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TXTORTH of No,a can Be fund ii BAxLss
81 kgrxRN E1rfRk SToKs, HI III. An4
ihony, Il Wholesaleok Rstsil. and II pfices which
can not III bsst ss sssss IL y. nh
MI Stsck ca,esifts III pfy Gaosie, Fancy. Goods,
Shoes. whicb, I'M stylt md sIalny, are superior.
Klsss,N lSrfT xGpuly af fispreriNs md rrovis
shall slana ksep y full asserspent III Tie above
koodssai I'D store ~ A ps,ka Ii a8e "
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4 DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.

TIME partnership heretofore existing between
n. Chonteau IT. s. Co.. of ST. Louis, and
Charles ~. Borp Of this place, under the name and
style of Y. M iheso.a Outfit aud Sioux Outfit" is
hereby dissolved ~ mutual consent. The business
accounts and assets of the concern belong the said
ri Chouteau Jill. & Co, who assumes all liabilities,
and ,.horeceiye ltproceeds, on accounts due the
concern. p. CfiOIJTEAU JR. 3 CO.,
CHARLES W.. BORUP.
ST. Panl, August 81, 1855. SCI, 20i4
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EYERYDEscRIPTIoN on liATTKAssEsy
such as HAIR, PAIN LIAR, Moss and Straw
together with many other articles too numerous Il
mention. 90 All kinds Of Upholssfy work done L
order on short notice and ID tlie beat anners byex
periencsd workmen.
no. KIN /. ]. ... y. q. L. sE. G, RICH.
Saint PauI, June "A, 1856. n7y1 81
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BOOKS, STATIONERY AND PA
PER fIANGINGS..

w. E+aTe now in receipt Of our Fall and Win
tes supply, y and would call the attention
~ the Citzens III Minnesota " our complete asaort-
llsent &c raw. Medical School. Blank and
Muscular nus Bopks, Stationery. Wall Paper, Cur
PUBLICATIONS. Dadgiey ind Piequetl's Gold
Pens, Office Stationery, for sale cheap for Cash, 1t
III a.S 5ss COMBS s. BRO,
y Franklin Book Store, near American House 81.
Pail, M. IT. ST. I'd s sg oct. rs. n23tf
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r. II
81. Asraosr s1nr y. Nv Pxyr. Mn. 3,
\ 3, Dsslsry y NJ n
HOUSE MN rs h

sYTyHE following srticlss wiltbs tspt soaistantly
IA hand and tpr Nh W ths ~ sssf sIs2
III W EST N A RK d n III Ri CES,
All articls. kspt III III purchased direct
superior qaa lity
The only general Furnishing Establish-
nsnt f1sst Ell Chicago. Psysons sSish-
Ing House Farnishing Goods piu d
nell N cGIt and ezamsne.
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Mahogany & Rosewood Sofas

