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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-04-19
NOTICE..

WHEREAS nv -on, james +. Butler, has left
w nv house and protection, without my
knoxiedge or consent, and whereas, the said
Jarne- T. Butler Is q minor and has married
aysin-t nv wishes, and without nv consent, there
fore. all persons are hereby forbid harbor1ng or
trusting the said james r., Or Sarah Butler on
nv account, as / shall par no debts of their con-
--sc-n, after this da-e. And further, all persons
are hereby forbid pairing the said James r. But
Ter any uo,ers from and after this date a. long
az he shall remain a minor, as shall claim all the
arails Of his labor during his minority.
JOSEPH BCTLER.
Mason, April sth, 1852. ev2os
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Taken ! y.

DY the subscriber. in the township Of Locke,
ID InCham county. Mich. in November last.
pale red OK, five years old this spring. The
owner is requested to prove property. pay char
ges and take him away. GEORGE FISHER.
Locke, March /, 1859. sw20l
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Move than 10000 Of disease have yielded to
their during the past FIVE years many which have
been pronounced ncursb,e BY distinguished physicians
is cold weather is approaching. e, every che
cleanse their system with doses # these pills No
restraint in diet i necessary while using them Full d
rec:.ons 60 with each box.
sod by all the dealers throughout the world -
lanye boxes - Cents. See Advertisements 90 page
rn40j,fm
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t, W,xDy APaI.-". \ Good March

WINDY APaIL.-" \ Good March
Vi,dr Is talked Of by Robert S"uthcy, the poet,
,,, reb windy April as we are now having
,,,,. poetry, licence and all The recollection
Il no middle aged person,
"Ps,rs'c's fellow ., IL
nd mon consulting with "the oldest indabitant"
:. End that bis recollection i corroborative 1t
=. certain sign that money i easy in the clouds
,,sn the Clerk Of the weather can raise the
,ii,d' with such ease, upon his individual name
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DREfAREn from prescription Of - James Clarke.
I " u Physician Extraordinary tLe Queen Thie
invaluable Medicine J. gufaug IN The Of ali those
painful ani dangerous diseases incident the female
constitution
Il moderate. al sNce-- removes al distractions aud
brings on tae monthly period with regularity. Tne,r
Pills should h used two three EeeSs previous 70
inement they forfv the constitution anil lessen the
suffering during labor. enabling the mother - perform
her duties with safety To- herself and child
Tlss, Pilh should MT = tIt~n ~ fea1lss during "a.
FIRST THEE MONTHS AZ PrsgI1ry Gs ,Asg are sar~
70 bria1 Miscarriage, DIT a. any chr ms thy
sal.
In al cases Of Nervous and Spinal AFec,1ons pain in
ti- Back and L0ns Hesvin-SS. Fat que Slight Fvs7
ton Papita;ion Of the Heart, Iorness of Spirits. Hys
teric. sick Headache. Whites n al the painful
stoned by di>orierei system these Pills VII eject
when all other means have failed and alt housh
powerful remedy do not contain iron. ca0rnel
other mineral.
Full directions accompanying erch package Price. in
the United States ard Canada. one Dollar.
-. Agent for the United states AM Canada
JOB MOSS. late 7. Baldwin < CO.
Rochester. y Y.
Y B-Oae Dollar and postage stamps enclose ~ any
authorized Agent will ensure bottle Containing 50 pill.
bv return mai
For sale bv z TH.yER Lansing l50vl
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Proclamation TO the People.
THE POETRY OF PiINSIC.
Herrick'S pills.

Changing weather. such a. tls.
CAL, far exercise Of care,
Cold nor n-at nor half 80 vicious
"A ,ai1en change Il air.
Though you lave constitution
subject 10 al human lis.
You may brave the worst o. climates
i you use these Sugar Pills.
Thousands now are s-r0n- an5 robust.
Wao bit ia'eiy wri'bei 2 pain,
ETer aching, ever growing.
They have iOlnd their health again.
Now when cold succeeds bot wvatLa-.
They We no fear OF aEue chiis.
For they u-e those health pre>eryeT-.
IlEERICE's SUGAR COATED Pills.
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800 of Advertising.

o,,oIines, 81 for the first insertion, snd
5I slaife ,nb.eaaen; publication, for any period
. :; ;.' :arss months. ssox,u, IYg.s
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-05-30
MOyEMENTs OF NAroLEON II.


