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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1855-01-24

sY" While Rugglcs, the young Post Office
robbrr WAS in cu'tndy At Norlhiicld, Vermont,
he asked Mr. Eoldbrook, the Post office Agent,
by whom The arrest had been made, to step up
stairs TO his room moment After entering
and closing the door, the prisoner took down
his rifle and very deliberately proceeded to cock
the piece. BY this time Mr.. H. began to think
that he had to deal with Il desperate character,
but before he could decide upon any plan of
action, the young man took from the lock of his
gun piece of paper and handed it 10 Mr. Hol.
brook, which on inspection proved to be the
missing sum, 5000.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1855-01-24

s We are requested to state that the Post Office,
for this place. is now kept in the Brick house in rear
of T. RooTs Dry Goods Store.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1855-01-24

AMEETING was held, pursuant to adjournment,
at the Union Hotel Brooklyn, on Monday eve
ming, to perfect arrangements necessary for The
appropriate celebration Of the Poet Burns
birthday.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1855-01-24
Administrators Notice.

a LII Persons having demands against the Estate
"A of Wm. II. Adams, decd, are hereby notified
to present the same, properly a;ested for payment,
and those who are indebted to the Estate, are re-
quested to make payment 10
L. PENN, Adm'or.
Jan 81 If
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1855-01-24

The German custom of having music float on
the midnight ais from the towers OF Churches
on the last night of the year, was observed in
Providence on the 3lst ut., by party of Ger
manians, who ascended the steeplc of Rev. DR..
Halls Church, and executed from the lofty posi-
lon melodies appropriate to the solemn occasion.
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Notice to all whom it may
Gnmcerm!

MY Notes and Accounts are in the hands of W.
IHl W. Adams, Esq, for collection, and all per-
sons in anywise indebted to me, either by note or
account are notified that they will have until the
10th day Of February next to settle the same with
out costs. I cannot give longer indulgence.
W. b. GRIFFIN.
Jan "a 81 9
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1855-01-24

AN ArrRAY.-As we are about going to press,
it has come TO our knowledge that an aifray OF
a serious character occurred ut Jacksonham, IN
the upper part of this District, on yesterday al
ternoon. The facts, as we learn, are as follows: /:
man by the name of Craig had dispute with
another by the name of Mccormick, about thlr-
ty-sevcn and a half cents, which the latter al,
legged was due him by Craig. The dispute; led
to Il quarrel, which resulted in Craig staIblng
Mccormick two or three times, and with such
effect that the physician in attendance thinks will
prove fatal. Craig was brought to the village
last night and lodged in Jail. They were both
under the influence Of liquor when the difficulty
occurred-Lancaster Ledger.
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Notice !!

A Ill Persons indebted to the Estate Of N L..
N Griffin, decd, are requested to settle by the
7;h February next Longer indulgence cannot be
given. NJ. l.. BONHAM, Adm'or.
In, q ~
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1855-01-24

Another K. N DEFEAT-The know nothings
were defeated at MaysviIle, Kentucky, on Mon.
day last, in contest for The city council-evcry
man elected is anti-know nothing.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1855-01-24
Encouraging:

The " Baltimore Patriot" very good authority in
most matters AYERS the distinct opinion that prolonged
European war will not materially affect the prices Of
Cotton.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1855-01-24
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.

About halt.past - o'clock this morning, the
Fhcelrigt Shop OH the South side of Chalmers
rect, midway between Church and State
& reefs, occupied by T.. c. Thomas, was discov-
}ed to be on fire, and owing to the combusti-
e character of the building and its contents,
as soon envcloprd in flames. 1t soon extend
y 10 stable in the rear Of three story brick
xel!ing house 10 the West, occupied by Charles
barley, who was compelled to remove his furnl-
4lre, but the house was little injured. These
3llildings belonged to Mr.. Norehead. The rear
i the extensive Livery Stables fronting on
hamers street, and owned by Col. George H
! 3rown, next took fire, and rapidly burned its
lnlire length, and with it was consumed about
lree hundred bales of hay, belonging to Mr..
ling. Here, by the energetic efforts Of the
lremcn the progress of the flames was arrested
h this direction. On Chalmers street, next East
b the building was i Blacksmith Shop, also be-
bnging to Mr.. Morehcad, which was rapidly
pnsumed. The large three story Livery Stable
Ind storehouse next Eastward, belonging to
tol George II. Brown, next took fire and was
ntirely consumed, together with = quantity OF
Jay owned by Mr.. Riley. The fire next seized
large ywo-sIory frame house, owned BY MIR. p.
lcBride, which was entirely destroyed. The
ire here crossed 10 the North side of Chalmers
treel, and consumed a TWO story and half
rame building owned by Mr.. Ryan, and Black
NTH Shop own by Mr. living. A number OF
'ack buildings, belonging to houses fronting on
Broad street and Stale street, were also con-
umed.
We regret to state that by the falling Of the
rick wall OF Col. Browns building ON Chalmers
,ree,, Il highly esiimabIe gentleman, MIR. Allen
Spencer was seriously it not fatally injured.
)ne OF his leg, WIS dreadfuIly shattered just
below lie knee, while the other was broken and
! is feared his spine is injured.
From the ateuess of the hour our description
) necessarily imperfect in its details. The loss,
sc suppose, cannot be less than sixty or seven
V thousand doIIars.-Charleslon Murcury.
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From toll he wins his spirits light,
From bnsy day the quiet night;
Rich. from The very want of wealth.


