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Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-09-11
Cardinal Principles of the Democratic
Party.

J. Eqdal and exact justice 10 al men. of what
ever State or persuasion. religious political.
:. Peace, commerce and honest friendship with
all nations; entertaining alliance with none.
;. The right of States and Territories TO admin
i>tcr their own domestic affairs.
l. Freedom and equality; the sovereignty of the
people. and the night of the majority to rule when
conetitutioually expressed.
,. Economy in the public cxrcnditurcs-and
sacred preservation to public fait~.
o. Freedom of religion, freedom of the press,
and general diffusion of useful information
= Opposition to all secret political organizations,
and ali corruption i'll politics.
:. sacred preservation of the Federal Con-
stitution. and no religions tests for office.
,. No bieotry. or pride of east. or distinction of
birth among American citizens
TO- Respect and protection for the rights of ALL
IL. The preservation of the naturalization laws.
and the right of all to the public domain and the
protection of the American Government.
-. Opposition TO all chartered monopolies.
r. Common brotherhood and good will Ia all
especially to those of the household OF faith.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-09-11
Testy.


Our nelghbors Of the Journqi are becom-
ing tcsty, and are anxious to shift the
"side issues" of the campaign from their
shoulders. We are inclined to think our
selves that they are becoming rather weighty
for them to carry But it is too late now
for the m to change the issues they have
made themselves and cast them off on their
neighbors.
/. Who got up the religious question In
politics?
2. Who commenced the war on the
Catholics?
3. Who commenced the war on our
foreign born citizens?
4. Who got up the riots in our city to
prevent the the Germans parading, as was
their won't to do?
5. Who got up the riots at tha polls in
Cincinnati, Louisville, New Orleans and
other places, and broke ballot-b boxes, muir
dered men, women and children, and set
fire to the dwellings Of innocent residents?
6. Who got up the slavery agitation,
and made the slavery question the prin-
cipal, if not the sole issue at our cleo
tons?
I. Who met in Philadelphia with dele
gates from only one half the States, and
one over, to nominate candidates for the
whole Union?
8. Who is it that places sixteen stars
upon their banners instead of thirtv-one?
.. Who is it that stump round the
country denouncing one portion the Union
while they are seeking votes and power from
the other portion?
Not wishing to pile it up TOO thick at first
on our neighbors, we leave them to answer
one or the whole of the above nine ques-
tons. They are all open and fair questions
and an answer to each might throw much
light on the position of parties, and be
very satisfactory to the public generallay,
and to the "Bible scrcechers'' in partcu-
lar.
AS the Democrats have national ticket.
with an electoral ticket-and large MAORI
ty or 4 powerful and active majority in each
State of the Union, with open and national
issues in their platform, with national men
for their candidates, the national FLAG fol-
their banner and the Constitution of the
country for their guide and protection, they
have nothing to fear from an exposition OF
their sentiments, or the closet scrutiny in
to their men or measures Ohio States
man.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-09-11
Arrivals and Departures Mails to & from
Plymouth.

Mail from the North, going South arrives every
day-Sundays cXcrrtcd-lt - VI. and departs for
South at T. 7. VI. Nail from the South. going
North arrives az , VI. and departs al -. i VI
Mail from Ia Porte arrives Mondays. Wc,incs
days FRIDAYS. at L VI. and departs Tuesdays,
Thursday & Saturdays, at \ "
Mail from TT Wavnc arrives every "Wednesday
at + VI. AMI Departs THURSDAYS at \ "
Mil from Goshen. arrives every Thursday ut &
i VI. AMI departs Friday at q Y VI.
Nail from Knox. arrives Wednesdays at 1 7 VI.
and departs Thursdays at \ VI.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-09-11

