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The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1857-08-15
- PROSPECTUS OF THE . :.
United States Directory!
rJ1HE UNDERSIGNED PROPOSE ISSUING ABOUT
l. the first OF October 1857, book under the above
title to contain about

@# FIFTEEN HUNDRED PAGES! s..t
(size of Pages Is by 90 inches fr't
The object Of the U. S. Directory will be;
lst to give the Name and Post Otce Address of every
Male Person nf the age OF Fifteen years and upwards
in the United States. - =
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Master in the United States ..-,..a -
So give the Name and place Of Publication of every
Daily weekly, Monthly aud Quarterly Paper and Mag
aZine, published in the United States
Each State, City, Town, Village and Post Once will
be Alphabetically arranged.
the Name OF each person will be Alphabetically ar
ranged undoE the head of their respective Post Once
Address. -4F t.s.E-ls ~
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10 every resident of America, respectfully solicit
Inc AID OF Post Masters and Others in all parts of the
country, In obtaining and sending them on as
soon as possible.
In making up lists, write the nams Of the Post once
county and STATE at the head OF the Sheet then m the
remainder with distinctly written names of Male
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Us soon as YOU have sufficient to I'LL on envelope for
ward them on Immediately 90 y ! = sf>'F'N"
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FRANK STREET,
KSsS Assss y .EsssrseN + CossseSisr 1t Leg,
C0U.N-CIL BLUFfsy I0W:S.

MILL 1--WE PAOMPT ATTENTION TO
w any business entrusted 10 his care within the
purview Of his profession His facilities inyesga-
ting Land Titles, and mparting correct Information in
regard to the condition Of Titles to Lands and Town Lots
in Potawutanie County superior those possess
cd BY any other person In this part Of the State He
now preparing, and will shortly have completed an abb
straet OF all the Deeds record TO lands County
and 70 lots In Council Bluffs and In all the principal
dtions thereto The abstract Of Titles Is 80 ar
ranged that the name Of each gantor and from
the first down to the present time be seen at one
view, wh the date OF each deed the date Of filing for
record the book and page where recorded also all
the material defects apparent the record The alb
sract Of titles TO lands is also very conveniently ar
ranged He will also procure from the an abb
sract OF each deed IL is recorded SO that he will be
enabled to give TO desiring abstract the whole
chain from the entyin the Land Office " the time
the Information is desired. ~ -s--sd ~
He Is also procuring from the Land Once list Of all
the Lands entered in the County, showing by whom
tered, when entered, whether with cash Warrants or
scrips the nuaber Of each tras
paid therefor His charges fcr examination Of Titles
will be reasonable 49, 49, g zg
Persons living at adistance nave an abstract OF
title to any tract Of land Town furnished them by
mail by enclosing fee Of twodollars and dollar
for each additional lot tract Of land to be included in
the same abstract. + t..
He is also prepared to execute with Dispatch con-
veyances OF every description. Office Broadway In
second story Of Haggs New Block nearly opposite the
Robinson House. ist n4-u
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WE CALL ATTENTION.
New Fall Goods.

NY DRENNEN & Co. have just received
q . their stock of New Goods OF the fall
styles, and take pleasure in being able to an
nounce to their friends and the public that
they open the Fall Campaign Of 1857 by of
fering greater inducements to purchasers
uian ever. Among the large and varied assert
nicnt may be found,
LADIES DRESS GOODS,
consisting of Silks, Dcl,ines, French Nerinoes
Coburg and Parimcta Cloths, Alpacas, Cling
hams, Prints, nc.
MEN AND BOYS WEAh,
Black, Brown and Blue Cloths, Blacl, Doe
skin and Fancy Cassimcrs, Sattinetts, Jeans,
Tweeds, Wooden, Plids, and stripes for Pants
Satin and Silk Vestings.
DOMESTICS,
Blcachcd and Unhleached Muslns, shecting's
and shrtng's, Wooden, Flanrcl's, Canton do.
Ticking Il II to % cents, Checks, stripes,
Lancaster and Glasgow Ginghams, Elue Drills
Cotton stripes &c,
HATS, CAPS, BOOTS, AND SHOES,
We have just received a large stock of Boots
shoes and Brogans, also very extensive as
.sortmtnt Of Hats and Caps which we will sell
as low as can be bought in the city.
GROCERIES.
Coverings steam syrup, Prime New Orleans
Molasses, Trinidad do Rio, Laguira and Mara
cabo Coiiees; Best Powdered and Pulverizcd
sugars superior Black and Green Teas.
Also, Brushes Of all kinds, Brooms, Tubs,
Churns, Clothes Lines, Bed Cords, Grass
Ropes, QuccnSwarc Glassware stoncware
Knives and Forks, &c, for sale at the lowest
prices by \. DRENNEN 4 Co.
Eliiton, september Goth, 1857:
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NOTICE.
Joseph Whitaker and !
George p. Whitaker.

