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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-25
NEW GOODs ! NEW GOODS

NEW GOODS NEW GOODS,
A. N. PARKER & CO,
Va. l+3 Eagle Square Nam Street.
Have just received their SPRING STOCK OF DRY
GOODS, to which they invite the attention OF the
city and country trade generally. Farmers house
keepers. aad ali others who wish TO buy bargains.
would DO well 10 give rs a call before purchasing
Plain Rack aud Coorcd silks
Coiored silks, Bsyadere and Brocade
Rich SILK Robes-Double Jupe
Urenadine Robes, do do
Rich 0rgsudie Robes
kouiafd silks
Printed Bareses Jaconets Lawns Brtlliants
BaTege Delsines, Gipghsms Preach Cam.
brics &c
Cloths, Cassimeres aud Vestings
Fancy Linen Driilings
Table Damask Linen Sheetjpgs
Irish Eiuens. Pillow Linens
Dsmssk Napkins Damask Doyles
p SiE and Cotored BoriGred Towels &c
Together with every article usually found in our
line. NH y
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A CARD.-The subscriber having re-
\ turned to the city. and bought of Mr. Gill! his
old sand hopes by strict ption to busin and
using the best ofmsterias, to merit share of pub
lie patronage. ISAAC ID BRIGGS
N B-Persons having claims against Mr. Gle,
Will present them to me. and these indebted to
him, will please settle with me.
NH 22-6Lx ID R
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MANCHESTER REAL EHTATE E0K

MANCHESTER REAL ESTATE FOR
~ sALE.-At the request of the Executor, we
viii sell on sATURDAY next, at 4 p. NJ four
houses and lots of the la John Brooks on the
possession given
TERMs-One-third cash, balance in and months
with interest, negotiable note well endorsed
NH 22-5t< RJJRFOaT n ERJEND
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FRENCH EXTRAORDINARILY
Z subscriber would call the attention Of Confec.
TONERS generally 70 my large variety Of French
ing g. Low o. can DO bought In the United States.
ANDREW ANT0NI,
Next doar Exchange Bank
NH % and opposite Kent. Paine Co.
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TRUsTEE's SALE OF VALUABLE

i FARM IN THE COUNTY OF KING VIII
LIAM.-By virtue ofa deed of trust executed 70 me,
by John -kyron, and dated on the 30th day Of De-
cember, 1884, and duly recorded In the Clerk 8 ofce
Baker jr, q certain sun of money, and having been
requested by said saker. shall proceed e. sell ct
pubiic auction, on the premises. on "WEDNESDAY.
the goth day of April next at IL O'Clock. II fair,
not, the next fair day. the Farm on which the said
John skyron did formerly reside, and now In the
ty of King William, about one and half miles be-
low King William Court-House. adjoining the lands
of DIR Lewis and Others
TEaMs-Cash as to Ssss skss with interest from
the LIST day Of January. 1855, and expenses Of sale
and as to the residue, on such terms as shall be
NH PITS RIA HILLAYARD. Trustee.
GALE OF LAND IN HANOVER COUN-
~ TY.-I will sell at public auction on MONDAY.
the 23i day Of May 1869 at the tavern OF SiAs Shell
burns. In tho upper end OF Hanover county, tract
OF Land, belonging to Richard Il Oralle and Eliza
beth Cralle, his wife, who was Eliz ibeth Morris.
the late Richard Morris. and il situated upon ths
main road ,eadins from Louiss Court House g Rich
mond and be uudsd BY the lands Of Charles Morris
X q Meredith, Boiling Vaughan and others. IL con
tains between $50 and SEQ acres OF and IN hue heart
being most Of 1t III is original growth. and yer!
heavily timbered This land my be coDsids red o
equal to any land in that section OF the country r.
| ments 10 men eng aged ia the lumber business.
will sell this ID ID ~ agent 81 the parties
cd upon the following terms. via ~ go In cash. an
| the balance payable In twelve months afteruardl
| The subsequent payments secured by notes Wit
satsact ~ security and the title retained until Ia
money II eli paid. Possession given q rs2uired .
the day of sale MohAic.
n
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MINE BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOT

~ ON LEIGH AND 10TH STREETS FOR SALE
AT A UCTION.-Will be sold on WEDNESDAY the
7th April 1859. on the premises commencing at 5
o'clock. Cor Immediately after the sale of Mrs.
Bruces real estate nine beautiful building Lots on
the north side of Leigh and west line of 10th street,
of which can be seen at our office. These lots are
among the most beautiful in this city and are quite
convenient to most of the business parts of Rich
mond.
TERMs-0ne fourth cash; balance at 6, IL aud "
months. for negotiable notes interest added secured
by a trust deed, or title retained.
The taxes for 1859 to be paid by the purchasers
NH "a 6ODDIN APPERSON Aucts
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IPRING IMP ORTATIONs, 1859.

