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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-05-19
Monday, june 97th, 1859

IL. ID. SINE wouli announce to fhe rntiic that
in addition 10 his regular monthly Gift Enterprises
he will give his Third Grand Art Union Distribr-
ton. on Monday, 9th dav of Jure next. on which
recession will be distributed Eighteen Hundred
Beautiful and Costly Prizes, valued at S21.0O9.--
among the GIFTS Will be found Three Hundred
Prizes in American Gold, ranging in sums fip,,
81 % to $1,000 each. Four Hundred G. I'D and
Silver Lever Hunting Watches, worth from s21 70
S200 each; Ten beautiful Oil PAINTINGS ard r.,
cravings, worth from SIS to 1906 each The rc
naming prizes consisting of Ladies' Bro ,stnps a
Eir-rnes; Gents Diamond Breastpins, S.uts.
Sleeve Buttons, Fingcr-rinrs Gold Pens and
Pencils G I'D Pens, silver extension, etc
/ The Paintings will be exchanged for Watches
or Jcwery at the lowest cash prices il desired ,y
J the ticket-holders. All prizes drawn by purson.
not preseut viii be forwarded to the tckct-holers
within one week i-om the day of Drawing, either
! by Mail or Express, free ofexpense AMI at NIX
RISK Persons at distance who cannot attend
tie drawing themselves, will stand the same chance
rs thorgi, they were present. but if they desire !,
they can appoint any on, to attend for theni " la
resides in Cincinnati, who NAV be on a visit r.
the city on the day of drawing
list of Drawn Numbers will be forwarded I,
tckctho!ders, whether fortunate or not
The ustal premium Of ten per cent in Jcwclr,
will be allowed to agents scIin. six tcaeis or nm
ward. Agents selling fifty or upward VIII be \
lowed premium of ten per cent IL, Gold
All responsible persons are requested to act Is
agents for the sale OF my tickets. In ordering
tickets for this Enterprise. be sure and say. "Foi
your Thrill Art Union Drawing" otherAise tic.
cts might be sent for my regular monthly Enter
prises' Agents are earnestly rcuestcdnot to or lei
more tickets than they have certainty Of selling
unsold tickets must positively be returned NJ le,s
one week previous to the day Of Drawing in orlci
that may be able to dispose OF them m Cincinnati
Ohio, CeSingt0n and Newport. XIV
All or,lers must be addressed, J.. D. Sine, 30,
~ cincinnati, ONO April 1913
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-05-19
Bourbon, May 10, 1859.
Southern Convention at
Vick>burg.
Save Trade Re solutions. -Disunion DE.
ciared.

NEW ORLEANS. May 1.-THE Southern
Convention assembled at .Vicksbury to
day. Eight States are represented. Chas.
Clark of Miss, was appointed President
Resolutions in favor of rc-opening the
slave trale were offered by Mr.. Spratt of
). C. Gen Foote denounced Spratt'~
sentiments as high treason. and read the
laws of ten States prohibiting the slave
trade. He thought it was the duty of gov
ernment TO acquire Cuba and to gain q
preponderancc on the I>thnus, and also
advocated resistance to the rule of Re-
publican President.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-05-19

An addition Of - per cent Will be made on the
above rates for SPECIAL Notices
All legal advertisements must be paid for in adj
vance, satisfactorily secured, and payment in
case to be deferred longer than thirty DAYS after
the advertisements his run out, except in cases
where the paw has TO como out the County Treas
ury and has FIST to be allowed by the County Board
All advertisements, Of every kind must be paid
for in advance, except where the publishers are
owing. or havearunning account with the advertiser.
Agents in other towns and cities viii be allowed
% per cent commission, bnt no advertisement, of
any kind. will BE- inserted less than regular rates
caf treles> -. i. MATTINGLY, Ist tei
PUa,IsHER REPSsLlcAS.
--NcpONALD- * BRO.
PUBLISHERS DEMOCRAT.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-05-19

LADIES HONE MAGAzIxE.-We are a.
fraid to speak of this delightful magazine
IN such terms as we think it merits, lest
our rcalers should think we are blin,.cl
10y rartiality But. we will say that to be
properly appreciated it must be seen and
read. 1t is worth more ten times It's cost
to every family. = sSirt
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-05-19

