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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-02-29

W The Charleston Standards Washing.
ton correspondent says: "IInd the resolution
of the House (for sending for persons and
papers in Kansas) been adopted, or should it
be, understand that General Whitfield, the
present incumbent, will ask the attendance of
certain female friend of Governor Reeder's
who is now in Kansas, and who has in her
possession number of interesting docu-
ments, giving m inside view of the Cover
nor's territorial policy. There's fun ahead, if
the Committee be authorized to "send for
persons and papers," though it must be- at a
cost of hundreds of thousands of dollars to
the Government.
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Negroes for Sale,

KING Il PHILLIPS have az fine lot Of
N YOUNG NEGROES-Plow Boys and
Girls, from 10 to l6 years old-as ever were
shown in East Tennessee which they will
sell on good terms for cash. They were bought
few days since III Richmond. Va.
Jan Is, lS56-tf-SS2 sst
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A writer in Backwood's Magazine thus
discourses on the practice Of trying 10 stick
book farming" IN the heads ofchildrcn while
they are yet "babies::"
"liow ! have heard you, Euscbius, pity
the poor children! | remember your look.
ing at a group Of them, and rejecting, For
OF such is the kingdom of Heaven and tur.
ming away thoughtfully and saying, OF such is
the Kingdom Of trade a child of three
years of age with book in its infant hands
is u fearful sight! 1t is too often the death.
warrant, sucl, as the condemned stupidity
looks at-fatnl, yet beyond his comprphen.
sion. What should child three years old
HAY even five or six years old-be taught!
Strong meats for the weak digestion make
not bodily strength. Let there be nursery
tales and nursery rhymes. | would say to
every parent, especially every mother, sing
to your children; tell them pleasant stories: Il
in the country, be not too careful lest tnev
get little dirt upon their hands and clothes;
earth is very much akin to all, and in children
out OF doors play soils them not inwnrdly.
There is in il kind of consanguinity be.
tween all creatures. by IL we touch upon the
sympathy of our first substance, and bcgct Il
Kindness for our poor relationship brutes.
Let children have II free, open mir sport, and
lear not though they make acquaintance with
The pigs, the donkeys and the chickens
they may form worse friendships with wiser
looking ones; encourage familiarity with all
that love to court them; dumb animals love
children, and children love them. There is
language amOng them which the words Ian.
guage Oblitcrntes in the elders. 1t is OF more
importance that YOU should make your chill.
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Notice to Shippers ofFreight.

TRANSFORMING DEPARTMENT Y. TBSS.& Ga. II. RICO.
Athens, Sept 2s, 1865.
TUNHIs Company will deliver any Freglts received in
n to their Depots, in reasonable time at the
terminus Of their Road at Dalton to the owners or their
agents mot ours they paying charges per tariff and
receiving the rcghts day OF arrival at Dalton This
Company does not propose either 10 store frefghts
deliver to the Western Atlantic Rail Road unless the
have made arrangements with said Road to re-
ceive the Cars cannot be detained beyond few
hours for transhipment or storage.
In making shipments us above every facility In the
power OF the officers OF the Company will be extended
to shippers Beyond the end OF their rails they have
no control and assume responsibility.
Feb LIT u. Q. JACKSON, supt TRANSPORTATION.
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TUNIIE copartnershp heretofore existing between O.
- r. e r. +. GIBSONis, by mutual consent, this
day dissolved. The old business OF the firm will be
closed by Q. F. Gibson. G. r. GIBSON,
Athens, Feb 22, 1856. VI GIBSON.
In retiring from business take this occasion to
turn my sincere thanks to my old friends for the
liberal share of patronage heretofore extended to the
house, and solicit IL continuance Of the same.
Feb 29-tf 7. Y. GIBSON.
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aee1a. seede.

HUsT received and In store, the following lots Of
Al Field Seeds which warrantedyrcsh, and will be
Void low for cash.
10 bushels Clover Seed
25 bushels Timothy Seed;
55 bushels Herds grass Seed;
10 bushels Orchard-grass seeaS
90 bushels Bluegrass Seed 80
Knoxville, Feb. 20, 5G-lml r. VI. MCPHERSON.
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Forest Hill Academy.

