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HUMBUG IS THE ORDER on THE

HUMBUG rs THE ORDER or THE
DAY.
"A palpably trus saying, ~ what = 10 - az
advertising the truth, wten the public M loth TO
appreciate the difference" This lain he nouah az
almost every one now-s-days, - well - s,.s
MRS. JERvTS6
q OLD CA NJ - "
INVENTED IN THE YEAR ls4s,
And composed Of TEN safe and valuable ingrsdi-
ents, which WILL NOT cure de ccnsumpiion,
but will cure q cold ss Hils hHaeA
Which WILL NOT cure the livsr complsint bnt
will cure dry hacking cough
Which WILL NOT cure one half Tie catalogue
ills that flesh is heir to- +, %
But will cure a
COLD, COUGH, HOARsENEss, SORE
THROAT, WHOOPING COUGH,
And all the EARLY effects Of ;ssa
That LEAD to The CONSUMPTION.
MRS. JERVIS, Proprietrsss, 386,
Broadway, New York.
Sold wholesale and retail by the Principal Agent
2. d. GILMAN, FIVE doors east Of Centre Market,
Washington, d. G.
But up in packages Of laa cts. IS Ct. 80 Ct. and
$l.OO each. *6
Each wrapper is invariably SIGNED MRS. w.
JERVIS.
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TEHE UNDERSIGNED having examined ! = y

.YUNHE UNDERSIGNED having examined sss
- Of Cochran's Maps Of Sacred Geogrsphy,
submitted to their inspection By Nc. VIM. Robert
Munroe, take pleasure in certifying that in their
Judgment, they cannot fail TO - orsaiy ussful to
Sabbath Schools, and highly interesting - ysll -
useful in families They would therefore highly
recommend them to The favorable notice Of ~ Sab
bath Schools and others. t8s'
.akrGndri0, July 28th, 1876. eas
3 s0 rs s slsse. Pastors NJ. =. Church. sa'
John Mccormick, supt M. E. s. School.
Elias Harrison, Pastor LIST Pres. Church.
James Mckenzie, Supt. I" s. School. la
John 8 Reese, Pastor M P. Church.
Thomas Mccormick, Supt. |" 8. School.
M. 8. Eliason, Principal Female Boarding
Sses0 Washington City.
N. ,. B. Morgan, Pastor, Foundry Congrega-i
ton. 5.53 ns. N r.Ts7y
wv. French, Rector Prot E. Church.
Geo. w. Samson, Pastor E street Baptist
Church, 81 n 8a
Septimus Tustin, Chaplain u. s Senate. gffi
VIM. III. Milburn, Chaplain House Reps sa,yts
Alnra H. Lincoln Phelps, Principle OF Patapsco
Female Institute. II
W.B. Edwards, Preacher in charge Charles 81.
M. E. Church, Baltimore, Md. 8 a@
W.. Robert Monroe has submitted to our inspec-l
ton Get Of Cochran's Maps Of Sacred Geography
and have determined TO use them in theis Instz-
tuition. 4'
3 CALEB 8. HALLOWELL q BRO.
Alexandria Boarding School, 9Th month 20th, 46.
w. r. MONROE, 96, Fsyetts It. Baltimore.
is the principal agent south Of N. X.
march 13-sff
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81 f4, travelling Agents wanted
. ro OBTAIN SUBSCRIPTIONS AND ADVERTISING \
sath M FOR THE 48 III 45y ~
~ ST AWlWNNM WlEIGo "
nApply Il ihis Office either by letter OF in person
The most satisfactory testimonials required. Com
psnsatOn liberal. u
9AID AND COM FOR t =
.sss N TO THE ENEMY.

Kssa Folks PASS TO SANTAANN
The Commander Of our Naval forces in the
Gull il hereby directed not to obstriiet the pas
aaee Of Con. ANTONIO LoPEz DE SANTA ANNA
and suite 10 Mexico should he desire 70 return
thither. M VI ,4.ts JAMES k.POLK.
May l5, l846. 1901. n sa.
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PoLk's ads,;ssi0, Of hGring granted the pass. u
ssWhsn orders were issued to the Comman-
DIR sc our Naval forces in the Gull, on the 18th
day Of May last, only two days after the exis-
tasce Of The war had been recognized by Con-
ersss, to place the coast Of Mexico under
Blockade, s scas directed not to obst,1sct the pas
sore Of Santa Anna to yMerico should he return.
-Poie,s Annual .dessage to Congress, Dcc.7 46
Itremains to be seen whether his return may
not yet prove favorable to a pacific adjustment
Of existing difficulties, ibid. E,t
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MEMOIRS OF GEN. TAYLOR.

