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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-26
JOHN w. GAHLICK,
DRUGGIST AND APOTHECARY

JOHN w. GAHLICK,
DRUGGIST AND APOTHECARY
tEASxsIs sIRktr, AND MARKET PIlcs, RICHMOND, VA,
~ general aud .iee, o. Dur.. Medicines Paints
Considerable addition to s stock sud .h eo@Psen, a.ani
scrpuon. s-9steIs
YoU Nc: LADIES' SCHOOL.
iSs MARY PEGRAM will School Tor Young Ladies
W on "Wednesday. the i Of October, her residence
ESetH pSIseHss ss wiz be assisted By No. SAMUEL
s EssScH DrrasIsssI IN be under r.: charge o. MnsaS.
LtoNfINE BLANCHEr Partisan lady q finished education
ii,u,s ID Dss~rso. By Mr. pERaco.
VT T (. sd ' s young a' .sS have len school,
CIeusrs With fun plan Of the school, hsd spplcs-
tIon To Mrs or Miss PeErAm
Board, during entire session ...............s 9oo
e,.Sa isssS.ss. Ambient ,ad Modern. sas6 &C.. %
Music and Drawing 81 Professors chsrses.
ashSS9dvaev esg wogiSass, J,%s. c..sI: VIM u
JOIN r. Lsc@p.Sn IS Tho. q n' Ea iiOu jnO o,'se
Iyossors Mo'sy Re- John speed 70
wILIIAuSHg VALE ACADEuy
I've nest SESSION w begin October '' 1850 sad snd june son.
=. .u ;s.s: :. subject. usual, laugh,
Stationery, ae., do
gqss sed rsuon eh.,sd SSpa to NE
one h o. .od g be paid advance, and tn.
scrlber. w 49,
tn, ,s.s,Ise. u. es assisted his schoo " sr.du.. Of WI
sm May COLLEGE, sho has had experience IN teaching and
proved hnsnin qualified
No rs lmonias nor References DEEMED necessary
ae35-cti8o ID pRYOn
RIcHMoND GROUND PLAsTEH.-The Incrsss
- - demand for Richmond Plaster,
b. the superior rehness and purity sgcou Of Lamp
p1epsfy puNsed aef ot Ne afound, snaolgs 10 Ut
gndnf ~ redacsd rates, aud pafcuay 9Th purchases ~
depuf -
.1: : % . E Is s:s s.s .;;. g.. .ss: . &: 10;
JOHN " cLAIBORNe
1000 SOD sssOnd hand barrel, vsassd s.as-dseSssvav
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MAXINE NEWS.
MOVEMENTS o., ocp.x

roRr or RICHMOND. SEPTEMBER rs lisa
sgs nz.s eo9-srs .rrs 5 os-sra. .Ir.s ~ -
ARRIVED,
schr baltimore. Phillips, mdr d Coaai,, A
sehr wu Coiquitt. Davis. Alexandra, corn
shr A. D. P,ercey. Phil coal and slaves
schr sseo, facemlre, Phil, II.rri. EehoI.
schr asnego, Smith n. Y, mdr.
schr New fork, bingham, n. r., md1
sAILeD,
n. X. futile -' "s-- a"' P~s'-hser''
s.op Mary Irwin. rieh.,i. Jane. river. md,
schr hrehsnt. N. ". ndI D.. a W Curri.
soop David SAMUEL. Adams, al-lJ.
sehr yno -, down tfv river light
sehr Little Lady, dous ue river, Isht
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-26

Two PHINTEHSI-Thea advertiser an inter
est (beng onehalO IN newspaper and job once a
hng situated In Eastern ViTgina-within hours by
railroad Of Richmond ant Petersburg highly
portion 81 the state The paper Hsfrdi In politics. good
paying subscTpon, hne advertising custom amount
o. JOB sok h done At The Office and the business In
Is steadily Increasing The materials good
type being nearly aud the paper point typogaph
cal appearance, being Inferior Nv In he state.
To practical printer this
dom offered.
The terms viii be moderate and Will together part
se2O--d1c2aw2w
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-26

FsOsrThe Charlottesville JeIersonisn says that there
heavy frost in that place Tuesday night, and
presumes u general 10 I'll the vicinity The tobacco
has undoubtedly been injured by this eay FROST
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-26
Sc extract from letter from q. P. R. James, Esq.

