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FOR PIrTSBURG.

THE light drsught steamer ROCHES TER, s7zss@ q
G. ". Nsare, Master, will leave this day Ss4s-ssl
10th inst. a. 10 O'Clock, a 81. above and ss5.33
all intermediate landings. Having superior @SsEssa
accommodations for freight passage apply board
mgrchlO-H Ii. h. HARRISON, Agent.
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"WEDNESDAY MORNING, MARCH 10. 1887.
TIE INAUGURAL.

In this Mornings issuesEil be fcuad the ablsia-
sugural sddress Ct President BUoHAE4S, which
viii command careful perusal from all bis couu-
frvucu
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Paper Hanging.

Ii kinds Of Fin and Decorated Paper hanging dsns in
n the best manner and al the cheapest prices, By
A. y. FRANkLIN.
II Orders Jeff Flemings Paint SHop Union street, be-
tween Cherry and Summer Streets viii be promptly a.
Refer to A. R. Crozisr H. s. Burns, J. B, White, Horn
Son, H. GoTby' pERl-eSm'
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NEW BOOKS.
JUST RECEIVED By
JOHN YORK & CO..
38 Union Street.

Codey's Lady's Book FOR March.
Grahams Magazine for March.
Frank Leslies Gazette Of Fashion fer March
Putuam's Monthly, for March.
Household Words for March.
The School Fellow, for March.
TIE American Almanac, fer 1851
Olshauser's Commentaries, by Ksndrck
The Prince Of the House OF David.
Chambers History Of the Russian War.
Men and Times Of the Revolution, BY Watson.
Irvug's Life OF Washington, yOls.
Star and he Cloud or a Daughters Love, BY Zoe.
Lonefsilow's Poems complete In vols, Is mo.
Webster's Private Correspondence vols 70.
Parley's RecollectoDs of Lifetime, vols limo.
BmersOns Representative Men.
Emsrson's English Traits.
Hugh Millier's EngIand and rs People.
spurgeon, the modern Whitfield.
Hills OF the Shetemac, by WethweH.
Paul Fame, Novel; By n. P. Willis.
Frank FOresters Sporting Scenes, characters.
Leila Star Of Mingrolia, By Reynolds.
Passion and Principle, BY Mrs. Grey.
Wit and Wisdom Of sydney Smith.
Memoir Of Syuney Smith, BY Mrs. Ausln.
ALSO,
Godey's Lady's Book fer March.
Graham'S Magazine for March, and for sale By
JOHNNY YORK CO.,
febs4 81 No % Union st.
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AUCTION SALES.


AUCTION SALE OF GROCERIES,.
BY
LELLYETT, EWING g. co.
n MONDAY, March 18Th, 1857 we will offer for sale at
Auction, in front OF Warehouse, Nos. 10 and y
Market street, the following, to-wlt:
$ hhds Sugar fair TO choices $50 bags Cose choice a. o.
% bbls rev MOlsssesi and Baltimore;
Is 6bs NaekeTel, Nos /, ., }; so kits No. Naekerel;
30 boxes Herring; IS boxes Pcsles, qts-, hslf
~ DO 3 Candles b'st BIRDS; gallon ard gallon;
- b6ls PoHd L0afand Crush $50 bbls Liquors. various
ed sugar; brands
ana many other articles to make complete sale.
mrh7-td LkLLYBTT, EWING q co.
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SOMETHIN q NJ Y.
SAMUEL c. BOYcE. aEOEgE ELyEEsOH
BOYSE & ELVGRsON,
KERCHAVTTAILORING AND GESTLENEN'S
FURKISHING STORE.

