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The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1856-08-07
The CALIFORNIA WiDOW
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IA, TIE HUsBA DIS RETURN.

qua Itwas a snowy. blust' ry night in Jan
'uary. that Augustus Rawlings returned
Ito his native village. after an absence OF
more than a year from his family ra
Mr. Rawlings had been to California
to seek his fortune For gold he had
left behind him fair young wife. who
loved him, and of whom he was very
fond for gold he had denied himself Of
domestic bliss. but few months after his
marriage; for gold he had encountered
the dangers Of starvation. of fevers. OF
being sacrificed by robbers and Indians
abroad, and Of being forgotten by Bar
bara at home for gold he had tolled in
cold. mountainous regions and in burn
ing valleys--in pestilential rivers and
perilous places-and now he had return
ed. sa''o 1919 s524l 9H q
You would not have known Mr.. Au.
''2gustus, with his bronzed features and
beard Of vigorous growth. His most in
innate friends failed to recognize him, as
'a with his brown felt hat slouched over his
q brow, and his short cloak mufied across
bis throat. he made hi appearance in the
railway station, when the last sou herr
train came in. I'''l"9 p a''7 1Hoa
Augustus cast his piercing eye abou
him, giancing from beneath the sbadowJ
brim Of his outlandish hat. There were
eat least dozen. faces there familiar to hi'
W KEN. Sam Jones. within the magic cir
g.cle, OF his refreshment saloon was serving
"a cakes and coffee to his customers. in tn,
% same jacket he had worn year before
xsand looked SO litle changed that Angus
oYftus could not Danish the impression tha
he had patronized his stand no longer ag
.Jdthan last week. t,eii,,oq ~, .,e.,
VI NJ. I'llsee il he knows me- thought Au
. gustus. A cup Of coffee and hot roll,
he added. addressing Mr. Jones.
-rsQ The coffee and roll came on with aou1
vd ish. and Mr.. Jones turned to serve ant
"a. ther customer. ssea r
hHs Forgotten thought Augustus, wit
.4s.avery strange smile. If you don
% know me who will? believe even m
10 wife has changed. am stranger
BE my own town 3bo, -po;or.a
-snuos He drank his coffee, ate a piece of Il
ms roll. and turned away.
s Eighteen cents, if you please. sil
-s:s cried Mr.. Jones. touching his should
rae over the counter. - .is4st sre 81.
-aasm But You trust 2 .at fs..a,
sdi ds Couldn't think OF such thing. be
3on gipg your pardon. rsn i,
s4sdsm' Not to accommodate an old acqua'
aatance.' returned Augustus. lifting his h'
Very well and he threw q piece
silver on the counter. z a6Y
80 asn' Rawlingsi' exclaimed the astonish
5o'ihJones. Bless me. who'd have though
% TOP" Hush n said Augustus. laughing.
'aii IF these people know me. shan't
ed able to get away from them tonight.
9Efz must hurry home. My wife is web.
Oas bops--and my mother--' ~
az glass'rhey're all well. and they'll be q
to see you.' said Jones. They'll
surprised. for not q soul has exp1c
you ia<1ti
= = So much the better
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1856-08-07
faitz3s .,GfFsd "a ss
loapoetrg. sa sa.a
=: 4vgwi v Fron the Christian spiritualist.
To my Mother In the Spirit
sr cora wvvlllILls,rns


shit&t 1890 q n3ffi q i-&- fiW En9HEiT1F 9d
Amurmur SWEET az ifof Spirit,voices i.
a II borne upon the summer breezes near,
Nv heart unto its music sound rejoices
AUpifted from its earth life's every fear
Tfeela warm and fragrant breath caressing
Ny brow, upturned upon the starry skies,
Methinks ] feel spiris-moher's Blessing.
The showered radiance Of her angel eyes.
fo abs9a glsl 1n r3l.9ilfs NGa @ stfs
0ncelmore upon the breast Of love reposing.
My weary spirit thrills with childhood bliss
To every troubled thought my heart is closing
Immortal life gows in my mothers kiss!
The cares Of earth--its haunting fears receding
(. feel the breeres of the better-land, ,qi .e-
With blessedness my mortal being wreathng
MY footsteps guided by an angels handl
And glorious scenes all wondrous rist before me-
Unfolding realms of Wisdom. Love ane
- Thought.sAs..- ..--.---7.-..-...
Eden.like wales gemmed with supernal beauty
And angel bowers by iuspir alton sought
a wander sue y SAucs Win tAASS'
Amid the wonders of the spirit land,
Aud the pure glowing thoughts, that eartf
9fth would smother ''..' -"
. Wake into life beneath thy loves command
feel the tide Of human freedom swe ling
Into proudly glorious burst of song!
Nof.ar of earth the invocation quelling. 7as
The earth dlvested of the might OF wrong.
I feel a bllssful harmony pcrvading free.
The human soul, from creeds Vi chained an'
Celestial CLEANS Of future joy invading f33la
bnThe aspiring spirit'sinmost sanctuary.
4 feel the dawring of a glorious morrow,
When care and death no more shall veil tn
Gai9o heart; or Goal bas ( fsorrow
When hcaven-scnt CLEANS dispensing earthl.
odJoys felt completeness shall % earth impar
fear no more, charm benignant cheers me-
f~el the breexes of the Better Land, inns
My mothers whispered counsels upwards lea
ii Beneath the guidance OF an angels hand
-
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1856-08-07

