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~wu,-rouu REUBFN NICKEL
wHfTCOrG9 & NICKEL,
Attorneys at Law and 1enerai
Land Agents,

MoNrEzUMA, PowEsHIEK CO. IOWA
WILL attend to all busness sntrds'ed !. thsl
w care in poweshiek, Iowa, Benton, lama.
Marshall, and Jasper counties.
Collections will receive special attention.
Rsfer to B. Douglass s. Co, s.. Louis; jno'
Block 4 Co. Pi,tsburs w A. l. shnmway,
philadelphia; Benzinger & Co.. Baltimore hon
= 4. Curtis, Warren, Pennsyivaoia; Hon u.
4. Barrett, Chorhsld Pennsylvania; Edltor PITTS
burg ssDaily Union," &c.
June 8, 1855.
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NEW ST0 RE.
III d. woo DIV A X ID.

III -. w ~ - ID w \ IL ~.
wAoIssals & Retail Dealer in
Dr. Goods, Hats and Caps, Clothing, Wattht.
and Clocks, Gold and Plated lewelry
BOOTS AND SHOES;
Also iargc and well selected stock OF
NOTIONS AND FANCY GOODS,
v1oiius, Acccrdeone, Flutes Glass and Fancy
Boxes.
Ne. ~ Malt. st, sca.h size, between SO 4th Sts
EEOKUK, IOWA.
HAVING been engaged exclusively II tae
V Whoiesals Trade in New Albany Ind, and
okfll holdins an interest there, will enable me st
eoemsrly,t 10 bay my goods By the package OF I'm
poesore ana Manufactures. Thss placed on the
oaas found ~ our Cincinnati ard Saint LOUIS
vAniesaie deatsrs can safely pledge mysen 70
duplicate any bill pur chased IN our western critics
re cisfxcns or this place and the surfoundihs
oouatry, - we'll a. merchants, are sniciteo 70
Gall AND EXAMINE FOR rHEMsELVks, ea
ehoil take pleasure ia shelving my Goods
1ono S1-dAw II. ID. WON" hhD.
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J. HUTCHINSON. JAS De" En-
Merchant Tailors;
Third Street, betueen Main and Jo@nSoh,
KEOKUK. IOWA.
TrAYE lust received, al their Fashionable Tall
I'll orsng and Furnishing Establishment, choice
~ eveellsns supply Of Hroadcioths, Caasiineres
v..,;n~<. and Ceatiemen's Furnishing Goods oil
II descriptions, and guarantee that their work
shall be done In the most approved ai,d sa'isiac-
tory manner They are constantly receiving The
Nev York and Philaiephia Fashions, and re-
pectfully solicit all who desire good work and
tie best m1terial to give them call.
HUTCHINSON & DEWEY.
April S, 1855. dly
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4. l.. eoNEApLE. 0to. .. sMyTH. NJ corn. sLE
CONNABLE. SNIYTn Il 90.
p..-..ax.---4 ',s", =

GONNA BYlE.
Wholesale Grscers, dea
Forwarding mud 20
Nos 81 al
A RE now receiving
II heir spring stock. w
at very low rates. The
defs th, } may be favore'
100 hhds n q Susar,
Sc bills bclchot's clfJ,
rs +" loaf anu crushed
leo sc y II molassgs,
he /" plantation
30 g Bclchel's y II X
golden syrup,
80 pkEs hi bt1l . kgs do
zoe sacks Rp cchee,
80 pockets old gov lava Ok
soc kegs nails,asSt sizes
90 boxes soap,
90 do ster candles,
10 do mf uld DO
& bf chests teas asst,
so buxes do
100 bxs chewing tobacco
various brands,
90 bxs cut chewing and
smoking do
DO nj rcgalia aud principe
cigars,
rs boxes Cuba SKIES,
soc bu pr me ID. APPLES,
BOO nu pfiuIe ID. Peaches,
TOO pEgs saieratus, b5ls ,
boxes, kegs,
IS kegs = { sodn,
seo bills wrapp'g paper,
100 reams let. n cnIb DO
30 phgs | ~ s. J mac kerei
8 drums Cocfl \,
50 bss smoked herring,
S cases safd,nes,
10 tierees rice,
% bills tai,
20 " latch e. rosfn
70 bAs NJ /" ralsins,
20 hf and Or hss do
! case prunes, In boxes,
30 boxes citron,
500 drums figs,
20 bbls Dayton ole.fresh
rs boxes mustard,
l6 g corn star Oh,
so dog brooms,
800 lbs broom txine,
IS boxes ases,
10 bills efacaers,
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pESNSYLyANIA RAILROAD.
EslS1 @, IN; |. &c 49,

