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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-24

The Law next requires bond and security
against the keeping Of gambling tables Of any
kind under the licenses granted ~ aforesaid !;
that every keeper Of an inn tavern or hotel, In
the cities Of this State shall keep at least three
spare beds and the necessary bedding, for the &C
commcdation Of travellers For every neglect
or default in having either Of the articles herein
required such keeper shall forfeit ten dollars, 10
he recovered by the overseers Of the poor for the
u-e Of the poor Any inn, tavern or hotel
keeper Who shall trust any person except dodgers
In bis house, for any liquors, shall be incapable
Of recovering tho debt, No liquors to be drank
on the premises Of licensed retailers, excepting
inn, tavern or hotel keepcrs) A good moral
character and bond Of FIVE hundred dollars
and sufficient sureties 70 the extent Of thousand
dollars, arc required for license No liquors
to be cold or given away 10 minors or apprentices
without authority Of parent or a guardian. No
liquors to be sold or given away to wives or hos
bands who are habltual drunksrds nor TO spy in
toxcated person, under pain Of fine and mprison.
ment. Then comes the twenty fret section.
which In itself Ia Sunday aud an election dsy
Prohlbitcry Liquor law, to Wit -
No Inn, tavern or ho,cl keeper, or persons ucersed
10 sell liquors, thall sell or give away any inlosi.
which general or special election or town meeting shall
be held aud within quarter OF mile from The place
where such general or special election town meeting
shall b. held Ia any Of Tie ces, villages or towns OF This
STATE 70 any Ierson whsiever a. beverage 10 case the
election or Town meeting shall D0 be general throughout
~ aie the provisions o. Ibis ecisn sn sEch shs
uy appiy 70 Mc ~q cc7sY '0ds. :" t~'"-s os%h
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-03-05


EFh0lss while the same course Of an
alogical reasoning would lead US still
further onward, and in tie last analysis,
require as to assure transcendental
connection between al hese mighty
systems universe Of uniVerses, cir
ding roundin the infnity Of space, and
preserving It's equilibriiurl by the same
laws Of mutual attraction, which bind
the lower worlds together.
1t NAV be thought that conceptions
ike these are calcE2ated rather to de-
press than to elevate Us In the scale Of
being; that, banished as he Is by these
eOntemplatiOas to = corner Of creation,
and there reduced to an atam, man
sinks to nothingness in this ininity Of
worlds. But q second Thought cor
rects the impression. These vast con
temptations are ven calculated to in
spire awe, but not abssement. Mind
and matter are inc0mmensurable. An
immortal soul, even while clothed, IN
this muddy vesture Of decay" Is IN
the eye Of God and reason, a purer
essence than the brightest sun that
lights the depths Of heaven. The or
ganized human ere, instinct with life
and soul, which, gazing through the
telescope, travels ND to the cl0udy
speck In the handle Of 0rion's sword,
and bids It blaze forth into a galaxy as
vast as ours, stands higher IN the order
Of being than all that Of lu1ninaries.
The intellect Of Newton, which dis
covered the law that holds the revOlv-
ing worlds together, a nobler work Of
IGOd than 4 universe Of uniFersss Of
unthinking matter.
/ IF still treading the loftiest paths q
analogy, We adopt the suppasiti0n-
to me, / own, the grateful supp0#ition
that the countless planetary worlds
which attend these countless sans, are
theabodes Of rational beings likeman
instead Of BRINGING back from this
fexalted conception a feeling Of fnsig-
nifcance, az If the individuals Of oul
lrace we're but poor atoms IN the infni-
tty Of being, I regard it, on the con-
trary, as a glory Of or human niIture,
that It belongs to a family Whiish nc
man can number, Of rationzi natures
Ike itself. In the order Of beiny they
may stand beneath Us, or theT mar
stand above rs Ae may vel be con
tent with his place who Is made &
little lower than the ANGELS -
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-03-05


