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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-26

Ih0se mi class hnlt cli8 BAL
expressly This trade and have superior
d4uons for passengers Thy commanded by experienced
Captains well uaihrd for trade, aud who will spare
rAcfon To accommodate They wal h toyed up aud down
the rivefs by steau and may lie relied sail promptly
aINertiled
Merchants gong North ordering goods New York.
vii dHd ther ship 10y this line, freight will
ho taken Is low by any other line of Packets and
nhprt viii be male by the agents IN chmond and
York TO give satisfaction Insurance be effected
the Richmond Fire Association by This line ut per cent
We respectfully ask and hope 10 succeed in obtaining tut.
share 81 patronage.
Goods shipped by this line NeYark will be forwarded
free Of commission New Orleans Mobile Charleston SA
yaunai any other Southern Nortueru port
Tine vessels viii lie la Richmond Dock, Ia NV York
AZ Berth No /, Coffee House slip. foot Of All Street
DAVID a NM CIRkIf, Richmond ,o.,s
G. IL PIERSpS, y Y, 's'''
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-26

sDOU ments TombS Head Stones, Tablets, sc Persons
IN " ami VI asy description Marble Wok would do well 10
cal and my Works the different designs have Just re
) d. Of which are imported from London
Munumenal lie signs the most beauful ever gotten
mp and ent.ly am prepared and have made
orders of extent, the most ac
eoodAiny the best materials and at the shortest
TntSe.
twill e PLEASED show the Designs office, will
ea At tho resienes those wishing them. Call
sa4iess JOHN Il GADDE-S,
mar i3n ynehburg Marble Works
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-26
fully } I BoNpi RANT
cnfsrrunrrp April Igu,, $50

CnrsrrRfGrIp April WITH st6
Me.,vs Done Co-Having used YOUR fn Oh aud hnding
20 be such fine medicine thin II due you that you
should know daughter about fell IN the
rocker of chair and and bruised thigh mucb
assumed boil and became very sore had
laneed physcia but TINT did not rtuNo t 1t became
a running continued for nearly NV" years tried
every medicine with no efeg until Was IN
dueed bottle Turf OIaiter using bottle
half entirely healed IhaVo uatd for other
and found the benefit You nj pey 10 use
this tbink proper ). tHALkLN.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-26
Grand Consolidated Lottery Of Maryland.
IN L.,


so prizes, amounting % s'f%s"o
" whole Tickets so Halves sl0i Quarter g
Please all orders for Tickets the above magnificent
srheme TO II. HUBBARD a CO.
No - Fayeite 81 81 Bfs No -
Baltimore, Maryland
r II HuRpARp { Co are orr authorized MI all
orders for Tickets In thu Maryland Lotierics
mar II taiap Il FRANCE 4 co
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-26

n, NIiN u ls IN m1rd, va, heR % INFORM me
IT HUclbur that they prepared to execute
ua,t description. silk. Cot. Wooden d. chg Clean
ING can tnnr in NJ, sl,,, here Wehaye
machinery ami the very bts II ""rkmen, and can guar
aur, faction pttfoas Acriuo, aud DE Lain
dYtd ia haunhc eo,as to snit The o the
uwutt= shars every dustiI dyed cleaned Grape
Shaw tYt# -I, crimson ar ef ar rpeIs. equal 10 import
cd Nrt,Gs ,quH Ipur, sin r,c. eleanod aud Grease
afHs We intend to do work equal to
establishment the nj ed states and epcctUy solicit
the patronage OF tn. eIt1s l. pcbu and 'cuily Ge
ierrs Garments a. I'D aud cleaned to took eqna to new
DENSlS y BRO.
Sarc,-of- j Y Huc. FRANKLIN ST., opposite Metropo
tau f4I. Il edmond ID i-pr4 dts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-26


Minutes Ia twelve months 1he t,St and assnrt-
ment ot God and Silver Patent Lestr NJc.> Virginia
for sale at THOMAS AUWIANS " alien and I,wtlry
Establishment He has Watches hon all ot ccebra-
ted makers and OF them suri superior quality
finish that he WRr gain lose minutes
twelve months want t. get superior watch.
to buy It of NOW Ian, and vii certainly have
piece lie has .ion bv as ri
IA Jcwufy be found II this
Remember hs 50 is 81 SS canorc 81, Sign OF The Eaga.
Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-26

