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GbiragO.
W.. u u TCU HIN as.
lsI Kaa1slpA street, Chicago. Illinois.
Rich and kloQant Eurnitnre.

I'M aaiersls acd would respectfully ssnaupes 10
taa aisissps Of The West, thst Ae has seeasd
fsrss dass Warehouse Of Rosewood fafiaf FarGi
ture, and atic,eer kfuas, saeh Llhrxty, bsnx sad
thss1eer sats OF Rosewood, Mahogany, Oak and
Walnut. all OF which have been made 10 his osn
mandatory 10 New York city, and materials all
steamed aud Kiln dried. and warranted 20 every
fespe,s equal 10 made this eauntry or harofs
Atsa. = fall assortment ct Tras,e~ss and
0rovestesns celebrated Pianos,
which have taken the Gold a. every New hotk
exhibition. Tor the last Mae years, aud ever ali 9th
er competitors. NJ the late tssslsl Palace tn New
York cay.
All orders viii be taken 49, ap tyaHl he Ia
test French styles, aud sad Chicago al the sane
prices cold nor Ia New York city, Also, full as
sortment al the New Patent SPRING Bkp, the moe &
luxurious aud esoaamieal Bed ever made, and war.
RATED. tally. Price Sl9,oe. The attention Of the
p1eie 10 also saytiet 10 the Patent Mosquito Bat,
ssthe noss somplese iAinS made, perfectly per
tshie, Al The red aeed price OF o. coal iete,
". aUrSHtNGS, Manaf3etaret and Importer,
galy rs dam ISL Randolph stree |. Chicago, III
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iowa SOAR WORKS,

AbeFe Frol!, BET NesL .H,a AuB BRADY streets.
DAVENPORT, IOWA
nh subsehbers hEEIag recently completed ghe
NoThs IN Ihls c4lg aEn uos repaired % al gF4en
igf aAeiE diisT 81 grades OF Soap aud r.. on As
'ery superior Qualities, lUT pto-uulasuce "a 10,
market, IL EliI Be found, on iTi sinai oar aoaps w
engrd more lalAeTt Aud VITA loss labor remove 10
Aal tiey DO Eol 80 sooa melt ia Dor wrer are e5ass
4aeAilE mach she a5f s0tHd uat.
proven Laat sSfen Peuuda 9i pUgAg4p 4gag4 I'll % d.
Lilac ordinary kIud) and tuaG tae grsa! 4a.lult G
cher sOaPs5 sEfGgEutel ~ CARA VI teaA,uE tie
sands nee ron soreness l'tsr long lgulaTsyl ~
rubbing IA the SasE-gasr
ihe grades above raIerrG4 Go eye Eg.dys- Pear
Flm No. / Stra nRI Family soaps. Blaatls aDoy
assertions, va suJmlLOUr products ~ lAs ytFa.a4oui
J IHs pa bile Uih canA4unee that he use o then VII
JUSTIFY our roc pam AaallOua o. tABlr qualify Ae
yhaats aud Dealers are requested 20 cal and esaal
fartli maoiYea before parUL3 EuE rlss who're,
Jan. 81, SO. dr., I'M r.. HatI s. Gu
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Soap a. z eta. q Gallon


- AfOhlFlkk or Concentrated Iys~Warrsf To-
, 70 make Soap without Lisas and via pv5, tre,,-
bis, Jus. toe hing for Washing made cas- OH ARD
ssi a boa, fof hsls elsap al lhe rkeys S.ors sg
June dtf JACOB WEAgEg /. *
Valuable Property for Sale In EaIt Davsape rt
4 cocoon building LOts, stso 4. o storr Prsr-s
w hOuss aud Two Lola overlooking thn pfsr,s,rs
~ river Apply 10 sAhL. Guy. h Ks- Daya,a.
7hp"H sugsft-f
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Attention. Farmers.

