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The prairie news. [volume] (Okolona, Miss.) 1851-1875, 1858-07-15

n =, - ~ " Est
H. t. R-Radway's Ready Relief for He'd
afaes, whether sick or nervous; Rht
matism, Paralysis, Lumbaeo, Gs1
Neuralgia, Toothache, Small Poi
FeYers, Swollen Joints, Kidney Cal
plants, Scarlet Fever, Pains arssu
the Liver, Pleurisy. Measles Hat|
burn, and Pains Of all kinds. R1l
ways Ready Relief will, in m
minutes, change the miseries you n
fer TO joys of pleasure,
H. ~ h'--kadway's Renovating Resolvent y
the cure of chronic disease -such Y
scrofulons sud Syphilitic Complaint
Ionsumptlve and other affections Il
the Lungs and Throat, Induration y
Enlaregments of parts, Eruphve ~
other diseases Of the Skin, NodkI
Iumors, Ulcers, Dyspepsia, ard
other diseases arising from an inpufa
state Of the Blood. =
h. h. R-Radway's Regulators will cure edst
lively and speedily, Costiyeness,
digestion, Illumination Of the Bowl
Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint, Dissass
o. the Heart and Kidneys, Fenla
Complaints, Small Pox, Feyers, NJ !
les, DC, &c. Whenever the gsts
Is out OF order, dose Of Rsdwsf'
Regulators will restore it to regalas
y. 40 female should be with
them. IA 49,
R 3. R- Essss are sold sy Dnssaf |
RADwAY &
FOSTER Agent, Houston. Missisr &
April LIST, 1858 rslena Z
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OkOLONA LIVERY
SALE sTABIn

'JNHE undersigned respectfully inform their
l. friends and the public generally that thew
have neatly fitted up their commodlous stable and
are now fully prepared to accommodate all on the
most reasonable terms
RATES OF CHARGE:
Horse board per month 1912 so
Horse board per week .... 800
Horse BOARD per day .-.--.-..... 90
Horse, single reed 40
Two horse hack and driver per day 5 90
Two horse buggy and driver per day. 30
horse ana buggy, without driver, per day 3 90
saddle Horse per day .,-----.-.-.--.-. $50
'All persons liable for damages to horses or We
hicles whilst in their possession
Ap 10, '5S.3l-y MCGEE & FOOSHEE.
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Thos Word, VIM Gates, l.. O. Walker. J.
N. Saddler, Milton Hodges, r. C. Clark, Woods
Baker, H. L. Shackleford
Persons competing for premiums on crops will
be required to furnish a certificate from one or
more reliable witnesses, as to measurement of
land, &c.
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Products ofMe Garden.

" the largest and best variety of veget-
ables by one family -. &
10 " the greatest variety of garden seeds. =. s
JUDGES.
Mrs. G. G. Miller, Mrs. Jno. White, Mrs. J. J.
Hodges, Mrs. L. II. Shackletord, DIR. Lyon.
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HEALTH will, in all cases, follow the us
Railways X. Il. Remedies. There are none.
SICK or diseased, so weak, feeble, or crippled wi
Pa,n or lhhrmties, but that Railways Ready h
nel' hehovafmg Resolvent, or Regulators, as d
,.n oi 'he disease or sickness may requr
will quickly and rapidly cure
/ hese remedies consist Of Radwavs Rcd
Keller Rhdway's Rcnovating Resolvent; II
way Regulators Each of these remedies n
sess special curative powers over certain diseas
let there are other diseases. wherein their rod
n nlllea medical properties are required; and VII.
mus used, II there is sufficient life and streur1
WITHIN the diseased or dying body to sustain tbs
health. " ''''''ss
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THIRD DAY.

The exhibition of to-day will be opened with
competition in riding on horseback, by gentlemen
in masque, for premium of Twenty five dollars,
to be invested at the option of the successful COM
pefitor Committee of ladies appointed on the
Qr0und Pee far enfra moo Guo dlllnra
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CONSTITUTIONAL. pysr.srs

many diseases that afflict humanity are inhsl
Tea as heir looms from the diseased bodies Of sel
7 y. sires. scrofula, Consumption, Syphilis al
rlIs' are among the most common Of consits
tioliai diseases. Now, we care not how msp
generations the seeds of these diseases may buaa
been established in the system. corruptine Il
blood Rad,eays Renorating Resoirenf MIN erl
icate from the bodies of the afflicted every p,u
Gle Of diseased deposits and fiji the vein, wjil
new, pure and healthy blood
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CuTTlHRF HVrStF
JUDGES.

