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Rev. Mr-, an eccentric preacher in Michigan,
was holding forth not long since in Detroit young
man arose to go out when the preacher said !" Young
preach, You can go" The sinner stopped and re-
flected moment, ard saying, respectfully, Well,
believe would" vent on
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-07-14

PRENTIcIANA.-A Washington letter says that Mr..
Buchanan j" seems actually to contemplate matri-
rnony." He is more fit to get married than o
toothless old fellow is to play /" mumble peg
An editor in the interior Of the State protests that
he is not responsible Tor what his neighbor says. He
was suspected Of being responsible for what he
says himself.
A New York editor exclaims. Ho,o shall tce Took
upon the in Euope?" We guess, il he must
look at it ALL that be had better peep from the top Of
high hill out of reach of cannon shot Byron says
,of great battle
Oh Cod it is sight to
For W o as o friend or brother there."
We think he might as well have added and ,cho'
isn't there himself
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s. GENEROUS CAsE.-The New Y ork Times publishes
- nsrasst of singular prosecution instituted by
s,srns fs5y 20 eompe her guardian to disclose to her
se aas Of her parents and other particulars of her
sss9 history. BY her story, appears that she has
Esaa sasssgsat up by gentleman of wealth and re-
,esealattg, under the impression that she was en-
siss.Nf property but now, she being 10 years
vi s 81 rs notified her that she must provide for
fsgraf Fss yefuses give her any Information as To
fss gysasss and denies that she has any property
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CoLp-BEoopEp SfuRDEE-We learn from Deputy
Marshal Haynes that most foul and e0ld bao1ed
murder committed at Ihnmason. G a, o n
the 4tIi instant, by Henry Worthy, npen DE- Nelson,
who was not Concerned il previous difficulty be-
tween WmthY and man named Wells, II liz only
fault telling Wells to have nothing to do with
Worthy. IColunbus tEial sun.
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SPEECHES. MESSAGES AND OTHER WRITINGS OF Hon.
A. G. Brown, o Senator in Congress from the
State of Mississippi. Edited by M. w. Cluskey,
Postmaster of the House of Representatives of the
United States. Philadelphia: Jas. B. Smith &
Co. For sale in New Orleans by ]. c. Morgan
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SILVER MINE IN hlIssouRI.-The Louisiana (Mo)
Herald OF the 7th inst. says:
We learn that what is supposed to be a rich silver
mine has seen discovered % the prairie near Antioch
Church, hy Mr.. Frar We saw some of the spec-
mems taken out Of about bushel OF the ore that had
been dug up, and it is really silver, it must be very
rich. Some jewelers. in this place, who have exam
fhed it, pronounce it silver, and say that it will not
lose than onefourth in the process OF smelling.
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T1fzs. siSasEuy ON THE FANNY BuLLiTr.--From the
3eapSss BaIetin of Saturday last we extract the
Hoafspsras5-
An extensive vohhery was committed on board the
sfeMaeg Gaainy lsult, on her last nptrlp from New
fse7pa. tY which Mir, Thomas II. Shields, of Matches,
css re9Ie3ets of gold to the amount of 81 500 Mr.
W.E. s.. John, OF New Orleans, of 5000 in bank
a5s. asid Mr. Rand, of the same city, Of $500 in
EsaE.tag total of 81 700. The state rooms of
is1eae ,resiGEemen entered on Wednesday night
aest sg aeatsemanly man who registered
ais Mason and who took passage at Donald
ssusIse, t4a for Rodney, Miss The robbery not
sseiRsc uatii after the Bullitt had passed the latter
slasse. and On arrival at Vlcksburg, Capt. Dnnham
spier&stsed the fact to the proper authorities ut
S1s&1s, describing the person of Mason and ordering
flis srTSst On the arrival of the But mt this port
yes4ey1ssy slorning, dispatches were fouud awaiting
ss&se. B&niiam from Rodney, announcing the arrest
81 isa,, with all the stolen money in his possession.