StyE naxe Jas received Z is- a1oss q HAni"f9
w Petsnt ~i-as Iatsrrs, ws5er &c Offer far s-tf
ttesp- ,.,.s-,,,, =.
eS=dwEf - z = - 49,
..YaSS Iandot. Porter ius. received arc 81 &c
tshT FRANCIS JtUOE}'>
Drag sEa Prescription store
&c, aa gr.ay l,@t - 4 54tsls LtzS-EF.arf
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prp GOODS.
IMMENSE ATTRACTION!
NEW GOODS

sustFOROtttHa StOSt
Corner Of Rock Island and second streets,
DAVENPORT, IOWA
ST TTON Il co,
Have within the pas. few day. received alarss aud
elegant stock OF
srAPLk AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
suitable for the pr, seBt aud approaching seasons
which the, arr now prepared TO exhibit aud 10 which
they beg leave 10 call the attention Of their custo
m6fs and the pueilo generally. Our stock Of Dress
Goods w feel sure will compare sorabiy with any
brought TO Western eiiy both "a 10 slyies sud
prices, Among these are 20 be found
ALL WOOL DkLAiNkS, SUPERB Styles,
superb Black silks,
kich Morio Antiques,
Elegant striped and
Plain Silks, MeriRo piaIds,
Naienciannes Plaid
Hall WOOL do, Beaut fAl
patterns OF Rich Striped
aud Plaid Lnstres, French
Aerlnoes, Par tmattas, Plain
Doiaincs. Sc, ac. Ae
We hale also alarSe aud desirable stock OF
BIeached ard Brown snrtinsssnd
Sheetngs and Irish Linens
Piaih, Fancy, Bleach.
ed and Brown
Fable Linens, Cfash
and Diaper fsw cling, Cam.
httc, Jaeonst, Swiss and Book Muslin
hmbrpderies. LAGOS, Gloves, Hosiery, Dtess
TRAININGS, Bonnet Ribbons, Beitlngs, etc.
we would invite especial attention TO our magnin
eeRtstock Of
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VARIETY TOkET

