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Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1860-02-04
NTORTGAGE SALE.
M Oefa,llt HAVING ho.n m

NHsORldA0E SALE.
1Vl Default having heen made in the condi-
and duly executed and delivered on the 81 day
Of May, A. D. 1858, by Bcnn A. Cox Of Geod-
hue county, Minnesota, to Charles Thomas, of
the same place, which mortgage deed was du-
" recorded in the Office Of the Register OF
Deeds of said county, on the Sd day Of May,
Igage deeds, pages s96 aud 397--and conveys
from said Cox to said Thomas, in fee, (subject
to defessance on payment of the note herein
after mentioned the following premises, stu
ate in said county, to wit: All that tract or
parcel of land lying and being id the city of
Red Wing, described as follows: Commencing
at point on the line between lots nine (s} and
ten (1o), block forty -fours(44. twenty-five
I(25( feet from the alley running from thence
nortAerly between lots nine and ten, twenty
five feet; thence westerly, parallel with the
alley to Broad street; thence on the line of
Broad street southerly twenty-five feet; thence
|easterly parallel with the alley to the place Of
|commencement. Said mortgage was made to
secure the payment of the promissory note Of
said Cox for the sum Of two hundred dollars.
dated May I'd, a. n. 1855, payable one month
after date to the order Of said Thomas, with
interest at the rate Of Ave per cent. per month
until paid. sss = -, .s-sself-s 3.
No proceedings At law or otherwise having
been instituted to recover said mortgage debt
or any part thereof, and there being due OF
said note and mortgage at the date OF this NJ
tice, interest after maturity computed at II
rate OF seven per cent. per annum) the sunni
one hundred and twenty-three dollars and 81,
t., seven cents (S12367
7 Tex, therefors, poticaris hereby given, tn.
gage deed contained, and of the statute in sucl
case made and provided. said mortgaged preM
ises will be offered for sale at public auction.
in front Of the Court House, in the city OF Re.
Wing, Goochuo county, Minnesota, on tn,
18th day Of March, \. ,: 1890, at O'Clock 2. \,
OF said day, to satisfy the amount then due Of
said mortgage debt, and the costs and expeu
ses of sale. CHARLES THOMAS.
Dated at Red Wing, MINI, janis ,a.D: Isl.
s2s WItDER Y WIlIlsToN, is,
Attorneys for Mortgage. lslws
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1860-02-04

" We shall pay attsation to the reports
on the Railroad question in our State Legis.
latue, next week.
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1860-02-04

Grlt is rumored that Tom flyer. was
shot BY john Morrissey, while they were in
9 scufae. On Saturday last. @
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-14
EnR TILE WmIn-
THE sIyTH JUDICIAL. DISTRICT

We cordially endorse the sentiment contained in au
article in the Enquirer" Of the 18th n't over the sig
nature, "A Voter in lIenrco" calling upon Lieut. Gov
Montague to himself candidate for the Judge
ship in the Sixth Judicial District made by the
death of the amented Judge John b. Copton.
Mr.. Montague has had much experience practi-
toner of Law and is esteemed able and cogent
Teasoner.
As representative in the General Assembly of Virgin
ia Commonwealth Attorney for his native county, and
Lieut. Governor the position he occupies he has by
the dgent and active discharge of the duties appertan-
ing TO these trusts commanded and received the high
appreciation of his fellowcitzens His legal attainments
suGvy of manner united with firm, decided and
scientious purpose constitute such elements of charac
ter as Judge should possess. Believing, as we do that
Mr. NJ would be most acceptable Judge, TO the entire
district, we unite in the call upon him by "a Voter in
Henrico, to announce himself at once, candidate for
the Judgeship of this District.
MANY VOTERS In HENRICO
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Come brothers Of tie dusty brow,
AND vote for Henry tinv.N

