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The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1857-02-05
Ph,iOn's PapIliOn Lotion;

A GREAT COSMETIC for benutifying
N the skin and ,ai1 Gar curing chappcd
Hands Face, Lips. Tan, Su4bNrsl, FrcckIes Pimplcs
scuds, Burns, etc. and suse for the Ies
one washing will give Instant relief. Atter shaving
IL is very sootlng 10 the skin. 1t keeps the hands
SOFT and white and for all iumations Of tho sk kn il
will beround 10 Le great remedy. Price, one dollar
opr skotlIe, .- -.. ..r. o..
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1857-02-05

0JThe Indians Of California are fast be-
coming extermina,sdby disease and dfamip
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1857-02-05

WEsTwARD.--AUsTIN S. BEEcHER, who
for several months past has been engaged
in the Livery business iB Ravenna, started
for the west on Monday with a goOdly sup.
ply ofhorses and carriages. His Destination
is Warsaw, Hancock county, Illinois, where
he proposes to establish stable, immediate
ly on his arrival. His stock is in On excel.
lent condition, and the enterprise bids fair
to be good one.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1857-02-05

PRoBATE CoUET.-The February term Of
this Court was held on Monday. The prin-
cipal case tried was that of the State OF Ohio
against ABRAHAM, JOEL, and Isaac Rose,
for on assault upon Louis CRAIGER. There
was jury trial. Verdict of guilty. De-
fenduRts each fined in the sum of6ftcen dol.
lars. ......
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1857-02-05

OTDr. TUBPs will be at the Prentt$s
House until O'Clock P. NJ, Friday and
Saturday, February 18Th and l4th. rr
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1857-02-05

= SKEriEEE oFTIcE.--The place Of doing
business for the Office Of The Ssntinsl, is In
No. 8, Phsnix Block, third story and front
rooms or ct the law Otiee Of SuaWder g.
Hart, over Seymour's store. We wish per.
sons 10 bear this in mind, as subscribers
have frequently, Of late, called at the back
room Of the Office, formerly occupied BY the
editor, ndfindipg 4 locked, have gone away,
supsosrng no one II home. Either one or
the ether member OF the hrm VIII .SRWsys be
found 10 the frontroom ofthe Printing Office;
Ond generally, Ihe senior can be found at the
faw Office above nSmed. Patrons who de-.
sire to transact business in regard to sub
scription, advertising or job work, need new.
er 90 away unaccOme1ated.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1857-02-05
FEWER AND AGUE.
FEVER AND ACuE ASIIlILlTOR

This eisease In all lis different fcIns whether
or Of long standing. Is speedily, nfcly and ocvtuali
cured BY the rsU OF Dr. J. HEDGES
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1857-02-05

DlscUssIoEs.--Dis Discussions are regularly
held by the mcmbcrs of the Young News
Lycenm, in Ravenna, on Tuesday evening,
ut the Office Of P. o. CoEANT, Esq, each
week.
Subject for discussion next Tuesday even
ing--"Is the character Of Napoleon Bona
parte worthy Of our udmiraion." All meet.
iHgs public. Cosae in.
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Notice..
Notice.

A Ii persons indebted to the enbscfibss.
IA by uote or account, are requested 70 eAli ne
settle the same immediately. F.W. W.SEvM0uHs st
RayPDna necemheF 23d. tfS6. .-af s E8isss 7sgs
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1857-02-05

A IUsy CoMrLImEEr.-Thc Ravenna Glce
Club, consisting Of Messrs. PRENTIss, GREEN
and EsFRIEs, was at the Mansfield Editorial
Convention in that place, and sung several
pieces before that body. That they did
credit to themselves and charmed the listen.
ers, all well knew who ever heard them
The Cleveland Herald notices the Club in
the following manner:
We intended before this, to speak Of that
GIee Club, composed, we believe, Of Messrs.
Jeffries, Prentiss and Green, to whom the
editors were indebted for some OF rarest mu.
sic ever listened to. The harmony OF the
voices was Periect, and the execution as
complete as that Of professional singers
These gentlemen sang unaccompanied by
any instrument, and displayed u talent. of
superior order, and contributed most gencr.
ously tu the pleasure Of the evening. "a.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1857-02-05
PORTAGE SENTINEL.
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

