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The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-05-24
Plan Of Operation.

We noticed the other day that the war. on
the part Of those Of the liquor sellers who in
tended 10 risk tio onferooroAnt Of the Prohib-
itory Law. had begun. We are enabled to
give something of the plan of operation
They do not intend that some poor, friendess
devil. out of whom they can make no capital.
shall be the first victim. Their plan is to in
duce, by giving 5 900 or even more. If neces-
sary, out Of the funds they have raised. some
heretofore creditable respectable young man
TO lend himself their instrument TO violate
the law; to let him be arraigned. tried and
convicted, refuse TO pay the fine and go to
Jail, and then cry persecution Of innocent.
ungfending. respectable citizen one heretofore
neeer engaged an the sale of liquor. raise
loud e,lamor about the liberty of the citizen
being endangered-at the mercy Of spies and
eyesdroppers sue out, as Sam Weller says, a
writ of "have his carcass" and in the midst
of the exeitemens they expect in this way to
raise, to have the cause tried at once, and
ceive relief by their decision from the penal
ties Of the law and a continuance of their ne
j farious business.
movement. We have given the outline re-
liable information; let it be kept in mind and
we think if the plan is attempted and our ex-
posure of it does not induce change IN their
tactics the gullible and gulIed individual who
NAV be induced by their bribe to lend himself
to the Vaccinations OF those would Gun
ming characters, will find but little sympathy
in community who are determined that the
lav shall be enforced, let the violator be whom
he may.-Lad Journal
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-05-24

The largest room in the world, under sin
gle roof, and unbroken by pillars or other OBJ
s;ructions. is At St. Petersburg. and IS $50 feet
in length, aud 50 ieet in breadth. By day
light il IS used for military displays. and
battalion can conveniently nianoever in It. In
the evening il is often converted into vast
ballroom, when j; is warmed by sixteen pro-
digious stoves. and 10000 wax-tapers are re-
quired to light it properly The root OF tins
structure is single arch Of iron, the bars
alone on which it rests, weighing IL, $50. 900
pounds.
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-05-24
From the Border of Missouri.

FROM THE ST. LOUIS DEMOCRAT OF MAY 5.
The Platte Argus says THAT the course of
those who committed TO the bottom of the
Missouri river the Luminary press has been
sanctioned by a very large and enthusiastic
meetingof the people of Clay county, who
have appointed committees to wait upon and
warn off abolition preachers Surely the
people of that section of the State must be pos
sessed of the same devils that drove the swine
over the precipice into the sea- How reasona
bic beings can be guilty or such reckless la r.
lessness we cannot divine.
We publish the statement of Mr.. Park in
regard TO the destruction of his press. 1t IS
a manly and dignifed appeal to the honor
and patriotism of the people of Missouri,
against those who have violated the laws of
the State in order to prevent an exposure of
the frauds committed by them in Kansas.
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-05-24

Stehbius! Mr. S,ebbins! The three hundred
and fifty thousand voters of next Fall-Auer-
lean men. citizens BY birth. sons and descend
ants of Revolutionary Fathers. every one of
them-had been presented Oh. Mr.. Bloss,
Nj. Bless How could you, Mr.. Bloss,
Know this, Mr.. Bloss and let Your confed-
crates lay II 70 heart: This vile attempt TO car
~ political corruption into the Grand Jury
roonl-to poison. by party venality. and the
pure fountains of Justice-to make our
Courts the arena of unpFineipled party trick
ery--to give 10 this eShib ton party malice
the sanction OF Judicial forms-will be met.
as 1t deserves. with the scorn, the earnest exc
Grafton OF every honest man
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-05-24
From the Albany State Register
The s.kuoW Nothings+. Presented.

