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The Nevada journal., 1857-04-24

MAIN ST. BRIDGE.-This BRIDGE !
now entirely completed
The Nevada journal., 1857-04-24
For Marshal.

~ We have been requested to announce the name
of GEORGE A GRAY, a Candidate for the office OF
City Marshal Election take place on the 4th day of
May. Nevada April Gath. 1857
The Nevada journal., 1857-04-24

SINGING SCHooL.-The second term
of Mr.. Holbrook's singing school, ended
ON Wednesday evening last. The third
term commences on next Tuesday eve
ming. The progress made by this school
has been extremely gratifying. The
more so from the fact that we have long
needed such course of lessons. The
school has been punctually attended by
large number of those having an in
terest in the requirement of this knowl-
edge, but we wish a much greater num-
Der of persons would take an interest
in the matter, and they will certainly
never have a better opportunity than
the present one. Next Tuesday eve-
ming will be good time to make a COM
mencement. For the next meeting a
general invitation is extended to all.
The Nevada journal., 1857-04-24

SCHOOL HoUsE.-We have so far
omitted to notice the fact that our new
school house is now nearly completed.
1t is situated on the hill at the head of
Main street, in one of the pleasantest
locations to be be found in Nevada is
large and we'll arranged to accommo-
date schools. For some time past we
have been greatly in need of a suitable
edifce for schools; and we are glad to
see this building, which promises fair to
answer the purpose, so near to compile
ton. We are not informed who will
probably have the control of the insti-
tuition when organized, but have no
doubt it will be placed in the hands of
competent instructors.
The Nevada journal., 1857-04-24
COpartERershiD.

M have this day sold to FRED w MAY one-hai
w interest in the business lately carried on by J "
Flurshutz which will be transacted under the firm ana
style OF Off w MAY & Co from this date
j NJ FLURSHUTZ will continue at the old stand and
authorised collect outstanding debs of the Iat
frp- '- -''''
HOSMER, SNYDER g. o.
Nevada April 23d 1857
The Nevada journal., 1857-04-24

u Jerry Sullivan has our thanks for
a noble bundle of Atlantic papers, sent
up last week.
The Nevada journal., 1857-04-24
SlioriM-'s Sale.

Nevada, April 2i, 1857.
The Nevada journal., 1857-04-24
SHERIFF'S SALE.

Nevada. Arril %. 1857
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1857-07-04
sEAMEN's WAGES.

The recent movements in the large Atlantic cities
for the protection of the true interests OF seamen are
thus noticed in the Baltimore American
.iThe movement in New York to do away with the
system of advance wnges TO seamen went into effect on
the LIST inst The Courier learns that there Is detem
nation among the merchants of that city not only those
who signed the agreement, but Others, to maintain
poicy now naugurated which the interests OF the
seaman demand well the pecuniary interests OF our
merchants shipowners and underwriters The seaman,
from this date instead Of being at the mercy OF the land
lord and subjected the operation of sundry land
sharks has now the prospect of higher wages and in
creased attention TO his comforts AS an inducement to
him TO remain by the ship, out and home, he is entitled
ON his return TO ten per cent additional wages and will
also receive an outfit at prime cost This movement, so
important to seamen and to whole commercial com
munity has been promptly met and responded TO by the
merchants Of Boston New Orleans Baltimore, and Phil
adephia The owners Of Liverpool packet ships, who
feel perhaps more than others the necessity Of punctuaty
IN departure are fully determined to adhere to the
rule and we may therefore congratulate the merchants
ON the accomplishment of ono Of the greatest reforms OF
the age There were crews shipped at New York ON
the LIST inst "
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IMPORTANT DECISION ON COUNTY BONDS.