A SETTLEMENT WAEvED.-The under
signed is desirOus to settle his old accounts
with subscribers. tits now nearly six months
since the formation the partnership with
Mr.. SOMERyILLE, and yetndt Onehalf Of the
amount accruing on advertising. subscriP.
ton and job work, before that time, has been
paid These old accounts must be settled,
ALFONSO HART.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-25
Superior Court.
Before Judge Cowlcs, Referee.

beorc judge CDWlcS, rcicrce
Dxc. l9.-Charies Weldon rs. Henry Mailldrd.-This
for nna hearing the 10th inst Daniel Water
bury for plaintiff Lee and smidt for defendant
This sui, brough, for damages for injuries received
In falling through vault hole In the pavement q Henry
Maillard in Broadway Houston The counsel
for plaintiff in opening stated that this q
appropriate for jury from the nature OF the injuries but
avoid publicity to parts OF the medical testimony
Il was finally brought before referee That the plain
till connected with OF the daily papers OF this city
the defendant well TO do French ccnectoner and hotel
keeper.
In August 1855 Mr. Weldon attended the funeral OF Dr.
Wilson for the purpose Of reporting the same A he left
ST. Thomas church aud crossing the pavement
towards the carriage in the roar the hearc he stepped
upon the round OF the coal vault IN front OF de-
PENDANTS residence which turned at right angles with the
pavement allowing the plaintiffs leg to pass through and
the whole weight OF bis body TO down upon the up
turned iron edge, rupufng the bladder and resulting In
other nuries Of still nature. His injuries
were severe that his recovery for time doubt
full He confined 70 his bed By long, dangerous and
painful illness put TO extreme suffering Of body aud mind,
and heavy expense for attendance medical service and
loss Of time aud although able 10 leave his bed aud
10 extent engage the business Of life, still IT,
from hour 10 hour iahorng IN Ter embarrassment
aud suffering, and In addition and worst Of all there still
remains, consequent upon the injuries difficulties that
will remain with him during life.
several witnesses were examined TO prove tho cr,cn,
Of the injury. Among o'hers, Dr j. W Gouley testified
10 having made surgical examination Of plaintiff that
the muscles that they will regain their
original tone and that the plaintiff will never recover
&c smidt closed for tho defence. TTc claimed tina,
tho examination showed that the defendant alb
a, the time 81 the injury that tie had received
previous notice OF the condition Of the holes that plaintiff
was himself to blame, and that exemplary damages
should not be awarded, az plaintiff had shown mall.
cious intention on the part Of defendant
~ Waterbury, closing Tor plaintiff argued that case
Of gross negligence had been made out against de
fcndart that plaintiff could from the
injuries received and that they In their consequences
far serious than an injury which affects only the one
injured That defendant not absent, and, had he
been would he aggrsya,ng circumstance FOR him 10
absent himself leaving the vault openings in such
dton that the income from the amount $50 oo0) claimed
by plaintiff would be after all but pitfu remuneration
for his hourly suffering through lie, and that such
judgment should be given the referee conscicntousy
believes would he given had the suit been tried before
Jury. Judgment reserved.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-25

We have Buenos Ayres papers dated Of October
The " not late as that which appeared In the
HyRD Of the ed inst, but dies contain interest
ing items.
The British Pdct Of latest date has the following
maryMr Christie British Minister, has returned 70 the
Parana, after = short visit TO the Asnncion.
Government has coded 10 Mr. Beaucour, OF Paris, nifty
square leagues Of territory, rs in Bahia Hnca and rs in
Patagones be settled by colonists from the north OF
Europe with the express exclusion Of Italians Spsniards
French and English We shall give the bases OF tho
tract IN early number
The Indian leader Cafucurs has sent commissioners 20
treat for peace, but bic sincerity appears doubted Ca
trel the other hand gives evidences Of good faith
Mr. Whitaker, lately murdered at Ranches was Br
tsh subject and not American citizen as stated IN our
last.
customs deposi which With 10 their term nust
be removed the expense Of their owners 70 the public
designated by the collector unless bulky articles
whose deposit the government may consent IN private
stores.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-25

