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NOTICE.

~ y N II.
gEaliE partnership heretofore existing be,
SAs tween Marx g. Hymann is this day
dissolved by mutual consent. Al those
indebted 10 said firm, are hereby notified to
make immediate payment or they will find
their accounts in the hands of an officer for
collection. MOSES MARX,
E. nYMANN.
0~ Mr. Hymann is doing business al
the old stand.
\ July IL 1886 -52-.f
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Spring and Summer Goods,
fIrCHEAP! CHEAP!!L1]

: :
receiving and opening, large and general
stock of goods at their store They invite
every one TO come and Judge the quality
and prices Of their goods, and always be
sure and purchase before leaving--great
bargains are offered, particularly to those
who have the dimes to lay down. Their
stock, i'll part, consists OF
French, English and American prints
and muslns, new style.
Mexican mixtures, balzarinos, laces and
Edgngs.
Bishop lawns, cambrics, &c.
Linen cambrlc hdk's, silk do, fancy do.
Fancy, kid and blk gloves, gimp and
! cord
Six fringe, bonnet, and cold ribbons,
Polka shawls and scarls OF all colors.
Leghorn, muslin, silk and willow Bon
noIs.
Bl'k silk and cotton velvet.
Linen and cotton driIiings.
Brown and bl'd domcsics, frQm to
1874.
Bed ilckings and apron checks.
Table diaper and linen table cloths.
Irish linens: fine and commo1, 1,susponders.
Fancy buttons of all kinds, spool thread
fax do, sewing silk, coat cord, TWIST bind
ing, etc.
Silk, cotton umbrellas and parasa!s.
CLOTHING.
Fine French and English merino coats
and pants; liner, gingham and cottonades
coats and pants; fine spring and summer
vests, of all colors and sizes.
"A large assortment of panama, leghorn,
willow, silk, Cashmere, wool aud beaver
hats, of all sizes and descriptions,
French, English and American PERU,
merry.
400 pairs Of shoes and boots, all prices,
and all qualities, also, fac French and
American ladies shoes.
Brushes of all kinds, McAboy and scotch
snuff.
Books, paper of all kinds
Saddles, brides and mariingalcs, collars
and whips.
HARDWARE AND CUTLERY.
Cut nails OF all sizes.
race cnalnS tWlStCd ana SIalgnl illlh,
Brit and blk leg chains
Real cast steel auG common do; real
cast steel spades and shovels.
Curry combs, smoothing irons, coffee
mills
Cotton and wool cards.
Augers and chisels, Collins axes, hat
chefs, hammers and butts, al kinds.
Planes, plane bits and screws.
lacks, brdds and spring locks, all sorts
table and Tea spoons, knives and forks
pocket knives, scissors and shears, pencils
steel pens, tooth brushes, needles and pins
snuff boxes, hair and wire sliters, lea kettles
aud fry pans.
A general assortment Of tinware, glass
ware and crockery.
Powder and shot, files Of all sorts, smiths
aud shocmakers's rasps, drawing knives,
band saws, squares, bones, Chapman's best
razor strops, Chinese razors, shaving boxes
aud brushes, best spanish cigars, superior
chewing tobacco, sperm candles, Young
Hyson and Black Feas, Rio and Java cof-
fee, also, an assortment Of medicines, all
Of which will be sold low for CASH.
Gr The highest prices will be paid fH
Wool, delivered TO US 10 this place. We
will pay 5 cents more for il if it is cleansed
according to our DIRECTIONS.
Monticello, April Ii lS45-39-tf
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ISAAC NEWSO
May 80, 1S46-46-6w.

THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI g
LAWRENCE County. - -
mDY Matthew B. Cannon, Judge of the
4 D Probate Court of Lawrence county:
Notice is hereby gwen, that Oh application
TO me by PAMELA PRESFIDGE, ofsaid
county, who claims an undivided part OF
all those tracts of lands, to wit:
The northeast quarter of section one, in
township 7 Orange 10 east, containing one
hundred and fitty-five acres and forty four
hundredt ths---The south. east quarter of
section one, i'll township seven Oh range ten
east, containing one hundred and fifty y-ive
acres ana foriy-four hundreths-the south
east quarter Of the southeast quarter of
section :hirty~slx, in township eight. Of
range ten east. containing forty acres and
the southwest quarter of the south.west
quarter Of section ihirly-one, in township
eight orange eleven east, containing forty
acres.-l have nominated Fleet Cooper,
benjamin Cooper and Mastn Parkman,
commissioners to divide the said tracts of
land into three equal shares or parts, and
unless proper objections are stated to me
al Monticello, on the 22d day of June next,
the said Fleet Cooper, Benjamin Cooper,
and Mastln Parkman will then be appoIn-
ted commissioners 10 make partition of the
said lands, pursuant to an act entitled "an
act concerning the partition of lands, held
by coparncIs, 'int-tenants, and tenants in
common"
Given under my hand and
seal this 9th day of April,
l.. S. Anno Domini one thousand
eight hundred and for'y~
SIX.
M. B. CANNON,
Judge Of Pro1ates.
May 2, 1862 w9
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April II l846-39-4w
The State of Mississippi.
LAWRENCE County.

