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Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-09-11
OFFICERS or THE DAY


President, Hon VIM T. GOODHUE Deloit
iSecretarB JAMES w. STRONG, Beloit.
7. PrcS'is T. Z. King, Beioit.
j. NJ. Burgess, Janesville.
w. L. Calkins, Rock,
S. T. Chapman, Plymouth.
Isaac Miles, Fulton.
Francis Il. Cady, Manchester.
ii. Cheeny, .Johnsown.
+. A. Humphrey, Decatur.
Il. Case, Racine
j. c. Bronson, Rockford.
Th0s. b. Talcot, kockport.
M5rshot Is. G.. Sewall
A long was elegantly fitted up, in which thirty
two young ladies were seated to represent the States
and The Territory Of Kansas. The Representative
OF Kansas dressed in black-the others in white.
THE PROCESSION
Was conducted through, rather filled all The prin-
cipul streets in the city. The young ladies 'Union
was placed in the van. Immediately behind them
the mechanics of Janosyllle, then-everybody else
we know not i'll what order A number who
stationed themselves at different points TO it file
past estimated its length AT six miles The marShals,
who had better opportunity to judge, say that it
was at eas seven miles long. After passing throu sh
the principal streets, it wound its way TO the speak 5
stand, aud was d.sbanded. Ten bands ofmusic were
in the line.
The ladies dining hall was in tho grove imme-
diateiy in the o. the stand. On the many ban
ncrs displayed around it were appropriate notices ;
among which we noted Jessie, the Queen of
Hearts :" '.The Women Of Kansas, cheerful sufferers
with brave men; The Heart of America is Touch
ed"
The ladies of Bcloit collected upon the ground u
bounteous supply Of all sorts of eatablcs, the prn
cipal portion of which was contributed by the good
people of Bcloit. The tables were crowded, as the
receipt OF about 5000 indicates. The scheme was
admirable in design AID execution, and those who
conducted it are entitled to much honor,
The Speakers at the different stands were VIVA.
b. Halves, Of n Y, Mcssrs. Lovcjoy, Farnsworth,
Vaughn, SWEET and Lyman OF illinois, Messrs.
Chase, Nogclc, Strong and Montgomery, of this
State, ana Mr.. Winslow, Of Counectcut.
The whole affair passed off successfully, and this
gathering and coUusell.ng together of the people
must have good effect in the Novcmbea contest.
TIE PEoPLE ARE ALVAREZ
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ID T E d
ID I E d
In this City, Sept 10th 1926 HENRY NJ DEsSG, only Son
ofW. w. & Sarah II. Deming. Age % months. =
SPECIAL NOTICES.


To the Electors Of Kencsha County.
THE undersigned is Candidate for ELECTION to the
Office of SHERIFF OF KENosHA COUNTY at the ensu-
ing Election November next and solcits of his
fellow-citisens. JOHN E. HENRY.
Kenosha, Sept II, 1856 10
The Sherifalty.
GEO W. CARPENTER of Bristol, respectfully informs the
Electors Kenosha County that he Candidate for Flee
ton office Sheriff of said County, and socits their
votes accordingly, in November next
GEO. W. CARPENTER.
Sept. H. 1856. 13td
Certificates from the People.
GLOVER Dee. Goth, 1915
have used DR.. YIN. r. Hayden's Improved Vegetable
Purgative Pills. and find them far superior any other
kind have used SILAS KING.
J. D. PUTNAM & Co, Propretors.
Lowell, Mass.
+. ROBINSON, Wholesale & Retail Agent for kenosha.
Z. ScAMMoN Co, General Agent, Chicago
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KENOSHA COUNTY BANK
"a NASEE MIS-.

FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC EXCHANGE.
Sight exchange on New York always for sale
Interest allowed on special certificates of deposits.
Notes, drafts and certificates of deposit cashcd OF
collected rates of exchange, without othe
charge.
UncuTcnk Bank Notes Bought
Gold and Silver coin bought and sold.
Land Warrants ordered at any time from New
ork j. II. kIMBALL. CASHIER.
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w. A. Bachelors Hair DYE.

w. A Bachelors Hair Dye.
Grey, Red, Rusty Hair, Dyed instantly to beautiful
and Natural Brown Black without injury to the
Hair or Skin, by VIM. \. Bachelors Hair Dye.
FIFTEEN MEDALS DIPLOMAS have been awarded to
Vim. A. Bachelor since 1882 over $4,000 applications
have been made the hair OF his patrons of his famous Dye
1t produces color be distinguished from nature and
is WARRANTED to inurs the least however long may
be continued
Made sold applied n nine private roOms) at the Wig
Factory, 2a3 Broadway, New York.
gists and Fancy Goods Dealers.
sY-The Genuine has the name and address upon steel
plate engraving on four sides Of each box
|. WILLIAM A. BACHELOR
233 Broadway, New York.
All others counterfeit
Sold hy all respectable Druggists throughout the United
States. 1yR5
r-9S Pianos Musrc-We learn that Horace Waters
1888 Broadway, n T., agent for the sale Of many
Of the celebrated makers Of Pianos and Meodeons
offering them at prices which advise all who desire to
avail themselves Of, opportunity not likely again
He is also selling his large and welknown Caa-
rogue Of Music one-thrd of from the regular prices
viii forward the free postage His offers the trade
teachers and schools Of the favorable character
all Of which he viii be able FIJI the letter, for having
wisely adopted the cash system The Horace Waters Pianos
are well known among the We enabled speak
Of those instruments with degree of confidence from
personal knowledge ~ their excellent and durable qa
ty.-E. ]. EgaRgel{st.
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NEW GOODS,

All who wish to buy goods cheap FOR CASH or
country produce; win find an opportunity at the old
stand OF A. Lewis & Son.
Kenosha, Sept 10, 1856. LEWIS q. PROVOST.
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The Democrat publishes accounts derived from
Free State men, who arrived here directly from
Kansas confirming the attack and burning Of Ossa-
wotouljc. Accounts stale that there were but fifty
Free State in town al that time, the attacking
party numbered 400 Several Free Sellers were Kill
lied, Capt Brown and Son among the killed, ac-
counts also confirm the killing of VIM Phillips Of
Lcavenworh, by party # Southerners under Capt..
Emery, and driving out Of the Territory all persons
unwilling 10 take up arms against tie Free State
DaIty
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-09-13
The Merchants 6f yirgini:l.

If the thousand Virginia Merchants,
who annually carry millions of money into
the northern markets, were to take the mat
ter in hand they could do more to stop Nor
thcrn aggression and agitation than anyoth-
er class Of people, in the South. If, ms cad
of pouring their money into the lap of the
Northern cities they were to encourage the
wholesale dealers OF our own cities, we would
soon hear different sound coming up from
Boston, New York and Philadelphia. If
Southern merchants would lei them keep their
goods lying in their warehouses for few
seasons, their patriotism and sense Of justice
would soon return. When we are upon the
eve of a dissolution of the Federal Union
will our merchants pour the treasures of the
South into Northern Golfers, to make the
strong stronger and the weak weaker?
We entered plea in behalf of our Vir-
ginia importers, a few weeks ago, urging
the support of Virginia trade and enterprise,
and we must be pardoned for adyerting to the
subject, so, soon, again.
We have always felt a.-deep interest IN
the growth of Virginia and there is no branch
of business which conduces directly pao,c 70
that end than brisk exporting and import
ing foreign trade. IF its profitable to, tic
Northern merchants it n be to the South
ern, and why not give our own people the
preference?
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-09-13

thingism and black .republicanisa9 are ndis-
solubIy joined together in holy wediock.N
1t will be seen from the above, that the
fusion of the Know rNothings and Black
Republicans, in Indiana, rs comple5e. The
northern Fillmore men find that there is nc
possible chance to defeat Buchanan and
Breckenridge without uniting with the
Black Republicans. This conviction is rap
-idly obtaining throughout that party, north.
The Fillmore men are making terms as spec
ally as they can, in many of the States, and
it Is to be feared, that they will be united IN
one solid phaanx, III every northern State,
before the election. If this is done, shon the
contest vii be narrowed down, to al aFfully
momentous, and we fear nov, doubtful
contest
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Mineral Discovery,

