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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1857-12-10

q A dull week this, in trade, weather, news,
and in the department of the 6 notes. particularly.
The weather has been extremely sluggish and calm,
the wind putting from every quarter of the compass.
Coasters have made extraordinary long passages; we
hear Of one, the John Dunlap, six days in sight of
Hanalei before she could fetch up. Others have been
three nights coming down from Maui. During
the past ten or twelve days the ships have been
leaving quite rapidly, and "clear water begins to
be visible in the harbor. The season is drawing to a
close. and quiet streets, ~southerly winds, and para
lyzed pockets are close at hand. Unless some ingeni-
GUS body gets up q newspaper controversy. unusual
stagnation must result.
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-05-29

s!soIso.-A New York paper says.
"A few Sundays ago. at one of our fash
ionsble churches<he choir sang hymn
to an opera tune which goes as follows:
my poor pol-my poor pol.-my poor
polluted heart. Another line received
the following rendering: And in the
in the pi-and in the pious he
delights" And still another was sung:
And take the pill and take the pil-and
take the pilgrim home.'-[Ex.
ThAs Ssu1iads us Of . certain good old
fugas tnna 9hich once. with a particu-
lar. but otsnate. adaptation was
made 70 - iAe sOh, for man-oh.
Tor for mansion in tho
skies, from tie soprano. with response
from the other paris Of Come down ~
down sal-come down saliva
ton from ahove.'.
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-05-29


BRANDY ITS MANUFAcrURE.-Tho
following account from the Toronto COL.
onist, Of the death Of man from tast-
ing a poison used in manufacturing
Brandy, from raw spirits conveys its
own moral;
Atabout l O'Clock Thursday morning
a clerk in heemploy of Mr.. Wright, IL
quor manufacturer, at Bramp:on, left
the store for the purpose of mapufac-
turing quantity Of brandy from raw
spirits. He took with him prepara-
ton used for this purpose,-by somo
called essence of wine, and by others
essence OF brandy. The preparation,
was placed on the table in the warehouse;
and the deceased Mr., Morris after pre-
pairing portion Of the liquor, returned
to the store. and took glass of ale with
some friends from Toronto. He had
scarcely returned to his former occupa-
tion more than 6ve minutes, before the
porter ran into the store, in great alarm
exchiming. "Mr. Morris has been tast-
ing the essence ,of brandy, and it has
killed him." On those present running
to the spot, it was found that the report
was too true; the sufferer had inadver-
tently tasted : few drops of the drug.
which is nearly allied to prussic acid.
and instant death was tie consequences
Of the unhappy mis.akc. An inquest
was held in the afternoon; but the YER
dict OF the jury was not given at the
time the cars left Brampton. Mr.. Nor
ris was very well educated young man
Of highly respectable family in Glouccs-
tershire. England.
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-05-29

81 While two little gins, one the
daughter, Of clergyman, and tho other
the child OF one of his parishioners. Wee
playing together. they fell into an angry
dispute. as children sometimes will, in
imitation Of their seniors. To mortify
and spite her antagonist. the layman's
girl saw ft to remind her of her fathers
well known poverty and intimated rather
tartly. that had it not been for her fathers
benevolent interference, the poor minis.
ter would have been in the work house.
"Well, ! don't care" replied the other.
''if it bad not been for my father, yours
would have been in hell long sgov'-
Nsjser.
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-05-29