FH0IlE Summer Session of Forest Hill Academy, con-
"a Quoted by Mr.. A. q. CARSes and LADY, assisted by
Mr.. u. H. YORK. will open Monddg, February 4M
The Trustees OF this Institution confidently recon-
mend 1t to those who wish their sons and daughters
educated. The instruction is thorough and the dis
cipne mild but firm and paternal
Each student is charged contingent fee OF One Dol
lar One half of the tuition Is required in advance and
the remaining half at the middle Of the session.
Terms:
First Glass, (per session. 80 90
Second Observation-Disclosures. 900
Third ........................12 1900
by order OF the Board. W. II. BALLEW,
Athens, Feb. l-35f Secretary.
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Threshers I! Threshers!

A IL persons wishing to purcase Threshers and Ma
IA chinery Of that kind, will do well to hand in their
orders Immediately. s. X. REEDER, Agent.
Athens, Feb. 22-tf
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-02-29

G<HEyING TOBACCO, a fine article, and
~ segars, for sale by ap 90 A. CLEAGE 4 co.
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Net annual earnings per hand, $70O 90
The sum set apart in the above account for
incidental expenses, is intended to cover the
interest upon the amount invested in the
teams, plows, and other necessary outlays,
and from the best information can gather is
amply sufficient as stated above. We have,
then, the sum of seven hundred dollars rs
the net annual earnings of each field hand,
and the planter, who works one hundred
hands may calculate with some assurance
upon realizing about seventy thousand dol
lars, net per annum. My own observation
and experience go to confirm the above state.
ment.
know a planter in this vicinity whose
crop the past season realized, gross, about one
hundred thousand dollars. He works from
one hundred to one hundred and twenty
hands. The above account may be relied on
as correct in the main, subject, perhaps, to
some unimportant incidental deductions, of
which am not now apprized. The planters
net annual income is, of course, greatly modi.
fled by his own personal and household ex-
penses, which in some instances exceed his
income. lave already extended this be-
yond its intended limits so shall close for
the present. I may probably write you again.
Yours, as ever, NIMRoD MCPHEAsLE.
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FROM TIE SOUTH.
TIE ArrAKArAs, La, Feb. I, 1885,

lHE hTTAkAPhs, LIZ, req 1, loob.
Editor Post:-1 propose in this, my second
'cpistle," to give your readers some items
relative to the culture of the Sugar Cane. /
shall confne myself to the statement Of few
facts, leaving the reader to make his own in
ferences. presume the majority Of your
patrons are acquainted with the process by
which the sugar lie manufactured from the
cane, after it is matured. Suffice it to say, in
this respect, that it is similar to that by which
molnsses are manufacted from from the corn.
stalk as practiced in some portions of East
Tennessee. This-the Parish of St. Mary-is
enphstically the Sugar Parish" producing
more sugar than any other Parish Ia the
State, as sho(n by reliable statistics. But
what particularly design to notice in this
communication is some facts relative to the
profits arising from the culture of the cane.
A good field hand usually costs from one
thousand to fifteen hundred dollars accord.
ing to quality, and will cultivate besides
corn sufficient to keep up his team, about ten
arpents of cane, (the French arrent being n
little less than the English acre,) which yields
from one to two hogsheads Of sugar, and from
seventy five to one hundred gallons Of molas.
SEES, per arpent. Sugar varies from thirty to
seventy five dollars per hogshead, and molns
SEES from ten to thirty cents per gallon. As
suming then, one aud half hogsheads of
sugsr as the average yield per arpent. and
fifty dollars as the average price per hogs
head; eighty gallons mossses as the average
yield per srpent, and twenty cents per gallon
as the price, and taking twelve hundred and
fifty dollars as the average cost Of each hand,
and the annual account for each may be
stated thus:
Is hhds sugar at $50 per hid, $3.50
500 gallons molasses, at 20 cts, 100
Gross earnings per hand, folio 90
Expenses incurred
Interest on $3.50, at per cent, 800
Clothing and boarding negro rs
Incidental expenses, 35
Annual expenses, -$2l0 90
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Allen Boone in his own right and as Executor
OF Samuel Hardy, deceased, and Anna
Boone, wife of said Allen,
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-05-22
farmers! SAW AND 0RIsT MILL MHE
rhs Best Min ever offered TO the Public is
EEITON'S PORTABLE Mill.

