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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1855-05-02

Know NOTHING INToLERANeE.--A beautiful idea
for a true American to reflect upon. Bishop Hop
kins, of Vermont advocates the establishment of
courts to examine the religious opinions of for
eigners desiring to be naturalized and excluding all
catholics, unitarians dests, and universalists This
man is an honest Know Nothing He is of the opin-
thing. If they did, they could mean nothing more
nor less than he proposes If heis honest his op0
ions, be must consider those differing from him to
be in error be that difference in religion or upon
any other subject therefore, if he recognises repub
canism, as the correct principle Legislation what
ever he looks upon as error must be set down as
anti-republcan in his mind, so far as his judg-
error might extend. Consequently, if all religions
are erroneous but his own and are inimical to our
institutions when he has Frustrated the most obnox
ious one by legal enactments will not his principles
work upon them all till there is none left except the
one Hopkins says is to open the portals of eternal
bliss? This is Know Nothingsm simmered down.
Quincy Herald
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DURsUANT TO AN ORDER MADE AT THE
IL Spring Term of the Court of Equity for the Couny
Wake in the matter of Thomas Rufn, Pennah Rufn and
others the undersigned, Clerk and Master will proceed
sell, at the Court House door in the City of Raleigh
Thursday of May Court for the County of Wake being the
oath day of May the following valuable real estate to
The residence of the late Dr. Josiah o. Watson in Wake
County, together with nineteen twenty Of land
upon which it is situated. There is upon the premises
very handsome brick Dwelling House. large and commO-
Gus, office the main road the corporate limits
of the City of Raleigh also kitchen, stables, ice house
and all necessary out houses for gentemans residence
as well as an excellent Spring of water and good garden
Also at the time and place. nine lots Of half acre
EACH just outside of the corporate limits of the City
Raleigh and Immediately facing the Dwelling House aOe'
said.
Possession will be given the day of sale Persons de-
string to examine the premises call Mr. Dunnwho
is staying upon the lot William II. Jones, ESQ., CASH
Ter Of the Bank of Cape Fear
Terms of Sale Bonds payable twelve months after the
day of sale, with two three good suree at the
discretion of the undersigned.
Enough to be paid in cash the main purchase to pay
costs of sale, &c-say $500.
ED GRAHAM HAYWOOD, c. &M.E
April 10, 1854. 4l-w&sw.td.
~ Register please copy until day of sale.
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H. A LONDON, ! c,.
A. H. VANBoKKELEN, 0o0S