MEMOIRS OF GEN. TAYLOR.
TO THE PUBLIC. saa
In press and win speedily be published at the Ma
tional Wing Office, by CHARLES w. FENToN, in roy
al octave, 100 pages, with neat cover, ,ses
THE MEMOIRS 1900,
OF
MAJOR GENERAL
ZACHARY TAYLOR.
Pnce 12a cents per single copy. To the trads and
to Clubs, discount Of 81 per cent viii be made
where the number of copies ordered exceeds 6ity.
a. Orders, postpaid, respectfully solicited.
FOR RENT. A. M sal
THREE stories Of the Fountain Buildings, corner
i Of Second street and Pennsylvania avenue. En-
quire at the Fountain Bookstore.
may At U. WARD.
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arrange things 20 SUIT him. There Is an apPTo-
prietion Of some fifty thousand dollars, IL .4i-
ton TO the three millions, - defray the eXPense
of Diplomats intercourse with Mexico. ten.
Benton Il is supposed, wishes II obtain the rDns-
,aand Of the army in Mexico, supercedine
Generals Scott and Taylor. aai 10 unite IN hIH-
self the military Office Of General IN Command,
viii. the civil Office Of Envoy Extraordinary.
His aroY.cd manner OF con1Gciing the :" lr II TO
move in state civil ani iniiitary--the Olive
Branch in one hand and the Sword IN the other :
ana with some extraordinary pageant 70 aStoLlsh
the Mexican people ana army, and dispose them
to peace on our own terms. Besides, the S9,OD0
outfit the 3 900 salary. the Si,53J return al
lo,vance, in addition to the pay and condiments
Of Maior General yields too good crop TO be
lost sight of--fiie aggregate sum IL well worth
contenGing for. Gen. Benton. while hoid1ng his
seat in the Senate, was eligible TO the military
appointing nj, though the office was created viii"
he was member; bat the acceptance Of that Oh
flee or diplomatic appointment would Vacate his
seat in that body. 1t requires elaboration there
fore Should he accept the commission OF MAJ.
General alone, AMI peace soon follow, anu The
commission expire he might nl u aiiiicuit TO re-
gain bis place III The senate, anu =" LETT III prI-
yate life. This il II situation he IS little used 10,
and has no desire ror. Bot if he unite IN him.
self Tie f,r0 Offices, ana enjoy the emo'ume4ts Of
both, lie might surrender las seat III The senate;
and should h.s Offices expire during Mr. Folks
Presidency he would look TO him for some other
place. out Of the enlouinents Of which he might
rcnunerute himself for his great sacrifices.
Since writing The above, we have found the fol!
lowing in Geographic communication from
Washington, dated O'Clock, T. d., on til 4.
instant:
at is rurnorcl in the city this evening that Cen
Benton wiillgaye for Mexico OH Tucsia y--if this
shou4 prove true, It VII most prob LILY D. IL Tie
capacity Of negotiator-' Gin. Gaz,
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A.otaer Ve,o.-His myesty james Knox Po!A'
:. ,hs exercise of the Kingiy prerogaii'e oil MS
80. has again, in effect, vetoed the RIVER ana
8. ,bor Appropriation Bill. He put It into his
-..k.t. The Will of the representatives, OF the
..oole is entirely dsregarded land near 9,ojJ,oJ0
q people must bow in Submission to his will
-. I'LL Of Polk. A people that will taneiy sub
nil 10 such usurpations deserve to be ruled with
al ,hat will not bend TO their rights His nt4
:,.,v. 30 full fed on power, and 50 successful in
-. demands on Congress, has not,in this instance
even deigned to give reason for his conduct
Tba, great rnals,rom, the Mexican war, swal-
lowed uo not only the revenues Of the country;
Int al, tie energies of the administration, are
b,ouyl,, into requisifion to drag into ITS vortex
.,.rv interest Of the country. Thousands Of
ice, have been iost--wyes have been made wld-
ovs. and children orphans, and yet its voracous
navy is not satisfied. All the interests Of the
,eooc are made subscrylent 10 i, and no benefit
can be had to advance the prosperity Of oar own
country.
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Mo r i ROO Z
Darlington, Beaver Co, Pa, Eel

