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The Placer herald., 1859-05-07


election of Holdon, Broderck Republican,
for Mavor. the balance of the ticket being
pretty nearly divided between the Democrat
and Broderickites. The San Joaquin Re-
publican (Dem.) says the ticket elected, on
the whole, is an excellent one.
EE Some foolish and nconsiderate per-
sons at Pine Grove, Sierra county, lately
hung Senator kirkpatrick in elfigy, for his
opposition at the late session Of the Legisla-
ture to the formation of the county Of AL
turas.
RErIRED.-Capt Shoemaker, editor of
the Grass Valley National, has retired from
the editorial chair We regret that he has
left the tripod, but after reading his sor-
rowful story of the way in which the busi-
ness did not pay, we cannot blame him for
"backing down." We wish the Captain
more success in his future undertakings.
CENTRAL Communicable members of
the Democratic Central Committee will bear
in mind the call Of the chairman is for
meeting in Auburn on Tuesday the 10th inst.
If convenient for members we hope they will
not fail to attend.
re- Hon. Geo. W. Thomas for the past
three years representative in the Assembly
from the county of Stanisalaus, died in Stock
ton, on Saturday April 3oth The deceased
emigrated from Texas to this State in 1S49.
He was fifty two years Of age.
THE GovERNoR-Gov Weller arrived in
town last evening. We believe this is his
first visit to the capital of Placer since his
election as Chief Magistrate of the Common
wealth.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Mr.. Morrell for
the first Eastern papers and periodicals by
the Stephens.
To Mr.. Brooks, of Freeman's Express, for
full supply of the latest papers and illus
trated journals.
Also to j. w. Sullivan, and Stratman,
McGinn Il Co., of San Francisco, for the
latest papers.
REDEMPTION FuxD.-The Redemption
Fund Of $3,95o was taken yesterday by Hall
& Allen at so Ia cents. The county saved
about $500 by the operation.
EE- The Board of Supervisors will ad-
journ to-day; during their term they have
allowed bills to the amount $ll, 800 TO-
The expenses have been unusually heavy for
the quarter,-caused by criminal cases.
N9y- Strawberries have made their appear
ance in the Sacramento and Marysvile mar
kets. Expect to be able to say the same for
the Auburn market in few days-know OF
several Strawberries half ripe now.
EE- New peas radishes, caulifower, and
other vegetables, are becoming plenty in the
Auburn market.
CoURTs-The County Court and the
Court of Sessions will meet in Auburn on
Monday next
re- Walker, the illibuster, and his aid
Frank Anderson, left on the Golden Gate,
on Thursday, for the lsthmus of Tehaunte
pec. More invasions of Central American
territory is suspected.
PASSENGERS AND TREAsUhE.-The Golden
gate took away on the 9Th $2,4O1,2 ,269 in
treasure, and 7sO passengers. The Ori1a6a
had 700 passengers.
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ADVENTURES or 4 BELGIAN SAILoR.-A Belgian
vessel. called the Leopold. ran, in u violent storm.
on a rock, on the 18th of April last near one Of
the Falkland Islands. on the coast If Patagonia,
and went to pieces, an account OF winch has Just
reached England, and came 10 New York hy the
last steamer. 1t was supposed that all her crew,
nine ia number, and their officers, had persisted.
But the authorities of Ostcnd have INST received a
letter from a sailor named Declcrk. Of that town,
one of the crew, announcing that he alone escaped.
Ii appears that be WAN frnta tho wreck with the
CAPITA and some Of the men, towards an island
which they saw near, but he alone reached it, the
others being drowned by the violence of the sea.
He found no inhabitants on the island, aud had to
live ON some bits of bread, which had been wash
ed ashore. Wild celery. aud some birds. which ho
killed with sticks. lie happened to have matches
with him, and succeeded in lighting II fire, which
he fed With turf. To make his fire burn well. he
partly surrounded it with some planks, waShel
ashore from the wretk. In the night Of the 9th.
the wind blew these planks into the fire, and they
were Consumed. He thought this a terrible mis-
fortune, but it was the means Of saving hun. An
American ship happened to be passing two miles
of, and seeing the rising smoke-an extraordinary
thing ON . desert island some of the crew dl'cm-
barked. They found the poor fellow crouching
over the Ere. and ON hearing his tale they n~k
him on board, provided for his want. aud On the
1st Of June landed him at u port Of Stanley. The
Belgian sailor does not give the name of the ship,
but says tho captains name was Smyley, and he
expresses the warmes: gratitude to him aai his
crew
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2xilg xiroiaiam.