me fans correspondents of the London papers are
unanimous In describing the enthusiasm of tbc peopie
upon the Emperors departure Tor the army In Ity s.
immense such % reception the Emperor has nc, cr be
lore met with, and be- evidently surprised t t nm
-'' warmth The CORE poudcncc Of the Ila,,s saws
me manifestation OF Che popular feeling Zoo Paris ON Che
departure OF th' Emperor appears 90 have been mark ed
ol epthrsnm which hes not been witness
ed in that capital for mary years the lmucrill ear
age passed out Of ie court yard Of the Tuesics the
Emperor seemed to be- taken by SUNRISE Al tho 1pt
warmth Of the demonstration IIe was attended, oniy M
icw OF the fcnf G1rss, and arriving Al the Hotel
de ille the imposing ovation had produced H. rg,,t
The Emperor ordered his guards ~ move out of tho
way. and The carriage instantly surrounded tv tb
enthusiastic crowd.
The correspondent Of the HsraR report, that tbc
stern, unhcnding features of Louis Napoleon iverJ
with emotion, while the Empress was weeping without
any attempt at cuuccamcnt The Emperor pu li. hands
out Of The carriage and the barcadc.ulkcrs of tc Eue
81 ANTOINE bending and kissing them stlutcd him
with renewed cries Of cuhutasm when the c5y,gs rc
sumed Us march band Of w0rkmcu stood between fb,
imperial carriage aud The Can't G1riss and proceeded
With " ta ihc rest oi tho say singing patriotic songs iu
cluding the Nir-oillsc. Never has The Fn,pcror ne,
ccvcd such concusiyc proof of his popularity with the
people aud the popularity gf the Whi,h Doc was sit
ting out to defend. wr equally demonstrated
The following s from the Hogifsar', account Of the
EmpcrIF- departure
Her Imperial Highness the Princess NubiI,t, b.r
llighness the Princes Mary of Baden and his Graz, ~,
Duke Of Hamilton, took leave OF the Emperor At the
Tuilcros. " '"'
The members of tho Privy Council. the Ministers NJ
Majesty, the great officers Of the crown thc once .,5
ladies OF the households Of the Emperor and Fmprc..
were waiting in the saloons Of the Tucrics and assisj
"'he departure ol their heiestics
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-05-30

''N'i-'' - mn ilVN ~ IlNtHHl ktr
lt having been announced that Mr. GOggin would pass
through town Yesterday, large number Of his personal
ana political friends formed in procession and headed
10y band Of music, marched down To the depot 10 nav
MN htir respects When the train arrived Mr. Gncliu
was 'tlirft with enthusiastic aud long-contnued cheers
and escorted 10 the North stole of tlu cpat where he
was addressed, IN brief and eloquent speech of vel
come, by john NJ. Speed E.q Mr Gogrin replied in A
speech OF hiiocn o. twenty inmates Alludiug ia hand
some terms 10 his cordial reception all over the State
ami hi' gratihcaOn at getting back once more beneath
his own ootireo. lie appeared considerably wore aud
Jaded, but he spoke with animation and spirit aud clo
quence and his remarks we're received with the most
m'ou"ied ADMINISTRATORS % delight by thc large crowd
IN attendance.
tie leii on the train at O'Clock for the purpose a. he
sad, Of voting for Wiley and Preston.
lh the procession hgFIosn banner upon which was
inscribed the words "HON. Wuu,N L. GoeetN.-
whether elected or defeated, Virginia, most laant and
gihnd Wing a just tribute 60 Who has fought Oh,
most splendid political battle over wagcd u Virginia g
Whehel cccied or dereatei Mr. Gugein has claims
upon The Nhie qi Virginia which they will never for.
get We trust that the retirement which he so much
needs after hs arduou' labor will De- sufficient To re-,
fresh him Tor thc duty Of presiding over this old Com
mlnwealth 10 which ws most sincerely hope be hs. been
called.
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Everywhere along the Emperors os,<Ihe warmest ae
Carnations broke out His escort coed kfdy keen the
way clear through the crowds that ttged round the
carriage. All the windows Of the houses 1m the bottom,
to the top filed with spectators usng their hats
aud handkerchief IL may lie said that has
ever been accompanied with prayers nors feryent
The Empress had large share in h's osation Every
one sauted IN her the devoted wife, th >der and cour
ageous mother. la accordance with hcr Hish she a.
companed the Emperor far Moni<renn and here
she took leave of him, without ,sj and affecting
emotion Her Majesty returned 10 tb. place Of lac Tu
cries at half past ten night" Ittf
HIS ARRIVAL rrAfr.<E
The Emperor OF the French embarked on board the
Imperial yacht ReiHs HorfsIsss Msrse<a on the IN
and arrived at Genoa the afternoon sf<Ae following
day. He landed at the inner port .Dsesna and pro
eeeded direct to the royal palace oa he balcony of
which he presented himself to the asssnbkd populaee
who greeted him with enthusiastc acctna iious The
Emperor accompanied the pAlz<e by Prince Ca,
klGNAN Count CAvouR, and Count DAt, gReNK the
French Ambassador. tIf
The port was full Of ornamcnted sp,S,fboats crowded
with spectators and shore the eityesented the an
pearance OF fsf large foSered with lags
symbolical representation of the freh and Sandman
alliance, was erected at the landing ~ owers werc
s1s, before the Emperor BY the .>s during, his
The Emperor held review of so9e oId soldiers In e
courtyard Of the royal palace and in the evening he
went TO the theatre where his reception most enthu
staStc. lie was accompanied by Prince NAroLEoS and
Prince CAKIGNAN.
on the following day the King of Sardinia went to
Genoa and after paving brief visit to the Emperor m
Returned again to headquarters
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-05-30
MISS T, OF WASHINGTON.

