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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-01-30

A TLEfN'S, Is Main street, the cheapest Linen
"A Hdkfs.; the cheapest Embroidered Collars
bieached Cottons; the cheapest Bleachcd Cottons
IA, "a cheapest Linen Shirt Bosoms the cheapest
marseilies Shirt Bosoms, and the cheapest Dry
oooas ~ ali aeserlpuons, at No Is Main St ia "
Morning STAR direct from Liverpool, 500 tons
Lng,isn Kenned IRON, comprising a full assort-
msr p o. mSn1ds Squares, Flats, ov.ls Scroll,
and Bagnalps Skating.
,,ALsu-so tons Swedes and Common English
CANDLES, SOAP, &c. -Aaamantine and Tai
and Toilet Soap; Ground Coffee and Pepper;
starch; Fig Blue; Indigo; Nmtmegs; Teas, Se.;
ior Gale BY ljssl WIN. WALLACE SONS,
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JAMES II. cox. Esq. the candi-
81 date for the Convention from CHESTER
FIELD. will address the people of MANCHES-
TER on THURSDAY EVENING, at o'clock, at
the AFRICAN CHURCH. ia S0-2tt
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WITH pIEAAIfKE

G NOTICE.-The Stockholders of the
80 CHlCkAHOMlNY AND JAMES RIVER
STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY will meet at
the ST. CHARLES HOTEL, in the city of Rich
mond, on MONDAY, 18th February, at clock
p. NJ. By order of the President.
w. II. 4. SOUTHALL. Sec'y.
Charles City, Jan. %, 1851 ia sO-d&cw2it
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DLACK-EYE PEAS, WHITE BEAN

DLACk-EYE PEAS, WHITE BEANS; COP
ID FISH Lasnayra, Rio and Java COFFEE;
JOLES, HAMS SHOULDERS, SIDES and BREASTS;
LARD, in barrels and kegs; ALE; CIDER: BUT
TER; CHEESE; BUCKETS; BRoOMs; TOBACCO;
REFINED SUGAR, all grades; New Orleans ST.
GAR and M0LASSEs; ADAMANTINE aud tai
Low CANDLES; OLD WHlSkEY, ef the follow
ing brands J. Cromwells Extra Eagle, John
guen, Peter Singer, b. r. Blakey, ]. B. Kline
and T. J. Flaek: HOLLAND GIN; COMMON
WHlskEY, GIN aud FRENCH BRANDY; FINE
fRENCH BRANDY; OLD APPLE BRANDY;
BLACKBERRY, GINGER, and CHERRY BRAN
DY, for sale by WIN Is. JONES
ia2s-N 18th ST bet Main and Cary
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GLOAkS AND FURS-GHEAP, CHEAP
~ shall offer the balance of nv Cioaks and Fur.
at great bargains, in ordar TO close them. Those
in want of handsome set Of Furs for S. worth As
can find them at the Cloak and Mantle Depnt %
Main street; Arab Cloaks for ~, usual price 80:
Chenille Sleeves Just the article for cold weather
Isc;; Fancy and DOMESTIC Dry Goods; Spangled
In great variety. r. EZEkfRffS
Cloak and Mantle Depot, SO Main street, next door
to Sinton's Hardware store i. - ~.
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CHANCERY NOTICES.


A RULES holden in the Clerk Office of the
n County Court OF Hanover, the 9th day of Jan
nary, 1861
r. W. Apperson and p. Z. Dupuy, mer-l
chants and partners under the firm
al" ''s'' u 'rfS-''- D'pD Pitts, IN DEBT
against
Edwin Robinson. .................D Def,
Upon an attachment returned executed.
The object of this suit l. TO recover of the de-
PENDANT ninety dollars and ffty-siX cents, with
interest thereon from the 10th day of July, 1850,
until paid. And an affidavit having been made
and filed in the cause that the defendant is not a
resident of this State-grdered, that the said de-
PENDANT do appear, within one month after due
publication of this order and do W hat is necessary
to protect his interest in this suit.
A Copy-Teste
ia 2l--law4w WIN. O. WINSTON c. II. C..
(tITY OF RICHMOND TO VITA Rules
Ohed in the Clerks Office OF the Court of Hust-
ngs for the said city, Mopday, the eth day Of
January, 1851.
Horace l.. Kent, William G Paine and1
Robert A. Paine, co-partners, &c,
under the style of Kent, Paine &
Company. PTS. IN DEBT.
against
B. +. Williamson and FL. Brannoek,
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LIFE AND FIRE INSURANCE
PERPETUAL INSURANCE.
IUMFANT UF THE NTlTP mr. y,
OFFICE-MArS STREET. IN Asry,c,u
CAPITAL, 100000.

