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Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-05-12

the alliance is most startling, although it
has been SO often limited at. This event
has changed in u moment the whole aspect
of affairs. We ow understand the prop
osition of a congress which OPPORTUNITY
interrupted Lord Cowlsy's mediation.
The London Post asserts that the policy
of the English Cabinet forced France into
the arms of Russia, and compelled an al
lance which cannot but be regarded with
sincere apprehension.
The LONDON Herald of the 9th is ena-
Died to state that the Government received
on the Goth official Information of the ac-
ceptance by Austria of tie mediation pro-
posed by England.
A dispatch from Vienna, asserts, on au'
thority, that the French troops had already
violated neutral territory. and it was an
nounced that the French forces had arriv-
ed at Genoa and entered Sandman terrific
nv.
The passage of Ticino by the Austrians
hourly expected.
Great Britain. was formally
dissolved, by proclamation, on the twenty
third.
The new Parliament was summoned for
the 3lst of May. The elections would
commence in day or two.
The channel fleet had sailed with sealed
orders, and it was inferred that they were
bound for the Adriatic.
Germany.-The German diet had deci-
ded TO keep the principal federal conting-
ents ready to march, and to arm the feder-
al foot soldiers.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-05-12

The M derSigr.ed. Admin strator of the estate
of John Weaver. late of Marshall County Indi-
ana, deceased, will offer for sale on the premises.
on the :lsth day of Nav 1889, (and thereafter
private sale, if sold the day above mention
ed between the hours of ten o'clock m. and four
o'clock pm, of said dav. the following described
real estate situate in Marshall County, Indiana,
10 Wit
The north west quarter of the north east quar-
ter OF section thirteen (l3) township thirty three
(33 north, OF range one Il east the undivided
half of two-thirls OF the east half of the north
east quarter of section thirteen (l3) township thr
tv three (33) north. of range one % east
TERMS OF SALE.-Said land nor 10 sen 10. iesS
,bon two thirds of the appraised value; one third
each in hand. and the balance IN six and twelve
months, the purchaser giving note with approved
security. waving valuation and appraiscmcnt Laws
with interest from date CASPER CRUDE,
ar,2Swin22 Administrator.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-05-12
SlapS.sef'S Sale.

By virtue of an execution to me directed from
the Clerk of the Common Pleas Court.
will offer for SALE as the law directs, at the court
house door in Plymouth Marshall county, Indiana
the 4th day of June 1889 between the
hours of 10 o'clock m. and o'clock p. IN. OF
said day, the following described real estate, in
said Marshall county, Indiana, to- wit:
One fourth of an of land out of the South
West corner of the North Half of the North East
quarter of section thirty five $3.50 in township
thirty five (35) north. of range three () east be
ing the lot Immediately north of the town pat OF
Bremen, in Deedrich's addition, in Marshall coun
ty, Oh which Ozias Baird now resides, with all the
tcncments, Improvements, END appurtcnanccs to
the same belonging.
Taken as the property of John Coil at the SUIT
of Conrad Mil.
O. BARNARD, Sheriff VI C.
2it3pr fceS2. sol By Geo Pomcroy, Deputy.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-05-12
Plymouth Fixes Peak Co.

By letter from Enoch Belangee, Esq.
dated Allison's Fort, April l6, we learn
that they were there on the Big Arkansas
River $40 miles from their starting point
on the Missouri River, all well and FILL OF
spirits, as they had got their jugs filled
with whisky at 81 90 per gallon. lie says
they had a fine hunt the day before he
wrote, after Buffalo. Unele Rufus Hewett
and James Mitchell killed a buffalo, and
Enoch says 81 wish Aunt Eliza could have
seen Rufus after their lucky and venture
some hunt, to hear him tell how he pegged
it into the old fellow. 1t beats all hunt
ing grounds / ever saw; thousands of cat
tie on the prairie, antelopes in abundance,
geese and ducks without number, and the
prettiest country | ever saw. Nothing
very definite from the mines~-pretty well
divided as 10 reports; some say it is per-
feet humbug, and others say it is as good
rs has been represented AS we arc on a
big hunt it don't trouble us much what
they say, except D. Gibson--he is home
sick, and would soon be there if it were
not for his brother and brother in Flaw -
Jordan. Shirley, and Eliot, slaughtered a
large ball yesterday; they skinned and
dressed him. and picked out their bullets
to carry back with them, and then left ev-
cry pound for the wolves. The killing of
a buffalo was what they were after and not
the meat.
The Indians are all friendly for stealing,
and we keep a good watch for them Of
nights. &C."
The newspaper reports from Pixies Peak
are rather on the unfavorable order, and
we SHOULD not be sur prised if the boys
that went from here return with less mo-
ney than they took with them.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-05-12

