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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-05-30
COnHERtlil. RECORD.
RICHMOSD MARKETS., MAY 80, 1856

=.
u The following quotations are wholesale For anal
Irirrs hiFh': price, VIII o. cNnfs"u; ,,,.. %, .
baCON-Sn;tnhed n"! round II Grn,S' western Sioe'
| ~. q lU:; shoulders, :: asa I"hls u 0Isi.
BuTTEk-Prime Country Butter, lsgsO cts; do. Go
sh,n 2?1?! cts; OLD ana INTERIOR le l'c'''
| nhES w A"H"G2i Y ID ,,,,,, -, :,
ot3;; sI9c x nSht; Mocha 10. a 10 cts.
COhN MEAL-'oV'' cts. per ousheL according tt
quality, .o,.,,
way M ,5g5 ''' p'' = 's" '"e' III '''
~ tHths ac' '''es sIoa s:PpIy reu hs'
,rs n, ~ ~ ~ p p., ", 81 .Dn DIX"
'"u"'s ucH'e'ed 1T ot y" nH VI III tue ""'' VIZ
site Rockets we quote at l'G Tor average ana tn
ill., T,l ~ -; "''' ""'''e " ''"'''' 80 ~ '' 'r
c,v communion S. 50 !, car, Of d load
,u.b.. Tor Iunr: baiI So
C0T,T0N YARSSEIG1ls cts, cash Cotton Cordsge,
1u r,s ~ N
unIr. 10: ajnmnur;ue .saa6c.; sperm I3a3scts,
FEATIiERS-i.ivr Geese 450is cts Demand lair.
IiaXSEED-sI l5nl - y bushel dull
r. nj. S,,II .a,cs n, III 5oG - ,nr Smnerfn.
riSINArc"un,. from IN. Norm Carolua h.herics ar.
l very di.rournripr There hav. been some additions,
arrivals and larger reccips from III. Potomac River hmm
in former years We quote North Carolina cross - TO-
h,f hhI- Family Ro. 81 10 M North rarnnn I'm, U,r
rms received Urlf bbls SrAp $50 We 0uote Poo.
mn2 Herrinr, q, - -: Tor No. gross 81 = for No . So
Roe g. /, bbi md !, u hnIf bbl IIany Cur II.rrinn
go " IT., =, ~ S,,i; a. - 49, ' - -''"'
tI;,;,T D. ,,'n So ' -; 81 w. , :, a. Am
'.o - -, y h, 49, ~ ~ !re H. ~ ~
I.v.r in h,v,. :, jyaI ,l-.It boxr. 81 20 Eirs ia
~ n nrcn,jin =" aun,y runc, Is ~ dr nc' "a
f:If, SH W. nm5rr PERUVIAN a, s5,d ass NV" p ron "
Nv;.ar .oa a. F
GRASS SEEDS-Tno,hv 81 o. Herds, rra.. :, ~
- In 0r.i.ri Cr,s. . "a c;Inr"r 90 - 30 ei'S"
~ xr,rS" ~ - >, ~ ''' ~ 80" S''
Gi:%p1wnIr-"n,n nn,.. and u.z,.a sror,;, = re
az 81 LEI :, Upon n nnG az s pottnT f'f'
WDFs-Slr,rh,srrd :, cnnrs ~ M nrern w.;,h,. c,,
skins, green, s7:c dsl; no Spanish Hides in market
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NO EXCUSE FOR SOUTHERN MEN To EN-"
N, ...-,-.L.=.. S.ntinal Introduces Q CArelully

