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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-04-18
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REMOVAL
Il A r d " A r E.
LIVINGSTON LOCK WOOD have removed TO Sec
- end street, two doors est Of Perry, at tho sisu Of
Our store, which wss built ssprss.ly for our bua.,
L. large ani comnaodsus Allied 10 ~ cspAe-
sa.nssy and quality. will compare nvarse'y with any
v. a.. prepared % al eli bills, s.shsr wlslssal. or
Rsssl. ii he very lowest prcss Country Merchants,
Bulidsrs, Mil Ownsrs aud Msehinsts particularly
invited 20 examine goods and prioss
sporting Geeds.
ME- have probably the best sssortnens Of Guns.
w Iiasks and Pouches there Is In the city. Also
Has ss~s eswlsr, equal II thu best article
aiAssared; fisAins Rods; Reels, Lines, &c ,,,n
W.T. and Wrought Nails and Spikes, clnker aud
~ oiinch Nails. LIVINGSTON a LOCKWOOD
Carpenters Toels.
JoPELAND's celebrated lanes, u all descriptions,
~ warranted. LAL
DGsr Bright carpen.ses Cast Steel Anger Mtts
- Mortisins anil sirmsr chisels, and carp' siisks,
bes. as.ortmest in this lily. Ia L.
SSAWs-Aand, Psnnel, RIP, Key Mole, Web and fa
~ LEES Spear JAeksou and other celebrated makers
L.. I.
II boy. and ehsppias A.ss Collins. Davis and whitss
manufacture. \.
DoRINa Machines, wood and iron bench Screw,
ID Saw And Plane Handles, At the siSn OF the Anvil.
LNLEs-Kolherey's Mil and other fiies--the beet
WHIps-Ih largest ssoek Of Team, Carriage and
w Riding Whips and La.hes in the city. l. ! l..
s;nS ar saa'' ssvs sI'A
CMiTH's Below, Hand Hammers and siedse., Sol
= - - -, ~
LNSAMkL Kettles, ~afns Irons, Conee koAstsrs, 20
IL lice Tampa, kngineers and Carpenters Oilers.
nTN9Ks, Hook and Strap, Fields Loose and Fast
ii Joint III ,se, chest and Gate Hinge. L. /.
4 ! a., ,-,,;, .nJ Gos-i n.r re,,,cJ In
4 y 49, $500. - W. '-s -
- -! -
u kAss Kettles Ii sizes, very nne assortment Ensm
- eisd kettles French Ladies and Sauce r1ns
IRON and Wood Well CuIes, Pump Chain. aud
i Wheels, We'll Wheels, &c. LAL.
REM Or H.l,srp Wsn' JAZZ and Tr.sS ch.ins
Gov re L.
-, !; -
kRnosnhs-fant, NMhnn ana MsfhnS, ooanicf
~ busters wine " an, shoe, SCRUB, cfame Ciofa
AZ HAT Bra.ncs. Feather Da..er.. ---lLL--1L.
~ AzzA AIDS Povdsr Powder Flax. Shot B.rs
Tubea Wtpers hIey = CAP, and VI ada
- LIVINGSTON 4 LOCKWOOD.
1'Hosk wanting = nice Lantern with their names
Ero und on The sls.s San a
oes t%dwu LIVINGSTON q LockWoopss'
.,.a,,, v,-rps 49, =, -. ..-,,,--
n s. oi any 0inS - mo aana's
AA3 ahaAnS ny ,sr.>u ,r,.,,s,,,,
eI,Iro". ~ : LoSn s.oop
CALL AT
LIVINGSTON u LOCK WOODS,
4l0N OF THE ANVIL.
tang, atf sNgoND STgDT
HalREt. Sears q beckett
Le.,neT Nsr uiss,n1er,. aud wso,s.s.s Iss,, r, IN
I-sth,, ~ III INA. s.s.,,a. S.ta,arx 49,
-. Sa..h -. - 500 w. ~
inss, hides, &C., DC.
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o,,lss ., BVoIIrs sr.Ir ls.rs.set CO., !,

