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REvIvGL-There has been considerable revival
Of religion at the Baptist Church IN this place. Sew
sral have proiessed conversion Rev. hr. Hillsmsn,
Of Knox vile, has been laboring With the Baptist
ministers Of our city-Eg, IsA ASr 30.
PLouRlSG MIL ~ DENASD.-The Huntsville Id
roedfs OF last week says:
We ara glad 10 learn that an attempt Is nov
making 10 establish, bvA Joint stock company, a
steam saourng and Giist Mill-ai real Merchant
MI Of Il e first order. Such an establishment IS
much needed here-would be Of great advantage
10 de pn,dueer and the coosguel, sah' 81 ~eA Ra"-
aged. vosld Iaeve piob..'sie llycstiie.. 30 t.e
stockholders. We hope -o gee tae proposed en''f'
Prise carried in.o spc,ir 0nd succr-.'u' opei''"n
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PIANO FORTES.


w. A II. PRE- 4 MAN
IIAyE Just received eight Piano forte have several
IL the wss and vii keep constantly on hard good as
sortmsnt Of just such instruments a. vii
SPEAK FOR THEMsE YES.
very Piano b. shall be warranted IN every
e.pect We Tdiay invite friends and all shasg In
want d superior IN trImsai 70 give rs A. No -
,oiere at ldccs-ul ". A X. FkEkNAN.
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BY L. VIRGINIA FRENCH

ain another part OF the GARDENS, group OF seven
nymPhs each with star upon her forehead represented
the Of the planetary choir thus embodyng the
th-ory Of the Philosopher into moving and musical re-
atty"
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WILLIAM L. M0RSELL
DEALER IN
Dry and Sparkling Catawba,
No az FAST TuTRn STREET
NO. IS EAST THIRD STREET,
6-ly CINCINNA1 III, ONO.

Hoohand's German Bitters, prepared and sold by Dr.
Jackson the German Medical store l2O Arch Street.
Philadelphia daily increase in their well deserved celebrity
for the Of all diseases arising from arrangement Of the
liver These Bers have indeed proved blessing to the
afflicted who show their gratitude by the most tterng
estmOnals. This medicine has established for itself name
that competitors however willy their schemes or seductive
their promises cannot reach. II gained the public Ona
dence by immense benefits that have been derived from
it, and will ever maintain its position.
See advertisement. novl4-lm
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tbs done

With music sweet as when through golden bars
OF the first morning, sang the brd.like stars,
This bright creation rose to mortal eyes,
Fair az its counterrart upon the skies.
Amid gush OF joyous minstresy
Like blended music OF the bird and bee
As Springs first blossom starting from the mould,
Fair, fragile daughter Of the dreary void,
Rlinging light upon the desert arr
or bloom and beauty - young IANTHE there
Leaped to the circle, paused, and looked around.
Whence came she? did the dark and silent ground
Yield that sweet blossom? or the bending sky
Send forth a sylphide from its arches high?
Is she a thing Of earth or ether rare,
Colored, and vivifrd, and floating there?
No answer came-ihe fairy fawn-like child.
Touched the white star upon her brow-and smiled.
Her cheek was dmpled, and its roseate hue
Deeprned, her sresses on the night-wind flew,
Humid with honey dew the wild. bee sips
Glove the bright coral Of her parted lips
Light as the zephyr's love-Anemone
Danced the young Bayadere. With childish glee
She marked the gaze Of wonder and surprise,
And merry fancies lit her bright brown eyes;
Light laughed She low and sweet a. II to hide
Some pleasant secret-as the playful tide
Lies calm, yet dimpling, with its golden glow
Hiding the treasures OF the deep below.
What was her little secret! slow twas solved,
As one by one her sister stars revolved
Around with her. The child IANTHE shone
First Of the circle, nearest to the throne
Where sits the day god.
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GREAT CHANCERY SALE
West Nashville Property!

