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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-09-17
Scorr Posr OFFICE, Adams co.. o.,

March lst '56.
MEssES MEANS & BROTHERS: IL nave now finish
ed the starting OF your second Engine. The mill
men satisfied. II You have ever built any that
beats either of them, should like TO know where
they are. Como and see these.
OLIVER ROSS, Mill-Wright
Steubcnvillo, Jan. 26, 1857 -Gm.
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a NJ r. X ICA N Al q u : L.
CRdl%, Ohio.

EEEOWA As ". tERHWES, FFONFtCEOF
THIS WELL KNOWN HOUSE FOR
merly kcpt by Maj. Lacy and more recently by
William Migan. will be found hy the travelling
community pUssees all the advantages OF the best
condue ted hotels Ike House has been thoroughly
fitted aud furnished, i'll the most approved style,
ior the accommodation Of guests; and il is the de-
termination Of the Proprietor that none who may
favor Linn with their patronage shall have reason
10 complain,l any particular, or go away dissat =
lsiied,
~ Bills moderate.
o. baggage iakcn TO aud FROM the Depot free et
charge.
January ii, lS57.-ly.
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THE PERFUME
MURRAY & LANMAN'S
ELORID A w ATER

FLORIDA w AFTER.
This rare perfume and cosmetic is prepared from
tropical flowers of surprising fragrance, without
the admiXturc of coarse essential oils which form
tie staple OF many Essences and Extracts ior
the Toilet " Its Aroma il as inc xhuustbe as that
Of the "Farina Coionee," and as fresh and delicate
as the breath Of Living Blossoms.
what are its Anseccdents!
For twenty years it has mainta med its nscendency
over oil other perfumes throughout Cuba, Sout
America and the West indies. 1t has been intro
duced into the United States, in response to the
earnest demand growing out OF its Southern roputa.
ton. A cure for
Headache and Faintness.
AS ar odor for the handkerchief it is as deicou.
as the soto oil Roses" 1t lends freshness and
transparency to the complexion; and removes head
ache and iainnuss.
tOUNFEEgFEETS.
Beware of limitations Look for the nnme
MURRAY a. LANMAN on the Bottle, Wrapper
ant Ornamented Label Sold by ID. T. LANMAh
4 CO. wholesale druggists, No. 50 Water Street
New York, and by all druggists, ut 80 cents pc
bottle.
April l, l857-ly.
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oTHANlEL WOODROW.
MCINTYRE CREEK, Jeff co % !

October IL, 1856 !
MEssRs. MEANS e. BROTHERS: 1--WE have our work
all finished. Engine p,rect works the best of any
we ever saw. Let any who wish to buy, call and
sec ours. RALSTON a. BROWN.
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Al .TUL. SCHREIBEh,

merchant and DeaEcr in Produce,
MOOREflELD, D.
TNEALER IN all aiads Of Dry foods, GfUceries
IL &c., which lie sells cheap tor Cnsh, Or gool
dua.. June 3, 1852
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nooksrowN, Beaver co., Pa.
NGET

nooKsrowN, Beaver co., Pa.
October II, 1856. ! r
MFssRs. MEANS e. BRuTHEBs Owing to deioc
tive foundation my Engine bought OF yOu, last sea
son, did not do so we'll Now it does well and we
can grind as much wheat with as little fuel as any
ono know of. | wish all wanting Steam Engines
could get one good as mine, -
OTUANlEL WOODROW.
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JOHN HUMMER,

FashiOmablc Tailor q Cutter.
CADlZ, ..
KFShop on Market street, three doors fsom the
corner, in the room formerly occupied by J. NJ
Estep, Esq, and opposite Browns store. share
OF patronage respectfully solicited.
(adz 5hio AnrJ I. ib51.tf
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-09-17

