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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1856-02-16

II is TINE TO DECIDE. Never since
its foundation has Abolitionism evinced
50 clearly and undisguiscdly its settled
determination to trample under foot the
constitutional rights of the South-never
has sectional fanaticism welded so pow
erful influence-never have the anti
slavery factionists been so largely repre-
scented in the national legislature as at
present. In view of these facts, it be-
comes the imperative duty of all national
men, and especially of Southern national
men, to consider well the issue that APP
proaches. The danger steals not upon
them! They are forewarned of the de-
signs of their enemies The fault will
be theirs if they fail to prepare to avert
the peril. Upon the issue that is APP
preaching there can be but one national
position-but one position for patriots
and friends of the Union That position
the national Democratic party now occu-
pies. 1t occupies The only platform
which is not bounded by sections-which
embraces the whole Union. 1t, in q
word, is the only national opponent Of
sectionalsm-the only party which,
North or South, stands united in defence
of the Constitution. The minds of the
people should be prepared for the issue.
They should calmly and dispassionately
consider the nature of the coming con-
test, and judge for themselves what are
the interests it will involve. This done,
as patriots they will take their stand
under that banner upon which their
rights are inscribcd-the banner which
has ever waved in the thickest of the
fight when their interests have been as
sailed, which is the banner of the people,
the Constitution and the Union. - Union.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1856-02-16

BEsPEcTABImTY.-Fery recently Mr.
Forrest played an engagement in Balti-
more. One morning, while at breakfast,
says a contemporary, the colored man
that waited on him ventured to say:
" Massa Forrest, | seed you play
H5yiaius de oder night golly, you
played him right up de handle. / tinll
dat play just as good as Hamlet Was
it writ by the same man p
oh no, said the tragedian, amused
at tae communicative spirit of his sable
friend, q Hamletwas written by Shaks-
peare, and Virgnius by Knowles"
" Well" said the waiter, " dey's bofe
mighty smart fellows. Use an actor
myself"
Your" said the astonshed TRACE
dian; "why where do you play y
Down in the 'sembly rooms" was
the reply. "We'se got a theatre, stage
and screenry and dresses, and cherry
ting all rightr We plays dere beauti-
full I"
What have you ever played ~
"Why Pso played Hamlet, and Pol
onions, and de Grade Digger, all in the
same piece"
" How do you manage to rehearse 2"
4" Why we waits till de work is done,
den We all go down to the hitchen and
rehearscs."
but, what do you 90 for ladies?" said
Mr.. Forrest.
Ah, DIRE re stickl We can't get
no ladies'"
" Why, won'tthe colored ladies play p
cob, no" said the colored actor,
ode co5orcd tables tink Htoo degraaiRg. "
The great tragedian asked no more
questions.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1856-02-16
THaI IhhLhlLI LnMI
r. or GALE :

I LIZ ! y LEY lAy2lEs 1lzLgy
FOR GALE
z 7 7HE subscriber offers at private sale,
Il the following
TRACTS OF LAND,
no. 4. a Harm, containing 20G1
ACRES or LAND, lying about two
miles from the Chesapeake and Ohio
Canal; the same dists nee from Poolosyille,
and q or 3 from Seneca Mills.
THE improvements are com
q 4 Portable LOG DWELLING
ss,: HOUSE, Kitchen, Meatbodse,
d-ss1S-z &c; well Of water in the
yard, &c.
40. 2. "A Farm, containing 1861
ACRES, beautifully wooded with fine
Ghcsnut timber, a stream of never falling
water runs through this farm, and aeyo-
raj very fine springs Of most excellent
water It is situated on the public read
leading from GAINESVILLE to Poolesyilla
It is four miles from the Mouth of Mo-
nocacy-l9 to Poolesyille.
No. e. This is detached WOOD
lot, being distant from the homo-farm
2 miles, and containing IS ACRES.
No. q. Is the subscribers residence.
There are in this tract 300 ACRES OF
LAND, 70 of which is wood, the whole
under excellent fencing, mostly of Stone
and Post and Rail, Gocust Posts and
Chestnut rails) This farm is in an ex-
cellont state of cultivation, and has
several Orchards of choice fruit.
pgE2 THE improvements arc sub
asaHA stantial 6TONEDWELLING,
ls.sas3- e.. (recently built) two stories high
and basament, Barn, Stabling, Over
soers House, Mcathousc, Courthouse, Ice
house, PoulHyhousos, &c. &c. There
are several springs of water, and running
streams on this farm. All Of which
land will be sold a great bargain if i'm
mediate application be made to the sub
scribcf, near Dawsonsyi.le, Montgomery
county, Maryland.
NICHOLAS BREWER.
dec 15-4t
National Intellgcncer, will publish weekly.
four times, and send bill to the subscriber
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1856-02-16
Cooking Stove for Sale.