The rise and progress of laws in various States
prohibiting the sale of Intoxicating drinks is to be
seen in the following abstract:
1S51-Passed by the Legislature of Maine.
1s52-Passed by the Legislature of Minnesota.
1S52-Passed by the Legislature of Rhode Island.
1s52-Passed by the Legislature of Massachusetts,.
1e52--Ratified by the people of Minnesota.
1S52-Passed by the Legislature of Vermont.
1S53-Passcd by the Legislature of Michigan
1S53-Ratiied by the people of Vermont.
IS53-Ratifed by the people of Michigan.
1S53-Its submission to the people pronounced un-
constitutional by the Supreme Court in Min
1s53-Pronounced unconstitutional by the United
States Supreme Court in Rhode Island.
1S53-Supreme Court equally divided in Michigan.
1854-Pronounced unconstitutional in Massachu-
sets.
1s54-Passcd the Legislature of New York.
1S54-Vetoed by Gov. Seymour of New York.
195+Passed by one branch of the Legislature of
New Hampshire.
1e54-Passed by one branch of the Legislature of
Maryland.
1s54-Passed by the Legislature but the two branch
es failed to agree in Pennsylvania
IS54-Passed by the Legislature of Ohio.
1S54-Voted for by the people of Wisconsin.
iS5tPronounced unconstitutional in Ohio.
1S54-Passed in modified fo1m by the Legislature
of Rhode Island
le54-Passed by the Legislature of Connecticut.
Is55-Passed the lower branch of the New Jersey
Legislature defeated by vote in the
Senate.
1955-Passed by the Legislature of Wisconsin and
vetoed, modified and passed and again vetoed
by Gov. Barstow.
1s55-Passed for the second time by the Legislature
of New York, and became law of the State
by the signature of Gov. Clarl.
Eight States and one Territory have thus passed
prohibitory laws. The question has failed in four
States through legislative disagreement. 1t has been
submitted to the people and retained by them in
four other States. 1t has nowhere been repealed by
legislative action though it has been four times set
aside by the judiciary. and in one instance reenact
ed in a modified form.
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United States Of AnserieG in Congress assembled
bids for supplies of provisions clothing and small al
for the use OF the navy be rejected option
turer Of regular dealer in, the article proposed to
nshed which fact, the reverse be distipctI u
have failed to comply with the conditions Of any may
they may haze previously entered into with the Mc
States SHALL at the option of the department. be
that if more than one bid be offered for the suppI
article on account of any party either in his own vi an
the whole of such bids shall be rejected the option
department; and that coparners of any firm shall me
may be deemed necessary for the interest of the
and the health Of the crews Of the United States vessels
best distant stations the Bureau Provisions Keep
Clothing with the appreciation of the Secretary of b and
Wy, be- and hereby is authorized to procure the SAM Ma
the best terms in market overt' lne On
Approved 9th March, 1854.
April 10. 1855. 1859 -1or,
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~ r. FENTRESS HEREBY TENDERS HIS SLY.
III acknowledgements for the very liberal support
heretofore given him by his patrons and friends in the C
of Raleigh and vicinity and citizens of the State generally
who have favoured him with CALL and hopes TO merit ana
receive continuance of those favOurs by prompt
attention to the wants who may require h!s
He may always be found at No. IS Fayetteville Street
Raleigh c. where he is prepared to furnish any ana
every article of Gentleman wearing apparel at easoDl
BILE notice, made up in the most
approved style.
He respectfully calls the attention of all, to his STOCK
SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS, which are just Beng eng
received from N York, and which fine and duroN
can be bought in that place. and will be sold at such az
advance on cost as will suit the times and enable all why
wish to encourage home and get really goa
clothing, opportunity to do So and not to be deceEe
by Northern ready made Clothing they purchase Oh
as good terms and lasting articles, for the SaH'
money. 1900
He has stock of READY MADE CLOTHING, which he
is DESTROYS of closing up, and will sell at small advance
above cost. Call if you want cheap Clothing. 80 .
~ Paris and American fashions for Spring and summer
of '55 just received.
All persons indebted to the subscriber will please eau
and settle by Cash Note his last six months business
falls due the first day of April 1855, and the accounts O
interest from each term.
April %, 1865. Al
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JOHN b. BYNUM,

JOHN b BYNUM1
Attorney and Counsellor at Law
JACKSON, c. ,1I;fI
Will attend the Courts of Northampton, Bertle'
and Hartford Counties. Aa-1y.
jackson, April 16, 1855.
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA. w.

