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DR.. J. Simms' White Imminent

For all the Purposes of an External Remedy.
This l.nmeni has been found upon many years eA.
PerIepce, 10 be eminenlly valuable in rheumatism,
Neuralgia. Palsy, Sore Throat and Bumps il is n sure
remedy for GOut, Numbness Of she Limbs Stiffness OF
the Joints TOmhache, Swellngs. GruIt Feet. Slralns
OF every character.
This Linimen has been found TO be a superior nc
medy IN Diseases, requiring external application
cidcnl To that noble animal, the Horse.
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No. I43. I.B. STINES, NO. I43.
Dealer and ManuIacturor Of
Cash Rliods and noora

No. I43 Market ST. below Second. Philadelphia.
HOLDINGS Of every description ON hand.
Sash ready Glazed, Wholesale aud retail, ready
for shipping to any part Of the country, the
cheapest aud best 10 The market
0<5-All persons invited 10 give him call be-
fore purchasing elsewhere. anl2-0t
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ST NJ M s.
F a mily Medi cines.
DIR. J. Simms' Cougll Syrup.

The Great nsumption-PreVentor
'INiHS Syrup has proved reign remedy IN all
AilllctOns OF the Breast and s.uags III Coughs
Colds, Whe"pPg Cough, Creup, HnRrseRess ShOrIness
Ol Breath, Asthma, Pain ia the Breast and Sides Spit
,Ing Of Blood, Sore Thspat Bronchitis an Pulmonary
Consumption. tOgetherw with every ailmen ncIdeni 10
the Breast and Lungs
la WhooPing Cough this Syrup is invaluable. In
Splitting of Blood. il stoIs it in few doses und in
Coughs, Colds IIoarseness de-, We have es.own II To
relieve and 10 the hler Of the pa.
uenl, thu confirming its utility in the Diseases for
which II Is intended. Consumpiive persons will find
great benefit from the OF tins Syrup, II not per
maneni cure. Containing dseierious substances
us administration IS sae under all elreu nlslhnccs
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"A Stray Horse

Came TO ihe snbscriber's. IN New Castle CO.,
(near Duck Creek,) on Sunday, the 10Th inst.
A dark sofrel, with one white foot, and small
blaze in the face. Theowner will please come
forward, prove properly, pay charges aud take
him away. JOHN WORTENBEE.
July %, 1857. j29 st
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TO THE PUBLIC.

TO THE PUBLIC. Y
THE subscriber would inform hstriends and
the public generally, that he intends to rup
Bagg5geWagons q lacks toand from the Rail-
road Depot, near Smyrna, for the purpose of
conveying Passengers. carrying Freight, Bag
gage. &C.. He expects TO locate in the west
part of Smyrna, where all orders will be thank
fully received, and promptly attended TO.
o. lie win also run Wagons to and from
Smyrna Landing, for the purpose Of hauling
floods, Lumber, Iron, or anything that may
come by the Vessels.
Thankful for past favors, he hopes 10 merit
and receive liberal share Of the public patron
age. EbhNEHEh LohIf
Dec 49, ''55-tf
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= or P. T. Barnum hils returned from Lonllon
on short visit 10 the United States
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Blanks for sale at this Office.
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AMrRInAn n Aorna ~ Enar,nn-1hen GOOD.

