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R0rk SAlaMO.

NJ. B. OSBORN g. co.
LAND, STOCK And INSURANCE BROXEHs,
Rock Island. Ill
Attend to the payment Of and all Other natIers
connected with Land Agency In all parts VI Illinois
aud Iowa, uhiee Orleans street, sraf u3G
House.
Cheap Lands.
W or Sec "a town 20 range " IGU acre.
w Qrsecl Is - Z" w 100
situated In Cedar county. Also
StS Wv Or sec ~ town 20 range h 60 "
st \ + Or see 20 tOwhS co. 4EsO :.
y ssE or Sec 70 - s0N - 4EsU -
Ets w qrsee " con i" 4EsO
81 w ar sec 2G '' H0N 4Ksu
W 81 or sec - enN 4Eet
In scott county, offered for thirty days al gfeAI
bargains BY their wi are dete rmiled 10 cell
Appl, 10 NJ. b. OSBORN d CO., Land Ast.
Rock Island Illinois.
We have also some City ard Country property in
Rock Island county @hbh areo Tered sers,hoai
Jan So d--wu
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New Arrangement
N - -.
Mlportaat 10 Passengers gosny Eass
VIA.
JOLIET gu OFF.

MICHIGAN JENTKAL KATLKUAD
1.-TWO daily trains leave Joliet leScepi suniays
/ connecting at Lake Station with tho Michigan
Central r. R. for Detroit and thence with HE Great
Wrs,tIn Canada Railway Tor Niagara Falls, hafalo,
Albgny, New York, Boston, Philadelphia, Montreal,
&c.
TRAINS LEAVE JOLIET.
tIs A. NJ, Lishmins Express srrfyrssl petfoh u
Up. ~. Niagara Falls 80 neSI kornlng and ~ YORK
gPM or Boston AIl2 st night, arrive at Flilapei
phia via Flint alto ?. ". also connects II Detroit
with steamers Tor lsSelsnd. AID thence with morn
Ing trains TO all poIEts Ia Ohio and PeGnsl iRAnla.
s1UP. M. ErpTossrsBnsct Ii. st morning al Detroit
with north shore lime o! siesmcfs through without
lst ding arriving at Buffalo al ) 80 a. NJ connecting
with Express train /" New fotk anl bos!on. also
connects With the morning itAln Oh tue thada mali
way arriving at Niagara FABLE atb,3o T NJ
Through tickets be Purchase ~ the ticket once
OF the eempany IL Jolle., allowing pas sehsefs'o hs
over end resuns tbrir eAI- 81 pleasure
Jul, 9i.t 5sdfy. n. kiCk, Supl.
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lO, GOO Acre. Of ChoLes LAND

NOh sale lib~fB teTnisiE lots 70 saI Ia sxUgI,
Il Clinton sd Fss eslien e0uHtges Apply "a
4ULIEs LITANGb.
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Pennsylvania RAILROAD.
E ss -