! Man0&&ny g ROSEWOOD SOFAS III
ii ss Tete-a-T etes,
!" 81 Easy Chairs,
- 8 Rocking Chairs
" = Sofa Bottom,
. Ottomans,
g q Divans.
Marble Top Centre Tables.
Mahogany 8
Black Walnut ss III
Marble Top Wash Stands,
4 Mahogany and Walnut Wash Stands,
Mahogany Bedsteads,
Bureaus,
Common Bedsteads,
Common Chairs,
Cane Seat Chairs,
Reed ss s
Common
Arm 8 gss +,
Velvet Carpets,
Tapestry s.
Ingram - s. asss
Three Ply !.
Brussels g
d Common
Oil Cloths,
Rings,
Mats,
Il Coco Mating, all widths,
Stair Rods,
Oil Table Cloths,
Toweiings,
Pillow Case Goods,
Comforts
Sheeting
Enamelled Cloths,
Damasks.
Table Linens,
Napkins and Doilys,
Connterpanes, 5Es 's
Window Shades.
Gill Window Cornices,
q Cords, Loops,
Tassels,
Paper Hangings and Border. ],
u Paper Curtains, ~
Wide Window Paper, 8ca SC 81
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LAND WI RRANTS.
y - L,slNDss EY Dsalsr III Land Warrants,
xIEls St Pull, Minnesota. Office 81 Third
;Siseet, next door 10 Col. McKenty's. Warrants
coiirtanily On hand At lowest market prices. n18f
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wi ssntr ~ SXnGoG ~
3. Il
aanasl i. ~ y d sS ef
aa5e9 III ~
wv tnHgeT tns9 80
Mnesey Z. 49, IA .1 ss
slnN M ~ ss y
lng nP0n ins lsi0ons sns .as w. m
s0s!ots INN 80 . S;sss ,,sni1s
sfAi Outlay 20 eScn 0ephsshssAsss IN
hly eyer before sssked on any
been ntlumed, not Dy saiing snsVSs'sy ss
rent % public ypin!ca cesoss 4ne M'p1
.pg ~ Ivy sss q n,slo,Ases 4la W - ~ ssi.
devolion 70 Arntn nnd TsS6sss. 10 1i 8
as party exlgencisss w telmpo!ssy N
mcmentaIy llnsions q pop0la ~ sR4 Sr 49,. HI
iss Inorongn aovocacy @ sMps.anIs1 ~
=. - "s hl r;.hss
tIouaens anu =. ..'0 ~ 80 .scsd s
= h,a 1ls,, arr Il Tine rrpesd many
of c.ve o. une = y 81.
sunrn'ns wnoss ~, No.. Fam
.sIss,s 2, We, .,, 1, Viii sndesycr
4, q. ,nd asssn Il no.;,nn among iour-
nals which we feel that il will hencsforlh be
u sccceas M, Z, inpair.
THE leading IDEAS 10 which the Tribune is de
y,,aI nav N. briely set forth az follows ;-Free-
dr 4, do whatever Is essentially rigisi--rot alone
M ,,h;,e Americas Or Anglo Saxon, Or Caucas-
ans even--not f;,r one race 10 determine whether
#, ~ iii nnt hold another ruce il bondage
In, ~ eyerv rnce and nation, ard every adult
" 1 $3.50 A, ~: 49, q, q y;.h,fnily
fa,ahai nu'ian Ds'"s -. r s;a;sn and 81
apso'a'e IN 'le p'o 'o aon'u. ~, =, rol;,:cal
so'ves lns e4nas a'u ION, az
,hnch'se 80. = Fl The
lhs legassy ino.ca go. !, dssms de-
sp''ee :. ae.' ~ = -. cnu,man
no NC .Ae'e,e III. M
wsa, ,,.s I'd s,.a,, &C he conn
stnp'.s,'s 80 .... 49, asner., and mn
.:ys -, ...p 49, ,.sa s. are
iuss.eu 10y - ,h,.,, as.';nsa.,. ..naucive
l.uauequ.1 y wiz ..aa..:,a - rs;mhorsa
W p. a;,s.t ;,.aaa ~ nn,sv IA con
:, I.,.,A:., r,a..a1oa...,., =. ,hc
sa.na, s,nns II .-ns IA hsn,anan, nu,ionaI
ao,;a. .o,,n,,rn ,ho ss,ara,;,.,;an e ! new and
49,, -, g Yos,,e, 80 H.. al - ,nore iu,-
a.s.. ~ -, a...,;a &C. or r.ox;nce ar
Pori.. - - - .,.. II, 49, ~ ~ na,;nnal
| island anss - ~, ..r:ar. =. s.. aasval
concern and - -, .l,.r;.h.d Nv the
CONDITION ot true r.. ~ nroe.s rendiiy
most anxious, assiduons -. e. y rs,ny
~ we IRE prone 70 require ret s.. 4. ~. c.lI II
and never n be surrendered excs 81 chef land
;'1sr' aaea q. u ssrse
IN, !. ANAL norton &C ,he d'r,hune Is asssasitss
y .ha, = cnrrn,Iv d;.,nun;shed g liph, reading
/ nut reviews &c new hooks 81 decided interest,
win choice extracts instrai;ne ,hfir nual,,y ara
! devoted . lucid and careful dias.. e ,be
I have reliable ssl IL sseh
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4 LARGE assortment Of Paint md Varpish
- Brushes for nile W MORT ON AND IA CT.
ST. Paul, April, 1856. iss Milf
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Sc y,A. crsasl afsar, Carb. Ammonia, r. "
w. of Leni31s I'm Bakers and ConiectinnSra. io
ale BIZ II u sSs E ssss N ORION AxDPACE.
II Saint. Pasl, April, / 1856. MI R9 nltf "A
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ATLANTA AND INTERIOR
yT7E will fscsive th4 golss 81 ihe Move
Banks On Deposit spd redeem them ia
Coin al current rates BORlyE u CAKES.
& st, Paul, Oct. IS, 1885. u. n78i4
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y ID A W i ,I) D "A ~

