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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-09-06
RAILROADS.
Chicago and Iseek lsiand RalIsOa Q
Summer Advancement. 1854.

az AND kP1 ER MONDAY, APRID ,tru. 81
~ and until further notice, trains vilI leave
Davenport daily, Sundays excepted, IS follows:
"a IfeiR Do A.. II.
81 re cAf'e. ...-......... .s.V2 ?. n.
Trains arrivest Davenport daily, Sundays ex-
oepted, a. follows:
81 2 5Hl express A.. .b.-D A. M.
on ~ q ~ as.''.. Wv p L.
III trains over this route are in dree. connexion
AtChieago with trains over both the Michigsn
Southern, Michigan Central, Pi,isburg, Fort
Wayne, and Chicago Railroad to and from Do
ssoit, Toledo, Columbus, Cleveland, Cincinnati,
sittzbury, Dunkirk, Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Abs
81, New York. Philadelphia, Baltimore and Wash
ington. Also at LaSalle with train. of the ILL.,
oois Central Road-North to GaienA and South to
So L. lis ard Cairo.
Passengers are reminded Of TIE necessity Of
giving distinct directions as TO the destination Of
their baggage, also toprocure tickets before TAX
Ing their seats in the cars, the conductors col
sct fares only to stations the line Of the Chi
eaao and Rack Island Railroad.
JOHN F. TRACY, Superintendent.
Davenport, April IL, 1861 dts
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-09-06

N1ow IS THE TINE 10 LAY u WOOD
II Tor vintee uso. We havs dry Ein1line v1oe
q - % Per cord, Al gIoee wss1 q u % -
onisk q yaa Win - To- ~.
01-14l U1k0O1 . 0AV0b
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-09-06
90 l. ID warren,

and there will also be q valuable article in each
ten certificates.
On receipt Of so cents we will send you enc Box
Of our trolIen PEN, and a sealed notice of the ar
tlcle which We sell for 81.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-09-06

Accumatatsa Cash assets The Property Of the
Assured, s6,0Ug.0uu.
JOHN XANslS.
Solicitor for the above named Commands is au-
thorized to take Risks and issue Policies
REFERENCES IN DAVENPORT
H. II. Smith, Esq, James McCosh. Esq, Chas.
Il. Eldridfe T. NJ; c. g. Blood, Esq. Hon. r.
Linderman; Hon. James Thorington.
sHrOfee over smiths Dry Goods Store. corner
Of Brady and Second streets.
junel9 diff.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-09-06

.r...u..vs r.1lra inducements!
is-a a,so ID land the following splendid
s.as 81 Il 'yii, DE soli to the purchaser of
in like manner fYr
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-09-06
GTATkOF IOWA, COUNTY OF SCOTT, -
~ In the District Court.
Royal A. b. Mills,
Daniel +. Randolph, Original Notice.
j. H. Gilbert and
T.

To aid Daniel F. Randolph, Defendant: You
are hereby sotihed that there is now on file in the
Office Of the Clerk Of the District Court Of said
county petition and SUPP lemental petition OF
Royal Alb. Mills,claiming Of you tn at two gag
es,one made by John b.W llson TO Daniel Randol,
on Or about the 18th Of February, 1850, Tor $500,
and the other made by James ~ Wilson 10 J b.
Gilbert. May I'd 1854, tor $500 both on the west
half Of the north west quarter Of section number
twenty, township number so north Of range FIVE,
east Of the 5th r. NJ, be cancelled Of record and
adjuiged satisfied, and unless you appear and de-
ieni, on or before noon Of the second day of the
mex term Of said Court 70 be holden on the Fl, t
inlay Of August, A. d., 1861, default will be
entered against you and judgment rendered there
on for the relief herein claimed, with interest
and costs.
CORBlN, DOW d BROWN,
ine26 Plaintiffs Attorney.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-09-06
Extra Inducenacn


