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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-07-30
E1here are plenty Of Young eenfleme,

There are plenty Of young gentlemen,
as well as plenty Of old ones, whose boards
are turning gray, which gives the former a
good deal Of uneasiness, and exposes the age
Of the latter. To void these little perplexities
we advise such of our readers to use Professor
Woods Hair Restorative, which will, in the
course Of few weeks, change the white hair
TO its natural color. II does not dye the hair,
like the most of the hair restoratives, but pro-
duces gradual change Of color from the roots
Of the hair to the final end, and gives il fine
and glossy appearance. We have seen
many persons who have used it success
fully, and pronounced it the only invention
which has come up to their idea of "cure
for gray heads" We commenced using it
about two months, since, and we are any Judge
Of age and beauty, it has made US at least ten
years younger-in fact, we are beginning to
look quite young, and feel very much like get
ting young wife. The change is miraculous,
and it would be a. difficult 10 find gray hair
now as it would be to find an IDEA in the lead
of the Duke Of Buckins ham. We know sew
eral old maids and some young widows, whose
locks are just beginning to assume siivery
hue, and who have been talking seriously
about resorting. to this remedy and we advise
them not to delay any longer. 1t never fails.
LIST. Louis Herald.
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CHrsse, guay 23.

tHrNGo, Judy 20.
A meeting OF the principal citizens of Rock
Island was held Tuesday night to take into
consideration the neglect of the Rock Island
Railroad to build granaries, freight houses and
brick passenger depot on the grounds granted
TO the Railroad Ser uat purpose four years
since. Resolutions strongly eondemning the
road were passed. The Railroad Company
fearing the destruction Of the present wooden
structure have had an arsed guard in atten-
dance every night.
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WESTERN HOOK, MUSIC
fR AND

