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al the Champs de Mars. Just as the carriage and
three of the girls had taken their places, Madame
2. presented herself with her two little children.
The girls were ill-pleased with this addition to
their party, and Mdlle. Aglae declaring that with
the present ample style of skirts, her robe would
be "all mussed' (chifomte) by the children crowd
ing in with their mother among them, refused to 60
at all, and reentered the house. When Madame p.
returned with the rest Of the party after the races
10 dine at her fathers, she sharply reproached
Aglae for her conduct. quarrel arose in which
Nj. N. took the part of Aglae, and N. p the part
of his wife.
On Monday morning N. P. left his house at
O'Clock: at 7 he presented himself at the apart
ment of his fatherin-law. p. pretending that ne
had an important matter to speak OF, made his way
to the bedroom where the old man was still asleep.
Soon afterward the report OF pistol reused tne
house. Aglae and the dOmestics rushed to the
bedroom, where they found her fathers throat cut.
The pistol had been discharged into his head. +:
stood over him, razor in one hand and, pistol
in the other. Another pistol was lying on chair,
which Madamoiselle Agae caught up; but L.
wrepched il from her feeble hands, applied it to
bis temple and fell dead by the bedside OF his
victim.
You may still remember the murder, which made
noise enough here in the time Of it, of Monsieur
Juge by one Collignon, eoeher or hsck-driver,
whom he hired to drive him to the Bots de Boul0gne.
The original cause of the murder, which COllignon
committed several days after in . peculiarly cool,
calculating manner, was the refusal by Juge TO
recognize an extra charge Of two francs above the
regular carTiase.Lire. ColienOn was tried. con-
demned, and executed. Since then the widow Of
Monsieur Juge instituted suit for damages against
the widow and heirs Of Collignon (who, of course,
were unable to pay ssus), and in their default,
az ainst Monsieur BessOn, letter Of carriages and
employer Of Csllgnon st the time the murder was
committed The Court has just granted her suit, and
condemned Besson to pay 10000 francs damages,
On the ground that he is responsible for damages
done by his agents.
ApropOs of Colligron, they do say that coolers
are more civil than was their wont before his exc
cution: AID this instance is given in proof: fast
young man rushing on! Of one of the Boulevard
Clubs, late she other night after having been un-
lucky at play, jumped into the first voiture thar
was stationed near by, without SO much as saying
where he wished to be driven. The cooler ip-
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Real Estate ana 1Msasa ace AGENT
ARFICE in Kilboarnes Docs, Man street, ~
~ tween ID and ID, keokak, Iowa.
Ras.ksscss--Riwari Kilbsarnc, Esq, Ksehsk
John Whitehesd, E~q., New York; ChAs. l.. Frost,
Do; Asssu. Page, Briggs nabbitt. Doston, Anos
d. Smith, Esq., pruyidanca, b. L.; Edgar CeAklin,
k9., cinoinnsti, o.; J. W. zaekcrie. hsq, New Or
REAL ESTATE AGENCY. --partieular a..eatioa
paia TO the purchssing and selling Of City I4oss,
Aeuses and Lands Of every description.
LIFE, FIRE, MARINE INSURANCE AGEN-
CT for the Mutual Life Insurance Company" of N.
fort sr FIRE MAEpNr ms
co." Of Providence, X. l. PAID rP CAPITAL 4lS0,-
GEO.
THE "ATHENEUM FIRE INSURANCE CO., "os
London. BRANCH AT PnILADxIrnIA, "a.
OF Peoria, Ills. PAID ~ CAPITAL SLOT, 900.
Having been appointed Agent for the above
named 6rst class, reliable oeces, would beg leave
10 inform the merchants and citizens generally Of
this city that am prepared 70 take Life Fire, and
Marine Risks, 1t a. low rates A. b. had u any
other sound and reliable o6hces. Open Policies
granted on - favorable terms can b. had in any
Of the Eastern Cities.
May 80, 1850
@sa ron SALE.
An FEET front BY 81 feet deep, on Sd st. between
IN Exchange and Bank sts., with the improve
ments will BE- sold At . bargain BY
T.. II. DIMONU.
May 80 kiibournes Block, Main Ut.
ron SALE.
q VERY desirable Lots for residences, sitaated on
y High st. between 4th and 5th. For sais by
MAY 80 Kilbournce Block, Main ct.
