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The Feliciana Democrat., 1859-01-22
FISk'S METALLIC BURIAL CASES

fISK'S PATENT OeTAGON CAsKET.
We have procured the special and exclusive right
OF sair for the ib0fe, for the Perish oi East Felic-
ana and will give every attention on all funeral oa,
sions. tine llcnl3e viii always be on hand
Prices Of inl si1cd Ca,kets vary from
rhne taSket ......-.... Slg5 10 sl55
i!sk oetngonsr .,...,,.. l2j 10 40
li,s Metallic Case, c,..... Is TO 100
Wooden Collins. ......... 50 10 100
According io STYLE finishing, aud trimmings, small
lar cases are iaoned in prices.
Any infringement of oar right In the sale of tho
above cases. VIII subject the yiolator to damages
Jannnry, 1859. BUTLER X KOCH
The Feliciana Democrat., 1859-01-22

BAroS Rotor, Jan. 1o.-lEaee.- Notice was given
Of an intention TO introduce bill for the introduc
tion OF African apprentices into the State.
The Governor has vetoed the bill closing the Pla
quemno Bayou.
The consideration Of the subject in the house wa,
postponed for two weeks.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1859-01-22
LOUISIANA LEGlSLATuR RE.

Baton EouGE. Jan. IL Procce7iR9s Of The Senate
The Senate met to-day at IL o'clock aud ol gauzcd
by the appointment Of W. j. Griffin as President pro-
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-11
Defying the Popular Will.

What President Buchanan has done in defa zee
of the will OF the people. ms expressed through
their Accredited representatives. is i1rcibly put in
the following extracts from n contempararF
when Connecticut repudiatcl lsaac Toucry,
Mr.. Buchanan totk him intn the Cabinet.
when Michigan srcpud,ated Lewis Cass, Mr..
Buchanan took him into the Cabinet.
"Whcn old Bcrks rcpuliatel Jehu CLANCY
Jones, Mr.. Buchanan rewarded him W rh u mis-
sion Il Austria.
"When Indiana reruliqtcd john Petit, Mr..
Buchanan made him Chief Justice Of Kansas.
"Whcn Iowa repndinted Geo, w. Jones, Mr..
Bueh man offered him n mission to Ba.otA
when Iowa repudiated Augustus Cesar Doi2c,
he was made Minister to Spain"
And, it may be added. that tho Pres dent ha,
just appointed William y. Bishop Tom .nissioacr
of Patent, who WAS n short time ago rcpudintcl
by the people Of Connecticut.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-11

"a nave Aelt.9fsIe lespsHIei u Tbs cha.
brought by the Repabioaa against our candidate
for Governor respecting the reform movement, and
have shown that Mr.. Lynch was hostile 10 the
new Consultation. The Rspstiicas sttsnpa tn
palliais Mr.. Lynch's course BY representing that
he Was dissatisfied with the action Of the ccnven-
ton On the basis question. This may y, but rs
we stated yesterday. it constituted Mt reason why
he should have refused 10 allow his constituents
tho privilege Of rendering their verdict In the
case. We introduce the subject now for the pur-
pose OF showing what was the course Of Col.
Flood in this matter. who was also dissatisfied
with tho compromise on the basis question. Upon
the test Question-on the engrossment Of the
Constitution-afler stating his objection to the nc
ten of the Convention in this regard. he remarked;
I'VE desired many changes in the organic law.
Many Of these changes are embraced in the Con
stitution now before us; and although they IRE
not in tho shape most desirable, the question is;
SHAH ire ,rihhoh IL from the consideration Of Me
peophf We have given it form and substance
II is the result Of many months Of arduous labor.
1t is the production Of this body. and Me people
hare a right 10 demand that they shall pass judy-
ment upon oar rork."
"*"*** Having secured important and
liberal changes for those whom ! represent, WITH
THE EXTENSION OF THE RIGHT or SUFFRAGE, and
the election by the people Of nearly every officer
executive, legislative, Judicial, and minis terial
i do not feel at liberty 10 deny 10 them The prir,-
i,ye cr Saying rheher they riH acccpt or reject tbs
Constitution. For these reasons. and in view Of
the fact that my constituents, though firm in
their attachment to tie mixed basis, were san
gnine IF many of the reforms we have adopted, |
shall record my vote in the Affirmative" Now,
without caring IL fg ourselves, how Col. Flood or
Mr.. I.ynch stood on this question, we would take
leave to remind our ~neighbor that he was Singh
larly unfortunate in raising this issue. His can
dnlatc, although II flaming Democrat, WINS opposed
to submitting the amended Constitution to the
pepple-was not willing that the decision Of the
question should be left to them, whilst n man
trained in the rcpu,cd nristocrntic, Federal party.
Advocated the right of the people to pass their
judgment on the organic law OF the State.
We appeal To tho young men of the District to
de,crmine who did tho most for hcm-the Wing
or democratic candidate for the Senate, now seek
ing heir suilrages? Let them decide the qncs
tion upon the issue raised by the Lynchburg he.
pnbhcan.
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To Our City Subscribers.