DY virtue Of Of the Chancery Court Nashville
ID in the case % q. NcNary and Others Mrs C. b.
McNay and others the premises, for and account VI
Z. ID. Brien Clerk Master, will,
On Wednesday, the 18th inst,
Expose at Public sale SIXTY FOUR LOTS in West Nashville
being all the property in West Nashville belonging the
estate ~ the Late " A. McNairy The lots follows
On Broad Street-No's "a, IS and East half Of 80.
On Mctiavock Street-lZ4 and W. It half Of los
On Demumbrane Sreet-lI3 III, lis and $50 lI3 has
small dwelling on IL.
On locust Stree-262 25s 2s4 265 266 267 PCS 269 27O
27i 272 273 IA. 3O3, SO 800 3O6 3d. Boz s 80, 3D.
ON Pin, Street-8l2 SIS s44 s5 $40 si7 sis $40 $50
Ssh S52 81 S6s 800 31u, S71 S72 s7S 31I, 81 ,2i6.
On NJ, Marry street $685. 1854, S65, S66 and 800.
On De- Street -3i9 aud So.
Lots 81 S $40 and $40 Locust Street. include the old
Household Well &c and viii be sold ali together with the
improvements The situation 0f these and the surrounding
Of the hanomest the neghborhood Of Nashville,
and win make
4 DESIRABLE FAMILY RESIDENCE,
Convenient to the business portion Of the City This sale Is
made for the purpose Of closing the estate IL positive
and without Public attention most earnestly in
vitrd this sale embraces u the handsonest lots
in West Nashville.
TERMS or SALEA credit o. one. two and three years,
payable in Bank satisfactorily secured, bearing in
terest, and lien retained.
Sale will promptly al II O'Clock, with lots 3oT
80s 500 and So including the Dwelling Onnbuses usual
LINDSEY CROCKETT, SS College t.
4 T. GLA-CucE Auctioneer. deci-td
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SALE OF VALUABLE LAND
A N d NE G 70 E s.

SALE VI NAIU ABLE LAND
A d Ne G r o E s.
DY virtue Of the last will and lament Of VIM. W. Miller,
ID d. d. aud the authority conferred upon by
power 4 Attorney from the heirs and Ievsees Of VIM.
". Miller. deceased, will proceed and sell on
Friday the 4th Of January, 1856,
T' very valuable and highly improved ia upon which
Miller resid- the of his DEATH ming al
tn finest qualt and convenient Shoots and Church
This land lies within hall mlr Of buc.ie epo in
Bedford county, the Nashvi and tranoogt Railroad,
surpassed for fertility Also the fo owing
slav.S:
Adelne, aged 80 years. Mfrgln, aged 10 years.
Victori aged years; Syla, aged 3 years,
/ Julia. aged 10 years. Clement, aged years;
Samuel, aged wears; Ned, aged ~ years,
. Lawyer, aged 10 years; Cay grd ii years.
TRRNs-lhe land will be sold a credit one, two and
years except $3.50 10 be paid in cash negroes
wll he sold credit OF twelve months. bon and security
win he required from the pu, chaser and hen retained
the land until the purch tse money isptd.
All persons indebted to stil estate are requested to
forward and make payment and those having CLAIMS
requested present them for payment in the time
scrib d by law J. Nj. MILLER
dec3-w3t Executor, &C.
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MI 49, uieasur- L. nflrming The ctEehs q Nash
,ls "a. Vinity has steFpaE a Ne Nsshxe Ian ior
sAsai siu,e any. uh rrst faflet % VIZ acn tfeheh
ss- 49,. - buses Lsnra noRatt a Laces. Collars
N 1vss-as - Fhruad lsce tels fockrt haaaketche.
1890, go Inraats' nIeztss ec Ae. an AZ renarkshly
-, ,rl- kn1 sns s BE- Flssscd % many of The
-. !. 49, Aver hsr alta cell. and ell guarantee
~ eafirs sstaaseu 20 al 80 can - easd AZ ths laH
fsH a. al ;nss ~ ne day daring her stay, sd sh9il
Ii. -. r.st sa Z Peafs r excite aee g. her Eait
- A. rr-sses b. shf 80 taste 90 he uiost hsSie4f
I....iss thssss c.li ans 49, Or yeer.giscs-
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PROF. WOODS HAIR REsroRArrvE-The testimony OF all
who have thoroughly tested the virtues Of this ceeorsed
article is that will restore the gray and tn bald eradicate
of the Scalp, the hair falling, and preserve
the color perfectly to extreme old ag- is now put up
both with and without sediments. See advertisement
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BUSINESS NOTICE.