The indianapolis Journal publishes the decision of
the circuit court of the United States of Indiana in
the case of David G. Wallace against the commission
ers of Knox county, in that State The board, before
the adoption of the present constitution of Indiana in
1851 in pursuance of the terms of statute author
izng the same, subscribed 5000 900 to the capital
stock of the Ohio and Mississippi Railroad Company,
and after the constitution took effect, issued their
bonds with coupons, for the payment of the stock in
the usual form The county failed to pay the interest
on coupons when they became due, and this suit was
brought to recover the amount of the coupons held
by the plaintiff as the bearer. The defence rested
substantially on the following grounds
l. That the subscription void, the county having
no right to make it for railroad purposes.
O. That the bonds void having been issued after
the taking effect of the constitution of 1851
g. That the coupons void for the want of power
to issue them, even If the bonds were valid
A. That the law of the State submitting the question
the people of Knox county whether the commissioners
shall subscribe the stock unconstitutional and void
Judge Mclean decided:
That the action could be maintained upon the cou-
pons that each of the points raised in the defence
uns,lstanabe in point of law that the subscription
valid and binding upon the county of Knox that the
court would have compelled by mandamus the issue of
the bonds had the commissioner refused to issue them
that the subscription having been made before the
stitution of Indiana of 1881 in force, could not be a
feced by that instrument that the issue of bonds is not
inhibited by the State constitution which only applies
subscriptions made after the constitution took effect
could the constitution affect those bonds if bonds
were named in its prohibition, they not new
contract, but merely contamination of the previous
contract of subscription that made before the ado
ton of the constitution therefore both the subscriptions
and the bonds protected by the constitution Of the
United States that the coupons merely incident
TO the bonds, and derived all the legal effect from
the bonds and clearly authorized TO bc attached to
the bonds matter Of convenience and to facilitate
the payment of the interest that the law submitting the
question Of the subscription TO the people of the counties
was valid and binding enactment y
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1857-07-04

To enable all connected in this establishment to
participate in the celebration to-day of the eighty
first anniversary of our national independence, no
paper will be issued from this Office this evening.
The next issue of the Union viii be Tuesday
morning next
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1857-07-04
DEpARTMEs NEWS.
srAfE DEPARTMENT

Socks aud american Sseants IN Germany The following
communication relating To the prices of stocks and Amer
securities has been received vm an mrengent
respondent at Frankfort, under date Of June 7
"The general tendency Change last week was de-
cidedly downward-ess for government securities than
for Bank and enterprise shares. Business was with
out any animation, and appears to be getting ater every
day IL is anticipated that during the hot weather
the stock exchange viii enjoy almost perfect calm.
The transactions in American bonds Sc, have been
trfng not TO be worth mentioning The threaten
ing Reputation OF the city Of Ptsburg heghten
the general distrus If such TO happen often
German capitalists will make further investments in
American securities The highest rate Of interest will
hardly tempt any one to leopard the capital.
1.-The action of the California senate has been watched
with much anxiety by those interested here and its late
vote has given great satisfaction not only 10 the bond
holders, but to every American in this quarter
''1he money market is pentfully supplied. The
Bank of Frankfort has just reduced its rate of discount
from per cent TO per cent "
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WASHINGTON CITY.
SATURDAY MORNING. JULY A. 1857

ss-lr LEWIS Montgomery Alabama, our geneaiuas
elng agent Alabama and Tennessee assisted by
" LEWIS JAMES LAWS SAMUEL d. LEWIS.
sSAr O. W. JAMES No Harrison street Cincinnati oho our
general States and Texas assisted by
H. j. THosAs WILLIAM TnosAs Tnos JAMES, Dr. A. cmips
GEORGE NORRIS Receipts Of either VIII be good
ssMr JAMES No 1872 South Tenth street pmAdelpna
our general travelling agent assisted by WM WnD Jos Col
Inns JAMES Dmso HAnrr, r. s. JAMES Taos d NICE X w NOR
nrsos T. W WHEY l. wArnnAN Arfx H. CARSON d. X MIS-
ny BKs i. swAIs, 7. kssnAs, and p DAVIS,
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GEORGIA DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION

GEORGIA. DEMOCKAIIC STATE UUNVENIIUN
We received by yesterdays southern mail , the
Federal (Nilledgeville) Union Of the 30th utino.
which contains the official report Of the proceedings
o. Se late democratic State convention of Georgia.
The nomination by the convention of Judge Brown
for governor has already been announced in our col
umns We now make room for the resolutions adopt
ed by that body as they given in the report al
luded To-:
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OFFICIAL.

