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hog NIUZZLES COLLARS, CHAINS
~ &c.-J1,t received by Express fun assortment
sni.able for aey Dog, from Poodle to q Nswfound.
land; for sale chNsp at THOMAS H0N'S
40 ~ af9 Asir strAst
RKIDGFORD & CO.'S WESTERN EX.
- PRESS Rates of freight per 100 lbs on manu-.
fsctnred Tobacco from RICHMOND through 10 the
{aIlowins ulaces - N
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MISSES, AND CHlIDfEN'S
SHOES.--keceiveo and opened this morn
ing, the following styles of Shoes:
Misses Morocco Hee'ed Boots, black
Do do do do colored
Childrens Colored Morocco Cater Boots
Misses Black Morocco and Kid Slippers
Childrens Patent Leather Pumps with heels
All of which very pretty and good
JNO. c. PAGE, JR-
nv II No. IS Main st.
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.tssY tsa - ACCU Nj N Cd A TiON
~ ..5TssasssHcsSEsss TRAIN-.-CHANGE OF HOURS
---t'n and after Tuesday, LIST April
the Accommodation Train of this Company will run
daily Sundays excepted) between Milford ana Rich
mond. Leaving Milford at o'clock A. NJ stopping
at the Cottage for breakfast and arrive in Richmond
at go O'Clock, A. M; returning wi leave Richmond
at eciock, T. NJ, and reach Milford at 6e6, PM;
stopping Tor passengers at any point each way
are the same as on the Tt gular trains
SAMUEL RUTH,
Supt. Transportation.
Richclnrd. March 25 iaS6 mbes
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FATS. cars, SHOES, 10.

,ismen wa hays now on hand large stock
sf French CsIshin Oxford Ties. of our
,, :; mspufscture; also city made Patent Gather
snoe -. 40 shoes Of the same description.
Also. large variety of cheap G.iters for cents at
Ai''' C.. s. MAURICES,
;1 Isl Main at, Richmond, Va
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NIFTY CENTS AND ONE DOLLAk a
BOTTLE-DOLLAR CORDIAL the most re-
nowned Medicine ever introduced, for the cure of
certain disease end debility with certainty end dis
patch in few days. with the saving OF time and
tooney-received the highest appreciation from mem
hers Of the Colleg. of Surgeons in London. and is
used in most of the Hospitals in England, where the
most severe cases of weakness have suceumbed, by
the use of this valuable Medicine. ir.
Price so cts. and S per bottle.
To be had Of L. B. THOMAS, DR.. o. B. HILL,
DUVAL * NORTON, CHAS. MILLSPAUGH, j..
b. WOOD, S. Nj. ZACHRiSSON, and A. LESLIE,
oppe site the r. l. +. R. r. Depot, Broad street.
ia I1--ta
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A HOMIE llEDlClNE.--MtS. DAVIS
"A ELIXIR cures Coughs Colds and Whooping
Cough, and affords great relief in Consumption and
most diseases arising from colds and neglected coughs
The following few extracts from certificates of
citizens of Richmond who have tested its virtues:
"By timely of it, have no doubt it has saved
one many doctors fees. know of its good effects
with great many other than my own family."-Wm.
McCrery
al have used 1t In my family for three years, and
found it the best family medicine have ever used"
NJ Il. Sterenson.
"For sickness among children, nothing can DO bet
tern-M. b. Godloin.
81 have tried all the cough remedies Of the day
and have no hesitation in saying that believe Mrs
DAVIS to be the valuable preparation Of the kind
now in use."-ELyah Warren.
For sale by Mrs A B. DAVIS, Bennett K Beers,
Alex. Duvsl, Paterson Jackson Chas. Millspaugh.
+. J. Picot, A. Bodeker and Charles D. Yale.
TACKSUN,S EXCELSIOR BiTTERS is
- peculiarly pied, by its composition, to every
disease of the liver and stomach which is produced by
our ever varying climate In all forms of bilious
diseases and Liver Complaint, it is one of the most
valuable remedies.
Prepared only by r. II. JACKSON, and for sale
by Drus gists generally. ie %
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CHICKERING'S PIANO