ARMSTRONG, Gator CO.,
importers AND J0BBERs OF
RIBBONS, idlLLlNEkY, SILK GOODS, FRENOH
FLWERS RUCHE,
STRAW IONNETS AND FLATS,
No. 237 Baltimore Street,
Between CT aries and Hanover sts
BALTIMORE,
Offer stot B. UNEQUALLED in the United States
In VARIET and CHEAPNESS. Q 25-3mS
VALUABLE FARM OF 425 ACRES IN
HANOVER COUNTY, I3 MILES ABOVE
RICHMOND. WITHIN ONE MILE OF THE VIZ.
GINA CEN 2RAL RAILROAD, FOR SALE.-The
subscriber having removed to the city Of Richmond
desires to sell his "a d. located As above 1t
tains AS acres. and has 1t handsome new dwell
ling, containing six rooms, besides basement ROOM
together with good kitchen smoke-house, stable,
gransry. &c. The land 10 in rapid state Of i'm.
provement. Besides considerable quantity of ma.
nure made on the p ace. the proprietor has spared
no pains or expense in his power to procure from
Richmond and elsewhere lime. ashes, plaster, and
other fertilizers. The above Farm adjoins the old
Merry Oaks tract. and is a part Of IL, and 10 pro-
verbal for its healthness aud good society As the
owner is anxious to SELL great bargain will be
given, If early application be made to him, or to
Messrs. Goddin Apperson.
NH l8-l0t LEROY CRENSHAW,
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>-S-l--s's, :, = ~ ,.N-,e-,ss>., Se-N-,->
IEE8TIMPORTANCE

GREAT IMPORTANCE
II 10 TRE PUBLIC.
NElT AND BEAUTIFUL Spring, fy0oDS
No q MAIN sTsEET.
Ynu will fnd the ches est, handeomest Goo.Is Of
,ysrv description that he found at any nrr
aon,s store. Biscs snd G9,ored Silks 20 cents and
rnuards De LANES 0Tsa ndies ana Jaconess' Iasps
fen cents; Rrown Linen. Tor Men and Boys al i2ss
ai,cs Haposershiets o-s and upwards: BLACK siik
Wits = - teerth 71 Nj gseiIies aud Iiren Fo,onns
~ u ,ts. and higher pricvs. Stella Shawls and Man
fillAs. from 81 Ses White Ladies' X id cloves s-i
rs s'e Thresd Gloves, ga, (worth 2s) Irish Lin.
,u-. ioWeos, ue eheatesteve broaeat TO ,he cIty.
Fauds, astonishing low; Greeo. Brown AMI DIue
Hs,eSes tor Eeils at is kuches for Banness az - II
Nants. richly worth ,io0bie the money, kAtenssan
Ski1is ~ cc2ts aad u wards; brown and IN, sSbs5
SHIRT az @nd Saeotips at all prices; Rlsnk' Whi,s
and Mixed i.o'Se al ID cts and great many mere
Foods at Price taat cannot fail 80 please Cali soon
heto,e II DO 30 late, as No - Main street
NH J. IlSRpH STRAnSH
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NEW MANTLES.-We have lust re.
~ ceived supply CT new Mantles-say Grew
Linen TalmSs and KaElsus; Buff Cambria Talmas
snd Raglens; Marseiles do do silk and Lace do do;
Nh..= berage do do: Black Berage do do; super
Slack Cape do do. super Black Grape and Silk
These goods are from the celebrated establishment
Of Nr Geo Brodie. New York. MIR is the acknowl.
Cd Ted Header in the fashion for Mantles and has
been for years the designer of all the Fashion Plates
published IN Herpers' Monthly and Godey's Lady's
Book, and il is sufficient guarantee of the fashion
and taste. that these goods are from his establish
meut. and that they his newest and best styles
mh Il CHILES h CHENERY.
SPRlNG SHAWLS AND MANTILLAS.
~ opened this morning a large stock ofnew
Spriug Stella shaRis
New Spring Zephyr Wool Shawls
White and Black Barege Shawls
Black silk Msutlas
klsck SILK and Lace Mautillas
French and Chsntelly Lace Mantles-sli new
styles.
PERKINS Il cos Cash Store
nh Il i4i Eagle Square.
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T AWN5, LAWNS, LAWNS Jus; re-
IL ceiyed. large lot of hae fast cord kawns,
which AM selling at l23s cents per yard. Come.
all those in want of cheap Lawn Dress: 3efore
they are all gone. ALFRED MUSES.,
NH IL 63 Main street.
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NEW AND ArTRACTIYE OPENING