AeaaAxArss Cas- OF Ponpxrsu.-Arsssic -
an 1ppkt.-nrsak sxcitsnsnt prevails in Newark,
Conn, 10 oDaseqasaoe Of the announccmsst that
FrsdSkinkn Brigham. until within . few months
sinss, Nrincipal in that place Of the Union school
had bsen arrested on . grand jurors complaint
for IN aaH6Apt b psison his wife. The testimony
went y show that the prisoner had administered
poison 10 hsr ct various times since she gave birth
10 an infant b. means Of her medicines and food,
and more especially BY an apple, which she did
not 81 but, without his knowledge conveyed TO
her pAysioian, By whom. and also by Professor 81:
John. 8 his instance, its contents were subjected
To yarioas chemical tesla. and found by each to
contain . large quantity of arsen'c-say from ten
10 twelve grains. The evidence was listened to
with breathlcss attention by a crowded and most
interested auditory, and at its conclusion the case
va~ssuhmitted to the Justice without argument,
ave very briefly On the single pointof the amount
of bail 70 Be required by the prisoner for his APP
pearancc at she next session Of the Superior Court
Of this county, to be held in March. when it was
promptly fxed at 5000. No event of q similar
nature has ever excited such deep interest among
tho people Of that vicinity. The high position
held By the accused in that community, until
within . short time, as n successful instructor Of
youth. . member of the Church. Superintendent
Of . Sabbath School. and II g%entlcmau of popular
and winning address, and the delicate condition
of his wife, appealing 80 tandcrly " the klndcst
sympAthies VI all; these and other considerations
have combined to throw around this case, ele-
ments, calculated to stir the popular mind to
it's depths, rs in the celebrated case of Prof. Web
eter.
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w Tins is the most reliable SEWING MACHINE wi
raDlny and simplicity. The operation Of it is easier learned
than that oil any other Machine, while it works with ease gu
Which IL works IN n very superior manner making a straight
evenly lad seam much finer than ordinary hand WORK. whI,
bath sides OF the cloth are sut he'd alike, ri,almg IN beauty
the most c' CANT hand work, it rarely gets OUT oi worktag ar.
der or 'eq"irc, repairing. and Is 80 simple that an "p,tatur ..n
perform all ordinary '"pairs on Il. until il is worn out With
these advantages over other Machines, We ic.i cont lieut.
Uods Pdtht St1'HY MdeAtn6s Will best meet The " ant, Of
Families, all kinds VI Manufacturing Clot.ie,s, Taiors, Boot
aud Shoe Mak'rs,or any Others requiring a s.am in then work.
that w'll Il" their work in a RAPID and substantial manner, ari
"'mrn nicer than the Ordinary way. taminYs who require
their " ans, Lcsides saving labor enough IN II lew months IL
ins Machine, beside, /. being always sure OF a superior quality or
w'rkthai does MT rip cs.'ly, and that looks muca nicer than
and work. Boo. ard shoe NJ nuiaciarers can save Thou.
sands of Dollars by using this Machine. while for many purpo.
sa, tie work done IN i""ther by this Machine, is better than
l. i"ne in amy other way.
The editor OF the C.iartown (GecrgiD Patriot says. When
we purchased your Heeds Patent StVi"g .Ndchias. We intend.
I'd it " h"lly or 'amily use, cut as it was r.c,mn.nped 10 sew
On leather " . II edit on Iiarnes, and Carriagn Trimming, and
nia"y OF our ..ishbors can testify 10 The superiority oi t .
w"ik don, in tins wa,, both in po Mt of beauty aud strength.
and we feel confident for this alone. the machine has save la.
Land. IN ,ir ii ne u = IN N kin. rlo,h,. fnr ,La ,s, -
cry Machine you have sid in this vicinity has given the great.
est sat'sl"et"n. ana soverai intend to order Macinn. ; from
you SOON
Esrac, from a letter written by a gentleman. owning =
plantation near New Orleans Your two U,oars Panat Sr.
i"Y Macht"ls h"yc been III almost constant Use since bought
them, and with the best ot practical results. In lrss than three
weeks The two operators ii. them finished 4 complete suit OF
''otl's Tor each OF my two hu"'i,d and ten plantation la -,,,
and md the ti.ne saved III using them one soasom h, Iuote
Another Planter says, l used to employ three OF four hands
in makinE clothes foI tie ret. but siucc purchased your
the whole plantation, m"ilc my ". lie uses i, tor making nearly
All lhe eio'iic, OF the family. lieei confident the Maeh.h. phys
We wish a.l who need II Machine to examine these, as they
ars the simplest and bes, Tor Family nse, Plantation or any
9TH r use Where a stitch is required. Price OF Uo9s Id.,ql
Srins Marhi"e siUo and $3.50.