joseph htdker ana
George p. Whitaker.
VS.. In the Circuit
Lewis Wilder and Eliza Court for Cecil
A. Niiicr, his wife, \. l.. c uu y. III
Lowell and Laura Il. Lowell Equity. no.
his wife, and james NJ. vembcr l il H.,
Conard. 1851.
FsTiIE Object Of this suit is to procure a de-
A cree Tor the sale Of certain mortgaged
premises in Cecil county, which We're on the
second day Of April, eighteen hundred and
filty-thrce mortgaged by the defendants,
Lewis Wilder and Eliza A. Wilder bis
wife, and A. L. Lowell and Laura L. Lowell.
his wife. to the defendant, james VI. Cunard.
which said mortgage the defendant. James
NJ. Conard, assigned to the con'panants on
the cl vcnth day Of January, in the year
eighteen hundred and fifty -four. The Bill
states that on the date first above mentioned
Lewis VI ilder, and wife, and a. Il. Lowell,
and wife, mortgagcd certain premises, par
ticually described in the Bill and its accom-
PauyiHg exhibits. unto the defendant. james
NJ. Conard, to secure the payment OF three
thousand dollars one thousand to be paid
on The first Of April, eighteen hundred and
iitty-ttye, one thousand on the first day Of
April, eighteen hundred and Glty-siX, and
one thousand ON the first day Of April,
eighteen hundred and ftty-Scvcn, all with
legal interest; that afterwards, before the
payment Of any Of the said sums, james NJ.
Conald assigned said mortgage and mort
gagged premises to the compliments to wit:
on the llth oi january, 1851 that The one
thousand dollars due on the LIST Of April,
1903, and the one thousand dollars due on
the lst of April, 1896, have been paid. with
interest; but that the one Thousand dollars
duc Oh the lst Of April, 1857, las not been
paid, NOR any interest on the same, since tie
lSt Of April 1886.
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}..s.|lc0.

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CAZIBR in Jacksonville. Fast Florida, OF
Yellow Fever, MIRIAM C.. CAMmR, in The
l2rh year of her age; and WILLIAY W.
Folks CAzIER. in TIL It'll year Of his age,
children Of john Ford, aud Miriam q.
CaZier.
DERR-On Wednesday, Nov. 18th, ncal
North East, Harry MoRHls, son OF Isaac
and Susanna Darr, aged 8 years, Q month
and days.
Beloved thou art gone
TO join h angel band
To sing the praises OF tho Limb,
In heaven at God 5 right hand
Thy loss deeply fell,
Bat sorrow not in vain,
For by the promise Of Gods Word,
We hope to N ct again.
Assist u, Lord. 10 bclr
Thy clustering rod ofloye,
That with our loved one we may share
Thy joys Of heaven above.
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FROM UTAH. ST. Lo"is Dec. S.--An OK.
press passed through here yesterday Tor
Washington with dispatches from Col. John
son. The Republican publishes adyices to
the third of November. The Mormous bad
stolen GO0 head of cattle in sight Of Major
NcXandcr's camp. 1t was supposed ,hat
Col. johnson had concentrated his forces
with those Of Major Alexander. There was
Mach suffering for want of provisions and
clothing. The horses also wanted forage and
were giving out.
Governor Cumming and The other officers
were determined TO enter Salt Lake City,
if possible, whilst the Moimons were deter
mined to make resistance. A skimish be-
tween Major Alexander and the Mormons had
taken place, in which few Of thc lattar were
taken.
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CECIL COUNTY MAP.