FOR SALE.
q FINE Lots, beautifully situated on Convent
y Hill, in Block 49, Apply to
G. X. DIMOND,
May3o Kilbournes Block, Main 1t.
LNOK sALE.--20 feet front on I'd street, between
II Blondcau and Concert, will be sold low by
{. X. DIMOND,
Nav 80 kiibourne's Block, Main II.
TNOk SALE,-Pour splendid lots On Orleans st.,
Il between Sth and 9Th. For terms apply 20
c. X. UfMOND,
May 30 kilbourne's Block, Main q.
I,OR sALE.--six 6nrly located lots, in Block l3i |,
T. on Franklin and Orleans sts., between Sth and
eth. Terms easy. Apply to
C. H. DrMOND.
Nay 30 Kilbonrnc' ~ Block, Main st.
4 HOUSE AND lot FOR sALE.--A good frame
"A house, containing Are rooms with m excellent
cellar, aud also good we'll on the premises; situated
on the corner Of High and eth Its. Apply "
c. X. DIMOND,
Nav 80 Kiibourne q Block, Main st.
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| L. Rows, H.A. Lo1Aw9,h, q. y. vELr.
HOWE, R.AbCE WOA0 4 CO.,
| witnssALs AND axrAiL
/ Auction and CennsiaDjOn Msrch ants, and
Neal Essaso Agents,
Ssooad 81, next dosr 70 the A;hsnsum, keoksk,
| DAkTIGULAR attention. will be paid 70 buying
i and selling Real Estate and personal property,
negotiating loans, and any other business that may
Be entrustsd 10 as
We have convenient rooms. and will stssnd 10
storing and forwarding goods and prodncs Of all
kinds.
Liberal cash advances made on goods consignsd
for sale when desired.
We have . large and we'll selected stock Of Gold
and Silver Watches 1vid Jewe,ry and notinus, which
We ODER At Wholesale and retail, - low - can b
found In the country.
Merchants and psddlers will Be supplied At cx-
tremcly low prices for cash.
4 GOOD brick dwelling house winth y rooms, In
n 'p's''''' part Of the city Tor sale III. z - CO.
. LOTS, on Carrot street, for saie BY
! LOT, on Nigh street, for sale by
@ GOOD business Lots, on the Levee, for salse
o II. l.. 4 60.
4 FINEFAKM, in Hancock Go. ILL.,. with good
n improvements, for sale by II. L. GU.
IcF ACRES Of Land. With improvements, with
lUO in miles Of thecity on the plank road, for
sale by H. l. W.
on ACRES Of Land. With improvements, within
ON 10 miles Of the city, on the plank posd for
sale BY a. \. ~.
/ o00 ACRES Of Land, in xissoa,i, for .sls By
1.-TWO and one-haif acres Of Land, with a eoed
L brick house in Montr0se, for sale by
4 FINE BUGGY, suitable for one two horses
IA and god one horse buggy, for sale BY
II. L. co.
a HANDSOME brick house, situated on Chatham
IA Square, lot rs feet front by lao deep, and will
be sold at . bargain By IL. l.. 90.
4 LARGE brick house on Second Street, lot 30
n feet front by Is feet deep, for ssle BY
q LOfS IS feet front by 1855 feet deep. with fine
n frame house with ave rooms, good cellar, and
situated In good location in the town Of Farming
ton, which win b. sold ut great bargain by
T OF 8, in block ls9, for sale by
IL II. L. 4 co.
q LOTS in Rees' addition, for sale by
CADY. JONES 4 PECK, Agsnss,
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
0sntIemsn's Furnishing

I'VE have Just received, In addition 10 our well
w selected stock Ut Cloths, Cassineres and Vest
inga, large and splendid selection u Gents Fur
nishng doods, u tho latest styles and newest pat.
terms.
We are now prepared 10 dress our customers With
every article o1 Clothing suitable for gentlsnans
wardrobe, md article will BE- allowed 70 - taken
from house that does not ii and please il every
particular. KELLY = HURLEY.
my4odtvfm
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ron GENTLE MEN.
LIME, heavy and fancy bleached linen drills and
II ducks.
