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64 e4 CMURCN NOTICE.
4 (VAATHAASQUA MKHsiODISTR = Oh RCH ,
~ - the sorneref 7sh and Nor gar streets.
3 t3nnyicss. .-Sabsathat 10Y 3. H., md at P. N
ea sabbath School at p. m ~ pf
Prayer Meeting Thursdsyjy p. N.
ksvaJYOs SAITA Pastor,
Rssidenseo nOrlsaas4st. bet .lltkAnd 13th
ksskuk } an. .tp-diy

-. = ~ ss-siy -. &
sso.y. rays, ND 4 ~. cARraHrxR, ~ %.
Dxs. rage 4 Carpsnssr,
l1AfIA0 associated he mselys Id the praSsiss
i = ~ thelr profsssieo In its various braa1Ass,
can ~ foSSd ~ their ecs, sast side n ID Atsest
bstpssn AAin end Johpson, next dsoE ~ AAdsr.
eons BAnk. KesiAsnceof thsfornespa 19d stssst,
bstsesa JsAnssn and8xehangsj Of ths fsttsf, ~
ths O0es.ab ab fsb3-A
8sCssrs McG0gin ana L6tc ASf
LEAVE aasociAeed thsnsslvss In thspsasAse sf
J. - Medicine. Will eeAtinuc 70 sttsnAiln sssesl
tatsain Allcases, and ~ any required dhtbss. Ow-
ilg ~ the spActousnesA ef their once rscms, had
Iarta hbsfyy of the best medieal vssks exSsnt,
tasxGepsJsarsa tsrsssvs aadinstrset u srss slass
o. In AAs POS, bsllding," ID stbry, sn u st.
hstvssn Main and JohAson. !. aN
Coasultation hours bsawssn II o'clssk, 4. n . DAd
PL 81 ,.sYk7d
'''A''0.D' = p rof,cE. '0a'.. -, 'e.D' = p
~ - pAssaership in the practice Of Stpd
aaressy aad ts1r their services to tie Stixsnt Of
ksoksk 49, the surou.4ing Sountry.. E&
Ooss sn A.ia-st., oRRosiis the Lselsds tAou1A.
D.. SAs eUAD tAk a. this occasion 70, express lis
9ssossds Ssth4 SStisenso Of this city lows, issDu-
riasa Iliis4is ftS theis liberal yatr6hss hstv1o-
fore ~ tended - Aim, and " cordially fseom Dind
kis AesocaA4, DI. BoHpp ~ then In ali essssr
ing tie sery1csscf Physician VI Sulgesn. A
.. RU6M LITTLE, M -, -
DAYsICIAN AND 6pRGk0N. one on Third
- arsst, between Asth snd Johnson aas., ever
Aotp1. NJ II Aay7d
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= ALI : . = =,
In sunststion with s.
Chicago and Rock IslanA East Ex.
And 81. Louis, Alton r CAaesyo Railroads.
THE ONLY ROUTE From BURLINGTON,
s8, HAVfN0TAE ADVANTAGE
TAk JOLIET CUT OFF.
Freight to or from Chicago Of Joliet Out
O6 and East, Through ,sisAost
change ef caSs.
rGyHE Peoria, Oqaawka aad BurliAgtsn Railroad
L being completed and RAINING n close conaee-
most reliable and expeditions rests for the trans
portation Of fRRIonr or LIVE 69ocK, to or from
Burlington, Joliet, Chicago and tbs East,
The facilities that this Route has over any other
Cut O6, eves II decided advantage for tbs trass-
portation Of Freight, ard expressly does Il CON.
nsnd itself to
OWNERS AND SHIPPERS OF LIVE STOCK.
At Joliet, Live Stock can b. transferred much
more conveniently than In the city of Chicago,
particularly IL they are destined for IN Essterp
Market.
Oar Rata srsas Lor as BY ssy ether Rovss.
Asrchants and Shippers are particularly request
ID TO give this new route trial.
Freight destined from any point on oar road, to
Bloomington, Springfield, Cincinnati, St. Louls.
or any point In Central or Southern Illinois, Indi.
ana and ohi, by our copnections with the Illinois
Contra, st. Louis, Alton and Chicago, Great West
ern Of 1Ilinsis, Terra Hauts aud Alton, Ohio and
Aississippi, will be sure Of speedy transit to
its destination.
Application for freight or any information in
regard to the road may bc mads " the respective
Alton ! Chicago roads - Chicsgo, or at the Com
pany : Ofhcs in Barret House, on I'd ~.
U.H. KELLOGG, Agent,
Burlington, Iows.
P. B. RonsRrs, Superintendent.
CsAs. =. FoLLsrr, Gsn 4 Ticket Agent.
aur3l ,h7dkv
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ENERAL UPHOLS Err.
Dk0MPT attention given to oil orders for Job
1 Work In my line.
Window Curtains, French and other stylss,--
made and putup. Carpets 6ttsd and put dewn.--
Upholstery VI furniture neatly repaired. Church
Cushions made TO order. All work warranted 10
i've satisfaction. and Prices reasonable.
Rssidsnes and Shop ON 7th street, between
BlondeAu and Concert.
Refer 70 Kilbourne Davis, where specimens of
NY work may bs seen. fjy39du
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FINE IN1UAANCE.