LAWRENCE COUNTY.
Probate Court, i'ebruar, Term, 1916.
rEYliE undersigned, commissioners, APP
Al pointed at the February term, 1876, Of
the Probate Court of said county, to re,
ceiye, examine, and report for allowance.
the several claims of the creditors of the
estate of James Watson, deceased, reported
insovent, will meet at the court house Of
said county, on the fourth Monday of each
month, for six successive months, beginning
the fourth Monday in March next, for
the purpose Of receiving, examining, aud
ting and reporting tor allowance, all claims
against SAID estate.
JOSEPH NEYLANS.
WILLIAM &. MACKiE,
JAMES SILLS,
Commissioners,
March 7, 1645-34 26w
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CERTIFICATES.

Laurence Co., Miss, Jane 90, 1876.
70 the public woudsay that have
used DR.. Tyler's ague pills in my family in
number of cases, and they have always
effected speedy cure when used as dl.
rec'ed. have used Champions pills and
others, and fird can confidently say
that believe Tyler's pills far superior to
any that has ever come under my observa-
ton.
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NANCY BRIDGES.

China Grove, Pike Co., jane Is, 1916.
This is to certify that have used some
few boxes of Df. G, X. Tyler's ague an
fever pills in my family, and in no case
have they failed to eflec. cure when ta-
ken according to directions, and no re.
lapse as yet, has followed, although six
months has passed by.
N. B. RAIFORD.
For sale by CHARLES FISH.
And can be had in every town in the State
Monticello, July 4, lS46-5l-6m.
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Writing School.

g. W. FRANCIS wishes to inform The
pe citizens of Monticello and its vici-
nlty, that he will commence WRITING
SCHOOL at the residence John Sharp,
Esq. on the Cd Monday in April, at the
moderate price of Five Dollars for twelve
s--.if he does not give good and
ample satisfaction, no charges made.
lie will also attend to any neighborhood
where fifteen scholars can be had , in MAJ
rion, Covington and Lawrence counties by
addrcssinga few lines 10 him at Monticello.
REFERENCES:
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NY y .ARN
STR I}ENG'E'El.

gTSlIE undersigned respectfully informs
Ii his friends and the public generally,
that be stilI continues TO carry on the
BLACK5MIVHING BUSINESS,
at the old stand formerly occupied by Wn.
Marine 4, Co, and he assures The public
that every attention will be pad TO The ex-
pcditon and particularly to the mechani>
cal, workmaniilc manner in which he de.
signs all joEs shall leave his shop,
Grateful for past layors, he still solicfs
a continuance oflhe patronage heretofore
SO lIoerally bestowed on him.
WILLIAM MARINE.
Monticello, January 10, l946 - 26-ly
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DRUGS. MEDICINES, &c.

.,rz,g-lyy, THE subscribers have received
Vssa1sS by late arrivals from Europe and
ssssa the North, large additions to their
- previous Stock of Drugs, Medi-
cines, Paints, Oils, Dye Stulfs &c. making
as complete an assortmen. of articles in
their line, as can be found any where in
the South.
Their arrangements for purchasing in
London and Paris, and in the principal ci-
ties of the North, are such, as will ensure
them constant supply of DRUGS and
MEDICINES which they can warrant to
be FRESH and GENUINE and superior
in quality. No pains have been spared to
attain this point, so important to purcha.
sers.
Their stock is offered TO Dealers, Plan
terS and Physicians, on the most reasonable
and accommodating terms.
Orders from the country (large or smaIll
as faithfully executed, as if buyers we're in
attendance.
SlCkLES & Co. Wholesale Druggists,
"a, Magazine street.
New Orleans, Nov. "a. 1845-2O- 6m
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State of Mississippi, !
PIKE County, s
Probate Court of said County, at The Nav
term thereof, 1916.
NOTICE
10 all persons interested in the estate of
4 Hon KIM dncnnsnl- Grnntinn