NO EXCUSE FOR SOUTHERN MEN ~
The vicksburs Sentinel Introduces carefully
wan, ed abstract, of the admirable speech delivered
nv Hon. s. A. Smith, on the state OF parties Ill Inc
House Of Representatives, as follows
..Tbs Washington Union Of the 18th ult: Gon.ans
the able speech delivered by Mr.. Smith, oi lehne'
sae. in the House of Representatives, on the in.
Mr. Smith il one Of the ablest debaiers ana uue''
men in either House, and the speech before us 10
serves TO be universally read by the Southern peope
II ia clear COOL and dispassionate, breathing no
t.nn spirit, but evidently inspired by noble devo'En
m the South and to the whole country. II htes .no
resnupsbiv of the election Of an aoolltlonse W Io
Sneak .rshp where it belongs. he shows that NC
;nrity of the Huuse-one hundred and twenty n'eu
hers-were elected by the Know Nothing "runr' anu
that large majority of them voted Tor MI. Dann,
ills statements were denied or questioned III a'
,.ntiaI particular they, therefore, go TORN u 'o
country stamped with the sanction ot Tue WIN" ,h.
Unn.s Of Representatives. We find, 100 'ne' .,e
view which Mr. Smith takes Of tue position 8. 20,
,i.s, IN. political prospect, the object ana cue. ,, ~
,L. E,Ilm,re nomination, and the du!y ot ''o - a
IN ,ha coming Presidential election Is Tue sai1 90
that urged by US the last issue OF me M no,
h;s cSincii.uce of opinion 10 gratifying TO u.s. ho'
nny n.rsonaIIy, but as tending 10 show that !nese
h;scts nrs.nt themselves clearly that there Is II"
excuse for Southern men 10 eff III u'e'u''h '"'"
ton III the coming contest
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SALES OF sToCK IN RICHMOND.

For tie nesk ending May % Is:S.
REPORTED BY JOHN A. LAScAsTEkG sos. bRoKEl8.
Virginia per cents, 81 years rum sales at the
Treasury
virginia per cents shorter dates So3 and interest
Bonds guaranteed by the State. S93 and ntercst
Richmond City Bonds, sales al s9i, md !ntcrest
Virginia Bank Stock, par 20, last s"cs ut CD
Farmers Bank Stock, ast sales # slO5
cSchhEgc Bunk stock, snlee nj SlOI
Virginia firr and Marine insurance stock. $50.
Richmond Fire Association stock par $50 sles since the
dividend sol.
Richmond fredericksburg AMI Potomac Railroad Stock
last sales so.
yirrni. Central abroad stock last aes stock
Richmond and Petersburg Railroad Stock, sales S50!
Richmond and Danvie Railroad suck, last sales S35
James River and KanaIha stock last salesS lO..
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET, MAY 80.
we have no change notice In the market The
break. continue OF good and fine manufacturing
We notice sales three hhds this week S2 s3 IS and
SIS and srcmming at sl3 to sli IL
y. NJ MARrIS SoS 4 IN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-05-30

AsoIHER CASE ron Nix. Bnooks.-We understand
that Il very large meeting ot the students {" The | III
y,rsity OF Virginia, was held on Tuesday evening, to
take INTO confederation the recent attack oi the Hon
Preston ). Brooks Oh Charles Sumuer, III the |. ).
Senate chamber.
Several very eloquent speeches were delivered, all
OF which fully approved the course Ut Mr. Brooks and
a resolution passed. To purchase Tor Mr. Is spIer
did cane. The cane is 10 have Il heavy gold head,
which will be suitably inscribed aud also bear upon
II a device of the human head, badly cracked and
broken. The chivary of the South, il seems, has
been thoroughly u.ed.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-05-30

CAMPAIGN PAPEE.
larins lie the proprie,ors D: the Enquirer '
puhNsh WEEKLY CAMPAIGN PAPER. in which every '"a
and principle IN issue between the opposing p"'"'
be thoroughly discussed We will endeavor l" ""H
pspe. servceable reper,ory OF facts and NJ ..
those who propose to take part In the canvass
number will be issued Immediately after the
of the Cincinnati Convention and; ils' ""D
Is, Of December Persons wishing 'osuo's''oe III"
forward ;aer names without delay o'ne' "'S '' ''''
Lot 20, a complete lilo. ,h.nI
The CAMrMox ExerfRrs Will be oe NJ '"e
lo.yinu
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-05-30