The affair Of the duel in California between O.
yer tho newly appointed Secretary Of Kansas, :
Gilbert, OF the San Francisco Alta California, In
latter lost HE iife having been referred TO- eye
gives the following explanation OF the affair in the
Rerublicdns-
Gen Denver was accompanied on the ground
Briery and Ogden. The names OF Col Gilbert's
cannot call TO mind. The weapons used were
rifles, distance sixty PAGES. Al the first Are nei,
hit Gen. Denver, thinking that one shot would
Gent, took Dr Ocdcns arm and walked of a fei
As they returned Dr. Briefly was reloading, and in
20 a look from Gen. Denver, remsrked hGener
demand another shot +" The General being TAX
pletcly by surprise remarked, They will not
Their" The second shot was then exchanged
Gilbert fell was assured by Gen Denver Ma
not intend " kill Col. Gilbert the sights Of his ri
adjusted AZ night and proved 10 be untrue Gen
a the hrstnre intended hitting his antagonist IN 4
the second shot he aimed for the body, inteudi
nict severe but not fatal wound, but his rife
TOO high and too far 10 the right hence the fNa
Insterd Of the people Of California deemins Con
"hearless and bloodthrsty," az has been stated
Justified by very large majority OF the citizen
state. Had not the friends Of Col Gilbert insiste
cond shot would not have beea fred,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-25
Marine Court
Before Hon Judge Thompson and Jury.
ACTION FbR ATTORNEY AND COUNSEL raEs

ACTION FOR ATTORNEY AND COUNSEL FEES.
Drc 22.T n q j. ~ Sherwood re- gr.,mon Camr,~H
and Rutherford Mcody.-This action brought TO
attorney and counsel fees Of the plaintiffs who
lawyers for defending action brought in the Superior
Court, several years ago, by August Belmont against
Campbell and Moody. The questions involved in the
In the Superior Court very dcu and intricate and
related 70 large tract oupand property adjoining the East
river Twentieth street Of the value of 500 900 The
suit resulted in favor Of defendants. The suit
menced year ago-the plaintiffs endeavorng 10
effect settlement without bringing the 10 trial
The defendants denied that they retained the plain
tr the suit OF Mr. Belmont against them The retainer
however clearly proved and that thcIvaue of plain
THIS services was $500 $500 After a lengthy charge
from the Court the jury In few minutes brought in
verdict for plaintiffs for $500
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-25
THE EXTENSION or THs NEW BowERY.

TIE EXTENSION OF THs NEW BowERY.
Dsc 22-fn hs matter Of Dani,l Berridn The Mayor,
dc, n Ns1c Fork Several witnesses examined as
TO The grades Of the streets where the work done.
Alderman Hcaey being examined deposed Sat Gslla
CHER did not assign 70 him any paper respecting tho Bow
cry contract he bad Any paper 81 Gaaghers IN
relation 10 the Bowery grading he had heard Devn speak
81 The cxtsion but did not know whether was before
or Ster The contract led witness had no 'nert
IN the contract did not do anything in the matter at Mr.
Devn's request did not remember getting Gallagher to
sign anything jeremiah Healey Is my brother and was
bidder for the contract but made default had
versaton with my brother or with Dcvn fer taking the
contract before II signed
James NcRimm, for defendants dcposed that he was
foreman for Mr. Devln, and the werk was commenced
before October 1856 and finished about April, 1857
Surveyor present and The work was done according
20 directi0ls
After solle farther testimony the Court adjourned,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-25

CONVENTION OF OLD SoLprERs-On the 9Th Of
January there will be three conventions Of the sol
diers Of the Of 1s12one in Washington, one 10 Phila
dephia and one In New York Those who served their
country In Maryland and Virginia and other southern
States are expected v attend the eoavenron IN washing
ton city
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-25
News frvm india az the Cape OF Good Hope.
REVOLT or CAVALRY MAR CALCUTTA, AND MURDER
OF THE OFFICERS.

