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WVHERE Be had at r d. ELUMS Plain and Ornlmcnin
Engraving Estl1shmdnt, Seals for Masons l. o. .. r..
sons Of Temperrce, N0tres Public Insurance, Rruad
Plank Road Companies, Courts States &c, &c. A, Steam-
boats, Post Oe Stamps, steel Stamps engraved % order Tor
Backsits and Svershs, in fact Tor all those Manufacture
who may wish stamp their hands and address up0n their
These stamps warranted % stamp Silver, Gold, Brass Iroh
and untempered Steel without the slightest injury 90 The stamp
Of itself.
stencils Of kinds made to ORDER JeEelry made and
paired X. d. BLUM.
uaa hIfean Hanna alcn ann fTfrHrn.
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FOR SALE.

STRAKED..-Youngc COW, with calf the owner can have
y them by calling Office and paying cost OF dvertss
ment Enquire Of james Jackson BenDans Foundry College
street. lmayzS
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A BEeTIFYING ESTABLISHMENT, With Tubs and Appar.
atls in complies order capable Of turning out 20 70 .
on moderate terms receipts process Of manu-
featuring all kinds q Liquors viii be given 70 the purchaser
This is good opportunity for investing small capital, with
certainty q i.5 P9y13g q very large profit 10. o.
ID ARE CHANCE.-I have No. Blacksmith, % years
= DID, and Of good character for sale Also syeal olnr
likely negro men. liy2l WILL L. BOYD, JR.
LAND ron SALE.
OFFER for sale ny Tract Of land about l000 acres in Hen
dcrson county, TcRR % miles east Of Jackson and miles
northwest from Lexngto The old Ross Ferry road, leading
from Jackson 70 Nashville through about the center Of the
tract on are Two one ney cen
and spacious entry and suitable outbuildngs This tract Of
land or srm one o. te best farms In Henderson county is
locality hne and production good in high state Of cult
vaon with about 40 Cotton and believe the bstcrop
Ia the coanty agreeable to the rTeT Of no
acres Corn good This tract Of land COO
fine bearing land suited for Cotton and the remainder shifted for
Grain On the north Of said lan there Is never falling gentle
Creek with fine Springs runs parallel through about 600
Of fine poplar and beech land exceedingly rich. Its local
y and fertility Is, think, the Henderson county
Those wishing purchase would do we'll to call and examine
i iyss- ~ Bi~' ny S''''' TI. A COPPEDeE.
A DEMONSTRATORS sALE.-Having qualihea
~ as Administrator estate Richard Hyde, deceased,
viii sell to e,i hirr At hi late residence, miles from
Nashville, The Hydes Ferry turnpike road Thursday, the
18th day Of August 1855, ali the stock belonging to said estate,
consisting Of Mules, Horses Cattle sheep, Hegs Sc Also
quantity Of old Corn, Oats Fodder and Hay together with House
hold and Kitchen Furniture, Farming Utensils &c.
Terms made known on day Of sale 49, ,
iy24 d&Wtd RICHD HYDE, Admr.
CAYCE,s SULPHUR SPRINGS.
THNHE undersigned respectfully inform their friends
public generally that the above watering place viii he open
the reception Of visitors the list day Of June. They
making improvements such a large dancing room, a epn
alley, &c,, for the amusement Of their visitors.
These Springs have fine medicinal qualities any in the
State, together with very healthy oc They situated
nine miles south ct Franklin and three miles vest Of ThOmpsou
station. They viii also say to all Who favor them with
visit that pains will he spared 10 make it pleasant
The rates Of charges viii te as iUl5Ogs
loata per week. - 70
B9an per day, Is
Single meal 80
Horse per week, 800
Children under ten years and servants, half price.
Extra trouble, extra charge.
desiring visit the above Springs by railroad from
Nashville stage from Columbia, will ind good wait
ing them Mondays Thursdays aud Saturdays, during the
mainder Of the
jy2l-dlw&W3t CAYCE HICKS.
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NASHVILLE, TEN

