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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-08-02
Another Chapter in sSiood,,,

The Dayton, (Oh'o) Ga-e"e. publishes
letter. signed hy three individuals at B.ue
spring. N t.. giving an account Of the ;i,na.
'>h way in which The border rulIians diseased
OF a Free Stat" man
yesterday morning we were coinc 70 T.-
cumsrh. but when as,ou. eleven miles trom
that place. We were appalled, bv IN. >inht Of
me BODY OF a murdered man. tied firmly to a
'rfe near The road SIDE. H. was tir:. win
MS ha TO he Tree. and his hands and feet
partially around 1t. He had been she, lust
above the lett eve. with, As We >u,,,o,. :,
rifle ball. \ huge hunting knife was 81.
ING IN his breast. II had been drive, ,l.,r
through him. and the point WAS TWO or tbr4.
inches IN the tree. He was evident, upr.
dtrrh yesterday or da, before.
here wh, a to4d>toal ned 70 rho knife.
handle. on which the fo!iow,ny ius,rirt;on
was written Let those who ar. -o;,',, -
vote against slavery in k.n,a, tax ;, warn.
inn.'"
Inc name of the man was Lahap Parker
and he was from Cleveland
!''morr illustrates beautifully old Pin
Van Wink Ie-he returns after lory ahs.nc.'
and looks to see old King G.orr.'. Lk.n..
hung up before the Inn door The, old .o,,,.
noes not seem to be aware that Wa>bino,on
mas wed In one short year ten thou.,,d
dough faces have been slain Only Win.
'hroP and thoate and himself and few srrh
are 'e',' IKE shattered trunk. Of trees. TO
show Tbs violence Of TIE sorr
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-08-02
THE IDiT.. OF TIE EGFFIANS.

The Sqnatt"r Sovereign. the Admin's'ra-
ti,n e.r.,r u, Kansas. has the iolio~it,
rl,oi.-.. >,,.,.in~,> OF literature
tI..rt tEnItrioNI>T> TrENFp BACh
Th.. >i..l:,,.r >nltan. having ON hoard con
tr.:,,ni ar'l..l,.S. Wa recently stopped AT La
v"nworth CIV. and ii"h.rneh of forty
,ifi..-. ana i large quantity of pi>'o's ant
howir-k nivc>. taken from crow of coward
Y Yankees. >hini'-d ont here fy Mt~sarhn
>,.,,s. Th. boat w.> r,.rni't-d 10 90 M AZ
t,ra- Weston. where "A guard was placed o.
vrr ,hr ,ri-orirr> AMI none of them l'-rmI;
-..i Ia iard They wee shipped hack iri..
Weston on the SANE. boat. without even f,
in., i,,>.l,ri ~ The shippers. NJ do not -
.,ro,r fn',N of cent Inc these crluifa> w..
"a The Fat 20 be- r,--hip;a 10 kan-a~ II M
-hral " Missouri through Iowa ami NJ "a
4, NJ THINK TINY >H"t-Ip NttI
IEAIiGH'> DEATH and thu world .o. /
,o, ,,.n>n-,. IS il W. IN >,li- protection haze.
resort H. >,irii ultra measures. "" are "f 0-
..;,,i.n il ia. ,.,, gems nt i..ar"nw"~'h CIV ar
Weston WOULD HANG ONE OR TWO
BOAT LOADS OF ABpllllbNI>I>.
= would la more towards establishing pa"
N Kansas than al the speeches TIA, ave
ne.n delivered IN Cuna~,'~> hurin, IA. .,-.>-
n, session LET TIE ENPEhlMLNi
BE TRIED.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-08-02

II. .,',,,i ,oIi>IAhy toMMUHIcAIIoSsf from al
j4,.'t, III. 'ou"fTo "."h mh''TS 4" "''|'"' "'"'
y, NLw, IN oiht .tiT. "a, 3. tau. fN.'. F''.tt'"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-08-02

