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St. Cloud visiter [sic]. [volume] (St. Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-14

hensitle than ,he preacher who desecrates
the sacred desk. l'he average audience
Of an editor is moro than three simes thai
Of a preacher, and h" is then bound, uuder
more than three times the obligations to,
make a good use Of his opportunities.
We are aware that this view of 1hs case
is rather new but il will not always be S..
Editors arc in the habit Of holding up to
public sco'n. atty preacher who sw"rvcs
from ne path ot rectiiude and too often
stating such cases as arguments ayains!
all religious Institutions; while, as class,
they themselves claim almost an immunity
from the obligations Of tile moral law, An
editor may be ii lrunkar1, debauclee G, D.
will!ui perycrter Of the truth duel;st and
what not without l3osing caste or affecting
his popularity, while ,isr very men WHO look
lightly on his crimes and rea<' his da;-
Iy illusions with pleasure would be Shocked
al the idea Of listening TO sermon from
Il man su&p' cte'i of im,norality. People
appeu: 10 overlook the fast tuat it is t.e
Press, n,ors than the Pulpit, which il
moulding this aye; aud stamping upon the
minds Of men tho Impress they shall bear
throughout e'es'ity. Feeling thus the i'm.
poftance and power Of The Press 1t becomes
us to see that it is not prostitA1rd, in eur
hands, to Inv orthy Uses, or the propagation
Of words to Witch we cannot, in all guod ,
faith attach tj'esr full and legitimate mcan~
inr,
St. Cloud visiter [sic]. [volume] (St. Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-14

We have concluded this week to
fill our space with editorial, rs there
are SO many local items calling TO, at
tention also, leave out the leads and
have our editorial set " solid," as Sc
lected matter is usually set. We do
this because our type is SO large
This arrangement gives our readers
more reading matter, and gives as
more space.
St. Cloud visiter [sic]. [volume] (St. Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-14
XT'EARN'S HOTTSE,

'aHIts NEW ASD BEAUTIFUL HOTEL. rs SIT
at"d nson the bluff Just ahGve the Iower Ferry II
the sown Of Saint Cloud commanding one Of the
most beautiful md distant VIEWS ON the Misassilp Hv-
er.ir has been com ctcd only tnw months. amt rh,
proprictor ssnres nli who min. visit this place. tina,
hey shall find clnniy in all resprcts;anh that his
snsiou always TO keep ts above hotel first class
hotel in every respect.
or. STEAREs.
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CLARE & CARLISLE,

C.ANPENT AND sclSsRs
Shop-Cliff street, near 1.owry's landing
You'll respectfully inform se cstizcns Of St. Cod a.
vicinity thafh", ready 60 contract fr the erection Of
my nun'hr, OF buildings ti.e '.cst liberal terms.
Mr. ru1sis having prc, lso in the Eust Architect
and u!er. guarantees sstisacs ion to all VII" amy give
him ca la;,het i'll designing urvate or public e,ce'
uat.s and sfiHca!o:is in,uiShcd. Occ -snco;d story
St. Cloud visiter [sic]. [volume] (St. Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-14
SAINT CLOUD VISITER
MONDAY, JANUARY II, 1858.
Jane Gray Swisshelm, Editor.
70 Subscribers.

Produce of any kind, viii be re-
ceivcd in payment for subscription.
We want potatoes, corn, turnips, hay,
peef, game, fircwood, f,rs, any thing
good to cat or wear, Or usc about the
house.
St. Cloud visiter [sic]. [volume] (St. Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-14

Thrs'en lines Of NonpnreiI are couated
as Il >uuase.'
All transient ad, ertisements nsust be
paid for ia advance
All A1sertisements must he ma rkei for
p'''rNlar length Of time. OR they will be
eoniInned, and charged for, until ordered
out, ana paid
Especial Notices betvre Marriages, or
taking PRECEDENCE Of regular advert; G.
msnts. double the usual rates.
Displayed advertisements one half more
shan n, regular rates.
4nsl5 Ill communications on business
sonnec<ed with the paper 10 be addressed
10 the Publisher,
St. Cloud visiter [sic]. [volume] (St. Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-14

