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Washington telegraph., 1857-11-25
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ORITUARY.

Departed this life. in this place, on the night
Of the tn instant. after lingering illness.
Cu,HLEs Thomas NELSON, IN the 45th year
of his age.
The writer Of this, who pays last sad trib-
ute that friendship iuTokes. has. for twenty
years, occupied towards the deceased the rela-
tion Of intimacy. He knew him well. and feels
that lie can, without the employmontof extrav-
agnnt phrase, pronounce him to have been, in u
worldly acccptaton, one Of the best OF men.
Poverty never sought aims Of him ia vain his
gates were ever open 10 the stranger. and at
ms hcsPitable board the high and the low, the
Hen and the poor found an unosfcntatious and
equal welcome
Farewell, Toni May your immortal soul
hnu rest IN the Spirit-Land. and the tender
mcrcics OF a protecting Providence be visited
upon your surviving family.
Washington telegraph., 1857-11-25
TD Es7TGRsyTS.

L A n d! LAND!l
w L have some Nkne Thomson n
w Acres Of Land Eo= sale, situated
IN Hampstead, SEWER, Clark. Ouachitg and La
tayette counties. A considerable portion Of
which is highly improved. the residue Is villa
To any one desiring home, we viii sell on ae-
oommodating terms We can ofer an induee-
ment to any one wishing to purchase on specu-
lation- All We want Is a fair price
For description of the above lands apply to
D. BLOCK * BRO.
Washington, Hampstead CO.. Ark
Nov 90th, 1857. -4T-tf
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r,g- An exchange very Justly and aecu

Toy An exchange very justly and aecu-
r,toIv clsssifes the three political parties,
tbe Americans, Republicans, and Demo-
80 nc follows: "One says Americ0Hs
sb,II rule America,'-thc other, Negroes
shall rule America, while the other party
declares that Foreigners shall rule Amer
ica.'' The question for the people to de
eide Is, who shall rule America, Americans,
No,,roes. or Foreigners? This question
Is to be decided by the success of the one
or the other Of the parties whose policy is
thus distinguished. Negrophilism is the
policy Of the Republican party. 1t would
elevate the negro to an equality with the
white citizen, and give to him as potent
will in controlling the political destinic> o,
the country. The Democratic party has
run wild in its cxaltation of forcignism.
Democratic judges have decided that for
ciGuers ought to be preferred to native
born citizens. The secret. oath-bonnd pO-
litical society Of '' Molly Maguires notU-
Tiousl ly control the nominations and dictate
the policy of that party in neaTly all the
principal cities and is rapidly extending
influence throughout the whole Democracy
in town and country. The success Of the
Democratic party is the success Of foreign
ism. But the policy Of the American
party is to establish and preserve a pure
American nationality, to sustain and foster
and perpetuate the republican institutions
fouudedby our revolutionary sires, to admin
lister the government in strict accordance
with the principles ineulcated by the franz
ers Of the Constitution aud the authors Of
our republican system, to cuable AMERI-
CANS 20 rule America. Ii remains for the
people, in calm earnest sOberness, to deter
mine which they will choose to rule over
them heir fat will decide whether the
controlling political element in the United
States Of America shall be negroes, tor-
ejggers, or AMEBICANs.-LoujsrWe Jour
nal
Washington telegraph., 1857-11-25
Helainotypes and AInbrotypes

II v. WARNER takes pleasure OF Informing
Il the citiznu= of Washington and vicinity.
that he is in their mi,ls' prepared L cxccuiy
pictures true to life. al who wisl. % zee thcn-
selves '.ss other- sec them. waull do uer 20
call Immediately, and secure their shadow
e er the sub tame. fades IN extra fine lot nf
Miniature lsreastpins and Gold
EoCsets. sc. Dark clothing best >ui,'i
for G. good picsurc. lie VIII remain ia Wash-
nst'u hus sh7rt iim" positively.
Persons whiting Csm..cn through tar win.rr
would do well 10 call a. Warmers large SKY Gal
'c-r. aua canine hi .iiifcrcut siyle ui pciurcs
which have no superior.
Ezy- Rooms in Oli Fellows Hal.
Washington. Oct. -. 1897. fS-tf
Washington telegraph., 1857-11-25

