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St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1859-03-10

A YANKEE IN THE WEsr.-A travel
err in Dacotah' Territory, writing to
the st. Louis Republican, relates the
following incident:
One solitary prairie road, of twenty
five miles, brought us in view of a
squattcr's mud ranch, where we took
dinner. We found brother Jonathan
and his Yankee girl for a wife, from
near Hartford, Connecticut. Although
surrounded by mud. without fence oil
rail, they had plenty to eat, cooked
up in Yankee style, cooked up fol
man, clean and sweet. He was poor
renter, owning nothing, but trying his
luck ia new country, and without
issue. Abolitionist in principle, anc
simple in speech, unaccustomed tC
western ways, with everything t.
learn, honest, frugal and green. Or
the whole road, wherever we found ;
cabin, were Yankees just arrived.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1859-03-10
I3O2 N,

In St Charles City, March 4th, daughter
to J. V. w. Montague
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1859-03-10
Usage HOUSE.

oSAGE, MITCHELL CO., IOWA.
GOODELL 4 SNOW, Proprjaors.
Stages on all Routes leave this House Daily.
II. W. GOODELL. | H. c, SNOW.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1859-03-10

\ storc-kccper, not a hundred miles
from St. Charles, recently received
from a respectable family, the follow
ing order for few articles i'll his line :
"Two ounces of tinker Of rubarb.
Two pounds cf Gotten battcn.
Won pound good brown shuggcr."
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1859-03-10

Samho, Use got conumdibus to
pronulgatc to YOU
"Propcl, darby"
well, den, why am you like a trcc?'
"Why am like a tree? | glib dat up"
"The reason why You am like IA
tree, is because you am ebcr-green.'
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1859-03-10

1t won't do to laugh at Connecticut
any longer for wooden nutmegs. New
Hampshire must be the banner state
for roguery. The Legislature of that
State has been obliged to repeal the
law Offering bounty for the dcstruc.
ton Of crows, in consequence Of the
practice which has prevailed of pro-
curing crows eggs and Matching them
under hens, and bringing forward the
brood for the bounty.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1859-03-10
Desirable Lands.
WILTSE e FAIRFIELD

OFFER FOR SALE the following improved
~ and unimprovcd lands on reasonable
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1859-03-10

\ wise man will speak well OF
his ncighbor, love his wife and pay
for his newspaper.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1859-03-10

Logan, the comedian, the father of
Miss Eliza Logan, once lent his watch
to a lady as he was going on the
stage. She placed it in her bosom,
and on returning it to him, it was
found to have stopped from the mo,
ment she took charge Of it, whcreupon
he presented her with the following
neat impromptu
my watch, my lovely friend, you say
stopped on your breats-yon 're veXed, | sec
The :rinkct on your bosom lay,
And held its breath in ecstacy.'
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1859-03-10

Love in a cottage is very well when
you arm the cottage and have money
out at interest.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1859-03-10
ISAAC TEEPLE,

Theoretical and Practical
Surveyor and Draughtsman,
MARBLE ROCK FLOYD CO., IOWA.
Will also attend to the purchase and sale of
Real Estate, Paying of Taxes, &c. in this and
adjoining counties. 5ly1
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1859-03-10

THE QUEEN A WOMAN AND NO Mis-
rAKE.-It is reported that her majesty
has a sweet little temper Of her own,
and that her cara sposa, like prudent
man, generally retircs before the
storm and locks himself in his private
cabinet until the sky is clear and sun
shine again illumes the classic shades
of St. james of Windsor. After one
of these little cbullitions the queen
gave a Muadering knock" at the
door of the room where prince Albert
had taken refuge, aud upon being
asked who's there 7" responded, the
queen !" 1.-THE queen cannot enter
here, responded the ben-pecked. After
the lapse of half an hour gentle t0l
was heard at the door. Who's
there Z" asked prince Albert. You
rife" responded Victoria. My wifi,
is always welcome" was the gallan
reply.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1859-03-10