UPPER MISSISSIppI!!!
Head Of Steamboat Navigation &C.
VNIE .Proprietors Of East Saint Cloud
4 are now prepared 10 dispose Of lots
in this beautifully located town, on the
mos, favorable terms. East Saint Cloud
is the terminus Of the air line road rum
ming from the Mississippi river to Supa~
rick City, and passing through the towns OF
Newburgh, Manchester, Brottsburgh, SYRIA.
cuse, Fortuna, Trenton and Twin Lakes;
these towns are growing rapidly and will
bring much trade 70 this point, a. rail-
road TO Superior City will undoubtedly
follow tie direction Of this air line road
in few years, and there is every reason
to believe that railroad will he built by
means Of the recent land grant on the
East side Of the Mississippi, crossing the
river at East St. Cloud TO connect with the
main trunk railway which will touch St..
cloud on the west side on its way to the
Red River Of the North. e. ..G g.. III.
A daily line of stages connect East ST.
Cloud with St. Anthony aud St. Paul. a
Post Office is established here and is now
in operation. ~ = sa~l:
1t' -, III NJ IN N r. sofa 1T: -.
Offers no better opportunity for inyest-
ment than can be found atEast St. Cloud
II ia the starting poin. for expeditions to
the Great Valley of the Red River OF the
North, and will commands d large trade
from that region and also from the ricl.
agricultural valley Of the Sauk River
Valuable improvements arc being made
East st. Cleud. yx~ a.4s>5 @.I,& 7s5.e:
For further Information: inquire Of Col,
John Emerson. at tho East ST. Cloud
Hotel Beede 4 Mepdenhall, Minneapolis;
or The subscriber at the steasns House,
st, Cloud, !
LEO salillI sll IIA Il,
lssAgallt .alldI Allesnasl st,
St. Cloud visiter [sic]. [volume] (St. Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-14

MASON 4 PLASTEREn
hosiGitS. til: patronage OF all persons In nee. G.! the
ac. ices Of practical mason and p!asteserz!is ,s ea
perIehcc in the a!.ov. shes of t,ac, assuscs him
,at he will give universal! ttisa !o all as reacouahi.
all charges eau be dencb by any une.
St, Cloud Jan. !. 1857. IT,,
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Il. Il. BARRETT
tipil yInrialccr &. ,2,,,.raal

t'ifcc on River street f,pwer st. Cloud
n q. Maps OF all SURVEYED Lands, asd r!ut, Of
nc lisa ding Tewns OF Northern MnurSotn car NJ ut
'' re h"G "a my OH'cc Jan. ]. 1857,
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~ y NDEJ.

tNUSIY SURVEYOR < CivII. ENG!NEER
Would respectfully ;n*,s.n ihc Citixena Of S,. Cn,,,
nna ahe public rencraH that he win promptly std fah
niiy attend {" all business eatrUscd to his sare. ,Hec
NJ YraSnf at his residence, Lower St Cloud n. r
St, cloud. Z an. J. 1851. IL
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FOR AALE,

A few eheies lots In the original town
.apf g. Cloud, Price, from $3.50 ~
g 900. 81. .... u. :5s;5ss .s
Y l,,saas fef spls III tho vicinity ef Mn
\ I l " . t.6sg, 4.sy Il
St. Cloud visiter [sic]. [volume] (St. Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-14
N N. SMITH
u LER IN REAL r. TIA r T.

N. N. > M L IL
y T. A LER IN K EAL r. TATE
O'ticn OH River Street. opposite the Ferry,
SAINT CLOUD. ~ r.
Al pcrsous lcslrins TO in,ss, sn Lands Town prop
ersy part o. the e"ntry which sunsurpasscs In soi
and RAPIDLY filling up with mona ,te settlers, ind
avorahc opportunities hy srpEing to the undersigned
Property ar sslc in che towns nj a.ttord st. Clond.
New burg Ersttshurg, Mile Lac, amt all :',e hest paving
IN 's par: ~ the eountry; the location Of which
may he ssen by reiefcd TO the rap.
!annry 1851 ~ ~ SMITH
kDIS EDK SALE.
4 srw choice husiues LOTS for sale in lor~ey St
"A Cloud. Nm SMITH
MILE LAC.
Lots in N.'is Isc ioe sale. chcar Gosh only.
n. n SMITH.
tew lo.s III st. rlou! for salc. For c,,s,, only.
BY Il. 4. SMITH.
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an LIME. LIN Ir.tt .g,|r
a lull supply constantly On hsnd by the
subscribers At thsir kiln In lower 81.
cloud, ..r4t44.,11 o.
ia r. A, SMITH & GO. Z
St. Cloud visiter [sic]. [volume] (St. Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-14

