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t. ABELL, B. T. sTRINGFEELoW W.
Atehison, K. 7. Weston, No.
ABELL s. STIssNGFELEOs


Atchison, K. Z , and Weston, Mo.
WTILf. practice their profession in the coun
w ties of Atchson, Doniphan and LeaYen-
worth, X. t., and Platte, Clay and Buchanan,
Missouri, and attend the Supreme Courts at
Jefferson City, Me-, and isecompton. z. 7.
We can be consulted Oh. business at either of
our Offices, at Weston AtchissB, and letters
addressed to US at either point, will receive
prompt attention, F9 .5s.,s
Pre-EnlpfiOns.
As soon as the land effects opened Tor PROV
ing up presumption rights in Kansas, embracing
Atchison comfy, We will also open at office al
the same point, where one Of US will constantly
attend. 80 = 49,, ~ 4ef.z..ts
Those desiring our services in the land Office
had better counsel with as as early as possible
so that We may gire III ia directions, and pre-
pare for al tending to their interests. -
ABELL s. STRISGFELIOW.s=
Weston, March 10, 80. i2-y
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N. nryEIY.

NJ ERCHANr, Keeps constantly on hand a
Isl general assortment Of Merchandise, suit
able for emIgr ants TO Kansas, Oregon and Cali
or nia- Sore On the Oregon road near all
Creek si6
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Hegf .Wns.Eeg.

THE Undersigned viii supply tie g5sssEsss
3 IL &c itizeas Of Ateisison and vfcini- vs.
" with superior article of Beef -
Market days, TUESDAYS ass5 SATURDAYS.
Masket HeHss On Street. HaE5ag ample ex-
perience n the basisasss, he feels safe ID guar
anteeinz satisfaction W go :
The. highest prise IN cash paid for goeacorH
fed beef lfII-tfl PHILLIP LINK.
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ZOE pnnrNG.

OF every description, neatly and PEozaEsL p.
~ executed at this Office, such As Caffs -
sIogues, Circulars, Handbills, Pros A =
Pamphlets, Posters, Shop-hiiis, EIaaks. n
ess. ana every variety Of Printing, esq
snsrt notice, On liberal tsrzat.
Squatter sovereign. [volume] (Atchison, Kan. Terr.) 1855-1858, 1857-02-17

A DARK BROWN HORSE, with e
II short bob tail, t.o hind feet Nkssss -
small star il the forehssd, aHa psezz. J.
He was lost about fifteen milee from WekPss
TO this olice. or to a. G. Boone, ESQ, AZ wssk
port, that viii lead 10 the recessry Of IL 80
will be Thankfully received hy the untersz<nee-
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Sta JOSEPH, MO.
FTAVE in store the following named articles
L / which they offer TO the trade cheap for
rs hhas N O sagai, 15ebbls Hectif'd whisky
p hbis clarified do leo hst do 10
40 do powdered do 0bbis old bourbonie
70 10 h d1 rensa DO DO 10 do do do do
$50 bags RIO coffee, 80 btIs cognae brandy
20 de Java do &c hlf do do
10 do Mocha 10 b bills Hoiian! gin :
30 coils grass rope Is do pure peach brandy
30 ,lax bed cords 5 casks iIn port wine
10 do pillow lines ~ DOS malaga 10 =
90 coils sash cord 3 or casks fne brandy
81 bills reboiied Inolas-5 bbls hne old whisky
Sos 90 boxes assorted candy
10 blf bbls do 90 is 10 fine crackers
y do Reicher's do 10 do pTuaes
50 kegs sugar hons, 1928 doz Preston and Mer-
$50 do Cr~5lina tar riil's Yeast powders
p bi,is 10 do Is do Psbhitt's do :
90 do Kanayyha salt 10 bbis picked herring
sos sacks G n do 80 boxes star candies
100 bars assorted shot 25 gross velvet corks
50- do buck do 40 doz painted buckets
) kegs bar lead - 1GG, Goo percussian caps
IS do tea DO % ton iron all sizes
100 large Kettles asst s g asst castings
80 bxs Maisga raisins,1 2@ boxes cheese
3 casks Carolina rice % sbbis vinegar
100 bb,s lime Ice boxes mani tobacco
70 bxs Imp aadG P tea1o boxes ginger brandy
=sUSDR
Herring, uaackeral, Mustard, seda, starch,
Goldfish, salmon, shad, Pepper sauce, katchup:
WhiteGsh sardines, Nutinegs, cloves,
Oysters pie fruits, Batting, soda crackers
Almonds, Eng. walnuts Ticking, stoneware,
Pecans, cream nuts Wash boards. tubs,
Ffbcrts, Iigs, prn.ies, Wooden ware, brocrns,
Raisifs, zaTte. currents Willow and cane chairs
Cftron. T.sacaroni, Children's wagons,
Chair aje, port wine .I3ntter crackers, cirgars
Madeira wine, cofdials, Playing cards all kinds
Asst pickles. preserves, Matches, blsc King, &
Also, iron, nails, castings, buggy spring
axles and boxes. 'So-tf-
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". 8. BRFGGs,
dissolution Of Co-narfsserssas .. )

