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N consequence of the death Of one Of
the firm Of / w. Busey Co., the stock Of gro
ceries, fixtures, de- is for sale The store is on the
corner OF New York avenue and Thirteenth streets.
well to call at the premises for information
june 3--5tdif# w RTTSEy
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1856-06-04

The American party Of Louisville have presented
Geo. D. Prentice with service Of silver, consist
ing of pitcher, six goblets, and salver. A we'll
deserved compliment.
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rM-THELADTES of,he Ccn-,

W THE LADIES Of the Conservation
holding STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL this week at
the Columbia Engine-house, Capitol HILL to aid IL
paying the debt on their church, to begin Tuesday
evening, June Sd, at o'clock
The public generally are respectfully invited to att
tend. june 2--3t*
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CLARKE 81 CARON,
Real Estate Brokers.

1Nc0k EStaUc OIOkeIss
OGee Corner Of Main and Siret. Streets,
E EDMiA d P ?. cARoN. C5BuoUE, IOWA,
WILL attend to sne purchase and sale of
w city lots, and outside lands--collections made
ana taxes paid throughout the State of Iowa and the
Money Invested with the greatest care land War.
rants for sale.
REFERENCES:
Messrs. Heron Brothers, Bankers, Dubuque Iowa.
4. s. Jesup 4 Co, Bankers
Easton, Cooley a Co., Bankers, DEBORAH,
Messrs. suter, Lee Co, Bankers, Washington,
ID. G.
Messrs. Green 4 SeweII, Bankers, New York
Johnston, Bros Co.. Bankers, Balti-
more, Md.
Messrs. R. n. Maury 4 Co., Bankers, Richmond,
Virginia.
buque.
Mcssrs. ?. H. Conger a Brothers, Dubuque, lows.
Hon John ID. Russell Canton, N. Y.
James Thorrington, Davenport Iowa.
jackson Morton, ex-senator United States
from Florida.
Messrs. Henrys, Smith Townsend New York
Robertson, Hudson Pulliam,
lu 4-dlw62tw
- TRAw HATS -Hiawatha and other
- styles; straw hats for men and boys, just re-
ceived new assortment at
GEORGE H. b. WHITE h cos.
Fashionable Hat and Cap store
332 Penn. avenue bet 9th and 10th streets.
ju 4--steodif
HALF HOSE for Gcntiemea Of ever, de-
IL scrpton and color. Call and buy cheap at
50 GEORGE II. b. WHITE & CO.'S
sas 4x Gents Furnishing store,
- ssa Penn, avenue bet. 9th and 10th streets,
ia t-3tecd2wif
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TnS CINCINNATI CosvEsrros. The Washington
delegates we're admitted to seats in the Cincinnati
Convention Yesterday after some opposition.
We find nothing else Of importance In the pro-
cesdings Of yesterday, not already published. The
latest news vill be found on the next page, HrE
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1856-06-04

Having been an attentive reader of the Ameri-
can Farmer for many years, although not engaged
in agricultural pursuits, can cordially commend
it to the attention of the farmers Of the United
States one Of the most valuable agricultural pub
ications of the day.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1856-06-04

GUANo CONVENTIONAL convention of the farm
ers and planters of Maryland and Virginia, and Of
other States interested in the Importation and use
of guano, will be held at the Smithsonian Institu-
ton, in this city, on Tuesday next. A large num-
Of respectabity, the convention will be equal to
any that has ever been assembled In this country.
The object Of the convention is to consider the
means requisite to reduce the present. exhorbtant
charge for guano. ttA
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1856-06-04

An explosion took place on board the steamer
Fulton, for Havre, just she was leaving her dock
at New York on Saturday, owing to one of her
condensers being ont Of order. The only damage
was the scalding of the chief engineer. After
consultation of board of engineers, In which it
WIS decided that the vessel was safe, she weighed
anchor and stood out to sea about eight in the
evening 1t was rumored that Mr.. Champion was
on board
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1856-06-04

