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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-12

a correspondent of the Hardy Wing, writing
from Pendleton county, saws the snow in the Al,
leg any mountains at this time averages three and
han feet depth; and the writer is informed that
h's driited in some places to the depth of from
one hundred 20 one hundred and fifty feet; so that
the top branches of the tallest trees barely pro-
leot above the surface
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no l.asl,srau- outrage 90 frrnchmen. The freneh
Tag had been grossly in-ulted. and 10 doubt ih"
IMPERIAL governmcnt will take due vengeance
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universal Family Medicine, aud recommended gen
oay b Hhe physrans for the OF Dyspepsia
Nervous Headache Dcrmgcd Liver Sc.
Tn certificate below Is FROM worthy widow lady Of Han
county. Of unAauhtcd vcractY
WHITE lINtN-. lisneV - Va Jan 30, 1850.
Mr. L. tKER, trapretorot B1ker's Premium Biters:
bar SRI cannot withhold t.Ic high csnaiioul have Of
yhnf Valuable Family Medicine and in uatiuga Of my
rnnpi4 thave suffered about i~p with disordCed
sou1t sc, which t71pcd enjoy anything that
aa without dnaFrreHg win mt. Immediately afterwards.
had Ia be aieted, hui that dit relieve the complaint
thu, tHucod using various remedies said to give relief but
u purpose began think Tat should aYc~to live
through this short life with but little enjoyment Of its word
iols=lrt Providence provided In looking wspa
found thai Bakers Premium Blister highly
meadad for lis rered stomachs, &C. procured bot
lie anl all my life tnutI any remedy give
speed .rL sorry to think that missed long
without tuuNug 81 such valuable medicine take
great pleasure la recommending 1t 10 others tlectcdm
liar manner Yours, MARY W ELLErI.
Fur sale by Messra ,rthT Whitehead, and Stabler &
Jouas. iyHchburg and by Druggists generally
nj
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Boz der WEIfale.
tryinen.

The \. \. Tribune has mn account of n formi.
dablo forny made by citizens of Guynndotto. Va.
upon the peaceful Black Republicans residing on
the other side Of the Ohio River. II appears,
from the narrative that the Black Republicans
have been holding series of night meetings To
take into consideration tho unhappy condition of
the slave holding States, and 10 devise some
means for tho umelioraon of their lot. This
gra,uitons proceeding coming to the knowledge
Of the Barbnrians or Border Ruflians, who live on
the Nirginin side of tho river, they went over in
body, EARNED with clubs" and made an assault
upon one of these patriotic and philanihropic
meotings-disporsed the crowd, and beat and
bruised many Of them within an inch of their
lives.
We suboin tho account below. II is said the
Nirginians will be demanded hy the Governor of
Ohio, and if not surrendered, bloody work mny be
expected. The Black Republicans also pro.
pairing another meeting to discuss the affairs of
their neghbors on which occasion they intend
to be ready TO repel club law
As we only have the Abolition version of the
Affair." II IA probable some material facts nro
omitted. But such NJ il is, give it:
On last Friday evening, at the close of one of
these meetings when most OF our people had dis
perscd, we were assaulted by band Of men from
Virginia, armed with clubs. We were not sus-
pectng such an attack, and were entirely un.
prepared FOR IT. Ono of our men, A. s. Proctor,
was hssaieu oy man, iirst Win II clnb uud then
with an ax. swearing he meant To kill him; others
shouted Kill him God d--n him, kill him !"
and when upon the ground, struggling with his
adversary. he was struck over the head with u
rail, and doubtless would have been killed had he
not been saved by his friends. Henry Radford
received blow upon the forehead from Il rock
cutting it very severely. The Rev. Mr.. Adams
received severe blow injuring him considerably
A young man, Nathaniel Hall. was knocked
down two three times, others received flows
| myself was struck upon the head with club,
prosirating me upon tho earth, injuring my head
considerably. from which am now suffering
Although inferior in point of numbers and with
out weapons, we succeeded in defending ourselves
80 that one was killed, though the most iiend-
like efforts made, the most horrid threats
and imprecations uttered and yells that were
heard at long distance.
During the ARRAY the mob were hailed from
the other side to know if they wanted help, thus
showing that it was preconcerted thing.
"They dared us TO hold another meeting, say
ing they would come over in numbers sufficient
to whip the whole of us. And am informed
that they now say that il men enough cannot be
raised in Guyandotte they can be procured from
the country, and that we must be put down.
1.-The names of the parties so far as have
learned then, who engaged in perpetrating
the outrage are lhos Burlington, WIN. Bulling-
ton, Henry Mlstead, l.. Peters, Isaac Ong, Jos
Gardner, besides many others do not know.
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a ,trroNlTn II. :.
NrEW CHARACTERIZATION" a u