Won't some kind philanthropist, seeing
that aid is
So needed at once BY these INDECENT 1s'
dies. .', >.
Take charge Of this matter ! or won'I
Peter Cooper
The corner stone lay Of some splendid
super
Structure like that which to-day link.
his name
In the Union unending of honor and
fame;
And found new charity. just for the
Of these unhappy women with nothing
to wear,
Which, in view of the cash would daily
be claimed, "
The laying l.ying.out Hospital we'll might be
Won't Stewart, or some Of our dry. goods
importers,
Take contract for clothing our wives
and our daughters
Or, to furnish the cash to supply these
distresses, ..-. - =.
And life's pathway strew with shawls,
collars aud dresses,
Ere the want of them makes it much
rougher and thornier,
Won't some one discover new Califor-
mia?
IxpHRTrNExr.
0 ladies. dear ladies, the next sunny day
Please trundle your hoops just out Of
Broadway, "
From it's whirl, and its hustle, its fashion
and pride
And the temples Of trade which tower on
each side, - .... .-.......
To the alleys and lanes, whore Misfortune
and Guilt
Their children have gathered. their city
have built;
Where Hunger and Vice. like twin beasts
of prey .... .......
Have hunted their victims to gloom and
despair;
Raise the rich, dainty dress, and the fins
broidered skirt,
Pick your delicate way through the
dampness and dirt,
Grope through the dark dens, climb the
rickety stair
To garret, where the wretches, the young
and the old,
Half starved and half naked, lie crouch.
cd from the cold.
See those skeleton limbs, those frost-bit-
ten feet,
All bleeding and bruised by the stones
Of the street;
Hear the sharp cry Of childhood, the
deep groans that swell
Prom the poor dying creature who
writhes on the floor,
Hear the curses that sound like the echoes
of He'll,
As you sicken and shudder and a, from
the door; ..
Then home to your wardrobes. and say,
if you dare
Spoiled children Of Fashion-you We
- nothing to wear!
Auo on, II PeTcn&nce t0ere should be
sphere,
Where all is made right which 90 pug.
zles US here,
Where the glare and the glitter. and
tinsel of Time
Fade and die in the light of that region
sublime, -@
Where the soul, disenchanted of flesh
and of sense,
Unscreened by its troppings. and shows,
and pretense,
Must be clothed for the life and the SER
vice above.
With purity, truth, faith, meekness,
and love;
Oh daughters of Earth foolish virgins,
beware
Lest in that upper realm you have moth
ing to swear.
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-05-29

Chickasaw Co., is perhaps the best
in Northern Iowa, if we are to value its
vast extent of fertile prairies, all sus-
cephble of cultivation, its numerous fine
water powers, and groves of heavy tim
Der. One of the newest counties of the
state, it ranks among the first in the
fertility of its soil, variety and quality
Of its Agricultural products, and the
enterprise and thrift of its citizens
There are no better water powers or mill
privileges in the West than in Chicka.
saw County. There are several fine and
flourishing villages all of which give
evidence Of q prosperous and healthy
growth.
Wewere gratifed with the appearance
of FREDERICKSBURG, aud though
our visit was transient one, we saw
evidence of public spirited proprietors,
and judging from the number Of build
ings we noticed in process of erection,
it will become one Of the finest towns in
tho country.
NASHUA is = Aourishing town on
the west bank of the Cedar, and if wide-
awake enterprising citizens. with capital
and energy can succeed, it is bound to
prosper. We deem the interests of
BRADFORD and NASHUA as iden-
tical, and believe that the prosperity of
the one is a sure index of healthy
growth in the other. Nashua is upon
the west and Bradford upon the east
branch Of the Cedar, too near each other
for conflicting interests to mar the pros
perity of either. and too closely allied
in interest and too powerful in wealth
and numbers to fear competition from
any source.
CHICKASAW has one of the best
Mills in the county, and We are inform
ed that it is we'll located and like al the
up and dressed towns in the West it is
bound to 60 right along.
Being comparatively stranger in the
country and having been constantly en-.
gagged since We came here it has been
impossible for US to visit the various
towns a. we desired and intended to do.
We learn that FOREST CITY, NEW
HAMILTON, HASTIN GSand ] JACK-
SONVILLE are thriving villages. We
trust we shall soon be able to present
their merits before our readers through
our correspondents. We expect the
citizens of Chickasaw County to con.
slider the CEDAR VALLEY NEWS a.
THEIR paper. and We wish them to use
its columns as . medium through which
TO present their views upon such sub.
jects as may be Of general interest. Our
columns are open gentlemen: what
Town will speak FIRST - Cedar Talley
INesrs.
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-05-29

=. TEAD0Ur, J.oLsEN
TeNbOsst n OIsese,
Dealers il: Dry Goods, Clothing, Hats; Caps,
Boots and Shoes, Hardware, Groceries, &C.,
sc.
All kinds Of Pro...uce bought and sold.
Frankville, WinneshieH Co.. Iowa. 6tf
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-05-29