-
The great Cebtfsi Ronlc, Connecting lhe Al i<nle
cities With the Western, Northwestern sHs south.
western States, by coatnaou. Halfway direct This
road also connects III Pittsburgh With daily Ike OF
tesu,rr. 10 all psrls on the orlwsstrfH IsEss ma
ksps the most dired sktuSsst aa- rsisbh ssats BY
which Freight can te fofssrdoa 70 snd freA the
Great West
Rates between Philadelphia and pitGsbgEg,
sirst lass -hooIs shoes. prs.t ca, . t,ro :.
Goods 10 boAesl Fare, tea'hefs, AL
second Class. b.sok- u Stsl!oG'
err, Dry Goods an bales DTogs aHc 80 .,,.s
Aedieiues, aari "sfs Leather. Wool
6c-
1niId ss.--Ansii., EagsiEs.i
bacon, Pork ia bulk AsI slssi,y 81 ' 100 y
sole Leather tiI uuuiiesg OShfG, seq
fourIh & lass.z-Loree, tlsa,ss-,
con s. Pork (pack ed Lsfd6 Lara Oh, ~. 6 10 4
hemp, Iron, lead, nasis, soda ash' 6e.)
FL0Uk-eI per barrel unti, taEIheT Isusa.
nkAIN-:u rs per 100 b. sntl iaishes"ott,c.
IutTOS--S2 per bale, not exceeding 81 "a
vel hi until futher notics
II Pin shippins Goods from Any poiAt east ai Fhil-
aislphs, Do parIicuisr TO mark packages "s.a sHs
sstesaiG Rat.raed." All soods consigned is lbo
genls this kosd at Phl!ade phia rt,sbars sl3
be forwarded outdeieplion
FsEieHr AoxsIs-iarris, WormIy c., Mem
pkts, Tenn, X. Z SasS Co, st. Louie J. = IisSt
ell d son, Evansville, Ind; DupssDll, Bell & Bur
deck, ana Garter & jewsii, Louisslue Ky &c Nal
s's aaa.n, irsi Sprsmsn Ssn saa lswtt
o.; Leeeh & Co, "A ktibysi Boston; LeseL q Co
Aston House, y YORK; Williams, sld Bates
Place SswY ork; L. :. Sneedsr, Philadelphia; aIa
burg.
ii n HOUSTON, 6sEssa! kfsigAE 1Fs~f F5..4
r J, L0MBAEki, SsPt. aArssa, Pa,
feunsy iyanta Railroad.
Iares Daily Through Irains tstsesh rh.lsi ELia
and tittsbargb --IHE MORNING MAIL TRAIN
leaves Philadelphia Tor thssbfgtt II A ai.a
Pittsburgh iss Philadelphia att 4 M. The FAST line
iea,ss fblladett hiaatip. and Pittsburgfa r PHI
adeipLia st =. NJ. TIE NIGHT hkPRtss train
leaves Pniiadel mia tor Pittsburgh al IL NJ and
Pittsburgh tor fhiihdeiphia at II l.. 81.
The above lines connect st Pittsburgh with the
Railroads 10 ana from ST Louis, No, Alto, GaebA
and Chicago, III. Frankfort, Lexington and Louis
vile, ny feTee haute Dayton, Springfield, hs!ie.
foutins, SAnaasky, Toledo, Ciry Gland, GsiaELu-
kanesyIIle, MGs.ilioE and Wooster, OhiG asO, witt
The steam packet boats from ADD 10 New DTIebn.
81. Louis, Louisyiils and Cincinnati
Through tek els can lie had 10 from sILeT ~ ais
above pisces.
Por further particulars see handoilis 81 tie .rec
ent starting points, Passengers from the NssI viii
MAJ this the shoriea and Tnosi expeditions Ia
Philadelphia, Baltimore, New York or Boston.
THO'S. MOORE, Agent, Pass ger Lnes, Fh!te.
hESnlAEN. Agent Pas s.ager Linss, rntr.
t'Aiig. NOV "a 80 day
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CHICAGO AMI NVCA AbLANO 00Ae AAvt1N
R0M -
NEW aAsisANGEMENT,
IN ana after Monday, Jan. 18th ana uhtil iasthei
notice trains viii leave Rock lsiabd as ioiia"s
Isl Passenger train, sundays excepted, al 50 ! ~
- - Cbtrsva AT - VI
a., ,a.i l,as.euper Irtln ii II 10 A NJ
Arrive al Chicago, u =,
ID Freight with I'd ciassesfs al = ~
Arrive al Chicago ct 10 -
Trains sr rive az hook sisni daiiS, snAd-As eAeel
ed as foioSg: Aa =
let Passenger trsinaI ~
cad do "a ~ = - -
"a Freight with cd class cars ~ ior
All train oy this roa Ia direct connection al
Chicago with trains botht the Mich gsl aeasaeti
aud Michigan Central X. X TO and from IetroN, 10
ledo Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinhali, fNtsnafeh'
Duuklri Bnralo, Niagara Falis, AlhALy Ne" tori,
philn ielphia, BaliHots and Ssshii si1h .t!se u
Ii Sale with trains the Illinois teatrhl fesa
o nth to (falens AID soath 10 ST. ions aho s'i9 ss
whieh place lick etscan be proelfed u y : siE
ms Ticket sgi. n. Ii. Depot II Il
pa.sensers are reminded oftte necessity 81 Sung
distinct directions the deslnatish oi tteH LAX
gage .lso to procure tickets before taxing iheif
seals In the ears The conductors cOie,tisfus ohi
10 ATOMS on the ne Of the Chtcsga ana koek isaha
Railroad JOHN r iFA' ! s"HE''
W. H WMuiAs, ASST sapt
Roel island, Jan IL, 1856.
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90 Rent, For sale ou Thine, Or
'EIadG For 4 and

