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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-01-06

On Tuesday evening. the snt1 nit. by the Rev Wm f.
MeCarer. Mr.. ISAAC GILLOF, to Miss SUSAN A. " E3-
STER, all of this place.
Or Wednesday evening. the 3st nit, ry the Rev. Vim.
MeOnrer, Mr. EDWARB l.. CODY, of this city, to Miss
ESTHER M. WOOD daughter OF - Wood Esq, of Me-
Q gainesville.
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o. The New York Mirror says, it is by
no means certain that the Democrats will
have majority in the next Congress. There
is more Of the American sentiment among
the members than was at first known
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o. The steamer illinois brought funds te
pay the interest due on the California State
bonds, and the bonds of the city Of Sacra-
mento.
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FIRST PAGE:--What we have Escaped
The First Know Nothing Legislation--Life in
New York City-"There is Chiel amang ye
Taking Notes." ETC., etc.
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o. The gross earnings of the Illinois
Central Railroad, for six months, ending Nov.
LIST, were S1,430,110. The Company has an
undivided balance in the treasury of near one
million of dollars, after paying all liabilities
of interest and expenses from the earnings of
the road during the past year.
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j. FENDRICH & BROS have just received large stock
ofmporei and domestic cigars. They
large the Virginan Tobacco III that
good Cigars and Tobacco advise
F. FENDRICH & BROS,
novI7 Mar ST. one door above First.
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o. The Senate of Iowa has passed an &C
to allow negroes and Indians to testify in ca
ses where whites are parties.
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LEST NOTICE. TNIs,

e Notices in this place per line insertion
line Per line
count on longer time.
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HOVI,:ETO FARMERS AND PORK PACK ERs.
TgvE subscribers usual prepared to purchase Hogs
on ur own account slaughter and pack tor theirs
commission
We have TWO large Iron TANKS and will buy heads or
al 5lauabtered at our house be
dravage u any part OF the city
dec2- Ind W SAMUEL OfSH d w.
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STNnRIES

STNDRIES
- 5nkegs Carh Soda;
q bales Candle Wick;
50 boxss Raisins;
2j bills Loaf Sugar;
80 bbls Current, in store
dec20-d&v
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Naiy Freight Trains leave Fvapsve Ttrro aute
20 a H.. on which local rasse myers viii Re taken
E For formation through TckeEs arpIy at II
Comnany's ration Office head Lornsk street
ansVliie deelS j. !. DANIELS, Sup't.
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40 boxes Cheese;
50 do Starch;
100 doz Brooms;
POO ream ass d wrapping paper;
OF sale by
ORR, DALZELL & 90.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENT.

RATES.
OResquare ten lines less s0c times
week 81 so; weeks. 81 so; month, three
months, s. s. six months. $40; year SIS. Discount
advertisements. Cards of lines under
No charge for marriage. death religious
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LOST.

2 liverpool sALT.-2oco sacks on consignment for
e. sale at : i. 25 per sack.
Jan6-lw JOHN s. MITCHELL.
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j Ohm Sckualer,
Attachment.


.S&FoRE Wm Kempf Justice the Peace of vandor-
4 = hnTgb County. In diaua
Office Is Hereby given that the affidavit of John
writ of attachrn against
T. Jacob fEeyfqg,S good and ehastes. "a day
jam ls57 ard hst the i'll trial
I'D day Of January 1857, at O'Clock in the
ian6-3tT Wilt. KEMPF. J 2.
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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-01-06

IALTPETRF. Ersom safts. sulphur. Roll Birthstone.
- Alum, Perry Davis Pain Killer. Saeratus. Soda;
II Brazil Nuts BedcorAs reel and hemp and
manila Baektng Camptor Cram Tarer Cigars all kinds.
CopTeras Cloves Coffee. Glass TASKS.
Jars lanterns Ginger ground and reserved Herring
Mustard. Matches Mercantile Writing Fluid. Nutegs,
Lo' strs Oysters Paper Litter Fools and wrapping
Perez Caps Powder Pepper Sauce. Pepp Spice,
ipes, Ptch Tar. Rosin. Table Salt Sal Soda Elk
>arsarqriia Soap bar and fancy.
dimes, spirits Turpentne Tobacco assorted. Twne
s Z. GILBERT Il co.
ian5.sf Sycamore
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EXTRAORDINARY CASE.