Mr. Robert Ridgway offered tie folio wing toast:
'Sectionalism, the hope of the demagogue the bane
of the Republic Hated and feared by every lover OF
his country its voice is rebuEed into silence by the
name and memory of Henry Clay" (Applause.)
Mr. r. T. Daniel said am that express not my
own opinion alone but the feelings and opinions OF many
others when say that deep of gratitude felt by
every one who listened to thai feast Of reason, and
dow ofsou which was offered to-day by the d,tiugu shed
orator Of the occasion (Appause) Mr. Daniel after a
brief and appropriate reference to the active part taken
by the reveed mother of the OF the day IN get
ting up the Statue which they had all met to inausu-
rate offered the following The orator of the day
"A word fifty spoken is like apples OF gold in pictures
Of silver" (Applause)
Mr. BARBOUR returned thanks for the complimentary
ausion made 10 his deceased parent He also expressed
bis gratitude for the compliment offered 10 himself in the
the toast but said he did not interfere with gem
temen who there tonight and who were far more
competent entertain the assembly with speech than
he was AT all events be deemed unnecessary to
pond TO the toast in view of the declaration OF the gen
emen who offered it-that the compliment which it, be-
slowed was so generally understood be deserved lie
would therefore conclude by proposing the health Of the
orator of the day in silence QaughterO
Mr. CARTER LEE sad-Mr. President have toast to
offer which am sure, will be heartily responded 10 by
an present 1t is Prosperity to Ireland understand
Mr. John Mitchell is here from Ireland. Now, sir 1
cannot name Ireland without feeling much that do not
choose to express / recolect what that county has
done for US not only in the Revolutionary aud suisse
ouent wars in which have been engaged but in every
department OF usefulness do not like to tell my feel
ins 10 every one but feel interested in the prosperity
of that country do not fig for the laws OF
lions but DO say that Ireland is TO America in
hearts Appause give you then, Prosperity to Ire
hud'
Mr. John Mitchell having been loudly called upon to
respond arose and said-Mr President, very much
obliged indeed TO the gentleman who has kindly
toned nay name. l thank him, however, not much
for the honor he has done myself 10 my native
country as for the opportunity it gives me to express
nv Acknowledgements for being permitted TO participate
in the festivities of the OCCASION and TO be present
spectator at so imposing solemn, so essentially inpos-
inc ceremony as have witnessed this day.
For the kindness of the gentleman who named Ireland
so warmly in his toast thank him for myself aud my
country NAV saw perhaps that Ireland has some ia
eret in the name of Harry Clay for be once did Ireland
the honor Of saying that Kentucky was the Ireland Of
America. (Applause) Gentlemen, it was, indeed a
touching and imposing ceremony that you engaged IN TO-
day could not help rejecting With feelings almost pain
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-14

TIE SANBoRN ARREsT.-C l. Woodbury. has present
ed Chief Justice Shaw excepons TO the decision in the
habGas corpus case of F. b. Saborn The exceptions
are chat the Court has ursdon to revise or control
the proceedings OF the SergeanatArms Of the Senate
az to his official power debate the service OF the
warrant but that the Senate bghe first article of the
Constitution have the exclusive over OF constituting and
deciding their privileges andhe customs and rules
through which they should be exesed and who are and
who are not its officers. That hSergeant-at- Arms had
right by the rules and customs the Senate TO dele
gate his power Slas Carlton Tat by the general rule
Of law Carlton was deputy of theSergeant'at-Arms-
These points having been made at e hearing and over
rued it is asked that these exceptls be allowed The
case will 60 before the full bench foargument.
The larper's Ferry Committee we expected to take
up the Saturday andconsdea resolution cloth
ing the Sergeanat-Ams with full peer to make the ar
rest.-BostOn Post, 9TH.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-14

DEATH WHILE AT PRAYER.-0n Saturday last Mrs
Clara Vanderwerkin estimabe lady, sixtyone year.
of age who resided alone in small house in West Troy
\. Y. found dead in her She was in the att
tude of prayer by the side of her bed with her face
buried in the clothes.
LONG TRAN-A train of Iorty.thrce cars left the de-
pot of the Norfolk and Petersburg Railroad Norfolk
Va, Tuesday morning Each car was heavily loaded
with merchandise and seventeen filled with goods fol
Tennessee, which will go through without breaking
hulk
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TO THE PHYSICIANS OFTHE SOUTHERN SIMS
WOlfe's Genuine COgnac Brandy
WOIfe's Genuine Port Wine.
WOife's Genuine Madeira WIN.
WOIfc's Genuine Sbery, Va.

