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ST. LOUIS MARKET.

ST. LOUIS, May Y.
Business generally moderate in market to-
day, with extremely light receipts. Mess
pork quoted at an advance. Wheat firm.
A signal advance in corn, conforming to
higher figures in New Orleans published in
Yesterdays report.
Wheat-Sales spring at s5as1; winter
$1.10al.30.
Coyn-AdYanced to cts. Sales at 40
a4lc.
Oats-3jc
P0tatoes-Sl.-Rep.
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The GENERAL ASSOCIATION Of Congrega-
sion at the Congregational Church in this
city since Wednesday, and is attended by
from a4 TO I00 delegates FROM churches of
fins stale with fex distinguished legates
from sbzaad. zxaeng whom we notice the
Rev HEyKT WAED BEEcnEn- There is
seLlsm assembled body Of more talented
men, OF, to all appearance, more earnestly
imbued with the spirit of their high calling
We had made efforts to procure an abstract
of their proceedings for to-day's paper, but
have failed The meeting viii be continued
oyrT Sabbath.
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MISS FnKISs.-Our people h; Il the privi-
lege. on Saturday evening, Sunday afternoon,
and Monday evening of hearing temperance
addresses by Miss C. ID. Films, Of this city.
Miss T. IS not an unpleasant speaker, and
argues her cause with considerable point
and energy, but we mus, bc permitted to
say, in all candOr, that we do not think her
way of mixing up political vituperation, to
cali il by no harsher name, is as little calcu-
lated TO advance the temperance cause as it
is womanly or in good taste. But Miss F.
is strict advocate of woman's rights, and
probable copies after male models Her Ice
lures were attended by large audiences.
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DAYTON Nsirscry.

Il Ills Nursery situated five miles east Of Ota.
/ Wa on the south side of Fox River, and two miles
from DAYTON Mills We have for the Spring trade larg
or number of Apple Trees Of sufficient than
have offered in any previous They have been
thoroughly cultivated, thrifty s,ccky, and OF good
size.
We also offer in addition to former varieties about
thirty new varieties of the most approved sorts.
Our of Peach, Pear ounce, and some varieties
Winter but a careful examination of the Nursery
Apple Trees and two kinds of Cherry, they
fn,nL To he unnjured and in u perfectly healthy cond
ton. wills VAIL
Nj.
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ICE CREAN-B,essed is the man that in
vented ice cream, The weather IS hot. and
oar sufferings would be intoIerable, but that
We can dfop i.lo kBEET's and cool off with
one of his incompatible creams aud glass
of soda or ice cold le-n,-o- made. Mr..
E.'s establishment i,ss great run these
days, and his walters are kept on brisk
trot Brt his cream, soda and cake are the
perfection of the art, and no wonder they
are POPULAR
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DR.. Carter's Cough Balsam

Is great expcctorant. Ii dIsso!veS the morbid
and diseased matter in the air passages, change
i from thick glutinous substance TO a thin HARM
less fluid, and throws it off with The greatest pos
sible ease and comfort TO the patient. There is
no better medicine III the world it its expectorant
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CHICAGO MARKET

CHICAGO, May y, Io0o.
The market to-day does not exhibit any
particular change.
HAeat-Sales spring at 81. ~ Tree on
board; winter S1.25al 40
Cora-Sales at 35c free on board.
Oats-Sales 3la32c., delivered on board
cars.
BarIey-Sl 20
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ShaWls!
Long and Square Broche Grape. Printed Brochc s:cl-
la, silk, Thibt and Cashmere.
Man;illas, a large Variety.

