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Lines to a Nidiot.

Poor TELLER Youn a Nidot to be sure
Wen thine how fur youm below Poick-
Which is onto the sRmmck of newman Grateness
heev 81. Wot a confirms
Youv got legs arms, hands, feet stummick an chest
An "face eyes and fJrrcd too
Tho the less sed on that pint the better
So, WY don't yu kno suntlrink
I'm afraid
Youm not havin a very jolly time,
As | mite Sd, in this wurld
Now ef yu had yure WITS about yu,
ew mite be a nornannt to scicty
But now yew cant do nothink to max yur-
Self yusetIl-
Acep by printing of a morril
Or else adornin of Il tail.
Poor fclier
Waits the suhicek Of you're trehecshuns
Wen yure ingoyin the of solitude
Awl alone hi yurseit7
Ware d'yu
Suppose you cum from War d'yu spec tgo,tow7
Halnt yu got any ancZfeties
ConsaIilin a Future Stajt e X;stiuge
Sa O yu Nrordinary Non Compus
Don't VA kn0 nothink, or don't va nothink kno?
Good Lord deliver us all from being Nidiot.
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In the Senate, on the 9 inst, ar. Seward
reported the House resolution Tor the enlarge
ment Of the Custom House, post-oiiicc and ed
eIa Court House as Buhao Passed
MIR Mason, from the Committee Oh Foreign
Relations, reported oat resolution to permit
DIR Kane and the officers associated with him
in the expedition to the Attic seas, to accept
such tokens Of acknowledgements therefor. az
the Government Of Great Britain may he pleased
to present, in accordance with it's wish Oh the
subject,
Mr. Cass hoped the resolution would be inn
mcfia:elv passed.
Mr. Critteuden was guile wiling all proper
Acknowledgment shoud be given TO DIR. Kane,
but thought it o bad PRECEDENT to depart from
ancient usage
MIR, seward asked whether. under the reson-
ton, tide Of nobility could net be conferred
on Or. Kane.
Mr.. Mason he'd no idea that the Government
Of Great Britain wenid think OF onef!hg an nc
kn6,ylcdgamert OF that kind which it might be
s'n,,osad ,yould be unweleomc to citizen Of
Ifr seward desired 90 Go justice TO Mr. Hem
20 CrinueH Of New York, who furnished the
funds with which the expedition was proseen-
ted with so mach energy, with so many sacrlh~
ces and such crest results. lie hoped the res
o,ution would be adopted.
Mr. Bavard opposed the resolution
NJ Mason adm tied the wisdom Of the proyis'
ions in the Constitution relative to the accep-
lance Of presents from foreign Governments,but
as thai ;1strument has reserved TO Congress dis
crction in the matter, they could determine
whether this was not proper exception to the
general rule.
permitted to receive a gold medal from the
King OF Sweden.
sir. Ruter could not vote for the resolution
unless he ,ne4 what the British Government
intended to v1 pr. karc.
~ 4 youne named CtaFiord was eaH
cegoGs.y stabbed, VI o-e sawyer, at Madison
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Some Things Love Me.
BY T. B. READ.