~ INV tONtIHN.-Gb made r.i xaed Inv.
"a assueiattd ftemsfYc- together under the
& l. style Ihnrnank Dnw dls the purpose Of ear
GD The Jssery business. IA its various
respectfully inform bet fends and the public general
keep antiy baud Gold aud lie
Aurho Isyifi. Watches Breast Pins. Finger
lsrImas bracelets Grd GuHds and Fob Chains Seal *
ouua aud variety Of other articles too L.,
dlaHs n.nu4u st winch vii sell lu,. can be-
laus tl. Al ask call 10 the fube
What say is true JOSEPH $. THURMAN
JAMES DtNMtDDII
Watches aud Jrwflrs Repaired at short aud an
reanabc Old gold aud silver skn in exchange fur
work T.
II
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JEWELRY. WATCHES, &C.


uDENRGs.-Thr Iadie. can dad at =. VIII
IIAM> SONS tie finest and most beautiful set Il
lear feamrce) offered In this market together
8ne Roman. Nnsar and Pearl Cameo
psafl the beautiful description
yer, Mourning aud second Mourning Sets ai.
which they opened aud would be glad
10 tif8i ai-seeand be eonvina
A NJ. lot SILVER Goblets, Mngs Mustard Cups salt
Sands NAPKIN Rngs spoons OF description Chdr.ns
lats. A., Just feceyc ed, aad which they offer cheap
IS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-26

n BAITlMbHEAND RICHMOND, by steam
,ts BElNIDIlE and fOtAiONIASs-ihe
SRI AMER HEINIDERE leaves Baltimore every NAI K
DAY AFTERNOON tor Richmond Returning, lea es ~ III
MoSD every TUESDAY AZ fERNoo& tr Baliimofn
Inc FOCAHU$GAS leaves BALTIMORE eyer " 81
NESDAY AFTERNOON fr Ri,lWond Returning I.ors
RICHMOND every SATi RIAN AFTERNOON Tor lau
uiuure
shippers Baltimore iY hcsctwo Boats mus haHrNi
goods herc every Monday aul Friday If each week
IlLII.AM \ " AIStlN. Kiclnnnl W
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Eps.asuoSD nosToN GsNE

Those VESSELS al the first class built expressly tr this
tradt aud have superior accommodations nr
They commanded by experienced captains. we'll quail
fed In the trade and who VIII spare eNero Ia accom-
moiac.
They will be towed mp the river by and
may he relied IL sail promptly advertised Merchants
going &arth ordering goods from b. will find IL Ia
their slip by tins Int it is the only regular uu
aud freight viii always be taken low by any etbrr
>o very effort will he malc 10y the Eichmoud
and Bustnn to satisfaction.
W especially ask and hope 10 suce obtaining ul
>harg Of patronage
Tn vessels Willie in Richmond the Dock, aud in Bos
ton kowt> Wbaff
DAVID & WN CIRRIE, Richmond ,,...s
ALLEN ~ WELTtH Bast.p, 49,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-26

BIG ISLAND, Bedford county, Va NOV l. lt'l.
hessrs Dopt 70 Ceutiempn used about one fourth OF
bottle Turf on upon the back u my horse the worst
back saw. entirely place as large
hand this single application Il only applied once cured
vi entirely permanently really surprised AT the
quckness OF Its properties aud think mefe prompt
and efoacous anything uf The kind aud
bottles OF other preparations Tor similar
urposes. ...,...,.,,,,...
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-26
PETERSBURG ADVERTISEMENT

TauSER - sBasEN>, Inn off.,> aud, :.
h Dealers Ia China. Earl,nware. Glass Looking i
H'lD iilazses alters, Plated britannia Ware lEfl
sS Lamps. Keingrfaafs, Water Coolers Gas Fix G-s
tares. tastofs Fancy Gead-. Sc
WI AUGUSTUS MUIR No. a3SYCANoHE sTRFFT.
kAaUHL SIfYEss. rIIEHsHJKa. VIRGINIA
receiving from Europe. per ships "websttr'
sar4nak stephen tra,. ii X /. others cur
Spring stock Chin rthrnwaTe aud from the NatJ.
Eastern faoj-rs NIosk of Glass hafc Looking
Glasses Casters Lamps Clouds SC ourstuck is a1ee
ard Desirable and Merchants Hotel keepers atl
who wish parohas sEds ia cur line, to
and p3tes before purchasing we think it will be 10
th.if interest II do
We call attention to our Baltimore Ware
all TX q STEVENS.
mar 3ts No - sycamore Street.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-26
MARY LOTTERIES.
FOR bAfttfl ts53.