VARIETY STOkE!
| hL Subscriber has opened . VARIETY STORE On
hlay O. e-twesa an sud atn where she Will krsp
@enstantly ou hand choice ,se5ton Of
Dress Goods and Trimmings!
Among the Stick VIII b. foauI "a choice s.I.sti,, ~
flaih sha Figured silks, Powered Robes Plain ana
fsnsy peLanes baEegcs, hexcsalSa whtts and ,lIof,
hShts fsmsi rNi.s Calntrc, and Jsranet alti,l. );
tAwhs beesges Etnbroidsries Works aud L. Gala.
select sssorment Of Ladies Gold Waist BUCKLE. s.t =,
saneo od stone and other late styles u the best ausY
lndia Rubber Side and Back Combs sle a..oy,
ment 81 six Muslin and Lace Nantes
fArty ana other dresses made the most hshso.fs
style and At shortest notice aantss aud Cspss mad 10
HIdst PATTERNS received monthly from Paris 20 sr.,
a9iRte customers, The whole stock VA. ,eI,fp1 ~ ~,
sah and eaa reStIsnend - my customers to b H.
lest selection ever bruaghtto Davenport
baNehp.ift, Aprll y, 5o-itt Mks. y q AKIN
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A LAR0E ANN COMPLETE STOCK OF
EEERU FIRST c6ab
SastabSs E.sskf;a,
AT WHOLESALE
ek.xATug subscribers haycnoW on hand, aud are
lskx.kdaIly receiving from she ESst and south at
ssS3akESo. 5 Front street ANA Ieyest
(Baaows' New III ce . D9reHPsrtt isHs,
tiroceries nails, Glass, SAILS, NotdenwAis
SrpviaioRn. Sc.
which thay Qasi % The trade - Wholesale akclasNeD
lc fet 4 Merchants, Hoiss.9BerGrs and others Of
t1s ntegiog otEEc state and Nebraska, Who pur
al wholesale, glro hc assurance that We VIII III
taet orders aud poraadA ~ LHt9afo and ~ Louls
pr cestraGs rort-&an Hddst.
heiceaet GFotoFs and HcGel.Eeepers doing Dual.
lie Inc o. tAe ltne ef ,hs mississippi :
Htssour. kstlroSd--iowG C1ty or farther West wall
ena TO taGF !nteres 20 n-ske taof purchases Of us
and b. shipping their goods BY The VI. 4 VI. b, n
save c.e4 hauling ay seams from say other p1int
the rives. Our facilities e ,ae rra claas, and
We feel tbs moe, gasisYs cealdenee that ifyoa win
bat give uss cell ,oos through oaT stock, anf learn
auI prtcat acc t8frs, va fhSn receive liberal
snare OF YOUR p4t!oragU; which Is shall be our ain,
81 farnlshs ar,tr.te goods al favorable prices, ana
or ds-lnst - -sr4t scc receive.
Storage, Forwarding& Commission
u le.s bg4ucb 81 ea ltss5e, afa pre- AIRED 20 do
4 large amour, Of e4eusss, Merchants and othefs
making eopsigu ueuis u our House, may ret aasu
ed OF the almost nlra!ly part TO their inter
eets, and thstihstr signDen shall rocetYe ptomp
attention 10 sale aud returns,
y. Satisfactory references given ~ all cases
aud with pleasure.
Ma, adwf RYAN s McCAKS.
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improved Little Giant Cora aa.a COT Pla1a
ton ELL Price reausga
HA subscriber ass purchased exclusive 81 sHr -
.sETisoTs ioE ssis lG tas IS vs. c! lac g94e st.s
gFsisa NINA, ara % prepares 70 tgTlilG .lsL- g. -
hiAts s!t-S. D. 4sE4+s or Is.E!Lt g1EEG1Eseg E a
t4osi gCsitlF5 Zsuarr
AIis a2w aous t-aE 5e4g asEgs lbs b L...e gttg
vas lhiFpNHf@a 90 Eas rau[Egr 4laIg EA.E als
has 0eeH constantly Eryats IN t4s pcEssar .-rqs
GltEss u lAs most Esg'sst E.e-f.B ever ytg.es ?.
aeIrfa IarE UEc, IT'S G4gE.sle. p.ags Est1f &C.
sltAGhlng isAh!t aE1 ~U!Eas en- follows. Gg, l.ass
70 .,SSe' 40 y 2sbi NJ I. v poul-E. -v5gt
mIau.ss sEB SUFFICIENT 70 sel Que 4p n..g A. rsgla
lea! Htli Ahd hen 0ucs adjusted, & en- n A sa.s l.
eutIdEtca "a boy, Fan s4E9CGgEszr claEaGf sisr
mill
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X. L.. E.IHx.f.S,
Produce and General Commission Merchant,
No ~ RIVER STREET,
Gh0AG
IN IN !. market ana cash advances made On eohsteh
= cuts Tor. ale here or - Busid, Gs~ Ns~ iotA
.aa Boston. Also
AGENT FOR
sryeISNATl TYPE FOUNDRY AND
Primers Warehouse.
apseop-tAn, Il, On hsad a. fair pricss, large and
u, y sssor.tnsnIat
Type, Borders Cuts, haIssf Eases, aIh4lateSS
IL Hand, tasr4. PaeeroF Job.
At-s INKS, niEc& Baa Ndiored. 10 sh9tI,eEsf4
ny,4eis zee aired lc a Pr.ntiHs Oeaee. All persons
80 - Is sTss elr9- ase1ants are reg TESTED 10
ysy4 fsgi-fsciar, e4tleasc IT taelr responsibility.
3bsrat discount 4aasr t8f C.sh. AA!5-dly
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Teas
Ers lgt 81 : 90. Of 81 ktnds dsue ~ 4u / and
~. paper a4s 81 cell cheap ,a order clgss
al. -srggTs L. ! WEBB
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coPPaAsnIIa AND PLUkBER.