No. 10 frons street.. Dot aAta ID sycamore
etneihaAa, o., Dec. 10TH, Isss
To ali whom Is ~ ~ sonctrn;--fhis 70 70 eefi u
thai hSv examined spsei m W sai roots Of W. b,
caildss o. y TO aaa Water Proof cement Roof
ing, sad eeiievett 10 be eatpentig saPsHsr " any
otLur Kind Of Hoo anr uos IN 1 eye
witness Of severe srsI Of one of tAsae Roofs, IRON
large volume of Sam. fro al adjoining banding
which struck recay apon the kSSf and cofnies Tor
ear half an hour. ~ slood the tstsi hsyoDd IL
sxpet - no a. q nd ~ red .ha aiding.
signed, I. nashkLL,
80 President Buckeye state Insurance CO
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CHICAGO LEATHER BETTING MANUFACToRy
KELLY 4 BLACKBURN.
Nanuassursrs Of . Superior Article Of
OAK TANNED
l. e IT IL Z R Il z l. TIN
which hey viii sell at New York and Boston prices
Anbsral discount made to large purchasers.
xxLLY & BLACKBURN,
ranners, CuIser, importer, o. Prensa and English
Street. GHICAGo.t illinois. inne - dwly
Iss. sPkis1 inAor. 1851.
THOMAS 0E0RGE . CO.,
MASuPACToRY, SALES ROOM,
lls and ne franklin ST. sel Lake Street
C1ICA GO, 80 ILLINOIS.
nAsrsAc, rRsas o.
Rough and Finishsd Brsss Work Of every aeserip-
pl.is. P..alsAea, sanp.d and J.paansd Tin Ware,
Copper Pipe, kstties Boilers. Breasts aud Covers,
Soda f,antsins, Dfaaent fipss and Coolers,
Beer rsmps aud Coeks,
Fancy aad Plaza Toilet Sets,
Chan Der Paiis, Gard On sprin kiers, sc,
AnsAan Well pips,t piain and 0Al..aisea
III and Fsscs Psaps. &C.
wusL1aALs DsALsas II
risnsr's Stock, Nschinss and Hand Tools,
French hsAed and knamslsd Ware,
Laassrnsof Sksry variety, Bf4xisfG and Boil Cop.
tsrass, Iop,r, Iron and Steel wars,
6ssss aac Copper IabsIs, Block Tia, antimoay,
sheet and slap Enc, lingo. Copper, Punps,
h ydraahe hams, Iron and Lead Pipe,
xasoss nose, ssiung and Packing,
stoves, Hvt Air rurntc<s. ksgistsfs, &c.
All orasrs promptly Ale ndsd, and prices ~ low
- the market VII allow.
1--we sl.ays rscsi.e OLD coPPsR AND
raos, osesss, spwAas aAnILros, .. sATss,
mill dSm
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PLANTATION H0LASsKs.
70 Barrels landing aud for sale BY
kvANs, CHEW CO.
Corner Second and Perry sts. ..
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To LsaSs.
A NUMBER OF desirable lots for residence. O,
hBrsdy, Main and Harrison streets, 20 Issss 70,
the term Of Is years. Apply 10
W. II. y. 6URLEY
Once Oh Main between Front and Seeosd a..
E1z 10 off
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! y. BENNETT

eisOissArI, JsuuA ~ TIL, 1857.
BY fsaus 81 give ny opioioa oi Tho chiids 4 co.
com posilos roof. have had Two fvo pat % my
baiidinEs, and believe It fully ss good represeai-
I'd, Ne best BY lar Of Any composilou roofs In
THIS place. lam seausintsd vita HAND q Thomp.
sos, " chicago. W. W. STEWART,
..M 4 builder In ciasiunA.i for " yssrs.
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1slchsrs RsAnsd Sugar..
l % Barrels I'll gr.dss, for sale BY
EVANS, cHRw q co.
Corner Second and Perry eta.
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CHAs. r. w EBR

