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Helmbold's Genuine Preparations.
HELMBOLD'S HIGHLY CONCENTRATED

L l. GtAOllSs
HELMB0LD'S HIGHLY CONCENTRATED
COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT BLChU
For diseases Of the Bladder and kidneys, Secret
Diseases Structures, Weaknesses, and all diseases
the Sexual Organs, whether in Male or Female, from
whatever they may have originated, and no
matter Of how long standing.
H yeu have contracted the terrible disease which,
When seated in the system, viii surely go down
from one generation to another undermining the
stitnton and sapping the very vital fluids of life.
d not trust yourself IN the hands of euacks who
start up every day in city like this and III tue
papefs viii, glafg i4seaeeds, too well calculated
u deceive the Young and those not acquainted with
then tricks. Ycr eaan0t lie too careful in the seec-
tiea 81 = remedy in these Gases.
TIE Hea Extract Eaehp has baea pronounced by
eminent physicians lie efeatestfemeds ever known.
Il Is iasdicHe perfectly Fsasaat IN its taste, and
very iHu0ceat init action and yet % thorough that
/ aH4tates every particle 6tthe rank ane poison
aas Wits OF this dreadful eiazazes aaq unlike other
remedies, does mot dry u the disease IN tas
biuaf.
Constitutional Debility brought gu By seis-a5aao,
a9=t ter ibie disease, which lbs brought ihousa
d lhe naaisn to uitiiaeiy sises mus blasting
IL brilliant h1-s III gafeatss fIfd balghtlag IN Tue
1sst INC glorious a'ubtin u ila9 noble youth can
b. cured 1y this lniA.i1ie IseRec} Ana ar oicti-
e.4e Nhei. mast beue.e eKef95odE from TIE Simply
tieca,e 10 t4 confined ana deaf,i.ing inya'l'i $40
aaai u To DC found acting both ~ Guf9 ana pre-
NaatIKe.
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Both the Ointment and Pills should he
Used in the foIloYy,,sv - ~

taas eout, aercaral Erup,ons. Yes us
quit hhsa Skin Diseases, Sore legs Sore ls,sts'
sers heads Sore Tlfoats, Sores Of ali 9nds
2eaias, sWelied Glands, SUI JOINTS Ulcers. yena,
90 s =, at TIE Manutactoteg Of Professor 1foo,,c
81 Aaids4 Lane, New ork. and ~ strand. Iog,,
&C. a e al respeea6le Druggists and dealers Of
each. ~ cents, ana %
- - The is considerable saving by taking the
\. B.l,ireetions for the guidance ~ .,..,on., a.
oyery disorder affixed to each Pot s-'4sA's I'd
aIaI L. I.55.-lr. 49, w.
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TO THE OLD S0IDIEo

I HIVE formed an associatiop Win o..,,.
e VINO mas long resided in Washington iit ,a
2sas.its siaiins for pensions bounty land zen '"
~ 9 q With the aid of this @en,, a.
their ' GU Fepare to afford to Old solder a"s
prosazati,fr f ;,u i.eils' prompt efficient aid in
Ie99 winch gives to any soldier ' mbo gu Oh
# a1 tadafsinh United states service. Ieoa nss
- egeh furnished with all the proner
f,iii Ni's ron 'he department.. Thee who ~,
e pensions CT 70 bounty land undcr H., o aie
60 'nHe eeI's aPiiicatian in order TO sa.
- = - - 80 s'st.1h :. On their ciaims
CT b4syis Fgtz.) 90 '''e once oil my faith
'.slsa 81, lee9. III. MAEsHAL K. FuLTz
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Eass2sgstsasss Ice,

staunton, March "a, 1855.
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EarSate.

