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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-03-20
Jcsssvsom's View 81 she Hissosri Csa-
promise.

The Black Republicans have made, ~ their
issue, the restoration Of the Missouri Compro-
mise. That portion u the Black Republicans
which is composed Of deserters from the Dem.
ocraiic party, is in the habit of concealing is
treason under the authority Of Jsyvnnsos and
JAoKsos. They still affect TO call themselves
the Jefiersonian Democracy. And yet one Of
the most eloquent passages ever penned by Dir.
JeFrEHsoS. was Pronunciation Of the Missouri
Compromie. In letter to JouS HoGnEs,
Of Maine. written April 22d, 1920, when the
country WINS agitated upon the question Of the
Missouri Go15fomiS line, 81 writes 80" ''''
Il had for long time ceased TO read news
papers. or pay any attention to public affairs,
confident that they were 10 good hands, and
content 10 bc passenger IN our bark to tho
shore from which am not iar distant. But
this momentous question. Ike fret 10 the
night. awakened aud filed me with terror. ]
considered Il at once the kDcll Of the Union II
Is hnshed, indeed, for moment, but this is
repricve. only. not final sentence. A geo.
graphical line. coinciding with markell prin.
cipc, moral or political, once conceived and
beld up to the angry passions Of men, will never
be obll,eratel; and every new lntimation will
make it deeper and deeper.
Il regret that am now TO die In the belief
tina, the glorious sacrifice Of themselves In the
generation Of l77G. TO acquire sclfgoycrnment
and happiness TO their country. - 10 bc thrown
away by the unwisc and unworthy passions OF
their sons. and that my only consolation 10. that
live not 10 weep over r. II hey bat dis
passiouately weigh the blesalnss i. y will throw
away. against an abstract principle more likely
to be affected by union than BY secession, they
would pcrpctrate this act Of suicide on them
selves and Of treason against the hopes Of the
world p"
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Inc JACKSON Mp>rSvSr "A copy OF the
famous equestrian statute Of JAcxsoS at Wash.
ing,on executed by Ct,sx Mus is erected
upon PEDESTAL on the Oh rIacc DArmes, now
called jackson Square in New Orleans This
beautiful SQUARE ia bear the river. halfway he
tween tho horns OF the Crescent aud commands
view Of the masuiaccn, Mississippi and the
shipping extending mp anil down the river as
well o. the battle Geld several miles below On
the side opposite tho river is the old Cathedral
in which the army returned thanks hr the vie
tory and the solemn praise OF the liz prrs VAS
chau,cd pr,y years aso. and the sides Of ,hc
square are fankcd by the Pa!a,ial roatalha
buildings The corner stone Of the pedestal
~as laid in 1870 at which ceremony Gen. JACK
son assisted. The pedestal hears the annexed
inscription
ANDREW JAcKsNN.
Born in waShaw Settlement :. {.
March IS, 1867,
Commander 10 Chief At the Battle Of New
Orleans, January 9, 1915,
Elected Pvs'cnt Of the United States 10 s?s,
and again in 1881.
Died at the Hermitage, Tennessee
June .. lSAs.
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Appointments BY the Governor.

