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A SHORT CUT.-The New York Times
proposes that Congress send down to the
several southern States cut-and dried Con-
situations, and demand, bayonet in hand,
that they be ratified. This would be q
better plan than the one now in use; for
the latter is roundabout method of doing
the same work by force. We have no
freedom Of choice left US, seeing that we
must elect General GRANT President whe-
ther we vote for him or not; and of course
must ratify the Constitution submitted by
the negro Convention whether we vote for
disqualification or not. We have nothing to
do with counting the votes. Wherefore
We hope Congress will seriously consider
the plan Of operations proposed by the
Times.
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sAa1ecinL Notices.


m TOFARMERs AND PLANTERs.-The
subscribers Offer sor sale, In lots to suit
s,ess TONS OF poUBLE-RKrIHEp PoUDRETTh
Of the Lodi Manufacturing Company. made non Z,
ths.uight soil, blood -ofa1, and dead animals %
Kew York city, for which the COMPANY nave OK.
ciusivs contract. Price only TWENTIETH
DOLLARS PER TON, freight and charges HOE =
New York added. Warranted by the company n
be squa. weight for weight 70 any high priced
supsrphosphste in the market. The results on corn
cotton, tobacco, and grain, have been astonishing
the past season. It natures the crop from ten osse
TO two we AXIS earlier, snd doubles the crop.
Pamphlets, with certificates Of hundreds OF well
known planters and farmers, and every Informs
ton, sent free to any one applying By letter Of
o,h.rvIsa 70 Hooz & WBDDERBURH,
Alsxsndris, Va.
ALLISON ADDISON,
Richmond, Va;
or ths Lodi Manufacturing Company, Few York
q y
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sg SPECIAL NOTICE-R EN- OVAL. =
John C. sHAFER CO., Merchant Tailors' nave
removed to their new building, no 1oo2 am
street corner Tenth third door above the post
ofase), where they win continue their business IN
all its branches, and would respectfully ioaei.
continuance Of the favors Of their patrons ana inc
public generally. jim.
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The Neso Eclectic for February is full OF
good things. The Comedy of Co'suocatio''
is an inimitable production, worthy OF
SWIFT. A feature of the Neao Eclectic
which will commend it to many readers is
that it follows the photography of the va
rious papers, reviews, and other periodi-
Gals from which it culls its articles.
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GZOthi91l.
THEY ARE ALL CRYING

THEY ARE ALL CRYING
Auctioneers are crying, babies are crying, even
the clothing merchants are crying, the one harder
than the other "selling at cost, Below cost,
" Regardless of COST" ETC., etc. All this noise
eonfuses the peace-loving Virginia folks, and the
result is, when in want ct first. class READY
MADE CLOTHING, they hardly know where to
look for it to buy 1t right. My advice is, go at
once to
SCHAAP & HARTMAN,
no 1911 MAIN STRERT,
near Thirteenth street.
They offer all inducements you could wish for,
or could be found anywhere, and their goods are
No. 1. As for their CUSTOM WORK, tits no
use talking, and they can prove it: They cannot
be excellsd, neither North nor South, in style, fit,
or workmanship, and are equalled by precious few
in this State. Enuf sed. AS
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MARRIED,

MARNlEDs
1t the residence Of the BRIDES father, on the
ed instant, by the Rev. DR.. Guy, MIR: w. i. sLA-
TIKI. of Richmond, to Mics EMMA K. daughter
of Mr. Edwin Morrison, OF Smithfeld, Va.
Norfolk and Petersburg papers please copy.
On Wednesday evening the 22d Jarnsry 1850, at
Ct. PauPs church. by the Rev. Dr. MinIigerode,
Mr. WILLIAM N. MCKINNEY. Of orfolk, to Mis'
MARY AUGUSTA, daughter OF Mr.. Ambrose Carl
Norfolk, Baltimore, and Washington papers
nla
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rg CABELL &c WATKINS, ,
RRAL ESTATE AGENTS and AUCTlONkEhs'

