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American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-11-22

vital importance. He closed by giving as
his motto: No more Slave Ststes-no more.
Slave Territories.
9Th. The Judiciary of Ohio-the best
protectors Of our citizens against the ae-
saults of despOtic pOwetEmay it stand.
firm.
Judge Brinkerhoff responded. He had
''gone under" in his district because he
would not follow off after the heresies and
f~allacies of the famous Nicholson letter.
He had an abiding hope of a glorious fp.
turc, and 10 he now stood before them,
lone of the fruits OF the first resurrection.
t0ttEe The General Assembly OF Ohio
may they fulfil tile expectation of their con.
iith. The Kansas and Nebraska Terri.
tories-Freedon was their birth fight. may
lis yet be secured 10 them!
l2:h. The policy Of the founder of our
government. Freedom national, Slavery
sectional.
18th. Julge Kano--the Jefrics Of the
18th century. !,
Received with three groans.
The hour Of midnight having arrived
the company adjourned. well pleased with
the entertainment and witch the various
events Of the day. We are happy to state
that this banquet was truly a Toast of reas
on and a flow Of soul. The TOO often &C
compartment Of drunken rsvelry found ne
place at thu. board. II ILLUSTRATED the fac
that sensible. intelligent men could NEE
together and have a good time socially
without making boasts Of themsslves. Ma!
the future Of tile Republican party Away
exemplify this fact. go ~ a1iA '.s
Sauk Rapids frontierman. [volume] (Sauk Rapids, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1860, 1855-12-06
STRETCHES IN SHEEP

EDs. Wool GROVER Having no
ticed an. inquiry in the Wool Grower
in regard to stretches in sheep also
having had some experience with that
disorder, and being alway ready to give
any information in my power, to benefit
. brother farmer ], Therefore send my
mode Of treatment, which is simple and
ef1icacious,
i is merely to take the sheep BY the
hind legs after getting upon q platform,
or any convenient place to stand, three
er four feet from the ground, and raising
the sheep, suddenly drop her, retaining
the hold. Be careful MOTTO injure the
head Of the sheep by dropping on the
suriace below. Il Is sometimes necessa-
~ torepeat this operation several times
before loosing the hold. All medicine
i useless after a certain stage ;ofihe dis.
ease 4 am satisfied Of this, having
lost sheep By this disease before I he;
came acquainted with any remedy III
every instance I|have found BY exaiAiha-
tion. that the intesti0As DC the sheep have
protruded over the adjoining part lof The
intestines, which stop III passage, causes
| inflammation, modification and tue loss
Of the innocent and harmless animal. &
Eae a4 sss ~ ID ~ = " - = ~
Sauk Rapids frontierman. [volume] (Sauk Rapids, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1860, 1855-12-06

Hnn ACRES for sale few miles above
lOVU the mouth cf Elk River. ich
prairie delightfully."- situated mile from the Mis-
sissippi and nearly opposite the new town.laid out
on the west side Of the river. The ready market
for allkinds Of produce at home and the nearness
to grist and saw mills make this desirable farm
ing land. Inquire Of .Es sf.ss %;
Il TRACY& FAR.NH.A.M
Sauk Rapids frontierman. [volume] (Sauk Rapids, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1860, 1855-12-06
Wyoniiinlgls n, 1854 :

C0rswoLD SHEEP A correspondent
of the Country silmss tells 81 ! small
but rather profitable nock ID April,
1853, Re bought two haf-bred Cotswold
ewes, which ID May brought forth, four
lambs, worth at iiys months 1ad, IS
each: 'as for this price 10 sold one Ind
could have sold others, IA APriL. l s54a 1,
~ Ind four lambs more, sosnp~ Az ~
nine II allrfiys oi sshe.pp viii hear
mn llpsces of long, medium, nit not
coay Il Syo H Il lhini " i lithi5a, lds
me- most pfoitAb BIZ breed Of sheep III
Sauk Rapids frontierman. [volume] (Sauk Rapids, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1860, 1855-12-06