FARW AND Mil PE0PERTY.
fEaBE Peck Farm and Mill property, on Christian
Z Creek, four miles frem Staunton, not having
been sold On the day formerly advertised, win be
sold privately by the undersigned. The Central
Railroad runs through the fara, which consists 0
$50 acres, with an excellent brick dwelling house
and other suitable Improvements on it,
HITCH W. SilEFFEY, Agent
June :. l,55.--Spec'at0r cory II.
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WESTERN VI. MARBLE gfgqgg.
j, c.. MARQUIS
Etaunteu Va


{ As Just received from the North q mes.
:, splendid supply ol italian and American
Marble, which he is now manufacturing into
ialitAs, Monuments. head and for st9.iss, table
end Bureau tops. Also, some ef tba very
aealesi aud mos, chasie DESIGNS t,i Cemetery
PURPOSES, with Lambs caryel u lay CD the i44
Pas'efy, Paint, aud Muller stones constantly On
hand. lie tlatteGs himself 10 do a. good y.ork
as any III Virginia, and certainly the best hat
can be done IN The eounty. Carving and letter
ieg done IN The nealest and best iuaui.er. and
not scratched en- as IS done by those who at.
tempt to do Thai winch they kitaw ns,hii,.5
ahoei, lie hopes from his long experience AZ
me business and doing good work to merit a
liberal shate OF the patronage vi ieh has been
extended to him fol The last four years in lbis
place. ''''f
All orders from the country will receive
prompt attention
May 10, 1854.
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KEyuE acting partner In tle iirm Of Steiner, Eros
l. Co., Clothing Establishment in Stanton,
having nAdo engagements 20 go to Baltimore, to
open large Wholesale establishments, his services
@ill necessarily be needed there Those who are
indebted therefore TO them IN this community, are
earnestly requested to come forward ana slte their
respeeli4e does b the lat Of January next, as he
Will Jas compelled to leave the LIST february. All
open accounts neles unpaid BY the stot January
will Be placed IN The hailda Of Hartman q bell for
collection. IL is hoped that those Knowing thea'-
selves indebted will pay up Immediately and thus
obyate tA GhagreQabe necessity a. Will De both to
tae interest ol tlieia and the undersigned.
Ihe business Of the concern here wiil he carried
on bJ our present clerk, Afr. Le1anstene.
He Country Merchants are particularly reqaes-
ted to call in al cur Baltimore House, No. $50 Bal
timere street ahcre thay Will ind tbs largest as
sortmcnt OF clothing ever ofleled IN the city.
STEINER, BROS. L CO.
Nav 2 1gs5
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sg0FsN KENNEDY.
!ss,ssgs ssssss Gsasesse EsgegGssg

East Court House Laae, ls,aeAton, W
NJ HERE he will constantly have Whae, Yellow,
Of the best quality. which he vii sell at the lowest
cash price or exchange for TalIow and Grease Of all
descriptions lie respectfully COLLECTS share Of pa.
trenage.
Hmm. 1881
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SGEEcY aasesgs.

Es0hpS, Uologres. Jay Rum, Trieopums and Ka-
- tharon for the growth and beauty Of the hair,
Tooth Brushes, Hair Brushes, Port Aonaies, Fancy
Bells, silver lhmbles, beads and Necklaces, Lilly
Whit, Ladies' Pen and Pocket Knives, Ivory
Combs, PulI and Tortoise Side Combs, Tuck do. i,
Dressing Combs India Rubber and Buffalo do, to =,
DC, BE-, at WHITE Il iAfi0N'S.
Staunton, Noy.3, 1855.
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Imported Habana1 ETC., ETC., together win n
tine 1ll lot OF Spotted Spanish and Han Spanish
Cigars; l''''''''
Scotch, Rape & HIackaboy Snuns
aefm m fipes, Fancy and Comg4oa de-, Snok.
~ s ooSego n papers Or BY the pound; Cigar
6 "a ana lioideFs, snuff Boxes Matches, Shoe
Hlaehing' aaPpiag T8ae and Paper and ina.
ny other articles leo tedious 10 uealion.
The public are respectfully invited to call and
examine his stock. before purchasing else
where. as he viii sell as chea P as The CHEAP.
est. ~''''f
sept. II. 1891.
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BOARDING HOUSE.