From the Cape Town Commercial Advertiser, Oct o.
Among the last Information received by the electric se
graph between Calcutta and inland provinces before
cut which event occurred about three -four days
before the Storm Cloud sailed from Calcutta, 18TH ~
September, WA that the Twelfth irregular cavalry had
mutinied ~ station about three hundred miles from Cal
cuta and murdered the whole ~ their officers including
MAJOR Holmes, gentleman weA known at the Cape espe
cay in the sporting circles having spent Eighteen months
sick leave here IN 1854 Major Holmes was In law Of
The late General Sir Robert Sale.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-25

The receipts " lumber during the last week have been
quite uin'ng In amount, and omit the statement OF
monthly receipts The total receipts OF the amount
70 very nearly $50 900 600 The amount piled up
the yards in the city III 900 900 feet The receipts by
railroads during the ast week have been 1881 barrels
-four, 30,7ls bushels wheat, 632T bushels corn aud
AS bushels oats equivalent 70 100 sT3 bushels Of gram
against 102,il3 bushels Of the preceding week, and
bs bushels NJ the week before The total receipt. Of
the rsson 320,3es bbs eour. p,44 333 bushels
wheat lbs 300 bushels and 13s 0at bushels oss,
or total equivalent 10 bushels Of grain Dur
the Michigan Central aud Michigan Southern railroads,
e2 S25 bbls Hour This makes NE total shipments Il the
4-3 bushels corn and 3s3 lss bushels oats,
total equivalent 10 IS s57 bushels Of grain CAeogo
7tyass Dec ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-25

pLoRNSCt LAND CosrAsy TO BRIGHAM yOusc.
Know al by these presents That the Florence Land
Company for and IN consideration Of ne dollar
them hand pad by brigham Young trust %
the church 81 Jesus Chris; ~ Latter Day Saints the receipt
whereof hereby Acknowledged have hargained and soi
unto said trustee his and assigns In trust al
their right and claim and ell those
ground situate as and being IN the city Of Florence Doug
sscouny Nebraska Territory known AMI designated the
autograph plat OF said city being lots Noe a. two a.
three a. four co. In block No twelve az and also the follow
ing described parcel Of land In said city 10 wC9mmenc
the northeast flfh and knhsl sreAs
The north margin Of MN creek being forty R rods aid
Fh street IN norher direction thence north for;ywo
and half az. degrees u the Missouri thence
down the margin u said river 20 The mouth Of Mil creek
thence the margin 81 said creek n point where Kmba
street crosses ~ hance aong the north side ~ said street 70
The pace Of beginning aid reservng 81 themselves
the right Of ferry landing exciusvey) on the aid premises
and also the right n erect piers abu'mens and other works
10 the bridging ~ the river opposite ~ ssi lands
and 10 make all such excavations and emhsntmens
be REQUIRED for that purpose and also the gh Of through
said premises 10 and from the river And the said compsnv
do hereby and warrant and defend said
premises against the claims % all persons except the untei
States government
In testimony whereof the President ~ sad has
bereuno set his hand At the aforesaid city 81 tprcnce, this
Th day ~ April A. u. 1856 r. G. CHAPMAN. President
Jtsrs G. MITCHELL Sacf
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-25
r.-. ry..zzlE-s-s1 VIRGINIA CENTRAL
- s.sss:s..-..sssssss RAILROAD!
Track completed to JACKsoNsRIvER

