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Mr. BUcHANAS.-Ph PHILADELPHIA, May
;. The committee appointed by the
Pennsylvania Democratic Convention to
inform Mr.. Buchanan of his nomination
by them to the Presidency, performed
that duty yesterday, at Wheatland. Mr.
Brewer, chairman of the committee. ad-
dressed Mr.. Buchanan in a compliment
airy speech, presenting him with a CODY
OF the proceedings Of the Convention and
Of the platform resolutions adopted by it.
Mr. Buchanan replied, fully and heartily
endorsing all the resolutions, but neither
accepts or declines the nomination, as far
as can be gathered in his speech as re-
ported.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1856-05-16

DISASTROUS RAILROAD ACCIDENT
Ten OR TWELVE Persons KILLED
albany, May 9. The Rock Island Ad-
vertiser reports grand smash-up on the
Michigan Railroad, just beyond the juno
ton of the Muscatine Branch, about 20
miles west of Davenport. The express
train to Iowa City, on Wednesday evening
had run off the track at that point, and it
is said 10 or II persons were killed, and
many others hurt. The entire train, con-
sisting of locomotive, baggage car and
four passenger cars, is said to have run
Oft while under full Roadway, causing also
a great destruction of property.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1856-05-16

- The Connecticut Legislature as
sembled yesterday, and both branches
were organized by the Republicans
Leeman W. Cutler was chosen Presi-
dent pro TEN. of the Senate, and Green
Kendriek was elected Speaker of the
House. The votes On the organization
showed them fifteen majority united a.
gainst the Democrats in the House. Mr.,
hendrick, the Speaker elect, still calls
himself Wing, but accepts the Republi-
can platform, and repudiates Fillmore on
the Philadelphia platform.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1856-05-16

FIRE AT GREAT FALLS, n. H
Great Fails, N. H., May 8. A fire was
discovered about 2 o'clock this morning
IN the carpet room connected with the
store of Messrs. Chick and Wendell. in
the Central Buildings. 1t connected
with the Great Falls Hotel, but was
speedily extinguished, with trifing dam
age, thus preventing what threatened to
be an extensive confagration.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1856-05-16

y "HAPPER.-A correspondent writes
Us that there is a boy living not far dis
fan' from North Troy, who weighs when
right 0t,' two hundred and six pounds
Is SIX feet and seven inches in height and
to cap the whole" is only seventeen
years Of age.
We think if he has no serious =pull-
backs" he viii make a stall I'm"
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"a A dispatch from Washington I,

"a A dispatch from Washington to
the New York Tribune, says:
"Com. Stockton's letter creates quite
sensation. 1t is stated that he has
avowed his willingness to stump his State
for Judge Mclean. The Mclean in
terest has been strongly developed with
in short time. Pennsylvania and Hi
nols are setting strongly towards him."
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Congressional Nous.
washington, May z.
SENATE.

The Senate appointed third Com
mittee of Conference on the Deficiency
bill, the two former being unable to
agree.
Mr.. Bayard concluded his speech COM
menced on Monday, on the best means
of promoting the efficiency of the Navy.
Adjourned.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1856-05-16
WILLIAM KICKER

Who Is now travelling the county solicit
ing subscriptions for the Standard. is our
regularly authorised agent, and all re-
eelpts given BY him viii be Acknowledged
by US.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1856-05-16

LARGE RoBBERY.-LanabsrtUille, ". j.
May 8. The Office of the Trenton and
Belvidere Railroad Co., ia this place. was
entered last night and robbed of $4,000
IN Hunterton Co. bank bills. A large
reward is offered for the recovery Of the
money.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1856-05-16

