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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1856-09-10
FREMONT MILLS.
Teas Coffees, Chocolates, Cocoas Spices.
DC.
WHOLESALE AND ALSO IN SMALL Packages.

E. E. D Y E r e. co.
(s'su the Chaitm,n grinding coircc1
lAi WASliNGT ST BusTOx
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IL ANING arranged taestablish an ageuogin this
l city for thu sale q our huaaing material ON
the opening Of nav gaton. take pleasur III say
ing 70 ali persons mpatingth erectiono stores,
dwellings, etc. that they can then bssupplied with
tn following articles at current rates
White pine and poplar flooring, ! inch
GLOW pine n superior article, II inch
y hlte pine, do Il inch.
All matched and faced ready for usc.
Partition boards | and nch.
NNi0,9xl2 loAI2, I0vli, Ioxl6 sash with iran
window and door francs Of various sizes four
and siN panel doors of every styie aud size. store
doors with shutters complete, ete., etc
Iae ablye articles Cotton ap byexpsrenccl
wotitmen, and mad o. thor ughly seasoned nateri-
ais, therefore cannot tat q please purchasers and
consumers.
Sa have facilities for shipping our work from the
interior Of Ohio, during the spring and autumn sea-
SOM. and can fiji orders for blinds bracket and pan
el work, etc, on reasonable terms.
Refer IL Col. 5. Il Curtis and q. Huston Esa OF
keokuk. Patronage solicited.
feb2od3w GJTlIRIES 5EIChlNGHAMS.
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Cunmins, Seaman & Co,
STAPLE and FANCY DRY GOODS.
No. Is Day, AND l76 FULTON SIS,
tehllalv New Nnnk
THE IfYsts,N.
]
YHIIE snhscriher.

I1llE subserber- have completed their arrange
oonand chambers for ths Convenience az tb SO who
may wish such accommodation. We nave spared no
money or labor 60 mako saloon aud rooms equal
e anything IN the country, and arran gements ~
ready made Tor receiving oysters from the east. wild
game from the count ~ ana our fine markets shall
make our aloon superior e. anything west. or equal
to anything east. All We ask Is but call ana d
trial, and We will pledge ourselves to give satisfae-
tion.
Parties can be accommodated with private rooms
when desired, ana any thing served up for them they
snay mi-h.
Reeotlee tho place on east side VI 2nd, between
Main ana Johns streets.
novl5diy MAckLFY &JOlfNcoN
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Huston, Hawkins & Huston.
Wholesale sroccTs. fominiss Oh m d
lorxs "a rd lnE W q re hantN.

Na1" 'fse' p.'"esn ftn an ~.
~ ~" 'Ass - sp3't "a X an v. il,r
ana o. teril y ib.ta a. any ~ te h.ai Ae, 10y
cali the si.eal attention = country ahd cay buy
- - '"e -toNihS
-.' lAr i''"' ~ 80 'i''' ''I'f = ~ 2
80 go 80
5ksL ~ hlds On a az, ne" : lar g IF'hs'
tx. ~ ~ '
aa sa' .''''@s', ''' n Urn aH' "Ha'9 ~ "'
IA: - ,
s5Iap Ivy p''s. - 4, ~ 'lt ttg, h.o,siaia sugar
u. - G s - ~ ~ = .an, ,s'.'
u.s. - O0'S' 1i'd ~ EN' a. y i'N4s uV'
g2a4n 0yful
lobaf'-- =" hSs extra Virginia, Peaeh-ieai' nee
'ar gafasih ana ai''ih WIS ls'@si y anu - ana
4ala 'saI, manu- aei ApIe's'y ior - u
~. ~ oNs o4s ;, bo'ias t%3s} ana SfEhla EoI.
i 1,l n '9us fanrAhe =" ~ : !. non 2 q
h JF"Ft, Etalt 3u'. '5.Al en- h''' "i"t leAi
ana go :" oAs P"fe american ms eut ~ Uh
Sm7s't- iooAe''l1o oxs ana 1S.' sIaI',n NIX
- e ~, D..1 !. = ati iiail.l III =
:" sA'i"' = Ai1'' '''iis T. Fs' =" u.s.
- "a.rrt
& " 49, " ,:.
- 80 wa slAss i'09 3 i's@"-la
S .i+ "i,' : e.i''' ...,-
yasA4 gIl "a ana aek3eAiFa srssii ana 1.aeh
"a '' le-a.5'
" e s4AoN,i' rs - = N9 ~ I'm, =,
- uts ~, 50 1"s - Hs,'' +" ~ Dgts
$500 III 0A1 - - it'"1.
'''t Ast*ss' :. ia' + 49,
- '@- = - ~ o'0 "@'l1
80 '7s'' wa A"t'st lS''te AA'i7 aH0
o.
49, = - ~
11-i' Il. o FL. "i' Il. II N..5 ~
" = e't' $40 u ~"4
$50
5.ie.' .''' "..se' ~ ''F
1A ..e5Ih~ 80 n. 4 l4= i.'. = I. %
t'a III Ai' "'e -@''
~ go N''' ethP if3
-, i'' - Il. +. 1''l iaa''' 1da 5ii
- ~ - ~ - IS =. ~
- III 49, ! 10 ''3' - ~ Aei'l
f1ae HI, l'a i,N hSL' CIV ihs a- IT.
1fsl0 ~ - 49, = vi ~ r
A"A mr. ~ eash ''A' ''N =. igA' ~ Jar
~ - -, ~ et''iss -, :, = p....,o
~ "a = oNs = = ials'i.s, = oIu'n7
- H. Il aih. RI, 80 eurfa,3st /" as
'' 'aa1 afisa APPlEs anu lsashtst 9"u b'ls
~ apps
Cd - = .a''l' IN ""'l.u's' isrAis' al
- -. Z" ~ - - fgai'u,s anu
49, a. ~ ~ Ok PERU - 1oz slTa"
IA . lsasHes N y t"5th.,.es = ~ lAng m
p - HI p'ehi's' qls ~ ali w. gaiF, ~ N
- 5 "tihh' anu ma ''ls" a'p y, r,,s
1s - N' sletH 40 % - t'Ds',' sf9o' u anu ~
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NOTICE To KAIIRoAD GOSTKAC-
TORS.

