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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-21
FRANCIS B. DEANE, Jr., Il son,
LYNCHBURG, VIRGINIA.
MANUFACTURERS OF
CHILLED RAILROAD CAR WHEELS

for ag sf %kE 4 made rS rssss
0inia coal Blast tAnrcoai Ifo
JonN Il. MoDAsEi, Es, President Virginia Tennessee
Eow H. G,r, ESQ., Superintendent, Virginia and Tennessee
Tnos. poDANn.p Esq, Superintendent Virginia Central
Nj s.nuF, rrruas Mn-ier Maehuis' Virginia and Tonnes
Mr. AnomnALp Por, Muster Macl,nlst Virginia Central
JosErn r. ANDERSON, ESD, Richmond, Va.
Mcssrs MoRRss, TANNER 4 Co., do
FRANCIS MALLORY, Esq, President Norfolk and Petersburg
MAnosr E.q, Chief Engineer Norfolk and Petersburg
ADAM DrsMr.p, Esq, baltimore, Md.
:. WYATT Co.. Charleston, >. g.
WIN ASpKnsos, ESQ, Mobile, Ala
WM9 SWAN, Esq, Knoxville, Tenn.
The business al the nNaoHSE % T6uSDRS hersa
be conducted t the subscribers under the firm Of r. B.
'spGt ap ls-sasra 81; y son T. BRowsE oaSf 4 bsxNr
FEMALn COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE.
e1nss 's. "n s IN s and
Rev John c. Blackwell A. H., President and Professor Of
prso., Professor q Modern Language. and Music
Mrs i. i. Prsot, Assistant in French and Music.
Mics A. Cobb, In Ornamental and Assistant In
Address, w " REV. JOHN C, BLACKWELL,
aug 26-c2m' Gravel Hill.
The Quaker City Family Sewing Machine,
Principal Depot, Jas Main Street,
Is MACHINE scknewIedged by ~ who are ssSusin.d
CHINE before The public and for the following reasona viz
The Nth hich any ordinary ssdpstrsss
tcoA it, ditodys betting In ssorkag order and out
repdir.
Using the original spoo ,eisaout he trouble Of rsscndsng
them.
Edstoty and strsa0A Of sea taAtcA otH not rip though
y0n should cut every f0urth or nm stitoh
Aad .ast though not isdst, Ms REASONABLE PRICE at
sChich they soid.
This Machine introduced the public less than
and probably machine met with such unparalleled
In sfort time.
being unable until recently to supply the
constantly increasing demand they are now manuacsured a.
two different factories.
wonderful of this Machine attributable 70 9th
well those enumerated above One u s rea
bity performing nds all that Il claimed for snd
prices and profits heretofore asked when they
get just good machine and much more simple os
HALF The MONEY. /.
We manufactured expressly FOR THE PATENT ADJ
UNSTABLE HEMMER, the only that hens all todkAs ana
kAicknsss, combining with a tuck guage
Our 90 Machine d the best adapted 10 all kSnds Of wu
coarse and fne and u the most popular. l.gTs
All our Machines hs Esss 1tok. Fsi 0asar oa6 A.sssE
der. t@ IT
We hare hsm h aas csbiass DassA = -sn.Asa e1ssa
ane. ..,. ~, ~ 'aT-7II-l -
An " "a b h inasssas and W sssl eoaadsas yoa vm
WAaErrs WANTED IN ,ssuay srssy county m ~
s::ss To any smart asiys naa nb;sA hassssas. va b
sprn is-dAeiavesanA
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-21
Fine Perlumery.
wATCHEs AND JEwELRY,

q THE subscriber has just received The largest and
- best stock OF WATCHES AN ID JEWELRY that he has
Ea had the pleasure Of offering TO the public; among
- which found Gold and Silver Watches Chains,
Fob and Vest Earrings Breaslpns Bacee Finger Rings
see see1 siIyer and Cola among Which is the Ia
patent the best offered 70 the puba Of which he
invites Of his friends and the public generally
suring them that the prices will suit
Z2-ts GAMES DINWIDDIE.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-21

puonEs, sIJPER-PHOSPHA LIME.
80 ,,., received fresh 10. Of this valuable er-
~ % Tb,se Of our friends who have used this article
speak highly We ns i S1 ss.sSe ats se Psmps's
ua 1u,nhey of certificates from the most prominent
cmrs ~ the country may be had BY applying to
MI Lynchburg Va
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MIsCELLANEOUs.
JOHN III. DC SAM'L TYREE
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,