HI 1t A d aal 4
n m n ~ J ls l'
spsss Tecsyed 81 dsposiis oI IN M
sessst Allowed ors specjaa deposi III. Tx,yS
pFoperty ANA wlId slsaas M pal Y. Iioasss ~
4 5sssl.ss, II issil as,s
II5 II III AK Cnf. cfSce. ma s'Y II s 4 III
4 watH suggssll mi ooas,irg ,ltsrsE.
sx,lh money u purchase Reaf Estate. tkat by
rensuliiaS u they Gan asneFtA;n what lands IRE
fof sale III the vicinity, pricn, etc, and when de-
sired sYe wiz act A. gents pF tlts purchase of
lsuch lands which we cal. generally buy on more
favorable terms thap, cai.5 strasger 81
! Persons wishing ID make investments. can do
= through or agency ~ issoIably " hsrs
4 MONEY INyEspEDIN REAL ESTATE. u
We will invest 4 iloley in sRsal Estate for The
first three hundred dollars, AZ five per cents ON Tho
investment, and three per cent Oh all sums over
that and viii give, without charge, till and
acedtate descriptions 81 the lands he qualify DC
the soil ropoftion of prairie and timber land,
Iwater; nc, and he psobabi prdta Ssnsss of tho
inyessmsnt also ac, IA agents for the pay
~ Ioc1TI or LAND WARRANTS. II
WewiI enter govsrnment lands fcr capitalists
and aellthe same, ssten desired, for one hall iet
the profits. and share the losses equally. BY this
course we should be equally interested, with the
capitalist IN securing choice pieces Of land. Or
| we viii buy government lands, and enter into a
written obligations 10 take Them Eve years from
date Of entry. at a hundred per cent advunce on
the original cost, or. loose all claim for our
| vices-thns realizing taoenty per cent per ahnum
to capstalists for the use Of their money. For
Hands entered in this manner, we ark nothing till
ithe expiration Of the Eve years. For personally
selecting and entering government land we charge
fl2t GETS, per acre. sssss 4 s.s
Eastern Drafts, OF Certificates Of Deposit, re
ceived lHpayment for lands S ss4 81 ,sH i sI
siY t7ss TRACY q FARNHAM.
EFEREsN CES 5g
Hon. u. III. Dooliitle, Utica, NJ. y
4 Hon John E Human, Mayor Or Utica, N Y
| Messrs Clark and Richardson, do do & !.
Hon e w Leayenworth, Sec State, Albany, y.
Hon Dan Pratt, Jus Snp Court, Syracuse, N Y
| Hon Israel Harrington, I, do
Messrs Ely. ClapR 9 Barnes, New York y
| WIN H Woodbury., Esq,
| Samuel w Putnam, Esq, Brooklyn, N Y.
Hiram K Jerome Esq, Rochester, n X
Henry T., Fish, Esq 9
| Saxton R Gavitt, Esq, Lyons, N Y
Charles E Clark, Esq, Buffalo, N Y
George g Seelye, Esq. Geneya, N Y.
ST. Anthony, April. M yH 10y
Sauk Rapids frontierman. [volume] (Sauk Rapids, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1860, 1855-12-06

r EFER TO
Governor, w. A. German, st. Paul I'M 4.
Durand, Dortic, and Co., .Ns,o Fork. M
c. A. Barriere and Bro, .New Orleans.
Firman Lacapere, g 'Ss y.
j. and E. Walsh, st. Louis. Y
b. n. Campbell and Co., Galena. sfs
E. Hampstead, $
Hon. H. H. Sibley, Mendoza. .s,ssy
Hon. G. w. Jones, Dubuque, loaca. !
Nadeau and Rodgers, $ 81. s. 81
Hon. A. G. Dodge, Burlington, Iosod. W.
w. F. Coolbaugh and Co., 8
Ex-Gov. A. Ramsey. st. Paul. III
Borup and Cakes, ,s $. ~
Rice. Hollinshead and Becker, . 81 1Ssss Z
Wilkn and Vim Etten q y,f,
ST. Paul, April 1856. sIsff
Sauk Rapids frontierman. [volume] (Sauk Rapids, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1860, 1855-12-06
I. / LAND WARRANTS