The contest between General John Tyler, Jr,
and General Small for Brigadier Gensralship in
the Ponnsyivania Militia has not been decided by
the supreme court Of that State. A majority re-
fused to pronounce decree in favor Of Tyler, and
at the same time. ignored the claims of Small.
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" Star of the 3Oth ult. ,,
FIRST EXCURSION AND PICNIC
By THE
EAGLE CLUB, OF GEORGETOWN,
THE EAGLES, take pleasure in IN.
- forming their friends and the public. that the
arrangements are now complete for their
EXCURSION
\ On Wednesday,, June IL, 1856, I'll
WHITE HOUSE PAVILION.

WHITE HOUSE PAVILION.
The steamer George Washington has been en-.
gagged for the occasion.
The boat will leave the wharf at the foot of High
street Georgetown, at o'clock; Washington, 81;
Navy Yard Q Alexandria, 915.
The boat will return to Georgetown, leaving the
Pavilion at 81 o'clock.
The best Cotillon Music has been engaged for the
occasion.
Dinner and refreshments will be furnished by an
experienced caterer, at city prices.
Omnibuses will leave the corner Of Seventh and L
streets and Twelfth streets and Pennsylvania ave-
nue., at ~ o'clock.
Tickets ONE DOLLAR, which can be had of any
of the members, at the boat the morning Of the
Excursion. as
TIE COMMITTEES OF ARRANGEMENTS.
June d.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1856-06-04

THIRTY FOURTH CONGRESS.
FIRST SESSION.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1856-06-04

A writer in the Alexandra Gazette, who has
lately traversed several of the adjoining counties,
remarks upon the quantity of land for sale, and
makes use Of the following sensible remark:
West or South, the people of the old States would
only look around them, almost at their own doors,
they would find opportunities for investment su-
perior, in many instances, to those which they
could hope for much further off,"
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1856-06-04
CHECK STOLEN.

Eja CHECK STOLEN.
Il CHECK FOR 84I, drawn by C.. Myers
- Son, payable to bearer, at Farmers' and Me-
chanics Bank Of Georgetown, dated one day lat
week, has been stolen from me, and caution ali
persons not to purchase it, as payment has been
stopped at the Bank.
june 4--lwif% FRANCIS WHEATIEY
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H We invite attention to the card of
Messrs. Clark & Caron, Real Estate Brokers,
at Dubuque, Iowa, who give such references
touching their competency and responsibility
as will insure the utmost confidence on the
part of those who may desire b invest money,
investigate titles, pay taxes, or sell warrants,
in the Northwest. We have assurances OF
their competency and fidelity.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1856-06-04

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVEb.
WEDNESDAY,, June 4, 1853.
The House met at IL o'clock, and adjourned
without the Transaction of any business.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1856-06-04

SENATE. q
WEDNESDAY, June 4, 1855
The Senate is not in session to-day. H
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The oldest agricultural Journal in the United
States is the American Farmer. which was founded
thiity-seven years ago by the lamented John g.
Skinner, and has ever SINGS maintained the high
est rank among journals Of it's class.
The Farmer commences its thirty-eighth volume
in July, when its proprietors contemplate such
improvements as the spirit Of the age may seem
to require.
The terms are, as heretofore 81 per annum.
For copies 20
Is copies 10
80 copies 20
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NOTICE,

Washington, June 4, ls5o--3t Auctione
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PAHr,tl~ SclSDAL-"Of the ladies in the bapt-nhl
procession" writes correspondent from Paris, what
shall we saw So much 1T them-in the public
streets in the broad light OF day-that every is
free opinion concerning them As they passed
BY however great was the a'tonishmcnt occasioncd
by tnr generous disposition they evnced towards that inn
mrnse multitude the bolles held his breath until
thy werr of sight. II declared however by the
olle-i inhabtant OF Paris that exhibition OF FEM
char M upon so scale had been presented
US since the coronation OF the Emperor NapoleOn-iunOr
ased by the great picture of whence prudish
Engl-h ewes aside they pass through the room
where it is hung Its pity that of these iair and
generous minded ladies could hear the remarks made
bs the crowd from the soldiers forming the hale, who
of them Young boys fresh from their village moth
err. aprol strings have retained certain clumsy notions
female dccornm which sadly thwaried by the dis
play on Saturday Already the piquant squbs
yns in Paris, wherein designated the different
lic and their different degrees of merit with sparing
hand.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-07-25