Tnr nAGNIrTn hIIIF>-oSTu oF JIM
Th,. m-mortti. 3>'h having been ic-'d..i
iar A. thu anniversary ot the Palmetto l;i,i--
Il it..hi>on the DAY Was dull, celebrated b,
raral. ana banquet.
\. ~. h"-i If The ;at'e hung THE
~EIDnp RED FLAG. with the lone >'.-
and hp morro~ Southern R.ht> on one = j.
N Sonih taroiina' on the Other. u
-t,ii.. Il - tia. tir>i t'pa',l on the NIL. ~.
h,. ahn.iiin1li-.- a, Lawrence. and an tho to-
81 ot th. same r,.a In Triumph. now t.',
aver the heads o' the noble soldiers W. lore
/ 81 hravrl, through that -xriting war
Tn, following are among the toa>t> drars
; h4,.>r>- Cur rho> n homp-s.ait! :.
A.- " ~r< at 49,, South. max" BE- 4
SLAVE STATE or DIE IN THE At.
TEMP r Us toast was received with .o-I
,nl continued applause
>ouL Garo'in1-Our mother she lave.
"a our hearts Whle true TO her. VT hi
IA" viii i- trur /, H..
,,ari-ogr a'iv-uoh'r has he -.
~ la.r ,oun.cr sister. All hail "a IT,. =.
mt Border n4.li.nS" We owe ii,m
ne.
~. u L. .f'-li>a7- Recognized =
south ttra'in4 Is one f. To- command F.
AZ huf 20 give tie order, aud. to a nian. "
.II hs>tc-
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-08-02


STATE DEMOCRATIC CONvENTloN.-The
Democrats of Vermont met in Convention
at Montpelier on the 18th July. Col. j. p.
kild.r. Of West Randolph. presiding.
The following are nomination.. : For Gov.
ernor. Hon Henry Kryes. of Newhurv: tor
Lieut. Governor. Willis LYMAN. of Burning.
TON; for State Treasurer. JAS s. ThurIow.
Esq OF Montpelier for Electors at Large.
Hon. John $ Robinson. of Bennington, and
J. p kidder. of West Randolph
Addresses were made Nv : h. Colby ,E>U.
Of Montpelier. and Hon ID. a. Smallev, Of
Burlington. and others.
The Committee on Resolutions reported a
series expressing confidence IN Buchanan and
Breckenridge endorsing tl.e Platform Of the
National Ton, ention; approving the Kan
saS- Nebraska bill. and cordially endorsing as
h,Gh'Y pure ami honorable the administration
OF franklin Pierce, which were passed
"GALLANr LITTLE EssEx."-There is a
call in another column of this paper for a
Convention OF all persons opposed to the pol
ICY OF the present administration. TO be held
at Lunenburg. on the 10Th inst, 10 nominate
County officers. 1t is expected that Hon.
Homer f. Royce will be present to address
the meeting.
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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-08-02

- The Pro Slavery majority refuse to ad.
NIT Kansas with Free Constitution
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-08-02

ACQvITTAL OF IIERRERT-The second
trial OF the murderer Herbert terminated on
FRIDAY last, in a verdict of acqnittal. He
will probably find justice less speedy in
Washington than it wouId bc should h" re-
tnrn to California. The Vigilance Commit
tee are reported TO have warned him to stsy
away. The recent develo; ment. in that
State prove him 10 have been a shoulder
striker, and bowie and pistol bully of
the worst description
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-08-02
Thc BwrlinSnme aud Brooks Bu>inc"s

Considerable excitement has been mani
tested at Washington and elsewhere. in re-
.ard to the expected duel between Mr.. Bar
lincame of Mass, and p 5. Brooks. The
correspondence published shows up the cow
n,,cc of Brooks in very clear light. Mr..
Burlingamc, in his speech in tho House.
.poke Of Mr. Brooks in manner which that
person thought offensive. He inquired IT
Mr. Il. 'held himself responsible" &C.. Then
he friends Of the two were brought together
md NJ Burl!nram" makes 4 s','rmcnt in
which he declares that he intended ma per-
>onal dsre>ptct to Mr.. Brooks that he dis
rimrafed between the man and the Grt."
There the affair rested Bat subsequently,
Mr. Buriineam anne opened TIE natter af-rsh on
account Of some DEMONSTRATIONS of his
statement, and threw himself back on hi,
-peech. leaving that to interpret itself. MIR
Brooks then challenged him. and Mr. Bnrlin.
zane as the challenged party selected The
Clifton House at Niagara As the place of
N. e;nc. Mr. Brook then affected TO be in
tar for his lite if he went through free
State. and declined 10 90, in a published
,,at"ment. TO whirh Mr. Burinrsme replied
/ -avin. that hereafter he shall never rrcog
, ave Preston s. Brooks. save 10 10 him
>indncss There the affair viii probabl
rest.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-05-29