With every box Of Golden Pens purchased o..
US We will present cur patrons with a Certificate
for which On remittance 81 two dollars they may
obtain one of the foregoing splegdi articles. THIS
will be in addition to the Cert icate given in our
enc dollar Grand DistIloUtion
Pianos, Melodeons. Music Books, Sew
ing Machines, etc.,
Bough and sold on comm sson. Any article viii
be sent to the country at The lowest wholesa ale
prices with the addition OF per cent. conmi ssiop
for forwarding.
~ g-Ayen,s uanted in eoery to,rn. c.: culdr.
eat on aPIl,cat.on
G. ;. COLEBERT d CO,
Commission Merchants and Geusrai dy'ts,
No. LIS South Fourth street, below Chestnut,
Phiadeiphia, Pa.
To- For our integrity and ability TO fulfil our
engag ents, beg to refer You To the following
well known gentlemen and business hrns:-
NJ. ii. hoRS, Esq, Cashr Catasaqua Bank, Pa
MkssRs. KExxEkER& MOORE, Phlaielph
BENTON q Bro, Chestnut above 4ht ST.,
&c. FULLER, Esq, Jeweiier,
AT. WARD, Esq, Publisher OF Fashions, etc.
Philadelphia
Hon. l.. M BURsoN. Eureka, California.
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EOK SALE BY Att DR. GGIES.
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M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-09-12
DEMOCRATIC PLATFORM.

The Democracy and other Union men Of
Ohio, in Convention assembled, adopt and
declare the following resolutions as he ba-
sis upon which they appeal to all patriotic
Union and liberty loving citizens. to unite
and rally i'll the support of the ticket tins
day presented
lst--Resoved, That the civil war, by
which our county is at present distracted is
the natural offspring of misguided sectional.
ism, engendered by lanatiCal agitation North
as well as South, and that the DemoCIatic
party have equally opposed the extremists of
both sections, and having at all times zeal.
ously cOntended for the administration of
the General Government within its Consti.
tutional limits, that party is no way respjn-
sibe for the c9amiies that have resulted
from departure from It's doctrines and a
disregard of its warning and advice.
2d-Resolved That in this national emer
gency the Democracy and other Union men
Of Ohio, bdnishng all feeling of passion or
resentment. will reCOllect only their duty to
the whole country that this war should not
be waged in conquest or subjugation, nor
Tor the purpose OF ovethrowing or intehe-
ring with ;he rights or established insttu-
tions of the States, but 10 defend and main
tain the supremacy Of the Constitution, and
TO preserve the Union with all the dignity,
equality and rights Of the several States IN,
impaired, and that as soon as these objects
are accomplished, the war ought 10 cease.
3d-That while we deem it the duty of
every citizen to support and sustain the Gov
eminent, constitutonaly administered. we
recommend that the Legislatures of the sey.
eral States adopt the proper measures for
calling National Convention for the pur-
pose Of settling our present difficulties, and
restoring and preserving The Union.
4th-That the corruption, extravaganza.
incompetency, and iavortism shown in the
administration of the War Departments Of
the State and Federal Governments deserve
and receive our unqualified condemnation.
and ought to be Immediately corrected and
reformed.
5th-That the volunteer soldiers who, at
the call Of their country, prom tiy went
forth to do battle in defense of the Const IT,
tuition and laws, and in many cases have
been compelled under inexperienced off.
GERS, are entitled to our hearty thanksIfor
the gallant manner in which they have dis.
charged their duties.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-09-12

6Ih-That the privilege of the writ Of
Ha6eas Corpus is one of the great bulwarks
of freedom, and that no citizen can be le-
gally deprived of the. benefit thereof, except
by Congress, and then in case of rebellion
or invasion, when the public safety may re-
Qure it, and that the late attempt Of the
Presid' n of the United States to suspend
the pri, ilege OF the sane is urwauanted
by the Feueral Constitution.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-09-12
The stale OF Ohio, VintOn County,
court Of Common Pleas.
Lennon Meeker, Admir-. of |
Aaron Meeker deceased, Pl'ff
against
Civil Action.
Attachment. t..
James TOmlinson and