"" HE GTeal Ceatral Route, connecting the A.
| lsnt,c citi4s with Western, Northwestern
and Southwestern States, BY continuous Rail-
way direct. Tits road also connects at Pitts
burg with daily line Of Steamers TO all ports OR
the Western Rivers ard at Cleveland aud San
duskg with Steamers 10 all ports on the North
western Lakes; nakiaE the most flrec'. cheapest
and reliable route by which FREIGHT can be
forwarded TO and from the Great Vest
RATES BETWEEN rHlLADELPHrA AND pirTsBuR6.
FIpsr Class - Boots, Shoes,
Dry Goods, Cir boxes lurst 70 c. per looio.
Fsatnere. &c.
ri Class Books and Station
ery, Dry Goods lin bales), : 20 {. per loQ'b.
Hardware Leather Wool )
Sd Glass; nviIs, Bagglng,
Baeou and Pork ('a bulk 90 &c. peF ioo'b,
HEMP, &c,
an Class -Cofee, Fish. Bal
con aud Pork packed, Lard} 10 c. PER iQoib.
and Lad Oh.
g2- In shipping Goods from any point East q
phtiaaolphia, be particular to mark package ,ela
pesnsy rama Railroad " All Goods consigned
10 the AGENTS OF this Road at Philadelphia or
p,tsharr. viii he forwarded vi hont detention.
FRsIguT AGENTS ~ Moses Potter, Boston /; J.
T.. Eliot, N York &. J Sneede~, Philadelphia;
Maeraw 4 koons. Baltimore Geo. {. Francis
Gus. Pitshnrg Sprigman g. Brown. Clncnna-
II, Ohio ]. s. Moore head, Louisville, Ky. X.
G. Medium, Madison, Ind; Ratclif Co, 81.
Louis, Mo, y s. Mitchell son, Evansville,
Indiana.
II II. HOUSTON,
General Ffeien, Agent, Philadelphia.
II. J. LOMBAERT, Sap't, Altoona, Pa.
Fea. t. 1885 ~
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W LIVERY STABLE, 6
On johnson Street, 6etweea Isl and I'd.
BY WILLIAM II. CLEGHONN.

BY WILLIAM IA. CLEGHOxN.
THIS establishment il large, eommodioaI.
i well arranged and amply provided with x -
horses well trained for harness, % well as with
Carriages, Bnggies aud Hacks, open and closes
covered and half covered, OF every description,
ada pied to convenience or luxury.
Horses and Carriages Of residents OF the city
or visitors from abroad kept on moderate terms,
and carefully attended to by men thoroughly
skilled in the business.
Horses bought and sold on commission and on
my own account at all times
May IS, 1850. diy
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Coatinss and Pnntal ,onries.

uHu
DRAP D Etes, Casiinefes, lweeis, Doe SKIES
IL and Crave Coatings. TwiIled and Plain dun
dee Linens. bleached linen drill, cord aud duck
Brown and Bnf Coating and window shade I'm.
ems, choice assortment received ard now open
p. d. FOSTER.
April %, 1855
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FLOWS AND WAGONS !!
G.. Nj. HUSTON.
WHOLESALE DEALER IN NOTIONS AMI
FANCY DRY GGOrs
pa huin street keekuk tau-u