FI'HE undersigned, Commissioners Of the Western
/ Division Of the abaeh and Mississippi Rail
road will receive PRoPosAGs until the 18th day of
March naxt, for the Grading. Bfdginq Tying. and
completion Of the First section Of said road, from
Warsaw 10 Carthage, III. The distanca i Z miles
about . miles al which has been partially graded
ami rdgad The work 81 b. done Will b 10 grade
the additional portion Of the section-re grade and
rep1ir the old grade, furnish and lay the ties the
wh8Ie--buid some bridging, furnish he iron, and
stoef the road Fte. An If which work. aud mate
rial furnished, must u. oi such character as will
make first class western road
The work 70 he commenced within thirty day- az
tor tie acceptance Of the bids and contract and pros
ecuted with diligence and fidelity under tho direction
Of the Engineer If the road, 10 completion within
twelve months
Payments viii b nade IS may Ie agreed upon in
the Cofporadhe Bonds ot the County Of Hancock
City 81 Warsaw, aud City Of keokuk bearing ght
per cent. nterssf--and individual subscriptions q
cas b. material, and real estate along and the vi
cinlty Of the line. Bids viii be received and consd
eret for separate sections Of grading, bridging ane
tyiag, and ironing and furnishing The road-or loi
the whole complete at an aggregate price per mile
ete.
The Commissioners resef1ing the right t. consile
AMI accept onlv such a. nav be deemed reasonable
audWithin their ability and means t. adopt and com
plY with.
lol further Information appiy '9and bidder
MA address eithefaf che undersigned -to witt
! vs. INGFkS0l.L, Canton, HI
NJ $. HUNT WARSAW. III
IL w SAMPLE, keoknk, Iowa
Feb ith sol. Commissioner W.1 n II r.
d&wtday
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10 me oltixcns II hcokuA.

HAVING Interested WITH as the Messrs Scofelds
| 1 in The Gas Fitting Business. would assure
the public that all order- eiYsu g them Will be
lhat they can rely upon the work done hy them, as
being Of the very best material.
~ Il viii be but short tame before he gas viii
be Introduced, would recommend to those desi-
roas 81 lighting W at the time Of the completion Of
he WORKS, that they give Immediate orders fir pipe
fixtures, &C., otherwise many would be DELAYED be
yond that time, rs II would lie impossible to suppl,
all applications upon short notice
july 4, lS05.--d e. uEKRICK 4 60
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Lumber I.1lmbeYIl

