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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-07-17
FhEsH ARRIgAL-
III -Ez w GOODS

- - - u 81 Re
N Is w GOODS
AT TIVE
CHEAP CASH STORE
d - sod
JOHN ALCoRN,
a HATEFUL to the citizens of Lancaster
W and vicinity for the liberal patronage be-
slowed upon him since the arrival of his first
Spring Stock. and feeling encouraged by the
extensive sales, and constant calls for more.
that you are disposed to continue the same
ne mas again fliled up, not with
MAMMOTH STOCK,
but with stock sufficiently large to enable
him to supply every man, woman and child
with every thing they need IN fact, it has be-
come proverb that what you can't get at Az
coRN's there's no use in asking for any where
else.
We have every description of
FANCY & STAPLE DRY-GOODS,
me quality, quantity and price of which cannot
fail to please the closest BUYERS.
Our stock of
BOOTS & SHOES,
comprises every thing usually found in fins
line, which notwithstanding the great advance
IN this article, we are selling al our former low
prices.
We have good supply of
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
for men and boys, Of all sizes and quality, or
will Manufacture to Order any thing in this
line, from our large stock of
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES & VEST
INGS,
or Goods for Mems Summer Wear, made to fit
AM f,try, fachio
OF what is needed in the way of
BUILDERS AND FURNISHING,
HARDWARE,
enables us to supply those who want anything
in that line, with better article and at lower
prices than any of our neighbors.
We have large number Of
HATS & CAPS,
and a beautiful stock of
CROCKERY & QUEENS WARE
and we have taken advantage of the present
low prices, to amply supply ourselves with
Large stock Of
CHOICE
FAMILY GROCERIES,
which we will sell as cheap. wholesale or re-
tail, as the same can be bought in Grant Co
And not forgetting the Ladies, we have bot
charming stock of
BONNETS & RIBBONS,
of the Latest spring Fashions, besides some of
the incest Dress Goods and Dress Trim
mings outs with many other articles
WHICH THE LADIES WILL HAVE
but why enumerate? Our Stock is large and
carefully selected, with direct reference to this
market; and our arrangements are such, that
we shall be constantly receiving additions to il
during the entire season; thus giving purcha,
sers the advantage of making their selections
from stock fresh and new at all times, and at
prices uniformly low as quick sales and small
profits, is the motto of the Cheap Cash Store
JOHN ALCORN
Lancaster, May Goth, 1854 T27
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Cash for Wheat.

TEyHE subscribers will pay the highest mar
n ket price, in cash, for Wheat delivered
lat their Warehouse in potosi.
'Sf1 MACKENZIE & AUGUSTINE.
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TO EMIGRANTs, sQUATTERs

AND THE LANDLESS POOR.
Ct THE undersigned would say, that
I'm he has constantly on hand PLATs,
OLA. g. IL showing all Vacant Lands within the
County of Grant-their distance and locality
from the county seat, the Mississippi & Wis
consin Rivers; and is ready at all times to show
any of the above lands, on reasonable terms.
THe will keep his books constantly posted
of all entries as they are made at Mineral
Point. S. GOODRICH.
Lancaster, Wis. I5ltf
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List of Letters

SSASN VA A[NObNA0
n EMAINING in the Post-office at Ian
4 caster, Wisconsin, July 1st, 1854:
Adkins, Miss Missouria McDemott, Elisabeth
Baty, Henry Munns, Robt.
Brown, j. B. McGraw, Ransom
Cusly, b. M. Mears, silas
Coney, Miss N. J. McLenathan, Mrs II.
Chambers, James McAuley, FL. w.
Delay, David Merrick, Sam'l
Doendo, M. Antoen Oclerich, F.
Darnell, Joseph Potter, Joel
Elliot, Thos.-2 Pollock, VIM.
Enst, Frederick bud Pafford, VIM.
Esterbrook, M. H. Russell, Mrs. Margret
Gilgan, James Kicks, Isaac
Grendy, Joshua Reynolds, Thos.
Castor, ]. I. Rogers, Ed.
Hudson, James Rood, Representative
Hodges, II. w. Rice, J. B.
Hodges, VIM. Smith, Ed.
Hayden, Joseph Stone, VIM H2
Hull, Wm.--2 Sisson, A. ].
Hunt, Geo. Savery, Jno.
Hal, $, +. Townsend, S. W..
Irish, Ca'eb Weller, Sam'l
Jeffries, Representa- We Weller, Mrs. Elizabeth
Keith, Adam, Jr. Wright, Mrs. R. M.
Lowton, z. A. Watkins, II. F.--2
Martin, M. w. Young, Representative
McAu'ey, Wm.--2
3t-2] F. P. LISCUM, Postmaster
Persons calling for any of the above let
ters will please say they are advertised.
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BONNETS & RIBBONS.

