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River N ewSs

FRRl GIFTS from Dubuque to st. Louis, according
to the Herald, are as follows: "Wheat per blu. l5c,
oats 1Oc 14c barley 12ic, potatoes 15c. pound
freghts per cwt a5c, flour per Dbl. SOC, sack -four
per cwt. Soc"
/ From Muscatine to st. Louis freights are-wheat
oats Sc, hour per Dbl. 4oc sack flour per cwt. 25c,
pound freights 25c.
Passage incabin $7@$s. -...
! BAGE SuSK.-Thc barge IS ava" with 1900
sacks of grain from this place, was snagged and
sunk near the mouth of the Illinois river, on Thurs
day last The freight. we understand, was fully
insured. This barge was taken by the John Bell
to Keokuk and thence sent forward by the Flora
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Of Messrs. vamdc.
Yev and S0mUelS.

The Democratic and Republican candidates. for
Congress in this District have agreed to the fellow
ing appointments for speaking. Let the people
turn cut und hear them. ,ssi
The discussions will com msnce at O'Clock P. M.
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~ THE IOWA STATE FAIR will b held At Iowa
City Oct. "a, ID, 4th and 9Th. VS.
~ THE NuscATiNE COUNTY FAIR will be held
the Island Sept. 18th and 18th.
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Commercial.
WEEKLY REVIEW.

MusoArINE, Thursday, Aug. 3o-P.x.
Weather fair and pleasant, and business
lively.
The receipts of grain are increasing from
day to day, and from all appearances our
buyers are getting the lions share of the
produce of Central Iowa now seeking Q
market. Prices of wheat were auctuating
during the week, having declined to Csc,
but to-day we quote the same figures as last
week. Considerable rye is coming in and
meets ready sale. Very little corn and oats
are now offered.
Flour-Spring wheat 81, 5O@$5.
Wheat-spring, 6S97Oc.
winter-none in market.
p Corn meal, 4o@5Oc p bushel.
Corn, in ear, &c, shelled, 25@27c.
Oats 16@lsc.
Barley, 3o(940c. ..
Rye, 4O@45c.
Potatoes plenty at $4,000.
Sweet Potatoes -60c
Onions SOC, for shipment.
Live chickens 81 ,25(9$1, so per doz.
Apples - dried, $l,6J@$l, rs.
q green, 75c9$I ,25 per blu.
Hay--timothy, $6@s6.50; prairie, $3.50
@$5.
Eggs, 5000.
Butter-sc for packed, and 1l4c for fresh.
Smoked ham, sugar cured, l23al4c.
Shoulders. 9a11c
Clear sides, l0@123c
Lard 123c.
Hides green, 43@5c; dry flint, 1o@1lc.
Lumber, 3l0a$3O per 1000 feet.
Lime by the wagon load 6o@75c p Dbl.
Brown sugar-S3@9ac; crushed lilo;
clarified l04c, refined, white, lilo.
Molasses-plantation 40c, s. H. $1,000,
Belcher's 81, kegs $5,50@$6,00.
Coffee-16@17c.
Nails-ass. SO 50@$3 Is.
Rice &c.
Live Stock. Fat cattle 81, 75@$2.
Rags 2@2ac.
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~ ALBANY COLLIE GE -@
OF RALTH.

