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Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-06-23
STATE OF ARKANSAS, ,

NSS-'i 4 VI | VI I-' In the Pope tifHit Court, in Chancery, before the Clerk theraof it vacation, June 18th. 4. ID 1857. Jane BmIet, Comp pl,iusIlt,
 Il}ill for Dover and cancellation of re, va. linquishment of Dowor heretofore
 executed by her. John Il. BUnet, eta, heirs at law of William Bur nett, deceased, Detlndauta A T thi, day comes said nllainant by solicitor G. { A B. SAagard anl prove, by affidavit fled that William Madduy one If the defendants in -hi, cause is a non-resi4cn. oi the Stute o1 Arkan,as and is d resident of the State ot Texas t is therefore ordered that said defendant be not- tiei Of tn, p.ndcmry of this slit against him by pub ication ot thiS order as the Law directs in the " 1Ie Democi.tt' newspaper printed l+ littl. Rnrl, AT kansas, and that he appear before the Judge of our Pope Circuit Conrt, in Dhu.ery. on the first day of tIe l"EJ ,en 5leep!, ar caUr, to be holitn al the Court-hoU-a ia e,,ii eomlty lt Pope. on the third Monday If >epttan.l ucy.. hon ,.lll lh. o plead ah-"or or dtutu to -iI tOnpuiuuut'> bill of com IaI, or the same vi he taken 09 confessed and set fyr tiaI Gr Fol7e as to him.
 ROOF. II. HOWELL Clerk A tue coIy from tl.e i:esotl. Attest ROOF. H. HOWELL, Clerk IL MBEEf FO. S'i'. JOHNS COLLEGE. 'ENiIE undersigned Building Committee. will re- h ceiNe proposals Dutii l,t September next for fur nisiing the 'oIloMinl lii Of Lumber:
 LECTURE ROOMS. l6o Joists ? l1 feet long , ls by II inches: l5 Trimmer 2.5. loct Ionl 8il N \ inches;
 FEcITArloN RG6MSsE. x sE1''3.' lSi Jo;ats 23l4 !ect long 2l by II inches: Trimmer a5l feet long 3 by IA inches;
 PhoFEssoRg2 i fRGoNs 9S Nj @l'h''' ll2 Ioists l615 teat long 2i 7 by II inches; 70 Soantling l6 feet long by inches;
 HALLS lo6 Joists 13iI feet long 2}5 by IA inches; lg6 Joists II feet long ll By 14 inches;
 ROOF. 92 Rafters 3114 it. long, 3 by butt by top; F Posts II feet long by 10 inches; 70 Braces Is teet long. by inches: GrderS 37 feet long, 6 by lo inches: Purens a7 feet long, 6 by 10 inches: 45 Collar Beams 26 feet long. 214 ty inches; foot boards 70 feet long, 2lb by i2 inches; The whole to be of Yellow Pine, and delivered at the college site, by the lst of March 1858 at so much per thousand, to be paid for when delivered, and approved by the Committee. Contractor to give bond for faithful performance, etc.
 T. D. MERRICK,
 l.. E. BARBER,
 E. H. ENGLISH. Little fock June -3 ls51. 37 3w.
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SWAN & CO.'S LOTTERIES
THE MOST BRILLIANT SCHEME EVER
 DRAWN. CAPITAL PRIZE S6O 0OO!!

CAPITAL PRIZE O,0OO!!
 TICKETS ONLY $l0. Owing to the great favor with which our Single Number Lotteries have been received by the public, and the large demand for Tickets the Managers, s. SWAN x Co.,. will have drawing each Saturday throughout the year. The following Scheme will be drawn in each of their Lotteries for July, 1857.
 CLASS 43, To be drawn in the City of Atlanta, Georgia, ill public, on
 SATURDAY. JULY 4th, 1857.
 CLASS A, To he drawn in the City of Atlanta, Georgia, in public, on SATURDAY, JULY iIth, 1857.
 CLASS 45, To be drawn in the City of Atlanta, Georgia, in public on
 SATURDAY, JULY 18th, 1851.
 GLASS 46, To be drawn in the City of Atlanta, Georgia, in public, on
 SATURDAY. JULY 25th, 1857. ON THE PLAN OF SINGLE NUMBERS. Three Thousand Three Hundred and Thirty Prizes NEARLY ONE PRIZE TO EVERY NINE TICKETS !l
 MAGNIFICENT SCHEME.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-06-23
To be Drawn each Saturday in July!
Approximation Prizes.
3,33O prizes amounting to. s20i, ,ooO Whole Tickets, s1O: Halves, 50; Quar-
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY

terS, S2 oD.
 PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.
 The numbers from to 30,00O, corresponding with those numbers on the tickets, printed on separate slips of paper cncrced with small tin tubes, and placed in wheel.
 The first 262 prizes similarly printed and encrced, placed in another wheel. The wheels are th6 n revOlved and number is drawn from the wheel of numbers and at the same time prize is drawn from the other wheel. The number and prize drawn out opened and exhibited to the audience, and regis tered by the Commissioners, the prize being placed against the number drawn. This operation is repeat ed until all the prizes drawn out.
 Approximation Prizes.
 The two preceding and the two osucceedingnumbers to those drawing the first Y Prizes will be entitled to the 6S approximation Prizes For example: if ticket No ll25V draws the $50 900 prze those tick cts numbered ll24S l249. ll25l, l252 will each be entitled to S225 If ticket No $50 draws the $2O.00O prize, those tickets numbered 54S 549 55l, 552 will each be entitled to S20o, and on according to the The 0oo Prizes of$2o vii be determined hy the last figure of the Number that draws the $60 GOO Prize. For example, if the Number drawing the $60.0oo Prize ends with No. l. then all the Tickets where lie Number ends n l will be entitled c. SEQ. If the number ends with No. 2 then all the Tickets where the number ends in will be entitled to SEQ, and on to Q.
 Certificates of Packages will be sold at the fellow ing rates. which is the risk:
 Certificate of Package of 10 Whole Tickets . $50 '' 10 Half '" ..... 70
 10 Quarter ..,.. 20
 IU FiSnLn lp-
 .zzy- In ordering Tickets or Certificates enclose the money address for the tickets ordered on re- ceipt of which they will be forwarded by first mail Purchasers can have Tickets ending in any figure they may designate
 The list of drawn numbers and prizes will be sent to purchasers immediately after the drawing .4g Purchaser, will please write their signatures plain and give their Post Office, County and State. .S5- Remember that every Prize is drawn, and payable in full without deduction. ss4g~ All Prizes of $l0ooand under, paid mmedi- atey after the drawing-other Prizes at the usual time of thirty days
 All communications strictly confidential. | Address orders for Tickets or Certificates to s. SWAN & CO.,. Atlanta Ga. | .-a5 list of the numbers that are drawn from the wheel, with the amount of the prize that each is entitled to. will be published after every draw ing, in the following parlers: New Orleans Delta, Mobile Regist Charleston Standard, Nashville Ga zette Atlanta Intelligencer, New York Weekly Day 1 Book. Savannah Morning News, Richmond Dispatch ] all Nn1r N1.rL. ni.t1.t.h
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-06-23
STEAMBOAT REGISTER.
c 0 NJ NJ E R c 1 AL.
PEcAYUNE OFFICE, June l5.