Modern Mysteries Explained" which has been denomi
mated The Giant Work Of the Age has Just been recev.
ed by Charles W. Smith In this book Professor Mahan Of
Ohio, has iritussm its ground meeting and
explaining by the laws Of Science all the welaesied facts
which have bv the superstious been attributed 10 "SPit
ua influence"
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1855-12-03

The CARNIVAL oT BEAUTY! From her urn,
The twilight spirit scatters clouds that burn
In The red sundown-and with mile
Darkens the waters, where, all paleand fair,
The young moon shadow floats, as in her shroud,
Over the Lake OF Temples. For the proud
Triumphal pagr antry Of Day has passed;
The dying OF the warrior sun is giassed
Upon distant ocean, and alone
She walks the sky-its lght-its only one.
IT'S the good might of flowers they sink to sleep,
Where by the blue lakes side, the gardens sweep,
And thous and torches with their colOre light,
(Like Jewels II ,shiug on the veil Of Night,)
Are finging fakes Of cri asnn, gold, and geen,
Der column, cupOla, and polished sheen
OF lofty marble walls. Swift DER the tide,
Sweep the light galleys in their graceful pride,
Tossing the pillows till their gilded prows
Set the white spray on fire And near them bsws
The verdure Of a deep, luxurious shade,
BY laurel, laburnum, and myrtle ma e;
The artificial wood, and cliff on high,
Lend shadow to the fountains. Sparkling nigh,
Stand vase and tripod richly set with gems,
And statues, born OF Art, which diadems
We've all too poor to buy. The light-the gales,
Seem laden with the balm Of Indian wales,
And wheresot'er their fragrnnt pinons stray.
The harps Of Eolus, awakened, play.
The vaulted roofs reecho far along
The wild, sweet gush Of woman's laugh, and song,
And, in the groves, murmured melody
or lovers VOWS, soft as when infancy
Lisps its low orisons Around, above,
Float Beauty, Pleasure, Melody, and Love
Onward yet stay thee by the lakelet's wave
Where pillows blue the lotos. lilies lave,
Where, Swallowed by the palm and desert-date
Stands Pavilion by the Eastern gate,
The Temple OF the Morning" CanOpied
With dyes aurora, and its pillars hid
Sof. in SidOnian purple silken wells
Hang round it, waving like the snowy sails
or some proud galley, and strange, foreign trees
Sway to the gentle rocking Of the breeze,
Which bears far up their foliage Swallowed naves,
The mufIied, bell-like tnkle Of the waves,
Low toned and dim and from the dome away
Centres a sun, mimic king Of day,
Flooding the scene with radiance, and his blaze
Bathing the atmosphere in golden haze,
Til a Is .oftened to that mellow flush,
Which flllows when the daylight dying blush
Has faded from the sky. Then fold on fold,
slOwly revolving, bacE the curtains rolled
As purple clouds, what time the Hours do sound
The tocsn OF the morning. Far nd
There stands throng yet silence seems to brood
Der the quick pulses Of that multitude,
Tranced by SPELL and lost in fancy's maze,
with hearon lip. and soul in eye, they gaze
To catch the rising Of each symbol star,
Emblems Of those that gem the h. avens afar,
Circling in harmony about the sur,
As the oil sage had dreamed.
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Softly. softly swells