Conducted the negotiations which resulted
in the war with Mexico;
Led to the
AcQUISITIoS AND CONQUEST OF CALIFORNIA:
And. in his negotiations with England de-
clared that Naturalized American Cit
liens were entii led to the same
protection as Native-born
Citizens; protected the
PATRIOTS OF THE IRISH REVOLUTION OF 1848:
And left the State Department filled with
the highest evidence of his wisdom
N 1919
He retired to private life
IN 1850
President Pierce appointed him
MINISTER RIO EN- GLAND.
Where, by his consummate ability, his di-
plomatic tact, and his saoacous fore
sight, he laid the foundation for
the settlement of all our diff
culties with England
IN MAY, 1856,
He returned from Europe, was welcomed
By Grateful Nation
With the heartfelt applause which his ca
reer had merited.
IN JULY, 1856,
The unanimous voice Of
Representatives from every county in The
United States.
Ii pom 4 Platform as
BROAD AS THE CONSTITUTION,
selected
JAMES BUCHANAN
The Farmer Boy of Franklin,
The contidant of the Sage of the Hermit
age, the Statesman,
Whose public Services make up the
HISTORY
NEARLY HALF \ CENTURY,
As the Candidate of the Democracy for
the Presidency of the United States
On the 4th of March. 1857.
HE WILL BE INAUGURATED
PRESIDENT.
Finally
His political is but counterpart ofhis pri
vate Life,
in which his Christian
Virtues, his every
day Benevo-
lence and
his
Ncigbborhood
Charities,
Have made him
TIE IDOI. OF HIS HOME,
THE ORNAMENT OF HIS RELIGION,
TIE PROTECTOR OF THE FRIENDLESS
AND
THE CHOICE OF THE NATION ~
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-09-11

of Maine lawism, and of every other per-
nicious, ridiculous, and disgusting ISM
Fremont IS supported equally zealously,
by the Pharisee and the atheist the Puri-
tan and the scoller.
ooh no. what nominee
Is John Fremont of AIariposec."
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-09-11
Law Of Newspapers.

|. Subscribers who do not give express notice To
the contrary. considered wishing To continue
their subscriptions.
,. If subscribers order the dscontinuance oftheir
papers. the publisher may continue To send them
until all arrcaraecs are paid.
:. Ii subscribers neglect refuse to take their
papers from the office they are held responsible ill
they have settled the bin and ordered the paper dis
continued
4. lfsubscribers remove to other places without
informing the publishers and the paper is still sent
To the former direction. they are held responsible
The Courts have decided that refusing To take
paper from the Office removing and leaving
uncaled for, Is TRINA FAcIE evidence of intentional
fraud
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-09-11

Mr.. Buchanan is berated and abused for
sentiments which it is charged he uttered
thirty years ago, the best rroofthat his OPP
ponents can find nothing in his long career
of public usefulness for thirty years sub
sequent, which they can pick flaw in
\ man who can show a public life free
from blemish for as long period as some
of his detractors have lived, need not be
ashamed Of his antccedents.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-09-11

At recent abolition meeting in Auburn,
Fred. Douglas said, among other things,
that it was the duty of every slave to cut
his masters throat Hurrah for Beecher-
i5mi
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-09-11

HORACE CORBIN.

A T'rORNEY AT LAW, PLYMOUTH, IND
"a VIII attend to all business. in the line of his
Profession. entrusted to his care in the Circuit and
Common Pleas Courts in Northern Indiana; and
will give particular attention to buying and selling
Land. paving Taxes, &c.
Plymouth, Nov Is, 1855 &c.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-09-11
COUNTY OFFICERS.

COUNTY COHMssIoNERs.-D. NANvAcroR. s. G.
GoRDoy, :. y. CHANPIIN.
EXAMINERS OF SCHooI. TEABHERs-A. c. CArRox.
CIRCUIT CoURT.-IIOn. Thomas SrsxrIrID Judge
TEEMs.-secona Monday iii August and February
COMMoy PLEAS CoURr-TIon F.. EGEEET. Judge
TERMs.-1hird Mondays in january, April, July.
and October.
COMMISSIONERS COURT.-First Mondays in March,
June, September, and December.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-09-11
II u - ale Ch 90 ID
ON CIR ED e. Y.

nNE Buggy; one set single Harness: one Cali
= FifoIIsia Cook Stove and Furniture; one Bureau
three Bet~tcads; one tin sided safe Cupboard; one
small rocking Chair; one child's ditto: one large
Boston ciittO one land Warrant: one fine Horse:
ono Press for copying letters; one Lot in
Plymouth, G} feet front by 1872 feet deep. with COM
Portable house and good well; one lot inditto, same
size, with large and commodioUs house and well;
one lot, CO feet front and 26 feet deep fenced, has
good we'll bat no house. all in the centre part of
town; 100 acres of good land with small improve
ment good S:aEs. water and timber, IN green town
ship, miles from Plymouth; 20 acres Of good
land with same advantages four miles south of
Plymouth; so acres Of good land with same adyan-
tages. 2i, miles south Of Plymouth; go acres Of
land. with 30 acres improvement, house, good Wa
ter. grass and timber, III Stark county, seventeen
miles from Plymouth,-ail in good ncigborhoods,
convenient to schools shops, mills and churches
\ business house and lot on Michigan street, il
Plymouth, in the center of business This proper
tx must and UiU be sold. and those wishing to buy
to locate. to sell again, find better invest
ment, and more liberal terms than / will give.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-09-11
Also, for Rent:

Two good dwellings: one Store room and Ware
house CHE latter lately occupied by Foster a Wal
lace as a Grocery StOre.) and one small dwelling
Apply ut my Office on Laporte street.
iun.j-.50tl G.. III. REEVE.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-09-11

nctioned by the Constitution, which makes ours
the land of liberty and the ASYLUM of the oppressed
of every nation. have ever been car,nal PRINCIPLES
Of the Democratic faith. and every attempt
abridge the privilege OF becoming citizens and the
owners OF soil among US, ought to be resisted with
the same spirit which swept the alien and sedition
laws from our statute books.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-09-11
CABINET AND CHAIR MAKING

EvIIE UNDERSIGNED WOULD RESPECT
3 FULLY inform the citizens of Marshall and
adjoining counties, that he still continues to manu-
facture Cabinet Ware at his old stand, opposite the
"Democraf ONce:" where he is prepared to fill all
orders for Furniture on short notice. and in the
most approved styles, and made of the best mate
rial. He would also inform his numerous custo-
mers. that he has an accomplished workman in his
nlnl,.lnx uhn.n lA,,snnss II - L. ,nnl.n
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-09-11
FANCY CHAIRS
'E'AEH T. NGDvS'Ed5t..

All those indebted to him. on Note or Book ac-
count, will save about TEN per cent by squaring
up Immediately. W. L. PIATI.
Plymouth Nov. 10 -. n-i-l-y.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-09-11
John G.. Fremont.

THE CHOICE OF THE NATION ~
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-09-11

OE 1nC Vd0CEh Uf II SlA1EoW AN
JlMES BUCHANAN
Was Born
ON THE 93D DAY OF APRIL, 1871.
AT sroNEY BATEER,
On the Eastern slope of the Alleghenies.
IN 1905
He entered Dickinson College.
lie Graduated with distinguished Honor
In 1909
IL THE SAME YEAR
He commenced the study of Law, and was
Admitted to the Bar Nov. II, 1912.
His career in the
PROFESSION WAS \ SERIES OF SUCCESSIVE
TRIUMPHS.
in 1914
He made powerful speech in favor of a
Vigorous prosecution of the War
with Great Britain, and Vol
unteered,
As \ COMMON SOLDIER,
In the ranks of
THE AMERICAN ARMY -!
OCTOBER, 1914,
He was elected member of the
PENNSYLVANIA LEGISLATURE,
Where he declared that ''The Invading
Enemy must be driven from our shores"
And proclaimed himself in favor of
TIE RIGHTS OF THE
NATURALIZED CITIZEN,
And opposed to the
PRESCRIPTION OF FOREIGNERS.
October, 1915,
lie was again elected to the Legislature.
IN 1920
HE WAS ELECTED TO CONGRESS.
He was reelected for five successive terms.
During these
TEN YEARS IN CONGRESS-
He immortalized himself by his eloquence,
and made the world acknowledge him to
BE A STATESMAN.
IN 1899
lie spoke in favor Of the Military Appro-
priations; Against the Bankrupt Bill;
in support of the Tariff; and pro-
claimed himself opposed to
SECTIONALISM NJ, and q
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-12-13
Troy Hardware Store.
HITCHCOCK 4 CO.,