The New Ork Tribune saws
Mis- T., known the turf Paris as the fair Amazon
of Washington, brilliant at the races ON her bor
jet black, save white star the forehead that her An
pearance was hailed everywhere with admiration and an
PluSe lhore lovely person cannot be imagined; -he
guides playiuly the most redoubtabe courSer Beel
zebub, the name OF Miss Ts horse is so and
ierocIons that no rider mount him. no groom guide
or .ali hm lie has already killed Englishman nam.
eel Thomas Dixon, who undertook groom him in the
stable karey was powcrless to this terrible ami.
NAL. Three persons only can approach Be.l,.Lub .
the first is Miss T. herself To her Beelzebub il A.
plant, gentle aud aieconate - Kug-C Cbares sn,nil
lie follows her he wns on her aud kneels that she may
mount HIM lie neighs when she approaches He s.
proud aud happy To carry her. lie paws he caracoes
he curvets he never tries to her He oJcys her
word without ever exhibiting the least impatiencc Mis-
t. reeiprocates all the affection which her beautiful bor
exhibits. and loves him as a friend
The two other persons who approach BeelzeLub
are two young ladies of sixteen and eighteen wears len
ny aud Kitty Wilkinson. But Beelzebub only suffers
them, and shows them attachment. Jenny and Kitty
act as groomS to Beelzebub they feed and curry him
ana walk him in the morning. Jenny the youngest of
these sisters, slighooking child whose woma1lv 6
re Is not ye; developed is dressed as groom and fol-
lows Miss T. every time Miss T. paws visits on horseback
Tor no other person hold Beelzebub bv the brlc
when MS mistress dsmounts. For the rest Miss T il
charming young person and has no need 10 ride Reelz
Duh to be admired. She Is handsome girl of the b.pny
age OF fresh, brilliant, and healthfal looks '
Her figure is beautiful, without being slight she has
dark, luxuriant hair large, flashing Lack eyes beautiful
arms pure complexion clear and fair: her cheat wei,
rounded her hand small and delicate that of prin
cess painted 10y Neasquez; her foot is neat and ycrv
hrin her voice clear and sonorous She brcathes ali
the life aud fire OF II summers Add TO this that her
soul l. worthy of this outside soul noble and devoted
"A heart Passionate with generous ideas She has nu
ccverncss and great courage
This young lady, this American, who brings to her
husband dover OF six hundred thousand francs will
soon marry one OF the most intelligent of the French
generals. She will follow her husband to Italv She
will make what may be facetousy termed her nun,ial
campaign Beelzebub will go along. The soldiers ad.
/ nire tins fine woman, and the fine horse
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-05-30
THRnnNG ESCAPE OF FIVE young LADIES.

