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AUCTION SALES.
BY DICKINSON, HILL g. CO, AUCT.
BY d. VI. PULLIAM 4, co, AUCTs.
BY HECTOR DAVIS AUCT
BY GODDIN & APPERsON, AUCTs


I nr
LGS ~ ED fRiVATE DWELLING AND VACANT
G EonH uS clay. MARSHALL AND llth STREETS
Tue leque.t OF the proprietor, will sell public
su Si On the premises. on TUESDAY, the 18th
us sy Q. .r sS is , at O'clock p NJ ii fair
owned and occupied by the late John Wickhh and now
~ the occupancy OF Mr. John P Ballard The lot front,
lie feet on Clay street on tn. Wr-, linz ot lin
street 80 leet and has iron, Marshall street Of 40
and surveys tO be the Office nj Tho smr,;n,rs
he dwelling not only large but has every y,odra y
prOrenent and ID now ir the ere, order The hiJd
Ing lots are beautifully situated 1t may be truly stated
that the foregoing Real Estate 10 equal To- the b, ~ ,,.
city 1t 10 well and favorsbly known that ,nr,br H.
scrption is deemed uselss From until the hour OF
sale servant will be In attendance Us To .bo
premises TO those DESTROYS al examining the -sm.
TEpMs-One-sixth cssh; balance ri o. H. IL - and 10
months, tor negotiable notes. interest added payable
semi annually secured by trust deed The taxes and
insurance Tor 1858 to be paid BY the purchaser Po.r.
sion will be- given In lew days after the sale
EY-The particular attention oi the public is called to
this sale.
J. Sin few days after the sale Of the Rcsi Estate
all the FURNITURE belonging the establi.hmen, will
be sold at auction. Ofthe time due nocs III bs
given
March l9-.ltds GODDik a AppFRSDS
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GEORGE I. HERRING'S.
COMMISSION AND GROCERY STORE,
No. 3d. MAIN STREET.
uyEEpS always on hand full stock Of Groceries, to
which he invites his and the public gene
raly Also pays strict attention to the sale OF country
reduce and prepared TO furnish grain bags to his
friends who wish TO send their grain TO him to sell
GEO. |. HERRING,
Auy A-ctf No. Sc, Main st.
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" HOsrKTTRRs BITTERs.-In the presep

~ HH"'H HsH "' - III Hhs''-IH tue Pltseut
state of the weather gentle invigoator 10 often
ssntal preserve the balance of the system and
daily the digestive organs If all those In whom those
important organs dsarranged try Hosetter
Stomach Btters, they would consult their interest by
doing So hosetters Stomach Bitters correct the sPP
impure secretions regulates the bowels gives strength
OF body and vgor OF mind and the wonder OF the age
for dsspatng dyspepc tendencies In all Of ply
steal pro.raton papitaoa dizziness great fatigue etc
It 10 surprising how soon the patient finds relief No IA
my afford to be without It, requires no addition OF
spirts Sold In full quart bottles by all hetel. grocer
druggists, &c. Extremely paatsble
For sale by all principal druggiss. and dealers Qener
ally. March ll-d&cw6
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MEPHISTOPHOLES,
lIETR0POLITAN Hail.

VISIT FROM THE CENT EMAN IN BLACK.
,.s,,,I.. .............M Miss Sallie 81. Clair
.......-.......Mi Miss Salie ~. Clair
Mia allie 81 Clair
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EsAyR YOUK HORsEs:-"wO take grea.

e. SAVE YOUR HORSES-"Wo take great
pleasure recommending the Mexican Mustang Linimeu
valuable and indispensable article for sprans Sores
Scratches Calls Horses. Our have used 1t for
Burns Bruises Sores Sti Joints and Rheumatic
Palms. and all say 1t acts like magic We use no other
Liniment wv HElTT,
Foreman for American, Hsrndens and Wells, Fargo
Co.'S Express"
Genteman:-I had negro worth 81 200 who took
cold from a bad hurt and useless for over one
year, had used everything could hear Of without beue
it, until tried the Mustang Lniment 1t has perfectly
cured him. and can now take the above price for him.
Respectfully yours, JAMES TORRANCE.
Every Planter Teamser aud Family should have this
invaluable article Sold By all respectable dealers every
where
BARNES g. PARK
March ll-daclm Proprietors, New York.
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FAUOUIER FARM FOR SALE.

