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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-03-28
Planter Hotel,
.vortAea,t Coraer Of the Public Square.
NarsAaN, Is1as.

Marshall, Ts1as.
- Tue under,icned having recently
become proprietor Of this Ho,ol. re-.
A speetfaly informs his friends and the
public generally. tina, he is prepared to accom-
modAle all who may favor hm with their pat
ronscc. The house has been thoroughly rem.
cva,ed, and = large portion Of the furniture
been nc~ly furnished. lli- tS'e will be A.,
well supplied ~ tina, OF any house in Eastern
Texas, and hi, charges moderate.
The .,Sg- oshcc for al Of the stage lines
running 10 .ad from Marshall, are kepl a, this
honNc.
u. l.. BERRY. Proprietor.
Dee ~, 1856 "
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Ten Negrses for Sale.

WILL. our friends le, US suffsr, or will we
w b. forced to resort to an official course
70, the collection of our debts We are con-
PEELED to collect and close up our business
Cotton is good price and good time to pay
debts. We do no, mean to be suggestive but
want our money soon.
TAYLOR Il WILSON.
Psb. I, 81 n1-u
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ROW ID,

IN the Shreveport ro ad, on Thursday even
| ing. the 2oth inst. jus, below Msl G'aye.'s
a CLOTW CLOAK The owner can sc, !,
BY calling on the subscriber, and paying for
TN. advertisement
GEO. TUCKER.
Nov. 70. nl3-u
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Valuable Town Property S6'
0alO.

rI>HE undersigned offer. for sale, lot in The
i Southern par, Of the corporate limits OF
Mar shall. consisting Of eighteen scres oil land
on which there are three good situations TOT
building residences. Also, good water, and An
abundance Of frewood
". L. Il. BUTLER.
March 7, 1857. No-2s u
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NNNrAtnE Mouse.
ILLUSTRATORS NOTICE.

ADJ fNiSTR 4 TOR'N NOTICE.
I ETTERS Of Adm ris,raiiou were granted
II TO the unders sn-d on tho estate Of Max.
field Anderson. deceased, a; the January term.
1857. ey til. County Cour; pertaining 10 the
estates Of deceased persons, held in and for
the county Of HARRISON, at the January term,
1851 This i. therefore to nou'y all persons
having claims Agsins, said estate, n prss~n,
them within the time prescribed 10y law. and
those indebted 10 make immediate payment
VI. J. nall. admir-.
Feb IL, 81 n?s-6t
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NEW GOODS !!

THE undersigned has jus, received u tine
/ assortment Of Fall and Winter goods,
which he is offering a, low prices for CASH
The following comprises portion OF his
stock
Black, grey and cadet Sa,inets.
Black and faucey Cassmeres
Tweed and leans,
plain and paid liuseys and ker.ey.,
White. red, green, blue and grey blankets.
White. red green, and yellow flannel.
Printed flannel. (fot ehildren)
ladies cloth (tor cloaks)
French and English marino.
Figured and SOLID muslin de lrins
Cashmere and alpaca embroidered robes
Figured alpaca.
Ladies cloaks and talmas date styles
ladies' and misses marin0 hose.
English straw bonnets, various qualities and
latest style
Ronnets, trimmed.
pouns, ribbons and Trimmings
Relt ribbons.
Elastic and patent leather belta.
Cloak snd dress trimmings.
Prints, IN great variety.
LADIES' beaver and KID gloves and gaunilets.
Swiss, pausoos and Jackonel musilns.
Thread lace.
Wrought collar, and undersevees, to match.
Wroueb, collars aud uuder-lceycs, separate.
Embroidered and corded skirta.
Grass and hoopcd ssrts.
Irish i,D"ns. sE:,cuA qualities.
Linen table cloths, napkins and towels.
Bride eye diaper
Brown linen and holland.
CeIton table diaper.
Canton flannel
Bleached shf.iaSs and sh~etngs.
Brown shIrtlngs and shecting,.
LoWels and uckings
Black and color-d sewing silk.
French working cotton.
Cotton hoss.
Hair curling and infant brushes.
Ivory, horn and gutta purcha dressing combs
Shell and ruita pufehs side and pail combs,
Alse. Ready Made Clothing.
Gen,.mens cloth frock coa,s.
Gentlemen. over eosta
BLACK and steel mixed cashmere pants.
Vests Of various styles And fabnes.
Six erayats and hsndk erchiefs
Satin stocks and lies.
Buck gloves and gxunt'e.s,
Men and boys marno half hose.
Aise, on Aand.
large and complete assortment OF
China. glass and erccte-s
N,irsr Plated casto.s and spoons.
S,lrer plated cak, baskets and eup'
Britannia casters.
Britannia csndles,cks.
solar lamps.
Solar lamp wick and eh'mnsys.
Pocket and table cutlery
Castings, such A.
Ovens, spiders, etc
Also,
Painted and cedar tubs. bucket. and keelcrs'
together with general assortment Of House
furnishing goods, to which the attention OF
purchasers is respectfully invited
H. +. HYDE.
Oct II, 1850. MIL
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spring and Sunnrr Clothing,


