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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-20
PENNsyIvANIA Ra,LR0AD.

DScemDeFs 1907
First Glass per loo lbs, 80
TfG99' a :. .. I75
Boxes Hats, 95
FuTnitaTs end oarTisges boxed and other light
goods not enumerated, Carboys OF Acids, or
other Chemicals. per 100 lbs, 20
FIRST CLASS.
Piano Fortes Books Stationery Boots shoes, Liquors
gus, in bottles Campfire and Spirits Turpentine, in
OsFpeog China Glass and Glassware Cigars IN
Pgrs Garden Seeds Looking Glasses Looking Glass
rates Cat owners risky Oysters and lars Sad.
dlery' Tin and Brittanis Ware Teas and Spices.
SECOND CLASS.
Minis Nsc ep1 och as speeihea N third class Coffee
re a IN boxes Leather in rolls and boxes Oils in bar
CASKS Rice, whiting aster Sheet Brass and Copper
THIRD CLASS.
Tin PIsts I SPSoss, s9o irons ENC ara TIN IN pigs
cp Gots0G Gorage Coffee Heavy oa.tings MN Gearing,
ohairs and Spikes and Rosn in barrels.
SPECIAL RATES.
hsts furniture and Carriages boxed, and other
Aruoies not enumerated; also Carbcys Of Acids
other Chemieais will be charged at double FIRST
Eeg- Have every package plainly marked with name OF
contgnee destination and depot Of delivery. Attention
speedy delivery.
DIRECTIONS.
Goods shipped via savannah should be consigned
Agent OF Central Railroad Savannah packages mark
ed care Agent g R. R, Savannah. Ga.
agent OF the south Caroline Railroad. Charleston and
packages marked care Agent s. O. R. r Charleston, s.
rates a. ABOVE cover an expenses nom New
York to Nashville No commission drGHd0s tCAdgra1e
Charged either at Charleston SdrGRRGh.
Shippers rely upon uniform prompt dev.
cries by both lines charges and damages either
nne viii be adudged by the agents OF the Nashville
Chattanooga Road.
In case oflost missing goods will take charge any
sorrespondence necessary for their recovery, Il
ouno, viii pay for the at the expiration so days
after notice IL given AZ notices or lost goods fer Nash
rue ar stations Ae NdShcil26 and CAGhdnoO0d
Iodd must be addressed to II. 7. anderson Sup'f.,
NGSlUiHe.
Merchants when in New York will receive every Informal
ton and assistance in shipping. BY applying the Agent
nah Line, No. Is Broadway.
CHA'S. W. ANDERSON,
naY29-t. Gent Agent.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-20
DysenTery, Bloody Elux, DIarrhea, and
M dIsoraers OF the EoXKeIs.

DYsenIerys Bloody EEuN, Dtarrh0a, and
All disorders of the Bowels.
NHE Grefenberg Disentery Syrup Is sovereign in ali
i disorders Of the Bowels. Nothing Is Injurious
the opates such disorders The Dysentery
syrup neutrAliEes the aerdty and Chemically alters abe
he Bowels and very gradually checks the dis
charges thousand certificates Of a efficacy could be
got In Middle Tennessee alone, bat prefer 20 give
bat one from the chairman Of the board Of Health, Neg
YORK.
HEw YORK, April 25th isfs.
Ny position last year. Chairman % the Sanitary Cou-
mttee Of this city brought Constantly 10 contact with
persons feTnE from Cholera, Dyaenterys &C Facts
coming under observation With reference 70 the
eCaey your DysenIer syrup the diseases have been
confirmed by he testimony Of my associates the
ntes and particularly by Alderman De Forest, Of the
First Ward. SO sTon sy impressed with the value Of
preparation caused 10 70 be sent 10 she GUARANTEE
where abe Cholera thca zlaied and it is little
mArkAble thAt bat single reported Afterwards.
TIMOTHY T. HlHRAkD, a.. ID.
ChairmAh Board Of Health, y. Y.
The ChEIdren's Pnnncea 10 Wen known 20 be
eieacious AL disorders o. children from
cid. Why should Wo-hirs Of all The chdren born
die before they ave years old u not that the
VermifageE and All the other poHeFfa medicines admins
erred 20 them festhing and ogher
diseases hat Ettle apprchea
this ased. The Dyseutery syrup and Chi
drenis worth than words express.
tulyiI MACKENZIE = hEoKHIfH.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-20
MCCLURE, BUCK s CO.,
Tin Plate and Sheet Iron Workers,