An now supplying the teade With pure CognAe B,,,..
ties, both for medical and private use The ~
has crowned my efforts 70 place pure Gin within h..
under he name OF Aromatic sciiedem schnapp, an. a.
Of the market the penieIous compounds ssld A,
the country, led many leading druggists spothee.rs,
men, for some years past to solicit me to pursue III, AN,
in regard to the article Of Brandy should h,v.
these requests from all quarters long ago. bu, VA,
by the fact that owing to the exorbtaut prices Of
conseg lent upon the shorness Of the grape erop "a,
there chance Of my being able to lmpor; Tho go
dy, bottle it and sell It at moderate prlce
the grape crop for the las, and previous year
for this) was abundant, and prices Of Banay have A.
the standard Of ten years ago The duty on R,,bsr .
seventy per cent lower, and have now made .rr,by
four Brandy exporters In F-ance ofthe chest repu
ularly receiving eonsgnments Of the best Cognie Brandy
bott!ing and selling wolfe's Genuine Cozu,e r.,
guarantee with my seal labels and certificates bs
tied by me, as the pure, unauthorized article AMI
when used a medicine, beverage or cortil h.s,, III
inygorstng. Il has been matter OF unvef,, csur-, a.
bottle q pure unmSed French Brandy was very
and the purchaser, nine times ia ten was deceived M
ufactured imitation or all descriptions OF Aden,rt, H.
from lie high price has been the article hat zre ,,i 49,
have TUNED their attention 10, and millions Of gallon, q m
called French Braody have been scattered annually .r .
land, aud have been the primary Of MURDER su idea en-
ties and crimes, and have sent thousands 70 an early grave
desiroyers, from derum tremens, mana.a.poa asd l,,
unknown. until unPrincplrd began 70 nae ALL
Ing compounds and sell :, the pure French Brady
The virtues OF pure French Brandy need be tod ys
They known throughout the world stlclae or air
ulAnt Il Il, the French nation poeiiesly ea ~Es g.
Vie tie water OF LIE. But this applies 10 II only Eaa psrs an
unaduiersted Manufactured with the fearful ih.rsai la
make good imitation, becomes death drink 10 lnr,sa "a
Of thoUsands Of To remedy fearful evil hl1, &C.
mencec importing Brandy, botlng H. and seingtu
"WOLFE'S GENUINE COGNAC BRANDY
am daily receiving orders from druggists and Aposcah
parts o: the Union, to sell for medical purposeS
UDOLPH0 WOLFE,
No. % BEAVER STREET, NV You
B-lAgents In Richmond,
mh24 -dnm USHER a wHsI0S
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-14

ffvft ftft. IT. ftehscf, kdttIf ftFisfiru A
Samples ISFAtLBLg BAXisG PoEugR - An ,.,- ~ 'lb
sweet and wholesome loaf bread biscuits bsust "a q E
cake, may purchase ih' Powder with confience '.
are perfectly harmless, and pleasant d., ntl,
&C. No fear OF s0uR BRAD The use of Il uil 80 Atl
sweetest bread In the shortest possible time ssvs NJ I'D
expense aud never disappoints, n the te
rections are observed. besides Il l. manuiae,ur, az - t D.
Is no Invention OF fankeedom John W. GlrieE , 81
and sole proprietor, Richmond, Va Wetnov him
and recommend H. as the best ever tried O. ~.
directions. VI" AAi ni,i y.
For sale throughout the State by Druggist. and e,.
NIN htlcf -l
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At the residence hushaul IN the couty OF Charles City
iy, MARY L. consort Of Ednund Wad
d Esq he 10th year her age, leaving aGeconae hus
band aud ,N smell children their irreparabe loss
Truly be- said her Ia all the relations OF lie she Dis
I'd her "a
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-14

