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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-14

II The larg. and commodious steamship JAMES
TOWN, Caps PARRISH, leaves City Point for New Aals.S
York cry EBSEsDAy morning at 9 o'clock after
Petersburg arriving i'll New York next
Throuhh Tickets including Railroad Fare and Meals
Room board steamer si.-Second Class Cars
M SteeraSp 90 LEE g. JOHNSON,
Agents New York and Virginia Steamship Co
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-14

ID wish sell the TRACT OF LAND which
1851 Joshua Thomas containing $50
the West side of the No business
Mountain.
man who good judge, and who has examined it, says
greater it good Tobacco land There but little
cleared. will 10 sold either for cash redi.
Mr. lives VIII show IL 90 those who wish
TO mine NOV 21c awts MICAJAH DAVIS. in.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-14

short notice every variety of Plain Fancy and
ornamental BOOK and JOB PRINTING greatly reduced
facilities doing fine work being daily in
receipt of the latest styles of Types Borders
uts &c the best Foundes in the North aud would
fully inform friends and the public generally that
orders printing filled in the best style
charged other establishment
euuthof Baltimore
Jobs printed in coors in the finest style Of the and
warranted give satisfaction
CARDS. CARDS = CARDS ~ Printed a very swift
N7n.p a extraordinarily che foe
~DTIfE.-Aii persons indebted to ~. silver
u THORN q co, and also, H. SILNERTHORN will
forward and settle their change
a business make il desirable II. SILVERTHORN
iun
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-14

-THE sANK QUESTION THE sESArE-rhc AlrLawlviA
n.ne states that member Of the Virginia Sensto s4;ei
n days since the members Of that body had bocn pulled
the question and majority of three found L"
opposed to the new or free Banking system.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-14

lik4rH MISIsrEt-Rey. Francis :. Mitchell meha-
of the Virginia Methodist Conference died at his residence
Richmond tho LIST inst H. had been In feeble health
several years and his death uuexp ectci
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-14
InACroRY FoR RENT AND FTXTTRES FOF

UNACTORY FOR RENT AND FIXTURES FOR
SALE-We offer for rent privately until Tuesday the
18th January, large aud well arranged TOBACCO
FACTORY of r. l.. Dudley Ii not rented privately before
that day will then be offered for rent Mt public auction
the premises At the time and place will offer for
sale FIXTI RES heretofore used by said Dudley
These Fixtures in excellent condition. and well worthy the
consisting In of % Presses,
large number of Mills Bands Segments, Wrenchcs, and In
fact thing the prosecution of extensive
bu To who would desire to rent the house the
woud be bargain and on liberal terms. To
desiring in the business this property offers
n splendid opportunity
PLEASANT PRESTON, lr.n,..
EDWD. ID. CHRISTIAN, ~
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-14

pas THERMOMETER was 80 beow Zero FrdsyimOrnins in
tmond
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-14
I 900 Prizes, niOouatingSo NJ
AUTHORIZATIONS rnIXIS

900 Prizes, nrD0notbugIO 10000
APPROXIMATIONS PRIZES.
rho preceding and the succeeding unmbera those
winning the s 2o0 Prizes entitled u Appro ximaton r
3 above.
The payment of all Prizes guaranteed by tho State Of
Maryland
An Tickets In the Lotteries authorized by the
ryland bear the autographed signature Of up X brennan
General Agent for the Contractor"
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY
There 10000 Tickets numbered from 10000 There
900 Prizes The numbers from to 5000
with those the tickets printed slips of
rolled and encrcled with small lin tubes placed
wheel Tho amounts OF tho different 100 full prizes al
rolled the and placed another wheel
Tie 900 Approximation Prizes decided above.
After revolving the wheels number IL drawn of the
wheel of numbers aud the tho
Prize wheel by boys who bndoded These opened
and exhibited 10 the prize bdng credited IA.
number drawn by the This operation
pcated Till all the Prizes drawn
Persons wishing particular numbers send their orders
early, with instructions what 10 do they sold
The drawing viii be promptly snut to all purchasers
PRICE OF TICKETS.
Whpcs $40, Halves ); Quarters $50 Fights 1875
Address orders for Tickets to y. X. brennan.
dpcl lin Raj
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The above sale Is postponed till TUESDAY the 18th Inst
the property In LyDchburg and till TUESDAY, the 18th
January ls to the property In Roanoke and Montgomery
counties when viii take place the premises
GEO 7. PEERS, lr,u..o..
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-14