Established 1888.
Herrick's Sugar Coated PillR
e@ CHILDREN CRY FOR THEN! ant
THIS remarkable American remedy is casryin
| the soorId by storm. Over five millions OF box
IS are sold annually. Composed entirely of Flow.
ers Roots, Balsams and extracts, their effects en-
| the human system are pleasant, satisfactory and
successful Acting directly on the blood, glands
solids and fluids of the body, their use is attended
with the aarpiest result. In sudden attacks Of dis
ease one two doses always cures. In old stand.
ing cases OF sickness, small doxes--rereated fire.,
quently-so cleanses the system, that coed health
is tho result No change in employ ment or diet is
necessary. They never cause SO re mouths, swelled
Joints, aching limbs, etc, as do many other kinda
price will be refunded. Thew are CO nside-ed CD ear
fer, prettier, and in all respecg supporter 70
any purgative pill in the toorld. Gg- The discov
cry Of coating pills with sugar emnated with Dr.
will do harm, and disappoint the sick herricks
pills arc elegantly put up 80 in box, NTH large
sheet Of directions, end sell for rs cents per box
boxes for 81.
Herrick's Kid Strengthening Plssters
THE GREAT sTRENGTHENER
and Pain Destroyer.
The Best and Cheapest Household Remedy
in the world.
These renowned Plasters cure pains, weakness
and distress in the back, sides and breaats. in five
hours. Indeed, so certain they to do this tina,
the proprietor warrants them. Spread from resins
bslsams and gums, on beautiful kid leather, rem
defs them peculiarly adapted to the wants of Fe
ns0les and Others. Their application is universal
equally to the strong man, the delicate woman
and the feeble infant. To all they will prove
balm and blessing. Their use is agreeable and
without annoyance or trouble. Each plaster will
wear from one to four months, and in rheumatic
complaints, sprains and bruises frequently effect
cures when all other remedies fail. Full directions
will be found on the back of each. Public speakers,
vocalists, ministers of the gospel, and Others will
strengthen their lungs and improve their voices 6y
,searing them on their breasts. Price 1e3 cents
-The above articles are sold by all the deal !
ers in Muscatine and by Dru ggsts throughout Ii.
United States, Canadas and South America Ut
Wholesale by all large Druggists the principal
cities. DERRICK 4 BROTHER,
PRACTICAL CHEMISTS, Albany, NY.
PALMER BROTHERS, Travelling agents.
Sept, 23rd, 1859.
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S6SsooAO SASAoSsoS
CASES, air tight, and viii
The Family C:trar-
tic PILLS a gentle but
active Catnartic which
The PROPRIETOR hns use4 .
"a his practice for moru q,
than twenty years. :,
lie constantly in-A
eressing dsmaed from -
those who have long
q Sc d t b Q p l L l. S 8
and t b Q satisfaction -
which all express il re-
gard to their use has in =
duced Inc to place them -
within the reach of all. :.
Tbs profession we'll
know that ditfersnt Ca
tu2Tt1cS act ON inherent -
portions of the bowels. )
The FAMILY G A. =
THAR1IC PlLL has, -
with due reference to 9
this we'll Cstabiis he'd
fact, been compounded 8
from a variety OF the
purest Vegetable Ex-
tracts, which act alike
on every Part CT the al.
PRICE THRH
The Liver Invigerator
PILLS are retsiled by Druge
Wholesale by the 1raoe in
). L. W. S
Manufac.u
Got. Is. 1856 BR
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ADMIN STRATOR'S SALE.

AIJMlNI OINA1VN . OAIE.
NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
IN administrators of the estate of James L..
Humphrey, decd, will, at Port Louisa, on the
goth day Of September, A. D. 1860, at 10 O'Clock
A. M. of said day, sell all the right, title and
nteres Of said deccdert, (being one half in the
following described real estate, to.wt: Lots
and in block l. and cut of the Mississippi river
to Muscatine Slough, which includes frst-rate
steam saw mill, which will cut as much lumber in
given time as any other mill in the State-also
lot in block 1, lots I, Q, 81, 8, 9, 10, II, IL
and Is in block 2. in Port Louisa, and lots 3
and in section 81. lot in section 81, and
the east half Of the sout east quarter of section
%, sll in township "a, north range 2 west.
ELIZA JANE HUMPHREY and
LEONARD ARNOLD,
Administrators of James L. Humphrey, dec
Aug. Is, 1s6e-w4w
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} Rop'f WILLIAMS. Sec'y.