Hlss0url state Mutual
FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE. COMPlNY.
OF ST. LOUIS
DIRECTORS:
Us. McCune, 5. n. Edgell, C.S. .GrseIv.
b. lyman, q. IL. Peck, Alcxsna.,
James smith, A. b. pomsroy, b. d. Page.
II. ,. sLLloTT, Socy. S.M. EDGELI. Prs,'t
MOL AUTHORIZATIONS RISKS rAxRE
+ Is. HOLMES, usneral Agent.
decl-dly A. BkfD6MAN, Ag't, Ksokuk.
AnAAtIan Late AMsura nee CNnDanv
LAO BROADWAY, NEW YoRk.
Cash CapiiaiaNd AecEmsiatoa t4eo ,Ooe.
| EPOslTED$i00,0 900 with the Comp Her of II
- state Of New York, for thr SECURITY Of Po,iry
noadsr In addition to which the stoekholdsr a,s
personally liable. Among the Directors are the
Mosf wealthy aud In haentia lcitllens of New York
This 50 stock Company, returning to the =. I.
surea 81 per cent. Of all the profit ri -snnualv
party 80 years Of age iuay secure To bis family
trce from the claims OF his creditors FOR ahout
oents per week, policy for $2,vo0.
ho would not spare this sum Tor the yr.tfk...
ton Of reflection, on sick bed or case Of 49,
dent, that II ali else fail, he nad made cersa;n
provision for his famiiyy 1t would lishtsn =;
pain and do more for his recovery than tnedfciue
n. ID. MORGAN, Presst.
c. Y. WEhPLx, Sec'y.
Prospectus ,with all neeess AIRY n ufaraatiop .s.,
nished by RiCkEY SIMPSON. Az.
stoRce Building,
Aase-oly keokuk Iowa
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M. ~. Hfchs. N D.,
So + g RON DENTIST,
09ss shSsosad 81, between Main and yeknson.
kEOkUR, IOWA.
nR. H., In addition 10 the assal unl
- 4stheds Of inserting artincial
testA, ,isin possession Of the exclusive
right ~ this city Of mounting the 49, -
'ssoatineoas gam work - 50 sniversaily aamifst
for tAAAS bseuty and cleanliness.
Asis also aountin q esth on 8utts Psreha.
apr 10 dwIy
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1857. lss7.
IMPO.R TANfTO TRAvELIRs s
rMRoUGR rICxETs
\ FRo1 ks0kak - New TOrk
BY 80 DIfFENKNT ROurHs!
To nostou ~ 1s diAsrsnt routes.

