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Red Wing sentinel., 1860-11-28
RED WING.

dilapidated neighbors.
As a town site it's advantages are every
way superior. No one visits our town
without being struck with the imposing
beauty Of its surrounding scenery.
/ It's educational advantages are really more
important than our citizens justly realize
For a now town it is comparatively well
built, and some Of its public buildings and
private residences are truly. commendable
in appearance indicating good taste and sub
stantial prosperity.
THE BUSINESS MEN
Of Red Wing arc enterprising, and in all
respects worthy the success they have met
with. No place can boast OF merchants
who better understand their business, or
better deserve the confidence of the COM
munity; and Red Wing is justly noted for
afording more and greater inducements to
the farming and trading classes than any
rival town. The stocks Of goods, from which
selections are invited to BE- made are large,
and the prices very reasonable. The bust.
ness Of our merchants always has been
healthy and and no city in Minnesota, Of
its size, has bad 50 few failures as this, ana
really not a bad failure among them. The
excellent class of our mercantile business
men has largely contributed to our prosper
ity. May success attend them.
-. .,ag... WAREHOUSES;
And warehouse facilities afford great in.
ducemenrs to our farmers to make Red
Wing their point Of business and shipment.
It is now the depot Of the finest agricultural
district Of Minnesota. The warehouses oi
Fed Wing mark and indicate its business
importance, and guaranty to the farmer that
he may always expect to receive the high
est price for his grain that the market
viii Justify. These facilities to do business
indicate in marked degree the real business
Importance Of the place. f.a
/. Above oil Red Wing has tributary to il
the best agricultural district Of this tecming
and prolific West. No equal area ofterritory
in the State or. the Northwest, is more
adapted to wheat and grain of all kinds
and grazing, especially sheep grazing, than
the district lying back Of this place.
These remarks are not the result Of any
interested partiality for Red Wing, but the
just and true statement of the case and is
designed to stimulate our business men to
renewed zeal and effort, TO wake up the at
tentiou Of our farmers and country friends tc
the Importance Of this place as point o
trade, We have said nothing for our city
but what all must admit to be true. We
therefore call attention to these matters fol
tho double purpose Of encouraging business
men to new enterprises and Of inducing oul
farmers and country friends to understand
My they can aud may expect the YER,
highest prices for what they have to sell and
the very best bargains for What they hay,
to buy. aG9s19ln4
Red Wing sentinel., 1860-11-28
RED WING, MlNNEsOTA.

We are now receiving the LARG EST and
BEST SELECTED stock of Dry Goods and
Groceries over offered to the pc ,plo of this
vicinity, which for extent, variety and rich
ness, will excel that of any other assortment
in the county; and we guarantee our custom
|crs fur be ter 6aryasas than they can find else
where. "Small profits AMI quick rcturns,' y
and tair and literal dceling is our system.-
We buy for cash, and
receive our goods di-
rect from the Importer
and Manufacturer and
COUNTRY DEALERS
u p will find it much to
their advantage to ex- ~
anime our stock and -yre
prices before going bo- ue4
low. anA ,~.e.tz -
The ladies are einvitcd to examine orr large
and bcautifulvaricty offspring and Summer
Dress Goods, Domestic 9 oods Of all kinds
hams, Shectings, Dcnims, Tickings
Drills, Cambrics, Linen Goods, DC.
= = Goods Of every description
which Will be sold at lower
prices than ever before Of
ASICO A.A Neu WlU8s CrOCK-
cry, Glass and Stene
Ware Of tho lates,
patterns, Boots and
Shoes large
stock on hand
at koso prices.
ritf - Wchavo for
~ sale the
Celebrated copper-tipped Boots and Shoes
Zone pair Of which
is warranted to out
wear two pairs
without .ips.) Hats and Caps and Ready
made Clothing in
E4x endless variety
PLows! PLows
|f all kinds. at the Manufactursr's Prices
GROCERIES!
invite particular attention 10 my l.rg
Choice Groceries.
Coffees,
Tess,
Sugars,
Dried and Candied Fruits, consisting Of d
i:gradcs sn,l brands. Now In store 1000 Dbl,
tSalt, at low prices. Drugs, Paints, Oils, Mai.
and Glass, q complete stock at lower price
than eyer before. We offer MORE THAI
DOUBLE the variety and quantity Of goods
i totbe, found at any other ono store in tho city
anil at prices which DEFY COMPETITIONS.
For The next thirty days, l offer Summe
Clothing AT, COST. Remember to call at tth
old stand Of McIntire & Sheldon. and you vii
ALWAYS find q good stock which is for sale q
the lowest prices. JESSE MUfNT4RE.
Red Wing sentinel., 1860-11-28