INOR AUGUST-Godey's Lady's Book, Graham's Maya
II zine, and Peerson's Magazine, just received By
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PROCLAMATION
Z WILLIAM SMITH, Governor Of Virginia, certify and
known that Joseph PrenticeWLo signs certificate
relating to The GFagfeHbeTJ agt4hkC ks the Clerk
Of the Court Of this State The said certificate embraces the
the reliable and responsible people in this
the nyarae curative action Of The Graef
enberg Vegetable Pills in the following diseases
'Bous Complaints, Asthma, Constipation, Dyspepsia, Erysi
pelas Low Nervous, and Simple Fever; Gastric Feve Gpes
Heartburn, Headache, Indigestion, Mysteries Liver Complant,
Nervous Disorders Neuralgia, Rheumatism, and all diseases
arising from want Of action in the digestive organs"
And further testify that full credit and faith due, and
ought to be given, said certificates.
In testimony Whereof subscribed my name and caused
the Great Seal Of the State to be Affixed hersluto.
WILLIAM SMITH, Governor.
BY the Governor:
VIM H. RICHARDSON, Sec. Com. and Keeper Of the Seal
DR.. KrTTRDGE Of Portsmouth. cees that these Pills the
best remedy for diseases Of the digestive organs that he has
met with
DR.. anything equal them for Liver
Stomach Nausea and Headache.
DR.. OsTEAND has used them for all classes Of Bilious Com
paints in all climates and found them when prescriptions
and other medicines, in hundreds Of cases. failed D. do
Rev c. A Fox, Pastor Of the Presbyterian Church Spencer,
says they work miracles and the hest Pills in
There least thousand families I'm Davidson county alone
that always keep them In the house, because by using them
the first appearance Of ndposion they hundreds Of dol
lars in Doctors bills. Price. = cents per box.
jy2O-u ALIEN MACKENZIE, Nashville
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WANTED, A PARTNERs-An active person with
cash capita three thousand dollars in res
pectable and profitable business which will pay 50 600
Address ssBUsISEss,' at this Office. juIy25-dIw
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Thsis The FIRST Of four volumes which viii embrace q
pehod Of the American Resolatiou IRON tue Blockade
Treaty OF Pc, Pam. iTs2, and IL
alns great degrss from aalssripi and unpublished
urees tas history Of the nation d1Tngtie 6rat portion
eventual period including The Bloek ads Of sostoa Har
bor the ssnsraI orgsnzon ths country, the aerson
CT the Charter Of Massachusetts ths resistance of the poo
pie OF Massachusetts, The spirit OF the sOuh hs Congress
OF 4 The progress Of measures in England, France, and
slseWhsre the Battles OF Lexington and Concord Siege
Of Session. Congress Of MS he choice Of Washagt0n
e. CommAndotn- Chief the Battle OF Bunker Bin, Sc.
As there viii doubtless be great demand the History
Osths Revolution, tndspondsn5 preceding volumes
The work these four Voames win also be published ssPa
rl'ely, the American RsvoluEon, Vols, l. u, III,
with lille page and binding 70 correspond.
The publishers invite The auentOn Of the renders Of ne
PTsssnt vOums Of Mr. B.zerols History the Uniisd
states the aTst six volumes Of The work. the distinguish
merits OF WhiGh haze rzlsay acknowledged By
his cOuntrymsn.n For sale By
W. y. Berry z Co.
msv'5 Pebble Suaure.
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com yvAToIs AND CEIATy sTOTrg.

