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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-22

Certificate of . package of10 whole Tickets, $s
10 half
&" 10 quarter


In ORDERING TICKETS Or CERTIFICATES.
Enclose the money to our address for the Tie Rets
ordered receipt of which they will be- forwarded
by first mail Purchasers can have Tickets ending In
any figure they may designate. -
The List of drawn Numbers and Prizes will be sent
topurchasers Immediately after the drawing.
81 Purchasers will please write their signatures
plain, and give their Post Office, County and State
R6- Remember that every Prize is drawn andpay-
able in full without deduction.
sSr All prizes of 81 goo and under paid immediate
" after the drawing. Other prizes at the usual time
ofthrty days.
All communications strictly confidential.
Address orders for Tickets or Certificates to
8. SWAN Il CO., Augusta. Ca
~ Persons residing near Montgomery, Ala, or
Atlanta, Georgia, can have their orders filed and
save time, by addressing s. SWAN Il CO., at either
of those cities.
~ list of the numbers that are drawn from the
wheel with the amount of the prize that each is
entitled to, will be published after every drawing in
tn following papers: The Augusta GA Consti-
'utionalist, New Orleans Delta, Mobile Register,
Charleston Standard, Nashville Gazette, Atlanta
IntelIlgencer. New York Weekly Day Book. Sayan-
nah Morning News Richmond Dispatch, New York
Dispatch and Paulding MISSY Clarion. de 80
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GENERAL AGENTS, &c

~ T. SMELLING & J. L. WALKER
under the arm of SMELLING 4 WALKER, for the
collection of claims, hiring out negroes, renting
houses and conducting General Agency Business
Ali matters entrusted to their hands shall receive
prompt attention aud immediate settlements; ,,,
ONCE corner 2jth and Broad streets Church Hlli'
where one of the firm will always be in attendance
NAV be sean also at Sam'l Hastings, on Pearl st.,
near Cary. from to II A. M and to 5P. NJ.
"a l4-Iwf
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pHUos, MEDICINES. 20.
% PURCELL, LADD q CO.,
DRUGGISTS.
~ DEALERS ~ IAlMTs. 0ILs. DYES.

No. is Pearl street, Richmond.
ARE now receiving, and will shortly have IN sore
their FalI Stock of DRUGS, DYES, CHEMICALS,
&c, the whole comprising q large and general a.
sortnsnt well adapted to the wants OF the trade,
purchased in person by Of the house. on the most
advantageous terms and mostly for cash.
We are thankful TO our friends and the pueiic Ior
their long continued and fattsring support and we
hope that with the facilities possess for obtaining
supplies and the strictest attention to the qualty
Of all goods sent from 20 preserve the reputation
which our house ENJOYS for selling articles OF the
very best character.
Particular and prompt attention to shipping ana
packing orders.
No. is Pearl street,
auD The street opposite their Old Stand.
MOST WONDERFUL DISCOVERY =
vi certain cure for Fever and Ague.--LEoN:.
ARDS ANTIDOTE for the above Is the greatest
discovery of the age. 1t has never been known to
fail and is considered by numbers that have used It,
(and by the medical facultyo the best medicine IN
use.
References given by those who have been cured
by the above medicine.
THOMAS LEONARD,
ee23 Corner Of Clay and Adam streets
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GRAPES, GRAPES. GRAPES.--Five
sbis Malaga Craps II prime IL SIdsr i,s s.ls
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"a LADIES' INDIA RU b BE F.
- 0OvER SHOES, of the following kinds: 3
strap Sandals, with and without heels; Over Shoes,
with and without HEELS Buskins lined with Cantci,
FLANNEL; Slippers. All of the above are warrantei
of the best quality and latest and VIII be so
at the low price of IS cer Is per pair.
We have also, Ladies' India Rubber Booteess high
Also Misses and Childrens Over shoes of various
kinds. very cheap MARCUS HARRIS,
ia2i ls3 Bread street
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ID AND SHEETING-We have on hand yet, a
large stock of our Domestic Goods which we bought
at the PANIC CASH SALES in New York, and will
sell them now at a slight advance for cash.
We do also offer 500 pair of Bed and Servants
Blankets less price than they have ever been sold
in this market before.
All kinds of heavy Wooden Goods. such as CAST
meres Sattnets Tweeds Flannels, Linseys, Plads,
&C we are offering at very low prices, to reduce
heavy stock before the LIST of January.
j. Il NJ. ROSENBAUM,
Rrna sfr
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JOSEPH II. ooLQUITr. Agent.


