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Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-08-05
LUMBER LUMBER.

M E have for sale at our ard, corner Sixth and
w Mulberry streets, very large stock Of the
best quality Wisconsin Lumber. Purchasers will
find in said stock every thing in the lumber line
Our assortment of Bencing, Flooring and all kinds
Of marrow stuff is unusually large and Of quality
that may be denominated No. /. We have also
Timber Of all sizes and lengths Bern Boards thor
oughly seasoned, Common and Clear Plank Of any
thickness, Joist, scantng Siding, Shingles, lAths
sssh, Doors; Pickets and P.lings, together with
any quantity Of Dressed Siding, Flooring and
Boards of any dimensions ever called for il this
msrket. All we have to say to interested parties
l., that We can furnish any kind Of a bill at price,
which are guaranteed to be lower than can b OBJ
tainod in this city. Call and see.
HATCH FULLERTON.
Museatins, Dec. 14th, 1S58-w1m.
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Announcement.
MR.. EDITOR please announce the name Of e.
w. WILKERSON as . candidate for Sheriff of
Muscatine County, subject to the decision of the
Republican Convention.
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DI s OIL u IT ION.
n HE copartnership heretofore existing between
i the undersi gned under the name and style of
Waters B John is this day dissolved BY mutual
consent, having sold all their interests in said hrm
to Adam Ogilve, who is authorized to collect ~.
sets and 10 to pay all liabilities of said firm:
O. P. WATERS.
a A. JOHN.
Mucatine, July Is. 80, dlmawsm.
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DISSOLTTION COPARTNERSHLP.

DISSOLUTION COPARTNERSHIP.
THE copartnership heretofore existing between
/ the undersigned under the nsme and style OF
4. T. Mills 4 Co. has been dissolved BY mutual
consent. All persons indebted to said firm are
having claims against said firm must present the
same to JOSEPH XLEINFRLDRR& co.
r. T. Mills,
IL. N. Collins,
Jane Sth, 1859. p. NJ, HISS.
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DUPUY 4 MITCHELL,
General Commission Merchants.

FULTON GRAIN ELEvATORS,
Nos. 246, 24s and Isl North Water st., CHICAGO.
Consignments solicited of Flour, Grain, Pork,
Hides, TO-, &c., DO.
Advance made on consignments.
Aug. LIST, 1S59-wlm
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LAND FOR SALE.

I OTIS and in Sec. 81, TIP. n, B. w., con-
II tanning 90 $500 acres for sale on fair terms.
Apply TO RICHMAN d BRO.
Aug LIST, 18S8-W6w
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DIED,

DIED,
At Gallipolis, D., on the 18th inst WV. PAYNE,
son of Joseph and Sarah Morrison Qormerly Of
Muscatine) aged years, months and 70 days.
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RARE CHANCE.

A GOOD bargain can DO had in the purchase Of
- ten acres Of lsnd sdjoiniag the Anscatins
city limits, near the Iowa City road. Enquire
ON the pre- misses Of WIN. HOFFNER.
July 9th, ls59:-dau I'm.
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Cor want of proper and sufficient directions The
report had the good effect of arousing the attention
of those interested and most of the letters as the
Postmaster informs US, reclaimed and sent "on
their way rejoicing" We may not at this time be
better able to do some of our readers service than
hy publishing another list Of the letters now lying
PIN exassptine detained for one out of the three or
-four geaaops abovs mentioned They are addressed
~ follows:
William s. johnson, Saltwater, Sussex Co., N.
j. (this letter has stamp clipped from stamped
envelope. which renders it fraudulent); Armstrong
Kerns, st. Helen, Oregon; Rev. G. B. Joce'yn,
Oesmoines City, lows; VIM. Ure, Linn Co., Iowa;
Joseph Geishebea. Hapeyylle, Shelby Co., Ill. IRE
furned-no such post office in Shelby county,;
Redall Borer, Dundee Co., H.; John Brunn, John
son Co., Iowa; Mr.. c. F. Brown, Aalton, Iowa
should it not be Alson. Minois); Peter Manning.
MEDIA, Iowa (no such post ofice-should it not be
bledoy; James B. Henthorn. Mount Joy P. O.,
ieott Co. Iowa; Mr.. =. L. Brown, Howard Co.,
NO.; Fred Schwaebe, Crawfordville, Iowa; H. W.
rrington, Cuyler, Courtland Co., N. Y. M. An
elsberg, St. Paul, Minnesota; Mrs. Geo. Bowden,
z. nyahoga Falls, Summit Co., Ohio; Mrs. J. N.
mall, Csdarviile. Greene Co., Ohio; Mrs. Catha-
inc Hertz, Ephrata P. o., Lancaster Co., Pa. !;
r. Geo. H, Preston, Iowa City; Miss Lydia Ann
mpson, Dayton, Ohio; Miss Lucinda Chapp,n,
yra P. o., sciota Co.; Miss Martha Santmire,
- Ak Point, Pierce Co., Wis (returned-no such
srIsce.) $50
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s. q. b, p. STEMS
FURNITURE 0MS,
Nos! 100 ana 1O2 Second Street.

