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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-01

TNO COUNTRY MERCHANTS We
l. arc now receiving cur Spring Stock of Confec-
tionaries, Fruits, &c
Candies manufactured Of every style and superior
quality.
Also a large stock of Segars always on hand.
Every article we warrant to give satisfaction or
money returned.
Call at Ne 76 and examine before purchasing else
where, we are Away pleased to see old and new
customers, hoping to be able to accommodate all.
f. Il DAVID JOINS & co
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CAMILIES DESIRING CONVECTION.

l. les for the 3D. are invited to examine our
stock. We have fresh Kai-ins, Currants, Citron
Figs good cooking Prunes, Nuts of all kinds fresh
Tomatoes in and 10. cans, fresh Peaches, straw
berries, Pine Apples. fresh Lobster, &c. All Of
which we are Offering at about half last years
prices. Call at 50 Main street.
fe 10 LOUIS J. ROSSIEUX
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BARGAINS In DRY GOODS

BARGAINS AND no MISTAKE The
- subscriber intending to close his present bust
ness offers his entire stock of Dry, Fancy ana hI
cry 3Gots such prices THAI will at once show that
he is really selling out These i'll want will consult
their own interests by giving me early call
All hose indebted to him will please settle their
accounts, as longer Indulgence Gao NOT be giyen-
H. FLElSCHER,
fe9--Im& Main St, opposite Market Hall.
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GLOVER HILL CUAL--The subscri
~ Der has always on hand, both large and small
LUMP COAL. which he viii deliver to the pubic
punctualiv when ordered NJ ID WHITING,
in I-2m Near Petersburg Depot.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-01

{1TOOD.-Pine and Oak WOOD for sale
w by the single cord on the following forms.
viz: Pine Wood IS %. Oak Wood $i--City measure.
A'- NV NV HARRINGTON,
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Thousands of testimonials from the United States
aud also from Royalty, Mobility, and medical mel
WEEK. fei-lms
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fe 9--l2t Deceased.
/ no. / PERUVIAN GUAN0, AT RE-

A NO. l PERUVIAN GUAN0, AT RE-
y DUCED PRtCES.-The Agents!of the Peruvian
Government having reduced their prices fer Guano,
we are now having shipped and will soon be in re-
ceipt of cur Spring supply from Baltimore, Of the
stamp A" aud in prime order, We are now pre-
pared to make engagements for carly delivery, at
reiuced prices, and on the most favorable terms.
We have also on hand, about 90 tons OF Patagonia
GuaHo. of the cargo received last FALL and Mex
lean Gharo, Of the best quality, and az the lowest
prices CRENSHAW Il Co,
North side of the Basin, Richmond, Va.
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So GREAT BARGAINa.--I have

Just received q large lot OF ladies' thick
soed CATERS. with heels, 81 -, Kid GAITkRs,
with hfeis, 8; ~: CATERS without heels l5c
thick soled ioxed CATERS o7ls and 81; laies' No
rocco BOOTS, 81 aud $l2i; ladies' sH0ES, 75c and
SIS SLIPPERS. % and Soc. mems Patent Leather
GalIEHs, Sy,a; me rs sniiru iles, =; ooys do
BOOTS, So and ST. mems 0v Err SHOES 75e Ladies
ard gentlemen are respectfully invited to call ami
street. opposite Grubbs Appersons Drug Store.
fs p -3t< A. HUGHES
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- GENTLEMEN'S CONGRESS

4Ax3 GENTLEMEN'S CONGRESS
<sssNs& GAITERS.-We have in store large AID
eari.d assortment OF the above, embracing the FOL.
ewin2~styles:
Gents Patent Leather Pump Sole Opera Congress
CATERS
Gents Patent Leather Pump Sole Plain Congress
Caters
Gents Patent Leather Weted Plain Congress
Caters
Gfnts Calf Pump Sole Congress Caters
Gents Calf Welted Congress Caters
Gents Calf Double Sole Congress Caters
All Of which uafantee to be the hnest goods,
and 10 wear we'll. Cali at
PUTNEY 4 WATTS,
IL Is No ll3 Main ii, Richmond. Va.
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EXTRAORDINARY NOTICE Gree