RtCHMoNn, May lst. lSa6.
Gcnemen: My child had commenced breaking last
a in small sores which gradually extended tie entire
head including both which much by the
to fear that both would
tried all sorts of advertised and domestic remedies without
any good results then procured and applied little rIl
OIL 1t began to get better the bottle n broke and ap
led gals 10 iti again began 10 My elder daugh
SAID Pa, foget some more at that OIL sisters heal
oked so much better when used it." We get another
ote and her head nearly we'll This aegra.
ascd case and took half an hour every day wash IT, aud II
was very offensive one bottle feel assured will cure
her entirely, there but little the disease remaining
You entitled to this and for the benefit Others
great pleasure in giving you this certificate
Respectfully r. I. CHALK.
Dove A Co
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Respectfully. J Z. BONnrRhNT


CHESTERFIELD April 10Th. ls56
Msssrs Done Collaving used your Turf Oh nding
to be such fine medicine, th> II due You that you
should know IT, My daughter about fell uthe
rocker chair and aud bruised her thigh
assumed the form of n boil. very soft
lanUed by physician. but that did relieve
running and continued SO for nearly Ittt
every medicine could hear OF withuo effect unl
dueed totry bottle otyour Turf Oaor hottie
AID ahaii entirely healed lhaves used othei
ayid found the bcucht are liberty
this as you think proper ) tllALKLN.
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KIVOMONU. At TUth,
rnga sleigh ride this winter past discovered horses
IL raw, and the skin oil place larger than hand from
traces rubbing the inside of the thigh applied
Turf pl, aud In day or two he we'll Another
\ mule which was working my became unable
walk On eNamoiug his foot discovered nail two
inches long mp 10 the head My the ucghbor said
he would be good for nothn nail ont, Inserted
piece of lint and your Turf OIL once
and from that moment he has not lost hour b good
as ever also ahorsc badly suagged the outside OF
h thigh ia Two places about inches deep and four
IN, hes wide from which he sl Nour Turf
al was applied aud brought them entirely SQUAD II
truly Is one Of the remedies for havc ever
known and have lived in drug for several Ue
this as you think proper truly.
Ro MesSrs Dove \ Co. ! II. WEtSIGER.
For sale 10y STEOTUER 4 WHITEHEAD,
hn INuchhurr.
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"a SION MlR' HAM. On the Dock. Richmond Va
Thankful Tor tie era patroua extended to last
have mac gcucu to increase the line o Boats
house that boat will leave other day
tSuudays e>eepted BY this artng slal be able
put goods through than hc md very
nearly they by the 5 5 X r. much less
80 cts per HID which includes lraNaEe aud Wharfage when
there necessity tor dNyaEe lh drayaGe and wharfage
the Basin Box and j. HID The
Lock Tolls charged by the james Hor KauaWha Go.
passing tom, hobar cts, per Tom about Boxes
and Gus per HID Having these dsanaacs OF location
willing my customers reiP the benefit and charge only
iar price tar my services hoping thereby command larger
Ay personal attention willie given sales of produce
purchased Of goods on Commission. y. ). LEE.
ulV
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<f~Fr. BgdE NEW NOsA ~ VIRGINIA
EAMSillp GDiu consequence of the with
driwal Of the JAMESTOWN" for repairs &c
the ROANOKE will leave New York every Saturday evening
aud city Point every "Wednesday morning at O'Clock Pas
sruRets having Lynchug, by the South Side Railroad
1ucitv morning will connect morning with the Roanoke
at Guy Point. LEE y JOHNSON.
Agents for n. Y. n va Steamship Co
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:. ..;,., ..Lgsss r'Ho'c" rnom BUCHANAN TO
LYNenBURG AN RICHMOND.


