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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1856-11-26
CHAPTER III.
THE LOVERS IN TROUBLE.

1t is to be night of pleasure in the
princely mansion of CASTILLO. Gondola
after gondola shoots up the canal streets,
depositing its load of silks and satins on
the marble steps, and moves away tomake
room for others.
The banqueting is over and the gay as
semblage join in the may dance. Leono-
ra had watched, throughout the evening,
for the appearance of Montalgo, but now
her eyes beam brightly and smile of sat
isfaction fits across her fair features, for
she hears his well remembered voice A
moment passes and he enters. Seeking
Leonora he found and led her to one of the
spacious sofas, and seating themselves, Le-
oLora said:
LOrenza, have been in 'rouble since I
was with you last. Father has told me |
shall marry Signor Valencia"
"Ordered you to marry Signor Valen-
cia?"
eyes, and reproached me for having first
rejected him.
Does he know Of our love 2"
suppose not, as he did not mention
| it,"
"Fear not, Leonora, Will see him and
persuade him to consent to our union"
" Alas ! he is very obstinate"
"Docs your motherjoin him ?"
d" Yes, she always does as he does"
"Do not despair, we shall be happy yet. "
Leaving them, we pass on to another
scene. CASTILLO was in his large and com
Portable apartment when Lorenza was an
nounced Lorenza entered and after tht
formalities of the occasion spoke:
Signor CASTILLO, my mission is an i'm
portant one. have been in your daugh
, ter's company for some time past and
have learned to love her. I understan'
you have ordered her to marry Signor Va
lencia, if so, pray you not to sacrifice a
e her hope of happiness on earth. Ii yo
desire wealth, have it; if you desire Pc
;, sition in society l have that also. WI
you give Leonora to me 2"
) CASTILLO had sat spell bound during thi
! recital. He gazed at Lorenza in astonisf
: ment and answered:
J q You love Leonora give her to you
l. No, no, Venetian marries not his daugE
L ter to Spanidrd."
e I" She loves me and whom she loves sh
/ should marry
l. No more, sir she shall marry Sign'
d Valencia"
Lorenza arose and without saying wol
Is left the house. He had thought Castel
to would not have rejected him so decisive
$ as he had, but in consequence of b
es wealth and position, would havegiven hi
y some hope. He loved his native land al
he liked not to hear any one speak disre
d. pectfully Of Old Castillo.
er Satisfied he could not gain the conse
m Of CASTILLO, he determined to wait patien
o, ly and see what Leonora proposed to do.
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ExTRAyAGANCE IN DREss-In a city of
Belgium extravaganza has assumed such
alarming proportions that the ladies them
selves have been obliged to combine for the
purpose Of arresting its disastrous progress.
1t appears that extravaganza had been for
some years source of constrant in fami
lies, and it was noticed no marriages were
contracted, since the young men, frightened
! at the bills looming up in the distance, pre-
] ferring to live in celibacy. The mothers re-
cogniZed the Inconvenience of state of af-
fairs encouraged by themselves, have resolved
/. to bring about salutary reform, and with this
view they have formed committee, which
meets once week. They have declared
1 open war with extravaganza, nd..every mem
Der announces publicly the retrenchments
made n..her own household expenses. They
say that happy results have already been
obtained, and the similar associations are to
be formed in the neighboring towns.
NJ A young lawyer, who had long paid
his court to young lady without much ad-
yancing his suit, accused her one day of be-
ing insessible TO the power Of love-
II does not follow she archly replied,
that | am so, because / am not to be won by
the power of attorney"
Forgive me- said the suitor, but you
should remember that all the votaries of Gu
pid are solicitors"
A HoRsE-FLY.-Two gentlemen, who were
angling in the Severn, near Shrewsbury, in
England. lately, could not agree upon the ap
pearance of the horse-fy, and agreed to refer
the question to rustic whom they saw plow-
ing near them. and accosted him thus
Did you ever see horse-hy'
Why said Hodge, scratching his upper
tenement, Noa, drat i'll never zeed horse
fiy, out once zeed cow fall over a mighty
steep bank Hodge called TO his horses and
went on with his plOwing.
