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GREAT FIRE I!
SKY LIGHT
DAGUERnE0TYPE MINIATURES.

NrR. HASTINGS would respectfully an
vi nounce to the Ladies and Gentlemen OF
Council Bluffs and its vicinity. that having re
turned to this place, he is now taking Colorcd
Daguerreotvpe Miniatures, in superior style,
equal TO any in the West uccorling to prices.
Likencsses taken on setting of a fe| sec
onds. from O'Clock A, N. to4P. NJ, in all
kinds Of weather. All pictures warranted t.
be durable, and satisfactory to the persons sit
ting.
Prices. from one dollar and fifty cents TO Ave
dollars, for single pictures
uTLadies and Gentlemen are invited 10 call
and examine specimens.
IJ@A first rate Camera and Apparatus for
sale Instruction given in the art.
~ Rooms on Broadway, few doors above
the Pacific House, and mex, 0 Johnson and
Casady's Land Office.
January 10. IS55.-n32 IF
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MEDICINES
? A mn a kN7rIyn To TITDL TyIE AGTYE

MEDICINES
WARRANTED TO CURE TIE AGUE.
Roward's Tonic Mixture,
Western Tonic Syrup,
Bragg's Indian Queen Tonic Pills,
Thomnson's Tonic Powders.
For Darrhea, Summer Complaints, and
other diseases,
Rowand's Syrup of Blackberry,
Essence of Life,
Cholera Syrup.
JAynes' Popular Medicines,
Molfatt's Pills and Bittcrs,
Syrupof Sarsaparilla.
And various other Fumily Medicines, for
sale at the Store under the Bugle Office, by
WIN. d. JOHNSON.
OmahaNcbraska, an. 10. 1853.
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-04-24

HAVE YOU AN ORCHARD GROWING /?
If not, be sure and get one at once. Now
is the time to order your trees, and if ordered
nov you will be certain to get what you order
Delays are dangerous and should not be indulg-
ed in. will furnish any variety Of fruit or
ornamental trees you may wish, in good time
for setting delivered in t.,is city, on the most
reasonable terms if ordered soon. ! will also
paw cash for good Garden Seeds.
II. A. TERRY.
Council Bluffs January l9. 1854
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-04-24

GOOD HORSES AND CAH6fA0k6
TO fET.
AT the Livery au1 oa3s sable q 6aic's
gxoAanss. ~ 1-A XAaL =
] 7Censeil Bluffs. DssesAs 81 laAAn1le.A
IS }I ron sALB. eb q ksslsa
t 4 nice veil s;tusseo l6t u ~ en11yn
hiah arc neat aad comiertohle 1EaSt4HA
Enluire OF J. =. JoHS94N. 4Qt.
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-04-24
ALDEN, HOWE, AND WEIGH.
General Dealers in Real Estate
AND EXCHANGE,

FLORENCE, NEBRASKA TERRITORY.
CLAIMS Upon the Public Lands bought and
~ sold. Loans negotiated on reasonable terms,
Collections made, aud Money remitted with
promptness and dispatch. Maps illustrating
any section Of the Territory furnished as re-
quirsd, upon payment of So; also letters expiana-
yaru - the
NATU RAJ AU Exxy
of Nebraska, OF any portion thereof transmitted
upon the receipt Of 81.
REFEREHCES.
J. E Johnson, r Bluff City, Iowa
Stn.-man 4 DoAAell, {" q"
McMahos = Wilt ans,
Green. Weare e. Benton, Bankers, -
NJ w. lizard, Gov. ofN. T., Omaha City, N. T.
March, 2, 1855. haz~u.
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-04-24
FREMONT HOUSE.

THE undersigned having rsce htly taken and
j rrfitted the above well ,known aud p"Palsr
Public House. lie trusts BY the stsjst sttels-
ous attentiea 10 tho wants of hia gueptA p saest
liberal share of public fasoy, c0a4dapee prd
patronage. His tables viii Be sptSSd wilh he
best ih1 market affords, and n6 psiss wns y
spared To- make his guests sgrssseeey seae1s
anI comfortable. as T4vd C8RI.K.s
Council Bluff. April 10. 81. svss tAhSraz
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FOR SALE.

nne mile iom Council Bluff City, the north
~ east quarter. of north east quarter, of Sec
ton 27, Township IS, Range Al. Continuing
40 acres. all under fence and cultivation,
couple of good houses on it. For further par
ticulars iuqu re at my office. St. Mary, Feb.
7th, 1885.
PETER A. SARPY
n37 SIN
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COM " Z RCIAL .
COUNCIL BLUEFs CRY,
Friday Morning. April %, 1855. !