APPOINTMENT BY THE PRESIDENT
Mark L. Means, to be register Of the land office at
Warsaw, Missouri.
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1857-07-04

The democratic State convention Of Vermont will
meet at Rutland on the 10th Of this month
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1857-07-04

Ole Bull gave concerts in Madison Wisconsin, ON We'd
ncsday and Thursday last
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1857-07-04

At least a thousand Norwegians arrived at Milwaukee
Tuesday and "Wednesday Of week before last ana,
from conversation with them 1t asocrained that AZ
least twenty thousand Of their counrymen coming
america the present year.
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After what has passed il may be perhaps difficult
TO revive these mutual good feelings which undoubt-
eddy at time subsisted between the sister repub-
lies. Buwe believe il by no means impossible not
withstandng the various Influences that will proba-
bly, labor to prevent its accomplishment One of the
most formidable obstacles is jealousy which has
been deeply infused into the minds of the people of
Mexico and South America principally through the
medium of that foreign influence to which we have
so often alluded They have been persuaded that
the policy of the United States contempates the
extension Of this confederation over the entire CONT
nent and, consequently, not only the occupation of
the SOIL but the overthrow of their nationality and
the extinction of their race.
That some such ideas have been thrown out by
more than one sagacious and profound statesman in
attempting to penetrate the mysteries of futurity
and that they entertained by portion of the peo
pie Of the United States, is very certain. But we do
not believe any administration of this government
past or present, ever made these anticpations the
basis of its policy or contemplated any action for
the purpose of accelerating their accomplishment
That there are certain consequences which must
necessarily result from certain causes unless coun-
eracted by others more powerful cannot reasonably
be disputed Thus, the multiplication and expansion
of of men of superior intelligence energy ac-
tiyity enterprise, and numbers it is natural to pre-
sumo will lead TO an ultimate realization of what Mr.
Jefferson predicted as early as 1856, when he ex-
pressed the conviction that " confederacy is the
nest from which all America, North and South is to
be peopled'
But, if these anticipatons are ever realized we
will venture to say it viii not be by any premedita-
ted policy of this government and, least of ALL by
conquest or usurpaton. The United States, at least
for the present, have plenty of for expansion
their rivalry, either separate combined. They do
not wish to subdue them and there are nsuperable
obstacles, which must to every rejecting mind,
to their annexation to this confederacy.
IT. then, the people of the United States should in
the of ages, expand the whole or great
portion of the New World, and carry with them their
habits manners, language, institutions, and liberty,
it will not be by any of action on the part of
the government 1t will not be because man wills
it, but because lie cannot arrest the impulse that
controls the great tide of human events. 1t will be
owing to those great universal that operate
all times and everywhere when the Supreme Ruler
of the Universe takes the reins in his hands, and
politicians statesmen, potentates and nations be-
come the passive instruments of His providence
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SouSpIxas AeAIS.--Capt Bergman is going over in
the Arctic to make new line Of soundngs in the Attain
tic 70 that the telegaphic wire viii only lie for fonr
miles on Newfoundland instead Of four hundred, nm
der the present arrangement The distance 10 be sound
cd is about six hundred miles
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1857-08-26

. Mlsiag takea 9 e0ntRass
:W fFoA Msssra. j. B. u W.
80 e Bsnass, TO convey the U.
8. Mall gsum the Platte EivsE, Raar IA Faakss
30 DMhkgsa. ana aow prepared q carry
passengers ca EAks ruutg.
Pekmams kxmvsaEn1 khTeaxh kAls zegfon
win IND saas lias cheap and paeasRnG eas.
RnnRtmg, as I Do, In eannee&Aon with the
Masass Bsaaett, whose line extends gYom
tha PlAfts river, VIA NsbEaska City, rsgulaR
aaA direGf enznmaniestioa Ia thus opaasa
Rrom Mianssosa to Kansas, through Ehsfair-
est n0EEz0n 6E Nebraska.
This Ia this dearest. cheapest and best
route from O9aaha and Couneil Bluff 90
Dakota and Sioux City.
Tbs poiSkx embraced In this route are a.
follows, tO-wik -- Omaha City, Via Belle.
vHe, to Platte river, aud via Saratoga, FioE-
sAee, Ft. Calhoun, De- Sos2, Cunning city,
Texans, Dseztus, B!&skbiFd, onssdi 10
DAhkska Hsas
TIME TABLE From OnAh&, via
Bellows, 20 Platte Eiwer, fthenes By Bea-
ns&t's line % Nebraska Cgty1 egsEy thurs
day aaa sandxy HosnIngs returning sane
days.
Froa Omaha, via Saratoga, PiC4sues,
~ CaiAozA, De sota, Monday ana Friaay
msTAingas returning v sdnssday# SDd Sat
ugdaya.
Ffoa Omaha, via Saratoga, Fiorsncs,
Fl. CaIhoua, Ds sofa, Cunning city, Texan
ah, Decatur, Bisekbir&, Onadi 10 Dahkosa
MoBday mornings, retariag imRsdiately.
II. u JOHNSON.
0maha, sgassi-57 EE a.
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PINE LUMBER.