FgIiE publisher would inform the citizens
Il. Of Cecil, that Notwithstanding he has
Hot yet completely canvasscd the county, as
he has nearly sufficient names TO cover his
expense in outlay, to save time and hasten
the publication Of the maps he has commence
ed tie survey for the same; and will be
much Indebted to persons giving correct in
formation concerning the different localities
he may be in. He will at the same time con-
tinue obtaining subscribers, and trusts the
citizens will be liberal in that way.
lie would suggest that subscribers will be
conveniently served with the nap imme diatc
Iy after its publication; while non subscri-
bers who may desire it, will be put to much
Inconvenience and delay in obtaining copies
by reason Of the undersigned not knowing
for whom, and how many extra copies to
publish.
Subscriptions will be thankfully received
in books to be found at J. L. Browns Elkton
Post Office, r. l.. Thomas Srorc, North
East: Jesse Il. Coulson, Port Deposit; Char
les II. lIaines, Brick Meeting House, and
J ohm II. Streets, Warwick.
SIMON J. MARTENET,
Nov. II. Baltimore.
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CLOTHING At REDUCED PRICES
5000 es.assy.E,Tv'S u,s23 Si5G.

4 T No. q MAEliET STREET. WHINING
= TnN.-tin7iug hal yer? large stock of
MlNrGn CLoraryG made up to meet the usual
demands for Eailaud Winter Wear. the subscriber
will sell them at PRirES TO SUIT VHH TINES
Good Heavy ined Pants, from 81 90 10 80 90
Goats, d" > 30 10 & 90
g Over Coats, ) 50to12 80
g Vests " 80 to ) 90
Persons DESTROYS Of srcurin. cur.r FOR CASH
well male DRESS and FRnCK COATS Of Amer-
can. French and Engijsh Cloths, Cassimercs and
$nltimct. and fine coh on El;COiTS. and Kaslans
Of superior pilot, AID Beaver Cloths Of substantial
quality. shoui call at No. 81 VI lHKEr STREET
where they can be suited with Fashionable Gar
lneui5 at almost any price.
very large sroek of Pants Vests. Shirts,
Drawers. and other articles 81 ticrtrnems Wear
OF every style, made il The latest fashion and best
manner.
AIso a largo stock of cloths ard cassmorcs on
hand which will be made up cheap to order.
IN extensive stock Of BOYS CLQTuING always
on hrnd, ofthe bcsr quality and at very low prices
YEA great part Of the cloths in these goods
were bought at auction at very low rates and the
subscriber is therefore enabled TO sell them much
cheaper than ever before Gall at No. 81 Market
street, between Front and Second. and examine
for yourselves. VIM. Il. LOWE.
Dec ), 1877. No. 81 Market st, Wilmington
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yy!so wants TO Sell his Earn, 2

OG WHO WANTS 10 BUY A FARM THE
" subscriber who has been II practical farmer
for twenty years. ard also has nd considerable
business experience. having commenced the sale
of Real Estate w"ull solicit those dcsripus Of
selling or purchasing, to coll ON. or write to him.
rs he is conRden: he will be able TO gj7c entire
satisfaction. Satisfactory references given when
desired / have a number Of Farms in tho vicinity
OF N1rristown for sllo, and applicants for others
cali On CALEG cEEssON. Agt.. n. L, corncr of
Callowhll ana Franklin Sts., Philadelphia At
! my farm on Wednesdays and Saturisl', State
Road, between Penn and Centre squares, Whtpan
Township Montgomery Co, Pa Noy. HIM
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Land and lets for Sale,

.AE.GR PORT DEPOSIT.
4 SPLENDID COUNTRY SEAT, con-
Ii tanning about 20 Acres, miles from Bat
4 tie Swamp. and improved 1
RI I'm with good House, &c. One trim,
I'll q House and Lot on Main ST.. ''s{ 4,
L'a@1'r, Port Deposit; this is u dcsi- 'ja5 4'3,a
rAole property, aud in fee simple. Two
Tracts Of Land on the SusQuchanna. and on
the site Of the Central Railroad: the land Of
fine quality. Also, several small Dwellings,
in and adjoining the town Of Port Deposit.
All the above VIII be gold on accommodate
ing terms. J. r. COULSON.
Port Deposit, July Is If
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TIE UTAH ExPE pTUON.--Dr. Jacob For
ney superintendent Of Indian affairs for the
Territory of Utah. has written a letter to the
Indian Bureau, dated Fort 10 lan.ie October
%. in which he states that the troops would
leave there on the evening Of that day and
that he and his party would follow on to-
morrow. lie says that they met no hostile
Indians between Font Laramie and Fort Kear-
ney. Airport hal reached him that portion
Of the Utah Indians are Mornons, and chat
Brigham boasts flat hc has several Indian
tribes in his service, and rcady TO take up
arms against The United States. The Doctor
SAYS that, in the couso Of few weeks, he
will know the truth Of this rcport.-G"ioa.
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Cir nlnrI;cls.
ELKTDN MARKET.
[Reporicd by n. S. Sites. !

