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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-11-13
GALENA & BEETOWN!
Regular U. s. Mail Stage Line,

uA-gEE2 THE subscriber hav-
Tx<N ,,.9sz ing received the contract
<EE s. from Uncle Sam, for car
s=A-s@-s,- rying the Mail from Ga
lena to Beetown, and having stocked the road
with good horses, will run his coach as fol-
lows:
Leave BsETowN Mondays, Wednesdays
and Fridays, at O'clock, A. NJ, Drumming BY
way OF Lancaster and Potosi,) and arrive at
Galena at O'Clock, P NJ
Returning, Leave GALENA- Tuesdays
Thursdays and saturdays, at O'Clock. A. M
arriving at Lancaster at O'Clock and Beetown
at O'Clock, P. NJ, same evening.
Passengers from the North win find this the
cheapest and quickest route to Galena and
passengers at Galena will find it the best route
northwestward. M. w. WOOD. Contractor
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-11-13
BUTLER'S HOTEL,
PlatteVHlie WIS.

1IHf HAVING purchased the stand for
la A.l- merly known as "Atw od's Hotel,''
the subscriber would respectfully ask for it a
snare OF public patronage. His rooms are
large and airy, and in every department the in
tention will be to consult the comfort and wish
es OF his patrons. Good Stables and attentive
Ostlers always ready.
N. B. Boarders by the day or week furnish
ed with all necessary conveniences at reasona-
Bile rates.
Plattievlle, Nov. 20, 1853. r21
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-11-13

! mas oeeh spared 70 make this the best Room in
the state. The Furniture, Apparatus. and F;y-
lures are all of the best.
Pictures taken here are warranted TO be as
good as any taken in the West.
Those who wish can be accommodated with
oiefeoseopes. This beautiful variation of the
art must e seen 10 be appreciated.
Children OF all ages taken as natural as life
the sitting requiring only one socond!!
All are respectfully invited TO visit the Gal
Drug Store. w r RTpW
Platteville, Aug. 22d, 1854. To,f
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-11-13
NOTICE TO DEBTORS.

4 Ii persons indebted to the Platteyille or.
IA flee, of the firm of Eastman, Cole & Rid
dlecome, are requested to make immediate paw
ment, to the undersigned, at the Office of Ben &.
Eastman,l who is authorized to settle the same
lIBy prompt attention to the above. cost
will be saved. LESTER r. ROCKWELL.
PtGtteUille, March 7. 1854. ro7 &c
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-11-13
Important to Somebody.

A11roA eeS44t W oJiLlSuUuy.
gHvHE Notes and Accounts of T. NJ. B,
Il Der. and also those Of the late Firm
Barber & Aicorn, have been placed in n
hands for final Settlement. All persons kao7
ing themselves TO be indebted to the aboyav,
ties, will save cost by calling at my Offices
attend 10 settlement of their accounts.
word 10 the wise is sufficient.
STEPHEN MANHOOD,
Justice Of the Psaa
Lancaster, May goth, 1854 a
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-11-13
Great Bargains for Cash
At Al HNDAi5cy

k'uh the purpose OF making room for a
i Large stock of New Goods for the Fall
anu winter Trade, the balance of the pres
ent STOCK OF spring and summer Goods, will
pe soio out at greatly reduced prices. Cash
ouyefS VIII nnd this good chance to get bar
gains. Call and see. JOHN ALCbRN
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-11-13
MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE,
THE
kentucky Mutual Life Insurance Co.

