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The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1859-10-27
Cause of Praise.

From the whole surface of the ocean, says
Dr. Dick, there arise, every twelve hours, no
less than thirty million cubic feet of water which
is more than sufficient to supply all the rivers
on the earth. This immense body ofwater is
formed into clouds, and carried over every part
of the continents; and again it is condensed
into rain, snow, or dews, which fertilizes the
earth Should this process cease, we might
wash our clothes, but centuries would not dry
them; for evaporation produces this effect
vegetation would wither rivers wenld swell
the ocean the operations ofnaturc would cease
so close is the connection between this process
and vegetable and animal life. Praise the Lord.
"for He canseth the vapors to ascend from the
ends of the earth;
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1859-10-27

When the fierce winds of adversely blow over
you, and your life's summer lies buried beneath
frost and snow, do not linger inactive or sink
cowardly down by the way. or turn aside from
your course for momentary warmth or shelter
but with firm step go forward, with Gods
strength to vanquish trouble, and to bid defiance
to disaster. fever there is time to be ambiti-
Gus it is not when ambition is easy, but when
it is hard Fight in darkness, fight when You are
down, die hard and you wont die at all. That
gelatinousman whose bones are not even muscles,
and whose muscles are pulp--that man is acow-
ard
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1859-10-27

Juvenile Precocity-On Tuesday morning
last, little girl ran into the breakfast-room,
where her mother was sitting at the head of the
table, exclaiming =
Mother mother, did you ever see a COW eat
calf?"
mo" said the mother, but why do you
ask me such question:"
/" Because it is fact" said the daughter, !" I
saw it just now"
"Where !? /" said the mother.
"Why, out at the cowpen.
What COW ?"
Why, you know the red COW, Rose, don't
you? Well she came trottiug up just now, with
beautiful spotted calf following her. And
as this is Coweta county, amt the calf a Coweta
calf"
Be off to school, said the mother, /" | will
Coweta calf you Indiana Blade
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1859-10-27
e What are you digging there for? !"

What are you digging there for
am digging for money !"
The news few-the idlers collected.
We are told you are digging for money !"
Well, | amt digging for anything else"
Have you had any luck +"
" First rate luck pays we'll you had better
take hold"
All dotted their coats, and laid hold most Wig
orously for awhile. After throwing out some
carloads, the question arose =
"When did.you get any money last 7"
Saturday night"
Why, how much did you get !"
Four dollars and half. ("
"Why, that's rather small +"
It's pretty well; six shillingsa day is the
regular price for digging cellars all over town.
The spades dropped and the loafers vanished.
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1859-10-27

A VALUABLE slave belonging to Mr.. Benton,
of Sharpsburg, Nd, hung himself on Monday
night last, in consequence of his master refusing
to sell him to go south with a colored girl, upon
whom his hearts affections had been placed
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1859-10-27

The editor of paper at the west says" A
man needs grace to edit religios paper properly
at any time, but especially when he has the
rheumatism.
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1859-10-27
gNiStell alle on s.
FATE OF
Sir gahn granklin' s
sz e e & 9gs Dg2 som.

Narrative Of the Cruise Of the Steam Yatch
For IN the A,tic Seas The Explorations Of
Capt. Nc Clintock and has Officers IN the
Hyperborean Regions-1he Relics Of the
Lost Voyagers.
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1859-10-27

THE truly great are not envious it is only
those of small capacity that harbor jealous
disposition or feel unkind to Others forno other
reason than that they are popular, iniuentias
or famous.
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1859-10-27

There is a man in Exeter whose memory is so
short that it only reaches to his knees. Per con-
sequence, he has not paid for his last pair of
boots
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1859-10-27

Delicnte. Shall have yonr hand ?" said
an exquisity to a belle as the dance was about
to commence With all my heart, was the
soft response.
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1859-10-27

Can't you credit me Mr.. Butcher, for q
little meat this morning" No, you owe me
for that already on your bones.
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1859-10-27

Which is the best at dra,oing-an artist, a
dentist, horse, a star actor, or tapstrr?
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1859-10-27

The best cure for a felon is ten years at the
Penitentiary. gslsr Tx<Ar
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-06-04
24. 9a6Giaentbu,,t.