I HAVE socOnu-hnnd NOUhINN NTVN j,
4 which has been used but a short time, and
which viii sell low.
jan 10 p. II. BOUlC.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1856-02-16
EXTRA PLATED WARE AND TAPLE

Tea SETS, Cake Baskets, Casters. Walters
fhehgs Goblets, Albata Forks. Spoons. But.
ter Coolers, &c. Aso-Superior Table Cutlery.
spootacles & Eyeglasses.
God silver, fine steel extra plated spcciaclcs
and Eye Glasses, Of an focuses. with perifocol
penscoplc, and parabola Glasses. Strict atten-
non PAID 70 Che selection Of glasses adapted to
the eyes of Wcarcrs.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1856-02-16
MANUFACTURED Tn nRnEp

Every description Of Gold and Silver Ware
such as Testimonials. richly wrouobt witb AZ
proprlaie designs. Diamond and other Pre-
cious stones, SET In the most elaborate STYLES.
Arms, Crests and Initials cut on stone AMI me-
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1856-02-16

aos% e>ss i,.l prone in lie
lys, nauuar.
Aasan. tsGcit Oct. c-Ct
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1856-02-16
WATGM REPAIREMC.

Arms, Crest and initials ent on Stone Xxi me.
tal.
WATGH REPAIRING.
Watches and Chronomoters carefully repair
cd. and wauontci 90 perform, accurately Al
so--Je"elry and Silycrware neatly repaired.
SIkANGElS VISITING TIE CITY
arc M"ied t'cAamine our stock, il but for
thcir amusement.
AT goods warranted at the lowest rates
and as represented.
N. W. GAIT BROTHER.
No. 20 pennsylvania Avenue
Between 9th and 10th SIS
Wellington. Avg fs, 1855.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-09-27

rage. Once, at your age, be possessed
the thousand thoughts that pass through
yosr brain, new wishing 10 accomplish
deeds equal to nook in fame anon
imagining life dream, that the sooner
he awoke from it the better. But he has
lived the dream very near through. The
time to awake is very near ., hand yet
bis eye ever kipdles ai old deeds Of dar.
ing, and The hand takes . 6rmer grasp ol
the staff. Bow low the head. boy, u
you would, in your old age, be rever'
enced. z.
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CHAS. Il W. B. STONE
Wholesale and retail dealers /.
IT ARDW A RI

Ill A K i" A RI
JMachina. agricsituyst Lmplsmsas I'D
SEEDS OF ALL KINDS.
uAvE in store, snd respectfully ciFer q, 49,.
II At St Louis q ohiesse prices, 70 the to-
Of q retail, race
!OO kesgs walls, (sssorisi sse,,
$50 borss glass, q
10000 lights sash. do
30 eoi!s sssnslta ROPE, do
50 cole lsed pips, do
20 circular ssrs, (i4,gs si.es>
600 Il best leather bsltins, ali r,,t,l,
100 dog. ousensrs fles,
$50 dos. ares,
100 dog. are handles,
100 Dig: sAossls and spade,
9 casks log chains,
z'oO To-. earrisge bolts, suis and
WGsAsrs,
20 nsovse-hoie anvi!s.
90 bla. ksmifh's beLov,,
osethsr with eve.y variety Of platform s,s
counter scales, carrsntsr's, black,mi,h,. snS
cooPer's tools; house building and shelf bsrs-
ware, &c, &c. We have the largest and h.s,
| selected stock Of goods in Iowa, Ard are horns
to sell at the lowest rates. CSfl and q II ~
are not IN earnest. No. 2, Union Block.
n35-ta s-.M Muscatine. Iowa
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-09-27
W. HAM MO D.!
DEALER I'M
all kinds Of
MERCHANDISE
Upton, IOWA.