Eli Abbott, W. B. Fooshee, II. H.
Shackleford, Anderson Bean, Chckasaw !;
A. l.. Prewitt, DR.. S. /. Paine, r. IL.
Rogers, DIR. Laird, Monroe; Josiah Hus-
sey, Mr.. Cummings, ltawamba; Dunbar
Holder, W. /. McGaugha, and G. G..
Reneau, PontOtoc.
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CHILDREN's DISEASES.

Rad~ay's Rcnorafing Resident should Be h,j|
ed as blessing by every mother, throucbouti
iahd' whose infants are afflicted with Sores, I'D
mors, DC. These brcakings cut (thus earlv)u
evidences OF disease transmitted from the psrsd
stock. few doses of the Renorat;ne R.sona
VIII eradicate every vestige Of the disease al
insure the child sound and healthy body =
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Domestic Manufactures.

Mrs. Anderson Bean, Mrs. Merriweth-
er, Mrs. j. NJ. Bramblet, Mrs. Fleming
Hodges, Mrs. j. H. Green--Alf. Scoegin.
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Col. Freeman, Col Bourland, w. P. Givhan,
Pontotoc; Capt. Jno Abbott, Col J. G. English,
r. NJ. Fooshee, Monroe; Judge Calvert, Jno.
Mcintosh JAS Hodges, and Il. S. Bodenhamer,
Chickasaw. r.
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WHITE HEOTB 81. 81;
by JOHN WHITE,
OKOLONA, MISSISSIPPI.

THIS commodious building, being pleasantly
located, and having undergone Il thorough
repair, the proprietor will be happy to serve liz
old friends and the public GENERALLY, with good
beds and the best the market affords
Jan. 6. SO. I7-tf
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Hickman, Ky.-A correspondent of
me Louisville Democrat, writing from
the above place, after speaking of the
trade that is settling into it from West
tennessee, has the following as TO the
effect OF the Mobile and Ohio Railroad
on this trade:
Ihls immense trade for both Hickman
and Memphis is being invaded, however.
by the Ohio and Mobile Railroad, which
runs parallel to the river and only some
ten or fifteen miles back of us. But while
THIS is being done, these places are not
idle. Hickman will soon command the
terminus Of one of the most important
roads in all the South-the Nashville
and Northwestern Railroad, which will
afford continuous railroad connection
from the Mississippi, at Hickman, to the
Atlantic, at Baltimore and Charleston, or
to the Gulf, at Mobile. From here to the
crossing of the Ohio and Mobile road,
distance of fourteen miles, the road is
ready for the iron. Col. V. X. Stephen
son, who is the President of this road.
has contended successfully with host of
obstacles, and now "the track is clear"
OF Great men never swell. 1t is ONLY
your "three-cent individuals" who are
salarled at the rate of two hundred dol
lars year, and dine on pototoes and
dried herring, who put on airs and flashy
waistcoats, swell, blow, and endeavor to
give themselves consequential appear
ance. No discriminating person need ever
mistake the spurious for the genuine ar
tlcle. The difference between the two
Is as great as that between a barrel of
vinegar and bottle of the "pure mice 8
of the grape"
Going 10 the DerH-We heard the Z
following conversation in front OF Harris 2
daguerreotype gallery, the other day.
A very respectable looking farmer, in ,
honest homespun, was apparently incul- I
eating morality into his son, little lad
about five years old. My son. said he, D.
. be truthful If you should lie, YOU !,
would go on to cheat, thence to murder,
md when you die, you will go to this
'reature." With this he lifted him up
o picture "Oh, Lordy, daddy, III be
rood. Don't let the devil catch me-"
,ried the boy. We looked over their
houlders. 1t was picture of Prentice, ..
rue to nature !-Louiseville Courier
l-gI Twas twilight. The sun had sunk
eneath the western hills, and the bright lC
avs which streaked the eastern horizon
ad disappeared. a lovely female, who r,
ad been but one short week bride, and IL
cen led to the Hymenial altar with live
anticipations of future felicity, sat in /
secluded apartment with her husband ?
he slowly moved her sylph-like form to. .
ards the partner of her bosom-raised 5
er delicate hand-and-s1appedhis face 6
It'll tie dish-cloth d.! Z
ueg The editor of an exchange, lust 8
The prairie news. [volume] (Okolona, Miss.) 1851-1875, 1858-07-15
EAGLE HOTEL,

