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American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1856-01-31
Law NO TIC z
AE.FIsEn WILL1Ams.

AtfkAtEN WILLHAMSy ~. y
ATTORNEY Asp. couSsEtLoR AT Law, LANCASTER, ONO
VN7lLA practice IN tho Courts OF Fairfield and ad
wv joining counties.
SHa E1y 10 fos1SdG.sag business hours al tho one
OF II. HHt.Aes3iNf3. may ~, 1854.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1856-01-31

After farther debate the resolution was
lablad, It's agsiasi 40. aud lie HSass adj
Ioarned.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1856-01-31
New Orleans Mnrket.

NEw oRLsASs. January 2q-The sslesof Cotton to-
day we're Is. 500 bales; middlingst sz.c. Moisssss IL
Sugar dull. C6rhose, Oats 55he.
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be-. Ko.e,s r~reaai,e on oopsamPtIsn.

Or. kOse's Treatiye ON OOUsumpfIom.
Pncs One Dollar. Address
JOHNSTON STEWART ROaR,
3aI Broadway, New York.
\. B-Ths now postage law requires prepayment
NJ. oorrsspondspcS being eSteusiye, apph-
cants, to ensure replies, must enclose posiege.
II PMoney letters must be registe nd BY the Post
masters-snc letoys.only viii DO at my risk.
January J., l65d-5m35
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nAGURRNEoTYPRa

EVNHB subscriber has renovedhis sutAblakuentfna
his New Rooms SsrtA Ssss aasi~ Sfrssf, ever Pa
4 BisA, Andhas fitted them UP Ia . style uusurpasss
lnthc West. He h0peGthatthe public wtllnppre aiet
age. Everything has been dose that could bsdntet
ensure sneeessi in eve ~ department oftbe AZ, snd ~
pictures eannot boerrpassed. ". u GRfsW ON. y
n. Personsuis hingt 10 earnfhe artxillhAya rrSs
faeilitiesf for dotng So here.
Honrsfrop 9S'eloek Am. until 5o,tiockP P. n.
Lancaster, NovembeF1G. led5-ee
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1856-01-31

WILLIAM n. KING,

ns AANSSe n = ~
LIZA returned TO tho city, whore he expects 70 ps-
u II main permanently inthe ptactiee 0fhi6proloilon.
& rateful for psat favoTs, he hores By attention 20 bun-
ness 10 merit The patronage OF hs old frisnas ard ne
pubhe generally. once, Main Street, tFo dooTs Rnsa
ofAs Ohio Ragle. Lancaster, JulI u, 1ssS-snn
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1856-01-31

wAsulse4os, Jan. as.-The Senate was
not IN session.
HousE-Mr Dunn offered the follow
ing resolutions.
Resolved. That no man can be elected
Speaker who does not fully and heartily
.sympathize with a large majority OF the
people Of the country in favor OF the restov
ration Of the Missouri compromise, or who
will no. exert himself for the restoration
Of that restriction.
Resolved, Tha, She restriction should
be restored, asa proper yindica.ion OF tho
wisdom aud patriotism Of the great states
man who imposed il as a Necessary aud
certain Measure Of rcyiying harmony and
concord among the States Of the Union.
Resolved, That iib0 useless and ~fselious
agitation Of the slavery question in or out
of Congress IS unwise-and unjus: 10 every
section OF the Union, but until the %restric-
ton is restored it is owed as a solemn duty
to the past, and present, and future, to
steadily and firmly persist in efforts 70 that
end.
The FIRST resolution was rejected by ono
majority. The House then proceeded 10
vote upon the other, The second rssoIu
ton was adopted by one msjority. The
third was rejected by three majority.
Mr., Fuller, Of Pennsylvania. offered a
resolution declaring that any agitation Of
the slavery question is unwise and unjust
To- a portion Of the American people. inju-
rious TO every section OF the Union. and
that it ought not to be countsnanoed.
The resolution was adopted BY one ma
jority,
Mr.. Neaoham offered a resolution de-
%claring that in the opinion Of the House
the repeal OF the Missouri restriction was
an example Of the usslsssness Of a f%actious
agitation of the slavery question, and un.
wise and unjust to tho American people.
This was adopted-yeas l08; nays SO
The House then adjourned.
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The Dame 0fiAe eorporasloui =. ArNA iAsbRA1ca
COMPANY. located a. Hartford, connocNcut.
The Capital is Five Hundred thousand Dollars, and
lspAid up. ASSETS OF he CompaAy ara;
Cash Ia hand aud In Phoenix Rank, Q50i1o %
Cushpn speciAldepoaiie In Phoenix
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WAsngoros, jan. "a. 1885.

