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PENNsYLVANIA RAILROaD.


FEYE Great Central Route connecting the Atlantic cities with
- western Northwestern and Southwestern States, by
vita daily lines Of Steamers 10 all ports the Western Rivers
ana Ceiand and SalEsy wi "a steamers to an ports on the
N9rtEstefn Lakes making the most direct, cheapest and r
4o9le BY which FREIGHT can De forwarded to aud from toe
RATES BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA AND .PIrTsBURG.
fiAs -, Sl29is slo, Dry Goods On &c per l0oB
SEooSD CLAss-Books and Stationary. Dsy ca, er leos
- 1ooes On halas3 Hardware; Leather, &c, - - %
Third CLAss.-Anyils, Bagging, Bacon and "a 10. 100.
PORK lin buk,) Hemp, &c, ' ~ '''D'
RoUETH CIAsscoae Fih, Bacon, and Pork ,o p,r 1oon
Flour-l5cts per bbl. until further notice.
Grain--35cts. per 100 lbs.s until further notice.
thsr notice.
II In shipping Goods from say point East q Philadelphia
particular 10 mark paekge 'Vi. Philadelphia Railroad"
All Goods consigned agents Of this Railroad Philade
AGESTs-Harris, Wsrmley &C., 1lemphis Tenn;
R. sa Co.. ST. Louis; J. s MITCHELL & Son, Evansville,
Louisville KY r. c. Meldrum, Madison, Iadiana sprngmn
q Brown, and Irwin Co., Cincinnati y " Grhun & Co.,
Leeh CO. Aston Houss New York. No. j. William street
and No. Battery Place York; E. suaeder, Phadelphia;
IL H. HOUSTON, Geaera5 Fright 4gsat, PA&'G.
april, '5s-f
PENNSYLVANIA GENITAL RAILROAD.
-
Three Daily Trains from Pittsburg
TO Philadelphia.
FTNRAINS leave Pttsburg follows Mail A. NJ Eas Line
3P. NJ; Express Mali $40, p. n.
The Express Mail runn daily, other two Sundays excepts
mixing DIRECT CONNECTIONS with all the
L0u, Mo-. Dubuque Keokuk City, Iowa Cairo Rock
Island and Chicago, Illinois; Lexington aad Louisville KY
ITre Haure, Indianapolis, Lafayette Indiana; Cincnnat
Columbus Dayton Toledo Cleyeond, Evansville Crestline
Ma2n, and Wooster, Ohio. Also, Kansas Nebraska and Min
nesota, and
Ali POINTS IN THE WEST.
FARE AS LOW AS ANY OTHER ROUTE
Passengers from h West rely upon being short
Est and most expeditions Philadelphia Baltimore, and
New York and an Eastern cities.
THOMAS MOORE, Agent,
sug2 Passenger Lines, Penn. Railroad, Phla
Central Ohio and Baltimore and I
Ohio Railroads.
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Nashvi.Ie 8 Chattanooga iaaiiroad
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DoUD0E DAILE TnaTvs
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GRAY
DICK son COUNTY CIRCUTr COUi

MAJ ~ LIS 800
W. c. Collier heirs Of G. p sosn, iscsseloon % sa
land under readiti01f srU1Hus.
a. Appearing 10 this that tle desndluls Thomas uin
Il and vile Dizzy Durn, formerly Dizzy Joslin heirs Of Gllra
P. Josn, deceased non-releu % the state Tsunasce
beyond Of The process Of this courts c8ra
ordered that publication Del made Cor ree successive
the Union and American, newspaper polished Ia the city 81
Nashville requiring te appear before the u1a the Dick
c0uut Circuit Court, n The STATE % Tennessee E the Court
Rouse IN Charlotte, the 4l MlnY june next sn and
there plead. answer damur Plaintiffs motion, a
viii be taaa for confessed them, and IS Tor haaas
parts.
maya5-v5. prs Zee 81 r. McNETILY, c. & d.
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Central Ohio and Baltimore and
Ohio Railroads.
BAGGAGE CTTECEzED TFTnOUGFE

