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4 'o5 I, VI
NH 19-Staw4w THOS. M. ALFRIEND, Sec'y

EANCY CRATE AND FENDER MA
l. NUFACTORY. E and 9th sts. Richmond, Va
have for sale 800 CRATES and TENDERS, embra-
cling all the various kinds used in the South, East,
West and North. 1 receive monthly all the various
patented patterns used in the Eastern and Northern
cities and am prepared to manufacture Crates and
Tenders at Northern prices
Builders and Merchants, and others In want Of
Crates and Tenders, will find it to their advantage to
give call before purchasing elsewhere.
All work manufactured and sold by me is war
ranted SAM'L d. DENOON
FOR HIRE have for hire likely Girl, IA years
Of age, used to waiting in the house, Terms mode
rate. ia22-Sm
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MATCHMAKING NOTICE.

e MATCHMAKING NOTICE.
FA JOHN N. WILLIAMS, Matchmaker and
EAAe Jeweller, (formerly with MIR. John Hill
elEz1 has removed from his old stand opposite the
American Hotel, down to West 18th street, 2 doors
from Main street, where he continues to repair
Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, &C. and to give the most
perfect satisfaction to his customers.
All Watch and Clock work done in a neat and
workmenlike manner. and kept In perfect running
order for the space Of twelve months thereafter
without any additional charges being made
NH 2l-1m* JOHN N. WILLIAMS
N: B. Watchwork done for the city and country
trade, at trades prices.
JOHN N. WILLIAMS,
Matchmaker and Jeweler, West l7th st.
Two doors from Main ct :, opposite the Old Market
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NHDTCII1Ho.
T4CKsONS EXCELSIOR BITTERS.

TACK6ON'6 EXOEL6IOR BITTER6.
81 TO THE rUBL1C.--Havina been s1iistsd Tor
ss,ersl ,esrs with Dyspepsia and D.mb Asuss, and
tried nearly every remedy that could bear Of with
RH JScKsON's EXCELSIOR BiTTERs. I
tried three bottiss, and am happy tc ~ t6st am
TsSri:s "yery family to procure those Blttsra
The above Bfttsrs msy be had at ~: rieops 4.
Bodekera Charles Miilspsugh's, and 3. -. Zachris-
sons. Druggists, Richmond, Vs. -
An orders punctuslly attended to- NH
HONOR TO WHOM HONOR is DUE
l II Affords me much pleasure to say to the SUI.
ferins pubIic that MRS. DAVIS ELIXIk n the Only
efectusi remedy have ever used for Coughs, Colas
DC have used 1t myself and believe It 70 De wortn
more than ell others In use. Try IL sno . MI T
sure your satisfaction m. +. DAI'
HENRIco COUNTY, Dec. !. l85A
For sale by Mrs. A. b. DAVIS, bsnneta DeeIs.
Alex Duvai Paterson l. Jackson, Chas. Mtiispausn.
o. J. Pieot, A. B6deker and Charles D. Yale.
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o~L CARRIAGES. CARRIAGES.

oEL CARRIAGES, CARRIAGES.
go The subscriber has on hand, at his Coach
Making Establishment, on Lombard Alley, between
Main and Cary, 3th and l4th streets,) rear the CO.
lumbar Hotel COACHES, CHARlOTEES, BA-
ROUCHES, BUGGIES with and without tops and
SULKIES, all of his own make, of the best materi.
ais and workmanship. All of which viii be sold as
low as good work of the kind be in the city Of
Richmond; and respectfully ask call from those
in want of any article in the Carriage line, as am
determined to rake to order and sell at the lowest
prices possible, and all work sold. that is war
ranted. Ife 20-6ml MICAJAH MAEGUM.
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p EMOVAL.-JAS. MANDER, Me-