rE7HE subscriber has opened Boarding House in
I the large frame building opposite MeCoy's Car
tiaea Factory, on Nov Street, q few doors above
iite 4 Patton's Store He IS prepared to furnish
every accommodation Of good Boarding House j;
nd respectfully asks share of patronage.
June 70, lS55.-tf. JACOB BOWLES.
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ne. Establishments.
I : i}lNEI MAKING

Il ~. -, i. sANDlGE and JOHN T.. DRuNp1
- -. haVe entered in eopaltoershp for the n,r
sg are Bah pfae Sa ies WooaaPPastakng business
IF ai tens experience in the business "e ai nav
9Ssf 4a14g serHed regular aPpeateeshi a. MI "a
toe toslac s5 s s, M9f9 II te state. In addition
iaaaaef hey Wall also attend romitv ~ n Inc pest
sss: ii{iag attended % This deaa.,aent u ~ .a
s ai ihcr ea y {accd Hattie ihe sno
Thor shop ison the street Fading fr, .s
ee@i s4s'9aJe 20 ie residence Of It. H. sna pls-
f9 on l5 va 9eeged b s. Lancaster WHAT wrr
&ss- III kinds of Country tasglas.
Ken i exchange ior furniture. "Na ieinper ta-
JAMES h. SANDIGE.
Stanton, July 7, Is55.Vti. = 'iso MEIER
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TQBACCN iltTs.NrSs

s4iE tlaersisaad aiii continpa III 1,s..
sa AZ "a I'D stand, hsse he viii he ,,a soes,
10 see the R'ssioas OF TAG Ole fra. W. DC pleased
~ =, 1900 c. Il. COCHRAN.
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Sore Back

Sore Back
SpliHt and SPAWN.
,s@eeaay assi esl1ile,
Mtheqa and IL aHbIes.
Chate and Cilestl,ounl.er,
kingbGn0and SauGeiaek,
Wiilagall and Nuuibn sss,
Saldie Gal q cid ) ssaias
SWeitLegs, and
Stiffness Vi Joints.
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gYsTERa.

s - g-asoa,oa. Wholesale and retail dealer ~
" q, las opened an eating Saloon in the
-; ~ e}5ase5Iy occupied BY y. Mhisman as Ear
ssr No. and near the American Hotel. lie 70
~ TIL asks n share Of public patronage
Nav 18th is6t
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7zasse S10Faey SVAiae 1o,, a., -.

t8}k the Undersigned are l,re,araa =.
Instructions to all who wish To nah l unsii
N an e5sY aad respectable manner. for fba onoy
'' OF g, e' doll The capital reaa ujaal
~ tle business which we will pronasa
& tsae ihtsen doilars 50 that any one n ot pa Is
Ee ~ f. All ietters addressed to M WY en-
aaF elg'9ss VIA be promptly ansWer III /, one me
eeea. Sea 9tsroi u as as to pro-
Aug. Is, ls55.-3t& 80" e0afitf, va.
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IIrMOSr CONFIDENCE.
IA asEgs1,a nn 1.la.4.lnsaa

/ pTon any living thing on yoHf Plantations,
i there is an Ulcer Sore Of any descriptions kind
ef variety, no matter whose skin it delies, ef how
long it has been standing, upon your man or your
maid servant, Year mules, sheep, horses, COWS, or
dogs Ne say to you, and we guarantee what We
s8y use
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DENTISTRY

4. rs. AzsTEHggR, (eAraslunse
81 a AS removed to late Post Office, in the
ada Brick Row, where he wonlI call
he attention of all needing Dental sub stiiue
10 his beautiful specimens Of BLOCK TT ETH
with Continuous gums. These teeth, from the
comfort with which they may be worn, as well
as heir superior beauty, possess great advantage
over Artificial Teeth. now in use. All the va
tions operations Of Dental Surgery performed
with strict reference 10 permaneHcy.
REFERENGEE.-i 'rofas. z. Ii. Austin, 4. nj.
NJ. D., p. ID. $. pean Of the Faculty, and
fof Chapin A. harris, NJ. D., D. d. s., Bati-
more, MD.
Stanton, May /, 1854.
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BUS NESS DIRECTOR