IL addition TO the above. we have q small
stock of Fall aud Winter goods, consisting of
ladies and gentlemen, heavy dress goods, plan
tailuu goods. blankets. etc
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SADDLES AND BRIDLES.

saddle wallets, carpet sacks, Btus-el and " il.
ton bags, stitruP feathers, birdie llng, beldlc
relns. leather aud web ,ureingle-. girths, mar.
ung"les, WHIPS; plantation, drivers and bag.
~ Whips, RIDING Whips, nehiie,, bind br.
dies horse and mule collars, and names (,
tubs cedar and painted buckets, bfoom-, wash.
boards, coffee mills and siitets An unusually
l.fpr and vol selected st,.L If
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Unusually Large Stock,

being assured that for style, durability, finish,
and chcapue--, We cannot be surpassed IN his
ldprk,t. We intend to do a PER VA NEWT
~ NiNE>N, AMI will be unremItlia. IN on
cndravor. to please.
~ taA and ,r,minc for yourselves.
March !, 1887
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Also, 4 Large Assortment

Of gcutlcmen'- silk and cashmere hats boy :
hats, -u,Umct AMI spring styles negro, wool,
and palm leaf hats, etc.
ALSO
Pepper, spice, ginger, candles, soap, tobacco,
and soda, ana other ARTICLES too numerous to
mention. We confidently invite the attention
,f tin, nulit,, Ia onf
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iifJNIIR J

NllOI, poa der, and caps, Tor -ale by
= A. fARBER,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-03-28

TINE hes, 10, OF chewing tobacco N toan'
now for sale hy A. fARbER
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1 H. jewelry sold by me guaranteed, I"
y represented, If not, the money Wi be re-
minded A. FAKBEK,
Mach "a Al No-3l ly
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-04-30
RON Mak x MeCOH,
III 4 KC Ii ANT TAIL ORS.

