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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-02-07

EARM NEAR RICHMOND FOR SALE,
II OR EXCHANGE FOR PROPERTY IN THE
CITY, wish to sell or exchange for property in the
city my FARM MeadowbroOk, on the Central Rail
Road, one mile north OF disadvantages, and miles
from Richmond, containing 824 The Land is
of excellent quality being admirably adapted for gar
dening and farmingfor gardening unsurpassed by any
in the vicinity of Richmond, an examination will
prove 1t is healthy and highly desirable situation,
having an excellent House containing six rooms and
the necessary out-houses in good order. There is
crop of Wheat and Winter Oats seeded and manured
There is also planted in the garden everything for
early Spring marketing Also, Strawberries Goose
berries, young Apple Orchard Hotbeds, Asparagus,
with prospect of immediate returns for his invest
ment.
The above property will be disposed of upon advan-
at the Drug Store corner Of Broad and 4th streets
to = n EACHO WIN. C. BATTAILE.
The above is also excellent location for physi-
clan 81. -. ia 30--l2t*
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Head Quarters EuRie IntanlIy,}
NtTIUH-tL CT ARD ATTENTION

Z E. l.. u.l-s l-4I aglIt CT your COMPANY e.
RI L-.-.e..y Hail. u this, u eauesda, oseu.Gs, L,
So VII G--Is -L1 l-eout-e.4.ll lis. Il :
-. r-.- ~ - l.geE viii Be PTes-Lr Is Gsso -
..-..-ss VIII -r.-sht before tie company.
-. Il d. Z rlu .ptlia.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-02-07

HAkER FLANNEL DRAWERS.-I
- have on banda full assortment of ALL wool
Shsker Flannel Drawers, something superb and du-
rabe. Cali at ia Main street.
iaSl WIN. IRA SMITH
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STRNNED- From the sub.C

& b = 81 Ga ll.c night OF the Sd oi February.
S5~~AS ,GFG - .srse-ho6.ed dark red MICH
II x. COW She LAs some white spots about
- ls5y aud white belly Her horns turn IN towards
.a,3 ana her ears are INV rd-ore snt OF fork
r niece having been cut out: aud the other has
",r II She IS qa!ye au old COW. aud is now giving
laeTsl reward viii be PAID for her return TO
x. 4. LEWIS
Corner TRACE and LIST Sts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-02-07

We take this opportunity to request customers
whose accounts have been standing six months, to
make curly settlements.
ia l---6Gcts BINFORD MAYO & RIAIR
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-02-07

lire BRICK SLABS AND JAMB.-
l. Also, Superior SOAP STONE-TO BUILDERS
CRATE Settlers AND OTHERS.-I have for
sale well selected stock of FIRE BRICK, SLABS,
neatly fitted to match all kinds of Grates &C. The
above articles OF superior quality shall keep for
sale regular supply. Apply at my Foundry;
ia l0---lm S. ID. DENOON
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-lzzzz+4z5=ss:zx-- RICH MOSD AND DAN =
LILLE ILROAD-OPEN 1877

- ;ss:ss-VIILE RAILROAD-OpEN I57
MILES.-1he regular Passenger Train
s..l mn daily tSuuday's eNcepted) between RICH
NoND sLd the Terminus, stopping TO take up or put
1T passengers at the following points only: mauches-
lrr. ECJlous Coa-isld 1oIuahalgk, Poy, hatau Mat
Tax. Gnu =, A.eAs {. H., JeteEsyille Jennugs' Ord-
AATy, BuIksTi..e Fuce's, Meherrn Keysyille brakes
BRANCH, Mosslu-tord, Roanoke, Clover Scottsburg
Boston, News Ferry, Bsrksdale's, Mil Stone ana
TERMINUS
Lave Richmond at O'Clock A. NJ, and arrive at
Terminus 40 2. NJ Leave Terminus at Z . A M
e. e ar-.ve at Richmond Ut 3.lS P NJ
Ch.clen over aud under Il years of age, and ser
wants, hit price. Servants travelling by themselves
Els- he punished with two passes, that one may
Dr. retained al the othce where they purchase Their
tickets aud II must De expressly stated that they are
permitted to go the cars
PASSENGERS for Farmyille, Lynchburg Wytheville
Va. and IoHeshoro' and Knoxville. Tenn. connect
daily with SOa,A-Side Railroad at huntsville Pas
s,LssEs tor Greensboro and salem, N c., connect
daily the terminus OF the Railroad with Holderby
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BY Larus & shine,