celebrated PIANOS of Chickering l. Sons bss now
exposed for sale at his store, MAN, between 18th
and 18th streets No. 1863. (opposite the EXCHANGE
Bank large and varied assortment of these supetb
instruments which, by this terms of hi agency he ia
Obliged to seu at the ftetory prices
His stockIwill, at all times embTace as large and
elegant an assortment be found in any of the
Northern cities thereby afording the citizens OF
Richmond and Virginia all the advantages possess,
by the people Of the North in the prices and qualities
of Piano Fortes
Among his assortment is the "Chickerinss Loui,
XIV" an instrument which, for beauty, excellence
of tone, decaey of touch, and elegance of finish is
universally admired. This instrument ans unrivsi-
led, by the Psrior Grand Piano which claims at
tention as the chef d. ouevro Of the Messrs Chick
erng, and which is considered by the first artists s
perSr to any instrument produced in this or sny
other country This Piano, whilst 1t possesses ali
the excellencies of the $500 Grand PIANO. is free
from all its defects The touch is light that the
delicate hand of lady performer produce tbs
same volume of tone that of the most experienced
master The style is unique, and the instrr ent ms
be placed in any position in the room, with equal sd.
vantage to sound and appearance.
The Paror Grand Pieno has entirely superseded
In all ths larger cities the costly and pondsrnas
Grand Piano. 1t having been decided by the most com
petsnt judges to combine the best qualities tf the
Grand and Square Piano. See Report of Judges to
Board of Directors of Kentucky Mechanics lnsti.
tute, Louisville
That persons desiring to purchase their Pianos. may
Messrs Chickerng will hold themselves responsible
only for those Fought of their authorized Agent,
will be seen from their card, published below.
Also excellent Pianos of various sty les and prices
by Brown Allen, Boston, makers of very high repa.
tstion and experience. NATHL CARUSi.
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- % Inc Doet.
SHVES AND B0DTS MADE To ORDER.
senIemeIs DC partment; Mr.. JOHN kIMPEL, do
The subscriber iaviagin his employment the above
hsm.a Nntters who are known 10 be equal to sny 10
ths STATE respectfully announce 10 The public that
b. erepsred to have made order in the ne sts.
heos Caters on Shoes OF any style desired.
1855 HENRY W. QUARLES. 3
Y No. Is. Pearl street.
: & IN small quantities, for sale Ht tn e
AReouR. Asan and i2th street. 10 ia
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NEW APOTHECAkH sTUKE.
kIcH.Kp MEADE T ROBERTS RAKER,
l8radusts Of the Philadelphia College of Phar
mscy.l
MEADE 6: BAKER.