Joas VI HOLLAND, Of Scott county, ABIDE.
Camp to bs ExcelIency the Governor, with the
rank OF Colonel
WV. SrRIoo Hall, OF Ramsey county, Sup
eriu,endent of Common schools Ia and FIR the
Territory Of Minnesota
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DALEY BROTHERS, STORAGE, FOR
I'D wARDiNG AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
dealers In rcceres, Provisions and HARDWARE have
ceived and shall constantly keep on hand lsrse and
complete Stock.
Farmers and settlers In Dskotah, Rice and Goodhus
Coun,ie~ wonld do well 20 give us . call. We ave
bought goods Of the lowest prices, and rsai,
ad,td to sell them low for cash
Hassins., Min. Tor. May 2s. Iess.lyw&d.
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Tie New York Couss,rr'ui .fdtsrt's.r states
that gentleman residing 4, the soath has
ecnspasly devoted the handsome sun Of thirty
Eve thousand dollars for the purpose Of build
iny an emigrant ship to rrn eetwesn New
Yoek. the Chesapeake Bay, and Lioria
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M ESSRS. HARRIS, TRUMliLE, u CO.
wi Manufacturers Of White Fine, White O,k. snt
other Hard wood Lumber, Hsnisour .. mouth Rush
River, axe Pspn Wis
We manufacture by steam all kinds II White fine
White Oak, Black Walnut and other Hard weed Ium-
Der Lathes and shingles and prersred 10 al ms
~ Lumber, for bridges buiidins, boats, wagons, car
risges aad furniture, at short notice and Ut
bic terms, for cash
orders promptly attended 60 by sdd,essing Hsiri.
Tumble Co, At Saltwater snd at wrstervsIt. C0oj.
hue COUNTY, MT.
Harrsbursh mouth Rush River,
Lake Pspin. Wis, Jan. Is, ls5e wSn,
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The PhilabclphA L~iser says: The severity
81 the present winter hss cau~a perrcptihle
incre~sp 10 diseasrs Of the thrsa, sod ungs
Quite onsN third Il the dcaths. in met. hasr
ARISEN rom ths>r DISORDER
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Demoe rattle National Convention.

The representation in the De@oeTatic Ma
tional Convention, la accordance with resola'
ton Of the Convention Of 1852, will b. double
the number Of electoral votes 10 which the sev.
.-.I GI~Ax. ~. ..x.a.4l.I E.ll1.xa
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TNEMPERANCEHOCSE. JACKSON STREET
Il between hind ard Feauh s;', -. fsnl, ". l.
ssVoa boarding. By he day, se-s er month 90 sssE
tsrms t-s~i s,Ahling attached. Fnehe patronage 3.
sci-s stag. 81. 81 tht. haa-. tsiy far rssssh.sr.
arSisn o. N. SPAR. sad Comps -sa
IsaasrY !; lisa sly J. " NABON
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r GIBSON DEALER IN STAPLE AND FANCY DRY
Js Goods. Ready Made Clothing; Hats and Caps
Boots and shoes Indian Goods Of al kinds Powder Lead
aud Shot Groceries and Provisions Wines Liquors. e
bscoo and Segars
An kinks Of produce taken IN exchange for Goods
The highest market price in cash goods PAID Tara
and Peiiri
Swan River. n. T, Nov, ~ Wy
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4 Mss Darling read Iongtellow "Hiawa.
tia, at Coucer, Hall. in Philadelphia las,
vees, TO brilliant audience, She appeared
in an Indian costume.
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snseSessing COsrespondcsee Kan
49, Question.
LAwRnNx Cnr, X r.
Jan. 2ia, 1856.

LAwRENg CTY, X r.
Jan. 2ia. 1856.
10 HIS EI1iieey. Goteraor Of iadIo1es
Sin We have authentic information that
an overwhelming force OF the citizens OF Mis-.
souri, are organizing upon oar border, amply
supplied with artillery, for tire avowed purpose
Of invading our Territory emol,shiDg our
towns and butcheriBg or anoifenjiD2n xee
state citizns. -
We hope to ~ able TO hold out until assist
anee can reach us. We respectfully request,
on behalf Of ,he citizens u Kansas, that such
steps may be taken by the people of the States
"a humanity sngg'sts, 10 prevent the success
fol carrying out OF 80 inhaman an outrage.
Respectfully, j. II. LANE.
chairman TX. Com. h. T.
g. RoBissos
Goyernor eject Il kaD-aS
Gro ". Dxuua. sec.
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I Mt. VAN BrRrN'a nomination was rejected
in Tho Senate by the casting vote OF Mr.. CAT
morS, aud in March, 1892. he left the mission
IN charge Of AARON Van, Secretary Of IHga.
! ton, who continued In charge ill 1896
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1T Is singular that three ministers In Eng,
baud should have been taken In succe@ica from
pcnnsylyania, or the older " the appoiutecs
In the preceding list. Mr.. Rush stil survives,
and IL also rennaylvanian. Albert Gallatu
was appointed from the keystone State, but is
no longer among the living Mr. Buchanan
and Mr. Dallas are not far from the same agr,
the former, VIC believe being two years the
senior They are both 10 tine health.
THE salary Of our minister 10 England i
now sl1 500. and there IL no outfit or init II
was formerly $1,000. with IN outfit OF the same
amour, and an mi, Of vaArtcrs salary. To
Que who remain, two years or more abroad the
present rate 10 the more profitable. Fora year
only the old rn,c wo' make the better pay +"
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200, 900 J. X F. E S ;
Birds .Stsf Nursery,
Ri Rim TON, low