WOMAN IN CoNGREss.-Lucy Stone Black.
well, in a recent speech, insisted that the elec
ton OF women, as we'll as men to Congress
would improve the character of that body
An exchange suspects that the habit o.
'pairing-of would, in that event be ever
more common than it is now.
seB- A Achurchwarden's wife went to churel
for the first time in her life when her husban,
was made churchwarden. Being late, tn
congregation were getting up from their knc e
at the time she entered, when she said. will
la condescending smile,-
Pray keep your seats, ladies and gentle
men-l think no more of myself than ii
before
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aud therefore could make nc sassncr -
Lorenzo procured the pardos u Fiaecisco
in consideration of the ser he had rem
dered All the rest met the fate provided
by law, which was beheading. Now after
having followed through the troubles of
the characters, who shall say the Word of
God is not true, when it says, "Whom the
Lord loveth he chasteneth
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LOVE SEDUCTION AND LUNAeY.-Un-
der this caption the Atlas details sad af-
fair-the substance gf which is, that
amefufconspiiat zsDccu wsgefl agsiEIst
Mr.. Abraham Lagrange of New Scotland,
who was recently mulrted in the sum of
$40 900 10y the grand jury, for the al
legged seduction of young girl residing in
Cumberland. His friends are now salts
fed that he was guiltless of the charge
brought against him, and think the girl
has been the victim of married man, by
whose persuasion she preferred the grave
charge against Mr.. Lagrange His law
yers have lately succeeded in getting a new
trial ordered. OF this he was ignorant un-
til his arrival in town yesterday, when he
was apprised of the fact. The intelligence
was most gratifying to him but it came
SO unexpectedly that it gave so severe a
shock to bis mental faculties as to produce
insanity, and he was conveyed to the city
asylum. The worst fears are entertained
by his friends. who are afraid that he will
never wholly recover. ABany Transcript
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sg lady who had on her upper lip
something approaching to moustache, late
ly called On an officer and his wife, whose
laughing, merry little boy happened to be
present at the time. In the course of con-
versation, this little fellow inquired what he
must do to get hair on his lip?
why, rab it against papa's, was the re-
ply from his mamma.
oh, mamma said he, 'is that the way
| Miss-has got her's?'
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presence of those who haYe Known him. :"
"By the virgin You am not
Valencia"
"Beware tell me not Iis
sHa! do you threaten re Now indeed
viii show no mercy | - intended to
make you my wife, but nas Ipill eonsign
you to fate at the mentiea of which you
woald tremble. "
"Think not you can acssIapIish all Jon
wish. There is a power se9xe, that viii
help me to your destructlss
aCease your prating,y I'd then to one,
who seemed to be jailer, sslff her 20 her
cell and conine her with Gins.
Leenora was led aw4s I'D aonzald0
again addressed DeGastr
= What you have hss .is true J;
I am called sigaoz ~ ssisssh na5
own followers / am Gonzaldo; as We are:
henceforth to be friends have told you"
Your secret is repesed where it will be
safe"
''Tc-night shall be night Of reyelry."
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A DIT OF RoMANCE.--A young ma
rled pair arrived in the city, SAYS the AL
bany Knickerbocker, yesterday, from Buf-
ialo' whose departure from that place was
attended with ascene whose unpleasantness
was aggravated by its publicity. The
bride Is the daughter of wealthy and ar
lstocratie merchant of Buffalo, and one Of
the most lovely and accomplished women
of that city, where loveliness and accom-
pnshments seem natural to their sex. The
husband is very respectable young gen
tleman, every way, save in wealth, an equal
to the lady. The marriage being opposed
by the lady's father, was privately solem-
nized by clergyman yesterday morning,
and the bridal party had Just arrived at
the railroad depot to take passage for New
York when they were overtaken by the
brother of the bride, ssslo <iisi NOT kIfuw or
their marriage, and was led to believe that
his sister had sacrificed herself. A rem
contre ensued between him and the hus-
band, during which he (the brother) drew
pistol. 1t was Immediately taken from
him and fired in the air by the groomsman,
who was in attendance, and the parties
separated by him and another gentleman
The husband thoa claimed an explanation
with the brother, exhibited the marriage
certificate, and at once relieved his fears.
