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Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1857-03-26
Important Votes upOn the Repu-
diatiOn of the Canal Contracts,
in the Ohio Senate.

In another article, and in our Senatepro-
ceedings, We have given the substance of
the several propositions now before the SEN
ate, relating to the Canal Contracts. The
questions were taken last night The first
question was upon substituting the resolu-
tions of Mr.. Kelley for those of Mr.. Brazee.
The Senators who voted in the affirmative,
were:
Messrs. Baird, Burnet, Cattell, Converse,
Heaton, Holmes. Kelley, Marsh, Mathews,
Phelps, Rush. Taylor of Geauga, Taylor Of
Maboning, and Willford-4. f.gK
Those who voted in the negative were:
Messrs. Beatty, Brand, Brazee, Brown,
Buckland, Bundy, Gardner, Griswold, Ham
ilton, Hardy, Hyer, Kirk, Lawder, Lewis,
Lunt, Musgrave, and WarfelI17. -s
So the amendment of Mr.. Kelley uas
lost
The following is the vote upon the
amendment of Mr.. Matthews, which came
next in order. Those in the affirmative
were: E Ea i 1-9rTt
Messrs. Baird, Beatty, Burnet, Cattell,
Converse, Gardner, Heaton, Holmes, Kel-
ley, Marsh, Matthews, Phelps, Rush, Tay-
lor of Geauga, Taylor of Mahoning, and
Willford-Te. s'a.l' =
Those who voted in the negative were:
Messrs. Brand, Brazee, Brown, Buckland,
Bundy, Griswold, Hamilton, Hardy, Hyer,
Kirk, Lawder, Lewis, Lunt, Musgraye, War
fel-l5. o,.r,r. ,q,r5.I &C gs!rrs.-,.l n
So the amendment of Mr.. Matthews was
adopted. GSee Senate proceedings.
The amendment having been adopted,
the following is the vote upon Mr.. Braces
resolution as amended. Those in the affir-
native were: r- mis-.
Messrs. Beatty, Brand, Brazee, Brown,
Buckland, Bundy, Burnett Gardner, Girls
void, Hamilton,. Hardy, Heaton, Hyer,
Kirk, Lawder, Lewis, Musgrave, Warfel-
Is. -s, hsss ~. -s-
Mr.. Heaton, we believe, voted in the af-
irmative, that he might move reconsid-
Grafton. Those who voted in the negative
were: i EiE i..i i-'' ~
Messrs. Baird, Holmes, Marsh, Rush,
Willford, Cattell, Kelley, Matthews, Tay-
lor of Geauga, Converse, Lunt, Phelps,
Taylor of Mahoning-13.
Thus the resolution stands, incongruous
and absurd, with a repudiating head and
an anti-repudiating tail.
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.sTHE GROWN OF SORROW"
dsY OLIVER oakwooD.

y 80 - i-uz fag - --=-lr..sl
=. Are we not monarchs, every one ,s..-,
Who draws life's dceting breath?
Princes, from chiidhood,s halcyon days,
Zen to the hour Of deathfi y - s,59,
Is not each mortal brow bedecked 4
- With a radient diadem? ,....
Look ye around, We kingly ones,
Behold each brilliant gem
Which forms the Crown of Sorrow"
-zss.sse askg ssi ST. z -
In youth, the circlet round the brow,
Us all unfni shed seen;
The gems are few, and all too new,
And hid their lustrous sheen; .ai
For rothing but the hand of Time T
"a IN The polish can impart. ai fts -r
Is, And each new rayit adds thereto. ct
"a, Is borrowed from the heart, 'n
.Hs To deck the ''Crown of Sorrow"
AS years roll on, it grows more bright,
This crown of ancient story; ,.s,a.4 /.
For now, anon tesr-drop gem. j...rf.st
Is addedto its glory. ~ as6
Some loved one shows heart so base,
Earth bushes at the sight, ae.a .s
More dazzling, now, the cirelet shines.
-. As love-star sinks at night! .e.- a.
- The frightening Grown ofSorrow."
When Time his hoar frost scytters round,
And jetty locks grow white .,.1toa-Ef
And once bright eyes are upward turned,
To guide the spirits ight,---ss,c,,..... !.
The crown is full of gems all round. ..,,.
As earth's last tie is Iiven; : ..s .Fsr
o! it is strange we long to change z -lr
For a fairer crown in heaven, -.-.,.,.- Z,
This common "Crown of Sorrow,
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1857-03-26