DR.. Rukcr's Pain Panacea has performed a
greater number Of cures than any other SINH
lar article now before the public.
W" have not space here to rccapitultc and
publish the voluntary certificates of hundreds,
VIII" have testified Of its wonderful merits, but
refer Won to the free almanac OF the proprie-
tors, distributed by their agents the whole
country over. in which in plain aud earnest
language, :" that " he who runs may read, -
what this medicine Is doing for the suffering
community.
There is 10 necessity for purchasing the
Thousand and one Linamcuts which ar" palm
81 off a. 60 @o.a. l.r man and beast, and
which have bat Il brief cXi>tancc: a. in Bl-
ker : f.in pu.acea YOU have what they profess
To- have. and still more, an internal aS well as
IN external remedy. safe, rtectual and pleas
ant. 1t is put up in -. 50ct. and 81 bottles
There is great saving in purchasing the lar--
est bottle, as it contains eight times us much
As the smallest
BOLLES. SMITH 4 Co.. II South Water
Street, Chicago, Western Agents, to whom all
orders should he addressed For sale by G..
IL. Haskell, st. Charles City.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1859-03-10

| ana clght children.
I Every rose has it's thorn you never
find woman without pins and needles.
1t is singular how very Slippery
whiskcy punch makes the sidewalk.
\ wise man will speak well of
his ncighbor, love his wife and pay
Tor his newspaper
Love in a cottage is very well when
you arm the cottage and have money
out at interest.
The way to make a tall man short
is to ask him to lend you a hundred
dollars.
What is the difference between a
good soldier and fashionable lady {?
One faces the powder and the other
powders the face.
eft is curious fact" says some
cntomologist, that it is the female
mosquito that tormcnts us. Bache
lors think it not at all curious"
History does not tell us what kind
Of snake it was that charmed Eve,
but reasoning from analogy, we think
it was hoop snake.
An editor down east thinks chill
drcn's games are becoming popular
with older persons nowadays. as he
has seen several gentlemen chasing
hoops in the streets.
The vonng lady who burst into
tears, on Brighton pier the other dav
has been put together again, and is
now wearing hoops to prevent a re-
currence of the accident.
An editor says his attention was
full manner in which a pretty girl han
died q broom, but a brother editor
says the manner in which his wife
handles broom is not so pleasing.
A notice of recent steamboat cx-
tain swan ashore. So did the cham
bcrmaid. She was insured for $75 900
and loaded with iron" (Hoops p
Somebody advertiscs for agents to
sell work entitled lIymcncal IT.
strrrtorv Tho host hvu,nnoal in,trrc-
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1859-03-10

The way to make tall man short
is to ask him to lend you hundred
dollars.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1859-03-10

The Town Treasurer of the town Of
Erin in Washington county, Wis,
who had just collected the town taxes
and locked them up in his house alb
scented himself one evening, recently,
informing his wife that he would not
be back that night. During the night
the same man attempted to enter his
own house through a window, with
the intention, no doubt, of stealing
the tax-money, and was shot by a ped
lar who was stopping at the house
over night, he supposing him to be a
burglar The deceased had blackencd
himself, and his identity was not cs-
tablishcd till some time afterwards.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1859-03-10
North McGregOr
Storage & Commission
LOUISE.

By !. c. HONSIE x SONS.
E'ARLY IN APPn. We shall have compile,
Il ted permanent and substantial Ware
House at North McCircgor. for the reception OF
Freight, and we propose by system, a: iAiE
dealing and close attention 10 bw7iucse. l.
merit the confidence and patronage or the
public. By a uniform system OF charges, avcru-
ging about UNE-THIRp the amount hereto
fore cxactad at McCrcgor; promptly notifying
owners Of the arrival OF goods, and seeing that
all merchandise consigned to our huus. is we'll
taken care ofand protectedfrom thew"ath"r,
hope to do a fair share of the Storage and For
wanting business of Northern Iowa and South.
crn Minnesota. Being permanently establish
ed at This pointt viii be greatly to our advan-
tage to study the interests and convenience OF
our patrons and they may at all times relr
upon ouv prompt discharge of duty in tAi5 re-
spect
We have contracted with Alex EicGregor
to deliver Frcights from the Prairie du Chen
Railroad Depot on very favorable terms an.
to run his Steam Ferry Boat to and tom this
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1859-03-10