FAUQUIER FARM FOR SALE.
TIME subscriber offers for sale his Farm and Resi-.
u dsncp adjoining the the town of Wsrrenton, Eau.
auier County, Va The Farm contains 265 acres, and
lies between the Rsppshannock Turnpike and the War.
ren,on Springs Turnpike thus giving facility for grazing
unity to Wsrrenon, it Is very well adapted grazing
town cattle and finds ready market In Warrenton for
al its products.
The House 10 entirely new, having been completed in
september, 1856 1t will compare isvorsby with any re-.
sdence in the State There il Servants house, with
ak good rooms Both houses Of brick, with every
convenience. The Stable sixty by forty feet with base
manl size. Mas every convenience for Farming,
Grazing Dairy Address subscriber at Wsrrenton Va
NAT. TYLER.
Fob
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FERTILIZERs, FERTILIZERs.

FERTILIZERS, FERTILIZERS.
1--WE are now receiving fresh supplies Of No. Peru
w Wan Gusno, Baltimore A Inspection White and
A. A. Brown Msxicsn Guano; Columbian Guano. and
Rhodes Super Phosphate CT Lime all Of best quality,
and sale hitherto In lots suit purchasers by
SCHAER, KOHLER CO.,
Feb l3-c&dlm No. lls, CMy Street,
DHODEs' SUPER PHOSPHATE OF LIME
II good supply OF this valuable Fertilizer, which
recommend especially to growers OF Tobacco now re
ceiving and for sale BY sCHAER, KOHLER co,
Jan % Sole Agents for Richmond.
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z. II. WINSTON.
lMMISSION MERCH

r. L.
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
VXYIIL give his personal attention the sale Of CORN
" WHEAT, TOBACCO, OATS, or any Other COON
try produce entrusted 10 his care.
Also Sole agent for Rersss MnHipniat,d Gnd"o.
ER-Ofhce Fisher s Winston's, l.j Main St, Rich
mOnd, Va. Feb l2--dS c1m
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hereby certify that the hes, OF my knowledge and
belief the above named guarantors are good and stuff
Client. . =
Signed E'f.
March l5-dtMayll
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JAMES RIVER ESTATE FOR SALE.


JAMES NJ TAYLOR, & SOW, Auciioneers
March s-td5
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SIN 8iiaerfcre $50. 3, Soutb @ublir.

. S" ~NtNTNA EAN wv ~ SCAlV SAVItksR .L
neeen her s prrefp rnbtnt.S fftee
rnp etnt9e e9bibe Bu @ff4tnten ltb ei8nenbs Bidder
D~prr1tbte.
Die erGse s pttafde pra6tbtbe nit SIuHra.
ttpnsn BON S. S6uprr, Mler. Strr6uber Gnr an.
bern Wietfern. Dsutldss RdttOnaI> QBert. St6.
ner reid pergpIpeter Wdrpauinbb. nit @plbf6R. $500
Die 8EbIerf6e II9emetue @pIfSsStt.
berbtbet %baasrheft unb faRa in 9eber eetnne.
nit 66ltts n .r $50
IS pettes gDerfe. Deutfde Srtatnnlauss. 8 BE.
nil Statlfiden rpn 8auIba6, balls MarSecpbbe. 1890
Disielben tn + 8dnSen philadelphia &usgabe, afpafs.
tin BGnbe, reid p~er9ehet 500
Dte1eten. @rtta f6e NuS3abe tn s 8dnbrn' rst6 Der.
euteete bolc Marpceo6dnte NIT gOlbidnttt 1000
; MFRS Werte in 2 8dnber, SriBtnaGdUsaabe,
r bdlb 8alFleeertdnbe Ta $50
0efi II 8 Werfe, 2 Gble in f'Bb., f6pr aebunh. as
8 % erie, SdHner Mpudelinbb. mit @era. $50
3f6pffes 50 erts, 3 8Gnbe, elegant aebunben $50
% alter Scptt$ aus8eIp. RVm1ne, 10 belle, eMs
giant eebIueen 6,75
8etnete Ser 5u6S, ~tlIRrtrt,s reid u. sef6mad-
Spl 9e5nnbtn SEQ
Iniidien Der Metropolis @tt6er WiOufeliubanD,
edrS neu - - SEQ
D ~uiIsrs s. ef6t6teber Deutf&en nit pie.
len 6pliIbnttt. reid %pereGIoeter 6aIbrarpeepbb. $50
9Denbts 8tlter-NtldS Der QGnper-, @ei6tbtS.
unn 8Slfertunbe In elmer Wappe nit Cert 6.25
/ il M m els iammtltGe 2Dert, S6tuer Aue91be4
8be balb MdrpecU . 800
SsrpuS Werte, 10 8Gnbe, BAH Rarprcp, sebunb.
nit Stdbtfi6en 4.5O
5bafespearr's gDerfe, is Sdabe NIT StatlAiden
6aIbmdrctcpbee 900
@5tbes, G6taerS, PeneuS, Sretit8r1tb9, SIrgerS -. Webtdte
Spiners Obpdee ppa gpB, etne babl4e Guspabl pgn Su.
seub(6rtften. &c. tc.s CDe2t-Sl
e. Nf+ g.. Nrmbrmiter.
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Us. 81. Gdbniot, SO. 55. 81. @otftr,.