In Heavens best treasures, peace and health"
There is no class earth, whom these four lines
of Gray more correctly applicable, than to the
Southern negro. But it is not alone in their own hap
py condition that we find much 10 congratulate our.
selves upon here. The general prosperity Of our
lion, based las it undeniably s) upon our institution
Of Arican slavery is always directly conducive TO the
wel.heing Of mechanics and radesmen of every kind
amongst us. Because We have in this way occa.
siona superluity of wealth as it were. We not
continually pinched and pinchng. Most Southern
farmers have some one season Of the year general
ly about the time their coon.bags begin to roll TO
markeU fully dslcnded old pocket books little greasy
looking times perhaps but the worse for that
Their conenIs put 10 work by prompt and cheerful
payment of the various bills and accounts literally
contracted with merchants, lawyers printers
penters brck-ayers &C.. is whaenables every citizen
in any Southern community yet heard Of, to thrive
and even grow rich with ordinary care.
From reflections like the foregoing We deduce a
single proposition, which We hope to impress more
fully upon readers at another lime, and il is this
That the institution of African slavery, exislant in
The Southern States is blessed oc Heaven the well
being Of all who it arght, and especially to tho
ease, comfort and security Of The poor white laboers
of our section.
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"Prs MosEy."-It is reported says Boston
paper, that lady in this city has spent; during
the year 1854, at lace and embroidery store,
the sum of $4,000, and that several ladies' have
each contracted bills at he dry goods stores
varying from $4,000 to 5000 EACH"
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HAMPTOM'S SHOP!

HAMPT0M'S SHOP!
THE Blacksmith is still at his post near the foot
i of the hill, ready to do EVERY JOB COM
mitted to his hands in the best style Of the day. lie
hopes to receive liberal share Of public custom, as
he is prepared with the BEST OF MATERIALS
from that best of Hardware Stores, Robinson Il
Jackson Remember Old llamp
'' He makes his sledge- hammer
For u rise and To fall
And he strikes this,
And he strikes that.
And then he strikes all ~
Tmnkadillo
THE Subscriber hcgs leave to add, to what has
been so well sad above that he is solc proprietor Of
uAMPTON'S SHOP, aud will endcayor to have
everything done up brown, or not at ALL
ET PLOW WORK thankfully received and
promptly done at all times.
A. SIMkINS.
Jan 81, ly
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AQuIEr SABBArH.-Last Sabbath is said to
have been the most quiet that has been known
in this city for long time. Thanks to the en-
ergy and good arrangements of the new Mayor
the grog- shops, almost without exception, were
closed throug hout the city. And what is more,
the movement is generally popular. Many OF
the grog-dealers approve of the arrangement
New York Journal of Commerce
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1855-01-24

ELECTION AT LAuREysvILLE.-1'hc following
gentlemen have been elected Municipal officers
of the town of Laurensrillc during the present
year.
InteadanL-Jons SIMMONS.
Wardcns-J. II. IRBY, SAML. FLEMING, W.
R. FARLEY and A. w. LEAGUE
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Just Received,

