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Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-01-29
d. G. RUMsEY,

CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES AND PROvIsIoEs,
IMPORTED WINES AND LIQUORS,
yoR ooOKIE0 AID HEDroINAL FURFosEs.
No. 80 Market street, NASHVILLE, TExS.
Tone door abovs UniOn HAii)
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ron SALE.

VYAIUABLE HOUSE AND LOr-We are ngs ofFizei
flr sale hat comBnnding siie On CetrEe I'M -
A ~ sc.rrrTsa IrAeE" he Lot fsata - set Ca ~
10 strss h situated oppus ths dgv Properly, n4
s,sifI s,slII ''' -''~' 80 = LislsIEY cRocKr Z.
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sILx AND wOorEx uKDEawKAR.

EERsT Rate nssorsnkBf q unisrwszE e sk, M.rns,
n LAMBS Hool, shaker and hsasy tnsa kessfssd and
for snls hx a. Nc8Mf.
LadIes' AMI esnfsnsns XurnlaAllE sioss.
Isns Cornsr sguass and cei1tgs strsei.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-01-29

LADIES HEELED CATERS.
HAVE received another paekagT Of
Ii Ladies super French L. Beeled Callers;
J. Cicsh Congress Boots;
KID Baskina and Paris 1ies
"a a Thick Soled Boots;
Misses KID Slippers, Casters and Fancy Boots.
JOHN RAAAGE
noyiT 81 collgs u.
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Auction, Commission
REAL ESTATE AGENCY.

NAVE CONCLUDED 20 connect wh ny former business the
selling OF Lsnis To Lots Renting Houses, &C. lhANe
nov hand tor ssle sever negOss, amongt them wo
nlAn "a yeas cd that viii guarantee 10 be NJ. cook,
washer cad rons good seaufea aud aod general house
servant gid 5 years Old an "a hoy 90 tie &go-
have Trdge my word not 20 sell ese begroes 70 50 south
aud ant 10 select good homes Tor ihem: aud should She
purchase be pleased he return tEem and y hs
money lct3ll RES W. P0ATER.
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WRAPPINGS

WRAFFINGS
ron FALL AND WINTER.
w CLOAks MANTfLLAS, kc-, &c, offered 10 Ghis
city An persons wanting nice article would do well 10
ca embraces every thing new, ranging In
prices from s5 10 eI00. r. Q. McNAIRY co.
seT22
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The author Of sBenjamin Disraeli, BIZ
ogrsphy," is . Mr.. Abraham Hayward, who,
il appears from London paper, has : fond
ness for high society, distinguished mem
Der OF which he considers himself: and one
day, being asked to dine with certain Duke
and finding that Thackeray was also invited,
he proposed that they should share . cab
there together. On their way Mr.. Hayward
was very grand in his discourse, and was
kind enough 10 instruct his friend as to the
manner in which he ought TO conduct himself
in the distinguished company which he was
about 10 join. Thaekeray bore it oil very
patiently, and apparently listened atsentively
but be had his revenge. When they had
arrived as their destination, and were stand
ing IN the hall, surrounded by . crowd Of
solemn livery servants, Thackeray walked
gravely up to Hayward, and, in IN audible
voice, offered TO toss him for his share Of the
cab fare! Yen can imagine Nr. Hayward's
dismay ut what he considered such dreadful
vulgarisy.
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c. A GOOD anecdote is told Of Ali Pacha,
the Sultan's grand visisr, now in Paris.
Some time since, 1t an evening soiyee, a lady
TO WHOM this gentleman was introduced,
haxarded thu sa1ice question" u the Sultan
married? ?" "a good deal, madam" was
the reply Of the Turk.
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AcYsven 4 Gaisagher's
General Advertising and Collecting Agency.
81 Dcarborn-si. Chicago
Nail ReaA anA Car.8aiiAers,
HaRntshtMg nsoYe.
p. e. =. Armstrong 4 Co,
No. * Rivg4 81 CaEAoo, ILi.,
Keep constantly on hand
MAC HlNIST TOOLS,
VI all kinds, from celebrated manufacturer.
Putnam. Fitchburg, Spring6eld Tool Co., Lawrence
Machine Shops, Lowell Worcester, and other: III
LATHEs.
DRILLS,
FAN BLOWERS,
Taunton make,
And an endless variety Ut smaller articles ussd In
the machine shop. Aiso, agents for English and
Americas r. X. Iron, X. Il. Chairs, r. Il. Spikes,
and Lock Head Lights.
WOOD TOOLS,
or all kinds.
STATIONARY AND PORTABLE
steam Engines,
Which for style and 6uish cannot be exceled, hay
ing all the new Improvements. These Engines can
be sold lower than those made West, and warraat-
ed to have the full amount Of horse power they arc
sold for, which Western make Of Engines seldom
have.
Can cut one third lumber than any other mills,
proportionnte sizes.
Oak Tanned Leather Betting, all sizes.
Eubber Betting and Hose,
Ali kinds Of Saw Mill Fixtures,
Saw tiummers, superior to any thing invented,
Machinery Oils, warranted not % gum.
Sss- All orders promptly blied At the lowest mar
Ike, prices. T.. X. T. ARMSTRONG a Co.
mysd3m
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0entlemcn's Furnishing !