Nasss- Saietds ST. John and Rand, all took passage
ar fsss s. c. Eremont which lett short time after
Esr gysuBY 10 recover their missing funds The gen
seBssx7 eta5zsed are wealthy ctizns OF Mississippi and
aauSsixua, and with their families were en- ronte for
si1a Noszh, On tour of pleasure and recreation
.sdny4i1F ghe summer months.
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T1z. alHsEuY ON THE FANNY BuLLiTr--From the
8essapSas BaIIetin of Saturday last we extract the
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- Yhipeas q. Wight, Winthrop DeWslf, 6a3
Npbb 6Amtol WblM J. Bren(k xA,dusr and
M Wiie, TT. Firth, a. Hinsi John r. ~
!oAn MoDoagAl. Jesss Ruddisk, RosenA =
w yItghtp Anasl Phillips md H1mab5th his II
Richard g. Weirick and Mary +. his wife, n
W1tswcrth and jones Wheeler:
NUU ~ hereby notiAsd that petition IN q
= csry y On Ale. IN the Clerk 3 Once of the
tsict codst 0f144 cssAty, IoNa, q Isrt lladf
In behalf Of james y. Bruce, George n. Basber
=. Lafayette Curtis, asainst yen, claiminE Is {
e q two Aori9aGea, aeye!aiiZ dated q The |
esA*sying 70 plaintiffs 37} sores II land "a ~
" a. ~ IN. =. I n 6ectisn u, TSwaehip =
Range B, situated in Lee County, aforesaid.
conditioned y pay to plaiutiffi n promissory =
OF 3beo sachj md also Is notes eiven 81 defen6l
Robb, wright, DeWolf and Wolf Tor tll4 30 y
aaid 10FtS ~ 1sinfN 4xsclt6o sby said Mt ~
dsf0dants; 81 e. ~ nsa-paymnt @ Ysil ~
With 10 Peg cent. int1ssst, y required - ala ri
cages, petitioners bring suit, And nnlcee -
pear before said Court. on q bSlors the ~
dry ct their term for May, 1850, 10 sommsnsl
the Bird Aenday Of Nay, snd ens1ee aid Dsti1|
. decree pro confosso. Win - rsndarsd aesinst =
CURTIS, GILLAORR Curtin
mh2o--apl d4w 6olcstss lsr rltGs.
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N OTICE.

NOTICE.
To Samuel Dunlap, Thomas Dunlap, EdrarSI
Pyle, Israel Tennis, William Tinbcrman. Z.
Maltby, O. II. Cox, and VS.. walker:
L 10Th day Of January, A. d. 1859, petjtien|
chanoery OF Amos II. Brown will - paSn1 q
In the Clerks Ofhce VI the district Cert q :
County, Iosa, 81 the City u Kookak. elalm
against you the foreclsssrA q nogtna9os p r
LIST July 1857, given BY ~ said Easnsls -
on Lots mum Der ons, tvS. three 81 dxsin ~
one hundred and forty two, and Lots uumAes y
en-, eight and nine In Black sns hundrs1 aDasev)
ty-two, Of the City Of Esokuk afsrsGaiA. vitA =
dition: to Be void on the payment q four pres
sorry notes oil Of oats LIT Jsauary, 1851, given
said samuel DaslAp sad sssA s.Sonsd 81 z
Thomas Dunlap, coming dsa and payable 10
said plaintiff q fOlIows: hH
One note due sns ysas fren dAte, ansank %
One notc due two yeaxs from date, amount I
One note dae three ysass from date, amount !
One note duo four ye1ys frem date, amount Z
All bear:nE y PEI esnt. interest. And also I
following viz: n.
One nsts Of date Feb. !, 1857. duo yesr fra
One note Of dass Feb. j, 1867. due y..n Il.
one note Of d.ss Feb. ], 1857, due ! years IN
date, t6<0.
One note Of date Feb. !. 1857, due years IN
date, $770.