EASTERN KANSAS EMIGRATIoN.-Itm may
be important to Eastern men, and those
from the Western Free States who design
emigrating to Kansas, to know that there
is now no impeachment in the way las there
was last season. TO their proceeding from
st. Louis up the Missouri river, to their
points of destination; neither they nor
their 'plunder" will be molested, as they
were last spring by the Border Ruffians.
Our boats are now going up the Missouri,
crowded with emigrants from the Free
States, and the Captains of our river pack
cts are doing all they can to make them
comfortable, and the trip pleasant. Emf
grants from Free States to Kansas, We re-
peat, have nothing now to fear. Come to
St. Louis. buy what you want here, leave
your money behind, for which You have
received value, and go on your way rejoic-
ing.-G. Louis Dem. ,.a.ai.rl o.,
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f.e2'is .s3G "a From the Alta GahserniaH
Tremendous Gold DiscOyery-.
One Hundred Pound Lump
Found.

/ Effre2b t -1 ssG From the Alta California
Tremendous Gold DiscOyery..
One Hundred Pound Lump
Found.
We were handed yesterday, BY j. NJ.
Yanscyle, Esq, agent of Wells Fargo &
Co.'s Express at Stockton, the following
communications from Crescent City in re-
lation to an immense gold discovery in Or
egon, at Sucker Greek. We must confess
the stories rather large, but we give them
as they come 10 us:
CRESCENT CRY OFFIcE,
- Jan. 20, 1861.
"Messrs. Wells, Fargo & Co,-Gents:- =
We have received at this place some as
founding news, which, being of interest to
every one, I lay before you, under an ex-
tract from letter received this day by Mr..
w. Smith, of this city: aaJ -
rs eff g.. .s SUCKER CREEK, o. 7.
.s Jan. %, 1857. e
"Dear Brother:-Times are very dull
here, but with great excitement. McDop-
aid d Co. have taken out from their claim
one lump of gold weighing one hundred
pounds, one ditto from "a to 26 pounds,
one ditto from Toto IL pounds, and up
wards of one hundred pounds in small pie
ees. They say that they have taken out
upwards of 100000. They have been on
a drunk for the last three days at our store.
PETER B. SMITH
"Mr W. Smith, Crescent City"
b
"The above is an extract copied by me.
From personal acquaintance with Messrs;
Smith, pronounce them persons in whom
every reliance can be placed. This story,
wonderful as it is, is to some extent cor
roborated by Messrs Sam. Rice Il Guthrie,
of Sailor Diggins, who are well
known in San Francisco, who go there this
trip per steamer Columbia. They state
that Sheriff Handersholt, of Josephine CO.,
told him that he saw Sucker Creek in Jo-
sephine) himself in the possession of Nc
Donald d Co. one piece of gold. weighing
twelve pounds and a camp kettle t11 of
the same, and that they told him, that they
had in their possession the largest lump
ever taken out an California. s,i.
Sucker Greek is about fifty miles from
here" Truly yours,
ira'R Ella D.aW..McCoMB, Agent.
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PAYING TO SUPPORT ANOTHER Mans
WIFE.-A novel and strange case of almo-
nv has just been decided at Louisville, XIV.
A man named Ferguson separated from his
wife, and she sued fer alimony. The settle
ment was made, he agreeing to pay her
$500 a year during her life. Subsequently
the parties were divorced, and neither of the
parties were restricted from marrying again
tho husband relying upon the religious
faith of his wife to prevent her from taking
another husband. She did marry, however,
and Mr.. Ferguson thereupon stopped the
supplies. He !didn'trelish the idea of feed
ing and clothing another mans wife with
out deriving some benefit from the outlay
A suit was brought to compel the payment
of the $500 per annum, and it was decided
in favor of the wife. ' ' ~
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ES- The garrotters fare hard in the
hands of the New York Judges. In the
Court of Sessions, a few days since, Thorn
as Dudley. Ann Murray, and Cathnrine
M'Nulty, convicted Of decoying man ma
med James Fitzgerald, into an alley, in
Baxter street, and robbing him, there OF
$3.50 in money, gold watch, etc, were
sentenced, the man to twenty years, the
women to ten years, in the State Prison.
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The Commercial Aduertiser's Wash
ino,ton oorrocnondant cove.