the PUBIC against oppiSSsAfS ~ 't'iAA fS>
tents, and the really meritorious inventor,
from the piracies of dishonest infringers.
Adjourned till Monday.
HOUSE.
The message of the Senate, asking for
a third committee of conference relative
to the disagreeing amendments to the De-
ficiency bill, being under consideration
Mr.. Phelps said he rose to defend the
people of Missouri, whom Mr.. Giddings
Yesterday said were traitors, and deserved
to be hanged.
Mr.. Giddings, interrupting, exclaimed,
saying his statement was that the people
of Missouri, by collecting an armed body
for the purpose of usurping the govern
ment of Kansas, committed treason under
the laws and Constitution of the United
States; they weae guilty of the charge.
Mr.. Phelps denied the charge, and said
that such an idea existed only in the i'm
agination of its author. The Missouri
ans who went to Kansas in November
and December last, went for the purpose
of maintaining the laws. The scenes of
bloodshed were properly attributed to the
friends of Mr.. Giddings.
After debate, the proposition to ap-
point third committee of conferences on
the Deficiency Bill, was adopted
A long discussion ensued on the reso-
luton to allow the parties to the New
Mexico contested election case, to be
heard before the House in person, or by
counsel, and without deciding the matter,
the House adjourned.
WASHINGTON, May 10.
HOUSE.
To-day is the first Saturdays session
since the organization of the House. The
roll call showed but 1877 members in at
tendance, but more came in afterwards.
and an unsuccessful motion was made to
adjourn.
MIR. Fuller of Pa, defined his position,
past and present, on the slavery question,
| avowing broad national principles, and
stigmatizing as forgeries certain publica-
tons attributing to him extreme Northern
views. He exposed what he character
lied as the marked inconsistency of Mr..
Buchanan, and referred to documents to
show that prominent Democrats, some of
them delegates to Cincinnati, were tainted
with Freesoilism.
Mr.. Todd of Pa. explained why he
ceased voting for Mr.. Fuller as Speaker.
He said it was because he had made a
mistake in believing Mr.. Fuller as good
an anti-Nebraska man as Mr.. Banks.
Mr.. Jones of Pa. gave notice of his
intention to reply to the speech of Mr..
Fuller.
MIR. Jones of Tenn. having published
in his late circular to his constituents GER
tain remarks against slavery attributed to
Mr.. Fuller, and which Mr.. F. denounced
as forgeries, Intercepted the latter con-
corning the sentiments therein expressed.
Mr.. j. did not declare himself satisfied
with the response of Mr.. F.
Adjourned.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1856-05-16

Is Enes Stimson Of Crafsbury, has
received patent on a machine far sow
ing seed broadcast
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SENATE.

The House Bill giving 500, 900 acres
OF land to Iowa for railroad, was read.
Mr.. Jones of Iowa asked that it be put
on its passage.
Mr.. Foot moved its reference to the
committee on Public Lands.
After debate, the bill was passed BY
the following vote:
1eas-Messrs. Adams, Allen, Bell of
4enn-' Bigler, Brown, Bright, Cas-, Crit
tenden, Dodge, Douglas, Durkee. Fish.
Fitzpatrick, Foster, Geyer, Hale, Har-
Ian, James, johnson, Jones of Iowa, Jones
OF Tenn, Mallory, Pratt, Seward. Sill.
GEN Stuart, Sumner, TrumbuIl, Weller,
Wilson, Yulee-SI.
fays-Msssrs. Brisss Brodhsad
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Hunter, Mason, Pugh, Reid, Thompson
of KY, Toombs, Wade-9.
Mr.. James from the committee on Pa
tents, reported bill amendatory of the
patent laws, the object being to protect
the public against oppressive invalid pa
tents. and the really meritorious inventor,
from the piracies of dishonest infringers'
Adjourned till Monday.
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THE WASHINGTON STAR.