APoTHEcARIES, CHEMISTS AND DRUGGISTS,
1884, north west corner of Main and Tenth sts, just
above the new Custom House, a..
Have opened and fitted out an Apothecary and Drug
Store, with every improvement and convenience for
properly preparing and dispensing medicines
They have on hand. and will endesyor TO keep q
complete sssortmento Of flesh and reliable Drugs Me
dieaes and Chemicals; ground and unground selected
Spices; Cooking Extracts: Luhins and other ceebrs-
ted Perfunery and soaps; the finest imported CT
CARS; Smoking aud Chewing Tobacco; Brushes; Sur
geal Instruments, Trusses and Surgical Appliances
of every description; Mothers Breast Cloths; Co
loynes; Sponges and every article usually sold in
Drug Store.
IL their design to give strict personal attention to
the business in alt its branches aud article win be
Issued which may not be perfectly relied upon for
proper strength and purity Of character.
As they have both had many years experience Ia
the first drug stores of the city. they feel authorized
in saying that Physicians orders and prescriptions,
and every Pharmaceutical preparation will be filled
and prepared promptly and scientifically at any
9th sr establishment in the country.
TPRESCeIP TIUSS will be accurately dis pens
ed by Of the partners, at all hours OF tbs day
night. ie 2-3&eim
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u G ~ sIVeh through % st The abovs
psess ana oe@as forwarded to all parts of the Uni.
Yea otAeSs ana Nsnsas. Apply to
u. b. BRiDGFORD L CO,
~ = On the Deek
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IN STRAW 6sOODS...We beg <1uN
Eli leave to call the attention Of all who Ei3S5
&A are in want of STRAW GOODS, to ~A~A
our beautiful assortment, viz:
Ladies' Beaver and Leghorn Riding Hats and Flats
/ Do Leghorn, Braid and Straw Flats and Bloomers
Children's Straw Goods. of every variety
Boys and youths Leghorn and Braid Hats
I Do do Straw Caps
Gents Leghorn, Braid Panama, Senate and Hiawatha
Hats and last but not lie ATT those beautiful India
Hats which for neatness cannot be excelled.
Besides large assortmen mt of Straw goods for
wants such as
Palm Leaf; Mountain Leghorn, and the noted
call the attention of our friends and visitors the
city.
BINFORD, DICKINSON L WEISI6ER,
my29 No. 10 Main street.
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= l. n SUNfNE R 4 X K AN @ E
S--It 60 MENT PASSAGE no PORTS.
3xsxss<zszs.ek- MOUTH AND NORFOLK The
steamer CURTIS PECK. Capt. JNo. DAVIS, having
just undergone thorough overhauling, will resume
the regular run between this and the above places,
leaving the wharf at Rockets Saturday morning
next, 10th inst, at 81 o'clock precisely and every
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday morning at that
hour.
Returning the Curtis Peck will leave Norfolk eve
ry Monday, Wednesday and Friday morning at the
hour, Isl oclock and touch at all of the regu-
lar landings on the river, going and returning.
Passage and meals usual.
r. 0. RASKINS.
The freight all articles to be landed the river
must be pnio when they sent TO the boat
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FARE


To Washin gton 50
baltlmOr oOo
fmiuQciphld oUU
The track of the Railroad between Richmond ard
the Potomac River, is undergoing rela y Half
of it being already completed with edge rail of
perior quality and as more than million of pas
sengers have been heretofore safely and satisfactorily
transported this route, is hoped and believed
that no will be induced, by the misrepresentation
embraced in the advertisement the signature of
"H. ID. Whtcomb, Superb to select the longer
and more circuitous route referred to therein The
R. &FP R. r. has been in operation for twenty-five
years. and in all that time has either been
killed or crippled by accidents from snake heads or
otherwise which is without parallel 10 the history of
railroads in this country. s. RUTH,
Superintendent of TRANSPORTATION.
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.ry.z=ssz=-zsE=1 RICHM OND AND UA n.
49,. e:s;sssaH VILE RAILROAD-OPEN ToiDAN

f1cs1.see-ss rnsx WILLIE hAlLhoAD-oPEN To:DAN'
- vILLE.-The regular Passenger Train
viii daily Sundays excepted) between RICH
MOND and Danville. stopping to take up or put
ter, Robou's Coal-feld, Tomahawk, Powhatan, Mat
toax, Chula, Amelia c. H.. Jetersve, Jennings Ordi
nary Burksylle, Prices Meberrin, Keysville brakes
Branch Mossingford, Roanoke, Clover, Scottsburg'
Boston, News Ferry, Barksdales, Ringsold and
DHnvlle.
Leave Richmond at o'clock A. NJ, arriving at
the Junction breakfast housel at $40 A M, and
Danvle at :35 p Nj. Leave Danville at IL M, ar
irving at the Junction at $50 P. NJ, and Richmond
7:I8 P. M.
Children over and under II years of aga and ser
wants. half price. Servants travelling by themselves
must be furnished with two passes that may
be retained at the Office where they purchase their
tickets, and it must be expressly stated that they
permitted to go the cars.
Passengers for Farmville, Lynchburg, Wytheville,
Va and Jonesboro' and Knoxville, Tenn, connect
daily with South-Sde Railroad Burksville. Pas
sengers for Greensboro and Salem, N. c., conn :ct
daily at Danville with Holderby Co.'s fast line of
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ReusskkKEtPiNG MAitDWAKE, cur