AMERICAN RACERS IN ENaLAND--Ihe GOOD
i6ood CNp."-July Both was the day appointed
for the great race in England for the much
.ltalked of I" Goodwood Cup" The Collins
steamer Columbia. which was to leave Liver
pool on the 5th, will bring us the resnlt-say,
on or about the 18th inst, (next Tuesday D
Much interest is felt in this country for the
news; and, naturally enough. the desire on all
hands is, that the American horses should come
off" A no. l." However, it is better, in the
meanwhile, moi TO be too sanguiue-in view of
the large field against them, and the published
reports of the odds. La New Orleans, the in-
terest in the contest appears to reach the mag
nitude of a positive excitement, The PicayHne,
of 3Tst, says: ~
"We hear in conversation various offers OF
bets on both sides, where the parties have not
been able to come together. 1t has therefore
been deemed desirable that there should be a
place where the hackers of Mr. Ten Broeck and
of the field may hear of each other, and at the
suggestion of several persons who feel an in
terest in these matters, we propose to receive
at our Office any offers which may be made, and
keep them open for the inspection of persons
desiring to bet. Communicatinns had better be
made in person, Or by note containing name and
place OF reference, and time to which the ac-
ceptahce is limited"
The ILLUSTRATED GYMEAsIrM.-This is the
title ofa new book by r. |. Trail, NJ. d., now
being published by Fowler and Wells, New
York. The work comprehends considerably
more than the title expresses; for it contains
not only an exposition of Gymnastics proper,
but also the applications of Gymnastic, Calls
thenic, and Vocal Exercises to the develop
menl OF the whole body, the proper training of
weak and defective organs, and TO the cure OF
disease. Special Medical Gymnastics for par
tlcular ailments aud infrmites have a promi-
nent and important place. Brief instructions
are given in the various manly exercises" as
Swimming, Sailing, Rowing, Riding, etc.
All departments OF the work are prolusely H. |
lustrated with engravings. Il is book for the
individual, the Family, the Club, and the School,
1t will be completed in two numbers. Price
to" the work complete. 81 %. Address Fowler
and Wells, 30s Broadway, New York.
O3- We received, iast week, from the pub. |
fishers, Fowler q Wells, No. 306 Broadway, |
New York, u beautifully printed volume of $50
pages, entitled AZ Manuel of Business and |
Guide to Success" being series of rules, laws
and regulations Tor the guidance of all persons
in the Transaction Of business. This book is |
particularly adapted to the instruction Of young
me" who are just setting out in life and whose
business habits are yet uniformed IL is com-
plete manual Of practical affairs and guide to
success in life. Price so cents
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Wall Paper a. Window Shades

Aug. 5, 1857. 2w
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~ Read the Advertisement of Her.
rington Il Highly of Pcstville. g

''INJUNs. The bug bear, got up for
effect. of "horrible murders" "Indian
oulrages, DC, &C.. proves to be hoax.
and have failed to frightcn any IL save
,those who faint at shadow, and are
skM every time dog banks. The In
'dians are now quiet and peaceable. and
IA hundred miles away, and if you want
to get good farms, fine homes, and make
money. come right along; don't fear the
red SKINS Come to Bradford, If you
desire the privileges of good schools.
churches. good society and conven.
fences Of home como to Bradford if
you want fresh air, cool breezes. good !.
pure cold water. pleasant groves and ex.
cellent health. II you want to buy land
equal to Genesce in fertility come to
Chickasaw county. Here is land to be
had at . bargain; On the line Of Railroad
1t that. Don't let the squeamish tears
Of your friends deprive you Of 4 hand.
some fortune and an elegant home il the
West: = R!raad,. Ng. Y i
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Wholesale Grocery House
Established is lSlS.

No. lO9 EAST WATER STREET, MILWAUKEE, WIS
TNHE undersigned would call the attention Of
l. the Country Merchants to their Stock which
consists in part of,
100 Hhds. Porto Rico Muscayado Sugars.
so Bills. Refined
l0O New York Grocrs Syrup.
900 Bags Rio Java Coflees.
300 Half chests Young Hyson, Gunpowder
Oolong Teas.
$50 Butts Tobacco, of the best Virginia Brand,
together with q full assortment of Groceries,
woodward, Brooms &c. Our terms are cash mr.
approved paper. Please give us call.
n. B-Sole Agents in this State for the Sale
OF Dupont's Powder i Safety Fuse a full supply
constantly on hand.
LTTTEL & BOXER.
Milwaukee, April 1857. na9Jy.
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New PorAToEs.-Mr. James Moody
a son of the "old Keystone has surpris-
ed US yMy much by the exhibition of
Marketable Potatoes at McGregor this
week. They are not large, but we have
attacked garden often for smaller ones
for early table use. We do not know
the process of culture adopted by our
old friend. but the Potatoes look we'll,
and the effort is creditable to ":Jncle
Jimmy" any how. ...--... .aa
WAIVER thinks the farmers had better
haul their old stock to market as soon
as possible; old Potatoes are not valuable
after new ones make their appearance!
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KsaEERY:

M DERNATZ would announce to NJ
Nl McGhegor Public, and to Travellers that
his Baksry Is isgaih IN successful operation -
Every article usually found in an establish
nent q this kiud. win Be kept constantly for
SALE.
~ Fresh Alc Beer will always be found
at his ahop, one Door West G tAs American.
Ac(sregn. May II n30H,
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-05-29

the I'd day of June next the Stockholders
@s McGreyor, St Peters & Missouri
River Raul Road Company will meet at the
Once oithe Company at McGrcgor at 10 O'Clock
IN Tue forenoon Of said day, for the purpose Of
JOHN THOMPSON,
Ae. President.
J. B.ova pssary.
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BOOTS & SHOES.
ATKINS g. STEELE,

l47 EAST WATER STREET, MILWAUKEE, WIS.
M ANurAcruRERs and wholesale dealers in
lv Boots, Shoes e. Rubbers.
Nine years experience in this business in the
west enables US to select and manufacture styles
and quality of goods perfectly adapted to the
western trade. Our facilities arc such that we
have at all times large stock to select from and
the prices are as low as can be found East or
west.
ATKINS & STEELE.
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HThe new steam Saw Mill at E

/~T The new steam Saw Mill at Eou-
Ace City is under full Roadway now, and
the way Forbes, King & Co. are making
lumber and squaring timber Of all sizes
and lengths is ''lovely to look upon!"
Walk down and look at their institution
ard earn an exemption from dyspeptic
torture. Laziness will kill any man
who faithfully attends to it,-but per.
haps the sooner a lazy man is dead the
better, and we Withdraw the advice to
walk ride, by all means
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c q i q e r q p h L G I.
Sen ,.or Butler is about to die.