- ~, -, -
The subscriber reteectfully announces Chat nc has
just opened the above establishment In the
new building Of Henry w. Starr, ESQ.
ur r;l. ~, iowa
DnUGa 0MH sr r,n az ,sveesl assortment Of
I.s,ha Ms..,s.;n Nm p;va. ever drought west
o' Ac Miss.slpp. Nsee. -,
Books o. ne latest and Ss.t editions adapted to the
n =. sosoos ~ , .. every grade and rea-
usss ~ s.sss -, 49,. Ss nae Ssasohry OF
y t 1870 v.Ans oosx.s g. o. 1e very best
xsar. h sh- heot ss;,ir. ana nnh,.p n o. many
ssssern cstses estensiyc acon.inssns s pushes IN
~. ~. snnse.;Ss, C .svss. snlng Houses war
q 81. III, ~ %s.ss :" s~Ss"s ny caA ApsS sAnacsion
faAAV ssts.-n nicn TOT peauty and pow
ereac, ana elegance OF nnish, challenge comparison
WIN any IN tne United states IL oonnection OF the
subscriber WITH sne !anuactory wheTe these instsu-
nen1 are mac, ensnaes aim TO 9tve full guarantee
nes every nsssames sax Sive entire satsfaction. or
VIII De exchanged 81 the purchase money refdn-
ded
CHARACTERIZATION me celebrated manufac-
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Hutchings & Bro, New Burlington. Ind,
say 1--WE have sod all Of DIR. Hali's Balsam
for the lungs, you sent Us, and there is q call
for more, which you will oblige us by sending.
We insured the medicine, as ordered in the
pamphlets, aud none came back. They give
entire satisfaction, when tried. and we do not
wish, by any means, to be without them"
This is but one of the numerous testimoni-
ais in their praise, expressed in equally as
strong language. The medicine is for sale by
by w. F. Elmendorfin Ottumwa and by agents
everywhere.
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"A OuErosrrY.-M. A. w. Graves, of this
city, has in his possession copy Of the !" Ul-
ster County Gazette barring date January 4th,
aS00, aud consequently upwards of57years old.
The pgper is darker than that used in our day,
and the type are II Gtyie differing from our
snodern letters, but notwithstanding it is very
credi'able specimen Of topography, and is a
curiosity. containing an entire message OF John
Adams, tAen fresideat, the proceedings Of
Congress in Connection .herwith, an account of
one Of Bonaparte's victories, and especially as
at is in deep mourning for GEORGE WASH
zxGroN, the father Of his country, and is the
number in which appeared his funeral Obse
quies.
Mr.. Graves will doubtiess he isFpy to show
this little sheet, which has thus found its way
to us through all the accidents and changes #
uuore than half a century, to ich as may have
a curiosity to examine it
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CO The law partnership of Messrs. Will
Jams 4 Hamilton. Of this city, we learn is dis
Solved. The seperate card of M. J. Williams,
Esq, who has taken an Office on Front-st, will
be found in another place.
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Showers. I'VE had several copIoas show
ers Sunday morning and during the night of
that day by which everything. and everybody
were greatly refreshed.
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BuILDrNcs.-New structures are making
their appearance so rapidly that we can't keep
posted up in relation to them. Numerous
horses are going up behind The bluff, so that
travellers passing through the place can but
partially estimate the amount Of improvement
going on in our city. Everybody seems anx-
ious to buy lot and build house on it as soon
as possible, to be ready for the railroad. w
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SHrNGLEs.-We are in receip, OF speci-
men OF Shingles, manufactured on "King's -
patent single machine, at Chilicothe, July
9th, 1857, by D. Henshaw. Builders will do
well to examine them at this Office. We are
only sorry that Friend Henshaw didn't send
enough to shingie our house. EEF.
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The PREss OF IowA.-There are ia iowa lOg
weekly newspapers, - dalies, and ! semi
snpnthly ana monthly publications. The
Press of Iowa. as will be seen by these fs.
ures, IS "a power IN the State" Inferior ia
none other.
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Early PorAToEs.--Our friend, J. w.
Hollingsworth, last week presented us with
mess or two Of very large and fine ones.
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New CHuRcH.--It will be seen by refer
ence to notice in smother place, that the
Protestant Episcopal Church, Of this city pro-
poseto build Church, very eligible site for
which they have obtained at the corner Of End
and Jeferson-sts. Contractors and builders
will please take notice. ... .... F.
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In about two weeks the Office Of this paper
will be removed to Prugh's building, nearly
opposite to the Curlew House.
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a. We received, last week, a communica-
ton without the name of the writer, which Of
course we did not insert. Our rule has since
Aeen complied with; but in, the mean time,
the article is mislaid. As soon as we can find
it, it shall BE- attended to. Will our friend ac-
cept Mis- errianation as an apology for the
son-xppearance of his favor.
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CHICAGO, BUY acd.

CHICAGO, BUY acd.
JIhe removal Of The United States troops
from Fort Ripley, has embroidered the Chip
pewa Indians, and they have driven the entire
missionary staff from the nississ. at Leech
Lake.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICE.