D5A " Id DsA
;nFALER il Drugs, Chemicats, Paints and oils.
- Window Glass, Glassware, y -Siufs. Spices.
Perfnmery, Fancy Goods, etc. !, efc., corner Third
and Cedar Street,, Saint PanI, Min. Ter. 7nyl
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G. 6. GRIsWOLD. .sssl
Dsalsr il Ready Made Clething. Hats. Cape and
SGsSsss Fnraishns Gaois, Wholasais and hsf
I'LL. fEsmbert'a Brick Building, under Mi0ne-
sestan O.Iice.) Third Street. 81. Paul.
Ssspayl. April. IN VI
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NEW YORK WEEK e Z TINES.

Price Redseed. The Cheapest Newspaper I
d tn Emitted syylutss. S <ss {
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DERFUMERY K, Fanny Goods, Fine cs.lsry, and
Patent Medicines, sshoeeaie md retail, 81
4 81, Paul. April. IN QR.TJ) AND PACE.
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JOHN GIBSON,

JOHN GIBSON,
nEALERSiu Groceries, Provisions, Dry Goods,
Boots and Shoes, Wines. L;qaor., Indian
Good. Tobscco and Cigars "A lea which are forsaie
cheap. " . y sy
B wan River, M. III, May N, 1855. 800
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j. E. WHITNEY.
Daguerrean Artist, Corner OF Third and Cedar
Streets, Saint Paul. NJ. 4.
Miniatures taken IN every style Of the arr. Also,
landscape visws-everythi appearing a. N
nature. except the colors. II .5s$
SAINT Paul, April. UT
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10 PHYSICIANS s. DRUGGISTS
-ET AsKELLlAED MFRRIcK's extra powder
Il Ell Drugs aud ilden, i extracts of Belladonnn
CaNiM1iY etc., AZ nile I'M N ORION AND PACE.
q SaiNt FAhtt ii y,ssis aSS6s IS sz #s' ii1ff q
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I CHARLES 6: 10 II CO.

(9aecsssofa 10 r. 81 NEwrLLs Whelsaase and
Retail Dsalers n Hari~ars and Gallery.
Manufacturers of md Dealers IN Stcyss and
Tin. Ware. Third Street., ST. Paul. Min Tsf.s
q. v. MAvo. vi y. sAnos, III
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w. p. MURRAY. AZ,
Attorney and Counsellor ut Law. Saint PAN,
Minnesota. sss
ST. Paul. April, VT 81
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WILKINSON 6 BAD CoclII
Attorneys al law, Saint Paul, Minacsp,,s will xtafsd
the terms Of The District Court ,r HenMn County
andatend to such business al may be eniraated ID
them. $3.50 Z. may - 10, 0Hvl
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ALEXANDER KEf,
Wholesale Grocer, Forwarding and Commission
Merchant, Lower Levee, St. Paul, Min6esota.
Saint panl NJ r.. April, VT 4
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N. e. TYSON s. CO.,
Wholesale and Retail Grocery. Provision and
Liquar Merchants, Roberts Street, batsleer
Third and Fourth; ST. Paul. Min. i VT n
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CHARLES 81 Slstka 81 no Distfist
coisthDs Slsarss 8, Ss:ias'sso;a Territory.
The Placer herald., 1856-06-21
THE PLACER HERALD.
DEMOCRACY OUR sHIELD-THE STARS AND STRIPES
HAMMER
AGENTS,

GARNER 4 KIRK, Sacramento at their Book
Store, Post Office Block.
THOMAS BoYCE, San Francisco, No. 81 Merchant
street.
WELLS, FARGO & CO., and the PACIFIC
EXPRESS CO. are our General Agents for Placer
County,. Advertisements, Job Work or Subscrip-
tions to the Herald left at either of their offices
will be promptly forwarded to us.
IF FKEArING............. Secret Ravine.
A. b. Bird. ...................Iodd alley.
PHILIP SrONER, ................Mlchlg gan Bun.
JOHN M'NALLY, ,......-.-.......".l .lllnostown.
II Il Y.
THOMAS WooDs Rattesnake Bar
n. B. CURTIS, ......................O Ophir
Il. MANDEL,. ........ .......Gold HILL
The Placer herald., 1856-06-21