the hsppiest people, the most prosper.
Gus country. and the best Goyernmen.
the sun Of Heavenzevcr shed his &c
nial rays upon. 0 y. tI st.5 81 p
To those, If any such there may be,
Who look upon disunion and a Southern
Csnfederacy as thing desirable in
itself, and are only waiting for an op'
portunity toaaccomplish that what had
been previously resolved upon-the
s!ection Of Lincoln may furnish a pre-
text for precipitating the Southern
States into revolution. But to those
Who regard the Union under the Con.
+stitution as our fathers made it,, the
most precious legacy ever bequeathed
I'd . FREQ people ly patriotic ancestry,
Aid are determined to maintain it az
19pg - their rights and liberties, equal.
III s.d honor, are protected by it, the
eNcticu Of Nj. Lincoln, in my humble
opihi6n; presents no Just cause, nc
Teasoha6fe excuse for disunion.
~ Having discussed all questions ri
issue freely and elaborately in my al
dresses to tho people during the recent
canvass, ] do not perceive that any
patriotic objects may bo advanced b,
any further public discussions on my
part prior to reanming my scat in tht
6snafe. That the passions and ami
'nositics engendercd BY recent contest,
may soon give pace to reason and
patriotism; that calm and wise counsel:
may prevail, aud fraternal feeling bt
restored; til It the Constitution may Lt
eesssrvsd i,'yioIase, :...l t',o Ua:o:,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-01-20

ST. Lor,s. Jan. Is-T4e san Francisco papers OF the
f.a ut report chat large number of vessels were due
t cha, u5rt which tended % increase the indspOsiton
Co o1s1t, so change In business expected ill al
tsr New Year
The grape crop Of California less this season than
during any season since S53 owing the tr0s, and bad
weather There was but little doing at the Indian Creek
mines, although several claims the creek aud its trib
glries continue 70 yield we'll and probably will tor "a
year OF Two louEer.
The quartz mining is still going ahead. Both the Les
ai-tl aud New YOr6 companies doing well
The Russian corye.'es Ryalier and Nayock were 70
leave san Francisco ON january 9Th, intending to return
vl Nrv FORK
Tie Portland Oregon Advertiser Of the 9TH Of De
c,ub,- saws the Uuiej States steamer Massachusetts,
a..aG 90 Nlucogyers Island with the soldiers who lately
lccar5cG san Juan, detained that port by ice
Sandwich Island dates are TO December 9TH. More
cham half of the whaiers had gone out, some few TO re-
r.-a .1 tac spring for provisions the shipments
making q, estimated 40 $3.50 barrels Of whale oil, and
,f, 5s pounds OF bone large decrease from the usual
amount
Mr. b. F. Nichols late British Consul at Honolulu, died
ON board the ship Pauo en- route for Bremen.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-01-20
FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON. Jan. lS.-There were indications to-day
oa the part of the Republicans Of effort 10 have
night session of the House with view, 1t possible, OF
bringing the contest for speakerhp TO termination, but
sufficient number of them were not united on that pur-
pose, The galleries of the House crowded to their
utmost capacity during the proceedings today by per
~ua- of both sexes
The Senate confirmed the nomination Of Mr. Hughes,
o.. Indiana TO supply the vacancy in the board OF the
Court of Claims.
Action on the Mexican treaty has been DELAYED owing
90 tle v0umnols documents not being printed An OF
der for the latter purpose was made to-day.
several senators have prepared speeches 10 be isiv
er.d mex, week on the slavery question. Some Of the
most intimate friends of Mr. Seward say he has no idea
of making speech during tie present ieverish political
excitement
Within the past week from fifty TO sixty men from
Oh IS city ami Baltimore have gone South, abuudantly
r viIed with arms They form portion OF large par
IS whose destination Is said to be Mexico to assist the
..,e.I government.
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OBITUARY..