Ills MAIN STREET,
Inform their friepds that as Incidental TO thsir
RaaI E,t.te business, but in no way to interfere
Nth 81 thew will negotiate LOANS on real estate,
eolIaterals, and commercial paper, and buy ana
sell Stocks, Bonds, and Bank Votes on commits
sion jaalm
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sH UNION BANK OF RICHMOND,
usAvINGs INsTITUTI0HJ
OFFICE AT THE NATIONAL EXCHANd6 bAai

sW UNION BANK OF RICHMOND,
NsAvINGs NsTITUT1oHJ
oYFICH AT THE NATIONAL EXCHANek bAah'
SUBSCRIBED CAPITAL, 100000.
THE INSTITUTION ALLOWS SIX PEE 08HT'
on DEPOSITS,
I. DAVENPORT, JR., President.
JAMES MILLER, Cashier.
q, A. Paine, GA. Handley, VI. 3. ouarles,
VIM. hatcher, (. D. Dudley, d. B. olanAsn"
A. Bodeker, B. B. Weisigar, ship,
W. A. spott, Hoses sllysoh, J. b. winston
A L. Elicit, Jas W. Archer, A. A. Hutehin-
Z. T. Taylor, J. Rosenoaum, son,
W. &. Binford, ]. W. Hall, I. ~. DosMen'
W. r. Gray, T. W. Pemoer- foWna1au VOL
VIM. q. Tyler, ton, slsef'
Tho security offered to depositors Ii undouDteo,
and the institution should commend Itself 70 III
classes. ..asr.-..
The attention Of all In city and country ID sanso
70 this institution. Here they will fnd security
sonvenienee. and profit. Sums a. small as ono
dollar may DO deposited, and six per cent Interest,"
received on same.
once hours from A. II. to n. NJ; on saturoSs
from 4. N. to P. NJ, and from to +. ID.
je I3-dAswts
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Dry Goods.

~
THE OLD MARKET BAZAAR,
CORNER SEVENTEENTH ArD MAIN STREETS.
We offer for sale general assortment OF
DRY GOODS,
CLOTHING,
HOSIERY,
HATS,
NOTIONS,
BOOTS,
SHOES,
HOOP SKIRTS,
FRENCH MERINOEs,
ALL-WOOL De LANES,
which were bought at sheriff g sale and at the
late great fire sale for such low prices that
will astonish hose who favor with their visits.
We are not explicit with our advertisements, on
account of saving expense, and give the benefit OF
what the advertising will costto our customers.
All we have to say Is
awe CoURT CRITICISM,
DEFY COMPETITION, AND
ACKNOWLEDGE NO sUPERIoRs."
ASHER Il co.
The following-nsmed gentlemen are In our en-
ploy. and will be pleased to see their friends:
JOHN 81. CoSNELL, Dry Goods Department;
Captain WILLIAM LEWIS, formerly with the late
Mr.. N. Branch, in Boot and Shoe Department;
WILLIAM MORRIS, Clothing Department;
EMANUEL AsHsR, Notion Department.
. JAMES LORD, Hosiery Department.
Jar ASHER q GO.
TEAMS AND CAssIMEREs ON
u consignment and for sale by
PALMER, HARTs0OK & CO.,
Agent here Rock Island Manufacturing Company.
ia 16
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.yest,eZ e9ss, Dc.

TOR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
E and sILyBRwAEHs consisting Of besuaisai
Mrre variety Of Btones Cameo. Pearl Amstnyss.
Caf6unole, gTascan, Garnet Jet snd ns Mn ~ -
Of Jevalry. aides, ana asntlensns Ms,rsntsS
a a1sa HoLD ITGa GHAihs 8, nav and bsan.
tsfnI pasterns. sILVKRWARB In full sets, sna IN
- Tor nrsserlss also Silver Spoons, Forks Ia.
die:. Butter Knives, Mugs, Gobless. Casters, JAG
Cases, s y. fhs oid
essaDhSaeo SsAA 1A' JfjHN HaTYEKR d CO.,
sau suceessors TO Mitchell d Tyler.
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L0Ugers.
Educational.