INDIANA WEEKLY JoUExAL,-Thc sub
seription price of this large and able paper
has been reduced to 81 for single copies,
or eleven copies for SO. This will place
it in the reach of every one who wants to
take paper from the State Capitol. which
Is next in importance to the County pa
per. All orders should be addressed to
the Journal Co., Illiianapoli ''a.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-05-19

Of proof 10 qentrEy. Fdpnot believe
Their would lave pcsh aa3 qaor destroy
ed on that ocfasi5 n had 4 rot been fol
snider's vioeht ahd Qnlasful bets in the
first place. The account of what was dis
closed by the testimony on the trial Of Sni-
'ItierfPg Strfaulbqln bat.tfNrfa li4tent
to XIII, as given in the Democrat of the 2Sth
ut, would make any man not william.
ialborr anapowessing heart as black as
THAT Of his Satanic Majesty blush TO the
tips OF his ears To- write -atter-it.-El,e
reracioas writer, for instance, says that it
was proven that when Neidig took the cam
die and sail he would see If he could not
find some liquor. that "Coxcn, the Peace
Offer, nodded assent, and. in the language
of the witness, smade motion with his head
and eyes to go toward the back ROOM -
Now, this is one sided, and. therefore, a
false statement. 1t is true that youth,
the son of whiskey seller in Bourbon,
swore that he saw Inc nod my heat, to John
Niedg. when le said he woall LOOK for
whiskey, but John Neidig swore that he
did not see me nod my head or move my
eyes l also testified positively that did
nothing of the kind. The public can Judge
from this what reliance can be placed on
the writer's statements. All the rest are
either as false as this, base msreprescn-
tations or distortions of facts. AT first
he said Neidig was Republican. but he
has concluded that nothing could be made
ont Of so bald lie. and does not. conse
qucntly, rereat it.
The INSCRIPTIONS author asks why did
not state that the twelve persons who were
taken up for riot Eat their own request, in
order to bar another prosecution were all
| kepublicans. Because, had done so it
would have been lie. such an one as only
himself could utter without remorse.-
There were about as many Democrats as
Republicans in the number The intima-
ton that Mr.. Wise. who prosecuted on the
occasion, dismissed as to all those against
wnom there was any considerable testlno-
ny. among whom was youfsclf. /" (nyself, J
is as false as all his other statements. As
to the council he speaks Of that is off
the same piece of cloth. Indeed, the only
merit can. discover in the article is that
1t contains more lies, expressed or implied.
than ever before saw crowded together in
the same space. ~ -. s.
lie exults over Snider's acquttal. All
1 have to say is that if Sniler was guilty.
Of no offence, when all was peace and qti-
ct, no Threats, no disorder on the part of
any one, until Snidar laid violent hands on
John Neidig. pulled him around in an an
CRY manner. and then attempted to shoot
him, am at loss to understand what
would be considered an assault and Bate
~ in the estimation Of the Justice that ac-
Quilted him. | heard some of the bystand-
ers who heard the testimony remark that
! 1t would lie hard for tie Squire to reconcile
that decision with one he gave a short
time before in which prominent citizen of
his own township was concerned But
there was no political capital probably to
be manufactured in that case.
f. r COXEN.
Bourbon. May 10. 1889
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-05-19

PETERSON MAGAzINE.-Tbere is not a
more beautiful, interesting or useful maya
zine Published in the Union than this
We do not hesitate to recommend it I'M
rescryedly to our la,ly friends. A large
number of copies are taken at this place.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-05-19

The LApy's Book for June has reached
MS. We have so often spoken in iavora-
bic terms ofthis descrvcdly popular peri
odlcal that we consider it unnecessary
to say more on this occasion than that it
maintains it>lhigh character. and should be
found in every latly's parlor.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-05-19

