davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1859-06-20

# At about . o'clock on Friday aftcrnoo
inan named William Vaughan, died in the
lookup. lie was prorrieto. or lon gro.ccry
named the Live anI let Liye," on Sherman
street, rs the evidence before the Coroner's in.
quest showed, and that for year past l.c had
become rcry Incorporate; that night before last,
he assaulted n1an with tunb!er, inhicting
injuries Of i nature requiring the aid of a sur
econ. During Thursday night, Vaughan was
discovered drunk lying in his hack yard. lie
WAS taken into tho house. aud Yesterday forc-
! noon was arrested on warrant for assault and
taken to the -Armory, and there died.
Tic verdict Of the jury vas, "Died of conscs-
ton Of the brain, Consequent upon continued ill.,
toxication."
Tie uaharpy man Of the Tim>* in speaking Of
this, SAYS:
"0n account uf his condition humanity would
have dictated t!,r psoprictt ef delivering him 10
'lis friends, or to physician for uid but nstca,l
III TINS, he Was taktt' On L Gait to the Lookup
and placed in cc!l, where lie died
Sow, to this, VIC would simply reply, that, de-
lircriEg him to his friends would have been of
little Use. as the man was Ut home when he was
i"und lying iu tile 1car Of his house. Beside.
with assault cases it is not usual to scnd them to
the hospital, but take then, to the Iock.up.-
Humanity dictated the taking Of this man to the
lookup. On spring wagon, comfortably wrap
ped IN blankets and carefully tended. The yer.
dict Of the jury is explicit as to the cause Of
Eauslan's dcat!'--it was runs and no. the lock-
up. LIT the saloon be changed to the "Die and
Let Die, instead If the "Livc and Let Live"
, 1859-06-20

~ Attention is called to the sale Of first
class Furniture, Paintings, &C., by John Rankin,
at lss Randolph. OIL Tuesday, the .1st Inst
| Sec advertisement,
, 1859-06-20

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-' t''' I" '"e -'o's" Hsa 1al tS9A ly
, 1859-06-20
IIia}l1f0.

W ANTED-:A Situation ~ Ha,k
sFt; e. eF safc>nAn. bv r1.o h.. h IL! nh t.
esft:c e Ill usN+ae> ex:e.%ev ,crs,1itauer tk
i.' "t !rei"cs WI r. Given. Aiusrss T. o. Boz ;4.p
.-il e ~ -S- e''N
, 1859-06-20

endcT tue present administration the
wl"1e race Of s'4ystcrs has dissppcarcd. and
our l'oIicc Court is no longer annoyed b. the
tricks Of such contemplate rascals Under the
"cntwo'tl. administration we had The Nelson's
anu the G'bbonscs doing a glorious business.
Nl,crc are they now:
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Snve your on ifdren.

Every who has family of children must know how
liable they are to accidents and the numerous injuries they
sustain notwithstanding the greatest possible CARE cuts
scads bruises and Thousand other INJURIES How their it,
lie cries rend the heag What mother under these appalling
circumstance would give almost portion OF her hearts
oiood 70 secure the little from torture We tell her
once how It can be done Have hand box Of DALLEYS
MAGiCAL fam EXTRACTOR. Apply it, aud all pain will
cease -ai will snbside all trouble viii be
tears Val cease 70 this good newsf Is conolatoya
If take and remember DALLEY,S Al PAIN
fATh!AGToR be sure to have II byyou.
FIR vale in New Orleans, wholesale md retail, by
]. WRIGHT CO.,
Nos u and ltl chartrss street.
General Agents fo TIE souh and ID whom all orders should
% addressed. ja24 2p6:&nw
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nJ-Dr. HOstetter's Celebrated stomach Bit
.ers have doubtless created sensation in the
nifty for s remarkable any other medicine extanf
fact that in the minds OF many persons prejudice exists
against what called Patent Medicines but why
prevent yon esoug to article that has such array
testimony 10 support It, Hustete Stomach Biters Physi-
csns prescribe why should discard M Judges usually
considered q talent have and do it in their families
Why shend you reject iii Let not prejudice usurp your
TO the tyeasing injury Of your health If Jou are
sick and require medicine, Try these Biters.
For sale by druggists and dealers generally everywhere
Z ia24 2o6.&JtW
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arFive hundred Dollars Rew.rd.-T]