This Company takes. in addition n the,
DIT Hnd Marine Risks, PERPETUAL IusrrsnnS'y
buildings Under this policy one pavrnent aeee 90
me ne property forever against loss by hrs ~
'"mpany receives MONEY on deposit 6ays ihl'
ihPTT"n, ana guarantees the payment II Ms
pie y oteS ana bills Of Exchange. sV'a'
Stdfen'eat et The Condition Of the Iasu,aac, f,,-
he State Of iygiaia 'F'"'9
, RICHMOND, January lst. l.g
iash q 4 nd nd In Il l., l., l..
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SCHOOL AT MEADOW FARM, HANo-

- NER,-The exercises Of this School, andsI ~
immediate instruction OF Mr.. JOHs h. srAhAl,
who has been successfully engaged n tesehias 49,
several years viii be resumed on the l5ih lIs.H-
and continue ten months, with one month '''"
ton in midsummer. ,,ts
TgRas.-For Board and Tuition, TO be paia hA''
annually, $3.50. u,.op
la ID S3tawtFeblst w. b. 81 pn'"-
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i COATS.-I have for sale some one hundred
Q00) Uniform Coats, but little worn, (grey which
| will dispose of ON very reasonable terms to any
of the many new volunteer companies now form
ing VIM. IRA SMITH,
ia 20 l26 Main street
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GOODk are bsiag closed out at p ruinons sacri-
NJ Zee W Y. G6LpSMIT'S,
jaso no Broad street.
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f-IIeLLS OTIIERS.-The YORKTOWN has been
withdrawn from the line for the pres
ont. The JAMESTOWN, Capt SKINNER, and the
ROANOKE, Capt. CorCB, will continue their trips
between this city and NEW YORK, touching al
NORFOLK each day.
Days of departure from New York, every TUES
DAY and SATURDAY, at Z. ". DAYS OF depar-
ture from Richmond, every TUESDAY and FRI
DAY, at4P. NJ. LUDLAM II WATSON.
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NOTICE.--The undersigned is still prepared to
~ execute all kinds of J0BBlNG and REPAIR
ING in the LOCkSMlTH and BELL-HANGING
business.
Bs KEYS FITTED, and BELLS HUNG IN any
style, at the RICHMOND LOCK FACTORY, 10th
street, betw een Main and Cary
ia 29-3t W W SNEAD
Daily national Democrat., 1861-02-20

NERMlLLIoN LEAD-Mr. OFT, of Nevada
has ust made an assay ofsome silver ore ta-
ken IRON the Vermillion lead near Virginia
City. The ore yielded at ne rate of $500
a ton
Daily national Democrat., 1861-02-20

LINcoLNs VIEw5-A gentleman recently
visited Lincoln, and heard him express his
views quite freely:
lie was asked. "Do You think the Missouri
Compromise line ought to he restored?' lie
replied that although the recent Presidential
election was Il verdict of the people in favor
Of freedom upon all the territories, yet per-
eoually he would be willing, for the sake OF
the Union, to divide the territory we now
own by that line, if, in the Judgment of the
nation it would save the Union and restore
harmony. But whether the ACQUISITION OF
territory hereafter would not reopen the
question and renew the strife, was question
to be thought Of and in some way provided
against
lie had been inquired Of whether he in
tended to recommend the repeal of the anti
fugitive slave laws Of the States. He renlied
that he had never read one of them, but that
il they were of the character ascribed TO
them by Southern men, they certainly ought
TO be repealed. Whether, as President of the
United States, he ought to interfere with
State legislation by Presidential reconmenda.
ton, required more thought than he mad
yet given the subject. He had also been
asked if he intended to interfere or recon-
mend an interference with slavery or the
right Of holding slaves in the dock yards and
arsenas of the United States? Ills reply
was, 'lqdeed, sir, the subject has not entered
my mind lie was inquired Of whether be
intended to recommend the abolition of sla
very in the District Of Columbia? to which
he replied upon my word, have not given
the subject a thought"
gentleman present said to him, "WeH, |
Mr.. Lincoln, suppose these difficulties should |
not be settled before you are inaugurated,
what will you DOR lie replied, with a
'mile, Well suppose | will have to run
he machine as find it."
Daily national Democrat., 1861-02-20

