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Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1859-10-08

The GERMAN ATHEN.EUM-AB BALL TO RAISE
MEANS TO COMPLETE Ir.-Indeed, our citizens
who can, should aid our German friends to
complete their. Hall, which is alike in its style
proportions and the uses to which it is to be
devoted, creditablc to both them and our city.
The following note from the Secretary of the
German Reading Society, explains the whole
intent of the ball, better than we could do:
ST.. PAUL, Oct. Sd, 1859.
To the Editors ofths Ainnesotian.
GENTS The undersigned Secretary of the
German Reading Society, requests you to
mention the first Ball which will come off in
the German Reading Society's new building
Athtnaeum, corner of Exchange and Chest
nut streets, on F.iaay evening Oct. 7th
The Hall when fully completed, shall be
used for Orations, Theatre, Concerts and So
cial Amusements; while part of the base
ment is to receive the Library and to serve as
Reading Room and for School purposes.
In order to acquire some means to finish
our Athenaeum, it was resolved to give this
Ball, and we should be much pleased if you
would, by the medium of your valued paper,
call the attention of our friends to ito have
our Ball well attended,
Yours Respectfully,
G. LEUE, Sec'y.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1859-10-08

DRowNED.-A young man named Miller, a
carpenter by trade, who has resided in St.
Paul, was drowned in a lake near Belle
Plaine while hunting on Sunday last. The
news was communicated to his widow who
resides here. this morning. He was worthy
narS0n :
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1859-10-08

81 Bridget Erwin, of Willoughby, O.,
drank vial Of dbng poison, a week or two
since, thinking it was some Kind Of spirituous
liquor, and died after several days of intense
suffering
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1859-10-08

EcY A singular reason is urged against
building piece of railroad in Northern Mich
igan: ut is that the flies and mosquitoes will
render it almost impracticable in summer"
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1859-10-08

INDIAN SUMMER.-To-day has been a true
type of the Minnesota Indian Summer wealth
er,-mild, hazy and just warm enough not to
feel enervating. 1t has been so hazy, that
it is impossible to see more than mile up or
down the river.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1859-10-08

SALLIE ST. CLAIR.-This actress is now
playing in Cincinnati. The Commercial dra-
matte critic puffs her extravagantly, and says
she draws large houses.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1859-10-08

HE Poor, AND THE Poor HoUsE.-The
county Family at the Pigs Eye Poor House,
has been on the increase lately, not so much
from the outside, as from the inmates them
selves. Another was added to the family a
few days since, and may, if circumstances ia.
vor, live to be President of the United States
in 1900. The family" are all we'll, fat and
hearty
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1859-10-08

LALIYER CONVICTED We closed our pa
per yesterday afternoon while Gov. German
was making his plea to the Jury. He was
followed by Mr.. Heard for the prosecution, in
clear, able and eloquent argument, in which
he reviewed the evidence and circumstances
of the murder with great interest.
His Honor then charged the Jury, who re-
tree about six o'clock P. NJ
They remained out until about II o'clock
this moi ming, when they came into Court, and
delivered the verdict of guilty."
Laliyer manifested no emotion when this
verdict fell upon his ear, but preserved his
careless and vacant expression. His counsel
Immediately moved for new trial, and the
prisoner was rernanded to jail
The trial of James Castle, (colored) for an
assault with intent to kill, will come up to-
morrow morning. Mr.. Dilley has been ap-
pointed by the Court to defend him.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1859-10-08