GOLD WATCH AND CHAIN sTOTEs.
TNIFTY DOLLARS Ei be paid for the delivery Of The ana 70
N w. II. CALHOUN, JeEeiry Store. Nashville ne Watch
made By T. T. Cooper Lonioni Duplex Hunting sase
NOR SALE.--A good house carpenter, also woman well
lysI7a. H. H HAYNES 8 CO.
NtONGREsS WATER.--Just received, lot Of rssh
- and genuine Congress wafer DENov1LLE BELL.
so. COS.
NOTICE Of the posonemeut Of Public Sales in Kansas
~ derered be hedby Proclamation No. COL Notice IS here
gwen that the public sales Of the vacant public lands E,9
theIeTory Of Kansas ordered by Proclamation No oOl e
March 10 ls 70 beheid the Land Oces at Leeoupon ana
KekaPoo, in the Territory o. Kansas, the 5th and 10Th Of July
next have been postponed, By order Of the President to the ss
and 18th OF NoTsher next prior 70 which dates TIE sales VIII
sHOs. A. HENDRICKS,
Ianelo-laE4v ianslissoDerO Of the Gen. LAID once
n. c. M,NAIRY 4 co.,
HAVE received during the past few weeks, large additions
to their Summer stock add have many and desirable
goods adapted to the present season.
ELEGANT DOUBLE SKIRTS AND FLOUNCEs IN
GRENEDINE,
ORGANDIE
FRENCH JACONETs, &C.
Elegant Bridal Dresses, in silk and Illusion;
Goods for Travelling Dresses in great variety;
Val. and Point Lace Sets
Linen and Piquet do
KID Gloves, an sizes and colors;
Elegant Head Ornaments;
do Fans C'uiiSs9lssy g i,q sPRoacns oOneFis
We hand unusully large stock Of all kinds
plain aud coored Cottons for house and field servants.
HOE Sc II EsNESEHINGsS.
All widths Linen and Cotton Sheengs, Pillow COtOns and
nens all qualities Table Damasks Towels, Napkins, &C. &c
CARPETS AM OIL CLOTHS.
We have nov in store an elegant stock Of Velvet Brussels
ply and ply Ingrayin Capeuugsr together with kugs Mats
Drggs white cOlored MAttngs ETC., etc. We have
also the largest and @ stock Of Floor on Cloths, ever brought
this Market several patterns entirely and in quality in
fero All Of which will sell at the very lowest pos
sible prices for cash, or prompt buyers on time.
DELNNQE ENTSs
January, 1858, viii be offended when they ind their
counts the officer for feel that have been
indugent and cannot nor will not wait any LONGER
nlay2O i. c. MCNAIRY a. co.
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VERY fine number splendidy illustrated, and with all
"A Fashions. Just received, and for sale by T. AGAN
ivl1 Market street
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AUCTION SALE OF GROCERIES
By
LANEER, PHILLIPS a co.

LANTER, PHILLIPS & co.
an MONDAY, JULY e6h, 1SjS, Will sell for Cash In
front CT Warehouse complete assortment Of Groceries,
consisting in part as follows, viz:
40 hhis sugar; 100 boxes Star candles;
200 bags Coffee; IGO = and = do
Is bbls MOlassas - bIs selected ". R. Chess;
40 bbs crus'd DOW Sugar 100 barrels White Whisky
As kits Mackerc: j. do n. Y. Brandy;
s sacks Almonds; 10 do Holland Gin;
u cases Sarines; 80 kegs Nails;
20 boxes Cove Oysters; - dozen Painted Buckets;
10 hays Pepper; 20 nests Tuts;
2j chests Tea; - LON.s Starch;
20 bales Cotton Irvine; $50 do Soap;
Is coils ROpe; IS do DOyle's Candles:
Is cases Matches; lOO dozen AiasOns Backing;
100 boxes Flasks;
Together with numerous other articles make mp complete
sale. LANIEI, PHILLIPS & co.
iv30-du No. %. Market street
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EducationaI FaciIities.

FENE undersigned beg leave suggest their friends
public that the 18th Annual Franklin
five miles from Nashville will open September 9th 1865, and
continue 40 weeks.
The instruction quite equal College
in the country the location favorable for health
tuition determined all proper exerOns give sassc
ton to patrons.
The whole cost for board, iton room, washing
amounts to only sl6O per annum.
In the Preparatory School only $40 per year
MRS. c. FANNINGS School for YOUNG LADIES the mme.
dat vicinity offers the best ADVANTAGES to such as have daughters
70 educate: ,,,,, l. TANNING, President
". LPSCOMBE, Secretary. july25-tw6cwlm+
Rock City Mills E. BAU1LAY d co., Pyopri-
eors. J. f. BAUMAN & CO., Manufacturers of ROCK CITY
FLOUR will pay the highest price all times Wheat
Corn their Mills corner Line and Cherry Streets Nash
vile Tenn.
Prices of FIOur-FrOm after this date, until further
notice, the price Of
Extra Family Flour, Sc 50 Fine Bran, SOC
Fine Flour, % Mixed Bran, SOC
Unbolted, . so Coarse Bran, 4Oc
Middlings, ] IS Corn Meal, 2 busfn, 6Oc
Shorts IS
the city free charge When selling quantity, rate
Of discount Is 10 per cent from retail prices.
J. f. BAUMAN & co.
Any wanting Flour, Bran Meal, &c, from Rock City
Mills, an Order Box the Post Office and at W. H.
each day. Iiuly25l J. f. DAUMAM & co.
Auction sale of Groceries.
THURSDAY MORNING, July q, at 10 O'Clock, by
DILLON & CO.,
July5-d Is College street.
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NtORN STARCH.--Rscsiysd and for salesy
u DEMOVILLE BELL.
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information VVantsd4