] send you she annexed correspondence
npon Central American aTsirs. You per-
eeiye. by She proceedings u the Senate.
that The subject therein discussed viii be-
taken up in tbst body on Monday next.
whom = a important debate viii in al prob
Abiiity- ensue
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-02-12
Keokuk Gymssasium.

rItHE UNDERSIGNED wauId respectfully an
/ nUunee TO tbs citlz,ns of kcokuk, that he has
opened his rooms for the reception of gentlemen.
Suitable and ample pr paraiions have been made
u preserve and promote the health yigor and men
tai elasticity of all who may desire participate u
tue manly sroises and healthy sports Of gymnas
ilcs. Pure air and cold water judciously Il I'd In
the manner Pr 9scF!bed by him, cannot fal to make
the mosi weakly healthy, strong and robust
re- Rooms over Carey Il kilhoufne's store. Kill
bourne Beck, Main street, ID the Attn story. In
trance from the rear u the building
declodtf Y. MANCHESTER
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NEW PRINCIPLE! NO POISON
Rhodes Fever and AQue Cure

nR ANTIDoTE TO MALARIA, for the proven
" tion and cure of Fever and Ague, or Chill Fever
Dumb Ague, and other Intermittent and Eemittent
Fevers also of Bilious Fevers, accompanied by
Typhoid symptoms Typhoid Fever Yellow Fever
Ship and Jail Fever, General Debility, Night sweats,
and all other forms of disease which have q common
origin in Malaria or Miasrna
This subtle atmospheric poison, which at certain
seasons Is unavoidaby inhaled at every breath ii
the in character wherever il exsts-north south
east or west--and viii everywhere yield to this new
~ discovered ANTtDorE which neuralizes the poison
completely purihes the system and thus entirely re-
moves all thu cause Of dlseaSe.
The proprietor distinctly claims these extraordina
~ results from its
1t will protect any resident or traveller even in
the most sicky swampy localities, from any ague
bl silsease what yer, any injury from con
stanfly inhaiing Malaria or Mia ma
1t will instantly check the agne in persons who
have suf red for any length Of time from one ay Ia
twenty years, that they need never have another
chll 10y continuing }ts use according to directions
IL viii lmmediateiy relieve all the distressing re.
SUITE vi bilious OF aguc diseases, such general DE-
bty, night sweats, etc The patient at once begin
to appetite and strength and continues unit
permanent and radical cure is Effected And ms n
proof that 1t Is also worthy Of public confidence b.
cause Of ITS singular and entire harmlessness the fol
lowing certificate from Of the most celebrate I'd
chemists in the United States is attached to every
bottle
New York June II 1863
II have made u chemical examination Of Rhode
fTFef ana hEue Lure OF Antldote to Malaria, ard
have tested it for Arsenic, Mercury, Qunne strych-
nine, but have not found particle of either IN il.
nor have found any substance in It's composition thai
wouid prove inJurio 10 the constitution.
JAMES 4. Chiffon, NJ, d.. Chemist,
THIS above OF It's free use preventive by which
all persons mas thus be of entire freedom from the
above named diseases, matter how sieky tho sea
son or swamry the locality.
Proofs of rtfeaey frequently published, and the
confidence 0t the public Is asked only in proportion
10 it's actual merits wherever introduced and uresi
These only relied upon % prove it, worth
one two bottles will answer for ordinary cases
soiue may require moro. Directions printed in Ger.