HARDwARE.-The old firm Of Baldwin,
Evans / Go. has been dissolved, - will be
seen BY their card, and the business win
hereafter be continued By Messrs. Baldwin I
Evans, whose long experience, liberality and
close attention to business cannot fail to So
cure them troops Of: friends and good Gus
toners. Thar principle is to let no custom
ergo to St. Louis or elsewhere, for any ar
ticlc in their line, if fair prices can prevent
it.
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e. The Times comes to the defence Of
Brooks, like hog goes to war, sidesoays, by
abusing Senator Sumner. great STRAIT
olsr II an old Boar, and the editors could
not in this case have done better than follow
in the footsteps Of their iliustrious prsde-
cessor In that art.
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look HEREJIl
CTOI4EN or taken 81 Of the levee throusA ris-
~ take, boxes mssohaAdise, discharged ~ the
steamer "luba" April 18th, marked "Hesee On.
fett, Burlington, Iowa" Any information reeara.
1nk tAsn will b thankfully received and suitably
rewarded, BY CONN IS, sA(YTH n "a.
TWENTY-FIVE e10 No. lemons Tor Sal1 :.
= dsslA HUSTON, HAWKINS HusTOND.
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Il. HAxaAn manufactures itxir, Aossy sh1sE ~
Cotton Mattresses, and other articles In his line.
His long experience and strict attention 10 husnso
he hopes viii secure him liberal patronage Thoss
in need Of these articles will do well TO g,ys him
call on Thru street, one door from Exchange.
myl4-dtl
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CAUTION TO PERSONS WHO DRINK AT BARS
AND HOTELS

MsssRs. EDlroRs Permit me to say to the pub
Ito that Am now IN receipt Of general assostnsnt
Of Boots, Shoes snd Brogans, comprising all "a
risties, and am prepared to give such bargains =
viii compel the trade 70 say that rsap hat little
advantage from the recspt advance On goods; aaA,
- il il already understood that 1t the Third Street
Boot and Shoe Store the best bargains are TO b. hd
will only say 70 the trade call and zee me- before
purchasing elsewhere. w. r. THOMPSON.
Apr5-dtf
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-05-29

RoBBERRr.-A passenger from La Hsrpe,
Ill.) on board the Ben Campbell, vas robbed
yesterday between Warsaw and this place, Of
about =, 800 in money. On arriving here,
the boat was anchored in the stream, and the
passengers searched before they were per-
: nitted to leave, bat the money was not found.
1t was contained in = valise, which Vas also
missing.
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HARD WARE AND CUTLERY.
BALDWIN & Evans,