ava Z sul..er r rev rephredto de Ait Eia2H o.
e,@pI.sv wsrk, PLUM btag, koohhg af, ais" 81 3
rEiJakans ou ssness o. sfsEY asseri iieh eehsesss
: N ~, tn apY. "a sBert Iron bu-1 ntss Nsstt
Pa. sass,l iIsc Lead Pipe. Sheet Sesd sbet 5tff
i..r sasEing 1gss ~ HlGss etc. v.e-i = f'3s 40
titu =. a. tas naa ass ~ fA's''
ice. ara
t5use afsutseYan nd >pogI2Hg msde % Greer. = ,,
IRA warranted. OLA Aron- LoPl'erAAa Aeaa @asa'
=. 49,. aaI@ f.x5.j3v g. r. BUABsT.
AF'-N = = aud -
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yvnrauIic Cemen

I,R water iEer- ktpI e0nsthi1Y % taHt AHdIll
sai. ~ ...-.
Ce,ae.dy ri BROWSE PHETIYHAS
tsTk are AgeBs- Tor axe Jgzi E iss Faceipt 81 3
w sol Of Dsskisr's e~tsbrzied Asdtcsissss- oonss
.ue Of aeas Pifts, sxnffs DE- GHo strsAFthcRrzr
.s.ttsrs. Please c4ll End get gHs u MS "Fccs-i
4 aupa nlUnt - gratis, and ft-s faF ~ arsslvhs.
.ars ALEBs y 8 VA PATTEN.
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POTASH AND CHLORIDE LEmE
For safe By AIhJAp Z Van pArIEN
June 2sds
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LusEEz -Az.I za1 sazFesl

As. GEzV.
.,.,,as-- rss,g -7 s.ressg. So al. Ga ieEs 57i
4 - - -. - f;ggr..-r l.zlG aDd sA@SSa Psa'
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VogausgsAip.
Haight, Scar g Iln.,l.--.--

IL ,asm Il n,,.,,., 20 az a-g t9aaas.gs,.
pusinessniiI asEa2llsr baear~ + 4.''>s''i aag ID.
" n4ftFffr 80 ~ eHiE. Ias A.
paEsnpatt "-~AsiI.
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$50 - RE- = NfahF
which hAeENowledg,d 10 #e Inv agat ilachlAa lul
tnrsshing, separating aud rsasEE ETbiG nov Ia usa
our machines are got - OF tkt beat master 81 and
BY experieoc9d work meu. Having oeSR In tbs baSi'
hSss Ter thh tsat ~ ears, night safely say thHt
O.. get up as kabIA IhEashlug Machine any ola
Ur esiahhtnmeat 10 The United stAte,. We ALTO
aiaeture two ana f3ar horse Power. and IhrtsseE.
job Ners, lrln Flashing, eSe, GsBs ut the shorta.
aotec. oriers BY nail Of telegraph promptly Gil
ed sad tsglSTs OF iuqIt eloefr1liy answered.
ESNanp5Fi 1Ga ~ 81 so awu fDemnrfai SUEJA
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Goth Tslmas, Broeks Iaatle. arochs
Square, Black silk, stsliA, Cash
mere, aud Wool Blanket shsvls
Prints al all prizes from 10 cts .pisndid styles
and fast coiors it 9 aud cts Our tsrms are Post
FIvkLY CASH and oar customer. Wi and our
prices EXIkkMKLl LOW.
n Ban Impression having gone abroad that
We srs soon 10 leave Davenport, Rs st,s heee 70
state that We have no zach iatestion We trust
our customers .ill dad as oG hand 10. Years 20
some. and ever ready 10 supply thetf wau,s In The
Dr. GOOD. line. suTTOe A "a,
Corner Rock islsad aud second cts O.vcarort
sept l9th
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wlnAAy1R : wKNzKL.

