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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-03

ME-. ~. Tx Eh,s sELECT CsLAssl.
BETWEEN SAP AND 4rH.-Ths 18th Aos6smic
desI q this school viii commence on n NNBAY
the 18th OF september and close the 18Th J say.
clssses will be formed 10 meet the want, ef sustls
at every state Of thsir study ofthe Ancient and MOL
era languages, the Mathematics and Ensish
Branches. snl e-d6@
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WHAT EVERY PEKsON SHOULD

w KNOW
SHERIFg's OFFICE, MoRGAsT.wH Va
December 26, 1850. }
Dr. L. Scott Co.-Gents 1t affords me great plea
sure to testify to the decided effects OF your CELk-
RRArEp WHIrE CIRcAssIAS LINIMENT, 1t having
frequently relieved me of the quinsy when various
other remedies failed, and recommend 1t to the
nublic - JOHN L. FLEMING,
Sheriff Monongalis county, Va.
All the above Medicines for sale by Purcell, Lsad
& Co. and Alex. Duval Richmond su IL
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w. ENGLISH, GERMAN, AND
u T.


III tie Basement Of the Synagogue. on ElerenM ST.,
near Marshall st Richmond.
M. ]. MICHELBACHERS School, which has
been in successful operation the last ten years will
commence its annual session the LIST of September
1856.
In this School taught all the branches of CONF
lete English cducatio in which, after the recitation
careful and strict analysis of each lesson is made
by the learner and lecture thereon adapted to the
capacity of each class is delivered by the teacher
This system is applied to all the subjects of study in
the School, and it is rational to conclude that prot.
cheney must be the result.
~ German and Hebrew taught without extra
charge.
First and second classes Sae the session; lower do.
$50
Mr.. E. TURNER, who has been my assistant
teacher, and given satisfaction to my patrons, will
continue usual in his department
Application to be made at the School Room, or ct
the residence of the subscriber, of LIST and
MARSHALL streets.
au22 -2w* NJ. ]. MICHELBACHER.
I =. sQUIRE's SELECT CLASSICAL
IL. AND ENGLISH SCHOOL, corner of Main and
lst streets, Richmond The 10th session will COM
mence the 18th of September 1856.
PRoF. JOSEPH MICHARD, Teacher in Modern
Languages.
JOHN A. CALYO, Teacher in Drawing
au l5-ts
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LNNGLISH CLASSICAL AND Matte.
h NAUTICAL SCHOOL.
J. II. BINFORD, }.: p.:.,,
w. II. BAILEY, A. B., AsSociate fliHcip"i7'

The undersigned will open School On MONDAY,
the 29th Sept, in the large and commodlous Rooms
on 7th street. formerly known the City Spring In
stitute. They design opening a School of the high
est grade, where boys will be thoroughly and accu-
ratey pared either for tha University for any
our Colleges, or fitted for the businuss of life.
Special attention will be bestowed upon the Eng
lsh Department, it is considered to be too much
neglected
The services of experienced aud competent Pro-
fessor Of Modern Languages will be secured.
TERMS:
Payable ssmi.annuaily in advance--Sesson 81 mos
English Branches. .......................$40 90
Latin and Higher Mathematics ........... 50 90
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RECEIPTS
BY the Canal, Railroads and River.
tha ,yaaL -nd;no


