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ID. II. WILLIAMS

ENERAL AGENT Receiving and Forwarding Mann,
~ Tobacco, Goods, Ac, &c No. Rcrxoxp
70 return bis sincere thanks his public
or e very liberal patronage bestowed
sonnesons Win Ms.s booker Watkins city, aud re.
peeuy soc continuance 10 his In thus
ing on he theatre o business, alone In
fathfuiy represented. - 'e' W." '
eR- cash advance mad. nj, eo,.,,,r,.,. =, .
hand. - N"'e""'S'S' W P'o'uoe h
kE,KRs ro: Messrs Lewis Webb Son. waiswor Turner Ca
n, John Booker Es9, Hehmond John NJ O.y E.l Chsw.
pabhey tq Mes.ra Peters, Spence MeCorke
Jones Lynehburg. Va is9sNf
SAEsNtS iN>rs1 UTION OF RICss yIs,N n
- once removed to the store No Main
sln consequence of the David r. Crane Vim H.
Cr"An unAnnousy elected oace has ben
moved 10 the store OF Christian Lathrop viii
received which per cent viii h. paI an ali no.
rsmaning on deposit months longer ave psr cent for
shorter period - " - S''' 'V' y
This institution has been existence war. In.
,os over es millions OF dollars has has
never lost Que dollar or failed due
JOHN THOMPSON. President,
-. NJ, MM II. CHRISTIAN, Cashier,
."a.s-ay HUGH W. FRY, Secretary.
ALHEmAHLE INSUh COMPANY.
N, Al, ,pllNclPAL oFfICR, ,CHARLOrTEsvILLEv VA
ChAhrkhED CAPirAL $i00,000-CASH FUND sI2b, 900
NE INSURANCE In town country Marine Insurance
" All Losses promptly arranged.
40, STOKES CO., No. IS Pearl street.
'- Agents for Richmond. Va.
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hH. PERHIHA, IN hs celebrated treatise on Food and
- Diet says Inenlenf1f bread
ages over EHesfd 6rcad Roth trouble s saved ana
ne rk of vadng the bread By interior yeast carrying
ntsuen TOO ~ y svcded n vel adapted or farggs and
dVspcs, vh shoua the ordinary rencd hread
ln urinary maladcs also, u u admirable"
Is best nf,-nened bread sENrLEs INPAIIIBrg
bAhiNo fOWDkk, which h sold vhoiesalc snd retail ~
d,fo Y SA~r's; 80 sPS,sscsy, Sasr. W.,
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SNUFF AND TOBACCO
PETER L0RILLARD
MANUFACTURER,
No s2 Chatham street, New York,
UCCESsOR OF PKrkR offers for sale al
- kinds Of sNUFf aud roBACCos general use Fo paIen
lars PRICE CuRRKsr anbe obtained addressing as
This Establishment Is the oldest in The United
oNN'es. mals-iy (w)
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EDINBURGH. 10th December.
GLASGOW, Sis, December
NEW YORK, isth January.
,,,, SEps
NEW YORK Saturday 29h November nj 10 o,erort noo,
1n,s.,,sS 9nns.WM saturday, 9Th December.
EDiNBUkGH, Saturday, ioti January, Al
From GLtsgotc E,s,, W, r,..
s,..rsS. s,,,, 10 suneas rr.t cia as
"a ,,.,s ,nu WIN eoose sieerag,, found with
npo's'ous tt' 90 ei provision. 80 sD
an esPsr,encei Surgeon attached to steamer.
FOR Freight OF Passage, apply to joins ucsyNoN
N.x yo,L c,, IL Broadway,N.Y.
dei2-diy ''' '-sSAte'
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CAPITAL, O,OoO!l
DIRECTORS
T. N. ALrRIEND, Presileaf
~ L. kESr, OF Kent, Paine A Co.
II. W. QukRiEs-
WN Brshs. OF Beers A Painde exter.
W w. fRr Of H. W. Fry sons.
WM PALMER.
}. A. ISLoss.
A. X PAKKkR, Of Parker, Nnmo Co.
J. T. WADSwoErH Of Wadsworth, Turner A Ca
The. SAMSON, Of Samson A PAe
u W. PuacEIL, Of G. W. Purcell 4 Co.
ID. I. WESTON
J. p. WINSTON, OF Winston a Powers
g. T. PrLLIAx.
IL. A. CLAIBORNE.
p CULLEN.
jy2s-u W l. cowARn1y s....,,.,,
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SASH. RIIyDs AVN Doops

VIZ undersigned n enraged IN The manufacture of aash
mnss sed Doors, o. the best quality of material as3
sorEmsnshlp Al low prices Orders respectfully collected asi
Prompty executed Persons aash blinds or doors
rom me ~ mai, getting rood vorE
~ moderae prices, and prompt ordered
~ 2 P,,.vn 80 vssnE done vsy ov ard gssy q ess,
oay - dcsifnaid Consta by H. 10 bv
~ snd ~ 70 ssh gsraso, sane Pactoy
Sna seshd'nE above Haxalis Mills, Rchmond, Va.
.ale Issao D. mERoER
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REMOVAL.