Some time ago an English nan-of-
war touched at a foreign. port, and the
AdmiraI was invited en- shore to dine
with an old friend, at whose table sat
an American lady with her two grown
I'D daughters. The entertainmeRt Vas
passing Of very pleasantly when Ad-
miral said Speaking Of incl
denees, / have lately come across an
American paper containing the account
Of a very singular murder case; per-
haps these ladies knoWscaiethirg about
Il, as It occurred IN BostQn. The name
vas Prof. - humph, / forget the
naIne now.
The Admiral was about to proceed,
when she American ladies got up in the
greatest consternation and hurried from
the room, leaving the distinguished
guest rather ehagirned, and 1t a loss
to account for their conduct. Though
painful to the hosBitabEe hosee, be felt
it his duty to explain very briefly the
cause, and the simple recital brOaght
tears from the old Admiral, as the IN
Wittihg cause Of carryiEg sorrow to
any one The subject was too delicate
for an explanation, and, grieTed beyond
measure, he babe hasty adieu to bis
old friend, and IN an hour more, his
frigate vas dashing from the port with
all sails spread. It Is only necessary
for ls to say that FayM vas the port
and the american ladirs the wife and
daughters Of Prof. Webster. Il is IN
deed true that the sins of the parent
shall be visited upon zhe chilGrel.-
Charleston Adgsrtsser.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-03-05

Agsnnss.sssn rsssaslylsf.IAsslog
cabin for the purpOssOf taking peeP
at tie Railroad, and thus graplI.ially
describes his aGTensures. iE
Wal i1sS manufacfure NE Up into q
double refined spinning jenny, and set
me agoing in ffty acres Of s0Fii, Il
ever I came across such araFin .rFsl,
sn0rtIn double reyoIEiI Iietse Of
machinery, from ereatioR down isgTnT
most maEEelOas deliTeEance Hzlt floES
asthe one which gave ne t:hase down
y0ur railroad Thearn srnie fnls aeo
that there wera saeh things rlhti open
rich, 50 I made thinss abodt re h
round irum, and hroIze Of hl,res1 came
across the country, and stTutik ,y0ur
railroad, and It vas plaJIiag it down
about four knots an h5ar. Nov ] had
hearn tel Of Ioc0m0tIveg but never
drea1ned Of seeing oRe alrrs sliii liick-
ing, but about. two miles from Ae.e, I
hearn something behind Ine cislghIn',
sneezin'. thunderiD, ana 11lOoked
around, and sure enoEgll, hare she
come right down. after me, paving the
earth up and splitting tie ro;I6. vide
open. with more snn0ke and IRE hyTTnf
than ort to cone cut q llrndFed
burnin, mountains, WITH aboiIt k0Fty
wagons foIlerIn' after her, and 10 save
her tarnal black, smoky. noisy neck,
she cOaldn Get clear sf them iasI.Es
know whether they scarGd her Tip OF
no, but here she comes, flIaHiIig at the
n0uth=vith her teeth chuck fnll Of
burnin' red hot Goals, shsPitcllearizht
straiiz zht as me. asif she lsas g0n' int
me Ike = athousanEl Of bricks. Icuiliin,t
stand It any lOnger, sol Elleelea Ri'Ound
and broke down the read and seginte
make the gravel tly ia every difeEsion.
No sooner had I deRe that shan she
spit right after ne. ana exert ;uHlp i
made She screaihe3 Ikis lE0usand
Wild eats She BEGIN 70 gain ein ne
comm up . Tttle hi1, but = Gene
around a pint to lst7aight lersl ID the
road Nov, thinks ], III gira yoa
ginger, as Fm great 81 Z dead level,
50 / pulled 70 It and sosin cot Ii.Fse1
under fun keadFaY; then she lIeaI7 10
yelp and howl, and csas and sfarac,
and cone on fun elzzaI and made the
huh airsh shake. But I 1keps Oh before
-. Lr~-.-~,~, - H. la 70 tu-p~flr
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-03-05

Eiirtues lying cold and rigid IN the
arms Of death. I wept for the grief
stricken old man, It's heavy burden
seemed too much for hin to bear.
AsI heard the clar fal upon the
boards, I murulured Gin life they loved
each other dearly and in death they
we're not parted
PRAIRIE SH-lETIE, Feb, 1857.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-03-05

Some Of the outside editors rho
have DO souls for sweet sounds, osca-
sionaIIy give vent to the puzzled dis
satisfaction which they feel at the opera,
in queer language:
In what does the execution OF an
Operatic piece cOnsist-sash, fiE IN
stance, as zCasta Diva, from NOirraa,
sung By ParOdE A gradually inOila-
lating howl squeak, 3 squall s
thrill, and cultural googIeyplgle-
google deafening bawl hlos the
hoarsc whistle Of . locomotive engine
when under fuH headwsy--a qiseky,
queeky, queeky-EOp, wop, vcP ia
half angIestoop-a MaChiaTelis1l iuIils
-and q Yamooset
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-03-05
flisfflIanf0ts.
THE IMMTEs1TY OF CRElrToF.