Blowse, check and blsv linen coatings.
White, buG and check Narcotics vsstines.
India silk, linen. lawn and ginghan era vats.
Lisle thread and cause merino undershiris and
drawers.
Lisle thread, linen and ottcn half hoss Il great
variety # qualities and fne assortment o3 gloves,
In Kid Isle thread and cotton, plain and checked 1t
myl7d FOSTERS.
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OYVrE " kxoEuK Dss MolxRs
VALLEY PLANK Roar CoxPASY,
June ID, 1856.
glyHE Beard Of Directors nj this Company have
j this day declared . Dividend Of i've per cent.
out a thu earnings VI tho rosd payable on or al
ter the 10th OF June ins upon presentation OF the
certificate of stock the Treasurer Ut the Con- pAoy
by order Of the Bari Of Directors
EDWARD KILB0URNE,
Jane4dtd Secretary.
NOTICE To WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. Re-
IN ceived in store from steamer Ben CAMPBELL, on
3lst ult., kesping Machine. marked J. H. Suiii-
van, Keokuk, which Il called fof, charges paid,
and taken away within thirty days from date, will
b sold aee'0rdins 70 Law. yoHx \ 0prLrr
Keokuk, June 5, .ss.-dim No. 81. L<ve-.
a HACK left with ~ 70 repair, in 6eptsnber last,
n by Thomas Wilson, IL not called for within 80
day. Vim !, T. :.: :eld 70 pay eA'Ff''
= =. q. SHELDON, n
-, Main ~. ksokuk, lswa.6 -
WILL again oGer to the public an immense stock
Of HATS aud CAPS, al new Spring and Summer
styles.
ExraA MoLx SKIN HATS,
WRirE BRAvsR HATS,
GESrs' SorT DEEss HATS,
FRHxcn FIT HAIRS,
FfxR Wool HArs,
CHILDREN's FANCY HAIRS 4 Cara.
HATS ANO CAPS
OF ALL KINDS,
Cheaper than ever before offered in this
Market.
Any QUANTITY or Straw GooDs,
PANAMA HAIRS,
LEoHoRx HATs,
PAIN LEAF HArs,
PgDAL HAfS.
CENTS FURNISHING GOODS.
SILK UNDERWEAR OF ALL KINDS, sCP8RIoR
ARrIcLK.
WHITE AND FANCY SHIRTS,
Extra Quality,)
SuK. Isle THREAD, Wool AND CorroS
HoMKRY;
WHITE AND CoLoREED KID GLOVES;
SCARFS.
SUSPENDERS.
Also, numerous variety Of many other
articles.
Please call and examine for yourselves.
A. G. SHELDON,
Nay sid No. - Main Street.
Nrssaa. EDI7oss Permit me 70 Say to the pub
lie that am now in receipt Of general aasortnsn'
Of Boots, Shoes and Brogans. oomprising Oh "
risties, and an prepared to give such bargains y
will compelthe trade 10 say that resp bat iittls
advantage from the recent advance on goods; ard
- 1t IL already understood that II tine Third Street.
Boot and Shoe Store the best bargains sse 70 b had
will only say to the trade call end - mo bs1ors
purchasing elsewhere. W.T.. IHO1P0ON.
apr5-df
EsRRNCH CANDIES - We have just receives
i from New York, large assortment Of In
French Candies. Call and get s6me -
anvq0d CREIGHTON OUMDHE.
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- UDOLpHO WOLFE,
Nos. Is, 20 and q Beaver street, New York.

CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.
Since the introduction Of ny Schiedam schnapPs
into the United States, number Of Liquor Mixers
in New York, Boston and Philsdelphia, have
commenced putting ap mixed and poison Gin ana
calling it schnappa; the name belongs expressly
to my article andothers are counterfeit imPost'ons
on the public.
CAUTION TO PERSONS WHO DRINK AT BARS
AND HOTELS.
Numerous complaints are made # rersons who
keen bsrs on Steamboats, and in hotels. Who MI up
empty bottles with common Gin, and sell II 70 the
uususpscting for my
sCHIRDAN AROMATIC HC1NAPPS.
would therefore adviss al who drink The 6ehnappa
Il sueh places, 70 mark ths appsaTknes q the bot
lie. andf ths outside wrapper o. label should b
defacsd, 70 rsfsss 10 driak aalass frssh beesls
opened. uDOLPHo WoASA.
ny1- ASn
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CAUTION 70 WESTERN MERcnAsrs - WOLFE .