TIME subscribers offer for sale Land afIaats on
i year'y credit. WHO WANTS SOME !
Do YOU kapsn 81 achpice 40, sd hi 100 acfe, piece,
(prairie q Woodland near your farm that you would
ike y lseGttn AZ ydh do, call at I'm once ard get
! Land Werapt. ferfmps you keow of niece
secure il. Far terms cal atloar office. Is
TRACY s. FARNHAM. !.
Fiss9S assS ~ Bank srs, ST. Anthony:
4 ST. Anthony. Min Teri saIss@ sa milf
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sseA ~ UsztsS Al H. ~ ~
|ekl iiast tIss sanis 81 III ths two 81 iibs.
~ AadSsx asss no( dspsad
on iologics spts lcRe w
qdesss Lawes' sxpsriaal asdts 1sz
raining h n position sI 4 1 sssrts Ihft
these experiments prove that u sno taso
/ Ilnds VI sheep commune food according
|to thel'iilr s i ] liys weight, Mn Laxss
says g i IS our wish 80 giveSno bias
|whatevist III tke matter. 6eyoAd ihkfp f
1.-The facts themselves i and W. should
Fpreferi that those interested, III the owes.
tion should study the figures md other
particulars for themselves. and come 10
their, own conclusions. 4 'is We think,
however, that Mr.. Lawes will lie rather
surprised when he sees. the conclusion
Mr.. Andrews has drawn from these Ak
|,perims,lts In an article sent 70 the
writer. and which was published ~ the
9Gsaesee Farmer for August, 1853, psge
49, Mr. Lawes, after giving 4 stnna-
~ sof his results on the comparative
|fattening quality Of different breeds oI
sheep. says ~ u ev;dsni (fromahe
tables given hal equal scs;igi of sheep
consume equal aa,oaais Of food, ''i And
again. he says s We learn from
these tables that although sheep of DIFF.
|ferent weights consume different proper
tions of food. yet that equal weights 81
sheepDf all the different breeds Hamp-
shire Downs, Cotswolds, Leicesters,
HalEbreed Leicester and South-,down
wethers, Halfbreed ewes, and Sussex
Downs. consume equal weights Of food
Or. in other words, two Sussex sheep,
wheighing each so lbs, will consume the
same amountc Of food as one Cotswold
sheep weighing $50 lbs.
So far, therefore, as the result Of Mr.,
Lawes' experiments are applicable q
the question, they are adverse to Mr.
Andrews position. Il must be remem-
bered, however, that these experiments
were made with the best specimens 81
| various breeds that could be obtained
and that they afford mo- evidence as tc
whether the per centum consumption d
an ill-bred, mis-shaPed animal, woult
be the same as a well-bred. impryed an.
imal. We have, ourselves, no doub,
THAT aoeH-bred Spanish, Silesian, OF
/ French Merinos, Leicester, South-down
| Cotswold, and all other breeds, sspds,
1 similar circumstances, consume food il
proportion to their live weight !; and i
I is fair to presume that the same law i.
applicable to all sreli-bred cattle, horses
pigs, and fowls Of the various breeds
compared with each other.-At the same
time, we have no doubt that an ill-bred
1 raw-boned, coarse, irritable animal vii
consume much more food in properties
to its live weight, than well-bred rein
ed animal with a quiet disposition
five have misrepresented- Mr.. An
] drews' views, we shall be happy 10, b
corrected and if Mr.. Lawes' expert
ments can be shown to favor the oppo
rite view to what we have, entertained
our pages are open to Mr.. Andrews 70
the purpose - Wool Grosrer.
Sauk Rapids frontierman. [volume] (Sauk Rapids, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1860, 1855-12-06
LOTS FOR SALE.