The LALIYER TRIAL.-The testimony fol
the State IN this case was commenced yester.
day afternoon. The first witness called was
Capt. Bennett, who lived near Laliyer's at the
time Of the disappearance Of the murdered
woman. He testified to the habits and con-
duct of the deceased-her trouble about the
hay Of a neishbor which she was accused OF
burning,-and her disappearance He was
present when the remains, in the ruins of the
oil ice house, were disinterred He recog-
nized the dress on the remains, as similar pat
tern to one deceased had worn about the time
of her disappearance.
Peter EllSlaeger, of Prairie du Chen, was
next called. He had been acquainted with the
prisoner in Milwaukee, six years ago, before
he married his wife. Afterwards, about two
years ago, he met him in Prairie du Chen,
and asked him where his wife was. Laliyer
told him she had run off. Afterwards he had
taken him aside, and confessed to him private
ly that he had killed her, by throwing her
against the side Of the log house, and then
dispatching her with an axe! He said he
had then taken her body on horse, and Ia
ken it to an old ice house, which he then burn
ed. He killed her the night before election,
as it was the best chance then, because he
could give out that she had run off to escape
punishment for burning the hay. After he
had confessed this, he wanted witness to come
up to st. Paul, and exhume the bones, and
destroy all evidence of the crime, so that it
might never be discovered
This revolving deed witness had refused to
do, and this refusal stirred up Laliyer's enmi-
ty against him. He feared his revenge, and
had, for his own protection, given the informa-
ton that ultimately led to his arrest.
An effort, suggested by the prisoner, was
made to impeach this witnesses testimony,
touching the confession ofFcrimes that he had
committed and confessed to prisoner. The
effort failed, however
The Court then adjourned until sevcno'::
clock. At the evening session,
ii. +. Masterson testified as to the efforts
of the prisoner to get divorce on the ground
of living unhappily with his wife. lie had not
succeeded in getting divorce, however.
Catharine Burris, and Samuel Burris were cx-
amined in reference to circumstances that
took place just before her disappearance.
They were nearest neighbors to prisoner, and
their evidence threw much light on the mys-
FERROUS affair.
DIR. Morton testified concerning the remains
found, which had been identified beyond
doubt as those of woman
The court then adjourned until this morn
ing.
-Kruitscher, a neighbor, testified that,after
Mrs. Laliyer had disappeared, and the ice
house had been burned down, he was told by
Laliyer that This wife was buried in there
but he did not believe him. He afterwards
saw the bones dug up.
The testimony for the State here closed
Mr.. SOens was examined for the defense.
His evidence was mainly in regard to good
character of prisoner.
The evidence was then closed. When this
afternoons session began, Gov. German be-
gan his argument for the defense. The case
will probably be given to the jury tonight
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1859-10-08

w- A miner on Like Superior was blown
sixty feet by the premature explosion Of
blast he was preparing. He was torn into
FRAGMENTS
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1859-10-08
MARRIED..

At st. Peter, Mimi, Tuesday morning last,
by Rev. a. ii. Kerr, EDWARD L. ALLEN, Esq, (of
the firm OF lngersou ( Co., - Paul to Miss Hat
TIE E. WAN WRIGHT, OF It. Peter.
All. Ed, you've gone and done it-but-we
forgive Won
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1859-10-08

PUBLIC BAPTIsM.-The ceremony of i'm
mersion was performed on one candidate yes
terday morning, at the foot of Rosabel street.
by Rev. j. D. Pope, in presence of large
crowd.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1859-10-08

A GoBLIN.-Under this head the last num-
Der Of Mrs. Swisshelm's paper, the St. Cloud
Democrat says:
"a st. Cloud lady was in st. Paul lately
and attended political meeting, when the
Local of the Pioneer got into perspiration
and cried out Mrs. Swisshelm Mrs. Swiss
helm!!' Don't get nervous, Sonney. We
are not dangerous now. 1t was only while
we had no teeth that We INDUCED that ugly
habit Of eating s9tt editors.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1859-10-08

ESTES, THE CATTLE THIEF RE-ARREsTED.
ID. w. Lyon, the Jalor of Blue Earth
County, at Mankato, writes to Deacon Cald-
well that he has Estes, who escaped from the
City Jail here few weeks since, in custody
there. Madison, the other fugitive, was re-
taken few days after he had escaped.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1859-10-08

The St. Anthony Neus says: the MIN
NEsoTIAN has come out as an evening paper
We are certain its proprietors will never re-
greet the change"
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1859-10-08
Peoples Bank,

SAINT PETER. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS INNEsOTA.
H. 5. EDGERTON, p. Il. uOSFORT
Hrfsidsn. tdshisr
Having purcha ed the capital stock Of the above
named Bank, n III sane Icing entered in my n"me,
books of The Bank and IN he A "a. tors Of
ice, holi self re-ponsi'a and AL for IN crcu
iaton, according to the provisions the general bang
mglw T. 3. EDGEHTOS,
Saint Paul, Oct 3 !, 1e59. oc5 1y
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-09-24
CANAL HOUTBTOBYNCHHU AND BUCH
ANAN.