Sen tor Butler is about to die.
Senator Bell of N. II. died at Laconia
May s6. .'.T @'.2S EaA
Pratt, a Turkish Elder Of Utah, was
killed last week by Hector M'Lean,
whose wife Pratt had seduced. (Good
lick!) .. .. .'. L.. -2... ".". .s..'2 ? 3
The N. Y. Police difficulties contin-
ne, with prospect of victory to the
Municipal authorities. Some serious
fights have already occurred, and the
State is powerless to enforce law rob-
bing the city of its rights. a
An accident occurred on the Penn,
Railroad on the 26. Several were sc.
riously injured. Col. Benton was on
the train, but was not much hurt. +
Kansas advices assure US that the in
tense Republicans have decided to act
with tho National Democrats. who are
in favotsof a Free Constitution. Ely
Moore. formerly of New York, is spok-
en- of for, Congress.
o. The Florida Indians are again on tho
war path. Why don't the Government
exterminate them? .-..
Patrick Lynch, Editor of the Irish
American, died on the eel. aged As
Maj. Mccullough declines the Cover
worship of Utah. Gen Ha,n,y with
Cabinet Council of 1000 Dragons
would be an efficient Magistrate.
GOV: Wright is spokenof as Govern
Nor of Utah. Joseph is good name
for confluence. .. sup. .a.t ,
j. -. Milwaukee, May eth.
Wheat under Foreign demand and
brisk, Local trade has advanced to 7
cents, 81, 35 being paid. "
Corn scarce 81 to 80.
Oats 70 to rs
Hides have fallen, 5 to IL is the mar
kct.' : q" ' 't's 50 '@s s.@32@a
Hams IA .s @t"t H..
We. White Fish 3. ."a s.s..
Apples green IS to 81 per Dbl.
a. do dried $3.50 per Blu.
Peaches l2t per ID.
Money market little easier.
Land Warrants better; 4Os 81 go:
1905 $1,O8 -.... i.
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TNHE citisens Of McGrsgoe and vicinity are
Of their own hcreahef. An personc ~ xsreAt
forbidden 10 use aty rart Of my premises for
purposes Of burial after this date.
ALEx.MCREGOR.
Nay "a, 1857. n3iM
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1857. tu 1857,
SPRZyV'G TR.ADE.
Haverstick, Bennett & Co.
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS
Foreign and Domestic
DRT GooDs, YANKEE NorroNs 90,
III East Water Street,
MILWAUKEE,, WlsconsrS
lave now in store and for sale the largest
III and best stock of
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods de-,
Ever offer in the west purchased direct from
the manufacturers and which we will sell for
cash or good approved paper at az low figures as
any Jobbing House In any of the
ATLANTIC Cities.
Cash and prompt paying men will do well 70
give US call and save their money and trans
portation, BY buying goodsin Milwaukee.
HAVERSTICK, BENNETT Il co.
n29.
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EVDWARD CATHERMAN, takes this
"a meth Cd of informing the Public that he
has recently commenced the Business of Black
smithing, in all its Branches. He has taken
the Shop formerly occupied by A. C. White, one
door West of Helwigs Stand, and he hopes by
strict attention to business to receive all the work
he can do. He is prepared to do any work in
this line that may be brought to the shop.
" Particular attention paid to Shoeing
Horse and Cattle.
M'Gregor, Iowa, Dcc.26. nl2tf
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1 $50. 1872.
.VOkTA.W.ESTER.V
Minnesota Packet Co.;
OPPOSED TO THE
Galsna d Minnesota Packet Line,
THIS Limo runs in connection with the Mil.
waukee Mississippi, and Chicago I Fon du
Lac Railroad, which will
SAVE It's MILES
by taking this route to ST. Paul, saving s. so for
passage: One Of the new and splendid Packets
Of this Line will leave
Pr. dss CAte1a fO,. St. Paul
and St. Anthony, upon the arrival Of the Express
Train, daily ut O'Clock, ?. NJ, touching at all in.
tcrmediate Landings. For any information in
regard TO this route, enquire OF Mr.. Jcrvis, Su.
gerintcndent Of the Milwaukee e. Mississippi
Railroads at milwaukee, or of Mr.. johnson, Su.
perintendent Of the Chicago, Fond du Lac &.
st: Paul Railtoad. at Chicago.
TFor Freight or Passage apply on board or
70 w. NJ. Clark Genl. Passenger Agent at the
Mondel House, or to ]. Holton & Co, Freight
Agents, foot Of milwaukee Avenue, or to J. l..
French, at Frcnchs Hotel, or to Dickinson 4
20, Freight Agents, Prairie du Chen
F2z n29 t.
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yY The 'Galena and Tishomingo
Clerks recently fought duel with
(pocket) pistols-both are said to have
got Suor VA - 5.
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McGregor Markets, Freights &c.
The Market for the past week has been very
active. The price of grains has fluctuated in
the Eastern cities, but the general effect has
been to strengthen the price. Our forwarden
are paying full prices when compared with the
sales eastward, but IS shipments are all made
down the River, eastern adyices are not 80 much
looked to. There are several buyers here now
and the farmer has the benefit of an active con. {.
petition.
Wheat is worth 81 90 quick, and it is poss-
IDLE slight advance might be obtained on good
quality and large lots. -.
Oars bring 70 to 90 cents and scarce
CoRN is very scarce 20 to Is is paid.
BACON scarce and firm-HAxs Is to l6.
BurrrR 30, Eggs ~. Potatoes 81 90. .r
STEAM BoArs-There have been ~ Arrivals
up with Freights to this port since the noon Of
Thursday. The Ware House books show re-
ceipts to the amount of 4l2.324 pounds; the
receipts per NJ. 4 N. r. Road and Ferry are
10000 pounds, the bulk freight is large but we
have no means of estimating it. This has been
the heaviest week Of the season, not less prob
ably than $4,000 pounds of Merchandise.
Household goods, Farming Utensils, Mill
Machinery DC. &C., having been put off on our
wharf. There have been shipped for the same
time to 5 thousand bushels of wheat besides
a large quantity of potatoes for the ST. Louis
market. Our streets present scene of activity
that would take fogyism out of dweller in
complain of an activity that is wearing out the
body while itis filling the purse, but they show
no inclination to rest and probably never viii,
till like the tabled Midas every thing they touch
turns to gold
As a business point McGregor is fully up to
the highest western standard. There is plenty
of room for more workers-idlers may as we'll
commit suicide at home az to roQe here fer
bread1 ~ "a
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he E.aREl

