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my MARY anna New York letter saws
Inc Will Of the late John G. Boxer has been
u'ea N the ourrogase's office. II provides thar
1 Ta AFTER her death, to the four Children -
1hers - codicil, however, which cuts OF his
son walter. and his daughter "Mary Am. - ths
wife Of John Dean, the coachman '"e
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Ma. All the world at Peace.
NO MORE QUARRELS,
FIRM UNION,
SAVE THE PIECES

JAS. II. PEARCE Il CO. IS new Drug Store. cor
ner Of 9th and Broad streets, get bottle of MEGA
IlF + Glu r CEMENT, use as directed. and be
NH Sim
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DENTISTRY.

~ MOTTO
h~ Dr.. d. COTLLING. DENTIST,
--'-O Has moved his office from the corner of
Main and 7th streets, to No. a71s Main street,
between 9th and 10th, where he may lie seen ut any
time between Q a. NJ and p NJ >, prepa red to per-
form any operation IN his profession. te 2s-3m
> ARTIFICIAL TEETH. 1.-The Cleo
SrT~p plastic and Vucanite Process.-G. W.
~1---o JONES, DENTIST, having the right for the
above mode of making Teeth and being satisfied
Of its absolute superiority over all other methods
can with confidence commend it to those desiring
full partial sets of teeth, and especially such
as may he dissatisfied with those they are now
USING. The perfect adaptation of the plate to the
mouth, and the suction thereby secured. enables
hlm to insert one or more teeth lcithOn clasps
This method having been adopted by those stand
ing highest IN the profession, North and South,
testimonials will be given and specimens exhibited
to those wishing to them. Sets Of Teeth, on
gold or any other p ate will Of course he made for
those preteIrlnE them. Filling, Cleansing, Fix
roughly performed. Office ON Main street, opposite
Corintnia Hall no 2I-Iy
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- +. A. JETEK.
STxVa SURG ON DENTIST
~-JO Office on Main. below Pearl street, next
door to r. Horton keach's thinning store and two
doors above Messrs. Thos. X. Price l. Co.'s Dry
Goods store.
The subscriber having removed TO the above
house, would be pleased to see those with whom he
has ensagements, and has made extensive prepa-
rations t. serve the public generally. All opera
tons performed IL the most approved and scientific
sly known to the Profession, and all work done
~ him warranted to rive satl siactlon. Toe l3-ly
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HONoRs TO AN Acknowledgements Peale
has so far recovered from his late illness,
which confined him in Stonington, Conn, as
TO be able to return to his home in Philadel-
phia. MIR. Peaie is now in the e:,d year of his
age, and last Friday commenced another copy
of his celebrat ed portrait of Washington, The
original having been pain ted from lite in 1875.
Mr. Peale attributes. in a great measure, the
preservation Of his life during his late severe
illness to the kindness of the citizens of Ston-
ington. The most prominent people of the
city visited him, sat up with him, and sent him
delicacies and presents. When able to leave,
sixteen men of wealth and position formed
themselves into an escort, and, on their own
shoulders, carried Mr.. Peale, in an easy chair,
from his room to the depot, four of them con-
veying the venerable painter by turns, their
companions alternating with them in the self
imposed task.
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~N Oh VA, GLA ass.
IN AND EARTHENWARE.
~ GEO. SUMNER SEQ,
CHINA, Glass, AND QUEENSWAkE
WAREHOUSE.
no. % Pearl or 18th street, K Richmond, Va
in consequence OF unavoidable delay in the com
p!etion OF our new warehouse, on Governor street
we shall he unable Ia remove until the Sprns trade
closes and our friends Will find us at the old loca-
ton, No. ~ Pear! street. for another season
Our stock is daily arrivlng and is the rzest
ana most complete stock of EARTHENWARE
ChiNA and GLASS. ever offered in Virginia. and
We invite the tttention OF the merchants of Viz
gmia North Carolina and Tennessee, who may
'lsis TINS market, to orr prices. oIbdent that We
can successfully compete with tho largest houses
in any of the Northe m States.
=, we ontv ask them To give ms the preference over
northern houses, provided VIC do az we'll for
them. We ark nothing more.
The most experienced packers employed, and
goods shipped promptly.
