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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-11-29

CARRIAGES, CARRIAGES.
I'D II. BOSHER, SUCCESSOR JAMS BosHgR n-nn -
nNs Has hand, large %
and harness Among which be found
One Coaches with outside seats, and Rock ASZ
Slide FEAT Buggie, aud
which he particularly the thos,
article Ia the Carriage line they will be DISPOSED Of
modatng terms by application his mandatory No.
Of Main aud 9th streets Jal4-iy
TO THE CARRIAGE USING PUBLIC.
NOuR attention u invited g. stock of RICH
- hOND MADE CARRIAGES, consisting OfC6tL-E L.
COdches sir seat Carridges Roctdodys BIggos CSffs
Suttss, dc This work u made Of the best maie.SZs1Z
rial by good workmen and under the immediate supervision
A.o 0if Crrage anil BWggies
which will be sold low by AINSLIE, BOWEN POWELL,
je12 1Oth street between Main and CARY
n REMOVED JOHN A. BELvIN has 2ey4fo,
we'd HE Furniture Warerooms that SlJfzEt<A
building, "CORNTHIAN HALL" (the old stand -
OF Messrs Jore Potts Main shove the Banks
He taket pleasure saying s generally
established himself large factory which him decided
tes AID With which he prepared the
styles OF Furniture order Ia addition this h. constantly
manufacturing article In the Furniture line, and will
choice aud well arranRl Of such styles and qualities
be- knows adapted 70 the varied and Of
pie.
Thanking generous community the liberal patronage hereto
fore b-soEed he respectfully socts pledges
himself that nothing shall be effort his part
and entire Subtraction.
JOHN BELvfS also gives his personal
DERTAKING Misunderstanding Al times well supplied
alc Burial Gases" Mohgany and Poplar COINS Bura
new HeaTse snd AL he requisites for funerals Orders len go
rihlsn Hall" WI meet With prompt attention. naq9-iy
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-11-29

SHIRTs, SHIRTS, sHtRrS received BIZ The
- Jaes,ovn lot ~ Mosin analer
oi Of ose PoLsf CfLans 70 vh voud ran ts attention o.
hr.e IN vaHt HENRY sHAFEH
non Corner NalH sud tlfh ,trvtta
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-11-29

EsGRAvIvGs OF THg SEALS OF THE PATENT oHYICE Op
GREAT BRITAIN, EcOtE ~ PHARNACts PHARHACIEN DE
PARfs AND IMPERIAL COLLEGE OR MEDICINE, VIENNA,
a1Eed each wrapper, aud around each Of
TKtESEuAn,N No q, AND3.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-11-29

Railways Ready Relief and Radway Regulators Positive Cur
for fever. Let those afflicted ske from
Regulators
these wI free your - poison OF Ague.
Spring = Of the body-as well year
and the the demands that the uri-ito
enable the
Radways Regulators keep
health Of the body o Questionable nibos OF e
. the the horse.
Much pain misery aud suffering would
Of system being Of
Of RAi~ay Regulators swallowed. Every
taken will nfue life aud fresh te weak and
body
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-17

