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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-05-25

DAVIS SWAMI,
VII ESALE q RIO C ERS,
AUCTION IL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
No, 70 Public Square, Nashville, Tennessee,
HAVE now 10 store, an unusually large and select stock
importaons by the recent arrivals from New Orleans
Cincinnati aud Pittsburg, among which are
4S5 hhds New Crop sugar, Of all grades, from me
dunn to very fine;
Is bids " hie Chry stalzed Sugar;
500 barrels and barrels; Moasses;
$50 bags New Crop Rio COffee; Z.
so bags Old Govern ment Java Coffee;
loo bbis Leaf Sugar, all qualities;
so bbls rest Crushed Sugar No. l.;
50 bbls Crushed Sugar, second quality;
70 boxes Gun POWDER Imperial and Black Teas;
20 terces Carolina Rice, fresh;
25 bbls NO. MackeIel; ceroOns Indigo;
100 boxes Cod Fish; 800 bxs assorted Glassware;
loo boxes Scotch Herrings; kegs Wheeling Nails all
900 boxes W. II. Cheese; Sizes
100 boxes Fox Pearl Starch 100000 Havana Cigars;
so bags Pepper; 100 boxes Melee do;
Is bags spice; us boxes Va and Nv. To-
terce, Dutch Nader; bacco various qualities;
100 boxes Star Candles
The above stock will be added during the season BY
weekly arrivals from New Orleans Cincinnati and Pitts
burg, by which intend making stock always large
and well assorted and invite the attention of country
merchants visiting Nashville give goods and prices
careful examnafion house in the south West will
hold out greater inducements than intend to do
DAVIS i SWAMI.
p. S-We viii have regular Auction Sales every TUES
DAY throughout the season. ID. as.
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EVERY BODY READ THIS!
THE ONLY ILLUSTRATED SOUTHERN PAPER
CIRCULATION NOW
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From Montgomery, Alabama,
RADIATIIG IHROEGH THE WHOLE SOUIH!!!
4 DVERTISERS have never had so good an opportunity
N to scatter broadcast before the GREAT SOUTHERN PUB
Lie their business announcements is offered by
SWANS SOUTHERN MILITARY GAZETTE,
which in point OF circulation, beauty OF Typographical
execution and elegance of Illustration challenges not only
the South but the uhOLe country!
The why currently read BY every person
is because chief design TO furnish information to the
public concerning the operations for the fund OF the SOUTH
ERS MILITARY ACADEMY (of which Swan is Manager and
that interests every body but this requiring small space
ample is left for large amount OF original literary
matter such as Sketches of Distinguished Characters HUI
morous Stories and the like The Foreign and Domestic
Couic Publications culed to furnish the Selected De
partment."
The issue april 2i) among other articles Of interest
TER Esq Editor Of the Spirit of the Times by his friend
Henry VIM. Herber Esq, author of Field Sports &c
The GAZETTE is now published once in every twenty
DAYS it will be issued at the of IN ten days.
Price 81 per annun, in advance
sSy- Advertisements solicited. They will gothroughout
the South. Address SAN. SWAN,
ap4-lm Montgomery, Alabama
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CIGARS, GROCERIES,&C.
A. KERR Il CO.,
OF GENUINE HAVANA CIGARS.