srJpciNiA FEMALE lNSTITuft3--sessio
,.-ces 1st September in each yeaf.-
A.v r. Il. PalLLlps, Priacipal. otf;ce
1ARMAN & BELL, Attorneys al la" oi''ee
RI opposits the Central baHE. I'D eo,,
~ n Il NELL, Notary Public ana CON
EE .;as;,nert 10 lake depositions aud seale
..aa,,tao f,snafliars, Administrators, Executors
lastees, sc. ,..oa .. Law Contra
n. Rank Row. Staunton, va. cut, a,d
n B. EsEs Hl'e sirest Jtsanton, Va.
gSAVIDS, BEAR, Wa,ch-Maker aud Je~eHy
IL Main Street, Stanton. ,, Mi.
" n cHANpIIER, Cabinet Maker, N'aln
-. street, siaunton-fuFnllnIo al i''''''t''''
s; INC 3. EVANS, Tobacco and sesat s'ofs
onnos,,e the Pos, Office, Stanton.
aHGRRis L Go0DE, Merchants ana nd asatets
VI in Fapcy and Staple Goods aiiS, oios ~,
/. enerally. Opposite Vindlca''r oii'e' ".a'''
.see ap eiapI,oo 7 CoNNELL-iron Founders
" and Machinisis-wofA5 al i'o'''-
s,gsaRANDEBUaG & C0.---foTTafts, a. g. aus "a
E& nasan,;ssjon Merchants, and dealers III
orv Goods generally, corner opposite d IT,
.3No p WA1fS-ANorney al Law o1i'ee
III ON Central Bank Row, Sun"ion.
SVLCRG BAYEOR-AlloFney al i.a " =
Is Office in Brick building oppoai!e 'e4 1oafi
House. c.l1la ys,aess and
III Trnnlz Factory, opposite Va Ho'fi, -.
YugOEEN& DC c UE-AHoEney al Law
& .fl;ce next door 10 Hartman Bell
~ T. COCHRAN ! CO. o''asss,nis -. s,,se
q. dealers in segars, Snuff, gc'' New o'ees'
IWf 7udiS!s & sTRIBLINE- Merchants n and
II dealers in Fancy Goods, geneF"'iY' NAN
80 E,.sJ.a.MIN 4 is. CRaWF0 RR- =
,Ese chants aud dealers IN Fancy LOCUS A'''4
ng SCHufDT-Mefchant and s, Grocer
VA New Town Pump, Main ST., sIa M Oh. :.
cTIRGlNlA f!0fEL-Staunton-- -sioeiai'S y
v peyton, Proprietors. cc,a,;5,.ars Gro
* NJ CUSHING & Oo-Coniecl'9aefsS; oie
e.. Gers and dealers in Fancy Articles NO :
zI 1a,n yasg. BANK OF viRGlNlA-New
OB,ick Building opposite Union 'iaii'
rAMEs G.. LAIRD--Chemist aud Druggist Nun
\ Street, Staunton, Va.
AyRS. L. Fl. WARD, Mi'liner ana ''a''a'
VA maker, Siaunton, va. &C.. W.
vswssuOoDW ARD IOUSE-Stannton, va
Fa$ ]. N. Woodward proprietor
x,R BB. BSNAGHE Office immediately
e. opposite the Post alhce. s.....a
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DR.. e. A. BERKELEY

Fyw AW1LgGf permanently located III Stann-
II Isl ion, offers his professional services 10 the
public. Office in the second story Of the office
formerly occupied ty T. J. Niche, nearly op-
posle the Court House.
Nov. IA, 1898.
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w WASHINGTON liOU3 Z,