ArFive Hundred Dollars Reward.-The
undssued having received letters from several merchants
New oans informing him that unprincpied persons
are engaged I'm boling and selling mixed poisonous
bqnor under bis trade Aromatic Schnapps
put mp 10 bottles with labels wrappers. and facses of
an graph. close imitation thereof and believing many
others In different cities h the West engaged the same
eloncus business in defiance Of the pers and penalties
achea thereto and to put top TO tbs psting Of his
mark, he offers reward Of FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS
for snch evidence VIII lead to the detection conviction
any person parties implicated in the crime
The reward will be paid 10 any may been in.
noceDty employed in the manufacture Of couuteres
ell wrapper abeer, printer engraye bottle maker
heir legal conviction cf the guilty employer And suc
hereby cautiare1 against engaging Continuing
such criminal employment after the present notice. They are
also hereby informed that all orders for bottles mouds en-
gaved blocks priners work. be used in the preparation
Of such counersits lonious though they the
Of Undersigned unless The articles ordered ore to be
delivered at bis principal depot e Beaver street, New York
And all thus engaged in aiding abeir the manu-
csure sale Of such couneeis after present notice will
be held amenshe to Eelaw.
All communications 10 be addressed me- to the care Of
Msssfs. BUNNELL 4 BAILIEFF. New Orleans.
UDoLPHo WOLFE,
j4lS 2plm 20 Beaver street, New York.
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Shirts Shirts !! Shirts !.

Shts'ts Shts'ts Shirts
SHIRT FOR THE MILLION
| At
S. N. M00DY'S,
| CORNER CANAL AND ROYAL STREETS
By far the largest the Southern try in
suring perfect f twenty different ses and every style
4 vogue.
MoODY's CELEBRATED
SHIRTS FOR SIX DOLLARS.
Beautifully warranted never to come of
unparalleled example chearhess defyng the
peitopof any wholesale retail house 10 the trade
~ Call and examine them
| WINTER UNDER GARMENTs-In every fabric
| HosIERY-Every description.
The recherche aad Elegant designs in CRAvATs and
Just out.
Genuine JoUvIN's KID and WINTER GLOVES
LINEN and SILK POCKET HANDKERcRIEFs
SUBSCRIBERS
SHIRT BosoMs,
DRESSING ROBES,
And every article gentleman needs complete his toilet
the equally astonishing prices Of
Moody's Celebrated shirts.
Ra-strsngers will remember
S. N. MooDY's,
ja2i 2p7t Corner of Canal aad Royal streets.
Great Inducements
Are now offered 5-.=7[
TO PURCHASERS OF CHOICE GOODS
* and II 12 and II j
czx1a<szxsEs szREEr,
Is new offering for the Ills stock of RICE and
CAREFULLY SELECTED GOODS, at
STILL FURTHER REDUCTIONS.
so as to make for his early SPRING 1MPoRTATIoNs
The stock consists part Of the following VERY CHOICE
GOODS, w:
RICH PLAIN BLACK and
FIGURED SILKS in
ROBES and PIECE.
Superb EMb'D PARIS ROBES,
CHOICE DRESS SILKS, etc.
Rich Dress Goods,
Ii all the La,es. Styles.
F IN Il LA 3 e s.,
ALENcoN,
ATTLlQUE,
GUlPURE,
FALENdIENNKs
HoNIToN, etc. etc.
VERY RICH BLACK THREAD LACE POINTS, NAN
TIES and sHAWLS. u
VERY RICH BLACK THREAD LACE TRIMMINGS.
FINE EMB'D HDKFs
ssrs.
COLLARS,
cLoAKs, -'N' w. s't' ~
sHAWLS,
MILLINERY,
RIBBONS,
TRIMMINGS, etc.
are part euarly requested to examine the
9ood as they are all Of my own direct Importation
SYST Of all the latest and most exclusive styles and patterns
are now onefed HON 70 to per cent below The original prices
JOHN TODD,
Ja2a 2p3t Mes. II and II Chartres street,
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3 Z n n 8