Alsos ~ several different soutes 10 iii the prin-
sipai aiintsrnsdiats pisces.
Also, 70 0alsns, DsnisilA and 81. Paul.
Aleo - all The RAiissod Oitfss in Upper and
Lower Canada. via Grand Trunk ksiiwsy! Ham
iitons Issentos Kingstos, MoatrsAi and Quebec.
BY the ssms routsto 0sdsnsburgh, n. r., Platts-
hurgAs N. .snd PortlAsA. NJ :,
Can be procured at ths
sgY RAILROAD TICKET OFFICE,
Mais-Sfv oss door ,(resn Biilims Houss,
KEOKUKp 1OWA.
Z. Gs9> TravelsyA can ssSe time and msnsy BY
buy iBE their Ticksts - Kpaknk.
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BLAIR 4 MCINTYRE,
bet. Main aud ] Ohm
~ son sts., in the Alley. from I'd s.rsst,
carry on the business of Undertaking In all Its
brsnchss. They have recently made extensive ad-
ditons 70 their stock and perfected their arrange
mcpts In every department.
PATENT METALLIC BURIAL CAeRS,
Impsrvivus to air and indestsuetibls, highly slna-
mented and Invaluable for the preser, alton Of the
dead, - we'll ~ CONNIE Of every style and finish
furnished 10 order.
Hearsss and Carriages furnished, and the entire
arrangements Of the funeral attended to when re-
quirsd.
Ksok uk, lows, May 81, ,l657-dly
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keOkuk Packet Co.
Aeckuk and e.. Louis,
Quincy and -. Lsuis
PASSENGER PACKETS.
1887. sPnIN0 RnANeEmEur. lAs1.

EN0R the accommodation Of - =
- this trade lire Of steam
ers wiA lsavs 6t. Louis for Losisiasa, Han1lbNl. ].
9nincy, LAgrAngs, Canton, Warsaw and Ksoksk
~. Loais % i1o'oiock n. daily; arriving
81 hsaniAsl st .. -. Vuincy AS g. n, And Eso-
kuk q \ an. keturning-Lssve Ksokux at D.
=, Wsnaw 81 Up. m, Lagrange at I p. M, al
Qainsy 81 p. A., Hannibal ss p. n, anl arriving
At 81. Louis at 8 e. m.
Another line Of steamers will leave 81. Loui. To
connect with tho Quincy and ChicaSo Railroad,
leaving 81. Louis at p. M. arriving at HAanlhai
st 10 q m, and Quincy At l2m.
hsturning--Lcase Quincy ~ %. n, Aanniball3
n, End arriving AtSt. Louis at .. m.
Assoon as business via Railroad IL rssum I'd
steamer Will make round trip daily bstwssn Kso-
kuk and Quincy, leaving otuk 81 :. n. ana
lsaving Quincy ~ IL M. Tfsh9x.l
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vIyHE co-partncrship heretofore existing bstvsss
i tbs subscribers, under the name and Arm ef
Wilkinson and Marshall, is this day dissolved hy
mutual consent. Richard Marshsll will eoutInue
In tbs business, and sign the name Of the arm In
liquidation. ANDREW J. WILKINSON.
RICHARD MARSHALL.
Ksokuk, March 30, 1s55-aps-dAw
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1H

CPHO1ACLHo--TAs bcst assestnsntsf gsld, Ill
uovo-da~ PARMELE i cAnPDHLLb.
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Ger. Main ana Ei1ss.sss.s Keskuk.
A LL orders for Bottles AIN and POATEk,
"A Allied and delivered IN any part Of ths city.
Aiso.sA qasssity sf AIS by The bsFrsl. urlsrs
attended TO. ". S. HAWKINS.
ts3d6m *stt s4sf
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Co.Pnrtnership.
FINHR usdsrsignsd, having formed eo-paftasr-
L ship, under the name and style Of AArshall =
Bruce and purchased the interest Of A. J. wilkia-
con In the Arm of Wiikinson 4 MsrshAIl, willcoa-
tinue the business ~ wholesale nni retaii Drug
eists, IT the old s1ssd, corner Of Main and Third
streets. kICHAIp MAksHALL.
MICHAEL Il. BRUCE.
Kaak nh Narch so. la6i-ana-dAN
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~ WEMING q LIVE,
(Succsssors 10 A. i. Dening Co..
OAnksrs anA Dealers An Exchange,
Main Street, XsokSk, iows.
DARrICULAR attention given 10 collections.
Refer to
E.w. Clark. Dodge 4 Co., New York.
Bsebs ACo,
Adams BuckinghAns,
J. w. Clark / Co., Boston;
Drexsi 4 Co., PhilsdsipAis;
E.W. Clark / Co.,
Johnstsu, Brothers Co.. Baltimorej
Z. W. Clark 4 Bros, st. Loun;
State 6avings Institution,
Bsueist 4 Donnclly,
Wn. HERON 4 Co., ,Pittsburgh;.
ConnsYciai Bank ,Cinotnnati;
N. CoRuith Co., Gslens;
Hsrroa Brothers, Dubaqse;
D. c. csnvers, Esq., Cashier State Rank Of Ohio,
ZAnesyilic. Uy7
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I 8 now the bsstin the West, having Of the larg-
i est and most convenient Ferry Boats sdoat, the
GATH CITY and HAMILTON BELLE, which
will run regularly, and pass every one safsly and
without delay, from =. M. to sI. M, The pfopsi-
etors have incurred heavy cApenses and intend 10
peuevers in doing until every obstacle has bsen
overcome. and their Ferry shall be the very best for
the accommodation Of the trade Of our city.
The "Hamilton Belle" has been built with extra
power and superior accom- modations for towing
and for pleasure excursions, and will be In rsaAi-
ness for such purpose ut all times short notice.
Ii. W. SAMPLE, Pres't Il. 4 II. +. Co.
June ~. '51-dtf
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Asstgsns eat.