H Bargains from Valentine Cohen's auction
skirts Corseis TO lace ia front Bleach Cottons Irish
Linens: rich Iydys, Russia Diapers BriIIiants Col
lars, Grape Collars, Hdkfs, ca brio Edges, Cur
tain Friagas, Silk Pocket Handkerchief Main
socks, White Hose 1890. worth 25 cents and nlne
rous other articles As these goods We're purchased
great barg aims BY calling early at
GOLDSMTT'S.
f. 10 9,ls Rr1sd s,rcsst
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE LAW BUILDINti,l
RICHMOND. VA. Feb II, 1855 :
VIRGINIA: In the Circuit Court of the
city of Richmond, January Is. 1853

against
Henry Huntington, Sergeant of the Corpora
lion of Lynchburg, and as such adminihiS-
traitor OF Landon Cabeii, decd, Leonard
straw. Harold Smytn, Robert Henry Cab
ell, Elizabeth S Cabell, executrix o! Patrick
III Cabeil, d ceased. Samuel Garland, VIM :,
cent Tabb ami Judith !, his wife, late Jul
dith Cabell. and William Preston, and
Elizabeth his wife Delft
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TRUSSES, TRUSSES. TRUsSES

TRUSSES, TRUSSES, TRUssES We
- invite the attention of physicians 10 a new and
Improved Tkuss. for the cnre of Hernia. It's SELF
aa1psdttoss fs1msSs and natural pressure IL strik-
ingly evident We have also all the usual styles and
patterns OF Trusses, for Uubiiieai, Ingruicai and
temorai Hernia. In use; with large assortment az
surgeons Bandages and Appliances; Spiin.s: Si,k
Shoulder Braces Be ""'ss
MEADE BAKER, Phar1nacentists
is6 n. w. cor. Main and 10th st.
ia A--in Richmond Va
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ia 22-2m Richmond and Petersburg Hailfosd.
rHEAP ENGINE FUEL.-Fine Coke
" delivered at 6 cents per bushei. If mixed With
\ small proportion of bituminous coai, u makes
very economical fuel for steam engines, YARDS cor
ner 10th and Basin, aud 9Th and Byra streets
il its JHO. j. w EtIli, aEt
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DEDUCTION In FUEL.-We have on

IL hand full supply of excellent HARD COKE.
which viii be delivered for the balance OF the season
at $3.50 per load. AT this price it is, beyond conpa-
Tisog the cheapest fne 10 be had for close Stoves,
cooking Ranges aud Heating Furnaces.
So Yards corner 10th street aud Basin, aud tth
and Byrd streets. JN0. J. WERTII, Agent.
da oQ-tS
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A I COST, AT COST. - CLOTHING,
IA CL0THING.-We are closing out our entire
stock OF Fall and Winter Goods at cost to make
room for Spring and Summer Goods. We can show
all persons ia want OF Clothing, handsome lot Of
Cashmere Business Goats, Over Goats of all STYLES
and grades black and fancy Cashmere Pants ;assor
ed lot of Cashmere, Velvet and Merino Vests
ALSD-A large lot of Furnishing Goods patent
Yoke and Shouider Seam Shirts, fancy and white.
selling al cost, at N WALK Err x CO.'S
f. Is las corner Main and Pearl
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PIANOS, 40.

- NUNNB q CLARKSaPlA-
- Nos.--SEvEH Octave piANos,
"MT r. Fl. TAYLOR has lust opsnrsso
IRON the popular nanufactury Of Messrs; NunsS; :
CLARK whose Instruments he has been selng m ~,
the mast thirty years to the entire satisfaction o. Wig
numereus purchasers. Also, Pianos OF 81 octeves
together With several excellent second hand ins.f"
nants which will be sold at unusually low pt1ce..
MELODEONS, of Pelaubets make, 70 % oosaaa0e'
At this establishment only.
PIANO STOOLS. OF variety OF PATTERN. A..
The most extensive assortment 81 MvSiT NV M A1
deal Instrfments In the State. p. H. TAfLoh,
je 25ts Piano and Music store. la5 MAIN stlee..
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WINES, BRANDY, AND wHIsKEY