- nr btT 3ipnss8trde g~sgenGber
.salnpreh!t fttnen 5reunbeu, ippte benz ~seetrten @ubTiuun I'm
fir bic fOnme nben Gehta9e fem neueS, rpnhGn.
ot9'is Eager pom febft impDrttrtsn beutfben 8aGsrn, aupfer.
perfen II. Z. No., afS~ 4 y - + ~ +
~ 81 = IN a9eH @r6Bsa, pra&trDa 8ebunbsn, nit unb Ubne
.eutberif&e u. fattpffFde @sB ct nub @nto6tsbHder.
3 10 WIGS StRnbtn Ter Nnbp6t, elegant eebu- ben,5
Qterer'S untptr fat 9eriipu NIT atlas, ee6nnbeu.
|SrD ubauS Rpnperlat ipnss 2erifpn, 8ebunSen .". .-
% teganb's ...f- rUp.
H&I1fftfer .Bef am M elite merle unb g ebt6te.
tn pra dtSpfteu @tntduben nit unb pbne
e @plb nttt, ais: @Gtbes, Sdt0er'9, QefTno's. Sad
l1nbcr's 8ulm.r RS Euraer's, 8orpn's, G6omifo,s
9auH'S, 5eine'S 9Dmer's Sean Ndut'S, Rprner,s 9nnoI
betn's, Statsspeare's uno Stlr6's g0erfe, 8itpffe,s @SS.
Sslen. @nersd6's DprfgfiGidten, 2enau's, Erfiltorotb's
H9l1ne.e' 0eteeis,r 8intes'S une @~tdmiF0's Geei6te,
9tfeAe'S prauta @noetfons Qintsr lbenb. ~GefdiSten'
Ttnte'e DITTO TER 6aB &c. &C. &c.
RDsmca nit atlds. 200 beutIhe WSnner.s
IDuasrS 8elbtdtt bs beut5Gen Bottles, S6mob's { daen bra
Mteg ts II. T. ~. I'D
SO Gts.- ne 0'
9 pltstalenber fir 1858 son Rteris, eteFens, gpsber
@ubib, Sapbter. 8renenbt. y I'LL $500
Eai9er bidder fur 1857 Gno 1858, ais: @prltd, 4gteQiebden
%erente Wein, Mbetntfdes 8a1henbub. '
IEtnbcr unb uGenbfhrfft In auEersrbsntf6,
grocer IuSpobi nit pradtrpQ fslprirten Sttpern.
tlberb0aeu iuulnintrte unb fdpar;e, ;un Nus,, ,tsr
UNI 9prtfpItps s, Slid unb 8arbefe1sn1 rIp
aante Sdrttb u. .3eiDenbudtr, feline aemalye 0rigfbSasn.
i3u ertabrsmn d en-. 4Splbf6aun, 3lttterpaSier
SS%lan8in8, 5tsqres, @ampeImdnnsr @aRuneen fir Rna.
Ben u. f. ~. ""
gu sabtr,idsn 8efud e~iHtubenb, perFasrt Sic srDmst,s,
8ebtennna %. 81, 6Nmtot, '"TN
80. So. grrtb @Aqtr. Der 3tpnSfir9e %aeacndter.
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@YnaRf1retfe.