All within and all without me
Feel a melancholy thrill,
And the darkness hangs around me,
o, how still
To my feet the river glided,
Through the shadow, sullen, dark
On the stream TIA white moon rideth,
Like bark
And the linden leans above me,
Till / think some things there be
In this dreary world that loves me-
Even mel
Gentle buds are blooming near me,
Shedding sweetest breath around;
Countless voices rise to cheer me
From tho ground!
And the lone bird comes, / hear it,
On the tail and swindy pine,
Pour the sadness of its spirit
Into mine!
There it swings and sings above me.
Till | think some things there be
In this dreary world that loves me
Even mo.
Now the moon has tioated to me,
On the stream | see it sway,
Swinging boat like, us 'twould WOO me
Far away X
And the stars bend from the azure;
Could ! reach them where | lie;
And they whisper all the pleasure
Of the sky
And they hang and smile above me,
Till think some things there be
In the very heavens that love me-
Even mel
Now when comes the tide Of even,
Like solemn river slow,
Gentle eyes akin TO heaven
On me glow!
Loving eyes that tell their story,
Speaking to my heart of hearts;
But | sigh--a thing q glory
Soon departs
But when MARY SCARS above me,
| must think that there will be
One star more in heaven 10 love me-
Even mel
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EXECUTIVE APPOINTMENTS. We learn from
the Madison .IoarRQf that Gov BASHFoRD has
appointed AMASA COBB, of Mineral Point, Ad-
iutant General of the State, and HORACE RUB
LEE editor of the Journal, State Librarian.
These are both excellent appointments. Gen.
COBB has seen service in the tented field, as
well as in the Legislative Halls, and will fill the
office Of adiutant General with credit and ability
Mr.. RUBLEE is gentleman of scholarly attain
rnents unbemished character and courteous adj
dress His zeal ana efficiency in the Repubf-
can ranks deserved TO be remembered in the
hoylr of vicsoTv Sentinel
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ARRIVAL O. TEE ATLANTIC.


>''>' = O'A''-SaS : . - '-1AsA'
The atlantic, with Liverpool dates to the 10Th
uIt,, arrived at New York on the % inst. with
news Of The birth Of the son Of Louis Napoleon,
TO be called King OF Algiers.
Breadstans wore dun.
ConsoIs declined !. Money market unchang
ed.
Nothing had been heard concerning the fate
Of the Pacific
Peace was considered as virtually concluded
and the signing OF the protocol was delayed for
the arrival OF the Prussian Plenipotentiary at
Paris.
The British parliament was not in session,
owing 70 the Easter recess. Nothing had trans
PRED respecting American affairs.
L}fTfPo0t aI4fAa t$--i otton duil ana rather
easier, especially Tor lower qualities; but quo
taiions were not changed. Business OF the
week amounted 10 1900 bales, Including 5000
tor export, aud 2,'tl to speeoiators
breadstnus wholly unchanged, although a
duliness prevailed
Sugar was active ana buoyant.
London money m0rket.-Money tight. Con-
su.s Tor money closing at 9isa92s, in steady de-
mand at torner rates
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WAsHINoTox An,

NASHISGT0N, April ,.
SENATE.-The Senate to-day passed bill for
seamen OF the sloop-of-war Aibany.
Also, joint resolution declaring the manner in
which pension laws for the benefit Of the Chero
kee Indians shall be executed.
Mr.. Collamer-kansas affairs being under
consideraton-agreedt to show that by practca!
construction of the constitution Congress never
submitted the question OF freedom or Slavery to
people of the Territories, and insisted Congress
the Emigrant Aid Societies, and read from South
Carolina papers to show the South had adopted
similar measures, thus entering into competition
with the North, which was altogether proper
Without concluding he yielded to motion to
adjourn.
HoUSE.-The House was engaged consider
ing the Senate's amendments to fthe deficiency
appropriation BILL The proceedings were I'M
interesting.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-04-10

C0LpER & DENsMoRE,

Attorneys and Couuseilors at Law and Solicitors III
CAancery, viii attend faithfully to al business en-
trusted 10 them.
- EIfdora, EFalrorth Coa-r'y, Hjsconsin.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-04-10

5,4;yyER-,-as Office, KESosuA CITY, Wis. Re
euce. WILLOW Brook FARM S.uIcrs. g Sc
yeral Iolprored aud UaanProred Farms for safe
nIyi6.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-04-10
DR. & AuCH.

GERMAN PEz2@EGEAN, 81 4aCtE'0N an 3
ACCOXfGEHEs k2, Recommends himself /" ;"c
iuhubitauss al Nono-hc and surrounding country.
WEST OF the >vAiFN. rjNHE.. .-.. KFNo>HA, WIS.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-04-10
yOLNEY FRENCH,

ATTORNEY & COUNsELLoR-Late Of Keeo'
STA, us; will visit most II the countries OF Eu-
rope during the year 1850 Any professional or
other business left ut the Sentinel Office, Milwau-
kce, or with H. +. ScHoFF, Esq, attorney anil
Iugujst, Kenosha, viii be promptly attended to.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-04-10
>t. Louis, March %

Col Lane, Senator elect from Kansas. arrived
in this c;ty Yesterday en- roste for Washington.
The district Court of Kansas meets at Le-
compton on the first Monday in April, when the
ease of the members of the Kansas Legislature,
Governor and ether State officers. viii be pre-
scented tor the consideration OF the Grand Jury.
Kansas is perfectly quiet
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w. $. HOYT. NJ. D.

