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DIR. SIMMONS
LIVER REGULATOR,

4 PREPARATION OF ROOTS AND HERBS,
warranted 10 be strictly vegetable, aud can do
M injury 10 any one.
II has been used by hundreds, aud known for
tile last ihiris-h,c yenrs as one oi the most re-
liable. eilicAcious and harmless preparations ever
offered 10 the suffering. II taken rcgrlnrly and
persis,cnily, il !, sure 10 cure dyspepsia, head
ache, jnundee, cosiy.ness
sick headache, chronic liar
l REGULATOR. Irhn,, affections Of the had-
der, camp d,scn,crt nH.c.
lions AZ the kidneys fever
nervousness. ehlls. diseases Of the skin, impuriis
., ,hc llond melancholy, depression OF spirits,
h,,r,baru. collie. or palms in the bowels. pain IN
,hc head fever aud aeur irpps.. hollis pain In
back and Limits asthma, rrysIrlas ieinnls al
fcc,ons. aud llons disease, GENERALLY
Prepared uL.y by J II zlllls 4 co,
druggists, Macon Ga.
Send for "A Circular. Price 81 by mail ii %
For sale i, CHARLES TATMAS, in.
Dec. 2i-ly. Mida'eto"h, pe''
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DOMESTIC COTTON GOODS.

Merrimack, Cocheco, Amcri.a@ and other
Prints, at 81, 8, 10 and I2l cts. per yard. New
York Mills, Wamsutta, ,Davol, Williamsvillc, Rcy-
nolds \. A. and other makes OF blcachcd mnslins
a, &, 10, l2A 10 80 cts. per yard. Utica 5-l and
i0-i bleached Shcetinrs. Atlantic A. Appleton
4, Pacific Extra and I to As yard wide brown
Muslins, at prices from 6l to u cents per yard.
Lyman A. ~ inches wdr, l.y man u, 10 inches
wide, heavy anblcached shcetings.
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GiRsoXs PRICE CURRENT.

Thr ahusc prizes wjl lc paid in cash for pro-
iu,r delivered in good order aud wish 10
81, Fist We keep constantly On Iand II good ns-
.ortu,rt cf t.roteric. and Provisions which we
viii sell reasonably Tor cash, NJ The Corner of
broad aud Annsfton Streets, Mililclown, Del.
Nar,l, 2n--u Nm L. GIBSON
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$50 REV -ARD!!

HIrTY DOLLARS reward win be paid 10 any
Il one furnishing information which will lead
10 the conviction OF the ihcf li,i,es sao stole
some poultry from me, on SATURDAY. the laih
instant SAMUEL BRADY.
Jan. 2l.-3w Middlcsown, Del
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FOR rem L.

gTyUE STORE HOUSE in Middle,own, for
l. i6crly occupied by John a. Reynolds
Sons. Apply TO-
Feb. 4--tf ROBT. A.. COCHRAN.
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1870 GIFTS, consisting Of Washing Ma
chimes Wrinrcrs, Standard Books aud hurks ai
Ar, none Of them enn he psehns'i at retail
for le,, than 81 90, while some are worth
Sli 90 aud mnrc,
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TIE PICTURE HILL FARM,

Caroline County. Nd,
Of los acres. on the Choptank river having n
>tvn,nhna, wharf on it, with good scope oi
country 10 support IL with lime Kiln good
hui iings large variety Of fruit. convenient to
churches and schools, only siN mile, from Ensioii,
the largcs, business town on the Delaware PENN
III, $4,000.
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l. u r L L "!

A Legend Of the Rhine. female of rare
beauty sits ON the shore of the riycr, where the
rocks are the most dangerous ana With her song
aud music charms the nagary sailors TO near
her when they tpect n wa'ery grave. The sub
lee, is iuli OF life, fyll Of emotion, aud altogether
n
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Also corrcc, Lithoarnph Likeness OF
GEN STONEWALL JACKSON

The hest, largcs, aud hand,omcs' evsr published
10 "a in worth 81 90, which We will sell on the
same terms, for :: 10. /, !. truly II gem " art.
A FORTUNE FOR YOU
With each engraving, iill We have sold 30. 600
comics We will give rnHr. one share OF ticket.
emitting each shareholder to one OF the follow
ing gifts.
Read on, aud remember, that every ticket hold
cr will positively get one Of the following, which
which will be distributed hy drawing
\, DENTON, Maryland.
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For Sale.
HHESNpE RAILS and PAS4,-Apply to
AaMAaes M T. Tasior, @ gre mis '.i!s Sa 81 Towns;
Jan. el--3w.
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BEAUTY!
A HOME !!
AND FORTUNE.
PREMIUM SALE
OF THREE HANDSOME
NEW STEEL ENGRAVINGS
A GIFT WORTH FROM
$l GO to 1925, 900 90

GIVEN WITH EACH ENGRAVING!
We have obtained the entire control Of the
following engravings, which wc'offer II, the low
figures 9f
a. 90 EACH =,
although they are really worth $b 20 each. They
are 10 < - IN. aud each Is a gem Of art.
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ADJOU RN ED
EXECUTORS SALE!