PROLIFIC YIELD.-Mr. Henry Blanchard of this
place, raised this season on the Fountain House
farm, from one kernal of California barley eighty
four heads of barley. Each head on an average
contained thirty.four kernels. This is certainly
prolific yield
The Placer herald., 1856-06-21

Brooks the energetic agent Of the Pacific Ex-
press. was first with Eastern papers.
Wells, Fargo Co., also supplied us.
Oberdeener with full files from the East maya
zines, &c, &C. came as usual
The Placer herald., 1856-06-21

William Wilson was tried on the 10th inst, in
the 4th District Court, San Francisco, for the
der of Daniel Steton on the lst of April last and
the Jury returned verdict of guilty in the
second depreen
The Placer herald., 1856-06-21

John Duane, brother of the banished Charley,
fell afou of little Dutch tailor and beat him
most numerically, in San Francisco on the 18th.
John sought refuge in the station house. where he
remains at this writing
The Placer herald., 1856-06-21

TROUBLE IN THE X. n. CAMP.-Mr. Alexan-
der Bell one of the present State Prison Di-
rectors it appears has applied, several times
for the Bond of Gen. Estel, to which no
notice has been given by the State officer to
whom he applied. This has so Disguised Mr..
Bell that he contemplates resigning his office
He does not speak in very high terms Of
Know Nothing honesty. We copy the fol-
lowing letter Of his taken from the Town
Talk
The Placer herald., 1856-06-21

The Treasurer of the county has made report
which will be found in another column. 1t EN-
braces that period between the I'd of June, 80,
and the I'd of June, Sc.
The Placer herald., 1856-06-21
SAN FRANCIsco, June1lth, 1856

To A FRIEND-Sir: My rwly to your note
of this date | hope will prove satisfactory.
was elected by the people of this State, and
have the evidences of having faithfully and
fairly discharged my duty as public servent.
Yet, must say, that as long as villiany goes
unpunsned in high places that I am unwill-
ing to retain the trust confded to me by a
constituency, and would resign tomorrow
had | not anticipated my pay for the coming
quarter, by drawingit in advance; after which
although elected for three years, | shall most
cheerful return to those friends who kindly en-
trusted me with the guardianship of the states
interest at the State Prison, all powers inves-
ted in me as Director of the same, and leave
it in the hands of men better schooled in vii
lainy than | am to manage it. Yours,
ALEX. BELL, State Prison Directory.
The Placer herald., 1856-06-21

The District Attorney has given notice to those
persons doing business to come forward and pay
up their license dues. The advertisement will
be found in another column and commend it
to the attention of those interested 1t is the
duty of this officer to enforce the collection of the
tax and this warning is given to save expense
The Placer herald., 1856-06-21

THE San MATRo ELECTION FRAUDs.-An enquiry
into the manner in which the elections were con-
Quoted in this county in May last. is now going
forward. before B. F. Fox. County Judge of that
county. The developments rich exhibiting
in strong light the respect had on that occasion
by some of the officers of the election for the
sacred right of franchise. Such another set of
scoundrels never were before collected in one
poor county.
The Richmond palladium., 1856-05-29
Managing . Husband .

How do you manage your husband
Mrs. Croaker? Such job as l have of it
with Smith"
4" Easiest in the world. my dear: give him
twitch backwards. when you want him to
go forward. For instance. you see. to day l
had loaf of cake to bake Well. do you
suppose. because my body is in the pastry
room that my soul need be there too? Not a
bit of it; 1 am thinking of all sorts OF celes-
tial things all the while.
Now Croaker has a way Of tagging
round at my heels. and bringing me plump
down in the midst of my erial flights, by
asking me the price of the sugar I'm using.
well. you see. it drives me frantic. and
when | woke up this morning and saw this
furious storm. knew had him on my hands
for the day. unless l managed right; so l
told him that hoped he wouldn't 60 out to
catch his death this weather; that if he WAS
not capable Of taking care Of himself. should
do it for him: that it was a very lonesome.
rainy day. and that wanted him to stay at
home and talk with me-at any rate he
musn's 60 out: and hid his umbrella and
india rubbsrs. Well. Of course. he was right
end up. Just as | expected, and in less than
ten minutes was streaking down street at the
rate Of ten knots an hour.
\ ou see there's nothing like understand
ing human nature: woman should be mar.
ried till she is thoroughly posted up in this
branch Of education. fanny Fern
The Richmond palladium., 1856-05-29

