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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-12-26


MEXICAN MUSTANG LINIMENT.
VYTE offer this Eminent a remedy in the various
w diseases and complaints for which 1t is recon-
msnded with full confidence OF its success in curing
them. t. Ha t .sa .rst t. -
The following is list OF the numerous and extraordi.
nary il has cured daring the last few mouths
81 G.75o cases OF rheumatism in all il. forms;
1900 do strains and bruises;
500 do burns and scalds: % q 20
$3.50 do fresh cuts wounds: oil Nv .. -f
10 do cancers;
7,7iO do scrofulous sores and ulcers that had re-.
sisted all other treatinei &
1910 do infamed and .welled joints:
1850 do piles; 'h
400 do lanbaeo, suices, goat, and hard bony
6.250 do Chapped hands: --.-.-
1900 co cased breasts;
400 do tooth ache and earache: FF l.
IO,tO3 do various ell .onc diseases. +. -
The Mustang Linimeht will cure the following dis
eases of II rses.
SPAWN Ring Bone. Bruise. and cuts. Strains. Saddle
Calls, Wind Calls, Fstula Swecny, Big Head Cracked
Heels. , .lIlE
THREAD. AND REMEMBER.IrK
BEWARE offs green mixture of"Tar and rurpentne
put up in square bottles, and called VOLCANIC Oh
LlNIMEST Ayoidit rs lis continued win shriv-
ell. relax and weaken the muscles, and paralZe tn
nerves. The Mustang LDimentis sold in every town
and al al the Drug Stores In Evansville. Price 25cs,
three times rch the e5 bottle. The dol
lar bottle holds much eight times Of the % cents
bottles. The large bot lessre much the cheapest
| Try the Mustang Liniment-l0,cc0000 bottles sold
annually. 800 -
A. G. BRAGG; & Co.. sole Propretors.
PRrscIPAL OrrIcxs-Corner of Sd and Market SITS ST.
Louis. Mo; and 3Oi broadway N.Y. tylGhd&w
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nor RENT OR sALE.-The
q YALUARLE CITY PR0PERTy

O. VALUABLE CITY PROPERTY
II FOR SALE.-We are authorized to sell three
most valuable and desirable Store Stands on Main
street. The terms will be made accommodating
not more than $1,000 being required in cash, whhe
the balance may be in annual instalments. Apply
early.
NH % TOLER e. COOK Apents
DUNCAN LODGE FOR SALE.-The e
- above named very desirable residence, and
the valuable Tract of Land, containing % acres on
which it stands are offered for sale privately on
very advantageous terms
II ia situated on the Deep Run Turnpike, on the
continuation of Broad street. about three quarters
of a mile west of the city of Richmond, and about
200 yards from the Richmond College.
The land is highly improved by abundant ma.
nuring and good cultivation, and has a small
stream OF water passing through the corner of it.
In the garden aud near the house are shrubs and
trees bearing great variety and abundance of the
choicest fruits and flowers.
The dwelling house is well and handsomely built
In modern style of brick, so by 43 feet, two stories
and basement high, with all convenient out.
houses and offices, also of brick and in good repair
The situation is an airy, dry and perfectly healthy
one, and well supplied with excellent water. An
uuexceptonable title will be conveyed to the pur-
chaser. Apply to T. G. Mckenzie or Mrs. Nc.
kenzie, on the premises, or to the subscriber, who
is duly authorised to sell and convey the same.
NH l9-dts P v DANIEL. il.
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FOR RENT.
TOBACCO FACTORY FOR RENT

H.s TVbACCU FACTORY FOX RENT
III Grsy's large Tobacco Factory, on Main street,
Is offered for rent for the balance Of the year IL
is now ready for operations, having eight new
Screws, and all other fixtures, of every description
whatsoever, for carrying on large business. 1t
has good sweat house, and large yard attached.
Apply to Us.
