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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-12-02

ES0GG Il TT 81 ANDERSON, UPHUI-
~ STEREKS AND PAPER HANGERS, COR
NER OF GOVERNOR AND FRANKLIN SITS,
invite the attention of their friends and the public
their stock of FALL GOODS being the best assort-
they have had 10 offer ID French and Anne,
lean Paper Hangines, all qualities; Muslin and Lace
Curtains Damask and Delane Curtain Goods, Conices
bands and trimmings for Curtains Table and Floor
Oil Cloths White and Check Coco Mating, Window
Shades, Mattresses Feather Beds, with many other
articles in the line of business which will be sold
worked on the most reasonsble terms Sc 2a-Sm.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-12-02

tURN W. DAVIES,
y DEALER IN AMERICAN AND ITALIAN
MARBLE, BROWN STONE AND GRANITE.
MAIN STREET, BETWEEN 9Th AND 9TH SITS.
MONUMENTS, TOMBS, HEAD PIECES,
House and Store Fronts Window and Door Sills &c
Burying Grounds enclosed with Stone and Iron Rail.
ing, First Premium awarded by the Meehsniss' In.
stitute and Agricultural Society of Virginia.
ie lU-tS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-12-02

rEtS9E NIGHT SCHOOL of the hsECEA,
q MICS INSTITUTE will open TOMORROW
NIGHT, "wednesday in the basement of the Uni
ver,ast Church, Mr. C. ?. BURRUSS, Principal
Teacher. All apprentices and others who wish to at
tend schoars, must procure their certificates of
membership before that time, none will be other
wise admitted Certificates may be had of mr. SAM
UELS CoTTRELL, Nam street, 18th, or of
j. w. LEwELLEN. the Secretary, who can be found
at the Exhibition Hall overthe First Market, nth
and Main streets. Parents and Masters should
that their boys started ct the commencement of
the School, in order to gst the benefit of the entire
session. l4-tf
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-12-02

q Is. COOK 81 CO.. 1aUGTlDNHEKS
~ NO. 70 MAIN STREET, offer their servicest to
the public as Aucteneers for the sale OF Real Estate
furniture, Groceries, Dry Goods, Horses Cattle &c
at the shortest netce and upon the most reasonable
terms.
Having large and eommodious rooms they will re.
serve goods for Gale at private sae without the
Of storage.
Out door sales of every description attended to uF.
On reasonable terms
e 3. COOK. v9E MOTT
NOT
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BORUP & cH.ayuPLIsN.

"OULD respectfully infsfn, Tho Meschanss
~ and the public generally. That tlay Il ~.
bought out the interest o. Mssafs Bashs III Y Co..
~ the Forwarding and CcnmirAioh basinsa apd
that they Gin afford Increased faciliiise Is sll
those who may FAVOR them with share d llsir
patronage. They viii attend IL ssnefaI Storage.
Forwarding and Can,p;ssion bsAiness, ii theis
Warehouse On the Lower LAndine. H,vinx
leased the Wharf hnnt. shoss who sllip Is ihssS
will save expsase 81 IdrsyaEs.
RErEREN C III
Cronin, Harx,hail and LsSt n ~ Il III. n
tiNrnson and ca. Buffalo. Il u 81
james G. Fargo. Ckicaso.
I Mssher and 81. ss
z. E McCtoskey. Galena.
B. Il, Cxmphell.
!. a.. JeHsap and a., Dnhaqas. IL t5
Cisostenn and silA. III. Inuis.
h. Bornp mud Oakes, St Papl.s
u 81, Papi. M. 4. ~ apl.if
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BOOKS Il Nd S'r III I.

Ro)Ks AM. slsAfIOyERY 81. leav
~ 9" ,nfi,rm The inh ibissnis &c St Paul and
sasrsu'ii,as ,is,try. thu ,ow pstpared ii, Ill
tend 70 blsa.ss HE, WI iesaie and retail.
JUST iiECEfvEt,: s.s
tew thousand Novels. .Sy
Wallpaper
Mu<.c and siusissai iastrtlnents.
HAIR m Vistn.b,ws, .''Ss'
Music iAftructsr<,
Stationery IL aii'kinds,
a NV pre- 4 AZ ti,cy ,oas far Christtn.,s.
SchaG-b Ri yisris B sks, VI Envsh =, ench
and German Ls,gfaaes B - q
~ FsifsUDENREICH.
-. Z. tsy ysyN HAMu. VI
ssec. <vu H'ok aore opposite tho P0ua offce
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NOTICE.

