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City Drug Store.
"A NJ EN n EYN q 4. n -

Wholesale and Retail Dyu0o3
burrows Block, south side Main strcj
- keokuk. Having purchased the stock
). 4 J. u. Stewart and sdded IL 10 my pssS
Gus stock, and having ol slcrsd additional sua
plies from the East, am enabled 10 ofscrto5
and country trndc one RI tho mcst compleo3 /
to Be found In the city. Purchasing gisssy -
-, and Other leading articles from the nnnm'~
ers, can 81 upon the most favorable tn
Wholesale purchasers.
Particular attention given to compounding +
cien = prescri ptions. -
4 COMPLETE assortment of Varnishes, fru1
y Cincinnati and Sc. Louis manufacturers, r.
Iuehl 81 REYNOlDSt Ihrmn -
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1A4kH NINE ~
yHE, tAa un1D(p&Gne6, would in1om oar fTteedD
w 81 s6e ro~16 = 9snssal, that ws havs -
bnr1ea kilA q 1mt Mt0 linAe, and will eooeeanllv
kep q AanA fall snpply u said astiee during -
ssason. 0sasu rsspeeGfaiir collected
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DR.. M'Lane's vcrmifuge.

During practice of more thantwenty years,
DR.. M Lane had attended innumerable patients
afflicted with every form Of worm disease, and
was inducedto apply all the energies of his mind
to the discovery Of a vermifuge, or worm destroy
r, certain in IFS Effects. the result Of his labor
is the American Worm Specific, how before the
public. which is perfectly safe, and may be Civ
en- alike to children of the most tender age, or
to the aged adult; it purges mildly and subdues
fever, and destroys the worms with inyariable
success. 1t is easv of administration, and as
II does not contain mercury in any form whatev-
Ier, no restrictions are necessary with regard to
drinking cold wa.er, nor is it capable of doing
the least injury to the tenderest infant. An in
credible number Of worms have been expelled
by this great vermfuge.
o. Persons will be careful d ask for DIR NJ
Lanes Celebrated Vermiiuge, and take none
else. All other Vermiiuges, IL ncomparison, are
worthless. DIR nj Lanes Vef1nifnge, also his
Celebrated LIVER Pills, can now be had at all
respectable Drug Stores in the United sEtates
and Canada.
Sold by SCOVIL & MEAD,
Ill Chartres Street,
New Orleans.
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silence tlaat 4 All Cough.
The work Of the destroy s HI begun The lungs
are IN danger. Resost at once 10 Dr. DAVIS,
COMPOUND SYRUP OF Will ID
CHERRY ANDTAH, 81 az future aid
may be in vain.
Are you q Mother?
Your daughter your idol and earthly ioy--
is now on the bed Of oflanguishing; her pale cheek
and emaciated form show that she IS wasting =
Way. Thesepnlchral cough pains your eax and
sickens yeur soul; it IS the
Sound Of Death!
Thel1iea Remedy that win stop the caurh
and save ~ rom the Consu nptive's grave.
Rnng Man!
Your hectic "a 4, cough and feeble limbs. telI
of fearful forebodings and loss of hope. Jnzt =
bout to enter life. Eontumption she'd heart
crushing blight oveE the future; but you neod not
despair. An arm Is s1tfetched iorfh fosaxs you-
70 sooth and heal yo1< wounded I6n<s. & s.
DR. DAYIS'S COWP0UNn 8XWUP
OF WILD CHERRY AND TAW
It's admitted BY eperYbody tkat Dr. Davis.s
Compound pof IN It'd eheEE7 md 1zr + the
only remedy & viii posi- itireIy cnro Con3ump-
ton, Coughs N6lds, whipping CooSh md Spit
ting Blood.
For sale ID Nsw Orleans, wholesale and retail.
JWRIGHT 3 CO
1tl Chartres StEset.
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striking pr00I1 of the IoCt tfI XcIo 6fo too many
Irisbnlen already here, and 3 opposed ID letting
any more come on any terms. Il aiESrds is pleas.
ure TO state that the<wifs 81 fhis brave American
citizen, this martyr IS fhe to6d cause. has nbofe1
little Of her rancof, and has lately named her
youngest born SAMuEL,so much for patient endu-
rance in good cause. Nov, we donot wish 10 Be-
understood as altogether approving of Mi. Smiths
leaving the order because his wife left him. but
you see how much his amiability has accomplish
ed. We don't think there is much danger of his
being bolter, he may be considered as thorough
~ committed to the American question-dont
you think so. His wife showed frmncss that
would have done her credit in good cause, and
recommend her case to the Woman's Rights
Convention as o striking example of what may
De done with agood-naturcd husband. You know
the story OF the woman who would say scissors
when her husband said knife, who perseveie ed
even unto DEATH and when her wicked husband
was browning ner, she was sinking the iast.time,
spcecn pehg gone, raised the two hngers OF her
'gns nanu' and opened ana shut them in imita-
tion Oh scissors ana then sunk to rise no more
seailng her "ut with her death, and leaving 9
glorious example 70 all postcrity OF woman's per-
severance when she knows she's right Weheard
and br;ah. - s.s III, M ..a ss,s as. ne" ul'eans
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PROF. WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE

{ The testimony Of all who have thoroughly
tested the virtues of this cele brated article, is,
that it will restore the gray and the bald, eradi
cate diseases of the scalp. preserve the hair from
falling, and preserve the color perfectly to ex-
rene old age. 1t is now put up with and with
out sediment. See advertisement.
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rra- Our readers viii pardon any omission
in The usual variety Of matter in the inside of to-
DAYS paper. We hope that oil win peruse with
attention the proceedings of the American State
Cpvcntiou. which We publish entire, to tie ex-
al ision Of much other interesting matter.
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American state Convention.

Thursday, Jan. II, 1856.
The Convention was called to order by Hon.
James Lowry, of Rankin county, upon whose
motion Gen. Patrick Henry, OF Madison county,
was called to the Chair
On motion Of Hon. w L. Sharkey. F. L.
Swami, of Kinds, was appointed Secretary Of
the Convention, for the purpose Of organiza-
ton.
On motion of Mr.. Sanders, of Madison, Mr..
Richard Cooper, Of Smith, was appointed AS
sistant Secretary of the Convention.
On motion of Mr. Johnson, OF Pamela, the
Secretary was requested TO call the counties al
phebctically, when the following members ap-
peared and took their seats:
Adams A K Farrar. G NJ Hillycr. G 8 C
Davis, w s Gibson, A D Hunt, T j r Kee-
nan.
Amite. James L Gsllent. N L Huff, x Nc
Kinzie.
Attala. George Foy.
Bolivar. p B Starke.
Carroll. w B Helm.
Chickasaw. G B Baldwin.
Choctaw. James NJ Wesson, TT Stanford,
Claiborne. w R Lackey, Geo v Moody.
Clarke, ] L SAMSON.
|. Coahoma. L Alcora.
Copiah. Joseph B Jones'
Covington. ] L Hargroves, D. sMcLauren,
Desoto. 6 w Perkins. D N Harris, ] B
Saunders.
Franklin. Thomas A McGee.
Greene. H v Barr.
Hancock. s Pearce. ~
1 Harrison. Jno i Henley.
Kinds. FL Swami, w L Sharkev, C
Carpenter, w P Anderson. w C Harrell, H
v Barr, o p Wright, @ w Russell, Samuel
Lemly, J L Daniels, G 8 Yerger, H A Hall.
t J Holmes, A M Foute. F Hunt, james B
Ross, F e Jones, w A Purdom, Geo L Potter,
G E Beauchamp, M Chiles Wm Hester, A
Bracy, VIM Porter. WI Hemphill, Hugh
MEG Gowan, Jos M Terry. IT. 8 Dabney, R C
Folkes, J G Williams, E Coker, ] w Brown,
NJ Broom, DR. J H Campbell, DR. j R Coleman,
r Wallis, w c Hicks, II Foote, r Folkes,
/ J E w Cook, s B Baldwin, II. v Johnston, N
@ Chapman, Harvey Latham, DR. w Phillips,
T Catehings, wv Mofit, u J Birdsonc,
Henry Hardys Robertson, w Brown, H
M White, NJ. Il Tabor, w M Wells. L Faith
Ieree, Thomas Wells, VIM Wilkinson, John
Bush, Whitehead, Reuben Collins, r o
Edwards, s w Osborn, Hall, M L. Cook,
DR.. L Wydown, John Read, JB Greaves,
| 8 d Kelly, w Charlton, w McRaven, DR.
Wm Johnston, John Mckay, ] M Birdsong,
DR. 8 Alexander, s Al Wells, w n Stovall, w
| j Brown, M Hawkins, George w Harper, A
r Johnston, T w Baird. A ~ Key A Patton,
| g B Downing, B McCown, d Brown, +
| a. Mellon, N III Bradley, Inman Williams,
George Lattimer, 4 w Bullock.
Holmes. N D johnson, David Mitchell.
Walker Brooke
Issaquena. Isaac Hill. -
Itawsmba: D " Owen, Z soveh.
- r {
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w M Kirkpatrick, J w Vanslyck. SiIas Tuck
er, Col preston, Col ID Allen, Jos b Todd,
Gen G McLanrin, Laban Taylor, DR. O Hamil-
ton, Jesse Norrell, w B Shelby, H A Morrah,
n r Tinnin, Dr. B E Waller, D w Wilkin-
son.
] Simpson. Jno d McLauren.
Smith. Richard Cooper, joseph Thomas,
+ Carrie, I Stubbs, John Smil II Barrow.
Sunhower. H II SouthwortI.
Tallahatchie. ] X Clinton, E 8 Fisher, G
@ Martin, 8 r Garner.
Tippah Orlando Davis, w r FL xMosley.
srishomingo. + L Swann.
Warren. G L Record, C Goodwin, A X
Smedes, Byrne, M c Fokes, WINS Lum,
g M Folkes, A s Allen, H II Goodwin, Col
Jno Hebron, David Gibson, DIR Jno L Hebron
J Z w Merit, NJ Shannon, Randall Gibsoc.
+ A Fl Arthur.
Washington. Chas L Robards, D Hay
croft.