fIcAYrNE OFFICE, June l5. 1857. Cotton The demand has been fair again to ,lav. and has resulted in sales of some $500 bales at about he range of our last quotations.
 Inferior ....................... 5Uqa[ Dfhhafy ;...... .....',..-...... ........ l"taGtll4 Good Ordinary g. tbf l2i4 lnW AlddHhg ....................., l&0l@4 H 'iu,',4s, la4 .Iond MiiIIng l4l4 Q. 5s MIddhng Far. .........-............. -Ml4% FaIT ........... -0L
 FtoWr-W e notic' sales of 100 hbls OAioat$7 45; lon' @upeFtne Nt Louis on private terms: some small oio a t 4'G4t f tor Supcl fine. and 33u bhlS fancy Montgomery Mills at #7 75 U bbl.
 Cora The demand has been fair with sales of about 6'oo ~acla, including S"p yellow mixed in att- boat at 7Sc.; l6'o white and yellow at 60e: 3suu St Louis ay 2'c.; few hundred sacks at s0e49Oc and 52" inncY white al $l t hu>hei. on;>-Some l5Dn sacks St. Louis have been sold including loo at 650fac. mostly the former rate and 30e at 61 1lc. Y bnshe
 P"rk-We notice oniy retail transactions at sZ4g,24 50 Y bo for Mes
 Bacon tlite, are tower with nn increasing stock and the sales include loo casks Shoulders at lDL4r.: 100 fbbol Sides at i24c. and 3o ca>l, in several lots a l4l for ribbed Sides and 315c F lb for lcr
 Lard Sales confined to retail at l 5 ac. in terces and Ice 1B ib in kegs.
 Ricc-Onc or two lots prime s9ld 1t 5t5c and ioo ttrces fair at 5$3Sc U ib.
 CoHee-'rhc demand continues active at an ud- vance of AM$1c. since F*lay, with sales to-day of about l3,409 bags, comprising c;ngo of 7i3T the Nepmne's) average of lO 30- 0-l0Oc. en- of 45ao -he iJames Cook at l0t5c; Z57 st lnlAc.; I'll at l0l5c.; 21o at lo}9c and 35o prime at llc. | ib.
 NhiSley We notice d sale of loo bbl3. Re,lifod at 29c. 2 gallon; but the market is heavy and other iots have been offered at 2Sc q gallon.
 BagGin@-Tho sales comprise IFS bales India in two pr three lo'sat l$1ac. and 5O also Ut 31sc. s yard cash.
 Spirits Turpentine--Demand very limitel and prices lower Held at about 45@47c. t3 gallon
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-06-23
Calling ih oi County Scrip, Warrants, GIG In the Montgomery County Court at tle Atlil

Tenn lo5I GRDERED < By the Court that all holders of out T standing Scrip Warrants, Jurors Certificates, and Certificates of Witnesses before tac Grand Jury of this county dp present the same to this Court at the October Term hereof A. D. lo57 for the purpose of being cancelled and re issuod A true copy of the Record. Attest: D. 4. WOOLARD Clerk June 23, '57.-2w.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-06-23
Not Long Enough.


 Bill Adams owed Sage $50; after divers duns Bill made rise of $50 Tennessee bill, and called on Sage to settle-banded the bill to him, telling him it was a $50 bill Sage eyed it while and then measured it." you don't Bill Adams" says he, "l'll be dalned if you dol this aint no $50 bill; it aint a bit bigger than John Mitchels' ten dollar bill, and $50 bill ought to be as long as my arm." RANDOLPH.
 A FUNERAL INvITATIoN.-The following order, verbatim ct llter4tum, was received by all undertaken in the Bowery last Friday morung from an afflicted wdowcr living on Pearl street:
 Sir mi Waf is ded and Wonts to be ber- ried to morror, At wnnn klok. U nose wair to dig the Ilole--bi the side of mi too Uthel Wiafs-Let it be deepi'
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-06-23

0Er On the 11th ut.. nineteen bales of hemp from Leavenworth City, Kansas, were received at St. Louis, being the first shipment of that article ever made from Kansas.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-06-23

J. VAUGHAN. E. E. ARLINGTON VAUGHAN & HARRINGTON, Commission Merchants, (have Fire Proof Warehouses and gene raj dealers in Dry Gocds, Groceries and Produce Iron, Castings, Bagging, Rope and Plantation Sup plies, Camden, Arkansas Cash advances made or Cotton for Shipment to New Orleans 87-ly.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-06-23

CANVAS BoAT-Colonel R. c. Buchanan, the patentee toated canvas boat upon the river, opposite Georgetown. Several gentlemen cross ed over to the other side with perfect safety. It is a wonderful invention, and must be useful to the army in taking long journeys and hav- ing streams of water to cross, to take with them their own boat, folded up like canvas bag, and which can be converted into boat in a few minutes.- Wastinqtp, Stotes.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-06-23
FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD
I | ID ANAWA AN MrA nnnn,n

R ANYWAY, on the 3d inst. my ne- A
 A gro man SAM. He wore of blue G51GfA cotton pants, white cotton shirt, and redC E3FY
 DEscRIPTIoS-He s istwenty seven years ESAz old, five feet, five or six inches in heiobt. ~ & weighs about one hundred and twenty five N 1 pounds, slow and deliberate when talking. A dark complexion, some of his front teeth ont honv face, goatee, and reads and writes ' wy
 will pay the above reward for his a,,prsb sns;on and detention in ja 50 l can get him.
 ,.., \. C. FAULKNER,
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-06-23

GROCERY RIES--LiQUORS! FLOUR! 0S0 BARRELS Kentucky and Indiana Whiskey ~JV 4o halt barrels Indiana Whiskey;
 30 kegs Tobacco;
 50 barrels Indiana Flour;
 10 barrels Brown Sugar.
 -AI.SO:- CRUSHED and POWDERED SUGAR-RIO and MOCHA COFFEE-A large lot of CHOICE TEA. Just received and for sale by June 23, '57 JACOB HAWKINS.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-06-23
FLOUR.