LOVE- Folly AND SUIcIDE.-lt has become painful
duty the melancholy circumstances of the death of
John Walsh Irish laborer, in this town. last Sunday
night II appears that Walsh passed the day and
ing with his sweetheart urging immediate marriage. She
very prudcnty aud decidedly refused to him, until
each should possess of support of which h.
nearly destitute. He parted from her late in the
evening until he had been three times requested
by her leave aud after going short distance had
turned Ia tears he begged shake hands with her tor
the time then declared her that he would have his
lie before o'clock that night aud started for his oIg
ings.
On Monday morning. about o'clock stranger passed
Milton Strongs pasture and accidentally discovered
Whsh's BODY living dead ON the grass under tree
Around his neck, which much swollen, string,
attached part of suspencr, still tightly drawn aud
firmly ssteued by OF slip knot The other part of
thu broken suspendcr dangcd from branch of the tree
above his head The remains conveyed To Sunder-
Dress
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RICHMOND WING.

THs laos MouSrAis Mi-souRr.-A correspondent Of
The Ohio thu. describes the famous Iron Noun
tain In Missouri;
Iron Mountain IL situated In 81 Francis county. The
land which u lies grant 20 Joseph Pratt by the
Spanish GovsrBmcn when this portion Of the Southwest
was Ia possession OF that Government which grant
confirmed by the Congress OF the United States in 1856
but on Of the difficulty Of transportation, and of
the impression that the could be smeted this in
crhantsble supply permitted 10 remain unproducivc
until ls45 when the Iron Mountain Company formed,
and proceeded the erection Of furnaces The mountain
is hatteued conicashaped bill, with average eeva-
ton above the surrounding valleys OF two hundred and
twenty eight feet the base Of which OF
about Eve hundred The Is the specuar iron
ore and t. remarkably pure its average weld in the
furnace being hityS per cent from surface indications
and from ali explorations made, the whole Iron Mountain
made OF iron Almost the entire surface
OF the is covered with iron ore the particles in
creasng In size ascend towards the top, until upon
it, found disconnected Masses many tons in
weight and often six eight feet in diameter To what
depth the iron extends below the base Of the
tain has yet been asccrtained An Artcson well
attempted be bored by the company the base of
the mountain and after attaining the depth OF $50 feet
most of the way through iron ore the work abandoned
When the boring ceased the rested in solid
OF ore that there Is under the ground
well as above il.
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10 prizes Amounting tSy4UoN
Th- 1890 prizes g determined by the number which
$1,000 prize II number should be odd number
every ticket the scheme viii be entitled 70 IS
number ticket vii be entitled TO
a. q addition 10 "a other prize which be drawn
equal quantity Of odd and number
drawing nearly orehai the cost OF the
same. with chAuces % obtaining other prizes
ending with " p g. q, eyena those end
Ing with !, 3. =, 7, 2, Are odd. 80
81 Remember every prize drawn, and payable In full
without deduction
80. All przr. Of a. go and under paid Immediately after the
draUiug-uher prizes at the usual time OF thirty days
AT strictly confidential The drawn numbers
will be forwarded purchasers Immediately after the drawing
Whole Tickets siO; Halves 80 Quarters ~ 80.
renewed To- other tickets either office.
- Orders Tor tickets be addressed either 10
: SWAN A CO, Atlanta, Ga,
vIo : SWAN Montgomery,
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1870 Prizes, amounting 10
The 1000 prizes e. determined by the number which
the t2O pIe- number should be odd number then
every oli number scheme will be entitled To 81
number ticket In the scheme will be
a, addition other prize which the ticket
draw.
Purchaser. buying equal quantity Of OH and number
nearly half the cost OF the
chances o. obtaining other priI-s 80
- Remember that Prize drawn and payable In full
without deduction.
s- All Prizes $1,000 under paid Immediately amer the
drsWing-other Prizes the usual time Of thirty days
All communications strictly confidential The drawn numbers will
purchaser Immediately amer the drawing
whole Tesets IS; Halves ~ Quarters IN.
eAhe renewed In other Tickets Al either Office
Order. Tor Tickets an be addressed either to
5. SWAN CO, Atlantis, Ca.
SWAN. MontsnmrrN. Ala
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CHANGE OF SCHEDULE
OCT n r. h ~.
FARE PROM RICHMOND