NIE have just received. In addition 10 our weu
w selected stock Of Cloths, Cassi ueres aud yest
ings, large and splendid selection OF Gents Eur.
n'shing Goods Of the latest styles and newest pat
terms
We are now prepared to dress our customers with
every article II Clothing suitable for genllemau's
wardrobe and article will be allowed ~ be tx en-
from our house that does not fiji and please In every
particular. NELLY 4 HURLEY.
mygOdS-vim
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AAR0LEIZED IRON MANTIne1
NITH crates ~ cOMSTOCk 4 Bn09.
w March n, DIN IS Main street

Ts Aeuse, SSGn, Coach an6 D1oan.
.rur be.s Painters.
vIShE subscribers have hand large and varied
stock OF psints, colorr, dry and ground, in lin
seed oil. which they offer on advant Terms To-
painters and cabinet Gnishers.
Greens.5oec lbs. chrome. Paris, marine. verdi
Biues--ooo lbs Prus-ian, ulra-marine. 4htwssp.
lellow--leSo lbs chrome. Chinese ETC., csAks 1
yellow ochre. eET
dia and other reds, 100 lhs Venetian do.
siehna-5aa iha raw and burned dry and in oil
aud water.
Browns-- 500 lbs raw and burned lumber dry and
In Oil, loo lbs Spanish brown.
Zlnc white, and white lead,
French and New ersey Zines,
Atlantic, Fahncstoek and Collier Co lead
knglish and Ameri ~ iinseed oils,
70 bbl- Spirits Turpentint
10 dc spirit gas, fresh.
Coach. Furniture, Damas and other varnishes.
A. c. THoM CO.
Wholesale Druggists. I'd street mya2dAs
A LcOHOL-AlO bblr Bach : true Us Der ct. Alec.
IA hol. New York distilled. &C. THOM CO.
50 Rosin 10y "'''' "'"''' '''' Tli III sco os''
my22dAw a
TIsT RECEIVED = 4.
- Lyons KathAiron,
Barry's Trlcopcrous.
syrer's Cherry Pcctoral,
Fashions Cod Liver 0ii.J
Bollard's Hair Dye.
Perry Davis Pain Killer
Rhodes Fever and Ague Care
Ieshler's Fever and Aguc Pills.
-, TII0M CO.,
Wholesale Druggists, ID street my2od4w
! l(oYLE's alcohol in store.
/ - 80 bbls spirit gas daily expected
! - bhls spirit gas daily expected ts
$50 galls linseed "ii in stare and "a arrive
apr2Sdaw A.C. THOM ~
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E0" Mr.. Mason, or virginia, defended
Mr.. Atchison, whom he was proud to call his
friend"
The above we end in the telegraph synop-
sis Of the exciting remarks made il the Sem
ate, BY various Senators, just after MIR. Sum.
ncr had concluded his great speech.
This "Af. Atchison'' is known at home
by the sobriquet, sDrunken Davy," which
is accurately descriptive Of him at least in
one respect. He is poor, besotted, Gun
brutsd, reckless, unrrincipled creature in
the words OF Mr.. Sumner, . " hireling, pick
ed up from the drunken spew and vomit Of
an uneasy civilization - in short, . model
Border Ruksn,' which, according to the
Richmond Enquirer il the highest type OF
gentleman that American civilization has vet
produced. II such are the notions Of what
constitutes gentleman that prevail in vir-
that State should, in open Senate, profess TO
be proud Of the friendship Of this vulgar,
drunken BLACKBOARD, who has been doing
the work Of the slavery propagandists in
kansas? II Mr.. Mason's whole life had
been passed in companionship with "over.
secrs" and negro drivers" Il would not be
di@cult to see why be should prefer the
friendship OF Drunken Davy," to that Of q
courteous, sober and intelligent gentleman
who would grace the most polished society
in the world.
But we cannot account for Mr.. Aason's
preferences in that way at least we will
not, for We presume he has been accustomed
TO different associations, and has none Of the
habits which disgrace his friend Atchison.
His intense hatred Of every man who will
not submit, to the arrogant demands Of the
slave power, and utter inability to perceive
any thing good in him, arises from : fsnati-
cism which is quite ~ conspicuous, but .
thousand times more ugly, in Butler and
Mason than in Garrison and Parker. Those
are the Fanatics Of Freedom; these the
Fanatics OF Slavery Cincinnati Gazette.
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I HAVE sold my stock OF Furniture, and entire
