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Smyrna times., 1858-04-22
se3O.57.1y

WHITE TEETH, Perflmed BreatA and Beau
tltul Complexion, can be acquired by using the
'BALM or THOUSAND fLOUERS." Whal
lady OF gentleman would remain under The curse of n
dlsagreeahle BREATH when by using the Balm Of a
Thousand Flowers" as "A dentrllice would moi oII,,
render IL sweet but leave the teeth as white as ala
h1sier Many persons do not knew their breath Is
baI and The subject is delicate their friends Viii
never mention IL. Beware Of countcrieits Be sure
the bottle is signed, FErRIDGE g. co. N, v
For sale by all Druggists
Smyrna times., 1858-04-22

HoRsE-THIEvEs ABOUT Our columns to-
day, contain two advertisements for stoles
horses--one from John c. Armstrong, near
KentOn, the other from James H. Johnson, in
Raymond's Neck,-which should serve as
caution to our farmers to secure their stock
safely, as it is evident that horse-thieyes are
about. There are, at this time, fou: families
or tribes of gypsies in these parts, prowling
about where they can find the best forage, and
they are looked upon by number of persons
with much suspicion. At any rate, our farmers
should keep sharp look out, and if possible
arrest the thieves, that they may test the virtue
of the cat-o'-nine-talls, so potent in Delaware
Smyrna times., 1858-04-22

precedent. And he was furthermore required
10 pay handsome gratuify TO the GO between.
90 tnat the result the honor was that he was
compelled to buy wretched garment which he
he dld not want at a price double its Value
very barbarous this--very Tndian-very Mo-
hamedan. Yet we could not but be struck
with Its resemblance, in the leading features,
10 the dlspensation of patronage in this coun-
try. There are host of political harpies who
So pare and sweat off the edges of the coin of
executive and other patronage, that in the end
the nominal holder is thankful it is no worse,
instead of being rejoiced at his good fortune.
deficiency bills and relief measures pckngs
ana steallngs, politely called perquisites, and
other ingenious modes of depletiag the trea-'
Sury' relieve the necessities of the patriotic |
paupers.
Bat the dear public The innocect public
The unsophisticated public! How do they I
are! They lift up hands in astonishment, for |
moment and then quietly drop their digits to
eel If their private purses are really safe in
'uch wretched condition of things. But as
ne world seems to stand as usual, as the daily
papers are published, and all other routine mat
ers go on, they bow to fate like so many ori-
entails, and say that what is written must be so
I can't be helped. But it is not written that
he public money shall be worse than wasted,
ubllc virtue made farce, and the governments
I fUiion, State and city be converted into mere
eedlHg places for men with no recommendation
ut lmpudence, and no impulse but covetous.
esS. 1t is all very we'll when rogues cheat
nch other. Honest men may look on with in
Inference. But when the gamblers dice away ,
he property of their neighbors, it is time such ,
luivocal transactions were looked into, and t
lat vigorously. Q
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Dress Goods.

One of the firm of Lattomus & Eaton is now
in the city, purchasing an addition to their
cheap and extensive stock of Goods, such as
the following :--ROBE SILK, consisting of
of Robe Bareges, Robe Challes, Robe Lawns,
and other Dress Goods, which will be sold at
Philadelphia prices.
Smyrna times., 1858-04-22
~ NEW FEATURE IN BUSINESS.

Every Afan his Oton Salesman.
LiPPlNCOTF g. CO., One Price Clothing Store
NO l0I Market stree: Sd door above /lh street Phia
Gelphia would solicit call from those in wanl of
CLO fitING, before purchasing else whcrc-as all
our goods are made up expressly for retail sales and
every article is marked IN PLAIN figures 50 thai ali
must buy alike. All goods used in this store are
sponged before making up, ana all articles sold viii
be guaranteed TO be cut and mat in the bes nan,r
Remember
)l0l Market street,
ISAAC LIPPINcoTr 3D. door above llh, DL.wooLsrox
Philadelphia
Smyrna times., 1858-04-22
MiddlctOWn Academy.

e Quiet Select School for Boys ana
Young Hen.
The Summer Term will commence on Mon.
day, May Bird, and continue five months. In
addition to the entire attention of tn: Principal.
the services of experienced and successful
Teachers are engaged.
Flrs; Ossisthnt Teacher for the coming term
Rufus Sanders, A. NJ.
For particulars apply early to
JAMES b. MCDOWELL, PRINCIPAL
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HORSE STOLEN.

