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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-05-20
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kEokrK CrTY DIRECTORY.

fI'Hl heokuk, tity Directory i now nearly ready
l. for the press. II embraces about $50 pages,
containing the names occupations and residences of
all our citizens alphabetically arranged. and no.
uces q the various manufacturing establishments
Of the city. and other matters Of general inter
est. II Will contain the most complete and accur-
ale Historical sketch of the settlement If The Half
Breed Tract land particularly Of our own eityl that
has YET apps AIRED, have lad access to the most
feiiasle sorycea Vt information. 1t viii also give
the different routes Of travel Through our state Ia
bles If distance. etc. etc.
Person wishing Their advertisements To appear in
it, should send them in Fmms diatey TO the Ben
Franklin No. 81 aian-st, over ogden 4 Bookstore
Advertisements viii be inserted AZ the following
rates
lnl Page, $500
Half Page. $500
lard, $500
inylA-dtt -, CLEMENS.
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I lNSEED Oh ana spirit Gas, at
IL novlT MOORE 4 H00PER'S
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To Nhoiesnlc Merchant..

To EhOIesnie Nerchants.
nNE Hundred eases of Hats, caps straw foods,
~ just received, which Will be Id at wholesale
at 81. Louis ~ Cincinnati prices. Merchants would
do we'll toeall and examine previous ~ purchs sing
their stock. Cali and examine NJ rs Main street,
corner Of Third, At
SHELDON'S
aprlI-d Ii al Store.
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ErATsl RArSl, nArst!t

LNAPKE@sl4I for the City trade. Just received y
II express, fine and full assortment Of the ne
spring style silk hats, at No. "a Main street.
aprl9-d 81. Y a GO.
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p. 7. an-..An.
LAND DEPARTMENT..
Des MoineS n. * *. r. Co.
IN the 18th day Of june next, the Office for the
~ sale Of the Lands If this Company will be re-
moved from this place to TT. Dies Mones
These lands viii be sold On long credits aud In
lots @ suit the means and wishes Of purchasers.
GEo r. PERKINS. Land Com'r
0.tumwa, Iewa, May - le46. myIedtf
EGE s1sE.
4 SPLENDID Farm ~ six hundred acres, located
L \ on string Prairie, sixteen miles n W Of the
city of keukuk.
If desired il viii ~ divided u sui purchasers
The improvements are II a supt ror character,
1t has been pronounced by those who have seen
IT, 10 be one Of the beautiful farms in the coun
try.
Apply toJ. /. Cave, String Prairie, or to Cave 4
Son, Main Street, between sd and 4th keokuk
iuch4dti
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4 CAN AND DO

- ELLto the citizens Of Keokuk and vicinity, FINE
~ FURNITURE, cheaper than they can purchase in
st Louis or anywhere abroad and transport il here,
Any persons doubling this invited to call at the
Gate City Furniture Rooms, 1876 Main street, and
satisfy themselves of the fact c. S. ABBOTT
feb sd
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Keep the NiInble Slxpence Roll.
ing,