n B.-Those who are in want Of Mr.. III. p. Brown
ing's COLLARS, can be furnished by leaving their
orders. A full supply always on baud.
Richmond. December 2sth. 1857. de 29-ts
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APPLES.-Virgna S3(DSi0: Northern S3.50dl6;
Dried Apples $I.5GeI2 p bushel of Is lbs.
BACON.-The bare condition of our State in Hogs
and domestic Bacon, causes u most unusual demand
for early period of the season. We quote an
tive market. with light receipts. Sides 94c; Shout
ders sk9SSxc; Hams l2c Mountain (Va) Hog round
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Another Western Railroad swins,e.

THE MILWAUKEE AND sUrxxIoa RAILROAD coMrASY
Inc disclosures presented IN the report Of the CON-
mttee appointed by the Wisconsin Assembly, consisting
Ct Ncssrs Aing, Alden Brown, We'll and Cornwell, We
give in the annexed taken from the Madison State Journal
The Nil wsuse and Superior Railroad Company was TO-
corporsed by act Of tbs Legislaure In March 1856
In the following April was organized and T. r. Alton,
H. Haertcl, Edward Button, d. r. Hull and Joshua Stark
Of the city OF Milwaukee; julius White, OF Madison, and
George Reed OF bantow chosen directors This
Board Directors then elected r. Alton President H.
Haerte Wee President; H. X. White nominal Secretary
H. W. James, acting Secretary d. P. Hull Treasurer and
Joshua stark, Attorney
vides that whenever 100000 shall have been sub
scrbed TO the capital stock Of the company, and Eve
ne, The s,ocInolders nav meet and or
ganise II appears by the testimony OF Mr. Alton, tho
President, that this provision 10 far - The paying
in" 10 concerned, totally dsregardod, and has
been dsregardcd He says that he gave his check for
1000 ~ his per centage Of nvs per cepsum on
In stock but adds that the check has never been paid
that he il aware or The committee VERY properly con
cde from these facts "hai the organization OF this
psny was Illegal aud fraudulent from is inception and
the facts would 70 indicate given by the officers
themselves the whole proceedings have been only
continuation OF downright fran1s upon the public"
The testimony shows that time after the pretended
crgsnizatioo the company Issued 100000 full paid
stock G. r. Alton osfeusibly for services In
Ter connected with the Green Bay and milwaukee Rairoad
This Alton divided up and transferred
To Herman Hsertei, Sis,eoo 70 Button SIS 600; 10 D.
p Hull sis COO to Joshua stark 81 500 aud 70 himself,
company received no services for this 500 900 from
either Of these directors from himself except be
fore mentioned and tbatt understood among theu
that should be divided a. already stated previous 70 It's
isase
Mr. Grsulch, membsr Of TIE Assembly Of 1856, ana
OF the publishers OF The Milwaukee Nee Bot also re-
ceived - 900 OF this stock. Of which $500, M Alton
says, was Tor his interest In the Milwaukee and Fond du
Lac Plank road The remaining 81 500 he does not a'smpt
10 account Tor Was a"pecanary compliment for 10
ssiative servicwf
fursher appears that this en,erprisips company seat
out agents. among the honst aud unsophisased farmers
Of Milwaukee ana Ozsukss COUNTIES and induced them TO
mortgage mer farms ior the dement, OF tnese snarpers
Many OF these farmers were Ger mans and German agents
were sent out 70 address them and assist Dipping tncm
The sgents received from too 70 two and hail per cent
o. the sm9gnt suoscfoed dnos many poor Tmsrs we're
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hsiresd Conpsuy and the Only nfercnoe thst osu 10
Svawe iron thai have received them In considera
uon Of vote gave for the LAID Grant bill
New derry the charge, and pronounce the report -
tar ~ am concerned, wholly and uueQ fAss
never received from the Ia Crosse C1mpauy. suy
oner company NOT from any person persons vhat-
ever ore farhipg IN bonds, stock money directly Or
indirectly, a. al iuGucemsn TO vote IN syor al tue
Ia Crosse bi or Is q compliments for hsvug 20 voted
nor for any other purpose whatever never 70 oeivsd
any st ell MNat 1879
Here let say that did vote for the drst hill bvs
was the only emoer of the Assembly from this County
who voted against It, Judge Potter being At home sic
And this very Dill that the COMPANY was SO ANXIOUS
should become iaw ana made, q that ume under
stood, large pecunary offeIs for votes While IL was
pending and is fate uocertain was approached words
to this ectThe company do NOT wish TO innuooce suv
members vote but you feel disposed "a give this bin
your support they will recprooa,e tho favor by awarding
you Eve Thousand dollars" rr-
did not comply with the TERMS and heard no moro or
the five thousand dollars until Jour published re-
port OF the committee.
II 10 true voted for the second bill believing that. ~
do now the best that could pass that Legislature
The reward for this vote tho dong
what regarded my duty. received nothing peca-
mary from any source whatever. W. d. CHAPLIN.
BLOOMFIELD, Wis, May "a, 1858.
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PUBLIC MEsTfSG.


