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The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-09-30
1892

: For striking out the word "whito.' 5000
yo.es were cast :; against striking out &c, 993 or
. mjority Of nearly 10000 in favor Of = gov-
sgninont BY "whitc folks .... f..,-s.a... s..Ef
Now look here The candidates for tie OF.
ees Of Governor and Lieutenant ON the part Of
Republicans, both voted for this striking out
~. Lowo Is 80 charged by 80" tbern papers. and
b fails to deny it; Mr.. Fa,ille has admitted
that he did 20. Th~ss candidates then are
.'sssled' to the thcoy Of doing away with the
distinction Of color at the tallot b,,x or in the
ottic: al positions required for the enactment Of
Law " its execution. Their vote says ennis
takcably that NionoEs MAI properly be admit
toll TO hold ANT POSITION in tho State which a
white ms y fai.! ..# ~. isl
Fellow citizens, do you intend t, vc&e for mon
who indorse the doctrine which you have 20
snaphatically condemned or will you maintain
. consistent character by dcros;ting ballot fos
that .ket which carries Oh it tic opponents o.
your principles.
Mceers. Lowe and Fa, lille are do, btless gen
slemen-wc know the latter to to such-bu,
shere ere many gentlemen in the state who's,
views Of public policy would bs dangerous t.
ad.pt Of what avail is your solemn repudia
don of the Ncgro-cqrality clause if you tur,
s1safc about and sustain those who advocated
And voted for it We regret TO Gee good mel
TN, hut to vindiaatn q rinciplc, it is propcl
that itg onnOnonts whoever they NAV be- sl,Culs
politically "bitc The dust
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RoBBERY.-Gov. Crimes was robbed on the
.lst Of 500 while riding on the cars from
Chicago to Blue Island. Our Governor Ought
not tn have gone to Jlue island! 1T
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STATE OF low A,
'2 AUDITORS OFFICE, Iowa City,