n
FANCY DRY GGOrs,
ga nuin street, keskuk. Town
LWAls on hand genera assortment OF Hih
a hons, carpets, LEcef, Edgings, Insertion .nf
Millinery Goods IL general, with iatee essort-
ment OF white goods, Hosiery, Comforts, Gloves
Sufpenders- Cap, Letter and Fancy Note Pspefs.
Enyelaps common and fancy, blank Books fapc,
soaps Hail OIL Cologne and pc RUNE ry otAlik1nat
= large assortment of pocket cutlery, scissors
EazuIs Pistols, Clocks gold and silver Watcher
andJewelfJ OF alldeseiiptions, quality andpficet;
also large and sc neralass ortment Il Con.ss But
tons, Threads, Pins, needles, spectacles an ca.
SEES, Port Monies, fine assortment OF Pocket
Wallets, Memorandum Books, Pencils shawn,
BtuahcE aud BOXES, fancy work Boxes Goysl, 8
and Bye PROJECTORS. Ina word everything com
prised III The
NOTION AND FANCY GOODS LINE.
Also large assortment Of
FINE CIGARS,
tceordeons and flutinas of all grades.
Our stock v III be found very heavy and com.
Ioto, our goods having been selected fr the .arl,
fnce TO the requirements OF he western msrkcte
are confident we can give satisfaction to IN =
regards both quality and prices as we i1fend 10
compete with the 81. Louis market and will cell
low, nota little lower than any house IN the
West
Ne sell ri WHOLESALE ONLY and contns
ourselves TO one particular branch of business
hHd OF course buy and sell cheaper than persons
keeping pr omiscuous stock We would respect
fully request Merchants, Pedlars aad Dealers in
general, to give US call and examine our stock
ing elsewhere, as we think they will lind il greatly
TO their vantage. Call at No. 80 Main street,
e, N. HUSTON.
sept 1, 1885, d&w
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Notice

WOODEN WARE.
Is dozen booklets 9 and hoops,
100 nest tabs, g and = III
10 dozen We buckets,
10 dozen halt bushels,
. do churns,
5 DO tar Buckets,
80 do hrooms,
I0o Dc wash boards.
% gross clothes pms. patent and plain.
- dozen wood faucets,
50 do shoe brushes,
5 10 large tnbs. home manufacture
For sale by CLEGHORN & HARRISON
April Ii. 1855. v
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kc0kuk DOOk-Bindery

BLANK BOOK MANDATORY.
pLANK BOOKS made and ruled 10 any required
- pattern,-Court Records, Iustice5' Docketr,
Assessors Books. Poll Books, Sc, Il c. furnish
ed at short notice.
~ old Books, Magazines, Music, sc. hound
or -souns / n any style desired.
~ My Pindery will be found on Nam, between
second and Third streets, sign of the Orig
BO0K,n ISAAC n. PIERCE.
Jan 26, tsbi.-d&w
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4 LII Gentlemen who are in want Of anya
Il kind of Summer Hat are requeste, -
to call and get one al ..Tho Emporium Of Fash.
iop." A fresh ot OF new Summer styles lust
received. for sale cheap Straw Goods Of all
kinds, Lsghorn. Pedals Pananas, Palm I-f
&c. +. &c, IN great var ETY.
For sale cheap at A. C. SHELDON'S,
"a Main Street
Call and look at them and secure you rice
summer hat.
July H. 1855
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SO Reward.

9 RAYED from the plantation of the suhscr-
VI Der three weeks ago, large black mare
about sixteen and half hands high. square hip
ped and heavy made. FIVE years old last spr,Hg,
thin III flesh, no willie or other Particular marks
nbou, her recollected. unshod, and was, when
she left little tender in her front feet will
pay the above named reward to any person that
will deliver her to me in ST. Franrisviiie, Mis-
sonri, or to Mr.. Robb, on the farm on Sting
Prairie, formerly owned and occupied bv Levi
Miiedge. WA. s. ALLEN.
July Is, 1855. u9m
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DREss GoODs.-A large aud varied stock of
~ silk Tissues, Satin striped, figured and
plain. Bareges, Lingarfiias, Coup D. E ats, Ty-
cleans, French Jaconets and BrllIiarts, Lawns,
&c just received bv r. d. FOSTER.
April -. 1852.
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Embr.iderie., Lnces. ~.

CyLEEVTS, Collars, aud Chemisertes, Camhrlc
= and Swiss Fiounc,ng., Edgings, 4 lnsertings,
Real Thread Laces, EIglngs and Bohhns, ane
Saxony Thread Edgings ~ great variety Inst re-
ceiyeaby D. FOSTER
Anil d 1871
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Mckee Il Iinnherm =
LIVERY STABLE.