The Commercial Adpertiser's Wash
ington correspondent says: o. %
Words cannot adequately represent
the debt of gratitude vhich-5oth the depart
ing and the incoming Administrations
feel toward the Supreme Court for their
decision IN the Missouri slare case. 1t
supports the principle upon which the late
Administration acted, and the present one
proposes in the inaugural addres, to act up
on. Attorney-General Gushing is partic-
ularly well pleased, because he had oeca-
sion to give similar decision upon case
submitted to him by the President year
two ago. Attorney General Black is also
gratifed, for the reason that he is support
ed, by this opinion of the Supreme Court,
in the decision which he not long gave in
the Passmore Williamson case. This de-
cision settles the questions involved in it
beyond future Dispute, so far as the legal
and constitutional points in the same are
concerned. The political agitation of the
question may be kept up, but with rather
diminished zeal" ---.----
Will anybody be good enough to tell
US what occasion Mr.. Gushing had to
give that "similar decision?" That he
gave it we know very well; what occasion"
he had for giving it, We could never vet
learn. We have supposed that the ''occa-
siou," if there ever was one, was manu-
featured to excuse the decision, not the de-
cision to meet the exigeneies of the occa-
sion.
If anybody really supposes or hopes that
the dicta of five Shareholders and two
doughfaces, making all our Territory slave
holding in spite of itself, is likely to dimin-
ish ''political agitation" he will not have
to wait long for evidence that he is sadly
mistaken. -'.... tfaff..i
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The young gentleman who went off with
an angel in book muslin, has returned with
termagent in hoops.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1857-03-26

EE Why was St, Paul like horse /?
Because Ire loved Timothy,
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= --7'7ll9 1szr sRR siCa III lft'f .fsi-
VOL. 1. 2. 'asa zl.I =. = ,..'5a :. 2 :.
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HAVANA PLAN.
GRIND Comsolidaicd Lottery Of unryi""d.


To be drawn In Bau Md Saturday, MAY both, 1857
SPLENDID SCHEME
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u
Gentlemen. My child had commenced breaking out ias
al in All cores which gradually extended
head including both he much eaten by the
sores TO 10 thai both would drop of
all advertised ard domestic r'mtds. without
then procured aud applied it'll" II f
OIL 1t began get better; the bottle got broke aud ap
gals tit began worse My elder daugh
said pa get Of that Turf CA, sIstors heal
lked much better when you used IL w 81 another
uttIe head nearly well This was an nRgia
aud half hour daN lsh H. anu II
very bottle, es assured, viii Cure
Ia entirely as there little Of the disease remaining
You are emf tie 10 this benefit of others take
great pleasure In giving you this certificate
Respectfully, Il /. AIiNLh.
hn,. 4
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AM GoINa..-uc hn,. !.

