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THE BEST
EVER IN
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consequence Of . large Hotel which
the same without delay, and in order to get
means to do the same, I will sell At . cheap rate
$40 acres Of the best quality Of land in Polk
Township in this County. eight miles from
Ottumwa. Said Laid 10 well timbered and wat
cred and has an extensive coal bank on it, the
best in this County. There is about 30 acres Of
splendid open land consisting Of high bottom
land on lower Avery Creek. The said land I
will sell cheap il applied to between this and
LIST Of March next. Also 100 acres in Adams
Township eight miles from Ottumwa with some
timber on it and 20 acres Of good open bottom
land, well watered. Titles good.
Call on A.D. WOOD.
Ottumwa, Dee. 18th 1855. s mos.
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THE FAMILY CABINET.
DR.. RAIFF & WESTLAKE'S
+ a IN M c dicincs
IL. R. X.
Rafffis Ready Relief.

THIS wonderful preparation has no e.
quail among all the Liniments and
Pain Killers now in use, operating like a
charm and efccting the most astonishing
ule in an incredibly short time, almost
performing miracles in the most desperate
cases Of Rheumatism, Spinal complaints,
LumbagO. Cramps, Lameness, Sore Throat
Paralysis, Neuralgia, Coughs and Colds.
Influenza, Oppression OF the Chest, Stiff
joints, Tic Dolereux, Sick Stomach, &c.
And will also cure the most excrutia-
ting pains in a few moments, such as
Pains III the Back and Shoulders, Back
ache, Pains in the Joints aud Heart, Face
ache, Pains IN the Liverand Muscles, See
attic pains, Pains in the Kidneys, head &
lace, Syplillic pains. Neuralgia pans, and
Pain in the Side. Ear and Toothache.
l'rice Twenty-Five cents per bottle.
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NOTICE

rs hereby given, that the undersigned have
! this day been appointed by the County Judge
OF Wapello Co. Iowa, administrator and adj
ministratrix Of the estate OF Abraham Davis
Decd. late Of Wapello County, Iowa. All per-
sons owing said estate either by note Or ac-
count are notified to maze immediate payment,
and all persons having ciairrs against said es-
tate win present the same, properly aathentico.
ted, according to law, within the time thereby
affixed, or the same will be barred from Col.
lection.
ELECTA DAVIS, Administrative.
JOSEPH DAVIS, Administrators.
February 14th 1856.
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ESTRAY CATTLE.
STATE a OF IOWA, SIS:

sT M1,.,S OF 90 ioW ! SIS.
TAKEN up by Eli Daniels on the 18th day
L OF February 1856 at his plantation in said
County the following stock as trespassing ami
mails, to-wit. Forty two head of neat Cattle
described as follows, one yoke Of oxen, one
cow, one three year old Bull, one two year old
do. fifteen Steers two years old and upwards,
four do one year Odds, and eighteen heifers two
years old and upwards. Total valuation OF
same $6O6, appraised by John w. Acton and
Realen Myers Township Trustees Of Washing
ton Township in said County before Charles
L. Roberts Esq. Justice SC OF said County. (
Said Stock was taken up doing damage upon
the Mellow Land of the plantations aforesaid, by
destroying large quantities Of hay thereon.
JOSEPH HAYNE, Clerk.
Ottnmwa Feb. 10Th 1852.
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.Dysentery Cordial.

This is one of the best remedies for Clol
ra, Cholera Morbus. Dysenterv, Bloody
Flux, Bilious Cholic, and Cholera lnfa n
tum. which has ever been discovered. II
rs mild IN its operation, and can be admin
istered with perfect safety to all persons
OF every age and situation, even to the
most delicate infant. All the
dation it wants is u trial.
Price Fifty Cents per bottle.
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Dissolution,

THE Partnership heretofore e xistine
Il between the firm of Wood aud Doug.
'ass has this day been dissolved By mutual
consent. Dr.. Wood having purchased the
a~ccouniso OF W.. D., all pc rsons knowing
themselves indebted to DR.. Wood aud
Wood q Douglass must call on or before
the Isl OF February next OF costs will be
added. and no mistake.
WOOD & DOUGLASS.
Jan. 10Th '56-i7 ~
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MAY.