@enna aein &ti&tr mid fraet: n@er>
etbt bic @elteion bes @tiffes, Die bu
prepie( ben &aubtrn anb Ditbtn 2" 70
,perbe i'd ibm antworten: v9tein, benn
fte peroammt itlbiee."s.. *.'>,s '..""I-.
rl1nb taber bef&w6re. i@ bid in 1ei>
ntm gfamen, glib bem Armtn fem 8rob
turiid. bas bu pper @beint @dttr tbn
seRoblen baben." ..1a 12ta3}}a:r" :jE>.:*@
M@ts auf &rbtn 8eb5rt Ditltm pber
Seneu, &lles 9eb5rt @ott, b. ). MQen.
Der @eift Der Aneienune it ber @eift
oes morbee; unb Ct bat felt Anbe8inn
bic Meni@en eet0btet. Hs.#'9.!::>P
Il. @a8, neil ibr Steine I'm, Elm Stud
Gelp eebauft, mabt ibr auein BE Grii&te
oe0elben ernten, wdbrenb i'd am 6ube
turer Maitr 9uneers f}trbe 2! l:s:>=
Mber ,penn i@ nc@ nntbr Steint UNI
cure 1lmsauuuns fdtatttt uno faste
u@s 1T jtbt1 mein, ,per t6nnte mid bar
an binbern 2" - Da6 @@wert ber Diebs
uno @6rber, fpwie tbr, oie ibr eu@ per>
einiet, utn euetn &aub In Grieben 81
|eenieben..115 q a1r@ :>.1tes<G - @.}s'a1<=' +
nnb menn i@ in mtiner 8ertbeibi>
euns 8eetn fie5 ptr @@wdbere bin, f
wtrbtn fte mid einen Nduber u. M5rpt,
}@tlten !! II z:11~~z ,~GG5 zg@r r, s:;,&
@o baben fi@ bic Starti1en in BIZ
Grpe otbeilt, uno bic Sdwd@tren i1er>
ben pbne 3uFudtsfdtte Dor 3uneer.
b lAber wtnn ft@ bic S&wa4er Yerets
Fnieen uno mutbis tdmpf,n, 70 >perbeu
fe fart (tin. ID 1Hlr3-.rs T2@ I. T.:
ii Gbrii1us bat nit Der @a9t bes @ti>
fes wioer bas Gisentbum prpteiirt; {,
bate r,i@t einen @tein, ,porauf ct {eiu
E3aupt batte alteen t6nneu, uno 3tr If
3wifaen 5pet Dieben seaorben, bod {eiu
Flebttr Ntbemsus bat bic @elt lteerl<tert
3s Gbrift @@@aler =babtn ft@ freiniuiQ
aQer Din9e berautt unn 9eeen bos Gi>
etntbum gu proteRiren, unb -ibr ftrtnses
eineel@ranftes 2eben mar ein senaltise,
|Ruf nod Der @ert@ti8feit bes 3immels
DEM tpe,1n man aus 2itte gu @pt
/ uub rem WReui@en f@ ftlbf Der n6tbi.
gen 9ebensbeoarfniiIe beraubtu tann, nj,
mlftn Sene eeri@tet werbeu, bic ibr'
@ei@li&teit nit btm Blute ibrer 8ribe,
mdfen2 ttssiIss. as4l5lltats
Aue, bte Gbriai @eiee bestifrn, pa.
ben be6eu atin3ietn @tpantta s,t ptr:
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-06-04
~. Die Che.