ByTHg CAsAL.-32, 1853 bushels Wheat; 1864 barrels
Flour; 45S hhds Tobacco; 22t3 boxes do 1877 tens
Pig lren; $50 tons Coal; balance Wood Stone
Lumber, Hcz.. 6c.-msFng aggregate down
Tonnage 573s SIS lbs Merchandise Naiis, Salt
Lime, Gusno. Plaster. Sc.-makirg an aggregate
up tonnsge, 1912 zI9 lbs
By THE PETERSBURG RAiLRoAD.-373 bids Tobac-
co; > boxes Mdz 81 bags Rags; bsIes Cotton
Yarn; no -four Bbls: l machine Drum; Mat.
trass; Al bales Cotton Waste; bales Thread
Waste; n bales Rope aud Begging; 50 Liquor
BbIs; Circular Saw; &C bales Cotton; hhds
Bacon; bales Goods; bhIs. scrap Iron; 20 bbls.
Flour; so bbls Potatoes l6 bbs Peaches; boxes
manufactured Tobacco boxes Chickens; 1875
boxes Peaches; Dbl. Oysters; Kettles and
Dipper; IL COS bushels Coal; so bbls Fish.
BY THE CENTRAL RAILRoAD.-l0 hhds and 70 PIX g.
Tobacco; bids. Stems; 1905 bushels Wheat;
1880 do. Corn; 100 do Meal go do Oats; 20 do.
Rye; 1910 bDs. Flour; Car load and 50 bbls. Lime;
Sc tons Pig Iron; 30 rolls Leather; hid. and %
bsgs Rags; boxes Shoes l hhd. Bacon; bbI
Whi;tey H., bbi Sugar; 70 empty Bbs; 10 bags
SO Hogs; 10 Sheep so Lambs; II Caves; Veal; 20
frkins and II buckets Butter bbls aud boxes
Eggs; coops and baskets Chickens; frkns
Lard; bale, Trunk, aod &c pA rs. Md1.
BY The DAsviLLE RAILROADS.&C. hhds and 2i25
Rtgs Tsb ss;e 4 hhda Stems; slss bushels
"a buneles Rags; bundles Bags; fats Slaves; 2
bbls and boxes Pipes; rails LIE ather; 10 bags
Feathers; de. Fiaxseed; / do Snake Root; 8
Wheat Drills; car Axse blocks Marble; s
Saws, and Saws and Shafts boxes MIDI
BY THE FkEDERlcKsgURG RAILRoAD-2S hhds 6
tierces aud pigs Tobacco; 4l4i bushels Wheat;
5i3s DO Corn; l0s do. Meal; a do Oats so do. Rye
5000 feet Lamser; 10 bbls Flour; ) bundles Iron
bbs Whiskeyi Calves; Veas Cow; Horse
boxes Glass; boxes Chickens bsxes Butter
Bedstesds and Bedding; Trunks; l lot Furni-
tnr"; Sofa, chest Tools; boxes and Is pkgs
Mdz.
COASTWISE.
10 PHILApELPHIA.-l56 pkgs. Tobacco; IA bags
Wool; l6O empty Beer Kegs; 80 bundles Rags; 81
bags Feathers; bags Snake Root; Railroad
Axles; lot Farniture, and 10 boxes Mdz
To BALTIMoRE-8 hhds. and 2205 pkgs Tobacco;
100 bbls. Flour; $50 bars and 40 bundles Iron; 45
Feathers; Splgee:
Boxes; bids Hides SO bales Yarn; ii 90. Osna-
burgE 50 Beer Kegs Ii bags Wool; 10 bags Snake
Root pipes and | car6oy Liquor; Is bupdls
Bags; bundles Plough Handles; Bedstead;
Table; bales | Dbl aud boxes MOI
During thsfweek Philadelphia and 2 Baltimore
steamers, with assortedicargces Mdz.
FOREIGN
To VENICE, per bark Adelaide Coeper-552 hhds
Tobacco.
To VENICE, per bark Kepler.-- $50 bids Tobacco
To HALIFAX per schr. Inkerman.-8O0 bbis Flour
1850 bushels Shorts
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n W. CONK's classical A n d CUlI-
II. MERCIAL SCHOOL will open its .5:h annual
session. on MONDAY, the 18th of Septem Der next,
the usual place Broad street, opposite ST. Johns
Church. and continue ten menths.
Tuition per session, payable quarterly in advance ::
Common English Observation-Disclosures. $40 90
I" and Ancient Lso l.
Higher Eng. Branches. and Advanced sfudte s.
IN Ancient Langu 90 on
Having purchased quite extensively of Philoso.
phcal and Chemical apparatus dnring the past
year and otherwise added to the conve a ences of
the School, its facilities for instruction are intended
to be equal TO any in the city.
L. w. CONE, A. NJ, rrancipal.
P. s. class of small boys for the ] Elementary
English Branches will be received tut tion of $50
per session. under competent teacher.
n b Pupils are requested to be pre- ent at the
opening of the Schoolif practicable.
eu SITS
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SCHOOL FOH YOUNG Chill REN an
~ UNioH HiLL-Mrs ELIZABETH. FATEk-
SON VIII open school for young children the st of
september next,at the residence of MI. T. J.. D. Wal.
ioId I1tn street nearly opposite the Methoaist
PERSONS desiring 70 enter their children viii please