- COUNTY, Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions R SH
ruary Term, 1855 A. B. Bains, Administrator Of rep
Bone and wife Dnah Wyatt Polen Rebecca Pollen Paad
Pollen, James bartholomew and wife Nancy Ada M ,Ssy
John Mum, Alexander Kicks, Rody Ricks VIM r NJ
Dinah Taylor Samuel Fuller and wife Sally. 1''eA
1t appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that M
PENDANTS in this nonresdens, it ordered b @
Court that publication be made in the North Caron Inc
dard for six weeks for them to forward and nIod
swer or demur, judgement will be taken pyo eo n
against them. 9sSSo
Witness: VIM T. Arlington, Clerk of our said Cont ..
Office in Nashville, this Sd day of April, A D. 1853
VIM. T. ARLINGTON, C. G. r.
April 10, 1855. 4oNe
pr. ADV. SIS e215c) wv
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STRAYED FROM THE SUBSCRIBER, IN JOHN
- county, few days ago, a small iron-gay mule
with his name and tail trimmed and the hair rubbed of
please address at Creechvile p o. Johnston county
w. R. WHITLEY.
April %, 1855. 4+3t.
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IL ING & BIGGS, RALEIGH, N. c., HAVE XII
IN ceiyed their stock of Spring and Summer Goods a
feel assured they please eCey that will favor ~
with call.both IN quality and price. and
Our stock consists in part of Cloths, Cassimeres S
Vestngs grades and colors which will be made o"
der at short notice. and in the most approved style
Also good assortment of Ready Made Clothing andfw
nishing Goods. ,t
Boots and Shoes,) and think offer good induce
ments to the buyer any house in the State We lne
doing of cash business than have formerly dn'
therefore, goods will be offered low. 10,
20 Doors opened at six o'clock A. N. Admission H'
Don't forget to % drop n-@1 as you pass bEn1ncs
Raleigh April IA 1855. A.
UST RECEIVED.-A LOT OF FINE HE H. ~
81 Among them is the Ventating Hat-a new SysS
summer. KING Blu0t
April II, 1856. 49,
SOMETHING FOR THE BOYS.-A GOVD
- assortment of Boys Clothing just received p1cGs
~ Register, Star, Age and Weekly Post copy i0''
times weekly.
DARGAINS.I WILL SELL THE BALANCE IT.
for cash. The entire stock is imported and to tam chance
ing to replenish old SETS or lay in Ones rare
Is offered of so doing at bargain. .ond 9th.
have number of French China goods IN setS Insne
erwse, together with complete assortment OF Olive
and other goods-altogether comprising an attI
sortment at the prices am now offering them will
Meantime, having perfected other arr I,sness
close out the entire stock with the good will OF e in it.
The business is profitable and constantly groWlns'
offers good opening to business man.
Importer of China, Glass and Eatn .an n c.
April 1s, 1855.
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SATURDAYS PROCEEDINGS.

The Hon. A. Rencher, from the Committee on
Business, submitted the following report:
The Committee to whom was referred the report
upon the financial condition of the Company, have
had the same under consideration generally and es
peciay that part of it which relates to the release
of portion of conditional stock by the Board of Di
rectors and also what relief to be given to GER
tain stockholders who have heretofore assumed, upon
their individual responsibility the payment of debt
due the Commercial Bank of Wilmington, portion
of which debt remains yet unpaid.
The Committee find, as stated in the Report refer
red to, that 200 of the original stock subscribed
to be paid in stock, has not been realized by the
Company, and they are of opinion that the parties
are not bound in law for the payment of stock the
amount above stated, because change having been
made by the Board of Directors in the original con-
tract, without the consent of the parties they be-
absolved from their oblgatians to that extent
minority of the Committee dssented from this
general conclusion in relation to the stock subscribed
by j.. g. =. j. Haughtou, and believed they were
bound to receive payment in stock to the full amount
of the work done by them at that point
With respect to the $50, 600 mentioned in the re-
port as having been assumed by certain individuals,
who were then directors O. the Company, as their
own private debt by which they were enabled to
draw the last insalment of $40 900 from the State
the Committee cannot but believe that the assump.
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AND cnorH1se MATERIALS