'aALAtt bf'-s PHDElEItsk-.
Apps. F~Arssx az .ai sis ga r3-Chsrrfs. ssgh.
Pans Grsr~ NinsS taesuHts F1is~rfs Ag!berrl-s
Goo-s esrr.- Cs-rIsn,s RAsPs.rs. sss~rr;s. s'rs~
herTis~ RhubArh h. A.
Esr-sr-~rs. shaa- Tr~~-, Crrsnf-atal shrub r 80
Iahas, f,lies FAoss. sni hardy aG~>rins plsu's &c
E-~-i vsFstv, stasrseing . oemylse .ssor'n .ri o!
FEITr AND OkNAMENrAL -Rns
Ssrhs AMI Tlanfs - srsry So prn vcr-sr - -zlu
vrssa
snek Of ApElr Trr~s uaasaa,y hr.r ia3 - tss
fsr orchs rls 81 lax essis eseA slo pc inFd
So pes tLossAzd. uyh-r u sSt lov u rrs pcr,ou-
W, fzFtbsy Eas~uAssa - cAsanSss. wk<A ~ ,.
s<ss - V ~ u16 49, - Tee 10 >la
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A b. CORNELL, OWATONlA, STEELE CO.
IA Ainneso;a, General Land Agent. Land bought
and sold ,hrosghos; Southern Minnesota.
Psnons wish nj 10 settle wiil ind h 10 their OivsD
tsxe TO vlsit this portion Of the Territory.
All necessary iniotmstrp all b furnished
Refer to Hoo H. n. Rice, II. Paul,
Emerson Il Case,
&C. Flsnd eau, Traverse aes sioas
st. Paul, August u, 1855 wly
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Trucker 4 STEINHAUS, CARRIAGE AND
l. WAGON BUILDERS, and FLOW FACTORY, No
! West Randolph street, Chicago, Illinois
yAH ARTICLES Manufactured by us warranted
equal 10 any supplied In the Union.
Comm snicatisns from Farmers OF Merchants, prompt
y attended to- who will find tt worth their notice to
write n. G. SANDFORD,
oct ~ Aw6m' Agent
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-03-20

NJ +. TYSON d CO., WHOLESALE AND
Ne RETAIL GROCERs, Wine, Liquor, and Provision
Merchants Roberts Street, between rSIsd I'D Fourth
Streets saint Paul, Minnesota. ..
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REAL ESTATE.
CtMITH L TOwNE, DEALERS N REAL Es-
- TATE, Red Wing, Min. Ter. oces opposite tbs Z.

SMIIh 1OWNE, DkALEhS In hkAL e.
- TATE, Red Ming, Min. Ter. oces opposite tbs L.
b. Lsa1 Office.
Gorernmsnt lands selected, Land warrants located.
investme maize TO the best advantage, and money
iosned Oh real e-tste security.
All Xmas II sarssyins, Mapping and Plotting a5ns u
order BY practical sarvtyor. Persons wishing cop
les ot Township haps Of the sary-ysa lands s.n -
ssrai.bed 81 reasonable prices.
REtEkESCES.
Uoa. Es Gov. Alexander Ramsey, St. Paul
Hon. W h. WEIGH, Chic: Justice Of Mn. Ter.
Nv. rhelPs, ESQ, Register Of tho L s Land oaice
Red Wing.
L c. GrAhau- Esq., Receive. Lad oece Red E,ag
Rev J. W Hancock, Register q Deeds, Red Wing.
sSphorn 4 Trepeh, Attorneys a. Lac. st. PAUL.
Hon. Jane. L. Parker. Is Barclay street y. Y. CT,
Drwol! Naelsy Qiimby. Peal Es,a.c and Stock BrO
k.rs, Chicago, III.
Hon T. 7 Abbot, Mayor OF Manchester, \. n
james Pierce, E.q., Hudson, \. "
D. y. James Co., % Wall street, New YORK.
Hon; H. n giee, Uelegst. TO congreY - Paai
A Gfrnsn, ESQ Lowell, Mass.
O.. =. sxIrE. (Aug 2lly) T.. rovsA
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Agent 4 Attorney for Proprietor. Of superior
~ 3, 1858.
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GROCERIES.