softly softly swels
A dash OF waves, sound Of Triton shells.
The silken wells Of the Pavilion sway
And tremble as the breezes through them play,
Disclosing ivory barque, aud purple sail,
And streamers swelling on the gentle gale;
The Triton crowd, the nymps Of ocean green,
Maids, and syrens grace the wizard scene,
Nov blazoned DER the lake-a pagrantry
Gorgeous aud beautiful exceedingly.
lis AFHEonIrF on her silver she'll
bright a. ? fairy's rainbow corscle)
she rises softly from her billowy home,
Fresh as its waters pIre snowy fOsU,
And as the shalop strikes the emerald strand,
sweeps to her station mid her sister band
Bright daughter Of the Sea the very fall
az her white feetis ligi and MUSICAL
As are the moon-lit waters; every tress
Is glowing, and instinct with loveiness,
Where fake d With foam Ger arms, and bosom fair,
Sweep the long shadows Of her golden hair,
And, where the yellow curs are sotlly rolled,
Sunshine lies prisoned in each wavy fold,
Gemmed with the diamond dew, and crowned the Will
With pure white lotos. lilies Of the Nile
And dreamy shadowS on her eve lids press
Like that Of Love In summer idiene $,
The Silly beauty Of her blu h warm cheek
Reveals a secret, lips could never speak,
And thu soft spirit Of her lustrous eye
Like violets where the dew weighs heavily,
Droops with voieeless elOquence-its gaze
Is loves sweet silence that Loves self betraya,-
And meet t is, for here this genie dove,
Shines "stAr Of lovers" and the Queen Of Love-"
What miracle from FlorA's radiant bowers,
L. this living moving wall Of flowers!
swiftly advancing through the purple gloom,
A band OF ma dens wholly yeled in bloom,
Appear mass Of blossoms, buds, and leaves,
Gracefully the sylphide NeAves
Her garlAnds Of The rainbow, they repOse
One moment on the eirele-they unclOse-
Forth bounds the blooming Terra,-they are gone,
And she is left, their fAircst, brightest one
The morning mis-; that DER the earth is driven,
Steals all It's splvndor from the upper heaven,
80 seems she there, hall earth, half spirit too,
A child Of clay, aud yet her beauIJ's hue
Was stolen the say. Her sc4ree-brcAthed sigh,
lIer changing cheek, her timid, hSli.veiled eye,
Tell she has listed LOyes sweet batteries,
Yet are her spirits angel melodies,
UnsalHed all, and innoeenty gay,
As ehildhooa's laas h on summer hills away.
One small whts hand holds back the auburn hair
From % the blue-veined tenple, and The LAir,
And velvet vermei Of her cheek, uese
Grow bright and warm with gTaesfal modesty.
soIs. as the hrst blaAh Of ihs daunhg hour.
Sweet, as the fragrance Of bes-klssed i0vef,
lIeF gentle nature has ia hidden eells,
Pan Il rich offerings uhsFc ever duells,
Love to al thinss. rs pity che has worn
crown Of roses bearing stIl the thorpl
Tcr one has Wounded her. = eTiusan'sfF~as,
90 eb,ei sreps, daFs6 hes upen tsT naerk,
Ald el.s sIsaaed broa. Aad Sc. ts sea
fer ifs- b. aeaa', u rss ilspei sb
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D A N GIN O i.

MI Mr.. eoodwin's Grand Assembly ,iai,
Sa#4k PLkcN oH ~
tErk Tuesdat. -. ce.s. bcr Afh. AA3a
- A. Opp FsLtews' Hal. ~ oet~S ~ -
AFR GOODWIN has been vaistsl e. ifs,a 40 -'ts
" aca.si Aad q eseaast4ss ffsias tis 90 f4i-t-
dref-E
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NEW BOOKS
NEW ADDITIONS.

A MEMOIR OF S. S. PRENTISS.
TOON, NELSON CO. have just received fresh supply
Of publications., such
Life Of sergsnt S. Prentiss
Containing full me noir Of this distinguished and tai
ented man.
Catholic and Protestant Nations Compared,
In three RELATIONS to Wealth. Kuowle 'ge and
Morality. BY Rev. Napoleon Rousseu, Ct Paris.
The Contrast between Good and Bad Men.
Illustrated by the Biography and Truths Of the Bible
vols. Svo. BY G. Spring.
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RELIABLE GOLD PENS.

r 3LIABLE GOLD PENS.
sHEPPARDs ACCOUNTANT BARREL. COMMERCIAL
and ENCLOSING GOLD PENS are acknowledged, by the
best Keepers in h city to be the best and most re
able Pen sold this market An adt ona supply Of the
various kinds have JUS been received by
TOON, NELSON 4 c., a Union st.
sg- Best qualify Pens warranted for six months from
sale We require pens be returned straight in the spring.
to entte the purchaser to another on the warrant
NEW ENGLI>H BOOKS.
W. T. BERRY & co have lust reeev d.
/ THE Old PRINTER AND THE MODERN PRESS. By
Charles knight.
/ ONCE UPON A TIME. By knight.
! JOhNSON's TYPOGRAPHY. 2 vols.
| THE LAND WE LIVE IN. Literary and Pictorial
skech-Book Of the British Empire By Charles knight
| 2 vols ,svo.
/ HALF.HOURs WITH THE BEST AUTHORS. By
Charles knight. vols
! LEARNING AND WORKING. Six Lectures concerning
this Time and the Times Of Old By Frederick DensOn
Maurice, NJ. A, Chaplain Of Lincoln's Inn.
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JOHN MAG E,

