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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-28
y TEST NEWS.


shaehlng event occurred in Cincinnati on
hohdaf m"'nlhg at about half past five o'clock,
Whereby man I'll a temporary fit IT insanity. al
Ter an attempt IL take the life of his wife, nearly
severed hi~ head from hi, body. The CONNER
ca! Of tuesday gives the following particulars ::
Miehal Gold lived rearly opposite the county
jail with his wife and two children. 4 cooper by
trade. he was always recognized as a sober. in
'nstrlonS nan AM a careful previder for his fam
liy. About week since he was thrown Out of
fmploym Mt, but previou. to this he had been oc-
ea>lonllly subject I" slight alteration of mind
which since he had left work appeared 10 in.
crease. Yesterday morning, at the hour above
stated. hr complained of being u little unwell ana
expressed u purpose of going out, from which he
dissuadrd by his wife. He then got out of
bed and went 10 Il chest Mt the further rnd Of the
room, which he opened aud took therefrom a ra-
znr and IA jack knife. and upon his wife inquiring
what he meant In do with them, he replied that
he intended 10 cut some bread. There was how
ever, an insane glare in the eyes which terrified
his wife, and springing from the bed she hasten.
ed towards him i'll time IL catch his arm as he
was about making dash at his throat with the
razor. Upon this he plunged the knife which he
Leld IN his left hand into the side ot her abdomen
and at the snne time cut her baud with the la2or.
The poor woman contrved to escape from the
room To that of ntghbar. when the wretohed
man perpetrated the act Of self destruction, bv
drawing the blade of the razor across his own
throat, cnting through the iugulur, and almost
severing the bend from the body and which, in
two minutes after the horrid affair. the room was
entered, he was found lying upon the floor, with
his head resting upon the edge of IA tub.
The bloody drama created intense excitement
In the nelg hhorhood, and the coroner was sent
for who, after sommoning jury, proceeded to
examine into the particulars, when "A verdict in
accordance with the above facts was rendered.
Mrs. Gold was yesterday considered in very
pr'carons state, although hopes were entertain.
ed that the wound would not prove mortal.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-28
Wan Cusin NinCt Bonf.

The train on the pittsburg, Fort Wayne and
Chicago railroad. which arrived here at one o.
clock p NJ. on Monday. ran over an unknown
man about four and half miles below this city.
He was lying upon the track in state OF ln,oxI-
cation, and before the cars could be stopped tSe
train was upon him. absolutely cutting MN ih'"
fragments. Ills heart and liyei were lying upon
ono side of tbe track his arms on the other side.
and hi. legs in another place. The spectacle
wa, shocking to behold, He had a whisky bot
tie in his pocket at the time of his death.-Pitfs-
Lurr Past
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-28

It appears from documents forwarded 10 the
Washington Union by the Hon George NJ. DIAL
las, the American minister mt London, that y ma
tional agricultural exhibition is Ia be held at Wa
te,fnrd in ireland. in August neAf. under the
auspices of the ROYAL Agricultural Improvement
Society. The prize, 10 be open for compe-
;ition to, all foreign countries. Hon. John A.
Blake, Mayor of Waterford. in letter to Mr.. Dial
las. speaking on behalf of himself and the oorpo-
ration, says:
United, as Ireland j., TO the great nation which
your cXcellency represents. by the strong ties "t
kindred and sympathy,we earnestly desire 10 SOC
at this important exhibition, some Of the naiur
products Of n country where So many of our rnco
have found Il home and field for the exercise OF
their industry and abilities denied them in their
native land.as well Us some specimens oi the most
celebrated of those instruments of agriculture
which owe their invention to tho ingenuity of
Americans, and for which they have acquired u
high reputation.
At the period of the Great Exhibition held at
\. York, the mcmoralsts, in common with many
other parts of lrelan sent contributions of man
ufacturng products;and they earnestly trust,trom
the many evidences of good feeling exhibited by
the United States, that the request now made will
meet with favorable response-more particular
" when assure your exc 'llcney hat II oompN-
nnce will tend materially 10 render successful an
undertaking likely 10 prove ol much benefit to
ireland; amongst other thingsby bringing to her
shores men of capital and enterprise, who may
be induced, on witnessing the great field which
exists for tho exercise Of both, To aid her people
To develop her vnei natural resources.
Mr. ake also states that considerable facilities
will be afforded for conveying 10 Waterford anything
thai may be sen from the I. States arriving in Eng
lnnd the propretors ofthe steamboats, trading be-
tween Waterford and London, Milford, Liverpool and
Bristol have promised to bring everything free of
charge,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-28