Eprc,rIoy,L CoSvYSrIoS-Gov. Wise. at the
request of the faculties Of Richmond College Wash
in1t,n College, Randolph and Macnn and William
and Mary College, invites convention oil inc pro,
f-Ssurs Of the University. Colleges and
.caIanis of the Cominunw wealth, and of the county
and town .npsrnendens of primary and free schools
of Virginia To assemble in Richmond ON The 80 day
of July next, TO take into consideration the Interests
of educutiun in this Stnte, how II may be best pro-
NOTED, aud, by mutual consultations to agree upon
,,,. General Scheme 10 be recommended 10 the lc-
rsatre at its next session for lis approval aud adnp
fnn
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SEABoARD lrEMs-Henry Umphrics has been
placed in jail ut Portsmouth, for brutal assault up
on his wife AtNorfolk on Saturday, the steamship
Roanoke Capt. Skinner, took on 6oO barrels o' peas.
A SON of Mr. Arlington, on Washington Point 'hot
a half grown Otter Tuesday morning, near the Draw
Bridge There are u large quantity there at this time
The Rev. Mr. Armstrong, preached the funeral SER
mon of David Murelnnd Tuesday morning IN the
Presbyterian Church. The remains were followed 10
IN. gray. Inv IN. different humane orders TO which he
belonged Strawberries and cherries are selling IN Nor
folk at 10 cents per quart and eggs at los cents per
dozen. Cabbage to 9 cts. per head.
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,,,r QUESTION IS IF NOW STANDS.


The New York Day Book closes long and any
written article in regard TO the present actua coio'
zion of tho slnvery question in the following pam anu
pointed manner: ,,o
,,Ia. ,h,, - ,ba condition of this question the
y mocrncy has repealed the Missouri restrctloh-aI
act substantially similar in respect to prncp'rsJ ss
the repeal United states Bank GDSf'sr n"
tle iJL ''o, so the repeal of the Missouri re-
I1" ns d,xnrce; il from slavery This act so just
;" 90 to the safety ana to a
vi '"e VIII !, he douel Will the Convention at I'm,
ppis S meet tn th. natter openly and manfully M
they down tn, p%rm ." S!nss r t%syS M"
I.u ,e's, bs nrecred IN all the federal Terrific
3 h"sfs' II shey "s do they openly and ma"y
this it's merits. h ON the Sa, not Of on ls
principles nvOysdtnfh" me" sspnds s the e W U
strou. decisions tnt have fastened ON the minds OF
large portion Of the Northern people.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-05-30

VfRGISIA PESITESTIAKY.-l Inc DOCKS OF 'u's iio'
"a. - .rIiht an ;ncr.us.d number Of arrivals Of late.
Many of the suhj-cts entered for long terms OF
probation. The National american says a lew DAYS
SINCE, out of four arrival. from Wheeling three came
for % years each.
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At Newtuwn precinct For Attorney. J NJ JEFF
fries 81, Thos " Tyler II. At Charleston: Jeitries
81, Tyler Is. At Slcvensve Jeffrles ~, lyler7.-
AT Court House: Jeffries 49, Tyler ~. At Centre
VILE: JrfrresSi, Tyler 80. Aggregate majority for
J.rries 2S6 Jno II Watkins elected Sheriff without
opposition. Jas X IIouser elected Commissioners OF
the Revenue by Ia.
In (;reenbrier. Mcpherson, A., has been elected
Commemorative Attorney, and Beard. A., chosen
Sheriff. Harrison j. Kelly, Democratic NOMINEES for
Sheriff of Monroe county, has been elected 10 that
office over Joseph Zoll, American candidate, by ~
majority. III Floyd county. Banks, D., is elected
CnlnmUnwealth's Attorney, and kiternan, Ind. She
riff In Isle of Wight. Mr. Whitfield, old line Wing,
was elected Commemorative Attorney, and Gay, d.,
Sheriff; Gray, d., was chosen Commissioner of the
Revenue.
In Jefferson county, Lucas, d., has been elected
Sheriff. In SHENANDOAH j. j. Grandslo6 is believed
10 be chosen Sheriff. In Brunswick, John l.. Shell
is chosen Attorney for the Commonwealth. and b.
II. Lashley, Sheriff Marion county elects U 5. Wi.
l-y, Common ealth's Attorney, aud William Kerr,
Sheriff.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-05-30

BLASTING POWDER-l,ooolkeg kegs, landing, for
ID sale by
Nay 81 DAVENPORT, ALLEN & co.
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CAROLINE COUNTY.