IN or DRY GooDs.-BREEDEN FOX, Broad
street have been receiving, during the past eek
a very large assortment Of Dry Gooos We wou d
cal. the attention Of buyers especially to our very
lar &c and beaa iiful stock OF
NV add elegant silks. all entirely new designs
Bgrage and GIenadine Robes, IN great variety
Lace and 81 * Mantiilas
Spring and summer Shawls
EmbrOideTies and Laces
Irish Linen. Table Damssaas Napkins
Servant Clothiug, &c, &c.
NIB ii lEEEES Il ttsA, ga .bEbu ei'
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BOARDING.

THE TUNSTALL HOUSE,
l. ORAGHEAD STREET,
DANVILLE, VIRGINIA. -.
With new furniture. and newly repaired. We -
sure visitors that efforts will be spared 10 promote
their comfort and we respectfully solicit trial
Tho TU INSTALL HOUSE 10 also the STAGE OF
FICE. and our omnibuses will always be In readi.
ness to carry passengers to and from the Depot
A9 WALTERS.)
NJ WALKER SProprietors
fe 1l-1yd VT SIMMGNaJ
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~ TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS

VNWO To COUNTRY MEKCHANTE.
RA STONE WARE AT FACTORY PRICES
~ Wehave on hand of our own manufac .ure.
~ very large assor tine mt of superior quality
Stone Ware. which we are selling at our Factory
prices consisting of
Jugs, Jars, Pitchers, Churns, Spittoons
Covered Butter POTS, Milk Pans
Cork Jars lair tight) Water Coolers,
Water Kegs, Chimney Caps, &C
Merch ants will please ca and examine our Ware
before :purch ssing elsewhere aud buy at Factory
prices. at cur Pottery. corner OF l2ih apd Gary st.
NH IL KEESEE d PARR.
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IN CHINA, GLASS AND EARTH
WI ENWARE-O B TAYLOR, III Main street. is
~ now in receipt of his spring stock of goods,
mostly of his own importation. embracing great
variety of white gilt, and decorated China; white
Granite and blue printed ware of the best gu Atty
and shapes; blue edged &C and Dipt Ware. selected
expressly for the Jobbng trade; Cut and Pressed
Glass of iety OF les and qualities Also plated
and Britannia Ice Pitchers, Casters Spoons and
Forks. Also. fine assortment of Walters. Table
Cutlery, Japanned Ware, &C. &c: He feels assured
he can sell goods low Jobbing house at the
North. An examination of his stock is respectfuly
solicited. NH l0-2m
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81. TOILET SETS.-Just received by
M ship VIM Penn. direct from Liverpool. some
rich and beautiful TOILET WARS. Those In
want are respectfully invited to call ct
Corner 4th and Broad Streets,
kCsUTTON, Jr
French Porcelain and white Granite DINNER
SETS, for sale low.
French China Gold Band and Decorated TEA
sETS-some very handsome. Call and see them.
Fancy Tin TOILET WARE. BATH TUBS and
SL0P JARS. -
Cut and Moulded GLASS WARE, con sistius Of
Bowls Tumblers, Gobiets. Pickle Dishes. Preserve
Dishes and STANDS, &c; to be sold ~ low % any in
this market at Corner 4th and Broad STREETS
NH 2f-d6twctt RCfUTT0N Jr.
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KEEN. BALDWIN I WILLIAMS.
mh q l02 Main n