PosTPoNED.-rho great sweepstakes, od-
vertiscd to take place at Sewel's Ranch
course on Friday next. is postponed for two
weeks from that day and will take place al
the Marysville Park This will be the
most important race ever run in California
as it is one of mile heats, three best in five
5000 entrance and 200 added by the propri-
etor. There will also be purses given on the
same day for trotting horses.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-02-20
EILSGiVeEAa Notice

EOUNTY COURT in and for Yuba County.-Gard-
" ner Cove vs. His Creditors Pursuant to m order
of the Hon. Charles Lindlcy, County Judge Of Yuba
County, notice is hereby given to all the creditors of
the said iusolvent Gardner Cove, to be and appcar
before him the said Judge at Chambers at the City of
Marysyle, Yuha County, on saturday the 23l dav of
in open Conrt then and there to show cause if anv
they can why an assignment of the estate of said in
solvent should not be made and ne be DISCHARGED from
all his debts and liabilities prayed for in his said
petition, and that in the mean time that all proceed
ngs against said insoyent, Gardner Cove be STAYED
...... Given under my hand and the seal of the
- s.. County Court of said County this 18th day of
'''''' February, A. D. 1861.
WIN. 4. ONEALE Cl'k of said Court.
by J. Nice. REARDAE Deputy.
. D. MuLfoHD, AtIy ior Petitioner. feb20-Iaw4
Daily national Democrat., 1861-02-20

uoRsE THIEVES Two horses were stolen
from the premises of their owners, near the
cattle grounds of the Agricultural Society
night before last One was a small Shetland
pony, belonging to A. }. Sansoni, and the
the other light grey mare, the property
of J. NJ. Wiley. Mr.. Sansoni had large
sized hog stolen, about week ago, and has
found no trace of it since. There must be
bold thieves about.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-02-20

PERI's SoIREE.-Mons. Peri will give a
grand soiree at the Water Works Hall, on
Friday the 22d inst. The day, 22d FcLru-
ary, is one dear to patriots, and the dancing
will be patriotic. Numerous ladies have
eignifed their intention to be present, and
the affair will be one of the plcasantest of
the season.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-02-20
Esalss,0lES Roots.

EsslsS0JgS Roots.
M have just received, from J. NJ. THoRNBuRN
w & CO., via 'sthmus the following assortment Of
BULBOUS ROOTS:
Mixed Double Dar, Hluc Hyacintfs,
Pale "
Red and Rosy "
ycow %
Lord wellington
Prince Non sax Wcirnar "
plssttout "
Coutcssc de Salisbury
Roquct TcnGre
Groot Noorst "
Countess de In Coste "
Periauder
Sccptre dor
La Fayorite
Boqlct Orange
Baron IrcyUe
L'Amj du Occur "
Priuc,,sc E,torhazy "
Grand Blanche Imperial "
In Piuc dor
Nike. Early iugle TolIs,
Bizarre "
Rosryon White"
Parrot single "
Doub'e
- puc Van T1l Z"
"Ycllow Rose "
Fairly Rcd Due
Van Tul
Crown lmpCgal, Doulle Orange,
Grown on Crown Rcd Crown Imperial,
Large Yellow
yellow crosas,
Abcrlua :"
Cloth of Gold :"
White Z"
Blue
Jurrlc "
Gladolus Bamutium,
&" Cou.muuis,
Iris nc,icl,
" susanna Major,
Large White Lilies,
"dluhlc white "
Lllium Afro S4u-tiuiuw,
" ENcc,uu,
" C'mlcciunjum,
Sur.rhuHf,
" puuIIrlI lIhtlm,
Poly }auW> Nlrc. ssus Lima,
Graui Nrrarqge,
Also, variety or FLOWER SEEDS,
Vegetable, Grass and Fruit Seeds,
H3aeiHth Glasses, Flower Pots, Sc &C.
f.Jl7-lw HI, V5Ts7E&EE'FN CO.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-02-20