For Commemorative Attorney, Richard ii. Cole
nan l074 For Commissioner Of the Revenue IN
District No. |, Wn J Murray 1854. For Comnis
sion.r Of the Revenue in District no. ., John Shep-
herd is elected
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STEAMER POCAHONTAS,

NREldHT received to-day, r.iay and r
q up I" 'he nour OF : y cIUck, 4. ~, -
: ,turd"y. May 81.
Consignecs are requested to send FOR 'Ee:'
day
Shippers are requested TO send in the name
consignces Saturday afternoon, or thei. -hpA'-
consigned 10 order
Nav 3D-2t LtDLAM & vs.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-05-30
CITY AND STATE NEWS.

UNIVERSITY OF FiRGINIA.-The meeting of the
Board OF Visitors the University, which took place
on Monday last resulted in several additions TO the
PROFESSIONAL department. and division of the chair Of
literature together with that of Anatomy, Mater;a
Medi.u and BSisny was created Latin and Greek
were assigned to two professors tho former of which
Dr. Harrison retains. These changes were found TO
Uerty Of our noble University. There are j5S students
now i'm Attendance.
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CATTLE HOES IND SuEEP. GC.-

CATTLE, HOGS AND SHEEP. &C..
Good fa, meats. except Reef still and very
high.
81 to $40 80 Stock light
vEAL-Inferior Calves - &c. superior 81 to sl5 +
head.
HOGs-ss sop hundred. Sales limited to want, OF
daily consumption.
SHEEP supply Of Mutton good. We quote S5a6 q
gross, IS to II head for fair to superior Sheep.
LAMBS-Sell at 90 to 81 and I, head, according TO
quality
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LENENBURG ELECTION.
KING AND QUEEN COUNTY.

WI. Nebhlt, COMMUNICATIVE Attorney, 243 ma.
iority; Robert Bryde, Sheriff, by l63 majority aud
VI. Barnes, by 81 majority for Commissioner Of the
RaYaIuo. A.
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ROCKINGHAM ELECTION.

The following is the official statement Of the vote
in this county:
For Sherf-John K. Koogler, ,42o; Giles Devier,
1872 Knogler's majority, 4S.
For CnlnnnnweHlth's Attorney-John 7. Harris,
2.OO2; Maj. Z. TIifl'n Harrison Warren, 40. aa-
jority for John T. Harris, PSF.
The election passed off very quietly, with the ex-
cepton of little excitement in the election of Com.
monw eahs Attorney. The above candidates are
all Democrats.
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stand again where have stood, Tor another thrty
ye.r. II we cannot do everything, that IL no reason
,yhv wo cannot do something. But We must be- done.
Wa have neither time nor space to pursue these mas
tiIy written remarks further. We have written IN
deed mos, hastily, we fear carel"ssly but We have
thought much and lung upon this topic, and VIE are
persuaded that such is the case with many. very may
of our brother Alumni, ani we do earnestly hope ina!
some of them who have leisure will take up the sub
iect and pursue il further. We know that there are
many who think with and with the writer in the
Messenger. We have talked with them often, and
we now beg them to agi,ate this queston-to keep
the hall roling-to press upon the Faculty, the VS.
itors the legislature, the State.
ANOTHER AIIIMNITS.
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DONE DUST FOR SALE = R.eGTo ,,.'.,
Id Bone Dust. Of which the farmer. Oh |"I' ;.
(who have applied it 10 their Tobacco ana -, :,
speak i'll the hishes, terms apply on GoTe'H''
door from Richmond Reading Room.
t,.-
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NOTICE.-We have iuit received b. .tr''I
~ addition TO our stock Of Clothing, "h''.
completc and we will sell G. DDS As 10" So y
bought anywhere. All Of our goods are MAE.
ourselves, with great care, expressly tor TIE y
aud in every Gaze warranted 10 please: \ So
G.k MERCHANT, NE1s'"hN
Nav 40
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should Ike t. do. One more point, and done.
"AIunuu-" evidently thirks he has his competitor in
dilemma in first comp planning that the students do not
remain long enough, aud yet propcsn.. YhG: Alum.
nus thinks almost indefinite extension OF the curse.
Now is there anything III this Was IT ever heard
before, or will ever he imagined again that the
whole duty of University is fulfilled when its course
has been extended Just the point OF satisfying the
call made upon il by the average of the students at
tending it, when that attendance is less than two
years
Does i. fullow that because those who now attend
its Instructions do not remain long enough, a. they
certainly do not 10 masL.r half that is taught that
therefore the Of instruction reeds NO further
Development no further expansion Ind. yet, this
is precisely the point made ~ strongly against the
writer in the Messenger by Alunnus. We do most
earnestly protest against such strange doctrine. In
tho MAINS of Science and of Lirera,urein the name
OF the University itself, protest against any such
m"nstrous heresy. What does University in its
very name import, If he not great seat Of Science
anu Literature, where all knowledge ia taught and
learnedi And how, we ask, does our University come
up 10 the full Significance of its name We 60 mt
ask the question in any spirit Of dsparngenent. II
il cnnessrdly bow shot beyond any other institution
in our country, III the leading features of its orgnnl-
zaton and the thnroughness OF lis scholarship and II
is probable that the has been made of the mig
gardly pitance appropriated by tho great State of
Virginia tn maintain her University But are there
not vast tracts in the great domain IT Literature and
Science wholly untrodden by her students Has not
the writer in ihs Messenger pointed whole fields
Of human thought AMI human know ledge of the mos,
important kind of which University takes aud
al present take. no cognizan2s whatever! Must
Theses fields of knowledge never be broken up and
cultivated in our country Must We, who proudly
uirs 10 lead the van of civilization, be doomed Ia
perpetual vassalage to hopeless inleriority 10 Euro
Ienn nations in this respect Such must be the
forever, unless something be- done 10 remedy de-
fective system. We profess to have library, and
| what ia il, Let those who would learn lis sad def
cirncics rend the calm statements of the writer in the
Messenger, or better still the burning words of the
orator of our society which are stli ringing in
after lapse Of three years. See Mr.. Holcombe:
| address.
We do not hope to accomplish everything at once
do not expect in our day and generation TO
| University what it ought to be-what German
University is-sneer at il as you may: but do hope
and We do expect to see something done-to some
indication Of progress some movement forward, for
rard, FORWARD. Let it not be said that we are to
wide Address before tho Soc Alumni, June, 1883 BY
| James p Holcombe, Esq,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-11-29
G.. M. HUSTON,
WholcsuIc Denlcri I'm Notions and
Fancy Dry Goods,

