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Litchfield enquirer., 1856-03-13
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XAs Republican PlatfbI1l.
 The Republican Convention. Nhieh assem- bsed u Pittsburgh. Fsb. aed put ioeth a dc elaration of principles md pm os<s of xhieh we nov ealy make hr;ef absfraet:
 It deelares fixed and unalterablc devotion to the Constitutioa q tho United States-to the ends of which it was established, and to the means which it prosidcd for their attainment. That the powers which it conftfs upon the Gos- ernment are ample for the accomplishment of these objects An unshaken attachment to the Union of the States-will defend it against all its enemies VIII recbgnize no geographical divisions claiming for all the citizeils of the Republic the same rights they claim for then- selves. It declaEes Inc consict;on fha. the powers of the Government are systematically wielded for the promotion and extension of tie interest of Slavery, in direct hostility to the let ter and spirit of the Constitutioa, and in open e contempt of the public sentiment of the Anleri- can people and of tho Christian world That the shFeholding interest cannot be made per manently paramount in the General Govern ment without involving consequences fatal to our free institutions That in the successive acts, the admission of Missouri and Arkansas, in the ainekation of Texas, tue war with Mex leo, the repeal of tie Missouri Compromise and in the cruel war now wagcd against the people of Kansas for the extension of Slavery into that territory, is traced the footsteps of a powerful interest, aiming a. absolute political power and stridiAg onward to acompletc asccndency over tho General Government The Executive oi the nation is the willing servant of its behests, and sacrifices to it's favor the rights and inter csts of ether sections Of the country The purse and the sword of the nation are at it's command
 The dcthrone,ment of the principles of Re publicanism is threatened, and the establish. ment in their stead of an OLIeARcHY, bound to- gether by common interest in the ownership of slaves:
 The declaration thus concludes
 We summon you to send Delegates, in nun. bers three times as large as your representation ill Congress, to meet in Convention at Philadel- phia, oa the lith day uf dune next, to nominate candidates for the Presidency and Vice Presi. dency of the United States. Let them come prepared to surrender all personal preferences, and all sectional or local tieSs-resolved only to make such nominations and to take such ac- tiou as shall advance the principles we hold and the purposes we seek to promote. Disclaiming any intention to interfere with Slavery in tie States where it exists, or to in.alidate those portions of the Constitution by which it is re- n,oyed from the national control, let us prevent the increase of its political power, preserve the General Government from its aseeiidancy bring back it's administration to the principles and the practice of its illdstrious founders and thus vndcate the Constitution and the Unitn, and secure the blessings of LIBERTY to ourselves aad our pcstcfity:
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-03-13

Tho Rufus w. Griswold divorce case exci,rs a great eeal of attention ia Philadelphia. The Mrs. Ann L~ Stephens who was 80 prominent m Hart ford, some years ago. in divorce case with which sne bud no business, is equally prominen, tn this vur.swoid case. ls Is charged ihat Mrs. Stephens aad Mfs. Ellet are the real instigators of an as- ssnpt to induce the court to declare bill of di- votce null, afler Mr. Griswoit had married highly respectable lady. relying on the validity of the oisorce. and had become the father of child by
 snsh second wife It scrms as if these circu,l- stances ought to have saved the poor critic iron, the feminine spite Of an unapprecia,ed au,loress.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-03-13

AvnuAsrs Ot belonging to Beeci,sr Downes was accidentally killed at Litchfcld station on Friday. by an engine of the Naugatuc road.-- The cattle were attached to log, and becoming frightened on the approach of the. noon train, could not be got out the way of the locomotive.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-03-13

"a Congo tho negroes take their wives for . ysar on trial If at the end of that time they are . .sstisned. the wedding celebrated with feast
 as missionaries have tried to abolish this custom Wssnous success--shs moshSfs declare that they ~ou'a not iisk the happiness of their daughters oy ufRtng them to an iadlssoluhie union with per. acqaxinied.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-03-13

YousG AYES, who has acquired painful notoristy from attempting to shoot his father lat Falls Village. was placed under Mr. Sesig- wick's keeping on Thursday. He was arrested It St. Louis by Sher;H Beach If Canaan sie has been on his track ever since the offence was committed, and brought home on the 2sth ut. The examination before Justice took place the following day at Salisbury. and the case was submitted without argument; he was giE- en until the following Wednesday to procure $l5,00o bail, failing in which he was accord ingly committed. -
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-03-13