90 20 At once as limited number wi II only by
s.Nesl. an 23-ts
SCnOOL ON Y nc II Hi 1.-The
EAeISises " mrs "Ebb'S School, corner of
nlosn sua xstl streets WIN be resumed On WE'D
Aau -dtlstO
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COX Ell an now in regular receipt OF
u SOFT aud HARD COKE---the former q dc.
lchtfrI fuel for CRATES and the latter an exceent
and economical substitute for anthracite coal for
stovss. ranges and heating furnaces. Apply at the
coke wards corner of 10th street and Basin bank on
Conner of Byrd and 9Th streets, south side Canal
Nh atx JNO. T. WERTH. Ast
DEDUCTION IN COkE.--From this day
ID until tn lat of September next, | will deliver
HARD COKE of the best quality, at FIVE DOL.
LARS per load At this price, it is cheaper than any
other fuel for heating furnaces in Churches. Stores
Tobacco Factories and private dwellings ss we'll ~
for cooking rap ges and stoves.
SOFT COKE will continue to be delivered at $3.50
per load for lump and IS for halthe first grade be-
ing az fuel for CRATES and open stoves
by any coal whatever
sFr Coke Yards corner 9Th and Byrd streets, and
'O IL S SIS 'A' JNO. J. WERTH Agent.
ULOV * HILL AMI ANTHRACITE
" COAL subscribers keep constantly on
hand GLOVER HILL and ANTHRACITE COAL,
which they are prepared to sell at market prices
Offices at Capt L. Lbby's corner Goth and Cary SIS,
and at their Glover Hill yard opposite Petersburg Oe
pot. WM II. DAVIS w.
au I2---m
GLOVER HILL LUMP COAL.--I am
" now prepared to fill orders for best Clover Hill
Lump Coal Terms cash, or to punctEal customer;
Also, Oak and Pine Wood, and Anthracite Coal
all at market prices.
an Aim between 9Th and 9th streets.
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<, r., u &c DL K TOMS ENGLISH
-. CLASSICAL AND MATHEMATICAL SCHOOL, 4rH
street. between Main and franklin The next ses-
sion will commence 18th September, and close 18th
July.
TERMs.-English Branch $40; Higher English
an a.
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Mr.. J. H. BINFoRD is q graduate of the University
of Virginia, and has been successfully engaged il
teaching during the last four years both in Eastern
and Western Virginia Testimonials from the Pro-
fessors of the University of Virginia and his patrons
to bis capacity and qualifications, bs seem
desired by calling at Messrs Binford Porters Cabl-
net Warerooms, Franklin street
J. II BINFORD,
au l-2tawl ma Stawlm w. T. BAILEY. A. B.
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HOME NGEDICINE.--MRS. DAVIS
Cough, and Affords great relief in Consumption aad
most diseases arising from colds and neglected coughs
The following few extracts from certificates OF
citizens of Richmond who have tested its virtues
ssBy timely Of it. have no doubt it has saved
one many doctors fees. know OF its GOOD e1scs
with great many other than my own fann1iy."-TH.
McCyerv.
81 have used it In my family for three years, and
found it the best family medicine have ever used
ID. H. Stevenson. -
"For sickness among children, nothing can be bet
ter."-M. 3. Godloia.
81 have tried all the cough remedies Of the day
and have no hesitation in saying that believe mrs
DAVIS be the most valuable preparation OF the kind
now in use"-El3ah Warren.
FOR ssle by MIRA Il. B. DAVIS, Bennett Z Beers,
Alex. Duvel, Paterson jackson, Chac. Millspaush,
E. ]. Picet A. Bodeker and Charles d. Yale.
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P July 25th, 1856.
= Mr.. w. T. BAILEY graduated at r. NJ. College
with honor in June last. he proposes to devote
himself to School Teaching | cheerfully aud conf
IDENTIFY recommend him for scholarship and Ugh mo
raj character and with some experience in the bust
of teaching and motives TO enterprise, have
doubt he will meet the expectations of all
BILE patrons WIN. A. SMITH
Prast of Randelnb Macon CoIega
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= FOE Observation-Disclosures. for,,...