Asstgn ~ e0s.
DURNS / RENTGEN, OF ksokSk, Iowa, have
ID this day assigned to ms. for tAs benefit Of all
their creditors, ali ard angular their psrsoHai
property and real estate. Creditors will present
their claims, under oath or A@rnAtiop, within
three tbs, ~ the law requires
JOHN II. DAT,
Sept. 3, 1857. Assignse.
sep0 dow lTimca oopy.l
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W. nm. Manners.
!. DY = An = & U y n =
: On foarth Sersss, between johnson and Rxchap
sara 4 Kk0kUk, IOWA.
mAvte-Aly
GUNS! GUNS!

i and retail dsalsr In kinda of Iaas
Bovis-kpivss. fishiag Tackle, Sporting AppAsA-
tas and Aminsnitisn. All uans warrsntss, vita
the privilege q trying, 81 lower prices tAsa ever
o6srs ID In the sst. Goits best kcvolvers Ter 1le,
and warranted for . year. Sseond-st. bet. Main
and johnson, keoksks lows. usiy34AAw
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KEOKUM aTWVE ROUNWUI.
HAVING purchased che satiss intsfss1 cf J. O..
IL ESTES In the above sstahlishment IN pre-.
pared 70 10 justice 70 all whs nsy nssd snyAktne
II she line u Stoves " Tin Wsre, as1 haps ~ -
tsntlon aud ommodAtion 10 nsTtt ~ He1s6neRe
oe sAs public. JACOB + ny.
seplSaAw (Timss copy ~ AW1
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TosrfA-Ss., Opposite J. r. Beatty 4 co.s Fosa1ry.
FINuK above firm would intern the eitisens "
. shop for the manufacture VI Carriages. Buggiss,
Exprsss aud Gfgcery Wsgons. AN vtshiug SSH
articles we would ASK TO give ~ . call.
N. b. Particular attention. paid . repairing.
Aug6d3m kssN stS re
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ARTHlK'S PATENT AIR Tat.nT, sEIs
Sealing. CANS.
AND JARS FOR PRESERVING fNuITs, roMA