Successor to whitn i, q Lyons.
80 broaiwHy. New York
~ Sold by A. $: ~ENGLEDovE dealer IN Fancy uoois,
Bonmets. Sc- lynchburg. Va mar .BAt,
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No. il ~ cnnn Ore street. Petersburg,
SIGN OF mn EIGLE,
lkFFERS to his friends ana the i,uuiit generally. one of the
~ largest and choicest stocks II WATCH. =, JEW EIRl,
~SILVEkWAiE, FINE CLotkS aud FIRST CLASS
GOODS oi every variety In iistne VEL preseHt,1 tn the pub.
lie, as cheap, briiitnt and beanttdt - ,dI be had Ia any other
establishment III this or any other country. In every depart.
mcnt Articles manufactured Ut i"poil.dD are oi the ne vest
styles and the mos, unrqa". lasi az aud elaborate workman
ship. septs Is
lDKlCE OF u OSts 4: OsL AN ANP
l. kEDt GED-Wc will, III lid amer this dac, sell kE'
koStNE OIL at ONE DOLLAR Az inISTf fnt Ct>1s per
Keep ON hand a supply OF this . u aid are the sole agents
lot thus ciy. The genuine artt,r tlnh"t be pnfehAs cd II any
other house.
We also have various styles OF Lamps at reduce prices
We call the pubic attention la luis % ii Is the ch, apcst and
most popular Light ever Introduce, ICING eqnai 10 six candies
AT a cost OF u hal cent per auut- Nj It Il SIZE. Ems,
jy Bots No IJJ ~ tlnare ST., Petersburg 4, Va.
ANNE CIGAss~.- w. ..a,c now ia store the
II unosI assortment OF tIt,A = We nave ever "iirttd-Ior.
cas- Of n good -iiioAe are rcqa, saga 10 ,aii and IT, in,m.
scpt1s Va. >titOTi!tk a CO.
,OKN sOlkN :! n.Aa.. AZ AZ mdu GROUND
~ ilASTl.h.-l he undetn,s".a h1s rented i,"ni M.snis
i.aughorne y johns then ool.N AM PLAS TEX MILL
lie Mti Keep runst anti. Ii hali the abuYe nrlit Is, " hI,h us
will suil cheap to puucinaI usoi"uuels.
,uas =. l.A>GilORNE. Sole Agt
mar4ts for tie SIT ! " eloIn Iiasi.r u. his ritv
~ OOD y Ia u..4... = Ihe ned
keeps CONSTANT. on ii - ~ tar Soutl. Side Iiairuai
Depot IL good asso,Inr" OF W ooD AND LLAliii.R, ana Is NJ
10 patr"nlAe MN. lIaNlIo Tn A.s.is "a" successful up.I alton IN
Appomattoa count, he can han, ord.r for Lumoer st the
Shortest moth u.
Has terms are Tor all sums oi s,a aad under cash; 800.
sixty ia. > oscr siuu, ionf ~ 'nin, credit, the parctaseis viii
DC required II give not,s sa,lziAc."in5 endorsed.
~ My agent, Mi. Nna At. iw! nJ,ts. wnl tie found con.
t"tty al the y. >. Depot, M. adtt,ssia Evergreen 4. o., Ap.
ponattoA GO.
|',Dl0dlv JOHN NJ. TUNEY.
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~
nsRECT ROUTE To TME =. q ..d the
tctsburg ~ LyD,hbufg, via "a. - lem. lialroau Iron, l., n,h
ours to Dr,atoi, Via East Tenn. and Va na"'"Ad from B,l..o,
to Il nox y lie, via EasI 1 can And GeorgiI Itanr .al ir. NJ Knox
Vile TO dalton va West.rn and Atanuc iaihoad iron, Da,-
ton to Chattanooga, Via Nashville aud Chattanooga hairoad
from Chattanooga To Stevenson, via Memphis anu Charleston
KalToai from stevenson 10 Mompbis,
Throusl, Ttkct. io,ued to he above points snd nc springs.
aud Bag 40 checked through atihc Office Sud. side Ita,..
III. following schedule VIII be run on the sou,A.side Rau
road. commencing gu SUNDAY next, the ih oi July. mst E.
and e""''"ui %s% Inu A iaI'' rA% Ss'ss TRAIN.
