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Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-10-08
A MEAN TRICK.


aa In his speeches and clcctioneering
tramps through this county, we arc
told, st. a, D. BAlcoMBE is in the
habit Of appealing to the prejudices Of
the people in the following style
''Thc disaster which has come upon
the State from her Banking policy, is
attributable to the Democracy. Nearly
every farmer has from one. to five dol
lars OF the broken bank Of Rochester
in his pocket etc. Now, the cream
Of the whole joke this Saint fails to-
skim off. In the first place the Ro-
chester never issued any bills Of less
denomination than SIS; SO it would be
rather a difficult matter tor:'' the. far
mcrs'' to hold from one to i've dollars
Of its currency. In the second place,
st. a. u. BALCoMBE and MATHEW p.
BEa1Us, his partner in the black Mail
operation on DE GRAFT, sold State
Bonds to the officers Of the Bank of
Rochester, and received their currency
therefore to the amount Of over FOR
TY THOUSAND DOLLARS. This
currency they put in circulation, etu0er|
q solemn pr01nise'to the Bank lint
they WOULD PROTECT 1T. This
money, or the most of it, was put in
circulation in Winona county; and the
failure of the Bank is,chicfy attribute
BILE, to the fact that BALcoMHE and
BEMus refused to protect the money
they had put in circulation, uu1 which
they promised tn protect. Who, then
isguilty Of swinding? Was it not
this same hypocritical St. a. d. BAL
cOMBE, with his associate BE1Us, who
had put the money III circulation, but
did not protect it, as they had solcmnly
promised to do? Ill., 49, ~, ..s......:.
sy MIR. BALCOMBE is welcome to all he
can make out ofthis lisgracctul charge
He has been guilty Of robhing the PEG,
pie in not protecting the promises to
pay Of the Bank Of Rochester as he
agrccato do. He got circulation
tor the moncy-!got the worthless
trash off his. hands upon the homes,
farmers and mechanics and laborcrS
OF the ,county-and being satisfied
witt, the "opera;ion'' he has made off
Col. Dr. GRAFT in selling out his strv,c
Mrecrtoship, and Of the Bank Of Ro-
chester, in putting their money in cir
cnlation and refusing to redeem it, as
he ProntiseA, he now seeks by the most
AFFECT falshood to SHIFT the response
bility Of the disaster witch has en-
suetS upon other parties. The trick is
adirty one--it is . vile and dishonest
one-yet it IS Just such;an one as nlihgt
be expected from st. a. ID. BAl.coM-
BE Winonn Dcneocr0t. ''." "al
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-10-08

ships motion. Mr.. Scott Russell was on
the bridge, directing the action Of the en-.
gines, both of which. screw end paddle
were under steam. Capt Comostock' Of tn.
Collins steamer Baltic, stood aft to transmit
directions to the men ut the Who'll the new
steering apparatus not Icing completely
fitted The very first turn III the river
demonstrated that the ship was as co,rplete.
~ under command as a river steamer, and
that the only difficulties to contend with
were the slarb curves in the stream. She
steers as easily as a wager boat, and her en-
g'nes were found capable Of starting her or
arresting her motion literally almost by sim
gle motto" Of the hand. The only difficulty
experienced was at Blackwell Point, where
the river forms an acute angle, and in the cen
te OF The channel at this point, y bark and
schooner sen. had unfortunately anchored.
ihere was an anxious and perlous delay o!
lite n minutes, but the danger was passed,
and there was not single regular seaman
on board during the river trip, the crew not
having joined. ... ...''. ..4...e. : D.
There were perfect ovation at Greenwich,
blackwell, Woolwich, and other points
where immense crowds had assembled At
Purtfeet the ship swung round to her single
anchor in beautiful style, and the anchor,
"Irotman'S patent" never yielded an inch
from the spot where It dropped.
On the 8tn, the Great Eastern got up
steam and weighed anchor, and at $40 A.
NJ. started from Purtcet for the More As
on the preceding day, she was accompanied
by tugs, and the enthusiasm along the river
particularly at GravcSend, was very great.
On arriving at Chapman's Head at the top
OF Sea- Reach, the tngs were cast off and
the great vessel was left TO herself. lncrea-
sed speed was then got on her. simply to
give her good Storage way and move her
engines readily, but with no view to test her
power In ten minutes, however, sayes the
CORRESPONDENT IF the 7:m,s she set at rest
all doubts forever as to her being the frs,e,t
vessel beyond comparison in the world.
Employing less than two thirds Of ner power,
in her worst trim, b.ins SIX incches down
ny the head, and tos high ont of the water
TO permit her paddles or screw blades to
work properly, and with strong tide again
st her, She ran distance Of fifteen stat ute
miles in two minutes under an hour. The
engines worked with astonishing ease, and
there scarcely yibra,ion precptible. Before
anchorng, the vesse! Was put about and
weht completely round in less than three
quarters Ct mile. At 1890 the vessel an
chored at the More. She was to leave the
More at I o'clock on the morning Of the 7lh'
and steam away easily for Portland, Dorset
shire, which harbor she was expected to
reach early on the morning of the 10Th
Much regre, was felt tina serious illness pre-
vented Mr.. Brunei from being ON board to
share in the triumph,
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-10-08
OUR COUNTY TICKET.