FoR TIRE UNION The San Francisco Times
sustains the reputation of sound Union-
loving sheet, and to preserve the integrity of
the Union permits no opportunity to pass to
embitter the sections In recent issue it
says:
If Congress and Conventions would make
things agree able and keep the States togeth.
er, with the exception of Palmetto, we should
rejoice But we pray that n law may be
pa cd accepting the secession Of that nest of
traitors, and providing that she shall not re-
turn. She has ever been a curse in the
Union. Let her henceforth be a curse out of
1t. Her absence would prove exceeding
good company. Let her establish monarchy
and ask SAKE, Coburg, or Naples, or Tusca-
ny, or some other petty or defunct littleness
to furnish her prince Bombina is proba-
bly, by this time driven out of Gaeta, and he
Is the most fitting man of all the world to
rule the Palmettoes. Yes, keep her out Of
the Union, when she fairly gets out.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-02-20

THE NAMES or THE STATEs-Maine was
first called "Alarvoshen," but in 1858 took the
name it now bears, from Maine, a province
in the west ofFrance. New IIampshire was
the name given to the territory granted to
Captain John Mason, by the Plymouth Com
pany, in 1859, by patent and was derived
from the patentec, who was Governor of
Portsmouth, Hampshire, England. Vermont
was derived from rerd green, and mo,,t
mountains, after her green mountains Mas
sachusetts was derived from tribe Of lndi-
ans in the vicinity of Boston and signifies
Blue Hills. Rhode Island was so called in
l644 in relation TO the Mediterranean. New
York was named in honor Of the Duke Of
York, to whom the territory was granted
Pennsylvania was called after William Penn.
The Duke of York granting New Jersey to
Lord Berkley and Sir Geo. Careret, Govern
or of the Island of Jersey, it was named in
honor Of the latter Delaware was called in
1892 after Lord Delaware. Maryland was
named in honor of Henrietta Maria, Queen of
Charles ] in bis ratcnt to Lord Baltimore in
1882. Virginia was called in honor of Eli
zabeth, the virgin Queen of England The
Carolinas were named by the French, in hon
or of Charles TX. of France Georgia was
named, in 1892, after George II. Louisiana
was named after Louis XIV. of France. Flori-
da received its name from Ponce de Leon,
while on his voyage in search of the fountain
ofyouth. lie discovered it on Easter Sunday
in Spanish PaSqae Worida. Alabama,
Mississippi, Tennessee, Kentucky, Illinois, In
diana, Ohio, Arkansas, and Missouri, are all
OF Indian origin, being chiefly named by our
Government after their principal rivers
Tennessee is said to signify "curyed spoon"
Illinois. the River of Men Mississippi, the
Whole River, or a river formed by the union
of many. Michigan was named from the In
dian lake on its borders. California was
named by the Spaniards All the rest of the
States and Territories are familiar in their
derivation.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-02-20

SERIOUS ACCIDENT.-A miner named james
Smith, was seriously injured ON Friday OF
last week, at Flyblow Flat, on the Middle
Yuba. lie was at work in tunnel, and
while STOPPING forward quantity of earth
became detached and struck him across the
back, crushing him to the earth. Since the
accident, his legs are completely paralyzed,
and it is supposed the back bone is broken
or displaced. Being without means of sup
port, he was brought to Nevada yesterday,
and admitted into the county hospital SO
we learn from the Nevada Democrat.
FRur RAIsNG.--ln nothing says the Ne
vada Transcript, is there a more gratifying
Improvement going on around us than in the
continual planting of orchards and Vineyards
A stranger would be surprised in visiting the
northern mining counties to see the vast al
nual increase of fruit trees. Experiment has
proved the fact that most kinds of fruit trees
will grow luxurianty in our mountain soil,
and produce even better fruit than the valley
lands.
SroRMr.-The La Porte Messenger says
That last snow storm was a heavy one it
commenced on Sunday morning, and contin-
ued to come down at furious rate until
Tuesday about noon. The snow was quite
heavy, Of not the drifting kind, and fell to
the depth Of nearly two feet. At points
north Of US the fall Of snow was much great
er than at this place, while at Strawberry
Valley, about sixteen miles below La Porte
.he people received heavy rain storm while
we were being overdosed with snow The
rails were closed for about one day, but
we're opened as soon as it was considered |
aie to venture out and are now in pretty
ood travelling condition tor persons on foot.
he Stra wberry Valley and La Porte sleigh
lakes its regular trips.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-02-20