% MAy STREET, kEoKuK, Iowa.
Anew stock and the largest and best assorted ever
offered in the market Our stock IS direct
from manu- arcrs and importers, and We pledge
Ourselves sell prices as low for cash or to good
time buyers asst. Louis or any other western mar.
ket.
Merchants will find il to their advantage to call
and examine goods and prices before buyingolse.
where We viii consder IL no trouble TO show hem
through our stock. ~-spr2o -dSw
A FINE stock of Pocket Cuticly for sale low av
n apr &c IlusToN's.
4 HEAVY stock " Cap, Letter, Ladies Bath hath
n Past, Fancy and Commercial Note Paper, Plain
aud laid Bad, White aud Fancy colured Lnyelopes, at
apr26 HtsIoA,s.
a General assortment OF Herman silver and dou-
n bic plated ware, al warranted and Mt manufac-
tnscr's prices, at apr2o HoSIoN ..
4 y extensive stock Of WHIPS and Lashus At man
n ufactureF's prices At apr26 HtsI0N's.
4 LAHig iat 1t artificial towers. bud grape
n leaves and all Kinds Of Millinery Goods, at
apsl5 HtsI0a'o.
flSiE Finest assortment "a Ribbons ever offered N
L tho marke,. apr26 ilUSToN's.
4 sLOGks enough 10 supply the Inarket, OF every
~ variety of pattern, Jerome's make, warranted,
aud at manufacturer prices, at huSlDN's
apr2o
vINIE best assortment OF Lace Wells and Dress
L Trimmings at apr2s husl0N's
A LARGE aud nae lot ot Kid uioves Of every
n grade az apr2o lUSIOSS.
a N endless variety OF STA and Linen Pocket nand-
[ \ kcrchiefs and crava.s at apr26 HUsTpS'S.
I yUl.D and common Jeweiry, anu Cold and silver
NJ watches. ut apr26 HUsT0S'S.
LNNEE1 variety OF goods comprised in tho Notion
IL and Fancy foods line at Huston nj prices tina,
cannot fail to induce purchases and benefit the buy
or. Cali at No. "a, andexamnef for yourselves.
apr2o
rl,iE largest and bss, assorted stock Of Lmbroide
~ In the city Mt apr:6 HUSToN'S.
4 LARGE assortment If Hosiery and Glove,
~ EnglisA and French hand made Mitts, yer,
fine at apr2b HUsION's
+ Illusions VIII be found the largest lot Of Irsi
Il Linens Laees, kdgings, and every variety o.
White goods, at prices that cannot b. beat in AM
Western market. apr26
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b .-s5-a-+ss41=i. s--iss---sss-s -
ana&AS ha.IIEllbN,

