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MEDECAE. NOTICE.
Doctors D.F. Bearden and j. II. Jones

FG AVING associated themselves to-.
z z getber in the practice of IzeslieineNII
respectfully tender their professional ser--6~
vices to the public.
: Their long experience in their profession
warrants them in Offering as efficient services
to the community, as can be had in the country.
In all difficult cases. their JOINT SERVICES
will be rendered WITHOUT EXTRA CHARGE
Feeling grateful for the liberal patronage
extended to them heretofore, they respectfully
ask continuation Of the SAME.
The office of DIR. BEARDEN will be kept
lat PETERsBURG, and that of DIR. JONES al
fTALLEY's STORE, where they may. be found Al
all times, unless professionally absent.
BEARDEN & JONES.
Januarv g. I357-ff
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DRUGS, MEDlClNEs
AND
A:'Ns1N'''Mls..sa

nIEMER & HAMPTON have 1
~ just received their Spring c-<
stock of Goods, consisting of everything in
their line, to which they respectfully call the
attention of the public. Theirstock slarger
and more complete in assortment than it has
ever been and will be sold on the mostreason-
able terms. Physicians and all others wishing
to purchase anything in their trade will do
weAto call and examine their stock at their
store, west side Of the public square, Fayette-
vile. Tenn. DIEMER & HAMPTON.
April 20.
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PAY CASH AND SAVE MONEY
New Cash Store in Fayetteville!
Shmchleford. You,,g a q

DEG leave to call the attention
ID Of the citizens of Lincoln coun-S x
ty to then large stock of
STAPLE AND FANCY DRV GOODS
ready-made Clothing, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps,
Hardware. Queensware, Cutlery. Drugs, Jewel
ry. Varieties, ETC., which they are now OPEN
ing at the northwest corner of the Square.
They would especially invite the attention
of the Ladies to their stock of
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Russell s. Vanee.
Fall and Winter Goods for 1856

Fall. and Winter Goods for 1855
E'HE subscribers are now opening "a 80.
Il large and varied assortment Of Fall ~
and Winter Goods. to which we ~.
invite attention Our Stock comprises every
ing new and desirable in the goods line, and
We are determined to sell as cheap as any house
in the county. All we ask is REORGANIZATION of
our stock to show which affords us great pleasure
Fer the E:sdies--We have large assort-
ment Of Silksfrom 75c to So so all colors and
styles. Our stock Of woollen Dress Goods
embraces every thing in this line: plain and
figured DeLaines. N any quantity; plain CASH
meres, all kinds; plain Mernos. all kinds:
Bombaziues, Alpaccas, Tamise Cloths and
Mourning Goods of all kinds.
Lace EsOosls.--We would invite the at
tention Of the Ladiesto ourstock Of Lace Goods.
In it they will find something to please in price
and taste: Lace Collars, trimmed Collars, Hand
kerchieis, Enhroideries new styles in sets. etc,
Jaconet and Swiss Trimmings, large lot OF
Flouncing, etc, a large lot of Cloaks, Taimas
and Shawls.
Boihaets--Fancy. Velvet and Satin Bon
nets: black and white English Straw Bonnets,
/ all kinds.
/ Ribbons--Our stock Of Ribbons is very
I large and beautiful
Gentlcnie.a's GOOGs--Rich French Gas
simeres, new style; rich striped do. rich Velvet
Vestings. Sattinets, rich Union Cloths, etc.
Eseady-Ennsle Cl0tlsiDg--0ver Coats,
Pants, Vests. Under Shirts, Collars, etc.
I Gloves nssd HOsiery--Ladies', gentle
mems and children's Gloves, in great variety;
Alexander's kid ,buckskin. cashmere, silk, plain,
Plushilined and Ragland Gloves, gents Gaunt-
lets. etc.
Curtain Elateriais--Eegan Lace and
Embroidered Muslins for Curtains.
C:irpets--In this line our stock is large and
handsome.
Boots and Shoes--The largest lot we
have ever had at any time-sizes larger than
usual.
Rats and Caps--All sorts, sizes and
qualities. 4
! Barter--We will give the highest market
price in Goods for brown Jeans, white Lipsey,
Feathers, Beeswax and Tallow
or We again return our thanks for the very
liberal patronage received, and pledge ourselves
to renewed exertions to maintain the generous
confidence Of those who favor us with their
custom. RUSSELL & VANCE.
Sept. Is. 1856. ~ Il
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~ ~ MNAS \