Recen,ly. during tho balloting for the Speaker that during the previous twenty -four hours he had iancied hs could see the fafm of the immortal Jackson lowering over the assembly, and, with all the energy and determination that formerly charac. set'srd him. sxclaiminy-" By shc e,ernal! no
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-03-13

Losr SrEAxsiirss Since 1853, twelve steam. ships, lost at sea, have cost I,o50 human lives, and $1 .25O, 900 of properly. The Inde- pendence sank with l20 lives iii the Pacific, and the Tennessee and the St. Louis followed, total wrecks. The Humbcid. and the San Francisco were wrecked in the Atlantic the samc year The Franklin, Ctr of Philadelphia, and Yankee Blade fall in the catalogue of 1851. City of Glasgow with 4s0 lives, the Arctic, with hundreds more, rrecious lives, wefe the crowning catestrophes of that year In lso5, wc have the sinking Of the North Carolina, md the stranding Of the Golden Age, which sast. how ever, was saved and repaired
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-03-13

sS- It is thought at Buffalo that Lake Ere will not be open for navigation before the mid dlc of May, which will make receipts Of flour and grain from the West much later than usual.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-03-13

TIE WISCONSIN, GoyEENoRsHIP--The Judi ciary Committee of the Wisconsin Senate have made g report upon the contested election case between Barstow. the intcrlop;ng occupant of the Gubesnational chair, and Mr. Bashford, the Republican candidate, in which the whole qucs- tion is elaborately reviewed The Committee came to the conclusion that MT. Bashfofd is enl titled to the office having received 35,sia It. gal votes against 35,523 for Barstow:
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-03-13

RuEBrs RICE of Nckfeld. a Milleritc leader, forgot himself so far as to sLamefully abuse and beat his wife and Mrs. Messenger, her sister, on Saturday night last. He was arrested, brought down to Wolcottyille, examined before a Justice, bound over to the Superior Court and lodged in oat jail on Monday.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-03-13

Aa A saii and handsome wet nurse, with two ssorJ Notmandy csp on her head. has been sum. @onsd so Pafis and is slrsady installed in the
 aiistlss to await m imperant event looked for by N Emprrss Engenia. besween the 18th and the NVA of Msfch. 1mpostan ng, very.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-03-13

b1- The Pcughkeepsie Eagle. learns that a singular battle with boar took place in the town of Union Vale, on Wednesday of last week Messrs. John E. Oakley and Albert Emigh, of that toxn, were engaged in driving the animal, which was of the medium size, when he, becoming irritatcd because he wished to 20 con. trary to the way they drorc him, turned furious ly upen them, seized Mr. E,uigh by theleg and threw him upon the ground. biting him severe ly Mir. Oahy attacked the ,svaee animal with club, which unfortunately broke, when he was attacked in turn, thrown down and bit severely in the knee. Fortunately at this time, others came 1p with dogs. and with this assis- tance the boar was subaued and put in a pen. Had it not been for the arrival of assistance it is supposed MT. Oakley would have been Killed. las Mr. Emigh was unable to defend him. At the last accounts Mr. Enigh was as far recoy- cred = to b. able to yak about, having only a flesh wound. but Mr. 0aileJs t xas sappos- ed. would not be ahle to walk in several days and pcRinpa weeks, as his injury is very severe.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-03-13

INSTALLATION. Rev Halph Smith, form erly of Cornwall, is to be installed as pastor of the Congregational Church tt Wolcottsille, en Wednesday, 18th inst.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-03-13

AFTER HrxwarHA-Friend S.zer of tue Pal ladium furnishes us with copy of the .tnglo Ab-Originai Sleighing Song, Btsrlesque in five Canters," written 10 Commemorate the series oi mammoth sieighing parties which the New IIa- ven county people have been enjoying the las. few weeks. It out-Indians Longfeliow alto gether.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-03-13

TIE GOSHEN PEurLE. minister, doctor, dea- con, dominic, and all the rest. were out last Wednesday. The party, consisting of about l25, arrived here in the afternoon and got Sup per at the Mansion House, after which most o them. adjourned to the ballroom and had "s little dance" going home well pleased w;tt their entertainment, and .hesnselses.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-03-13

