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DOR THE CONFERENCE.-THE
Il POION. OR HEALING BALM.-on. OF the
uss. For chapped face and hands 1t s unsurpassed
speedily removing all roughuess irritabty OF tho
skin and rendering il by constant soft and smooth
IL contains no oil other greasy substances and 10
entirely harmless being free from all corrosive and
deleterious admixture. Prepared only by.
PURCELL, LADD co, Druggists,
no 15 81 Main 81.
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CUPER PHOSPHATE LIME DE
- Burg's celebrated Super Phosphate Lime-a
most superior fertiizer which has beer fairly tested
and produced the satisfactory results. For the
merits of this article refer to Mr. Richard Ssmp-
son. Goechlan county; Maj. Jesse Snead Redmond
city; Mr. Jos Fuqua, Bucking ham county; Mr.. Jesse
l.. Maury. Albemarle county; and others who have
used it. For sale by
no2 Richmond Va.
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ENrlnE SATISFACTION SEEMS TO BE GIVEN

ENTIRE SATISFACTION SEEMS TO BE GIVEN
to all who make use of STABLER'S ANODYNE
CHERRY EXPECTORAkT and DiARRHCEA
CORDIAL At least such the assertion made by
thirty odd Of the most respectable IT erch ants
of Maryland, Virginia and North Carolina, who
that they have never known any remedies to be
efficient these IN the diseases tor which they
prescribed. This, although very gratifying Is
not Singular when it remembered that the recipes
from which these medicines compounded are IL
strict accordance with edIca science, their COM
ponent parts carefully selected from pure and
d'lterated drugs, and approved bv hundreds Of ex-
perienCed physicians. For Coughs, Colds, ana dis
of the lunss and throat, the AnOdynG Cherry
EXpectorant is believed to be equaled while the
Diarrhrs Cordial il the best remedy known for di
OF the bowels See descriptive pamphlets, to
be had gratis of the agents. Price for each only so
cents or Six bottles for So SO
Z. Fl. sTABLER j. CO. PfopretoIs.
Wholesale Druggists, RaltiGIafa
PURCELL, AADD L Co,
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And By Druggists AID Lie4 shanls generally through
out Viz sinis. no l3-dasI2t

ImPORTA TO Stock GROWERs.-In
looking through the exhibition of stock the Fair
Grounds to-day, was particularly interested in
aulinng the splendid mules and fine breeding mares
well as some beautiful blooded horses. They will
compare tavorably with the recent exhibitions at
New Haven Conn, or Brattleboro', VT.
One thing, however, noticed, which should be at.
tended to by stock aiseIs II they would have their
animals perfect and smooth IN their limbs. Many of
the horses and mules too have Indications of lint
wind CALLS SPAWN and sVseeny on their limbs. These
defects easily rerneded and removed. if taken in
time; ard nothing has ever proved SO successful
the MEXICAN MUSTANG LiNIMENT.
Its also certain remedy for saddle harness CALLS
spraiDs bruises scratches, aud will remove film
from the eyes, even after the sight is entirely OBJ
scured
1t is equally eificacous for, any complaint OF human
beings requiring an external application, such
sores, burns, bruises chspped hands feet or
caked breasts, nipples, piles, and infalibe
remedy for rheumatism. TRY
For sale in Richmond by PURCELL, LADD& l. CO,
Main and 18th streets, and by all dealers in
medicines no4-1mw4t
PICuT's ExTRAcr OF WILD CHERRY and
WooD NAPHTHA-The great Panaces for Coughs,
Colds Group and all 6esses of the throat and lungs
Pre- pared by z. j. PiCOT Main ST., and sold by VIM.
2. Ladd Broad st. no7-2w
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mh25