err failed in the recitation room or in his
enlist its sympathies. Designing persons
took advantage Of these characteristics,
and unappreciated he was often barshly
Judged. He was useful man. He had
done great deal in his life to benefit his
fellow men, and as his career was closing
this must have been to him satisfactory
reflection. For the past nineteen years he
has been prominently identified with the
history of the State His memory will be
associated with the men who have been
prominent in her service. This sketch of
the life and services of our departed friend
imperfect as it is. we record as a tribute
to his memory. Oft has he furnished the
tribute TO others that it is now our sad du-
ty to pay to him. He will be buriel at
GreencasIle on Friday evening by the Ma
sonic order. We cannot close in more fit.
ting terms than TO use tie sentiments he
applied to lamenled son of Indiana, on
the occasion Of his re interment:
Take him and bury him among you
Bury him where the primrose and the vi
olet bloom in vernal beauty. where the
rose of summer sheds its fragrance. and
where the leaves of autumn fall, to pro-
tect the spot from the cherries blast of the
wintry winds. Bury him in that rura
bower on the hill side, within sight of hi.
quiet cottage home. Bury him by the side
of the pretty child he loved 50 we'll" the
beauteous little girl who years ago dice
suddenly. Bury him now by her, tina
child and father may sleep side by side
- Cfofo Seminal
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-05-12
Dirty.

Plymouth can boast of one of the dir
test Court rooms in the State. The saw
dust on the floor, mixed up with tobacco
guilds and dirt of almost every description
and the countless number fleas that have
local habitation there. make it one oil
the most disagreeable rooms in town. We
don't know that anybody in particular is
to blame for its present condition, but we
know Marshall County can afford to give
it coat of paint and white wash inside,
and furnish good carpet for the aisles, and
jury box, and lawyers circle, and we hope
it will be done Immediately.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-05-12
HEALTH WITHOUT PHYSIC;
Prize EsSgy on N,rro,s D;scoees

Just published. the 25th thousand. IN a sealed
envelope, price ~ cents; or sent post paid, BY the
Publishers for stamps: MEDICAL ESSAY on THE
PHYsIcAT EXHAUSTION IND Decay 81 The frame
from Indulgence. Infection and the injurious con
sequences of Mcrcury. ,riM the naodcrn ancans Of
curc. BY L J CUCVERWELI., NJ d. Member
OF the Royal College of Surgeons, &c &c &c.
j; Sporn@torrhUa, or seminal emissions ner-
vous Debility, lmpotoncy. Loss of Energy. De
preston OF Spirits. Timiditv. Diseases of the sem
inal Organs, and impcdimcnts to Marriage ccner-
ally, are promptly and eficctually cured by the Au
thor's novel ami most successful mode of treat
mcnt. by means of which the Invalid can regain
pristine health wthou' having recourse to danger
Gus AMI expensive medicines
From the London Iancet-"Tlc best treatise
ever written ona subject otyital Importance To ALL
well worthy the Authors exalted reputation
Address the Publishers: { J { kIIxE X CO. lst
Avenue, cor 18th Street, Post Box 45e6. New
York CITY. I2m3ins
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-05-12

Last Saturday morning our citizens were
surprised by the report that extensive
thefts had been committed the night pre-
vious. On inquiry it was found that a
number Of houees had been entered, and
money, amounting in the aggregate to
about Sill. taken. 1t is supposed-on
what authority we know not--that the
thief commenced operations at the resi-
dence Of Mr.. Wheeler, where he succeeded
in lifting S43 in Mr.. WIS room, and de-
eamped without disturbing any of the in
males. He called next on DR.. McCulloch,
but was less fortunate, only getting 25 cts
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-05-12
Shcri0-s Sale.