AL HIGH has taken the First Premium at All the
w Sfsfs ord CoHnfy Exirs where II has been e,.
hiblied, and Geid Medal al the Amertean Iasfnsts
n Y. Guy. This truly excellent Mil, celebrated
alike for lis simplicity, durability AID pracLeabity
patented Jahy 70, 1855, stand, urvaica' The large
mum be- VI these mills sold, aud their increasits de
msnd forc!biy declare lheiI merit lover lbLU hsyiLs
been sold IN the last six olihs. They are sonira
bly, adapted for grinding Corn, Oats, heat, barley
Corn IN The ear, spices &c. with rapidty and per.
lection unkno~ u before.
- MtIi Hrinds rom 10 . bus OF meal, or 10 to
Is bus nifeeu kor hour lib from 10 horses, and
other Nos. proporiiobats aniouht. They can be
propelied by horse, steam or power, and NJ,
well adapted 10 Irregular motion, hence at trial ns
cost ,bss can be sitzen~d 10 ANY saw mill.
MsAL SAVES are attached to these mills thus raj
dsring them The only trsiy practicable niii sarp
cab have. ,gaar
References can be given where these mill. have
been IN use ~ months Without either receiving or
needips dressing, and likewise where they were n
trodueed four months ago for rnaing Irsa Oar.
1t IL an established fset that all mills using knys,
.'est feed" but never gvfas msGi, nd thai all co RI
and cob crpabers ohly crask the corn and cob, and
that neither reduce the feed To . desired nnensss
10 Be used Win proni. Bpithe
FELTON, MILL,
With ont knives, and with srn.inx snrfsess 40 M. A
pered steel WITH net AFFECT II, isc pebble OF ~,
ing TO any degree OF Gueness and rvdu chg soh -
the Dr. Dsss Of meal these facts Justify ~ IN va
rantipz these mills 70 give entire ssiisisctop.
For inrtaer iflorrason and mills and hxht mn, /,
70 NICHOLS, LOANS Il Co., once Le Cf.,,s
House, Davenport, Iowa, or Box eos p. o.
dec ~ uvtf rl5l#g' seq =ffF ~
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Railroads.


spa1NG nalAN GE MENIe, ~,
49,, 49, Monday, APRIL i4sh, tsa0 anu uht ~
d 49, 80. a,,,,e.t n tIss witt leave Rock Island dsi
~ sandays pied, Is fciiews; 90 N
sis sssn s Stopping only at shs principal NJ
al ~ I, 81 press, stepping stall stations sios
An freight, with I'd class ears NJ " " 800
Trsins . arrive ~ aock island daily, sandssseAssf'
cd, 50 follows; a % AZ
I'd express, Stopping only ct the principal an . N
stations 81 - ), - u AZ
d mall train at - ~ ~ % a
9Th freight With I'd class cars al o,r, ,t. II
Antrasns owe this road 10 direct eonneess
Chicago with trains bosn ae Maeh ~ M r.,
aud Michigan centraIR Il. TO and fforr hs.,om -h
ledo. Cleveland, Columbus, CiBcnnstl' ~
Duakirs, Halalo, Niagara Fails. Albany, asW ~ III
pniladslphia, Baltimore and Nashsg'op,, 800"
La sale Win trains OF the Illinois Cenirs, s :,
north 10 Galsas aud south 10 ST. ons ana SIE
which places tickeis can 10 precGFea 81
WINS. Ticket ext. 4. Il. Depot RI. ,xt,v
Passengers arc reminded OF tie necessity eiEsn.s
distinct directions as to The destination 81 thsl ~
gage .lso 10 procure tlekegs bsdere taxing tne ,
ses,s In The cars the conductors cotlect ares wv
10 stations on the line Of The Ghicago and ROCK haHo
Railroad. yohN r.
". u. wmraAs, AssN sup's.
Rock island, April Z, 1913.
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6roftrifs.


eiWabslssxbB4S.
AT vWHoIsN6AAa....l Nj ssro
a-Fi-A n r. ,ubssFlueis hssetios oh hAha, esr
We. lisly rcceiyl.c from the hast and Sousn
10. front street, ana 11e,
(ku-fows'New III ek,l Dar.sper., Ss.s,
Groceries. Nails, Glass, Salt, Wo.dsnware,
Provisions, ~.
which they Offer TO the trsds VI whossAie sxcies ven
70 Ret IA Marehants, Hptel.keepefs and Others %
The Interior 81 no state and Nebraska who puf
a, holassi we give the assurance tbat wo viii NJ
thrir orders aud AZ Chicago MID ~ LOUIS
81 &c. trans portatioD added.
fMsr,h.nts, droeen and Hotci.keepers doinf ous..
ness on the live or the line OF the Mtsspps =,
Missouri Rslrosd--iowa City or farther West, r y.
nnd 1t to their interest 70 msss M nv NJ X. n.
save "a miles hauling b, teams from an other pom,
on The river Our incliitiesh,e d INC nr vi
hut rive usa O. louk through eur stock, ana tea.
on, prices and terms, We shall rsesNe ~ I'm
share vi your patronage; which u shan ee Nv,
BY furnishing nrst-rste goods NJ iavotapis P'''-
Lar In liz, 10 Aud receive.
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LUMBER, DOORS, SASH, BLINDS.
Lah, shingles, &c.
"THE OLD STEAM MILL STILL ALIVE"