We supply the BEST quality of Stonewnre as
low as It can be purchased at the Factory.
we give our prompt and faithful attention TO the
execution of orders = -
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REVOLVING BRAcELET.-A New York letter
describes piece OF jewelry which Is destined
to make n sensation among the "female per-
suasion." II is n strap bracelet OF fine link
chain, Of a quaint Venetian pattern. The
centre, set III a circular head, IS cluster OF
diamonds, having an outside waving edge OF
black enamel, divided into twelve compart-
menis, each nesting dazzling brilliant. Be-
tween the edge and the central glory is a vine
OF fine gold, in, what sailors term, ground
turns" each turn embracing one of this clus-
ter o. diamonds, and from this vine buds of
fine diamond burst into light. But in the GEN.
tire of all are two wheels, set in black enamel
ground, each having eight arms, and each arm
twelve diamonds. These wheels turn on a
common axle, the hub being the largest da-
Inond Of all, and by an ingenious piece of ma.
ohinery which is wound up with key, these
wheels are made to revolve in opposite direc-
tons for two hours. Imagine the effect Of this
pyrotechnic display in a brilliantly lighted
saloon, with a fair plump arm beneath it, If
You can! What admiration it would COM
Inand from the mon what envyings and heart
burnings it would excite in the women
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NEM nUTTER, LARD AND CHEESE
~ =. sIORE,-No; =, MAIN ST;-The subscriber
itccs of 1Tssh Orange County and STATE BUTTER,
tEsAf 6kIqhi cHEEHEE. WHEAT End BHGKWHEAT
KEN GOhNED, and smoked BEEF, PORK,
CArHtAkS. SOAP, STARCH, &C., TO-. &c.
In0 ABOVE articles are all SAINT here and sold ON
conmission, and viii consequently ke s0ld low fof
cash, ln0S-tsl r. HALLOCK. Agent.
/ M,fulLER'S TOLL AND DlAnR HlEA
-. riLIf.-We have been appointed agents e.,
tie sale q these valuable remedies.
"A. B0nEkEN L. CO.
Dyuasists, ~ 1eNAiA %.
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OFFICE r. h D. R. R..t
RICHMOND. Oct. n. 1859
. GREAT sDUTMWfsr.

ESnxSAfE5s1[1rsA-GHa1A Inv vi n NV Fs-bv
late ARRANGEMENT. the Rlchpoat
and Danville, South-Side, Virginia and Tennessee
East Tennes see and Virginia. East Tennessee sal
Georgia, and Memphis and Charleston Rsllrosls
have entered into an agreement 70 pass Nesiu
Children under three years Of age. FREE, oyer,hs
respective roads. to take effect and after Novem
Der LIST, 1889.
To persons trading in Negroes. and others thu
route offers advantages unsurpassed b. lny 0'hsi
For further particulars; apply ~ the Ticket u.
hce, Richmond and DanvIlle Railroad Richmond
Oc U-tts c. CAMpDEfL sutt
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NHOCkOE MILL RICHMOND GROUND
- PLAsIER.-The subscriber has earnestly la
Doled LOT the past four years. to exclude Northern
ma, and supplying an article superior to any re-
ceived from the North, and claims perfect sue
TO hig patrons. and asks to inform all Interested
mat ne has completed his Improvements that will
enable him to supply any demand that may arise
ms stock Of Lump is heavy, Chased upon the
enormously eIgs Increased use Of superior artcle,
9uarries, with special reference to its richness in
SMtEhase Of Lime. The reputation Of his brand
small De sustained at every effort and cost, and he
not made Application of this ralxabls fertilizer.
JOHN II. CLAIBORNE, No. IL Pearl ct.
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~ DH whdLh & HP phreelsry.
In wecaIl the attention OF the trade OF Viz
gina and North Carolina and Tennessee To our
and Which are selling as low as hey car,
be bought IN any Northern city, consisting IN part
INDIGO, MADDER and EXTRACT LOG
sJbR. PtF th a. sS of syeFy PHs
WIFI &kAb' 3 ssf Sisa ' and lIssEsD
FLujp;; CHEWING and SMOKING TO
PATENT MEplScllSlEs-all KINDS;
PhRfEEsMtERT, TOOTH and HAIR BRUSH
=. AlGE1NTs FOR The BEST COAL OIL;
's. $H $';::$ ss:ss s:
haIe siI!f ieiS FEep PA sqpHes o
INpiE0, NADER. and other DYES.
WiITE LEAP, ,YAKSisaEs, &c,
GINA coal on. and kEKoslNE, at
manufacturers prices.