BY virtue of an.execdhon TO me aiec'eu nlo'd
tho Clerk of the Marshall Circuit court |
r;l offer for sale as the law directs, at the court
House door in the town OF Plymouth Marshall
County Indiana on Saturday the ith day of June
e5o between the hours of 10 o'clock M and
o'clock n m of said dav. the following described
rcal estate situlte in Marshall County Indiana, to
wit: -
Lot number one hundred ana nifty four l3i) in
the ORIGINAL plat of the town of Plymouth Indiana
Taken as the property of Hiram Denis, at the suit
of George Roscnbury.
24t3prfecSl.sO q NJ BARNARD, Sheriff.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-05-12
To NOn-reSidentS.

The undersigned with the county Surveyor will,
on Tuesday the 9TH day of June next, proceed to
survey ami locate the corners of his land in sec
ton 81, town - range | west in Stark County,
Indiana to meet at Phillip Traps, in said section,
and continue from day to day till all is surveyed.
Non-residents who fail to meet the surveyor at
the time and place above specified and defray or
provide for defrayng their portion of the expense
of said Survey, will be returned to the county Au
dtor and such delinquency placed N the tax du
pcate and collected according to law.
u THOMAS DUNNING.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-05-12

Is hereby given that the undersigned Will, at
the next regular session of the board of Commits
sioners of Marshall county. to be held on the first
Monday of June, next, apply for license to retail
spirituors and malt liquors, i'll accordance with the
License Act of the late General Assembly of the
State of Indiana.
The location on which we propose to sell is about
one mile from Plymouth, Indiana, on the Ninamac
road on the premises known as kIlnghammcr
Cos Brewery, in Marshall County Indiana
2it4 kLINGHA MINER X co.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-05-12
ADAM SENCE.
Notice

Is hereby given that the undersigned will. ut the
next regular session of the board of Commissioners
of Marshall County, to he held on the first Mon
day of June next, apply for license retail s,ir
nous and malt liquors in accordance with the H.
ccnSc act OF the late General Assembly of the
State of Indiana. The location on which nro-
pose To sell, is on lot No on east side of Michigan
street. in the original plat of the town of Plymouth
Marshall county, Indiana. JOHN l. WELLER.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-05-12
Notice

Is hereby given that the undersigned :, Will, at ane
next rerular session of the Board of Commission
ore -, Marshall County, TO be held on the first
MONDAY of June next apply for license to retail
sprituous and malt liquors, in accordance WIN 'he
License Act of late General AsSehlo!'
The location on which | propose to sell is on
tho south east corner of lot number one humid
red and sixty seven, in the original plat OF the
town of Plymouth, Marshall County Indiana;
81 JAhiso NN4"p''-
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-05-12

Is hereby given that the undersigned will at the
next regular session of the board of Commission
erS of Marshall County, to be held on the first
Monday of JuLc next apply for license to retail
spurious and malt liquors. in accordance with the
License Act of the late General Assembly of the
State of Indiana. The location on which pro-
pose to sell is the north part Of lot foriv-nne.
int the original plat of the town of Plymouth, Mar
shall County Indiana.
23ti ADAM SENCE.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-05-12

N. r. Packard is about putting up a
two story building joining the Post Office
building on the north.
A. c. Staley is building Store House
on his property north of +. III. Halls
building. Two or three buildings of large
dimensions have been recently erected near
the depot Quite number Of houses have
been built and are in course of construc-
ton in different parts Of town this sea-
SON.
New TIN SHoP.-R. G.. Baxter, whose
advertisement appears in another column
OF to-day's paper, is prepared to furnish
his customers with every description of
tinware, at low figures, warranted to be as
good as represented; and being an "old
hand at the timing business, we have
no hesitancy in recommending his work to
those in want Of tinware.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-05-12

