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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-05-10

N.
CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MAHKEr.-Mav :.
At Market go Cattle. 236 Beeves, and 40
stores, consisting Of Working Oxen, Cow, and
Calves. YrarngS. two ani Three Years Old.
Price~-Market Hect-Extra s. ,5oa 5, IS per cwt;
l>t quality 80 81 qsality,7,o 3D. quality e.
Harrcllng Cat.!c-No quotations.
Stores Working Oxen Prices, St25, $50,
40. 80. a Is per pair
Cows an!Calves-S25, IS. ~. IS 80.
Sheep and Lambs 620 at market. Prices
in lots $50. $50, ga each; extra. and selcc
,ion>.sS, 10. a II.
Hides, per cwt.
Pet>- Sl..5 AZ each.
Swne--l42j at market. Prices Wholesale SIC
per b. rrps>. and sas:c per Ii nett.
Tallow-7! a>tper ID.
Calf SAin>-l3a llc per II.
Veal Ca!vc>-S3 40 6,1 as to quality.
BRIGHTON MARKET-Mav l.
At market hoo Beet Cattle. stores - pairs
working oxen. loo COWS and calves, 1000 sheep and
lambs 500 swine.
rRrCEs.-Rect-Fxtra. .; LIST quality So; 81
quality >s; Sd =.
II .cs. :; ,all' VS.; pets sl!al: ca'f Sims &c
per III.
S-orcS-Yearncs none. Two years Oh! sl'a2o.
Three wears old So to 40.
Mich Cow>-ronr Veal CalveS-S3 e. $40.
Working Oxen-Slo0 10 $50.
Cows ana Calvr>-S25 ~ -.
>h .rp and I.ainh>-Ex.ra 81 70 1o by LOT. SIS; a5.
Swinc-7asc PER IL. Wholesale, and Zoe re
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-05-10

II have suffered enough from the Salt Kheui.
tdrkrr. or ETN iprla- III have been hIuiuu buy
bots Oi stun " it'll names " ht prnuunCc.
ind like Franklin that You have paid too dear for his
lie, why then just the Who ought take
Dr. A. Weavers Caker and Salt Rh-um syrup and Rich
ard " III he himself lgain Ns2
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lust opened in Mr. Camps building, opposite
- the ST. Iohnsburv House. Bonnets beachcd
and repaired.
WANTED-One or two girls as apprentices to the
Millinery business. Apply soon
81. Joh.lsburv Plain, April Is, 1856. 9'7tf
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HOLLOW WARE, &c.

A LARGE assortment Of Hollow Ware & Cook.
~ ing Utensils. at BOINTON 4 pEMING'S.
81. .Iohn>burv, Nav s. 1856.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-05-10
Orleans Liberal Institute

Y>liE Summer Term Of this Institution will com
men"e on Wednesday. May Is, and continue
until July 4.
ISAAC A. PARKER, 4. r.. Principal;
Mrs. SARAH A. PAEKER Prcreptre>s
Tuition III proportion TO length OF term. Board
can be obtained at a reasonable rate
II. MCCLELLAN, Sec'v
Glover Nav 8. lS56 $500
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in thorough and scientific ,. J,wsry e
paired With hvatiie-s and dl>,..t:h
All or';crs tv Express or Mali will r.ce ve prom :.
a.id personal attention.
ln'llc pairo::age re.pectfr.!v s,lc;.:i
Terms. cash s'i delivery e WORK
y, =, ~, e. =
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-05-10
ARCH Pl A1ES.

n RICH, Ash and Oven Mouths, Cooking Ranges.
"A Farmers Rollers, Registers. Iron Sinks. Barn
Door Rollers, Gate Hinges and Fast enincs for sale
at low prices, bv KOYNTON & DEMING.
st. Johnshurv, Nav S. 1876.
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NEHS' NORM r.