=. MrErrSo--A meeting OF the iLynchburg Relief
m he held a; 3 o'clk this evening In the public room
v,so,stAS OFFICE for the transaction of business
.,,.,,anco is requested All are members who con-
-, TO the Society last winter A MCDONALD
is'e Secretary
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-14

Tynchburg, Jan r. Isjh
At tn. last re guitar meeting of the Musical Assoc
pal ntation, by of the members of the
'a oandou OF large number of citizens during
.ioas mt perod II resolved unanimously to
bs ser! nr hands as President of the Lynchburg Relief
@ IA ynher of concert tckets-ssy four five hundred
oeH Of and when sold, Concert will he given; the
10 he which to be put into the hands of your Relief
he dsbursed they think tit toward the comfort of
ciesy, 70 W Yours, respectfully,
needy ID. JONES.
JEHU WILLIAMS JR,
Committee.
,n.ycu ESQ President IyuchburQ Relief
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-14

NEW CONCERN.--Jos. II. Wilson has this day
~ ISOLATED with him Thos w. Johns and John $. Lang
the Grocery and Commission business the
style of Wilson Co.. the old of JOS H. Wilson
They will keep large and well selected stock of Groceries
Staple Dry Goods Iron Steel &c. Particular attention
paid the sales OF country produce and liberal advances made
upon produce in hand.
JOSEPH II. WILSON,
THOMAS w. JOHNS.
JOHN s. LANGHOKNE
IN IYnchhnrg.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-14


has been by the Ladies in Lynehburg for
years during that time has established for itself
reputation 1t cleans the eradicae and
healthy while its constant
untained breath Made and sold only
j. Ii. THOMPSON q cos
l5-dscifts New Drug
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-14

VABLu.IAM q. MILLER, date Of Char1osee
w CAMPBELIs) with view Of engaging permanent
" In the Commission business has located himself with the
large house Of H. o. HARDY Co. No 3D. Sycamore Street.
next to Powes Hotel Peersbnrg va where his friends and
The public supplied the favourable with
Peruvian Government Guano aud other ferlze Improved
Agricultural Implements. Machinery, &c All orders for
ioods and eonsenments Of Produce promptly and faithfully
attended To-.
Intending devote his whole time talents and
IGNITION the business and with fidelity which deserves
attend all business entrusted to him, he respectfully
,nos behalf house Of Messrs H. g. H. & Co. lib
nj pntronnpc fan 7-ltw I'm II.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-14

THE undersigned having sold their stock Of Goods tc
Nsrs Iry A. Saunders, would mort eheerNug recon-
tnd them to former friends ana patrons ,,u1,,
Dec. 81, 1855. MCDANIEL, Hthf q PhbSioS.
jan 3lScts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-14

- srONS CLOTHING STORE, No. IS, Sycamore street.,
Petersburg be found complete OF Genie
Wearing Apparel consisting Of oyercoats, varying In price
90 e40 Talmas ~ 800 Shawls ~ so TO o10;
Dress and Frock Goats 5 50 TO s4O Pants 81 o TO GIG Vests
Oh % to s Wooden and Cotton SILK Under Shirts and Draw
Shirts Use o. So so dozen Collars Of var
styles fine of Neck Ties and Stocks 100 dos
Gloves; Silk Cotton and Wooden Hosc extensive
Of Travelling Bags Trunks and Vslses; all Of which
offered at prices which cannot fail TO please.
All orders for work promptly attended to the
and raned TO ut. My goods all made
In the and warranted to wear we'll The poor
rich the aborer and the gent At leisure each
every find goods suit his and crcumstancss
T.,Wt ROYSrONs
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-14