HIGH SCHOOL
y Preparatory to the University Of Virginia In
ancient and modern Languages, mathematics, ma
tural sciences, and the elementary branches.
TERMS For tuition and board, including fuel,
lights, and washing, $ls7 SO, in advance.
For circulars, address the principals at Green
wood Depot, Albemarle county, Va.
q. 3. 3, WOOD, Principal;
TX. YYI0SSGGkY, Associate Principals.
Ia g. 3wk
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nISSoLUTION OF CO-PARTNER-
IL sHIP.-The CO. partnership OF GAILLARDg y
MoCHEsNEY, as editors and publishers of the Rich
mond Medical Journal was dissolved by mutual
consent on the LIST Of January, 1858.
All Gums daetthe Journal prior TO this date will
who ia authorized to collec, the same and all &C.
counts against the Journal will be presented to
him for payment. <. s. GAILLARD, II. D.,
- sa w. s. McCHESNEY, N. d.
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AN APPEAL TO THE ALUMNI
"a AND FRIENDS OF THE VIRGINIA MILL
TARY INSTITUTES IN BEHALF OF The DIA-
LECTIC sOCIKTY.-The history OF the Virginia
Military Institute is we'll and widely known
throughout the South: Destroyed by order OF
Major. General D. Hunter, United States army, Its
buildings, apparatus, and books. were devoted TO
the flames and as one Of Its societies, struggl ling,
Phenix like, to rise ont OF the ashes, we presents
posed 70 aid M consrlbarons hoWeyer sm p Of
books, pamphlets. or money, viii be gladly re.
ceiyed and acknowledged by addressing the sscre.
.tary OF the Society at Lexington. We hope our
appeal will especially interest those who have
had friends here, Whose voices hsvs echoed
through our halls, and now, stilled In death,
sleep In patriot graves In the soil of the State
they defended 20 we'll. To our friends In the
South We would also ask for aid. - 81
a F.WILLs JAMES,l .e-@5
@. J. AEDERS0H, COMMITTEES.
! ja27-st I'D. WALLER, al-f esq
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DOR SALE.-An excellent ADAMS
Il PRESS, q small GARD PRESS and large
assortment of TYPE, plain and ornamental. This
material has been little used, and will BIO sold on
accommodating terms. egs 5s.
Apply to either Of the late firm or to
ia SIT - - : \. JOHN DUNLOP.
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ME RICHMOND MEDICAL

THE RICHM D MEDICAL
L JOURNAL will be continued and conducted
BY DR.. &. s. aAILLARD, editor and proprietor. :.
The work is printed by NJ sssrs. Ferguson q
streets, who are authorized to receive all sums
paid for subscriptions and advertisements for
the year 1858 when 1t is iDconvenient to make
his place Of residence, No. 200 Clay street. corner
Of Second.
This Journal is the largest medical monthly In
America and, with one exception, the only
monthly work published between Philadslphia
and New Orleans. The editor presents this jour
and respectfully asks for it q literary as well as
pe cnniary support - Ia 2s-4t
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VALENTINES, VALENTINES. =
Varied stoSk-aholsssls and retail. JAS
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nUANO, GUANO.-No. PERU
VI ylaN GUANU In store for sale by
ROBERT F. WILLIAMS B CO.,
Ja28 FouItssnth and Cary streets.
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DICHMOND TEA COMPANY, No.
IL aos BROAD STREET, Near corner of Third.
We Keep constantly on hand TEA Of every de-
|scription, Bacon, Lard, Moiasses, Wood and WILL
low Ware, Sugar, Coffee (green and parchedl,
Washing and Toilet Soaps, Dried Fruits, Spices,
dies. Pickles BY the gallon and jar, and FRED Of
all kinds Success by Merit our motto.
j. b. BPICER, Agent
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RESOLUTIONS.

