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NEW GROVE ACADEMY, Near KenansviIIe.

NEW GROVE ACADEMY, Near KenansviIIe.
THE subscriber has much pleasure in informing his friends
and the public generally that he expects commence his
next session mec large and comfortable Academy (45
by fee pleasantly situated about mile from the village
pills The building will very be completed and due
tce will be given of the opening of the School
Aided by competent assistants and with the command of
facilities such he has before enjoyed he confidently
hopes to give full and entire satisfaction to all who be
disposed to confde to his the education of their children
and wards. Board may be procured with the Principal
with other families in the vicinity at 81 per month and the
whole cost of Board and Tuition will not exceed from $40 to
$50 per session of five months No pains will be spared
prepare his pupils thoroughly for College, for Teaching
tor Business.
For further particulars, address
REV. JAS. M. SPRUNT,
Kenansville, N c.
Absorbing DESTROYS of removing his residence to the
immediate vicinity of the Academy he offers for sale his
HOUSE AND LOT, IN KEENANSVILLE.
The dwelling is comfortable and convenient containing
with Pantry and Kitchen attached together
with neat office study, Servants Houses Smoke House,
Barn, Stables &C., all framed buildings recently put up
The lot covers nearly five with excellent water and
choice selection of Fruit Trees in bearing including
Apples Pears Peaches Pums Cherries Nectarines, April
cots and Grapes.
those DESTROYS of superior facilities for educating their
children, this situation offers peculiar advantages SINCE in
EDITION to the Schools already existing, Female Seminary
is just about to be commenced
PRICE-$2,3O0, with interest till paid
Jan. T. 1854 IO2-6t-IS-3t
Herald and Commercial copy weekly st
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1858
1854

FAYETTEVILLE, Jar. Bacon, l0@ll; Beeswax
cSS F to sds ag1 dSn st DO mG g
d p" tn 4g45 FVT5 SqP o 597 % Fine
90 Oats 60 Peas Rye @ CO. ad les
Dry 10 IL Green q Sc Lard u q 49, Salt Liverpool
Sack 2 10000. Alum Rbu oo@o 90:
surplus hand PGrtThe few drove Of pork that have
10; Spirits 49,
LIVERPOOL, Saturday evening, Dec. l6-C otton--Mi
lgans Circular reports cotton having declined for fair
qualities. Sales for the week 50 900 bales including 900
bales to SPECTATORS and 1000 bales for export New Orleans
fair 8 So, middlind upland fair s. middling Al.
Trade at Manchester had improved. There slight
ly better demand.
Observation-Disclosures Brown Shpley reports as follows
Flour has advanced Is with fair enquiry Western Ca
nal 42@43s Philadelphia and Baltimore dos; Ohio dos.
WheatWhite at Us 81 lbs Sd Red at lis Cd "a lbs Cd
CornYeow and white at As The circular attributes
the advance in breadu to maness o the stocks in port
Provisions Co.'S circular report as follows
Beefonly few terces sold at l4Os Pork is quiet and
prices unchanged Bacon in retail demand only Lard
Produce Market-R osn--sales of 900 bbs at SIS Cd q
g. The supply is short Turpentine quiet at S. I'D :
LONDON, Dec l6.--Money and Stocks--The bullion in
the bank Of O.. England has increased Elsa oo
curIIes as IN good demand especially Virginia and Pennsy
vania bonds But little has been done in railroad bonds
Money is unchanged Consos fuctuated slightly during
the week, and closed at 9l5 go without dividend.
BALTIMORE, Jan. 2.--Flour sales of Howard street
brands at 50 q bbl City Mills 50 asked Ohio SO IS y Dbl
Rye Flour at s. % Corn Meal 81 ST. city do 81 62 Dbl
T - U9 gs M @ @o Tor
white at 80 cents yellow at so buhe Oats Mary
land and Virginia at 54@56 cents Pennsylvania, 81 y
So 25@s 50 y bushel Coffee, Rio lO@Ot cents y ID
Sugars and Molasses change. Pork, at $l4 q Dbl
cents sides at y cents and hams 8@l2a q Bulk
shoulders at cents sides & cents and hams $685.
q b. Lard in bb 81 cents and kegs 10000 cents y ID
Butter in kegs l2@4 cents roll 1880 D. Cheese
ll@ll4 cents q ID. Whisky hhds at 40 cents bb
4l942 cents y gallon.
NEW YORK, Jan. 2d.-Cotton dull, and has declined
with sales of New Orleans middlng 81 and Upland mid
ding at Il cents Flour trife hghersaes of 1880 bbls
Wheat firm. Corn m-sales g. 900 bushels Pork trife
owersaes of 500 bbs Mess st $l2 81 Beef dull Lard
du-sales at lO@l0t cents. Whisky beavy-sales 37Rc
Coffee steady Sugars dull and Molasses active-saes of
LOO bbls Orleans, DID, at II cents Lard Oil sells 8OSj
cents, on time Naval Stores steady Rosn.-Sales OF
Common at 81 S5.
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REVIEW OF THE WILMINGTON MARKET.
FOR THE WEEK ENDING JANUARY t, 1855.

