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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-02-13
LADIES' COL EGE.


TN presenting this, our second circular, the propr
i etor, while expressing his gratitude Tor The very
liberal of the past, wishes TO iniorn MS oia
patrons aud the public generally, thai me lon1,h
quarter OF the Ladies' College will open on the 2Ot'
Of February, with greatly Increased iaeties ior III
parting instruction In all the SOLID as wen as orhaeh
ta branches female education. II has been our aim
from the beginning to give more complete ana ihof-
oughy practical OF study than has yet beer CIV
BY any institution al the west ,n,s
numbes Of we'll Ieducated and Practical teachers
have been made to secure the services
Of three teachers in addition To those ALREADY
emuloyed, and with this new accession OF liberally
educuted and practical teachers 10 our numbers We
have hesitation In saying that course iinsuc
ton which 10 here given ample scale and eV-
ery way calculated TO meet the demands If the age
and spirit oftte times The location OF tho College
In point of beauty and healthulness Is
beinp situated upon eloy alton which overooks the
cities OF export and Rock Island, and commands
u delightful view of the Mississippi river for miles
above apd below Ladies EHm xss san ~
board, and an omnibus VIII run regularly between
Davenport and the College for the convenience OF day
scholars There will be NO W cation M AFTER we eS-
piration OF two quarters.
Board Of Instruction.
NIT. II. CoDDING, Principal.
Natural Sciences.
Mrs N. A. COOLING, Principal.
Painting and Drawing.
Rev. L. F. DUDLEY, A. b.
Meptal and Moral Philosophy and Ancient Languages.
Miss ADELINE HAYES, Preceptress
Modern Languages and Social Culture.
Miss AMELIA K. GERE.
Ins.Ta@s entail MS;isE i and Guitar
English Branches and Higher Mathematics.
Mrs. SARAH A. DUDLEY.
Piano and Ornamental Needle Work.
Tuition in the Primary Course, 50, Oper or.
Higher English Branches 500
U.s Of Instrume nts, 800
Landscape Painting in OIL 1000
Mouochromatc, Cray on and Pencil Draw
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Qua RyER-We we're wont occ asional-
iy. in times of scarcity of local items, to find
something to say of the old father of waters,
who pursues his course SO silently past our
city to mingle with the waters Of the ocean.
For some months, however, we have not
seen his face, but under the thick crust OF
ice that hides him from our view and bears
up the heavily laden wagons end the sleighs
wi tn their rich freight, the same deep,
Doiseless waters roll on their mission Of life
and death, which it may be they have per-
formed since time had an existence
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California and Nicaragua.

The steamship Polyphema arrived to-day
from San Juan. She left the 9Th inst. and
brings San Francisco dates Of ls' Steam
er Northern Light left San Juan on 9TH for
New York with S35O000 in dust.
News from California is not very impor-
tant. The agricultural accounts were bet
ter and the news from the mines continue
encouraging The Legislature was having
trouble in the election of United States Sen.
ators. Several prominent candidates had
withdrawn in order to harmonize the Amer
lean party.
The bark Isabella was wrecked on the
9Th and the captain and crew lost; vessel
and cargo total loss. More lighting mad ia
ken place between the volunteers and the
Indians, and 23 of the troops were killed
and wounded. Markets unchanged.
Affairs at Nicaragua were quiet. The
government had suspended its relations
with the U. s. Minister.
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sstoek Excitement.

NEW IORk. cd ~.
Stock market yesterday very buoyant.
The business was larger than ever was
known since the stock board was establish
ed. Great excitement existed during the
session and the adjournment did not take
place ll]4 o'clk. The sales include 4Ooo
shares of stock and $780, 900 in bonds. The
private transactions were also laige, the anx'
iety to purchase was very great and every
offer to sell was Immediately accepted at
the second board. There was little reac-
ton, but towards the close business again
revived and the market closed very firm.
AVID NteuraUua
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Relief Vessels.

