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The Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1844-1847, 1845-05-31

NEW BOOT AND sHoF Rs1ABIIsHMENT.

ME subscriber having established himself in The
above ne-two doofa above the lin siop- respect.
July sol.cie pationage. From bis long experience. in
act the general satisfaction which he aiiers himself
he nes sivenlo the most tasty about lhia place and
county, has encouraged him prepare Of considera
PIE exptnse his shop. to guarantee The constant
patronage Of those who once Try him-boih Ito the
nealness and durability Of his wok Cali before going
elsewhere J.WHlP.
The Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1844-1847, 1845-05-31

lNR. r. H. MCDANIEL continues The p,s..,ee AZ
- bis profession n woodville and vicinity. Res.
lsnce near the Baptist chifch v o6dvile.
Jan. I. $40
The Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1844-1847, 1845-05-31

W8WIoW
FEMABE 1NST1T UTE.


NHE eoull instruction adopted in this in-
sliIuiion is very thorough aud extensive
For health, The location IS unsurpassed. Good
accommodation and superior facilities ait Afford
cd The year will be divided into Two sessions
Of twenty-five weeks each. and two vacations; The
nfsi session commencing ON The first Monday 10
January and The second on The second Monday
in 1oly.
MBRSe8,
English Breaches. per Session.
TUITION Primary elpssess. ......... @lS so
Middle, do,......,.,. 10 90
Collegiate, do,.s....,......20 90
Ancient und Modern languages 90
tocalInusIc.. s...ss.|...s gratis.
Instrumental y vocal nusic, 80 90
Use ofinslrumenls .s..s......6 90
Drawing and painting in oil and
waller colofs,ss. s,s..s.s.s.s.ttt.lO 90
Mezzolnio g. Chinese painting, 0 90
Ornamental knitting needle
work, and construction Of cFewel flow
ers,. ..s.......... 90
Wax flowers, fruits and shell
wofkNs ..,ss......ssst.s.. 90
BoARD, LloHr, &c.. 90
Fuel 10 school and private
'nf'f'f.HN
Furnishing rooms per MONTH. Il go
Washing par month, .........l so
These charges muai BE- paid, per session, in
advance, or increased six per cent. Pupils may
enler at any time but will be considered bouno
for The remainder Of he session for which they
enter. Pupils will have the benefit Of good apa-
Ealus, and free access to an extensive library
This Institution is under the care Of
And Mrs. N. A. PHAREs.
Miss SARAH Swan,
Miss MARTHA 4. Swan. '1's''''1"'''
With The assistance Of these talented, expert
encsd and highly accomplished ladies', superior
method ofin-lyuclion, and the facilities here Of.
forded, the pupil cannot fail 10 progress rapidly,
nor the parent 10 be satisfied.
Jaauary 8, ls45. 5yI.
The Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1844-1847, 1845-05-31

WILLIAMSON FEMALE ACADEMY.
HWNgE Exercises Of this nauon under the direction
u Of the Misses CALDER, will re.commence on
Monday, the lllh inst.
Woodvillr, Nov. 9th, l844--d7.
The Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1844-1847, 1845-05-31
WOODLAND COTTAGE
GIN i A Gro r Y.
Neor IVoodrlle. 1Tissis.ipni.

ItuT " O0uDlUe, lIld5l55Ipp1.
QR NH. NETT'rERvIL-E, respectfully lenders
" . thsnks to bic friends for the vegy liberal man
ner in which they have been pessed paronlze him.
With the view Of aaotdIng greater facilities. he has
gone to considerable additional expense, enlargng hs
establishment and erecting labor saving machines,
which will enable him 10 execute work with greater :"
pidny, cheaper and in style superior 10 any oths
establishment that has ever been carried in this
Try HewlI give ha personal attention 70 all work. and
guaranty entire satisfaction. Ma -hnsry Of gin, mills
and cotton presses Of every description made neat ans
substantial. Old gins carefully repaired new teetl
cut on old saws; furnish boxes, bolts, screws, &C.
April27, 1874, l9yL
hume % lS44-.28
The Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1844-1847, 1845-05-31