Con Getting with the R'ehmond and Dan'"io Trains, ma
rusc'nle Ju"eton) and with tho through route at Lynch
Leave Petersburg daily Recommendation. 5-Joo'clk y Al
Arivc at BurA-.tle Junction. tt............- CIT " =
AltNan' ! w. - ~ :. u
Leave LynchLutg daily al. ............... 80 "
Arr,,ra, Durnr,nl. Junciion1 at............ 2l5 =. -.
fKEiGnr TRAIN
Connecting with liicLmond ani Danviilc f'a4ns atthe J une-
Leave Petersburg daily An,
Arrive Mt Duts.viue tJuncton) AT. ..............l2 Nj.
ARMS f"~vnle lao p NJ.
AftveAi Ly"ehbnrs "t.......''.. ...........o 2' =
Leave Ly hrnoafs hahy All.
A'n'c at t"'m''ir "a; go
Ar,,e At ulAcviIe tJunct"nJ ...............sEt NJ.
Atr'c At A., aisbufs 40 T. NJ.
An AscoI. nudaton Passenger Car Tor ~. Way ~ Lorn,
lia,ei VA. a attached to The lrd'n leaving Lynchbnrg with
! 'esDt at S-p A NJ and passengers go.ns up ii W ei, viii
take TIA" Ma" lam at . O'Clock, a Al. stopping places, t"
A. Al ~, Chez ,'n,,~ S,Ilr,iami :. Anasr.ons !. Mil rnras
", ls"n =. M,.>iue, Iia,ks and Whites. A"it""ay L. IL,
iNI @.vulu, iAeus, iiign Bridge, Farm,ine. Prospect. lamp
la =, LNergr,.n, ArpomattoA, spout SprIus, Cou,ur, James
kiV,r.
CITY POINT BRANCH
ouEth side Railroad trrigLi and Passenger I rains leave
fuiersbnIg iany tSuniaJ s"AcoptcdI at...--.-f N NJ
Afi'rat''' f''ni "'.'..".... '.......-.""'.Hb'
Leave Iiy i".ht AT.
AIiN' al irict sOufg at. l.
la, aD"N, Ira.ns connect wltL the James liIFtr ST, IN RS,
lea'hg CAY Point Tor Noriuik, and every saturday II orni,g
aud 1 uesd, - evening with the line Steamer. lsoanu he and
JauU SLOW uouud tor New ofk
Inc Afternoon Tram on thus Road will be run only when
there Is hu'."''' oJn.iiy II stopping place. toi4Ae =" u and
pat oil pas, "erIs 10 be strictly observed by those IN ch arer ot
tie tIan, AID Ia no cs,e viii the train be stopped NJ ANY 9th,
or - mt, ~ all ST russiun, tulaT Level and HJrlrit Cross
ing. Uy JtsI q Is. ALIsl l., Supt
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g.. ~ a.. n. DeGs:iap. sntcr-soT- /" =.
hPs bltGIiD Il SONS. VIII Keep constantly nn hand =
aTgc stock ri all kinds al fUltNlflRE, at Ihtlf own manu-
iarture, " Inch they will he plea nd 10 shew the Old friends and
patrons - = l!irkuld y Sens. aud the pHHIi" "e"er"
They also keen rou.lantl, on HAND a.aige SKIS
METALLIC BURIAL CASES, OF all siLc', also a isree st'sk
MODEM CbFFlNS, of every description, and Will py
prompt attention Ia the undertaking huHn.ss at all hours.
et21dSrts u y n - 4 tIl''1h
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BALTIMORE
MARYLAND STATE LOTTERIES.
n. FRANCE Il Co, M.SAorR..

AFTER the exposure Of the many Bogus Lottery concerns
a lhrout bout The country purchasers of Tickets will u courss
t.l tipid IN ordering Those Tho d sire 10 purchase, would
b. ioel,.h to send money To any Lottery concern Without Know
ing that they ilhave ia'rn,s . In drawings and schomrs, aud
t.ei that The Managers are responsible tor prizes.
III. MARYLAND LOTIkiIts have nov been draw ng over
fort, years Millions oi dollars have Leea drawn in Capital
rnkrs, from Q 1000 up Ia tiUOu0, aud The fortunate holders,
VI Lout a single exception. paid.