AT CONVICTION, KY,
guarantee Fluid, 100000.
NSURES LIVES upon the Mutual Plan,
at JOINT Stock rates of premium, and it is
believed offers the most simple. reasonable. snfe
and equitable plan yet devised for Mutual Life
Insurance.
Pamphlets furnished, information given. and
applications received by
W: POLLOCK, Agent.
A. c. CALLAHAN, Medical Examiner.
eaS Eah co.. Grant 20. Wis.,, T1m35
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-11-13
NEW GOODS
At the Cheap Cash Store.

am now receiving by express the first in
stallment Of New Goods direct from New York
It IS needless to add that bought them to sell.
and intend to do SO at such low prices as will
astonsh the natives Come and see.
JOHN AICORN
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-11-13
r.. l.. ROsEBROUGH,
M A R B L E De AL Z R ,
Cor1or nf S,,,:,o Ci~,ot ..J r
Corner Of Spring Street and Leree,

GALENA, ILLINOIS.
Constantly on hand Monuments, Tomb
Tablets, Headstones, Mantels, Bureau, Table
and Counter Tops. Imposing Stones and Tiles
tor Flooring. Agent for the sale of Iron Rail-
ing, French Burr Mill Stones, Dutch Boiling
Cloth, &C.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-11-13
Sligo Iron.

SHE undersigned having received the agent
csy OF the Sligo Iron Works, are now pre :
pared to furnish those in want of IRON. Stcel.
Hammers, 70" Moalds, Iron .Arles, &c., at Ga,
iena prices, Tor Cash or approved paper.
JNO. p. LEWIS g. CO.
Potosi. Aug. 81, 1851. .,ete .
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-11-13
Faith and Assurance.

faith is the root, and assurance IS the
flower Doubtless you can never have the
flower without the root; but it is no less
certain, you may have the root and not the
flower.
Faith is that poor trembling woman who
came behind Jesus in the press, and touch
ed the hem of his garment. Mark: %.
Assurance is Stephen, standing calmly in
the midst of his murderers, and saying, 81
see the heavens opened, and the Son of
man standing on the right hand of God"
Acts Z Sc.
Faith is the penitent thief,crying, "Lord,
remember me-" Luke %: AZ. Assn
rance is Job sitting in the dust, covered
with sores, and saying, 81 know that my
Redeemer liveth" Job 10: 25 Though
he Stay me, yet will trust in him." Job
10: Is.
Faith is Peters cry, as he began to sink,
lord, save me-" Mat. IA: 80. Assn
rance is that same Peter declaring before
the council in after-times, "This is the stone
which was set at naught by you builders,
which is become the head of the corner
Neither is there salvation in any other;
for there is none other name under heaven
given among men, whereby we must be sa-
yed." Acts 4 IL, IL.
Faith is the anxious, trembling voice,
"Lord, ! believe; help thou mine unbelief."
Mark 9: "a. Assurance is the confident
challenge, "Who shall lay anything to the
charge of Gods elect? Who is he that
Conference.-The" Rom. 8: 80, 81.
Faith is Saul praying in the house of
Judas at Damascus, sorrowful, blind, and
alone. Acts g: IL Assurance is Paul,
the aged prisoner, looking calmly into the
grave, and saying, II know whom have
believed There is a crown laid ZIP for
me-" 2 Tim. /; ~; A.: s. Rev. J. c.
Ryle.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-11-13
UNPRECEDENTED LANDS.

Osascsof Clerk Of the Bonrd Of Supervisors,
LAacAsTER, GRANT COUNTY, WISCONSIN }
NOTICE is hereby given, to all whom it
IN may concern, that the following desert
bed Lands and Town Lots, sold in April, 1852,
for the taxes due and unpaid for the year
1851, remain unredeemed in this Office NOW
therefore, unless the taxes; charges and inter-
est set opposite each tract and lot, together
with the redemption fee, shall be paid on OF
before the 1st day of May, 1855, in pursu-
ance of the statute in such case made and pro-
vided, the same will be conveyed to the pur-
chaser.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-11-13

iGHINlNG RODS itchel,s Lightning
IL RODS, with Points, Insulators, Attach
lnents, &c., complete for use. For samnles
see those on the Court House, Gov. Dewev,s
Buildings &c. These rods are superior to anv
IN use, For sale by JOHN ALCORN
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-11-13