TUNU LynehbuTR y lexington q
ii To Buchanan 90 To the Natural Bridge
Richmond Lynhburg Charlottesville ~ 80
trial. that the majority
evening" return
after the 22d Instant leaving
Monday Wednesday and Friday +. NJ
and scottsv IL NJ OF the hrst, Lynchburg
and buchanan and Lexington at p NJ OF the day
Returning Buchanan A. NJ, Iynchburg ~
NJ Monday Wednesday and Friday reach scottsvle lU
p. NJ, and arrive Richmond 8 A. NJ
New Canton
c. H. the Stage ChAr-
Iottesyile.
sN- Time and Distances, In Gard below:
sdre Richmond Monday Ledre LynoAbHrg Monday,
~ Friday, Wednesday, and FrfdIv df
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Most Extraordinary Remedy known,

R@THREE YEARS ExPERIENCF IN the sale Of
DNs the "uOrHEH'S BREASr CIOrHs''
-hch will at all compare with them they indeed
he aHrsia0 mother.
II be said of them, withou,
the contrary that they applied any previous
SEXUAL rising Of the breast they will promptly, ay all nasmaon
relieve all pain and the breast nom gathering, and fur
hermore the breast should actually before the cloths
had the application wearing will produce
condition Of the breast the peeie possible
Every mother should keep and follow their
directions, which with word for
will what have serious suffering with her breasts
sN Of tioO, accompanied by IL
will the by mall Of
IF these cloths any part OF the United States.
They for sale by
ADIE a GRAY, Wholesale and Retail Agents,
fr22 isI Main street, Richmond. Virginia.
And by MEADE BAKER. is6 Main ST., Richmond, Va.
IL Full for applying these Cloths, will accompany
them.
NJ THE EXERCISES OF MISS ". a.
W~]sALLkNs SCHOOL will be resumed on MospAr, 18th
sePenb at her residence First between Clay Mar
shalt jyiT
NJ THE ART OF DNEING HUMAN
w. HAIR Is but imperfecty understood even by those
who the greatest pretensons The most OF the popular Hair
Dyes OF the day Tor the time color the hair but To be
succeeded by furnished other unsghy
Bogles Electric Hair Dye void Of these noxous
instantly dyes the hair beautiful natural black brown which
neither sunshine arnh the least, and
douhy SURE his authorized refund the
the most perfect satisfaction i not Price 70 cents,
ti and i5o nvenor, W Boyle, Boston, and sold by
Druggists everywhere
ANE YOU GETTING BALD
L. hair turning rreyf DO wish TO cultivate good whs
Your silky and glossy
Nonr head o be COOL comfortable and free Of dandur Mothers
children have luxurAut heads har Then B
sLx iiNPSRoS fLUIn which in it. uneng ents
Prices - cts ~ ~ and ell bottle, boges BALM 81
Cyera Graduating beau
uyng the complexion Pe - Inventor and proprietor, ".
ir4-dly-tPl
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PlsII.IP IA IA va.
EAGLE EnIfNURy Richmond lirpini,