[ Oll4t1i-3sl-s ~
xw GoPyER or THIRD STREaP -4-fD
y - PENssYLY 1Ni4 AFEN9&
WASHINGTON CITY, D. G
suxqr Subscriber begs leave to call tho attention !,
his friends and the public to 'is ao'.te l-o'ei
~ which lac has Just taken charge as lfoHflss5f,
" = much expense the house has been feethfif re-
ell and refurnishad, theroons and pafi3ta haha-
soaely decorated, and in short, ths eai &c eelee
80 to conform 10 the iaost modern style.
NAV THEW ASKING ToN HOUSE.
IT,. located but one square from the Sa9iies
oslrs PENIS and near the Railroad esati9a, Pm
,,,se visiting Washington az accessible h. e'
70 retreat whence they may r9adig ieae -
Measurements and other places OF business n 9ig
city. ,,,a II. -naets tho undarsi N
al - hiinseli to spare no palas t. fet tli
90 soa p,gns pleasant aud agreeable Nih petite ana
istants, prompt and respectful ssgE '''t
sd tlje SUPPLIED with the best y@n95 OF e. 80
san ID hopes and expects to make lha " %,
n,s ~ nn that viii rank with the fs i5atss5 Of
NJ eangtry lie respectfully so!ets trial ~ Ae
'Fq naarders taken s the week month Charges
moderate. ,,-,.o4 ,,.vg,e I,r,,,iator
Washington, d. t., Sept ~ 1900
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WHOLLY UNPARALLEIED,
CURED CONSUMPTION,

When all other remedies l,sge r5tlad
amongst dc many dscast - hit i t. medicine has
made the most remarkable cares, are the following.
Consumption, fleurigy, Bronchitis and all disco
ses oil The chest and lungs; pain in the Chest, ney-
er falling iemedy Cal4Ner OF the mouth gatarrh,
Constipation flGor Al5us, and al Other diseases Of
the Womb; Nervousness, Commissions, all eataneoas
DISEASES, dyspepsia, inflammation of the Eyes,
}$ f isio oi2ef - lNpPed taee, lifting and 4ee-
illAs 81 bio9d, Ii2s, topping Tough Dropsies,
i ysteries Jaandiee, and all diseases Of the Liver,
basf a aoo,s,ggI ~ etne, lAi4enza the
na IN ~ ~, G,', r0 ofase OF
~ -. i5,tsegi' i1H'i@4o, aAa ri io1lhs o
as r aad A Ahscg baptt9n q inc Heaft
blood Afrophr or v9stinr az 5ba kadt. al -.
ciatiUn Boiis and C,rIu1olcs nebiIff L.
Tire Stlae3 and Kidneys J,;g1innss 4 ta 5I.,9
s3Goqttiess ~ ire brnafb ifiat,,i e,;t ;i ~,
Diseo5ratians 9f the Sin 4Ii,,e II
eags 14lsl Sores ra1ersIlIr and II i,1i r.; = -
blood ron wbafey, cause - 5sss2 " ss5e
ggxsEF J.ss r "a gssfgeg sssfa u M
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FRANKLIN p. I1NFoRD,
ROBERT L. DICKINSON,
p0WHATAN MEISlGEK,
Richmond, Sept. 70, i555.-slu.
NJ III L Z ., ,al.tHs..ltsaf
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e ELEGANT Sofas, at all prices; pallor Tables.
~ new patterns; every style CT Bureaus too
e4eap to talk about. Besides large quantity OF
lnrnltute Of nay own make-al TO be sold at some
price or other. A. u. eiiAA DLhR
t,na IAhh
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gs.sgsys o. a.gGst.

g0HY sCHMIpT invites theattenten Of the pub
ID c 10 lis facilities for pleasant and speedy bar
5.aisr llis Sltoo opposite Woodward ilotel in
H. 5.tsmcnt u W. b kayser's Hoase. lie has in
isst employ experienced Wofineh.
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CARD.-TO LUMBBRMEN.
THE UNDERSIGNED, GENERAL AGENT FOR
KNOWLES' PATENT SAW AND
+ 6A Wei IUlu