Silver ware.
A choice lot of pure Silver Tea and Table spoons.
warranted to contain no alloy. Also heavy plated
tea, table, and desert spoons. Butter knivrs and
forks for sale cheap at B. X. QUESTS.
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4 SPLEN DID stock ofCameo Gold Stone, PANT
N lngs, Mosaic and plain Gold ear nngs and
breast pms ior sule at the very lowestptices at
I,ly2 L, X. QUESTS.
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At THE STORE OF
Brown &c BIO,
On Market street.
GRATEFUL for the liberH patronage bithcrtJ
VI extended to them in their business, beg leave
10 inform their friends and the community at large
that they have received their stock OF
SPRING n SUMMER GOODS,
Which for beauty and variety cannot be excelled
in town. RAM
Give us call, we are determined to sell chea
or cash or approved country produce.
BROWN e. BRO.
April %, 1851
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ISLAND CREEK TOWNSHIP, JED. CO
September Is, 1856. !
MFSsRs. MEANS & BROTHERS: My Engine docs
frst-rutc. am satisfied and will npon all occa0ns
recommend the purchas ol Engines OF your make
JAMES SCOTT.
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JESSE II. McMATH,

Attorney and Counsellor at Law,
CADlZ, OHIO.
NTlLL practice in Harrison and the adjoining
w counties. ALI business entrusted to his care
will receive promptand diligent attention,
9I- Ofiee-ln the room formerly occupied by Gen.
Bostwick, Market Street, Cudiz, Ohio.
April Q, 1856.
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NEW ESTABLISHMENT
FOR THE
MANUFAC CEUHeE A ND A L II
BOOTS AND SHOES.

u
build ings at
EsellaiRe EcEmOa county, d.,
Tor the purpose 0 ma lutacturing and selling (at
wholesale cxcIusvely)
BOOTS AND SHOES,
beg leave to submit dew facts to all those enga-
ged i'll the trade:
lst-We have had long experience in the man
ulacture OF Boots and Shoes.
BELLAlRE, on the Ohio River, where the Bal
tmoro and Ohio, the Cntral Dino, and the Wells
yle Branch of tie Pittsburgh and Cleveland Rail-
roads, are already completed, and the Marietta
Railroud in course OF construction; it being point
of free and eusy TO and from all parts of the
country, and where living tor workmen IS cUmpar-
atvely cheap.
3d--We believe we can manufacture All the lead.
ing rliceS in our trade, and give better article
lor the same price, than is bought in the eastern
markets We shall at oil times keep a large stock
of Mems, Boys and Youths
GALE, KIP AND THI OK BOOTS S,
Shoes II Asd Caters;
Also, Womens' Misses and GhildrenS' Calf, Kip
Goat and Enamaed SHOES, of different styles, o
our own Manufacture. In addition thereto we
have made arrangements East and shall have
manufactured expressly Tor our own trade every
variety and style OF BOOTS and Shoes now In
gCneraluse.
4th-It is our intention to do fair, honorable
and permanent business, and shall labor faithfully
and diligently to meet the views and promote the
interest of our customers, as well as our own.
We solicit your trade and hope you will call ant
examine our goods and prices, before purchasing
elsewhere. w. KlGHAKDSON, d CO.
BeIlaire, Jan. IA, l857-tE
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&usmess Gat0s,
JOSIAH nj. ESTEP.
A ttOrney and Counselor at Law

CADIZ, OHIO
Office, Main Street, opposite Beall's Drug Store.
COLLECTIONS i'll this and adjoining Counties
carefully attended 10, and special attention gvent
CoNvEYANcING. dec. 20, 1854
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DELAWARE CRY, X. 7.
September 10, lS56.
MEssES. MEANS: "Our Engine and Saw Mill built
by you, ork iiuoly 1t docs all tist VIC ask, OF
tfai you warranted il to do. We wish you could
make more sales in this territory.
ODBERT g. SOLOMON.
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NEW ARRANGEMENT.
AARON F0RMAN,

4 (yASrtz OIL, in bottles, and on draught, a prJ mo
~ article for sale by nov % 1858 J BEALL
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Il MANS. JAMES MANS oEo. p. MEAN
MEANS & BROTH ERS,

