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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-27

CHAS. II. LANGLEY, Tin and Shee,
~ Iron Manufacturer. 18th street, between Main
and Gary, Richmond Va.
Gas FITTING AND FIXTURES,
steam Pipes for Churches Public Buildngs De
Metallic Roofing, Gut ering and spoutinz, put
up In any part of the city or country
WE'LL AND q RDEN PUMPs FOR SALE
'hE WONDERFUL LADY HAS AR
RIVED The best planet reaSer In Ams,;c.
The most difficult questions will be solved bv sci
ence and ejaculation from many years Of study ifor
= short time only.1 by MADAME MAILOR nm
Franklin strest, between 81 and 4th streets neYt
door TO Alex. MOTIFS residence As~'
lures can be made for BLINDNESS, CANCERS
i~ S0-d2ms
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GAL AMANDER FIRE PROOF

- ThvJJE
- SAFES. MANUFACTURED BY EVANS WATSON
rHiL1DELPHIA Safes have been severely
tested at recent fires in Baltimore Philadelphia and
New ork and when opened tn cir contents of books
and papers were found to be uninjured. They are
warranted TO be Fire Proof Safes with Halls patent
Burglar Proof Locks Prices ranging from 800 to
eooo FOR sale BY 81, BALDWIN,
nm oi-u 148 Main st., Richmond
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-27

THE GREAT BLOOD PffR7S wy.
= PREVENTIVE or yFr1 ooAIFitRT
L liz US = PE EVER, AMP FEVER asssso
CELEBRATED sARsAPAPipp1yet Or sn.ss>
which DR.. Rose states will, nrsv.-a CoAP0rsst
use, ana taken With bis DYsP Epic ny i.,.r,s
gill cnre the Liver Compliant ~ C0xPorsss
small bottles SO cents. Saass SOta.ssa
DUAL / Ho,-o.
.uN erof Main lls51S
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-27

TNkUE TURF OIL.--Eor old Son, af
Il every description. ON Man or Beast. On. 4,
spoonful equal to an ounce OF any prsx,;,s,
known.
Bruises and sprains, Ulc5rs and FslIou,, gca3,s
Burns, Sore Legs and Cbiibisins Fresh Cut Wousa
Crsmp and Tett er, Stings OF Insects, WOMB, "A.
the Naiia. lniiansd Breasts aiandulsr TuuC,s,
Beck, Sweiie6 Legs and Stiffness OF Join.a
Warranted to care, and no damage from .IFas
10 colds.
Applied to burns st once, IL leaves no sssr
Price so and % sents bottle
DOVE L co,
Rnla r;afn,.
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HnucAT1oN.

II n. Z. TIGHLo CLASSICAL AND
X. CoMMERCIAL SCHOOL, On rRAnk-
lin ABOVE 7rH STREET lUnwONUs
III. school will reopen on MOnUAIi the Istn OF
eIns.nh-r merit for the ten following montns, ON
she same plan snd terms - yesrs preyi91sus
PapiIs are prepared either Tor Sohese OF 'n'
%s a,ts,ins of some OF the Pupils upon the do
e. ~ commercial life. canses lev vacanoaSs -
Clsss for beginners In Engisn sna .h Ci. %
eormsd There will also be received late the cisses
sI,sedv formed on Q or more Puptis. ss
Residence ever the School. -
OOLLEG late SEMIGAkY.-S. y
u sTEPHENs will reopen his Seminary On me ns
a,.t 81 Ossober at his former roons on ING Soi "
Fyanksin md Fifth Styeefs .4inr.a q. \. n
Ths hosrdius Department viii oe eontInee1 - 50
go an ths corner OF franklin ana AaAm. usS .,
Ths pdncipsl will give bis undivided sstee.sn "
the interect o. tne ees ~ 16-MkTh6w
TNSTRUCTTON IN THE FRENC II
AND GERMAN LANGUAGES:-The under
i.ned hsvins recently returned to this CITY after
,esidepce of several years In France and Germany,
vil Awe instruction In the above Languages 70 Pm
yste Glasses, at such hours Ia the afternoons and
evenin @ Of each day may be most convenient 20
Scholars a,a
TEaMs-Per Quarter. of thirty Lessons. $l2.
Appticsgion can be made to myueif In person. az
the store of Messrs Kent, Paine Co, between the
hours of and O'Clock.
an 9-2sw2w OnAn.iEo -. AcNI.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-27

