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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-30

risk by Steamers frafn New Yo.k - Charleston
viii however .qnaIize the three Railroads Aud
between these three Railroads IL" vat amount
OF freight lar ali the country West # Virgins.
North aud South Carolina. all the WY Ia the
Mississippi. mutt be transported. Tie question
for the merchant to decd,. wiIl be- which i the
cheapest and most expeditions route IN Ghatfa
nonga.
hi. comparison dos not apply 10 passenger
receipts Our route stnnds in his respect with
out u rival. Between Alexandria aud Lynch
burg it is - miles nenIer than ria Richmond To
Lynehburg. and 30 miles nearer from Alexanz
dria 10 Chattanooga than over tho old route by
Wilmington, y. C., and Augusta aud Atlanta.
Geo. These fact- given. There can be but
opinion II the policy for the Companies To pur.
sue aud that policy is Mt variance with their past
hi -torv, but in accordance with the wishes aud
opinions of the pubic; that is 10 say. two Rail.
roads can have mutual interests aud more
be made by yielding At one point and receiving
at another than in trying 10 govern each other
becoming crippled and ever utter 10 have hos
tile engagements, and ike feelings 10 disturb the
public with, and lesycn their dividends and use
fitness generally. +.
Albemarle County, March -.
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sim ,iPr.

Mr.. Buchanan says in his inaugural that "ex-
lies from foreign shores after becoming citizens
entitled. under the constitution and laws. 10
be- placed perfect equality with native born
citizens, and in this character they should ever bo
kindly recognizrd.'
Mr.. buchanan was 50 anxious to make hit
at the Know Nothings, that he overlooked the pro
vision in the constitution that "no person except
a natural born citizen of the Unite States at the
time of the adoption of this constitutions shall
ho elegible to the office of President" and
natural consequence to that Ut Vice President.
That is an inequality prescribed by the con
stituton, ACTIN against aliens. l here is anoth
CT ncqa ality, not prescribedhy the constitution.
and not against them, To which those at the
North seem to adhere with great pertinncity.
II. nature may be gathered from the statement
in the recent report of the Secretary If State
for New York, that the total number of convic-
tons for crime Of all classes in that State during
the vear $3.50 was eleven thousand three hun.
dred and twenty-fonr, Of which oily two thousand
eight hundred and six were parties of American
birth Fuq- o.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-30

An amusing incident is said to have been de-
veloped at Washington with reference to the Cal
ifornia appointments. Notwithstanding the con
fdcnce and self Efficiency of the manner in which
the Senators from California made their bargains
and portioned off the government patronage"
it now appears that they were not, as they have
very frankly acknowledged. been consulted at
all Neither Dave nor the DIR. has had the
first grain of influence in the premises. and Bu-
cbanan. in manner the most admirable, has
treated their preposterous barter and assump
ton with the contempt it deserved. If any inAu-
ence regard it must have been the ooun-
ellis of ex Senator Weller, as he has been under
stood to favor b. F. Washington, who is gazett.
ed for the collectorship.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-30