IuEEPH MANS. JAMES MANS GEO. B. MEANS
MEANS & BROTB ERS,
sTEUB WILLIE. OHIO.
IRON FOUNDERS,
Ennine Builders, Manufacturers oi ihTcsmng Ma
ciIfnr and Mill Castings GccIing Machinery, Pull
lies, Wrought and Cast Iron Shaiting, with heavy
forging &c, &c
Our facilities enable US to do work OF this kind
uncquallcd Ia this par, OF Ihc State. orders ad-
resscd to Means & Brothers, Seubenvile. Ohio
We add extracts lrrin letters addressed 10 US du-
RUG the last year relative to our Engines
LAGRANGE, Jefferson CO., o.
August /, 1856.
MEANS & BROTHERS: 'Your Engine hasnow been
in operation long enough to satisfy me. have
ground loo Bushels OF Wheat with 10 bushels ol
coal and think fwo had good dry wheat IT could
he done with ess coal. have no hesitation IN re-
commencing your Engines. .,
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Il LATEST NEWS


Inter from Cniifernin-Arriv"i Of the George
LAW.
NEW York. MAJ CHI l6-rhe steamer George
Law has arrived here with dates from San Fran.
cisco to the 20ih February.
The George Law tonched at Havana en- the
18th instant.
She brings upwards of 81 ,000000 in specie.
Gen. Wool, Col. Cary and Lieut.. Bis sell are
among the passengers from California.
The steamer Sierra Nevada left San Francisco
the 9Th ult.. with several hundred recruits for
Walker.
The mining news Is dull.
There had been heavy raus in the State doing
much damage.
San Francisco markets dull Flour quoted ut
Sll. There bad been several arrivals from At
lantic ports during the fortnight
The State Treasurer and COMPTROLLER had been
imprached for misuppropratng S25000O.
Twelve of the band at robbrrs who recently
murdered sheriff Barton of Los Angeles, had
been hung by the people of San Diego.
An ARRAY Ind taken phce at san Francisco
between +. A. Cohen banker and Thomas King,
editor of the Evening Bulletin. aud brother of the
late james King OF William, whose murder
brought the Vigilance Committee into existence
Cohen was the aggr'ssor, and received ballet
through the jaw. King was liberated after ia
dicial examination
Two shocks of an earthquake we're felt at San
Francisco on the 9Th ult. No damage done
Large bodies of hibusters had gone 10 Sonora
to join Gandara,
FROM MEXICO.
Advices from La Paz. on the coast Of Mexico.
state that general Bancarte had seized all the
vessels in the hatbor, placed them under embargo
and was about 10 leave with 200 men for the cap
itol.
OREGON.
On the 18th February an outbreak among the
Indians took place near Fort Simcoe. -Four
whites and Il large number of cattle were carried
of.
Great mortality prevailed among the cattle in
the mel hborhood Of Dallas, one fourth having
persisted.
WASHINGTON.
Adyices from Washington Territory state that
the Legislature adj burned on the 29th January.
after having censured Gov. Stevens course in
the Indian war. and in declaring martial law in
the territory.
AUSTRALIA.
Dates from Australia are to Dec. Cd.
III mines were yielding Immensely.
fire had occurred in Adelaide DESTROYING pro-
pcrv to the amount Of f5000OO.
. The Indians had mndo IN attack ON whites in
Platte River Valley. Sparta county. murdered /,
potion of the inhabitants, carried off cat,le aud
burnt many houses.
j. NJ. Rhodes, mixer in Sacramento, surety
for Dates. the i,npe .chcd State Treasurer, has
suspended.
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NJ signed proposes to teach class in the beautiful
Drawing aud Painting Of Fruit Flowers Se Velvet Satin,
Paper Board Specimens the he the
luerrn Rooms of Mr. n s Tanner Man Street
residence OF II Slaglc on Diamond Hill. will also paint
ol,r OF the above specimens few days notice NJ
terms are lively" dollars for twelve lessons In the il
after tue pupil having taken lesson she wishes cnrn
she cau by paying dollar for each lesson given. d
ne taking them would state thai il process
simple that The - - yeats be
the hcauitGi art In twelve lessons.
a. Ladies waited their residences II desired
Wing naule ~ card with y. :. Tanner OF II Sagc
H. Z /
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EIsI.
Nnnin street, 1.ynchbuv, w..