NH 81 TOLER COOK Agents
EOR RENT OR SALE.-The subscriber Ia
l. authorised to rent or sell valuable Brick
Tenement in an eligible situation, within FIVE mi
nutes walk of the Banks. The house contains
eleven rooms; with gas throughout Upon the lot
is a large kitchen, with other buildings, by drsnt,
&c. Liberal time will be allowed to a purchaser.
An opportunity is thus furnished of making a safe
and profitable investment. Apply to
ap g w GODDIN
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GREAT FIRE IN CONNECTICET-
VI HERRING'S (WILDER'S PATENT) SALA-
MANDER SAFES The subscriber seldom pub
fishes any of the numerous letters addressed 70
him the subject of the superiority of his Safes,
but the following letter handed him this day, with.
ing made known, as 1t speaks the language OF a
man Who feels grateful fer the preservation OF his
property:
WEST WrNsTED. Conn.,, March %, 1883.
SILAs C. HRRRING-Deer Sir: Some seven to
ten years ago, purchased one of your Salamander
Safes at Sll0. That Safe on the night of the 25th
instant subjected to intense red hest In the
confsgraton of my three story brick block in this
place.
After the fire commenced. an occupant of the
store in which the safe was broke open the win
dow, unlocked 1t and took out has books, but was
driven back by the flames leaving the door OPEN
Arriving at the scene just at this moment and
learning its situation, made an unsuccessful at.
temptt to get to it and lock it. then offered re-
ward of 800 to q daring fellow to 60 in and lock
the safe He accomplished the feat, and soon after
the floor fell with the safe into the basement. II
contained papers to aarge amount, the destruction
of which would have been as irretrievabe as bank
surrounded by large amount of combustble ma.
terials. On removing the Safe from the fire after
1t had somewhat subsidized, (the Safe still being red
hotD the papers were taken out bright al new, in
the most perfect order. The wooden lining of the
Safe was not disigured at ALL and presented no ap.
wheel melted, and another partly melted off. The
lock, however, works well. Respectfully yours,
E s WOODFORD.
general assortment of these Safes for sale al
ways at 137 Cary street. Also. the most beautiful
and splendid Marbleized Mantels, Table Tops, &C.
R MeCANDLISH. Jr,, Agent for
SlLAS C HERRING,
nT-gw J2S Corv straat
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~ Mr.. WEBSTER some years before bis
1sa" eMancIpated his body servant, William.
1"C Used ms Lest efforts 10 secure the freedom
o Daphne the wife Of William, wi,hou, suc.
.sS' -. 'S h7' master would rot part with her.
--'s de'''e vas 20 well understood on this
F''. ''a' some OF his friends after his death de.
'5''1''.so 'o secure The emancipation Of Dapb.
An appeal was made in her behalf and
me result was that $500 were soon raised and
FSId over to the mistress ofDaphne, and he,
'e'e'I'' t'hen Tor The same. The deed of man.
o0sslon has been daily recorded.
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YET ANOTHER SUPPOSED VICTIM ov
SrRisG.-The Philadelphia papers state ,ha,
il is strongly suspected that Spring murdered
market gardeerf near Philadelphia whose
name was William Hope, and who was mur.
dered about twelve years ago. Hope kept a
stand Immediately in front of the store offspring
They are said to have become intimate aud
Spring paid several visits to Hope at his farm,
He was there the evening before Hope was
found dead at his gate, his body brutally man.
gled with an axe. The object was no doubt
to get the money Hope was supposed to have;
but he kept it in template stove. and the mur
derer did not find it. Young Spring in his
testimony stated that his father had told him
that he killed man once TO get large sum
OF money, but did moi get cent. This COMES
sion to the son supposed to have alluded TO
the murder of Hope.
THRILLING ACCOUNT OF THE LATE ACCI>
DENT on THE BALTIMORE AND ONO RAIL.