A Two STONY FRAME BUILDING, containing
"A two store rooms, Sith good cellars under them,
f.e = eiifBgs g9s5 ven 81 Fourth It. OppossTs the
mar. - house EnbuiFeat AeEsfL kO EbaUlp g Al
YErTs Grocer store on Froot ~,
d. I.dtf DR. IGNATIUs LANCER.
mr. krst copy and Il 4 adv
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Railroads.
Mississippi and Missouri Railroad
sas g2lkGa

HaHS2f
nN ANA ntl.r Mopua,, January 26ts, lest, nd ~
4 III further nxtlce uains Will leave DastAPef1,
for MQscstinc and lows city, a. follows: AZ
lei. Passenger lrsia daily (snudt>seAs a. ~
mi Fr.ie q, 4 rain With Passenger Car atia'd T
TrainsarrIve az Davenport daily, tsuuda,
az follows; "a ~
ist Passenger frainlt
gnd IF reis ht Train S!lh Passenger eaisa'
flashed at .tn,,s
All Trains ouI OF Davenport VIII make e~nl's'N''
with MnscaIine and lows CITY, IA
A NJ eonnoss.a With the Rock Island Mail fal1
winch leaves Rock lsiand for Chicago al ~ 4 N
passe ngsfs ere reminded OF The Necessity " si'ns
gage. Also 10 proeutc ticksts before iakihs ihs'!
sss,s In ne car. l0HS L. Hkski.
nay supp
Master OF transportation, 5snEo H"i"
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Attention Farmers.

yxrE have iasi received few more Of sGGl0ra :
w FatxHt stfG@ CaItrIs which We Cter fuT ls
~ IB.d.tc RiI9H9tge + PsETTTdAG.
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MOLINE PAPER KILLS.

M0LlNE PAPE6 0lLLb.
T,HEsubscribsrs constantly making u variety OF
Printing and Wrapping Pspersat their Ailliu 40
line will pay Cash for any reasonable quantity OF
good clean cotton oriinen rags. ourtrsveiling agent
A, o. Churchill Will cell The Aerslant. through
central lows and pay the Ia cash paper theiT
rags. WHkbLOCh FERGUS
Moline, June 30th, 1854.
INCUR, Blckwheat and Corn Meal for sale in
II sacksand Bills. at the Hawkeye Store by
FebG JACOB WEAVER, JR. co,
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3fMflrp, Nf.