SION OF rnR non1IsE LOCI, $50 UNION BLOCK,
Main Street, ks0lkuk, loU0,
WAoiesals anA Rssatl Dealers,
A RE receiving large and general assortment Of
A HARDWARE : hOUsEKEEPIN0 WARES.
70 which the attention Of dealers and customsrsis
respectfully invited.
Keokuk, May 81, '66--d4w.
TINE subscribers are now receiving large additlons
TO former stock u Hardware and Housekeeping
wares, 10 which We invite the attention Of Dealsrs
and Consumers.
Aug25d HINiiCOCk. MOTT CO.
10 C0nSFacssrs, 0uiiasrs 4 ethers.
WE era receiving our assortment Ut Buildsrs'
w Hardware, direct from manufacturer; also .
variety Of Mechanics Tools which We o6er for sale
ct i5s Main Street, Union Block.
aug7S HITCHCOCK, MOTT co.
EnAaeleA Preserve ksssles aa1
kauco Rana.
ID RIGHT French Ware, Preserve Kettles, 6Auee
ID Pans, Cullspdsrs, SkimmeSs, Dippers, Wash
Baxins. Ladies'. Forks. SPOONS, Cups and Selves
Brass Kettles; Pin Kitchen Ware; Japansd Cham-
Der and Water Pals foot Baths Trunks, Cans,
Street. Union Block.
Aug1S HITCHCOCK, MOTT co.
ESANCY cnamsllsd Chambsr Setts, consisting q
Il water pail chamber pals and foot bath Paint
ID water pAs foot hath and chamber pAils In sstta
or single, also variety Of House furnlahing good
In silver plated, britannia, jApansd, white metal
and common wares, f0rsAlc ~ the Troy HasdwArs
Store, Signof the 40rtise Lock, l5o, Main IT..
Union Block. HITCHCOCK. MOTT 4 20.
f-yOLTa' RRvuLVERS.-kiAes and double bar
~ relied Shot 6uns can be found 81 the Troy Hard
ware store 230, Main street, Union block.
scp2o HITCHCOCK, MOTT, AGO.
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DassOIUTION.

4 CO-PARTNERSIfIP heretofore existing under
n the name of Mckenny 4 Ranner, is this day
dissolved by mutual consent. All claims against
the Old firm will be cancelled by L. l. Me
Kenny who will in future conduct the bushes, and
who alone authorized to settle the business Of the
old 6rm T. I. McKENNY,
NJ III. RUNNER.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-12-13

ture tina, vii. never fade or change in the least to
the superiority of Cuttings Ambro'ypes. BE par
ticuar II IN want IT one II these, TO call at the
AuuRor,ps GALLERY, Ne. ), Third street. Pictures
are warranted 10 give entire satlsiaeti ~ ana guar
ant;ed Ia eoual any IN the western country. lie has
yot the largest and hnest Galery between 81 Louis
and Chicago, with side light and sky light, which nc
other aliery in this city has He has the exclusive
right eff this patent for kcokuk and Lee county All
other pictures protesting TO bethe zane are counter
feit.. and an imposition on the public. They are
but worthless irnitationsof the genuine Ambrotype
gotten up 10 deceive the public. The Ambrotyps
will keep in we'll as upon the parior table
They may also be SEE in tomb stones, ana remain
unimparpd for ages. .
Ee- Instructions given in Ambrotyping, and al
40 IN taking pictures glass, not patented,fo sui
those who wish to travel. He has also larg'
stock Of chemicals hand, andcoliodeon OF the mn
stquality, and ready for use
1 GALLERY No. 8, Third-st, keokuk Iowa.
anr3t.atf EMERSON, Artist.
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A. CosNABLk, 6to- b. sNyTH, y. CoNsABLk
GONNABLE. SMITH Il CO.,
WHOLESALE GR0CEkS,
DEALERS In TENNESSEE IRON,