Hail beauteous May, that dost inspire
Mirth, and youth, and warm desired
Woods and groves are Of thy dressing,
Hill and dale doth boast thy blessing.
Thus we salute thee with our early soug,
nd welcome tfee, and wish thee long.
MILTON.
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CO All the above remedies put up and
for sale by DE-. RAIrF & WEsTLAAE, Fair
field. Iowa.
For sale by all the principal Druggists
throughout the State.
July 18th, 1851
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l6l(l Acres Of Land s miles s. E. OF OF
LIZ tumws, on agood road, with : good
zubin, ssboat 80 worth q lumber and 500
RAIDS, for sale Al 4 bargain. Part Credit at
10 per cent interest. A good chance for .
farm. Enquire Of Samuel 10y on the premises
or Of. J. w. NORRIS, Courier oGce.
nc. 8 3. W.
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Pulmonary Balsam.

A sovereign remedy for Coughs, Colds.
Hoarseness. Group, Asthma, Bronchitis,
Splitting of Blood, Soreness in the chest,
Whooping Cough, and all pulmonary al.
fectons. A sure remedy where medicines
will 40 any good. Try it.
Price Fifty cents per bottle.
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One volume Of l60 pages. s2mo. Price
One Dollar.
100000 copies already issued: Thir.
teenth edition ready.
Printed on the fest paper, and illus
rated in the first style Of art.
Love rules the court, the camp, the gro We
For Love is Heaven, and Heaveni is Love"
So sang the Bard; yet thousands pine
For love-of life the light divine
Who. did they know some gentle charm,
The hearts OF those they love TO warm,
Might live, might die, in bliss supreme,
Possessing all Of which they dream:
The road TO Wedlock would you know?
Delay not, but to RONDOUr go.
Time Mes, and from his gloomy wings
a shadow falls on living things;
Then seize the moments as they pass,
Ere fall the last sands through the g ass;
Al least the present is your own,
While all the future is unknown.
A happy marriage man or maid
Can now secure by RONDOUTS aid.
CONTENTS.
1t t,sc1r how to make ladies or gentle
nen win the devoted affections of ss many
Of the opposite sex as their hearts may de-
ire. And the plan is SO simple. yet 50
aptivating that all may be married irres
active Of age. appearance, or position;
nd it can be arranged with such case and
d~elieacy, that detection is impossible.
1t teaches how to make love.
lr teaches every eye to form a beauty oil
Is own.
1t teaches how to act when fascinated
by a lady.
Ii teaches how to make the wrinkled
face smooth.
1t teaches you the kind Of wife to select
TO render home happy.
1t giyes Advice to the lover who has
been once truly accepted and is rejected
afterward through the interferen &c oil
friends.
1t givesa remedy for ~unrequited love.
1t gives sou instructions for identifying
the person.
How to have a handsome face and hands.
How to emoye tan and freckles.
A Lecture on Love, or Private Advice
to Married Ladies and Gentlemen.
This is decidedly the most fascinating,
interesting and really useful and practical
work OF Courtship, Mstrimony, and the
duties and delights OF Married Life, that
has ever been issued from the American
press. The artificial social system; which
in SO many instances prevents a union oil
hearts, and sacrifices to conventionalism
the happiness and even the lives Of thou.
sands Of the young and hopeful of both
sexes, - thoroughly ANALYSED and expos.
ed. Every one who contemplates mar.
risge. and wishes for an infallible guide in
the selection Of 4 partner for lie, should
purchase this great text book Of connubial
elicity.
No one will ever regret the price paid
for suchan Invaluable secret.
Bills Of any Of the specie paying banks
in the United States or Canadas received
at par. Gold dust can be sent from Cal
i(ornia.
All that is necessary for you to do is to
write . letter in as few words as possible,
Enclosing ONE DOLLAR. and write the
:, me with the Post-Oflce, County, AID
I e and direct to
PROFESSOR RONDOUT
PUBLlsHER & AUTHOR,
No. SO Forty Sirh ST.. New Pork.
DEWITT 4 DAVENPORT, 1872 Mas
sau ST., are the wholesale agents.
1000 Agents wanted.
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CONSULTING OF A 4 ASSORTMENT or
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
READY-MADE CLOTHING, BOOTS
AND SHOES, HARD WARE IND
QUEENSWARE, GROCER
les, IRON, NAILS,
GLASS, &c.,
His present stock is, perhaps, . third larger
than any merchant has ever offered to the pub
lie in this market; and, having bought largely,
he was enabled to buy cheaPly, and can sell to
His Did friends will do well to call at once, and
select their fall and winter supplies, and those
who have TO fixed place Of trade, but buy where
the best Bargains are 10 be had, are respectfully
informed that Hawley wants to see them on
important business OF their own. His goods
are especially adapted to the market, and Is his
stock is not a scrap, but comprises q full assort-
ment of such merchandise as the people in this
country need, his customers may rely upon
having ALL their wants supplied at uniform low
rates.
As he retofore, he will continue to pay the
highestfgures Of the market for all the varie-
ties Of Country Produce.
Oct. 1855. IS
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Music, when soft voices die
Vibratesa in the memory; ..
Oders, when sweet violcts sickea,
Live within the sense they quicken;
Rose leaves, when the rose is dead,
Are heaped fer the belovcd's bed;
And so thy thoughts, when thou art gone,
Love itself shall slumbcr en-.
SHELLEY.
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dWard Boyle
sHEET-fRON WORKER.
BOILER MAKER