Atheneum Buiidins. I'd ST., bet Main l. johnson
KE0kUK IOWA,
Ajou Id respectfully say ie citissns Of this
W place, and the country generally, thn, they
nave Received part and arc receiving daily, one
OF the hnest stocAs rhewn TO the people VI the
West, Give MS u call. Do not forget the Golden
Horns on the sign, history Of which. with that
OF ". H. r.. mns b. inter sizing To tbs new comcrs
As The old settlers Taller 10 Fam ilasly kaows -
lis first appearance in the WAS ~ the Scoss4a-
ry OF old keokak himself, and BY kis susessaisn
the present name VI tbs city Was sclscsSd. His
art In the Tailoring business NJ the time kssk uh
ana his tribes departure was very limited he left
With them. and remained the bosom companion Of
the old chief until his death ard the only relic b.
had to give as q token OK gratitude was the luck
Horns, which he himself when he went out On
askulPin and hunting tour, the eight Of which
struck terror to The enemy or the buAaio bat aftsr
the death Of the old chief they became the asnsn-
to or sign of speed, both for and the me-
ehsnical arts All lovers OF ancient relics arc in
vited to cal and see the Golden Horns, psrchsd on
shesign OF tie above establishment. WI. r.,
not being very proficient Ia the above bxsiasss
sought fur partner who well qualified for the
emergencies of afsshionable city. Sought oae far
and near, both east and west but Ia yaia for long
time, until he inquired of his old friend Plat
| EvAnsof Cincinnati, who said he had his eye on
such one, in he person Of RoBsT Mccoy, Who
had had an experience both in the old end new
wor id, who had done business in Paris, LONDON and
dublin. and Edinburgh; and all the most fsshions-
mani and u, last found hun In Memphis, Tenn. /,
and by powerful Inducements he came, and will
now be recognized in the person of my pssssnt
partner in the Merchant Tailoring basinsss. Cos-
sequcnty, ~ IL is nov too late TO closhe pesons
going 10 see our Prefd inaugurated. We pre-
pared tpelothe our Congressman and civilians In
purple and fine linen, any kind Of woolen goods
1t the most superior quality aud style.
The timid need not fear to call, w. IL. y. has
disposedof his skuipin irons. Persons will notice
in advertisements generally, avast amount Of BON
bsst, braggadoeio aud nonsense running into Aet-
erogencous massof monotunous ablurdities, which,
by plsi0, unsophstieated advertisement, We have
endeayored to avoid. For these facts, refer LeA
Brown.
wereceive punctually the In mods Fashions
monthly.
Any tailoring establishment that can produce a.
ne ~ and veil made garment in Is quick time
we do, have the Golden Horns. Come In, ne Oh
tors, II you think you vim " as
FuHMAN Mccoy.
Y. Scouting taught on the true principles Of
measurement, the only true system nov In use.
mcha-d IN.
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EDElksCk II. OOk T.,
OF BOSTON,
a p HIT CT

r ATE partner of VIM. Washburn. Architect OF
IL American, Revere, Winthrop and Parker
Houses, and fremont Temple. Boston; W Gods Ho-
tel, Portland; Bay State House, Worcester, and
many other first class public and private bnldings
throughout the country, having losatedin keokuk.
would inform the psblc that he IL prepared TO fur
nish Designs, Plans, Detail Drawings, speciiea-
tions and Superintendence for Churches, School
Houses, Hotels, Stores, Dwellings, and public and
private buildings Of all kinds, with promp;nss and
accuracy.
All the modern Improvements such as arminK,
Lighting, Ventilation, dc, ms adopted in the East
srn cities, will be especially provided for as re-
quired
1u-Otfce in Sampic'snew building, on Second
street, between Mainland johnson.
dan. Ia, '57-dly +. II. MOORE.
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COME At Last j ]

RELL WAKEFIELD take great DlsssaDS n A.
- noaneing ~ the Ladies asd 0sst.ensn u Eso-
kuk that they hare new opened, % ID ss,set. -,
MAR and Johnson, In the room formerly occupied
their large and we'll selected s.oek II nsofs -
SHOES, eompriing all the latest styles lssn.al -
best makers ~ Boston, Philadeiph = and New Aov.
which they win take great pressure ia sxAihit ~
'osli who may favor them With call. Hsslin9
nhdent that they satisfy the tastes Of he UsS
tidious on the most reasonablc terms. thsv -
Msiiy soiisit share of the gsnerel patsCsaea.
h2i-d3m
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ATONEw

