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Franklin Fire and Marine
INSURANCE COWPa>Y.
lPITAL $5oo,o CASH PAID II sici

CAPITAL 100000, CASH PAID r. slosa
Invested according to tbs Law Of Hin
Esp cial attention gwen To Insgrance Of
FARM PROPERTY, DIV BILLINGS AND &
BUILDINGS.
INsUk RES such building, or contents on fav.s
I.terms. for > ) years. Insures Stores, y
houses. Buildings or Contents and Personal Z "a
) generally. n
LOSSES EQUITABLf ADJUSTED AND PRO 9
IL PAID IL CASH ~
Ihis Company iss JOINT stock Association, Ga
5zad undEr- s.t4AllGd LIZ The I-}Z
turs Of Wisconsin, with an authorized eapiIj
$500 zoe. One hundred thousand dollars of p
l. paid in, and securely invested in bonds and
cages. The Company being thus securely orga(
upon hrln basis III directors take pleasure r.
commanding ii 70 public favor "a worthy Of F.
dence and support, With the assurance that al y
es shall be promptly and honorabfy adjuste n
this il purely stock Company no mutual ba
will be done, nor premium notes taken.
OFFICERS: IS
y. VI. Donaldson, Pres't. W. 7. GIBBS II. Sec N
J. W. Eddy, Vice pres't. A. Gibson. Gen. Al
dec. 24d3m W h. TURNER, AgfJ
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s. Signed,

- Mr.. Andrew Jackson Donelson, nom
inee for the Presidency, has written a
letter contradicting a mistake of some pa
pcrs in styling him the adopted son of Gen.
jackson. lie says ''The adopted son Of
Gen. jackson bears his own name, and il now
living at the Hermitage. The General was
my uncle, and my guardian and friend from
my infancy to his death"
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SALE OF RrAlI>TaT,

ID BLIC notice is hereby given that On the 5th
4 day of March next in front IL Charles Par.
sons Banking House, il the city II keoLuk, BE-
tween the hours of and clock will sol at pub
ne auction he following real estate, namely Lot
one block sight y If the c'ty of heok uk, Iowa
ana he south half u the southeast quarter and bs
e@ss Aaf Of the southwest quarter If section Thr.
y-fuur tn Township sixty FIVE, Range six 63 west in
Clark County, Missouri e. = T. T. ana T. s
" ). "a, !. g. X. 6, Clark County Mjqsoufi1
Terms Of sale one fourth cash remainder in four
eight and twelve months with SIX per cent interest
Title good and warranty deed given by ne
J Il. EDDY,
febl3da wtsala Pv RANKIN a MFffpp
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Co-Partner~hip yoticc

HAVINd this day associated ourselves for the
l. purpose Of carrying on tho Boot and Shoe busi
ness at the Old stand Of Odell Matlcss under the
name and style If iuiskamp & Matless we take
pleasure IN Informing their friends AMI customers,
that no pains viii he spared on our part L. suit
themin every respect II. c. HUSBAND,
l.. MATLESS.
keUkuk, March 3, 1856 tnehSlgw
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HAVING PsHcHasaD

FTSHE Stock u Furniture - Mr.. K. WfIsEY, /
will sell the entire lot at very low figures du
rips the next five weeks, to make room for Spring
stock. For extraordinary bargains in Furniture
call ~ either If Mr.. Wlsey's Old stands or al The
cats City Igrniture Keoigss Ne- l4e Aaisa stse4t
Feb l%--d&W G.. :. ABBOTT
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Close QuAR1Egs.-In parish in London
there was lately discovered house ia which
i've families all ate, drank, and slept within
the four corners Of the room. One Of the
gentlemen Of the statistical committee asked
an old woman in the house-s'IIow can Won
exist in such place ~ '.Och, your honor. .,
she replied, we all did we'll enough till the
gentleman who has the middle took in .
lodger.n
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jan25d6w3m
NOTICE TO RAILROAD CONTRiC.
TORS.