Springfield Ia County the residence Of her husband
Mai VIM Il VIM al past 3 O'clock Wednesday morning.
on the Ith lamar Mrs SUSAN VIM in the 18th year
her age, after an ilnef OF some months
Fain would love Offer worthy tribute 10 the memory Of the
loved departed yet f how inadequate words TO her
worth Her life piety numberess virtues speak
those who knew her sr eoqueny far than language
Telling modest naturally induced
display but those with whom
Intimately associated! appreciate the superiority
character which, op earliest development to Its but
earth kathleen adorned by noble gentle
quality that tends TO admired loved and
ced In every ssoca Of life As Mistress justice and due
all timed nueT ced her demeanOr towards those de
pendent friend her unyaryng kindness and ncer
~ riends invaluable. As sister, gentle loving and
faithful; as a aushek dutiful and devoted and wife
wasAu and Of her attractive virtues
more beautifully NOR truhfuy characterized her life than her
faithful h husband her tender and moherly
ton children sstrong the ties Of all cOn In life
changing eada, In DEATH yet such her christian
ort ude such unayerng filth In the wisdom she
trusted enabled her to feel patient resignation
ngs and perfect willingness depart and he with Christ
While calmly and patiently upon her couch she lay
Came the ANGEL Of Peace and bore he' spirit away;
Those Ills that wait on mortals here below,
VIII, by her, be felt never, more.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-01-20
NLNNEsorA DEMOCRATIC STATE CONvENTIo,

CuJ,eo. Jan. 1.-THE Democratic State Convention
of Minnesota met at st. Paul Thursday TO elect dele
gates 90 the Charleston Convention.
Resolutions were passed endorsing the Cincinnati plat
form and the bred Scott decision; opposing the reopen
ia OF the slave trade. de1ouncing the Harpers Ferry
raid. declaring stephen A. Douglas TO be the first choice
for the Presidency and iustrucug the delegates TO the
Charleston Convention from Minnesota to vote for him
a long as such support viii prove available, aud decar
INC chat the Minnesota democracy will support the Charles
tou-u0miuee whoever be NAV be.
resolution usrructiug the delegates TO voteior Doug
L- until the majority instruct otherwise, was voted down
b., IS majority.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-01-20
RESOLUTIONS of CON6ECTICUT MANUFACTURE
LpS AGAINST SECTIONALISN

NrEurN Conn. Jan. lS.-The manufacturers con-
ye.,io1 today pissed resolutions cOudemuiug the spirit
which mDeued a sovereign State in 1852 10 threaten
civil war for no greater grievances than It's opposition 70
itN of Congress establishing duties on imports, con
3.rir the spirit Of di-unou IL this that candidate
f P--lsot or Sneaker should De elected condemning
-h, spirit which drove Mr. Pirr from Charleston, 5 c.
.5r5emuius the spirit which struck down Mr. Sumner iu
-h. Senate chamber couiamniug the spirit which over
run Kansas and the spirit, which invaded Virginia by
body of armed men, dapprovins of the misrepresenta
ion and EsehooI Of portions Of he public press which
represent any considerable number OF the people of the
free States as aboout and renewing their professions
of fidelity TO the L Mon and the constitution
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-01-20
GEORGE HOOVER
Mll,KIi.D.