CORRECTED sxsI WEEKLY M TIE KDIroR.
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-04-24

T LUMBER PINE LUnDnps-----
TIME Subscribers would inform tAsi Si6ss0s
,hat So soon a. the aaviga,ion q he NiSesss.
is resumed, they viii ship to this placsss 6fgs
stock Of Pine lumber, including dfesed 16os.
ing aud shelving, doors, Windows aa1 1ess
franoes, sash AMI anything IN shsa koes ahinh
they will cell at greatly rsducod psasas sl1 ~
- '''' b. LiNDLEY & C..
Council Bluffs lows FEB. 18th. s. n30sef
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-04-24
NOTICE.

1 corporation under the name Of "'Thc Coun
n Gil Blatfs aud Nebraska Ferry Company"
has been organized under the general corpora
ton law of the State of Iowa, and its principal
place for transncting business is the couutiug
room of james A. Jackson, Council Bluff city
iowa, The nature Of the business Of the com
pauy is TO p ocure boats and TO keep and maip-
tain ferries on the Missouri, Elk Horn and Loap
Fork Rivers and to carry on trade with the Ia-
dians and whites along said line
The capital stock OF the company Is eleven
thousand dollars, negotiable aud transit IA
by vote Of the majority Of a board Of directors
and TO be paid III upon call Of the board Of di-
Tectors. @9&-
The time of commencement Of said ineorpo
ration W as the 23d July 1883, 10 continue TWEEN
ty years. ...-.s.
The affairs Of the company TO be conducted by
board Ct directors, consisting Of \ president.
secretary, treasurer and other directors. 10 bs
eIeeIed annually on the hrst Monday Of each
year. s...
The indebtedness of the company shall q no
time exceed the sum of seven thousand dollsss
L - IA
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-04-24

ISAAC n. ALDEN, FRANK T.. WEIGH.
Cko. HOWE.
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-04-24

II. D. JOHNSON, J.. cAsADY, J. D. TEST.
The true Democrat., 1855-07-17

A MANIAC ON THE STEETs.--The city was the scene ot intense excitement yesterday af. terDoon, caused by the freaks of crazy man on horseback. He IS a respectable citizen of the city, but is subject to periodical attacks of insa- nitv at the return of warm weather in the spring These attacks continue for several weeks. His first freak yesterday was to bun dle up horse-comb and brush, a book styled Catalogues of Devils," another called 6" My Perplexities among Counselors," and "Robin- son Crusoe;'' these he put under his arm and mounting his horse, started of through the city at a tremendous speed, flashing and spurrine his horse like madman as he was He. first went to Dr. Walters residence, called the Dr. out, shook hands with him and then knocked him down. Then he dashed furausly down to the post-office, drove his horse up the steps inside and played sad havoc with the windows of the general delivery. Rushing from the post office, he started down Smithheld, and turned down Diamond alley to the market Perfectly unmindful where he went, he drove his horse through groups of children or wher- ever he could do mischief. Fortunately no one was injured Going along Diamond alley, he broke several large store windows. A large and indignant crowd, supposing him drunk, fol- lowed him, crying 'kill him. kill him." When he got to the market he was about to overturn and break things generally, when the police seized him. He resisted them and savage encounter followed. It is serious business to attempt the arrest of raving maniac. Officer Frost received several severe blows on the head, and others were injured. They finally over powered him.-PaHsburg Gnzette.
The true Democrat., 1855-07-17
THE CUBAN hteyestsno Reye