ing.
| IN receiving large stock q irsl class goods If
ey ~ style, direct from the eastern cities which
viii b. 'od cheap FOR cash
tome and see What bargains. Hear sc our cry.
and We viii make glad tbs home. ! freely invite
All hands to unite Friends u Freedom. cheap yes.
very cheap. Swell the song Young and old the
strain proiong. My stock consists part II the
DRY GOODS
prlllings, Domestics, beached and brown Stirring.
Checks, Cottonades, 0snabutgs, Linen good. II all
kinds, &c OF dress goods have a great variety :
BaFeges, Barge dr. LANES, Chalhe-, silk Tissues,
Muli and Swiss Muslins, Dotted Swiss Glnghams,
ffints, &c; also, in this department extensive
stock of notions
HATS, B0NNETs, UMBRELLAS PARAsoLs,
great variety Of the above articles Mems and
boys WOOL, Leghorn, Straw. Panama and Chin
Hats Ladies and Misses Leghorn, Straw and
Brand Bonnet4 and Hats Parn-ols af all kinds 10
ful' the taste Of all
BOOTS AND SHOES.
An excellent assortment % Ladies aud Misses
Boots and Shoes, Ghitets. Slippers and Buskins
Men> and Boys Boots Shoes and BrogaIs.
Crockery-l have splendid lot Of Queens ware
direct from the If New York, which | am con-
haent can sell cheaper han any house in this city;
among which Is endless quantity Of common
tsas, and general az ortmcut of every thing in
this line
In addition 10 The above, | have d large stock of
FRESH GROCERIES,
" htch You ali know are fFlatled lower tAun whole
g. prices and nlso late import atiun Of choice
leas OF every kind.
sketch This stock IS tie largest aud most a
rts and viii be SOLID cheaper than ever before of
cd in this market have also on hand large lot
% >n'cmrr Clothing, which VIII be sold at low fig
ures. Nith such u complete assortment in every
department II trade, think can ofler inducements
10 purchasers not exeeied by any house IN this city
Call at No. 81 Main street, between "a and 81
and al No. 1873 Main street, between sth and 9th,
heeaak Iowa. ; 9 BILLINGS.
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Y. fkhNt n.
HA Will. a 40.

hEALERs 10 Groceries and Produce and Wrward-
- ing and Commission Mercbants, ~ Main street
between ID and 3D. hcekuk. Iowa.
Ncad cali the attention Of the citizens Of thiscity,
aud Country Merchants 10 their large and well
lected stock of Groceries They have If the lar
gesf stocks offered IN this place of all such
tcl"s as are usual kept IN tracery
and will sell on the most reasonable terms. IheN
feel ronldent from their long experience and de-
term nation TO give strict personal attention to bust
ness, that they VIII merit liberal share Of custom
ltu
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DENIAL Ks.ERY.

mr.. Il. 3 BARBER would respect -
- fully inform ms patrons and IN. 49,
puddle generally, that he hns httcd MP OTyAA
IA handsome suite " rooms, sTarng ILb
neither pains preXpctse 20 make th Ia elegant ans
comfortable. IA the brick building, west eide Of I'D
between Main and Jahn.on streets. Thankful foi
last fay0rs. b. -olciis continuance # the same
tas Allorerations warranted
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New sheet Music.
TUT received at Q. e Isbsli Mnsic h0otns a hne
~ assortment of the latest ard most popular pub
lseatlons apr25-dtf
L'RENCH CANDIES = we have just received
i from New York. large assortment of fine
French Candle Call and Ct some at
apr20d CREIGHTON d HMERf~
TIT RECEIVED a; rel ghton 4 dinner :, 4 large
~ ~ Of ehoice tigar,, such IL wall u9t fail 10
please all she aiIl call and try them.
I kT III BE REMEMBERED that lee Cream il
IL selling fast IL Creighton Dinner johnson
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- AIANAsI-N1 dIU UTINLlF3
- In the liquid hight
Is the water ~ our giasses'
M.ssrs. Moore 4 Hooper respectfully announce To
their friends and patrons. that they have again put
in operation their fountain which lspenses its cool
and delicious waters, favored with the nectar ana
ja eee OF most delicious fruits and flowers win
ter / rest has enabled Messrs. VI. H. 10 make such
Improvements ii the manufacturing process that
they say unbts tatingiy il cannot be surpassed nv
any .Erated water il the world. Call and satisfy
y1ur-elre Remember the place II Main street.
Behold he marx.
little fountain cell
Where water clear a. diamond spark,
my3d IL stone basin fell.
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SUNDRLE~.