New YORK, Feb. II.
The Z. S. steamer Arctic sailed this
morning under the command OF Lieut.. Har-
stein for the Pacific and to relieve vessels
in distress. She is amply provisioned.
Orders have been received at the Brook
lyn Navy Yard to send the U. s. steamer
Dispatch Immediately in search OF the
steamer Pacific. She 10 under the command
ofLieut .Crosson.
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New York Market .

NEW YORK, FeU II.
Flour market is 9 pence to shilling low
err Sales of 1000 bbls. at S7,50@7,s7 for
common TO extra State and mixed to fancy
Michigan, 1871 @s,25 for fancy low grades
and extra western, and S7,871a @lO.00 for
Canadian. Wheat 10 in better demand
Sales OF 10000 bush at 81 80 for red south.
Pork market dull and prices easier. sales 1T
Sl5,s7Gt l6, 90 for mess.
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PAINTING.
ID. JEWELL will be found at the old stand OF
n. CLINE and Jewell, ready to do Honss Painting,
Glazing, Graining, &c., &c., At the shortest notice, IN
durable and workmanlko manner.
Thankful for past fayors he respectfully solielts
continuance OF same.
Shop on Sd street, neareor. Brady
Chas d. CLINE will continue the Sign and Orns-
mental Painting at the old stand Thankful for past
tayors Jan T-dIm
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
MONEY loaned on Real Estate Security.
vi Good Paper discounted.
Eastern Exchange Bought and Sold
Time Drafts, aceeptances discounted
Stocks, Bonds bought, and sold on Cgin mission
Eastern Collections promptly made.
TALLMAN 4 POWERS,
ONCE over Wey's Store, South side OF Second street
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q Arkansas Member.

New YoRx, Feb. u.
A despatch from Washington states that
Mr.. Rust, the member from Arkansas, has
been cited to answer to criminal charge of
assault upon Horace Greeley. The com.
plant was made by third person, Mr. G..
having declined to prosecute.
Rust Arrested
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IMPORTANT NEWS TO THE LADIES!

r AIDES wishing to purchase Bonnet
l 4 tor III IN selves Friends would 90 well to call
al the .,,
Paris & New York Millinery and
Fancy Good Store,
Where they viii hGd the best assortment and
Cheapest in the City.
Also, q beautiful assortment Of
Children's and Infants White Merino En-
broidered Hoods and Jockey Caps,
Ladies and Misses Merino and Silk Quilt
cd Hoods, Ribbons, Velvet and
Mohair Head Dresses. Large stock OF Ribbons,
Satins, Silks, Velvets, Flowers, Feathers, &C.
general assortment Of Millinery Goods,
Fancy Goods, A large assortment OF Needle
Work Collars, Under-Sleeves, Hdxfs. Embroi-
dsries, Embroidery and Knitting Cotton,
Embr ,idery Silk, Linen Floss, Silk Worsted
and Linen Braids, Cord and Tassels Gilt Silk
and Glass Dress Buttons, Coarse, Fine and
Round Combs, Hair and Tooth Bruises,
Tapes, &c. &C.
All of our Goods will be sold at
WHOLESALE a. RETAIL,
Very Cheap at the
Paris & New York Millinery & Fancy
Goods Store,
Corner of Third aad Brady Sts.,
Davenport. ldec2S-tG w. h. NICHOLS.
n q. Marking ana Stamping for Braiding and Emu
L.. L., dan At..n r1a
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IVES Twill pay YOU to cross the Ferry aud merely
i examine our splendid assortment OF FANCY
GOODS now on hand. II not, will refund the
amount OF your ferriage. Don't forget the place.
Dee a P0RTEk'S Book Ltorc.
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WAsHIs6Tos, Feb. IA
Mr.. Rust was arrested for the assault on
Mr.. Greeley and held in $500 bail for his
appearance at the Criminal Court. The
complaint was made by frie nds of Greeley
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TALLMAN & POWERS,
LAND AGENTS.