In Publishing below the article from the Washing.
ton STAR and the reply Of &c. B. T." we seize the
occasion to say that we have long known Mr.. Wal
laoh sod being familiar with his personal sentiments.
aud with the nvarab!s course of the Star under his
management, We can freely, and with pleasure say,
that has always been true 20 the honor aud rights
Of the South:
From the Wa,hiaston Star Of Tuesday,
NEGRO MASONIC LODGES.-Soma time since,
our local reporter in giving account OF the arrest
If some NEGROES for being out after hours, inciden.
tally mentioned that when taken up by the night
watch. they were 90 their way TO their homes from
attendance at their Masonic lodge. On seeing the
promptly called the attention of the chief Of the
such gatherings Of negroes here, and also applied to
triot of Colombia for such an article or articles to
show that Negro Masonic Lodges have no legitimate
existence, as might be proper To be published on be-
half Of our fellow citizens who belong 20 the Order
Up t. this time have not alluded to the subject in
tbs Ssa.'s columns resting under al understanding
with the Assonio functionary to whom we alluds
above, that - soon his health will permit, he will
sake the sublsoi in hand. Subsequently we havere-
aatadly called bin To- do and are daily expect
,ny cSmmuuivatioa rom his practioed and wel.bal-
aneed pen. Iu the meanwhile, an individual calling
+imsesi Caleb B. Thomes, who is not member Of
any MssonIo lodgsof this District, and is not known
oersonoliy 10 any one in Washington Of whom we
can learn, wrote us long communication upon the
:sEuir, ostensiby on behalf Of the o1GGs
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He hiss the leopard spot upon him which may prove
contagious and tho certain why Is TO deny hi
tho right TO emigrGte, or lei him swear that-he VIII
nsyer assent 10 the introduction ut slavery mo tc
territory. Either of these rules would accomplish le
end much better than thu rule desired.
There exists in Congress, under thst clause no
authority for such unequal, dsparaging and insulting
legislation; and il not under that clause upon WHIT
conceivable grounds authority for the la" De
placed! 1t n.s necessary to govern the territory out
is there no limitation 10 the authority gwen Coh
grrss If there is what is that authority! /! seems
to be the duc line that the constitution doe5 not e1
tend Ia the territories pregnant with startling hersses
Ii is ;hs doctrine OF iho conqnrror, ana ~ us ola
rs Nnrod that tina people o! the South do not siHnd
in thu relation of servants to the people q. the
North. They stand where the constitution placed
rhem-cquul in the sight OF God and meu. And no"
let Inc inquire where, except in this doctrine VI Inc
is it possible 10 maintain this power under
the constitution Of the United States, |; lie the lew
of the strongest attempted eIertion Of the conquer
or's right. The States collectively constitute the I'm
ted States The absolute, uncomfortable equality oil
all the States is stamped Oh all the features o the
constitution sovereignty msas ths right 10 oct upon
any question upon which any other sovereignty may
act.
Mr.. johnson inquired how came Congress to pass
the compromise of 1890! II WAS nothing bat d..
vision Of that territorial dispute. The South con
tented herself with being satisfied If slavery was
permitted to. 60 the line. II was compromise oil
principle necessary 10 the existence Of the Unon-a
compromise of each, rather than each sdhering TO
his idea and periIling the existence of union on
which the world looked with Amusement, and II was
not auy authority for courts Of justice.
Mr. Johnson concluded with an euogium on the
high character and justice of the court aud tribute
~ the Union.
The court then adjourned.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-12-19