-s@ lAe lowes mill of the Grsenwo Company. sansw HAssfosd, is to bs enlarged this spring. 10 Ta aepseify equal to ihal Of ihs upper mill 4
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-03-13
Ggt 4afgdeIo Gllllirtr LdtchaelA Com 1hu1.tsy. 16lrch zsek 1e56

1eeubsc1ibezs We enclose bI1s in atoaday,s paper, md hopa they will receive immediate atte. tion. The money is due in, and honest men should see that it is paid s
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-03-13

Ihs 1acyeaes of the assseseA value of pforerly in Dridxepo ihis year oyer ihs last, s one million espf dellsn. {
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-03-13

eomnItise hss reposssd ir sssei ef s,.asa 1ihosl in Wlaslsd. |
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-03-13

S0 Extremes h the weather are fo De ex- pectyi in MarcA sad xe aase arcalirinr senses q osse exfrrme the thcfnomefef rantr. ing from ihFee t0 aix below xefo. txo or three i1osalngs h succession. The s1ow-banks bid fair te fssaaia oyer "tse glorious Fourth with us.
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y. W.. JOHNSTON,
Il 1NDERTAkER, Corner VI johnson and -
~ Third Sire ~,s.
Carries tho business of Unde taking in all IL.
branches He has recently made extensive additions
TO his stock and perfected his arrangements in every
department.
PATENT METALLIC BURIAL CASES,
imper,ous TO air and ndcstructibie, highly orua
inented and invaluable for the preservation Of the
dead, we'll oo6ns VI every style and hnish fur
mas he'd 70 order.
M.srses and carriages furnished and the en- tire ar
rangements IT the funeral attended when ured.
keokuk. April II, 1885. dy
WAGONS WAGONS! WAGONSl!i
DLoW AND WAGON FACTORY, corner 18th
aud Nam Streets, ksokuk, lows. HAVING
purchased the before named establishment and
made large ailitions TO II, we are now uianufac.
turing of the bsst Ono riMaER including tbs steaa
bent fsos, (no ather timber Tor wheels being used
in this cstabiishmsnt,, w AdoNs OF EVERY VA.
RIEry, HACKS, PEDDLtNG WA1ONs, CARTS
WHEEL -BARkOWS. CuLTIvArORS, AMI
PLOWS, in style and work nanship equal 10 any In
! the Western States. Aswe use none but the hes
material, and employ none but the b,st mechanics
We feel condd mt II b'ing able to obviatc the ne
cessity, to thosewho VIII give Us . call. Of sead
ng either TO Chicago or Cincinnati for any articl
/ In our line.
! MA good stock Of Plows and Wagons con
sfant,y IN h md to supply purchasers n the short
est notice. Those wishing To purchase can saw
time and ~ ,ney BY calling At til, corner af III,
and NJ in streets. FREEMAN KNOWLES.
Auril slnwly
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~ W. kUNYAN CO, having established them
NJ. selves the south eide Of Fouvth strset, ness
u the Market Hcuss, have received large sn1 veil
selected stock Of Grocesiss TO which they sspssfs
iycaIl the attention Of the sitisens Of Keokuk a1
vieisity. Prsvisioos and Feed Of ell kinda kspa
eoastAntiy On hand. All articles delivered IL any
psr q tke city free Of shsses. ldse. - ~
E1INK HCNhRED hbis wsaass spplss feT saisai
= dsll 1USx0A, HAWKINS s 9UST0M'S.
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keOkuk, Sept -11w-WSm
pnst and Times copy.