On the subject Of direct trade with
the South, OF which there are Indications
Of growing disposition in many sections
Of the South to hold back their cotton Tor
a rise in the price, the Washington States
says:
, This feeling is based upon the certain
ty that the European manufacturers, who
are already running short in the raw ma
terial, must repleuish from the American
stock at whatever price, OF stop their fac
tories altogether. This Is an alternative
not to be thought Of in the existing de-
rargcment Of affairs, as any very general
action Of that kind would excite the starry
ing, uudi,cipliued masses OF England into
irresistible and widely destructive bread
riots. If not into u radical revolution The
terrible crash that in France hurled or
derS, classes, and property investments in
one common auarchy Of blood and ruin,
about the close Of the last century. was
preceded by uch the lueeircuInsiauces
Of change aud depression that now lowers
over Eugland
If the south should consider only its
own instincts of s1ls-pcrsaryatiJn, Eng
land, w.usys press, government and people
are wagIGE an lHcessaut war on Southern
Institutions, has very small claims on
Southern torbearaucc. Perhaps the short
est. ii indeed 1t IS not the only way. for
manufacturing England t3 ytg7uia HfrAE-
.f'Ls'rr'Hy G'ly'Iad, viii be 10 despatch
aacuts To the great cotton marts cf the
South, aud open direct trade with their
ports. This will cut the gordian kuut
of the complicated system o. shipments
aui exchanges through Northern brokers,
ard 10y relieving both producers and manu-
facturcrs from three orfuur eNtraueyus prof
is and per ccutages. will be real
and practical step towards the ruch dis
cussed commercial Independence ot tie
South"
Washington telegraph., 1857-11-25

Hon. William Hin, Secretary Of State
of North C7rolina, died at has residence in
Raleigh, GA the 29th October last, in tie
e+th year OF his age Mr.. Hill was cleo
ted Secretary Of State, and filed the Office
to the day Of his death, period Of forty
sil n.,rls
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Cloths ana CasSImeres.
Ail goods suitable for Mrus' and Boy we.
.lso. Ladies Cloths and CIoaiiugs.
HOSIERY AND GLOVES

I.alic-' White and Unb'cacicd Cotton Hose
Slate, Black aud lGizcd Hose. Cashmere and
Lambs Wool Hose. B,1ck six aud Flrcrci
Lined spun aud Pure silk Hose. Ladirs' SIX
and Mrrin1 Ncets. Chiiirens' Fancy M.riup
Hose. Boots auk Sock, White. Brown. Mixed
auI Fancy Half Hose, every variety Of Ladies
Gcaiicnrn-' and Chslircus' six. Cashincrc,
" ,al aud Leather Gloves.
Washington telegraph., 1857-11-25
~~-~-o1o~oo~o-No-~.NN-o-o-o--

Apiece Of candle may be made TO burn
oil night in a sick room, or elsewhere, when
"a dull light Is wished, by putting finely
powdered salt GU the candle until it reach
Is the black part Of the wick In this
way a mild and steady light may be kept
through the night from 4 small piece Of
candle
Washington telegraph., 1857-11-25
Upper Red River Packets.
DESPATCH LINE.

= b - THE srls.autiaI and we'll
....,lsS-.-S.---s.-.ss i.u1vn steamboats,,
REVS WHITE, Y, hLLs7,reH. Master.
DIcK sash, - = wN. L,rP-ox. Master.
EFFORT. = wx. VI MILES. Master.
vii. oa the first Use Of water. commence
running ., regular packets bciyeen Shreveport
and al landings ON uprer Red River. and will
continue tkuir tr.ps during the entire season.
The beat were haili expressly .o- tie trade
rs's high il the insurance offices. anl their of
fccrs are experienced and careful. Daring
high water they viii connect at Shreveport with
the splendid New or!eaus packets DUKE. Cap
tain AHpirrate. and y. F. KIEBALr. Captain
Nii;ruherFy. atforiinV passengers and shippers
nn opportunity q 20 through without de;cn-
ton. Dusi1g low wafer in the upper tiver
one cf The boats v5ll Ily above. and another
below Whistle uaS Shps'~, at which point a CT
vii connect ani thus keep up direct cuJn.uu-
nicAtion with Shreveport. Planters and ship
pcrs mry rely upon every eE0Tt bcia. made t.
give satisfaction. For freight Or passage, rp-
ply on hoar...
November 4. 81. iI-tf
Washington telegraph., 1857-11-25
PORTRAIT PAINTING.