ZINC PAINT.--A supply OF this ce!ebra-
III ted Paint, unsurpassed for BODY and uni
form wHITENEss--just received, and for sale
by JOHN ALCORN.
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Cash Paid for Hides,

VOU can always get Gelana prices, in cash
4 for Beef Hides, at the Peoples Store
ID. 7. PARKER.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-07-17

STONE-WARE-a new supply of stone
- ware just received and for sale by
JOHN ALCORN.
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X RIND STONES, of Superior grit; also,
M Patent Friction Rollers for running them.
for sale cheap, by JOHN ALC0RN.
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ID EMAINING in the Post-offce at Ian
IA caster, Wisconsin, July 1st, 1854:
Adkins, Miss Missouria McDemott. Elisabeth
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THE UNDERSIGNED IS NOW PREPARED TO PAY
THE HIGHEST MAHKET PRICE IN CASH ron WHEAT.
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Probate Notice.

b. B. SLAUGHTER, County Judge.
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fro BE cosrlruED /
T. L. GALLEHER,

OF LouD0UN COUNTY, VIRGINIA,
TEACHER OF VOCAL AND PIANO MIIsIc.
NM Whose education was completed
kHX2y ct the New York Normal Musical Insti-
UA9t tute, offers his professional ssrvices Ia fhs
- citizens Of Richmond. His Office l. Il tie
Powhatsn House. -
RESERENcEs.--Rev.T r. v. Moore, D. D., Pastor LIT
Presbytsrian ChurehI Rev J. B. Jster, D. D., Passor
Sd Baptist Church; Rev. Joseph Davis, D. D., Psstor
Centenary Church; Rev. Z: n Lee. D. D Editor Of
Christian Advocates Rev. Shelton Hays D. D., r. u.
Richmond District Rev. Nj. Read, b. D., Pastor
unitcc Presbyterian Church; O. r. Baldwin, Esq,
Editor Dispstsht ~. Ballard, Esq: Exehanss He.
tel, Richmond; Gen. Asa R0keFs MiddleburG Lea.
Soun county, Asv. 4. u. Il. Boyd D. D. Psstnr Of
rsesbyteFien Church, Winchester, W.; Rev. Bernard
H,n.sley Pastor o. Hsptist Church, Clarke sesnty,
no 8-lm.
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THE only infallible Medicine known. -
Il BURROWS ELIXIR VITA-The original ar