eE A Postmaster in cne OF the VII.
ages OF Berkshire county. Mass, writes
that of 50 Democrats in that village VINO
soied for Pierce in 1889, 30 now support
Fremont and Dayton. The Wings Of
he same village are unapinous toy the
Republican nominees.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1856-08-07

WAsHINGToN AND SLAYER The tol
owing extract from th. last will OF Ge"rg,
Wa>blng;o on ~ill show tha every impuls,
.ot that great and good man was In favor
Of universal emancipation
:. Upon the decrease of my wife. II /
my will and desire that all the slaves
which hold in my own right. shall re
ceiye their freedom. To .manclpate then
during her lite, wquld, though earnestly
desired by me. be attended with such in
superable difficulties. on account OF theil
intermixture b, marriages with the dowel
negroes. as to excite the most painful
senssti MS. if not disagreeable conse
quences from the latter, while both de
scriplions are in the occupancy of tn
same proprietor. il not being in my pow
er, under the tenure by which the DOVE
negroes are held. 10 manumit them"
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1856-08-07

~ Col. Benton is making great
canvass in Missouri. He travels thirty
miles day. and makes on an avera e
two long spe, ches every twenty-f III
hours. When last heard from. he was
up in the Platte country. the strong hold
of the Atchison men and the home of the
Border Rufians. He made speech at
Parkville on the 18Th Of July. to a large
audience. He was very severe in his
structures oo Douglas and Pierce.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1856-08-07

ET i is said that at the eelebrasioa cf
he oh OF July in Binghampton. the Hon.
Daniel S. Dickinson, the President Of the
lay. introduced the following toast-:
The Women of the Revolution-Mo-
Tiers OF men and patriots. The women
Of to-day-Hoop! hoop! Hurrah 7"
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1856-08-07

E- Why did you leave old smith's
S, early last night?" was the ques ioO
.'Why you see l called to see Ms.
Nancy. and she wouldn't have anythlnl
10 say to me- So | sot awhile and ths
old man told me had better go. And
sot chile longer. and then one OF tn.
BOYS came and took me to the door an
g We me a push. and then ! thought ma.
BE- my company WASH; wanted. and SO
Ilett
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1856-08-07

a uurmur SWEET az if Of Spirit,voices
a II borne upon the summer breezes near,
Nv heart unto its music sound rejoices
LUpifted from its earth life's every fear.
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ARRIVALS AT THE
Washington Euou.c--snead n Clark prp's