Rochester is a great city. peculiar and
unique place. The Genesee River comes
along, from away down South:'s is spanut,d
BY magnificent aqueduct; goes, when its
back is up rushing. with the speed Of race
horse over shelving rocks, and punging al
last. down beating clitf>-shakins the ground
like an earthquake, and roaring with voice
ike thunder. There are a great many rail-
roads centering At Rochester: and the rumble
OF cars and scream OF the steam whistle, is
heard every hour Of the day and every hour
Of the night There are great wa.er-wheeIs
IN Rochester, going roun4 and round con-
tlnUally: some are barnesse3 70 spindIes and
looms and made TO throw the shuttle and
spin: some are harnesstd To mill stones, and
made to grind corn. some TO great hammers,
and make a great pounding some 10 great
bellows. and make great putting and blow
ing; some are harnessed to the coss, and
latiles, and revolving cylinders Of the machine
shops and n that way they get mp a wonder
fal amount of clauking aud rumbha- and
grating and hammering about the town
There i vast deal OF noise-a great deal
OF atmospheric agitation--a wonderful ysrie-
tv Of aerial vibrations about Rochester-and
il is not at all singular that the good people
there should get a great many ero.chets, and
quavers. and queer notsous into their heads.
with the agylomerate Of noises which, abou.
the time OF the spring fresheas. are dinged
into their ears In fact. sonae Of them man
aged 10 get their wits out Of all manner oI
shape. and one way or another, make them
selves 10 be laughed al. with great JUNCTION,
/ by everybody. aud among that number is Mr.
Bioss- The elank Of machinery. the pound
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-05-24
r- The Waps!erer OF Vienna. relates tbs

sr The Wsn4erer of Vienna, relates the
following anecdote: "A Jewish Banker. Of
Frankiors, while proceeding TO Vienna bv rail
way not long since, fell into conversation with
gentleman Of very pleasing manners, who
was in the carriage with him. and 50 delight
ed was the banker with his new acquaintance
that he offered to give him letter Of recon-
mendasion to his daughter. who was wellm mar
ried in Vienna, and might be of service to
him. The gentleman thank i him and with
smile said: Il also have one one Of my
daughters married At Vienna. and she has
made a very solerable match. Pray may /
presume said the banker, TO ask the name of
her hasband?" at is the Emperor OF Aus
ira, was the reply. the gentleman being
Prince Maximilian of Bavaria''
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-05-24

A St-sDAY Law DEcIsIoS.-The BARRIERS Of
Boston were recently, by order Of the city
authorities. prosecuted for keeping their shops
open on Sunday. The Court decided that
shop. in the n@anipg Of the law, Was place
for traffic and the sale Of goods. and that
barber-shop was not such place Of business,
and therefore keeping it open was no offsnse.
The compia,nants were discharged
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-05-24

! fran office-holding chap being asked
how he contrived TO hold Office under successive
administrations, replied that administrations
must be darned smart that could change often
eY ian be could"
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-05-24
Volume XIV.
EDITED AND PUBLISHED BY
Np HOLLOWAY B. II. DAVIS L |. \. DRihL
OUR JOB DEPARTMENT,

s-Has recently been fitted up with the latest styles
a ,ype and prepared TO do all kinds Of JOB
Work such Books, Pamphlets Circulars, Bills, cards
Posters Printing done in fancy colored Inks with
nsa,nrs and despatch Orders thankfully received and
uronptiy attended to- Address, HoLLowA Az o.
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-05-24

EW An autograph letter of George Wash
ington was recently sold a. auction. in Lon
don, for fifty pounds sterling
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-10
LATE NEWS BY THE NAILS.