IMPORTERS OF GENUINE HAVANA CIGARS,
SMOKING AND CHEWING TOBACC0S.
FRENCH BEANDIES, WINES, BITTERS,
SCOTCH 4LES LOYDOy AND DUBLLY
PORTER, C0RDIALS, FRUITS, &C.,
II Cedar Street, opposite the Verandah.
0SS 000 HAVANA, MEXICAN AND
EOOsOOO GERMAN CIGARS.-The largest and
ost stock in Nashville comprising all kinds quail
nes shapes and sizes most of which the richest ia
Vored and costilest Cigars that come from Havana.
Aso 10 barrels Havana smoking Tobacco direct mpor
aton with the choicest assortment of Virginia Smoking
AMI Chewing Tobacco in the market Dealers and users
fhe above respectfully invited to give US call and
examine stock prices before buyng elsewhere "a
selling wholesale and retail as low as such can be
had in any market in the Union. A. KERR 4 Co.
maylS No. 81 Cedar street
FRENCH BRANDIES, WINES, CORDIAIS,
FRUITS 6c.-27 Octoves foe French Brandies Der
nard and Seignetrs;
5 qIs otarG, Signett and London Dock;
2 pipes Holland Genuine Gin;
0 dozen pure Jamaica Rum, Imported in glass)
Sc " " Champagne Brandy,
s barrels Wild Cherry Bounce;
10 dozen Brandy Cherries, (French@
10 cases superior Clareti
4" Pure old Sherry;
4 Madeira;
100 baskets Champagne Clicquot Charles Hiedsck and
other fsyorite brands;
London and Dublin Porter;
Scotch Ale;
Is dozen Sparkling Hook;
5 " Malvisa Wine delicious and nourshing light Wine,
for ladies. A KERR CO, --
mayIS-d&twtf No. q Cedar st
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CEILING AT COST-WALKING CANES MEER
y CHAUM PIPES, &c-We are selling the balance
our stock Of the above articles cost TO close out Any
one in want of them would do well to call at
APT LYONS GUS, lsCedar -.
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Use SCAKPA'S ACOUSTIC UIL- Iul
" ONLY CURE FOR DEAFNESS. = SCARPAS
COMPOUND ACOUSTIC OIL for tie cure of Deafness
Pains and Discharge of Matter from the Ear Also all III e
disageea0e noises like the buzzing of insects falling
water, whining of steam, &C, which symptoms
preaching Deafness and also generally attendant with The
disease Many persons who been deaf for ten hf
teen and twenty years. and obliged ear trump
cts have after ushg two three bottles thrown
their trumpets being made perfectly we'll Physicians
and surgeons highly reco Emend its use.
READ WHAT SCARPAS ACOUSTIC OIL HAS
DOSE!-The greatest cure ever yet performed by any
medicine 1t never fails. -
From tie ABaHy Duly Daily Kaieksr6OckaI
WEST Troy, June 8.
This is certify that l. Willard jerks proprietor of
the West Troy Exchange Hotel having been afflicted with
deafDessin for the last twenty years. aud the
ether for the last year, that impossible for
>sar the lOudes voice and after trying remedies
WITHOUT Improving my hearing the least induced
Try Scarpas Compound Acoustic Oil the cure of deaf
ness, and 1t is with great qualification enabled
state that it has perfectly restored my hearing and will
DC happy to any person who wishes information in
relation to my case, at my place in West Troy.
WILLARD JRSKs.
DIR. JacksOn's Pile and letter Embrocatien.
This may be considered specific, and warranted to
cure IL not only Immediately alas pain and in1amma
ton, stops all bleeding, subdues that ntoerae itching but
1t efectuay cures very short time persons whose lives
produces PAIN but rather agreeable and pleasant
sensation Call send for list of oures and YOU will be
astOnished.
g For sale by G. W. Hendershott Nashville; Bell
Robinson ca, Louisville; and J. d. Park, Cincinnati.
feh9 Smd&w
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Public Sale of Valuable Real Estate.
"A THE COURT HOUSE, at 10 o'clock A. M on Sat-
"a uIoay May 18TH will sell to the highest bidder
bys Addition fronting 125 feet on Sycamore street and
running back 2lO feet 70 alleySy street runs
parallel to the Gaiatin Pike Also small Brick Dwelling
IN Bosworths Row-he lot fronts about 81 fact on cherry
street. by 1873 feet deep Also verv desirable Building Lot
the New Orleans Railroad Depot fronting 1872 feet on
Hume street and running back 1876 feet Terms and
twelve months credit with interest for notes satisfactorily
secured, pay able in Bank, and lien retained
very great bargain will be given private SALE in any
or ali of the above valuable property.
J. L. r. W. BROWN
r-.. .fr-..-. Az, Cherry street
my5. E. 3. GLAsscoo<, Auct'r.
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Concert.