Mr.. =. - Jackson, formerly Of Mobile,
VI Ala would announce In the pHDlic. that
he has removed u Arkansas. with his family.
ani viii locate permanently in Washington. "r
Columbus. Nj. J. Will make annual vi-i-s 50
iiffcrent parts of the State. when those uho
may wish the portraits Of their families painted
may avail themselves Of his experienced pencil.
Mr.. J. Is now in Washington. at which Place.
tho-c at distance U~y adires him hy letter.
Maslin.tnn. Nnv. 18Th. lSII.-iL-tr
Washington telegraph., 1857-11-25
New Orleans Cotton Market.

Nav UELEASs. Nov Is
CpTrON--Thc demand was active yc-tsr-
day, and with l5eral supply Offering the sales
reached II. $50 bales without material change
IN prices. We quote:
NEw ORLEANS CLtss1F1cArfoN.
Washington telegraph., 1857-11-25
WHITE GOODS

Jasonct-. Carntrics Swi-- Mu-iinz Cheeks,
Stripe. sc; also, Linens. pamHsks. Diapei
Quilts Couutcrpins and Toilet Cpyer-. Embroi.
derics. Laecs. Linen and Embroidered IlJSfs.,
TItu.-.L.n.-. ~
Washington telegraph., 1857-11-25
CIlAES- K.NTHIAS AHl eganIH-

SIS. Chenille. Thihci, Br1cic, Wo1'llu sul
Printed ShIwi-. Velvet, Satin. Cloth. Beaver
and Nioirr-aut'que Cipaks and Circula- n' every
style. viz; the Beatrice. Clari~>a. Snow Drop.
iri-. Julia. E-tciie. sc. Our assortment ";
ClaaEs and Shaw!- Il unsurpassed Ia variety
Washington telegraph., 1857-11-25

SIX, Iclvu's. Grapes. French aul English
N-liaa- parimatto-. Plain and Printed SInu--
-eiur and Esryre Gr Laiuas, Plain. Piaii ar1
Fancy 70. i1irs-. an wool, Giu=ham.. Alpu,-
r1-, CIu-on Cloths. Sc. Steel Spring Sse,stan.
Zephyr Qgl.el. Aiju table Bu-t'c, ami C.isu
t'us4le,i TIoHu skirts.
Washington telegraph., 1857-11-25
MAILS! KS:
SEQ Ec-- We. month Sail. 20 ersrr a'f. aHi
Kind a;
r.. l.. .sl ri$ g't-
70 Planters and F.,5i;dar-.

81. t--- un lHrf % --.-.. d.. .-...t... ..f y.
L-es. u.i,-. iirsks. Hi1-ar. .g...-.. '...-.
Ff-.slia--. La'.-.s-. klrH-. ~.frs-. I.rt-.
EHriI#i-. fGt. cat -us tat.r U.1.-. st-Hr
Utl-gs. E4f.af ,rfre iifar.H. Patent Nu.rEIf.
Er.-- au- iral. aui gr-t --..l .ulrla DIIis.
i.HH.s auJ Fact JH.r'-. r..rrs FOL. every -.s..
-.is- N.i=i;-. t.r.s. q -.-4 .l..i F.r-t.-.fz-
Irr : Do. Dsar Lttsh-. J4riain E.uis. .ui
Wrench ar.i : rv-. NIE'r .-HaH. 'l-.. Tea
aai Bra E..-ir.. = I.-'-I .,a..l g.. .l-. Htvszlt
Gov and She D lel-. h--r-. ..-' Dolls. E...et
and .s-a C4E5.e-...l.. ,.-r Laur-. lllI a.ai
GrsFieI LHIf-fu-. s. .t'.als. E-f,tria aai
Bras. T-4es., g.. Mula--.- Gate. Silver Tltel
Taa aHl Table Spoons. Lri.fai.ia. Nhal ani
I-au Tea Hat liable Spoons. Ba-t.rl -.naf-.
Ssiwu.r- aud la4i,-, Long aui S4rr liHri.H
Frg Pan-. Coffee Mill. Tobaccu rg,trE-. rar-
np'e Rat and Beaver Trap. Tte-nH.H.I.r.
Knitting. SVeEins. said. la. Ut.aiu.. -.arI
and Between Needle. s.. .srl aul EFi,-s 1HiuIhiH-.
Gri1' '.-. Gri,iirou-. Curry Combs. Collin ii-r-
iic-. Screws. IljuE,s aHi Strap. Black HEi IiA-
tys! Iron aui Brl-- Furniture CI-tuH-- Nmf
Crackers. Iron Ler and Hludeuf-. CHttln-
Wool Sccrs and H1r-. Card. Grirl.tlrr-.
Crluks and Rollers. Mahogany knuha. rnrE
Screw. Brass and Steel Sag5crs. Trunk liaI-
dies. E-cuirhe1u-. Cupboard ketehg-. rtrel
Ecy Eir--. Patcut Kniic SharP-uer-. Hunr anI
Tap B0Fcr,, TSeezer-. Steel Key. Eurk'r- ".
all kinds. Martngalc Ring, Rein Snaps aui
Bride Bits of every kiui. 81
d. l.. BEITTiN & cos
Washington telegraph., 1857-11-25
VALUABLE PLANTATION
For Sale