Al the Old Stand,
Cor. Main amd Fourth sts, Keo1kak, loss.
NOW have in store unusually large stock Of
IN Hardware and Cutlery, 70 which they invite
the atteation u country merchants and others.
Among which may b. found the following:
Axes-lisnt' =, Collins and Vogncs,
Broad Axcs-Collins' 6immons' and 6harps,
Ecythss-Grass, Grain and Bgush
SnAths-six different kinds,
Nay Knivss-yari0us qualities,
Straw Knives-do.
Corn Knives-do,
Hay Forks-2 and tine, assorted,
Manure Fosks-Long handle, assorted,
do D do
Handled H0es-various kinds,
Carolina Hoes-Iron and Steel,
Handled Axrs-Hunt's and Kent'n,
harden Hakes-Iron and Steel,
6hovels-Ames' and others,
Epadee--do
Grain Scoops-Iron and steel,
Horse Nails-0 and American
Wrought Nails--Ail sises,
Guido,
Finishing-do,
strap Aingcs--All wrought,
Uinges-do,
Hooks and Hingcs-all size., English,
Sad Ifsns-2 qualities,
6teeiyards-al sizes,
Scale Bsams-do,
Coffee Aills-GOOd assortment,
Brass Ksttles-from to is inch diameter,
Tea Kettles-Cast and wrought,
Glue Pots-Tinned and enamelied
Fry Pans Timed, Ill sises.
In addition 10 the above, We have . lsrRe Assort-
ment OF Building Hardware and Mechanics Tools
which We determined 70 scll n low n tho lowest
aay cciif~y BALDWIN j. EVANS.
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ScFiven 4 Gallaghsrss
General Advertising and Collecting Agency.
s3 Dsarbern-st. Chicago.
nasl ReaA ana Car-DallAsrs,
R9raisAiag store.
p. i. =. Armstrong & Co.,
No. ~ RivsR 81. CnlcA0o, H.,
Keep constantly on hand
MACH1NISTS TOOLS,
OF oil kinds, from celebrated manufacturers:
Putnam, Fitchbarg, Springfield Tool Co., Lawrence
Machine Shops, Lowell, Worcester, and Others;
Consulting Of
B0LTcUrTHRs,
Taunton make,
And A sndles: variety Of smaller articles n:sd in
Americas b. b. Iron, r. h. Chains, R. r. Spikes,
and Lock Aesd Lights.
WOOD TOOLS,
OF all kinds.
STATIONARY AND PORTABLE
steam Euglnes,
Which for style and finish cannot be excelled hay
ing al the new impr0vements. These Engines can
BE sold lower than those made West and warrant
ID to have the full amount Of horse power they are
eoh for, which Western make Of Rnginss seldom
have.
xAnH's cELEBRArRD rorrABLr saw nnLs,
proportionate si1es.
Oak Tanned Leather Betting, all sizes,
ksbber Betting and Hose,
All kiDds Vt Saw Mill Fixtures,
Saw 0umnsrs, superior 10 any thing evW Invented,
Iron NAils, Spikes. Warehouse Trneks al shes,
Machinery Oils, warranted not 70 gsm.
- All orders promptly filled at tho lowest mar
ket psicss. +. T. !. ARMSTRONG 4 Co.
my9d3m
w. =. spencer.
General Advertising and Collecting Agent,
lo4 Randolph q. Chicago
3.OOO aooDs.
Davis, Moody 4 Co.,
Wholesale dealers In
Dry GOOAo.
BOOTS, SHOES AND HATS,
II SOUTH WAT1R STREET.
(Betwesn Michigan and W abash Avenues.)
Being Branch Of the House Of
3. C. DAVIS CO.,
OF St. Louis, whose experience for the past twenty
I'VE Year,, together with ample means, give a. "a
elites in the psxchase Of goods rarely equallsd and
second to none other.
Ne would assure al purchasers that our Waee-
house - unusually extensive, which enables ~ "a
oner - large and complete assortment in each OF
the lines " go0ds above named - can - Iound in
this market; and that our goods are entirely new,
booght In the best markets, and will guarantee
entire satisfaction in prices and terms to all Who
may faver Us With their patronage.
aprS-dAw2m
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so $50
:. HOWE, E.A. L0cxwo3A, q. .. pgrf.
SiOWE, LOCxwWssD 4 Co.,,
Wu1LEsALA A1D RETAIL
auction and Csmmissjon A1srcAonts, and
R0al Essase Agents,
Ssoond ST., next dosr 70 the Athsneun, Keoksk,
PARTICULAR tttntioa will b paid to saying
= assd selling Real Estate and personal property.
negotiating loans, and any other business thai msy
b entrusted to ~.
W. have conyenien. rooms, and will attend n
storing and forwarding goods and produce VI all
kinds.
Liberal cash advances made on goods consigned
for sale when desired.
We have large and we'll selected stock Of Gold
and Silver watches, Gold Jewslsy and notions which
We DER ~ Wholesale and retail, - low ~ can be
