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sIcrb Change Of Schedule. SiGrt
Spring and summer Arrange e nlcs,s.
Between Now York and Richmond, via
Norfolk.

TN =. =. y lENM c''ii .
JAMESTOWN AND ROANOKE.
az 1900 Rprthen, C"mnanted by Captain.
~ Cav"n " aud Ski
TheJamcstomn will leave Rich nond every Tuesday al
trrnoa, clock. And tie Roanoke every Saturda,
!. ornlng MI clock. Tar New Nnfs fortuk
Returning, they will leave New ,k for Richmond
every Saturday aud Wednesday afternoon at O'clock
Stopping ( " hours eacn way Norfolk.
Pn-snee lo New York. including meals and State
loom nccommodaon,on y.--..--...-....-.... go
SIr"thRe hrHafc onlN..--.- o
Chnre"t Norlulk. The same Hs by River Bouts.
Merchants aad travellers will find this OF the
speedy and c"m rtahle routes brtw"cn New York and
Ri hun. nd Passage and fare oni, SO, St-crage pas
sage "nly s5
LUDLAM Il WATSON
nnI1t. Richmond Va
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% Main ST., Richmond, Dirginia,
ole agent tor -" ,nl at
UDRCESTER'S PIANOS.

m would the attrnIio..o ot Professors AratrurS
and the public tn an examination Of then
His assortment embraces many and beautiful
syl.s mud by almost is wing add iior-
nj supplies He nl,r- the great Advantages in tin.
purchase oi Piano Fortes only IN superiority
o Instruments, hut aso the prce-at which be sells
3lts
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MORGAN
Franklin, Brother 4 Co,

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GRoCERs,
4 Nd CO.HW kSSiON MERCHAN7'S next door
"A 20 Liberty Warehouse MAIN street, Lynchbure
Va have Just received and offer for sale la, Q. and
general stock of Groceries consisting of eveiy article
u thHt line; also, general stock of Liquors. Hardware
Staple Dry Goods, &c. c. They most respectfully
solicit Gull from their rlend~ public generally
Their -tork al good entirely new and fresh and will
be offered the trade the low rrice. cash
in exchange for country produce
JAMES FRANK IN
EDWAi , FRANKLIN, ,Jr
JOHN A, FRANKLIN.
sep - dts
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Smiths InyigOrating Cordial

4 IAN be Ind the HASfIN TON HOTSE
" BAR daiiy from O'Clock, A. NJ, tl II o'c ock,
L. Its astonishing puw-r in restorlne To
nrion he varnus organs of the l.rnn system. which
have been Frustrated by OVER " OAK ,he effects ~
tn Climate, be attested by iundrrd wro are daily
using it, Supply inrx rxhnu~iibl,; and genuine bur
that pr"nnret by SMITH OF hi' ninitable H-,i-tani
MORGAN
Nora BtsE just ecrived Ten Casks 4fTAYLna's
CELEBRATED BRANDY, imported by W. II Taylor
Esq Norfolk. Va.
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ANOTHER NEW NOTE UPON
WORCESTER'S PIANOS,

INNHE New YORK Commrrcial A sert,.orof he 2lh
II March. 1871 IN AN aiiiele referring the
pcriory OF dmcr hpo ted or Foreisn ln,t,u.
ments rays the f,owins deserved aud lu,t tribute 10
n ~ trr1c,'S Pi1AOS:
I'VE nave seen pianJs f. IN England, frnce nnd
6slr my, madr hS TIE mr-t celeb raet manufacturers
iu 'toc and hrurd their tones elected
b the tuu o -kiltul performers. but say thai
htNe h.w pianos touar Bile with those inauufar-
tGf Thy II Worcester. In elegance ot form mud fnisu
r ness oI tone durability of tune au.l all other qualities
rtlt render musical instruments valuable NJ. Worce-
trf, pia uasul passed. 1t is m ghlv crealle l.,
Huo manufacturers that even Europeans are con
Famed to ncL npwlede, the superiority"
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RICHMOND.
Fall Importation
OF EARTENWARE AND CHINAi