OFFICE VA. r. & NJ. INSURANCE CO., 4
- ana co,,n.. RICHMOND. 2lTH JuLY, lS5G
Wis COMPANY has removed To NEW OFPICE a
u MAIN STREET door Dispatch Oar. vher. IL !.
prepared to take Fire and Marine on hlr terms
Chartered In 1882 and having
our yearsuring which time claims for loss the
sh o hrgry over million OF Odrs-it refers the history
OF the past as arors the the future
Virginia Company, aud having It's her citizen,
rs oh viii be secured her aud seue 10 som.
tent To oil the news Of her Commercial Mechanical
inc long acquaintance Of this Institution aring uuhe
"a. enabled 10 become familiar with their 40 pains
curacy and give sa;saadtion - ~ ~ " '4e AZ
Farmers has Ia Its poverfrom the
insurance already securedto be highly ree
e,ens IN every portion Of the State happy 10 re-
eev and consider adpieStions for addressed s, 70
e President or Secretary aud viii return render such
as may be In lts power to patrons ~ s'
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TO DRUGGISTS AND PHYSICIANS
NOlH ATTENTION ~ INVITED rO NEW
u MEDICAL PREPARATION CALLED TUp : - - Wv "

TO DRUGGISTS AND PHYSICIANS
mEbI6aL rakFsFi4ISy "a SAIfp ITs TO
CHILDBIRTH PAIN ALLEyIAToR
The proprietor Of this ariiel we'll gest prejudice
sSsss se' ss a agsn: e. anything y new in he
examination Of medical feeling viii only result
Great manufacture to procure only the pure,
drug. and only such used There
possibly ca. any SSaf esLE aSf the sS.
second aoor % MAJ, % q, ,hs Sholesse depot sS
son When as used , Ina and = s s1 da:
childbirth and bodily strength Of The pa
. soothing and and mos, pleasing
=. i. sass, throughout the whole period Of confinement
Bosros. Mass FEB ioth ISIS
Dr. BsesoS-Ihave used your Pain AIeyaor" nun
and one that eau % sysIs S 81 G a
THsODORr GusrHsn, NJ. D.. Washington st.
- os,soE, n. j., Nov i7th. ISIS.
AviHio and hSd ,he Se srce % ySS m
purpose lessons the pain and be effected
" and quickly. ieheerfaly recommend IT,.
Dr. BhvxoS-Asr having been confined several times via, Treai
Ss esfsI 'a sG TSsn Ssa ssa s:' .aSssa g remedy
ss pss t most %a.. beneficial result You have os thanks
ferer TSaIv ya. y0u' prspAralSns i 10 every su'-
Hor 81. BY al respectable drug % and wholesale only a, s
govsry door New YORK Price per package G and
ps. rsSt.i sent By r'p' any Gs ss,sSs 4 % yGss
"OOI, DEPICTING have determined 10 open IN con.
~. g, hsSon Nth our resen, business Wool Depot
house former seIn agent Of bs waon % sohn Was,
& y ms a'enonh necessary, viii be devoted exclusively this
,,s AZ y Woo, s,s seS:sp,d %a to Us Vi. s s.aa purchaser
ssIsn saso, o. asG graded a.1.c % c
hope 20 succeed IN eabhng good maist ior .hs Wool gown
Tor particular, .ss our circulars. cRExsHaw 4 co.
too 0rocers and Commission Merchants
Je1S Richmond, Va
utNFORD a POHTER.
- Corner Governor aud FranIifa areets
IN store nne as.orent o. superb Farnfurs (Rkh.
@ oond MAKE 70 wd ey At The attention Of The Publc
sciur in hs country, being practical hcnves and
msnui.s,lng operations They only can from those Who
va Ssn rood furniture ssgagns simply 70 onr splendid srt
sIys especial attention Uadersatiao and hold
G,ad cd'e' Mahogany Poplar cons shrouds and
Ps One two varpI.er. and po,.r. wanted % v,ou
mssen' employment "l be gven immediate sppeaon h
9-'s Js9t
PICTURE FRAMES.
&C. c he sppTo.sSns TanRs Il. hoSt,,-ns r. wi, 2
cal =, RssoKs, Se Broad street frames or lie sane 70
Looking ..s Psi ss .oisi:d ',.T' an
A TcosT ron CASH, TO CLOSE oUT.-ouT en-.
- urs a.,ofssn Q, ooat rsIuas and shas. vlinT 10
s.4 o AewArKrS
SASH, BLINDS AND DOORS
blinds sSS Doors q -. s ' ou.s %aepss'"rs ss .,. e S
sSv.S I1- Rss. Order, rgsef' d sad
=. ron ne y %sa may rest s..sred Of getting rood sort
person dssins soo. S.r P'Gp % .a ses,sa & - Srssrsa
s.ed ~, b dsns ceu.,.nS on hand 10 y T. 10 !,
and ssd'ax above HassT. MiI. Rchwssd Va '''''''
.sle isaac ,. MERoKR.
DunCuAsEHs oF CLOTHING vm ara u, v.I
'.:,,sS .s srse, ~ rssn. arrival, .sb. s
vsntsgts IN the and sss on chinv cs, 80 ~.
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~ FALL GOODS.
THE nbsrber respectfully Informs the public
generally, that he In receipt FALL GOoDs epbraenv
HATS AND GAPS
OF all the modern styles which to part
iae sunee TO that his this
other - - ' " ~
Thankful 10 DISCERNING public continued
he socits continuance same pledges M. h.,
forts to please. Tsesl JOHN TiIoNPsoS
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N'efe-s "fuefs ief heAee or Ccruncatcs either 70
= SWAN a CO, Atlanta, Ca
- =. SWAN, MontanunerF. Al.
afiV Or Horf fd0N Man,


