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St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1858-02-25
1.-THE world can never give
The bliss for which we sigh,
lis not the whole of life to live,
Nor all of death to die.

Life, properly appreciated and used,
is blessing. The idea which III
sermons makes it curse, and in pious
exhortations finds nothing in it but a
"vale of tears" is profane. Innocent
childhood is good developing youth
is good mcorruptcd manhood is
good serene old age is good. Liie,
as God made it, is good thing. Sin
has indeed sown broadcast the seeds
of death But let any one look over
his life in the light of his deserts, put.
ting his joys against his sorrows, his
opportunities against his dcprivations,
his prosperities against his adversities,
his friends against his enemies, and he
will be convinced that his life is 4
boundlcss, priceless blessing, and that
to be u man is to be little lower than
the angels.
A proper view of life sees earth
only as a lodging place--a working
field the home and the rest are whc'
we pass through yonder river, wher
we gain the farther shore. This
world is shadow; the other sub
stance. So John Owen regarded it
who, when dying, said " l am in the
land of the dying, but hope soon to b'
in the land Of the living"
The grain reapcd is as the sce'
sown. "Be not deceived God is no
mockcd for whatsoever a man SOW
eth, that shall he also reap" And tn
experience of mankind is corrobora
tive of the Bible, the consequence c
denying God, of persisting IN sin, ar
/ invariably and inevitably disastrous
He that sows to the wind shall rea
) the whirlwind. There is on escal
: from this law. The remark is fl
: ouently made Of the dissolute youn
e man, "Oh, he is only sowing his WI
r oats," as if it were sort OF necessl
n of his youth, mere excrescence win.
+ time would wear off. But the truth
d these excrescences never wear o
" They are blots upon the soul, and dl
10 eases upon its life. 1t is no more &C
% tain that dirty water thrown ups
shining stone, will deface it almost
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1858-02-25

Were it not much easier to snarl
than to sing, the world might be full
of nightingales.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1858-02-25

Human affections are the leaves, the
foliage of our being-they catch eve
nv breath and in the burden and heat
Of the day they make music and mo-
ton in a sultry world. Stripped OF
that foliage, how unsightly is human
nature.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1858-02-25
JAS. JACKSON,
Arcbitecf and Bui/Ier

tTftFCJt
The undersigned is prepared to execute in II
neat and tasty manner, Ground Plans, Elcva-
tions, Perspective Views and all other kinds of
Architectural Drawings.
Original designs for Dwellings and Public
Buildings furnished at reasonable rates.
Buildings contracted for or put up by the day
Lessons given in Architectural draughtng.
fSgn Office, corner of Jackson and Blunt st. $,
St. Charles, Iowa. [l0tfl JAS. JACKSON.
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Sentiment.

GEMS ,uuEp FROM OUR LITERARY READINGS
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1858-02-25
LITZ & TERRY.

LUTZ 4 TERRY,
Builders and General House Carpenters,
ST. CHARLES, FLOYD CO., IOWA,
Offer their services in the construction OF
Dwelling Houses, &c, either 10y the day or on
contract Also, jobbing of various dcscrip-
tions attended to at their shop on Clark street
All work entrusted to their care will be execu-
ted in workmanlike manner.
c. W. LUTz, J. II. TERRY.
Feb. -, 1857. Gm26
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1858-02-25

nature.
Every man has right to something
whereby he shall be rcmcmbcred-
something worthy, and noble, and
beautiful, that shall live while he lives,
and survive when he is dead. To be
like an ephemeron, and leave no trace
in the little summer beam we sport III ;
to pass away like the wreath OF April
snow, whether to the clod orthe cloud
makes us shrink from that dumb and
dusty remainder we call death.
We do not know why one cannot
make a lyric of prairie wild flowers
why he may not make stanza OF des
pissed weeds ; why he may not dis
play his imagination and his fancy as
wei. in a boquet as in an epic why
he cannot write thoughts thai
breathe" in words that burn" will
all the glory of the sunset and tho
rainbow, quite as well upon llttl'
patch of earth, as upon a page o
foolscap.
Can mortal minds conceive the gle
: ry of that upper sphere where the SUI
, never sets and night can never come
, where the river of life rolls its cryS
tai waves around the high whit
throne of the Great Eternal? Fare
= flowers than any Flora's band ha
@ strewn on earth. bloom in immortal
: ty. Cherub forms float on the wave
!. of music, swept from the golden har!
of the redeemed. Earth's brightet
u sunbeams are darkness compared
o the light that emanates from the 81
D. of Righteousness. Frail mortals dee
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2usiintss 1irsttorp.