ScnIEpAx AROMATIC ScaHAPPs. - This celebrated
medicinal beverage !. manufactured 1t the factory
of the Undersigned At Schicdam, Holland. he -
he sole importer n we'll tho exclusive msnnfac
turer Of the article and preparation bearing the
name OF "Schnappe," that 10 not procured either
from his establishment in New York, or from his
aRcnts in other cities, Is genuine and reliable.
tits made from barley Of the finest quality, Sc
ected vi care from the products Of the most cell
ebrated grain growing districts Is favored with the
essence Of the aromatic Juniper Berry OF Italy And
Is recti6ed by peculiar process, which expels from
the spirit every acrid particle.
AZ : means Of preventing and correcting the dis
agreeable and often dangerous effects produced upon
the stomach aud bowels by achAnge OF water--a Wis
itaton to which travellers, settlers and all I'M
.oclimated persons in tho West, the South, and
South west arc peculiarly liAblethe Schiedan Ar
omatic Schnapps i'll be found absolutely infalli-
ble while in cases II dropsy, gravel, obstruction
Of the kidneys diseases Of the bladder. dyspepsia,
and general debility. il il recommended most en-
phatically " the most distinguished members Of
the medical profession.
tis put up in quart and pint bottles. in cases Of
one dozen, with the name Of the undersigned ON
the bottle and cork and facsimile Of his sigma
;aIs 81 :hs Label.
Nos ls. 20 and % Beaver street. New York.
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New Stock.
COMSv<DEk s. kSKOS.,
STOVES
Timers, stock.

IL 80Ol SOVNUAo
5000 lL%. oval and round Copper Bottoms from -
~ Inehss.
1000 bdis. Sheet Iron from No. IA 10 n.
1000 packages Plymouth kircu, iron and tin d
from Scr. 20 II lbs.
500 boxes Tin plate.
500 bundles Iron wire from No. 8 to No. Is.
100 gross Tea kettle breasts and from q 70
inches.
: 90 grass Pressed tin bottoms from to- inch.
30 d. do scoioped and plain dinner plates
90 do Stove ornaments assorted
20 do oval Ten pot Breast and Covers.
100 do Assorted tin d ears.
90 do @5ru.sas kettle ears.
100 do do do DO bun.
100 do Pressed tin VT covers
goo do Of No. /, =. ANA y,utrr knobs
100 feet Brass Wire Cloth;
Bent Spouts, assorted sisssr
Pcrforatedtin sheets;
Copper kiyets and Burs
Bucket Handles;
Maiiets expressly for tinnsfs' uss
Stove Backing ~ paper, or by the kcs.
COMsl ION Dkol HERS.
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AT
NJ. u. 31131fc Ms.

Northwest corner Of yohneou ard Tnird streets,
MILL be found of the finest stocks Of staple
wv and Fancy Dry Goods " ~ found In this city.
u comprises all fhe necessary and desirable goods
Tor Ladies' ,tientie,aens and Chldren's wcnr. Their
stock Of fancy silks bAre.cs, ;ainrs. chaili~es,
tan.s lawns, hfiiiiauts. robes, enns rsssimt res,
eesting., &C., IS full and romr;-'t Families will
find embraced in this stock
Linen and cotton pillow casing.
Linen ana cotton shectink.
Lace Aad SWISS Drapery curtains,
Fig. and plain - oil prints,
saf lancaster and AllAndale quilts,
He'd ticking. furniture prints,
Stair linen, crash, huekahuck,
And cotton toweiing,
Together with almost every article usually kept
in exclusive dry good stores.
Determined to sell goods forciose profits. we re-
spectfully solicit - share Of public patronage.