my feelings ~ said sentimental lover to
the lady he desired to please. "Oh, yes,
l presume So" said the lady, ''they make
me think of Goldfish diving with the tooth
ache" The sentimental lover vamoused.
J. S. Redfeld, the euterprising New
York publisher, has in press an autobiog-
raphy of P. I. Barnum, the guardian an
gel of Humbugs. The book is eagerly
looked for, and will doubtless be of anu
sing interest to every reader.
w~A young lady when invited to par
take Of some pudding, replied "No, ma
ny thanks, my dear madam. By no man.
ner of means. l have already INDUCED
the clamorous calls of craving appetite,
until manifest sense of internal fulness
admonishes my stay; my unsufhciency is
entirely and satisfactorily satisfied"
wThe best throw Of the dice is
to throw them away.
EEr The Wheeling Times says:-The
heavy rain of Thursday evening produced
rise of about two inches in the river
The rise in Wheeling Creek was Just suffi-
cient to set afoat flock of ducks which
had been "hard aground" during the last
three weeks"
W Parson Milton, of Newberryport, IAN
eccentric divine, was once called upon for
prayer at a Fourth of July dinner, and
gave the following:
"Oh, Lord, deliver us from champagne
and sham patriotism, for Christ's sake
amenw
GgThe Bank of Circleville, Ohio, has
not tailed, according to the Cleveland Her.
aid.
EgWhy is the cutting off of an ele-
plants head so widely different from cut
ting of any other head9 Ans.-Because.
when you cut the head from the BODY, YOU
do not separate it from the trunk.
Ey Why is man with his eyes shut
hkea an illiterate schoolmaster2 Ans.-Be
cause he keeps his pupils in darkness.
E% What is the difference between q
school-master and an engine driver? Ans
One trains the mind, the other minds
GIG eiSI1l--SOil!SlllleSs
g Why should a gentleman, in nav.
ing visit to widow, take her a suppiy
OF tobaeco8 Ans-Because he finds her
in weeds.
Ks Why is young man hugging his
sweetheart like an epicure who permits his
wine toloak awayl Give that, up sartin.-
Ans.-Bekaze he is wasting what he
loves. The perpetrator of this was sent
to hug the penitentiary. Sar'd him
right.
IS DR.. Olds has telegraphed to Mr.
Pierce that he found !. an easier mater r.
sell himself. than to sell his constituents
Ey Marshal ST. Armand is dead and
Gen. Canrobert is Chief in command 81
the French army
Sir John Franklin's Expedition
consisted of l3S men.
EgThe Arctic made As trips nr;or :,
The recent disaster. f' y
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-11-13
J.P. HAMILTON, NJ. D.,
Physician, Surgeon and Accouchier.
Highland, Vas.
DIR. Il. DELAP.

DIR. r.. DELAP.
THANKFUL for the very liberal share of the
public patronage received the year past, still
tenders his services TO the public at moderate
charges. Office at his residence,
46l Millviile, Grant co., Wis.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-11-13

Eg-"Jo," said Joppa dame to he,
hopeful son, who followed the piscatory
profession, "do dear, fix up little, you
look very slovenly. Oh, what an awful
thing it would be, if you sho'd get drown
ed looking So"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-11-13

KNow-NoTHINas REPUDIArE THE RE.
pUBLIcANs.-The American Sentinel, the
Know-Nothing organ in New York City
says:
"The American organization is not 10.
cal institution; it extends east, west, north
and south, and an entire reputation of ev-
erything like abolitionism, was necessary to
preserve its integrity and unity.
EFT The Yankee catechises and guesses
because of his Unsuitable thirst for knowl-
edge; he whites shingles down to the lit
lend Of nothing because his mgen-
uityis always inventing: he sings
hymns and psalms because he is piously
disposed; he whistles to keep his spirits
up; and he grows rich ecause he is indus
trious Vive Ia Yankee!
Gy The editor of the Albany "Tran-
script" says that the New York Day Book
is set up entirely by girls, and adds that
he should like to "set up with them"
Be- The maiden wept. and l said, "why
weepest thou 1naiden5' She answered
not; neither did she speak, but sobbed ex-
ceedingly, and l again asked "why weep
est thou !'-when she said, whats that
to you9 mind your own business
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-11-13

g"Do YOU find my eyes expressive of
my feelings" said sentimental lover to
the lady he desired to please "Oh, yes,
/ presume SO" said the lady, ''they make
me think Of g Goldfish dying with the tooth
ACHE" The sentimental lover vamoused.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-11-13
DAGUERREOTYPES.

