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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-15
Y. w. PICKRELL. N. M. TANNOR
PICKKELL e. TANNOk,
Lumber, Coal and General Commission
MERCH1 NTS,
Petersburg, Va

WE respectfully cu tho If tue citizens OF
w Lyuctburg and the surrounding country, 10 our
extensive assortment of Lumber which consists oi
many kinds suitable for Builders Tobacconis CubInel
Makers. &c.
For Builders have all grades of Albany White
Pine, Cherry, Mahogany, Black Walnut &c.
For Tubacconi,s. we keep n large sioc of White
Pine Culin-s, sutnblc for Cosiug--'uiton Wood and
White Oak tor Is ixes.
For Cabinet Makers, have Poplar, Cherry Maple
&C., BE, with general assortment of every thing usu-
nly kept in n Lumber Yard such Cypress Shingles,
Laths Spruce Pine Pa,irgs, &c, Sc
ANTHRACITE COAL.-Our }a'd i- alwavs sup
Piled with the best Red and White Ash Coal, which we
can throw in the Box Cars from Yard, put IN
hog gsheads md forward. To dealers wishing larse
quantity. prepated to offer sreat Inducements
having II turn from the Souhside Road running to
our wharf, where load cur from the vassel.-
We will sell a. low and forwerd with much dispatch
any firm in the State.
We will also attend he iorwa riding 1t any
chandise entfus ed Gaze. To Iobacc' tisi. snip
ping offer grea, facility. The curs take 1t
wharf. where ii cnn be put directly the YES
sells either for Baltimore Philadelphia New York.
We also have Crane, capable of raising ton hiiesn
tons, which take any heavy article from the vessel
the We will be pleased receive orders nj
tend 10 any thing in aur line. may ~ dam
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-15
Vm.sAs smING MACHINES AND

TENI Ik A = HI q MACHINES AND
i WHEAT FANS.-li. 5. Whittcmore S Bro. o.nr
manufacturing their works the Basin very superb
or T1RASHING MACHINES and FANS Of improv.
cd patterns and ready fill orders at short notice
and reasonable ten
Farmers wanting superior Machines can depend
getting such by personal application or by us
through the Post Offcs
Al-o all kind. of repairing done short notice and
sonnbie terms.
We are agents Tor the sale of OBED HUSSEf'S
CELEBRATED PATENT REAPER AND MOWER, at the
manufacturers price.
Those wishing obtain any of the above articles will
do well To send in their orders early as possible.
The be examined II Works.
IL dacia
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-15

MUSIC, MUSIC, MUSIC.--rhe undersiga.
IVR ed has just received large assortment of new
and beautiful MUSIC. for the Pinno Forte d. X. Ly.
mans old stand. Bauk square, Lynchburg, and
cupied by Strother 81 Whitehead. Druggists
All kinds Of Music and Musical Instruments furnish-
cd at short notice. w. L. GREENE.
iune d1cIy
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-15
L7IHE, LIFE AND MARINE INsNW

INlHE, LIFE AND MARIN Il lNSN u
ANCE.-Lyaeh6nrg Hose g. Fire insuranft Com
many.
This Company makes Insurance against loss or dam.
age by Fire. Dwelling Houses Stores obacco Facto
ues and other buildings furniture, goods wares nd
merchandise generallyn town und country,on .he most
avorable terms.
Also makes Insurance the lives fall persons
Toying good health and of sound constitution for tho
whole duration oflife. or iur limited period.
Slaves employed in ordinary occupations, will BIS
insured sonable terms.
The Company will also take marine risks from and tn
any of the Northern Southern Ports, favourable
BOARD DIRECTORS.
JOHN ROBIN MCDANIEL, President.
JAMES NJ COBBS. Vice Pyes9eat.
SAMPSON DIUGUID. Chief Engineer.
DIRECTORS.
Don J. G. Peters. Dexter Otey,
George w. Yancey, Samuel Garland,
William T. Andel son, Joseph B. Nowlin,
john o. Taylor, James M. Boyd.
JAS. o. WILLIAMS, Treasurer.
CREEpT WILLS, Secy.
Dr. p II Gmer, ] .,,, II r;
DR. VIM. Otway Owen. ~ ~
The Medical Examination nf subjects for lnsura""
will be made the office OF the Company each day
between the hours of . and o'clock, p. NJ.
feS-iy
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1855-12-16