CHAS. TT. WEBB
HAVING sold his interest Ia The Drug stsrs No.
10 LsCiaifs Row, Davenport, Iowa, 70 Asssss
Taylor& Bsliord. souid bsspeak for t1sm the pat
ronass so kindly extended TO him.
Oae Of the 6rm being . graduate Of Pharmacy and
the other havi had experience OF ten ortwslvs
yeass In tho prescription business, he eon1dsHt,y
tent. B.f X
davenport FEB. 9Th, 1887. .&sss,
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RRM0vAL.
NELSON'S JENEkHI STORE.
nraly ~ Ahevs The Pest once.
E% VEE would tender our gratefa
-. w acknowledgements 10 The pne-
~ lie for tkeir liberal patronage since
- 81 our mencement in tusness.--
HAVING removed Into . larger And
nor. commedious store, ssccnd
aoor above oar lormef location, We would solicit
= tuspeetion Of cur stock 81
WAssAss 0seks, Jsvslry, silver Waxs aaA
faaay 0ssls,
OAioA lei SOC tAe laHeesl AKA most fssnicns6le IN
tkesAy. We - AonstAntls 10 reeesta Of eecds ss
oxpra1o, and will always have The newest styles to
- had IN he eastern mArkels Our mcsio 10 ANAL
psea1 asd euicA rstufns. R.& }. NELSON.
Davenpeyt Oct l<WsS
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d. l.. HANNAH,
tiais Of New York.
Practical Boekksspsr and Accountant,
uAVIS0 had loug expsrsnos IN ban 10 and Msr
camille houses he docs not dou bs his capacity o.
execute satisfactorily al business with vhica b
may be entrusted.
References is made 70 Mr.. Henry ". Morris,
this city.
Apply at W N. Raymond d Cos. D Brady
spi6H
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Garden Lots.

| Oh PINE Garden Lots near the eityfrsm Eve Il %
CU Ssres, forsaisto suit purchasers, long time
and low price. Apply TO JACOB n ELDRiDGE
corner Of 9Th and Rock Island g., at orth West.
| err Patent Medicine Depot apY3du
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r. srgs small sums, for long short time, 10
i suit ~ piicanU. a
LAND WARRANTS bought and sold Deeds, Mort
sagss &C., drawn at short notice.
once u the usdsfsgusd Dssdy street, next abov
the Post ONE, over IalimAn, Powsrs d McLsau'
Banking HOUSE. mh9Tdu ] W. WOODWARD
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,esf CANADA is;7
Liquor store.
Pore Imported Wines 4 Liquors, Cigar, &c.
rss sTv s1orI .rsE esssrr,
DHasr the German Theatre. sscgae 81. corner o. ZIP
isy II ssss uiss. IA be far sssss CONSTANTLY with ia.
.ssxsst AAd OF lnportsf ans Liquor sEo
Gssss, ssss b<oagh. - kss sssssra eouhisy. Our
Ssavy Gooss si a1 40 n 5Itfe.l IsuE1a,
so snsppsd 70 ~ ~ sosDs isaasHsDins Is
GUARANTEE ThES PCRs.
Essilng ssnh1srt that stecx. foxax d quality
ana p<sce viii compare fss0rx5ie AG America
invite tAs ssati0a u parties v siax 30 purchase
Do. ~ BARNES.
WI. y. Devsas, hsm hev Yurt =
n. k4NSns, IRON kepire4i- rDebl31-st
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CINCINNATI, t2th month 22d, ie5e.
Thine OF the t7sn iastaaI 10 before me, for reply
TO Thy Inquiries about The Falsul kLastle cement
ksonnx oI W. h. l...ds & co. l have examined
several room put BY them, and have my dwell ling
nouss AAd sl,bis coverad with Lhs material 1
bslssvs hey are the bos,, or Otherwise, The most
complete roof IN every respect ever put . build
Ing, eSssiag he same amor nj OF noHsy. They are
Are prosI iron sparks or liSst eombus,bls cub.
slA uea.. Thy Friend, EZRA bAlLf.
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u. .. HUUbhHD, I !kIna Ins. CO.,
.. G. HoohEN, chisaxo.
Your inquiry ~ 70 child's GENE nj kooanx, / say
have from sxpsIieace The utmost eoadisaes Ia Il
ior rooanS p0fposes and recommend IL for all pud.
iugs which l am sugsssd 10 pu ling UP, a. superior
70 III OF shingles or asy esmsat rooaag used acre.
liza FOUlE,
chicago, Feb q, 81. boulder u kieh moua Aoase
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1857-10-28