No. %, PUBLIO SQUARE.
THE subscribers desire 70 call public attention 10 their En-
i TIRE NEW AND CHOICE STOCK OF Cloths, Cas-
stmeres, Vesting s, Driliings, Ready MADE
Clothing and a full stock OF GentIemcn,s Fur
ni-hiuE Goods.
Having purchased stock under the favorable
cumsances will offer great 70 cash pune
time dealers and solicit the trade examination
stock before purchasing elsewhere, vs. would call
aud Vssliugs, hicd WIZ up order I'm
yIes and gsFnred 10 o. or 30 sale We also can rten-
stock 81 Ready made Clothing, manufactured
expressly for trade which determined sell
the lowest prices and thereby merit paronsg5 Our stock
pse. We viii speedily have in store fne stock Of Boys
Clothing.
WANTEO-A few good Jouraeymen-none but good ones
need apn'y. bOISEW 4LVEHSUN,
fsbs-f No. 20, Pebble Square
To ALL WHOM n MAY CONCERN.
WOULD earnestly solicit THOSE yet Indebted forths past
year, aud the late arm Of Ramage & Church call
without delay and settle JOHN RAAAGE,
f-b7 . College street
1OFFEE.-il1 sacks primo Rio Coffee So slczs Java
~ in store aud for sale b. "a. Sc FBENCH & SON
ALT.27OO bags coarse and dns salt 500 barrels salt
> in store ana Tor sale by H.S.FRESCH & son.
M OLASSES.-lCO paekagss, new, end Tor sale
VI iaHl7 Fl. s. FRENCH G. SON
TANDLES.-CO0 boxes Star Candles 200 nall and guar
~ ter boxes STAR Candles, zoo boxes Tallow Candles IN
store and for sale By Il. 5. FRENCH & SON.
GLOVER SEE D.-I20 bbIs prime Glover seed in store
~ and for sale by r. S. FRENCH S 6OE.
TETANTE D.-IOa0j bounds Bacon 1900 bushels Dried
w Fruit. 10000 lbs Feathers which will pay Ihe
H' j1Ri7 P''' ~ p .-s- S. FRENCH & SON.
KT3TTSII67 Fe1s TTV5ss6gJi in store ana Tor sale By
~ ianI7 Il. s. FRENCH z son
DOTATOEs.-lOj barrels white WesAaUock Potatoes
i 70 arrive a the steamer Rescue.
se1snty,Sir. ImriI CARTER, Mckay & co.
~ OV IA 3 Ms barrels Clover Seed 10 arrive On
u ihs ssTsH,y-sT. LurII GARTER, Mckay & CO.
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Painting establishment.
BUILDERS HOuseholder5 SC, requested 10 take
- tce that the undersigned having the necessary
arrangements and secured the services OF competent
men, is prepared 20
Large Contracts
In the line Of his vocation, In all its various branches.
In the department. Of
House Painting,
The subscrbers prepared with the greatest
prOmptuess, all contracts large hich NAV be ten
dered, in style and upon which fail 70 give
satisfaction.
He isalso prepared to execute all manner Of
Sign and Ornamental Painting, Granting and
Marbling.
Having in that department secured the services OF the
expert and experienced artists.
The subscriber would request persons having his
line give htm cali before maxim nbal arrangements.
march6-df K. T. FLEMING,
No 60 Union IT, between Cherry summer.
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Partisan Millinery Bazaar.