ANOTHER CoSrRAcr orr.--An-
other contract has been awarded, to
Messrs. Isaac N. Eastman, VIM. H..
Gains and John WOODBURY., to carry
the mail from Cairo, to New Orleans.
The service is to begin on the first of
January. Contracts for corrung the
mail, arc continually being renewed,
and let out on the Mississippi, and as
the terms Of service, arc never com
piled with, by contractors, it would
interest the people in the Southern
part of the Union, much to know,
what 1t costs tG produce these abor-
tons.
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THURSDAY MORNING, Dee. ID. 1855.

~ Capt. Jobn tottoil, oi that eieS"'f
coast packet the c. d, IR,, has our thanks
for repeated iavors.
The rerry,-In a few days we learn
the steam ferry, between East and Wes'
Baton Rouge will again be in operation
The authorities in the two parishes are re
solved that the interest of the people shall
not suffer in this direction Whoever gets
the lease, will be required to get steam
boat with the least possible delay.
NJ MoCoRmlck & Co, at the Post OF
fee have been getting in, direct from New
York, another stock Of Stationary, embrac
ing many articles which the public are re.
spectfuly invited to examine. They have
row in store many splendid Albums a"t
| ANIMALS for Christmas presents.
| Confectionaries -MussELMAN has beer
receiving for the past lew days, large
| stock of Conlectionaries for the Christmas
times. The stock embraces great vari-
ETY. Of articles suitable for Christmas pres
ents.
ARersrNrru An HoMrNEM. Under this
head. Bogel. advertises "Brown's Essence o
pingeran article the virtues, and medicina
properties of whlch, are too well known to-
require any such argument The article
itself appeals directl y tothe judgement o
man. it is .hsun,entum nd lndirinm, lie
the skeptical try the experiment, and ge
few bottles. The medicine is diuretic If
its effects, and any man who uses it, may
expectto feel, also, an erpesioraW effect
TuE MENAGERrE Is EoM1Ne.-The
agent OF Messrs, Spalding Il Rogers, Mr.
VIM C. Preston, was in town yesterda
making arrangements to let this quarter
sectiot, of creation, know the fact that the
HFloating Palace" will be here, shortly
with its, Museum OF 100000 curiosi,ies-
| Although the Palace company may be it
bad repute with some of the officials of the
city, 6;,weing to a small misunderstanding
some year or more ago, about matter Of
| icense--still it has host of warm and true
| hearted friends, among the juveniles; who
will tnow they are notified of the fact) lay
away theil dimes, for the second advent
There is nothing so neediu and potent
in making money, as the coin ITSELF
Messrs, Spaldng 4 Rogers, are both rich
and this great enterprise, which all the
"show people" have pronounced a bad spec
ulaton and humbug, will yet yield the re-
cnmpence, That enterprise, conducted with
an iudonitabe will, under the most adverse
| circumstances, ever receives.
| ~ The Post Office at Grand Erore il
the Parish of Natchitoches, abolished some
time ago, has been sre-established, and j
H. Stevens, Esq, appointed Post Master.
% d. G. Montan, Church street, is
daily in receipt of some new article IN the
Hardware line He is determined to have
every thing that may he asked for From
Wheeling Va, BE has just received stock
of superior nails of fine finish Builders
and others, care invited to call and examine
his stock, where all of the latest improve
nents and best make OF tools may be
foun.
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THE MAN AT THE CORNER.
q =.
lp,ens's pAerERRrorySrs. y