S'Oapee1tSon 10 the Lite - T9a1e.
eHvIN ROOFING, and al kinds IL johhine work
l done on the most reasonable terms by NJ unAss-
signed. And al work dsne warranted - ~ equal
toAay athsr shop In this city or 0tAts
u. D~-oApp On the corner OF naia aoA Ntuth
o4seo1D. RABD3H408 &Bo4.
Keohuk, JuAs l1Aea
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Hicklen 4 LUcas,
BANKERS AND GENERAL BROKERS',
JoAason 81, bet Id and I'D, .KEOKTK, IOWA
MILL buy and sell Exehsnge, collect Notes and
w Bills, sell Land Warrants, inv est in Real Es
tate, Loan Money for vn-residents, and Pay Taxes
Time paper negotiated, and facilities extended
Gold, Silver, ssd uneurrent money bought aud sold
KEvgRKSrEs
Bank Republie, New York City
John n. Gor,ion, Union Bank, Baltimore.
James kobb Acc, New Orleans.
Dunlcy, Drake l. CO., Cincinnati, o.
HA. Tucker 4 Co., Exchange Bank, Chicsgo.
John .Anderson 4 Co, 1t. Louis.
Cashiers of Eastern Virginia Bank.
Joseph Fiekirn, Lexington. Ky.
uiy 30, '5S-diy
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FAHRAk z HAINEA,
H sk nm Plant0g a0A FiO0vtAg MIL,
Corny NJ sad Buy sta, near the ksokpk and
Fort Dies Moaes Railroad Depot.
nEALEkS in Lumb in the rough, maaufaetur-
Il crs of Doors, shutters, Blinds, sash. Door ard
Window Frames. Moulding OF svery sire and pat
tern, Flooring, Weather Boarding. Shelving. Man
ties, Base, Plaster, and Chain Pump Tubing
Piansd and matched In mberfrom to - inches in
width.
constantly on hand.
Pisaipg and saving done TO order on short notice
Unreasonable prices, and warranted To please,
sE~Particuiarattention paid TO Sling orders foI
country baiidinEs complete.
ksokuk, J uly 3-dkwtf
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leith, Dshaqac. ". Paul, &c, via
NORTHERNCROSS RAILROAD,
FROM
Qasncy - 0aleshurg.
= CONNECTIONS:
A TGalesburg with the Chicago and Burlinston
"A and Peoria and Oqua~ka Railroads for Bar
iingon, Peora, wysnett, Mendoza, Junction ,andChi
At wy.net. and Pond Greek With Chicago and
Rock Island. ana Bureau alley Railroads for Rock
Island. lows City. LAsaile, &c.
AZ MENDOZA with Illinois Central Railroad for
Fulton City. Gslena, Dunleith. Dubuque, II. Paul,
aud other river towns; bloomington, Springfield,
Decatur, Para, 4c.
AT Junction with asiens and Chics 70 Union Rail.
road for Kigin, Belvidere, Beloit Madison, Free
port, Ac.
At Chicago with the great Eastern and North
srn lines, for Milwaukee i md du Lac &c. D,trot.
Toledo. Cleveland, Pittsbur n, wheeIng Bai,imore,
Philadelphia. Indianapolis Lafayette. Cincinnati,
Dunkirk, Buffalo Niagara Fails. saspen SION Bridge
Albany, Springfield. Boston, aud cities AMI towns
generally thYou ghout he raAt
TWO TRAINS DAILY, sunday. excepted. be-
tween Quincy and Chicago On and after the iltb
Inst, unt further notice. Trains will run M follows
]. Chicago Express-Leayrs Quincy a,4..5 4. ~,
arrives at 1alesburgh at s55 A. NJ, at Wyaneti
f2l5P. H., ~ Mendota ai las =. ~, at junction
4.l5r ~, at Chicaeo6p.
2. Chicago Express--Lesses Quincy 3. 20 p ~, ar.
rives ~ 0aiesburg s.50P. NJ, At Wyane,t 20 p.a
=. Mendoza 1888 \. ~, at Junction 3.lo A.. NJ, .,
| :. Quincy Expreas-Leav.s Chicagos 5sA ", ar
rives at dAicsburg SIS y. ~, and at Quincy n 10
f.h
| Quincy Rxpress-Leaves Chicago 8. 20 p. ~, ar
riyes at Gaiesburg 435 NJ, and at Quincy at "a
An.
! Trains run into and leave from "Eai N Depot, .
Chicago.
/ BAGGAGE CHECKED To CHICAGO.
Passengers leaving Quincy in the morning train
will arrive NJ Rick leland Peoria, 6aleua, Dunleith
Dubuque and Chcsgo sam evening making sur,
connections al Chicago with trains east.
/ Leaving Quincy in the evening train. win ar
/ rive at the sbove points ia the morning, making
sure connection 1t Chicagn with trains north, eAs,
/ and south.
i Daily Boat of the Minnesota Packet Co., leaves
Dunieith for ST. Paul, etc.
Forpartculars and further information, please ap
ply At the Company oice Main street between III.
LAcIeie House and Western Stage Once, kaokuk
where Through Tickets TO All principal places b.
procured Through Tickets also be had Oh board
the steamers Of the 81. Louis l. keokak Packet Go.
Ask for tickets via Northern Cross Ra rad
! wa. KULLIDNS, 1cn. sup'i
s. u. BUkSHAM, ten. Ticket Agt
| j. X. TewKsscRY, Agent, kcokuk.
June 1adkw
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The Gase Cisy agasass the Werid
keokuk Mattress Manufactory !!
A. C. Orr