"a feeling ,ha, TO some erten.. a. esst, WAS ossen
Of that glorious American STATE And when in that com
room. understood from both my friends, North
and South how the nomination OF Stockton and Aynor
wo0d reconcile parties In the North, without
hurting Fillmore and Donelson in the South, freely
gave my vote for the nominees. ee therefore, that
no less American than was yesterday and II, a.
believe, this movement will rebound largely to the ed
vantage of the great American party feel satisfied that
Tennessee viii say "Wel done, thou good and faithful
servant you have fought the good fight you have kept
the faith was, therefore, constituted by your voice
delegate TO this Convention; and having asked me how
Tennessee stands will only she is for Fillmore and
ponelson first last and all the time but she will never
repudiae blush TO electoral votes from Pennsyi
vana New Jersey given for those noble spirits, Stock
ton and Raynor Never, never Their antecedents are
well known, and they too true and too much Amer
caniZed 10 quarrel the contest in the great
struggle yet TO We say stand by your coors and
stand BY your Americans must rule America, and
Tennessee will be found side by side, shoulder to
shoulder With every State North or South that fights
upon that platform. (Great applause.)
Three cheers were given for Fillmore and Doneison,
and also for Commodore stockton.
The Cons enton then adjourned at hsf-past O'Clock,
at the place 10 morrow at O'Clock r. NJ.
he Chairman having preyiousf announced that Comma
dore Stockton would address them at that time.
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trip from Westpon 70 lawrence, was stopped at the
crossing Of the waazusa by Capt Pate asked him by
what authority he stopped my team with the mall. He
Tyr .e answered, "I have" asked him ii no would
please 70 let mo see Il. His reply was "Non and do
nandcd 70 SEQ my way bill. I told him was behind
dered. handed him the way bill. He looked il over
and said, His name Is not tho bill" He then asked
Col Anderson who was present with him, II Col. Lane
was in the stage Several replied that he not there
There was a camp at the place He returned the way
BILL and drove Captain Pate has since told mo that
If he had had his sword with him at that time, he would
have shown me by what authority he stopped me.
On Saturday, the 24th of May last when drove into
Westp0rt with the mail and drove up the Harris House,
man came to me and asked me had not driven that
stage about long enough said 81 don't know" He said.
You had better get somebody else 10 drive the STAGE
asked him why. He said, ssWc don't want you 70 drive
any longer. You have driven long enough" asked him
his reasons He definite answer and refused 10 talk
about the matter at all have since learned that the man
was Coleman who reported TO have shot Dow The next
day Sunday, the 25th Iwcnt up TO COL Boones, the post
master at Wesport TO ask his advice about the matter
remembered wlsut he told the day before. told
him did asked him to stop and showed him letter
which received the evening previous from my employer
instructng me to keep things straight until he
Coleman told 20 until that time When he would
SEQ again asked him If had over Injured him. He
said 'No. When Sheriff Jones shot in Lawrence,
any thing from you, and damn you marked you shant
shoot you nor assiate you, but viii you again a.
ter You see Emery"
TO Col. Boone's and while there Coleman passed
and the Colonel told me who was, and Gdvised TO
leave the line and get some one to take place, he
was a desperate man. On the Wednesday following
another driver took my place on the line.
In the absence Of person in this town authorized TO
administer OATH certify that the above statement il
true in every particular the presence Of the witnesses
whose names are hereunto attached
CHARLES FAY, Postmaster at Lawrence.
wi,nesses--C. W. Babcock, o. E. Learned Il. A. Ladd.
lEAvENwoRru June G. 1885,
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Port OF New York, June Ie, 1855.