NlGAR kettles fron to 40 gallons; Ovens ana
- isds odd Lids skll.s and IDS, assorted est
Iron lea Kettles Japanld Trunks Pudding and
RE M'nids seoilored and plain Cake Pans; Tea
CehlSIcfs SQUARE ana round. assorted Lard Inmps
lin ware and Stove Pip. House sheet non and con-
per work done promptly, in the very best manner.
tOMSIOtk Bh01HERs
S0 DuA pair assorted shoyeis and longs tor salc
Nv % The Prairie state Stove Rooms.
oct 4" tpMSlOCk 4 BROTHERS.
{ ~ hetties d Il had III the sale Rooms II the
~ Excelsior Stove Store
oct 10 coMsTock 4 BROTHERS.
E'NAMELED Preserve Kettles at tho sale Rooms
IL II the Prairie Premium Stoves
Get 10 coMsTocK& BROTHERS.
( t0AL Hoas the sale Rooms II The cottage
" Franklin Coal Stove
Get 10 coMsTocK . BROTHERS.
.1000 LBS Of Bailed Brass Kettles for sale low
y WV at Sale Rooms If the Home Parlor stoves
"e' ~ coMsToCk BL0THERS.
"A LbfE stock OF housekerers goods such as eft
- lee miiis oastng spoons egg whips. iron skim
met SKINNER ladies, meat forks, table spoons hash
anu sttas dishes patent and lox IN alters spice boxes
&c, Be- sale ~ the sale Rooms If ~ populaf
Sell Regulating Alright stove.
oet ~ CoMSfock ( BnoTHFRs.
| On PAlkof Tnncrs solder Coppcrs on hand at
Heating St0yes
octl0 coMsTock 3 BROTHERS.
4 HEAVY supply # Brass Japanned and plaip
= Candle sricks at he Sale Rooms Of The Quincy
cannon Ioal Burner, which il offered xtremely low by
oeI ~ CoMSI0cK h BROTHERS
'sNoTICE.s,
re You wan, to secure aud retain coon ag,lru call
| &. cd BATH TUa.
we make Thorn u Tin Or Zinc. any shape ar size,
ut very low prices. COMsIOiK ii mos
March p, d2m
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LsLOt Il! Eiour,-Custamers can rely upon getting
/ QaIncy, Benlonsport, and Birmingham Flour
regularly, at IS, Main street.
noy2Sd HAMfLL co.
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endless variety Of silk and Linen Pocket hand
\ kerehiefs aud cravais ~ upr26 III ST0N's
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3 ,-.-.
ss>OTICE.s'
MskBLEIZED IRON uANTIES
~ iii 1Iates at C0MST0Ck Il BROS.
March II dIm So Main street
G. M HUSTON,
Wholesale Dealer Notions nua
Fancy Dry Goods.

n N Mn SIHEET, hfOkIk. IONA.
new stock and the largest and best assorted eyer
offered IN the market. Cur stock il purchased direct
from manufacturers and importers, and We pledge
ourselves 70 sell at prices as ow, for cash good
time buyers, ST. Louis or any other western mar
ket.
Merchants will find i, to their advantage To call
ana examine our goods and prices before buyingelse
where We VIII consider it no trouble to show them
through our Stock.-apr26-d6w
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4 sOLDEN SlktP-in kegs and half bbls Hell
" chcr's Sugar House syrup, III kegs and half
bbss. Raisins IN boxes, half boxes and quarters.
nny2sd HAMILL q CO.
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AnIIfI TO nItIl.i.H.IkN.

II a
4 LAllN and we'll selected stock of Paints Oils
"A Glass. Narnish, a., &c. on hand and for gale
by MOORE HOOPER, Druggists Nam St. below
Third, consisting in part II
White Lead, pure q Ao l..
Snow white Zine, very superior,
Zine dryer,
Colors in great variety, both dry and n oil put up
IN /, :, 4, 8 and 10 n cans.
Coial VANISH
Japan do
White d.
Leather d.
Glass Of best brand and various sizes
All OF which they will sell cheaper than any othef
house in the city, Tar casa.
Give u cali. MOORE HOOPER.
seutcuher 4 3S55-d
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city Lois for sale.