Business Cards Of five lines Of less Will be inserted III
shis column for $500 per onnurr For each additional
line over Eve one dollar viii be charged.
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'Tis Cheering.

For The 81. Charles Chy lnteIlIgcnccI
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-02
LYNCHS WAREHOUSE,

1NHE SUBSCRIBER has i.ascd Term Of years. tho
above named valuable property IN this city aud
solcls patronage t..iis and public gem
orally The appointment OF Inspectors mas been given "
H. kueker OF Amherst, and Ro j. Boaz, Apo
a,tnx, who every quahed tor duties Of
de-. know worthy vi public
hdence. EDGAk III fEilEAD.
ianl
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-02

Loud may you boast of your telegraph speed,
Aud Of It's mighty wonders tell
Hut merit begs her voice to add,
Ards how BLISS excells
STBEa. THE BALI. ~ ROLLING ON, and
- the great excitement for low priced Pictures continues
abasd at the head Of the Photographic Art next door
to the Virginia BANK Main street, Lynchburg. Va
Now the favored time. Let everybody supply themselves
with G.,kenesses BLISS GALLERY, which can be
celed by eQua led but by fow.
EV@ Pictures from ii Is. TO E95
aug5ts D. II. BLISS Photogr,p
kMUI MACnINEs.-Wc ARE Agents for the
- DAN PEASEJk, superior SMUT MACHINES which
re- Nliers will md great, their
these machiues preference To all others
Any pern wishing to examine them can do :" by calling at
store.
We refer Messrs Langhorne Johns rho using
these machines. IRBf Il SAUNDERS
l4tn
II p. ~ O.. a. DISSilaD, successors 10 =.
LIE DlCGUlD SONS. will keep constantly on hand
stock OF all kinds OF fuRNIfl RE- Of their own manu-.
whch they will he pleased sew the old friends aud
patrons o. D. Duguid II sons and the public "e"era l.
They also keep constantly hand .arse s., SKIS
MEL AIIC 81 RIAL CASES OF all also large stock
WOODEN CUFFlNS OF every description, and will pay
prompt undertaking business at all hours.
isyJAct. ID. y. a. t. a. DIi 8UID
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-02
HANsEN,s PIANOS.
HANSEN'S PIANOS.
PIANOS.
PIANOS.
PIANOS.
PIANOS.
PIANOS
PIANOS
PIANOS.
PIANOS.
PIANOS. -
fRENyUN PREMIUM
AWARDED AWARDED
1885 1857.


u w. and Of purchasers p.rcu.rly the superior PRE-
AIuH PIANOS nsani.e'arsd BY him spend'd as''r'
Oar Pianos i.y. received pr.lum two year. III .aeso..
Crystal Palace eompet, with OF the leading manu-
ae.srrs Of New York and Boston and arc Of
the bss quality tous FULL round and brilliant well a.
and durability and hasr ourselves by the appro
". q $4,000 .s n to ~, mat our s"s
regard Of AID elasticity TOUCH combined
with The greatest arnass which very rarely m'' with
We respectfully solicit s.amussa from stranger. .nd
ssd eoavses themselves Of the above before purehasns
H.HANsEN. Manufactures ofP'ano Fertcs
apl 7-d9a warerooma 100 crntre a. New J ork
C1NOkR,n aE WING MAUHaNEs.-sa r-ss
JUDGED BY this shers machine before the
hs the highest reputation In the United States they we're
exclaimed the late Exposition unv"r.ss France where
y 10 make them he's lem built In Paris
,A..s Ssshinss ca. Be used With prOa speed
Of the Railway train 70 travelling on foot 90 sewing with
shoemaker carriage trimmer saddcr halter. AZ,
shoad b without The fair profit Of using one OF
year psivAs, where .hsre la much
be done these naehne an invaluable Planters
and hotel ind them particularly aud prom
table These machines are simple In their construction AND
sSH . n .o y
could be persy Thousands Of inferior and
sewing Aaehuss have been made and sold under vaous
names Singers Machines have been found every
WHARF TO satisfy the wants Of the pubIc
,hns whish gay readily acquire the of man
aging them The mschnss packed seeursyto 60 to any
forn.son, We w on application by Of.
aSs, :ory Of N nss SS Gazette paper
pvinc.pai omos, No sa3 broadway New York.
BRANCH OvvickA-No u Hanover 81 Bos,ou No Va Chap
q u. New Haven. e.; Goveryiis N " No v. Broad -,
s:ss:. d: s.,s;.ss. So - westminster &c. Providence
l., No Dsss ~ H.. Csclnnas No IS North 4th 81 ..
st.. Mobile. idee 2i-dActs
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-02