On Monday h inst at his residence ST. Peter street,
. O'Clock r M, WILLIAM BUCKLEY, aged 7S years a
native Of the county Of Wa erford, Ireland 7
friends and acquaances of the deceased aud those
his sona Thomas and James Buckley respectfully invite
TO attend his funeral this evening o'clock from his late
sidence on ST. Peter street between DerbgDy and Roman
Nithe mt further pofice
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-25

jssSssz On the l7th young man named
b iSot MIls Susan Whiting 1t Sonth
a 4 A. ~ jealousy, and afterwards
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49, Z anansase coalpiaine smcng the consumer
slst 49, ~ rs S..t Is n sasses
i, ~ s,ss e 81. 81 .
~ y :, 49, ss'0s, An $500 !,
. prsna ~ ~ q s,soss 81 3 psecurs fut
ur,sr r.,ch =. 49,, -, .n.3 fheae cir.
cunsssaes. ss s sisss s. ssea IL u.dsr them
they Do nj ,scuIe ~ pro - NJ Their invest
ss 20. e $500 z !. :. ana -hss !,
1910 u. 70 49, ss.ssa 8 .s ~,
-. ~ 80, IS. ~ ,has.a ]. !.
s.. ~. ,.l...s - -, .or,.-ha,. "a :.
id ,tn-.,,, occn, u ana m n. vsnaors :,
.n.I q. th 4 tsnlt = accnsat;or ha;,r I'M. ~
dersood asaina numbers Of citizens engaged in deal
ing y r go iFom tnem rejecting upon city officials
= ~ nd Incompetent in the discharge Of duty.
But i = dltrult to locate the error, which Is some
wheres o. ms wrong that is done SO continually.
w cannot charge It to deliberate design Of fraud on
ne part OF dealers, but would choose rather to i'm
pufe = 70 carelessness and oversight in measuring
0ut tins cheap and bulky merchandise. The system
o. measurement which should be pursued is defined
~ CITY ordinance No 5747, adopted and approved
the 18th Of February last, Of which the following
eections are pertinent to the matter in consideration
SIC p I oydaiasd " ths cbnmon Council q the CRY q
thsf III cal sod o. for ale IL d. City Il Kew or
e s III r ~ n q
soas sI!n ca.l ssssssiss han n s
and Any pss.n ihs foreonx section q ens
or IN = r LIABLE 70 S les
psteut jasH een Il, M bspsnt d he ely -
e sTsAe Srda.ss &c q. coal c cue IN
ssI vehicle shan Divided .h receipt q saeh
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& u z, q fIo Notice elsew herr announces
Ovssaksr Il n,w ths proprietor Of TIL. pop
ShieA located in the business center ),
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Warranted cola Pens.

very superior article Of GOLD PEN made expressly to
order sid scd with guarantee embracing Mammoth Bank
Ensrossng and Medium sizes Each pen stamped T. u
Guon, warran ed" Sold only at
GUION'S Depot of Fashion,
Nc. 20 81. Charles street, yeranda Bcildngs
la24 2pH a few doors from Canal street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-25