UUNISNiONEHS NOITE.
I'VE The Subscribers. icing appointed y, The Probate
w r the ,li>iri, Il tt,ri"nit commissioners: receive
adjust ali claims and ocitIr> all l.r>
against lr,rz BINGHAM. late Wa"rf.,r, in said G>trir
H., AMI the claims the Decreased cNhilitcd in ,,,
thereto. hereby give notice that from the
day ~ MAY. $50 allowed the l., r, sep:
t-r claims said commissioners for .Nau nation and a,
low a,r. ana that III Tor that Crp>,. ~ the
Widow Susan Bingham, DIV "llinr l,,>r. afer.nd al,
III, th ay June and tn. ~ , October AT .,,Lwk
"I zach day. ABEL. t.t,SS
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AoHIHFRN Rcd Clover. White Clover. Rel
Top. hcr> 'ira~>. Lon. Orange Carrot. y GLOW
EuahaSn. English Iunnip. Red 10y, Flat Turnip.
Globe Iurllip and Cow horn Turnp, bv the III
Also Shaker Seeds hv the paper 10 kint> Of
Beans and ki'.> OF Peas. ana most kinds Of Field
am! Garden SEEDS sold cheap. hv A. Lang.
-. J"hn>hurv. April %. l>Jt. .1.:f
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=" W 4 TED"

n GENTS in every County in Vt. and n. H., to
u sell choice Steel Plate Engravings; also new
and rapidly selling subscription Books.
Persons out of employment will find this good
opportunity for successful business
Great inducements offered. For full particulars.
inquire of F.S Marlin,
9Sutt Wjlamsfowp W
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-05-10

VI'I1II ITi>trlCt
The Probate Cont for 'hc district al Gale lona 70
all persons interested in the estate al Levi T.
Parks late Of Barnet. III said district deceased
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We learn from the CIarmont Engle
tina. some young men, while in quite talmy
state, and nearly full OF fighting rum, went
10 the hol..e OF Dr. Slocum. and called for a
mar boarding in the house against whom
they had some ;..al Oh in!a,inary cause OF
anger Tie DR.. informed them that the man
was in bed and hnted in broad terms that II
was time that all order loving citizens not
necessarily from home TO follow his ex-
ample, and finally told them that he should
not call him. The gang. however, insisted
upon seeing the man IN question, and alter
some parrv threatened to tear the house
down. and commit O' her outrageous acts upon
the premises, it he was not produced forth
with. The Doctor, in reply told them that
any attempt to break or tear down the house.
would be followed by unpleasant consequent
ces or in other words that he would shoot
the first one who made any demonstrations
OF hostility. The parey continued for some
time, which was concluded by charge OF
buckshot fired into their legs, below the
knee, Of one Of the a>sallng party named
William Brainard. The party probably not
exactly relshing tie Doctors mode of treat
'nent took up the wounded man and left the
vicinity.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-03
STOVES, SIOVESil
Man Cd, ls55.dwtf WICKERSHAM & HICKS

DNfcGOWAN's PATENT
M DOUBLE ACTlO n
81 CTlON AND FORCE
PUMPS AND PUMPING
ENGINES.--The undersign.
cd would respectful! invite
The attention OF the public
generally 10 these Pumps,
as the bes, Pump now In
use;siipple In their coGstruc.
tlon; compact, durable, and
notliableto getout0forder;
we'll adapted for forcing a
large body of water 10 q
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT
TO FARMERS AND PLANTERS.
Tho Best Mill now in Use 10 ciawson's
Power and Hand Corn Mills,

'l,HIs MILL, RECENTLY INVENTED BY JoNA-
THAN <. BURD6E. Of Ohio, tpatent applied for)
|, constructed up on eatirely new principle, cus-
ling the grain with knives. which requires but one
tenth OF the power Of Burr sSona. The Hand Mill
less than huneTed pounds, and is seapsbie
Of grin ding tso 6sahsis Of eora sr EAsat per hoar,
v hieh child work with ease. The Power Mill,
with one horse power, will gtiRd tea basAeis per
kssr which would be extremely easy work for one
horsc; this siIs weighs about two hundred and 6ny
pounds. This Mil viii grind grain seeds and spices
of every description, ard does rot require regular
speed Burr Mill. For cheapness durability and
sm picity Of operation, these mills stand unrsaled;
and In fact, there 10 no other mill invented that
would grind by hand more than lRrgs size coffee
mill They can be SET nne or coarse, and for grind.
ing they have no equal. In using knives, all
the husk OF the corn tor grain OF any knd} comes on
leavingth pure meal. To those who may wish
mill that will last for years without repair, weinvie
call and they will readily perceive tho advantages
over any oher mill in the market liberal discount
made TO VIII olesals purchasers,
MOSES & LITTER, Agents for the West. once
At Burrows & Prettymss's, where sne OF the shove
mills eau be ssOn In operation.
Dec 4. ,5S-dwtf,
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MARBLE WORKS.