correspondent Of the Richmond Dspatch writing from
Norfolk under date Of May 20, says
AZ an early hour Ashland Hall allied 10 overhowivf
With a highly respectable but exceedingly excited mul
ttrde, Who called j. Moore, Eq President OF the Com
mon Council 10 the chair and elected y. y. TAbb, Esq
q Wholesale hardware merchant 10 the once OF
tsry The Chair having stated the object OF the meeting
on motion Of John langley, ESQ, committee Of tsens,
appointed 10 dram resolutions expressive of ths fee.
r. saunders, W. l. walters W. g. Pepper, Geo. r. Drum
mond John Myers, Henry Gheslp, Captain wm. Face
VIM lamb. VIM DeDhy yr., John IT, Sale, q W. Grandy
John r. langley, n. Cherry, W. W. Hall, Thomas Mer
ser, Capt. Cooper W Turner Thomas JOHNSON, Rooer
Scsries, Capt Bev Taylor and Lewis W. Webb, who 70
tired and Ia few minutes returned and reported reson
tons ordering willet Mott and WIN Dapdenburg 70 esv
Of the immense coscourse, and sdoots by
90 motion, II was then resolved that the SANE GU III
tee wait hessrs. Mott and Dsndsnberg imneosecy
and inform them OF the action OF the mecuns suo w"
them OF tbs opscIncnces " they neg'ec'ea 49, az
was also resolved that the entire meeung 1911 " W
committee and sec them out In the discnsrReu my ot
which may hereafter devolvc upon mcu' s"u' W, ~.
ton, the meeting adjourned 70 mee' ~S''" ""'''''
fsaiurdsy) evening, at eight O'Clock. A., .,~. -.
me ufnos, ercitement pervsdes the enore commu
pv and NC feel that nothing can save Tue men spov
,nsr,,onsd but IMMEDIATE and ignomnious Hight Mot
"a have been under suspicion for two YEAR
"a ,b,. vysth has been gradually increasing Until IN
srrest OF the Frances french, ana tne sympatny es
900 hv them in her behalf have overlooked the bank
~ hs stream IKE avalanche, swecping all before 1t.
th.vr never yet an assembIsgs excited AZ wa
,h.t an q 10 pieht have ever any communit
Nth 40 lust q cause for excitement
The arrest OF this kdr spper and the object Of the meet
,us 10 night has been the All ensrosspg TOPIC snd has
most swallowed M ever shng else ike news.
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Id which he resided In politics hs was Of the dem,crA-
10 school, always faithful hs Constituents and
corrupcbe Prior 70 the Atoiton Of the STATE consusu
oa Of IT. be chosen senator and was reelected 70
three OCCASIONS Eector OF President and Vice Prosdon
and 81 member In two several conventions 10 frame
constitutions Tor h adopted STATE In 1882
elected representative 70 Conross for the first Couges
also for Tune Collector Of the Port or Sag HrDor
L. L. under Mr.. Folks administrason
The Hon. JOIN WooDwoRrH, who was vsrginE upon his
Goth year. died In Albany the inst The DECEASED
had resided In Albany nearly half csntury. He sstab
lshsd himself n Troy In the practice OF the Law more
struggling village quito overahAdowed by Lansiugburg
He was member OF Assembly from Ronsss asr countY
1909 and IN Eeos Of President and Vice President IL
isoS 10 VI: ssscc,sSd a an early ds Win John w:
State. In March, lol0, no appointed by Governor
Clinton Judge OF the Supreme Court In the place OF the
late Chief Justice Spencer, whose constitutional Of
service then expired, and remained tho bench ill
assumed that no had reached the period life when
tho constitution interposed disqualification The Jucge
resisted this assumption, and suit 10 now pending
cover some three years salary Of which no claims to have
been Internationally deprived being but instead Of
60 years Of ago whom removed.
Mr.. sKAnuRy, native Of Connecticut, nephew Of the
celebrated Bisbop Scsbury, and in his younger days
extensive traveller eisd 81 Mobile tho Esd ultio He
went to Mobile In 1877, member Of the
that framed the State constitution and the first
from his Senatorial district He was At ere time pos
aesssd OF much wealth. and s another hs WAS very poor
Hs bad passed his eighty -sscsud year.
TIE Union Mdicdle announces the sudden death q Bsr
lin Of NJ Muller, celebrated ply sologst Who afer
retiring to bed in perfect HEALTH found dead two
henrs Ater The same Journal Also mentions the death
Venice OF Professor hAUrSER Director OF the Hospital
for Children Of Professor PArrysR at Frbourg, and
hARfsKA, At Ghsrst-a all medical msn
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A Melancholy Fate--Tho Late DIR. j. r.
Holmes.