AND JARS FOR PRESERVING FRUITS, TOMATOES,
At. &C, At
V1NiE above drawing clear ea of those Cans and
Jars, and shows glance their perfect simplicity and
superiority every other vessel intended for the ur
pose.
There Ia no additional Wrcnehes Funncls Wax
spelling n Fruit by contact with Cement India Rubber
Lead, other offensive ectcrous substance The Cans
prepared sealing aud the purchase has
y slightly when the Can Jar hed with
down channel the outside ut
the Can Jar filled with cement aud the work of hermeical
sealing The Cans f etrougy made Tin and the
Jars Finely Glazed FirepIoof Yellow Ware, OF white
Qucensware aud of Glass They nest within the other
tcXccpt GLASS; economy transportation
Also sale traits improved Patent self Sealing Cart
These fastened with Spring asp and simple that
them Full directions for putting all
of Fruits accompany the Cans and Jars Fer sale cheap
by ANDREW boyd
Sign of the Big Pitcher Main St, Lynchburg, Va
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his old friends and and The public generally
liberal patronage bestowed him and the differ
firms with which he has been connected for the last sixteen
the building business in the lie takes this
thad of Informing them that he Ill continue tue building bust
heretofore both Brick and Wood Work.
He hopes by close application to business To retain their
fdence and custom 1t is that the larger portion of his
hands slaves and he work that Kind ot labor
the time he has Of the experienced white
journey lie tattrrs himself with his experience and by
giving his attention the business be able to
cute work that may offer in such seas to give saae
tion to his patrons
Shop Oce jefferson Street in of Sam
dcrs by aud Immediately opposite the shop of Va Tom
II. Rwhere he will keep constantly hand all kinds "i
Tinber ready made work such Sash Doors
Blinds. GEO Ii. ClRLE, Agt.
l1alenllN
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MANIFNCTURERS AND DEALERS IN Gl NfOW.
DER. CONTINUE To OFFER THEIR WE'LL KNOWN
brands nf Il.ECTrlf INDIAN XII IE and KENTUCKY
RIFLE POWDER. IN Kegs and cnnisicrs. Also, Gnnp"w
der Tor Blasting and Mining comprising tu assortment ~
qualities and kinds required by The trade guaranteed to rave
tniire shtisfaCon-
Tho standard their Powder. which has enjoyed the
highest reputation than twenty hNe ynaH viii be
found y other mannrcufc n the Kind IN
world o sale by the principal donlcrs and also NJ the
oee of the Company No - all eorue Water street. New
Iork \. Il. HAZARD. fttst
A T. DuuGLAss Serry. lmnr hddm
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LYNCH LAW IN cALIFORNIA.-Casesof Lynch
lnw continue to occur in California. They are
often attended with fearful horrors. short
time since man named Dean was lyncb.d by u
bloodtbirsiy mob, at Watsonve. in Santa Cruz
county. |, was hoped that the disgraceful out
rage wunld he taken IN hand by the Grand Jury,
but the matter was dismissed by That body. .be
cause no one could be found who knew any thing
nj a OF the facts. except TINT the body Of a man
had been discovered hanging 10 cross beam.
The Sentinel, published in the vicinity, gives all
the details and with appropriate comments;
The Justice 3i The Peace, utter hearing tho
testimony, ordered that Dean should stand com
mted 10 await his trial for the assault aud the
result Of tho wound. and hs was accordingly
committed To the hands Of balf, to be convey
ed TO The Monterey jail; but the Sheritfs officer,
nstend OF conveying the prisoner Mt once to that
place, brought him To Watsonville fr protec-'
tion. In the mean time the caliiornians taunt-
ed the American population by saying, 'if tho
case was reversed, they (the Amercnns) would
hang tho Californian, but now of their
counlrymen had committed crime, and the Am
orleans would rclense him.
These taunts had tho desired effect, and during
the night about twenty persons. who had previ-
ously resolved on the denih of Dean. proceeded
to the hotel, and took him thence to the place of
execution and here cnsucd scene Of cruelty
and horror the like of which is disgrace to the
was man executed by n band of lawless people
without the shadow or substance Of u trial. which
the Constitution grants 10 every man. IL did
not even have the virtue of a Vigilance Commit
tee execution. for they have trial. but IA hand
OF luwless men, who had doubtless met in secre-
sy and resolved upon the death OF Dean. madden.
ed by strong drink. like band of demons pro-
ceeded 10 destroy their victim; who, after many
and repeated appeals to their humanity, was 1t
length left dead-banging to a sign post. That
Dean WAS Il saint, or even IA man OF ordinary
moral character we do not assert; but. on the
contrary. are led iriesistibly TO the conclusion
from the evidence before us, that he was
bad man, yet had he been ''rossess-
ed Of DEVILS" the necessity for this hasty.
hot elooded and unehristian execution did
not exist. lie would have received his deserts
before legal tribunal had he been left in charge
of the proper authorities. and this blot upon
our eseuteheon would not now exist to bring tho
blush upon the checks of all loyal men in the two
countries. Deans father, we informed
sides in the Los Angeles county, and is a minis
ter of the gospel at or the Mission Of San Ga
briel.
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VOL. 5-.-NO. 3O2.
DAILY VIRGlNIAN.