These are Abe Lo ieries to order Tickets In. Tho Managers
are iuiy responnioie i"r every Prize sold " without any sccurity
ami ,si they have gwen Bonds to iha state vi Mary land, ~
hall II ,DiAi,n oil DOLLAR 10 scture piiA- bOiiers They do. 1
uromi.e you k7puDO, e-Oi1J or eUu0U tor eIU. but they
CIV. you lair aud honest ncheucs. as good as can Ue made Tor
the price OF the TicA,ts.
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SUPERINTENDENT rs oFFlCf va 4. K X.
IYNCHgut e. December -, 1913 d.
XN'ANTFD-4 400 young nnd able bodied r
w G"UiS, for Depot, Train, shop and Road seryie,dur
In. Inc nSu NJ year. VIC. ShIlI.
dee - div Gen Supt
a. Paper, advertising for the Company in Petersburg,
RI hmnnd, Fredericksburg AID Libi r!. please copy.
ruHO THE -. nst received and Oh cx.
u hibition for a few aa> onlt, an aS,oi t.nrni OF very beau
titul Engravings. coinrc'i Lin era p!s. Pant ms and LthO.
graphs tr Gree an and a. tqn faIhtur, This l"t has been
sent me on consignment, and = 4 a,ta- lid Mt extremely low
prices Call and exAmi,, hem 4. { VICTOR
IAN sdh
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IN GGtiSsE MI Il N El's d.lsAND EAAhA.
Aflo llUN Or kEADi- NJ ABE CLIO iiiNG 49, Inc I'm
i.fs. 4 icd embraces tins uppuItnuiiy 10 announce ~ the pub
le NJ large, ami h. iIIripus, tuat hs stock 81 Iti.ADl MAZE
ILUIlilNu, Chs LEMLAo FUhNI>IiiNt GOODS,
lABaELLA> lEl ms, 80. has now Dyun received and
IAN he purchased al unpi.r,u.nt.d low prizes iWi cash, and
prompt pus my customers. Ia To ,e intcr.s 81 vi every par
,alns, i 10 examine my stock before Gazing visuw here; not say
ing thai / can do wUndcis, bat that van vOnnne my self to
moderate anu iIs N. prvhts Vu.y. The variety oI sly as and
uuaaty OF Clothing, ac uurr aud bt ttcr III III c,ur-tus l sal
- Kuol iaith.
Uouutiy Merchants viii find my jobbins prices low r than
ever III, resuIt. give imr IA ctA, " huir.aic aud retail buy crs,
and lucgc Tor yourselves, at Ia stLdy lag youI interest, you
VIII ,i ta,.it pui, base ut ut.
ot4sts NJ GuGuENiIEIMEl
K a ID lllNl:I.ES.-N Inv, sn our
IL yard u .I ge iot"t I.umDcr al ali d, descriptions Also, II
iar.e lol Chestnut Shing!cs 10 which wrt, >pc, tfuly lusitcth The
atteuIiun oil those in " amt. CANT, SiII Il y 60.
MI -.
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Office OfIh, sOatil->idck IL. h. Co.,
4. "a HsbUiG, Feb. / .th, IeJc.
4 l the regular monthy .t.'iee u ne Board u Directors
"A ot thC y ,uth oIdt L. iIiuad co, tc following irsviuiIoh
was adopted =
i:c,o.yrl, That the trcish, Agent nj Lynchbnrg hereafter
be requested 10 collect al ig,,sht - r"oIs RECEIVED IL " u
.ivetrl from N, Dcpot a u ,."rr t"el are "a " "a pussc"
SO ct the Company. t"iy rom Record
fGu Iuts JAAI.> II. u IIioLi. /, Scry
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MACHlNE-MADE
gE d II $ Z SII q L =.

xNiIE TROY IRON AND NAIL FACTORY a, 1r,y n
d y have iiENkf BURDEN IMPROVED HORSE
prepared to execute oric > for HORSE and MI Ii sIioES
"f'n? WeiEht and Pattern, alta price but !irtl. aho>e the
Iiice al lI"i 81. Shoe Iron.
The quality Of the Iron used in these Shoes is warranted in
every respect. Ih,s Sc Shoes have bee! approved OF. ana AZ.
So by many 1t the principal Stage ami Omnibus Coinpafi.s aud
Horse >horis Throughout the country. These Shoes can hc
purchased tlt"ngh Tie principsi. liaidm are aud Iron Stoies IN
Orders addressed to the subscriber, at Troy. will receive
prompt attention. WM.F b. BtEDES, Agent,
apl3iy Troy. y. y
S,INs. sEWING MACu,NEs.-s:,..,
- success ia always the mes, conclusive proof oi great men
Judged b; this tes' there is n" labor SAVING, mach ic b.iorc tic
ii'iins the highest reputation in the tL.:cd Siates The. ~tr.
exhibited at the late II Exposition Univ,rec.Ir IN Fran = " here
they carried OFT the highest premium. aud a ereat malaiact"
~ to make them has / cen built in .arts.