TaE SUBSCRIBER begs to state that
L he has opened on Broad street, between lst and
I'd streets . LAGER BEER SALOON. a glass OF
Lager only costs there CENTS. Kvsry night the
public il entertained with splendid music.
MARTIN BREITkNS1EIN
NH 23-3ks Broad Ut. botWeen lat aud Id.
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land FOR SALE IN CHARLES CITY

II COUNTY I offer for sale my tract of land ~.
ing in the County of Charles City. on James River,
called MOUNT PROSPECT" containing by re-
cent survey Is9 or l40 acres. adjoining the Malvern
Estate and lands of Messrs Samuel and Newton
LAID. There has been seeded crop Of wheat this
fall ON the land.
On the said tract is good dwelling house. barn,
stable and negro quarters. If not sold privately,
will offer 1t at auction, on SATURDAY, I'd day of
April 1859 at IL O'Clock, A. n.
TERMs-One fourth cash balance at 6, ~ and Is
months for bonds bearing interest secured by D
trust deed.
Any one desiring to purchase will call on VIM II
Peasants, 18th street, between Main and Cary
streets
mi l7-dt1a THOS j WEST. r..
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BACON 4 BASKERVILLE offer for esle:
~ 2ll hhda nriua 10 choice Nav Orleans an

- HW hhds prime 70 choice New Orleans Eugar
200 bbls Coffee Sugar
ITO bbls Crushed and Powdered Sugar
100 bbls prime New Orleans Molasses
so bbls Reboiled Cuba do
$50 bags Rio Coffee
80 bags Laxuayra Coffee
100 bags Old Government Java Coffee
go boxes Adamantine Candles
100 dOzan Painted Rurkats
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By 0oddin 6 Appsrson. Z nd.
rT,RUsrERs sALE q, r..n 5.


I'kUSTERS SALE or LAND Avn
Pkk8ONAL PROP ERTY BY viyt-. - : -
from Barritier Cor, bearing osss Isssv0s 80
1888. duly recorded In the Clerks O6nee Al 49,:
s0unty Court OF IN order a. said VOurts ~ ~
tss sonsent q aid Coz We shalL = 1rusSsss 81
KS z.s Gay Of March 1852 e y o'clock n - o
an about l6o Acre. lying Jaass fvcs
az mrDorne's Turnpike. between che lands a. i0rr
Haa chran and about eight miles from tbs city n
Cd bv IN being part Of the tract of LEAD own
TSs s M ate Edward Coz, known as Lilly VolieT
desire h VII be for cash, but II the purcksssr
deed viii M. INC gay OF sale: the benencfaFy 10 the
only ccnys, soSd but seliing trustees, 70 shs
1x,u - y. !oIs Williams. Trustees.
rr,, Ea' ~ .ne above named time ana .uec. ..
trustes n another deed from Bar ritier ~ ~
office Of Bsnrco coan; ,s1 rscordea 70 the 6isrE's
, noass iGs q corn ioddsr oats shncks brers
Il 21-2tAw3wtdtd IIusses.
e1r6hould the 18th Of March be unfa,, n. -.
will he postponed until the FIRST fair IA 49, ~ ~
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DEAR IT IN MIND-The chetpes

- Spring Dress can be bought at
MAILERT's. Al Main st.
me cbaap.st Cotton shirtings can be bought at
MAILEhTS, A Main st.
the cheapest Boys' and Mems Wear can be bought
al MAILEkT's. Al Man ST.
The cheapest Collars and Bands can be bought at
MAItEkTS. IL MAJ st.
The cheapest Parasols and Ladies' Umbfels5s can
he bought at MAILERT'8. Al Msssi ST.
The cheapest Shawl, Mantilla, Raglan, or uaster,
can LIE bOuRht st MAiLEHTs, ~ MaaE ~.
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M. sANFORD's LIVER INvIaORA.

Liver irreeniarifiss Of the Stomach ind bowels or
those diseases caused BY said derangemspts sick
Headache. Costiveness. Piles. Chronic Earrh1a.
Cholera 1nfsnfun. JAundcs, Rush Of thu Blood 10
the Head Debiuty and all female weAkIlnss, " be
had At l. WA6NER5 Drug Store.
NH "a Corner 9Th and broad sts
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llW4ti,a ans
so0MB.