IN
NOW OPENED
Large Stock OF /
Fine Matches. Jewelry and
Fancy. Goods.
BILLIONS OLD STAND.
Ne = IL Claire Row
10 which the stlrntion u The
PU7IsxC
= particularly invited
An Open Fisld and Fair Play
IkNENsE STOCK OF
WATCHES AND JEWELRA
Al aouSRl's, No g LIZ GLARS ROW
hAsn just reiaslea from New York viva me
larsss, and be ,ts,eek ~ lne Watches enc 9."e'S
ever LeIore offered Ia tits market ! saNo sS.e
Watches IRON S2oto sees silver from - 10 sao.
Gold Chains from o. 10 So. Rinss ff O. Ia' Sitslo
$50, %. Breast Pins IRON eito eou
would uaii particular atie It;or 10 my siorA q! La
dies Watches, which entrsess ilil sstief3 Fan,
Hunting and klainelsd eases,S thlhi ia" sun
In short nay ~lsI. stock Of Ciocssi Watches Jew.
eiry siser sni Plated ware and con PEI. ahs
u,h than has aver been tTonghE 10 this I.af
ket, ana wiils.ii Wholesale ofretsn "frrtcestaa'
will defy .iisoG petition.
Repairing done Is asaaiat seortpe3f~
Nov. 18th, ISL -
Table Cutlery BY 1zprsss
C>aoAtts Mandatory Al Conway, hassssa4,et!'
.---~--.-=----------.-
Gdcletp.
DAVENPORT MUSIC STORE
.,KANDALL HIGGINS have iu.i opeAea siargs
assortment Of Guitars, Ytolins, Egn,oes, sn.so
rinss, SC, &c Also ever sind OF nj asie books ~"
in which they win sell very cheap for chsi al NO
g LIE Cisirs Row oet5a'ie's
Yankee Notions snc Toys.
4 LARGka.soriu4e L 1sloI eptns I'D fsl ISLE at
- davenport Music siore;
No : lie Claire Row: IRASpaLL siue
Guitars.
a ara at vsry prices ranging tom $500 70 49,"
Also Violin from 90 teAty ave eeutstot~eais nseu"'
isrsaI Nos Claire Row Is
Aeeordsons and Flutinas
A Large And weliseiestei assortment Get eiyed
ST Nos Le Claire Row: rth
CLARtoNE!Ts, Flutes, siageoivt., rtssie"s aAd
~ Flies 81 reduced pricesat
Nos lie Claire kow. u
sheet nusi,
A isrgeeoiisetion On hand aIsao~ Masicte.eiseP
"A sssoon published 81
No { lie Claire Row. All
INN 6e.l Plano Forte in.trueIos ia lns orld Rich
i afdsop's modern schooiior Piano Fortes can be
found OF No lie Claire Rev;
Feather busters.
A Very nGs assortment can be found III lts Basen-
"a port da,;e store;
No LIS Cinife Row:
Canes.
Varied a..orim e. al just receive and tor safe 10 "
- at No b lie Claire Row: IL
hUlTaR aud Violin striBsssnd ever, Kind oi Aasi
" cal Aerehandise k-PteonsshnttS on hand ~ \" :
lie Claire Row. N
UNIONS school for Piano Forte, Curtis Guitar
IL Zundels Meiedeon Instructor sud In Tact every
kind ofinstrae.ion relating 10 mnss can be found
the Davenport MGsic Store;
No 8 LIE Claire Rev:
The Hsllslujsh.
lust putitshedby l. Mason, containing seiS IT,
q collection ofC Gsch Music: Also the shawn " "
3 Bradbury and q r Root. can be found 81 No lie
Claire Row 4 =
A BARGAIN!
Nhk story toid that property Ia Ied toe high, but
i those Wishing bargain 10 house snd tssse Guild
dowell TO cali the subscriber ef Obliged - sell
and will do iur the sake OF The 1onsS.
Call soon the pfsmiset, Harrison ST. near ut St.
VI NJ my shop on 5lh 81. below the Court hoass.
Also, q me lot for sale.
June l3-dtf r. 4 FITZPATRICK,
hLs
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BIRD CAGES.
4 HfLkADID assorlu1 eiit OF plain ans fancy Japan
~ ned Bird cages Of all .iles, qnsIii, aud f.tire-
~ " hoIesaie lHi Retail.
McMASUS & sHEFHEhD
Corner ud ltsiu
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treat Excitement al
FURSi FURSti
NEW YosK HAKNEss sr0AE