Mdu'IIIdS, ldES vdIICtys
We would invite particular attention to stock Of
White Goods.
SUcl Swiss BOOK Dotted and Barred Muslin Victoria
and Linen Lawns Ladies' and Gents Linen Handhcr
chiefs: plain and co,ored borders. English and American
Prints Giugl,alas. aud a large stock OF
DOMESTIC GOODS.
Such a. Sieeiiugs Sripes, Ticks Denn., and fanneis
Linen- iu! assortment. Naphins, Towels, Diapers,
Crash, a..
stock Of GLOVES. MIrTS. AND HOSIERY such a. Kid,
SIX, Lise Thread and Cotton Gloves Nlts, long and
short Hosiery, all kinds. cOlors and qualities. Gents
hal: Hose, a very large variety.
Ribbons.
Bonnet. Neck. Trimming, Satin and Tai Ia
LADIES' DRESS GOODS.
Printed Cha!lie- DE LANES Bareg-s, Tissues, poplin,
and MOhair.
Quilts.
Manchester Lancaster and MIr-eilles-
FOR MEMS WEAR.
GroaIclo,i-. Ca.-IncEe., Ne-tiIg, Liaen for Goats
a"t Pani- coi'on"des summer Stuff shirt Collars
Iara>Os>.
We have and shall keep large stock hand ~! the
season.
ISOnncIs.
-i.Ii have large stock have made arr1u ge
rn.u- foI getting every week ~Iic!, sill enale
--i them 1T very lou rrice--
Among ulr NOTIONS may be- found Pins, Needles,
Tape, lobbiu- Buttons Hp"SS aud Eye>, Thread Shoe
Lace Working Cotton, Knitting Cotton, COMB. Of ali
kinds, isiJ Brushes Retcule- Port Nonna Tran
soap, SEve- Plated AMI German Silver Tea AID Table
spoon. T.
W. Keep 2 few choice brands. which right and
cheap au sl other Goods usually kept in Dry floods
store. and 70 which would most respectfully invite the
citizen. % O5aa aud adjoining country to call aud eN-
ns.e ,;o-k which foT quality, style and prices, cannot
Remember the place The People Cheap store, (.or,
nerly ito.- haa'h.rJ in Glg'cr Sook. Block hr''
Ottawa, April u, 1855 DOUGLASS ROSS.
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VI. IL. Prescott n Co.'s,

Yr.l.RE Is no place in Ottawa where such an eN-
- ieu-ive assortment 81 Gv;r's. Ladies, Boy IS
: Misses YOUTHS and Chi!dreA's Boot>, Cater
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FRITZ IrvNs-Unless we get frost hereaf-
ter, we shall probably have an abundance
of apples in Iowa this season The apple
trees are now in bloom and as full Of BIOS
CONS as they well can be. CT cherries and
piums we hea- that the prospect is also good.
The severity of the last winter has proved
peculiarly fatal to the peach trees. Many
people Will remember the large and beaqii-
full peach orchard at Oquawka junction on
the c. 4 Ii. Railroad, and will learn With re-
gret that the entire lot of choice trees which
composed it have been killed by the FROST
darlington Qo,ca) Ha.k-Fye, IAN.
In this region We believe the prospect for
apples is very fair, aud for rid plums. The
peach trees are generally, but not all killed.
Plum, cherry, and pear trees, with exception
OF some tender varieties, have generally sur
yiyed the winter, but will yield no fruit
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VATINs Il- tVIhIhg taF J sIl'lII dlIltIT :" VIC
ONE PRICE SISTEW.
JOHN PERnAMUS,
Merchant Tailor, Clothier. and Gentle
mems Furnishing House,

this o .tlDd ,ces side Of The Square, opposite tie
Court HOHse,
n Ell thanks to the citizens Of OTTAWA and its yci-
II nty for their liberal patronage for the past year. and
informs friends and the public that he has just
turned the East and i receiving a variety OF
SUMNER GOODS OF the latest styles and best manufac-
His Stock consists OF French and German Broadcoths,
in every color, black and fancy French English and Anne
rcan Doeskins and Casimeres, Draba Cloths, paccas.
Bugenia Summer Cloths. in a variety of coors black and
figured silk. Satin, and Velvet Nestings white buff and
figured lar-ileS Linen CoatngS and every description
OF Goods adapted To the Summer trade.
He also keeps hand II Stock of READY MADE
CLOTHING, which is and made up under his own SUI
pcrvsion, ard is warranted to better than any i'm
ported Eastern work.
His stock Of GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS is
and Of the very best quality and will be sold at tie
lowest possible figures.
lie invites the public to call and examine before pur
chasing they will find to their advantage to have
their Clothing made in n serviceabe and fashionable
manner lie keeps but the best workmen, and all
garments his establishment warranted to suit
his All orders for making Clothing when per-
sons furnish their Goods, promptly attended to, and
garments every Kind will be cnt for customers wishing
get them made els. where, and warranted TO hit II pro-
per,y made M ap26
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~ N'Il-
EDWARD WOLC0TT.