HeU$kKEEpENG HARDWARE, CUT
II LGRY, FANCY GOODS, &c.-fetending to
Discontinue business, and with a-;iew to closing up
speedily as possible, shall sell from this day, at and
below cost fine and large stock of Table and Pock-
ct Cutlery Silver plated Ware: Britannia Metal do;
housekeeping Hardwere; Japsnped We're; Tea Trays;
Papier Mschie doi Woodward Willow-ware; Mats,
Brushes and 6roomE Bathing APPARATUS; Water Cooi-
ers Clocks; Fans Mus cal Instruments; Ferfumary;
Combs; Soaps; Looking Glssses; Ice Cream Freezers
Gongsi Refrigerators; Work Boxes; Fancy and other
articles lie % R. M ZIMMERMAN
p0NNE'pss Ribbons, fAtkASULS and
ID FRENCH EMBROfDERY.-W be opened, IN
my large sales up stairs, this morning, direct
from New York, aiarge assortment of Bonnets, Rib
bons, Parhsols 20 cartons French Embroidery, EN-
braeips ensrsl assortment of rich and desirable
styles. At private sale only TO the trade for few
days.
jsN ALEXANDER MOTT.
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DON ETS AND FLATS AZ HALF
ID PRICE-Just received from New York auction
q large lot of Ladies' and Misses bonnets, of the
latest styles, such Tuscan, Neapotsn, Forentine
Lesborn, English Straw, &C.. which, the season
has advanced, will be sold off at half original cost
Fer bargains call at L. L. WELLS,
ivl 80 M ain St Manson Housa
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IUuA w. DAVIES,
j DEALER IN AMERICAN AND ITALIAN
MARBLE BROWN STONE AND GRANITE.

fIvUKPIN, ROPER dk MURRAY, Under.
i TAKERS, No. 5 Governor street Richmond va
keep constanty on hand all kinds of COZ
FIsss and METALLIC BURIAL CASEs
" SS-dly
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RLACk HEtkRl BRANDY. A fresh sup
- ply Of b astbarry Brandy. prepared by terments-
ton; also, Turner's Ginger Wine, for sale at
ass, HILLS Drug Store Franklin st.,
le 20 Corner above Old Market.
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DICUT'~ EXIHACT OF j 4 MAICA
l. GINGER Those desiring article that can be
relied upon. and which possesses ali the valuable
virtues of Jamaici Ginger aud free from all irritating
dency, SO common to the ordinary preparations usu.
ally SOLD, should be particular to only PICOTS
PURE EXTRACT OF JAMAICA GINGER, which
possesses double the strength and virtue of all other
preparation of Ginger issold at the low price OF
Z5cens per bottle as to place in the reach of all
Pre- pared by f. J. PlCOT,
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DARASULs. PAkASOLS.---Opened to-
L day, a splendid lot of Silk and Moire Antique
Parasols, from62t cts up TO So The Goods are all
fresh and of the latest styles ou in which the great
est bargains will be sold at
.-. L.. L. WEfDS, -.
iy Cheen % Main
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RUTTEk.--A few kegs 81 very nice, Tor
- saie ~ u 20 J. J. FRY.
Demoine courier., 1856-07-17
No, | shan't think Of il again. said