REMovAL.-T b. Elder has removed his
house furnishing store to the large store
rooms opposite his old stand, where lie has
added to his stock Of stoves and crockery a
large assortment Of furniture He has in ad-
dtion tin and cabinet shop where he does
all kinds Of repairing Mr.. Elder has long
been in the business in Aarysville, and is de.
servedIy popular. You will find his ndvor-
tisement in another column.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-02-20
WEDNESDAY MORNING, FEB'Y 30

DIsrnIcr SOCIETY The annual meeting Of
the agricultural, Horticultural and Mechan-
les Society Of the Northern District of Cali
fornia, will be held in this city, on the first
Monday in April, at o'clock A. NJ, for the
election of officers for the ensuing year. Pa
pers Of the Northern District will please in
form their readers of this fact, and oblige
the Society.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-02-20

lNcoNsIsTENT.-The Express argues that
Lincol was not elected by popular MAORI
ty, but that there was a majority against
him of ,O0l ,242 votes. Notwithstanding all
this majority, who are opposed to Republi-
canism, the Express yet justifes secessiors
while secession establishes itself on the
ground that Republicanism is going to sweep
all opposing principles from its path, and
rule with an undsputed domination in the
country. 1t is going to control everything,
Notwithstanding large majority of the
American people are against it The Union
must be dissolved, because minority Presi-
dent is accidentally in power He is bound
hand and foot, and cannot strike down one
solitary right of the South; and would be
opposed by an overwhelming majority of the
people if he undertook it. Yet, the Union
must be dissolved, because he might like to
do something, if he only could
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INSURANCE OFFICES &C.
u,HE vIRGINIA LIFE INSURANCE COmPA

UIHE VlRGINIALIFE INSURANCE COmPA-
fully for business the attention Of the
public earnestly called TO the Importance OF Its obect This
Company, under It's charter divides seveneghs of It's profits
every years. among the policy holders thereby giving the
the advantages Of the Mutual SYSTEM with the pledge
stockholders have interest In conducting s
Affairs with prudence and economy.
requires half Of the Capital Stock and Earnings
Bond and Mortgage unincumbered Real Estate
worth double the amounti
The chief object Of the Company 10 aid In retaining at home
the immense amount money which annually from State
for Premiums Northern Companies That money will be
Customers for term OF year, legal interest," and dis
bursed In midst.
and Annue granted. Life and term Policies Is
sued other good Companies Slaves Asured
DIRECTORS.
VIM. H. Mscfarand, John Purcell,
Joseph Allen, samr 7. Bayly,
Roscoe Il. Heath, Jos. r. Anderson,
ThOs. W. McCance, Thomas p. August,
John II. Montague, Ro II. Maury,
DsvldL Burr, Jas. A. Cowardin,
Lewis 9inter J. u. Nc Olelland,
John Jones, p. 7. Moore,
Jas, L. Apperson, John IA. claiborne,
Lewis ID. Orenshaw, B. @. Wherry,
Vim. g. Paine, VIM. H. Christian,
H. L. @. Baskerville, wyndham Robertson,
sam1 }. Harrison, John O. shafer,
VIM. Ii. Hakal, Peter o. warwick,
Robt T. Brooke, 4. o. Haskins,
Geo. D, Shell, Edward Norvel,
Wellington Goddin, Geo. J. Summer,
John Dooey. ID. 8. Woodbridge.
President-SAML J. HARRISON
Vice President-wM H. HAXALL.
Piysicidn-Dr. BLAIR BURWELL.
AHorney-R0SC0E b. HEATH, Esq.
ap2T J. ADAIR PLEAsANTS Secretai
tS- ONCE corner Main 18th streets, Richmond.
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RAILROADS, &C.
RICHMOND AND DANvILLE RAILROAD.

RICHMOND AND DANvILLE RAILROAD.
@Rg
suPERNDkyDKsr's OFFICE
Richmond, 18th Dec is60. (
Winter Arrangement.
TO TIE SOUTH Anu DOU1U WEST.
ON and aer Monday, Dec 2ih passenger trains will
FROM RICHMOND TO DAHVTLLE
Mall Train leaves Richmond daily Except Sundays O'Clock
A. NJ, ard rea hes Danville at 3 10 o'clock p NJ
FROM DAHVTLLE TO RIOHhORD.
Mall Train Danve daily Except sundays ats O'Clock
NJ and reaches Richmond LOS O'Clock p. M.
The Train Richmond at huntsville with the trains
the soutsde Railroad for Lynchburg and the South and
Southwest daily.
from Danve nj Bursve with the souihde
Railroad trains for Petersburg and rfok and at Richmond
with the trains the Richmond Fredericksburg and Potomac
Railroad and the York River Railroad with the James River
Steamboats, for Norfolk and Old Point
Through tickets be procured and baggage will be checked
through TO the following points:
LYnchburs, Chattanooga
Bristol Nashville,
Knoxville, Huntsville,
Dalton, Grand Junction,
AtlaLta, Memphis,
Montgomery. Canton,
Vcksburg and Jackson,
Hew Orleans.
OHAs @. TALC0TT,
deco Superintendent.
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VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD
FALL ARRANGEMENT.
"a ~ u