AHs rom Wehmond 10 LJnhburg ts 80; 70 buchanan fL0o
On the 1871 day u July the hr of Co will com
n~ce running , irWeeky line of Packet the James
River kHntEa Canal leaving Richmond Msbdav
wednesday and friday, ~ ~, reach New Canton Al
SOD scoisve ~ " W. - The hr and Lynchburg and
Buchanan and Lexington a. y. " q the second day.
RETURNING:
Lesvs buchanan At A. w. Lynriburr atTEP Monday
"wednesday snd Fdiay reach scotsyie iO " Nsu Can
ton AZ ~ y ", and arrive in Richmond 4
The bo1ts connect n New Canton win the Institute
snI Buckingham IT, and IN louisville with
lOttrsviils wv 800
Pass from he country vii observe by schedule
ey arrye w Richmond and iyuchbufg O'Clock morn.
nr, and home days At D o. 81 nom Richmond
and " =. ", from iyrrhhurv
L-L-- --n- 81 .---.-I %
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HARVEY, AnMIsTEAD a WILLIAMS.


81 Pearl Street,
ANE just received Of Groceries. ub
sing -' p''
l,ooo bbls No. HerrinEs, very superior
loo hhds. n o. Sugar
$50 bbls. @. Sugar
loo bills. Crushed, Loaf and Sugar
% hhjs n. o. Moasses
2, 60 kegs Old Dominion Nais
loo tons Svcedes Iron
leo do. Hoop and Sheet Iron
90 do. Nall
10 cases MAYORS Cast and Shear
10 tons English and American Bisiered Steel
60 boxes Tin Plate
300 uerc-s Lime
a0 tons Richmond Ground Plaster
200 bags Rio Coffee
800 bags LAguiTa Coffee
800 bags Java Coffee
leo mats Mocha CoHee-very ehoise
$50 caseI sandfords Ileorice
900 chests Assorted Teas
100 bag orchard Grass Seed
leo do. Herds Grass Seed
leo bags Clover Seed
20 ibis. Tanners
% tierces New Rice
90 hhds BACON sides
lu hhds Bacon Shoulders
40 bbls. Whisky; - do p Run
100 bbls fine Brandy whisky
$50 bTs. AdamAntine, Sperm aud Tailou Candles
call from buyers Is solicited. ry2s
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WASHINGTON MONUMENT.
AMERICAN HOTEL,

OPPOSITE THE NEE CJ-STON HOUSE,
ALEXANDER DUAL, Proprietor
TIVE undersigned having respectfully announ-
the fact his friends and the public and pa
tronEge- -
He has removed his family the Hotel from this day
give his PERSONAL and undivided attention hope.
TO give satisfaction 20 all who patronre the house
His tables supplied with
viii always be furnished with the best Of everything
ket supply.
Good aud capable have the ru.xt,
may ~ Al times expect PromP, and particular attention
au+-a AIEN DTyaI
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RICHMOND & PETERSBURG R.R
ERssz3Esssz 57ssss

-
Through Freight
BETWEEN RICHMOND AND NORTH CAROLINA
IROM the 9th day Of March I Of September e IN.
II freight and dalton
mohd aud Pelie.burg MONDAY WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY
at o'clock, A. NJ, instead Of y o clock az before
Arrangements have been made
and Punetual forwarding and delivery ali produce Goo or
"er a OF freight designed for transportaon,
~een Richmond aud points between Peersburx and RALEIGH RIg
way dreesboro Salisbury, and Charlotte North Csopa low
rates without any charge for forwarding storage drayags
Az articles sent Il Richmond should he consigned Lliay
ldTed 60 the Of the freight the Iehmopd ana ~
ersburg Railroad, Petersbug by whom they viii he bromide
forwarded As 70 Of tolls Roads south Of ptrT.rg
(Sh they require 70 be prepaid Raleigh Incarnation
may be had at the Depot Of this Company, at Richmond
o. 7. ". WYNNE, supt
OH'e n Ahd r. X X 20, March Ith, lsS9. mAT-du
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VIRGINIA SPRINGS.
Summer Arran cement.
fkHM Ne ss,;sE.sEE5;s =SS;E
VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD,
VIA
Richmond, Charlottesville and Staunton,
To the Virginia Springs.
Only 80 miles OF Stage Travel
TO THE
w HITk SULPHUR RING
w HITL SULPHUR SPRING =,
BEING THIRTY -rHREE MILES LESS THAN BY ANY