In advance Of time advertised the rails are now laid
and instead of the 18th Of July,
ON THE i0Tu
The passenger trains will certainly go to
JACKSON'S RIVER, within six houks travel BY
stages to the WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS. over .
good road. -. 49,,
The celebrated Greenhrier WHITE SULPHUR
SPRINGS have bcem purchased by an entire nvS
Company who will enlarge the accommodation 10 :
considerable extent this season for visitors.
Passengers reach the White sulphur tron Peters
burg Richmond, Baltimore and Washington. on The
same day, and the Sweet Springs next nOraths 10
breakfast
Passengers for the Rockbri,lge Alum, Bath Aum
Warm Hot and Healing SprPngs take the stage a,
Millboro and arrive 1T the Springs 10 supper the SANE
day they leave Richmond:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-25
0 SO REWARD.-Ranaway from

M the subscriber on Monday July s. negro man,
~ named MALAkI he is about 20 years OF
ELage, feet inches high. OF rather dark COM
formerly the property of Mr.. Beazley, who resides
some four miles from the city and purchased by
me a few DAYS since of Dickinson, Hill Co. lie has
been for some years past engaged in the well digging
and is doubtless well known in the neighbOrhoG1
of Brooke Avenue. The above reward Will be palu
for his delivery at Mr.. Tate's Jail, near Nayo's
Bridge. ELIZABETH flCkEkS.
" ii-lmh
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RIcHNoND AND DASyIlLr RAILROAD. F.,

u
r.. IsssEssEssssasszzs.s1 AMELIA SULPHUR
q si Ta.xsz SPRINGS, NEAR JETERS
V1LLE.-SpECIAL N0TICE.-For the accommoda.
non OF persons visiting the above popular SPRING. a
-pecial train viii be run every SATURDAY after.
noon. commencing July nth, leaving Rchmond Sta
ton ~ oclock, p. W., and arriving at JetersyiIe AZ
hij, i. NJ, where Omnibu-es will be in waiting 70
take visitors 10 the SPRING. Omnibus fare Is cents
returning. leave Jetcrsyille every MONDAY morn
ing AT $50, A. NJ, and arrive in Richmsnd at s.9Il
VI Tickets for the round trip by th. train s5-5
when purchased at the Office Ia Richmond. Fer ali
uckGt5 purchased on thu cars ten cents addition will
be charged over tho regular mail train rates
les e. CAMpRETI SpnarI sssnI.,,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-25
RUNAWAY,

~ $500 WARD delft the To-
IN bacco Factory of the subscriber on the 18th
~ inst on the pretence of being sick, u mulatto
80 man, named ELIJAH, the property OF MAJ.
Edward johnson, of Chesterfield county He Is
about feet 10 inches high, spare made, bu4hy
hair, and very gentcel appearance he IS supposedtQ
be making his way to the North. The above reward
will bp paid if delivered at my factory.
" 2l-ts RO. J. CHRISTIAN.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-25
p UNION STEA NSHTP CON


ssySg PANY-FOR PHILADELPHIA VIA
~ - y POINT ASn NORFOLK. -stean
acxsZzzxcz-sEserC CITY OF RICHMOND, Captain T.
Mitchell: steamer PENNSYLVANIA Cant Dayi,I
Teal; Steamer VIRGINIA, Captain II. Ro0sls
one 0f these superior Steamers will leave Kirhmcud
until further notice, every MONDAY and Thurs
DAY touching at City Point and Norfolk TO receive
freight hhd passengers. Returning, leaving Phla-
lelphh every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY rsoTn.
ings at ~ O'Clock. 'H
These Steamers are now in fine erdrr increased ac.
conimodatlonr for the comfort OF passengers having
Deeh added, as also more room for ffuight: and we
nope by regularity, dispatch and care In proteo spx
goods committed 10 our charge to receive an increase
ofpHtrunage. 49, '
hB No transhipmcntby this line
Passage through to New York aud found Am ~
Do do PhilndeIrLi. anJr,,,,,, %" "
cabin, ''' ID.
Passage through to Philadelphia, not found. I'd
cabin, -
Passage TO City Point and Norfolk same A. Nv 49,
River Boats. W. W '"'
49, Passengers by this line can stop in pbiladel.
pa two or three days and then proceed 10 New York
oy aiis same ucket' III. l.. FUTILE, Agent,
akeffa
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-25