| Wayne Samuel H Powe.
Wilkinson. James A Ventress, ] d Stew,
art, L X Barbour.
Winston. ID w Knox.
Yallobusha. ] K Clinton, F NJ Aldridge
8 r Garner, G @ Martin.
Yaz,o. M Yerger, B r Holmes, w s
Goodwin, ] Carradine, w V Henderson, w
M Armistead, H Oliver, ] H Wilson, J Phil
| lips, J P Sessions, T R Boswell, J Nolan, Rev
III w Pnrvis, Jas BalIance, Stcrlin Cole, Albert
Johnson, G w Cooper, R B Mayes, r Bur
rus.
The President announced from the ohail
that Genl. VIM. Clark, who was confined tc
his room by sickness, aud could not attend the
Convention, but that his heart was with the
American cause
On motion Of. Mr.. Potter of Kinds Commit.
tee of 10 was appointed by the Chair to repor,
permanent officers for the Convention.
The Chiir appointed as sail Committee -
Jos Cobb Lowndes, Geo L Potter of Kinds
E T Montgomery, Madison, DR. John E Merritt
Warren, James A Ventress, Wilkinson, E T
McGee,. Pamela, James Lowry, Rankin, Geo
i Foy, Attala, Orlando Davis, Tippah, J L AL
corn, Caohoma, o s Holland, Newton, ID w
w Owen, Jttawamba, 0 Eiland, Noxubee,
Who after retiring short time reported through
Hon J. B. Cobb, their chairman, the following
as permanent officers for the Convention.
i X Clinton, President
i George Yerger, John Hebron. Isaac N Da
Wis, Thos C Bullups, Hugh r Miller, Cites N
Hillyer, Legan Jones, David Mitchell, Thos
s Dandey and ] L Sansome, Vice Presidents.
Flem l. Swami, w A Purdom and A H Ar
thur. Secretaries.
i Which report was received and agreed to.
The chair appointed Hon. G L Potter ant
Hon. G 8 Yerger, to.conduct the President t
the Chair, who returned thanks to the Conyen
ton for the honor conferred.
'l On motion of Mr.. HillYer.
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~, doc 4opl0 I'D are
hereby to take seats i'll vention
as membelg thereof.
On motion of Mr. Robards of Washington.
Resolred, Thatthe Rules the House of Rep
resentatyes be adopted for the Government of
this Convention SO far as the same may be ap-s
plicable.
Mr. Phillips offered certain resolutions which
were referred, at his request to the Committee
on resolutions.
On motion OF Mr. Hilliard,
ReSolUed, That a committee Of fifteen be ap-
pointed to prepare and report resolutions be SUBJ
mittsd to said committee.
Wherefore the chair appointed as said COM
mttee.
G NJ HiIyer, Adams; ] B Cobb, Lowndes; E
M Yergar, Yazoo; w L Sharkey, Kinds; w
Brooke. Holmes; A r. Johnson, Kinds: Orlando
/ Davis, Tippah; ] L Henly, Harrison; R A Pin
ssn, Pontotoc; Eiland, Noxubee; ] L AL
corn, Caohoma;A X Farrar, Of Adams; E F Nc
Gee, Pamela, C L Robards, Washington; ] G
holland, Jefferson.
On motion, @ r Crusoe, Of Lowndes, and B
R Holmes of Yazoo were added to said commit
tee
Mr.. Catchings of. Kinds, offered the following
resolution, which was adopted.
Resolved, That committee Of fifteen be ap-
pointed by the chair to report the names Of pro-
per persons to be selected by this convention
as electors for theState at large and for the
i Districts.
Whereupon the chair appointed as said com
mittee
! tt Catchings, Kinds: H Craft, Marshall ;Mr
/ Gibson. Warren; Jas Lowry, Rankin; F M Al
dridee, Yallcbusha .Br R Holmes, Yazoo;J B
Herring, Pontotoc, L w Thompson. Madison;
III Cooper, Madison; v Moody, Claiborne;
wv L Sharkey, Kinds; R Cooper, Smith; w
Johnson Pamela; N Davis, Panola, Fl Alex
i ander, Marshall.
On motion, Messrs Baldwin OF Chickasaw
/ and III Wilson of Yazoo we!e addeu to said
committee
i On motion of Mr.. Cobb, the convention took
4 q recess till Z o'clock P. NJ.
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are s. Harriet n. PreMett, Edtresso 81
the a lcdn Banner, published in Yazoo City,
for the inestimable services she has rendered
to 1lie American cause in thd.fecent contest.
After some eloquent remark by Hon. Jos. b.
Cobb, it was, on his motion, unanimously a1o ,t-
ed.
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LOON OuT...NEW CAR-