THE CUBAN EXPEDITION N.-Laterestinq Reve- ations.-Some strange revelations are made in the New York Sun concerning certain leading American "fllibusters' of such a character as to make great noise in certain cir cles. The pith of these disclosures is that sun- dry retired officers of the United States army, agreed to get up military force to protect the landing of arms for the Cubans, for which it is alleged they received $1OOOO in hand Two steamers were chartered, in consideration of which S5O,OOO were at once paid down; in 30 days thereafter $5O,O0O more was advanced, followed by an additional $5O0OO when the captain reported himself ready to sail.
 The money was all paid in good faith, and all of it was to be forfeited if the recipients did not start in 30 days from the time the vessels were reported for sea- But when the time came for sailing it is charged that the government was informed by the contracting parties of the scheme on foot, and the result was the whole affair was knocked in the head. The govern ment at Washington was let into the secret, ant so were the Cuban authorities. And thus say the Sun, $15O,OOO were swept away by on foul, atrocious piece of treachery. The Su also makes allusion to a" dismissed cihef," wh was to receive $1, 100000 when he had estab lished Cuban Independence.
The true Democrat., 1855-07-17


 PattsJlug Po., June 9th, 1855. To tue E1ltor cf tie Stark County Democrat
 SIR-Not having the pleasure of your per- sonal acquaintance but having accidentally pe- rused your paper of the 7th instant which was handed to me by one of your typographical brethren of this city, and having noticed therein a communication addressed to the "Presdept and members of the Pittsburg Synod of the Lu- theran church. signed Many Lutherans of Stark county,' and being an active member of that church 1 therefore hope and expect your columns may be open for few lines from a friend, though a stranger to you. Yesterday l read the communication above referred to, to a number of prominent members of our church here and some from the country. all of whom heartily approved of the course adoptodbv Many Lutherans of Stark countv,7 and we even go further than to solicit our Synod to answer tho questions propounded in that communication, to- wit: Whether 1t is consistent with the doctrines of our church, for d minister or lay member, to connect himself by an oath with a secret, midnight political order, proscnptive and intolerant in its charac- ter, and opposed to the principles of persons worShipplng God according to the dictates of theT own consclence?"
 We shall demand of each and every one of our ministers, respectively to answer from the pulpit, a question similar to the above, and we hope, that throughout our country the members of our church will do the same The reasons which impel us to adopt such a course are ob vlous, for how can we with any christian feel ing assemble with men around the sacramental altar, and partake of the body and blood of our Savior, when we know at the same time there are men participating with, or perhaps, administering the same to us, who are sworn to lie.
 IfDr Martin Luther were now alive, and in our midst, his eloquent and convincing voice could be heard, and if any of his followers, as ministers, would refuse to answer such oues- tlons, he would again, as he did often before, denounce them as "sneaking and clandestine preachers" We assuredly look for bold, fearless, and Martin Luther-like response on that subject from the Synod in your paper of next week.
 The Presbpterians at New Wilmington, in this State, assembled in Synod on the 17th of May last, adopted the following resolu- tion.
 Resolved, That in the judgment of this Presbytery, the principles of our church ex- clude from communion the members of the secret society, called know nothings, and the members of all such societies, and that the Presbytery direct sessions to enforce this opln- ion."
 We, as Lutherans, contemplate pursuing this course-that If our ministers decline to purge our church of Christless members, we design to purge 1t of Chrietless preachers
 Yours very truly, LUTHERAN OF PITTSBURGH
The true Democrat., 1855-07-17
Know Nothing Lodge for Sale,

The Delaware (Ohio) Standard of the 21st inst, contains the following:
 Whereas, q bill was made last fall at the livery stable by L. S. Covel and L. D. Boynton. under the direction of the know nothing lodge ofthis place. which bill said lodge agreed to pay: and whereas, suit has been brought, and an ex- ecution levied against the above named persons, on said bill;
 "Now, therefore, the books and seal and other property appertainng to the secretary's office of Hiram Council containing the constitution and bylaws, minutes proceedings, names ofmem- oers' names of persons proposed, elected and rejected, and various other matters, will be sold to the highest bidder at the door of the postof- lice, on Saturday, June 23, at half-past three o'clock, P. M, to pay said debt.
 L. D. BOYNTON.
 Secretary of Hiram Council"
The true Democrat., 1855-07-17