N OSr-A Goidsboro'. ~ O., nirht Of he ae,h
~ a uimo, = iarre black TRUNK, cotton II N
cover name on he top ~ A. Gordon, 1aerh, ard XLlW
on ne enc and under The cover J. ~ Gordon I[XlI6
ond herd reward vH be paid a. drIIv~ry sf ,t,
ush. 70 me IN hehmondi o. len a. ihs Exchanrs Hote
-a-, mo n GORDON
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AGRICULTURAL WAHEHOUSE,
VIE Sufscbers, having removed
Street between Nh and 10th Streets prepared
orders for all kinds OF Agricultural Machines the
latest and most approved patterns which viii
materials and OF superior workmanship They attention TO
double and single orsepowers Thrers"
exhibited Also, 70 "Crosks Cruher Mannys Patent
Reaper and Mower, the best In
0uano spreader, highly approved Rakra Corn
shelrs from go 70 t Smiths Patent Cutter Grain Cra-
suhoin he opinion OF the Hon William O. Rlve Flows
Richmond, reSruary9T w.
cAsrLK IInI, f5;h Dec. 1884,
Col Ws srouGHrux-DeM take pleasure IN recording
here Impression performance your Ptov f,ehs ro
Bcam patenD a Gotham far more toroug
and complete than st Of pow operation before
opened
10 inches Wide In and prrIv
cleaned out, Of the sod earth falling
The trial OF the plow witnessed by
among whom will mention Mesrs Frank Nelson J. Oeneti
w. Lewis, O. Hopkins Thomas Watson of &C. all prac
eai aud most excellent judges and
here was but opinion them superiority
erespslonane performance Of your plov.
piement hveraby known agricultural brethren,
...o Ircmain, yours truly,
t2e WILLIAM O. RvEs
Qp sn(h HEwAHD.-Tbe DfARRHRA KILLER ,es.
I'D eRONI ted IN 1nO00 Gases o nj
Bowel Complaints, tried in time instant
CENTS A BOTrLE.
tU BE particular prepared By BExSErr Brsss
ft.nEn, Richmond, as none other IL Genuine
sold oy Druggists and Country Merchants everywhere
wADswoRTH. TUHNE-I& CO.
~ ftni &C., nIcHsosp, Va.
Ahk nov reesiynE very large and general
cuary Invite the attention Of Merchants -
lsrgc consignment othe celebrated
oarolna, Cassmers and leans. Just 70 hand. sss
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n,NVORD a po,.Tp,,-


