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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-02
SEWING MACHINES.

ODD FELLOWS HALL.
STRAKOSCH,S
Grand Combined Italian
Opera and Concert Company,
INCLUDING the most extraordinary constellation of Musca
celebrities who have appeared together America.
Debut of the Countess
CORA DE wILHORST,
The Young and Fascinating Prma Donna in Nashville.
On Monday, january 3 1853,
First Grand Musical Festival,
Unprecedented Combination of Musical Stars.
The public are respectfully informed that
Mile. PARoDI. Madame De wrLHoRsr,
Madame STRAKOsCH. Mr. SQUIREs,
Sig. EToREE BARALI, Sig. AMoDIo
MAURICE sRAKOsCH, SIG Nicola,
WIN in three brilliant Musical Festivals Monday,
Tuesday and Wednesday,
January Sd, 4th and 5th, 1859.
Mr. sakOsch respectfully informs his friends public
the liberal patronage which has invariably attended perform
ances of the companies which he has drought to this city, he
concluded to combine all the principal Vocaists Of his
GRAND OPERA CONCERT COMPANY,
and let them appear together in the above named
Musical Festival.
Mr. sakosch feels particularly gratfed to be instrumental
presenting to the museoyng citizens of Nashville two such
MILE. PARODI and
Mime De WILEIORST.
Of Ladies have, Europe, we'll America,
reputation
Two of the Greatest Living VOcaIiSIS,
and achieved brilliant triumphs in Paris London, New York,
Boston. Philadelphia, &C.
The Price Of Admission, including reserved Seats has been
fixed at SO.
Seats Tor the first be secured at present music
Mcclure, No, 3d. Union The sale
for the second and musical festival commence on Mon.
day morning January 3D. There will be positively only
three musical festivals
Doors open Performance 70 commence at5 O'Clock.
janl-td
TWNHE CABLE HAT--Decidedly new and becomia
FRANCIsC0F Hat Emporium
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PLANTERS BANK OF TENNESSEE,

ENHE Board Directors have this day declared dividend q
s. per share payable 10 the Stockholders and after
LIST % January, 1859 tdeC3O-lmI D. WEAVER, Cash
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LARGE ARRTVAES OF CoODSi

DENJ. p SHIELDS is receiving per steamers RuByan
- John Bell etc. extensive Of merchandise the
different varieties in the various departments trade On
morning, at 10 o'clock, will aes and continue
during the week, both day and night entire stock
closed. The trade especially attend the siss As The
Goods will be sold in lots and sacrifices may expected
usual, cash. rlez9
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VALUABLE PLANTATION AND NEGROES
FOR SALE
y > 2 =
IN pursuance Of decree in Chancery will sell, the
First OF February 1852

pursuanc Of decree IN JhanceTy VIII sell, The
First OF February, 1859,
premises public auction, valuable cotton plantation,
situated on Greek, Washington county Mississippi and
owned by " Percy Co.. and known the Percy Place Said
plantation fifteen hundred and ssyenyYe Of The
finest cotton land the SOuhnine hundred the highest
It in delightful neghbOOod twelve
Greenvie, the shipping pOin-ts perfectly indie
pendent Of eTee and above the highest water The entire tract
susceptible Of cultivation any momenit has upon de
ghul Dwelling gin house perfectly quarters stables, dc
and making between twelve and fourteen bs
the hand
gros OF hands, belonging j. W. Percy Co., and
raise by them Also b mules 10 yoke Of 70 head OF cat
te sheep, 5000 6oGO bushels Of with plantation
1. wagons, de-, Of all kinds and in good order.
TeFRs--For the land fourth cash. the balance
three equal aunul insalment with per
date and approved security the negroes and personal
pery Of all descriptions for twelve months accptances
proved Orleans All persons wishing purchase
are invited come and view the premises.
dec22-dJaR9D59 L R Dixon, Commissioner
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Notice 20 stockholders Of Nashville q Chat
tnnoogn RalIroas Csmpanr.

election OF fifteen Directors % manage the a1ans
n Company will held at MurfrensaOr0, WEDN ESDtEs
ne 18th DAY Of December Stockholders, usual, viii
carried election, the whole road, hey prefer
their respective stations, the day pFeyon 70 he
DAY o. or day said elsctoa showing their certificates q
stock to ths Conductors, A. GLkAfBs,
nova Secretary.
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AUCTION SALE OF GROCERIES


