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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-04-02
FOR SALE ny
T f w S T o K f !

NJ f w S T . r E
I would respectfully announce to the citizens
of BsTnesviile and vicinity that have
opened a Book, Stationary, Val Paper ana Variety
Stare in the East Ead Of the City hotel,
where will keep Consistently band all the Stand
ard Works of the day-HiStoricaI, B'o
greab!ca, Scientific and Classical Ron GIbbo,t
Hume and hacauiey's Histories; DICKS
Complete " Works, Josepius's Complete Works, lu-
iarCb's Lives, Literal II Tansiatlons Of Sal
lust, Horace Virgil and Cesar Works OF Shaks peare,
Byron, and others, Fine Gift Books and
Albums Methodist and Christian H. yInn Books, Fam
ily and Pocket Bibles; also, Works on
Agriculture. Horticulture, the Eclectic Series OF
School Books Rays Arithmetics and
AIgehras, Pinneo's Grammars. JohnsOn's and Par
ker's Phiiosophys, Cutters Physiology,
Guys Astronomy, WebsteT's School Dictionary, and
other School Books, and an innumerayle
variety of Miscellaneous Works; also. the Lives of
Fremont. Buchanan and Fillmore. half
and full bound Blank Books, Pass Books, &c. good
assortment of Pocket Cutlery, Porte Mon
nieS, TuUin Brushes. Hair and Clothes Brushes Puff
Combs Fine-Tooth and Kidding Combs,
Pins, Needles. Thread &c, &c; also, Wrapping Pa
per. Wrapping Twinc, Window Paper,
Green oil Coth Blinds and Patent oilers, Floor Oil
Cloth and OIL Cloth Table Covers, supe-
rior article. and splendid assortment of Wall Pa
per and Bordering. I VIII pay the high
est price IN Cash or Trade for Rags. invite every
person desirous of getting anything in my
line TO give me call. Ny prices are low ana cslcu
lal ed to satisfy all.
ROBERT C. GRAVES.
Ba-npsyiile Sent 9Oth IR56 oc9
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-04-02

GTTha following comes to Us from a
leading and influential member 0: the Dem
ocratic party /, is marked
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Dyscntery. Relax, and Worms,

P-Sr OFFICE, E EiETLAyr. lIv Co. MICH. Nov. 16 1865
Dr. hv-E: Your Fills the perfection Ct meiicias
They have dn:le my wife good than tell yUr
sle iii ee1 SICK and liniRg away for months Went
on " ' Gocorc at great expense, but got better She
then commenced taking your Pills. which cured her
by eNiliinc large quantities cf tdea from her
body. They afterwards cured her and children
Of booy dyseltery One of eghbOrs had il lad and
my wife cured um with doses of your Pills while
others around paid from five twenty dollars dccsr.
bills and lost much tine without being csred entire,
even them Such medicine yours, which ID actually
good and honest, will be priced here.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-04-02
Go. J. GEiFFIy. rbsmrgier
Indigestion and Impusity Of the Bioed.