WI0kAYKR WKNzkL,
EGMNlTOHE WARENOOMS.
No. ~ Lake ST.. Chicago, Hi's-,
hoessle saa Retail De alers in every kind OF Rich
Rssswssd, Mahogany, Black Walnut.
l. aud ordinary faraisare, lhalEs, Looking Glasses,
Mattresses, &C.. comprslag the largest sud Rich es,
| assortment in Chicago. Also,
| Mahogany aud Rosewood Plank, veneers
of all ktAis Aad other CSblaet Makcrs ANA Uphci.
stsEers' materials, our prices vii be found tas
| 10 ~ est 10 Chicago. aug 10 dJm
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fncyeO, december L. 1865.
have Ibis dag uapysd BY railroad my place, Mglu
EIs uTyFe, Les a., H. gar u CAFks Patent PortAbl
Touring Mills, purchased 81 Mr. T.. aCRlssick Of LIea
80. which have seen tuuHiug while in his possession
aHJ BsgY SglNgat h-sitIiJn, believe IL 20 to- tis
test li! ho~ manufactured u tbs portable kind, both
rtHyoBIsnos and Turning The wuTk god gTiGg Aud
further, a. after having Investigated the subsgi
g. ous4irrbie extent, Lave % kgyiton IN -tyiug
prefer small stones 10 large tho dF Is more gel
orally Il lively ature. and gYes better satstaoliO q
ia takers JOHNSON WHALEI
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AN AAARiuAx aAyENTioN
TIE GREATEST Of THE AGE ,

IT'S great utility, saR.
i ptciiy, ehespnsss 81
price and adaptation TO
lac wants OF all ezssss
OF the N NH j
strongly recommend II
in ever, State In The
Union, but particularly
the prsisies OF lows which IL ssbslAnIatea b. me
ieltosi1g and mAils other certificates, references
aud extracts Of seters siyenbs rtiiabe gentle va
whose names are sdaxsa thereto.
nssias h.eoma the psteaters and propfsetors 81 HI
via and J~lses Al SarAs pafeatt bsaed Grinding ana
pnlting u Msr,hani
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nsI.OssnaNG N.Is.

foT she state OF lava, oder Cbunty City
and shop shiSsad Mills Tor sale favorable terms We
Will have oRe h operation saa Sthihau ia the
II thsh math, when We adr4se all 10 esn aud IT,
they will say, dt the snceat osreu lf sheha the
hall has heeS todd.
Mrrs AtnerS capitalists and specalalors will aud
this mill pTeseats chance ot safe aud prof
table Investment.
This highly ingenious and much aeesied iuseutios
aaMs entire feature In the manufacture Of wheat
oar AID the splendid manner in which performs
its work grinding betting sad separating the grain st
SIM le operation iHt0 different qualities az Flour
and Fe aud that within space q only twenty Ave feet
twcls. bushels per hoar pair Of French burr mill
only thirty inches in diameter The Grain 10 eon'
verified at single operation into Extra and Supsrns
Flour Fine Foar, MdlinSs. ship stu, Bran aud Short
s.nxle operation any power henS applicable to pro
pei t. from Eaar horse power ui TO any other desired
The small -pace t occupies would net be missed when
placed Ia rom with other machinery, and the sraal
amount 81 power rsqaises t. prope!it is eeonoms VI
construction and operation makes Il certain thst eIt
ing Mills The milii compact substantial and relahls
rot liable TO get out of order So applicable 70 The
wants Of the world thar every mill, maehne shop
los ye shop, foundry, forge, rolling mill any build
iug bayaS power erected, have within
It's walls complete Merchant Eonrng Mil al the ~
ding expense OF from four to hundrea dollars
| CAVrIoS.-An perrous in of FIGURING Mills
zee our Mil in operation before purchasing, ana ali per
hereby warned from trespassin inffinsns e
cur rights, shall maintain them the stFiet lsie'
| Of the law
These Mills ~ll make rifty Barrels Of Flour every
! twenty four hours
For further particulars csTtlhcsIss below and @idFs
JACOB WEAVER, ia, CO,
.Aasn
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-Four. ,ralg. STEPHEN MILLER.