MARBLE WORKS.
THE undersigned would respectfully announce TO
the citizens OF Davenport and vicinity, and 10 all
thoss wishing TO purchase MONUMENT sto the mem
ory OF their deceased friends that they be supplied
by calling at his shop, Main ST., between First and
Second, vest side, whore he WIZ be pleased TO furnish
CUT STONE of every description ,ssl IS 1t can be
bought In the Western country.
Italian and American Aarb'r for Monuments, HEAD
and FOOT STONES. Also superior article Of FREE
STONE, DC, vsrJ cheap. W. .kENSEDf.
Davenport, June y, lS53-2S
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SAMUEL PERRY.

SAMUEL PERRY.
Merchant Tailor,
IIAS ON hand a new and full assortment of Frenel
IL and English Clothes, Cassimeres and Vesting,
suitable for the season, which he will make up l.
measure sho ort n office and reasonRbleterms.
READY MADE CLOTHING,
OF all kinds for Spring and Summer wear, whici
win be sold aseheap asthe cheapest,
FURNISHING GOODS.
A Agsod supply ofsverything necessary for gentle.
mans wardrobe. Spring style Of Hats,
Caps, Trunks, valices, &c.
P.S. Would invite those esboutto purchase goods
in the above line 10 give him call before
elsewhere. One price only. No trouble to show
goods. rhaRkfulfor pastfavors hopesa eontnuancr
0fthesame. SAMUEL PERRY
DavenportAprl Is 1885.
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DR.. J. W. II, BAKER

a FlER an experience of thirteen years ID me
hptaehee OF Medicine and Surgery now ohsfs ms
P,oivssonal esrviees TO the citizens OF DaSehpof
1ua lts Vicinity. Particular attention VIII DO gwen
operative surgery and 4 seases Of he throai anu
SSss on omee In Post otI'ce Block No ?, mp siaifs
Nov ,9s. .-d.f
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ereat hei ght distance; des9nt Tor KaiIroad STA
lions, Furnaces, Mines. Rolling Mills, Paper Mills
Factories, Stationary Fire Engines, 4srden Engines
Wells, Cisterns, and for sll purposes where Pump
can be used.
These Pumps are now In uss on all the prineipa
Railroads Sc nth and West,
NPSILVER MEDAL swsr srdedto these Pumps a.
he late Pair Of the Ohio Mechanics Institute
TPFull and perfect satisfaction guaranteed In al
cases where properly put up according directions
TPorders thankfully received and promptly filled
W MOSES & L1TTLER, Office at Burrows Pretty
mans. Front Street, Davenport, lows.
Au. 18th, IS55-w-d I'm
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w. w. PARK En-,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
oerIcH directly opposite the Post Onee on brady 81.
over s. Perry y Clo,hing Store. Residence near the
si eoihSi =. hsnsa Nov s3 IS diy
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Cheap! chsap!' Cheap
BOOTS AND SHOES.

cheRpi Cheap II CheapI!!
BOOTS AND SHOES.
2E1d JJORDAN would announced to The citizens
eKv Davenport, and the public, that be has opened
VALsdies and GsGtiemen's bool and shoe store ad-
to.ning Burrows q presymars store, one door above
the Iowa Clothing store, where no is prepared to mar
ufscture boots and shoes Of all descriptions.
LADiES BRANCH.
Pine SILK lasting Caters, fancy and plain
Kossuth Boots; Ensmelet Patent Paris
Boots, Ties, Bronze Psride; Ark.
Jeany Linda; Jenny Liuds;
Buskins Polka Boots
AIargs assortment Of Ladies and Misses Ch!ldren's
Shoes, too numerous 10 mention.
Also q large assortment for Gents wear
Eastern Ane French Boots; Congress
Gaiters, Monterey; Jsrsey Tiss; -
Plain walking Shoes,
MorOcco;
And all klnis OF heavy wesk, suitable for country,
vel as city custom; all who want neat III and easy
boot ould do we'll 10 callat the Davenport Bootand
Shoe Store. Csliandsee. June 9. .l6S3-34tf
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L---------
WIN. p. CAMPBELL