Fork edrtce Of Mrs Carter Page In the county
Cumberland inst by Rev. Geo. W. Dame
WM MEREDITH 10 BETTE HANSON, daughter OF the late
p Cushing former President Of llmpden Sidney College
On the h inst ~ Rev Ino Lamb, the residence Of III.
bride. father Goddens WA. w. HAYNES, TO Miss ADDE
v GOLDEN all Of Frassauk-e, Chas. City county, Va.
y1D" Dispatch pleHse copy
December It'll 1872 by Rev T. g. Adams, at the residence Of
Mrs Whe OF Din fiddle, Rev TliOS BOGGs Of the Virginia
Conference and Mis- sALE W. eldest daughter Of Rev Thomas
Adams, drcId
the 18th inst a Rev Geo D. Armstrong, Mr. WM A. COR
DON Of Dauye, ant MARIA BUkROW eldest daughter Of b.
Burow, Esq, Of Nort-k city.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-01-20

SrEP rHE RiGHE DlRECTIog.-Atthe annual meet
ing Of the Norfolk City Gas Company, Saturday last,
10 was resoy that IRON aud ai the Tst instant the
price Of gas he reduced 10 $3.50 per thousand feet with
per cent dncount for prompt payment and that the
metre rent be released Il also left oponary with
consumers 20 use the metres Of the Company or furnish
their own.
We commend the lbOvs to he axe liOn of the Rich.
mOnd ~ Council.
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pac,ne aaIlroai.

Mr. O. n wozeneroit, OF California. aiir'sed the
members Of the Legislature Tuesday right, ia the Hall
Of lie Houss sf Delegates in favor o. Railroad to the
Pacific We had 10 tbe opportunity Of being present
and are not ADVISED A. 70 tie views pre- ented by the
Speaker Il is bis purpo r. ass Informed TO visit the
,g.tares Of other a:e, in prosecution Of the mission
u suicb lie i engaged.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-01-20
zoe IN ,hc Character OF our Institutions.

change In the character OF our Institutions.
Under this caption. The New Orleans Bii.iiu has
fribs and suggestive article worthy of the serious
8scdo7 OF the people 10 maintains as an undeuiao.e
frttfstuauv OF our institutions have undergone very
rl.srs changes from what they we're when they came
forth from the brains OF their great origuator aud 10
IS noteworthy ,r,ums .l1ce that p1r p1s, with these
grades, changes. have come along popular turbulence
insecurity of life and property mob law, bitter sectional
srmosty and general strife The fact ought 20 attract
universal attention and make profound impression up
on the public mind Our father never designed to make
81 pure democracy. They well knew that anarchy would
speedily follow, aud a military despotsu bring the
whole drama TO a close. 20 be succeeded by the Sic
eace of despair Mt Madison says. "Pure democracies
have ever been spectacle. of turbulence and contention
b,v, ever been found incompatible with personal
security or the rights of property and have in general
been as sbor, in their lives as they have been violent Do
ttsir deaths"
Oal fathers profoundly impressed with the dangers of
license and popular commouou carefully distinguished
between pure democracy aud repu5lclus'a, and THE"
around ae great charter which they b,quea-hed TO their
po-.ery such safeguards ,hev thought would protect
Them aud s. i-ou che evils which they foresaw might
arise a tde progress Of time. Bu, DO was impossible for
them absolutely 90 shield teir country from the s of
,,-.-s..r.rei license without infringing TOO I'd, bo1
t.s-rs 4e freedom. which would have caused dan
GERS 81, -..s from the Opposite direction They had
,-.. m steer IA, .5e1 the Chtrybi , of despot-
... I'M .ls ,.s hand and The fatal s.ya Of AN unite
.-,.,si and --s-sr1fr- democracy ON the Other Hay
.f country and -bsi- pos,e-i-, certain great
.-,.. go. ,-.,s.y,-rr ,,r-,sr.
.... t. l..-,.,- ,..ri,,,f.r, and -o,f
sense of to.e who should come 'ie' l'eh' We" "'''
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-01-20

Urea. y y. Jan. IA convention Of Garrison abo-
rluists has been IN in this city yesterday and
6i4v closing chi. evening The speakers were Parker
P1.bury. Aaron NJ Powell N. ?. Robinson susan Il.
Art~,v and Rev Reran Green. The attendance vas
only moderate The resolutions adopted were similar to
hose pissed bv the same persons at Buffalo.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-01-20
SERIoIS CHARGE AGAINST A POSTMASTER.