Tallcyrand began life by saying witty
things. Being one day present at the
Tuilleries, when several ladies were to
take an oath of fidelity between the
hands of the Emperor on their new APP,
pointments, he particularly noticed
the beautiful Nine. de Maintcnon, who
wore remarkably short skirts in order
to show the delioacy Of her foot and
ankle. Some one present asked Tai
leyrand what he thought of the tout en-
semitic. Il think said the witty min
istcr that her dress is too short to take
an oath of fidelity"
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1859-03-10

Mr.. Snub perceived that the milk
he was pouring into his coffee cup
was none Of the richest. On this he
said to his hostess " Haven't you any
milk that is more cheerful than this ?"
What do you mean by that 2"
"Why, this milk seems o"crpowered
by the WucS'
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1859-03-10

Also lots in st Charles City. Mitchell. &c.
WILTSE & FAIRFIELD.
Office on Mill Street. opposite the Magnolia
House, st. Charles City, Floyd Co, Iowa.
.Htrch -. 1858. %
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1859-03-10
Tbe antelligenter,

A SrurENnou5 PRoJECT- The St
Louis Democrat breaches a magnifi'
cent enterprise, which is nothing less
than to unite the waters Of the Upper
Arkansas, the South Platte, and the
Kansas Rivers into one stream to
fill the bed of the latter, and make
from the three inconsidcrable and al
most useless streams, one broad, deep,
navigabIc river that would open the
far West country clear to the base of
the mountains, and into the new auri-
ferrous regions, whittier emigration is
now powerfully attracted. The river
thus created would be equal to the
Missouri in magnitude.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1859-03-10

a clergyman in Florida recently un
dcrtook to prove in sermon that Afri
cans have no souls. Prentice says
that he had better be careful, for he
can't expect his disciples to consent t.
go to heaven if they are not allowed
any niggcrs there.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1859-03-10

aud other goods in their line. including Alec,
hol, Burning Fluid, Kerosene and other Oils.
SdcrutuS, Spices, Soaps, &c. &c, all OF which
will be sold
Low for Cash, or Ready Pay
We invite the cooperation Of the leading
Public. III our attempt to establish
y IN - OFFICE.
in this place, should sufficient encouragement
he given. All the leading Newspapers an,
Magazines furnished for any length of time, a
reasonable rates by ordering Of Us, subscr
hers run no risk and can pay weekly or month
ly instead Of the whole ia advance.
Orders for anything in our line solicited
and will he promptly and faithfully executed
Don't forget to call ut the sign of " Drugs
Books &c, on Mil Street. near the River
j. w SMITH {. W. ATKINSON.
st. Charles City, Jan. -, 1889.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1859-03-10
Now Store.

TIVE SUBSCRIBERS, having removed from
l. the old stand OF J. W. Smith, in Iutclli-
lrrnrrr Huilliur tn their
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-23
S;,ra,s. aezvinr Maohines.