EOr sale.
THE undersigned offers forsale his nla,....ior,
Il situated between two and three miles Scutb,
East Of Washington, Hampstead county. .rkan-
80. and nefia.ely on the line ar tha f,a;,o
rnd Fulton Railroad This ii one of the rorI
desirable and valuable Plantations ID tbe "A
of II IN sUnth Arkansas 1t consists w A
trAct- "A lana lying within hr-f 4 mile of n IA
other divided NY 6D acres of Railroad T.t,f two
ia the Eiack Land tract there are ~ aarh
dred aces with $50 acres in cfltiyn-i.R nd.
tiIis tract there re between four nnd fr3 f1a
drcd acres NJ hrst-cinss BLACK La NIL, Is
residue nm excellent article OF sccond-ra HNtOn .
capable, most of IL. Of producing. ia "a N l-A A1e4
biz year, from LOCO 20 1900 pounds III Il, III
cotton 20 the acre. and better Wheat All ~
land cannot be found in the country Tn. .ri
neW-ground cotton now growing on this nc
which Will, IL the season continues far,t. d.
pro'iuce from 15UO % 1000 pounas or sr,.
cotton 10 tec acre There is an sluns-
nerer-iaiiing stock water on this rlacDt-
other tract consists or 240 acres Of exc
sandy land-1OO acres in cultivation. ne
frame dwelling. with Eve rooms, and all the nd
cessery oui-bGildsngs-G well Of -oos, y,aterA
with several excellent springs and su.s;.s
branches. A new Gin House. with Mill. H.,
er, &c. He viii sell both tracts togeth +
, the Black Land place alone if desired. Ill
r. p. wILLIAr
Washington, Ark, AuT 10, 1867. Sedh
aita&
Washington telegraph., 1857-11-25
To Mechanics.

The best brands 81 Screws. iIatcheis. Aizcs-
Braces, Au-er-. Hammer, SIuarc-, Hcvel--
Gu1rcs. Files. TINS SluIrc-. Mitrcs. Drawing
Nniycs. Spoke Siiavcs, Pinrers. Bt-. fil,e;stc.s.
spirit Levels. Essss.---s Es--i--- I-is- s'-ss.
Jointcr aud Smoothing Planes. iiozwood. Match.
sash. Hollow and Round Babbct and BEAD
Planes. Augcrs. Framing, MnriisinE and F!rmeT
Cai-clS. Augcr Chi-el-. Saw and Plane Han
dies. Spring Dividcrs, Compasses, and every
other tool in general use, cHn always be found
Washington telegraph., 1857-11-25
PEaniatEaEp Goods.

Li1sty-. Pisia aad PlaiL al wool. Eerscy-
and Kentucky Liu-,y.. N--r, and Slial-
iiit-Sci- .tH.l sriurir H. -uT. Macku1v art
BED E,sua-t-. an woe'. Iuiart - aai G-utIu-
meas sup. Fancy T-vyiiH- Blankets.
Washington telegraph., 1857-11-25
W. H. PRESTON g. CO.,

A RE now receiving and opening very large
a aul complete assortment Il
Ready Made Winter e.othing,
Consisting Of every article in the way Of
CO8T, PINTS OK VEST,
OF TIE MOST FASHIONABLE QUALITY or
GOODS. OR snLE Og FiNSSH,
And which they will eel very cheap.
Sept 23d. 1857. 5s-u
Washington telegraph., 1857-11-25
HATS AND GAPS.

Moleskin. Natria. Cashmere. Lerhoru. Pan
ANA, Hiawatha, Pioneer. Beaver and brush
Hats. silk, Plush. Cloth, Velvet. Glazed and
CHS Turbau Caps.
Washington telegraph., 1857-11-25
CLOTHING.