1s4 Gin einsises Banp iel1 @ann unb @fib
3uio'nmeni9 9insen, 2unb biets 8anp 1T
bie 2iebe ibres &inbea. - @sa3 :sas
@ennS l I Bog " iunst w3db&.ne cine leere
l1nrubt empfneet, ,.spenn ber anblid eines
S1nslinss tailelbe ,pei@ ftimmt tpenn
IS IN ptr Giniamtttt ftines 5er,ens ,ptfut::
80 f&aat & btr 9:an8lins :. bas junse
Mdo@en an une serftebt tbre Bdni@e,
benz. ibn quilt BAG 8tbdrfnte itin etten
unb feine etebe a,ts3ufr6mt,t 1 '..'. ...=s:. :
(3ertitsuas auf ber siertta eeite.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-06-04
9afob Main5er,

Jafob Wfatn5er,
BriebenSrt@ter, (Justice of the Peace)
Deut59er Mptar II. Qanb>Mseut
VbSnir-8lu @de ber Drttten unb Wabal6au-
Strabe, (nabe ber 8riide,)
empfeblt l1 bem beut19en Yubltfun1 3ur Mnfer-
tisune unb 8eslaubieun9 aQer D6entliden pa-
plere, lomie au9 sur Musfertisuns bon Mappen
unb auberen 3et9nun9en.
&auft unb pertauft 2aub in &unamilfpn-
fkkO N
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-06-04

! Der Mtnid, bem cine e9oiittl1e NOR
otriide @eitql@aft bas 9rub strmei>
! CERT, ba6 i'm tpie rie -anrtrn 'Menldtn
ndbrtn iou, BET in au ieinen 8trfuatn,
f& al, eem 9roben @ptteSmabl su et,
freutn, suriideefobtn. empSrt fi& in ieiz
mem 9erBen uno fa9t gu Dene,,, pelde
ibn suriiditcben nuSbr itio MSrrtr!"
@ber i@ babe eben ioldes @e9t su
ltben ,pie ibr, uno ,rtnn i'd mid eeeen
eu6 pertbtioietn fam, 70 tpiu i& nittt
ftrttn! Sbr areift mid nit te,n 9uuz
SET an: i'd. ntbmt O cine peniser ,ftiee
uno sraufame Wafft unb rtttt amein
eebtn nit Dem Dola! uno Ct i6t et,pae
8roo nit 8lut teFtdt, eas er nit ftiz
ntu, &opft beSablen mue. ....' 5~
Gin Anperer fAlei@t teimlia i'm Dun
ttl unb inter taultno @tfabreu tntrti6t
er ben, sierieen- 9dnren bes &eidtn
.Gtwas BON BEN @olot, tueldes bas Ser,
oer @en(&en mic tin Saluiftl 6fnet
uno i4litbt; uno Ct etbt tdvon uno
fauft etrStbeno pas 8rop, rptl&ts ibm
bic @titQl&aft f&ulrett; unb' ,penn tr
tntbedt 'tpirp, i&lie6t man Jpn l.benoie
an cine &ette uno er ftirbt, >naaptnn,' er
wie tos ,ieorieae Gbier starteite,:: :..@
l1no bod bleiten itin @eib unb feline
Eodttr- oerla0tu !; uno UNI ,,lllr su ltbtn,
pertanfen fie ibr Gltil& an pie @ouua.
'.''. l1no ,ibr elaubt niat, tae @ptt b,ttn
@danolt&teittn @ttt4tiettit ,pioerfatrtn
,la0en rpirb?! ~: ,|7' III 2'.i> >'.-'|
- 1lnt ibr fast ,1a@ biefetn 2eben lei bic
9Sut Sac @rbtbeit 2oiefer llnoladli6tn,
ptne,, cine sottlole @efe(lfaaft BAG 8lut
ousgrtrunten uno bas 6lei(& eeeeFtn?!
l1no t& laee tu&, iie tptrben bic Riater
bteitr @elt iein uno fie peroammen.
llnp ibre @eelen f&reitn 9aa4e ppr
@ottes sltar; attr @ott btibt fe nod
.pnrten, bis bic @&ale nit Blut ansefaut,
uno gu ibrem Truite 9ibt Ct einem Secen
Elm &etb, 70 peib ute bic uniaulo.
Denn pabrli&, i& fnee eu9, Sent, bic
1br @erbrt&er nennt, ftnb mdrtyrer pes
letenbiBen @ottes
Sbre 9anplunstn 'uaren ttrafbor, ee<
mib. ober ibr babt fle NIT ibrtn ,@anotn
ttsanetn, uno ibr past fle 5u ri&ten !!
uno ibr morbet le nit fefli&em @epranet
Der @ere@tieftit uno bes 9uten 8eipiels
balbtr! 81
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-06-04
1ultu8 Gcpr0ii,