Stolen on the night Of the Goth instant, from
the stable 6f the subscriber, in Raymond's Neck,
near Smyrna, a large Roam MARE, aged about
10 years, with hoof broken on her left fore.foot.
Any information respecting said mare will be
thankfully received, or any one returning her
to the subscriber will be literally rewarded.
April 81, $50 JAMES H. JOHNSON
Smyrna times., 1858-04-22

Five Dollars Reward.
Strayed away from the premises of the sub.
Scrber, about the Sth of April, medium sized
Buffalo Cow, red and white, with dark streak-
down her rump. heavy with calf, or perhaps de-
livered by this time. Any one returning said
Cow, or giving information leading to her re-
covery, will receive the above reward.
ALEXANDER G. LATTOMUS.
Near Blackbird, Del, April 2lst.
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Markets.
I.ONDON MONHY MAupRy.


From the london Times (City Arucle) May ISL
The amoont Of business transacted to day In the English
funos has been altogether unmportant but further
advance has taken place apparently the prospect q he
approach OF satisfactory for the future
eminent Of the country Consols for money, 971 OF
for the account, juno 3, 97h 975s.
The change The wind has brought up the gold
ships from Aus[Aa-viz, the Coleroon, with 1921
ounces Roxbury Cattle so 267 ounces syienham 70 66)
ounces-valued at f3s7 ABS
Guy hanncring, also, with 1877 ounces.
From the London News (Cty Artcle) May ISL
SO long the fate OF the administration nAoss IN We
balance, The stock markets cannot DO expected
animation To- Gay BUSINESS was extremely Inactive bu.
grea rmness PREVAILED The rapid nfux OF gold Aad the
proepect that the Bank OF will Il least
portion OF the sum lately Withdrawn from &C. prom ,sed
more avora able feeling 70 day Mondsy) The money mar
ket Vas quiet, the demand having sackened. the eAnk
there very few applications and In open market
first class bills are discounted at "a az per cant
The final quotations Of the three per The Paris
Boursc were o9 10c for money and 69f 65c
Of May
AMERICAN RAILWAY STOCKS.
IRON the London ssAr (City Arucle) Nay 49,
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Dollars.


THE BANK on FRANCE
The monthly return Of the Bank u France 70 thursday,
May 49, shows another increase q 900 in me socR
OF bullion, bringing the t,tAl up 70 Eli 100000 mus
IN four s . 'hs,s has been IN siauon q mors
French public securities have not expev,enosd The
least rally becomes, therefore, the ssross,
minds Of capitalists and the population generally which
cannot be by temporary feaare hal vood
s e. s . n
circulation have increased f2e5 900; the 6epcss f3lo
GOO The Y. Ssry balance sss 900 and NE advances On
has been q dimnution Of f23o 900.
LrvKRrooL corrox wARKEr.
SATURDAY, Nay ls.-rne demand far cotton 10 day has
bses5oo on specuaiion and Tor export Prices. never
heess, are firmly maintained.
MONDAY, May 1.-The demand for cotton today has
been moderate only, and the sales DO much exceed
have had slight adv Antsge In price,
LONDON CORN AND BREADsruvFs MARxxr.
NAY 17.-last weeks arrivals were moderate. Bssi-
American samples Of -four there no change.
LONDON PRODUCES AND PROVISION MARKET.
MAY H.-sugn steady but Inactive Coffee nominal
Cd rurpep,De 4os ais. Taow, s1s 60. on sne spot;
June, 5os 3D.
THE NEWS BY THE INDIAN.
QrxHsc, June 1, 1855.
The screw steamship Indian from Liverpool lssh inst
arrived al this port al about 70 day.
The Indian brings Ill cabin and 100 steerHse pas
sensers.
The political news BY the indian contains almost nothing
IN addition 10 the advces By the Hsmmoua "A New York
The commercial portion Of her intelligence Of consider
able interest.
ca isGh the proceedings in the House Of Lords we're
unimportant
In the Commons the debate upon the resolution propos
ng 10 oensure the government was continued without
ehctrg anything Of importance being confined 70 the
mere asking and answering Of questions
committee granted 10 inquire into The best means
Of manning the navy.
The House adjourned III thursday, wednesday being
the Derby day.
Messrs. Esycr, vickers Co., OF shehied md New
York, have resumed payment in fnll
me unusually lengthy passage Of The Indian q ex.
planned by the following On thursday, when 10 Vas
found that The could nos enter the strss OF Bell
ale ~ reason Ct The ce she turned Tor Cape Race
Her voyage was thus heightened very materially. On
Trisay at 1918 P. NJ, the report for the New York
associated press, usually sent Ashors RIVER du L9ops
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The War I'm india.