Head kI3uE Inspector 81 PLaiei Jhia.
arrrty certify taai EaF the lA.t G5ar weeks have he'd
10 HFeI*tifH ube "a D. J. II. CiaEk- Patent FlSurEg
BNs. nave been rlnuiuE Of from eight
e. t"uFs EouTs n0u, stopping, and should d. f1fIF
"ht hours u requires IL s'+s every sailsf4ati0A thst
1s san ask thuk 10 certain sapeEseds all a .
I'D methods II milling have been milling busi-
ntIsen ygars 4Ld yet traly that
anything u tie kiGd perfection. live
sdsSefg Chester tbuuty Pa miles from Parker
tHrE. where run i daily, and LAY viii tsstlfY
TIE satisfaction oftsT -four tran have Travelled
laruugE nins u the Western states -up-rssde-
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1856-01-02
ACT ".

Mr. n. Need tell you, my Sallie, that
was highly delighted with your last letter,
that 1t did me good to read it, seeing that it
was SO rational like? Oh no l need do no
such thing, for this you know already, you
know that your letters always delight me,
for have told you 50. | said your last was
rational-like, and SO it was, only now and
then the iun would leak out just little-the
satire would show itself occasionally but
you did well-very well to keep down SO
long. 1t was labored effort, | know, but
you were afraid to be entirely serious, for
fear that l might play false, and SO trip you
after all. | see your confidence in me, is moi
so strong as it should be.
Miss S. My Bible tells me, put not your
trust in princes and I'm going to.
| Mr.. n. Then you we're compelled to owr
up to want of confidence in me! | knew
it all the time, just as we'll as you did, bu
how nicely you got out ofitl Learned no
to put your trust in princess but rather, il
higher and nobler being! Oh. Sallie
saw the cat under the meal l knew jus
what you would have like to say, and woulc
have said, but for your generosity Of sou
which saved my feelings, as you knew i
would. No, no. my darling, you dontcatch M
playing false with good, confding girl.
never do such things, but when run afou
of hard case, why the one that wins is tn
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1856-01-02

your usual cronic levity, but never mind,
I'm good fort. But let us talk Of your
last letter. What an almighty rigmarole
you've gone through about grim ghosts
sable godesses,' curtains Of night, di-
lapidated consciences, 'spectres, finty
souls and all this What do you mean?
What have [ done to bring down such a
lecture from my sweet little southern flow
cr? Save me, oh heavens horrors seize
me I'm goner! What do you suppose
I seare for the sgessaeRsap black 2 The
virtuous are always safe-always; the good
have shield and buckler-are clothed in
an armor that deies the onslaught of
the Evil One, and I'm safe from his We,
nom. But how is dear Sallie ? Is she
altogether secure? !? If she has no fears Of
his Satanic Majesty, if he cannot harm
her, her conscience must be tormentor-
terrible chastizer; for think, dear Sallie,
think of the awful basting you gave me,
in that last letter! How did you feel af-
ter getting off that jag? Were you not
sorry the moment you sent the letter ? [
k1aoao you were.
Miss S. Well now you missed it there,
considerably, I'm happy to inform you.-
I've been congratulating myself ever since
that started, because of the charmingly
graceful, and clever manner in which [ re-
warded you for your manifold transgres-
sions. [ shall begin to think you are a
poor apology for a Yankee, if you don't
redeem your character by little more
creditable guessing. I would love to give
you dessert but haven room. Al reroir.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1856-01-02

" to avoid an old intoxicating liquor re-
ever, elected from some mercantile es-
tllshment, upon the sidewalk Good
r, sir.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1856-01-02

