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BY sYLvANUs CoBD, JR.

Ellen Dearborn sat alone in her little sit.
ting room, and her countenance was sad
and despohding. She was not over 26
and though her face was pale and wan,
yet she was beautiful A warm fire burn.
ed in the great, forit was winter and the
lamp upon the centre table was lighted,
for it was evening. She sat thus. trying
to read, when the door was opened and a
stranger entered. She started up with
fear at thus. seeing strange man enter
her apartment unbidden.
Ellen, don't you know me?'
The woaaanqs started -st- the -seuad, of The
voice, and the blood rushed to herbrow
aid temples. She took astep forward
and gazed moress sharply into the inlru-
der's face.
'Janesi' shemurmured interrogatiye.
ly.
Yes, my sister. Didn't you know me?'
But instead Of answering in words, Fl
len rushed forward and sank upon the
man S bosom. and there she wept for Joy.
1t was her own brother.
and you didut know mes? he said
with a smile, after he had taken aseat
why, no, James. Five years altered
you wonderfully. But then that beard
all over your face makes a good deal OF
difference.
'All the difference in the world. Two
years age, while my ship lay at Canton,
| had my beard all shaved off and when |
came aboard some of my own men did
not know me at first
Then | wish you'd shave it off now
for you look more like bear than you do
like James Barrows.
The brother laughed, and the conver-
sation ran for a while upon the various
topics suggested by the return of the low
ed one. James Barrows was now thirty
Two years of age, and had been absent
from his native city for five years, during
which time lie had commanded fine
ship.
by the way said the brother, at the
end of half an hour i stopped in New
York, on my way here, and saw Kate
Waldron there She told me she heard
you say you wished your husband you bad
never known. Did you ever say such
thing as tbatY
Ellens eyes filed with tears in mo
ment and deep sob broke from her lips
Her brother was startled lie moved 10
her side and put his arm about her neck.
What is it, my sister9' he asked anx'
iously.
ALIAS, James, / will tell you- But first
let me assure you that did'not mean ex-
|azllIg what | said to Kate. You remem-
eays ago, when you used TO tell
Stories about gambling on the
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Let US rOuse in LIES pleasures and count It's
many tears, ......... .......... .........
While we all sup sorrow with the poor;
There is song that will linger foreverin our ear
Oh! hard times come again no more.
CHoRUs;-'Tisa song, sigh Of the weary
Hard times, hard times come again no more,
Many days you have fingered around my
cabin door; ... ...... ..
OH hard times come again no more.
While we seek mirth and beauty and music
light and gay,
There are trail forms faintng at the door,
Though her voice would be silent, her pleading
looks will say:
Oh! hard times come again no more.
CuoRUs:-'Tis song, sigh Of the weary,
Hard times, hard times come again no more,
Many days you have fingered around my
cabin door;
Oh! hard times come again no more.
There is pale dropping maiden, who works
her life away, ...
With warm heart whose better days are DER,
Though her voice would be merry, it's signing
all the day;
Oh! hard times come again no more.
CuoRUs:-'TisO song. sigh of the weary,
Hard times hard times come again no more.
Many days you have fingered around my
cabin door,
Oh hard times come again no more.
IT'S sigh that is waited across the troubled
wave.
IT'S wall that is heard along the shore,
'Tis dirge that is murmured around my lonely
grave,
Oh! hard times come again no more.
CHoRUs:-'Tis song, sigh Of the weary,
Hard times, hard times come again no more,
Many days you have lingerd around my
cabin door:
Oh! hard times come again no more.
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The Handsome Soul.