The brother then ran to the father, who
and, after frctting little, gave bis blessing
to the happy pair, and got ashore just as
the last bell rung.
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STRIKING SCENE At A GAMING Ia
BLE.-As company of our fast young
men We're busy over the card table few
evenings since singular noise attracted
their attention. 1t was of so unusual
nature that they Immediately began to look
about for its cause. 1t was repeated in
another direction Something more than
curiosity was now excited, aud playing was
suspended. Immediately one Of the COM
pany dropped into what the spiritualists
call trance, and proceeded to utter, rs if
/ from his deceased father, hcmily against
gambling and Its associate vices. This was
followed by an adnonition purporting to
come from deceased sister of enc of the
company, couched in such terms, and ut
tered with such sisterly feeling. that the
whOlegroup Was irresistibly moved to tears.
There was no more card playing that night.
None Of tho:e present were believers in
spiritual manifestations, and the scene was
wholly unexpected to ALL Whetherit was
indeed spiritual, or is capable Of some 9th
er solution, is a question.-Springfrfd
Republican.
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c. 4 pIndGNp.
Heal Estate ana Insurance Agent.
AFEICE in KilhouIne's Block. Main street, be

Real Estate ana Insurance Agent.
nFFICE in Kilbournes Block, Main street, BE-
~ tween I'd and Sd, Keokuk, Town.
RErEREScEs-Edvard kilbourne, Esq, keokuk
John Whitehead Esq., New York; Chas. L. Frost,
do Messrs. Page, Briggs Rabbit, Boston; Amos
u. Smith, ESQ, Prosid nee, X. L.; Edgar ConkliI,
ESQ, Cincinnati, o.; j. W. Zaekerie. Esq New Or
leans.
REAL ESTATE AGENCY. --Particular attention
paid to the purchasing and selling Of City Lots,
Houses and Lands OF every description.
LIFE, FIRE, 4 MARINE INSURANCE AGEN-
CY for the Mutual Life Insurance Company" Of n
York. ACCUMULATED Fun, $3.50, 600
THE "ATLANTIC FIRE MARINE ms.
co." Of Providence, X. /. PAID UP CAPITAL $50
600.
THE "ATHENEUM FIRE INSURANCE CO., ''oi
London. BnAScu Ar PHILADRLPHA, Pa.
THE "pEORIA MARINE AND FIRE ms. CO., =
Of Peoria, Ills. PAID IN CAPITAL 100000.
Having been appointed Agent for the above
named frat class, reliable ofces,I would beg leave
10 inforis the merchants and citizens generally Of
this city, that am prepared 10 take Life Fire, and
Marine Risks, at ms low rates can b. had Mt any
other sound and reliable offices. Open Policies
granted on as favorable terms b. had in any
Of the Eastern Cities.
Nav 30, ls5G.---d
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The Celebration.


A National Salute Of Thirty-one Guns will
be fred at sunrise
Procession sill form on Second street in
front Of the Atheneum, at 9 o'clock, A. NJ,
and Will parade through the following
streets, 10 wit
Up Second To Main, up Main TO Third,
down Third to johnson, w johnson TO Fifth,
up Fifth 10 Main, down Main to Third, up
Third to Concert, down Concert to Second,
. up Second to High, up High to Fourth,
down Fourth to Blondeau, up Bondeau to
Fifth, down Fifth to Main, up Main TO
Tenth, up Tenth to Leighton's Grove.
On arriving at the Grove the exercises viii
open
lst. BY Prayer.
I'd. Reading the Declaration Of Indepen-
dence, by c. c. Rockwell.
Sd. Grafton by Il. G. Dixon, Esq.
4th. Refreshments.
9TH. Toasts and Volunteer Speeches
After which, the procession will form AM
march back to Main street. where they vii
be dismissed. Il. II. HUSTON,
Chief Marshal.