FLOUR. 1Sn BBLS. Extra Family Flour in store and lOO for sale by MERRICK S WASSELL. .Inne g. 1SA7.
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All communications strictly confidential.
STRAY HORSE.

STEAMED from Ashcy's mill about the EN7, - middle of last March, brown horse. -(csS about l53 hands high. a small star in the forehead, one hind foot white not recollectcd which) large brass or copper bell on: or years old. A reward of Sl0 will be paid for his delivery at Lle Rock. June l6 1851. 3t* C. s. ALLEN.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-06-23
KENTUCKY WHiSKEY.
IRON! IRON!. IRON!!.

ES BBLS Superior Copper Distilled Wliskoy -
 AsS warranted free from Cincinnati styychaiae.-- For sale cheap by A. J. IUTT,
 June Is, 1857 Main street.
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AESO

splendid assortment of every description of Cast ings, Odd Lids, Iron Wedges Traces, Plow Points, scythes and Cradles Mill Saws, Grubbing Hoes Broad Axes, etc.. etc. A. J. H.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-06-23

IA SIS POUNDS of Slab, Axe Bar, Com f4, OEA mon Bar. Round, Flat Square Hoop, Band. in fact all kinds If ron for sale on the best terms can be had ill the State Apply to
 June lG, '57 A. T. HUTT. Main street.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-06-13

Notice..

When the present proprictors undertook
the management of the ''Vindicatos,," they
determined to close their aceopnt9, as far
they could, once a year 70 this rcasona-
bic rule none can object. There is no rea-
son that bills should remain unpaid year af-
ter year, and we are certain it arises more
from neglect and forgctfulness on the part
of subscribers than any other cause, 1t is
the advance payers who keep al o3fee up,
and they are not numerous enough to make
the finances of an establishment easy. 1t is
better, too, for all parties, III &ny business,
to close up at least once year, and as VIC
desire TO open new set Of books by the LIST
of July, (the time whcq or year commen-
ces) we hope all persons indebted to US will
settle up the years business. Those who
attend to this notice will he charged but
Too Dollafs, otherwise, they cannot COM
plain if the extra hodf dolia' is charged.
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Severe Test G ood in Lodged Graia aud
fIillY Innh.

eAAtNiONi A. tSt. 5. iNtNs
u Wri8hf-btar Sir n All tAe flrAcr IA TIL,
Reapets, thai consented % take yguls IN trial
very reluctantly. I eommeGeed mY harvest 1,iti,
my neiehhofs an predicting failure. and ready Il,
il worked like . charm through my eatire e1ap al
wheat aad grass. Having ,skeA Il upon tgia., &
subjected II to the setefest test eonld both IA hNSf
lodged wheat and hilly land, in all OF Witch Il wpi
ed % my entire satisfaction. cut about Il aot
a Wheat aud so q grass without any ma5va 81
brcakage, ! worked il with Two horses Miih aresit
deal of ease. | consider il very superior Mewvf.
Ia moving ana it necessary te use the rcei llu s
ming los - prevent the elogsine ef tbs &iift.
Respectfully sear ohedient sslyapt,
MAY = le3i, i. " Gilt.
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Virginia Baptist Association.

