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Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-04-24

A BANQUET was given at the Russian Capital
on the 9Th OF January, in honor of the emanci-
patton of serfs
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-04-24

PEOPLE of the Catholic faith should not fail t
obtain and read the M0aitor-and men of al
creeds would be well pleased with its literar
worth
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-04-24

Two men have lived back of Bald Mountain
All winter They are freezing ice on a small
lake up there.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-04-24

Letters Certificates and notices from the press
from all parts of the world, may also be seen at
our salcsrOom.
Descriptive circulars sent free to any address
g D. g. H w. SMITH,
Gil Washington Street, Boston
(Near Boyston Market.) j23ltd
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-04-24

Ex-GoyEREoR FooTE has married the richest
widow in Mississippi
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-04-24


minator, which we shall name Thomas Katt, ,
irrespective of whatever difficulties Of sexuaity
may exist in the application Of masculine name.
Our cat is therefore. named Thomas and may
he shun the rocks on which his predecessor split
the unguarded telling of his love i the moon
shine, and the feline duello.
THERE is newspaper publisher in Sacramento
SO mean that he shrvels up on the sidewalk to
keep from tearing his clothes. His personal ap-
pearance resembles that of two ginseng roots
stuck in seed squash One evening when he
was creeping home, disguised at the expense of
supper, a bystander remarked: There goes one
OF Pontius Pilates jurymen, home from the cru
cifxion.'
The Golden Era heard Of great San Francis
co merchant by the name Of Jean Smythe, ESQ.,:
but on close inspection, the aristocratic one
turned out to be John Smith, who used to deal
In pigs intestfnas stufed-commonly called
'sausages.' Come Smith, old boy don't be a.
putin on of them frlls. Stick to your intest-
nal timber and don't spell it quite nuther.
ALLAN MOORE is a sweet composition from
one of the mountain papers-we forget what one,
or it should be credited, Let the writer claim it,
for Allan Moore has not been excelled by any
home poet that we know Of
THE DAILY EVENING Visitor" is firstrate
little paper, and, we Informed, has already as
large circulation as any in the city. Please
put W. F. d Co. stamp on, and send daily, by
Express-a WA pay
IT is said that Prince Frederick, of Prussia,
learned the trade of printer, and American
journals blow about it, What if he did ?? That
didn't add respectablity to republican labor.
ADVERTISEMENTS in the Shasta papers show A
greater business activity than is indicated by
similar signs here-a fact which we shall not
enlarge on.
WHEN Smiths wife was scolding her best Smith
remarked:
hear voice so soft that nothing comes
'Twixt it and silence =
LORD Palmerston has been overthrow in the
British Parliament, and a new Government, with
Earl Derby at its head has been formed.
AFTER knocking out the brains of the Sacra-
mento age, and cutting off its head the ,Nycury
people have made pretty good paper of the body.
DIR. SIssoN, of Ashland Mills, Rogue River Val
ley, was assassinated near his residence, on Tues
week, by some unknown person
A BILL has passed the Assembly providing that
no retail liquor bill over $500, can be collected
by legal process.
PEOPLE of the Catholic faith should not fail to
obtain and read the Moaitor-and men of all
creeds would be well pleased with its literary
worth.
Two men have lived back of Bald Mountain
an winter. They are freezing ice, on a small
lake up there.
a BANQUET was given at the Russian Capital
on the 9Th of January, in honor of the emanci-
patton of serfs
You say, witness, that defendant is an even
tempered man p
Yes, cali him an even tempered man. be
cause ever since have known him he has alwavs
been in passion-always a-stormin' about
suthint.'
CHICAGO has population of l5O,OOO-the last
election indicates about that.
Ex-GoyEREOR FooTE has married the richest
urfd IN
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-04-24
OR GAN MELODEON

Is designed for paror or private use. The con
is similar to the Church Instrument, be-
ing arranged with two banks Of Keys. and when
used together, by means of the coupler, is capa
BILE Of as great volume Of power as the Church
Instrument, when used without the Pedals.
Also, every variety Of MELODEONS for Par
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-07-09

