davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The new era., 1860-06-07
True.

Gen. Houston, in lecture at Proyi-
dence said: oo aar -saaL.r .t -.eaa
From my boyhood have lived on
borders of civilization, and have seen
much Of Indian life and character and
never knew an Indian treaty violated
but what, when sified to its bottom, it
was found that the first violators were
the white people" "9t- aaa a- o#e
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Good for them.

Three men started from Wisconsin
a few weeks ago for Pixies Peak, taking
with them "a q party Of fifteen pretty girls,
to supply, in part, the destitution of
wives existing in that quarter. An ex-
cellent idea that.
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tT Sam Houston Of Texas, it is an
nounced, p will run as an independent
candidate for the Presidency. What a
host Of candidates we are likely to have
this time iaoifas 5GE frasd sd3 Ia s-ni-o
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immigration.

Four immigrant wagons crossed Sauk
River the other day, filled with emmi-
grant families and furniture. They
had along So head ofloose cattle, be-
sides having four oxen on each wag-
on. So they go. We rejoice at the
sight of all such. Let the SPECTATORS
stay at home, and the farmers come.
Ours is to be State of farmers, and
the best, richest, healthiest in the Un-
ion. -
The new era., 1860-06-07

The foreman Of the grand Jury i in
Missouri, after, admin istering an oath to
aibeautiful woman. ,Tinstead Of handing
the Bible. presented bis face. and. said J
Now kiss the book. madam. He didn't
discover his mistake until the whole
jury burst into a roar Of laughter. ssus;
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Paper Mill.

We have long needed paper mill in
this State, and we are happy to learn
that the Golden Era, on her last trip,
brought up the machines for the first,
paper mill in Minnesota which is to be-
established at the Falls of st. Anthony,
the great water power there rendering
il a most eligible location. n.o--.-
The new era., 1860-06-07
Not true

= dhe Wabashaw Journal says tia.
i5osSioux warriors crossed the, M;ss;s-
sipPl river short time since above a.
tab ad on ont their way to the Chippewa VI hunt
ing grounds gn sta tq ayenge the blood ooftbeeiirr
eretherneslain on the l4.hsu sult. at Main
brairies seT heoreport is without the least
foondation9o No such party has crossed
.ne sil1 river at Watab or anywhere ielse
aersaoou!s But it is true if the. should
l1ole-ln-ihe-dayiwill take smere e,ascalps.
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g. We call attention 10 additional
advertisement GA. Brakeman, ST. An
ihony. He has a millinery establish
ment connected with his vsewelry store
The new era., 1860-06-07

eI A Democratic meeting in Dele
ware has sustained the action of Sena-
tor Bayard at Charleston. A tolera-
bly, difficult task, as he tried to secede
from both Conventions.
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s5- BRADFORD, Of St. Cloud, 10 SELL
ing immense quantities Of Goods. and
his trade is constantly increasing. The
secret of his wonderful success lies in
the fact that he sells cheaper than any
other House IN Norihwestern Minnesota.
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- 1t is a notorious fact that goods
are sold in St. Cloud cheaper this sea-
son than ever before. Tenvoorde has
come right down to Limerick" on the
price of everything. Don't forget the
"Old Pioneer" a9b-9a lb6a1I n.l
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- The best, cheapest fullest f..ard-
ware store in St. Anthony, is Pomeroy's
stanchheld's Block, upper town. He
sollcits the up country trade. You will
find him perfect gentleman and fair
dealer. .... nL
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III. III HouaHroN
THE HOME OF OLD ABE.