cY-Prepared ani sold at IL Market street, between
+ih and 9TH, -. Louis Mo, and 3l6 broadway y Y
very liberal discount made to wholesale purchasers
For sale in Chicago by BAY & BALDWIN, Lake Street;
AIR KELLEY, 93 Dearborn 81. PESroS ROBINSON, "a
Lake and II Lalin's Block South Water ST Nw-
PAGE, and J. H. REED Co. and by all the drug
cists of Ottawa.
y. Il. We put up the Restorative both with and with
Sediment. For restoring gray hair, that with Sti-
man, .bnulJ IA. Dec
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OTTAWA CRY ELECTIoN-The Joliet Sig
nal attributes the defeat Of the democratic
candidate for Mayor in this city at the re-
ceut election to " disafFecton in the demo
cratic ranks" and thereupon the Joliet
Democrat, a black IIindoo concern,
says the " disaffection" was on the Nebraska
question, and infers that i" such prominen:
and inaueatisi mep as Leland Glover, Cook
and Reddick, enoe leaders ef the Democracy
In La Laile county, have not deserted the
fold without good Cause 1t Will be ncws
to - Leland, Glover, and Reddick," at Least,
TO learn that they nave yet deserted Z" the
democratic fold, unless The Mr.. Leland who
was the fusion candidate for Mayor is meant,
and few have my recollection that he ever
belonged to the aforesaid - fold" as to the
..disatfection- there is asri was no such
thing in our ranks In few w1rds, num-
Der of democrats voted on local questions
adroi,ly rung in by the fusionists, and thus
defeated our candidate, but not for any
reason that can prevent the democracy ct
any general election from presenting a
thoroughly united front
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IMMENSE ARRiv IL CT FAMILY GROCERIES =
Robt Montgomery, few doors north of the
Mansion House. has receiTed within two
weeks about boa. load of Groceries with
many other curious and valuable things
from the south, and now claims to offer the
largest, best and cheapest stock of the kind
in this city. D" Ills numerous friends and GUS
toners are assured that his stock is thor,
aughly replenished and complete, and he
can sell them almost anything in the gro
Gerry line at prices to make their fortune.
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ATKINS AUTOMATON;
Self-Haking Reaper and Hover

(the .frst used an 1892.
10 used successfully IN 1853.
300 in tcenty difere"t States IN 1851.
1900 IN oNpdrts critic Union IN 1885.
5000 building for tie harrest or 1856.
TsIIERE six GOOD reasopS for this Unparalleled in
i crease and great popularity lst. II is strong and
reliable and easily managed "a. IL the hard la
hor Of baking. Sd Ii least another hand i'll
binding ith 1t saves SCATTERING cy the careful hand
lag raknc besides the being ail straight it
it is well secured in the sheaf and does not drop in the
after handling. and the heads not exposed i'll the
stack that the saving even exceeds the IGBoH
svyiny 9th II is a good Mower, being of the best
CONVERTIBLE machines in 9th i has kI,fe that
does not choke.
also attestdf by the award lmostly in years. Of
OVER 20 FIRST PREMIUMS.
PRcr-IE,r.a AND MOWER. S21G-S15 its receipt.
AIS FIRST September, and 500 first December. Price of
SELF R,KiNG REAPER only Sl,5 Considerable saving in
freight to those distance who order prior lst
March; also liberal discount for advance payment
To secure a Machine, or..er Immediately. Though so
little known the past season. and ready for deve
nv till May, not two-thirds the could
be supplied The reputation OF the Machine wide
Iy established, that will nearly
supply the demand twelve hundred did last year, and
we -hal also he selling four months earlier.
fs Orders early. il you would not be disappointed.
PAMPHLETS giving INPARTIAILY the OPINIONS OF FAR
MERS together with orders, notes. &c, mailed to apf
cam, and prepaid.
Write to j. S. WRIGHT & Co, Chicago or s. T.. IIrp
weeks through the to receive all orders that the
farmers of La Sale County may wish to give him Also
N Il. BRisroI is authorized to receive orders.
Jan5-6m s. b. HUDSON. Agent for j. :. W. < Co.
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Notice {.