100 00n GALLONS u assorted StonewArs
lDO,OOO for sale at my new manufaetory,
~ vernon, Van barea touaty, Iowa. ! am now Of
fef,ng for sale the best spring assortment as we'll
~ tAs best article Of Stone wars ia the West.
have full supply Of teams or hand. 80 that can
Mi any amount Of bilis on the shortest notice and
accommodate all the teams Ina, may come from !
distance ataeAs all damages On account VI disap-
pointmehtt 10 yoa ear come or send am not 10
be andersoid by any regular works in tho state.
fsbl9w H. NJ. DICKSON. Proprietor
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Trees, which they thsnk Tor siye AID beauty CO
b. excciled. mot
Those wishing Evergroens, Flowering Shrubs, or
Ornamental Trees, will please order soon.
Trees warranted il good condition when delivered.
Orders through mail. left the store II Bernard,
Nauiain CO., -. Main street, between 9th and
18th, will be promptly at,endedto 10.
mehal KAY BERNARD.
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VIM. BROWN,
A RCHIT ECT .

TUdI call at his rooms, over Doubleday 4 Will
u sons Store, second street, any time except sun
days. from light till 10 oclock ut nj ght, he
- obliged to be constantly on hand On account Ut
prcsso Of business and see his drawings, apparsius
and estensive Architectural Library, which are
free tothe inspection of all, and judge whether be
is competent t. scrvethe public in his profession
lie might here rccte what great things he bar dome
do, but that would b, supertuoas fntbs util-
itaria ucommunity therefore bc Is willing to zhcw
the public what he can himself do in praetital
feb4-d w f30WN.
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JUST ECEIVED,

JUWE REC E1vED,
DY !. K. HART = SON, . lases aaeogtmsnt q
- Bibles, Hymn, miscslianeons, rshgioas 81
school books. Also. blsuk hopks msmaras1YllA
sortnens 81 ppekst maps of Java, Missoua, -.
aasaal Esh1aska, both towHship aaA seselosal, fel
aaAs hy HART . SON.
epe1a ~ Matn-st.
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Coal and Wood stove
keOkUk.