There has been no collision as vet be-
tween the Austrian and Sardnian armies.
but one was expected at any moment.
The French were pouring into Piedmont
The commercial intehigenceis the same
as that by the Arago.
Some engagements are reported but they
areTpet cSn6ifned, and battle was exueet.
Ell sbout ME 5thI VI ,---s ; ~ u
The French Minister at Vienna and the
Austrian Minister had both quilted their
Napoleon was expected TO leave on the
9Th.
Napoleon sen, totle Corps Legislatif on
the 81, astroug warlkc mauiiestc, 10 which
he says, austria has virtually declared
war against France, and nothing remains
but to take up the sword in defence. -
de dlscla:sls all idea of conquest and
processes nothing but the purest sympathy
for Italy, anil says he is about to place
himself at thehcad ofthe army and leave
the Empress and his son to the patriotic
care of the French people.
Austrian troops were concentrating a.
long tn, Sessia, and has occupied Vicelli.
Trieste and the surrounding territory hal
been declared in a state of siege Gcner-
al Genlay, the Austrian comman,ler. has
imposed heavy contribution. .,es 81.
i nc English Parliamentary elections
were progressing. The, Government gain
out of 4S1 returns is Is to 20. Many
country andsl lush elections were yet nm
decided. . se.si4
On the Paris Boursc the 3 per cents de-
clined to COZ 75c.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-05-19
ae ROUNDS & LANGDONss ~
ADVERTISING AGENCY.
I55 Randolph Street, Chicago, III.

ROUNDS g. LANGD0N are authorized to
receive Advertisements for this and all the leading
Newspapers ct the T. s., and are the ONLY and
EXCLUSIVE Agents for a majority of those in
the North-West- Gn23l
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-05-19

session. vhiqIr endel only few weeks
ago. Efom thefay the question reached
the people till eleetion day it was discussed,
and by all Repukl ican papers we have seen.
opposed Whsiher there is any special
cause of ccnsare in the fact that 1.-THE Re-
publican Legislature paid for American aid
IN Eoiips5 f@ thkrproposal, !" we will con-
81 tef VIXEN VIC. Stsaia7 has explained wlieth.
or the Democracy did right in electing
Charles Sumner the first time. to pay for
Freq Seit}selp againstfhex Wins? in the
meanwhile We will ohl say that # there
had been no yeas anil nays" in the Leg
islatule, and no record of names, the De
mocfacy OF the Legislature would have, no
doubt. prece,leAehoD Democracy of the State
in voting for the proposition. The coun-
ty has srertoo muclrsof Democratic,ffacl l
and shrewd management in Kickapoo,
Delaware Crossing. Aroostook, Mad ,was-
ka, st. Louis, and other places. TO feel much
doubt of its perpetrating any trick that
woald do ita service The reputation of
the party for scolmlrelism is bad, very
bad, ami the country WILDE slow to accept
the SentinePS assertion OF innocence in the
Massachusetts silair.-Ind Jour- s.4
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-05-19

The Chapters we are publishing on the
first page of our paper continue to increase
in interest. The one we intstor,lay will
be fonnd intensely interesting. The incl
dents, though strictly true, are as strange
as fiction. ~
We also publish To-day, un,Ier the To-
cal head. another interesting Chapter. from
the pen of Warren Taylor, Esq. upon the
Geographical History OF the county.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-05-19

8. A LARGE SALE.-Morc than Twenty five
Thousand copies Of DIR. De LASEY's ccle-
brated essay on Nervous Diseases have al
ready been published in this country 1t
Is by celebrated author and costs but a
trih j.. See Advert iseu,e,,t-
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-05-19

The undersigned respectfully request the editors
and ex editors Of Northern Indiana. to meet them
in Convention. at Plymouth, June 18th, 1859, foI
the purpose Of consulting upon and adopting sucl
measures as may be thought necessary for the ben
eft Of the craft 1t is earnestly hoped that every
Press in Northnrn Indiana viii be represented.
J. l. Rock, r. A. CAMERON.
G. G.. Powell. WHEELER & SUMMERS,
j. C. WALKER. JoHv MrrrIkAS,
B. b. Roor, SCHUYLER CoIrAx,
l. MArrfyGLy. ID. & p. McDoxALD,
r. WILLIAMS, c. X. SHRTocK,
SHAFEa & DAVIS, A. c. Thomson.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-05-19
Application for License