HI SUPEk.PHOSPHATEO OF LINE,
Manuiactn Formula Of
DIX JAMES HIGGINS,
Stale Chemist OF Maryland.
ENABLING PLANTERS TO DISPENSE WIN TWO
thirds Peruvian GuAno Fall seeding and for sumner
crops altogether Packed In bags and barrels fully
ed. Price $50 per OF 900 lbs.
The above article together with Pamphlets giving full de
tail Of valuable Fertilizer, also
lance aud mod1 of application, can be had Of
NJ uuILINS s. CO,
lJts Sole Agents for Iynchbur
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-02
INSURANCE.

~ SEs.!ir LIFE ISsIRAaoE COMPANY
wh s.s ssrse living thus helping him to pay over one
Were i. sspsay = retain the of
The ns~rs they essla veil afford to nom " ~
Dvsaseds paid 70 January ist 1857 sS1au7 81
Lossn By dsathto ao6,gh 20
Rsssrvsd capital 70 pay fatars lossss, 2&sA,5a IL
q si.oss affords the insured
s. ss =. s
ofS sc pr cent isss;. - 3 ". KSowhEs. Agent.
Da W. o MoRRs Medical Examiner q. LynchOurs
.s: : d. s' s. s IL.
Vhginss. sept lots
NIBH. LsRK AND MAXINE INsURANCk.-
Hos. r,ss .,. Az -n
Dwelling Reuss Stores Tobacco fsc.oe. and other build
lows and country the favorable ssrna
A.s nata. Insurance the i've. Of =. per.or: enjoying
.spiay.1 ordinary ose.p..ion. will b. Insured
a.. ~ s.. s:s: s.
yo oEs. rom, ,n. nspAsiEl rss:Ss ss.,..,
ssoRai q THUsmA 4s,,o,. Chief Ens'as.;.
joss orEr TAYLOR, sAsrxLH MCKINNEY.
II WI Es s;$s "a: FIJI S::.s....
- JAS. o. WILLIAMS. Treasurer.
3. yS1sw.s OWEN, n.a.s. Examiner.
rs Ms1isa. E.ass.s. inject. for Insurance will DO
49, q =: Oes e =: Company Sa sAcA day between tho
NAs TIxTU1ss--ve Lsep constantly ..
s.se " r =. :. II. : ..o q
81. 'A'f S.iss Mu.s
NIRCK OnNAMRNrs:-Wec.N s1s .sss.s...
~ q he L.1b:. :on.shiae au,ul 1. the way
- ieS sILvERTHoRN 4 Cliff.
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n. Il. RUCKER.
GROCER AND COMMISSION MERCHANT.

UPPOJue Tie ~ y'HId BuHH
LfNCHBU,RG, "a,
IA EEPS constantly hand large anu varied assortment
N OF dROCERir:S AND STAPLE DRY GOODS witch
the trade Cash. exchange
Tor Produce II his hereafter conduct his bust
CASH PRINCIPLES and in order this
desirable will sell at such prices VIII protect The
nl.rust OF Mi who may favor him with call
Grateful the patronage received at the hands
hs attached rieud and public the last
years DO continuance tcir kindness in his
.IIh Imam all lis
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-02

NEW CONt.HN We have this day associn.
~ ourselves under the style aud nrin vi Mc
hiNAEl GO pur pose III conducting BESEkAL
ditDNrHi AADCoM,i,N,uA BGoIN los ~ the old stand
n-y street, whcre Viii be glad TO
..Jit cnii'c s,t.s.ictlou.
ltaMs qua, customers six months time
SAML II. MCKINNEY.
John y. BASS,
HENRY ID FLOOD.
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HWgX1nE ADVRRxIHRHalTs.
hACHINE.NADE n
!. lnS.RssGsHe EAy y