az JOIN I. GILa9OLV who vas last heard Of al ssevs
~ washington county, Miss. ANY person knowing BIZ
wheres5outs WI cehsr favor by writing John Chapman
emphis ApeqS please copy in daily twice. and send bin
ms onlce.l jy2O-driw &WlWa
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Judge Green's ana our own Opinions Of
Slavery
The following communication was received, dur
ing the editors absence in GAINESVILLE Our friends
viii therefore excuse Ourd delay in publishing theirlet
ter aud responding to its contents.
HARTsVILLE, Sumner co Tenn.
July IA. 1858
g. g. PoIEDEXTER, ESQ.
Dear Sr:-We address you as the editor Of the
UEIoN AND AMEEICAN, to know what are your views
on the subject Of slavery Whether you endorse the
letter of Judge GREEN addressed 10 the Tract Soci
ETY., declaring that slavery was a moral social
and political evil :" You viii please inform US as
to your position soon as possible.
Yours respectfully, WIN. H. BARKsDALE,
D. L. GooDALL,
SAML W. LEsUEUR,
J. p ANDREWS,
J. h. LEsUEUR,
THos S. LEATHER,
j. b LUsTFR
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IuaEo Green, and our own opinions OF

SUNDAY MORNING, JULY 60, 1858.
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lNUCNIUII NtIIU UTUCGTICss
THURSDAY MORNING, July q, at 10 O'Clock, by
DILLON & CO.,
July25-d Is College street.
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Reading Matter on Every Page.
From Washington.

Our Relations lciiH Mczico Nicaragua and Ns,0 Grea
ada-Ths ReUsHue, SC.
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Chalybeate Springs,
TEVIIs watering place. u miles south Of Pulaski
Tenn and miles from Elkon. having been purchased and
thoroughly repaired and renovated by the subscriber open
ed for the 9Th Of May The is the best Chaly
the South West and the best Of Fecsonethe locality
high and the atmosphere cool and healthy; and altogether the
delightful watering place in Tennessee.
Extensive improvements have been made to the building and
ground give accommodation 30 visitors. and
elegant Ten Pn-Aey and extensive Stables have been built
The Springs accessible from Nashville, Columbia Pulaski
and Huntsville three times every week b. Stage, and after the 4
Of July every day.
Rates of Charges.
Board per Day, 81 .
do do Week, 100
do do Month, %
Children 10 years age, and servants half price.
Horses, by the feed, . Cts.-per week, 50 80.
jyl-2mF ". E. EHOINS, Proprietor.
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All articles sold the undersigned deliverable any place
the city free Of charge. When selling by the quantity
ofdiscoun Is 10 per cent. from retail prices.
!. f. BAUMAN & co.
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Executors sale of Lamds--On One, TTTOs o.
ThreR Nenrs3 Time

WILL sell 70 the highest bidder, Saturday. the 4h day Of
September three tracts Of land in the ueborhood Of
Pennington Marshall county, Tenn.
The Home Place. containing about hunrel and my seven
which there ausOn neatly finished, good water
and fine land
The Pand Place near by containing hundred
the Of it good land the balance Of it soo6 cedar timber and
good water.
The Lund Ewing Place about two miles from Home Tract
containing about eighty good cedar land thirty eeare
with and clbb ortEeuy five acres OF which good
cedar timber and will be sold in lots.
Sold one, three years time with interest from date,
the purchaser giving security and len on the land for the pur
chase money. The lands all surveyed.
JAMES s. WEBB,
H oFJoh hin l. IaVfs
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ID ARE CHANCE.-I have No. Blacksmith, % years
old and OF good character for sale. Also, several other
iiseIy negro ffr21 WILL L. BOYD, JR.
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Auction Sale of Groceries.