1915 - e&EF4F NOTICE, g ~ - 448tEEE
ME eo-parnersh,p heretofore existing be-
Il tween T. Chnu,e,n Jr. s Co. If 81. Loais.
and Henry r. SibIey, under The name and a.. le II
Northern Outfit, comprising the t,sinprs oi Min
he said +. Chputeau il. and Compan, having u,o,,
a fn:l settlement assumed the liabilities III tue c.m-
ce.tl, all OF the business &c Sioux Outfit remains IN
cha,g Of the said H. H. Sib!ey for adjustn,el; and
the SAID hey is hereby authorized 10 act il, ON be-
half on the west side Of the Mississippi River in this
Territory, Mr.. John s. Prince being an Agent on The
east side Of said River.
r. CHOUTEAU JR AND CO.
Srrt. 1, 1855 II lei. SIBAEY. 1915
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81. .4N-TH0NsY. u DYER HIN Hill u VI s.t 1.sE
s.<~~><-~x~~~se~ sssssSs
EXCHANGE Is N p MA ND OFFICE
IRA ICY q FAR
EXCHANGE BR OKERs AND q
y. .A N Joy .A ~ w. S9 ae Is ,
al. ANrIONT, MINNESOTA.

HSOLLECTIONS made. Estate Exchange Cor
~ sale ut current rates. Eastern dfalts and
cer.iic ties of deppsit cashed. Current Bank
notes received ON deposits. CO. for sale. In
terest allowed ON speciat deposits. Lands. Town
property. and Wild lands Cor sale. Houses to
rent. ETC., etc. All persons having Real Estate
for sale, wishing % purchase. are invited to
call mt our office. si II 4s.& sx
We would suggest to strangers coming here
with money to purchase Rs..l Estate, that By
consulting Us they can ascertain what lands are
for sale in the vc,nlty, price, ETC., md Whet, de-
sired. we will act rs agents for the Purchase Of
such lands which we can generally buy on more
fayorahe term. than can strangers.
Persons wishing to make Investments, can do
80 through our agency US favorably ;ls il here
themselves.
MONEY INVESTED IN REAL ESTATE.
awe will iaves, money in Real Es,ate, for the
first three hundred dollars, nj five per cent. the
Investment, and three per cent on all sums over
that and will give. without chnrge, full aud
accurate descriptions of the landslide quality IL
the soil--proportion Of prairie and timber land,
water, ETC.; and the probable proitabeness Of the
ves,ment-will also act az agents for the pay
ment of taxes.
LOCATION OF LAND WARRANTS.
We viii enter government lands Tor capitalists
and sell the same, when desired, for one hall Of
INC ptoHsSs duu Tie fOSScS Suuduy. ny Hit~
course we should be equally :A,rrest-d, wsih The
cap,tlist in securing choice pieces uf land. Or
we will bay government lands. and enter into a
written obligation TO take them Eve years tom
date of entry, at q huairei per cent ditaace on
the original cost, or hose all claim far our SER
vices thus reaiiziag ttcsaty per ceat per aanum
TO capstalists for the usa af their ninnsy. Fnr
lands .ntered IN this a,anner. we ass noll,,ng TIL
the expiration af the i've years. For persan,ly
se.etlns ani entesiag goysrnmsnt land we cl,argr
la Gets per acre. - If
Eistern Drafts, or Certificates Of Deposit, re-
ceived IN payment fur lands ,
TRACY 8 FARNHAM.
E ER'EN CES.
Hon. e II Dnolii,se, Utica, " r.
Hon John Z Imam, Alyor Of Utica, N Y
Me-sfs Clark sa Riehard son, do do
Hen E " i.etvaavorth, Sec State, Albany, Y
HIM Dla Pfs.tt. Ils Sup Court, Syracuse, N Y
HIN israel Huntington. do
M.s-rs Ely. Ciapp i B.rnes, New York
Wan II Waalhury, Esq
S.mael W Putmn. Esq. Brooklyn, N X.
Hiram jeron,., Esq, Rochester, IN =
Henry e., Fish, Esq .8s,.sS ass
Slxton r 0,yii,, Esq Lyons. N Yl
Ch,ries Z Clark, E-q BntTalo, N Y
&c rsa G Ssselye, Esq, Grnsva,N "
81. 4n;h,,nv, April. 49, ytf
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EsTA 8 8 i y HiEI, IN 1850.
ne C! 9 D & B ROTHFRi