A l.. LARpENTEUR, WHOLESALE GRO
IA CIR AND COMMISSION NEEcB Ant, Corner = I
Third snJ Jackson street, Saint Psaii Y 7.
Iiss 10 store and arrive Large and complete stock
II Groceries. Provisions Wooden Ware &c, to which
the stisn,ion Of the Trade Is particularly requss,e
HI. s,,ek consist. in part Of the following arr Gle,
Which ais oasr.a a, TIE very lowest rsslket rats.
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mict-.Brusus snd Csss'ss ~
swords, Point i.- % MON and Pysbsss
In Nov !i.-ysek Morgan sSd the Gov
ernor NJ War 80
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ENPRESS NOTICE 49, ALL PERSONS OR
Ia dsring merchandise packages. from the
last by express. viii please direct the be market
To the Care Of Burbank Co., Gsens
J. &. DrRBANKS Co
sug30-Sisw Props North western Express 20
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40 Coils Manila Rope
And all other article. usually for sale In Wholesale
G.,esry sstabltshmsn', constantly on hand.
Sept. IL, 1855. dsvf
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B,te Trads ef Saint Pd,d, aad tie N<sAasi, ~ ne
tpt,r Country.
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EConsnmptives: Hear. and Judge ye

EConsumptives: Hear, and Judge ye
WHAT WE SAY.
Messrs. MORTIMER MowBRAY:
Having been advised by friend to try Hampton's
Vegetable Tincture, which restored a sister Of bis
from that dread disease Consumption and wishng to
try the same we enclose you IS.
Not knowing the price, you will please send whet
as ~ cn sa Adam.
LOOK AT THAT Lady
Once beautiful and blooming the rose-now how
pallid! her whole complexion Hinged with yellow,
like the leaf of autumn, and her IS sun is even
going sewp while it i yss day. Let her but
and she will wonder at the mighty chsnge-that after
all the other medicines she freely had taken none
could reach her but this pleasant balm from Ne
If YOU sied iohy delay until ysur disease be-
incursbe, and then have to lament when it is
latel Thousands who die premsturely might
Why 20 lansuishns and dropping facilitated and bro
ken down. life burden, with desire to avoid your
HAMPToNS VEGETABLE TINCTURE
By its mild action ON the stomach, liver and kidneys,
win cure Dyspepsia, Cough, Asthma, Bronchial and
Lung Affections, Pains in the Back Side and Breast,
Consumption, Scrofula, Rheumatism, Gout, Neural.
gia, Fis.ula, Piles Bowel Cowplaints Worms and
Nervous Debilities-with all diseases arising from
impure blood, and is the greatest female medicine
ever known. This invaluable medicine is working
wonders upon the human frame The letter which
publish to-day viii be read with great interest by
the afflicted: We lately had conversation with a
venerable clergyman of this city who detailed TO Us
the particulars of most remarkable cure effected
BY this medicine upon woman who had for years
been sGrsly afflicted 9Th ssrealoss sseton
No. 240 Baltimore street.
Sold by o. A. STRECKER and PURCELL, LADD
T. CO, Richmond; BY Or. COOKE, Fredericksburg BY
MoWBRAY, Baltimore, and by Druggists and Store.
keepers everywhere.
~ OIL per bottle; bottles for %.
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a. DalIey,s Genuine Pain Extractor