Mr.. VIM. b. Alexander, of Waynesbo-
70, in this county, has presented us with
package labelled BEST Trpoli, y prepared by
himself 1t is a white finely pulvcrized sub
stance which re5emblos flour. a. mine Of ii
has been discovered by Mr.. &iexander,
near Waynesboro', which is likely to prove
very rich. This substance is used in polish
ing metals, in cleansing ware, and is espeei-
ally good in brigltning brass. We would
suppose it excellent in cleaning up engines.
We hope Mr.. Alexander may bring il
into notice and turn it to good account
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-09-13
TrxAs ArrA1Rs.-The resolutioi fe1ues

TEXAS AFFAIRS. -The resolution feJues-
ting the Governor Of Texas to convene the
1 Legislature in case of Fremont's election,
has passed the Senate of that State. VIM.
Fields has been elected State Engineer Of
Texas. The bill relinquishing the State
taxes to the counties for two years more,
which was vetoed by the Governor, has been
passed over the veto
Surgeon Isaac aulse, T. S. Navy, died at
Warrington, Fla, 18th ult
/ Thomas L. HARRISON Of Martinsburg
va, has been appointed a midshipman i'll the
Navy
JNIFoRM OF SURGEONS AND PURsERs. "A
general order has been issued by Secretary
Dobbin, dated August Odd, directing that
surgeons and pursers shall wear the Uni
form of their relative rank, with the excep-
ton of the lace on their pantaloons. Sur
geons of the fleet will wear a silver eagle
two inches in length, ON the epaulctt, i'll
place OF the rosette now worn.
Miss Mary Virginia Halves, of Richmond
authoress Of Alone has been Married to Mr..
T.. P. Tribune, of Charlotte.
APPOINTMENT IN TIE ARMY,-James G..
Herndon, of Virginia, to be assistant surge
on; Jonn J. Gaenslen, of Virginia, dc Asa
Wall, of Virginia do. '~s
Lieut.. Thomas Young of the Navy, has
resigned.
VERMONT ELECTION. republican ma
joity for governor il ia towns is 2o,915,
which is a gain Of 1865 since last year
..Mr. Scattering" seems to have gone over to
the republicans, as out of 4, 1852 votes polled
for him last year all but 253 have disappear
ed The Democratic vote is about GOO less
than last yeaar, so that the vote this year in
creased about IA 600, all of which were
thrown for the republican party. There are
20 small towns to hear from which will in
crease the republican majority to over %, COO
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-09-13
MEN THAT ARE MEN!!

Among the diseases this Pin has cured with aston
ishng rapidity, we may mention Costivensss Bill
lious Complaints, Rheumatism propsy, Heartburn,
Headache, arising from foul Ston ach, Nausea In
digestion, Morbid inaction in the Bowels, and pain
arising thercllom, Fatueney, Loss of Appetite, all
ulcerous aud cutaneous Diseases. which re9nre, ap
eyacuant Medicine, Scrofula or Kings Eli. They
also by purifying the blood and stimulating the Sys-
tenn, cure many complaints which it-woud not be
supposed they could reach; such Is Deafness. Par
tai Blindness, Neuralgia end Nervous 'rratibty,
Heterogeneous of the liver and Kidneys, Govt, and
other Kindred complaints, arising from low sta 'e
of the bedy or Instructions of its fthotions, They
are the hest Purgatve Wedcinc ever discovered,
and you will but need TO them once to know 1t.
Prepared BY DR.. j. c. AY EN-. Lowell, Mass, and
sold BY j. c, NJ. Merrilat and j, G. Laird, Staan-
ton, snd Druggists everywhere.
July y, l956-2mo
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$50 Acres.
Trustee and Commissioners sale.