X REPORTED by II. s. Sitcs.1
ELHroN, December u. 1857.
Red Wheat Sis White do. GlI5, yellow
Corn, old 60, new IS; Oats %; Potatoes IS
Nails, 81 %; Peruvian Guano: A. No
!, SCI: Mexican do. S25 %; Columbian dc
$3S 90; Rccsc's Manipulated Guano, 500 co.
De Burg is Super Phosphate $l5 90; Plaster
3S: q. \. Sale 81 So; IIcrripgs, per Dbl,
$50: n &. trimmed Shad, per half Dbl.
800; Timothy Seed per bush 81 %.
BALTIMORE, Dec. lOIh.-Ciood TO prime
rcd wheat $l.o0 to l0j prime white wheat
Sl.15 to Sis. Corn both white and ycl-
low As to G5 cents. Rye - cents Oats 80
to 81 cents. according to quality. Flour
Howard street 81 S7i; Extra i IS to SG.25
WILMINGTON, Dec. l0th.-Whcat tl.lO
Corn 60 cts; Oats 80: Flour SG.2j. -Jouraai.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. l0th.-Whcat rcd.
Sl.t2 TO LA; white lis to 90: Corn Il
cents; Oats 80 cents; Flour 1915 10 &C 80.
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1!&tTiHl0nr.

N'"'fi'''"'!
For every mans Digestion:
Nhnn the She'll is fairly cracked,
Pop! goes the question.
sinner all thew can Sir
TIL. from ont their pouting lps,
pom, coes the answer.
Ran,:ost kind of arsgu-
when If rains certain height,
Pom! socs the puraon.
Made Of rosy coiors-
Into sunlry dry good tii.s,
Pop! goes the dpllr.
Round the corner tnay be,)
out upon the happy world,
POP goes Il baby.
Father gives ii brandy,
And mlown its gastric tube,
Pop! goes the candy.
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ELKTON ACADEMY:

vllIIE Trustees woi,ld announce tIat III
i Fall Session of this Institution com.
menccd on the 25th ult., under the super
vision Off @. A: Jones, A. NJ. assisted by
MIS-. j. Z. A. Jones', both experienced
ieacner. In order to place the best educa-
tiohai advantages within the reach OF all,
they have considerably reduced the rates OF
'"'tion. They would therefore nope that inc
punilc VIII give increased patronage to the
.,r' .h't IL may re eyaoie" !" hns'a'n
itself and be made FIRST Class Institution II
Le0rntng. Inc branches VIII DC snch as are
taught IN all our higher Schoois ana coilcges.
snu papils may obtain .noronsh LhgIsh
or CLASSICAL Education without gong from
nome.
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Attention Heusekeepersi

'TNilE subscriber having purchased the entire in
L tcrest of Mathews and johnson, in the newly
established
Flour and Feed store,
in ELKTON. nearly opposite the Howard House,
respectfully invites tho attention of Ills FRIENDS and
housekeepers generally: to lis we'll selected stock
FAMILY FLOUR;
among which may at all times be found the follow
ing brands Extra Family White Wheat Flour;
Extra Suprtdne; Common Superfna; Tfiddlings,
RYE FLOUR AND BUCKWIIEAT;
White ami Yellow Corn Meal; White ship Stffr,
Common do: Bran; Corn and Oats, ground; CCra
and Oats in the grain, Potatoes; all q which Wilt
be sold at the lowest cash prices,
Wholesale OK RETAIL
" All articles delivered within the limits Of ths
town. FREQ of cost.
EE Country Produce taken in exchange.
.r- Every effort will be made to please tho puB-
lie, and their custom thankfully received
May ~ ly VIM 7. GILES.
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T y n VI 7 y u tN.NI NJ.
VTyILL he sold at Private Sale Farm
w lying on the turnpike from Eikton to
ChriStanl, Del. . miles from Eikton, con-
tanning FIFTY ACRES, more or less; g
acres to lac reserved on the north east
cnd.) 1t has Il portion Of WOODLAND
and II comfortable House, good Barn :.
and other out buildings. Persons yrftt--sz
FISHING to examine this property will 'ss}1..'g
and the subscriber on the premises. 'i5t:f' 4
Possession will be given on The 2J.h Of
March next.
The conditions are, 5000 on the day Of
sale. $500 on tho Goth OF March. 1851, $500
on the 25th Of March, 1853, and the balance
may be secured by mortgage for Il limited
time at option ofthe holder. The credit pay
mrnt to bear interest.
Oct. 24-f JESSE UPEEGRONE.
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THE LADIES DRrssEs.-Tu tic feminine
world Of Paris the subject Of conversation is
the remark Of the French Empress to A9us-
tine B,ohan, one Of The arbi,cr Of good taste
at the theatre and the city, that PROBABLY
dresses would be without tiounccS this win
ter" In fact the new dresses ollIer Majrs-
ty are widowed Of these external ornaments.
But the cruolinc preserves its clandcstine
empire at ths Court rs well as the city.
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EXAMINERS, NOTICE.

