband wae
ehle "a. he parties being provided with legal
docur,eas drawn up in technical phraseology, and
oot being deeply read in Blackstone or Gritty.
sem % Lave considered. and proceeded to act ~
II he s6c6uN ~ tcsa lsnlly consummatsd. Here
the oGosss a ~ NV stepped in. and consigned.
Tie sinning parsies except the greatest s'nner OF
an 10 - esass Prison. Mrs. Wollcot was
pardoaed oss b. The Legislators last Spring, and
Mr. Cesa. 6ersoa his time, and came out BY ex.
p;ratiou Of time his FALL Mrs. Wolcett obtained
: divorce ftsu Oliver BY the aid Of Esquire Chair
man, and ~ asxt Get in the drama H. the regular
re-unioa Il u lovsrs, BY regular clergy man. in
the holy boods II matrimony. Considering that
a child wss born Of this union in our Hartford jail,
and that while n the State Prison both parties
we're sustained and comforted by the mutual
pledge % AldlU y eaeh other. and an nnainching
determination TO b reunited whenever the very
eerious obseAclss could be removed, We think the
marriage chronicled below worthy Of note, and
credtable 70 both parties. The course OF Lucy's
love rsn through . State Prison, and . terrible
persecution from . dissolute husband. which
made her long for the protection Of the prison walls
But Lucy has sriumphed, and we give the happy
couple our congratulation. Wolcott Is beaten out
of sight. Lucy sends US q loaf OF cake and tho
following notice: :,
Married in Canton, Nov. 2Sth, by the Rev. Mr..
Fisk, Mr.. Salmon D. Case Of Simsbury, and Miss
Lucy French Of Canton. Hartford Courdnf
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-20
jan 2S Is
EXTRAORDINARY CASE.


Gcntrnen: My child had commenced breaking last
hicb gradually extended tic eie
both " hieh much by
10 that both would
advertised and domestic Remedies
good results then procpred and applied IT tF
b,gan the bottle broke, aud
led gals again began TO My cider daugL
"fa Of that lurf Oi SISTERS hes
uked much used it, We got aLoth,r
lille anu hen head d nearly we'll This asgra-
ascd ease and every ash it,
very bottle feel assured. will
there ie OF the disease IGmainne
You are emitted the benefit OF others, taka
great ri. asure giving you this certificate.
hrspect.uliy Is T. CHALK
To Messrs Co
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-20

Wuox TO MAaRr.-Whcn a young woman be-
HAYES to her parents in manner particularly ten
der and respectful, from principle as well as ma
ture, there is nothing good and gentle that may
not Re expected from her in whatever condition
she may be placed. Were ! to advise n friend as
to his choice Of wife, my frs, counsel would be.
look out for one distinguished for her attention
and sweetness to her parents The fund Of worth
aud affection indicated by such behavior. joiued
by the habits Of duty and consideration thereby
contracted being transferred to the married state,
will not fail to render her mild aud obl'Sing
Communion.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-20


sleigh ride this winter past discovered horses
raw aud skin oil place larger than land, from
kaccs rubbing the inside of the thigh APPLIED your
Turf Oh and u \ two be was well Another
A mue which working TO my dray became uin,tc
walk alnung his foot, discovered nail about
long up head My driver and the ueghbors
he would nothnr. drew the nail Inserted
piece linz Turi OIL aud set him to WORK
aud from he has not lost hour good
ever also horse badly snageed the oa,iio
his thigh places about two inches deep
iaches vide from which he stiff day Iour Tnl
Gil applied brought them entirely sound IL
the greatest remedies frsores have
Ano,t lived drug store for several years Tee
this you think proper. Very truly,
Ro Messrs. Dove q Co. j. ii. wEISIGEk
For sale by STROTHER 4 WHITEHEAD
is d6m Lvnchbufg.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-20
Efp EIlI. WEST