Our sock comprises one of the largest and hes,
assortments OF goods IN our line 10 be found IN the
South-has been selected IN person by one of our
firm, purchased for cash, enabling US to offer our
goods at such low prices as cannot fail to give sat
Merchants will ind it to their interest to call and
examine our stock hsf9,s purchasing elsewhere.
800, u hCELL, LADU Il CO.,
wholesale Druggists, Richmond.
~ JAS. II. PEAKCE a CO.. 1ODn
~WHOLESALE AND RETAlI.lOOU
DRUGGISTS,
a Corner Broad and 9Th streets.
RICHMOND, VA,
Oner to Merchants and Physicians trorl Vlrsisia'
North Carolina. and Tennessee, for the spri NJ
trade: large and we'll selected stock Of DR. }JGS
III EMlCALS, PAINTS. OILS, PUTTY French
M!NDOW GLASS, PATENT MEDICINES.
fEhF UMEki, AC.. and every article usually
Kept Ia wholesale Drug Store, at prices that can
not ia' 70 give satisfaction on the usual terms 10
caxn and prompt buyers. Our stock comprises in
tons Lewis pure WHITE LEAD, Mol.
and Baltimore LEAD.
tons French Snow White and N. j. ZINC.
tons PUTTY. from pure Linseed OH, in
bladders and bulk.
$40 boxes French WINDOw-GLASs.
S'VN gas. Linseed, Machine, and Kcrosine Oils.
burning Fund.- Alcohol, and varnist, OF all
100 Kegs Ensli.h 81: cARB. SODA.
~ casks WASHING SODA.
10 b bbs. COPrERAs.
q, ~ oDs. GLUE. Al grades.
.., s!oss sAkERR's BiTrERs.
so'"o IlGARS, all grades. from % to SO PER
Orders frola the country promptly attended 10
any H. PES s1RseiHs and Thos BURROWS
Lag s.. Of wi klaSn = warrsasGs.; n
\. W. ArPxRs0x. late Of ! FowHArAN =. DuPuy,
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- LIaHTE & 3 < D6U Avs
nm PiANOS.-We call tho attention. ii ,he
on, fIAN SDfEe SkrSsssR Ss.1 I'D :nd vf.a.
strumsntz With Mr.. CARUSi, that thar sassit,ss,
r ~ r5stas!. nay b tss1sa II % aids e tn
We werraAt I'll oar pfAMOe. aaa saa chow q
NJ Anu ~ AAsnsf0aa teatineAiAla - any tnotory
p 10 Qoantr1, 81! r. vhicA can % seen ~ NJ.
o-'' : % ''''1 '' fiaIt Sc 1as'zs sstRY.
ea CHItkEH,NSgI {. IA 1. sso x, I, I. = Ssa
WAN e q door ron M
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~ Z "A 3 z EXTRACTOK-For removing
- PANT tar, wax. or any kind Of grease. from al
kInds Of silk and wooien Dresses. and from Broad
ciosh: Cassimeres, &c. without the slightest inju-
TINS article has been used extensively through
out the country, and has received the highest re-
ccnmendations. IL also received the silver medal
a. ihe last Mechanics Fair. II is made in this city
nad OF tho principal Druggists, and at my lab0ra-
tory' corner Main and 10th sts.. Richmond, Va.
EDW'D FINCH,
10 l6-3m AnatytIoa Chomisf.
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n BOOTS AND SHOES--GREAT ~
VREDrCT!ON IN RICES.-CHAS: ~<8eAss
n nEhLE, BROAD Street, netwsen "a ana sd
Servants wear constantly on hand, and defes any
body IN Richmond to compete with hiIn in his line,
he manufactures to order. and superintcnds
himself. ioc l4-1yl CHARLES BEHLE.
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1890 SPRING TRADE. 100

| 1OOO. loOU.
GEORGE sTARRETT,
| Governor Street. Richmond. Virglnia)
Offers for sale the following list of articles, of his
| own manufacture, viz:
Tin Ware, of all kinds.
Sheet Iron and Copper Ware.
Cast and Sheet Iren Stoves for wood, y varieties.
Cast and Sheet Iron q. Stoves for coal, Is
The Brilliant Gas Burner. sizes.