THRILLING ESCAPE OF FIVE YOUNG LADIES
las Sesy tstesnoss. e n =. o. ,ss intoa boa,
that was tied to q tree w lire =. ,s,,..l
Ware Iu rocking aud pushing tc 5oat around The n -
cning became oOScned and they driftcd out into d.
stream. In moment they saw their peril R.C,r.
them was the brink Of high dam the foot of which
were Jagged rocks which the water boiled and foam,
ed with destructive fury. The erie, of the Young ladies
drew together hundreds Of spectator who watched viii
fearful anxiety the boat drifting sloa y towards the e
OF the dam. No other boat at land aud a sue.i,
death seemed certain to the young ladies As the boat
with It's precious freight ncared the dam the speclaor
seemed dumb with horror. Each looked TO the otb,r
ulorng help, knowing that help next to impossi-
ole while the ShTicks OF the youig ladies in the boat
pierced the hearts Of their friend with terrible anguish
Among that cruwd 81 mon aud imeu sas there no he
rolc sprt To attempt reScues Presently there was
sur among the SPECTATORS anda Young sailor appeared
who boldly plunged into the water. lie swan along ia.
above the flush boards, hut il vas extremely ,lntl,tf
whether he could reach the boat in to prevent il
from gong over the dam IL Was a moment of fearful
suspense. The young struggled through the water
anu the boat came sweeping down upon the current In
ahother instant the boat the edge oi the dam -
I"r young ladies threw up their ia terror and ma
nv oi the spectators turned their eyes from the fearful
Hsht hui at the same in i'm, the strong arm Of the
young sailor seized the boat aud bracng himself against
the edge OF the dam, held il from going down upon the
rocks Ihe ladies we're saved Then there arose from
the ero"ton either shore Wild tmulrous shout " hch
was hen up by the hills arOuld and echoed back TO the
ears % TIE Joyiu multitude Slowly vet surely the
Young sailor and hero drew iho boat TO the shore and a.
hvered TO tneir friends the yClng ladies' he had rescued
We have not the name Of the young man. but We hope
10 publish 1t some time aln--iie the name OF ono
oI the ladies hc has saved among our matrimonial mott.
ces.-PdiAcr Journal
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AHEhrr At VI EntR ANp 81 tCiny We have bare time
to announce "d tragedy which transpirsd about o.
clock last "Wednesday morning 4 young man named
Lorcnt Bumanu. bad for some time past paid hi. ad
dresses 90 Ms Louise Bcrnius both being iu tic ,n.
Poy oi 3. '. hrit, hsq, but met with success lie
had followed hct home from the concert of Last y,
and after some conversation remarked % her eva must
both die, and catching her by hc throat chokcd her uu
u she s,-cles end supposin her dead he rep,r,I
70 an upper apartment OF Mr krahts residence procu
red pistol aud returning to who're his love I,y Ifles.
hc placed The pistol IN hls mouth aul Grsd The ball en-.
ering The base of hc brain, producing instant death
We are glad to report Miss Bcrnius out of danger
Ei0irisriNf lHil Press i7h
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WASHINGTON MONUMENT.
THIRD SPLENDID OPENING or
DRY GOODSt

DRY GOODSt
DHEEDEN FON, Hrond street, open thjs d,y
- MONuAi, 18Th AIr the hfrJfsf sssaf
" Goods exhibited ~ them They nve special ,ter
unn i1 very attractive stock u
DREss GOODS
which wiz be offered ~ very reduced prices them,
n1rere and dGreuadnc Robcs
silk. h'yadere = Deux yoants, some entirely new de
Taia and Fousnd silks, colorci and black
fpd1r Dc illne., Chain de isinss,
fle flfuer. Eiouc DC Paris
AVS aud hcaufu fabrics for qptiog wear
~ lfosssteslinr aui Plantation Ooo, E sry i,ry
Wehtve bought dung che yery Of he following
Goods, uhi0h Hil Dc offered 40 rfrU f0sr prirfss
lr-i Anens Table Damasts
NtrtiuG
apis nEggDgE EoV 9iI Bro,darset
(,AnDEN yAsEsi Garden vases u Garden
- VASES roue ware dlreu Vases ~ superior quality
vsry cheap, at KEEsEE 4 PARIS Pottery
apT Corner t9h and CAV sis
ILEAH wATPR,
~ water FILTERS,
clear water,
r Hs very rapid superior wi,er His made
~ KEFsEE PAIR
ma7 Corner ~ t9ih sni cav strse,s
A uENICAN GUANO, for safe by
~ mall w. sKtNKFR 60
nOuRsrIC LIQuOns.
~ nh mshardsonsO O. ". WHISKY
~ hbs Wine
~ bhis Rose Gin
10 bbls Cortai-in store, for sale by
m'is EN " ryLgR
IDEAS. clay Peas, for sale ~
Il mslS-iW LAWS n, WEBB co.
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TO THE COUNTRY MERCHANTS