Use saeseFfbeg would respectful
il Asaaase 10 tie eitizsRs Of Potts ~. a.
ME and tae aajoaatRg counties, tbaI go
1psnsd - exssaslgs Pine Lumber w. :, -
asznssa sssas ely sad b Ia recent n n I Z
Pc FsguaaTag, ana viii ksep constast. ~ &
HARD 3 laTgs and well selected storF y .
PINE EUMRER,
Fssaa ar2 isaeh - 2 sasehsas also, Mn. 49,.
90 Nsgksd apOxiags Pima shinsss All IL
= = 1lalsass doors kc.s all Of Whlch -
ken Ioy1 for cash. ~
KELLER BHyypr
peels, a6a3s '''
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@ka& $#x4&@M8M @#M #&&M& mA&XN
~ ii
sAan III ana xuasiaw, All maEf
nsneA - - sppess&g slsGEw1
10 ezess ok nagl@aszass
he NEB1A n q 4 kEsE rate Auak.
witt powerful naeAInsry. haiH axnEMezsS
fer fssEying % fhs hzIsee<srI River, every
thing abUak hsK q assF snd Ii sxsaiasat al
der, + rs
sias wiz MT saExv twsaay waebns
and teaGas % d Lane gpE kwe handEaa bead
o. cattle bNk SmA essa 4ess sartfy carry nj
waSnna asad ssaama Il j sxfp and eAa3a@ ard
other akpek n nsA0pegfaaa.
1he Rivsg as kllaa pcina III anly ah0saE sss-
szi hnnaarsd esss wfda With BNc@ BaTroh,
a@A E@ek henma aAasSas On Sash axaae, PER
eae@Ey easaa ef MI nhak aeas. and sopsA
pasaaAnsnf landIngs dlfeegay oppaaike Zach
0Eazex eoasaa asnkfY kkSs b1Rk ma&ea her
eraaaazsa u Isss fham minszRas and ID AZ
sssgaanzgy abs 70 Dc "a rs Fasryirg Ehas
win be Aune at aTl poInks on klaa kfisaourf
RtxsR aboEs the mouEh Il shs Platte EkIs
We Do not, (liks Ms osnaha Psrxw Co,..
paay) sag1 khe akbaaGaon 81 ths nntsffse Is a
Eane Aablss We hare aones 0sg vhagkeg Il
we pEAsReeand 4, ohaigss Ms an gna as III
fanass, Er0m me rising To the askfink NJ "a
@an, ard w Are pesSseSay wfising As4 M
ways ready 70 EmiasE khOse rhlsgatacns q the
latter II lone asnGnaaa ersaas, we eTssas
haan sgkEh0a8 Asa&Y. v
The road ID ghe Ferry on the Kagwa eszgs
| im ageaAIaMk. and xT0sn FE1Eenee s1 M psalts
Vsiasy &c i aaamy miles nearer nd hasssh
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GENTS FURNISHING G0ODs
Ever osaFsd to the public In this city, and
we are rsesiying weekly per Express kfona
1t. Joseph, and By team, large sddfsians %
our stock. - Ii
Having ampEs room La oar new saaessssgaa
TO exhibit eur goods, vie shall TAXA pIaasuys
In showing them 10 all,
Old gad Ksang4~.SAaTa aaG TsRf
Whether they wish to purchase OK aos.-~.
Our uptto7=" Large sales and saali pgokksis
viii be faithfully adhered to, Is our presaaE
stock must Be CLOSED oas between hLs and
spring, preparatory 10 going iata an sxeIu-
awe wholesale business.
~ Call aoon-aow ia your ims to OBJ
tain great bargains.
LEHMAN EROS
Dec %s~2sS - H
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J. 4. S0EKS 8Eo. ". y COD,
NEHkgAshxAN
DRUG Il CHEMICAL HOUSE.
Homes 4 Weed