ONE HUNDRED DOLLA 4 8 RE
" WARD.-Ranawayf from the subscriber ON the
10th inst, Negro Man named CHARLES; hes
about q years of age, feet or inches nfn, sn m
smelt: he has mother now living at Old Point, to
which place believe he has gone ! will give the
above reward to any person WHO VI, aenvet nsm 70
=, o1As' a - 90. -,
iY % No. wan stIeot, uhoei VIZ holeI.
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DORCELAlN LINED PRESERVING
J. KETTLES and SAUCE PANS "A full assort.
sment of every size; just received and for sale by
C. j. SINTON L. CO,
no ls Sign of Circular Saw, II Main 81.
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nOCT. CONWAY las removed to The
~ house on Governor street, next door TO Mrs
Cla'borne's Boarding House, and opposite the Gov
ernor's House. oe 23--ts
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CHARLES r. HARRI.YS,

HOUSE, SIGN AND ORNAMENTAI. PAINTER,
10th st., between Main and Cary.
sF- All work entrusted to his care will be faith
fully and promptly erecuted. Sc e20--Sm
JAMES Z HEATH & RICHARD NJ
CARY, Commissioners in ChaRcery.-Otfice in VIII
Building, fronting Franklin st oc9
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DOGGETp & RSON,

UFHULhT EhkRS AND FAfER HANOERb,
Corner Of G0ccrnOr and FrQnktisl Streets,
HANE now in store, their Fall Stock of
n French and American PAPER HAEGINGS,
CURTAIN GOODS, CORNICES BANDS, CORDS,
TASSELS, Lace aud Muslin CURTAINS. Table
aud Floor OIL CLOTHS, WINDOW BLINDS,
Transparent SHADES. BEDS MATTRESSES, &c O.,
which they will sell or work Up TO order the
most reasonable terms.
We are also prepared to execute PAPER HANG
ING and UPHOLS TERING promptly, in the city
country &C 2-3m
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| IFE ASSURANCES ON SLAVES RE

IFE ASSURANCES ON SLAVES RE
~ suMED AT FORMER RATEs.-The Rich
appearance of cholera,) have resumed Insurance. ON
the Life OF Slaves, ut the former rates of premium
without the eTtra charge.
The prompt and liberal adjustment. of ira los.e,
and being strictly Home Institution entities it to
the liberal patronage Of the public.
All information relative to Life Insurapces will ba
cheer9y furnished application at the office, cor
ner Of Main and 9th streets "
JNo. FL BosHER. Sec'y. se2e
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MRS A. b. S. COLE may in future be
w found at the Arlington House, where she will
be happy to receive application for q few more Pu-
pills in Singing and on the Piano. Her musicsl re
ferenceB are Prot GEO WEBB of Boston, and WIN.
EIRCEsT WALLACE, Esq. of New York. And she
is kindly permitted TO refer to Rev. Mr.. WOOD
BRIDGE, HUBERT LEFEBvRE, Esq, and Mrs. Dr. Ca
BELL If This city. no 9-Sw
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DAILY DISPATCH.
BY J. A. COWARDIN.

fhe DAILY DISPATCH 10 served to subscriber.
at SIX AND A QUARTER CENTS PER wEEE payable
20 the Carrier weekly. Price for mailing, 81 year
In advance.
The WEEKLY DISPATCH is Issued every Fri.
tav and mailed to suhscrihers az 81 per annum
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LAh6E O1oCh Or
SUPERB READY-MADE CLOTHING.
In anticipation Of very heavy trade du-
i ring ,he State Fair, have had manufactured and
am receipt this week, of very large ADDITIONS to
my stock of Winter Clothing, compiisine all of the
very latest of every variety and quality Of
Over Goats Fancy Cass Pants
Basiness Coats Black Doeskn 40
Dress do Grey do do
Hunting do SaLinett DO
Vests In endless variety, Of black and fancy veivec
silk, cashmere, satin merino, &c.
Robe de Chsmbres
Furnishing Goods, such Shirts. Collars, Crsvats
Ties Stocks, Hdkfs, Gloves, suspeuders, Sochs MO.
ney Belts. Sc Merino and Blk Under Shirts and
Drawers <..
Capes Pants lie sgins Chair Cushions, 40, q manu-
fsctureIs prices.
call NV stock 10 good deal too heavy for . sulI
winter and shall be greatly reduced the soso
Of the Fair at unusually low prices Tor cash.
Opposite Eagle Square.
NIB Also, q good supply Of Trunks ana CsIpse
Rss. on hand Cash can get them wthf nt pfont--
times are unusually hsrd-money 10 wanted.
% E-9Ae.s =. y. =
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Jew CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT.