fIsHE undersigned, Commissioners Of the Western
i Division Of the Wabash and Mississippi Rail
road, will receive PROPOSALS until the 10Th day Of
March next, for the Grading, Bridging Iyinq and
completion of the First section of said road from
Warsaw to Carthage. Ill. The distance is II miles
about 2 miles Of which has been partially graded
and bridgcd. The work to be done will be t. grade
the additional portion Of the scction-rc grade and
repair the old grade furnish and lay the ties on the
whole-huild some bridging, furnish the iron and
stock the road, etc. All of which work and mate
rial furnished, must be of such character as viii
make q first class western road.
Tho work to be commenced within thirty DAYS af-
ter the acceptance Of the bids and contract and
ecued with diligence and fidelity, under the direction
of the Engineer Of the road, to completion within
twelve months
Payments will be made may be agreed upon, in
the Corporate Bonds Of the County Of Hancock,
City Of Warsaw, and City of keokuk, bearing 81 gh
per cent. nterest--and individual subscriptions Of
cnsh, material, and real estate along and in the vi
cinity of the line. Bids will be received and consid-
cred for separate sections Of grading brid ging and
tying, and ironing and furnishing the road-or for
the whole complete, at an aggregate price per mile,
etc
The Commissioners reserying the right to consider
and accept only such may be deemed reasonable
and within their ability and means to adopt and com
ply WITH
For further information apply to-and bidders
Will address eitheI OF the unders igncd--to wit
J ". INGFRS0LI Canton, H.
M s. HUNT, Warsaw, III.
II. w. SAMPLE, keokuk, Iowa
Feb. l4th 1856. Commissioners w Il NJ. r. r.
dRWday
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SAWYER WANTED.

A NO. Sawyer who completely understands
running Circular saw Mills, and who has great
practical experience lie must be an honest push
ing, perseverng man, To take charge Of mill.
Good wages and permanent situation will be Civ
n to suitable man. References required for in
tegrlty ana qualifications. Enquire at the Office Of
TINS paper. mchi IDA " W
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Lumber Lumbervi

T'HE snhE1fIbar has bought the !. Fast Saw MiIl''
two miles above the city, and Is prepared 10
furnish al kinds - lumber except Pine AZ the
shortest notice from 81 Is to 50 10 per 100 feet
dscl2daHh HAWKINS TAYLOR.
INHE subscriber wishss d guf II the wall during
1896 I've ml' lions of BRICK for which he will
take town lotsor land In the Half Bro Tact. -
Also two span "a horses wanted ia exchange E.y
brick work HAWKINS TAYLOR.
ar 64IfF
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FASHIONABLE DRESS MAKER.

Nj RS MARY A. PALMER presents her eompli-
4sI mcnts TO the ladies If kcoluk. and begs 20 in
form them that she has just received some III the
lttest styles and fashions for Ladies dresses and
basques, and would be happy to have them give her
can, as she IS confident that she can give ample
satisfaction to all that will favor her with their
ronage. Also party dresses made to order
Residence on Main street between First ard Sec
end, opposite the laclede House. adjoining Eagle
son =. mch 5d3m
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CAN AND DO

- l.i4L ~ the citizens &c Keuknt and vicinity Fry
- FURNITURE, cheaper than they can purchase IL
- Louis or anywhere abroad and TRANSPORT il here.
Any persons doubling this invited to call NJ the
Gate Cry Furniture kooms. lS6 Main street and
satisfy themselves II the fact a ~ ABBOTT
fcbI ID
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Here is our greatest legal orator, as seen
with down-east eye: "Rufus Choate il a
picture TO look at, and crowder to spout. 49,
H. i about seven feet SIX, or six feet seven,
in his socks; supple as an eel. and wirv rs a
cork-screw. His face is a compound of
wrinkles, 'yaller jaundors,' and Jurisprudence.
IL has small, keen, piercing black eyes, land
head shaped like mammoth goose EGG,
big end up his hair black and curly, much
resembling q bag of wool in admirable dis
ORDER or Il brush heap in gale of wind
HIS body has no particular shape, and his
wit and legal lodges have set many Judge
IN smoker, and SO COMPOUNDED Jurors as to
make II almost impossible for them to speak
plain English, or tell the truth for the rest of
their natural lives Rufus is great on twist
ing and coliing himself up, squirming around,
ana prancng, jumping and kicking up the
dust, when steam : up. His oratory is first
rate, aud his arguments ingenious and forci-
bic lie generally makes a ten-strike--iudge
aud Jury down at the end of every sentence.
tie Is great on howery expressions and high
falootln tubdubs. Strangers mostly think
ne IS crazy, and the rest scarcely understand
what it's about. lie invoices his time and
elQcntlon four thousand per cent. ever erai-
nary charges for having ones self put
through course Of law. Rufus Choate is
about fifty years Of age, perhaps over. tie
is considered the ablest lawyer in New Eng
llnd, or perhaps the United States. His
haud writing can't be dccphered without the
AID If pair Of compa9ses and quadrant.
His autograph somewhat resembles the map
OF Ohio, and looks like piece of crayon
sketching done III the dark with three
pronged fork. lie has been in the Senate,
and may be, if lie has time to fish for it,
President Of the United States.''
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c u" There is little, if any, direct inter-
course between the Republican and other op-
position members Of Congress and the Free
State party in Kansas. There is no mode of
conducting correspondence excep! bv special
couriers proceeding through Iowa. upon
which route the last two hundred miles must
be performed wholly by land. The post off
ces 20 the west Of 81. Louis arc wholly in the
hands of the most notorious and abandoned
Of the "border rufian'' crew, the worst
specimen Of whom is postmaster and govern
merit Gditor at the Distribution office on the
line. OF course nothing passes through
thcse Offices presumed to be friendly and i'm
portant TO the Free State cause. unexamned.
But, 1t is a fact, rs | feel authorized TO as
sure your readers, that representative have
been adiudged by distinguished and trusted
friends here to the leading members Of the
Free State Legislature. concurrinr in their
own suggestion, that nothing ought to be
done but to elect t. 5. Senators. / hope and
believe that will be done, and If Shannon ut
tempts to prevent it, he will DO SO al his per-
ii. Those Senators may hang round the lob
bies petitionlng for the recognition of their
rights, As long as Mr.. Benton and Dir. Gwin.
and their colleagues did, bat as they will
have the Constitution Of the United States
and Kansas, the Organic Kansas and Ne
braska Act, squatter sovereignty, and all the
ILG12lgn1s- beside insticn. on their side thar
mnst succeed. II Wash. Cor. of \. Y. Cour.
and Eng
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The DAWN or THE New ERA.-The Boston