RENorINATloN OF Gov. MORRILL,. We
copy from the State Of Maine the following
comments upon the unanimous endorsement,
Of COY. Morrill,, by the Republican State
Convention:
e The unanimous denomination Of Gov.
Morrill, by ballot, was certainly mos, re-
markahle fact, because !, is scarcely posi-
bic foF any man, however wise, pure or
just he may he. 80 todise barge the arduous
and delicate duties Of the Office Of Governor,
as 10 avoid serious offence TO his political
friends.-or rather he cannot give Office to
all who think themselves worthy OF one, -
and therefore must expect that GOODNESS or
indifference will follow disappointment.
Bot in the present case, no one among the
five hundred men or more who voted, failed
to accord to him the meri, he 50 richly de-
serves Tor his prudence, fidelity and ability,
qualities mos, suited to public position un-
der our government. Such state Of facts
is deserving OF especial notice.
1.-The reason OF this entire harmony in
the support Of Gov. Morrill,, arises from the
fact that he has simply done his duty and no
more. lie has not. like some Of hIs prede-
cessOrs, made use Of his present position TO
forward his own ambitious purposes. On
the contrary, he has 50 borne himself in the
oties OF Governor, that those who are most
jealous Of him. fail to believe their own sug-
gestiOns of his having Interior purposes in
view. We think the upright, sober minded
men. among US of all parties, agree in this,
AMI will support Mr.. Morrill's administra-
ton"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-07-09

Tue PRINTER. Whoever feels disposed to
throw a reproach or slur upon the printer
let them read the following from tho PEG.
RIA (Ill } Journal. ~ which we find tn.
butte to the art pr,servative OF arts"
" IIc !. only Printer. Such was the
snecrins remark OF leader in a circle Of
aristocracy-,be Goldfish quality. Who was
the Earl Of S,anhope? lie was only prin-
ter. What is prince Frederick William,
just married to the Princess Royal OF Eng
land2 lie too i, only Printer. Who
was William Caxion, one Of the fathers OF
literature? llewas only Printer. What
was G.. T.. Morris, y. y. Willis, james
Gales, Charles Richardson, James Harper.
Horace Greeley. Bayard Taylor, Charles
Dickens. Theirs. Douglas Jerrold. George
u. Prentice. and Senators Dix, Cameron,
Niles. and Bieler? They ton were Printers.
What was Benjamin franklin lie also
wa. a Printer. And last. what is James
Buchanan who occupies the most enviable
position on earth? Only a Printer 2-EV.
cry one cannot 10 Prin,er-brains are ne
ces.ary.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-07-09

ANoTnER BEAR STONY. Tho Machias
Republican tells story Of lad named Day,
Of Wesley. who went into the woods to look
after bcar trap, taking gun loaded with
ball, but having no spare ammunition. In
his course through the woods be met bear
who came up within twenty feet Of him,
and stopped and looked him in the face.
The lad fred. and tho bear fell wounded.
bu, not killed. After un'ucccssfully trying
to finish him by punching HieLI dOrrH has
throat, he went home and brough, his IA
ther to the spot. Two more bullets not
suficing to kill Bruin, he wa. dispatched
with An Ak The bear is said TO be n very
large one.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-07-09

priations and thereby directed the e1pend''
iure. by referring to asserted cofruptlons
which have been purged by investigation
and while its Mattersons resigned TO escape
expulsion. and it. Greeleys, its Weeds, IL.
Ashmuns and. its Bankses. are complicated
win the ssT 900 bribe Tor the reduction
If the Tariff. thereby creating the necessity
for A loan. which is now denounced as a
DANGEROUS national debt In time Of peace,
winch talks abou, State policy. but limits
,,s enactment. 10 the protection OF wood
peckers, and inviting TO violence uhuer tue
color of abating nuisances, --whien PROBES
n desire for the settlement OF our "iId Janus
while n embarrasses the right OF suffrage ny
na,uralized citizens, " rIgh msihmSo'e 20
then, and Jormidabk 10 fyrGHis only:
Rssolrei, That We have witnessed WITHIN
the pas, few years, with modification and
regret. the rapid decay Of the political pow
err of our State in national councils. which
il the inevitable consequence OF the narrow
and sectional spirit manifested by the Black
Republican Republican Senators and lsep
rc.en,ntiyes in congress, who whilst waging
an Unconstitutional and untruihiul war
upon the institutions OF sister States, are
impo,cnt 10 protect the interests OF our
own and IL We would not speedily eSperi.
encc the utter extinction Of tina, power
which. until recently. made the wishes OF
the people Of Maine the law Of the Union In
in all matters pertaining TO commerce, u Is
our duty 10 commit all those interests
which depend upon national legislation to
the hands Of men Of broad national views.
whose just rcgari Tor the Institutions and
interests Of other States will DO the certain
pro,ection Of those OF our own.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-07-09