CLEARED
hp Ms Co.
ship Columbus. Lester s. John EB.ThOs Wallace; !.
Bark # Susanna Dutch, Van veen, Buenos Ayres-w
Bark Gamble, Powell St Marks-smawood, Ander,
Bark Evelyn, Ames Machias--Peck, Church Co.
s Day. Re.S c
Brig s @ Rossr s. John NRKy s M
sslr WsS;ng. snIs. :'os1XscrssAy. Hs% Co
schr Enhaniress jayne Wlnington-Mccready Mott 4
scSr Mary Jane Kensdy Haines Elizabeth
Str Sss s..s
sehr Richie Fernaid. NewbuSypor,- Son Co.
seSr Tpsdem Welsh sswIl.ypor'gS Cook
ssh hr aows LoSs Lewis sew"
ana wiz" nas'
IS E with Il
s sp:ss fsa hsnfs % Se
and bound and AZ u NJ Oh Delaware, passed another
W. Rssssss.a ssfs
ss tcAsorn cardsua days,
Bark Borssedc (old,. sclurel Bremen, 80 days. with
mdss nd zo srepss 81 with
coffee, to,J AMeGaw. May A. Cap. W Gardner Of Nan.
BARK rs .erSn Of New Hsysn, Griffin, Masasuez days.
Bark Light Brigade (Br, Crowel Guayams, PR, June l.
10 Brookman CO 9th inst LAT D SO, lon ~ 80 saw bark
sk bay Stale o Boston, sprague Charleston days. with
Irig oda tNor, - Newcastle, E. 81 days, with COOL to
Brig s, Anne Or Titus Bahia IS days with Coffee &c,
brig Lincoln Wells os Bath Perkins Crab Island Pr II
days, with sugar, to Kirkland Won Sachs.
Ss oSs 10 @ #neees St 'aso Cuba Nay 2
Brig Jane Esther (of Searsport Pendleon, Cardenas,
days with sugar and molasses to Walsh Carver Chase
brig Wasp OBJ DorHe Nassau days, with molasses, to
brig Alcens smith Doboy Island days. with yellow PINE
Brig Lydia Portland Lowell Norfolk days, with
schr Onward Sargent, Tobasco, May q, with mahogany,
schr Hope Robbns ST john NIB days with lumber, to
scir scoio, Rue Dasien 6 days
schr North state. Horizon Savannah.
schr Helene. suites. Wilmington.
sehr suw.sses nsoothayen yle. alexandria days
schr A. Wood, Wood, Alexandrish 3 days
,cbr Music, Kechum, Alexandria, days.
Schr Sllimsn, Cium Alexandria, 3 days
Schr II Russell. Lynch, Chncoeague, 3 DAYS
Ss,a Bansor, Jordan .s ,,, Calais a.,
Sckr Cabot, Nickerson Boston
chr E rnSas greSti Sdsns Ct
seIr Banner Banner, H-.- Newasr ark =
schr Melbourne. = ~ Kingston.
Sohr Hudson, -, kondout.
Propeller Parker Vein, Ramsey Baltimore.
Propeller Osceoia, Clarke, Providence.
BELOW.
gark Mary Kimbal, Mcclellan, from Bordeaux Mayl.
Brig Arcturus, from Derien.
Wind during the day South.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-17

COL. FREMOkT's REPLY.
NEW YoRx. April 90, 1856.
GENT sMES- ha We to thank you for the honor of
invitation to meeting this evening. at the broadway
Tabernacle and regret that other engagements Lave III
terfcrcd TO prevent my being present.
heartily in all movements which have for their
object " to repair the mschef arising from the violation
OF good Faith in tho rcpca! of tho Missouri compromise
am opposed slavery in the abstract and upon princi
pie sustained made habal by long settled convc-
tons While feel in1eA1e in the belief that 1t ought
not 10 mtertefod with where exists under the Shield
Of STATE sovereignty am ntexiby opposed It's extern
sion on this Continent beyond is present limits.
With the assurance OF regard for yourselves,
&c FREMONT.
Mess,s r.. D. MORGAN, aud others a committee, &c.
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Delegation.
statement having appeared in the papers that Colonel
Fremont had stated TO the Massachusetts, delegation who
waited upon him. "that be approved Of the main fea-
lures q the American platform, and would carry Thorn
oul honestly were he nominated and elected moreover
he would accept the nomination OF the North Americans
evea though he received other, and would run Is
their candidate the delegation have sent the fol
loWn. contradiction -
The above statement is false. No pledges were made
BIZ Coloue trcinont-none asked from him.
FIlHu G. BAKER
TIMOTHY DAVIS }0f Massachusetts,
NM SUTTON,
Asfog HoUsF new YORK, Monday, June To- 1885,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-17

PHILADELPHIA, june l6-,Arr bark Chas = Lea, VIII,
Lans Port Prince brig Empire Croweu Calais; schrs
VAIL Dclano, and Charles Tucker Work Brainard Sci
den, Portland CT; Coan McAfee, East Haddam; Phil
lips, Smith, Boston. 80
Cid steamers kepnebec Hand and Boston, Clarke NYork
brig Mary Baker Boston, schs Wave Jone, Port SPAIN
Trinidad Star Nckerson Providence Sparkling Sea- Ferris,
Portsmouth, Phillips, Smith, Roxbury; Sarah Hills,
prrfla lard
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-17
The Kansas War-DestructiON OF Ossa-
WNtnmie.