OKOLONA, MISS.
THIS Hotel is pleasantly situated The Hos
l tess will be happy to serve her old friends
and the public generally with the best the mark
ct affords.
RULES.
Persons will register their names.
Boarders without baggage will pay in advance
Bills must be settled before leaving
No deduction to regular boarders for less time
than six days.
RATES.
Board and Lodging per year, payable
monthly $3.50 90
Board without lodging peg month, pay
able monthly Observation-Disclosures. ~ 90
Board without lodging, pa'ble in advance 10 90
Board and lodging per week. ..... 5 90
Board and lodging per day. 90
All night. 80
ItLiSt 4u
Lodging. %
Fires all day. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 30
Extra for lights in rooms.
Mrs. SARAH l.. RICHARDSON.
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~ The charges for entering articles at the
Fair will be the same as heretofore.
No Premium will be given on any article not
embraced in the list, and 1t will be expected of
the Judges, in all cases. even where there is CON-
petition, to withhold the premium when the ar
ticle or animal is not considered worthy.
All manufactured articles must be exhibited in
the name of the maker, and no premiums will be
allowed when it is discovered that such is not the
case, nor will any article be allowed to be exbib.
tied unless manufactured within the State of Mis-
sissippi
The secretary will be on the Fair grounds on
the 18th October, the day preceding the first ex
hibition day, for the purpose of receiving entries.
and il is hoped that those who can will make
their entries on that day. so as to avoid confusion
while the exhibition is going on.
The Executive Committee indulge the hone
that all those who have been designated as Judg-
es may find it convenient to attend and serve but
If any should be unwilling or unable to do so. they
will please notify the President as early as practi.
cable that Others may be appointed in their stead
The several Committees Of Judges will please
signify their acceptance by reporting themselves
at the Presidents stand each morning on which
they are expected to act
The exhibition will commence at o'clock.
NJ, each day
WIN. F. WALKER, Pres't.
4 L. Il. SCOGGIN, Sect'rv
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L. B. Gillian, Fleming Hodges, Cap
Bowen, w. P. Gillespie, Chickasaw
Robt. Raspberry, Adam Lagrone, J. I
Cason, Monroe; L. B. billiard, job
Shannon, PontOtoc.
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SECOND DAY.

BfOOded Horses.
A well authenticated Pedigree must accom-
pany every animal exhibited under this class.
l Eur h..rt n4rod rInlli1,a tLur1,I.rL Lral
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Mrs. DR.. Gates, Mrs. Ed. Haughton,
Mrs. Jas. Hodges, Mrs. Robert Baker,
Mrs. James Waller-Dr. Tucker.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-04-17