8aIt mOrss q. Jaa.
MebL.-Sowarbfr. Sup. $3.50 SbtcS4.oo
Gttp O1ias $3.50
0rpmtlo egrtra S5.2~5-$5.5Oper 6aB.
characteristics
RDrnmebl, biei. 1912 @purtrp 1926
@etreioe. g8ei5el rpt9er, 10o@112&tS
netBer lis bis 125 @t8. Bette Srrte fhr
6arntlp 1870 bis 135 Gt8.
Gprn -spetBe8 pnb selbes $3.50 @t8.
otteS ne. Be8 5OG52 Sic.
Observation-Disclosures 75Gts.; DtarpaaaO
20 gt8. Ter 8uIRl. ntdt am Yfartt'
Safe. -31036 Gt8. per guidel
f-RuSIien $2.25r.E. ~n.123@13@tS
per 9fb. Wfanila 81 Gtaper PTp.
n. R~leeiaamen $5.5005.62i 6lat8'
Iaamen$1. 7O@1.60; 9i1ttet9p S2.Zo-5o.
gpbnen $1.52-50 per gHif7el.
grb{en 81. Is Bis pr Cad. u SuFAeD
Sppfen1O Gts. bu8 Bfulp.
8rnnaiiiopen 8attc. Bafeo DfeB@8eei
400. mefferilzg ST.; ger.1 $14@15
gerGnherte8 Observation-Disclosures
$685. 5dulter Is; Seiten SO; Sdtafen
10 Bis 103 Gts.
npaerdnderte8 9dlDeirsle1fd, Sdulter
6gt8.; 9eiten 7@@t8.; SAinfen1o-19eta,
@6mal3 IN 9e9s 1911 @tg:
r-gBelfern 13015@t8. 0laDe8 1870
90 gt8; Rp1 20022 Gt8., 8cIben 25@t8
safe. 0eltern 9 Bis 10, Galtern 8 q
1OG.; 124013 Cts fir @naltId Dairp.
9affee- 8Qir Biz gutter 6tp 81 bts1O4-T
6efe @crte 1O01OA@8, 5aea 1917 @tS
Qaauapra i21012 GtS.
NeiS- 3803B@t8. per Bfunb.
2uder- gutter @uta 6@6.75 Bortc Rtcc
$3.50; out oreindr 6.75; fein 800
RQfinirter Builder Baltimore 9tefts
nerb ertra fem in SUIT iii; in Stide
1O4 eefr6en 104 srrb 10@ ; meiB croiz
mar 81 !; eelb 81; Gir 20 crer mebr SAP,
beim ein3duen Sup un s Gt8. b0ber). Sir
gclo Deer HenzYcrf. @elp fpiro J pro@eut
premium erlaubt.
Wola15eS, 9iefinen AZ biz 40 cts
Orleans 30. 27-29
gBbi8feb- Sbtp 20021 Gents.
9um-45 Gts. per @alirre.
Trddte.- @etrrfnete Iepfel $3.50 fur
ae1ddlte 8eades 1904; Gritnen S $3.50 RE
Bor, Gitrpnen 1926.
Tabaf- Marplanb orb. - gut orr. $730
81 ; uittel big gut mittel $1O@11; gut BIG
fem braun S11013 fein $13015. Vap
orb. bic fem $903O. Sbio ORB, BIB gut
ORR. solo; mittel big gut ROTH $104012;
IStIt Idly $4OO1O Sut "a" W." NHHt' \
10 sit bis fetn 8elb $20@25.
Ale q 8Orter. ScDtd Vile IN Bt1tt,
$t.7E. Qcaopn Sort X Quarts 1915 per
D1teuD.
Qeber- @pomid Spbten 2703o Gents
&aub 2eoer 22025, SaibFel ROB $12-20 pet
Dueenp, sefiniIdt S 20 80, Stabt se'
Itladtet o~e9ertte8 Seblleber 1913.
3eiie, eiAene $45 fit fur5e, $50 fir 9ep. PER
1910.
~43gts per @anDn,
GDblen Stun Of Wline 5000; feline
$50; Qump 1925. 81
Oupnp- (224O per Tonne Berubiantldef
S65; goIumbtantlder $40 (prp 1000 Ytp.
Nlr faniidcr $1,000.
Sci unb Gtrp o. Tir1ptbfzSen $15 bis
$16 in gallen, Sleebeu s14 Bis IS Ro8s
gen It u $16. 9aferfrCb $12, Wetaen>
1trph $10-12. far Hsa
@ads- 81 bis 20 Gts. ba8 Bfb. hi
S~ettfebern, CUTE Sprte, 45050 @t8. bal
Yfuup. sf .s
Eats & l5tearinsgi6te-13015 Ste.
fiji. % itern, 1915 Gt8. fir bieftseS;
Stearin 12H @t8. per 9}fp,
Roblen. = Gumberlanb $4-4S5 an 2cuilf
9rint. s~Infracite Gcblen iinb I'M 6alen.
9nfetail 8laf Deamonp 1915. Qebi9b IS.
25. = Srrao Mcurtaiu 1913 - Sgtens
@pll y, Gbcrt Ofcuntaiu 1913
Qnmber. WeiR Tannen $1-25.3O. Gang
Otiu outings $13-25. Ching Gibbs.
Semlcf $10.50-11. pcplur @bai8 4lanf
f10-208 3cll unp Scuntlin9 $15-17.
Gbeis 8annen STORING 1922. G9in9leS
$5-64.
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s. abrz s. reile:
per @t{eabatn 1nb
Gar, per gtfeaDa5a.