No, | shan't think Of il again. said
sKiiy, as she hurried into bar fathers
house. cInse by The school. room. Ruth
could not say the same; she thought Of
II again and sgain, and a. often said, 81
don't see why | 'eel bad. 1 didn't steal.
| have done no harm. CharIey's books
are sale in his desk.' The old clock
licked On, and seemed to say. Roth.
what have you done! what have you
done! Nothing replied Ruth, over
and over again. and jus, before midnigh,
sunk INTO an uneasy slumber.
Ruth was thief, although Charley's
books were safe in The desk. The Bible
says, IFS he Minketh in his heart, so 10
he.' She frs: covsled the bopks, n
then tried TO make her LILLE friend steal;
and nothing bu: tie fear of being found
out. KEEP. her from taking ,hem from the
desk. God saw her heart, and in his
eye s was q thief. No wonder she toss.
ed and groaned upon her bed. and could
not find rest. No rest can be found for
her. but in repen,in3 Of her sin. AID
asking God 10 forgive her, and keep her
in future from wishing for things that Go
not belong TO her. God looks through
The outward conduct at the heart, and
the buy Or glrl who partakes OF anything
which has been stolen, or makes u2 his
mind 10 deny something he had done. IN
case he IS accused. or Temps his con-
Panions TO sin. may Try to co,nfor. HIM
self by saying, Il did "a, steaI;' y did
noslie;' live done no harm;' ye, the sol.
emn words. 'As he ,hinketh in his heart,
so is he will be spoken in his ears By
The voice Of a guilty. conscience.
NJ. T.. w.
Demoine courier., 1856-07-17
Counting i'm

A very singular wedding u~anspised
mere THIS week. A young anc very pre-,
~. lrsh girl-.he sister OF one OF our CON
moa c0unc,lmea. was walking no Broad
way, New YORK when size sttrs led tue
attention. Of an elderly gentleman oflarge
wealth, who had i,ysu ali Of his lite a
bscnetor and an asceuc RQmor says thar
he vas iolled IN an cGaire du ceur, and
carried tnenceforth ~ ms breast aIhearl
l~lDpeneIrabie 10 The : wee! Influences Il The
.encer passion. Well inis gemieman on
III. promenade was auracied by this
,l'sil gi'l 20 such degree that he ar.
rested his siepe aud veutured 10 address
ner:
"Wiil you'pardon the liberty. MISS. II
| ask your name!'
The giIl tunldiy surveyed HIM, aad
apparently satisfied that MOI mere eurios'
ny Promp,ed hun Ia the query. and lha'
ne was u gentleman, she acceded.
My name 10 Mary O'k--,sir."
'Dare l ask you ano,ner question,
Mar,,-I mean Miss . k--"
"Proceed, err" t replied good
numoreuly.
.Ihen, I should like Il ask you-and
you wifi cunier and Infinite obiig alton
upon me by answering truly-wne,her
you are engaged In marriage 10 any one,
or whether ,6ur feelings 10 interested III
any person whatever!
The question: was decidedly a home
one. but itere was. SO kino and geu,Ie
an expressiOa IN the old mans ey e, ant
such On evident earnes.ness 10 his lone,
lt,a, sue answered him freely.
'sNot IN the least, SIR,
1i'hen allow ne wIinosL any further
Germany, 10 place my card IN y our hand
and with /. tne oiier VI myself and tor
tuAe.. CulnmissioR ANY Trend W,
Please TO make whatever inquiries con,
&c ming me you may deco. proper, am
tei me know your DISCRIMINATION lo-mor
row."
The girl. overwhelmed with surprise
depositvx tie slip Of pa..ebosrd in ,h,
rencuie and passed on. On "Wednesday
at.era Don her brolhsr called q. The no,e
where her acnlrer resided, and informe.
him that Mary had concluded 10 accep
MN. They we're married the SAN
evening stthe residence of The brlce''
mother. and the old gentleman sestled 81
ner Si0O, 900 on The spot.
his 'gentemah-he would not lik'
me 10 1--WE his nmme-haa held \ Drea
Demoine courier., 1856-07-17
In Had Fly.

