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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-11-29

CHICAGO AND Rock ISLAND r. r. Earn
IsGs.-The receipts of the Rock island rail-
road in October. are reported as follows:
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NEW ENGLAND BAKERY
e. w. SANFORD,

MANUFACTURER OF ALL VARIETIES
Bread, Cakes, and Crackers,
On Kddison, near Columbus Street, Otsa,cd, Mi,ois
n prepared to furnish the shortest notice a
i very superior article of Sugar, Soda, Boston, Butter
Water, Pic Mic, Wine, and Ginger Crackers, Pilot and
Navy Bread.
do business strictly Cash basis and have eve
~ facility for Manufacturing, enabled
any other House in the West.
All kinds Of Fancy and Wedding Cake kept constantly
on hand and made to order. [nov29] G. W. SANFORD.
$4,000 Wanted,
lR0M to years, secured by Real Estate, with gooo
4 interest. Enquire at the Intelligence Once,
nov29 G. G. BREWSI."'
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THIRD CONGRESSIONAL DIsTEIcr-Thc fo!-
lowing are the official returns Of this con-
rresSional district.
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SAVINGS RANK.
ISTE..ICEyCE OFFICE,

In f5l1r~y's addition 10 Ct,0lr0.
q 90 4 FOR = Lot Terms g cash, and IS on the
. ZZ-e first day Of every succeeding month untl
n paid with Ut interest. iuls6 True WATERMAN.
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ADDITIONAL GEEMAN DUTIES On
AMERICAN ToBAcCo.-The Washing
ton correspondent of the Charleston
Standard in his letter of June II,
says:
| have good reason to believe that
our Government has received informa
ton from our Minister at Berlin, as
we'll as from several authentic sources,
of contemplated imposition of addi
tlonal duties ON American leaf tobacco,
10y the Zoll Verein, or Commercial
Union of German States-but it is
deemed best, at present, to keep this
information secret, and to await the
turn of events, At a proper time the
whole subject will be laid before Con-
gress.
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IcReE ARRIVAL or EMw,uRANTs AT
New Yoak.-The New York Courier
and Enquirer, Of Thursday last, says:
Castle Garden was crowed yester,
day, and presented a particular scene.
Passengers from six ship>--nearly two
thousand in number-landed there.
and coming from almost as many
different quarters Of Europe, the varie-
ty Of costume aud confusion Of tongues
was bewildering. The names of yes
sells, whence they came, snd the num-
Der Of passengers brought BY each, we
give: Ship James 4. Keeler, from
Liverpool, with $50, passengers, ship
Emerald Isle, from Liverpool, with
1S2 passengers, bark Meridian, from
Leghcrn, with 81 passengers, bark
Mississippi, from Bremen, with 22S
passengers, Johanna Elise, from Ham
burg. with 216 passengers, bark Ger
hard, from Hamburg, with 149 pas
sengers, total, 1859. Among these
emigrants were number from Hesse
Cassel-the picturesque head dresses
Of the females attracted good deal of
attention, even from those to whom the
costumes Of the peasantry Of Europe.
are most familiar.
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Ggg& 9aile Qon'et.
BATON ROUIE.::":JUNE 81, 1856.