EEAyING commenced business in -<sa
IL 4 tho house well known as the ~
Gilliiand y RosborCugh stand, on the sza'S':'sSs
west side of the Square. and between MeSsrs.
John Goodrich ard W & A. Southworth, viii
keep constantly on hand CIR OCERIES, COW
HARD WARE. TT n
WARE, COOPERSS WARE. STONE
I. WARE and EARIEEIES generally.
groceries as follows (aurd Others in their
proper season)---brewn, crushed, steam refined
and loaf sugar. best Baltimore, Rio and La
| guyra coffee; uiolasses golden syrup, mackeYel,
tea, vinegar, salt, pepper, spice, rice, fEssss
indigo, madden, tallow ard star can
dies, roll and Toured sulphur, ginger, alum,
soda, box backing; bar, shaving and fancy
soaps, fine and common cigars and tobacco,
snuff. camphor, matches, blasting and rifle
powder, lead, shot, gun caps, nutmegs, &c. DC
Confcclsur.aries--C assorted, a
large variety; almonds, crackers, cakes, ssssia
brandy peaches. pickles, pepper sauce. S>=zsss
Nnfdwirr--Pocket Knives, good as
sortment; butcher, cook. straw and draw n.
knives Nest); knives and forks, razors, *
axes, (somc OF which will warranty sheep -
shears. Chapman. Emerson and Wade d Butch
er's razor. strops, gimJlets, sad irons, knitting
needles, pins, Spring balances, brass kettles
large and small) meal selves. nails, ass d, from
! the smallest to the largest; coffee mills. differ
ent kinds; wood saws, Harmonious, jews
Larps. steel thimbles. wood and pewter faucets,
very large: German lamps, iron squares; hair,
I shoe and shaving brushes; tacks, curry combs
padlocks, wire and steel rat traps, mouse -
DO. COW hides; riding, buggy aud wagon 80 =
": l,Il ,Ov-1or lnrpc
pens. pencils assorted, pen holders, pock-e ~
ct. inkstands, ass'd, marbles. gun fiints, frying
pans, cotton rope plow lines, trout lines, bride
bits, monkey wrenches Gcublc and single bar
relied shot guns, spades. shovels; trace, breast
tongue and stay chains and strctchers, with
hooks and without; harncs and corn-sheller.
Tin vynre--coffee pots, assorted, wash
pans do. buckets do, school do, large e 4
spoons, small do, flesh forks, candlesticks. *
nutmeg graters. toy. cups, plates aSs'd, -
egg whips, safe boxes pepper do, tin cups ass d.
candle moulds, milk straincrs, punched Ian
terms. etc. etc.
Cooper Wnre--tubs, pals, buck o.
cts, churns, foot tubs, dippers, etc. ETC. NJ
stone Ware--crocks, jars, ehurns, @
jugs, etc. etc.
VarieiEes--straw, scrub and hearth =
brooms, brides and martinsales, cedar go
chests. wash boards, glass tumblers, cot NJ
ton cards, ink, writing paper, toys, quart w
TASKS, books, wall paper. fresh peachesi IN cans,
pipes, common and fne, Giililand d Co.'S
bingham and cottonade. cotton yarn, etc etc.
The LADIES are respectfully invited to
come and see my stock, as have endeayored
TO make such selections as would please them.
Come one, come all. and see what you will buy.
90 not say that viii sell cheaper than any
house in town: but all ask is an examination
Of my stock Of Groceries and Varieties emu.
nerated above. Come and see what you can
do. before you buy elsewhere,
Aug. 81. JAMES B. CARLY.
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EmDroide, les and Trim, ninss

EInbrOfdei les and Trims innings.
EMB'D Swiss and Jacconet Collars. .r,a.
~ Mourning do. Breakfast Lace and x47
Honiton do, Gofered Collars, new style, ~
Emh'd Swiss and Linen Undersleeves, Rich
Sets Sleeves and Collars, Mourning do, Linen
Edgirg and Inserting. Yalencia 10. Thread do,
Jaconet do, Flouncing Silk and Linen Braid,
Bonnet Ribbons, handsome style, More An
tique do, Ribbon Trimmings, all colors, Plufh
do, Velvet do, and an endless variety Of arti-
cles too tedious to mention. Fer sale bv
Oct. rs. JOHN GOODRICH.
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Honey! Honey!