Dffentli9er Nptar,
gde ber @ab1bam> unb 6ten @trabe, oeeeniiber
ber franaTI. tatb. STRIDE,
empdeblt G4 leinen beutl9en Mittiir9ern CUR
Mnfertisuns uno 8cslaubisuns Spr seribt!i&en
Dofumenten unb llrtunben, ais: Raufbritfen,
Sypptbeten (Deecs unb Mortsa9es), Mietbs-
uno G5el6Gfts< Gpntratteu, Ieltamenteu, @pa-
n,a9ten fir bas Snlano unb Deutl9lanb, 1otnie
our Belorsune aller III bas Slctarfa4 ein{4laesn-
ben G1e1bIfte. 1b52.1O
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-06-04
MbDre0en*
0nniel @phrer.

.6anb1er IN @runpetsentbum
llMb
@cneralzM9ent,
ct. Yaul, M Mtnne1pta.
Qanb wirb gefauft unb perfauft; @eloer wer-
ben seebnt uub onsele9t; Sarcn weroen be3ab!t
uub G,elber int 9taate cpQefttrt. 1b52.1O
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-06-04
g. 9pbnip,t u. 8r,aber,
Bl9(enua9er,

ct. y ntbpnY Frabe,
3weite Ebure pberbalb bet presbYtertaner> 4ir@e,
ct. Vaul. -..
@tets an paub zinc NNs~abl BON Glinten,
YifpItR IS. 1b5%-5
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-06-04
Nretfe fur Mn5ei9en.

3ebn 3silen pber weniser bilben einen @auare-
@aB.
Gin Square 1 Mal '. $075.
Gin Square 2 W(al -. 1,25.
Sin Square 3 W{al. =. 1>75.
Gin 6ouore 4 Mal. -. 2,25.
Gin @quare fit 3 Monate $50.
Gin Square fir 6 Monate 1000.
Gin Squore fir Sabr 1900.
ME @rS bere Mnseisen tpsrben Serbaltnib-
mdbtg aui oaS Biaisite bersdnet nnb siertel-
abrli4 Sprausbe3ablt.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-06-04
Be0ingun0en.

Die ~minneiota Staats5eituns~ e.
19eint jeben @amltag
prei5: 3 mei Dp1Iars, 1T balbiabriSer
DprauSb1ablung.
Mbpnniren tann man 3u ireenb eiuer 3eit bes
Jabres; bod tSnnen bic benz Mbpnnement poran-
9ebenben Nummsrn nidt na9gelanbt perben.
Der 5ub1criptiona= Yetrag fann lit Noten IT.
aeub elmer guten Bant pber, bei balbidbri8em
Mbpnnement, in 80 fmarten brie1i9 einse-
f1idt perben.
RI Wenn @elb in resiitrirten 8riefen per<
lorcu 0ebt, traeen mir ben gerlul bc@ ni&t in
unreeilrirten 8riefen.
MQe Mittbeilun9en, @eloer u. (. ~. iinb au
abDre1iren:
Samuel Gnonisb, publifber,.
Bpr SIR. 2445, ct. paul Miuneiota.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-06-04

M9entcn Der Wfimn. Staat83ettun9."
Miunelpta.
New-lllm unb 8rpmn County St. Tprfer,
5t. Veter unb gfieplet GtY B. @4immel,
@t.MntbonY II. Minniapplis, Srtb u. Hnoblau9,
@basta ST.. @ber,
Carver @t. Rult,
@bafopee W. ST. Gp9,
Manfatp 6. SafpbSba9cn.
@tiawater unb Da1bingtun &ts 81. S1efer
SaRiug unb Dafotn GtY 9. @9n,iet,
Wiupnn uub Winona Gty 6r. Slider.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-06-04