NO Is MARKET STREET,
ETAVE always hand Tin Plate, Sheet Iron, Timed
II Copper Rvets, Castings, Paror and Chamber Crates
Stoves Tin Ware and complete assortment ofsrcle us-
ally kept in our line. bans
Country Merchants are requested to call and examine
Stock before purchasing elsewhere we prepared
to All their their bills upon good terms any house out
West. jane
lust received lot Of Superior Floors Also Plat
, form and Counter Scales. ian29 McO B. co,
A FINE lot of Castings of all patterns on hand at
~ ian2g McC. B 4 Co.
WE are now making Wrought Iron Stoves little
w ter than any house in the United States.
Jan22 McC. B. co.
d OOFING9 Guttering all kinds Of Tin Sheet Iron,
h and Copper Work done in the most workman-like
isn2s dcC. B. co
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Seed and Agricultural
Warehouse.
PITKIN BROTHERS.

We ssspaEs > ssFa.sA flssa aas ssha.us aardss
sd q ths eTesth q lse - tks poana sags PnPeg
boNss csataisns 1eo ~ papers. A iibsral scoant
' 49, 3 4''' flsil FL sRo1ilAss
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To ali the Eastern nc Cities. -

10 All the Eastern OlI1ess
BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH
NO CHANGk OF CARS To CLEVELAND OR WHEELING.
Three Daily Eastern Trains at A. NJ, 10 A. NJ. and
FIRST TRAI Cleveland, Plttsburg steubenvfne and
O'Clock A NJ all the Eastern cities; also Detroit
Cleveland, springfield, Wilmington CeieVie, Lancaster
and Zlnesvie.
LOveland, Morrow, Nenia and London ohly
SECOND TRAiN-Oleveland, Pitsburg and Wheeling
Kpress Maii-IeAVes Ctncunau at 10 O'Clock, A ~ via
Cleveland, Pits6urg and wheeling, for all the Eastern
This train stops all points between Cincinnati aad
THIRD TRAIN Instrumentation Leaves Cincinnati a.
o'clock p NJ, for springfield, Wilmington, Circievle
lancaster ZanesyHle aad COLUMBUS
This train stops az all points between Cneinnau and
FOURTH TRAIN-Clevelsnd, Pittshurg, steubeRvne
O'Clock A., OeVeland Pittsburg steubenvie Aad
wheeling, for all the haste c ties.
This train stops a all points between Cincinnati and
Columbus.
One train on sunday AZ 2eo O'Clock r. NJ Tor Solunpas
only.
Cincinnati timo.
Fare as Low as any other Route
FOR THROUGH TICKETS
And all information please apply az he once. No. Barr
et House nd door Of Wac street. No III Gibson
House Building aud Old oce southeast ooSper broad
way 'front.' opPosite spencer House. or a. he Easter
(LlIte Miami) Depot, EAat kront strost.
once hours from A. AZ. until ~ 4. n.
4. F.FULLER, General Agent,
IdE oMNIBus Line calls tos passengers Al all the
principal hotels FOR each ana every train - leaving d.
Tsctons Of ths oees, will call for Passea
jyiO Ii. b. kUGGLEs, CopduesoE.
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FAHIA TRADE.
,. N. CURRY,
Funeral Undertakes

AM prepared furnish COfins Of every description
Eether with everything necessary for funerals All orders
left Rooms Deaderck street next door to the
Up and Up Livery Stable, between Cherry and summer
Streets viii receive my prompt attention both day and
night.
IuIv q ]. II. CURRY.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-05-01
sTRYKER 4 WOOD,
Dealers In Real EState and Land Agents