HAVING completed In his city, respectsu,y IN
Ss sss n AND mn ., :: ,s e
Smith h Co.'s, Of Onsrio-s, North lnch also, at
rms modacson Of these important Inn rossen,s :. sx
hbted here the
the " n carrying n tes SAWS feet Long y ssuse
inch thek IL Inch boards from ss inch thick
carrying "a saws feet long and Is cutting AWAY a
inch making Siding, Flooring Fencing,
Of 1900 feet per hon nesl or 1900 feet per ho
power required the Sitting Gang horses,
II will by the intelligent
ayc AIDS already operations additions to the
ordinary devices making Lumber They perceive
their Importance In Of hrsi, the great addition results
making umbcr fourth, saving Of
time IN ggging rack and 'setting-I,r carriage Is
qulred.
These foimsas all the forms Of Knowles
exceedingly simple and cheap IN construction; aad
mens, the Undersigned proposes To sell them the following
For stns l;augs-SoOo cash On delivery Of MIL in New
Yok-$5O0 when the M 1900 hour and $500
FOR Sailing Gang-S6oo delivery MIL Chicago,
aud 500 when The Mi 1000 nra, 1850
payment $500 agrees 70 take the ,ving
climber which tn Will exnibil single
'''' JAMES BEArruE, JR., GEN. AGENT, ~
.B.-LoG MILLS and SINGLE SAW sI SITE MILLS
for sale In thcago-prce, $tooo Terms Log $7oo cash,
81 per day and travelling expenses. . d. ssrs a.
The following is the Rep ut made by the ,arms Com
uttee Ut Supcrntendece, the ui 25ih
last, In this city, The Report made company
gentlemen, assembled al III given Mr.. Knowles,
evening Of the 'iay Of trial. and IN
PRODUCTION Of the improvement t.ar
John Gar'ck, Esq, Chairman VI the Committee, then
called upon AMI nade verbal
ef oi REPORT. F+-
He stated that the other of the COMMITTEES
himself, greatly surprised working power
Knowles and acknowledge its superiority,
TO all the that Claimed
work seasoned boards, somewhat kioty,
two hours and II
and eignty-erht fest 1t then fed with
did execution Owing
power, they did 1t full In
four minutes the had
fifty there feeling
the trial was completely successful
Mr. Garrick expressed in eloquent the y which
rubbed his heart witnessing accomplishment
aud valuable results in The West which HIS Lille evOte
He hoped the day when this woId be used
world.'' oC3l-tf
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No Difficulty with Eugland-Seizurc Of a Vessel
Newly discovered Islands.

The Washington correspondent of the Daily
Times says the Administration has not the slight
est evidence that the British feet intends to men
ace the United States any ground, and that
dencc regarding the Central American ques-
ton, spositively false, no demand having been
made for British acquiescence in our construct
ion of the Clayton and Bulwer Treaty.
The sloop- of-war Saratoga, which sailed from
this port yesterday, is bound for Port au Prince,
to bring the barque recently seized there by the
U. S. Consul, to New York for trial for nfraction
of the revenue laws.
SAYS the Secretary of the Navy has ordered ship
of the Pacific squadron to proceed at once to the
newly discovered Islands, to protect the American
ship master who is the discoverer of the Islands,
which are said to contain immense quantities of
Guano.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-11-24