- Dalley's Genuine Pain Extractor
will subdue the pain and Inflammation from the %.
versest burns or scalds, In from to twenty min
utes-and that it will heal the wounds without scar
and efeetually cure Fever Sores-Piles-Sat Rheum
-infsmmatory Rheumatsm-Sore and Infamed
Eyes-Cuts-W Wounds Bruses-Old and Inveterate
Sores-Scald Head--Corns and Bunions-Erysipelas-
Sprsins-Swelings-Felo ns--Chilblains- of In
sects--Swelled and Broken Breast-Sore Nipples
Eruptions-and all other infammatory and cutaneous
diseases W here the parts affected can be reached.
Don't be incredulous about the many named
tobe cured by only thingbut reflect that the few
but positive properties which the Daley save alone
contains, and a. heretofore four
can reach not alone the aforementioned diseases
but many more not enumerated.
Ouory.-Do NOT REGULAR BRED PHYSICIANS PRE-
SCRIBE cALohEL INwARDLY FOR SCORES OF DIFF.
TERBNT DISEASES!
Each box of GENUINE DALLEYs PAIN ExrRAc.
TOR has upon it q Steel Plste Engraved Label with
the ngnatures Of G: v. CLICKENER 4 CO., pro-
prietors, and HENRY DALEY, Manufacturer All
Others are counterfeit Price Is cents per box.
~ All orders should be addressed to c. " Click.
ener Co, 81 Barclay street. New York
For sale Wholesale and retail by
BENNETT, BEERS FISHER
ap lo-6m lbs Main street
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,,W To the Voters of Henrico Countv,-
nsvlng been necessarily absent from the county
since the Ith inst upon business pertaining to the
cult Court OF the county of Henrico avail mvself
OF the earliest opportunity, on my return to an
nounce myself candidate for the office of CLERK
OF the late incumbent Having been appointed by
Judge Clopton Clerk pro tempore, twill Be impossi-
pic tor me to see you in person before the day Of
election, 90 the duties of the Office will require INV
constant attention.
Te thoss of you with whom have had official bu.
most respectfully leave the decision as to my quail
6cations
If elected, the present efficient deputy Mr. A. B.
WOodfn, Will be continued az such.
ap ltd WIN FOLKES
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r. Card.-1 Thomas A. Duke Having DUR
chased Nj. POWERS DAGUERREAN GALLERY
No. lS9 Main street. shall continue the business in
the same style 1t has been heretofore conducted hsv-
ing operator who has had long experience in some
Of the first Galleries in the Union, ard feel conf
dent that we can please the astdeous with pic
lures gotten up In irstrats order, and the most
reasonable terms. l shall endesvor to make INV Ss-
loon both attractive and pleasant and hope the pub
lie will give Us call, and patronize according to
merit. ap Hint
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FUTURE DAYs.
BY TmyIsr Il WiIlianss.

Mo.syTc yA1,gABLk n EkA A EsrArE
rios, On THE PREnisEs' on HAY IS IS i nsc-
The subscribes surviving Executonof the estats Of
Lewis Ludlaul decsased, for the purpose Of making
It public auction, & = O'Clock, ON TUESDAY, Nay
Is. 1856, the premises the valuable Real Estate
and Wharf Property lying in the city Of Richmond.
cling of the most valuable building sites In id
city being adapted 70 the erection Of manufactures
Of all kinds, and presenting NEST advantageous site
for large steam flour mill, into which wheat could
be received from vessels and from which -four could
be shipped almost free of expense, having . water
front of nearly five hundred feet ON James River
heretofore loaded and where it 10 expected vessels OF
the ergest class load in the of year two
the United States Government being engaged in the
eeeded in deepening the channel very considerably
Opposite to this property are the termini of the
Black Heath and other coal mines and coal of best
" embraces large Brick Warehouse, and numerous
other Buildines and Sheds, and within few years
past has rented for $500 per annum and ID now pro-
Terms &c, liberal, and win be named at sale
JAMES H. GARDNER,
HENRY LUDLAM,
Surviving Executors of the estate of
Lewis Ludlsm. deceased.
sale conducted BY TAYLOR WILLIAMS, Aucts.
$4,000 E MShTH On ~ IX14A1h1gA "a, BE
NITURE, wAREa &c Ac At TIE pOvsrU a
TAN HOUSE, AT AUCTION rn THiIpSnax y
S.s MAY ct E O'Clock, A. M, at the Powhatan House,
on ana llth Streets will be sold the entire stock
OF Furniture and furnishing in the House. compri-
ing large assortment of really valuable and excel.
io1s tulnnare; consisting IN part a. follows
r.t.. rURNITURE-150 French, Curtain and
Eot.see, single and double Bedsteads; l25 Beds and
Puoons. "a large and valuable stock so Mahogany
p;s W. o. asnstands; 90 Mahogany Wardrobes 70
t mo ao'' ohars' Tables; Looking Glassef; Drawers,
&C., ~c
DINING RooM-Long Mahogany Extension Tables:
Chairs; Linen; Fans; Cutlery and Silver Ware China
and Glass Ware, &C., large variety of rich and Gle
CANT articles.
Kitchen Furniture and appliances complets
PARLoR---l splendid Piano (Junn & Clsrk,s) rich
Damask Curtains and Shades rich Carpets and Oil
Cloths; Mahogany Spring Lounges and Sofs.. rich
spring seat Chairs; large Damask PIusb Sofa oil,
Mirrors; s nch ChandefsS4x;
BAR Room---Fixtures, Glass WI are and heavy Gu,
Glass Decanters, &c.
OFPICE.-.Chairs Desks Nc &c
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r. "A Private Opinion Publicly Express.
ed y. concerning N. EZEKIEL'S cheap MANTIL.