It no uso to say anything about it; all
who have really an interest in the welfare,
Of the county will support it. Our tcandi-
dates for the legislature are men that will
influence And if there are hon
ester or more capable men, than Joshua
c. Pierce, or Nm. Fryberger, in this coun,
y, we don't know it. They: are not on
the Republican ticket a. any rate. .'-i,s5
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-10-08
Ds1MOCatA'rIt: MEETINGS.

~ The Democracy have held series Of YER,
pleasant and spirited meetings at ditleren
points in the county, during the past wv,
weeks, and among others one at Feathers
tone, to whict. they were followed by !;
certain Rev. Politician, on the other size
who insisted-although be had refused be
fore the meeting to make any arrangement:
for fair discussion-after the speakers had
concluded, and against all rules .: decenc,
and courtesy, on making . speech or
the other side. sHh2A i&2ti2%iG 2hi"%
He was permitted Is dc. 50, and having
relieved himself Of the usual, amount Of
blaguardisln and ,butfooncry, without max.
ing single point pro Or con, was briefly re-
piled to by Mr.. Phelps. who, to all appear
ance, made the Rev. gentleman pretty con
siderably ashamed Of himself !2a2 af9i.9d
It was the first time that It ever haaippened
that Mr. Sorin heard that il, making such
public exhibition iof his lower qualities, in
Prostitqting his high order Of talents, to
blaguardism and butfoonery, before an intel
ligent audience, assembled to hear. discussed
in fair and candid. manner the important
politicnl issues of the day-he was demean:
ing himself in the eyes of every sensible
auditor. But having got hold Of the idea
he seemed to realize its iorce-hee' Gould mol
get rid Of tit was continually present TO
Ills mind-and from what We have heard Of
pis SPEECH, made subsequently at Central
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-10-08
REMEMBER.

That the Democracy intend to change our
present cumbrous system ofCoun,y Govern.
ncnt, and to lessen the number Of mem
hers Of the legislature so as to reduce the
expenses Of both State and county govern
ment, more than one half. The Republ.-
cans 80 in for no such arrangement, but on
the contrary there is not. half enough of
offices now, for 10 suit them. Taxpayers
took to your interests, and:vote with the
Democracy. Is fa3 sHi5i - pjvs@ a@u
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-10-08
KEEP IT BEFORE THE PEOPLE

nat hte4 Throws" H'Mg;tea bill, applied to
lands amos onlS that were subject TO prteate entry
and that as theatre nolsuchlands in Mime
sot"' it would nat give a man in this State
y farm. and that the Democracy are in
favor of and will pass bill, giving To every
settler on the public lands 100 acres Of land
free II cost. 32osg3y 5-@ d551,9 698~'''
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-10-08
ANNOUNCEMENT.