by virtue OF decree rendered at the last Term OF
~ the Circuit Cont of Augusta County, ia the
case OF Sheifey, Irastee, rs Cushing aud others.
shall, on Friday, the 10Th day OF August lS5s sell
on the premises, TO the highest bidder at public cue
ton, the valuable Dwelling aud. Store House, and
adjoining l.ots, on Main Street, Sta,nton, now oe-
eupied bysEdYin N. Cushing also the : tore Room
a6Joinng, now occupied as an Auction Nare Room
ny GUSHING DC WATTS; also a valuable Slave,
named Oliver.
4 the saiae time and place, Trustee Of f. NJ
and A. +. Cushing, viii sell all the Household and
Kitchen Furniture OF the said f. NJ. and \. f. Eush-
ing also, all the Furniture of the Store Room
Bdke-bouse, and ether Personal Property of said
pffties
TEnMg OF SALE - OF The purchase money Of The
Real Estate, much to jepaidn casn rs may be nee
essay to pay expenses OF the sale and costs of suit
the balan.ein o, ~, Is, aud "A months The slave
oliver viii be sold on credit of six months; tn,
other Personal Property, when the purchase money
amounts to ten dollars or m0re un credit of three
months !; under ten dollars, ci,ssl, NeaotT bic otc,
with unqpestionable endorsers 70 Be q ven for the
deferred payments and I've title % the Real Estate
to be retained ss ultimate security.
HUGH w. SilEEFET,
Trustee and tiem'r.
July II, lsS6-7spec. cop7- IDS, aud mark charge.
Printers fee So.
The above sale q postponed till Friday the 10Th
September. Aug. l6.
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Lost Voice Restored!

NEW BEDFoHD, August 10.
Mr. s. ". Fo,ele Having seen many certificates
OF WILD CHERRY, take this opportunity OF of
fering.a word in its favor, which you eso at o-
erty to publish. A fey months since. my wiie's
that she lost her voice. and suffered severely from
pains in the breast. Her SITUATION caused her lends
much alarm; Having heard your Balsam strongly
recommended by those who had used it. purchased
bottle of your agentin this place. She took it
cording to directions, aud il produced wondeffea
effect. Before using one bottle, she hal completely
recovered her voice. the pains subsidized, and her
health was soon fully restored.
l8urs truly. HENRY e. BRlGHTMAN.
None genuine unless signed l. BUTTS on the
wrapper.
SETH W. F0WLE co 1873 Washington
everywhere.
Sept Ii, IS56.-1t.
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VALUABLE TOWN PRopERT

IN pursuance Of decree entered in the cause Of
Bonvita and others against d. A. Pitman's
heirs and depending in the rcuit Court or Angus
ia, shall proceed on Wednesday lst of October
next. in The town of Staunton, to sell n public
sale. that very desirable property recently occupi
ed bg said Piman, and nearl, opposite the Virgin
ia Hotel. 1t contains two stoi tooms and cellars
IA Dwelling House and large room at present used
as a Billiard Saloon. ANY person desiring TO in
vest his money in real estate To yield large dvi-
dend, will find this desirable for that purpose.
Terms tFsSALE;-The purchase Nancy to be paid
n four equal install Ailments Ealing due respectively,
in six, twelve, eighteen AMI tweut four months
from the 6ay Of sale, bearing. interest," tae fite te
be retained ultimate security, and tAe Purchaser
giving bond and goed personal security.
y. h. TROUT. Com'r.
Sept. G, 1S56-tds
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To Mialers and Commission.

Nj II IL = IL ,.
rINHE urezpred term of the undersigned in ',Sel-
l. dom Seen" Mills heretofore known as Moury's.
is for rent The lease will expire in March, $780,
The Mill, miler's house and lot Of ground attached.
will be rented, and may be made very profitable
For the character Of the mill refer to jas Poage,
Robert Snapp, okey Quick .Mr. b. Piier, iuspee-
tor at Staunten,
Fer terms apply to the undersigned, or in my alb
sence to r.. l. Kinney.
Sept. l3, 1855 L. II. KINNEY.
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Valuable PROPERLY.