"hAhbO AT AGENTS, ,FORWARDlSG,h hluKASf
AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Bazaar Landing,
DIvESpogr, lows,
pESPECrPULLY call tho attention ofiarmsrs.s ship
Hsnl.
lheY Will NJ all times be ready 70 store ana emp
~! inscription OF produce and merchandise, 10 Dry
sha sell on commission, and trust, by prompt aud
H'o' attention TO the interests of all who may iaVor
cenee. ~
me business will be conducted and carried oni 40
paeons building recently erected by Mr. FaE9a, de-
sNIsd as the Bazaar, To which Is attached eomino-
os landing for steamboats, at all stages of the rive
POSSESSES advantages favorable to the importer or
Pps not the least OF which Is that no drayase VIII
SS,eqaired from the Warehouse to boats, or from
ooais To the warelouse. MAY q. ls5a-a
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FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING
JOHN JORDAN's

AT JOHN J0RDAN's
IOWA CLOTHING STORE.
A LARGE and varied assortment ofMen,S and
ABOys, Ready made Clothing, embrsc-
ing allths sand nd made b!
good " workmsn out ofthe best material
Fine, msdian and common, Union, Beaver, Felt
Pilot, Petersham and Flushing, Bangups, Saekssnd
Paletot orcoat, Cloth, Dress and Frock Goats o
various eolors and qualities. Cloth, Cashmere, Ss
net, Velvet and Tweed Psntaloons. Silk, Satin, Va
entia Swansdown, Velvet, Plush, Cloth, Cashmere
Sstinet, Double and Single breasted Yeats. Monke,
Jackets, Drawers. Undershrts, Hosiery, Suspende
Glover, ,Cravats Handk efs Stock
Ties, Scarfs, Winchester and Scots approved Pstsn
Shouldsrsesn Shirts, bre las susual
y ksps in gentieman's furnishing stores, ineudin,
Robes dc Chsnbre and Revere VsstBsnd oyercoats
Also, splendid assortment of uncut Cloths, Cessi
meres and ves!iags-sll of which will be made up {,
orderiI the best manner, withprompsness, o. accom-
nodating prices, and by competent workmen. Thi
sstsblshmsntisin the monthly receipt ofthe latss
Fashions so thatordersintrustsdt to them may be re
iedupsn as being the lstsststyle by those who de
sirsit. All manner plain work and work OF gen
ssel edium, promptly atten nded 10 as heretofore.
HATS ofa new sty together with . II ofthe com
mon kinds constantly on hand.
Gratefnlfcrpas!pAtro &c ,1hes dent
ty hopes TO merttsc o 5tinus nee ofthesame
JOHN JORDAN.
MerchantTs!l rsnd closhier on Prontssrset, sppo
sitethe Steam Milis.
Davenport,July 2d.lsSs-wGd-is.
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RY SANDERS & DAVIS.

LaffSf lPst7 ~'1"'
s'''I.,, .rl. 10. over lines 100 per sannm.
sJf,lgl :iiags iu additional oaafss OIL - ets per
,,usr. viii be made. .,,,,
';,,onIrs,t. f,r,eAdy al atTsrtsetswiils % disSennA
sad wi,aout previous noiice TO US.
.rts aIss iaarsed ioneis sas SANE a'ueaH"H'''
l!ps. wast,v an rsa.onsbio
Isrns. ,nrnasa. In
,.J a., tims FREQ Of OGst, tbsrssftsr charged bs
ofhsr adv rtissDents.
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Houses and Lots For GaIe


Empire Foot and Shoe Store,
Brady, Third Door Eelow Third Strses.
M undersigned having purchased and made "a
ditioDs 10 he stock formerly owned BY
Eefsrs. Potter Phillips,
Mou.t es lie al former patrons OF that nrm In wsns
ofarilclst IN ;heT liIe 10 fas or then with call.
Mr.. Bgttsrfeld
Remains with tAem aud will give his friends go 80
ss heretofore MOORE x BROWN
n. b. Particular attention given 10 making G snts,
French Calf and Patert Leather Boots.
Dec eth diff Mar.
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Moliuf.

SEARS, WOOD 4 CO.,
Belstsad Manufacturers, Lumber ksrch ants
and Dealers In Plansd Flooring,
MOLINE, ILLINOIS.
THE only ests blishmentin the West where
SHERW WOOD' S CELEBRATED TURNIN g
LATHE Is used for turning PRDMArIc Forks; such Z,
Nsws.s, ,BsExstsrs, Bed Poets, TGbisLsgs, ,sndos
work too various 30 enumerate, with the
Mssldipgs Of all tstO sqasrss Of ans asnber o,
tssts .as sxggsst. Making the most perfect nd
beautiful work thatfancy desre, and haviug tbs
appearance Of ssstfy yesroedaers.
Jane IL, i654-trW-H
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FAKE CARE or YOUR HORSES.