By PETER JONES: Instructing the Com
mittee on the Legislative Department to
inquire into the expediency of ENGRAVING
into the Constitution provision imposing
fines, imprisonment, and perpetual dis
franchisementf for " malfeasance " in office,
instead of taking and enforcing bonds. Re-
ferred.
By ANDREWS Setting forth that Fay
cite Mauzy is ineligible to his seat, and
declaring it vacant and that John Minor
Bolts is entitled to it.
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KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRE-
IN. SCENTS, That / have constituted and ap-
pointed JOHN A. FITCHETT to be my agent 10
conducting the retail grocery business at No. l2s
west Broad street, Richmond.
Ia 2S-2w* WILLIAM B. MOSBY.
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The resolution of Mr.. SNEAD providing
that pay as member be given Mr.. Turkey,
the contestant for Mr.. SoUTHALL's seat, up
to the 7th instant, was called up.
Several motions were made, and some
discussion followed; pending which the
morning hour expired.
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or the Lodi Manufacturing Company, New OH
ia 25-fm
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nor SALE, THE FIXTURES OF A
ID SMALL TOBACCO FACTORY, At MANCaES-
TRR. Everything in perfect order, and complete
arrangement for Immediate work.
Price. S4o6 cash. lust be sold this week.
The pramtHes can be rented at a very low price.
Inquire Of JOSEPH e. VADRE or JAMES II.
MOODY, Manchester Ia 2a-4t
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-06-27
Npti; fir Tarmer.

@euiie peripnen tereiien ben Gtaat uno ~tetauyteu bic
8edoerbam Sdez0taitinen (8rpae Cast Seebers) su YER
taufen bic aber an rerfbtepene' anbern Srten ~fabristrt
perbea. B%efanntlid ino be ddten geassrbam r9rSab
Cast Seebers" %perfertigt: spt S 8 Sptpel u. 60. Beaver
BAN unb BON Sputt, Srpe II. So. In Sratpnna ~unireitts
BITE beiten. OaB ntemant tintergansen perbe, seben mir
untenifebenb ~tie9fan1en Der Msentet fir pbise Siemaidt=
men unb mirb man gut ttun, Bel bteie1ssenten rpr;uipreden
bespr man a%nberspp 9efeQunsen lnatt.
Murdoch, White & Gates, St, Paul,
Gould & Co., Minneapolis.
Mealey & Bradford, Monticello
Lewis Clark, St. Cloud.
J. Linemann, St. Joseph.
VIM. BONNER, New Munich.
Bennett & Cole, Sank Centre.
Edw. Campbell, Forest City.
Moore & Darby, Paynesville.
Linnenfelser, Faber & Co., Carver.
J. Frankenfeld, Henderson.
F. Nicolin, Jordan.
Hare & Frankenfeld, lie Sueur.
A. G.. Miller & Co., St. Peter.
Bronson, Cover 4 Co., Saltwater.
Gardner and Meloy, Hastings.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-06-27

Muf meI9e @eiie Der &ahte elm alee<
rneines Wetrant .puroe, birfte ni6t @Qen be.
fannt iein. Mls Columbus Mmerifa enttedte
tpar er nod unbefannt. Ct muds bios tn Mra>
bien unb l1nterWetbiopien. Seine erite 8enus>
uns ais @etranf pirb einem Mbt in einem alc<
5e, lit grabien suseidrieten, tpel&er bic MUn-
DE, UNI fe i9 bel ibren na&tli@en Dien0en
mad su erbaIten, &a1ee trinten lief, ba er BON
ben @@afbirten sebSrt Bate. bab ibrs 9eeroen
lebenbiser maren, aenn lie bas 2aub tes 8aHee-
baumes atsefre6en batten. Dieie 8enubuns
tes aaTeeS unb feline @irfuns serbreitete li9
burd bic ansrensenten 2anber unb lit eirea 200
Sabren mad paris.
Sn TIA wuree cine einSiee Yfanse oprtbin
setra9t, uub tpuroe biz @runblase Der franSt-
flden 8aTeepfan3unsen in @efinbien. Der
@erbraud an aafee 1T jebt Elm unsebeurer ; BIT
Ser, @taaten eoniumiren fir SIC, 600, 900 jepeS
Sabr. DAP bie&aheebpbne ausNrabien fomme
erbelt aus ibrem lateinii9en Namen - latt
arabiea ben wabrldeinli9 jsnsr Mbt ibr
eab.-
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Rubel<D epe16en.