BATON ROUUE,:::":JUNE 81, 1856
SLEEP How near in sleep is gu,
approach to death how close the res
emblence. between that lovely daugh
ter-with the placid smile Of child.
hood yet playing about her, like a
hallcw Of glory. and her sister by her
side Yet one is dead, and the other
sleepeth in the counterfeit present
ment. Take from her who is bedeck
ed in the bridal shroud Of new life,
the snow white garments. and place
them upon her sister who .leereth, and
one may we'll pass for the other. True
it is, as you say that the body begins
to mculder when the spirit has gone
to the God Who gave it. Wisely 50,
it is ordered As the vacant house
mouldercth and wastesth away, with
cut a tenant, 60 the body, which has
been moulded into its beautiful sim
etery by the pure and lovely spirit
within it, returns to the earll, from
whence it came. Is this the end Is
this the final Of spirit life, when like
4 chrysilis The soul breaks through
the prison walls, and takes the wings
Of the morning, to another life 2 No
The concurrent opinion Of six thou
sand years is against it. Watch the
spirit playing, upon the Index to the
soul " Of her who sleepeth ? DO you
not see, kindred angels come and 90,
in the sweet and innocent smiles Of
childhood DO you not feel that you
stand between Heaven and earth
when you see the impressions Of dream
land, spoken into life, by this earthly
angel, as she sleepeth What is hui
man existence Why, it is the very
counterfeit Of that life, upon whose
threshold we tread in sleep. Would
you enjoy sleep, you must procure a
bar,to earthly musquetoes. boy on owe
any unpaid debts' If so conscience
will prick you at midnight and you
cannot sleep. Curtail your expenses
and pay them. Have you wronged
any one in q moment Of passion! III
%. and you have not asked pardon,
you may close your eyes in vein. Go
at once liketbs man Of true courage
and say, " sir, in moment Of anger
have wrcnged you-pard on me for it,
The luxury to your own honest heart.
that you may experience from such an
action, will more than compensate,
for what the bull-headed portion Of
humanity would ell "a sacrifice.
Practice no hyrccracy, for such one
is but little better thsn hypocrite,
deceiving no one moro than himself
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RAFT IN tuE ATcHrALAyA.-Tbe
Opeloust Patriot. Of Saturday last.
says
The Frank Keeling did not arrive
from New Orleans this week, having
boon "bsi'prfod ~ The raft in he At
chala'aya ST the mouth Of the Courta-
hlaau This IA has been since the
late rise ~ the Mississippi, aud is like
ly IN prove se''ous draw back upon
our regular steamboat communication
with the city A petition, numerous
" signed, has been forwarded to the
State Engineer, for 1redge boat to
remove the rail-.
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STEAM FR,aArE M1NNEsorA.-The
National 1ntelligencer, Of the 10th inst.
says:
We are informed that the work on
steam frigate Minnesota is proceeding
rapidly towards completion, and that
possibly by the end Of the month she
will be ready to leave our waters
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Succession Of l. W. Fomler, deceased. g
STATE OF LOUIS1ANA-Second Dis
trict Court of the Parish Of Orleans
IN the matter Of the Minors of J. W
Fowler, decd No..
DY VIRTUE Of a commission, issued
- in the above, and to me directed
from the Hon Second District Court, in
and for the Parish Of Orleans, and State
aforesaid | will by virtue Of said commits
sion, offer at public sale, in front Of the
Court House door Of this Parish, in the
city of Baton Ronge, on
MONDAY. the 2lst day Of July, 1850,
at | / O'clock, A. NJ, Of said day, the proper
ty hereinafter setforth and described, be-
longing to the succession Of Joseph w.
Fowler, late Of said Parish decd, to wit:
Lots Nos. 4, S, 6 and 7, Of square No. 10,
all having front Of sixty feet, by one hun
bred and twenty feet in depth. Lot No.
3, in square No. as, having front Of sixty
feet, by one hundred and twenty feet in
depth Also, Lot No 2, in square No. 20,
having front Of sixty feet, by one hun
dred and twenty in depth all Of the above
Lots are situated in that part Of the City Of
Baton Rouge, laid out by the late Ellie
Beauregard.
On the followiDg.terms and conditions,
to wit:
One third CAsH, and the balance on a
credit of one and two years from the day
Of sale, with mortgage retained on the lots
sold until the full and final payment Said
notes TO bear eight per cent interest from
maturity until'paid; and made payable at
the Parish Recorders Office, in the City
Of Baton Rouge. H. V. BABIN,
June l9-7ts-w. Sheriff
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DRAM Fresh Bran from Young Am
- erica Mills, on hand and for sale by
J'ne2o. Joshua RrAL.
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FAMILY groceries,

A GOOD supply on hand, to which
n would solicit the attention Of nv old
ffends-new ditto Terms and prices az
moderate rs any. JOSHUA Bear
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MARK lie

On the 10Th inst. by Rev. W. II. Crenshaw, At
the residence Of Edward Moore, Esq, Of Ibervile
parish, Mr. AInFRE :, CARTEe, Of East Pclcisna,
10 Nj H ~ a Ma1aE
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Public Notice.