SDRRf 10 ssy 20 our numerous customers that N a
notsase.iise such an rnn ssss stock Of I.u,n
Der, Ln.h aud shingles on bsnd some OF our bono
fsbiecompstitors IA our line stsersis.bu, our enlv
apology loi such ANAL stock o. hsnd TO- that ouf
cttssonisrs wili notslios 10 siown s~sy until n
looms W " or SvV,u fsst hand. v hils We =
daily from ~ 10 3t1 feet Lsn ber 10 ~ 1900 ish
Shingles. sash. tsoors, &c &c, lii proportion; MI
cur st.ck secunulAiws allow g--aei Iall, 10 say
horss -r that 70 can Oh ii boatsny bill sasrsd tof
Heuss, Store or Barn.
oat iaAsupp'! o. Loos 10 row coming over the
soriinent complse. 80
Pas, f. Or. gratefully seknewlsdgsd--s eopiinu.
znce 50 e,,ee. -
BURNELL, GILLET 4 CO.
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SEASoblED LUMBER
/. fwantto suPpiy las SECTION Of the eout
9HrNGLESl

has % pare hssed and put up aood Patent Ns-
chine IA connection with my miil ana am sat,sned
can supply my customers with better sningie II
less money than any brought here for or can be
made by any other machine. 1 also make Shingles
by hsni and VIII continue to do 30 US iong Ms they
are In demand
ItaAe This opportunity 10 return my thanks for
pasl iAvcrs, and solicit from my customers n The
public eoni,na .nc~ Of ths same.
spI.e dwu JOHN NJ. CANNON.
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Sforage, Forwarding Il Commission

In this branch OF the trade, we are pret area ~
asisrre amount Of business. Merchants aud otnsIs
msking consgp mepis 10 our House, may rest sssni
Cd of The utmost fidelity on our part TO mel INV
ests and that their consgnmens small fceese Pioa'P
attention In sales and retorhs 80.
n Il Satisfactory reference given In all eas"s'
and Nth pleasure. ~.o.pN
MAY 3dwn RYAN q MsSNH~-
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New Arrangement
@aE Z -
Inqposfdut 10 Passefagess gong -Idst
VIA.
JOLIET Cyl Orr,

MICHIGAN CENTRAL KAlLhOnn.
Two daily trains leave 70 10, ssssr MisSIasa
sY p Tor Detroit, aud thence with me GeeaA
ca,lsia halfway for NIAGARA Fails; SUM-
"ss New Yo.k, Bosioo, Pailade paia, Monsfsais
&C. TRAINS LEAVE JOLIET;
ssa NJ, Lshlaing Express arrsrs ~ gs.'S ~ =
p M. Niagara Felis 40 nsxs hofnas aaa si,ssei.
ar Bos,on al IL ~ nigal, arfiSe AZ ~, ~,
-, 70, giml = at 40 r. NJ. also connectsst ueuoi.
sl,h steamers for Cleveland andaasacss'.n asin
Ing trains 10 all points 10 Ohio aaa iss, DIT
IL nar,h shore line OF Steamers thr ugn ssnoa.
,.ns,nS arriving ai5,sV N, eonmeehns WIN e.
press ram ~. royninr rrnln on tho Canada Railway
seriving az Niagara Fails a. 81 2. ",
rsssa IicSsis can pafehasei ~ ise ucseI sl
ac, 81 . cJ aPtsf al attst, aio s,ns :
~ syer AID resume their ssals Al r surg -,
1tiy a 81 div y M = !, s-I..-
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Mississippi and Missouri Railroad
psNEsYLvANIA RAILROAD.
Ez - 49,