STOKES & co. offer for sale
~ 1880 bags java Rio and Lagusyra Coffee
It's hhds Sugars. part prime
30 half boxes Loaf do
400 boxes Tallow, Sperm and Adamsutiue @ n
dies
$50 boxes Window Glass all sizes
300 chests and half chests Teas
1850 kegs Nails assorted
las boxes assorted Candy
200 bbis N Molasses
SO do Tanner3 Oil
100 kegs Soda
,, SO boxes Olive Oil
with crest variety of other Goods, which 20 ns,
on the usual terms to the trade. an Ia-6v
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o-THE UNDERSIGNED having

disposed OF bis interest IN the COAOu
MAKING BUSINESS, formerly conducted on ,o.n
street. between Main and Grace streets 70 bis iete
partner, takes great pleasure In rscommendina nM III
to his friends, and begs to assure them ~ sS
work given him will be done In fsifnfui sne "o'-
manlike manner -, paurv
10 6-Sm w. w. oAiAct-
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TACKSON'S EXCELSIOR ElITs5;

Mr. X. Ii. JACKSON Deai Sir: T6ig-'}f tr.SA
mentality OF . friend of nine, va. ia ..s,ts9E
to thy bottls of your Bitiofs Thp.,fr /, ga
me no good IL would d. ,Ds a. harm, ,o,f =.
TIED the sane Of nof9ie2, lii .!lte l., ~. y
thank God, shs fund from that lime ysji.t ~, ~
must, In justice to myself aud wife, ys,y Iat1s.
CONNIE cd thu above Bitteu IS bsios ths ts H..
ever tried; sEd feeling it my duty 70 thai -, !"
friend for the s6vice TO try them, would ,5v,I, %
those suffering from the frst stage Of Dtsn.D., y
try them. They will eIclaim like u.-1Bslt.r ~
not be found"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-27

nISSOLUTION OF CO-PAhiNEh-
IL saIp-The CO. partne rship heretofore exist
ins nader the style and firm OF BAILEY FhAN,
CTS vas this day dissolved BY mutual cement. All
persons having claims against the concern w please
male immediate payment to w: w. Bailey
w. w. BAILEY,
Jnlx lat Ias5 O. A. FRANCIS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-27
I lKulNIA WORM KTLTFp

children are eak ,nd .AEk.-lf>
from the effects of worm. pua7 And ,,s ID,
COTS VIR0InIA WORN XIII ~ mesa
psred especially for children, h.,..1tR' kf
=; able to the t'ste aod certain Worn ~
- Prepared only BY
az q FL. PIeo,
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AHDICIEns.
COUNTRY MEE1,u.

C!H ienLaa ar. a!a.sEs.c.,H !.A II
ARDS COUGH sYRup to pa,.sass Pa
can spsak Of ito virtues. "a, nsos..snasiss To-
Memsdy; Doubt not. bot trY' ,, .ai. rrs,ss
monc wthout fixing the srss,. -: Lss,, VI
ton. he. Soushs, Ca y .,ss.
'G coaas:. en- co,s. o s Union'.pria.
By Leonards Coush ss,r.o saak
By Thousands ia This isas' ~ u e,s ..aH
rrieenz5e per bottle; 5 bo tu o. yoa.
10 he b.S III. Sso,eial aolr =.
Hill and so p Of al ii 4 Dr., I;soA..
Richmond and State Of w. aeslsn Sea.
Messrs PURCELL. LADD L Co e ~, VIZ !
phoMAs tE9sAnD. corner Of On :. ~, s.Ia ~.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-27

TURNING AND CARVING IVORY
Il MAEUFACTORY.
The subscriber is prepared to do every description
OF PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL TURNING AND
CARVING in Ivory, to any pattern desired, for
Breastpins, Psrasols, Cane Heads, so.
UMSkELLAS, PARAsCLS and CANES, repair
ed at short notice.
Billiard Pals re- turned and coiored.
Specimens may be seen at his shop on 18th street,
between lain and Bank Streets opposite Goddin &
Apperson's
jy l4-dSm CHAS. A. MILLER.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-27

fENHE undersigned have this day formed
L acopsrtnership for the purpose Of writing up
Books fort hose who have no regular clerk prepsf-
brenches. They consider themselves competent,
from experience of many years, to give sstisfss
ton to all persons who may think proper to patron
lie them.
Office on Franklin street, between 9th and 9th ss,
In rear Of the residence OF John M. Patton, Esq.
HUGH FL. GODDIN,
LEWIS w. CHAMBERLAYNE.
May 29th 1855. my S0-d3m
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Yours, respectfully,

fheY may be found at E. J Picot'.. A sSs....,
9. nj. Zachrisson's, Chas. MiilspsuEh's ssn,.a,
Be ,rs', and Alex. cuvaPs Drussis.s. klshnoss +
AL orders promptly attended to MI
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-27