fuSn. fDoY I1oN AND NAIu KACr0nY, e Troy. =
u Y&13 nnNx DUnDkrs MfeOv9D A0ess
1o444oAMMf sswL 1911 sP;s. 20. 1907 80 .ss
1y 3sAs - ssssss. s.A pssss ~ h'als sss's Ne
~ eSv e - ~ sssA n 49, shses 10 warranted 10
ss1 rps8 IAss eAsss havs bses Aeprsvsd e ssd ~
nsG&619 - Va1tG4 oessss qevst1ns1 enesssvely -
oey btseel ssAsesaa o.ssess o. psslss ass
n@ss Hln Mr.sqssss ~ ssss,sy Tsss: ssos: can y
I.Y AwpsA d pssspai Hardware sss is's s'''s' In
osSssssssssa v ~ ssssss.ss. Trsy wni receive
psssps a1ssni3sa WM.F bUkDEN Ascns
~ 50 Tres.N Y.
yIrr Ge0CENHs ron sOUTHERS FAMILIES
ACA8Ia. ME00 ALL T. Gu,
SUCCESSORS To
ss n fH0x.iS KOPk 4 CO.,
n iSS CAoasbsss ussees. New Hsrk
-, : (Esssbiishsk 1907 -,
u NsA1vA nksssy end Pert Wines finsas Ola nrs dc
O1paee "a Janaea g. Crotx and Antigua kum. Od hoi
sa o. asA svsy variety Of nue. Imported AND Domess
cSsseAsyr-NAx sssains. noes cAasdes a.d aumn
rnps Sksss ga vsrsssay iiedutsk and ethss Brasds
ssss Lasss Lssvl Lsrose, Asfssa1 and H. Julien
M 1IsrS--ef Isoansssbergsr hareebrsansr. Rudss
Asansr, neskAsinae. Sparkling Hook and Aoselis
8GeARsf IL ~ choicest varetes Elegauses, hegaias
CeechaR 0poAa, nSoa1sd aaa Conmuuea-
FonueI PRulrs- eli kinda Rasns Almends Prunes, Ae
xgAs anD CoeGgEe-all Of the Aaest qaAlities. .
UAasn AnD TOuoCgs-burungtou virginia sad sssphAiM
Hsns SACKED asA Pakled Tongssa.
0OSsga DuyTxa-ia Firtlus, Tsbs and stone Jars -
Hoaoea t1oxLs&-saasss, CaNaps. Sardsss ospers' oi
-. nd West India and Domestic And ats
sssssl Of every variety Of Fine oroeer"s
mar Adly
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l. II / - E S
CELEBRATED HAIR TONIC.
RNIsrEAD PRIDE, after having deroied
long life TO studying the Of rcstorns preserving
hksr and after having fully tested his dis
coyary, presents hs
CELEBRATED HAIR TONIC
the public Efficient remedy iied for all
fully spilled number of not only 10 arrest
but To renewing iis growth
an ing what Even hereditary rases he has
eplu, rNSlG with the successful results lie
believes also to be nisibe for rkrTER- KING.
WORM. SCALP HEAD, and all similar diseases
BY Ingredients lately introduced this Tonic al
soke the hair Of beautiful 81 color and saves the ne
ccsS, of adyn
Sold his msnufactory adjoining the sshnston House,
and oppo vglnau tbfhce Also At DR. J. H. THOMP
SONS. ROY ALI PRIDES, Mau street. below Market
Price bottle deduction made when sold In
quantities from distance promptly filled
He deems only append the certificate OF the
iollow ing well known gen lemen;
I'VE take c-rtf, that we have used Prdes
Hair Tonic and testify that does all that he promises
for IT,"
ir MITCHELL, Bedford, DIR. CLARK. Campbeli.
JOHN CLARK II. NJ GARLAND, Editor.
=. T. PETERS, WIN. +. McCOkkLE,
hereby certify that have used two bottles OF A. PKIDES
Hair Tonic havsg lost ali chair aud eye brows by the
application Of hair and eyebrows came again.
The opinion that II would discontinue wearing AWN
and use the Tonic, my hair would be restored ,.,.
BEpFoRD COUNTY, June cd, 1856 ~ 26dk c2tAw3W
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SPRING OF 1858.