The OBJxcr AND rRE MkASs-A meeting
Vas held in New York city. few evenings
since. to form a Roman Catholic Library
ASSOCIATION Among other speakers wa. 0.
A. Brownson. who thus stated the great object
OF the Romanists of this country. and the
means by which that object was to be accom-.
plishsd
Everybody seys ,ha. shi. is great country.
but II II IS, II wants great deal done for il,
The Papisss have TO Romantic these United
States. and make this popish country. We
are now in as good condition TO make this a
Romanist country as were the early Christians
TO offer up sacrifices 10 the Catscombs. because
they mad no other place. (APplause.) The
country must be Romanilsd. and the wav to
do il is BY literature. This WAS . reason why
Dr.. Brovnson would aid the society by his
feeble power and his feeble means. and he
hoped bis audience would do the same
(Great applause
We think the Dr.'s plan viii work rather
slow.
The Richmond palladium., 1856-05-29

~ We have seen young men to whom
the following advice would be very sppro.
PIRATE. There is pIth and point in it. Young
men, read. Come. off with your coat
clinch the saw. plowhandle. axe. pick axe
spade--anything that will enable you to stir
your blood. Fly around and tear your Jacket
rather than be passive recipients Of the old
mans bounty. Sooner than play the dandy
at dads expense, Lire yourself out TO some
potato patch-Iel yourself to stop hog holes.
or watch the OATS: and when you think
yourself entitled to a resting spell. do il on
your own hook Get up in the morniug r
turn round n least twice before breakfastng:
help the OLD gentleman. give him now and
then generous lit IN business: learn how
TO take the lead. and not descend forever in
being led. Do this. and word for it. YOU
vii! soon breathe new atmosphere possess
new frame. tread earth. wake TO
destiny-and you may then begin TO aspire
to manhood. Take off. then. that ring from
your little finger break your cane. shave your
upper hip. wipe your nose. hold up your head,
and BY all means never eat the bread Of idle
ness. nor depend on father.
The Richmond palladium., 1856-05-29

@ The Caire-se. the leading Roman
Catholic journal of France. and. indeed. of
Europe. LAYS down, on the 81 Of April, the
following axioms:
Railroads are not progress.
Telegrsphs are analogous invention
The freedom OF Industry IS no: progress.
The invention OF gunpo~der is not pro-
gress.
Industrial discoveries are . sign of abase-
ment and not of grandeur
We like these broad statements There
can surely g no mistake to their intent,
20 over -cloudins and mis,ifying meanings in
such sharp. cart axioms- Now the people
know wha, is orthodox doctrine as regards
human improvement, |, is the middle ayes
versus The present and they can choose Be
tween the philosophy and achievement Of
these two eras-y l. Tr,5uns
The Richmond palladium., 1856-05-29

through your economy l escaped threatened
failure during the terrible year. And l have
more to tell you. Jenkens. who was just go.
out by broken back. thanked me yesterday
for my kindness to him during his late illness.
called down blessings on your head for the
solicituds you had displayed towards his
family. 1t was you, then, who sent them
wood and bread, and warm clothin. for their
children. it was you who got Billy good
place for your sick wash woman. Il was you
who fitted out the little lame girl with decent
clothes. and sent her TO school, il was you
who during the season Of distress, wen, Ike
mini.tering angel to the haunts OF the poor,
preferring 10 spend your allowance in doing
good TO the needy. rather than display your
own beautiful person in the habiliments of
fashion.
Gods blessing on you. my noble wife-I
am proud Of you! have found a treasure Of
which not only |. but my country should be
proud. For, should calamity come. this fair
cheek would never blush with the thou CHIT
''lt was my heartless extravagance that aided
in the overthrow Of nv native laud.' Gods
bless ngs you! He does bless you daily;
and when the poor butterflies who think more
of yard Of broca3e than a human soul
stand before the judgment seat Of the great
God, how little in comparison with such as
you, my wife, will such hesrtless frivolous
beings appear. Nay, this is jus. praise,
though yor have done your good works 81
lently and in secret. and not for human ap-
probation.' and imprinting kiss her fore
head. the happy husband returned to the
room.
The Richmond palladium., 1856-05-29

