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VIRTUoUs INDIGNArION.-TheS aniac Leader,
failing TO receive the tax-printing, hoists the
Douglas flag. Perry Joslin, Of the Saginaw En-.
terprise, sets better example than that-his
paper is, if anything, better, and more earnest
than ever for Lincoln and Hamlin.
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REPUBLICAN MEETINGS.. f. Tenny
has been invited to address the people, on the
political issues Of the day, at Dansvlle on Satur.
day afternoon, and at Mason on Saturday eve
ming Of this week. Let the people turn out en-
masse and hear him.
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POPULATION OF THE FIRST DISTRICT.
S. P. Mead, Esq, informs US that the popula-
ton of the First Representative District of Ing
ham county, s 1852. This will bring the popu.
hton OF the county in the nsighborhood of
"a nnn
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-08-15

SHREwD.-The Boston Journal mentions the
following noteworthy anecdote of little girl in
Waltham, in connection with the splendid dis.
play of inartfcial pyrotechnics. She innocently
exclaimed: 81 guess our Heavenly Father thinks
it is the Fourth of July" She evidently suppo.
sed that the Almighty intended the exhibition
for the special qualification Of the jewellers upon
earth
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-08-15

ArRoRA BoREALIs.-The Borealis made a
sos display, late Sunday night, very pretty to
loot At. bu, the Indians say make frost quick,
b,m. by.pretty soon-right off," So corn, look
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CONVENTION OF THE SECOND REF DIS.
rs,c1.-The Republican Representative Conyen-
ton meets at Dansville on Saturday P. NJ, of
of this week. for the purpose of nominating a
Candidate for the House Of Representatives.
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Soryp ARGUMENT. - The Lansing LO-
.oGocos on Tuesday night, cut to pieces the Wide
.v,ke transparency in front Of their place Of
nesting. Hurrah for Douglas.
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Wednesday Morning, August Is. 1860

Stray CoLE-Mr. o. i. Ingersoll, Of
Delta, has lost yearling colt. For description,
we advertisement.
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CHERIFF SALE-Ry yirtue of ono

SHERlfF SALE.-By virtue of one
~ Writ OF Execution issued Of and under the seal
Of the Circuit Court for the county Of Ingham, CT
rected and delivered, have levied upon ali the right
title and interest Of Ephrsm Meach and Henry lee and
u the following described lands and tenerner 10 Wit
The southwest fractional quarter Of section eighteen
township No three north OF range two excepting
twenty i've ac.es hereto tore decided Nancy Meach
also the norths-t quarter of the northwest quarter
section ~ enty township No three north range
two east all in county Of Ingham and State of ichi-
gan which shall expose for sale vendue the high
bidder the court House in the village Of Mason on
the 10Th day # September, A. D. $780, o'coc.
Dated Mason august 18th, 1860
6w217 EDY BAKER, Sheriff
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Herrick'S Kid Strengthening Plaster.
The Great Strengshener aud Pa:n DESTROYER,
THE BgSr AND CHEAPEST

The Great Streng.hener aud Pas. DESTROYER,
THE Bssr AND CHEAPEST
HOUSEHOLD REMEDY IN THE WORLD
these renowned PlAsters palms. weakness and dis
tess, IN the back, sides and breast five h0slYx In.
deed SO certain are they TO DO this the
warrants them Spread from esns, ba and gums
on beautiful hid leather renders them peculiarly adapt
60 10 The wants OF Females AMI others Their application
unVersal-squsly n the strong man the delicate
man, and the feeble infant To each al they prove
balm and blessing Their is agreeable, ami with
out annoyance or trouble Each Plaster will wear from
one toIo1 months and IN rheumatic complaints sprains
ana 6rsses frequently effect willis, all other rene
des IAN huh directions viii be found the back Of
edh puohc speakers, vocslsts ministers of the
snd Others VIII strengthen their lungs and improve their
voices by wearing thin the breas, PRICE lss Chs
&C. lie above articles are sold by all the dealers IN
Ians ng by K Kent, Mason, and BY Druggists through
out the United states Canadas and South America at
wholesale by all large Druggists the principal cities
HERRlCK & BROTHERS,
lyis.S6 Practical Ct,mtSt,
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adyertis rnents have the privilege of three
.hssees: ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS regular and ordinary
-. Advertisme nts, only. Ali others chargedby
,,e SQUARE
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ICHERlFF SALE-By virtue of one