Later from tdiJornia-irrirdi of the Illinois
The steamer Illinois arrived at New York on
Saturday with California dates to the 3 1t ultmn,
and $40, 1927 in specie The Alta California
If the 10Th ut. has the following summary.
The bank excitement has in measure subsi.
ded.
Robinson & Co.'S Savings Bank has turned
10 207, 0Oo-the assets nothing at all. It's doubt,
FIJI IT the d"pasiiors receive one cent on the dol
lar. Mr.. Robinson has been arrested on charge
of elnhezzement, and is awaiting the action
of the Grand jury.
The recent Intelligence respecting the Kern
River mines Is of mixed character. Quite a
number of persons returned on the America last
Sunday. very much discouraged from the ac-
counts they received on the road TO the diggings
Other accounts confirm the previously received
reports concerning the richness of the mines.
FROM private letters which have received
from Los Angeles, we lealn that the few who
have gone in there, after thorough exploration
"t the Kern River region, have testified to the
fact that extensive diggings ofaverage richness
do actually exist there
The disturbances" in Los Angeles within the
last fortnight, are summed up in four killed and
four wounded The killed are Sonoranians and
Indians
John Blake. who shot Mr.. Lyman Mowry
IN this city Il few weeks ago. has been convicted
of murder in the first degree.
duel was fought near this city on the morn
ing of the h,by Col. Wm. Walker aud Mr.. Car
ter, formerly of Sacramento. They used pistols
distance eight PAGES. At the first fire Mr.. Wal
ker received wound i'll the foot, and here the
matter ended
The Sunday bill, prohibiting barbarous and
noisy amusements on the Lords Day, has pas
sed both branches of the Legislature and gone to
the Governor for his signature.
A bill TO prohibit gambling will very likely
pass the Legislature; and the friends Of tempe
rance are not without hope of obtaining the pas
sage OF a prohbtory liquor law at the present
session.
On the LIST instant an attempt made by a
compeny of one hundred men to rescue u prison
or who had been ncarcerated in the Yreka jail
for breaking IA water ditch. The sheriff, how
ever having prepared himself with posse of
men made n desperate and successful resistance,
although one hundred shots fired, two men
killed, and quitca number wounded. Silcer the
stage agent at Yreka was shot through the thigh.
The mob failed to succeed in rescung the pris
oner, and at last advices all was quiet.
Ernest Kholc, under sentence Of death in Ma
rysyiIlc, broke jail on the Sth instant, and made
good his escape.
The Chinese are still coming. About $50 ar.
rived on the 18th instant, in the ship Alfred from
Hong Kong.
The steamer Major Tompkins was wrecked on
the 10th ultimo, on the south side Of Esquimat
harbor'
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-10
Correspondence of the Dispatch.
Death ofthe Mdyor.-WneSs Of prominent cih.

DANvIILE, April6.
Dear Dispatch: The angel of death has visi-
ted us and stricken down one of our most below
ed citizens and the dark shadow of his wings still
fingers over two others equally dear.
To day about II o'clock, Col. Thomas II. G.
Grasty, the Mayor expired after life of honor
to himself and benefit 10 his fellow. citizens.
Jno. Reed Smith. Esq, another prominent citi
zen, is very ill,and tits expected to die every
ment.
Mr.. j. II. Lester, the former editor of the Dan
vile Republican, is very low bat | am happy to
say hopes are entertained of his recovery.
Yours, G..
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-10

Great Snow Storm Railrray Trains Stoppedby
Drifts
On Monday last train of cars, left WATERFOWL
for Rome, New York drawn by two powerful To-
comotives, and having on board strong force of
shovellers TO go through the snow. Before get
ting to Kasoag the snow was higher than the
tops the cars;a channel having been cut through
just wide enough Tor their passage. In many
places the shelving drifts had extended half over
this canal. while in the bottom an accumulation
of two t rec feet of snow, with no room for
depo' ing t from the scrapcrs, soon formed a
bnr ert the progress of the train and the shoy-
ell. sw re again in demand. The train had to
| ct, ,ped at kasoag. Three other trains were
eau It in snow drifts on the same railroad.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-10

MARTIN VAN buren,, Jr died at Paris on Tues.
day, the Goth ut. a large number of Americans
accompanied his remains to their temporary rest
ing place in the cemetery of Montmatrc. He had
seated himself at the dinner table when his head
fell forward on his breast and he expired without
u word without groan.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-10
PETERSBURG, April s.