BEAUTIFUL OLD AGE-Tn Mrs S;gouFner's
new book, "Past Meridian" the following
charming picture of virtuoas old age occurs.
God grant that such'pictures may not 1e fa.s
and far between
"That venerable old man, vigorous, Lis
temples slightly silvered, when more than
four-score years had visited them, how free
ly flowed forth the melody of his leading
voice amid the sacred strains Of public wor-
shipl His favorite tunes of Near and 'Oid
Hundred welded to these simply sublime
words;
"whilo shepherds watched their aocks BY night,
and
Praise God, from whom all blessings flow,
seem even now to fall sweetly, as they d.l
upon my childish ear. These, and simil r
ancient harmonies mingled with the devon
prayers that morning aud evening hallows4
his home and its comforts She. the loved
partner of his days, being often sole auditor.
Thus in one censor rose the praise which
every day seemed to deepen. Gods good
ness palled not on their spirits because 1t
had keen long continued. They rejoiced that
it was new every morning, and fresh every
evening""
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1856-01-02

WILaINe7oN AND CHARLOTTE RAIL ROAD =
Union county has added $4,000 to the ST.
600 previously subscribed to this Road
And the people Of Charlotte viii vote. on the
Washington sentinel. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1856, 1856-01-19
DIh4FI' y IITh VIZ bHILII
PEEL " STEVENS. Alsr
tn kE TICE.
! Eyl l.1fggfg- JITGT REQ EIVED


II w BROW MING. MERCHANT TAILOR
Il under the United States Hotel, would re
specially inform his customers and the public
generally, that he has just received New Fall ADD
Winter Good, IN great variety. Such Cloths
lasslmeres, and Festings, OF the latest impona
con, and - prepared TO have them made up al
ne shortest notice, ia me most fashionable man
neF aud at low rates 81 prices
Having made arrangements 10 20 into the
Rcady-made Clothing business" extensively thu
season, be feels conhdeni that he can Offer 10
those wishing 10 purchase a stock Of Cothipg
not inferior 10 Any 10 thus city and no; made IN AZ
~, Horb. a. j. a. ally the case with work sold
here; but cut IN be- own establishments and mad,
by our own needy citizens in this dull season AZ
low rates Of prices. He j. enabled, therefore, 10
compete with northern work IN point Of prices
and to quality aud style, he wil leave Tor those
who favor him with call 10 Judge
lie can sell whole suits, Coat, PANS aud Vest
at the following low rates:
Good sun for business purposes, out Of cloth o.
cassimere, for the small sum of...........Sl!
Dress aud Ffock Goats, from.........Sl0 10 So
Oyer-coats OF different styles, from. .sl2 10 s2s
Black aud fancy Fautaloons, irom.D..S so 10 $40
Silk and velvet Vests, irom.........s2 so TO SO
This stock 81 Cieth,ng H. Of a superior quality,
and has been made up since he received the fall
and winter fashions.
lie keeps constantly on hand = large assortment
OF fancy aficles--stich As gloves crayats collar,
umbrellas, &c.
Sole agent tor the sals - sean, Repon .
Fashions in this city.
Sept Att
Washington sentinel. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1856, 1856-01-19

DURE SlLVERWA Magnificent
I assortment.-M. w. GAIT a. BRO. call at
tention TO their unusually large assortment of Sill
verware, consisting Of
Solid silver Tea Sets, complete.
Silver Pitchers, solid silver Casters.
Silver Cups and Saucers, Goblets.
Silver Fish Carvers and Forks, Crumb Scrapers
Cake Knives, Fruit Shovels, Sugar Sifters
Jelly Spoons, Cheese Scoups, Pickle Knives
and Forks.
Olive Spoons, Salad longs, Vegetable Forks
Fruit Knives, Ice longs, Desert Knives.
Soup cream, and gravy Ladies'.
Ice Cream Knives, Salt Cellars.
Napkin Rings, Butter Knives, Tea Slralners.
Tea, Table, and Desert Spoons, and Forks OF
every variety.
Breakfast and dinner Coffee Spoons, &C.
Also, a very large assortment of Fancy Silver
ware, suitable for wedding, birthday and other
presents.
The above is by far the largest and most varied
assortment ever offered TO our customers. Being
of our own manufacture, il is warranted pure sill
yer, and offered at low rates as similar goods
can be purchased for in any city in this country
M. w. GAIT 81 BRO,
Sign Of the Golden Eagle,
Penn. av., between 9Th and 10th streets