I HAVE decided 10 sell the tract ofland, on Hhieh
L reside, On terms that cannot otherwise than
suit those who are capable OF appleclatne, anl re-
ally DESTROYS ofpprcbasng. l. contains
g r.. $50 Acres.
about eighty, in high state of cnltivatica, and
embracing about c,gh. acres oi.evceent meadow.
1he soil is OF the best of the lin, character,
with every conrcnieqce Necessary ioi comtnIt as
Well as p,dpcr prosressin egticcttnre. 1t is stu
ate adjacent the lands of Robt. Soapp. Esq. and
Others. tlhee and Il half miles distant llom Siaun-
ton, hall mile nom the respective Mills of ssrs.
MDNcfy and Cline, three from Coensl 3gsnongs,
and fbott the same from John h Rank.ns
Apply to NE. on She premises, or TO Maier j. d.
Watts, Ia StGuntun, Tor terms Ao,
ROBERT McCLUNE,S SIR.
n. b. If, however, the land should not be sold
privately before the 2ath September ensuil q, il
will be sold publicly onthe pre- inlse3, that day.
X. Nee.
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FfETN ZEN Lebanon White Sulphur Springs and
I'D The residence OF Mr.; Abraham Range, Augusta
County Vs., the subscriber lost ortzM oniae CON
taipjfg money, some valuable .reeh pts and other
!, Tie slbscribor VIII pay 8 reward Of So to any
enc who may fad it aud leave it, either with fr.
John Alexandria. at Deereld, the subscriber, at
Lebanon White Sulphur Springs.
Sept. 6 P0RTERflELD A. HElSKELL, JR.
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PII 3LIC SALE.
PUBLIC sAI.E.

I y consequence Of having sold my farm, and being
u DESTROYS of going west, [ will eiltr at public sale,
on WE'D NESD4Y, OCTOBER |, 1856,
at my house. on the Middlebrook road a large,
stout Negro Woman accustomed to housewerk and
two children two breed Mares. two young Cows,
and other young Cattle some Shoats Wagon, l
set Smith Tools, Horse Gear, Ploughs, Harrows,
some Household Furniture, aud other articles too
numerous to mention.
Sale to commence at l0 o'clock, at which time at
tention will be given by the subscriber.
Sept. l3-tds JClN ENGLEMAN.
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- We publish on the first page, the
speech Of James B. Clay, of Ky. The at
tention CT Henry Clay Wings, is specially
invited to this address, which is evidently
the language OF one who has no interest in
saying anything favorable to Buchanan, ex-
the proulptings Of truth
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-09-13

FIVE DOLLARS REWARD.

7 0ST, on Friday last, (the 29th,) POINTER
II DOG; about nine months old which answers to
the named Of Crank" His body and head of are Jet
black, his legs are dapped white and black. around
his neck there band oil white, and his tail is
black and tipped with white, for about two inches
He has not quite attained his full growth. lie has
either tQllQwed some one eff o" been stDlcn.
Any one who viii either return said dog, or give
me such Information as will Iced TO his recovery,
will enlitlc himself TO the above reward.
Sept. G, 1850. JAS. II. SKINNER.
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THREE CANDIDATES IN TIE FIELD. The
Norfolk Argus says that Edwin I. Mapp,
Esq, is an independent American candidate
for Congress in Judge Bayly's district Mr.
Garnett is the Democratic, and Mr.. Saun-
ders Of Williamsburg, the nominated Amer
lean candidate.
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l5,ls5 Prizes amounting to s204 ,ot
Whole Tickets S 1O--Halves 5--Qua'rs 2, S
PLAN DE TILE IaTTERY

