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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-03-06
MISCELLANEOUS.
CONDITION OF
ETNA INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF HARTFORD, CONN,

As presented Stockholders. and made ont in wpl
with STATE laws Of New YORK Ohio, Indiana Illinois,
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l..
The name Of the Corporation is ETNA INSURANCE
COMPANY. located 1t IIartflrd. Conneeticst
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-03-06
SPICES

DEEPER Pimeuto. Cinnamon. Ngtmegs, forsale BY Il
orlqs r TENNEY 4 S0RENSoN
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RtUNDKIEs.-
- csc Bushels Of Corn Meal;
70 Of0ibs Bran ana Shorts;
100 Bushels Oats;
- Bags SuFeI1He Flour now TeeoIy.nE sn1 ioi
sale by laa3 } " < ,. Y Ita-t,tl. =
aNLoEEI-The undersigned keeps on hands guPply Of
~ Poseyyle barrels hy the arze small gaan-
s-v :. S. JAQUESS & CO.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-03-06

WELL H. WALKER, City C5er1,.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-13
The s;tabbing Case at Cir oinnati

James Cory. charged with stabblng q. r.
Buell., of Washington city. opposite the Burnet
house in Cincinnati, was examined at the police
court in that city on Saturday. DIR. Biackman
te stified that he mad been attending Mr. l'ueli.-
His wound was three quarters of an inch wide.
by two inches deep penetrating the lungs. In
breathing al passed through the hole with sui,
fcien' force to extinguish candle. Mr.. buei
was doing well-ninety nine chances out of one
hundred we're IN his favor. He going down
to Lawreuceburg, and was quite able to take the
journey. Testimony vas produced showing that
Mr.. Cory was not the man who inflicted the
wound. Mr.. Buell. himself has also declared that
Cory was not the person who stabbed him. The
police court discharged Cory on the charge OF
stabbing. and also on that of assault, as Buell.
struck the first blow.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-13
a -. ~ ~ M w"s -, ~, ~ az - 70"

a Tn Circuii Court Of Amherst county, con-
~ tinned by adjournment and held the 25th day of
March, 1856
William NJ Waller Sheriff of Amherst county and as such
admir- of Charity Bourne, decd, and other, Plt'Gi
Elijah Fletcher his right and Cash.
well, decd, and other Defts
James L. Lampkn Sheriff of Amherst county, and auc,
admir- bons with the will annexed Of John Hansard
decd, Pitt
agsnst
Elijah his right ex'or Of Cash
well, decd aud admir- with the will annexed of Mly Caab.
well. decd, Defts
The Court doth adudge order and decree that Elijah
Fletcher do render before Of the Commissioners Of the
of the hires Of the slave Watkins the
last report in the year sis down the present time Aud
the Commissioner Is directed to take account Of the
the Peter CaAhw ell also
account assets enable him do he will publish
the usual order In the Lynehburg paper warning the cod
appear before him. day, and their
claims. These latter accounts the to
certain whether the John Baylor liberated by the viii Of
Peter Cahwe obtain his freedom And the Com.
will settle the accounts of Samuel NJ Garland the
this showing the amount Of funds received by
d. and John Hansard decd and how disposed
Of said will also the Of money
collected by James Garland of the Commissioners
10 slaves Charity Bourne, decd and My
the has been paid to the receiver In this
And the Commissioner will take account OF
the hires the John Baylor from the last report In ls4e
the time who has had tho benefit Of his hires
what amount collected What become the
fund admir- Charity Bourne decd will also settle
Comr account of his transactions down 10
And the Comr will publish the usual
the Lynchburg paper warning the creditors Of said
Charity Bourne az there be) to appear before him.
and their caims In order make distrbu
said And the sard Commissioner will make
Court with matter deemed pertinent by himself
required by the parties to be so stated
A copy-Tcse,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-13
ARRIVALS AT THE

JTNE l2.-R II Waugh, II Loving, OFT, G NJ
OFT, Amherst; N Porter, Arnoldton; Price, A
Cock, d Morgan, a Austin, Capt Anthony, J B
Dabney, Campbell; Young, d Brieky. w Kyle
j II Vineyard, Betetourt; W Potter, r II Fetter, W
Walton, Only G S Brown, S Brown, Bedford
Reid, Ddlake, city; J Baily, Charlotte II W
Shelly 7 Castleman, Stanton; Mcdowell, Fin
castle; W Duke lady, FloydC H; W T Campbell,
Liberty; Tollicofer & lady, Unonton, W Thomp-
son, Franklin; T Grammer, Clark, Halifax G II; L
7 Taylor, King George;J Gray N Y; G II Barsdale
Farmville Gaddess city; j NJ Pettigrew, &
r r; DR. G G Siddles. Halifax.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-13
Violence and Bloodshed in Kansa