To THE WESE!
gKNiIE NItimnre aui Ohm Railroad win ia mnrh i'm.
pNcd Western rOHHrvti III rs 2ret Inducements TO
aud tlr tsroliss .l oush w a>hins
aitim"r all portions OF The West the Northwest
am SpUtlw"st.
rhc connect .on between from Washington and
tral,s bound Wheclng iarkcr>burg from Ba
.l,rr. Away promptly male the Washington Junction
iiatrV Relay House mic" from baltimore TINS
change Cars required between W ash ngton ana
OHIO River baggage checked through TO iho est NJ
the Washington station
leave Washington daily at
a N anal ~ T. NJ On sundays At the latter hou'.
AT BENWat,D
made with the Cars of ire Central ONO
Earoad. ruuu,us Beliare the OH" through Cam
br d,, lo ald Newark t. Columbus These trans
ark with the Cars o the Newark Mansfield
SandukY L. K for Ssnlussy, Toledo Detroit Chicago
ST. Louis. etc.
At PARKERSBURi
Connection made ly niles with the trains on
he Marietta AL Ciacnna,i Ra for Cheo'ho, Snemnat
sc. Ac --.-..
Al WHEELING
The Baltimore Ohio win the cars OF the
cleveland and Ohio Raioad Tor teyc aud, 1oed"
Deirn Chicago and the nthwesiern points direct
Travellers request 10 rfce iat WINE this 'ne
afurig Through T.ekols and hecks in ASH
mytun. IL Ii also the SiiOETESI, iao~ SPEEDY ana DE-
RECI nearly all the leading points IN the great vest
dist Washingion Cincinnati hut about 'eo
miles being about lVO miles shorter than oy any I.ne'
Fare by through ticket from Wsingt", at least ONE
DOLLAR LESS than by the lowest Of the Northern Routes
from MOI Northern cities.
For Frederck ard Harper Ferry Martlssbure Berkeley
passengers may leave Washington at A. NJ, or 40 M
For Way Stations between baltimore aud wheel
ing, take A. NJ. train from Washington
E1 For further Information, Through fckesa &C., Apply
THOMAS H. PARSONS. Agent at Washing st
w. p. SMITH, Master Of Trsnspnrtation, on ,.,..
In Cole GenI Ticket Agent sep 25ets
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-20


MEssRs DOVE Co.Genemsa :-iIayng had a SHORE time
since your Turf Oil in extraordinary
action beng gratifying, cannot
IN the benefit
large had hue Cot in my stable lot, in which
IL Bali The Bull IL enraxud tor
s.red shoulder to the depth
ripped ~ about the dstance which
wound Several OF were
present led they wonb - cent
axe ihey useless d., thing
ever Determined /. try Turf Oil stt,r I've use IF
Two .iuali bottles ne is entirely cured
Very respectfully.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-20
NETWORK ADvERrIsRMENTs

GNOLD MEDAL GRAND AND SQUARE
- PlASOS.-sTEfAWAY& SONS, e. Walker ST., tnssr
Broadway New YorA, Manufacturer,
awarded the First Premium where and when
ever they brought their Piano Fortes into 40 RTn
petition with the best makers OF Boston, New ] ~
York, Philadelphia aud Baltimore
Rec eiyed the prize Medals Fair
W sshington. ls55
The tst Premium "a gold MedaD for the best P-ao Forte
al the Maryland Institute, Baltimore Ie56.
The First lze Medal for the Forte the Amer
ican lnstuufe Crystal Palace. New York, 1856
ne FIRST Premium "a God Medal Gran Piano
at the Mary and lnsinie iIaIimare ls51
Inc rsi premium at the State Fair Detroit last
he FIRST Premium al the State Fair Richmond, IeJ7
Among the Judges we've the hst enun-
try such rs w Mason, Gotisehak Wniephau, &c Grand
and Square Pianos constructed full wooden aud Iron
ifame eoea are warranted tor three Prices mod
Nv
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-20
SAY WHEAr, AND ILL Go INA Western paper
al. H. e,1ln~i0n.