BURKE'S SKY
LIGHT GALLERY,
at Plattevile, is now
20 m pl ed. No
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-11-13

~ \ young !ady wnsn Invitsd 70 par
take Of some pudding, replied "No, ma
ny thanks, my dear madam. By no man
ner of means. l have already INDUCED
the clamorous calls of a craving appetite,
until manifest sense of internal fullness
admonishes my stay; my unsuffciency is
entirely and satisfactorily satisfied"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-10-21
LATEST NEWS. BY TELEGRAPH
ARRIVAL OF THE BALTIC.
THREE DAYS LATER yROu YITPOpr
Ss5nyt,t fav 5. Hi.h-ops Whl

|
ARhIvAL OF THE nALrIc.
ThkEE DAYS LATER rRON EUROPE.
NJ" foax, Oct a0.-The steamer Baltic has arrived.
With liverpool dates to the 7th Inst.
FROM THE WAR
Asnscokod uas In tho fsld, outside the walls with
.".'Vo men, The Russans burnt tho Notifications q,
Anapss, and marched 70 the seeue Of action The
struggle commenced the 2s,b and was continued and
wen tho Courier e the 27b they we're within ten
miles Of ssbsstopol.
Inc iAtest neus from Austria ntimates that hey viii
e'nnder the prolonged reu. Of the four conditions
eausSs 6eii.
The Allies occupy Bolikavs, and arc In communics-
'on With the feet and command the approaches to So.
bastopol.
IL ~" doub,fuy rumored tina, second line of deien,
had been carried.
lsEcckD DEsrATcH.1
The st. Louis had arrived At Soutb.mp.on
LATEST FROM THE WAR
Inc hussans we're completely shu, up In sebsstopo,
ine rumored seizure Of second line o. defence Ia
frued.
Inc Allied armies 10 Communication With tb.ir
Meet" aud Ssbs'opol Is completely invested Men.elI.
kon driven within the walls With the wreck of hi.
FAILURE OF AMERICAN GRAIN DEALERS
Aessrs Allen Anderson, the largest American grain
dealers, have failed The extent of their .bil,i.. 4.
SAID to be three hundred thousand pounds sterling
MARKETS.
Dennston reports cotton actve for the Last b,e.
days. With nominsly LIE to l-S advance on the
American stocks shade higher. Freight. unchanged
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Postscript.