Office is hereby given that the ,,nd er<s;oned
7 will, at the next regular session of the boar
OF Commissioners of Marshall County. 10 be n,
OH the first Monday of June next apply foslicensc.
retail spurious and malt liquors. IN accordance W ia
the License Act OF the late General Assen,hiv ~
the State OF Indiana. The location on which
propose to sell is in the building kupwAr ssrthc
Baldwin House," on the N = of lot u, in the O.
riginal plat of the TOM of Plymouth Marshall 10 =
Ind. W. H. NICHOLS afst'
May II '9--2'tS Applicant
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-05-19
PI1hliH Sale.

j will offer for sale at Public outcry at my late
residence in Tippecanoe township, on Saturday the
2eth of MAY, 1859, the following described prop
erty, to-wit: -Four head Of young Horses, one Dur
ham Bull, one Durham Cow, lot of Sheep. one
wagon, one Buggy, Slcds, several sets of Harness,
one Windmill, Sugar Kettles, Flows, Harrows, Gull
tvators' Forks, kakes, and other farming utensils
100 teous to mention; also, three stands of Bees
Sale TO commence at O'Clock, on said dav, when
terms will be made known. ELISHA ERWIN
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-05-19
ADOPTED NAY Urn. 1859.


TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
One squire of22) em.. or less, three weeks, or
less, 81 90; each addition insertion % cents
Lirger advertisements in proportion, Less than
half square to be Charged as half square, over
half a s1u1re to be charged tas n whole square.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-05-19

The last New Albany Ledger contaiss
40 Notices of Application for License I'M
der the new Liquor Law. All but eight
of the applicants reside in the township
and city OF New Albany. There are prob
ably as many more notices of application
in the other. papers of that city, If so
the liquor drinkers of Floyd will contribute
this year nearly $4,000 to the Common
School Fund of the State. If every coun
.ty in the State would do as well nearly
half million would be derived from this
source alone for the benefit of schools
But they will not As vet we hear Of only
seven applications in this county. In
kosciusko the number is still smaller.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-05-19

RvEnnE Do LoUP. May l6.-The steam
ship Nova Scotian has passed this station
The panic on the London stock exchange
had subsidized. - ~ la - hsl-.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-05-19
DIS SOLUTION

VIE Co-Partnership heretofore existing be-
4 tween Lafayette Crane and Z r. Billings,
under the firm name Of l.. Game & Co. is this
day d. ssoivod by mutual consent The business of
the late firm will be closed up by f. r. Billnls,
who IS hereby authorized to sign the name OF said
firm for that purpose.
LAFAYETTE CRANE.
L. k. BILLINGS. -n --e
April 80, 1859. [n26t:l
n BAH persons indebted to the firm of l.,
Crane X Go. are requested to call and settle I'D
iHstaLf,r, us will remain in Plymouth bnt few
more days. Z. X. BILLINGS.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-05-19

sScuoorS Ti7saroRs -~Fron zan ARTICLE
in tie Sontl, Bend Forum. we learn that's
the last session of dae Legislature OF tbs
State, the sehoaI-Is~ vas 50 snenled IS
to provide for the election of School Di-
rector in each School District 1t was
made fRi dHEpf tbs osfssss11n seke caqgs
of the schools. number the children, en-
ploy teachers. and perform the duties here
tofore devolving upon Township Trustees:
Bat as the laws have not vet been printed,
this is-net sensraliy-kwewns sasl--nast-e Of
the townships have failed to elect such Of
tcers. This, however. is remelied by sec
tion Ia of'the Act which provides that
on failure of the townships to elect. the
county Auditor shall appoiht 'aa'ea
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-05-19
THE ENGLISH MARKETS.


The London Stock Exchange did large
business on Monday. although the transfer
offices of the Bank were closed for the hall
yearly balance. Prices were wide, although
there was no fresh news from the seat ol
war Consols closed at 500 90+
. There were no more failures in the Stock
Exchange on Mondcy.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-05-19

CMTHss Electric Oil just ssesixsd1 -. :.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-30
JAMES G.. KOSHER.
INSURANCE AGENT.