[SyEf, EsA-
The gr.glc Central Route, eJanecsins the A. lsntic
o,ties wa ,he Western, Norie Western, ana ssath.
western states, b CO Ittna1as Kall az dirsc.
road also connects ri fitso irsn Nt.o 9ary tias OF
riny The mos, direct ekssSsst ars rstsee rskfs oy
which Freigh, can es iot~ardei TO ana trvn Tie
Ks,s. b.,wssn PhiIsdslphia and Fitasurg,
First 1 lass Boots, : hoss, Urs. -sn !, I'M .
q - 5fn bnr~,l Pore, Feathers. ac. ''s'v ''o
second GLASS;. boos q ssatton-
e,v ms Goods In baissl Drugs and A.. sYaax
Nsdisiaes. Hardware, Lea'hsr, Wool ''s e
Taird Clas..-.Anyils, sasgins3 q
gsron PORK fin bulk Cas; siselS Soc y l0o
se,e Lesther lin opnale,} oehrt, dc.i
Eourth class ...Ionee, Ftsh, bs3
con s Pork (pscssdl Lsrdtk la5d Oh zoe 1000 b
nsr,r, Iron. lead, ngsis, soda esa, &e. y
Fioijg-sl yer barrel until firtn+rnotIce.
GRAMS ets. per 100 Asantli further notcc.
CuIfoS-s2 par bale, not exceeding SO lbs,
Tpln shipping Goods from any point east ofPhil-
adelphia De par,iculsr 20 marx packages "vfs smE
,nfrarfs Railrra4.. ALI goods n.ighed 10 the q
ee",s for MS Road 81 Pa.iade phls Ptisburg viii
Be forwarded wilhoutdetentiOn
Fsr,anr Aursr, Harris, wormly & Co., Mem.
,bt. Tam n z Szss X Co. -. Louis, ]. = Ateh.
I'll &, SON Eyausvilta, tId; Dumesuii. Bell & Bur
duck and Carter & jsweIt, louisville Ky! r. @ MSI
dram, Maids a, Ind Sgrisman own, and lrwir
o.. Leech IL Co, a kilby 81 Boston: Leech & 60
. Astor House, n. Foras William 81. and ! Batter
place, SswYors; h. 8 saeeder, PniiadsIphia; Ma
IN
burg.
H. LoMBaERT, saPS.saasSHz, Pa.
Pennsyivauia Railroad.
Three Daily Tnrsugh Trains between Philsdelrhis
! and Pittsburgh THE MORNING MAIL TRAIN
J leaves Philadelphia fnr Pis,burgat u A. NJ, and
rit,,burrh fer philadelphia att a NJ. The fast line
leaves Ph iiadephiaai p NJ and Pittsburgfar Pail
.delpha al P: NJ TIE NIGHT CYPRESS train
Ieayes Philadelphia for Pittsburgh st NJ. and
Pittsburgh for Phiiudslphia al y n. ss
The above lines connect at Pittsburgh with thu
Railroads 10 andfrom ~, Louis, Mo-, Alton, Gaens
ana Chicago, I'll, e. aukfort, Lexington ana Louie
vile XIV Terre Hauto, Dayton, Springfield Belle
/ fnntios saridls Tol.in Cleveland, Cslumbns
4 Zanenyfe, Maasllnn and Wooster, Chic; also, viii
1 the steam packet boats from and 10 New Orleans
n, Touis Louisville and Cueinnati.
Through tickets be hadto or from either OF :hs
above places.
For further PARTICULARS seshaDdbills at the differ
ent starting POINTS. Passengers from the West vii
Ard this the shortest ard mes, expeditions
! Philadelphia, Baltimore, New York or Boston.
THo's. MOORE, agsnt PASSED. niger Lines, Phils.
| MEsKlMEE, agent Passenger Linss, Plus.
1 Pbila. NOV ID IS dly t{
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BURNELL, oILLET 4 CO.


tNhoN soe,wo 70 3eo,tto isssoi Lumber nj Dor.
I man q . S old yard, cor. seou spa foush n.
sqnare sssi o. 20 - Dsyis fisha 4 Aiii, s~ss
y opposite the Court Hoass. The sui erits m has
hated the largest nd be,s u OF Ass -
steam sawed rins Laulber 10 b. found m this
We kr-p constantly on hand dressed alo gsdyx,ssd
Flooring, Ating. Fsncihg, u shd ipeh el.sI s,ue
Rived AID shaved shingles, LxIb aud ali etlet ysyi,
.ie. Pine Lamssr ~aeh offer ssioss rs an, or.
sr Yard Ia this city.
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Qbi !
No courYxArIoHs on AoxoroL1s
1000.