There are 80 900 Tickets numbered 'front.' to 80
600. There are Is ,1s5 Prizes amounting 70 $500,
00e.
The dse wpe takes place in puclic under the ri
pcrinderdenoe oftw sworn Commissioners.
I Thc Numbers from to 10000 corresponding
with those Numbers the Tickets, printed on
separate slips of paper, encirced with small tin
tubes, and placed in Wheel
The first llJ Pprzes, similarly printed and eneir-
cled are placed in another wheel. The wheels arc
then ferolved, and a Number is drawn from the
wheel OF Numbers, and at the same time Prizo.is
! drown from the other wheel. The number and
Prize drawn out are ope.ed AID exhibited to the
| audience, and registered by the Conmioners the
Prize being placed against the number drawn
This operation IS repeated until all the Prizes arc
drown out,
| APPROXIMATION PRIZES The two preceding
! and the two succeeding Numbers to those drawing
the first II Prizes will be entitled to the GO Approx
imation Prizes, according to the Scheme.
The 900 Prizes IS determined ~ ths
number which draws the $4,000 Pfize--if' that
number should be odd number them every ODD
number ticket in The Scheme will be entitled to SIS;
if an number, then every even number tickes
will be entitled to IS in addition to any other Prize
which may be drawn. -
All those tickets ending with O, g t. G, esars
eyeu-a those ending with l,s, s, 7, 8, are odd
Ie,s~ Remember that every Prize is drawn end
payable in full without deduction. Ia.
Itss- All Prizes OF 81 GOO and under, paid imme-
datelr after the drawingother Prizes al the usual
time of thirty days.
All .ccmmunisst tons strictly confidential. TIE
drown umbers viii be forwarded to purchasers i'm :
mediatey after Che drawing.
Whole Tickets Si0-Halyes S5-Quarters S21I
Prize Tickets eashed or renewed in other Tickets
at either Office
GREAT iNDUCEMENTS TO CLUES.
As one half of the Tickets guaranteed to draw
IS will sell Certificates of Packages of 10 Tick
cts (odd and even numbers,) at the following
rates
All that the 10 Tickets draw over the amount
guaranteed accrues to the purchaser.
N afep t Papto ~ Wl,aI. T,xl-ot
{. 10 IteT r. 80
re 10 Querter q Is
Orders f0r Tickets Fan be addressed either ia
-, S.SWAN CO., Atlanta, Co.
or 5. SWAN, Montgomery, Aia.
krg. %, 1856.
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A Matter of Public and Private Concern

| VIE IL subscriber has commenced the BOOT and
SHohMAklNG business at the old stand ~
a. M. simpson Co.. under The Union Hall. wLere
customers OF the old hrm win always find an ercal'
ieh5 stock OF homemade articles at lair prices Tba
Ladies viii lind esery variety of Shoes and (a;tors
1r .neir use, irqm which they make selection
gust suited 10 their mind -
&AG As further indncement for the public patron.
age, the subscriber will state that he has eosssoa
the services of a. NJ. Simpson, as Superintendent
his establishment. HENRY UI'G I'LL
10, lS56-tf 'N ~""o'
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THE VINDICHT0R.
TAUNTON. SEPTEMBER II. 1856.
Remaeraiie eaNakins,

We understand that distinguished speak
ers will be invited to address the people of
Augusta, about the 1st of October; that
being the time for the Federal Court. So
soon as it is asccrtained who will certainly
be here, we will give special no5ice.
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Dry GANdS at AucEiOn,

! T WILL commence The 18TH of September t.
y sell at auction. without reserve, my new and d.
sirablc Stock of Dry Goods embracing everything
usually kept by dealers in dry goods. The goods
ell new and desirable. ana will he sold positive
Is without reSerYe. Sale so confluence at 10,
O'clock, A. NJ. g. W.SMlTH.
CusursG & WATTS, Azctioneers.
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RICHMOND, September 70, 1859.
MARRIED..

On tho srd inss., by BE Rey. I. s, Bell Mr..
CHARLES T. CAMPBELL to Mss FRANers l.. lnIcK;
both of Ilarrisonburg.
On the I'd inst, by Rev. w. c. Campbell; Mr.
HcdGunr NJ. BURNS, of Bath county, to Miss Eliza
BETH, third daughter of Enos Slngs, of this co.
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ACARD 10 THEEADIEa.

HTRS. GEO. W. SMITH respectfully invites the
WI ladies and Milliners and Dress Makers 10 CT
She has large assortment OF MILLINERY GOODS
which she will oicr at Cost, and in many instances
at less. Also large assortment Of DRESS TRIM
MINGS, suitable for Dress Makers. and pincf ar=
ticies too tedious to pame-all CT Vtica VII te
sold bargains for cash.
Sept. 6. 1886.