0nnn acres for salc, Of choice prairie
OUVV Of rich soil and beautifully situated
5 miles below Sank Rapids. the County seat 81
Benton County, near the Mississippi River and
Territorial Road. For farming purposes, there
i no more desirable land in Minnesota. The
same will be sold in quantities to suit purchasers
price FIVE dollars per acre, half cash down, and
half On time. Land office Of
sssf TRACY.& F.ARN.HA.M.
ST. Anthony, .fpril, 1865 ssa ytf s.
Sauk Rapids frontierman. [volume] (Sauk Rapids, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1860, 1855-12-06
EFE r ENC ES
!. NOW FOR "A BARGAINS

EN0s q rev weeks BOOTS AND SHOE g
n be had nj tho 1s 60
.Neav York Boot and Shce Store
at d bargain, as intend 10 dispose Of my pre.e.
stock SO as 10 be ready for The Spring Trsdes
when shall be on hand with as largo and 40
valuable an assortment Of Boots and Shoes NJ
were ever exhbhedin 81. Paul, and no mistake.
asMi G.. C. HOFFMAN,,
Saint Paul, nj. T. apl.tf F'stf
Sauk Rapids frontierman. [volume] (Sauk Rapids, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1860, 1855-12-06
DAyI 81 ID /; * Y

WHOLESALE Dealer ii Drugs, Chemicals,
wv Paints, & Oils !; Window Glass, Glassware,
Dye-Stmfs, Spices, Perfunery, Fancy Goods, &c.,
corner Of Third and Cedar Streets, Saint Paul, Min.
Having completed extensive arrangements with
the Manufacturers Of Window-Gl Glass, White Lead
and Linseed Oil, am enabled 10 offer these articles
at Wholesale at ST. Louis prices with addition or
freight. I'M 5..5 ,.55 q. ii
N. B.-Orders for stained and enameIled Window
Glass received and promptly executed. Call and
see samples. t1 Iii wv
Saint Pan, May 20, 1856. 9ny1
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...OA z, S

0nnn BUSHELS Of Oats viii. be on
sDUOO sIand upon the opening Of haviga-
ton. suitable for seed. A liberal deduction in
prices will be made Benton County custopefs
who take i fall load, for cash only,Aat KINGS.
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! CITY DRUG STORE,
SAINT ANTHONY, MINNESOTA
i. VAWTER. s. Co.

HNAKES this method ofinforming the Public that
Il they have returned with new and large sup
ply of Drugs, Paints, Oils and Dye Stuifs, which We
will sell cheap. Our stock is as good as any in ST.
Anthony, and was personally selected by ourselves,
and will warrant every article we sell. Our stock
Of Paints is heavy and will sell at reduced prices
We are agents for almost all the popular Patient
Medicines which we will sell by doz at Mannfactar-
ers Prices, aud our Up Country Friends may rely On
our usual promptness in filing thier order r gaod
articles and cheap prices, mot be beat, cali and
see. s. J.. VAWTER & CO.
Saint Anthony, June IA, 1856. 800 Minis
Sauk Rapids frontierman. [volume] (Sauk Rapids, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1860, 1855-12-06

q M ACRES for sale near Anoka-one piece
OHU Of 40 acres, several Of 80, and the
balance l6O Price from SIS to 81, according to
distance from town, and quality of land. +.
ssssd fss Hts TRACY & F.aRN-H.HM. Ss
Sauk Rapids frontierman. [volume] (Sauk Rapids, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1860, 1855-12-06