MoRn MoRMoNs DEsrRrINa- ExPosu-
RES OF THE SYSTEM From the Platt.m"uth
tNchrnska) J,ffrrsonian, we clip the record Of
another arrival of Mormons FROM over the plains.
II is ns follows:
A train consisting Of about one hundred per-
sons with twenty wagons. passed through this
place on Friday last, on their return from Utah
to the States. 1hey formed part Of a company
of two hundred persons and forty teams; but
some distance back the remainder took the road
for Leuvenworih.v They left Salt Lake about
the 20ih of April aud were on the road q little
over two months. They bore the appearance of
persons who had seen much trouble and privntion
--heing reduced in body and detected in mind.
more piiiable set Of persons We never bsheld.
They rejolced that they had at last reached .
land where they could once more live AT ease,
The account Of their experience in Utah was
touching in The extreme In the narration OF
what they endured they seemed In approach tho
subject with relue tancr and feelings Ut horror IN
calling to mind their suiferings. but in the course
of their remarks would invariably become anima.
ted. and break out in expressions of indignation
nt the cruelty and oppression which they had en-
dured The, declared tho whole system To be
but grand scheme Of robbery and sensualfy on
the pari of those in authority. II is not by di-
rect oompulsinn they stated, that tho property
Of their followers is taken, but by means Of re-
lgous enthusiasm This Is inspired by tho
promise # grent spiritual rewards. and by set
ting before them the example oi Scripture cha
raotcrs that ns job received an increase above
all his former possessions, sc should they, by
their self sacrificing. reap an increased reward,
both of spiritual and temporal possessions.
After n their property was destroyed. then
the policy of their rulers would change and their
conduct would be such az 10 say, Get away II
you can Ii any one became dissatisfied and
desired to leave they were publicly denounced.
aud the whole church forbidden 10 purchase any
property they might wish to dispose Of From
that day they would be- subjected to tho insults
of The entire community. il not absolute danger
Of their lives. Ono person stated that, in order
to get awny he hnd to sell his fnrm. clandestine.
ly at that. for sixty dollars. They reported that
one man wen, out with $1,000. and was returning
in the train with his team only and had no. en-
ough to eat. Another who had u farm worth
there $1,000. sold it for $I5 A man by the
nnme OF George Brooks If we recollect arigbt.)
who had considerable grain and goods stored in
his house, on mourning the dspleasure Of tho
elders; had thu sides oi his house literally stove in
and his property all carried OIL he only escaping
| his life.
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ShS after juno st all a,tieles intended ff uhnspot
" by Local ENtrsa must he Heut to e Is Once
of Company b1 nlock y N. Na packages viii be re-
ce q the n heretofore
,enduE package will send receipts one Of which
" Ei ha irnlncdin fht EsITcss ofion.
Ier ropy ma 3nisl W g. SMITH q &
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-23

~ undersigned late proprietor of the 1aNor Hotel Win
chester having leased the above uaned property former
" known the Woodward Iiouse) would fully INF rm
the public that he epared accommodate m guests in the
best
His Table shall always be supplied with he best that the
mark, affords His Stable, which second To will al
be supplied with the proven Ter andacnv ostlers
stop the honse desiring take the Cars
are entirely hch Rail Road Houses
subject, and the always rest assured of CITING
their and reaching he Depot in time tickets
and
Omnibus will always be found at the Rail Road Depot
the arrival o Cars take Passengers 10 and from the House
free OF charge. w. ID. Gll.kESoN.
f.h h3
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-23

loo prizes amounting 10 tleJIhoo
Who'd. tickets $40. Halves o. Quarters 81 80,
n Please address all orders ickssi Ia the above Mag
nlhc,nt Schemes To
+ II HUBBARD A. co,
No. - Inyrtto Al nr Box, M. 40
July lt1y Baltimore Maryland