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Keep the Nimble Sixpence Roll

ing,
aMrecesvinr large stock of FIRST class goods, u
/ every style, direct from the eastern cities, which
Will be sold cheap for cash4
Come aud see what bargains. hear ye our cry,
and We viii make glad thy home. | freely invite
all hands to unite. rfiends of Freedom, cheap, ye.
very cheap. Swell the song. young and old tue
strain prolong. Ny stock consists III part 81 the
following articles
DRY GOODS,
Drllipgs Dome sites, bieached aud brown Shifting
Checks Cotton AIDES, OsnahuFgs, Linen goods OF all
kinds ac Of dress goods have great variety
Bareges Barge de Laines, Chaliies.sik Tissues,
Null and Swiss Mullins, Dotted Swiss Ginghams
Prints &C.: also in this deprtmens is an extensive
stock Of notions.
| HATS. BoNNETs, UMBRELLAS rARAsoLs,
| BOYS Wool, Leghorn Straw, Panama and Chip
| Hats Ladies aud Misses beghorn, Straw and
Braid Bonnets and Hats; Parasols Of all kinds e
BOOTS AND SHOES
/ An excellent assortment II Ladies and Misses
/ Boots and Shoes. Ghiters. slippers and Buskins
4 Mems and Boys Boots Shoes AMI Brsgans
4 Crockcry-l have splendid lot If Qneensware
direct from the city IT New York, winch am con
6dent can sell cheaper than ANY house in this city
among which is endless quantity Of common
teas and general assortment Ut every thing II
this line.
In addition to the above. / have a large stock Of
FRESH GROCERIES,
which YOU nil know are rctaled lower than whole
sale prices and also a late importation OF choic
Teas of every kind.
A Skctch-This stock is the largest and most va
ried and will b. sold cheaper than ever before osl
ed in this market. have also on hand large Il
of summer Clothing, which will be sold at low hl
ures. With such complete assortment In ever
| aepartm ent Of trade I think can eher inducemen
to purchasers not exceed by any house in this cit,
tau at No. 81 Main street, between I'd and 3'
!, and at No. 1893 Main street, between sth and 81
kcokuk. Iowa. 5. S. BILLINGS.
april -dSw
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RAILROAD OrFicE.--Mr. Tewksberry, the
active and ohliging agent Of the Northern
Cross Railroad, has removed his Office to the
building next door TO the Laclcde House,
where he is always on hand.
MAD Docs. -The officers report ihat mad
dogs are about, and arc waging exterminat-
ing war against the entire canine species.
Let the work go on
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FERRY Boar ARRIVED. new Ferry
boat, appropriately named the " GATE CITY,'
arrived from Cincinnati last evening. She
is iiue boat, $50 feet long, 80 feet wide,
we'll built, has locomotive boiler, frst-rate
machinery, is vast improvement on the old
"Salena,' and in fact will do credit to the
city. The accommodations for passengers
are good, and We presume hundreds of our
citizens viii at once test the merits Of the
boat, and celebrate the day by participating
in the 6 Gate City, excursion to Warsaw.
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FOURTH or JULY.-The Officers Of the Cor
poration, including the City Council, &C., and
the members Of the Old Soldiers Associa-
ton, are respectfully invited to join in the
procession, and participate in the festivities
Of the day. BY order Of Committee of Ar
rangcments.
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FOX Nall.
Oh ACRES, finely situated about I Of mile be

o. ACRES, finely situated abou. Of mile be
. low the city.
q lots, finely located, in kilbourne's addition.
3 fine building lots, on Iii gh beiween Fourth and
Fifth sts.
6 lots on Palen between 10th and 18th ste.
Every handsome lots on Orleans street between
sth and 9tb.
2 handsome lots on Franklin street, between stl
and 9th
10, on Des Moines street, between 10th and II tn
For terms apply 10 G. X. DlMoSD,
iune2G kilblurnes Block, Main 1T.
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All
M. D. Erlbich'S,

M. u. EH1OICU 3,
Northwest corner Of johnson and Third streets.
vTIILL be found one Of the finest stocks Of Staple
w and Fancy Dry Goods to be found III this city
1t comprscs ali the necessary and desirable goods
for Ladies' ,taentlemens and Children wear Their
stock Of fancy silks, barcges, de LANES, chalces
Tissues, lawns, bsiiliants robes cloths eassneres
yestines, &c, Is full and complete. Families will
find embraced In this stock;
Linen and cotton pillow Gazing
Linen and cotton sheeting,
Lace and Swiss Drapery curtains,
Fig. and plain A OIL prints,
Lancas ter and Alandale quilts
Bed ticking, furniture prints,
Stair linen, crash huckahuck
And cotton toweling,
Together with almost every article usually kept
in exclusive dry good stores.