TEVIiE undersigned duly, appointed &c EX-
Il amircrS - TO view and determine the
propricty Of uniting Veazey's and Pearce's
Necks, by the location Of aroad proposed to
commence sc near the foot or western end Of
Bosen's Lane in Feazey's Neck, and run
through the lands Of Ilczckiah Price, decd,
to the divisional line between the farms Of
George W. Oldham and John W. Morgan,
ESqs., by and with said line to the end there
of, and thence through John W. Morgan's
land to Joseph Megl's lands thence to the
Pearcc's neck road - hereby give notice
that they will meet at the proposed begin
ming of said road, on WEDNESDAY, the 23rd
day Of December, next, at 10 O'Clock a. M,
to discharge the duty dcyolying upon them
by virtue Of their commission.
JOHN WROTH,
G.. NJ. ELDRIDGE,
JOHN UUSFELT,
Nov. 81, 1857-5w. Examiners.
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TIE CASH SYSTEM.
GIVES ALL AN Equal CHANCE

r WOULD say to my old customers and the
4 Public that | have opened store ON
North street, opposite where my old one
was burned, where | will do a strict CASH
Business, believing it to be to the interest
to both the buyer and seller.
BY buying for Cash l can buy at least 6 per
cent cheaper. and by selling for cash can
afford to sell 10 per cent less than on credit.
giving my customers a chance to save 10
cents on every dollars worth they buy
My Stock consists Of
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES,,
HATS, AND CAPS,
BOOTS AND SHOES,
Cedar &c. To my stock Of Groceries | will
give particular, attention to have them fresh
and in quantities to suit customers, Smoked
Beef Clipped Beef, small Bagged Hams, good
Coffee, Sugar and Molasscs, can always be
had at city prices. The Motto is Quick
Sales and Small Profits. Come or send once
and try, we have but one cash price on our
Goods. JACOB b. ASH.
N. B.-Country Produce taken in .sx
change for Goods at cash prices.
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NOTICE.,

TE7IlE Orphans Court of cell county hold
Z their STATED MEETINGS on the
second Tuesdays OF February, April, juno,
August, Octobcrand December.
u acknowledgements will be passed and
paid at January, April, July and October
terms. REUBEN b. LAMAR,
Mar y lSJ6--ti. Register.
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Ii rsERR,s
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
Boot, Shoe and Cater Store,
lsl North See ST., Phila. few doors below Vino.
T AIDES and GENTS, ifyou want an equivalent
II for your money in Boots, Shoes or Caters,
call in at our new store and obtain it. Light OK
penscs. quick aes and small profits, enable q
to promise this. Look at sample Of our prices:
Ladies Caters, single soles from IS to l.3l thick
soles from i.50 to 81 Is; with heels, 1863 to 81 90;
morocco and kid bbots with heels. 81 to 81 90,
all others equally cheap. Measures taken and
made to order Oh short uotiea. Special attention
paid to childrens' shoes. Ey-G Gum Boots and
Shoes Of all kinds. FetN ~.
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Auction