From Rsr. j. y HHeS Pastor Of A1reEt Church. B1aos
DE-. AVER: have used your Pills with extraordinary
success in my family and among those called to ysil
in distress To regulate the organs Il purf,
the blood they the very best reIaely lave ever
Euow-n- and can confidently recommend them 10 nv
hiends. Yours, J. V. HiTES
WARSAW, WYoHISG Co. y. Y, Oct. 81 1855.
DEiR sra: using your Cathartic Pills in nv pFno
tce. and find them excellent puaiiye TO Cleanse til,
system and purify the fountains Of the blood.
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And the various alectIons Consequent upon dIsOf
dered
STOMACH OR LIVER,
Such as Indigestion Acieiy of the Stomach, Colicky
Palms. Heartburn, Loss of Appetite, Dependency.
Cosiiveness Blind and Bleeding Piles In all Ner-
vous, Rheumatic and NeuraIgic Affections it has in
numerous Instances proved highly beneficial, and in
others effected decided cure:
This is purely vegetable compound, prepared on
strictly scientific principles. after the of the
celebrated Eollsnd Professor. Boerhave- Because of
its great success of the European States, its
introduction into the United States intended more
especially for those ofOur fatherand scattered here
and there the face of this mighty country Nee
ng with great among them,l offer il TO
the American public, knowing that its truly wonder
fnI medicinal virtues must he Acknowledged.
Ii is particularly recommended to those persons
whose Institutions may have heen impaired by the
continuous Of ardent spirits or other forms of
dissipation. Generally instantaneous in effect it
finds way directly to the Of life thrilling and
quics eniRg every raising uptbe dropping spirit
and. in fact. infusing health an vigor in the
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CLEANSE THE BLOOD AND CURE TIE SICK
lnTaiids. Fathers, Mothers, Physicians,
Philanthropists, read their Effects,
and Judge of their Virtues.
FOR THE CURE OF
Headache, Sick Headache, Foul Stomach.
IITrsBURG, Pa. May l. 1855.
DR. J. C. Sir: have been repeatedly cured cf
the wors, headache any body can have by dose
Of Pills. 1t arise from oul stomach, which
they at If they will others they 10
me. tic fact IS worth knowing.
Yours with great respcct, I'd. W. pREDLE,
Clerk Of Ss1mer CIdyior.
Bilious Disorders and Liver Complaints.
DEPARr,iExT fvT-TIUE, I
NAsHIssToS, d. c.. Feb, 1856.
SIs. have r-ei your Pills in my general and hospital
practice you nade them, and hesitate
say they the best cGthartic employ. Their regu
hng sclian the rT Is quick and decided, consequent
y they admirable remedy for arrangements of THAI
"rta. Indeed have seldom found of L1ioas die
>gt - obstinate that it did not readily yield to them.
FTateEGay yours AL0NZ0 BALL, u. D.,
T,,fsi-iaa nj Nyr;-s E;6s,,saI
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-07-02
- 1859. -
BROWNVILLE r
best Crossing
ON THE
Missouri River
The Route from Br0waviUe to H. Hear
neg, and from thence to California,
Is the nearest and most
practicable.
FINNEY q CODINGTON.

1IN4NG 0 OO14NO AO4Ns
ANNOUNCE to the Travelling Public that they
IL have purchased the entire interest in the Ferry
across the Missouri River at the City of Brown
Yille,- Nebraska, and open the Season with a
new substantial and commodious Ferry Boat,
run by Horse Power, which arrangement will secure
certain passage at, all times and in all kinds of
weather. The Proprietors do not assert bOastingly,
or for he purpose Of gaining custom merely, but are
governed by facts, when they say this is the best
crossing of the Missouri River in Nebraska, and
when they say the route from Brownville to Fort
Kearney and from thence to California is the nearest,
for evidence they refer the reader to the map of the
Country; and are warranted in saying it is the most
practicable route by personal experience, as we'll as
that of hundreds of others who have travelled it.
We claim therefor that this crossing and route holds
out peculiarly favorable inducements, to persons
going to California, and solicit their patronage. Not
outstanding ouRsuperior arrangements for a safe
and speedy crossing, ourcharges are the a as other
Ferries in Nebraska, all being regulated by Legisla-
tive enactment.
A skif will be in readiness and a hand on the
ground to run all hours of the night.
@Recoliect that with our facilities of Power
no kinds of weather will prevent our Boats from
making regular trips at all hours.
Brownville Nemaha Co., N.TI
February 18th, 1857. 37-1y
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-07-02
TAILORING! TALLORINGH
E. E. PARKER,
Merchant Tailor,

Atlantic street, West Of Hobiitzells Store.
BR0WETILLE, NEBRASKA TERRI.
IJAvING bought property and located permanent-
IL ly in Brownville, 1 offer my services to the
public generally, if they want any thing done in my
line of business. l can always be found at my post,
OF, more properlyspeaking at my bench.
Work Warranted-NO Fit, No Pay!
Particular attention paid to cutting garments and
laying off Werk for the Seamstross. The greatest
portion of my life has been devoted to my trade, in
which l consider myself inferior to none especially
in the cutting department, and Ihope by close atten-
ton to my business to merit a share Of public
patronage. E.. E.. PARKER
BrownviIle April 18th, 1857. Ally
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-07-02
GEO. S. EAYRE G CO.,
ESTATE BROKERS.
E LAND AGENTS,

AND
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-07-02
NEBRASKA CITY
insurance Company.
,CAPII4I STOCK $4,000.