NEAlERs Nv sEAI. EsTATE AND GENERA Al
81 Iaut Agents. Lands ir0uEt.t and sold Land W ar
fsnss TAINTED, Investments nsdc. aud Money v.oane OF
tH'i sstste security nre r TaSlors Building. tol
nrt First Ayeupr and Curtis Street, Saint CIou d. Mir
naa!ta
Ti!OMASr. ALDEN. FRANKLIN sJssnN
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j. i WILSON

j. i WILSON.
.,oaler III Real Estate and G Gencro] Agent
MINNIE apOrIa. Mt.
j AH'jf hiu Trwn i.ns b tight AMI sol! Land War
~ fs''ss lWnt' si re hs "'ahe terts, Investments
teais 'ur tarth-: AZ n d-taucH, whick will insure
~" Per e"nt,- t'nt aNi,!fH.
REFERENCES
lion n. ". Rice, Warrington 'Ity,
WIN. O. I'rstly, New FORK,
Weas's K hs.,'ns, isst fnri, Conn.
jf'rnnfurH, Cha,!.lin L Cn.,i'
" Adsit. Jhtr,..c
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T. HAGAN'S JOHN is out a.

C~k HAGAN'S JOHN Is out ~.
sx2~ of the ring. The question will "a
b. asked, Why2 1t is written, the laborer is wor'
thy of his wages and why should man toll for
naught? Thankful tcF past iayors, and con:inu
''Rise Jupiter, and snas6 the Aoon!'
HAGAN'S JOHN still retains Greek Nation, will
all its laws and indelible rights, for it is written
that self preservation is the first law OF Nature. -
Why should man despair. long rs there is rect
to uniurl for he knnweth not his destinyf There
fore have commenced my old business GA 18th
row 10 a six horse Colch-wll hire out, sell. trade
and take Horses on lpery-will be ready to trade
for any thing from Il goose yoke UP TO a blind OK
Barnnm with all his humbugs aud Walker, with his
reuown, is nothing to compare 10 HA
CAMS JOHN career, which y9u will hear more
JOHN HAGAN,
ia lQ-~ts Greek Nation.
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COAL.

CHEAP ENGINE FUEL.-Fine Coke
" delivered at 6 cents per bushel. If mixed with
a small nrouorton of bituminOus coal, it makes II
very economical fuel for steam engines Yards, cor
ner 10th street and Basn end 9th and Byrd streets
;as~ts JN0. \. WERTH. Agt
DEDUCTION IN FUEL.-We have on
II hand a full supply of excellent HARD COKE.
which will be delivered for the balance of the
AZ "a 80 per load At this price it is beyond compa
risou the cheapest fuel to be had for close Stoves
Cooking Ranges and Heating Furnaces
g. Yards corner l9th street and Basin, and 9th
and Byrd streets. JN0. }. WERFH Agent.
do Ats
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PROTECTED BY ROY

L AL Letters Patent of England. and secured by
the Seals If the Ecole de Pharmacie de Paris. and
the Imperial College of Medicine, Vienna. Triese-
mar No is a remedy for Relaxation, SperDatorrie,
and Exhaustion of the system. Triesemar Mo- Of.
iectualy, in the short space of three days complete
ly and entirely eridicates all traces OF those disor-
ders which copa-ia and cubebs have so long been
thought andote for to the ruin of the health OF
vast portion Of the population. Triesemar No Sis
Continental remedy for that class of disorders
which unfortunately, the English physician treats
with mercury to the inevitable destruction of the
patients constitution, add which all the sarsapara
In the world cannot remove Ttieseniar Nos !, 2
and 3are alike devoid of taste small, and OF All
naIiseatng qualities. They may lie on the toilet Ia
BILE without ills!r use being suspected. Sold 10 TN
cases and divided in separate doses, as administered
by Velpeau, iaIleman, Roux, Ricord SC. &C. Price
s. each. OF four in one Tor -, which saves 81
and in S27 eases. Sold by Dr. IL A BARROW, No
I57 Prince street, few blocks west OF broadway,
New York. Immediately on receipt Of the amount.
DIR will forward the So of Triesenar, and the
large sizes, carriage paid, thus iDsuring genuine
European preparations The 81 cases also sent: but
not free of carriage. Consultations usual. from
eleven A NJ till two = M fron four till eight, NJ,
at NO Isl Prince street, few blocks west of Broad
way. Sold alsO by
nah ou-dI2Iu Richmond
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rtihcate OF packaRe OF TO whole T1ckets,
" 10 half
10 quarter
Ia eighth
In nnnRnfsa TIcs rrs on CRRrIFInATEA