N III Hol q f a h AN r \: Attn DEALr rs I'M
4 1- ks n n ~ q r q md CUTLERY
EcaaAlSItas Tools. Farming I.nplenen,.
ssl, If;,nI. 81 SIS = S o'u street
. s.s wv nov a recriptof our SPRING STOCKs
greatly nrrease i, hyi,n ,,,d il" ,aA
I'M prrpared ,han ever u, Il, sniv m.
VIZ &, nar c'sf'.efs, Mn. I'M p"IIic fs.,a,ay.
bteD ers1sgsd Jill fha exclusive Hariwar,
s. Paul Tor the last Ne "a,
sfes 4, i.,s Is she sure.
s tnat We can l always viii s.!I the II
eas NLsTY or ,oDs, IL ire
LOVES "a Sc Pm G Es' FOR CASH.
smrry Merchants iuying with Cal, Mil 6nd ],
u. aiss''gt "a raa us, Nm wv make er,I
sl'ssss,',.s "A selling ,,rices. a
SAINT 'ss Paul June II, 1856 mi.
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Dissolution or PARTNERSHIP.

1ENHE partnership heretofore existing between
p. Chouteau Jr. & Co., of ST. Lonis. and
Charles Borap Of this place, u,dss the name and
style ct $. Minnesota Outfit and Sioux Outfit il
hereby dissolved by mutual consent The business
accounts and assets Of the belong To the said
a. Choutean Jr. Co, who assumes ali liabilities.
and who receive all proceeds, OF accounts due the.
concern. r. CHOlFTEAU IN. 81 CO.
iB CHARLES w. BORUP.
ST. Panl, August 81, 1855. se,, 2Oi4
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SNYDER AND M'FARLANE, 4
= ~ ST D a CT u az 81
sIas Nj NJ Al III, - - ~ IN E


'ppos'is Tie Sssp,nsion Bridge, Falls 81
8 a4thnny, -N.a. Ter,
s"fIL buy and sell tands, ne .,siate loans
" .Iotats Liant w arranis IL Mimi. s.,s.i low
nd Wisconsin. Inquiries respecting The col...,n
y letter or otherwise. pfonpily answered. a ss
Z FE ne Nsc5sE III:
Hon Aiex Ramsey, Ex -fsOyern,,r,
Hem 4 Il ltic. p .ltgase 70 Opngress, Min.
CIV Pollok, HsrrisGurp. : s|s's I. 'Ys.
James Steele s CO.. PhiiadeIphia.
Hen Frederick Wy,tts, CarIlsie.
4 Brady sharp. Esq. g7ss
" mas B Irvine. ESQ, Nswyilis
Hon 3 ssIask sum .r.et. q Il
H.sn IN Ellie, "a Pennsylvania,
N Good, Msy'r. spr;ngnsl.i, Ohis.
Gen q Anthuny, NJ . ~ sssss'
James Carran, ESQ .St. Louis. 81
VIM Wilssp. fs&3.. Bslisn.re, Nd.
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nv ERCHANIs HOTEL, CORNER THIRD
- and Jacksan Streets. fronting The Steam.
beat sanding, s.. Paul. =. ALLEN, Proprie-
Hsvssss the above Hotel and thoroughly re-
ns'ed nas 1gAished i, MI. ALLEN l,ees IL il.
nrni tAs Ut 81. P,,ut and the travelling ,ub
c, that INV prepared ii accommodate Nth
s.kFsisrr slt travellers, ~ manner o,@ur,as.r IN
nm clsy The talA rhsi aI~ avs " supplied UNI, IN
"a me market affords. The location f Tie Hotel
hr'n; nneiia,eiy II font ii the asramtpas ls,I;nr.
ana e tfs oussss ar.io q the city. makes il par.
ls'.t q tst.lsact bsincss ii he city. ','
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CRY CASH FUR NISIllNts STORE.