To the free and nnplcdgcd voters Of Good
hue county, | hereby announce myself as
an Independent Republican candidate for
Representative to the State Legislature. '''
PERRY D. MARTIN.
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-10-08
VOTE FOR,

''' -tt'-a 81
Geo. L. Becker, Sylyanus B. Lowry
Francis Baasen, John b. ,Brisbin, Samue
B. Able, James NJ. Cavanaugh and Chris
topher Graham-men who are identified
with the interests of our State and vel
qualified to fill the Offices for which the,
have been put in nomination.
.,....- VOTE FOR 4r .5I,
Norris Hobart, J.. z. Weatherby, VIM
Rock, E. tWestervelt, WIN. P. Tanner
VIM. Fryberger, j. G. Pierce and Henry
Lorentzen-they are your county nominees
men who know your wants, and who viii!
if elected, see that Your county and State
affairs are administered economically and
jndiciously. Democrats, it is your duty to
elect these men, and you can elect them il
you d. your duty e..... ......I.r. al.
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-10-08

:
cD@ Who will you elect Score.
tary Of State? Baaspn the incorrupti.
ble, faithful public scrvant-a man a.
galnSt whose name or reputation q
single aSpcr>ion has never been made
or Baker, the runaway swindler, pub.
nc robber, and 'lef,ul,ing and periurcd
official from Ohio? .'...
Baascn came to Minnesota in search
OF Il home. He settled in Brown coun.
ty, and toiled as all our settlers do,
upon his claim, until called hy the pco.
pie III 1857, to an important office. HI
is All honest man.--.., -.,.-,-,
Baker is refugee from Ohio. He
songh, Minnesota to invest within her
borders his s,ealinys from the people
of that State. He is a dishonest man.
~a M Democrat can vote for Baker.
How many Republicans will endorse
corruption, bribery and perjury, by
me" high i'll. office by casting their bAf-
lots for him. -Ponccj. "
G+There are especial reasons why the
Democrac, should rally to the support OF
Ca7anaugh and Graham. They are hon
est, capable, and patriotic Democrats, we'll
worthy Of seats IN the National Congress
One OF their opponents :ssa Know Nothing,
and the . her Repnd,ationist. The cleo
ton in Minnesota may decide the organiza-
ton II the next House, and even affect the
,deeisionOf the Presidential electionisifs case
it goes to the House, when the issue will be
Douglas or Seward.
Vote" for Cavanaugh and Graham. u.
The Republicans make their brags openly,
that they can always carry Minnesota while
they have a corruption fund.-" and that
they can buy any number of votes for IS, A
HEAD! Will y y not 81 e the he tosthis
base dispersion upon your honesty and intel
!'Sencc, by voting against the foul. and Coz,
rupt party. that cn'er'ains such sentimental
We believe you will do so, by voting the
Democratic ticket! r..
Coop NEWS FROM EVERY, PART OF THE
STATE. We have glorious news from every
portion ofthe State: II the proper amount
ofwork is done, between this time and Tues
day next, there can he no doubt Of a glorious
triumph, Democrats, the stake is a great
one; let your; labor and zeal in the cause be
worthey Of the location. The skies, never
looked brighter Three thousand majority
for BECKER and the Democratic ticket.
ush on me column y4Tl ii n "a
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-10-08
TAKE YOUR CHOICE GENTLEMEN

lane YOUK CHOICE GENTLEMEN.
Hon. Chris Graham, in his speeches dur
ing tire campaign made the assertion that
he believed that Mr.. Kelly and Mr.. Grow
were honest enough in their intentions, but
were not well enough acquainted with our
land system to draw up an effective Home
stead bill" The Republican orators and
presses took this in high dn lgeon and charg-
ed Mr. Graham with cgotis,n and all that
k nd of thing: We'll, Gentlemen, Mr.. Grow
SAYS that Kclly'> bill was a copy Of his bill,
and t. Mr.. Grow tells truth, it proves that
Mr. Kelly lid n,l how to DRAFT such bill.
And as that bill, so copied, amounts lust
nothing, we must conclude that when Mr..
Grow drafted that Bill. he eli her did not
know how to do It c"rrectly, or he was de-
There ely and intentionally Eathering a hum
bug and an imposture. Mr.. Graham took
the most charitable view Of the case. You at
tack him for, taking that view, and think
that Mr.. Grow was ignoranuy honest, but
knowingly knavish. Have it your own way
gentlemen. We're not particular 20 aaj.
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-10-08