OF the above IL counties to be heard from it
will beseen, that Cole had SO majority over Craw-
ford last spring. Partial returns have been re-
ceived from Portage, and Outagamie counties,
which gave large majorities for Crawford, but
which have now probably gone for Bashford. A
few days more will bring in most Of the remain
ing returns, correct the others, and solve all
doubts
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SMITH g. TOWNE,
DEALERS
r. z "a Il f ST "a r..
Red Wing. aiin. Ter. ss-fs .f.
OFFICE OPPOSITE TIE U. s. LAND OFFICE.
GOVERNMENT LANDS SELECTED, LAND
WARRANTS LOCATED,
Investments made to the Best Advantage,
MONEY LOANED ON REAL ESTATE SECURITY.
Ii kinds Of Surveying, Mapping aud Plotting done to order,
n practical Surveyor Persons wishing copies
ship the lands, furnished
prices.
REFERENCES:
Hon. Ex-(sov. Alexander Ramsey, st. Paul.
Hon. W. II. WEIGH, Chief Justice Min.
w. Phelps ESQ.,, Register U s. Land Once, Red Wing.
c. G. Graham, Esq, Receiver Land Once. Red Wing.
Rev. j. w. Hancock, Register o. Deeds, Rcd Wing.
Sanborn & Fren"h, Attorneys at Law, st. Paul.
Hon. James U. Parker, 10 Barclay N. Y. City.
Dwof, Mseay Quinby Real Estate and Stock Brokers,
Chicago, Ill. s.< sven. .-s--f: sritr
Hon. r. T. Abbot, Mayor of Manchester, N. II.
James Pierce, Esq, Hudson, N. II.
+. p. James & Co., SO Wall street, New York.
Hon II. NJ. Rice, Delegate to Congress, st. Paul.
A. Gilman, ESQ, Lowell, Mass. 1-,a.. u la ~ 49,
o. F. SMITH (se4-lyw) t. f.. TowNE.
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SCOVILLE. BUSCHICK e Co., .--e
Canal street, beftceen Harrison Polk, Chicago, nos
Builders Steam Engines. Saw Wills, Mill-Geari
and all kinds Of Machinery.
paid TO repairing Ste imboat Engines
Printing Presses, AMI all kinds work in this branch
our business. SPOKE, LATHE AND BORING MACHINES
and 9TH thnerv used by wlgonnake hand
We also build wren's Patent Germ PLANTERS, and solicit
the attention or Country chants this Ma
chine 1t can be regulated grain distance apart
the farmer may desire. ~ -
coc2s-em sCOvILLE, BUSCHICK CO.
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'ents, Ernest HoUifz and E.
C. b. PRICE 4 CO.,

C. u. PRICE CO.,
WHOLESALE and Retail Dealers in Steam Boat Hotel
w House Furnishing Goods including every description
Hardware and Cutlery Silver Pated Brass.
Hollow Ware; Jdpaned, Planhed and Custom
variety; Wooden Willow Brushes
Baths Water Coolers, Reiriseraor, Looking
81. Anthonyst, second door from the Westinghouse
s.. Minnesota sci Nv
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New York Market.


FLouR-Demand moderate sales 5000 bis at
IS IS $40.
GRAlN--Wheat, &c better; limited supply ;
sales 5000 bu at 81 SO 50 20. Rye firm sales
1000 bu at 81 20 81 25. Barley lower; sales
ut 81 Is 81 20. Corn frmer, sales at "a a
96 Lee. Oats same.
Pork, firm; sales at $50 so $2262:
ST.. LOUIS MARKETS, Nov. 10.-Lead $685.
Flour, from $3.50 to 1925 Wheat, from 81 80
to $3.50; Corn, CSC; Oats, from 80 to Csc
Potatoes, 40 to Soc; good to choice, 60 to 7Oc.
CINCINNATI, Nov. 9.-Market for Wheat and
Flour lower. Sales -four at $7,7O-Wheat, 81,
IS to Sl,75.
CHICAGO, Nov. 10.--Flour lower and transac-
tions limited. Sales from $500 to 1925; Wheat
dull ST., to $50; Corn, co. Oats, 26 to % ;
Barley, $l,25 to 1,3O.
BUFFALO, Nov. l2.-Weather unpleasant re-
ceipts large; stocks accommodating demand lin
tied; sellers and buyers apart no quotations of
considerable parcels small sales city trade can
be made at SIS 81 for Canal Flour Grain
Wheat, good request and steady; sales 200
Blu, Chicago spring at 81 20; 1900 bu. Milwau-
kec do. at 81 IS; 1900 bu. red Kentucky at
81 so; 1000 bu. white winter Wisconsin at
Isl 90; and 5000 bu. do. Canadian at 50 o.
Corn lower and dull; sales 10000 blu. at sOc.-
Oats frmcr sales 5000 bu. at 4Oc. Rye lower
sales l.400 Blu. at 81 O5. Barley, nominal at
81 10 a 81 20.
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works in London, by which a man named Bird,
and the owners SON and daughter were buried in
the ruins, though they were rescued. Three other
persons, however. were so badly injured that their
recovery was considered doubtful.