REMOVAL. JAS. WANDER, Mer-
~ chant Tailor. fas removed his tailoring egtab-
Hotel, to the store Main street opposite the 81
Charles Hotel, formerly occupied by l.. Gennet as
Jewelry Store, where he will be pleased to serve
his old patrons and the public generally. He has
Just received his spring supply of Cloths, CASH.
meres and vssiings embracing some really desirable
patterns He invites an examination of his stock.
NH 19-6t
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A CARD TO THE LADIES.
.R nIIPONGEAII'S Col DEN Pl

CARD To THE LADIES.
nR. DUPONCEAU'S GOLDEN Pc
L. RIODICAL PILLS INFALLIBLE in correct
ing Irregularities relieving painful and difficult Men.
struation and removing all periodical Obstructions.
from auaateser causes.
NJ B.-Under certain circumstances, married La
dies must not use them. For particulars, nstruc
tons on the box. Price, $l per Box. Sold by all
the principal Druggists in Virginia
G. @. LAWRIE, State Agent, Washington, D. c.
to whom all orders must be cent. The Pills will be
sent by enclosing ST. eonfdentislly, by mail Every
box bears the signature of the Proprietor, DR. j. d.
PoNcEAU, to counterfeit which would be forgery
For sale in Riohmond by r. 2. DUVAL BRO,
E. J. PICOT, ALEX. DUVAL and by DOVE co /,
Main st. de 29-d&cSuix
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GPRING HARDWARE.-The Subscri-
~ bers respectfully invite the attention of country
merchants Ssddlers and others. to their extensive
and varied assortment of HARDWARE, Guile
RY, GUNS, STEEL and SADDLERY, just received
from the manufacturers of England and America
The Goods have been selected with care and pur-
chased mostly for cash. Hence we have no hesits.
ton in assuring friends who have hitherto ia
generally that their supplies of Goods may be had
from on good terms as from any othe, house in
the country. SMITH 4 ROBERTS,
vnh
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M. SCHULTZ, No. 81 MAIN

>&8 ~. OCAOLlL, mo. 81 MAIN
IA STREET.-Offers great Inducements to the
fE town and country trade having just return.
ed from the Northern cities. where be has
selected in person large stock of CLOTHS, CAS-
SIMERES, AND VESTINGs. which he will make
up to order in the neatest style and the most
sonable terms. He has also purchased large lot of
TAILORS TRIMMINGS, to which he would call
the attention OF the city and country trade either at
Wholesale or retail at small advance on cost. My
made in the city, and at prices to suit the times-to
all of which would call the attention of my friends
and the public generally. Be sure and recollect the
place, No. 81 Main street.
NH 20-1m M. SCHULTZ
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TOBACCO AGENCY.


GREENE, HEATH & ALLEN,
Al and 40 California Street, San Francisco,
CELL Tobacco on Commission, direct
~ from and for account of the Virginia Manufac.
turers, and to whom refer.
Messrs. EDMOND, DAVENPORT & Co., Richmond,
will reply any questions and transact any business
for our house.
Messrs. ALLEN & PAxsoN. New York, will do like.
wise. no I8-d&w1y
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& ONE PRICE EWELRY STORE

f. ONE PRICE JEWELRY STORE
"a One of our firm has just returned from the
AASe North with the finest assortment of Watch
es, Jewelry and Precious Stones ever offered
by US Persons purchasing from Us may reat assured
that the articles presented at the time SALE
and that they do not pay more than fair prces. We
put only moderate profit goods to be able
70 sell them upon reasonable terms, and a. low az
they can be sold any whsre at retail. Az few per.
sons are judges of the precise quality and value OF
goods IN our line Of busine., and as we have emily
one price, those who are not judges and buy from
US have q guarantee that they only nav the same
prices that the best judges paw :
MYERS l. JANKE, ISL Main st.,
fe ~ Sign of the Illuminated Clock
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FOR SALE OR RENT