OF EARTENWARE AND CHINA
Fresh Receipts Of Glass and Fancy irticies
E'E sub, rhcroii, = Tho trade u large aud vaicd
stock ot Earthenwarr, chim and Gl -, the pat
terns at which were selected hy hin.sc in persun
Having a'Npuie of many wears in ihi. particular
business he feels car den,e staitlg that in point
OF lalr" aud quality II will eomPar hs"ably with u
Other house IN thrtiade.
" Nhic Gmnir Dinner Ware
ID" 10 Basios aud Ewcr~. Jugs, Ten Maze, etc.
Blue Print Flowing and Fancy ia
Fine Decorated Chm DINNER a,d Dessert SETS
Do do do Tea and Ton
DO to do PITCHERS und Vases
Goid Band do "i above variety
WI Il, Chi d" ol u.ov, variety.
Common Nurr of every description, suit,hlr for
Vc-nng. which he offer upon such toms for cash
cannot fnil t. pleasr
Fine Mantel Pier md Toilet Glasses
Fine Ivory Table Cut cry, MATTERS an Brittania Ware
Safety. nrl Fluid aad Solar Ltmps
GLASS " are in every variety.
All he ask. cn and hc feels assured his prices
will givr shtI>iaclioA
His Packer i one of hcbest in the trade
Stone Ware at Factory prices.
sep l2-ts JAS D. Il EVANS
No. ! II Main Ri hmonl WI
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TO MIRE.-Tae .ub.crinp,-

WANTED TO MIRE.-Tae .ub-crihe'~
w wish TO hire for their work on the Va. Tenn
,.lrn,d, in the Mnuutarh region "t Na.. nuiubcI
,nen m boys, for which liberal hire will he ar
rbny have hal long experience IN ih- management t
urgrpas and are Themselves large owners HHed -
sIocs w receive the same tredtn.""' in every i'-t
ti,t they give their One oi us can s'''
i.Ynrhhurs At an, timr. ill! the Oth of JanL"y ~
Was,ington Hotel nr nt McCorkle Simpson &
hra, NcD,ui.i & I,ur. They will also buy It,
boys i.. u iart- SCDIl Ab' NS
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Apples! Applet! AppIes!!!
TUSr r-.eivpd t,nm Roanoke cuu ,ty, AZ barrels NJ
- FINE APPLES some of them are Pippirs. Fol
sale--whoeshle re,nil--'y ) A. bofD'
30-ts
HE highest pric. paid for hange o, tue ia stern
j cities by PETERS. SfENCE j 30.
aug II dts
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NETWORK ADVERTISEMENTS.
NETWORK CLOTHING STORE.
NELSON & CO.,
Wholesale ClOthin Establishment
Is Cortland street,

And cxtendinc through the cnii ehock forming
10 DEY STREET.
Nl "'rein,a Merchants Visiting New York. extend
! our invitation 10 cn and examine stock, which
/. particularly adapted 10 Southern trade. Those oi
tornri patron need b II assure that our motto
l. ETceiSior, nnd To hers would say. pl ~ Is
aud eve has been ~rH goods the One Price prin
riplc withou, variation only in the ett.". but in
,Iiri,.
With regard 10 Inequality OF our goods is not too much
thu, manufacture them well and in as good
iasc us tho fashionable custom cslas shmcnt in
this any other m ,rkc and thus cndcnvor to do away
with the strong preludi,oe 'a''ng In the cnmmun
sainsl dc,ng in np using rraiy mn cl thing Please
,iy, ia an trai ur aO-t
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iI,hE MERCHANTS BANK OF Va.

in Lynchburg will receive Specic Depostes, ny.
ing interest at the of per ell sums OF ~,
nnI upvart. . remaining months and per cent. on
like SUNS remaining mo"ths and upwards.
BY order of the Boari,
jan2 3-tlh IN DAVID X. EDLE>. frest.
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G. u A NO GU ANO.
AVlNG made arrangements with the Peruvian
agents 10 get supplies of GuANO ,hr he-l
terms, We re now prepared /" furnish il We have
hand, and ah at 500 bags and " Il b" IN reg
Iar receipt al it We shall II none EXCEPT whit come.
To direct Gom the md ali VIII purchase
nay rely getting GENUINE G,'AND. We solitn
the otour friends AID al others with The
nnce that wi ALWAYS furnish them with the best art
Gle and un thr t,t> orahc terms
CRENSHAN 4 co.
fc l'ts North side of the Basin, Richmond. Va.
{ ftLOyEit SEED.--pRlME NEW CLOVER
~ Seed for sale On the best terms.
ieb25 Il CRENSHAW & CO
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OFFICE. 4a6 RRoADWAY. NEW YORK

$50 600 Presents be given the purchasers "i the
large and clcg.m engraving of the Inauguration at
George Na-hngion Pr sidcnt ef the United States
tr"m the celebrated rain,up of David Paul Lawrcns
Price OF engraving ($Il Ono Do lar wh,rh includes n
ciitricket ent,ng the holder chance in the follow
ing l-t of magnificent gifts.
The vnueoi the presents, as appraised ly n Commit
tee ch,-en for the purpose. i 81 400, ollows;
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For Sale