JUyE % & 23.--G " Cummings Californiai Jas
Bowling, Fluvana; C A Edwards, City; Jas Wiki
inson, Rockbridge; E A Langhorne, Lynchbnrg; ihos
Steptoe Richmond; E May, Scottsyillc; Peasants
&Lady Jno Stanard, Richmond VIM II Peasants
Mrs SIP Plensonts, Gooehand; Kelly, Packet Boat
Henry Daniel, Missouri; " Nowln Lady Camp
bell; Jno Stone, Jno Didlake, City, Jno W Adams,
Pittsylvania; Jno NJ Miller, Thomas, t J Moman,
DR. VIM Strother City Col Anthony, Campbell;
Jas E Ecles, Petersburg; +. Carter, Miss Hal
back Campbe Hon Jno b Floyd, Abingdon;
Bondurant, Amherst; Anthony c Anthony, Camp
bell; Moses Arnold, Jno Leftwich, Jno Hopkins,
Bedford; Jesse Irvine Campbell; Alin, Richmond;
Mcdaniel, Mrs Johnson Mrs Gray, Miss NC
Daniel, Union; c NJ Thomas, Montgomery; Jno Is
Gaddess, City; Hiram Cheatwood, Bedford
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Wing Meeting in WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, June ga meeting of the
Wlags was held last night, to take into consider
alton the course to be pursued during the coming
Presidential election, which drew together large
and promiscuous assenblage.
Mr.. Seaton of the National Intelligencer, was
called to the chair, and member Of the American.
party wac proposed rs Secretary, which coca
stoned great confusion. showing that that organ.
zation was largely in the ascendant, and that hat
few Wings were present who stood aloof from all
parties.
Senator Jones Of Tennessee. spoke in favor OF
distinct organization TO acting as allies to any
party they might agree to support. Mr.. Camp
bell of Ohio, also spoke, avowing himself mem
Der Of the American party.
A committee was appointed who reported res
olutions recommending that the convention pro
posed ny the Wings of Kentucky be postponed
till the last Wednesday in July. and that all sec
tons and delegates be requested to deliberate up
on the proper course to pursue in the present Girls
is. The resolutions were adopted, and the meet
ing adjourned.
Mr.. Campbell, of Ohio, was again called out
in response TO the Know Nothings,and commenc
ed speaking. wnen the gas turned of. crea :
ting great confusion, amid whicb,the assembage
departed.
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LATEST NEWS.
The Wreck of the Baik Pallas -Ten1ble los.

CT Life.
II was announced, few days ago, that the
bark Palms from Cork. was wrecked in the Gulf
"f st. Lawrepce. and large number of the pas
sengers drowned. The following additional de-
tails have been received
The bark PaIlas sailed from Cork on the 2ath
OF April for Quebec, with one hundred and thr.
ty'sx sieerage passengers. She had good run
TO the entrance of the Gulf of ST. Lawrence. -
She struck on the south side of st. Paul's Island.
The life boat was got out and every soul on
board might have boen saved but there was rus,
of Passengers in the boat, which caused ire
mendous panic and confusion. No persuasion
could induce any number of them to leave her.
The consequences was that the boat was stove in
and all on board were drowned. The captain and
the remainder of the crew aud passengers stood
by the wreck until morning. They were then
conveyed ashore in boats from the island. Sew.
enty nine passengers and three of the crew
lost. The bodies Of the three seamen and three
passengers that were lost. we're all that had heen
washed ashore while those saved remained on the
island The poor sufferers by this disaster lost
everything they POSSESSED. The vessel broke
up soon after the island boats had taken off the
last passenger.
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Death of Mrs RyndeIa.

The mother Of Capt Rynders died in Troy, N.
Y, on Tuesday. nj the residence of her son ia
cob. She was 81 years of age. The Troy
Budget says she resided in Waterford nearly
eighty years being the Oldest inhabitont of that
place. She woman of strong native intel
lectual faculties, aud was highly esteemed by
everyiman, woman and child in Waterford for her
many noble qualities. For over fifty years she
had been member Of the Methodist church of
that place. Fer the last twenty years her son
the captan,has been faithful and attentive in sup
plying her with all those attentions and assidu-
ties which go so tar towards smoothing the de-
clining days of the aged.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-24
The Kans, s Convention.

CLEVELAND. June 20,-Ihe Consen''on o.
delegates from the Kansas Societies OF 'he N"l'n
met In this city at 10 o'clock, this morning, anu
effected preliminary organization. Inc. a''t H.,
dance was thin in consequence OF ,he r'ea'' y
their Eastern Association Of their selrsa,t1,
Delegates were present from New o'k' as nnn
sylvania. Indiana Ohio and Kansas o'ne' ~ =
wov. New England was not represented.
Goveynor Reeder will be here this afternoon
AFTERNOON SEssIoN.-The Convention rr'asi
SAMPLED this afternoon but transacted no ons
ness waiting the arrival Of Gov. Reeder ana C0''
Lane,
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RepOrta from Kansas.