Violence and Bloodshed in Kansas
despatch from ST. Louis, dated June TO-
says:
The independence correspondent of the Re-
publican. under date of the 9Th, says that Mar
shall Donaldson and four of his men. while in the
discharge of their official duty, had been killed
near Hickory Point, on the Sd. The Marshal was
in the act Of arresting the attached to the
party under Capt. Pate. Pate's company had in
creased destroying houses and driving families
from their homes Bull Creek.
One hundred and fifty men, under Capt Reed.
left New Santa Fe in pursuit of the marau.
ders. Report says that Franklin had not been ia
KEN though it was attacked by large party.
Capt. Pate's company had been liberated.
Gov. Shannon issued proclamation on the 4th.
in which he commands all illegal organizations to
1isperse or they will be dismissed by the Uni.
ted States troops. He calls for vigilance in the
execution of the laws, and the protection of per-
sons improperly without distinction of party
He adds that the proclamation of the President
of thu 18th of February will be strictly enforced.
requistion had been made on Col Sumner
for sufficient force to insure obedience to the
proclamation.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-13
ltumored Design to Attack DR.. Beecher's
Church.

1t was rumored on Saturday and Sunday. the
New York Courier says,that Henry Ward Beech
er's Church. on Brooklyn Heights was to be at
tackled last evening by an organized band of those
who had taken offence, employed by those
who had, at the very plain language in which
Mr. Beecher has discussed the exciting events
that have recently occurred in Washington and
in Kansas. The rumor reached Mr. Beecher and
Nr Henry G. Bowen, and was deemed of suffi-
Client Importance to call for the adoption of meas
urcs to repel the attack, if made A large police
force was in the church, but nothing occurred to
disturb the quiet of the congregation.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-13
Fiendish Attempt to Destroy Passenger Train.

The Chicago papers bring details of fendish
attempt, made on Thursday last. to destroy the
evening express train out of Chicago. Some
wretch had placed pie of ties and rails across
the track. and chained them down. freight
train, which happened to be behind the time,
coming first to tho obstruction, was dashed into
pieces. not a car remaining whole. The engineer
and firemen were badly hurt, and sixteen valua-
bio horses instantly killed. This accident pre-
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-13
RELIGIOUS NOTICE.

BISHOP MEADE will preach at St Johns Church
IN this county the 10th inst, and administer the
rite of conirmation; and the goth he will preach
ut Campbell G. H., ordain minister consecratc the
church and confirm several June ll-ctl9
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-13
A ia Circuis Co.rt Of Amherst County, con-
nued by adjournment and held the 25th Of March,

ATA Circnis Co"rt Of Amherst County, CON-
nued by adjournment and held the 25th day Of March,
1856.
John j. Shrader and Albert C. Harrison, who well In
their behalf for the benefit OF other creditors of
Watt Powell Decd may unite herein and contribute to
the of this suit Plaintiffs
Against.
Charles H. Rueker. Sheriff of Amherst county and such
admir- of Watt Dwell, decd James Powell Samuel NJ.
Farand Mildred his wife, VIM A. Lco and Sally his
wife James Powell r, Caroline Powell Samuel II. Henry
and ID. his wife Thomas IL. Henley and Name his
wife Edmund Read Willie Read, and Paulus Powell
Defendants
The doth order that the defendant Charles H. Rucker
Sheriff Amherst and such admir- of Watt Pow ELL
before the Commissioners of this
an account administration Of the estate of his ntesatc
which the said commissioner Is directed examine
state and SETTLE report thereon the court
err with the Plaintiffs debts and of all other debts
which the estate the said ntestate Is liable
The will also enquire into the fact and ascertain
report the Court whether the real estate in the bill men
toned Court House of this county be divided In
alot Wait Powells portion separately, his
ton being of the property and
make the Court with any matter specially stated
deemed pertinent himself required by the parties to be
stated said Conr directed to notify all the creditors
Of Watt Powell decd by advertisement in newspaper
printed city Of Iynohburg week for four
present before him their claims for exana
ton and settlement Copy-Teste,
LEO. DANIEL. Jr. CHI .
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LEO DANIEL, JR., &.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,