"a Cur ~teIpnDeleu &enntnlBnabme.
@iupanterer uup Ret|enbe fpQtra febr oorit0tt8 ieIn, sbe
lie hire piaette faufen uRb fOQten lieielbea nr pn fOl@en
araeitelttea Seauten taufen, melae pm tpren Sepalte lsbsn,
nj, t abr Sn Wtafle,n rrcr 8pifdentra8ern, "a u. ioHt es
Sefebr ~uusselest fnh, bef@mtnfelt gu rsFfea UNI Tyr 0el0
nminnt %auSSeben. 5t
Durdfabrt8z gilette
mad eleu She len bcs Qeeft ns finb gu BADEN tet
@b. &. 5ileebrambt,
Ge~nca(&gmigran Aeent pr Salttmpres unb
Shtp@&t entahn.
SaH3ofs Set. 81, Tbame8ftr., 8altimore.
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geue unc fd36ne @aereg.
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asaa4sa &~Gnftete, Btptber u. Go.
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fnssn oFt N1fmstfa1a tsit Det gdufGr auftpr nsuss uab etsaan
q EaGet p0n 6ancs.~ grttfeIn, au&Bsti&nftsu ~sglbenta Eftsr
rafG@tb"g:n SHwe!erttn &C., pti&c Es Esust9 Don &aaDPa twg ct
t9rteH. GGrun!et F~.inbta I'D eefGaadHSa Bsarocttets feGnsS
sS~tn&eeS aEtts ahetfaf{ta anb stearrsa' Rap{slN, eaDteS
spnpanfprS, Gattsaasranfs, gprtsapnaatss, Gins;i6e 8aGe
u arpass NukreaL 10 ws etns ret5t Gansaa!nng pom basfas
Srrna,asHFei1 4'drmcr.Sretsten, f5!ntfaeta Defsr, Grtsbs
ger gcrssne!. gBaaren, DanaenfG6ern EpexnsG erIpeitsssn be
getsntE:tst una y ssabetn soIbtnt 5eberu, Yo1tfog!ps, Qtausnr
sefStstn sntt SGGtasn Enb !lttaeh GtGisrn.
8GlSene fgbeeu~ s
SON Ben beSsE g2et4srn &urppas 0~uaefertiet rait fSFcretsAf
ss1laebaufsn,t dr bs@tn @dtssaraat'rt slit, aaStn aaeu @sr
20 p~srr6ttsa.
Dra>b&ooue autUeles1, s.
aaiG os,a nfusatn Sttie, son Gsnbon, gGrtA, Cent rnb gDie,
tIspostsrl, 'Dfnst tet@t S8asAafG&sn anfeier t8ener Eebttf.
ss@Ys. w astsIttptss gstGsr, P6ftIn. @atgsf Saetin =
epn uaS fetsh T0hrtstrt. spDfur ns eiae 9Rst0kNe. bGe 4Ebf
prat4iata bet Der hteTsen susfeaans BIS Wdsstoas> Snaitutt
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0iienbabne Is.

