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The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1857-05-20
lANN.

Pursuant TO previous order maze, ap-
plicSnts for admission 10 practice in the
Law Courts of this State were eXapined
and the following gentlemen admitted =
Thos. ". Allen, Abbevile w. B. Culp,
Columbia; w. L. DcPass, Camden p.
G. Dozer, Williamsburg; +. w. Uoad-
Icy, Columbia; J. III. Hudson, Marlbo.
rough; James +. liar, Orangeburg; S.
w. Maurice, Williamsburg John G. Ne
ClehaREan, Marion; +. NJ. McIver, Che.
raw; I. Ii. Muse, Barnwell; Tho~. p o.
liver, Orangeburg Henry J. Smith, Green.
vile; Il. 7. Todd, Laurcns; J. Wa,cs,
Columbia; c. W. Wolfe, Orangcbure.
In tue case Of the State, for Morning
Roberts, VS.. John White and others. Mr..
Wilson concluded his argument of YES.
terday, and was followed 10y Gen. MeGo.
wan contra.
The case Of Chesley Doatwright ads.
the State, (for murder,) assigned for trial
at this time, was argued by Mr.. CASTOR
for the prisoner until the hour of adjourn.
meQt.
WEDNESDAY, May l3.
EQUITY.
At 10 o'clock, applicants were eNamin-
ed, and the following admitted to prac.
tice in the Equity Courts of this State -
j. b. Cohen; Charleston VIM. J. DeIre-
vile, Beaufort; I. @. Donaldson, Green
vile +. G. Dozier, Williamsburg; Spar
tan ID. GoodIett, GreenviIc; c. Il. Jami
sen, Orangeburg; j. G.. II. .Ieter, Green
vile; Jos. J. Norton, pickens; Thomas
i. Oliver, Orangeburg; James Il. Stced-
man, Charleston; Henry T. Wright, Edge.
field.
This Court then adjourned until 12 NJ,
10 morrow, when the Chance1lors and
Judges will join the Court of Errors, to
hear a cause transferred 10 that docket
from the Court of Equity.
Law.
Mr.. CASTOR concluded his argument in
the case Of Ches'ey Boatwright ads. the
State Mr.. Solicitor Fair was heard for
the State. Mr.. Kershaw in reply for
prisoner.
WEsrERS CIRcuIr.-Wiiams & VIM
VS.. III. S. & r. r. Beable. Argued bv
Mr.. Sullivan for motion. Mr.. w. Il.
Simpson contra.
John Kyle VS.. Laurens Railroad Com
pany; league d Martin VS.. the same T.
A. 81. Hudgens VS.. the same. Argued
together by Mr.. Sullivan for Railroad
Company. Mr.. Simpson contra.
w. w. Belcher VS.. Hugh McKeIvy,
administrator, and others. Argued by
Mr.. Henderson for motion. Mr.. Simpson
contra.
VIM. L. kirkpatrick VS.. Hugh w. T"y-
lor. Argued by Mr.. Henderson for mo-
ton. No reply.
NORTHERN CIRcUr.-A. w. Yongue
ads. the State, sueing for administrators
of Thos. Lurnkin. Mr.. BoyIston read
brief and had just finished when the hour
of adjournment arrived.
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GRAHAMS MAGAZINE.

The June number Of Graham's Magazine
is before us, and for excellence and beauty,
it is fully up to any previous number. lis
periodical visits would be hailed with pleas
ur" by any family. TO be had for So II year;
or two COPIES for So. Five copies ard one
TO grttcr-up Of cln5, for $40. Address
Graham's Magazine, Philadelphia.
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An old maid recently died at Newton \
IL, who left property to the value q; nearly
$4,000. She WAS all her lifetime getting
ready 70 be married, aud had stored up lsa
sheets, oS covcrcts, 81 blankets, ~ beds
with li2O pounds of feathers, 81 pillows,
I3 haudkcrchcfs " hilr the whole amount
OF her wearing apparel did not cNcced ten
dollars in value.
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CoYyIcTED.-"Rev." Mr.. Kinney, who
was arrested in Frederick, Md, several
months ago, on the charge of having robbed
the Roman Catholic church at Marlnsburg,
(of which he was formerly the pastor.) of a
silver vase and other valuables, was con,iu-
ted in the court of Berkeley county, Virgin.
ia, during the past week, and sentenced to
the peniteniiary for the term of one year.
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1t is II question whether being called the
"son of II gun should not rather be taken
ne Il compliment than rs n term of abuse. rs
il is well known that no gun i. good for
anything unless it dcsrrnds in a straight
line from 4 goud stock.
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sw- The Edgefeld Advertiser is inform
ed, that his statement in reference to the
Hamburg affair has not been doubted by us'
either lmpliedIy or directly and further
more, that his remarks whether understood
as merriment or ,satire. wero not received
the least unkindly.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1857-05-20