Nell 7a6dcco, WAedt, Flour other Country Itofses
ofFicE AT fouSeEs sAirHs
fKE this method Of returning their ,hanks their
numerous friends and customers for their very liberal
"nage and hole by their customary puncuaity In the dis
charge Of business 10 render entire satisfaction As TO their
ponsbi, DC, the. refer 10 citizens Of Lynchburg generally
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-21
New Fall Stock

TUsT arrived from the Northern cities with full stock Of
sD FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING for gentlemen. The
latest and the most fashionable apparel at the lowest
prices be found al our No 6S Main Street
Also large supply Of Gents Furnishing 0oods which
will sell any other house in this city Hats Of the lat
eel syes Boots Shoes a qualities and prices tosu Trunks
Vases Umbrellas from the best Eastern facories
exhibition and will be sold cheap.
Youths and Boys CLorMSe In all styles and qualies
Please HIRsH SyRA between Nov In Murriis
and A. c. Lewis and look for self Our motto Is 1t has
ever BEEN selling cheap to increase custom.
Farmers will do well examine stock
Of Seryants' Clothing, Shoes, &c &C. sept 34-dtA-
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Fine watches.

- WE have a new and large stock of FINE ENGLISH
~ wATCHEs of the following msnufacturers Cowde-
row Dixon Jos johnson. Tobias, Bold E. D. Johnson
n.yid Tayior Cooper, Robinson, and Blundei Also
h I.,.as s,ock OF Fob Neck and Vest Chains sea hey
Ac ever offered In this market
u viii sel the reasonable Terms a. ,ne Snu
tices can oe p9' ss,o.h j. WILLIAMS SON,
examination OF ou' e'o'~' IS Main Street
oct 1S-dts -----------o - 49,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-21
New Millinery and Fancy Store.

New Millinery and Fancy Store.
MISS ROSENSTIEL e. G GUENTHER
TEAKE pleasure announcing the ladies and citizens Of
Lynehburg surrounding country tha. they have taken
The upstairs If the Warwick House, where they WILL
and ater THURSDAY 18th in offer for inspection entire
new and large of Paris Flowers Feathers Ribbons Bon
nes Caps Couers Head Dresses Pins Nets Jcwelry, Orna
ments Embrodec Ruches French Ccrets Hoop Skiris La
dies Hose Gloves Saxony Yarns real Brusse French Thread
and Blond Laces
The Ladies are respectfully specially solicited to call and
examine of goods which OF the latest ss and
which we will Wholesale retail All ask is trial,
as We are confident offer such Inducements To rurcas
era ma must secure their orders. sept i3-dly
I1TRE K KEROSENE OR COAL OIL.-4oo gallons pure Ke
oene or Camel Coal 0lwarranted Of beei quality This
oil will afford brilliant and pleasant light and nj less cost than
s sept % "a dts " JOHN II. sEAY, Druggist
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NTOOL CARDING.-Our Cards In perfect order
w having been newly filled and thoroughly repaired and
prepared do CARDING In the very hest the
We secured the Mr.
JONES' of Nelson County, Carder Of great experience who
highly recommended Superior Carder You
tina, want GOOD ROLLS send In your Wool early and will
endcavor to card nil in without delay We
determined sp pains please those who patron
We will receive Wool and deliver Rolls at stoe
will keep constantly hand Woo Rolls for sale and Ex
change for Wool
The Highest Cash Price paid for Wool delivered at store
o MILL may 14-dtA NOWLIS Il MI RRELI
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FALL TRADE
NEW HAT AND CAP STORE,
No. l52 Main street,

