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FRUIT TREES IN NEW YoRK-At late meet.
ing OF the Farmers Club OF the New York Insti.
tute, Judge Meigs read paper from the Western
Fruit Growers Association, formed of. all the
estern counties of New York, which shows thai
twenty-three counties included. and it il ascer
tanned that there are 100000 of young fruit
trees now growing in those counties. 1t is said
that the lakes in the interior of that state have
great influence upon the production of fruit.
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FROM MExICo.-The New Orleans papers ba "

news from Vera Cruz to the 22d March:
Intelligence was received on the 18th inst tbst
an engagement had taken place between the Gov
ernment troops and the insurgent forces unde,
haro Tanaris at Puebla, in which the latter
suuefed much loss In killed and wounded, with the
destruction of great part of their Armament and
munitions, while the former gained possession of
part OF the city Haro beng left shut up with one
nan OF the forces he had previously raised there
II Is also stated that Haro had sought truce from
rlesident Comonfort with terms, however, which
were rejected, he being required to surrender at
life
The Government had issued several important
and promising deerees. New postal routes have
peen esiaoLshed; new and lower rates of postage
have been fixed on the basis of Prepayment, and
alaw fixing the public expenditure, had been
issued This lastis estimated at $l4, ,22S ;;s24 93
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HUMAN NATURE.-The judge in the New York
city case of Cox VS.. Cox, in charging the jury,
said, upon the subject Of the credibility OF wit
nesseS gs.
1.-THE best character Is that which is not spoken
of, because, if he is not spoken OF, 1t IL because
people have nothing to say of him, for it is but
seldom that voluntary praise is given" t4e
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FIRE.-The residence of Col Wm BkPayne, at
Wilmington, Fiuvanna county, was Totally con-
sumed by fire on the morning of the 4th of March,
together with his furniture, the clothing of the
family, valuable library, &c Col p was him.
self badly burnt while endeavoring to enter one
of the rooms. The loss is estimated at S4OO0-no
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INCIDENT OF WESTERN LIFE-The Memphis
Evening News learns that, a. the steamer Tisho-
mingo passed Paducah, Miss, on Friday last they
were hanging man near the hospital for the mur.
der of his wife, and brass band was playing some
lively air up town.
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DIED OF HER INJURIEs.-Mlle Pauline Genet
the d2nseuse at Niblo's Garden, N. y, who was
burned last week by her dress taking fire from
the gas lights in her dressing room, died on Satur'
day night in great agony She Is described by the
New York papers young and of remarkable per
sonal beauty. This Is the second accident Of the
kind at the same theatre which has resulted fatal
ly Z - - " -. -
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sN0R HIRE--FOr lhe balance OF the year,
u No Ma!e Cook aud dining room Servant;
also. ! house Maid.
FOR REhT-A house on Union Hill, containing
tLrse roous, water il the yard FOR further nfoina-
ton spply to (. d. EACHO,
au
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DEAD.-Mrs Cornelius Sands died on Thursday
evening, al her residence in New York, In the 95th
wear of her age She was the widow Of Comfort
Sands, . well known merchant Of New York du-
ring the Revolution, member of the New York
Commit tee of Public Safety and one of the trainers
of the State Constitution In l777. sDeceased was
the mother of Robt G. Sands one Of The authors Of
Yamoyden. -
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PRICE ONE CENT.