HOMEOPATItIST-Wo respectfully tender his
Professional seViccsin its various branches TO the
Citizens of Konosha, and it's vicinity. +SF Office
md residence on Main ST. nearly opposite City lIo-
tel nivI6 kEEOsHA, WIS.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-04-10
fsnsaa 81 AaYsrsii.n.
The Inducements which Kansas holds OUT
to Immigrants.

We publish below, at the request of the State
Committee, a letter written to them by Mr. MA.
son, who visited Kansas as an agent for the
Ohio association, in 1854.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-04-10

ATTORNEY s, COUNSELLOR AT LAW. VIII
attend to collections. General Insurance Agent.
Cash viii be advanced on good paper and on Pros
duce if desired.
Also, Dealer in Produce and Exchange.
KEEosHA, February y, -ly36.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-04-10

- \ youhg 70. nel.ed C'awiord vas aan
iast werk.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-04-10
Select Sturirs.
The way she won Him.
AN DER TRUE TALE.

a Young girl leaned from the win
dow of a pleasant country parlor,
chatting with o fine looking man, some
ten years her senior, who stood among
flowers below, pelting her with rose
buds still glittering with dew.
"Stop, stop, Mr.. Mansfeld," she
said, as she twined a handful of Aow-
ers in her dark curls. "What was
that YOU asked me Z" / could moi
hear well. 'aA .Hi H9
"Only to describe your bean ideal
to me SO may know him if we ever
meet" he said ,desisting from his sport
leaning one arm upon the window
sill, and gazing into her animated
face with NJ admiring smile.
80, th {easily done. Imprint,
,--be mustA Ayeung and handsome
SThat, of course, orlhoE could hc
aspire, to the love Of. the charming
Marion Clife, = rejoned. her com
panion with a gallant bOw.ii5u hgr
LISA truce to compliments, l pray
you asirdj Young and handsome77sC
.much or generality-now III descent
to particulars. He must be- abou
twenty-two-slender and finely for
med--graceful in bis movements apt
courteous in bis manner--and-let me
sac. what comes next Ir
g" Features, Marion eyes, hail
mouth, nose, and all the et coteras.
!" Thank you. Ills features should
be Grecian; his, forehead ,h:gb,,Rp
broad, and white his smile swee'
but melancholy; His eyes and hail
the same hue, and that a beautiful
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-04-10

already taken that. meal, and am
about to start on hunting expedi-
ton. So will say good bye now"
"Good bye Mr.. Clinton" she an
swered calmly, " / trust you will
have o pleasant day."
lie took the steady hand she offer
ed, in one holland trembling.
"' And is this all, Marion-Miss
ChfFe." .- aar H'.
"What more can ! say" she asked
with o quiet smile.
3 NSthingl nOthingl Coed bye
Marionand may God bless you.
She sprang back into the patlor
flung herself into a chair by the table
lsaned her folded arms, and wept 81
IItntly and bitterly.
Some one sprang through the win
dow from the piazza and knelt beside
her; a strong arm stole around hel
waist, and q dear voice spoke hel
name. She looked up, and there be
fore her knelt Godfrey. Tears were
in his eyes, and in his hand he hel(
the Michigan rose she had cast ava.
the night before. ..
"Marion, | love you. Do you low
mel" he said eagerly.
She laid her hand in his, the mex
moment she was drawn closely to hi
heart, and their lips met in q long
long kisS-a kiss Of youth and love
The wager was won, but she had VOL
it by losing her heart.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-04-10
9ottrg,
The Seasons.