AZ college street. Nashville,
DEALzR
BOOTS, SHOES AND BROG ANS,
WHOLESALE And RETAIL.
HAVE nov on hand Large and General Assortment Of
i the best manu- arlure for CIV and Country Trade.
Merchants and Planters will hnd IL 10 their advantages to
examine my ste ok before purchasing -
deci JOhN hAMA6E.
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TRuNKsi TRUNKS! :.

or the bes. SOLE LEATHER, and Of every Size and
" Quality.
l.rg. ...oTtInent JOHN RAMA6E,
drei AZ College street.
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OF pain, Of b iss, OF agony, OF mirtil,
A mingled strain,-and Terra is tbs, Earth.

A shout Of triumph rends the darksned skies.
pealing strain Of bugle melodies,
Blent with the trumpet call. How grand Its swell
Upon the odorous air the while IFS knel
Shakes the rich draperies Then iarting swim
As lightning from the tempest's cloudy rim,
From out the shadow sweeps pani drawn car,
With one who poised upon it like the star
or battle shining. To the circle there
Lightly she springs, as huoysnt on the air,
As the freed eagle soaring to the sun,
A glorious shspe,-the boil, young AmsE1n.
Less lovely than her sisters, proud and cold.
Yet not less beautiful of sterner mould
Her heart, and neither blush nor sigh, nor smile.
Rufiies her brow, or bosom, all the while,
And yet Voice she has,-such tones may dwell
Ouy at midnight, in blush dyed shell.
Clashing her cymbsls, comes she, from afar,
As IL she painted for the din Of war,
Her hair dark-r rolling from her helmet, free,
Like a black banner waves triuml hanty,
Her e, e is keen: it darts It's lshing glances,
As when the sunlight kinules serried Iancrs;
OFT in the field the lightning Of that Eye
Planned in the battle, as from earth to sky
FeaIed the loud clarion its orb Of fire
Could despots tame, and vslor's soul inspire
To deeds of noble daring. Broidered fo'd
On fold descending sweeps the shaded gold,
And crimson banner, DER her gorgeous vest
Her crownike helmet, and its snowy crest,
or heavy, waving plumes. The jeweled sheen,
The naughty glance, the step, proclaim the Queen,
Bold IPPoLYrA; and among the stars,
Child of the battle,-type Of fiery Mars
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NAILsi NAILS

us have IN store SEQ teEs sH0gNBERGERS jun
w ARA MAILS. We wii eantinae 10 recxive them da
ing The srs.ou, ard tlrnish n N n ety Trade.
PirrsBU6H PRlcas. lirss4s ADDED
deci W a. GORDON Co
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NEGRO Brogans ard Thick Boots extra sizes Kip Boots
JOHN RAMtGg
deei - College street
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We have tAe besI sek Of Noeva Hosiery ever o1erea
this maFket 0r Laes Misses And 'mf.fen - 80 - ~
f.nal-u~. - preaarr yourselves and ne chdrcn %
ainter ~ aeCLEi.LANpo METROPOLITAN sfokk, NO
81 and S. coliegesr aotIe
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Ai4rzesi q Trauinsof al Einds also large lot
Of kibssas, asa received
HOSIERY AND GLOVES.
Kansas weekly herald., 1855-08-04
LECOMPTON.
June 1, 1855.