The following Is an extract from the
Address Of Hon. Edward Everett, at
the dedication Of the Dudly ObserT-
atory
But It Is Wien We turn our ObSerTa-
ton and our thoughts from our own
system, to the systems which lie be-
yond it IN the heavenly spaces, that We
approach a more adequate conception
Of the vastness Of Creation. All an
aIogy teaches Us that the sun which
gives light to us il but one of those
countless stellar hres which deck the
iirmauIent, and that every glittering
star N that shining host is the centre
0f 4 system sls Tast and as fzl of sub
ordinate Iumfnaries as cur own. Of
these suns-eentres Of planetary sys-
tems-thousslnds are visible to the
naked eye, millions are discovered BY
the telescope. Sir John HarschelI, in
the account Of his operations at the
Cape of Good Hope-page 381-cal-
n I
cuiates that Etlout hEe and . hall mIl-
liens Of stars are visible enough 70 be
distinctly e0unted IN twenty-fo0t re-
Iector, in both hemispheres. he adds,
that sIthe actual numberi is much greater
there can beIittIe doubt" His IHustri-
Gus father estimated on one occasion
that 125. 600 stars passed through the
field OF ms forty-fOot reilector m .
quarter OF an hour Ihls would give
i, ,0v0 VO0 tOr the entire circuit o. the
heavens, IN q single telescope zoneF
and TINS estl mate vas mace unasE thi
assumption that the neDulse vert
masses Of luminous matter not yet cont
densed into suns
These stupeRdous ealcuEltions, hoT--
ever, form but the nrst column q the
inventory Of the universe. FaIntNhite
specks are visible even to the naked
ere Of practical observer IN dfHererTt
parts Of the heavens. Under high
magIifyIng powers, several thousands
/ Of such spots are vlsIble--nc longef,
however, faint white specks- but many
Of them resolved BY powerful tele-
scopes into vast aggregatiSns Of stars,
each of which may, with propriety, BE
compared with the milky way. Many
Of these iiebalR, however, resisted tie
peweF Of Sin Vim. HerschelPs great
reflector, and were, accordingly, still
regarded bF him as masses.Of uniformed
Tsatter not yet condensed into sHns.-+
-Thiss TIL 2 few years since. vas perhaps
the prevailing opinion and the nebular
theory filed q large space IN astrORem-
ical science. But with the increase of
instrumental power, especially under
tie mighty grasp Cf- Lord Ross gi-
gsln.iic reaec#ofs and the great refrae-
tors at PalE0ya and Cambridge, the
most Kresolvable Of these nebala have
given way; and the betterOpIni0n now
lis, that every one Of them s Z gzlaxy.
like our own milky-way, composed OF
millions of suns IN other words, we
are brought to the bewliderIng conciu-
sion that thousands of these misty
speskss the greater part Of them toe
faint to be seen with the naked eye,
are, not each q universe Ike oar sys-
tems but each swarm OF uElIytrses
Of Hnappreeiable magnitude Hum
bO1at, Cosmos III, The mind sIDks
i la,-a-rr--o-a1 kz~ &1,a s,0afayar3afifYn -
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-03-05

.THE BESEFTEs OE ADvERITsIG.--
MANY Of the business men Of this
Vicinity do not advertise This IS not
as it should be, for 4 judicious system
Of advertlsIng any business pays
sometimes more and sometimes less,
to be sure-but It always pays 9IanE
people, imagining 1at It would not
make any difference, neglect this way
Of making their business known, and.
perhaps, sucosed very Wtll, but It IS
veil known that IN al enterprises,
these who advertise properly sacceed
better than those VINO Sl0 noe An ad-
Fertisemenf appearing weekly IN 9
newspaper having even circulation
Of 500 or 1909, infferHls 5000 or 5000
people Of the articles offered for sale
.-if the advertiser il : ameFchznt--and
IS an inducement for people 50 patron
re the concern Whereas, without
this. the proprietor sails ONLY 70 q fen
regular customers, and thOse WhS
happen to sl-ap in.--s --shTelaAge.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-03-05