HOUSE,
I Captain
for the ss'-
sE. at the
services.
are Any
barge the
. the cit!.
her caadS-
.lortel by
Wards.
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LOT ON TIE NORTH

SIDE OF CARY, between Foushee and Adams
Streets. and HOUSE AND LOT at the corner of
Cary and laurel Streets in sydney, FOR So L /. AT
AUCTION.-Will be sold. on MONDAY, the All
April, 1882 on the premises comm encing at o'clk
VI, the valuable Real Estate located as above
The first named lot fronts 27a feet. back about
residence of Mr. A Bargamin, Sen. The other prop
erty fronts 50 feet the south side of Dover street.
runs back the East line of Laurel street 200 feet
to an alley, and has on il framed tenement occu-
pied by Mr. Krouse
Terms: One-third cash, balance at4 and months
for negotiable notes, interest added secured by
trust deed. The taxes for 1859 to be paid by the
mh2i GODDIN ApPERSON. Aucts.
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By jas. NJ. Taylor & Bon.

ny jas. III. IRylor q Bon.
TRUSTEE'B kALr, W TWO BUILD
ING LOTS. 18th STREET. HRINCH
3ABDEN HILL. A AUCTI0N.-By virtue Of :
date the Sd day vi Avg at, 1ses, and recorded n
tne Clerks ofiiee Of n nmeDd Husttngs Court. I
shsIt, in ex cution aid trust, being 20 REQUIRED
by the ben nciary said deed, proceed 20 selI e
RnoiIc auction. uro 'he premises, on FRIDAY.
Ene Z2tn inst. commencing ~ "a o'clock p n, two
Duiolng Lots at theT srtheast corner Of Leiah and
18th streets. French Jsrdeu HILL fronting Is feef
and running back L. feet.to alley II feet wide
AS TAYLOR, Trustee,
JAS N TAYLOR d .Aucts mn Il
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GLOVER HILL AND ANTHRACITE
~ COAL AND COKE-For sale by
NJ d WHITING,
Ja2b-2In Near Petersburg Depot
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r ARGE FRAMED BUILDING. COR.

IL NER FRANKLIN AND 4TH STREETS AT
AUCTION will be sold on MONDAY afternoon
2Sth March, 1859 at O'Clock. the large Framed
Building. situated as above described. recently in
the occupancy OF NJ Bass. The same to be remov-
ed in 80 days from the day of SALE
TERMs-four months credit for approved endors-
ed DeRc table note. GODDIN APPERSON,
NH "a Auctioneers
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THERE'S ONE THING CERTAIN

THERE'S ONE THING CERTAIN
l. And that ID. LEVY is sc ling the cheaper DR.
tioods IN this city. fou can ind there large aud
well SCI ected stock which will he sold at prices
that cannot fail 10 i've satsfae lion In we
can safely say that LEVY has most excellent as
sortment, and that he 10 selling them at least %
softmen, of Housek eepiDR Goods always ia store,
comprising Pillow Case Cotton aud Linen. Linen
Brown and White Table Cloth Damask OF all quail
nies. M&rsfiIes Quilts, Curtain Muslins handsome
Furniture Caiicoes and sil inds Of desirable Dry
0oOds. can DC had at JACOB LEWIS,
m
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-12-22
National American Movement.

Hon. Jacob Broom, chairman, has, pur-
suant 10 the authority vested in him by the
National Central Committee of the Ameri-
can party, ST its session held at the city oil
Washington on the 9Th day Of January,
1858, called a meeting of the committee at
the American House, opposite Independence
Hall, in the ely Of PhlIade'phis, on Wed
nesday, the 2ls, day Of December INST, at
y o'clock NJ, ''to take iEto consideration
matters al national importance, and 10 adopt
such course Of patriotic actlon in reference
to the approaching election OF President
aud Vice President Of The United States as
may be deemed proper" The following
are the names Of the gentlemen com posing
the committee: Eras'us Brooks, New York;
J. w. Barksr, New York; Jacob Broom,
Philadelphia; Anthony Kennedy, Maryland;
II. Winter Davis. Maryland; A. B. Ely,
Massachusetts,; Kenneth Rayner, North
Caroline; james Bishop, New Jersey; F.
X. Zolicoffer, Tennessee; w. r. Smith,
Alabama; J. Scott Harrison, Ohio; A. H.
Stuart, Virginia.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-12-22