IA ~ gss 49,
nN and AFTER Monday the LIST Of October,
~ The Mail and Passenger Era ins,
win leave Richmond daily except Sundays al $50 NJ for
sGuutun and all intermediate Way Stations connecting at Cor
donsvi with the Orange and Alexandra Railroad Trains for
Alexandria and intermediate Stations and st Charottes VILE with
their trains for Lyncbug and all points West and Southwest II
thai place And every other day VIZ Tdesiys Thursday and
Saturdays for Jacksons River and Stations Yves; OF StsunO0
Hman Bown Stages connect with the train At staunton,
Mondays Wednesdays and Pday and at Goshen Tues
days Thursdays and saturdays, for Lexington.
Harman Mason and Company Stages connect with the Tran
Tuesdays thursdays and Saturday, Mboro for the Warm
Springs and JacksonB River Sulphur Springs
Lewsbrrg, DC
RETURNING,
The Mall Train leaves Jzcksons River Mondays Welnes
days and Fridays, At 3:l5 =. NJ, Tor st,gatOa.
a FREIGHT TRAIN with PASSENGER CAR ATTACHED.
viii leave W6yuosboro at 49, and Stanton At g35 A. NJ,
Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays for JsckEons DiyeT
RETUkSISG,
Leave Jackson River Tu-dsy Thursdays and Saturdays
at 1:t5 4 NJ, for WaynesburO.
e Through Tickets the Warm, and White Sulphur Springs
Lexington L.wsburg Ao Tor Winchester L ncbrrg
sacks Salem shassc, Chsausburg Bristol! Knoxville, Dali
ton Chattanooga, Nashville, Gr6nd junction. Memphis, Canton
Orleans and al important Points ia the South West
procured at the Ticket Office
THOMAS DoDAMEAD,
octl General Superintendent
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DAILY LINE OF PACKETS.

TYR. WEEKLY, THROUGH TO LYNCH SS9e-,nTTub
Il BURG, LEXINGTON AND BUCHANAN aasfessHdf9
AND TRIWEEKLY ON THE OPPOSITE DAYS, MAKING A Dali
LIZ LINE AS FAR AS sC0TTSVlLLE
Richmond scoitsve 80 Richmond TO Lexington % 90
q" Lynchburg. w " Buchanan. 90
The through line will leave Richmond Monday Wednesday and
Friday at r. NJ and after 9th September the Way
Scosve will leave NJ Tuesday Thursdays and Sat-
urdays far scotsve Returning leave Scots
vile Monday. Wednesday and Friday at IN A. NJ
distance and time Of passing In card below for through
line and observe that the scottsve line will pass intermediate
points the opposite day at the hours going and hour
later coming down.
Richmond Monday We'd Leave Lynchburg Monday Wed
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prsenterr. pinrrhna. Rela1. worms.

v ~
Your Pill. hue, had a Ion. trill my practice, and I
hold tru i'm esteem As one of the best apcrcntS have
ever found Their Alternative effect upon the liver makes
them au excellent remedy when given M small doses for
I.f.t. ,ff.rf.IB amt dif-riEG Their Sugar-coatlug
make, them very pabe ami convenient Tor the use
OF women and children.
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sick Hend.ehe. Foul stOmaeh.

DEAR BRO. AVER; | cannot answer you trRat COM
plants have cirsd with your Pills better than 10 say
all that f crT trtgt rith pHrqptire medicine place
great dcpenlrncr ON an ccctua catharc in my daily
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PIrrsRURG, Pr, May !, ISIS.
DR. !. c. AVER. Sir: have been repeatedly cured OF
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Of your Pills. II seems 10 arise from foul stomach,
which they cleanse at once. - -
Yours with great respect Ed. W. PEEBLE,