y minister Wa preaching 10 largo congrega-
ton in one Of the Southern States, on the certain
~ Of a future Judgement In the gallery sat
cnlered girl with white child in her arms,
winch she dancing up and down with com
u.endable effort 10 make baby observe tho pro.
rrielics Of the place.-lhe preacher was too
much interested in hi, suhjectto notice the oc-
ca,onal noise # the infant; and at the right
point in his discourse. threw himself into an in
tcreSiiug attitude, a. though he had suddenly
hrnf1 the first note Of the trump of doom, aud
looking toward, that part oil tie church where the
gll with the baby in her arms was sitting he ask
ed. in a low, deep voice:
What is thai hearl'
Before he recovered from tho oratorical pause,
50 n Ia answer his own question. the colorcd
girl responded, in mortified tone of voice, but
loud enough 10 catch tie ears of the entire CON
gregntion
Il don't no. sa, spec il is d. here child, but,
indeed 50. has been dom all could to keep
him from sturbin' you"
It i easy to imagine that this unexpected
jnnder took the tragic out of the preacher III the
shotest time imaginable, and that the solemulty
Of lhnt judgment day sermon was not little di-
nnished by The event.
Another instance. equally confounding to the
minister, happened, we believe in Richmond Va.
\ largo congregation had assembled to hear Il
stranger Of some notoriety .--Soon after he had
introduced his subject. the cry Of .Frei fire.
IN the street very much disturbed the conerega-
ton. and many were about 10 retire, when an 81
DERBY lay brother rose and said
If the congregation will be composed, will
step out and and see if there Is any fire near and
report
The congregation became composed and the
minister proceeded. Taking advantage of the
occurreuce, he called attention to fire that
would consume the world fire that would burn
forever in the lake that is bottomlcss; and had
concluded II sentence Of terrible import aud not
without manifest impression on his audience,
when voice from the other end Of the church,
rs if in Hat denial of all he had said bawlrd out:
"lt's false alarm "
The effect was lnaicreus in the extreme The
old man had returned; but his nopportune re
Spouse, spoiled the force Of the eloquent appeal
from the pulpit, aud even the preacher could
scarce refrain tl'm joining in the uni, ersal smile
TINT passed over the congregation.
Roy. Mr.. :. was preaching in one of the Meth
odst Episcopal churches in this city, and there
was in attendance II good old Methodist brother,
very much given to response. Sometimes those
responses were not exactly appropriate, but they
were always well meant. The preacher usually
lucid, rather perplexed aud felt it himself.
lie labored through his first part, and then said:
''Brethren, have now reached tho conclusion
Of my first point!
"lhank Cod" piously CALCULATED tho old man.
who sat before him. profoundly interested; the
unexpected RESPONSE aud the suggestive power
of it, - confused the preacher, that it was with
difficulty he could rally himself t. continuance
of hi, discourse. Methodist (Bait) Protts-
tqnt.
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The National Hotel Endemic

The report Of The committee Of The boNrl Of
health does not appear to give very general sat.
istaction. Professor Autise Published a CON.
municati,n in the lntelligeneer, in which he re-.
views the report of the committee with searching
scrutiny aud propounds several questions which
the puzzle will be glad TO answered He
says, in c1nclusidn:"l think the cause of the
disease is as yet undiscovered, and the evil Of
directing attention to conditions not capable of
producing it, is to draw away the mind from the
proper pursuit. Imperfect sewerage is not de.
feet of the National Hotel only but of the whole
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Spa Al NOTICES.


Oxy 2eHatri Bitiers,-R." al The following ic'-
Cs.H Iarsrr E.af Concord, y II mn honored
Ia d him
~ al. ispasitlau NY name c"nspe-
u5us TAX ~ nrfunlty The afflicted The benefit
iHs. dHffr fn the Ms. Of n Greea g9csataa BHss
lt,Iu others For IhaYe been
troubled indigo tendan evils such as hatu
lenry aHu. attacks # iarrhaB acrompaniedby
stomach reduced ia tesA strength
AM spirits .afv hat nearly untitled Tor business
applied several Is FROM whom obtained only ten
paHafy raot. and ag short inv disease returning
ia a as ntguy, concluded TIA the ads. 81 friends but
without the least faith their eff the OxN Renaed
Buffers the which, found immediate relief haN
return IF wacr hash after iakng the FIRST portt n
continued Ia riding the directions uut had taken
ee ut ten bottles which have eutfey cured Ny weight
has Increased urty five pounds my hcalth perfect
can tu say That consider the Dx Kenatsd tefs the best
cStaat have recommended them several who have
invariably found great benefit from theit
You're respectfully. CALEB PARKER.
None genuine anl,ss si2ncd / BUTTS IN the Nragp,r.
SETH ". FpNl.E y Co 1872 Washington street, Bos
ton. ProHrietors Sold hy their agents evorY whore.
Tor sale By j. II af.AY.
N
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-30

Cincinnati paper of rhurday says:
Morning parties ON the New York plan are
finding their way out West There was one in
full blast at Col. Marston's, Newport yesterday
morning. Doors closed, blinds drawn, aud gas
lit. distinguished party present and most
spirited enjoyment evinced." Morning parties
doubtless most sensible innovation, but
that taste is utterly vitiated which bani,hes the
light Of day and substitutes gas light for it. 1t
looks too like there consciousness of sham
somewhere.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-30
ys,yychnpouu civ Hall.