SERlOl > CHARGE AGAINST POSTMASTER.
WAESAv., Mo, January l7.-John Aymerson, hither
to.regardej a respectable citizen, has been arrested
the charge of purloning letters from the mails He
occupied tie position Of deputy postmaster and it
that he had been engaged in pfering money from let
ters for some time past Several packages found
under his y in the courthouse, where he deposited
them TO opn. Mr. Aymerson also a county school
commissioner and deputy circuit and county clerk
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-01-20

The trains Of cars on the Alexandria Loudoun and
Hampshire Railroad now running daily to Farmwel
Station, fge miles from Leesburg where they connect
With stage. TO Ice-burg, BerryviIe aud Winchester.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-01-20
WILD CHERRY RALSAm.

81 The following worthy attention
esied % theH'selves friends:
LAFAYETTE Ind, July 81, ls5t
Dear SIR attacked months ago with severe
cold wncL set led lungs and doctors Uhe respectable
ia this sls that had inflammation consumption
lungs and aft eNhagng their skill without relief me- pro.
nounced my csr incurable taking Dr. Bstr's
B.t NJ w. CAery about six weeks ago. and In days
able all over the house, a well man.
Yours respectfully,
GEORGE HOOVER
Above hand pain from Geo. Hoover, this
is well known, hiyins lived here twenty
The doctors ded him three months and gave him
die but wistar Balsam cure him.
ID. Il. W. WILSTACK, Druggist,
Lafay ette Ind
Prepared byS Eth w POWLE co, Boston, sale by
ADIE GRAY, HURCELI. LADD A co, and W. PETERSON,
Richmond and appointed agents every county Drug
g5ts generally. jal7-dckwlw
sy-LAsT NOt1CE-YEs THE LAsT-A1 persons Indebted
individually viii please call and settle their accounts else
will give them into hands others be collected by law
ALEX HILL
sNo further Indulgence will be given longer than 18th
Of December next. de5-d&wlm ALEX HILL
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-01-20

VALENTINES FOR Is6O.--we are In receipt OF our
' supply Of Valentines, for 1850.
AZ Orders from the country will meet prompt attention
Ia2J A. NORRIS, Bookseller.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-01-20
COMMERCIAL


Since our last review Of the. stock market. ,bs,.
been quite active demand for bond. stocks
Lancaster report sales Of Virginia registered bond
Int, and coupon bonds at same price Thi, hae,l
cline They inform Of sae' Of Exchange Bank .,,
Bank Of the Commonwealth at9' Il Virginia CeqHA r -
81 mortgage at s2K and int; Orange Alexandra r
&c. At 20 int, and other sto noted bslou Tb.1
been no sales Of Richmond Petersburg stock sn. a.,
dividend was declared For Merchant Insurance .oci "a
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-01-20

We are requested to say that there are many verbal
aud typographical error, in the letter of Mr. Bolts which
will be corrected IN the Weekly issue OF tomorrow, they
being sent in too late for the Semi-Weekly to-day.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-01-20

AND WARRANT LOST.-Notice is hereby given
that after publ alton hereof for six weeks from date appa
made the Commissioners Ct Pensions
duplicate land warrant No jIS2 for 100 Issued 10 Mil
bred Johnson widow Of Franklin Johnson, under the act
March 3d. 1855 thesame having been lost and against s
In he General Land 0hce
Of December lS59. PETER BARKSDALE,
-WGy fol
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-01-20
EpDV TFNAS

SEg ORlEANs, Jan "A Corpus Christi letter states
that Cortinas was the Rio 6rande above BROWNSVILLE
There were 10 troops at Brownsville.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-01-20
NnW CO-PARTNERSHIP.

UNHE undersgn have entered into coparnershp
L name and stJe Of CARLTON CHAMBERLAIN & CO, for
the purpose tnung the business lately
ner Carlton Co No III Main Street. Richmond Va We
hind general assortment OF shoes
err &C. and increase the manufacturing department so
fu1ppy Of Plantation Shoes lined and bound Kip
Calf sewed sogues Of make From
acquaintance manufacturers generally long experience
continued persc attention. feel confident OF ability
favo HE cond ms
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sRennet, andHuchanan.