~ cuton issued out Of and under the seal Of the
Circuit Court for the county OF ngham, directed
and delivered, have levied upon all the right title nd
interest ot James Whlte in and to the following des-
crbed lands and tenemens, to wit The half of the
.outwes quarter Of section seventeen ia township No
two NORTH U No two west in the county of
and State Of Michigan, which shall expose for a.
public yendue 10 the highest bd1er at the house
the vlase of Mason, the 29th day of September
1850 at o'clock N. Dated Mason August 18th 1880
6w2!1 EDY BAKER Sheriff
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A DoUaLAs CAMP OUrFIT-In add.
ton to the FIVE suffers who followed the Doug.
as camp to Grand Ledge on Friday, two went
rom the First Ward who doubtless bad an ink.
ing Of the size OF the crowd. These two went
IN cahoot, and the following is a correct invoice
Of their outfit, as good Republican of the First
Ward informs US:
Whisky, l gall
Crackers, ID.
Cookies. ! doz
candy, tsticks,) doz.
Brown Sugar, lh.
Pipes, dOz.
Tobacco, ID.
iney report that they lost the sale OF one CT.
gar, BY emitting to take any.
iAApoSs BY The G0yERNoR--The following
persons nave been pardoned ty Governor Wis
ner:
nenfy keinhart, convicted of larceny, in WAYNE
county, 1857, sentenced for wears, pardoned
Nays, lS60.
refer Shaw, convicted of burglary, in Kalama.
=" county, 1852, sentenced for 10 wears, par.
dOued Nay IL, 1860.
'ames Heed, convicted Of burglary, in Ionia
''un'!, 1855, sentenced for . wears, pardoned
June 8, 1850.
''uo nraden, convicted Of burglary, in Wayne
"u0'!' 1857, sentenced for wears, pardoned
June 9, 1860.
'0nas Robinson, convicted of counterfeiting,
.o0roe county, 1859, sentenced for years,
p'fdOned June 10, 1860.
warren N. Owen, convicted of msuslaughter,
LUNA 1856, sentenced for 5 wears, pardoned
June IS, 1860
Ae0f! Aent, convicted of larceny, in Washte.
:. county, 1859, sentenced for . years, pardon.
AJuly 4, 1860.
A'c0aei Quick, convicted of burglary, in Ken,
.a'y' 1859, sentenced for years, pardoned
July. 1860.
oa ".Sheppard, convicted of burglary, in
.ens county, 1889, sentenced for IS months
pIuoned July 5, 1860.
a, "A&am Gleason, convicted Of murder in the
in Berrien county, 1856, sentenced
years, pardoned June %, 1860.
.asard English, convicted of highway robbery
looan county, 1857, sentenced for years
p''d0ned July 90, 1860.
noer Officer, convicted of burglary, il
ef county, 1859, sentence not known, par
''oed August 2, 1860.
~
.'e nss two were pardoned UPON the condition
A.. "ey abstain from the use of intoxicarin,
''ks = beverage.
\. "HkAE.-The new crop at Ionia bring
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AAAc ~ ~ A. NJ
tie. but active Cathartic,
used in his practice more
Tie constantly Increas-
who have long used the
ton which all express in
induced me - place
Of al
The Profession we'll
thartics act on different
The FAMILY Ca
with due reference 10
been compounded from q
Vegetab BILE Extracts,
par, Of the ahnentary
SAT- in al cases where q
as arrangements Of the
Pains 10 -ce Back and
and soreness over the
cold, which frequently,
long course Ct Fever.
Creeping Sensation Of
lessness, Headache, or
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Weinman's Brewery,