Rare continuation IF Americaa Talents.
The Maddcrn Family-thc only Female
Brass Band in the world will give two yo-
cal and instrumental concerts in this city on
Wednesday and Tuesday evenings next
Speaking Of their performances the Ohio
ago Tribune says, 1--WE have heard much Of
this Family, and seen very high endorse
mcnts of their musical talents. Their en-
tcrtainments are new and original and have
called forth the greatest commentator
wherever they have been. Miss Emily is
wonderful in her parts, particularly with
the Sax Horn" She will be assisted by Mr..
j. w. De Frewer, pupil of the renowned
Henry Russell, and Mr.. Morris Davis, for
merly of Christie's Ministries, New York,
the unarrivalcd Accorlcanist, GuitariSt and
Vocalist. Concert at Woods Hall. Go and
hear them.
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Phrenological Society.

This society atits last meeting resolved to
form a pricate class for the study of the sci
ence of Phrcnology, to meet on Wednesday
evenings in their room. BY this means they
will make the science a matter Of close
study
1t is also in contemplation to form aphys-
biological class to have meetings weekly
The members and friends of the Society,
both ladies and gentlemen are particularly
requested to be present on Monday evening
next, so that the Physiological Glass may be
commenced at once.
DR.. Cutters work on Physiology is cx-
pected to be used by class members.
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WEE Mli.INN CONE.

THE undersigned axes this method nl It o.
/ ming the public that he has just opened on h :
place ON the BIZ NermIDn river, eleven NIL :
south OF Ottawa, an noXhaustlble bed oi the Gel
bratcd Ncruu,jou coal The vein is niHc fe, I
thick and the hest article yet exhibited jn Noi,h-
crn Illinois. No VEN has vet been op'uri 8,
entirely free from sulphur and slate, OF that /,
better adapted for generating steam forum III ne.
ry The coal Is believed 10 b. elu.n tn re-
specific the pure carmel, which lt stron ,y le-
semb'cs lovug engaged some eNp0ur need
miner. from Pennsylvania 20 get it our, he can
warrant his article 10 be- all that H. represented
twin be sold AT the nine ~ n'e cents PEI bush
el, at any quantity to suit purchasers
The bed j. about thrce.iour,hs ui a mi. lie.
ypnd Ben Nackry' srr.iIcBcr, aud d ta. u,nr.
est bed OF NrrmlIou coal 10 Ottawa. tnlaI
boards are placed ON the road, directing lcrslL
to his residence, rs also 10 the cnll bed.
December % BESJ Ma RsN.
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RAIN At LAsr.-last Friday and Saturday
it raincd beautifully All the symptoms ola
january thaw' were apparent, when to.
wards Saturday night the wind veercd round
to the northwest, and everything tris up
but during the week the weather has been
quite moderate.
But what we meant to say was, that it is
undoubtedly the first time the farmers in
this country were ever in want of water for
their stock in the winter 1t has not rained
any amount before for six months. On Sat.
urday the river rose about five feet.
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A good 'un is told upon the authority of
high judicial functionary. The wife of the
owner OF one of the Indiana free banks be
ing in company with some friends, the all
absorbing financial crisis become the theme
Of conversation The lady above referred
to, remarked that she chopped her husbands
bank would hold out till the fall rains came
On--in that case there would be no danger
Of its breaking before next May"
When Intercepted for an explanation, she
gave as her reason ''that the place in which
the bank was located could not be ap.
preached after the fall rains on account of
the mud"
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HATS, HATS !-EMrOmuM or FASHION =
We see our enterprisiug friend, Robt. Fclch,
is out with very neat style of winter hat !;
a hat having a very warm and snug look
about it, as well as workmanlikc appearance.
We should guess from indications on that
side of the square, that the hat business was
looking up; not to speak of caps of all sorts
and sizes, which display themselves so
temptingly through the open doors and win
dows.
Well, success to home enterprise! N
man need go out of town to get handsom,
headgcar.
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OTTAWA fret Graorr
Literary Association.

meets at Fishers hall on Tuesday evening
next, at = o'clock.
Question for discussion:
Reso'rol, That the phenomena of spiritual
manifestations are caused by discmbodicd
spirits.
Atlirmatiyc-J :. George
Ncgatiyc--C. j. Beattic.
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s ssA Mansion House,