w OTLD respectfully say TO the public ia
w town and country, that we are no. re-
celvsug our stock OF goods direct frea BastoE.
Our selections were made with tie greatest
care ard attention, aud no doubt but generous
community willappreeiate our efforts.
GOODS.
A full aud complete assor,m et, of Ane
ie4a and Foreign dry goods, a; figures far
below old prices. Examine them.
CLOTHING.
Coais, pants, vests, shirts, drawers,
efaYats, stocks, gloves and socks, 50 low thai
il is unnecessary II 90 farther.
BOOTS ASDS SHOES.
Il great variety and quality. Give u. call
and look altman. you will be suited.
HATS AND CAPS.
In endless
variety ask
for them
and We viii
be on hand
for bargain.
| Hardware and Queenswars.
! suited 10 the market, and a general
stock ae cheap ~ any one sells.
Groceries.
We Ain 10 keep good articl. at the uarie
price. We keep almost everything foan in
variety store, and as cheap as the bes. Of them
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For J. q. L4mAar6s Giss Cgso.
RSpuhllcan Ghorus.


For J. q. LAnAards Giss Clss.
Republican Chores.
~ ph r. ausfHI
AlH-E Pi1riss, C.su.
Esa.Aa sea Freedom! Naes ths hAarsps
resoand,
Le. the echo b he ard over e1rtA.
Go ~ gssaer she STANDARD Of fsseaoa around.
Ger this lana tas. g,vs liberty birth.
4 nation ha<spsksn TIE people wiiisavs
Prou disgrace ami from rain and wrong;
For that seasssous temple our .orsfa.hers gave
Sail never 70 traitors bels az.
We ear walt we can lascr--our triumph 10 sars
- earnest--be iaithfal--be trns.
u csase 20 holy, 80 Just and 80 pare.
Well not only dare, but wen do.
Veil dare to DO honns.; veil dare ss " Jast;
Wen dare By The Onion 10 stand;
Wen dare to raise Libcrty's robe fram the da1,
Wen dare Danish chains from the land.
Nor shall pitifai traitors. or dastaraly knayss.
With the slaye-dr.yers lash in the van,
Essr teach 70 free men the ere.d Of the slave
Or the Law Of oppression to man;
But nnbough and fsarlsss-not oniec shall lsrs,
Sor threats Of disunion sppal;
Ths heart that . noble may never eadsrs
Teservs At Hypocrisys call.
Obi tbs not with creed, or with country Ne war
For our "ssgis" 10 bounaless ~ time.
1ne oppressed Of eli nations, near and afsr.
Are welcome to Lberty's cline.
Dns We ask, whilst With open and generous hand
We sxtend homes and labor TO all
VINO from syrrany by from their own native land,
Ghsu rally 1t Patriots sall.
Ter adisn Of hearts, and Of honcs, aad Of land.
,ris Union in HrsedSm We seek.
Immortal in infams traitors shall stand,
when millions Of freenen shall speak;
1hsn jsckalls o. party-shose vultures in place.
Who barter their country for gold.
Shalt sneak. TO thsir own native shame and
disgrace.
When the viii ofthis people 10 told.
ne "Ides," Of November In thunder viii tell
Whist true and fres people can dare;
In pasans the heart Of nation shall swell
For bold Fremont and Jcsse the Pair.
Kss glory reward him, sweet Jsssie meier Hiss
CsulA worse Ger befail him Seiew-
TIA sixty I've shoussnd political "sviss,7
70 The hssd Of Salt River shall 60.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-09-27

Intellect can, bear fashionable refine
meni, and dies under il in one or two
generations. II you would select a youth
who is likely TO make his mark Ia the
would take one who is caring mud in
clam she'll wagon, or building houses in
the sand; and no, the delicate baby who
is fondllng China Iap dog on the parlor
sarpa,. Daniel Webstsr's father made a
cradle for little Dan GU, Ct a pine log
with an axe and anger; aud Lewis Cass
was rocked by his s!aid New Hampshire
mother IN second hand .ugar.uough.--
The grxatest architects for the manulnc.
tine Of genius are Poverty and RepubIl.
esuism.- .flb. Tiors.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-09-27

The Old .Maa-Bow low The head
boy, do reverence to the old man. Once
like you, the vic,ssitptes OF life have sill
ysrsi the hair, and changed the round
merry face to the worn visage before
you. Once that hear, hcos with a.pira-
tons co-equal to any you have felt = as.
plranohs crushed by disappointment, as
yours are, perhaps, destined TO BE-. One.
tia, form s,aIked proud J through the gay
scenes OF pleasure, the beau ideal 81
grace; now the hand IF Time that with
ers the Cover Of Yesterday has warped
TIA. iga.e and d.sa5ytc tue noble ca,
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Tones Wont 10.