Maple ST., near Female College.
T WOULD respectfully inform the citizens Of
l. Lansing and vicinity, that l keep constantly
on hand a better kind of Lager Beer, Ale and
Small Beer, ever offered to this community,
which / shall sell BY the Gallon, one.third, one
fourth, and one.half barrels, to suit customers
and warrant il at one dollar less per barrel than
sold heretofore. Also, the best kind Of Vinegar
at IL cents per gallon.
All orders left at the Post Office, under ny
address, will be promptly complied with. The
highest price paid for Barley.
! ly2e5 FRED. WHITMAN.
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STRAYED-From Lansing, on the Sd
~ inst black yearlipg mare Colt, With white
The face, and small bunch on hsr right side. Whoever
sill return said Colt, give Information where it may be
found, to H. Iogerso, at Lansing to shall he hb
orally rewarded. o. 3. INGERSOLI.
Delta, August 18th, 1860 2ITtf
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THARTlC PILL is . gen.
which The proprietor IA.
than twenty years.
ing demand from thoss
PILLS. and the .stisfac
regard TO their use. la.
them within the reach
know thst different ca
portions Of TIE bowels.
THAEIC PILLS, has
tbs vel established fact
vArie y Of the pures'
which act alike on every
canal, and are goo3 aaC
Cathartic is needed, such
Stomach, : leepiness
Ions, Co-tivenes., PaI
whole BODY. from sEicel
Il neglected, cad il :
Loss Of Appetite, a
Cod over the body, Fest,
weight in the head. Al
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DROBATE NOTICE.-Notice is here.
Il by gven that the undersigned administrators upon
The estate Of Amer Hunt, late of in the county
Ingham, deceased, will make application to Vim. Ii
nckney, Judge Of Probate for said county ngham at
the Probate Office, in Mason, Monday the 81 day Of
September NEXT for order allowing and authoriz ny
20 file fna! accounting, and 10 be discharged al
further liabilities such administrators.
ROBERT HAYWARD,
3w2i1 HARRIET A. HUNT,
Admin ratoIs estate of A. D Hunt. decea.a1
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Bates of Advertising.

s.,,,e of I0iines,S for the first insertion, and
az, subsequent publication, for
'S.,tbree months.
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ALSO,
y A y o IL DIS
FAMILY
CATHARTiCPILLS,
FROM

Pure Vegetable Extracts, and pat up IN Glass
Cases, dir Tsgh', and 'ciH keep in any climate
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raF STATE REPU BLICAN
,,surn ryrsY WEDNESDAY MORNING By
nos UER & X e Il h,
.orALL BUSINESS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
sEADDREssED.

TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION:
o...ooy, BY mailor otherwise, per year, s !
vnes~r copics, to one address, g @ 10
v,le c5,ce rates, inaeribty an adgaace.
.-Iob. work promptly and neatly executed.
..sfor Printing and Binding of every des-
.o:on are solicited. In connection with the
TpS the facilities of this establishment ar
.aeouled.
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In Meridian, Ingham county, Ms LUCY MCILETT
wife of John Mulet, formerly of Detroit aged sixty
years, seven months and fifteen days
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InrITU1.oTg DlSs1SeS wCrS n Chifrsa AGLls.
Rhe.Hdtisul, great Purifier Of the BJood and many
diseases which flesh h-- numerous 20 mention
in this advertisement. Dose, To 3.
PRICE, THREE DIMES
&c. The Liver lRvisorator and Family g; hArtc Pills
resed Druggists generally sold holessle by
the Trade n all the large towns
S I. ". SANFORD, II. D.,
Manufacturer and Proprietor.
ly2o- Nev
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40 To CARR'S GIFT BOOKSTORE, and get
VI your Holiday Presents Gratis,
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Sc Nix Water in the Mouth with the Inyigorator
and swallow both together.
Price 81 90 per BoJrle
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o. See advertisement of Or. Sanford's Liver Invgo
ra.or and Family Cathartc Pills, in another column
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q, ~HsAs-The new crop at Ionia brings
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L \ w SCH OIL
OF HARVARD COLLEGE

THE Next Term will commence Sep.
4 ieDte 8 1>i9 ip. dialogue and CIRCULAR al
Gees IL z = ARHEi,. Tse45T P-1feSs1r
'amtflI-a. JAY. lsEl 3s-.i LaNERIs:s NJ
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SANFORD,S
LIVER INVIGURATOR
NEVER DEBILIrATES.