Bay your Sewing machines at Dur.
fees. BE has the best in use also, good
stock Of Watches, Silver Ware, Gold Pens
Willow Baskets, &c. Watches, and Jewelry
repaired promptly and in the neatest manner,
ats. G. DuRyxs's Jewelry Store, Muscatine,
| Iowa. &ER O. h1h nI1 : .5i
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E> See advertisement of Dr.. Sanford's
Liver Ihvisorasor and 0sthartie Pills, in smother
column. ,sz& 4sf%A y ~ -
~ For the 6est stoves, etc., At the loso-
sstprices, 60 tothe "xuscstine Stove Store.'
See advertisement; .-"al ,se' al4 g
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REMOVAL.

EREsH Figs, Dates, Prunes, Oranges and Lem
i ons, &c., asj q t15o4e at 0RAPsk'a.
april 10,
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Published BY Reques..]
Democrats, Attention !

In pursuance of general notice given, the Demo-
cratic Central Committee Of Museatine county met
at the Court House en- Saturday, August 25rh, 1850
The Committee was organized, the Chairman acting
a. President and Rob't Williams as Secretary.
The object Of the meeting bong stated, and the
views Of different members Of the Convention being
given, it was
ResOlued, That the citizens Of each township in
this county be requested to meet for Organisation
at their respective phases for holding elections Oh
Saturday, Sept. 9Th, 1860, At o'clock P. H., for
the purpose of appel ting dslsg ties who are to
msot Ia County Convention at tho Court House in
tho city of Muscatine, ON Saturday, the 18th O.,
Of September, 1860. at 10 o'clo sk A: NJ, for tn,
purpose of nominating county ticket to DO sup
ported BY the people Of the county at the snsuiag
election. 49, 49,
Resolved That on. delegate for each Is Demo.
cratic polsd stths last 81 cotton
shall be sent from each township and one delegats
shall b sent from each township for each frae;ion
ever the required number. gEa .tGGIE
ResoIued. That these proceedings be Published in
the Inquirer, as sufficient notice through the
county from the Central Committee. gaa
9sss af4a ,se JOHN g. slime, Chm.
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DROWNED. = William Mahoney, deck hand on
the steamer Kate Cassell, fell overheard and was
drowned on Monday, between Port Louisa and
Burris City,. Every effort was made to save him,
but in vain. He had on blue flannel shirt, blue
jeans pants, and black neck-tie; was native of
Ireland, and shipped on the boat at Muscatine the
same day.
STEAMER Ben CAMPBsLL DESTROYED BY FIRE.
The officers of the Luzerne report that as they
passed Buffalo, a short distance below Davenport,
Thursday week, Esd, the old steamer Ben Campbell
was on fire and nearly consumed. The Ben
belonged to W. L. Clark, of Davenport, and had
been laying up at Buffalo all season, but was just
being fitted up for the freight trade between the
Rapids. We did not learn how the fire originated
Is TIE BuRNlsG OF TIE BsN CAxPBsLL.-The iDav-
export Gazette says it is thought the Ben Campbell
took fire from sparks from the Luzerne as she went
up Thursday morning. The Ben was insured for
a, 900 in the Quaker City Company.
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D. S. ROWE,

A TALIsSA, MUSCATINF COUNTY. IOWA
u Tenders his services, paefe.sionally. Is Thy
seian and Surgeon, to the citizens of Ataisss and
surrounding country Calls attended to promptly
and charges reason able.
Asalissa, July Is. 1860. &
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4 keep in any climate.
imentaTy canal. and
are sooo and safe in all
asses where q Cathar tic
Is headed, such ss De-
rsn2emeDtsot the Stom.
ach, Sieepinsss, rains
in the Back and Lolns,
.Costlveness, Pain and
Soreness owes TIE whols
body, from sudden GOLD,
which frequently, If
neglected, end in a long
course OF Fever, Ices If
Appetite, q creeping
sensation of Cold over
the body, Rsstlessnees
Headache, Or Weight in
the head, all IntanR.
tory diseases, Worms II
Chiiaren u A i ultA
rheumatism, q crest
Purifier Of the Hcod
and many diseases to
which felh is heir to
too numerous to men
ton in this advertise
mopt nns. 30
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Partnership,