BLACKSMITHING IN GENERAL;
MANUFACTURERS OE.BOLER RIVETS,
RAILROAD CHAIRS AND SPIKES,
North East Corner Main and Cherry Streets.
ST. LOUIS MO.
"a Second hand Boilers constantly on hand.
Repairing done on the shortest notice.
March, 18th '56-n4-
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ESTRAY STEER.
STATE OF IOWA, ,c

OIhI VF IVA, Z &C,
WAPELLo County, DC;
TAKEN up as an estray, by William Houk
at his plantation in Richland Township.in
said County on the 18th day Of January A. D.
1856. One red roam Steer supposed to he five
years old next spring, no MARKS or brands DER.
ceptible. Appraised 1T s22 by John Wright ard
Thomas Buns, before Nimrod Poston ESQ.
a Justice Of the Peace OF said county. -
JOSEPH HAYNE Clerk.
Ottunya Feb. 1851
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!, T"- ~A@"
ON very reasonable terms, three head Of
~ vala able young Cattle, by
J. w. NORRIS, Courier Office.
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IL would be no virtue 10 bear cslsmi-
.iee, il we did NOT feel ,hsm.
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He who shuts oui all evasion when he
promises, loves truth.
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Improved Little Giant corn
COD Plantation Mili-.E'rice kc.

ssAsprOVcO Lstt1e Giant corn AMI
cob Plantation MHi-.Prsce Sec.
duccd.
TUE subscriber has purchased exclusive
i right of territory for sale in the West. or
the above celebrated Mills, and is prepared TO
furnish them at all times, either wholesale or
retaii, guaranteed in the most positive manner.
II IS now more than o year since the ..L,ttl.
Giant' was introduced TO the pablic during
which time it has been constantly growing in
popular favor.
Inc Improvement recently effected and pat.
enied, makes II the most perfect mschin ne ever
offered for general far n nsc. It is furnished
complete, ready 10. attach .ig team. and weighs
as follows; No. |, 225; No. =, $50; No. 3. 4a:
NO. 4, 900 pounds. Twenty minutes are su;Ii-
cient to set one up without mechanicai and. and
when once adjusted, it can with safety te
entrusted to a boy. Fail direct.oss * :olnaany
each mill.
PRICES:
MOI. $50, grind 3 bu. meal pr hour .,itl. / horse
" z, $40. :" 10 " !. /.
+" 3, $50, {" Is " /" ).
Ia Liberal discount 10 dealers.
JAMES Il. CHADWICK.
No. 90 Locust ST., between I'd and Sd,
No'.i oo-iy 81. Louis, NJ.
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A little sugar dissolved in any wEiting
ink. il IL said. changes il into a suisabls
copying ink.
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lie alone has energy who canno, be
deprived Of il.
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Az yuu receive . stranger. so you re.
c.ive ycd. God.
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EaeENA4GE2GS
S-E@EE%.I
CABINET, CHAIR, WHEEL MAKING
~GUN-SMITHING Nc.,oa