CITY Lois for sale.
FlNiE undersigned has some Dwelling Houses for
sale; alto number of busine - lots 20 it. front
on Main md Blondeau streets also some suitable
lots for residences. Terms favorable Enquire Of
apr2ldlm TH0S. MARTIN.
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4 Lii persons indebted to mt, or having any clai ms
against me, are requested to call my store
on second street, and settle previous to the Let Of
nnt next. mNledtd N.uOIIHEIMEK.
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I HAVE bought out the Dry Goods store Of James
L. Bruce, and will hereafter continue the business
III the same place.
Remember the place: one door cas-; Of II D. Wood
ward Co., Main street Il. A. WILLIAMS.
deelSddw
DLAIba.-1hose beautiful Scotch and Tartan
Plails, every variety can be found al
sep27dkw W00DW ARD & cos.
DEADE MADE CLOTHING.-Eyerything in this
IL line can b had at tie lowest figures at
sep17dpw WOODWARD a CO.'S.
NTEs,RS. EDITORS Pl.ase irsgrm tho Ladies
VI tina; have received the largest stock Of en-
hToidesins, Collars from cents 10 s. 90; Maltese
Black silk Brussels and real thread Laces Lace lac
onett and swiss Coiia-s C.5sets Ribbons Mailr An
tique ana Ribbon Trimmings &c, &C.
H. =. WOODWARD & co.
Aug. IS, ls55.--daw
nRESS TRIMMINGs-Th Ladies can be suited
l. this Inns at
sep-7d&w WOODWARD 4 cos
Wool DELAINEs.-Ese variety Il plain and
W figured Wool DeLaines, just received at
s#p2ld&w NOoDN ARD cos
rail- styles.
WE have just received our Fall styles of Ladies'
w Velvet, C!oth, and silk 0loaks, Talma' aid
Visettes also Of Broeha and Plaid Shawls.
sep27d&w WooDWAk 4 co.
DLAID LONG SHAWl.S - Just received pc
American Express, 100 Of new and elegant
styles, which with our previous stock makes our
sortment more full and complete than at any time
during he season 50 Main street
decl0d DURKEE 4 co.
NEW EMBR0IpERIEs--Ne fine ana medium
N French worked collars setts Linen and Jaconet
collars and cuffs. fine Linen Cambria handkerchicfs
in short fne stock Of geeds ia the above line, Just
reeeiy ed Ak s. Main Street,
dec 10 DIRkEE & co.
LN.opR OIL CLOTHS Another lot , feet in
L width, new and splendid patter,s inst received
at s. Main Street, DURkEE & co.
deciAd
SILkS SILKS We have received very re-
-. GENTLY by express several LARGE Lots Of Dress
Silks. which offering at Unprecedented low
prices. Also another lot # splendid "Moire An
tiqaes IN dress patterns. No IS Main Street
decl0d DURkEE & co.
SEAMLESS BAGS--stark Mls-600 Just receiv-
~ ed at S. Main Street DUkkEk A co.
deel0d
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GENUINE Bear's Oil, White Stick Pomade rust
~ received and for sale cheap by
noylT MOORE 1 HOOPER
TUsI received, apply Of Winter strained Lard
- OH, superior article.
uovl7 MOORE & HOOPER.
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4 HEAVY supply # Brass, Japanned and plain
4 Candle sricks at The Sale Rooms Of the Quincy
cannon Goal Burner which il offered cxtremely low by
get ~ C0MSI0CK X BROTHERS
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IosTETIER = celebrated stomach Bitters for
L L sale by MOORE HOOPER
Septefuber g lS55.-d
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ran styles.

i LNooR OIL CLOTHS - Another lot II feet in
L width, new and splendid patteras inst received
/ at s. Main Street, DURkEE & co.
dectNd
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GOODS.

- The attention Of olo.e buyer j. solicited
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1856-12-11

WHAT He WAS CRYING FoR.-lt
was the habit Of Lord EIdon, when
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT, to close his re-
marks, justifying his own character
At the trial of Horne. Tooke, speak.
ing Of his own reputation, he said.
"Itis the little inheritance | have to
leave my children, and. by Gods
help. ! will leave it unimpaired. =
Here be shed tears, and to the aston.
ishment of all present, Milford, the
Solieitor-General, began to weep
Just look at Milford" said by.
stander to Herne ToOke, "what on
earth is he crying for99'' Tooke re-
piled, Gle is crying to think what a
little Inheritance -Eldon's children
are likely to get"
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1856-12-11