TAKE CARE OF YOUR HORSES.
4 T the New York Harness Storesto befoond ali 9
"A assortment OF Horse Blankets ready made and
strapped, from ti,75 to $1,000 per hlanket. Also
arge lot OF Sirsngles from SOC TO 81 so.
moste xcellent assortment Of Saddlesfrom $500
10 $500.
Brides of all prices: In short faliand complete LOT
ofevery thing in the line.
Whips Whips!
The largest and cheapest lot Of Buggy and Team
Whips ever before offered here.
The subscrber designs heretofore TO furnish the
articles In trade to be found In ofthe
country
Giyehin call; Second st, 4doorsfrom Brady.
G.. W. BARNES.
Davenport, oet3l, 1854 d-H
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THE VARIOUS KINDS OF
GU N u q w d . r
MASvEAcTU8Kp Br
LAFLINS, SMITH bOlEs.
American Rine +. p. +. A., ,iu hsSs2a hs.
:, .. PFA " as IS,
New York Ride, ..Ss 3,
Eagle, % :,
Target otipg,
American s. -"
Prairie Shooting" .
Eagle :,
Us,asnd Drain - ""
Csnnon, Mining and BIas,ingin kegssna Barrels.
HAHKLEY, THOMPSON CO., Agents,
Corner Seeo nd and Perry Sta,
IulsaO53 -d-w-ly pAtssrok1, lo~
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1856-01-31
FEMALE HIGH SCHOOL.

n WILL open at Greenwood. in this District,
IL FIRST MONDAY Of JANUARY next, a
Female High School.
Instruction will be given in all The Branches
Of finished Female E,lncaiiun-l.ntin and
Greek, tif rrInir".l,) English Grammar, Natural
IIistory. Natural and M,ral Philosophy, and the
EisIcr Mathematics.
A sct Of the latest and most approved Globes
and Maps. together with costly laboratory of
Chemicals, and Philosophical Appa. atus, will he
at The service Of the School.
Young I.aI;cg from IL distance can obtain
Boarding in excellent families. at $40 per month.
The Village of Grccnwooi, situated mmrl
atc!y nn the line of the Grrcnviilc G Columbia
Rail Road, is well known ono of The inns.
beautiful, hcal'hiuI, and moral in the State :;
while its numerous rois families. Churches aud
Sabbath Schools, afford every r."i",is facility.
For particulars, address nir at Greenwood.
J. IL. LOGAN.
sacserHzlcas.-;-v. y. W. Leland, ID. D.,
Andrew Crawford, Esq, Columbia, :. G; II. Z.
RavcncI, Esq, Black Oak, =. G.; j. Wi<tar
Simpson, Es,,, I.anrensv:lIc &. C.; Rev. Jno.
McI.ccs, Cir, cnwnoI, =. C.; Rev. Jno. e. Viii.
liama, Hodges Depot. S. G..
IT LnurcnsvilIc Herald will give two inser-
iioils and ft. ward hill to me n Greenwood.
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jackson Street Hospital and Surgical
INFIRMARY FOR NEGROES


VIE l nlcrsiymc,l would respectfully call the
u attention Of Planters aud Slnvr.owners
generally. T." their complete an! extensive csin!,-
lSh'ncnt III Augusta Ga., for the acrom,mo,i,.
non Of NEGROES requiring SURGIC\I. or.
tEATlONS or Treatment in CHRONIC: biS
EASES.
Tho i'uil''ing is situated on the corner of Jack
son an'! Fcnw:k Streets b"twcrn the t;roru;; and
ti.% Saranrn. Rail Read Dcpo,s; and in siri,t
"i bo;h Ii Is therefore convenient for the re-.
crpii"n "f patients from Il distance In lis con
s'rucii"n, throughout the entire plan, Was kent
IN view HE special purpose to which il is ar
Pli"'!; h"'n" furnished will; everything which
can coniucc I" the comfort of the SICK II is
supplied with hot and cold baths and shower
baiiis-an'l has closets in each story to
av"'.l fatigue and "xpnsnrc to the PATIENTS. 1t
,s his" well ventilated and lighted with gas
"ilh the coiStan, Attendance Of experienced
'nhir ana lr" nurses, the patient will be saved
much OF The suffering winch loo often is the re-
result OF unnroidah!,' neglect in the trcatnrn: of
Nc!rnrs III Ordinary private practice
IER RhS-Fnr Board, Lodging and Nursing
per month, $40. For all necessary Medical at.
tendance, Surgical Op"rat ons, DC, the same ns
III ordinary city practice.
II. +. CAMPBELL, Surgeon,
Il. CAMPBELL, Attending Physician.
may ~ 'H'J. ntf
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BOOTS AND SHOES FOR CASH!
w. s. WOOD,
MANUFACTURER OF AND DEALER IN
Boots Shoes and Brogans