RoAD.-The person who penned the following
is citizen Of Louisville, and is now in BaIti.
more, badly bruised and sore, but in no dan.
ger:
AS near as | can recollect, says he, we were
travelling quite slowly on a short curve when
the road gave way, throwing two passenger
cars off the track, down aprecpice of one hun.
dred feet.
| was asleep when we first got off the track,
in the first seat Of the second car-Mr. H., of
Walkers, sitting right opposite. had time
TO junp off had known how bad fix we
were ip; but believing it safer to remain, on
second thought, | did so. THE track was
only l03 feet wide, as measured after the acci-
dent.) The cars Immediately fell over the
precipice. | thought of God, mother and
death. The first jump, about twenty feet, my
hat saved me; the second | family remember
seeing women tearing their hair, and children
screaming. The third, fourth, and last jump,
| know nothing about, only that | fell on my
head and saw thousand pieces of timber and
iron flying in the air, and then tainted.
When | opened my eyes, Mr.. T., who was
lucky enough 10 have been in one of the cars
that remained on the track, was at my side
my head was bleeding profusely with that
exception felt pretty we'll; not feeling then
what | suffer now. Such a sight as beheld,
| would not look at again for all the world ),
mutilated bodies, some mashed to atoms, lying
under the wheels-fity or sixty men and wo.
men, their faces covered With blood, running
as wild as sdenons-mothers with bloody hands
and faces, kissing the bodies of their dead or
crippled children-one woman, with her dress
torn off, screaming and trying to lift off the
stone that had crushed her husband-H., a
merchant of Baltimore, his leg mashed, sitting
| on rock-one man having lost all recollec-
ton, looking like an idiot-cries of agony and
despair, and oaths, mingled in the presence OF
| death. God is merciful that one out of US all
escaped. A worse place could not have been
found, as we tumbled over rocks sharp and
rugged.
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ID EMOvAL OF THE FRANKLIN

x EMOv OvAA Or TIE r Il "A n n L. n
IL CLOTHING STORE, from 1872 to SO Main
Sire et third door above 18th Street-where may
be found the largest and best got up Stock of
Ready Made Clothing ever offered to the ci-
tzens of Richmond. Our Stock comprises every
style, quality and color of Sack, Dress and Frock
Goats for Spring and Summer wear. Plain and
Fancy Cashmere Pants of every style and quality
imaginable; plain and figured Silk. Satin and Mar.
seifes Vests in endless variety. Also very large
and select Stock of Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods
Umbrellas, Carpet Bags, sc.
All we ask is call at the Franklin to be satisfied
that it is the place to get the best and most for you
money. DECOU g. co,
NH 25-6ru 9S Main street Richmond Va
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TAMEs RIVER CEMENT.-1hs very su-
~ perior and justly celebrated Cement, which has
been used by the James River and Kanawha Com.
pany, "a specimen OF which can be seen at the
psny's tide.wate connection9 by the Rivanna Ma.
vigstion Company by the North River Navigation
Company, by the Richmond City Gas Works, and
by various other persons and companies and now
being used By Col C. Crozet, chief engineer of the
s,ag ags lUr 9e a.e
any Cement manufactured in the United States-is
now offered for sale, put up in new aad tgh. bar.
rels, well prepared and secured in good order,
every barrel warranted. Apply to
CHAS. II. LOCRER, Manufacturer,
Balcony Falls, Va.
orr ROBERT RANKIN, Agent,
nah 23-lm Richmond Va.
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A RARE CHANCE. ATTENTION La.

n DIES AND GENTLEMEN The subscribers,
sole agents of the United States for Guelaud, one
of the most celebrated Perfumery manufacturers
in Paris, intend ding to stay for some time in the
city of Richmond, begs leave to inform the World
of Fashion that they have on hand splendid COL
lection of Articles in their line such as Extracts
Hair Oils, Genuine Farina Cologne Water, and
other articles in their line too numerous to de.
scribe, all warranted superior to the articles gene.
rally prepared here and sold for genuine, at ex.
travaga,t prices.