Of all thescharac,ers in the great
cosmorama Of existence, the man at
the corner. is the most important
His sphere Of action is not confined,
rs is the LAWYER, doctor or divine s.
It extends upwards and goes down
wards from the circumference to the
centre. Behold him as he is, with bis
cloak drawn about him; at this mo-
ment bis mind is surcharged with the
local matters Of last night, and the
general matters Of the past half cen
tury-his mind is a great lense-
achro,natic at that-into whose focus
everything is drawn, and sent out
again ia diverse and many colored
rays. lie is a walking tGaze'teer.-
The key hole Reporters we'll &C
uuainted with every nice bit of scan
daft he was not all eye witness to
the scene lie has the. recipe Of
fern seed to walk invisible, and is here
and there, at the same time, catching
no little making much Of
them, upon microscopic principles
In the hour Of dislress-the day of
pestilence. he has tear to nlngle with
The tears of the afflicted A sight of
the Grave digger Or the undertaken,
at such time, is positively a relief
from he sight Of the ''mau at the
CORNER" Then he looks weary like a
well spent simeon, and when he walks
away his very boot heels say. "Smith
died last night, Smith died last night,
tip, tap, tip, tap, tip' In day of
political excitement, he is in the ser
vice of both the Bluffs and the Blues,
and yet is ready to give three cheers
for the Hon. Slumky if Slumky is
victorious. although Slunky is opposed
to both The man at The corner, talks
much of "principle"--he, himself is
governed only--by principle; he scorns
the man, who for the sake Of pecunia-
ny interest (say pais of bo6ts) aban-
dous his principles The "Man at the
Corner is in possession of the philos-
opher's stone, he lives on principles
only understood by those who are
versed ii The mysteries of magic-he
has no visible means, but an mex
haustable fund, in the credulity OF
mankind, to draw on.
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Foreign Affairs.

contested question:, then ought the
United States Is become the great
centre of power and influence, in a
few brief years to come, The pres
ent lamentable condition of the East
ern world, foreshadows worse to
come, when the impoverished hus-
bandman and mechanic at home, shall
rise up against his master and upturn
the stools of trembling despotsm. AL
ready the idle tbrong swarm nightly
in the hearts of England and France,
and starvation stares thsm in the face,
as one of Sle already written events OF
the future. oEvery'hjng is being sac
rihel at the lannon's mouth-monu-
ments and records of the past (; men,
money and provisions to feed a fight
ing O hoard; to whom bread is more
important in the munitions Of war,
than bombs or balls. Even the super
abundent harvesls of this fruitful
cline, have been demanded by money
for the East and the poor of our
own large cities, begin to tremblo at
the future, for they are at the mercy
Of SPECTATORS and the money King.
What does the future portend, from
present appearances ! Without strain
ing the prophetic eye, War! Nothing
but bloodshed and the idleness Incl
dent to revolutionary state. The
Eastern question will SCARCE be settled
before questions will arise between the
Allies that nothing but gun powder
will put to rest, France must under
90 another revolution at the death OF
Napoleon, 'ie Pefit,' and the vacant
chair ofo st. Peter, out of which Plus
TX is quietly slipping into "Abra-
hams BOSOM, Jmust be provided with
a successor. This most powerful and
important tbrope-in a temporal as
we'll as spiritual point of view, must
be occupied, as soon as the event
above limited at, shall take. place. In
a piping time of peace it might be
provided for. without trouble, by the
usual convention Of Bishops; but the
next occupant is to cause the Western
if not the Eastern world, to be shaken
to its centre. before he gets firmly
seated. Let America stand aloof from
these struggles which are for liberty
and true re|igion-let her pursue her
onward and upward course, under the
light of true republcanism which is
from Heavcn-lot her guard against
the evils of the old world, and be
careful how she cngrraf's ethese dis
cordant elements on the parent stem,
and it is clearly to be seen, that the
hope for now and better era Of the
worlds history icsohcrc.
No ArREAL FROM THE PoPE.-As
thore are some doubts that the Romisb
Church claims temporal as we'll rs
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1855-12-16

~ The Free States elect to Con
gross one hundred and forty four mem
bers, whilst the slave states are entitl-
ed to Ninety
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1855-12-16

The CoSDlTIoN OF LoNDoN.-A
correspondent of the National Intelli.
gencer says that the street population,
of London are in III excited and rest
less condition, and have more than
once, of late ovcrawed the govern
ment. They were first called out by
the resistance to the Sabbath observ-
ance bill, and afterwards assumed a
different character, and now demand
bread or employment. They meet
every Sunday in Hyde Park.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1855-12-16

RED RIvER.-The latest dates from
Shreveport are of the 10Th uIto. The
Shreveport Democrat of that date,
says: the river had risen two feet,
within few hours and was still rising.
The steamers Runaway Ariel, and
Finaneier No 2. had arrived at Shreye-
port.
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Comm slsslcH ted.


