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1ROi& SALE i.

Tho following valuable real estate. the property
F. Hall decd is offered for sale and consists of the
following tracts:
That desirable place known as Rome, containing
ahout a6O acres with all the improvements. This
Mace will be sold entire divided to suit purchasers.
It being probably of the best business stands in
the country and very desirable to those wishing to
enter the mercantile business.
No g. Consists of Lot and Brick Store e tene-
ments) in Cambleton, Bridge Street near Claren-
don Bridge ind very desirable stand for business
No g. Is 1acant lots in Campbellton. known in City
plot as Nos iO9, Ill, 1l2 an half of lot 1l3
No 4, Is T. dwelling housean lot on Haymount
corner of Plankroad and Adams St. A very desira-
Bile residence for the whole year.
No s. Is Corn Mill and Steam Engine and Boiler
of 10 or ; horse power. This is we'll worth the at
tention living where water power is not avai
able and will be sold ut a great bargain.
For terms apply to j. IL. HALL. Assignee.
August l, 1857. oi-ti
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TERMS
EoF sUnscRIPTION FOR rHE CAROLINIAN
or single copy, If paid in advance annum, 81 OO
'' '' at the end of ) months, SO
I" at the end of months, 90
&c ts at the end of the year, SO
No subscription will be received for shorter period
nan one year unless paid in advance.
With the view of extending the circulation and en-
sancing the usefulness the paper the proprietor Of
ers the following remarkably low
'LUB RI TES, IV11RLdBLY Y IN ADVANCE:
copies of the Carolinian, year, So 90
10 Is 90
Rates Of Advertising.
xty cents per square of l6 lines, less, for the first
Id 80 cents for each subsequent Insertion unless the
lvertisemant is published for than two menths
shen it will be charged
For three months : 81 90
For six months, 90
All advertisements must have the desired number of
sertions marked them, ortherwise they will in
erted till forbid and charged accordingly. Special
attention is directed to this requisition-
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What Tonv Don't Believe.

He don't believe that man any wiser Tor
having a. S. S. or any other letters, attached
to his name.
He do..'t believe lawyer is any keener be-
cause he wears pair ot spectaces.
He dou't believe that schoolEasters, physi-
s,cans aud ministers, like to be contradicted
Whit better than other folks.
lie don't believe that all lawyers are roGueS,
any more than he believes eel is snake.
He don't believe that The most Industrious
man likes to work except when he can help IT,
| H. dou't believe that two young lovers Ike
| to bc caught with their arms around one ahoth-
ers waists.
| He don't believe that young lady ought
| to be married before she is t~enty-one at least
| lie don't believe that young gehtleinea should
marry before they able to support VIE
| He DON'T beiiev in getting up early III the
morning without going TO bed early at night
He don't believe IMAM u TOOL because he can't
make q speech
! He dou't believe that because both wise and
windy begiu with w that they end III the same
!. thing.
t He don't believe that, h, lady is much the
worse for wearing hustle, though lie dcc1oeu'y
; prefers coffee bags
In fact he don't believe in great many things
that OF hers believe in and the result that no
: is voted an oddily and Il bore.
t WORSE Than THAr.-Some years ago US
r Capt b. OF the steamer Waier-N Itch, was
| passing down the Arkansas River, they had
! pressing need OF an axe, and not having one on
| board, at the first landing the boat rounded 70,
e the Captain dispatched All 1rshInan to The
r nearest cabin in qlest of one. Pretty soon
e Patrick returned with an axe; buI when, alter
! having used IT, the Captain orLcIcd Linn ~
! return it, he refused polntblan
t But what is the reason" urged Captain
e B.
e Sure then an I'll tell ye. When went up
o +, tbs. cabin | saw a white woman, an AK Ell
IS perlltely for the loan OF an axe and She teiled
II me to AK her husband IN the corn-held. SO, 5er
honor, went up to the cor'.-heid, and sA" I.
s big black nager d standing there. aud scS "
ST him. ses IAN where's your masther! Ses
70 he I'm tie masther;" an ses 1, L III
of afther having the loan vi all AK tor lev
er minutes" Ses he, ego down to the house aud
,e get it," Well, l got the axe, Captain, an as
" | wint by the door ses to myself, 'bejabers
but I'll give her a small bit of my mind" So
TT | puked my head in the door, and SEES /. 'ain''
Mt We ashamed of yerseif to be having blacl
I'd nager for a husband!' AM ses she, Law,
ry had a sister done worse than that" an ses
th what was that shure!' an ses she. Isl
" married an lrishman An be dad, I'll u
aither speaking no more to the haste, Captain
n begging yer honor's pardon"
of The "Captain" laughngly excused him frol
tn So unpleasant duty.
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as PER CENT SAVED!
THE WORLD WONDERS HOW IT CAN BE
DONE!!