TO all persons interested in the estate o
Allen King, deceased--Greeiiug:
WT 0U arc hereby cited to be and per
il eonaIIg appaer before the L. onora
bic Probate Court Of the county aforesaid
On the 4lh Monday in August, next, anc
then and there shew cause, if any vor
have or can, why the following de.
serbed tracts ofland, situated and being
ii said county, should NOT be sold accord
ING 10 the prayer ofthe petitioner, to-wit
The south half Of section No. So. town,
ship l,ranga s e,si, 3 T. .acres; and the
west quarter of tie southeast ouerter Of
section No 5, range 9, easi, containing SO
acres.
Il is also ordered that this citation be
published six weeks successively in the
iio.mesyilIc Free Press and the Monticello
Journal.
Witness the Hon. Chris.
rian Hoover, Judge of the
LIS. Probate Court OF said Coun-
ty, this the fourth Monday
Of glay, A. d. 1916,
issued this 25ih day Of May, l8lG.
LEONARD MAGEE, Clerk.
June 6, IS4G-47-Gw.
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A List of Letters

Ed EMAllNING in the Post Office a,
HA, Monticello, Miss, on the lsi day
ofJuly, 1916, which if not taken out by
the lst day of October, next, will be sent tc
the General Post Office, as dead letters.
Askew VIM r Kullo Martin F
Bridges Mrs A T 2 Haggatt Isaac 2
Br dges Il il Johnson Andrew 2
Benson Hiram S Johnson b f
Byrn Richmond Q 2 Knight Miss II A
Boyett Larry Larkin VIM ID
Bryant Bepj Lenoir il II II
Bowen John Lincoln A B
Barns DIR Thomas Meyins MeIforJ
BURY Gen. J w Mullen Il S
Cooper Benz Murrsy Col Z Il
Cooper VIM McKinsev Alex
Cox Jas r Nlallard Miss nj A
Cox Edwin Neylans Mrs A Ne
Cox Peter Presldge Miss p
Cannon Jesse Pettitt Thomas
Castilow Thomas Siringer VIM
Collins A B Strnger Moan
Carlisle Allen Spelghts S A
Chambers J Il Scarborough Allen
Douglass George 2 Sllvey J c
Davis Henry Taylor Enock
Dunn G w Thomas VIM
Donnely Charles Wiley Miss Emily
Francis s w Williams Miss M B
Gregory DR. Hiram Williamson E X 9
Hide Rev'd Ward DC
Ham James Walker w l.
Harrison Mr. Wead Frederick
harrington III FL Whiworlh ALB
DE-. N. TURNER, P. NJ.
n. B.-Persons calling for any Of the
above letters will please say they are ad-
vertised.
Monticello Mss, July 1, 1916.
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Number
Eagle Hotel.
M o ic e i o, M ississippi

M ontic ell o. M is sis sippi.
F8TilE subscriber would inform his
"a friends and the public generally,
that he now occupies the EAGLE HO
TEL IN this place lie has used much
money and pains in making improvements
and additions TO bis bouse, and hasattach
ed tol bar for the accommodation of his
customers, containing every variety Of
choice liquors. He therefore, with conf
dence solicils the patronage Of his old
trends and customers, and assures them
thai uc'hing shall be waning 10 render
them comfortable. In fact he is delerm-
Incd 10 keep table not to be surpassed
~ any section Of the State.
The terms. of the Hotel arc us follows, to
witt
Board per month, $40 90
& and lodging, per month, :. l2 so
g asd lodging per day, co
Single meal, each, 371
Man and horse, per day, rs
. 81 nighl, so
Keeping horse per month, l2 90
. g day, rs
Single feed for horse, 37a
EDWARD l.. BOWEN.
Monticello, Nov 4 l845. l7-lv
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April II 1876

The undersigned will continue business
at the old stand of A. & l.. Beer g. Co. !,
and keep constantly on hand good assofi
ment OF Dry Goods, Groceries etc. etc, the
patronage of their old customers is res
pecllully solicited.
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Notice.