have memories, mgurnfuI and pleas
ing ones, sf the old, the Young, the
nlaiden, and thelittle ehfld; they crowd
OH me BY turns, and,
aFaiut in the distance Gar / seem 70 hear,
The familiar voice Of Some one pass'd away p
God never gave to haman intellect a
gift So blessed as the powers Of memo
rv- Il is a magic siIrpassing that Of
the woman Of End0r; for it not only
c1Ils the dead 20 life agaiia, but clothes
them with familiar looks and smiles,
and brings them from tho land Of the
dead without the grave clothes, in al
sl1eir original beauty and ravishing
glory.
There is one Of these memories that
efteh karut me IN mt lonely. hours as
| set before the fiFe, conJjgring up
seeiaes from. the haz,T past to keepm
company. It is:
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-03-05

=; - h 5-zr.s WI be required for Al advertise
-szts ez-sut uhGre acsual rsspousi6iEity IS known
Ten per cent for each change be atded 10 the
above rasss-
Ssariar Businsss Cards Ct. Eve Iues or less, for
o1e yel-- s5.as-
10 aIEerfiscueHts VII be egnsiserel By the year.
ualsss specified en- the uauussript, er previously
a---si upo1 between TIE parties
Aissrtizealcurz'not marksd en- theeopy fer speci-
E.I nzs5c4 Of Insertions, VII be eaztinued unt7 O.
is-ed ont. ana clarzsd ass8rdinziy.
Al aTertcmeuts fruu Strangers or transient per
Eus 3 bc pad n adEazce-
sThs priTe-e = yearly aiFersiseEs WI be c0zEued
.r-IT b their own husiHess and All aiFUrtissEeuts
NJ ugrtaiuin- tbereto, 70 Dc paid fnr extra
= AZ eaisd adFertissme1ts ehzT-cd double thcabOFC
raies.
sh-r-ei extra
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-03-05

3 ith rauti0zz step, IS Ne trad U1r VIZ thzs
his intricate -7orid as sth-r folks dos
Hay Es SIN On eur ji01Eneg ks atle Ia 7fsr
ne beusvoIsnt face Il \ dsIlar q IVA
Foran ezceuezt ting il = dollar e. tWs.
No frisud Is So tras az q daIluror tE0
Thr0s eSuntry and tuEz, a. vs pass uP .nd lilwss
10 PASSPORT 50 gDod As a aalar e ina.
Woald yua rad T01rsslf out az ths hu-hllur ersE.
And the hnnd Of . female Divinity szcf
Tou mist always Be rea57 slse hau-isazas tpdas
AI.ho6gh it shsuld sost yua q dnEEzr Ct tEn.
Lavs'sazrous are tippsd win . dnLlas e iva
AndaEsetion Is gainsl - = aoII1r ort1Eo,
Ths best aid Toa saa get IN nlEu-ciuis Tsuf
@t
Is the eIaq1ezt chink of = doTisr x tBo,
W1uld yo1 wsh y1ur sxstenes with iaik1 % nbtia,
And enroll IN TIE ranks Of the ssncliEed fsgls
Ts enjoy good name and 4 ven eushisasd IeiF,
You uust always eor's down With dsiilr uE sVHi.
The gaspsI is Prsu.hed faz 4 dailar = tlEA
And alzati0n Is rlain1sa for :. ilsIlai q tlIut
Tou nay SIN sozlls at ti-1as. HHt lss W1izt ~ a.
i to fnd y0ursslf short of doIIa- q tlFi.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-03-05