MINNESOTA STATE GAZETTE,
Weekly Paper,
published 6y S.AM'L LUDVIGH,
St. Paul, Minnesota.
Price 5000 per year.
Price Of advertising.
One Square, l. insertion, $o,75,
One Square, one Month, 2,25.
One Square, three Months, $50.
One Square, six Months, 1000.
One Square, twelveMonths, 500.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-07
CPLENDlD STOCK

CPLENDlD STOCK
~ OF
NEW RICH DRESS GOODS,
AT
CASH STORE
Pc R KI M s e. co.
By recent addition TO ENTIRELY EBw STOCK OF
Spring AID summer Dry Goods, We are prepared to
ofsr 10 our customers and the pubic, an asSort-
ment of ELEGANT DRESs GOODS, in
elk kobes,
2essge Robes,
Grenadine Robes,
Pine Apple Cloth
End Urgansie Robes
Rich BiIks fMourning Silks
BeEeges kaysdere sstehuas
1,rgaDdisr A.. | Lawns aud Ginghams
French Jsconets ~ a1e Chslie De LANES
Back kihs fOuie De CnevreS
Black BosnbazineE Ducai Pads
B1.cB Chaliies Plaln thaineb
Rich French Collars and Sets
Ya!sucisnes and Honton Lace do
Cambria Linen and fiQue Collars and Sets
Black Crepe Collars aud sets
White Go do DO
Fresh stock new style Parasols
MAsTILLAsIn Eilk, Chantiliy and French
White and Black Berage Sha 9ls and busters
Light Colored Cloth and Mohair Raglans
Large stock OF Housekeeping Goods
Best Cotton and Linen Goods, for servants
All selected with gr. At care and attention Tor the
best he,aH Trads-unsurpassed i'll prices, quality
ap3stJ les.
We are retailing beat Cotton shirtings Sheet
inss and cahcoes. at factory PssKrNs Psis1Ksr cVs
New Cash Store l4l Eagle Square.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-07


The opposition party in Wheeling have rs.nomi-
mated Judge Jos. L. Fry for the Virginia Lcgisia-
ture.
The Conn scticut Legislature met on "Wednesday.
Oliver H. Perry, . republican, was elected speaker
of the House.
Hon Linn Boyd, Of Kentucky, who has been
i'll 10 Phiisdephia for several months, 10 said to
be slowly recovering.
Mrs Bloomer, Of bi.furcated costume notoriesy.
has recently taken mp her residence at Coupch
Bluffs, Iowa.
Rev William II Charming, of Liverpool. England
has, it ID said, accepted call Of the Thirteenth
Congregational Society, Boo ton.
Prof Oimstsad, OF Yale College, ls said to be %
m of neuralgia Of the stoma ch, that his recovery
10 considered very doubtful.
II is said that Sir u Bulwes' L7ttou viii make
about f15, 900 out Of his last novel, "What WI
He Do With It.
Mr. Dieffsnder Was, on Mond, y, elected mayor o
Msrtinsburg, Va, BY seven minority over hr
Chambers.
A building for the sducatioa OF hosss doctors 7
nov going up In the city Of New York at . COS
Of $4,000.
Lieutenant william 8. Lowell, q. 8. Navy. ha
rsasgUsd.
HIN Richard Golden. Of Ia, ,land, arrives
WAsslingon Tuesday.
Poet master General Holt y in New tosk.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-07
s@s- BEAUry-It has a yotary in ev

sry heart, moves to love- and rehnes the taste II
sou wish to Ue subjected 20 such an influence, &c
TO the PHOrO3H4Ph and FINE ART GALLERY,
and see il glow upon the canvas, breathe from the
aerial toned AMBRuTYPE and highly finished
PHOTUd SAPH. Do this and if you have h heart
to EEL and taste to appreciate, you must be
pleased.
Photographs taken all sizes, up to LIPz, copied
from Daausrreoty pes or Ambroty pes, and colored
in oil or water colsrs making really beautiful pic
lures. It w MlNNis,
Opposite Custom House, Main st,
p,h ~ Richmond
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-07
AstHl5 IOL Llo Oity UI -siN HtlOL
de lG-5rns No. 2Ol Broat
sY- MANTLE DIPor, SO MAIN srREe1