N THE subscriber begs leave that he
I returned from the Northern cities where he has taken
49, selection Of the best and
Of HATS and CAPS offered In this
markctconssg Of the possible To he OBJ
Northern markets, tedious mention, which
lc IL daily recci' ing
lie confident that his assortment of fine FRENCH FUR
HATS and fine CLOTH CAPS cannot be surpassed In variety
aud extcn, in this market
The attention Of Farmers and TObacconists Is respectfully
called 10 his variety Of Servants Hats and Caps
The ladies respectfully solicited To call and inspect
Of LADIES
FLATS. and CAPS, and INFANTS TURBANs.
call is respectfully solicited before purchasing
would state that he Is prepared manufacture
GENTS DRESS and CASHMERE HATS order of the best
Material and they made by his hands he fur
nsh them al reduced rates. GEO. M. KELLY.
sept I6-dts Agent.
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TpERUvIAN GUANo.-7,000 bags No. Peruvian Gnano
oc, 4-dts EDMOND. DAVENPORT 4 co, Richmond.
~ ODEY's LADYS BooK.-Godeys Ladys Book and Peter
" sons Magazine for October Just received At
sept s0dis H. o. NlCTOkb.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-21

y crina new supply of Necklaces of every des
avg >. S.ph'oh, Just 10 hand and for sale by
J. WILLIAMS & Son, So Main Street.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1859-04-05

KISSING ScENE.-A San Francisco let.
ter describing the fortnghtly departure Of
the steamer says: ''Then comes great
time, and tho hugging and kissing begin
such awkward kissing too! random nhots
aud outrageous vast of the good things OF
this life. Sometimes kiss lights on the
nose, eye, ear, or is lost in head of muss-
ed up hair. A bonnet stards no kind Of
a chance-it gets smashed on the first
movement, and by the time a woman has
got through and been passed from hand to
hand, or rather arms to arms; of brothers,
cousins, friends and acquaintances, she is
a pi:iful object, and presents the appear
aDce of having gone through an Irish row
red eyes, hair down, bonnet smashed and
knocked around on one side of the head
shawl askew, and the general symmetry Of
her figure destroyed by pockets stuffed full
donations from friends, apples, cakes, gin.
ger.snsps, letters, a little good brandy,
magazines, novels, and bottle Of milk
for the baby.
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boil continued with his stony, occasionally
stopping TO make q remark of bis own, or
TO tell US OF thing or two he wanted US
to remember. After while he looked az
his watch, and said that II was noon, be
would dismiss the school, and would 90 TO
work in the afternoon. Noon, indeed
Twelve o'clock already That could not
bel The time had passed 30 happily, and
the boys had been so much interested, that
tue hours passed by unheeded, and all were
surprised when Mr.. Daboll told US the time.
"And you had very disorderly school
with such teacherr asked.
"lt put new life into US all," said nv
friend. "Thc advanced scholars actually
jumped akead in their lessons. The dull
fellows woke up and suprized everybody
with their progress; and I then, myself,
began to learn. All know, am in debt
to him for. He did not raise his hand
during the time he was in the school to
proved tho culprit go kindly that , ,aus.: os''
tion was not known; and ~L.- \ , Peu-
school aftor long service, 20 60 to another
and higher situation, the children cried at
the loss Of their friend, tho parents presen-
ted him with memorial Of their esteem,
and he left on my own and tho hearts of
Others animpress as lasting as our existence.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1859-04-05
For the Detroit Tribune.
Suggestions for Ship Canal through the
State of Michigan