TsHE partnership exi tins. BET sseeii,
the name and stsle of l. G. chafisss & Bso.,is
this dag dissolved b. mutual co.sssat The
Business viii be continued as heretofore by T.
G. Chailiss, who alone Is authorized to iss the
name OF the iirzn. Z. C. CHALETSS.
e. T. CHALLlSS.
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JAMES a. HEADLEY
A TITO RNEY AT Law ,
Afcy.isoJ X. ~

WILL PRACTICE LAW in the District
w Courts of the Territory, the Probate
Courts of Leavenworth and Doniphan counties,
and also the Courts Of Buchanan and Platte
counties. Soft
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70 PREEMpTORS IN KANSAS TER.

TIME Land Office in Kansas Territory will
] be opened at Leromptos in q few days,
for proving up Prescription clairls. and the I'M
dersigned have also opened Office at the
same place, are prepared to attend 70 all such
business in the Land Office, or in the Courts at
Lecoinptoa. One Of our firm can hereafter be
found at; Lscompton, and any Communication
seat to our aadliess at Ateiiison, Lscompter,
K T. or Weston. Mo- viii meet with prompt
Atchison,' K. r., EoF. 18th, 1856 f31-tf
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cheaper. neater, and quicker, at
this establish aeat than in any Office aboye s
ST. tslis.
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lEf. HICEH.

CUTLER, u. s. Army, at Fort Ieavsnwerth,
~ is constantly receiving fine old Liquors,
Wines apd Cigars; also general assortment Of
eAcise merehandise always on hand Eff
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All of which have been selected with especial
reference tn this market 5f 4et = ssszt
Our stock of Goods is new, and has been
chosen with great care; and we Halter ourselves
that those who will take the trouble to call and
| examine for themselves cannot fail to be pleas
ed with our assortment.
We hope by strict attention to business and
fair and impartial dealing towards all, to saerit
and receive a liberal share Of pubic patronage.
sI3-tf CONWELL & SPENCER.
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d E L A w A