\ general assortment 0f Gsutlcrsng' ami
Boys Clothing. made up in the best manner
Washington telegraph., 1857-11-25
DOMESTIC GOODS.

s.-s-i---. Sh.rHn--. p~i-'iass. Jeaa-. /
Tic's-- 'a1a.ina S-lipcs anu T.aids. Ln-vel. e
toms. Joft1u Na-ri. Nc.
Washington telegraph., 1857-11-25
3 4 Z = =.
DELS5 GUODg.

NieTr,mzr and atA,r L,-i=s.bic s;ylsz. II
n.-u-L ND TrLnuA I.i-.-.
Washington telegraph., 1857-11-25
FALL g. WINTER GOODS.
Fancy and Staple DIV Goods

GUns. Pistols. Jewciry, Groceries. SC. 81 which
we invite the attention OF ;u- public. uur
-,cc! Is now COMPLETE. anil contains no
iri'-. ur ggo.- 10 De sold 40 cost, invoking tAs
niece s~i'y of large profits upou certain articles.
Bur vy cuJgayur % sell al our goods at mol
crate p-Udt. Our profits are based upon the
wants OF short. close and safe traiu. Our
efforts src % secure that trade. anl wr believe
that au examination ct our stock viii catij.e -
% a portion &C the patronage or such hsysE-
a- can comply with ous terms.
uUr stock consists in part u the following
Washington telegraph., 1857-11-25
INSURANCE NOTICE.

INSURANCE NOTICE.
Ee5- Tho Shreveport !S~ra.scs Cusrsyy e.
rrc-ar,.. &C. ta.. I.l-s- ora sH ..n4I.r .l.sF-I
au h.sf- ni good -.si linz wi,l o.. i;a.s. ui
U1.lrf..Iiters in the cry of New ,s.e.I-. rrd
.s,rh ls have Certificate uF w1sii...,--. e. su,i
hy Robert Graham. Inspector. aud =. D.. To-
sla, secretary of this company.
ES&!cs oEPrcnni--s.,.
On rroire- ships. to thi- port FROM point,
Above = bite Uak Shoals. - ccai
Below j Z oeai.
jefferson. - rrai
II u5ll De considered Jilt al 1r.lu5, .hirreI
lr7n above ellis plit oa Re- River. "r nu. 10 .t-
trihH.srsy-. 90 auy merchant ef tsi- place hose
in a.. open pol. - from f'li- c.arsas. w;H H.
.r.-.. 2 80 dis org --, r.''-- v-iEss--l t' ;.s1
eaugrlrv 10 tie I.s af iil''-,
G. E. G.i5wOLD. l.7C- =. -
7. II. Ecss0S. Secretary
p-t. her 3S. ItiT. Is-im
Washington telegraph., 1857-11-25

V,o PLA:TERS - WAN UF PLANTA-
] t.ou uar,3uafesrd s -riculrFsl Ia.pianarlla;
90 Mechanics who wi-i .i.e bes r9is sitHt ihr
m-r'spt aflur,i raI t. tii--- W dgs.rt tn rr-
rair or build. W r ~ iuin-eHa.s io purchase
from orr ilrlc. " -iei AMI con 90, $50. \. iHi.
if mo-; superior. tu 81. aTl % talaty. quality
and chcapucsa. o. u1y Asa-,, y the snE.4.Hn
market. Cal s.hrn ,ou wish -.iy .hia- in cur
line. al
u -snvT~fN & m
Washington telegraph., 1857-11-25

SEw ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION.
Washington telegraph., 1857-11-25
RLkcESMITK 1IGle.

q Superior Below. Vice igf.E.. tnvii-.
e - Pir-cTz. Srrrr Photo. Sex ali Die.
NS1H1r- lar Eaii-. El-5-s1s fiI,- 20 cv-
rs is-s.ig;.ra, 81;
Il. 3. r3llI'S s co.'s.
Washington telegraph., 1857-11-25

E.-..v. C.a. Plain. T-r-rr --i Ii'-ii- XXX er-
-,- u.r.rsfr. rl.r,r.-. wIi-r aai ra' re. N0r'.-
t-r- .s:. Earrl rrI fInrl Hn-a.#. o-na-
.iHr \. ri.ariAw a..I r-rn'.rn ~,riTe- -hsrtirig
--f gr.rs-r-.. Es gH 4Hl Ei-aannl Drilling
ri..-.t. WI M. .u-.-. rat..r EHf- W a.i N'.n-
r... frr.hr Ca..4a, n.-. -atn.ta aai fEe,a--
Il. q. EEuTiN & cos.
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TERMS or ADVERTISING.