.TsNHE cry is still for Money R-
d Money. One of our. firm III KS e 81
will leave for the Eastern cities about gz<.zi =
the 18th or 10th Of February, and all those who
owe US notes or accounts due previous TO Dec,
25th, 1856, must pay up by that time; and
those who are indebted to US for last years
dealings. will please call and settle by note or
cash duringthi month and next The Cash
Greatly Preferred. We owe large
sum Of money, and are obliged to get it from
our customers, and hope they win understand
this hint. w, & A.-SOUTHWORTH.
fayetteville Tenn.
Jan. 20. 1s57-5w.
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GROCERIES,.

GROCERIES,.
M E are prepared to furnish plant =>
Wv alton supplies of every kind,
AID would invite the attention Of Mer-< S<&
chants and Dealers to our stock, which =
will at all times be complete. and consists IN
part, at present, Of the following articles
80 hhds Sugar; 400 bags Coffee;
1890 bags Salt; 500 barrels Salt:
800 boxes StarCandles $50 barrels Whisky;
100 pieces Bagging; 200 hall pieces Bssging
20 do 49 inch do GOO coils Rope:
together with all other articles usually kept N
such establishments
JOHNSON. HORNE & Co,
Aug7 Corner Broad and Market SIS.
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South SIDE Of he Square, "a YETTEfILLE,
middle door o, The lang brick, and 81 stOay.
fgyHE Melainotype is something en- rs
tirely new. 1t can be seen aiikeStSsss !:
in all lights There is no metallic glare ~
in the way as is in a Daguerreotype, and cannot
be surpassed by any other Pictures for their
richness and beauty, aud they eanebe sold
from IS cents up. Pictures taken in cloudy
weather as well as fair only ask from / to
3 seconds in clear weather to take children:
Pictures. The AIeiainotype Pictures can be
sent in letter. without case, and not be soil
ed. Come every body, aud sea what is TO bt
seen, and get Pictures if You want. If | cam
give satisfaction before finishing, there isno OBJ
legation on the purchaser. Feb s.
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MlSleliaueOuS.
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING
ATJOHN JQRDAE's

IOWA LUTBING SfORh.
a La kS h aud varied assortment oLMcmfs Au0
AHsoyA, Ready made Clothing, enabrae
Tug alithu dtgrraatand pproyedsty and mAdsey
good woIkmun oHt ofths bust material.
Fine, lnaiium and comm on, Union, Beaver fetsy
Pilot, Pstefshsm and Flushing, Bsnxups, Sack sand
Palette oreoats, Cloth, Dreas and Froek Coats o.
ooiors aud quaiitiss Ctoth, Cashmere sati-
ne, Velvet and Tweed Pantaloons. silk, satin, W.
leniis ,swansdown, Velvet Plush, Ciotb Cashmere,
sxyinet, Double and single breasted Vests. MONKEY
drawers. Uadefshirts, Hosiery, suspenders,
GIoyes, Crsyats, soan stocks,
Ties, searfs, Winchester aud Scoufs approved Patent
Shoaldor am shirts, nibreltasand ssrtiocsusus'
~ Kept in gentleman's furnishing storos, iaoluiinS
Robes de ChanibraG and Revere Vestsand overeoass.
Also, splendid assortment OF uncut Ilolhs Shssi'
meres aud Nestlnss oi .hleh will be made up 70
this stuianncr, with pronpthess, nj accom-
noaasing prices, and by competent work men. ina
oslabsbn cal iain the monthly receipt ofths latest
Fasnionss othaiprarstRTusledto them may be re-
upon AsbelIe In the laIeststyle BY those who do
sIreit. All manner plain work and work o ron
teoI odi N ,pfompliy attcndodio as heretofore
HATS Ola new sty ietoxcther with all ofths com
| mon Kinda constantly on hand,
IN upseribs roo nadent
| In hopes so me Tao 10 ntinuance ofihesame.
| JOHN JORDAN.
aetehantral1o "a CT o,hier 30 Prontstee,, sPPo
| site the Steam Mills
| Uhyenpoft July cd ISS5.wAd.tf
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HENRY ~. NiOsisEs.
AuSt1onccrs