Far from Iyhehburg to buchanan. COMMUNIST 80
From 1ynChbufg 10 Charlottesville. 30
the 2d Of October Paok Boats VIII leave
Buchanan \. NJ, aud Lyuehbnrg ~ p NJ, Monday,
Wednesday aud Friday and arrive in Edmond day,
al eack A NJ
Charlottesville passengers lcaYnk H. chburg = = NJ
Scottrsyiilc at lOf M dag, Char
lccsvll, at 81 T. NJ Leave LyitbHrg Buchanan and
Lexington ate 4 M Monday, "Wednesday and Friday aud
arrive Z l. NJ
From I.,ncbburg Richmond time and distances In
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DAILY URGINIAN.
From the L.os,srilie journal.
Edith Lowe.

Kiss me, with your cool red mouth
Are the lamps lit in the town =
Ifthe winds blow from the South
They will wan the good ship down
1.-THE sweet winds Northward blow
Till the night is on the wane
Cross the sands rldg, snow
shall see the ship again :.
Wild the evening tempest walls
Saith she smiling--"It is best
Ishall see the homeward sailsl'
but the wind blows from the Vest.
AN night long the ships Sc by
Help my sister, hold my hand
And hear the sailors cry
When the keel CRATES on the sand.
"From the rosy South, sweet wind,
Blow, and bring me gain for loss
All the dark is silver lined
That the South blows across
Dame Ursula told me SO
Yester night-hll by my bed
But she kept repeating low
Some old legend ofthe dead;
allow lady waited long
For lord who never came
Still the burden Of her song
Narrowed to word of blame
Well she was q lady fine,
am but simple maid,
And lover true is mine,
Therefore am not afraid
wealth and Pride have Truth forsworn-
Soothing at her WEged worth
Aud loves crowns brightest worn
By a maid OF lowly birth
Look, good Alice, II the pines
Lean to the nor,hward dowa the gales,
For the twilight Girer shines
And hear the blowing sails =
Ont across the lonesome moor
Alice looketh where the wood
Slipping TO the sandy shore
Meets the crested occan-Hood
sDear, the wild Winds stormy swells
Drift the bowery-tops of June,
And across the northern bills
Burn the splendors of The DON
For her smiling proud and pale
The blue tides climb eagerly,
With Il passionate sob and vail
Edith, this is all seel
"Well, all well if that be all -
1t is womans destiny,
If her heart to ashes fall
Her strong faith can never die2
Bring me, dear, my wedding gown
He will never see me wear.
Bring me lilies fully blown
And pale roses for my hair;
Sol sweet, help me put them on
Lilies-types of loving youth
And this robe OF dainty lawn
Are not whittier than my truth
Wild the sea-hoods beat the shore
"If my Willie comes again,
Smiling meet him Mt the door
Saying--Shc is done with pain
That fell asleep serene
With my hands shut softly down
And the ring Of gold between
That lie brought in Wexford town,
"Tell him though shadow lies
On my face from deathly shore
Far beyond the purple skies
will love him evermore,'
Morning breaks--sweet Edith Lowe
Ne'er shall watch and wat in vain
And the shadows on her brow
Are Of flowers, and not Of pain
And smile is on her lips
That shall lingcr there always,
Though of all the sunken ships
Deepest lies poor Willie Ways
EMMA ALICE BRowSr.
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spectiuy. l.. NJ. LEFTNICH