.hi9cE dANION vas 0tIE tl4tat=,fe tsl4tat=fe PEI, We
al loved her with night Eillfng Ieive.
she vas one Of those thai We love to
IoTe. She grew up Ike d star Oh
= blue break in 4 cloudy SKY. not that
her face vas cloudy, that it never was,
bgtalWays sunny; nOaewas fairers none
none sOfull Of life, and none
Sd full Of gentIeness.
When I think Of Rose. new forms
cone cn the scene there is her 1tsne-
r;.ble o1f fsther and the old Minister.
Who could be seen tt,gether every even
al sunset walking On the green talk.
iIlg az the past and the future they
lad lived . long life time near each
other, and we're as fiEnliTliiar aa brothers.
And tlIcre is MarY Weldan, Roses
best friend, as faiir md quite as gentle;
and then thcre is Charley WEIdan, too,
the dearest Of alI sise world to Rose
HannfoIl- And he was worthy the
loEe even Of Rose HalntOn-; a noble
fellow he was, Nth i stout arm and b
fsout heart, ready to die for her at any
time. His love " wss manly and en-
iiobled hin as well as It's object, It vas
no V'hiinIng 2 fcve, that thriixes on mooIry
nights, and talks of stars or slivers
bYer CRATES IN winter and dreams Of
Summer coming again Itwas no bali
room love that Iised ia the touch Of
the gloEed finger, Or the pablies en-
brace Of the waltz; no such love as the
women and men talk and write Of, now
dsyss wlHlt = Brilliant love that was. ]
remeEnbelIa hundrsld little incidents nov
that 4.rored its beauty and forbeaIanee,
thev nevsr excha1Issd : single uhlzind
word from ckildh "a tiEl The end. they
PLACED lie moss uinboGaded cenf aerlcs
In ss.essl ether he had never deceived
her iinltllought Or deeds the hypiSsriti-
cal days bad not eomeJet, though nlen
have ben hypoerftes since the days q
AlaH but Hypocrisy IS the character
iistIc Gf this day, and the whole voslI
~
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-03-05
!gtbrasEa aSbtrtistr
l.. w. FURNAs
RATS OF ABEERTIsING

Forausysa- iinV1riably in a3rauss9 s2eo
s&I0ushss SO
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-03-05

Written for tie Nebraska Advertiser.
lKEuRIEs.--Eo L


BIZ FRANc1s II. ,sI.Ar VILE.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-03-05

al sunset waking en- the green, talk
ing uf the past and the future they
IA Ii'sd : long Ife tine nsar saeh
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-03-05

ing ones ef the old, theEoung, the
maiden, and the little child; theF crowd
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-03-05

love- even of Rose HaInt0n-; noble
feIIoE ks was, nth / stout am and b
stout heart, ready to die for her at any
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-01


IA Cnhine aud Furnishing tinods 10 Main Street, Rich
mond. va, ls.6 Fall stu, k le16
calling attention 10 the Stock of Goods introduced by the
tbe pethapswoud he well to Notice the fact Of our
al. sections of the STATE during
hfNe been located in Iii hmond And asan intro
necessary take advantage of
this medium make ourselves known, expecting OF
thai examination all parties VI nudge tor them
particular merits being aiiShtd that
customers notions and Judgment musi he consulted
are NIX fai Stock, and assure purchasers
thing the OF Gents Wearing Apparel Will
aud te assorted lines Will at all iin' be
complete thai each customers wants Will be supplied
facility for the prosecution oi our busi
make fact apparent - onr customers and
trade During the last have lit
~ expressly Gents Furnishing Goods where
may find every thing pertaining to That Department
the Clothing Department guarantee the Stock to
he perfect point durability Fit and styles because we
mike every hing and have hesitation in saying
our goods equal The best order work IN the
Watching the various changes OF Fashion parties
may OF finding the aIes cut and make IN 81
subject to and approval call is solicited by
GROSIlONG u TUPMAN,
No ITO Richmond, Va.
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EXTRAORpINARN. cAsE


sleigh ride this winter past discovered horse
L. raw aud skin place large than my hand from
rubbing The inside OF the thigh applied seut
Turf Oh and u a day he welt Another
A Iaue keh working diRy became unable to-
walk ekaln,Hng his foot discovered nail about
long the head My diver aud the ghhnrs sail
would be good for uothm drew the nail inserted
piece OF and your Turf o. aud him work
and from he has good
! also horse badly snaRged the outside ol
his thigh place about inches deep and tout
inches hp frpuI which he sin day Your Iurl
Gu applied and brought them entt.ly sound Ii
truly is tho Fneates remedies Tor have
known have lived drug several st
thi, you think proper. aTty truly,
Ro Mossrs Dove \ Co J II WIISlGEl.
For sale by slRoThtR a WHITEHEAD,
nov = dam LYME
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These the first class, built in the city oil Bal
tmare expressly and have superior
for passengers They commanded by experienced
Captains well 1na ned fof the trade and Who will
o1orun accommodate. They viii be towcd up ami down
by and may be relied TO sail promptly a
SO
Merchants going North ordering goods from New York
ID find il u their interest to ship by tins line as freight viii
always taken low by any other line of Packets aud
effort will be made by the agents ia Richmond and
New FORK give satisfaction. Insurance be effected in
Richmond FIRE Association by this line at per cent
W respectfully ask and nope 70 succeed in obtaining tut
shlre OF patronage
by this neso New York will be raurted
free New Orleans, Mobile, Charleston. Sa
Naunah any othcr southern OF Northern iurt.
The vessels will lie ia Richmond in Tia" Dock In NV
a Berth NJ. l. Coffee House Sip, fool of Na SucDt.
DAVID n MM. cIRkIE Richmond. ,,o,,.
&. IL. PlEKSDN, y. y, 'e
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a.-..aul THROUGH FROM 4uCnANAS 10