The Hon. William G. Preston and thu
Hon. Warren r. Davis. the ono still
honored and cherished among the living
tho other deeply lamented and fondly
remembered among the dead. were alike
given to something akin to monopoly ol
conversation st dinner or social parties,
and both spoke 80 well that their audi.
tory were never weary Of listening. On
some dinner occasion, they met at the
hospital board of . mutual friend, and
wore, as usual. both beset by the cacosths.
loquendi; but Mr.. Preston, by superio,
tactics, and much to the annoyance ol
his distinguished friend and colloquial
rival. got the parole, and kept it, too,
without stint or compassion.
The theme Of the accomplished Ex-
Senator was favorite one with him, and
one on which he delighted to dwell and
expatiate--it was the extraordinary
power of condensation, in both thought
and expression, which characterized the
ancient Greek and Latin languages, be-
yond anything of the kind in modern
tongues. On it he literally "disccursed
eloquent music" adorning it with fire.
quent and apt illustrations, and among
other examples, citing the celebrated
admonition of the Spartan mother to her
warrior son, on the eve of battle
"With your shield or upon itv' The
whole party were delighted with the rich
tones and classic teachings of the gifted
colloquist. except his equally gifted COM
petitor for conversational laurels, who,
notwithstanding his enforced admiration,
sat uneasily under the prolonged dis
QUESTION. anxiously waiting for an op-
portunity to take his pl.aaiin the picture.
AT length titalla.idk Aeizing the ol-
factory nerve of Mr.. Preston. he paused
to take . pinch of snuff, and Mr.. Davis
Immediately filled up the vacum, taking
up the line of speech in this wise:
II have listened" said he with equal
edification and pleasure. to the classic
discourse Of our friend, sparkling with
gems alike of intellect and fancy; but
differ from him toto coelo. He may say
what he will, as to the superior visor
and condensation of thought and speech,
Characteristic of classic Greece and
Rome; but, for my part, l think there is
nothing equal to our own vernacular, in
these particulars; and am fortunately
able. although from a humble source, to
give you striking and conclusive ex-
ample aud illustration of the fact.
Gas was returning home from Con.
gress some years since, I approached a
river. in North Carolina, which had
been swoolen by recent freshet, and
observed a country girl. fording it, with
sails furled, and piggin Of butter on
her head. As l arrived at the waters
edge, tie rustic Naiad emerged from
the watery element.
MY girl said l how deep's the wa
ter, and what's the price of butter?
Up to my waist and nine pence, was
the prompt and significant response!
Let my friend beat that, if he can, in
brevity and force of expression, by aug ht
to be found. in all his treasury Of classic
lore -
A roar of laughter followed this hu.
morous explosion, and unanimous vote
in favor of the vERNAcuLAR, awarded
the palm to the distinguished and sue
cessfui w~S, over his classical but crest
fallen cOmpetitor.
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-05-29

A Victim.
Turner Of the Portage City Record
is about to be "taken." The girls up
there are evidently bound to bust the
poor fellows heart. Read the following
account Of his troubles and pity him:
1--WE have to take or dog along" SC.
Some enterprisiug. good-looking spe-
cimen of the female species, with smile
on her countenance and two rings upon
her fingers, has been playing the deuce
with our. the locals equilibrium. We
are tho victim Of an entirely successful
Guy Fawkes plot. Our affections have
been sent kiting by the reception of a
miniature through the post-office, with
no name or post mark attached which
will lead to the detection of the original.
Our peace has been disturbed and sleep
annihilated by this "infernal machine. i
We have read the "Young Mans
Friend, ""Noble Deeds of Women,"(t)
"Ahbott's Young Christian" Medical
Information for the Million" "The
Patent Office Report" and cook book,
without any apparent effect. We have
been seen to
ely from Croceres to Grocery"
in the vain hope of doing something for
ourself and somewhat allex;ating our
lacerated ..'pheelinks." by drowning our
trouble. but tits our deliberate opinion
that nothing but drowning ourseff will
help the matter-that we aren't going to
do. It would seem a. though that dire
calamity which Molly O Brslligan. bro't
upon her disconsolate lovcr, and left a
cavity in his heart which
"You might eaxily roll turnjp in"
has overtaken us In our career.
We have placed the disturbing image
among well selected assortment Of
miniatures. in the hope that it would be
shorn of its talismanic influence and we
be permitted to say ''Richard is himself
again" The experiment proved a total
failure. The superior beauty Of our
picture in its fair proportions, reminds
US Of q water.lily in q frog pond. Dull
cinea is ahead, with the inside track.
We cave and give way to the man
dates Of Manifest Destiny" We can
see what is our fate just as easily as We
can see that skunk on q drag is sure
to fetch up in deadfall. We have only
to say to her-"Come along" We shave
a RING-(it was donated to us recently
by valued friend.) She can have our
protection, the south side of an undi-
vided half Of our affections, and an
equal interest in two tickets to the Peak
Family's concert. We would offer fur.
ther inducements, but how can We -
We make the foregoing proposition, and
a. they sometimes cay in the Legislature.
at the end Of bills, ''is to be construed
favosably and take eject immediataly."
In the nneantim1. il our Affections arrest
the attention Of our friends. we hope it
will receive favorable consideration il
two or three Of them should happen to
be assembled together. We petition for
sympathy from al quarters.
~(A0
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-05-29