NAVY DEPARTMENT.,
Bureau of Provisions and Clothing, April 2, 1885,.
& EPARATE PROPOSALS, SEALED AND
- endorsed proposals for Navy Clothing and Clothing
Materials will be received at this office until o'clock p
ION receiving sixty notice. at each or either OF
the nayyyards at Charestown Massachusetts, Brooklyn
New York Gosport Virginia the quantities below men,
toned of all of the following articles OF navy
clothing and clothing materials and such further quant
ties of the be ordered by the chief of this bu
reau by the commandments of the said navyyars
lively during the fiscal year commencing the lst day of
July next and ending the 3Oth day of june 1885, viz
Pca-jackets, made of blue pilot cloth. 1000
Round jackets, made of blue cloth. 1000
Trowsers made of blue cloth &, 500
Blue flannel overshirts. 5000
Blue flannel undershirts. 1000
Blue flannel drawers. 5000
due Hannel jumpers .o,VOO
blue Hammer, In the piece. yards oO,uOO
Barnsiey sheetlng frocks. 1000
OahFiS uuch trousers z,OOo
Barnsley sheeting, in the piece yards 1900
canvas duck, In the piece. yards oOOO
Blue cloth caps. ....................... 1900
Gali-Shn snoes pas 4 400o
Wooden socks Nos and 2. pairs 5000
Mattresses with two covers each) 1900
Nankn, blue yards 5000
IolanhctS .oooO
BLACK SIX handkerchief 50OO
oiue satnet iroWSerS oOOO
Blue satnet IN tae piece. yards 5000
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RICHMOND, VA, April 10, 1856
Dear Sir The letter, which you have addressed
to me, contains three questions, to which you ask
answer, with view to publication.
First Question. whether the Catholics in
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lPubIic, NO. q.

Public, No. IL
JOINT RESOLUTION relative to bids for provisions,
clothing, and small stores for the of the navy
Resolved lie en0teGnd House Qf Representatives at lie
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ENOR SALE.-TWO OF THE FINEST TROTTIyG
IL STATIONS that have ever been in this country
named FLYING MORGAN and MORGAN RATTLER
They trot in the neighborhood of 245 large and
beautiful and of fine blood. They arrived in Portsmouth on
the goth inst. Any person wishing to them do 50
by calling at W. J. Williams stables, in Portsmouth, Va
These horses from Canada, and owned by Truman
Derrick He has also sold one to the SeabOard Agcut.
raj Society of Norfolk, and to the Portsmouth Society,"
The thinks that it would be wise in the North Carr
lima State Society to buy 1t will pay without doubt
twelve or fifteen hundred dollars year.
April 81 1855. 44-9.
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA NIC1
- COUNTY, February Term, 1855. A B. Rains ~
mnistrator of Ruthy Morgan, Ezekal Morgan VIZ aa'
Morgan Moses Morgan, jackson Morgan Reuben Mrg aI
and wife Topper Gray Morgan, Joseph Morgan and fray
Cherry Ann Smith, James Morgan, Irwin Finch and w Te
Susan. nam vile
1t appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that o
PENDANTS in this case are nonresdents it is tberef
ordered that publication be made for in bn N
Carolina Standard for them to forward and Mead m
as to them ''eS"
Witness: VIM. T. Arlington Clerk of our said Cour ..
Office in the town of Nashville this Sd day of April a.
1856. ~
WIN. T. ARLINGTON, c. c. c.
April 10, 1855. 4oNGW
(Pr. Adv S. 621<cl o"'
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NOTICE TO TEACHERS.-THE TRUSTEES
lN of the Warrenton N. G. Male Academy desire IN o
gage Principal to take the charge of that Institution ON
tn LIST July next. vi
To gentleman of character and experience fully CONNIE
tent to prepare boys for College the Trustees offer their m
divdua guarantee that the tuition fees shall equal seven
hundred dollars and they believe they will amount much
more.
Applications (Which must be accompanied BY uneycon
tonable references character and qualifications d
dressed to either of the undersigned will be attended TO-
THOMAS E. GREEN
THOS. A. MONTGOMERY
WILLIAM PLUMBER
Warrrenton N c. April %. 1855 I07i- u
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-12-27
Citv Drug E.tore !!