TALLMAN & POWERS,
LAND AGENTS.
Office south side Of Second Street. bst.oosn
Brady and Maia
Improved Farms, any property and unimprovsd
= nd for sale commission.
Forty acres ofinnd situated on the bluff one and
half miles west OF Court House having upon
al nne viewsot river. The cheapest property in the
yicinity OF Davenport. Can De bought very low by
applying soon.
desirable the city for sale cheap.
prov ed ia rms u Scott county near Davenport.
A large quantity ofunimproy ed and Ia Scott, Clin
ton, Cedar and Museatine counties.
May 10, 1855 TALLMAN & POWERS.
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United states Express 20.
A JOINT STOCK CO. Capital $500 900.
TIME NEST rapid, reliable and secure means OF
i transit between Nav YoRK and the ATLANTIC
CITIEs and the GREAT WEST.
pr,neipdI OFiess, -s2 Broadway, n. Y.
IS Seneca ST., Buffalo, n. Y,
PRoPRisToRs AND DMEoroRs:
n n BARNEY, K. +. WILuANs,
j. NckAY, "a A. III. BARNEY,
I. NJ. JAMES.
oGises on Front ST., Davenport, Iowa. Goods to
be transported mustbe delivered as follows!
Going East at p Nj.
WesL.'6 r. NJ.
Davenport, Jan IL dit HULL & PARISH, Agts.
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THE subscriber has opened stock Of Groceries 10
/ bis house on Perry between Second and Third s,s
which he will warrant to be Of the very best qualify
and which he will sell low DO purchased else
GIG AIRS.
choice lot Of Cigars Just received and for sale lev
at Wholesale and retail C. M PECK
Davenport, Dec. 90, le34-dtf
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Writing Desks.

1 LARGE stock just received and now opening al
n the old Pioneer Book Store of
Dec.3 PORTER X BRO.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-14
BALTIMORE.

baltimore February 10th, 1886.
take the liberty of calling the attention OF the Virginia
Merchants very large stock of spring aud summer
Goods receiving. We have been encouraged by
the liberal patronage with which wehave been favored again
extend and shall this season he prepared
varied stock than have ever be-
order the best trade we shall sell our
the lowest prompt dealers We shan oher
large elegant stock of LADIES' DRESS GOODS, IN M
dition to our usual stock of FOREIGN AND DOMESIIC
STAPLE DRY GOODS
our purchased with great care as "s the
best terms and confident make to tue inter.
the elassc of trade 10 deal with US we shan
glad you call and examine our stock when you
market .,-,.-
Orders shall be carefully and promptly attendcdto
HOPKINS, HULL ~ co.
p S-Wo have recently been appointed Agents Of the Ma
rvaud penentiarv for their Goods lfe q din
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.pu.NC FASHIONS aI ENsaiE- lE

n ,assDoyF'S BONNET AND Fanny SiOhf.t-S Ss,YEA
ESi aides LEI me say you that on or before .ne ~
va So, nst shall produce from three OF the most
Ia" nstablisbments in York, the latest siyleS oi
, Won may rest assured that every thing mar ine
fnper of has accomplished shah wv P''7' ~ ~'
tn the miuufcst whim e-..;, ,,.a, tho arhihtinn
3 ~ mats in Seyy ork. will occur on tue pa INST anu 40
,t artjrc of dress considered second only 10
I, a,e and consequently will be seen before any '' ~
~ arnls II st,oula he selected with much care $50,
In order 10 suit the great variety OF tastes u ny es
uation 10 present Il field Of variety h' @nia i y.
int in Nants and variety OF summer W %
sufI,r little come also 1of 'hh sn" ~ -
lected as heretofore, in Hats Flats i''ue po 49, -
and other pretty little traps
"' Very respectfully . r,o,rnoyr
ma10d,s ALI NIL " 49,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-14