sCAhnITT = MASON.
Wholsssls and Retail Dealers in and Manufactu-
Furniture ana Upkelssery,
Washington Avenue, between End and I'd streets,
ST. LOUIS, MO.
n orr WaTerooms will be found the latest and
\ beststyies, made by the blss workmsn, and of
superior material and 6nirhs
W. BEDSTEADS:
Fine Rosewood and Mahogany, Walnut, Oak and
Cherry, with high post and Canopy.
SIDEBOARDS:
Rosewood, Mahogany, Oak and Walnut, with
Shelves aud Marble Tops.
WARoROBES AND SECRETARIES
Rosewood, Mahogany, Oak and Walnut.
SOFAS:
Mahogany and Walnut covered In Hair Cloth,
Lasting and Brecatelle.
BUREAUS:
FinsjRosewood, Mshogany, Oak 80 y alnut, with
Side CAses. Marble Top aud Oval lAssss.
WASH-STANDS:
CENTRE AND SIDE TABLES,
With Marble Tops
Rosewood, Mahogany, k1HA Walnut, q many
ALo, 6ne Rosewood, Mahogany, Oak and Wal
nut psrlor. Easy and Rocking Chairs; every varie-
~ Of Cushion, kush ard Cane Seat Reception and
Cottage Chairs Recnmbent Chairs, Piano Stools,
0ttomans, footstools, Lounges, Corner and Side
Whatnots, Extension Tables. Shower BAths, Ice
Boxes, Wire and Tin Safes, Scarrin sPatsmt Lounge
Bsdsfeads. GILT LOOKING GLASSES. Splendid
Pier Glssses, Osals, Mantle and .hsmAxs; Wood
Frames in large Assortmsnt. &c
BEDDING.
Spring, Hair. Moss, Excclsicf - - NAT
trasses Feather Beds, Pillows, HI Il - hsss,
Sheets, Ac., all Of the bert mstsfials I'D
\ 10 BE- fresh, sDesf and wes.
| Every article warranted - reprssentoGs ~ ct
prices lNNAs any other house In tho city for cor
resr 4e9litys
III 0l1 ~ So1l11tsdand faithfully filled.
| yet6eelnlly inyite cvssy one who wishes to call
an4Soamisc and price ~ goods, ~ 70 are pleased
to SHOW our goodz, snd give you ~ the information
| in our power.
All articles sold - M carefully packed and de-
nah !. US -dAwim sCARRIxSs " MASON.
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Fine ROa0o. - Frults,