The manufacture of hoop skirts is short.
ly TO be entered upon on a large scale at
Sing Sing prison, under State contract
The requisite machinery for The purpose is
being made.
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SALE or NEGRoEs.--We learn from the
Abbeville Banner that the recent estate sale
of Thomas Pane, of Abbeyille District, lot
OF ifty-two negroes, several old ones among
the number, averaged s667 so. a girl
thirteen years old sold for 81 300.
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The basis OF a new treaty concerning
Central American Affairs, has been propos-
ed by England, but probably no action will
be taken upon it till tho meeting of the
next Congress.
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TIE GRAPE IN CALIFoWNfA.-The Crane
crop in California is increasing To great
extent; thirteen millions of pounds of the
fruit was produced in ten counties of the
State last year, and the town Of Los Angeles
alone, made one hundred and fifty thousand
gallons 81 wihe, and six ,honsand gallons o.
brandy.
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VIcKsBURG, Miss, May 6.s-1he sum of
ninety six thousand dollars was subscribed
here yesterday 10 purchase plantation to
be presented TO Ex,President Franklin
Pierce. Only $4,000 Is required to COM
Plets the purchase,
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ACQCrTIED-Thc Chur,vs,on Standard re.
ports in full the trial of Mrs. Braggotti for
the Homicide of Catharinc w, lsrt The
Jury after being absent only few ,hinutcs
returned with Il verdict or "Not Guilty"
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iisToTY or THE PALMETTO RECtNr~r
1t is stated that B. l.. L, scy, ESP. for.
mcrly ot South CarUIini hut now Editor of
the "Amefican' in Alabana. PROPOSES 10
write and publish 4 history Of the Palmetto
Rrnimunt.
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MONUMENT TO 4 NEGRo.-The students
OF Howard College, Alabama, on Sunday
The 10th, inaugurated monument to the
memory of Harry, slave of the President
of the College, who, when the building
burned down in 1855, refused 10 leave until
all the students had been gotten out and
lost his life thereby.
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lIH+R PEscE FOR NEpRoEs.--At Mar'cn,
Perry cu"nty, Alabama, on Monday, Ill,
inst two negroes, well borcrs, were sold on
the block, and brought he snug sum of
four thousand and seventy i've dollars.
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LARGE SUM.--Tbe New York Times
says the bank note circulation Of The Un-
ted States, at the present time, is estimated
to amount to about $4,000 900.
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LANCASTERVlLLE, S. C.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, MAY 90. ls5

.45" Attention is directed to the advcr-
tisemcnt headed Steam Mil, in this paper.
Any quantity OF choice lumber may be had
NJ short notice.
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4 Chemist, who lately analyz zcd barrel
of Ohio wIisHey, gave it rs his opinion that
there was slrychnne enough TO Kill thirty
men, in the one barrel
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from the South Carolinian.
Court Of App eals.
Tuesday, May IL.
iHylUlTY.

Mr.. Bellinger was heard for James
Bradley, IN cases OF James bradley ads
Jane J. Mcknight and Jamcs Bradley w.
Jane j. Mcknight Mr.. Dozier contra
for Jane Mcknight.
w. l.. McCorkIe ct. al. vs.. G. Il. Mont
gomerv, jr. ct. al, was struck of.
At Q o'clock tie Court adjourned.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1857-05-20

LAUEENsvILLE liERALp-R. NJ Stokes,
Esq, of the I."urcns,i!lc Herald, has 0sso
ci,tcd Mr. w. l.. lIudgins with him in the
editorial department of that paper.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1857-05-20

APPOINTMENTS BY THE GovERSoR.--J. e.
Bowman, Librarian State House. Theo
Starke, keeper OF State House and Grounds.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1857-05-20

Tue BANsER DIsTRiCT.-Thcfc are ten
Divisions Of the Sors of Temperance In
York District.
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Death Of Senator Adams.
NlEMPIIIS-

MEMPHIS, (renn) May -.
Hon. Stephen Adams, United States
Senator from Mississippi, died during his
visit 10 tbs city.
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A May Snow Storm.
Buffalo, May lQ.