PERSONS holding Policies In the Mufpgh IiGa
fnsnr"nce ,tvnponv, NJ Mem Tork, II which the
undersigned has been the Agent for Baton Rouge.
will hereafter remit The amount ~ their premiums
as they fall due; 10 the agent Of The COMPANY
in New Orleans, Mr.. THOMAS A. An.ws
June f='tS, GEO. A. PIKE
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At New Orleans Prices!
= CASES Lacour Matches, best quality
- For sale at New Orleans prices
lune2O. JOSHUA REAL
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CRACKERSl-Fresh Soda, Butter and
~ Boston Crackers, at retail o, by pack
age, by une2OI JOSHUA BEAL.
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One u. Chasing Four D's.
I1N1El LlNJE,,

WllHoUI regard to emolument,
Received and to be received"
1000 Barrels Western Rock Lime,
None Genuine unless purchased Of
iune2o-y. JOSHUA BEAL
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A tluEsTIoN Of A uIuoRsHir.- -
here - communication in the Delta
of last week, signed ",Iusf'ee.' in
which the writer contends that Mr.
Wilde, is not the author nf poem,
entitled Ny Life is like the Summer
Rose. This 'nay possibly result in
rrotracted controversy, like that IN
reference to The authorship of Junius
Whom the question is settled, and the
authorship Of ?" Ny Life is like Sum
mer Rose" fixed ON SOME unlucky
individual, then we shall let our read
ers know who it is
Fs~ What is the difference between
filing a pitcher with water and throw
ing y woman overheard :
nne is water into the pitcher y
and The other pitch her into the
water"
The author Of the above thing, in
in the P'c"V"ne, came nr Yesterday,
and went back 10 the Springs, in Or
der to indulge recreation Of mind and
body, and find salt water bathing.
which, medical advice has recon-
meu,leI.
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To Engineers 4 the Fire Department
or IA 7DN ROYrfyE

A s AGENTS Of tsss Manufacturers we
n offer AZ Factory prices INDIA RUB
BIER BETTING, HOSE and PACKING.
Also, Oak tan'd. stitched and cemented
Leather Betting
Description as follows:
3ply India Rubber Betting, from 2 to 10
inches; A ply India =" Z" 6to 90
Hydrant House. India Rubber l to ~
inches. Warranted to stand pressure Of IS
lbs to sqr inch; Locomotive 4 Fire En-
CINE India X. Hose Il to 3; warranted to
stand pressure Of l75 lbs TO sqr inch Pure,
Plain and Mixed Packing by the ID. Oak
Tan'd., Sticked, and Cemented Leather
Betting, from to 20 inches wide.
A Y orders for the above goods filled at
shortest notice and fully guaranteed by
jnnl7. BARBEE & BENJAMIN.
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u In the making of plate glass,
the material used consists Of fine white
sand, soda ash, lime, and arsenic; oc-
casona|l y manganese, borax, &c, are
added. When this mixture is pre-.
pared, it is put into pots for about
eight hours, and when sufficiently
melted, an instrument somewhat re
sempling long handled scoop is in
serted through an aperture over ono
of the doors of the furnace, and the
scum ia removed. The material is
finally taken aud placed upon cast
ing table. The molten mass, after it
falls upon the table, and the pot is
swung away, Is next compressed into
a plate by n ponIerous roller of cast
iron, and which, while still hot, aud
emitting constant, sparks from, lis en-
tire surface, Immediately attains a
sufficient consistency to be showed on
to tho plaster table, which is then
wheeled to tho entrance of an oven
put in, the o9cn sealed up, and the
process of annealing, which lasts two
or three days, is commenced This
consists in suhjecting the plates TO a
heat gradually decreasing in int nsity
until they are entirely cooled Upon
being taken out, they are cut to the
proper size.
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Special Notices
80 REWARD.