ENSS2 RAGE H0UsE-The subscriber hav-
A'=s1z---ing greatly enlarged and otherwise i'm
proved his store at No. 81, Main street, Richmond
Va. begs leave to inform his friends and the public at
large that his stock consists in Carriages Barou-
ches Rockaways top and no top Buggies, Saddles and
Harness of all kinds usually made for this market;
Saddle Bags, Brides, Martngales Strrups Bits and
Spurs ofvarious qualities and prices; Carriage, Gig
and Riding Whips; Canes, Umbrellas and Busk-skin
Gloves for driving; Trunks, Valices Carpet Bags La
dies Satchels, fine fur and Blanket Robes Horse Co.
and Blankets Of various qualities and prees-1na-
king altogether one of the best. Houses in the State
for persons to equip themselves for horse back anG
carriage riding every article used for either is en-
braced in stock. The public is most respectfully
invited to call and examine his stock and prces; he
does not say he sells lower than Others for he don't
know what Others debut only asks of persons who
want any the above articles to look at his before
trying elsewhere. He assures them that every in
ducement which will be offered to serve them
To SadIeTs he would say that he has large and va
RED assortment of Harness Mounting Patent and
other Leathers which he viii sell them at low prices
JNO. w. DENNIS,
No. 81 Main st, 5 doors above ST. Charles.
oc I-d&c3m ..I...- .--..s.-s-
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For sale by DOVE & CO. no "a

EIRCUiT COURT, RICHMOND, VA.--
~ THIS is TO CERTIFY that my daughter had been
suffering with Chronic Darrhea for about years,
and had been attended by several prominent physi-
but failed in receiving any permanent relief
der their treatment During the last spring and sum-
mer, she induced to try Bakers Premium Bit
tiers, and from the time she commenced the use of
them she began to improve, and is now, consider,
perfectly cured. sr fH1z--E 81
Given under my hand this 18th day of November,
1855. WIN FOLKES.
You be supplied by calling on Messrs. P UR-
CELL LADD 4 Co, Richmond, Va, and Druggists
generally. de IL Z
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MECHANICAL.