HNHERE viii be a petition presented to the
Board of County Commissioners of MARSHALL
County, State of Indiana, at their next session.
praying the formation of a township. bound
ed rs follows: Commencing on the south line of
the County, at the south west corner of section
Sc town -, range east, thence north to section
81 Michigan road lands, thence along the west
line of said lands the south line of Center town
ship, thence east the section line to north east
corner of section 81 town 30 range cast. thence
south to the south east corner of section "a town
- range east, thence west to the place of begin
ming
Apr Is, 1889. MERRILL WILLIAMS
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-05-12
Advertisements.
Notice

is hereby given, that the undersigned will, at the
next regular session of the board of Commission
ers of Marshall County, to be held on the first
Monday of June next apply for a license to retail
spirtuous and malt liquors, in accordance with the
License Act of the late General Assembly OF the
State of Indiana The location on which propose
to sell is in the building known as the "Shanghal
Saloon" on the south partof lot number forty
in the original plat of the town of Plymouth Mar
shall County, Indiana JOHN D. AbLEMAN-
oAi Applicant.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-05-12
MERRILL WILLIAMS .
NOTIGL

WHERE WILDE 4 meeting of the citizens OF
the proposed Township, at the School
House, near Smiths Tavern, or the 2lstday OF
Nav next. at O'Clock p IN. for the purpose OF Sc
leeting person to be appointed by the County
Commissioners. rs Trustee, and also selecting
suitable name for the said new township, subject
to the approval of the county Commissioners
o2td MANY VOTERS.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-05-12
Notice.

There will be a petition presented to the Board
of Commissioners of Marshall County Indiana, at
their next regular session, praying them to change
the names of the towns of Sidney and Fremont,
and establish the name ARGUS instead thereof.
Gipd j. A. RHOADS
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-05-12

The steeple ofsthe Presbyterian Church
has been greatly imphved in appearance
1t is being painted inside and out, and
thoroughly repaired. Except the Edwards
House it is the finest locking building in
town
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-05-12
Boots s. Shoes
State Of Indiana.
Marshall COUNTY

In the above named cause the plaintiff, by Reeve
* Capron his Attorneys, has filed his complaint
against the defendants to quiet title and for nunc-
ton, and it appearing by affidavit that all of the
defendants except Truman Sec'ec. arc non resi-
dents of the State of Indiana, they are hereby 40
tilted to appear before said court to he
holden in Plymouth in Marshall county Indiana.
OH the second Monday OF August / -. and plead
answer or demur thereto, the same will be heard
and determined in their absence
2it5fcS2, sos Attest y X PACKARD Clerk
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-05-12
c.. H REEVE
Miss Eu1IorS

Are prepared to execute every description
Fashionable Dress Making, Cutting, &c, and a
Kinds If SOWING executed in the best manner.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-05-12
LOW ssS.-::.nlC,A sGsEs

On the corner South Of the Edwards House
April ), 1883 RICE SMITH.
n. b. All kind, of Country Produce taken a.
the highest market price.
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VAN HAAdsAN A. McKEONE,S
ORIENTAL DEFENSIVE SOAP,

ONIEhIAL DEIkhhilE hOAP
philadelphia.
HdrraHif n gisS pscf sgfefio ne faopsy teU he re-
Igudsd. md gur dgents herSbv GuO0rired 10
male go0d any ffiinrs afa ~
penGe.
A. VAN HAAGAN
REISG practical Soap maker and having io ne last
- yeau a. different ucs) erpemented and tested THIS
Baeusr soap, De- various vay nov Offers % NE public
soap ulich Eil save Time. Labor and Money. We are
SUING should rest upon is merits Az Al is " rve
faf na and according direc1ua found
funded
l0ginF may be named.
One pound w fsr any three pounds Of com
non rosin f9ap, or tgo pounds best family soap.
y reqes les han haf fc Zine and labor 70 doth Washing
ismi h,, requlre YIN ths best family soap, and
ranted nos 10 iuiufe the fabric
Por cleaning pants ard removing crease tar and prtuts
nk u uusurpafIed Maohnrts, printers and painerr fnd
an nvaaabs article fr washing hands a. does not chap
Treauy sonens Ne ttiu. ~
= ne superorfy natefsir used and ne Roapaaf e.
aqagaap ecsag efaies . more nd han ny other
Hastng Soap aud undoubtedly NE best adapted
s9arsd eoln q yell as eambs and iacei, and WARRAH
gor ,als ~ SPOTS, HARVEY CO
No. ~ Pearl street
ocl2 R0le Agents. Tor Hfchu,ond
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HARVEY, ARMISrEAD q WILLIAMS
81 PeuPI STREET