Aaron Meeker deceased, Pl'f
against Civil Action.
James TOmlinson and Attachment.
Alvin Dascomb Defendants.
A LVIN DASCOMB, of the State of New
N York will take notice that Lennon Meek
or, Administrator cf Aaron Meeker, deceased,
of the county Of Ross, in the State of Ohio, did
on the lst day of duly, A. d 1861, file his petit
tion in the Court of Common Pleas within and
for the county of Vinton, and State Of Ohio,
against James TOmlinsOn and Alvin Dascomb
an unincorporated company, doing business un'
der the name and style of Tomlinson & Dascomb,
defendants, setting forth that said defendants
are indebted to said plaintiff as Administrator
of aaron Meeker, deceased, in the sum Of four
hundred dollars, with interest at ten per cent
from January 18th, 1853, on a rfOmissOry note,
executed by said defendants to Aaron Meeker
in his life time, on the 18th ofJuly, A. D. 1852,
and the plaintiff, on the st day of July, A. d.
1861, obtained an or 'er of attachment and at
tached the Undivided one half of in-ots mum.
Der seven, eight and thirteen, in the town of
Hamden, Vinton county, Ohio, as ,he property
If said Alvin Dascomb, and prays that said de-
PENDANTS may pay said aforesaidsum and inter-
est, or that premises may be sold to pay the
same and the said Alvin Dascomb, is notified
that he is required to appear and answer said
petition on or before the third Saturday after
the 3lst day ofAugust next.
LENNON MEEKER, Administrator Of
AARON MEEKER, deceased,
By W. 7. EVANS, his Attorney. [jy25'6l-6w
Jchn Hunters Estate.
Notice is hereby given that the undersigned
has been duly appointed and qualified Admins-
traitor of the estate of John Hunter, late of the
County Of Vinton, deceased.
EPHRA1A HUKTEE.
jy4, lscl-sw
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-09-12
WHO WANTS HIDES
Tanned on the Shares ?

WILL now receive all The hides you can
Il bring along at the HAMDEN TAN
merry, ana tam them on the Shares for
one-half of the Leather. The impossibility
of getting money to pay for hides NAL
this necessary. You that want Leather can
be as well Accommodated. ~
aug29-2m B. DILL.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-09-12
Marietta Il Gin CInmaII and
HiIlSbOrO'
s; ~ Es; ;IstE. gss ss'.s ~ 4
r A | L r 0 A DIS.

\ and after Monday, Nov. 96, 1850, train
will leave Cincinnati for the East, as follows
GOING EAST-LEAVE
Daily national Democrat., 1861-09-25
cn,rrrn VI -TpE ATTEMPTED rscAre.

10 remain with the pirates was repugnaut
to the feeling Of Inez They were not men
Of much moral principle and ehe resolved to
return to her native j1ng,e IN Maine All
right minded persons will say, Good for her
And So one day when the corsair chief was
absent ON official business, the heroic girl de-
termiued to escape
She wisely resolved to take as liule bag
rl,rp as possihle--haif dozen bandhoxes, an
umbrella, bottle OF hair oil, dressing ease.
e-auze nubia and some doughuuls, pupliu
skirt. pair of point lace gaiters, tortoise
she'll basque, aud few back numbers of
Godcv's Lady Book--that vast al But even
these trihes were found too cumbersome and
she resolved to leave with 40 other clothing
than her umbrella and straw fiat
Here room was in the fifth story Of the
Cave. which was built of Milwaukee brick.
and all tie doors were doube-lucled She
had no alternative, then, but to make her es-
cape through the window. She was forced
to use the BEDFORD but rs she was young
lady of high moral principle, she resolved to
send the corsair its full value by Adams Ex-
press, If She in the least damaged il. Care
tally fastening one end Of the cord to tie
viudow-sill, she commenced letting her,eli
down. But unfortunately the cold broke.
shortly alter t3e lhtieIi maiden Nad com
menced her perilous descent-broke when
when she was high in the air. at Il distance
of over four hundred feet lrom the ground !
Oh it was frightful
We cannot here too strongly urge upon
manufactures Of rope the necessity ofmabiog
it strong 1t may cost mora, but is it fair, is
it manly to sell rope knowing it to be Of
Aimsy texture? Some may argue that il is
o~ing TO the poor quality af hemp, but We
maintain that manufacturers should give
their personal attention to the business, and
make good rope.
But to retlrn to IucZ.
(T0 be COuftDHrll
Daily national Democrat., 1861-09-25
Sperial gotifts.
TO lNVAEEuS.