MR. EDIroR:-It was lately pointed
out in one of the Detroit newspapers that
by running railroad from st. Paul. Min
nesota to Puget Sound, there would be q
great saving in expense, in time, and ma.
ny other advantages also, as the distance
by that route was by many hundred miles
shortest. 1t was said that that the pas.
sengers coming from the east, would como
by Port Huron to Detroit, and from thence
by the Central Railroad to Chicago aud
on to ST. Paul. Some time ago, also there
was q paragraph in one of the Detroit pa
pers saying that the inhabitants of Cleve-
land were talking Of having Ship Ca
nal from Monroe or Toledo 10 Chicago,
which would eat off the long and danger
Gus voyage Of going round the lakes, and
be q shorter route. ! am not certain that
my remarks on both these improvements
are just and feasible but if they meet your
appreciation have no doubt but you will
publish them, or anything else that you
thought would serve the State. cannot
see the advantage it would be to come
from Port Huron to Detroit from thence
to Chicego, and so on to st. Paul. Why
not go the direct road in place of going
round about? Why not go from Port
Huron to Corunna, from thence 10 Grand
Haven, and SO on to Grand Haven, and
so on to Milwaukee and st. Paul-the
shortest and most pleasant rout. The pas.
sage across the lake would be equal to a
rest from the motion Of the cars.
As to TO Ship Canal from Lake Erie
to ! AXE Michigan that is, from Monroe
to Chicago is there not natural one moro
than half the way-yes, two.tbirds Of the
way2 Steamboats, have been running for
some years from Grand Haven to Ionia,
with the exception Of about mile at
Grand Rapids, which suppose would be
improved by building lock or two there
and that then steamboats, could run from
Detroit side Of Lansing on Grand River,
to Grand Haven, without requiring any
great outlay of money. A Ship Canal
from Detroit to Grand River, at the De
troit side Of Lansing. and passing Ivy the
rising town down 20 Granl Haven, would
b, nearly a strait line to Mi waukce. Men
who have mon y lying idle, where can you
invest it more profita5ly or surelyi Labor
can be- cot cheap, for laborers and mechsn-
les cannot get work, and are maddened
with distres, and induced to commit crime
from the poverty they are in. The States
East aud West Of Michigan are filling up
with an Industrious popu alton, so that il
is to be supposed there would be great
traffic on Michigan canal at the present.,
and continually on tho increase.
NJ, ",
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RATHER CooL.-Several gentlemen go
ing down yesterday in the early morning
train, purchased from news-boy, at
Greenbush station, mental food TO last
them for the voyage. Ono Of these OBJ
serving that a lady who sat near him had
no paper, and prcsuming that the "full
details, with magnificent illustrations" of
the Washington tradegy, would prove in
tcresting to her, banded her Frank Leslie's
paper, at the samo time calling her atten.
ton to the subject matter Of its engravings.
The lady received the journal in a cool and
formal manner, spread it wide open before
her, deliberately stopped down, pulled off
her rubbers, and carefully folding them up
laid them beside her on the seat-arrang-
ing her brocade and shawl as IL nothing
had happened. Our friend is Of opinion
that this rather stakes the rag off" any
previous demonstrations Of impertubable
coolness he over witnessed.
Troy Times.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1859-04-05

THE PRESENT INDIANA DIVORCE LAW
The divorce law Of Indiana, as amended by
the last Legislature, requires, LIST. That
the applicant shall have been bona fide
resident Of the State for one year, which
fact shall be proven to the satisfaction Of
the Court; 81, Bv requiring abandonment
one year, in thirl cause of section T.
Sd. BY requiring service ten days or pub
licstion thirty da,s instead Of fourteen
4th. 1t provides that il tn defendant files
n cross petition the suit cannot he with.
drawn by the Withdrawal &c rhr original
petition. 9Th. Allowing the court To de-
cree such imony as .ihe circumstances
shall render Just and proper. 9Th. A di-
vorce on account of misconduct of the wife
gives the husband the same title to her
property as if she were dead A now sec
ton aulhorizcs Tho opening Of DEGREES in
certain cases within two years rs to Gus %
DIV Of children and allowances Of slimouy,
but so as not to marry the divorced par
ties
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The senseucs on the Savior.