WINES, BRANDY, AND WHISKEY.
CHARLES PALMER, corner ofCary and Virginia
streets, offers for sale
e eases fine CLaRET WINE
10 Or. casks old PORF, warranted genuine
u octav. JUICE of the GRAPE
10 qrs aud eighths finest C0dNAC BRANDY e.
10 ar pipes 'Seign tie" brand Do
10 do do "Pinet' do Do
81 bbls old Pennsylvania NHlSkEI
40 bbis kennedy's" OLD RYE
u bbls Brownwefs Do
II bbs Kentucky "BOURB0N'
~ do Xeigitf's PENNSYLVANIA
10 d. Carl Zeigle1's OLD RYE
II do congress" RYE.
The above articles are warranted pure and will be
sold on acceptable terms. f. IS-3tawts
N0TiCE.-Having qualified in the Cir
~ cult Court Of Henrico County as administrator
Of the estate Of John B. Martin, decd formerly Of
Gloucester County, all persons having claims
against his estate, are hereby notified 10 present
then to me properly authenticated-and those in
debcd 10 his estate are requested to make payment
to without delay. -
TRUMAN A. PARKER
Administrator of JOHN 3. MARTIN,
fa O.
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Bya decree entered in these cases ON the 18th jan
nary 1873 of the Commissioners of the Cart is
d.rec ed to inquire and report to the Court what
payments were made by Robert Il Cabell, on &C
count of the debt due to Landon Cahe by the said
Rob 1T III Cabe and to what credits the said Robert
III Cabei was entitled upon the said debt, ut te-
fore the date Of the service Of the subpoena in the
suit of saunders against Cabell and other, TO wit
at or before the I'd day OF May, lSS with any mat
ters specially stated deemed pertinent by himself.
or de-ired by any of the parties 10 be SO stated.
The above mentio led parties, and all Others inter
ested, are hereby notified that l have fixed upon
Monday, the 22d day OF March, lsJS at 10 o'clock A
NJ at my office. in the Law Building, on Franklin
street. in he city Of Rcumond TO execute the ature
said decree OF the 2Sth of January, le53, at which
time aud place the parties are hereby required to
attend. THUS J EVANS,
IL l9-laWtl9N Commissioner in Chancery.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-01

From William Rice Proprietor Of the Fnasyfuanian
Mr. Schlosser has extracted two corns from my
feet which were extremely painful for many years
The extraordinary ease with which he operated s
remarkable, aud chserfully recommend him to ali
who t-islbled with corus az the only person
have ever known 20 perform the operation scientih
cally and without pain. WIN RICE.
Philadelphia, Sept %, 1857.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-01

CHURCH HILL DRUG STORE
~ Physicians prescriptions put up of the meet Sc
iect Medicines, and by competent hand at all
times.
Having determined TO devote my attention to the
practice OF Medicine offer my services 10 the NIB
lie those wishing 10 me- can find me at the Drug
store, corner Of 18th and Broad streets.
w. o SMELLING, NJ ID.
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From Or S " La,sdis Ptysicidn 10 the Citv JRqtcy
Cure Institute at Philadelphia.
DR. Schlosser has extracted, without pain or sore
ne5s eight very painful corns In few minutes.
would advise my friends and the pubic generally 10
go to Mr. Schlosser and have themselves relieved Of
these toe tormentors. s NJ LANDS. III d,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-01

NORTHERN ICE.-We are prepared to
- receive orders for ICE by the cargo, delivered
at any landing james river. and at Acquia creek:
Our old customers will find US making ample prem
aratons 10 keep them cool. New ones, will find us
on Cary, between 18th and 10Th SITS.
fe Gins Ii WARDWELL Z co.
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RUNAWAY6.