Many Of these are in arrears fr subscription
during the whole term that the T,rgi"iaa has been
in the hands of its present proprie'or-n"w more
than two years. They know that We cana"' meet
our heavy current liabilities without money and
it is both unreasonable and uni n~t to withhold our
dues, which, being mostly comprised Of small
sums, are therefore easily paid. Many peoll lie net
upon the presumption that newspaper publishers
can live ON the wind, and it is notorious that bills
of this character nre the most difficult Of all others
to collect. Though inconsideraiac in the eye OF
each subscriber. they forget thu, the aggregate to
us is large, aud that if all the little ril!@ that
swell our large streams should cease To How,
those streams world soon become exhnu.tei.
We dislike to dun, and hope that ,ha>c who
know themselves to be in arrears will I~ignjdnte
the same Immediately, and thus spare Us the I'M
pleasant alternative Of cutting their aeqnain-
lance and putting their bills in other |ards Tor
collection.
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Louis Napoleon's Policy

wnFRr THE FRENCH PEOPLES NONE, GOES.
The Paris correspondent of the Bostt n Traveller
II. Lruis Napoleon controls the lcStinies If
France II few years longer, he will ruin tho coun-
try. morally and socially. rs we'll as financially.
\ pamphlet has been published this week by u
member of the Corps LryiAat,t, ON tie alarmin.
and constantly increasing depopulalon of rural
France by the attraction exercised on tho country
people lay the cities. lie attributes this oppidan
immigration to the cxorbitant levy ma, 10 on farm
lnborcrs by Louis Napolcon's enormous army in
peace; he says Louis Napoleon takes seven wears
ll2,000 men from the field for tho army-morc
than any French government has yet drawn; and
that these men urc utterly untitled by their bar
rack life and town residence for rural life-thc
majority Of them never returning to the country.
Ia the next place to the money spent in the cit
les, and he discloses some alarming information
in regard to the money spent and to be spent in
Paris.
"Ilc states that 10000. 0OOf. have been spent
in Paris since Louis Napoleon's coup d'eiat, and
that he proposes shortly to spend 1857 .660,0oof
more, ~ that before long Louis Napoleon will
have spent in Paris SIl3, $50, 0OO-doHars, mind
You! Isn't it incredible? While he is spending
the countless treasures in Paris, only $4,000. 000t.
are spent on the internal improvements of the
country annually, and he forces (they do it most
unwillingly) Marseilles to spend SIS, 900. O00f. an
nuai'y in o Identifying n the city, Lille 30Ooo,oOof
I"alon 3O.OO0.0O0t, Lyons 10000, 0OOf.. and
Rouen 10000. 0OOf. The deputy asks how it is
possible Tor the rustic to resist the temptation of
going to live where such sums of money are an
nualiy spent, and where, if he falls sick. he is
sure OF u good hospital. and when well. he can
amuse himself and indulge in his various pas
sions, which he dare not do in the lynx-eyed
country. This deputy. to exhibit still morn clear
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Warl

The news from Europe is more and more war
like. French troops are on the march for Pied
mont, and Austria still maintains an attitude Of
menace. Possibly, the next steamer may bring
rs. to borrow the language of Patrick Henry,
1.-THE clash If resounding arms" We shall en-
deavor, in . few days, to give our readers some
explanation Of the origin of the dificulty--which,
however, like most other European wars, seems to
hare bsen provoked by very triding causes. Very
likely. If actual hostilities should commence, we
shail soon have the whole Of Europe mixed up in
ths fray.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-11