few weeks since, We copied, from the Evansville
find Journal Of the death OF red phys
cisn out with acton and disease the house of
. pegress in that place. will be recoected that pa
cock Holmes had occupied high rank in his profession
in England and public curiosity was naturally excited -
learn the occasion OF his downfall.
The Journal OF Wednesday last contains two letters
from gentlemen who knew the deceased, the moro int
resting Of which win be found below
Dr. Peckover, Of Paris, Bourbon county, Ky, VIE re-
don, writes -
NJ acquaintance with him (Dr Holmes) commsaced
In the spring OF 1927 tine OF
the HUDSON Bay Company and continued till 1882 whea
left Eogand for this country For two years OF that time
lived principally in bis family.
The doctor married, late in life, very beautiful and
accomplished young lady: They never had any children
curing his residence at Hudson Bay, which aor
ward lost II
visit TO London. He still living in bis old home
Great Fish street, and had Office somewhere ths
West End OF London, where he treated conaumpvo ps
tients plan Of inhalation He had published work
consumption, which gave him high repute. and was
known 10 the profession By tho title OF Holmes on Con-
He Was very intimate with Abernethy and Asitoa
Key but not on friendly terms with Ashley Cooper.
nor any OF the surgeons OF Guys Hospital His practice
have made it, Is be invariably attended the calls OF tho
poor well the rich and always refused money from
those whom he considered not able to He wac gene
rous to o fault have known him visiting poor
family, destitute OF neans-having no money in his
pocket 10 Dee0W on tnemt0 pull OIL his oVofc0As anu
give to them that they might pawn or sell ii to reevs
their necessities.
gentleman residing near Nashville, Tennessee, gives
the following additional facts:--
have been personally acquainted with DIR. Holmes
since bis frat arrival In this country in 1SH was ut
that time living In Williamsburg, opposite New York. He
became constant visi,er at my house. He known
in New York and Will msburg a OF science hps
profession. | was contemplating at that time coming
West, and the Doctor expressed wish To come with
and said ~ he was getting old and feeble, he would like
10 live and end his Gays with His friends settling
Tennessee the Doctor remained with thea four
At the end OF that time he made the acquaintance Of q
pereop from Mississippi, who induced him 10 go with him
into that state, where he became inveEled in
schemes OF speculation. by which he lost. suppose,
nearly all his money. When he left he had between
SIS GOO and $50 GOO In money and securities Alter bin
msfortunes In Mississippi, ne wandered, mortified aud
broken hearted, to the OF Shakers West
Union he buried himself from the knowledge and
intercourse OF bis friends.
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United States Circuit Court
Before Hon. Judge rngersoll.