NEW YvEk HARNESS sr0EE
HAS BEEN removed from HFsay 10 Second ; Ire Il
III fc ~ doors Esspof Brady where haa Ge plsAs
ID al 81 all Visa good articles 10 tie he rnes
lisc Fhs GssyFtneEtls toe uVst complete sHeF
&c hers before. JfeRt IJaiHs ta- 81 g. please.
ks-L atssgsoa aEEsiI13ilars Efai-- tislieTs sds
Ergtt-s CORY Connie fls-.serls ~ every ktbd il
ibesrsss.OB Lsathe4 3 tF-Sssie ats
NaiEse and Saddles a abundance Hhips tEoE. IS
et.Qgsards ssdJlsslrcIB 80 90 10 $500.
Al ~ofk wsrrsntstt0 re e. feec amended.
u. W. EARaks.
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NOTICE.

ffHih fC.t clce has removed tut tue New. Be.o
i trlnsiLs IA the old Posi- unter room, whith q
been neatly ntied up, where shall keep usual th,
Eastern Papers, Books Of STANDARD Literature. kle
CANT illustrated Works, Cheap Publications, Maya
Eine., school Books Stationery, Choice Fame, Goods
81, &c.
l-tIT JNO, TOILETTE Art.
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LUMRER! LUMRERI

4 tLs Roes lslsnd SAW MILL, near the Boat
~ Yard The undersigned would inform the Inhab-
isHis Of Rock isiand and surro 7rtiug country that
they kavs hand - are Instantly msnufaciu.
ring all kinds # Building and Framing LumDsr, Fen.
rihg, LAtl.Enf
BROOM HANDLES.
Call and leave orders hch win DO promptly ailen-
ded 10. MEAD, SMITH d MARSH.
Rock Island, No, i5-dw,f
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Dl.U Lumber.

DSY ANASUSf.
I'RoM 100000 70 100000 feet OF Lumber al Dor
j. man Co.'s old yard, cor. Scott and Fourth sis .,
square vest Of Goes Davis Planning Mill, near
ly opposite the Courl House. The Subscribers have
hand the largest and bsst assortment OF seasoned
steam aNed Pine Lumber 10 b. found In this market
We keep constantly on hand Dressed aud Undrrssed
Flooring, sidBg. Fencing, III and inch clear sinn
Rived and Shaved Shingles, Latin and all other vare-
lies Of Fine Lumber which We offer 10 any 9th
or Yard ia this city.
nay lirtf ! POSTEP a. co
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.Mtfcheii'S Emp OftHgfs.
Ee.i s.ds Of Brads, 2d sosr frs@ I'd strsst
WE arena receiving AID oPsElag our ) III OS u
w stock OF Fail a. " inter Go eds consisting
in part VI tue following articles --s
French Msfinoes 81 all eoiors,
Cobu.g. aud Engiish 50
fisin and gid ell Wool Deiaiass. -.
Grape De Paris Ladies' ,loths,
Plain Fizsd and Plaid Dspez=f,
AIpaess, Worted P.sids,
Reisnd Orange coiid saisbsfs FiaLlsls
Plain. GRAY. Blue, Red, Yellow 81 W hls T labs els
Brown and BIssched ca nien fiGnhsis,
Fancy Velysts for Dresses aud cbi,creDis Wear,
aisnfiis yelyefs, ~.
blacE SaGeFed s.iks,
New styles Striped and LAID Dfess silk,
Plain Rls. silks, Bf1eade silks,
10 blegched Sheetsng and Pillow Case y u.iil
Cas.imsres, Saitiuattss Broad Cloths,
and NesIihgs,
sad large assortment ofa kinds o. staple and Fancy
Dry Goods too nunefoa.t TO specify our goods are
sill OF sseh desisbie styles AMI good qualities Ne do
not deem u necessary 20 occupy large sp1ce this
valuable EkpeF In lte wGI Of advertising, but re
would mercy to aha wishingIo purchase ar
tice. of good alsy 81 very Low prices, that aoek
goods are ol such qualities and styles sill Gear
close examinations aud sho~ for themselves,
Nc trouble 10 SHOW goods.
Come o. md Ill sn5 exam ne our stock.
OI22 HI & r.. w. MITCHELL
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INUWN y 3cUUNALD
hesips opeacd their Tailoring EsabiishuiCEl q u
i Brady street, bet. Cd q Sd Street i oofs Ibase
the iowa Book Store, and Ia wing re eeiyed a large
nd we'll assorted stock OF Cloths consisting 0f
simi res. Doeskins satinots, Twseds, Beavers Fsst
inz- ssilns, yslyets, &c. q. feel c. nhdenl from
ihcf experience 10 the business that they car pro
duee idf.t class garment, and AT as Fcasunable a
price Euy other Tailoring Esssbiisbment ~ the
Vicinity TO give us cali.
Cutting done aud warranted TO III II pr0uorl,
nado pp All orders will receive pro IN pl
BROWN MCDONALD.
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FRUITS. 2C..