\ tail, genllemanly. kid goved parsonage en-
tered the chiefs office ON Tuesday, and informed
officer Mn,terton that he was james Buchanan,
President of the united States, and had come To
the CITY Hall. which hp understood was the Uni
ted States bank In draw his wears salary. IL
presented check ON the Ulster County bank.
drawn in favor of james Nenderhurg for S25oOO,
and wanted to see Tie cashier. The officer replied
that he was the cashier, but could not pay the
draft at that moment, whcreupon MIR. buchanan
expressed his regret and stated that he had been
offered the money at the Mint. bat rs it was in
coin he declined taking it rs being two unwiel
DIV to be portable. Mr.. Buchanan talked very tia.
emily aud ,ensibly with tho officer. and assuring;
him that the country would be safe while he
cupied the White House, he left, promising to
call again and get h- draft honored next dav.
We regret that we cannot lay where he puts NJ
for the benefit of the office seekers. The officer
was ncreduous enough to believe that the par
ty was insane and that his friends ought to look
after him. ". J. HERALD,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-30

city. iram ihe avenue daNn II the cannl. itsrlf
nfdn. ofai-,a-e. and tHa-. localities rhauld mor"
nf H. In off ot,1 II it were naXinu, IN asma'
finn Sewers There i sill tpme hidden cause.
which. spite Of good sewerage. may yet ARSE
when the hotel i. again filled, unless examined
aud rooted nat pref i"usy."
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-30

NJ medicine had certificates from such respectable sources
Catcfs Spaa-A Mixture Mr. T. Boydea of The orig
prupfeturs hc Astor lIouse New los, and tor
years the E<eause I5Ic Richmond Va, cured
# sceete attack 1T Neuralgia by Carriers spanish Mixture
The rd and perfect effected his by this valuable
medicine tested hs attention and excited ms interest hu
recommended others afflicted with variety o diseases
and every effected lie has it cure
Aguc aud Fever Ehpnmaism Liver Compliant DysPcp7t,
Feyos Violent Coughs and which SAID To he
rmcd Consumption aud y every other disease for which
Il is used lie remark. Is difficult know what disease 1t
vii ut relieve aud Blood Purifier and Spring and
Fl Medicine, he has equal lie cheertuiy
omncudst ali and believes 1t 10 he the most val
uitbie remedy rNtaut
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-30

We have heard OF soma astonishing cures b.
ing iuale BY roi De traL Electric GA 1t 10 act
the diseased with remarkable effect and Ia short
time auth fegaus It's sway. II can be hal Of the agents
here, e, adv crtisetnent ih another column.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-30

tins great count generously aud noby ending tins
celebrated nten to their patients and public generally,
efccaa cure for wounds and ulcers when all
other have failed
sod manufactures. Na Maiden Lane New York
aud No "a Strand London by all Druggists 25e,
Gle and = per box. lmar p
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-30

The People of Alabama and their Representa-.
tives in Congress. says the National lntelli-
genoer do not seem to be afflicted with the strict
construction scruples in regard to land distribu-
ton which weigh SO heavily upon our more i'm
mediate neghbors, the good people of the Old
Dominion. The former take more practical, and
as we think, wiser views of the subject of land
grants. and the rights of the States to an equal
participation. Accordingly, when the bill making
donation of land for railroad purposes to the
Territory of Minnesota was pending, sensible
member from Alabama moved to add clause to
grant lands to his own State for tho benefit of
railroads there, and it went through without a
word of opposition.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-30

and Healthy Gums lie tHianed by Using "Dnwdeu Den
m Fnd 1t AFFORD instant relief aud prev ootache
rests deear. and prevent, the formation tartar
DoNDhN 5 DE&IALFll III i, recognized bv the whole
mod ii profession a. being TAR superior any tneth powders
WASHES Ac constant viii prevent decay many
ACHES teeth ar, hcit1o Recommended by pk RIO EAi1I
iNurpnrs Va; brs lirastat,. Il1ison. &c, Richmond
l1f Igsby, f5.shnrs Or Mann, Charleston, 5. { Or Ia
saI R3l,i III, y & aud Dentists everywhere.
sikoiHER VIII! EllEAp, Lyn,hbnrg Va. and by ali
Druggists anl Merchants. Na,,sair Ly
GEORGE HONDEN
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-30