in ORDERING TICKETS OR CRRTIFIoATEs.
Enclose the money to oursaddress for the TickeIs
ordered receipt oi which they will be Forwarded
by first mail. Purchaserscan 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.
So Purchasers viii please write their signatures
plain and give their Post Office, County and state.
60 Remember that every Prize is drawn and pay
able In full without deduction.
So All prizes of 81 800 and under paid immediate
y after the drawing Other prizes at the usual time
ofthiTty days
All communications strictly confidential.
Address orders for Tickets or Certificates TO
g. SWAN h CO, Augusta. da
~ Persons residing aear Montgomery Ala, OF
Atlanta Georgia. can have their orders hlied aud
save time, by addressing s. SWAN h Co, at either
Of those cities
&C. A list of the numbers that are drawn from the
wheel with the amount Of the prize that each ID
entitled to- will be published after every drawing in
the following papers: Tho Augusta (ia) Consti-
nationalist New Orleans Delta, Mobile Register,
Charleston Standard, Nashville Gazette, Atlanta
inteliigeucer, New York Weekly Day Book. Savan-
nah Morning News Richmond Dispatch. New York
Dispatch aud Padding Miss Clarion mh "A
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JAMES M. CARTER,

y HOUSE. SION AND AlNTEE
GLIDER AND GLAZIEk, CORNER FRANZ
I'm AND l4TH STREETS, 0PPoSfrE THE
EXCHANGE HOTEL.
The subscriber returns his thanks % ms tricuds
and the public for the liberal share Of patronage
bestowed on him for the last sixteen years ;tni nat
ters himself 10y strict attention to business 10 merit
a continuance Of their many faSoia. lie has on
hand stock OF fresh Materials and Is receiving
nom the North constantly Leads, Zines. White ana
CoIored Varnishrs Window Glass. Japan Tins. Dry
Paints, nc Sc. which he would be Pleased to work
M on the most favorable terms. having as compe-
tent wurkmen as can bC uund in any other Ike es.
tablishnient MIR Samuel Snyder. who is SO Well
known in this city, will continue TO assist IN the bus
meg and can always be found at the shop. oid
Chairs, Walters, NC, neatly painted and regilded.
Transparent Window Shades, richly embelllshed
and lettered furnished TO order. nw,n
"a 26--3m JAS Nj OahlEb'
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nRAWINa, PERSPECTIVE, &o.--The
IL nndersigued respectfully offers his services
In giving in Drawing, Perspective, Charo
Scnro Sketching from Nature. &c, the following
terms.
private lessons of one hour at............, 81 90
When taught in classes Of lot less than five
UupIlS Gael 10
Night class, three times u weeE, for each
month, payable in advance .........,.....,, 3 90
The use Of field instruments aud typographical
drawing taught.
Reference: Rev. Geo Woodbridge.
please eage orders communications at the Ex-
aminer Office. f. l6-tsl JOHN GRANT.
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pGayy XATUKDAY IN APRIL