NmhNrBt U0uff HOUSE, bth, }
parties In the oregoing order Will take notice that
appointed the LIST day July next to the
therein mentioned which day at 10 o'clock In the
morning they requested AID all the creditors of Peter
Cashwe and Charity Bourne decd, hereby warned,
pear with their accounts vouchers copies
Court papers evidence Of debts prepared for examination
and settlement. RO NJ. BROWN Comr.
IN .du
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- NA-The undersigned will open School Campbell
Court House Va the second Monday In October
youths for College, the ordinary business of Every
attention will be given to make those placed under his charge
thoroughly acquainted with the subjects pass over
while undue restriction will he imposed will
be maintained aud rigid system will be observed
instruction
TERMS
Primary English per session of five months, $1,000
Higher English, 1851
Higher English and French, 1900
Greek, Latin French 80
Crock, Lhtn, French and Higher Mathematics 5000
Good board be had public Boarding Houses la
vae families In the village and In the immediate vicinity,
from eight to ten dollars per month.
2b,clawts r. NJ PARKER
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LYNCHBURG FURNI-
- .TURE EMPORlU M.-The sub
scriber, having re-openad at his old
stand trat,lJ i,,f,rpa his ft.iapIl mud

INT scriber having reopensd at his old s353S~@013
stand would inform his friends and
me pnbc generally that he has in large and
ILEGANT ASSORTMENT OF FURNITURE. surprising
thyhing before exhibited in this city Among the
many and beautiful articles he orbear mention
,imptons Paten, Secretary Bcdsead and Toilet Table
ed This is only exceedingly ingenious continuance
t once that challenges the admiration OF all who behold T.
~ charge for any examination stock and but little you,
ui buy All work sold securely packed, free OF charge
Hslf and Shuck mattresses made to order
E. J. FOLKS
Be call on Fokes before purchasing elsew
~ yen may regret IT, as others have done apl a2d&cly
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-13

On Friday we had a telegraphic dispatch men.
tioning fatal railroad disaster that had occur
red that morning on the New York Central Road,
at the Pekin station between the suspension bridge
and Lockport, killing two persons and mangling
nineteen others.
The following account of this dreadful disaster
we take from the Buffalo Commercial
The passenger train going east arrived near the
Pekin station at forty minutes past nine, fully up
to time, and there to meet the passenger train
coming west The latter was likewise on time.
and was endeavoring To get upon the switch in
order to let the formerpas The engineer of the
former, named William Adams, new man
upon the road. belonging TO the Buffalo and Ro-
chester division. His train was rushing on at
full speed, despite tho usual signs to sor, which
were given by the switch tender. When he near
ly reached the head the switch both trains came
together with terrible crash the two locomotives
riding upon one another forcing the baggage car
OF the train going east through tho passenger
coach Immediately behind it, to tho depth OF IL
feet.
The passengers in that coach were, as a mat
ter of course jammed aud crushed into an indis-
crminate mass,& terribly bruised aud mangled.
One lady, Mrs. NJ. +. Stevens, who came down
from the West and was bound to Vermont on u
visit to her friends, had tho top Of her head torn
completely off. killing her instantly. Her body
was terribly bruised. Her trunk was found at
forwards. and her address upon it, as belonging
to Charlestown, Mass.
Eighteen other persons in the same car were
horribly cut and torn limbs broken, and bodies
crushed and bruised.
On the other train fireman, named William
Haynes, of Rochester, n. Y, was instantly kill
ed. His body was found upon tho bank quite n
distance from the track. most terribly mutilated.
The engineer, Adams, was badly bruised
On their arrival at Pekin, our informant says,
the scene beggars description. Scattered over the
floor of the depot were strewn twelve or fifteen
mutilated bodies of tho victims OF the catastrophe.
On the outside lay the stifened corpse of II man
who met his death by the collision. close beside
him lay living form writing in tho anguish of
his terrible wounds.
A search was then made amid the wrecks for
others who might perchance have escaped notice
in the darkness of the night. Lanterns were pro-
cured and in one Car found the dead body of
Mrs. Stevens and four other wounded persons,
who were Immediately removed
majority Of the above had both legs broken,
and were badly cut by the spntors from the bro
ken seats and the crushed fragments of the bro
ken car.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-13
MARRIED..