- residence of Oliver Crump deceased-sn ell
al gentleman. 80
The buildings consist OF comfortable dwelling.
house. with six rooms, three convenient closets and
Number room; an office or school room in the yard
kitchen, dairy tcehouse filed with ice, stables, car
rage house, and comfortable houses for servants
Thsre are 20k acres of Land in the lot, nearly half
Orchard of select fruit and an excellent GARDEN, q
part of which is beautifully laid of, and well set in
flowers aud shrubbery. -a-a
The Household and Kitchen Furniture, and Provi
sions nearly sufficient for family, may be had upon
very moderate terms if early application be made.
Persons wishing to purchase or rent, will view for
themselves. For further particulars address
CHALMERS,
NH Is-dIu Church Hill, Halifax Va.
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VALUABLE FEMALE SERVANT
FOR SALE PRIvATELY.-I viii sell at pri-
sa.e SAFE very valuable female Servant, to reside
TINS city; She Is 10 years Of age, 10 first rate
" sner and ironsr and plain Seamstress; ID healthy
sood character, and sold for no fault For par
'io1 h r. apply 70 b. II. SMITH,
mn a-lw. Mayo Ct. Sd door above Franklls.
WHITE-WA6H BRUSHEG-For sale
w BENNETT BEERS
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sEA FOR SAL E.-The Steam
lEais3ssssss:73 70 ali PrnrsIlsz COMMERCE. 2

wears old; il 81 feet in length, % feet 8 inches
breadth feet 8 inches depth of hold-cspacty of
1000 barrels and well adapted for towing l55 tons.
Engine 24x24, high pressure. Will be sold low, on
terms. Apply TO 8. FLANAGAN.
No. 6S4 s. Delaware Avenue, Philadelphia.
NH mn
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COMPREHENSIVE.

The undersisned, under the name and firm OF 3. III.
MAURY b co, will continue the EXCHANGE
and COLLECTION business, hith-
CIV r. H. MAURY,
J. r. ALLEN,
j. L. MAURY.
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TRY GOODS CHEAP FOR CASH
~ Wishing to dispose of my Fall Stock of Dry
Goods, now offer the remainder at remarkably low
prices for cash; and persons purchasing Goods will
find it greatly to their advantage CALL as the Goods
and prices shall suit them Do not fail to call early
at the oil stand, corner LIST and Broad SITS.
ia lS-3m w. BOOTRIGHT.
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4 The UNDERSIGNED

begs leave to call attention to
his stock of GOODS, which is
large, well assorted, and of his
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BACON & BASKERVILLE,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
DECEIVE Consignments of Tobacco,
IA Flour, Corn, Wheat, &C., and give their per-
sonal attention sales of and keep constantly
hand large and general assortment of Groceries,
Seed, Peruvian 9uaro &c. fe H-d&wts
EOR SALE.-WOOL TRUNKS, PAD
II DING, FACING, LINING AND BOOK-BIND-
ING SKINS The public are hereby informed that
they need not GO North to buy these articles the
unde 81 gned has them always hand good and as
cheap as they can be bought at the North. Manu-.
factory on Brook Avenue, opposite Bacon Quarter
Branch Tavern. j. C. JONES.
fe 26-d&c6m
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MISCELLANEOUS.

m GREAT REDUCTION IN r
~ THE PRICE OF HATS AND BOOTS.
From fftesn 20 twenty per cent saved By buy.
ing from J. n. ANTHONY, Columbian Hotel
Building, Richmond.
Moleskin HATS, Of best quality. o g
DO do second do..................S 90
Fashionable SILK HATB..................... 30
Fine salfskin sewed BOOTS, 50
Fine caifskin sewed SHOES. 70
J. H. ANTHONY has made arrangements With
Of the best makers In the city Of to
supply him with handsome and substantial calfskin
sewed BOOT, which he will sella the unpresedent.
cd low price Of eS 50. fts t.E del
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THE VIRGINIA FIRE AND MARINE
Il INSURANCE COMPANY
CAPITAL: $500. 600!