NJ. E''itor AS yos seem inter
ested in all manpcr of progressive
movements. Jet me call your attetA
'ior TO 9 retrogression. very prelude
cial te the best interests of society in
national, aud moral point Of view.
recolect some time ago. of listen
lug to avery excellent lecture to the
Young Men Of this city; wherein the
speaker dwelt with convincing empha-
sis, on the Importance of keeping pro-
per images before the youthful mind
images Of beauty, of virtue and
morality | thiuk, he clearly demon
strated the position assumed by him,
that the mind takes its form and fash
ion Of thought and action, from out
ward images and impressions. Be-
lieving in this philosophy, as | do, |
can see no reason why mothers should
have abandoned entirely the use of
that chaste and proper article of dress
for their misses-thc pa"tilet Is it
either chaste or prorer to dress girls
from seven TO twelve, in frocks, barely
coming down to the knee, and then
exposing the dear little creatures to
the ridiculc of minds dclighting in
proper images by letting them 60
bare legged, from that articulation
down? think not. Their is moth
ing prettif r than the clean white pant,
coming down to, if not covering the
well turn rd ankle; and nothing, in
the mind pf your humble servant more
shocking to the sense of beauty, to
say nothi' 6 Of proprioty, than spinnel
ed-leggrd children, with feet made
large, alone, by vulgar exposure In
the absence of other excitement do
something to stir up commotion on
this subject and you will oblige
CYNTHIA.
"Cvntha is evidently an old
maid, we have heard of her through
this paper before, and think we know
her. The fashion she speaks of, is
abominable we know, but Z" 1t IS the
tashion.' We would say to Cynthia
that next year IS leap year again, and
she will have privileges then, not al
lowed ly law now. We would advise
her to take advantage Of them, and
put in her, in this manner, to lead the
fashion, which is now, Lead by people
lacking her good taste, and judgement,
as to what are proper images
IT, The Free States elect to Con-
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No ArREAL FROM THE PoPE.-As
there are some doubts that the Romisb
Church claims temporal as well as
spiritual allegiance from its diciplne
in the United States, we publish an
extract from the pastoral letter of Arch
bishops and Bishops Of the province
of St. Louis" in council assembled,
just issued. Our readers will find this
letter in the last number of the Catho-
lie Mirror, published in Baltimore.
I'VE maintain the superiority of the
spiritual over the temporal ORDER
We maintain that the temporal ruler
is bound to conform his enactments to
the Divine law. We maintain that
the Church as the Supreme Judge of
all questions concerning faith and
morals, and that, in the determination
of all such questions, the Roman Pom
tiff, as Vicar of Jesus Christ, consti-
tutes tribunal from which there il
NO APPEAL, and to whose award All
the children of the Church must
yield obedience.
ELorEMENT OF AN ORPHAN IIE1-
REss.-Tbe Louisville Courier, of the
9th ult., says;
Mr.. V. 7. Smith, of Harroasburgh,
and Miss Alice Templeton, of Marion
county, left the former place, where
the Young lady was attending school,
in considerable hurry, on Saturday
morning last, arrived at MaysviIle the
same night, and crossed the river to
Aberdeen, without delay, and were
promptly made one by the famous
Squire Shelton. The young lady is
an orphan heircss, and is said to be
the owner of an estate worth not les,
than $50, 900,
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1855-12-16

THE LATITUDE OF BISHOP HorKTNs
The Bishop, having finished his
lectures on Modern Geology, and spir-
itnahsln, is now, entertaining the
Young Mems Christian Association OF
New Orleans, with a discourse on the
connection Of Christianity with the
choice of Government officers, the
government Of Territories, and the
admission Of new States under the
Federal Cons' .;c-
Demoine courier., 1855-05-10
~PULVERMACHER,S
HydrO-Electric
VOltaic Chains!