Persons wanting
Imrpemtime Stills,
Brandy Stills,
Copper Work or Sheet-Iron work of any kind
can call on NJ A. Baker, and get every expana-
tion to satisfy themselves that it is too true to
make a joke of, have fresh supply of Copper
on hand to fill orders at the shortest notice. All
work warranted to equal any that can be done III
the limited States. Cali and examine for your
selves-give me a trial, and let the truth be known
Opposite the Post Office.
NJ A. BAKER.
Fayetteville, July II, 1858. tt
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FAYETTEVILLE

THIS SEMINARY OF LEARNING, inc:.-
porated with Collegiate powers by the Legislature
of the State is provided with a full corps of expe-
rienced Teachers, new Chemical and Philosophical
Apparatus, and the usual facilities for the acqui-
siiion of knowledge.
The Seventh Session will commence on the first
Monday in October. For further information ad
dress the Principal. WIN. X. BLAKE.
Aug. 10, 1858. 2m
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NOTICE..

The Subscriber having at March Term 1855, OF
the County Court of Cumberland, taken out let
ters Of Admin straon upon the Estate OF the late
Nm F Wiohtman. hereby notifies all persons in
dehted to said estate to make Payment, and those
having claims against the same to present them
within the time required by law or this notice VIII
he nleaded in Bar of their recovery.
G. W. WIGHTMAN, Administrator.
March 6, 1858. "a
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A female correspondent Of St. Louis paper
speaks of sight she saw lately that made
her smack her lips. 1t seems pity that the
ladies in that city have to smack their own lips
In this latitude, the men are always ready to
save them that trouble.
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FAYETTEVILLE N. c., SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 1853.
WANTED.

Able Negro Men wanted by the Subscribers
% to work the Fayetteville and western
Rail Road Sections Il IS miles from Fayetteville
OF whom the highest price will he paid by calling on
the Subscribers the work.
D. & w. McDUFFtE.
March p 94-tf
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Write your name by kindness, love and
mercy, on the hearts of the people you come
in contact with, year by year, and You will
never be forgotten.
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NOTICE.

The Subscriber wishing to move to the country Of
fers for sale good Dwelling House; Barn. Stables y
other Out Houses, with about Acres of Land lying
on Adam Street in Lower Fayetteville the above
property will be sold cheap aud liberal terms
Apply to j. DAVIS.
| Fayetteville Aug 2I. IF
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SIS REV. ARD.

All persons forwarned from harborng, trading
or in any way unlawfully dealing with Jesse Butts,
Dallas Butt, and Samuel Butts, who were bound as
apprentices to me under an order of Dup'ln County
Court l shall enforce the full extent OF the law
upon all offenders. l am informed that they are
lurking about in the county of Ha1net in this State
in the neighborhcod of Jackson Williams where their
mother resides. will give five dollars each, for their
apprehension that can get them.
JAMES KINNEY.
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

The dwelling House and Lot on Hay Mount near
the Donaldson Academy joining J Yates and others
lately occupied by Hector Mcmillan Esq, with We'll
OF good water & Garden iG front. 1t will be sold a
bargain or rented good tenant reasonable terms
apply to JAS. MARITIME
Also the two Story Ware House on Church St. near
Presbyterian Church.
April "a, 9S-tf
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ROSIN WANTED.