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IJOUsRKERPE.R' = dOODS-A 6ns assortment Of
- linen and cotton. lO-4, la. IA sheet
ipss Also linen and cotton 49, 10 and Is inch pillow
castings. 1914, liz and ia AllandAle, lAncas.
ter and Imperial quilts. Damask. birdseye and
hnckabuck towein {, linen ard eottsn diapsfss -
apr9s .S.v P.D. FOSTER
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e Professor Mapes states that nine
tenths Of the olive oil in this country 10
manufactured in France from American lard
oil, which is purified by sal coda. The oil
thus obtained 10 sweet and pure, excellent
for oiling the machinery and for making hair
pomade, and for eating 10 about equal to
real olive oil.
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acrsvem 4 Gallagner's
General Advertising and Collecting Agency.
s. Dvarbovn-st. Chicago
Hail HsaA and CaP.BsilAers'
Furnishing store.
e. =. Z. Armstrong 4 Co.,
No. n Rvxs ST. CsicAso. ILl.,
Keep constantly on hand
MAC HINIST TOOLS,
OF all Kinds, from celebrated maHafacfursrs:
Putnam, FichSurg. Springfield Tool Co., Lawrencs
Machine Shops, Loseli, Worcester, aud others;
LATHEs,
DRILLS
planners.
BULTCUTTERs,
FAN BLOWERS
Taunton make
And endless variety of smaller articles sesd IN
the machine shop. Also, agents fer English and
Americas K. X. Iron, b. X. Chairs, Il. X. Spikes
and Lock Head LiRhts.
WOOD TOOLS,
OF all kinds.
STATIONARY AND PORTABLE
Saea0 Engiaes,
which for style and 6nish cannot Be cxcelled, hav
ins ali the new improvements. Thee Engines can
be sold lower than those made West, and warrant
I'd TO have the fall of horse power they are
sold for, which Western make Of Engines seldom
have.
KAME'S CELEBRATED PORTABLE SAW MILLS,
Can cut one-th,rd more lumber than any other mills
propovtionate Kixes.
Oak Tanned Leather Betting. all sizes,
Rubber Betting and Hose,
All kinds Of saw Mill Fixtures,
Saw 0ummers, superior % any thing ever inventea
Iron Nails. Spikes, Warehouse Trucks all sizes,
Machinery Oils, warranted not 70 gum.
VA All orders promptly hiied a. the lowest mar
ket prices. T. T. L. AhAsAhoNo 20.
,vw1d2vn
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RURLIN CTON

@mmmmA@4S4
A Branch Of the Mercantile College Of Pcnnsylva-
mia, incorporated BY the Legislature Of that
state, with perpetual charter.
l.. n. DALHOfF, Principal.
Terms.
For unlimited courss in Double- Entry Book Keep
ing, Commercial Calculations, Penmauship, nnd ad-
missions 70 the Lectures Commercial Law, 81, 60
THE DESIGN or THIS INsTITrTIOS -
&c :sEc rc-.ccs :.c:..:.;c e.. cxrc
ditious manner, n thorough knowledge Of the SCH
snce II Mercantile Doable Entry hook Keeping ap-
piled t. all departments II trade. The cosrse Il
training adopted Ia this Institution is the ssne
that followed BY the Mercantile College of Pennsyl-
vania which has received
THE MOST xMPHATlC REcONNkNDAf1ON1
from the best mercantile authorities In the country,
and il sanctioned by the Chamber Of Commerce Of
the city Of New York, ms the most comprehensive
and practical view ever introduced.
An kLH0ANr DIPLOMA
under the seal al the State College VI
sgued b. the Faculty. i granted TO those who pase
satisfactory examination. This instrument will b
found passport to the confidence Of business hous
q in every part Of the Union.
- Send for circular and specimen Of Pcnman-
ship By mail. my2od4xly
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". =. Spencer,
General Advertising and Collecting Agent,
10l Randolph It. Chicago.
q 900 PAC r a q = OF ne ~
O.UUU GOODS.
Davis, Moody 4 Co.,
wholesale dealers in
Dry Goo1o,
BOOTS, SHOES AND HATS,
II SOUTH WArRR sraxEr,
Between Michigan and Wabash Avenues,I
Being Brnnch u the Hause Of
b. G. DAVIS CO.,
OF St. Louis, whose experiences forthe past twenty
Ave years, together with ample means, give ~ r.
cities in the purchase Of goods rarely equaisd, and
second to none other.