INFLUENCE OF OffIcE.-The Washington CORES
pondent OF the Tribune says, "Gen. Cass is putting
on the airs ofyouth in view Of his appointment to
the Premiership. lie has mounted a cIaret col
ored coat and has suddenly discovered that he is too
Young ride to the capitol. He has accordingly
bandoned his carriage, and walks daily to the SEN
with short and brisk steps worthy OF Mercury just
lighted to the heaven kissing hill We are pleased
to learn that Mr.. Buchanan has the Meacl faculty of
restoring the yigor and sprptlness of youth 10 ena
bic Lon to assist at the solemnitics Of next
"Wednesday.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-28

II appears thot wednesday last beFng tNe sIA1y-
second birthday ofGeorgc Peabody Esq" II was ap-
,'.,,,,riot.i observed in South Danyers, Mass. Du-
ring the d3, numerous flags displaycland IN the
egeninga number Of the inhabitants par.ook OF 4"
s,uontnons dinner Mt Smonds hotel. During the
er@ning letter was opened from Mr.. Peabody dated
from Washington enclosing A letter OF credit on ms
confidential correspondents, in Boston MeS5's pnNe
Ii',.o Go for : 600 for the Branch Library Of
the Tnstifute-a donation which has never before
been noted.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-28
AZ, ~ ~ nrwARD.-tunawny from, the sub

At. ~ ~ RCWARD.-stunaw0y from the sub
SsDV .eriber 18th day of September last bright
uatto Boy IN, about l6 years Of When he
o he had on a hat with black ban clouded spot
ted troc Coat full head Of hair with both
ar,n near the elbows the inside Of the left thigh
All these scars the appearance Of being bit with
knife He is handed, shrcwd and intelligent and will
doubt attempt pass tree boy and may Lire himself
sueh.
win give the above reward for the appre enson and deiv
r Of sa boy to me- If secured in any jail sotat him
Address WIN. A. CLEMENT,
dec 81 cts Campbell Courthouse, Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-28

AMERICAN CLAIMS on MEXICo.-- The Mexican
Extraordinary, of the 9TH utimo says
amongst the complaints, that arc now before
the MEXICAN government are those of number
Of persons who are here prisoners under II charge
OF being flbusters. Although they have now
been prisoners over one year, and have been in
TINS city awaiting trial for ten months they are
still kept here in suspense, many of them in n
most distressed and hcgga.ly oonlilion.'
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-28
COMPREHENSIVE
sOtHOiN NJ. WHALING - WILLS,

fuNE undersigned In withdrawing from the husin' long
conducted hy them IN thus lily, mako their grateful
Embellishments m the public ton the liberal patronage betow
ed upon item lhrr happy 10 know that they will bo
succeeded by gentlemen of the retoA Integrity, at hnan"s
experience and experimentation they confidently aud
daily rotoHut9ud To Their late patrons Arm with Mhth II
VIII Ice safe aud ploan have transactions Que 81 tho
n,mbcrs Mir Whaling as hcon fnr iime principal
salesman, mud Is outlreN familiar with the trade
W. viii he found AT old stand. prepared close
business nnd request Mi who aud All who have claims
against Us Ia como forward and settle
feb NdNrs ! - GREGORY n co
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-28

BAlrrMonr, Feb. 27th.
Flour SO T., Wheat in good demand aud nm
changed Corn-white 5a@he, yellow 81.
NFw York. Fob. ~.
Flour booyont. state SO lbcrSd 30. Southern
unchanged
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-28

Another Somth MrsIcAtE will be given in Dudley
Hall Tuesday night. The first was very pleasant
the next will no doubt he equally
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-28
JUST RECEIVED ANOTHER Lor OF

WITH all the inproy together with other mu-
w siral such NipiuE tniihrs fntrH Me
odeonS Also beautiful assortment ii sheet hse for
Piano Guitar all uc mnscal instruments, general
IL country All thppe wishing Ia purchase will do
well cali and examine themselves before purchasing
elsewhere
The undersigned are every Iayleeeylug and fashion
able Music aud most fashionable publications
W. =. GREENE y cos
MUST Saloon Main Street posito Citizens Savings bank,
aud few door, above NorYol House, Lynehbnrg, Va
inn
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-28

Hon PmcE--A lot Of tobacco belonging 10 Mr..
Robt Lawhoru Was sold yesterday hy Capt Dudley
mt s3l per hundred-pnrehased by lIolcomJe Wal
lar
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-28

TOMORROW viii lie the first day..of Spring, and
Every brilliant ding
That wears the trembling pearls of Spring,
will soon be budding and blooming around US.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-28
MISCELLANEOUS CARDS.