| Inc south, who was on visit 10 the civ
was taking his first lesson in the art oi
Sliding down hill," when he suddenly
found his feet in rather TOO close cohlact
with lady's rieh silk dr' ss. Surprised
mor.ifrd and confused he sprang from
his sled. and, cap in hand, commenced
an earnest apology:
| beg your pardon, ma am; an very
sorry"
Never mind exclaimed the lady,
there is no great harm done. and you
feel worse about it lban do"
"But. dear madam" said The boy, as
his eyes flied with tears, your dress i,
ruined. / tho ughi that !ou would be very
angry with me Tor being so careIes "
80 no" replied the dy; "btlter nave
a soled dress than a ruffll ID temper"
20, i,n't she a beauty" exclaimed
the lad, as The lady passed on
"Who? that ladyl' returned his com
rade, "if you call her beauty. you
>han't choose for me. WhV. she is more
than thirty years old. and her isce is yell
low and wrnklcd."
81 dOn'l care irher face is wrinkled.' >
replied the little hero, "her soul is hand
some any how"
A shout ofaughier followed from which
he was glad TO csc Pc Relating the in.
cident to his mother. he remarked
20. mother. that lady did me good
! shall rever forget it; and wheu | am
t. .mpled 10 indulge my angry passions,
J will think Of what she said-"Bett
have soled dress Than rufiitd temper.
Here is the contrast:
A company ofboyS we're playing ball
upon the commonr while a would be
beautiful lady, clad in beautiful plain
silk, was successfully performing The
office oi street sweeper, A tiny lille
fellow, in full pursuit OF his ball, m de a
mis-step and inadvertently stumbled up.
on the trailing skirt. Frightened at the
sound Of ripping sliches, he sprang TO
his feet and with burning cheek began
10 say he was very sorry. But the half
uttered apology was arrested by the an
cry exclamation
"You lille scamp, what did you do
that for! Now just see my dress AIM
you ashamed Of YOURSELF"
"No," replied the boy, ii ain'l asham.
ed; am glad of it,
"You are naughty boy!" said the
woman with stern look. "Do you know
where wicked boys go when they die?''
ayes, and wicked ladies' loo, was the |
careless reply. Meeting an older boy
who >had4%ftnessed the whole scene he
was asked if he was really glad that he
had torn the iady's'dSsss:
Emo" he replied, NSas really sorry |
at first but wouldn't lelrAss so, aliel
She q ,med up in that way fl5al
Bill. 1 feel as though Ia like 10
gaintjus TO see her eyes snap.
Alas! The angry sPirilhad done
and who can calculate The resulfy
but the intercourse a( "a moment
on thai moments intercourse ~
The destiny Of an immortal sou nc.
---z.ws+-l7 Vais
EF Young ladies will plfasSoEs
this item. twill be intefestsN
mothers, and is from lhs
Times: -
DisrrNeUIsHED ARRIv
&c.. were iiT
one Jesse, s5mg -
very content iVher new llSliIe
ses much of her tirne III CIV
mostly during the night. lIEFt
ers are astonishing.
EgProfano swearing is
Vulgar language is disgas
laughing is impolite. InS
,densive. Slandering is
ng lies is contemptibl
lisgraceful, Laziness
lng is mean. A
rs. and aim at Y
which tci
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TRUE GREATNESS.

Chief Justice Marshall was in the hab-
it of going to the market himself and car
rying home his purchases. Frequently
he would be seen returning at sunrise,
with poultry in one hand and vegetables
in the other On one occasion a fashion.
able young man, who had recently NOV
ed to Richmond. was swearing violently
because he could get no one TO carry
home his turkey.
Marshall stepped up, and asking where
he lived said:
That is on my way; l will take it for
you
When they came to his house, the
young man said
What shall l pay your
'Oh, nothing said the Chief Justice,
1T was on my way and no trouble.
'WEo is that polite old gentleman who
brought home my turkey Tor me? inquir-
cd the young man of a bystander.
That replied he. is John Marshall,
Chief Justice of the United States
why did he bring home my turkeys?
10 give you severe reprimand. and
to teach you to mind your own business
was the reply.
True greatness never feels above doing
anything that is useful; but. especially.
The truly great man will never feel above
helping himself. His own independence
'f character depends on his being able to
help himself. DR.. Franklin. when he
irst established himself in business lin
Philadelphia, wheeled home the paper
which he had purchased for his printing
'ffice, on a wheel barrow With lis own,
lands.
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at fitSt. but wouldn't lelrAss so,
She 1}med up in that wsy 70
Bill. ! feel as though Ia like 10
gainfjust TO see her eyes snap
Alas! The angry spirilhad done
and who can calculate the results
but The intercourse afa moment,
on thai moments intercourse III
The destiny Of an immortal sen ne.
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Mississippi. Ambrose asked you 10 teach
him to play poker, as YOU called it. You
taught him the game, and on ore or two
evenings you went with him 10 some card
parties.' ...
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STEAM SAW AND PLANNING MILL
EAp Hsn a lynn q N N 4