Sc extract from letter from q p. r. James, ESQ
To ell Who suffer from weakness snd debility say Try oSy
gsuusd BH-rsa medicine vhch contains no alcohol and has
cured the Of dypepsa ss,bma dersogsusns
The stomach.
ptsdam fdrefR0 companion, and that 20 traveller
should be Without Perry Davis PAIN Killer A sudden attack o.
dysenery cholera eatusv and In
simultaneously relieved By H.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-26

w mo AND DAY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIEs, A. their
residence on Grace street between 9Th and STR Richmond
The second session o. this Institution
oOotober next Tor one continued session, h July 1851
In the Organization " this school, is Principals and accomplished
Assistant unite viii the fruit Of their exps-uce lhi
counsel o. Others eminent the profession, aud they
lord The not only Of thorough
on, but also Of Al the accomplishments necessary finished
female education.
Neer IN snnF their able and experienced Assistant
NE selection Of her fellow abors their provisions
have the subscribers spared anything make thew lnsltu
ton worthy Of The patronage o. the community Attention
paid 20 the manners and All
deep Interest taken In their advancement
MUSIC, ht vocal and nstrurna be competent
teachers The Harp Piano and Guitar furnished In The family
TEsna board f2oo Enrsh tuition tt0 Primary department
to Modern lauTuags each t2p Latin t2d Piano
Hap, $40. Guitar, 80; Drawing and Painting, go.
RsfFsHNcrs hgh Rev bishop Johns, Jno. MeCgure
Rev Peiersn Va Oliver White, Eq fleetwood Academy,
q ID Gibson, " D. J. Bolton, " ~, a Pcticoias " O.
Wnson ~, v Henry Cabvil. w. H.. Parter Rich
nond Hon " Hunter, Hon. J. Clayton a. Freisriet
Coleman and hevcry DouEas, Esqs, STATE senate smith,
bq, LunenbuE county rhomas a Yield, ~ n, Meckcnhurg
county. MRS. JEFFERSON MINOR,
an A-cAd7aHam A "a MINOR -
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-26
AUCTION s. N.ES.