EAGLE FOUNDRY, KlchmOnd, Virginia.,
srNEEr, FiTTgESrU,
NU MANUFACTURES LOCOMOTIVE ENGINES, TIN .r-A
WI ders, Railroad Cars and all descriptions Of Rail- s1
Machinery, Stationary Engines Of required ltI
Also, Portable with decided improve h1sf
powerD
wheels adapted farming purposes getting lumber,
SC improved Portable sawsls attached, 20
Mining Machinery Grist aud SAwN Machinery,
Png and Tobacco Factory Fixtures Of kind also brass
and Iron Castings made to order. =. RAIN.
KESASsvILLK, n. O., Dec. Is, 1885.
r. RAM Esq, Richmond, Va;
Dear she portable Engine f % horse poWe) and Saw MIL
We purchased = months e have b
operation Thus far performs fully expectation The
WE'LL the MIL, that undoubtedly
anything that have
We Ayr sawed much yet hut because not fixed
with COMMUNICATIVE tried II sufficiently that will nun
the candle anything shape Of mills in this Of North
Carolina
should have correspondents from this section respecting
you them mill, sight will be all that
requisite liberty this you think proper.
RO. J. PRAtSALL,
JOHN A. BRYAN
~ .pfg
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RAILROADS, 10.
&WWBEEHEauuuu
sUMMEh sCh EDULE,

NUMBER SCH EnULE.
u0hLr LINE TO rHE VIRGINIA sPnN0s-oEsrRAI
- Railroad extended To Nboro' hbrhix, Alum mar
Alum and warn Springs. and .y IN Mil.
sulphur Red and sweet springs d.y. aud 10 s.n
salphar second day the evening - -- W S~''
nass nov esinx laid and By the lat July be omen In
hnbcro, 80 from he f,..
% . Hot SPRINGS ~ ml Warm springs. 10 miles, hath
hnm W miles and RON the kockbridge Springs, miles
rssnE i..vs hehmond ., esc NJ st.union; ary.
~ ahoore icy NJ thence BY Stages the Spring. To
,sppsa Leave next day Al NJ passing by Heal
ins sPfmks anu reach The white Sulphur
ssss and Old Sweet TO dinner sapsar By nigh, the
hsSge tickets by ismAn browns s,ass.-to the white Sui
To all the other springs and Ia Lexington. 49,
~ See Ticket Agent In Riehmond.
There objects Of
TkACk, passing Of RLl,. :.
Gap VII ride OF Eve hundred Il ia. s..n
with perfect success for more than two years.
,., JNo n. TIMBERLAkE supt
OUR LINE STAGES
VIII
W. Of the aud reach the Warm SPRING. before oloch
rhs the old familiar the Springs Is
the best From Mnboro TO the white
oy eg ne. than by other greater dnr
OF road
The public always having abundant S,,. a.
coHnsoddffcn, vhou every effort helms 81 10
ese he uases oy having careful drivers
IS .. HARTMAN A BROWN.
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TENht Cupsrtnershp heretofore existing
Maynard, dissolved by mutual consent iay Juiy
1856 TIE 81 the settling up trir la.
buNncs Those indebted Will pleas immediate tsy.
M n a. is necessary to close their business posi-
blc. RIO. PICKETT.
gro. y. MAYNARD
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SAD AM PKopABLE Fatal AcciDENr.-At late hour
on Monday evening Miss Margaret Fitzpatrick, Young
isy residing in Baltimore street Carey retired and
wishing rise early the succeeding morning laid
cOvcret the floor, placing ETHEREAL oil lamp beside
her When she awoke she discovered her dress 10 be in
flames and for the purpose of smothcrng them jumped
bed which, being composed OF some light material
took re- Her avoke the family, who fastened
her and succeeded after eXeons in eItiuguish
ing flames but until her body had been burnt al
a crisp She has laid in the most excruciatng
agony since, with not the slightest hope of
baltimore PATRIOT.
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EXTRAORDINARY CASE.