On Thursday morning the 5th inst, by the Rev
". H. Kinckle, Mr.. ROBERT H. WAUGH to Miss
EMILY BROWN, both of Amherst
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-13

Sir-The National Convention of the Ameri-
can party, which has just closed its session in
this city. has unanimously chosen you as the
candidate for the Presidency of the United States
in the election to be held in November next. -
1t has a ssociated with you Andrew Jackson Don
elson. Esq, of Tennessee. as the candidate for
the Vice Presidency.
The Convention has charged the Undersigned
with the agreeable duty of communicating these
proceedings to you. and of asking your accep-
lance of nomination which will receive not on
ly the cordial support of the great national par
ty in whose name it is made, but the approba-
ton also If large numbers of other enlightened
friends of the Constitution and the Union who
will rejoice in the opportunity to testify their
grateful appreciation of your faithful service in
the past, and their confidence in your experience
and integrity for the guidance of the future.
The undersigned take advantage of this occa-
sion to tender u you the expression of their own
qualification in the proceedings of the Conven-
ton and to assure you of the high consideration
with which they are yours, &c
ALEXANDER ii. Ii. STUART,
ANDREW STEWART,
ERASTUS BROOKS,
f. b. BARTLETT,
WIN. J. EAMES,
EPHRAIM MARSH,
Committee, &C., &c.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-13
Fatal Railroad Disaster.

served tho express train No clue has been
found to the perpetrators of the act.
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AND FOR SALE NEAR LYNCWDURC.-
IL sale 554 acres Of well tinbered LAND situated N
Campbell County, 10 miles from Lynchburg on Of
Failing Creek and adjoining the property owned by Dr.
Flood, and formerly owned by Samuel Branch
For conditions Of sale, apply by letter. directed to
Richmond, Va JAMES H. GARDINER
an. 2ocwly GEO a. PALMER
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NABEsI. HOUSE -Tbi- con ven icnsIy located
HYGEIA mOTEL, ola Poin. Comfor..

II u
y This most delightful SUMMER RESORT, the most
inviting the Southern soaboard cniunt
Bath and all the luxures of the Tdewnter rcgonn broad
view of Hampton Roads and the Chesapeake Bay with
important military beside H. has passed the proprc
toshp Of the undersigned and Will be opcucd tho 0 Of
june, after which II viii not be again closed
Disease IL almost unknown al Old Point Comfort any
season For health Indeed 1t be said to rival the
secluded watering place the mountain
upande may feel no risk in coming down test the
ton and the nxures Of this aitractiy lowand retreat
Every department will be filled by agents had
while the general supervision of the proprietor will tho
comfort of Visitors and the reputation of the eatnb hmen
Od Point COMFORT May 9Th JOS. SE0AR
laa, | Aa.lu liz A-nIII.. a.al.
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MERCHANDISE, &C.



III This handsomely Improved Watering Place will be
for the reception Of visitors the 18th day Of June next IL
naed In dense forest of native aaks In the northern
part Of tho beautiful county Of Roanoke on the Turnpike
leading Salem way Of Newcastle to the SWEAT
Springs and Within days Journey from achmond or feers
burg -
reach Salem from Richmond, AT o.ock NJ, and will be
Immediately taken In Kent Summersuna splendid daily ne
Stage Coaches Roanoke Rod sulphur, 90 miles1
where they VIII arrive before supper and hnd every comfort
they they leave In the lno the next
morning. dine the Springs and reach the Grecnbrer
white sulphur before night, thus making an ENTIRELY
DAY TRAVEL of days. from Richmond or Petersburg,
In returning the sptnga passengers VIII he brought
White Sulphur the Roanoke Red Sulphur the hfat
day and after taking breakfast there reaeh the anad at
Salem In time for The morning ain 10 reach Richmond
= Petersburg the same day.
No expense trouble will bo spared make this
bio NJ any Watering Place In Virginia Although but new
candidate popular the propetors Halter themselves
destined take high position ns well Tor Its rnra
qualities for the style OF Its accommodations Mr. chas
well known frat rate caterer Tot the public and
his attention all the details Of public ostabllshmen
secured together with his wife, manager Under
their visitors may be sure OF cordial welcome
and the worry best treatment,
Tho Hotel which contains % rooms, including spacious
Hall Room and all tho other has bocn erected
models of aaie and furnish
accommodation for $50 visitors The present season. which
Will be extent thai be required hereafter
and In all will he The constant and earnest 81
fort Of tho propoors render their visitors comfortable ana
happy ,...a, ,... .,,,,
anazcd tho remarkable benefit derived from is by
pcraou suffering from pulmonary complaints usthea the be-
lief that among obe, valuable medicinal qualities II Will BIO
Monroe celebrity viz reducing tho pulse aud acting
tonic at the time II has also proved hRhy beneficial
persons rng from Dyspepsia and other discusses OF The
stomach could be shown by many were
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X, NOUvEuI. HOUSE.