man, French and Spanish. accompany each bottle
Price One Dollar. Prepared and sold By the pro
prietor, JAMES A. RHODES Providence, X. /.
Es-H. IL. ArRs, Agent, Keokuk, Iowa and for
, sale by ieruggiSts, generally. uov9:dau
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Forming complete Series, and afording Ma
tional Standard thus securing uniformity Of Ortho-
graphy aud Pronunciation fur he millions that are
t. constitute this vast republic.
OF The spelling book million Of copies are sold
annually.
The lending series of School books published in
this country are based upon Webster system.
s1S~ There is no other acknowledged standard IN
this country Great Britain.
We rejoice that il bids fair TO become the STAN
nARD DICTIONARY to be used by the mil
lions If people rho to inhabI the United States.
Signed w / VA Members Of Congress.
FACTS.
Ne-l Mere than ten LINES as many sold of
Neteterz Dictionary, Of any other seres IN this
country.
No. 2 AT least FouR-PIFrHs Of the School Books
published in this country own Webster their
lard, and II the remainder few acknowledge any
standard.
No. 3. Nearly every STATE Superintendent Of pub
lie Instruction III the Union corresponding officer,
where such exists. has mmepded el~t,r :
Dictionary IN the strongss terms Among these are
those VI Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont Rhode
Island, Connecticut, New Jersey Pennsylvania In
-liana Ohio Kentucky, Illinois. Missouri, gan.
Iowa, Wisconsin, Minnesota anu eanada, EIGHTEEN
all. President White Il Wabash College, Ind.
under date OF Nov. 10. 1854, says
think Webstcr's worthy to supersede every
other English Dictionary. IL viii, have doubt
b used almost uniyursaiy this side of he Alegha
Mise"
No a. Anu similar Opinions from the most emil
Mt sources through the country AT hand. The
state Of New York has placed q 900 copies ~ Web
stefs Unabridged III many Ut her public schools.
No. D. . There Il an unanlnty of opinion hat DIR
Webster = i the best DErsISe Dictionary the Eng
lish languags. = Horace Mann.
No D. 1T Is constantly cited and relied cur
courts Of ice in legislative bodies and in pub
ic discussions. entirely conclusive. = Hon. John
q. spencer.
No. T. " The chronological part surpasscs any
thing has been done for Euptsa va nv
any earlier laborers the same held--fG Geo. Ban
croft
.. should greatly rejoice to see DR.. Webster i'm
provements IN orthpgraphy universally adopted,
have no doubt they viii be, II Prof. Edwards, OF
sal III Normal School.
ln reference the mod fcations Of orthGpical no
taluns, the critical judgment and refined taste If
Prof. G0odreh have left his editions Of Webster
pecuiiartiea which proved the only drawback from
III va.ae of the original work Prof. Russell, the
tlocutlonist.
Though in some instances not agreeing with the
ortho graphy and pronunciation which indi-
flduils, ciques and small communities may ut pres
mt follow nevertheless gard it the Standard
Dictionary for all deep and correct knowledge of the
English language. We it a. such in this instr
tution. NJ. Conant, Principal Of Bridgewater State
Normal School.
Es5- The attention Of the friends Of popular edu-
cation committees, teachers and parents is solicited
TO the Importance OF perpetuating this purity aud
uniformity OF language, so etectually aided by the
use " such National Standard "a Webster.
A. BEACH, Agent, Iowa City.
Nov. 81 ls5j.-w3m.
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Al Lxteraai Cure fsr CHnLs AND FEyHR,I
f0tR HouRs