- RAN AWAY from the subscriber,
"a likely Boy, named SIMON, twenty years Of
IA Nage coal black, about five feet eight or nine
(H inches ia height rather slender aud delicate;
4 =, NEED last year TO Brummei Royster.. VIII
nav FIFTY DOLLARS for his apprehension ana
delivery TO me- at the corner OF 2th am SsnaI ss'
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JOHN G. PAGE. Ja.

pUMPS-PUMPS.-we have this day
entered into Co partnership. and call the atieii-
ion Of those i'm want TO our sample VI the oa s,y
iOG PUMP which has been ia use for hnndresis OF
yeats aud proves the best Pump ever used We I
prepared To put Pumps In wells at the lowest NAsn
prices at short notice, and finished IN TIE ncst ~
proved STYLE which we warrant 10 gfye satsa,s,
ion Shop on Mesfham Plank Road, hail miis
from Richmond llorders from The snantry prompt
| Is attended 10 sutkh oosDh'
g--fi6fu
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-01

a. HOUSE FOR RENT. - The desi-
la rabie residence, located on the south OF grace
sIIcet and between the streets Of Adam ana fou-
ilee, (now occupied by Jno N. sheppaId) consists
Of six rooms above basement, and gas throughout;
Kitchen of ample size; Carriage House and Stable.
Possession gwen 10th of March. Apply to-
FISHER Il WINSTON,
O. Il. Main street
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DERUFIAN q u AE0 AT REDUCED
pRIcE--BALTIMORE INSPECTION A fresh
supply of Baltimore A No. Peruvian Guano. OF
strictly prime quality, and in fine condition, M
reduced prices.
Also. brown Columbian Guano, and best Mexican
fe Is s. McGRUpER's SONS
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90 FOR RENT.--For the purpose of
10 moving into larger building the BasiG
Bang Ne offei the house Mt present occupied by us
for rent VIM. T. STAPLES q Co,
18th street. next door 90
ia I--ts Shields q Somerville.
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a. FOR KEN IA very desirable
Iii dwelling Grace street, between adams ana
FnuShee one SQUARE above Grace street BaptisF
Church. The house contains ten IooDas, ana has
been recently repaired and gas introduced; mas she
city water in the yard, and is Ia one Oh the host
pleasant neighbOrhoods iii the city,
TO good tenant the rent will be low: Apply 70
ia 3Nfs EAGLAND BRO.
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~ The following testimonials are similar to the
thousands in the Doctors possession:
From IT. N, tie Hing q Bardg-fd /.
Mr. Schlosser has operated ON III. Maesty's feet
with great skill, and without the least pain. Cert-
fled by IL. Aajesty's command. BN. FULLER.
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H. FOR RENT--And possession gwen
.T.ss Immediately the large FRONT ROOM over the
sIo1e Of Mr. Keeling, on Main street, next door to
new building corner of Main and 18Th streets IL Is
a very desirable location for Il lawyers or doctors
office, or lodging room. Apply at this office.
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g. FOR RENT. Those newly erect
ss..a Ell Brick Tenemants, on Cary street, between
III and Sth. They well adapted for Greceiy
stores or any kind of retail business They contain
rooms besides the store room, and are we'll ADAPT
ed for the accommodation of families having al ne
cessary conyenieHces. Possession given immediate
w 10 good tenants the rent will be Moderate
Apply to Fl +. KAdLASD a o.,
"a 2l-ts Lumber Dealers Marshall street.
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And every other stylq of Fancy Furs, suitable for
Ladies' Misses and Children. Also. Handsome as
-Ortment Of Carriage Robes. Foot Muffs, SC.
The above goods have been carefully selected and
they warranted fresh and free from defect The
attention Of the Ladies is respectfully solicited
BINf0RD. DICKINSON j. WEISIGER,
M Mar,
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From II IMP. HeIHeSS The Prince Jerome Ndpoleo1.
Mr. Sch!ossers ma estrat des cors arce beaucour
dadresse ct saus la m0adre duuiuer.
JEROME NAPOLEON
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-01

The ANIMAL meeting of this Society was held on
Tuesday evening last. in the Hall of the House o
Delegates. On taking the Chair, the Hon. VIM. C
Rives. President of the Society, made the follow.
ing remarks, after which Hugh Blair Grigsby,
Esq, proceeded to deliver his learned Discourse
on the Convention of 1888. and which be propo-
sss to publish hereafter. The President rose and
saSd.
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THE COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGIL
IT NJ. SMITH, having removed "a \

eu,. q. W. RICHARDSON. P. Q.
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En FURs! FURS!l FURSlli !,