NapICu p6OO,OOO
Office Fourteenth 50. opposite the Exchange Hotel,
Richmond, IA.
This Company was chartered in l8S2-has been in
operation nearly % years-has paid to its policy hold
about million of dollars in losses with but
action at law a policy, and in that they were
Sessul in defending themselves-teir stock oacRed by
ctizeas Of pirgnia, and their Directors all residents Of
averaging over half million of dollars per annum
for many years past, and large portion of the bene
fits resulting therefrom extended to their patrons
and friends Their reputation for promptness and
liberslity unsurpassed. With their capital unimpar
ed and surplus fund added, continue to insure
against the pers of and dangers of the SEAS to
all parts of the world.
Appealing to the history of the past, and refer
ring to ell the business of this city, the best
aud safest guarantees for the future, the Company
confidently ask the extended patronage of the pub
lic Apply to or address
A. PLEASANTS, Pres't, or
NH I9-Staw4w THOS. M ALFRIEND Sec,y
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LADIES' LIST.

Adams Mrs Mary S
Akers Mrs Julia A
Atkinson Mrs G 4
Avis Miss Emily r
Akers Mrs Granville M
Anderson Miss w
&
Bevens hrs Sophia
Bryant Mrs Ann M
Bragg Mrs kezra FIG
Baker Mrs Z r
Burch Mrs Emile
Baber Miss Columbia
Bosz Miss Sarah Jane
C
Glover Miss Kate
Cauthorn Mica aenriettaJ
Chilrey Miss Henrietta
Galloway Miss Fanny
Carter Miss Ellen
Childrey Miss heurie tia
Carter Miss Eliz
Collins Miss Eliz
Coleman Miss Betssy
Ciaree Mas Mamie II
Collier Miss Ellen Nj
d
Daring Miss Susan L
Durham Mrs Margaret e
Duke Mrs Indians
Davis Mrs Elizabeth
Daugerheld Mrs Adelaide
Daniels Mrs
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GINTER 81 ALVEY, IMPORTERS
~ AND JoBBERS OF HOSIERY, GLOVES.
hDkfS, CkAVATS, LACES. &c., would call the
attention OF merchants visiting this make. to their
large and extensive stock of Spring Goods.
urely complete. Importing our Foods direct feel
satisfied we can offer inducements IN OUR LINE
thatcan be offered by few houses in this country
We respectly solicit call.
GIETER 4 ALVEY,
NH 20 No. 10 Pearl street
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I OCKETT q PANKEY have in store
- and for sale N o. and P. R. Sugar, loaf, crush
ed, coffee and powdered DO. Rio, Laguira Java,
Mercabo and Mochs Coffee; Bacon, hams sides and
shoulders; N. o. and Cuba Molasses; N. York and
Stuart's Syrup; Brandies Whiskeys Gins and Wines;
Sperm, Adanlantine ar Tsow Candles: Soap COM
mon to best quality; Herrings, Window Glass x 10
letter and cap paper; London Porter, quarts and
pints, masons Backing, and many other articles in
their line, which they offer low for cash to pune
tual customers.
NH 19-2w. LOCKETT PANKEY.
oh,
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Il oCIs subscriber has Just received direct
from the importer large and beautiful assertme MT
trade, emit rely new in styles.
Also, great variety Of Fancy Goods, which he
would respectfully ask the attention of his friends
and the public ge neraly. E. B. SPENCE.
mia No. 100 corner of Main and 18th SITS
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CUPERIOR FAMILY HORSE AND
~ BUGGY FOR SALE.-Only five years old, war
ranted in every respect, and child drive him.
Sold for want of use. Also light Buggy and Har-
ness, made by Ford, N. Y, very handsome Enquire
at mn I5-ts G. L. EARNEST'S Stable.
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GOAL AND WOOD.-The Subscriber
~ takes pleasure in announcing to his friends and
the public that he has effected arrangement which
will enable him to keep hand at all times full
supply of as good BITUMINOUS COAL a. can be
found in this market, and which he will sell ON 80
ree sonable terms as it can be had,
ALSO-A good supply of OAK and PINE WOOD,
at the market price. JNO. NJ. STRATTON,
Produce Broker and Dealer in Wood and Coal
fe 8-dSm On the Basin, corner of 10th st.
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UN ID Il IL TAKINC