9onopn,2 %. Suni.-D epel9en
ypu Maorib brin9en bic Neui9feit, paB
bic @ermittlun9 Der Ser. Staaten in
Der Gra9e 3wiiden Spanien, peru uno
Gbilt Spr9el9la9en 1T.
Dteb betradtet man al9emetn in
amtli9en& reiien ais bic pratttl9e8een
piuus oee &riess.
Berlin, 20. Suni.- @eltern MUIR
ben beipe beutlde Yarlamente Sel9lol1e11
&Sni9 @tlbelm belobte bic SiBun9e<
Gerbonplunaen unp fiincete anoarert1z
ben Trtecen an.
Der meue &Dmis BON Deasasasear.
2pnppn, %. Sum-. - De- be-
ridtete Sob Der &1ni9tn ppnM aoa9a6>
car betdtiet fd; @omanbo folste ibr als
&Snt9.
plymputh22. SUM-. - Das
Sransportz@@ Crocodile fam am
@pnntae AT nit Der eriten Mtbiluns
Der suridte3renoen MtpliniidenG rpepi<
ttpn.
Mntwerpen %. Suni>-@e(tern
brad arf pem Mmertfanil9en Clipper
S9fi Neru6 Elm Nuftanp aus nobel
bic G9ifszS ffstere Don Der @&ifsz
manni9aft libel bebanbelt uno befnabe
ubcrwdltiot >purpen. Die Yoli;ei tpurr
be in &enntnib 9eiest unp f1e 9rif pas
S6iT an.
Der Dampfer Iieonoerpga aus ben
Ser. Staaten, mel9er III Der Ndbe lag,
iencete eini0e 1eines S@ifz@olfs gum
Beitanbe Der ppli;i unp per Mufltanp
>puroe nad einem befti9en Sample unz
terbrift.
Sarft Milan ~sefrpnr.
9pncpn, %. Sum- epel 1en
spn Belerao meloet, cab Shirt Milan
rer gierte am letten @amfta9 ITentz
lid al6 9errlber Seryiens Don ben
MtltszGruppen au6geruf N, purpe bic
auf Der Gsplanace ner Teitung oerlamz
melt ,parer1. Sn berproflamattpn fat
tete bic @e9iernns oer Nrmee unb Der
Mili; Ganf ab fir lire Trelle u11o ibr
Wpblperbalten Sno ermabnte 1ie itancz
Daft ;u iein III cer Beidiisun9 ce6 nett
CT Gurften. . .....
- Gin 0criiat fam rpn Npm bteber
pab 6 6 @uidman> Gcnlul Der Ser.
Staaten BON jener Staot pur9 feline
Mesierun9 ;uridberufen wurce.
pdpaltbe Mnocutiun.
9pnppt, "a. Snnt. - Wan bat
ren Tert Der papitliden Muocatton
iiber ben 3uftanc per&elt9icn tnSe ierz
reid erbalten.
Der Yapit erfldrt> bae tasGpncprpat
@pute BON Se(terreid bepbahtet wprcen
1ein. Gr >parnt ale perlpnen> >pelde
bic 0efebe 9enebmi9en> bic flrslid pom
&ei9Sratb binitdtli9 Der Yre0e> Der re-
Tighten Dulcun9> Der @ipilzGben uno
Sfentliden Grsiebun9 ee9eten wprpen
fint, INN fid ror ben 2eicen uno Stra-
fen III b%epabren> pel9e auf bic @erleBz
ursen Der 81. &e6te Der Stride Se1eBt
{lnp. 49,
Warimiliar.
Der Sabre6ta9 perGreeuttpn BON
Marimtltan ruroe ami Treita9 tnpariS
pur@ Elm Seelenamt 9efeiert.
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2eiet! 2eiet!! 2eiet!!
Sc et> perft, unp tbut cure pFtbt