OUR STOCK Is LARGE AND WELL ASsOR-
~ ted, consisting Of
Breakfast, Dining & Extension Tables,
Common and French Bedsteads.
sofas, Chairs, Side 4 Center Tables,
WHAEN0TS, PIANO STOOLS, DO &c.,
All Of our own and tho hest Eastern make, at
prices to suit the times W. invite al to call be-
fore purchasing elsewhere
We sell fuckers SPRING BEDS, warranted
good. or returnable at our ex pense.
I Muscstine. July 27th, 1889 --daw5m
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A LII the Late Papers. At
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E.RArA.-Ths compositor made several
egregious blunders in the original poem published
ON the outside of to-day's paper. In the second
verse Of the first stanza the reader will supply the
word 'poet's" before "lofty tone;" in the tenth
stanza read Cares for "calls," and in the nine
teepth stanza rounds" for Sounds"
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+ you want a good, No. l, warranted Single,
i the best in the city--gO to the Lumber Yard Of
mayll.daw HOOH l. WHITEHOU3E
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FURTHER FROM CALIHoRSrA.-General Walker has
arrived In California, and according to the papers,
soon as Sir VIM. Gore Ouseley departs.
The San Francisco markets were in . gloomy
condition, and it s impossible to sell almost any
kind of goods without submitting to material rec
duction in the already nominal quotations.
The steamer Centis Costa exploded her boiler In
San Francisco bay on the Sd. Five lives we're
lost, viz David Winslow Cadey, formerly of Al.
bany, aged 30; Mitchell G.. Smith, barkeeper OF
steamer; Fl. L. Ostrande, Albert Winship and Geo
Mcdowell, fremen. man named Regour was
also reported dead. The injured we're T. W. Fem
OF San Francisco, badly tcsided Joseph Holsten, oi
the United States mint, probably fatally scalded
John Lewis, captain of the steamer, not DANCE.
rousiy; Dir. Quinn, not dangerously; Benjamin
Hiliard, of the Herald, severely; and number oi
others slightly.
In an sffray at San Jose on the Goth of March,
two persons, named Crosby and 8. B. Ferguson
we're killed and two others Injured.
Matthew PurdiD, formerly Of Baltimore, died Al
Sacramento, March 9th.
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= tkf uCu AkIH.
r. @. FOBSON
YH THE GREAT DRAWBACK to pers

country is the fear they have ofFEVEk and AGUE
the most direiul OF all diseases. Every day We
hesr OF persons attacked By this disease and made
helpless in a short time, without any means of af-
forliing relief. In view of the great demand for q
reu,xiy DR. HOSTETTER has presented his celebra-
ed "RiTTERS" whose curative powers for all
diseases Of the stomach have been universally &C.
snowsedged. The "BITTERS," prepared after q
long experience and deep study. have received The
eucominns of the most eminent ply ysicians as well
as all clssse,. from every part Of our country. To
those who doubt their virtues sill we can say is TO
try them, and Judge for themselves respectively.
sod by druggists and dealers generally, every
wbere
~ See advertisement IN another column.
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~ BURROWS RELIABLE MEDICINE.
THE MOST EXALTED r MEDY IN I