ME subscriber is now prepared TO deliver
i four free Of charge, TO all purchasers with
in ne CITY limits, thu side % ;he H. river Orders
may be left either the mill or AZ Mcssrs. Red
dick X ilIrbut's store, where slate Will be
found for that purpose.
Bran and mil feed delivered at nominal rates.
Terms InvarIa biy cash. ui3O JAMES kEEIER
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Blu -INEsS ENLARGED
Ottawa a
RFurniture MannfactoryM
WATSON &, inner WAN.

9 ZIMMERMAN having purchased the interest OF l.. p.
y. Rucg, ju the Factory known a EuEg Watson.
ta-r ;.- O., rtuuy 20 inform tie trade that they are
hand I'll ucrra-ul advantage, for manufacturing all
kinds 81 Furniture and SEsirS. al prices that
dJ'y competition.
. This establishment having been engaged in toe above
business for number of years, have ta,en pains to &C.
lect the best rorhueu and pledge ourselves to use
nothing but IL. Lest al materials having Kiln for dry
ing the approved plan, leaving no excuse for
working green lumber those direct from the
lumber yards can have.
Hotel keepers aud others VIII Tad II to their advantage
to trade with IT, ii a good article l. desired.
Job 70 kind. dome al tie shortest notice Job
Turning and 81 saving done ia the best manner II.
our City JoinerS viii testify.
Nuel Posts and Banuiscrs always hand, OF all PIT.
terms
We have a Saw Mn and solicit Gust IN logs.
Tn. business Of the old firm will be settled by Rugg
Watson as before WATSON & ZINERMAS.
.-ra Mtr.i,
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DEEPARED from prescription Of Sir James Clarke,
NJ b. Physician Extraordinary the Queen This
invaluable Medicine i, unailng in the of al these
painful and dangerous diseases incident 10 the feUasie
constitution.
1t moderates all excess, all c'strucons. and
brings the monthly period with regularity These
Pills should De used two three weeks previous Ia con
inemet; they orty the constitution, r;d lessen the
suffering during labor, enabling the mother perform
her duties With safety to herself and child.
THESE Pills IrEING TIE.
FIRST THREE MONTHS Of PsE.SAScT, ARE
SURE 10 BRING on MISCARRIAGE, TINE
In all cases of Nervous and Spinal Affections, pain
the Back and Limbs, Heayiness, Fatigue Slight ENer
ton Palpitation Of the Heart LoWness Of Spirits, Hy
teric Sick Headache Whites and al the painful di-ea-
occIscned ~ dissrtcea tese Pills Will eff
Il w,seE1 al other hare failed, and al
though powerful remedy, do not contain ireu, csOEel,
antmOuy, anr 0ti-cr mineral
Full directio<zs each package. Price, in
the United States and Canada. One Dollar.
Sole Agents fcr the CIitcd States,
L. c. BALDWIN & Co
Rochester, y Y
-. r. 81 N c-cio-~i to either of the General Agents
will ensure i,sstte of the Pills by return mail.
For sat, by T.. Y. GRIGGS, Agent,
Ottawa, III
J. II. REED ( Co, Chicago, Wholesale Agents. octi
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GARDNER, Me, June 81 ISL.
MR DYER-Dcar Sir: have used two bottles Of Prof
Woods Hair Restorative, and truly say it j. the
discovery or the age for restoring and chang
the hair Before using it, was gray man OF 80
vsuy Ny hair has attained it, original color. lou
can recommend the world without the least fear, as
my Of INT worst kind
Yours &c, DANIEL y. MlEf
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!. Z. Il. II. UFFlCF. tNDNIIl. june IT, I-+f4
Prov. WooI-De,r Sir take pleasure in bearing vo-
luHtary testimony the excellence of Hair Re-or
atiye. Three months ago my hair very gray Il l.
DARK brown (the original coiorl smooth and cios
~ The only application have made TO it has been u.
Hair Restorative prepared BY YOU, and which, from the
result in my case can most cordially recommend
10 others. Respectfully yours
EDW ARD WOLCOTT.
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chronological and Physiological Societ