knAsssorted pieces of Stone Ware, Jnss re
& M5URFS
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TAVERN STAND

n CIR sA f4E o II fs Il II.
-rstE r5IJBSQRiBER, WISHING TO RETIRE
TO private life. offcrs G,r sale that well known
staud ..THE SUMMIT MANSION HOUSE"
in sanmitville boronglI, Cambria county, about
ono mile from Crcsson station OH the Central
Ha;t Road. The HOUSE is roomy and commod-
Gus, win good stablias and necessary out-ouid-
;ngs wrll of good water at the door, &C. III
NOT soIJ soor. the property will he rented on rea-
sonahle terms. For further particulars apply to
the subscriber ON the premises.
- Fl -. JAMES NJ. RIFFEL.
Suumtville. Pa,
Sept Is, ls47.
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gro. d. REED.
NOTICE.

II. persons indebted to the firm OF George
"a sSI,rray. or Gcorgc Murray & Son, are here
b. notified, that the notes and accounts Of said
ms have been rlsced in our hands for collection
a,d that, unless payment be made Immediately
,its wi be brought TO enforce it.
' JOHNSTON & MULLEN.
Anil y, I955.-tf.
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SONS or TEMPRANCE,

sxswu Highland Division, No. "a, Sons of Tenn
EXG perancelnect at their Hall every SATuk
EU6SD DAY evening. in the upper story OF
Davis building.
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t.eGAE HOUSE.
CORPORAL JOHN KIEFEER,

Wou5IIp5 b. repssy as infSF: s s 10 old .s lsisnas sss
ed the Logan House. Holidaysburg, and is pre-
pared to entertain all who may favor him with
their pat tronaee I'm Hiioi.ectionalle STYLE
The HOUSE hiss been newly furnished thro'-
cut in style not surpassed 10y any estahlisl,nlsi
in the interior Of tie State. Ills TABLE, VIII
ALWAYS LIZ supplied with Ill the sulr>tsntials aud
dclicacies Of the season, and attended by alton
tive servants In word, no pains will be spared
to make tie Logan first class house, and moth
ing will lie left udol.e to render its guests COM
/ Portable and happy. 80
I The STABLES which are extensive, viii t5
attended I,y iralscst and faithful hoe;lers. = ~
j. RESTnUGAET.-Th basement is occupied
as a Restaurant, where meals will be seryeirp
| at all hours Of tie day, togetEer, ,sith oyst,fs,
Wild game fish ai.d ali the deiecscies and refr~li-
n.eii.s Of tl.e season. Join kiEFFER.
J. june 4.1R56432tf.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1857-10-28
kgC4RE H9TEE,,

UENRY FOSIER, PiNiPKIETOK. =
Tie subscriber would respectfully initrrn the
citizens of CaInlria county .nf the travelling
public generally, tat be has leased for number
of years the alOye Hotel, and Furnished II In
manner eaual ii not superior to many Hotels in
Western Pcnnsylyaria, and it heing situntod IN
one Of the most business streets In J"hintoSn,
makes il dc,iralr stopping place for business
men. The Far will be furlIlsEcd with the best
liquors the Philadelphia Custom House can si'cr.!
Attached is a large and coinmoditus Sale in
the basement story, where every deilcscy VIII tt'
served rp. Every attention will he paid y rist-
ors $40 a HENRY FOSTER
Lnhnstown. SEPT. 8. Is56-tf
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D EBENSBURG G. FOUNDRY