EhfNkEn ~. "SstzhAS-
AuSt1 onccI-s
Genera Agent Commission 4 Auction Broker,
Davenport, Iowa,
WILL make advances on all kinds OF aertahn-
" dine, buy, sell aud locate LAad Wa ranks, aud
d ttrna - ali kinds Of teal Estate moees trAns
actions. collecting BOOK and Note Accounts, and
nj III ads OF Com altsstvn buslns4s,
Rsie r. 10 ths following persons, BY permIssioHi
NIX SWIM " Co, bankers, 1hieago+
Box 90, Innis Co., ="
rslinan, Powers q M'Lsan, bankers, DstenporS
+ G uphell, $50,
Dewitt 4 Marshall, banker, REiaebgeG, y. Y
PL GArmAn a. CO., Madison, WIS
StoSe. Brothers, New forg city;
Iohs sagBry's SOFAS, -
Lake, helcnam Goa
cas-, Wilson Il Co, :.
su a sheldon, Troy, ";
Jamnu Wager, hsq.,
l.. Potter Co.,
Joan 2. Hull, banker, Poashkecpsle, "
Fre4sriek ". Davis, do
Reuben North, ao "
Joseph c. Harris, do
Hon Charles II. KagsleE,
Hou, HVrEaa IarpeAiaE,
kamund Aotris, ksq.t
chas. D. haopoli, hsa., h-idsapor', ,oadi
Chss. Poots, banker, -
T. Augustus Morgan. banker, - psui n. =;
Shea, Packard Co, Aloaay, y, T.
HESaH ". A0kRis,
Formerly al pgIghkespsse, hR@hoas cp, sewl ORR
pHeeRpor Oct n isSS dWN
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AaaO Agtulirs.
Julius L.ytanee.

Julius I.ytance.
LAND 4 u x q 4,
onee 10 Atsia.oUi. 1tn4< Second street., between
~ Msiu ane krzzy
LARGE osaltifl! Timber, - Mlles troE
LII DsysDp port, price So per Eert; sih De dtTid'
"a b ssit patonAss
Improved TssAs.
atV sore. alshlY isprovs4 iarm la,ist tioE Dss
snpoFs, xs8 sctesAl sISasaEsoB, sood board ien-"
Wit osGxe orsnge, soass, stst.g, ito
A beautiful farm 81 mites RON DaysBgaf i, 10,
zers., % seres IN esiiiystiorr Ysrt Hm Der, rev
aouss STABLE, eS'
n.slss Ito1 Davenport, g. asrss, 80 acres 10 eal
ssriop, ~ serssttnoe '-snstk ~t!sr, hoass, as
Do .sx,
ose gftae BET 's'ms N stysI L8anGy, az serss
only nli4es frog DassppoFt, no acres fence, IL
scye.5n culLvAon, Iss setes M Der, large uIthId
two good wells, Iarxe bOas= rooms, stable, oE
ppild4Essg eLes
a snIll tsrase acres ell 10 tgtsTstasp sooa hen .
sys = nIiss nom DsvsapoTsr
szs sxs.s II LaIles from De rsnpSfL, e. 30 eai "a
Lou 80 seEss nmOer, 20 Asrsr prairie, lOase sUls
sts.
vsasE part IN bsr, large Ess Eosss, socd ys ste
% Gsres sp3ss3id lsnc, sllH fence And ~ ssiNya
o. sr me Dss.s - road, Eilss from DsvsSpob
u mile. Ifen psTerpsr q assgs, g serss IL salsi
EEtssr .goss Aoasss stable etc
IL naass IRON DaEsEper, 20 keFss, 20 .essslr 81
Iivsueu, ii AcIsa syisuale nEi9sr, balance prAfns
isrgs oaslzra, rgpaaay ws.sr, good seaSG stable
u s-Ass sioza DG,snpo,s ~ .eIss - sslasssioE
Aossst t.So.s, ste
o0 EsEs a Giisi frou Lsv.lpoEs, all Il ssEss az,
sult,vstos.
81 EzFgs p4aifis snd, . aEI~s nou Ds.sppSfl
sSsslfg! We've over aess isasss, klssissiDpa i've
ssa D-FsBIoB.
xv0 asFss Of No cay LfslfiS laas close " Wal
sS.l psms Of Il sui.i yslsd, iares ansu Of 90
swgfov cd iAld IL Scots county,
8uatsr u Eoases, lots And FlSAaE .sLs, pie sant
Al 81 1A.eS 1,usreaI psFls Of Uassaport, fof saAs
fssos ssis - ms
s saaIi. iiots il serts Dassnyor.. Terms lie
tesi, Apply 70 9ULiSs LYIAICA
july 10
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4".sls ano Itta,utu.e' :
AN AAkRiUAa IEytar,s. wv.
The GREATEST nm ,niohI