sem CJ JIHE HoMk OF OLD ABE. $50 u03
/ SPRINGFIELD, May ls.-There is a
grand Lincoln demonstration in prog
ress here tonight. Cannons are be-
ing fired and a very large meeting is
being held at the City Hall. The great
est enthusiasm prevails. *.
yad =eiiao4 INDIANAPOLIS. 3sfs .or
: INDIANAPOLIS, May 49, grand
salute of 100 guns, were fred in honor
ofthe namination Of Lincoln. Bon fires
and speeches to-night-great enthusi-
asm. A grand ratification meeting will
take place Tomorrow night
.'"~ DETROIT,
2 DETRoIr, May lS.-A salute of one
hundred guns was fred this afternoon,
on receipt Of news of the nomination of
Lincoln. There are bonfres and illum-
'inations this evening in different parts
of the city, and much enthusiasm is
manifested.
AT PHILADELPHIA.
Private dispatches receivek last even
ing by the Pennsylvania delegation,
state that the nominations were receiv-
ed at Philadelphia with great rejoicing.
Several thousand people had assembled
in independence Square, to await the
news, and when it was announced that
Lincoln was nominated, the air was rent
with shouts professions were formed
and marched through the principal
streets, cheering and hurraing for hon
est old Abe.
AT NEW YORK.
On the receipt oc the intelligence of
Lincoln's nomination at New York, one
hundred guns wers fired in the Park.
s DAYTON, O., May 1S.---The nomin-
alton Of Lincoln created the widest en-
thusiasm among the Republicans of
Dayton. Cannon were fired, and a
large circular rail fence was erected at
the junction Of Main and Third streets,
enclosing a huge bonfire A large and
enthusiastic ratification meeting was
held at the Court House, and was ad-
dressed by Hon. II. G.. Schenck, Hon
NJ. B. Walker, and others. Old rails
in demand
ROCHESTER.
ROCHESTER,, May lS-A salute Of
200 guns was fired here this afternoon
in honor Of the nomination Of Lincoln.
.s..,F AT BUFFALO.
BUFFALO, May lS.-Upon receipt of
the news Of the nomination OF Lincoln
and Hamlin at Chicago, salutes were
fired at Buffalo, Rochester and Albany.
AT the latter place the mcst extravaganza
demonstrations, the like Of which has
not been seen since the Atlantic cable
affair. Burning tar barrels gave to
State streets the appearance of a sea
offirc, the red glare of which illumna-
ted the heavens. The demonstrations
at this place we're Of more sober, but
probably none the less hearty charac
ter.
The new era., 1860-06-07

3-We dropped in among our friends
Marlatt and Sims at the ST. Cloud Drug
Store the other afternoon, and found
their establishment full OF every good
thing in the sland. We further noticed
that they were doing good business.
In addition to the stock Of Drugs, med
'cnes, paints, oils, brushes, etc., you
will find there nice fancy articles, per-
fumery, etc.
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e8~ Every opposition paper in lndi-
ana supports Lincoln, including 8 or
10 which supported Fillmore in 1856.
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GAEENA. May Is.-Nomination7 Of
Lincoln received with great rejoicing :
cannon firing, music and professions te
night. HS ti----. nav
H. n HouGuToy
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Tile Faribault Republican reports
the burning of the Lake Cha Mills loss
SIS 900, no insurance.
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The Rochester Post, says that
the material Of the Free Pres Office is
to be sold on the 29th inst upon a de-
gree obtained at the recent term Of the
District Court. uif.H szris
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@The Kentucky Legislature passed
law prohibiting the sale of intoxicating
drinks to minors.
The new era., 1860-06-07

~ The weather is in its best mood,
warm, showery, summery--and veg
citation shoots ahead without even wait
ing to grow. ~ rn.- sa ..ra.er,..,..
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~ A few cases of sinalluno Emsda.
their appearance In ST. Paul last sweeks >
So says the Times. esiHst bronvnH
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50 fhe Plain Dealer says, a train
OF emmigrant wagons passed through
Minneapolis last week for the Sauk
Valley Z .. ...ea. ~
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-JMinnesotian and Times says THAT
the Telegra ph poles are planted from
that city toward La Cross as far as Red
WING
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RI fwThe National InteAigencer says OF
Mr.. Lincoln, that he is " justly entitled
by7his private worth and proved ability
to wear with dignity anv honor" that
can be bestowed upon him.
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ET Harden, the Reverend wife mur-
derer, is. to be hung on the 2sth inst.
The new era., 1860-06-07

e8- A large quarry of marble has
been discovered in Michigan. II is said
to resemble The Lisbon marble.
The new era., 1860-06-07