FINE supply this economical Coal nov en- hand
~ at the Coal Ysra q tie Nashville and Chatt.
nooga Depot sci Jog at the following prices
Large lump KOuHd Coal, p per per ton
Mixed Large and fine do 90 do or % 10
Fine do 10 do do or 90 DO
Try and you viii be convinced the best coal b. The
market tlec3i-dly-2dpgl J. AGNEW
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LADIES FINE SHOES.
Additional Supplies.

ladies' Congress KID Hssiei Kossuth Boots.
10 ButtOred do do Boots.
do White Satin Slippers;
do Congress and Lace Winter CATERS.
Misses Kid Heeled Welt Roots
do Goat do do do &C.. &c.
deesS JOHN RAMAaE.
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FOR $ LIE,
A FINE SUBUR RAN RESIDEN I,
Situated on M'Gavock street,
= n


Situated MGavock street,
In west Ma Vile.
4 WILL sell private sale, that beautiful and Al
commodOus residence Of Mr.. CHARLES W. -7.fA
Mcavock street, and adjacent that
If the Rev Mr. Reed and close TO the residence Of
Mr.. Bayess. The lot fronts 100 feet MciGyOck
street hack $685. feet 70 foot alley and
enclosed with fine cedar picket fence The house
story brick containing in the main building with store
rooms, chinalOs together with vegetable and coal cellars
bic, carriage house, There IS upon the premssa splen
The house entirely new, with all - modern
provemen finished in the superb Of architecture
and with comfort and convenience. IN examination OF
premises viii the asiou that it
most complete residences that has been offered % the public
Iisa well established fact, that that portion II West Nashville
is the most desirable OF cthar account OF society health
easy approach the city, besides The other that
presents the business The fact that the cOpoaiOna
heavy should be nduceent 20 those wishing purchase
give passing notice. lis all represented
he. will SELL desr 100 feet adjoining the above and
that Of Mr.. Reed ....
The Rev Dr. Houston, the present occupant, viii take pleasure
in showing the premises that wish To examine.
Y II not sold privately before Monday the 81 of January
1852 will offer it public sale at the court house gate the
highest bidder
Terms of SaIe.--A credit Of and three years,
with Notes bearing interest," we'll endorsed payable in Bank, and
lien retained. E. r. GLASCOCk,
dec29-td Real Estate agent
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FOR CINCINNATI.

EENHE regular packet boat HUDSON, Ridenhour, -
n Master. VIII leave asabove and all intermediate
l11thgs thls DAY, saturday the LIST instant, at y
o'clock NJ. Forfeighto passage apply on board or 70
Jahl-h H H HARRISON. Aren't.
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FOR ST. LOUIS,

VIE ane passenger packet sAELIE WEST,J.
- n CoRBETT, Master will leave for tie above neE
and al intermediate ports Sunday, % p o'clock
n For freight or passage apply on hoard 70
A. HAMILTON, Agent.
Jani-lt or Il II HARRISON Agent
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may learn write with ease elegance and rapidity
Mr. d. believes the hundre pupils he has taught in
this place. within the last een y viii be tie 6st eYen- q
his teacher, but thO-e who wish further testimony
referred to his large circular, Whes they viii hud the
qualified testimony from the bes In the States.
during the last twenty years.
They viii there hna the best evidence Of the great ut =
Y aud simplicity OF Photography.
Hours . to II A. NJ, to 5 P. NJ, and to 9 at night
deco Il
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TtFHE hne passenger steamer MINNETONKA
DAsHlE1L Master, Will leave Mon,ay, the Haas
Slstinsant at y o'clock, NJ Fer freight or pas -
sage apply on board to
janl-lt A. HAMILTON AGENT
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TRABUE & LUCUs.
HEST STAND IN THE CITY ron RrN1.