rE'hE subscriber has bought the"Tast Saw MYl''
two m4Jes above Tie city ana il prepared 10
furnish an kiud If inmbsr Except pinej IN the
shortest notice, At tsom 81 q 10 81 so per 100 feet
IL Is ALTO carrying On The Pillow and Wagon facto-
~ on the carnefof 9th and Main street where he
II prepared ~ furnish wagons and Prove IL he besi
finish anu quality. - Whoitsalc or retail, cheaper
than asimilaf article can be had In southern Iowa
decl2ddwu HAWKINS IAYL0
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peat his Lecture ou Ing InaAL Asp rng Acne
/, =" ~ Saturday v,niug, Nar4 a' O'Clock HI
Unitarian Han, oH Fourth street A3mt anc fraa.
j CoLLE0E CoNENcG AENr. The concluding
Exercises Of the graduating class Of the
,ledical College, a the Athcnaum, Tuesday
light, went of with much eclat, and if pos
Iible We should hove been present and made
lepnrt- If their proceeding al length. A. it
kas, rather constrained 10 bc present on an
lther public affair, we were reluctantly
lbliged TO forego that pleasure. The Athe-
ieun il said 10 have been crowd a, notwj.h-
handing THE lad walking And We are glad
h such encouragement To the Faculty, for
heir labor Is at best comparatively unre-
luited one We are pleased that it gives
hem at least attention and applause.
/ A CnA>eE At LAsr.-As via be seen by
heir card, Messrs. CuuTENpE~ & McGavlc
lave nj last changed the style Of their firm.
Consequent upon adding new members to the
partnership. Tho ola firm was probably tie
Eldest business house ia tug State. aud life
II sixteen years has rendered their name a
household word In the entireDe Noinos Re-
public, a. well a. elsewhere. Bat they, too,
Pave n, las; yielded u III spirit # change
Ehich characterize our wonderfully growing
'ity and State, and hereafter tae.r style w.ll
b Mct'ario, Chittendea q -. Yet The
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C0NSTOGTk & BROS.
STOVES
AND
Timers stock.

5000 BIS oval and round Copper Bottoms from to
30 niche.
1000 bills. Sheet Iron from Nose to 27.
1000 package. Plymouth llyyts iron and tin a,
ilpm ~. 10 II lbs.
500 boxes Tin plate
900 bundles Iron wire from Sic. & NJ. IS.
$50 grass Ten kettle breasts andcoyers from 81 to
ID inctlcs.t
30 groes Pressed TN bottom from { ID inch.
80 I1 DO 4ooIlopgd and plain dinner plates
30 d. Stove ornaments as Crtea.
90 ~ Qsal Tea pot Breast and Covers
loo 3u Assorted tu Il cars.
go us lf.n CA Kettle ruls
- dp 81 do a. burs
100 d. Pressed TN fot 4o4-ls
40 d. u Np. D. a4a p.uter knobs.
100 feet Ega Wins Il9ta
Ernt ~pauts assorted .i1e.
IelfaFatedtiu u #hect4
CaTp,r Ktyej. ara ba.
Bucket Handles;
Mallets expressly for timers use
Stove Blneklugln papers ~ Is tile key.
CONS IUNh q BEDB HERS
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1sosserN nIepn rflaaalif

" IN N HH@IINl ANHdIUN rs.
WOMEN HOSIERY AND6LONE~.
CHILDREN 5 HOSIERY aGIDNES
SHIRTS, DKAWE Frs 4e
We ask al Inspection 81 our stock by none bur
4 tsH tamil approved ~tA AIaNrus hu4ers-to .utA We
tFl4 I.
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IAhI. NntGIaI


MOORE HOOPER have just received one Of the
VI finest and best selected asserimeHtS of perfu-
merry and Fancy artices ever brought into this mar
set The Ladies especially invited to give us n call
nDyl7
ItSI received, supply Il Winter Strained Lard
- tn superior article.
noyl7 MOORE HOOPER.
| INsEED oil aud spirit Gas, Mt
l. nov7 MOORE 4 HoorER,s.
GENUINE Bear's OIL White Stick pomade. lust
- received and for sale cheap by
noYlT MOORE i HOOPER.
NIooRE / H00PEK's Gyccum Ointment. de-
VI lghtful article for ehapped hands Iips &c al
MOORE 4 H0OpEHs. on Main
noYl7 near Third street
10sIEITEk' celebrated stomach Btters for
L sale by MOORE Il HOOPER
September 2,1S55.--d
\ ESokS. EDITORS Please INFORM tha Ladies
VI that We have received the largest stock Of em
broideries, Collars from cents Il SOC Maltese
Black silk Brusscl- and real Tim al Laes Lace, JAG
onett and Swiss Collars Cor,ets Ribbons MORE An
tique and Ribbon Trimmings, Sc, a.
Aug. ., Is55.--d4@ ~
II REss TRIMMING The Ladies can be suited
II iii this line at
eer47d4w WOODWARD & cos
DEADY MADE CLOTHING Eyerythine in this
II line can be bad at the lowest figures At
seu2Idp~ WOODWARD co.'s.
Fall styles.
w haeeJust received our FAN STYLES Of Ladies
W Velvet, Cloth, and silk Oloaks, Talma's aud
Nisettcs; also OF BrochA and Plaid shamls.
ser27dNw WOODWARD & CO,
DLAD LONG sHAWlS Ju.t received per
American Express. 700 IA nrW ana elegant
styles, which with rretions stock makes our as
soltment more full add complete than at any time
during he season. - Main street
doelol nrRKEE CO.
| s.IlEs SILK. We have received ,,r, -
/ ,fffI II Ht T1ys
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BELOW ANY coupurIron.
FREE LECTURE.