Several II which notes are past dss cad oil
Of than remain unpaid and unless you appear
said suit % or before the second day of the spssl
term tcommsncing on the fourth Monday Of Jun
1852 At said Court and 6is your Answs9 70 %
petition, decree Of foreclosurs will be render
Against you by 0ouffssieA-
CURTIS, GILMORE = CURTIS,
March ~. 1850 div
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NOTICE is hereby given to the owners Of the
Lets described IN the foregoing list in the
City of kaokuk, Leo county and State OF Iowa,
and all Others interested, that special tax has
been assessed and levied ON said lots by the CITY
Council of said city for Matchmaking, Hutterinr
Trimming and curbing on Exchange street,
In front Of said iols, as designated in above
list, and unless payment be made Of the taxes 40
levied. and also MI costs, before the 4th day OF
May, A. p. 1859, the said lots, or so mach
thereof shal! be necessary to discharge said a
and costs, will be sold on the day aforesaid at the
Mayors Office In said City. between the hours cf
clock and b o'clock p. IN.
G. q. bTEVENS,
Collector Of the City of Keokuk.
May IL, lss9-dtd
AVA, Lagaayra, costaskica and Kio Coffee.
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n OTY C - !.

To Henry Logan and n. B. Miller ! Co..
VOU are hereby notified that there 10 % 1lla
L the @ lcrk's ONies Of the District Court OF
County, laws, ~. Madison, pSsition Of q
Jones 4 Peck partners in trade, verified under oa
claiming Of yea Henry Logan the assignmend
them OF Duplicst4 LAID War1ant namSer "a. T
1.-THE original having been cancslled 81 ~ Gems
sioner Of Pensions In the Department of In late
Of the Government Of the usits1 6takse), which ?
Warrant was originally issued TO ssid HAIRY
gan under the Act Of congfess Of March 31,FlG
granting bounty lands to certain ofeses NJ 0ol1l
who have been engaged in the mi1itas9 seryied
the United States, DC, which said Warrant
titled the said Henry Logan to locate oae hun6|
and twenty acres Of land IT any Land o1las q
United States, in one body, Ae.i Seid petif|
averring and claiming that said petitioners a. p
the legal owners Of said Warrant By assign 1
from n. b. Miller Co., the assi9ness 81 p
Henry Logan, or the Assignees Of his aAsisnoe. ?
praying that decree may be rendered against
said Logan, requiring him 70 execute, II due q
OF law. IN assikument OK sid WaYrsnt 10 psti1l
erl, and excisding him and ths said N. B. MI
Go. from all interest therein.
Now, therefore. unless ypu appear md 6neQ
said petition, under oath, on or before the 80
dsy Of the May term, 1852, TO commence o
third Monday Ut Maya OF said Court, jvakn1
will be rendered against you pto eonfssso.
CURTIS, GILLM0RE & CURTTb.
March 70, 1859 d4w Soils for Petitioners
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Flour, Flour!
an hand large supply of the following brands
~ of FLOUR
Plymouth Rock, Warsaw, Ill.
Providence Mills, do
Union Mills, WATERFOWL, Ill.
Granite Mills, West Point, Iowa.
West Point Mills, do do
Magnolia Mills, keokuk, Iowa.
Gate City Mills, do
Locomotive Mills. Laharpc, III.
Being Agents For most of the above mills, we
prepared to sell Mt all times mt the rery loces
market rates, and offer good assortment to select
from. w. III. AUSTIN CO.,
inchl4dav No. IL s Main.s..
Just Received.
1ENKY AMES' celebrated
SUGAR CURED HAMS and
BACON SHOULDERS,
for sale by W. Ill. AUSTIN d co.
mehlAddw
NRAPPIA6 PAPER, all sizes of Rag and
w Straw Papers, direct from the mills, for
sale Low by w. III. AUSTIN CO.'S.
mchl4Awd
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7-F7a 80
EtItOtss Debates.

EbIIOIyH UcUutCMs
IVIHE Debates in the several State CoHr ions
1 on the adoption Of the Federal Consultations as
recommended by tho General Convention 1T Phila-
delphia In 1857, together with the Journal Of the
Federal Convention, Luther Martins Letter,
Yates Minutes, Congressional Opinions, Virginia
and Kentucky Resolutions Of $500, and other IL
fnstrations OF the Constitution; i'm five volumes--
Tor sale at OGDEN, BHOWNELL CO.
feh26d CITY Hook STogE.
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vIRG1L II. SULLIVAN Il CO.