A IL persons indebted 10 the late firm
"A Of Swift g. Stone are hereby no
tilted that Azel Backus Bacon Of Columv
bia, Nlarlon county, has been duly authors
zed and appointed to receive aud collect
all monies and dues to said firm, and that
the said Bacon is solely authorised and
empowered to receive and collect the
same, and that all settlements must be
made with him.
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SALT.
R0 SACKS Salt just received per
oO steamer Mentoria, in store and for
sale by
A. BEER g. Co.
March. IA, 1916 34-tf
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GEr The highest prices will be paid for
Wool, delivered TO US IN this place. We
will pay 5 cents more for il if it is cleansed
according to our DIRECTIONS.
Monticello, April / lS45-39-tf
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i. S. SWIFT.
W. A. STONE.

Feb. %, 1846--33-tf.
ALL persons indebted TO Swif, & Slone,
are hereby notified TO make immediate
payment 10 eoltheir several debts to the
said Swift g. Stone, otherwise the same
will be forthwith collected by law.
AZEL BACkUS BACON.
Atty. &c
Ieb. %. IS46-33-I
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BENJAMIN COOPER,
FLEET COOiER,
MASTON PARKMAN.
Commissioners.
Administrators Sale.

August l946-3-3w
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10 all persons interested in the partition
Of the lands of Pamela Prestidge. Lu-
cinda Prestidge and Cinderella Pres
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May 3, 1862 w9
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March 7, 1645-34-26w.
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p.,,,ur RESULT OF THREATENED Pusl,zzrsr.

succession of misfortune. which 20 be peculiarly
F are related in the Courier des Etats nis as having
occurred lately at Beleve Paris Awashcrwoman,
no,be- Of tt. girl and boy still younger, had gone 20
nor employ meut leaving the smaller child under the
q, the elder On departing she had charged the little hey
10 be good under penalty Of those violent and stupid threats
which meant 20 be executed. Upon her return
she had forgotten her silly threatening but sea cey mao
she entered when the little girl running up to her
ced that her brother having been good she mas
inflicted The punishment; The wre;ched mother ran ~
The cradle and found the ,;le Thing horribly
that 4. had bu, moments more TO 1--we. IN Hs Ct,
" the mother raising the washing bat whch sue .-iii
held in her hand struck the little gin i'ees AZ ne
She hs threw herself from the wincow and soon expired
Tho case had left deep impression on me "noe EsBe'
the rorsn having much keo oy me nelsnooinooe'
AND regarded as al excellent mother. lsost trans
Co,yycT1cur EPISCOPAL CoSvEsrIos.-Tbis
body commenced their sesslon 10 this city
s.,erdsv The Annual Sermon was preached In the
v,ornips by Rev DR. Jarvis. New.Have Herald, 10Th.
TRIAL OF Wharf.-The Court was engaged
during the whole OF Tuesday In trying 70 obtain jury,
but without success
Hss The ove-strcken and er.bashful young
spark who ,sasnt take ladys prayer from
certain pew In the North Church, Informed tina: ne
will return the and ask questions nc shall be graf
flied II her old shoes. NJ csd lBost Trans
Fy The Christian Adrocote and Journal makes
a butter a.,sck upon Ms Fatnhsms Life in Prairie
Land Just publi.hed by the Harpers. It's copesmns
zion is so sweeping and couched in such contemptuous
language entirely neutraizs Ia eject except with
persons whose prejudices easily excited. Mrs r 8
book doubtless It's faults but IL Is not obnoxious 20
the indscrminse charges preferred against oy the
Journal 10 question.
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a. FARM FUR SAL. E.--SitnaIeo on the Rosdfrou
. New Rochelle to White Plains abou! equi diantfrom
~ esch conairng $50 ACRES OF LAND, all OF which
Plough Land excepting Ten Acres which 10 Wood Lend
Pie place divided lane aud laid ouno convenient
ios for cultivation All the fences OF stone In good
order and the ground In high cultivation The build
OF good character and In order Sor TERMS apply
to g. 3. KENYON, on tie promises, or OF
M Ins.n- NJ 81
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK.