R0nnA'in Bonds of the South Side Rail Road
DOU1DO Coz pany bearng per cent. 1t a
price that wi pay rer These bonds are secured
y mortgage the Rond and uarantred hy the cy o
Petersburg. and in amounts of 500 bnd Sl"aO A d.
desirable Investment or capitalists
n,el7-its PETERS SPENCE a &C
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For Rent.
New Concern.

flStE Undersigned. having purchased e MI. j. II.
/ solomon his entire fixtures for carrying tho
DYING BUSINESS will in future conduct the busine-,
next door to Mr. II NJ Dldlake's Coach Factory, Main
street Lynrhburg Va. lie tlattcr. hinself from
long he has al in the nbove business in the
CITY of baltimore and for the as' year in the b snrs-
of Mr. solomon, thai he will not fail to please thos" VIII"
toyn, him with n call JAMES BRADY.
sep 23-dbm
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ATEST BY EMPRESS

A lot Of Laaes and Mi.s"s w d ed Ski,t~ Tor /
Winte-. Cali at HANNAli'S CASH STORE.
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FIFTH EDITION NOW READY
Sixth and SeveLth Editions at Press.

NJ UW KEADY Tho hhh Edninn of "ALONE "h,
~ Marion llHtnnd IN haudsom 10 mo vol:
Pri'e 20. "A. MORRIS. Richmond Pubshcn
WHIT TIE GhlIIGS SAY =.
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VOL. 3.---NO. 1872.

HEFER TO
:. las Caskir Esq. sam'l Marx Esq w =. sfro,her
Esq, HHNsll n Bro. Jacob Sh oL, Esq Edmond
Davenport 4 Co. " chrnnd da.. o7 ,IGm
Sauk Rapids frontierman. [volume] (Sauk Rapids, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1860, 1855-12-27
ESTABLISHED IN 1850.
vi C CT OUD & BROTHER

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
II Il r d W A r e AND CUTLERY,
ECHANiC's Tools. Farming Implements.
I'VE &c. Sc, nesx the head of Third Street
Saint Paul.
"e"fe now in receipt Of our SPRING STOCKS
OF everything m the HARDWARE line and with
grra,, increased facilities Of buying and selling goods
and are better prepared than ever to to supply the
wants Q! our customers, ana the public. generally.
Having been engaged in the exclusive Hardware
business IN st Paul for the last FIVE years, we can
confidently refer to past transactions as The sures
guarantee that we can and always viii sell the B EST
quality OF GooDs, at the
LOWEST PRICES FOR, CASH
Country Merchants buying with Cash, will find it
TO thesr advantage to call us. we make liberal
discounts OH our current selling prices.
Saint Paul, June "a, 1855. 7nvI.
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T2EaD2l21a.lJ9p[tIss OF: 9g1lSSIIi5
Sank Rapids Frontiernan

The principal oblact in sige establishment OF
this paper, is the Dissemination, through is col
umns, Of correei ana fs,lss.s esormation concern
ing TIA; portion of lbs Territory lying on the
Mississippi River above she Falls Of St. Anthony,
emhTacing yast geslaa d -eantry, unsurpassed
ii fertility, and ferensly but title known.
IN politics. 1ba ffoatfgsaaa will be essential
y and anequm0ea'is dntEo~fatc-a firm, steady,
ard consistent safportss u the present National
a3nlastrstsan, aud Al III tlsaas. the earnest qd-
soeale 81 'he. principles aud falth Of the Demo
cfatc patty,
II the same tiac that II thas contributes What
ever Of influence IL mag pessess 10 the success Of
Democratic fuen ind Democratic measures, it
will identify Itself wssi 80 faction in whatevef
naaie of form il may appear The columns oi
The Efontiafman will always be open 70 sncl,
persons may desire 50 give publicity 10 pafteu~
lar or favorte localities IN any part Of the Terri
tory--bn. especially those found on the ppes
mississippi fsffnefs, wan may wish to speat
to the pates reativs o Inc great subject Of Agri-
culturs- b III who have either leisure incna-
ton to sssise upan Subjects deemed Of interest to
the general feades
The hgfIeaprsf department Of the paper
always tE.s. n.ost ssg,os:ant IN country uewspa-
per--wi ba unafs lin. special superintendent of
a practical and saecassfsl fafner
Hailins irup ee;nt contiguous TO the homes
Of the Winnehaga a. OJbway Indians, whose
history is repiela tytsa Ii rest and incident, The
Frontierman vii !. u heitaved, be found TO con-
tain much cosssfp;as IaaI4a life, belief. aud
manners, ef fassfH silsn We}nars interest 10 the
general rendes sssa'as tans resident IN the In
dian conutsy. as saissss ssrh !, having already
been engaged ~ ssgasA} tvsssa
One copy. oas yeas, 10
Ten copies I ont ofshe Territory, = ~
Twenty eopfes ont Of the IefsaaEs..s. aa,ho
Strictly 10 advance.
Persons forwarding Gibbs, should retain ceftsfi-
Gates from Postmasiers
JEREMIAH RUSSELL.
Sank Rapids, Minnesota. April as, 1854.
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GROCERIES.