Ladies II find at the new and extensive -
GAT, CAP and FANCY FUR DEPOT, No. Is, Main
street, the lilo wing beautiful and ssheRsblps
If Fancy Furs:
Sable rALMAS and VICT6RINES
Stone Martcin TALNAS and VICf0RINE8
Extra Fitch CAPES and do.
Black Lynx do. do.
Russia Fitch DO. do.
Book Marten do. do.
British Sable do. do.
Russia Squirrel doe do.
Misses Squirrel CApES and WIGS
Stone Marten DO.
Fitch do.
British Sable 10.
NufFS. MUFEArEES and WIGS
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- -. merchants and paatners. trading uDdt
the firm aud style Of johnson s CO. and all other
pc. sons who claim TO be creditors OF the estate
of the said Philip b. Harwood, dtr'd as soon as
knew, or reeuII,cted, ,,..... Deft
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-01

BlTTERS are the best insieorator of the anne
tte and . sure renledy For indigestion. slyspepsia
ses headache, &c. Price 80 ceats quart bosila.
rfepared by EJ PIC0T,
10 z Druggist
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-01

RICHMOND HgSRICo COUNTY.
James NJ. Taylor, Esq. Robinson Barker, Esq.
Major Edwin Robinson, CHEsfERPIELp COUNTY.
Capt. Tho's Dodamcad Henry A. Winfree Esq.
Messrs Luiam.& Watson, ORANGE COUNTY.
r. W McGruder, Esq. DR.. James L. Jones.
Garinter Barker ESQ fe 3-lms
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1858-11-12

4 GOVERNOR NQH-PLUssED II he 9TH
CT night - riie ministers were returning
from, Conference, on the T.. r. Ga, Rail
roa9, ar amusing occurrence took place
between GOV Brown aud Parson Brown
low. jus; before the cars arrived at Knox
Vile, Coy. Brown camc up, gnd taking
the Par.on hy the hand, remarked;
How do Won DO brother Brownlow p
a,a happy 20 see yor'
The courtesy was returned, when the
Governor continued:
! !.opo you will be moderate in all your
notions Of propricty in regard TO your fel-
low ciizeus-liye good christian.-aud
last though not least, become a good Demo-
Gratis
The Parson with the eccentric look pc
culiar to him stretched himself up and re-
marked
Governor, an old gentleman Of your
politics, many hundred years ago, took our
Savior upon a mountain and preached just
such sermon
The outburst Of laughter can ne better
imagined than described Gin Gaz.
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TO A FRIEND.
ny D. A. ABBOTT.

I'm far from thee dear friend, Gar meath weSteFl
sky,
Between MS ancient forests wave, and lakes ii
beauty lie
Pair plains extend their ample breadth, and broad
deep rivers low
And fower-de knolls, and f.iry del9 within
the sunlight glow.
The zephyr. mild which kiss my check, fan not
thy llacid brow,
And the bright star beams, which rest on thee
sh;sc not upon nc nov.
There's beauty here in emerald bough TO greet the
raptured eye;
And floral gems to deck thO earth, and starry
crowns on high
till whom he doy-ling orient shines, or snks
behird the west,
Thought wanders to my ar-oG home, and feiendS
love tho best;
Then memory fondly pictures tAeo-thy kindness,
and thy love
Aud gratful heart doth ask for thee. choice bless
ings frcm above,
And still would crave reInonbranco-a kindly
wish, or thought,
Or message sent from thee atsr-wi.h loving coun-
eel iraught;
And when thou humbly kneelest, 10 teach thy
cherished ono to pray,
Forsot not one whc wRudera wide, in distant lands
away.
Ni"h. Nov. So
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1858-11-12

na-So melody has said that the mar
rage between Jonathan and Miss Great
Britain, which was so brilliantly celebrated
a few weeks ago, is evidently an unhappy
one. At all events no vords hare passed
betueen them since the bridal dav.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1858-11-12

rsA. an old lady, down cast, having
kept hired man on liver nearly month,
said to him, one day: "Why, John, you
don't seem to like liver" "Oh, yea"
said John, 81 like it very well for fifty or
sixty meals, but | don't like it as a steady
diet
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1858-11-12