Diamond Radiator,
R FnSaDs siI Portable Furnace, : "
GEORGE Boilers. flor wood and coal,)
H s s.d FL :: most popular
and repairing pieces for the same, always on hand
SP KINE2, ls60;,spRING, lso.-F!sHER 4
- WINSTON, wholesale de .lers in DRUGS, No
tenton Of Merchants through Virginia and
N e hHtI FHs # SIS ME1
brac'ng every article in the regular drug business
which WINE, sney Snef to casa or prompt customers
In addition to their stock of STAPLE DRUGS. a
Wines and r Brsns is. AoOa0o0 o'0 Medicinal
s:'9i f.. s tAs ssdns s:s
,!sa xs q s:a:': sakE ( WRs sFs sd
WALgt5 GIN AND PISTOL DEPOT,:-
srokTtiaS$% AsffSIAkAfStLs: MALkisS S1sAkss:;
ao n sn &. .seS
ton Of merchants and sportsmen to his extensive
a the a. . ss o. VI. s' .s a.
Hest so..oe Hfcss shd On re wSs
Ind eyer description Of Fire Arms kept
Az A. IA A9 !. .,d Percussion c.p.. 10
cAAn AZ Esa q varioa. sfylss and coors. '"' -
y and I'll .inds sse
his stnsa funk locks at Reasonable prices Cab at
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THE SLAVE TRADE.-The United States
store-ship Supply arrived at the Brooklyn
nayy-yard on Sunday. having left St. Paul de
Loando on the 18th OF January. just before
she left the African coast, the British steamer
Viper captured SLAYER, with full cargo of
negroes, near Congo, and was only prevented
from seizing two other vessels similarly
loaded by the failure of her supply of COAL
Within the last few weeks the New York
Times correspondent states that nearly every
vessel Of our African squadron had revisited
the rendezvous at Loando. Among others,
the Mystic had stopped there route for the
States, having as passengers the distinguished
captain and first and second mates of the re-
Gently captured SLAYER Orion. Since the
squadron has been on the African coast there
have been innumerable transfers of officers
and men from vessel to vessel The general
health of sailors and officers was good at the
time of the sailing Of the Supply
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II WIlLCOX & GIBBS celebrated SEWING
MAC HINE, invented by J. +. A. GIBBS, OF Mill
fOint Pocahontas county, Va. Many of these
Machines have been sold recently in this city, all
OF which give entire satisfaction. Those wishing
MACHINE. are assured that the superior merits
claimed for it, can be relied upon, and for general
use, Is unsurpassed. All interested should not
lail to examine THIS Machine before purchasing
Likewise AiKEN'S FAMILY KNfTTING MA
CHINE new and useful invention for Knitting
'''0'' VI GU. is Y 10 Johnson, Agents.
No. Is Governor ST., Richmond. Va.
+. S.-Agents wanted IN Virginia. North Caro-
nIRECT IMPORTATIONS!
~ IRON AND STEEL WAREHOUSE,
tNo. III SYCAMORE STREET.,
GILLIAN Il DUNLOP invite the the "a attention. Ioia Of
wholesale dealers, manufacturers and RAILWAYS to
their we'll assorted stock of IRON and STEEL,
comprising
Swedes, Hammered Refined, English.
lKoN' Ovais and Carnage, Horse Shoe, Hoop
STEEL. Cast. German, Machine, Spring, En-
ghsh and Swedes Blister.
NAIL RODS, SHEET IRON, PIG and BAR
Importing direc. and dealing exclusively in met
al. they ieel cohndent OF giving satisfaction and
respectfully solicit a CALL fe l4-d3m
DkIrRHEsNHR461EFhss Boa Sa Of pEee,ers Of the
clared semi annual Dividend of 10 per cent. COR
So per Share) out of the profits of the business for
the Six months ending LIST March. 1860, payable to
the STOCKHOLDERS, or their oRR representatives on
and after Monday; the 18th ~.
BY order of the Board of Directors.