Amzican Ra1yiaS Msainx-The American n.,
oI tnis city. held large andenthusiastic meet
siIs ~ = me African Churchdast night Several gen
us"en addressed the sssembiage. -
,ha bound a ousr Richard Sale was heId to ban IN
s sum OF $50 on conviction of assaultine snd
~ John A. Faris in his own house Casse 81
a'mcuity, small rum bill
Nad Pigeons, in great numher. -. ...a 81.
oId hrn,s, nisnts since, on their way north. An
| tha,, sman, who observed the ranss descr,hed
'le" = 'ne iargest ae ever saw '' :
Ssassa-Patrick Shane. Hurh Smith ana w.
nornnn ,. son were before the Msvor vessard.x =,
ghs q the william TsSaIts Ts se9. Of being engaged i
sisnL After hearing the evidence s,s;sa na;aauroay
onane were neid to bail to keep the pescs hn. M
nerson was discharged pu' Len
The Polls in the various Ward. IA,
1n,s morning a. oclock n Monroe ws1S 1psosa 81
City Hall In Jefferson Ward, in N. a; han ~ a. Ine
the first Market, ON 18th street. A-1' oSer
Miss Kean, the vocalist, intends irwin. -,
concert at Metropolitan Hall On THURSDAY n;as,
next Miss K is said to be . lady of great s,S
versatile talent, and has been enthusiastically 70.
ceived In all the Atlantic eites She win no donht
ance here ~fP~A
Child Buyned.-Last Monday afternoon nepro
boy about four years old named Wil;am ownaS
| oy mr. ilmoer1ake of Bowling Green. in Han.
sico. was dreadfully burned by his clothes taking
hre With other children he had been left in the
kitchen, and in the absence of his mother the .c.
cident occurred :"
Retiring from Ofce-Mr. George w Annerson
the proprietor of the yorktown House" closed
MS establishment last Monday, and In doing 40 re-
versed the order of candidates for public favor and
gave MS friends q grand blow out" on retiring,
Contagious Dseases-We believe it is an establish
ed fact in medicine that mo disease can be contract
Cd walle the Blood is in pure and healthy state y
In order to secure SO desirable object We
mend to our readers the of CARTER's SPANISH
MIxTuaE, which ia generally acknowledged to be the
most eiectual purifier of the Blood yet discovered
u not only cures but 10 positively the only remedy
which can be depended on q preventative of cpl.
nsnle o. or CONTAGIOUS diseases. Sold bx BENNETT
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DATHS! BATHs!. BATHS!!!-Hof Cold
ID and Shower Baths can be had at all hours from
O'clock A. M. to 10 p. M at the Hair Cutting, Sha-
wing and Shampooning Saloon under the American
Hotel Entrance on Ilth street. Single bath 70 cts
mr. tick ats for dollar ss..l Its NIB q.
CPRING GOODS.-.AIERCHANT WEI.
- -SIGER l. co are RECEIVING and opening beau
tiful assortment of Spring Goods to which they
would respectfully call the attention OF all those In
want assuring them that every effort to suit them
both in style and price win be made.
- MERCHANT, WEISIGER CO.,
No II2 Main sf
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t000 LBS. ,FKksH YENIsON--keceiv.
tUUU ing aud for sale by
MCDONALD, SPOTTS 4 HARVEY,

DICHMOND, APRIL Isf sfIS56.--GREAT
h NEWS FOR THE LADIES' As we are now
IL receipt of Our and carefully selected Spring
Stock and are receiving more weekly so it gives
pleasure to state that we able supply our
customers and buyers generally with the hsnosenest
and cheapest before offered in this market
Our stock consists of Ladies' Dry Goods and Fancy
tices; Lawns; Prints JAconets; striped and plain do;
Swiss Muslin; figured Gnd pain do. We also in
receipt of large supply of Ladies' Parasos, of all
styles at the lowest prices; Embroideres Ribbons
aud Trimmings We have the best assortment, and
offer them below the usual prices. All solicit is
early call we feel assured those who in want
of snything in line will regret it by calling
soon at the new store of L. CAMP BRO,
Hpl 22S Broad st.
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NEGROES FOR SALE...I wish To sell
' privately three Women and Children. Two of
the women have each two children, the other has
child they are young and very likely and sod for no
bargain. Apply to L4NDON c. BERKELY, at
Powhatan House, to CHAS. R. DARRACOTT. of
the firm of Merchant Weisiger Co. I-St
EOR SALE--Isle-of.W Wight PEACH and
IL APPLE BRANDY, VINEGAR, HONEY, and q
small lot of BACON. hog round. Also, DRIED AP-
rLES. Call ut JACKSON'S, on the Dock corner of
18th and Water sts, all direct from Smithfield Va.
ap I-2tr
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y bss' IS 0' p'''''KE KEEN. BALDWIN 4 co.