JOtiN y. nAWkiNs, Proprietor
ihis honsc Long known tho Union Hotel, has recently
he'h thoroughly repaired aud Tor the reception Of
transient aud DAY huRrlas The location Of the
dthghhl IN tho city, and visiting ISnclhufg will
hnh the tN ilotel In department. and
table House ENery attention will be paid Guests caleula
ted I" render them comfortable and happy this establish
meht HE subscriber respectfully suiets share OF public
patronage John + HAWKINS
several families lie furnished with Ane. niry
rooms IN accommodating terms j /. II
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-18

ER PROPERTY FOR SAi.E=iiy authority Of tho
will Of ir late Samuel I THROWN will Tuesday, The ih
Ap lea7, l. ocork NJ FIN, " not the neat iair
dy SUNDAY and Monday Sc" at public auction on the
Rluahlo la. ct Land on which the said
Slammed resided In the county OF bedford The tract
l. situated otter ktNer, aud on the Rocky Mount Turnpike,
miles " OF New London, - mlus from lynehburg
aud 10 miles from fncs, Depot the Va y Tenn Rail
road hy survey "a aud fraction Tho
lln excellent quality aud extraordinary fertility, has, for
been improving under nludirinus
and Ia IN excellent hearts aud un
god condition ,r-rnnR surface nnimrared aud
icw which soon hn restored
ne entire southern BORDER bounded by otter
River with low grounds producing heavy of iobacco
the rratils the urnnds ng not abruptly, pro-
sent part fields with Southern aspect II is
that about hn thastract Ia cleared Tho other
generally heavily mbefed has growth Indicating the
the u contains lnpe body Of tho very hest
land noadcs otter kiver the hor
dsr snrrHoeted by other streams, afordug
good Meadow land aud contains good
Tho improvements cunriHt OF handsome Brick
DIV Cling House with out houses Including Carriage House
leo House oheo Cabins STABLE Corn House Tho
ia excellent neighhoflood aud woni be difficult
this part OF the state better tract for the cuitva
Tobacco grain.
Alexander Irvine MIR Tlgnnan A. tohhs or Major w.
andrews being In the Immediate neighhood Will show the
land those WIN may wish 10 scott There son II
mg rrop wheat though large and prepare
viii be made Tor other crops The rnC will bo sold
tirv parcels sha best tho day of sale
when the forms Viii he made known.
the place unless future notice Is given Of
change. VIII ha aold tho Slaves Cattle Stock Corn aud other
pc, .hablo property of the sasd 5. r brown decd
EDnr J. DAVIS,
Admir- with TIE will annexed OF = r brown decd,
Hep aud bedford Sentinel copy. lmar lideodS et7npl
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" rn"r""" " Wm,rE"EAD.
~ Abruu uisIs mud AnnI llCC Il.

BANK sQuAtt. lNNCHnuNd, Va,
Have On and AMI VIII continue to receive regular additions
To- are and complete OF Drugs. bye stuns Ola
Paints Gia5 Fancy Articles Ne Ac which they invite
The attention 1T
To tntNrN linsittANs they olor the prompt filling of
hrir orders with reliable Drugs aud Pharmaceutical preraa
lions Manufactured hemsost, purchased
liable prize, that iii luavo luducomcn go
al the State Any article not On hnni furnished AT the shortest
notice A SIROrIlIR
th2fs : WnITEUEAp
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$500 lsE\VARD!yw "cr :;

housts aud 1uhuusrs in the and
he fire. under circumsl which keav
cute thai il is tue work Of some vile incendiary ncrnil
now in ordrtn bling the offender offenders
and nilcllicf hereby the
behalf of the city of Iyuehburg offer reward Five
dttd Dollars to who will
and bring 10 Justice the prrpetraor perpetrators
hrr crimes aud do moreover all Il the
good citizens 10 be tho alert and unite with
tues IN ierreng cut detecting aud bringing punishment
tHc~- iuccnllarcs. VIM. II. BRANCH Mayor.
Req. CopN.
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BY W NJ. II. MOSBN.