'INhE undersigned carries on the above
i branches of business, al his old stand
on washington street, between Second e
Court. and will be happy to receive orders
from the public for anything in his line
His work is second to none and he can re-
commend it without any ~compunctions Of
Turning and Boring machine, for wood
andiron IN constant operation, il ga !
ihave a lathe saw, run by horse power.
and cnn furnish lathe with dispath n ,any
quantity ordered. and on reasonable terms.
i expect in a short time to have IN run.
ming order one of Fowler and Wells Pat.
ent mills for grinding.
hold myself competent to fix up. mend
ana fIePair everything usually required of
a Jack at all trades, irons tin whistle TO &
Patent lever Watch.
UE-. In short, without putting, / will saw
II any body wants to be skinned come on
and will do it for them in the most inae,
NOUS style, before they know il.
/. 0s- ! shall be happy to SEE all persons
indebted to me, and still happier to see
the money they owe. Ill
JOHN ALDRlDG.
Ottumwa, Jan 18th 1856. If
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E~vergreehis.

Evergreens. when properly grown in
the nursery. taken up and planted with
care and wi,aou, exposure, even for q
moment, TO drying winds, should and UiN
thrive as well a. ~deciduous trees. In this
latitude, the last Of April and fore part Of
May is generally allowed TO be The bes,
lime for removing them from the nurse
ry; though. if they are TO be sent 10 a
distance. we would advise their being dug
earlier. II is imporlan, that they should
be well mtdched alter planting. and that,
abore all things,t the randatk knife should
be kept clear Of the iower .brenches.-
The beauty Of a ine tree mainly consists
in a good base. end natural: outline.
OF the value and deslrableness OF this
class Of trees, there 10 NO occasion TO
speak; the already great and sill grow
ing demand for them sufficiently indi.
Gates that they are appreciated end ever
considered sm6ag the most elegant D
dornmenss .o'a city or country home
-Prairic Farmer.
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Sidney Smith once remarked, that ) ou
find people ready enough 70 do the Sa
.maratin, wilhou, the oil and the Two
pence.
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A Fresh lot Of
GROCERIES,

A MONC which are a superior article of Su
IA gars, Sugar House MoIasses, Dried Peach
es and Apples, Star Candies, Sack and Dair,
Salt, Cuba Skies, Goldfish and Mackerel, Jus
received by PUMROY & CO.
Dec. 25th, 1855.
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DORAx, Carb. soda, Cream Of Tsrtar, Sal
~ soda, Tor sale By W. I. ORR.
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WHO VAIl TO BI MARRIED