SPRING OF 1858.
4 ID I y = D g. r .. N
NAIl.I. PLEASE call and examine spring stock "f
w BOOTS. SHOES. HATS. TRUNKS. &C Some OF
them rssly beautiful and equally cheap heretofore
consisting in part n. follows;
Ryans best quality pump isoos. for Gents full dress.
:" :" Stitched Pat, Leather Congress ,:ater do
Cali Congress CATERS aud oxford
Gents 81 e French Pat Leather Boots, long legs,
" +" Fici,el Opera do. do. full dress.
entire article thi. market.
Also Children Patent Leather Boots Of the
grades Our so X OF Ladies, Misses and Chir.ns ShoesGa
tiers, &c. Is conplets.
Having the Of making smal. accounts to
enre sfaetion have the decided eonclu
make them give customers the benefit
lower pr l.. l.. ARMISTEAD,
next Ito Cabsli Iodsc and near Farmers Bank.
Rep. copy. apl7-
HAVING JUST RETURNED from she Nor
thcrn cities and received large stock of Goods the
pubic invited call here they Wi,
hn variety of useful and desirable articles that be sold
for much less than prices have agency for
he article silver Plated which you fifty
per purchasing OF and goods warranted Of best qua
We have, als" Jew cry which fur
nishvery cheap The ladies invi ed
the sock perhaps ma, I'VE the articles ant All goods
will be sold yer, cheap Tor cash. BRYAN AkEKS.
ma5ts
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To ThE WEST!
FuNiE baltimore and Ohio Railroad, with Its much
Il proved Western couhcc offers iutu m
travellers IRON Virginia and the Carnlnas Washlay
and the Southwest.
The connection between the Washington and
trans bound cat tor heeins ParkersbuK, Ba
the Junction
Qatry called the Relay HOus) mica from Baltimore rh,.
the only change o Cars required between and
the Ohio ,s.er baggage checked through a.
tho Washington Station.
~ The connecting trains leave Washington daily nj d
A. u. an 4.U Nj On Sundays At tho latter hour.
AT BENWOUD
Direct connection made with the Cars Of the Central Ohio
Railroad running from Bclsre the Ohio through Cam.
bridge, Zanesve aid Newark to Columbus These train,
connect Newark with the Cars Newark Mansfield
and sandnsky K tor saniusky Toledo Detroit. Chicago
81 Louis etc.
AT PARKERSBuRG
Connection Is made lby Steamboat miles, trains on
he MArista AMI Clneiniat Road for Chco,he
Ac &C.
AT WHEELING
The Baltimore and Ohio trains with the tho
Cleveland and Ohio River Railroad Cleveland Toledo
Chicago, Jithwcstarn points
Route aiforing Through Tickets Cheeks In Wash
ington, 1t h also the SHORTEST, SPEEDY and III.
kLCr To nearly all tho leading points in tho great West The
distance irom ashimgton to Cincinnati Is but about
miles, being about Ou miles shorter than by other
fa,e. ny through ticket FROM ashngos at least ONE
DOLLAR LESS than by the lowest OF the Northern Routes
Nor cities
For Frederick and Harper's Ferry, Marusburg Derk
Sprngs Cumberland Bedford Springs OAKLAND
passengers may leave ashnetUn Al A. NJ. ago NJ
For the minor Way Stations Baltimore Whes
ing, take q A. u. train from Washington.
GY For fur Their informaton Through Tickets &c. apply
THOMAS II. PARSONS Agent At Washington ST.
W. =. woODSIDE, Master of Transportation,
baltimore & Ohio Railroad
l. M. Cole. Genl Ticket Agent sep .dsct.
Oaice seash-siae Railroad CoMpany.t
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M n Rg.s. CE N ENT, In store and fer .aleb
OU aplgu ANDERSON, LANF0RD g. ca
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asa -. est Oenut 0Wsls
IVA oprins Yer been introduced at
,n. l..s GLASS kAiNES.
EfAlGE AE4s fbaS~, aSA.Fk1tsE AZ 4 TO SIS.
~ ot
hIu. BinE what pressed Ion roon and
- tJI Ipne9, WI OF them 10 appieans
ior Noiy snail Al eust
apI - - EDWARD J. FoLKES.
h.t b. MAI hANh val.-l have in store
H slura uler,or On ie:y. Also, pure W inter
i.ua,neu sperm ga. ror sale JOHN IL oI.Ah,
~
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just received of Preserving Furnaces and
Laundry Stoves for burning charcoal
serving tho large of fu AND vegetables
che In market Also Patent Gelf Sealing Fruit Cana Of all
kinds and quantity for keeping fruit year year
fssh when ars with printed directions which II
followed warranted fail In any Instance. For sale