The very best of articles in the above named line
of Goops can always be obtained at his store at
much lower rates than at any similar Establish
mens in the Territory.
Particular attention in the preparation and dis
pensing Of Medicines. Physicians and Country
Dealers will find ii for their interest to call and ex-
anime his stock, as inducements will be offered
to their advantage.
N. B.-Phy scians' prescriptions will be care
fully and properly compounded.
All the best patent medicines of the day can
always be obtained at The lowest prices Also,
an assortment Of Cigars, Tobacco and Confec-
tioaery.
Hair, Tooth and Nail Brushes Hair Dyes.
Pomases, Hair Washes and Oils--a large variety.
Fancy Soaps, Cosmetic, ETC.,
Druggists Glassware. Burning Fluid, Potash,
Acids, Oils, Varnishes, Glue, Brushes, etc.
A choice assortment of best Teas, Figs, Rai-
sins, JeIIics, Jams, ketchups, etc. etc., al the
lowest market price.
Remember the Ba=ar at the WinsloW House
where Cbampagnes, Holland Gin, Rum, Old
Port, Madeira. Sherry, Muscat, Malaga, Scotch
and Irish Whskey, Monongahela and Bourbon
Whiskey, pure, can always be found Of the very
best quality, and at the very lowest prices.
Saint Paul April, ytf
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BORUP s.. CHaMPLIN,

WTOULD resps My inform HE Merchants
w and the pabifc generally, tina, they have
bought cut the interest Of Messrs. Burbank 8 Co.
in the Forwarding and Commission business, and
that they can afford increased facilities TO all
these who may favor them with share of their
patronage. They will attend to general Storage,
Forwarding and Commission business, At their
Warehouse on the Lower Landing. Having
leased The Wharfhoat those who ship 10 them
viii save expense 81 drayage. u
REFE.RE NCES
Cronin, Hurxshall and Lear, New York,
r. Harmon ard Co, Buffalo
James c. Fargo, Chicago.
Maiher and Co, %
II. T.. McCioskey, Gaena.
B III. Campbell, g
F. S. Jessup aud Co., Dubuque.
Chouteau and Vale, St. Louis.
Borup and Cakes, St. Paul.
St. Paul. NJ. T. apl.tf
VIM. j. PARSONS,
Attorney and Solicitor, Coffee in Masonic Hal
bailding) Minneapolis, Minnesota. Investments
made in any part Of the County, and any bus mess
! in the Courts OF the Territory the Supreme
Court Of the United Staes, promptly attended 20.
may Is, s. n9yl
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81. PAUI. ADVERTISEMENTS.

The only general Furnishing. Establish
nssnt West Of Chicago Persons ecish-
ing House Furnishing Goods aeiu 10
Usli to call and sromine.
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very charge of coalescing with them robs us o
portion of our moral power, which we should
WELD, if arrayed distinctly in opposition te
them.
The attitude of the Republican party is one
of high moral sublimity. 1t is based upon the
same great fundamental principles on which
our fathers rested their hopes. 1t is founded
upon the "selfevident TRUTH that all men are
endowed by their Creator with the inalienable
right to life, liberty, and happiness" Stand
ing on this rock, we cannot condescend to bar
ter, to coalesce with Know Nothings, or any
other class of men, who occupy position SC
far beneath US, without compromising our own
selfrespect and the respect of mankind.
The inherent power of truth and justice con
stitutes our dependence. If we commence
bartering them, in order to obtain votes of the
new Order, we shall be shorn of our strength
and become weak as other parties
But we are daily becoming more and more
confident that the Republican party will move
steadily forward to the accomplishment of its
high and holy purposes that our Convention
will act tremendously, with dignity and patri
otlsm commensurate with the objects for which
1t has been called and that when the autumna
elections shall bring us to the battlefield, Ohio
will lead the column of States to victory
more elevated and more glorious than was ever
achieved by shedding human blood. G.
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DR.. McLANE'S VERMIFUGE.