Sept. 7th, 1857.
1T /, hereby certified, that the 10th day Of July,
ii 1857, u statement was filed in this once rhowiaG
the condition. Of the RTNA INSURANCE. COMPANY,
Of Hartford State Of Connecticut, Of the LIST day Of
July! 1851 accordance with the provisions Act Of
the Legislature OF this State, passed JANUARY 49, 1887
that such statement Elbows that said company il pcs
ees.cd of the requisite amount Of capital and
required IN said act d"
Authority Is therefore given to the above named
Ktna Insurance Company to transact buiness OF In.
in this State in accordance with the hsre
Of. 1t il also certified, that CHA'S +. RESiICK Of
McGrcSor. ha, been duly appointed by said Company
their lawful Attorney and Agent for tho County Of
CLAYTON, with full fower to take risks Of insurance
therein, and to acknowledge service OF process upon
his filing certified copy Of the statement fled in this
Office with the Clerk Of the District Court, in and for
said County. s-e ..~g. .-.@ E a.v, rae. K
In testimony whereof, have hereunto set my hand
49,, and affixed my seal of ONCE this 7th day Il
! LS. I September, 1857. an
STATEMENT Of the lEtna InsuSanes Conf aay, "a
the LIST july 1857 mado to the state Of Iowa q r.
quired by the law Of January 7th 1851 entitled IA
act In relation to Insurance Companies."
The name OF the Corporation Is IKtna ms uyaAee
Company, located At Hartford, Gem. rs--zEa e.
The Capital !. Five Hundred Thousand Dellazs, and
is invested ne fullowS:
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The large and handsome Brick building of
Jones and Bass is about ready for the plastercr.
The lower story will be occupied by &c. Falcs
Esq, Agent for c. H. Shaw Of St Louis in the
Wholesale Grocery and Liquor business. The
second story will be occupied by the McGrcgor
R. R. ComIny as an Office. The third story is
to be fitted up for Masonic and Oddfellow
Lodges. This will be the most elegant business
house in the town.
Mr.. Durand has added to his store room as
much more space below and above and is now
able to display his large stock of goods to nd.
Vantage. " "' .N'"-t.
+. +. Munson, late Of Waukcgan, Illinois,
has almost completed his two.story frame build
ing West Of the Western Hotel on Main Street
This building is designed for Dry Goods and
General variety store, and from its size, % by
II feet, and the finish Of the front, we should
Judge Mr.. Munson was intending to do full
share of the heavy goods trade now tending to
this point. ....
CRR of the Shades Saloon has given way to
Messrs. Church, Conant e. Co.
w. II. Smith now holds forth in the West
room Of Of the McGregor House. "Eill' has
| as nice Saloon and as choice selection Of
Liquors and Cigars as there is any use for il
the United States.
D. Wolliscroft is now occupying Smiths late
Icwclry shop as a Wholesale Cracker and
Fruit Store. His card is in to-days paper
| H. Wilson, for the Madison PROJECTORS. ha.
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FTei9hts. &@H
Our monthly examination of the Ware House
books st McGregor, enablrs US to report as FL
lows: Steam Boat arrivals from Sept. LIST "a
Sept 18th inclusive, and delivering Freigl,ts Il
this port. q. Amount dischas,ed by Steam
1'oat $1,000 POUNDS. Amount received p s !,
NilWaukce 4 Missisipli Rail Road and Steam
Ferry It McGregor, $4,000 rounds-tlli.
amount We arc told BY the wharf clerk Ms.
Culver, should DC increased, At least t.cents
PR cent to cover the receipt Of goods and
merehandisc loaded at Prairie Gu Chen in
wagons and fc,rieI arr.ss without Icing &C.
counted for on this side OF the River. This
would make near 100000 by r. r. for the g
dsys Of September. almost double the River re.
osiPt4, This exhibit begins to tell something
about the reciprocal advantage the r. Road
and North Iowa arc to each other. Il is said
there AZ nearly two hundred tons ia tic Ware
House . Prairie du Chen marked Lr lhc Iowa
ME- u IT, river g -
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Chicago Distillery and Rectifying
House.
w. r. SHUFELDT g. CO..

Agents, 1874 and 1873 South Water Street.
DISTILLEES and manufacturers of Pure Spirits
i } Alcohol Ohio Rectifed Whisky. Old Rye Bour.
bon and Mononsaheia Whi,kcy American Brantlies
and Gin Port Wine Cherry Brandy and all dome tic
Liquors. Alo. High Wines at market rates.
As we FELL to none but the trade the attention Of
dealers is called to articles. Orders promptly fill
cd and goods shipped at the lowest market prices.
W L. sllCfELDT 4 co. 81 Il 95 south Water It
3m3l Post Office Box 81.
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sToNE.-Our neighbor over tho way is fur
nisl'ins Stone for the Capital building at Madi.
80" Wis. Prairie du Chen Stone bids fair to
acquire great celebrity as beautiful and
durable material for building purposes. We
hope our sister city may thrive in every res
poet. e Il #8 4s Is . +.
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-09-30

UMiss. Clyde of Bristol VI. starved herself
to death in consequence of the dcscrtion of
her husband. She stood it 80 days.
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- The New York Herald has "a columns
filed with accounts of the shipwreck of the
Central America. No correct list of the pas
scngers lost Or saved has yet been published.
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-09-30

WOODLAND CREAM pomadc for Identifying the
hair-highy perfumes, superior to my French article
imported, and for half the price. For dressing ladies
hair it has equal, giving 1t bright glossy appear
ance. It causes gcntemen's hair curl In the most
natural manner. /. removes dandruf, always giving
the hair the appearance OF being fresh shampooned-
Price only fifty cents. None genuine unless signed
& FETRIDGE & CO.,
Prorrietors OF the "Daim Of a Thousand Fawers" .
The Trade supplied by BROMER h VAN DUZYR
sole assotS 6r Prairie du Chien and nsGssps ly4s
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-09-30