EEE store House eceupg vii b 70, rsnt for the y
le5s THIS spiendi- Stand for Boots Shoes. Cioh-
ingO Grocery Store. For terms apply to l. Luton At Poo
insurance. Company or TRABuE 4 LCCUS.
cec24 a. the store, "A PutIie sQusra
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sALESNTAN WANTED

SALESMAN WANTED
I'm a New York Fancy Goods House.
Two persOn who either for Wholesale Boot
Shoe Grocery Dry Goods House. hiring s1tgfac
tory letters rom last employer. to the o.
influence, and otter quahcsuns-o such good
ments viii Be offered by the advertisers.
Address B. & NJ, box 1872, PostOffce, New York.
dec3s-d3t
Negro Men aud BOys Wanted.
AFEREDITH, HALEY & CO. wish 70 hrs for the ensuing
w year, Fifty Negro Wen and Boys, from 10 to
20 old work in their Tobacco Fcoy No a a Col
ege street They prefer hire negOes that for hire
D. 50 that they may learn them the business and not he compelled
TO lesrn new hands every year. ldsc2s-tan3
COMPTROLLER'S OFFICE,
NAsHvLEE, FEzS, Dec g, 1853.
TNDER the provisions Of Of 18th February
chap 250 and other the subject Of Free Banking
VII sell at public auction, at the Merchants ExhAngs WE
street. New York city, the p Of February 1852 and from day
20 day until they all disposed o. foloEing Bonds enor
e BY the STATE Of Tennessee, belonging 10 tho following Ess
Banks nov in liquidation, Wit
81 Nashville and CaanOoga Railroad BOns 81 0o0
belonging to the Bank o. Claiborne.
a East renneses and Virginia Railroad Bonds for 81 go eac
l. East Tennessee Virginia Railroad Bonds for 00 eae
BELONGING to the Bank Of Trenton.
u Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad Bonds and l6 Memphis
City Bonds all for SlOOeach belonging the Bank q Taze
veil. JAMES I. DUNLAP,
dec20-dlm coEptrcller.
Daily Memphis Appeal insert for thirty days aud snd b to
Comptroller.
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Great Excelsior shingIe Mill,

The Mill is the most simple complete comprehensive
durable machine for making Shingles No J. quality
of any and all kinds Of timber.
3D. This Mill superior single to all others, whether
shaved sawed cut will make from third to fourth
shingles froma given amount Of timber than any other
chine, and they command n better price
3D. This Mill will make from Is TO . 600 perfect and smooth
shingles 10 hours, the saw kept in OrdeE and properly
tended to.
Ih This Mil is less cumbersome occupies less space,
convenient and requires less poser than any other mill au
5h. This Mil composed entirely Of iron and STEEL AMI when
sent from the mauufactery is ready for the telt.
9th Any person make perfect singles the first trial.
well the experienced and with equal facility, in
fact Is the Plus ultra Of single machines
subscriber having purchased the Letters Patent for the
tire Tennessee Of this invention will positively pre-
any infringement Of the AID will dispose O. STATE,
County, individual rights remuneraye the pu
chaser. L. GILLIAN.
Letters inquiry, Orer addressed to E. Gillian, Of
Mr. Burns, Mr.. John Morrow, Messrs Furman & Co.,
Nashville, Tennessee will meet with prompt attention.
Having had one machines exhibition at Messs
Vannoy Turbiyie Co.'S Of this city for several months,
builders and carpenters to its merits
and quality Of shingles.
NASHVILLE December p, 1853.
viii also act as agent for the the machines in
Kentucky Indiana, Arkansas Illinois, Mississippi and TeXs
dec35-dd L. GILLIAN.
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10000 paper assorted Seeds;
100 Pounds - -


10000 paper assorted Seeds;
100 Pounds -
In store and arrive their Seeds the character Of which
we'll known they need not word Of recommendation from u.s.
JOHNSON, ROBINS & Co.,
Propyietors Of the American Seed Gardens.
Rikersfeld, Conn,
300 dozen assorted, from this hOlse This old and
oent hou,e and perhaps sell seed than house in
New England.
We Introduce their Seeds market ana
still their wholesale agents
Their seeds have given full satisfaction and many we'll
pleased with the superior quality Of vegetables produced from
them that they will have other Among their Seeds will be
found some varieties not heretofore brought here
RISLEY,
FredontG, Netg York.
large supply from this house. put boxes containing 200
papers, assorted, to suit the country trade.
These seeds equal the market and prefer
them from having been grown far Nogth.
We have also large supply Of Beans and Peas by the gallon
and bushe
SHAKER SEEDS.
From their Gardens South Union, Ky.
We always keep supply Of these Seeds as they have many
friends who prefer them to the Northern growth.
families who wish their supplies had
better send in their orders before assortment broken
ja2 RAINS & BROWN.
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FOR Nm ORLEANN