uN ". RsaE, A,tor"c, ai LAW. I.yWchburg,
H. renewed Ills Office Ia tho the Store
OF A n Rnvker, opposite tho tank Of Virginia
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-28

cSfHR athRfdGES. t"rr'"2's:' C}E WH
~ ~ The subscriber respectfully informs bis M
friends customers and the public that he has hand
aud ma ing daily all the different STYLES Of Carriages
Rockaways aud Buggles which finished mp neat and
strong the country All WHO want good Work, com
bined wi neatucss get II Of Lyuchuf make without
going Yankee after H. All Inscriptions Of carriages
aud huggios made to order and All kud oil repairing done
with nuatness anddsparh. il II, BAILEY
The subs keeps mahes To order MI kinds II iron
xe Wagons from largest horsc down to the
smallest onehose in aiso railroad carts wheel
blrrows, dc-
He has also hand several Snrng Carryallsono and two
horse, for moving pedding purposes . ..
JOHN II. BAILEY.
dt,ns Iynchburg
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-28

HDAsDBHhE'S suanr Drops for N0rms.--
THIS excellent Notngo Is prepare fnm the moat III
vegetable substance and has proved in all eases aaio
CERTAIN remedy tor II has rwfut aud dolcaoly
pleasant avo and Ia therefore peculiarly adapted to cllron
" hn win talk readily aht confectionery For
sale 10y SIkOlllER n WHITEHEAD,
fab - DrupgiAts, Hank Square
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-28

PATRICK HGNRfs Gatyf.-The Milton North Car
DINA, Chronicle SAYS; Nv mcs,u no ieproacll the
State of Virginia although she ought to blush, if
she knows how When announce that to this day
the grave Of the illa>trious and immortal Henry is
without even a stone stick to mark the resting
place of his bones And there is hui one person y-
ing who know his grave with certainty from others
that surround it, and that person IS venerable
gro who has often watered it with his tears. The
apparent negligence of his relations happened,
learn in this way: Virginia claimed the grave her
property, and promised to erect OVERT monument
worthy Of the and rs impcrishabe rs time. She
has neglected to do i-but having recently erected
bronze statue of Henry at Richmond few OF his rel
atiycs have concluded to place marble slab his
remains
The slab is 3 by 3 feet-ofthe pure5t white Amcri-
can Marble, and contains this uscripton:fo the
memory of Patrick Henry born May 10th, l75G, died
june 9th l199,-lliS tlmels his best ePitaph.
FRrIr KlLtEn.-We learn, says the Petersburg Ex-
press from several gentlemen of Chesterfield, that
many of the Young fruit trees especially the peach,
have been killed by the severity of the past winter
The N9utten Faretr regrets to learn that the fruit
buds Of the peach are entirely destroyed Apricots
cultivated in this neighborhood have shared the same
fate
FRF1enrs OVER TIE $. 5. RAMnoAD.-Wc have re-
ceiyed from Mr. +. \. Goodwin whose efficiency as
Freight Agent, we are happy to know, commands the
esteem of the Company statement OF the freight re-
cepts at the South Side depot over the Suuth-Sidc
Raroad and the exports from Petersburg over the
CITY Point branch, for the last quarter. The through
transportation is not included in this statement,
though we understand that it was very large, and
quite hattering to the prosperity Of the company
But the erposc before will be more interesting to
city readers nasmuch rs It exhibits the amount of
trade received by Petersburg from the West aud her
own trade to the east We condense it into sum
mary;
Received from the Sopth-Siie by Petersburg mer-
chants 81 1913 bushels wheat, i32 bbls flour l6S5
boxes tobacco, and 448 hhds tobacco. over this de-
partment, Mr. Jnnus II. Butts has control, ana we
may say, in all sincerity, that for prompt business
talent integrity and gentemanly demeanor which
Is truly distinguishing in its character Mr. Butts IS
prc-cmminent. The same may also be said OF Mr.. D.
" Fisher who has in charge the opposite, or CITY
Point department. For the same quarter the follow
ing amounts of exports over the latter nrancn are
summed up-3l 973 boxes Tobacco; 270l9 bbls
flour; $50 bushels wheat; and 6l4 Lads tobacco
Dtspdtch.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-28