Fare from Lynchbulg to Buchanan. .........el 80
Iri1npui
From Lynchbnrg totharottesslllc... %
22d of October Packet Boats vii leave
Buchanan A NJ, and Lynohburg ~ T. Nj, Monday,
Wednesday aud Friday and arrive Il fhmond second ia.
o'clock \. NJ.
Charlottesville passengers leaving L1chburg y T. NJ
Scocsvle ID a NJ day, and arrive in Char
ottesye 81 4. NJ Leave LynchburR for Buchanan and
Lexington at q \ NJ Monday, "Wednesday and Friday, and
arrive NJ l. VI.
From Lynehbnrg to Richmond distances in
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t,ErwEEN mIcmMoND AND sr-s

ElETWEEN WIdUNOND AND n. Z 49,,
i y WORCESTERSHIRE IAN : TO w N. .sSSplaxrsSs
Tue L. s Mail steamship JAMESTOWN, in com
uand Capt LEWIS PAhusH leaves New York regularly
every SATURDAY AFTERNOON at ) O'Clock, iteli
mond She will take any freight 10 or from City Point
She leaves Richmond regularly every TUESDAY Az TER
NOON al q 'olork, tor NtN York.
Those desiring ship b, her must have their goods here
Monday Passengers desiring 10 take this snip here
a state Room secured by addressing us by mail.
u Tho ROANOKE, Capt SKINNER stops at City POINT,
wGer viii land aud receive freight Both the JAM
Roanoke receive and land passengers city Point
aud Norfolk. Ii DIAM y WATSON.
~ IRrhu1nnn IN
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Il MS y BRO DYEIs Richmond, Va, beg 10 inform the
Of ynehbnrg that they now prepared to execute
Every description SILK, Cotton Wooon dy eng Clean
ing be New York clsew here We have
ucrN and the very best OF wokmen, and guar
aace -ar ton our patrons Mefno DE
Cd fashionable e. lbs suit the of the
ownis Sha~ every description dyed or cleaned Grape
scarlet other coors, equal to import.
ed Nrvots equal silk dresses cleaned and Grease
wine stains We intend do equal
any the United States aud especially solicit
the patronage the eitIzcnsut LynchbuR and vicinity Gen
Garments dyed and cleaned 10 look equal to
DENNIS a BRO,
J W Hines, Franklin opposite Meuopoli.
II Hall. Kirhmnnd. sep dts
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ii 81 RICHMOND. VA, - doing the largest business
selling the largest amount Of ukNiuht and MATTRESSES
u any tther house IN ia. cry
lat lie keeps the lrrgrst Stock
2nd lis Furuiturc Is wen made,
3ri. H. sells at small profits,
atm lie attends TO his busiats promptly
9Th. lie : accommodating,
9th He goods well packed,
IN lie understands his business.
sth The people hive confidence in him,
He sells for Cash
all and &c him when yon visit Richmond
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ItGNlgNE sBIN EK.-Vc be y TO emil the a l.
= en9u OF Houseke Iors aud others IN want Of Silver
afKe Tea. Dessert aud Table Spoons
and Table Forks Gats tturts Mugs Cream
sugar Bowls Cream Graty aud soup Ladies' Napkin Rings
Stands Mustard Cups Mu- ard sugar and salt
cake Pie and Fish kn,e- fosie Knives and Forks
Nut Picks. TanKs Spoon Cups Ae, &e, All silver
sold by he the hist YHdfiiy
Is made expressly fof ne J. WILLIAMS a sos.
ian 1913
uEwEGnS ~ sfEIs.-bhr uai,s, by cal
- ling Store. tie stock Pearl
fuTentine aud Roman Mosaic white Hnd e"lnred Lava Gold
and Mourning JtWery offered iu this market
-idet many other articles Il jew -rs entirely
rs WILLIAMS a son