Russell keeps constantly on hand
produce Of all kinds, oats, wheat, corn .
-four, etc., which he sells cheap fo,
cash. olai q L Lns $40 sxEn .ee.rin Cd
The new era., 1860-06-07

- There was grand ratification
meeting at St. Cloud the other evening,
at the Everett Cchool House, when our
good natured friend Hon Stephen Mil
Ter made a speech which was enthusias-
tIcal.y applauded.
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The present mode of listing taxes
IN this State is an abomination. Let
the next Legislature strike it from ex-
istence
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~ Read the new legal advcrtiss-p
ments this week 3also s-eqns 3D. vpr
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A dog from this place went, the other
day, TO St. Anthony, and there barked
at u.s. When he left here his tail was
between his legs; down there, it curled
little upward. He was beautiful
dog.
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s8~ T. Hayes s. Co. have now the
largest and best selected stock of Dry
Goods Hats and Caps, and Groceries
IN ST. Anthony We would advise all
who 60 to St. Anthony to buy goods to
give them call, as every article they
sell is warranted to be as represented.
They are also selling goods very cheap.
Read their advertisement in another
column.
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How THE NoMI NATION is RECEIVED
ABROAD.
BKLoiT, May I6 One hundred (lOO)
guns are being fired for Lincoln here to
night
- JSo. BANNEsrY, Mayor.
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81 We cannot too often call atten-
ton OF farmers to the farming imple-
ments enumerated in the advertisement
on next page, of d. G.. Jones, ST. Paul.
Notice what variety he offers for sale,
OF labor-saving machines, needed on
every well regulated farm.
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We understand that letters have been
received from Mr.. VIM. B. luther at
Pixies Peak, stating that at the date ate. OF
his. arrival the snow was deep there,
and advising all who were comfortably
we'll off here to stay whers they are.
The new era., 1860-06-07

q The editor Of the State alias
cheerfully says : There will be 10y
and Rhubarb pie in our family so soon
as we can raise little sugar and FIX
ings."
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1S9---The Mankato Record states that
Judge Donaldson in county seat ques-
ton at Owatonna lately decided that
CALI laws passed by the Legislature of
1853 prior to the admission of the State
into the Union are void.'' e9ess1
Z An important decision if sustained.
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2 DETROIT, May lS.-A salute Of one
hundred guns was fred this afternoon,
on receipt of news of the nomination Of
Lincoln. There are bonfires and illum-
'inatons this evening in different parts
ofthe city. and much enthusiasm i.
manifested.
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AT PHILADELPHIA.
AT NEW YORK.

On the receipt octhe intelligence of
Lincoln's nomination at New York. one
hundred guns wers fired in the Park
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g INDIANAPOLIS, May lS.--A grand
salute Of 100 guns were fred in honor
ofthe namination of Lincoln. Bon fires
and speeches to-night-great enthusi-
asm. A grand ratification meeting will
take place Tomorrow night.
The new era., 1860-06-07

/ SPRINGFIELD, May ls.-There is a
grand Lincoln demonstration in prog
ress here tonight. Cannons are be-
ing fired and a very large meeting is
being held at the City Hail. The great
est enthusiasm prevails. Il.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1860-10-04

Generation after generation. SAYS a
fine writer. have felt as we now feel.
and their lives were as active as our
own. They passed like vapor, while
nature wore the same aspect OF beauty
as when her Creator commanded her
10 be. The heavens shall be As bright
over our graves a they are around
our paths. Tho world will have the
same attraction for our children. Yet
a little while and what will have hap
pcned? The throbbing heart will be
satisfied and we shall be at rest.
Our funeral will find its way. and
the prayers will be said. and then we
shall be left. behind in silence and
darkness for the worm. Ard it may
he for a short time we shall he spoken
OF, but the things Of earth viii creep
j n. and our names will soon be forgot
ten. Days will continue to move on;
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1860-10-04

the interests Of the whole country. that the |
f,-lersl government ought TO ycnder i'm
MEDIATE and cffisisnt aid In it, construction,
and that. a. preliminary thereto. q daily
ov esland mail should be promptly esta5r
lishcd.
=. .S,renirssihs Finally, having thus re,
forth our distinctive principles and views,
We invite the CO operation of all citizens.
however differing on ether questions, who
substantially agree with Us in their affirm
ance and support"
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1860-10-04