ERASDRKTHs PuL SARsAPlRLA-one twenty-five
OF Brandreth Pills contain more pure sasapa
ra than any bottle Of dollar sarspshIa All who using
sarsaparila, let them substitute Brandrehs Pills. and
each night The viii be superior bottled ar-
Gle box OF he LIFE PILLS equal two
dollar bsties Of sarsapaa Try ofhe Pills. whose main
tive Ingredient Is akaod OF sarsapara Take pin every
third day. you who using saapaa any other tonic
remedies Drop all these for thirty days pills the
place thereof for that time The will be y cents tler
worth thousand dollars Principal Office 294 Canal street.
York Sold by respectable dealers Ia medicines sp2-ndAw
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-14

MURDER OF Dr.. KErr.-The friends and neighbors of
Dr. Ket recently murdered in Florida, had meeting
and resolved as follows
That the slaves Israel and Allen of the late Dr. Kett
be hung, and that John and Zelius also slaves of Dr.
Heitt, receive each fifty stripes a day and the woman
Melvna twenty-five stripes day for ten consecutive
days, Sundays excepted and that they then be banshed
from tie State
At later hour of the day, the jury, through their
foreman returned the following amendment to their
diet, which adopted:
Whereas, circumstances have transpred tina: induce
the jury hat tried the slave Israel change their view
Of the case, they therefore unanimously recommend
that bis sentence be committed Punishment from the
State"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-14

MORE STRIKFs.-Numbers of theaborers and miners
in the Schuylkil coal regions of Ihnsyvania are on
strike caused by the refusal Of sev heavy operators
until the first Of May,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-14

TnE VISIT OF TIE PgINcE or WALEs.-A general coun-
ell of the chiefs Of the Six Nations Indians residing
along Grand river Canada held in the of the
past week Among other business of importance trans
acted the inatory steps taken by the red for
joining in the great ovation to be given to his royal
highnes. the Princh Of Wnles
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-14

FATAL CUNNING AccIDENT-Sanel Smith, young
married OF Philadelphia, was SIT dead on Wednes-
day by the accidental discharge of gun in the hands
of Joseph Berry with whom he wagunning in Il boat,
on the Jersey shore.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-14

HAIL SToRM.-A hail storm preva,d in the neighbor-
hood of Aqua Creek, Va, OH Moray evening, which
also extended some distance down s Potomac river
Hail fell about the size OF partrdg eggs and the fall
is represented to have been heavy.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-14
THE ORIGINATED aITreRs.