(sUcrpssoRs rory uopn.co

(sUccEssoRs TO J. L. HOBBS 1 co.,)
fourth-street, between Main and johnson,
nioh
pntt TERS AND DEALERS
l. 10 VuEkNSW ARE, GLASS and CHINA, Koro
rene Lamps, Solar and hanging Lamps, Looking
GLASSES, lea Trays, &C. &C
Having purchased the iaJge and we'll se lected
stock at the old stand of C. r Griffith a Co. will
DC Pleased to have call from one and ALL We
int.nd 70 keep constantly On hand complete stock
both for
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL TRADE.
Revolving our Goods dtreef from the m nnufactn
rers, IN England, France ana America. VIC will ha
able 10 sell &c low as any regular house In the West
', IL. SULLIVAN Il co.
Jan. ID, lS59-dtw
GENuINE LUEIN's EXTRACTS.
- IoChEa Club, = patchouly, /" West-E End -
fieuf ltaiie, aud other we'll known Per
fames, from the same Laboratory, for sale by
Al WILKINSON,
,o., sian OK the aolden Eagle and Mortar,
hh-o-a VI Main street.
CLOCKS.
a assortment just received at No l Estes
= mouse. sAM'L q. BRIDGES.
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FvLLUOk. WIN. vEHCILL
Ho, for Pixies Peak
g.. POIInssK A. IN

vt ~ AAV 8 OuA
=. POLLOCK a. CO.
WE are now receiving and opening new and
~ splendid stock Of Clothing and Dents Fur
nishing Goods, which We offer to sell very low for
cash. Our goods are selected with great care and
with view to the hard times therefore We offer
them al very small profits, keeping in view the old
motto OF quick sale and small profits. All we
ask is that customers will call and examine before
purchasing elsewhere; we charge nothing for show.
ing goods. Remember the place, East side of Sd
ST., between Main and Johnson
mchi7d s. POLLOCK CO.
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70 Robert Rssd, j. N. Histt, Lsandu - ~.
Isaao VADorGial, Qaviapoa psumirs, il. II
Reedef, Caroline Kesdar, Abrahsm Hoaklan8
Friedrich HAHN, .WilliAm Cleehon, ,. j. Ash
ilton. John Mndley Harry Iulton, 4. =. Malt
A. Patterson, Aubs, Freaks ! Biosk, |. {. Trim-
( BILE, Jancs B. NasdAin, BoAk Bkbert.
TNHERR il now on als In the Office Of fhe Clerk
j Of the District Court Of Leo County, lows, at
Fort Madison, the petition OF Samuel Boatman IL
that on the nth day Of January, ID 56 Rob
Reed and Hiatt b Harbins executed V plaintiff
their three promissory notes for $1,000 eaeA, and
one for 81 600 drawing ten per cent interest pays
BILE annually and executed their mortgA 81 deed u
sccure the same on parcel Of land In Lee countys
Iowa. in which all the other defendants have sub
scqucntly become interested One Of said notes has
bsen paid and the second An third and interest on
the fourth are due and unpaid. Plaintiff asks for
: judgment for the amount due and ~ order FOR
the sale Of tho property, and the sxtingnishment
Of the interest Of al the defendants IN thc land 70
sold. Unless you appear and answer said petition
on Or before the second day Of the May term 1850
ct said Court judgment win be rendered against
you. 1890
RANKIN, MILLER i ENsTER,
Jan. "a, 1850. PlaintiE's Att'ys,
mchl0dlm
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AoueOrBs W. AsMons .. ". 6prDridGo and oscar
ii. Burbridge;
WHERE IL now on Gle In the Office OF the Clerk Of
4 the District Court Of Lee County. Iowa, 81 Fort
Madison the petition Of Mx, Hale 4 Co., repre-
senting that Lemon 4 Bsrbridge, vic; George w.
Lemon and 5. q. Burbridge--executsd their two
promssory notes Docember 4th, 1885 TO n. X. d d.
v. Ford, and executed ~ security for tho avmen,
OF the same, their mortgage deed on lets ono and
that said =. r. 4 D. W. Ford endorsed and deliv-
cred said notes to plaintiff and that they are now
tha holders Of said notes and the said mortgage,
and that Oscar II. Burbridge has subsequent
= Judgment against Lemon Burbridge II 81 600
and m order Of sale Of the property, and for gen.
erAl relief.