ST. LOUIS. June ga letter to the Demo
cra', dated Lawrence. June IL. states it is re-
ported in Lawrence that six thousand Missouri
ans are preparing to invade Kansas. and that
Sumner would meet them with two regiments and
six pieces of artillery. This rumor is doubtless
incorrect, as later dates than the 18th would have
reached here. were such large body of armed
men about to invade the Territory. The advices
by the steamer Lucas are probably much nearer
the truth.
CHICAGO. June 90. "A private letter received
here from St. Louis, states that the recent re-
ports of quiet in Kansas are part OF plan. t."
induce the Government to remove the troops from
the Territory.
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WI a nS III Il -,

AT Oakley, Prince Edward CO., Va on the morn
ing of the 18th inst, by the Rev. Mr. Wiles, Mr.. THos
j. HARDY, of Lynchburgto Miss LucIE ELIZABETH
CHEADLE only daughter ofthe late Josiah T. Cheadle
of the former place.
BY the Rev R. B. Thompson on the evening of
the 18th inst. Mr.. JoHN }. CHEADLE, of Prince Ed
ward, TO Miss SALlIE VIRGINIA HARDY, of this city.
RsErMethodist Protestant please copy.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-24
BY TELEGRAPH.
Teiegr"phed Expressly for the "virEinins.s
IA1EST FROM EUROpEi
ARRIVAL OF THE ATLANTIC,
ARRIVAL OF MIR. FILLMORE.
THE CHAMPION DISMISSAL.
=H==-
AdSanc ta tnc markets.
Advanc in,ne markets.

INV YoRK, June 23d
The Atlantic hns arrived. Mr. Fillmore was ono
OF her passengers. Salutes fired from the Col
Inns dock and the Battery.
The English public were without official announce
ment of Mr.. Champions dismissali but regarded
1t as fixed fact The statements by the Asia caused
htteexctemeuL The London papers argue the case To
be aporsonal one and causing necessity to dismiss
Mr.. Dallas. The Times is bitter towards the United
States.
Flour advanced Cd G5ls Canal 3oG134; Ohio 35l(9
37li Philadelphia ai4@abl Wheat advanced I'd;
White lo9@lli Red D sdGalo I'D, Corn advanced
ls.als6d, southern white 2ol Northern prime white
300; Yellow and mixed 80. Consos 9iAGao4I
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-24
FIlm Havana.

NEW YORK. June 2l.--The steamer Quaker
City, from Havana on the 18th, arrived here to
day. No news at Havana. No intelligence had
been received from the official sent TO Costa ri.
Ca The u. :. frg tie Savannah was off Havana
the 10th. She reports all quiet at San Juan.
Market at siana. Stock oil Sugars on hand
265,OJo boxes, shipped last week I00W; prices
firm. Mo'asses % noe and advanced in price.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-24

The Wrightful Star says !, is the intention Of
the Hon. James Buchanan to take up his quar-
iers and spend the summer at Wabank, II place
of some celebrity as fashionable resort for gen
men Of leisure on the banks on the Conestoga
river, u short distance from Lancaster city.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-24
Hon EdWa,d Everett.

The health of Mr.. Everett is such that he hat
requested the city government of Roxbury Mass
to release him from his engagement to deliver his
address on the Life and Character OF Wash
ing,on" on the 4,h of July. He is about to Wis
it Newport to try the effect of a change of air.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-24

DETROIT June 10 james J. Strang the Nor
mon leader was shot at Beaver Island on the
10TH fly two of his former followers. lie rece'v-
ed three balls into the body, and severe blow
from pistol on the head Strang was alive up TO
noon 18th, but was in very critical condition
The assas sin s had been arrested.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-24
Small Poxin S,cottsvilIe

Three cases of small pox of a violent type hav'
broken out in Scottsville during the present week.
- SO we are informed by gentleman OF this
place whose infolm nation came directly from thai
town. No deaths had occurred at the time thu
news left Scottsvllc. Charlottesville Advocate
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-24
Fall OF a Wall Fatal result.

Friday afternoon, Daniel Smallwood. foreman
for Charles L. Walker, the contractor, whilst
tieing rope in connection with the operations
AT Wesley Chapel, Washington. was crushed In
siantly to death by the north wall of the building
falling down. His age was rs, and he leayesa
vito and child
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-24
Cling Home.

Padre Will left Washington on Thursday ana and
it is said will proceed to Nicaragua IN the or'zaoa
on the "a inst. III henlh and ades're 10 co,'ei
with his government are the reasons "s''s "''
for his leaving.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-24
Te,euraphic Communication.

OGpENLBuRG. n. Y. Saturday, June 2l' 1856.
The submarines cable connecting this place
with Prescott, Canada, was successfully placed
in the St. Lawrence River this morning mus
putting New York and Canada IN ,'llect commu :
i,ication. But Is minutes required to stretch
the entire distance one mile.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-24
Nomination Accepted.