RUNNING TIME BETWEEN COLUMBUs OHIO, m
BALTIMORE, . HOURS.
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fENUINE imported Havana Cigars. Tie subscribers have
reviewed bF arrivals large addition hcir stock,
o. me most noted brands Of Havana Cigar, consisting %
Escgaiias, Eubamhss ClmfO DE orion.
sanChO Panza, Washington,
III SOIs;
Will numerous brands % all sizes and kinds and prices
ranrinr from SO 20 sl5Ba thousand.
Aiso 30U0 genuine Mexican Cigars, large and snail, Of
celIeal qusIiJy which VIII h sold low close. Also Superior
Virginia chewing, Virginia, Havana, and Turkish slnosug To-
hacc1. Delphi Snuls, Pipes, d1c
A. kerr & CO., adjoining Post Once
FINE TOBACCO, THREE YEARS OLD.
~tAPTAIN Z srULTs has sent small lot Of his fine
TWIST FOR retail, that to e Tires old,
perfectly sound, and black your hat.
>. ". LANGLEY & CO.,
Agents StU5 Hllsey K Boa.ers Virginia Chew
ing loEtccJ. maya
EsANON WILLS FLOUfR.-ige have been mad5
geuts for the sale Of te Lebaned Mills Four which
superior brand
So have in store large supply, made Of White Wheat
uayai-tf GARTER MCKAY & co.
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for the purpose Of carrying regular business n O
NENE YORK STYLE.

purposs having regular BIZ Of Fare, with prices
that be enabled suit both pockets and appet Of
customers, and charge than they get THIS
needed In city ami hope W strict attention business
merit public patronage. We feel certain q with
the Immortal the Kitchen VIII furnish
public dinners the shortest notice. We also keep hand
large stock Of
CIGARS, CHEELNG TOBACCO, VINES IND LIQEORS
Call and examine az the Metropolitan.
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a AHDHN COCNrW, TENN ESSE1Ez. --The above
Watering place VIII be opened for the reception Of visitors
tie first day 0f Juue daily coacles -four hours
sagingJ win connect with the Memphis and Charleston Railroad
az 0 Busve Depot Ten hours travel from Memphis
aprugs. For health pleasure, the White sulphur
Watering place, North South. ne hand Of Music from
New Orleans viii be IN attendance. eco. SHALL. 70
rnay3u-lSzw1m Pr1prietar.
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FFUIa article Of Icsiu heciy- tiEeu from the pure
the Tau-hiorleHy River, can De- purchased reasonable
5s az Depot % Brad ami 'front.' Streets soan
Ice ffut si7 and i1H the which viii pass
uFT50-l2m RIDDLE, COLEMAN 4 co.
a Sax HOES {. sTEsA VI IN CINE FOR sALE
"a with or without boiler ToIfeIlen Co.'S Machine aia
C6s,ry streets doors south x Broad street, junel
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hereby certify that the above are known
OF property and able make good their guarantee
Date. Signature G IL
To signed by United district judge United States
district attorney, collector, navy agent.
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Three Daily Trains from Pittsburg
TO Philadelphia.
AL FONTS N THE WEST

-iA- ~ Agtt AZ -AAA DAnEh HUI
Passengers from ha West rely upon being the short
and expeditions 10 philadelphia Baltimore and
New York and an Eastern cities.
THOMAS MOORB, Agent,
sug2I Passenger Lines Penn. Railroad Pbil'a
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MARBLE 6iONUHENTs5 40.

General A gent for the state.
FISHER WHEELES & CO.,
4 -. n.
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NIL p CoWAyDear Sir; hereby osrty that i1 tie s1ui
d the l3 servant Of mine, boy about 10 years
Who bad always before that c been stout and Of r1rcul
constitution attacked with gravel Physician vas c1liel
Who attended him reverll months during which time be
daily, uutl Pc helpless and believe ForlI
have died I'm few days had not been Tor friend adFised
tbs Of CoEans hithunrptc. procured bottles 80
hrst 1f which gave hun re and I'm short time be aba
atk Shout and finally fully rooVeri since which time he
had symptoms Of said disease and am appearances IS -
healthy any NY plantation. therefore rac1n-
mend it 10 an persons suffering under Ike disease OF
the most certain reuelies known
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for te transaction Of Wholesale Liquor aud Fne Havana CT
and Tobacco business Having de rminsd to keep nothing
in their line, except articles Of the PUt and Best Quality, and
BY giving proper attention business they respectfully solicit
portion Of public patronage. ALEX. WILLIAMSON,
ARCHER CTIEATHAal.
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5TETRoPoIITAN EATING HOUSE.

FEyIIE Propue0rs inform the citizens u Nashville,
the public generally, that they have at considerable egpens
fitted up the houses the Of
CHERRY AND CEDAR STREELS
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-12-18
LEGAL SALES.
PROBATE SALE.