Messrs E litors How has it happened that Mary
land, the only State Of The original thirteen which
was settled by Roman Ca;hocs-yen, from Ireland,
the land where Popish bsotry is indig.nous..wss
the only State which voted FOR the nominee OF the
party whose LEADING principle is prescription Of Ro.
man Ceilocs7 Ought she not to recollect that, il
after her first settlement, che had remained in scpa-
rate state and her bad remained true to the rell-
einn of their fathers, aud she had adhered from The
beginning TO her recent prnscrr,vc notions against
foreigners, che would, ere row, have been secoi
Ireland
Her sister S;s;es do 70, charge her with being
at all tainted with the reg ous hisotry Of her first
settlers and consequently, il all her recent Zeal
against Catholics is intended to wipe ont what she
may have imagined stain upon her, il is Certainly
unnecessary.
Itwouldperhap. be uncharituble suppose that the
religious bisotry Of Irish Roman Catholics, from
whence he. first settlers came has been transmitted to
their descendants, and is now mancsirg itself in an
opposite direction; but for fear such uncharable con-
structon may be put upon her recent course, she
owes it herself to offer the e12laua ion; especially
does she owe it to her brother Americans Of Ohio
who recently honored her with q flag.
But, though in the many eloquent and exutaDt
speeches which were made at :hs recent celebration
in Baltimore, slusou was made 10 her early history,
aud particularly 20 the battles which fought by
her patriotic Rousn Catholic ore;u;!e-s still in vain
Go We look into the speeches for the solution Of this
mystery, though in the absence Of such explanation,
it would not have been very unnatural for tbs Gin
ClnnlC committee, IN Ihk pAkESEsS OF THE CUL'
VERT, to have been haunted with the recollection of
ST. Bartholomew in Frarce, the fate Of the seven
Bishops OF England the famous Bull Of Pope Leo
til. Y, and other Instances OF Roman Catholic ireach-
cry aud cruelty.
We do not mean to csst any imputa:iou upon the
State of Mnryland only object being to show the
Americans Of the State, and particularly os Bslti-
nlore the necessity OF making the EXPLANATION above
suggested and we cal particularly ON the redouosa
BILE Henry Winter Davis to iuterpose his Powers.-
Perhaps his colleague in political perhdy, the Bison
will lend helping hand, or, perhaps helping
"tail.''
Messrs. Editors. the above is written with no un-
kind feelings to the State Of Maryland; but we do
think that when State arroSates to herself all the
intelligence and patriotism in the land, and presunes
TO say, through the representation of the dominant
party, 'yes, do glory tonight in the fact that.
though We stand alone, still stand in the right,
thus saying ernpha:cay that sls alone stands right,
and when this honor seems to be accorded by the
party in another State, it certainly challenges close
scrutiny into her claims TO this exalted distinction.
LUXEMBOURG.
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LET THE DRAGONS BE SUSTAINED.


The Henrico Light Dragons, commanded by Ma
,cr Lucius Davis had glorious day for their last
drill of the year 1856. 1t is to be regretted but not
70 be wondered at, that this and the recent drills Of
the company have not been well attended as they
should. While the existing laws of the State pract
cally forbid military parades and while individuals,
who claim to be- citizens Of Virginia, too ecouo
m;cal to allow young men an hour or too per month
for the acquisition of military knowledge, is it won.
derul that the ranks of cur volunteer companies are
no; well 6ledl Are those economists we'll assured
that no circumstances may possibly arise when their
own resdes may need tho strong arm of the city vo-
lupteer, backed by the fleet movement of the Light
Dragoonsl Do not passing events clearly point to
the importance Of sustaining COR volunteer compa-
nies7 It is hoped that the worthy example, set by
the magistrates of Henrico, will be speedily followed
III other counties Their timely and judcious appro.
paon of 500, will meet, at least in part, the ORA
goous' annual expense of music and printing, two
items which should be betrayed out Of the public
funds These expenses, coupled with the fact that
they have enjoyed no exemption from any civil du-
ties or bur,heus, should exotic some surpr;ze that
one single troop should be l2; in existence in the
State.
The dri!! on Saturday was ably conducted by Capt.
w. Il. Richardson. The gallant troopers were we'll
mounted attentive and soldiSr-iike in their bearing,
ard the gently urdulatng grounds in front OF Gen.
Richardson's country residence were we'll adapted to
cavalry evolutlons. Their brisk exercises the sad
die prepared the Dragons for q vigorous onslaught
upon tho tempting collation. the ho.pitab!s board.
After reireshnen;, appropriate addresses were made
hy Gsn R;char6son and SQUIRE HAYNES on tha oues
ton Of giving new vigor to the Henrco Deagoons.
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DEMOCRATIC CELEBRATION