80.
A farmer had occasion 70 send his man
VINO by he way. was o jolly buchanan,
10 the nelghboring Town tor a barrel OF
molasses. Inc weather being warm,
and The driver moreover, driving rather
fast, u Q mOl,sses took q aolioa 70 .sork,
asilm generally called. Blu, we will
let him tell h.s story in his own WORDS.
.'Veil. gomed along, and Isomed along.
tnl'l gOi 10 de hill vat stands Al de top
Of de biaek.smit's chop. and dan, ] looks
around behind my p6ag mole. Thinks
III will slhop da,, 90 l slhops dc cart,
and scoi,hes der oxen mt . grsbbls rock
and lrovs der ~bung-hols in 80 light as
ne.isr vos. mid = Ugh. wood kno. and
COINED along again TIL | 60. 10 where de
meeting house, and ! look around behlad
my back again. and do s.uf was oil run
obsE mt de barrel again. q, Gays !,
will 6x you now. and ] pick up q chick
nit all my m,ght; de nng few GU, mil q
noise ! he . gun. and knocked me down
ia, off &c road mi. my back, and scal,
js cart, and j, ruined away mi, dc oxen,
and .urnsd dem all odder sscl, oder.
proke everything 10 pieces, AID an
COINED home nit myself put de earn il
running TO dc syfui.
Demoine courier., 1856-07-17
n STILL THEY COME.

10y the iOllo y ing letter IL will be seen
that G. BEN DARWIN, Prosecuting At
.orney Of Des MONIES County and CITY
Solicitor. and long a consis.en. memLer
OF the Democratic pai,yi nov declines
10 support James Buchanan and TIE 10.
sues put for ward by the Cincinnati Con.
ven,ion. Iis view Of this Presidential
issue some which mus, he acknowledged
correct by every intelligent man. Nd
issue that ever was heretofore recognized
o. put forward by .he Democratic party
is low involved. Every other consider.
alton is swallowed up save that of ex.
tending slavery.
AR. Darwin 10 one Of the most talent.
ed young men 10 the State and should
he enlist hear!hy "a the cause of Freq
dom and Fremont will be an efficient
and valuable accession.
rs BuRLiSoroN. July 5ih.. 1856.
Genflemen:-Your letter of the 5,h
'ns. does me more honor than l deserve.
1t does n however misiia,s my po-
slnon. In all the issues iharhave here
ioiore been made between. the grea.
parties OF the country; am 4 Democrat.
! decline cooperation with the Bn
chanan party, because I deem irahe in.
sirnment Of the slsve power.
take IL, that in the impending Pres;-
dental election all the oil Hing. anu
democratic questions are ignored. and
thar there IS but one issue. Shall S!a
very or shall Freedom be the dominant
pouier Of this Republec!--and where
suchis The issue, see but one place
where q Dem ,crai, true to The early ge-
o! he nation, and the memory Of
ats fathers, can stand, and tha, is on the
cannot comply with your reques. ",o
give my views or the only practical
issue before the country, at Marion. Hall
on Monday evening next" as l an al
ready starting on a journey east, where
! shall remain two or more weeks; hut
promptly Upon my return. il. j, be your
desire, | will do myself the honor 10 re-.
spond TO your invitation.
CIIAS. BEN. DARWIN.
To J. F. Tsltan', II. W. New man
J. w. Whre, and L. Is. Weber.
Demoine courier., 1856-07-17


THE OLD DEnocRArs OF WESTERN
New YORK oolk0 FOR FREMoNT!-llis
no e~xsggeraslen 10 say that Al least one
half of the old Democratic party of
Western New York are gding for Free.
dom and Fremont. 10 Rochester a
meeting 10 10 be held To- night; il will be-
addressed by Henry K. Csldon. hitherto
the mos. popular Democrat. 40 be 10 ons
Of the most es.imable gentlemen. IN
Monroe county; by Calvin Huson. IT,.
an eloquent young Democrat, who was
the Democraiic candidate for coun,y
Judge las. Fall; and By John ChuRasero,
VINO has made more speeches for the
Democrats. party than any other nan
in Western New York. Among those
who,concur in me nomination. 40 we
4earn from The 'Roche.ier Democrat. 10
Judge Buell.. known all over The Sss,s,
- al anslen. and very influential Dem
ocrai; Judge shepard, SupersIeor Ban
alng Of Ogden, ID. 8. Brown. Esq., OF
Scousvllle. and muilisudes besides, equal.
iy efficient. The work goes bSavely on
-Al6any Erening Journal.