II NJ z TossSs OF Delaware IS situated n Kan
Il sezt z.crs. On the seatsl si6e-o rs SKIS
ssilsi ri:er, thee mi IS above the lius u
Delaware reseSye. and ten mites below Le< e
HseiEh city. This foVsn was laid OF and lccats
si Fssssls.y last, 81 atract Of Ian. tensesstiI
bersl. easy OF access ;Eo.a tbs SURF lsssine
cntfftfy sasa Situated savoFablV for heaiss4 az
seadg there are a number uf houses going ".
it has TIE fosto,ftn5 Eesoeeees as good a.le
prominent point:
gsiesSs go Coed E4asedfDS
The Missouri river al this point IS &c press
esi wfshin q narrow space. tilz chaIassss is re-
,aaraiy deep on ti3e Delaware sidasflti ysasiI-
fer u - absse assd 5aiow, the Kansas shore
thus aEiogeing ct ali times safe and secs,re
landing fof steamers
seeoIssEE y-TszraEier i'm abundance
The tract OF land on which the town Is laid
out, is covered With sallable tit5eF, for build
nag purposes besides tbs. there IS on the oppo-
site SIDE CT the river large bottom, heavily
tizlbered with oak, ash and palnsst-
TitfrdIy-kfs Position.
This town has on the Kansas side Of the ris-
er supporting Il large district OF the very bes1
lands in the Territory, while the opposite
side ez the river there is large and fertile bot
tom, teeIniiss win population This bottoa Z
Of Itself ssIisciesss to sustain town Ell iars-f
size. This is the moss accessible point froil
which The Delaware nation Of Indians call pro-
cRGe fl.eis supplies Delaware IS the Deares;
sad most aeeessbie point ar which ta9 coantry
on the Kansas river can DO their reesivif.e ard
Forwarding. business. There aTssa great u:gil-
Der OF tols,s sa the Kansas that viii fad it L
their inGefestte make this place their shipping
point, among them would name osawi-se
Calhoun and osi4eTG. As there Is good ferry
peint@ eIfls rants travelling TO Kansas Tea
sitoTy the great State read from St. JosepL
TO ST. Loals, will find sllas this is the prose
I9oist at whichto enter the <-fcitorY,zs by dis
| means they avoid great deal OF unnecessary
travel. f sGsef
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77TUTT AND nAAER.

nEALERS ii. Wines, Liquors and Family
Willow and Stone Ware. Tobacco, Segars,
Pickles., Preserves, Branded Fruits, Oyster
Iobstes. Sarsiiflcs, Glass aid Glass Ware < G.
Aihvf siliesaAviii ts sold kRosssalc and srei a
lower than at apy other house n the city.
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NOTxcE.


To the Stockholders of the I4ecompton Town
Company.
nj EICE is hereby given that IN pursuance
in .of the sBy-L1svs of Eecompton Town Com.
pany, act II, That all shares on which assess
raents hav. not been paid, will be sold to the
highest bidder for CASH, at the office of the
Company in the city of Lecompton, K T., on
the frst Monday in December next, commence
ing at 10 O'Clock, 4. ~, to meet the payment
for brick sold she Town Company for the Cap
jtoi of Kansas,
The gross amount received into the Treasury
of the Company amounts to So, 1872 GO. The
gross amount paid out amounts to S3,934 -,
leaving balance in the Treasury of $I5S 69.
Act Il reads as follows. i
gAii sharesson which one or more assessments
or>indebtedness is due after six months of such
Indebtedness, dueRotice being given thereof, be
declared forfeited and sold, the Indebtedness
paid and the balance carried TO the credit of ac-
count Of the Shareholder. =
No sscssment is ltue upon stock certificates
with the seal attached, but npon ali others.
BY order cf the Board of Trustees:
IS. u Jy -, Sec'y.
Z &C. 6siS56-s Ss = t3s-5w
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Portable SasO .REtfss.

V7E ARE AGENTS for K;ngsland. & Fer
w gison, and have for sale at the s. Louis
prices 49, 40
PAGES PATENT PORTABLE .sAWAiII.L
and
aCHmD'S PATENT DOUBLE SAEMiLIs,
For Steam. Water or Horse Power. Also,
Cox & Roberts Patent ThresheT and Cleaner,
Mann.s;s Patent Combined Reaper and Mower
e fI3tf1 L. C. CHALLtSS.
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NEW STORE AND NEW GOODS.
Main Ssreef. weston. mo.