o. MysT DEslRAHLE kKsIDENCE
lA2 STREETS, FOR SALE OR RENT--SWe.N a a
fer for sale or rent, the residence situated o.
and I'd door from Rev. Mr. Hoges Church. Win
conveniercs for the genseel ACCOMMODATE, '.
large family, and situation both central snS o.
able This property offers advantages net posss.s
by any other now in the market possessed
For particulars, &c, apply to
an 2S-6t TAYLOR T. uyTTrr.x,
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HAMPTON MALE AND FEMALE AGA.

HAMr1'ON MALE AND FEMALE AGA.
IL DENY.
JOHN B. CARY, A NJ, Principal
The next Session Of this School will commence on
the first MONDAY in October and continue ten
months. The subjects taught Ancient and Mo-
dern Languages. Mathematics, the elements of Ply
steal Science, Military Tactics, Music, Drawing and
Painting.
TERMS:
Board, including washing fuel and lights $40 90
Tuition according to advancement from $50 to so 90
Modern Languages, Music, Drawing and Painting,
extra
Address, the Principal, Hampton, Va.
uc,s
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GoFfE E:-txie, Laxuayra, Java and
~ MaracaiDo Coffee, 10 store, for sale by
an b-dkw BACON BA6KERVILLA
I AkD.-ln bnckefs ana kcss Ter sale ~
~ ~ y WtLttAM4k Bk0THER
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SCHOOL FOR ROYS.---The subscriber
~ returns bis sincere thanks to his friends and the
public for the liberal patronage bestowed upon him
as Teacher since his return to the city, and begs
leave TO inform them that the duties of his School
will be resumed on MONDAY, 18th day of August,
on Sd street, between Clay and Leigh With
perience of thirty years Teacher, he feels conf
dent of pleasing those that may feel disposed to pa
troniz9 him.
E3- Terms made known on application.
KEFERENcEs--Rev Dr.. Howell Rev. Jas. 3. Tay-.
lor, Messrs j. s. George Gibson, P. J. Archer, Esq,
John Pearce, A Richards, Esq, and numero others
of his patrons, if necessary.
an ll-dlm A. g. SAUN DERS
MISSES KINGS SCHUOL-.C. Tner OF
I'VE Broad ana Ma7o streets The ninth session of
this School will commence on MONDAY, he 29th Of
September, and close the 18th of July.
The Misses KING will be assisted by a gentleman
of skill and experience.
Payable sem-4nnually in advanc i
FOr bOafG i0U w
Higher English Branches ............... -. IN 90
Primary do DO from. $50 to so 90
Ancient and Modern Languages. 20 90
Music and Drawing, Professors ssss.
au 26-5w
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I Known, Jr., HIock Broker, has re-
Main and t1sh stxssts. e-eodts
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- FOX REaT.-The house. thru d..-
.om me csdnss Of s1h and Flaaslin stfess :.
tains 10 fine rooms. Kitchen with rosms :, COZ
ter and sss on thu premises in perfect oras, ~. va
session given Immediately Apply 10 Wro. n G, PCS
Esq, or to the undersigned - ofa1t
au N---ts E.F RAGLAyn co
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MIGHT CLASS IN NCIENT Lam
IN GUAGES AND MATH EMATICS.-A graduate
Master of Arts, of the University of Virginia, who
ras had several years xperence in teaching, wishes
to form a small class for instruction in the above
branches, between the hours of and 10, z. M.
This may afford to young men engaged throughout
the day, opportunity of maturing their early stu
dies, as to render their eforts at sefimprove-
ment much more easy and satisfactory. and their
progress in literature and the sciences mora agree
able, sure aud rapid.
For further information, inquire at this office.
l-lmr
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a. FOR RENT OR LEAsK--4I 1hs -.
Ma ton Of the tenant, the tenement NO IA ~ ~
xk4 Frsnkiln street, recently occgcia by Mr ~ %
LII. Gary grocery 1t is situated ye,v ns.S
market, and is considered Of the best Ioest,,'
the city for grocery dry goods store. Po,ss..'.
given at one days notice. Apply to BAxFP =
PEASANTS, or to
7. II. AYLETT, Trustee
au 23-ts Law Cffics, us Main styast
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~ oroys.
|ek Louss
per acre
proves ali
|'se we'll,
| iunniuu
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AWVWAN LlFE sAVED!
po..orAe, Mich. March IL, lss


| ia RHODES, Esd, DsaI air-As ! 2 YOU h.sai
| clue TO sell on Consignment, no CUR no pay ! an
pleasure in STATING is ehects as ieporIeu 10 no " tme
brothers who live IN thus place, ana theit testimony Is
ialr specimen 81 all J nave received;
w. :. CoSELis told me-''l had taken tlhe bottles .
using II until my lungs aud lsef were oossfsILp 70 ina
degree that blood discharged rom ny ro"lh a.l DOW
els, so that all Thought II imPosstets yor me 10 He'
through another ehiH. The doctors 100 dd all the,
could for me, but tholghti mast ah Not.iug dd mt
any good until got RHODES FEVER AND AGuE CURE
which at once relieved mo OF tht distress ana nausea al
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OUR COLUMN.
III. Manny's Patent Adjustable Reaper ani
Mower Combined and Single Mower.