fouAA IN tAe country.
Msrshasts and peddlers will be supplied At ex-
trsmely low prices for cash.
4 GOOD brick dwelling house winth ! rooms, IL
IA aplessanf part Of To city for sale By
9 LOTS, on Carroi street, for sale by
I boT, on High street, for sale by
9 GOOD busner, Lots on the Levee, for sale by
Q III. L. 4 co.
A FINE FARM, in Hancock Co. Ills, with rood
n Improvements, for sale by II. l.. 4 co.
lex ACRES Of Land, With improvements, WITH
lOC IN miles Of thecity on the plank road. Tor
sale BY II. L. 4 co.
on ACRES Of Land, with Improvements, within
ON 10 miles Of the city, on the plank rood fur
sale by n. L. co.
fonn AeREj Of Land, IN M5soaTi, Tor sale 81
lOOU H. L. 4 CO.
1.-TWO and one-hAlf acres Of Land. with : coed
i brick house in Montrose, for sale BY
III. L. CO.
A FINE BUGGY, suitable for one or two horses,
n and good one horse buggy, for sale BY
a HANDSOME brick house, situafed on Chatham
IA square, lot Is feet front by lac deep, and will
Be sold at bargain BY H. L. AGO.
A LARGE brick house on second Street, lot 50
"A feet front by IS feet deep, for sale BY
q LOTS IS feet front BY ISIS feet deep, With Ass
q frame house with I've rooms, good cellar, Ard
situated in god location inthe town Of Farniag-
ton, which will BE- sold 1t = great bargain BY
II. l.. 4 co.
r oTs, in block 1919, for tale BY
IL II. Il, 4 co.
G LOTS in kees' addition, for sale By
~ II. L co.
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l1eeA,s l0pFoveA GrAst mllls.
vX1E have for sale four u these valuable Mills.
w They are warranted 70 grind With ordinary
power 80 bushels corn IL ~ l8 bushels wheat per
hour. They can be seen in operation II the Aer-
chant Mills Of Mr.. BARLEY. IT. Pleasant, Messrs.
Magnify : kaAn, Fair6eld, and Messs. Coop
81 Clark, Marion These mills are said to be the
largest and finest in the interior VI tbs State. We
will sell them at the manufacturer prices With car
riAge added and on liberal terms.
my13dlw BROWN 4 TAYLOR, Isvee
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il BccOad Street, 81. Louis, No.
". 1ANOON = Co.,
Formerly Woedsrly Kanson.)
~ Q. ~ D. +. corner u Main and chsrry streets.
IN 81. I0UI6, NO., Aanufaclsrwn II COPPER.
9n1ET IRON AND TIN WORK, such = COPPER
PIPES FUR STEAM DlSTlIL4DRIES AND STEAM
ENGINES, COPPER STILLS, Brewing Ksktlss, Well
and Cistssn Pamps, Soda Fountains and Generates.
Brssching, Chinneys and Escape Pipes, and every
other article in their line IL business.
They also Inanulactare And keep constantly on
band the celebrated premium STEAM BOAT AND
HOTEL COOKING STOVES VI al sises.
Particular attention viii b given to eli kinds ef
DISTILLERY work, for DI8TILLEhIES masAing
from 100 70 1900 bushels per day, OF any other aas
that may be wanted. Satisfactory rsfsrsncss will
Be given In regard to our DISTfLLERY vork, 8
there are several in sucoessful operation through
the VEST and in this city of our manufacturs.
mchSl dim.
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vlllA.ge and Earo Cottages,
Illustrated With one hundred engrav ings. This
book l. certain to meet with Alargc sale. All who
examine Il ars leased Il i for sale at the pab-
Usher price, 81, and will be sent BY mail 70 any
RIB. OGDEN,
an2Sd City Book Sters.
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M setcOe
A LII psrsons indebted TO M, Or having any claims
"A against me, are rsquA std to call It my stare
Second street, and ssstlA previous 70 the 1st Of
juns next. nyIOdtd \. HOfFHEIAER.
ILOVER BRED.-S khla foa sale By
~ apr33-A Mc0AvIC. CHI TTkNDEN %.
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~ EUNIh LfuKc 5, II. q, y. =,
IAmeess every Monday night at
o'clock, 1t Odd Fellow Hall, cosncr
Fourth and Main streets
Puchcche.uck Lodge, No. q, /. o. o. r. meet. ev.
cry Friday night 1t O'clock, n Odd Fellow Hail.
Puchcchetock Encampn~nt, No. Z, meets on the
nrst and third Thursdsys of every month, u .
o'clock =. ~, 1t Odd Fellows Hall.
All brethren in good standing invited to attend.
myydty
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SANDERS, 6COFIEf,D 2 co,