THE subscriber Intending erect large saw mill at
! Watertown, a fourshins town recently laid out on
the Mississippi few miles above his present locality,
offers the above named property eHgbly stuoted
in tho town of Moline, very reasonable fermY.--
the machinery, and Of the most approved description,
usually connected with establishment Of the kind.
The planning machine il Woodworth's patent which
with niss saws are propelled by twenty. four horse
power engine. The Of power is rented for sash
and b nd and spoke factory. Any person wishing 10
engage in manufacturing business already establish-
cd and highly profitable would do well to call early ON
the subscriber, as he is disposed to sell very
reasonable terms. ALoNZ0 N0URSE.
Moline Ill Feb DIFF
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The Ola Pioneer Bakery still ahead!

= u
r,HR subscriber has recently made extensive prep
l srstions for the manufacture OF Butter, Sugar,
Boston, Soda, re NC, water and oyster C,ackers,
me nj Of Loaf Bread, Cakes and Rusks.
have also purchased the Patent Right for Scott
PATENT LOAF BREAD,
made BY Machinery. The advantages claimed for
this prOcssso makng Bresd these, ths Bread 10
more uniform Ii quality, and handsome in appear
aucs,it 10 much whiter and more even, keeps uch
longer without becoming stale, ana many persons
IL mot objec uonsble when . week old, It cuts ~
handsome as the finest French roll, Il goes srthsr
ANA Is readily introduced into families who have new
or used Bake eIs Bread before. 1 shall continue to
run Bread Wagon as heretofore. In Offering the
apove articles, terms whch cannot fail to give en-
tire satisfaction, hope to be able TO supply ali who
may fsvsr me with their patronage. Thankful for
past fsyors, hope 10 merit continuance Of the
same. All orders from tn country pIomptly attend
ed TO. r-H DANIEL MOORE,
Pioneer Bakery, Front Street, one square above
Burrows s. Prettyman's Steam Mills
Davenport MAY "a, ls56.dt
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DR.. G, S. SHELTON, A. NJ,
SURGEON AND PHYSICIAN.

pR. 5. has enjoyed large experience In the he de-
hs,p aharga Of a iouflshing Hospital In India
from whence he has recently returned 9i lsa.
= average attendance of 1000 pa tients. ne ihs.ss
yaucnisr sttentsu to the three folio wing oiasse
p, Mssase To which he has devoted most OIL bis IA
Sors: Surgical, syphilihc, Uterine and o'nef re-
male Diseases. z ,,t, x,onsa
Csace Cd street opposite Leclahs honss'
uRrch2 II
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Ny Spring Goods have Arrived
CONSISTING OF
Cloths, CasGmsrss, vsstinss,
GENTs. rURNlsHGNG GOOae.
ROQdv-madA dlnAhinrl

u needless to ny sftsr The Ioag Aseessisn NJ
,aese things o the state VI The river, 1st :. sesSs
70 snnos ny soek for sale 10 customers, and Il q e.
unand Also very choice. T Was In the esstsSn
market before The stocks there we're rsduced. "a
consequently hsd' good chance for sslsctioa. NJ
CLOFHs, CASSlNlERS 4 vestings
A. Am ready 70 make up TO orders, short no,,es, IN
Mf. Dunn who has been my cutter for the past vsa,
usual. Ny
heaAy.Made ClsaAing Dspartnsns
we'll Supplied with assorted goods aud slsessd 1.h
great ssrs ] only AK examination 10 prove 10 an
'1euuta Oh ne above statements. Please call q
EDWARD ALDEN'S
C1otfa1nE Store,
Second 81, opposite lie Claire Rom
Davenport, Apl 3du EDWARD AIDES
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LAND AGENT ct Florence, Nebraska Terry.
BHRWSTER & KNIGHT,
Lands entered and Warrants located in Sioux City,
Port Dodge and Council Bluffs.
ETCoIleetions promptly att ended 10.
E.P. BREWSTER, B. r. KNIGHT,
Aty. 4 Coun'r at Law. Civil Engineer s. sSrvsyor.
-REEER TO-
Dawson & True, EsqTs., Rdite, Gazette,
Or. j. NJ, Withefwas. Dawson Il Grisss,
II. Price, Esq, J. T. Lane Eco,
Rtsy 10, Idly
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professional CARDS.
: Iawllers.