HIU TSLhNT' BodToId tnunfN Va, MN 7,
Mss1s Dope COtieutemen; USED about fourth at
bottle OF Turf oil upon the back horse. th
back almost over entirely place
hand cad this single application only applied
up entirely and permanently really sursed at the
quicknrsS OF It's curatvcs properties aud think prompt
and eticaeians than anything Of the kind and
have sold thousands of bottles othcr paan tor similar
1rlu
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tEss3NT Ny5sa asHssN a y ID -, .sagfsz-.sss..
eE sol lIIEkN NAH. ROUTE BE 49,
TWEEN RICHMOND AND WASHING
.IoN ia VIRGINIA CENTRAL AND ORANGE n ND Al.
lNANnBlA RAILROADS lie night Train Broa
Street station ats O'Clock allowing L. minutes passenger
lro h. Richmond aud DanN ulo Railroad supper ol!ni
ldls cot charge
FARE BY NIGHT LINE
Richmond tao tforuns vile. p
HORIZONS, llcto Washington by Orange aud Alexandria
hdlfit'l' j %
=, u W1f1TCOMB, Sup Transportation.
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n MS Il BRO bYERS Richmond, Va, beg 10 inform the
citizens u ncHhnrg that they prepared 10 execute
every description Of SILK, Cotton Wooen dycag Clean
ing we done in New York clScw here. We
machinery and tie very best of workmcn and
mice satisfaction patrons Merino, S and De LAIN
dy cd fashionable colors su the the
owuts Shaws OF description dyed ceaued Grape
Shaws dyed ,arip crimson other colors. equal Ia import
ed Nelves dyed equal new silk dresses Grease
wine stains ed - Htcud to do work equal TO
establishment IN the itcd States and fully solicit
The BtronagcO Of the czcuSof Lyuehburg and vicinity Gen
tccns Garments y ed and To look aral
DENNIS y BRO,
Successors to J. " Hines Franklin St. opposite Metropel
In Ritfl Nu lsrul
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a EVERY DESCRIPTION ON MAN OR BLAST
WARRANTED 70 CUR, AEp NJ DANGER FROM EXPOSURE
COLD. Price 80 per bottle.
Entered according 10 ddCf Congress in The Ctris Oboc Of ths
District Court the hasi,rH Hgaia by DOPh
y co, Richmond Ia ID ceats
READ THE FOLLOWING:
Come 10 get pamphlet. aud read certificates
ot performed hy the Turf oil certificates truth
respectable aud respected citizens
here whom refer, and doubt
n medicine any
other known Try II aud viii he satisfied what
TKuE TuHF OrL.-Rcad the following. cumc 10 ouI
aud Will tell you oi many others wine
cured
RICuMoNp, Nov II. 1881
Mssws Dope Gcntlemen:--I portion OF a DO tio
OF Yuur Turf Oh which very kindly presented
aud take pleasure in ing that found clectna
of the skin which had been practised
upon Tor several years by physicians without receiving
least benefit also II a - al
Tor months had been ed by similar eruption
the skin, and ho Informed short
OF one bottle he had been entirely cured
Respectfully. 4. NJ LEFTNICH
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H.Noas NEW N-.-sir.iniu aud s.on,-
sfnuu R.inC.-First Packet sail with lis. a-.
pntrH The superior. t9st sailing, double decked -
aua copper tGstsnt,l~ ehnoner. ELLEN. Captain
WIS Slt"ARf NOW loading and viii sail as above For
balance ot mi sht apply
DAVID * WM. CURRIE
Richmond.
PSShippers by this Vessel will get their goods to port
odestnatOu one half ed freight cheaper than m any
oagf route and m less time Insurance" effected on
tue lesi terms u. \ " c.
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hNsnha axe. planning assp ,,s,g,.-th
iHh "li.LH.-bt hAiIAM, MORGAN A 90 ,', "a
''ih auoNc me ''a- W orks3 LY NCHBi nc ,,,,,t ~
Inrs q" sash Blinds and poos dressed Lumber and n %
W. ia!h auu ''rhah' htai Saving brackets and Srr
Iape d&cy
4 sap rior Lot Gents fall Dress su,.,,.., 81
ana ah'fs ct the newest patterns now ouf in o,ii,t
10 ll,s l. l. ARMISTEAD
near Farmers Bank
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fSisN-c0n~tnmiiy GA i,a :. and 10. .r,c a,
~ lha yis IL G. HARDY a Co pct.r. f,sr.
brsst tta.'s 40. :, tloNaArEn ,v..I,