~ GENILL MEN.-My sJOCK
Boots, Shoes and Caters, for gentlemen's
wear, is as good usually be found In
- any establishment. l receive regular
supplies from the best Northern manufacturer of
all the most fashionable styles; and in addition
constantly making sill kinds suited to the season,
rendering my assortment always very complete. ]
will also make to order ythug that may be want
ed, being well prepared in every particular, TO
snufacture Boots and Shoes any other dealer in
the city. Gentlemen invited to give me trial
JNO. C. PAGE, JR,
aus No. Is Market Bridge.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-27
IN THE f Is - N z
HNn 0ERMAN LANGUAGES.-The undel
SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES.

FTIdE H6V. w Il Weld, a M, VIII
l. open Q School for young Ladies'. on Church
Hill. eornsr of Broad and "a b streets, on MON.
DAY. Oct. Let, 1855 Instruction will be given in
eli the branches ususlly TAUGHT 10 most approved
geminsres either By Mr.. w himself or competent
assstsnts For further particulars apply t. the fol.
lowina eeutlem.n. Q. +. BALDWIN. Esq Mr. John
WILLIAMS Mr. A. Y. gTokEs aud Col. =. Foxs
TAINEs au24-2aWtIO
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-27

tAP 1T AL O00-COMMERCTAT,
SAYINGS BANK.-Ofics at the store .,
Qnsrles Brooke, on l4th street
Depostorsin this institution will receiva nj,
cent ON all sums remaining on dspoaite sIx month.
or longer, and five per cent, for q shorter time
WIN. q. PAINE, Pre,jdsn,
Ff@ss IL
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-27

ENGLISH SCHOOL.-On Monday, the
~ Sd of September. the subscriber will open Il
SCHOOL, ON Union Hill. in the old Methodsc
Chapel, for ten months; for Reading Writing, Arith
netic. English Grammar, Geography Chemistry,
Ac. 800 per scholar will be charged for beginners.
Sl2 payable quarterly in advance. He knows pract.
cay tn duties of cher and that attention will
Ds paid to the children committed to his care.
au 2l-Im* JOS. FL. ROGERS.
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MISS BETTY c. BOCKIUs will op

IVT - AI1 4 Os DOChIOO VIII Up6II
~ School on the lst of Octob n next, in q room
on 9TH street between Grace and franklin
TERMS OF TUITION.
For the primary Glasses, per session. $50
more advanced Glasses ............. 40
french aud Drawing at the usual prices
Applications for admission NAV be msda to Mrs
b. Ii. SMITH. on Mayo street
EXPERIENCES; Mr.: Drew and Rev. George Wood
idas L. Smith, North Carolina au 71dtlstOets
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Commission Merchant, Riebmana
N. B-County Rights will be sold on ts'sI
terms. lie ao-2awtsI
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-27

I'm GLISH y CT ASSICAL
IL sCHOOL.-The subscriber will resume the du.
ties Of his school Monday. Sept 18th, in the new
school house erected by him on the lot corner of
Clay and LIST streets Richmond, Va.
TERMS:
For Session Of 10 months payable Iemi-annually in
advance.
EnSilsn @<o VI
Latin Greek and hematics................ 40 %
au 2i-lm GEO. A. WEED.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1855-08-11
LouisyiIIe Riot.