WINDOW SHADEs---AI the low price Of
w 37t cents, worth 81; Landscapes so cents worth
25; Boquets 50 cents worth $l.50; Vases 81, rich
ly worth IS; elegant Gilt Shades 81 worth 81; Ia
bic Oil Cloths, Bureau and Stand Covers, different
widths and patterns very cheap. Also very nice
assortment of Dry Goods, Hosiery and Gloves. Just
received, 40 pieces Irish Linen at 50 cents yard,
worth IS CENTS Brown Table Cloths SO cents, worth
Sl towles 10 cents worth Is cents; with several other
articles which will be sold great bargain. Call
before purchasing where at the cheap store of
M. GOLDEN, $50 Broad st..
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ANN OLDFIELD REDIVVUS.-Mrs. was q
pretty widow of twenty eight left rich by her hus
band, respectable and wealthy farmer of s.
in the county of Oakland, who judiciousy died
about the age of fifty. B.. signing swain of
20, fell in love with this charming widow during a
school vacation. and vas thereby distracted from
study and nearly frantic. His father who "de.
signed him for the ministry" had q peculiar hor
ror of the sweet widow whom he regarded as lit
tie better than one of the wicked. Her black
eyes, her heaving bosom, and her elastic tread
were 70 him only the symbols of old Nick He
was in despair, and in despair he visited the
widow, and besought of her, if she had particle
of mercy, not to ruin his son. In vain the widow
protested that she had used NO arts-had only seen
the youth few times and was entirely indiffer
ent to himthe father still insisted and the pretty
widow promised that if the boy came again to see
her it should be his last visit Not many days
passed, when the enamored youth made his ar
rangements for a.visit, of which the widow had
notice. The few previous interviews between
them had taken place under circumstances pecu
liarly favorable to romance and sentiment, upon
moonlit walks or in parlor tete-atetes This time
the timid youth was told upon his arrival that Mrs
- was at the barn whittier he went and found
his beau-ideal, with skirts knee high, dressed In
mans boots, and covered with a mans hat a pips
IN hsr month mug of cider in her hand, superin
tending her nen-KILIING HoGS-he never came
again-it was TOO stHinS.-Detrou Adu.
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CRAIG ALUM SPRINGS, Craia Coon n11

HENRI w. tluAkLES:
fsI9 No. Is Pearl street.
CRAIG ALUM SPRINGS, Craig County
" VA.-The proprietors of these Springs, which
have for some time past enjoyed very favorable re-
putation in the counties surrounding hem have been
induced to put the water In barrel for the ~onvsni
snce OF invalids In other sections.
For the present, the price 10 fixed at d rave which
barely covers cost OF barreling and the carriage.
It's healing virtues beyond question. The fol-
LOWING certificate from Dr. Carpor, leading and we'll
known physician in Botstoart county, il selected from
many Of equal respectablty and force:
FIscAsTLE, BorErouRT Co.. vA,l
July 25sh, lass.
'Crag Alum Springs" to express my opinion of its
medicinal virtues thereby state, that have examn.
ed the analysis of the water (made by Prof Boothe Of
eases requiring tonic Alternative action on the sys
tenn; and further state that have known some re-
marksble effected by its in scrofulous aHee.
ions and diseases Of the digestive organs
SAMUED M. CARPER, M. d.
The water has been analyzed by Professor Booths
"a mineral spring of such richness and quality an
the analy indicates will prove valuable aid the
physician: Its position in the healthy mountain
ion of Virginia. about equdistant from many of the
sulphur and other well known springs Of the State,
confer higher value upon the Sulphated Cbalybists
Of Craig county. Very respectfully, p,
Eruptive diseases derangemeut Of the liver dys-
pepsa, &c have yieded to the power Of this water,
This very valuable water il for sale in barrels at
PURCELL, LADD CO., Druggists,
no 2a-dsif Agents fer the Proprietor.
NPKlNG CAMPAIGN AT lUy MAIN
y ST-.The attention Of our customers and the
public is solicited to large stock of Spring and
Summer CLOTHING, and Gentlemen's Furnishing
Goods, now open and ready for exhibition, The
sortment is extensive and desirable, to which add-
tions will be made by weekly shipments direct from
mandatory. Having one OF our firm constantly
in the New York market, shall at all times be pre-
pared show the latest and best styles Of the season.
made up in superb manner and warranted perfect In
every respect Our advantages in the manufacture of
Clothing are unsurpassed and combined with long
periencs in the trade in this city and constant ef
fort please in the styles quality and price of
goods we can offer such Inducements as must meet
the views of purchasers
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BUSINESS CARDa