AIDES .nd ocniiemen getting ap Psinings Earravine.
- Norf &C. for ue approaching FATRS Do ven to
sg Broad street, for frames for the sane
~ Orders from city and country any dcscpto of
looslnE Glasses looking Glass Plates hc solicited seII
ATCOST fOH CASH, TO CLOSE OUT.-Our en-.
ure assortment o. Coats raluas and shavs, wishing
nsNe on hand single oak on the drft Janusry
ieS the entire stoot ~ cost, 10 cash purchassrs.
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SnEAPESr PLACE N NEW YORK.
ebtbfb style
O ofsuPerior Workmanship, also, Looking Glass Portrni,
and Picture Fames Of every description made
test notice large Esck of Rosewood, Ogces Walnut
MhP Oak and the best limitations, constantly hand for
10 ne length Orders om part % the County promptly
uled Dealers Wv had their advsntage call and Judge
themselves DANIEL g. HuDGINs 92O Centre lone door
from ODD fclows Hal, Of Grand ST. Ner York
All Kinds Of Pictures and Looking Glasses 70 order
in The neates, manner In gii or fancy Wood.
no9T-em
NEGRO CLOTHING, BLANKETS, CARPET.
- iN0s tcNALkNTiNE son have LATELY received an nd.
dona supply Of wooens Tor ard sborers
bought very cheap v money, snd offered
Ter cash. They consist IN part Of
ssun,on Pulled Cloths Satiinets
BED and Servants blankets, al prices
Carpetings Rugs and Felt Cloths
Frcnch, English and American Cassueres
Fanncls. Merinos. Mouselines and
ladies' and genps Shavts all styles
A large assortment Of
caneoes Demesle., Hosiery, Embrcideres, faees, Ac
White and cord Embroidered Tule Robes
Dotted and new style hgured sslss Musiins
Coiored and white raraians, ac.
VALENTINE a SON
Corner Broad, Oh Capitol streets.
hoA Valentine square.
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TINsLEY, TARDY a. CO.,
nFFEH FOR SALE, no CASH AND PHOMP1

" Credit Customers:-
1900 bags Rio Coffee, from fair o prime quality
cO0 " IAguaira, Java, Mocha do
loo hhds. N. o. and p r. Sugar
300 Packages loaf" "Crushed," Powdered. AMI
"Cofee' ~
1000 kegs Nails, cold Dominlon" brand
1000 boxes Sperm Adsmanine Tall Candle.
loo baskets best Olive OIL
5O bb.s. hf bbls. and MackereI
300 packages Green Tea
100 bbls. Tanners OIL
$50 bbls and tIerces prime N. o. Molasses
90 hhds prime Muscovado do
500 boxes sxiO and iOxl2 French and American Glass
1000 wrapolng Can and Iet,.r par N'-
boxe chewing Tobacco
100000 Cigars
% gross dason's Backing
zoo doE Buckets
100 " Rrooms
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Rlc.a. .,

RICHMOND, July lat, 1856.
U0ARTNERSHIP NOTICE.-The subscfi,er has ,h.
DAY associated with him in DE business heretofore conducted
ny nm MI John Bowers. The
on under The hn and style OF e d. Yale suhcrr n.
turns his cordial thanks to his public for the ers
which has been bestowed him. Kind in
which has been extended to lin by his in the
prosecution OF uer orders lie
nave Teen made Tor and efficient orders viii
heretofore enjoyed ' "e "~s
jyiS-u n v.rr
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VU"E STAFF OF LIFE.-The undersigned r-,pee,n,ux
informs The citizens Of Richmond that he the per.
charge OF the practical nov
pnng ms customers with article Of FAMILY BREAD he
aray OF Nheh he naers himself cannot be surpassed
OF thirty including principn
baker Tor The Asor House. York. with some connrn
nue te attention OF the pubic his CIKrs Prs
Taxing ths occasion 10 thank the citizens for
patronage during the last three respect
iniy solicit eontinuanee past JAMES ADAM
lclO Baker, Main ST. LIE A nnrnI nrr,rs
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rUnNE-i a co.