VIE only lnfallibl6 Medicine known. -
l. BURROWS ELIXIR vITA-The original ar.
ticie in all its purity Quick and powerful its viz.
tues are proverbial-in 30 many instances having
raised from the very verge of the tomb the subjects
malls of the most exalted character from individuals
and testify In the descriptive circular
may be found one from the Masonic and Odd Fellows
Lodges of Norfolk The medicines able to give relief
numerous and valuable but If persons willina
to suspend their use and submit to course Of ELK.
tR VITA, cure at once can be effected in ord nary
cases, only one or two weeks being required, and
those egarded utterly ncurable only three four
weeks. 1t will thoroughly purify the blood. In
scrofula, Rheumatism, indigestion, &c, it stands
alone. Its action the Bowels, Liver and Kidneys
are direct and efficient. DEPRIVED humors In the
circulation affect the vital or5sns. course Of two
or three weeks will relieve the system Of all morbid
matter, reaction ensues, uncomfortable appetite
with high and vigorous health the result. In deep
and heavy colds, that often end in rapid Decline
nothingia comparable. For mercurialand syphilitic
diseases it IL truly the only medicine known, not
leaving vestige of the disease Pursue the course
above, unless the bones have commenced decsying.
If 20, at the end of three weeks suspend its use
weeks, recommence, and at the end of three weeks
the body will be restored to Its original health.
We have just been put in possession of liberal
supply Of the above invaluable medicine, the won.
derful curative powers Of which are proverbal.
PURCELL, LAOD CO..
JACKSON B. WOOD,
GRUBBS APPERSON,
fe 2@Iy Druaaiatn
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CIGARS, SEGARS, SEGA S.-The
- subscriber has opened SEGAR STORE. No: 6
Wall street, where he has large lot of Havana Be-
ceiving large suppes all of which he will sell cheap
for cash. Hotel keepers and others would do well
to give me q call before purchasing elsewhere, os
they will find it to their advantage. Being connect.
ed with the largest importing AID manufacturing
houses in Philadelphia will enable him to sell cheap.
M 16-f1stIk s. GRIFFIN.
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nANIEL HAGERTY, BELL AND
IL BRASS FOUNDER, having opened Foundry
ON 10th street, between Main and Cary streets, is
prepared to execute orders for all kinds OF and
Ornamental Brass and Composition CASTINGS,in
workmanlike manner.
As he is prepared to cast every day, persons want
ing work done can be accommodated in few hourS
notice.
All kindsof Ship, House and Church BELLsmads
to order.
patronage from the publieis respectfully solicit
ed.
N B.-Highest cash prise paid for old metals.
INV 2@9m
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ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS RE

|nNE HUNDRED DOLLAR RE-
" wARD.-Ran away from the subscriber yes
terday morning. my dining room servant. Will
LIAM. He i slender made; light eompiexion. a;
grown. He had on, whom he, left black coat, pair
Of plaid pantaloons, and cap. He may be prepar-
log to 20 North or to Norfolk where he was raised.
| will give reward of &25 if arrested in this city,
$50 IL taken OF the vicinity of Richmond or 500
If arrested out of the State.
no 15-ts WIN. GRAY.
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EI0HrH 81. ENGLISH sCHoOL.

T SHALL resume school September 18Th
my NH q Sth sfrsst. 8 teacher u the EnaIisk
Primary bnnches-- nsadine. Writipes Speliine Csc
gfsphys ATithmetic end 0famEDsr. During eli TN
solicit the sems favorable considofneiens pEemsa.l
the aeepest intersstin my pupils morally, regousJ
and that they may leave my innuenee
wiser, bstteTs stss1isr boys tkan they wers when
they came to me
Cts II. r. TAYLOR.
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GROCERY AGENCY IN THE VAL
NJ LEY.-I have appointed GEORGE STUFF
my Agent to carry on the GROCERY Business at
the stand lately occupied by him Seventeeth st !,
between Broad and Grace streets Said Stutz has
authority to buy and sell in said business for cash
MY; but for cash he can offer Inducements to Gus
toners. WILLIAM A. SMITH.
p. s. Please give me a call.
8 no 2D-2w* GEORGE 8. STUFF AIT
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IRATES AND FENDERS.-Five Hun.
Nj drad Enameled f3RATER ana FrNnERa 10,

NJ dred Enameled CRATES and TENDERS for
sale ct reduced prices The subscriber hes for sale
the largest stock of CRATES and TENDERS ever
before offered for sale in this city, Of his swn mann.
facture. The Crates embrace all tho various kinds
and patterns such ~ square topped Gothic, Liptc,
Circles, TO-. with beautiful rounding Fenders Sum.
NOR Pieces, &c.. to match.
Orders for Crates Tenders, &C., from town and
country punctualy attended to and carefully
Merchants purchasing to sell again, will be supped
1t the lowest northern prices with the usual discount
off for cash by Wholesale.
Apply at my Bell and Brsm Foundry, on Main be-
"a 2S.Sm. SAMUEL D. DENOON.
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NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS!!-Th,