the plsce for bargains; this is the place to find the
cheapest end most fashionable Mantes to be bought
in this city Wrsppings for Ladies', Misses and
Children Of the newest designs; Headdresses and
Fancy Hair Pins Of the richest styles; Bonnets Rib
Gocds; shawis, busters Mantillas, Embroideres
Flinges and Trimmings; Ladies Dress Goods IL
great variety Hoop Skrts Of all ainds.
If you wish to secure the cheapest goods to be
found in this city. call at the Mantle Depot 69 lain
street. and purchase goods at prices to defy compe
ton EZEKIEL,
Mantle Depot. No 90,
Haiu
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-07
Alao a snlendid stock Of

AIHt, q BrIellIQ stDtk OF
CLOTHS CASeIMERES AND MEETINGS,
Of every grade and quality for gentlemen and boys
wear.
large supply of HEAVY STAPLE GOODS. for
Servants wear.
Also magnifcent assortment of
b!eachcd and Brown eHIRTINGS
Irish LINENS
Linen sHEETIS9S
Brown and Beached Cotton SREETINGS
Besides many other things, too tedious to men
tion-al, of which have been purchased within the
last week past III Phlladelphis and New York, OIL
the most favorable teIms and will bs sold cheap,
for cash Call and see and examine for yourself es,
81 No p Main street.
mn A-d&o82m JNO SMITHkR.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-07
gF- The BEST CovaH SYRUP IN THE

The best Cough Syrup IN the world is Harts
aorne's Pectorai syrup Of Wild Cherry.
This article is prepared by chemist, and is pro
1ounced by medical men, and those who have usec
L, to be the best preparation fer Coughs, Colds
Jatarrh, Bronchitis, Hoarseness. Gore Threat from
cold, and preventive Of that lion of diseases
Consumption.
Persons who sing should use it. 1t is pleasant Il
he taste so{tens clears and strengthens the voice
.lays airritatiou Of the throat and lungs and pre-
vents taking cold.
Bottles Is and 80 cents aud 81. Sold by all Drug
sists in Richmond. Norfolk. Petersburg. and all
owns in Virginia. oc b-6m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-07
Y LARGE STOCK OF DRY GOODS.

AT AND BELOW CUST.
With the view of engaging in other pursuits.
have determined to close nay present business. and
shall from this day forward. cffer the whole OF my
large and well assorted stock at COST and all un-
sea:onable sad past styl les much below Also, III!
as the goods are disposed of.
Having recently received my spring and summer
supples the assjrtnent will be found very good In
ali staple and Fancy Goods; but my deter Hlnation
to leave the business being settled and Ern. will
st CO procs ed to sell ont ything and invite
purchasers in the city and country to avail them
ssves OF the present opportunity TO get their sup
plies from 20 81 pei cent below the usual market
prices. MANN FALESIiNE, JE
No 90 Corner Broad and 9Th ste,
an 22-2v Near Capitol sQuare..
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1850 SPRING TRADE, 1870
EILETT Il DREwRY