Those wishing this kind of work vii sa,e money
" sending tkar orlcr- n thensEcc II Ia, nata City
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At the rtquest 81 many ctizsp- Mr.. Briggs vii
peat his Lecture % InG InaAL AsD rug Actg
= ~ Saturday evening MARI I, a' o'clock II
uitarian Hal, "a Iuurjh st.rc' A3mt auc free
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ToN~4 aol~

4 GREAT variety 81 reys Musical instruments
\ Dolls, 6e., f9r children, for saleby
iebl8d CREIGHTON i DINNER
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alNlDEsssI~,

-...
- Ids edt LAS >kiltets and LIDS, assorted C5st
ls. i, pn =
80 ~ 80 10" 90 -, ="
"'l U"'''' Asso' ~ an'u
80 - - - r. 49, ~ A1.1 "
CoMsIOCk B BROTHERS.
n bon pair assorted shoscls aud longs for sale
~ al thu Prairie State stove 10, ms
oct 10 C0AI~I0Ck 4 BROTHERS,
xyfI-},t-...f=.. t-t.t.4 ~ 5. !, ~
u Fyrt.f $40, Stnrs '''s
i. t|l.i.srr,t- 4 p1nTuups
L NAAEhhp Preserve hettl~ AZ the sale Rooms
IL ni % Prairie Premium stoves
"el Io t1A@lO BROTHERS.
tuAI Ilaa- IA the safe i,u8tti= ~ the Cottage
Y franflin Coal Stove.
1I.1s ~ ~ =.
1000 LIZ. % ba'.el h5lst hettie, 1T sale low
~, IA @av.TGrl, ,ig l ia5r Siosss
= = ~ = : No.
\ LAME arr rtnlehi II brtt2na ware Tor sale
lower ban any other 1eu.e ~ the city at the sale
oetlo coNsraCh6 BROTHERS.
4 FINE stool, Of Heusekc,It ~ goods such ms COT
: \ fee mills bastiug spoons. egg whips iron skim
mery SKINNER laalcs meat forks table sroops. hash
ana staak Ij4bes pate,tapa az ,,rotqrs srce bnvs
1c 6c f,rsal, nj the sale Rooms of ne nsruIar
se.f Regulating Air-Tieht Stove,
a.t 10 g0NSrDrE 4 up0TTTFpS
pane .r,,.,...s..-.ll.
tltl ~, =, 80 i"Nq y
II - s., "a '9A
III rast-Tocr- r pppTrrrpc
'0'. w y !" hf' Tn.
\ MAY supply T irass, Japanned and plain
\ Nahai sgleh' a' ths Sale tto"ms 81 inc QUINCY
tahi '"al baih'F Nhi<I = ghgrf1 Nifemciy low ~
OF ~ toMStOCh y BROTHERS.
y~T,I,.r-,'-',I~e - i'--ss,-'I,,r'~ss
/ w ... IN ,.,rIr.l -. ,t,..,,t b
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Carpets Il Oil Cloths
J. A. III Ky.EE a CO.. 50 Main street.