HIGH AUTHORITY AGAINST THE KNOW N oTH- ING PARTY.--The Journal of Commerce. a highly conservative Northern paper, thus speaks ot the know-nothing party. We commend it's remarks to all true Southern Union men:
 With the single exception of the State of New York, know nothingsm in the northern and north, western States has only served as watchword to unite the anti-democratic factions; and the compound is found to contain a more concentrated virus of sectional fanatcism than either of the simples of which it is composed. The State where know nottingham has most completely triumphed is the State which has most disgraced itself by abolition madness and rebellion. How can 1t be expected that the South will throw itself into the embrace of such party. We djd at one time hope that k7oao- notbugism ao0ua pour oil upon the troubled a0aters cf sectional strife--but ooe hope so no longer It has shown it's clovcn feet too distinctly to be any longer trusted. If the country Is to be saved from the dangers which threaten it, the demo cratic party is doubtless the appointed medium. We are therefore not sorry, but glad, to see old Nrgirnia successfully breasting the tide which has already swept over so large portion of the country"
The true Democrat., 1855-07-17
A LUTHERAN OF PITTSBURGH.

CHARACTERISTIC ANEoDoTE. During the last session of Congress man, well known as deeply interested in the mail-steamer bill then before the House, approached Mr. Benton while he was walking in Pennsylvania Avenue, and said "Good morning. Mir. Benton" The sa- lute was returned. "I see the mail steamer bill is up to-day" "Yes, sir" Benton, couldn't you be prevailed upon to go for the employ ment of more steamers by the government?" "Yes sir, upon one condition" The fellow smiles as if he was going to get Roland" of suggestion for his " Olver'' of a bribe: "Aye on one condition-that they could be used to transport such rascals as you are to some distant penal coony!'
The true Democrat., 1855-07-17
NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS!!
 For Cash Only.

tNE have just received per steamboat Exchange W our Eastern purchases, which consist in part of Fancy Berages;
 Silks, Muslins;
 Lawns, Jacconets;
 Painted Musns;
 Dotted Swiss. Embroidered Swiss
 Parasols Ginghams. etc. Also large lot of Boots and Shoes of every de- scnpton.
 We wish to inform all of our customers that from tniS day forward we determined to do strictly a cash business and sell for cash only
 FIELD, DOLBY & co. N B.-Au persons indebted to Feild Dolley & Co.,, will please call in and settle immediately, as we are bound to raise money. June l2 '55 FIELD. DOLBY & 70
The true Democrat., 1855-07-17

D DECEIVED and fyr sale by the subscriber gene ll raj assortment of Hardware, Cutlery, Carpen- terS Tools, etc, consisting in part of the following articles:
 Brass top and bronzed andirons; dog irons: f,e irons; waffle irons; frying pans kettles; saucopans knives and forks table and teaspoons basting spoons flesh forks; coffee mills; pocket knives; pruning knives straw knives; grain and grass scrthe blades; Simmons, Collins, Sharp's and Hunts Ohio and Kentucky axes grubbing hoes garden and corn field hoes; rakes; long and short handled shovels and spades; hand saws: hatchets; hammers; mill files; rasps; bench screws; rim locks; Boston store door locks; desk locks pad locks; flint and percussion locks; steelyards; spring balances; crank and rollers for grndstones squal lanterns; spttoons wire traps; tea cannsters cut tacks screws cork stops molasses gates; log halter and trace chains curry combs br dle pitts; srrup irons; knitting pns needles; steel and silver thimbles, etc., etc. M. OSBORN.
 iuly 10
The true Democrat., 1855-07-17
Mathematical, Optical and Philosophical
 Instruments.

A S Spectacles, Microscopes, Spy Glasses. Drawing -A Instruments, separate and in cases; Engineers Levels, Theodolites and Transits; Surveyors Com passes. Chains, Tapes Protractors, Parallel Rules, Ivory Scales, etc.. Air Pumps, Electrical Apparatus Magic Lanterns; Thermometers Barometers Galva- nic Apparatus Magnets, etc.
 Schools supplied by JAMES w QUEEN
 264 Chestnut Street Philadelphia .E Priced Catalogues, with over l 50 Illustrations sent by mail, gratis, throughout the United States and Canadas. iulv 10-3m
The true Democrat., 1855-07-17
l)ICkL LED PORK AND HANS-Receivod K and for sale by
 ,June 70 ,55 CUrvT rorrr,,
THE LATEST ARRIVAL!

Sl the arrival of the steamer Gov. Meigs. am
 I enabled too fer to my customers the very latest 1eyieS ana varieties ot Dress Goods. Bareges Musns Lawns, Jacorlets, etc. Also general assortment of gentemen's wearing Apparel, which for finish style, texture and cheapness is not surpassed by any stock west of the Mississippi. D. B. MANDEI.
 ,Iune
The true Democrat., 1855-07-17
HOLLOW WARE.