NCDtoSAo OC99 We
THIS Company, under a liberal charter, is now
i fully organized, and their entire capital stock of
Fifth thousand Dollars, paid in andsecured. They
are prepared, from this date, to grant open policies,
and take risks, upon equal terms, with the most
favored Insurance Company any where. Having
adopted the mutual principle, its patrons, without
mourning any liability, will share in the profits of
the company.
The operations of the Company, will be c%onfned,
for the present, to MARINE, or CARGO risks, with a
maximum liability of $l2,500 on any one bottom.
Being the only Insurance Office, on the above pop
ular plan, West of tho Missouri, it confidently ex-
poets a generous support from Western Merchants.
We respectfully invite the Missouri River pa
tronage.
.f DIRECTORS:
ST. Nuckolls, Chas. F.. holly,
H.. P. Bennett, j. L. Armstrong,
w. N. Hinchman, Miles w. Brown,
IA. Bradford.
OFFICERS: rsaut
CHASE HOLLY, President.
Et Il J.GARs1DE, Sec'y.
St. Louis Agent-col. W. P. Howard.
April I'd, 1857. 42-1y
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-07-02

for the present season. It is unno.
particularly Of the merits of these NooL. , bgs
are too well known throughout tie souIl ssas
extOlling; but the fact that they LavS IunIy aaa
are continuing to receive the premiums saltctoSsS
and County Fairs where they have lea, ! ne S
sufficient to induce all those ia want Fe4qbtd,
chine, to purchase one Of these. 'uea q "a
At a practical test Of this Separafo-
with the best of those made in ENGLAND onleiss
received the highest commendatio6s If \ I@
Of the leading grigulturaliss of that u
l have a large number Of them ON baD5 ulul.
she coming crop, made Of the best mater Na
ranted to do good work. 'ahdV
i have made many valuable imrrUven.,.
machines within the last year, and have NJ a As
in warranting them superior 20 any IN uss Aa
am also preparing q large number Of c.
Improved Clover Hullerx
patented in 1854, which are greatly urs,
patent of 1914, being in itself feeder. ana = 3
ahead of it in other respects. They Win @a9
featured under the immediate supe-yiso, Los
patentee, who h 8 permanently located in le
The above cut represents my -four horse
tor" and is designed especially for the fame,
use" 'an
I'm also agent for McCormick's celebr,ss5 prs
Err and MOVING MACHINE, combined.
J. r. MOFFITT, Piqua, Miami eounjv a..
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-07-02

TIME subscribers have entered into a partnership
i under the firm Of Reed, Holabird & Co, to
manufacture the ]. G.. Reed, Patent Portable Grist
Mill and are now prepared to furnish all those in
want of a good Corn or Wheat Mill that for dura-
bility, simplicity and economy excel any Mil in the
world. On the late exhibition of the Mechanics
institute in Cincinnati, a Gold Medal was awarded
them for it.
It's adapted to all Grain grinding purposes it is
superior to all others for the most extensive Merchant
Mil, as it is for grinding the Farmers feed by Horse
power.
The above Mills are manufactured by the under
signed at their shop in Cincinnati, o., where they
con be furnishedin any quantity at short notice.
The above Mills warranted to perform as follows:
sc in. diam, per hour so B. Corn, 25 Wheat, $500
80 81 " +" 80 Is " $50
"a " :" " 90 Is " 200
20 o. q " /" 16 "eF s q 15O
As this Mill tells its own story, it is unnecessary to
quOtefrom our numerous ree recommendation received.
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rhenana view.