WE would respectfully inform the ladies OF Nashville and
W vicinity, that will open Monday, the 9lh Our
thirteenth regular opening day. hs largest choice and
any reta establishments combining every new and novel
design from Paris, London and Eisieu cites %
importation Our stock Is and consists part %
1000 Rich Imported styles Of Fancy BouneLs;
I01 Cases Of Rich Paris, Hair and BuEaI Blond,
. Cases English Straw and other plain styles;
10 g. Misses BeHnets, Childrgu's Hats, Gpssg and
Fists;
dozen Imported Imperial Chip Bonnets;
80 Boxes Paris Flowers for B0uns Parties and Bridal
casiOnss
272 Canton Rich Ribbons, Of every rev style;
o. dozen Hoop Skirts; Misses and CbiIdrgus ditto:
40 Paris and Spanish Fans; 500 boxes Rushas;
81 ." ParasOls all qualities
Likewise due stock &c EmbrOdsries consisting OF Rich
haltes Sets la Lace Jac0ust Worked Muslin Mourning
sets, Sleeves, Of every description, Collars, etc.i Rch
Black BuZal Collars, Manilles Of EuEh snd Chauntlla
Lace, Rich Paris Embroidered Hand erchs Trimmings,
Bug and Rich Paris Blond fine lire OF Pans Mtts
aud d Gloves. Elastic Belts Fine and Medium Caobag and
PoTMOuies. duo stock % Combs AID Fancy Articles or
the toilet, 10 dOz Rich Oaair Caps and Head Dresses;
with general &C useful, fancy, Ornamental
Head Dresses and Variety Goods.
trust 10 receive csntnuanee % the putronszs 10
orally extended forthe thirteen years. and DO not
Uudors1d by any establishment in the city We shall
deaVOr polite attention. puuctuaT and honesty II
pose, Continuance Of the same liberal patronage
Il. WISE, agent,
No 10, C1ion Street, next doortO state Bark.
IT Bonnsts Jleaced and shape altered in superior style.
III. B-C0uutrs Merchants and Miiners supplied on a.
purchasing small bll Of goods Easl
You may depend on getting Fashionable Bonnet
house. marcl Fly
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BLANK BOOKS.
LEDGBRs, journals, Day Books, Cash Books, Invoice
Books Check Books Note Paper Envelopes Ink Gold and
Steel Pens, Iukstands, Pencils. Just received by
feb24 JOHN YORK & co.
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AT
WaTerfieId s. Walkers.
XUATERFIELD WALKER under foil head-ssy
w with The styl- Of GeutemeI 5 Hats and cont
IDENTIFY recommend them 20 the uOCe 81 all who Hats
want Hats wear. This styles very light and
tic and by peculiar process in manufacturing all painful
pressure IS ublterated. WATERFlELD & WALKER.
FINE SOFT DRESS HATS
NHE larges and sear assortment OF Sof Felt Hats
4 will be found at Waterdsd Walker's-they have them
IN great variety and 10 all the de.igns aud popular
cOlOTs. Tmrh7i WAKEFIELD q WALKER.
NEW STYLE RIDING HATS
THE Ladies' will ind Wateraed & Walkers new and
full assortment Of fine Riding Has. Also, Fancy Hats
for children suited 20 the
mrh7 WATERFILD & WALKER.
TO MERCHANTSll
II ERCHANTS will ind WayeTded 81 Walkers all the
VI and desirable styles Of Hats the season.
cash prompt short uue buyers Offer sl adVan-
tages- WATERFIELD& WALKER.
mrh7 Fashionable HatteTs, 70 Public Square.
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SCHOOL BOOKS.
John York & Co., have on hand a complete stock Of
Classical and Common School Books which they OEsr for
sale at the lowest prices. lfeb94
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THOMPSON & Co. having removed 10 their Magnificent
Marble Palace and having handsomely bted up Tor 40
ing business In mercantile determined nos 70
be surpassed the Beauty Magnitude Of their stock
Having decreased facilities forpurchnsng Goods In ths
Eastern markets and making Of purchases from hst
hands, and some OF our mpOratons, thereby
enabled 70 sell goods AZ less profit han those purchased
from second hands.
Our Stock will consist Of the best English, German ard
American Goods An ask Of friends and customers
Is to call and examine for themselves, feeling sasded they
viii agree with us, both in regard The Goods and Prices
We nave the best light in the city for showing GOods.
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CHECK LOST,
FF'HE public cautioned against trading Tor Cheek No.
Il 1898, drawn the Bank Of Tennesses, By a. s. French
& Son. for Bl6l Co. and made payable J. " Mechanism
bearer dated March 6, l557, The been lost
Payment Of said Check has been stopped At The Bank.
marchs-d3Is J ~. M'CLANNAHAN.
WHISKY FOR SALE.
TWO Thousand Barrels Raw and -RecHfad Of he hssi
fsbla-lm A. EAluLToE,
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The New Spring Hat !


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Silks.