RELIEF OF AZSGHUR-DsFEAr OF THE BHBKLs.
Tho following despatch, dated Bombay Castle, April ~,
had been received In Londor--
Sir Roses advance on Cspee has been Delayed BY NE
fear that the Kotah rebels will fall Jhansi Of0srs
have been issued 70 General Roberts Koeah
to co operate with Sir II Rose This military movement 10
reported since The capture OF Kotah
The Sikh force under Major Evans, after obstinate
battle Of some hours inflicted defca. largo
BODY Of Bhcels Sixty and -four hundred we're
captured British loes seventy killed woundsd
Azingbur relieved by Sir Lugard the 18Th Of
April The enemy rctreased with regularity, but ogt
three guns and great number Of men.
II n said the enemy VIII mako q stand q. CApee.
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me ministers who governed this country for three
years under The leadership Of Lord Pslmerson have been
sucienty criticised botn during their tenure OF ooe
aimee their fall from power. Few have said sharper
things them than ourselves would be ready
tell tnem unpslatabe truths should they ever again
body be Installed in Downing street. They we're, will
grant, wings pure wings old whgs-all that the eyes
OF that exscng community, the liberal party, typical
Of narrovnsss and nepotlsm. They we're, We wild not
ocaty and the still more unsocountabe pride OF In
ternsl family connection. some Of the were III
placed any where. All this have said fy times and a.
psiny when Lord Psmerson proclaimed dictator for
the and Chinese when the forces OF party
were being msrshsled for his overthrow But would
beg our readers 10 call 70 the history OF the Palmer
son administrator Whose fault II that the late Pre-
mer had for his colleagues many men OF very ordina-
~ ability aud chosen IRON a very narrow circle Was
the late Cabinet toe deliberate choice Of statesman
surroun ling himself with the htsest men that, IN mis-
opinion, The land Afforded, or was q necessity, q
msheshift on assembly hastily GOT together al
crisis that admitted Of delay and composed OF men
4 with ANAL pretensiors 70 Craftsmanship, endowed
win n least one good quaity-nsmsly, that OF nos
Of calamity and peril We that there s no great ar
hcuy In answering this question. rhs Pamersson Cabinet
but the debris Of the Aberdeen administration which
which hes been more 70 the credit Of the liberal leaders
than the part they took IN the formation Of the govern
ment Of Christmas, 1851 Both Lord John Russell and
lord Psmerston, who might have ssprcd 70 a Premier
snip waived their clsms and subordinate positions
under colleague of sur Robert Peel while several OF the
old vhig Cabinet though out Of occ contributed their
support u uteleEs % rccapitusto the events Of ds
asirous and disturbed period suffice 70 say that the
from the Crnes broke up the Aberdeen sdmastra
ton; the Premier and the Duke Of Newcastle were the
6r 70 be cast aside, and Lord Pslmerson took Ohcs with
sremnan, q the Peelre party aod supported by Lord
rapbtry formed IN such a usnser was, % course do
hcient Ia aoty, largcness OF ves, even popular
sympathy Toe only wonder Is thai dd 40 ~eli The
majority ~ tho Cabioet were medlocriHes Tnsy
rere nelneg tae pess " ns Old men, nor bad
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liberal than Of late. At kAneies prices firm; u
Orleans, Arras Charres Dion, and Nancy thero
advance varying from about L. 70 d per quarter Ex
ports important scale have commenced in Frame
fer Spain where, however, the decree authorizing the i'm
p0rtaton expires the 30th OF June. Wheat u also
being exported from Anoona for the destination.
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[From the London Sun, May 1871