rsL Partnership. y y
FJNHE undersigned have thi day formed apart
l nership, under the name and style Of ROTH5-
CHILD, SCuWARZ & CO., to carry on the gen.
erai Dry Goeds and Produce business. at the old
stand of NJ. Schw arr, in Butle Block.
I. ROTHSCHltD,
-l@sA 81 NJ SCHWARZ,
r3f D. ROHRsOAlLD.
Museatipe, August 2s, 1s60-daw4w
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S A N F OR DIS
FAMILY
Z t hartic KsJl!s.
COMPOUNDED FROM

rule Vegetable extracts, and pat up in 0LA3s
oASES; air tight, and will keep in any climate.
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resignation as Elector, which you promised to do
if your positions" were refuted.-Daiky, 2SM.
MUscATINE ISLAND AND THE BLUFF. Per
haps the most noticeable features of the landscape
in the vicinity of Muscatne are Muscatine Island
and the Bluff. The Island, as most of our readers
are aware, is formed by slough extending from
the river at South Muscatine to point near Port
Louisa, forming regular and beautiful semcircle,
some five miles across to the river at its widest
part. There are abou: q, 900 acres of good arabic
land on the Island. Until the levee was thrown up
along the river the Island was more or less subject
to an annual overflow, and, as consequence. was
much less productive than at present. 1t now bids
fair to become the garden of Iowa. as it is already
Of Muscatine and Louisa counties. Its fame, as
regards tall" corn. huge potatoes, sorghum,
water-melons, &C., is not altogether confined to
Muscatine, and it is yearly becoming more noted
for its productions. In seasons Of drought should
it ever become necessary, the Island may be very
easily irrigated, the slough being very little below
its level; and in this way, failure Of crops need
scarcely ever occur. The farmers on che Island
appear to be aware of the great advantages of oca
ton they possess, and are surrounding themselves
with many comforts and convenience ss.s
The Bluff, also. is worthy of mention, in connec.
ton with the Island following, sit does the course
of the slough entirely around it. and sloping grad.
ually back to the upland. Many fine fertile farms
are located along the Bluff-or rather between the
Bluff and the slough-upon which there il growing,
this year, very heavy crop of corn. For this
cereal, we do not think this particular locality car
be excelled anywhere. Springs Of cold, pure SUD
phur water furnish rare advantages for stock.rais
ing and dairy purposes, also add to the fertility
Of that strip Of land Of which have above spoken
rendering it independent Of drought. The Islani
and the Bluff are destined to become the homes O
wealthy Glass Of farmers, and win be the source
Of . large trade 10 nuscatine. 20
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Fat cattle $l,75@s2.
RXCHANaE.
THE MARKETS.

ST. LOUIS, Aug 81.
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MIS- ELL a \ E 0 U S

WILL. ARTICLES IN
Wood. leather Croc.<ery- Glass Ivory ""i'e'
Alaoaster. HIar:,ic. Rubber, Gutta Hcrcha'
Cloth, Paper pier Hache shell Horn
Home, Plaster, sc.
And indeed there is scarcely an article il the wiole
range OF domestic economy whether il J." for W or
ornament which when broken, cannot with tins Ife-
paration be restored original value. 1t chale
-ges the world for its superior It IS ndlspehsoe II
HOUSE. WORKSHOP, COUNTING-ROoA
And no person after trial of
STARB-S CHEMICALLY PREPARED GLUE.
,I wi lnojy 4 speIse with four times is cost
lis ALWAYS ready always rcljrhte 1t IS not of
en~ive to the sne ami is aot ail91ted py ct1ha'e'
and where known ii has hecone Il FL NED Atl-
Tha attention Of dealers and consumers Is ~
a following testimonials regarding Its superior 1''
tiles. o. 1890
Woo(l I.eath.r anl Cloth. at the Phoenix Works
NEST cIIeertully recommend lis use Tor an purposes
generally require and especially tor iaihiiS Tn ~:
:: We the undersigned having tested SrAHRs pah
.,,,. - ~, ,.ra. 9th the aboy, recommendations
!. WN y ,)jTI,IASS Cabinet Ware Manufactures, ,
! Newark, n j.
LYsANDsH WHIiuT. Machine Depot, 2io MARKET
uEpESBURG & LITTlsLI, Carriage Manufacturers
wM H. KIRK & co Carpenters and EuiIdcr>:
1--' fi''9i ii y ~ ')'-'@7' Newark n j.
! ssa:.'s Chemically Prepared Gisie
Is sold by all Druggists, Furniture Dealers tirocefS'
Fancy Goods Dealers, Hardware Dealers Station
ers and by country Manufacturers generally
PRICE, - CENTS PER BOTTLE.
4 brush goes with each lotle
Put up To- dealers iii cases from to ~ dozen.
= splcnlil !ithographio Show Car printed III cot
al or'crs or letters inquiry by mail addressed to
to The STARR GLUE CONfANl, 81 Liocrry street
n Y, will receive prompt attentlon
va \ liberal discount to the trade:
April 10th. Go-ly.
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rHFOLD NORTH STATE, FOREVER.