Ia &LGsF8&& cure Tor lHIi3% AND EEsEE IN
t0tR HoURs
fIsHI> Novel and extraordinary remedy lie npbelo
L by the testimony u some 81 the b-t names il
Tennessee, MISSISSIPPI and Arkansas. The proprie
tor and inventor has. among thpnands II others,
theatc fr the Following dsting uished gent erner
Of Memphis Tenn, the home 81 tn. proprietor
Rev. T. L. q raca Col smith L. Bankh t. ad~-edi b.,
Memphis Wing. Nm. I. Yancey--editor / the Mem
phis News, I. keefe, NJ. d.. A. Carr. NJ D.. X II
Crockett lawyer grandson Of Dayy Crockett Thos
Land, NJ. ID.
This wonderful Plaster docs pot pain, blister or ex
eoriate- Wherever IL has been introduced il has
percrded all other patent medicines for chills,
drteH quisine ou! IF me nar1ett
Unlike Quinne, Arsenic and Other decteriop
drugs, this medicine makes quick, radical and per
feet cure and ls not followed by tram Of malade
worse than the removed. IL IL perfectly harmles
and be used with perfect safety by all ans
ages.
The proprietor in introducing the T.. NJ +. in thi
community leaves TO make lts local reputation her
by its own merits and superior claims the public
AddressC. III. Dsnie. Proprietor, Memphis, Ieun
PRICE, 81 liberal discount made To the trade
Sent by mail, to all parts Of thu country.
Sole Wholesale and retail agent for heokuk.
Il Ii. AYRES.
Garner Cd and Main street oetg,ssw
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Next door to G. Parsons Banking House,
hGDh u
FNHk subscr Der has just received a large &
l and beautiful stock of Gold and Silver "a
Watches, Gold Jeweiry, dc. comprising the 1&ka1s
latest STYLES Of Ladies Breast Pins, Ear
Rings Finger Rings, Cuff Pins, Gold Guard and
Fob Chains, Keys, Seals, Silver Thimbles, Gold
ihdcs snaps, Studs Gold Pens with or without
holders, Gold Pencils, Pens and Pencils
WATCH REPAIRING.
The subscriber beng a practical matchmaker
fees competent repair the most ihculi and deli
cate work thar may be entrusted to has care.
All work warranted 10 give satisfaction.
GoRgECT TINE.
The public may rest assured that the correct time
IT, and always viii be kept by
NOV. Is, IS55--dly N. W JONES
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HOME INSURANCE.

1--WE Iowa STATE INSURANCE COMPANY. of keo-
L kuk, Iowa, having fully organized according to
The Articles Of incorporation, and having received
applications for insurance and taken prem um notes
property amounting TO 800 900, lie prepared
TO issue Policies, the safer of risks, for three
years, on the MUTUAL pan, and for year and
shorter period for cash premium
OFFICERS ELECTED FOR THE ENSUING YEAR.
Directors.
G. III. Perry, John McCune, 4. Ii. Harrison
j. W Rankin, u. g. Smyih, L. r. Ford
II. y. Woodward, ). +. VOORHEES,, james r. Cox,
q. CARRIER, e. T. Conn.
Executive Committee.
L. II. Harrison, $. f. Vsorhies j ohm McCune,
G. isankin G. Z. Smyth
j. IL. Perry, rres't. j. w. Rankin, Vice Pres't.
w. I. Turner, sec'y. L II Harrison, Treas r.
Va Office in Concert Hall Building, I'd story
july 4th, lS55.--lyw.
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HATSy uAyS,I HaT>y,,

e. HHELDoN is receiving another large
\. stock OF Hats. Caps and Furs, Gloves, Mits,
And bsaiz Furnishing Gooi-, of the latest winter
siyi Tor a3sg ali Of which Will be sold ut sina
alma from Eastern prices. Now is he tme for
ye e. .sc4Fs If tho hne soft French felts hats
D A-ea S3rn a tae east and west. Call ard bus
y&,1rss-f : Glee. fashionable hat.
2 forge - &C. A. G. SHELDON.
"a ~ Mar 4 FAt-&
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+. III. HOLGlII0S Attorney aud Counsellor
IL. at Las. Notary Public Land and general col
leatiag Agent Olca IN the heai Estate Agency ans
wholesale Auction House u smith 4 Van SICK len
On I'd street between Main and johnson Kepknk
Iowa. Lots u Lots and Farms for sale On feasona
bic terms, Ioet. I'd
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Gillmore's Turkish Linimcnt

fItHls is the best Imminent shich has We; been of
i fered 70 the public. Ii is al excellent remedy
for Neuralgia, Erysipelas Rheumatism wound
cuts uleers burn scaids bruisss aims at rhe u
throat, head shr, Tooth ache pains The limbs
chest, back, stomach or bowels Also for founiey
ganders, big head sweeney apint, sprains poll
stiff cgmplast, yellow water, distemp.r ring Bar
hstula, eailc bults, AID harness gaIs &c The words
uillmgre's Turkish Imminent blown in the glas.
also a fac siiniie II my written signaturs aecompa,
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BLACK MITHING.
By G.. w. La n z d o n !,