TEAyING purchased the entire stock and hx-
t,,yessof the Ebensburg Foundry, the sub
scriber is prepared to furnish farmers and others
with .sssesas4 - SFf sssf7
PIOughs, Plough Points, stoves, hHili
Irons, Threshfng Machines
and castings of any kind that may be needed Id
the community.
By strict attention to the business of the con-
cern he hopes to merit and trusts he Will receive
liberal patronage from those In want OF articles
All business done at the Foundry.
EDWARD GLASS.
March %, '55-tf.
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xeyx COCKS. watches s. JeyseIry.

THE subscriber hereby pro
claims to the inhrbitants oil =. sssM
Johnstown and the surrounding E---<zsszk
country that he has just returned from New slork
with the largcrt and best assortment OF
CLOCKS. WATCHES & JEWELRY el4
ever brought in their midst, which he knows h'
can and will sell cheaper than any dealer in th'
town county. ,
His cheap Breast Pins, hitherto sold at %. vii
now be sold at 81 so; such as were sold at S2,2
are now ofiere,; at 81 ,62a, &c.
His fine plated Ear Drops which were sold a
81 rs arc now sold at 81 .25 others held at 81 3
will he scld at 81 co, and AL otler articles Of Ii
sold stock remaining on hand viii lie disposed {
at a like discount. His new stoch consist IN pal
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CaIInct Ns are-Roens.

Cabinet Es are-Koens.
-s THE undersigned having purchased the
'--t entire stock oc furniture, Tools, &c of Ste
E..:sa.e>z phen Lloyd Jr., would respectfully in
form the citizens Of Ehensburg. and vicinity that
he will manufacture all articles of Furniture Ito
order on the most reasonable terms, .n..
T1o etock now on hand is large, consisting of
T1BIFS. BUREAUS, STANDS, ,BEDSTEADS,
CRADLES, &c. &c.
All articles manufactured in the establishment
will be finished in a workmanlike manner, employ
ing none but experienced worknen
ROBERT EVANS, & Co.
Ebensburg April End, 1856
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UNISH-A fresh lot OF Salmon, Mackersl, Her
E ring and Goldfish, foi sale by
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NEW BLACK SMITH SHOP.

aRHE subscriber would respectfully inform the
citizens of Ebensburg and the vicinity that
he has rented the SMITH SHOP formerly occu-
pied by Michael MeCague. where he intends TO
carry on the BLACKSMITHINGi in all its branch
es. Persons entrusting work to his care can rest
assured that it will be promptly attended to and
at moderate rates. He would also, inform .ne
c;t;zens that the business of HORSE SHUEING
will be superintended by himself personally
Owners of Valuable horses viii not be under the
necessity of seniing their stock to neighborins
village. as his experience in this line IS widely
known. iodhO OATsoHAs'
Ebensburg, April o, 1866. .szfszi&'ss
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EotEntafs, Ean.

THE subscriber respectfully informs his friends
snti the nhlic generally that he has again taken
nsses,sien oftl.e we'll known tavern stand '.f"un-
tain Iin.'' situated on the turnpike IN Blsir s
Gan. where he will at all times be prepared ID
wait on his fritr,,s and customers.
Thankful f.,r past fsvors. he can assure tie
neonle Of Cambria and Blair ropntis~. that Eo
pains will be spared to gain merit OF their pat
| ronase ,o..,- ,.,,,,,
E.b 1877
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and SHOES, ..se
Together with large assortment OF articles Ter
oentlerreu's wear not necessary to enumerate
X large and varied assortment Ut ttefati3 .ht.ee
Clothing for Boys. Farmers and Others wishing
- ci,the tler sons with winter suit will find it
10 their advantage to call--we are determined to
sell good article and at prices to suit the times.
All the above goods will be disposed Of at great
ly reduced prices FOR CASH.
Ebensbu g, Sept. ., '57.--44
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r. N. George.
NEW FIRM.
or n1I II { L u.