DRECES REDUCED.-RICHIED EN-
J. CELSIOR WORKS, CORNER OF SEVENTH AND
MAIN Srs.
The subscriber takes pleasure in announcing to the
public that his PLANNING and SAW IL is now in
onplete order. --.-----
Having recently incurred expense of several hun
bred dollars in retting snd perfectng his machinery
for Planning Saving, and Tongueing and Growing all
kinds of Boards and Plank he is ROW enabled to exc
A cali from those in want respectfully solicited.
de Cts WILLIAM FORBES.
EVHAS. I'll. LANGLEY, Tin and sheet
~ Iron Manufacturer, 18th street, between Main
and Cary, Richmond, Va. -
~ GAS FITTING AND FIXTURES,
Steam Pipes for Churches, Public Buildings &c
Metallic Roofing, Guttering and Spouting, put
up in any part of the city and country
WE'LL AND GARDEN PUMPS FOR SALE.
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osrcnE .AINsLIE, BOWEN :. POW

EtSl g2G ELL. COACH MAKERS, CROSS ST.
-SIX--zZ-ABONETHE BANKS.-The subscribers
practical workmen with long experience, and de-
voting their personal attention to all work done in
their shop confidently offer themselves to the public
for the manufacture or repairing of Carriages for
hand at this time, of their manufacture a GOOD
stock of CARRIAGES, ROCKAWAYS BUGGIES
&C. of the most approved styles to which they invite
the attention of those in ofsuch articles Thank
tul for the encouragement we have received we can
only promise TO renew efforts to give satisfaction
to all who favor US with then patronage.
G. A. AINSLIF,
y. Y. BOWEN,
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a GREAT REDUCTI0NINTHE Q

MPRICE OF BOOTS AND HArS.-From Eli
IN Is to 20 per cent. saved by buying from J. -
.-SesE H. ANTHONY, Columbian Hotel Building.
Moleskiu Hats, best quality $3.50
Moleskin Hats second quality 90
Fashionable Silk hats.
Fine Cafskin Sewed Boots .....................350
Congress Cater Boots. .S25
Fine Calfskin Sewed Shoes.
j. H. ANTHONY has made arrangements with one
of the best makers in the city of Philadelphia to sup
ply him with handsome and substantial Calfskin
sewed BooT, which he will sell at the
low price of SIS So oc l8--d&cly
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a. FAIL IM PORTATION.-.
( 2 LARGE STOCK OF GUNS, Pts
tolls AND RIFLES n

- am now opening large -
n q in OF SINGLE AND DOUBLE k
DasnaGL CUES, Of superior finish. 49, 3xk
r.: ALso-A splendid variety of Powder Fiasks, of
Dsohs nake; Shot Bolts and Pouches of the most
sgLovsd styles tine Game Bags; Wad Cutters; Dog
a. T Wp loiiersi EIy,s Waterproof Central Fire
Is, e an hods eopiplete Gan " sda &c. HEs
vnIrs1s Cots Repeating PISTOLS. Aliens Re-
Ai9 every desc Hption of Pistol now in ssesY
match ROCKED aud repaired with neatness and ds-
e. - JAMES WALSH. So
mo o sa l1npurter DOOR sbove 81, charies HctsL
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s. TO MY FRIENDS, GUS "A
4 TONER'S AND THE PU b Ii C<SSSL