XaUNItTS'
THEO GUkLICH. J. W.. % a.
GUELICH g. STEWART,
.,.orn.v. and Counssllors at Law, hotaf'ss
Public, -.
Convey snsinS, lava VA fpxsssmsn, Of Money, and
q q, sssis1 Sasisss promptly attended 70. :.
nmo" G IA st, IN Atkinson's Block, oppos"e "e
Le0lairSS 81 1sus ~ pAvgNPoRT, IOWA.
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Town Of North Florsnce. n. T.

~ EoRGE ALLiNG Co., junction of Front aad
~ Second, agents for the sale Of building lots IN
he above town, which they now offer for sale at low
figure North Floreucei il suted the Missouri Riv-
10 miles above Omaha City aud has all the facilities
steamboat rudiax fho 81 wshuS 70 obtsiu lots would
do we'll 80 call soon. feblod2ms
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DAV ROARDING,

MRS. Ii. C. Adams has opened kouss for Day
Nl Roarders at the Of Fourth and Main sts !.
IN the house ow ned BY Hon. J Thofnston, whore
she can accommodate some hiteen or twnty day
bosrdsrs.
One room suitable for gentleman andwifs to lstl1
dAc30-du
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LU M. M.BER!
NNON'S
afoarn Saw q p1anin0 Mills

IO IA. 4 - HI!
NNON'S
Steam Saw & Planning Mills
SASH, DOOR 4 BLIND FACTORY.
TW0ULb respectfully call the stte ntion Of Build
LEN, Fsrmess and Ne public generally to my iarg
LUN1X1, LAfH AND SHINGLES,
and 10 Cash Purchasers viii make IL an object to
call at my mill-she Lowest Mill on Sec0n nd street,
where have now. on hand,
Fencing Of all lengths from u to "a #.
Tranise Lunbsr q svsry dimsnsiea;
Flooring, planned er rough,
Barn Boards OF alllsnGths;
1hinglss, shavsd, cut or sawed;
Lath Of the best quality ~.
Also Furnishing Lumbar, Siding, y.
am nov rspaTed 10 fuEnish at short notice,
DOORS SASH, BLINDS,
window and Door Frames. Arehitravss and
Arshitravs Nouldiags, Columns and Pi-
lasssr Work, PliAths = Base Boards,
Pausl Work, Corniess, Mould
isgs iron . to 7isehss wide,
VeranAah = Dalustrade
Scroll Work,
BRACkkTTs, CONSOLES and MEDALLION OR
NAMENTS, SCROLL SAVING done to order.
The machinery in my Door, Sss and Blind Fac
tory being all OF tho latest nnd bsst mprovements
and having competent work all elders len with
me viii BE- aiiss With promptns's and guaranteed
Thankful for past hyors, hope by strict attsn.
ton 10 all orders TO merit q contin usnca Of same.
dee 10 J. M. CANNON.
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Qhtbill.
New Gssds! New Gse1s!!
EDWARD AIDE n.
Merchant Teller.