II both FOR MEN AND 10UTHS.-fhe SUBSCRIBER
bees leave inform of 1ynchbufg that ne pro
poses opeuug FfsCING ScHooLin this city as soon as
sufficient pupils obtained in which ne WIZ give
instruction in the art of FENCING with the SMALL
SWORD. the SABRE, the BAlUNEI or The LANIf'
This graceful haathu and useful as been thoroughly
mastered by the subscriber pupil IN onel OF the
Military Academies in rope; and he icels conn
that those who patronize his Sale Armes VIII always
seized the opportunity Of becoming acquai
with pshmcnt elegant aud an exercise so con
lnctyc to vigorous health and means Of sede.
fence objections urged against other arts
praeiieed with the view.
Further particulars also the bestof references can DC
obtained y calling subscriber, at the washington
House. 1'D DENEb'
NJ
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"A FRAGMENT or NoAu's ARN Discovered IN
ILLINOIS. The Barl>,own llliuoisan says:
Whist visiting friend in Sangumpn Bottom
IN this county, n short time since call
cd to exalnnca specimen of stone which he had
lately taken from neighborng quarry. The Gu,
rosity consisted of two sandstone rocks which
were FUND joining each other in contexural form
which when separated, the face of the pre-.
scented the appearance of having been pnrt of
the side of the vessel near the gunwale; there
seems no doubt to have been overlapping of the
tlmhers in the form of Il cornce of moulding
around the vessel. The work of art is plain
To be seen on the stone us the floating vessel:
the holes formed by the nails are very distinct.
ns wella' the fossised texture of the wood
There are also pieces of iron with the specimen,
witch seemed to have been used instead of
cnuIkng between the strips of plank
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H. n Np"ih2 and Su ann - i3ta Carters>
SPANISH MIN II RE stands pt.riuH alove NIL others.
Ia singular cHacA, the blood trenghening
and NFyng qualities its tonic action the Liver its
dens - drive all hnu1rs the thereby cleansing the
sfstrn according Natures prescriptions its harmless,
aud tho timr extraordinary good effects and the
huf testified 10 by the respectable cit
Hehsa Rehmnn Va, and elsewhere, must be conclusive
evidence evidence that there bumbug about it.
The trial ota Singh bottle viii the skepcal
If Its benefits 1dlm
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.., New Hoo,,s, New Book.

a T.V n, y
Y ! SEED just received and Tor sale by
"a, d "a J. - q T. II. NOWLIN.
y=,O SssppEEs Of TOBACCO WEST
VIA BALTIMORE MD--1he undersigned, Forward
ing Merchants Agents Of the Pennsylvania Railroad NJ
Baltimore respectfully solicit SHIPMENTS OF TOBACCO
To ALL POINTS IN THE " EST AND SOUTl WEST,
aud acquaintance with the trade having been for
son years large part of the Tobacco
through Baltimore they atter themselves that they
give satisfaction TO shippers.
Freight r. v rs by other line,
lonsisnmens 10 or oin solicited, and punctualy
attended to MAtfRAW n NUNS
70 North street Baltimore
Refer To- jacob Head Co.. i Brandt jr Baltimore p l.
Dudley W T Smith, Mcdaniel Hurt & Preston, Miller
Crenshaw, Lynehbmg Crenshaw go. Richmond
Ii1y
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NOTICE TO MERCHANTS, &c. she La"
In relation To licenses having changed by the Leg
stature Monday In May to the first Monday in
April all merchants required by law TO get licenses
are hereby notified will attend Mt the Shofhs once
city, Wednesday the 10th inst ut O'CLOCK a.
M purpose assessing and collecting the lcen'e tax
Lynchburg Office in Lynes building opposite FRIENDS
Warehousr THoS BILLIARD. G. r.,
apl l-dil6if GHRIST'R tBAkk sh
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4
= quite crowd was Mau street, Friday morning
curiosity impeled us to ascertain We approached
ana were soon satisfied 1t WAS Of our Young men
ed IN me OF tnss y Ranes style Spring Coa-i
really beautiful Upon making further inquiry we found
~as called the PARoDl OPERA COAT. II throws tvefs-
hig we have seen this in the shade Yong gsai,
npl ~ "
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-12