4000 LBS. No Hollow Ware, consisting of cOOO Large Pots Sugar Kettles, Ovens, Skill lets and Lids, etc., etc., received and for rae by
 july 10 M OSBORN.
The true Democrat., 1855-07-17

Boots and Shoes, nF all descriptions, sorts and sizes for sale at O M OSBORN'S. july 10
The true Democrat., 1855-07-17
To The Hunters of Arkansas.

AM now opening and offer for sale at reduced prices | choice lot of rifles double and single barrced shot guns, pistols powder horns and fasks shot pouches, game bags powder and lead, bnck, bird and squirrel shot, etc. etc. M. OSBORN.
 july 10 '55
The true Democrat., 1855-07-17
NENTVCKy REPORTS,

INCEST of the Kentucky Reports, by Monroe &, U Harlen, 2 vols. Just received at the bookstore by JNO. E. BRANDON.
 June l2, '55
The true Democrat., 1855-07-17
HARDWARE X QUEENsW ARE.

DECEIVED per steamer Gov. Mcigs, a good as Il sortment of Hardware and Queensware which will be sold as cheap as can be afforded.
 June l9 '55 TATE 6 MOORE.
The true Democrat., 1855-07-17
1s Grind Your Own Grisf!'s
Hardware. Cutlery. Etc.

seG BEST Cast Steel Mills, Nos. 3, I, B. and G. epp Received and for sale by M OSBORN.
The true Democrat., 1855-07-17
Summer r!otbin-.

Summer Clothing. 4 LPACA and summer cloth Frock and Sack coats N do do Pants; Linen brown and white. Frock and Sacl, Goats; Cottonade Coats and Pants: Marseillcs and Serge Vests; Shirts, Collars, etc. Received and for sale by M. OSBORN. july 10
The true Democrat., 1855-07-17
CONCENTRATED Extract of Jamaci, Y Ginger, for sale by
 Dec. 27, 1854 Dr. J. J. McALMONT & co.

A C A R D..
 W take pleasure in informing the citizens and w w Ladies of Little Rock and the public in gene s1 that we have received and opened fine and well nnected stock of Summer Goods. consisting o1 Ury Ioods, Clothing Hats, Boots and Shoes: also evoo e assortment of Trunks, and great variety oi nef articles, which we now offer at very low prices May 2s M BAER S co.
The true Democrat., 1855-07-17
TORACCO.

EUST received fresh supply Of that cele. J brated Long Staple Sea Island Cotton Goods
 June > 1855 D. E. HANDEL.
The true Democrat., 1855-07-17
Blanks! Blanket BIanks!!

THE attention of Clerks Shers, Magistrates and others
 invited to the following assortment of blanks hand and offered for the first reducton of 25 pe below he regular prices of this city They have been printed with car the very best stye upon superior paper and the oms under legal advices, made strictly accord with the requirements of law The following pa of the assortment.
 Assessment Rolls. lGuardans Bonds Shenfi's Delivery Bond Com. to take Dispositions. Sheuf Recognizance>. Writ of Attachment. Sheuf's sale fl. ia. Ex, Letters of Administration. Execution Delivery Bond. ICerticates of Record. Administrators 6ai Bond. Witnesses Certificates. Attachments. Subp. for wit. before G. J. Bail B'nd on Capas CT. Cs. lCeuf of Guardianship. Clerks Summons. Writ. of Garnshmeut. Clerks Capias ad Resp. Blank Notes. ESecun Justices Iudgmt. Tax Receipts VenditionI Exponas. Township Flats, sizes. Fl. Fa. Executions. Justices Executions. County Scrip, very neat Justices Summons. Blank Deeds. Justces SubpGnas. Quit Claims. Justices Attachments. Citation to Adnrs etc. Constable's Bonds.
 Orders from any portion of the State, will be promptly l led and dispatched.
 For sale at the bookstore of JNO. E. REARDON.
The true Democrat., 1855-07-17
Presbyterian synod Down on Encw
 ECthinGism,

Rtem-', Mss. June 18th, 1855.
The true Democrat., 1855-07-17
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Aoents for the True Democrat.