NEsR.skA-Fcrguson is elected Delegate
from this territory over Chapman. Ferguson
is said to be a better Democrat than Chapman,
II the papers do not mis-inform us, all four of
the candidates were rGnning on the Democratic
Platform.
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-09-30

PorArcE Ror-ln some portions Of Msfsa.
chasetts the potatoes are roting 50 badly that it
is unpleasant to rass hy fields Of them. for the
ttenoh.
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-09-30

TAKE HEED.-D. Tlton has returned to the Mas
sasoit House, Chicago, where may b. obtained Old Dr.
James wonderful and celebrated extract Of Carn;bs
Indica His son-inaw, DR.. Thomas Tilton will supply
you with either personally by Express. 1t is sure
and speedy cure of the worst cases Of consumption
bronchitis, asthma nervous debility coughs colds and
sore throats We know this to be a fact Try it and
live. .-...-.---- -.-----
P.s.-By addressing Dr. luton note through the
Chicago Post Office, enclosing four stamps, az cents
recipe will be sent in return, free of CHARGE to any
part of the Union. Dr. TILTON.
lm4S Massasoit House. Chicago.
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-09-30

TENUANTEPEc.-Ssnator Benjamin writes
from Mexico that he has satisfactorily arranged
with that Government relative to the I'cLuan-
tepec Transit Route. . d yt
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-09-30

0,HARrEa. for October is on our table a.
readable a. ever. We are surprised that our
Magazine readers do not become regular SUBJ
scribers.
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EGBERT HOTEL.

ny Atwood Sackrider. This well known House has been
put In complete order by the resent Proprietor and
travellers may rely upon being we'll trratcd reason
able charges. Walkers stage Lines change ut thi,
House daily.
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some two-story building. ..Es .....
Haldin Of the American, has converted his
plain looking Hotel into an elegant city look
ing establishment, with an open front basement
The American is doing large business, and
among the ups and downs Of Hoteling at Nc
Gregor, it continues to grow in public fayor.-
Harding is not afraid to spend his receipts in
improvements and such man deserves to be
sustained. .ss
Several buildings of a public kind, and
dozens Of dwellings, have gone up within the
last two weeks, but the names of the proprie-
tors have not been reported to US and we omit
farther mention at present. XIX Es5.
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OLD DO i r B 0 n !

THE undersigned have recently erected a
Rectifyiasg EStHLlislas,,e, st
At McGrcgor. for the purpose of improving the
quality of Liquors. They feel confident that
they can SUI ply You with better article Of
w II L . x il x
Than you can get elsewhere at the same fig
urcs. We are in receipt of a large invoice Of
choice Brandies, Wines, Gins, dc, which are
offered to the trade at prices TO suit the present
close times. 1T. POTTER & co.
ND. We have the agency for the sale Of
Gordon's Celebrated Golden Whiskey.
West McGregor, Sept. 30, 1857. stiff
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scott { BR 0 I Her.

J OUII Y III U I'LL
INVITE one and all to call and examine
Il their large and we'll selected stock just re-
ccivcd from New York and Boston, comp rising
DRY Goods,
Clothing, Groceries. Hardware, Queenswarc,
Crttlcry, &C.. which we are offering at retail
, and jobb.ns at the lo,rea cash prices.
We feel certain We can rlcase the fair sex with
| the richest and latest styles of Silks De!ains,
Merinos, Prints. Ginghams, Vclvc's. Trim
mings Of all varieties, Silk and Satin Bonncts,
| CLOAKS, HOODS, FURS,
Undcrslceves, Collars. &C., &c.
To gentlemen wishing wearing apparel, We
would say, we have a large room full on second
floor, Of all qualities, cuts ard fashions. and
would be pleased to show them up,of
HATS, CAPS. BOOTS g. SHOES.
Our stock is large and complete. Please
bear in mind we are prepared to do jobbing
business in all the above named goods. 2m5l
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E Wholesale r Retail wv
BOOT. SHOE AND LEATHER STORE,