/ Snow manufacturing Mattresses of every descrip-
tion Spiral spring Curied Hair, Wooden, Felting.
Cotton, Moss, Birch, Shuck, and straw. Of the best
quality. Pillows aud holsters Of all kinds. Also
Comforts and Feathers.
Hotel and Steamboat orders promptly attended TO,
aud all articles man nufartured or sold ut my e@iAb
shment will be offered st fair terms, aud warrant
ed. challenge the production Of superior v .rk a,
any establishment Of the kind in the Western coun
try. You arr respectfully invited 70 call and exam
inr spcclmens Of my work. Wareroom corner oi
Fourth street and Exchange.
have In ,ratioa newly invented and xrensiv,
machinery, which enables me to manufacture bet
ter work, ~ iibsral rates. than inferior work
other manufactured can be- afsrded for. Mate
rial for Bedding etc. prepared by machinery 10 mor'
uniformly and prfsctIy prepared, and the worn
far superior in quality.
WhoIesdle and Retail.
aMrch 10 1855 dkwiy
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vrHREE daily Through frsins. between Philadei.
phia and Pi'isbars.-TnE Moasis0 MAIL TRAM
leaves Phslsdclphia for Pitsburg at II A. NJ, and
PittsburS for Phii.deiphia st Z "A. N. THs FAsr
L,sE leaves Philsdelphia for pittsbarg at P. NJ
THE Nionr EXPRESS TRAIN leaves Philadelphia for
Piitshurg st II P. n, and Pittsburg for Phiiaiel
phia II 10 p. NJ.
The above lines connec. At Pittshurg with Rail
rpads 10 and from ST, Louis, Mo-; Alton, Galena
and Chicago, H.. Frsnkford, Lexington AnG Lou
isyilie. Ky. Terre Haute, Madison, Lafayette ans
Indianapolis, Ind. Cincinnati Dayton, sprin gheld
Beilefontaine, Sandusky, Toledo. Cleveland, Colsm
bus, Zanessile MAssillen and w ooster, Ohio: also
With the Steam Packet Boats from and 10 New Or
leans, 81. Louis, Louisville, and CinciGnsti.
Through Tickets can be- had TO or FROM either o
the above places.
For further particulars, see Hand bills ., the dn
ferent starting points. Passengers from the Wes
will hnd this the shortest and most expedition
route to PhilAdelphia, Baltimore, New York or Boi
| ton. THOS. MOORE,
| AGEsr, Passenger Lines, Philadelphia.
| J. MESkIMEN,
| Agent, Passenger Lines, Pit,sburg.
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y CAN ANO DO

GKLLto tho sisissas II xesksk and vicinity. FmE
- tUHsssuas, eheapes thas they can pnrchass n
ST. Louis o. snywhsss ahsosA and transports Il here
Any psrsoae Aoabeiag this invited cal - The
Gate City Furniture Rasns. lSs Main street. sad
satisfy thenealvssef ~ Fest. G. o. ABBOTT.
teois9
+sfsWHATf-ytVyf fSIsS Na. iS1s1s Sss S1lS Z
! 1eel14Uo6o8, HAWKINS 0Uo1Qu0
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Z. ". YoRp, cHAs. z. soaHAN, u. ". roRB
Ford, Qorham 4 Ford,
RANKERH