Darlington Beaver Co, Pa, Feb. 50
Dr. u NE.-Dear Sir,-Ny Iitte son,
hen about months old. seized with q
bowel complaint Ii continued for tao Acees
without iAlerG4jSsjou, and notwithstanding t!le
remedies prescribed by respectable Physi-,s-.I.
g4Vc mp thc child victim. We supposed, 10
fatal ,.sease. But | prosi3uo :..si.y heard Il
..jay ne's Ctru;i;latlve, etf"rtnal cure for
bowel coi1n. AMT, ami Immediately dispatches! a
messenger - town seventeen miles oil for a
bottle. 81 the Of This medicine, IL less ia u
tsirty-slX hours the Giseas. was checked. and bg
its Constant se for few GAYS, tn child WAS -
stored perfect hsattt. shortly after JAf@
there occurred Il similar III one Of the FAM
lies OF my congregation. ! prescribed haynes
CarmInatlFe.a ana the result was a speedy cure.
The child. OWING 10 exposure, when re-
Gently coming up the Ohio, vas attacked BY the:
night Beaver Point, ana when our fears were
alarmed lest tho LoaIsc sepulchral cough was
the fOrerunncr o. death, gave Inn a tea
spoonful OF Your ENpectoraEt, and applied some
l!uin!ent to the throat and bfesst;ant before MA
nv minutes the hoafacness was gone, the chii4
breathed freely and slept sweetly Owing 10
these circumstances it cannot 10 WONDERED at
why have 50 high opinion Of your lf.eG.eine<
aHi why aaTise every family TO keep theal ca
hand, ready for any emergency.
Respct ttuily YOURS.
ARTHUR &. BRADFORD,
Pastor of the Presbyterian Church, Dariin@ton.
Pennsylvania.
%-1Nor sale at Irwin Reeds Drug Store
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The Three ,rillions--col Benton.

ooi Folk and his political advisers are net vet
qu,te clear as TO the mode Of Gisposinr the three
,nhiions OF dollars granted by Congress. Gen.
Sass' Is named as among those opposed TO use
hiS moneyto bride Santa Anna to make peace
should Tins wiley Chief succeed IN obtaining this
money as he obtained his free pass into Mexico,
W Jaise prtfeaces, ana the war be continued.
reared that the American people might become
indignant, ami hold the President ana his advise rs
70 stIict account. for srch objectionable bnnder-
ing. They find it difficult to determine how TO
manage tins delicate matter of paving over the
Peoples money 10 foreign enemy at the head
Of hostile army.
zen Benton, has net yet siguiied his accept
S se OF the military office conferred upon him
"nen confirmed he is reported to have said, his
.ceeptance would depend upon circumstances;
1 an DOUBTS are not expressed of his acceptance
ne VIII accept, We have doubt, if he can
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Who TgiunrIs p re vious TO the commence
uent of the Mexican war, the government express
sed their willingness to receive i commissioner
rom our government to settle all difficulties
,bout boundaries but Polk insisted that Mr.. ST
dell should be received as Minister Pienipotc n
,isry and Envoy Extraordinary, or not at all
Mexico persIs,ct--rclused to be cisgraccd--and
tho var commenced. 1t has been prosecuted for
nearly year, and Polk now agrees TO send Cen.
Benton in the simple capacity Of a commissioner
TO treat for peace. Who has triamphed! POLK
gave Mexico a General ia Santa Anna, and that
same General brought him to the terms proposed
before the war commenced.
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uj'Ihc following is the suPret9e Judgement Of
our neghbor Of the Jeiltrsonian: 1--WE do not
'hinA Hunts character such entitled him 10
cent Of damages" Judge not" &c. cighbor.
And again: I'VE have no sympathy for Holo
way \ Davis. Insolent and overbcaring abuse O
infinitely better men than Hunt, or themselves @
mas been the main avocation of their paper. Us
HEY felt themselves in Majority that would sus-
tain them Look here, Mr.. JetIcrson:an, if we
thought that the Supreme Court Of this State
would give Judgment against YOU for 50 600 :,
an action would be commenced instanter, for
giving premature Judgement when you
thought yourself party concerned" DID We
seo ''abuse" You, Judge ID.
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FROM NEW AiENiCO.
~. E:;hScI,'4 account Of the Engagement
VII. the -T@Isca:r.