Oh tell me not Of the days that are gone, nor the
OF our youth lost and withsrsd for aye;
We can call back no transports, NO young lover
For with youth they have vanished away
We can sing not the songs that We sung, nor the
For the voice has grown old and the memory
To respond to such summonses nov
But our lore still survives, and the glory and
bloom
OF our youth still shines bright and clear;
Bless Most ehidren fhey'H break every chair in the
Try 70 ssies fAe~, Mary, ~ desri
ApDirroN TO EsGLAxD's NATIONAL ANTHEM.
The reioicings in England at the birth Of q
ninth royal child were very great, and doubt
less sincere. On the evening succeeding the
event, the places Of amusement were
throneed, and tho Nationsl Anthem was
sung and played with the following addition
al verse:
May the sweet babe inst born,
Like her this land adofn,
Hon0r'd where sesn
Peace welcomed In her birth,
Plenty on bounteous earth,
May JOY GLADDEN. every hearth,
6od save the Queen.
An unpatriotic Englishman renders this
verse in the following style:
Heaven b,ess the babe just born,
Aud keep IL lin horn),
All safe and sound
Nine welcomed thas we're told,
II takes pile Of gold
To help them till they are old.
Hod save the Queen.
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GOVERNOR WALxKR AND SrAxron Drxous.
cKD A. TEE Souru.-The following remsrks
BY 1. n. keist, n. g. from South Caroline.
were delivered It public dinner in Chsraw,
South Carolina:
lie expressed his want Of confidence in
Walker and Stanton, both Of whom hs de-
noanced - unpfinciplej trading politicians,
who we're ready to sell the slav sholdrs, IL.
terest IN Kansas for price. Ho spoke OF
the National Democratic party-o Of its want
Of principle, nd it, readiness at oil times to
sell the South q any price which would
secure 10 its leaders the glorious spoils Of
victory. Hs said he went with the demo.
cratic party, but Wa not Of 1t. He spoke Of
Mr.. BuchanAn-said be had some coendenoe
in his honesty and integrity, bat feared his
power 70 stem The forrest Of black fspablic-
anism asrayed against him. IIswas graphic
IN his description Of the corrupt sosnee 20 be
witnessed in Washingsou. How nen. fallen
from their high estate, psradsd IL s1reet.
SLED the lobbiss Of the representative Nall.
aaa throngsd aroond the sxecutiye Aeport.
mont, With their price placsrdsd Il Azure
upon their hsads. OF these were Walker
and Stanton, the ons . PeansylvaaiA bsnk-
rurt, ard the Other an anpfinciplsd politieal
gambler. Both hsd sought and cbtaiasd
position and power In Kansas, End wers will.
ing 10 WELD It q the bidding Of IL party
which would pay best. Walkers proposi.
ton 70 have the consultation Of the Kansas
convention subnittsd 70 he people. bsfoss
Il was presented 70 Congress, With ! demand
for adniasion into The Unios, hs dsaounesd
in no measured tssns. He said Il ~ IN.
preesdsntsd, and iatsadsd only 70 restore he
state 70 black rspublieanisa.
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Railroad Meeting.