Third ST., one door south Of Main, keokuk, Iowa
REgRREscKs
MetropoiitAn Bank, New York;
W,nslow, Lsnier 4 Co., New York
WA. Howe, presl., Boston;
Geo. W. Thayer, Prest.. Boston;
II. Beidsn Thayer, Cash., Buffalo
Peninsula Bank, Detroit; @
/. n. BuFch 4 Co., Chicago
CATp~uterA 1 Ford, Cincibnaa
DARBY L bArksdaie. ~. Louis;
7. y. Handy, Cssh'r, Cleveland.
nslOdAw
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Notice

Notice.
l HAVE sold my stock OF Furniture, and entire
interest in the Furniture business, to Mr.. {. ).
ABBOTT, of the GateCity Furniture kooms. thank
my friends and customers for their many fsvors, and
cordially recommend Mr.. Abbott to their future fa-
vor and patronage. X. WILSEf.
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REMOVAL.
u. q. RePnarsll Il (,O.

lAvE removed their Store from the old stand TO
j UAloS Bl4DCk, bet wecn 9th and 7th streets, on
Main, where they Offer for sale cheap as the
cheapest, . general aseortmentof
shoe, saddle aHA Harness Gather,
9namsiied and Patent Leather, Enameiled Cloth,
Trunks, Carpet Bags, Fly-Sst, Whips and Whip
ksshes.
Also, general assortment Of
1ADDLERY alARD DWARE,
Eaddery iASdwsre well rlccted In th~ Eastern
ket. anu for sale at st. Louis prices.
They have hand and constantly manu-
featuring of the best materials, Saddles Bridles and
hArness of every description.
The above articles viii be sold st wholesale or
tail at uniform prices.
Those wanting anything in our line will do vel
70 call and examine our stock before buying - ~
intend to give ali, the worth Of their money.
The highest price will be paid in cash for Hides
J. .. BERNARD co.
Kaokuk. 70, Sept. '35.-dAw
VINwO THOUSAND bushels plAstcrer's hair fol
i sale cheap for cash by
iunelIdAW j. O. BERNARD CO.
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=. ~. OtGON NON.
CAem Mat q ma DraaHtss.

A PoTHECARIEs' HALL, corner of johnson and
"A Sd street, keokuk. lows, Wholesale and Retail
Dsser ~ Drugs, ,dicines, Chemicals, Oils, Dye
staas, and Perfumery, Tobacco, Cigars and snu6.
Patent Medicines Of oil kinds now in use, ana con-
stAntly receiving. direct from the Eastern cities
large and we'll selected stock, to which he invites
the attention Of dealers. Customers and Physicians
vii always hnd at his biishment Fresh ana In
Aduterated eitein -, which he selects with great
rxKsosALcAkE for this market, and has prices are
~ low ~ any other house IN the State.
y. b. Please call and exAmipe his stock before
purchasing elsewhere. faur2l
II RhtoHEs.--Tooth, Hair and Nail Brushes. .
- large ssor.ment Of superior qualities. for sale
by WILKINSON 4 MARSHALL.
Wholesale and Retail Drug
lune"a Corner of Main and I'd sts.
GENUINE LrBIN's ExrRAcTs.-Jock., club.
~ Rough and Ready, Bouquet de Caroline. PAT.
cheal, Ro. Jenny Lind, aud other celebrated per-
Fumes Tor the toilet, for sale by
WILKINSON i MARSHALL
Successors Of IL. H. Ayres, cor. Main and Sd sts.
june3d
VINOILET SoAPs.~--Iows brown Windsor and
: honey Soaps, warranted genuine. For sale by
| )nne5d WILKINSON A MARSHALL.
EAu DE CoLodNE.-t;.nuine Johann and r
~ Maria Farina Cologne, IN octagon and long bo,
| junesd WILKINSON 4 MARSHALL.
ELAv0RING GEXTRAcTS.-Preston A Merriii's
/ X, 40. A. wrights, Meak inns and Others Ex
tracts Of l.. mon. Vanilla, Peach. Raspberry, Mac
Gloves, Sutmegs, bitter Almonds, Rose, ete., 10
sale by WILKINSON MARSHALL.
juaesd Cor. Main aud I'd s,..
i HEDY YAsMIA-A splendid perfume for handker
june3d WILKINSON A MARSHALL.
GENUINE HAVANA CIGARS.-Cilindrados Re
~ gala de Londre., Traburos La Rosa. La pruebs
La Trasmersha. uaianes. etc, etc. Choicest brand
), ianesd WILKINSON N.psIA1