interest in the Furniture business, 70 Mr.. e. q.
AsSosr, Of the Gate City Furniture Rooms. thank
my friends and customers for their many favoss, ard
cordially rscommsnd Mr. Abbott 10 their future ~
vor and patronage. r. WILSEY.
FEB l3-d1
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missions :... =,
THE DEStCH or rlffs INSTITUTION rs
to afford perfect facilities for SECURING In expe-
ditious manner, thorough knowledge Of the sci
eqce If Mercantile Double Entry Nook Keeping ap..
piled 70 all dspa5tmSnu u trrde. The regrse, *
training adopte6 In this Institution il the same -
that followed W the Mercantile College OF Pcnnsyl
vania which has received
TEE MOST KNPHATlc RECOMMENDATIONS
from the hast neroantiie authorities in the country.
ana II saasti0nsd by tho Chamber Of Commerce u
the city 81 New York, as the most comprehensive
and prostieal view ever introduced.
An ELxoANr DIPLOMA
under the seal u the State College Of PennsylvAps
rixned by the Faculty, n granted 70 those who pass
.sfisfactory exsuination This instrument will -
fonud passport 70 the confidence Of business ho2-
IS In every part Of the Union.
- send for circular and specimen Of Pcnman-
ship hy mail. ny2odAwly
REV Grocery Z Provision Store.
~ W. RUNYAN 4 CO, having sstahlishsd them
Ut. selves ON The south side q Fourth street.
70 the Market House, hare rscsivea large and well
selectsd stock Of 0r16ese 10 which they espeetfnl
II call the attention a. TIN citiscns Of Kcokuk and
vicinity. Prosiaisns snd Jse1 of all kinds ksJl
eoustastly q hands All articles delivered Il 9ny
pass Of the city frss u saaSgs. ldse. ~, ~
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pl''s''' part = '@f 81, - al IL !. eco.
q Lots, on carrot street, Tor sale by
> H.LSCo.
LOT, on Nigh street for sale by
II. l.. = CO.
@ GOOD business Lott, on the Ievee, for Sale BY
Q II. l.. co. |
A FINEFARM, in Hancock Co. lin, with good !
"A improvements, for sale by II. l.. 60. |
leg AIRES Of Land with improvements, With |
AOsI In miles OF the city on the plank road, for
sale by H. 20.
on ACRES Of Land, with improvements, within |
Ov 10 miles Of the city, on the PIX =, rod for
1000 ACRES q Land in Ai''0a,i, i1r :a T. y |
vIsW0 and one-half acres Of Land, with good |
1 brick house in Montro~e, for sale BY
A FINE BUGGY, suitable for one or two horses, |
n and good one horse buggy, for sale BY
4. I. co.
A HANDSOME brick house, situated on Chatham |
"A Square, 10, rs feet front by lao deep, and viii
be sold a. bargain BY IL. l.. co.
a LARGE brick heuse on ssSDnd Street, 10, 50
n feet front by rs feet deep, for sale BY
q LOTS IS feet front By 1856 feet deep, with Gne
q frame house with Ave rooms, good cellar, and |
situated In good location in the town Of Farming.
m |
=, -. -
I " - IN oiocA is9, if ssN W - -
- - -. =. : ~. ~.
q LOTS in kecs addition, for sale by
. H.LAco.
CADS. JONBS = PECK, AGeoSs,
- x<s~AAA. -
AZ,
s8
49,
=
y5gls n
g.. AAAnnEn41I :
h.
~.sSa.ss.ss
FULL assort men, constantly on hand At the sis
"A Of the Bid.ANvIL.
inch l7dAw -
BUILDERS hard ware, LOCKE latches, b.its. loose
- and fast butts. screws, &c. full assortment
and latest styles at CADi, JONES + PECk b.
jsnsd
QELTING-kumbels oak tanned, patent stretched
- Leather Betting, warranted not To stretch and
~ sui ,, .ne par1 a. D".n "un ns'''n9, yum
,uo lenp lAesS LIN ,onns p np. N
~" " sADi, 'oNh TIoh'
yhs %
DRAss Cocks oil e1ps iron and lead pipe, every
ID thing pert aiming to . saw mill or steam engine
FUR sale low Mt the sign II the
iune3d Bic ANVIL.
-, :, =, :, -
aho-1reenneia iooi 20. !. = nssa s'oek 81
Il 1i III J1s' 'e'e ntas I'VE III" VI
sne lJuheoul DIG A-N -
DOOK and gate springs. Gray a Brothers patent,
II the bcs: spring ever invented, for sale BY
junesd CaDy. JONES PECK.
ruIT1 o---I, L;-I:-- h-,,-- L.
- so.,, D'"as. ""k'
M JsoA '""'n'' ~ '"e zig" PIC .Nvrr
Iu a."'. ~ :. i-N--. -
NICES-Soiid box, and Parker's bench, iron and
n os"'" ss'e"s. kr~., snGrn. rD"E.h
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New Hardware Store.
HITCHCOCK Il CO..