At our silk Counter will be found everything New and
Desirable In this branch Of business We intend excel
Chene Fouueed Rcbes-beaudful,
Brocade do do do
Check do DO do
Beautiful Six Robes for Evening
Rich Chene Silks,
Ta1eta JardinieTe,
Chene Stripe silks,
Plaid and Check 81 Ks, all grades,
Plain Silks, all eOlOn,
Rich AFmure,
POult de Soire, all eOlOTs,
Rich More Antique,
Gro de Nap, Marselae and ali kinda Of Trimming SILK.
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DESIRABLE BIILDING lot FOX SALE,
SITUATED Cherry street, Lot No. g., between Church
~ and Broad streets Purchaser obtain either thy
sixty feet For terms, &c. spply the premises 10 D..
K. Claiborne at lhs oies Of 4, q, & 7, s, Foster
nTb7-dIE.
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Berges and Crane dimes.

Having this aid particular attention to this par
Of our business will have hand anything that can
desired IN this line
Summer BOmbszines
Six Warp Alpaca,
Black Bereges DeLaines,
all qualities,
.. Granejns silk,
o.. Challis
o.. Bay aders TamatOn,
Ponsons beautiful article or mourning
SILK finished without gloss,
.. FOulards,
.. Canton Grapes.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-08-26
keystone Club.

This Club turned out in considerable num-
bers last evening, and they, together with
numerous attentive outsiders, listened with
much eagerness to the eloquent discourse
of VIM. II. Rhodes, Esq, upon the grand
principles of Democracy, setting forth his
reasons for returning to the fold of the good
old party. As he always is in his remarks
he was clear, decided, and earnest, and made
indeed one Of the very best Democratic
speeches we have heard this season, and
gave the Know Nothings and Republicans
several "side winders" that told most effect
lively We hope the Democracy of Oroville
will follow up this example, and give us
some more Of this kind of meetings
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-08-26
Metropolitan Bowling
billiard Saloon,
Myers street. opposite the Keystone Market.

Myers street, opposite the Keystone Market.
TENHE SUBSCRIBER HAVING THOROUGHLY
n renovated his commodious BOWLING Al
LEYS and provided himself with a fine BILLIARD
TABLE. besides having repleHished his b iR with
choice stock of Wines ana Liquors, solicits such
share of public patronage has heretofore been Of
fered him. LEWIS SCHRODER.
July q, 1857. jy2I
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-08-26
Oruuille Dailq Butte Returh.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, AUGUST 26rH
keystone Club.

The Keystone Club met puruuant to ad.
journment. Present j. w. Buffum, in the
Chair, Berry and French Vice Presidents,
Mcguire and Hubbard Secretaries.
On motion, that the Committee of Ar
rangements confer with the Committee ap-
pointed by the jackson Club for the purpose
of making suitable arrangements for the re-
ceptiOn Of Messrs. Nugent, Geiger, and
others, carried.
Mr.. Rhodes then addressed the meeting,
after which the Club adjourned to Thursday
Evening, August 9th.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-08-26

WHERE Fort Crook ?-The above qnestior
seems to be troubling our Shasta and Siskiyou
friends as much AS those momcntous questions OF
bye-gone days-"lIave we Bourbon among us?"-
"Who struck Billy patterson?' "Win saltpetrc
explode :" etc, etc. excited resecrch and curiosity
in tue times when they anxously asked by
the inquirng people Of this inquistive nation The
reason for the crooked interrogation is an uncertain
ty which exists regarding the boundary lines ef
Shasta and Sskiyou counties
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-08-26

SUSPECTED MURuER.-The captain of the
sloop Santa Clara, is supposed to have been
murdered, says the Napa Reporter, and one
of his sailors is suspected of being the guilty
party. The reason why the captain is
thought to have been murdered is because
he cannot be found, and the reason for sus-
pccting the sailor is because he can't be
found either
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-08-26

u We find the following fancy m@ceau pertain
ing to the sayings of Promiscuous Live Oak Jeems,
in the Mountain Democrat:
The Democratic party is corrupt; I am a Demo
crat."-C0i Za6riskie
".4H southerners Office seekers am Soath-
errler. .'-Edpdyd Stanly.
Let us, gentlemen, for once at least nominate
an honest mqn-something we have never done in
this county. | was nominated at our last two con
yentons.-J1meS F.. Borie
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-08-26

Col. ZABRsKlB.-The redoubtable "Kerneln gets
some awful wpesn and then The Editor Of the
Marysvle Inquirer, after listening to his spoutngs
in the Theatre on Monday night, went to his sane
tum and made n notice Of his effort, which winds
up with the following "blast:n "Oh humbug! thy
name is J. C. Zabrskie"
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-08-26

THE smallest and slightest impediments
are the most annoying; and as little letters
most tire the eyes, so do little affairs most
disturb us.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-08-26
STOLEN!