,IhE AT LOClsviLLE-BANK FAILURES, &c.
~. ListL1 oe'. ia nts occurred here last ght
ea ois'natsu 10 the extensive box store Of H. u
.os.oo. on Maine street. Third. The lance COO
moniesed to the tin Of hessrs hcDssuott Clifford
20. and 70 the qneensusrs Of hessn. C.s.idy
nopklns sh'ch we're slightly damaged. All Of Mr. Nor.
IONS stock vas destroyed. but hsssrs. NeDrruot 20
s.ed small portion Of their soodl TIE ioss es,imstsd
"s W.. t.t:.iy covered oy insurance.
citizens OF Louisville died yesterday
The Boohsrsvis Bank suspended payment TODAY
TIE OHIO STATE FAIR
NssAkk. Ohio. Oct. l0.-The State Fair \ nor In full
made. 80 - ''' ~" sou'ss
Tue horses Of Ohio much ansr than 10 usual, sum-.
posed The stations OF various breeds arc q, b,nJ.
ss can be found In Vermont Sixteen rosds.,s .,s uo
o'n1 10 the ring, which oos third Of mile in eircn
Terence 70 the great delight Of some So0O people.
SEIZURE OF SUSPECTED SLAYER.
NV .osx, Oct ls.-The brig Sierra Leone cleared NJ,
Wednesday for the Coat Of Africa and The o ~,
having reason 70 su.pect that shs Vas in.nd.a
roe saver .s.sd her to-day. The examination viii 90
DECLINES THE NOMINATION.
bosToS. Oct l9.-Gsnersl Wilson deeiinss Al. r.
No.oog nomination for Governor Of hsssachuset II n
supposed that Gardiner Brown viii DO nominated in hi.
VERMONT Sen AToRIAL ELECTION
bosfox, Oct ls,h-Mr. Collsm~r,s m,o,i,, n, a. ~
senate Tor the full term iU 10 the Senate and Ia In
LARGE BANK DEFALCATION.
INV YORK. Oct ia letter from the cashier Of N.
ocean Bank indignantly denies the rumosed
oe hrst teller to the Of el6OOOO md ,,,, th
nus dedication will not exceed $40 600 lie futbcr add.
bank. " a''ess VI inc
MORE BANK FAILURES, &c.
CINCINNATI, Oct. ls.-Messrs. OutcsI & Co nr;v.,.
"a. JAILED to-day There had been no run on them
he rsh to-day vi" confined TO the banking bou,es ~
Aesss Ellis Sturges the Citizens Bank and the Cen.
si bank' oil private banking establishments They p.d
e'e'y oemsno aud towards the Close the excement he
gan TO su6side. No further failures are apprehended
ARRIVAL OF THE GOV. DUDLEYELATER FRov
HAVANA
CHARLESTON Oct. ls.-The steamer Gov. Dudley b.,
arrived, with later adviccs from Havans All v.s auis,
on tue island 'nd good health prevailed Sugars we're
nrn stock light. holasses 6rn Freights dull aud YES
ses plenty. e''' ~" '"u 'e''
CONVICTED.
pAANrfoRD, Canada, Oct lS.-Van Hnrpum Who vas
eIuauzed from New York, a charge of forgery has
been convicted. eN'' "
LAUNCHED
Ntw ioRK, Oct ls.-The steamer Yankee intended
o he china trade was launched this morning from the
yard at Green Point. Wv
=, SALE OF VESSEL.
Msw YORK, Oct. ls.-The Russian bsraue Sins. hull,
arsas, In 1881, was svld auction 10 d,y by the
on''ed States Marshal, for $500.
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ARRIVALS Ar ms HoTEIs,
YESTERDAY

EACHaNGE-J W Harrison. W; C A ITunsl, c,,,.
.i Leon I'd w.>Ling,et; W u BETS L.nenbu1s.
stokes, We; Jones a; z Baker Norfo,L. q r..
Vi. w.; ES,,l o Asn.ll ihi.delph. ,rss.,
,a Sah; shoemaker Gaorge.o" Evan Tenn; 4 Epp.
lily Point; Bruce RoaIoke; { A Martin Her.. W n
R MS1sldUa Boston W iioIlosd L,dy, ES:nS; +
n seo.Od,i:S Gl0ues.ses, " Chis.so; T shos.
n no, IL. sao.ma.sr. Aesu's s.. '''
COLUMBIAN &c TILL . = |esl.on. Monroe. No
Sis sess hoburn: Oh. Psvhatan: q r.n .enen
s.yn, Lanenborr. Capt Bill Chs,lot,s, n
1Iosnrl.; Davis. Charlotte; DennIs s.dto,S -
.ahs' bosan, CrAi< County Carroll Alb.m,,. ~ ~
rsSs:s,. w w.ssh.nd olanbi ston.. No: W kios
Mae! L Lss,: arssa..le Vim E.L Ins.ss Hin MsSr.,
ppapnsy, Prince Edvard " Harvey and i.d, IynehS
r,'nee George CARPENTER, r: tS,sss
=, AMERICAN HoTEL.-w C Church, n N T.Dne, 6
Ssunder' W Eppes, Petersburg; Col. Boudur.nt T
L, bondur.o', Buckingham; W Crawford, WssSiav,on.
watkins, Cosmopolitan; Dr. Shoultic-, N.,tbe-s: n
'sh Ponss,op, Ms Winters, J T Elpon.s ] Coi-
.,ns Ne. York; Rev Eddsrd sld Lady L P. ,er.oo
rnh:deIPhis Robson, Friro.; R B Hester, ~ .yr.y
ao; Botock. Appomat,ol; T AcDsrmott A J.coh,
Dublin; J Burma. 90: M.t,iosby, r, F&PRR: I
Ashur, New Orleans. 'S' -n'
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-AARNE -NTELLiGENCf.