CLEARED.
Brigs T. de Zldo CORN. San Juan, c A, Wro T$son;
Sterling. Thompson, Savannah Dunham Dmon
Schr Boia de Go Dockendorf, Belize Hon, 3 Blanco
ARRIVED.
Ship Virginia Eaton, 81 ds I'm avre mdse, to Nesmitn
e. Walsh 23s Storage passengers. I'd inst lat IL Is
long G2 spok. snip Philadelphia hence for Antwerp
Swedish brig Rapid, odsmark "a DIS fin Alexsndretta
Passed Gibraltar May 3D., with SOS bales WOOL do gum TO
Du,ilh Il Cou>inery.
Brig Kanhawa. Ramsbell. SIS ds I'm Rio Grande, hides,
horns &c 10 Rcnqrd Co. 9Th inst lat 3s 80, long -
spoke brig Charles Edward of Belfast I'm Csrdenas Tor
Portland.
Brig Richardson, Park from Maraca'bo, May 18Th
hides e. TO master Left American vessels Sailed In
company with bark Cora Warner, for Phlsd lth inst
lat 81 TO- long "a 49, spoke ship Thos Bennett of Charles
ton steering Westward Same d3y at p NJ In lat 81 80,
long "a 49, brig Lawrence I'm Phad bound 10 jamaica
wished to reported
BIT .chr Ida smith, II ds I'm S, John, NIB. plaster, TO
Nevius & Sons.
Schr Friend Lowell, ds fun Boston, mdse TO Atslns
Schr Post Roy, i'm NJ ainc, spsrs
Il, Rikers Island, L S brig Washington.
SAILED.
Ships Atlas, Liverpool Virginia, do, and schr Boo de
On nd =
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the subscribers have been duly appointed by Hon Ro
b-r J. Htnn OF he lut g-- Of the Court Of Cormon
Pess for The Guy znd County Of Albany, tne
for al tn creditors Of Thomas II. Webb sud Harson
Gray (aon-r-sd-n, t-bto) ~i .uch CONCERNING
their real and p-rsouA given By the s-tD=
concerning Attachments against sbscorcns concealed add
d-bto srd all persons indebted 10 such t-ot
required render OF d=bs ana
OF uoo-y owing by respectively and to pay The
by The tenth tsy q July r-x., al The Office Of
L Joic- No. Commercial Buildings Ii he CITY ~ Al
bany All parsons having IN th-r possession any pro-
pcy Elects of such d.btOrs red 10 deliver the
s.r- Us Dy above .p-c-d snc All creditors Of
sucn required I-r
and demand. Of y The l0ic day Of July
next Dated, AIoaby, Mag 2,si, 1876.
RooMAS l.. JoIcE.
GILBERT I. WILSON, Trustees.
MIG 1aEJTi0 LEVI STEELE.
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Ejl LATEST STILE--Ar THE OLD STAsp.-T.
<Eih CLARK cf-rs u tho pubic The !asst fashion
OF Summer Style OF Hsss, ~hsre he furnish the
public with The most complete and recbefcte' article
tn loves; prcstn entirely src- in the trade
To;i-t Hat containing s"PATEsT REFLECTOR which
gentlemen Will mad h fnly convenient Al who tried
the PATENT REFLECTOR commend /; Of the neat
-, and no-t appropriate improvements they
witnessed, and for which charg- is made. For
sale OsLy al 7 CLARhS Hat sad Cap Warehouse, COL
ner OF Chatham ard Pear e Inc
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EeQal MoIllss.

,INHE UNDERSIGNED having been duly appointed
Il by the Hon Frederick A. Tslmsdge Recorder OF The
City OF NewYork, Trustees Of The Of George Lock
wood nonresident debtor sill persons indebted The
said George Lockwood hsreby required rendpr
Of all debts and OF money owing by them
spectvey 10 the said Lockwood and TO pay tho
deliver the tho Trastses before the thir
teenh day OF June noxt al the office OF Harvey A. Weed
EGG No Nasssu-sL In the city OF NswYorE. All credit.
OF the said Lockwood required deliver her
apscye accounts and demands the said Trustees tho
same urne and place. Dated New-York April 2lsL 1886
ISAAC V. FOWLER.
ABRAHAM C. DAYTON,
ROSUEI.L C.. RRaINaRD
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Jnnla Rnbber GOODS.