porrsyIfLE Pa, Feb. p. ls.6
PRof. DE Cir ArH & CO.-tunts would like
Electric OIL and also the this entire place
Please send six dozen 2jc four dozen medium,
aud two dozen 81 size, and draw Yours
truly, JoHS :. C. MARTIN Druggist
The tgenunc) "Ecric or cures, aud the (genune
tric on sells-make note of ha-bu remember that
is genuine unless signed in Writing thus; DO rah Co..
and T. Smith Also the blown glass and
teethe Office Is 30 South Eighth street. below
Chestnut, Philadolphia
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B sTEAMsnIp RoANoKH.-ri

- fCssS, ST EA MsrsIP ROASDkf:.-Ehe
sszsa steamship, ROANOKE, has been put IN first
. order, and again commenced her regular trips
New York TO City Point.
our merchants and others ordering Goods from New York
will not forget to ship by her.
Goods Slipped from New York on Wednesday arrive in
Lynciburg on the following Saturday
LEE Il JOHNSON, Arents
New York aAd Nirei4ia Steamship Co
r. S-The JAMESrONN leaves City Point every We'd
hesday morning and the ROANOKE every saturday uinf
AT . o'clock, for New York fife 22tsl T.
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~ ceved several brands of fine Havana Cigars in orgind
cases among which cigars to suit the most fstdou tastes
We nave made arrangements receive Cigars
'nc manufacturers In Havana and keep sale
az al times the most approved brands of genuine Havana
Cigars IN the market II TIToNpsoV G 70
apl sis Ano,i,aaoria. nuJ nr,nc;s,s
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= e, Az, OF NAN LIS OF new and beautipl svl,
'lgm - u" t. sla 90 with thirty distinct patts,s ali
l tie most fashionable manufactures in Ne. ort ~
John 81
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Apcrfun,rd Esrem.h, pcnrIy white Tccih. .nnnd


- CITATION, Philadelphia, REPORT on SPlsRMATOR.
KHoE and other Diseases of the Sexual Organs an
account of the and dcccptons Of Quacks and Valuable
AlNoe 10 the afflicted, by GEO Il. CALHOUN, NJ H. Con.
sulnng Ply sician of the Howard Association, Phadp
IA VIOLENT Institution established by special
Ion The relief of the sick and distressed afflicted Nirulen
anu Epidemic Diseases copy the above Report " i'll be
seat by mail in sealed envelope FREE OF CHARGE on
the receipt of TWO STAMPS for postage. Address DIR
Ian IN,
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re DltGClD y SONS, will keep constantly on hand
large stock of all kinds If FURNITURE of their manu-
aeturc which they viii be pleased shcw the old friends
patrons OF 5. Duguid Sons, and the public generally
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-12

GS5=AsG :" afS, Ar &e.-JoHN ii. DIDLAKE, successor
n,e, 10 hls father II N. D.dlake has just received
oeann'ni iot OF CARRIAGES, BUGGIES, 81. lie Is also
prepared to put work ORDER and all repairs neatly
ana promptly done having in his employment Mr. T. r. New
oi Inc best Coach Smiths in America having served
ine IN some OF the largest manufacturing establishment.
ina dts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-12