Has cured. and is DOW daily effecting the most @
extraorduary cures OF diseases. to which humanity
10 sfiicted Thousands who were hitherto suffering
unoer the most inveterate diseases and which were
deemed beyond the skill of medicine. have been
wonderfully restored 20 health by the nae Of thss
truly great remedy Pnr ScR1TySPpAAb 11TySSPAbsIa HLi
sCROfUL0Us .AFfEC CrIoNs, end for al dsssasss
r..I,no fsa smpursty Qf the blood. it is uneurpass
cd by any medicine IN medical science
BY Thoroughly purifying the Blood and ssomncn n n
the human system. it necessarily cures All those
diseases resulting from morbie action Of the sane ne
Euch a. LIVER COMPLAINT, NERVOUS AEFEC
TloNs, GENERAL DEBILITY. ERupTIn9,,hIs n,,I
ON THE SKIN, CHRONIC FEVER AND AdUk,
and All other diseases which are we'll known to ex-
ist from the above causes An that is asked Is a
the ipcom parable efficacy OF this remarkable pre-.
paration In curing the diseafss for which II u re-
Commended For particulars eall and get Dc
scrfptve circular. Prepared by ,ow . co
Practical and Analy tical Chemists,
Norfolk, Va.
For sale In Richmond by Purcell, Ladd 4 Co,
DR. J w GarIick, Haring Pearce, and Druggists
generally. mn Ism
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~ THx BEST CogaH SYRUP Is THz

The best Cough Syrup In the world Is Harts
horEa's Pectorsi Syrup of Wild Cherry.
This article 10 prepared by chemist, and Is pro-
nounced by medical men, and those who have used
tt TO be the best preparation fer Coughs, Colds
Catsrrh, Bronchitis, Hoarseness, Sore Threat from
G cold, and q preventive of that lion OF diseases
Consumption.
Persons who sing should use 1t. /. Ia pleasant te
abe taste scftens clears and strengthens the voice
says aiiirritateu OF the throat and lungs, and pre-
eents taking cold.
Bottles 25 and 50 cents and 81. Sold by all Drug
sists in Richmond, Norfolk, Petersburg. and all
Towns In Virginia. oC l6--sm
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~HARrsHoRYE'sA AHTI-BILIoUs PILLS

sre the safest and best Purgative Pills in They
at upon the Liver, Stomach and Bowels, carrying
of aif bile and every foul secretion. They don't
gripe easy in their operation. and can be taken
Colds from the system and prevent Rheumal lisn. -
If you suffer with any pain, use HAkTSHORNE'S
CUREALL, the great PAIN ANNIHILATOR. Il
syRUP, which IL the best Cough Syrup in the
world.
Sold by all Druggists in Richmond. 90 l5-6m
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A QUEEN IMpRrsoNEn.-Advices from Tahiti state
that there had been conflict of authority bes
tween the government of Queen Pomare and the
French Governor, which resulted 10 violent tu~
mutt Of the natives. On the Sd of February the
Queen and some Of her chiefs were taken into Gus
tody and imprisoned by the French officers. Peace
was restored between the high treaty parties on
the 5th February, when the Queen dismissed some
of her ministers who were hostile to the French
and acknowledged the fall power Of the Napoleon
protectorate.
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VIRGINIA PosrerpIcEs Tho Office at McEiroy,
Doddridge county, 10 discontinued. Appointments
Philip schmucker postmaster at Fishesviile, Au-
gusta county. vice Edward Evans, resigned. John
bowers postmaster at Fair Hill, Marshall county,
vice james fayier, resigned. James M. Akers
nostmsster at Little River, Floyd county. vice Z.
+. Anderson, resigned. John p. MCDONALD post.
master ct Bath @. a., Bath county, vice David g.
Wfsa declined.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-04-28