ORC'MMKL e ROYSTERs, Cemmissisl
~ MsIcHAKTs roR TIE SALE % MAEurAcTu.sl
AND LsAr ToBAcco, Flour, 0AAIn, CorToN, ks.
No. 80 Wster street, New York.--Conngnmenfs 4
Mr. A L. ROYSTER, the resident partner in New
York. Advances on Shipments viii be negotiated o.
liberal terms by A. l. Roystef, Brother Co, Rich
mond, on BY NJ. Orden for purchases In New Yosl
BRUMMEL & RoYsTERs,
New York, January. 1885.
Jos: BRuAAEL,
!. 4. ! !. iss.1.. ssr:ss. J. ,s-.m..-
TTRPIN, ROPER g MURRAY, Undcrs
i TAKERS, No. Governor street, Richmond, Va.
keep constantly on hand al kinds of ready.msde COZ
vINS and METALLIC BURIAL CASES.
~ 2s-dly
a CAKD..-WM: PEkCIvAL, Civil ka-
ilth, between Main and Bank street.
Mechanical and .OrnamentaI Drawing.
In connection with my Architectural and Eagi-
neertng office, have opened Drafting room, where,
Designs and Copies of III kinds 80 Of Hschine Work;
fians for Brdges stone otherwise; Copies Lih-
eegraph from, Of Rsilruad and Canal Maps and Pro-
sn: s S0p,es % Of Land Maps Traeinss Be- with De-
,,o WILLIAM PERclyAL,
ME Hnn Ioom Civil Ensineer and Architect.
WILLIAMS & CARRINGTON, Com
Y. LESION MERcHANrs, Shockoc Slip, Richmond,
Flour Wheat, and every description Of Country Pre-
duce. All packages Of Merchsndize. de-. forwarded
~,aR NH f.R.s'A fl% sKa we " cxkk1aa%Ss cMxsEIs1Ms
WILLIAM GREEN, lately Of Caipepcr.
sonal services in the Courts of Appeals and n ~.
Circuit Courts of the State and of the Untsd St.ts
held in the city. He win also givs opinions and
In other respects act a. chamber counsel Office at
residence, south west corner of Main and 7th sts
NH 4-lun
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CONTRIBUTIONS LEVIED BY WALKER--It is
stated ttat s. l.. Wood e. Son, United States mer.
cnants At Greytown, have addressed formal pro-
test to the President ag INST the exaetions of Gen
Waiker whose troops rscenty took forcibe possess
ion OF $4,000 worth of their goods without tender
ing any remuneration. They therefore beg the
intercession of our government in their behalf a.
citizens OF the United States, and entitled to the
protection ofits flag. 1t is also stated that Walker
levied contributions upon the following merchants
after he had taken the city of Granada
Wiederman and Berscho, German merchants }
S3OOO- Duke and Derbyshire, (English merchants)
Saoo0. MIR. Solari, italian merchant) $1,000
Inc Brothers Lacayos, (Nicaraguan merchants)
Si2,0OO. Mr. Bernard, (Erench merchant,) $3.50
AS weil as others 10 a large amount The rsspec.
tive governments Of these sufferers will probably
interfere In their behalf. is@
MORE MONEY MISSING IN BosToN-Tbe myste
rious manner in which various sums of money
nave frsna time to time, disappeared from some Of
the pahks on state street. has been the subject re-
Gently Of much remark, and the theme a : uai !.
revived by the fact that day or two since 4 mack
age sent from the Suffolk Bank to the Monumen,
Bank, In Chariestown, upon being counted at the
instance Of deficiency occurred In a tr.nssction
also connected with the Suffolk BANK where
$500 il unaccountably missing; and still another
wherein the Hamilton Bank is minus s2. 700 O.-Bos
ION Journal, March %.
Thirty likely negroes belonging to Samuel q
Simmons, of n. G., leff tor parts unknown last
week,
The Frankfort, KY, Commonwea lth, denies the
alleged bankruptcy of that city. and says her aoas
Ing debt Of only 5000 wilt absorbed this year.
Mr. Thaeksry lectured In 81 Lonis on Thursday
night last. ...s.s5- !. - sss egs.l s.s :
The Revenue cutter Dobbin has put In at Beau
fort. NC. fsss, "a ssss se +
In Memphis on the uigit Of the 2oth inst DIR. b
W. Thomas, Of sNapoiean, Ark. was knocked
dosn, nearly murdsred and robbed Of %, 100.
Signoras Yestvalia and Almonh. the prima don
mas, have arrived at New oEisAna tsa Nsxjes.
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& HOES AND BOOTS MADE To ORDER.
- ---MR- JAMES FELLOWS, Superintendent In
gentlemen's department.; Mr. JOHN KIMPEL, do
do. Ladies do
The subscriber having in his employment the above
the State, respectfully announce the public that
he is prepared to have made order in the neatsst
style, every description of Ladies' and Gentlemen's
Boots, Caters or Shoes of any style desired.
HENRY w. QUARLES;
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LNUK COUGHS, COLDS, CONSU I'M r.
4 TION. &c.-Pure Medicinal Cod Liver Oil.