RESIGNATION o. Ma. LINCOLN. The Ad.
ver,iser OF the 9Th, announces that Mr.. Lin.
coin, who has held ihe pos, Of superintend-
snt Of the Reform school, from the time i,
was established, has resigned hi. situation,
and accepted the charge OF one in the city
Of Baltimore. This decision on the part Of
Mr.. Lincoln is a matter Of regret to every
we'll wisher Of this institution and the
more. AS there can DO no doubt tina, 1t might
have been prevented, but Tor the lllibcral
spirit exhibited towards the institution by
the legislature. IL will be difficult, mat
t,r - all his place.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-07-09

LIGHTNING RoDs. The Brunswick Telc-
graph records an instance, during the temp.
est Of last week. where house which was
struck was saved by the use Of Otis Patent
Lightning Rods. There were Elk rods on
the buildings. The principal portion of the
fluid passed down the rod in front Of The
house, tearing hole in the ground some
two inches in diameter and several feet deep
II, was penetrated to q depth Of four feet.
A small portion Of electricity passed down
the rod on the back Of the house, punetur.
ing a small hole only in the ground. The
rods were put up last summer and are the
otis's Lightning Rod, with Patent lnsula-
tor. Tho tip was removed day or two
since, and was found to be in perfect eondi-
ton, and not one Of the Insulaiors was
broken. The house belonged to Mr.. Cha''
S. Pennell. at Middle Bays.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-07-09

PRAYER FOR PARDON. ApetItiOn was for
warded recently to the Hon. 7. II. Hicks
Governor Of Maryland. signed by ia Min
i.tcrs of the Methodist Episcopal Church
Black River Conference, asking for the par
don and release OF the Rev. Samuel Greene
a colored preacher, who is now lying in the
Pcni,entiary Of that State, under sentenc,
Of ten years imprisonment, for having ia
bis possession a copy Of Uncle Toms Cabin
Pennsylvania Gazette.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-07-09
JOHN J.rERRY, Editor.

Ferns. ---Oue dollar srj 6Oy cents sticii,
~ AuyANCt, zoe dollar snl s-veaiy five cents
Wtthiu ~ rusnth.. two dollars ~ the cod ct the
year. 10 which hhV cents wih ~ added io'
even war whicn p,Vmeat is delayed.
= :. X. Mus, (suocessor taN u. ialu'e' ,
Newspaper Advertising Agcpt, No I, SeoiA,
Huialisg, Coat sUect. lio-tpn, - auih",'trN 10
tcrriss tlvrrisenents iur this paper, a. the same
ra'v- rr,yu,f,d ~ BE-.
rs :. N. rsrrTSGtLL Co, 10 state -
ristuu. and 10 Nassau 81, New Nots, arr oui
sul, auihosil. sr.rt. &C. rsocufing subscriptions,
fsfwauliu- aH,s'tsvucuts.
- rs,mrut or ~ advertisements - held a.
h. dee ire, he date IT the hr.i inssttion.
- 0aluluunic ations should ~ =tUcted o.
'sIhr ONisfI nemocrat." Pare, We.
Book aud Job Printing
PROMPTLY Ann NEATLY EXECUTED.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-07-09