IOmes L. Weed
UT HOLES ALE and retail dealers In All
w kinds Of Drugs snd Chemical, Paints,
Oils, Dye atAas, Windsw glasss Glass ware.
PerfumAry, TT'eilez AID fancy Soaps,
Fancy Goods, Wines and Liquors Of
kinds, Tobacco, Cigars, &c, &c.
Having purchased the sntire stock Ok
Drugs and Fancy GOodsfoEmsTiY belonging
to @. H. Henry & Co., and moved Into
our new store Ia Assembly Block, We are
now prepared to Gil all orders either at
wholesale OF retail. We have ca hand a
complete assortment Of Draga and Aedi~
ciaes which we oEar as los - eaa be
bought this side Of s. LoUis.
Our Patient Medicine department 10 fall
and complete embracing all Of the new and
popular Medicines OF the day, .....-s
Merchants aAd others desiroas OF puT-
chasing goods In cur lins win do we'll 20 give
us q call, as eur Drugs are all warranted
pure and una federated, and All goods par-
Chased a NJ and not proyfng - represent
ed can be returned ut eur own expense and
the saonsy refunded.
feb i0-sT 4 JONES L WOOD.
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Naaiee

rs hereby gfxaas thar the aHdeEs sned a.
J. "a ths I'd dag At JsnaaTy, 4. D. l'3;
take est lsk4@ks aE administrator qPJl Il
eskats q e. B. DoFsay Gray, tscsass1
TharsfoEs al pesanns having claims agsls
ssaid sasata aHs nakklzEssaa ts present then, AZ
sAentieaked ascsRdsag TO law, TO The Ce-lT
j adgs Of Rek1MwA4samia eoanty, Iowa, II
adjustment, ard all persons indebted to "a.
estate ssila naks asMias&iaaa payneat 70 -
M@aaxsaams s--.
81 ~. THOMAS IA. BENTON, j.,
Council Bima, Iowa, ] AdniAls.T2r
3 JaaaaFy D aeST SED0s
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To NJ. ]. Holloway and Dealasnln ase aavs
Gentas-- Yen ara hereby aoki1esa aAaa Elsa
usadeFsianad vii appear before the RsgEn-
ter aaa Receiver az the Land efisce at Gaaa.
sn Bluffs, Iowa, On e9ta lsa day Ill Amausa,
A D 1897, to pgeve her right to suEsg hTs
tbs neG4h east quarter e &C.
ion Nc. thlsseen I19 Township savasssy
[ T0) hogsA Or range No. ferty-khree al
west. JANE ARauYIk
Jug ~ 1851 -
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The farm 10 situated On Honey Cresk 4
miles from Council hlmfEs 600 a,,s, 4
spleaab Saw log TixaAsFg Iaa3 s&rss of va.
RE 100 Ut which In under good ts,.s o.
HDney creek runs through the farm. g9rs,
sk q good and never falling supply Of sd
gEafsgj three good gpFtngB and one w.
has twa houses and Que corn CRIB. Ia
present crop viii testify 10 the nchas., I
she sod. The shove desirable farm Ca ,.
bad cheap. For further particular, a.-4
TO THOMAS HENSHALL
! luIyA3tS CheAR Cash co.,.
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REMOVABLE!
Lea IMAM RRahWsWM M MR@