PETERSBURG, April 5.
am informed by dispatches received here
that Mr.. d. d. Fske. X N, was elected May
or of Portsmouth on Saturday, by a majority of
li7. The election went off quietly.
Yours, &.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-10

AcclDENT,-On Wednesday night last, the
passenger train on the Pennsylvania Railroad
between Pittsburg and Louisville ran off. The
steam escaping from the boiler of the locomotive
burned several persons badly.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-10

TEMPERANCE IN New YoRK.-The House of
Representatives of New York, has concurred in
the Senate's amendments to the liquor bill by a
vote of 80 to 10. a motion to re. consider has
been lost The Governors signature is only re-
quired 10 make it law.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-10

uYDKAULgC CEMENT,
4 'rtHIt>" Mpltsses Rum
Mnrylan Refined Sugars
Blasting and ie Pow der; SAFETY Fuse
''Ja'kson - Mouli Candies
Mite ell Patent Candies: Solar Oil
"Ynurra' Mas Licofre
Union Mills" Cotton Yarns
''Bradel's" Pearl Starch
Martins Mounta Dew O Il Whiskcv.
We are Ag"nt, 'nf the manufacturer, of a The above
articles. and hive supplies always IN hand ,r salr
DAVENPORT, ALLEN < CO
npi-d3t Richmond Y,
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AMISEMENTS.
MASONIC HILL.
ALENANDEK'S GREAT DROKANIC
DESoLvING PAINTINGS.

DESOLvING PAINTINGS
|s7iiE above slIeHdid Exhibition vii be exhibited in
Llnchba .. at tie MAsoNIc Haul. on MONDAY
NJ flf, April !, and ron ifoie during tie week.
Thr>e View. hive eIved the most tlatietiig
cnmiun. IRON the celebrated critics in Germany.
frlre. Eng and and TIN, United Slates
Doors open al o'clock. Exhibition to co.nmence
NJ . clock.
10 There viii be evening exhibition for Sci oo
and Ladies' th, afternoon, nj 81 u'cock
IL There viii lie Music ia att"ndarcr.
AID mi lance - cents. Chhlren and Servant. hail
price. ap3 -
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-10
NEW SPRING >Ui:MERCLoTl.-

" INC Tho undersigned la, JUS received from
the northern cities -plendid and we'll selected Stu of
the above othnE, and
GENrLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS;
aud Entering himsft the, cannot be surpassed in
henuiy and ,tyie by 81 ular establishment in ths
city, he leaves il to the public md hi. friends
judge tcr tensrlv, Them that he will ,ei
great h. .ar< a,ilepiug strictly the Quick
saes d .nnll Profits Cum" one and al.
rar.0-], VI GUGGENHEIMER,
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NV srRlNG GOODS COR CASH

y CHARLES \. GWATkIN MAN ST Richmond
II netropoli. al rgina, Head Quarters tnr bar
gains, splendid oNhihtaIl of Spring Sik- Emhrnidrres
Carnet-, Rug. Curtnins Mantlllas Ghallcys Ribbons,
Straw Ga"d., Hosiery, French and American Printed
taIirocs. oil chths, Matting.. Sheetines, Shirting
Linens, Pillow do, Rugs. Allcudalc aud Marsele.
Qmlts, French Jaeonei, and Ofgandhs
Orders 10y mail telegraph tia kfully received. and
the fnrcels be- delivered in Lynchbure in eight
honi. iron the time Il their departure.
Quirk sales and small profits, bargains sale ;
n hirnhle penny preferred Ia slow shilling. The sub
scrihfr respectfully announces TINT his stock is
complete and has hecn attractive 1t is this
Spring. IN every rrsprct: Styles qualities. quantities.
aud above all SHEaPSEss Of prircs oi which lac respect
TIA y invites purchasers call and Judge Ion themselves
CHARLES a. GWATklS.
lCl Mnin St RI, hmond. Va.
nnrl7 IL w Ilnnif
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-10

RCDtOSD HOUSE. fopposi Coayl Ioase)
II MAIN STREET. LIBERTY Va. ION the site OF
the Hotel frnery kept by VIM Terry esq
The above House, re built in thu Modern STYLE
and furnished in the hc. nanner Il opcl ed for the
terep ion of quests. The undersigned promise their
best eiirs merit any patronage which they nv r.
ceive. QUARLES \ STEI TOE,
Prnpretors.
A HACK vii always be in readiness to convey the
gn",ts OF thu House and their baggage aud from
Kan Road Tree ot charge. up3 lts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-10
PETERSBURG ADVERTISEMENTS.
No. 2, SPRING 1855. No. ~,
Boliisgbrook street. Sycamore street
MUIR Il STEVENS.