SECURED TO JoHs II. NANNY ny TwEsyy-TnRgE PAT
rsTs IN THE UNITED STATS. Also PATENTED In
EUROPE. MANUFACTURED sy NANNY 4 Co., Rock
FORD, ILLINOIS.
THESE valuable Machines are constantly being
i manufactured. large number are being made
for the next harvest. over sir thousand were con-
structsd iuring the past season, and used with Ell
tirc success, yet the demand was not supplied.
A rarranty Is given TO each purchaser that the ma
chine is well built and of goo | materials, and haiti
will NOW as well as can be done with the seythe,
and reap AS we'll as can be done " it'll cradle, and ex
eel every other harvesting implement.
The machine is drawn by Two horses, and rnanag'
ed by one person tor moving, two persons for reap,
ing; and is also warranted TO cut from tea to fifteen
acres per day. A large machine for four horses is
also manufactured.
The prices Of the Machines. with transportalio =
added are
For Two Horse Machine of about Eve feet cut,
Sl25. For Four Horse Machine Of about 81 x feet eul
sl45. For single Moving Machine OF aboui five
feet cuts 100.
The following extras are flu misbed with each ma.
ch!He: one fork, one oil can, one wrench, one qua I'd
iinger, one sickle section, oac smooth-edge section,
and one bevel pinion. A full supply Is kept con
SANITY on hand, ana also la the hands Of Agents.
dge-are furnished with each machine, either OF
which may bo used as required.
For machines or extras apply TO
NOUkSE, VIELE & CO.,
Proprie,ors of the Iowa Ag rioultural Depot, corner
ROCK Island aud Front sls., Davenport Iowa, sale
Agents for tails section. Juue Z
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ARRIVAL OF THE CANADIAN.


QUEBEcK, July I5.--Tbe screw steamer
Canadian arrived here this A. NJ, with 18t
passengers.
GREAT BRITAIN.-The American ques
ton had been before The Parliament.
Mr.. Moore moved in the House of Com
mons that the conduct of Her Majesty,
Government and the difficulties between
them and the United States on the question
Of enlistment have not been entitled to thu
appreciation Of the House.
Brown and Hewitt, Of Liverpool, ant
Calhum and Spooner, Of Birmingham, ap
pealed to Mr.. Moore to postpone his motion
and therefore the debate proceeded.
The Attorney General defended the Gov
eminent, and said the United States dis.
patches had not been such as might have
been expected from a nation DESTROYS Of
preserving friendly relations with England
Sir NJ. Theinger. supported the motion, and
contended that the British agents had deep
iy violated the laws of the United States
and Of nations.
Mr.. Gladstone contended that the good
will of the United States had been :onclli.
ated. The Solicitor General attacked Mr.
Gladstone and thought the y. ). Govern.
ment ought to have arrived al di1ereht con
clusions than they did. Sir J. Packington
e~ulogized Mr.. Gladstone and said the House
dare not shrink from the discussion in the
crisis of no ordinary magnitude.
Lord Palmerston replied at length, de.
tending his conduct and denying that decep,,
ton had been practiced toward the United
States, or that their laws had been viola.
ted.
FRAxcE.-The only subject Of interest is
the protest of the Orleans Princes.
The harvest is splendid, and has disslpa'
ted all fears of scarcity.
The Russians were fitting out an emigran'
feet at Cronstadt for the river Amor.
A letter from Athens says, during tue
present month a conference of disaifected
will be held at London to settle the AFFAIR."
Of Greece.
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o.iyGrog
| 80
with
pricesH
fqueru,d
|pgacre
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GAZETTE

n order to place as much political infor-
as possible before the people Of Iowa
N the Presidential election and to &C
a,.i,t them fully with the merits Of the can
and the necessity for every man doing
4. a0tv. we propose to send the WEEKLY
e.,rrrr. now the largest paper in the State
Lawn to subscribers from The lin Of July
q. IAN Of November inclusive, for the
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COMMERCIAL
OFFICE OF DAvEspoRr GAZETTE
H Vgra