h., ALE OF slaves i0pWr-"n"ce Of deed ~ trust
- the Clerks oce al The Hastings Court
ynchhurp will Friday the th day u March, 1887 Rt II
Of the Market House ia the city ot Lynch
sell highest hdor Mt public auction for cash
HkcIy Young negro woman aud her child
JAMES 4. JOHNSON, Trustee.
p-ltda
posipOnemcnt.
The hove sale posp until Thursday the nth inst
Nhru IL will certainly tale place
J. T. JOHNSON Trustee.
mnrll5 & Il. PHELPS, Auc'r
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Mr.. aud Mrs. Uf1Occnec

NEW ORLEANS March li,-Mr. and Mrs. Flo
renee ARE playing the greatest engagement of the
season in this city. They have created the great
est excitement among our pley goers. The bene
fit of Mrs. Florence last night Melted the hand
some sun of one thousand dollars
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Fer the sale o fahncco Flour other Country Produce
hN'hi H Va. having formed copaftncrshp Tor the pnI
pose q" doing general Commission business will give their
undivided attention - all nusEnnents made 10 them,
ono ia the store Of George II DAVIS aud door to A.
IL kn'kef EDGAR WHITEHEAD,
Jan L. 1s51. THOMAS a hill
Rc'rte Capt lno oiey, Cashier Hank OF Va. q. u la
Wis Jna l DAVIS 4 ca. Sam NJ GnrlaEd Amherst, Mayo
enhcl Nel'on X e Mitchell, oaslor Merchants Hank
ian d{rts
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AUSTIN VI. TasIlss.sc,


VIII continue practice In the cauntos Amherst bedford
Campbell and thu city Of lyuchhnrE
'Nrgnan" lnoy ia
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.On0 Tons Mountain Pin.,cr.-1u store
and TO arrive thousand tons pre,ton.s fresh
, astef which will be sold the most a,commoJa,inr
III iusn'' t. suit purchasers bv applyinr To- tho nm
~ me- door 10 Mcssrs Ir+sv & Saunders ~ " ~
""oh G. T, LITCUFlFID Aet
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NcCostIA IL a 60,

NcGoKkl.E a. 60,
W NbWlesnIc md Retail a.rocers,
tbMMlSNlbN y FORWARDING MERCHANTS and
manuisetuprrso f SMOKING AND CHEWING TonACCO,
NJ inc ed Stand Of hoGoklc Jones MAIN Srtfr YNCtt
uuhG Win give particular attention IN the sale of VI our
WHEAT. CORN. HNCON. LARD. HlfrTER, &c. Liberal
advances vii be pae on all Fuucnts when required
ian 2sfs
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Mns.nchm.cl.. I.cgi.In.urc-AidI for lNnMsm..

W"ssHChUsfIIs 1'CEisIhIu''-N VIA TOT tN""""s'
BOsroN. March ii, lS57.--'Ihe joint standing
Committee on Federal Relations reported resolves
in the House to day in favor of State MD to Kan
sas. The report hppropriates 100000 TO be
expended if necessary. for the relief of such set
tiers in the Territory of Kansas as are or may
hereafter be reducedto want by ravages commit
ted upon them in unlawful attempts to exclude
them from the Territory on account of their pre-.
objections for free State institutions. The re-
solves make provision for the appointment of
three commissioners 10 dispense the bounty of the
State and to render such aid they shni deem
necessary or expedient in protecting and de
Tending. in the courts of the Territory and of the
United States, the legal and Constitutional tights
OF the settlers. One thousand shares of the
stock ofthe Western Railroad are placed at the
disposal of the commits sioners, for tho purposes
set forth in the resolves.
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SALES BY AUCTION
BY " NJ. II. MOSBY
FUTURE DAYS.