r. IL IL n A a - Dt Il w HNs
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS
IN FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
DRY GOODS,
No l. FfaTi Street, Richmond, Ia.
We have the pleasure of Offering TO the merchants
OF Virginia, North Carolina aid Tennessee the
largest and best stock of
DRY GOODS
We have ever been able 10 exhibit.
Conn ming sur business principally to piece goods
We hare bestowed much time and labor to get up
first rate etocs 6rh feel satisfied that house ip
this country cau offer q better selected stock Of
English and American PriptS
Fancy printed Lawns, Jacc cts and Canbrics
Iine French and English 0rgancies and Chs
lies
Fancy Bareges, Deaines and valentias
Robes of every style In Lawns, Jaconets, Or
sandies Bareges Chsllies snd Delsines
silAs, PspiIls. Check d kcoss atllaiuas
Lsyiiia Cloths, Debages, &C
In " htta GaIabries, swiss Auslins Irish Linens
&c. We have, of ctr own importation. large stock
which we will sell lower than We have ever been
soir 10 do before.
in goods for gentlemeu's and boys wear, ourstock
is very large ami varied aud cheap we havs
ever been able 70 sell them.
We have an extra large stock OF goods for n
gross such as
German and Scotch Linen Burlaps
Farmers Drills. Linen Ducks
Heavy Uotton Twills and Cottonades
Plaid aud Striped Domestics
Plaid and Striped Oznaburgs
DenIns, &C.
To sIl of which We ask a special examination By
the Il ade. We are determined to meet the market
prices North and South, With well established
houses. ELLETT DREWkY.
mk 7-2m
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

WhARTsnoRMRs CURn-ALL--
THE GREAT PAW ANNlRILATOR
AND hEMEDn FOR DYSPEPSIA, WEAK 6TOM.
ACH AND WEAK BOWELS
PREPARkD b Y A CHEMIST
BOTTLES ~, % and 20 conts and one dollar
THE 6kkAfEST DISCOVERY IN MRDIOAv
SSfkNCK
HARTSHoRNE'S CuRE-ALL should be kan. IN
all families In case OF accidents or sudden sc
a. frequently cu O. In loss time than it reoures To-
get q ply sicisn. S'''" y"
II cures pain In any part Of fthssystem and ID usod
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES cures Rheumat,.n,
Neuralgia and ChtlL,ains
HAkTsH0kNESGU GUKE.kfI cures crsr,r. o,,,,
Pains In the Stomach or Bowels S'' S0''e'
hAnashokNk'S CUkE-ALL cures Pains In the
Liints side, BACK, Breast, Teeth aud Ears
- HARTsHoRNk'S CUkE-ALL cures snrains
bru,Bes scaids, Burns and Frosted Feet
hAkTsHokNE'S CUREALL cares Pains in the
Feet and swelling Of the joints " ''''
HARTsH0RNES CURE-ALL cures Stiff Nsoh
nom Cold, and Ague lie the Breast
HAkTsHQkSE's CUkE ALL ia good for Dysner
sia, Weak Stomach andBowels.
whenever you have Pain, use the CUREALL A
y acts upon the Nerves, Musles, Sinews Blood and
henes, and, by its warming electro magnetic power
try it. '"'''' "nu
The above medicines to be had at all Drug Stores
Virginia. oo Ism "
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WIN. SMITH OBRIEN AT TORONTO --Wm. Smith
O'Brien arrived at Toronto Wednesday night, aud
was met at the steamer by large number Of peo-
Pile, who, with band Of music. escorted him to
the Rossin House. The next day addresses were
presented by the st. Patrick Association and other
h0diaa
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SsGY-FRgsu LHnCEEs.-

s~FRasu LnnoEEs have just re-
odysd. by Adams Express fresh lot of Swedish
GEECa EB, whiah Will be applied upon most reason
able terms.
PS.-CuppiIg and Leeching promptly attended
Oresr;ng Room under the American Hotel, and %
oight on 9th strest French Garden Hill.
my 25-tz r.. Y. POb6ON
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HARD TINES IN IowA-A letter from Chickasaw,
Iowa. states that there Is not enough brcadstus In
the country to sustain the people until harvest
-Four is 81 per hundred corn-meai 81 76; corn 81
per bushei; oats so CENTS potatoes ST. pork 10 CTS
pound, aud no wheat to be had.
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AUsrRIA's SrRENGTH.-From statistics which
reach us through French channel, We fnd that
the military strength Of Austria In time sf peace
is represented by 100000 men, and in time OF
war by $50, 900 men. The Austrian Navy. which
is very recen, creation, 10 composed Of 135 ves-
sells, armed with S25 guns, and manded BY s,70l
seamen.