Determined 10 sell goods for close profits, we re-
spectfnilv solicit share of public patronage.
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Chicago New Wholesale
CIGAR, TOBACCO l. SNUFF WAREHOUSE.
No - Rcaaolpn Sfreef, CHICAGO, ILLS.
yXTE NJ receiving a large and choice stock Of
wv HAvANA AND DOMESTIC CIGARS.
Tlne.cut, smoking, 4 Plug Tobacco J!
Having direct Communication with parties in
production md manufacture os PLUa ToBAcc. en-
| ahles US to oGer some very ahoca brands OK these
celebrated Tobacees nj very low prices.
Country dealers and dealers generally are invited
/ to examineour stock. J. r. JORDAN h co.
II Randolph st.. Opposite Young Americal Oh icago
June Ii '56diy
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L. aoWa, E.A. LOCKWOOD a. HELT.
HOWE, Ci&WOOO 4 Co.,
wAoLEsALx Axp aE~tiL
auction and Commission Merc'.dnis, and
Real Estate Agent,
SAoond ST., next door to the A hen@una, keokuk,
PARTICULAR attention will he paid to buying
l. and selling Real Estate and personal property,
negotiating loans, and any other business hat may
be entrusted 10 us.
We have convenient rooms, and will attend to
storing and forwarding goods and produce Of all
kinds. @@
Liberal cash advances made on goods consigned
for sale when desired.
We have large and we'll selected So X Of Gold
and Silver ntches, Gold Jewery and no ions, which
we offer at whotesa and retail, low can be
found in the country.
Merchants and peddlers viii b supplied at ex-
,remely low pricesfor cash,
4 GOOD brick dwci i,ig house wtnta y rooms in
n pleasant part of tue city Tor sale by
II. l. SEQ.
. Lors, on Carol street, for sale by
I LOI, on High street, for sale by
O GOOD business Lois on The Lsyee ,o- s..ie by
Q Il l., -.
A lIAEFARM, in Hancock Co. ~ viii good
Il improvements Tor s.le by u. J.. CO.
Ic z ACRES of Land w,th improye nan Z, III
IOC IN miles OF the city on tue - anx road, for
sale by Il. l.. 90.
on ACRES Of Lard with improvements, wi,hin
on 10 miles of the city, on LIE pllns road for
sale by y. l.. co.
900 ACRES Of Land, in Mis.ou,i. FOR sale by
lOUU H. l.. co.
rl1Wo and one-half acres Of Land. with good
l. brick house in Montrose, for sale ~
II. L. AGO.
A FINE BUGGY, suitable for one two horses,
n ard good on horse buggy Tor sa'eby
IL. L. & CO,
A HANDSOME brick hoase, situate. on Chatha
n Square, lot % ieet front by lao deep, and will
be sold al bargain by a. l.. %.
A LARGE brick house Secoru Street, To- 3u
Il fee, front By IS feet deen, for SAFE by
". L. co.
a LOTS IS fee front ~ i35 feet deep, with a Tine
. frame house with five rooms, good cci-r. and
situated in good loca ion in tae town OF Farming
ton, which will be sold at great bargain by
II. l.. 4 co.
| 7 81 ), in block 1919, for sale by
L. VI. l.. K co.
! r LOTS in Rees' addition, Tor sale by
~ III. AGO.
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AcrIsem a s.MilAgLet,s
General Advertising and Collecting Agency.
65 Dearborn-st. Chicago.
Hail Road and Ar-aSuituers'
Furnishing store.
e. r. r. Armstrong & Co,
No. 81 RIVER ST. CncAeo, ILL.,
Keep constantly on hand
CHINIST TOOLS,
of all kinds from celebrated manufacturers.
Putnam, fiiehburg. Springfield Tool Co., Lawrence
Machine Shops, Lowell, Worcester, and others
Consisting of
LATHE..
DRILLS,
planners
BOLT CUTTERS.