EssEEl Gl IXOS. j. WIDE.
.sslfgsi FTii = oprle,orhavingr pur
S'aAziAa-s, chased this well known stand, ON
the court house squire, Ottawa, and having en-
trcl yrenovated aud rcGi,cd 1t, has made deer
dedly he best house in the city.
lie is prepared to accommoda teanvamounto oil
trayelefsund boarders in thcvory best style, aud
viii always keepnn omnibus and baggage wagon
ready TO convey passengers to andtromthe cars,
at each time of their arr,valutthe depot.
Unstable Will be furnished with all the delca
cics the country canOlord iucIudugall kinds OF
wild game while histerms for boirdcrs and tran.
sientcusomcrs WILDE aslow asthct,mes will JUS.
ty.
A large barn withampe stablingis attnchodto
the house sufficient to accommodate ANY number
oihorses. Also large carriage house, besides
hllUthcrcOnvenirncts necessary for thccOmlurto
those who maylnvUr him with ihercustom. NJ
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-01-13

CRY IMPROVEMENTS Tho building i'm
provements in Ottawa for 1884, far exceeds
that of any previous year. We learn from
the several building contractors and me
chanics, that during the season, nearly one
hundred new buildings have gone up. Fifty
of which are dwelling houses, and the re
mainder are stores, manufactures, ware.
houses, shops, &c. DC.
The style Of architecture, and value Of the
ediiccs, are, as a general thing, decided
improvement on the past, from which We
infer that "thc folks" are making money.
although it needs no such inference TO cs-
tabish the fact.
Our manufacturing business begins to
look up, and money men begin to avail them
selves of the rare opportunities presented
here for their oPpur6tion. Mr. Bell has
erected on the basin Foundry, Saw Mil
and Reaper mandatory. Mr. IIolins &
Co., a large Door and Sash factory Mcssrs.
lloply & Drew an extensive Plow manuiac-
tory. Rugg & Watson, Furniture manu-
factory Mr.. L. =. Sanger is now building a
large Wooden factory. This is doin pretty
well for one year Mr. Low has erected a
warehouse, 100 feet by so, and four stories
hish-thc two upper stories being 40 feet
wide.
The court house square has also been en-
belishcd by two magnificent buildings O.
Milwaukee brick.
We think that this is a fine show for on!
young city.
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e. ia Gsa BID
TO TIE AIDES.

| \ order to ENJOY excellent health, keep your
] feet dry and warm.
Youwr,, iiud at the Pcuusy lyauin store, an cx-
celrutauicc OF Philadelphia boots, shoes aud
CATERS, which is just the Kind you desire
Also, oycrshoes, blk and white kid shippers,
bushns, chlldr"n's shoes, &c.
November 49, Pre- CIPuAyT.
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"Did you pull my nose on purpose sir?"
Certainly, did, sir"
at is well you did, for don't allow PEG
pic to Joke with me in that wNy.N
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Confectionery Store,

II WfWNIIC'S Oh N7IW0, on .E0lN 81, NC0f
tie RUi,
OTTAWA, III.
RI IT. subscriber having taken She late popular
1 establishment Of ]. B. llamuIls Is prepared
10 manufacture and supply, aa heretofore, all
kinds Ut confectionery, AZ wholesale aud retail,
wurran,cd equal to the best eastern article
lie also keeps a /, kind. ct TOYS tor the holy
days, table ornaments, &c.
All kinds OF fancy wedding cake constantly on
hand, or mauulac tured to order,
December lG. WV EBFRr
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The revenue from public lands during the
past fiscal year, is upwards Of s. 100000.
The amount derived from the same source
last year was 100000.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-01-13

InE ORrnEANs-CoNcERT.- The Orphans
will give one of their popular concerts on
Monday evening at the Court House. They
have sung here before, and from the cnco-
miums then cast upon them we should en-.
poet full house for them. See advertise
mcnt.
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AFACT THAT SHOULD BE KNOW n.