I'D N 49, y Ga1r HOUND One Is to Be had
Rssat soplt. lying ii he Third District See
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s - n ~ q u O'Clock NJ, at the
stsest. fer account Of the creditors Of
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~ Weeds Patent Sewing Machine.-We
have been often asked which the Sewing Machine
in and 70 satisfy ourselves have spent exam
bereft. a&
We purchased Of the above named Machines and have
tried On every kind Of work required family gives
the best satisfaction doing Its work rapidly neatly
stronger than the usual hand It harder 10 rim
work done this Machine than that done ordinary way
II Is neat and tasty, being nicely finished, ap
simple beyond the possibility getting Of repair
by ordinary isvery strong and durable well
assured Of them wall years use
II has already saved alors dessmakers enough in
cur family to is cost and think 1t very profitable
Investment nothing Of Its convenience the hours OF
needle work that II mother. We emphaticay
this the best Sewing Machine use the
labor saving invention Of the day.
Messrs WHITNEY 4 LYON. who the prcprietors of |
these MsShnes have sslesoom Broadway New York
sIChcago Herald.
NJ HEDRICK Agent,
df 2rsr&X l-.- -. % Can,n stras.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-25

HORNS, the Ba1te OF Children.
Have lost their introduction of wIEEa,s
CANADIAN VERM1FUGE. 1t expels them vi Ct arms.
There is mineral Ingredient in the preparation Nothing
can be mid and gentle than but it does its
work radically, removing every vesge Of The disease.
HD-Be particular remember the nsmeWirer,s Cana.
dian VernfGge.',
For sale in New Orleans, wholesale and re:ail, by
]. WRIGHT & CO.,
q and ISL ohartres street.
Ja2i <p6taltW Soe Proprie ors
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3 kxssc1 Rian Comr4Fr No. Is. s. The
49, Conpany \ % b. held this
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Genuine .meerscha,,,,, PiDes.

WeHNtSte sNeecScHNtEm Pines,
Direct impor:a.on-each pipe WARRANTED GENUINE.
full supply Of the approved patterns now in store
Also, just received, 1000 lbs of Pure
TURKISH SMOKING TOBACCO,
Put mp in H. tin canisters. Likewise Quantity of the cee
brated Egyptian LATAKIA TOBACCO. For sale a.
GUION'S,
No. 20 st. Charles street,
jazz :p6 few doors from the corner Of Canal street
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Ladies' Che,a,tses.

Received, NEW INVOICE, composed ef
so DOZEN ALL LINEN and LINEN dAMBRIC Emb,oid-
n cred and Valsrciennes Trimae5.
]. LEVOIS & CO.,
Jazz 2p6s corner Of Canal and Bourbon streets.
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Jdnses p. Thompson,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
No. III BROADWAY, tneas Canal st.est.) NEW Yoax
iyls ~ 81
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Rutland 3 DNCiS,
FORWARDING & COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Agents Of the Independent boats,
N. 2p.. MosmE. Az.
The Southern or Company.
The undersigned having been appointed SOLE AGENTS
the sale OF the products manufactured by the SOUTHERN
OIL coAPASYs Factory Mobile are now prepared /,
urniEh 7Eass
Machinery OIL
warranted equal to wINTER-sTRAINED LARD OF, ~
lubricating purposes. $50
Suitable for every description PAINTING and for ALE
eoLoRs, except white or extreme light shader.
Gas OIL.
Manufactured expressly for the portable gas apparatus.
Deck OIL.
Ofsrperior quality for decks Of ships and seants sts
Navy Pitch,
Which will be found Of superior quality perfectly clean asd
free from all impurities.
The Machinery Oil 10 fuly guaranteed ben NM ehs.a -
any recognized agent Of the Company.
For sale BY the resident agent works In Mobile and ~
G. G. BOGERT d CO.,
Agents Of the Company
.eo -p-aw z Camp street. y. q. -5
IYseOdOr Dnnstges,
Nos. zee AND $50, CORNER ROYAL AND ST. PHn1IP
STREETS,
Branch Store, No. I25 Rampant.
Late Circus street,
viii sell of all bis Winter Stock a. Reduced Prices
pris.ng-
WooLEys,
SILKS, and
yELvETs
To make room for SPRING GOODS. now coming on.
Just received S
CHEAP BALL AND EVENING DRESSES,
RIBBONS,
im.H FLOWERS, and ##
REAL JoUvIN GLovKs-
ialo 2pf THEODOR DANZIGER.
Just Received,
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Prtse .uedat Opera Glasses.

large assortment of these very superior powerful
every variey-jus received and for
sale at : -
7m GUION'S Depot Of Fashion,
Nc. 20 St. Charles street, veranda Buildings
jazz 2pst few doors from Canal street.
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Esssl7's Lung Ks;slsasse.