csaUr subscribers would respectfully inform The
1 citizens of Cambria county that they nave
purchased the fapuery al lie'h1oIh i -
Cambria County, formerly owned by A NJ d H.
Tbi,e The establishment viii undergo new re
nairs and improvements which will enable them
10 manufactnre Leather of all descriptions for
eonntyy use. also, various kinds Of Leather for
the Eas.ern market
Cash will be paid for Dark and Hides OF
k,nts, OF il preferred in exchange ior Leather.
o-,lers for Leather win be promptly attended to
f. NJ. GEORGE
a ~ HENRY REUCH.
Lay Z, 1856. 2s-tf
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nASKETS-Clothes, Toy and Work Baskets
Gb .t j. M'Dermit's.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1857-10-07
DEATHS.

In this City, on Friday the 25th inst, after a
very brief illness, Mrs. Mary l.. Taylor, wife IF
Matthew P. Taylor, Esq, and daughter of the late
Hon. L. D. Henry, in tho 22d year of her age.
On Saturday night. the 18th instant, at the resi-
denee of Dr.. Edward Lawrence, near Louisburg,
Mrs. Cecilia Watt, reIict of Col. ]. I. G. Watt,
in the 6sth year of her age.
DRowNED.-At Bridgeport. Conn. ON the 4th Of
Sept, by falling from a Steamer into the water.
Virgil Handel Angelo, oldest son of James M.
ami Maria Edney, of New York, aged eleven years
and eleven months. Peaceable, quiet, dUtifal and
prayerful down to death, he went suddenly, where
our Saviour invited little children to come
Con-.
In Jarrots Bay District, Carteret county, on the
18th September, after twelve months severe suffer
ing from gravel, departed this life, Capt. Anthony
Davis, aged 7s years, leaving an afectionate wife,
three children and a large number of grand chill
dren and friends to mourn their irreparable loss.
His house was the travellers home. lie belonged
to no church, but was a regular attendant at the
Baptist church. and was willing to go and meet
his God. He was a member of Jarrots Bay Di-
vision, and often has his silvery locks been seen
by the light of the lamp which he bore in his
hand, while the badge which was placed upon lis
breast. held forth the three great principles of the
Order--Love, Purity and Fidelity, which was SO
fully illustrated in the character of the veteran Of
the cause, as he marched with his brethren Of the
Order in procession. Jarrotts Bay Division has
been called on to mourn the loss of one of its best
members by the death Of Bro. Anthony Davis
His demise is deeply deplored by his bereaved
family in this affective dispensation of Providence
May he who tempers the winds to the shorn lambs
console and protect them in their heavy affection
Con-.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1857-10-07
THE OLD WELDON HOTEL,

On the southeast side of the Railroads, is now
open under the name of the " ExsHANGE HOTEL"
The proprietor pledges himself to do justice by, AMI
salty ali who may give him a call, IN no pay will
be demanded
Passengers will find meals ready on the arrival
Of every train, with good Porters to attend to them,
and check their baggage to any point desired.
This Housed is not Whitfeld's Weldon Hotel, but
the Hotel on the hill, twenty steps from the Ticket
office, where Passengers can procure tickets with
out trouble.
Determined d to exert himself to the utmost for the
public accommodation, he respectfully s%olicits a
share of patronage.
B. R-SEARS, Proprietor.
Weldon N. c., Oct. 2, 1857. CT
g- Petersburg and Norfolk papers, and New
York Herald copy twice and send bills to the Pro-
prietor
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PETERSBURG MARKET.
E1ref7tUv Horrecfod Ia,