Boots Shoes and Brogans
No. lS5 Richardson ST., first door h"iom tie Mnrh"
COLE.NEIA, S. e.,
TT AS now in store Il large and we'll selected as
IL sortrnrnt Of all descriptions OF goods usually
to br found in Shoe Store, consisting Of Ne
rroc's peg and Nailed Br"gans, Stitch Downs,
House Servants Shoes ali Glasses, which are
offered by thu ease. dozen single pair, at the
lowest figures, CASH.
a I.SO,
Ladies fine Bi'k aud CoId Gaitc-s Ladies' Kid
and Mnrorcn W akn= Shoes and Slippers. from
the House Of j. Miles Il Son, Philadelphia.
I.SO,
Gents Fine Calf Dress Pump ana Stitched
Boots, of his own manul:lcturc.
a LSD,
French and AmprScan Calf Skins Oak and
Hr,nlock S..ic Leather.
n. i. The Manufacturing Department is
under tho Suprrintrnilrncc Of an experienced
workman. and all wnrll iEtrustcd to his care
warranted to give satisfaction,
w. s. WOOD,
1S5 Richardson street,
Columbia, =. G..
October 1. 1855 81 "
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GOOD NEWS FROM HoME!w
J. ). LXON M s.

INlIE Vilngc and District CLOTuIER. hos
Il just returned from the Bi. Torrid. with one
of the kccncst largest, finest, ncntest, prctiiesi
warmrst, cheapest, and hes, lot Of CLOTHING;
that has ever been manufactured in the United
Staics-hc liked TO have said, in the whole world
For the last sin or eight months, he has been
visiting different sections of the District-in fact
he went rou with the Agricultural Committee
and he is fully convinced there is as mucI,
room for Improvement in dress us there is in the
science of agriculture lie saw as mauy-ycs
twice as nlany-human frames that needed re.
covering, us he did old fields hat needed reclaim
ing. He means tn say. that dress doesn't make
the man. but when the man is made he looks
good deal better dressed up. The ladies looked
admirnhlc-thcy don't mind spending l5 or 20
dollars E'r II bran new drcss-but the men-oh,
ii wont do to tell the fact is. some of them had
holes in their pnntaoons right where they sit
down; and their coats were so short and old
fashioned, that when they stood straight up they
wouldn't hide them.
And now Lyons has been round and seen all
this-knows what kind of CLOTHING will suit
these different sections. lie hns got il G,r all
gra,es-Upper Ten, Mushroom Aristocrats, Pie
heans and Niggers, and ut prices that cannot fail
to please.
And besides, 1.voSs wants TO raise n hundred
or two dollars extra; he has heard that ont
West, there is an Expedition OH foot in which
men of courage, good moral character and n
""''"' S'" money III n
very short time; hr wants to invest his carcass
and TWO hundred in it. Won't You help himl-
if you ever intend to, now is your time.
by the way-hr's got big lot of GIG GARS
on hand, and is anxious TO dispose of them {;
thinks he overstnckcI himself in Cigars He's
got Hats, the latest agOny-FIanncl Shirts. Hair
Oil and Blacking, Pocket Pianos and Women $
Stockings, Fiddle Bridges aud Strings, Brass
Finger Rings and silk Unl-rshirts, Adamaninr
Candles aud Fine Combs Turpcntine Soap and
Cologne, Tobacco and handkerchief Extraets
Fine Visiting Cards aud Womcn's Shoes, and ten
thousand other things which time and circun,-
sinncrs will not permit him to cn,,mcrate.
Call and see him, and he will show you these
pihcr things.
AbhrviIlc G. IT,, Oct. 81, 1855. 81 If