4 Co-pARTNERsHIp heretofore existing under
n the name Of Mckenny Runner, IL 'his uay
si..oiyed n, mutual consent. All claims against
the o.d firm will be cancelled by i. /. Me.
Kenny, who will in future conduct the business and
who alone IL authorized TO settle the business OF the
aid s,m T. /. MckENNY,
NJ. IL. RUNNER
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-11-29
CHEAT ATTRACTION


MDLE SKIP ON"
r AN nov receiving heavy Stock of asAsosAllA
il eooes diSeee from ~ Hastsrn staiss. 1hsyase
not sscoud-h and gOodss ~ frssh snd nies.
good assortment and large lot. 70 salt al kinds
There ass three things - b. eoast1srsAis trading
one y y hass the right kind Of gasd:i :astA:s Y
70 make ths prices 70 suit and the thtrdts ~ hev
asssansdasing salsnea. Ny hs.ss posesss al
thsss rsasF:msst. sad ssrsaisiy shsrs = - pses
WINTER STOCK sess.sts 10 pss4 a ~ fol-
lowing Dslainss, solid and figured dshaiss, nssi-
NOS, lusres, plaids, lnseys, ginghams eletha, 80
WOOL sshnels Ii eoiora, opera aannsls, weoI con.
forts, hoods, nitts, gloves, hosiery, table hnSs.
damask, diaper, shawls, losg and Bay stAte, nsn ?
wsoa sAssss sad drawers, domssnss, basa M heoSA
a.s :. r.. s sas 4 II "a, a 80
pastnsAt. Ard u scnnsstisn WITH The aeove.
have large stock Of OnocknRY WAns. Hass1e
rccsutly recruited ny stock, can cAsr ssptseSr
u :s.:s sa 4 II; ',ss AZ: a i.s .,.
thing In ths WsroAAAdlss line, md = thsfs = Aay
ARttss sAnnst 4srsiah, ue 90 tsia yOs vhsss ~
1I ~. - a,o !. I Il. LRsrxPsHc1, ]. -
laok 1t thoss Nsw 0oeds, which hAvs ~ hssa q
hsnl sinns ths year ono. II a1.E1s - pleasure -
show nicc goods. You will And then At
Hss. vi ~ = - aas1:ss. 1sS..1.
1f1H & snhaerihee, iavsntls 81 paesnAss - n In
B ii proved 6eis- LOaAius Cart, a. eeoep CasA, ~
ssssatiy bsosght tothis locality Il ths1. anA
they arsSsv & york grading Exshaags stssst, -
wkses 9ssv ~ = seen - work 1t any useeAseiae
The ssnsoe. hey rspove easth for eas-h hail. n =
sot 81 doing - ~ the c1Yt and shovel md ~ welL
v6rsay ~ 9tsatios " ~ enyagee n TIT kipd ot
- winsa their opesstisn md inform thsnssisus =
70 their value md eoono@y. Al fal0rmation %.
thesphsct ess y ohtsins1ol ~ sebeastAsr g -
p. Charles Hotel, or Of Mr.. Vial. ~ &
Y Hsokak, Asgsst 1e-Ats3n
KNMHtSnH1 their days. ~ pr. naR !, astAor
IN q uxAseeol ~ Quoeusa4 11Gaau1s y eqrQ1o
By tnss11 CAV1 . DAILy1. Y
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A CAR ID.

7 HAVE this day disposed OF my entire interest IN
i the drug business to II. /. Mekenny, also myin-
t,rest in The manufacture and sale Of IL. X. Gill
morc's Mamaluke Eminent, and Vegetable Anti
Bilious pills. and take pleasure in recommending
hi N TO the public one deserving Of their patron
age. NJ. IL NoN.
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and il In eae OF the desirable parts Of ,hecty
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