sIGS or THE noRrrsK LOCK, l59 UNION BLOCK,
Main Street, Ke0k,k, Iora,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers,
4 RE receiving large and general assortment Of
n HARDWARE 4 HOUSEKEEPING WARES
70 which the attention Of dealers and customers II
respectfully invited.
Kapkuk. May 81, '56-sldw.
AEssRs. EDITORS Permit me to say the pub
lie that am in receipt Of general assortment
Of Boots, Shoes and Brogans, comprising all ~
rieties, and am prepared to give such bargains -
viii compsi inc ,r.ie cay tnal reap but little
advantage from the recent advance goods; and,
- IL 10 already understood that Third street
5osT Ind Shoe Store the 6eit are 10 be had
Will only say to tas trade call and me before
purchasing elsewhere. W. r. THOMPSON.
apr5-dtf
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New Stock.
COMSTOCk Il BROS,
STOVES
Timers Stock.

lin m RIsS9 Sf0Gk.
GO6nslLs. o,a, and rouul Conn, ra,,-,o. tronet
Wlinehes.
5000 bdls. Sheet Iron from No. IA toa.
1000 pack sessG ymou,L Rivs,s, i,on and ,in'a,
500 , RON T y. . ~ - aM'
sOO Doxss Is pla.e. -
600 bundles lr0n wire 0eokNo. to No. Is.
~ ,rch..
IN 60 p,.s.sa ~, ho.,r - in.h
SO j. do .saloped and plsin Sel.,.s
% dc Stove ornaments assorted. ~
]. 90 u Oval Tea pot brcasi and tovefs
40 Assorted tin'd ear.
40 sa ~ ~. ~ ss, W. s a -
100 - p,es.sa II, ...t 80. {.
aOD E.of NJ ! . .aa 80
nm saaIjf1I W,r 1.,a.a p'"'e' ~"a1s
Rent axsssa,t.a s,x
p.,ra~stS - .hs.,s
ren,~r m ~ "a sn ha-.'
Bucket Hand
Asllets exprsssly aisuxs. ~.
S,o.e R,sckinr Ia r so, ~ Vi
Enh, - p ny EeE.
AurNTTNuY nnegg----1---,-
SOyD0A2
& tHAk Kettles from 10 20 salI "a and
~ LidA odd Lids; Skillets and lids, Hass
IRON lea ASINs1t JaPsned Trunks; e. ].
r rIce Mouids sceilefss and plain Cske
Tin x.r, .ns s,e,s Ssss.qi assorted Lard
per work done promptly, q shsxery best manner.
COMSG0Dk = BROTHER.
Sn boz pair assorted Shoyeisl -r.n-s q, ~
~, ~ '''e rf"'rie s'ste stove Kocuss xss.>r
1
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Mastrasses.

n. HAxnAA manufactures Hair, Moss, shnok, sad
Cotton Mattresses, and other articles In his line
His long experience and strict attention to busa4
he hopes viii secure him liberal patronage Thoss
in need Of these Articlea will do well to give him 1
call en- Thru street, onedoor from Exchange.
mylA.dH
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LUMDER.
N GOOD supply Of Lumbsr TO Be found ~ ell
II times ct the New Steam Mill, ON the Railroad,
- Sugar Crssk, % miles FROM Keokuk.
Jnne Z, 'S6-dlm q. BALDWIN.
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g. Z. Dfl1eD,