FINHIS town is situated on the south side of the
l. Kansas River, 80 miles from its mouth and
opposite the mouth of the SauteIle or Grasshop-
per River, the largest and best timbered tribu--
tary of the Kansas. The site was selected bY
the proprietors, after having personally exam
ined the greater portion of the Territory, as be-
ing one where the best advantages for the bull
ding of new and large town were there imme-
diately athand. Limestone, material for brick,
timber of all qualities, good spring water, gra--
Zing, and every comfort and facility that tho
pioneer can ask or expect, is at command.
The survey has been made by an experienced
engineer from an Eastern city, and all Streets.
squares and reservations, have been made on a,
large and liberal scale. This site can be ap-
preached by all the principal road connections
in the Territory; and the proprietors are now
busily engaged in making improvements for the
reception and comfort of the Spring emigration.
Settlers will find this place the most inviting
as every home comfort that capital can obtain
will be furnished.
Contracts have already been made for the er-
ect1on OF warehouses and hotel buildings; and
steam saw mill will be in operation in few
days, which will turn out from seven totem thou
sand feet per diem. Lithographs can be seen in
all the principal cities of the Union, and on ths
ground. Any further Information can be OBJ
tained by addressing Hon. Dan'T. Woodson,
J. A. Halderman, or Messrs. Spalding s. Brady,
Westport, Mo-; G. w. Clark, Potawattomis
Agency; or by calling upon Messrs. Thomas. &
VIM. K. Simmons, at Lecompton. in 1-tf.
Kansas weekly herald., 1855-08-04
Seasoned White Pine, EieI-
LOW PINE, POPLAR, CHERRY, OAK
Ash hIumbep.

+ have now on hand very superior stock OF
l. thoroughly seasoned and well assorted White
Pine Lumber, embracing every quality and
thckneS and description of stock usually brought
to this market, viz: Wisconsin,, st. Croix, Al
leghany, Green Bay, and Saganaw Lumber. To
those who prefer lumber which has passed thro'
the purifying advantages of rafting, (and expe-
rience has proven it to be the best of Iumber.)
| invite attention to 4 choice stock of Wisconsin
Lumber which | have in my Yards, of my own
Milling some of it more than two years old. L
have also full supply of Chicago Lumber, as
well seasoEed as any in the market; together with
a full supply of Cherry, Oak and Ash, the most
of it we'll seasoned. My supply of Shingles
has never been better than at present, consisting
of White Pine, No. Durham Brand, and various
other qualities OF Cypress Shingles, White Pine
and Poplar Laths. l am erecting an additional
building adjoining my Vine street Office, with
the view of enlarging my Door, Sash and Blind
business, to which expect to devote my partic
ular attention, and will keep constantly on hand
full supply of Doors, Sash and Blinds, and will
receive orders for manufacturing any description
of this kind of stock, which will warrant to
be of the best materials and workmanship. AL
so, in connexion with my Lumber trade, intend
keeping constant supply of Lime, Cement and
Plaster of Paris. Orders inclosing the cash or
for good City acceptance, will receive prompt
Attention. J. H. WHITE.
Lumber Yards, corner Third and Vine, and
Broadway and O'Eaflon streets, St Louis, BIO.
June 90, 1S55-42S5
Kansas weekly herald., 1855-08-04
EetraOr5Sssasy Bargassss


CHEAP CT o THING ST ORE.
HlHE Undersigned has the largest, best and
Il most comPiets assortment Of all kinds of
READY MADE CLOTHING,
Of the latest and most approved styles. Of excel
lent material and well made, which he offers to
sell, cheaper than was ever heard of.
We can show you all styles of Frock, Dress
and Sack Goats, Vests and Pants of every style,
fashion and color. Summer Goats in ENDLESS
VARIETY. Every description of Linen, Duck,
Grass Cloth, striped and checkered. In fact,
every thing in the line Of Ready Made Clothing
TO furnish the outer man.
Who'll ALEi
We would call the attention of Country Mer-
chants to our new and extensive stock. We can
and will sell them Clothing cheaper, and on as
favorable terms as they can buy in st. Louis.
FURNISHING GOODS.
Wa have splendid assortment of Shirts, Col
lars, Crayats, Stocks, Hosiery of all kinds Draw
ers, Gloves, &C., &c., which we will sell CHEAP
for cash.
Adhering to our motto EXCELSIOR, and de-
ternined not to lag behind in the progress of the
age, we intend not to relax our efforts to deserve
the patronage of a generous public. We invite
all, whether purchasing or examining, to call
in at our New Store and see our stock and prices.
They shall not be dissatisfied with style, qsali-
ty or price.
GSy Recollect the place-CHARLEs FRIES
Clothing Store on LeVee, opposite Steamboat
Landing.
The public's obedient servant,
- CHARLES FRIES.
Leavenworth City, June Is, 1855. 40 If