In our telegraph column viii be ionni
an account Of a most disgraceful riot
at Louisville. Ky. on Monday last, the
lay Of the State election. The telegraph
lie report il rather confused, and nothing
definite can be arrived at as to who is 10
blame or how it commenced. From the
Louisville journal OF Wednesday last,
we copy the following:
1--WE have the names OF thirty witnesses
10y whom it can be proved, that ia every
act OF violence, which tended to produce
these riots, foreigners were the agsressOrs.
and peaceable unarmed Americans were
the first victims.
"Thc result, as far as we can learn Is
that fourteen men have been killed, six OF
whom were Americans. Three others are
expected 10 die. We have not been able
to ascertain how many have been wound
ed: we have heard of about thirty more OF
less wounlei.
There WAS a grand evacuation yester'
day. On Fifth street, below Main. and
also in the lower part Of the city, many o.
the ish families residing there have left
notwithstanding the assurance or the Nay
or that they would be protected. 3Oo lei
on the mail-boat for Cincinnati.
"These riots were not occaSloncd b!
anything that happened at any OF the sew
f eral voting places, but by inliscrimate ans
mur,lcrous assaults committed by foreign
crs, chiefly Irish, upon inoitensive citizens
peaceablv attending to their own business
, at some distance from their voting places
all the cirCumstancea connected with thes
assaults strongly Indicate that they wer
l premeditated, and instigated by other pa!
ties than those by whom they were actual
}. ly committed"
From the Louisville Courier we quot
. the following:
!. Intelligence was Immediately commit
, nicated to the Lafayette and hcntuckey Ell
i gine houses, and instantly force wa
e armed and marching towards the scene
: the rcpnted outrages. Going up Shelf
9 street this body Of men and Toys bccan
wild with excitement, and when they rcacI
u ell Green street, were painting for blood
e Here it was that while The prcliminaries
V battle were being arranged the America
&c received a volley of shot, and then the e
gagcment followed"
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1855-08-11

IL ssisl that SirMoses MO,eaore y no
lately passed. through Nienna on his way 10
Palestine. goes there TO purchase large
district IN the county. and se,iis upon 1t
the lewis, PsuPers Of jerusalem. E'en,
tually his purpose Is 10 settle there also all
ti,ose Jews who feel inclined to return TO
the country OF their ancestors. Ihis !
perhaps. the iir>; practical effort yet made
at pso,urius a return Oi that widely seat
teIcl race.
The uses of iron are evcry day extent
ing. Iron ships, iron houses, iron pave
meuts, are nov among the ordinary affairs
Of tue time. '.'he Philadelphia LaqaireT
now states that a contract has just been
made with Me,srs. Bottom. Tiffany Is Go
ii Trenton. to erect an iron shot-iower in
the cit Of New York Ii will be a very
imposing structure anl extend TO an altl'
tuic OF 40 feet. This will be the first
tower ofthe kind aud OF iron, in ;he Uait'
Ell States.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1855-08-11
DIR. JOHN BULLS
AMERICAN KING OF PAIN,

.TlIilS is ii powerful hnd truly magical rene
L dy for all external diseases, sores, swell
ings, h'lrns, &C., and for many internal atilic-
tons. is certain cure, yet it is perfectly harm
less, and incapable of producing the least tnju-
trious effects in the most delicate cases or the
weakest constitution. 1t is entirely useless tc
follow the old and worn-out system of publish,
ing to the public thousands Of certificates OF
wonders performed by this medicine. 1t cost:
but twenty five cents to try it, and Dr. Bul
stakes his well-earncd reputation on the King o
Pain doing all and more than he claims for it.
We would ask have You the Rheumatism o.
Gout; these are not pleasant companions, ant
we know that you would like to drive then
away as soon as possible. then use
Esn!l's Hing of Pain,
Would you be cured almost Immediately o
Bowel Complaint. Dysentery, Summer Com
plaint, Choera-morbus, Cramp, Coiic, Hea'
Ache, Tooth or any other ache or pain, tn
remedy is simple, and the cure certain,
srsr ,hr Great King Of Pain.
Would you have Your sores, swellings, cuts
burns, sc.,lds bruises, or auy other wound
healed, we repeat it, use the
| MAGICAL KING OF PAIN.
Would vou be cured of scald head, stiff joint
sore throat, neuralgia, sore breast, lumbag
tctter or ring worm, salt rhcunl, bites Of poi
onous insects, chapped hands, and all othe
sores, either dry or running, We say again an
again your remedy is DR.. John Bulls
KING OF PAIN.
Would vou he cured of Kings Evil, Cancer
Tumors. Eruptions, or any disease of the ski
caused by impure blood, then use DR.. job
Bulls Sarsaparilla, internally, and the King 0
Pain externally, nothing car be more certai
than speedy and ctfectnal cure. See fire
pamphlet. For sale by II. NJ. WOOSTER, Ply
mouth. septl6vln48-y
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1855-08-11
NEW BOOK STORE
In MANSFIELD, ahio.