The pneeniemanhke conduct OF Mr.. smilh, in combIn
ing with Lord Palmerston 10 keep Lord Peterborough
ignorance OF Lord Cannpgs mmunication 10 stu the
subject Of much We have reason 70 be-
heve that the extraordinary revelations which this
episode has led not yet exhausted and thai
ton Of the House Of Commons will shor y be called
new facts which will establish ,lusiye case against
the late Minister OF the Crown. Important documentary
evidence already, said in the possessiou OF
who will not hesitate 10 place before the country and
the people OF England will learn the full enormy OF
the base intrigue by which Mr.. Smith and his friends
sought embarrass Lord Elenberough and to Sc
cure their restoration 10 Office.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-12-15
THE ART OF TANNING.

MUCH Il said on the subject Of Tanning aud finish
M Ing Leather but very little II known experiment.
y IN this western country about II aud especially In
making Leather With Japenica.
I have had much practical experience In the manu-
faeture Of Leather OF most kinds and can With con-
dsnes, say the public that can make Is good an
article ofLeather With Japonies and made better than
" usuiy made and seat 70 n, West. propose make
It part Of my business In utu.e to teach persoas the
full psaeieal ast Of Tanning and currying Leather
made with JAponiea. have psrmsnantly located my.
sefin NoGregor, Iowa. can learn any practical man
the aft oftanning In few weeks, that he
sse The oeness In connection with bis tannery, which
Of course no must have TO carry ON business. Any
person vish1ng information 70 my ability will please
sail Il the 4c0rssor rannesy where he Leather
ofsupsior quality, equal to any French Kip calf
the eoantry can boast Of Ny terms ftoin three
nss dollars per day and all sxpsnses paid and nom.
have plenty Of per.ons whom refer to, bat pre-
Ssrs to have them call and for then,seiyes All
kinds Of leather will be manufactured q the Mcrcsor
Tannery Sole, iarnc,. skrting, Bridle Collar, o..
per- French kps aud calf Deer skns dressed Tor gloves
nittsns, sinys or ovsrcosts All kinds Of Furs
ed In Superior manner. There will also be found
superior article OF water proof Hacking by tbs box
Alese or pound. Any person or persons Who wish to
HSsoeats for county, town shop Rights r tanning
with Z. Daniels Procsas will % we'll TO call on me.
Mc0segor, Iowa, Nov. 20, 1858 II. DAVIS,
nlOu Practical Tanner.
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invented it, and believe it the best medicine for its eur
pose ever put out. With bad cold should sooner
pay twenty five dollars for bottle than do without H.
OF take any other remedy" b.
GROUP, wHooPING COUGH, INFLUENZA.
SPRINGFIELD, Mss, Feb Z, 1885
Brother Aver: will cheerfuy certify your Pictorial
cough, Group, aud the chest diseases OF children We
OF your fraternity in the SOUTH appreciate your SKILL
and commend your medicine to our people.
AMOS LEE Esq, Monterrey la, writes Sd Jan 1896:
81 had tedious influenza, which confined in doosx
six weeks took many medicines without relief; lnal
" tried your lectordt by the advice Of clergyman
The first dose relieved the in my throat AMI
lungs; less than one half the bottle made me
| as the best buy, and We esteem YOU, Docto,
and your remedies as the poor maus friend.''
ASTHMA, PHTHIsIC. AND BRONCHITIS.
VEST MANCHESTER, Pa, Feb>4,1S5s.
NU: You: Cherry Eectoral is performing marvel
ous cures in this recon 1t has relieved several from
alarming symptoms OF consumption, and is curing
man who has laborsd under ahect,on Of the lung.
4. a. Ransey, II D. Albion Iowa, writes SEPT. 6.
1855 During my practice Of many years, 4 have
case ana relief to cousumptive a,isn, cr snr,ns sn"
rs are curabls.' =. = =
We might add volumes of evidence, but tn. most
proof OF the virtues Of this remedy is found
in its effects upon trial.
CONSUMPTION. ...
PROBABLY no one remedy has ever been known which
cured SO many and such dangerous this Some
no human aid can reach but to those the Cher
~ Pectoral affords relief and comfort
Aston HOUSE, N. Y. City, March 5, 1865
Doctor Ayer, Lowell feel it duty and pleasure
to inform you what Cherry Pectoral has done for
my vic. She had been five months aboring under the
dangerous symptoms OF consumption, from which no
Aid We could procure gave her much relief. She vas
steadily failing, until DR. Strong of this city, where y.
have come for advice, recommended q trial OF your
medicine we bless his kindness, We do your sliil
tor she mas recovered from that day. She is yet
streng a. she used to be, but il free from her cough
and calls herself we'll.
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TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN

NOTICE is hereby given, that all per.ons are for
~ hidden from building on cutting timber on ~
IN any other way trespasng any art Of the follow
ins described tracts OF land, without FIRST obtaining
from me my written permission therefor, to.wit
On the northwest quarter Of north east quarter Of
section :. Fractional lots 2. and e. in fractional
section IS fractional lot in fractional section cs
fractional lots !, in section 20 fractional lots
in fractional section Ill the first parcels above
described being IN township Q5 north and the remain
ing three in township 81 north all in rangc vest Of
the 9th Principal Meridian. Also fractional lot !
section =: being the northeast quarter Of the North
west. Also on fractional lots l. in fractional see
ton -, range 3, In township o. north. Also north
west quarter Of section 81 in township 81 north rang.
west. Also on undivided half OF one hundred and
sixty acres ON the south east tract known
a. the BAIL Gard grant.
JAMES McGREdoR, Jr
McGregor, September 18th, 1855 10:
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New Hotel
SCOTT & WRIGHT.

Mum street, McGREGOR, IOWA.
VVHE undersigned having leased the we'll. known
il American HOTEL beg leave to inform the Travelling
publc and the rest Of mankind, that they intend TO
mako II worthy tina patronage Of travellers and II at.
tendon to the wants Of guests, good fare and low
prices are any inducsmsn hope have cur share OF
buNness.
In eonnsxon with the Hetsl. Il the largest Rarn in
town, which Is under the charge OF an experienced
Ostlss, and tsausters depend upon having their
teams we'll cared for.
Our house being the
Stage Office. Railroad Ticket Office.
America Express and General Freight
Office,
presents more advantages than any other show in
the city, aud all ask Of friends, i to Try Us
once, aud II not satisfied, not to come again.
Call on US ladies and gentlemen get acquainted with
our styls and see how you like it, lO6tg
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District Court Of Clayton county. lo,sa.
Wesley Farrell,
vs.. January Term, A D 1859.

JOIN hlNutEFCISer,y
VINuE defendant in the above entitled cause who has
beeu returned ''not found" Is hereby notified that
the Let day Of September 1883, the said plainsSf
said cause, claiming 81 you tho sum Of One Hundred
and tweutyeight dollars and eighty cents, money
due proulissory note aud that writ Of attach
has issued from this Office against your goods aud
chattels, lands aud ssuemeuts aud that unless you
appear aud thessto before the morning OF
tho second day OF the said term OF ssid court which
will commence tho third Monday, being the l7th
day Of January, A 1850 Judgment will be render.
ed thereon aud against the property attached in
cordance with the demands Of the plaintiff.
rIIOS. UPDEGRAFF, Cl'k D. G.
ELIJAH OpHLL, Atty for plaintiff.
December =, 1855 ll2w3 FIR. fee 36l
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ENGRAVING NEATLY EXECUTED
KENYON'S NEW
SKY.lIcHT DAGUERREAN GALLERY.