AHHINEU
Colqut 4 20. s' "Hss' w. "
sshr. Providence, Peaks, Norfolk, iroo, J. R An.
Wright K Co. W.
Fry l. Go. ses''' H. W.
g, sehr Reindeer. jarvis Troy. lumber, r. wbi,loet
schr. Colbert Green, Fsuto,, Pb,.d.,Db. -. ,o.,.
stesmstip City u Richmond, Mitchell PhiIadslpbI..
steamship Roanoke Skinner. New York. ud.e. and
passenger <' .A'
SAILED,
Sehr Ka'so. Hooper. Philadsphls, udss. w. d. Col
Brig chattanooga Norris. Perusmbueo, -Four; H.x.ll
schr Herald. Hudeeus. City Point. coal, wu. D. COL
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OFFICE RICHMOND. PkED'G lp.R.R CO.

"
-~run,,,,, RicBsoSp, October 2nd, 1854. 7
Of the Agricultural Society yirsins who desire
vst Richmond the VI Annual Y,r
WI commence on the ss Of October ensuing are hereby
% % h. return tickets available for days will
60 Them nee OF charge exhibition OF
0srshp to the officers t, Company bet1sn
and hehmond, provided made
n t S sy 10 and the
on such stock and articles returned over the r
OF The same owner free charge the amount
which has beeu paid thereon refunded. SAMUEL RUTH
Agent OF Transportstion.
@ soet aud articles intended for exhibition In
Ier me steamer Maryland At Washington md Alexandria
On ns Of Saturday 2sth otober their
arrival In Richmond In proper time, p ~
oc2-diistSov lr.,, r,.,....n,
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AUCTION SALES.
rtstnk B.Ys