RANAWAY from the undersigned, on the
~ morning of the 18th inst, the boy
1EofGE, aged about 10 years, $ feet et
inches high, Of yellow color. he has Il
scar on his right arm. J. j. ODOM,
june20- BITS. J,;lor
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remove the rail-.
| TUE PRINCE OF Prussia Prince
Frederick William, of Prussia, the
acknowledged sutton for the hand of
The Princess Royal If England, has
arrived in that country and proceeded
10 Osborne Horse. in the Isle of Wight,
where the Royal family are at present
residing. An English paper. says the
Prince ls an exceedingly fine looking
young man, in height about five feet
nine inches, and apparently twenty
years of age His departments is ex-
ecedineIy dlgn'ded and graceful, he
has slight mo lstache, auburn color
Ell, The London Morning Past ex-
presses the opinion that politically, no
objection can be urged with any show
If reason to the marriage between the
Princess Royal and the Prince. 1t
says however, tbat It will probably be
deferred for a year or eighteen mon
tbs,
TuEATrrcAIs IN LoNpoN.-A Lon
don letter Of May 22d. says:
Theatricals are very lively. Alboni
is receiving quite an ovation at her
Majesty's theatre, and seems to throw
everybody else completely in The shade
although Mr.. Gve continues.io be do
ing d good business at the Lyceurn,
and the little theatre at Saddler's
Wells has commenced playing English
operas with good success. Charles
kean's splendid spectacle of the Win
tors Tale draws crowded audiences to
The Priuccss's, and Mr.. Blackstone has
tho IIaymarkot theatre filled every
night by tic attractions Of the S9ar Ssh
dancers, and other entertainments.
STEAMER SuSK.-We learn from
the Cincinnati Commercim on Friday
last, that on the day previous, the
toamcr Maqnr1in, bound from Cinciu-
natl to Nashville, ran on the rocks at
the foot Of the canal and was sunk
Ono passenger, Mr. Philips, on the
firm Of Jordan Il Phillips, of Cincin-
patl lost Ills life. The boat is total
wreck, but the cargo will be saved in a
damaged condition. The Mognolia,
was insured for 5000. Value of
cargo, $4,000, insurance SIS, 900.
TIE WHEAT CRop IN NORTH GEoR-
G,A.-The Dalton Times, Of Thursday
last, says:
The present wheat crop in this Sec
ton will not be as heavy as the last.
but is better than was anticlpated.-
We hear complaints Of the rust, but
that is by no means general.
~ Why was Herodias' daughter the fast
est Girl mentioned in the New Testament :
Eeccause she got head Of John the Baptist
on charger.
MARRIED..
On the 10Th inst :, by Rev. W. H. Crenshaw, 1T
The residence Of Edward Moore, ESD, Of Iberville
,,rist ar ArsrR- < CARTye OF East Fcliciona, !
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He CAPITAL REMOVAL " ESflhN
AT WAeu'4eroN. Ion" The Washing
ton correspondent of the Baltimore
Sun, writing on the lt| inst says:
Mr. Edwards has Withdrawn lbs
notice of The bill to remove The FEEDER
al Government from Waehiutnu to tho
vicinity Of Cincinnati, in order proa-
bly, to present it in q new mod, 81 as
to avoid the point Of order taken by
Mr.. Jones. If Tennessee
The proposition # Mr. Edwards
contenpIates, perhaps, the purpose Of
taking the sent Of Government, to the
residence of the Repuhlican nominee.
As Justice Mclean is likely to he that
man, the place indicated is within five
miles 1T Cincinnati.
But if |'issell he nominated. then il
must 90 to Illinois, and the creator
reason, because the Colonel in his late
letter alluded 10 improvements in bis
own locomotion. Possibly, too, the
Government being put on wheels.
may not ''td n resting place ill it
reaches Ma'irosa. There IS one can
JIda'e. however NOT so Tar of, and
who will probably be content 10 leave
lancaster for Washington nexN March.
with view to carry ON the Cavern
ment here for the next lo' years.
How THE NoyrNr'pNrns WERE
ACCOMMODATED AT tNtINNArl-'Ihe
louisville Courier says that it is nnt
probable that the Democracy viii
soon holsannther contention IN in
cinnali The ball IN which t|,ey held
their sessions WAS close. uleomfo,ta
bic. small aud III ventilated I'ut he
exac'lune al tho hotel Keepers not
all for the Spencer and E'oalway
Hotels a,o excepted = woro beyond Ill
reason 'ou, and five dollars per ,lay
were charged At The l;utnet House for
very Indifferent accommodations. and
payment required in advance.
Our neighhor Tucker, Of the News,
says the N. Y, Mirror, who was
Hard delegate TO Cincinnati (wlere he
refused to sit with Solts). does not re-
port very complimentary of the front
ment the convenioners met Mt the ho-
tells of that city, Here is brick from
his tower of grievances
"ln the principal hotel they were
sleeping from three to fifteen in
room They were charged at the
average rate of four or five dollars
day tor Accommodations Of the most
'neagre desc'lp' n They wero do
pleted on every side. Landlords ''oecod
Them. coachmon swindled them, bar
keepers passed counterfeit bills upon
'hem-eycryhody made money out Of
hem. TO he stranger was ~ be
taken in at Cincinnati. and Colo
mans burnett House was the place
where they know best how to do it,
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~ Why was Herodias' daughter the fast
ext eirl mentioned in the New Testament
because she got head Of John the Baptist
on charger
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vNO GROCERS-1O0 reams assorted WRAl
l. PING PAPER, in store and for sale by
may7 JOSHUA BEAL.
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DR. G. W. DEARING, offers his pro-
~ fessionaI services TO the public Residence
and Office on Main, between Church and North
streef may 15-y.
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SUPERIOR TEA.-1OO Pounds choice Gold
~ Chop Tea. Just received TX. Steamship
Black Warrior and for sale BY JOSHUA BEAL.
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BUTLER'S
Mercantile Writing Fluid,