- n. III IL A. ia @ ~. - MAIN ~tfttt"
IIANE Just received the largest and most aried
L stock Of Carpets aad oh Cloths ever brought to
Iowa.
This stock comprises hundred different ; les,
and having been bought before the recent I'd ance,
sc viii sell them At proscn wholesale eastern pri-
ees.
We would respectfully invite those who are fur
nishing their houses. TO examination Of these
Carpets and OIL Cloths feeling satisfied thai the
qualities styles, and prices are such mat they can
not fail to please all lo may favor US with call.
August 49, 1905. dAWtf
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t.uiii0ts. Anders,
NOTICE 10 BUILDERS,

No III NarketSt. below ith, PhiladcIl
J3u14l1Hl
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Short Credits and Short Prices


LINEN Sli1EfINGS. Tow Els i T0WELfNtf.
PILLOW eA>EIINENs5 DIAPERS CRASH,
TABLE tIatI~. LONG LAWNS,
TABLE bAMA~k~ BIRDS EAIDIAPERs
NAPkINr& hoy LIES, e.
STAIR LINENS
And every variety Il SHIFTING eoAT1PANI
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Cards! Cards!
Diamond Card Presses,

nvingnow in successful operation one Of Ruggies
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TO TIHE PUBLIC.

Keokuk. Feb. Ist. feb25ddntf
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nREss IRlMMIAGs-I The Ladies can be suited
II lii this line at
,er47l4m WOODWARD co.'s.
DEADl MADE lNa.-Fyerythng in this
IL line can be bad at the lowest figures AT
scuZIdpW WuODM ARD a CO.'S
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-. 1salers arc ~ Ieeiptaf much the largest stoeh
waeb tAey have ~ yet ever displayed Ia the mer
chants ~ IaNu MIS- uni and Illinois, II which they
attention. and guaranty to ~ at St Louis prices.
sept. Z, 95a.-dAw
4 MIS- Su0NEl>-A large stock ito arrive fuf
I n sale low by ). ". d IL. TUCKER
NN7A@HtNa MACHINES Ihc celebrated i loat-
w ing kuuekels Washing Machine. for sale Nv
= " ii. TUCKER.
Sil0I ~ Ma lotof double barrelled mot guns.
> some fine FIR sale l9w by
i All. TUCKER
4 sthClLAH oANS.-AI slngs ii tie ST. Lou9s
y Circular Jaws, warranted by
" 4 II. TUCKER.
NANDREIs for Circular Saws for saleAv
~ i. ". 4 H. II LkEK.
SHol ELS AID I0NG>-Ihc different qaalitie.
- of Iron, Brass and steel, for sale by
:. ". & II. TUCKER.
DICKS AND MATIUCks.-A supply Of tierruop
L steel and east steel pointed picks and Mattocks
alsa, stone picks and slcdgts, for sale by
:. W. H. TUCKER
tFAIN SCOOPS Iron and steel For sale low
" by SW& II. TUCKER.
4 AIS! ANES Hunt i Collins Simmons Lin
- pnaotts. Whites and Wilsn'saxe large
STOCK for sale low by s ". 4 H. TUCKER.
DLATFoRM Scales. from FOODS and upwards, u
L Fairbana s pattern, with and without levers for
sale By :. W. Il H. TUCKER
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y. IA. WESECOTT.
LADIES' SHOE STORE.

A supply OF IayIurs Improved Music stools. +,
a mi, 1t the 2afe city IurntAro Rooms
ieb22d G ABBOTT
liuescepy
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jan5d
EKEENFIFLD Tool Co. 5 planes, superior arti
~ cle, at the sign If the Bic ANVIL
jan5d
IHAKc0AL Heater sad irons a great saving IN
" fuel, worthy the attention Of every housewife
iau5d
w ABE Butchers genuine razors, also a supc-
W rlor article Of razor straps at the sign n the
jan5i BIG ANVIL.
II ARBEK'S Shears. gents pocket scissors ladies
- scissors, shears AID trimmers, American manu-
incture. and warranted, at
jan5d cADI. JONES pECK's.
II tlN door rollers tue best article in use for hang
- ing barnaud car>age house doors at the sign If
the Bic ANVIL
Jan'd
COLD IoS, ami parkers bench vices iron ami
y wood bench screws, Mt
jan5d cApY, JONES tPEeK's
notGLAs' water rams. pumps, galvanized wei
- chain and fixtures, AT thc sgn If the
jan5d BIG ANVIL
~, col, binding, trace halter. dog. and Jack
- chains, at CADY JONES y PICKS
]an5d
( toFFEE Roasters corr, peppers, enamclei kettles
~ ana sauce pans, brass kettles, house furnishing
articles q every description. a he sis4of he
ian5d Bio ANVIL.
DAINI Vanish sash horse cloth, hair, tooth,
4 white wash ana either br,rhes II New York
lnanuiacture. at CADl JONES i pECK'S
janjd
4 (tuALk. whiting, glur, sand and emery paper. AT
" The sieuof tn BIC ANVIL
ian5i
\ ITRENCH hnel ware, something new, ID which
tlt* Attehtlppot houetketpers ~ requested, nt
ianJt CADf, JON rs 4 PECk'~
q. ONEKTOE
4 Il EFPS a stock II Family 6roceries 4 variety Il
~ lass, and al assortment If Musical lnstrn.
tAsua, for shle 0n Nam street between second ard
I Third iasr q, 1858 Il
4 rNNENIY FIVE boxes No / lemons for sale AZ
decl4 HUSTON, HAWKINS 81 HUsToN's
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- y = " ~ z. I1N rs. Q.
ssD4. JONES & PECK.