We do not expect the Irg,nio~ to regard with
favor anything the Democracy may do, aud we
care not how strongly that paper arrays itself
against Gen. Clay. We nominated him without
It's assistance, aud We can elect him without it,.
That journal never had the remotest iuicalion Of
supporting Gen. Clay. il it could find n Know
Nothing in the District to vote for.
We take the above from the Republican Of Mon
day. 1t is true that Gen. Clay was nominated
without our aid, but not without the aid q Wig
potes!
viii the Republican please inform US who cast
the vote of Roanoke in the Rump Convention.
after Mr.. Rives left? And will it further inform
us whether Mr.. Rivcs had any authority to east
the vote Of that county? We are under tho i'm
preston that he had not, and that he 50 declared,
but beink a gentleman of obliging disposition,
yielded to the entreaty of his friends, who were
in q bad bsx, and consented to represent Roanoke.
We certainly .'never had any intention of voting
for Genl Clay" nor for any other straight-laced
Democrat, who would hardly vote for II Wing to
save his life. The Republican may believe. but
we do not, that IAN overw helming majority Of tho
people of this whole section will vote Tor Gen.
Clay Without regard 10 pdrty.' The Republican
has made this a party matter and Gen. Clay is n
party map-a man who has been known to throw
away hs vote. rather than give it to n Wing, and
what claim therefore has he to Wing votes? AZ
aWhig, We cannot 30 far compromise self respect
~ to vote for such n man, though we would cheer
fully hare supported n moderate Democrat Ms an
Independent candidate for the position. We have
done such things repeatedly, but we really think
It'll great assumption upon the part of the Rspnb-
hcan-after laboring for months in the face of
apathy, indifference. and opposition, to make a
party nomination for this ofice--to expect Wings
to comc to. the support of it. party candidate.
They will do no such thing; and what is more,
the candidate Of the bogus, Rump Convention,
will be ingloriously defeated.
We take occasion to warn the Tredway men
against the game that will be played upon them,
by printing the name Of Gen. Clay on the State
ticket.
This was the sole object of those who made this
bogus nomination. but it will not win If the Tired
way men are on the alert. In this connection we
invite the attention of our neighbor to an article
in the Richmond Enquirer of Saturday last.
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Rich nao Markets., Mny \.