NEW CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT
NO. 1856 MAIN STREET.
II D. KEELING would respectfully in
Is form his friends and the public generally that
he has taken he stand lately occupied by Mr. j. 4.
Fulford for the purpose OF conducting the CLIO.
THING and MERCHANT TAILORING business In
all of its brsuches and is now receiving from ire
Northern markets large supply OF Fall and winter
Clothing, consisting of
Plain and fancy Cashmere Pants
Velvet :"
" Silk
Cloth and Cashmere Over Coats
Black Cloth Tklmas
Operas
Genteme ms urnisbing Goods.
PS JAS. LIVINGSTON wsuld inform his friends
and the public generally, taat he has connected hir
self with d. Keeling and would be pleased TO see
them at the new stand oc Z-ts
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0NE PRICE JEWELLERY STORE. No

bNE Ph1CE JEWELRY STORE, No.
" ISL Main street-To such of the e;t;,ans 49,
strangers visiting the city. as are not apprsed Of
tbet the scs s we would now respectfully make Known
not profess to sell at less than cost or cheaper
every other person, but will continue to offer our
gooos at the smallest living profit. We avail our.
article sold by US, shall be of the quality represented
at the time Of sale MYERS IsHRE
noe Sisn nF tba ill.,; 80 80,
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x / C d Ii @ ND, VA:
SETTLEMENT OF THE soULE AFFAIR.

MONDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER 20, 1854.
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THs OPERA--The Italian Opera Company in
meXieawe about to proceed to Havana at last
accounts. The chief members were Fiorentini,
stefanone, Marin Beneventano, Bottesini, and
Signorita Bandini performer on the violin Ben
eventano, however was about retiring from the
stage 1t is said that he belongs to rich family in
Italy, and left his fathers house at an early age
against the will of his parents, to join an opera
company. His family have now become reconci
ed to him, and his mother has assigned to him
large amount of money on the condition above
mentioned.
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OFFICE RICHMOND FIRE AssorN

OFFICE RICHMOND FIRE AsSoTN.}
NOVEMBER ls.. 1854
4 I a meeting of the Board of Directors,
~ held this date, Mr., JAMES c CRANE was
unanimously elected Pr seent of the Richmond Fire
Association, vice James Bosher deed.
Be- order of the Board of Directors.
no2-ts JNO. II. BOsHER. Secretary
NEW STOCK OF FALL AND WIN
~ TER DRY GOODS.-I have Just opened an
entire stock Of
FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS,
which were purchased in the Northern markets, on
the mos; favorable terms. | prepared TO offer
great inducements to purchasers. Among the as
sortracut may be found
Ladies Dress Goods of eli styles
EulbrodeTies and Laces
Hosiery, Gloves, Ribbons, &c.
ALSO,
good assortment for Gentlemen Boys and Ser
vants "esr-with large stock of Domestic Goods
and Fancy Articles.
The public are respectfully invited 20 give
call, as am determined 10 sell cheap any other
house in the city. Il. ROSENFELD
Sc i3-Sm l75 Broad at
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faon MExIco.-We copy the following iromth'
N. Q. Picsyune of the 1lth inst.