THIS stablt, situated OF Ihld street, between
l. Maln and Bloudeau streets, is large and com
modous and especially fitted up and adapted for
the business, and the undersigned are amply pre-
pared 10 accommodate their friends aud the pub
liz generally, with Saddle Horses Bugeies. and
Carriages at reasonable rates. They also keen
Horses by the dsy, week or month.
SAML. MCKEE,
w. ZIMMERMAN.
Keekuk. Oct. II 1894. If
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shop formerly occupied BY J. C Trmble, No. 50
Nam Street,
His stock consists of the best material 10 be
found ~ the Cincinnati ket, and he can cher
Inducements TO the trade either 1t wholesale or
retail.
WHIPS
He has also every style Of whips, which can
he had at wholesale lower than any where else
in this city.
partcus Intention giyento REfAiKINs. Job
will be don, Il the shortest notice, and in Eoos
style.
keokuk, Feb. 10, 1855, d&wl
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Alcxander's Pclamicus,
Tne Great American Hair ionic

The Great American aair 1Onic.
IA HAT is more desired by the young than he
w luxariant locks OF youth and teaut.? What
is more dreaded by the middle aged than gray
hairs? Who that Is old but would avert bald.
ness? which can all be accomplished by using
AisxandsT's Peiamicus; SO universally ackHoWs3S
edged to be the most superior article for besutl.
fying the Hair. and which Is equally eficacioua-
in preserving ,ts natural health.
For Sale at 81 Main street, BY
I'D. MiNCHELL&COs
June26. dtf
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Just Received.

Just Received.
nIRECT from The rnatufactory OF Dawson,
II Warren & Hide, a large ami we'll assorted
stock Of Gold Pens ranging from the largest Of
fee down to the finest pointed Lades' Pen. The
reputation Of the manuiactors il guarantee
enough for the quality.
Also some fine Gold Pencils with Pens
g NJ. HUSTON.
JAN %, '35. dAw
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W HoIEsAIE AND RETAIL.
/ l.. II. TURNER has purchased
the entire stock OF S. b. taood-
rich & Co. and vii! carry on the
- business OF saddle and harness
mnklnC La all its hranchea n thu
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7 L CURE MANQUE, or Social and Religious
Ia Customs in France. BY Eugene de Cour-
cilon. For sale BY
j. T. CAVE s. SON.
June 81, 1855. Main Stree
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NEW HOPE, or tbs Rescue.

4 TALE OF the Great ksnawha One OF The
a most spirited and granh'c pictures Of West
ern life ever written. JTCAVE SONy1
July 81, 1875. div
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Guns, Ammunition, Fishing
Tackle, &c.
JOHN KAHHRHDEIHs.

Manufacturer, Impo'1cr nnd lFhoIcsGh
- and RciaH Deaicr in Shoi, Gnn$
Rifles, Pistols, Fishing Iuckic. ana
all kinds Of Sporiny Apparatus,
Together with general assortment of
MATERIALS FOR GUN MAKERS.
N. o.. Cor. OF Walnut and
Second Streets. l'hil;idcip plli;l {.
All at which, and such other articles as
Dclong To his line oI business, will be sold
as'low as Gun he afforded by any establish
mcnt in the United States.
= In testimony o his skill as a manu:s ctur.
or, the Franklin Institute OF Ph!!aucIpIla,
hns awarded 10 him sine 1910, TWO ccrt,ti-
catts, six silver mcG...s, and cue recall
Z. preiIlm; and in 1854, the Crystal Palace
ofNcw York, awarded TO him IA medal, the
only one awarded Tor Shot, Guns and r..
ley in the United States.
t%'tkridcr's Sporting Anecdotes" illus.
strsiye of certain varieties of Alncrcnn
Gina c, with remarks on The Character OF
The Dog, Field Dogs, Snlre, Woodcock,
DUAL, Partridge, Duck and Pidgeon match
piiootIng. OH The Rice Bunting or Read
Bird, Grass Pover, flull.Icaucd or Colder
tRioyer, canvass Hack and Red Headed
Duck, American hWiJgeon, Scuup Duck
and Canada Goose. S;l.0O.
.3s Address JOHN KRIDER, Second and
Walnut, philadelphia.
Aug. al is54. "A ".
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GiY BLANKS For Sale a, .hi. Office.
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Dyspepsia Can Be Cured
PAuLDl>G touSTy, Dalton, Ga,
.Numust 2Gtl, lSjl.
,lr. cHAELr, BrI,OrME,