The GREATEST OF TnpH!
.5s,sss,a aim pl.cily, ehoapaa. hHL
,n,,pis p...on 70 No wants oIaIi slsss. Ftee ma
,Isom t,, Tin ever FAY saa.
Le ifAifios OF Iowa, which iI &
man, ehtuneales, references ana To- To-
tsasoie schtieMep whose name. ~
sens the pateDteos OF Edwin ana y
oeioofasea Gomoinod Grinding aud noI, q u =,
ELOOAtANG MIL - sSIo.ass,
fos the state Of Iowa, we oder slsta 80,
a shop Mills for sale on spslip Gt
hase ono 70 daJly operation and 81 terms NJ
peny aud Sd SITS, We advise ali Ia Sahibou nm
10y ay miti say, a. dld the ancient gue. sS
nlilin,. Il, ouvn IV'a. -"''a, III,
table Investment SAFE sur, asaaa
ahie hishiy Ingenious and iausk r..
Itn's an entire new kSaturs 10 the tSied Invent
t1to aoGs, ard ths spleadid u'etGr, Of
iaNosh, silhulae boitins ana seD,' Aeh 1t psr,r,
shse operation Into sevtu d.is..n, Ihs gram ~,
~ is,h $40 'ua, Nisiih space Of only tsa Of Plsa
"a iehkth ~ iSur iaet IL breadth al -. HSalFfrsf
tNsIFs bashos per hour "a 1air ~ ~ TAI iuty Of ~,
stvnN, eAAy ~ ibshss Ia diameter aSh iuff nil
| ~ ~, ~ q susie operation ialo u'~a con
nns Flour, anne flour, Miidhlx. ~ va and Bsr.,
aud Efforts. Any power b.i1'y - sIuis NJ
ssi w r'o,a "seVsn horse power I'd 49,, q w.
ihn slaaa space II occupies would ~, Wsh dsassi
mnuat :, ,sa. s''p other machinery aaa - snss
shVeuN ~ power ~ requires - rropeI :; u hs
eobsuaeiivh Ehd operanon, n.ku, !, ~ oaomy \
Long, u VIII suprTsede aud ssyoi1t, NsttAL tia, an,
~ ,ish, ~ ~ ~ eompast, 9.aata . w. !loQr
wants " ihs world that escry saw Mn "a H.
~ y. ,ioandry forge roll No III, nAeas sAo,
navns possfa'is. erected, eau nv an. hui.
AZ .ss complete sgreh.at floura, NM PAVE stAt
| tAurioN..-All persons ii wan, :, ,
.sioash ~, ths rtate are advised t y alu
see our i!ii ia Operation teors parena,a /" s9s -
sous are hureUy warned troni t.sf..sss aud VI d,
ptI rights ~s shall Dla1 tn. - ~ odlaVsrs
| u The Law. AA " TIE sGlci -
l W.
lss.e Mi. Will a'ass ossr fifty barrel, an
| for aafths psrsiealarsappty 10 Or 49,.
JACvb WEAVER in
/ uur "a
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chubb, Bro. Barrow 4 Co.