[
ET-ITFhhe Repu'!ican, says, that we have
boosted on the streets Of Red Wing that we
induced Mr.. Martin TO- run as independent
candidate, in order to draw enough votes
from DR.. Garrard to ensure the election !ofa
Democrat. This is false. We have made
no statement OF the kind to any person, and
Mr.: Martin is nbw on the stump and viii
fully vindcate the motives of his actions be-.
fore the people: lie runs at the unanimous
request Of the, Republicans Of his precinct,
because they knew the Truth Of the facts
that were Charged lin the address Of the
d'sattected Republicans, because they could
not sanction such corrupt action, and be.
cause they would under no circumstances
vote for person Of the cl 'racter, and who
obtained his nomination by such corrupt
means, as did Mr.. Garrard. They know
the man, and not one. Of them would vote
lor h'moulG ag bus .buGi 10 1aaiiosa
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-26
DRUGS, CHEMICALS. &C.

LOCK AND Soda have Just received u
Ill superior article at Hook Wine. and am aow
prepared I" furnish my customers with TINS de.
hghtiul beverage, in addition Ia the under named
syrups Necturin- Cream, Strawberry Cream. u
nla Cream, Raspberry Cream, Sarsaparilla, lac
mon. Ginger Port Wine. Pine Apple. Orange, Nee.
tarine Vanilla, &c. All Of which for delicacy OF
flavor are unsurpassed. WIN. A. HARI'
No. log corner King and Pitt streets.
~" Sign of the Golden Mortar. jy -
DRUNON'S BITTERS: Durkee's Yeast Pow
ID der; White Wax Davis Pain Killer Hunts
l.imiment; Barry'S Tricopherous: Lyons katla-
rion Wrights Indian Vegetable Pills Sandiord's
Iuvigoratnr; Railways Ready Relief; Car'lam"n
Seed, and CASTLE soap, received and for sale by
PEEL, STEVENS { CO.,
jylS Cor King and Alfred-sts.
noN0vAN'S SYRUPO PERUVIAN BARK;
- Shel!ar Varnsh for Canes; Blue and Black
luis; Fluid Extract "f CuI-L>; Nalerinn: Rhu
barb; Spislia and Selma Selma Buchu: l.aharaIuiS
DisinectiuG Liquid. manufactured and Tor sale ny
JAS. ENTWISLE, JR.. ApOrhccary.
iy - 81 King street
lNLLiS' SOLl TION CITRATE OF MAHNE-
IL SIA: Low. Brown Windsor Soap; Scullcap
Cinnamon Bark; Ayers Cathaitic Pills: oil Cinna
mon, Precipitated Phosphate of Lime--Just re
ceived and for sale hy
JAS. ENTwISLE. JR., Apothecary.
iy22 81. King street
HOLLOW AY'S Worm CONNECTION. W"lr's
III Schnaprs. Bay Rum. Oil of Sassairas, Ar
nica PlaStsrs. Barry'S Tric"phrr"us. Carh. ANN"
nia. Hunts Liniment Sauinrd's lmvig"rai"r Ia
vi>S Pain Killer &C.; just received aud for sale
by j. K. PIERPulNT
je Ii l.2 :. Z. cor. King Il Wash II. SIS.
I UEIN'S. MITCHELL'S. AND BAZIN'S EN-
IL TRACTS: OIL Lemon: Oil Bcrsnmot: Arnica
PastcrS; Court Plastrrs: oil Silk: Chlorot"rm:
Glycrrinc; Ergotinc; Pink Saucers: Arn"us Self
Syrnrr>. and Snlph. Morphine. Just received and
for sale by j. WILLIAM BOWLING.
iy7 62 cor. Fairfax and Prince Sts.
ruMAN'S & BACHELORS HAIR DYE;
~ Woods Hair Restorative: Jones Hair Dye:
Glcnns Indian oil: Bnzin's Hair Tonic, &C.. re-
ceived and for sale by WIN. 4. HART.
No. log King corner OF Pit street.
ny Sign of the Golden Mortar. jy -
DURE WHITE LEAD: Linsced oil; Putty in
i bladders; No. | Potash: Patent Drier: Black
Lead; Gloves: Plantcu'S Capsules; Bottle CorkS-
iust received and for sale hy
JAS. ENTWlSLE, Jn.. Apothccary.
jy23 o. King street.
I ARD OIL, of superior quality. suitable for
l. burning and for machinery, just received. and
tor sale 10y J. LEADBEATER SON.
: mo -; Stabcr> Old Stand.
INolLET SOAPS, II JUL supply. received, and
/ lnr sale by
JOHN LEADBEATER 4 SON.
moo3 Stubler's Old Stand
4 LCOlIOl.. CAMPiENE, Ethereal oil. AMI
n Spirits Turpentiuc received and for sale 10y
jy 90 II. COOK & CO., Sarepta Hall
THAMOIS SKINS. 4 iul supply received
~ aud tor sale by II. COOK co,
iy2l Strepts Hall.
ENkESH BEDFORD WATEK-ln barrel. and
Il half barrels. received and for sale by
" - II. COOK 4 co.
MARSl'S TRl SSES- Single, Double, un';
wi l"uths-ju>r received and Tor sale by
!, % IL COOK & co
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CLOTHING
WILLIAM d. MASSEY,