- - - ~ ~ "
with the 'i'>'"'';is'
IT, The s.. Louis Union publishes
letter from It. hribbrn, giving 4 fun ac-
count of the cne9eement. lis ta.t.r,
which j. dated Doe. : ). SAYS:
Yesterday. (Cnfi-tfEas dat) when VIC
had itl.,. arrived in camn here. viii. abo.t
600 mon, had uasaIiici our anjG1's 40
most Of tie l..ca we're cugogcG in carrying
wood aud water. tie ucns WAS Lt3g4l 49,
10 camp Of thc ouetn> 5 being ia sigh,
aad ad ,anrirr. Il was about 2 clo k,
p. I.a!d he daY was very ploaaani--
oar horses were grazing sot1c distance
from camp 1T Tie litIa NO formed 4 stag =
lice and determined - moe. tn cno.ay rs
infantry. Their attack boin. evidently
Designed On ,ho loft aaI!;. GEAR which was
our wagon train, orr detachment was o.
der! irna t"o extreme night 70 the LET.
VIII il VIC soon took ep ctr position. 0An
piece Of arIi'cr r, - } r2.,ai n .a''ces "nI
I.o regular I fai'fy' D sis : ms ii'o
hundred n'''Iia tfo1PS from - "s-'' com
posed the enemy i1Fe@' ne,or''f'3 20 ''le
best nt"f'n2u Il 90 aimee ifo'n F'r'FI5
of prisoners and tram papers i"Had a.
mong~l TIC baggage on !He it@'d q bAtI!o.
Tho enemy ranged themselves On tie cast
wi;!nn ha't a hA'1 oil oar .'i'''' me noun
tains III lhatf rear ~ oar rear Wa mo
RIVER, WITH l't''a bosh-"ood on is ~
Previous to '"o 'colhlof' q '"oa' rom
their rnnEs cana 'oFf'Fa ""''''>s 4 ''cN
n'9 II "'s .i2.'d' ~ ia ~, \, WIZ" VIM
~" s"''s - o'.' 49, ,o7 ~ NJ"
OF mic pc 80 ~. -
- No. 49, ~ -. l..',,.,''. .,....,l
"3''''''"' = t..i'
CON- IN ~, '.''''' - ".,I'
''si'' ~ I'i' W. - '.'' - -
-. ~. e,.', r..a, ,lrr r.,.,
NIX ,ui. III, ,l.,. ! 49, *, 80, .r
49,. 80 al. ~, ;.
''.s ''''N''.4'''
go 90
r'.'''so .,.'.,,, 49,, 49, 800,
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y! L & Il \ y | & -
s.<.f,ez 10 Gctaa. Interests.

To Carpenters 81: .To.H rs too.
Who " ant EDGE Tools both good ana new. !;
We have them of t!is very best.
~. this Won i find TO b. 10 est
Tins YOU lazy tI.jn& Is som timing Iunny.
But good TOOLS save both time anI money.
We will warrant the temper 70 be good,
To stand tn test III ang wool.
To C0OPERS 100, who shave the slaves,
Good tools Your time anl labor saves.
Tools we viii suit your desires.
They are manufactured by koIp < Nyres.
Truss-hoops we have that good ana round
There is none better to be found.
The price is low--this You will iud
Is any sold Of the same kind.
believe | shall say nothing more,
lust call u; Fletcher < Bentou's store
niehnton1. March eth, 1911. lift
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E7CLECTIC SCHOOL BOokS.-Tha atten-
FL ton of teachers and friends of Education
in Iu&i2na is respectfully solicited TO the above
So ries Of School Books. ] IS believed that they
in the schools aud academic in the west than any
other similar series cxtaLt. One of the best ey-
licences Of this Is to be found in the fact OF their
immense popularity (mlliloas having been sold
AMI raEifiy iRcfeGsiHr safe
The publishers are happy to state that in many
important places in Indiana, their books have
Gently been adopted as text books to the exclusion
Of all other competing works. Richmond In
dianapoIs, Cambridge City, CoanersviIle, Ha-
gerstown, Centrevil!e, Laurel, Fort Wayne, Lo-
glnsport, Lafayette, Covington and Crawfor,!s-
vile, are among the places where these books
have recently been adopted in place of othes
books formerly used.
The following recommendation which has lust
been received from all the teachers of Indlanap-
oils selected from m immense number of recon-
meudations Of similar character, shows the es-
t.laton in which these books are held by teach
ers:
Ialianapo!ie. Jan 9. 1871.
Having fall confidence in the euperior Efficiency
of the Eclectic School Books, in course Of elc-
calculated of any books falling under our MOTTO.
to accelerate the improvement Of the scholar. v {
shall use them in chr schools ana do warmly re
commend the N 70 al interested in the education
= l. johnson, Principal St Mary > Seminary
J. r Stafford, Principal County Seminary.
II. Gee, OF =
L. Holiday, Teacher of Select School
+ Il Il I .s's"<s, Ty.sa,er in rastlc school
A. Jameson. . :.
j.. :. Reynolds, ;. :.
q. II. Keith, =. -
Hiss VI, J. Axtell, Principal Female Institute.
Mrs. ]. P. johnson. of ST. Mary Seminary.
Mrs. f. Richmond, Teacher.
Mrs. c. II Smith,
Miss A q. Parker, %
Miss NJ j Douglass, "
Miss " Reese, .
15-Ihe above School Books published by
W B. Smith & Co, Cincinnati, Ohio; and are
| for sale by Booksellers generally
Richmond, March 3, ici1 loft
| cHAKER-S WAEE.-The subscribers have
- just received AK; now offer for sale. SPLEEN
did lot of Shakers y are: Tubs. Buckets, Bowls,
| Erooms, Charns, alc--which VIII be sold low.
| HAISES * FARQUHiR.
| Richmond, June 80, Isis 2'u
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Farm for Sale or Rent