NJ sssnce from the State fol few months,
= S' 49, Fno. q authorized to act as my agent.
y a. !" TH0.M.aS h. OSWALD.
A61 a7,h le45 20L-It
pO0W pAPER.--An assortment OF the shove
49, .r,lcle. umong which are some beautiful
s "S'l.. nav BE- found al NJ R WENDELL. G Eos
'NII. Isl audAXES Of the best quality for esle
=. 7 d.. r. WENDELL g. Co
The Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1844-1847, 1845-05-31

USf received from Phiadelphia end Boston fresh
- end well assorted supply Of Drugs, Medicines Spi
res. PerfumAry, Oils. Panls Dye Stuff Window Ciess
spd Stationery, which offer cor sale ii low pfces,
Or cash. A. c. holt & co.
Jannary 9--4-.If
The Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1844-1847, 1845-05-31

W1OcT. d. w. PICKERING has pprmanehtIS
~ LOCATED one mile South Of Cold snng Hot. /.
Ton the WocdyIIe load, and be respectfully IF re hls
professional services the bic, and viii be found at
his Office when moi professionally engaged.
Dee o. le44-2-f
The Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1844-1847, 1845-05-31

EROCrORs b. HOLT r. L. BUCK having
- removed to Woodville end almed partnership ia
their profession tshdeF Their netviees 10 the public
Their Office Is that fymefy occupied BY Dr, Curfcf.
Nov. Sob, 1884, -50--iy.
The Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1844-1847, 1845-05-31

hR. c. J. HESTER respectfully tenders he
professional services 10 ibr public. Wien
mt professionally snksgsd Will be inund 81 bis
Office, uI the residence &c G. Hester, four miles
oast II Woode'lls. march & 1874. III
The Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1844-1847, 1845-05-31


fHSHE subscriber have IN store
- 2Q0rleces Of Begging.
900 cola Of Rope,
The hagsing i AZ inches vide. ssishihe over ID Sc
@ The yard. and IN every respect superior a.ltld
BuEkLEX PLaTI
April 25lh fs45
The Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1844-1847, 1845-05-31

CLOTHING.

tLUI HING.
w have just received SeFy hen9aoms and wen
y selected stock Of Clothing. Hats. Boots snd
Shoes e which We invite the attention Of Ell ako Siah
ogei a handsome aFliua very cheap
buLALEX 3 pLATIs
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MEDICAL

nrA.f. HOLT continues to practice he of6lest.on
~ in Wondvillf end vicinity Office one dosS slows
the Drus Store, Residence. 1t Mr. F. Da9iss.
WoodvilIe, May idi le45. b
The Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1844-1847, 1845-05-31

nRS. LESLEY & PROCTOR, having as
socisiej themselves IN ihe practice 81 NEE
dicne, tender their professional servics 10 The
public.--0fice al Bells Store, Peicy's Creek.
Feb. 3. ia44
The Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1844-1847, 1845-05-31

ENR, BENZ. Il. HALL, Inte 81 Lodsslr. Ken
~ lucky having settled here, offers re people q
this place and the country round about his services IL
tho dferenl branches Of his profession. From bic
long and INSURED experience in h. he trusts he will e.
tete respectable patronage His residence and shop
are nearly opposite Mr.. Thenslps boarding houee.
JannarH a-4-6m.
The Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1844-1847, 1845-05-31

GREAT AMERICAN FAMILY NEWSPAPER
The Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1844-1847, 1845-05-31

THE N. Y. SATURDAY EMPORIUM
A Weekly Miscellaneous journal d Literature
Agriculture, the Mechanic and Fine Arts, Po-
lcal Economy, Criticism, Metropolitan Life,
Domestic and EoIeign News, Political aud
Commercial Intelligence, Statistics, Tales,
Poetry, Music, EngFayingss &c. SC.
NEUTRAL IN POLITICS ., RELIGION.
The Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1844-1847, 1845-05-31
DR.. B. BALDWIN.