RICHMOND, May LIST, 1856.
NV child had commenced breaking last fall
small which gradually extended the entire head nelu
ding which much the
b,h would drop on tried AL Of adyer
tsed and domestic remedies thout good result then
cured mi applied little TURF OIL. II began better; the
bottle got broke aud piled gals to again began
daughter said PA, do OF
TURF OIL head looked much better when used it,
We bottle and her head well This
rAvard aud took half hour day 10 work H.
offensive. One bottle ietl will
her but le ~ the disease remaining You
entitled this aud for the benefit Of Others take pleasure
In giving you this certificate Respectfully,
To M-ssrs A
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During sleigh ride this winter past discovered horses les
aud the place than hSnd the
rubbing the his thigh applied Turf OIL and
DAY we'll Another mule which
unable walk examining bis foot
discovered about inches long the head My driver
neghhors said he would be good nothing the
nail inserted Of lint and Turf OIL aud set him
good also badly the outside
thigh places inches
wide which lee Ioar Turf oil
piled aud brought them entirely sound truly Of the
greatcs lived In
drug for Use this you think proper
Very truly. J. II. WEIsIGER.
To Mess.
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CARDIFF coal business viii continued by tie sub.
IN scrh- future Tor cash equivalent, stand %
y a ". near tie Petersburg Depot.
IyT--Iim pfCKrTr
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49, NOTICE.-HAying been appointed Agents for the
~ sale OF the celebrated spool Cotton Manufactures by
Mrsrs John Dick Glasgow shall b. supplied all
sale
the lowest prices. guarantee
fully equal In quality any manufactured and confidence
commend to the trade.
at,gs A
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49, spRING SroCI,-rnns 2 pp1cr co .ie

w. sire TO to their customers and the public. that
they receipt ~ variety %
the House will seAson, buyers
be assured % finding the DESIRABLE STYLES ali times
sDA complete assortment o. Family Linens
wants Goods. March 8.
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49, BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION usy easily he acquired
E~I by using the "B1iW ef TAos-IEd FlOccrs" II
VII tan, pios and rrocEles
son and hue Wet towel pour doT-
wash the face night and morning
BENNETT, BEERS FISHER,
fel2-6mos Agents. and al Druggists.
From the Boston saturday Evening GAEettel
Dfs--sA PERPCMED BREATH.-whAtlady or gentleman
~ Wouldreman under the a dslgrrrAble
when by the balm Thousand denuce
would only render sweet bu, leave the teeth white
Many do know their breath bad the
delicate their friends will IT, Pour single drop
the Balm tooth brush the
Ing A nfy bottle will last a year.
BENNETT, BEERS 4 FISHER,
fel2-Smos Agents. and all Druggists
~ SHAVING MADE EAsY.-wet your .hAvnr-trusl,in
~ either cold water, pour on drop.
OF balm Of thousand Flowers" the
make beautiful soft lAther much facilitating operation
wing Prcr only Pity Cents. frrmpsE Co. proprrtofs.
BENNETT, BEERS USHER.
telS-bmos Agents and all Druggists.
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NURN ITIHE WAREROOms =

ENIR NITIItE WAREROOmS
n REMONED-JOHN A BELNlN has TX sslztff>
we'd bis that well known - 3{s
building. "CORNTEiIAN HALL" (the old stand ~O -
Mrssr- Potts. Main above the Banks
He his generally that he has
established himself factory which him decided fac
es which he prepared the best
styles Of order IL addition to this he Is constantly
every the Furniture line, and will
choice Of such styles and qualities,
he varied aud tastes OF the
pie. 4.
Thanking generous community Tor the liberal patronage hereto
respectfully socts and pledges
himself that nothing shall be wanting eforton his part 10 give full
aud entire Subtraction.
A BELvS gives his personal attention the IN
DERTAKiNG bgsne.s-brng at all times veil supplied with "Me
Cases. Mohogauy Poplar Collins Burial Nestmrnts
rare and an the requisites for funerals Orders left AZ Go
rtlIan Hall" will rarrtw prompt attention ula2q-iy