r. FRANCE x CO, MANAGERS.
rac.inss coadaefsd Hsdsr The sHpicdenrf u ne Sate Lot
fefy Commissioner
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-26

w well recommended desires situation in business
any kind IN Lvnehbnrguo preference Salary small he
only desires employment lie ell acquainted in Mongol.
cry and Floyd counties. Address W. J. r.
dec l.dts Chrisiansburg
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-26

n -
&EW YORK PACkETS.-IhIs home Al I. e
u,Ja composed ri the funun INK vessels. and sails
.a Nr"th ork every three dass All eHued in the oiy
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-26

H.SDEs SGNG.-s wish 10 rent cat my S'otc
u HOUSE which is Ia dIs, rate order. will make the
low II. ii. LEWIS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-26

Y MONEY SAFf--MERCHANf PkoI EtToR--
thieves flECTEp-EoGlESI IN TRElgpAfloN--
browns atH4 safety Alarm pooeief Loo Money Draw
'rs OF Store Counting Rooms, Manufacturers aud Brokers
offices iaaEs Vaults Chests and Private Residences.
IN examination of these locks, the Store Of
tie sphsihtr. doors below the Market, where they
also tor sale manufacturers prices & :. BLISS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-26
ssN.Mn ENrs.. s.lea. Tor ..Eam.l, ".c.o

4 Il heNandcrs Brand. Bu,NMhea Flour very niee
fe,h trkn Butter Adamautno t5ndles part very supe
Iar quality. just received and tot al, by
feb iits LEE. JOHNSON a co.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-26

Messts Done CT unemenil usrd portion ~ bottle
your Turf on winch you very kind, presented with
aud take pleasure say ing that found cnocua Ia re-
wing eruption If the skin for heh had b on patsod
upon for several years by physeans without receiving the
least benefit aso recommended tito friend Ut mime who
months hal been annoyed by similar eruption 81
and he inrmed short time suoo, that from the
OF one bottle he had been entirely cured
Respeetfuly, l. NJ. LEI lNltn.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-26

NuAssCN IL, 1877 -sHst cCUi, cd d, Express.
WI lot ct GpI Lover Wtfch,s and some beautiful
se4o ta Cameo AMI IN Caan3 o'kwe kn"" the prices
will suit TIit liAIAN 4 plNWIDDIE.
1
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-26

MN POf4ssk.-a n2ain call public attention
ANA to my system dog business. receive new oods
81 almost every deS rption nearly every IN the wear nv
Canal Railroad and e Express line way my stock
always well assorted sell goods exclusively cash and
ut s"a profits believing this to be- the he policy for myself
and customers New goods various kin, are now being
f'c'Nta JNo j. PURVIS Agent
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-26

u dtuted Tor bus taH not's A. invited
tine cali aud immediately, tiny vii
sued aud arauted, tuaJ be without disnnc
ton ut persons II. II LEWIS.
IN =
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-26

1000 ",r by Hn1 s :, axe i',' ""N ,"
jan lJls PelrsLms
Wyhevjle r lorraph arl Abingdon pcnorraf r., ,..
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-26

Come store get pamphlet ana fsd our eflhtoeN
performed the lurt on eeutoatts ot truth "
respectable and respected citfes aud many "thr
here refer doubt It's Snnr
medicine One of it Is worth pound If any
other known Try and you viii bo satisfied Of what
True TURF O1I-Rcad the following. aud come to oni
store snd VII tel you Of many others who hate bcou
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-26

(N1StE hSIs Nnpr,.-E want immediately
$3.50 poHuds washed Woo. for which will pay the high
marked pree Ca Hnnslc,s Ln.,y ant Jeans for
servants uuar A. B RICkER.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1857-05-16
BEAUTIFUL EXTRACT.