AVER tho Post Ofico, McGregor. il now open and
~ ready for visitors Thankful for your liberal pat.
rouagc during the past summer, determined to
merit It in the future, BY making such Pictures and At
such prices shall please all fea confident that I
can do so, having had ten years practice Of the art.
Dagus<rentypcs, AmbrotyPSr, Melaiuotyps, Cuiro-
types, Papyrotypes PhotolFa phs taken in to
seconds at IS cents to 10 dollaFs. 0. A. KENYON,
McGrcgor, Nov. Il, ls5sn9tf
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Come and Settle.

II HAVE sold my Tin aud Stove Store to Alex, l. L..
p McKinnie, and II Is important that all accounts
with me should be settled, All persons indebted to
by Note or Book Account, are hereby earnestly re-
qucsted call for this purpose ut the old stand
X. Hurlbut ESQ, or v. X. MILLER.
McGregor, Iowa, Nov 22, lS5SwGnll0
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Piety aud Puneh.-A pew in Dr.. Spring Z
church in N. T.. sold for $500 to a liquor
dealer!
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All OF which will be sold 70 the trade a. CHEAP a,
any House west Of New York When you come Il
NiIcoHktS, do us the favor TO call st No 90 Eas,
Water street SINCLAIR 4 GUN ~ IsOyJ
Dec. l, lSSsyl-s
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UOTSE no RENT

Will Rent or sell my residence on the hill in No
i Craney's Addition. This il decidedly the most
pleasant location in McGrcsor There is good spring
OF water in the yard small barn and other coav4pi-
euee. o. N.,(,k AMY
MeGrcgor, Sept. ~, ls5snlO3tf
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NOTICE.

"iLLIAMS & HARVEY would request al those
w owing them either by Nota or Account, nov
over dus TO call and settle immediately and cave costs
We must collect our old matters without respect Of
persons.
McGregoF, lowe, Nov. g. ls5sp3we
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II EkOsENE OIL and Lamps just received aud for
IL sale by llorgNAS, BENTON 4 Co.
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D. S. COOKS
.lEeGREGOR
VloLlsALI ( llfAIL lrlolIJl.
n s. COOK has purchased In the Eastern mar.
IL. kets, and Is now recsivioea
LARGE 4 EXTENSIVE STOCK OF
General .1Eerchandtsc,
adopted to the wants Of Sorthra Iowa. The stock
comprises
Staple Il Fancy Dry Goods
!SAeet;ngs, Shirtings, DENNIS, Tek;ngs,
Checks. and very large and veil selected stock Of
Prints, .N1sssltse sle L2tses,
nsgniaccnt and unique styles; general variety Of
other Dress Goods, Black siks and Fancy do, ct low
agurs.
Shawls, Broeha, Wool, long and square.
F1anne19,
Red whsto and Dius
Grey and sssnstt. Lsdies' and chIdrsns lioods ana
eombrtsss aud those indispensable Articles In lsdes'
attire, Hoops, and Hoop skirts!
wOOLLEN aud Cotton Hosiery, Imbro,i.r;ss, 10.
Yankee Notions; and everything to b found in we'll
Clothing,
Hats and Cops,
Boots and Shoes,
Paints ard Oils
CARPEnNc AND FLOOR OIL CLOTHS.
Best assortment in Town and sold the very iewest
rates, being bought for cash. large stock Of
GROCERIES,!
Bought for cash. I am bound not to be undersold In
the market. Having . good assortment always on
nsnd ana intend to keep it, - we'll the other d.
partments always full.
Thankful for past patronage, would respectfully
ask Tor continuance, feeling assured that am
enabled to SELL Is cheap ANY dealer In the market
Believing in the me-honorcd maxim q ssnimble six
pence better than slow shilling" SHALL sell At
the lowest figures.
~ Gice me coll and sat;.fy yosrseE N
Al kinds Of Produce taken in exchange
ID. s. COOK.
Meerssor, October 20, lssstfn1