Boliisgbrook street. Sycamore street.
MUIR Il STEVENS,
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS in China, Glass,
1 Earthenware, Looking Gns.es, Britannia and Plated
Ware, Fancy Goods. &C. Of Bollingbrook and
Sycamore streets, Petersburg, Virginia.
The subscribers receiving from Europe. Of
their own importation, per ships Isaac Wright, Under.
wriThter, Wyoming. Constantine and Diver. very
large stock of Goods, comprising all articles usually
found in establishments of their kind. Among which
Franrh and English China Dinner and Tea sets,
some very line aud Of pattern and style; also,
White 6rante Hnn p nted Dinner and Tea sets.
French and English China. w hite Granite Printed,
Willow, Marble. Flowing Blue, Mulberry, Colored
and Edged Plates and Dishes China. LAVA Irob Stone
White Grnni,e. Lus,re. Marble. Hunting. Pearl Color
ed DIPPED and other 81, les Of Pitchers Basin. and
E~ers. Bawls Mugs, Cohee and Ten Pots Of all des-
captions.
elias. Ware (of nil .tyle.) embracing Goblet,
Tnnblers. Wine Glasses, Decanters Salvers Naples
Bowls Cclcrie-, Pitchers. salts, Vinegar, Pepper,
Mustqrds, Spoon Glnsscs Finger Bowls, Lamps. Flower
and Lamp Shades Sugars, Colognes Bhters Bottles
Julep Tubes, Curtain Pins Cup Plates, Paper Weights.
Syrup Bottles, Candesto =, Jars, &c.
Looking Gla-scs-Fine French Plated Mirrors Gilt
and Mahogany frume do, Swing, Ring and Pocket do
Britannia and Plated Ware, rea Ware, Coaees
Pitchers, Lamps aud Castors
Ston' Ware Of I'll descriptions; Walters, Fancy
6oo's &c 10 which they respectfully invite the attcn.
ton al ia. North Carolina and Virginia merchants and
the public generally feeling confident that they are pre-
pared 20 offer great Inducements, both IN quality Of
g"nds aud price They nrc determined To sell a. low
ns any house North Soulh
mnt6 d2m MUIR e. STEVENS
N. u Particular attention paid to packing
Lynohbure and Western Virginia Depot.
A. n. GARLAND. Rop'r ~ Iysrra
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-10

Spring, 1855.
ELI MSGATT, II, n CO,
43 Chambers and 81 Reade Street,
NEW YORK,
INVITE the attention Of purchasers their nsro,t-
mint of NEW GOODS, oil this seusons portaliot;
embracing Ginehlns, Prints. Mn,lins, Organdlnes,
Lawns. Jaconrt4, ct
FRENCH AND ENGLISH FABhlCS,
Also, fro" - well known manuG,otu. Of
PARTuLE, LurIN, SEypouX, SEBER x Co.,
Bomboz,Hes, ChaHgs, Bcreg,s an" Dc L1mes,
Of AL qualities with hcnuiitu variety of Rich Drcss
Goods. Also complete stock OF
STAPLE GOODS
Compr-,ng the most approved mnkcs oi Lacn', Sheet
ing-. Dama,ls, ruwcng1, Nc
White G'oIs Of every description the best style i'm
ported
Cloths, CASHMERE. nnl Domestic Goods, "a nplec
nsso.t mcui. mnrj d3m
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-10

NOTICE.-A(trr this dute, 92d of March 1850 |
viii not be Responsible Tor any contract, made by
John Metals, as Agent for me- IA he il no longer my
Agent. PARKS MCFAI LIS,
mar3l-d&ctm Balcony Fnll.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-10

CPRsNG, IsjJ-STlGLER. McELDERRY
- e. co, lat the old stand of d. r G. Peer4)
MArs ST. LyHct5p, Virginia, invite the attention of
their customers, friends and tho public generally.
their stock Of NEIY GOODS, just opened, consisting
Of Lawns Gnehuus. Prints, Organdes, Jnconets,
Tissue. CIape dPurrie Bernge II Luines Figured aud
solid ChLles. solid Mouslins, figured do, anI White
Goods in great ,ariery-nlI of which they Offering
very low mares Is
Republican mi Flayd Intclli grnce, please cory
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-10