fSAegt Essats ana Ins1r.nre AYAnfas
.Y011CE In NIoOurnea block, Main street. q ~.
twssn 3dand "a. ksoksk, Iona.
Rav1aExcEs--Edwnri Kllbonsnc. ksq., Ksokak ;
aej Asssrs. Pagr, Br,xss Babblts, boston; Ans.s
u. Smith, Esq., Pro, idenee, X. Is Edgar Conklin
Kq., Cinoinns,i, o.; y. w. xackeris. Esq, New Or.
REAL ESTATE AGENCY - >rtieslar st,en,ion
paid 70 the purchasing and selling II City Lots,
Gsn LIFE FIJI FIRE aa; M 4 Sr fSsuEascE AcEs
CT for the Mutual Life Inrar.Dce Company" Of N.
'e Ttir rIRk rxs
Co.. Of Providence, r. !. Pam rr CAPITAL t1oo,-
THE "ATHESEuM rrREIvsuKAScE co. vos
London. BsAscn Al Ps,LApkIralAs "a. I.
Of Peoria, Ills. PAID xCArrrAL 4l0o, 300.
Having been appointed Agent for the above
named 6rst class, reliable Officer, would beg leave
10 inform the merchants and citizens generally Of
this city, that an prepared 70 take Life, Fire, and
Marine Ri-kr, ~ Ms low rates can be had ~ any
other SQUAD and reliable Offices. Open Policies
granted favorable terms as esn b, had in an,
Of tine Eastern Cities.
May -, is5o~~d
49, ROW SALE.
nsHEfractIonal Block No. 81, situated In Reid /
i Leighton addition, at the terminus OF Sixth
and .es en'h IT, next TO Ridge 1t. This property
esntsins ons>of the finest stone quarrics ia Lee Co.,
ma WI '''a on f'~''''''s {. 's H. DrM8SS
Jnnes Kilbournes Block, Main 1t.
ron SALE.
An FEET frcnt by 50 feet deep, on I'D 1t. between
tU Exchange and Bank SITS, with the improve
mrnss, viii be sold at bargain by
4. X. DIMOSD.
May:e kiiboarae's Block, Main st.
ron NAIE.
. VERY desirable Lots for Residences, situated on
y High II. between 4th aud 5th. For sale by
G. T. DiM0ND,
May30 kilbournes Block. Main st.
EOk SALE.
q FINE Lots. beautifully stuatea on Convent
y iili, in Book $50. Apply TO
G. Il. DIMOED,
Mayo kiibournes Block Main 81.
L>OK sALE.--2e feet front on I'd stre~., L.sween
J. Elondesu and Concert, viii BE- sold low by
L. X. DIMOND.
May 20 kilbonrne's Block, Main ct.
LsOk SALE--Faur splendid lots Orleans st.,
l. between sth and sfh. Fer terms apply to
G. h. DfA0ND,
May 80 kilheurne's Block, Main ST.
Ic0K sALE---ix hA-ly located bots, In Block ISL.
9th. Terms easy. Apply 70
May 80 KiIhosrDe's. Block. Main ST.
4 House And Lot FUR sALE.--A good frame
"A house, containing 6se rooms With nm exeelleut
cellar, snd also good we'll the premsss situsted
on The corner VI High and 7th sts. Ap11yao
May so kilbourne's BJsck, Hasn ~.
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RRAsS Cocks, oil cups, iron and lead pipe, every
- thing pertaining to = saw mill or steam engine
fur sale low Mt the sign II the
june3d Big ANVIL.
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GTOLEN or taken u Of the l~vse through mis-
- take, boxes merchandise. dischasrrd by The
steamer "Yuba" April 18th, marked "Hesse Ger
rett, Burlington, Iowa" Any information regard
ing them will te thankfully received and suitsE1y
rewarded, by CONNABLE, SMITH 60.
myI Idiot
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NOTICE TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. H..
IN ceised in store from steamer Ben campAcal, o.
3iss ult., one Keeping Machine, MARKED J. n. esll
van. kcokuk, which Il not cGlled for. chas9es paid
and taken sway within thirty days from dase, viii
b. sold according " law.
JOHN b. 00FxLTN,
keoknk, June 8. '56.-dlm No. 81, Lssoe.
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BURLINGTON