The undersigned wishes to purchase
$500 BBLS. NO. / ROSIN. Also, any quantity
of Nos 2 and Rosin> T. S. LUTTERLOH.
Aug2. -6w
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WANTED IMMEDIATELY
A few Thousand bushels W EAT, of good quality.
for which the highest cash price will be paid
BEVERLY ROSE.
Aug l4th, 1853 st
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NOTICE TO SOLDIERS WIDOW

NOTICE TO SOLDIER WIDOWS.
.ulHE WIDOWS OF MEXICAN Soldiers,
and the Widows of Soldiers who DIED
N SERVICE in the of 1912, have their
pensions continued by calling on the undersigned.
Congress haviure made additional provision for
thann--~sz~----@s
Give me thezl lkana cement Of your claims, and
the money shall come at once, or no charge.
JNO. M. ROSE.
Agt. for Pensions.
Fayetteville, June 10, 1858. If
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Aug. IA, 1858,

a ANNUAL MBETIN@ q
The Annual Meeting of the Fayetteville Il Albe-
marie Plank Road Co., will take place at the Town
Hall in Fayetteville, Thursday 25 inst. at
/ o'clock JAS. G. COOK, Prest.
August II, 1858 S6-tm
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DAVID MCDlFFIE

BRICK MASON AND PLASTERER.
NY PERSON desiring work done in the best
"A style in the above department. can secure my
services by addressing at Fayetteville. n. C.
Mr. D. Med. will take contracts any where in the
country within 100 miles from Fayetteville, and
prompt attention will be given to the same
Sep. IL 1857. ly
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BEDSTEADS .AND CHAIR 5
For Sale at reduced prices, at the Auction Store
of A. Nj. CAMPBELL.
Aug 21, 1858. tt
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FOR SALE
Heavy Al Beaver Creek Sheetings
Cotton Yarn, Warp and Filling Nos to 10.
ALSO,
Belt, Picker, Roller and Lace LEATHERS.
Oils aud Manufacturer Findings
Winter strained, Sperm. Lard aud Linseed Oils
Shuttlie's Isingl glass, French Glue Emory Roller
Cloth and Glass Steps.
J. H. HALL, Pres. B. C. Co.
July 26. 1856 S-tf
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10000 lbs. TallOW Wanted,
For which the highest cash price will be paid.
Oct. l. 1856 A. NJ. CAMPBEL;I
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White Lead and Linseed Oil, for
sale by S. j. HINSDALE.
Aug. Is, 63-tf
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JUDI RECEIVED AND FOR SALE
Planting Potatoes Pink Eye) and fine Apples.
Also, fresh supply of Raisins, Figs and
Oranges.
r. & HEIDE.
Oct. "a 73-tf foot of Haymount
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HAsrG rUnGMAsED the AnOvE EST nLIaMMENT
.s between and OH the the is sqS feet
Of
nj coa
the DesM
them
Odd nrolenb
n and.
Of Tinw
bop,ke
N eHomeM Anufac
BlsHE
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Keokuk Book-rindory

AND BLANK BOOK MANDATORY.
DLANK Books made and ruled to any required
Dpattern. Court Records Justices Dockets, As
SCISSORS Books, Poll Books, Ac., 10 furnished 1t
short notice.
Old Books, Magazines, Music, Ac., bound or re-
bound in any styie desired.
Ay Bindery will be found in McCune'
Building, corner Of Main nd second-sts.
sep Ii std ISAAC N. PEARCR.
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CT q r ~ q r . r e,
No. Estes House. -. Kookuk.
XXyITHthanks to my many friends for past
wv fayors l beg leave to inform them that
am now receiving my SPllNa AND SUMMER
STOCK OF CLOTHING, fresh from the
houses Of u. Deylin Co., and James Wilde, jr.,
: Co., the two bcst Clothing Houses in the Uni
"A States. My Clothing il good and well made !;
.nose who hAso purchased OF me will testify to
that fact, and 10 those who have not ! wouldssy,
coms and try for soarss!vss. Good Goods, at fair
price are always the cheapest.
Owing 70 the pressure in money matters am
compelled TO sell strictly for CASH
April I'D A.W GRIFFITH.
rENTS' Cashmere Suits, good and latest fash
" ion. for sale at No.3 Estes House, Msin-st.
spr2d A. WG.
A VERY superior assortment OF Ii men Goods
IA on hand At No. Estes House, Main.rt.
spr2d AVG.
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REMOVAL.
PL q N NJ e r x Co.'S