]. q. STEWART how in receipt Of -
-. very large and carefully selected stock
cf Drag, Medicines and Chemasals, Patent
Medicine. Popular Remedies, Mechanical II
quvr4, Paints. ON bsv ssans, P,TfUlnery. sndsvs-
ry variety of fancy II lcs usually foGEd ~ the bsst
estab.L hlnents If the KIND Every srtick wsfrsnt-
cd pure and genninr. = ga ~
Purchaser viii confer a mutual favor by caiiing
al oar estab.is hment before buying siseNhere.
Physicians preseri ption. carsfaiy put Sp.
DE. j. u. SrEwAR1 ufee and consuSing rocm
in thc DrNg Store.
PROFESSIONAL sEfERKkcEs
= 0. Edwards ". b.. Ohio MsGical College
y. Cobb, :" g :"
John i.oeke, 'F . :" :"
q L..
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f. II. O'Connor,
ApoTHICARY AND DRI G{saST

4 PorH EgARIES HALL, coraer Third and u
: \ Johnaon SITS, heokuk, Ia, is Aow IN receipt
( large and well selected stock OF Drugs
M-ticnes Cne rncals and Dye II ufis. Aiso,
large assortment oi the lao.i popular Patent Ned
icines n6w ia use, some Of which be has the exclu-
sive agency Of therefore would call The atsen-
tiop OF country merchants and druggists to thss Ane
end varied. comprising lubn's, Bazin's, and. uii-
10 Hauel' fac Extralts every deserptlon Of HAIR
Ohs rumndes Fancy Soaps, tooth, nail and hair
Brushes and all powders used for t"!iet purpostsA
Unoiee brands Of Cigars, Snufs, and Iohacco a.wsys
Oh hand Physicians Prescriptions carefully COM
pounded, at all hours of day night.
Oct I'd F. H. o'C0NNOR.
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FINHE undxrs gned would inform hi friends ID
the country, that his office is NJ ain, between
ID and I'd streets, keoknk, Iowa, over the Harness
Store lie Will attend to the collect on Of all ae-
entrusted TO his care, with pro aptness Ac-
counts sent by mail, stpaid, will receive atten-
March 2, ls55.-dly. EDW ARD COLE.
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Gas Fixtures.

ftsHE undersigned are prepared TO receive orders
L for fitting up Offices and dwelling houses,
with pipe and fixtures fes gas--pfemptiy executing
the same and guaranteeing all their work to be gas
tight.
All persons desgrous ut using gas, that have not
been called upon are requcS ted 10 leave their ad-
dress with us through Tie Post Office
Ord rs executed IN In. succession in which they
received. StpflEl.D BROIHEk-
Iulv z
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NEW CL0T THING WAKE HOUSE.
ID NAPLES asGQ having takvH-th+ store, rs
L Market Street. Philadelphia. formerly oecu-
pied IS tassii a Co.,1 ana having secured the
aces of he most tasf cutters, now Manu-
acsuriu. an eu.irelv oek ~ Clo,hing IF eve
~ dcscrip son, and It Is oGr intention a. all times
keep large stock # The newest aud most dasr0 r
bic io hlne sui.abIs fer he Western market
J., ArLEs, Formerly ef Dubuqnc, having spent
The tas' wsa'y year ~ The West, rgd knowing he
,an of Western Merchants be feels that he
fail o ,iTe entire satisfaction 80 all those thai
may Is aieaSure G. doing business with.
pgr lInen IdIu. .sas Room. we ,hink, cannot pe
surpassed al oas satrs Collars, etc, etc, are
made ro order.
Il Will afford MS much pleasure 20 have you cal
aud m0ke personal e1alntna iun Of stock.
Auuust Il, tNad--dtv 4. NAPLES Il 20.
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Chicago and Burlington r. r. Line
a @R H AQ
(peors 4 Oquawka, Central Military
Tract and Chicago, Burlington
4 ltsftncv Raf lroaIs