1T Is WITH WILLING PLEASURE I
I add nay testimony to the efficacy of "BAKER,S
BlTTERS," in relieving established case of Diva
pepsa, from which have suffered for a number OF
years The use of few bottles convinced me not
only OF its value Tonic but its permanent relief
IniWa alter Brash and Sour Stomach. confidently re-
commend it to the afflicted. -
H. C. McNEMARA.
Richmond, December 18th 1855 F''a
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N ISSOLUTION.-Th firm OF VERSER
~ BOISSEAU, is dissolved by mutual consent
As Is necessary TO close business without delay
ali persons indebted will please make imnedi-
ate payment. The name of the concern will be used
only in liquidation of the affairs of the same
Jas. w. Eerser may be found at the old stand.
JAMES w. VEkSER,
ja 3l--6t JAMES BOISSEAU,
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.ADDITIONAL---Will be added 70 W. ATst;
MORNING large invoice of Clothing. consi.tns :;
Erock and Dress Coats, Pants, yests Net Shirt. 80
Drawers, Wooden Gloves &C. SA'''' anu
fe 7 ~ tTsh& lI'-,a JEy vonw
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J. D. GOODMAN,
/. No. 1874, Main street
EXCHANGE BANKING HOUSE OF
IA ". PURCELL A CO.

.s. - ...r. .4s.+ ST ocKs FoR SALE - ..
see Geo Central Railroad per cent Coupon bonds;
20000 Virginia and Tennessee Railroad b per e. DO,
5000 Danville Railroad 5 years to run. registered
iD0G0 State of Virgins Acceptanees
Also Bank of Virginia and Farmers Bank stocks
All Kinds of stock boug at aud sold on commission.
Apply 20 - q : C. w. PURCELL CO.
fn 2-ta
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NO-PAKTNEKSHIP NUTICE.--The uI-
~ dersigned have this day formed CO-PART-
and style of BRUMMEL Il REGISTERS. for the pur.
pose of conducting GENERAL COMMISSION
business particularly for the sale of manufactured
and leaf Tobacco and Flour, GRAIN Cotton and other
produce.
e. Location 93 Water street Liberal advances
on consignment. JOSEPH BRUMMEL,
A. L. ROYSTER,
]. B. ROYSTER.
Richmond January 1875 ia dop,
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gt-rEarnrM
DIssoLUTroNs. &c,

DissnLI 4 10 N.--fEe firm Of .j0fiN
teel consent, Jehn Womhle retiring from The business
slh'r party viii sisn the OF the firm ia liqn
'"'f"lf r- JOHN WOMRt.E
:, - . 81 asa esa JOHN Il. WOMBLE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-02-07

MILE! MILK!! MILK!!!-From I; IA
4'A gallons of pure MILK can be furnished by ms
to some one or two places daily.
fe lit L. IL DANCE
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-02-07

W "HATs--Absuf 80 bushels WhoaI. .,,.1.
'of iesdilg stock. &c, for sale low by
l. tDOLEsTON FiTZ1ERALU
~ Ii Pearl street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-02-07