At large and respectable meeting Of the
citizens Of Appanooae county, 1t Centrevills,
Iowa, on Tuesday evening, june 9th, for the
purpose Of taking into consideration the
plans proposed By the Southern lows and
the Keokuk and Nebraska Railroad Comps-
mics, to secure the advantages Of railroad
to Appanoose county, Or. +. Mecham was
appointed Chairman, and Jonas j. Clark,
Secretary.
On motion, the following preamble and
resolutions were unanimously adopted:
Whereas, We, the citizens Of Appanoose
county, have had presented to u their claims
on US for aid in building railroad through
this tier Of counties, and whereas the exist
ence of two companies, organized ~ they
are TO build road through the same coun-
ties, having the same terminus, will evident
~ prove disastrous to either or both; and
whereas, Appanoose county 10, and will be,
embarrassed in in her action in regard to
taking stock or giving material aid in way
until she 10 satisfied the company asking such
cid 10 acting in good faith, and operating
upon correct basis; Therefore,
Resolved, By the citizens Of Appanoose
county here assembled,
LIST. That two railroads through the South
srn tier Of counties in the State Of Iowa, are
altogether unnecessary and uncailed for.
2. That Appanoose county IL anxious that
shis matter should be settled between the
companies Immediately, in order that We can
take the nessary stops, whom called on, Ia
furnish our quota Of material aid.
8. That We are in favor Of the two compa-
mics being consolidated and forming one
company.
4. That BY the two companies being united
We would have confidence in their ability &c
carry on the work to completion, and pledge
our hearty oo-operation--and viii put oul
shoulder to the wheel and push the same on
- fast - possible.
s. That ~ soon ~ the two companies ore
united We will take q vote Of tho people oil
| Appanoose county, for the purpose Of taking
stock in said road; snd that We had nc
doubt there will be an overwhelming MAORI.
ty in favor Of the same.
9. That the preamble and resolutions Al
adopted, be published in the Appanoos,
Chieftain, with n request that the Reokuk
Fort Madison, Keosauqua, Bloomfield, ant
Nebraska City papers will copy.
4. MANCHAM, Chm'n.
r Or any Cnn,v
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mn .ss1srS 1ssrTY - a., u Y.o. i.
u ssuj614na 0As HandpeA sr1 Gxty Acres Of
Laadhas besu Undivided With Fsfsrsnes TO ~
teur " tn ground. an4 soassessatly Lots vary y
1i0ensiens 1fom oas-fourtA Of IN aers 70 two and
oae-haH aeres. The Streets and Avenues are wta1.
aad passover favorable ground, requiring nsatASs
sattiag nor Alttng. A slsvstsd point y rssssss1
tes tas purpsee q a Aetsoaeateal Oessfvasesy -
Ansehe9 1essael ~ - laia Tor Pueiis Pssk.
=: 49, q u tsslstsaass Y .as .s.aass.s.s
bsastlss q ~ lssaliSy, vSieh ass ansqsaleA g
peist, sxsspGtAe eaelaii sssk bottom Of ailsviai
so, wall AdaPts1 y eas6setse pssposss. there Is
ane view Of the MiasI1eippi n5vss else Oh bean
tifsleosntry lyiae Nest6 - Wsss.
D0o0f0oOe
Issitsatsd vtsAin W. city lipiss, l nile from
0lsafsfd etatiou, sd Il assssslbls ~ Mcdowell
0yaaA Avenas.
The sals viii AAhs plsse on The grounds, % Me
SesA Day Of Jsas, esoasnstas q ~ o'sleek .. =.
olngle koSs Will - cold With ths psivilaRs "a
lrsa - .. - spAisA II psrshAsss.
JBRne.
One fVtA CssA-A1jencs n OmS, Toe,
Three em1 TSur Yesss.
With interest Of ~ fses 4 10 psrsset Der AMMAN
payAhls annually. Wasrantss Dssls Win BE- siven
Aaa Mortgages sstAinsa - 1s1ssss1 rAynssts.
soliaeioa win - fasstsAsA. Llshoesaphle
plaas WI b fssaiehed - daysf 49,.
1hs 6ess:ts - Avs.sss .ill = spsssa : ssa-
AssinAe - paeshass - drive oyer ths whsae INA,
A plae - ~ pssp9ty 80 y sssa - 49, 49,.
FOR farther ialovnss!os inqsiss Of c. n. hinsad,
". Dswslf, - kAle-ge. u Of he snAssalessl. .7
shITli ! vANkICILRE !
1sAssto esasa w Ancoa9esee.
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certainly subserve thsir railroad Interests,
and we have no doubt but that thAy will give
their confidence and assistance chserfully
and with alasrity 70 the Ksokuk and Nsbras-
h road, in case each oonpany comes before
them on ito own ncrits, and no union 10 ~
fected,
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TAs OAis slave Case.