THE weather yesterday was quite cold,
and snow fell to an unusual extent fer
MAY.
A despatch from Rpuse's Point an.
nounces that snow fell there also.
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GrltgrapDlt.
Cotton Market Dull and Low er,
Now Nnlk, May Is,

New York, May Is,
The Steamship .Isia, with dates rom
Liverpool up /" The afternoon Of tie 2I
inst, has e"uc!rcd ibis port.
Crcstrs report the Cotton market as
dull and ar eighth lower,
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From Washington,
Washington, MAY Z.

Advices from Europe state that Judge
MaSons health IS excellent, but that he i.
slightly lame in the hand aud foot from
paralysis. lie says he is prepared to re-
turn home when the ,ui.rration de-
sIres It. MI Dallas writes to Secretary
CasS, that If the treaty had reached Bng.
land before tie English elections il would
undoubtedly have been ratified, The cor.
reSpondence between Lord Clarendon and
MI. DSIlas has been received by Lord Ma
pier, and will shortly be Published.
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Political,

The Queen Of Spain has expressed
hope th"t Mexico will apoIosi>e, as IN
case She does not, hOs,i itieS Will pusue.
Switzerland has accepted the Neufcha-
tel pr"p">ltt'n
The r"rrft ur the revolt and slaughter
ot sucV Chinese has bevu confirmed.
Later from Mexico.
New Orleans, Nay lG.
Later advces from Mexico state that
Crnbb's party had been attacked and
routed Fifty nine men were taken, a.
mong whom MAS Col. CiaUL. The pris.
oUeis Mere all To he shot.
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Later from EeXicn.
Famine in the Northwest.

Detroit, Mich, May II.
There is great dcstitution in Northern
llIi"oiss aud many persons have died from
want.
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. rejected Treaty-Action of Our
Government.
WAsnINoTON. MAY Ii

WAsHiNoroN, May IL.
The official dispatches from London up.
on the Central American question have
been received and glanced at by the Pres.
Idrnt; the tone and amendment Of the
documents forbids further conferauce. One
or Two slight notifications would render Il
every way acceptable. These modlf:a.
tons, however, though slight ia the es,i,
nation cf the British Cabinet, are not
considered so by tie President or the ma.
jority OF his advisers, and hence tue treaty
may be regarded as dead and buried.
An effort has slready been made hy the
British Minister to 70 opea negotiations
upon a new basis, but thus lar vithou,
success, and appearances indicate that all
future efforts OF The kind will meet a like
result.
The Government has evidently got its
back up, and shall be very much mista.
ken il Lord Pslmersion does not soon
lind that the present American adj
minswsticu is one that can neither be
coaxed, bought or bullied; in other words
"it has cut is eye teeth"
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-01-24

Curious. Mr. Camb~ll. the land agent
was at Ryon, Oh the Air Line Road, .
Few days ago. aud has brought back with
him hall adozsn Ash taken from the Ar
lesian wei! 10 tina, place. The well was
sunk year or more ago, and, as soon
as the vein OF wa,.r was struck the fish
began 10 make their appearance, and
have thsonged the water ,hat flows up
from beneath. ever since. They are
abou. three or four inches long, dark aud
somewhat spotted. very handsome, have
eyes like ordinary lake fish, and seem to
BE- Of the same ordinary features, though
snllke the fish found in many Of the wa
tiers in that neighborhood. They must,
however be accustomed 10 light, as un-
foreground fish, or at least those Of the
Manoih Cave, are white and without
eyes. Mr.. Ca,nbeil informs us that they
are very numerous: aud, when frightened
start down the opening OF the well. The
eircum stance il curious, and may we'll
attract the a,.enli3n OF the naturalist.
Toledo Blade.
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The Moons Of Ysnus Discovered The
la,es, and mos, wocerinl discovery in op-
tics, is thu, an obj C, invisible to the ia.
ked eye, becomes visible by reflection
from plain mirror. .....
To test this curious fac, as stated in the
Scientific American. last evening being
clear and the stars brilliant, the first one
favora ,le for observation since l noticed
the discovery announced, in that paper |
availcd myself Of the opportunity to take
a good look at the satellites OF Jupiter.
Taking a good mirror and turning my
back to Jupiter aud Venus. (nay their
Majes,ies forgive me as I intend no re-
necion on them, )and holding j, SO as to
reflect their beautiful image TO my Diluted
eyes. beheld two OF the satellites Of Ju-
Di,er, the others were ecipsed! But
what was my wonder and establishment
10 see two more OF Venus, one Of them
quite large and brilliant, placed beyond
the planet, and smaller one On this side
oft. Now Mr.. Tower, l claim 10 be the
d.scoyerer OF the moons Of Venus they
have never been seen before, not even
be the closest observers with the bes, OF
Instruments. TYRo.
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To Bring THE DRowSrD TO LIFE -- Intend
cd to be put IN erery mans hat.--Imnedlat.lv
Ms the body is removed from the water. press
the chest suddenly and forcibly dosnward
aud backward. and instantly discontinue the
pres ure Repeat this violent interruption uu-
I'll common bellows can be procured When
obtained, induce the nuzze well upon the base
Of the tongue. Surround the mouth with
towel OF handkerchief and clos. it, Direct a
bystander to press iirniiy upon the pr ,jectin 2
part Of the neck, called Adams applr, and
nse the bellows actively. hen press upon The
chest TO expel the gas, from the luugs, to imi.
tate natIrsi breathing. Continue this ut Il asst
one hour. unless signs Il natural br a hing
cone~on
Wrap III" tedT In lankats, place ii near The
fire and do everything to preserve the nator-
al warmth, "a we'll as TO impsrt q natural heat
il poEsibe. Every hing however secondary TO
iahatlng the luags, Sesd for medical msn
Immediately
Avoid all friction until respiration shall
IN sOlne degree lie re suYed.
VArESTINE Norr
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W. HAM MO Nd!
DmAAISEE I'm
ell kinda OF
MERCHANDISE .
Upton, IONA.