uDHEUMATGSM, Pain In the Joints, Ac-
y We have Tor sale Mustang and Arabian Lnimen Rad
ways Ready Relief Itfies White OH Electric OIL Turf OH,
Arnica Lnment Roses Pain Curcr with variety
other popular remedies, 81 }. H. THOMPSON cos
dec 81. New Drug Store
lNOAL! COAE!! COAL III have hand n sup
~ ply Of Brush Mountain Coal which will sell quantities
TO suit purchasers Orders be left Morse Bookstore
sep 25-ifIn J. q. BRODNAX
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Orange Alexandria railroad different points from
Rock Fish ynchburg for which liberal hire will be paid
ian 3dAets SCOTT a. ADAMS.
vuNWO VALUABLE HOUSES AND LOTS
II FOR SALE ON ACCOMMODATING TERMS.-I wish
sell the House and Lot Judge Daniels HILL which
oou Rht from ogwood This considered desirable
family residence. Also, the cact Lot adjoining my
sold before the 18th of December
they will then be for
oc l-d2awts MlCAJAH DAVIS, JN.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-14

tyINC purc asdd the interest Of II. ssbcr q Co, we
ln continue al The oil stand, where wiz be pea-ed
jtn ;.d2 limo srABLER & JONES.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-14

.THE Poor AGAIN-At such time and with sri weather
suferngs the poor be intense. 1t Is extremely
Iftut who have procure fuel, teams
NJ hardly able the slippery to transport
be the destituon OF those who without
pncy as well fuei II s indeed fearful thought that
ne danger death from the of the
oaforts such bitter cold ye, 1t is trac iL,
reforc ior the humane to bestr thensele and for
Sc who have means lend helping hand rlrve thu
rTerings of the paor.-R Dispatch
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-14
Voc CAN HUY WATCHER, JEWER'
~ aIINrR ~ ARr Ann FANCY COODS AZ a

j SILVER WARE AND FANCY GOODS, At
wholesale and retail every variety and style atlow A
cash prices by calling at NOWLANS, sign Of the Ea A
vle, No a. Sycamore street, Petersburg, Va, where
you viii per He has just retained from the Nor
en Manufacturers and Importers with the largest and most
fashionable assortment of Watches Jewely Silver Ware and
offered this State Would not be better
you to his magnificent Stock and at
he buys all his Goods for cash. and sell
them less than the regular prices for the quality
Goods You also have your Watches and Jewelry
the and short notice. and get
fashionable Goods In exchange for
Rem the place. sign of the Eagle, No. a. Sycamore
street Petersburg, Va. THOMAS NOWLAN.
The weekly Columbian. [volume] (Columbia, Tuolumne Co., Cal.) 1856-1???, 1856-07-19
LIQUORS! LIQUORS!!

THE SAN FRANCISCO STORE HAS NOW IN STOCK THE
largest and best selection of Liquors, Wines &c. that
reached this market; Comprising
$50 gallons Prime American Brandy;
200 do do Monongehala Whisky;
200 do do American Gin;
200 do do Holland Gin;
100 DO Jamaica Rum:
60 do San Cruz Rum:
ITO do Superior French Brandy, Segnette;
90 do Superior Cognac Brany, Seignette.
S. do Superior Sazeras Brandy;
baskets Champagne Mumms;
90 doz Claret Haul Brion;
so doz Claret San Julien;
so gallons Sherry Wine;
so gallons Lisbon Port
20 dozen London Porter;
10dozen London Ale;
dozen Absynthe;
dozen Lemon Syrup:
dozen Bakers Bitters.
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SAN FRANCISCO STORE.