A FRESH lot Of Lenious, orslxes, Nj. r,a.,,,
HNc, Just received by
Dec 9gdtf NJ H. HhiuENstiNrp
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CHEESE. CHEESE.
For Rent.

VNHE Warehouse with dwelling attached, ha,inK
i large cellar, Sc, occupied by The .ubscrters,
corner OF Iowa aDd Fo IIth sts. Being conuguent TO
the Railroad Depot, this 10 avery desirable location
for Forwarding and Comm sslon bnsness
F.bl JACOB WEAVER JR. & 60.
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Ren,0,at.
WILSON & HARLEY

IL "a removed their Grocery s,o,, 10 a., J.
Ii tizife's u0@ building, 4 door. helas' az y. ,
oniee where Ties have greatly ehlared tlsif.sst
ihey "oald f"turn lisir customers their sise.
hanks iof tho liberal patronage bestowed .1 ne"
aud respectfully solicit conlin,lauc. ot,br s~
Davenport, Nov -, '3..dAwtf
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DRY LUMBER,
r HAgEEOw On band any qunllts Of the bssl
j BiR Hull Ium Der,
WARRANTED TROKOUGHLY kILS.DRIED.
Having purchased several large Wisconsin Rats,
and supplied deficiencies from The Chicago Tsfds,
now have general assortment Of all kin 0l Lumber
hand. Also Pine AhiuslOs. Pailinss, Joists, Stud
ding, Sash, Parsing for Brick Houses, Lsth, DC.
II = ofiiee north ofths smltas shop, Us you enter
The siIy by the Camden road.
heck Island, repI ls.dI EENJ. ID. WALSH
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N. II. HEibEAhEiNEB,
Wholesale and Retail Grocery ana P,uyt,ts,
Store.
Second ~, = doors betosa Brady. Nortt side
I HAVE jest received and sn opcnisf oss a; H.
iarsert asd beet selected stocks OF
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS
ever before brought 10 iii. market to which tn,i,
the attention Of country merchants aud tie Uu bbs
general 10 whom Ola be above al greatly reda q
prices.
can ATT zee for ourselves tslere pareassas els.
where. drs -, ar
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NEW FAMILY GROCERIES

NEW T 4 Mill NNUtENIES.
THE subscriber ha- opur Cd large ana choice a.
soFtmeLt IT tEmil) CraeEries at The CEECk
EEhD STORE
Front s.. nearly opposite he nilh
n 5slS Doors ssiess Brrrs&s q Prs.sYAsaq
Where shEli always have o. hand . ieIi .sppiy "a
all .nch articles a. sy.r, family needs via
y q. sugar; FIsh oi all kibdS
lanaei Bacon, HaH.sEd 81 o4l4sg.
GIash.d tleaiod pU!s ARD
=. IL. n . Als4 ibulce Flour
SyrIF; corn Meal;
lOteu az Tea. t0tatoes;
Pepper aud Spi.rs Dried Fran.
Nails ana Class oUdeu NEte
Stone ware, hit1 Lead,
nt and fafpebEiErs soap aud I~a1isAs s.sk,
&C maA. auluI AI. les 100 "a. 70 msalloa 81
which a. be s.id ready pay al the io~ prices
VII alAo purchase all Staos 81 CoesIrf frsdsst
huttsT, ksks, Poultry What, Cora, Oats, els s.S,
Msp 20 iii BAllL 4 BtKku6s
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Table Cutlery by kxprss