RFNFCIA located in climate that s the medium
between the het fthe interior ana the cola Of I've
sea coast i,raricrl rjy adapted 90 he treatment oi
the sick, AMI e.pecary t1 tas pr1auatne, endemic
feyers Of the Interior.
1he subscriber has been practitioner ia B,n,-la
for nine years, having nund h5 experience the recl-
liar hea't'une-s OF tie climate, to which Be partially
attributes the success, which las attended his tseatn-
Of many dangerous eases, has determined to open
Hospital for the sick.
TIE Hospital viii be fitted up FOR TIE accommo1a.
ton Of ttseSes and os made IN every respect as
comfortable as home, Ro P.ttcular tr aiment viii
br adopted, good common sense viii teach hat eY-
ry case ana every sys, "a wants peculiar treatment
The undersigned N,4 be prepared TO have acc9modl-
lions for haths sc.
Excellent pri.Es are in The ueimbarhood. Nothing
VIII be spared 10 assure quick ANA pernlGlont cure
Iu the most chronic diseases.
Censuhaurnm all modem languages AID vriya,y
strictly attended to-.
a. yEGuAFE,M
au20 3m B9ne,.a
Daily national Democrat., 1861-09-25
From Vanity Fair.
GREAT NAUTICAL ROMANCE.
BY ARTEMus WARD.
The Fair IEez or the Lone Lady OF the
Crimson Cliiis--A Tale of the sea.
CHAPTER Iv.-rnn coRsAln CHIEF.

CHATTER Iv.-THE CoRsAIG CHIEF.
" hen lnez awol;e the storm had ceased
The Wild night had passed, and the morning
WAS bright aad beautiful.
The maiden looked around her. The seent
was passing strange.
she was ying upon fine twelve dollar
lounge, in an apartueat OF sumptuous ele-
gonce. Where am r she mulmured
''oaie, dear lady" said c soft, hute-likC
voice safe from all harm
lncz looked up. a Misunderstanding
young man, arlayed in garments Of red silk
en- velvet, taick studded with diamond. o
incAlcunblc value, stood over her--a genial
smile irrudiatiug his fascinating though
swarthy features. "Safr lady 80 he repeated,
~ ou shalsbe tbe cor7air's brlde"
81 don't see il, said the gentle Iucz
"Ila' cried the pirate, 'IonEest thou tLeu
for the husulug hi.locas and beIiowing bul
locks Of my own chilly cijme?'
81 have no hesi,ancy iu asserting that
do" she replied.
"lf gold be yoar DESIRE" said the pirate
Chief, taking out his pocket-book and bran
d.shiug ten dollar bill on the Waukegau
Bank OF Illinois, "hcre it is y
"Mscteaut' spurn the vile dross Be-
sides, there's ten per cent discount on it,
Thus spoke the noble lncz
'Noull think better OF it. ere many wanes
have waXel and mooned, sweet lady" the
pirate observed. 'Listenl lam Spaniard
My nnme is O'MulHgan The world calls me
a pirate, but no matter. Let that pass. Aud
now the banquet uo, Slaves, bring in the
victuals'
Si& coutraband negroes. arrayed in bright
yellow, Immediately entered, bringing fish,
balls for one on sayers Of solid gold For
the pirate they brought rum and uu.asscs in
a golden goblet.
"I!aye you IA bill Of fare o. asked Iucz
"No printed ones" said the pirate They
are too expensive. But wherefore ?'
81 was thinking whctAcr or no you had
any beans"
Pork, bus nary bcon!" said the corsair
seutcutiuusN
NIlh az aching heart and tcar-sufused
check, Incz restricted herself to the fshLa.ls
~ e corsairs, said The Srauiard, ARE not
So bad as the World would make out"
'Ij's lately been merged with the Courier
and inquirer" said lnrz, still intently placing
herself outside the minced lsh.
The >paniard with a puzzled expression
upon his face, continued: We are loved 10y
those who know us, and hold many positions
OF trust and influence. For instance, | am
street Contractor and Member Of the Com
mcn Council, lille brother Of mine is an
urtuy contractor. How does that strike you?'
Eut ,hc fir iuez had not Yet reeuperated her
exhausted energies, and Il series Of soraplic
suores told the 'Spanurd that she Slept
Gently throwing some buffalo robes over ler
fragile form, the Spauiard Withdrew.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-09-25
handle him with care. fashioned a. .lenderlr