 u, n PIrNCH Kings River, Carroll county. Hon | A. BECK, Izard county.
 GEO AUSTIN, Van Buren, Crawford county
 A q OLIVAR Carroll county.
 2 K THOMPSON, Amty, Clark county.
 ". NJ. PEBBLES, Green county.
 Dr. L. T CULLET, Rondo, Lafayette county. JOHN ARNOLD, Lisbon, Union county
 D. M' MARTIN, Mt Penson, Jackson county. J R. PUMPHREY, Union county
 ". E B STEER, Pike county.
 Dr. J. " WILLIAMS, Dallas county
 " N MAY, nanville Yell county; Dr. C. W. BRUTON, Clatksville; T. r DICKERMAN esq, Franklin and Goctt counties; L. N. STROUD, Carroll county;
 WM. E. SMITH, Washington county; GARLEN SJLyEY, Jackson county 4. ]. HAYS, Ashley county; ,.-.o o,,,.r D w JEFFREY. Mount Olive, izard county l. L. PHILLIPS, Washington Hampstead county GIDEON TUCKER, Baesvie, Independence county; JOHN \. LINDSAY, Powhattan; ELIHU RANDOLPH, Desha county; JOHN N MITCHEl4, GaInsvlle, Green county; VIM. k. CAIN, Poeahontas, Randolph county; LEWIS SUTFIN, Bover Polnsett county; ROOF T. HOWELL, Dover, Pope county; J. S. JORDAN, Monticello Drew county; WM M VAN vALKENBURGH, Warren Bradley CO.,; GREEN F JONES' Esq, Smithville, Lawrence county; L. R. YENABLE, Van Buren county; JOHN HAYIS Bradley county; C. II. JACKSON, Elizabeth, Jackson county, WI A CRAWFORD, Saline county; ". McCONAUGHEY, searcy, White county; JAMES M MONTGOMERY, LewisVille, Lafavette co; Capt. W. LANpERs, Sulphur Rock Independence co; E. ! THO's F. AUSTIN Yeviile, Marion county; J. ". BERNARD, Norrostown, Pope county, JAS E. BERRY, ?. NJ, Huntsville, Madison connly: JAS '. JOHNSON, P. N., fdendship Saline county; c. L. SWEET, sweetvlle, CHtenden county; THO'S MILLS, Polk county;
 JOHN ". EULLERT0N, Hot springs JOHN w WILDER, Valley Grove: RoB'r ATKiTS9N, Leek's Store oSscnta canny' Y L. BAKER, Fulton county; JACOB PATE F. NJ, Pleasant Plans, Independence R. L. CARGILE, Conway county. yArRJ q fs, DlrHr nrn S,WA3EP LAND SCRIP for sale ct 50 per cent - discount, by WM. B. WATT FUSF OPENED, AN ASSORTMENT OF 4 Berages Linen Cambric. Muslns, Swisses, Prints Summer Silks and Tissue, and for sale low ny May i. MRS. JONES. LUST OPENED, AN ASSORTMENT OF J Misses Dress Shoes. consisting of Caters. light and brown Bootees Chdren's strap and button Shoes Ladies' fine Caters and Congress Boots fifty pair Ladies fine Kid Slippers, trimmed and plain, for sale low at the family shoe store:
 May l. MRS. JONES. TUST OPENED, A CHOICE LOT OF J Silk and and Cotton Hosiery, at May l. MRS. JONES.
 Narcus' Wagon has again Arrived. WYE have received by the overland route superb w assortment of black fine French cloths, assorted colorS Doe skin Cassimercs and fancy do., black French Merinoes for Gents summer coats and pants. very ine): general assortment of fine and beautiful Vestings Cravas, etc., etc.. all of which offered extremely low for cash.
 Nav I. 1855 F. MARCUS t2 co. EUsT received fresh supply Of that cele- ,J brated Long Staple Sea Island Cotton Goods. June > 1855 D. E. HANDEL.
 TOBACCO. 4 LOT of fine chewing Tobacco, choice article A June D. E. HANDEL.
 SUP ERIOk CIGARS. LUST lot of very superior cigars and for sale by .t JAS. 4. HENRY.
The true Democrat., 1855-07-17
SUPERIOR CIGARS

< LOT of fine chewing Tobacco, choice article. A June , D. E. HANDEL.