= ~ = = CFI A|E ENT.
Dce kfsf sie II llhl StrL Si d.or N,rtA oI, Omar al
NIiH dEdll
EPRsESTs the fooung established and r,abl. Com
IA panies: - '''' ~'N
Arctic Irs Insurance CO. Of the City ofNv- York capital
Ho@eoai rrs Insurance Co. Of CITY Of N. YORK capt
tai and surpius. -N' -, s,s n, n
fu,on Ilrc Insurance Co.. Of the City YORK capital
% Ahl surplus ga OOD
surplus. - 'N'0 -'' - 'A's
FnH fire In Co. Of brooklyn, Capital surplus s29i 600
Poaeies issue on liuidnr Furniture Manufasries
dz aud Persoual ope;y generally against los or dsma b
ue mo-, favorable Terms Losses promptly adjusted
Pahiuay settled the security offered above r.mpan
as ihy are by experienced t
te most ample guarantee and the that all
contracts entered INTO BY then. VIII be fulhed Il sais
aey sinner The long experience the subscriber In hes
matters VII facilitate and his abir. he
nters, Of an Who be disposed patronEe hi. .rrt, C
try risks, Inland navigation risks yre and tb.r r,, a.,
port insused on the reasonable tsrras oS,s
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-30
n RICHMOND WHIG.
THE CONFESSION OF JOHN T.. COOKE.

The confession of John T.. Cooke of the Ilarpers
Ferry eonspirators, which copy below, will be read
with interest a narrative of the criminal with
which lac was connected, aud for his participation in
which his life has been forfeited.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-30
LIVERPOOL AND LONDON
FIRE lNSGkANCE COMPANY.
Capital, S1O,OOO.OOO!
ANNUAI INC N N n 80 aon

. UsW
INVESTED IN THE UNITED STATES OVER $500 O0OI
A' Directors Personally Rspasils r Ls El0agssal q,
ns tst1pdny
vE respectfully the serurffv os tho Iv.o,
w ald Londou Insnrance Company 70 IL poiry bo ~ HI.
iAIse cash capital and inyesmenis, as stated above.
The large capital and hcoF, the
lines convenient 10 parties rering large amount. onsuTae
In addition 70 the ordinary Insurance hs Cnmn,uy
sues EhRH1AENTFOLICJESo The payment Of TEV wv.
1I rneHI6N& Property l., nencefirth, PERKAEESTLY
MUM will be rcturne, less per cent F'N
This Company will make insurance by loss by Fire on
new and most liberal principle. - ~' - :
Under The Policies Of this Company all claims paid upon
OF saaetoy proof % loss without GbfeHasnf d,uo-
non r Interest; and not usual srxrT DArs aer presss
uoh oi proof. WORKMAN WYATT, Agents,
mhla 1870 Main ~ abo posto
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-30

TNO TIE PUBLIC.In consequence Of the unprcecdeni-
IL ed Of "Our Model shirt" have
cnis (Which heretofore mPoshe of great
demand Ia New York; 20 diTVs have
lar Shirt hand variety quality that
those sending orders will regularly and with
despatch the Rcnno
would respectfully call the attention of those Who
Our Model TO examination and they will
ed that lis the best cheapest and most dHrbic offered
for sale We also prepared scientific
short notice, prices have on
hand large and desirable stock Of ENTIENs FURNISHING
GOODS which embraces everything pertaining
and which Will be offered nc greatly reduced prices
STURTEYANT A MAGWIRE,
au2O No % Main street Richmond Va
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-30

application To AUsTENs Agents
~ Pearl Street New York.
Kerosene also 10 he obtaIned Prices
all the New Ysrk Wholesale DrugF Grocers Camphene
Burning Iud hanufaeturers and Dealers In Lamps.
N Bkerosene u the trade Of the Kerosene OIL Co and
All persons are caution against using the said trade mark for 9th
sr oct- gm
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-30