FENHE splendid passenger steamer RED ROVER.
STRONG, Master will leave for the above and slassAa
gu nterr1edi2te landings Wednesday the 5th, at
a4 O'clock NJ For rtiRet or passage anu ca board or 70
Janl-u A. HAMILTON, Agent.
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PENMANSIsIP
HON . G II AP HY.
MR. DOLBEAR
Ladies and eentlemen

WILL commence giving lessons in Writing ana
Wv Photography in his c0mmodiJus roOus over The
store Of J. H. Mc al the Of College street ne
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FENHE light draught steamer MARINER, BRAVO, -.
Il Master, VIII leave a. above md all intsr LAX
mediate landings Monday, The Sd Instant at u
o'clock. NJ For freight passage apply on board or 10
Janl-lt H. II. HARRISON. Agent
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B0ATs DEPARTING This DAY
F0R CAIRnANn a.. I.nu

yffIE splendid passenger steamer B. N. RUNYAN
Miller, Master will leave fer the above and
gu intermediates landings, Tuesday, the 4hiost., al
4oeoc P NJ For freight or passage apply on board or 70
Janl-E II. Il. HARRISON, Agent
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FFfHE new passenger steamer JAMES J0dNseN, -
JESSE JOHNSON. Captain will leave for the shove A
and all intermediate landings. NoND-Y, Sd
JAM at 4oiOc, NJ. For freight passage apply board
orto ldec3l-dtdl A. HAMILTON, gent.
Fl Il HARRISON. Agent.
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VKTANTED.--A young Of good moral habits, who
Nv has experience In the Drug business to to Columbia.
Apply to Ewn, PendetOn 4 Co., Nashville, or 70
decl9-d2W L. HOWKINS, Columbia
Fifty Negroes Wanted.
WILL pay the very highest market price for likely Young
II Negroes between the ages Of 10 and % years
WILL. L. BOYD, in
dec5 Ne. 50 Cherry streeg.
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Valuable Farm for Sale.
YHyHE undersigned sell public sale the highest bidder
on the First day OF January, 1859, At ls
o'clock at Court gate in Nashville valuable fm
stulted in the 18th District Of the county Of Davidson,
Forth side Of Cumberland river about 81 mesfrom the city,
Containing as go and being the residence OF the
late David II. Vaughn, deces Upon the tract is large and
comfortable dwelling house, also kitchen, negroeabns arn &
The farm we'll wad and tmbered and IS one Of the best
the county for cultivation
Terms of Sale.--0ne and three years. with
secured and a lien retained ROBERT CAkUfHERS,
JOSHUA I. VAUGHN,
HIRAM VAUGHN
MICHAEL VAUGHN.
above proprv purchased privately before the day Of
sale BY application to MICHAEL VAUGHN,
dec9-dlm No. Al, Cherry street,
STAPLE GOODS.--We have on hand elegant stock
- Staple Goods that Offering at low prices for
cash only [dec24-tfl ". A. J. g. McCLELLAND-
ENOR SALE.-I viii sell my residence Cherry street,
formerly owned by DR. Felix Robertson l3l feet front
dee2j-dtf TOM SMITH.
DALED HAK.--l0O tons Prime Timothy Bay, 70 arrive
Il , and for sale BY Ldee23-d2Wl ARMSTRONG &CO. .
NASHVILLE COAL COMPANY .--The Nashville
Coal Company have received shipment Of their very
per0 Cumberland Coal The Stockholders and the public
requested cali and try Once Cherry street next door
Union and American Office. Ldec23-Si2E
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WIDOW LADY from New York wishes situation as
housekeeper sesmstress Understands dress
making its branches The best Of reference given line
addressed N t. and left at the Union and american Of
fee, will with prompt attention. ldec5i-d2t
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-04-16