Y a al !, x
~ PHOSPHATE OF LlME.-Ihe attention Of lt'r,'a's
pound i9r theif approaching spring planting
he Manufacturer %
tHt3 may always depend upon being supuied win
lNE nAp Nfohl ARTICLE, constantly superin,,d.
. : 80 l'''ti"S Up
MS article mas now been before the for the be.
rloa oi nv y.aI during winch Time analysed M
iee huhoer OF the LIost fePutod Chemists different places
aa mas oeh tfei by various Farmers nearly every Star
~ 'e 'h"H VII" almost uhyaI ius success Perhaps one Of
inc Desi proofs oil ats Naue IS greatly Increased demand
ups'tIeie ia the history oi AruAtal Fcril,rs am, i
t4att'u by PERUVIAN tiA.o itsct, ich If uosscs
Hueh AN "hiage ilom lie tact 81 ammonia so Volatile
matter IA "ual9 IA i' preparation being chemically txcd
"e'I "HI d's!tilns tevii irobrosSNCig in,trt m
'"t' WI" le soil, tlls available salt >uIuhate .sal a.
Ha,d WIN soluble phosphate becomes fitted focd for t,a
a" dastil es dnu ~ lhcn readily up # viii .
"ua q.t As active ia iaduclNg early tunpo
LATHE. '' '"' 90
A there are large number OF super Phosplaies in marie,
Tor the }HAe al which would like to be re,rnns1I
earnestly request ali purchasing be careful to la ,
tFNuINE ARTICLE which will be n,
tea agents al Of whom are OF acknowledged resort4i
aHl II mem Mold myself FcspouSIU!c iur
my StIvr lLpspln!e Ailpacksgos viii be desuriI. rl
ca Consumers aud dealers Will he enabled to make r,
htns Tor hc supply on uitabie terms With my grp p,
with myself - ~ 'e'' so
MtaHRS H. c. HARDY & co, are my accredited mn
ole Agents for the city OF Petersburg.
A2ri"tarai clcmaad sole Propr,ctoy u 5llans5arg /
.-dt, = -
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tT-T
~ "A Dealers in China, Earhensar. Glass I.,Lt,N o. ,
NlID lia'ses Walters. Plated and britannia ~ m T.?
~~S Lamps ReIiecratarS, Wafer Coolers e. - ptAs
lures, Castor,, Fancy t;oods,
NM- AUGUSTUS MUIR, No - SYC Auort. s,,..
tAMrEL SrFHENs PlTtu>sIl5n ,.,,i'ii't
We are now receiving from Europe, per sIius W
"Saranak "Sterhcn trowsl n l.. Lime and s'''
hprlng stock OF china - Tthetwarc and nom tt ''
en- aud Eastern Fa,oii,sD Stock tia, " A.,
Hlaases Castos Lamps, Fancy Geod. Dur.,.4b ''@
a.d desirable. ant Merchants Iie.I '"' b,
"ihe1s wi" wish t. parth goods III lin. 10 80 anu
teNiud p'tes before purchasing as We llIlk II vii ~ "
tht1rlnrrts 10 ''''' - 80
We call attention stock Baltimore 81 ANA ".
mar3-is No i, -
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uDEtHI~.-bhe Ladies' can md NJ ,. WILL
LA Ms a y ms. the finest and beautiful 81
Pearl (eoHpetl offered IN this together
cry hne Roman. Mosaic aud feat GRmop
pea Coral sc Of the most beautiful description Also
very hne Mourning aud Second Mourning latest
style which they have just opened aud would be glad
10 the lovers Of he beautiful Call sceand be
nice lot Of Silver Gobet.. Mugs, Mustard Cups
Stands Napkin Rings Spoonsof every description Chirrns
Toys &e last received, and which they ofer cheap.
na
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E,ssurE a WEEK HhTwHE

II BALI IMnRL AND RICHMOND. by steam @>l-LL..N
BELN lDERE and MISUNDERSTANDING
STEAMER BiIN1DERE leaves baltimore every SAT 'rR
DNN AFTERNOON Ion b..tmuad Returning, lrtree RI N
Mo&p every IT ESpAA AFTERNOON for baltimore
The lDCAlloAIAS leaves BALTIMORE every WE'D
NEnnAN AFTERNOON for Richmond Returning leaves
RICHMOND every SATURDAY AFTERNOON Tor Ealtl
ruera
shippers 10 Baltimore 10y these Boatsnust have lc
goods here every Monday and Friday of each week
y IIbIAM n WATSON. Richmond Va
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Spring Avn SWIMMER GOODS
N-OWIgN n AIENANDER,
Main street.