Midti3 fiji. ginpaueerer uno 97eiience.
GrfpdruiR BON Belt, OelO - -
Aa1SA uap GntferArlg 1 49,
81 @ eur6 bic
AaIftmpre. uHe SbtOs Sifenbabn.
uaD dleu Sbriien De8 Meiens
uher Ii
Barfetsbur9 unb Marietta, cner geuppob,
Wbeelin9 uno Columbus.
DE Baltimore unb Dbtps@ tlenbabn bietet benz retlenben
pu6 ifam bic srbBten 8prtbeils In 8esua auf Btli8fett, Ss.
9iGerbett, gInttliGt felt uo Sdbubeit Der see"
nerzen. 10 eaB fe csn teiner anrern Balm in Stelent 9anoe uter'
tg01tn mtrh. Dtele Balm, pom atlantif1ens Aseer ansesesno'
III Gle q te eausgebsbntefte 2lnie elttd5eitie nbsT. anh le tnr'
ttas nne fhneafe. unb baber bic tiui8fs &pute fur tte atslen'
ofa mad benz 2Defeu. BITE ni6t ~ptrfebien frltsn, ii 5u penasfn.
Weilen GntTernuuB Don Baltimore mad a
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Sat fDrtrSbrsnb %sDrrattis YVrter. SIe unb Gtber, ebenfU
genfpn : 8r7wn . Steut, bic bcfen Scrtea, 0aranttrt ais IN
0lafhen tntpprtirt. Wtineratwnftr In alien SuaIitdten, fret
Srn l6abIt6cn SabftanSen. Geener: MireralndHer Spn-
tdnsn, neraters>dfof&en 81 afdinen. NIT BEN nsueaen gsr-
behernneens- Mmerttanifne 8rpnen. Stout unb btttp Vile tn
5fafacn. Nlte nnb rsue 8taifep merben aeFauft unb Ser
fauft. NaeiMtser a8ent In Baltimore fir Snttts pbilntel-
Pbta Nls. alte ntdt %5ufrieeen edenbsn @esenfdnbe merben
Snnen aae @rten SonSurpp IN TIRE Runtdnen eefiGt erbcIte
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SeoeDtensipertb!
8si 6. 0eife,
pc. II. W. iIanetteitr.

eesenu6sr Der Nebentale
nrb fptgenee eertfde uo eaBltfGe oBerfe uH6 Builder Ia ZEN
Vreien at hGpRE, -EameHtIl6 Die biuigPn 8dn6e rpn
0lebe stnipetihnr, f9bu ertunpen, wurpen sin bfq afs lbDnes
iemte jug cid GanebmDares 5etaefGeEt fcn fur 6en .Renner
sfC6nHt a. bNnbfn 4 Sts.
II @}soers rniBerfunr. 8. 5. unt Is. 9anb, tsutf8e
Plus abe per 8ant .-Fr 2 3
3 ps BUD Ger &elt, elegant nit 8ottShrtft SO
Die taunr'rfe neus GBttt nit rne3r ais 300 SauRra- l.9
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Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1858-08-04

How THEY WERE REwARDED.-The follow
ing items tell their own story-and a sad story,
for our country, it is. too. No wonder the ma
tional treasury is depleted, and that the Sec
retary of that department of the government
is in the market, among shavers and money
lenders, asking for additional loans, in order
to keep the wheels in motion:
ssScnatorJ j. G. Jones, of Tennessee, (oId line
Whig,) had a contract to supply ZOO horses,
at Sl59 each, which will make the neat sum of
S270,300. 1t is stated that the horses were to
be of particular color and size, but when
they arrived at Fort Leavenworth, they were
found to be of all sizes and all colors, but were
nevertheless accepted.
s.The brother of Hon. j. A. Ahl, member
of Congress for the Cumberland, York, and
Perry district, had contract to supply for the
army 800 mules, at S175 each, making S52,-
500; also, an order for 200 from Russell and
Majors, Government contractors, at the same
price, amounting in all to SS7 900. The kind
of mules delivered could be bought readily at
S120 each. 1t is unnecessary to add that Mr..
Ali voted for Lecompton, and is candidate
for reelection.
ssSome of the other members of Congress
from the rural districts have been providing
for their friends at the public expense, in the
way of contracts for barley, at fine prices"
This is strong chapter on Lecomptonism,
and in time will prove a milestone at the necks
of those who compose tie present administra-
ton.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1858-08-04