Col. PHurP s. WHITE, in the course
of a speech at Philadelphia. recently,
related the following incident:
But it was objected that If Lincoln
was elected, no Southern man would
take office. \ friend said. Il fear
YOU will be greatly troubled with the
South" Yes" replied Dir. Lincoln
II fear shall" "Of course" said
his friend. ION account of their oppoSi-
ton to YOU" Why" replied Mr..
Lincoln. look at this pile of letters
before me. l shall have trouble.
They arc all from the South. and are
applications for office, in case | should
be elected" So much for Mr.. Lincoln
trouble with tho South.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1860-10-04

Mr. fanccy, who speaks OF himself
as "this man Yanccy." made speech
in Washington. on Friday. commenc-
ing by saying
am no party man. and 10 not
address you as a party man. Strange
a IL may seem to you. after what on
have heard from some quarters. ! ad-
dress you tonight as the friend Of the
constitutional" Good ")--and the
Union under the constitution
Good" and Better as the
enemy Of any other Union. coming
from what source it may. Tire
m9ndous applause. aud cries OF
That's right"
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1860-10-04
EASTWARD TRAINS.

MAIL & EXPRESS TRAIN leaves Union
az 100 =. W., and arrives al DAYTON at
3.55 Il. W.. connecting with the Mail Train
Of the Cincinnati. Hamilton 4 Dayton r.
r., leaving DAYTON at Il5 y. "
PASSENGER K FREIGHT leaves Tn
ion at $50 \. W., on the arrival Of the
train on the l., 7. 4 o. r. r.. and arrives at
DAYTON at s.25 a. VI, connecting with the
EXPRESS Train OF the C.. II. a II. X. r..
leaving DAYTON at $50 a NJ.
Dee. 50. IL G. STIMSON, Suri.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1860-10-04

the room in which we diei: AMI tho
eye that mourned for MS will be dried.
and gllsten again with JOY. and even
our children will cease to think Of u..
and will notrcmembcr our names.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1860-10-04
and Mi
ami n. II.
TIME TABLE.
TO TAKE EFFECT OK AND AFT1R
Monday, December 9TH, 1859.


WESTWARD TRAINS.
NAIL TRAIN leaves Dayton, Union De
pot,) at $40 A. NJ. on arrival Of the Ex-
press Train of the Cincinnati, Hamilton a
Dayton r. r., and arrives at Unisa at
I1.55 4. VI.
EXPRESS TRAIN leaves DAYTON, I'm
ion Depot, at $40 T.. VI. and arrives
at Union eos u. W.. connecting with
train on the l. =. 4 C., for al point. on the
line Of that Road, West of Union
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1860-10-04
Shcriff'S Sale.

DY virtue of an execution TO me
ID directed from the Randolph Cir
cult Court, | will expose to sale at
The Court House door, in WINCHESTER,
Randolph Co., Indiana, on the
2oTH DAY OF SEPTEMBER, lseO.
between the hours of l0o'clock A. VI
and o'clock 2. VI. of said day, the follow
lug real estate, situated in Randolph Coun-
~, Indiana, 10 wit:
Commencing at the south east corner Of
the south-east quarter of the south east
quarter of section thirty.four, in township
nineteen, of range fourteen east. thence
running north eighty-seven feet 10 a stake,
thence west sixty-four feet, thence north
twenty feet, thence west one hundred and
sixty feet, thence south six aud one half
rods. thence east one hundred AMI seventy
feet TO the place of beginning, except the
ground where the Masonic Hall stands on
Executed as the property Of Benjamin
Hunt and Levi {. Harris, at the suit Of
Samuel Plstt.
WI. VI. CAMPBELL.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1860-10-04
The Place 10 Get your Money Back
REESoR & BEARD OFF