Dyspspsid Iajigsstidn Heart Burn Water Brush, Souy
So@dcl JdUadice FlrtaleHcy General DeJay &C. find
ready relief and speedy cure n this great remedy
THE ORIGINATED BITTERs
Are believed by who have been cured OF the above
plants to be the only medicine which the adterd edcd
for their Invaluable 1t alcoholic PREPARATION which
while giving momentary stimulus reduces
compounded and which WILL in cases. the dis
by the roots and restore the patient pristine health In
proof OF which, testimony the very highest and unexcepona
character Is presented
Reliable Testimony.
We call the attention Of the reader to the following letter from
President Smith, ofWes!eyaa University:
MIDDLErOws Conn.,, Feb. Is, 1852
Messrs. SETH W FowLE Co.,
enemen-I use the 0xYaESlrED BITrKRs some
eight Having from
Dyspepsia whl~h attended with headache
OF not less than day week. induced by the
unpretending recommendation OF Dr. try
II no benefit received TO discontinue the use"
The Of bottle further M to the extent OF
three four with accompany
Ing directions The result entire relief from the
usual dyspep symptoms and their depressing painful
believe these Bers produced entire change In the
habits OF system and the I've energies Of the digestive
deem myself exempt from Dyspepsia
persons These B have also Of service other members
Of my family. Very respectfully your,
AUGUSTUS W. SMITH,
az Prepared by sETH W. FowLE CO., Boston, for
co., w. PETERSON J. p DAvAL Richmond by all drug
gsts and dealers " ms dicines In city and country.
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s~--7-s---
pAV0vFr IN HONOR OF TUE CLAY STATUE ~
,r-.r--, ,r-,.. -prr-rr- 4r Wv a. gACrAP-
,..,-,-r.rr.,f t-.prrrs,N- r-s,
LAND Lftr--" iN-.-'N" 'NN-'' -' ,-
EN-pEE-lUENI I4LEk-uuN- JAMES bhOvA-,
ms Nvy yUUE-TlHN NITCHEI-uON. JOHN
% -,c-r- .- .r
- NA'N'- '
-p.eaHi h'r4l was gwen Oh. me EA'a''=' Ho-''
ff s,,, r-s,,,,rs-,- n WIS attended bv many geu-
~ .....,.-.r ,l ,.,...s
us"''" U. '. D.. -
among whom were LA-l'e'leli Iy'e non as D O'N
New Yors and several Others whose names we did not
$1,000. t,,.frs. ,,-,ss-,+si q. seen. Of srIsg Tor aul
.t-.t. . ..
L-bi'-'----' '- f..''-- ,F-7 nv.
which was ce-a'f--ei- anu lA- gay aspect vi '- o''
n9sly OF distinguished pe-souaces present betoseledtae
feeling Of -.f.rss.a with vi.c. a engaged In honor
ia, ,-, s .- -.-.s.-i.,,s CLAW Tho whole mum
49,. f.. .3-.5.,7
OCT PRESENT e'-- -.' -''- ~ -
ty, most OF whoa were true ana ardent Tell' o' by
CLAW Will. living AZ O'Clock, p. IT, che company TOOK
.,,-.,. ,..t,ars -.s Ara5-v hand Ubi.a was In
l-t ''''- d..
pirate airs William d. A'c'A'.'n1, L-t l-e i'e''lel'
took his sat tla, situated u convenient part of
,r r., p-.--f.. q ,f.- ,..--yi .- "a SEA, OIL ssr,ht
49,. ts.r.e , t,. ,f ,r., yv.s
'- 10 ia
elevated ON -ri. lt''..l OH % N'--'' N''.' ''-'.'
with wreI,Hs ot flowers which hung gracefully around
q. tn, Who'll. ...-a p--. o. rarely rr.a1tei ie K-e--
--r rr
m'nlAHo we nave no -'''' "' '''7 -- ----1''~ ny
those Who participate. .- So.
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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-14

The KENTUCKY Waffle Yigilince Committee who
undertook cXpe the Rev. John q. rec, and his
ciaes from Madison county, XIV, have Published a long
statement defending their action which they base upon
the following ground
Fee and his aCcompIces-a set Of Abolition MssiOra-
es sent here principally from the North, had established
in a corner of the couaty, in crle and mountainous
district, abolition settlement, with location the best
Of any in the ate in judgment) for Instruction
rod- ,sLo-o henss had als-ady spread dissat-
sacon among the slave population of that end of the
couuty-supported entirely by money derived from the
radical aboliuoni.s Of the North which, from its rapid
growth, and the large of money at it, disposal
with the inevitable consequences by which such enter
pri.es attended must in short time have rendered
lot only property but lie unsafe. To break up
this settlement far all Just aud reasona-
bic ground Of apprehension deemed by the great
body OF the citizens Of the county just aud necessary
let Of se-leence. To accomplish the purpose, this
Committee appointed, with large discretionary pow
ers.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-14
LYON,S MiGYETIC PILLS

CAS- scRcrLi CUsED:Mo assuredy It - Incontesti
evidence In by sAsDs
Of the kind OF cro'ua rheum sores ulcers liver
complaint and the Of diseases arising impure
OF the blood arrangement Of the hillary functions daily
cved from all quarters expressing the gratitude who
suprsedto find themselves radically by this puy
and eGira rs dEwfw
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-14

APPOINTMENTS CoyfIRNED.-The Senate have confirm
ed the o!o"ing pos;masters-Ienry Hausicke Shreve-
port, Ia; LlnGOn Smith, Punsyi'e, Ohio; T. 3. Plrak-
EFT, Lexington, Vai Thomas g. Smith Psrkersburg Va;
y. /. Acker Norristown, Pa
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-14
MARRIED,
DIED.