Rarufacforg 50 IIae street. Ciarinaasi. CHE
tNSE - Superior Fial lax before the vsc.
- n2S nearly as con ssAnty tiufns
ssor aat : preferred, - mary tae fs- AIMED Ar
Eald E3Gd-
i1ns tie past Thousand qaar trt hr.-
ttS errfaer Win smaller }ESs
u S-aNers and se-caEaeGs Cincinnati. Louisville Ps-
t1-s atao. Ciesrtzad. p-Srot
tESsnss Indianapolis Esaassiil~ ErAukfort
Nashville Memphis. - Lsats Nickshars jackson.
eAea S2d NeS urt-Aas.
Il has sesn adopted IN the Departments
tHcsy Tennessee ard Alssisssppi. Il THREE
FtR>F CLASS DIPLOMAS Mechanics Of GIN
cianssi Ara Lossy FSor diplomas
AZ >ie FAIRS he'd last m u Ses Nork, 0AiO Indiana
Illinois.
Agricultural Far e S-s ferk h-l4 =; kirnrS
= Tbs fallgs4hS Banks anI Merchants R5chl.end.
have adopted J. , aGffrrs Mercantile Writing EtQa
wheaa the manufacturer respectfully rrfers.
Branch Of she State Bxzk Of Indiana ii Il krand:
Peoples Bank,
Esten ard fISaiison and Cincinnati Cheago r. R.;
Brown s NoE.as. Wholesale Greerrsi
Manner & Fletcher
" " Lynde. Coau'y Treasurer Of Wayne county;
StrSitsn & cesfn.
r c, Doaslan & Ce Jaw-s Iaha-or.
W Jason Han
Ii McorEssn+ Beard &
Aichmond Palladium.
Fer sale ~ manufacturers prices. ~
Burbank n brother Bookshelf
iieile~sy Hsugh,on,
brown Har-5x.
Manner 4 Fletcher,
l. H. Mccullough.
Richmond. November -, 1855 seu
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WHO SHALL DO THE MILKINGl-The time
has been, when, among Buckeyes and Hoosh
icrs at least. il was considered as much with
in the proper sphere of the female part of
the farmers family, To milk the cows. as to
make the pies or wash the dishes. But the
softer SEX are sadly prone TO imbibe new
ideas. "Womans Rights" is favorite theme
nowadays, among them. and it cannot be
denied that they are growing smartly wiser
than their mothers were. Among other things
they have discovered that hats and pants be-
come them quite as much as they do the
nasculiue half Of creation. and they are lust
now coming to the conclusion that the milk
ing should be done by the men. Now to be
honest. we confess to some misgivings on the
subject. and yet it seems a little strange that
just as they begin to doff their timehallowed
habilments. and adopt others so well adap
ted TO mud and rain. as pants and hat, they
should find out that milking is business
that belongs properly and exclusively to the
men, Nevertheless, we admire their sagacity
Willing to be thought fair and honorable,
especially toward the fair sex, We will make
= proposition. If the ladies 1--WE mean. of
course, the female part of mankind) viii
allow US the undisputed and peaceable pos
session of our pants, and other articles of
masculine apparel we will hencefor,h give
our undivided influence in favor of the men
doing the milking. The fact is, we do not
Ike to yield too many points at once. We
don, object to short skirts, such as will be
fairly out of the way of wet and dirt. but
more than this we shall consider as an in
Engagement of rights which We claim as ex-
s1nsaveiy our own What say you'll
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]. II. JORDAN. NJ. d.
To the Public,