bhINU IHIhIi-IHkkk MILES LIS Than By ANY
- OTHER ROUTE
OASSESGERS leave Petersburg at NJ
A NJ, dine at staunton, arrive Jaeksons r.
take supper and stay all night either Coyngon CaaghGn
they arrive
by " O'Clock the second DAY.
should party unite In requesting have the priv
ese OF leaving CSAghsn In time Arvs Al The Springs
Those going 10 Roekbdge Alum BSth Alum Spring,
take stage al Mboro depot where they arrive by a. r.
reach those springs respectively supper Those
going TO the Hot Healing Springs Warm
springs and leave there morning Hot or
Healing 10 breakfast
Passengers stbng take the Those for
Rockbrdge Baths Goshen, each respectively sup
line between the White sulnhpr
anil the Hue and salt sulphur springs
Through tickets procured OF Furi agent At the
Office OF the Richmond Petersburg Co. Petersburg
and he ticket onlee Of the Va @ Y x Co. In Riehmond
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u. &. MAIL STEAMSHIPS
YORKTOWN, JAMESTOWN, AND
RoANoK r.

Three Times Week between Richmond and New York.
TI,HE YORKTOWN Capt Parrish, leaves Richmond ~sfNSf,
every Monday morning, O'Clock City Point
clock; Norfolk O'Clock, evening The JAMES
TOWN Capt skinner Richmond Tuesday afternoon
Point O'Clock wednesday morning and Ports
evening The ROANOKE, Capt Couch
.ave- Richmond Friday afternoon at o'clock; City Point
AT ocoek saturday morning and Norfolk o'elk evening
RETURNlNG:
The YORKTOWN New York Pier Is North River every
Thursday afternoon o'clock, for Norfolk Petersburg and
rhmond JAMESTOWN leaves New York, Pier H. North
River afternoon, At o'clock, for Portsmouth
Petersburg Richmond The ROANOKE leaves New York Pier
River Tuesday afternoon At O'Clock Tor Nor
fox, Petersburg and Richmond. - -
Passage room Included Richmond and New YORK
onv passage, only - Passage to
Norfolk, by the river boats
For freight or passage, other Information, apply 70
LUpLAM A WATSON,
nnnn.ie steatnrfs uharvrs Kichmonl.
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A CARD.

CARD.
RicrsoSn CNSTRAL Horu,
Corner OF 9Th and Grace Streets,
December 81, ISIS.
rNHE undersigned apprecave OF the
Il ring the about to close, desires
knovdgenentS TO those who have favored him with
To speak % the locality this useless unless 20
Stranger and their attention called
not liable to the hustle Of business prine
pal public hulnghe Capitol the Posonace
and House Banks Merchant Mls Tobacco Warehouse
&c, and Immediately In front I. the
WASHINGTON MONUMENT.
The beautiful walks the Capitol square scenery about
should add much 70 attract the sojourner.
The attention OF the public respectfully
rance that EFFORT will be made give satisfaction.
FRANCIS J. SMITH,
JAl Proprietor.
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RICHARDSON,S
IRISH LINENS