market is s,l, quiet, with . shade decline :
Haas ~ e's' Bagsed lsaiJets' iodds sugar Cured Hams
prrrrp oo,. Inc. ,.ma
sianl. t,rsh ""r,'l*
lanes River 81 7nai 80 per hhl; Hnt'on River
{ 4o,l - Hoffman q so,l 50; Lawrence 81 soal ~.
'oA';-"t ~" ana Red ASH Anthracite Coal Tor graf.
do 80 3ir.r ton Of !2lo lbs Iitnn''"u, Lump s. per load
81 - bus ''is' Han e % per load smiths bt"min"us '"ai
NJ" Guy cons 'nll,'"h = M rrr 'ar' l"aa nt - hn~n
cokN-t"n is trm"r. and j.. quoted at raaoOc the later
h,''t, %',s 4 most "ai,i'c " t III, m,'kri
'nkN MEA'. t,a"o els yer bush Transactions in Meal
rn1T"N I,3,r y"rlh
dape Nc seine Twi"o nc; carpet Warp a.c; wrarliag
1"iee@9
Fla. R-ll""r is sr1ree Soirpe's are Offering - - tor
qa" atoms by II" d,ay loaa,t TN. trad. suprrhnc s5a7I;
Lkua - do'i - FANNY r0n %
FhHIiliZEkS orcnvan So Y tom A a Mexican 80;
Ma"tinin'ed ""a"o $50 h'"ir' super Phosphate NJ Linz
rI 81 = 81 far No. Nova s,o,,, Ca, Mornings ram un,t,
la, .al';; Nor,h rarolYa \" ca! s. a; ,;r",s ~; halt nlls
ianFY Roe li"frinSs - 81, hhis = 20 iIhf h"ls No SIND
- H3r,tt-N' q go -; N"ltn Mis- e 70
tLAA,l ipnSi 20 !, 40 p r tusi'cl.
,WhS~ sthnS-wc quot clover seed 6,ei Timothy
- ~ = PR ,n.hel "reh,r1 Grass 23"l az ct,
cc- The p,c,alons. re nominal in thi> mnrk,t
LARD -fIiincne" Lard in hhls l"!ai3c; kegs I3!alir,paiis
lie
~ NntR Hear White t|n". - refused a. /" m'r
ch'nIaAl', 20 $50 per N on" inch y'ii"" PIN. plank ioa'2;
tiT"" quarter =" !'ali II u" lila -l6: = 10 l3,sti; :! do LOO
hca,t aud sap nj heart. idas9o. according T. Size. tiani,n
ila', heart aud sa,: i'{aiJ " eh all heart, ls,a]c; ShingIcs
ft95 if VI Weather Boarding. iiaSIb Inch Oak liUk,
31ss;t'. rntt""wo Il : in"h, s5as1p. Inch Cherry, $50;
l"i'ar -o'a4 per NJ dressed Fr'ortn:, Virginia. 2laS-r =
pf'---ed fi"'inE. southern, 2sdTm I"ilhs 2,2Iae 81 per NJ
\ s,iac,ie ",25,ei..o; sazrrse. A.3inei.aq i, n'',>cy ag5
as5oJ; p ,h. srarre at la5es9 >irstna .Apr!c. Ia, .c lie.
cd --.aSl 81 northern do. h5,7 n. Imitation I,t,t. G.aL
New lng anl. .sla.,2r fer mixed J,fr t = nri, t,1J Ifola,,i
~ az 10 The above Quotations Of fntr cu liquors have been
ua,LturrI Ter sou4r time. Circulars nom b.tlnt iunortiup
lMs So nntiin ~ that he reduction of the tar,f viii not effect
The q, iai,on, oi good liquors.
IIAtI-Mp an to ha6lr prr liz ~ lGg md 6lr for llr
nNTS-i5,,Ik Is upr Iusi, L. and in d mani
aFFAI.-Bran. zoe; sh ris 90 brown >I4tiT 40. and Shin
sun 1uc TER lush.!
pEA>-tI,y 81 "a, Black s. % :, y l"1 - bushels.
pI~ASTERIWc quote Lunp ~ :, u ,,r iuu-trcpipts
snail Nun. rn Ground 81 1aa-. a. i, a,t,', d., -, 80 Der
ton. {, ,i.cl ;, ~ lag 80 p,r ui
En>iN-<L 1uaL. lrr bii.
X. l-it.Il4
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, zee CREAM SALOON!
"STAND DOWN THE STREET."

.Voke roam for the finest Ice Cream Saloon in the S'dte.
OPENED this day, an ICE CREAM SALOON. for the re-
" cepion OF Cos pat w. Ladies' AMI Gentlemen, WIN are re.
quested to call, with the assurance thai everything will be con.
Quoted In the hes, STYLE.
fwo"ii say to the Ladies. that tho Saloon will be under the
Immediate charge Of Mrs.. BOYD.
MAY 9th, isS9-msy l0dtA 8 A, BOYD
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ApropoSition.

MAxxADuxE JOHNSON Esq, of the City of Rich
mond. will address the people of Lyachburg on
Saturday evening next at Dudley Hall, in behalf
of the election VI Mr.. Goggin. Any Democratic
champion who may desire to meet Mr.. JOHNSON in
aiscu Ssion, is respectfully invited to do 81.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-11

A PRorosiTIoN IRON BRiGHAN YorxG.-It is
said that Brigham Young has submitted Il propo-
sition to n company Of capitalists to sell all tlcir
right, title and interest to tho Utah Territory. for
u reasonable sum of money, and tn leave the Ter.
rl,ory within n specified time. Some of the com,
pany are said To be in Washington. consulting
with he administration
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-11
MEETING AT DUDLEY HALL
TO.NIGHT!