NOTICE 10 hereby given 10 the owners Of the
Lets described in the foregoing ist situated in the
City Of KsokGk, Lee county and State Of Iowa,
and al others interested, that = special tax has
been assessed and levied on said lots by the City
Council Of said city for McAdamising, duttering
Trimming and CURLING ON Rxohangs street,
10 front Of said lots, = designated in above
list, and unless payment b made Of the taxes 20
levied. and also ali costs, befoss the lth day Of
May, A. d. 1859, the said lots, or % much
thereon = shall % % discharge said tsx
Mayor 0fice in said City, between the hours 81
. clock :. m. and O'Clock p. N.
G. G. STEVENS,
Collector Of the City Of Ksokuk.
May II, 1830-dtd
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Peach. PLAN ard Cherry Trees, either Baaadsrd or
Dwarf, Grape Roots or Cuttings; cnrrant, Goes
berry. Raspberry and Blackberry bushes. together
with EycrgFsens and ornamental Skruhhsry, viii!
receive prompt and faithful attention.
Trees delivered In any part of the City free Of
charge.
Nursery Grounds in the Western part Of the
City, on Des Moines Avenue.
g. O. HILTON,
(Late Hubbell d Hilton.)
Ksokuk, Sept. 8, 1S58-dkw
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vNO James n Reid, Hugh T. Reid, Samuel
Holmes, Hsnning 4 WsoAruG, William s.
AoGavic, Frederick 3. Fox, Edward A. For, Q.
James Fox, Thomss Danlap, james Lloyd. r. a.
Urmston, II. v. Miller, Eleanor Otlsy, James w.
0tlsy, Thomas J. Elliott, CathaTins 4. Rnhich,
Charlss Il. Beasley, Sarah B. Johnston, o. II. Coz.
William 3. Walker, A. T. Walling. and II. Alex-
.ndsr You and each q .you arc hereby noIiAsd
that there IL 6le in the oilos or the Clerk
u ths DstsictCosrt Of Lea Oosaty, Iowa 81 Fort
Madi.on, petition q John Lynch claiming Of
you the said james II. Asid ths sam q three hum
dred and twelve and Seloo dollars With interest Il
10 per cant. from Nay 18th, 1855, - moasy Dr. on
mortgage from yoa . Henry Newton Of aid dats,
and claiming Of sash and sllof you the foreclosure
e said mortgage, tho same being upon NE. Of
NE. 81 6-W Of seo. -, Up. 66 n, r. 5W.,
Lee county lows, and for a order Of sals az said
property to pay tho sum claimed, and for general
relief. the said mortgage having bean daily. -
signed TO said John Lynch. And that uAlsss you
appear and answer sAid petition, On or befcre the
merning Of the second dsy Of the next tern 6 the
said court, to b commenced at Fort Madison n
said county o. the third Monday Of May, a. D.
1859, Judgment will be rendered aeAinst you q
In the said petition prayed.
NOBLE STRONG, sA
March 50, 1850 dim Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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The Atlantic Fire I0surance Com.
panys
AUDrroR's Ov1TCR, Iowa.
10 hereby certified, that the Atlantic Fire Insu
rance Co., Of Brooklyn, n. r., hss Aied in this
once renewed Statement, In accordance with see-
tion 8. chapter lac, Laws Of 81, which receives
my approval / do therefore renew the certificate
Of Agency Of John n. 0riMth, ESQ, for les
County, Iova, which ID hereby continued in full
forcs and effect for the year 1859. 1t IL further
certified that the annexsd 10 . true copy u the
Statement - Alsd.
Witness ny hand and seal ct Des Moines, thin
ISL Ath day Of February, 1850.
]. W. CATTELL,
| Auditor Of State.
4 STATEMENT OF the Atlantic Fire Insurance Com
pity Of Brooklyn N. T., Dec. 81, 1883, made IL
/ compliance with chapter 40 Of the laws Of th,
State Of lows, approved Jan. Is, 1857, in rela
| tion to Insurance Companies.
1. The corporate name Of the Company Ia sIn,
Atlantis Fire Insurance. Company Of Brooklyn
| N. Y.,"locatsd ct Brooklyn.
& Amount Of Capital Stock, in shares Of $50 each
| all paid up in cash.......-$15c,o 10000
| B. Amount Of surplus on
hand Dec. 81, ls5s......... 1os,7o7.es
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Nursery.