FROM MExIco.-We copy the following fromthe
NJ. Picsyune Of the 11th iust.
The Sisio XIX, of the Cd inst, quotes state.
men1, made by the Diario Official, on the authori.
y of private letters, dated at Teloapan, Oct %,
@ s1at the Governmenr troops had gained considera.
PIE advantage over body OF revolutionists at a
place called Puerto de Csyuca or Campo de Guer.
rero The latter were led by Anacleto Favares.
ana S ins Government troops, commanded by Col.
francisco Rosendo Moreno. The revolufionists
were completely routed, two hundred were dead
on the held, two pieces of artillery and other arms
were captured, and the positions taken The Gov
Coyuca VI
Inc English and French inhabitants of the city
o. o. mexico had grand illumination on the night OF
king OF Sevastopol!
ne Mexican blockading squadron at Acapulco
nas met with sad disaster. Onthe 10Th ofAugust,
Iu5iens storm prevailed In the vicinity and dam
ased the three unfortunate vessels so much that
ol theu, the schooner Santa Anna, foundered with
all na6ds, soldiers and crew, amounting to about
seventy, on board. The only person who escaped
was the cook The occurrence took place off Lo-
relo The fate of one of the other two, the schr
siuerrero, Is not known. The third the corvette
santa Anna, sustained extensive injury.
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-
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
RICHMOND AND DANVILLE RAILROAD co.
III IL L seventh annual meeting of the
L Stockholders of the Richmond and Danville
Railroad Company will be held in the City of Ri, H.
moud on WEDNESDAY, December 18TH 1851 at -
O'Clock NJ The Stockholders will, . usual, have the
privile sc of coming to and returning from the meet
ing FREE on the cars.
P. VAN DEURSEN, Secretary.
NOVEMBER 18Th, 1851
FORM OF PROXY.
KNOW ALI. MEN BY THESE PRESENTS, That
the undersigned do hereby constitute and appoint
- attorney - for - and in name, to
vote all questions that may be brought before the
meeting of the stockholdeTs of the Richmond and
Dshvtlie Railroad Company to be held at -
- the - cay Of -, or ut any so oJOurneG meeting
thereof, hereby ratfyng all the acts of - said
attorney in the premises, fully if - were
present and voting in person.
n testimony whereof - have hereunto affixed
- hand this --dsy of -.
no lG-tl4thD
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WILLIAM BOOTH, UPHOLSIER
w Err AND fAPER-HANGER, respectfully
Goods in hsiine is complete consisting ef qils.
velvet. satin and commen PAPERS; RQRpERAs
= large stock OF Canton and COCOA mating OIL
CLOTHS Window SHADES, COkNlCEbs Castain
BANDS &c., al Of which be Will sell q the lcwes
street. corner off2th -
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VIRGINIA TRIUMPHANT.

VIRGINIA TRIUMPHANT.
DOLLARD'S NERV AND BONE
Il LINIMENT.-Ths Lininent cures Rheuma-
tism, Lumbsgo, Paralysis Soreness and swellngs,
sprsins, Bruises, Cramps, Numbness, Chibains, Sore
Throat Group, &c, and gives immediate rehef in
every case where it lie used.
FOR HORSES, it is Of the most efficacious
Linments ever used, and may be applied in all
where Liniment is applicable.
For sale by PURCELL LADD & CO BENNETT
L BEERS, ADIE GRAY and r. r. DUVAL
BRO, Main street; w. p. LADD and l.. THO
MAS, Broad ST., Shockoe HILL nos
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EREE EXHIBITION OF CURIOSI-
Il TIES of the Northwest Indians at PRsTTS
DAGUERREAN GALLERY, No. las Main street,
Richmond, where may be seen ths head of Nam.
moth Moose Deer, weight 1888 lbs height 9 feet
inches; also large collection of portraits of cele.
brated Virginians consisting of DAGUERREoTYPEs OF
every style and price, and where each customer is
presented with due bill in $50 600 gift enterprise
by which PRESENTS insured to every holder.
oc q
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DUMPS! PUMPS,i-Just received A.
L my store on 18th ct between Main and Car
large supply of Cistern. Well, Garden Eneine and
other Force, Lever, and Doubie.action Pt5MPS =,
viii sell on the most accommodating terms pa
sons needing such articles should give me q call
hn ai-ts CHARLES 81 LANGLEY
Ron: STEEL, TIN PLATES, &C.-E.
a, II. sklNkER, No SO Cary st., offers for sale
Swedish fiat and square Bars
a american rolled, round fat and square Bars
English refined and cemmc English do
Ror.e- shoe of superior quality ix4xa iron
Band, he op and scroll "oN
En- glish and Russian sheet
Norway Nail Rods
MAYORS Cast, Shear, German and Blistered Steal
American BIistered and Spring Steel
Ttn Plates, different sizes
Sanca Tia, Copper, Bar Lead
Slab and Sheet Zioc Wire, &c, as,
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CAKD-J. A. HARRINGTON, import
~ er and Wholesale and retail dealer In Cgars
Snuh, Tobacco, &c l84, Main, of 10th Streets
hichmond, is receiving general assortment of fine
old Havana and American Cigars. Also on baud and
receiving. a fresh assortment of fine Chewing and
Smoking Tobacco, suitable for the trade.
Sc f6 A. HARRINGTON.
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DANIEL HAGERTY, BELL