TURPENTINE-In this article have barely anything
port The only sale we know Of Thursday last of %
bbls hard 81 60 y $50 lbs One other small parcel has
received this week. but intended for shipment There
demand from buyers at former quotaons$2 "A for
virgin 81 so for yellow dip, and 81 60 for hard all % $50 lbs
SPIRITS TURPENrINEB very little done in this art
Gle in the first the week From table below it will be
seen that the price down cents Thursday but
Monday again advanced 10 cents % gallon which it
~ up to this morning, when sale made at 80 cents
Sellers however, firm holding 40 cents and upwards
Sales for the week reach l. 626 bbls. viz:
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JONES d GARDNER,
Rsas MANUFACTURERS and Wholesale and Retail
wv Dealers in Boots Shoes and Brogans keep constantly
a. hand =
Indies Misses and Chld's Caters Boots and Slippers
Gents Fine Calf Pump Sole and Stitched Boots and Shoes;
Boys Youths and Childs Shoes
Mems Kip and Cow-Hyde Boots
Negro Brogans and Women's Planters.
Market street, door Brown & Andersons Marble
Front, Wilmington, N G. Nov 4th 1854
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ARRIVED
ist-oteamer Fanny Lutteroh, Stedman, from Fayette
vile, to w. 2. Elliott.
2-Steamship North Carolina, Symmes from PhiIa-
with mdZe.
Jan 2-Schr St Leon Snow, from Boston, to ] R. Bios
with mdze
New Schr o. M. Petit, Fairchild from New York to J.
K. Blossom with mdze
Schr h Hallock, Pow from New York. go hours to the
Bar to J: H. Flanner; with mdze.
Schr. Monterey, Somers, from New York. via Norfolk
Va, IN ballast to George Harriss
Schr t. P. Smith, Derrickson, from New York, to De-
Rosset & Brown with mdze.
Schr. Annie Davis Smith, from WASHINGTON n G to
J. A. Willard with corn and oats
3Sehr. Ben Zoll, from New York. to George Harriss:
with mdze.
Sehr Mary Isabella Darlington, from Brltmore to Rus
sci & Bro; with mdze
Sshr ]. c. Manson, Rabon from Shalloe to Anderson
Savage with naval stores.
Schr Helene, Suites, from New York, T. c. Worth
with mdze
Jan. 3-Schr. Sea Bird, Pickett u hours from New York
IN ballast to Anderson Savage On Body Island Light
bearing West by North miles spoke Brig Argo of Wal
dobOro, Me-, lS from Boston bonnd tie
ton D. G. The A. had experienced heavy Westerly winds
and driven twice the Gulf was short of water
with which Capt. F. supplied her
Steamer Chatham, McRae, from Fayetteville to T c. &
B. G. Worth. -
Steamer Rowan, Barber from Fayetteville, to w P Ell
lott.
Steamer Henrietta Allen from White Hail. to Vessel Il
Eiers.
CLEARED
Dec. 31-Schr Emily, Mankin for New York with naval
stores by Freeman Houston.
Jan l-Sehr VIM L. Springs, Wilets for West Indies by
I. G. Worth, with assorted cargo
Schr Specdwe Cornish, for Porto Rico by DeRosset &
brown with 1000 feet lumber bhls spirits turpentine 20
bbs rosin
Steamer Fanny Lutteroh stedman for Fayetteville BY w
P Elliott. y
Jan. 2-Schr. R. w Brown, Hulse for New York bv
DeKosset & Brown with naval stores and cotton.
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ZEREIAN'S ANTT-SCORBUTIC TOOTHWASH
TO THE LADIES'