IYsCHnUWa. Va.
OFFER FOR SALE 4 Lamar AYp rdRiEB STOck oF
SUGAltS-New Orleans. Cura AMI Coffee Sugars Loaf
Crushed and Powdered do
COTFEES-Mee Crop Itia, Old Government Java and La
guyrs Coffee.
SAIT-Asatons Ia fory-Hlcd In clean SACKS
PLASTER Mountain Plastor -tfaund and ~ Lump.
IKoE-Counfry Hammered. Rolled Iron. Tyre Iron Nal
Rods, Band, Oval, Horse Shoe and every Kind
Of iron.
STEET--Bltscred, Cast and Shear Stcrl--all sizes
fLOW Mot LDS-We keep a supply always on hand
LEATHER Upper and Harness Leather.
BALE COTTON--Al numbers aud Sizes from Southern
Farforlt~
GuANO-No1 Peruvian Ia quantities "a suit purchasers.
TEAS-ImperaI Grrun Ic4s and Black TIA all qualities
MoLASSES-NoN Orleauz and Museoy ado Molaesca
Liquors Fine Ola whisky Apple Brandy. Rum, French
Brandy. and hnr Liquors OF all kinds
Cotton Cloths Calico, Cotton Batting blankets iuens Sc
Lluonco Cases aud Sweet oh Tor Tobacco Manuiaeu
all which invite tho attention Of Planters aud
Country Merchants, old established stand Main
Ntttf Lgs,hb4sP
We sell, on Commission. Racou Lard butter Country Lin.
Tobacco Wheat Corn and Produce generally and solicit
cousgnmouts mar 81 dAcis
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q Y = E..-O .
MONEY SAFE-MERtIIANT'S pI,O1 ECJ'oU -
LINN - DEILCl El1-ROGUES IN TREPIDATION-
hN fNth SAFETY Alarm lctecur Locks. Draw
tlf Of Stores. Counting Roum Manufacturers and okrrs
oue'- Banks, Vaults, Chests, and Private Residences
An examination uf th'sc Locks ar at the store If
me SUBS Hoer two doors below the Market where they are
90" 10 -, N''' al Wahuiactofers prices. {. :. BLISS
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.G-1NBND AND BOSTON LIME ,rs
NJ I'm, is ~,

These vessels are of the first class built expressly this
trade aud have superior accommodations passengers
Tiny are commanded by Xpprteucod Captains well quail
fled tor the trade, and who viii spare eAerton accom-
modate.
They viii be iowod up and down the river by steam,
may be relied ON L. . promptly advertised Merchants
going North er ordering goods from BOSTON, will find
thor interest I" ship by this line il l. the only regular line
ana freight will AWAY he taken low bf
sels and every effort will be made by the agents Richmond
and Boston TO civ, satisfaction
Nefosp, ,ttty ask aud hope sRcc obtaining a fun
shar' al patronage
Tho vessels VIII De in Riehaond the Dock and Dos
ton at ErNo- u Hart
DAVID WM. CURRIE, Richmond g.
aL!.LN NELTCH. Boston, 't'i'9
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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-30
JEWELRY. WATCHES. &C.
,uaT,p,ATrD. SPOONS ANDroRKs

n We TAX pleasure in announcing 70 our friends, aud All
aErrs "a ho NAV be something superior
II Table Coffee Spoons well Dining and Dessert
Forks made II aud plated with Silver
have Just received tie above goods om the best man
naeturer aid pleased 10 sell them the
prices The patterns desirable aud the quality
The war; No !. Remember the house.
may glls s1fNERGif0RN & CLIFF
russBE CULTIVATED DIXON WATCH
j J WILLIAMS 4 son have tust received full a=sorf
Watches In hno n karat Hunting Cases
and beautiful dezgns-aiso n line assortment Of
Juhnsuus Watches
Huds
Tohlas
David Taylor."
all ef WI, be .od very reasonable tho Sign
Of The EaEle fap3Ots