AUCTION!
TEylIE subscriber will offer his entire stock
l. of DRY GOODS AT AUCTION, or
Saturday Evening, 9th inst, at Il o'clock, fol
Cash. And continue every-other evening
thereafter until entirely closed out. go.
SAMUEL B. GRANT.
Eikton, Dec 5, 1857
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I. hENGSE0RD & S0N'S
PURE CSyTEGO STARCH,
(FOR THE LAUNDRY

ru,S as,.,,;.,., ,,..
III ' i' a siu"'I , es'eniity .n'n
ST, 0''- o''"''oN " any 0'e'
'', T,il Ia. ,,o, a., .,,,, .r -. .,-., -
'',s n"' w" .n' i'Hui' vi nS i'i'rheo su-
rnit ~ III 4""'''' anu i'' INV ""''
r,hn ,,,l,r;c .r,,, or tho o,t:,
ance of The hfgh standard now establish,d.
The production is over Twenty Tons daily
ana the demand has extended throughout the
"nole VI 'io oNi'eo 0'''eS' anu 10 loreis"
'" WINES:
" n'n'.is nus on " ,ery hrse scS'e, snu
",,''ot ,s't :! '.,' ',,e! arc ao'e 10 seIsie
+h pe,.uv. "''1iD;"tt III 'l'e I"ds tnrousn0s'
- - 10 nc go D'"'uo tu'i ~
ua, W "'>'"s' an" 10 i'"'1Hu ho" ioi lh'
III ~ ~ ''',.o .,. ,,,. -.aus,, .,,.
and no o,nor 80 ,,tv "a" ne ,n"ue,
'I 20 ""''I" ~
a 'd'' "'' Do tHIp'aou ~ ',ie'h us VIC gro
Iiot 40 :; . 49, 9 .''e,, ."'o ,calne"
., " Nv ""N ~. "'Ho
ni, U, i, NC iiNvs 20 se' th'' a'ioe eh
NJ Ei'f,I o",, w t.'" :.
" st "rn 'uun e"ss,o III te
,oS+ " yn'rs and G,,ri,,a t,,'. "h"In etI, ,'''
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THE LARGEST CHAIR

A Nd FURNITURE ESTABLISHMENT IN
n FILE CITY MATHIOT'S GAY STREET
WALERooMs No. Is and 81 NoRTH GAY SrREEyi
near FArErTE, where is kept always on hand, OF
made to order, every style Of French TErH-i-
TETEs in Plush Hair Cloth, or Brocatclle
French Full Stuff and Medallion PARLsR ARx
CHAIRS, Carved PAHLon CHAIRS, in sets; SOFAS:
half French Spring Mahogany and Walnut ParIot
CHAIRS; ROCKING CHAIRS, Srrtf SPRING LoUSG-
Es. CHAMBER SUITS CANE CHAIRS and RoCEIsd
CHAIRS; Barroom, Office and Dining CHAINS, ia
Oak. Walnut or Mahogany, with Cane. Wood OF
md ROCKING CHAIRS.
Gilt and plain frame Looking Glasses of every
variety. and all kinds Of Beds and Hair and uusk
Mattresses. A. MATllIOT.
Nos % and q North Gay ST. near Fayctc..
May Ia ly BALTiMoR1
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NO IIUMBUG!
ECGNOHsY Is WEALTH.!

r have just received a first rate lot ofCloths,
T. CasnIers, and Vcstings to suit the season
and will make them to order us low as can
be bought in either Of the cities, warranted
to fit, or no sale ;and not to rip. There is
nothing to lose by buying from he for l will
make good what say.
WILLIS RUTTER,
Elkton, Otc. 3lst, lS57-Sw.
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Large Dry Goods Establishment.
HAMILTON EASTER & CO.,

NEW MARBLE ErILDiNG,-
Nos. 100, 20l and 203 Baltimore Street,
DALTIMORE-IIave now in store mostly of
~ their own importation) one of the largest and
most complete stocks in the United states, en-
bracing
SlLkS and silk GOODS of every class;
DRESS G0NDS--a very large stock;
1HlSlI LINENS; LINEN GOODS and
HOUSEKEEPING ARTICLES Of every des-
cription;
MOURNING GOODS:
CL0AgiS. MANTIlLAS and SIIAWl.S;
EMBRoDElnES. LACES. HOSIERY. GLOVES
BLANKETS. QUILTS. DOMESTIC GOODS;
And every article generally required by
FtRNRRS Gnl PLANTERS for SERVANTS USE.
-Ss'RELATL Rooms on first noor-thc PRICE
affixed to each article from which no deviation is
made
ir@WnoTEsALE Rooms on the second and third
floors Oct l0--3m.