opened lot 81 finU steel Speetaeus Lade
Genficmeu aud would remind all who
thing pleasant the face and agreeable
call early aud supply themselves As Fnch superior and
n goods In this line, very soou disposed o.
friend WISHED 20 Know not long since how
that 81 s#r quantity = hpsctsdiza, aperf8
description f.,d. silver aud Seel Ne hfHf.l -
=. taHt fhs secret uaad IA %, 14I
ke.Iis stock af such goods, well selected
pri4ed ourselves upon what IL
buylnR spretarcs II h Important 10 know what
sass adapted scriouA injury IL inflicted
upon hy a nf snch Information here
undortaketp say, entirely posted. and vii
Ing friends should hive the tencbi 4 our skin
No invite all who ioe ~ Inclined call anl look
through. Spectaclcs SIIREKTHoKN Il CLIFF
7 Esuaf ulieff the HsiGa f.#
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These vessels the frst class, built city Bal
nfe expressly tor this trade and have superior
buttons ir passengers. They commanded rieaccd
Captains " I'll quaied for the trade and wha viii afe
eNcrlion Ia accommodate They will be flowed III d.
the rivers by seam and may he relied Ia sa tIsi
advertised
Merchants going North ordering goods from NV Aa,
vii find :" their interest to ship lay TIA, linz iie viii
always he tnkon low by any other Inc Packet and
every ,hurt viii be made by the agents tt Inn lui
Now York To- give sai sLitt lou. Insurance
The Richmond Ere Association by this I'm, AT t#l
We respectfully ask and hope succeed IA ohtuI- luh
share OF patronage
Goods shppe by this line to New York vii be f4fu rltd
rue pt commission to New Orleans, Mobile Il lH-tar
sannal OF any other Southern Northern pc
1he vessels will lie in Richmond II II rs, You
At Berth No /, Coffee House sip fpt al " l 'ige#
DAVID y WIN. tIBRIE, Riyu4l l4## .
{ II 1'tERSON. y. y,
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~~'ss -As.-sSs0" LYNCHBIfIiG AN RICHMOND
~ H,t lchburg 10 Buchanan. "....,....si ~
S '"l
IL charlotte ............ .
t4aI e bho ID of October uur Packet Boat. wienvt
##.,s' a.. > NJ, and i}uchburg ~. T. NJ Monday
M###' trblay, aud Arriyein i Edmond soeund day
hes
.Hsl.##.,##s passengers leaving I...,clbmg 7 NJ
II 10Y \. II next d. and aJrNr it Ghtr
H.# Vi Leave Lyucihrfs tnr Hueaauan aud
.nr'en. q. Il, Monday Mclhts diy and frIdaz Iud
tlfiN, - II
- Haurg Richmond sec nc aid distances ia
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J Z BoNDuRAN1


Mes.rs Dor, CoHayius usc yopt Turf 81 and finding
II to such enc medicine, thus 1t dus ilat
should Know ghcr, about tars unthC
rocker and bruised her thigh very much II
Assumed the OF a boil and became Ney sar, had
lanrea by pbysic hut that did revc H. II became
a running sore aud for nearly yeRra tried
every ,nedcus could hear with nn effect until
duced 10 Try bottle yonr Turf ouacr using bottle
entirely heatd ihaNo since used for atlei
found benefit You at liberty e
this 9 tlns proper. > ihAi-hLh-
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Il Minutes In twelve months The best and hnest a,s,r.
mtht OF 6oid and Silver Patent Lever Watches in Virginia
now Tor Sue az THOMAS HDWLAN'S Watch and l,,yrr,
fs'hohMeht liz Las Natuies IRON all the
It" makers ana som" Of them such ufy
h'lsh mar lie war ants not to lose
twelve months II You want to get superior Watc be .prr
10 buy tnt NoN LIN ami Will certainly a ya,I
tAe piece lie has asu the most tasoua be
IN III OF JeWelrS Ia hc found ia this maj Lei
Remember IL, NJ is "a sycamore ST Sign of t Eapl,
PetrrsuuIg Va. -
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY, &C.