~, Currant, Raspbsrry, Blsokhar1y TEA IaWton)
Bushes. strawberry Plants, RhubaxA, 1yerkresns,
Roses, To-, for sale ct the lowest cash prices.
Having been in the business for the past eight
years, 70 are prepared to furnish Trees which have
been tsstsd and 70 give Ill necessary Instructions
with regard to their culture.
ALI orders filled promptly.
Nursery on the Plank.road, near the city.
KAY BERNARD.
Keokuk, lows, jan. 10, '58.d4w3m
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Flour, Flour
D. h,ad 81 : asrss supply Of Tho following brands
Plymouth Book, WaSsaw, Ill.
Providsn0s Mills, do
Union Mills, WAAestOwn, III.
Granite Wills. West Point, Iowa.
West Point Mills, do do
Magnolia Mills, Ksokuk, Iowa.
0aAs Oi1 nAlb, d
Locomotive 4ills. Lahaspe Ill.
Being AseaA fo1 nsss o. the above mills, We
are prepared to se At AL Nass ct the ssvy Iorsss
market rates, and oEsr good assortment to select
from. WI. AUSTIN co
mcnIAdA~ No. Ills Aain-st.
inst 1ec0lvea.
ENRY AMk6' oal1hruted
- SUGAR O91RD HAMS and
BACON SHOULDERS.
for ale BY WI. AUSTIN 90
WohlldkW
WkAPPING PAPER, all siaes Of Rae and
STRAW Papers, direct from The mills. fos
safe low ~ ". II. AUSTIN CO.'S.
mch1xkwd
Direct lmPorsAalsn
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MGN o. R GOLDEN
Bagls ana Mortar,
NO. 90 MAIN-ET.,
iHDREW ]. WIIKIIsoH,
Whslcaale and Rctail
DRUGGIsT,
ovrnRs 4 PULL. srock or


Drugs, Medicines,
PERFUMERY, PAINTS, OILS, GLASS. &c,
To the trade, and at RETAIL 1t very low prices for
Caeh.
Whsisssls Agent for Southern Iowa md North
m Missouri for the following goods:
Great Western Coal Oil 90 70 Kerosene Oil;
Ayers Cherry Pectoral, Pills and Agus Care;
Jayne's Family Medicines;
Queru's Cod Liver Oil Jelly.
ian1A
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Coal, Coal, Coal.
FROM THE


FROM THE
LAWRENCE NEW MINES.
A NEW VEIN OF COAL has recently bssn dis
"A covered, and il now bsing extensively worked
on the lands Of tho Lawrence Coal Co., 1T Law
renee, OF ality superior to any hitherto brought
to this market, In confirmation Of which refrsnoss
are had below.
Am nov furnishing and an prepared to deliver
the above Coal IN quantities to suit - tho lowest
market rates.
will also furnish the same Coal sold By the
Slaughter Co. Tor the past few months. and which
was obtained from the Lawrence Mines, and which
u second only to the above described CoAl or the
best Of slaughter Coal.
Orders for the above mAy be left Ct the once Of
=. 4. D. W. Ford. or Rod0fsr Hishop Ct the X.
K. Derot, OF II II Riley, under tho Dudley HOUSE.
4. REYNOLDS, Agent.
HRTEREMCEa:
State Bank, s. Dwight Eaton,
J. X. Hornish, ]. G. Parrott . Co..
Connable A Smyth,
Slado = Bro, Bilings House.
8. .. CLARK, Master Mechanic 1t X. 4 IT. D.
N. Machine Shop. [jan24d3m1
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Mississippi Valley Nursery.
WESTERN GmOwN TREEs FOR
THE WE3Ty

WIT H several years
w experience the Pro-
prietor can now furnish
FRUIT TREES A N d
HHRuBBERY, sccHns-
TED, and found 70 succeed
In ths Wlests
Neny Of thsss Trsel
are efs'extrA siss, and
hare prpdUced Anc speci-
mons of fruit thepast SEA-
son. These intslSsted are
invited 10 call and ex-
anime for themselves.
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