We have the pleasure of announcing that Wal
TER PREsrox, Esq, our candidate for the Office OF
Attorney. General, will address the people oil
Lynchburg at Dudley Hall tonight. We hope to
see a large audience assembled on the occasion.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-11

Ee,y" We are authorized to announce Gen. O..
&. CLAY aS n candidate for the Off q OF COMMISSIONER II The
board Of Public Works. may jdsctlof'.
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CANDID ATES FOR OFFICE.
For Board Of Public Works.

Gsy- We ne authorized to announce Upn. W VI.
N IEEDwAY. of PIitsylvania. n candidate for thu oil e Of
I commissioner Of the Board OF Pubic Works
may , didoc.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-11
NOTICES.



Davis 4 Snn-Gcnts - am nj a loss to rNpres, wi wood.
the saiii,ciion II give. M To inform yon of the tcurit hive
received from the use ot your Pain Killer. Ahou' rne Wear
sNnc, vas attacked with the inhfmmainty rht una'i,r. In.
It x uihhl" 10 walk for eight week; hcsij. The e nfaencnt
l., rhc house. thu ptn 90 perirnrci % tongue rHn Il, $50 80 -
Hui h return To the object # this letter. IN tic S1ih at De
- tl"t ltsl ! had n 'I'rc severe attack than before Iirut
Iii i,3 ~ commenced using The Pam Killer made b., Vuu MtYrh
10 ny surt So, iinni diai.ly relieved IN" - pRin, ei 4 saved
ut tide necessity IT being confined To my he'd for ON dtt. II
Isl Nv 'i"v"n days -tnec the attack, and The inl unaa'ton ha.
.afi rly snlsIdri NV liu,hs which were ircin.ndnn IA satl en-.
have assumed their natural share. Ia short am mn tv
well and feel hound. 10y the common sympatl H. .f NY M
in" or thosr who NAV be thus nhii ted. 10 make r." abpve
STATE neni, that all may r's"rt Ia the Pain Killer than tim. *
y, n, aud a w"rhi al suffering may ic prevented
HENRY WEED, Clerk Mt NJ ticnescc street I1ia.
sol 10y II medic me dealers.
sold lN JOHN II SEAY. Lynchburg. may tt Nv.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-11

REPORT OF THE
a~yaehssrg Tsbaeee aad Grnia Market,
CORRECTED w
ALEXANDER Il TOOT,
C o M MISSION MERCHANTS g.

TOBACCO We noie an inercsss In the receipts for the
past se.s The better quilnirs are now mostly in demand.
and price. ruling tally mp to nr Azure. TN the low grades,
prise are fsther easier. No qaoir comm IN and medium. Lugs
: idGi inedinm to good and h,e Lngs s6I a IS comm" 10
medium Leaf u 40 good AID tine Leaf fl2a6l Shipping
AID >iSInrning Leaf -lldi3
liEAI but little on the market. Prices are Aim at
! 5pa - Tor prime aud extra LIS. at Which sales have been
had iaieii Tor grades eIal3 d
FLDt x w note sales a. s7t fnr Snperfnc Oh for TX.
ira ant FANNY IN barrels. aud &fi al IA bag. closing ut the
latter pie The transactions were asout Go barrels and u a
bag Or thu week.
CDNN.-ltrr,i,ts continue lipit Dnp lot Of mixed Id At
81 een;s W. qro,e White at ., al o2i. Sales aburt 400
bushels 1T 'nr ii snr.s
MEAL-Salesc onfrei mostly =" consumer. In lots Of ) 10
10 bushels. We qroic at 81 d5D 10 .airs about / ,S0J lush
els, mostly Mt z %.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-11

~ 81 ''fty, Though somewhat hoart headed, whtir absent
too III" chy n few days. used Irnf. Wood, II ir Restorative.
and ~ Tia rrtuIn called to see his Lady lave. hat wa aUI.,a1
{" II - Ah" did not recognize him aud immr,li " !, a.trrminrl
tar 'a# ir "A COUSIN Of himself but was "N,itGtlN chatti i"d 10
III. he" NaS =npplautlng his former Wf in III aft c;,"a- ii tle
tt1Y w Ii caused him IN MAJ" himself kr"su INT H. Ia
Ia ani.n'iat' II Al h" continue ~ nor,,>trv) IL la The iiar
hes''t I've. 10 Jc had oi the d,uggist.-S; iONts ifratR
Hrad
~ i by all gnnl I,rng,sla 10y Nv
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For House of Delegates of Va.