NH 7--lUt RIO. A T0ApKINS
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RICHMOND MApEtLOrmiNG-

q. NOTItE.-'rhe subscribers s11 q
form their friends and tie pat.lc sehe.Ny,
M that ihes have taken the ffoh' room -
NR Bodekcrs drug stare, sheIe Ile.s
-" camping on the TAILORING BlsI.s
in a.tits branches. and soiieI, share ~ ths.'
tronage, promising To use every eSe!uoh Y" -;
part To give general satisfaction, We faH "a.
attention 10 the fact that We intend :" p,H 81
uiar attention to REPAlkiN0, CLEA.'INu "a
PRESSING CLOTHES ia the best mtahe' ~
JOHN 5. RoANs, r,ru
mh 9-lm JAMkS VI. NEkhp.lh.-
UNE-FKttE CLOTHING AiUN
NEW STORE AND NEW GU %
VH would respectfully invite Ihe 49, st ~ ~,
M my friends ard the pueile kenefal ma
.-s NEW STORE. Ne. 2l0 Broad si'se.' NV
site Nessrs. Breeder Il Fox's, and To- Ml.S e
ASSORTMENT OF GOODS, which l sa. !, "a.
NEST happy TO make UP a. short notice slS IN.
7""S''e p'"eS' Flo bread street
N. B.-cUTTING promptly attended ~
I'm
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fEGlYp Z. ~, CAnf T. END Id II
EtyrER RAGS, LApL I! P 90 ,G CAsE Is:
EVERY DESC DTION.--We have just received
a large assortment of the above goods. which
Will sell low for ca h. or to runctual pay ine Gus
TONER'S the usual time OF SIX months. All we
ask is a call from ali in want. as they cannot fail
to be suited both in prlce and quality.
ALEX. HILL i CO., No. lH Main st,
Rlch,n, nd Va
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Passengers broakfhs and sup at Ashland and dhs
on board the comfortable ste amer between Assas
Creek and Washington. "'>As
~ For further Information, Apply At th;, oN..
Broad street, Slockoe Hill. '' V'"'''
JAS. 3. WINSTON, Gent Tickle, Ar
SAM'L RUTH, Sup't.
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open ~ IA ne month OF February q large and
choice STOCK OF New foods, ot their own importa
ton. received direct To this port, per ships Erie
and Alexsnter. and hy the Kate Stamler and En-
dy mion, VIA New York. Also, from tire Wheeling
Ton of PLAIN, PRESSED and cur GLASS
MAKE; coal OIL. aud o'her LAMPS. CAS-
IoRS. LOOKING GLASSES and FANCY
"coDS; which they Offer to the trade OF North Ca
,4'ina, virginia and Tennessee, us low as an,
Northern jnibing house
Our Senior has ieen for the last Is years i'm
porting China aud Eprthe ware direct To- this pnr.
ana plsdsin ourselves To- sell rs low as others we
respect fully ash the patronage of Southern ner-
chants and - Southern public.
~ Store formerly occupied by w. s Il g. Dom
VIM F. HITLER e. SON
lS lS-uScWIm No. 10 Pen 4 or I1,l, str
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E xzuzs65so RICHMOND Am Vsss
49, 5.a RIVER RAiiR0AbD15oA
@A - AES after q N Da 90 IA isl

tuesdays and Fridays at
Connecting with cars both v,,.
Urbanna stage leaves White Honss
and Fridays at 3 A. NJ. returning aaaesa,
Saturdays. N.He'ah!ars
Wakerton Stage leaves White uor,.u.,
ana Ihursdays At A. NJ: returning sr:,s n.y..
freight Trans leave and arrive m Rissm
Wednesday, and Saturdays " "'cahOs
ia 0-ts THOS. X. SHARP. Supsri,,s,..-.
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LAWRENCE s. MARYE.
0>A ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Practices in the Courts of the City of Richmond
and the Counties of Hennco, Hanover and Caro-
line
He s also Notary Public and Commissioner of the
United States Court of Claims.
The partnership between Mr.. CHAsTAIN WHITE
and himself being dissolved, his Office is on
18th street. just below Goddin's Hail. fe l3,ly
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JOHN W. DAVIES,
MARBLE MASON,
MECHANICS INSTITUTE, 9TH STREET,
RICHMOND VA,
MONUMENTS, TONES, HEAD PIECES,
llANTLES, FONTS, &c.
"a First Premiums awarded by the Virg nia Az
ricultural Society and Mechanics Institute.
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80 DIR. ASCOLG. HOMEOPATHIST,
~ has removed to Franklin street. corner
of 4th, at Mrs. Dabney's. fe l5-lm
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49, ACARD.--Da. BROOKS has re-
OLA moved his Office to 9Th street, between
Main and Cary streets.
Office hours from to . A. NJ, and from to
p. NJ.
He has for sale privately, TEN LOTS, fronting
20 feet each. 8 on Grace at aud i've on BROAD st.'
lust be yond the Western line oi the corporation.