DR. B. BALDWIN,
nFFERS his services to the p1bIie as practitioner
d Medi ins and S6rgegy. HE home VII BE- IL
AshwOod. the residence Of Alesandef c: D1dsdf Esq
February %, is45-l0-tf
The Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1844-1847, 1845-12-13
NEW STORE

ODNEY f. Co. having taken the store formerly
~ occupied by Mr.. |. H. Stanwood, Commercial
Row, would respectfully in vite the ttentiOn OF then
friends and The public generally, to their large and
sPenid assortment Of merchandise, sistng OF every
variety Of Dry Goods, lothing, Hats Boots and
Shoes Hardware, Cutlery, Saddlery, Crockery and
Glass We're, Groceries &C., oil Of which they are pre-.
pared TO sell on terms as accommodating AZ are ~ h,
had in the place. RODNEY 4 CO.
March 90 Is4s ~
The Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1844-1847, 1845-12-13
SlMON s KAISER bave this day opened for

SIMON s. KAISER bave this day opened lor
- pnblic inspection. newsnd well selected as
sorlmen Of seasonable Dry Goods, consisting 10
part Of Ladies' new styled Muslins, Belzarnes,
French cacoes, English Printed calico, Swiss
MusIns, Jaconet, Cambria, Linen Cambria. peck
el handkerchief RbbaOdsnew style, Silk Gloves,
Mus. colored Yarn Thread, Ladies stockings, Of
every description, great diversity of superior
Konnets, Ladies Shoes Of every kind, Genile-
mems pants, shirts, drawer, boots, shoes, bodies,
slippers, gloves, hdk's, craAals, and beaver,
moeskin, panama hats. {
ALSO Crockery Of all kinds, aud any quaint
" Of Groceries, Salt By the sack, Sugar and
Flour by the barrsl
July Srd, ls45. 90
The Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1844-1847, 1845-12-13
Commercial.
sTOCK OF NEW co O.Ds.

NRIE have just received from New York large and
handsome assortment Of new style spring goods
consisting in part Of the following articles;
Organde French Lawns; ameeon Tarlethn, 90;
Black Italian silk; satin broehi plaid Po0l Disoie;
Brocade plaid boiled silk; brochi emb'd bOed do;
Embroidered plaid gro, do; black Italian Grape;
Thread Lace black Bousses neil lace; white, do;
French linen cambric embroidered French collsrsi
Paris satin striped Berego scarfs; plaid, do;
Hem stitched linen cambria hdk1s; Paris, do,
Ladies' Victoria lace mitts; long white, do;
Black and light coOred H. S. Gloves;
Fancy satin cravets;
Plain, iringed, and scolloped parasos and shades;
Grass cloth skirts; Parts hair, do;
Ladies French eaps &C., together with a vaeiety Of
other Fancy Goods too tedious TO enumerale, all Of
which Will be sold on low terms. RODNEY, & co.
April &c, ls45.
The Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1844-1847, 1845-12-13
JUST RECEIYED

a FINE and well selected assortment Of Paper, viz;
n Ruled and unruled letter, fine School and Cap,
Music; Decd and Drawing Paper; superior Quills and
Sleel Pens, fancy Waters, Sealing Wax, Blank and
Memorandum Books, &c. &c. Also, Iine selection Of
cheap publications. via Pnnch's Letter Writer Court;
ship and Medical Student Bean Brumond, Caudle Cur!
tain Lectures, Charcoal Skecher, Atala, ARincourt
Atls, &C. &c. &c. For sale BY C. II. STONE, |
The Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1844-1847, 1845-12-13
NEW GOODS.

TUST received from New Orleans, Ladies'
" Coods--Scarfs Of various colors, white. black
and colored muslins, Gentlemen's clothing Of oil
kinds 3f
Please call on Simon g Co for Great Bar
gains
April IL, aa
The Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1844-1847, 1845-12-13
Seninaries.
WOODWLLE $50
FEMALE GENITNRY