1850
JERSEY CITY MOULDING AND PLANNING MILL,

CORNER or GREENE AND MORGAN sTRErrs
JOHN B. FULLER, Proprfctor
"OOD MSuldings Beads constantly on hand
w and worked 20 order Also, Caps Hand RAs
Inside Trimmings Of description Trsses
kinds OF Scroll aud Straight Saving House Carving Any
deEred pattern worked order notice Wood
all M branches Plain. Pannele aud Octaron NeWe hand
and made 20 order Balusers
Sc, &c Mahogany BLACK Walnut, and
Rails worked prices marked each pat
of the
fer 100 feet running
BOne Of the largest stocks % Moudings
and greaies variety OF Patterns vrry best
materials will always BE- found this establishment Planning
with neatness and despatch Terms cash.
JOHN r. RULLER Will also manufacture give particular
attention TO Gothic Work for Churches Public buildings Dwelling
Houses &c Window Frames &C made order short notice
Round and Square Picket Pence,
aud blinds, OF description
rial aud warranted 20 stand climate Buders
and article In that line furnished
Marbeized Iron and slate MAnte Brackets True
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-30
CONSTABLE, WALKER a. co.
OPPOSITE tbs MUSEUM,

baltimore, Nd.
WHoLFSAl RETAIL Dealer frrsfrrr ar1 wsrrfs-t,
w rcrs % Gcnt-mcr's Furnhhing Goods
SHIRTS SHIRTS
Age af''rreni alwayt hand ani made order together
~ large ani varied ascut of every species on Goods ,e
iainnE % ou husnsss ~
(IOAKs md sHAwLS ATR REDUCED PRI-
y Nfrhlck tloih tIHaks, ffnm $50 fH fnUl Splendid
toek o sar lsrss oi French Reverttbe shaus iut ~
cc,ri I an. ,H W "ut prce tlan any r ihs rlty
''e' ..i .'tnl t.i'rc AlFNFu NusFs
''-. si Main street
EIRSi FUWs : FURSii-w, are ia,, in r,,sir, n /,
Aff' ani fItni asoItnIerf ~ lidrs Furs steamer
roB 6,r,,i,S u = ,,i ,,i We N..' a., {.
so H"Ls. EXTRA osUsAH
In ""r' 'nd ''r sale hy rorrs. FtRtFy co.
STONEPfpE CELIN DEHS.
40 s',osnt o au sfes hand Il our potisr eornsr of
1910 and Cary streets. FfrsFF a pkrp
NINE RRAIs.S DATES.-For saie By
~ no14 10 e. n DAVENPORT
VEHN OLD AND SUPEHIOH WHISKY IN
EUr'LlE, 'or '-le ev a y MOORE ACT, csry street
WHITE GREASE beb tsr sale ~
w nell lAG. DAVENPORT.
pRIHR CUBA sUsAR.-'o ma, 'sg ,sis Sy
ao's LAa.R pAyESPoRr,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-30

II OCkSHTTIIING, BELL HANGING, SILVER
fLAInG AIhe sohscrher has just returned from the
Northern ois where he has laid
the best quality used In Locksmnr Be Hanging
Ing etc ard Invites public attention 10 his
poyed the best prepared 10 make 20
order every kind Of Lock TO hang Bells In the manner 10
do hyer Plating In style not 90 be
ment In this county All his work Is warranted. sale
Amer an experience of In this city
qusntance With the best Lock makers In
himself that he give sacction workmanshp ana
ptces, and therefore solc orders
will meet with prompt attention.
Persons wishngo have Locks made
style Silver Plating superior manner are in
vd 20 call At hs establishment the street three doors
south Of Main, where they will be attended sortst
uce
Orders from distance, sent through the Post
medaiey he and Bell hanging done In any the country,
a. city prices.
Address wM W. sSFAD
silver-Plater, Ioeksuiih and Rel Hanger,
Ool9-d8m 10Th Street, Richmond Va
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-30
LIFE AND FIRE INSUR ANCE.
KNOWLES A wALFORD, AGrs
TApITll EEDRHSrNTEn nTtn - non N,

NNE agents for % the
w Companies In the United States insure hyes and ~
Pery on the Mutual Plan but the liable fr any
thing over his annual premium - ~ @-'
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can satisfy those wishing Insurance that they
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