We would assure ell puschassrs that osr ware
house Is unusually extensive, which eaablss - e
oer large and complete IN assortment IN sseA Of
the lines u eoo1s above named. can be foand n
this market; and that our goods arc entirely new,
bought In to best uarkets. snd We Will gsaraatsa
entire saesfastioa in prices and terms, to al Who
nay favcr - with their patronage.
ap90-aAw2a
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Ubt Gate Qitp.
FRIDAY MORNING.. JUNE6.
------------------------------------
Jo4 FEIIrFTID0o,
OF every description. executed q this ose In -
psrior manner, and At - low rates = eissvAsey.
- limited number Of special Notices win b
inserted under this h-ad at ~ cents Linz for sAoh
insertion the editorial head for 30 cents line
BLANKS.
Bills Of Ladinx, and other Blanks FOR sale at this
sicc; and Blanks Of all descriptions neatly cheapiy
and expeditiously printed and furnished 70 srdss.
pxnocRArrc MxxrMo.-The Ebo- Shin Do
mocracy had meeting yesterday, in Concert
Hall, for the appointing Of Delegates TO tho
Charleston Convention. They took . ballot,
and the tellers we're counting the votes, when
J. p. Hornish moved to adjourn till O'Clock
to-day Ind continue the ballcting till 6 r. =.
1t seems the Sample party had majority Of
votes Cos against 2s,) and the Hornish party,
including pretty much oil the Lawyers and
the Zwsrt family, wanted to stave on, and
drum In moro forces. Hence the motion, and
thereupon ensued scene Of commotion and
angry discussion, which the s'harmonious''
democracy alone can get up. But the Hor-
nish party prevailed, and the fight will be
renered this r. y. At 2 O'Clock.
AN AGREEABLE ENTHUSIASTICALLY most
luxurious annd perfectly -aPpointed enter
tainmsnt that has been spread upon our ~
BILE this long, long time, was furnished "
yesterday BY friend Hilton, Of the Mississip-
Valley Nursery. Dishes, spoons, sugar,
cream, fruit, everything necessary for the
most agreeable consumption Of that most
agreeable production, Strawberries, vas pro-
vided, except mouths; those We supplied with
alacrity, and the task was accomplished with
rapidisy and the utmost satisfaction. Thanks.
The berries were 6ne and lucious indeed, and
Of several varieties.
SrAor Upsxr-Ssslous ACCIDENT. The
Stage upset last night near Nh Titles, on
the plank road, seven miles from town.
Xucfe WcTe uiuctVcu P3S00u6Oss w S~es~s
and two were severely injured. Mr.. S. B.
Chapman, Of Lucas County, had his right
leg broken near the ankle, and Mr.. w. d.
Porter, Of Birmingham, had his right leg
broken near the ankle, and the shoulder
blade broken. No others were seriously
hurt. DIR. Smith was soon on the ground,
and DR.. Hughes Of this city sent for.
The patients were taken care OF BY the
Stage Company, and are doing we'll.
Tus QuIscY Rorrr.-The attention OF
travellers is directed to the advertisement Of
the Northern Cross Railroad. Mr.. Tewks-
bury i the agent in this city, and will give
al necessary information. Once on Second
street, in Samples building.
e. Professor Mapes states that nine
tenths Of the olive oil in this country 10
manufactured in France from American lard
oil, which is purified by sal soda. The oil
thus obtained 10 sweet and pure, excellent
for oiling the machinery and Tor making hair
pomade, and for eating 10 about equal to
veal olive oil
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THE QuIscY RorrE.-Ths attention OF
travellers is directed to the advertisement OF
the Northern Cross Railroad. Mr.. Tewks-
bury 10 the agent in this city, and will give
Ill necessary information. Once on Second
street. in Samples building.
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GTLKS! SILKS Tive have received very re
y GENTLY BY express several Large Loss q Drf's
Silks, which We arc o4ering 1t unprecedented low
prices. Also another lot Of splendid MORE An
tiques" in dress patterns. No. 81 Main street.
dn.1Aa DCRKEE co.
nFANLRSS BA0S-stark Mills-s00 Just rece,v-
- ed 1T S. Main Street DUkkkk CU.
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LIVERY day and evening q CEsdsAtoa = 0hnss's
IA fashionable Saloon, JohnsoA stesees - ~
Post. O0es. ape1S-1tf