1NNEdIVON'~s nIc 81 St"sc., Ne.-f -hntI, ne
IL Executor H. q Lambeth decd Saturday The prth
day poaeni month acl at 10 o'clock In front of the
Market House In tho Of tynrbutg proceed TO sell n pub
lie auction To highest bidder NINE NEGROES consisting
Men Women and Children also, all the Household and
Kitchen Furniture Cows Nc belonging to the estate of u O.
Lambeth decd
Its-Cash ior all sums under hny dollars all over that
credit four mouths viii be given Tho purchasers
giving leEotabe nueB satisfactorily endorsed.
l. ". LAMBETH
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Bnt few at a time admitted TO view he oo-
dies On entering the first remarked wns that oil
poor Donald Stuart. Several of those who have sat
III the City Council with this estimable man, were
around him aud in tears This is stronger evidence
OF his worth than anything we could say.
Next lay the Branttord contractor, Mr. Russell, on
whose person was money to the amount OF several
thousand dollars; in the row opposite was Samuel
zimmerman, TO whom railroads have At length prov
ed fatal and near him two children, aged one and
three respectively, aud her who seemed 10 be their
mother.
Men were working up to late hour with long
poles aud hooks erdcayorng 10 raise bodies from tue
water. Their hbors will have been continued
throughout the night.
The cause of the accident will not be fully aseer-
tanned until the engine is raised. Welehrn, however
that the reason above given breaking of the aNe) Is
correct, SO far us can be ascartained at present.
The Buffalo Commercial Advertiser says that Isaac
Buchanan the Vice President OF the Road was not on
board the fatal tran and not killed rs reported
1t SAYS;
The oanse of the accident WAS undoubtedly owing
10 the engine having by got oil the track
just as the train approaching the bridge uhoer
diminished speed the wheels Of the engine OF course
cutting oil the ties of the bridge rs IL advanced, ,'
the whole weight OF the engine and tender, failing
heavily parted the string pices and pitched heaoohg
into the canal below, and is buried, with the en-
gneer aud fireman, ut least twenty feet below the sur
face.
The Commercial Advertiser also contains the state
ment of mn eye witness, who says:
The forward passenger car, in descending, was
turned upside down, leaving only n portion OF 1t
above the water The forward end of the last pas
sengcr rested upon either the engine or baggage
ear and falling back upon the wall supporting the
bridge remained in nearly upright position. The
scene a TERRIBLE one
The water in the canal is eighteen feet deep, and
nearly all those not Immediately killed were drowned
The engine and tender with the engineer aud fireman
nit ri, mi, tbap
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DAY 1.EAVE S.-This deli ghtful article,
which has been used extensively throughout the world
for under the of Bay Rum remedy
Tor Nervous Headache and for affections of the Head gener
ally and for diseases of the Scalp Hair has last been
reduced to that concentration which
dicnal virtues ten fold and makes remedy worthy the
enon of all In its state which
been effected alone by chemical
inventor the Concentrated Essence of Bay
scented TO this community remedy arresfne
the decay of the Hair the removal Dandru relieving
by few applications that distressing itching which most gen.
orally precedes the falling of the Hair The several
years since originally prepared for member Of his family
(having confidence in the usually Sold
most distressing decay the hair and decided
effects that It's reputation became established and hun
dreds OF calls have since been made system
of putting whatever Such has become reputation
sers Bay Leaves that the
facture II extensive scale and no
the fullest confidence to the public
None genuine without the written signature of
Tll0S. II. R0SSER,
Manufacturing Chemist, Petersburg. Va
For sale, wholesale and retail by STROrHER & WHITE
HEAD, Druggists
G " Look limitations under the Of Oil Of Bay
Leaves Bay Extracts Bay Water &C.
feb gdAcly
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COMPREHENSIVE
COs.ElOi-NS, WHALING 4 WILLS.

sItItS~ONA
j, y GREGORY Il co.
1YNCHRuHG, Va.
rENIIE undersigned have associated themselves under the
h above style and having purchased the Stock Of j. ID
IL -