WATER PROOF Indis Rubber Goods, of Goodyesr's
w Patent Gumelsstc warranted stand IL any climate
GEORGE BEECHER. leo Broadway, tber~e-n Pine and
all sis hand and s daily receiving from the fac
tories OF goods manufactured under the
patent which be Offers the trade al low prices VIZ
Gum Elastic Shoes. mems, all szes
Do do ladies' do
Warranted no, 10 stifen soten under any degree OF
cold or heal
Carriage and other cloths every style and thickness
JspanneG Cloth patent leather finish, article superior
10 psieut leather, and al a iess co.l
ALSO:
Machine Banding, Military Tents,
Life Preservers all patterns Wst Hose. every size,
Portabl. Shower Bsihs Csps Hats and Souidw
low price. Over Coais,
Travelling Bags Pea Costs, varon. .,vle,
Horse Covers, Cloaks
Carriage Aprons, Capts
Carriage Boots Mems Overslls,
Water Pals, various patterns L-ggns,
Bathing Mats, Hunting AID Fishing Boots,
Ladies' Aprons Ducking Pants, ~lth aosu,
Mechanics Aprons, Foot Balls with air tubes
Gun Css.s end Covers Sus pend-rs and Elastcs.
Air Pillows, Gloves and Mis-.
Chair Cushions, Camp Blankets,
Wsgon Cushoue, Ctrcingss and GrtB,
Air Maliress-s Tents for Sportsmsn-
E The above goods prepared By process entirely
different from any other manufacture rendering them nhr
iely superior tie Rubber goods heretofore sod
10 the market Orders promptly executed for goods OF al
stvlas ~ 2a~'
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.U-~ FOR LAKE sUPERIoR.-Thsn mn

rT~"~ FOR LAKE SUPERIOR.-Ths n.s
Es5S2SsSfrrE Slow pressure STEAMER DETROIT Capt
Ward, will commence her regular wssL!
rps The ls Of June leaving D-tro!t every Tu-sday
-rnoon at O'clock P 81 ard b., S-ut every Friday
o'clock, A. b. The Detroit 10 entirely new $50 ,oal
burthrn, Is furnshed with aod superior Engn&
draws but lit, ater and wsll dspt-d the SAINT uASA
AGEsTs-E. p. Ha.linEs Il Co. Detroit; a. S-ymouft
Co. Cleveland; J. r. Livingston, SauG Ste Marie. "
For freight passage. sppy To Captsn board or 70
+. P. HASTINGS Co, Agen,s Detroit
s191avSm.
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r.. - rg34t+nI4a1sl TIIROUGH mas .rD .
Ne GSsY-qs1g HOUR Rs FROM NEW. Er.s.sYIllss--tn

~. cusa4nHsssl THROUGH mas .T-A
At7S GS~1-TSTS HOURS FROM NEW 49,
YORK TO WHEEL Sc's11<','sE.A
ING and plTTSBURG, via PHILADELPHIA BALTf
MORE and OHIO RAILROAD, Cumberland, Md.-36e
MILES RAILROAD.
To Wes.ern Trsyeera.-Gresi United s,ates Mall nS
Passenger Route to Wheeling, Psb1rg, Cincinnati ni
loo South and West ~
Passengers going directly through,
Leave Ns~-York, foot OF Libeny-st. North River az
P. M. IN tho Great Mai Train
Arrive In Philadelphia al P. M.
Leave Philadelphia at 10 P. M. daily-Msl Train
Arrive In Baltimore al 8 A NJ
Leave Baltimore al II A. N. by the Baltimore on
Railroad, 1870 niles.
And arrive al Cumberland ats p 81. f5
Leave Cumberland Al =. NJ by the National aoad I'D
Good Intent Stage Lines, sod arrive In Wheeling Pr
burgn n~xt evening.
" The SECOND MAIL ,esyes Hew.York, 8 A. NJ v
Railroad. Leave Philadelphia, Sundays excepted az ~
NJ by Steamboat, and A ~ by Railroad Tor Baltimore
Pas,engers for Pusours lake The splendid and -
iern buil STEAMBOATS, Brownsville aud thereby hsv sot5
u iniie1 Of Staging 90 the - hole route.
firH class Steamboats, leave Wheeling and P.ntoat
Cincinnati and all other Por.s in the South snd West F
"a 70 Cincinnati.
For through tickets by this apply In Philsdep as
the Railroad Once corner OF MsrAri and Eleventh ~
IS South Third-s aEt 90 board steamboat Docr-H ssi
Fare through from Philadelphia Wheeling SIS 10 -
burg s2; Win The privilege Of stopping Baltimore y
r-sufng seaiI nj pleasure FOR farther nformAn"n y'
20 J. L. SLEMMEh, Ageoy,
Railroad Office foot Of Lib-r,y.st, all III and 8; -
Adamg Co.'S, No. IS " slsl, At II NJ. or CITY no~
M iSS Broadway. ns'>ns-