JoHE BRowE's 5AcF.-Old Brown was
born in Terrlngton, Connecticut, May 9th,
1900 apd was consequently fly nine years
and six monts old, when hung.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-12-22
For Congress,

The kncx county .H4gus Of the 23l uItirho
contains On editorial Recommending Col.
Warner Pratt, Of that county, as suitable
man to receive The next Democratic Con-
gressional nomination. A correspondent
OF The same paper, purporting 10 write from
Scotland county, Endorses the same man,
and attempts 10 depreciate The claims Of Gen.
Clark, The present incumbent, 10 the nomi-
nation. This correspondent arows himself
Q Douglas Democrat aud "thinks Douglas,
or D,ckenson, OF New York, the only Dem
&C rails that it would do 10 enter before the
people with at this time, as candidate for
President"
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-12-22
SrThe New York Express LAYS it doWr

TThs New York Express lays it down
as truth that the conservatives of the
North have not awakened, because they
have believed the slavery question TO be a
mere party foo! ball in The Southern States,
ind says: Only convince the North that
the negro, South, is not a Democratic ne
gro, used only for political purposes, and a
lar better feeling will innedia tely arise in
the North, among sound men of all parties
among the Republicans even. The
South, however, for some years past, has
been diyerting the slave from its legiti-
mate duty Of raising rice, cotton, and tcbac-
co, 10 raising 'Dsmocracy'-and the lesson
has not been unlearnl ~ the Republicans
of the North, who have been using him tc
make Presidents and State Officers, in
like way" Can the South understand from
this, that, as it is welded TO corrupt De.
mOcracy, it cannot receive The hearty SYM
paihy and support of conservative NORTH?
-[Lou. Journal.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-12-22
FRESH FROM THE EAST"

UIHE subscribers are Just in receipt OF large
j LOT of fresh goods purchased by one OF the
firm now east and offer for sale, at unusually
low prices, on our usual terms, the following ar
ticles:
30 Dozen FIELDS Fresh Oysters in 1 and
10 cans.
6 dCZ fresh clans
. - green turtle.
box Pine Apple Cheese.
90 = Western Reserve Cheese.
100 bOxs Sardires.
> :" Mushroom Catsup.
. Tomato
Walnut s
% Pepper Sauce.
i :" Worcestershire Sauce.
l box Reading g
2 bbls Pecans.
. % FilberiS.
English Walnuts.
baskets Champagne.
doz Pine Apples, IN glass,
Together with general stock of fancy groceries,
TO which the attention of purchasers Is respectful
" invited.
octl3 BARTHOLOW & ROBBINS.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-12-22

EMr. William Henry Seward, q Re-
publican leader, says there is en- irrepres-
sible conflict between free and slave labor
hIr. Albert Gallatin Brown, a Democratic
leader, ssys Mr. Seward is right. The
former is for exterminaiing slavery; The
latter is for rendering If triumphant in .he
Confederaey.
Thus the issue between tho two parties
which these gentlemen represent is made
up on strictly sectional line. 1t is the
North against the South and the South a.
gainst The North. Il is The conflict Of con-
solidated sections.
Such is The issue presented by these
mad factions. Is it not high time that a
great party should be formed on strictly
national issue and pi, the Union against
both? Are moi the American people ripe
for such a movement? We believe thew
are Lou. journal.
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FISH.
HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
PHILADELPHIA.

n Bcneroent Institution established By special En-
document, for The Ralicf of he Sick and Dis
tiessed, afflicted 1riih pirUleat and Epi-
Jen,ir Diseases
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THE BABY.

Another little wave
Upon the sea of life;
Another sonl TO save,
Amid its toll and strife.
1.-TWO more little feet
To walk the dusty road;
To choose where two paths meet,
The narrow or the broad.
"Two more little hands
To work for good or i'll;
Two more little eyes;
Another little will.
"Another hear; to love,
Receiving love again;
And so the baby came,
4 thing of Joy and pain.n
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3. Ef"I say landlord: that's dirty towel
for man 10 wipe on" Landlord, with a
loOk Of amazement, replied: "Wsll you are
mighty particular. Sixty or seventy Of my
bssrders have wiped on that towel this
morning, and you're the Grst one to find
fault" 90