Personal. The New York Exprefs thus
speaI. Of Crammond Kennedy, the 4" boy
preacher" mention Of whom was made
some time since by New York cores
pondant':
"lIe is on9 Of the wonders Of this metro
polls. and gives promise Of extraordinary
eminence, IL not broken down by premature
EFFORT, OF which there is great fear, unless
the council, Of his more prudent friends are
needed. II seems impossible tina, a mere
stripping Of fifteen or sixteen, can long hold
the car Of the public. after its novelty has
passed away. 10 still prcsen, new sources
ofat,raction, and satisfy public expectation
would require an elasticity Of Imagination
a yisor OF intellect, altogether unnatural in
one 80 young. Ills appearance Is decidedly
progressing, His temperament is active
with an apparently strong constitution, de-
noting tho basis II ultimate strength and
endurance. There Is no attempt at display
in his address, which from q redundancc Of
language nigh, he expected from him. lie
maniic.ts grca, judgement, in the arrange
mcnt Of hi, di.courses. Systematic IN his
method Of presenting his thoughts, clear in
hi. conception. di.tinc: in his ut,eranee,
with unusual imprcssiyeness in his delivery,
his friend. may be justly Pardoned in their
expectations Of his future usefulness. In
deed 1t may be said Of his public efforts even
now, that they bc,ray breadth Of concep'
ton not unworthy even OF ministers Of more
than ordinary pretensions."
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-07-09

ANOTHER GOVERNOR woRS Or. A dis
patch from Leayenworth, 18th ul.., says a
we'll grounded report is in circulation to tho
effect that Gov. Denver intends to vacate
the Gubernatori,l chair soon after the cleo
ton in August.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-07-09

DELAWARE COLLEGE. The Commence
mOnt Of this institution occurred on Tues
day. a poem was delivered before the
A.henean Society, by o. ID. GROVER, Of
Bethel. The degree OF Master OF Arts was
conferred upon Mr.. Grover.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-07-09

The Herald correspondent SAYS that the
Secretary Of the Navy has stated to Capt.
Bartlett Of the Clarendon, that his owner.
have a valid cain upon tho British Govern
ment Tor 100000. Owing 10 the deien.
ton Of the Clarendon, for the purposes Of
search. che was oyertaken by storm, and
wrecked.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-07-09

The following appointments have been
made by the Governor for trustees Of the
Insane Hospital Joseph Barrett, Of Canaan,
ro-appOintOd. Alexander Burbank. OF Lew
istOn, in place Of George Downes. OF Calais,
who declined reappOiutmsnt.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-07-09

Snow. A small patch OF snow on the
White Mountain range, may still be seen
from this place. The Transcript states that
a considerable quantity remained upon the
Wiley mountain few days sincs,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-07-09

The daughter of Victoria, the princess
Frederic William Of Prussia, has recovered
from the injury To her foot, but Berlin
newspaper hints tina: there is another rea.
ior her no, Appearing in public. Then she
is more modest than her mother, though
like her in another respect.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-07-09
Enn,, on Prr.lnr,1 Mrrror. .

REMAINS on PEriDTNT MuNEoE. The re-
mains Of President Munroe have recently
been removed to Richmond, Va, where they
were placed IN the Hollywood Cemetery, on
the jih inst. An address was delivered on
the occasion, by Gov. Wise. The National
Guard Of New YORK accompanied the re-
mains 70 Richmond
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-07-09

Maine has taken her ground and will not
soon by driven out. In both houses OF
Congress she has distinguished herself in de-
fence OF her rights. and in the con,est-no'
there Is no contest about it sin the annual
election OF this year, she trusts that the
eau.e will suffer no dctrimeni by your ne.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-07-09

4 Young Mems Christian Association has
recently been formed, at Augusta. Their
meetings are reported to be Of very inter
es,ing character.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-07-09
LOT Al AGENTS.

PROMPTLY Am NEATLY ENrcuTEr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-03-19
THE GREAT health REsTORER.