TIE AMERICAN CONSUL AT VALPARAISO The conr.a
OF Mr.. Trevitt, the United States consul st Vana.
raiso. in resisting the arrest of certain parties
charged with treason, who had taken refuge in bis
house. has caused much feeling there. The resi-.
transcended his duty, and the government of Chile
it 10 alleged, will institute criminal proceedings
against him. In defence of Mr.. T., 1t should be
added that his house was forcibly entered by an
armed officer during his absence, and that his wife
heroically defended the premises until his arrival
when he dsarmed the officer, aud refused to give
mp the refugees until the arrival of several soldiers
He then hauled down his flag and abandoned the
house.
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x% LIE & PLEAsANTs-

ATIUhN e J 5 AT LAW,
Practice in the Courts held in Richmond, Henrico,
Ssoochiand and Hanover.
as NotaTies Public and Commissioners OF Deeds,
&c they are authorised to take DepositoEs, Atid
Wits Acknowled gments of Deeds. Powers Of Attor-
ney Bills Of Sale &C, TO be used recorded in the
esveral States and Territories of the Union.
Odlce en- lIth ct, Sd door from Main. NH lily
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- ~HARrsHoKsEs Cukn-AIL--
TIE qHEAT PAIN ANNIHTLATDR
AND kEMEDY ROR DYSPErsiA. WEA ahpAs
I'D AIh AND WEAK 8OMELs.

q 81 { a h ED By A CHEMIST
r,, boLILne ", % and 80 censa and one dollar
THE dRhATEsT DIsUOvERY IN MEDIcAL
eCIRNCR
nj ,in4Ahr1AOkME'S CURE-ALL should be kent In
~ Mmllies tn case OF accidents sr sudden sicknesa
frequently cul % tn less tire than Il reouirss r.
Get . physician. S1AAs' y
y cuIss pain in any part Of thesystem and il used
.HAkTSHORNE6C CUR EAL Ii. curss Rhau,n. ts.,,
Neuralgia and Chiiblainx
IL AkT6hOkN1s CUnK-ALL cures Cramps. Ooiie.
rams ~ the Stomach or Bowels.
nAnIcHVhNES CUREALL cures Pains In the
iAmpe; n ! % S,ds, Back Breast, Teeth and Rars.
uAkTSHORNE'S CURE-ALL cures anr.,n.
brq0es. scalds, Burns and Frosted Fees
.HAkTSAOkNE'S CURRALL cures Pains in ths
Feet and swelling of the Joints ~ '"'
HARTSHOkNE'S CUkEALI, eure. a4sNr N..A
rom Vold, and Ague Ia the Brssst
dAnISaOhNE5 CURE ALL ID good for Dvsuepl
siA, Weak Stomach and Bowels - ~SsSoS
8. Mnensver you have Pain. use the CUREA ALL. n
Il acts upon the Nerves. Musles Sinews Bleed md
nSnes. ana, Dy its warming electromagnetic power
expe,s All pam nom the system. Get bottle and
The above medicines to DO had at all Drug stor,,
na naSaamond' norfolk, Petsrsbnfg and al towns II
SA9Iolos 1A-kun
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-04-28

A FEMALE TRAvELLER-Mrs. Louisa Hay Kerr,
the we'll known Scottish traveller and author, 10 at
uresept residing at Vienna. This lady, who has
already travelled In China, the East Indian Arcbi-
pelago, Egypt and other countries, is now occu.
pied with arch geological studies and invesega
ions relative to the former history of the various
sc,avic races She 10 a member of the Asiatic So-
cieties of London and Paris, the Archaeological
Societies of Great Britain Palestine and Athens, OF
Societies Geographique Of Paris, and of several
other learned societies. 1t 10 understood that Mrs
Keer intends again to visit servia, with the view
of publishing at q future period large work on
the subject of that country.
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NOVEL MATRIMONIAL ALLIANCE "A Frenchman
named Jean Gelott Iinauson, aged fifty years, and
likewise, were Joined Ia the holy bands Of wedlock
at st Louis on Tuesday. The beauty of the joke
is that the old bachelor cannot speak word Of
German aud the old maid cannot speak word Of
French.
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CANADIAN CExfs---These coins, which nave oeen
Iasslv thrown of at the British mint, possess res
variable peculiarity. They are not only tokens
of value, but also standards OF weight and mea.
sures; 100 cents weigh exactly one pound, ana
one cent measures one inch.
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RuryraHrsx rs ParLaDrIpHIA .-On Sunday they
buried one fireman in PhiIadslphia who had been
killed fn . riot, and the same afternoon anotner
hght occurred between two rival companies, IN
which several were severely wounded, but none
mortAlly.
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MEDICAL CARDS.