ftEthE DAYS.
81 ss..ssSAr .4s.. ssesss ;sJ. f S.
o. ~ 5000 Sxsr.rs kssiDtNCks-Ar AUCTION
s.%ssasins ~ ooei NJ ss on -. Ne "a
x,. : :ss .' .s assf s:S ID Broad 40
"a sssas@s RIic. no.,A I'D. az c.,
s% ,.,. q s .s,a ne a C relsT Al
81 Brict DseiIas Sa south "a "a, 'y -, ~ ',,
GsP. ssa DO. John Sss S, se. s !s
, s 10 - !, ~. p, ssns Tbs bot froa 81 run. sass Is;
az rr' B,'es Tenement. on north ID q, N.,.,,n -
b.. 4ld Mr. Mae tisO PER = coupled By MR.
-o, ne .sSn :. s .s i':s.s- %
oos-.hrd cash. balance ,I and t-.lr, months Win
interest and secured BY deeds Of '-'"'"' -"h
.p TAYLOR a WILLIAMS.
=. a. f o.. 3 ~ a., AZ asrST,"N
esal.sy ..st.d. Jso Lss s ssi s soS
"a yENhEIEn HIyEs ESTATE F.s sAIT.
ooGns,a ~ I'm April sSs :. sss . PRO
r,ar sss a,a az. ss. Ss.. he ,aR. ssdr,s
E ssS s shall pre--d s On dsy October nss,
Tspo... Bottom. wing Ge-osrr RIVER ia Ms.e. e,n
sry susan rsyior s ss containing s acre.. the
'n .ssl ,ni are god d-s,as house and
ae Of The cosing,"n and Ohio Railroad and On presa ~ S
oh: ard ,: nile. ,h- Red sal, sulphur sr.s
srsn asi q msass serrs 81 soS a. eSsn mail
rn saty . .ffS e =. 90" :, 'srns. upon The
nnes estates IN tia; seetion Virginia salr . ma. ~
Nslan or ;ie fund Of Mr.. Taxl
Trans :-Cash In hand sufficient nav ~ r,,.,... ., -
ana tor the residue credits ~ az
The purchaser irving bonds .iprovl
ega title retained t tie money IL pd >' '
sale sIi commence NJ 49, " Adir.. The un,.,.,.,., - -
Davidson. Esq, Lexington, Va or . u
-I-,@ !. MCDOWELL TAYLOR. Commission
- ALE 49, OF LAND AT PownaTa, COURT-
= hoOsE-by virtue Of ~ trust .xscn,s. "
ssi % cash. 10 The hghes; bidder without r~s-yv- =, p
S.afi house on he ns MONDAY October next seng
49,, aaJ haci OF land lying Poxhat.n C,ur. Uo.s
aleh Francis sampson a-y resided rontain,v sh, o.
,fs upon II handsome dwelling house ana ,hs
arabic land In conditon "' wood land, and the
Al th- same time viii b. sold same term. IN.
aud lot now occupied ~ Me.-r cardozo 4 yar. ~
ss9.x,. WILLIS DANCE.
se.--ANas VIM :. DANCE, trustees
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-26
HICHmOND FEmALF INsTITTT
wHOLEsALE CLOTHING HOUSE.

Avn tskeu ~ lsy ocruD,,s b., us..rs Aus
Anderson Co. No. ne Pgafl ian thry
scsvns theI al sock ~ REAnY NApg cLnTHIN0 shracns
Ne srr-st ard hes ord ors ~
Being exclusively vhsais irsfe hsy rsssetfsly Ne
attention. Of Merchants 70 ihs stock uin sy ~. .rkst
srf-dacfuavt VOID MTTsIGFU a
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-26
Y AhMAn, pa EAEn IN KINe wILLIAM

COJNI1 IOk sAIEfhe subscribers authorised % sell
the farm IN King william county, ouned Mr. vaien-
tine y ~ miles from Richmond, ~ miles from the
river, and aons e lands o. Capt Martin Brevry
6etesn 80 aud 800 aerrs has good dwelling house with
and al ont houses large
land Of Witch cleared drained and now In rul
uvaton large portion OF The high land cultivation ies
veil, and very productive The neghborhocd very desirable
and ibis place has always been noted location
N Crynshav living on the place, ~ show any person
ing 70 purchase.
farm. n desired. Apply
au90-2svfm GODDIN A APPFRsOy Apet.
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Thsrsilf h s.;,g.,E M:

'u>glsIEEss SALE oFy.. 49,
ySasi,S Ar rsiNck GEORGE NrT yina,s,r DE
80 80. rHfkroN.-By Tr,s. ~ ,sh AND
Inst dsed Jolly isS second -, ~ Titus O. Rcs N,
60. M a-ea leh January isos al asy rs,.n, - sst
proceed 10 81 . ~ % rssa-s, Of ne sv.rsI .,r,
.svsr'd 90 THURSDAY The s5sh Az ~ pr.n.ss the
foo-n. Ar day commencing Ct II oclsss \ -
Isl, is. ne -si..s e,iei 81 ,Igs cas,.,,.. a..
b,, =, r." ZEN Ne estate o; D. Cole al y'nx on
YER ,he state Of John A sasu Sc s al opposite. 70
hne improvements estste ar n sse Of tn
1s-nng hoass barn stable &c W. eonsstng Of
,.ns,. ns !. naturally Of ans son ll-- n-u.,I.A-,.
,s,ss 70 the rro~th Wheat .ns c. ~, snd -
lesyy 81 In 80 az cleared TIE balance or m. 49, ~
s- d.y IN the habit .,nppIrx n shere the seam
81 u mo sne We. ifom the riv-r bsaata e"srsasiy
land. Of DE- coI ga SUI sASks adjoining tn. ahs,, an,
mt, ae there Is small d~slns md sh s~ .sIes-
containing n acres @s''n'ns hisr's~ called su.sch,.
,,s ., = ,rae, o. - acres, called THE GLrpy Twin,
SUI Amer IN. -, - ming The lands o. Mr. kbrr J.r,.n
~ pSec consisting OF Mules. Hor,. "a estate
and r., oushs and Farming Impien-nts AIss va
=, md md on the following day FRIDAY IN. as,h
yauahl. -. nu Day At City Point, II 1890
~, na Immediately the ~ GU pn,s a9odys Isy-
e.r ssnabe br In r~,.ra Ihis
iaoa. m that presents many sd-,nt.-..
M prom lnve.'m
r.. Az e,a,- on Jsm-s River. which has - as ~
Dr.. Johu An<~. Mr.. VIM. c Ra-i,nx. and NJ ~,
80 ush acquainted With this .pd 90, ps sei-
- ob That may Dc desired -ba ~. s tes
may wish 70 uosa
to say that OF ceiling on - ~ ms par
y,ar. srm, vi b one fourth balance /, "a
' Vnss' payable half yearly secured nv ,ra. :, sha
.s1s-s.-sa. j L SFPfSsos. Trustee.
. - 81 POLitaa q DAVE, A~...
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-26
DANIEL IL. LONDON,
AND COMMIssION MERCHANT
CORNER MAIN AND 18TH sTRFET

CORNER MAIN AND 18TH STREET,
RfcHNnND Va,
MYERS for sale Commission, following
" goods
BonSack's Jeans; Marchants' do
stanton fuled Cloths. Augusta Nooiens
Old Dominion do Leaksvile Cotton Yarns
OEnaburgs; Brown sheetings
orsSford's Patent and Seine Spool Coons
Aliens American Conesoga Dunnes Fancy black
White and plain Prints very large choice selection
low prices.
Sleeps Gray and other Satinetts: Jeans
Cloths; Caslmeres and vesngs
nnseys; large assortment. very cheap
blankets, consignment, great bargains
bleachsd Domestics, very desirable and low
500 pieces Mousn Dtaines: choice styles
200 do Lyons Sk; "a b sold and below
aud A. silks high the should be en-
braced BY all who wish cheap, eolorrd fancy snks
Nisetis and shaul; assortment many auction
bought and cheap; Red Ticks
Apron Checks; Sattns and Corduroys
fhroides and white goods desirable STYLES
for the County trade
CARPErSA large Ior.gn snd Domestic with
Rugs 10 match, NJ very low hgures
Az CLASSES buyer. are invited TO examine the
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AUCTION SALE pc


q noCEnIIs. xc-. ~ zsss
~ so,h somDencinE a. kaR ps., 4. ss..-oa friday
IN ,''"~o' ~ orccer,~s A. -. ~ ~
- barrels syrap <.'"s sasr
- Md md BET. No,...-
sosp r. q. Na.t.rt
r'aet Castlion a C. :. 49,,
ish1e paper. 's' t", mos. creah s,r 49,.
n.r~ssstsr
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-26