~ Bells and Half Barrels No. 3, MACKE-
AO REL Also,
A few Kits, quarter and half bbls No ], hlaeke-
rel. j. SlBLEI & son.
HAMBURG Jan 81 If
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fifth of April.
The Directors of the Institute take gr.at pleasure
in stating to the public that, by the lberay Of tho
State and city, they have been enabled TO erect large,
cummodious and elegant building, capable Of holding
in its main Hail. $500 persons and also, in connection
with It. very well adapted and spacious MACHINE
ROOM, which will enable them 10 furnish sufficient
power for any kind Of Machinery that may be offered
for exhibition.
Suitable premiums win be given to the best speci
dusry; also of Cotton, Rice Sugar, Tobacco Wheat,
Rye, Oats, Potatoes and other agricultural products
The Ladies, to whom the Institute has bean much
indebted, respectfully informed hat suitable pro-
miums will be provided ~ The c9mHf.tes and sward
work
The following is list of the articIes for the best
specimens of which premiums are offered tibdgh ar
tcles Of all other kinds will be received and preiuu6
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1855-01-24

AFFAIRS IN WAsHINGTos,-The President has
Transmitted to the House communication from
Attorney General Gushing, in regard to the al
legged fraudulent suit of the United States against
the Minnesota Railroad Company, which dis
closes extraordinary facts, severely rejecting
upon district Attorney Warren, lately dismissed.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1855-01-24

AMERICAN OsrRrcH.-rwo specimens of the
American ostrich, male and female, were recent
ly killed near Fort Desmoines, Iowa They are
described as four and half feet long, and five
feet in height, with bill six inches long, straight
and very sharp They resemble in most points
the ostrich of Africa. One thousand dollars
had been offered for them.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1855-01-24

eW- It is chiefly young ladies of narrow un-
derstanding who wears shoes too small for them.
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South Carolina Institute.

THU FIFTH FAIR OF THE SOUTH.
ART, MECHANICAL INGENUITY AND INDUS.
TRY, will he held at the New Hail. recently erected
on Meeting street, in the city of Charleston, com.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1855-01-24

BLUE RIDGE RAILROAD SCHEME SUCCESSFUL.
We are highly gratfcd in communicating the
fact that The North Carolina Legislature have
granted a charter to the Spartanburg and Union
Railroad Company for the continuation Of their
line from Spartanburg, via HenJersonville and
Asivie to Paint Rock where it will connect
with the Kentucky Road, passing through the
Cumberland Gap.
That this is the proper route, the one which
ought to have received the connlenance and
hearty support Of the South Carolina LegisIa-
ture, we have never doubted for moment, and
we must acknowledge that we are highly pleased
at the prospects before us.
The Stockholders of The Spartanburg and
Union Railroad, as well as the people generally
throughout the interior of this Slate, are under
obligations to General Wallace and the Delega-
lun appointed by him to attend the session Of
the North Carolina Legislature, TO secure the
eud which has been attained.
Under the administration of President WAL
lace we hope to see the entire scheme proseru-
ted TO a speedy and successful consummalion.
Now is the time for active and unyielding en-
ergy TO be employed in the sps4ay construction
OF the Hamburg and Columbia Railroad. The
building Of this road is absolutely necessary
and we hope the moncd influence Of RirhIand
with the assistance Of the Charlotte Railroad
Company, will commence the important work
forthwith. Who will take the initiative, and
secure TO the State and Columbia especially,
the benefits she is justly entitled to?-Caro-
lima Times.
THE New DRAKE.-Somc time since VIC re-
produced an article we think from Rochester
paper stating that new brake was soon to be
presented for use, that would stop train of cars
at very short notice. We learn That on Satur-
day last this brake was successfully tried on the
Harlem railroad. Although the rails were in
bad condition on account of The weather, the
train, while running at the rate of thirty miles
per hour, On down grade, was stopped within
$50 feet of the point where the brake was ap-
Piled, and on, returning, within 345 feet. This
brake is entirely under the control of the engI-
neer and it is said to be the most effective
means yet invented for checking train OF cars
1t is rendered more safe by being under the con.
troll of the engineer, who will be the medium OF
the lookout and will do away with The employ
ment Of " brakemcn. Y. Commercial Ad-
vprtisrr
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HATS. HATSii HATSi!,
The Spring Style for 1855.
At THE
New York Hat Emporium.
81. MAIN ST. BETWEEN Sd and <,h.

c. SHELDON would respectfully an n
n nsunce TO the citizens of heoknk and -
vicinity that he has established himself al
keoknk, for he manufacture and sale of Hats,
Caps, Furs and Straw Goods, and will open
aboatthe 18th Of Mach a large and complete
stock the above goods of the latest and most
fashionable style. Having been connected for
a terms of wears with one OF the largest whole
sale manufacturing houses in New Yorh will en-
able me to sell my goods al lower ptice than
any house in the trnde. hope by close appli-
cation TO business and desire TO please the pub
lie, TO receive share Of their patronage. and
sunply every want that comes within the iegIti-
mate sphere Of my business. County ner-
chants are respectfully invited to call and exam
ne previous 10 buying elsewhere. NV motto Is.
"Ready Pay, Quick Bales and small Profits +"
Gents, Just drop in and examine the spring
style OF Mole Skin Hats for 1853.
A c. SHELDON, Halter.
April o.. 1855 x1y
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Stoves! Stoves! St0va...