.1fH lU1g =
"a 90. N - einsih ahd' aluhriek Breakfast cans orIoa
all Cts ''i' , -, snd look at them
JOHN ABRAHAMS
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lbs Prime Mountain Lime. in 6r,, as. -
=, o'aer Just received, in and for SAL m 'e
j Il & y. IL NOWIIN
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-06

VH SION MERCHANTS. SAN FRANClSto, tAl"-tof-
13 FRONT NEW YORK )-Particuar attention
paid SALES OF TOBACCO and consignment direct from
the Virginia Manufacturers solicited
REFERENCES.-A. & \. Lawrence n Co, Boston Allen
& Paxson, New York Courtney & Gushing. Baltimore
Davenport Allen CO. Edmond, Davenport Co, Ludlam
Watson. James f. Heath late auditor and Crenshaw q
Co.. Richmond McCorkle q Jones Mcdaniel, Hurt Pres
ton, L {. Ferguson Co, aad Miller Grenshaw, Lynch
burg.
n NB-IIaving established branch of our house in New
York resident partner in that city will give his personal
the receiving transhppng and securing the low
freight Gree of eommssion) all goods consign
cd o san Francisco House.
Messrs Edmond. Davenport 4 Coz will act for Ms at Rich
mond aug 2-ondlN.
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IA Chronic Nervous Debility, Disease ot the Kidney anu
all diseases arising Dsordcred Liver stomach such
Constipation Inward piles Fulness or Blood to the Head
Aedy stomach, Nausea, Heartburn Disgust for Fond
Fnness weight Stomach Soar Erueations, Sinking
FIuerng the PIT OF the stomach sM INNING OF Ia, ea
0cult Breathing Fmtterng At the enr 'hoak
ing Suocane Sensations when in lying posture Dim
nss Of Vision Dots or before the sight Fever aud 1al
skin and Eyes in the Side, Back Chest Limbs &c,
Sudden slc Of Heat Burning in The Flesh Constant lma8
ings Evil great depression OF Spirits can be enreua
ly cured by Doertn IIoofIANps ctlfRltAltp GEkMAN
il1rERS prep1edby Dr c NJ jackson, Germon Medicine
store No. 10 Arch door below sixth Phladclphia
Therpov the above Diseases mot eNcoled tcqaa
ed by other preparation 10 Che nie st3 a. the cures
attest, in many after skltu physicians had i9led
These worthy the attention Of nvalda Posses
sing great virtues in the reetieaion OF the liver ana lesser
glands exercising the most searching power IN weakness aud
affections of thedsest'e organs they are "i' 'A' e'h
VIRGiSIa rEsrIuoSY--pr J. NJ Wilson, Lexington, Va.
lcrs They become all the ragc Nohing else sells
The reuth Legion published at Woodstock VA sad, jan
10Th sll: b." Great MeiciueWe have uniformly retiained
Of th" day nnless thoroughly convinced
value Among those we worthy of notice, is the
terman Bers inventedby Dr. oofand aud preparatory Dr
Jackson, Philadelphia one instance in particular in which
the superior this medicine have been tested has ia
under observation During the last summer son OF
Mr. Abram Crai of this county was very seriously Affected
with Liver Complaint and after trying IN fa various rene
lies purchased bottle of the Bttef and after using H. was
som1eh rrlieved" his distressing lhaial NAV h,,h m '
bottle and Is now restored entirely i"health
enis always strengthen the system, and IT,
For sale wholesale by Druggists in all the rnci ana
retail apoteeaes and storekceper III every town inthe
sud soid hy STRoruER & WHITEHEAD J. H. THoap.
I,,l,.rs in medicine eyrryyyhcro isep cts.
AyER'- CHERRY pECTOlsAA, for the
r,t,id Of Coughs, Colds Iioar-eness, bronchitis
Nloopng Cough Asthma and Consumption, is universally
known the best remedy eyer & Ir % T
ness the Of its cures that almost every
section of the country abounds in persons publicly known
Who have alarming and even desperate
of the nngsbg lis use When once ed ils suP'
cape observation whore its virtues are known the public
longer hesitate What antdoe to employ i"r ,e uase any
dangerous affections Of the pulmonary orga' Wich are
climate by its timely use many, ma! Almost
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] T.. BONDl'RANl' I
RICHMOND, February :, /