A large Vcrfety OF -
HOUSE FURNISHlG HARDWARE,
AND CARPENTERS TOOLS.
TIME Liquor Buyers, Bar-room Proprie-
tors Sc will oblige by calling and overlooking
our stock of
BRANnIES-otard Dupuy Dupont seignette, sazerac,
American
WIIISKEY-Iolay, Irish. American
RUM-.Iamaca Santa Cruz.
GIN-Holland, American.
WINES in ca sks-Tort and Sherry
WINES in case-3o Baskets Champagne % Eases Claret
RJTIFRS syrup Cordias Absynth, Tlavoring, Ale and
TOOMi 4 O'KFFFFF.
,+f Corner Broadway and State st.
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CL o THING

JUST RECEIVED AT THE SAN FRANCISCO STORES
20 doz Miners Overshrts, grey, blue and red;
Is doz Socks, mizen and wooden knit;
doz cases Miners Boots;
bales Sheetng;
bales Heavy Duck;
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Probate Notice.

Probate Notice.
In the matter of the Estatel In Probate Court
of TuOlumne County
GEORGE CowsERT decd. .Jube 30th 1856
James A. Jackson Administrator of the above mention
ed estate having filed petition asking for ten months
additional time for settlement of said estate and also
for order TO sell all raa estate belonging to said dc
ceased at private sale and representing that such sale
viii be of material interest to said estate. -
Ordered that the additional time asked for se.iement
be allowed and that notice be- and the same IS hereby
given all persons interested TO be and appear
the Hon. Probate Judge of said County at .ne Nou'
House in Sonora on Saturday the End day OF August
1885, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ to show cause II any. why an
Ter of sale should not prayed Tor by said ao
istrator.
BY order of the Court,
r. A. ROBINSON, Probate Clerk,
Is F. E. WHITE, Deputy Clerk
~ July 5th, 1s56-tf
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Crackers! CrackerS!! CrackerSI!!

A- On team HB<R 4&eKS
COLUMBIA
THE undersigned having purchased of A. P HOLSTER the
stock and fixtures of the AMERICAN BAKERY including
his splendid CRACKER MACHINE in prepared to fur
nsh to Traders Miners and Families SODA BosToN
SUGAR. WATER and GRAHAM CRACKERS, all of which qua
ranee to be of superior quality any made in the Stt
All orders promptly attended to- Goods delivered free
of charge 1nl-tf1 j. HOlllSIER.
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Clip y i II q 6 i.

w. Pure love is the sunshine which steal,
slowly and silently up the burning ill of lifes
and stays to bless us with its presence through
all lfe's weary way.
Ma. A negro hunting coon, in tree heard
something drop on the ground. 80. gOlly !!
massa' he said, Il looked up an found it was
dis darkey."
One OF THE MIssERIEs OF HUMAN LTFE.-Be-
ing compostor on newspaper, and having
to insert the marriage of the girl yon love. with
a man old enough to be your father--he is rich
and you are poor.
re- Some sandering bachelor says it is
much Joy when you first get married, but more
jury after year or two.
Ig-A young lady being recommended to
exercise for her health said she would jump at
an offer and run bis own risk.
m- Speaking agant long prayers Elder
Knapp SAYS ..When Peter was endeavoring
to walk on the water to meet his master, and
was about sinking, had his supplcaton been as
long as the Introduction to some Of our modern
prayers. before he got half through, he would
have been fifty feet under water
When Jack was poor, the lad was frank and Free
OF late he's grown brm full of pride and pelf
No wonder why he don't remember me.
Why 500 You see he has forgot himself.
Ma An Irishman. fresh from the sod, and
aryious to secure hmming bird. caught large
bee instead it stnng him. when Pat Grid out
.Houly Moses, how hot his little fut is =
MrTuAL ATrACHNENT.-A lady friend of mine
was walking on Broadway. II short time ago
when genlemans coat button caught in tn
fringe O, her shawl Some moments elapsed
before the parties were separated.
Il am attached to Won. madam" said the
gentleman good-humorsdly. while he was in
dustriously trying to get loose.
1.-THE attachment is mutual, sir" was the
equally good humored reply.
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GoInmbia advertisements.
G r OCERIE S .