The breath Of Spring to meet
.. In the morning air is sweet,
A AwumAn's love is swceter than roses in May;
81 -l But the breath Of Spring will heot
- --y Like the roses at her feet,
And love like the season soon passes away.
- The Summers sun Is bright,
And the swallows wing is light,
And Womans love Is warm as a fair summer day
,f+ But the sun will set In night,
And theswallow wing its fight,
And love like the Summer soon passes away
The Autumn's leaf Is ffAil
iH And the moon at eveis pale,
b And woman n love is soft as her silyery rayi
But the leaf flies on the gale,
- And the silver moon will fail,
AndloyS, live the Autumn, soon passes away
H The Winters wind is chill,
ratr And the frozen ttream is still, I'll.
AAd death is yet stiller and colder than they
But life's expiring thrill
Relieve tn oyery ill, .ya
ARd Love, Death and Winter will all pa" away
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-04-10
The Old'LOve.

] met her :-slle was thin and old;
She stopped and trod with tottering fect;
Tho hair was gray that once was gold
The voice was harsh that once was sweet;
Her hands were dwindled, and her eyes
Robbed Of the grlish light Of joy,
Were dim;-I felt sad surprise,
That had loved her when boy.
But yet, something in her air,
Restored me to the vanished time
Ny heart grew young and seemed 10 wear
The brightness of my youthful prime:
took her withered hard In inins--
lts touch recalled ghost Of joy;--.
kissed it with fervent, reverent sigh,
For had loved her when boy.
ti Ljttslrs Liriag Acs.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-04-10
The Flag of our Union.
sT s1oRor P. xoRAIS.

Hrf BI eHoRok p hohhis' ..
"A song FOR our bannerl' The watchword recall
Which gave tlIe Republic her stationj .r
United We stand--diyided We fall' .r-
II made and preserves Us nntion'
The union of lakes, the union OF lands
The union OF States none can sever
The union of hoarts-the union Of hHndS--
And the flag Of our Union forever
ann. And evorl
The flag Of our Union forever
What God in his infinite wisdom designed,
And armed with his weapons OF thunder
Not all the earth's despots and factions combined
Have the power TO conquer-or sunder
The union Of lakes--the union Of lands
The union Of States none can sever
The uniOn of hearts the union Of hands--
And tho Flag Of our Union forever
-ll And ever
The Flag OF our Union forever
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-04-10

UMrs. Smithers says hor hus-
band was once the greatest military
man in the country. For two years
he was a Lieutenantin the Horse Ma
rines, after which he was promoted to
a Captaincy in regular company Of
sapheads and minors.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-04-10

UP"Does this razor go easylp ask.
ed q barber Of q victim, who was
writhing under clumsy instrument,
whose chief recommendation was =
strong handle. d. s 'ilF .1a7'
swell, that depends upon what yoa
call the operation. If You are skin-
ming me, it goes tolerably easy; bpt i
you arc shaving, itgoes mightylard "
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-04-10

OFItis proposed in the Tennessee
Legislature, to levy a tax of five dol
lars on every gentleman who wears a
moustachc, and a fine of five dollars
upon bachelors over thirty years Of
age, for the purpose Of raising money
to increase the school fund.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-04-10

WoMAN's CURros1rY.-The follow.
ing scene is recommended TO the con-
sideration of our young gents who are
.cultiyating their upper lips; ga 5al
Amy.--"I wonder how il goes to
kiss one Of those creaturts with a hor-
nd moastache4" -,- ''" = ~"
Fanny. .-"Why, lah, Amy, ,ofeourse
Idont know.na1 igEoj 10 emet
,57Amy.-7"Well, I'm going to get the
boot brush and try it,, ",o.-, =. nd.t
Amy finds out land the scene closes.
During the search substituted" BY
the editor Of the Newark Times fol
female compositors, it is reported that
the following di alogue took place: !
Printer--sGoed morning, Mr.. Hen
peck; bave you got amy daughters
that would make good type.settersR
Henpesk--''Not bot lye got vite
that would make very 6as 'de5iG'
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-04-10