VIE untiersi gned would respectfully inform the
elll1ens OF Burlington and vicinity, that he is
et any description on the most reasonable terms. 4
neaay-nade Collins constantly ON hand.
~ IIearse furni he'd AT AT times. free nc 49,.
Carriages also furnished when reauir,d -''eN'
shop in the building formerly occupied bv
Richard Waite. on Valley street, two doors east a
attended, to. ~ - TrinpEf"y
Burlington, dec %, '54-tw1y.
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A gentleman in an eating house, the other
day, loeksd IN xsin for. . bill Of fare Not
finding one he inquired of waiter, a new
conner, Who was yet hardly initiated into the
mysteries Of his vocation, ssWill you bring
me q programmed" 49,
eyes SIR" he replied will you have
it boiled Or roastod2'' The gentleman fear
ing that It might be rather iDdigestible, de-
clined both proportions. ! ''s. q 49,
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ONE OF NAPoLEoN's FREDERICKSBURG
following is the oft-quoted prediction of Ma
poleon, in one of his recorded conversations
at st. Helena:
ssIn the course of . few years Russia will
have Constantinople, the greatest part Of
Turkey, and all Greece. France, England,
and Prussia united cannot prevent it.o
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To Chariot HiIbotn.

Wy are hereby notified that there i now On Al. :.
the ofce Of the Clerk Of the District Cont of nas
MONIES county, Iowa. petition Of William HiIbaye
10 pe divorced from yoa for the reason II At the
and that their welfare requires separatis, IA
nhess appear and answer thereto On or be-
ne the "a day Of next term Of said Court l,,ree viii
De rendered aganstyou thereon. - :" - ii
A. j. MESSENGER, Clerk
Dee. %. 1881 -
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George w. Richardson, the Know Nothing
Mayor electof Worcester, Mass, is said to
be decidedly opposed to the Fugitive Stare
Law. He declares that the Police, while I'M
der bis control, shall in no case assist in
pending back fugitive slaves to bondage.
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We noticed the other day an additional
evidence OF our progress Is city. We saw
some one hundred and fifty workmen, direct
" in front of our Office, who were engaged
in joining the two Railroads that terminate
in this city namely, the Bureau Valley Road
and the Peoria and Oquawka.. This work Is
being accomplished with alacrity, and We
shall soon have another route to and from the
central city.-FPeoria Press. .'.i.., ..,--
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John Sapp, of Vandalia, ILL.,, who, gave q
wedding supper to company Of friends las,
week, was poisoned to death, and the entire
company made sick, by some fend having
mixed drug in the food. .s,,..>.,...v
r The signatures to the petition from Boston,
asking for the abolition Of the duty on for
eign coal, reached clear across the hail of
the House of Representatives.
The cartmen Of New York have held n
meeting to procure the repeal of the law that
has existed since the reign of Queen Anne.
requiring them to reside on Manhattan Island.
There are 10, 900 in the city.
The town of Sidon, in Mississippi, was
visited by atornado on Thursday week, which
left but one house standing. Fortunately
no lives we're lost. though several persons
were badly injured. 1
Lord John Russell stated lately, before
Parliamentary Committee on Salaries, that
he never owned shilling until he became
premier. .r9h~f y 49,
Only one voter Of the city Of Mexico threw
his suffrage against Santa Anna. He. was a
In Vera Cruz the Mexican ruler
had it all his own way. 3.lf h3tfkl
A charitable lady in. Cincinnati, says she
has found 500 suffering poor in the 18th
ward Of that city. 4is igI
A LARGE FAxnY.--In case tried in the
Circuit Court Of this city Yesterday, negro
Who was q witness stated that he had been
blessed with Eve wives, and had forty eight
shildren, twenty eight Of whom are now liv-
ins. OF this number, twenty-seven are
Detroit Adv.
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lMap0EtantQ TmsorcsSimg :