On SdsL, near Fiekisn 4 Lucas Bsnsiss Ho,,..
LIVINGSTON sTKfkktr, OF st. PAIL, Nina
WILLIAM l.. WOOD, late Of New York.
A LII descriptions Of Real Estate bought and sold
8 10 this city and throughout the state Of Iowa
and the North west.
Money invested, and Taxes paid for non. residents.
Careful attention given 10 convey ancing and ex .
aiming VI Titles.
AL Netariaibusiness promptly transacted.
:, RExKR NJ PERMISSION 10
messrs. Ford, Gorham Ford BANKERS, Keokuk |.
Chspin Lee,
shAries Parsons, ESQ. Banker
Hon. Jacob Houck IT., schnhsyie con.,v w
Coita Reed, Ess., !. ="
non NM, mae uoodyear, schoharic County Bank;
wy. Wills a. normAh, st. Paul, Minnesota.
nx-oes. Alex. RAMSEY, 4"
lsssrr. Ack ubin Edgerton, Bankers, 81. psuI.
Jos Z. (. Page, Esq., City Bank, ALBANY, N
a essrs- 4. y. Mcclure Co., u
HON Dan'l .. Dickinson, Bingham,on, a.
Hon. =. II. p. Hall, %
m. r. Osborne, Bank of ..
lion. Zadock Pratt, Prastsvilie, a.
Hon. schuyler ccifax, South Bend Ind
Hon. Rob't smith, Alton, Ills.
Cherry Valley Bank, otsego county, NY.
mchl7d
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4 Drage.. s.r.eA n,sAop.

The senior bishop OF France in Yeepect 10
age IL n. Dc Prilly, bishop OF C6aloas.
sur-M srne, now eighty-two. He has IN in
come Of about q, 500 year, but spends not
two francs day, the balance being dsvo.sd
50 tho poor and afflicted. This venerable
prelatS has history Of rsaasksbls shas-
sctsr. In Nspoleon's time be wls cap
tain Of dragons, vss in the battle Of ~
laa. On that great day. Napolson moant-
cd church stcspls, and - he swept The Asld
with his telescope, saw ~ infantry solumn
approaching the church In which hs w
looking. He quickly descended gallspsd 10
the 18th regiment, ordered u to charge The
approaching nass, and warned then that
the fate Of the day was in thsis Assds. The
charge Vas snccessful-the Russiaas we're
sabrsd usdsr the very eye Of Napolson. The
Emperor than threw himself among tho VIC
torious corps. The captain dslus held .
color which had been taken from the Rus
slams. t'Cspsain," said the Emperor, ssthas
Gag is the best proof Of yoaf bravery; give
you the cross Of the legion Of honor.S !" The
honor OF the act 10 not mine, sirs, said ths cap
tain, bowling; s'it belongs TO Liout. Do
"No, SIRE" said the Lieut., 'sit was ny osp.
tain Who took tho color from The snsay, sad
It IL he Who merits The ssoss." "Wsll, veil,
nossicursJ eh go ny - suos you ~ -
nodest - you arc brave" said the Enpsses,
smiling; 'syou shall both hsvs the cfoss. -
The captain and bic lisatsaaat consraetsd,
on that day frisndship which ssill sabsisss
10 al iss force. Ths captain was Of e.
rious character, Of asstsrs morals sad like
Baysrd, without fear md without fspeoosh.
Al the peace Of 1874 many o1esrs rsaessssd
the military profession, end the captain OF
Dragons, under the influences Of call which
he could not resist, sstsssd The seslssiasti-
eal seminary Of Avignoa. His lsiead, tAs
lieutenant remained with ths srmy, rose 20
the rank Of the esnseAl oltass, sd nsygisd
and ssstlsd IN Versailles. The sapAaia took
orders, was naosd sapsrior Of ~ ssnisary,
subsequently, vicas-gsosral Of tie diossss,
and = nov ihs Bishop Of Chalons- Sur MArne
TO which go hs vas appoiatsd in 1894 By
the govssnmsnt Of Loais XVIII. Not many
years Ago, the daughter Of bic old frisnd,
tho lieutenant married gentleman Of Avail
lon Of the dspassnsat Of The Yonns, and he
religious ceremony was oslsbssGod By ths
ei.devant Dragon, the Bishop u Chsloas-
sur Marine.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-05-01
NRW PATENT n0OElN0 MATERIAn
A VALUABLE INVENTION,
AreAitscss asa asssnAers, Attention
W. Z. CHILDS 4 co.'s PATENT
Elastic Cement Roofing!
FIRE AND WATCR pRD0r,,