A NEW and NOVEL mode Of apply
ing a powerful remedial agent, SO con
structed as to be worn under the garments,
next to the skin, producing a constant, uN-
In ERRUPTED current of ELECTRO MAGNET
Ism, ellecting
Immediate Relief
From the most acute pain, and alsoa per-
manent cure of all
Nervous Diseases.
1t seldom has failed to furnish almostin
slant relief, aud a FINAL PERMANENT CURE.
BY being used according to directions, TO
the following Diseases
rheumatism, Gout, Sciafica. Paral-
.ysis. Painful and Spelea Joints, heu
raigia OF the Face, Dis, ases of ae
.Apane. Deafness and mindless, Utter
ine Pans, Polpaation of The heart.
Periodical Headache, 81. Vitus' Dance,
General Debility. Pains of the Chest.
Mysteries, Dyspepsia, and all k,nds of
Nervous Diseases.
These Chains are highly recommended
by Profs. Valentine Mott, Van Buren,, Post
and Others. who have published their views
OF their power and value in several of the
medical journals OF New York, and are al
SO 10 the daily practice oil recommending
their use to patients.
The chains can be sent by mail with full,
descriptions for use. Price of Chains 50
and 50. DIR. WIN. l.. ORR, Agent,
Ottumwa, Iowa.
JOS. STElNERT, General Agent,
No. 56S, Broadly way, n, Y.
Oct. 18th, l654-ly
Demoine courier., 1855-05-10
POET1CAL
MatKAYy B sQNG.


me to whom this toast we drink,
Has brought the needyto bis door:
II raised the wretch from ruins brink,
From the abudance of his store;
Ifheh has soothed the mourner's woe,
Or helped young merit into fame, /.
This night our cups shall overflow
In honor Of his name.
If he be poor, and yet has striven
To ease the load of human care;
If to the famished he has given q.
One loaf that it is hard to share;
If in his poverty erect,
He never did a deed Of shame,
higbI we'ita-ain in deep respect,
bumper to his name
But SIGH or poor, If still his plan
Has been to play an honest part;
Hhe ne'er failed hissword to man,
Or broke a trusting woman's heart;
Re emulation fire his soul
To snatch the NEED Of y~irtuous fame;
FIJI High! we'l drain a flowing bowl
In honor Of his name.
Demoine courier., 1855-05-10
Kings Hotel,
Corner OF Vine3 Second Streets.
SAINT louis, MO.

fFf.aa WE take this Method Of inform;n, n.
@ii; public that y, have taken the ne,v.
E2nX large and coamodious house TO be
known as '.King's botl,, situated at the corner
Of Vine and second streets in the most business
part of the city a1doaly one square from the
river.
The proprietorsH this Hotel, pledge them
selves to spare nj aims nor expense, to make
this one OF the mo desira'Ic houles for men
OF business ana inc GENERAL.
Demoine courier., 1855-05-10
From Godey's Lady's Book.
BINDY'S s..

20, dear, hsaid my dear friend. Lazy
Evans bursting into my room n morn
ipes with y most despairing look on her
prarp~gace. 20. dear! Kan tired Of play.
hg teacher and mistress 10 a raw Irish
gIrI. who does not know the difference
slween 4 bean and a pumpkin, and |
svetcome 10 you 10 have a long chat,
aa1~fyy 10 drive off the blues. o, An
nies 8~aFling!'' she continued with a ludi.
cr0n6ly solemn air, .never 60 to house
kes1lrg. Or, If you do. don't hire an
lrla5 girl swho has 10 learn"
why. Lizzie" said !, "what is the
matter? Is the girl stupid?"
I'LL tell you what she did to-day, and
leave ) on to judge Of her talents. Las.
evening. | made Up q quantity of break.
fast cake for this morning. They were
kind mother taught me 70 pake. end
told me they required a long baking;
Nssid 10 Biddy: BE sure yeu put
Us On the first thing in the morning
o, yss. marin; it's understanding GU
in, IT. frst shing. Happy in de.
Eat for oEcs she understood me,
- Re cakes III her care. This morn.
;.ss;ilI..::.:'s,:.,,;, S a..
ax.ssf did said ], .ainsthey good?'
81 " perfectly raw said he, hold
yod >; and SO they were. Sol
5ns ,0dv and asked her why she
I'd led the cakes. Sure. marm,'
nd kigh. pupil, i did jes. as your
md me. Faith, | pu, the cakes in
- Jest as soon as | got in the
ii us l was atlher taking them of
q the FIRE began to be burning,
Tor &fhey'd be af,her scorching.'"
NJ light pupil, indeed" said |. laugh
irs. fou will have TO .eachher every
ZEN Thing! That puts me in mind
Of auod Eblunder. When she came. il
was IND God thatI was to ins,ruc, her
in all thl <eyice should need OF her.
The mol ng after she came. ! left her
I'd went into The
Demoine courier., 1855-05-10
0ttumWa Land Agency.