lust received, and for sale by the undcrsign-
J ed, in the City OF keokuk, great variety OF
81. Louis and Cincinnati Stoves. among which
may be found the fine new patented COLLEEN
ERA Stove, The GoIDEa HARP, The QUEEN OF
rHE WEST, The CHALLENGE PREFERENCE, The
Improved Cincinnati Premiums, Double OvfN,
&c, and all the latest styles Of PARLos and
HEATING STovfs, all Of which may be found al
our Wholesale Stove Depot No. II, Main Street.
near the Leyee. and al our old stand, No. %,
Main Street. The above Stoves have been Sc
Iected expressly for this Market, and We fsiter
ourselves tha, we can offer greater Inducements
TO purchasers, than any other house north 81 ST.
Louis.
Remainder the Kambrrsrii and 65 Main st.
We have also large assortment OF Tin Ware,
got M BY the hest wofkmen which we offer TO
sell al very small advance on cost, also, great
variety OF Sugar Kettles, Hollow Ware, &Tst &C.
Give us d csll and moi only SAW souH MerxY,
bu invest II right. -. J.c, ESTES.
.Apriil4. Ian .~~a* ~ .xAssv
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III ANDsOMELY located on Morgan. Fulton,
IL and Franklin Streets, continued. 0ne-hih
payable in cash or in approved materials or labor
for building, and the remainder IN payments Of
one, two, three, and four years with temper cent
interest.
WANTED-A first rate saddle horse, or horse
and buggy.
Apply 10 WM H. WILLIAMS
Corner OF Second and High Streets.
Keol.uk, April 20, 1855 5wd
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CDELL & MATLESS,
MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS
Boots and Shoes.

Opposite Smiths Banking House,
kEOKUK, IOWA
CALEB ODELL having associated with him
" sell Mr.. l.: Ma'less, in the Boot and Shoe
business the new firm is prepared to do more
extensive business than ever heretofore They
have just received a very large assortment for
spring and Summer Trade,
Including all desirable STYLES ard qualities for
Ladies', Misses, Gentlemen, Boys, and children.
which will be sold as bw ior cash as any dealer
can sell them.
We intend to pay particular attention to
Custom Work,
and he ieving that HoME MANUFACTURES ought 10
TO be encouraged, and will be encouraged II VEIL
DONE, We employ none but the very best hands,
aid PLENTY OF them, IN order that we may guar
antee all work to give perfect satisfaction, and
I'LL all orders with entire punctualiv.
REPAtnfNG done with neatness and dispatch.
We invite all persons TO give us a call, al the
sign Of the Mammoth Shoe.
ODELL & MATLESS.
March 80, 1855 dAwIy.
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INHkEE Datty Through Irdtts. between pi /
ladelphia and Pit'shurg THE MORNIAt
MAIL TRAIN leaves Philadelphia for Plttsburg
g. y A NJ. and Pl,tshurg tor Philadel phia at
Z 4. VI, THE FAST LIN T. leaves PhiIa-e pAla
for Plttsburg At P NJ, and pittskutg for Phla-
delphia at ! p. n. THE NIGHT EXPRESS
TRAIN leaves Philadelphia fer P,ttsbarg at Il
r. NJ, and pitishurg fa1 PhiiaLllaAta Al H p NJ n
The above lines cou,ect at Pitfsburg with
Railroads TO AM FROM s.. Louis Mo; Alton,
Galena and Chicago, Ills; Frankford. Lexington
and Louisville Ky: Terre Hame, Madison, La
iayetle, aud Indianapolis, Ind Cincinnati Day
ton, Springfield, BeIlefohtaine Sandasky, Toledo
Cleveland. Columbus, Zaaesylle, Massillon and
Wooster. Ohlo; also viii TIE Steam Packet Boats
from and TO New ORLEANS, ST. LoUls LoUfs-
VILE, aud CINcgNNAri
Through Tickets can be had TO or from either
oil the above places
For further particulars. Hand bills at the
different starting points Passengers from The
West wili find this The shortest ard most expedi-
iious route 70 Philadelphia, Baltimore, New York
81 Boston.
TH0S MOORE.
AgESr, Passenger Lines, Philadelphia.
J. MESkiMEN,
Ascent, Passenger Lines, pitsburg
Feb. /, 1850.
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(yopMERrY xrouuK HoryI.