- Z \ y IlZZ y
importer ot and " NhoiesaIc Dealer I'm Rorct,n
Erntts q eNtra r"hneI Candy MauuIaefur.s-"
WuIlh e'll the particular = me- C-'rf-V
W I I eAigsNe aiosk of an Jsc to.. % Goods tb,t h
A-p' " hTt class trzics % iais SORT which viii CON
I,r iFch saFpiirs by every amer aud s.n n,rs,
nave adopted general rule o. dealers
l'ihnt 10 lh business az mach rsiuted prizes ip
~ e 'A"le iud extra expense % Uurchssfuv Al be r,t
"a oFicr % convince the increiaous he truth n tt
mas-tf ' ' give u'e 'i'Al JUAN FlLZINi.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-05-30
RICnARD WALSH

~ tess 10 l, .ao 20 ilth street a.,t i.sr 10 ,, y,l
u nfrra ~ ''-' '' '-.' 'NiN'.
- Il1's ana hi'.ne'' Pager gromrtiy negotiated
Lend Warraa.s wanted. fof uhisi ne tist., i -r
be- paid 'A '''A'' HII''t WI
The oncc on iih Street vassted by me- fsr rent ,t7 I'm
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CLOTHING.
OUR MODEL SHIRT
CLOTHING
= i IL ~ @ CO nn g

= L N ~ " NTItD CD
Heal Quarters, Corner Main Str..ts
~ sesr has returned YORK the Iar- and
hs fashionable Ntock Of seais D.. l..
sei in person, with Kill rf.r a. ~
tal u'r \ better siock of Cloths Camercs
sem IA 'h city VIA Goats. Pants aud Vests every
nAsihe shape, color anil quality. embracing
A' most magnificent furnishing goods such A. "a,
lh Lac" Neck Ie Black ani fancy SIX Pocket IIL
Socks, Gr. ''' 'N'' SusPehueTs'
Az IN Nant Of goods really fresh desirable either
made or cut to measure would do well give ca bcfor
lie has in his emIoy cutters and wokmcn
Ap9 Corns, A. M,,n - J % SshSCh S5,h
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LYONS MAGNETIC POWDERS G