TIE STATE OF LOUISIANA Seventh District
PARISH OF EAST fEIICIANA. Court M Y220
In the matter OF the succession of William r. Dreb
deceased
TN PURSUANCE Of an order OF the Seventh Dis
i trct Court, and by virtue of commission to me
directed. will offer for sale, on
TU ESDAY, December 81, 1858.
at the late residence Of the said deceased III said par
ish at II o'clock, A. NJ. the following named and d..
scrbed property apperiaining to said succession to
wit t.
Negro woman Margaret, aged % years, and her
threr children.
sophia. aged 3 years,
Harriet, aged years, and
An infant.
Three head of Horses,
One saddle, one gun. one pistol, one watch,
Six chairs, ono bcdstead, etc.
TERMS OF SALE.
The negroes. for one third cash and the balance
on one and two years credit from the first day of Feb
lnary. 1850, the purchaser to give notes with APP
proved security, with mortgage importing a con
fession Of judgment said negroes with eight per
cent interest thereon. from date until paid.
The personal property to be sold for cash. for all
sums under twenty dollars, aud on credit of twelve
months for all sums Of twenty dollars aud over with
eight per cent interest from date until paid with ap.
proved good security
nov 20, 1858 6. w. CArLETT. Auctionecr.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-12-18
SPECIAL NOTICE.
WE RESPECTFULLY CALL TIE ATT

WE RESPECTFULLY CALL TIE ATTENTION
" Of our Friends, Customers, and the Trading
Community generally. to the change have just
made in our commercial firm and business arrange
mrnts.
lst, The business heretofore carried on under the
firm and style Of a. LEVI, BLOOM, & Co.. will
hereafter b. conducted under the style of BLOOM,
KAHN. 4 Co., and composed Of the same memberc
rs the old firm.
I'd A. LEVI has taken one half of his interest
out Of the business which reduces the funds Of the
concern.
Sd. II therefore becomes imperative on us TO settle
up our business and to effect this are compelled
to ask and exact prompt settlement and payment
Of all outstanding debt. contracted prior TO Jan ls
1888. This is the only means by which to keep uI
our large assortment of goods and grant in future
our usual accommodations to purchasers.
iih. We design that the Stock kept in fu;;ire' shall
equal if not -urpas7, IN variety quautity, and quail
ty. what the house has yet been able to display
18th. The larger portion Of our SPRING AND SUM
MER STOCK has been ordered from New York, and
will be completed in New Orleans, and sold at the
old stand Oh the very best terms.
Isr- AGAIN, AND. AGAIN. -fsI
A. matter Of interest to both parties, press the
necessity Of prompt arrangement ef all debts due us.
We are forced to pay ours.
BLOOM, KAHN & Co,
RErRESE$rING:
$. }LooI, 4. LEVI. :. KAHN, s. ADLER.
Clinton. La. February. 1865
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-12-18
NEW ORLEANS PACKET.
rUE SPLENDID STEAMER GOLDEN ACE u

7 II, W.
McCombs. Master. lin the place Of xrzasvzs =
the BELLA DoSNA.) will commence her aggtssEaiasS@
regular business for the season, making Z
the first trip on Saturday, the 2sth Of August 1858
and every succeeding Saturday evening, will leave
quemnc, Baton Rouge. Port Hudson Waterloo Bay
on Sara, Pointe Coupee. Morganza, Tunica, Williams
port. Red River Landing. Fort Adams and all inter
mediate landings. Returning, will leave Bayou Sa-
ra. every Wednesday the arrival Of the Cars from
Woodville. touching AZ Port Hudson and all inter
mediate places
Its"Partcular attention paid TO the receiving and
landing Of passengers and way freight at all hours
OF the day and night. aug7
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-12-18

Ro~ At Democratic meeting held in the Parish
of st. Martin, on the 4th infant for the purpose OF
choosing delegates TO the Democratic Convention t.
meet ut Baton Rouge. on the Sd Monday in Jannary,
to nominate a candidate for Associate Justice of the
Supreme Court. the Hon Albert Voorhies, actually
the presiding Judge Of the ih Judicial District was
recommended as the choice of the meeting
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-12-18

GoDEYs LADY's BooE.-Thc January number il
before US rich gorgeous, and magnificent. 1t is en-
b"lshcd with three splendid steel and an innumcra.
BILE quantity Of wood cngravings How any lady could
deny herself The Book aitcran examination Of the
January number. would be to us, an unanswerabl,
paradox Now. is fitting time to subscribe, com
mencing with the new volume. Therefore, send on
your names.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-12-18