The Committee vt Arrangements for the Demo-
cratic Celebration, will please meet NJ Schads Hall,
liroad street, 10 night. NJ O'Clock. II Is Iupor.
tant 10 have iul Attendance, as all the arrange.
ulruts will be concluded Il: r!.is meeting.
Col. In mas IL. Ellis ha, been appointed Chief
Marshal. aud has appointed he following assistant
Marshas:
Col. Thomas Z. August, Col. L. NJ Ninmo. Col X.
Milton Cary Col. X. y. lia-kns, VI .jor j. Lucius
DAVIS, Capi. p. L. Moore. Capt. J"o. p. K. Craw-
ford, Cap. Semu, l. Hay.y. Capt. WIN. Munfcrd,
Capt. & ursc W. Cater, Capt, Albert Eyorock,
LnrAin " G.azeGronh WIN. VI. Harrison, NIacent
i}l, xamln DR.. james Dove.
The Casa Mar..is and assistants are requested to
inset with the committee 10 night.
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DEMOCRATIC CELEBRATION BY THE SPAR
TAN BAND.

We are grsti6ed to announce that the proposed
Democratic celebration, which ia TO take place on
Monday evening, promises to be, in many respects
one of the most successful gotten up in this city
The Spartan Band with Il liberality unexamped,
have subscribed fund which renders the success OF
the celebration absolutely certain Besides the firing
of one hundred and seveuty.four guns, in bonor o.!
the electoral vote of James Buchanan aud John C..
Dreckinridge, there will be most brilliant exhibition
of large and expensive fireworks on the Capitol
Square, among which will be one hundred and seven
ty.four rockets. There are being prepared for the
torchght procession thirty forty transparences of
great beauty, besides five hundred of smaller size,
and the Same number Of torches. What with music,
cannon firing, Are works, transparences, &C., &C.,
We predict most brilliant and successful celebration
The Committee Of Arrangements extend cordial
imitation to their brethren Of this Congressional Dis
,ric, and to the Democracy Of Petersburg Norfolk,
Portsmouth aud every other portion of the State,
who may find it convenient to attend.
We shall. in our paper Of Saturday, publish the
programme Of the committee and the names OF the
Masshals, Committee of Arrangements, &C., &c.
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REMOVAL OF JUDGELECOMPrE AND MAR
SuAL DONALDSON OF KANSAS.

SHAL DONALDSON OF KANSAS.
WAsHiSGruN, Dec. l7th.-The truth OF the rumOr
of the removal Of Judge l.ecorpte is now confirmed
by the nomination by the President TO The Senate Of
James o. Harrison, 1T Kentucky, ss Chief Justice Of
the Supreme Court of Kansas. This removal was con-
templaed at least ty days sgo, and OF which, il is
said Judge Lecompte WINS aware, but up 10 this time
no hing has been heard from him iie,"nce oil his Of
cial conduct Tie recent proofs and representations
Vt Gov. Gcery determined the course Of the admins
traton in the premises.
WIN. Spencer has likewise been nominated rs Mar
shal for Kansas, vice llarshal Donaldson renor ed
Thomas Cunningham. OF Pennsylvania. hos aso
bccn appointed associate Justice of the Supreme Court
of Kansas, in the place OF Judge Burr, deceased.
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BALTIMORE, DEC u.s. Sales of Howard street
h,ar at ST. 81 $G 50 q 81 ~, City Mills IS 81 q
So ". Wheat, white. good 20 prime, 81 81 81 81,
choice 81 G3. red 81 1. II 81 30. Corn-new white
81 80, old 63 u cen;s; yellow IS 90, old IS
IS cent? Oats II u i3 cent?. Wniskey 30i cents
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III THE G0yERNOR or VIRGINIA.
iI'IiIAMS IlOH.
VA SREAS, communication has been received fro
~ -. hmnnr lh .nL..l i IniIrx