The DAWN or THE New ERA-The Boston
Bee says;
"Nearly every woman we met in the
streets yesterday had on a pair of boots
good, honest, long legged, water proof boots.
low much better is this than aper-soled,
dsease-elinching, ridiculous shoes We are
beginning to think the millennium is APP
preaching. Women wear boots-actual.
soled, no mistake boots.''
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RE moyAl..

4 STAR CLOTHING sToRE-H. sTRArs
T co. have removed their stock of Cloth hing
~ and Furnishing Good from their cid stand
T. No IS Main street next door to y :. Billings where
10y " Il b. happy 70 their old frends and many
ne'v ONES.
Sc oar spring stock will DO received at an
early day, when We shall present unusual aflyanta-
yes 10 The trade. feb2pd
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JCsT TRlBUTE.-The Legislature of Tex
as, at its late session, adopted bill donat
ing to Mrs. Elizabeth Crockett one league of
land. Mrs. G. is the widow Of the hero and
martyr of Texas independence, Davy Crock
EFT.
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ESsR SALE.

1 OFFER for sale Engine and Boiler from tx 10
eight horse power, having been in use with light
work some two years the boiler first rate and ali in
good running order and condition for particular
ih4ury az the Plough and Wagon factory corner If
Main and 9Th streets. FREEMAN KNOWLES
mchSdfm
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DuSSoI.rTyoN

TIL partnership heretofore existing under the
style of Carey hilbourne is this day dissolved
by mutual consent. All claims against said 6rn,
Will be paid by George +. kilbonrne who viii ii fu-
turs conduct the business aud who alone is author
lied 10 settle the business Of the old firm
SAMUEL +. CAREY,
GEORGE Il. kILBOURNE
mehI8d2w
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DY~sOf,If Yl1,>,

4 Go-PAKINEkSiiIP heretofore existing under
Z \ the name of Mehenny Runner. is this day
dissolved. by mutual consent All claims against
the Old firm viii ~ eannellal ~ i u
KG0nyr VINO VII IN future conduct the bushes and
who alone 4 authoriz a 10 settle the business OF the
old hrm 4. !. MeKENNY
NJ. II. RUNNER
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CT Coleridge thus sets the music of Ma
ture. Can any melody be more beautiful
Methinks it should have l,cn impossible
Not 70 love all thing in o world SO filled
W here the breeze MARBLES, and the mute still air
l. music slumb ring on her instrument.
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-" De Quincy somewhere tells an an
ecdote of man, who, on being threatened
with an assault by eighteen tailors, cried out:
/" Come on both Of vou''
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REMOVAL.
The Byron Clothing Store

\ HofFHElNFR has moved from the corner
~. Of fst and Main street, Ia "a near Main III
Graham Building. offer now my stock of Cloth.
ing. Gents Furnishing toods &c. from to 10 p.f
cent below cost, to make for a larger and finer
stock 81 clothing. Call and see il il to your ~
advantage n. H0FFHEIMEB
JanIbd&w Second Main sf
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THE DIS NolNEs VALLEY WHIa Us issued, from
this office every Wednesday, has an extensive and in
ereasing circulation throughout the DesMonos Val
Icy, as we'll in tho rest Of the State aud The Uni
It'd States, and as medium Of advertising il not
surpassed. subscription price $50 per annum in
advance
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Hfna Insurance CO..