OVER t5i sale reasonable tsrm, :se f.lls ~lsx
~ dssis4bls property;
20 hsudsolas Guiding lots 10 NORTH pavsap5rt
Lot sex " eai hipl.y and 5tn streets bs-sti-
fal ..ts Q q GSehng.
ihe large and hasdsOns Gossags on Iho sorusr Of
Western avenue aud 9Th str eets-l0s SO 100 sstAn
oyplFtuatty often oHsrstt 70 obtala laH Tsstds
distance the osstrs OIL sasiGe Lees
Pase IS go. slpoJ essh, olSso In o S2Sat6s, Aaa
baIsE 90 ~ !. ., 4, aai years at2ldu
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R0Cx ISLAND AND DAvENPOKT
Gas and Steam Fitting:
UmtA Iol1SI 111a01At.
Riley, Wright 20.
DEa leave 10 announces 70 me stxens OF hosk
Disan and vicinity That thst have bought cut the
.,ack and trade ct the old stand nearthe
GASW Rhs,
sha,.th,, intend TO carry on the basihess ~ usual
Including some additional branches.
Con,t,at.ion OF Gas Werks on large or smAu
seale, suitable for eitsssnd private dSsliilSs'
Gas and Steam Pipes.
introduced mo dwelling hoescs, steamboats, and
isctor,es They have a superior sto ON hand o.
ca. Fixtures. aud q the attention Of Pafehassrs
20 examine their toe
!. Practical Bell Hanging and Lock smithiag
IN iii rs branches.
They have xl.o on hand = supply Of akiALit
uOuR PLATES, which are superior 10 any atlcle
OF the ind yer introduced tnto this city, eithsf ioi
chez pness OIL durability.
Gliding and Bronxiny
of Al kinds OF Fixtures ualvcniEfne IN eoid hnc
silver, In all Its bra Bches' - "a.
Al ~otl warranted aud done In 8 workman Tx
manner.
once, Eagle Street Rock Island
un.t "a, nd al ID ~ isS6--dwU
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Howe y gss proved Patent
TRnaQ QuynHXa

ia ~hdeIsixned arc proprlsiors VI The above
patent for the State OF fows AMI are prepared TO
ssauAot for tho orscilo y OF halfway or Highway
Bridges Of length Of span from 50 feet 10 800 ee
Ia any part ftho State As the above Bridgos has
been nd opted most oftho siironds 10 tho United
States, deem meHl 10 THAR strength, durs-
btllty and cheApness unnecessary. All eommunca.
Items upon the al eot wifi receive prompt aienu
Address STofh, BOOMER & BoylNGTuN,
teh ts-d~tf Davenport. lows.
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Dry Goods, Clothing, etc.
y.y arc now Offering NJ our new STORE, No. "a bTn
w dy 81, nexi door 10 The Pos. once, ssplsndid
assortment OF
GIG 111N G43
consisting OF kil Qagitirs, nikas up In Sorkmap'
lii ms or, and lhs latest style Of
nssx GOODS,
consisting IN part OF Preach Gad Ensisn Men moss,
lain and nxursd Alpaca, black plain and colofee
Defiance, all wool Cashmeros, Ginghans, Caieos,
White Goods, kmbrolderiss, shs~is, Ciosks, Do
mssttc Goods In all heir branches.
HATS and Caps st wholesale asd retail, and
| n great many other snlcles numerous TO men
ZION All Of which will seil low a. they o. DO
| bough anywhere west of New York.
country merchan = ase particularly invited TO sa
| anime our stock beTore making their purchases.
We sfAit III all times be happy to snow our goods
| doubt not but enaeed 10 suis ths closest ~
| We II as the most fsstilions buyer.
| aux 70 st a~U STRAUSS &ubERSDobRFHk
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DISSOLUTION

,tNHE hrm II ll.lns, Benaely & 60 /, sais daS dis
SsigeA ~ EaEaai CONSENT v. '. Barr, Esq 10 full
4, empowered 81 settle up tas business All pcIson'
ID ebtsd will please call ~ the UoaHtng o. baiT'
tomsnetru, Gdese corner Perry 4Ad sd streets, aac
adja 81 thsis Indssts q. dAAaE,
J. p0NSkLi,
January ., lsST. taimJ I. PkKndRIN.
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Drp QpaDDs.
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NlD { q hi L. hc a 1e = 9.