Rssrs D1rc CpConing from the Theatre one hlght III
Jannav Just opposite Lafayette Hall received from s'ne
unknown blow face with, think, sileh)
which fclcl me ground nscnsihe aud bleeding rese
Is. awaklnE consciousness found my tave bHf cut
aud bruised. and very much swollen applied 10
Tuf Oil which at assnaEed ana reieNeh
swollen parts which suffered great pain particular
my enabled me 10 and tp 90 about
my work the blackness which usually appears about
eyes blow, aud giving me more relief than could
have supposed any remedy would have given in short
time curing face which wash the wo' pos
sble appearance with much gratheation give yon
with my thanks this certificate Of its efficacy. -
Yonr friend G. 4. KENT.
for sale by SlROIiEk y VIII thl'Npt
,.,If,p LyuchhurE.
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APPROXIMATIONS PRIZES
The preceding the succeeding numbers to those
awing the first 200 rrifs viii he cuttlcd Ia the 200 A
nxmation Prizes For example If ticket No 1880 draws
the @3a2a0 prize those tickets numbered 1als ll2li
1851 lla2 will each be entitled to 500 and according
the above schomo
PLAN OF TIE LOTTERY.
In the above scheme there 10000 tickets numbered from
to2nooo There 300 full zcs ndsoo Approx ximauns
akng In all 900 Priges
The numbers from a00oo corresponding with the
the tickets printed separate alps of paper rolled
eneircled with small tin tubes aud placed In Glass
Wheel
enclrcled pla ed In another wheel Alter revolving
wheels nunbor drawn from the wheel of numbefe and
the n prize Ia drawn from the other wheel, by
ys who hludiolcd Tho numhcr aud the prize drawn
opened and exhibited 10 the audience and registered by
oConnissloner the prize being placed aasi the number
This operation Il repeated until all the prlhes ARE
out The drawing s then printed, and after compari'
Il, the Commissioner corhes to its correctness.
[ W Prizes pay able in full, WITHOUT DEDUCTION
Address orders for Tickets 10
H. FRANCE a co,
g., DIN na
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TERMS.

The VIRGISIAN published daily at Sc, and m weekly at
ner annnm advance. No paper will be discontinued
t a option of the Propreors until all shall
have been paid
are inserted for 50 cents per square
IA res or less first Insertion aud 31 each
ance unless ordered inner form weekly and then 30
will be charged for each insertion. If the
rons marked on the MS 1t will be published till or
i,rel out and charged accordingly
"''' THE YEARLY RATES ARE
F,rtw do do Oh
ror one do scmweekly kly......................... %
D Advertisements for both papers subject spe
cal contract
- Annual advertisers will be limited their immediate
or advertisements charged transient
- All advertisements appear in the daily and tri'
weekly papers ,,......,
telbly for the excess
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TuNNs THOUSAND DOLLARS WANTED.
II -1he subscriber ha the most desirable WATER POW.
R of Cras with about 700 Acres of NOUN
tAlS which large deposites of Iron ore
wish Bloomery make Bar Iron from the Ore
ill sell noicty of the said land for 900 and will add the
mount with the the purchaser the
suitable buildings fof said purpose which would cost
S2000; number of aequantanees will take
toek in enterprise 500 and upwards
Shc viii be applied the erection of the said machinery
selling by retail in this county at cents and the
forge is 90 miles.
Being well satisfied the Investment viii be profitable
earnestly solicit the aid of trends
le o prosecute the work
will give detailed who NAV
isposed to engage in the enterprise.
Address-NEw CASTLE, Craig County,
aug l7cts. CLIFTON G.. HILL.
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EygRE, LIFE a. MARINE INSURANGE.-
- Lgac6br4 HOSE Fire Insurance Compday-Ihis Com
ny makes against loss damage by Fire, on
Dwelling Houses Stores Tobacco Factories and other build
furniture goods and merchandise, generally IN
town and country. the most favorable terms
Also makes the lives of all persons enjoying
health sound constitution for the whole duration vi
LIFE for limited period.
Slaves employed in ordinary occupations viii be insured on
reasonable
The Company " also take marine rSks from and io any oi
the Northern Southern Ports at favourable rates.
DIRECTORS.
JOHN ROBIN MCDANIEL PrcsjdfRL
JAMES NJ CORBS Ticc President
SAMPSON DIUGUID, Chicf Engineer.
DIRECTORS
John O Taylor, Saml H. Mckinney,
Dexter otev. Samuel Garland,
James +. Pay me, John T. DAVIS
VIM. II. Sratton, Pleasant Preston
JAS % WILLIAMS, Treasurer.
CREED T. WILLS, Scc's.
Dr. VIM. otway owen, ue3jcoy Fyomjgers
Dr. T. II. tiilmer. .,,
The Medical Examinations of subjects for Insurance will he
made of the Company each day between the
hours ~ and 1 O'Clock. p. N iel ~.
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VOL. 4-.-NO. 1888.
MISCELLANEOUS.
II OOK At THIS Extraordinary Dnssrance
II "A AGAINST F1REi,