CITY CASH FURNISHING STORE.
WINNIE AMI CooLEY, Merchant ralars
Wholesale an Rets,! bearers AMI Manufar-
turers Of Ready-Made Clothing, and Gentle.
mems Furnishing Goods, Boy > ard ChiIdrens
Clo,hing in greal variety. Roberts Street. q,
Paul, NJ. I.
ST. Paul. April. VT NJ
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BOOKS, STATIONERY AND pa
u. PER TIANGINGS

" 2 are now 10 receipt Of orr Fal and VIM
ter supply. and would call the attention
VI the Citizens Of Minnesota to our complete a=aort
ment nf Law, Medical. Musical, School, Blank and
Miscflar eo,'s BM,ks, Stationery, Wall paper, Cur
ialns, Eirsboagd Screens, Bordering, and CHEAP
Pens, Office Stationery, for sale chen for Cash. ut
COMBS s. BRO.
franklin Book Store, near American H,s,.e, ST.
Pan, MI oct. Is. p23tf
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LAND WARRANTS.

MI subscribers offer for s,le Land Warrants on
\. years. credit. WHO WANTS SOME 1
70 y''u known Is choice 40, so IN l6O acre piece
lr;'lfe q wdoda.nd) near your farm tina, w, wol,l
',ke % secure 4 yu do, call at a,,r Office and .e.
worth 8 an acre. Don't Use The oppor,u,,;,v a
secure i. For terms call NJ our nilicc.
TRACY s. FARNllAM. 4
". .lss, ss3 Bankers, ST. An,hany
80 Antnrny, MN Icr- nIItf
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DESIRE MlCHAUD,

Successor TO ALEX REY.) Wholesale and r.:
tail Dealer in Groceries. Wines, liquors. Pre-
served Fruits, Spices. produce, Eic., ie0ber
Street, near Third Street, ST Paul. MINES Via
! lEF The highest price paid FOR country Pro
duce.
ST. Paul. April. SEQ VIZ
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MARTIN DREW.

NIAKTIN DREW,
Manufacturer of all kinds md qua'iiies Of Sad
4 dies; Harness, Coilars, Trunks, Valises, Whips
Fly Nets, etc. etc Also Carriage iri,nn,ing
All kinds ef repairing in b. line. dome tn.
minnesota and Roberts, St Paul, slinnesot,
Territory.
Sam, Paul. M al. April. ytf
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G. &. GRISWt)LD

G. &. GRlSWuLD,
Dealer in Ready Male Cla,hing. Hats, Caps an,l
Gents Furnishing ioo,l-, WHOLESALE. aud Re
tail, {l.anhert's Brick building. under Mime.
sotian Oiiee, > rhirI Street, ST. Paul.
81. Paul, Aprit. VT
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WILKINSON & BAy

WILKINSON 81 BARCOCK,
attorneys nj law, Saint Paul, Minnesosa will ate
the terms Of the District C.Mrt ff Benton Cot,a,
sndattend u such busiess M ma, be entrusted /,
them. ma. q ,55 0avIEss
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Big LAT { s Y D & Il
JOSEPH l9R OWN

EEPs coassaasls 81 hand. Dsy G,.ods, Gr.,-
ceries. Provisions, I, and deals III F.rs.
IN 8, Paul prizes. hsr wishing u. s,p,,i, the...
selves with provision III THE vitinfs f Big I'm.
md a'oy there, will pia<e cajl and exals,ir.. III.
goods and prizes before .ing elsewhere. Il
Bly, Lake, Br,tnn County, M. III, Anil 20. 1855.
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|. L. WHITNEY.

J. L. WHITNEY,
Daguerrean Artist. Corner of Third and Ceda
Streets, Saint Paul. Mt.
Miniatures taken in every s,yie Of thtart. Also
Landscape Views --averything appearing i,
nature. except the colors.
SAINT Paul, April. ytf @
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CHARLIE, = a..