Dsg" At the solicitation Of many friends Of all
political parties. announce myself n ~candidair Ia rnpf.~nt
The county OF Campbell Ia The next lIor4o OF Deirgat,> Of
Virginia lsptil idiIofc BOWLING, G. AHk.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-11

Erss" We are requested To announce JOHN b.
l. LOGAN n candidate for he office Of Conini.Innrr II the
Beard OF Public Works. march II dtioic.
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"" l+lRIani I, "a now topping N the Bnrr't lions n tUis
'Hf. lie hRs been making \ tour nf The Western ia vs. with
bis ,"trn'lic ass mates. I" inNcsig ltr t'"l rcl, l4 Itpinc
to - 81 such rs h" can mahe remedial, W. notice lr la. been
- 'tNrl with marked distinction 10y our i.Ii IL 'i'y-uH # TIE
\,'>t ahl are itjiccd I" find they have shown - Dot rcr 'stt
'n1t" ot The man who has perhar- done more iI t" ,oirt "i
human III than any other America Tally Ilhr1af ftaris
NH Z EL- - =
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-11

DEPARTURE ~ SENATOR SEWARD roa Eraarr.-
On Saturday morning Senator Seward wa escort
ed by n delegation Of the Republican Committees
on board the steamboat Josephine 10 the steamer
Ariel. Up tn the moment Of leaving he received
calls at the Aston House. Among those who paid
him their greetings were his colleague. Preston
King, Mr.. Geo. W. Patterson. r. NJ. Blafchior1.
6 neral Welch. Senators Diyan and Latin. Assem-
blymcn s. :. Childs. Shaw and Mecks, Gen. Nyc.
and many other leading Republicans Of the cityat
New York. To the inquiry how long he intended
to remain in Europe, he replied. till the opening
ni the next session. unless the President should
see fit to anticipate the time.
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''a'itl'S 10 Hrradwa ~ New l"rks AMI I'll BAL fT. SIRE I.
Baltimore A NEW STYLE -pIitcf SD III HuE3N -
~ Itt This ma hue srws from two sl"nls, r = RELEASED
trum the store. requiring no rrwitdnE al tlrfft II Irus.
Ills fathers ni stitches in u superior sivl.. II = ing ea,t
nu hV us own operation. 18th III r"toatse - Ilrf irlnr
III. a IS +, Jtired by other maeitues II Wi - 4 otter aui
'hfAl - srwi 49, than n sram~trrss can, ,Scn if ut " \, tg
on 'e4t an hour Send tor d circular
amy idts. 4. DAVIS \ 60 Agents I ,nFblury
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Hrrri"g'- Patent Champion Fire and Isursinr
Proof Safes, with HaArs Tdirnf i0rJr Tr0af Lrc;S tho s,ln
that were aw ar!ed separate mcdal- n The Wofli', T. cir. Lon.
don, IS i. an the Worlds Fair. New York, lE5}. sud ave tn,
ou|y American Safes that Were awarded medal at the London
Worlds FAN.
These safes form the most perfer. security aeains, Ere and
BHrEl1rs, of any safe ever offered Ia the punli..
$1,000 REWARD ~ Il be paid to any pess,n That can show
thai u !;tHRi>Gs PATENT CHAarinN SAFr cvrr tailed 20
preserve its contents in an accidents al fire.
The subsrrihel- al u manuiartn'" sill kinds of Roller an,
Chilled lr"n Bank Chests aud Vaults N,n!f y MS. aul Nu1r,
Boxes, or Chests ter BROKERS', Jew .lcrs. aud w.vl'e auli.,%
for Plate. diamonds, and iher vaigabics.
SlLAS &. HERRING & co,
Col Broadwav, corner Murray Street.
Opposite CITY Hall, New York
~AGENTS-B. W. KNov'LEs, Richmond. Va; II. +. LES
TER. ietershnig, Va; J. II. THOMSON 4 Co, Lyuchburg,
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