IN undersigned has just returned from the North.
ern cities where he purchased in person, large and
extensive select stcck Of FANCY AND STAPLE
DRY GOODS, principally for cash, at exceedingly
low prices and will sell the same at small advance
on cost In the assortment will be found solid. col.
ored French Mouslins, fine Cd French Merinoes, In
variety of coons plain and figured Cashmeres; EN-
broidery, in great variety; black Silk trimming
Lsces; fine Cloths in all coiors for Ladies' Cloaks
large stock French Corsets; with endless variety
of SilkB colors in ashes Of roseA tan, stone, plaid
and black and brocade For good bargains call at the
cheap store of NORRIS w. hOSE,
oc 6-9m 2nS Broad street.
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ERUIT TREES.-The subscribers are

ERUIT TREES.-The subscribers are
prepared to execute, at short notice. orders for
Fruit Trees from the celebrated Nursery of Joseph
Sinton Sons. OF Henrico county. Va. The known
superiority OF their Trees over those of Northern
growth. ana THE CERTAINTY OF GETTING WHAT is
ORDERED TO THE LETTER, should alone findepen.
dent OF patronizing citizens) be an induces
home.
Catalogues containing instructions for planting can
ct ell times be had on application at store will
be sent BY mail free of postage.
Address c. ]. SINTON 4 CO..
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DAGLAND & BROTHER have remOv.
IL ed to the store Main street, nearly opposite
the Farmers Bank, and next door above the Custom
House lot and would be happy to see their friends
and customers there. oc 16-ts
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THE ART OF DANCING.
CHAS. A. MCEVOY has the hon,

"a of again announcing TO the citizens of Rich.
Az mord that he will commence hie next annual
ed4 course of instruction in the above desirable
compisbment at the CORINTHIAN HALL,
(mechanics Institute, on Thursday afternoon, Dec
7th, at O'Clock, for young Ladies, Misses and Mas
ters, and for Gentlemen On the evening of the
day at u o'clock.
Mr.. M. viii have associated with him Mr.. L. WAR.
ROCK, gentleman who has taught successfully in
the South and West and whose style of teaching 10
the same.
The new dances La Hasovian and Gorlitza Schos-
fische, will be introduced this season.
The Young Lad es', Misses and Masters Claes will
meet every Thursday afternoon at o'clock and Sa-
turday mornings at 10t O'Clock. The Gentemen's
Class will meet on Thursday and Tuesday evenings
at II O'Clock.
But courss OF lessons will be given. Terms
$i0 All persons who desire joining the Classes and
parents who intend entering children should do 30
dur1g the first week of the School; and no pu-
pills will be taken after the School will have been in
session ten days de 2-7t
Enquirer, Wing. Bulletin. Post and Examiner copy
tirEes.
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Holm w DAVIES

JOHN w. DAVIES,
PRACTICAL STONE CUTTER AND MASON,
SOUTH SIDE OF DOCK. NEAR MAYos BRIDGE.
- Monuments Tombs, Vaults, and all kinds OF
Stone work for Burying- Grounds, &c., executed With
ueatness and dispatch. oc S0-ts
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DAN AWAY-On the 18Th inst LAR.
RICH'D MALONE.