VuNHE UNDERsIGNEp would r.
n specially inform the public he syn L>>S.=ea
over his AGRICULTURAL WAREHOUSE, No Nm
80 Main street has been chan
Nhsos Mon 10 NILSSON. and that he vii be
prepared 10 mHnuctur description Plough and other A.
rleutural Implement that the
'h, all implements by shan warrant. h.
well executed Piourhs Gull
tvstors, HaTroWs, &c - e-' 49,
Minor Horton No Is ls 49, i9S 20 aud e. Cast Paint
-, Z" 20 snd n, \ Wrought Shear
Wney-No 3, I. 81 &C. T6 and sk
81 ' =, Left Hand
County LvinsHOO-No i;e, ~, and 4. Rsst Hand
80 aud G, LEFT Hand
Improved Lyieston-cast AMI Wrought Shear
Dsyis-l, 2, 8 aud iIors=, Wrought Shear
CULrfvAToks and tooth, Cas
sand
HARRnws-2O And2s
Orders solicited assuring Pronpi attention o same.
w. NELSON.
AN stu conducting tie above bun.ss for Mr. D. No
W Main street sh"re shall be pleased my the
frrTs generally aud receive their orders
tend cd To- wH "a EISaSTs
sel0-d&cCt - '''-'
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-26

By PULitaa q Davrs, A....
ii u --.a
-AsH Negroes, Men, Boys Women and Girls. I'm s-i 10
PCLL1,M DAVIS. Auets
Bf DICKINSON. HILL Co, Auet.
NEGhOES AT AGCTGON.-winb b. .ola mi. ,no.,,
- ~ eoek 10 Negroes, Men, Boys Gs ami Woura
.s1e DICKINSON, HILL a CO., Auet.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-26

U.NIFTY DOLLARS HEWAHD .-RANAwAY non,
~ Fdmd NOEL fssex Va TIE ft o.
named ANTHONY thirty %
hsh w form shout vha usus Tor Of hs hesh and more
disposed ~ muuiar ihsn hy and from 10 Ib
m color t.wny hair huy less sma ueek long sce hons
Than round snail fore esth good schty
the Tobacco Ne has and
than generally and may deceive ths ne has
sif ~ a. Males but shout
Christmas ne ordere from there bot ccrreey Informed he
hss sin frequenet autho ed 10 oGer
sard q gilrY DOLLARS for HE sggtsls on ant delivery
N he city o. Rchmoud. EDWARD A. j. oIOPrON,
seip-cim
a sOt THEHN LADY q sSperebcs vsn qaaiaed 10
- teach Hngih, French and Ne-
situation A. teacher aanary private family
snees rven Address Dor to1. Richrncna Y q seip-cu
IWANAChS FOH 1887. Just puhished and f-r sa,s
n ~ WAkROCK he Nitgiua and North Csfolina
ir lsI sOeunuE " addition 70 vhss u.u.Ig
ssie-nknt
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-26
VALUABLB LAND Ann WILL FoH SALE.

The u~criher VII Fau, about four hun.
died 9Th good budng. The dueng rooms
and other buildings Ne bsf Of hs
Gentle Nils s four q stones for vheat corn
capable o. 70 four hundred
uight q wheat The location
being within hfse Depot Rchnoft and
Danvle Halfotd vih point ~ M Richmond
Any Information desired vii ~ given BY sddfsng
Post once Poshstan sny during or winter me
other haif n ne mill bought
sei3-cstGwH wN MURRAY
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-26
state AND CITY NEWS.

kstieiocs-Rsv. M. Kngsford. formerly Of chi. city
Prsaehsd at the Bsps, church, In LewI.burE ON rrd.,
night 18Th Inst The Chronicle Of that place s.v. of NJ
tie Baptist minister upwards OF sxtv wear. ala
presented Tor rs sx times In the course OF Two s,.
s"n seemingly being iatgucd lie Is evidently doiny
s"i hut lev hear him, and not feel thar H.. \. ,
minister OF Christ He u going East aud = = br.o.sL
o' M" = ,nh congregation wherever he goes Sinner.
si chf,.tion. all should ~ and hear him You ali viii
Dc oe"sn'ed BY his instruction lie not only mpre.es
All sho hear him that he Of high order oI ,..n,.
Out that ne Is man fully imbued With the spirit OF tru.
The Christian Advocate Of thls city on referring In the
~''srn Va Conference which recently closed 1ts .ss
'uyandotte says: at Is growing body-g, owing
's lumber and strength Of It's minstcrs growing IN
ne NUMBER zeal and devotion ofits laty growing In the
OF lis appointments aud In its hold upon t, p.o
PIE i's territory Is expanding and there L. regularly
increasing demand Tor larger supply Of ministers Young
strong m spiritual poser, ardent la zeal to spread
scripture holiness endowed with gifts and diliseat in
th,r cultivation" and employment will lind an Inviting
sa promising heid OF usefulness in this Conference IL
% De seen from the appointments Cor the Current wear
tna' several places let to be supplied among IN,
S.h' and one district 10 without Pr,sidinx Elder Ar
on the Sd Of Octobsr the Trienni.l Convention of IN.
German Reformed Church will assemble in Wincb..ter
composed Of ministers and lay delegates from
all the classes In the United States and consider. AFT u,
'ers OF general Interest to that extensive communion
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-26
4 VALUABLE ROUSE