Sc et> penft, unp thut cure ri t1t!
Giniss aufridtise uno publssnsinte Dcrts an n,ain
beutlden Srelnbe.
Iunidt ttr fir Cure Janilie etpas gu biaterlaHtn int
Sale Cures Mbletens?
gDanidt itr fir gusr eisenes Sitter stwas gu tefesu?
gSuui9t itr Guer Gen1iltb fret nrn Sprgen fir bic 3u.
fnnft?
gSunitt itr cine iidere uab lid satlenbe Inlase ..spn s-
mem Sbetle Cures Geroienftes ;u NADER?
Wann itr e5 miinidt, siebt es, irte it aufrtdtis CLAUDE,
teinsn te1eren rter fidererea g8es, ais Guer 2eben gu VERT
Gern unt feline biatsere unb idere Gompans ais bic Ieu~
Ssb. 1. 1868 iber s25. 100000. 0eutide II. eneliide pain=
pblste iinp bier su baten eurd @pripreden in n1einer Office
1913 Orttte StraBe, ct. Naul, Minn., peer i6 nerbe auf
ger1an9en BET benieuteen sprirre6en, bic Mnffldruus uter
bieen 6esentane miniden. menn ie nr brieRtd ~anseisen
NO une mann it tie trcTea lam. % IT.. 9pwell.
Mb21 Meent fir ct. paul.
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Xur rer1 0etreipebau

IN, ~, V{At.o,,,L,,,
C"' W." S'''''''e"" ~
bieten bic Qdnbereten in ben Gpunttes 9cnnepil. gBriabt,
Stearns unb Weefer unibertrpfene Nprtbeile bar. Gartner
aus ben 6fltden @taaten eeben tteien 9dnbereien Eel ibrer
Muspabl ben 8rr3us, ais bic, .pelde id an, befen 3u,nYau
ees Weisens, benz sruben Stapelartttel oes rpetli&en San.
tbum spn gDalpunaen bes fdpnteu tarten !sul;es, mad
nelden erpbe NaGirase fir reridietene 3mede III, unb
rreld,es einer suten Marft ben Gtienbabnen entlane fnbet,
ano MOT saetn tar BE Halaruns ees sanees sntlbdoisticn-
>.., m,
Vur Dte NteDSuGt
srn no n ,,r4es sr,Y, Giant; ,,rh ehsrt,rr. h.,o,,sra
n nss;, NO. w. Saxon ~ snt f,IT" rs;d NV inms;osr e.h Hn'N MY
S S,s;3s Mroi- ~ @sar5,d t" ,rnh t ts%s" s 1aI isu = S.'M u t ss1h
1T etpos tiiselia, NIT unadbltden Seen unb lit yrn ,ablreis
gen f1fbelieea @stpelern ourdttnttsen; tuelde BON elmer
unsebeurem gcrratb sun Ssu unb @ras Iteferm' gie iinS
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Marimilian.

Der Sabre6ta9 per@reruttpn BON
Marimtltan rpurce ami Treita9 tnparis
cura Elm Seelenamt 9efetert.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1868-04-30
Drug stores.
NEW ARRANGEMENT.