OAK BAGS no C0FfEE;
80 &, z H. Yses x c1a: .i n.s,.sass
Wi, 5. "a 81 81 49, 3 "a. 20 so..ssn.ss.
del nACONt UAoxE1vILh.
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nISSOLUTION.-T CO-partnership
IL heretofore existing between J. HENRY EUs
TACE, JR.. and JOHN APPLEYAND, is from this
date dissolved.
JOHN HENRY EUSTACE, JR. will close the
concern and who is alone authorized to the name
of the Concern.
TH E Undersigned will continue the
COMMISSION and FORWARDING BUSINESS,
together wit his reghtng Busne So; and he begs
of the Merchants of Richmond continuance of their
farors. JNO. HENRY EUSTACE, JR.
no l8-lm
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EXCHANGE OFFICE OF
WILLIAM III RI Ely,
NO. PEARL ST., RICHMOND.
EXCHANGE on New York, Baltimore,
IL Philadelphia and Boston. bought and sold.
The HIGHEST PREMIUM paid for Gold and Sill
yer.
terms
North Carolina and South Carolina BANK NOTES
bought and sold. no H-t8D
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GMTTH'S DYSPEPSIA CORDIAL, for
~ the cure of Dyspepsia, Flatulence, Nervous De-
blity, Torpid Liver and all diseases arising from De-
rangement of the Digestive Organs.
CERTIFICATES.
NEW YORK, April 20, 1852.
hereby certify thatI have used Dr.. William q.
Smiths Dyspepsia Cordial. and have obtained the
most beneficial results. consider it the only sure
cure for Dyspepsia and would recommend any per.
son afflicted with that disease to it.
L. B. LENT.
PHILADELPHIA, May 8, 1852.
would advise all who afflicted with Dyspepsia
to use Dr. Smiths Dyspepsia Cordial. was afflicted
with that disease three years, during which time
tried everything that could be recommended and
without relief One bottle of the Dyspepsia Cordial
effected perfect cure of me, and / am now as
healthy as have ever been. have witnessed the
same effect on Others consider this a certain cura
Tor d. spepsia. HENRY DUNLAP, ~
Coachmaker, 70 Crown st.
PHILADELPHIA, March 18th, 1885,
DIR. SMITH-Dear SIR Your Dyspepsia Cordial had
tn most wonderful and instantaneous effect me-
Having suffered with Dyspepsia for some time was
induced to give it trial felt relief from the first
time tookit Two bottles effected complete cure
have given 1t to several of my friends and invaria.
bly, with the same result.
Yours truly, wv. FITCH,
Washneton House.
For sale by ]. B. WOOD, and
ALEXR DUVAL,
auZ8-5m Agents for Richmond, Va.
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ICORICE, FLOUR, &c.--The subscri
IL Der has now in store, and Offers for sale
SO cases ferdinand and isabella Licorice Paste
20 do Ottomano do do
IS do Sanford 40 do
Is do TIE do do
20 do Crea do Stick.
so do p. X g. do Al
$50 bbls Rragg's Family Flour
400 lbs. prime black Tonqua Beans
IS half boxes Lovering's double Loaf Sugar
20 bbls. do Crushed "a
JNO. A. ROBINSON.
oc 10 Corner Gary and Virginia streets.
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A CARD.

I BEG respectfully to inform my friends
Il and the public, that am in the house of
Msssrs. SMITH HARDWOOD, Nc. IS Main street,
sign of the broad-sxe where it would afford pleas
urs to them and to supply them with any goods
N the HARDWARE LINE. have been employed
in the house of Mr. Theo Robertson for about fifteen
years, and partner with him and Mr. VIM. B. Gates
from the 1st August 1851 to LIST July 1854, and any
orders entrusted to from the patrons of Robert
son, Gates Radcliffe, would be very thankfully
ceived, and have the best and most careful attention
of the house in which l am now employed.
no 6-lm ]. w. RATCLIFFE.
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THE PATENT ROTARY SMOOTH
u ING IR0Ns-as sxhihitsd 4 the Hsir Of the
engaged them By us. Wa have also suppiv al thssc
hend whish are for ssie st manuiictnrefi priess
The ladies are especially invited to exanipe thsm
03EBBINo PULLEN
No Il l0i Broad Il.
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A DAMS & CO.'S NEW YORK, VIR.
IA GINA AND NORTH CAROLINA STEAM
SHIP EXPRESS, PER UNITED STATES MAIL
sTEAMERS ROANOKE AND JAMESTOWN, TO
AND FROM NEW YORK, RICHMOND, Pc
TERsBURG, &c, &c, &c-Having effected arrange.
ments with the U. s. mail line Of steamers from New
York to Norfolk and Richmond fors fEcIAL EXPRESS
PRIVILEGES ON that route, we noU prepared to
receive and forward to and from New York, MER-
CHANDISE and PACKAGES of every description
with dispatch and at greatly reduced rates.
Our Express will leave New York every Wednes
day and Saturday per splendid steamers ROANOKE
and JAMESTOWN alternately Goods will be re.
ceived at our New York office, SO Broadway until 81
O'Clock, p. M, on the day of sailing.
Merchants and others ordering goods from New
York, are requested to order by adams CO.'S
STEAMSHIP EXPRESS
Our Inland Express will run heretofore, leaving
New York and Richmond daily, In charge OF special
messengers All Goods not marked to 20 via the In
land route. will be forwarded by the Steamer Ex.
'''' J. L. McDoNoUeH, Agent, Richmond.
NOTIOE.-Expres packages for Nor
folk, Petersburg and Richmond, intended for ship
ment per steamers Roanoke or Jamestown, WIN
hereafter be received BY ADAMS 4 CO., 50 Broad
way who are the only authorized agents for Express
privileges by those steamahips.
LUDLAM L PLEASANT8,
1e 6-ts IS Broadway, New York.
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HOOFLAND'S GERMAN BTTTER6.
forsais at the Propsstor.s prices, wholssaIs or
rssait ~ BENNETT 0EERs,
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NJ Office All persons having claims
IN against the Estate of HENLEY D. CLoPToN, de.
ceased will present them to me; and ell indebted to
said estate, will settle imme dately, longer ndul
gence cannot be allowed.
E. A. ]. CLOPTON,
no Cts Admir- of Henley D. Clopton, decd.
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EIFTY DOLLARS REWARD