THEY did no more than give temporary reliei
i and they never will. rs because .nsy
don, touch the CAUSE Of the disease. The cause
~ ali aeue and bilious diseases Is the atino-
snheric poison called MiasmA or Malaria. Neu-
trahze this poison by lis NATURAL ANriporE,
and all diseases caused by it disappear q once
Rhode. Fever and Ague Cure IS this Antidote
ID Malaria, and moreover il is perfectly harm
ie.s medicine. The certificate Of the celebra-
ted chemist, J. r. Chiffon, Of New York, to this
effect, is attached to every bottle; therefore
il does no good it can do no harm.
Thus is more than can Be said Ct Qnlnine, Ar
senic, or any tonic in existence, a. 'nen use y
runons to tie constitution and brings on DUMB
Acur which uever allows person 10 feel per-
fectly well for single moment In iilustrs-
ton Of these truths annex cone extracts from
a letter lust received from Pny sacian:
GEoRcgrowN, Ohio. March II, 1880.
A,sA. RHopss, Esq Dear Sir, Yours OF
| I'd inst, is at md. The Cure arrived late last
wear, and the difficulty in getting any one 20 Try
| il vas greatly increased from the facl ula'
remedy tad been ih,rcdue- which was grow
| ing IN favor with the pnolic, - beng bettsi
than using Quinine,-not Knowing, presume,
that the remedy they used 10 escape Qunine,
contained the DRUG ITSELF!
The remedy, (known a. "Smith's Tcuic,' y
would invariably sREAx an a.ue, out II die nol
| cuax il, as Il would cften return with reaewed
| y,gor. 1nis one circumstance deemed IN your
favor, il I could nstitute test comr .iscN D.
tween il ale our euaE. The t.. ".ns IS the
| result:
Three persons took our Cure" all Of which
were eases of "Quotid.an Intermittent Fever
| o: many weeks standing. They had tried Qui.
nine. and other remedies, occasionally miss ms
chill, but it ., Gas in all such csses, } slow
| iy wearing them out, and laying the tounda
| ton Of other and Sc yers maladles. | did sue
coed in eiFectisg a radical cure Of all three o.
these cases with your remedy. lu these case
the :. SMITHS Tonicr had been used, and woul'
break the chill, but it would return sgain.
| think there will be no difficulty now in Civ
ing 10 your "Cure' the vantage ground Of AM
cher remedy now in use here. Nm. BUcxSEs
| RHODES FEVER L AGUE CURE, 0
ANrIporE TO MALARIA, the only harmless rem
edy in existence, Is equally certain as Prs
vESriyE, or acuRE." Take it when you fee
the chill. coming on, and You will never has
single one. JAS a. kdoDEs,
Proprietor, Providence, T. !.
| Wholesale Agents, St. Louis, II. BLAKsLk'
Chicago, BARCLAY Bios, and fer sale b
A. Gilbert, Upton. 81 sm.
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Bob Crandell visited England las.
sumner. While stopping a, the metro.
polls. he happened 10 drop INTO a coffee
house, where 10, Of jockeys were speak.
ing abou. the swimming powers Of differ
en-. individuals. One gentleman said
his friend William could swim five miles
in forty minutes. Another allowed that
TLibbeis could do more than ,his-Thib-
bets 10 some fif,y-three minutes and sew.
sn.eights. Jus, mere Bob asked If he
nigh, offer a remark.
Yes, certainly replied they.
On this being decided Bob opned.
Your friend Thibbe,s is some swim
mtr, gentlemen. but Bis performance
would be considered nothing IN America.
On the Mississippi men swim with such
rapidly that they 60 ahead aud pilot
sleamboa,s.'
Nonsense
NO nonsense at all. To show thai
I'm not Joking in this matter, I'm willing
10 make a bet with any person tina, i.
willing to take me up
What is it,
That can out-swim any an in Eng
laid and give him an hours start
For what sum, sirf
'Anything-from fifty pounds TO .
California gold mine
We'll take the bet, sir, aad stake a
hundred pounds that ysu can, bea, Mr..
Mullins and give him tina. start.
Very good; l will take that be, gents
and here's twenty sovereigns TO bind the
bargain
when will ,ha, swim come off,
'Now-this instant
'rha!'s prrpos,erous, the day 10 loo fal
spent
.Daya Why, my dear sir, Intend Il
swim . whole week In the unnet
States il is considered nothing 10 swim
that length IF time
Possible +
Yes, sir, Harry Slocum OF New Or
leans, once swan from Charleston {,
Cuba. But this is wasting time. lie
as proceed TO business
Where do you WISH to star, from =
Lands End
I intend to swim around the islam
and want lots OF sea room
Fh. idea OF swimming around Grea
Britain was something that Cockneydou
had never head of.
Such pull would Kill ,orse.' sal
Mullins, but Bob was used to such things
Mullins persisted, however. in his refuss
10 undertake anything SO absurd in cor
sequence Of which Mullins friends Aa
to come out with forfeit in the sLap pc c
baske, Of champagne. During the re
mainder Of Bob's stay in England,
was looked upon as Merican prodigy
the man who talked OF swimming iror
London 10 NOVA Scotia
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r. n. lsErr. w. c. BREweTER
OHhco of Isett T. Brewster.