oasy to make physical rAbnt not easy 70 heea ,a H.,
of al pdis-one which would have none e ",o % a,d
all the advantages OF every nher This has hoah aP'ou
,,, nna ~ Ih would respectfully subhu !"
tn public decision has been unfortnlh" "' s Pa,n
laherto every pnrRayr mealeao ~ :. , W.
Irritating the bowels THIS ls NOT m"ny o' e" W"
urr rcyuson In tho Vsiem ~ 10
eoc than balance the good to he derived ' I'm
Thesc pis produce Irritation or palm unless h % @ ~"
obstruction OF derahgeinohtm '''
els Bcng rurel, vegetable no harm can a,s , % hnnia
ia, In any quantity, Ia heor that any hvu'in' " W.
he taken lndieionFly Minute o tnis '' w iss, an ,.
H. W hleh thuy hppheahi' NV
bax Anann tho complaints which have heoh sPce'N no"
hv them mention Liver Complaint IN al y" .'' ' i
OF Jaundire indr' sion langoui Rnh ' nj, w l,r rcyrr
Irrablitv RiouH Headache Biouh feNef ~"
IA Sido and lolnHi tpf IN Nuth al WVV
are the Consequences of Diseased action OF we W
apcrienl they afford prmpt a"a snie % 'ao' ~ $3.50 1t'
pIos Chaic pyaoucry luiuurs, Sotoiaa ana S'usf %
\, I'M sorenea II The hGv aud Inn nrity OF the h"u
short and every wher pnlsaiNo .',io' H.
Tho have aao produced some hns9las , naia,,,n ~,
rheumatism tioui. pruphy. Gravel ffNaip'lhs ~,
th Heart pata the tack Stomach aud Side They 9ud
he freely taken In tho spring ofte year 10 purify '"' '
and prepare the systen for The ohanhe W a.,,a, and
.aanunl daae stimulates the somnch Into hcatf heho' a
restores the appetite aud Ngor They phfny ' '4 -, 49,
ts their sluulant action OF The eucplatoiY NH''n si
Tie strength the hody aud rcAtor" the wh"e" "i "'
anrrrl,s Of the whole Hence an OCCASIONAL dosc u
though serious dethnHomh' ess 'o'
unnecessary dosing should he earf"d 700 , M eNoS
prgaye medicine rcdnrea the strength whon N'n 70
The thousand In which phys. Va required Gun
be enumerated here hut they auHeebt h'hTeNs wv,
reason every bod, II Ia confidently h.hNsa INV @ l
Will better purpose than anything Wloh A
hs,n available to mankind When their vntnea are on'e
pnhl win no Longer doubt what remedy To e"'y
Nh,n In need Of cnthartie modielne .,#-', -
Ing auFar wrapped they are pleasant 10 'aNo hh p''E
ry vegetable arise from their use Ia any quinn
tity, ,..,.,,.
Chemist we'll Price pa cents per Bnx rive o"Nea
co Sold by John u Sony lynchhnlHI ana ny III
Druggists nnd Country Merchants Throughout 'he a'"'~
Pm ccll, ladi y Go. Richmond General Agon"
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NyEW GOODs.-Wc rcspretf"'i, in''icf the ut
teution OF LADIES Of the city aud country TO our
m,n6eent stock of Dress such solid and figured
Brapcs figured De lanes Chnies Berage Robes
Berape ancs Cambria Robes graduated Robes, Organ
dies Iriantes Lawns Tissues French Cambries Ginghams
Prints Sc sc And also beautiful assortment Of Dress
Silks. which selling very cheap; x>
ma oats JAMES A. SIGLER co.
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WARDINC IfOI SE.--1h subscribers have leased TOR
term o. years from C. II Lynch, his new Fire froot
Building iatry erected in this city directly opP" ihe o
Canal for tho purpose of carrying general GROCERY
COMMISSION AND FoRwARp1NG BUSINESS under tne Siyes
and firm of BLACK a. PETTYJOHN We oner' 20 our
friends and the public generally, new ana wen seiIct,e
stock of Groceries Liquors &c. in exchange ior eash OF
country produce earnestly solicit call from them before
purchasing ,1-.-a.,,o., 80 had
which :. in he sold other h",se in the CITY
An goods consigned will be + ~arded wthdis-
match and par liar paid to the order OF them
We offer vices agents for the SAFE OF W neat o
Tobacco Corn Oats, &C. Charges reasonable ana no
SHARED satisfaction Account Of sales rendered
ps'5 S saon ae I'D A. J. BLACK,
do 80 - ~ A. PETTYJOHN
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l,sSs.ER'@ -EVESE VA. HsNE%.-ti per
sous who desire obtain full and rc'a bic Information re
preting Singers Sewing Machmes-ttor Price arH"hles
sizes improvements method Of WORKING means 81 procuring
cuarscan do q" 10y applying NJ oui
onr No 13 Broadway Sew York by letter or IN person io
NJ SINHEIES GAZETTE This paper u devoted "mftlR
o The Sewing Machine interest Copies will be supplied
gratis 10 all Interested ,,.,t.
R-Tbr unparalleic1 success OF "ur ewing Niaehhes
has induced duent Limitations - thtu p'slaesha
nrrous inrngements Of paeus--of Nheh we own SIX
crn Snts for the OF our paieFhaNe recently
crn decided in the L = tucuu '9hfl o NV
In these suits the Eftai plhcPt o
iJ; d N, abrir 10 tbc Q ttt mdehtRt
G, usidjag pyfsurf which used in all Sewing Machines
has bptn fully established. The Wheeler Nls"n ana
the Grover n Baker sewing Machines as we hfRe f'h IN
fringe trce distinct patents owned by us We nay, SUITS
a,oins tbr in eral of l. s. Courts "lrh VIII s'ph
M tried We hereb, caution the pnbc not TO buy any IN
ringing Machines as they can be e"n'e" os Ia" " s'P
nsins them and to pay cost and damages -
~ Local Agents will be wanting to make aies ' I IN IN,
wing ma To persons property 9nahhea 'of
The business a rare opportunity for profitable ana pheasant
employment is offered , . ,t,...t ,ar,s -,
New aud improved machines exchanged on i oi
old machines Of every kind / ~ Hi-N'fis $. - "
Principal once, 52j Broadway New YORK.
MI Is VI A
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N-oTsCE-Havng purchased of Messrs Mri'ahle l ~,
A. Preston their entire stock of t'foceries anu "N
stand formerly occupied by them. We are prepared W on"
fbe numerom patrons Mcdaniel, Hurt fre9io0i %
stort of Gtoceries Liquors Staple Dry 'toods ~ -
oncr at low est market for CASH or to prompt
usual time. 4. ,bo COMMISSION v
We will give particular attention to tne ond consgi
,no,ts ont,allv will render sales promptly ana casn
when desired will make liberal advances on pipu I ~ ] ,d
oud "a IN receive and FORWARD GOODS ~ te ~ -
wbcn funds are deposited produce placed IN manu- 70 ~
charges. yppy & SAUNDERS.
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PETERSBURG ADVERTISEMENTS,
ncn, H.s'S 40. !, ,NuoN,.TED surEu