Fine Roses = Fruits.
soee 1855, = - - 49,, - .syl:.aia
n sasss.s. - Z yssse S S,,:s,is.
nytsid 49,, 80 r9Sssusi. = y.
nsDtaat, Hyllld 0a6nA 1e, Hes -
Ysllew 49,, 11aSk 81 ~ - inst
~ 49, - ISL I'LL, 1ysds
- e.sse klssssls--S saesss - uadvaisd
sssssss, No. d. 80 q s az.
dbl. 1swefing), Dsuenla Benhsa - - dr.
salis, Purple 1sinee, esasist Hlswsriag
osi.sss 1essythis viIt1isslna, oynPAeeia
variseats, Blus 1lewssing Ansrpks, TanA-
M, Nelesh Rasss. Itallaa Privss, Plila-
d1lpAD Ofaadiasr1S, Sysases, -
5000 Cafranss.--Rsd and White Duteh. W.
sssia. cAesry, white Grape, Diaek Naples,
1aneup-Diaek, kasly Nod Pssvsasss aaA
1900 c c.ss s s::a soia,|: r..a.A r..
sasAire) sorts, and Aougatsa's Seeding,
(shs asst psoli1s variety sxtant).
5000 0aspoosTAes.-Rsd Antwerp, (tsusA
Imasoaia. Cushing, Orange, Oil. Wilass,
VIZ: e Isl' S... $1,000. .ss ws,ss r.s,as
$500 0h0basb.-kybssd 0iaat - vlitoria,
ns.nesA. Asasss, Lsvtashaa, rstass Al,
LAwssnss = 80 1ecnsB2s naasknssRy.
-DoasAsstss HisA AaGA rad Parsley
esw d0ssn plants of 80 so.t.
9in sonssaseaos Of ths epasiAs q 0ra:d
ny sssst i desri... P.sss PIN ia aps..oss
Of the aasst vasissiea ed ek large sss shs dwasi
Resn esd Apiecss, jsst haGinnisg - bsw.)
1hoss wtshing " sseass any " he Reisles - =
nssatsd above ass invitsd - lsass aAss orders In
nediatsly. and persons q dissaass, applyisg b
lHAe. RRPe' Msssevy,
nsAlldAu3A 0rana Aysnue, Kaskuk, lava.
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sSxx ysSwAas. NJ. ssssssss.
srnUAnr = ensrrrrn,
Once formerly sssapied By Hatch Thsnpses,
sscoHD r., HEAR NAM,
khOkUK ......IOWA,
Assor~sys Gsd CoNasslio.s at Lac,
INSURANCE,
LOAN AND REAL ESTATE AGENTS,
fsrhesiar o,tsnno~ paid 10 ns ceneetton Of Dssss.
IA end Lsa.isg of Mo~eys.
asvsR TO
Hon. J Phillips. Phoni1. New York.
Hon. Hiram sssa.. Troy, NY.
Hon. Albert n. Tracy, Bsgsls, NY.
II. A: Tucker Co., bankers, Chicago.
Geo. T. Psassons. BEG i, cs.nssllor, Chicago.
Cha.. Parsons Co.. bankers, Ksskuk.
Tillinghast. Lane Busl,
Col. A. Dudley,
\. y. Bower. Esq, Merchant,
8 q 4 4 N O FL,
- CALL And
Properly s,sss.t L.. BY
vf|6tElRE, TsSis,
10 ~ AeNssk fsspossibls conpaniss:
HUMBOLDT
FIR n IrsU u ANCE co PANY,
OF THE CRIT ~ NEW YORK.
CASE CAPITAL
TIVE Hundred rhsusanA Dollars.
Briagspsrt Fire 4 Marsos las. CO.
BRIDGEPORT, CONN.
CAPITAL ARD SURrLus, >So7 600 90.
farmersA Mechanics 1ns urauce Co.,
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
CAPITAL, - $500, 600 90.
The above highly responsible Companies are ss~
| prepared to tnsuTs PUpsfty asaisst
| Loss or Damage 81 Fire,
- And Pay all Lsssss Promptly. ~
INSURE YOUR LIVES,
For tn. Ben.as Of sAo.J b. Lev.,
Musuai Bsnefis l.ise Insurance &C.
Charter I'd ~ iAe sssss u Nts Jerssy, Is4s.
Losses paid up 70 january 1, ~, s4s 81
Dividsnde paid 70 lnsnfed, 80, sol, II
Net accan aiAtsd Capital. -, "a
folicies are issued in the above reliable and
responsible Life Insurancs Oompany, b. payius
one half the premium Ii sash, sivine ncts ior ths
other half ats per cent. intsssst--aanval divi.
ds.ds, ayss:gins 10 pr cent, paid y inssrsd and
not 10 stockhol1srs.
Call and see the agents for shove Coupanies, q
their once on Second street.
STEWART aRIRFITH.
$4,000 FiSss Msvsgags Denas
VI ths Tim II. Wayne h. b. 10 Rxehanee 10,
! LAnds.
BENTONSPORT COAL.
Orders for thissupsror Coal can b. left at n.
omceof STEWART i 0RIPFITH.
500 Acres Choice IaPnang Lanas,
In Lucas and Ringgold Counties, Iowa,
Fer Sale Chsap ov EscAasge Jsy 0eo6s.
I Philadelphia city Property,
In Exchange for Farming Lands in Iowa
Missouri or Illinois.
Ian in Northern and Southern Iowa 10,
sale on favorable terms, By
mchlod STEWART GRIFPITH, Agents.
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nAvINo PUKcMAsED rms AsovE EsTAnLIanMENT
orders Steve
ri: .. s s,.. os sa' l @ I'D .s
/.
tern, hfow wood pnd coal M
We would
anywh er
Timers -
Irns shop ID ~ .sda..t
~ '57-d4w JACOB BusHEY
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Elankots, 1lank63o
AhYstsek q e1pssies DsAN mai44ess 80
n - - bsGShs . vssx ssA.se lxsses, Ter
Cash. =. p. 10z1De1
o9IoaAW Usooo-st.
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vs.s. Assssu,assvs4ssese W.xsxSxsi
WI. n. AUSTlN = CO.,
wHOL1SALE And KKTAIL 0ROCERS,
PRODUCE DRALxRE
AHD
Co9meo0lon Merchants.
No. les 8 Lsves, Keoksk. lows.
HA Altsd up GOD SxouaIse
- kwhese Ne can always
| tN9 nSs nov manufAa tIr1fg
juisxy I'm ri II j snd other br.nd.of
Z - Z. 1 4. avs sTii: . co.
If N COL REAL, for sale by
n Jyss MN. II. AUSTIN AGO.
ICN2(A kC0RISNANs and
jyso wM.M. AUSTIN AGO.