FlJMAAE SENAAINN -.
Fer Boarding and Day Scholars.
MISS SUTHERLAND respectfully Announces to
1N-A the public, and the inhabitants Of Wilkinson
county ia particular that she proposes TO open an nst
tute or ihe education Of young ladies' aid hopes for
share Of public patronage
She has procured the large brick house in Woodyile
belonging TO Mr.. West which will give full aud hands
some accommodation. ~
Mics Sutherland hatters herself that she is fully quail
ked for this undertaking, having been many years en-
gagged in tuition. During the last years she has been
layoraby known to the public in AID ms county, and
had charge Of the education Of the children Of many Of
the most respectable inhabitants to be able 10
make general reference in particular, she refers to
Francis and James Surget, Esqrs., Benz. +. Young,
ESQ.,, and DR.. William Dunbar Of Adams county; the
Re. Mr.. Crane of WoOdvlie; and the Rev. Mr.. Page
Of Nstehez, &c:
There will be taught
The usual and higher English branches.
French and Italian languages,
Music on the Piano, Harp, Guitar-also vocal NJ usic
Dancing, Drawing and Painting
The assistance Of Miss Southerland's nieces,- the
Misses Ford, particularly in the musical department,
can be procured.
Particular attention will be devoted the manners OF
the young ladies', and TO regulating their feelings
Separate time will be spent m teaching the pupils TO
converse in the French language.
Instructions will be given in Music, French Dancing
and Drawing, Independent of the general school.
Terms, per session, Of months, payable in advance
Board, =" +" $50
Tuition in English, I" rs
French or Italian, 40
Music on piano, or guitar do 80
Harp with use Of instrument 40
Drawing and painting 10
Dancng 10
i Use Of plane, 5
Vacation during the months Of August and septem
Der. The seminary will open on the 18th January.
Miss Sutherland taught dancing by eminent
professor in Paris with view Of instructng in that
In other things She has had very Lar classes, fol
dancing at Baltimore Annapolis, Fredericksburg. Va,
and at the city Of Washington teaching the children
families Of high standing. Amongst others she maj
mention those Of the late VIM Writ Airy General, -
Gen. Bernard Adj, Gen., the niece Of ex-Presdent AID
ans, and at the onvent. Georgetown.
Miss Sutherland proposes TO commence class 70
dancing Saturday the 18th inst, teaching during tn
forenoon and afternoon. Jan. Sd.
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RRRM@a

EngLish Branches, per Session.
TUITION-Primary classes. .........$l2 so
Middle, do. .....,....,..l5 90
Collegiate, do. ...2O w
Ancient and Modern languages, 8 90
Vocal music. ............. gratis.
instrumental 4 vocal music. 80 90
Use oflnstrument,. ..........5 90
Drawing and painting in oil and
water coloTs,. ...,...............l 90
Mezzounto g. Chinese painting, 10 90
Ornamental knitting needle
work, and construction Of crewel flow
ers,. .......... .................l0 90
Wax flowers, fruits and shell
work.. .....s..........,' ..lO %
Board, LIGHT, &c, ................,.4 IA 90
Fuel in school and private
rooms, ..................... 90
Furnishing rooms per month. i 60
Washing per month";. ........l 60
These charges must be paid, per session, IN
advance, OF increased six per cent. Pupils may
enter al any time but will be considered bound
for the remainder Of the session for which they
enter. Pupils will have the benefit Of good ape-
ralus, and free access to an extensive library
This institution is undei the care of
d. l.. PHARES, A. M, NJ. D., Principal
And Mrs. M. A. PHAREs.
Miss SARAH SWAN, o.
Miss MARTHA E. SWAN. '-''''''""'''
With the assistance Of these talented, expert
encsd and highly accomplished ladies', a superior
method of instruction, and the facilities here af
forded, the pupil cannot fail to progress rapidly
nor the parent TO be satisfied.
January 8, 1916. 5yl,
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. FOR READY MADE SHIFTS
FINE CUTLERY,

Ugh finished "Whaencfeo pen and Pocke,
n Knives razOrs, scissors superior table knives and
forks, Tor by A. LEFFiNGWELL 4. co.
March 3, IS45-l2
The Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1844-1847, 1845-12-13
NEW BOOTS AND SHOES.

w have the pleasure Of Informing the public that
we have just received large supply Of shoes and
boots Of every description such as ladies fancy CATERS
and buskns, childrens do, ladIes walking shoesgen
temen's Prunea brogans, &c.,
april s, ls45, PEA & HERMAN.
CALL FOR READY MADE SHIRTS.
USF received new supply Of Linen and Linen
Bosom shirts OF different kinds and prices which
were all made to ORDER and we'll finished as they
could be- also are they regularly numbered can fit any
slEeman. Call at KAHN & JAKOBl'S Store.
May I'd 1886
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MBw2oM
F FINALE IN S TIT U TIE
wR1RasvaAAae mo

WHE course Of instruction adopted in this in
stitutiOn is very thorough aud extensive
For health, The location Is unsurpassed. Good
accommodation and superior facilities al. afford
ed. The year will be divided INTO two sessions
Of twenty-five weeks each, and Two vacations; the
FIRST session commencing on the fret Monday in
January, and the second OH the second Monday
in .Inlv
The Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1844-1847, 1845-12-13
EXTRAORDINARY PROOFS OF THE
EFFICACY OF SPENCER'S PILLS &
RESTORATIVE BITTERS.