MT. I HAEl.E~ IEliOEME,
DGAI 81" For several wears past |
have been severely afflicted viii, <:ck head
aches, and alter irvInY every ii'irT | could
li,ln. OF, and rccri, iuc 40 benefit " liiicvrr,
! Al l. / gave nry$rli up d. u confirmed.
dy>ii,,nr. Bat I,carm" OF your ,rcpAra-
ton. '.l'hc Eal<nIn ri LIE" | concluded
/" "tv" 'hat Il trial also. and pr"curch two
bottles '.nn v"nr iyrnt DIR. j. 4. D,rman.
"i Darl.nYi"n, :. E., aud from lhc time !
began iu take II. have not had sliIule
n!t;m X ni hca'!acir, unt, nnw ic,I IN hopes
thai even HE iwo bottles have made Il cure
"i me. Ia, tearing HAT | inav have II
relapse, lave determined Ia continue il
longer. ana cncio>c you y 10 90 Inr which
YOU will please send as many bottles as is
customary tor that amount. By Rail Road.
Respectfully yours,
Join J. GREEN.
j. S.-P'casc forward by expires, train
Sept. 6, 1891 45 It
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Tine. I,II ,.;,,x
cinI %'Is IT, rn ln'S nr'nG c"mrnsrd entirely Of mcdi
Will. ,l,. ,.u ~ II ,""si m,tnrss nature
Inv. ., - "..'''! ,"''''n '"! possess
nearly rx.rv n,-, ,r ,L ,',.iI !,ri !''''' w
success ,l.v Inv. m,.t viii ,','Ls 'i.,
SIa,r !. nos, ,.,,r,,r,l;,,,s, wv" ,''"';' .he
.u,n,J ,,,,,; ,'''''! |t' -" 'lS: Is pri-
~ n,;,,,. w. .',' @ N:'.'''"' c'''c'"y IN me cure
,J H,,,',,i, ''''', uH"tHers "i HE Liver
,L, i; . ~ " W. i'' Nclc III "SInS
Jm c;I H. Iw'.s I.; Will ' 'litsc'l"''S' sci
WEiE\ESs WI n,:",I ~ nv
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rn rno,.,...,,o 49,
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iI.pt ,f Iii, ,,I. -, 49, "'e.! !" IcH-
nf L.nl,h t,L w." r,in ''' Il ote''''iG s','e
wa,liny :,,,,v =, :, ,L,,I t, !;I'r, ''.":ly
lions mil vn;,, -, ,nn,.,;,,, ii;'i III
unrasiurss tu his Cr.,,i. s I LII Hi,.t
yurin,,s ,n.,i;n,I ',,.',, ~ -, ne n'i,i enhsr'cn
lie nj las, u>,.J ,n,,, pill i =.
dcnrc. ,yns r.,,,,r.J ., L'I, IT, .' ,I.''; l",r
lie lately ru;r;,,.J r., Vrw VII ',j ,as ;"s'.
ri,trn to say. i'm, he w,s "'.r..r "''i ~
health, and desired mr. ,n,rn,,;,,, ,',,, LII, H., m
circumstance. n,.,,, :,isr - ,,,.',, , m' ,,, InI
my wife had derived srra, b,.n,,;, rr", ,,,,. 'a ..
of your Pills. | remain Sir vnnrs ,,.S,.., ,r,ii,
CHARLES SMITH. Dss.niin. Mn;.,.r -
A PERMANENT CIltE or a DISEASED
LIVER, OF MANY YEARS, nIiI,aTI,,N
Copy Of a Letter from NJ. Gam, IH,m;.,
IeouH. 10 Proi;ssor IIoUowny
Dear Sir,-In this district yonr Pills com.
nan,l n more extensive sale ibrn nnv n,hrr
proprietary medicine before tl. rubic Az
proof oftilrir efficacy in I.,vcrand Bilious Cum
plants mly mention the follow in. case. A
lady "fthis Town with whom | am personally
acquainted, for Years was n severe sufferer
from disease of The Liver anl digestive organs;
lcrnlcdical attendant assured her that l,c could
do n"lhing 10 relieve her snilcrings, and it was
not likely she could survive ,u,tny muntI,s-
This announcement naturally caused rr.a,
alarm nlnong her friends and relations, and they
induced her 10 make II trial of your Pills, which
so imro.c cL her general health lhni she was
induced, 10 continue lllciu unit. she =. crivcti
perfect cure. This is twelve months ago, and
she has not experienced any SYMPTOMS Of re-
n ",' ,h,. "''" .mr' %t..;"n INA. @ your r'' nave
IVY ''' ' remain. Dear rs Sir r vours ,rulv
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Improved Cotton Gins.