ILL1xoIs-How WILL sRK Vors,-In the
political calculations Of the day. Illinois is
generally set down As doubtful BY R-pubIi.
cans. and by the Slave Democracy IS sure to
the O.gsrchy. Against this classification the
Chicago Tribune protests. and gives good
reasons for it. I'VE firmly believe says tha.
psper) tha, she will give her electoral vote TO
the Anti Slavery candidate for President next
November And furthermore believe. that
Illinois will not only give the largest majority
ior Free Kansas. Of the Eve Western Safes.
but thu, she will poll larger mojority. in pro-
portion to the vote cast. thaa any OF them:
and We put this prediction on record. though
no, . prophet nor the son Of prophet"
The Richmond palladium., 1856-05-29

Mason AND DIxoS's LISE"-ORId1s OF
THE PHRAsE.-ln the l7th century, James
IL. OF England, then the Duke Of York. gave
Ger ain lands 10 Lord Baltimore and to VIM
Penn. and difficulty soon sprung up AZ TO
the proper owner to these lands on the Della.
ware. Again and again were the affairs car
ried into the Courts, till the year 1862 when
George Ill, came to the crown. the Lord
Chancellor made decision but new i fic a.
ties sprangup in drawing the boundary lines.
The commissioners finally employed Mess-s
Mason and Dixon, who had jus. returned
from the Cape of Good Hope, where they had
been 10 observe the transit of Venus. They
succeeded in establishing the line between
Delaware and Mary land. which has ever
since been called Mason and DIxon's line"
Too oBAp-RkALY.-The rose OF Florida.
the most beautiful Of flowers, emiss no fra
srance thu birds. give no songs the cy-
press of Greece. the finest of trees Yields no
fruit: dandes the shiniest Of men. have no
sense and ball room bellies, the loveiest Of
created creatures. are often di,to-and liz
lie more so.
The Richmond palladium., 1856-05-29

Bro S.LARrEs:-W. Lyon NAckenzio.
member OF the Canadian Legislature for the
county of Haldmsnd. in presenting to the
Upper Canadians reasons why they should
dissolve their union with those Of the L ,wer
Province. had occasion 70 speak of the large
salaries paid TO officials in Canada. The
Governor. Sir E. Head. gets S31 900 a year,
his house rent and servant hire. The ten
Ministers get each $6. 900 year. Sc a day
during the session Of Parliament. mileage and
immense patronage" The Engineer Of
the Grand Trunk Railway has salary of 1918.
900 year Sir Charles Raney (agent 70.
this work. gets the same. Chief Justice
Robinson has Sc, ,566 per annum. $500 for
travelling expenses. and pension of s4.444
when he shall see Fl. to resign. The Register
of Hamilton. Dundas and Wentworth. Che is
Minister also) gets Sc 800 = year. The
Register Of Toronto and York gets el2, 200 .
year. The Governor has . Secretary to whom
the Canadians pay $4,000 annually. for the
pretense of driving the quill.
The Richmond palladium., 1856-05-29

A few days since. says the Boston Post.
Mr.. w. Of this city on his way from the AS
tor House, New York. 70 the New Haven
boat. stepped into drinking saloon for tho
purpose OF smiling" with . friend. Upon
entering. he saw two young men. dressed in
deep black indulgin2 in "some,hiny warm"
They were brothers. NJ. w. accos,ed ono
Of them familarly thus: tom. l perceive
you are in mourning who is deal p
= Mother" answered Tom. "Ah. indeed
when did she die 80 asked Mr.. w. Day
before yesterday" replied Tom. "When is
she TO be buried 7" asked Mr.. w. Tom took
another Wifi a, his cigar and replied, 1.-The
funeral is advertised for Z O'Clock this after
noon. ba, don's think they will get Il IF
Lefoye fire"
The Richmond palladium., 1856-05-29

TIE DAY OF 1HE PassaDesrrAL ELECTION
Tuesday. the 4th day Of next November.
being the Tuesday aftss the 6sss Monday Of
the month is fixed upon BY Law Of Congress.
for each State in the Union 70 cast Its votes
for electors of President and Wee President
Of these United Saaaes-