Office Of Isett T. Brewster.
Exchange on England. Ireland, Scotland,
Germany and all principle cities in the United
States bought and sold
Collections maze and remiitances at current
rates Of exchange.
Land Warrants bought, scotland located.
Money loaned on Bond and Mortgages on
long or SHIRT time.
Interest paid on deposits IS follows, to wit:
10 per cert for one year
8 do do 10 8 month, and over
do do do months and over.
Our present rates for exchange are as FOL.
lows.
EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS..
New York selling, "a prem.
buying, l-2
St. Louis, selling,
buying, IL
Currency DTS, ST. Loui., selling, IL
. Chicago, IL
Gold. Buying at IL prem; selling, at
prem.
For parties living, ont OF Muscatine, who
keep their deposits with as, we will forwart
exchanges - they may order to any point, a
current rates. n12-H.
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4UE101DXW0 :
I300N>810Has

NO. no, CeCoDo 81 NASS,
n NJ. BURNETT would announce to ne
H.. Trade and Country Meechania ln1t ~
can supply. FOR cash, the SCHOOL gUOAc'
published by W. B. smith 4 Co.. iveon =
Phiny, and a. >. Barnes Co.; inemaanS Z.
the Eieetic Sevies q school BOOKS, sanae.s
Readers, DayieS Series Of Nat hensaics, @e.,
by buying Of him, they save freight, in.uranfe !,
&c. and can have their orders hIlsd - muen
shorter time. He also keeps constantiy 10 stofe,
and will lob, 1t small advance on eastern pr
ces. all other school books used in Iowa Also,
il large stock Of Gap 4 Letter Paper,
Fancy note paper. plain and fancy envelopes,
cards. states and pencils, waters and sealing
wax, gold pens, wrapping paper, pccket oooks,
maps, inks, steel pens, bibles and prayer books,
song books, blank books, pass books, tnck
memorandnms, wall paper, mathematical M
struments, cheap publications, note DOCKS
| round and patent notes, shSef music. sranspa-
| rent window shades, fancy stationery, yaien,
tines, pocket knives, novels, from 81 ~ ana
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
| Violins, guitars, aecordeons, &C., together
with instruction books of all kinds, sheet music
&c. He buys largely Of al the above articles
for cash from the manufa ctnrers East, and car
sell them cheaper (deducting freights, &c ),
than they can Be got elsewhere, he 70 deter
mined to build up large jobbing trade in ,hs
Book and Stationery business = has adopted u
hi. motto. small profits and 70 Sc salss
He has also very large stock OF standard
miscellaneous, law, medical and theological
books, for sale At eastern prices.
Mev BsoIs rearssAd BY Erprsss, ~ room a.
Psblished
l Newspapers, Magazines and Periodicals re
ceived daily. r. M. b. is agent for tn
Buffalo Printers Ihk Co. The Buffalo Typ
Foundry, G. r. Hali's Percussion and Leve
Presses, Map, Sunday School Society, Moiin
Mills Wrapping paper.
nlly. X. N. BURNETT.
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THE GREATEST
MEDICAL DISCOVERY
DR.. KENNEDY, Of Roxbury, has disc eversl
in one sf our common pasture weeds
aremedy that cares
EVERY KIND OF HE.MORy