ENRON the cabin of the subscriber on Gold Hill, on
H the eth of August, one GOLD WATCH AND
CHAIN. Whoever will return the same to Edward
P Lee ut Chases Claim, shall receive $50 no Ques-
tions asked. Description as follows: Improved
straight line compensated Balance, No. 1851, HUI
gueDim Vuellemin, Lecle- al0ml
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Conc One! Come saN!3
SIMPSON & HOXSfE

SIMPSON & HOXSIE
Are now receiving large snd we'll selected as
sortment Of -
GROCERIES. WINES AND LIQUORS,
which we offer to the public at very reasonable
nr;ces. Orr Goods are direct from the city OF
Nov York, all fresh and new. and we are con.
v;nced that thcy must please all who desire to
purchase. The stock consists OF all kinds OF
srtanlc and fancy Groceries usually kept. We
have laso for sale
RRANDIES, WINES. GIN. SCHNAPPS
and cured LIQUORS Of all dcscrir tion'. Black
berry and Ras: berry BranIics. together with
the hest brands in market Of ScoT II ALE and
LoSpos Posrra. DERBY & Days Star brand
Whisk y, and various other brands which VIC
will sell ut ss low figures az any other House -.
Wealso have large and varied assortment Of
CIG A R 8,
HAVANA, Opera and Principe in any quantity,
and at prices r,nniny from Ton to SIXTY DOL
lars per THOUSAND.
BOOTS & SHOES.
We have small lot of Boots and Shoes that
We will sell cheap
N. B.-crr Goods were all purchased in
New York from first hands. and we can conse-
ouently cell them lower than those Who have
paid profit to the merhants Of chicago and
milwaukee,. The proof Of this can be demon.
stratcd by an examination Of prices.
Store on main street, one door east Of the
Wavtr'y, and nearly oprsitc the Eagle Hotel.
McGrgor. July Sd, 1857. n2Sm6.
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r. w. WOOD h, co.-Thi. uptown