eE There will be services of the Protestant Episco
nal Church at the Curiew House Hall EVERY SUNDAY
AT fOk A. NJ. AND O'CLOCK p. NJ, until further
notice. Rev. ID. y. HUTCHINSON, Rector.
ST MAYS PARISH fn17-tf
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RECEIvED-A lot Of that q dice Arabian
~ fruif, DATES. Come quick II yon want any.
mold ELMENDoRT.d
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eE# FOR SALE.
4 DESIRABLE RESIDENCE. Alec, severalvacant
N lots In the city. Enquire Of tn13l w. l.. ORR.
TWO VACANT TOWN LOTS
FOR SALE IN OTTUMWA,
by Inl9tf @. A. ROEMER.
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NOTICE ia hereby given to those indebted TO BURNS
IN WILLIAMS for meat, that they have closed the
business and dissolved copartnershp and consequent
ly must have what 10 due them they win put the
accounts of their customers into the hand OF the
officer Immediately. IL win be understood that the
money can be paid - D. p. williams, ~ he ID ready
ri any time receive It. Mr. Burns has gone away 70
remain
beware and be wise--deiays are dangerous
n20-2N BURNS WIl.IIAaA
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BARGAINS! BARGAINS!
AND NO MISTAKEi!i
lam JUST RECEIVING FROM
BOSTON AND CINCINNATI
One Of the BEST selected Stocks Of
SPRING 6 SUMMER GOODS
EVER BROUGHT TO THIS CITY!
Consisting In part Of Broad Cloths Of various colors
All WOOL, blk. and fancy Cassimeses, satinetts,
Tweeds, Jeans, DENNIS, C0ttonades, Ripka
Stripes, Pant Linen and Farmers Satin.
Fiaanels, Nankeens, Linsey,, Bro.
and Bid. Musfins Of many
prices, Blse Bro and
bid Driiiings
Ticking, Diaper and Crash for towels, Linen and JAG
diaper for Table cloths.
DRESS GOODS.-Plain and fancy Poplins
SILK Tissues and Bafages, plain and fancy large
assortment OF Lawns, Gingiams De Baixes and fash
ionable prints Also fine stock of Donnets Ribbons
Borders aud Flowers;
In addition TO the above have large lot Of Hats
Of various styles and grades.
BOOTS & SHOES HARDwARE.
Queensware, Groceries, and almost everything neces
sary for family use.
EE-Ah kinds of produce taken In exchange for the
above goods at the highest market prices.
ottHnwa, May 8, '51-no10ly.
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HLANkSU
" al hind,fertsle at this once.
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WOODEN WARE!

otsumwa. Iowa, July 10, lsS7-nsO.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-10-31
OBITUARY..

nfrp. n the home OF James VI. and susan
Curtis. their daring chJd EMMA 10y f. ON
Sabbath evening, october 23ih. The babe
wa, one year seven months, end twenty'a GIT
days old.
il ,hafaster. ,he departed one vas '1teiy,
the affections Of parents, brother and sisters
een,ersd on this object !i.r removal caves o
void IN the family circle which can never be
oiled. II the bad be so beautiful on earth
what must !, be when it blooms Ia eternity q
SIN here, casts deep shade over every form
Of loneliness aud beauty IN heaven every
bIemish--cvcry stair of sin IS removed The
models of human perfection IN TINS ME- become
angels in the life 10 Gene II should De
sourse Of consolation, to paren'---'hat some
member. or member, OF their family, IS IN
heaven. II is an encouragement TO pray that
all may finally meet IN shc seies--and hr an uh-
broken family with God, May heaven be pro-
picious to the afflicted family Amen w
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HARDWARE AND SHIT CuANDLERY
SAMUEL LOCKE,

Is receiving from the manufactures of
| the North and from Europe, Direct the
largest and most complete stock Of Hardware
ever offered 10 ms marset, ana .' - "'cnlF
It u the sey lawes' market raie= BY wholesale
and retail. lie stock constst in part, of the
following, yi2; 500 tons Of English lfon Of
assorted sizes lo19 handles 81 sheet non
assorted numbers 1900 bundles Of aoop
IRON, from ( 90 inches $50 tons OF hae
American Iron, assorted sizes n ouselo'e
An'l-, patent chaih ites' so"o hfaNs haN
nices' eolief-keyed ana oenen VICE ca.i'f3'n
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lN<lfRANCl. NOTICE.