noe eeTaFeted ahd Train. Ft'.a 81. eltsr, dis
4 tanra frOm CHICAGO 81 III ELLINGTON, Iowa
wltAeu. aAange II ears.
Too gHsst d,suet route tg Caeaga, New Iork. B8s
ION. i..aei J.ia, ard al! othsr I'pTts East.
. Da.I, Tea as leate Burlngter sunday excepted.
l.-pAt EXPRESS, IHRot 5u I. - 4. "
Arsit Il < al C45eago the same even ng, passing
fhrou. Monmouth. Ga.cshu-s Princeton, and con-
Meeting 80 VI ude.a with the Illinois Central K2ii
BOND. to In ~at.e, Bloomington Springfield, Deca
tur JarhsouS lie and Naples also wlt4 Galt M and
Duuleith.
9-EArnrss THRorCr : -. F. VI.
Connecting with Illinois Cufral Ra,i Road II
Mer1ota far st. Lou. nnd "a dirtet.
ira rs % the above Roads III elo.e connec-
ttn, avoding All laying over At any # One points.
I.i~ Road cosneete u; Ch.eag3 With tie NJ ch gan
Central AMI Maen gnn southern Roads, and Win an
tie Roads iyading t. tine Atlantic taies naiu Ken
tu,ky and Pennss Isanis.
Passragera ieagins Burlington a :. 30, L NJ
reach GHfena and Dunlcith In IL nours, and -.
LOUIS in 20 hours.
By this route passengers viii reach tie interior
portions Of 0Aio aud Indiana n less time and with
fewer charges tran by any other route. connecting.
va Michigan Central at Michigan CITY, with the
New Albany and salem Road, thence ~ all points
south and southeast.
Baggage checked direct through to Chicago, and
no c,,ar-e for handling al aus point.
Througa Tickets by tins Route be purchased
at the Rail Road Office in Burlington.
C.. HAMMOND, Superintendent.
D. RfsncK. Ticket Agent, Darlington.
c. +. FolLErr, General Ticket Agent, Chicago.
Chicago. May LIST. 1858. dAw
Important 10 Travellers.
,xs.Ep p4,xt, shr..k,
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va. w. GsleAs. VI. 70.

SUI GEoN DEN list.
City-af eokuk. lowas~1ice en second St. bet " cen
Main and johnson.
TAR H.. IN addition to the usual .uus&.
- methods Of insegllnE artificial teeth
Ia possession II the exclusive right 0IYYYT
for this city of mounting III "eontinu-
cus gum teGth, universally admired for thcir
beauty. strength and cleanliness. Afteran e@pcri-
etcp IL two wears this style II work he would
hcsitatngy recomm nj ~ To the public possessing
many and great advantages ovar any other sty. of
work known 10 the profession. Those interested are
respectfully invited TO call and exam ns specimens Of
the different methods Of mounting teeth.
AuriI tG ls3J---iAHIy
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To the Ci,,zen. Of keokuk !.

fIfHE subscriber would announce to the citizens of
l. keokuk that he has just reeevcda a stock of the
best aud most fashionable goods for gentleman =
wear ever brought to keokuk, consisting of French
and American eoth rs, mer,s and yestings plush
~. vevets grenadines eashmeres, dc, which he will
make up the shortest notice and the best style
TO order. The subscriber has also hand fine as
<orment Of shirts, cravats scal fs. collars, 4e.
sep IL JAMES NJ. TYLER.
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= r. BARrlkFF J-w AAkCoU kT
BARTLETT a MANCOURT,
Successors 70 ~. C.. FGnkho,

IROCEKs AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
~ No. u Main street. keokuk Iowa. respectfully
inform the public that they have formed partner
snip for the purpose of carrying the above business
"a all its various branches. Having purchased the
entire stock Of Family Gro ,ercs al the above stand
design making such ndlions thereto a. shall make
ii one Of the best islands Of the kind in the West and
bppe by strict personal attention to merit share If
public patronage. Charlie Will wait with the wagon
a. usual. BARTLETT 4 MANC0URf
Oct 10 '55-dtf
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REMOVAL.
euta S cerv

DR. Il. s. BARBER would respectfully
- inform his patrons nnd the public gen
orally that he has removed his Office to the N41ID
New Brick building the side of Third street,
between Main and johnson, whore he has secur,sl "A
handsome sAjt Of rooms and has spared neither pains
or expense to make them CANT and comfortable.
Thankful for past asors he asAicis continuance Of
the same. 10 IN operations warranted.
c.k uL Oct I'D