VIE Greciau tancheronrnn drops should he
N-h-f,t t't.rt-+y-turuTty at this season oi the
year, for IT they arr used in season, they will
and cholera, and will save life. doctors bills, and
what il more than all, vast deal OF suffering.
II needs no other recommendation but the using
olt. Certificates and Recommendations in pam
ph.c,s and papers, are OF little account IN compa-
rson to the witness who j, your ucghbor. and all
in this vicinity hive hundreds Of such witnesses by
your side.
For sale wholesale and retail, ut the owes,
n. Y nriccs. LH ~ y " ALErR. OLtlcn
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GD'CFtEN EVHNgTMklE!
Ottawa Furniture Depot |!

IA LIZ CS Mb&itTrN, iSoa'
THE subscriber would respectfully say TO hsold
i customers, aud citizens generally that he has
still iurthercnargedhis warrrooms, and increased
his stock with greater variety OF articles lie
hopes st i'll Ia give that satisfaction to his custo-
meIs, whichn siX years steadily Increasing husi-
uess tirontng all competition makes him feel he
has given, and 'hatthe depot is thc place to get
good articles, and cheap too
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Groceries

The stock has Just been rtpcnlsAed with fresh
GssoHmrutut
\. o. brown sugar-new crop,
clarified
No, ! loaf
Crushed and pulyrr.zed sugar,
New y. .. mu.asscs,
Choice golden syTup,
Green teas Young Tyson,
GunpJwdcr and lnprrnI,
Black teas, oi oodqualIty.
CoHac-prlmr Rio, Nc,
Iohacrp--clyrudi-h and smoking,
Pepper, p.mcu'o, cloves, cinnamon
NuImrgs, su,eratus, starch, soap,
Rice, Juurr, pork, potatoes,
Goldfish, sund, onions, vinegar, candies
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'E'ca..



C. 90 a. DAN. aR ~ e. y+.s.
RESPECTFULLY ry.triprn,r.rtf1n Of ,b.
To r -5T-777 \ == 77--77-T u % ~ --1I, M
the Pen u-y'ylun store. tl- old stand Of WIN.
bai3't' h'. '''I !. ..' h'HN yI p'll"a' hl1
s'''y ms '", I'I'..'i'" 'i h'N'h+ ,'"seh'ni
@"'',' '""I'"' " ,"'''.''4l par J." 'hr iin' O.!
llricNaD'.-5 ".i mop, l'i,t ny 'll', u WI
ho' 'r '''"1 NNN''i "'' 'h'.r '''he o. 'i'
Ii"'F'' "I.'''.'-' '' "t '' WINCH WI, Ne
found DE good 900 recruitment Ht rHN De- found ~
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-01-13

NEW LUMBER YARD
TIL u subscriber hcgs leave To inform the citizens
OF Ottawa and vicUity, that he has opened his
new lumber yard, ON tie sle-cut, between Mr..
AmOurs and Mr.. Steers yards, aud having got
good assortment o, lumber On hand will he pre-
pared to sell on reasonable terms. His stock
comprises boards, lo,sts, flooring, srantling, fen
cing Shingles, laths, sc
Noyemberi- 3m', JAMES GRAHAM.
THE Odd Fellows pocket companion jus, rccei-
we'd and Tor sale by May ?O) u. WALKER.
20 boxes star candles for sale by
November %. Checrsr.
t.r s.! Wanted,
..tn n0D INDIAN a and Milledleviilc
ClU.UVU money, AT the Star store Ut
Dce,. Lber 80. L)wSspcry, SMITH & Co.
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TOTHE PUBLIC.

BOOTS AND HOES or all KIND :
~ f yon wan, 10 save your time money and
hraIih, then come and buy Your
ROOFS AND SHOES,
Atthe sign OF the mammoth boot IN llossacN'suew
block, where you lind the bestbool- and shoes
ia the q Oi Ottawa, Of our own manufacture I;
and also eastern made work, ct the very best kind
so that the economcalhuyercauno help buying.
Please call and examine tor yourselves. Our
mottols, small profits quick sales, nndnocred-
it," VI. II. pRscoTT& Co.
y B. llork made to urdcron thcmostrcason.
abrterns, in the most fashionable style by the
very bcslworbmen. hougcNprrience and knowl-
edge oirhe business, enables the subscribers to
Guido those who know nothing about leather.
July l5-y. M.lI.P a. Co
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10000 DOLLARS WORTH
OF New and Clpicn G,ols, comprising every
article usually loundn First class lionses m The
Ailnntic Cues, and oh.r every alusl" asl".y rs
eau be bough, in amy establishment ~ the United
States, and arr S.Iung many new and choice
slyirs oI goods For ABOUT ONE HAlETilE
III lrt5 ASKED Ell WHERE .u iiuF mar
ket b.s- Va have only one Price and buyers can
rely on finding yetynr'Irln eync'y q q r'prcscn-
ted, nnl we wlll refund the money ~ every in
stance where any article bouuhto' a. can be had
iot a less pre- elsewhere.
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CROCKlRV AND GLASS WARE,