They have also magnificent variety of Combs,
Hair, Tooth and Nail Brushes, DC; and other Fancy
Articles Please give US a call at our store, corner
Broad ana Third streets, before going to purchase
down town and losing, lst time; I'd, money, and
Sd fair opportunity to get genuine and splendid
article. SCHAAP & co,
NH 30-lm+ Corner Broad and 81 Streets
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TaE RELEASE Oh The MADIAI The Ma.
djai, husband and wife, were released from
prison on Tuesday, March Is, and were i'm
mediately smuggled on board the French post
Office steamer Hellespont, which left Leghorn
the next morning fer Marseilles. They were
not allowed by the Tuscan authorities TO COM
muEicate with any of their friends, and were
sent Oh board very Ihinly clad, not being even
permitted 10 take some clothing which was
waiting for them at a hotel. Some English
gentlemen, learning their destitute situation
with regard TO clothing, sent them some. A
correspondent writes 10 the London Times
that Rosa Madiai appears a very intelligent
and interesting woman, but the mind of her
poor husband is apparently gone. This is no
ooUbt mainly to be attributed TO the many pri-
vatons he mas undergone. They are travelling
under the assumed name of Francisco and
sosa Pauline, and were not allowed to land at
Marseiles before the Tuscan Consul had COM
mu@cated with them. They are uncertain as
TO their future movements, but will, no doubt
sooner or later visit England, TO whose power
ful sympathy and interference they are princi.
pal'y indebted for their liberty.
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NAD sTOSE.-There is place in Illinois,
Known by the classic name of Crete, where
iGeFe 's SAID 10 be mad stone-one OF those
52mous stones of other days which were said
10 tie lntalIible cures of hydrophoba. This
N'eten stone is reported to have cured several
persons lately. W. have known of cases
"aica were not at all benefited by the mad
''oHei the patients died. 1t is only when there
Is 10 hydrophobia 10 cure that the mad stone
cures. These latter cases are always claim
81 as irIunpas by the creduous, while il is
sac tha' the case was too bad before the
stone was applied when it fails. Superstition
'"1 euackery are exceedingly fruitful in ex-
c1ses for failures or exposure. Now as to the
''ones' they have much to do with madness
sad very little to do with its cure. Thew are q
convenient projectle for mad persons and
many dog has been made very mad bv bav.
'az them hurled al him. aud then often bs wss
'Hn' made mad, he has been after ppt,o dea,b
'o' allowing himself to get mad from spch
s-'gat proNocation
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nREss GOODS, NREDLEW OKK, En-
NEW AND CHEAP SPRING GOODS.

IS H. ROSENFELD has received his Stock of
Spring Goods to which he invites the attention of
his friends and the public generally, pedging him
self t. sell as cheap and cheaper than similar goods
can be purchased elsewhere. His Stock comprises
in part all the styles of Ladies Dress Goods; Nee
die Work of all kinds, such Collars, Sleeves
Hdkfs; Cambria aud Swiss Bands and EdgDgs;
Hosiery, Gloves. Ribbons, &c. Also Goods for
Gentlemens and Boys wear. He will continue to
receive through bis brother, who resides in New
York. the latest fashions as soon as they are intro
duced. Call and take a look before you make your
purchases. II ROSEEFELD,
ao7-3m+ ITS Broad street.
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U Abraham G. Cole, a prominent aud
useful citizsa OF Baltimore, died on the 10Th
inst
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SAMUEL SWARTwoUT.-Itha having been stat
ed that gentleman who recently died in New
Jersey was great loser by being one of the
securities Of Samuel Swartwout-that gentle
nan who has not been heard of so long that
We Ead supposed he were now respectable
fossil involved with the buried strata of the
pas.-comss out over his own name in the
papers, and strange to say makes it appear
that there is no judgment against him or any
of his securities, nor any suit pending against
him or them in any court in the United States.