Leopsrd's Instant Relief
Wist4-'s Balssm Wild Cherry
AYERS Cherry Pecteral
Jsynes Expectorant
Roses Expectorsnt
Picots Extract Wild Cherry and Wood Naptha
Picot's Cough Killer.
Stablers Cherry Expectorant and Richardson's
Blood Root Candy.
On hand and for sale by JNO. w. POLLARD
apl Druggist nth street.
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V'O USE OR NOT TO IUsE fICOT,e
i MAGIC WASHING FLIID. e question of vi

t. t.importance to those who have any regard for their
preciated Rlaid which gives such snewy whitsns.s
and brllisncy 10 Linen betrsys want Of good faste
To be saving in tine and labor, and ysndeh your
30 Try the 9ir6inis Washing Fluid, prepared ohy BY
sPk n. IL PlCo1, QIp9pE,
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TURPIN, ROPER g MURRAY, Under.
i TAKERS, No. s Governor street, Richmond, Va
keep constantly on hand al kinds of rsady COZ
VINS and METALLIC BURIAL CASES.
jy 2S-1Iy
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Retiring from 0fcs.-Mr. George w. Apperson
the the proprietor Of the Yorktown House." closed
versed the order of candidates for public favor
gave his friends grand blow out" on retiring.
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LIVERY ST.aBLE,
LIVERY sTABLE
H0rDe7''S ~M0gNxi2ee.