w OULD respectfully say to the public in
w Town and country, that we are now re-
ceiving our stock Of goods direct from BostoL.
Dur selections were made with the greatest
care and attention, and no doubt but generous
community will appreciate our efforts.
DRH-GOODS.
A full and complete assortm cit Of A me
lean and Foreign dry goods, al figures far
below old prices. Examine them.
LOTHlN
Goats, pants, vests, shirts, drawers,
cravats, stocks, gloves and socks, 50 low that
it 10 unnecessary tn 90 farther.
SCOTS AND SHOES.
In great variety and quality. Give Us call
and look att,.tn, you will be suited.
HATS AND CAPS.
In endless
variety ask
for them
and we will
be on hand
for bargain.
Hardware and Quoenswaxo,
suited to the market, and general
stock ae cheap as any one sells.
Groceries.
We ain to keep good article at the market
price. We keep almost everything roanl in .
variety store, and IS cheap a. the best Of them.
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First Premium gold Medal Fianofortes.
STEIN Va Y G so Ms,
MANUFACTURERS Si WALLER STRBEr.
eER YORK
ID ESPLCTFULLY calls the attention of the
IL public to their splendid assortment Of semi
grand and square Pianos, which, for volane on
tone elasticity Of touch, beauty Of finish it
short, everything that renders Piano perfect.
are unsurpassed. They were awarded The first
premiums for both kinds, in competition with
the most distinguished max from Boston,
Philadelphia, New York, and Baltimore.
N.w TRIUMPH -SThINwAY + Sons were
awarded the first premium Gold Medal, at the
recent fair in thu Crystal Palace, for the best
Pianofortes, ever all competitors. 39,ly.
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WHuICiSG Brother JONATHAN, snuhbad by
Bit 81 trtvefrs, is not perhaps aware what
high authority he has to keep him in couate.
nance III his little eceentr cte oil ehitiliaq The
following an ciote OF M. oil on occurs in a
Lohdea journal OF the year. 1913: An emf
nept aTt'>t how living was visiting Paris daring
the shoft peace. ad amorg other places went
~ see The r0sm wh' fe tie Senate mstn, bled
There VA chair OF state at on. end Of it, and
the person who showed the room point. d tn one
OF the a. ms oft. which was new .'Do snn s.e
Monsieur, said he that new arn!r YES; bnt
what 10 there remarkable in new arm: sue
pose 1t war broken by accident" No, SIR: the
remarkable thing about that arm IA, iaas II il
,sneHed once In so many weeks" "Ranese,i
once Ia 50 many week For what, pras.'
>ir, when he First Cousui SITS Ia that chair
he has trick, vi bile tho Senators are speaking
or dehbersting, Of taking penlnife from efs
the lahil aud backing toe right arm with II till
the surface is reduced 10 splinters Every nov
and then We renew it without saying anything
and when the First Counsul has repeated his
operation sufficiently, VS. MIKE hin aoo.her
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7h'ow Physic to The Cats. Quite a
Joke happened to one Of the doctor Graf,
sometime ago. The M. ID. does not ad.
ver!se in the gloLe. He ordered some
very powerful medicine for sick boy.
and the father no, liking the appearance
Of it fol eed il down the cats throat
When the doctor called again and inquir.
ed Il The powder had cured the boy, the
father replied mo. we didn', give i, to
h IN"
GOOD heaven" said the doctor. "Is
the child living!"
ayes, but the cat ain.--we gave i. o
her
The doctor sloped.
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\ man tried in Boston for stealing a
horse and wagon, being called upon to
speak for himself. said,-
have nothing TO say in particular
The fac, Is. when | get half or two-lhirds
drunk think everything belongs to me.
Whereupon the Boston Post makes
this pareulhesls:-
There are some very sober people who
&C. as II they think just as Joe does when
he is drunk.'
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4TJE7NrEVT~0
I3O0N @S0O639