CHARLIE, q. .s,A. :,
{ Successors to r. 8. Newell Wholesale and
Retail Dralnrs 10 ilariware and Cutlery,
Manufacturers nf and Dealers IN Stoves and
Tin Ware, Third Street, * Paul. Win, Ter
G, NJ. NAYo. VT y. BANGS, IN.
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8 % 81 Il, 1T "a r. g0, N wv "

10 SIP TT . ii % w 1aa ] NJ
E roprriefor o ne Biz La,e III D Ia 4,
E"lLL endssavor % please All wha give ih,iims
Y call This ,ouse il situated im,ar.i;at ii IL
he shore 81 Big Lake. This lake ab,un.s il i'm
fish, aud ,ay bite easIiIy Ill The book. max Is. .,,
sport f'ss thust. tand ii ;,g ling Z sis So B. q
Big Lake. Benton County, Aptii 20, 1858. I'll
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/ u IA " I) l) a
LAND WARRANTS.

Til LINDSEY, Dealer il Land Warrants.
- ~ l,hul. Minnesota. Office on Third
Street. next door y Gil. McKenty's. Warrant.
constantly on hand 4. lowest market prices. ulstf
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LIT Tie FALLS SURE,

%. az. CHURCHILL. 81 Co,
nEALERSin Dry Go.,lS, Grsee,ies, Tin Vine,
~ Hard Wne. QuetnsM are, Boots and .Sh.es.
CIothinyi Camp fixtures Be- Flpwer Isaco,,. Lard.
r"fk. Farming U,escik, in fac, everything .,s,,aIt
Kept ~ cnu,try Sinr, ~e are prepares. h. sell 4,
Whnlrsa'e aud Rstail. Lnnlsruien can ALWAYS t;,.l
supplies % hand We plegc ourselves that ~,
prices sna'' st't every reasonable man. Call And set
us. O. A C,HIIRruuI u ~ sEsSs
Little Fails, Benton County, jill, 10. 1885. III,
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MI NNESOrA LAND AGENCY.
z. FoLsoM AND Go Ganeral Land Agents,
y. Paul. MinneSo,a. Office on Sd street, m The
Minneso'lan Building. Properly bau9h, md
sold. lands entered, money loaned, and invest
ments made thrsngh,n, t," Ierrtnry. CIV N
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X s " isiiE assortment ofs Paint aud Varnisl
IA y Brushes fnt sale by MORTON AkD PACE.
Ii 81. Pail, April, 1855. ISL n1,f
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SSODA. Cream Tariar, Ca,h- IA ,an,i.nia, and u
w soi Lsnt,s, iur Rakris ind Cutierti. ne,s. /,
tals I'M Nj norton Am PACE n
saiiat Paul, April, 1853. D n III, II .
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y rEES AND iity M "
Manufacturers and Dealers in1nlla in,is nc Furni
turs corner Of 3rd and Minnesota Streets, $,
Paul ~ X
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q. y. LOCKE, B
Wholesale md Retail Dsaler ID Boots, Shines.
Hats and Caps. Rnhhcr Eopls, etc., nrxt ,loor
10 sWhitney's daguerrean Gallery. Third ST
above Cedar. 81. Paul. Minnesota. VT
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EiR n MERY Fancy Goods, Fine Cutlery, aud
Patent Medicines wholesale and retail. by
IA. Paul, Alril. iff' MORTON AM PACE
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N. E.. TYSON & CO.,
Wholesale and Refail CIR .cery. Provision and
Liquor Merchants, Roherts Street, between
fh,rsi and Fanriii; 81. PAUL. Min VT
w. r.. MURRAY.
Attorney and Counsellnr ut Law. Saint Paul.
Minnesota.
81. Paul. April. !, NC
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To PTI YSIC CLANS III DRUGGISTS
TT tsKEIL AND NrRRIrK,s extra rowder
ed Drugs. and Eiides' 4 extracts IL R.adonn
Cnni'an, etc. fur sale BY MORTON AND PACE. y
{ Saint Paul, April. 1856. U is$ !. nltf
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vi a iARl.Es .kEfCHAM, Cse.k of ,ha District
1o.ft In Sea,ns t.ps,a.t,. aitaicsasa icIritas b
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QiA ACRES for sale near Annka --one piece
~ II ~ ~ 10 aeres.s several Of 3D., and the
tai,"rt. 90 Price from rs % 81, aernrdin. Ia
distance from town, anil gn,ii.y 1T land
I'R &c II e. FIR Acf7 I'M
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j .dNDS Bought and sold on Commission
- by IL WILSO.N
St Cloud. April u, I VII
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Il

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Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1856-11-08