PHI N NJ e r x Co.'S
Having moved 10 the new I story
House. NO. iO3 Main.st., Ger. An,
ARE NOW PREPARED TO FURNISH,
PAINTERS AND BUILDERS
ATLOwP PRICES FOR CASH,
With GLASS Of aiisissa, from $40 to AObs 90 /;
SASH, tprimed and Chased ~ destrsd)
LlNSEED OIL, (Raw or Boiled;)
LARD AND COTTON-SEED OIL,
Cor Lubricating and Burning3
PURE WHITE LEAD;
PURE WHITE ZINC;
SPIRITS TURPENTINE
ALCOHOL;
VARNI II E 8 AN JAPAN,
We also manufacture whites Compound
Drier, which is superior to any other drier the
market.
We have constantly in stock Whiting, Venetian
Red, Ochr IS, Chrome, Paris Green, Umbers Siennss,
Lampblack, Vandyke Brown, Red Lead, Lithar Il,
Ao., &c. Also, Paint Brushes, Giariers' Diamonds
Glaxiers's Points. Gold Leaf, DC
We have large stock Of Hardware, which hay.
ing been received within the past twelve months,
10 all new and fresh, and wishing to close this
branch Of our business we will sell IL 1T excccdi
ly low figures. The stock comprises q good ass ort-
ment Of building materials adapted to the Western
market and Carpen terra Tools.
EA-We invite the attention Of Country Mer-
chants to our stock. feeling assured that we can
sell them goods at a. 10 prices as they find in
ST. Louis or any other Western city. 80
We solicit the attention Of Merchants, Painters
and Builders TO our new place Of business,
No. 100 Main aresf, serf 10 Wooster r Tsmpiia',.
Apr2Sd PLUMMER 4 co.
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Roofs, Roofs Roofs.
sUBsTANTiAL, sAYE, CaEAPy
ISAAC RENAUD,
Chemical Cement Roofer,

Chemicai Cement 4ooteY,
Office in Nm. o. Dsnisvs Stsrs, Fs,uvth
Street, beiveen Main and JOB ..or.
hhohu IOWA
WILL manufActurs and put q : .r,,..,n,
w Cement kocnsg suitable for . 4 =, a ~ Es,,S
ngs. It's applied either on t. 4 a. ..r,sss IA
TO roofs Of any grade, from 81 ~ i..h n - O.
fourth pitch end 10 equally Asr,hi. n =, 49, -
II IL we'll adapted to cover co,.i.s" 80 ~ -,
snas, and 20 cement ell y nds q roofs 70 the vail
anu P1o.se. them Perfse' ~ from water. II IL the
most suitable roonn9 Tor vernadahs or porches
waxing over y .ih act injurs iii the least. :,
" Vii Decome max In all tsnpsratarss, thus
"nahB tee most desirable rooang for pYonsn -
ans vAiSsbie rooAng has bssn thorone hly tested
.or laosc enna ntns jean, and hes remained fast
ana un'b)nrss u Aas bsss In use In this city for
sns.s ysalss and Aas given entire sAtisfAstien.
Ior furtasr Information plssse sali 81 ths olce
us no truuhle 70 show apecimens of roofs a. thrss
yesss standing fsss from leaks or ,epeire ana m
INJURED. Among the many persons who have used
IN heonnk are thu following:
~. kiisosrse, 3. Btafkwa&hsr,
~. irArrgtt, jas. Y. Bruce,
sMAl1s Taylor, VIM. o. Daniel,
~. - johnson, A. Walcott,
n - Pollock, J.B. Howell,
s T W, Or. Knovlss,
| Fieklm 4 InuAs r. Hovs,
N.Y., cSSSnsla NO. D. RsdAingtoa.
mind one thing-this roof 10 more 6rs-..nos
tnan any other, not excepting even slate.
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EXTRAORDINARY INDICTMENT.
TO TRADE