u II.
CRAIG ALUM SPRINGS, Craig County
~ VA.-The propnetors of these Springs which
have for some time past enjoyed very favorable re-
putatiOn in the counties surrounding them have been
induced to put the water in barrels for the couyeni-
ence of inyalids In other sections.
For the present. the price is fixed at a Iate which
barely covers cost of barrellng and the carriage
Its healing virtues are beyond question. The fol.
lowing certificate from DR.. Carper leading and we'll
known physician in Botetourt county is selected from
many OF equal responsibility and force:
FIEcAsrLE, BorFToURr Co., VA2
July 18th, 1855.
Having been called by the proprietors of the
Craig Alum Springs" TO express my opinion of its
medicinal virtues, hereby state that have examin-
ed the Of the water nade by Prof Boohe of
Philadelphia and believe it well adapted TO cure dis
tenn and further state that have known some re-
markable cures effected by its scrotulous efec-
tons and diseases Of the digestive organs
Samuel NJ. CARPER, NJ. d.
The water has been analysed by Professor Boothe
of Philadelphia who says
"A mineral spring of such richness and quality as
the analysis Indicates will prove valuable aid to the
physician. Its position IN the healthy mountain re-
gon OF virginia about distant from many of the
sulphur and other well known springs of the State
confer higher value upon the Stipulated Cbaly bate
OF Craig county. Very respectfully
"JAs. c. BooTHE"
ErupHve diseases, arrangement of the liver dys-
pePsia, &c have yielded to the power of this water
and prove ITS efficacy wherever it has been tried.
Ihis very valuable water is for sale In barrels at
very low priee,iby ~ - = : : :
PURCELL. LADD L CO., Druggists,
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~ OF & E---The subscriber having en-
l Ployed Mr.. JAMES FELLOWS to superntend
the manufacturing department of his business re-
spectfully announces that he will have made to order
any description Of ladies' gentlemen's or childreps
Shoes or Boots, in the very best manner
HENRY w. QUARLES
ia No. 10 Pearl street
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NADAME REMY..FrOm Paris..CI EA r.
~ sfARCHER AND FLUTINC does up lace
like new. ~ -NNS
, References Mrs II. c. SrANARD, Mrs. EDWIN
ROBINSON and Mrs. DR. GIBSON
residences on 9Th street, opposite City Spring, and
over Mr. Crump's school house.
fe l-6t+
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- Oats daily expected, and for ALE ~
a5 No. IL Pearl Street,
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WANTED. - The subscriber wishes 10
,~TrD-T0 ~HOKNiAk ER--i or

- ~TkRS, Nw
N f. JFlSH AND DuCkS SsssSs
~ "a this ci.y receiving OYSTERS, FISH
- M L. daily by Adams 4 Co.'S Express. from
- ~ \, 1,ga can DENY e. OYSTERS furnished at
y, a., ~. Lon. az Nos 10 and ls Old Market; Richmond
b. 81, rad puc@s reasonable -
r +. KIRBY
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-02-07

N0TCE.-We wish to hear from every
' who suffers himself, has any one about
HIM that suffers, any living creature about him
that the turf that suffers with sores sprans
ehillblsins bruises, i'll order that We may sell or
give him bottle of our Turf OIL If too poor to pay
will give 1t to him; il able to pay, viii receive
it, aud refund it If it does not the For sale
by ja 80 DOVE CO.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-02-07

T AND IN CHESTERFIELD FOR SALE,
For sale, privately, tract Of Land lying on the
Richmond and Petersburg Railroad, about miles
from Richmond The said tract contains 80 acres one.
half of which is in original growth the other half il
sown in wheat. 1t will he sold with without the
wheat. The improvements consists of q nnsIl fran
dwelling and necessary out houses, with well of ex.
cellent water. Apply to H.J.NUNNALLY, r1Is
-. Manchester; or to Il
ia z-lm* Bw. TOTTY, los Cary st.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-20