Number gf the &ars.--Of the stars, thou,
sands are visible to the naked eye and millions
are discovered by the telescope. Sir John
E1erschell calculates that about five and a half
millions Of stars are visible enough to be
distinctly counted in a twenty-foot reflect or in
both hemispheres, and thinks that the actual
number is much greater. His illustrious IA
Their estimated on one occasion that one hun
drcd and twenty-five thousand stars passed
through the field Of his forty>foot reflector in a
quarter of an hour. This would give twelve
millions for the entire circuit or the heavens in
a single telescope zone; and this estimate was
made under the assumption that the nebula
were masses Of luminous matter, not yet coma
densed suns. But with the increase Of instrua
mental power, especially under the mighty
grasp Of Lord Rosse's gigantic reflector and
the great reflectors at Pulkova and Cambridge,
The most irresolvable of these nebuIe have
given way; and the better opinion now is that
every one of them is a galaxy, like our own
milky way, composed Of millions of suns.
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DIR. MLANE's CELEBRATED LIVER
PILLS IN TEXAS.
TRAVIS Co, Texas, JUSE 70, 1s5!

TRAVIS Co..TExAs, june 70, 1856.
MEssRs. FLEMING BRos,, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Gentlemen This is to certify that nv mos
Their had been subject to periodical attacks Of
sick headache for q great many years, all The
usual remedies failing to give relief. one Of your
pamphlets accidentally falling into her hands
she at once determined to try DIR. MLANEs
CELEBRATED LIVER PILLS, prepared BY
you, and immediately procured box, from the
use Of which she received great benefit, and 90
long as she continued to use them was entirely
relieved.
We have now been in Travis Co, Texas, for
the last four years, and not being able to pro.
cure these valuable pills, her attacks Of sick
headache have again returned-for some time
back has been gradually getting worse-and
has determined me to send to you for a few
boxes Of DIR. M'Lane's Celebrated Liver Pills.
herewith enclose you one dollar, for which
Won will pleace send me Pills per return mail.
Address Austin. Texas.
think you would do well to establish on
agency in Austin; the Pills are well known here,
and would meet with ready sale.
MEREDITH w. HENRY,
IPurchasers will be careful to ask for DR.
MIANE'S CELEBRATED LIVER Pills.
manufactured by FLEMING BROS. of PITTs.'
BURGH, Pa. There are other Pills purporting
. be Liver Pills, now before the public. DR..
Flames genuine Liver Pills, also his celebras
ed Vermifuge, can now be had 1T all respectas
Die drug stores. None genuine uDithout he
signature Of FLEMING BROS.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1856-11-08

CONVICTED OF ILLEGAL VoT1NG.-
James WEIGH, an Irishman, who had
never been naturalized, was tried during
the past week, in this county, upon the
charge of illegal voting at the election in
January last, for county officers, and
found guilty. He is therefore now await
ing the sentence of the Court, which, an
der the law is confnemeutin the peniten.
tiary from two to four years. His was a
very clear case. He was willing to take
a hand in ruling the country, but wholly
unwilling to render it any service. Soon
after voting, he was served by the Sheriff
to appear as a juror at the next term of
the Superior Court. He appeared, and
to avoid doing jury duty, wore that he
was not a. citizen of the United States,
and was of course discharged as a juror.
The Court, however, placed the matter
before the Grand Jury, and the result is
told above. He is evidently paying pretty
dearly for his exercise of suffrage, but it
will be a lesson to him for the future, and
we trust q warming to all to steer clear Of
a similar fate.-Augusta (Ga) Chronicle.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1856-11-08

A Stimulant to Patriotism.--William Lang
is the name Of a trumpeter lad who went to the
Crimea at the age Of thirteen. He was
frightened at the whistling Of the cannon balls
on the banks of the Alma for the space of half
an hour, but never has been afraid Of them
since. The night after the battle be was found
by an officer lying under a bush half dead from
exhaustion; he was wrapped in a horse rug
and carried TO the camp, where he speedily re-
covered. lie sounded his trumpetat Balaklava,
at I%nkermann, and during the whole siege at
SevastopoI. His comrades gave him the highest
praise for his intrepidity. He would ride
through a storm of shot to men in The trenches,
and when be could be spared he attended the
sick with all the care of a Nightingale. He
returns to his native town of WooIwich, deco~
rated with the medal with four clasps, the
youngest, but not the least gallant, hero Of the
war.--English paper.