- Boxes Lemons alsa Fig, Rasns Nut, Priurgs
and Havana 1Ears B'rragr Cream Ale. Newark Cider
m"Hds Pecan Nuts Iub1ts, Palm Nuts Vim. L. sapulers'
lnGe Star Chewing loLarco
Candies rauuaeurcd daily Of the best gars and for sale
in any quantity, Wholesale aud retail. =. A. BOYD.
=
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The Consultation Iity Of Distributions

The Richmond Wing has the following clinoher
in reply TO the Southside Democrat objection
that Distribution is unconstitutional:
The South SIZE bemocrat is in immense labor. and
trying to show that distribution OF the public lands
would be unconstitutional Vain effort Because
wiser and better than the editors of the Dtnorraf
for both Of whom have doe respect, have long
ago pronounced thai il constitutional Tor exam
pie here Is Chief Justice Marshall opinion Of the
question contained in letter to M Clay, dated
Richmond May I'll, ls32 soon af,er Mr. Clays
celebrated report on the public lands published
This eminent constitutional authority saws
"'DEAR SIR: On my return 10 this place from a
visit TO my friends in upper country | had the
pleasure Of reccl' ing report the public lands
which have read with attention The subject is of
immense interest and has long produced aud ia still
producing great excitement
"'My sentiments concur entirely with those con-
tanned in the report which clearly aud so well
expressed that it must, think be approved by "a
great majority Of Congress Gnanimity cannot be
expected in anything.
al thank you for this mark of attention. and am,
with great respect,
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Thus the case stands The Soafh-Sid. Democrat
says distribution is unconstitutional Chci Justice
Marshall, Mr.. Buchanan and Gov Wise, all Demo-
Gratis but the first, say it is constitutional SO said
also, Mr. jefferson. Mr. Madison, Mr. Monroe and
Gen jackson. Whose opinion on constitutional
question, people of Virginia, will Yen take-that Of
the renowned statesmen we have named, or that OF
Messrs. Banks aud ThAcks inn Of pelershnrn2n
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-30
" y our obi serv I.

John MARSHALL
/" There is Judge hnrshals opinion. Now let us
see what is the opinion of the present Democratic
President Of the United States. Here is what Mr..
Buchanan says
Nov, sir, distribution Of the proceeds of the
pnoic lands among the States would remedy al Hay.
ers, and CORRECT al Hcss aHomairs Of our system 1t
would secure TO settled policy on which the
country might rely. 1t would draw off from the Gen
era Government this eccentric source of revenue aud
distribute it among the States. We would then be
LETT where the CONSTITUTIONS INTENDED TO PLACE IT.
The government would then be administered on its
PRiNCInLE.-
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COMMERCIAL.


sOSLEN, T9uE n CO.,
OMMI s ; rOE MERCH ANTs
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-08-08
no 9R AfftTEsO DAD. 7 'ss
srMalER ADVANCEMENT.