| IT Is COMPOUNDED ENTIRELY FROM GUMS AND
i has become established fact, Standard Med
Len kra1rr aatAar h. d L. la--a -
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MISS HAYNES

Would cordially invite the Ladies to call on her,
as she has opened her New Styles of Spring
and Summer Millinery, and will be hap
py to wait upon them in her
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=. GENTLEMEN,s CLOTHING AND

>& FURNISHING HOUSE.-We would lnlOrm
~ the citizens and public generally, that we
Vf have now IN store a large, varied and COM
-. plete assortment of Gentlemens SPRING
and SUMMER CLOTHING and FURNISHING
GOODS. embracing all the latest styles and novel
ties of the season. which, point of sty lie, taste
and durability, cannot be surpassed, all of which
are manufactured by ourselves, expressly to SUIT
the tastes and wants of this market, and which en-
ables us to sell at much more reduced price than
any other house in the city. Also, large assert
ment N BOYS CLOTH ING and FURNISHING
GOODS always on hand. We would remind tie
young men and followers of fashions. that We are
continually receiving sample cards of the latest
style goods, from winch we can make to order, at
short not ice, any thing TO complete gentleman 8
wardrobe. 1913, n. WALKER i Co. l0.,
ap3-ly Cor. Nam and l4th. or Pearl SITS.
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1gkt -. .. TO PASS NGERs ISbO.

sxx - GOING NoRTH.NNEW AR.
KANGEMENT.- 10 TRAVEL
CHECkS.-GREAT NORTHERN R0U1E-Csr-
rying the great United States Mail, Twice daily
tSunday nig INT exec ptedl between Rlchmo.d Alex
andria, W ashington, Baltimore. Philadelphia, New
York, and Ill important points West via heq1ls
Creek and Washington, over the Richmond, Fred
river. IS miles, and BY splendid and comfortable
steamers thence 70 Washington, IS miles, IN al 10
miles IN seven hours; being comfortable and per-
iectiy safe rate OF speed.
Hours OF departure: $50, A. NJ, and 7, ?. VI.
bAGGAIE, under charge of Special AGENTS,
ChECkED THROUGH To Washingto ton. Baltimore,
Philadelphia and New York.
THEoUGH TIcxETs can be secured a. the follow
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BOOTS, SHOES, OK

n BOOTS, SHOES AND TRU NkS-
HCHEAPER THAN EVER.-G. II ELLER K
ACO., IS3 Broad street, between 5th and 9th
have opened to day another lot Of those beautiful
Heeied, Trimmed. Morocco and Kid slippers, al
the low price of 81; Ladies, fine quality. Heelec
Boots at 81 Is; Ladies Slippers at Soc; besides
large assortment of city maze Congress and Side
Lace Caters and cIiy made Morocco Boots, hlcl
offered to the trade at prices to please n,l vine
call. at T.. HELLER co 3.
Also large stock of Trunks. Bonnet Boxes
Valises, &c. selling low at E H. & Co.'S. Coun-
try Merchants will do well to give a call. oul
second supply of Boots and Shoes is com
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q IA SURG EoN pENrIssI,;;
WxD OAoe On Maiu, hsiow RsAfi stIes "ndtwo
door 10 r. Horton Ksaea's u.mm,n. s'S's "a; bs
Scors above Aessss. Thos. \. ffiss W.
fks ssbscribsr HAVING renewed 70 i, ~ nom -
house Wcusd b ptsased 10 ses those WIN SrspA
~ e,lg a. ems nts, end AaY made ,,vsfs-
iiSnS perf0sued in the most approves ias ,k d,ao
ntyIo known 20 the frc4euelces ana sh SSal-N
81 6M warranted - sive satstnases'
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~ AND EARTHENwARE.
~ SPRING TRADE, 1860!
0 GEO. J. SUM NER Il CO.,
CHINA, GLASS; AND 4gEENSWARE