iii ONION PORTER, ~ SO.
s4 Allsopp's Ale,
,,,s s'nsias wiz si'isl 4 e su: :;.i z co
- Barley,
i Pearl Sago,
n Worcsstershirc Sauce,
"a Tomato Catsup,
Durkss's Ysast Powder,
Preston Merrilis Yeast Powder, Tor ssle BY
juiysod wA. H. AUSTIN AGO.
CROOKS, :.
Jugs for sale By
] iyso wM. u. AUSTIN 4co.
III osrETTER.s BIETRRs.
III II Wolf s6shisasm sshnApps, for saleb
jyao WIN. H.AUsTIN CO.
Dry Goods
G He 49, o 4 Cash.
WIN. =. GEuRBrG,
main s., s.'~.. 49, aa 1.l ....,
[snow Offering for ..ls prise. to suit all
D r T q o o d s.,
9 sIERY AND TIONs,
, FOX uASm AMY.
!. ONE PRICE 40 ABATEMENT
Silks,
y Merinos,
Nous. Delsinss, ~
& Silk Poplins,
Wool Rlaids,
Prints
!. Broche Long Shawls, Broshe Square Shawls
l. Plaid Wool Shswls Of al kinds.
sLAsKErs
= wooLRN scARPs.
e wooLIK UxDxRsBInrs AND psAwrss.
Fs~nsls Of all ktnds;
A Gloves Of all kinds,
Mitu do do
h Hosiery do do
White Goods,
DressTrim ming.,
J, Ribbons
Fine French Caisimerss,
4 Cloths.
Silk and Velvet vestings,
Silk Cravats and Neck Ties,
Together with . complete assortment Of
FANCY GOODS, PERFUMERY, SOAPS, &C.. &c
I PARMELE d G AMPBELL
: An
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21eoD ohOS1oos ss&
THE Co-Paftnsrship heretofore sxistiDs be-
Arn q HasraS . Hainss, . thas day &Iseivso -
nutsal consent. Robert > r. 9. HsisAs Will ssa-
thine In the basinsss, and sign ths 1ans u the
ssasts Of sAe hate Hrn, md ~ dsbts - IL nust
= paid then. \ ::I:Ik! A44t1H,
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~. A. 8l0E, ATcnasoes,
II AS removed his O0ss iato the ID stssy q
IL HaAaAA 1Aenpses 3 neW AAak DaiIhins. q
conner 81 1Aia md Bssond streets. RnaIanSs 4
LO0se ~ 6espod.at- fnaA1o1ly
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faREINnURA
Mlssea1l state MutUal
FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY.
OF ST. LOUIS.
DlRnCfoRs.
J. 9. McCune, 5. N Edgsli, C.6. 0rsely,
3. WymaA, q. IL. Peck, B.W. Alsxsnasy.
James Smith, A. d. Pomeroy, p. D. Raee.
\. &. ELLlOTT, Ses'y. 8. n. xD0KLE. Press.
no sxrRA-nAsAa Dous nIsxs 1Ax1l
=. y. HOLM rs, 0eneral Aren't.
dscl dly A.BRIDdAAN, Agt, Ksoksk.
CHA = ENCE DELARlELD.
Produce DRekoYs
Q@ee Hs. 3, EscAsses Dstidias, sT. LOUIS, NO.
I msnt5 aaassssed 10 me.
All ktnds Of 0rsin, floar. Wool, or ether ues-
shandiss bought Or sold en- comntssion.
Order. .c!c!s-d FROM Farmers. yrevcherts er@ nth.
srs, which win b. attended 70 promptly. aa1 in,ae.
diats returns mads.
AgRuR TO
2. y. Miller Sons. Capt. n. q. Matsa,
n. Kelley = Harains, Durke~ HaIlsa1
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NosICo.
~ GO rss:ne..s.s ss.c.csc-s Skating between
n the suhsesihsu 49, the nans 81 ChaHhs,.
mn ! Thatcher Y ~ dissolved 81 nasssl
III dshss due ~ mn are to bs .peA 10 c.
=: IT, =, vAs i4Yeleee authorised g uss ths
April J, l6SS. n. y. CHAMBERLA AIN.
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~ III sAs Nor BriokHsss1,
arpAr. bet~ssa Third -
re he 10 nov rsosiving
NRX6O0b0, y For cssk within the last
thirty days, fnth1 4ork, Boston aud Phila-
dsipGa markets. Sssa oaly saythat
osr IL Aeesge 80 Eale.
come g tie soaei ssioa q = Sird is hand !:
worth two in the bash, = ~ adsptsd the ready
pay systsn, consequently the
The ready pay systsn will BE- sGsstnnlly demon
strAtsd at the counter, - every q aha1EAa
ssldat the very lowest possible ady11
cost, thereby making difference 81 IT.
Mtssn per cent. from credit prizes.
CEEAP EOR CASH. .sa
Small profits and quick rstufDs-end wou1&f
sPestfaiiy invite the stssa1Inf buyers
Richest and most elegant
6ilk ana ] pods D
Probably ever exhibited NJ vest Of New
FORK, comprising fall 60 Plsts assertAsnt
Of Silks and vsivsu, Fioanesd Robes and 80 .
Quilis. Rich Printed Aoaslia De Lains, ass,
ROpiins, 6axcay Plaids, Plain and Pria ~
noes. Plain Mouslin Dc LAines, Rrsn -,
Toll Dc Chevsses. Robes De VoyAG( 49,,
Cloaks and AantiilAs ,Dfsss KlI1 Velvet and
TAaets Robes.
Kspsci4l attention 10 requested the large stock
Of White Goods, Embroidsries, Collars, Sleeves,
Hosiery and 6iovss.
CARPRTINGS AND OIL CLOTHS.
New Patterns Of Tapestsya1 kuasels and I'M 1n1ne
supss and superhns, togsth1gWi6A ~ the -
grades. Also. Rag snd Mats.
Nov one and all seersspsstfnliy invlte1to give
as eall We chaNoe aotAlng tpr showing goodi
end % ss:Ss,'i F,, Il =, :ss & "a
1ERIEE,
ssp1s b1-d Asin-st., bSt~sen ID ard lti.,
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GEO. EO6rER,
inro1fEa AND pxALsR IN
CAina, Oiass ana oussnswars,
SOLAR LAMPS, CAETOR6 3 SPOONS.
TABLE CUTLERY LOOKING GLAssEs, 40,
HAin-at., doors bslow 7th,