L>aoAtts Mandatory Conway, hsssseAaset!s,
+ Jye hotsEis.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1856-10-15

An article ia the Edinburgh Review,
proposing TO draw its facts from PheIt's
History OF Salem, gives the following lu
dicrous description Of the way things were
done among the Puritans:
AT preaching the boys were ranged
on the sters of the meeting house, and a
man was appointed to keep peorle from
sleeping. by means Of short, cbabbed
stick, having at one end mob, with which
he would knock unraly dogs and men,
and on the other end fox tail, with Which
he would stroke the women's faces that
were asleep. In the same place, Salem,
two men were appointed to mark down
the none attendants, in order to present
them to the magistrate, when they were
fined, unless they had good excuse; and
three constsbles we're appointed to keep
watcn ut the three doors OF the meeting
house, to prevent any one from going forth
till the exercises were finished"
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across to the other side Of the scaffold :;
when, by sign commanding silence, he
exclaimed 81 die innocent of the crimes
imputed to me-" His face was now very
red, and, according to the narrative of his
contessor, his voice was so loud that it
could be heard as FAR as the ePont-Tournan..
Some other expressions were distinctly
heard 81 pardon the authors of my death.
and pray heaven that the blood you are
about to shed may never he visited upon
France" lie was about to continue, when
his voice was drowned by the renewed
rolling OF the drums, at a signal which, il.
is affirmed, WAS given 10y the comedian,
Dugayon, in anticipation Of the orders Of
Santcrree. "Silerce be silentm cried
Louis the SiXtcanth, losing all self control,
aud stamping violently with his foot
Richard, one Of the cxecu,iouers, then
seized Il pistol and ,ook aim at the king.
1t was necessary to drag him along by
totoo. With difficulty fastened to the
fatal plank, lie continued to utter terrible
cries, only interrupted by the fall of the
knife.-Louis B&4nc'S History nf Tie
F-each ReU0iution.
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We love upright men. Pull them this
way and the other, an they cnly bend
they never break. Trip tbam down, and
in a trio" they are on their feet again.
Bury them i'll the mud, and in an hour
they would be out and bright. You can
not keep them down, you canno. destroy
them. Fhay are the salt Of the earth.--
Who but they start any noble project ,
They build our cities, whiten the ocean
with their sails, and blacken the heavens
with the smoke Of their cars. Look to
them young man AID catch the spark of
their energy.
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loved her with an intense devotion. not
withstanding the revelations Of Astrolopy.
ltatlie's heart was so affected, however,
bv those revelations, that for ever after
she pertinacioosy refused to see her lover.
In vain he plead for explanation from her
friends, but she would give none, and they
lad none to offer. On the the very day
al hor death, MS u little revived, Hattie Law
on the BOSOM OF hsr dear friond Jennie,
abe told the secret which had been burn.
ing her heart and wasting her form.-
Jennie kaew Franks devotion too well,
and saw at once tho falaity Of the aase,-
t'ons, and the terrible work the mischiey
Gus fortune teller had accomplished.
She SO told Hattie, and though the dv-
ing girl ccu!i not believe it, she consented
to last interview with her lover. Poor
frank came too late, and when thew told
hi'n she WAS dead, his generous heart, al
ready rent with grief, received blow from
which 1t never recovered
lhis story, so true, bears its own moral
When we seek those things forbid by
heaven, Judgment, at times awful and
severe, will surely fall upon us. The
wicked fortune tellers arc as blind to the
mysteries Of the future, as are those who
foollshly consult them. =