OR OCERIES.
lust RECEIVED AT THE SAN FRANCISCO STORES THE
largest and best assorted Stock of Groceries in the South
ern Mines, COMPRISING:
10000 lbs of China Sugar No. l.
$500 lbs q C 2.
5000 lbs Crushed and powdered Sugar;
1000 lbs best Java Coffee;
$500 lbs Manila and Rio Coffee;
Is chests Superior Black and Green Tea;
$500 lbs Billings Sugar Cured Hams;
5000 lbs Sides;
5000 lbs Shoulders
Is bbls and hf bbls extra Clear Pork;
10 bbls and hf bbls prime Mess Beef;
5000 lbs Extra Clear Bacon;
$500 lbs Hams in brine;
$500 lbs Heavy Shoulders
so bbs Prime New Butter;
100 kegs Prime Lard;
SO kegs Syrup, in 5, s and 10 gallon kegs;
$50 boxes of Candles in l6 and 20 ID boxes;
Tobacco, Fruit and Grape;
20 or boxes Raisins;
so cs Preserves & Pie Fruit, of every description.
20 cs Oysters, Clans Chicken, Turkey Sardines
cs Fresh Peas and Green Corn;
6 cs Candy fancy and assorted;
200 sacks Golden Gate Flour;
100 sacks Chill Fresh Flour;
so sacks Oregon:
so Or sacks Self Raising Flour;
Is hf Buchwheat Orepon;
20 bbls Haxall and Gallego Flour;
so sacks Chilli and Mexican Beans;
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Columbia advertisements.
DAGUERRE0TYPES!!

of the Columbia Da-
guerreOtype Saloon!
State street, near Broadway.
YENHE SALOON LATELY OCCUPIED BY
Mr. BUCK has been enlarged and opened bv the sub
scroer, where he will be ready to execute splendid
Life-Like Miniatures!
AIso-LIKENE SSES IN THE NEW ART
a. M a R CD V Y PSRaa
On hand splendid assortment of the latest style of Cases
Lockets, &c, &c.
ErLadies CaIl.%9A
Particular attention paid to Likenesses of Children
Charges moderate and Likenesses perfect.
j. b. CAMERON.
June 21st, 1s56-tf
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New GoodS!
lust RECEIvED.-CANDIES FOR THE TUNNEL COM
PANIES. 100 boxes Adamantine which viii be sold al
prices far below what these goods present command in
this market
NEW BUTTER
hhis of New Butter, in kits averaging from 10 to 4o
lbs each.
MINERS BOOTS.
The largest and Columbia comprising
every variety Of calf and kip
CASE GOODS
In immense variety, comprising
Pine Apples, fresh and preserved;
Peaches, @
Apples g
Strawberries; ounces Chuck Cherries; Grapes;
Piums: Goosberres; Currants Raspberries;
Jelies, large variety;
GO doz Oysters and HOLSTERS, selected brands
OREGON FLOUR.
1000 CIR sacks of Oregon Flour, ground out OF select
ed Oregon Wheat
LIQUORS.
90 baskets Champagne;
so cases Claret;
SOAP.
80 boxes CASTLE Soap
so boxes HIPS K Hunts Soap;
For Sale at the
SAN FRANCIsC0 STORES,
MI Cor State and Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-27