(yoFMERLY KEnKuK HoTEL,)
~ LOCATED on the Levee, below Main-st.
most convenient to the steamboat landing.
Has been taken by the subscriber, flate of
the Phnnix Hotel, and has been thoroughly re-
paired ard we'll furnished The entire arrange
ments are made with a view To the comfort of
his friends and customers. He hopes, therefore,
by strict attention to business To have share OF
public patronage. The attendants speak the
Engii@h, German, and French languages Uivr
me call. DANIEL ACNE
March 5, 1855. dawtf
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r , MiLIFR
r y, MILLFR IN bEcK
MILLER 6 BECK
Attorneys at Law and Solicitors In
(hancery,

-4gents for tie if.restlgation Of land TILES
and tie purchase and sale Of Real Estate.
WILL hereafter practice in AMI regularly at
" tend the Distrfc1 Courts OF keokuk and Fl
Madison, and os the other counties of the First
judicial District 1t3wa aHd witt also pr ctice
u the Supreme Court oi the Stste
". Madison. Feb l7.E. 1856. dtt
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BEN. F. DODSON.i
MERCHANT TAILOR.

No 5, Third Street between Main and Johnson,
kEOKUK, IOWA
T FFPS general assortment Of French, Eng
IA lsh and American Cloths, cassimeres, and
vsstngs of the very finest quality, and the most
iashonabla patterns, which he will make up to
order al the shortest notice. in the latest style
Also good assortment of Shirts always on hand.
Feb. Sth, 1885. diy
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N. w. JONES.
Successor to p. Sllngerland,
Dealer in Clocks, Watches and JeWelry,
SECOND STKEET.

Dealer tn Clocks, Watches and Jeweiry,
SECOND sTKEET.
Next door e Charles Parsons Banking House.
KEOK KUK. IOWA
~ Gs;-S.s, TIE subscriber has last re-
lSsA.SAS-.aA celved large and beautiful
eSs--taSs1S, tock Of Gold an. Silver Watch
es, Gold Jewelry &c, comprising the attest styles
OF LADIES' Breast Pins, Ear Rings Finger Rings,
Cuff Pins, Gold Guard and Fob Chains, Keys,
Seals. Silver Ihinbles, Gold Slides, Straps,
Studs, Gold Pens with or without holders, Cold
Pencils, Pens and Pencils
WATCH REPAIRING.
The subscriber beng practical matchmaker
feels competent To repair The most difficult and
delicate work that may be entrusted 10 his care
All work warranted to civ. satisfaction.
Correct Time
The public may rest assured that the correcl
time is, and always will be kept hv
n ". JONES'
Nov. ~, 1854 lyd
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All The wsrld Ia reading ths Lift and Beaaties Of
Fanny Fern.
vIyHE reader witt find this work possesses the
j sAme attractive features that characterize
all hsT productions. They arc alternately witty
AHd1 pathetic, saastlc lnd sooie,ax, tTafklinE
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0ttumwa House,
WAPELBo C0nSTY, IOWA.

" NJ EA4f1U NWM Wy, EWWA.
HkzA THE undersigned having recently rur-
#,i,l chased the above Heuse, would rhsprct-
IL fully inform the travelling community and
the public generally that he has ref.ted and
thoroughly renovated the House. and is now pre-
pared 20 Offer as geod accommodations as the
country viii afford TO all those who NAV favor
him with call his constant attention viii lie
given TO render the stay of all comfortshie His
House being large and comnodious he Aat ers
himself that he can give general satisfaction 10
his guests.
Connected with this House r.
4 Good and Coasmodious S.aj!g.
Where viii he kept at all fines good suppiy
of Oats Corn aud Timothy hay, and trusy
and efficient 0stt~T
THoS G. GIVEN.
Cttufnwa, May :, 1853 wSlawdtf
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j. w. SCKOGGS'

LUMBER YARD, KEOKUK,
On Concert street, between ttk and 5th streets,
north OF Main street. A large assortment Of
Lumbar ard Ahinxlsss of beat qaality, always Ar
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$50 bxs Mould Candies, keoGa6 fnasu f-cture
10 40 Star do
For sale hY CLEGHORN & HARRISON
April IA, 1855.