Z - W. VVSSO ~ ~Ss-huO sp.sOWO
.us House, We are pleased to learn Is doing =
good business. WooD has as much energy -
any man in McGregor; he came among US last
fall and finding Carpenters scarce he 'pulled of
his coat and rolled up his sleeves and built
house-'accoriin.' When COM leted lie filed
it with Drugs and Medieines,-such man must
succeed.
We have seen some specimens Of splendid
Perfumery, for the sale Of which Wo,d 4 Co /,
are sole Agents at this place. The extracts are
prepared by Harrison, OF Phla., the we'll known
inventor Of the Colombian inks. Harrison dis.
cards the Frcnchi8cd terms Usually Piled to
perfumes, and labels his beautiful little bottles
In plain AnEsIcAx terms; You have the salts
faction Of knowing what you are using. The
assortment comprises every article used by lacy
or gentleman at the toilet, and we insist that
the efforts Of our bachelor 'riend WooD 70 oblige
'the fair" should be rcwardedby their immediate
and continued patronage.
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BilI1ArDs-This amusing and health. giving
game il growing to be very popular in the
West Fam g. SPENCER. late Of McC,egor.
have established a Billiard Saloon at DECO .An
and We expect to hear that their quiet gentle
manly behavior will secure them troops of
friends. "Case" and ..she Captain are very
POI ular here but they took up an idea th.t their
'abl would ay better at Decorah than at Nc.
Gregor, hence the change. They arc as clever
. pair Of fellows as ever handled cue.
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Foors & SHOES II. X II. bait of Boston.
Mass. is nov on his way 10 McGresor, with
heavy assortment Of Boots and Shoes signed
princi ally for Wholesale trade. Wehavc seen
Mr.. Hobart and We have no Go bt Of his pos
ecss:ns the necessary stamina and tact to uild
up a large brsincss in the west. He will D e.
sent himself to GU lead RS as ready for business
by the lst Of September. He Iraj oscs to sell
at low iricts, and it will do our country dealers
good a. examine b sto X.
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SHA'pEcs FcILED AT THETA Own GAME IN
! New York IN Monday. the Sun says, couple
Oi atcnt "safc" aharj ers got bod Of sup Os-
ed grccnhorn near one Of the hotels, whom they
70, nd to be SO extraordinary veriant that eau
ton on their part was entirely laid aside,
Green was ready enough to 20 II blind on their
'safe int he sail his wife had got all hs mon.
ey. and he wanted q good pref It to get i, out
Of her. So he borrowed a gold watch of tho
sl,arpe!s, in or,!er to show his wife as d. sired
urchase ,-esiercd the hotcl-ste' ped out of
another door-and the shsr. CTS have not seen
him since.
wA new Government Weekly Mail
Route has been established between St.
Charles and Algona, Kossuth Co., via
Rockford. Msson City. Clear Lake City,
DC. Nail matter for Cerro Gordo, Web
s:er and Kossuth counties, on q line
East TO McGrcgor and Milwaukee,
should be sent via St. Charles.-[S St.
Charles Rep.
Nothing sets so wide mark be.
tween a vulgar and noble soul. as the
respect and revercntial love of woman.
kind. A man who is always sneering at
. woman. is generally either q course
proaigate or course bigot.
SAD AccsDENr-FIvE Boys DpowNrD-Tts
Csariee Adsertiser learns from Re-. NJ PA.
soss that on Sunday morning last f. . lads
Che oil lest not more than ID years-we.e drown.
ed in the mill race IN the village If Hamilton
County. They were in smell boat vh:ch up.
1T where the watcr WIS eight feet deep. and
all fivc wsre dr,wnod before the &c iient wss
discovered Three Of the boys ". re brothers
sud all Germans Their names inform mt cid
Attlcarn.
GoLp FROM CAL,ro.S.A I'll" total ex- OFT
Of COLL from San Fr,m,;sco sr thu & st half oil
1857, Amounted to SO TAI. S67-showing ''e.
ere"s" Of $47 ,323. N compared with the FL Isl
halfof 1855. The tonnage retu,n M also show a
falling Oft while the frrig! 4 charles show de.
crease Of more th"n = million dollars The
mex. gain OF p'pul. ton drrin. the past SIX
months has teen only 4 s95. more t:an one hall
Of which is made up Of Chinamen~-Nl
Sentinel.
ryan English paper gives an &C.
, count ola party Of sixty old women, who
were the mothers Of EIGHT HUNDRED AND
SIXTY NINE CHILDREN!
az 4 young lady in. Vermont. was
out picking berries one day last week.
when Q large black snake seized hor by
tho throat and choked her to death.
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1897. 1857.
SPRE.N'G TR.4DE.
Havcrstick, Bennett d Co.
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
Foreign lsssd Domestic
Oar GooDs, YANKEE NorIoNs &c,
l4t East Water Street,
MILWAUKEE, WIscoNslN
HAvE now in store and for sale the largest
JIG IL and best stock Of
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods &c.,
Ever offer in the west purchased direct from
the manufacturers and which we will sell for
cash or good approved paper 1t As low figures -
any Jobbing House in any Of the
atlantic Cities.
Cash and prompt paying men will do well to
give us call aud save their money and trans.
portation, by buying goods in Milwaukee.
HAVERSTICK, BENNETT Il CO.
n29.
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F. DuRAND-Wc Lave an extensive
advertisement from this new Mercantile
House, but our paper is too near up to
insert it in this issue.
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VERY Goon.--One of Walkers men,
who had Costa Rican bayonet in his
breast, refused to ask for mercy. because
Americans can't take Spanish quarters
now.