Inc most lAle3lA' udtttlNt 1 ttNtNNHN ~
a contemporary observes, Bennett Of the New YORK
Herald scarcely number Of that paper falls from the
press that does contain audaton OF the President
In It's estimation an the political virtue OF the times re-
sides in hi, single breast Every democrat who docs not
march to the music Of the WheaIouse political hea-
then and deserves be crushed under the Juggernau oil
executive wrath For the antdemocras it never exho-
its solitary bowel of mercy. Its appeals to the country
an come back in echo to Buchanan and his admnistra-
ton Around him. il tells the rebelous factions that the
whole democracy may rally with some chance OF success
No, ever thus, however, has Bennett loved him. Inc
time was when the columns of the Herald smoked with
articles deming his reputation His hearthstone at Lam
caster was invaded by its spies and every secret that
could be gathered up paraded before the pubic
The canvass OF 1896 drew upon him the btteres assaults
the Herald could make. He denounced as Kan
,s rufan and accused of attempting "to force upon
Kansas and an the great Territories OF the West Niger
driving despotism" He was denounced as an Ostend
Flrbuster 'roteu >ioiuted and demoralzed demo
GRAFT" and 70 was declared that his whole policy would
be- 20 make room for nggers at the point OF the bayo
net" When the Herald, in its war upon him, had e1-
hausted is prose- il flew to poetry and battered HIM IN
rhyme IT, columns contained on the l4th Of July 1885,
the following verses.
THE FOUR YEARS RACE
TryE-'Few Days"
The four years race Is % be run
In a Few DAYS few days;
d. .fIr-.t % tGet b. can't be Won
OBJ take Buck home.
"Bg,s,'. Wind was hurt on the Federal track,
Ia bis young days. his young DAYS,
And slavery. IS load has str aimed MS baeA
ul. take him home.
rTis cruel % run So OLD hack,
In few days, " few DAYS
L.. ~ n .I1,.. go 5Ht|t 90 tt. ''-fr
OBJ take "Buck' home
Our free mountain colt will win the helo'
To a fes days, a few day.,
And slavery s unions viii have 20 yield,
on Jake them home.
Wonderful are the changes that sometimes come over
the human mind Who could have believed in 1886 that
Bennett would before the expiration of eighteen months
become no. only the chief organ, but the confidential
friend of Bucba1an9 Who would have believed that the
NORWOOD of Is55, could become honey in 1855, and
the erociou deuouucer of the President become the
lender of h.s orchestra At an events not re
rd TO aii. that either the denunciAtion the praise
of ,be Herald was sincere Al We know is that il suited
bs prr1ose of Bennett to fater in 1858 aud 1859 the
man whose character he denounced in 1896. We are
srsnr, under no sort Of obligation TO think better OF
the Prsisn, because Bennett asks us TO do so. The
shafts with which be pierced him still rankIe in his side
When they are Withdrawn, it viii be time enough to ac
cent him as "a teacher
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C,OTTAGk RESIDENCE FOR SALE-.sItuated

COTTAGE RESIDENCE FOR SALE--sltuaied on
~ Leigh stret between 20 and 3d. The feet
depth Ol feet sh 10 foot alley The house contains 10 rooms
four good sLRa in the house In the
grape vines ft &C. In the garden
unexcep tIonabla. Applyto Ua2O-1w) ED EACHO.
PPETIE :H.-Prepared from the grateful sources
N and carm OF the vegetable kingdom, Il gives
TO the weak IMMIGRATION feeble
dyspep, and digestion to dinner Prepared and sold
only by DOVE CO.,
la20 n No. 3 Main Street, Richmond,
DOWHATAN PIPES.-A full supply always on hand
u and for sale, wholesale and retail, by DOVE CO,
ia20 Druggists, No. s. Main st., Richmond.