~ The subs rber ul Tor sale at pab s1e,Ior - rn
hs 20 "a! oil oioesr fair, II not fair dsys
a. uos toa an6 lot IN tss village Of Sewtovn, King and
Sd.eh county, Va the House
ni rasaFs this lot would suit any sort 10 cobin
u NJ uade ths hasneSs Of ho keepng-as very uel
I'll q Ssy 5sFss ssEss Ias
r
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-26
MARTHA @. SPENCER

M0ST nEAITIEIL COuNTuy SEAT,
I'VE Mills WET OF RICHMOND, FOR sALE-The beautiful
country seat located shove occupied by Dckin
ESQ., Tor sale The dueug about twenty
sN acres, In high q cultivation.
large and elegantly hnhc every and
accommodation usually found Ia such establishment The ont
buildings also comfortable and ample psoe
II desired land be obtained reasonable Apply
scR8-2autm a APPERsOS Anets
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-26
d,%iM Yyg,ss Sale of yaIUAnLr

LANp u - q MbtkLANp AND PoWHATAN-Pursuanto Of
he circuit Court OF Cun land pronounced on the Oh
lay ~ August is5, In the against Bookrrs sr
sii=or and others the undersigned FRIDAY the iOh l.y
sooer next III on the PREMISE
Tie tract o. ,nd on which the late German Booker sed yhg
On NE Souh York Of Deep Greek the and
ovhsiAn adjoining the Ian Of Mr. Blair Blrwen an other ard
recent survey COS subject OF
hTs Ann Booker, In III and a fourth acres thereof
IERNs Of sseOne years equal nstaer.. y
bonds anh approved security and title purrhase
money i wholly paid - F
Persons disposed all ana
C Alb, II Booker Who lives on the premises viii ~
In showing 10 them. ~
JOS. FUoUA,
FRANCIS ID IRVING,
gro. II. MATTHEW'S
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-26

ADsussos-Dres- Circle and P.que ets no extra CHAIR,
Tor reserve. seats y "a Tier Boxes .-riss 81 "a
Boa ounce open irsm to5 o'clock Doors open at Overture
commences nj quarter before O'CLOCK
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-26

UN URHOIDEuTES.-
~ Emoroidefed Craps Dr.
French wrought Caubrc ard Maifn Robsa
fnfauts' Frock Waists and Roles
Muslin and Cauhric Founcinfs
Do Fdrnes and fnssffinrs
Do Collar ani sesrrs
Thresd ait vslsncsnnss Habits nd assvss
Enbroidsrsd Cap
HANDKERCHIEF
Blond Lac HeTu.ss
rhread nd Yalencirnnss Ltces
MecfIu and Hfusseit o.
pkRkFn STx4o 90.
ssA Ne. "a esris sguare
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-11-06
v.Rors,A FonsvrR.-The Madiso