Wholesale and 1stail Doa1w =
Re q d y II ade Clothtna.
Cloths, cassinsrss, veetisG. aeaAf g.,.Sx.
Ing eesls ana fsiien 1tin1dn
Esss md bsss sslscssd seoeks Of 49, ~ -
iDr s ,o1s s1tels sn sn' Market eoass.ei - =
.,.,,., 81 ssRoADcLoTHs. p .s.s-
aa.sx nnSi,,1 ~ S'sasA ,.:. Germs. .sd Ansrsss ss
~ -A' &C cAssfEfEs;rs Az 4 TT;
Rneiish, French and Amsstc.n. N 49,, ......
style, colsr and quality. ~
VESTTNGs.
White Marssiliss, MAtsla ~. VIII lo.xo. -,
S:.sy ss ssa Is:. .iss % 4. s,1 |s
S,ss, S.ss saaI Italian Cloth, alk Plaza. asd 1s.sy
OVERCOATING.
ssd flot Cloths, Fancy, Biss, Brown aa1 GslS1lsy
Csstor Beaver, canads nixsd aad saisss q - =
READY-MADE
sns T.lm: TGS.s oy:,. assas srss;s Ise.s Jasess
saiities snd styles, silk, Velvse, ri1E- ~.
sashmers osS1a and Valencia Vests, CasasG, AsSSS
Doeskin Pants; Den'n and Gusrnssy FsoeEs. -
FURNISHING GOODS.
calico, white plain linen corded a. P.rss
sssns sn: vita so..ss - -
g Collar, Neck Ties, stoeks, faaey "a ~ ~
syan - hns 0ovss-whts, black and coiossd ID, z
y nion and German and Fur Gauntlsts; Vol. M.
~ snd cotton Hose; white and fsncy lnes a,1 40
mixed %a.,rl s"'rG!asrsd ane's veei, .hiss "a
Y Wool Mit,s, seari., Mufisrs, CENT; ~ sAswis -
sn.yl Pins, Umbrellas C.rps, sacks, and 3, ssss
sspsctmliy sFh"''''d - the saamfnstion of
An srJv =. n iii 49,. ,g.4 is5S = 81 4.a.
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New Meat shop.
The choicest Fresh Meats aud at TN e

VNT D. MOORE has lust opened a Meat Shop,
w . on Brady street. between Fourth and Filth,
west side, where they intend keeping hand q full
Of the choicest Meats offered the Dav-
enpor public. The patronage OF families respectful
ly solicited, not only will Meats ts good, but
prices low. There's going down H. for Beef,
the best At W. d. MOORES.
noyl9tf
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New Arrangement.
&0Xg
Important to Pdsseagera gong last
JoL1FTT T,d0f OFF,

MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAILROAD.
TWO daily trains leave Jsliet LsIcspt 6undays1
1 connecting At Lake StauOn with the Michigan
Central r. Tor Detsoit and thence with ihe.GEeat
Western Canada Railway for Niagara Falls, Buffalo,
Albany, New York, Boston, Phiiadelphia, Montreal.
&c. -
TRAINS LKAVE JOLIET:
6I5 A. NJ LiShtning Express arrives al Detroit at
r. M. Niagara Palls 80 DexI Forming and N YORK
pP NJ or Boston at l2 81 night, arrive ~ thiadels
phia val EimL atop. NJ. also eonnectss Al Detroit
with steamers for OF velaud. aud thencewith morn
ing trains 10 all points = Ohio asd PehnsyivaniA
SHOP. M. Express connects next morning. a. Deh0n
with north Shore line OF Steamers through without
landing arriving ats 80 A. NJ. connecting with tx
meets with lbs morning troin ON the Canada Railway
arriving at Niagara Falls At 30P. NJ.
Through tickets can be purchased at the ticket ef-
dee Of the compsay Jolist allowing passengers 70
lay over aud rssum me their seats At pleasure.
July 81 50 d1y NJ RICE, supt.
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FURNISHING GOODS.
SAMUEL PI1RY.

A0xOhAz16 T0a1oar.
HAS ON hand new and fall assortmen ~ e.>A
- and kneiish Clothss, Cassfneree and vSss.s.
suitADle for the season, which be win 1oke ~ ~
snc1Sure On snort notice and reasona eterna
READY MADE CLOTHIT0
" Al kinds for spring and sunney 49,. vRses
wiz De sold e cheap asthe chesDast
FURNISHING TOODH a
good supply ofeysryth,nr nes....rv q, -:.s
%sns wardrobe. 3Drkag style 81 fasS.
CaRs, Trnnks, vasseSs, &c.
f.S. W0uid lnviso $50. !. oout 10 puroha aa ~snA.
In the above line v give aim cali bsfoss snss
clss svnsrs oas price osly. No tssuhfe "a ~
gooes. Isankfalfor pasifA hopes copti. n1See
Davenport April rs 1885
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CHICAGO AND ROCK IsLAHD RAIL1OAD
&0H e