~ partnership heretofore existing between the sub
scriber and y. .. TRAHLUk, Is this day dissolved
Ali persons having claims against the concern will
hand them in to iue Tor settlement; and those ndebt
ed viii please make payment to me, who is alone
tnOFlZel % receive il.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-25
RICHMOND AND

-, TT r-Estts,sstf=zsssSsSssS1 RltH MDND AND
tIask - stSizs,-.--itgsa DANvILLE RAILROAD
CHANCE Of HEDCLE-SUNIMER ARRANGE.
MENU LI lGTH ISS7-The Mail Train Will
leave Richmond daily (Sandays excepted at ocIUck
A. NJ, arrive at the junction at g A. NJ aud at bau-
Vile at l,D p. NJ; connecting with the SoutL side
Railroad train going to Lynchburg ut Junction aII
with the virginia and Tennessee Railroad train 10
the southwestern Virginia SPRING., at LynChtsIrs
sulphur, and Yellow Sui hur Springs on the evening
If the same day. from Richmond
Returning, leave Danyillr at lO. 20 A. NJ arrive at
Junction, 30 y. NJ. connecting with the SOuthsids
Railroad Trains from Lynchhurg and arrive in Rich.
muni. connecting with tho Trains going North VI
go T. NJ. G. CAMrBELI
" Its General Superintendent.
Tho above Schedule will not ia run for saycral
DAYS Due notice will DO given vi hen IL takes effect
The trains will depart aud arrive ~ At present
CHARLES CAMPBELL
jy 20-ts Superintsndrnt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-25
JNO. @. SPOTS,
JNO. ID. HARVEY,
WILSON Z. THOMAS.

THE undersigned takes pleasure in re-
u commencing Messrs. Spots, Harvey & Co, sue
cessors to the late firm of Mcdonald Spots & Har-
vey, to the confidence of his friends and asks for
them continuance Of their favor.
~ I-dlm JSO. G.. MCDONALD
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-25

PRODUCTION OF IRoN.-A British Parliamentary
report sets forth that the total production of pig
iron in all countries is 100000 tons viz: Great
Britain, 100000 tons France, 100000 tons; prus-
sia, 100000 toas; Austria, 100000 tons; Belgium
100000 tons; Russia, 10000 tons; Sweden $1,000
tons various States of Germany, 100000 tons; 9TH
Ell countries, 100000 tons
The consumption Of iron in the United States, per
capita Of our population is greater even than 1T
England. In 1854 the consumption was estimated
at ,a2i773 TOMS of which 500, 900 tons was Of do
mestic production, and 100000 tons imported from
Great Britain.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-25
DICHMOND BELL AND BRASS FOUN

DICHMOND BELL AND BRASS FUUN-
IL DRY, FANCY CRATE AND FENDER MANU-
FACTORING 22j Main street, between Sth and
9Th west sideThe subscriber has for sale $40 Crates,
Tenders and summer Pieces embracing 100 different
kinds and il daily manufacturing Crates to order,
wholesale and retail. at Northern prices. Crates
Bells &C. neatly packed and forwarded 10 any part of
the State. Also, Bells and Brass Castings made to
order and all kinds Of repairing done at the shortest
notice.
NH lq-6m SAML D. DENOON.
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OFFICE OF ADAMS EXPRESS COMFY
KfCHNoSp, MAY LIST, 1887
. ~. ,,sss r-v.FsSzT7 SPECIAL NOTICE

kss IL We are nrepared !. ,r.ns,rt
any business The Virginia Central Railroad (sp.
pertaining TO the Express busness) Especial a;tra.
Ton VIII he PAID 70 THAT line in connection with the
different Springs of Virginia.
Messengers viii leave daily at s'ritck NJ i.
charge OF yaluables, money &c.
For further particulars HppIy TO
j. l.. MACDOSUUGU Agent
my Adams ENpressCs ia Main ~