handle him with care fashioned so slenderlv.
young and so fair Hes been drinking In
short, he drunk"
Did you ever know, sir. said the iuehri-
atcd corsuir, in = sat dued, my yslerious voice
-"wcre you ever acquainted viDh red.
headed gal, who sold muiton pies on q big
tin pm, and they called her one eyed Sal!
Where is She now, sir? She sleeps meath
the willow. -
Away with him!" -hrieked the chi-f.
'Zound4, men, are We fallen to a state OF glib
boring idiocy ?'
Rosy rom, however, modified the incensel
corslir. ana ere the reyel closed he sung, in
The melHluous tongue Of his own sunny
spain. an ardent song Of love. accoa. pory ying
himself on the ShiIlalrh.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-09-25
TWO VEADTCI5

from two very In portaut soare -s, IN relation l-
CI5rABDKU'S LAIR DYE.
The first Of these deci ions is from the pen Of nr
Chlton vino has no oquoi u this country au anay
tic chemist and declares he dye to be absolutely free
from aeletgrioos ingredients. This may be called
THE SCIENTIFIC VERDICT.
The second decision IS popular one. TIE thousands
Who use Tie dye are .anlnous in recommending it
above a others, for the exquisite naturanc5s Of the
blacks aul browns timparts, and the rapiity ofits
el.ct. I'LL is
THE PUBLIC VERDICT
The documents which constitute these yerdcts may lee
seen All the establishment of Cri.tadoro, No. As'or
l.use, NerYotA. IS sold everywhere and applied
by all Hair Drcssers.
GEO. W SMELL. AGENT
aul6 1@J Washington sL., sam Francisco.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-09-25

Boy DRowNED-AtNara, on Friday morn
ing last, says the Reporter, several boys were
bathing in the river. near the front Of Second
street, when the tide, which was coming in
rapidly at the time, carried them up stream.
In Attempting TO return, the current proved
too strong for two Of them; one, a son Of B.
+. Mcclure, Esq and the other, Frank, the
Youngest son of Mr. Philip huusinscr The
alarm was given By a boy ON the shore, when
Col. Charles H. Allen and also Mr.. Edward
Kimball, employed at Messrs Smith " Chese-
bros establishment, plunged into the stream
with their clothes on, and succeeded ia res
cung the son Of Mr. Mcclure Mr. Kimbali
then returned for the other, but he had sunk
for the last time His body had not been re-
covered at a late hour Friday evening, lie
was about nine or ten years old
What relation is a pgtahman to- on Aner.-
Daily national Democrat., 1861-09-25

a young lady down East adyertiaes !or the
young mau that "embraced an opportunity"
and says If he viii come to her town he can
do better.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-09-25
Baubles from Vanity Fa;rs