Main Street, Vet. 5sh 9th Sts., KR0KUK, IOWA.
YvHE undersigned have nov IL =
i thier Ware Rooms, and desiGn
keeping constantly on hand we'll
selsced assortment Of al kinds IL enhra-
cling Marble Top Dressing, and plain Bsrss.s ans
and plain Sofas; ans and plaia Center and Card
Tables; cane sest and Windsor Chairs, Rocking
Chair Of every description from plain wooden
seat - the hnsst hair cloth stuffed seat plsia and
fancy turned Cottage Bedsteads Of the latest styles
Lounges, &c.
Looking GLASSES Of all sises Clocks, CarpetiaRs,
door and door nattings, aoor and table oil cloths,
nastrasses, feather dusssn, carriage trnmings,
window shades and trimmings, and every other arti
Gle usually kept in our line Of business.
Part Of our stock was made under our own super
vision, and the rest bought from nanufaesori1s Of
high standing, % that We warrant every article
Tor durability and finish Of workmanship
Our object 10 70 establish . permAuent business
here, and not on the Peter Funk principle; and =
IN Endorsement to persons 70 pare6ass of y. are
resolved TO sell 1t the lowest 81. Louis prices.
Call and examine our stock before puschaalns
elsewhere. We will always take pleasure In showing
furniture to Ladies' and 0entlemen Who call on a..
whether they feel inclined T. buy Of not.
SANDERS, 6COFIRLD i CO.
May q, 1656.-dkwtf
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FRESH
SPRING e. SUMNER 1
DRY GOODS.
! P. D. FOSTER,
Second g., bet. Main & johnson,
Il in Reoeip. Of complete
AND rrxE STOCK OF
LADIES' AND GENTLEaErgs
DRESS AND FURNISHING
GOODS.
- The attention Of close buyer, is solicited.
apr93-d&w
Curtain Danasks ana Window PIX.
GUPER Satin De LANES and Wosted Damaaks,
~ With Centre Tassels, side loops and Gimp 70
match. Lase and muslin curtai.as. 50, 80 md -
inch bal linen shading, gilt eoraaiees, curain pins
ana rollerS, In sets Or to suit +. y. FOSTER.
ePr1Soaw
uOUsEKREPER'sG ooDs-A ans a.sort meat q
IL linen and cotton, l0-4, Ia, ia sheet
ngs also, linen and cotton &C. ~ and Is inch pillow
casings, l0-4, ia and l2-4 f.lIandAle, Laacas-
ter and Imperial quilts. Dam ask, Lirdseys sad
aps33-dav p.D. FOSTER.
1853 Great Attraction No the lo00
NEW CLOTHING STORE.
1oOILEr 4 LL1 IN,
HAVING opeued = branch VI thsir New York
II stors in taioa Biloxi, No. IS: Main street. il.
vis the particular attention Of eash ana short ie
buyers 70 their extensive assoetnsnt q Clethins.
vhich tAey oaer q low prices.
- Being extensively engagsa 10 the nanufae-
thsnssives they cAa ODER inducements never befors
net With In the West. call il respectfully sole-
tied mySd4w
ron 0ENTLEM EN.
kSIHE, heavy and fancy bieached linen drills and
s,o~se. check and bl.y linen co.sins..
white, baG and check Nsrseilies veetfne,
1ndia silk, linen, lawn and Eingham csants.
lisls thread and cause merinO undsvshirss ~
drawers.
Lsls thread, linsn and cotton half hoas In ! srss
variety e qualities, and line assortment Vt iov
In KID isle thread ard cotton, PLATA and eheckAA
nyl5d fOSTERa;.
M fAlERS AND MANUFACTURES will 6nl
4vX constant supply Of large CirvstN Ssws, Va {
rasted, ao4 st tho manufacturers prioes; say -
-, = sl1 ): sssAss, 81: When required So inches
together With the smaller Sizes - the sign Of TN
Red Paddock. 4. w. H.TUCKER.
| AZ HAVE sold my stock Of Furniture and entir
j interest in the Furniture business 70 NJ. c. g
AnDOff OF the Gate City Furniture koous thanI
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