NOTHING adds to beauty than Clean white Teeth
and Gums of healthy color. The beautiful face
and vermon lips become repusve if the latter when they
open the horrible spectacle Of neglected teeth All
breath, should give ZERMAN'S TOOTH WASH trial
For sale by G. s. d. DUPRE, Agents,
Sept. %, '54--2ll Wilmington N c.
Herald and Cnmmercial
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WILMINGTON WHOLESALE PRICES CURRENT.

a 1t should be understood that quotations generally
rates have to be paid.
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COMPARATIVE TABLE OF EXPORTS
Of the principal articles from the Port Of WILMINGTON,
N. c.. as compiled from reports Of the Daily Jour-
nal, nd compared qrih those Of he previous gear
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Head Quarters 3Oth lseglmemt N. e. MiIitIa!

Head Quarters 30th Regiment N. C. Militia!
WILMINGTON December 18th, 1854
TO the Captains Of CompanaeS composing the Both Regt
YOU hereby ordered to hold election at your
n era precincts the 18th day of January 1856 for
u Colonel Lit Colonel, and Major fill vacancies caused
by the resignation of Col VIM B. Flanner It. Col. John
to within ten days from the day of election
By order of H. H. WATERS
Brig Gen of Sd Brigade.
JACOB VESSEL
Capt commanding Both Reg't N. G. M.
Dec. 16, 1854 87-tf-I6-It
4-Town papers cow
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NEW SCHQOT,

ar. J. RADCLIFFS, graduate of the S. c. Mill
lI try Academy designs opening School the town of
Wilmington the 1st of February next for the instruction
of boys and of preparation for advanced scientific course
In addition to all the usual elementary branches
al texts will be introduced in Pure and Mixed Mathemat
les The Elements oGeometry with its application
to the solution of Geomerca Problems Comic Sections
and to Fluctons the Derential Calculus. Plane and
Sphneal with their respective applications
in with which will be taught Typographical Draw
ngs In order to conform his system nearly possible
further proposes to teach the Squad and Company Drills
with other Military exercises two afternoons every week.
free of charge synopsis of the of study each
class will be distributed the day of Ap
pcations be left at the store of Mesrs Brown IL An
derson. Terms made known application
REFERENCES The Faculty of the State Military Acade-
N.Y. Charleston The Board of Visitors, viz Gen JONES'
Granitevile, S. c.. Gen F. Jamson, Orangeburg c. H
Gen d. Wallace, Somervle, Union District Gen. j. H.
Means, Buck Head Col. D. Wilson, Society Hill, Darling
ton District Gen r. G. M. Dunnovant ninetysx Depot
Ahbevi!e Wilmington, T. w. Brown, w. S. Anderson.
Jan. 5, 1855 IS-tf
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EXPORTS,

From the Port If Wilmington, N. c., for the quarter
eI ling 31st Dec, 1855, compiled from the weeetg
nenorfS of The Journal:
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NEwELL's PATENT SAFETY