remedy that cares
EVERY KIND OF HU.MORl
From sA eorss Ser (sla to eommon ptspis
n.lss asl !. ever Inn e.ssa ssA rsvss assss exe~ps
Ia s.sss-hssA Maades hunns He has 10 his
..ssa ever to s..sss s~srsss = ~ vssss. ell sisss
Toe sss,is. .ss..s.A - p.rs..s sc.. .ss,A
'Arss sosis VII oafsshs wssss hisA Of pi.s's %
Tvs % .srs. sss.,.. ~ln e,..s u. .yss. Il Bn..
rs. s,s ss.a.. -. v-r,.ssS 70 cur. u. e..
ors sst.Ies sss vsrsssss V cure sn sss IN re
bottles warranted rsasns =. he 80
sa..ssss sn,ss ,hs hsa.
One so,.ls eli ears ss,ly sr.pssso 81 TIE sata.
I've ,hsss sassls vasssssA ~ vsrss sss
f"s Or .ns., >.s, n, vsrs,s,s 70 cur, u. - s..,s
Is = 70 issf 81 - srs ~.rs.ssd - Tbs ..is
T,ys ssst s,,sl-. IN ,ss -o-.. x-..si.
pr - ear. .ssrsa,sa sasa.yss - .ss.s ss.ssss
e..s, e b:ss S.s- sss ::s s@ :, s..s -
s.,s II .,.sa.s s,s % ..rs Fl. ~ sr. sa.
Hsi sIssys spssss for Ia fhssars s~s hirs. asous
s s*s s.: J. place. T. % a I'd Il
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IS s,4 - s,rs .s ~ :. .ss s1 =. ..4 greet
lefty q =. Nm s ..ss ,as. : 1s ~, ~,
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iaav s..r.l s... ., rrops, III Of th~7 .sea s.ep.
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KNAPP { REDMON,
Are now opening large and splendid assrrt.
ment of
Spring Goods,

ii
Al Ne. . Leelair Row asenport, Iowa
We invite attention and challenge compefi-
tionl Having anticipated an increased demand
we have purchAse1-a Monster Stock Of New
Beautiful staple and Fancy Fashionable Goods.
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Black gro de rhine silks, fancy silks in end ess
variety; six man,iilas---new styles; SOLD col
ors, ali wool delaines, fancy aeialDes all Kinds;
new styles de pages. any quantity ond cheap.
French Corers for Ptasos, Tables, &c.
Extra superior French kid gloves; erlbroi-
dered walls; FlouLciag, ali kinds; English
thread laces, tarlefons, ke. Swiss muslins
dotted nnslins; Grape collars. dimity bands, &c
Prints, Gingh AIMS, sc.
Great variety Of shirt bosems. fancy colored
kid flush silk gloves, plain and fancy deiaines,
ir en- lawns and table linen.
Canton crape Shawk kt.
Splendid assortment. u alpaccas, new and
choice styles Of giRghsms, vail berages, oil
kirds Of collars; French worked colia,s, beauti.
FIJI styles: Rich embroideriss In sets.
HOSIERY. GLOVES, &C.
Fine linen cambria handkerehiefs; shawis a
variety Of qualities ani patterns; thread lace
rimraing. great variety. mourning setts silk
aces; black lace walls, &c.
Hoped and Grass Cloth Skirts.
Wrench embossed chiLtz; curtain goods. india
swiss null, lawn cravats book iaconst, and cam
brie mus Tins; striped and plain nainsook muslin
domestic and Staple Goods, Sheefings, Shirt
ings, Crash, Huekaback, Puio,c Linen
and sheefsng, Scotch Di1psr. Fo~e
FuSnsshsag Goods, Millinery and
.Sfrau Goods, all .hstc and
Fresh.
| We particularly invite attention TO our assort
rnent Of staple domestic Goods, feeling confi4en
we present inducements to purchasers an
| eqaal!eA for CAeapness, Durability and Finish
/ Our patrons will always find an unsur passed ~
richest and most magnificent article Of Ores
Goods
! ~ B.--We intend tn sell large amount o
/ Goods at y small adYaucc from cost.
MS ~. KNAPP 4 EEpMuf.