1Tave opened a BUTCHER SHOP, one
door East of the old Mansion House.
on Washington ST., and are nov rnfing
cAsH for Beef Cattle, fat sheep and Hog,
and Veal Calves.
Our assortment Of Meat j. alvars good
for We keep IL on hand all the time-~o that
We can accommodate our customers 20 their
liking. AZ anv hour Of the day. ceHtlemen
are requested 10 call and look al our
Steaks, fine Sausage, supcrfne Fork and
deli. ions Mutton. Also-Dried Beef and
Smoked Hans.
Ne sell az seFy low ksrEs. and are as
accommodating and eltrsr az any body need
he. Give u trial aud ne will prove "a
RrESOR A pEARDOfT
Mel %. 'G0--al1 IL
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-07-21

SOhNhh UT Sou III AM hhII
MANUFACTURERS OF A'''-H''''
sEINEs TANNED, T 1oRRED IA AND RIGGED,
no Gokks, GIL f fSs AND SEINE rw1NE &C.
OFFICE OF GEORGE o. STEVENS 4 CO.,
~ NO Al W PRATT STREET, NEAR SPEARS WHARF,
RRq25S e The GilSwing iacts il sLHTE NAN
the ne @ q aes Ss ss s
increasing the first used in this country imported but
hs c5
ianeS abroad Still later qusrres Of American Slate hav
QUALITY Slate and the Whole busnegs 5000
manu- acturlng has since been done in this country and
constantly Increasing in Importance as one of thein
arts neutrality-suspicious., however, the ility, durabtyan
the them the business be considered
We would respectfully call your attention to the following
reasons why claim for Slate Nantes decided SUPERIOR,
ny Of their Beauty Of hy on aeeoun Of
their cheapnes ourthy, of their strength fifth
y '" account OF ' TaEiR s' cIESyNL1NEss.
As sate possesses beautiful satnike surface, and
perfectly body is proof against the action
OF coal gas grease and oils and when,
COUNT enaneed surface requires cleaning it is easily
done by the use of and water, little oil and
Inc peculiar qualities Of Slate render its surface suscept
the Surface Of Slate Slabs may be to
do only the most costly and rare but also
nmeed Flowers Birds Ta s, &c 6& Ss
They are from twenty to forty cent cheaper than
THEIR STRENGTH
~ actual experiment it has been ascertained that Slab
Of SLATE one inch thick will bear as much weight and
THEIR DTRaBI i.HTI SIX 'hcneS 'n''k'
Repeated Coatngs applied to the Slate in the process
so that Enameed Slate will weather
ea9
and survived Se RaP
those who were interested in crying down the invention
s in ns ali oTdars sfa a
Slate Nantes promptly. --N1 a. ''N''' '''
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8anksrs anb 8roksrs.

T AWRASON & SMITH,
IL STOCK AND BILL BROKERS'
No. % SoUTg.srREET,
Negotiate Business Paper ans and orders
N lis of her maj kets iulS
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-07-21

rAST STEEL BELLS.
~ NJ. KEITH, JR., son, Agents, % South Charles
street. have in store sample OF these celebrated Bells
made by Raylsr Fickers Co, Sheffield, England, to
which they respectfully ask the attention church organ
zatons fire departing ns, and individuals throughout the
Southern and esteTn States Bells supplied
tce varying in weight from IS lbs to 5000 lbs Prices
only onethird much bronze, and less half
much composition Bells. Circulars be appi-
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MANUFACTURED AND LEAF TOBACCO
HAVANA CIGARS,
VIRGINIA SMOKING TORACl!0 &o

We offer to the trade large and well assorted stock
the above articles, including:
ScOO PACKAGES OF MANUFACTURED TOBACCO,
cOCSof standard and popular brands comprising every
description ofsye and quality We would invite attention
particularly to stock Of EXTRA FINE and FANCY Tobac
COS, which unsurpassed As Agents for the lead
ing manufacturers Of Virginia and North Carolina, are
con family receiving fresh supplies all kinds Manufac
red Tobacco and prepared to orders any
extent - -
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4grttMltnraI.