Once of the ~. ~. tsastrua DO,
PErtusBukG, Sept. -, ie56
WINTER SCHEDULE ,i,p Ssa.stst.1z5s1
w apd Wednesday the Isl a W. xX6~~-fHpS
DAY Of October The Mail and Passenger 211-
viii raee Petersburg daily. eSuHdays excepted
oci9ek. arrive AZ Bnrkeyie Junction) Ia NJ, and
Lynehburg at / 30 = NJ.
Leave LyHchburg Mt 30 O'Clock, A. NJ. Arrive Burke
vile tJunetion) at - NJ. aud at Petersburg at3P NJ.
q. Is ALISlP
Oct Its Superintendent.
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1000 prizes, amounting to elsJboo
Whole tickets $40, Halves g.. Quarters So so
Please address all ordorso tickets in The above Mig
nihconi Schemes, to
r II. Ill BBARD co,
No. - Eayotte 81 Box, No. 40,
sp 2)i3may Baltimore, Maryland
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GINGER'- SEWING NtCEsNEs.--slrcn
tn"
Judged by this tes' er n" labor saving machine before
lmblc comparable to Singers sewing MSehncs After
exhibited the Exposition rcrsce Frame where
they carried on the highest premium manuinco.
make them has been built l'arts.
In branch OF industry in which be done,
these machines be used it'll profit. As the
of the Railway train Is to travelling on foot sew with
shoemaker dressmaker carriage trimmer saddier halter
shnnld be without The fair pro6t e. using
these machines regularly employed is One thousand dollars
year In all private families where tb.ro is nnch
be done these machines Dyaualr assistance Planters
aud loel keepers find particularly raH
very strong and durable, hcHg ll.r kg4 Aa
chine maIf Icy wll,i ,AttH ~ HH..
could be perfectly ,xeeBd ltHu# e .aHs,raiId,
less Sowing Machines have b er uai sf3or
names but singers Machine ut
whore 10 satisfy ho eSu.rpt the l'uAllc
Plain printed instructions ~ O. ma
chine from which readily tbs
aging them The machines packed securely 60
part the world To all persons desiring particular
formation we will APPLICATION by cttur either
wholly devoted to the Sewing Machine iurr,
NJ, SINGER a co.
Principal Office. No. 1913 broadway. New Nofk
BRANCH OFFICfsNo a Hanover st Boston; NJ ~ Chan
o St, New Haven Ct. Govervle y = Nu broad 81
ark j., No Chestnut 81 phli1Iftphi1. NJ lu5
East 18th st. Cincinnati; Is North 4th st 81
Louis; No II St Charles St, New Orleans No DsuIAin
St. Mobile dcr n d8ris
A PRss. s,sh, ss57.- Davis n .soar-' patent
n shoulder Seam Shirts. Drawers Sc
ap27ts GLASS n RAlNE'S
HyONCENTRATED LXE-A new article for
II uanl la tfr CFn u
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NrwooN,EMN.-r.. unac..,gnra.n,

~ NEW COM EkN.-Ihc undrr-i gncd hns
"a ing associated themselves together under
NN2. dyie OF Thurman Dnwddio tor the purpose
rttng thu Jrwufy bu mess, IN It's various branches
wound respectfully inform their tiohd and the public general
Is that they will Keep constantly hand Gold aud Silver lie
Anchor aud Iepue Watches BrenB Pins, Finger Rings
Earrings Bracelets Gold Gnads aud Fob Chains Seal Ke3
Silver spoons of all variety other articles
dona mention all OF winch VIII sell low he
bought IN the State All Ho ask call To the lrr
what say htrae. JOSEPH 5 THURMAN
JAMES DlNWIDDlE
Is Watches and Jcwery Ropaed at short notice and
reasonable Old gold aud silver taken in exchange for
II 4.
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send she Truth about our Turf Oil.


ring sleigh ride this winter past discovered horscs
10 raw skin OF place large than hand from
rubbing the inside of the thigh applied Your
Turf on and u q day be well, Another case
4 mule which working my dray became uuahiu to
walk xainoing his foot discovered nail about two
inches up the head Ny driv.I and tn" noh"rs sud
would he good for nothing drew the nail out Unsettled
piece lint your Turf Oil and set him Ia work at once
he has lost hour but good
a. ever also horse badly naggod the outside Of
his thigh places about inches deep aud -four
inches wide ffon which he sth day Your ruu
On was applied aud brought them ont entirely sound II
truly the greatest remedies for sores have ever
known and lived drug for several Use
this a. YOU think proper. Very truly, . ......-..
Ro Messrs Dove Co. d IL NEiNltifh
For sale by SIRothih WIFI i-hhAp'
nov n dam LNnchhurg
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HNss GOLD JEwELfS.-w" hnyr just re-
y cvtged pt Il New Goods winch
friends being good aud mistake Bs-dp. large
np II Ear Rings aud Breast Plus and desirable pat
the prtiar Nachcs Chains
md Charms that have IN this market of
ud sraaeles has asp been much Increased
special attention the II friends
hnf they would de- Wei 10 cali and SILVER Sporaces
also, body Gold Tbmbta and iiOd shields
the Ladies'. well IA something handsome in the way Hair
Necklaces and Cfusses finely mounted
Our goods hne and prices low feel confident
that We must please aud u'll
u Remember the house.
SIINERTlIORN q CLIFF
"a We give special attention the repairing aud
lusiuR Fine aebas friends III please remember
80 Tap
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~ TRACTIoN-N ouGGENHElMER Respectfully
calls the ofhs and the public generally To
lis large well selected stock OF Ndr SPRING aud Nl
Staple aud Fancy Dry Goods.
tn calling attention buyers wish to state that, being
Increasing business have eNtcndedand great
y improved my Store making of the largest and most
houses in the city Having thus enlarged my house
purchases this have been much extensive than
usual and with single to the wants and tastes OF tho
people. Those In of Goods cordially invited exam
Inc my stock before purchasing elsewhere aud assured
that they will lind my assortment good and prices as low
any establishment in the Old Dominion
NATHL GU6GENIlElMER,
Opposite Tanner Ashers aud next door 10 J. cohhs
Lynchburg Va lap dts
Ron
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INSURANCE