II en- ACRES for sale near St. Anthony -
lOO The land borders on Sandy Lake is
well waiered and timbered. There is no richer
soil, and ii commands one Of the finest yiewsin
Minnesota To person desiring a farm at a
pleasant distance from town, this place presents
unusual attraction 4 K Call at the office Of
TRACY & F.ARNI4Ja.N.
Sauk Rapids frontierman. [volume] (Sauk Rapids, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1860, 1855-12-06

n'ACRES for sale one mile and Il half from
IN town, on a gentle rise Of ground overlook
ing 81 AnshOny Il would be splendid place
for any person desiring to live near town and
wanting only few acres to cultivate.
4t5 asstts TRIO Y g fF.HRN.H.dJM.
Sauk Rapids frontierman. [volume] (Sauk Rapids, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1860, 1855-12-06

4 LARGE assortment Of Paint and yarnisIr.
g Brushes for sale BY NC R1 ON AND PA CE.s Il;
ST. Paul, April, 1855. Milf 8
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'NT.ATER 70 It,ERs III sale. Id vary
N restonaio tefms, ID WILSON
1JscloadJ 1T /, ~, 'fsSsS i IS NJ Il
Sauk Rapids frontierman. [volume] (Sauk Rapids, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1860, 1855-12-06

DERFUMERY, Fancy Goods. Fine Cutlery, and
- Patent Medicines, Wholesale and retail, by syss
St, Paul, April. &, MORTON AND PACE. Is
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.d,N.DS Boush, and soId ~ comrnis.ioa.
- ~ sIs as!Is4 n .L. tJyLL SOW
81 Cloud, April ll2, " y. ysfs's Is
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-11
BY Larus ~ Shine.
MIGHT SALE, October list, 1S55.-TC

MIGHT SALE, October 1st. 1S55.-TO-
NIGHT commencing at O'Clock, we will sell, at
store, Ne. "a Main street, large assortment OF
Staple and Fancy Goods, embracing almost every
tcle i'll the fancy line, and suitable for the city and
country trades. 44.1.
ALSO-Wil be offered an extensive stock of Eng
fish Gold Patent Lever Watches; Gold Ankers and
Cylinders Patent Silver Levers, Anchors and CYL
inders -
ALSO-A splendid lot of Gold Plated Watches of
all Styles together with large stock OF Double Barrel
Guns, Pistols &C., &c. t s"
Country Merchants would do well to attend these
sales, great bargains may be expected. Goods
warranted to be a represented
&C 9-ts LARUS L. SHINE, Aucts.
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HOUSE AND LOT N SYDNEY F0R
By Taylor & williams.
TWO YALUAHLE BRICK TEN

q MENTS On ADAMS ST, AT AUCTION.-Ou
THURSDAY, 18th of October, 1856, at Al O'Clock r
NJ, upon the premises, will be sold those two Brick
Stores and Dwellings the Northeast corner of
Adams street and Brooke Avenue, adjoining the store
OF Messrs Glazebrook Thomas, and occupied re-
spectlvely by Mrs Payant and Mrs. Egan at an annu
al rent of 200. These tenements have about rooms
each, one with Basement the other with Kitchen
are in excellent order and arranged both for stores Ia
thriving business being now conducted in them, well
as for dwellings.
To those seeking to establish themselves per1na-
nently III good situation for business this property
offers great Inducements
TERMs:-One-fourth cash; balance at 4, and II
months, for notes. with interest added and secured by
a Trust Deed. TAYLOR & WILLIAMS
net
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BY Baker Pleasants &. 10.
SALE 0E nESIRAnI1

IHTS9I EfI,S t5iILE VIZ A DES1KABLE
i LITTLE FARM, IN THE LOWER END OF
By virtue OF deed of trust executed to me by Cath
arine Eubank bearing date February 2st 1855 of re-
cord In the Clerks Office of the County Court of Hen
therein specified having been requested by said BEN
etieiary, shall proceed TO sell the premises, at
public auction, for cash, on TUESDAY, SOth day of
day thereafter tract of land mentioned in said deed
of trust, situated about 10 miles below the CITY of
Richmond, containing hundred acres be the same
more or less, together with the buildings Sc mon
which the said Catherine Eubank now resides.
The title 30 the above is believed to be good But
the trustee will convey with the usual special war
ranty. THOS. j, CARTER 1Trustee
Sale made by BAKER, PLEAsANTs & Co, Auc-
toneers. oc 10
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Nv Thomas w. keesee,