~ "A Private Opinion Publicly Express.
ed" concerning N. EZEk1EES cheap MANTIL'
LAS and other Goods
My dear Mrs. B.. where did you buy that splendid
Mantilla you have on Indeed, IL 10 really hand.
some
| purchased IL at N. EZEKIELS CHEAP Day
GOODS AND MsSTILLA DEPoT, No. IS Main street,
together with many other goods, which considered
great bargains.
And what did you pay for il!
Why, only FIVE DOLLARS, aud IL 10 just ss hand
some they asked eight to ten dollars for ut the
other stores In fact, he has got them IS low a.
DOLLARS. and you can get avery neat indeed fol-
THEE DOLLARS. y you want to get = cheap Man
tilIs and any other Dry Goods, would certainly ad
you to 20 there and make your purchases, BY oil
means 1t 10 the chedpest store that l have yet me.
with. ap SO--ts
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|" Batchelor's Hair Dyo.-.Twenry years
experiment and application justify the proprietor In
yvarrauflng this the best Hair Dye in existence.
1t dyes black or brown instantly, without the least
injury to hair or skin. Made and sold, applied lin
nine private roonls) at Batchel0r's Wig Factory
2S3 Broadway, New York.
Ths genuine for sale by
BENNETT, BEERS l. FISHER,
sp lO-bm 1875 Main street.
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SPECIAL MoTTCHa

~ s.,s ~ h R,chmsns meeeln4 OF the
viii be held at their roona il the Atkensssp' ~
MONDAY evening, the 5th OF Nav mari - 81 ss, IN
THOMAS II. DeWfTT.
.p 2s--eod4t secrets,,v.
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~ Spring Si0ck.-.ThOs. H. Price & 90,
desire to say their customers aud the public that
THINGS, and as one Of the House will be in market
most OF the season, buyers may be assured of finding
the most DESIRABLE STYLES at all times
~ complete assortment of Family Linens
Cottons aud Servants Goods NH l8-Sm
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~TO the Voters of HenrfcO COunly.-A
vacancy having occurred in the Office Of CLERK OF
the Circuit Court Henrco by the death of the late
incumbent, announce myself candidate for the
said Office Having acted assistant and deputy
in the Clerks Once of the County Court of SAID
county for the last four years. my official business
transactions with the voters generally have afforded
them an opportunity Of forming an opinion to my
qualifications, and most respectfully submit that
question to them for their decision.
up 10--ts TEMPLE Elicit
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~ HaIlyweed Cemetery..-Thc am

~ Hollywood Ccmetery..-Thc annual
usst,ue Of the Hollywood Cemetery Company, will
he held the Office Of the President over Mr. Alex
sndsr Duyal's store, on TUESDAY, the 9Th day Of
Nav. at 5 O'Clock P. NJ.
full attendance in person, or BY proxy. 10 desra-
hs as the organization OF the company will then be
hanged under the act of Assembly incorporating the
company WIN. II. HAxALL
an s2-d,d Secretary.