~" We call attention to til" notice Of tie Alrs.rs.
Enoehs, who have Just arrived with thnir stock Of mar
Die monuments and grave tones Those who gave
orders in the spring can now call and have the mon
nmenis put mp. They nro al~o prepared 70 furnish
without delay any oIdro. left with y. w. Chapman,
in Clinton
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-12-18

-" We would call IN" special attention Of our
readers to the card Of Mcs>r.. D. KERNAGuAN Y Co.
II Camp aud - Common Streets, New Orleans who
the sole agents for the celebrated Brazilian Peb
BILE Spcctacles. iH applying 10 them for Spectacc.
you get your eyes suited according to their wants,
The public should guard against the Of the com
mon, improper and badly manufactured glasses and
pebbles, usually sold which although capable, when
ground 10 focus OF giving greater conyergence or
divergence to rays of light. sometimes producing
strong magniiyng power, are highly detrimental to
the sight for being strong conductors Of heat, pos
sessing uncquoly dnnscd relracliyc quality, mus
inevitably destroy the eyes whereas, the Brazilian
pebbles are ground by m'n Of science to concayo
convex shape, giving to every other portion Of the
light convergel diycrgcd by them an equally diff
,ferent radius which striking the eyes damcrically.
give clear and distinct view of the oiect-keeps the
eyes cool ana refreshed without any painful sensation.
These lenses are admirably adapted to afford ease
and comfort to the eyes, will protect and strengthen
the sight as well aS preserve it unimpaired to eX-
treme old age
We recommend those of our readers who visit the
city to the stock Of watches and jcwery of the above
firm; and especially the attention Of amateurs in fire
arms to their celebrated Dean n ADAMS sel:.cocktno
and revolving pistols. These arms shoot conical bu
let's are capable of long range with more accuracy
than the ordinary repeater, and moreover, they can
he discharged five times in as many seconds. They
are certainly worth the attention of those who wsl
to procure the best and most perfect arms.
Gs- An alteration took place at Bayou Sara OF
TUESDAY last at noon, which resulted in the immed,
ate death OF Jesse Davis Jr. who was shot by John
=. - barrow both Of that parish, Barrow gave himself
INTO custody.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-12-18
=INSTRU CIuON.

] W KU Z HUN.
TNIlE UNDERSIGNED, a graduate Of Yale College
l and of five years experience in teaching, opened
on the Isl Monday IN October, iSjS,
SCHOOL For BOYS.
in Clinton, La. in the lower part Of the building for
merry occupied by the Argus Office south west cor
ncr Of the Public square.
TERMS FER MONTH.
For common English Branches, ,,,.,,...,....S 50 90
ighor do do .,.,,.......,. 90
8 Latin and Crock, Observation-Disclosures. 90
" French and German. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., 90
Having the best testimonials, regards character
abilities, and success both from the Faculty Of Yale
College, and from the places whore he has been leach
ing he hopes to receive the patronage OF all who are
interested in the educaHonot their children
l.. DEMBiNSkI.
\. b. Pupils will be prepared for any class in
College. For further references, enquire Of Mr. W.
A. Lane, and Rev. J. b. Smith. oct 2
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-12-18

1T" II you wish your own lhrnc,s, TINT of a r"la-
tive or friend call ~ Tlrulor aadprocurc from him
one Of hi. highly finished crlucd Photographs 80
artist that ever visited Clinton comes up to hi, stand.
ard OF excellence III work combines the merits
Of photography and painting.
Room. adjoining Whites Hotel.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-12-18
FOR ASSOCIATE JUSTICE.

r..- We are authorized To announce Hon. ClRll
RATLIFF. for the Office of Associate Justice of the
Supreme Court for the Third subject to ,br
decision of a Democratic Convention.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-12-18

rfy- We are authorize ii to announce Hon. l, u
PHILLIPS ns n candidate for Associate Justice OF
The Suprcme Court for this District, subject to the
,ccisiou of n Democratic Convention.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-12-18

2n- .cc card M M Montro,-, latc Montro-S 4
Sw.lll fashionable clorhtrr. wholesale and retail.
New Orleans Till |. onc NJ NV oldest established
clothing houses II hr city, and ha1 always main
tanned high and deserved reputation lpr ihe good
ness of the material, ana the finished workmanship
of their manufactured articles.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-12-18

H|." See advertisement headed
Iielmbold's s Genuine Preparation,
another column.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-12-18
PATRICK LAHEE'S
MAIL STAGE.