CHARGE OF Rxsfsrfys CUSTOM HOUSE OFFICERS.
JrSg The United Ssi,s PagI k,udy,r, o'cen Per-
eeine and ohesrbs particulars OF this accusation and
the defendants card In explanation Of the charge have
been pubisbed some time since The Custom House on
GERS had warrant issued by Police Justice Welsh en-
powerDs them 70 search for diamonds, &C. alleged 70
have been smusged and 10 be contained the premises
Of hesayer Co. the oces succeeded In placing seais
on the safes but alleged that the officers we're subse
queny elected from the premiscs IT was admitted that
Mr.. Pergelne told the officers that they might under
their warrant seze the goods described in the warrant
but that they should not take his books
The defendants were discharged.
ACTION FOR DAMAGES FOR THE DEATH or HUSBAND
Ann Kelly, hdmtn,trdtrig The Ne0 Jersey frdnTor
tation Company an action 10 recover damages
for The loss Of the plaintiff husband who was killed ~
falling through hOe the dsfenosnt's premises lett
open by the OF their agents or servants In Jcr
sey The case submitted 70 the jury on saturday
and they were directed 10 bring seaed verdict TINS
morning, (the Judge the interim being out Of town.
They gave sesed verdict OF 81 900 for pisnu, but on
beng poed OF the jurors said that that was not hs
verdict They we're again directed 10 retire, bat being
unable 10 agree they were discharged.
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PLucKY SENAroR.-The Hon. VIM. Chappell, n
member Of Wisconsin Senate received $4,000 of tho
Ia Crosse and Milwaukee Railroad bribc two YEAR, sEo
and Was active IN corrrptlne his legislative ssso Jlses
The Senate at M recent session. voted twenty one " I'VE
that he guilty. and eighteen 70 nine that he vas un
worthy Of seat In the body He however retained his
seat A meeting ri wstersown, where he resides,
held without distinction 81 party, uuanm ousy requested
him " resign He refused. The Common Council OF that
city, majority being hs political friends, made similar
rtasest By vote " seven 70 gve Bot W. O. would not
oopply.
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srreuLAR Su1cIcB.-rhe Morristown yerseyula
learns that Mr. isaac VsnDuyne, respcctsbe farmer,
good circumstance, living near Mortvie, NORRIS County
committed suicide by hanging on wednesday the 19t
inst lie Was very much opposed to bis daughter rece,
ing the attentions Of yourg man who was waiting upo
her. and threatened sefdesructOu on two orifhree oc
siors unless che dismissed him. II was. however, n,
ssrded A. freak, and no attention was paid 10 BY TIL
family. On the day mentioned he went 70 neighbor
ana banded him icy, saying thst u was the hey 70
containing his papers and he wished him 70 kse<
r. Some two hours afterwards be found hanging I'll
the in bis barn, dead. He about airy years o
q brother N . married woman who committed aaic,da
Pine Brook scme months since.
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The Ia Crosse and Milwaukee Railroad Company in.
corporated in 1852, 10 build road from Milwaukee Ia
Crosse, on the Mississippi river consolidation
sequently effected between this company aud the Mil
vauhtc, Fond du Lar and Green Bay Railroad Company
as authorized by act OF the Legislature passed June 81
1868 In the Of the negotiation which occurred or
arranging the consolidation, Messrs Cook aud Shcrwin
ceved August 1858, certificates in the capital stock or
the Milwaukee, Fond du lac and Green Ray Railroad Com
rany amounting 70 the OF ESQ 600, which, appears
BY the Testimony Of Levi Burne then Secretary OF the
IA Crosse and Milwaukee Railroad Company, was divided
between eight OF the directors ~ the Milwaukee Fond du
lac and Green Bay Railroad Company and by the copy
OF the assignment appended Mr. Burnelrs testimony
APPEARS that Cook Sherwin claimed not 70 bAse 81
ceivtd any compensation therefor. II 10 hardly 70 pe
supposed that these contractors so liberal az u
tribute this out OF any profits made upon -. y"n
eighteen miles Of railroad, which, By the con.rs ~ 49,,
other parties, appears TO have been the es'en' I" ''
work - .~~s.
w d. Chaplin Fss a member OF the state regns
ture Of wiscopssn Ia 1856, In letter 70 nc as
Idspsndrt thus emphstcsy and unequvoossng u..
that portion Of the report OF the Invesfgsnns ~.
WHICH changes him with having been pr'pea ~ Wv 80
Crosse Company, or having received sny Puo""'' '
alton from said company whnseSef- ,.-.,--..--
~. W w.. sr,,shsS IN your last issue, that am
charged win having rscxysd 'hs oooo' ''e hAe'0"'
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10. ED w A II ID ;.
WHOLESALE GROCER,
CCA1ZSSIOH AND FORWARDING AERCAAAI,
BRAsDIEs WINES, CIGARS, Sc, -
COR. OF SPRING AND COLLEGE SITS, NAsHF1LL, TENN
GROCERIES.
m EHEHDS Prime Choice Sugars
NbNy 50 bbls Crushed. Powdered and Loaf sug r
800 bags Prime Rio Coffee;
50 do Old G0vernmaut Java Codee5
100 bhls and half bbls Reboiiei MOlassesi
500 whole, half and quarter boxes star Candles
100 boxes summer Mould do
l0O do SOAP;
go DO Virginia and Missouri Tobacco
900 do Assorted glassware;
1000 kegs Wheeling Nails Brads and Spikes, assorted
50 bags Pepper spice and Ginger5
% do S. S. Almonds;
90 do English Walnus and kiiherts;
. cases half and quarter boxes sariinesI
5000 Imported Cigars;
50 0UO various brands Cigars;
50 dozen Painted buckets;
so do Tuhs;
so casgs Witches:
. coils Manila R0Fe. assorted sizes
jan1l 20. EDWARDS
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OCOEE HOUSE, CLEVELAND TENNESSEE.
ID. A. Tibbs. Proprietor.