fnsHe estsnttsn Of purchasers IL respectfully In
vitsd y the above attack, whish viii b found u
comprise the newest, laryest and best assprtmsnt
81 skiAa ever obssd for sslei In this city al Of
whish are o&sSsd ~ priess 70 suit the tines-
Parties abont 70 commence housekeeping, house.
ksepsxs, aad all in want Of the ahovs articles will
andlt 70 their advantage to give me . cali pre-.
ytessAo pussAasisg elsewhere.
iunn6d a +. HOHTRR
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Ge and ssel Go ana See Whasf
WHY, PE1lNEsS
SPLENDID STOCK OF
NEW FALL DR Ess COODnj
THE GREATEST VARIETY EVER 0yYDRED.
A ND selling 1t Prices that tell thsifsopn 3ais.
~ Rich Psris Embroidcfed Sets Collars Under
Slssvss, Bands and Fiouncings, Edgines ana Il.
servings, and other MICS soods, tau numerous q
msntion ust recsived and going % like hot
ser1Sd Cheap Cash store.
a Il slsAe4e - Iiiile, oId md young rial.
IA and p1r0 800 3som 10 u Is per cent. bv
making thsS& M 1iom the immense variety
Of Goods diHplnUr4&o@ WV. PENNIES
ssR1sa Cheap G14Aa6tere.
SM via AMI C1.OA s
GONE splendid Chineiie Ehswls. roua
~ and Square shauls, and ala Nh II oo]
6AoND, from the very best quality d0VT; III,
EH1ntest styles Of cIoaks and AAntillas. ehsep q
n. aeH1ed PERINk'e.
Exxx1DECsS.:sg .TvEECTTEES!
/ ths way Of Carpets and Oil Cloths new Pat
xisrns Of Royal vsivets, Tapestry Brussels. "a.
tu tsgTaia. Three Piys, supsrs. Rag Aal
Astssss PERINK'S
ssp1yd Cheap Cash 6toYe.
To GENTLEMEN.
fNHE ssperier stock Of Cloths, cassimsses, W
ings, Shirt, Drawers, 0iovss and Mesi1
Shasls and travelling 13nnhntsn win b. sold, q
farther sotics, - L1sl ASPIRIN cost
Pom CASH. n FOSTER
sesSs4S sssonA-st.
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EkRANDOLES In sets or pairs new snd rich
" ssyiss FOR sale b Gxo. FOSTER.