Any wanting Flour, Bran, Meal Se from Rock City
Mills, will find Order Box the Post Office W. H.
Gordon Co.'s warehouse, where the calls
each day. iuly2j J. E. DAUMAM & co.
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NOR SALE-On very liberal terms, first rate one horse
Flmily RocEaWay-it will be found at the "Up and Up Lv
cry Stable Deaerck Also desirable lot Of Household
Furniture Belstes Tables, Sofas Burs Chairs, assands
&C. Inquire Of the undersigned the Methodist Publishing
House. TielAI3lw%T + STEVENSON -
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A GRICULTURAL.--Ths Third Annual Fair Of the
n DeKalb County Agricultural society, viii be held at the Pair
Grounds Alexandria. commencing Tuesday, September
2 ls, and continuing four days. by order Of he Executive
board. J. N. BAIRD,
iyI-w3ts Secretary.
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CUMBERLAND FEMALE COLLEGE,
EcMinnVilIe, Tennessee,
ID. VI. DOuneIl, 4. VI, President.
TEyE next session OF this Institution will commence on the
Monday in September and continue twenty weeks
Terms OF Tuition.
In Preparatory Department, 81 % 10 s12 90
CoIeziate IL % to so 90
Music . %
. Ornamental 10 90
Contingent Fee, 50
Boarding the College, incluing lights, fuel and washing
City dollars.
The Institution furnished with superior Philosophical and
Chemical Apparatus. aoring unusual facilities for iupang
instruction in the Natural Sciences.
With corps Of superior teachers in the several Departments
heahfu location, accessible by railroad the whole SOUTH
and large and we'll arranged College Building the Trustees
confidently recommend their Institution to the public eminent
~ worthy Of patronage.
iyl5-W6m 7. C. sMARTT, Secretary.
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E @. EASTMAN q co.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-05-31
No 79.
The Gate CIty Against the WoFlA
X . kuK
Mattress Mandatory.
A. e.. ORR

s now manufacturing Mattresses Of every de-
! scr.ption, spiral, Spring, Curled hair. Woolen /,
Feltng, Cotton, Moss, Birch, shuck send Straw, Of
the best quality. Pillows and Dolsterx Of al
kinds. Also, Comforts ard Feathers.
Hotel and Steamboat orders promptly attended
to, and all articles manufactured or sold ~ my
tabiis hment will be offered AT fair terms. and war
ranted. l challenge the production Of superior
work at any establishment II the kind In ths
Western country You are respectfully invited 70
call and examine specimens Of my work. Ware
rooms, corner Of fourth-st and Exchange.
! have in operation newly-inyented and ex-
pensive machinery, which enables me to manufac-
ture better work, ~ more liberal rates, than in
ferior work otherwise manufactured can be af-
fordod for. Material for Bedding, ETC., prepared
by machinery 10 more uniformly and perfectly
and the work far superior in quality.
W II . l. L ALE AND RE TAI l..
March ~, 'A7-dly
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Union Foundry
AND
MACHINE SHOP.

Cor. HANK 4 Ath sts., ,.......k Oh uk
j. r. BEATTY A. CO.,.
MANUFACTURES Of Steam En- g,ne and NJ a
Nl chinery of every description, Saw aud Grist
Mill Machinery, House Fronts, Window Caps and
Sills ,Baiconie. and Verandabs. general assort-
ment Of castings alway on hand. Orderssolieitsd
and promptly attendedto.
Keokuk, April8, '57-d
IOWA STATE INSURANCE CO.,
OFFICE In SAMPLES KEW BUILDING, 2ED STORY,
Second Street, keokuk, Iowa.
l1NH1S Home Company takes kisks on the safer
1 classes ofproperty, ON TnEMUTUAL PLAN,
AND ON THE CASH PLAN FOR A CASH PRE-
MUM, At rates as reasonable as those Of any
reliable Company.
DIRECTORS.
C.H Perry, II. Tucker,
Geo. u. Smyth, y. Hxmill,
Wm. y. Turner, ID. A. Day,
II. d. woodward, J.W Rankin.
E.H. Harrison, John McCune,
S. Voorhies.
0FYiCgks:
G. II PERRY ,Prest. Il. IL. HARRISON, Treas.
s. HAMILL, Vice Prest. W r. TUkNER, Sec.
janl3d3m
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CUMMINGS x BEGG6,
Architects,