1uD - hi iS hc a 10 40
Burrows q Prottymsne
Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods, BcNss = '
Hats, Caps, Clothing, etaa
MOULD invite thp attoati0n 81 paw
w large aud varied assortment We e !,
ing our Fall and Winter stock. sais 2 =
this community We DO 10. pscis -. ALE
isLbors, but offer Rood tsssds At ssaSsS.t " s..
We are constantly resolving adds ~ - sts tiSeA
W. have now On hand due aszartas,2t "
DRESS CO. @
stlk,, ksripos, Param.ttas, vAlsnoisnnss,
Lustrss, DsLainss, &c, Shawls and MAI
tillas in great variety.
| Cloths, Cassimsrss, Vsstings, Ready Mace
Clothing and woolsn Goods Of all kinds
suitable for tho coming season.
Groceries, Crcok cry,
Hardware, Carpets, Oil Cloths,
Rubber Goods, Window Shades
aud Yankee Notions,
more 4, ncrsl variety Of uosis Is DO found ~
any store sss. u the A,ss.ppi In connection with Gun
sOns in the I'd and Sd sleries Of cur building, u
which CA pe found large stock Of Dry GOODS SUIT
lssiershAnls w VIII cell any asoas IN Ase TO
short time promp, psps low - they ~
TO E.lk.NEKS
NsArs prepared ~
Pay the Highest Market Price for All kinss .
i Produce
All IN want Of BarSains call "a -
i BURROWS 4 PkEIIlMAN,
| wnoLEsALk AND RETAIL pEALEl.s IN
TO lk L. al q N ~ . III L. > Il
DRY GOODS,
Bsots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, Clothing, SO, %
| FRONT STREET,
OctiG DANkN POkI- low
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l. JAm4as Aua J. DJnnelly, under ghs nrai and nans
Of famine = ponisly, Sia ssEtnas tas t4sigsss at
The Old stand whesa St arisrs lr thstr line vii be
IrumptLs aud iaifh eEccaiei-
Ian Js8m JANMRs uUNSELY
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NEW MILLINERY HOUSE

NEW MILLINERY HOUSE
THE subscriber having recently established Al Ne.
ia LAKE STREET, CHICAGO, NEST extsn-
siye
Wholesale and Retail MILLINERY House,
soEid ay4te the attention or coautry dealers t. hts
sioek-amoNs ~aisa VIII always 81 found he Iarx.
est $3.50 rtmcnt OF PATIEaN HATS and sTaAa
GOODS, toyetneT vi all iac novstIes OF tao aAsi-
erH market IN this city
Goeds fTes!y sho~E, and sold eass P Tor cash,
mill don Z. Z, AEbSlhR-
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Nav fans NEW sll1i
NlKIIl OT 4 NUWF-E I1t Ut
Choice Groceries,

NAV SiA - vi JjJUJ
TIFIfe s4ossriorrs hxye IAken tae popusaT sahd OF
i T., Weaver and Co, 81 sAe corner OF Brady A1d
AMI Inila sIrsc. ADD Increased their a.9ek b. the
addition Ola choice laiof
Choice Groceries,
H. Nhich n ay NIUE nc atEsGltea Of me paP9E
sun laste shsl llsy eau 80 sIpElsd stth a. good
&r.ic.s End Al a. ~ pfteua Al eau - had ~ NE
Ctts. Aaoag seeal s5eesPts snsy roaiG spse.Ig.
IS CAsss OF sS eetm<>ts,
Jsllt9s, Preserves. GAaEsd FtaIls, Gle, ste, Tbs
P9Sisc are rsspsa tally soites o. 10 sn- call.
g..8sIpsLf LtdBAlI n & CIAtM Bic.