lhtnkinl Tor past iavunrs The subscriber wish
cs |" In'"rm The public that he still manulac-
lnr's Cation t:ius 1T his establishment in Stale
burg, On tiic rn"sl improved and approved plnn-
",ich lie thinks that the cnit"n ginncd on one
of Those gins Of The late Improvement is worth
1T least Il quarter Of Il cent mere than tie cot.
uarlurcs them on the most snpl. construction.
of the finest nsl, and Of the hest materials to
vii, Si:cl SAWS and Steel Plated Ribs Case
I'm arlcned which he will sell for S. per Saw
lie ais" repairs old gins and puts Them in com
rtc order at the shortest uulcc. All orders for
GINS will he promptly aud pnnct,E,lly attended
to. WILLIAM ELLISON.
Statcburs, Sumter Dist, S. G.. Feb H. 26
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ROBERT "A. Y0NGUE,
COLENBIi, $. G..
BEGS leave to call the attention of h
ricnds and the public to his
Large and handsome Stock

OF JEWEI.Rl, Nc.
In addition tu his inrinrr stock. he has inst
received II new and cAIri,>v. assortment of
GOLD and SILVER WATCHES, Mlnrcl
tLOCkS nfcvery variety, Silver and Ph,,rd
Ware, a large variety; Military and Fancy
Gnnds; Guns, Rifles, Spnrlsman's Apparatus, :,
Fine Pocket and Table Cutlery, and large
assortment nf FANCY GOODS.
lIS prices will he found. nn examination, to
i'c a.. nulrrIlr AS 1T amy other establishment
in the South. Thankful for past i;lvorS. he So
licits continuance Of lhr patronage OF his
former friends and customers.
March -. 1851. 20 w.
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Notice

The subscriber having completed his ar,
rnngcIncnls for making Sash, Blinds and Pan.
nell Doors bcgS leave To inform lli friends and
the public, that he Is prepared 10 furnish ui
short notice, Sash oInll sizes priInr and glazed,
Blinds to sui, any size widows, painted or moi
and Panncll Doors OF any size or make, II pur
ton Of public patronage is respectfully solicited.
His work is all done ny hand and ont Of good
srasun material.
500 lights ot3 = 10 Sash ready for delivery
to suit 'ndows ofl2, 10, or Is lights.
JAMES BELL.
Sumlcrvllc, April, IL, 1904, ~ II
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and the public, that he has recently enlarged
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EA'h " holesaZe Tin Ware
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Dealers IN Plain Jaranncd Tin Ware,
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cfincfy sO rs 10 enahlc lhcnl tn supply
tie great demand in Tie above ,nc with
neatucss and despatch. Our ware is OF the
best make and warranted not 10 teak.
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terms.
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Carriage Shop,

and procured the services of several goo'l work
men, and is now ready 10 build Vehicles ofany
description ut the shortest notice. lie PROMISES
10 repair with ncntness and despatch and sat
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in this place, which they are prepared Ia
sell at prices lower than any o,hcr c,tab.
liS'imrnt in Columbia.
Their tIn,hing is manufactured by them.
selves with particular reference to rh!~
market, and they feel warranted tn say il
Is inferior in none. aud SUPERIOR 'rD
MOST CLOTHING Offered in anr part
OF the country. Their business is con-
Quoted upon the Que price cash principle,
and the price of their gmnls mar! cd IN
PLAN ii-Hrcs upon caclr article l'y which a
uniformity nI price is observed, and the
inexperienced buyer is enabled IN make
his purchases NJ as low rate, rs the more
experienced and better judge. Persons
Wishing C"'nnhil are respectfully inv.lc,!
To IN examination of nlir stucl and prices.
February 18th, lSJl. lG-ly.