From THE BRITISH PROvINCEs.--We have receiv.
ed Halifax papers 10 the 18TH and Newfoundland 10 the
10Th inst The Halifax Morning Chronicle states that the
submarine cable connecting Cape Breton with Newfound
land which submerged on the 10th inst works al.
mirably messages being transmitted from shore shore
with the utmost facility The new Union Bank Of Nova
Scotia which chartered by the legislature al the
last session. about 10 go into operation In Halifax the
capital, $4,000, having all been paid 10 one week A
letter received In HALIFAX, dated Forteau Labrador June
a. states that there bad been excellent catch Of rs
al the Labrador, and considerable quantities had been
shipped 10 Quebec. The straits Of Belisle were mot
wholly clear Of Ice late as June 20 The prospects OF
The fishery very good. The s. Johns, w. Morn.
ING poa OF the 10th says Inc elegraphng WORK IL pro
pressrg vorably, and everything indicates the comee
ton Of the work by the time anticipated that we NAV
expect 10 be in eegraphic communication with New York
mouth aiter next
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BAHfs, July - 1880.
Tone Of as Press IN Reia6on b ne 0rleans aaaerfo~f
ton Of ne Count de Pdyfs- 7atsca Of NJ Empsror-
HaIson Afairs-R,yutlian Smpisciiy Lrpolai o.
Gsnt1'sos, &c.
You viii have seen IN the london journals the protest
signed by three Of the oreanIst princes against the oe
nevolencev Of The bin subm led 70 the senate for
placing the grand v, Of the state Of 100000
francs, as an annual payment 10 the daughters and their
heirs Of the late King Louis Philippe,
The k0li,r has taken no notice whatever OF ths do.
cument nor has Caiigndrt Nesnger ventured 70 copy
Il into columns. For al THIS the subject has not filled
20 excite the vecst interest among the diplomatic and
higher circles and Gar collect the tone Of IL
protest generally considered usthable and warranted
except particular In complaining that that witch
IL Sue guaranteed by the inalenAbls rights % law
cannot be called benevosnce The prncesses lind many
sympsihIzers among those utterly opposed their
prsensons 70 the monarchy Of France, and the shot
vhsh eey ere against the rcgning dynasty when hey
speak the liberty, well the prosperity which for
eighteen years existed under the reign Of the king their
i.aaer, Is though 10 be well timed by all parties
ewsrt she extreme Bonapartists Here, no rever,
hs--aympathy ceases. The claim put forward
for having "given 70 France that army
which uF. recently covered itsef with such re.
nownpt y. considered little too much A. well might
the monarchy u louis The Sixteenth have claimed the
hopc~ cfthe srmy which the days Of the ers, repab
nc ccvred itseff with glory The republic again. IN s
suruth the sane reasoning should have asserted ia
rshtt M the isures gained By the army Of the arst
Nsvoiccn.-bouis the Eighteenth and Charles the Tenth
might just ss~eu tas<hfSfcr Of the glory which.
in Loy Phpppes reign The segons q France acquired
IN Asstsss In sscs the chair is endless one The
ruth "a, no orarch can have any other preensions
than Ne pevs.rmsrcc n his duty chief magis.
sr-ss of h6tspe prtmoted the military system Of the
snansy NE scLaiers Of France refree. the expra.
ton Of slr years 70 return 10 their cyn occupations
ls Notorious that BY fsygpe @Assesprt q them DO 70
aud the probability Ia therefore, that the -,sser of the
:. smy ssmeh ~ rss<AHy covered itsef WIN siory has
.ssea ps5sipaay sousvfcd since the events q lsss
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IroS MOUNTAIN IN MrsToURI.-The famous Iron
Maintain. In Missouri, II situated la st. Francis
county. From surface indications, and from oil ex-
plorations made, the whole Iron Mountain seems TO
be made of iron ore. Almost the entire surface OF
the mountain IL covered with iron ore the particles
Increasing In size ma you ascend towards the top,
until upon its summit found dsconne ted masses
many tons in weight, and often six or eight feet In
diameter. To what depth the iron ore extends be
how the base Of the mountain has never yet been
gcesfaincls
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-20

Two Posssa MfLLs BLOWN UP-PRoBABLE
FArsI Rpsrlvs-Two OF the wheel mills belonging
10 the Hazard Powder Company, at Enfield, blew
M this morning. Three OF the workmen were bad
IN jnjured-two OF Sasm, II Is feared fatally; and the
third is also in Dangerous situation. Their names
Are Charles Alcock, : Whitehead, and - Lowrey;
two of them are Englishmen. and one is Scotch
man. All are men with families. We do not learn
the cause of the accident The boiler and engine
are uninjured.- Hartford Times, July H.
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will be so arranged that may her again at the
Coincide Franeaise next year.
Miss Davenport tho tra9dinae returns 70 Boston in
steamship Arabia which leaves Liverpool the 10th
inst and will her profession IN ais country.
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The Cher the Alter, the Indre, the yieune the lot
md the Adour are not Included in this estimate.
The Municipality Of Versailles have voted Is 600 francs
for recepson of Marshal Pessier and his troops
tncir return from the Crimea.
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MEDICAL.
EAR a ND EYF
Drs. LEBRUN & DuEmo
oGULISTS AND NJFI3is,TTSo N