Mcss,s T. D. MORGAN, ant others, committee, &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-17

Icame 80 Kansas May H. 1865, from Massachusetts,
la 20 no particular place Of residence on the morning Of
Tuesday the goth May last while carrying the mail from
Lawrence Kansas, to Wcstport Mo-, while at Franklin,
Kansas and having delivered the mail bag to the pest
master was ordered by him TO deliver my way bill 10
Capt patc a man ftoin Westport, Mo-; gave him the
way bill and he called out the passengers whose
penes were on the BILL in rotation, and searched
om examined their papers trunks, vaises and carpet
sacks and obliged some Of them TO remove their boots.
He took letter from one passenger, and detained him,
said by the other passengers in consequence OF
that letter. had six passengers He was aided by
large number Of men, should think many as fifty.
During the searching upon my receiving tho mail bag
from the postmaster, / mounted tho seat and remark
ing that J was behind time and must go on, a man
passed around in front Of the horses to the near
side, and presented pistol at me- and told me not
to start the team until they had got through. was
detained by them about an hour. When they finished
the Search the captain handed me the way BILL and
went on
On the ed OF May last was again going from Law.
renee TO Westpof with the mail and five or six passenger
when was again ordered by the postmaster at Franklin
to deliver may way bill 10 Capt Pate as before and the
passengers questioned by him TO their residence
destination and future intentyns 10 returning 10 the
Territory and they told that they marked IL
they ever returned 10 the Territory. was detained a
shost time after I received the mail bag from the post
master.
On the cd Of AY last Think q Was % the return
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-17
MARITIME INTELLIGENCE.

ALMANAC FOR NEW YoRK-TnIs
BUN RISES. % NOON RISES
sGs SETS. 81 HIGH WATER. morn 90
~>~y.>ss>"~>"~~>
Anpscsuges and tevs intended for the NEW YoRK HERALD
ehouy0 be sealed.
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colo mel FremoNt's Letter 70 tho Tabernacle

Colo mel FremoNt's Letter 70 tho Tabernacle
Meeting.
Is. NEW YoRx, April 10, 1856.
sR-You are respectfully requested 10 attend meet
ing oil the citizens OF New York opposed 70 tho measures
and policy OF the present administration for the extern
sion slavery territory embraced within the com
Pact OF the compromise and navor Of restoring
The ard position OF tho federal government tho
subject OF slavery the principles OF Washington and
Jefferson be held at the Broadway Tabernacle on the
evening OF the 29h inst. The meeting is expected TO
rctrcscn. tho patriotism intelligence aud wealth OF the
neroDo; and VIC indulge the hope that il will be agree
able 10 % TO the interest Of your presence 10 the
occasion. Yours respectfully
+. y. MORGAN,
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guarded at Lecomptou BY the United States troops and
any serious demonstration Is made, will be removed 10
Fort Levenworth.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-30

VOL. 5..-N0. u.
DAILY VIRGlNlAN.
poETsCAI. Dun.

Some friends has sent u.s. under blank cover.
n COPY of the subjoined very clever and very
practical jsu d'esprit addressed by the editor
of tho "Me,bodist Protestant" to his delin-
ouent subscribers. We copy the article
sjmply for the amusement OF our readrrs ,
for. ns Mr.. Randolph used to say OF his con,
siiiuents, we have tho best and noDlsss DC. q.
Subscribers TINT ever honored and sustained
public Journal They therefore rs body neeo no
such ingenious hint, but should there Do iouno
horn and there an exceptional case he is at libcr-
ty to consider tho liawa,hean appeal addressed
To him. Nat Int.
Should YOU ask us why this dnnninQ
WHY thcao sad complaints and murmurs
Murmurs loud about delinquents
Who have read the paper weekly,
Read what they have never paid for
Read with pleasure and with profit
Read Of church affairs and prospects
Read of news both home and foreign
Read the essays and the poems
Full Of wisdom aud instruction
Read the table OF the markets,
Carefully corrected weekly
Should YOU ask why this dunning
We should answer we should tell you
Fiom the printer from the mailer,
From the kind old paper maker,
From the landlord from the carrier,
From the man who taxes letters
With IL stamp from Uncle Snmuel-
Tnclc Sam the rowdiea call him
From them MI there comes ssage,
Message Kind, but drny spoken,
"pl,nse 10 pay Us what You owe US
Sad II II to hear such message
When our funds are all exhausted,
When The lasl bank note has left u.s.
When the gold coin all has vanished,
Conc To pay the paper mnker
Gone TO pay the toillng priuter,
Gone 10 pay the landlord tribute,
Gone to pay the sabe carrier
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I ERMS.