Attire ssNtmble oixpence =,
AN SOW rscsiving NJ SpsinF And B.. rusr,toeh
Of Dr. aoods, Rats and bonr -. rc... "a
shoes, CrocHery ware, r., disess f,om II. Esstsrn
sitiss, which comprises ext, nsiye vsyictv n An
these departments. Ny stick viii com M !. favor
ably with any In tho cit. In point 81 yrristy and
quality, and lis We known fact sha the prices
arc all right
OF Dress Good, / hav. silks, Tissues, Barge,
Lewns, bafsGs A,slsines, Chailiss, Popiins, vaieu
go risias, Dsbaiss, Argsptines, Lawn Robes
% staple Good, heavybrownd onsstic ,biesch,d
do., vsnAeares, drills, tickines, prints, 40.
ALSo, Linsa 0ceds OF all kinds--whits and
brow Tor pants; white and brown table diaper,
er.sa and diapertoweiing, Irish linen, brown do.
ALSC ssnnss Shawis, black siik vsssttss, err
oroideres, lsces, pocket handkeschiefs, hosiery.
snmninEs, 0enss shirts ,cravAts cellars and sas-
ALSO ,anAssorfmsnt Of Summer Clothins and
necessary articles too numerous 10 msstion.
AND IN connsction With the above, keep IN as
sortment 81 oueenswsrs end Groceries, the latter
% vaioh i atiil continue - ssal IT wholssal
prices. fysah lot Of choice Tsas direct from the
Canton 1ss Co., New York, which are warranted to
Observation-Disclosures orths money will Be re-
Think lean nov oass indueensntsnssto bssx.
seiisd ~ any Mouse II sAis sisy.
II there y awysrtNls yes6annot And any where
else, lust Gall atthe Nimbie sixpenes--any who're
along Main-strsst.
hand since fhs year one.
Nos. 81, -, ~ ana lss 8lals.ss.
KsOk MI lOva A ~xStl9 A. 1lTs
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Sheet Iron
Safe Gone!


SHEET IRON SAFE rs. G. HERRING =, :,
was robbed a night ortws since, In this city. The
Safe was thrown over ON Its back on some bags Of
coffee powder put into the lock, the door blown
open, and some $500 extracted
WHEN WILL MEN LEARN WISDOMy
Why longer use sh,ei IRON Safes that are CONT
ually being blown open and robbed.
L1LL1EsS SAFES
are the only reliable Safes in use, . sure proof
against fire and burglars.
The undersigned agents for Lilies Safes are
ready at any time TO test his safes with any other
make Of safes used IN this city. Call around gcn-
tlemen, those who can open Of Lilies So fes
with sledge hammer--any Of our safes arc 1t
your service. Try them on. Mr.. Lille don't pre-
tend 70 make a safe that never W. efoAsn lnso
but he does pretend to make Safe, and does do it,
that will resist this burglars tool or fire, great
deal longer tims than any other safs now made.
We will guarantee to open any Of tho Sheet Iron
lsafss IN half the time you can open one u lii
lie 3, If you can open one al all.
A full assortment Of Liilies Safes 1T
LlLL,x's Agency, 1855, Main St..
July, Cpl TILLlNdHAsT LANE II BUEL.
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81 g. = |I...
1p!, N51IH AMERICAN,
c..
ns.sion With - GRAND TRUNK
kD4 canodA, unaeP suntsact with
n11isa 0Uvsnnmt 70 transport
NJ Mails.
DATD o. SAILING.
- - Qumonc. Hnox LIvEnrcoL.
alass.sae sstst- Every alternate " edne.-
is,issivs. October, inclusive. :
Il H. NJ - Water months these vessels connect
N ~ GRAND TRUNK RAILROAD at Port
RATES OF PASSAGE.
- OSDsss y LSsrpooi, via Mich Contra, Great
VA and GRAND TRUNK RAILROADS
ssa nnsr,
ss,..................... tc$leo
ascending - accommodations.
including cooked provisions.
spsAs,
.&o5 to $lls7s
according TO accommodation.
V ineisding cooked provisions.
E 3clly quan1ed Surgeon sails in each vessel.
Mn ~ HaeA Passenger 8ticksted through win be al
~ re 100 gssatl.y q baggage .REn BY Rail-
81 10Y eteaAGe, Wis: - cubic feet for each
- sa1 10 fsst IL eaeh stsssass passenrsr.
- tsains fro Quebec with the Mails and
a I; - afs dispatched On the arrival Of each
Nua " otssrvs1 from the following table that
1ins nAxe beaten every other in cross
AN6ntte, the average paxssges Of the Coll
onard lines - BY the nual tables In the
- Earring 1851 bsiag-
IN "a :. wssrvAnp.
~ AQM I'D n Nm Collins Hns, lsd lSh ON
- ". lod13h IN Cunnrd or. IAN am
1satea la 81 IN /" Boston I'D Isl 0m
hssledlsh On Canadian I. lid LII om
III xAs lcneDtpeseaeea made blythe Canadian Line
- y days . Liverpool and 2 days to Quebec.
81 Qslllne Line Aavs made passages of Is to 20
"A Nf NeeAgs Or Freight from Chicago 70 Liver
d 1eeas ~ HvssQeo1 - Chicago, apply 10
j. WARkACK,
Aeent Of the n. o. SIS. Co.,
NJ ~ ussvbevN Street, Chfcago MS.
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~ D1xxaHTFUL ROMANTIC R0UTE-Ea
An Yaoh fnn wnsT TO
oeuk lW Yesk, and the Eastern States
81 - ~ 4tehlees CsnfyG, Great Wcssera,
IL opdsnaoss1A v~~onf Central, ssd
sa lneas0oefs ~ this route have IN opportunity Of
llsl1tes ssns q the xrandest and most won
aesasry In the world, including Toronto
4 ~ ~ ~. Laereacs, Quebec, Montreal WAiis
Gstss, ~ Jxbsisr Bridge, (nsariy tro miles in
1eaoa49, Lsks cAanpsata, Fails Of Montmo,enci,
l1Dea River, ETC., etc.
e@ ~ and after May !, 1883, Baggage will be
nesksd Through from Chicago.
To EMICRArTs.
Passages may be secured at the Office Of the Com
ANon1 Il Chicago by SAILING ships from London,
X9&DOol, Plymouth, Glasgow, Bristol, Hnll,
esdssn and Montrosc. An sRent of the GRAND
NR0Nk RAILROAD supcrintends the removal Of
o9lgFanta md baggage Al Quebec free of charge.
AaSs from $50 TO $s5 TO Chicago, including
ssoAsd provisions.
The Mammoth Steamship
LIE VIA r. n An.
or - 800 TONS AND 700 FEET LONG
II snder contract to this Company for one or more
Hfpe TO Portland. Tourists return tickets from
chicago to the principal towns in Europe will
ssGAotly h. issued. Tickets from Chicago for all
De1n1 East, also for the Leviathan, or for the NJ
no d. 3. Co.'s ships, be obtained at the Office
1t ~ Grand Trunk Railroad, No. SO Dear born
sAsnst. Chicago.
u Agent Of Grand Trunk X. r. Co., of Can ada.
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Oo.Partncrship.