- PHOSPHATE OF iME.--the attention If Farmers
and fla"les ros etfu called 10 thu above 'o
pound Tor ther approaching Spring planting a.,
The Manahctuer bees TIA assure his hehds ana
they may alwHl depend upnn being supplied Win a'tN
Inn ANn NloHN ARTICLE tor he constantly sn'h''hs
Ia the cutro of manufacturing Rhd rhg WI
sale.
This article has been bcfro the community ii e pc
riod of Ave during which time has been ahaNAe1 Wy
large number the ropuCd Chemists In dheen places
and has been tried by Fsrmers In nearly every oA
in the Union with almost nnVaryng success isrhaPe "h'
the best proofs of m value IA the greatly incfeasa aVu
unprecedene in the history Of Artificial feti7cs ana no'
equalled by Peruvian Gnano itself over which r"vseA
much advantage from tho Tact of the ammonia So N,aN
matter In Guauo In this preparation heing ehemeay hNn
agent, only dsspaing set progressively Nheh nv",pp
rated vita the soil this available salt or suphate nmaga
mated with soluble phosphate hoeomos hod to"dio r o
NIL descriptions aud rs BY them renily takon up u N "'
found quite active In inducing phry maturity ~ th'no
and much durable and turuyng To tho So" anu " ""
latilp
AS there large nnmhor OF super fhoApatH Ia matNe
for the value of which would not like to he fesrons,n
earnestly a purchasing To he careful to obtain WY
GENUINE ARTICLE, Which VIII be warranted by my hr'o
ted agents a of whom ot acknowledged resleetanN
aud TO them hold myself responsible Tor the good character m
my Super Phosphate Alpaekagcs Will be deetintty ""na
ed Consumers dealers will be enaod to make arrange
mens or her supply Iuaho terms wlthmy aRen""s
with myself
MEsSRs II. G. HARDY 4 co. my accredited and
sole Agents for the city of Petersburg -,
&, u DIM RG,
dericnira Cdepistand soL Proprietor, williamsburg
7dts
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Ry MCDONALD 4 PETERS.
TERMS.