asss .,s csras, nst sxsss1isg six Hsss, Inside
Aesises = aes.isss, sAAritssis sssississ, n,
ss1paatss. -, half rhss.
Dspisysd advertisements hAif nsrs thas The
above rates.
Alvssttss tssusntslsAasd saA piassd sadesthe NA,A
81 especial notisss, I" SssAyssAs sS6SAs~v vstes.
Special aotisss In sAs iesal ssiana - ssees ~
line. -
Aivsrtissasats ssAsssa ~ ths iaslass sxsosu1ys,v.
- sAs nAiy. Attss ne Arss TOO vssks 90 ~ ssns
more thae the Abovs rates. w
Advertisements Set assonpasisd viAA Aisssaisss
VII - iassrtsdtin forbid, AID shasgsA Ter sssss1
tAsly. @
.tA1ssvsass~ssssssssss ss 1sI1 u sIsssss.
xAis rais Will net - vasisd frem.
Whss sas sivsrtisss usss 49, weekly sisns. she
Eriss VIII d sassaas = y ths peiys WAsss tAs
Daily aad Msskiy sss bseA sss4, IS - "a. m
% dsdases4 fron tbs aSgrseAas aassst.
Under tns Dsassst sysssa. sAs Adssrtlsse pays %
.asA Ter sAsspsso hs ossspiss. the sAAagss Ssiss
eAargsahls Tor s"spssisisa ssly. This Diss q ssv
esasrally adopted. ~Ossehsrgs fsy sAAssss viIlAs
- ssass per square. :
lie .ii cases whore savrsissassh ar o.
sesttass1 ssfcvs The sxpvation Of the yea q yAs
time sontsactsd Tor, they win ~ sAsennA ~ a
our rsgsias rates Tor the time astaAlly II.
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-. : - - ----- -----------~------~-------
JUST RECEIVED AT
MOOPER,S