NE II T. II 4 y + i ~ LUE
HAS received IA beautiful st"rk 81 SPIN. ....
III SUMNER GOODS, tor GeurI,m,l. ..
consisting Of
FRENCH AND ENGLISH CLUTG,.
comprising me fashionable -hsL,s. Fur,hl.,i, a.
the importer direct. and Warranted To- be- l.a. Pc.
best manufactures ia Europe.
BLACK AND FANCY CASHMERE,
of the most elegant style, uni
NESIlNG
of every variety. Whit, Lin"h nni Na.rr
Shirts: Under Shirts and Drawers; CrIVlr.. ~.
Ties: stocks: Pocket Haudkcrche!,. ,I...
Shirt Collars, and Susp-nder.
READY MADE CLOTlilAu.
OF yariou. kinds, and offered at l"w pr,e. 4.
a full assortment 81 the very best
TRIMM NGS
Thankful for tavors heretofore received. a.....
the public that no effort shall bee pared t.. ....
abstraction. All Garments ordered wluuurrt
be made IN the best wurkmnnhkr maIn,r
ssy- Store W.. " h'"y .M'''5 "", ,t,.. o.. .
Royal. upl.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-26

rs NOW RECEIVING PER SCHOoNEkS
| Mott B.,icll. aud Fairfax. from New York, and
Propeller J. Jerome. from Phila'lelphia, large
ana we'll selected stock Of u 70 cE X IEH "ad
LIyi' ORS. which he offers IT, the public at the
very lowest cash prices. consisting in part fol-
lows. viz
- hhds New Orleans Sugar
- and tierres Molasses
- bbls New Orleans Molssses
50 Crushed. formulated. Powdered, and
Loaf Sugars
100 bags Rio. Laguyra, Java. and Mocha Coffee
81 chests Black, Young Hyson, aud Jun
powder Teas
100 boxes Adamantine Candles
81 Mould do
81 Starch
- bhlS Vinegar
ti.rr.s Rice &C. NH lS-6m
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GROCERIES, &c.

NVOTICE.-Th Co partnership heretofore eA''
~ ing between the undersigned, under the maine
of PERRY PENNIBACKER. is this day, ny
mutual consent, dissolved. Mr.. JoHS PERRY nav
ing other engagements that require hts attention.
has concluded 10 retire from the business.
We return our thanks to our friends tor the ii"e
raj patronage shown III. and desire d continuance
of the same 10 our successors.
All persons indebted To u. are requested I" nahS
payment at rs early day IA practicsDie 10 e""e'
partner ar to Messrs. PkSNfBArHER fEhh,
BroruIr>. who are authorized 10 use the name "t
he firm III settlement
JOHN PERRY.
JuIvI.t 1859. J. $. PENNYBACkER.
II O-PARTNERSHIP.-W We, the undersigned,
u have this day asSncsed ourselves under TUE
name and style Of PENNYBACKER PEhhI
BROTHERS, for the purpose OF conducting =
GENERAL COMMISSION AND RoCEf M
BUSINESS. upon the CASH SlS1EN. and nave
taken the house lately occupied by MeSsrs. Perry
{ Pennyharker, No. u KING STREET, where We
will keep on hand general assortment OF prime
GROCERIES, Also, FISH, SALT. PLASTER
and other articles suited 10 the wants OF Farmers
anal Min owners. j. :. pENNYBACkEk.
WILLIAM PERRY.
JOSEPH PERRY.
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HARDWARE, CUTLERY, &C.