F7NHE circulation of Harpers New Monthly
Il Magazine is now greater than at any prcvi-
Gus time since its publication was commenced, and
is steadily and rapidly increasing. The same plan
which has made it 50 popular hitherto will con-
time to be pursued. twill aim to present rcgu
larly, in more elegant dress and at cheaper rate.
a larger amount OF better reading matter than has
ever been given to the public in any similar peri
odcal, either foreign domestic Its contents will
be made up with constant reference to the wants
and tastes of the great body OF the American peo
pie. rather thin those OF any particular class or
profession. While it will be the endeavor OF its
conductors, in all its departments to combine en-
tcrtainment with instruction, special care will be
taken to excud. everything that can give just
cause OF comp. 2ll5 to any interest Or any section
"a the country, ana especially every thing that can
offend the most -astuiuus On the score Of taste or
morality. A large number OF interesting and
valuable articles have already been prepared for
the next volume the series of Pictorial art
c.es, written by the most popular authors, and IL
hlsuatcd by the most gifted and popular artists in
the United STAGES, expressly for the Magazine,
will be continued; the choicest productions of A.
merican and European literary talent will be Sc
lected for its pages; the variety. interest, attract
iveness of its editorial departments will be in
creased; and nothing will be left undone to merit
that large share of public favor with which thus
far their entertainment has been received.
Each number will contain la octave pages, in
double columns, each year thus comprising nearly
two thousand pages of the choicest Miscellaneous
Literature of the day. Every number will con-
tain numerous Pictorial Illustrations, accurate
plates of the fashions, copious chronicle of cur
rent events, and impartial notices Of the import
ant books of the month. The volume commences
with the numbers for June and December.
TERMs-1he Magazine may be obtained of
Book sellers, Periodical Agents, or from the pub
fishers, at three dollars year, or twenty-five
cents each. The semi-annual volumes, as COM
peted, neatly bound in cloth, are sold at two dol
lars each. Nine volumes are now ready, bound
The publishers will supply specimen numbers gra-
tuitously to agents and postmasters and will make
liberal arrangements with them for circulating the
Magazine. The Magazine weighs over seven and
not over eight ounces. The postage on each num-
Der, which must be prepaid quarterly, is three
cents.
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HOUSE

The Proprietor of this we'll known
stand, is still exerting himself to provide
comforts and conveniences for the great
tide of travellers who visit for business
or pleasure, the garden of the west, Nor
thern Iowa. Increasing business requires
increased facilities for public accommoda-
ton and hence the AMERICAN is receiv-
ing very material enlargement and improv-
ment. It's nearness to the Steam Boat
Landing has established its reputation as
a convenient House for these who arrive
or are intending to take Boat, while
every luxury the market affords is provi-
ded for the wants of numerous guests.
Stages leave every morning for all points
West. A Good Stable, well managed, is
near the premises. Baggage conveyed
to and from the boats Free of Charge.
w. II. HARDING, Proprietor
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M O N Q Ma.
r. r. FOSTER.


INVITES the buying public of Monona, and
vicinity, TO give him a call, at the old Stand,
corner of Main Street. He can show u good as
Of
DRY GOODS
Broad Cloths, Cassrmeres, Vcstings, Shirtings,
Flannels, Tckings; and very large stock of
Prints, Delaincs, and Ladies' Dress
Goods, such as
Chemisetts, Collars, Under Sleeves,
Gloves, Nlitts, Silk, Grape,
Wooden Goods, Ready made Clothing,
and Gents Furnishing Goods in any quantity.
HATS, CAPS AND BONNETS.
Queens Ware, Yankee Notions and Jewelry,
In addition to the above desirable stock. YOU
will find we'll selected and safe assortment of
Drugs and Medicines.
Being practical Physician, he kno,cs ,rhat he
deals in, and the public may rest assured, that
they are in no danger Of being imposed upon,
and perhaps injured for fife, by the use of adul
teratcd and poisonous medicines, such as are too
commonly sold throughout the country.
Dyes, Varnishes and Oils, constantly on hand
at prices as low, and terms as easy as business
will allow.
Monona, Oct. 1856. 1861