THTeHOIO"IcHI anu THysIOiOSICHI SVCfetS
every Monday evening in Nattngers block, at
O'Clock.
Order of business for next meeting:
Essar-The organ of Beneyolence, by Miss Sarah J.
Ladd.
Address the advantages Of Phrenoogy the school
teacher.
Reading choice selections physiology.
Discussion the organ Of Hope
Charts and examinations usual
Free admittance-
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HS.a City Market, 10
y2msEaN Corner of la SrNe and MK
HEV Madison sts, north ojGe ..
fc-Tr@Sss=a Court House, Ottd,rd, H., ty

6ESsssa Court House, Ottard, H., ty
WOOD Il DONLESE.
lIe above market after having been greatly enlarged
L and thoroughly repaired is now open and ready for
the accommodation of the public No expense has been
in furniture and fixtures make il place wOr-
thy of our CITY and both pleasant as hope il will he
nro6tae to visit Wepropose to keep on hand, and to
serve 10 our customers in syle superior neatness all
kinds of meats, such
B-er in steaks, roasts dried, corned, &c, -Hnnpn,
Teal. HWs Shoulders, Pork, fresh and salt, Yankee
Sausages, &c, &c.
Also, all kinds oi game in its season.
Fresh Trout and White Fish f. ON the Lakes.
In Short everything appertaining TO well regulated
City Market. -,
At the proper stand will ALSO be kept fo' the
sale Of all kinds Of fresh vegetables, supplied from 'he
best garden i'm the vicinity of the City.
ana6-Iy WOOD DONLEVY.
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II any should ask what in opinion, arrived
by impartial test, the best and most honec
remedy for preserving and boautieng the
hair and restoring hair to its original color and
the locks the talheadcd, should without hesita-
ton say Prof o. J. Woods Uar Ee-torativeS Louis
beiusc-A>-
pr -.r adv.rti@-----. in .-r,-tre- s~-iEr,--
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II is a notable fact, that at the recent sale
of canal lands and lots at Chicago, no lots
excited greater competition among bidders
than those in Ottawa. Lots appraised at
$50 were sold as high as $500. The total
sales amounted to about $3.50, 900, and about
cioscd out the business
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WKECk o. TIE RAGING CANAwL.-The
canal boat Miranda" Of Peoria, loaded
with about 1900 bushels of corn from Lam
caster Landing, on the Illinois river came in
collision with another boat between locks !
and - on Wednesday of last week, and was
sunk. Cargo total loss, but is understood
g. o ;1srred
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\ LII ii ALL!
SOMETHING FOR TIE MILLION,
PROF WOODS
HAIR RESTOR ATIVE