RICHARDSON'S
IRISH LTET EMS
.-- DAMAsKS, DIAPERS. sc.
toNFUNElS o. Ncharons Linens and those DESTROYS of Oh,
~ taning The Genuine Goods should that he srtIs. tcy
gn,eias. srs sealed With %" fu 81 the Ern RICHARDSON
q The goods. " '''''''
@ caution rendered essentially necessary large quantities
~ interior and detective Linens
aud sealed with t II RCHARDsON ~ fsh Houses
feEarnra ~ ih" injury thus Inflicted alike
s9r and e lnuftei1ers ~ s genuine Goods reay
blsn.s 81 pfohtahe Whe purchasers Imposed
on WITH Goods u a worthless character
J. BULLOCKE A co
seS-dy Agents. 20 Church Street New YORK
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GENL sUPT.'s OFFICH V a TRR co !
-x. lNSCtHrRG, July eth, 1850 I
" will As
arrive a i1 -, A NJ ''e " '--'' ~ as anu
arrive at n ~, T.. NJ - '''' - - anu
Freight Train viii leave Lynchbug at A. NJ and arrive :.
" -. u " THIS Train does not carry passengers
SCI Il H. GILL, Gen1supt
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HffNTO TITE MERCHANTS or VIRGINIA
1891 AND NORTH CAROLINA.
AItleN >. sTEARNs ca. are daily manufacturing RYE
WHisKY that Il unsurpassed Wiiskey America
u T. made entirely ~ Rye Malt Az who speak
IN the highest terms ~ Sc rich and pleasant
n Ne irsde ~ low prices Their matted Rye Whitley Old
md consequently IN high favor With counoseur Dealers
vted " call and Examine The large stock hand
leis y. FTEARNa A co, 15th Il.
D. ~
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10000 LBS 3 CO. GE LIE A.AHro-
o. Tierres Cuba Mslaspa
1O1 Bbls Portland syrup
leo Hbis. y o.. Molasses
200 Bhl- Clipped Hernngs
l0d Bhbts Gibbed Herringl
- Kits 10. Mackerel
81 Bbls Crushed
loo Bbls. EVtra sugar
To- Bbls y Refined sugar
- Bhls. Old Pine Top whisky livery superiorO
100 Bhls- Oh Rye whisky (variOus brandsl
% Bits. Kecilhed WHISKY
1Op Bags Rio Coffee
lOn Bags Lagiayra Coffee
% Hhds. New Orleans suvars
In store and for sale low, By
div-sm JOHNSON TRUEHHARr
400 Bbr Old Rye whistles
- Half Pipes Cognac Brandiss
~ Quarter and English Pipes
y do Casks Port,
y do Pale and Brown sbsrries,
10 do old Madeira,
do White Port, very superior,
NsiaEa, Claret, Hook, and Bordeaux WInes,
l25 Baskets Champagne,
So Boxes Lynchburg Manufactured Tobacco
On commission, for sale ~
MITCHELL 4 YERGUsor,
mn " No. isP@ar strs~t'
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FIRE INSURANCE. /!