TAR. LEBRuN Offers TO those suffering fror, n
s1ytfHSILEibke aura remedies, which bETs pasaeS "a
in nearly three thousand OF COufFnpI saerS
remedies have been pronounced by Drs Kb,SSne T
and DelcGu, OF Paris, and Curtis Pitcher Of T Ct Bt
most wonderful applied for disease ~ i &
middle ear. They comprise different conr internal a.
rous diseases that effect the external and % TIE IA
II the disease Is confined TO the external eSr
apparent the hfth sixth day Dr. LERRisS AZ,
a care case, when the rrTfs, n earr1A,
ton. lie has eighteen certificates from thos ~ rs toa
deaf from infancy whose hearing ia now c0nnt b
and they are enabled to LedrH Lit L,,,E rsse
twenty.seven hundred cases Of deafness 0r,r
hilly treated by him. Certificates to thar s1ets
on application. say be Ssys
In all cases Of deafness arising from, i.art,,,,,
eHiR1 or even peEfOFtttbH Of the "ReipIro :. tl.
usually called the ttlrnm - Inflammation OF piSir
6rdRe Of the tyAlHHhlR and eWStek0iR tyIS nj, ata.
kTttot-ef RtWcHa; tlereoMS GgectiOHs DolyDS.
or when the disease be traced Scarlet gTI0t r.
mercuria ulrtlicineS, gatherings in the ears ~ .
&C., the sense can, In HStrRy every flstlHcs ~
Where want Of secretion Is apparent, the luii
being dry aud Scaly; when the deafness accor el,'
noies In tile ear like ruStlinE OF leaves
falling water, ringing Of bells, pulSattons schsS.
ter, when In stoorinY position sensation il n, tsa
Of blood the head had taken place when M HatS
perfectly acute where there Is much noise or Il,
tn dull and cloudy weather, when cold has 10y asss
The course pursued by Dr.. LEBitUE Is con,ii,i ets,
Ii6le. SH 'ttAi
DIR. DUFToS, the only practitioner in The t-n,,.,
who practScs the new, painless, and siec,,,i Ssat
treating all diseases to which the eye subject
ry n:hrr have taietto afford relief he as Co.
such fair and impartial trial. Patterns by y gl al
few particulars Of their case, can have ree,S sen,
part. ''S saI
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MIsCEIIl NEOUs.
$50,
). B.uARsH.
:, A4'Sa' marshg& wayman
WHOLESALE GSp RETAIL pRALERs "
BOOTS AND SHOES
aTaFTFtE OLD srANp or y. n. NAAslI.
No as Monroe ST.,

a EaoLsS1tE ASp 4SIEl teSiINEc
6OOEltoa ANU E0F10E0
Tar TitE STAND y. n. AAAs1il
,,os q .s,:SS orr J, ~ An co,sl
1-p 49, irins. fron, our EASTERN manufacturers
w T ,hs SsI mn isst assignments Of boots and
Ss a NTH tent care and
~ go, s.orsn,s 10 onr own Ous best work
to aTissi 70 our roT We are now pfepa.
i ~ .ecnmSSIS onT customers either wholesale
Win ava Oh ass II, d Sy In STYLE quality
pr Material or whether made In
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MEDICAL.
Prof WnodsI