A / ATE OF BuffAIO, n. Y, IS prepared
L. TO do all kinds Of light and heavy
G work for Railroads, Boats, Locks
Mills, Engines, Homework, 6c. Screw
cut to order from to "a inches. Having,a long, x
perence and ample materials, respectfully solicits
orders.
Shop on Third, between johnson and Exchange
streets formerly occupied by W. Graham.
kenk1lk NaA n DIV
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,. w. JOHNSTON,

/ lNDEhIAhER Corner Of johnson and.u
~ Third Streets.
earries on the business Of Undertaking in all il.
branches lie has recently made extensive additions
y ms Stock and perfected his arrang in eyer
departms mt.
PATENT METALLIC BURIAL CASES.
impeTylous to mr. and indcstructible highly ornat
mented in4 invaluable for the preservation Of the
nishad to order. -
e'ifsfs and carriages furnished and the entire ar
Engagements u the funeral attended when required
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-02-12

\ LAk3E aed VEL selected STICK Of Paints. Oils
fl4ss, Narnlsh, s. g.. hanl and for sal
~ W. VIZ 4 H,otee, Druggists, Main ST., below
lalrt slsfiog IN part If
Nbl l. al puse 4 NJ l.
snow waite Zinc, very superior
LHt dyycG,
C5isFs 70 great variety, both dry and in oil put up
IN &, ? 5 ana "a 10 cans
opal Xarnlsh,
japan a.
" blte do
Leather de
nla-s uI best brand and various sizes
al y which they will sell cheaper than any ther
aeu~e n the city, for cash
Hlee as call. MOORE 4 HOOPER
Svpt4 iaosr 3, lS55.-sI
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HORSE SHOOTING .

Bring on your lame horses and have them shod
right From his long and constant practice in this
branch of the business he fatters hlmsef that he
cannot bo eacelled by any in the country. He
parties iarly ooiicits patronage in this line.
He also oilers his services Farrier in all ta
branches.
May %, 1855. d6wiy
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G.. w. Sanders.
FURNITURE WARE-ROOMS

Man Street, bet. 3rd Attn Sis, kEDh h, ION A
TINHE uDdersi gncd has now in his
i Ware Rooms, and desgn keep
ing constantly hand "a we'll Sc
leced assortment Of all kinds of Furniture, embrs
cling Marble Top Dressing, and plain Bureaus; Enes
and piain Sofas hne and plain Center and Can
Tables Cane seat and Windsor Chairs, Rocking
Chairs of every description from plain woodef
sest, to the finest hair cloth stuffed seat plain ant
fancy turned Cottage Beds Of the latest
Lounges, dc.
Looking Glasses Of all sizes Clocks, Carpetings
floor and door mattings, foor and table OIL cloths
mattresses, feather busters, carriage trimmings
window shades and trimmings. and every other arti I
Gle usually kept in my line Of business.
Part of my stock made under my own super
vision, and the rest bought from manufactures o.
high standing. that | can warrant every arr ii
for durability and finish of workmanship.
My object is to establish permane-t busine,
here, and not on the Peter Funk pr oein1o md
an indncement to parsons 10 pur>;na Of me, i al
resolved to sell Mt the lowest s. Louis prices
Sali anu examine NY .,ock before purchasin
elsewhere. VIII aiws., take pleasure in shown
furniture to Ladies al Gentlemen w,o call on m.
whether they teei inclined to buy or not. !
may 81, 1919 ,--d&wf H. W. SANDERS
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ANING interested with US the Messrs scoGolds
Il IN the Gas FITTING Business, We would assure
Gle pubic that all orders given 70 them wall be ex-
eented IN neat ald wurkman-like manner, and
tra' they can rely upon the work done by them, as
eng 81 the very bcs material.
As II Will bs but short time before the gas viii
be introduced, We would recommend 10 those desi-
r3as OF lighting mp the time Il the completion II
we works, that they give immediate orders for pipe
hkiares, dc, otherwise, many would be delaved be-
yond that time AZ would bo impossi bic 10 supply
all applications upon short notice
July ), iSa5.--a G. HERKfpK 4 60
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These celebrated Pills are excellent remedy fei
Fever aud Ague, Bilious Complaints. Collie, Dyseute
IN, Constipation Of the bowels, Iudi gcst ION. Jann
dice, Dropsy, Debility, Liver Complaints. Bsotea.
on he y . yrs sc The best family pill know
and eat b. used with safety, whenever a cathAftie
seeded.
n. b. To insure genuine article and Une !.
which You rely with peffess safety be part ieusa
70 inquire for GlIlmore's Vegetable, Caihartic an,
Liver Pills is there = counterfeit article in cireu
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blow yc the Trumpet.