ARE receiving large general assortment o. c
any and staple Pal Winter GOODS 70 which tey
culary invite the attention Of Merchants -
srgc consignment ofhe celebrated pok Ts.,d Ho,
Carolina, Cassimers and leans Iust " hand. "a
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FRESH IMPORTED
F A LII GOOD ST
wILLIAMF. BUTLEI

10 MAIN STREET,
(tRR Is NOW receiving ship Peppervll at this port
and by the ships Progress Mas .ongus via New
~ York, his usual full supply Of NJ
~ CHINA AND HARTHENWAREl -
of ue latest styles and of
this country heavy stock Of Glassware Looking Glasses
ana Fancy ooods In great variety. which he
low price. fo CASH. or on the usual credit to payers
Every effort will be merchants of Virginia
ket
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THE GLASGOW AND NEW YORK STEAMSHIP
CO N = ANy,S
sPLENDiD AND POWERFUL STEAMERS
on,CNANDERs.
SpIy SSpiyBuRGH, 25oo tons, WV. cuNnxs. &E@Ek
~. Iavhh' zlSS RnBr. CRAtc <<Sf@fffS
'LAsaow. lgea :" Jous Drxois -
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raos yIsscHER. OWEN co. GssssAL Nrw,rIrss ApyysIs
se Horsr (Arrxroxs BrrIpxoJ Nos sss
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"INsTON a POWERS only can gtt and are IN sup-
py of Pure Rye" Which they fe 70 equanei anyvherr
Ih celebrated WHISKY ara
back not approved o. I superiority gaining or
Rranen md extended reputation thrcuxbout
sy ard ndlng county and IN Fedcssburr ynchhurr
Oshhofne Ns York besides other note
Thoss vho have invite he lovers of gr.
Article generally. m.ieIu
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-07-09
The difference.

The Logan Ohio Gazette, formerly strong
whig paper, but now Jealous for Buchanan and
Breckenridge, gives tho following as the differ
encc between the Democratic and Republican
nominees for the Presidency. Old wings are
particularly referred to the paragraph in italic.
What do you think Of il, friend Hatton?-- cl
James Buchanan and John G. FfsmSnt are
both identified with the Democratic party; but
there is a difference between the mon. Bachan-
an is smild, conciliatory, always making the wei.
fare of his country, rather than Of his party, tho
rule Of his action. Fremont on theother hand,
is ultra and bitter. His feelings toward the
Wings may be inferred from remark Of his:
"Sir," said he ~ have I0eJ upon mule beef and
grassaQpper pies, bas Wing principles sicken and
disgust me nsac than eithsr." Is there man
who evcr bore the name Of Whig, that will vots
for such q bigot. aa' iia Il
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.oThey mu,t be O.,t dowr,."

All the speakers at the Fremont ratification
meeting on lest Friday, seemed to be deeply inn
pressed with the idea, ''that the Democratic
party and the principle of popular sovereignty
must be put down" Gentlemen, these arc
things that cannot be done. They have both
existed from the days of the Revolution, and
every attempt to put either Of them down, has
always proved failure, as it will be in the
present campaign, when they ara arrayed against
that sum of all inquitiss, black republicanism.
The principle and the party are both right, and
VIC have no fears Of the result. '0ur cause is
just and we will triumph" Your labors to put
them down will prove abortiye. The principle
aud the party are like the Christian Religion,
the more it is prosecuted and the more back
sliders that desert the faith, the parer and bet
ter it becomes. Tho Democratic party at this
time is rid of all membranes and dross, and
is purely refined. They will coms forth this
fall like an army with banners, leaning upon
the arm Of herbslovcd," (the great doctrine of
popular sovereignty.) All the powers of wick
edness that my be arrayed aglinst them will
not prevail Ithas been dacread that the Dem
ocratic party in the year of our Lord 1856 will
triumph, and who is able to blot out that decree?
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why Fremont ought to be President I.

Asit was hard work on last Friday BY our Re-
publican friends to give some reasons why Frc-
mont should be elected President, we will give
them a few, so that they can have something to
harp upon during the coming campaign. Be-
cause he once belonged to the army because he
was reared and educated in South Carolina; be-
cause he was expelled from college, degraded
and dismissed from the army, run away with
Jessie, made war with Mexico on bis own hook,
and before the United States declared war; run
his nose and led a company Of poor followers
into snow bank in the Rocky Mountains, where
half Of them frozs to death and he barely csca-
ped with his life to tell the world what fool
hardy reckless man he was. He ought to be
elected by the Know Nothings because he is
Roman Catholic. He ought to be elected by
the abolitionists because he is stakeholder,
and because during the twenty-one days he was
in the Senate he voted every time he had the
opportunity directly against them; and because
he win lead them, as he did those other poor
dupes and followers SO far UP SILT River that
they never will get back again.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-07-09
Wma. H.. Dayton.