IL Tnr SaREyEroEr Insurance toMrASy
4. ptepa, to take risks on all produce snip.
ped on boats Of good standing with the board
Of Underwater. in the City OF New Orleans,
and sneh sa have a cefli6cate of worlhness,
signed by Robert Graham, Inspector, ana T. H.
Rosson, secretary Of this company.
RATES OF PREMIUM,
On produce shipped to this port from
points above White OAK 'hoals, per cent
Below II per cent
II v,,ll lac considered tina, all produce shipped
from above this port on Red River or any OF
il. tributaries to any merchant oil tbs place
having an open polio, from this company VA
he insured In This office, unless expressed to
the contrary in !hc ltl Of ladlng
C. K. GRlSNOiD, ifes'
T. II. Eossos, Secretary
lr The Republican. Marshall natci1e' Je',
fsrson; STANDARD tlarksgile, Tesas ana
Telegraph, Washington, ARK, w1ll p'sas"
COPY three months aud send bill TO tina office.
-~SDAi NeNc.
u,.oh,r 4t,lsa7. e"
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Now Advertisements.
TIE LATEST ARRIVAL.
New <.ooAs, New Goods,

w w NsppuN. w" NAVVON.
Store Opposite tic Planters Uoiel, North
East Corner Public Square.
TINE undersigned has received large, care
! fully selected, ana superior assert nent Of
fail and Winter foods and Ready made cloth
ING, mich he is selling at
REUICED PRICES,
For he j. determined to make rapid -ales
The following comprises portion Of his
.tock
d K \ q o o bS
Black. grey, and cadet ~atinct,.
Black and fancy clsimercs.
Tweed aud rans.
Plain and PLAID lnscys and 1erseY-.
White. red, preen, blue and grey blankets.
White, red, green aud yellow flannel
Printed flannel, for children.
Ladies cloth, fer c.oak-.
French and English marine,
Figured aud solid muslin de latn4.
Cashmere and alpaca embroidered robes
Figured alpaca.
latest STYLES Of Ladies cloaks and talmas.
ladies aud misses marine hose
Bonnets OF all kinds, and Of the very latest
STYLES.
Bonnet ribbons and trimmings.
Bel, ribbons.
Elastic and patent leather belis.
Cloak and dress trimmings.
Prints IN great variety.
Ladies beaver and kld gloves and gaunlets
Swiss, nausook, and Jaconet masliu-.
1hrcAd lace.
Embroidered and hem.sliehej handkerch,cf-.
Wrought collars and undcrsleeVes to match.
Wrought collars and und 'rsleeye-, separate.
Embroidered and corded skirts,
Grass and hooped skirts.
Irish linens various qualities.
Linen table cloths, napkins and towels
Bird eye diaper
Brown linen aud Holland
Cotton table diaper
Canton flannel
Bleachea -hlrjIngs and sheeungs
Brown silrlnG- and shceunss
Lowell, and ticsngs
Black ard eoIorcd sewing sk.
Hair curling and infant brushes.
Ivory. horn, ald gltta petcha dressing combs
shell and gutta legeba .i4e and puff combs
READY MADE CLOliliNG.
lie has as fine and cheap an assortment Of
Ready r.ade clothing as has been ever brought
to this market, embracing.
Gentlemeu's cloth irock coa.A.
Geuilemru's over coats.
Pant. Of ais kinds
Vest, Of various STYLES and hbrleks
SIX crayats aud handkerchiei-
Satin stocks and ties
Back glove. and gauu'lcts
Men and boys maf.uo hslf hose.
Persons who want B>RG AIMS would do
welt io drop in and examine these goods The
selection is equal to the best lu the market.
4. tARHEK
October 81 1887. "
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ALI. NEW SfO1k.
The undersigned having opened
&H a large and splendid assortment of
w rev Southern Furniture, is pre-
pared 10 suppl. toe trade and iamilie, on tho
most literal ierms. .hi, being toe ons n""
stock H. thr oiif, purchases sili tnd ltto their
advantage t. rsiiaua esaniue the goods ani
lrsfu tne pru~- before purchasing eises Defs.
WA keep constantly oa md
HIfbis, Ssfi and Cs.Fs Jalies,
Extension Table, Of mahogany, walnut and
oas. aud 81 al sl1e.; rosewood aud u. ,i,eesny
Work and Gard Tables. Dressing Tables
walnut aud cherry Dining fables; YAK, Da-