The most Extraordinary Book of the
NEIEENTH CENTURY!
TIE BLlss OF MARRIAGE.
The w AY TO THE ALTAR
AATniAoHY MADE EASY; o. WHO TO WIN
A LOVER.
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ANEcDoTE OF CLAY AND BUcHAEAs.
Upon a certain occasion in the Q.
S. Senate, Mr.. Buchanan, ID the course
Of personal explanation, stated that
he had volunteered to goto Baltimore
in the last war with Great Britian,
when the British attacked that city.
.'I think have heard something about
the gentleman's volunteering said
Mr.. Clay, shut | understand that
when he arrived at Baltimore the Brit
ish were gone" "Yes," replied Mr..
Buchanan, ''they were.'' = well" |"
said Mr.. Clay, 81 merely wish to
know whether Mr.. Buchanan volun-
teered because he knew that the Brit.
ish were gone, or ,chethsr tie British
heard that the gentleman had aoIun.
teerea and therefore eraemated the
coast" 's sa s'la
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MECHANICS AND LABoRRRs II Con-.
PETITION WITH SLAVERY. Col. Lane
illustrated the matter the other day in
Cleveland, in this wise:
He was going down the Ohio on .
flat boat. A companion, carpenter,
wanted to stop in Kentucky to get
work, and he went ashore with him
to the house ofa planter. The carpsn-
ter asked for work as q house carpen-
ter. The planter drew himself back,
put his fingers in the arrnhoaes Of his
vest, and in q Gigni6ed manner replied:
"My dear fellow, would ike TO hire
you. but the fact is, | bought two car
penters Yesterday. y i 9Sgo7q tfH
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THE DAILY GAZETTE.
THE GREAT FLOATING BATTERY
FOR HARBOR DEFENCE.

A Washington correspondent Of the
New York Herald writes as follows
respecting the great floating battery
which has been in the course of con
struction for many years, and which
has cost the United States government
handsome sum:
suppose you are aware that q
large iron floating battery has been
building in New York for some years
past. This fact, however, is not gen
orally known. Several months ago,
| believe the Secretary Of the Navy
sent an intelligent naval officer TO in
spect the battery, and report progress.
This report is now on file at the Navy
Department. 1t is an interesting
document at this time, when gunboats
and all sorts ofdefensive and offensive
modes Of fwarfare are being developed.
The iron vessel, so mysteriously
docked and hid from public view, has
already been fourteen years under
way, and of conrse, considerable pro
gress has been made in her construc-
ton, and she could be finished fine
cessary in one year. She is four hun
dred feet long, and thirty feet in
brea ith. She is built entirely Of
wrought iron plates, and each plate
seven inches in thickness; these are
attached to heriron frame work. She
will have eight steam engines, and is
to be propelled by two screw paddles,
one on each side of her stern post.
In smooth water she win run, it is ex-
pected, from twenty to twenty five
miles an hour; and as she is intended
solely for harbor defences, she will
have smooth water to run in 1t all
times! She can, by her double pro.
pulsion power, by reversing oneofher
screws, turn in her own axis, Or in 8
space flour hundred feet. She il to
be mounted by twenty guns Of the
heaviest calibre and longest range.
The dock where this powerful foet.
ing battery is now lying 10 very mys.
teriously guarded. Owing to the ex-
treme length OF the vessel, rocks have
been excavated, and one of the streets
Of Hoboken has been tunnelled to, ad-
NIT one end of the monster. When
Mr.. Robert L. Stephens died be, left
models to enable Mr.. Walker, the 50.
perintendent Of her construction, to
complete the vessel in accordance
with his origonal conception. She
has cost the government thus far over
half a million of dollars, all Of which
has been expended, and lately, the
work has ben carried on out Of the
private funds of Mr.. Stephens. Il
a This vessel or two or three like her
will guard New York from any force
that may be brought agaist the place.
She is perfectly impervious to shot or
shell from Lancaster, Paixhain or Col
umbiad. The iron plates Of which
she is constructed are eachthoronghly
tested by cannon shot before being
fastened to the frame of the vessel
Her machinery is beneath the water
line and out of harms way. Her
speed will make her equal to twenty
or thirty gun boats Of the modern
style. With two or three such vessels
New York would indeed be impreg-
nable.
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New ENGLAND ECONOMY.
Lowell Courier says that the deposites
at the Five Cent Savings Bank on
Saturday reached S207, 900. Nine
thousand dollars were deposited onthe
18th instant. The smallest sum de.
posted was FIVE cents; the largest d,
900. 1t was pleasant to see such .
general swarming to the Bank ofmen
and women, young persons and small
children, as was witnessed that after
noon. g fsitael
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WoaAN's WAYs.-Recent English
papers report that two wealthy ladies,
Misses ANN Nand ELIZABETH SRERwood,
Of Sheffield, have just been liberated,
by the intervention af their friends,
after fourteen years imprisonment for
contempt Of the Court Of Chancery.-
They continued in prison fourteen
years rather than produce an unimpor-
tant document in their possession
Tr9nseriDf.
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DIR. ]. MCDOWELL,
VETERINARY SURGEON