If Physicians will use it, why is it not Safe
for the People? The medicine to which |
refer is OBJ. HaIps BaJsam for the Lungs.'
have prescribed it in large number of cases
and aytcays nth stccese. One c,sr in par
ticular, to which wish now to refer was
gicen mp By seoeral phy~iciaas who had been
called in consultation with myself. The pa
tent hal all the symptoms Of confirmed con-
SUMPTION, such as cold night sweats, hectic
fever harrassing cough, with continued pain
in the lobe of the right lsng, attended with
severe diarrhpa! He cnmmecel immedi-
ately to get better by the use of the above
named medicine, and was soon restored to his
usual healN! have also found DR.. Hall $
Balsam the most galuable erpectOraat for
breaking up distressing coughs and colds
that have ever used.
W.. WRIGHT NJ ID.
CINCINNATI, Nov. 2, 1S49.
Sold by j. l.. Taylor, Ottunwa, Iowa.
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WEEKLY COURIER.
Books, Magazines, &c.

The Post Office Guide, containing lists of
Post Offices in the United States and Terri
tories, rates of foreign and domestic postage,
letter and printed matter, and abstracts of
rules OF Post Office DEPARTMENTS very
convenient Book of ~ pages, published at
Cincinnati, o. by G. S. Williams-Price
25 cts.
Challen's Monthly for April is received.
This is very interesting little work, of some
so pages, handsomely embellished, and
costing only s1,o0, with portrait of Everett
thrown in. II copies and II portraits for
$40. Address James Challen & Son, Phil
adelphia. '
The American Farmers Magazine is pub
lished monthly by j. A. Nash, New York,
at 81 90; 10 copies 5000; 30 copies, $40.
This work was always excellent, but in the
hands of Mr. Nash it has been greatly i'm
proved until it now has no superior in this
department. The April No. before us is
especially interesting.
Godey's Lady's Book, still maintains its
supremacy in its peculiar and important
sphere. The May No. is rich in embellsh-
ments, fashion plates, Music, Reading matter
&c. Published by L. A. Cooley, Philadel-
phia. Terms, one copy $500; Two, $500;
six, $1,000.
THE SCIENTIFIC AMERIcAN.-The issue of
this most valuable paper of April 10th, con-
1ains drawings of the extensive Buildings and
rooms occupied by that paper and the Patent
business connect ed with it, and an extended
account of the rise, progress and present
condition of the paper, all of which will great
ly interest is numerous readers. See Pros
pectus in this paper.
GEOLOGY OF IowA.-We are in receipt of
the first volume of the Geological survey of
Iowa by James Hall, State Geologist, and j..
d. Whitney, Chemist and Mineralogist.-
This volume is divided into two parts. Geol-
ogy and Paleonithologv, published separate
ly The two books contain 725 pages be-
sides notes, plates, &c. The printing, en-
craving and binding CLOTH are executed in
a style creditable to the state, and to the
compilers The work is of immense value
and we shall make from it copious extracts
from the portion relating to our own region.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1859-04-21
After one Of the longest. and most unt

After one of the longest, and most uncom-
Portable, although not the coolest winter of
some months, that the oldest inhabitant
remembers, the weather seemed to break
about noon on Saturday last, since which
time, up to the present writing, Tuesday
Evening, it has been delightfully."- pleasant,
but with sufficient ingredient of cool in
the atmosphere, to prevent the lassitude
usually experienced on sudden changes from
cold to warm weather. The change has ex-
crted magical influence upon every body,
has set every available hand at work in the
gardens, and especially has allured from
their seven months imprisonment, the fairer
half ofcreation, whose presence on our streets,
and in our stores on shopping business, has
had decidedly enlivcning and cheering eff
feet upon public mind previously fast
sinking into dependency, misanthropy,
and blue-devils.
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We are happy to announce the return OF