81 TUNERS AMI The L U LII C<EG2-%
IA GENERALLY.-lre return my thanks
-<@T to them for the liberal patronage have re-
ceived from them, and by strict attention to bust
ness hope to merit continuance of the same, assur
ing them that pains will be spared my part OF of
those in my employment to give satisfaction to all
intend keep the best of goods in my hne that can
be had in any house in Richmond In the first place,
will furnish my customers with the best OF Ladies
Gentlemen's Bows, Misses and Children's Boots and
Shoes of the latest styles that be had in Paris
imported by myself direct.
Twill also keep hand large assortment Of Boots
and Shoes for Ladies' Gentlemen, Boys and Misses
of nay own manufacture and of the best Baltimore,
Philadelphia, New York and Eastern work, which
viii make my assortment superior to any in this city.
/ have made arrangements with Houses in Paris TO
furnish with the best material for the mAnuac-
ture of all kinds of work for. Ladies, Gentlemen
Boys and Misses H
All of the above viii be sold low for cash. or to
PUNCTUAL CUSTOMERS at cash prices
ALEX HILL, -
Importer and Manufacturer of
Boots, Shoes, Trunks, Carpet Bags Valices, &c,
ia l---d&c No lZ7. Main street. Richmond. Va.
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ksREMlUHi SIGN S.-lfhe s,,hgrTTher "a
now prepared 10 furnish elegant and beautiful signs
as Well as common low priced ones He took the
rst premium ct the last Mechanics Fair and asks NJ
Those who are IN want TO give him call His terms
wliI be made TO suit and having in his employ expe
rlehced woIkmen, will also undertake any kind Of
painting required. Call 18th street NEXT door n
Mr.. Yarrington's. " 49, U'0- -
no 20 D wv syrp,,
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AIRS. DIR. MINORS SCHOOL. Mrs.
WI JEFFERSON MINOR respectfully informs
her friends old patrons and the public that she has
removed from Midway, Essex county. to Richmond
She will on the It'll January next, open limited and
select Boarding and Day School. She has taken the
new elegant and spaciOSs mansion on Grace St, OPP
posite tine Centenary Church. Miss ADA BYRON
MINOR viii preside. aided by competent teachers in
every department. Mrs Minor and Miss Ada Byron
intend their School TO afford the not only OF
a thorough course of substantial instruction in Eng
lish and the Languages but also of all those different
plishments necessary to flushed female educa-
sion.
Particular attention viii be paid to The manners
and morals of the young ladies at all times, and deep
interest taken in their advancement.
The School win commence on the 9TH January and
close on thu 25th July. 5.s
TERMS WILL. BE moDERAFE. u. a
For particulars. apply by letter, in person. Mrs
Minor considers that her long experience of 6 years
in the successful training of young ladies' together
with the extensive patronage she received Mid
way renders any further reference unnecessary.
Boarders will be charged from the time of entrance
to the end of session Day Scholars by the quarter.
In the of sickness every attention will be paid,
and Dr. Minor viii render professional services free
of Charge MRS JEFFERSON MINOR,
de 25-12t MISS ADA BYRON MINOR.
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FRESH SUPPLY--Ladies' thick
80 and thin sole Caters at ST. so; Ladies' Mo
rocco Walking Boots; Ladies' Morocco
Walking Buskns; Ladies' Goat Buskns: Misses
Goat and Morocco Boots; Children's Thick Sole
Bootees fresh lot of the above Shoes Just receiv
ed at DAVID WALSH'S
de s ~ l29 Main street.
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m ANOTHER IJIpOKTATION =

I'm ANUIIIIh IHEK VI = 10y eEZzss78
ali OF BEAUTIFUL GOODS-JOHN ElazzS
ANDOOLEY, 81 Man street, has received,
this week, another supply of Ladies and Misses Furs
embracing every variety to be found at the h1st
houses in the North. With these also, have arrived
an elegant assortment of Misses and Infants Black
and Drab Beaver Flats, trimmed and urtriInned !;
and Ladies and Misses Black and Drab Beaver Bon
nets These goods are of the very newest style and
choicest description a- ..- tss.>- de 20---ts
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A CARD.--The subscribers desire to In.
( n form their friends and the public generally Il AZ
they have determined to adopt the CASH SYSTEM
in conducting their business, commencing on the first
of January next. -s
We shall have on hand at all times complete as
sortment of the best FAMILY GROCERIES. which
we win offer at the lowest possible rates and it shall
be our constant endeavor to prove to our cusomers
by the quality and prices of goods that il is 10
their advantage well ours sustain this system
Feeling thankful 10 customers for their patron
age, respectfully solicit continuance under the
cash system. .s j.. p. ELLIS & co,
de Fin H 1874 Broad ST.
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.--The sub-
scrber can be found at his Office over the titv
Hall between the hours OF o A NJ and s r. NJ daily
/ de Aim M. n. LIPSCOMB. s. C. r.
Two RAIL no I'D COMPANIEs.--We
manufacturing erd keep constantly on hand
every variety Of Spikes and Chairs and other Rail
Fastenn-s.
tALSO-Boits for Bridging, ell lengths.
Car Axies and fat round and square iron all sizes
made from best Virgins eharcoel Pig Iron Z y
II. ARCHER Il CO.
de Its Armory Iron Works