ol0R0sF8 0S4y AZ -,
HREAT sssS. ! sisays ~ NOS ce.c,nsse proof Of srsNi
pstura he sasns es.sas rza5e3 b. ssngess sewing NacLins-
.lw, - cxhishsI ~ die iafe "ExJssiiioa CnivefsiirF Lt
Sssase' = besv tk.s ssrled % the highest pfsanlag; sssda
strai asanyflcfasy ~ maxi Them has l~ta built w inrts
In ever brnaA al indpsasy is which ewing ,. 70 NJ '''''
these msrbtnes On Ae aseA vita sanaense TTcst. Asas 'i@.
81 the Raiwsy srsia b 10 travelling 90 heoi. sob .sstne ~i'
sinref. MaGlises csnpsred With srslas -. taii'''
sborgssker arv~.fszkes. csfssasc txiaanasr. ssaohcF, hn'et, s",
90. shgvld mol ls withcat eas. The fair post u aaanK - eF
ihs-s mIrhin,> ryesiarty ~esslsayed. II One Tb"ssansi lt.iat'
. ~ In al ,rivaie families whsfe Ih"fe b mucii scNa.si !"
he ,hses thess nsseAipts arr an iavsl.ali. assie'ancr. P1ahirrs
amt h aei k6epcFs Hnd them particularly convenient and prob.
aba 11ns. nmshines are sinpte IN their cupstrfi'nolt1 aud
,ef, strong aud durable. i4ing The only ki#d II sewing Ma
chine e,s maAe by which osery surt of ~ort .s-farsr ar Ma"
eiu;i hr perfectly executed. Thousands oi interior and "ar'-
l.~ >estns Aschiues have ltsa made ani Sai 1aiet 'Hft@'
nnm,~, bW -aARrrs Machines alone have hE'h found tter-
xheF. 10 satis, the wants Of the peopa.
lfAin printed Instructions fgr using. arr snt WIN earn -
uhlae. lssn ~hlch any one ran readily scqairr The hi OF hrls"'
ginE nAsm. The saAfhincs are packed srHrrIy In Rp ~ AR
part of .ae worlL To all pess bns destring ,Ros. particular y.
lounnsian. We sia, on application by letter ri either ~ o"' an
Goa. furvani q copy Of ". bingrr d Cas- 'akepse, n Idl~f
wholly devoted to The sewing Machine Interest
l. u. sINGEs n 90.
Principal onioc, No. ss broadway, New J M.
Rasca ofY.exa-Ss. u Hanover 81, BostiaD; No. VI hap
ii s., New Haven, CT: Glovsrsi lille, y, Y; No. ga Broad II,
Newark, N. g.; No. fa Chcsnnt ST., philadelphia; NJ. lh' Rat
linore ST., Bsitinoft; No, ~ Westminster 81. Providence, L.
l.; M > East 4h S., CINCINNATI Ma. o. North an 81, -.
Louis No. 81 81 Charles a., New 0rlranA, No, ~ IsuPfbi -,
Mobile. ldc~ - daesl
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FRA 81 Coz.
vIoIKsAls AND HETAn.
GROCERS & COMMI6SION ME 9CHAl rs,