FIRE ASSURANCES!
FIRE INSURANC
KNOWLES & WALFORD, AGENTS.,
lfhk superior advantages and
~ other buildings To insure. Company
Policy holders
" ~
The Of premium other good Companies
ApSl KNOWLES wALRuRD.
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CHICKERING PIANOS.
A NEW and nal supply Of these splendid lns,ru
"A men,s have been received
In addition beautiful de Noix the Cir
eular Action and the Grand, have the III
dolr, a beautiful instrument Of a upright fsrm.
The Chickering's pre medal. all ov.r
nowned competitors and nom nrst Institutions of
America and Of Europe They have
Pianos than factory In the world.
Prom the CHICKERING'S
ncnt improvements that have present
iccon and by the capital
turing they sell fully per
other factory None OF their
without having been fully inspeoied by the best artists
As this factory has than In .
Richmond these instruments only be
The factory sell Order. proInpiy AZ
tended 1900 f'Nf'" ~
warerOoms street, near s and Al H.hu.
ton A Broihers. No. Icy Main street
mAl9 NArHL cARUsI Sole Agent,
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SUNDHaaiES's s;c., nj.
200 bbls prime New Orleans Mola,.ss
% bbls. New York" Syup
600 sdrs Soe Leather
~ pkgs Gr-rA and black Teas, (some p,ime)
30 bags Ginger, Pepper NJ spiee -
~ bales Gloves and
300 bNs Glass 30 bills
BOO bNs. "Hulls Extra" nd Rosin
20 dos Brooms. 40 10.
~ reams Letter Cap and Wrapping Paprr
xOV bales CAndleWick fors the t,,d.
.oH lIexS-ul TIMELY TARDY WIIIJlNs
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BALTIMORE
CONF ERCIAL COLLEGE,
FOUNDED 1852! CHARTERED 1854 /!
CORNER OY BALTIMORE AND CHARLES srREETs
BALTIMORE
LAEGET
EVERY YOUNG MAN should Immediately for one Of those
large and beautifully onamented Crcular representing the eI.
nor aud Interior view %
BALTIMORE COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,
PenHanip &C. which will be by charm.
Eit Catalogue containing list % Students tuition op
ions % the Press system % Book
FACULTY
Einezs, Customs,
PHILLIPS Professor Of Book Keeping Commercial Cal
cuat0na-
n IL DAVIES, AssoeiAie Prof Of Book Keeping
y g JOHNSON, Professor 81 Peennmanst.p.
= 7. WILLIAMS, ESQ, Mercantile Law.
Rev Z Y. REESE, ID. D., Commercial Ethics
TRUSTEE
Hon John p Kennedy Hon Joshua yan,.n,
Hon Thomas SEann, WA H. KeighIer 30,
Jacob Trust, Esq, VIM Knahe Pa ~
The time usually required TO complete course from to
~ weeks >' - . W
4 DIPLOMA l. awarded 90 all Graduates
Large Circulars and Catalogues stating terms sent bv
free ~ charge. Address q X LDsIgR
u"E.f-NlN RIfiuorF
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Rates on manufactured tobacco pounds from Richmond
as follows To Knoxville, Nashville 81 49, 10 Tus
cunia, 81 - 20 Atlanta, Ga, VI 10 Macon Ca 81 80
20 Montgomery Ala Al 80. ~ M.mRs All "a 10
NirFsburg NaicheE and New Orleans, 81 81.
w To Dalton aud All points Vast and south
VIII 70 into eject At But 90 Chattanooga
cents 100 lbs additional will be charged until the completion
road. 49, ' ~
Yor n articles and further information hand
% or apply a NE Office o. the Richmond and Danyie Railroad
Company, Richmond. O. CAMPBELL Supt
Richmond, April g2i 1859. ap1s-5t,
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sOUTn-SIDE RAILROAD,
IN ANDAFTER MONDAY THE22d AU- r.
~ gust, the passenger Trains, win tA
PROM PETERSBURG To LYNCHBuRG
4. NJ. - 1900 -'N>"'N'b "i-''
rSsssTser Train starts daily, Sundays p NJ
FROM LYNCuBuRa To PETERSBURG
Mall Train start daily at n A NJ rrachcs Petersburg nj N
reaches Petersburg n A N. '''
These trains
vile, Nashville, Memphis, Ne.. 10 New Orleans
SO This Is the shortest route TO an .r,.
OF Tennessee Alabama Mississippi Louisiana
City Point Train leave. Pesrseurs daily except Sundays
a. W. and " Noon, and City Point a A y
E. trains TO and nom all the packets when ne
cessAry. - ' Nv
a, II. ID. Bird
hu1s General Supernt eniant
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Il A IL IL \ ~ rs
ErrERvESCENT
SETTER APERIENT.
S III. shs . OF SoHa,s MSns rsrar.l II conformity With
universally received the most Favorable rcguu,ncns-
Public. as The anu '''''''''k
MOST EFFICIENT AND AGREEABLE
Saline Ape1.i Ont
spSs HS Gs6 snT to % I over the Miner,
from u: sSEpIs'nss aud greater efficacy. 1t used
BILIOUS AND rERRILE pIsEAsEs SICK HEADACHE, Loss
iH Pp ,R nNg AN sI IN COM
SPRING AND SUMMER SEASONS.
!. P1r;isusIIy adapted 70 re wants Of Travellers by
Lang, ~ lioi climate Pson, sedsnary Habits
flAn'e" will ahSh a valuable addition to their
With those who have used IT, has high favor and
~ TORPID STATE LrvER-It render. great service
In N TS's s5IT hs AN 1S,iER
alyinS al nnsHnaory symp'oHs and In sGecuay
ITS SUCCESS ~ CASES OF GRAVEL INDIGESTION, HEART
Burr AND CosrlVENtSS-PrOyes 1t To be Medicine OF the
AcIpITY OF THE STOMACH AND THE DISTRESSING SICK.
NtS 80 USUAL DURING PREGNANcY-Yieid speedily and
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