THE undersigned beg leave to announce to
L the citizens Of Weston, Platte county and
Kansas Territory, that tley have Just opened
in Weston iat sc and cornIiiete assprtaleIlt of
Try Goods. b..e
Es ats, Caps,
kGGts. Shoes.
QUcensyyare,
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P0STmsNED.l

- tsssss P3STPssNED1 s
NJgTICEiisI hereby given. that the sale of
l$@ceftifcatesf for non payment of assess-
inent is postponed until Tuesday, January Is,
1857; also that snit will be brought upon all
ao.es given for the purchase Of town lots which
NAV remain due and unpaid on that day.
By order Of the Board Of Trustees.
y j, ,Issls ), -
Secsy Lecompton Town Co
Lecomuton, Dec q, 1896. fS4-5u
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CTPZ HS0Tzsz
CORNER or E6AIN AID JJLE SITS
ST. JOSEPH, MISSOURI
s.AEHEH. PROPRIETOR.

yTsHIS we'll known House has been newly fit
i ted and furnished in every part, and the
table will always be furnished with the BEST
that the market affords sszssss zsstss.s.. :
See Sign q cry HOTEL . eff
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Egsvst -. .Tgcaasisasa.

Con. SECOND AND FRANCIS STS.,
Sta JOSEPH, MO.
ETAyE in store the following named articles
L j which they offer to the trade cheap for
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AID aumefOuS OtsIe. ).
/. To the Fair Sex.

We particular commend orr sheet. Their de-
plrtnent will be Gifted With thu utmost care.
and no expense or labor spared, to render, the
columns devoted to their especial benefit, unus-
ally
Brilliant, Attractive. Instructive, aud Or
.5ss .rs namen.aL
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! isssl Coed La.sdfD--.
IN Eer En- Z Isgsu1aDce

The tract OF land on which slie town Is laid
out. is covered with valuable tip.eF. for build
g purposes, besides tbs. there IS on the oppo-
site side CT the river q large bottom, heavily
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1857-06-25
Caution.

All persons are hereby notified not to trade 70
three promissory notes given by me to Patricl
Murray, dated March 24th, 1857, for one hun
dred each and payable in one, two, and three
years respectfully, Said notes were obtained
from me by said Murray by fraud, and will
not pay the same or any part thereof, unless
to do so. JAMES McVICKER.
June i9, l957-l3-3w.
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rec Tuition, or Lucrative Situations
HOofand's German Bitters superior
to all preparations now in use.

JACKSON Louisiana, Aug. Is, 1854.
Dear Sir.--I feel bound to express my gratfca-
tion to you for the ncalculable benefit have de
rived from the use of two bottles of your German
Bitters. have found them to be all you recon-
mendcd them to be- and cheorfuly recommed them
to the public as SAFE and SURE remdey for the
diseases they are intended for and superior to all
preparation now in use.
Very respectfully, yours, H. 0PPENHEIMER.
The Bitters are all they are represen.
80. ted to be.
JACKSON, Louisiana, Aug. 20, 1854.
Dear Sir-I have used your German Bittors, and
find them all they are represented to bo, and cheer
fully recommend them to the public as on excellent
medicine. Respectfully yours,
W. +. FAULKNER.
q. See advertisement .....-.- .
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Administrator,s M0tina

Notice is hereby given that the Subscriber
has been appointed and qualified as Adninistra-
tor on the estate Of George L. Crookham, late
Of Jackson county. Ohio, decd,
+S HORACE CROOKHAM,
Jpne 9pls57 l4-3w+ Adm'r.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
TuTTToN FREE.
SU MINER ARRANGE MENTS.

To those who enter my Institute, or remit me $50,
and thus secure Guarantee Scholarships, any time
before the LIST day of next September can upon com
plotting thorough course Of Double Entry Book
keeping and its Collateral Branches. secure lucra
tive employment in Commercial or Banking Houses
as Accountants within ninety days after their grad
uation, or else they will be Unidentified to the full
amount of the sum paid for tuition, and thus
realize
Free Tuition, or Lucrative Situations
Graduates from this Institution are now filing re-
sponsible and lucrative positions as cashiers, Book
keepers and Railroad Office clerks in different sec
tonS Of the country, and being preferred by bu-
slness men to Graduates of any other mercantile
college. Hence the above unparalleled induce
ments which nothing but the great Superiority of
oflny instruction and thorough training of my stu
dents for business life world warrant
The Principal of this institution has
been practical accountant for a longer
period than any other Teacher in lhe
Western country.
Address the undersigned for further
particulars, WIN. W. GRANGER,
May ID 1857. 8-4m
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N N0tiCe.