NlcSORN1E n co,
WI Whois>nic naJ WcsniI ssrorcr..
COMMISSION 4 FoRW ARDING MERCHANTS, and
manufacturers OF SMOKING AND CHEWING TOBACCO,
old stand of Meoorklc Jones' MAN AfRttt hsCu
nrRa will particular attention To theHnc Of FLOUR
WHEAT, CORN. BACON, LARD. HtTTER, sc Liberal
advances viii be made all consgmona when required
ian oats
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-28

lts Inspector Il MartlH's HarfAaaEe
uuHns. ~ WnnIE1uGAD.
IL Comm i.-iou Merchants,
For tho Tobacco Flour other Country Produce
IfNcHuRu, VA having formed rnlartnefaip for the rnr
general Commission business VIII give their
undivided to all rousignmunta madn to them
nnuc the store Of aoorEo Davis aud neNt door Ia A.
u. Ruckor lhHAR WlllIlIEAb,
Jan. 10 lsaI. THOMAS u hlliln
Refer Capt Jno NJ otcy, Cashier bank OF Va q ID ba
VS. Ino r. Davis 10, saul Nj Garland Amhorat Mayo
cabal, Nelson Il q. Mitchell. Cashier Merchants Hank
10 ,lNria
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-28

CuRIous NIsDrANr.-A sp'tefu looking Jack kicked
open our door the other morning, and let in II tero
eous looking Bun Dog, who walked up deliberately,
and laid on our table Il vcritahe "Paddiag HeaR.'
On cutting into the thing found ii to be made up
apples of wit, flour OF humor, sauce of pleasantr5
spiced, peppered aud gineered with several other
kinds of palatabe ingredients. The savage looking
animal promised to serve every month, and we
shall always receive him kindly and gracious y-part
ly because like him, and partly because he mil ht
snap at us il We did not.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-28

tTl TJIF f'N 'NIY.T = - " -ITI'I0I IN
ANEW utsEt.=.su-t received u large assorf-
mont # new aud beaulitu Music such Voices the
Night Willie we have mssrd you Jennie with light Brown
Hair, and many other piece TOD numerous TO mention
fob Igtu W = GREENE & co
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-28

SlaVta without Masters, hy beurBc Iitzhugh OF Fort
Royal Caroline county, Va, for sale ty
fyb lgts fltcp copy.l PAYNE & CHRISTIAN,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-28
yNsrassssss. HOUSE
WILLS, HAWKINS n q

Z
T. 31dNc1Y
XyvEII4, HtwIBNs " co. General Com
w MISSION MTRClIAN1S AND SPECIAL AGENTS
for tho sale 81 MANtfFAGTi IEB TOBACCO Sorcs No
81 aud 93 Gtayte of Tohapt"ulaa street New or
Tenn
Knrlurkerz--Arnstsad y warwick CaptJom NJ. oiey
Iaep GdkelSt
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-28

n Dog
friends public generally for the very liberal pat
ronaze ri on tile old concern Of D. L. 4 H. H. Nd8n
and solicit "A continuance 10 tie new concern.
Inn ,dNrts BENZ. II. NOWIIN
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~ iANutONNf. J. u inlCoMhf.
ANs.BlOVNG ~ uOUSOWUG.
Mnnkc md % !. I,nngc WCOhrrs

1No u iASauouNf II. uoiCoMnr.
ANGuORNG ~ uOISOWUE,
EI hnBkcr- pnd E~Shnngc Urohrr-,
Corner Mniu mud bridge Streets iynohbutg, Va, viii
collie, the lowest rates of Exchange They VIII
pay the highest market price Land Warrant Northorn
Exchange, toln aud tnenncnt Money
REFER TO
The Presidents aud Cashiers vi the aovoral Banhso Lynch
burg Messra Maury Go, McsHrs pair", Richmond
Measrs johnston, Uros Co. ham Harris sons, Josiah
Lee Co uatiniD re MusSH Fnrnham, krkham \ Co,
Dr.Aol 90, philadelphia Mrssrs Nanheck Road proN
~ y
uusNRA -. FLOOD, Attorney nj Inv. will
pttond Nil tho Counts of tho city of lynohburg tho
oouno- ot Amherst AppomattoA, bedford and Campbell
msi 81 IA
"a " Iu1tMAN ! = UninAH.
- W.HsLIuAN co..
Ag,nts for tho Sale Of VIRGINIA MANuFAOruRED
TOBACCO iiboral adv ancos mhdo on Conagnmcnis.
sep ltdSeis
n shrAn. H. y. CLAIM
w tsugNssTON HOUSE,
-" CHURCH STREET,
IYNrHnrUa, VA.
fe 2dSc1Y SNEAp CLARK, froitoiofs
AyOEVEI.L IsOtSE,
~ Main street, u,uehburu, vn.
THE NOltN has undergone change of construction
that lncna footing the buE modern built Hotels oi
the country
Tho Interior cry necessary convenience for guoHt
furnished In ayo OF tiEdAkCF aud COMFORT suited
all character TINT VIII mako rank IN
fact with the first class Hotels Of the country. -,
WELLS a HYDE,
nuE ljdAeta ftopfieiofs
yNtnRsKsl HOUSE.
IL MAN STUNT, Iynehburg Va,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-28