IS Fulton street. this afternoon At three O'Clock ras
remains viii b. inferred 10 Greenwood.
In Brosslyn, Feb 26 JAMES nnnKY infant SON Of james
ard Sarah W. Ce aged year, mon tbs and days.
Tho friends and relatives Of tue family are rsspsc fully
invited 70 attend toe funeral this afternoon at two
O'Clock, from Clinton avenue first nerth Of Park
avenue, Brooklyn.
10 Bfookyn, on Monday, Feb. 26, EMMA c. dsughtsr OF
Robert and Rachel f. Bunker, In the 4th year
age.
Her remains will be taken to HUDSON, this afternoon
for interment.
California papers please Spy.
Al Tompkinsve, 5. l., on Monday, Feb. Is, FRAsusl
eldest son OF DAVID r. and Frances g. Blake aged years.
months and "a days.
The friends Of the family invited to attend the t
neral, this afe noon at two O'Clock.
AT Ossingitg Westchester unity, N Y, on Monday,
Feb 2b HnNArTA, daughter OF Edward D. and Henrietta
EuesdeH, sged years.
At Hsverstraw, Saturday morning, Feb %, HEs.
RE1TA HARDEsBERGB, niece OF Capt R. E. B'anch aged
years, month and days.
At Marlb rough, Ulster county N. Y, on Sunday Feb
late Michael Wygant, Of the above place.
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Married.

On Sunday evening, Feb. a. by the Rev. J. N. Robin
son, hr. GEORGE W. GvovEsTEEy to MISS MARGARET M.
DuRYEE both of this CITY,
In Trinity Chapel Sunday evening, Feb a. by Rev.
Mr.. Hobert CHRISTOPHER D.. CLARKE to Miss SARAH Or
MoND, both Of this city.
Al Westfe d, Staten Island, on Sunday morning, Feb
"a, by the Rev. Mr.. Morrow, Mr.. WILLIAM DECKER OF
Roomipgvne to Miss CHARLOTTE daughter of Rev Baah
Cooley, Of Richmond Valley.
At southport Ct, Monday, Feb. 25, by the Rev. S.
j. NJ Merwin, W. B. MEEKER, Jr, to Miss ELIZA g., eldest
daughter Of Joseph Jennings Esq, oil Of Sou hport
In Warrington y c., Wednesday, Feb. 20, by Rev.
John w. French D. d. ALEXANDER GAu, of the Prussian
legation 10 MARGARET, daughter of the late James Camp
BELL Mq., of New York
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.

THE CITIZENS UF TIE SEVENTH WARD, WITH DUP
distinction OF party who desire the election Of xllsra
Fillmore and Andrew Doneon President and Vice Pre-
tdep tho United States requested meet this evening
Ut Botanic ALL NO 68 Fast Broadway. O'Clock Tor tho
purpose forming club for the ensuing Campaign
zeyhAT MUS John ywshsreI. J; 4; Graz.
G. "A. buckingham, N. S. Thresher, Edw'd Merritt.
David Webb, Benz. K Buchanan Erastus W. brown
Geo. w. Warner T. Q. Inslee, Warren G. 9rAy,
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ITO FREDEkICK DODGES SURVIVING RELATIVES
Frederick hedge Canada, wtdower. ABOUT
year 1915 about forty three age; place
dence do not kroT think about 100 miles from Boston;
wfes name Elizabeth Cooner had several children; think
come OF their names were Elsa and Matthias; his faser
captain In the Continental tell his
Ny father had brothers. David and John; do
had sisters have had brothers; David
Connecticut John was drowned Freds 1ck Dodge TO
Canada as stated sho 'e had two daughter. in the United
Saies married by the of Adams;
went live with her uncle in Kentucky married by
The Of nelson, DOCTOR hid brother Ia law minis.
ter; think his Csne lived at Springfield; Frede
rick Dodge died in Canada in 1892 middle sze, stout built
dark hair clue information that would lead to
acquaintance with the svng trends OF Frederick Dodge
in the Upiea states with Nielsen Dodge, living Canada
West will be mcst thankfully received ANY having
knowledge the viving friends of Frederick Dodge
who win be kind enough write, will address Nelson Dodge
Town Receiver, Milford county OF Prince Edward
West
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A. Becker, ID Ann street, Manufactures 20
eSder hne French calf bo0ts for IS -; water
yIocf warranted 6O best French patent leather boos fair
ettshea, rom y 70 ~, Give them Q trial.