a NEW and neat little Atevs adApteA for shan-
n bers, dining or sitting rooms ID ~ fasiliaiee
Tor heating isosas. and N lot Summer vsathee naS
oe used sdsantAgsoasiy fur wasAiag snd irsnine
purposes The stove 10 quite ornausSatal, and ~
price e. same Low. Please sxusninSsAi0 ossisle, at
n Msis street. 8a& ~
spes-d coMsrDcx $3.50
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- TO CAPITALIs1A. -n2
Twill iii % acres II Land part u the ones
sen ger 1fact. --in the City nf keokak nearihs
T.u-9sts ana eAioiniDg ID. w. Kilboufnes Let Ad-
A1tjon Msia street aad the plastroad both run
fSeouvh this trsef. EDWARD KiLBOUkSE,
nski.d ~ uas Light Dos Once.
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M ELA1NOTURB0s
rrMR LATEST an 49,
::; !; SIS; S;
which 10 taken snamsls1 iron SJ1ats, pre-
pared exprc ssly for the puFpess. e
lis Anisae3 witAest beissn Of 4r Or vsrnish =
any kind and therefore will not blister or crack II
cold weather, - will ~ AnhsUtypc. InsbsAd n
being varnishcdths pacsure h eslvAnised IN eal-
vaaie battery, which, ~ giving IL csstinkof ILL
VI, Henders u inperva0as 70 aenosphesic ehaugea
The AslAinstype peesessss many a1santagse own
III ether piet1ses II will receive fall Without
fraeeuss, ) hend witAost injury. ~ nay ~ washsd
whsn ssiled, end hsndied without the facs hsial
nafrsd, unissss a6used b suush scratching. which
would deface Ne bsstoil painting. In perfect de-
linsAtsn IL deta II equals the best daGusrreotypa
vAils has none of The elnss whIshlosms thsshisl
'' 9s.s q very .r.lr.....
blss painting . livery. Far Inserting IN losl 81,
pins o. rine, a. Cher picture can compare sith II
Ths Aslsipotype \ PAfsnr PIcSU1a, and 0Ul
4 BRO. ere IN only aftists 10 this city who have
Nj i sUfs:a1iLkRf. No. % Nais ssrsss, =.
So o sa4 ID. snd examine sPseineas q ~
llBLAU01fT3. {lsbkA&u
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sale Of groceries.
HAVE thisday sold out my entire stock oil
brcceritt 70 !. 4. Hiatt and J. Is. Paul. and the
business wlli hereafter be conducted BIZ Taber 4
Issdale, whom recommend to the public coma
denee ~ prudent business men.
Feb. 10, '5r-fh7l-d CIV. PERDUE.
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~ Aa10WQoOf0pos 0xy.
Direct inporsatSen.
c. ". u. TUCKER are nov receiving shsr
Os Eagl!sh goods for the spring trade by the
shipS Atlantic and kocksway from Liverpool, and
: :s,: ss'.s spfss :s:E s,,s s3's
Almest every 6ost which asrivss 81 this port. and
axe prepared 10 offer increased Inducements 10 pur-
chascrs and will duplicate any ST. Louis bill which
nay have been made in our line. dAv
DIRECT IMPORTATION T
HARWARE AND CUTLERY,. r,r
~Insssrsn. ~ wu1, ss NJ. To-
i hAvs In store, an are rvcsSsine thcif svppHSi
for tbsspsinE trade, direct from the makers, which
they o6sr 70 ssxh md prompt time buycrs on T..
vorable tsrAs. Tbs stuck being unusuAlly lArgs,
they cc6dsntly SOLICIT An examinAtion u the same
feb2f-dAs s. ". An. TuCkKR.
M ILlEkb and Manufseearsrs will md con-
WI stAat supply Of large Circular saws, wanna
81 and 81 inches aud when required, 30 inch e. To-
Red Pddock. s. W. i Ii. TUCKER.
may2idAw.
4 xEs lanes Hunt ,Coliins' ,6immeas Lis
~ pincets's Axss, for sale low b
CPADES--Amss' ,Rowiauds and other brandt;
~ for sale BY Q. H. TUCKER.
CH0y El.s--Anss, korland's and ether bran1s
y f9f sale BY s. w. u. TUCKER.
I0ES solid goose neck rivstsd, ceststssl plan-
Ii ters, and Carolina hoes. Tor sale In great w.
riety BY ". 8 II. TUCKER.
TX sad Trace ChAins. . large stock. for sAls log
" by w. II. TUCKER.
(SORN PLANfnRS--A Superior srsieeSor horse
~ power, and wonderful labor and time savise
machine. 1or sale by o s. W. IL. TUCKER.
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EYssh Dusser. 1900
TU0f received ~ fseeaae . UanIll = 14le-
y toass Oh seoaA, 81 I'm. hux1o&D3
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Mississippi Valley Nursery,
kEOkVK, IOWA.


GUcu ~ Apple, Peach,
- Pear, Plum, Cherry,
Quiuee, ae.; AMI the small
fruits. kaspisrries. Cur
rants, Strawberries q oose-
berries, &c.
A iso a large guantity VI
Gaia ba and bella
Grape Roots.
A large quantity Of
DIV Akf Trees, prticu-
.sriy Pear and Cherry,
hteA are very desirable
for city planting.
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u s1issy TiLLiSGhAsr, k7YE ! bUsL.
april eifn of the Dssadsxs.
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KeOlkuk Packet Co.
Keokuk and st. Louis,
AND $3.50
Quincy and ~. Lsuls
PASSENGER PACKETS.