DANiEL HAGERTY, BELL AMI
a. ,o.. ShAss FOUNDER, having opened . Yonnd-,
Prepared 20 execute orders for all kinds of PIsn
olname nInl Brass and Compassion CASTINGs IN as
As ne prepared TO cast every day, er,ou, want.
notice. ieW nonrr
Ali kinds Of Ship, House ana Churah sEIrau...
to order. = AAAo maee
patronage from the pubIisis respsssfull, solisi.
B;-Hishest cash price paid for old uust.l..
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Get REcgs.

If you want your talents appreciated,
get rich. That tells the whole story in
a nutshell. II you wish TO be any body
in the estimation Of mankind, get rich.
No matter how pure your morality, how
lofty your aspirations, how disciphnated
your mind, unless you kaye fortune you
will never be loved, noticed, or respect
ed. But if your ancestor chances to be
a miser, and thus left you good heritage,
YOU are fawned on,courted and battered.
IF you are a real knave, blockhead, IT'S
no consequence for you are rich. Ihis
blind idolatry of wealth, this worship OF
mammon is enough to make an honest
man blush for his race. The almighty
dollar is the whole end of existence,
and The only object of life. The minis
ter of God forgets his high calling, and
breaches for higher salary. His con
cregation follows him to the costly and
magnificent edifice, ostensibly dedicated
to God, and instead Of meditating on the
true end of life, they are absorbed in adj
miring their own OF envying their neigh
boris rich garments, and scheming how
the morrow shall add to their store OF
wealth. Alb. Eve. Tran.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-05-29

LUDlcRoUs MIscHfEF.-The follow :
ing s:droll incident is related in the
Knickesbocker as having occurred to a
lady of responsibility in Brooklyn "The
lady has charming little boy, very oo-
serving, initiative, and active. The child
had noticed the pos,man constantly lea
wing letters, and moving off quick; and
he thought it would be very fine thing
to become postman. So he one day
went to his mammals escrutoire and took
ont some twenty-five or thirty letters,
tied them up, and sailed forth, leaving
one at every house, and moving off quick.
The lady was rather surprised when her
next neighbor brought her an open let
ter, which she said somebody had left at
her door but what was her astonish-
ment, when visiting hour arrived, for
another, and another, and another lady
coming in, all bringing open lettsrs, un-
til her ample parlor was completely
Icrammed! You need not doubt the
nrth and fun grew fast and furious as
each lady entered with the same tale,
and the little postman was elated beyond
measure to find what capital postman
he was but the best of the fun was that
every lady, one and all, asserted she had
not unfolded or read one word"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-05-29

ConK.-Cork is nothing more or less
than the bark of an evergreen oak, grow
ing principally in Spain and other coun-
tries bordering the Mediterranean in
English gardens it is only a curiosity
When the cork-tres is about fifteen years
old the bark has attained its thickness
and quality suitable for manufacturing
purposes; and after stripping, a further
growth of eight years, produces sec
ond crop; and so on at intervals OF
eight years, to the extent of even ten or
twelve crops. The bark is stripped
from the tree, in pieces of two or three
inches in thickness, of considerable
length, and of such width as to retain
the curved form of the trunk which it
has been stripped. The bark peeler or
cutter makes slit in the bark with a
knife, perpendicularly from the top Of the
trunk to the bottom; he makes another
incision parallel to,and at some distance
from the former and two shorter hori-
zontal cuts at the top and bottom. For
stripping off the piece thus isolated, he
uses a kind of knife two handels and a
curved blade. Sometimes after the cuts
have been made, he leaves the tree to
throw off the bark by the spontaneous
action of the vegetation within the trunk.
The detached pieces is soaked in water,
and are placed over fire when nearly
dry; they are, in fact, scorched little
on both sides, and acquire somewhat
more compact texture by this scorching.
In order to get rid of the curvature, and
to bring them fiat, they are pressed down
with weights while yet hot.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-05-29