DEALERS In TENNESSEE IRON,
AND FoRw ARpsEs AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
RIOS. So e. IS
Leyee, opposite Steamboat Landing.
Have now on hand full and complete stock for
fall trade. To which the attention Of purchasersis
solicited. taug 23dAw
NJ A1Cli Es.-Are sole agents tor Pierce 'scelebra-
wi ted matches. City trade supplied by the guam.
tity, Mt factory prees. A large supply now hand,
by c0NNABLE, sMYTH AGO.
aus %
,UNDkIEs.-~au nbIs. Roofing Pitch, 500 Rolls
- do. Papers, both plain and saturated. SO Bales
0akum, 10 kegs cut aud wrought spikes. For sale
by CONNABLE, sMiTH co.
aug23
~ EAMLEso sAths.-5ooo large 2 bushei, OF
- superior quaii 8. Just received direct FROM the
manu- factnrefs. Tor sale by
aug % CoNNAgLE, sMYTH CO.
DLAsThR FAILS AND CEMENT.-25 bills
l. Plaster Paris, 100 bbis. Cement. For sale by
sug2s ooNNABLE, SMYTH AGO.
D0WDER pow DER leo Kegs kHe Pow
der, 800 kegs mining powder, 10 cases ibcanis-
ter powder 10 ca~s h pcwder. Now in our
ma gnxne and 1, r sale by
aug % goNNABLE, SMlTII co.
| w Tumblers, Jars, Fiasks, &c. For sale by
aug23 coNNABLE sMYTH i co.
lHNENNESsEk IRON ANDBLACKsMITH TOOLS
| l Ae.--300 tons Assoxtcd Bar Iron, zoe Slabs
Piow steel, tons Square and Ocssgon Cast Steel,
4 | ton Spring steel, tons German Steel, ! ton
American and English Blister Steel. ~ large va
riety Of Blacksmith TOOLS for sale low, TO Mer-
chants or smiths, by
aug % CONNABLE, SMYTH 4 CO.
INOTlCE.-Wili be sold To pay charges if notcall-
y ed for within thirty days. Planning Machines,
and Box Machines. Received per steamer "sam
Young, September 10th, 1858, in the name Of Viii.
son Cross.
aug23 C0NNABLE. SMYTH 4 co.
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A CARD.

I HAVE this day disposed Of my entire interest in
i the drug business to T. /. Mchenny, Also my m
tere,t in The manufacture and sale Of II. X. Gill
more's Mamaiuke Liniment, and Vegetable Anti
Bilious Pills aud take pleasure in recommending
him to the public one deserving Of their patron
age. NJ II. hoNNEh'
mchl Tdtf
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-12-13

Attention 00S1acrss
LOT u ssaatiine, Of I'll lengths, for saas cheap
"A ~ our fnsnitars nsnufaetovy, nth street, bst
Main and JoAnDpa.
novi4dsf KfLDouKNE I DAVIS.
4 PILGRIMAGE 70 III Nsdnah and MsccaA,
IA with mApa and illustrations, BY b =. Burton,
Lisut- Bombay Army. ror sals b
novi SEES CAVE BAILEY.
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MlII1H01Y ana RancY deeds.
ATTENTION. LADlESl

T WOULD ssspsstfully call the attention u The
I Ladies = my large and we'll esieeted Stock u
Pail and Winter Goods, which will sell at Cnsin-
matt prcesS Ny stock consists Of silk, straw, md
velvet Bonnsts; also, . spisDdid assostmsnt of
Ribbons Flowers, and Feathers, selected With oseat
care. You wll And everything In the millinery asd
Fancy business, ~ my estabishnsnt, N tns Latest
fashion. an also prepared 70 do AL work In my
business 1t the shortest notice. such ~ linng trim
ming, bleaching. pressing and making bonnsk ct
every description 70 order. will warrant ell
work 10 give sAtisfaction.
Como ons, come eli. No trouble 70 show gods q
Mrs. alenny's, No. ~ johnson street, bstusea Ind
Aad Sd directly opposite Dinners Saloon.
6ept3Sdiy MRS. 0L1NNT.
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"A dies in particular, ! owe IN apology for reeent
changes in tie inside Ar angemsnt aad outsids ~
psarsncc Of ny sstsblshment
Though II va not until after patient and thor
ough (lsgAl) inssstigstion that became convineed
Of the error In tho style Of my sigs, tbat ssb.is
ted h . change. But in changing Il fsen "lAAisas
Shoe SHOP have mot ceased 20 nanu4setuSs al
kinds u Ladies shoss ~ befors bat have, II ad1i
.sc.. ~e..~.A ~ Nc~t ywett~s tes thew HusAaa&s.
Hrothers, 6ens and Lovers, % that now al yoar faa
ily and friends cen be accOmodated ~ one SHOP
the ONLY ON IN KsoEuK whore you cas ~ ny
thing In The Boet aad Shoe line. made 70 ordey =
strcst.vhsrs also the best quality and greatest
rixty Of Eastern work h kept fox sale cheap.
Come Ard sxAnins the goods and buy. Or lsavs o.
dsr, which Will b. promptly attended - "
noyI7- B. A. UUK4.
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TILLgNGHAsT,L LANE 4 asu EL,
Ma 80 Iatu Sfrsrf KcOKUK