YYYt call the attention OF Old ana young 10 TINS
w wonderful preparation, which turn. back To it, orr
gnal hair; the head 81 the bald with
luSuriart growth tire dautruf, itching and
all cuiaueou, erupjgn-; continual flow Of the
natural aiI. and hence, IL used regular dressing
or the hair, vii preserve IL color and keep II from f
in, 20 extreme OLD age in all it, natural beauty We
call them upon the bap tie gray, diseased in scalp
tx use it and surely the Souug viii not, a. they value
the towing locks, the witching curl, ever be without
H. Its praise is upon the tongue OF thousands.
C,ELTLE. IL, June -, 1853.
lave used Prof o J Woods Hair Restorative, aud
have admired wonderful effect My hair was becon
INK -. thought. premature gray, but by the Use OF Ii
Restorative Il has resumed original COLOR and,
have no doubt, permanently 80.
sYDNFY FREESE. Ex-senator L. :.
yfScESNEs, lind, June Is, l~;.i.
PEoF o. J. WOon-Dear Sir: A. you are about 10 MA
uuactre extensively and veud your newly discovered
Hair Restorative ! will state, for Whomsoevcr IL may
concern tina; have used IL. and known others it,
that have for years been the habit Of using
other Hair Iestoraves, aud that fud yours vastly
criar any other know. entirely cvausvs the head
% daudruf AMI with uort! proper usc viii restore
any persons hair the original youthful color and tex
rc giving healthy, soft and glossy appearance, and
al r> d.colo-inr the hands THAI apply it. OF the
dress which drops would. therefore, recommend
II. Use 20 every DESTROYS Of having fac color and
t-r-1T. To- hair
Respectfully yours, WILSON klNG.
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4 gentleman Of Bos;od writes to his friends in New
BEDFORD thus
To your inquiries would reply that when fret COM
ucuc-d using Pro-. Woods EaiT Restorative, hair
was almost white and Lad been for the 1T ten
ann II thin the top OF -ad. and very
oo>. and pulled freely. but found that before had
used al thu second bottle (Which eight wveh- my
hair entirely changed to its original color, Light
brown aud i now free from dAndruf, and quite moist.
I have had my hair five six times since the
change. and have never ANYTHING like willie hair
starting from the roots. and il j. thick a. il
was and does a; all j; la. proved in ny
case all that could wish ak.
Yours. &c, -
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TO TIE PUBLIC,

10 bAE ia BILL.
THANK friends aud customers for the generosity
and confidence which has characterized asSocia
tou> for the past year. and desire to them that
shall strive TO deserve more the coming year.
The large increase Of my trade enables 20 pur
chase directly from Manufacturers and Importers
(whc sell ouly in large lstsl which advantage intend ~
share with those who trade with
have believed in the old saying. there
friendship in trade The result OF ten Business
Ottawa proves directly the contrary and should
can prove all my that there he friend
that all the virtues readily ngcr around the
a. around the homestead Of the farmer the workshop
Of the nereanic desk, the Judicial erine
During the coming year shall adhere tn the
ONE PRICE SYSTEM.
Treating all al,ke-the young and o'i-the rich and
poor, believing in eg't,R amt ,rict j,Issics.
To those who acquainted with and have traded
with me. and have traded with me- only say
thank yOu for your Partially 20 those yet unacqnanicd
with me-wiih manner Of doing business-wth my
goods, and my prices say TRY ME- and you shall not
he dissatisfied. intend to keep my stock at all times
fun and complete, sprng labor to procure, and have
constantly hand everything needlu in family, and
of the best quality.
am now beginning to receive new Spring Goods. and
shall continue TO receive accessons often as twice
month during the entire season.
With the advantages that can Offer TO Purchasers, |
anticipate large trade, and the larger the trade, the
cheaper shall be able to sell.
in other columns will he found particular ndyer-
ti>cmens of the various kinds of Merchandise have
hand. (ap5l ARTHUR LookWooD
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a0lVeIUct Wills,


CVASlNG leased the above mill, tor i term OF
u years, and pur the same IN perfect condition,
am a gain prepared to resume custom grinding,
and havins competent and reliable MIl.-rs, hope,
a. heretofore, to give eral saIIiaciion.
4 superior article of Flour. constantly on
hand. either al the Mil, or al MrSsrs Redd.ck *
uurlbut's Store lul Sly JAMES KELLER.