81 Pearl street,
just received
hy offer 10 70 the trade Accommodating terms eomp
sing
1000 bbls. No. l Herring. very superior
100 hhds y. o. Sugar
go bbls O. Sugar
100 bbls Crushed, Loaf and c. RugaF
o hhds. ". o MoiaEses
1850 kegs Old Dominion Nails.
loo tons SWcedes Iron
les DO. Hoop and Sheet Iron
% do. Nail Rods
10 cases MAYORS Cast and Shear Steel
10 tons English and American HilstereI eteel
Co boxes Tin Plate
bsD uerces lime
200 tons Richmond Ground Plaster
1000 bars Rio Coffee
BpO bags Lagura Coffee
40 bags Jaws Coffee
loo mat Mocha C0dee-vsry choice
100 cases Sandford's tlrorice
2po chests Assorted Teas
lO0 bags Orchard Grass seed
100 do. Herds Grass seed
LOO bags Clover Seed
% bbls. Tanners on
20 usfces New Rice
~ hhds. Bacon Sides
10 hhds Bacon Shoulders
40 bbis. WHISKY a. DO ~ y
lnD bhl.. fine Brandy and whisky
90 bNs. AdAmautine, Sperm aud TalloW Candles
call from buyers l. solicited. fe23
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MARINE NEWS

PORT OF RICHTOND, November
AZ ,Esalr,,Is o'c-aEsrB 100. sr7s; 10.
AEETVED.
So , = B-lEzA-1 -, "a, : r So
Cav UeErs e.
50 " CO. ---s-T sE-ss Er--. s-1s-s, C1ls c.
EtTLED.
sek- LT--Atz-s- HE-ris- X J. 49, 2 4 v. Czrr5e
kce-- katcst. y 1919. e-r- tss rr--. Lrtt-
s1tr Wsss 49,. Bz-s=,
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wal al intermediate distances

NEW FALL STOCK.
BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS AND LIATHER-TWELVE
HUNDRED CASES.
NE have received andAre opening twelve hundred cases
w apart o. our PAIL and WINTER STOCK of Boots shoes
Iunks ANA sole Leather comprising good
OF an The most desirable kinds mostly expressly for
a. snh he qualities are such good
We invite QUE friends 70 call and exainc slsh
"a W have bought them a. low
i'E, fhladeipha Or Baltimore, and will sell them
10 1nt good Goods az Low prices respectfully
" We viii sell very low ~
au2J ptrTNpy 4 " ARA
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CANAL ROUTE 70 LYNCHRURG AND RUCH-
ANAN.
Sa5s-SEInuh bSa.--UTT7ut