,orxIAS Is published daily at So and tri.weekly at
The in advance Ne paper w DE DE eI
aiit at the op.i'' ,pd = -,.o-zz.--.#-
been inserted for Sd cents per square
ines NJ i lared inner form or weekly and then o els
will be for each @ % @ he is TN or
isef,ion, on, ~ and charged accordingly rrc App
cred out anu Tiif IIii YEARLY RATES AXE: s,,
For one square daily. 50
tsr Fer one do scmi-weekiy. 40
fo' 40 = =.
For tWo for both papers SUBJECT. 10 spe
al contract .,ars will be limited to their immediate
~ Annual h .,iso,nents charged at transient rates
nass or t adyerscments appear in the daily and tri
eeky paper notices which exceed eight lines are charged
stfy fort the excess
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DR JANIS a fIOPTON, who haE TOT nnmhrl OF
,tars anepcrB u u turng tANtitltS llthhS ~.
MD1{S Sbnl III GS, A. u0'a to prugrsa linenia ana
Farmers my b afflicted remedy ~ ns" or
nrh discusses lie viii pse hsue rpmidt's together I'm
with dnpnoss OF llhnrh
Will yield treatment Tor tho small sum of *so Adlt'HH
JAMES a. CLoProN,
81 Louis Missouri.
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,a,,anA..l.Na MACMINEsN Whc., E"".

\ " ~ WUIr1EMoRE BRO, are mnnufaetnfipg ai
their works 81 the Basn very superior lhNAshiNt MA
uINES and of improved patterns and ready to
M orders at short and reasonable terlns
Farmers wanting superior Machines can depend ON F'ing
such personal application or by addressing us hrou the
Post ONCE.
Also repairing done Mt short notice and ON reas
unable terms, -. -
Ne an apentt sale Of OBED iUSSEf \ CEikBHA-
ttp pa RIAptR MOWER, at the mhlAisefurers
price .,.,..,, A.,
Those wishing ohthn OF the hpose afueles WI" 40
ell % sond Ia titii orders enrly as possible
The reaper be- examined AT our Works
mny
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ruGsNIaN TENNEssEE

raUEO yEWELKY-FloreniincW Wosn,c 40.
take pleasure calling the after tion OF the Ladies
- Invoice of most beautiful Cameo Jewelry consisting OF
Nrarelets Ear Rings and Breast Pins Also som'hmg very
andsar in the way of Florentne Mosaic Pins ana Ear
Rings. .a..orn, rioh and olo
The above goods are OF the newest pattes-f'c" an" ~
yant. and we shall be pleased to sho" them , J.. -,
$50 FOR THE GENTiEMEN.-We have received good
sunpy of Wedding Rings, Gold Fob Chans bosom buttons
Siaaddye I,uttons. &. . to which we invite attenton ,
"''''' '' SILYERTHO \ Cliff,
(fnrncrly II Silverthorn)
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,,.r,,vs.y Will FOR sALE.-We have

NJ thirty horse power STEAM SAW MIL Wi',e' M
IA he sold yery low all the runninggear Is IN sn In
nv reformation concerning il wiH be cnecii"iy ''
rtod on application to either of the nnde, sgnta
JNO. II, BAILEY.
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lao though the death n Joseph ID NV
lin had nc occurred provision having been made IN our cor
racl ioi -, ahe 'o" BENZ II. NOWLIE.