In every branch OF industry III which scw ing is To ,r don,.
these machines can be used with iinmeisso profit. A. tht speed
u Inc halfway Han is 10 travelling on iooi, 3" rs sen ng With
Singers Machines compared with hand sew ti.. NJ tali.
shoemaker. dressinaker, carriage trimmer, salll.r. halter, AZ,
&C. should he without one. The fam pront oi using one III
these machines, regularly employ Cd, Is One Thousand Dollars
a year. In all private families " here there L. muc,, sew .ag to
he done these machines n e Al, inv aiuabie assistance lIaa,.r,
and hote! keepers lind Them particularly convenient and urot,.
table. these machines ae simple in Their construction Ar |
very strong and durable, hcinp the on,, su,t ~ sc,, ann \
chine ever made by which every sot OF " ORR, coai> Il ~ me
could be perfectly executed. Ihousanl, OF interior ANDY r..
less Sewing Machines bay. b.,,,n mad, and sold md :, :, No.. No.,
flames, hut sanger y Machines alone have laan found EVERY
where To satisfy the wants Of IT,. pubic
Pain printed instructions for using, are sent with raaI ~
lime. from which any one can readily acquire the arr ui iaa...
aging Them. The machines are packed secured, In 20 tn aly
part tot ;he world. To all persons desiring nlnre parreaiar m.
does, forward a copy OF !. NJ. Singer n Cas- Gazette. u iRPar
wholly devoted Il the Sewing Machine ihirr'st
Principal Office, No. 3Gj broa,lw ay' New YIN.
BRANCH OfrICEs.-No. ~ Hanover St. boston. No a4Uiap.
list, New Haven, e. Giovervilie, n. y; No "a ir3al ST
Newark NJ; No l42 Chestnut St, ph.iadriphis NJ. To-,
lia,tinoro St. Baltimore; No. b Westminster ST, Pro, uIoaa
RI y" = Last ith St, Cincinnati; No ~ North ith 81. ).
Louis M. 81 st. Charles ST., New Orleans No. ~ lpaulhan
ST.. Mobile. ldec aldS.t,
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JH UuaW W 'aHaKVTs' MN yfHHu ~ 0'''TTeS
NOlIGE.-Ai II meeting 81 the Hoard of ri.
~ rc,lors III the \ irglnia and 1 enncs,,, Railroad Company,
held AT Inc office Il the company, IN the cay oT LynIhburg, On
saturday tile i7ih of January, lA7, the i"iiowig resolutions
WEE adopted
On nlolon, Rcsoictd, That from and after the first day of Feb
ruary n.At,Ih- ' ne ana aud Itnnessee Nuiioad tomia any will
pay Ion Ii STOCK Au.ed .. rains running % tins rad, unless
II hr GEAR, HhoA ~ nat tucn stock were AuIeu III c.nscque ce
ot The cdipaUIe hes seAce oi the agents OF mpluy vcl of this
Company.
Reso.r.d. Ina, all claims against this Company fi loss of or
,ianlag. 10 noo.- - produce. MIst Uu presented within TIN ~
,iaSs from Tue tIm. = iCh artciuh snuuid have been uvHN cred
a IVp. i.oun HE minutes
AMI u L. w. Ii lIEGIIES. Src'Y
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-18
sUPEnrilOSPIIArE OF LIME.

III sTPEi, iiIDSrIlArEO OF LIME,
IaIi.a, 1 rcd from fuI ntla Of
Do.JAMES ..InGlNS.
aIaIr Chemist OF Mar! iand,
ENABLING PLANTERS TO DI>rESSE Nilii TWO
thirds OF Peruvian uadno ior al seeding ami -. IS In.Lcf
crops altogether. fa.h'd Al pa.e ~ "iiit.a iniy " aii1ut
I'd. irirc sD pT tn N -u#Dn>
fe aUo,c arlIlc, / g,i"., NJ Ii ''ainfhlrts, giving ful de
tail Of tLIs faiuanic i tIi Imti -. q, itI accuunts "a AS Inpof.
lance and modv oi aiihi'a..o", -" =, n"dot
II. IIoI.I.lAA& co,
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