AgritmItnraI.
THORLEY'S FOOD FOR CATTLE.
Keeps Horses in fine condition, economses largely in
feed restores lean animals speedily and keeps them healthy
oasE; Containing 4ls feeds 81; half casks
jul7 tt corner Pratt street and McElderry's wharf
THORLEY'S FOOD FOR CATTLE
Il Has completely revoutionsed the system of feeding
and a breeders Of stock Of note saSb5s zf DueDAEr
THORLEY'S FOOD FOR CATTLE
TO TO Srr him
jul7a 'Olse Up M MA naD6 6Oq BUGDALE.
THORLEY'S FOOD FOR CATTLE
saa nav" 1i ]
MARYLAND COMPANY'S
1M SUPER-PHoSPHAT OF LIME
FO Warranted superior to thing Of the kind in
;n,o,, No. s Corn and Flour Exchange Build ny,
RAKER's AND JARVIS ISLAND
IT The undersigned have ben appointed by " H WEBB
AGENTS FOR THE STATE OF MARYLAND
BAKERS AND 50 Jl III stIl ISLAND Sc qUAvo,
ana % o 1P % 1 win
'. anu 'l'''' The % BAk z Ds5r ISLAND
gqGno ever offered the agreGtus The present
Mary si &eG s nG B
OF state Inspector "a per cent phosphate Of lime which,
together with ITS peculiar combination with yau
able properties and its soubiy renders the richest
and most concentrated GUAM yet discovered
THE JARVIS ISLAND
20 Is s also of direct mpo taon into this market contains
brought to the market " ~
THESE GUANuS are warranted genuine pure and un
aduerated and package bears the of the
porter, STATE INSPECTOR and our own brand.
rs The BAKEh'S ISLAND GUANO can only be obtained
from u.s. '' ~ ~
Pamphles aiming the history of these Guanos cer
Gates from farmers and planters who have them
various crops IN every section Of the county, and ample
rectons Tor their use be obtained counting ROOM
P. MALCOM Il co,
Gram and Guano Warehouses;
Opposite the Corn Exchange Building,
IN. Wood street, Bowlys wharf,
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DICHMOND FLOUR
Ie-lSW barrels of the j. Brummel brands just arrived
ami warranted to keep any climate. sale in lots to
suit purchasers at manufacturers prices, by
GEORGE WARNER,
Agent for manufacturers,
1872 South Eutaw street.
repaired to contract cargoes the above cell bra
yea brand deliverable either in this city Richmond
mn E
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BY SAMUEL n. GOVEE

TC% FOR SALE.-FIRST-RATE SADDLE
e<I21-AND CARRIAGE HORSE. Viii be sold for no
faut the owner having further for him Warranted
sound and gentle Apply at N. st Falls and
EdsteIu avenues. my74u
FAIRBANKS PLATFORM SCALES
II Capable weighing 80 pounds, in complete order
for sale very low to close Address PLATFORM Office of
BalllmOre DAlIY EXChAnge. nN22 IL
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GALVANIZED
WROUGHT IRON PIPE,
FOR WATER.
We are extensively engaged in running GALVANIZED
PIPE for conducting pure water, as substitute for Lead
Pipe and the many decided advantages cannot fail
to bring it into general use; it being
Chez PER,
makes nicer and more finished jeb,
WILL STAND UNDER ANY PRESSURE,
Is MORE DURABLE,
with
COMPARATIVELY NO EXPENSE
FOR REPAIRS.
BESIDES BEING FREE
THE WELL-KNOWN IMPURITIES OF LEAD PIPE
Persons building making alterations in their Plumbing
Fixtures, will find it to their advantage give call
We continue the of Lead whenever desired, and
EXECUTE PLUMBING IN ALL ITS VARIETIES
wEHAvE
THE CELEBRATED
SP EN- CE RA NGE,
UNIVERSALLY ACKNOWLEDGED
THE BEST IN THE MARKET.
ALSO,
GREAT VARIETY
OF COOKING AND HEATING FIXTURES,
ioF APPROVED STYLES
COLLINS, HEATH HUTCHINSON,
MARYLAND STOVE AND PLUMBING House.
iu7-tfr % Light street
TICE.
BEST QUALITY RED AND WHITE ASH COAL,
AT REDUCED PRICES,