Also, An experienced GARDENER, who under
standa the cultlvatlon apd management Of flowers,
Ac.i end for rent, TWO SEATS in Pew No. - IN
st. Paurs Church. mh slim
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q. M. BROUN, M. D.. offers to the
49, citizens Of Richmond and Its vicinity his
professional services. in the practice OF Medicine,
Obstetrics, and Surgery.
IA Residence at the upper end Of Marshall
street. formerly owned by Mrs. Overwhelmingly
by A. r. Courtney, Esq. NH dim
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PARKE POINDExTER, ATTOR-
49, NEY AT LAW, RICHMOND, VA, will
practice in the city Of Richmond and in the coun-
ties OF Chesterfield, Powhatsn and Amelia.
AOflcs in Lisle 8 Building, corner of Main and
hth streets. 23-ly
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1860-03-08
How Col, Fremont was Dc!ca ted =.

Mr.. Magargee, of Philadelphia, tcstiii-
cd before the Printing Investigating
Committee Of the Senate that he rccciv-
cd between four and five thousand dol
Oars from Mr.. Wendell, in 1856, for the
purpose Of organizing third party in
Pennsylvania preceding the Gubernator-
ial and Presidential elections, which the
Democracy regarded as impcratively
necessary to secure the State for Mr.. Blu
chanan. That money was applied to the
object This fact establishes that the
public money derived from printing and
other Jobs, and assessments in depart
mcnts, was used to start the Fillmore
movement on practical basis, which was
afterwards rendered formidable by con.
,ributons from New lork, through which
the side door operations were managed,
and Mr.. Fremont defeated. Movements
arc now on foot to repeat this game mex,
Fall, but with less prospect OF success.
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4 Democratic SQuabblc.

Claccct and Baker are rival aspirants
for the position OF leader Of the Demo
cratic forces in the House Of our Leeis-
laturc They arc always ready to fly in
to each others wool. 4 little squabb'e
occurred between them Que day last week,
which created considerable fun, especial
ly among the Republicans, who regard
these f.hts as the old woman did the
b title between the bear aud her husband.
The Dcs Moincs correspondent Of the
Hurkeyc, in Il recent letter, thus aIudes
TO the mu,s-the talk being about WINS.
low. the Democratic Superintendent OF
the Insane Asylum.
C!a.gett said he did not believe he
was Democrat-couldn' t be. Ninslow
was an old My F'ower name, and Dem.
ocrats lid not come over in that old
hulk.
As soon as Mr. Clacgctt took his seat
Gov. Baker arose and stated that the
manner and language of the gentleman
from Lee Mr. Cla--ett), reflected upor
thosc G who came overin the May Flower
| He wished to say, as descendant o
those WHO came over Immediately atte
the colonists in the May Flower tha
those who came over in the May Flower
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GOING UP AND COMING down,
This i. a simple song. it's true,

This 1. a simple song, it's true,
My songs are never over nice;
And yc. Iltry and .ca;tcr through
A little piece org,,l advice.
The listen. pompous friend ami lean
Never to boast of much renown;
For fortunes wheel is on the turn,
And some &, up. ana some go down.
Iknow va': amount Of stock.
vasta ,Gat o! pri le in'ures:
Bat TT, has picked so many locks.
IwonlInt like to warrant yonls.
Remember. then, and never spuri
The one whose hand is hard ana brown;
For be is likely to COUP.
And you are likely to come down.
Another thing yol viii agree,
(rhe truth my be As we'll confcssed)
That "Colish Aristocracy"
lsbu scaiY taing at bost.
And the fl.acs, hr.. AMI stronr
May seek the little ones to drown,
Ye. fishes all, bot.l gre 1t and small.
Are going up AMI comm, down.
Our lives are full! Of chance an l chingc,
And charcs. ysl klow. Is neves sure;
Aud 'twcre a doctrine now AMI strange,
That places high are mos: recure.
And though the tickle god may smile,
And yield the sceptcr and the crown;
Ills only for q little while.
Then goes up, ami 4 goes down.
Thi, worl for yo1 an l me, my friend.
Hath som ,thins m orc than pounds and
pence;
Then let me hum bly, recommend
little use of comm Oh sense.
Thus la, all pride of place aside,
And h,vra are on whom you frown:
For fear yol'ii see him going up,
When You are only coming down.