At Clay Hill In Amelia county the 18th inst by Rev Mr..
Brrkely Miss FANNIE p BARKSDALE 10 Dr.. MONROE BANis
TER
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- THAnHRs, RANE. OE THE

49, CITY or RICHMOND. The minimum capital Of the
Trades Rank he city Of Richmond having been subscribed
meeting the stockholders ofe said Bank will be held In the
ReadngRoom Of heS Charles Hotel TUESDAY 24th inst at
Y o'clock, NJ.
ap7-td TIE COMMISSIONERS
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-14

FLsss-s oi saslasss .ssss rsse e ts sdiior q ne
Wtig
Aracss ts-sa GA 5,h siiss c ti6 paper '. Ho' % I'
4 7-i.tsq ~ ~ lny s1adi4g ought = De tHotoH % az,
s W Ga 40 case De 1sl--fs from. obituary notices esoeSd-
- slg AtI..s are cir-gs'j TO- a. a,isertsslae1ts
~ We o-a-o: lasv, re rss- rejected communications
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-14

ANOTHER OwHLN SENsATIoN.-A Negro Is stripped,
Co~hided md Dri0eH fro1a the YovH-On Monday last,
negro arrived in Oberin aud begged refuge and pro
lection, claiming that he fugitive slave from Ken
lucky. As suspicion existed his being gen
une fugitive he taken before the Mayor for exami-
nation The Mayor after close examination, could
decide whether the negro a fugitive not, and de-
cined having anything further to do with the case. The
negro left the Mayors Office but reached the
than he seized 10y gang Of negroes who strip
ped him, and cowhided him until the blood spirited from
his face back aud breasts ia torrents
lie then released and told 70 leave town once
lie started but the black bruies satisfied with whip
ping him 10 deaths door pursued him for two miles, with
clubs and stones and hide yeis The ringleader in
this brutal affair." Evans negro aud one of the
notorious Obern re,cuers We receive these particulars
from reliable citizens OF Oberln who witnessed the trans
action Oberln is completely in the hands of the negroes
aud their rule like that of ayt and other places where
blacks are in power is pompous despotic and brutal
Cleveland, (Ohio) PidiHdeaier, an.
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Il VOTERS OF CHEs-

49, TERRIFIED COUNTYTh The Office Of Commonwealth
Attorney for the Of Chesterfield being Within IN Of
professional employment you'd be- for that and that
only acceptable position to therefore accede TO
the NJ number Of yes recently expressed and declare
myself candidate for the suags Of the people, the election
10 be held the m Thursday Ia May which time the Of
fee is 10 be filed for he.regular term Of four years
If
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q H.. N
rance Company held at the Office IN a. ~ wilma ~ T.
Company In the city Of Richmond on WEDSsls1ast IL. -
March, 1867 the following gentlemen wer, y'LsDAT a.
rectou: WV eiecief -
VIM H. Macfarlsnd, Job, D. "a
Joseph Allen, .fesl,
Roscoe w. Heath, - bAyly
Thos W. MeCanee n n Ahdsrsoa
John n Montague, Ro r. uay,
David Burr, ia. a ccAaJ,
Lewis Gintsr, ri a :, OoEafiia
John Jones, x !, bah,
Jas L. ApperSon, Job, 4, ofe
Lewis d. C-enshAw, n N ~, Suioorhs
VIM. @. Paine, W. ~ "hNsrry
H. y. q. Bsskeryil, wvrit a., ehnsilAt,
sam1 J. Harrison, Joia r. W. ~ hbsriios
VIM H. Haran, p,t1.C SThai-f
Robt 7. Brooke, 4 n ~ "Msict,
Geo. ID, Shell. Htw..s esslns
We lngtOn Goddln, &C. uloiFsl,
John Dooley. d = wnag,
Upon the adjournment Fl the mee,irg 4, sYotlirdge
Of Directors convened. and elected the fo. DER u,b
PresideHt-WM II. MACPARIlSh' Aoen.
Vice PresideHt-sAM'L HIPPiso,
Sc etIry-J ADATR PIEtsISTsN"
HystcidH-Dr. BLAIR BURWyI
An1rHsy- ROSCOE B. HATH ~
BY order OF the Board ~
rnhD lin
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mh2s-dlm }. Ao.la PLEAsAsrs s.-.
BARnY,s TRICOpuRRoUs,..,

est article for dressing beauy Ing cleansing ,v,. ~ az
and restoring the hair. Ladies, try IT, Sold b, M g'
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