4
rlsHE underrigned has purchased the Pa,sn,
Right for 70 counties Ia the southern part d
fows Of W. Il, Child 4 cs.s Pateat Elastic Ce
ment koonnG, and 10 prepared 10 intr oduce Ii int
use In the cities Of Keoksk, Burlington, and til,
accessible county towns, and asks the attention Of
the public TO its superiority ~ roo6ng material
Architects and Builders should not fail TO ex
anime this .oohns, M 10 cheaper and BITTER than
any they have used.
IL 10 admirably saIted for the roofing Of Cars
Car Houses, Depots, Steamboats,, Mills, foundrfes
and Barns, aswsias every description Of Dive thing
and Business Hsuses.
This material ferns . hard, smooth and elastic
surface, contrasting and expanding with the at
,nosphsric changes. Ii 10 more nearly hre-proof
than any other. Ii isimpervious to all moisture,
viii not ssaporatc or crack, nor will II rot the
material which 1t is laid, will tar, pitch aud
other roofs OF lis durability there Is no question
having had trial VI over IL years. II 10 praeti-
oaiiy imperishsbls. having been several times sub
seted to severe trials in cases Of and In every
instance has come out Of the ordeal uninjured.
Another desirable quality Of this Roofing is that
can be put upon dat steep roofs with eQu al uti
ity, and be laid old roofs Of tar tim sine
or shingles, Andrender them perfectly tight. It's
REMARKABLE CHEAPkEss lie one Of It's great
disider ms, costing much less than any other
roofing. ONLY SIX DOLLARS per square, and
1t will be applied to metal roofs for 81 SO per
square.
Prompt attention will be given to all orders
left nj j. II. Hooper, Drug Store corner OF Main
In regard to il will be given. and where the most
references aud testimonials In regard
to it's utility can be seen.
will Eli orders for this roofing to those residing
at distance, with directions for ito use.
JAMES II. RICE,
No. 70, corner Main and Third-s,s.,
keokuk, Iowa.
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0Ib0OvOvyyesAR q
otevo A9uo HYoleoaeOPy

0ttve Ague Hro11cAsOSI
Covsll's Bsbssfins Mixture Il positive esrs fse
Fever and Agss and 81 Bilious Diseases. This
Aixtass he's bees hsfess The psblie for asnbss
81 ysars ana mas always nsss ussa with ssesss.-
II 10 a.hsrmls~ and certain rsnsay. Get psn-
phlstfron the druggists and rsad II asA yeu viii
h satisfied.
Sold here By Ocsaner Bro., saa MarsAsll 3
Brace; in s.. Louis, b H. BlAkaly, sad y tAs
Propsistoss, H. a. Porter Rso., Rock Island. III.
nsAeldAvly.
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THE NEWLY PATENTED
Hot Afr Else Cook stove,
Quincy City.

ME call particular attention 10 this stove,
w which FIR beauty and finish csnnet tie sur-
pasfed. 1t takes long weed, heats rapidly, ard
will bake quicker ard with less fuel than any 9TH
ca stove ia the world Every stove we Viii warrant
to perform we'll, and not TO crack by fire, and
failure in either case wi be remcdeo ly at cur
own expense. Please call and examine this new
article, at ~ Main-st.
aprs-d COMSTOCk BROS
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Hickey si1npsOn.
REAL ESTATE
AxD
INvEsrING AGENTs.