BRO w N L E Y & lick s..
Grocers and Commission Merchants.
WHEAT-We have not much change to note in
this article since our last. We quote good lots
white rs to l 30; common grades 1 90 to1 Is.
ToBAceo-The market quite dull, tendency
downward.
CorroS-Very little in market, the demand is
fair at full prices; common II l4i; prime is a
log. We made sales of a few bales Of new at the
latter price. This was the first lot we have seen
in market.
BAcoN.-Western quite scarce and active, prices
higher; sides II a III shoulders Is a 153.
LARD-Va is scarce at 10 to 20cts; Western in
Bbls 16cts, kegs IL to 1Scts.
FLoUR--There is but little demand, prices de-
Ginning; superfne6 81 a 7 extra u a s family 9
a 81.
CoRN-95 to I 90 bushel.
GUNNY BAGGING.-This article higher, Is to Isl.
SALr-stock large and of prime quality l So from
wharf and 1 s. from store.
HAY-Dull at lis to 1 Is.
GROCERIES. Coffee is quiet and tending up
wards. Sugar dull and tending downward.
GUANo-Peruvian So to IS Ichaboe 424 Ma
nipulated SO.
FIsH.-Mackerel lO3 to IA; Cut Herrings II
No 3, l0z Mol Halifax Herrings u to IS; No
|, Roe, 81 to So.
MoLAssEs.-N 0 rs a so; Syrup A. to SO cts.
RICE. 5 to Gets.
LINE. We quote l 40 a I 50.
LEAD. We quote a to Sets.
Iron. sweed / 10 Ton. Eng. Is; refined 80.
American l 90. Sheet u.
GUNPowDER.-Has advanced, prices 81.
GRINDsToNEs. II TO 2cts.
PEAS AND BEANs.-But few in market, sell red
Oily at l 20 a 81 bushel.
GRAss.-54 TO Sc.
BUTrER.-Goshen Is a 30ots.
CHEESE Ia to IA.
POTATOES. Irish Il per bushel.
CANDLEs.-Adamantine 81 to 30; sperm 80 a
NAILS. II to 5.
Oct. 5.
MARKETs.-BALFIMoRE, Oct. Flour steady
Wheat dull red los a LIS, white LIS a L.42
Corn Il a 70.
New YoRK, Oct. l-Flour lower-State from
4 So to 5 90. Ohio ) to 3 80, Southern 5 20 a 5 40
Wheat advanced three cents. White / % a l So
Red l Is a 25; Mxed Corn 701. Stocks lower
Virginia's 70.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1857-10-07

For BUYING LIouoR ON SUNDAY.-James,
a slave hired by Mr.. James Smith, was ar
rested Sunday morning in a house on Old
Street, with several other negroes, where he
had gone to get a drink. He was ordered
ten lashes.
The above is taken from the Petersburg
Democrat-published in City whose May
or pronounced it unconstitutiona to pass a
law prohibiting liquor selling on the Sabbath.
But poor Cutfee's hide had to suffer, because
he was found a%vailing himself of one of the
constitutional privileges of the City while
the keeper of the " house on Old Street." is
engaged in the lawful, praiseworthy business
of enticing poor darkies into his den, and is
suffered to go free What miserable injus-
tice
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1857-10-07
Landscape Gardening.

MN. H. HAMILTON. having completed the
improvement Of the Capitol Square, Ra-
leigh, is now ready to make contracts for the i'm
provement Of Private or Pablie Grounds, in any
part Of the State. Plans, drawings and estimates
given on application. Fruit and ornamental frees
for sale Greenhouse Plants, Roses and Strawber-
", Of the following kinds being ths best ia culti-
Sation, and ready for planting Bars, New, Pine,
Moyamensing. Mac Evoys Superb, and Long.
worth's Prolific The above varieties Use. per doz
or one dollar per hundred. All letters addressed
WM. II. HAMILTON. Florist, Raleigt N. C., will
be promptly attended to.
Raleigh, Sept. 3Oth, 1857. sly