EFO1.5 -NNOOuS
LAIR RESTORATIVTsiIs now for The hEst
Monroe street which only remedy tnvented
that viii ectnaly restore the hairs 20
original YOUTH without dying; the bald
head IN short time with the natural cOFng remove dAnd
prevent the lar falling %, and Is free from
sediment Objectionable In divers preparations Of
different before the pub the RESTORATIVE Is
beautiful article for the toilet for the old young and can
only be appreciated by It's se and all are respectfully tnT
ted call 1t the Depot and examine the testimonials Of ladies
gentlemen Of high reputation IN the South and West
sf the statesman SENATOR Judge Breese, OF
CLRETLE, IN, June %, 1883.
have used Prof o. s. Woods Hair Restorative and
have admired the wonderful eject Ny har was becoming
thought prematurey grey but by the Of his Resto.
rRtTs original cOl0r, and have doubt
p't'4-A ~ SIDNEY BREEsE,
Ex-SenSteF efthe United States.
Pref. Woods Oriental Snunt1Ve LInimeut.
This Lnlmen valuable auxiliary in the treatment OF
Of the most formidable Diseases with which our lot
toeonend, for Instance, fdDtDlGtiOH Of tie LuRga ana
bOtees thorough continued application Of this
Lnlment the region Of the affected these other
wise formidable diseases disare OF more than
half their errors particularly among Children and tous
as Of mothers they allowed to speak, would with all
the eoquenee Of feeling and aeeton bear their united tes
tlmony the fact that Il had matched their children from
the OF death, and restored them to their former
larry In renewing what generally known as an ASue Cake
enlargement Of the Spleen In all cases where exter
nal appcaIOn ofSerVice this Inmentw be found useful
GENERAL DEPOT 6g5 Broadway, New York; and ia
Market St, st. Louis.
For sale wholesale and retail in wheelvgh by
.'B. v0WELIs Monroe ST., and
March17 Bridge COrnrr.
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MISCELL.A-NEO


McCLALLENs, KNOX & CO.,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
BOOTS dlYDSH0ES, MEMS AND
Boys Hats aud Caps, at the
sceU k7aOlon stand or tho
B I G r ED BOOT.
WE now receiving from eur Eastern Manufscturng
w Establishments, Of the largest aud best manufaetu-
ever oTereI in this or any other market they have
manufactured to order to and
ners and al others Who may faypr with can
We asTSases equal n quality q and aoT@ansp to
those manufactured In this other part Of the United
lowing seasonable COED:
NO, 1877
100 n Inen's kip boots, voArs's e1lraa, HlIs
1+JV0 do do ealfboots, 900 pr women's gaiters
NExs Bnoc4xs. $40 do walking shoes,
3 prime prime az E slip
Loo loo lS S9 priaed i'A DO 30 sss boo1t RrsED,,
1890 pair boys thick bOotees 500 misses lace
So g Ss,5 & e DC s. !: Il md s.....
800 pr youths calf boots, co buskns.
1900 do thick do bronzed CATERS.
YOUTHS BRO0IXs CHlLpRRX's BOOBIES.
1900 = do thick do 800 Kid { morocco
1909 youths do do 1879 children's PeG'd,
600 do Kip do 1880 ehIIdren's goat, ''
900 boys and youths caIfdo 1870 do eoiored /"
w0HES's LACE BOOTS, GUH SHOES.
S as do sFes and
l Sc s. & 900 a,i 4 Sss ss sis plush caps
$40 wool hats,
800 wool hand boxes.
Thankn for the liberal patronage heretofore u.s.
We ss spss'' continuance o. STcoLaILExs KNOX co.
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS.
TIME UNDERSIGNED having purchased the entire stock of
II Housekeeping Goods Of r. b. woons, respectfully In
stand and replenishng the stock and adding thereto
Of Varieties will Keep constantly hand
Willow AID WooDES WARES OF AL Eixps, IA
BLE CuTLRnT, wAnERs TRAYS,
IIAAPRRs AND BASKETS,
assy fine and also RsnSg S0"P nF T9S anS
. jn So >''N'' VIM HEnuRN.
FRENCH CALF SKINS AND
Patent Leather.
Ii celebrated brands Of the above, always
"a hand nn' III E sSI W. STFAS e importer
inoe:Gm PHILADELPHIA.
rI,uE Son. >, II NEMS B iSSSislISS5
R Rsss.s b 1 TfRnyse.'
Dsonincy's Note Book of an Opium Eater;
The Three Marriages, by Mrs liu6back;
cFoteiists and Quavers, by May sIarerek;
Iowa IT is (Eitl mnpG
The Eul, by Rev. DR.. Cumming;
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