FAN BLOW ERS,
Taunton make,
And an endless variety of smaller articles used IN
the machine shop. Also, agents for English and
American X. X. Iron, X. k. Chars, X. X. Spikes,
and Lock Head Lights.
WOOD TOOLS,
OF all kinds.
STATIONARY AND PORTABLE
Stcam Engines.
W hich for style and finish cannot be exeeied, hav
ing all the new Improvements. These Engines car
be sold lower than those made West, aud warrant
ed TO have the full amount If horse power they ar
sold for, which Western make Of Engines seldom
have.
EAME's CELEBRATED PORTABLE SAW MILLS,
Can cut onc-third more lumber than any other mills
| proportionate sizes.
1 OAK Tanned Leather Betting MI sizes,
/ Rubber Betting and Hose.
All kinds Of saw Mill Fixtures.
/ Saw Gummers, superior to any thing ever invented
! Iron Nails, Spikes, Warehouse Trucks ali sizes,
Machinery Oils. warranted mot To gum
&c All orders promptly filled at the lowest mar
ket prices r. H. /. AAMslhoSn GO.
,v9d
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CT wiseacrc being scch One day in a
singular attitude, STOPPING do 9n with his
head between his legs, was aske d the reason,
to which he replied that he wished to see
how the pain ut the back Of his head
looked
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FOR SAl.E.

40 ACRES fine Land, situated on the DesMoines
K i . River about miles from the city 1T keo-
kuk, the St. Francisyille rpad, consisting Of rich
bottom aud prairie land. The Keokuk. Fort Dss
Moines NJ X. X, passes through the upper part II
the tract. Terms easy. Apply 10
e. t. DIMoSD,
juoe26 Kilbourne' Block, Main st.
LNDR SALE.--Iwo good lots, with and a
/ half story brick dwelling house, situated on Tx
change st., between 18th and 18th contains good
rooms, has an excellent cellar aud brick c.tern, aud
beiug in every way fitted up for comfortable resi-
c. r. DIM0ND,
june2G kibaurne's Block, Man ct.
LS1k saLE.--Two fine two stoty brick dwellings
L situated the corner sf Concert nud 18th sts.-
Thi. house will reality r,n' FIR $500 u year. and
can be purchased a. a bargain. ARMY 70
G. K. DfM0TD,
june26 Kihourne'- Biock Main 81
ron SALL.
rISHE fractional Block No. 4$. siiusttd ia Reid i
l leighton S addition, ~ the terminus Of Sixtt
and Seventh sts., next 10 Ridge %. This pr pert,
contains one OF the faest Stone quarries in Ie Gu
ard viii b. sold ON reasonable terms Afp'y to
c. n. DIH0ND,
Jan klbeuTe's Block, Main 1t.
s9R saLI.
A. FEET fsGat hy III feet dcer. 81 K. hswecr
~ Exchange and Bank sts., with the improve
in"nts, will b. sod at bargain ~
/ MAY 30 kilpoat se's Dosk. Main ST.
LsoI. SAIE.--2u teol front on 81 street, b.tweui
i Biondeau and Concert, will be sold low by
{. X. DIMuND.
| May 20 kilbourne's Block, Main st.
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New stock.
CONSTOCk Il BROS,
STOVES
Timers Stock.

COCO lbs. OF al ard round copper Lotions from -
10 inches
20oO btlls Sheet Iron from No. Ia to II.
1000 packages Plymouth Ryets, lion and tin'os
from ooz to II lbs.
500 boxes Tin plate.
500 bundles Iron wire from No. 6 to No. Is.
100 gross Tea kettle breasts andeovers from - -
ia inches.
so gross Pressed tin bottoms from q to9 inch.
so do do scoiloped aud plain dinner plates
so do Stove ornaments assorted.
go do oval Tea POI Breast and Covers.
i5a do Assorted tin u ears.
SO do Iron tea kettle ears.
$50 do do do do burs.
100 Do Pressed Tin pot covers.
200 do Of M. /, and peuter knobs
100 feet Brass Wire Clota:
Bent Spouts, assorted sizes
perfnrutedtin IN sheets
Copper Riyets and Burs
Bucket Handles
Malets expressly for timers use
Stove Backing IL papers or BY the keg.
COMST0Ck i BROTHERS.