UF In making choice of a wife,
prefer the person before money, virtue
before beauty, the mind before thu
body, then thou hast in a wife irien1
q companion, wholyiH beaEaa5 equal
share in all thy tolls Jasnd and affections.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-04-10

= U7i The Toledo, 1 Lake Eris and
Wabash Railroad was completed
from Toledo TO- LOgansport on Sstpr'
day last. -,v yodE
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-04-10

U The grand jury of Washing
ton city, have refused to find a bill
against Hon.gAlbert Rust for striking
Horace Greely,,a, = nr,t..n INV,
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-04-10

..9D Learn to overcome YOURSELF in
law thing for theloeo Of soufi Crsssv
.andathsn yen shall ibe'sble sthstbun
.lqdivins iknevledges "a .sd, lrqss
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-04-10

UrThe shortest way to attain rsp.
utation, is that of merit: il industry
be founded on merit, il is the true-way
Of obtaining il.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-11-29
, xgosa ~. IN ca.,.s..o.

WonDs az cAUrsON.-n. .. re-, 10 ,-l,
~ readers that The vslis and springs r
eoony had poisoned sntdot.
70 ~ sneA of then thai would
OF With the 10
tell then that had discovered mine enough for
thsm and and that not
one you'd refuse aid To forsns But
Than riches how much Eraun- should
great p.naeea hos sssa Compounded VI purely
de kne. Need iust.ne--f propri-
toe Of BAKERS BrfERs and
rum all sections o the south, Of cured
Dy-p<psa By It's anheAinE
the vouchers Of old and male sxtonr this
brrkss the sfs and blessing
bot Its confined
yield readily 70 Ia Torpid quIckrned ad
Pads aeiyv by us unuence by
M neuAisng effects indigestion dsapp~ars the
organs o' HE Diarhes povers And
chosra ITSELF ~hsa me, by ts promptly and
In lsty and % vh~u that
BAksRs brrEhs wi reui-dy all human " bu,
such caused by the stomach
"a Us strengthening Effects and speedily
tsm All vhe nerd tonic should Il. their
judges Of IL "
To be had OF AL thu principal Druggists Richmond ey
81 us following Druggists Peel Alexendra H.
mckinney Lrvsbarg Va. Told Hinton rrayior, Petersburg
va 'k@g Iay Norfos Va y campbsii Portsmouth, Va.
Va r. rsi1m Co. DAnvie Va, Druggist. Parmvi.
yile Va. a. Eskridge, Stanton Iipph Wilmington
~ q Charles siot Co., Washington City d. g., Hatch
Baltimore. Md Bodsksr Miller sablsr Jones
Lyuehay Va and from Druggists and generally Yo
aers, sources X. BAKkk,
hols-tw Richmond,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


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has s>nnsd ~ uAf 1<ss nons us>sl,, vsrsd
vhAsh IN al fsy o.. i.d-.S a,
~ s~~-inS ssotAsr. aa's ~ stsfI tl-.l
umAy b. sAd o. us without or proof 10
tbs tAAi Ay Apss asy .- pr,v,oo 10 .
setsai rising Of s er.sss thsy I'm prspy sAy a
relieve Ill palm and prevent e gathering and rur
ssn'f" Ne sAA eaid actually riss bsfors s cloths
apphean and constant wearing produc.
eonden o. shs bsvas - 10 Insure the spesde possible cure
kvsy nsss should kssp them ~ their us< The
r.sens winch A-.y' ar. sn' With them. and vsrd
w never tnew What have ssnsnx her
rsui''anes Of tioo. By Of
pesAsr STAMPS VII secure s By psis
Of thee cloths 70 any part Of The uuis-d States.
rhsy for sal, By .
ADir . GRAY. Wholesale and R.san As.o..
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And By MEADE . BAKER. iss Main st. Riehsoad. Va
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N WILL KNOWN -