A NEW ARTICLE, warranted to prevent all Accidents
Erpos,pe Compounds, used for the production of Light
This Invention is applied to all common Lamps and Lamp
Feeders also to Solar, Camphene Lamps, Lanterns, &c
ALSO, Burning Fluid, Campbene, and Rosin Oil. For
sale by c. & D. DUPRE, Druggists, Market street, Will
mington, N G.
All persons cautioned against infringing the above
patent the law will be rgidy enforced against all often
ders
c.. DUPRF
D. DUPRk, Jr
A. C. DICKINSON.
June Goth 1854 245-tt
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In Coughs, Colds Bronchitis.

Diseases of the Throat and Lungs in SCRoFU, HUMoRs
SYPHILIS, Disease of the Blood, remember BURROWS
ELIXIR WIFE is the only infaible specific known Among
others the Rev THOMAS HUME. of Portsmouth, Va
nent divine of the Baptist pursuason has permitted the
of his having been cured of disease of the Throat
Lungs And for diseases of Blood the MAsoNs and
ODD Fellows have enforced its virtues and for most dis
of chronic its virtues certified to by
5000 persons Price only S. for six bottles REFor sale
by all Dealers in Medicine.
&g The genuine for sale in Wilmington by A. O. Brad
ley, and by all dealers in Medicines.
Oct 2lth, 1854 J2d-d&w-2W
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June Goth, 1854

Terrible Case of Scrofuia. of Twelve Years Stand
ing Cured n One Month, by BurrOVvs Elixir Vitae.
NORFOLK, Va, July 10, 1854
Mr.. B. Burrow-Dear Sir under great obligations
you for efecting Of that dreadful disease Scrou!a
by your preparation called Elixir Vita The disease had
baed the sklfu Physicians, and had taken at least
hundred bottles of arspara &c, without any effect
was in the most deplorable condition, part of neck M
cerated to s~ch ertem to teare cindppe erpoed
indeed life seemed to me burden had given the
idea of finding relief until recommended by who had
been similarly affected and was cured by your medicine
induced to take your preparation and although | had
been afflicted oclUe gears yet in the short space of
thirty days was entirely cured. now in good health
and have been since The thorough miracle
Yours, very respectable, JOHN WEBB.
This to certify that John Webb appeared before this
day and made oath to the above statement. well
quainted with Mr. John Webb he is respectable citizen
of this city. WILLIAM D. DELANY,
Mayor of Norfolk, Va.
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NoTE. River Lumber, Tar, and Turpentne sold in The
subject to the of landing inspection
erage, &cs Lumber so cents to 81 % M; Tar and
Turpenne about 10 Is cents y bband naval stores.
when brought per railroad about the expenses
Cured --*For Virgin mixed Turpentine deduction
Of one fifth is made. according quality.
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BY M CRONLY, AuctIoneer.
EXECUTORS SALEe
ON MONDAY Is January 1856, at IL o'clock A. M. we
will sell at Exchange Corner,
20 VALUABLE NEGROES,
belonging to the Estate of Dan1 S. Sanders, decd
Terms and II mos. credit with interest from date
JNO. A SANDERS,
J. M. STEVENSON,
Ex'rs.
Dec. &c, 1854. 942t
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AUCTION SALES.
Iurpentine Distilleru and MiN SIC, &c.. for
BY SESSIONS & Co., AuctIoneers.
GEORGETOWN, s. CT