GJAlL1 LlNE)
Between Baton Rouge and Clinton.
HAVING THE CONTRACT OF TIE
IL Mail stage Line between Clinton. ALAk-s->a
Baton Rouge, and Jackson. the under ELlax..x-1
signed would respectfully inform the travelling pub
lie, that hi. Coaches will run each way
EVERY DAY IN TIE WEEK.
excepting sunday. leaving Clinton and Baton Rouge
at o'clock, a. NJ.
PRICE OF PASSAGE
From Clinton to Jackson. on.sl Al 90
Mt. Willing ng............ 2 90
flalns store, 2 80
Baton Rouge. ge.............. 3 90
From Baton Rouge to Plains Store, ........ so
- Mt. Wiling. 9 %
g Jackson. ,.............. 2 50
Clinton. 3 90
re- Persons dcsrous Of passage must register
their names with my agents at the respective points
paying at the same time the amount Of Fare. No
seat considered engaged, unless paid for
AL PATRICK LAIEE.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-12-18
MASONIC NOTICE.

MASONIC NOTICE.
The officers elect. Of CrINroN CHAPTER No. T. m,
OiisE LopGE, 40. 81 \. y. VI. will b. publicly in
stalled At the Baptist Church on Monday morning
December u. 1853, a, / o'clock on which occasion
am address will h. delivered by Bro. }. T., SMITH
All Brethren in good standing nrc requested Il
participate aud the public generally respectfully
invited to attend.
The IIre,hrcn will move in procession from thn
Lodge Room.
7.s- Gentlemen wishing Ladies invitations to Ii,
Masonic Ball. can procure the same hy calling OF
j &. De Almond. s. Kyhn. or 6 It. Puckwoo1.
Gcntlcmrns Ticket. .oi Adm-e,on can also be pro
cured.
na- Nnuman a Strauss have VI hand largo a.
sor'mont Of Jcwclry, Book. ana Fancy articles suit
able for Christmas AMI Now Ycnrprsnnts. Call au,
see their stock.
~" II you wish your own likeness That of r"lr
tive. or friend call ~ Tarulcr AID procure from hin
one Of HI. highly finished crlucd Photographs. y,
artist that ever visited Clinton comes up to his stand
ard OF excellence. III work combines the merit,
Of photography and painting.
Room, adjoining Whito'- Hotel.
f.~ scc card NJ M Muntro.-, llttc Mnntro-S 4
Siillw.lIl fashionable clorhrr wholesale and rctnl
New orleans. Till \. onc NJ tha oldest e-nbli.hr,
clothing houses II thr city, and Ia. always main
tanned high and deserved reputation or tha good
ness of the materials ana the finished Workmanship
of their manufactured articles.
~ In our advertising column, viii be found thc
commercial card of Mc-,r. Smith Johnson. Cotton
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-04-08