JOfice with Geo J. Sumner, No. 20 Pearl street,
ENTEEL HOUSEHOLD AND HITCH
" EN- FURNITURE, PIANO, &c, FOR SALE
AT AUCTION-Will be sold on WEDNESDAY
Morning next October nth, at 10 o'clock, at Ladd's
Warehouse, South side of the Basin, large lot OF
genteel Household and Kitchen Furniture, consisting
in mart of Piano . Sofes Rocking Chairs Cane and
wood-seat Chairs six or eight Feather Beds, Bed
steads Beding fine Sideboard, Washstands rabies
Parlor and Cooking Stoves, China, Glass ana Ea'heh
ware, &c.
This Furniture il of good quality, and well kept be-
longing to gentee family. who has declined house
keeping. iHoS' W. 1890,
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BY Godiin Il AppersOn.

CLAY AND 9TH STREETS FOR SALE AT
AuCTION.-Will be sold on WEDNESDAY,. the
!Hh October, 1888, On the premises commencing at
o'clock, the large and conveniently located Blck
Dwelling at the of Clay and 9Th streets recent
ly occupied by Rev. VIM. Love
The dwelling is large and conveniently arranged
There is besides, kitchen in the yard and the
whole premises i'll the most complete repair The
neighbOrhood is excellent, and the distance very con-
venlent to the usual places of business, churches
market, &c
TERMS: One-fifth cash; balance at 8, G. 9 and y
months for negotiable notes. interest added secured
by trust deed or title retained
GODDIN L. APPERSON
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ii GODDIN & APPERSON. Auct,rs.
BY Taylor & Williams,
nESIRABLE DWELLING ON SECOND

DSTREET, AND TWO BRICK TENEMENTS
ON JACkSON STREET ATAUCTION-On WE'D
NESDAf, 18th Oct. at a O'Clock, p NJ, upon the
premises, respectively will be sold that neat Fromed
Dwelling on the East side of 2nd, between Leigh and
Coal and Wood house. and is the same nronertv ra
Gently occupied by Mr.. Theodore Elmore The whole
premises are III perfect repair, and being tastefuiy
tractive appearance. ~ "
After which will be sold two new Brick Tene.
ments on the North side of Jackson St. near Adam
St, having rooms each, with Brick Kitchens Sc
and now rented at 1870 per annum each. ~
TERMS: One-fourth cash, balance at g. 8 and -
months Tor notes. with interest added and secured Inv
Trust Deeds. -.u ~
oc ii. TAYLOR 4 WILLIAMS. Ancts
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BY Dunlop, MOncure & Co.
HOES, GROCERIES, WINES, BRAN.
- DIES, &C, AT AUCTION.-On FRIDAY the
18th inst commencing at 10 o'clock, we will sell at
our Auction Store, a general assortment of GROCE-
RIES, &c. consisting in part Of
Sugars, fair to choice quality, i'll hhds,
Refined Sugars
Coffee; Candies
Molnsses: Gunpowder and Poushong Teas
Soap; Mustard
Cognac Brandy
Port and Madeira Wine
Old Rye Whiskey
N f. Rum, &c.
80 cases Brogans, suited to the season.
After the above sale, commencing at II O'clock,
will sell
cases. dozen EACH Maitland &, Phelps South
Side Madeira, vintage 1885, NJ. Il p.
do. doz. J. J. Triarte's Brown Sherry, 1886.
do. doz. Amontillado's Pale do. vint 1919
10 do. doz. Jos. Hennessy's London Dock Cog
nae Brandy, vint. l843-Pale.
8 do. doz. Hennessy's l.. d. Cognac Brandy,
do. 8 doz. Cosnac Champagne Brandy 1872
IS do. doz. Pale Otard, Dupuy Co.'S l.. D..
Cog. Brandy, vint. 1910.
IL do. doz. Dark do. do. do. do. do.
10 do. doz. J. b. Goddards Cognac Brendy, 1905.
Il do. doz. Dark Martele's Cognac Brandy, vim
tage 1910.
10 do. doz. Schiedam Gin, Rynbende Zonen,
"Pine Apple" 1910.
do. 2 doz. Old Jamaica Rum, 1872.
10 do. doz. Cherry Brandy prepared l849.
| do. doz. n. Gordons East India Sercal Mad,
H. S. H.
do. doz. Blackburn's do do. do. do, 1885.
/ do. doz. Large Magnunfs Old f. /. Reserve,
1926.
The above Liquors, consigned TO from Boston, to
be sold TO close Estate represented to be pure
and choice quality.
TERMS Under 100 cash; over $500 months credit
for approved ne gotable paper.
DUNLOP, MoNCURE CO,
Oc9 Auctionsers.
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7 ARUs s. SHINE would call the alfen-