We are happy to announce the return of
our enterprising fellow Citizen, G. G.. Packard
from the Eastern Cities, where he has spent
several weeks in laying in supplies for the
several departments of his immense business,
and we can say to the citizens of the valley
that Packard is prepared to push along and
keep things moving Having made arrange
! ments with manufacturers for an unlimited
supply, he will be constantly receiving heavy
invoices of Hardware, Nails, Iron, &C. to
] meet any demand at wholesale or retail
We see that he is Jobbing to a considerable
extent, as he can do to the advantage of wes-
: tern dealers. We like Packard's enterprise.
Ut is bound to win. The same old sign the
big Paddock" is the place.
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LAWRENCE & CmAMBERs-By reference
ITO our ADVERTISING columns, it will be seen
] tiat Lawrence & Chambers, at the old stand
. on the corner, have received and opened
their new Spring goods, and we can say to
our readers, after a personal examination,
that in our judgment, Charley never brought
better stock to this market, and never gave
4 better bargains than can now be had of
Lawrence 4 Chambers. We wish this new
1 firm success. They are both men of first
rate business habits, sterling integrity, and
together possess abundant means, and de-
serve success.
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OPEN.--In our last weeks issue we an
II unced that our worthy friends, Hedrick &
GillaSpie expected to have their stock opened
ont inad day or two, an expectation which
reference to our ADVERTISING columns will
sh Wv, has been realized. That splendid
seek Of goods has been some days subject
to ru 10 inSpe ton, AMI we can assure our
readers ont of iowa that they have been
il pectcd by hundreds, by the Ladies espe-
cialiy. Wcagain invite attention to Messrs.
lle'lrick & Gillaspie's very strong claims
upon the public in this connection.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1859-04-21

QUEENswARE.-Decidedly the best quality
of white Queens and glass ware we have
ever seen in this market DR.. Warden has,
and we feel that we are doing the public a
favor by calling their attention to the fact,
and inviting them to call and examine for
themselves. The DIR. has very perfect
assortment ofstaplc and other goods, in every
department, which he is selling at low figures.
Try him and see if it is not so. -
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The On OF SciENcE.-Until very recently
it was supposed that any oil was good for
the hair, and many bald head has been the
consequence. Scientific research has, how
ever, detected the fallacy. Mr.. Spalding
has at length discovered mixture which
may be used with perfect safety, and with
vast benefit to the hair. As an inyigorator,
rcstorer, bcautifier and embellisher, it is I'M
equalled Let every one fling greasy COM
pounds into the gutter, and buy Spalding S
Castor Oil and Rosemary
Sold by j. l.. TAYLOR, Ottumwa.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1859-04-21

The attention of the Ladies is solcitatcd
to the card of Mrs. Martin & Mrs PARCEL,
Milliner and Dress maker, in another column.
These aides arc from Burlington, and late
'esrom st. Louis, and bring with them repu-
4 ion for skill and experience in this branch
robustness. They have also full assortment
of Goods in their line. They wish two young
Ltties to learn the business. Pleas, call
o. hem. They arc 1st door west of this
Office, opposite the Carroll House.
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NOTICE. .The copar'nership heretofore exist
N ing between Daniel Eaton and Samuel s. Ben
net and known the firm of Eaten Bennett, is by
mutual consent of parties dissolved All business Of
the late firm win be settled by the subscriber, who
win remain at the old stand and continue to manufac
ture and keep constantly hand the largest and best
assortment of household furniture offered for
sale in Wapeo county, and will sell at prices TO suit
the times. DANIEL EATON.
p. 8. All persons indebted to the late firm, either
by note book account previous to this date, are
requesedto call and settle the without delay.
April g, 1859.
Apr. IA, 'b9-5-11-3m.