TAirA strses, Bet. Ma In 4 Jshnsen
! OFFER FOR SALE
Lot I. Blk II, corner ID and Bic sdsaa.
Lots sand ., D'k lis. corner sth and Ridge
Lot ., Blk ~, cor. 7th and Blondsau.
ofsst by lee, On Main, between nth and 12,h.
Lot II and Of Lot III 10 Blk 1873, corner 9th and
! johnson.
Lot 2. B'k 80 in x. Add, Oh Carol, between 10th
and 18th.
" by d feet On 7th st., near Main, rear ends Of
/ lots and .. Blk ~, with frame dwelling.
Lotto, In BIZ S6-vsry chsap--terms easy.
Lots s7i BY ssi IT,, corner Of 18th and Dss
Aoines ats. Very siigibly loeased for rssidsn-
| ces--terms essy.
son.
70 feet Cd the west side II L., ., Blk 80, johnson
st., bet. Sd and 4th.
A number Of Lots In Melrosc, $ miles out, on the
H., II. ID. An. II. v.
few very desirable buiIdisg sitss on the Missis-
sippi, in the beautiful town Of Conema.
Undivided halt Of Lote g. aud 10, BIZ 20, In
Kilbosrnes Add.
Lot in Blk 40, Eiiboufre's Add.
Lots and In Blk 5, Masan's Add, near Grand
Avsnue-tsrms very easy.
DWELLING FOR SALE.
The late residence Of Col. Perry the plank road,
near 10th st..
Brick houae On Exchange street. between 9Th and
sth--sraoms, basement, cellar add eist~rn-wili
be SOLD very shesp.
(nsA r. n .xSxHl
rooms.
Brick house on Exchange-st., bet 7th and sth, with
rooms. basement, sslisr apdcistsrn.
Los :, andS, bksa, in kilb,urne's Add.
Lots and In BIZ lis.
Lot 9 in block ~.
Block 20s and lots ia block 2o5.
10 I've acre lots near Aontrose, admirably adap.sd
to gardening purposes Tsrms-ons fifth cash,
balance in annual payments.
Lot in block IS, on Cedar, between 9Th and 7th.
Lot in block II, corner Of Des Moines street and
Levee.
Lot ii, and Of lot 10, block :, ia Mason. Lower
addition.
Lot :, block 10i on Mais-st.
Lot 10, block -, Johnson-st, between 81 and lth
20 BY lao II on Main, between sth 4 9th rte.
Lot In block >, corner Of Water and Excha ngests
Lot in b. ITS; Lot 4 in block SO.
20 by 100 IT,, being ends Of lots TO- II and r.
in block ~, fronting on Fifth street.
90 SO feet, corner 81 aud Blondeaust
A two story brick dwelling on the corner Of sth
and Bank streets, with good eistern, cellar,
barn, Ac.
YER Y DESIRABLE FdRAfStf
$50 Acres near summ,tviie 80 rods rom Plank
rsd- SIS per acre.
800 Acres on string Prairie, tiles from keokuk
admirably adapted to agriculture;
64s Acrss,-section rs. Up. CT, Il. 9 we.t. II mile
from ChaTlest n. 5 Houses, wells, . young
orchard; $50 acres under cultivation. Very low,
il all sold together
200 acres on Plank Road, II miles from keokuk.
with 300 fruit trees, good log house ice acres
under cultivation; roii Of great fertility.
febo-dBm
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TGe RxcsIsIos RirtPsesf SAFE trisnpAsA svss
al Others h The great Ars II ~ City DsilAisp,
Nov. 18th. 1884, AID ~ 8xsslsior ssAls tosk ~
premium evs Bairhsnks, u - ssats ysir II y.
Louis, Sis sold - 70 - per cent. Len, snd
guaranteed sqsslts ny n ~ UaiSsA etaAss--
Manufactured By Bsard : Do, psspristsss n ~
1zeslsios Safe and ssAls waks, n - lel, ~
street., s.. Louis: fauell-Aln
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APPOINTMENTS ~ ran PREMpExr.-Tbs
President has appointsd Lewis Ryles Rsais.
Ter OF the Land OGcs at New Aans6eld, IA.
Woe Previts, dsesassd.
H. Palmsr, Hsseiysr Of Public Moneys q
Council Bluhb, Iowa, vice Lowe resigned.
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Prairie state stoves.

TT hardly necessary for TO 10 his Stove,
i the character Of which 10 we'll and fsvt rabiy
known throughout the interior Of this and the adj
joining States. Although patented some ten years
age, 1T possesses every real improvement that hss
ever been made upon the assccs dir gfue stove; st
the same time IL has stood the most tests OF
any Cook Stove now In use Our confidence in the
same is such that We are willing 10 warrant IL to
purchasers for ten years. saie Roems u Main-st.
apr3-d CUMST0Ck 4 BRO
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1857. 1857.
COMSTOCK l. BRO.
STOVES,
No. n. Main-st.