COURT or EQUITY, SPRING TERN, $50
Daniel Boltn vs. john l.. Dethea. Administrator oil
7lorah Boln J ohil l.. Bethes and VIE Sarah Ann
CamDbell Margaret Robinson, John. William, Thomas
and Malcolm Bon.
/ Court that Sarah Ann Campbell Margaret ROBIN
son Juhn " iiiianl Thomas and Malcom I'olilI are
rei,cnts of the State. it is therefore order by
tl, Court that publication be made six ekS IN siiie
newspaper pa y sIed n the state, notifying said de
nrrviIle on the Monday proceeding the Montey next
he fore the fast Monday in August next and answer
plead demur to SAID case or Judgment VIZ oo q"
Witness Cornelius II. Coffeld, Clerk and Master o.
our gaia Court of Equity, at office IN Sumnlcr<e ne
otil % ,.lav nreceedine the Monday before the
last Monday in February, A. D., 1860, independence
OF the Oh''eo 7'"'' G. II. COFFIELD, C. & NJ. E.
June 2d'--6w.
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No 81 HAY STREET

X. KY LIE is now receiving his Spring and 81,
j mcr stock OF S TAPLE & FANCY DRY GOODS
nong which may be found the fol lowing articles, a
jces which will prove satisfactory to the purchaser
DRESS GOODS in pieces. consisting OF MuslInS
IAns Ginghans. Prints, BereSes Black and White
Cillies. Silks. &c
d ROBES. the following line:
LAn Robes, Double x Single Skirts. Etrcgc 90. Ging g
III do. Lace Points. ShawIs and Mantilias in profu
iii, Ribbons Hosiery ael Gloves. Spool Cotton
Has and Caps Boots and Shoes. all Of wAich vii
belofered very low. Call and examine no charge
fiHlooking j. h ny LIZ
March l4th.. 1860 "a
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SUMMER 1860.

j A Nj e $ Ky L.
rs now receiving his usual supply of Goods. amen
4 which
Rich Silks, Cold and Black
French Merinos and dclaines;
English Do. Do;
Kid and Net Gloves. assorted
Bed and Negro Blankets
Bolting Cloths, No. to IO
Ready Made Clothing
Boots and Shoes
With very large assortment of other Goods. All of
which purchased "y the package at the lowest
price. 49, -
G Goods and prices,
lime ID 1870.
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w Mt I'D

oITUATIONS TO TEACH FOR TWENT1-FOUR
E8LADI GRADUATES of the Hudson River lnstl-
tue. Some teach English. French. Latin. Piano
Mlsic Drawing and PantinG-others only part OF
tn. above branches This Institution affords rare
ad dsantages for thorough education at very asona
blerates Adlre
REV. A FI,.ACK. \ NJ. Pricipa.
Claycr;,o,, Col Co. n.
JtIy lSGb.--d-4t.
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JOHNS & CKOSLEHs
x,!opaXEn tiIsEi pERai;. CLMfAf E33FfN