This is 10 oer.thfy in June last was attacked
with the A-i.,iet holer. and .oon. my phy=i-
clan said. collapsed state bal remained al
ih.- hours when my physician inform
ed my family and friends that could not possibly
give. ani strictly Tor bdny vile permitting sny ons
having any medicine or nouri-hment whatever,
IS II would oniv hasten my death At this time NJ
Farsha me and brought with him bottle
containing OF his Attentive Bal and
a 4ei permission Of my siie 10 IL . he
rhouxtt IT would Immediately give IL was i'm
ue4isieis applied. and 10 p-r-pir yri
ar Itch time my eItremttieS wer- cold. cismmy
ny face AMI head After the use OF two
ather bottles Of the medicine. { IVES entirely
al distress and in few days resios
Cd To health. would most cheeriui!y and heartily
recommend thi- Balm to all who afflicted in
si,ilar Wy have also used il in other dises,es
aud have found il most excellent remedy dc not
think be too highly recommended
JOEL KIRBY
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Look Before You Lean!

q MES>RS. HiRST < co. are now rec eli, ing
IA and opening AZ their store. No. ; Main
e~Asoa chmOnd, In liana, OF the finest stocks
Clocks. Watches snd Jswelry that has been
Richmond They would respectfully call the at
teBtion Of all who wish to buy any article IN their
lin the heading OF this advertisement, aud call
No Is aud price their gools before purchasing else
hsss tina old p.cas, and BY doing they
menay sell srficls for what ~ is and
II To be represented We buy goods at
the factories at fret prices and for ONLY and
think sell az lower prices than any house in
Richmond.
We also prepared to furn ish 70 the trade all
kinds of goods in line wholesale, at New York
prices We srs also SCENTS for Sperry. town o
2 r Clocks tor the " est.
We furnish order any article in our Line,
wholesale or retail, lower than the lowest.
Ali oil time pieces repsired End warranted he
workman
Ter good articles low prices AMI fin wo,kn IN,
We challenge competition.
Richmond. December 20, 1855. l-tf
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F1NGE san.c-a-- Offers ~. iiTd-I
hsif Of tAr-- Brick Hazss the cad
Nzi1 street the Of Main sz1
occupied by T. " Rshiassz = As>a4n- sap TIE
eEii3izs : sseSs 50 90 deep o-eA=r
frame building % tAs lot. The
nearly z-s<he ius 6y 49, f--z. = good
uca Ter eassEess-a SIDES sai alley
the ssssE s4ies The property viii he sad reasonable
terms fer cash laird han. iirt IN
third IN to- exchanged for fa-E
lard er ets property Cese co1s.I Que a. time
ase Fa1 car have ezfszIa- Fer pS-tfc1iars
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have azGher ether pieces % City property to
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