j AGAINST F1REt' - -,
fnraet Of from Noro,k "a, dated January y iss6
Mrssns T. C. HERRING Co-Gentlemen: On the 7th De
cmber Messrs Adams Cos Express ONCE situated IN
story brick building In this city, totally De-
by o and their buried In the burnin
nna yesterday when was dug out, and even the
with live GOALS land almost redhot iron lay
Witnesses this fire; and thing can resist nen neat Us
nonplarc could be botierit triumph indeed VIC
aeloe certificate several parties who saw 1t opened
fourstrnlX "o"'AsD ~
CERTIFICATE -
NoRyoIK VA, January H. 1856.
uy rea,ea Of Nezsrs Row land Bros this day attend
The opcnng of one IIerrngs Patent Fireproof saies
which vaa in the December belonging to Messrs Ad
Goa Express and found the papers and conteLts IN
efc state Of In opinion M severe
could DO had, large four story building snrcy
the safe remained thewhole time surrounneo
e and subject to an intense heat for ty days before aug
Signed GEo l. ANDERSON, G. HALL,
wM D REYNOLDS nEySohps' a 3 MGlEAs' rxHons
am fully satisfied with the manner in which the above men
Agent Adams a. Co.'S Express
Extract troa a Norfolk Paper
Ap,M IIurrings celebrated Fire proof SAFES
Adams Express Oneo when the building ~ n.
reyai .res ago II remained buried Ia the rubbish until
hprslay when taken Tho hre on the OCCASION
of tho hercos we ever saw ana wnoh e
hest was found after lapse OF ery aay WIS ms '''
fher ae IL contained found be sound and gener-
b good condition. thus aiordug another proof oi he e
y superiority of these snfcs The one alluded 10 may
> esc, nt tho warehouse Messrs Rowland Bros, who
70 agon for tho makers II shows clearly the evidences OF
seyere neamhustibe qualities when lis EXTERIOR
d gared around 1t for hours days and
s =. 80
Iler,nga Patent Champion rirc.proof Safes. with Halls
a'"' '""''' ''0'' ''''' I. G. HERRING g. co,
Nos l35, l33, 1.a Water street, N. Y.
}. II THOMPSON co, Agents.
,o,, I,ynchburg,
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The above via Ohio River A Slight advance Is
charged by Railroad No charged
0 Goods thrDHRk dae. Consign 10
BRIDGFORD 4 Co. Richmond.
REFERENCES IN RICHMoNp-Stems & Brnmmel Tinscy
Co. Selden Miller j. H. Claiborne, j. w. Wright
& Co Chas + Wortham Co, Shields Sonnerville aud
Edmands Davenport 4 Co. june 25ts