Turpemtine Distillery and Mil Site, &c., for Safe
any reserve the highest bidder the following
valuable property to vital those five Lots Of Land u
feet front on samp River; same Being one Of the most
eligible locations to be found in this secon either for
Mill Site Turpentne Dsleries, having been used for
tunity any DESTROYS to embark in either business
which rarely market being well supplied from its
immense back country with Crude Turpentine and Ton
Timber
We will also sell Stills Zone of Is bbls and the other
For further particulars, refer to Mr. Geo. Harrss or
Mr.. A Morgan at Wilmington, both of whom have
the premises The terms of sale o. and IL months
credit with interest from day of sale. notes of equal in
staments payable the Bank Of Georgetown, s. c. with
approved personal security.
S. B. FURNACE & co.
Dec I6, 1854 S7-tl3J-l6-tI3J
Her copv and send bill to this office.
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Al BBLS. BALTIMORE WHISKEY, now landing
~ VIII be sold low for cash only By
January Sd b. f. & 4. J. GRADY.
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Marine Intelligence.
ARRIVED

PO8T OF WILMINGTON. n. C.-January, 1855.
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TURPENTINE LAND FOR SALE.
50 The subscriber offers for sale low if applied soon
IL IL 900 acres Pine Land, all in body lying the ALI
tamaha River Is 20 miles from Darien There has been
no timber cut on the above land For further particulars
address HENRY A. CANNON
Darien, Ca
Jan. 4. 1854 1875
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LAND FOR SALE.

NMOKE! SMOKE!! SMOKE !!!-10, 600 Segars,
ira article warranted give satisfaction For sale by
JONES & FOYLES, Market street.
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T1EED THE HUNGRY.-2O barrels Mess Pork, extra
e fine. Just received and fer sale by
JONES 81 FOYLES. Market street.
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NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS.

IL persons no have not paid their TAXES for tn
n years 1852 and 1853 hereby Informed that the
is not settled in full by the 10TH DAY OF JANUARY,
will forthwith to Dsran without respect of persons
E. D. HAIL. Sheriff.
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I IEBIG'S CHEMISTRY-A edition from the last
ALondon, much improved, just issued. For sale at
Jan. A, 1856. S. w. WHITAKER'S,
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MARRIED.,

At the residence of David Simmons ESQ., on the Goth
1854, Mr. HENRY JARMAN to Miss HENRIETTA
of Onslow County.
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NOTICE

WuMINGToN DECEMBER Both, 1854.
80 ON the first Monday in FEBRUARY, next the Court
"a House. in Elizabehtown shall hire out Tor one year
all the Slaves belonging to the Estate of the late Gen
ASJamesI Mckay. The usual bonds and securit will
1irnl -
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On the night of the 10Th Dec, his residence, in th
County, JESSE R. MOTT aged 80 years and months.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-12-15

WAR Lucy SAip---ln a late speech,
Lucy Stone said" We know there is cotton
in the ears Of men. Let III look for hope
fn the bosom Of woman" p E'rha"Ke.
She probably meant to say, better look
for hope in the eyes OF men, Tor We know
there is cotton in the bosoins Of women
NJ Y Post.
Nothing else In the bosom Of woman,
who would make such remark about men;
there can be more of HE milk Of humane
kindnessn
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Spffial Motifts
A CARD

En-. or lnx CoMar--Dedr Sir believing your
paper to be an impartial Journal, we ask you
to correct an article that appeared Ia the DdaIy
Adoocdte, Of the 1lth inst, under the head OF
"Things about Town." The writer charges US
Of JAMES MuLvLin,., which charge We prom
ounce n malicious lie. We were this morn
Ing acquitted on the testimony Of MulvihilI,
himself and his confedcratcs. We nsk through
your paper-of the Advocate, the name Of the
malicious and Icing author. A. W. BATES.
December l4th, 1865 kOBT. WHITE.
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DIcKENs TURNED DANDy.-A letter
writer thus refers to the appearance of
dickens in Paris, where he has gone
to spend tho winter:
Boz is rs great q dandy now rs
Bulwcr; he is great on frills and pat
chouli, wears moustachc. and has en-
tirely changed the style of arranging
his hair. Sotransmogrilicd is he that his
mother would certainly not recognize
him, poor woman! Schailcr is paint
ing him in his new style. and his pro-
trait will now present curious con-
trast TO tho popular ones which were
taken about ten years ago from paint
ing by Maclise. Tho moustachc, tho
deliberately frilled shirt, the diamond
studs, and tho all-rounder have made
another man q pim."
Boz is right. Ten yearsago. he was
struggling for place in the world of
light literature. Then his chin was
smooth. and his upper lip shaved with
becoming modcsty and decorum. Tie
has won tho place with pom of satire.
dipped in the very milk itself Of the
mamilcr-man. 1t is both right and
proper, now that ho is lion that he
should play the lions part. lie is en-.
titled to thc.skin of the royal animal,
and his dctractors would rob him Of it,
because they have weavcl and, moth
eaten moustachcs, and cannot even
raise the outwarM evidence of man.
hood.
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Argumcntun nd Hominom !