NM.J MAIN STREET LYNCIiBtRG, VA
FM,,il Win open LIST July 1866 WEI1IS& HYDE, Props
s-.A This House IL now undergoing change of con.
s'rncton that VIII place footing with the best modern
bni Hotels The interior VIII contain
Ncnencc for guests aud viii be furnished In STYLE
gance and comfort suited 10 tho of all
that viii make frank, In fact with tho hstcasa hotels
the country may i4dsets
INABEuu. HOUSE. This cOn vcnic sly loen ted
~ aud eommodously constructed Hotel under tho
meni Of tho undersigned Ia In excellent condition tho
accommodation of the public The proprietor devoes his per-
sona attention to It, and will be wanting efforts nor
pcndures calculated promote the comfort his guests
An Omnibus Is always In attendance convey travellers
and from the Dopots and Packet Landing
NldSeiS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-13
CoMMIssIoNER's orrIcE, Amherst G. IL, April g

. 2. IT. I.
The parties foregoing order will
that appointed the 18th day Of July to
therein mentioned which day 10 O'Clock
morning. they requested attend my office with
vouchers copies Court papers, prepared
and settlement And all creditors of Watt
Powell hereby specially warned appear before
that'day with proof of their claims RO. NJ BROWN.
m lD-w4w
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-13

i9uorice aud Oil, in store and for sale by
IA (ap lo,ts) J b g. B. II NOWIiN.
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CSOMETHINla NICE FOR THE LITTLE
- FOIK-Just received beautiful assortment of English
raw Leghorn and Braid Flats and Caps for fans and
al ldrep 10 which call the attention of the ladies'
MCDONALD & HOOPER,
3doors above Exchange corner,
may OTIS Lypchburg, Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-13

MILL F0OD-BraM, Shorts, Shipstun and
vL Brownsuf-a large stock of the above, which we will
dispose of in quantities upon the liberal terms
apl " swim LANGHORNE g. JOHNS.
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GEORGE w, sHANKS,
A, HuPP,
GREEN u. BOARD, PROJECTORS,
WILLIAM WALTON,
DAVID q. SllANkS,

| f'V~Rchmond semi Weekly Wing Daily Dspach, Norfolk
Herald Raleigh Register Petersburg nteigenccr
| til ~ opped IIuno 7d6ets
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-13

.C<LAY PEAS.-(seOrae Y. scott a. Co., Of Pc
VI J tersburg, offer for Sale TWELVE HUNDRED BUSH
Ills CLAY PEAS This article has become of gcne al
use as improvcr of the Soil. Send your orders to
GEO V. SCOTT & co.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
]

Il onN W. TOWNlEN, Attorney ~ Law,
LYNCiiBt'Ra, ylfKilIL
lie viii attend all the Courts of the City Of fynehburE
and The counties OF Campbell and bedford
ie"hl give strict attention the collection OF Claims
n,nee tn sehoohold's building, Market street.
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LATEST NEWS
Mr.. FiIImore's Letter OF Acceptance.

Editors off The Uhig:
Gentlemen-Enclosed send you for publica-
ton the official announcement to Mr. Fillmore of
his nomination, and his letter of acceptance
r,,l
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2 NO THE LADIEs.-We hnve On hand the
largest selected stock of Extracts Cologne Yer
ana Florida and Bay Leaf Waters all kinds of
omadcs for the Hair Balm thousand Flowers Aromatic
Y inegar, o be found in the city
may LANGHOkNE * WALktP.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-13

FOB OFFICE FOR SALE.-l wish to sell
- the entire TYPE BORDER, CUTS CASES, &c, be-
longing to the Lynchburg Republican The type nearly
and the quantity sufficient for good Job Office there
being over sixty different fonts of type
2s-ts. HENRY ID. FLOOD Proprietor
II LIQUID GLUE, for mendins Wood, Glass.
Ia China, &c just received by
june lO.d&csJ. STABLER IL JONES.
XNANTED-TO Hire, steady, niddleaxed
w WOMAN as nurse Enquire at tho Clothing Bazaar
Of BURROUGHS, SHAFER g. co.
may23ts
I ~ bbls. TIA Il, on consi gnment and for sne
by fap l2 isl WV. A. MILLER, on BASH