HARDWARE AND HOUSEKEEPING AR
III 1ICLES, CHtAr For CASH. AT No. rs, King
street Alexandria. Na-Thc subscriber intending
To make some change in the character at his hnsi
ness will, in order to reduce the heavy stock on
hand offer Cor sale AT east inT cn'h, during the
present summer, great variety II useful article
in bis line, consisting "f japan Tin Toilet Ware.
Britraniu Pitchers. BritIania Tea Pots, BrtIania
Block Tin Plate Covers, Brittaua Lamps, German
Silver Spoons. Ac., &C. bargain will he given III
any article now on hand
For sale at manufacturers prices, the Fruit Can
sold 10y II. |. Gregory. also other Cans AT very low
rate.
Persons intending To- build. can buy far cG-h, a
great bargain in Locks. Hinges, Screw, &C., WIN
dow Sash furnished to order al II short notice.
iy III JOHN i. CRElHhIoN.
NNGLISU AND AMERICAN GRASS
II SIYIHES.-Wc have still on hand IL supply
oi genuine English ,irus- Soy rhes; also, the rrle
hrated llarris American S'ylhe-, for sale 10y the
dozen "r singly.
iy7 JOHN r. CREIGHTON. ~ King 4.
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WASHINGTON & CO.,

No. II North Enion Street. .i.rnnd,jo, Va.
A RE now receiving and have on hand stock OF
N GROCERIES. LIQu ORS, WINES, SEGARS,
TOBACCO. &C.. comprising very choice and desl-
rable assortment which they are prepared to offer
for cash or to prompt dealers upon very sccomno-
dating terms
~ hhls y. o. and =. X. Sugars, part prime)
% Muscovad" sni st. Croix
., bhIS. Coverings Crushed Sugar
> boxes Loaf do
II hhls. Cuba and MuSroy ado Molasses
) hhiS. prime +. l.
81 bhlS. y. o.
10 bags Rio Coffee
81 pockets Old Government Java
- bags superior Old Mocha
- chests Gunpowder Tea, (some very suP'rD
IjI Black do
SEGARS and TOBACCO of all grades, of the
choice aud fav0rite brands. sep "
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C. 2. SUTTLE & CO.

4 RE NOW RECEIVING per Schrs. Rescue
n aud Statesman, their SPRiNG StPPLiES
of GROCERiES, 10 which they invite attention
We name in part
~ hhlS. Refined Sugar
20 hhds. New Orleans and Cuba Sugar
10 Muln<-e-
~ hhl- New Orleans MolasseS
~ Portland Syrup
loo bags ki" Lsguyra, and Java Coffee
loo boxes Adamautine Candles
% Mould :"
~ Starch 100 bags assorted Shot: Grain
Pepper: Painted Buckets; .Iute Rope; super. Carb
Soda; Backing; Race Ginger; Corn Brooms; Wrap
ping Paper Matches Brown Soap; Bar Lead; as
sorted Candy; Mace; Alum; Copperas; &c, &c.
NH
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FISH. FISH. FISH,

" 4 SHIN II TON a. CO..
HAVE IN STORE. and offer for sale, upon
i L the best terms
500 bhls. No. EASTERN HERRING
90 &" ALEWINES.
~ Il. We desire 10 call particular attention to
our large stock of FISH, VT have made ur
Judgements which will enable to Offer great III
,llr-mrnts. my IL
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-26

"a BONES TOBACCO, of 'aricu- brands
Nv ~ boxes starch
80 bags Rio Coffee
20 Java "
Il " Laguyra Coffee
10 chests g. p. Imperial. and Y. IL. Tea
10 Black Tea
20 kegs Soda 10 bags Pepper and All*ri'e:
20 coll Leading Line: 30 dozen Painted Buck
cts 10 nests Tubs; Matches; rl"y-s; Indigo; Wrap
ping Paper Irvine; Candle Wick; Mustard; H.
cases Old Wheat Whiskry. Sc. FOR sne by
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But through the vigilance of Fendull. the
integrity of Hoover. and the energy "t May.
the whole plot was unravelled. and the crimi-
mails brought to Justice"
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KNOX & BROTHER,

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