TTVHIS Hotel spacious hrok building just compsd
Ihepropretor has ineuIri heavy expense u fftng mp
ard furnishing tle make
The house Is nov open for the @ Of uparer vs urs and
travellers and the proprietor aln ample
for $50 persons. An omnibus. with good d viii De-
AZ the depot 70 coITey passengers u e Hotel end hack the
dep again. The proprietor intends class
Hotel. aud hopes TO share a liberal ratr1llEs..
augi5 DANIEL A. TIBBs, Prcrriet1r
TyINE VIRGINIA TOBACCO.--CsPrZ shulshss
III sent large lot Of Zine Tohacc5.
d. ~ LANGLEY 4 CO.
sep3 Agents for z. shut, ard HaIsey < Iooser
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AUCTION a COMmIssION NOTICE,
RFwTr errrrUng
yATsoN a.. cO0KE gAsFE8 " HAlLET. GEalaz lEz.
COOKE, BAILEY s. GO.

WHOLESALE nckIEr-s
Boots, Shoes Hats Caps straw Goods, Ac.,
No. 50 North SIDE Pu5is sptrc ElIslraTs, Iean.
WE are now receiving lrys and us ass1rus stock %
Wv and desirable goods. selected wiki great care. AMI
adapted 20 the prsntaul appruzc hici
ly invite The attention 90 ue trade.
To those z1rfs1u
their pa promptly a. maturity, Viii ue Go ter Interest
10 give Us al least portion of their patronage
Call and examine stoCk and prices.
Orders carefully allied. goods FTul ay sent forward.
augl5 cuukE- EAILET q co. .
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AROMATIC SCHTEDATI SCEENAPPS.
1000 boxes, quarts and pnts. This article without any doubt
the best Sehnapps offered the United States and as 70 It's me-
decimal properties has not its equal.
Before purchasing elsewhere call and examine Tor yourselves
Remember a. Public Square, B, +. Shields ljunelO