Tho NIR6INfA& IL published daie AZ - and trisveeky
-. ief siYantc Va paper MI he, discontinued
c. II the he Proprears uuti AZ srrraras,s shall
uaNt b,tu ptid
ADNERIISEMENFSa are inserted for 20 per Square
Ia lines less. fal Insertion
tn tanec Hul ordered nn"r weekly and then 20
per square vii he ctarg"i each insertion II the nuHbr
Insertions be not marked On tho Ms viii be published till or
fered out. and charged accordingly
THE EARlN RATES ARR
or pue stiHait- s.'.sN>Sl
fo" t'No 10 H. ~
For do semi -, -
For Two 40 IL ~
y Advertsep intended for both paprrs sunc
contract.
y Annual advertisers will be limited to their immediate
1nS tie at somcnts charged At transient
u Al new advertisements appear il the daily and r /.
~erNiy papefs.
~ Gbtusry which eight lines charged
teahy tor the eNeess
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OH = " GN 4 tor the s'nrt0r, Rs - Ent
friend, absent loved unns what
what more acceptable, what dear
worthy ho cherish II than natural lieke, almost
taking breathing likeness Of the headso the usehod,
he tlu olive Plants home those loved but absent
the fesh may be seldom Ayaeous
hacrcd health and character aud happiness for gold
sacrificed home oomior and enia,
happy p"ssrss9 OF Tanners inmabe ATbrotypes
Photographs DaFuoreotypcs exchanging II for money or
he lmPur oi the holest motives that are left
the hrarl ot trn humanity TO perpetnate and cement
friendship n ~eal mud ray halowed affection The
operator (souu in the Of oldest in the business
ladies' by In age) eoutemlaes while In this
orazlng mood with little satsiacn the healthul and
happy nucuccs that constantly going from his essb
the medium of beautiful and truthful pictures
beautiful aud truthful originals to gladden. the
Mothers sisters and Brothers,
Lovers SWrebrartg OF the land.
The signed Ing aefeasc his operators and
having baud fresh and large supply of materials invites
every body his Gallery, where In all weathars
procured faithful Amhroiypc Daguerreotype and those
moi Wishing fac saf themselves VIII be cordially wei
eurd aud amply repaid for their trouble by examining
oNeelut exhibition of Pictures In addition 10 our almost
limited stock Of and unique have any quantity
faahionabr Jewefy snrh Loekes breast Pins Brace
lets Watch Iub Finger Rings Ae, designed to contain pic
of which viii be Ia the best style Of the art,
the shortest nore and ut the most reasonable prices for
an,h ouly n y. TANNER.
y ]. side Main St, three doors below Bridge,
July bynchburg, Va
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MERCHANDISE, &C.


"a call auu"n az their ina Winter Styles oi t"thnE
INV upcnur Al hrr tsat-anHn Nan STREET opposite ar
me- bauk. Nn,hhufF " 1h,u Ae.ut. Nj DIXON. hes
sroni 'N weoks IN tho North manufacturing Gpos specially
t hi> m1 aui ey safely PROMISE thai their present
Sioek ~urpas-s VI quality aud variety auy thing they
have h,' onorod the public In thrir assortment the
fellow ing attieles may Ice nund
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VA NAlTlMOKI- ME- ne nnIlIalenod F0IwhId
Merchants Agents oi the Pennsylvania Rntugd at
baltimore respectfully solicit SHIPMENTS OF TOBACCO
TO All rom iS IN ilE NESI AND SOUTH NtSl,
with The trade having been for
the consRnces of large part Of the Tobacco
through baltimore they hatto Themselves that they
L GiNu saiiAinctun 10 HhipletH
TreEht as low as lay any othrt line.
,nnsirnnonts to OF from the socted and punrnsy
attended to MAGkAN n kDbNS.
SO North street baltimore
Ethr IL Jacob Ileald 4 Go ! htandt j. baltimore 7 l..
Budioy W 4 smith. Mcdaniel Hunt 4 preston. Miller y
trrnshaw. iynehburgi Cronshnw &tp. Richmond
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BALTIMORE.
LIS, ,.,urn.C.,.orrICE.Lo.L In