NJ HREhs, commandments been received from
w ..r honorable Loti +. Lnulnx rendering hi. re.ig
nation tn Judge o the Eighth Oh cult take e>c, ou
the twentieth Of January h"Xt and the having
ncr"p:r! ny he EXecuvc, therefore, IN conformity TO
IL" sheriff OF .arh OF In. counties OF Lancaster Nor
t'unIL "land Richmond Wcs;inpr land. Hing tieor--
Sp.tsyvsnn Caroline Hanover. King William Hing aLt
Queen and ESSEX composing said Circuit 10 hereby re-
CURED 10 election Tor Judgc OF sad Circu, 70
be- held the 10Th day OF February ncx at tho plsce
prescribed by law.
Given under my hnrd Governor and under the ,s,
tsp, ot the Commonwealth, nj Richmond this 18th
day December, eighteen hundred and Guy
six, aud in the slst year OF the Commonwealth
HENRY A WISE
BY the Governor: GronGE W. MrSFonD. Secretary Of
the CominoEw Dec ls--ctde
VERY IMPORTANT 70 OWNERS OF SLAVES
fG7HE present high prices Of negroes. should iniuc"
d prr.ous owning them 10 'iec Ansurance on tafi
lives, without delay. Tn" BALTIMORE LIFE ISsraAsr,
COMPANY sprepnred to insure them for longer p,r0:'
than any Other Company In this city md cheaper rs
This Company Ia located in s!sv- S'n'c
p 3. PRICE. Agent,
100, Nan street, opposite American Hotel
THos POLAND. ~ D., Medical Examiner
Dec l9-cit
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NEW YORK, Dv,. lS.-Sries Of State brands Of
-four al So 81 81 H. Southern 3 G5 q 35.-
Wheat has upward tendency; sales of white at
81 7ja II -, red 81 %. Corn IL Dropping sales Of
mixed at II cents, white ,6eents, yellow a cents.
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DIED.

DIED.
DIED Of pro,raced Loryngts at Cedar Point, spotsyi
van.a county Vrgnia. II O'clock, A. NJ, the 7 ~
December, 1856. Mrs MARTHA ?. WALLER, consort Of
Col. J. Mercer Waller, in Ger Ais, year.
Seldom cns the Angel OF Death visited my family with
snrrow gricvou,, yet comforting. Suffice 1t = shy,
hs, the .uo-cr OF hi. notice had tor MANY been
member OF Episcopal Church. She lived the lie OF
Christian, uad died he death Of the rieheous-exprcss
ing lies EARTH but her devoted husband and ch
dfen WHICH .he calmly conEdcd to Him who rules al
thing well. w. D. w.
DIED nj his residence, in King William, on Tuesday,
the 9th lust, Col. EDMUND LirTLEPAGE. in tic SD
year OF his agenfier protractci IL ness which he bore
with Chr. .tan resignation. He lett widow nnd eight
sons with large circle Of relatives aud trcnd5 20 o.'
their irreparsbie loss. His widow hns io'l an IT:
ectiona,e husband his kind aud devoted fat'' qua
community good and useful citizen
THY passing spiri, gently fled,
Sustained by grace divine;
o may such grace on Us be shed,
And make end like thino
sFrWbIg please copy.
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N1EGROES-This day, at 10 o'clock we will soil Is
~ likely negrocs-men. boys, women and girls, among
NJ H, 10 s'0N 0''' PULLAM DAVIS, Aucts
NyCEISIOK FURNITURE POLISH, ior
III ,nov,uy SCOT. and stains from furniture and giving
= v gIo,s when it has been scratched rubbed, for
MEADE BAKERS New Apo,hecary Store,
Der 10 - w. corner of Mniu and 10th s1
NANCY BOsGN, SHIRTS-Ju,t received, lot of
Rallied e1i iieverse Bosom Shirts, which will be
sod at sna! advance Call and look at them. At
HENRY SHAFER'S Clothing Emporiu...
Dec 70 Corner Main and lIih sts.
CIHEAP YEAST pOWDER-Frofessor Morris
u Azumes ID the best and cheapest Yeast Powder in
II is onehaf the price Of any other. and Is very su'
peor for maxim. bread rolls. buckwhost cakes &a Tor
sale at
MEADE e. BAKERS New Apc thncary Store,
Dec l9 LOO, N. w. corner Of Main and lOth st.