4 FAFIIAI S3UUU
- Hartford Fire Insurance Co, capital $500,
Star Insurance Company capital $l50,6oo.
Commercial Insurance CO., Of st. Louis, c
100000.
Htra Life Insurance Company. capital $3.50.
Fire, Lifa and Marine Policies issued by
mchl dim w. w BELkNAp, A q
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Fillmore. the American Farty. and
the slavery Question.

The position of the American party az il is
now organised under the Philadelphia plat
form Is unequivocally favorable to tile South
ana designediy proscriptiye and insulting to-
wards the North. 1t is not q Northern party,
it IS not q 'sNational" party, in the ordinary
sense attached TO that term in the politics of
the day, it is Southern, sectional party /:
that, ana nothing else. The whole body Of
delegates assembled found they could not Law
down platform mutually satisfactory. and
SO al hope Of "Nationalism" was abandoned.
The North then essayed to give to the resolu-
tions such tone and tenor as the delegates
from that section felt willing to go into can
vass with They seemed likely to succeed.
The Southern delegates were leaving the
Convention, enraged. Taking advantage of
favorable turn in affairs, they rallied their
forces, returned TO the hall, found themselves
10 a majority, and made their own nomina-
tions, wherenpon the Northern members par
tally dispersed, the South dictated its own
resolutions, and left the city elated and in
triumph. i was a Southern triumph
Every body about the Convention so under
stood il, and so it was trumpeted abroad
throughout the land. 1t was not Northern
success, nor "a compromise ticket and plat
sorm. 1t was strictly and solely Southern
and sectional. That was patent to every
body's apprehension. Now il is under such
a state Of things, Sits with such a ticket
and such . platform, that the party comes
before the Northern people and asks their
votes. nder these circumstances il Is that
they come before the people Of Iowa. Let
our people consider the matter calmly. can
dIdly, aud satisfy themselves If the only i'm.
portant issue, the only issue on which North.
ern, National men, on the one side. and
Southern men with their slaye-D emocrac,
on the other, can rally, is not really between
the Republican and Democratic parties.
THIS Is the way that even the most liberal
of the southern know-Nothing Journal.
look at the matter. The Louisville Journal
which has always been the mos, liberal q
that class Of papers at the South, speaks a.
follows Of the platform iust adopted; le
tue people Of Iowa hear lis words and hcet
them
~ form q words could be devised re
P.sd'dting more clearly ne doctrine 81 N,
Hftmot pforiso or setting forth more dis
tlnctly the right of the people Of every Ter
rtory, on coming into the Union. 10 com,
with or without slavery, as they themselve,
may decide. The South would be satisfied
With no less, and could not ask more. Tn,
soTth has here yielded a principle arIich Il
nerer y.eldea hR nor. The grand point is
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4 CAR D..

| llAN this day disposed Of my entire interest IN
l. the drug business Of t. /. Nekenny, also my in
ttrest m the manufacture and sale Of II. X. Gill
mores Mamalnke Lnnent and Vegetable Anti
Bilious Pills, and take pleasure in recommending
him to the public as one deserving If their patron
age. NJ III. RUNNER
unh
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rvsHE firm of 0dell Il Matless having been dis
solved this day by mutual consent, take pleas
ure in recommending my successors, Messrs. Huis-
kamp Matless, to my old customers and the public
generally. Accounts will be settled by either party
CALEB oDELL
keakuk March 8 1856 mrh2d9Y
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A CARR.

I HAVE tins day sold my entire interest in the
l Croekery business to George Il. knbourne. who
Will IN future carry the busncs. AZ tho old stand
" Carey kIlbourne And ] hereby cheerfulIv
recommend him 70 my friends a. one mcritinq 1.at-
ronag. SAMUEL T. CAREY
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febl2dawtsale pv RANKIN MIL


FARMERS or IOWA.IIIENUIS Am
WTSSOIKI.
E0 O00 bushels 81 Flax seed wanted 1mx
~ OOO Having made extensive ar 8.J
'angemonis for the manufacture of Lnseed Mi,
----~--+'-- +---1-- fSyv6 UK, WIZ 10 con-
tract Tor the above amount Of seed and wish 70 have
y understood, that there will be permanent market
for an unlimited amonni delivered here at any time
Mtsr the hrstof August next, and that the highest
market price Ia cash will be paid by
l.. r. BISSELL CO.
ian25dA VIM
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NOT'ICE.