Letter from Dr. Wardling, Of South Carolina, dated
CHARLEsTON, s. G. May 5, 1916.
DR.. SPEhcEA--Dear Sir-E1aVinR come 10 this Mace
iromihe interior Of this State to obtSin supply Of Med
clnes to use IN my practice, and not finding your To.
mic and Restorative BtteTs here, have thought best 70
write you for a supply.
! am now now in went Of 400 boxes Of your Pills and
500 bottles Of the Bels, and wish you TO send them
immediately 10 the care Of the Rail ROaId Agent Of Coo
lonIbia, and can get them from him. shall Be out Of
my present supply before they can possibly auive I
prescribe about 40 o. so boxes Of the Pills per MONTH
and about 70 Or 80 bottles Of The Bille Il would IN.
doubedy be satisfaction for yOu 10 know that with
your rs enc bllIeFs have cuIed seven obstinate ca
OfPes which bad resisted every other remedy tbot
had been prescribed. The fret was my own csse, 81
about years standing, which not only baIled nv own
skill but that Of two other Physicians who advised with
me. only took the Pills q bed time in sufficient auan.
titles 70 move the bowels, not less than once nor more
than twice the next day and only one tabesDOou.ialI
Of the Bitters twice day. about half an hO'r beGSTs
meae continued this course Tor taEee week and found
myself cured Of most unpleasant, and troublesome dis.
case. a5 ie n il9.e ~ f77ilF'0T7
m then ordered my Putienti 70 take he medicines in
the same wsy. Some Of them however were cured In
one half the time that was myself Since e6hmenc.
ed prebcribing the Pills and Bitlss have cured %.
tents Of ScToluln, OF Of Rheumatism nnls than
dozen cases Of Chs end Fever Of long standing and
some IS or 20 Of Dyspepsia, besides great mum.
Der OF Sick Head Ache. Weakness Of the Stomach and
general debility.
would add that have alwSys been opposed to Pa.
tent Medicines generally, and should never have come
menced yours in my practice aAd il not been Tor the re-
markable cure Of my own case fret This convinced
me that the Pills and Bten possess very superior
virtues; and IN justice 70 the Medicine, viii say tina.
in practice Of IS yeaTS have never become acquain,.
ed with Medicine pleasant and mild in iS action
that was At thesHne time powerful in curing diseases
am yours, Respectfully, g. WARnLING, M. D
For sale 10 WOOdviIIe, By c. STONE.
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9HNOMBs, Monuments, Head and Foot Slopes, end
and Ohio Stone end L3tiering neatly executed.
Hsving executed work and being known in Wood
vile the subscriber would respectfully solicit patronage.
Refer to MI Pascoe, Who will give any information
% 10 terms, Plans &c.
THOMAS DIXON,
OppsSits he ye0trssN HoiSl FFsnklin d., NaiehsE.
February rs, i6lS-S-Iy.
The Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1844-1847, 1845-12-13
MechanicaI.
NEW BOOT AND SHOE EsTABLisHMENI'

lHWNHE subsctibsF having established himself in The
\ above lins--tWo dooFS above the tin shcp-respCct
fsIly sslcils paisonAee. from HE long experience. in
TACT the general Satisfaction which he nateTS himself
he uas givente The most tasty abeut this place and
county. hes encouraged him to prepare at considers
BILE eEPenSe bis shop as 70 guarantee the constant
pslEsnsee Of these wis once ny hm-bOlh 90 70 the
nsataesS AID disability Of hiS work. Call before going
elsewhere ]. WHIP.
The Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1844-1847, 1845-12-13
DR.. sREBECERHs
VEGETABLE PILL
N D VEGETABLE TONIC 4 REsToRATI
y Blf9N4NlR lNSo b.