PHILADELPHIA, June 30.-The committee Of
the Anti Fillmore Convention waited on TX Coy
ernor Johnston last evening, when he promptly
accepted the nomination tor the wee rfes'uen
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-24
A Monster

On Wedn.sday,the I0t instant, Messrs. I"r3
.rsn, CIV Co.. near Ocean View, on the Ches-
apeake, caught monster of q sawfish IN 'helr
seine, some thirty felt long. It has been skin M
ned and sent TO the museum al Cumberland MA
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Dnath frnn I,iPhi ming

A man named Martin Fennell was instantly
killed last week at I.ambertville, N. j., by light
ming in shed where he had taken shelter. The
lightning struck the shed. tearing off the roof
and ran down post against which the dece ased
was leaning
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-24

The Paris correspondent Of the London Chron,
icle, writing on June 9th, says eft Is reported
that France and England will make JONI pro
,as, a,,o;ns, tho recogniiinn of General Walkers
Government to the United St.tes.'
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-24
Col Reptor at ST. Louis

ST. LOUIS June 19.-Col. Benton arrived to-
day and took rooms at Barnum's Hotel pub
lie reception will be offered to him He will speak
at the Court House on Saturday night.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-24
MovEMENTs OF OCEAN STRANGERS.
ALn LAND AnENEW.-Notice {. hereby

aid LAND MADENEW'-Nottce is hereby
~ to every tobacco planter no radesto Iynchbng
that have been appointed John kcttlewel sole agent u
lyecbug for ill., sale Of his celebrated composition Of Potash
md Plaster particularly for the erohoi Ioeaeeo
One barrel the price OF which ia $ applied with moderate
Quantity of farm per II auure Two acres OF and si MAKE
new land s 49, w. A.. MILLER,
maye In Basin.
NEW GO 0DS.-Thc su bscribcrs have rcceiv S,r
by RaiRoad NEW GOODS, consisting 10 par, o. s on,
nones Dress Silks French Work Coilais and sleeves
% Cactus Skirts With many other scarce ana aesrape
the l7-dsctswavl yoHE T. DAVIS & CO
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-24
Public Dinner

Hon. Lawrence NJ. Kei,t hes declined pub
lie dinner. rendered him by the citizens Of st.
llelana, S. c..
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-24

T.uEvEs ABour-We have heard of several at
,enpts being made recently break open houses and
alb ;tract property under cover of the night We
q yc this notice to put citizens their guard and
the poliee on the look Lett the rascals be caught
aid dealt with according the of their just
deserts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-24

FINE WHEAr--We had sent to us yesterday sam
pie ofpurple straw wheat raised upon the farm OF Mr.
William B. Taylor in Prince George. 1t was small
bundle of the stalks which were OF most luxurlant
growth The heads were remarkably large and well
flled--ayeraging nearly eighty grams each' OF the
richest and plumpest appearance The sample sent
US was said not to have been the best the field, but
we wonld not care to see better.-P. Mtellgeneer.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-24

NEw York, June 2l.---The steamer Ericsson
sailed hence to-day Tor Liverpool, with S20l 952
in specie, and 76 passengers.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-24

Tng PROGRAMS and other announcements for to-
m ,rrow exercises will be found in to-lsys paper
A grand time may BE expected.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-24

HoN. Il. II. Bailey. OF Virgnia.was lying i'll IA
his residence ON Friday last.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-24

BIsHeP MEADE was in attendancea ST. Paul's church
in this city Sunday, aid administered the rite ofcon
funaton to eight person. The venerable old man.
though bearing up well under the weight of years
and burthen of labor depressing him, yet begins to
look as though his mission OF goodness and useful
ness earth is nearly ended, an! the hlissful goal
of his abors his hopes and his prayers nearly reach
ed. "May bis last days be his best.
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RICKHouD ADvERTIs1nRNTs

LCORWeA DDBN0 T. C0mM1gsn0N DUsn.
y NEssThe subscriber having DISCONTINUED the Grocery
% the FORWARDING AND CQnhlgnON BUUNess
Ills location enables him forward goods aud peoduco ri
very little expense thaa the customary dssyaSs and
from the basin #Sss &ssa 81 5ss e -.
discharged ieslsA n any knd q westher
and being the wharveA ~ he Of Taspsu
Inns he ship tobacco without 70 vessh
without the sghest pjuryas u load and un0aded IN
der shed. This will always lnssre prompt shipment
- A. b.. LEE.
eP-Produes cold and gosds purchased on consignment
may cots ALL