Va. = Ki.r iHrfeti nesf Ieort9 LabVty, Hff'Ao"'
LY & III Is II X =, VA,
HAVE on HAND AND FOR SALE
II 80 bags Rio, Laguira aud Java torce;
100 bhaa Brown Extra e., Crushed and Pul'crkci sugar
$4,000 Ina I.caksviiie and tnun Cotton Yarns:
7o kcgs Old Dominion Nails;
800 sacks LN erpopi aud virginia Salt:
b boxes AinmAntine and blos Ian'los:
abg sides good Sole Leather;
$40 Blankets.
10 tons Iron, tIianmored, Rolled, Baud, larsc Shoe, Round,
oval and Hoop;
Is cas- q heavy boots aud IirogHns, shoes;
New orleans and West lniia Molasscs, he syrup, laeh "a sils~,
Loaf sugar, Mackerei In barrels and kits. tirren aud Black Ito,
brown and Ionei soaps, Rice, Soda, sIdces, Ginger, Pepper
Salt .Pairc, Alum, Extract LngSood, Indigo. Madiet, sidnt',
window Glass, Putty, Wagon Boxes, spades, sh"'eia. lth'
(hnins, Grind STONES, irnd stone Fixtures, liorsr sl""s, M
Rods, White Iaad, Zinc, tanners on, Upper l1aiirr, tAr,
Shear and BliAicred Steel, ANs, Colt Rope, nlacking. f"N,!'i,
Shot, Lead, Painted Ruekrls. sugnr boxes, Vests oi ini".
Wrapping aud Wrling Paper shoe ihr. al, Inirc, Deihl"l.a
stoncaarp, staple Dr. buoi such rs brown, hlchchr'l LII
striped Domcsiius, llAids, linsess, Jeans. kcrsry-, fnh tlolh',
Flanti.Ia, hi Rlankci-, taipoes, Allscca-, a-. with n ,aTSr
ani general ass,T Uncut Of line and common Liquors, VIM A%V.
~ isrtIculaf attention paid 10 The sale of I oiunccO, " ben,
Curn, Flour, aud all oiser Kinds VI Produce, and prompt rvn,t.'
i1nf,n nIalr Lr lhe .ac II nnnle. uci ~ lANl.
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Manipulated Guano.
MI offer to the Planters OF tirslhia u Guano prepared ny
w Us, rs follows:
lEW Hos. at the .cst Peruvian Guano Thai can be procured,
800 lns. of the uest Soinbrcru GuanD, cofuaining idl 81 per
cent. of He Phu>'hutc al Lime,
200 lbs. e; The hes. gfnund Plaster, t< which We pay ~ per
ton, extra.
All " ell mixed together.
Planters and hers are invited 10 examine. the article. From
The best Information NC can obtain, we b>ll,ye tis mixture ID
one Of the best tIat can le prepared for lhe ' ,Xnia lands.
Price 10 pla;itrs els l&r Ton, or " i1r ton less when they
lurlisI the bags.
FOR sair by MON DAVENPORT & CO,
sept u dts Richmond, VA.
INIIE PDtrL.Aff GALLERY viii be continued by the ui-
Il irr,i .lr1, It the old stand, No. l2L, Mnu Street, where he
VIII be pleased .D receive u continuance vi the very liberal pa
truiIa4r Dpslow "a upon The late coneern, assuring all who may
call lnIt every tturt will be given 10 render satisfaction in 81. IA
Of lictUr,s, raj - II charges, &c.
Nrnlsp niye rIc agency tor the QrAEERC City boUBtE THREAn
ioDk >TIr,n 81 NISG VI AcaISEs. Al helms, fciis, tuckA, gaiiela
is far none 81 pie aud less complicated Than any other Ma
chine, and is sil at The very luv prices of So ad f50. Bcsi
Cabinet Nachi ' ga lie has the Patent Adjustable iienlmei
commissioned 4 1krcssiy tr the Quaker City Machine. I he only
enc Ina. hrtIs tax widths and thieknrss. From Tile large mum
her sold b! ny. tanner " Co., Win. acting AS agents, and the
aI-tzt feels no ;. shati"n III recommending them us the hcS,
H. II u'- Cav. aud examine tnem. N. - TANNER,
"t@.hs ~. Ia Man street, L~ynehburl. va.
split Bottom hairs! split Bottom Chalrs!!
20 u tIEul,NY NENk TIRE"
NUMEROUS clqulri, = Ia, ng been naic Tor srLrr sorroa
~ utiNIns, cMI nov furnish i neat and sulsyJur urtiric, ri
rct ona"lr prize, al tic lid STAND. JOHN h. niA>Io.,
t III "-dtt No.. lO Mnia 81, Ip,osite The Nott,ii Il ,sv
Al;!,! LAID No. / Leaf Liri,tn H.. ,a-s .: .1al ii.
IL = i"u"ds l., h. IN store and ioi sale h.
"a Us La. zoe AZ ( O..
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NEW