1t will not be forgotten by the old jackson
men, while Black Republicanism is insulting
them to vote for their candidates for the Presi-
dency and Vice Presidency that Gen, jackson,
in adopting measures for the defence Of New
Orleans found it indispensably necessary to set
up the military over the civil authority; nor that
for performing this duty, he was multced in a
heavy fine by Judge Hall, which he paid out oi
his own pocket. Years afterwards the voice
of the nation rose up and demanded that this
fine should be refunded by the people, in whose
service it was incurred, from the federal treas
ury. Vim. L. Dayton the Black Republican
candidate for Vice President, in his place in the
U. s. Senate, voted against the proposition.
And it will be forgotten by all those that
think thata white mani as good as negro,''
that when Q proposition was submitted in the
Senate BY John ?. Hale to abolish fogging in
the Navy, Mr. Dayton opposed it, and declared
himself in fayer Of whipping American seamen
at the gang-way like dogs. This. will make lit
tie difference with the mass Of his supporters;
but had he voted in favor Of whipping negroes,
what a muss there would have been among "a
large class of the fusionists. ID; ts H.aas
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A PERFUMED BREATH. What lady or gentle
man would remain under the curse of disa-
greeabe breath when by using the "BALM OF A
THOUSAND FLOWERS" as a dentifrice would not
only render it sweet but leave the teeth white as
alamaster? Many persons do not know their
breath is bad, and the subject is so delicate their
friends will never mention it. Pour single
drop of the Balm on your toothbrush and
wash the teeth night and morning. A fifty
cent bottle will last year.
A beautiful Complexion may easily be acqui-
red by using the "Balm ola Thousand Flowers u
1t will remove tan, pimplcs and freckles from
the skin, leaving it Of soft and roseate hue
Wet towel, pour on two or three drops, and
wash the face night and morning. "A
4 SHAVING MADE EAsY-Wet your shaving
brush in either wan or cold water, pour on two
or three drops Of Balm ola Thousand Flowers, ?
rub the beard we'll and it will make beautiful
soft lather much facilitating the operation o.
shaving. Price only Fifty Cents
W. P. FETIDGE & co.
Franklin Square, New York.
For sale by all druggists 237ly.
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For sale BY all druggists 237ly

0FThe testimony Of the physician who at
tended upon Sumner was not at all palpatable
to the friends Of the Senator. The doctor didn't
swear to the best advantage. Accordingly he
received notice from Mr.. Summers butler that
his services were no longer needed. 1t was in
discreotin Sumner at the start to employ an
honest physician. He ought to have had a doc
tor who would have certified to The truth of all
the lying bulletins that have been tolegraphcd
all oyer the Union. n.
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Umkimd.

Our frienI McMath before the convention on
last Friday, drewup long string ofresolutions
for that interesting occasion. Without the hon
or ofbeing placed on the committee they took
his resolutions and used such parts Of them as
suited the purposes Of the committed The
balance were thro gn out, and Ito use the lang
age of the chairman of their County Central
Committee, s. B. Shotwell Esq, were perfectly
ridieulous" How mkind. 2h*f
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DRMocRATIc NIcroRY .4--J ohm Wa5Webster,
democrat, has been elected Mayor Of Water
bury, Connecticut. The Slate is giving every.
sign she can give Of her intention to vote for
BUCHANAN and BREoKINRIDeE.
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CONGRESSIONAL ELECTORS.
LIST. Sheldon |. KELLOGG, of Hamilton.
md. HENRY f. SEDAN, of Hamilton.
Sd. DAVID CLARK, of Montgomery.
ith. ISAAC Fl. THOMAS, of Darke,
5th. EDWARD FOSTER, of Williams.
9th. MICHAEL II. DAVIS, of Clermont.
7th. WILLIAM CR0SSEN, of Warren.
sth. WILLIAM KERSHNER, of Clark.
9th. GEORGE Z. SEENA, of Seneca.
10Th. LEVI DUNCAN, OF Jackson.
| tn. ALFRED McVElGH, of Fairfield.
18th. JACOB SLYH, OF Franklin.
18th. JOHN Tiff, of Huron.
l4th. JOHN c. MYERS, of Ashland.
18th. JOSEPH BURNS, OF Coshocton.
10th. JAMES M. GAYLORD, of Morgan.
18th. BENJAMIN F. SPRlGGS, of Noble
18th. ALPHONSO HART, of Portnge.
18th. HENRY H. DODGE, of Cuyahoga.
Goth. GEORGE G. GILLEHF, OF Ashlabula.
2lst. GEORGE COOK, Of Harrison.