II llDEks hardware, locks, latches bUlts loose
i and fast butts. screws, &c. A full assorsInent
andl@est styles at CADY, JONES Il pECK'S
lan5d
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DLATF0RM Scales. from 700Ibs and upwards Il
L Fairbanks pattern with ana without levers for
sale BY - W Il II. TUCKER.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-11-25
NOTICE

In the matter Of the succession Of Epwis
MoNTAr sixth Judicial District Court.
Parish Of East Baton Rouge, La -~aPro-
bate'1 No. 42g.1
WHEREAS, Mary Lowrey. Admins
w tfatrix Of the above Succession, has
filed in the office Of the undersigned Clerk,
a final account Of her administration
All pefsons interested are hereby noti-
fed to show cause within the legal delays
from the first ppblicstion of this notice.
why the same should not be honoloeated
and approved, and the said Administrative,
discharged. j. Z. GAYLE.
MOVES Dup'y Clerk.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-11-25
NOTICE.

In the succession Of Charles TEsstsR, de-
ceased.--sixth Judicial District Count
Parish Of East Baton Rouge, -" Probate
No. 2s7e1
W HEREas, Thompson J. Bird. Adj
W fninistfator Of the Succession Of Cha
rles Tester deceased, has filed iii The Office
of the Clerk Of The court aforesaid, d final
account Of bis Administration.
Notice ls hereby given to all persons
interested to show eauses within thirty
days, from the first publication Of this no
tice, why said final account should not be
approved, homologated and made the ind-
cement Of said court. J. G.. GAYLE.
nov25. Dnp'y Clerk.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-11-25

The "Razor slrop Man" has again
taken to the street in New York, and
his sonorious voice again mipgles with
the varied city cries. 1t is said that
this energetic vendor Of" strops," after
having made snug little fortune in
his business, was induced to make an
investment by which he lost bis all and
more too. But having more Of the
same sort lef,' by which be made bis
money, he starts anew in good voice
and strong hope.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-11-25

PopULAK DELustoNs.--That a man
can write a readable article before he
understands grammer, punctuation, OF
the art Of preparing MS. for the press
That we elevate ourselves by at.
tempting to bring down and depreciate
those who are above us.
That other people and their private
affairs ever form the great staple Of
conversation among refined and pro.
perly educated people.
That girl Of fifteen can make up
for her general ignorance by incessant
gable.
That The having made a fortune is
enough to entitle a man to respect.
That it is in good taste to wear Jew
elry in profusion at breakfast or dinner.
That a moustaehe indicates want of
brains.
That the greatest takers are the
greatest thinkers.
That it is either chaste or appropri-
ate for o Miss in her Teens, to permit
o brainless animal in striped pants, to
bring hersbodiee in contact with bis
vest pattern-and with laDguishing,
calf-dying expression, permit herself to
be skated about on Ballroom floor,
to the shame and sorrow Of the modest
goddess Of propriety who bushes and
hangs her head in sorrow
The greatest of all popular delusions,
is to suppose chat any great or credit
able thing can come out OF small
newspaper.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-11-25

friend and neighbor, that ii was far
from our intention to misrepresent him
in this mattar. We have travelled
along together through the storms Of
an exciting canvass, and certain il IL
that we cannot consent to part friend
ship, now thai it is over, On grounds
SO slight as this.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-11-25

WANTS A WIrE.-T The heir pre-
sumptive to the crown of Holland, the
prince Of Holland, who has lately been
on visit to the English court, has, It
is said, fallen desperately in love with
the princess Alice, and the minister
plenipotentiary at the English court,
has received instructions from the
Hague to make ouertures for matrimo-
NAL alliance. Queen Victoria, seems
TO be quite a model mother, in the
way Of matchmaking. She will now
have two daughters Alliances to two
crowns.