Unless yon appear and answer said petition on
or before the second day Of May term tls5o) Of
said Court judgment will be rendered according to
theprayer Of the petition.
RANKIN, MILLER l. ENSTER,
March II, 1852. Att'ys for P iafntifIs.
mchl bd1m
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ONION SET rs.
< BARRELS for saleby
y nchAd KELLOGG BIRdE.
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BOnnet HOav0s
TUsT received and for sale by
u OGDEN, BROWNELI. 4 co.,
Apr2d No. 81 Main-st.
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4 by notified that there Is on file in the Clerk .
Of6ce Of the District Court of Lee County Iowa 1t
Keokuk, petition Of w. d J. Chase, partners.
claiming Of you $i45.SO with interest therein
specified, and founded upon your three promssory
specified In the petition. whereof they are the
holders said petition praying for m attachm ont
against your property on the ground that you are
nonresident OF Iowa. And unless you appear and
answer said petition or before the second day Of
said Court at their term Of septem ber 1850, judy
ment will be rendered agains: you by defaui. for
the amount claimed and COS to-
CURTIS, GILMORE 4 CURTIS.
May b, loo0 dim Att'ys for Petitioners.
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TEAS IEAsi! TEASl!l
JUST received, large and we'll assorted lot of
y TEAS, consisting of
Extra Fine Imperial.
Extra Fine Young Hyson.
Extra Fipe 0olong.
We have several grades Of the above kinds Of
Teas, ut different prices. These Teas have been
price to suit. GOLFERS r ROBERTSON,
mh25d Main street near Third.
S UGAR-CUkED HAMS.
~ COLLIER 4 ROBERTSON,
mh25-d rs Main at rect.
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TO William Murphy and Newton Mcdonald:
VoU and each of you are hereby notified that
L there In now on file in the ofkce of the Clerk
of the District Court If Lee County, Iowa at Fort
Madison, petition in chancery Of j ohm Maxwell
claiming against you the said Murphy decree for
the payment of three notes given oy you, one to
the order of said Maxwell and two To the order Of
5. Campbell, for 1898 33, $2o3 90 and $500 90,
respectively, and ten per cent. interest and also
claiming against both OF you the foreclosure Of q
mortgage from said Murphy to said MAXWELL to
secure said notes, or notes In renewal of which
said notes were given upon the ends by rs feet
of Lots and IL In Block 1s9, in the city Of Keo-
kuk, Lee county, Iowa, and asking sale Of said
premises and for other relief
Now, therefore, unless you appear and answer
said petition On or before the second day of the
next term Of said District Court of Lee County, to
sit at Fort Madison on the third Monday in May
next, (lS59), decree will be rendered against you
IN accordance with the prayer of said petition.
GEO. C. DIXON i SON,
March 81, l859-dIm Pitts Solicitors.
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COLLECTOR OF the CITY OF keokuk
May 4, lS5g-dtd

(
DELINQUENT LIST OF LOTS,
hN which special taxes due and unpaid, fol
- Matchmaking, Trimming Guttering and
Curling on Exchange street. from Second to Fourth
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rlso Edward X. Hart, Samuel Robb, p Q. Wright
= and 10 sena n. u. Wright bis wife, Samuel
Wolf, Ansel Phillips and Elizabeth Phillips his
wife, Richard g. Weirick and Mary X. Weirick his
wife, Silas Heaight and Julia A. Heaight his
wife, j. Brentgardner and Anna Brent gardner his
wife, Thos. j. Firth, Jas. u. Bruce, J. J.. Curtis
Geo. M. Barber, Winthrop DeWolf. u. L. Walls
worth, Jones Wheeler, A. Hihe, John r. Allen,
John McDougall, and Jesse Ruddck You and
each Of you arc hereby noufed that there il now
on file in the Office Of the Clerk Of the District
Court Of Lee County, Iowa, at Fort Madison, Pc
tition in chancery OF John Harris claiming against
you the said Edward X. Hart decree for the pay
ment OF promissory note executed by said Hart
to said Harris for thousand dollars and ten por
cent. interest, dated 25th July 1856, and payable
two years after date and also claiming against all
OF you the foreclosure Of . mortgage given by
said Hart to said Harris to secure the payment Of
the above note, and other notes therein Described
dated 25th July, 1856, and conveying the north
west quarter Of the north quarter Of section
No. fourteen (l4) in township IS north, range 8
west in Lee county, Iowa, in which premises or
part thereof you and each Of you are said to have
or claim some interest
Now, therefore, unless you appear and answer
said petition or before the second day of the
next term Of said District Court Of Lee County tol
sit at Fort Madison on the third Monday in May
next, (lS59), decree will be rendered against you
In accordance with the prayer of said petition.