i Runaway from the subscriber, ON Tuesday
morning, the 5th Of November. his negro woman,
LAViNiA She !. about "a years of age 5 feet hixh.
several others decayed In front. She l. from Rich
mond County, whore thiak she viii try end get TO-
@. n. though she formerly belonged to Ma Mont.
geometry Of Richmond couaty. win give the above
reward Of Twenty-Five Dollars for her apprehsnson
jail % that can get her
~ AL expenses paid
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elevatione (Cries of no, NOD He went for the rule
requiring the largest vote to nominate because he
thought 1t would give the most powerful nominee.
incidentally, in alluding to the Temperance Socie-
ties' MI. C. disclaimed any offensive meaning He
considered the great cause OF temperance the
handmade OF the religion of Jesus Christ This
ana one other passage OF very devout invoca 10
Mr. CT p1es' ~
Mr.. McMullen spoke of his delicate situation. II
having been minated that Congress was manufac.
turing Governor of Virginia. He Unclaimed be.
ing mere as congressman. He was there as Q de.
iegate from scott, and had nothing to do with anv
movement at Washington to influence the actor x,
this Convention. He would support anv IN tbs
prominent men named, properly nominated IN
had had personal difficulty with one of them fMr
Wise It was supposed) which was settled honorsblv
BY gentlemen who knew how tosettle difficulties (
MIR. Nom going on with references to the nomi
nees, and the Convention getting impatient there
were cries of question:" and Mr. KEsNA called
ar. McM to ORDER on the ground that the merits Of
nominees were not under conside ration.
The Chair decided Mr. Mem. to be in order.
M ksnNA explained his desire to be to facilitate
Procceoings Mr.. Mem. informed him til at when
&c ~ wsnsed his advice he would ask II (Cheera)
s.,.n nhSsA do not take enough interest Ia that
IA s.nsh.s give MIN counsel u any time (cheers
M Mem. intimated that he took no more interes,
70 Mr. than that gentleman did IL hin, n
Acn vent o. % ssy that there was an Eastern md
the East ana tbs West Thai would Ss ,s.lsS \,
65, not sooner; the Convention to alter lie Con-.
etttution had surrendered the rights of The Wsss
nr. Mem. was here greatly Interrupted BY cries 81
Question" He was UNDERWOOD IA the interyaIs
ihat we're afforded, % ssy. that u tho nomination
course indicated u the conduct Of tho Convention
yeessday va p b followed out, would produce
2 revolution IN theparty. Great uproar With a.
p'snss' ana Misses, and cries 20 "0rder")
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pICHMOND SODA w A TER AND
IL BOTTLING ESTABLISHMENTS set.
tied fact that the only genuine article of Bottled
SODA WATER, in the city, is put up by M. Nc
C0RMACK, who datters himself that he 10 able to
compete with any mandatory, either North or
South, having been engaged in the business for
years past.
To avoid imposition, be sure to call for M McCOR-
MACK,S SODA WATER.
N. B: All orders, either from city country,
promptly attended to.
Soda Water Porter and Ale delivered in all parts
of the city daily.
All persons having my bottles, will please return
them Immediately. NJ. MCCORMICK,
&C Its No. 500 Broad at.