HAVING rIMcMAsED an"y, LasMMENI
fr anon
taking feet md
y
noTs afSe a
- tls tu the
and
~
AhepNs - leEa..
~ .Ssis .'s
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DFieA Bssas-sugar Ourea.
ME have just received frsm Cinsinnsti Achoise
w artic)e At Ne 6roesry and Provision Store of
KELLOGG . 0IR0R.
nshsod2w 1ourth.st.
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Wisconsin Lumber Yard.
A good assortment Of the va
LUMBER. riousqualties, lengthsand
thickness.
A fair assortment on hand
JOlSTx. and billie flied atsaw- Ill
prices.
Good-sired piles of thecom-
menlengths anasises.
Sawed m dcut, til latterveYy
cheap.
snINGIES. Pine ,foplarnnd Cottonwood
SASH. From, smallest Q largests
Smsi and large plain raised
ahd moulded.
DI.INDx. Rolling and stationary.
NY.nd sIlof whieh ar ticle thes uhscriberwill
~ soil ut the yards on the
Corner Of Eiqhfh and Blondeausts.,
OPPOSITE rueIiC school,
and on the corner Of and Railroad sts. tnear h.
4 Ft.D. N. X. h. Depot,1 as low as they can b
bought ID the city; and atthe Branch ard at fsr'
minyt ton, with cost VI transportation added. Or
aers flied from the country and shipped 70 any
tAkfeh On he abroad at tho lowest rates.
iyiIdiy Il. ., KELLOGG, Agent.
TO RAILROAD MEN.
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ACAmKsVr Z MAeoN.
whelasalsAnd KesAil Dssll1s N ~ Mannfactu-
4 s4sY rsrs q
No. 49, &c " 49,; ..s "a Streets.
Is::s.si: s, ~ '.'' :as 's q
sTkArs: IS
Fine koesWcQa ~ 0Eny, Walnut, Oh end
S'''' si i ~ g Ri ssa ''n'p'
RaesOeqds Mahogany, Oak and Walnut, viii
Shelves and Marble Tops.
WA&ORQRES AND SECRETARIES:
noeMac1x Ahogsny, Oak and Walnut.
sss SOFAS: ~
AaAsont - Wal6at, covered in Hair Cloth,
Lasting and Brocatollos
VII. BUREAUS;
M loss~ood, Mahogany, Oak And alnat, with
Side Cases. Marble Top and 0ya10lasses.
WASH.STANDSi
cRNTRE ANp Sue TABLES. n
WI Ia fi ssSl
Rosewood, Mahogany Oak M walnut, q many
Also, sne Ra1,s,1. Y |.Sce.py, on ana VA.
nut Parlor Easy and tosktnS q eise1 every varie-
y Of Cushion. kglhssA Cane 80 Reception and
Cottage Chairs; aheu& Chaifs, Piano Stools,
as,.s.s s Ss.nsr sss s T.
Boxes, Wire and I'm sa1n, Sesrrsn : Patent Lesays
Bedsfeads. GILT LOOKING atASSnS. srlse1j1
Pier Glasses, 0vals, Msatls - t4usaS Wso1
Framea IN large aseortnent.
traces fssthss DeAs, RilleHs. DOlstess c. 1asls
Sheets, h., all Of tAe hest mstss1al. I'd oae6i
to b fresh, swsN and ssu.
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Cs.Parsncrsh,p.

The undersigned, having formed Ce-Partner-
slip 4.ssl ~ A.iss I'D y.c cs n.rc. Brother.
In, ~ - :. e
Doors, Blinds, Flooring, Pump Tubing, s., &
the old stand, corner Of Bluf Streets, near tie
Ksoknk Fl. Des Moines Rail Road Depot.
ROBERT HAINE6,
Keoksk, Sept. =, 81. r. Q. HAINEB.
oct6-d
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stsck q Haray.~re tor SAFE,

stock 81 HArdWN re for sale.
DEIE0 about to make change In the character
ID of our business We win close of our entire
stock Of hardware tsuch prices and ON such terms
- will make II Tor the advantage Of Carpenter
sAd Buildsu " supply themselves for the coming
ssasen. PLUNMRR I co.
nohkA
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PLU1k1GHA 4 CO.,

PLU1k1GER 4 co.,
Ne. 1Io Main.st. i et. Ash 4 6sh,
wnoLssALn ARp AsrAI IpEALsRsp
BUILD ERS' HARDw WARE,
LAVE now in store full stock OF Building
j i Materials, ssoh ~ Rim and Aortisc Locks,
Latches and Knobs, Butts, screws and Bolt, sash
Pulleys and Cords, Sash Fastenings, Bells, Car
riages, Wardrobe Hooks, Gate Hinges, &C., DC.
Also, q largcstock 81
CARPENTERS' TOOLS.
PLUM MER 4 CO.,,
DKALxasls
SASH, GLASS, PAINTS, OILS,
A RE prepared to furnish French and American
IA GLASS Of any sisc desired. Alse, British
Crown Glass Sash Of all common siscs; Liussed
Oil, Varnishes, Spirits Turpcptine, Alcohol
Paris Chrome Green, dry and In oil; and all the
cheaper qualities Of Green all sorts Of Draining
Coiors Gold Lsaf; Silver and Copper BYonxe;
PAintand Varnish Brushes. Aiso.
WHITE LEAD AND WHITE ZINC.
We are also Agents for the State Of Iowa for
"Foster's Patent Friction Window Supporter"
which are now coming into very general use, and
are An excellent substitute for weights pullsys,
and great saving II expense.
nBAgents wanted 70 sell them through the
State.
We are also agents for Keokuk for "whits's
Pendulun Curtain fixtares," the simplest and
bes Curt Fixture ever invented.
PLUMMEk 4 CO.,
jys0dAw Conn's building, lis Maip-st.