4 SWEET PAsroRAL philemon walked
with Hosalinda, his love, through the field Of
bearded grain, and they quarrellcd, with
many teati.
Bat when they reached the smiling plain,
where the fat little sheep dtintily uibbled
he p'easng grass, they made up again with
many kisses.
TGen said Rosalnda, go, Why dilst thou
call hlrlis,a That sweet girl 2"
did not replied the !ansnishing swain;
"rcmcabereat thou my words? Thou saidsl
'Vhat mauuer o. Grain is thatY And said,
That's wheat Melissa soys it is
wheat"
Then they went home joyfully,
PMrArcY ox THE WAR-Fabius (alias
ScotD, dsla!neI to make any defense against
these ales lions of the Tubune-LJe Of
Iadiay .Ntr
The Pm that keeps the Southern aifIirs to-
gcther-thc Lynch Pin.
ADVICE to the House Of Representatives.
Pitch out that " God, and Burnett.
WISE, or VIRGINIA
~l.r, was man in Richmond town,
AID he Wgs w3ud'rous WISE;
lie jumped upon battle horse,
And to the war he flies
Bat when he saw the guns about,
with all his might and main
He jumped upon another horse,
And-rode away again
oN A coQuErrE
Saws Tom 10 Ned, "Dy all the gods above
Was Julia ever reaiy in lovc?'
Saws Ned TO Tom, Faith, Thomas, | opno,
True love is not exactly in her lac,
BuI--lke the army Of our Southern foe
She has general BGAu-REGARp you know
MtNNc ~ plcMAs.-We find the sui joined
items in the plumaa Standard Of Saturday;
We learn tLat new and lleh die4iug~
have been struck at Butterfly Valley, Tie
mines IN that vicinity were abandoned about
eight years ago, since which time no mining
has been lon1 there until recently, hen rich
dirt was struck by two youug men, whose
Iaucs Ve have forgotten. If the reports that
reach us be correct, Butterfly Valley prom
ises to become one Of the most important
mining ya,ups IA tie county.
Io,GuA.'a $ Cuu., This is one Of heliYe-
lie-t towns ia We mountains. About sixty
men are at worl. on the creek and all doing
wcu
At the Forks of Hopkins, Main Nelson and
Jlmison city, the miners are doing well.
The Eureka company held their annual
election on Saturday last. We have not as
yet learned the result.
"Wel, Mr. j.. how did you get through
| the 4thT"
"Oh, very well, indeed, bat it was the 5th
that troubled me-
Daily national Democrat., 1861-09-25
S5E9EsscHW

ltJIsEf s.--Wa are now receiving ey. "THWsld,'
NJa complete. dssrr.r.gutt If
BREW 3-z1st'8 x s.C CGEzEsS,
SODA Ci8EtELs,
slEE1 E'sstrsT zEOTTFE, CoEENS,
Rs.EsEJGElN C0@ElS,
sTzs.2EGg2'E EsUEELE CogE1S,
U&34.1 4tTThz: CORES, Hy.NCS.
EiCF, COFFIN g co,
iiggt - d street, Mag -yila.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-09-25

"Well, Mr.. j., how did you get through
the 4th|
"Oh, very well, indeed but it was the 5th
that troubled me-"
Daily national Democrat., 1861-09-25

What relation is a putahman to- on AAer.-
can His cousin German II course.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-09-25

AS5-I1 &aGa!cTy, Harness,
I.211EscT,
whips,
GaIlG0Tmi8 Bits and SpIsrs,
California Saddles
Texus EfamgcT do.
TEexican do.
yVag0n do,
Ladies' do.
Concord Harness;
Long TuG-E'eaisa do.
Four 81 G-Tguic ileaVy 40.
Esoois ;.sia Ferret do. DO.
2EaIF TmE do. do.
Jersey Team do. do.
D0Wbic Shifting do.
Double BWgEy do.
single BUGGY do,
T'TOllinS do.
EsItilRlg d0.
N0.a BIacE4-SlaI>e whips;
Ap1Te36s, complete.
And all :tices belonging to the trade, on hand, ana
tor sale unreasonable rates. jy 10
Daily national Democrat., 1861-09-25
GrEBsEcsl9toT
Nsia2anyy Gslass.

I ~ = n boxes ru haad ana t. arrive, If an
! ,EG%PO sizes, from 7x 9 to lox .. Glass
cul to ord J.. RICE, COFFIN co,
ju!2l - street, MARY syc.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-09-25
GEF.5 m (sE3EFlzsA;.!!!
COal 053 ia Particular! I!
bEEuUCED PG37CEs !!

BEEgUCED P.37GES
TNEFCT INICRrtTIUNS OF tle following are
z y uoH landing an ia store
ysla5tC kerosene, very choice.
&c IbIs. Eastern EmTd Oii ;
EUs5Cl Edusgc1 Oil;
1890 gals EaAMcg's Oh;
GaCssI.ge-io;
EV9o gals. 'ags4peMssal,,
olive S5si, ia bulk;
800 gals. China Ngst Oil;
For safe by the case gallon Bay prices and ac-
tual rr iclt
Examine orr stock and prices Before purchas ug
elsewhere, if you wish TO save money.
RICE COFFIN & CO.,
iuly2i y f. street, MarysviIle.