WINTER ARHANGEMENTs,
nN and sfter Monday, iDec'r. LIST, iS56,and until
JfurtheI notice will leave Rock Island dsi
~, Sundays excepted ,ss follows: :.
lst mail train ~ iV.U a. - :.
I'd express, stopping only al the principal
stations At =. sU -" ~
Trains arrive at Rock Island daily, Sundays except
ed, asfolIows:
lat nirht expressa 800 A. NJ.
od MAI tr.fn ~ :. 800 p. M.
Sd Freight train at Wv r. N:
Autrsins over this road are in direct connection at
Chicago with trains both tine Michgao southern
and Michigan Central X. r. 70 and from Detroit TO.
ledo Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati, Pittsburgh,
Dunkirk, Buffalo, Niagara Faiis, Albany, New YORK,
Philadephia, Baltimore and Warrington. Also N
La Sale with trains of the Illinois Central Road-
north to Galena and south 70 St. Lonis and
which place ticke tAcan be procured Of 8. 5. STE
VEINS, Ticket agt. h. R. Depot RI
Passengers are reminded ofthe necessity OF giving
distinct directions 10 the destination OF their bag.
gsge, also 70 procure tickets before taking their
the carr the conductors collect AKes only
TO stations on the line of the Chicago and Rock Island
Railroad. tOYN p. TRACY, Supt.
w. H. WMTAAH, Assttupt.
Rock Islsnd, Apyil 4, 1855.
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DOCTOR A. B. MASSEY

NN. DOCTUE 4, b, BAbbEI
nFFER his professional services 10 Inc eil'@ohs
1 )oi Davenport and vicinity
2ssidance al tho house of 2. M. hsdsei, Fnlten's
. .asitlon. above Railroad Bridge. once Icr ihe
s MI In the store of P. NJ. Hous el, No. LeCiaiIe
RaS wheIe he may be consulted from O'Clock 4.
Nj to6P. NJ.
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NEW FALL MILLINERY
Just RECEIVED AT THE
'ARIl AND NEW WORK WHOLE


PARIS AND NEW YORK WHOLE
SALE AND RETAIL
HILLINERY sTORE.
coRasR BRADY AND THIRD srR.RTs, DAVENPORT,
l. Ladies' Of Davenport, Rock Island aud vicinity !.
that he has Just returned from New York with q
splendid assortment Of
millinery, Embroidery and Fancy
Our stock Of Bonnet and sssh Ribbons, broeadsd,
striped and plaid black and colorsd Velvet
Ribbons, SILK Velvets, Satins, Silks,
French Flowers. Feathers,
10 "a. ,srs... .sa ts.t sssr SresSIi 10 tA .s-A..
SPECIAL INVITATION.
We would particularly invhe the LAdles TO call
and examine Our beautiful assortment Of Silk, Silk
and Straw mixed, Satin and Velvet Bonuet. Of the
newest Paris Styles, dark and whit tdmmsd Straw
Boonets, infants embroidered Hoods and Jocky
Caps, DC.
Bonnets Of every description made TO order, and
warranted TO please. Milliners supplied with Pat
tern Ronnets and every article in their line, At
N. B. Straw Bsnnets blesched, pressed and alter
ed Marking and stamping fov al kinds Of embroi-
DEFY and brading dcne 70 order at short notice.
cor. Of Brady 4 ID Sta, Ds'c,por, 10.
Sept, 30lh, 1856.
PIANO FORTES
n CHATRIELD begs leave 70 inform lhs citizens
CsDavsnPort that having had 20 years practical sx
is now prepared repair Plano Fortes In most thor
ough workmanlks style. Also all kinds Of Cabinet
Work repaired and vanished and jobbng carpsntsrng
done.
tween Third and Fourth, will be puncsaaly attsndsd
TO- deet-d3m p2