@ .EOl tAEDtN lNsfCrs, cOckRoACHEs RTD RRcs
KIND LIS Of iHk FkRhIN
INiE Importance q reliable article Of MI, hin, ,t
MS % ~ nitaTe teens with thes annoyiar s
., 'bel b company Of HotaRs froa he Ji eSta-
lSSis sins upon certain plant yc @ that all in
iruders Vuante plant seT@ br samps nom hcse in
i p we insect DESTROYER svsry ex+rjrs, Li,oh
&c a5d sasIe Medals Ls,isr, Pa ~ s,,t se eject o
TON the Goyernmeuis England Pr.nre seen obtained
@ og 'se Words Fsr aud numcrous Meai @ and ks.sia
Letter from the President Of the United States,
.,, b" NECUTIvE MANSION w.suuss,ov a., - -
~ W Emanuel Lyon Dear Sir ibave as n,' jan ISIS
ssardei you Medal sad s Eas At Loadou
f'a'''' To- e''e'939ing nsss Se - ''1S
iAe A'S'e SAs Accompanied BY cerheate or P,;. -,
III N FREE FROM POISoN
NJ ~, NsS YoEE lst isss
netic Powder and Gnd them perfc,v iesied yeur Nag
s se animal" but certain death Inhaled 6y ssd Do,
JAMES r Chiffon. VI n. C1enr.,
LAURANCE RID. PROT CbsnsirV' NJ Vol,
Nj John J. Rome. Superintendent or "a. n - w. 49,,
Lyons Pesr WI si I' = ,hs bug ants reaches. moths ae siS
Al, { s's,hfI hf snd hogss keeper have direct ,,
NhoAs and Metropolitan Hoels 10 Judy Me- 20 lhs As,o 81
Cyras Fiald ia,s P Sora9n Bennett Winaei seo
Poranc- The Farmers. club hSv, & ~ gen on : Of national &
Svoy S,y aeu Ershoppcrs. suts anoths buv. ,t "a " ~.
Advancement. 49,. p's-stNsd eud houses made pure
YoTt to hsv ~, lI.ssh Mesrs harnss Part %
limitations ars .iye M ne world Many vohisss
10 re,ns froH business have sold an ,oy i, ' h is
Ba Para tn. Pasdei d!ay,g, 5,. 'Gs5s,o 90 M'r.
e renulns sesvs sse ''9"1 H s, s 70 'ay os,
49,, & P 'snaoi i pc reached by powder and as tSat
's''N' r1rt ~ ts v5lsf nem through any merchant
Ba ,Sn. Fi. Fs ,,r ,r, s s,i,, G;ss'. ,irse
rss5n, T. Sy I sI,5 ,jss - cents aai o. Tonou ii.
Also. he Mexican Nuanr IIasn' 10 '''s E9g Ss Nss y.t
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WERCuANrS,

IN ISURANC CE COMP a ~
onef Nc. l53 VAIN ~, Htehu,ond
,st.,, - h. y, ~ op Nessgs. Cargo. Hnd frrifht
'NiNNn lNsi kANtf on Goods trausrrtsi by r,. ,t. -
lanl cauIIEf. ~ .'''''' N'''.'' ''
FNa lNslEANtf On Merchanfsr generany pweu,- u,...
Wagchous.f aud oihCr uuilines in tour or r.urf.,
IuIllls Ll-l.l NJ cuIIanl llI-. I.... LI
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CONSTABLE, WALKER & co.,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
GENTLEMEN'S SEJTRNJSHVNG GnnnS

1a5 BALTIMORE STREET
ME- have In store very complete assortment Of
w spring Goods, mostly of nj
Wholesale
advantages above Northern house.
Our stack Of shirts j. complete consisting STYLES sizes
and qualities which, la point ht hnish surpassed
SHIRTS hApE To ORDER by measurement, every in
stance warranted 10 bt CONSTABLE, WALkER A co,
uii=l
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RICHMOND DAILY WHIG.
VOLUME. 81.

~ '' anNefEment 10 be considered month OF yea.
ta~,u the partts '' 'S'N' "i'' "'
n rIteinsn not marked the copy specified NUN
cAhct"i accordingly. ~ F-''"e"'
- H-uiAh ApUEHrsNENrsTo avoid .n,lnv
part "i The Annual Advertisers proper disfnr
u."'f privileges only extend. their busin.. RES,
tsir Legal aud all other h. a. a. ~ ~
hllulnnal charge, aud VUriatIon -
~ Real tstatc and General
n'fti y the hut 60 be su,
30 sg.h discounts ne shah he agreed upon.
~ booksellers and yearly
" Ir pnar With the privilege Of change not on their
'"' ''fr, IN any one week, insert
e upon a. the standing rule and ali eXc-
'iu n"ch amount To be charged at the usual ratrs
Advertisements inserted
> ~ - W nns or less Tor the Isi ns.rion 80 cents
~ square Tor each continuance OF weekly 7 cents
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MiNAN'S CELEBRATED
Reapiug and Vax,iu.s Nba.h;u

MiNAY'S CELEBRATED
ReapIng and WOwina Machines
WITH NuupF IMPROVEMENT YDE l~ts
'Iht snhsetru sN continue nauuf.stur@ i n III. v,,
able machine, aua supply ihr trade As veil 4. Tsr
on the most Be- ''''-'''
We nave AZ" purchased ttr patent rrh 90 straw CBfter
PAe"ti hy u Bennett fr hsnI poser ghIeh viii et ft-f
~ tan any oihsr hand Tosr machine use ana Al hs
sane time J. simple and durable. pf..s Su
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