54S5 prizes. amounting TO 8SOVU
whole Tickets SO; Halves IS; Quarters " 81.
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.
The Numbers from to 54,HD corresponding with
those Numbers the Tickets printed on separate
slips of paper encircied with small tin tubes and
placed in one Wheel
The first 4J7 prizes similarly printed and encircied
are placed in another Wheel
drawn from the wheel of numbers, and at the same
time Prize is drawn from the other wheel. The
Number and Prize drawn out are opened and exhibit
ed to the audience, and registered by the Commits
sioners, the Prize being placed against the number
drawn This operation is repeated until all the Prizes
are drawn out
APPROXIMATION PRIzEs.-The two preceding and
the two succeeding numbers to those drawing the
first Prizes will be entitled to the % Approxima
.on Prizes. For example: 1t Ticket No. ii $50 draws
the $40 900 Prize those Tickets numbered 28, 249
II ISL Ii 252 will each be entitled to Si00 IL Ticket
No $50 draws the $50 900 Prize, those Tickets nual
bered BIS 549 $751; $50 will each be entitled TO $500;
and 30 on, according to the above scheme.
The $500 prizes of 500 will be determined by the
la. figure 0fthe number that draws the S70N prize.
For example: If the number drawing the $70,eG0
prize ends with No. I. then all the Tickets whore the
number ends i'll !, will be entitled to $50 1.-THE Nun
ber ends with No. then ali the Tickets where the
number ends in q will be entitled to $50 and on
toe
Certificates packages will be sold at the following
gates which lie the risk:
Certificate of q package ofl0 whole Tickets, $50
hslN
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STATE OF VIRGINIA. CRY OF LYNcHBURG. To WIT
This day Robert @ Mitchell. Cashier of the Mer
chants Bank OF Virginia, personally appeared be-
fore the undersgp Vi Justice of the Peace for said
city and made oath that the above statement OF the
condition of said Bemk, for quarter ending 3Ist of
March last correc to the best OF his knowledge.
Given under my and this 81 day of April. ls5S.
HEN RY o. SCHO0LFIELD, j. T.
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S60N REWARD.-JEFFRIES AN
QQOJO TInQTE apECIEIC NJ Yrnrp q. e.. .i.0

cure OF Gonorrh0a elect. Structures and similar
disorders IL makes speedy without the least
restriction OF diet. drink exposure change In ap
plication to business. The proprietor challenges
single case OF recent Gonorrh,ea which the mixture
viii not cure, under forfeiture Of 500. Further
the disease cannot be contracted if desc otthe Mix
ture is taken when exposed. Repeated experiments
and long experience have proved that it will radi
caly cure any case which can be produced. This
desirable result is obtained i'll from two to ten days
and as II neither creates nausea oftends the pal
ate and renders unnecessary all deviation in diet or
Interruption to usual pursuits, sound sleep or heal
thy DIGESTION the nuisance is thus removed as
thorough and permanent cure. Its ingredients are
entirely vegetable and no injurious effect, either
consttutionally or locally, can be caused by Its
use
Price 81 per bottle. Sole agent for New York, g
III Ring. No 92, Broadway, corner oil John street.
TRCALLENDER, corner OF Cd and Walnut SITS,
agent for Philadelphia. -
Soldby FISHER WINSTON,
70 Richmond Va
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MANUFACTURES.

cSHHG GEO. a. AlNSLlE-Would
6a59--sf respectfully invite the attention Of his
friends and the public generally to his large and
fashionable assortment of GARRlAGES, BUGGIES.
&C. This work is manufactured i'll this city. by Coli
pptent woYkmen aud out of the best material.
call from those desiring to purchase is requested
AilSO-A second Inland six seat CARRIAGE and
HARNkSS III good order, for sale low.
GEO. 4. AINSLIE,
Coach Maker, 10th street,
ia o6-2m between Main and Cary.
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We, the undersigned, members OF the Board o. ",
reetors Of the Bank Of Rockbridge believe the ap"'e
account 10 be correct. xnau
sAM,I Med REID,
UtGH BARCLAY.
a sicD MOORE,
DLH0PKtNs.
gr arg oyaytRgrsIk. Copyry OF RocKgRipGE. TO WIT
This day, John II Myers, Cashier q the b'ns NJ "
Rockbridge, personally appeared before me nat M
tary Public In and for said county anu hs a =, nis
that the above statement Is true to the best Oh ms
knowledge and belief ,r...;, ,sss
Given under my hand this 81 day Of April isos
~ JlysFPH u STEELE. +.
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ap9-In1
no COUNTRY MERCHANTS.