The testimony taken before Judge Lssvitt
and printed yesterday, shows that in the hrst
place the United States officers engaged in
hunting Whits wss,s, wore violent and foul
mouthed 10 doing their work, - 10 the editor
Of the Enquirer in endorsing them. In the
second place, they wsro al drunk-rsfussd
TO tell the men they had taken, what were
the charges on which the arrest was made
refused to let their prisoners SO their friends
--trsated the prisoners - II they had bssn
dogs or "niggsrs," upon whom they had been
given occasion to vent their vulgar spite.-
Hiram 0uttridgs s.saw Taylor, ono Of the
prisoners, seised BY the hair OF the head.
hand cullsd and ordered to sskesp his id
Abolitionist mouth Shut" Churchill sAid
to Taylor, "G-d d-u you, put these hand.
outs on" And whom the crowd Of drunken
yahoos were going through the country with
men in irons, whom they treated with vii
lainoas brutality -brandishing pistols Vt,
and damning those in thsir cuseody--rsfu
sing to show their warrants or psrnit Z friend
to spesk to . prisoner they curse and
abuse . man for saying that he wants 70 zee
"justice done his nsighbors'' prsc-
tically that the people Of Ohio have no rights
that the U. s. Marshals arc bound to respect,
and sre confronted BY aShdri6 with var.
rant in his hands that their business may BE-
inquired into--why the audaeisy Of the Oh
cers Of Ohio 10 COURAGE and when the
yelling, carsing. drunken posse - made 70
surrender after resisting officers with deadly
weapons, there 10 "aagrant case Of treas
on !" and Mr.. Buchanan i going 70 var about
nY Ohio 10 to be subdasd.-(C Gin. CONNER.
cigl, 18th.
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We have for sale Job Press Of Nom
tagus's patent, Manufactured At Hartford,
Conn. We used it year or more, until it
was superseded BY other machinery, and
have now no further occasion for it. Il
could be made very serviccable In 4 country
Once, and We will sell it 1t bsrgain.
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New 0eaAy - Wemes
A ROOM ~ fsse ~ 80 on ths sseead aoss, we'll
"A lighted and ventilated. EatYascs IRON xata
street BY broad stairway.
Alec.
One front room on same 1oor. ssissbas Ter 49,
" sleeping roon. MOST. n. SMITH.
jsnsloa BigB nsgties Lo66. ~ 4ala-st.
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nrlsisn M,sA LII. mera,..

The London correspondent Of the New
York Times gives glance Of London high
life, which 10 BY no means Aattering. The
attempt Of some women there to induce Par
Lament to interfere to change the marriage
laws % they can better protect themselves,
had led to disclosures on their part Of the o.
csets OF their married life. The Marchioness
OK Wcstmeath gives narrative Of her life
Tor forty years, Of which the following 10 Z
synopsis Of the conduct OF her husband:
The British peer Of the realm 10 described
~ beating and kicking his wife within two
weeks Of her confinement with her hrst child,
fortnight sitter, and continuously for years.
subsequently; also Of depriving her OF food
and the common decencies and necesssries Of
life, she herself, be il observed, being the
daughter Of British Marquis Of immense
wealth Salisbury and Of the most powerful
connection. and she also being the particular
favoritc Of the late King and Queen OF Eng.
land. The husband 10 then represented -
having endeayored to pollute her mind with
the enforced perusAl Of unmeutionable liter
aturs, the object Of thai being that she
might be tho more readily induced to prosti.
tute her elf to the Duke Of Wellington. that
her husband might profit By the patronage 90
to be produced. The Marquis 10 further rem
resented TO have employed his mother to pre
Vail on has wife to play the part Of Potiphar'a
wiie to the Duke; and when sho indignantly
refused, and threatened to tell the Marchion.
esq OF Salisbury, Lord Westmeath threaten.
ed 70 make public the scandals Of LADY SAL
lsbury's life II she dared to befriend his wife.
All this, and more, and worse, 10 set forth
for the rcgalement Of London artist crst,c po-
ciety at the present moment.
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Tho EaSis Closhing store
REMOVED TO McCUNR'S BUILDINGS,
Corner Of Main and Second,

THE undersigned would respectfully announce
lishment and thepabiic generally, that be hes par
chased the entire stock and goodwill Of the same,
and that he will be in The constant receipt Of, and
keep on hand. . good assortment Of svsrything
usually found In such establishments.
Mr.. WIN. vincii, whose ptsasing address and long
experiences In the busin<ss well known, will re-
main as salesman, and no psins viii b. spared 70
show that 80 far lberality and fair dealing ars
concern,d nothing hss been lost By the chang.
jslvd L. b. MALTDY.
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a. no duties levied On barrel Of f,our
. Havana, and q al the ports ii Cubs.
amount TO ~ IS. The duty o. corn i :
fraction over forty csats per bushsl.