The following waif, afost on the sssea of
reading we clip from an exchange. We
do not know its paternity, but it contains
some wholesome truths, beautifully set
forth:
ssMen seldom think of the great event Of
death until the shadow falls across their
own path, hiding forever, from their eyes,
the faces of the loved ones whose living
smile was the sunlight Of their existence
Death is the great antagonist of life, and
the cold thought of the tomb is the skeleton
of all feasts. We do not went to 60 through
the dark valley, although its passage may
lead to paradise; and with Charles Lamb,
we do not want to lie down in the muddy
grave, even with kings and princes for our
bed-fellows. But the fat Of nature is mex
orable. There is no appeal or relief from
the great law which dooms US to dust. We
flourish and we fade as the leaves Of the
forest and the flower that blooms and with
ers IN day has not Trailer hold upon life
than the mightiest monarch that ever shook
the earth with his footsteps. Generations
of man appear and vanish as the grass, and
the countless multitude that throngs the
world to-day will tomorrow disappear as
the footsteps on the shore.
s'In the beautiful drama of Ion, the in
stinct of immortality, so eloquently utter
ed by the death-devoted Greek, finds a
deep response in every thoughtful SOUL
When about to yield his young existence as
a sacrifice to fa,e, his beloved Clemanth,
asks if they shall not meet again, to winch
he replies: 4 have asked that dreadful
question of the hills that look eternal-of
the clear streams that flow forever-of the
the stars, among whose fields of azure my
raised spirit hath walked in glory. All
were dumb. But while gaze upon thy
living face, feel that there is something
in the love that nantes through its beauty
that cannot wholly perish. We shall meet
again, Clemanthe."
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Ed. MAn: Kno~isg ,cm 1solenn' fond
- t. IL lIdicseus, ! hevs sent you the
1ellowine etofy, which vas retailed 70 Ne
ffo4 Tie lips Of N sye witnesss
y the good old county Of G, State
Of AlabaiuA, thers lived one John Smith,
who unlike the remainder Of his smau fani-
Il, was peculiarly afflicted with = want Of
Dissatisfaction between his own things and
those 81 other persons, o. who, rather, was
ignofans 81 the laws relating 70 "nseum ct
fpsM.1 Now, once on time, the said
John Smith, while laboring under . severe
attack Of the aforementioned disease. and
beng further impelled by the vociferat,ons
Of IN empty stonAch, went under tho COW
e. Of night. md feloniensly took and car
RED away, from his neighbours pen, . shoaf,
vsI6ed d one dollar and fifty esnts, with
the intention Of appropriAting hesame 70 his
own use. But, unfortunately, Johnny was
detected, and in due course Of time was
carried before Judge P, for trial
The witnesses were introduced, and the fact
@of the theft was proven beyond the shadow
Of q doubt. The Jury retired, to make up
thfY verdict, to an sdjacept grove Of trees,
au;iMcre NOT out long before they returned,
with verdict of ssguilty Of hog stealin' IN
fust degree"
The Judge told them that their verdict
was proper, except that they had omitted TO
assess the value Of the property stolen, and
thss there was no degree 10 hog stealing,
and to retire again and bring in their YER
diet in ssproper FORM" Again they re-
tired, with pen, ink and paper, but rather
nonplussed with regard to ssfornl." They
pondcred long and deeply over what ne
meant BY Storm" At last, old w. Jim
Turner, who had been Justice ofthe Peace
in. georgia. witha bright countenance, and
sy wink, as much as to say. "Look at
mc, boys-I understand thing or two,''
wrote the verdict and returned to the Court
House. tine after another, they filed in,
old Jim in the lead, and took their seats
odd Jim handed the verdict to the clerk,
with anxious pomposity, and sat down
Judge Of the laughter, when the clerk read
the following.
We, The Jury, pasilianimously find tn
deteadast gully in the sum Of ! dollar, q
l-3 IN tdvor Of the hog.
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AnusnANp ANp wrrx.