horauy and roses ooi sr!eboaids. Bureau. Il
walnut rosewood aud mahogany Armors
Wa-h-iard.. red.teada. paflof Chalfs, 1eIe.a
r ies. Dttamaus Ditans, ea-v chnir-, raekers,
efepers4. --eresafle. ard look. cases, enk ani
va.r-t office chair, duina-rnom cli1irs, eh,'t-
-rns char aud rockers mahogany era walnut
,ea-poys aud Ugh. stluas.
U.f. Moss and Spring N4arssef.
Iookinr. Classes and Mating, -oewood AMI
mahogany pat.or Sets together a.ih every ar
tic'e u-naly found IS furniture warehag-e.
II Th- . an entirely new establishment,
ard no Old stock On hand. Purchasers all
aaI j.. grossly 'asr interest Go glfe -rlt store
q sal' before baIne elsewhere ~. the ,'rour.s-
tor l- conf eal taat ae can qfaf them He~~r
..s To-. Of thh most fashionable furniture, noro
substantially made, ard at greater bargain,
ttaa ans olisf aou-r Fen Fee 1853,
CHARLES : STEWART.
hnf.i 10 iss6-y
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I wih pay liberal cash prices for 81 or mer,,
] ehan,able aud heavy beef cattle, delivered
to mo =, Jefferson, Texas, during The months
of November, December, and January ensd'
Ing
! am prepared 10 receive, slaughter. ana
psos ;fon torly axe to ilty head per DAY
H. r. III LACK.
t,a.r.se Ina. Sent ~. l7. Noit
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.' commentary OF our correspondent
would be fair and legitimate. But such
WAS no, the case. We drew very broad
and marked distinction between that which
was worthy of being sustained aud encour,
aged and that which ought to be discoun.
,enanced and condemned Suppose that
the stage could DO made to convey always
lessons OF virtue aud wholesome nslrao-
ton, does our correspondent mean to take
.he posilion that it would not then be
worthy OF support. Does he intend to
say that such . result is not desirable
And yet this wa. the entire dim Of our
article upon which he has offered con-
hemnatory comment
Let us show our friend the indefensijle
character OF his position Tie ail.rms that
because the stage does not always convey
.essons OF wholesome instruction, that it
ough, to be universally condemned Sup.
pose that We were TO apply this logic to
me preaching OF the present da, How
often does it happen tia, sermons are Dc,
.yered which merit the severest condem,
nation, aud how many Others which in>
stead Of containing wholesome lns,ruc-
lion, are made up Of frivolous wrangl,ug,
uncharitsble ref .c,ions. rlgmarole and
bombast' Hes our correspondent over
read the Great Iron Wheel" b, Rev
Mr. Graves, or The Great Iron " heel
Examined by Brownlowi We have
never read the first, but we have the latter
before us, aud we venture 10 sag that the
English language does not contain more
bitter aud llceutlous composition. One OF
the sermons was upon Witches aud VIZ
srd.-Ghosts and Ghost,seers aud is
marked by degree of obscenity which it
copied into our paper would dive It from
every hrrside ia leNss. 1t pgrpotts to
meeting in Tennessee, aud that al It's COZ.
elusion vote OF thanks was rendered by
the entire congregation to the author
WonlIitnot IL. exceedingly uniu., for US to
arrairn the enlire Methodist church f1r the
sin, Of BroWn,ow. or the Bap,s, for the
sermons OF Grsvesi o. because we are
compelled to listen to such sermons as We
have iust mentioned, and that there are
hundreds OF others printed and published
of An exceedingly ropreheusihle character.
vouli il be lust ia n. To condemn Al
r,.,cbin, on that accsunti Yet thi.is
The logic Of our correspondent What
man is there. be he saint or sinner. who :
net stirred with deem emotions at an im.
nrss..ys and elaoneu, sennon{
"A. doom, Il ,.,o,..so,y ta no,iee Ii.
,,,.,,.,,,a. 1,o,n s,.i,,ura ubirh IN,
cnr,e.pondent indulres in. for the reason
tas, not one of them has ANY Application
a. l...... 800. 81
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Sale and l.i\crN stable.