The General Association Of the Baptist
Denomination of Virginia, convened ID the
5iy Of ResmoAd on Thursday
The body was c;s.hd to order at 10 oclG
tH the President, Rev j. Il. ,seter, who
read It suitable portion of Ssrptare and
after singing, prayer was offered by Rev.
:, Tyrec, of Powhaim,.
The delegates il attendance were then
called upon ia report their names. when il
.aas a4certaiacd that very full delegation
Ms present The spacons First Bapftst
.'ief3el + .ltis cag,Y stage of the meeting
arattN hllrd tnf' la7aF ether are expected
~ ihr trains vi tic yarious railroads
At,cf the enrolling If the delegates, the
election of officer. va, ento;ed upon with
The following result: Rev. j. =, deter,
President: Rev. Thomas Hume, LIST Vice
eresilcnt Rev T. D. c. Howell. I'd do !;
Josiah pabls, 81 DO Rev G. George, 18th
ia TiiaHas j Stake Treasurer; ~ z.
.Abell, Recording Secretary.
During the time necessarily consumed in
counting the b9iiots, very interesting devo-
tional exercises were Engaged in. Many Of
the delegates we're u.tlch exere.s od, and
mach soiomnity aud deep feeling pervaaed
the asscmblaee,
Visiting ministers from corresponding
bodies were requested to report themselves
Rcy Messrs. Dayton Of Tennessee, T. II.
Pritchard of n c., Furman Of S G., and
others were recognized aud invited to parti-
Hipate IN The 9alibtratinna Gf Il c body. Af-
Ter hich, the rules Of decorun were then
read. as is the ctston. At each session Of the
Association.
The Introductory Sermon was then prcaoh-
Ell nj the First Baptist Church by the Rev.
Thomas G. Keen, Of Petersburg.
iadies H4ated. ladies are wanted out
West. tbs receni census Of st. Louis shows
disparity in the sexes Of nearly I, 900 in
favor of males. BY the census of iowa,
the males are in majority hy nearly thirty
thousand Other States are also calling foy
reinforcements of the fair sex.
Itfaan.-An immense army IF eaterpi-
lars, ofjlark color, the army worm we think
from three quarters to an inch and a hall
long, are eonerogated on the vacant lot on
Wolf street, extending from Catharne to
Brewer In some places there are swarmS
Numbering millions, baekening the ground
and dcvourine the grass and almost every
green thing within their reach
NoytoN Argas
Itqltoinq The house of VIM. II. Bell,
ESQ, in Bells Valley, Rockbridge county,
was struck by lightning on Wednesday
evening of last week. The lightning struck
the end Of tie house. shatterins the Chin
ney and injuring the wall Fortunately the
members Of the family at home We're in the
other PAD II the house aud thus escaped
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Kate Estelge's Soasl!ega Troupe.

This celebrated company will perform in
this place Oh Friday and Saturday evenings,
the 18th and 9th INST at the Town Hall
Their performances are spoken of in the
highest te.ms Wherever they have made
their appearance
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EsgEss9

IN a9.aday evening. the Nh last, III tic
nc.ghborlood Of Bethlehem Church, Mr.
JAMES CLARKE, in the S7th year of his age.
The deceased, at an early period IN his
life, connected himself with the nresbytc-
rian church, aud from chat time to the time
of his death, adorned The doctrines Of God,
his Saviour, by pious walk and godly CON
vcrsation. In all the relationships of life,
father Clarke performed his part well, and
in his death our neighborhood has lost one
Of lis best citizens. The deceased leaves
two children, son and d daughter, and six
grand children, and large number of friends
to mourn their loss. May this dispensation
of a wise Providence, be sanctifcd to tic
good Of those who have been exercised by it..
His mortal remains were inferred at the
new burial ground at Bethlehem Church --
4 funeral discourse was delivered from Pro
verbs, chap II, verse So: THE righteous
hath hope in his death, y
The grave is nov = favored spot
To saints Who sleep in JESUS blessed
Fer there the wicked trouble not,
aud there the weary are at rest =.
81 Staulton aud lIarrisonburg papers
arc requested to copy.
Departed this life, near taq South Bi4er,
on Tuesday last, FROM dyeps9 Of the chest,
Mrs. BErsEY VAUGHN, Ia the 10th year Of
her age. She leaves iarge Eanlily tie mourn
bcg loss
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-06-13
' irginia: At rules holden n the Clerks ofc,
ei the Circuit Court Of Highland County. On til,
first Monday in June, 1857.
William Lockridge, PITT,