Good people of Iowa. young and old,
To do you favor, would be bold,
] have one word to say oyou
Eut first, a bow-pray how do you dot
Next door to the BRICK of Jones Il Bass,
You will sec building as you pass,
Well stored with Boots &, shoes g. Leather,
Which are offered for sale cheaper than ever,
All kinds. all sizes. aim to keep,
To be Whoh-saled or Rc-taiAed cheap,
l warrant my goods 10 be Of the best
BY purchase and use, you'll have test
The Ladies Of Town who want nice shoe,
q, To wear with the dress 20 rich and new, g=
Will find them ever W on my shelves
So come right along and tit yourselves
People who cowc to McGEEooa to trsde, I'll
Will find good stock, and very we'll made
So, one and all come on pell-mcll.
Competl.i ion is sharp and I'm bound to sell.
..ssf ...:. GEO. M. HUNT.
Sept. 20, 1857. s........ 503m. .
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,.- Mc&r e& or
FRU 1T STORE

gems OF McG.esor and surro, nding country
that We have opened Fruit and
OYSTER EPoT,
In The store occupied ly o. c. Buck & Co.
where all kinds Of green fruit can be had on
the most reasonable terms. Dur stock will en-
brace App ES, TEACHES, TEARS, and
all other fruits that can be procured in the East
or South. .r. Es.H
We will also keep constantly on hand Oys-
ters, Sardincs, Clans. HOLSTERS, Pickles of all
kinds, Cheese, DC, SC,
Butter. LAID, Eggs. Potatoes. and all kinds of
country produce taken in exchange for our AZ
ticles or We will pay the highest cash price
for the same. We invite farmers and dealers
to give us call. Remember the place-Mc-
Grcgor Fruit Store. opposite the McGregor
Hotel. CONANT g. WILDER.
Sept. 30, 1857. stiff
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Tanner Wanted.
A Good Tanner ana Carrier will find en-
IA ploymcnt 1T Mct;regor.
! Adires=--C. C.FUI.LER, & CO,
I AcIreyor, Iosra.
lash paid, or Leather exchanged, for hides
| aud Skins. Furs and Pelts.
5t.t : =. c. e. FULLER d co.
McGregor, Oct.l, 1857. - 81
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made 10 tho suspense, oo<auss it was suppos.
me Duouque and Monona Nail tri
weekly each way, in connection with the Nc
Gregor and Monona daily, would accommodate
the Farmcisburgh people without the line here
referred TO-. 1t il now proposed by the citizens
in that portion of the county, to move the old
Fsrmersblrg Office to WNrsoa in the eame
township. #1E ss..:4
1t is proposed by some to run line of Hacks
from McGregor to Elkader and thus extend the
route now open for bids, to Elkader. Get your
hacks ready and there will be no difficulty in
getting this extension. At present, we are only
authorized to talk of the route mentioned at
the head of this article. -. sa ar#
Those interested, must attend to this matter.
or no mail service will probably be again Offer
ed to them. f..s ..
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NOTICE.

~ NOTICE. %z@.
WILLIAMS e. HARVEY would REQUEST
those having Notes and Accounts overdue to
call and settle Immediately and especially
those that promise to pay tomorrow, or next
time in town. Those not being prompt and up
to their promises will oblige us by not asking
credit. WILLIAMS e. HARVEY.
Sept. 30. 1857. 81
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For Sale or to Let.

For Sale or to Let.
ME house known as the Inccrsoll House
Il now owned by Lewis Benton. Sen'r. to-
gcther with good Barn, pleasantly located
and easy Of access, will be sold low or rented
until LIST day of May next. Enquire of
HOFFMAN, BENTON e. CO.,
Agents for LEWIS BENTON, Senr.
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Mail Contract.