No. 20. Pearl or l4:h street, Richmond, Va
In consequence of unavoidable delay in the COM
pletIon of our new warehouse. on Governor street,
shall1e unable to remove until the Spring trade
closes; and our friends will find 1T the Old lOca
ton, No. 70 Pearl street. for another season.
Our stock is daily arriving. and is the largest
and most complete stock of EARIHENW AXE
CHI MA and GLASS. ever offered in Virg mia. and
we invite the attention of the merchants of Vir-
gina. North Carolina and Tennessee, who may
visit this market, prices, confident that we
can successfully compete with the largest houses
in any OF the Northern States.
Ne only ask them to give US the preference over
Northern houses, provided we can do as we'll for
them. We ask nothing more.
The most experienced packers employed, and
goods shipped promptly.
We supply the BEST quality of Stoneware
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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- AKrIrlcIAL rEETn...rAs cliSs

,...,n IA Valc,nlte Process W:
SGLp JONES, DsSrisr, haYihg the itsh s,, seed
above mode Of masking Teeth, and neans .'s,nosIs,
of It's absolute superiority over al ".ae, dss.riaG
kil or partial sets Of teeth, and espees "a nos
a. May 10 Dissatisfied with thoss sas ale % 10
1natth and he suctlon thereby secured. fhs
him 10 insert ono or moro teeth ,e,asss ss stand
Tbs method having boon adopted q 'aa aS sra.h,
TESTIMONIALS will be gwen aad specimen Tss,h, On
10 those washing to see them. SETS {. ~ made ior
gold or any other plate w''i n clsanans ~
sTsstinr. and ali other operations sen,is I'll EsEc
"sshiv ssriarmed. Teeth extracted p'
TRIcTFY sestAcnf pdts .s.;,. C.,r,uthisn
~ Odloe on Man street, "ps'S uosl-h
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HAT8 AND CAp0.

a sPKINa AMI. SUMMER. lsso.-Jus,
req sf&Aw Ff ;SSbs su q AT7
cos. ~ Broad street. W. a - nov esabed to
display = barge and complete assortment 81 sam n
t.; Misses and Girls Flats Ia French and
HA.src,n Eel, Hats " have Y. omei facSs,
chants and planters We esn offer Inducements that
IN any desred style Or shape a. the shortest ne
spes, III st sos ,efen' SCH Es,
2U Broad st. Richmond, Va.
UNEW WHOLESALE HAT HOUSE.
" No. 25o BALTIMORE STREET, BETWEEN
CHARLES AND III H4s g, TH.p Mn
JAMES II. BE = Is 9 RY,
OF NORTH .cA,EoLlSA,
Would respectfully invite the attention Of country
e TIER asss apd epsy new .eSk e
HATS. of the latest styles. for the spring trade.
Having long experience IN business, and very su-
feel conden 9 that sa we oe1
Inducements to country merchants IN both suaity
, and price, and we would be pleased to have YOU
S'Ssds JAMES IL c
Ia SPRING STYLE G SILK HATS,
Elicit & WEisitiER'S,
No. le7 Main street, opposite the Exchange Bank.
HI T. TRADE BLOCK,
METROPOLITAN,
DORSEY PARIS,
AND YOUNG CENTS
ALSO-A handsome assortment of French SOFT
HATS. Elicit Il WEISiGER,
fe Its No. 1877 Main st.
n TO THE SOUTHERN TRADE. ~
- HATS, CAPS, AND STRAW GOODS -
FOR SPRING, 1860.
KO. L. ID G X l n S o N,
rs lain street, Richmond. Va, Manufacturer and
Dealer all kinds of Hats, Caps, and Straw Goods,
has in store, and oilers to the Southern trade on
Ar W HOLEsALE ANb RETAIL.
A large and complete SPRING STOCK OF
HATS, CAPS,
STRAW GOODS,
OF the latest and most fashionable styles.
Merchants Visiting this market will find il to the r
interest to call and examine for themselves before
purchasing. To those pho buy for cash, liberal
diSc0un. nil be made.
MILITARY HATS AND CAPS,
OF every description ished at the shortest no.
tice and on the most favorable terms.
His DRESS SILK II ATS cannot be excelied for
style neatness, or finish: A call is most respect
fully solicited. RO l.. DICKINSON,
Successor to Blnford, Dickinson WeisIger.
NH Sim
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DRUGS, MEDICINES. &c.