0xoxe1 B. 6TrxI, Densls., uns
snd rsatdsnce, No. al. on Main. bstwsen Str and u
vlfoots. Richmond Va. myM-Iv
~ DE, JOHn b WALrHALL, (Homuo
athist) ofers his professional services 10 the citt
sens of Richmond an' its vicinity. Of7oe ct his n
| ddence, on Leigh str ct, two doors from 9th
10 I2-dly
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LIT orr John Ward, for being
drunk In the street, and Octavia Binford, for
threatening to shoot Margaret Sullivan, were both
reprimarded BY the Recorder yesterday, and then
permitted to 60 in peace, after promising to siu no
more.
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- sAsroRp's LIVER Isv1aoRAroR-

COMPOUNDED ENTRELT FROM GUM.-Is mild and ef
fectual csthartio. acting. first on the LIVER, to
Bowels. and carries off all matter that prevents
their healthy action. and thus streRgthens and
builds up the whole system very rapidly and 10 the
best LIVER INVIG0RATOR
LIVER INVIG0RATOh
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IHrlMP1RANoH.-Eliz abeth Buck, q
free negress was committed to jail by the Record.
er in default of bail for her good behavior on con.
viction Of being drunk and disordeTiy n the street.
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FRESH LKRoHEs.-I have just re-
cived, by Adams Express, fresh lot Of Swedish
LEECHEs. whish will be applied upon most reason.
able terms.
P.s.-Oupping and Leeching promptly attended
Dressing Roors under the American Hotel, and at
night on eth street French Garden Hfl.
Ey -tf r. @. ROBSON
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ADVANCEMENT IN ScIENcE.-The striking ad.
vapcemeDt in material science 10 we'll demonstra.
ted by the "History of British Patented Inven
tions" in the Astor library, New York. 1t ap
1910 to 1900, period of ninety years, there were
only two hundred and sxty.seven patents taken
ont; from 1900 to 1900. whole century, only two
thousand and sixty; but from 1900 to 1851, the
century, viz: eleven thousand; and from 1851 to
1855 there were nine thousand, a still vastly
acce ersted ratio of gain. The same is true of In
yeutiOne In America.
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CONTINUED Matthew Egan and Geo
Scales were before the Recorder yesterday for
beating Patrick OConner, but as Pat failed to sp
pear the Investigation Was postponed until Friday
next
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AMERICANS IN RoME-A letter from Rome, dated
March 24th, ssys there were four hundred Amer
leans in Rome during the carnival. Ex President
Pierce aud Mrs. Pierce had been there and were
to remain some weeks. Mrs. Pierce's health 10
decidedly better.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-04-28

A 0NH.SIDfD JupaMfNr.-Judge johnson, oi
Louisville, KY, last week. in deciding case bes
fore him, said: "A man has no right to whip his
wife, but should be severely punished n he were
guilty Of such an outrage. But the women, on the
contrary, had the right to whip their husbands
whenever they pleased. It was prerogative be.
longing to them peculiarly and inalienable. He
was only surprised 1t was not exercised to great
or extank0
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~FAIRsAxK's scALxs,
WAREHOUSE,
Ne. 100 Masa Street, R,chraond. Ia.