Po,r OrrIcE, Mc{srcgor, Iowa.
am requested by the P.'O. Department to
enquire "The lowest sum per annum for which
Mail service twice week and back, can be
performed between McGKEaoR and Farmers
burg" ..r
Persons wishing to bid. will address their ap.
rlications (namc and residence given to this
Office, on or before the 10th October. .
-. A.P. RICHARDSON,
..e..s 49, ~.--. f.t.... Post Master. .
REM,RKs.-Servicc IN this route mo 937l)
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-02

The March Term Of the Common Counost.
The Board Of Aldermen will commence their monthly
sesson this evening and The various com mi,iers have
been II work for s,me time past may expect COED
many reports the results Of thsir inquiries.
The Board Of Coupcilmes commence their March ses
sion this evening. The proposition 10 widen Broadway
win be discussed during The month and one or I've
other important measures will probably be acted upon
Tho Board Of supssvhors VIII oil this evening :, four
o'clock
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
MON Ely ARKE EFT.

susDAY, March l-sP NJ
The stock market has, the whole, been pretty well
sustained for some days past Occasionally symptoms
weakness in certain railroad securities would appear, but
the different ciqucs would rally TO the supper, OF It's
avorNe Stock and recover the lost ground with oil this
apparent strength tho market generally Is with grca,
difficulty sustained Erie Railroad hangs heavily on the
hands Of holders Public confidence In II 10 gradually
but steadily declining The road hiss suffered seriously
during tho past fall and winter, and the became
quite current few days since that the company would
have 10 borrow largely pay the interest falling due on
the lat Of Mach. Michigan Southern 10 another tesi
weight the market. The fact that this company re-
Gently was compelled 70 make Of four thousand
shares Of has not been without rs eject An
increase In the capital stock OF stooo Item OF
trifDE importance. when 10 oIosrly shown that th.
company did earn one bali Of the dividend paid las.
year on the old capital cannot be dlc alt 70 figure
The eject OF an issue Of nearly bali million Of new stock
70 come In Tor 10 share OF future mel esrnngs The pro-
ceees Of this issue Of sock paid but portion OF the
last stni annual dividend. The semi annual dividend
for February which on nay 900 OF capital should
have been but $500, 0o. cost the company Of eas,
$3.50 600 IN round figures The $500 900 Of bonds falling
due on the Lat Of April cannot be paid without cnor
mous and runous sscrnces The oompanys sinking fund
bonds are selling IS TBK per cent and q new issue
for The purpose OF meeting those sbout maturing would
10, We understand, upwards Of two millions Of dollars
and Tee expense OF carrying that amount must be very
great 20 long a. The COMPANY credit continues good
enough 10 raise m,ney any cost dividends and interest
will be paid but how long this win last depends entirely
upon the skill OF the anancsers engaged. Every day
MAKES and more difficult 10 raise money. Every
new loan made 81 higher rates Of interest than The pre-
vous one and there limit 70 the company resources
but whom the collapse viii come s more than any man
can sv JUS nov Tns company is past al hope, and oil
the nnancieribs in the world csuno, aveh
The money market has for some days past bean little
easier but ., must be borne mind that the season OF
heavy payments has not ye, been reached The month
Of March 10 invariably period Of syinsspcy Ia money
Matters and We anticipate more shan The usual activity
the marcel There 10 st present ever proSsSIliy Of
Congress sdjeunrg without touching the tasia and The
Sub IHasury viii be lea to accumulate duriss he psr
nine months, with no drain upon but The Ordinary Ss
burstmens Of the sovoynmsnt.
The expectation o. spsoe rom this port during the
pest week was quite imed a appears by The annexed
,stsmtpt,-
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m arrle0