All persons are hereby notified not to trust
or barbor my wife Mary G. Adams, as | am de.
termned not to pay any debts of her contract
ing. JAMES ADAMS.
June IL, 1857. l2-3wm
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Adm inisrator's Notice.

Notice is hereby given, that the subscriber
has been appointed and qualified as Admins
traitor, on the estate of Nicholas D. Creighton,
late of Jackson county Ohio, decd.
ROBERT ATEN. Admir-.
June 5th, 1857. l2-3w*
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(. BELL N. WHITE. W. H. WARE,
BELL & CO.,
Wholesale Manufacturers and
Dealers in

NeuIeFS
BOOTS, SHOES, HATS d LEATHER,
FRONT STREET, PORTSMOUTH, OHIO.
WE take pleasure in advising our friends and
the publir, that ore OF our firm has just return.
ed from visit to the Manufactures in Massa
chusetis, and that we are now receiving our Sec.
ond Spring Stock. We tlatter ourselves that we
have now in our store the MOST COMPLETE stock
of Boots. Shoes, Hats, Leather, Findings, &c.
That can bsSfpnnd at this season of the year in
any one house in the WEST, ........
Notwithstanding the extreme stringency in
the money market and the general complaint of
hard times, our business continues to increase
and as we are desrous to reciprocate the favors
of our patrons, we have prepared ourselves with
FRESH supply at season of the year when it
is usual with most dealers to let their assort-
ment get low. Our goods are ordered Of Manu-.
facturers with especial reference to the wants of
this vicinity, as il isa we'll known fact that with
the Manufacturers east that better quality of
Boots and Shoes is required for the Portsmouth
ltrade than for any other place in the west; and
Te therefore endeavor to meet the views of our
lstomers by contracting with the Markers for
eh work as they prefer, and we are pleased to
te that ofsuch goodswe havean mplesupply
will be happy to show them. Owing to
quantity of LIGHT goods manufactured this
u and the short demand, we were enabled
chase that class of work unusually low,
ll give our trade the benefit thereof. Our
Hats is larger than ever before. We
also good supply of Sole aud Upper
ither, Calf Skins, Morocco, Innings, Bind
>, &c We respectfully invite the attention
Aszzade to our new stock and trust we will
merit a continuance of the favors Of
= and attract the attention of buyers
. lot heretofore been in the habit OF Wis
arket. BELL d Co.
eth, June II, 1857. 10
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And Periodicals received early and furnished
Publishers Prices by j. R. WHITrEMORE,
March 26 ,57-i-3m. Chillcothe, Ohio.
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Amount. paid Swanson for setting
Grate in Probate Office, ....... 2 Oh
Amount paid Kilen and ethers, re-
pairing Court House, ......... l9 %
Amount paid Cutter GrifIis, bull
ding Culvcrts, ................. "a 90
Amount paid Farrar, repairing Pub
lie Offices, ..us- ..............3s ~ 3G
ration, :. ss.. s.... .......... 2OOs 98
Amount of Incidental funds paid =. 1861 6S
mount paid Dickson for Shovel for a.t ~
Coal House, ...."......... 25
Amount paid John Stephenson for .... H
Freight on Books, Books and Pos
tsge, &c. ....................... IA 50
Amount paid Critics on old claim,.. &c
Amount paid Justices assisting ...
Clerk to open Poll Books, ...... 60
Amount paid for Brick, Grading p.
and Paving fronting Pub. Square, lS0 e9
Amount paid Edwards notifying the
Commissioners, ........... -. so
Amount paid Gaskng for cleaning
Coal House, ................... 00
Total Expenditures, ,...........$ $2683l 6l
Total amount of Expenditures ending
June 8, 1857.
JOHN STEPHENSON, AUDITOR, ]. c.
Jackson, c. H., June Is, ls57.-w3
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SIaerin,s SnIe.