I DOZ. Colts Revolvers, inch, in cases,
j doz. Aliens . 3 II 4 inch
doz. pair OF Selfcocking Pistols 3 inches :;
6 pr. Manton's Seicocking Pistols inches.
Hunting Knives, Bowie Knives, Dirks,
Pruning Knives, together with a superior
quality Of Implement Knives and Pocket
Cutlery; large assortment-Ely's and
Coxe's Waterproof Percussion Caps. Ra-
zors, o large variety :" suit tho moot ise';
d,ous, are now offered for sale at reasonable
prices and the most liberal terms by
deci3 WIN. BOGEL.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-12-15

UsURy.-South Carolina, has abol-
isLcd tho laws heretofore existing in
that State, on" Usury. Right and
proper. All laws on this subject, lie
as dead letters The laws of our own
state in reference to Usury, only
swclls out the statutes to an intcrmin-
able extent Usury is daily charged,
and daily given. a man may borrow
u hundred dollars, and pay three per
cent month for it; the lender takes
the borrowers note with interest for a
year added in, who is the wiser of it :
Some men can borrow money without
any interest-pcoplc knowing them to
be prompt and strictly honest, will
place their money in such hands, for
safe keeping; whilst others could not
rct the same persons to lena We"" Oh
twenty per cent per month. Inc rate
of interest charged and paid, sradu-
,tes the scale of moral honesty. It's
the interest Of every man to preserve
his honor bright and his credit intact.
The small dealer with limited means,
IS thus placed upon an equality with
the larger dealer, if he is honest and
prompt in his business transactions
We should like to know how the charge
Of l'sury could be brought against a
money lender, who puts his funds in
doubtful hands at twenty per cert =
Whcn-unlcss there be mortgage
,, an endorsement he locses both prln-
e.ip,l and interest This Is an III
t,i,atc pom, Of NV .o The " Phlllstine
lone to cite
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Hen Embellishments.
Direct from New York.

l USr received, tine lot of gold and sill
y yer Watches among them, some of the
following makers g. 4 NJ. Simon, 40
KingOquarc London Thco Blundell Ii.
verpool; John NJ. Bessley ~ High street
Liverpool Jos. Johnson, 23 Church street
Liverpool William Robinson do John
Harrison, London; NJ. J. Tobias, Liver
pool MARTA IA Genevo; Gullard fres, ct
MoreI st, Junier Suisse patek Il Co. Gen
eva. Which offer Tor sale at very mod
crate prices. Please give me call and
examine before purchasing clscw here.
THEO. GOLDMAN,
Matchmaker Il Jeweler, Harvey
dec. ID. House Basement
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From2 o'clock Pm. Thursday to 2r. NJ. Friday
He Cope, Boonville Mo; DR.. 4 II Por-
ter, Independence Mo; b NJ White, Bayou
Sara; $ W Davis, Mexico Mo; G. NJ Joy
ner, Mexico Mo; Arther st. Ar,nant, her
vile, DR.. ID B Pierce, do; II Collins,
st. FrancisvilIe; M Kronberg, New York
S T. Trevor Plaquimine = } A Harper,
II Lady, New York Miss Mead, N. Y.