AhttAA, Nov. II, NO.
Ms bows Co My driver. In takins heavy low hs,
vas orked) from die As dropped
Aed his loot and nearly
ANGLE sud n':e lie suffered pain or .s dA,.
aud At III" time 81 appearance indeed die
SYMPTOMS Indicated T.., Ioctsw Ny neighbar Arh-r
recommended TURF Off, Obtained about t.br ,,,on fn
and applied directed The after lis he "a, ,,Jr
without pain, lip son ho usual attend to NJ. wors
have applied To burts svelbgs.
having been called thirty years (when no better
sh could he hall TO sew OK straen
soan' &c Having applied siithe
the "li apry OF lint, 81
rukF OIL, .urpas..s any appeson ever
used by Very ...,,tiulv - -r' wv
uoI9
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FALL OF 1856,
M Ghoss Polsk's Vienna Matches (no sulphurl
w sSl sros- Partridge, Matches.
% gross French Matches, be
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o. gross Brown Windsor soAp, Lows
ltt' boxes Extract Of LogEood
90 soxe. 10 and 10 y i2 Glass, French
800 Dc Madder, prime.
's' baskets sseet OIL, best brand o use.
bOO kegs Of white Lead
ioy boxes Transparent Bar soap.
loo dozen Hair Brushes
~ gross Tooth brushes.
10000 Cigars m boxes Of Ioo
10 gross Yankee
lVOOOO PERCUSSION Caps q. D.
90 grsss Hacking
200 ounces % Quiuine
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loo krg- Sup Cas- b. Soda.
1850 Ds Tongue R,Ans, Augustine
." gross V.rmifuges.
20 barrels spis Turpentine.
go boxes Chewing Tobacco.
90 gross Turf oil,
Together with Of Patent M.
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rHE sosP ss rr s WIS Is me- n, G,sd,. erSoS e
nIsHOP DEnoNS Sermons on the Pubic Ws.ns of
Characters. snd ptsctea subjects ~ h@ ss rt
Rev T. non, D. n Bhop ~ the Diocese Of Carons
CYoIOPEpIi or svRNoNs Containing te,ehs. II sermon. Of
nm %, s,s.; nd Mfs,, q Cg. ~ Jobs Burn % 81
TIT YcR rArA repy Uncle Ton. brd" ~ Lady
no2s JAS woOpHousE Co
NEsuo cIoTuINe' HLANKETs, GARRETT.
donsl supply Of Welens farm hands sbres
soash, wy sssp .ih snd offered 'us
sisgnion Pulled Cloths snd ssunsts
BED sod s-rysnis' m'ssts'., AZ price,
stsssh, Es , 40, Ams,iess c.,,l@srs,
l@d,.' snd Fsns's shsvi.. al styles
oSicoe, Dgns.ls., Ho.i,ry, Fubrod,r,e.. tss.,, &c.
Al.os Tor evening dfessrt-
whss aad eotd E'nhrelie'sd 50 rsne Roess
csi I' Is I'D a .s.s y f. sss5, s N''H'
VALENTINE SOW.
Conner hrcad, Oh ard C.pHel streets.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-11-29

'h - . EDwAsD
GRADUATES OF THE PHILADELPHIA COLLEGE OF
FH4RAACl, PRACTICAL CHEMISTS AND
- FHARHACkUTLST.S,
hffEh To country physicians families perfec,lx
~ sk~ and yskSH ock OF and reliable MEDICINES -
9geter win SrHsnSs ISsrRuSEsrs, FANcr NJ
sell the best ter ' '"N' WI -
~ cheneA and Pharmaceutical Preparations made order
and sent to any part Of the country ~ " 'e'
-, LAIDLEY A ROBINSON
oei' Drug store, 9Th and Franklin streets Rehmond
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-11-29

ACQUITTED John Havman and Thomas J. Hicks WEI
examined in Norfolk "Wednesday, ON charge OF firing
the American" newspaper Office there Both were dis
charged there not being particle Of evidence to fix the
offence them.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-11-29

ToBAoco-The Danvillc Register says that since the
damp weather SGT in small lot. Of tobacco have been com
ing into market quite rapidly The most of il is Of infe
ror qu'ly and bears fair prices. fine lot was SOC
Monday for SIS .25 per cwt