GPRiNG. 1860. SPRING, l36o.-F!SHkR d
~ WINSTON. wholesale detlers in DRUGS, No.
l25 Main street, Richmond, Va. would call the at
teEton of Merchants throughout Virginia and
North CaIoilaa, to their stock Of DRUGS. VI EDI-
ClNi.S. CHEMICALS. PAINTS. OILS, &c. en-
bra6in2 every article the regular drug business.
which they otter to cash OF prompt customers on
most favorable terms.
n addition to their stock of STAPLE DIR UGS, a
full assortment Of Fancy Goods. Pertumery,
CoInbs. Brushes. Cigars, Tobacco, Old Medicinal
Wines and BrandIes.
Also. Agents for many of the leading Patent
Medicines. Mineral Waters. Porcelain Teeth,
Wooi's Pure Brandies, and Wines. &c.
EA- Prompt attention given Ia the shipping and
packing Of orders. FISHER Il WINSTON.
Y CITY DRUG sTORE. -CiIAS. $.
80 OA VISION begs to inform the citizens of
III Richmond. that he has now on hand full
IL and complete assortment of Drugs, Mcdi
cineS. Chemicals. Fancy Goods etc.
He has also iu!l assortment of all kinds OF
Patent Medicines. direct from the manufacturers,
so that there can be mistanc to their genu-
ineacss.
Also, Oils, Paints, Dye Stuis, Tobacco and CT
CARS.
The Ladies can also be supplied with a fine as
sOrtment OF imported Pomtdes, Halr OILS. Iuhln S
Extracts. Mean Fun lilicy White, Brown w md
sor. Honey, Giycerne and other Toilet Soaps;
fine HAIR Brushes. both domestic ana importcd;
also, Buffalo. india Rubber and Horn combs, both
fine tooth and coarse. He would call their attGn-
ton to his fine Toilet Cologne, superior to the
Errnrb or q
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LOTTERY.
WOOD. EDDY CO.'S
w GEORGIA AND DELAWARE

GRAND CAPITAL PRIZE xlOO,O0O:
IN,;S Of Wood. EDDY CO.. Three Number lot.
teries will take place in public under the super,
Intentence of sworn Commissioners, as follows:
cass No. No is9 s draws SATURDAY. Manch 81 81 1S
NEARLY ONE PRIZE TO EVERY TWO
TICKETS
GRAND EXTRAORDINARY DRAWING,
To take place az above specified.
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JOHN r.. BOA AKTY,
III EKCHA NE TAI OR

MA 18th street. Cary,
MI Would most respectfully inform his friends
.-AH.and customers and the pablo generally,
that he is Row IN receipt OF his stock Of SPRING
and SUMMER GOO DS consisting of CLOTHS,
CASSi MERES and VESTiNGS, which he would
he happy 10 make up IN the NEST superior style
and on the lowest relnunerative profits.
N. B.-Having small expense, make gar
ments to order rs low as they can be had at any
clothing house in the city NH 3i-3m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-08

MEDICAL. CARDIFF. PLUME offers his ser
W vices to the public in the trea.mentof ali secret
diseases. Twenty years practice in the above
branch gives DR.. p. a claim to ubc favor.-Office
on rankin street, near the Exchange Hotel, and
third house below Trinity Church. same side. Al
ways on hand, a supply OF the CHEMICAL EX-
TRACT OF FLOWERS;' one of the very best
renovators for we" &ened parts now known. Medl-
cines sent to ordef All commy nlcatlOns by letter
or otherwise promptly ATTENDED to. Richmond. Vn
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-08

<fcA NOTICE.-TOBAcCo Man ~ So
1EEN TuRkRS. arsi others, sendins ~ =, p' az
@zsby the Nee fofs S!sanss,s, ~ s,y,ns
SHIPMENT will please address US b, u. 81, sr ia
specific directions as 10 where and hes w, 80 ~
said Goods sent. otherwise they VIII 70 s''''"
the expense and .isk. ,ts
No charsc made for forwariins sueh tees,
LUDLAM & HEtNENhN.
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