'ENHE subscriber otEers for sale O. rent, On
L Accommodating terms, sinai!
L arm Of Forty Acres.
lying three miles North Of Richmond, Wayne
county, Indiana, with about Thirty acres 1 1T
state for cultivation For terms, apply To The
subscriber. living mile South-N st Of DUB
lin; or Jutgc >aES PERRY, living III the toy. i
oi Richmond, who wili 81 y the prem
ERASMUS ROSE.
March Is, 1871. l2:Gw
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s RON and NAILS, a well selected lot, Jus
4 received aud offered for sale, bv
May -, i6 HAfNES x FARQUHAR.
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low A.-Thcre had been no election OF Uni
ted States Senators Judges mp to the Iith Of
February, nor does there appear 10 be much prob
ability of such elect during the present Ses
sion. resolution TO ad ourn without Gay on
the a5th Of February passed the House the
ilth. This resolution had been previously &
mended by the following addition. Provided
Judges of the Supreme Court, and Senators to
represent Iowa in the Congress OF the Unite d
States be elected on or before that time but
whether it passed in that shape We are not IN
formed.
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The THREE MILLION Blrr~-T'hat power is
continually stealing from tie many 10 the few IS
proven by the passage of the three million bill.
By the provisions OF that law, Polk, is author
lied to negotiate treaty with Mexico, ana the
moment il shall be notified by that government,
he is authorized TO pay over the three million of
money, and ihcu submit the treaty TO the Amor
lean Senate lie is virtually authorized to ex-
ercse the treaty making power, regardless OF
the constitution, and the consent of the Senate.
Should the Senate reject the treaty, the money
Is lost to US, aud The army Of NtAico viii be fat
tening upon the spoils. 50 much for the scrsii-
ity Of Congresses much for !oco.oco.sm.
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A REcEIpT.-Our friend Clarkson vs., many
Of his patrons sorcly afflicted with IN; un-tc-
milling disease. We regret TO say that this dis
ease is not local-it prevails among orr friends TO
an alarming extent; but we are happy IN beng
able 10 inform those who are laborng under is
bghting effects, that can furnish them with
areceit which vii! produce instantaneous relief
Try it, friends.
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THE UNITED STATES SUPREME GO.

THE UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.
This tribunal closed its session on Saturday:
and adjourned over to til, lst Monday OF Deem
Der next.
On Saturday, March 9Th, the Court decided
the license from Massachusetts,. Ia that
and other Statcs there is Il law prohibiting the
sale Of spirtuous liquors except under certain
RESTRICTIONS, ana in certain quantities. \ suit
was instituted under this law, and Judgment be-
ing given against the defendants, who had viola
ted II, an appeal talseHto the Supreme Court.
The ground Of the aPpea! was that the State had
no authority to make any restriction on the sub
jet, IT being matter Of commerce. over which
the general government had exclusive control -
The cases were very ably argue! in the Supre ne
Court, both at the last ana the preceding term
The Judgment Of the Court was given on Satur-
day, and was III favor of the right Of the state.
topass laws prohibiting the sale of sp.rituous IL
quors, &c.
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El.UapHY. e0aFEE2 g Co.