s u p T. X N r T. N d = N rs.
uANEtsken Office In keddington'. Block
1 l. corner Of johnson and Third streets, in Roo m
No IA 2nd story, first door 70 the left at the head
of the main entrance stairs, where they invite
their friends and the public to cali. They pre-
pared To furnish designs and detail drawings for
buildings Of ali binds, public and private, and to
super intend the erection of The same. They hope
TO do business in such manner will please their
patrons and do credit to themselves.
Refer, by permission, ts
X. r. Lowe, Hawkins Taylor,
Edward kilbourRe, James Estes,
Geo. &. Anderson, X, Y. Creel,
VIC. Stripe, u. keddington,
Wm. leighton, j NJ. Billings,
IN. Hiatt. J. u. Paul
darlldlS
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eco. c. ANDERSON. ALEXANDER BARcLAY
ESTABLISHED IN IslS.l
BANKING HOUSE OF
q 4 q K q y q. A N ID 4 R 3 o n r CO
I HAVE this day admitted as . partner In The
/ Banking Business, Alexander Barclay, (who has
been my teller for the last six years). The bust
ness, hereafter, viii be conducted under the firm
and style Of
GEO. C. ANDERSON 4 CO.
Being one Of the Oldest Banking Houses III not
Rbs ohsst In Iowa, the new frm solicits coRtin-
nre Of former patronage 50 hberaliy extended to
pior partner.
win make collections and remit, less Ex-
on the day Of payment, free Of charge.
tir references are as formerly by senior part.
Wis
REFERENCES:
Park Bank, n. Y.
Winslow, Lanier 4 Co., Bankers,
Edward W. Clark 4 Co., Phi hiladelphia.
Howard Banking Co., Boston.
ClRpp, Fuller 4 Browne, Bankers, Boston.
Marine Bank, Chicago.
Hoffman 4 9cipcke, Chicago.
Mechanics Bank, Pittsburgh.
Farmers Deposit Bank, Pittsburgh.
Kramer i kAhm, Bankers,
"a. Gilmore Brothsrton % Cincinnati.
-. ID. Hunt d CO., +" Louisviile.
ate Savings Institution, st. Louis.
Skuk, Jan. !, IS. GEO. C. ANDERSON.
Eyknbd
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Something New.

T X. RlCkky has purchased that fine stock Of
u. Cl othse NnAs ilm e res ma vesumws,
formerly eM1eaMh II. Waggcner, and now has
them 4nI a1f 4l&6A Aeure Of the NEW HAT COM
PAN3s aas
lie has ved enc Of the best Cutters In
tho country Aum44r Of Tsilors, and is pre-
pared TO ClothtnR to order, WARRANr M
TO SUR THE xU3f SAsrfpieus.
He has, also. one Of the finest stocks of
GENTLl oEN'S FURNISHING GOODS.
ever oferedin this city, embracing every needfui
article down TO pocket cork screw. all or which
he win sell ut reduced prices for CAsMl
The undersignc has Itng thought that some
things can be done well ms Others, and therefore
invites all TO ~ him "a cali.
decl6d j. X. RICKEY
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JOS. n. N. BERTRAM,
AEAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE

DR x Err.
OFFICE, NO. q, kILbOUkNE's BLOCK,
IL AS for Sale SO beautiful Lots in d. WIKI.
L i bourne . Addition.
From any Of these Lots the prospect from. and
the view around thecity, isielightful.
They are all near or adjoining
KILBOURNE PARKlo
And NO other Lotsia the City can be more desirable
for residences.
Blsck l76 in the oldlimits.
90 Feets MAin-st., between 9th and Tth,
Lot 4, Block ~, on BIondeau-st
SO Feetin Block20l, on MAin-st. between 10th
q nd II lth.
28 Feet on Main st, commencing 100 fee from
10th street
10 Feet ON 4th st., In Blck As, . yerydesirable
building residence.
Alse, Lots in Edward Kilbourne New Addition.
~TsRss-Low, and very Easy Payments
For further particulars enquire At the above fce
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