!
INNHE slue and efficacy q spenca's Vegetable Pro
90 Pills have lsns been known and uPPEscisiee
great variety Of dieeasee and au the best and mO1l
Portant Of Family Medicines. Dr. Spencer having been
acluacd BY desire 70 benefit bis iellOW.beings h4a.
90 prepared his VOgetable 7 onic and ResloIatiVc a.
ters, which be now offers TO the Public a. the Ees1 D
an extensive practice and thorough investigation e
the lava which govern the human family.
In pro0l Of their extraordinary curative pfopere.a
large number OF Certificates, from the most Iespec1o
csens IN different sections Of the Union. might bo ~
pended but the high reputation which Spencera N00
etabIs Pills have acquired Is all.suficient 10 raco
mend these Bltteis % The special notice Of the sc,
They are purely Vegetable, and may be taken U|a
and declining life.
Its well known, ths. for the promotion Of q.
health, wel-Fegulated and pfOponiOnaie quantl|I q
bile upon the stomach. il always Fequisiie-t stimu
digestion, and keeps he intesrhal canal free IEom
distractions. On lhe interior surface Of the liver
peculiar bladder 10 which the bile IL frst preserved
ing formed BY the liver ioulthe blood thence il pad
p'o ne stomach and 'ntssnes and regulates the 10
gesuon. Thus we see when there is Deficiency 4
bile, the body il constantly cosliya On the other hs
an overabundance OF bile causes frequent nausea in
stomach and often PrOmeies very severe attacks Of
The design Of spsnssrs Vegetable Pills, end VI
table Tonic Restorative BiilerS, il 10 cresGe aow
pure healthy bile instead Of the stale and ucrid hi
This Is effected by their salulaiy acton upon the u
Gus organs BY which the bile is lormed-Snd il will
seen At once, that The bile must be healthy OF unheaIth
according to the formation Of the blood; and that ID
purity mPurity Of the blood, i owing 70 he Iorm
ton Of the 'Chye,' WHICH passes into and forms II
blood, These Pills and Blers, BY their beneficial q
ton upon the stomach, causes that important organ
produce proper quantity Of pure healthy ehyis anl
hence their extraordinary powers purifying the blood
regulating the various secFeliOHs forming pure health
bile and so astOnshngy assisting digestion, that near
y nine-tenlhs Of ell diseases are relieved OF entirely
cured by their use.
The object Of the Pills is to stimulate uIi the vital or
gans Of the syste nto action, end thereby cleanse h.
stomach and bowels Of ell the mOrb6c and offensive
matter with which the system 10 cloeeed. and which
promotes disease. The BiiIes are 70 strengthen ant
restore the stomach and vital organs, to their prOpe
tone and vgOr. When this is accomplished good healI
must be the result ~
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THE subscribers basing purchased shs interest Of
Pfettymsnn Co.. in their Blscksmi.iing business,
will continue the same IN ell s bEsnches, end those
who may give us their custom can depend on having
their work yell done, end ct reasonable prices.
We have cleo purchased the patent for the Plough
NJ. CRIST CO.
January A-5--tE
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SOMETHING NEW.

SOMETHING NEW.
FNNHE subscriber has just received, in addition to his
~ former supply, large and well selected stock o.
Shaving Soap, highly scented; Cologne and Cologne
water Orchest flavor Hair Oil Of every scent and kind
Also-Razors, Razor Strops, Shaving Boxes and
Brushes Hair Brushes Pocket Combs coaIse and fine
mead combs; Tooth brushes; segars segar cases. and
like elegant assortment Of other articles usually kept
at suoh places The public are earnestly invited 10
call and examine his stock before going elsewhere.
June 2l-26 GEORGE BLANCHARD.
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NIX BARRELS ST. Louis city Mill Flour just re.
~ ceived direct, which we will sell low, and wars
rant equal to any ever received IN this place.
MCKEE 4 ILER.
WOodve Feb. i5-9-tl,
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NOTICE,

n those indebted to us will please call and settle, as
longer indulgence cannot be given, and lose Of our
customers who has been in the habit Of buying groceries
and provisions payable next week will please recollect
that from this datewe sell those articles for cash
bts, MCKEE Z lLER.
May 18th ls45 %