ItAkES this Hasehcd ea mssagysng sheis
a saany customers and lie paAise gshesal-
y, that they have just removed Esss tassis
Large Il New EfoTe, magess Ksassk,
Immediately opposite their ed stana. and
next door to PegrsEa Il Co.. Banking Hoass.
where they viii be most happy se asaE a.
81 theiF Old customers, and Is msny nsw
Shss as may favoT them with eau.
We have on hand the Largest and bsss So
fsgkad mfn~k a@ p = = - -
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III 8 Broadway, MasFe the fRisbi,-,
" 81 % clsanlAss ana gensesl sr,T1 s , .
ara hessoNaa wfkloNt stiat or gIr 5se. sH''
he ablie are galtsly invited to eST tI- 4sI
saszas Fhefes sh6am be BE 50 hcI .I a a. u
laeavA taa@aa saas keen sdgs Of ehse!!,,s a. 80 /
b. reaa0ged By the consolation tbai = u WI
Aons sleek, easy and without Egr,. u "a "a
fssa ''o u
nsosawas opposite shs eRobinsop H.
II wA#xs Ss
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Ta assaaesslay q u 80 elA4saas tx
Kk Ecmne1 MIsls 80 1smnaas NMsas@
sna EznigxaslGM ganax azlYs ansEk III I'D 49,
mmee AZ mAak ~ Lat kaavs iuss gansaSsss
sFoaa shaosd asasd. 81 Us sguss laEslv esens
pied by 6hanap, 81 Hsmsz 81. maaziY %
spxaae slas RsksnaAa Hbssa. D aaesk ng
RAaaLz GmpxNmaKs. unsngpaaseA ~ asY
othes ewes opsnsd ID sasla esEy, m1lEh wa
Casss be sAs public D Lille EesEsF siian shsy
can bag sssewiere, ~ akoek saaslsk Is
part X
Brown paIvaslsed and Lear Sugar,
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FAN FOR SALE.

A N sxesIlant ven Numbered and w1e,s.
Il farm eDataialng I'D acres, on h--T
Greek, h potfaw&tEanie county, for SAX
1hars In - &nrss Ia cultivation and gu&
sssms6ogEakaa eahins~ and FIST rate vel (
water haseems The farm is situated llE,e.
ly on the m8tn Stage road from CcgDt4
Bluff to Sioux City and Il 10 uiies irsa
The sogRsg place. A. good bargain VI. y
gwen Il aualieaka0a be made imned-a.s.I1
ne oagaas 81 the pksaajses
ARCHIBALD PATTEN.
tan q s6s :
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no FOR the COFFEE H(DIlehl
HEAD o. BROADWAY.
Il. .. AMY


MOULD moss respectfully announce ia
w the cikixssss of Western Iowa, Meth
eFn Missouri Rad NsbSaska, that he has Eaas
ractysa one Of the largest and best assert.
Hssnt ue Stoves north Of st. L0uia. snch az
Charter Oak, Golden Era, Bucks Patent
Empire and EaliforAis. Elevated Oven,
which he viii sell cheap for cash, at his old
ssazlas sshsah haa bean knewn fuE the lagE 5
ysaEa n Council BiaEsss Persons wialslsw
70 purchase, viii do well to call and exau3S
Inc ear full stock Of Slqyea, Tin. Copper.
Brass, Brittasga and apannerl ware.
Past aavors thankfully received. and We
hops Dy close attention 10 our business and
: aasoEasFss TO share good part of tbs trade
tn ogF lLass.
- Also, do 10 order, Guttering, Spout
iaag5 Tia, Zinc and fren Roofing.
~ Al kinds Of Job-wogk done n cur
hoe on short nstiee.
Ne. D east sade Of MRndisen street, head
% broasway. n. I'D. AMY.
may o, 1856. $3.50. IL
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nxsa0eKNyWHeaN.

EEfhE eDPartasrship hsrstofsFe existing
u under the same and style OF johnson.
Carpenter Babbitt, IL this day dissolved
gy mutual consent. all persons knowing
themselves - BE- aaiabsssi to J. g. yohasoa,
Jonas0n :. 0arpsAtsEs Of IaAAson. Caapsss-
seT y babbltts viii please call and ssttEs m
es 4 ss nsessmaEy That immediate settlement
e made IN ardsT 10 eiess up tbs BUSINESS 81
the old arna.