There has been an insurrection at|
Sing Sing Prison headed By about 40|
convicts. They were quieted by d
strong force of he. authorities.
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-05-29

Gilbert n BNChNMOal.
wv THOLESALE q Retail Dealers in Boots
" 4 Shoes, No. 100, Main Street,
DUBUQUE, Iowa.
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Orlando NC Cs.Hasey.
rGcneral Real Estate Agent. GARNA-
VILLO, Iowa;
Will attend to The purchase and sale of Rea
Estate, in any portion Of Northwestern Iowa.
Locate Land Warrants; enter Land; Invest
money on good security; pay Taxes; Investigate
Titles, &c, &c
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-05-29

Tho French say that indigestion is
tho Semonss 0f , guilty stomach" Oh
ye DyspepxGsl
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G,-OsUe,eO,. e Ehell,s.

GrOsUessOs' - Shelly,
wv HoLEsALE and Retail dealers in Books,
wv Stationery, Music, Musical instruments,
Paper Hangings, Fancy Goods, Printing and
Wrapping paper, cheap Publications, Piano
Fortes. and George A. Prince d Co.'s Melo.
deons. (No. Ill Main Street,
DUBUQUE, !: Iowa.
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-05-29

~ The individual who couldn't
'isust his feelings, is supposed to do bust
ness fox ready money only.
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-05-29

sR. s. WOOD respectfully informs the citiscn
Aof McGregor and vicinity. that he ID carrying
on the above business at xhe stand of Akin E
Pr,, ncasly opposite the McGregor House -
All kinds Of Watches Clocksa Md Jewclry neatly
cleaned and Repaired. All wsgk warranted.
McGregor. May 9th, 1857. .n3l t.
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-05-29

Advertisers must mark their favors with the
number of insertions required, or they will be
continued and charged for till ordered out
No CREDIT will be given on trau,ient Ad-
vcrtisements. ..-
p jos WoRx neatly executed, Notaries,
Justices and Constables Blanks always on hand
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-05-29

JOHN HOEY,
"7HOLESALE Grocer, and Dealer in I'm,
wv ported Brandies, Wines 4 Cigars. [Cor
Main f Sixth Streets
DUBUQUE, Iowa.
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-05-29

wholesale Deaier IN Groceries. Wines liquors,
:Oe.As 4 Days. aelebeatsd stas Brand Whisky,
Main s1caek .fl4
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.Seehowalinelook
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Md0oe11aneou0s
s>~>@>~>~>~>@~>~~>~~~>~> ~>~>~>~>~~>~~>~>~>~>>>~>-
y. III. n W. Gr@1sssts,
cIasn. oueso W. S Wase
Stone Ware, Drugs and Medicines, Oils. Paints,
Putty, Glass, Varnish, &c.
Main street, Strawberry Point, Iowa. ltf
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O.. 8. Akin ~ Co.,

O.. 8. Akin n Co.,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Drugs, Medi-
cines, Oils. Paints. Putty, Glass, Dye Stuffs &C.
U Pure Foreign and Domestic Wines and
Liquors, Patent Medicines, constantly on hand
At the Drug Store opposite McGregor House, on
Main street, ltf
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GRArTrPECK,

DEALERS in all descriptions of Threshing
l)Machincs. Reapsn, Grain Drills, Fanning.
Mills. Corn -Shellers, Straw. Cutters, Horse
Rakcs, Plows, Cultivaton, Portable Saw and
Gr;st Mills Eastern Lumber, and Democratic
Wagons, Open, and Top Buggies, and Agri-
cultural Implements generally. %E a.
Warehouse, upper end Of Main Street.
McGsEGoR, Iowa.
II Particular attention given TO Consign-
ments.
ROBERT GRANT, JOHN Z. PEoI.
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.alless - SOssthDsGyd.
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Groceries
Foreign and Domestic Liquors kept constantly
on hand for the Trade. Near the Public Square,
Mcgregor. TT
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U. s. CLOTHING STORE.
BROWN d FINN.

Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Rubberan Oil
Clothing, shirts, drawers, ,handkerchiefs, Trunks,
valices, Carpet Bags, &C., No. 73 nain street,
(Under City Hotel,) Dubuque, Iowa. ltf
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-05-29

HOLMES 4 AVERY,
Wholesale Groccrs and Commission Merchants,
and Dealers in Wines, Liquors, Porter and Ale,
corner of Iowa and Fourth streets, Dubuque,
Iowa, Nov.2l. 7tf
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. q. III. El0ssde1S,
Dealer in Groceries, Provisions and General
Merchandise. Nesc Frame Block. Main Street,
McGregor, Iowa. ltf
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ROAaleN HtGt.lbesf.

1Akterney and Counsellor at Law, Solicitor IL
LhApcery and Notary Public.
Al sNotarial Business aud Conveyancine
pronAptT and carefully transacted.
REFERENCE.
Gen. JesA. II. RouNraEx, Platteville, Wis.
E. BAgAxv.
y. H. RaAlsTsoN, ESQ.,, Galcna, Illinois.
Hon. VIZ. 3. BIDDLEconE, st. Louis Mo.
JoSEs e. Bass, M'Gregor, Iowa.
McGregor. Deci l.. 1856 9tf
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;. NC GregO1' House,
By c. VANVALKENBURG, nain street
M'Gregor, Iowa. 1tf
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.4sSsesic0ss House,
BY w. H. HARDING, Main street. 1T
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Walter n Bro.
Aouss &;Ss. and Carriage Painters,
Win do Paistiag. Graiaing. GIsziDg to Order,
in the best style.
Main strent. MCrsgor, Oct. 1856
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n. 9. Blair ~ Bro,
Attomies and Counselors ct Law, General Real
Estate Agents, (hiain Street)
McGregor. Iowa,
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One Copy one year in Asssnee, 82,O0
nix mos &c 1,2S
dree S6
rfpayment Is delayed 6monshs, IS per cent will
be added TO the above rates. 1fdelayed one year
fty per cent additional will be collected. No %.
per discontinued until arreasages are paid, ex-
ccpt at the option Of the publisher. 49,
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Geo. II. Chase.
Formerly Styles d Chase,)
Manufacturer and Wholesale dealer in Boots,
shoes and rubbers; No. %, Main Street, (oppo-
site the Julien House} Dubuque, Iowa.
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Fas'Msers' Home,
BY JULIUS BOETTCHER, Main street, rltf
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s 60. y, s,zshhf,iHoucH IRON nocHANAs no

Fare from iYuehburg to buchanan. 80
From i.yncLhurg 10 GharloesY le.. ........... III
On and after the I'D OF October Packet Boats weaye
buchanan at \. NJ, and Lynehburg i14 T. NJ, Monday
"Wednesday aud Friday, and arrive ia thnond second
at O'clock A. NJ
Charlottesville passengers leaving Lynehhnrg at 4 + NJ
reach Scottesve at 04 NJ next day and arrive IN Char
lottosYle at - = NJ Leave Iynehburg for Buchanan
Lexington atd A. M Monday, "Wednesday aud Friday, and
arrive at 7 T. ~
From Lynehbnrg to Richmond time and distances in
ca below
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

n
Il MS n BRO. DYERs Richmond Va, beg to Inform the
citizens of Iynchbnrg that they prepared
every description SIX, Cotton Woolen yeiag Clean
well a be done New York elsewhere We have
machinery the best workmen and guar
aitcc abstraction 10 patrons Meno silk and De Lain
IT. lis, in fashionable eeiors the The
own,- Shaw OF every description dyed cleaned Grape
shaw sod scarl, crimson other coor equal import
e. rt- ~ equal silk dresses cleaned and Grease
nil, aa removed. We intend to do work equal to
establishment in the United States and cspcctfuy solicit
lie pauag OF the citizens Lynch vicinity Gen
teu,s Eaar4.s dy.d aud cleaned look equal tpncw.
DENNIS y BRO.
Succc.safsfo J, V Hines Franklin ST. opposite Metropo
tan Hal. Richmond Va lsep 4.dts
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~ i at W non sile by STEVENSON WEDDELI.. who
lave Ia" In store superb Stock embracing French ,,eiia
Bo and American Fabrics ali which hayt been seeeied
with great care and attention by of the finn very
lowest cash prices
morn inviting Sioc for tie Of the North Carolina
and Virginia taee etnuut lie NlbIted North South
Pdnctual and responsible buyers invited 10 give aul
Stock an examination, aud themselves IT The 4Nos
and prieos N. II X 20 ~ c.4aaie strsef
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