@wmmanDnAg4
BrAach OF the Mercantile College Of PennsylvA-
MA, Incorporated by the Legislature Of that
state, with perpetual charter.
l.. II. DALHOFF, Principal.
TRIMS.
For unlimited course in Double Entry Book Keep
ing. Commercial Calculations, Pcnmanship, and M
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NOOK and gate springs, Gray Brothers patent,
II the hes: spring ever invented. for sale By
iunesd CaDi. JONES PECk.
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G4 PEk 1dss1 -,
Of svsry ds~lption. sx1ssas1 81 - sGss In -
perios manArr, M y = lss s4tss - dsswhssc.
aA-A iiaitcd ss.aber - special Eostess will b.
Inserted under this head Ct - CENTS line for each
insertion or over The editorial bed fer 80 cents alins.
BLANKS.
Bills Of LAdns, and other Blanks TOT sale 1t this
stce; and Banks Of NIL descriptions seAtfy, cheapy
and expssiitioualy printed and furhishsd to order
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NEw BANKING HousE.--We publish to-day
the card Of Messrs. Ford, Gorham 4 Ford,
who have just opened Banking House on
Third Street. Mr.. c. +. Gorham, attracted
by the superior prospects Of orr growing
city, comes among US from Marshall, Mich,
where he has been engaged in the Banking
business for some fifteen years. lifelong sx-
pcrience and accumulated capital will be USE
full in this community. The other members
OF the firm are well and fayorably known A.
shrewd and capable business men, whose esp
ital is equal to eli their undertakings, and
whose word is rs good a. their bond. They
also constitute separate firm for the trans
action Of real ESTATE business.
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DLASES-tireenGeid Tooi Co.'S fresh stock Of
these supe rior Tools just received at the sign Of
the [june3d1 BIG ANVIL.
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ICE ICEyy
Tee promptly ldshvered daily, in any part of Ii.
j town, In any quantityto emit customcrs.
Orders may s. left 1t llamill 4 Co . Grocery.
An30-d Ia. RALSTON = co.
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kSkNNI LtNWOOD, hy Mrs. Caroline Lee
yasabcnd Life in Mexico, by Gabriel Ferry.
The Great American Battle, Or The Contest le-
twsea Christianity and Romanism, by Anna Ella
Carol.
The epsnowgfass Papers, by Fred. Cossens.
Tbs Bunsby Papers, or Irish ..shoes, by John
Droagham.
LAdies Guide to Pcrfecl Gentisity, by Emily
Thosnwell.
Rachsl Gray, tale founded on fact, BY Jaiis
The Ship Csspcnters Family, by w. Z. Whitnan.
Waf II Kansas, sing lie trip to tho border smong
new homes and strang people; BY Dosgias Brew
ertoA.