/ -
! knHe, lit y ~ - - I'll ". > - Iits
Lrsesguhg liost tlst lNst hA - 1onr -, - n
nv snn Dm.es stores Tobacco ractaftes aH.l other bnd
generally
/ ,o, n and country On Tho mo-t ,averable terms
ma % on me live.
good health aud of sound constitution hole
| Ita ar Tor a liult.d pstfad
slaves empl1voi IN ndn ry occupations III be incurred
roas5Daba tsras.
ho C.mpant Will also TAXI marine risks from any OF
| The Sorth.,,, ar Sontheru perts M
BOARD on DIRECTORS.
JOHN ROBIN MCDANIEL. Presdeni.
JAMES COINS Wee President
GFoRGI n tn. RMAN Ihef Engineer
DIRE TORS
JoHN oTEi fAitoK, SAhtlt5h ~ hlhHffi
DEtrrt OILY, sANtll OAKLAND.
JAMS PAYNE JaitN !. ~ = .......
WV. STRATUM ,,s - Ssiiii,us If.,.ar,.y
49,. ., 49,. - =
'h'hP a., 4" 49,. -, =, a,.-,.
pH J. u 1itntR ,,,,
inc Medta. ~ % SufiN''-i iizN - -
made Al NJ otae" - ~, ',,hPRnf On M" ''2 l"'
noun ~ = all ; :, tlatA : " si,D =
yusns "a a. a. IL - - INssRtStE
COMPANY. OF Hartford Juincctrut desirtns eject
ING Insurance Ia Nitsnia. appointed JOHNSON Esq
of salem. for he Persons IA Ipncbburg aud
s's"" hoe VINO my I'M ~ VIII
..9 10 80 n',nuh" :, Tina, ma "'''' ~ ''e' 'e' "
- " ~, - ,,,.t -, ANN a,o ,.t,t .
ms company aas pau hP 'af' ' "a ~, 7- ~
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HEWEIRl IN sEIrs.-The Indies, b, cai-
- Inns the fine stock of Pearl.
iotcnnc Roman Mosaic white and roloed Lava Gold
Stuuc aud Mourning Jtwclry offered Ia th- market he
sidnH many other articles OF Jew elry entirely
drr l1is ] WILLIAMS 4 son
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uDGARbS-i The t"dirs f"n hnd ~ Il VIII
y LIAM Il s n >, the finest aud beautiful
Pearl tconpctcJ this together with
fine Roman, Mosaic Pearl
Pearl, the beautiful description
very line Mourning aud Second Mourning Of
sse which they just opened aud would glad
the lovers of aJful' Call be convinced
a nice lot of SILVER Goblcta, Mugs Mustard Cups Salt
Stands Napkin KnRs Spoons every description Chdrns
Toys, A. pAi received, Aud which they uner cheap.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-11

A ERRED u. LEE. forwarding aud q oIn,siis-
IA SION MERt HAAl. On the Dock. Richmond, Va
Thankful Tor the hbc nj tended
have made arrangAent 10 lnea the line OF Boats
hlng from hoso that boat viii leave every ay
(SnndnN e&erted) BY this arrang emon shall be able
put goods through two days than heretofore, very
nearly they Is the 5 $. X r. and much
cost.
My charge for forwarding Tobacco is cts per Box and
80 cts HID which includes bray and harge when
there necessity for dayagr. The rayage and Wharfage
from the BasiU aIe Box and 10 per HID
luck iuli, charged 10y the James klp,r Tor
Fa>s To my house arr rts per I about Boxes
aui3 cts per HID Having these adj antHges location
wiling tor customers the benefit and charge only
tar price l NJ hoping thereby command larger
business
Ny personal attention VIII be given produce and
purchase ol goods On Commission a ). LIE