MI will sell on fair terms a number of
w VALuABLg LoTs In OTTUMwA;
SEVERAL WELL IMPROVED FARMS NEAR
TOWN; and a quantity of
WELL SELECTED VII LANDS in differ
ent parts Of the county.
HLSO:
A few thousand acres of land, and a
few Town Lots, held by VIM. Ruddi OK by
Decree Title" Settlers preferred until
September LIST.
We will cash a few Eastern Bills, If
presented soo". Also, No l notes from
6 to IL months. J.. & j. DEVIN.
april 9th, l854.-tf
Demoine courier., 1855-05-10
A good story is told of bread

n A good story is told Of bread.
backed Kentuckian. who went down to
Orleans for the first time. Whisky,
Brandy and plain drinks, he knew, bu,
as TO compounded and favored liquors.
he was a know nothing. Reposing on
the seats OF The court of the ST. Charles,
he observed a score Of fashionables
drinking mIntjuleps. "Boy," said be,
.'bring me a glass of that beverage y
IN he had consumed the cooling
called the boy. "Boy, what
-ark?" "Why, you
chi don'i
Demoine courier., 1855-05-10

M M =
am composed pf AZ letters.
Mo,4i,cf,T II, 3, 80 is an oficer in England
My 80, 90, 9, A, -, Iii a tabled sea-demi'
god.
MY 10, %, 7, 2 s we should never be.
My13, 80, s, 40, 81 is a part of a watch.
81 My Is, 81, Is, "a, Is is an established opin-
ion.,
My6, IS, IS, 2, % is a rapacious fowl.
My1, SO, IL, 26, A denotes congelation.
My 81, %, 5, 81, 40, 10, 35, 80 is an absolute
sovereign.
My 81, II, 8, SO, 10 is an instrument.
"a, %, AZ, 1914 should not be done at
b, 80, 81, 20, 90, i, 3, 10, 5we should ev-
b to be.
whole is a very true proverbial saying.
next week. UNCLE NED.
T Answerto Enigma Of week before last;
\ Doss ashland do her part By. pay Of sup
psxfjpg the Courier?"
A
Demoine courier., 1855-05-10
The Russians Routed!
THE czAR Isl TAKEN.

THE CAR IS TAKEN!! 2
NATIONS may war, and npturnt the govern
IN ments of the whole Eurooean contiusnt,
but Notwithstanding all this, R. 81. WILLfAms
will continue to manufacture, - the LowEs-
CASH PRICES, all kinds of Furniture, such as
BUREAUS. STANDS, BREAKFAST
AND DINING TABLES, TIM
SAFES, CHAIRS; FRENCH,
COTTAGE, WOODSCREW,F
AND COMMON BED
STEDS ALSO,
CUPBOARDS.
OF the best material and in a workman-like
manner.
The denizens of the Demoine Republic will
please snake a note of this'' fact, as Captain
Cutie would say, and call at my shop at Ham
Inond's Mill, in Ottumwa, aud buy furniture
that is useful, cheap, and s~abstgntici.
CY Any quantity of Broom sticks turned
to order. r. J.. WILLIAMS.
ottumwa, July 18th, lS54.y