4 vounx - aad u wifs pess prepsxiisI
70 asssnd ! cEi.snat pasty = Ne hoase q
Z friend, Some piles distant.
ssHenry, ny dear Ausbsad, desf drink
too much = t6e party; yol viii proniss Aes
won't you21 said she, puftihg her hand uRon
hisbrcw, and raising hee syes 70 his facs WIN
. pleading glance. M (.
ssNe, Mile, / viii not; yoan trust me-"
And he wrapped his infant boy N z, great
blanket, md they proceeded.
/ The horses were soon pranclng over the
turf, and pleasant conversation Deguiled tine
ssNow, don't forget your promise. ? whis-
Ipered the young wife, = shs passed Up ne
Poor thingl she Vas the wife Off man who
loved to look upon the wine when It was red.
But his lore for his wife and babe, whom they
both idolized, kept him back, and i was not
often that be Joined inthe bscchanalian rev.
lelrys &
The party passed OF pleasantly, the time
for departing drew near, and the wife desccn-
ded from the upper chamber to join her hus
band. A pang shot through the trusting
heart a. she met him, for he was intoxicated
he had broken his promise. 80 Z
Silently they rode homeward, save when
the drunken man would break into matches
Of song, or uameaning laughter. But the
wife rode on, her babe pressed closely on
her grieved heart.
ssGive me the babe, Mile, ] can't trust
you with him, said he, as they approach
ed dark and somewhat swollen stream,
which they had to ford.
After some hesitation, she resigned her
first born, her darling babe, closely wrap
ped in the great blanket, to his arms. Over
the dark waters the noble steed safely bore
them, and when they reached the bank, the
mother asked for the child.
With much care and tenderness, he placed
the bundle in her arm, but when she clasped
it to her bosom, no babe was there! 1t had
slipped from the blanket, and the drunken
father knew it not. A wild shrek from the
mother aroused him, and he turned just in
time to see the rosy face rise one moment
above the dark waves, then sink forever.
What spectacle! the idol of his heart
gone--gone forever! and that, too, by his
own intemperance. The anguish of tn.
mother, and the remorse Of the father, are
better imagined than described.
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IN .raSsAses to Eat blfsh Side. wake ys
krosSSsS, ssA - Prspdds tor PsrtsE tn
sanss:
SECTION l. Be 1t ordained by the City Council Of
Council Bluffs that the owners Of ground lots 'front.'
ing on or bounded by Broadway between Madison and
Centre Streets hereby reQuiscd to have
contiguous in front of their ground lots said
street within thirty days after the City shall set
cause the curbing to be set for the same.
SEC. g. That said sidewalks shall be paved from
the line Of said ground lots ten feet in width to the
curbing with sound hard-burnt bricks, with descent
towards the curbing OF three inches in feet and
be firmly laid in good workmanke manner, so that
said pavemens shall not be below the top Of the cubng
when settled
sidewalks, by the owners - Aforesaid, Of sum
conductors Of the budsngs which are may be execu
ed on the line Of said lots.
SEC. 4. All crossings for wagons over said Side
Walks into contiguous lots shall be paved with sound
hard brick set endwse or on the edge, or with suitable
stone.
SEC Upon the failure Of any person. owning proper
ty Aforesaid pave in front Of the same herein
required the City shall pave OF cause the said
to be laid, and the amount paid for the same by the
City, shall be assessed as Tax the contiguous lots
and shall be collected by the Marshal under the pro-
visions, and in the manner he is empowered
collect the general under the provisions Of Section
16, OF. the amend rs Charter VI the City
Council Buf3s and II the Is not paid to proceed
to sell the real estate upon which the same Is assessed
In the manner, and set forth and required in
said section and said sale and all matters subsequent
thereto to be in conformity with the requirements Of
the Aforesaid section, M. IS.
Approved May LIST, 1851.
FRANK STREET, Recorder. @
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PROCLAMATION.
COUNTY JuDGE'S OFFICE


May 4th, 1857. (
In pursuance Of Petition Of many citizens OF the
Comfy I. w. e. JAMES. County Judge Of Potta-
wattane County do hereby give notice that Elec-
ton will be held at the usual places Of holding elections
in each Township i'll Puttawa,tamie County and State
Of Iowa Saturday the 18Th day Of June A d. 1857,
the pu pose voting for against the following
propositions tu-wt: EtT a
That the County Of Pottawattamie Aforesaid is here
the capital stock OF the Mississippi Missouri Rail-
r ,ad Company - the sum OF THREE HUNDR ED
THOUSAND DOLLARS, and for the payment of
said subscription of stock, The County Judge OF said
county IL hereby authorized and empowe ed to issue
he Bonds OF said county OF thousand dol
lars EACH bearing annual interest Of not exceeding
per Said Bonds to be payable within twenty
years. Provided that the portion Of said road, within
the limits of Pottawattamie Comfy be constructed
the Mosquito Valley route, terminating at Council
Bluffs: And pr0uided further that said Bonds shall not
be issued by the County Judge Of Poawattame county
uuti said Road is under process Of construction by said
company in said county That for the payment Of the
interest accrung annually on said Bonds, the County
Court County at the usual times for evyng tax
property Of said county will be sufficient to pay the
said interest not exceeding in any year the rate OF
per cent and after the expiration Of ten from
the date Of said bonds the said shall provide
payment of said bonds by the levy such tax with
the limits prescribed by law shall be sufcient
the when due, by the sale Of the stock OF
said company sooner, il deemed expedient. i#
The mode Of voting upon the proposition shall be
"For the mississippi s. Missouri Railroad"
against the Mississippi Missouri Railroad" A
majority Of the being in favor OF the Affirmative
Of the proposition Aforesaid, will adopt the same
W. c. JAMES,
Council Bluffs n2u County Judge
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ETNA INSURANCE COMPANY

.. HARTFORD CONN. .
Chartered 1s19-The Safest and Best Institution
~. Of the kind. -...
r +. BALDWIN Is AGENT FOR THE
d . above Company, who is now ready to lake risks
and issue policies buildings stocks OF mechandz
&c, in this city and throughout the country, at mod
crate rates.
Council Bluffs, lS57-n1-u