ITPROIE ED GiIiA PtRsH IL. ti4hf-si
:, r, cur ,pEsr AND MOST ROOFING IL USE
/ If is fire and water proof. II be applied, to
new OLD Roofs of ali ENDS ana TO od Foo'S
without removing the shingles 80 ~ - -,
TIIE, COST Is ONLY ABOUT CNE-I ilRD THAI
OF TIN. AND IS TWICE AS DUhAD!-f-.
GrrTA PEECIIA CEMENT tor preserving ana repair
in, jin an Metal Roofs of every description.
from its great easticityrlt Is not injured ny 'he
contraction and expansion of metals, una nH n0t
,.L ;,, coyd mar rim in ma,na areathtr These ma
tarls have been thorou ghly tested in New York and
all parts Of the Southern and Western S"tes ana we
.o ri ~ aunda Mt proof of all claim IN their favor
They readily applied by ordinary iaborera' ii.
tritling expense. -, ,,,,n,,DDn,
Tboso materials are put up ready for use. and for
shipping all parts of the country with iuii printed
directions for application
E,ll daecr;ntive circulars Will be forwarded APP
ncation by mail in person, at our principal "hcts
5io HRO ADWAY, Opposite st. Nicholas iiote4 =
40 MILTON ST (oppositc City iiali) bl.,,,hLl ).
Nav 3I---6m JCllNo q >ito -
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NOTICE..

NOIACE.
1rD Holm IL HYMAN, of Scotland Neck: n o.,
WI this day becomes partner in our House ana
for the futur: the style of the Firm Will he
DANCY, IYM A ~ q ~; ,,;u he
On the lst OF September next, "a Drahch AouaG W,
oncned Ia Norfolk Va, under the name OF II MAJ ~
nilANGy n co to be copducted by JOHN H. ~
NAN aud +. Al. LYMAN >-cv T. 1,yNAN
New York. May lst, 60--tf -s-.sz.@<-s,
WE beg to call the attention OF our iI.enas au Viz
public to above notice particularly those lioiy
70 Norfolk By this cement we seail De apG ~
Dive our patrons the vantage Of both markets. elher
for the sale Of produce purchase OF supplies cHA
,Il r-r ONE coMMIssIoN All produce consigned l" he
Norfolk House. will be sold in this market wieh ever
we think it to :he interest of the owner.
DANCY Il IIYMAN,
124 PEAKI. STREET.
JNO, S. DANCI.
(Late OF Tarboro' No Ca.)
JNO. ii. LYMAN,
(Late of Scotland Neck, No. Ca)
i. NJ. HYMAN,
(Late Of Wadesboro No Ca.)
Ncy York May Ist 6O--tf.
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MD II AfEa

1yE HEREBY forward all persons from trading
81 Sfhr a cert2afr nVe of hand for $500 due on
.Jannaf s, $40. made by ourselves with
las ssn pa valele to N cl< e.,s
ttsnan. 8 Es(n,note was given for rent Of "a
zls ,1df xeh burned before delivery,
aylT we are determined not to pay the
Isabeson Co. n c. ARTHUR JONES.
-Fly 10, 2s6o. NEHEAiAH Ii Jo>ho.
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j. w. LETT
"AS justreceived large and general SIOCh
i of Goods suited to the FALL WINTER
trade consisting Of a choice selection of
staple and Fancy DIR Y GOODS.
Shoes. with almOs tevcry thin desrablein
that line.
rrimc Family Groceries always to be had
AT LETT'S.
Goodssold at the lowest prices for CASH, or ex-
hanged country produce.
Au,r
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c.. W. T. GOLDSTON.
\. ". I i L.ER.
1, 1860.

NzAug- I, 1860.
8 Persons indebted to the above firm will please
Eettle with the undersigned, and those having &C
Counts against the wiprcsent them to inetor
G. WI G0LDSTON.
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MIS- G. ELL A \ E . L )
DISSOI.U TION.

EyHE copartnerslip of COLLISION q Z LLEIi
g is dissolved by mutual consnt. w |.
EOLDSTON having purchased the interest Of y W.
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