by Tayior a Williams. Aae,,on..r.
HG,Sssnk, axo LOT oN saook AVENUE. AND nrur.
fi6soa sosp AZ h s AND s.k.s sfsstr
the p.mi, .il b. Gotta on s. sraa
he .s ~ II s Noon. .,s.. ;.:.
I' OF Baker street. opposite to the r,sidsne. Of
,,,s cash s.i,nee aud months, for note.
eels TAYLOR a WILLIAMS. Aue,,.
by Da,rupors. Alien q Co. Aue,.
bS s ,t H !, ais.s THURS
store an MA ,.'ostmsn, q Groceries via
SAs N" and Gu coa.. Sugar.
a. sS.p: c.aa.,; wlaao- ol.,,
,.o S,,ppins f.a;: Tss.eeo 6is,f. ' is;asA Brandy
T,s..Ucd,I sioaea's sioc month. credit 70, An
'f ss,S Negotiable paper. n,v,spo,- ''' ''-
By Toler q Cook, Aucf.
kSg IS ISN EM ,s- sA y RIVER
p.ndss 10 'Id ooa, sh. :. appon,ei b, s.
s z: g. s on
!. .ssus IS nile. ron II. cit, d
IL lei. s s. sGos.a ,.s. Jane. river on Iains
'hlsa there % iso 'e's' OF land of
eoss s' M
and n. s sa IA.
vac; !, ..l .,tered health and society ,hs farm, osrs
4s.s. 30 sah, til. au. terms. and
70 purchase AZ. ia1s:s to vie. It ss,,.
nsh sas o. ,1dr. .A.sess The PS., e.
VEL roo esoo the In%sdI.e ssshSofhood
:s A s,
a .1s By s,s ss. Of .
IsiS.e,s,' to be paid annually ''
Daily Dt.p..eh copy hi. otse.. '"' ''@r
by Darenpor., Alien q Co., Aacte
800 casE boo Boots SHOE, 80 HAT, AT AUCTION
a.s. .ni ssd
M.n Nh, eour'. heavy Boot. and Rros.ns
ss ;S;:; 'ss e s'.,;,''. lid.
Richmond made nrosu..
.pnays n. "o cash. 600 and over months for
eeit DAVENPORT, ALLEN CO., Aue..
by Larus a shine.
ST. SsRI s srwlss OF sADgL.hI GARRIAeE BUG
pae AUCTION .as shsnss in his so,in. Vi. ose
:, h, old ,ire bis entire .sses Of ssddIsI
LOO .st. of c sns,s.in sd 10 paw
l;o Saddles of all styles.
AisrEe and handsome a,,or,n.no Of Brid,., R, ,r,, .
nh 9TH large and general gods.
Iior material being ny ,uperyision
Visitor, the Fair would do vel. to attend , b.
ppor'uhy and probably again will chance
EsIs ..s sssss; ), JOSEPH II. coLou1rr
-~SS-e1N'ea " LAkes . sHLSE, Aucs ocl6-tds
BY Dunlop, Moncure q Co., Aucr..
NR0CERits, dc, AND sHOtlI AND BOoTs AT arc
~ IloNaon TUESDAY. the 24th Instant eOmn.nens a, 10
% ;sli At our auction store assortnsnt GrOee.
s..,.. Ss ss1,s nee Coffee and Clarified
oo Can and Sperm
wlne,-sa.ry.. M,deir. and Champagne
Scotch Mat, Whisky
Candies Mustard
Tea'-Gunpo-der and POuehong,4e.
-ALso,-
r 70 Case. Boot; :, AID . Shoe: .,o,
Oe2o DUNLOP. AoNcURE 1 CO, Aue,,.
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lO GELS 1rwI, wr,. COY

n A IT, RCEs RICE-For ta!e By
1V oci3 LEWIS VERB SON
NhiNDeiONEs-l;ObJ,t Nova seoa for sale "
" oels EDWIN WORKMAN d CO.
NinGINiA SOAP AND CANDLE MtNJFAt TORY-TD.
hARo McADAa onersfor sale athis
n street between l6;h street and the Lover Market large
rely OF black brown yellow and Anopd
snd vArgaed do; with general Of No
Canes The superiority OF his black
nov se:ted By the e that Ba-
mere PhiiAdelphiA, and other Northern
has attained peculiar exports these pa
C, daily Increasing He has hand quantity beautiful
ram soap years Old Country
" 49,
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a, sNLkD eUcCksa-The excitement In b,h Al
nekss premium Sitter, contnaes in eishn,n
vel :, throughoa virEinis dy.psp.i.
sou, stomach a.rvoas headache sEue and fever ~
oSs saS ~. p,oePn Drag Stores the city Of M
orders promptly ATTENDED 70. By sasre,,iDr
Z RAKSR
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HAPPY MOuENrS.-
~ 'riB sweet 10 uu
When Jeu have o spare.
In sumner months IN q
In Jonder capitosquare.
Isere the low breeze with music roam.
while looking DER the town
And but 20 think is-S spaa
Amidst our and devps
me auiverinE s-nshins spreads q veil
yer m,untain and dsIl
And BID 1s hasten O our sms
BY the striking Of the bell,
No Watch or cloet have I At IN
me reason 10 I'm
Or else TO BARTHOLOMEW v,,n..
To select one iron his store.
Gold watches and Gold c,oeh, n. ..r
ana ,or time they are hard to natnh
And " Jon wish for his add
Two DOOR past the Dispatch
hli-du nohoAk", WatehAAher,