Ne. loo 1asa Xreet, Rtchmond, IA.
aaiform STANDARD Of Weights. and a correct sys
TEN of weighing are subjects claiming the attention
OF every individual in the country.
and seller. and II 10 OF the utmost Importance that
AT instrument 50 universally called apoa TO decide
transactions OF business. should I've OF s.cS rei
absity AND ezdessss 10 secetrs the CON fence on
aA taoss seAo mag ss affected os tie resuts ,sd,cs,
rAIsRaSK's scAlxs
ARE THE Lh5ALigsD STANDARD,
Feg coRaEcr wAIsHr.
lsTssst shsse aross fron, discrepancy a ,oesoat
assrses q Fssrba,.Ss' Scales by tie balts-
.asrt and oAie Railrodd Cdmpany and one af an
9fCArsao'a Pleas. Rsstimoss The occupied TIE
Shsrt tsco days cad Jaaos Sarshau. .', deiiperino
tae accuracy ef Fasroanss Scales ,eas established
''''''~ -" s,sNE sExaaiNE YOUR SCALES.
AN INCORRECT scALs WILL KNAw rHs VERY vIrALs
oUToY An aPPAkANTLY PRosPgsous BUSINESS"
Test jour scales thoroughly. aud If found incor
rect throw them aside and buy one Of Fairbanks
oelserasrd scales. the universally acknowledged
ssAndard for CORRECT ret weight, M rzr,os
7hs sceaearnai rsl'atGtion af these Scales has in
dsceg tAs esnders impt5eet S',d p9rstsss oalances
aass iaersby - in maaU istancss' been salssctsd 10
had in s nisspsna @ @sl ., .DI oLAKk
are the agents and who keep constantly on hand
xokTAhLE PLATFORM SO SCALES
uahok. 4bSvn4 On raMiEY seHEyfS SCALES ssA0
poaaANT WAkEHoUsE SCALES
iMPsoVED LETTER BALANCES
And deliver az short notice
sIaus MatAf S9dkiad z aHeeFs soxIEs sf4shs
CoAL nEALERS' AND FARMERS SCALES
kaiLAeab san aes SbTPGF bTPuF sSAEEs sCAEEs
RAILRoAD TRACK sCALES
WEIGH LOCK SCALES
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DEATH or fHE PREsIpExr's NIECE.-Miss Fanny
j. Yates died at Dr. Seely's Water Cure In Cleve'
land Ohio, on Thursday last, of consumption, IL
the 23d year OF her age. Tho Plaindeaier say
she was the niece of President Buchanan, witt
whom she was great favorite, occupying almost
the relation Of an adopted daughter. She hal
been at the Water Cure about one year.
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MAMNOrH TunKrv va o.w .t AZ.

GREEN PBAs.-In some Of the gardens
near the city the pea vines are 10 bloom and in
some OF them the peas are already large enough
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l8.10 oPKlNG lRAIk 1NsI9

ELLETT q DREWRY, .
NP0kLxRS AND WHOLE2lLx lkAk381
~ NO6x.0N AND D0kka11C -
No I. fsaTi avsss Ssss1s~6. Y. as 1i
q v!.s: Sssefsss = Sfss:s - E t. .
y h.y. .vsr ba.r sSis Sss . sc2Ss ossss.s
= O9nnslrs enr es.lns. lrinei1a!ly = 1tseelee1S
a. lsss ssoss "a sr III sssss3 az - - : E
this county eea o9ss ,. sssr ssieess1 aosl = S -
fis: tlsass s - 49, issssSs.s o. scs . 60
y.psy se..s. p.,e,.s. pa yss.ss.4s -.
Eaviis @ sRass S|sss:. Y5;ss 6sssss.. 8 - s -.
-, vs have, Of our inpestsstsns : laF0s IL.
which .e viii cell lower thaa - hase G(9 -
iss in sooSs 3 u s scr sses,sns.s ssA ssys s.sss
3 vsfy large seS vsrisd. aad = 'eAeno oeswetoNo
W v. S.s. = = sssrs @ sssss ssssH = sssas -
Ssl.s. ssa .' scs:se AZ. In. I.rsass
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-04-28

QusaR RxAsoH ron NOT FIGHT1NG DUU.-When
Lord Carhampton was Commander Ia Chief 10
Ireisud, hs was challenged By bis father, but re-
fused 70 hghs him, not because hs was HE father,
bat because he was not . gentleman.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-04-28

ATTORNEY AT Law,
RICHMOND, Va,
VIII practice in the city Of Richmond and in thu
sount{ss Of Chesterfield. Pewhatan and Amelia.
70 once In Lisle's Building, corner OF Main and
II .fraafs % 1-l2m