No remedy ever invented has been So >uccrs.l. a. t.
grea, worm medicine OF DR. NcLauc All who have used
have been equally asonshed and delighted az as Won
d'rtui energy and efficacy To publish ail tie lesonI-
ais IN its favor would al volumes; must therefore
ourselves with brief abstract OF few 0fthru
JaphrI G. Allen o. Amboy. gave q dose 20 a child SIX
years old and II brought away eghjy-hre- worms lie
soon after gave another dose the child. which
brought away fly more maxim, hundred aud thirty
three worms M about twelve hours.
Andrew Downing of Cranbury township. Venargo
county, gave his child teasToonfu and she passed
olt. hundred and Scycuty-seveu Next morning,
on repetition OF the dose passed one hundred and
thirteen more.
Jonathan lionghmau. Of West Union. Park county In
diaHa writes that hc B., unable supply the demand as
Tire people in his ueirhbo-hoad say. after trial OF the
others that none Is equal 20 Dr. Ncl.anr's Vernugr.
Mcssrs. d. y J. " Colon. %: Winchester. Indiana hap
pcned last spring 10 get some cot Vrrmifuge Ahcr
selling few bottles the demand became 50 great tor IT,
that their STOCK soon exhausted They Stale that t
has produced The best effect wherever used ard is very
popular among thc people
D-Purchasers Will please be careful 10 AK for Dr. Me.
Lanes celebratcd Neunlge and take else Al oihr
vermIfugeS, IN comparison, worthless DR. McI.aurs
genuine Vermlrc, also his celebrated LAYER Pills can
now be had at all respectable Drug Stores u l,e United
States and Canada. A.
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FEMALE MEDICAL COLLEGE OF PENNsYLvA-
MIA

The sixth Annual Announcement of this mer-
itorious institution is before us, in which the
Faculty state that the condition and prospects OF
the College continue to improve; that the sue
cess of those who have graduated, and have been
engaged in practice, has realized the most san
guine expectations; that requests for them to
locate in different parts of the country con-
tinually received that among women the desire
to consult with their own sex as physicians is
widely spreading, the demand for them being at
once sign and a necessity of the age; and that
wherever women, well educated and truly fitted
for the office of physician, have entered upon its
duties, high and honorable position has been
accorded to them, and they have at once com
menced remuneratiye practice. They also
state that it is the determination Of the Faculty
to afford their students adequate facilities for
acquiring an enlightened and thorough knowl-
edge of their chosen profession. They have ex-
tended their sessions to five months, the same
length as the sessions in the University of Penn
sylvania; and they are determined to make their
standard of requirement as high as that of the
best medical schools. They have established a
general Dispensary and Clinic, which afford to
the students opportunities of Witnessing the va
fious forms of medical and surgical disease, and
enable the Professors to exhibit the practical
application of the principles taught in their sew
eral departments.
The Dean (Ellwood Harvey, NJ. d., 229 Arch
street, Philadelphia) will take pleasure in pro-
Co
dents, who will be thus enabled to repair imme-
diately to their homes on arriving in the city.
The fees are as follows:
Naturalization fee (paid only the first SEES
sOn) $500
To the Professors, (eight in number) 5000
Practical Anatomy 800
Graduation fee 20.00
No charge is made for lectures on Medical
Jurisprudence.
For the encouragement Of those whose means
will not allow of the usual expenditure, six stu
dents will be admitted annually on certain spe-
cal favorable terms.
The Sixth Annual Session will commence on
Wednesday, October Sd, 1855, and continue FIVE
months.
The Faculty of this College are as follows
Ellwood Harvey, NJ. d., Professor Of the Prin
cipes and Practice of Medicine.
Ann Preston, NJ. D., Professor of Physiology
Edwin Russell, M, D., Professor of Anatomy
Mark G. Kerr, NJ. D., Professor of Materia
Medica and General Therapeutics.
Kersey G. Thomas, NJ. D., Professor of Sur
gerry.
Clinton Dillingham;, Professor of Chemistry
and Toxcology, in the place of David J. John
son, NJ. D., lately deceased.
The Chair of Obstetrics and the Diseases of
Women and Children is now vacant but will be
filled before the opening of the next session.
William Elder, NJ. d., Esq, Lecturer on Med
ical Jurisprudence.
Eliza L. S. Thomas, NJ. D., Demonstration of
Anatomy.
Ellwood Harvey, NJ. D., Dean of the Facul-
ty, 229 Arch street.
Henry +. Birnbaum, Janitor.
The New Y ork Evangelist well sayeth: aye