No. us. Second st. Muscatne, Iowa.
n M. BURNETT would announce to the
n. Trade and Country Merchants that ne
can sunny. for cash, the SCHOOL HOOKS
published by W. B smith + Co., ly,son =
Phiny. and A. s. Barnes 4 Co.; including 81
the Eiectic Series oil school Books, Sanders
Readers, Davies Series OF Mathematics, &C.
at publishers prices.
By buying of him, they save freight, insnraAfe E,
&C. and can have their orders filled IN mucn
shorter time. He also keeps constantly 10 ssore'
and will Job, at small advance on eastern Pr
ces, all other school books used ~ Iowa. hiso'
A large stock Of I ap = Letter Paper.
Fancy note paper. plain and iancy envelopes
cards, states and pencils, waters and sealihe
wax, gold pens, wrapping paper, Pocke' ooo on
song books, blask books, pass books, tuck
memorandums, wall paper, mathematical IN
strument., cheap publications note books
round and patent notes. sheet music, transpa'
rent window shades, fancy stationery, saien,
tines, pocket knives, novels, from 81 ~ and
So per dozen. - @
violins. guitars, accordeons, &C., together
with instruction books, of all kinds, sheet music
&c. He buys largely Of all the above articles
| for cash from the manufacturers East, and car
sell hem cheaper (deducsing freighis, &C, ;,
! than thev can be got elsewhere. ne ~ deter
mined to build ap large tobbrg trade IN ne
| Book aud Stationery business has adeoted a.
hi. motto. $ Small profits and Ia Sc sates y
| He has also very large stock OF standard
| m seellaneeus, law. medical and theological
| books, for sale at eastern prices.
Nesr Books receirpa by Express, as soon as
| Dr. Published
Newspapers, Magazines and Periodicals re-
ceived daily. - K. III. b is agen, for the
| Buffalo Printers Ink Co. The Buffalo Typ,
| Founiry. G.. r. Halls Percussion and Level
Presses, Map, Sunday School Society, Moline
Mills Wrapping paper. -
nl,ly. r. u BURNETT
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IJAH SELLS, n. A. WATT, d. d. WA
SELLS l. WATT,

(saceessors 10 p. Jackson 4 Sells 3 Hoorer. }
w ILL continue the forwarding and COM
w mission business at the old stand Of p.
JacSson and Sells 4 Hoover, Oh Front street,
Muscatine, Iowa.
REFER RO-
Henry Farnam, Esq, Pres; c. s r. l. r r.
7. Jackson Muscatite; Green Il stone, do:
IemP = Sells do; X G. Rock, Cedar Rapids
II. Daniels & Co do: Dauie's & Bra. Marion,
Walr't & Wids Mt. Vernon; Forsyth &,o.
Phsbufgh; Chenoaeth, Gin; yoores &
Richards, do; ID. Jones & Co, Chicago. III.
t.. shepard s. Co.. Iowa Civ: W. r Daniels
Co, do F. anYay. de-; Cover, Mygau &
Ga'ly. do; Hall i homp do: ID. A. Jan
uafy - Co. II. Louis. Trtplstt x Sells do; Ras'
Wiley / Hast do, Bry i MiItenbetser. do.
sept ~ 80. s9tf.
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Notice.

Notice.
T1 S. MILLER, late of the firm of Avery,
Q Upham & Miller (having dissolved from
that concern on the LIST of March LAST. has
formed the new firm Of Muller 4 Rounds, No. 70
South Water street, Chicago, and having been 10
ortnnate a. to receive their Spring stock Of
Groceries, In advance OF any other house ia their
line, induces them to offer their stock for nett
cash, a. lower prices than can be found at any
other house in the city.
Their stock Is large, aud entirely new, and
consists. In part
1900 chests Tea. 1000 boxes Glass.
500 bags Coffee, 1850 kegs Nails,
500 hhds Sugar. 500 boxes Rais,ns,
800 bbls MoIssses, 100 " Goldfish.
zoo Syrup, so Tievces Hake.
Also, y splendid assortment Of Wooden Ware
and Yankee Notions. MILLER : RouSps.
ID Chicago, May 81 1856.