y. 4, BlRGE n co,
hAILAS street, Jefferson Tcsss would
respectfully inform their friends and The
public generally that they - nth
keep constantly ON hard tH-
good lot Of saddle horses. EA
bugses, hacks carriages, Sc. wh'ch they are
prepared to let on reasonable terms al the
sho.test notice They are also prepared to feed
horses BY the day or month, Paf1eu'ary
attention given to horses leit N our static,
They are at all times prepared to hey or sen
horses on their own account, or on COMM ss'oa'
Horses broke on reasonable terms
4, connection with their Livery Stable, they
ha,e fl saddle aud Harness sap, where any
l,nd If Nork OF repairing vlll DO done at
moderate rNtos Term, tash
JAY oh 1891 NN~N'
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Western Exchange Boarding Hou,e,

.-srA 41ptar'l~ -. corres Nstehsz street.
Ga Mrs Ni'stlN arm- hcf friends
E.. aaa i.- fub'r 'hat -ls .ias ofeHed Chi,
est r.ivr uoarding boa.e ASH is now prepared
ta receive Gla.les, .as gentlemen, ana i'ag-
.isf; ,i.itot-. Tier term, v.H De found IA ie-
rite. aud bee table 4b4ndauty ,upphed. 'ihs
rnems atc ama's aud well SeuiiHea, aal ils
iu1aiu-e Hfs been recently purchased.
per,oa. letting the ci,f, $3.50 feel. ASSUMED.
wu le pea>r4 WISH ino arrangement o. her
rooais aai DE accommodation ef her ApH>s
Nc.sbcr pains Nor tSFeu-s @nl be spared TO
ensure tie tlWfp-, II her guests. aply-y
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Now Grocery Store.

~ CIV ~IOGCiy ~NSAS'
IIANiNG Purchased the stock OF Nes~rs
SrEAKr u snoKER, amt taken The
stand lately occupied hy them, hereby an.
nonuee 60 the public, that hase permanently
established mysclf in business here, and ~hail
At all times keep on hand a
Full. STOCK or GROCERIES
And staple Plantation Goods. vii seA n
small profits regardless Of navigation apd
Merchants and others N the country, may "e-
pend on getting supplies at low prices.
Mr. Clinton | " Hard viii give cio-e at
on to the selling department, and Vii be
pleased TO meet his old ttieads.
The low prices At whieh | sell, compel ne
10 makc-my terms strictly cash.
CA. BULkt.EN.
Jefferson. February II, 1887 III
Marhnu Kennhliran, Clarksyille STANDARD
and Dallas Herald will copy
Marshall, March Is, 1857 10 -s-u
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shark nine feet ia length wa, captured
10 New York harbor on the l,b inst, near
one oi the wharyes
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rRAZOR Il CO.,

pealess "a Staple and Fancy DRY Goads
ant Creccrics. Marshall Street, Jcf'
fers,u. Teas,
NNrOUID most respectfully inform uief
w former patrons and the pahle e,ne'aty
tina, they still continue TO sell goods upon
their former advantageous terms. Iheir stock
&. very lnrge and IN every respect complete
having been purchased Of hr~t hands hy Nr'
Frazer in person exclusively Tor this market
and comprising French and American prints,
fnns..as. deaiues, bamfes, SIX goods, tom
uinr.. brown ami bcaehed domestic. o7an-
barr, krrscys, Hnscrs, fine black aud blue
cloths, ca-s.iuefes, ana ready made oi"thnS.
boots and shoes from ihe common bfogan o.
the finest French calf skin Hardware. cutie
pa. china and glass ware Fine wises, l'rau.
,'.e. sni mpor,e a cigars Of ttyor'e brands.
Tagging and rope on aand az ail times and
furnished to Planters upon the usual terms.
Jan. -, 81 "