snDrag Ana Rrssrripsien ssers.
A Sv.hkK trssh supply of Drugs, cAs.isals,
tici.. anesd d purs,) PGfsneSy and Fancy ar
a SIs. smsr,sing the most popular articles Il the
oay 70 which he isvitss ysur sttsption.
Soncsatfsisd Persian Esssnsc, the most elegant
perfume Tor imparting to the hAndk srehisf : very
sSasseots snd iasting odor.
Bosqsst a'orlsaas, Or Xxx Bourbon; Oriental
Drops, Otto Of Roses,
kxt. Mashsli., Ext Nav Aowu Hay,
West End, Tea Ross,
" :. s Sweet BriAr, Ps.ehoaly,.
:, Z" Hsiiotrops, yioisttsi
Vsroeaa, Ambor and Orange Flower Water; Arc
omatio Vinegar, Arosatis Crystals, 0sr-
man Ferena Cologne, MAcassAr Oil,
''sss.' sss:. n Nee. s'aE., E..l r,na 0h.is s.a-
Balls, Lilly White,
Andaline, and Egyptian Hair Dye.
vos rax nAR.
Aiexandsrs Pelamieus,
savassr ursina,
Lymsn's Ares susine,
Basins Poncine Soap,
Lasin's sAvon Supsrnns soap,
Vsrbeaa SOAP,
brown Windsor Soap,
veEstable Oil sand Soap,
Transparent Soap Bars,
Transparent soap Balls,
Amaadips Soap,
Marsh Maiiow,
3snuinc iAnkee Suap,
Military Shaving Soap,
Shaving Cream,
Shaving Brushes,
Hair brushes,
Tooth Brushes,
Nail Brushes,
Flesh brushes.
Port Monaiss,
Railroad cempanioas,
Cigar Cases, and
Travelling Fiasks Of every description.
rLAvonIS0 KysRACrs.
Vanilla,
Almond,
Lemon,
Celery
dsc2o Pine Ami. L.
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OFFICE, NO. ~ KILDOUREE'e BLOCK,
AZ Tor Sale 20 beaatttsl Lols in D. w. xii.
! = bourne 3 Additien.
Fren Any Vt thss Lots the psospsst from. and
the visw around tAseity, isdsiightfal.
They are all near os edjoininr
KlLDOUR2E PARkID
And 40 othsr LoAs In The CITY can b. desirable
for resid4noss.
blssk Ife In ths eidlimits.
% Rsst N Aain4t., between 9Th and 1th.
lot ., Block ~, On HloadsAa-st
90 Feet In Block 3el, - Aain-ss., bstwssn ieth
AnA 1lth.
~ Hsst - kAia-ss, commanding leo Test from
lDth stsssl-
70 Feet on Ath st.. In Ble<k -, very dssirAhas
boildins sesidases.
Also, Lots y kAvssd knssurS&'s New AA4iti@a.
Tsass-rLss, ssd very kssy psyasats. -
1es s.stass psstisslArs sosuire ~ The ahevs soss
Ias1ed
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BAsk Of the etats OF New York, NY
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LynAa Chapia, AiAAny, N. Y.
frastus Corning = Co., Albany, MY.
Hon: Jno I. schooleraft, ,Pres't Comm I Bank, Al
bany, N. Y.
xhsa. ". 0lssst, Prsst Mechanics, 4 Psfusrs'
hank, Albany, New York.
siissrtL L. Wilsoa, Ass't Treas. N. Y. Central b.
Il. Co., Albany.
IhonpsOa O.. . Kxpress. Boston.
Hon. tis6synosr, Utica, NY.
Urea bAak, Fall Village, Conn.
Asrins Bank, Ba6Aio, Y.
yno. X. Lee Co., Bsnksrs, Buhtio ny.
Aisaigsn Insurance Co. hank, Detroit, Mich.
AArias Bank, Chicago, Ills. 4
l. II. Barch tCo., Chicago.
Bank Of Conmsrce, MiIwaakse, Wis
= Aortt0ss Hall, s. Fani, Minnesota.
uresss, Thomas 4 Co., Bankers, Burin gtoa Iowa
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FURNITURE WARE-ROOMs.
Main street, bet. tth / 9Th KEOKUK. iowa
sSHEundsrsignsd have new in
4 their Ware-Koons, and design
keeping constantly on hand we'll
selected emit Of all kinds Of Fur niture
erscing Marble top Dressing, and plain Bureaus |,
ans and plain Sofas hne and plain Center and
Gard TAbiss; Cane seat and Windsor Oh sirs, Rock
ING Chairs ofeverydsscription from aplain wooden
seat, t. tho hnsst hair seat plaip and
fancy turned Cottage bedstsads softhslatsststyls;
Lounges, Ac.
Looking Glasses Of ALI ises; ;Clocks, Carpstins,,
door and door nattings, Aoor and table oil cloths
nattrasses, feather dusten, carriage trimmip n /.
window shades and trimmings, and every Other Ar
ticle usually kept in our line Of business.
Part ofour stock was made under our own supsr-
vision, and the rest bought from manufactories Of
high standing, % that We can warrant every . rti
Gle Tor durability and finish Of work mansiip.
Oar object 10 to establish permanent business
here, and not on the Peter Funk principles
and - ap inducement to person. 10 purchase Of
Ms We are resolved to sell at the iowest st. Louis
prices.
Call snd sxamine our stock before purch ssins
elsewhere. We will always take plessarein show
ing furniture TO Ladies and Gentlemen who nav
favor US with call, whether they feel inclined to
buy or not.
SANDERS DUNBAR.
Feb. Is. l85T.--dAvtf
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General Advertising and Collecting Agency.
IS Dearborn-S St Chicago


HAgs! DagsI! BaEsyl!
MANUFACTURED BY THE CHICAGO BAG
~ Mandatory, 10 Dearbornst street, Chicago al.
FLOUR, BUGkMIiEAT,
CokNMEAl., HAM, FARMERS
0SNABuHG AND SEAMLESS
GRAIN SACke.
Furnished upon the shortest notice, and a. The
lowest market prices The designs for brandink are
new original, and not to be surpassed in this coun-
try. q. ". ASAARD,
July25-dIy postof6ce addres--box 1897.
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II AVING sold my entire stock Of druss, and the
= exclusive right to msnufacsurs and sell IL r.
utilmsrss Aamnsluks Imminent, and Vegetable
Anti Bilious Pills, to Bradsn Indy, I return
20 my friends and patrons my sincere thanks for
their ssrAi patronage, and chcerfuily recommend
the above arm ~ experienced druggists and rslis-
Die business men I. |. MckENNY.
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