White granite ten and coffee sets,
dinner bcakinst, aud tea plate
" wash bowls aud basins,
Covered chambers,
Mulberry and enamrlrd ware,
Steak dishes, soup lure,ns, edge plates,
Common teas, tea pots, sugar ana cream,
Round and square yellow dishes,
Pie plates, baking dishes, gravy boats
Butter bowls, Bnitanil castors,
Moasscs cups, Bullnnla tea pots,
Plated custoTs, castor bottles,
TumbIcrs, glass cups, aud preserve dishes,
Lamp shades aud chmncys,
Looking glasses, and
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-01-13

Undertaking. sususl, shall receive ms p,rticu-
lar attention Ready.mode collins, OF all sizes
and styles, from Fisk's metallic ccses, to plain
walnut conins-o full supply alwayson hand, and
appointment at the depot, and at unusually low
rates.
Good walnut and cherry lumber q inch stuff
awavs wanted - PrrtR Russgfi.
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ATTENTION
Is respectfully invited to The
Beautiful & Extensive Assortment
WINTER GOODS
rohc found at
IJATTENGER.'S,
Cond # Main anil Ia SdVe STREETS.
pRT GOODS,
@E aDgLz- or q q l0>,G.o
Hats, Caps, and Bonnets,
BOOTS 4 SHOES,
GROCERIES,
Hardware. Crorkcry, WOOD
ware, &C.
The dry goods apartments no, to be exceed
IN the CITY, embracing,
BTuudcluihS, Twccds,
Cloak cloths, III nlucky jeans,
CHssimrTts, Ncslings,
Satucs, OF various cOlOrs aud qualities.
EADAES; DRESS GOODS.
Mprinurs, French, English and German,
Coburgs, clshmcrcs, aud de lanes, plaid figured
y lpaCca-, ut different styles,
Nchrts-.ilk aud coitou--assoIted cOlors,
silks, black end colnrcd,
Ilain aud figured.
rich plaid raw silk,
Wof-ted paids and lmsrys,
Print, aud ginrhams, foreign and ones,ic, N
endless variety.
DRESS TRIMMINGS.
Rich velvet ribbons, nll coIors,
Flush mix and cotton,
Galloon trimmings
Silk aud mona tnnmin.s,
Gnps and ltlnges,
Six buttons and brad,
Aud aneNCe,ient assortment OF
Edgngs, inserlDSs,
JndeIsiCcves,
Lace collars,
ihemlscils, mcTino vests,
llnudkeGch.eis,
Jacuncts ...
ClmbIcs,
Swiss muslm
bishop lawn,
EOhhmclits,
noanctnohoos, sHcolors,
Cap
Ihilcln e."
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LIGHT DAY CLOCKS,

ana other Yankee notions.
A cordial invitation is extended to all In call and
examine the above assortment, ns it will afford
pleasure to how customers the extensive variety.
DrcnmLrrQ
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Staple and Fancy hardware.

ptHPIt anu THHFy NHTUWdTV'
Pen, pocket, and table knives,
Tea liable, and dessert spoons,
SCISSOR, shrars, -nullrrs aud tray,
Caud.r-uchs lamps, butts, aud screws
Axes, hammers, hItchrts, lacks,
Wood saws hand saws, shoyrls,
Scylhcs, forks, log chains,
Trace chains, shoe aud white wash brushes
Coffee mills, boys skatrs, door latches, sc.