II AN inforstd that certain parties are offer
ing to sell . claim on the S. ". II of the
6. B. u Of section Sin Fort Crawford Reserve.
This i to inform tho public that am the occu-
pant Of saad land ard no claim Il valid unless
purchased At M. E. DICKENS.
McGssgor, Nay o.. 1857. nj 81.
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VuUltSdlt Drug HUuSsy
%~.~ No. 50 East Wator Street,
lILwAUKEB, WIscoNsrx
RICE %.STEV:EN-SON',
h. WHOLESALE DEALER IN
DRUGS, MEDICINES,
Chemicals, Paints, Oils, Varnislses, Dye Stuff.
ments, Perfnmcry, ers ~
b. ia PATENT MEDICINES. ~ r.
Brushes Of all Kinds.
Pure Wines and Liquor,
+ Spices, Alcohol, Burning Fluid. Cemphs.c
and Turpentinc. HER F#.sFF
WHOLESALE AGENTS FOR
Wisconsin and Northwestern Territory, ftr
the sale Of Ayers Cherry Pectoral and Cathart..:
Pills, Dr.. Jaynes' medicines, DR.. McI.anc's Livcr
Pills and vcrmifhge and DR.. Hcrrieks Sugar
Coated Pills and Kid Strengthening Plasteis.
ALSO, SOLE AGENTS FOR TIE
s A PO N I F3I T. II
Or Concentrated Lyc, q new article, one
pound of which makes half barrel of tho best
Soap with the addition of few pounds of CON.
mon grease. 49, .-.~.
We take pleasure in informing the Merchant.
in Iowa. and Wisconsin, from our long experience
in the business East, and having connection.
resident there who are engaged largely in the
trade and who can take advantage of III,
changes in the Eastern market for us, We feel
assured that We posses, facilities which viii!
enable us to sell goods in our line rs low as any
house in the west; great care is taken that AL
our powdered drugs shall be pure and of the b-
quality, and that our Chemicals are only fron,
Manufacturers Of the highest reputation. Our
stock is large, fresh and carefully selected, ami
We arc confident that an examination of it TO.
gether with our prices, will convince you tina. is
will be for your interest to purchase Of us. We
issue a price current monthly which we will for,
ward to Merchants who will send US their names
ard address. 's ~
n29 RICE & STEVENSON.
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Wholesale Boot and Shoe Store.

YNHE subscriber, having removed his stock
u ofBeH.s and Shoes TO No. GO, Lake street.
respectfully informs the trade and public gen.
orally that in addition TO greater facilities Ne IA
now receiving large additions to his former
stock. con- sisting Of variety 10 SPRING
uoODS, which he will sell at as low 8 figure
md as good terms rs any house in the West.
Particular attention given to filling orders from
the country.
JAMES DUNLOP,
knc2sa No. a IAis seesA Ciacass.
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Charles #. zTEt6U1',
/. HPoRrER and Dealer in Piano Fortes, Melo-
il deems, Sheet Music, MUSICAL Hcrchandize in
General, Main Street, above 10th, Dubuque,
Iowa.
Sole Agency for the Celebrated Piano Fortes
Of "DuNHAx," New York; "a. w. LADD &
Co.." Boston, Paris Prize, 1857 and ''SroD-
ARr,,' New York also, for "GEe. A PlNcE g.
Co.," Buffalo, and "CAaHARr's" New York,
Patent Improved Melodeons.
Dubuque, April 10th, 1857. n27 6m.
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WILD LANDS WANTED

In EXCHANGE FOR DRY GooDs.
MERCHANTS of IOWA! II you have
1xlland to dispose of in this way, you will do
we'll to address a line at once to
BARNEY, SCOTT & CO.
log Main Street, Dubuque, Iowa.
Dubuque, April, 1851. ms Nv. o.
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NEW GOODS.