MARE from Richmond Lynehburg Sc 50 to Buehanap sl 90
IL and Lexington f4uO 49,
On the 18th day Of
sne TSnning her t weekly ne Of Packet Boa,s
l'er hanaWta Canal leaving Richmond
Wednesday and Friday, p. reach New Canton Al Al
and seosvie at ~ NJ VI tine first IynchbuTg At nj and
Buchanan and Lexington at Z p NJ Of second day.
RETURNING:
Leave Buchanan At A. NJ and Lynchburg Al Mond.v
"Wednesday and Friday reach seotsvie 10Y New Can,
Ton AZ = T. NJ and arrive In Richmond A. NJ next iay
The Boats connect New stage the
- ~ --hN ~ O'~'-
PAsense from the country will observe by this schedule
hey ArVe In Richmond and lynehburg O'Clock In the
Ing and return home days r. NJ nom Richmond
and ~ T. NJ, from Lynchburg.
etoEs see Huneof rrFy.I. N.rN.--
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NHROUGH FREIGHT ARRANGE
=, hhNIoFrom tiehmond, virginia, 49, N
Louis, hontg One ry, ruscum biu, A M Iista Ma
con- nashville. Chattanooga, &c.
THE RICHMOND AND DANvILLE RAILROAD COMPANY
announce that they have just concluded arrangement rrcpt
rates: '-e ~"
How Special iH % 81
Knoxville. Tenn andl ~~'-- Wan
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as follows; To Knoxville e; Nsshyie 81 IS 10 Tu.
eurha, tl -; 10 Atlanta, Ga Macon Ga Al al.
% Montgomery, Ala, 81 ~; M.mrbls a. 90
Neksburg, Natchez and New Orleans, 81 a..
~ Dalton and all points a. hes. rate.
viii 10 Into eject at But Chattanooga and West on rs
cents per 100 lbs additional will be charged campon
EoAd 'N''e'N 'NA"
Ror classification Of articles information see hand
% or apBy at the ofee Of the Richmond Danve Railroad
Company, Richmond. q CANpBEII sunt
Richmond, April 22d, 1852 ap:ss-atf
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CPECIAL NOTICE.-The YORKTOWN hAv- .,szzs
- ing been temporarily Withdrawn from the line S
here New day departure OF the ENi
from New York has been changed The Roan,
will leave follows, viz:
The JAMESTOWN on Saturday, af....-.----.....SPM
The ROANOKE on wednesday, at DO. .-..-... 8 p nj
REIuHNIS0 They win leave Richmond as follows viz
The JAMESTOWN on Tuesday, At. ...........4P. PM
INN ~ a Va, Tsas-
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RICHARDSON'S
IRTSH

RICNARDSON'S
IRISEI LIN EMS
DAMAsKs, DIAPERS, &C.
NOhsUhES Of Rcharlsons Linens desirous
~ taining the Heuuiuc Goods should
purchase sealed m o. the arm
Sons OWDtN Of the aud durability
Of the goods
This caution u rendered essentially quantities
Of Inferior and defective Linens prepared
and sealed with The Of RICHARDSON Irish Houses who
regirds. Of the Injury thus inflicted alike
and the manufacturers ~ Goods will not
abandon business profitable ws purchasers Imposed
on with Goods Of worthless character
sss-diy Agents 80 Church strSrt New YORK
VIRGINIA INVENTION.
IMPOR ANT TO PLANTERS.
TNNIE undersigned hss recently Invented patented
u machine for Pressing and Strengthening Hum
Prizing.
Tie machine i plain and simple and rc n
def The tobacco j. run through pair o. ooved rollers which
presses, and No The time drawing stroting
strengthening device thus trafhtcning
pressing them together
This machine than 20 per ofthe labor and time
In STRENGTHENING tobacco, and deal better
than W can BE- done by hand 10 also pr1ur
nearly one half These machines cost but ne compared
with thcir value. shall exhibit them The Pair
oct4-3m NJ. ~ ElSOM, Howarlsvite Va
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Ffrt, Lie and Uarinc TnsuranCe.
TIVE RICHMOND rrRH ASSOCIATION With cash capital and
surplus Of nearly S25O,OOO, prepared issue policies
on The above descriptions ks reasonable
similar insiucn IN the aud respectfully
rAtrenAg. NE Puhne Applications viii be received the
nee No it second Main
where the oacrs v eheefay sive
All losses promptly literally adjusted.
DIRECTORS:
Chss worham, John n Claiborne,
VIM 4. rorpkins Robert N. burton
John ). Wilson, a
hrN Gaueu, Geo. y Gwathmey,
John T. sahletI- Prs RArnS
DAVID CURRIR, PfsT
\ nroe