A correspondent OF the Notes and Que
ries writes:-Can any of your correspon
dents inform me whether the enclosed ex
tract from the Kolasschs Zeitxng is baset
on sound authority, and what that author
ity isl also, where and when was thi
Kolnisehe Zeitung published.
CORRECT TRANSCRIPT OF THE SENTENCE on
DEATH PRosouScRd AoArNsr JESUS CHRIST
The following is copy ofthe most me.
morable judicial sentence which has eve,
been pronounced in the annals of be world
that Of death against the Savior, with
the remarks which the journal lie Drois
has collected, and the knowledge of which
must be interesting In the highest degree
to every Christian. Until now I am q.
ware that it has ever been made public in
the German papor. The sentence is word
for word as follows:
.e sS".f that Jesus 81 aE Ro9ah Pa
death bv the cross.
In the seventeenth year Of the reign of
the Emperor Tiberius, and on the 26th
day Of the month of March, in the most
holy city Of jerusalem, duriag the ponti.
fcate Of Amas and Ciaphas.
Pontius Pilste, Intendant of the Pro.
vince of Lower Galilee, sitting in Judge.
ment in the presidential seat Of the pre.
:or, sentences Jesus of Nazareth to death
on the cross. between two robbers, as the
numerous and notorious testimonies of the
people prove
/. Jesus is misleader.
2. He has excited the people to sedi.
ton.
8. He is an enemy to the laws.
4. He calls himself the Son Of God.
8. He calls himself falsely the King Of
Israel.
Q. He went into the temple, followed
by multitude Of people carrying palms
in their hands.
Orders the first centurion Quirilius Cor.
nelius to bring him to the place Of execu.
ton.
Forbids all persons, rich or poor, to pre-.
vent the execution Of Jesus.
The witnesses who have signed the ex.
ecution Of Jesus are -
l. Daniel Robsnt, Phsrisee.
z. John Zorobabel.
3. Raphael Robsni.
4. Copet.
Jesus to be taken out of Jerusalem
through the gates of Tournes.
The sentence is engraved on q plate of
brass, in tho Hebrew language, and on
its sides are the following words IA sim.
liar plate has been sent to each tribe."-
It was discovered in the year 1912, in the
city Of Aquila, in the kingdom of Naples,
by search made for the discovery of Ro
man antiquities, and remained there until
it was found by the commissaries of art in
the French army Of Italy. Up to tho
time oi the campaign in Southern Italy,
it was preserved in the sacristy Of the Car
thusians, near Naples, where it was kept
in box Of ebony. Since then the relic
has been kept in the chapel Caserta. The
Carthusians obtained by their petitions
that the plate might be kept by them,
which was an acknowledgement of the sac.
rifice hich they made for the French Army.
The French translation was made literally
members by of the commission ofarts. De.
non had a fac sinails of the plate engraved,
whichwas bought by Lord Howard, on the
sale of his cabinet, for 1880 francs. There
seems to be no historical doubt rs to the
authenticity of this. Tho reasons of the
sentence correspond exactly with those Of
the Gospel.
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The WHEAT CRoP.-Having had oc

The WHEAT CRoP.-Having had occa-
sion recently to visit several different por
tions Of the Country, we have no hesitation
in saying that the wheat crop never looked
better, all things considered, than at the
present time. True, luxuriant growth Of
last autumn has been in many instances
killed down 70 the ground, but the roots
have maintained their position and their
and are putting forth fresh roots, in promise
of an abundant havest-[Hastings Ban
nor.
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STOVES.

TSlRwERs AIR rrGHT. WESTERN EMPIRE. EAGLE
Air Tight porest AIR Tight, Clhton Air Tight, Pre-
MUM stoves ~ Albany csstings, Self Regulator. Fold
Ing ,trs,ue and Cottage psror Stoves Heavy and
Light latte Stoves for Dining Rooms, School houses
&c, BE-, Of siz diSsrsntsirss. rorssishy
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Fatal DUEL "A fatal duel took place
at o'clock yesterday afternoon, in field
near Carrolllou or Richyille, between the
railroad and the river. The parties were
Mr. Emile Hiriart, musical operate editor
Of tho Daily Delt1 newspaper, and Mr.. E.
Locquet, a cotton buyer Of Carondalet
street.
The weapons were double. barrel shot
guns, loaded with inusket balls; the dis
tance forty PAGES. AT the first fire Mr..
Locquet fell mortally wounded, and expired
without breathing word, his adverssry's
ball having passed entirely through his
body. from his left side to bis right. Mr..
Locquet's bullet struck the ground, and
glancing hit him violently and causing him
10 fall. The skin was not broken, but
the blow raised large lump.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1859-04-05