They have a man in Mississippi so
lean that be makes &c shadow at all.
A rattlesnake struck at his leg six
times in vain and retired in disgust.
Lie makes all hungry who, look at
him, and if children meet him in the
street they run home crying for
bread.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1856-12-11


TRANSMITTING TREES This is
an excellent season of the year fol
transplanting trees. In choosing
garden trees you should be careful
to select those having strong and Wig
orous stocks; and the larger they
are the better. AS a general thing
it is much better to pay high price,
and thus purchase tree which will
commences bearing year or two ear
her, than to give !. low price, and
have to wait a long time for the
fruit. In setting oft a tree, hole
should be dug Of sufficient depth to
allow Of the tree being placed little
lower in the ground than before, and
if the soil is ola hard, ciayey nature
the bottom should be covered with .
layer of loan. Then after spreading
out the 6bres carefully, fill in, occa.
sionally shaking the tree so as to al
low the earth to settle well about the
roots. The soil about the roots should
be we'll watered, and the earth, after
the hole is filled, should be stamped
down hard.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1856-12-11

A humorous old man fell in with
an ignorant and rather impairment
young minister, who proceeded to in.
form the old gentleman in very pos
tive terms, that, be would never
reach Heaven unless he was born a
gain, adding, 81 have experiences
that change, and, now feel no ankle.
ty.' ..And have you been born a
gain?" "Yes, | trust l have. y
|"Well," said the I'D gentleman, eye.
ing him attentively, 81 don't think
it would hurt you, young man, to be
born once more"
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1856-12-11

"Mr Filkins, you say you know
the defendant; what is bis cliamcter?'
"for What sir, spreeing OF integri'
ty?"
"For integrity, SIR -
swell, all that / can say about
Jones is, that if he's honest, he's
gotta queer way Of showing it, that
is all. "
"What do you mean by that?'
"Just this, that the night before
he dimes on turkey, somebody's pouf
try coop is always broken OPEN
"That will do, Mr.. Filkins"
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1856-12-11

Punch says that the preachers
may say what they please about the
hairs of the head being numbered.
but they can't make him believe a
word of 1t, for be has pulled at least
half his hair out, and cannot end a
single figure on them.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1856-12-11

A country editor says-"Thc arms
of pretty girl wound tight around
your neck has been discovered to be
an infaIlibIe remedy in case of sore
throat. Il beats pepper tea all hol-
low" 1t is at least worth trying.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1856-12-11

PARODY. Tho Cleveland Herald
gets off thefollowing parody on the
Mellow Horn"
.'All nature smiles to nsherin
The Flushing queen of morn,
And patriots with the day begin
TO take their usual horn.n
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1856-12-11

day, the ass day Of Septeni5cF ~
next. Terms as heretofore AS
Students may enter at any period of the ses-
sion, and pay for The pnexpired portion cf H.;
but 1t is desirable that eachsludeLt shall if pos
sibLe commence atthe beginning of the session.
In consequence of irregularity of attendance
hitherto, it has been determined by the Board
of Trustees that each student shall pay from
the time of his entrance until the end Of the
session, ard that no deduction shall be made
for absence, except in case Of death OF pro-
tracted illnoss.
Parents or guardians wishing to enter stu
dents at Fayette Academy, viii call on John
Goodrich, Secretary, ard execute their notes
for the tuition fees, payable at the end of the
session, for which the Secretary will give them
a certificate that wil eEtitIe them to entrance.
. The Board Of TRUSTEES have procured the
services Of Mr. CooPEh, II gentleman Of first
rate qualifications. as Assistant Teacher; and
as the School remains under the able manage
ment Of Mr.. Dickinson, they confidently
recommend jt TO the patronage of the public.
. BIZ order Of the Board Of Trustees:
= JOHN G. oGDRICH. Secretary.
Fayetteville, Arg. 28,-ls58. sg
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1856-12-11