VIRGINIA. FOREVER Madison
Courier says: There was quite an ex'
citing time at Portsmouth, Virginia on
he l4h. II appears some Fremonters
erected fremont and Dayton pole. and
the American banner, with a flag bearing
the following Inscription was ho;sted
upon IL "FREMoSr and the Constitution
-DAYroN and tho Ucion." No sooner
was il known that Gov. Wise's Republic
had been invaded by the Fremont forces.
than the Mayor convened the Council
ordered cui the militia. and declared the
city under martial law! After mature de-
Liberation, the Mayor and Cocncil resolved
that the pole must be re moved, for the
reason, as they expressed il: That II
might be productive Of wrcng Impressions
upon The minds Of Strangers passing
through the place" So, in accordance
with this resolution they marched in a
solid body. Mayor. Council. militia and
ali, to the pole. and cut it down. John
NJ. Bolts said Wise was luns.ic. We
hink there are good many more luna
tics besides Wise in the Old Dominion.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-11-06

-THE fluMoRs or FAlcoHBRIpeE.-
B. Peterson, 100 Chestnut Street, Phila.
deiphis. is about to issue the bumorous
writings Of Falconbridge. by the late
Jonsthan F. Kelley; better known to the
reading public by his signatures, of "Fal-
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Of either edition Of The work. will be
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the publisher. in letter.
The editor OF the PhiIsdelphia Satur-
day Courier, speaks of this work: :
Thousands OF people in this region
have enjoyed the Brilliant. dsshing.
sketches OF the late Jopath>u F Kelley.
better known as the lively 'FaIccnbridge.
Jack Humphries.' &C.; and noT that his
graceful and vivid pen can no longer en-
liven our literature. we believe his
friends will be glad to learn that his
best writings are TO be collected and pub
lished in one volume. This work has
been generously undertaken by Mr.. T.
d. Peterson, Of Philadeiphia, without
regard to profit. for the sole purpose OF
creating fund for the relief Of the fami-
ly of 'Falconbridge.' who. we regret TO
say, are in distressing circumstances.
The public will be serving good and
humane purpose By increasing the sale of
This budget OF excellent humor. Mr..
Kelley's popularity is not confined to the
East. He is well known throughout the
West aud South. having in former years
been connected with the Cincinnati and
New Orleans press. We are sure that
his numberless inimiisbl Sketches. col.
lected and handsomely issued. would
form volume which would sell large.
ly and add mach TO the pos,humous fame
VI poor 'Fslconbridge.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-11-06

Under this head The Chi
csgo Tribune makes the following very
ssui5le remarks. and very true, also in
re gard to business:
IL is a Difficult. task TO persuade some
men Of the value Of advertising. Al
though, immense fortunes have been
made by il both in this country and in
Europe within the last century, our bust
ness men still toll on unknown, until
they sink into bankruptcy or oblivion.
LIE, any discriminating merchant cast a
glance at the large sums paid yearly by
Eastern houses for advertising in the
West, and then let them look At their
s,uieiy insnsions, around which Gems
health. luxury and content. and II is
evide mt hat his conclusion will be. '..he
effects Of Advertising" Why then.
should not every man desire portion OF
the proceeds Of jud;cious system oil
ad vertisingf The press is free to ell
who will make use oil it. We have
known men who have ia this city made
large sums Of money during the past
year, by advertising. where without the
aid Of me press nothing could have been
done. Sumo seem contented that % they
are esla blished and have their regular
custom, that to advertise would be use.
less. This is great mistske; for from
the moment that house ceases to adver.
tise. no matter how large its trade. how
high It's reputation or Standing; from
that nome nj is begins to decline. The
changes in this country are SO rapid
and the public mind SO constantly fillod
with new applicants for its iavors lha
to be out OF the newspa pers where
everybody socks for information, il
to be forgotten Tbs press is dali.
becoming more and more q necessity snt
its usefulness IS IN advertising medium
is ss constantly increasing.
We cen. ssys the Ind. Journal. endors'
the above view OF the utility Of ADVERT
lsine from our own observations boil
here and in other cities. II any body
will take sufficient interest Il. look st tn
merctutile houses of Indians polls. !
all be readily seen that the establish
meats that do the most advertising ale