I1NOR tho acccomodstjoa Of ~ a. =
J. this trsde line Of steAn.,
sS1 will leave. st. lonis for Iouisiana, HannfbaI
onine, LsRrauxe, Canton. Wassa~ aAd ksok1 n
Leaving ST. Louis at oceck ?. daily, aYrivSun
~ Hannibal Ut =. m, Quiocy ~ .. m, and Kso-
kuk ALA m Retarni4g-L cavs KeokuA Ut . ..
M, Wanaw At y .. m, Lagrange at III .. n, At
Quincy ri p. m-, Hannibal Mt y. VA. and arriving
II ST. Louis at 10 y. N. +
Another line VI steamers will leave 81. Louis u
connect with the Quincy apd Chicago RAilrosA,
leaving 81. Louis NJ p. m, arriving at hsnnibal
st 10 .. m, and Quincy at I'm.
Returning--Leayc Quiney ~ o.. M. HsAnibAl u
m, and arriving 1t ST. Louis Mt 4 a. m.
A soon business via kaiirosd is resuusd Z
steamer will make = round trip daily between Keo-
kak and Quincy, leaving keokuk at . .. ~, and
leaving Quincy 1t ~ N. fsb2b-d
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Mason's

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THE DESIGN or THIS IysrirErioS
TO afford young men theopportun.ty Of qualifying
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in thorough and expeditions manner,
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will be the same followed by the Mercantile
College Of Pcuns ylvania, which has been recon-
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the country, as the most comprehensive and prac-
teal ever introduced.
PESsHAksBiP.
As a good handwriting justly regarded as an
Indispensable requisite 10 good business cdaca
tion, unremitting attention will be given in THU
department.
COMMERCIAL LAW LECTURES
will DO delivered by Mr q. Ben Darwin, one of tho
sblesi me N bers Of the arlington Bar.
AN ELEGANT DIPLOMA,
under the seal Of the State College of Pcnnsyiy
MIA, signed by the Faculty, Is granted to those
who pass asatisfactory examination. This instru
ment viii be found passp IT 10 the confidence o
business houses in every part Of the Union.
ES- For full particulars, send fpr circular b,
mail foct3-d&w
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supply IT Fancy Shrubhery, Evergreens,
Roses. DC, ga hand.
Early Tomato. Cabbage ard Sweet Potato Plants,
All for saie at customary prices.
Orders received on The grounds Of mile west
of the old CITY limits, the sluH Ferry rondtothe
Dee Moints, 81 By mail adore sed 10
mchT div. akU. o. HILTON.
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NOuIEe 10 EaFmeFs.
WYE have FLANsEED which We will furnish 10
w responsible inen, to SOW this spsing with the
troAsise of their crop, ia the fall, at the market
prizes.
Ne are sAso prepared 10 grind corn and feed for
II oar customers reasonable terms II short no
1tes. sod With pssIaPtness.
L. X. BISsELL 4 Co.
Msin-st., bet ween 18Th and i7tA, keokuk
Aprii IL, 81 ddH2v
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~ ME CAANCEt3
WILL sell ~ great bargain the entire stoci
Of ngr,dsdicines, Paints. Oils, Dye 6tu1s
Window Glass. Glass Ware. Brushes. Shov win
dow. Drug Fixtures. -, also the lease % tn
building Of the estabhshMeM formerly Belonging
adapted 70 the Western trade, and has all besr
purchased In the East at extremely low figures
within the last lc months. The sstablishnent Nj
an extensive and fast, increasing trade. The stsnd
Is one Of the best in the city In fact sssry thinl
is complete and just such % suit any psrson d
persons who may wish to engage in the most u
crativc business Of the country. For further In
formation, call on the premises or At No. 80 Mails
street. t.. /. AcKENNY.
Anr1edAw
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nN Tue PInnkroad, Two
oniles from the Lsvee.
KAY x BERNARD tai this
opportunity # Informing
the public that they can
furnish almos, anyyarieiy
VI Fruit and Ornamental
I II + + S.
A choice lot Of buided
Peach Trees, very large !;
Dwarf Pear and Apple