John I.ockridge, Def. i
FENiE object Of this suit is tbs recovery Of Judy
nent for the aronnt of tie claim sued for and
to subject sale the Interest Of the said Joln Lock
ridge, in the real and personal estate Of his father
Robert Lockridge, SEN, deed, and it appearing
BY an affidavit made and filed that the defendant
is M, resident Of this State, the motion of the
plaintiff. by his Attorney, i. is efdcrfl, that Tie
said defendant appear here within month after
the publication Of tits order, and do what is neces-
sary TO protect his interest and that n copy o.
this order he published once a week fer four
.lccessiye weeks. in Tie Bepahe,l tiadteator
newspaper Published ia the teWn of Staun en- and
also nested the front door Of che Court f1ase Oh
Highland County the first day Of the next geun-
t. Court. copy feste,
J6=iw \. STEPHENSON, elk.
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FOR IITRE-Thc balance Of the year, q
SERVANT WOMAN, who is a cook, washer and
ironer, or, GIRL, house servant. Home in the
country desired. Inquire Of the Editor. JG-3t
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-06-13

HHHYLAND STATE LOTTERIES FOR 1857.
G0RBIV d, CO., Licensed Agea2,
IRE outhori@ed Ly the Managers to i'll AZ
ort7efs for Pachages, TIchets or Shares -
THE MARYLAND LOTTERIES
These Lotteries drawn IN public IN The city 81
Baltimore under the superintendence Of tie
STATE LOTTERY COMMISSI0NFR
WHO guarantees the faricrs Of tie Drawings, ~ =
the official drawn nunbers3re pubshedin the Jour
mails Of the city Of Baltimore, with lis ecItidca i"
bearing his signature.
ALL PRIZES GUARANTEED u THE STAFF
Ore Tfial o1oy a,ale yoa ideh f"r Ejte
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Eg" The iron horse now pursucs his way
without stop or important deviation from a
direct line from Bangor, Maine, to ]eiler-
son city, Missouri, distance of little over
seventeen hundred miles half az far as 70
London III three LAYS
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-06-13

YETE ARE nov receiving q largo and Desirable
~ @ioc. II GnnGs ontTssup tileverY best stslfs
aad PATTERNS FIR iha srasaa. ta which W. "speriav
i0yitc our fissts and the puhlit generally, being
tisiied our il ses 7iii compare iafofaai3 aii any
stock in town or country.
}. HeANpEHURG ca.
April IS, lsaa--s pee, eaps.
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MA EkEglED.

On the 2Sth ult., by Rev. VIM. Brown,
JAMES w CRAwroRp, ESD, to Miss Caro-
LINE Y, daughter of George Messersnlifh,
ESQ, all Of this county.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-06-13

Bod Prospect HE wheat eraf lctween
Fredericksburg and Port Royal we learn
will prove a total failure. There is hut one
good crop in twenty miles. Here and there
are now good spots. but many farmers will
make no wheat at all. The crops which
looked web ten days ago have turned to
sedgn-no heads to be seen. 0ne farmer
has turned his cattle Ia ca his heat field.
Another who soeed thirty five bushels
won't make a peek. 2 dos, the chineh
bugs cover the ground 4ia are getting into
the corn. II fredericksburg NeUs.
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Gtadaate II t6e Pinto lsia
GRge y Pharmacy
SUCCESSOR TO j. u. W00nl
Wholesale & RETAIL DRUGGIST,
Con. 18th It Main SIS, Richmond Ia.
OFFERS ior sale o complete assortment Of
~ Pure Drugs Medicines and Chemicals, Fan
~ articles Hair, Tooth and Nail Brushes, Paint
Brushes, Fine Segars, Chewing ana smoking To.
baoco Of various brands, Peffdiaery Cologhes, Tx
tracts, Patent Medicines, Ge,, Sc,
Machinery, Burning and Paint ellis,
Pure refined Lard, Sperm and Solar Oils, Linseod
Oil, Spts. Turpeutiue, hest English and American
White lead, Dry Ground Gaprs Window Class
and Patty -A!S0--
Best Indigo, lia4ler and Dye stuas.
He would resneotfllly invite the attention Of
Merchants, Physicians, and ali others in want Of
articles in his line, to his well selected stock which
he IS prepared "a sell upoa the lowest and most a.
'orable terms to cash and prompt buyers All ar
tieles sold viii be warranted as represented and
particular care will be taken in the shipping and
forwarding of goods.
Va Orders from punctual customers respeetfal
y solicited and carefully and promptly filed Al the
lowest market rates. W. JEFFERSON
Richmond, May 23, ls57.-ly.
lust received, 26 doz. Cane Seat Chairs fror
y Boston Of the latest style for sale low by
3 -, 1891. a. d. CHANDLER.
ID AAAS0LS-A large lat II new stgis at
April Is, ls57, - =