NO CVAEllAI1VM01V VI ~ vAvAsANS q
,,,-.,.,l Hale a. q. s Sc, &C. si.,....., !.
Central Locks, 6etvesn Nslls end La sHiis ssrsss
CHfcAco, ILLINOIS.
Dealers in ouei Salt Pig Iron, ssc
rsw York and Chicago Linz, Lon Ezis Canal,
Mark Packages Y. Y.S c. Lire
Boat, lssvs sr No East RIVER foot Of Broad Street.
n, II iIovsr, New YORK.
Deliver Boston shipments TO Western h, Rssiea ssa
Mark Packages. IN. va G. Line csre " m Aets-'
Altsny.
psnpsyl yania csntrsi 1ailroad.
Cleveland and Pittsburgh RAilroad
l. S. sSEEpfK, nsl,;lnare.
MAGR " 4 MOONS ssaass
NJ. ". CHANDLER, n SissSsaas'
sso. c. FRANCHISES, pitstbursh'
JOHN II Freight Agents.
The foiiowins new Prepellsr- run in connection with
the above Lines -, No.,
Z. &. BRADBURY, Hewitt,
svEg6REEN CITY, U ,sail
IN MAJ Beckwith .
SoSSrTs1gpaIr Arerille.
rnlaSH ~ Stiilmsn
SIEYSp Breetf
Ass, Clipper Line Vessels, Mark Paekssss Care Have
| 6 Co.. Chicago. -, xVsr..
We have completed or extensive Docks sna wa
hons On The River between Wells and Lsssle see.,
vhsre ye sh.ll continue The Forwarding and Conniisoa
Business; and are rseurcd to give CoitIaess ~ IVY
oorfation Of Freight by ssch q the above
Ia Cpn,nsrlre al reasonable rates, from New York bos-
ION phadelphis, Wheeling and Pittsburgh 70 tGsssa.
All goods coming from tie Last by the aeoss si ',b
nies VIII receive prompt attention ana wr" NV
sratch and Duplicate Fright Ellis sent ny Mali.
The Lines We represent not connected via ei''
JOIN; Stock Co, and opposed e all monopslesS;
Mrs have ooxsiSEo and viii charge exc-bitant deksee
| 81 ali Goods conirS 10 Us by their Lines
All claims fsr damage or oyerchUge VIII 9 pTeAfa'
| ATTENDED to. shsn.
srz.saraenss Of Grain md Produce for sSls Or sap
-ssrf sill -a,x.ye psrso1&i attention, Api~c-2Sn
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WILSON g. III ~ X l. + l.
Wholesale and Retail GrOcers,

wills ON 81 ii n Il l. T. 1,
Wholesale and Retail Grocers,
POST OFFICE BUILDING,
Tsasi 1sasi Teas,
1u. CADDlEs fren & TO % lbs. 10 salt families.
lVV '0ia chests back w Il. s9seas,.aI SRIKy.
rnn BOXES Pickles in DTS 4 gal. and gallon
NV) lars. WILSON & HARLEY.
50 $ s:i Isg;,s s.;ss srsi; i; ;s
A very superior 10, of fresh Peaches ip cans;
u IS det. Baltimore fresh " iers al wne!sss'
- WILSON & HARLEY.
sa boxes Palm Soap;
DU 90 boxes Of n'D'''%V'I iss,s1s hxsIf
A large assortment Of 1' wilson az kk'ssLKY
5v 81 bis \. o. s. H sua syrup moi:.'''.
81 If bbls. - Z"
50 10 gall kegs y..,ev
~ sbls OF rims 2 CO, new crop;
~ es BOXES 81 Mould Candlesi
81 boxes Of Star Candies;
WILSON & HARLEY.
asn dor ru ub,srs al wholesale.
- WILSON 4 HARLEY.
WILSON & HARLEY.
% dot Bed Cords
sOO 10 bales Rope
WILSON q HARLEY.
A fey sois Of vsfg prime Dried Apples ars
IA Peaches
a fus s..artmsn, Of spiess, Esn,s carrsnss ant
Cooking hsisins;
30 escks OF Coffee;
lvo bels Winter Apples.
wILso. d HARLEY.
n hoEe. Essence of Coffee;
III sorp starcn for pi.s, pudding, cus,srds;
10 poxes Pc RI stArra.
A Itinsr G0Gls connected with the bssnes which
We will sell al wholesale retail MT u smsli
advance cost. Wilson Il hAhLEY,
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