.,.- NEW GOODS.
" E W. =, Arrangements.
GOODS MARKED Down 20 PER CENT.
Cash System ADOPTED After Nay First.
MERRILL G. BARRON.
MoGREGoR, : : iowa.
WYE are now receiving the largest assert.
:. SPRING GOODS,
ever landed in Northern Iowa. -r
Our goods haze been selected with much care
from the Eastern markets, with particular refer
ence to the wants of the people here. We have
o complete Stock of .....-...
Rich, FNsscy r. Black silks
Balzarines, Challies, Bcrages, De LANES,
De Begcs, Brilliantcs, Lawns and Muslins, Cling.
hams, Prints, srhise goods Of every quality and
kind, Table Linen, Brown and Blcachcd Sheet
ings, Domestics Of All kinds. aF .."h.' +.
" SH A w L s. 30
Black Silk, Brochc, Printed, Cashmere, Polka
Palm Leaf, Bcragea nd + Jessie Shawls.
an# 81 ONNET s.
We have large lot Of French Lace, Straw
Pedal and Colored Bonnets.
-- A so
Plain and Fancy Ruchcs, Grapes, Bonnet Silks,
Flowers and Ribbons. ...
ELOT Hi N G..
Gents Dress Frocks, Sacks, Black Doe Skin
Pants, Fancy Caps, Doe Skin do, Marseilles
Vests g. Coats good assortment of Summer
Coats, Vests and Pants, also Gents Furnishing
goods 7- ~t2 >-Est
ca IL II IL TIV O. s.
t' Extra fine wool Carpeting, Cotton and wool
Ingram, Painted floor Cloths, all wool Booking,
Venetian, Jute Mats and Cotton Booking.
DOTS & s H o ES.
Mems Boots + Shoes Of every kind, Ladies'
Cater and Congress Boots and Kid Shoes, Chill
drens' Ankle Ties and Fancy Shoes, Misses
Kid Boots and Shoes and Leather Of all kinds
- Hats n Caps.
Suffice it to say that we have all kinds
Fur and wool Hats, Panama, Leghom and Straw
Hats, Caps &c. ~ Is n.a...-
y HARDWARE & CROCKERY.
A full assortment Of each.
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All Of the above vessels are new, having been
built within the past year expressly for the Up
per Lake Trade, and arc Of great strength Of
Of Freight greater dispatch and less rate Of
insurance than any other line.
They will be fitted out with all the modern
Improvements introduced for the safety Of pas
sengen 4 freight, with spacious and weflarrang.
ed Cabins for families and emigfants, afording
them the cheapest, safest and quickest transit
from Buffalo and Cleveland to ports on the west
shore Of Lake Michigan.
The vessels Of this line will run in connection
at Buffalo with the
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Groceries.

A fresh stock, consisting Of every variety
We have a very choice lot of Gunpo,cder. Impe-
rial, Young Hyson and Oolong Teas, selected
with particular reference to this market.
We would ask the attention Of those who
wish to buy goods either at Wholesale or Retail
to give us a call and examine our goods and
prices. Our geo Is will be shown freely to all
who wish to examine, withoutregard to purchas-
ing. -
We intend to do strictly Cash and Ready
Pay Business. We have marked our goods at
unusually low prices for the purpose of making
quick sales and active business. BY selling
strictly for Cash we are enabled to sell at much
lo,oer figures than we could if we gave credit
therefore direct benefit to those who wish te
buy for cash. BY offering our goods at small
profits and keeping such goods as will recommend
themselves, We hope for q liberal share of pat
ronage. t1sa--
We warrant all our goods to be as We recon-
mend them, or the money will be refunded.
MERRILL d BARRON.
McGregor, April 81, 1857. n29tf