BAKRR-SNuL - On W, dne-day Feb. rs. by the R-v,
r. W. Geissenhaiser, Mr. JAoIB BAKsR 70 Mas EMMA
LOUISA skELL. all Ct this CITY
H. VAN Dnr BUHGB-HsaRok Ga Wedns stay, Feb as BY
Rev. james Millett W, ii VAN DsSBuRGB, OF Troy, 10
Mhe FRANCIS :. HsaRIeK Of New York
VAr BKURDN-BAKBs On saturday, Feb as ct the
residence OF Rev. M MAroeius Of the Dutch Rsormed
chuIc Oh. AsGsLIyA l., third daughter OF Ed~Ard Van
Beurn, Eiq TO TBosss Il BAKkR, all OF this city.
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Co-rt C.ienser-Tnis D.v,

srrssss CoCn-Circua-Ps Mos es2 7ei, 1871,
1es, e1o, f, IL, ut us PART 7-Ncs o2s, s97 slo,
eal, ess, psb, oar ess cal cas- cas- si7 etp osl e5s
Brrwon Counr--Nos els, ies, s2<, 6;s SIS, seI, $50
$40 sl 49, lse SIS SIC, 81, SIS, s7o $50 $751; ss2
ss9, ees, $50, 42o, SCI
Ordered. that the February trial tsrn be eorsrusd
during the frst week In March The March term vii be
held - bfctcfcre ordered On the frst Eondsy.
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Our Closing Sale Rscommeaces ON Monday,
ID March, Aud win continue till The 18th which day We
h.n positively remove TO the now store corner Of brssAwJ
6t and bronze three hight chandeliers. g g
Do Dc four hghs DO ....".,s -
Part Of the store Ixtures for sale including cncoh, mating
T. " HAvaHWoUr 90, So and $50 Broadway.
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
For Situations and aeIp, see sixth Page.
RfIsCELLANEOUB.
$4,000. ppiVs. .a on THE

AC0 mn HOUSE ON THE DELAWARE At
IcV.OOV. privss sac,
kesderee ard estate OF the late Capt Matthew jenkins,
In Trenton y. j., for sale
Grounds comprising about az acres extend
frt State stree neary south Delaware sepa.
rating estate from delightful country perspective Of Pennsyl.
The mansion 10 much enlarged, containing IS rooms be
sides cellars and garrc obsery atory pszxs with
columns In front - 6ct gb and feet IN dianeter
ard Kitchen rauge. Garden has variety % rich
nowtrs with 100 fruit Trees House shaded By 50 Ornamental
aud evergreen Trees
Coschmsns brich house on the premises with cellars
sheds, 4c., &c in good coalition. No iLcumbrAnce
Price 80 90 Apply 10 pr STONE on The premises be
tween the hours OF " and r duripg the frs
March.
INSTRUMENTATION GIVEN 70 ADvERTTsERS IN
N Inc selection Of city AMI country newspapers adapt
Ell for The firheance Of their several pursuln " b.
PALhERs advertising AGENCY. 1ribuns buildings.
A LLsOPP's ALE.-FANII1Es CAN BE sUPPLTFD A T
n heir residences With ii celcbi aed English hos
heads barrels, bottles or BY he gallon rsn the
sWsl Gect Samples on draught
pY ARRANGEMENTS ENTERED INTO Win Mr.
ID Charles Am repared N supply the trade ..
hrsed london cord al gn at The importers prices a. w.
NsNDUH IS Wal sroet.
CEwTrG NACHfNEs.-T n. SINGER C1s GA.
~ zette beautiful uAbsr contains rpabs
Information about sewing mschnes and
hstcan be asked on he subject AL who rad his paper win
learn how 70 purchase sevax machine with 81 ono
year clear profit be made and VIII be from be
Ing imposed upon by Of the hunbug machines nav Be
fore the public. l. " singer 90 Gszets viii 10 ..n,
rai' to 81 yho .ggly By ls co :: .,o gssr.ss
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Clothing at WhOiesnle.-XVe beg tn Inform
southern and Western dealers in olohng that stock Of
spriog and Ia complete and sale. In
addition TO larger stock than usual Of our well knowa styles
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