upsANOsON TKIAu-pny tncnt withhcid.-We
propose purchasers of Piano Foftca TO take our nsru
trial what of their quality be-
lore pay Ing ior them
experience part satisfies our own minds
could get fifteen hundred to unite with US
tho opinion. that establishment North or South can pos
sby furnish better cheaper, Instruments than we do
nov lldla t. J. NASH
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p,EusI.E sCm0O, Az RETREAT.-Tho

fE,BE best Paper in the English Language
fb IL ~ MORSE's
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-28

Minutes In twelve months The best and finest aes"it
Gold and Silver Patent Lever Watches In Virginia Ia
npY for sale nt THOMAS NOWLANS Watch and Jtwslry
Establishment lie has Watches from all of the most eslebra
ted makers and of them of such superior quality and
finish that he gain lose live minutes In
twelve months lyon want to get superior Watch be sure
buy 1t Of NOW Ian, and Will certainly have good
piece also the finest aud most fashionable assert
II Of Jowtlry To be found In this market
Remember his No Is "a Sycamore st, Sign OF tho Eagle,
Pete "a feb
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-05-16
Ordinance No. -.

IN ORDLN.I.NCE TO regulate He man
neT IN which Licenses and Tar Rectipts
ShaW be iS>utd, and Settlements Hiude
'cih the Treasurer
The Board of trustees of the Town Of Oroville DO
Ordan ~ tUluw-:
Skc lst Ali Licences required to be taken out in
accordance Win triuHucrS No I. ), q, and :,
shall be signed by The t,erk of he hoard OF Trustees
and counlcrsgncd by The Treasurer
SEC. III The Clcrk oflhr Board of Trustees shall
procure al Licenses in proper blank form required
10y the foregoing nauo q urdiaaucr-, ANA shah deliver
them from umc to tiule To the Treasurer. charging
hfm with the amounts inr which they are isebcd.
SEC at. The Treasurer shall settle with the Board
of Trustees on the first Monday in each month"; 'and
on settlement thc Eoatd Of Trustees shall give him
credit for all vouchers. tor an cash paid out per their
order, Tor AL monies on hand, aud Tor nll blank
Licenses Poll and Dog Tax Receipts not Issued and
sold.
SEc. !. Al Poll aud Dog Tax Receipts for Munich
pei purposes shall b" procured by the Ccrk Of the
Hoari oI trustees IN proper blink form, and hand
lhtm over to the Treasurer from time to tiuc chafL-
The Treasurer all sign and hand over 10 the Mar.
shaI ircm iimc to tric, Pnl and Dog I \ kccrilts
required, charging hun with the same, and shah
apun settlement with the Marshal, give lhm or, dIt
Tor all monies pa.1 IA, and ali blank Pcl and Dog Tax
Receipts returned.
EEC ,. lhe semi notify settlements Of he Mar
shul with thc Treasurer shalt be AIDE ON the second
and last saturdays IN each mouth: aud When the
Marshal ~hall pay over To he Treasurer LnN monies
he shall take receipt nerc'or and lmmedaiel, Gle
the same " Ith the Clerk of the Board OF trustees
Passed May IA 1851.
TIIOS. WELLS, President.
Attest, : H. SNYDER. Clerk.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-05-16
Extension Forever!

Owing 20 the immense business done by the under>
signed, they have found it necessary open
BRANCH in Orovie. and have located it nearly OPP
pose the Orleans Hotel, and directly opposite the
Miners Bakery. ON Montgomery treet. where they
opening and offer for sale. as fine stcck Oi
Clothing, Boots md shoes, Hats Cnis and good
stock of Under Clothing rs can be found in their
well known establishment 10 the Miners and resi-.
dehls of Ihompsons Flat Morris EAvinc, Oregon
Gulch and C,iy, aud everybody, with their friends
We would simply say, drop in and ut the
Branch, examine onr stock, you have both the rlhl
quantity and quaiiiy to select from. cIohe your
selves comfortably, go on your way rejoicing and if
oar goods don't give you satisfaction, our names are
not ID. Toy x OrlERSON,
Montgomery street, opposite st. Nicholas and
Branch, opposite Miners Bakery. dj