In all ages Of the world the skill and scientific attain
of have been directed the study Of the hu
man systeH and discovery Of the various ills to which
It 10 heir IL after years Of constant application, some
distinguished physician had succeeded In compromising
agent by which the slightest ache may be overcome.
he has been hailed benefactor Of his and with
great proprety the world have gladly sung pSans his
praise This being proper In the dscovery OF remedy
for single disease how much indebted the whole
human family to the inventor OF
BAKERS CELEBRATED PREMIUM BITTERS,
medicine that has stood the Of time and proved
panscea tor Dyspepsia DarrhBa, Cholera Morbus Cramp
Cholc GiddDess Nervous Debility Loss of Appetite and
Stomach while the various OF quscks aud
empires have hourshed for then disappeared
never again to be revived.
Bakers Bers used ia hundreds of families in
Virginia their only medicine, and that they sppre.
cised by medical tonic Of great virtue 10
abundany attested BY hundreds Of certificates in the
| hands OF the proprietor
Bakers Btters compounded entirely Of vegetable
extracts. which harmoniousy blended that all ages
and may them with benefit and without the fear
the slightest injury. Try them by all means and then
speak of them to the afflicted ss they deserve.
PAIGE so cents per bottle.
For sale at Wholesale prices by all the principal Drug
gists of Richmond, and elsewhere In Virginia.
Also of Messrs Chss Stott Co., Washington. D. c.; E.
II. Staber & Co., Baltimore, and Of Messrs Barnes
Park New York.
r. Orders filled BY addressing
Dec s. F.. BAKER. Proprietor. Richmond Va
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-03-19
LOTTERIES.
,ISRyI.ASU IOTTERIr.

vi III
FOR MARCH ISIS
- FRANCE & Co. MANAGERS. BALTIMORE.
H. MARYLAND
DrapInYs conducted under The snp,rn,endsncs Of The
State Lottery Commissioner
Drawn Nos.'oi Bel Air, r. dawn Marcl, lG:
II & ! IS II I3 90 r. II ~ 26 ~ 3G
Drawn Nos Of Pa,apsco Institute e. drawn March IL
Is Ii ID 30 &c Il 81 ~ % o. 81 81 ''"' -
Drawn Nos. OF Susquelanna Canal 10. drawn March IL
Is li2 ~ ~ - al 20 I p 81
Drawn Nos of Pa,ap.cU Institute c. drawn March L.
GO &c is 81 81 80 81 Gs IL 81 Is iG q II
SPLENDID SCHEMES
FRIDAY March lgth-Pokomokc River Glass : ~
Nos IL drawn ballots. Tickets 81. Capital Prizes:
sls65 30 Of s6O &c Certificate fPackss Of wholes
SATURDAY. March aOth-tirand Consolidated Lottery,
Glass +, 70 Nos. 20 drawn Tickets $50 Capital Prizes
Sos OOO Of ID $685. &c Certificate of Packages of Wholes
MONDAY, March esd Washington County, Class l.
10 Nos l2 drawn Tickets 60 Capitals: sos 3Is of 600
$4,000 &c Certificates OF Packages of whoes sle6 10
TUESDAY, March q3d-Bel Air, Glass /. 70 Nos IL
drawn. Tickets IS. Capitas-s20, 000 s435 of 1000
Certificate OF package OF whoes e79sharcs in proper
WEDNESDAY, March alth -Susquehannp Canal CInss
H. 7sNos, IA drawn. Tickets 80 Capitals: 600 &c
Certificate ofpackages oil whoIes sll-shares in proper
THURSDAY. March a5th-Carroll County, Class 1913
Nos. IA drawn ballots. Tickets Is. Capital Prizes
$40 600 of OOO &c Certificate of package of wholes
FRIDAY, March a6th-Pokomoke River. Glass g.
IL Nos IL drawn Tickets 81. Capitals-SoO OOO 56s
Sc Certificates of Packages of whoes s4-shsres in
proportion.
Tickets $40 Capitals: SOS O0O 1880. of 1000 &c.
On the Havana fIsn; 90 GEO prizes 10000 Nos -Cert.
Gates Of packages OF whoes s9O-shares in proportion.
SATURDAY March 27th-Grand Consolidated Glass
IS Nos IL drawn ballots. Tickets $40. Capital Prizes
$50 1885, OF 10000, OF 1900, &c. Certificates of pack
ages of wholes sl4s-shares in proportion
MONDAY, March 29.h-Washington County, Class 8, -
Nos, IL drawn ballots. Tickets 50. Capital prizes
81, son. 1906 Of 6UOO, Of 1000 &c. Certificate Of
Packages Of Wholes Si25 % -shares in proportion.
IRA Dollar Lottery ia drawn daily.
ECommu nic ations will receive attention, " address
ed to R. FRANCE g. CO.,
March Is Richmond Va
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-03-19
fiLAAD AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENT
l. MANUFACTURERS