Is@On Thursday last meeting was
held in Cincinnati Of persons engaged in
the manufacture of whiskey. Twenty
three manufactures establishments were
represented, most of them in Ohio, al
though q portion of them are in Kentucky
and Indiana. The twenty-three estab-
lishments represented consume l4,o5S
BUSHES of corn and other grain daily,
which is rising for millions year, and
manufacture about ten millions of gallons
of whiskey annually. One establish
ment alone consumes ,440 bushels of
grain daily, and employs over fifty coop
ers in making barrels.
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REGULAR STAGE LINE.
POtOsI and Nauscoda.

maAsEa THE subscriber being the Con-
80 100. tractor for carrying the Mail
between Potosi, by way of Pleas ant Val
ley, Roc kville, Lancaster, Fennimore,
w ingville and F rankin, to Muscoda.
will be ready to carry passengers from any
place between the said points, as follows: lea
wing Lancaster every Monday morning, at 8
o'clock a M, arriving at Potosi at noon, and
returning to Lancaster same night; leave Lam
caster every Tuesday at s a. M, and arrive at
Muscoda same day leave Muse oda every We'd
nesday at a. m, and arrive at Lancaster same
day; leave Lancaster every Thursday at a. ~
and arrive at Potosi at noon, and returning to
Lancaster same night. All business entrusted
to his charge will be punctualiy attended to.
MYRON w. WOOD.
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G A LENA CITY
MARBLE MANuFAcT0RY

ID L. ROSENBR9UGH, No. / ka&N
EAe Levee, having large supply 5@ IA
OF Marble on hand and another ship 3yft
ment on the way from the celebrated; rs
Marble Dealer, WV. Y. RIpLEY, Of MI !
Rutland, VT, and also Italian Mar -
be, is ready, at short notice, to fill Pr Pr
orders for MONUMENTS, TOMB { HEl
STONES, of any design, carved Or plain,
the most workmanlike manner,
All are invited 10 come and examine my soc
and workmanship, whether they wish to phi
chase or not.
UA. L. Buck is my only authorized
gent to travel, take contracts and collect no
MES. All business entrusted TO him will
promptly attended to. Shop and Warsn9a'
ON Spring ST, corner Of Levee, near the brIaEs
Galena, Aug. II, 1858. 4
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BILL FOR FORECLOSURES.

BILL FOR FORECLOsURE.
Circuit Court Grant County, Wisconsin-A-
prii Term, A. ID. 1854.
Philander stephens, Complainant, u.s. Heistcr
Stephens and wife, Defendants = Bill for
Foreclosure.
a SUBPOENA having been issued in this
"A cause against said defendants. returnahIe
on the 9th day OF March 1851 ,on which subnmna
the Sheriff Of said county has returned h at
said defendants cannot be found. and # be;no
made TO- appear to the satisfaction of the Conr2
that said defendants are out Of this state and
not residents thereof, and have not anneared
IN SAID cause, on motion of ]. T. Mills. Com
pialnant's Solicitor, ordered that said defend-
ants be taken and deemed to be absent dafenJ-
ants and therefore it is further ordered tba+
'saia defendants do appear and Mead. an
swer or demur to said complainant,s hin On -
before the 9th day of July next: and that this <
order within twenty days from it's date he NH nh,
hshed IN the Grant County Herald "a ne1vs,,s
per printed IN said county, for SIX snccass;ve
weeks, at least once in each weels ordsraS
oy SAID Court, this 4th day of Aprij. 1874 %
M. NJ. COTHREN, Circuit .fudge
J. T. Mrs 81 Slit [6t43