Al Tie Sign Of tie Huge Book.
- q. 'Cickmor, would respectfully in
ID. form the citizens of Plymouth, and vicn-
itv. that he has re-opened in Mansfield with an
entire new stock of Books, Wall Paper, Sta
tionery, Fancy Cards &c.
STATIONERY:
\ full assortment of Staple and Fancy Station
cry. biz ink-stauds, Stee-pcns, Quills, pen-hol-
ders, Ivory \ N,toual-wnters, Lcttcr-eips,
Bll-fles. Inyoce-boclis. Pen tracks, Copying
presses. Books and Brushes, Twine-reels, Port
i7oloS, Wrting-desks, and many other articles
too numerous to mention.
WALL PAPER:
An entirely new and extensive stock of Wall Pa
per, Borders. and Window Paper
CURTAIN FINTURES:
Corniccs, Tassels, Painted and Gilt Shades,
Cord, sc.
PAPER:
A large stock of Flat Cap, Folio Writing, Com
mercinl Note. Fancy Note, Butl Tinted, &c.
FOR SALE Wholesale & RETAIL:
Law, Medical and Miscellaneous Books.
CUTLERY
! Rodgers and Wosterhomcs' best Cutlery; also
large variety ofchcap imported Focket-inivc'
| GOLD PENS:
Bagiey and Dawson, Warren & Hydes' and 9th
cr celebrated makers.
ENVELOPES:
Every variety ofPlain, Self-sealing, Document
! Bank note, &c.
PORT-MONA1ES:
The large, and best selected stock ever brough
to this city.
Arnolls-the genuine artce-Morrison's ant
Elackwood Ink, at wholesale and retail.
Il MUULDINCS:
i Gilt, Rosewood and Mahogany Mouldngs, O
every size and style Picture Frames made t
order at short notice.
CARDS:
Printers Cards and Borders, Buff-tinted Visit
ing, Plain Enamecd and Fancy Cards; also
fine quality of Playing Cards.
Nay@Country Merchants supplied with Schoc
Books, Paper sc. at Eastern prices. Order
promptly attended to.
B. C. TICKNOR, Mansfield, Ohio,
n. B.-Our stock being new and bought low
will be sold accordingly. We have no old shol
; worn and damaged goods to sell oil.
lSa- Highest market price paid for Rags, i
cash or goods.
Es0OFA EsaTDEN'I.
blank Books of every description kept cor
stantly on hand. Books for County, Railroad
Insurance Offices, &c, made to order at shol
notice. Old Books rebound at
B. C. TICKNOR'S
New Book Bindery, Mansfield, O.
, N. B.-Beware of false signs. The publ
!, are warned against being mslel or deceived h
finding my name attached to any other esta'
lishmcnt. Mansfield. Jan. - 1856
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1855-08-11

CCR the Prsysntioa and crrs u I.ior.iiis.I
l. sni Rsssssiearf fsrus, Fey ani Agss
cLls and Garr. DE-s Irvt. csarui D.tili,y.
Nskf Sresfs. aal AL ether forms q disrsss
Eliei hsxs . oosam0a sirn IN A1laris o. Mi-
1-nla.
This Sc NATURAL ANTtD0TE which vili
entirely protect auy re.ilsfi 60 tr.T,lier even Ia
be not .icsiy er svaury localities. from sa,
cue - Eliious 4 -e-se shatcv-r. or any ilju-
y from eollsianiiy inhAl.ns Malaria Or III.
asina.
Itwill instantly ehosk the Ague in persons vhs
aEve ssisyrc'i frvm any lvHgth Il tine. from one
lay g. twenty yc1rs - that they need never tS
have smother c.iill. BY continuing in use secor
ding g. iircctions. Tie patient al once hegini
to recover appetite and strength, and continues
until permanent AMI radical cure is Effected.
Oae or two bottles will answer for oriinar1
eases: s"lnc may require more. Direction
printed in German, Preach aud spanish, accom-
pauy each bottle. Price One Dollar. Libera
| l;se"uuts ~ lde 20 the trade.
JAMES A. RHODES, Providence, II. !.
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prp0urr Markts, Etr.
PLYMOUTH MARK ET-ArG

Flax S,rl-Gpol, at ST. r bu.
OatS-2Ia3nc.
Corn-In good demand al COO CSC.
Dried Fruit-.,pplss, ja6 cent. peaches
pared llc., impaired jfG &c.
HAY---G to - per ton.
Sole Lratbcr-Salcs at 25Ci CSC.
Butter-Salcs Mt - cts. for roll.
Flour-Ss, 80 per bbl., retail.
Iarl--S cts.
Clover Sccd-Si. .J0I5, 90.
Fish--S9 - half bbl. Sl2.50 per bbl. white
trout. $i.7aig 300. rickcre! 500.
Hilcs-;iFccn, ic: Dry, Sc.
Tllow-Ing good demand atl0N i2Ic.
PoRK-Mcss SSl3 to II per Dbl.
SALr-S2.2j per hbl at retail.
TirnntLy S~el-'-'I on" i.'O.
Eggs-Readily sold nj Sc.
Pets-Slaugh 40 to G5c. Fallen, II
Beans-Sales at c;2.O0C, l,2j.
Potatoes-NCw nj 40 cts.
Appes-iDe - cts per bu.
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NOW Haven
r DUN DRY AND MAcHIN {
SHOP