these pictures, which are pronounced by all
jndgeso Of the art ms superior to the patent Ambro
type should call the SIX Light Gallery and exam
me specimens.
from IS cents each to so. Don forg the place.
Main street, between I'D and 4th d6w
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IRON, STEEL, AND BLACKSMITH

TOOLS.
n = n Tt SS asst. Bar and Bundle Iron.
-DU s0B slabs Pl0w steel, ~ bundles spring do
Cas- steel square aud ocagon, German and T.. h. do.
h ack slnith bellows anylis dyes, md hammers,
axles, yses, mats washers, screw plates, dc., &c
The only house ia the tity where the Tepnessre and
Licking lrou BE- had which guarantee in all
eases TO give satisfaction.
dec5w C0NNABLE. SMYTH a co.
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Dry Goods.


Dry Goods.
30 bales 4-4 muslin, prime,
$50 pes satinets ass d. Is to Toe. per yard
so do Ky. jeans do 20 TO 40c., do do
300 do prints, new styles;
20 do Coiungo;
90 do Lyonese Cloths and Alpaccasj
DeLaines Black Silks, Coats Spool Thread, war
ranted) Stewards best Linen Thread, and ageneral
assortment of Yankee notions, just received by
sep22d&w i. A. WILLIAMS.
NEW GouDS AND GROCERIES.
rIyHE public will take notice that have received
| an immense stock of Dry Goods Boots and
shoes and groceries, at my old stand on Main st.,
aear Fourth.
Fainili wanting groceries can have them put up
AZ keokuk wholesale prices.
| intend TO give particular attention 10 the pro
luce business, and expect that my long experience
that line Will enable me to give satisfaction to all
customers sepZ2 b. A. WILLIAMS.
(tAsh paid for all country produce, the Old
" stand Of sep22 b. A. WILLIAMS.
NAANTED.- 5000 bushels Timothy seed,
w 10000 do Flax Seed,
and all kinds Of grain and seeds for which the high
scp22 b. A WILLIAMS.
pOtIs and shocs.--l70 cases II boots and shoes
- for men, women, boys, girls and infants just
received By sep22l&w r. A. WILLIAMS.
Leather! Leather!
[ ANING purchased the entire stock Of Pike, / III
L l. Ter Co., shall hereafter keep GA hand good
ssortent of Leather, Shoe Findings, Betlngs, Har-
eess Leather, &c. All which VIII be sold low tot
cash Merchants from the interior requested 70 call
Cash paid for hides 3. a WILLIAMS.
nov23uw
Always Trading.
T HAVE bought out the Dry Goods store Of james
L E. Bruce and win hereafte continue the business
he same p!ace.
The store Is in charge of MIR. ID. II. AssABtE,
whose long Experience, and polite and attentive man
are Z, al n L
aud will Offer GREAT BARGAINS, expect "a large Gus
Remember the lace: One door east Of H. u. Wood
ward Co.. Main street. T. A. WILLIAMS.
4. cIQaIM
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fresh ArrixaLs

4 the Sinble Sixpcnce, just from the Auction
1 R-ams a large Iot Of Gods. Come and Sc what
D.. gains 5. :. & b. o. BILLINGS.
sept. /. is55.-dAw