RsslNG ON YOUR EPORSES-NEW
DLlVERY STABLE The undersigned respect.
fully in"rn> he Gitizcr> of iynctburg tn lie pre-
uar~d I" receive II iv'ry, ont mos; accom-
no'tatng Trims, tie Old stand uf Geo VI B.ace
~ B. Hacks, Buggirs md i'orses for hire and
inck1 every Court DAY IL Campbell Cont Enu-e
lan 27dSr1y JOSEPH CLEMlNS.
BLANKS FOR SALE AT THIS OFFICE.
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L,OIe TsIE TOILET

L'OH T7iE TOILET.-Lon'sa genuine pom
mum III Myrtle, violet, sweet hrur lilly. carnntinl.
&c; Phttys celcbmtel cold fur soitenlng an
Identifying tho skin. Lows brown windsor -unp,
CIeavcr hnnry snap ubias extracts FOR the han kcr
chief large assortment combs tooth nail mud hair
brushes har d. yes shaving bfnsr, fine colosus Nc,
Fur sac by JOHN II. SEAA x co,
NH 2gls nraraists.
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lire, LIFE AND MAstINEINsyX

INRE, LIFE AND MARINE ENsTN
L ANCE.-Lynchburg Hose d Fare Insurance Com
many.
This Company makes Insurance against 'oss dam
age by Fire Dwelling Houses Gore- obacco Fnctb
lies and other buildings, furniture gods. al
merchandise eeneray.in und country, ON the
favorable terms.
Also make, Insurance on the lives of all persons or
loying good health and OF sound constitution for the
whole duration oflite or form limited period.
Slaves employed in ordinary occupations, will b..
insured asonal lie terms
The Company willalsr take marine risk from md To
my of the Northern Southern Ports, al favourable
rates.
B)ARD or DIRECTORS.
JOHN ROBIN MCDANIEL. President
JAMES NJ COBBS, Tice President.
SAMPSON DlUGuID, Chief Engineer.
DIRECTORS.
Don 7. C. Peters. Dexter Otey.
George W Yancey, Samuel Garland
William 7. Arde, son Joseph b. Nowlin,
John o. Taylor, Jumcs NJ. Boyd
JAS, O, WILLIAMS Treasurer.
CREED T. WILLS, Sec'y.
DR.. I. IA. Gllmer, ,,,r
DR. Wm. Otwpy Oven ''eN""' H'""f'F''
The Medical Examination + subjects for lnsur1,."
will be m,de at the office of the Company on each duy
betwrcn the hours of . and A o'clock, p NJ
frS "
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-10
I.,rsEE EXHIBITION

INHCE EAfKEBIElON. -On aud aller 10.
L morrow night "pui specially insie the Ladies'
at cry call and the Fashions IN l}nnncrs.
Cups, lend ,sses, Mnnllclts, Chuutn >rtif-, und
gfent variety other bcuatiai aud useful articles
All orders Tor pattern olhcr Bonncls property attend
ed to nnr90-ts A. s. ENGLEDOVE.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-10
HAT WAREHOUSE. svoAnonr ST., r

4 tAUIlON.-Asun Unauthorized person has been
~ endeavorinE collect of my accounts evil
IDENTITY having stolen them, and knowing how many
he mny be in possession of deem my duty to caution
the public against paying money, due me- my other
person or persons except myself Mr.. Robert s. Elam
or Mr. John NJ. Miller as shall acknowledge no other
receipts. marl6is WIN. A. MILLER.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-10

4 LIVERPOOL FINE and g. A. SALT, Marshall
IL brand; Liverpool and Ground Alum SIt-land-
ing The ship California; direct Liverpool,
City Point, and for sale low by
DOMAINS d. JOHNSTON,
mario dc, Petersburg, Va.
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NO PERSON Is AUTHORIZED TO

receive money Tor US except Mr.. Jno. NJ. Miller,
and we sha acknowledge other receipts but our own
md Mr. Jne NJ Millcr's.
mnrl 'ts MILLER & ELAN