llnaportantQ Emsere stingf y1f
REING DESTROYS Of reducing oar present large sad
~ commsdious Stoskssf Dry GAeas, Bootp. Ehoes,
hats, Caps, capetpg, de-, DO, we take pleasure in
announcing to our customers, and the community @
large. that before making Spring purchases; We
are now cferingo oar present Stock at Rcnarkably
Indeed for Cash, al unprecedented loo prices. 7
merely Offering great indueementr We invite the
"nole Country and City trade, and especially saT u
l,f COUNTRY MERCHANTS, {. aAa-aaa =
who are In the habit of plenishinS their sock west
q q nc mississippi River. .-NUNMR&IHUHY. II II,
Burlington, dec. l6, 1854.
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Mr. Harlan, Of Mt. Pleasant, - our read
90 are aware, received the nomination of the
Wing members Of the Iowa Legislature foz
the Ssnatorship. But his election has been
prsventsd By traitors in the Wing camp, Who,
under the specious suiss Of National Wing
gerry, are-dallying with the Locofoco party.
When Mr.. Harlan was put in nomination,
the Locofocos nominated Mr.. Cook, Of Dav-
export, and voted for him, with the exception
Of some seven or eight! For some time past
thsre has been manifested, by tho old fogies
Of both sides Of tho house, . disposition to
FUSE. And that an arrangement has been en-
tered into IL evident from this nomination of
Cook, and from Mr.. Tests nomination Of
Senator Browning, which Was declined very
much 40 Cesar refused the crown, though not
90 often. That it 10 the intention to defeat
the popular will, a. plainly set forth in the
election Of Governor Grimes, is EVIDENT
And in order to accomplish it We shall zee
this bargain and sale carried into effect in
the election Of some old fogy, one idea, Vir-
yinia Abstractionist, who disgraces the coun-
try By calling himself sNasional Whigr'
Or We shall have foisted upon US an Old
Hunker Democrat, of the leather head breed,
who never had but one set of ideas, all of
which could be told in Eve words: "Free
Trade and Hard Monsyp' But if the thing
is narrowed down to this, give US the Old
bunker Democrat we say! We want no
traitors from our ranks sent to the Senate
If We must be misrepresented, give US an out
and out, up and down, dyed in the wool Lo-
cofoco. But don't send q traitor. Don't
stab u in the house Of our friend.
MIR Harlan is gentleman Of fine abilities
universally esteemed and respected in public
and private life. There is not the least doubt
that in sentiments and opinions he would
represent the State As correctly as any man
whe has or will be named, and his election
would be as we'll received. And it IS due to
him, and due to principle and common JUS
tice that he continue to be the candidate of
the Wings At Iowa City. We hope his name
will be scrupulously adhered to until intrigue
and dishonesty shall elect some othersma
or render it certain that no election can be
effected. $50
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An old Cavalry officer in England proposes
an easy way of raising So, 100000 year to
supply twenty additional cavalry regiments
for the present war, viz: By con6scatlng the
revenues wasted on bishops, deans aud chap
tiers.
This idea that money, good for war is
wasted on religion, is like that of the topper
who spoke OF Rye Gas used for making Whis-
Ky besides what is wasted making bread,
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The Middletown CT, News says the silver
mines Ct that place have bean sold to n
Esglish Company for 4l25 900, Who are pre-
|pasing to work them with strong foros.s
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The London Times speaks of the Cossack
as they appeared at the recent battles in tn
crimea, as resembling amounted Yankees, i
their agility, intelligence, irregular costum
and individual self reliance %
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JUST RECEIVED.

% CANS Fresh Oysters,
OU 80 do Holsters,
H l50 boxes Sardincs, N -F-fgF -rFy
SO NJ. Fine Segars. assorted, NJ *
Fresh Oysters by the can or dozen, for family ~.
during The season. - ~ es 10y '''
New BacOn Hams. Ttp
500 pieces choice new Bacon Hams and Sloulder,
50 pieces Dried Beef, cheap for cash on Main At hv
dec 70, "a. aii@ u t WIZ. Ii. ANDERSON.