Ia ton of their city and country customers their
large aud well selected stock of New Furniture, en-
bracing all the styles i'll that line Amongst which
may be found Beautiful Cottage Sets; Mahogany and
Rosewood Ladies' Dressing Cabinets; do do Marble
top Centre, Side and Sofa Tables do do Marble and
Mahoganv{Top Sideboards and Waslstands; Mahog'y,
Rosewood and Walnut Bedsteads 50 different patterns
of Mahogany springseat Parlor Chairs; Mahogany
Rocking aud Nurse Chairs $50 dozen of all styles of
Cane seat Chairs; 200 dozen Windsor do
Also, a well selected stock of Housekeeping Arti-
cles, such English g. b. Walters Cut Glass Castors
large assortment of Window Shades, Table Cutlery,
with many other articles, too numerous to detail All
of which will be sold on accommodating terms, at
small advance on cost. LARUS SHINE,
oc Cts IA Main vt.
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NEW FALL. STOCK
HITS CAPS Hc- &c AZ

r HATS, CAPS, &c &c. &C. 'sA
vopd respectfully inform my friends and the pub
aLi | an uOw ii receipt Of splendid stock of
HATS, CAPS, AND LADIES' FURS,
ah sHperorto any lever offered to them, which
ell WHOLESALE " retail. on as good terms as they
De bought at aBv house in this market. Call al
PEeIina Hat Store, No. 207 Broad street
RICHARD MOORE
have also on hnnd large supply, of nv
Manufacture, OF Gents DRESS HATS, of all
/, 't'I's and prices from 80 30 TO 50. They are
Hare received the premium for, the last two
|n, & the State Fair. All in want OF cheap and
isi VII call at the Premium Hat Store. No.
B'eaE sel8-lm- RIM.
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V,O PARENTS AND GUARDIANSHIP

rVNO PARENTS AND GUARDIANS.--1I Mrs.
l. JOSHUA j. FRY will receive into her fanny
young Ladies frQap the country wishing to attend
school in Richmond, take private lessons from mas,
tiers. Such may be committed TO her charge VIII
be under her special care and every attention Will be
given to their morals comfort and department.
TERMS: For the session. $500; washing $50.
REFERENCES: Hon. A. II. III. Stuart, of Staunton
Alexander Rives. Albemarle; Judge Fry. Wheeling
Dr. Leyburn, of Lexington; Charles l.. Mosby, Esq,
of Lynchburg Colin Clarke, ESD, OF Gloucester
county; and ID. H. Gordon, of Fredericksburg. Rev
Charles H. Read. Rev. NJ. ID. Hoge. DIR. Cunningham
and Alexander +. Taylor, Esq, of Richmond, Va.
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