July 10, 1900
As the country folks are nearly in the
midst Of harvest, the receipts are merely
nominal or something else. At twoo'clock
to-day not a load had arrived. Prices are
the same. The crop Of wheat which is be.
ing harvested is a good one,-for quantity
not quite SO large IS last years yield, which
was extraordinary, but the quality of the
berry is much superior, and we may con-
graduate the farmers on having a rich re-
ward for their labors.
Business is generally dull at this season
Of the year, but things look very Lively on
the streets and in many OF the stores. The
weather is hot, but combined with the re-
cent copious showers is just the thing to
make the corn grow. We have no chan
ges to note in any articles, and continue
last weeks quotations.
MosETARY.-The supply OF money is
more plentiful, and rates rule at 20@25 per
- w. a,nta avcban1a nc hafpra.-
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Fifty Cents per Q p

The last number will contain the returns
s.om all the States, showing without doubt
tbe triumphant election Of Fremont and
Dayton. IN,
,rv and show the Slave Oligarchists that
me spirit of the revolutionary slres is not yet
on,shed out in the North. Republicans!
send in your names. You have friends at
the East who would like to see a Western
aaner. send them u copy of the Weekly Ga
cite for the Campaign. Form clubs, sen.
in The names, circulate the documents and
the day will be ours,
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Tame
water
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4aro mare.
/. CLOSE COLUMN

NKTE are now prepared IN offer DEALER and con
w sumers alirgu stock of Heavy and Shelf Hard
ware upon terms AID prices which cannot f,i 70 sui
We propose in this column TO Keep our custoinehs
posted up In hardware matters and invite calls ron
our friends who desire fair dealing.
zoos Kegs Nails Gsii soon % for bargains 10 saas
7. CLOSE x 90.
ENkEk King Safes the only gen zine Kind for sale
IRON ofaii sizes for sale low al
CAWs, Circular, Muiey and Cross Cut, warranted
10 at T. CLOSE q o'S.
IRON Aa!e', rhimbie skeins and sphegs, a.
CARpssrERs' Tools Of syery as;sot,pi ca, for
TABLE and Pocket Cutlery a ,afgs stock e G for sale
DUMPS, Force Lifting and Chain pumps lor sale at
LIGHTNING Rodsand Insalators tor sale az
II 4. CLOSE * cos.
5OToSs Fence Wire forsaIs Oh az q CO.'S
~
NJ Z. CLOSE q cos.
rUNS, Rifle and Pistols, best quality for sale low
NJ ut T.. CLOSE ~ Co'S.
| Gloves and Tinware which will be sold cheap at
- l.. CLOSE * CO's.
IN r. 4 o's
r EATHER Betting all slzesa
| ING, Hemp and Rubber for sale a,
II T.. CLOSE e. CO'S.
pLACksMITH's Tools, bellows, Anyils, Ham
ID mers, for sale low at r. CLOSE & Co's.
| DoPE-Maniila a d Hemp, all sizesat
III +. CLOSE * CO'S.
ENGINE, Car and Signal Oil for sale BY the barrel
CAV Mandrels of all sizes from [ inch to in: for
sale at T.. CLoSE X co.'s.
Earmers will find The best assortment ofAmes' and
Forks, SEA- r. CLOSE q CO.'S.
CHAINS, Log, OK, Binding, Trace, Halter ea, and
noRN Shelters and Hay Cutters TO sale low al
u +. CLOSE q cos.
dog. Grain Rakes for ssle al
lou 7. CLOSE * cos.
M do !. Scytho Snaths, best pate m, at
| lvJvJ T.. CLOSE q co.'s.
TNNNER'S Stock-Tin Plate, Sheet Iron, Copper
i and Zinc, for sale at r. CLOSE 81 cos.
and Coach trimmings at very low
= prices, al T. CLOSE e. CO'S.
MHITE Lead In oil, r.. Close and Co. Brand,
w Just received, warranted the best in market.
ri I. CL0SE IL cos.
r Oil by the barrel or gallon at
IL T.. CLOSE IL cos.
cash Glass and PnllY III low prices at
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