BAH. WILLS MEDICAL Obtss ~, s.osh s"-
hrmar, baltimore Instituted, a u lhti W ~ oehih
ting urt,t ldinorf nrar the Post Oncol tt kilNat j.
Ep or No FrE REQUIRED -pr Mills. an experienced
rhyseano Of the Aerathic scho" ma, hs eoVae""'s Coz"
Ne Hone, required ~ ~ Car. - ""' E"r'"a'
practical experience "i nN" ~ years enap"A - ~ "
warrant cure possibe tmo To have II saiey
Thi- umarmnry,
celebrated the eootnal andpeody cure oi all
,ass, of pseases established IN this city Hs
The asigh Reputnt,o"
would render public notice unnecessary ~e"
or the unny app,ans here for treatment VINO nay
been dh ot their money, na)rra"d by the 'hnfatms WI"
nourshsu largely III the public prints and with whom our oy
AMirteJ be- ~ ,o"r s.""rd.
you would nuti rocuniay Loss and disappointment
seek earl, aid whcre proper treatment can be obtain
cd nr NJ makes anring lrniesSnnsi lomn'h no hl"'
than lie VIII houorahly perform.
secondary aud q s'hrouir Gases.
The symptoms Sore lhfoai liberation oi the
Mouth Itching and Tenderness about The Nose BochtH .,
Enptens upon the Skn Ac Opon the perfect O"nsl
the oldest aud mos neotoate Of sueh ea@n M Nj II
wiling tostake has hanos and r.rns',on.
Tho remedies OF nr restoring aroug aud manly Wig
or tcneyang the shattered constuon and removing speed
lily NIL debility injury incurred nam certain soofet habit are
Gufcc bied Manhood
linda certain restorative ana thousands from Their
use haNo realized tho sweet nulion oi pc which om thu
auro 81 QunekoroH IN to hthtfi' n''se Sea''h ha oe
Ad.nn,nxc- at Treatment.
pol oi Mercury or NoNioua hingH hh
30 Ecmnic-.
Iaup experienre I'm he oament fcmalc Affections Nor
dsoAsas tnalher In NJ 10 afford fn'y HHitt and
r0ce the es dnieu ea-es Communication sacred
+. guarded marked will ahii aud dolieaoN
pr. Mills <i''nt prss"nttsr.
This cn Rafdg applicable To either viii be SEM
duly prepared 10y ma,l On ,e'eri ~ - OF ny iehhg VIZ
Distant puraona cured NJ home, by addressing DIR II
MILLS. BALuMoHr detcfs post paid Modenoa sent In
ANY direction by mail or express
ii
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HATS! HATS! IaATs.!.--s RING fEn
4 4 FASHIONS FOE ls56--SrITZER will introduce LkS
the Spring stye Dress Hat The first Saturday in March
the inspection his customers and the pubic ganera
which will be found Hat in this market IN
w. stve quality and finish Also lot Of beautiful new style
Young All those desiring tine Dress s
To eclipse ANY thing market will please call at the sign
ot the BIZ u HAT. go -. -, ,tsaa, i,
All kinds of Hats made order with neaness ana dsf
'us,oia'ts H''' ' WIN STlTzrE
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u TNc UoncerI u v . IIarVey % Nas Iss0TVrd on
tnd by mutual consent All persons
indebted said vi plena forward and aotie
thrir with " Harvey at the old stand nt o
Harvey Il Co W q. nAkNElt
oct q W. y ANNiINs
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u
CONSTITUTIONS may desire 10 send their Wheat Corn oa
Rye Meal the usual terms-or will 81
q portion of them low for cash to lessen stock.
;uly o5 Isl A. r. RCCKER
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drbted TO for cost bills ar- u'ies, y e. are insed
tor the last time call and settle ,a acly they Wi
sued warranted, the may be without dstn,
lion of persons. B ii LEWIS.
2rls