He publishes the certificate of the Clerk of the
Circuit Court Of the United States for the
Southern District of New York, which assev.
crates that the United States on two several
occasions failed in It's movement against Swart-
wout ard his securities. In the first case, the
suit was upon an alleged defaication OF Swart-
~out of $435, ,852 81, TO recover the amount OF
his bond of $l50,00O. The jury found YER
dict for the defendants, and certified balance
in their favor of 500, ,545 SO. A motion by the
aited States for new trial was denied
These things We had forgotten. But Swart
vout still must submit to the fame If giving
new name 10 the fashionable swindling of en-
Sez.lcmeHt; and however his own represen.
tati0n and certificates may appear, the impress
sion that he got more out of the treasury than
he was entitled to, can hardly be efaced from
the public mind.
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WILLIAM MOUNTJOY's MARBLE

w FACTORY and Granite and Stone Yard, east
OF 6th and Main Streets Richmond, We, is at
all times prepared to furnish Marble Monuments
Tombs or Head Stones, of any size or pattern; Mar
BILE Mantelpieces, Marble work for cabinet makers
or any work of the kind, of the best materials and
workmanship, at the shortest norice, and on as IA
vorable terms anylother establishment between
Boston and New Orleans. Having extensive Sra
mite Quarries of easy access from the city, and
of quality not to be surpassed even by the far
famed Quincy Granite, he also engages to put up
Granite Fronts, or any other kind of house
work, in ihe most reliable manner, With such dis
prtch aud upon such terms as csnnotf Tito please
every one.
EYG Granite furnished of specified sizes for
stone cutters, or rough Granite for mason work.
B-Having recently engaged very expert
enced Carver and Engraver. he is prepared to do all
kinds of ornamental marble work, at the lowest
possible prices. NH 16-3m*
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CEDAR TAR-Cer.v,,,~. -.
1 Inc ~ most successtul remedy nov in use for ;bs
Conub. SaPaenr consumption, Bronchitis. Asthms.
Eidaev. EHasn kns sass Threat Of the Liver and
nared bx An MY. Evil letter, Dyspepsia, &c, pre.
Baltimore. '7' naaumore street.
Persons AFFLICTED with any Of the shove a;.e,.s,
requested to call on the Agent, who win nrosncs
mum numerous .esnmomsis Of Its great healing power
faculty. The medicine 10 yet in Its infanev snd !.
destined to supereede all others in the cure Of al.
eases for which it 10 recommended.
Call and get Pamphlets containing certificates.
E Beware of counterfeits. The genuine ara
sle q for sale by
P. HORTON KEACH, 81 Main street,
Sole Agent for Richmond, and
NH 81 Disqualification Eastern virginia.
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YON'S kATHAIRON, FOR PRE-.
"a SERVING RESTORING AND REAIITIEY.

1 YON'S hATHAlRON, FOR PRE-.
IL SERVING, RESTORING AND BEAUTIFY.
ING THE HAIR.-The Ksthairon neutralizes the
effects of Disease Climate and old age, in restor.
ing the human hair, and after a badness of l2
years; cleanses the head from Dandrutf and Its
natural impurities; will cure the Nervous Head.
ache, diseases of the skin, such as Scald Head,
Erysipelas, &c; and ia the most desirable Toilet
Article for Ladies' or Gentemen's use, in the
world. 1t exhsles the perfume of the most deli.
cious flowers and being free from rancid oil or col.
orng properties, gives the hair that soft rich curl
ing appearance obtained by no other preparation.
The use of the Kathairon ia adopted by the first
Physicians IN Europe and America and has sale
and patronage unprecedented In the history of the
Materia Medtco. Words alone arc superiuous a
trial only attest its real virtue, as its million
friends will certify.
To be had of all dealers throughout North and
South America, Europe, and the Islands of the
Ocean, in large bottles, for rs cts.
The old cannot apply remedy, or the young
take caution too soon. Use the kathairon.
E. THOMAS LYON, Chemist,
161 Broadway, New York
Sold n Richmond by ADIE d GRAY,
ja6-6m lat Main street.
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e A mammoth OK from Illinois is exhb-
iting at Louisville, KY. He weighs $500
pounds, and is intended for the great fair in
New York.