TNIIIS oii e,tah'ishnsHt = - ucIi snl a.
Il Surahly knsEn IN Nor;heru uAio. that Il
: unnecessary d advertise "a. bat kaviHg i'm
proved sur Fsanlry an Mschinr Sb.P. an'l
lsn increased uur ass.rtmett rfSisvr fattrEt,..
sc Ei-h tbs ru'iic q ubirrFtauf that NEN
HAVEN u THE PLACE To- BUY. Aasr-
.ar assortment 81 Coeking stoves car he f9und
'!c Clinton Air Fight, VI Genesee farmcrs'
EeonoIRy. Al,o tie fore-t Queen. thy liaiha-
say, tlIc frUli.uEns No. :, > aEi d.; Buck's late
improvement. au'l she Rough and Ready. We
also have cot taHtly IN hand a good assortment
uf Box and rarlnr Stove-.
B1rcinE Machiu,s. Pipe Boxes and IIo'l0w
Ware. which VII lc sod on q good time as can
be hadin Ohio. In fact We ars prepared tOfuT,
nish most k.nls 81 "a s;ings ia use IN this sec
;iOu of the country
MILL GENElNi-Steam Engines built hnd
repaired GA the mp-t reasonable terms. Ale
|rllRE liNG MACHINES aud HORSE ruN
} EiiS Of the Pitt, DDulls-, AMI Tui'l> patent
laIEays on hand. and warranted to -in g'.oi work
1 We have secured the service. oii isANC SgASDIsI
who has frr the last twenty Jcars been Steam
and Horse Power builder IL different parts "
tue L. =, and who beg leave - inform the far
mer and public in general ihat he will use ev
cry enlcsycr e. satisfy all who may favor hiu
with a call We likewise keep on hand gnu
assortment PL0Cil!S aud CCLTIYArOR>
Among which is the celebrated Smith patent
Double Sub-Soil plough. good article. Ais
the Hizer, Wisconsin, North Bend, Longs \,
-, 3, 4, >, anu other patterns too numerous
mention.
We have in connection with our est.blishmer
Ia GOOD BLACKSMITH SHOP. AMI are pr,
pared to do any Kind Of work at short notic,
We design to keep constantly on hand Me-
WAGONS of all kiuds-two horse, one hors
and Buffalo Wagons r,19,Joh work pomptl
Iattenled to. PARTELLO * JOHNS.
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that fact. the oonliiions annexed in the
sgTecment that the l'rssiisat should fini
approve relieves the parties from any Sus-
pieioa "f purpose 10 dcfIaud the lndisns.
We believe that solsmn duty devolves
on the Kansas Legislature TO inisrposs
AMI pru;c,; against tho rcmJyAl OF Gov.
liee,lrr on the Prcisnse proposed. Unles'
he President will remove him on the
0roai ground of the prostitution Of his
official position in all OF the Abolition
ists. il is far letter thai hs remain ia the
enjoyment Of the empty honor OF presid-
Ing over a people Who have long since
ceascl to respect him. anl who triumphed
over him aud his Abolition allies when
ie had some power. Now he Is power,
lcsS, and consequently seeks a martyrs
crowp. II the President chooses to place
;ha, crown on his head, let all the glory
he his. We hopeth Legislature Of Kan
saS will wash their hands of the appear
ancc. even by implication, which their 81
lence would give, Of participation in tht
petty game now being played"
/ The Pittsburgh Post dcprecates the re
moval on the ground that it looks yer!
much like a concession to Stringiellov
and his iartisans.
The Nlbany Argus says that the charg
of illegal speculation is a contemptibl
sham, ami insists that Rceder should hav
been retained at all hazards.
The Poughkeepsie (N. Y.) Eagle cor
les the article Of the Argus, aid endorse
it fully.
Two of the St. Louis papers, one I
Wheeling, and almost the entire press {
the North condemn it in bitter terms-th
hardest cuffs being given by those VIII
have heretofore unilonaly supported I'll
administration.
p. $. We learn that the Hon. John !
Dawson has declined the appointment I
GOV. Of Kansas.