By virtue OF a writ of Fl. ia. execution issuec
from the Court Of Common Pleas of jackson
county, Ohio, and to me directed, | will expose
to sale at public auction, at the Door of the
Court House, in Jackson, in said county, at one
o'clock P. M. on the 2lst day of July, A. D
1857, the following real estate situate in said
jackson county, Ohio, and described as follows,
to wit:-Lot number 10, appraised at $50 and
lot number Id appraised at $500, levied upon
as the property Of James Ii. Lloyd, at the suit Of
jacob R. Belts, aud situated in Reeds addition
to the town OF Oak Hill, in said county,
BANISTER BROWN, Sheriff, ] . G.
June IL, 1857. l3-tds ......
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An Explanation

have been very much annoyed with the com
plants and sympathies of persons of charitable
way OF thinking, concerning my "notice" last week
They insist upon it that it was too pointed and that
could only be understood to alude to ono, certain
individual, whose name they venture to give Icoud
not be so definite MyHoTIoE called No names, and
only referred to THE party, whoever was, who was
guilty of the acts charged. Whoever feels hit, will
VINCE of course. But he or they, (as the case may
be- ought in wisdom to bear their Affections in ST.
ence. They should derive some consolation from
the fact that they had frequently escaped worse
peris; that thus far they had not been prosecuted
for stealing corn week ago last Sunday night from
u Furnace Company's Car, at the Depot (refer-
ence to q respectable eye witness.) Also, Bacon
of MIR. Vance, from those hogsheads not long ago,
then just moved to his new residence and for sew
etal other interesting cases. of which the less VIC say
about at this time, the better for their safety The
slight imputation on their HONOR (!) inferrible from
my NOTICE, they might surely bear and chuckle
oVerit.
AS to the sore complaint of my having used the
term "DEMoGRAT," in the e0nneoton--it then Oc-
cured to me a. appropriate, that party advoca-
ting and encouraging "fllbustering," "a modern
phrase for piracy general punder and lOoSenesS of
morals should not disavow its practical members
that il would be discouraging to the party Ihope
shall be excused.
J. II. g. MILLER.
jackson, June IS, 1857. l3-lt
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r. BELL.

We firm, is Agent for the sale Of
eler g. Wilson, 5 GelebaKd
Y SEWING MACHINE.
Ispeed. beauty of execution and du-
ork, is unsurpassed. Machines can
operation at the residence of R. Bell
pet, and will be wrrranted to per.
scented. Price, the same as at the
=
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A Great Esarg;linI

jackson, June IS, 1857. ls-lt
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wooden ChurnSs--A lot of those nice
Cedar and Pine churns, on hand and for sale low
by TIP. Sutherland.
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SOap,--Fancy Toilet Shaving and Bar
Soap for family use, always on hand and for sale
by L P. Sutherland
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A large stock Of plain and figured swiss, bishop
lawns Indian null plain and figured Jaconets,
bobinets, grecianetS, white black, blue and pink
grapes; green, brown and Blue worateJ ami silk
ba re- pcs for yafts
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-24

SDES, IMPERIAL HOT HOUSES PEI
Asg LOkCE ~ co.. from Europe respectfully inform In
s dies and amateurs Of Plants that they arc now import
ing extensive assortment Of Shrubs of eve variety com
pss CaTelias Of the finest and newest descrp,o Rholo
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Of superior Frgt Trees such Pear, Apple Chiefly Plum
Peach and pTcot Trees Buous and Flower Roofs I5 ynr
cites pahias, Am rails Hyacinhs Tulips Flower and
Garden Trees.
The whole is offered very guaranteed
and will be forwarded - the country without charge
Catalogues be had No II Chartres street nest to
VI kbiSer's variety store.
X E.-Fnr sale, Il Rrse CCG exhibited IN Par' in
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