Wholesale Dcaicrs in Foreign & Domestic.
DRY G. IDS.
No y. Nor1h Third Street 6e,wees H,rkef 81 .
md Tie Cify Notei, PHfL1DftLFIfIA
Z INVITE the attention of Merchants visiting
SPRING GOODS, consisting Of a general as
sortment for the coming season,-in addition
will be found. good assortment ofP.Arv GooDs,
suited 10 FHfESDS' wear; which Will be sold
at the icmcst nf4rkt lrtces.
IN. b Orders, BY mail or otiIerw ise, prompt
" attended to-
Philadelphia. Jan. 70, 1917. 1:3m.
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Z GENERA assortment Of ? Porcelain Teet'i.
a mana featured By ". II. B&s:HINcza, Cir
ciunati. Also Cold AMI Tin Fol, ins:rulsae =,
Sc, kept constantly hand ana for sale hy
J uOWELI.S.
Richmond, March y. 1911 la-tf
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y NEW CATALOGUE

ar BOOKS. belonging 10 the ~. VI. Lite
Z y rary Association" viii he made as soon Us
tie different Boohs,now i'll the hands OF members
rttu:nri! 10 the i.:5rary. The members Hilo
have them therefore requested 10 return tine n
immediately. All the Eooss have - be re-!aoce
and c-numhered BY order Of the Board.
March ., II. L. ". DAVIS. Stc'y.
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Tour friend Jones, u the NIuccnncs sun,
in alluding to the vote given by Msssgs. smith
and MGauPhey on the three million bill, says:
"Poor souls, the people Of their districts VIII at
tend to their cases. Wen, John, .'they viii; :"
in fact, neighbor Jones, ''they wont DO any thing
else Smith has not, and probably VIII not, have
any opposition
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a:c!.sIcslD Eo ut.lE
STOVES, rIouEovy-y.Antc. ana
CASTINGS,
g q "a (, 50 "a p Is - :, q =

8 & e ( IL e Il ices.
TESIiE Undersigned would respectfully Inform
z the public that hc carries tbs Ioundery
business. at the old establishment. lie has noa
on hand, fer sale, a superior lot of SIOt Es,
consisting OF Nos. ] ,, and 3 IMpaovEp FREMIUM
COOKING STOVE aPILMANs IMPROVED CookI>G
sTovE, seven and template Stoves of different
sizes, with general assortment of Prank lin and
splenJid Parlor stoves. AIso,-pots, Kettles
Andirous ana Wagon Roxes. lie also
fActures and makes to orIer-cAAolNG MACHINE,
co:,DEHsEas, SHINING and NAFPING hrACHfSEs,
broad and marrow POWER LOOMS, F1,LIIxG STOVES,
aud all kinds Of machinery used III llanufactur-
ing establishments.
MIL GEIRTNG, orr an MINDS.
made on the shortest notice. He feels confident
in saying that he hes the largest and best selected
lot Of patterns in the Western country for Crjst
aiid Saw Mills. lie has, IN short, the Latest
improvements IN the Mill -Gearing line
TO THOUGH TAxEgs.
lie has patterns for all the good Plourhs iir
use He has Shops Ploughs-right and left
.anded; " oods' Plough, four different sizes; ali
OF which ne Will sell at cITciySAT PRICES. for csr
CHRAsI.iSc: MACHINES.
lie has an excellent. Tnrashng Machine whic-,
he manufactures, and Will sci! for CASH or appro-
we'd TrAt,E. foI case to horses and neatness an =
despatch IN the execution Of work, it Is infe-
rior 70 any IN Use.
The undersigned returns his thanks II "a.
public for the liberal support bestowed upon him.
ana respectfully solicits continuance OF iayors.
il Ali hlaas Of Machinery repaired On short
notice. CASH, WHEAT, or good HORSES, VIII ba
taken in exchange for any Of the above articles
IL His STOVE STORE IS on tie North SID
q han street, opposite tie Richmond bookstore
where customers Wlll Je promptly wastesi
TIIOS. 0'IAEIA
Richmond, Feb. ., lsf7 15a3l,l5