- WylSHES 10 inform the public thai he
SI wv has permanently located In Dayen-
Rn port, where he sill continue 10 treat all ths
diseases the horse Is su beet to, sn the mos 1
scientiac Principles. Ailee constant practice Of
many years Gli kinds Of diseases, he feels ppy
TO say that he viii give sati ssction 10 all who
pley i'm. iie produce good Certificates a.
auy other ". York He has been he re- onl,
lew months. and the many important cures he has
effected since be came willspesk more for him Than
lily ba inserted In Newspaper,
The following gentlemen who have en- ployed him
since he came here the most severe cases, will
certify 10 his abilities as mpeent Veterinary Sur
gesn.
All diseases warranted cured if eurable, or no
money paid
whatever. Any case he cannot cure, III any other
be got TO IT, he Will pay him out Of his
own pocs ct.
Poll evils and Fistulas warranted cured In an,
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StoDfs
STOVES AT WOLESALEv
The Largest stovo Store

1xa the "OOtySy
WE shall receive the opening OF navigation The
w largest stock OF STOVES and 1INSERs
STOCK ever brought 20 the State Of Iowa. Among
the numerous articles which we shall keep constant
l hand for timers are 7Ts Plate, Sheet Iron
Boiler from No. ~ to 2e, CAaresai xs, Rsssts do,
IssifatioH RsssiG do, Hire, tinned Coppers, Bro
isrs DO, Block tim, Lead, ceYpsr Bstfsms, Meffsi
do, Iron Rirsts all sizes, timed d., all kisfs Of
pysssfd rare, JopaxrsA d., TsxHsrs Tosfs; ;Hnd We
ali persons lavoring with order, that
Will sell them goods 10 our line as Tow they Re
bought In Chicago OF ST. Louls and much lower than
they have been paying for them heretofore in tins
place. and terms to sxit.
Please give US a call aud iear IN our prices, and
t.ien think you will spend neitn time nor
ey hereafter 10 buying At the two places above
onmed.
NJ. Il. In . few says shall rscs I've an sssort-
ment Of the above named goods by railroad, sum
Gent TO supbly the Immediate demand.
Country Merchants can rely upon being supplied
al all times with 1inwsfs and on favorable terms
WhOissals prices.
Old Rags, Copper, &C., &c, Se., taken in es-
change for goods.
No, 4 Burrows Block, Front Street
Mcbl2dhwN WICKERSHAM & HICKS.
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HIRING PRESENTS. The Home jour.
nal observes that another bubble has
broken by the recent development OF
the fact that the costly display ofbri-
dal presents at numerous weddings in
New York, for few years back, have
been hired from extensive jewelers.
tor a reasonable amount.
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N o r. T G e (!

G G. DAWSON. & CO, have formed
Cs partner snip III r. ii. dnsgs, under The name
and s.yle oil dawson. Grggs u Co., to take OBJECT
Oh the Istday sfNoRcmoer, 1855.
AL psrso having auseslied aeeeusts with the old
urn ATE requested ty call and settle. Ucta5
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A MAMMOTH DocUNEsT.-An ad-
dress, says the Boston Transcript, from
the citizens of manchester, England,
to the people Of America, in favor OF
peace, was placed in the Merchants'
Exchange Reading Roomsa few days
since. 1t has attached to it 51,ofl
names.
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oVO --ALYoRD & VAN PATTEN,
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= SnABu Shells Dried Apples in store and for sale
Q JUUby MAY - a&wl ~ S.,P.& ID.
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LSRESCH kid, .aite cid, Engiish kid, Bronze kia
l. ani v,iyst Siippors. Es.
Also. Kid, Congress, English and French Lasting
dkiters, from 7i,su TO g. IS per pair, for sse by
DEC 3 DAMsoS GRIGf q co