nm and ester rHURspAY. July n, ,fssi, ariurt'i
igsssr Z; rs.,sss tSs M sssss1ssr ay
nes ~ 2itP y, Snd arrive q 2r2 a.
ConSectsf WIN eains Tor Indtarspolis, Cincinnati;
and all slso for trains ON tire Asc, rad
fS, SsHsr dhs I'S q t a HauBsss,s ssa
iR2EETtupRsSSiiSe-ies7e fsrresi Hsu.e at so p 81:
ee- the srrivsfo of gssr tsn the Last and ses Sin-
Genres ut 8 81 P. NJ. and arrive AZ e:20 p NJ
Ras5enfer3hy this trsir aa-ive at ncrnRti 81 72n
sane even pg, Cleveland az 2;f next morning izstesd
Of 2:fc p. II. rs h- former arar Eefnent.
A MrxED TsAiv has bscp piacea on the rosi he
tween Vincennes and Eyansvjlie; leeTtg ylreerres
a. $50 rr-eod arzvinest Evfrsyiile et le<osA NJ
Retvr1jps lea yes Evansville at 10 Y, spd an
yincerhss ete:k fM., ccTr ectire vidt the %. z NJ.
Road fss c .nsin pad aud s. -Lsuis<T .y1rtsus ~
-. -. -. CFsERTE,a r., X f-r
Passcr.e-sariTsn- ~ this train teve over hours.
IN Eyensvilie for BUSINESS on ffEasuRn. 1usf' =
Frefght lt7 ms Noyho NirceT ncs, viii run a. hifh-
toLeavf THre Iyaute hr the South att An; return.
ing arrive Z Tare Hsute a. h;25 NJ. tssr--. -.
Pot aBv information cf throuah tickets apply st the
conipaly T7ansPSs.aa On head Of locust siseet
~ Cars rrr,y IniIanapni.s Thns-7s lminuiss ;fas,
n ' 3'i--1i y - =; = - - aysli usiJ. DANIELS
vseennes Gazette, pnc.ssn clsrssn, sa Tsn
Democrat, At Carmel Rers.eT and Vt. Vernon Advos
cate take out Former aivet.slnent and copy myied
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-08-08
r1sr sa, .sriMEDIgMC.9 loa'sveo ini
u N H. I'D 04sAA Ar
AfI Elm
OKE, Of the Best fursss,ve ssd liver Med

nfES0f fhe Best Purss.,ve ard Liver Med.
H d TTsi RseaS, M hat scs
s. SanI oIss ssssi ss sd sss os sspa s
csthsrtsc, hut Live redy, ecas f1s os On she
NJ ssa sFa ss@a:s q cs1s q ifss asissr ifss /.
.ks psiaisi S. .sss sss,ssses 8 s: sps-
& ss ~ ilts ses ss s' s. rpri a G ssss saa Es ss
"a tpld Il. eg yiss ~ = zee dity, ~. s'
en,ireIy frc=- rsws-s:clss or .usc;usss ial. ",
81 ssfne sea Or te strength of these guns rsvbe
ss xesa 1 sSs & Sps :I s ss oss sf % fss t1
r11asss st, Of Cal1'4s ,a0u' any ei .;sdelessrieus
have ss 81 sf s sfssas s55 R0Es5s sss
~. and never used in their prescriptions until usedin
- he form Of the Tnvigorstor, which net with such
unprecedented success as 20 induce the proprietor
Sss aRfS ever sa ss a = cue ssn ss e
CGa pIa,nts u ibelr sogs. :, forms IN
sasace s caused " sHesep n prsr 3 sS'sa ssdn
ths disease 1T % any cne trcuhsed With Jaandiee
- take the Inv goTStos regularly week, and their
iss Wv ne @ s ass u eESn. euS.d Seps e the In
- ]. u aass i N snail d9ses n rsrps, sn,
s~snd actiyc sate. and worS as reeularly as ciock
N1work. sck Headache is soon relieved ~ IA.
sss,rs aiIasditx az sourness Of tie st5rnacb ~
Fer On overloaded stomach Il has no equal, as /.
% srsfeves e,feprTessye or uneasy feeling efer eat
ing heartily. Fer family medicine generally, al
yvho rss II speak IN Tx. highest terms. 81 e
sEr On. SASFoRp's lNvrooRATCg came 20 US raco-r-
rendei as cure for Liver ompiaints, and all
diseases arising frosl adseased liver. The testl-
-Q nonsls OF so many or our physicians in its favor,
$xircvces Us 70 Try IL, and nor conviction is certain
n tst isone OF the greatest blessngs ever given to
qJspeptcsi for L rade a nplete cure before the
- frst ttle w3e taken, aud now can eat anything
sR1eaele WITHOUT trouble, while before nothing hut
the leitest food would digest. snd often that
ASren. Now what We want TO say 70 al our readers
efs is II Liver Complaint or Dyspepss trouble you.do
not AL ory this tse & eates remedy IN the world.
~ Thee has never besr tried ia our family rene
y ty vhich has net gifh such unhounded success in
the cure of diseases incident TO children Doctor
af.d's Inv sors;or; is it alone for diseases Of
i.t en thst we Use Il; for IL acts Cathartic so
e I Y aad ssLi.y. ard seems g renovae The sys.
CO ff ssci z, e in sdyisinf them when hey need
N kss been recev.fsn diseases Of the Lives, stoscl
and Bowels, where 81 othe remedies failed 70 gve
relief. II Ina become 50 useful In our fsniiy that
Ee will not be witheut tit.-JkcKsorvILIE (ALA) |
! = PRICE, ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE.
:, SANFORD y CO., PROJECTORS, a5 Broadway, |
: v hois.aie Assnts, JOHN D, PARK, cinc,nrst; |
L. CO., St Louis.
AGE, f,r Evansviiis. J. J. PENN1NsTcN,
jy2s-eirl Druggist.
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How TO REsrscfIA1E PEssess STRUCK BIT
LIeHTNIse. Mr.. Z. Merriman states that
persons struck by lightning should not be
given up as dead for at least three hours
During the first two hours they should be
drenched freely with cold water, andif this
fails, to produce restoration, then add. salt.
and continue the drenching far another hour.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-08-08
TmE PRICES ARE FROM 60 TO ESQ.
INTEREST ONLY THREE PER CENT.