ELLETT, WALLER, DREWRy CO.,
Solicit the attention of merchants visiting RICH
Moxp to their large and well selected stock of
SPRING AND SUMNER DRY GOODS. most Of
which has been bought ia thn Northern markets,
under the depressing influences of the recent pahic
at AUCTION and for CASH, at very low prices. To
which weekly additions viii be made by the agency
of their house in New York. Bell, Brooks, Pace
Co. Their facilities such as to give them all AL
vantage of the changes in the market, aud their
prices to the CASH AND PROMPT e MONTHS TRADE, they
are satisfied, cannot be undersold by any Regular
housp In this country. They earnestly ask u cal
from the merchants who wish 10 purchase
Store No. II Pearl street.
rob 10 -ts Richmond. Va.
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1898. SfhiNo TRADE 1893.
ROBERT j. DENNY,
DEALER IN
Hardware, Cutlery, Guns, House
Furnishing Goods, &c, dc.
1888.

oUOub, cLC., c[C.
No. 215 Main Street, Richmond Va.
Has now in store his entire Spring stock of Eng.
lish German and American HARDN ARE, selected
with much care, purchased exciu lively Cor cash on
the most favorable terms, and adapted especially
20 this market, which | respectfully invite all in
want TO examine before purchasing. assuring them
ofmy ability aud deierninatien TO sell as low any
regular house whatever, and Ut my best effort 10
give satisfaction.
In FARMING IMPLEMENTS, have large and
superior assortment OF Wedding Killing and Grub
hing Hoes Gardening Tools. Haud Flows, Shosets
Spades Forks and Rakes, 6rass anil Grain Scythes
aud snaths Axes Chains and all other such articles
usually foHud in my line.
I'm H0US GOODS, ::also. my stock
is large and commanding. yiz: Tea Trays and Wal
tiers. L iiet Sets Jappanpad Tin Ware, Cutlery,
Fine Ivory Kuiyes, in dozens aud sets, double pa-
ted Forks and Spoons. Brushes Hair aud Feather
busters. Tubs. Buckets. Mats. Broonis. Cooking
Uts ns;ls, &C. &c.
And ia BUILDING MATERIALS. particularly,
ann constantly prepared with "a coIapiets assnrt
ment, viz: Locks Of every seription. Bolts. Hinges
Screws Iron and Brass Rail, Shesyes. screw. siie
aud Axle Puiings, sash Cord, Cut and Wraughf
Nails and Spikes aud li ether articles for building
purpns. $ tngether With Tools Of all kinds
Ajso AGENT for the BALTIMORE HE'LL AND
BRASS WORKS, and am constantly supplied With
ALI kinds of Steam Water and aas Cocks. steam
Whistles. lie. &C. Orders carefully ami promptly
attended 10 ROBERT j. DENNY,
apis No ap5 Main street. above the Ranks
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j. r. GENTRY. - = D - /
GENTRY & WALKER, Commission anu
VI oKy4RplNG MERCnA NTs-tive their persona
ttnton 10 the ale of tobacco. Wheat, Corn, fnorr
&C ptiC" Lou" Oh ' ap Tins
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u ceiyes deN0aEs on which Interest Is Daid AZ the
rate OF 6 per east per annum, IL Remaining on De.
post six months, ad per eeat Tor shorter psseds
OFFICERS: joel s. VI atkins Cot Price Walk insl Pro-
larry. - II ~ f. &f s9fe ~
DIREcrsss: Ro. A.. Paias (of Kent, Paine 4 Go y
nsgnanlf, r B. Price. w. A. Jalkins. WIN. Ira
Smith. 80 41ssgI.. s.sa
once At 2. B. Prices Book siose opposite Amsri-
can Hotel ssassss4 ap l0--lm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-23
"a SADDLE AND HARNESS

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ETH&A MANUPACr0RY.- SAMUEL y. cor
III EZN TRELI., wholesale aud retail. No lis
Main street, Richmond, Va, returns hi
thanks TO his old friends and the public generally
for the very liberal patronage he hss received At
their hands for the last sixteen Years, and
them that be is at present better prepared 60 ecu
modafe them than ever, FROM the fact that he has In
his employment tho very best hands, and asos hODo
but the best materials.
He has always On hand good supply Of all quail
ties of articles usually kept ia his line which will
lie sold rs low they can be- purchased nywhero.
lie invites the public aud is old friends and cnst1
mprs 20 give him call. A silver medal has been
awarded to him by the Mechanics Institute. at its
two last exhbitions-hOnorabe testimonials Of the
sk i'll and fidelity of the work done in his establish
ment. SAM'LS COTTREBL,
f. I7-d6cw3m No lis Main 1T.