THE SEVEN Est is common to say that n
man should mind his P's and Qs, but we see
a case in the New York Times in which man
got caught because he did not mind his E's.
1t was the case of an Englishman named Ell
liot,who was military store-keeper near Lon
don, and who, pocketing some 10000 desert
ed wife and family, and came over to this
country with an actress-Miss Sinclair Elliot
is in the shade of 80, and Miss Cinclair is lust
2l. The English government pursued Elliot,
and putting the matter in the hands OF a New
caught. Elliot passed his baggage through
the Boston Custom House under the name of
Brooks. Elliot had peculiar ''hand write,'
and these peculiarities were next found at the
Delaven, Albany, where the name was Everett
and wife next at the American, Buffalo where
it was Mr.. and Mrs. Edwards; next at the In
ternational, Niagara, where it was Mr. and Mrs.
Evans; next on the steamer Isaac Newton as
Mr.. and Mrs. Ewin; next at jones', Philadel-
phia. Mr.. Emerson and wife next at the
Eutaw, Baltimore, as Mr.. Enesley and wife
next at old Point Comfort, as Mr.. and Mrs
Elmslie; next at Newport as Eimsle; next at
the st. Nicholas, New Y ork and all the way
round that fatal E, which he stuck to as if no
other name, save one beginning with an E,
would suit his purposes. The detective very
summarily called Messrs. Brooks, Everett, Ed
wards, Evans, Ewin, Emerson, Elmslie and FL
liot, out of the bed Miss Sinclair occupied,
early Monday morning, and put him in Ell
bridge street Jail.-Clereland Herald.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1858-08-04

TIE APPETITE FOR SCANDAL.-Aftcr all our
moralizing, says the Brooklyn Times, the fact
cannot be denied that the public love bit OF
scandal. In this respect We are all like CO.
terie of old maids slipping their tea in coun-
try village, and pulling their neighbor's char
acter to pieces at the same time. While we
protest against it we liSton 10 it with none the
less avidty, and in scriptural phraseology,
ssroll it 4 sweet morsel beneath our tongues
In nothing are we more hypocritcal than in
this very matter. The very people who loud
ly asseverate that they ssnever, no never" read
such stuff as the newspapers print concerning
private and personal matters, are the ones who,
in private, gloat with the greatest delight over
columns OF solid type, chronicling prurient
details and the most unmitigated indecency.
Such persons should not prate too loudly con-
cerning the RIGHTEOUSNESS of the press. If
they refused to read, editors would refuse to
publish such matters. 1t is mere matter of
demand and supply. If the public eagerly buy
and read filth and nastinesS, publishers Will
supply them with it without any very agoniz-
ing scruples of conscience. We have in our
minds eye, as we write, the ridiculous and
disgusting De Riviere scandal. Had the At
lantic Cable been successfully laid, the account
of the enterprise could hardly have occupied
more space in Newly ork papers than is devo-
ted to this miserable affair. Half dozen col
umns a day to record the details of disgrace
full scrape in which figure who ?-nobody whom
the world had ever heard about before, there
would have been some little excuse for lt,then |;
but couple of sill, women and broken down
adventurer? This is the intellectual aillment
which is furnished the pubic nowadays, ana
from all appearances, this is what is liked.
Truly a beautiful commentary on the progress
of mental enlightment and amelioration! Let
journalists chant jeremiads as they will, and
let the sacred desk declaim as 1t will, people
will read and be interested in what is piquant
and amusing. But this De Riviere affair is
neither one nor the other. 1t is the stupidest
trash in the world; and how people can be
found to read its long drawn out details passes
our comprehension.