GEO. G. DIXON SON,
Atty's for Plaintiff.
Keokuk, March /, 1852 ch3ldIm
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NOTICES hereby given TO the owners or the
lots describedn the foregoing list, situateiin the
City of Kookuk, Lee County and State Of Iowa,
that special tax has been assessed and levied
sand described lots designated in the above list
by the City Counci Of said city for repairing
sidewalks and for laying plank sidewalks in
front Of said lots, and unless payment be made
of the taxes levied, and also all costs, before
the 10th day of May, A. ID. 1852 the said lots, or
sonuch thereof as shall be necessary to discharge
said tax and costs, will be sod on the day afore-
said, at the Mayors Office in said city, between
the hours of y clock IN. and s clock D. M
G. G. STEVENS,
Collector of the CITY OF keokuk
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Castor oil.
BBLs. Bakers best American, for sale yerv
- lowly Al. WILKINSON.
Sign Of the Golden Eagle and Mortar,
aprls 90 Main street
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NebstcY,s Works.
I'VE Works Of Dan Webster, with biographi
CA memoir. hy Edward Everett, in octave
volumes, Tor sale by
mehl7d DGpLNl BROW NELLAcn
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aAAuFACrU.E.

We :esl assured that the people Of JET.
fer.on generally will appreciate. and ought
to encourage, private enterprir., add have
NJ Inducements to 60 outside Of the eounty
to get articles Of usefulness. A recent vi,
81, to the Woofsn Factory Of CoLix G. PeR.
rrR, Esq, Of this county, satiiass us that .,
bis establishment every fabric in use nav
DO obtained. Of the very best quality add
style
Mr. p being apr,ctiesl neeh.nie self.
made man-and Oue who attends to his own
business the architect Of his own wealth
ard property, can afford TO dispose Of bis
products ct the lowest terms. His stock on
hand i. Que Of the hsudso meat We have no.
iieed for many years. Asa native Of old
Berkeley county, aud nov . substantial aud
Permanebt resident Of this, We feel much
qualification at his success in life.
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JuHDASr SPRINGS

A small, bu, agreeable com pauy t.,y. the
Wincbester TugiHiaa,) is now assembled
st this popular watering place, aud large al.
ditioss are teiog daily made TO it. The Mes
ss. JoRD.s give their perso supervision
TO the Springs, and all who may desire to
spend their time pleasantly away from home
eaa dad everything 10 tho way Of creature
comforts at J1rjin's. Rookerts Cotillion
band Of Baltimore, is present and adds
much to the pleasure Of the guests Visit
Jerdans by all means.
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TURTLi. SOUR.

Oar city friends are under the i'm pres ZION
that we land lsbbers never have the luxury
OF Turtle Soup. unless We visit the cities. -
but this Is mistake. Our friend Jam, OF
The SaPpington House" fursished his
guests on Monday last With . ssnptuous
supply OF delicious turtle soup. His turtle.
snip was caught in one Of the streams Of this
eoun'y' aud although not Of tho huge dinen-
sion' Of those furnished to The cities, Vas
nevertheless monster for this region. We
fartook Of some Of tho broth Of b 8 carcass,
aud feel all over i1yii,ish with little tip II
;hc mapping" by the way, Mr.. Ijans all
ways has 40 eye to furnishing good things
for bis guests