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THE DAILY DISPATCH
Tas A CowARDIN. Proprietor.
ITCH x. PLEASANTS. Editor.
MENICO.

r,i,ss days later news has been received at
N.u Orleans ffom Mexico. An affray occur
- At Mexico on the 10Th March between
s.,o, Boves ,ofthe Chamber of Deputies and
S.,or Rafael, editor ofihe Unirersal, in which
-. latter was wounded by a thrust with a
e.orI cane. Senior Boves, who was sick, was
o,sered bv the government 10 be arrested and
,se etair would undergo investigation.
senior Falconnet denies the accusation OF
having written to the English holders of Mexi-
can bonds that he had expended $6O,000 in
bribery with the deputies. The story is said
+, have been got up from personal enmity.
According 10 the Monitor singular affair
has occurred in Nuevo Leon. 1t states that
trs Collector OF Camargo sent FOR man
named Don Bernado CabaZos, who was at
Zlcate. and giving half an hour for religious
prepsration, ordered him TO be shot. The man
shot was one Of CarvajaPs men.
On the 18th conducta left the city of Mexi-
m for Vera Cruz with Two millions and sew
or,y thousand dollars. Ii was escorted by
fhY cavalry and $50 infantry, with one field
piece.
The mint at Guaraiuato coined in The month
OF February last $685., 1888, of which $l2I 1888
vas in gold, and the rest in silver.
The Mexican papers state that the Tehuan
tepec Company have taken lively interest in
me construction of the railroad from Mexico TO
Yera Cruz, and that they were engaged in con-
ferences with the municipal government OF
Vera Cruz in relation thereto. "As usual,
says one of the papers, "wi all useful enter
prises, the company already find obstacles and
opposition from the stock jobbers, who are at
once the plague and the opprobr1m of this
unhappy country, and who still hold a vast
DngeT here"
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PET e r SPIL AN,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
Opposite Exchange, 18th St, Richmond.
uAS returned from the North, and 10 receivine .
Ill his Spring and Summer supply of Goods, to
which be would most respectfully invite the atten.
'ion OF bis friends and the public generally.
an S-ft<
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nOGGET & ANDERSON, Upholster.
II ers and Paper Hangers, Corner of Go
vernon and Franklin Streets, have now in store
their Spring Stock of French and American Paper
Hangings, Borders, FireScreens and Curtain Pa.
pers, making complete and elegant assortment Of
all the various styles in use. Also large variety
of Floor Oil Cloths; India and Cocoa Mating;
Window Shades and Blinds, with general sssort-
ment of Curtain Goods, Cornices and Trimmings.
Also, Curled Hair and Shuck Mattresses with ma.
ny other articles in our line, all of which will be
sold on the most reasonable terms
Paper Hanging and Upholstering executed at the
shortest notice in town or country.
NH 30-3m
nRESS GOODS, NEEDLEW ORK, Em.
~ broideries, White Goods, Variety I'm
surpassed Cheapness sUnequalled-The largest as.
sortment and greatest quantities of tn above Goods
are to be found at MILLHISER g. BROTHERS,
on Broad Street, and at prices unusually cheap
fully so per cent lower than such Goods sold
elsewhere-consistng of forty.hve different kinds
of Lace snd Muslin Sleeves; ninety different kind
of Embroidered Linen Cambria Hdkfs, from SOC
up to Sc piece; Swiss end Cambria Bands at Csc;
Edangs and Insertings, of both Cambria and
Swiss, in innumerable yards and prices; Worked
Swiss, Cambria, Jaconest, Check and Striped Mus
Inns of all kinds; Bereges, Tissues, Berese De
Laines Lawns, Prints, very cheap; domestic Goods
and Irish Linens lower than ever; 500 pieces new
style Ribbons-at great Bargains.
MILLHISER & BRO,
ap4 1913 Broad Street.
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v@ The Lynchburg Republican is soon to
be published daily.