INTEREST ONLY THREE PER CENT.
" Twerty ps- cert. viii be de,ucsed from the
credit price for cash.
Those who purchase on Tor credit, give rc.es pays,
bic in ?, 2, ard years after date, srd recIirsf
n improve oneenth annually for FIVE years. to
hsve one-haf the land under cultivation CT the d Of
that tine.
Competent surveyors will scconrsrY those who
wish % examine these lsrds free Of charge, ard al
them In making selections.
Ths a.lis remaining urs,N ere rsch sad ysiuihis
as those which hsve been disposed Of. ,.,ft = -
SECTIONAL MAPS
VIII be sent to any whp VIII encose fftv cocts IN
postage stamps, and books rsrnphlets. cortsinirg
numerous instances Of successful fsrrrs. signed ~
reiRhhorhooi of the railrosd lsrsa. threrehout the
ss-also the coe. of fencing, price Of cste expense
ten-wilibe cheerfrliy rvsn. on sopiica.,nr ether
pe.onal,y or y letter. In Enrsh, Trsnch o-Gernan.
addressed 70 JOHN WILSON,
lard corTnis7iorer ~ ffe Illiros Ger irnl r. r. Co.
Office in Ililnois Central z. r. Dero,, chlcsss
Illinois. fl -fif fe.4uSsv
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l'ns q as .oLD EsTABLIsHED fs14 -
F0UNDERT s. MACHINE SaGP.
i!.r ZIArZ & HEILKAE, aa.s -.
PEE.sTREET.
Lien sviile, Indiana.

~ -.1t~-f a.laIa
I'VE p-npre.rrs Of tae City Founiery arc now pre-
rsreato 10 al kinds o. Machine snd filis ing crs,
ard evsytairg appertsir Ing to .he foundery bushes
MACHINERY of all Kinds. Mc de and Repaired.
We have every facility OF the hes; machinery sad
workrren. and give 81 work entrusted 70 us, cur.
,,r.ii " jed attention.. We manufacturing - a.
sb BOILERS AND STEAM ENGINES, .,a e.
OF any power REQUIRED, and ready TO promptly ip
les for this kind Of machinery varartins onr WOKE
md sstie6ed with reasnnaNle prices The Eoundery,
Firisfirs Shops. tcc-.j sresor Pre- street -
go, "a T9Ss SALE ROOMS a. Id .ao
Sresrs win be receives. II -gs lois
ap26ly khAtA q HElLAAN.
BOoT AND SHOE, STORE.
'HsHE unasrs sned would .eErectfully intern .'1s
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