Nds W THh
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE
Dealers N Hardware, Cus1erys &c.
4 LsO, Agents for the Worlds Safe Co. Fire and
n Burglar proof Safes; Troy Dell Foundry
Pruyn 4 Lansing's Saws; vergsnnes Scale Co.
Exceisior Horse Powers; Berden's Patent Horse
Shoes; 1uriey's Surveyors and Enginssrs Instrs.
men,s and other American manufactures.
keokuk, Oct. "a, 1886 -dAw
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G.. M. HUSTON,
Wheiesalc Dcmicrtn Notions and
Fancy Dry Goods,

". IVA. "A ~ ~ ~Avy
Wholesale Dealer I'm Notions and
Fancy Dry Goods,
~ MAN STREET, hEoKuK, Iowa.
Anew stock and the largest and bestasoorted ever
offered in the market Our stock is purchased direct
from manufacturers and importers, and we pledge
ourselves TO sell at prices low for each good
time buyers, as ST. Louis or any otherwestern mar
ket.
Merchants will 4 nd IL to their advantage to call
and anime goods and prices before buyingelse
where. We willconsider II no trouble toshow them
through our S,tock.-apr2e -ddw
a apr 70 nrsroS's.
4 HEAVY sloca Of Cap, Letter, Ladies' bat b, IatI
~ Pct, Fancy and C.atnerr,ai AUto faper, Plain
and laid Bud, White and Fancy Colorcd Envelopes AT
apr2G HtsIoN's.
4 ueneral assortment Vt HERMAN silver aud dou-
"A ole plated ware, all ranted and at manafac-
tufers prizes. al apr2b Ill s1oN's.
4 extensive steeH of Whips and Lashes at
n ufacturer's prices at apr25 HuSToN's.
A i.AkGE lot OF artificial fow,rs bud, grape
n leaves and all Kinds Of Millinery Goods, at
aprsb huSioN's.
flNHE Finest assortment Of Ribbons offered In
L the market at apr2o HusIoN's.
4 sLochs enough 10 supply The market, OF every
" variety OF pattern, JcroIne's make, warranted,
and at nanufacutrSr's prices, at HUsToN'S
apr2o
ftNHE best assortment Of Lace Wells and Dresf
Trimmings at apr26 llUsION's
A LAKaE and tine lot of kid gloves OF every
n grade. at apr26 IluSToN'S.
A endless variety of u TX and Linen Pocket nand-
\ keres'iefs and erasats mt apr26 iiusI0N's.
I yoLD and common Jeweiry, and u old and silver
~ watches, at apr26 HUSTON =.
LIVERY variety OF goods pr,sed in the Notion
IL and Fancy noods line at Huston at prices that
cannot fail TO induce purchases and benefit the buy
err Cali at No. ~, and examin for yourselves.
apr2G
fI,iE largest and best assorted stock Of Embroiae
~ in the city At apr2o HusToN's.
4 LARGE assortment If Hosiery and Gioycl
n English and French hand made Mite, yer,
fine. at apr76 Hus1QNs.
4 Illusions will be found the largest lot of ir,si
"a Linens, Laces, Edgings, and every variety o.
Wbite goods, at prices that cannot be beat in an
+ Western market. apr26
/ REMOVAL.
hERNABD, cAlDAIN 4 co.
/ IL AVE- removed their store from the old stand t.
i UNION BLOCK, between 9th aud 9TH streets, o,
/ Main, where they offer for sale ms cheap as Ia
cheapest, general assortmentof
/ shoe. saddle nd Har nc ss lie ~ Ia .
Enatnelied aud Patent Leather, EnameiIed Cloth
+ Trunks, Carpet Bags, Fly Nets, Whips and VIII
/ Lashes.
Also, general assortment OF
>ADDLERN HARDWARE.
Sad1lery Hardware, well selected the las mar
ket, ana for sale Of ST. LOUIS prices.
They have on hand and are constantly manu-
featuring Of The best materials Saddles Brides an
!, Harness Of every description.
The above articles will be sold at wholesale or rs
tail at uniform prices.
Those wanting any thing in our line will do wei
TO call and examine our stock before buying Ms "
intend to give ali, the worth Of their money.
The highest price will be paid in cash for Hide
J. o. BERNARD B co.
k.okak. 20, SEPT. '55.-dAw
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