.,et''!iaed would remind the
amer, and Dealers in Farming
'a' mat they nre sdll in the mars
Hce assortment Of Ploughs in their almost
'1s'y Of The beet timber and workmanship.
s.'' o' Tobacco aud Corn, Harrows, Straw Cut.
e'ent Patterns, Corn Shelters in their variety.
sm' OF the most approved kinds: Wheat era.
Nys Patent Horse Rake or Cleaner. which
- general satisfaction last season.
i u" ior aany's, Rays und Mccormick Reap
Moving Machines.
ave added TO our large variety since Last season.
"S y. afd important Implements, namely: Patent
weeder patented by Tho's A Robertson OF
.a'e! County, Md, which will do the work Of six
, ~v' IN the culture Of Corn and Tobacco. To this
Especial attention Of all farmers. new Sod
..!ch Is worthy The attention OF farmers; 1t 10
'eoNlnendrd tor pulveriziIg the sod. Il 10 diff.
'sa'u -c,ed from any other Plough IN use In.
PAN surface Mould, tEere are Cutters extend
- 10 6r"ak the sod fine. These can be removed
:. when Worn they can be made new at a
'oSe's sai Threshers Of different Patterns can
Is Among them them the FiL's improved
VI Threshcr.
a;e'nHl Cleared Power, which supersedes tho
I'Le leather belt.
AUG Machine Castings, by the ton or single
s1des, shorels. Hoes, Trace Chains, &C.. &c.
aa EAten Seeds. fresh and genuine. To all of
M'ie ih:flH rial attention OF farmers and deal.
~! 10 call and examine our stock, ~ II 10 a
s'-h, Satisfaction to US to be enabled to help
~. ~ ne 'nte!est oil the farmer.
on hand with our usual proinptness. and
NJ; immediate at the Old Stand, No $50. Pratt
an, Baltimore, Nd.
I'm CoTTlNGHAM e. HARDING.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-03-19
vwHRN IN THE COURSE OF HUMA,

events Ladies and Gentlemen lose Of their greatest
natural fine head Of hsrt becomes mat
serious importance and the question 10 what shall
do stop the hair from falling of and i,s vgor
and beauty In reply toto this query we beg to say try
DIR. HAlRIs HAZE PROMOTER AND ImPRovEa- A few ap.
pcaous will stop the hair falling or breaking remove
dsndruh keep the scalp clean and white and impart
freshness and vigor the hair; and although you
have been bald twenty years, the continued use Of
months will insure you luxurant head of hair
Call and get bottle and If not Satisfied, after the second
application, return 1t and get the price paid.
Ask for DR. Harris Hair Promoter and lmprover Sold in
Richmond, by MCPHERSON. Druggist,
Corner Main and la,h aud Main and Wall streets.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-03-19
CLOSING OUT AT COST.

:H;uencc Of the death Of MIR. Minor. one Ct iht
J. Of CoSNOR s. MINOR, at this place, and IL
r-.y his will, il becomes necessary - close anc
:: tie business OF said firm; therefore, will dis
&c loods on hand, except Groceries,) at actus
Az The stock consists Of Dry Goods, Crock
VI, Hardware. Clothing, Hats. Boots, Shoes, &c
|-J., Of moving West, will sell the stock on hand
|. e mercantile business, at good and convenien
b ssad, in a healthy, intelligent and agreeable
:.ooi If early application be made. The place
..-,ei upon fair terms. For more definite infor.
,tcre.s the subscriber. F. w COEHOR,
,.v.vlng partner and Executor Of w. NJ. Minor.
nan. s,oreP o., Spousylvania County, Va.
T.. 81 3,s