1t is estimated that there are at
the present time in the United States,
twenty-five thousand persons afflict-
with insanity.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1856-12-11
DRUGS, MEDICINES
f.s AND
N.NN'.M|'',,is:s

nIEMER & HAMPTON have gy
IL Just received their Spring
stock Of Goods, consisting of everything in
their line, to which theyrespcctfully call the
attention of the public. Their stock islarser
and more complete in assortment than II has
ever been and will be sold on the mostreason-
able terms Physiciansand all Others wishing
to purchase ANYTHING in their trade will do
wellto call and examine their stock at their
store, west side Of the public square, Fayettc-
vile. Tenn. DIEMER & HAMPTON.
April 20.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1856-12-11

jim, o'u Oh ever STUDY gram
MARI ..S4h :.
Il did
What case is Square CO
He is in the objective case
How SOP
Because he objected to paying his
subscriptien that he has been owing
for five years or more.
what is noun?'
Don't know, but know what re-
nownis.'
well, what's it?'
Running off without paying the
printer and getting on the black lis'
as delinquent
Good. What is conjunction?
"A method of collecting subserip
tion in conjunction with a constable
Never. employed by printers uutil The
| last extremity.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1856-12-11
MHI1'TON COLLEGE,.

VSHOSE who have not yet paid their - -
II subscriptions, are requested 10 kkiI
settle the same before the I5,h CT EoyeIn-
Der next, as at that tine ell unpaid sub
seriptions are 10 be placed in the hands of an
ofiicerto be collected byiaw--it being the in
tention of the ,Bnildirg Committee to take
Immediate steps to compleietie edifce. BY
order off;he Committee: 50
i. A.'DIcKIEsON, setc.
October 49,
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Cheaper Goods

Non acre erer sold IA this mar1et We are not
talking now for Buncembe, bu. mean jRstwlias
we say, and alive ask to convince YOU Of the
truth of this assertion is an examination of our
Goods and Prices. We viii take great pleas
IRE in showing our Goods 10 all who may favor
lis with a call. Remember our i0c,,-
tiom.a land a'sa remember that ifyou want EssE-
gains, TO cali atthe Cfie:ips.:sssi Store of
SHACKLEF0RD. YOUNG s. co.
Fayetteville. Sent IS. 1956-12m
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DRESS .l0nns

~ - y
embracing all the latest styles and patterns of
Silks, Merinoes, Cashmeres. DeLaines, new
style Poplns, Coburgs, Robes. Persian Cloths,
Ginghams, Prints ETC.; also to a beautiful line
of Nantes, Talmas. Cloaks, Shawls, Ribbons,
.Laces and Edgings, Chemzettes, Collars, I'm
der Sleeeves Embroideries, White Goods. Ho-
sierS Gloves. Frlnges and Dress trimmings;
and FOR Gentlemen, they have a large and SUI
perior stock of read made Clothing, (all prices
and Qaalities) Cloths, Cassimeres, .Sattinets.
Blankets, Tweeds. Jeans. Kerseys, Vestfngs
end Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods. We can
'not'here cnusnerate all the articles that we
have, hnt deem Insufficient to say that our
stock of Goods, IN point of extent and variety,
will be equal to any in the place; and having
bought them expressly for this market, and
mostly for cash, we feel no hesitancy in saying
that for-cAsH we can and will sell
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Perpetual motion "a woman s
tongue when talking about her ba-
BY.
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ME AQE9DNs

II ARD in BIZ Feathers, Beeswax ~.
4 4 aud Tallcw taken in exchange Al
for Groceries, by Z. b, & w. l.. CARLY.
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INTENDING to devote my time exclusively
L to Hotel keePingat the SHELBYvILLE lNN,
I retire from the Grocery business, and take
pleasure in recommending the new concern,
GOODWILL d CUMMINGS othe patrons
of Evans 3.CUMMNGs, believing andknoNing
that they will give satisfaction to all who may
deal with them; Cummings, the active part
ner of Evans d Cummings, remaining in the
new concern.)
D. S. EVANS,
OF the 6rII Of Evans d Cummings.
Dec. l, 1853. Saelbg,plle, Tenn