yAILlIaM \. SIAli.Er having pnrehas'si the inter 81 ui
w j. IL smith. la tho concern ol I amp, smnh N N", i'
business Will hereafter b. conducted under The truI id tNS'
STABLES n 90, who ARE how receiving aud oder for sdu At
lac odd stand ~ CaRp, smith l. Co. No. \ bridgr street, =
targeAnd we'll selected STOCK II staple Dry tioO Is, Gnp'tioa,
Liquors, FERTILIZERS, Ne, all of which will be soli upon III
most accommodating ura,-, and with n desire ID tvc coiu.l,tc
satstariion IL their lritrols.
Having Increased facilities for conducting II Fin mdJdi"9 ant
tIRIaisslon EasiSe~s, thc,reslectiuli, solicit Il ennimsiauH
III the patronage which hms h,iuiJlunc b.oD ~ lit crntly tNjell
ud Ia the hrm ri lamp. sDhh y Go" hedging thief ~ isrs t. ga
personal ALLEGATION 10 that braarl, o' their lusis'sa aud H. rAlr
che pr1mPtnr ~ aud phneiualt! towards their ,uh. :nierA
line ipuati IN If their boupt u pnr OF tie in, ~ TIM ely, Ia
~. near the Va, " Icin. Railroad Depot asl IN, q, dtat,4 81
The hank III the Canal.
In connection aHFiheir business tIe} have also .n cAieup,,t
III MBER YARD, upon the iank 81 llr Canal, ,ld ar lHr-
pared Ia oHtr sich Inducements, for tMr ,aL' al La u,'r, a. are
inferior to none la the c., CAMP. sIAfA.o ~ Ga.
ocTopIE Is, 1850
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For nirhm0nl am.l n DriOik.

d N1ThrlOnI aAnt 1 y DraOlA.
c'
Seaboa.d rowing and frdnpoi tat Or Company.
FHNllS COMPANY Il now prepared Il tru lNprl Freight tp
u and from lynchburs, Richmond an No, tih. at the lowest
ravs. lhrir Bnas 20 through, "Ilnpdt ',a .m- hulL, 10 and
from Norfolk, thus avoiding al Gauges { II III "ut. Having II
tset of hr-t-ciaas Bprts and Il hmc Steam lug. shipper, Of FRO
ducc 10 market aWt al McrclIandiH. lroL the Eyi, mas calCu.
lae On The GrtaieNt dispatch and econoI }. Erca5lt received
daily. and no commissions char"cd At an POI II. For rites Oh
Freight and fod, .se tleir printed list.
Il. II. STATEN, Agent at LSn :hblrg.
i. L. STATEN, Agent u Rich 1".d.
GARRISON ~ MAlG$l. Age ls ut Norfolk.
W. &. SMITH, General Su trt ucirlanl.
June 2ldts
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Wanted.

fENlE subscribers wish 10 purchase for . friend in Alabama, an
j. "Hpcrienced Male Diningroom servant and IL good Female
Coos, Washer and lroncr. The gentleDaa In want Of thes.
servants attends them for his own ust, aud persons having ser.
wants Ior sale, with ihc requisite qualification and character,
may rely upon mol only g.luns full value, but slso and excel
lem home for their scrvun;s. For iuriicr information, apply to
Sit ~ dis-krp copy NJ. I.AkullORNE Il SONS.
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ARSa4 - & " 44
; ant "i"r .,'sost -, -" Ia,Ne ~ 't"ntH VIA b. run
~ on the soutl,tic halraii, tH, ny l9u :hD r.. as follows
Ngi lrann idI5 At II, y. y.
Scrurd rain daily, exceed sundays, az 10 30, +. VI.
bun thysr t,Hlna connect Win ihu ir, Inuni " DdnVil,
trains Ia itIcimunI aud the North In, sr sui IRAN connect.
nj Petersburg with The trains Ia NurfuiA and Weldon.
lhrse iraus Ais, connect with tbr - :.W,ckIy lines oi
Steamships from tUE Point IA New Y ork. Philadelphia uoi
lilhinl ,r,. NIL magnificent steamers, vi I'll ; hvHt aocutnmo,Et.
iinn, Tor pts~ngUrs. The lau'uLl 10 No. fu. connects with
,lal. scam PdrArts tn baltimore.
lnc agent ot u, ~uail-ri- Railroad 10. Al ~ nciburg, viii
furnish any iurih,r information r.sIseti X ~ esc lines,
aug iils II. l. III RID, ,ienl Surt.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-23
COAL.

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