HAVING purchased Of b. A. Williams L,
i Il tire stock Of Groceries, we will carry 4,
above business and sell at very low figures in OF
make room for Spring stock. For extraord1
bargains call at his old stand on Main street, be
4tb and 9th.
Also the highest cash price paid for all xii
produce. W Ii. AUSTIN s.
mchld u
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FIRE AT JUBnER CoLLECE.-The dwelling
occupied by Rev. S. Chase aud family was
consumed by fire on Friday afternoon
Through the exertons of the students most
of the furniture, books, &C., were saved !:
and by the timely aid of the tenants and
neighbors, the piazza which connected the
dwelling with the boarding house was reno
ed so rs to save the latter.
The loss to the College is some ST 200
Mr.. Chase's personal loss is about $500 The
arrangements are such that the school will
suffer no Interruption Peoria News, llth.
CT a correspondent Of the Wilmington,
y. &. Commercial, writing from Washing
ton, March 4th, says Spy this mornings
package of German newspapers, published
IN my birthplace, find positive statement
that Robert Schuyler lives in the little town
Of Brugge, in the Principally of Rudolstadt,
Germany"
CooL.-The Lafayette (Ind.) Journal pub
fishes the following frigid extract from a
reply by Boone county subscriber to dun
ming letter
Sorry to say Old IIoss that can't pay.
| am very tight up, which is to say | haint
marry red. IL lard oil was ten cents bar
rel, couldn't buy enough to grease my har.
Don't worry about it, freely forgive you the
debt.
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GEN. WooL AND THE OREGON WAR.-The
Cincinnati Gazette, Of Tuesday, SAYS:
''We received, yesterday, our files of the
0regonian, published at Portland, in the Ter
rltory Of Oregon, from which we learn that
the people of the Territory, and General
Wool Of the general army, have become Bit
terly opposed to one another. The General
refuses to permit his regular troops to take
part with the militia in the Indian war which
has broken out in Oregon. In some speech
or conversation he spoke Of the Oregon peo-
pie rs 'dogs," and that he would exert his
influence to induce the President and Con-
sress to withhold the payment earned by the
Oregon militia by their services in the Indian
war. There is, we should Judge. strong
popular feeling IN the Territory, not only
against General WOOL but also against other
Officers IN the regular army stationed in the
Territory.
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CT The celebrated Eng .sh vocalist, John
Buaham, has lately deceased at the age Of
eighty-two
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Home
INSURANCE COMPANY.

Office No. Wall Street, New York Z
Cash Capital, $500 O..
Amount of Assets, sT4T,gl
Amount of Liabilities, x53,6s
r1YIllS Company differs from most Others in h..
apaid up capital Of $500 ,0oo, 90; and n
dends made 81 stockholders without first -
ing for the unearned premium on all outstanding
ces, in addition to the capital.
CHAS. j. MARTIN, Pres
A. +. WILLMARTH, Sec
,anoEag,n uyM y srr~DNEp ~
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NotIce.

I HAVE sold my stock Of Furniture and entire
i interest in the Furniture business to Mr.. G. s.
ABBOTT, Of the Gate City Furniture Rooms. I thank
my friends and customers for their many favors and
cordially recommend Mr. Abbott to their future ia
and patronage. r. WILsEY
Feb l3--dtf
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FEyERs. = Feyers are ike Indians they
both fly before civilization. Since locomo
lives were introduced into Michigan. acues
have decreased fifty per cent. Physicians
once thought that the only antidote for this
class Of disease Was quinine-experienc has
demonstrated that Iittle better one i To be
found in the subsoil pIows and piston rods.
According to DR.. Francis, every spade intro
duced into Iowa. saves twenty first class lives.
From this II will be seen that ssspades are
trnmps,o If medically cnnsidered
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To the Pubic.

IL AFiAo determined, hereafter, to do an 4
l. sifely cash business in our retail depart
s. are prepared T. sell ali kinds n Hats. Cars.
net=, &c, at greatly reduced prices. Our III
how sory complete. and We keep nothing ID
hss' grades Of goods always have the ia,e,t 4
aud Will eel. lower FIR cash than the common Z
arc sold ou credit. So come on with your dln}
- Al kinds Of Millinery work done to ]
at the shortest notice
Oct. I'd III. d. +. HUMPHREY 4 cad