Main st., Lynchburg, Va q. g. BLISS T. TO-
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NEW CONCEAN.-fhS andcrstS aed viMx
~ associated themselves together under the aud
OGDEN u WINFIELD tor the purpose OF conducting
General Commission and BUSINESS In
and New Urirk building The ttasn opposite
and lean Railroad Deot ana next door below Me.srs
Andotson Adams Gu. tins motlod III informing their
ron and 'he pubt senorA thai they prepared
aud rroacc evury description,
reasonable . other HOUSE Cty. They
their psrsoaAl and promise their
best efforts 10 All VII" theu with
. call NM. n OGDEN,
10 WINFIELD.
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Z,
MEssts DovE& Co-Gsatis~ -t2yug mad slur, time
since occasion to your luri Oti Ia u
case, aud is action beng gratifying,
writing Sou In regard to Tor tue buuvnt u
large had hne Coli la my stable lot,
Also a bull The hull became cnrag,d Tor and
gored tho Co the shoulder depth
and ripped tho neck about uisianee
cAussd most tryhiul wVupd
present and remarked tney would gvo - HIS
life, that they Thought do thing h
ui
two smail boil.es Ia ! eutirNiy
WY respectfully.
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wv " " OONA -
BABBlTT e. ROSS!
Wholesale and Retail Rooms,
No. 5, Phoenix Block. Upper broadway,
COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA.
WOULD RESPECTFULLY DIRECT THE ATTEN-
w of purchasers, to their immense, varied and
elegant stock OF
Spring & Summer Goods,
which have been selected with great care in the
Cities Of the East; and which, inspection,
Will be found to embrace every thing new rare and
valuable, in the way Of Ladies' Misses and Children's
! DRESS GOODS.
Gentlcmens', Youths and Boys Wearing Apparel;
Flue Stationery and Cutlery;
. English x American Glassware;
Extra Fine China Tea and Dlnncr Sets;
Liverpool Ware;
Heavy and Fancy Groceries;
Fruits Preserved and Fresh;
JceS Sauces, Pickles, Liquors, &c.
IN our wholesale rooms will be found choice as
sortmcnt of PIECE GOODS, comprising fine
French: Saxon and American Cloths;
1 Cas>lMcTeS and Ncslings;
/ Satuets, TweedS &c,
Also Bleached and Brown Shcetings and
ShirtinSS Ticklnss, Osnaburgs, Crash &c, &c.
Our assortment Of Silks and Fine Linen Goods; De
LANES, thaS, Dareges and Prints is extensive,
and embraces every thing new in pattern, well as
| fine and substantial in finish and fabric.
| our stock ot Embroidery embraces all the newest
81 les aud patterns be found in the Eastern Markets.
. Our Bonnets Of the latest Spring Modes, and
amongst them, Will be found all styles-from that Of
the plain shaker anu Travelling Hat, to the most ee-
CANT Pafisian made Bonnets and Head Dresses.
! our Ribbons,
Collars
Handkerchiefs,
| Gloves and
well selected and cannot fail to please the
Our SKIRTS of all qualities from the plant light
and airy Steel ErteRS0H, the cumbrous Scar
| let Bal Moral.
Our assortment Of LADIES' Misses and Children's
Shoes will be found worthy Of particular attention In
this department Of trade furnish every variety
OF garment for i ladies' foot. The and elegant
artlClethc Scarlet Shanghai amongst stock Of
! ladies shoes.
Our stock of Gentlcmen's Fine French Calf and Con-
gress Boats, Ties, Pumps Slippers, &c, is very large
" and eeEdHt.
| We have also very fine assortment of Gentlemen,
Youth anu Boy Hats aud Caps-every thing from the
communrsi Palm. the fine, hroad-brim Plantation
the fashionable SIX and Cashmere, and the elegant
business Hat
/ We have opened, also, very fine lot of superior
CapttlUEs, 10 which WewVud invite special aienli
Our Window Shades and Draperies. Wall Paper and
House Furnishing articles, perfect keeping with
the remainder Of our stock.
| We have very large assortment Of
| ~ Fresh Teas RIO and Java Coffees
! Pulver!Zed, Crushed,
| CltrIiei y Brown Sugars;
! Mnldsse> and Syrups:
Cod Fish,
White Fish,
Hernngs in all SIZE packages;
Also, Figs, RaisIns,
Currants PruGes, Asstd Candies
Also lot Of superior Western Reserve Cheese
! Warranted.
Our stock of Soaps and Candles very large and well
+ assorted.
We krpn constantine ON hand all tho varIors brands n,