II, A. Nsf ~ Nt a v - 4" =
Second street. opposite the Court Houle)
CLEARFIELD, Penn'a.
uNHF ruhscrihers respectfully announces to tho
citizens Of Clcardcld and vicinity, that be
has now en- hand full supply Of
DRUGS, PATENT MEDICINES
Dye stuGs, Tobacco, Cigars, confectonerioa
Stationery, &c.
PHYSICIANS
win find his stock Of Drugs FULL and COM
PLBTB, and alta very slight advance on Eastern
prices
SCHOOL BOOKS.
Tenchers and others will be furnished with
classical and miscellaneous books by express, at
shert notice.
STATIONERY,
Consisting Of Gap, Flat Cap, foolscap, Letter and
Perfumed Note Papers also, very neat stock
Of Mourning Note Paper and Envelopes on hand.
Pens. Pencils, Ink, &c.
HOUSEKEEPERS
win find full stock Of PURE SPICES, SODA,
SODA ASH, Concentrated LYE, SOAP, dc.
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN
Are requested TO examine his stock Of Perfumery,
Hair Oils, Fine Toilet Soaps, Brushes, Combs,
Toilet sotts, &C., &c.
SMOKERS AND CIEWERS
viii find full supply Of prime Chewing and
Smoking TOBACCO, Imported and Domestic
CIGARS, Snuff, Fine-Cut, &o., &c
CARBON OIL,
OF the best brands, always on hand.
LIQUORS.
The best quality Of Liquors always on hand, for
medical purposes.
Physicians Prescriptions promptly and
carefully compounded.
Apri 8, 1853. A. l. SHAW
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impose on me, aud &c YOU must havc a
waiting maid Why get ono and iako
the consequences all | ask is, ihut
she shall have n sweet breath and no
snagglo teeth, that's al want
"What do you moanY What iorr
ooh nothing, only the last ono you
had, had a habit Of stopping to kiss
me in the entry, and
"What 2"
"Why she used to be continually
kissing me, and / want the next one
10 be all right about the Jaws, you
understand"
''The nasty huzzy, how dare"
"That's what / say, and ! want the
next one to be nicer, so that"
"lhere won't be any new one, Mr..
Wilkins declare you are perfectly
outrageous. | wouldn't have another
hired girl if | died first"
ooh, you'd better get one, ! want
something to kiss; you see I'm tired
soldering around ovoryou, and"
"Ihero now, take that, and don't
you come near me for month, you
monster"
There was q noise rs of Wilkins be-
ing kicked out of bed, and falling on
the floor, and then | heard him going
down TO the bar room But it was
only love spat; for / heard Wilkins
abusing his spouse next day because
she starched hisundershirt by mistake
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i REAL ESTATE, rsiuna
the several Collectors 70 the q
Commissioners, for taxe dui
unpaid for the year 1866 and !
ons yoars, in pursunnce Of thsi
Assembly in such cases mad
provided; to be sold AZ puhi-
az the Court House, IN tie bs'
Of Clcarheld, on Monday, the 8.
of June next, viz;
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Grape Vines for Sale.
LIVERY STABLE.

INllE undersigned hcrs leave 10 inform the pub
Il lie that he is now fully prepared TO aocommo-
date all in the way of furnishing Horses, Durgos,
Saddles and Harness, on tho shortest notice and
on reasonable tcrma Residence on Locust street,
between Third and Fourth.
GEO. W. GEARHART.
Glcardold. April II. 1867.
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A DMINISTRATONs NOTICE.-Notce
IA IL hereby given that letters Of administration
late Of Penn Tp., Clcarield county, Pa, having
been duly granted to the undersigned, all persons
indebted to said estate win please make payment.
and those having claims or demands win present
them properly authenticated for settlement and
allowance without delay.
WILLIAM +. JOHNSON, Admir-.
MARGARET BUCHANAN, Aem'x.
Penn township March 90 1858 M
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Dry Goods, Groceries, ctr.
CLEARFIELD STORE,
Near Philipsburg, Penn'a,

Boots and Shoes, Hats and Caps Notions, Hard
ware, Glass. Nails, Oils, Paints, Queenswaro,
Groceries, Flour, Bacon, Foed, &c., which we
ae offering st greatly
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NOTICE is hereby given that IN
~ pursuance Of m hrt of Assem-
6iy. nhascd 90 The i2'h day Of June.
A. j. lsi5. entitled "An Act "a
amend an Act directing iha mode Of
selling uriaaici lands IN Clcarheld
county, and the several supplement,
thereto, there viii be exposed TO pub
Dc saioo or ouicry, at tho Court House,
IA tho borough q Clearhcld, On thc
second Monday Of June. A, ID.
i-6S, the following tracts Of un-
seated land in said county, for the
taxes due and unpaid thereon;