Green Mountain G1is, by Blythe White.
The Song OF Milhawatha. transiated from the
original fsegu; BY Marrs anthony llcnAsrson,
Daisy Burns, : stosy, b. Julia Kavsnaagh.
Leiline aDd Hoping. story Of Little Hunch-
back; " 1snny Maysh.
Afsris1, not MsssA: by Alice Carey.
Tor sAlshy
June 8, I'D CAVE son.
7Us1 kD1RlvfD = Cr.siehson Ohmer's, . largs
~ nj II shoies Cigars, such = will mot fail =
pisas alwho Win ell aAl Try them.
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you want 10 secure and retain oopD sHALis cali
as Tnn 1 &C.. Bros, and .npll4 fsRJl1Egh
We make them Of Tin or Zine. any r r3fSH
at very low prices cuMgTOtI.xs nRO0. =
March n ,d3m ~ - . "A. 4
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DELTING-Ku mb bel r oak tanned, patent stretched
ID Leather Betting, warranted not TO stretch and
% suit the purchaser. Boston Gum Betting, Gum
and Hemp Packing. A large assortment, for ssle
low by CADY, JONES PECK.
june Sd
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KKOkVK City DArnas.

AMWAUA - 1A1GOs
U AGLkSON'6 old stand re-opencd FOR the aceon-
IA mediation Of town and country. Those wishing
10 the inxnry- INF ns bath. arr rsasxated Ia
call Smith the Hair Cutter opposite tbs Laclsds
House. In consequence Of the continual expense IN
keeping up the estsblishment, Thirty -fss ccnls
cxsh will be required fos bathing. ss
Citizens and 1trangess wishing their haircut fssh.
i0nsbly or most iuxurioualy done up. are request.
"a 10 oali on SMITH, THE HAIR CUTTER
myl6-dtf
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GILKS! SILKS We have received>,ery
- Gently by express several Larss Lots Of Drts
silks which Offering nj unprecedented low
prices. Also another lot Of splendid "Moire An
tiques" in dress patterns. No. As Main Street.
accl0d. DURkEE CO
SEAMLEsS BA6s-stark Miiis--600 just rcceiv-
~ ed at s. Main Street pCkkEE co.
dcclod
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rHAIN--ox, coil, binding. trace, halter, dag,
~ and jack chains, at the sign Of the
iuae IA RIG ANVIL.
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SHAVING AND HAzR.COTTlNGs.
TINE saloon Of George Csbus, below Parsons
i Bank, on Main street, u he fayorite resort Of
Gentlemen for clean shaving, agreeable champooins.
and scientiae hair cutting.
FANCY ARTICLES.
A variety Of choice Fancy Articles, including
nne soaps, Pomatum Brushes Of NIL kinds, CrAvats,
Collars, Ac., always hand, and cheaper than
elsew hero. GEO. CABCS,
apr2S-d4m
/. Always ~ Hand.
VXTOODWARDtC co. have this day received by ex-
~ press : sss a.. - 4.a;.s11e.. Spa i1k xixis-
iug at No SO Main street meh8dtw