SAr WHkAr, AND ILL Go In. "A W estern paper
tells the following:
While the lato Judge c.. some twenty-five
wears ago, was holding the Circuit Court and Oyer
and Termner 10 the ncighborng county Of W.
a back oodsman was arraigned and convicted Of
an aggravated assault upon his wife The Judge
ordered the prieoner to stand up, and concluded n
solemn and appropriate admonition by sentencing
hi,a to ninety days imprisonment. the last thirty
of which he was to be kept in solitary confire-
ment and upon bread and water only. The pri-
soner, who lived in . region where luxnrics were
never known. and even the necessaries of life were
scarce, reflected moment and replied, Judge.
say whedt bread and I'll 60 in"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-20
Very Rem "a rIk II bie.-

AsPIN UKOvF, IIenrlco, DecemUrr T. lelf.
MfssRs. DOVE N Go. :-Henetnen-My horse put in
the the amt in attempting lump
rail through bis shoulder and
nearly penetrating through his breast, making cash large
XII % 1 got bottle of our TUtF
OIL and applied freely in four days he work, m
weeks entirely cured.
Respectfully yours, JAMES l.. EGE.
Sold by aud Merchants throughout The
icb .
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY, &C.

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ORANGE & ALEXANDRIA RAIL ROAD.
12AN2 pa Is
TuyHw Train leaves Alexandrla daily u a m for Dor.
donsvte connecting It'll the Trans the Virgins ZEN.
trail for RnG ~ " ON - and tho WE8r, and with the
Train Msnass zap ksirosd for Woodstock
mediate points
The Train daily Sunday lights exeeped) o'clock
D. IN for Ne G1 saOs -, NHW ORLEANS, N X m !.
Pm1 - and intermediate points
Through tc kets HAL Road Station.
The TRAINS leave 8rdonsvls daily Al 10 10 A. N and
10 Is NJ. arriving At Alexandra ~ y. N. and A.
lY No night train sunday.
Hpt5s u. RICkLIN. Ticket Agent
Q1NOH n q % y d Z. x Tee Sea-. -.
II boaid Towing aud Transportation cou.. 2 r. r
psny. desrous Of offering greater Induce
shipping Of produce 10 de water have, IN an
Of their oun, Of Boais procured tho Iron Steamer
placed tho line bsiw.x hichond Noriolk run
ming a follows
Leave Richmond, Tuesday, and Fridays al 4PM
Leave Norfolk, Mondays and Thursdays at q A. NJ
Cana Al. M Lyhchburg aud other pns having freight
Norfolk Will transfer oi the above which M
be Ia tho Richmond DOCK daily TO receive freight
Shippers Norfolk reminded copsgn tho agents
II the line Richmond (Bridgcford Coz who viii re..iy.
and ARD ireighf &, ee of charge.
Frs1hf faken q ths i0rtst
For further pal tculArs. apply 10
w. 7 ANDERSON, Agent at Lynebburs.
w. T. COX, Agens at Kichrnond.
GARRISON u MAIuNE Agents nj Norfolk,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-20

SOUTHAMPTON COUNTY, VA, August Il,
Messrs D0pe Co :Gcntiemen-For about thu iour
had under right about size pea
little painful. much until tho July
last then became quite painful festered and great
deal. waf advised by physician and others have cut
thinking twas Cancer bought small bottle your
valuable TURF OIL aud applied according the
well have recommended II u IN
bors lady who had similar by the side the
about years her the other day 1t was
Iendilg much IL much better than when
ssc using your TURF OIL and should get el
, you viii get her certificate. You psr
OF this ink pr"per. aud Is with much qualification
give You. vi my thanks this certificate OF efficacy
Yours, respectfully, n. N THOMAS, J. r.
The abov-is voluntary certificate from stranger W.
ha, many such. Let thtse BIO suffer Gail aud
Its ID, eco.