PETRIFIED BoDIEs.-Two human bodies
completely petrifed, were recently dug
from grave yard in Allentown, Pa. They
are as perfect as life, although they have
been buried about fourteen = ars.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1858-11-12
D. =. GORTON,

DeaIe, ia Croeiery, Glass aud Chins-varc, Parci
EaugiRgs. Window Shades and Curtains, Cut.
lo-y, Jewslty. Yankee Notions, Stone and East
"a, Ware, &c, North side Of Main st. hrst
4 ,0r veet Of Z. G. Butler Cos, Hardware
II re. lt..f
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T. &. BUrLEi; d CO.,

Wholesale aud Rct4il dealer, in American, Lpr
iish md German Hardware a.so, lrop, NeIu
snd Glass; Cooking, Psrloy and RoA stowe
Tia, Copper and Sheet Irou Wore. Those wish
lag ~ trade viii please give us eall before par
casing elsewhere. l30. PsW Paw, Mich.
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MARRIAGE.--An incurable old bachelor
who seomiUgly rejoces in his infrmity,
describes marriage as "a female despotism
tempered by puddings"
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1858-11-12

opposite the CouT; Hcuse, in Paw Paw, may be
toa al good assortment Q! BooIS Il EHogs, man
ufactured Is suit tQc trade aud WARRANTED to s;it.
.Also, cheics s.ieet!en Of PANTY GaocI n!us foi
s4ic ohospby !. =. GRANGER,
- A. ] EnNIrIE.
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naA- An African chief, not being able
TO save both wife and mother from drown
ding, saved the latter; Because" said he,
"Nle can get another wife, but not anoth-
er mother"
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TRUE.-An exchange says that il is Just
as sensible move 10 undertake TO get
married without courtine, as 10 attempt TO
succeed in business without advertising.
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baTQuoth Patrick "Ifa Yankee we're
cast away on desolate island, he'd get
up the next mornin' an 90 around sellin'
maps TO the inhabitants.
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MA. ID is Chinese maxam, that for
every man that does not work, and for
every woman that is idle, somebody must
saffeI cold or hunger
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A. B.4NGS e co.

Proprietor Paw Paw Livery Stable. Horses and
Carriages at eli ,inrs to let Passenger, con
,eyod u any par, OF tho country VI Fespa,eh
Stable Ia rear OF EEoh hangc Hotel Terms mod.
.Ha,e. 29yl
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Q. N. ODEIL- N y.

ii.asopathic Il rhy ysicisn. irgcon den 80 and
';L4lstr.cian. lie may a. all tmes be found NJ
s,- !.eSid nce on the corner Of Niles ~ Paw
tsr stiir city south f. Chas. Solhess
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sLAL ca * rOOVE,

Dealers In Dry Goods, Groceries, Ready Male Clo.
thing, Rests and Shoes, Iiats anu Caps. Goods
sold the lowest 1surcs, all kinds OF produce
t4kea in exchange. Store 81 the old s,and OF
Z Smith Co. P.esaa ,'ya tLsfn a call.
/ aG Paw. ,.a Mich
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iiENnY LUCUS

ID iDufacturer of snl doal"r IN Winsor Cottage aud
can se t chairs. Turning rcpaiiing, @c exc
cole o. short ro;ice. e;,ue line for su'e std
ccns,snly on hath. Shop opPys IL he Metho
dist Chnrsl. IN the new cshilisi- -si,,sa.-------
Paw Paw. July go 1857 l20iy
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III. z. ALLEN.

MAnuf4stureT aid dealer ig all kinda of Cabinet
Ware, Upholstery, aud Trimming done TO order.
Ready -Mado Coins costantly on hand. Ware
Rooms south sid0 Of Main street. at the sign Of
tho 90 New abinet Shop" lilly.
l'aw Paw, Michigan.