Oo.Part ncrship.
The undersigned, having formed Co Partner
ship usdor the name and Il ye Of Haines Brother,
and purchased the entire interest Of III. s. FarTar,
will continue the business of misunderstanding Sash,
Doors, Blinds, Flooring, Pump-Tubing, &c., at
the old stand corner Of Biuf Streets, near the
Keokuk Fit. DE- Mones Rail Road Depot.
ROBERT HAINES, +
Keokuk Sept -, ,b.. p. Q. HAINES.
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Dassais a.a Lake Huron Hailroaai

tDuSsale ana Lake Huron Railroad
CHICAGO TO BUFFALO TIA DETROIT,
At the above Office Tickets for Now York, Boston,
and all the stations on the New York d Erie and
New York Central Railroads can be obtained.
j. WARRAcK,
Agent Of B. AL ii. Railroad,
OficA No. SO Dearbon Street, Chicago.
April ~. 'ss-dly-c.Hs.
Sight Drafts on London at dollars Per + tter-
ling may be obtained 1t tho 0ficc of the Grand
Trunk X. Il. Of Canada, in Chicago.
singers sewing Machine.
ESOR al manufacturing purposss, Singers Sew
u ing Machines are deemed Indispensable. The
pnblic insist upon having their clothing. &c, made
kythsm- Singer Family Sewing Machine Is the
/ 6aast iessented for competition, ard, being ar
rnana nth full knowledge Of the defects Of other
uashinss for similar uses, has avoided remedied
tAsm al. II Il the hAndsomest Sewing Machine
ever made, and the easiest TO learn TO operate.
lts excellent mechanical principles aud qualities
ore readily appreciated by those acquainted with
sewing naehines, and give assurance OF their be-
. esnsing universaiy adopted. Apply for l. Nj.
1871 Co. . Gazette. Copies supplied gratis.
W1nTn oAs0 A<o Lake Street, Chicago.
ASn n WIN. FREDERICK, Agent.