~ Township Election was bsld yes-
terdsy.
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TIVE subscriber having opened = now Founderv In
i Hiiisdaie. is prepare 20 furnish CASTINGS ~ all
kinds and ofths hest -teriai the countrv affords He
has ai.o hand md rr,de IN nraer
PL0ws on THE MOST APPROVED KINDS
SCRIPERS &C.. ,nd al kinds ~ castings used on the
farm We s also p'epared and ready ~ do
KIND " ioh In his line matter what whether N
IL stove riddle pr the largest kind NJ nrachinerv
short uotcs and reasonable terms Please give
call, Foundery on Rail Road street pposi Chanders
Steam Pounderv.
Remember sPARRows FOUNDRY
HENRY SPARROW
Hiiisdaie, May 24th. 1858. rnav2tv1
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JEWELRY STORE.

Watch. Clock. and JeweIfy RepHrlmE.. =,
u1HE SUBSCRIDER HAS REMOVED HIS JEwELRY
store on the east side Of Broad St. opposite his old
sand where he may be found Mt all seasonaole hours
yeady to do work his line Of business short notice
S~He also keeps watches, Clocks Spectaces Jewel
v Gold PENS and Pencil Cases for sale OF good quality
and at the most reasonable prices. 1T. BRYAN.
Hillsdale. Oct 18th, 1857.
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Fashionable Draperv and Tailoring.
~ ALL ROAD STREET. BETWEEN MANNING AND
* west Streets The subscriber wishes to return his
thanks TO thoss VIII have favored him
with their patronage, at the same time time TO call
their attention to the new and well
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, VEST'Gs, &C
has lust received from New York City, all OF which
ees to sell at west price or pattern, OF
make into garments as may suit the purchaser
~. Cutting done his own Invented and improved
sts and sarrauted to be inferior to none. butsu
ri11 ..ms TO sos', ny n, ,a,h ,s5 R. ROWE.
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STsGy y ENW Tvs
ATrOoNFYS tNn COTNSrf IORS ~ LAW '>h
Socitots ir Charco-v -nA"' NJ stH'rs ~ Hosiw''F
block
O. A STACY. Hp"AN'S
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1859-04-05

GEO. ". ItNHlHD.
a T~ORNFY hNp COUNSELLOR At LAW AND so
licitor in Hnan,ary Prompt N.tent'0u pni' to see'
ring aud cocc,iug claims IN every part Of the state
nmrc nrnr Nnil- nrNn -f-re. lrLl3
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BY W. o. HOEG, OPPOSITE THE PASSENGER HOUSE
connected with plank walk, and fiee OMNIBUS, 70
uh;ch guests are vited good Livery and convey
ance. to anv part Of the Country on reasonable
cash Maid for Coprse Gram and Provisions. having
rahni,t and and replenishad present our patrons
and friends with this Card hoping may better maet
the reception OF guests and increase our BUS
;nass nv close attention. Returning our thsnks TOT
mast natronaee we invite encouragement for thet
ture HilIsdale Oct. 13. 81
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rroRNFy AND rnCN7flL'K ,T hA| %N sH
licitori Ia 'htnre.v, oS',e I'm ilo''V' s.' I.''5
dale. Mich. ''. i'.
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SHERMAN HOUSE.
n TuBBs PROPRIETOR. JONEsvILLE. MICH; THIS
uorsa has undergone thorough repairs. and ia now
raadv Tor the rst class style
Ine.tion convenie VI and terms liberal. june3
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1859-04-05

FRENCH & PARSONS.
PHYSICIANS AND DSrRGEoNS-0"tIrFF FIRST H"R
South of ethodist church. Dr. Parsor's res'd
fret door south NJ Offce pr F-ench's 'osidenr" or
Racon street vest NJ St~rnt's GIn,el. isr''