A LsO, constantly on hand and receiving diret
"A from importers and manufacturers, hnplats
Russia, imitation and American sheet irsh, Iron
wire, ryets, sheet copper, bresra sine, pig lead,
copper bottoms, bolts and rivets iapannso Britain
MIA and piansshed ware, oval boilers, Ekiiltis,
ovens and lids, dog and sad irons, charcoal fur
naces, waffie-ifons. stove spiders, wagon kcxss,
coffee mills, browners, Ae., &c,
apr3.d CtMSIock A. BRO.
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FOStpOn elllent.
The GREAT sale Of Six Hundred Let.
AT PUBLIC AUCTIONi
In p S s e T. MO MT
ON THE GROUND
is POSTPONED TO

Is POSTPONED TO
wednesday, May 2Oth, 1857.
'NhE suburb EssI L ~ ONT CITY Of Ksok.t
containing One Hnndred and sixty Acres Of
Land has been subdividad with reference 10 The con
tour OF the ground, and consequently Lots yary Ia
Va "ehsions from 0nc-fcurth Of acre to two and
oas NAIL aorss, Inc stssetsand Avenues are wide
ara pass over favorable ground, requiring neither
cutting ner diting. An elevated point 10 reserved
Tor the purpose OF IN Astronomical Obseryatoyv -
another portion has been laid ID fer I Public psvh
The design Of the Proprictors In the srrsnsement
o. th's suburb has been to preserve tho naturai
beauties of the locality, which are uneoualsd In
the vicinity Of keokuk. or elsewhere. Prom e,.,y
point, excepting small creek bottom Of nlluyial
sou, we'll adapted Ia gardening purposes there Ia
nne view OF tho Mississippi River. also Of bean
hfaicountry lying North and West.
EsscimOnl
Is situated within the city limits. 4 nils from
5lenferd Station aud is accessible by MeDoveli
street, aienford and Esseimont Avenues, from the
Grand Avenue.
The sale will take place on the grounds. on the
zzd day OF April next, commencing at 10 o'clock
..
Single Lots will TIC soid with the privil... ~
from to q, At option of purchaser
TERMS:
One FVh Cdsh-baionce In One. Tuo.
Three and Four Years,
WITH interest ., the rate Of 10 percent per annum.
payable annually. Warrantee Deeds vii be given
ana Mortgages retained for deferred payments.
collation. will be furnished. Lithographis
plans will be fu nished on dayof sale.
The Streets and Avenues will be opened : sufi-
cent time before the day Of sale TO enable pcreops
desiring to purchase to drive over the whole tract,
plan OF the property can be seen at our once
or further informatiop inquire Of C., II. Dimond
", De"oh, o2 Main-s. or Of the uudsrsignsd.
SMITH 4 vASsIcKLEN,
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JO0. II u. BERTRAM,
REAL EsrArH AND lNsURANOE
BROKER.
OFFICE, NO. g, KILBOukNE'S BLOCK,
II Az Tor Sale 80 beautiful Lots in d. W. Kill
= bosrAs's Additions.
!. kSem any Of these Lots the prospect from, and
H. view around tAecity, isdeIightfui.
They are oil near or adjoining
MELBOURNE PARK"
An1 no other Lots Ia the City cAn b more desirable
Tor rssidanoss.
Sleek lz6 In the oldlimits.
20 Feet on Main-st., between 9th and 7th.
Not :, Block ~, on Blondeau-st.
% Feetia Block 30l, on AAin-st., between 10th
and 11th.
% Feet on Nain-ss., commencing 100 feet from
Josh street.
70 Fest on 9Th st., In Block IS, : very desirable
tailding rssidence.
Also, Lets il Edward Kilbourpe . Ne " Addition.
Inxna--Low. and very Essy PAyments
Fcr f.Ither particulars enquire 81 the above Ones
ian36d
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R0AO10 = W90VeTT,
u ERIC liant TAILOR

1hlrdrst, ~. Maia - JsAssos :. ~. .KKOkUH.
W1 srs NV Sse1lying sur 6prisg Stock, aad
w veyA rsspseek1iIy all attentioa 70 The
same. = xwn orr. psgltioa . psactical workmeu,
~ srs ssahled - ar - bast II gocds = low
og1De.
NJ vish 70 intosM Moss Who, from their size
~ s&aps, think they usvef wers o. ssnnct b. attsd
~ Taklog, % givs - trial. and w will euaran-
stss e. vtteas Aeolim, ~ = u IL lee n Ne
AsatlpQse lurnishiag tAsif own sissh, sen .Aevs
Il me45 tI intp nv eSy1S, y tasAioaakls ~
nsnt. fape1esaou
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HaNk.EYe Nfafe.

A STOVE with great capacity for both Cooking
~ and Heating. We make three sises ef tksse,
ald to every person with large families and cold
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