DY virtue of an order Of the Orphans cour
- of ti, State uf Delaware, in and for New
Castle County, WI be exposed 10 sale at Pu6lic
Anttinn an
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TIE COLD SPRING FARM

of 10 acres one mile from Denton, one mile
from steamboat landing, five miles icum the Nd
& Del L. Il one thousand peach trees hi'y
apple trees choice varieties Of sirawcrries cher
ric., plums, apricois, crab apples, dwarf pcars
sulcndil new buildings, worth a,npH.
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LATEST MARKET REPORTS.

NEW ORLEANS, July 5.-Cotton mar
ket dull; sales 1000 bales !; good ordi-
nary lG! low middling 1s2; middling
20! ; receipts 1,l4G; exports 1888; stock
on hand 59,445. Gold l3s.
CINCINSATI, July 5.-Flour steady
with moderate demaud; family 500.
Corn declined, 55(d 56.
ST. LOUIS, July 5.-Flour and corn
unchanged. Pork quiet; jobbing and
order lots, $15.756 1900. Bacon mac
tive; shoulders 7t@1!; clear sides 3!
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Personal.

The title is further perfec, ed by the fact,
as understand, that AN undivided one
to Ennemoser's minor step-"hildren-an
this he was about to convey away TO the
Parish, possibly to help I ne li,le orphans
The insinuation contained in the
above, that in selling the Intelligent
Ger building to the Parish l attempted
to injure the interest OF my stcp-chil-
dren, is as false, base and cOntcmpti
bic as its author.-E.-L1f r'iigcnce1.
Which purportS to be something,
bat, lacking tue essential requisite de-
lining "the u.Nho>'<'' status, is Il very
sorry effort 1T tiodyir.y aroma The COR
ne.~ Now, there is plenty Of time for
Mr.. i.nnenlOser to declare his opinion,
without ambiguity or senseless pop
cock, and we purpose he Sh"H Il" it..
Therefore, we now assert, roundly and
c,nphatically, that he did attempt,
and so faras he could go, cOnsummated,
an unqualified swindle upon his moth
erless minor step-children, and, iurth-
crmore, that, in his sale of the lntelli-
uencer lot and building, he deliberate
". knowingly and premeditatedly
faisitieti his oath of office, and, like
cannon Micf, betrayed the trust con-
iided to his keeping and if the very
sensitive honor of the OvertaNed Office.
holder-Mr. Ennemoser-is in the
slightest degree disturbed by these ca
pressiOns Of opinion, we stand ready
10 discuss them with him not alone ii
the public prints, hut at any convcn
lent point where injured honor an'
innocence may assert their claiii,re
But meanwhile, the editor of the fi7I
rGRApu declares that, while he ma.
accept Il Villains guage, he will no
abatc his determination to denOunc
villi:,ny in corrupt officials, or willing
~ make a bruised martyr of an arran
coward and whore-mOnGer who
seek ing the kicks and contumeiN {
gentlemen. and who can whistle giee
continuously III contempt for the der
ion and Remuneration of a whole con
munity.
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LAND SALES.
OUACHITA RIVER PLANTATIONS
FOR SALE.

rINHE undersigned offers for sale two plau-
j tationS situated on tho Duachita river, in
the parish of Caldwell,
One tract contains Ia acres, 40 OF which
* in Il good state of cultivation, and % or TO
acres deadencd lies high, and 100 acres can
be levied with u very small ieNee; situated
miles below Columbi on the Ouachita
river. Can be bought at $40 per acre.
The second plantation lies on the ouachita
/ river, : miles below Columbia: contain )
:i97 56-l00 acres; near 300 acres III II good
state of cultivation 100 acres levied in
! and ii would cost u mere tfiHe to teNee in 5t
acres more. This place can be bought at ~
per acre. w. y DlNoN.
October -, 1870. b:emltouf, SCI. ii
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Our citizens will notice the invita-
ton of the Ouachita Fire CO. 40. |, to
attend the Picnic on next Wednesday,
on the Mound at the mouth of Bayou
DeSiarl. Extensive preparations are
being made for all, and the invitation
is to all, and we hope every body will
go and enjoy this feast. The steamer
Jessie has been chartered for the day
to run to and from the Pic Mic, free OF
t,.h
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1871-07-08

VNHE proprietors of the new market
| house {Situated in front of Hanna 8
yvarehousc.) would inform the citizens OF
Monroe that they will be prepared, on ana
after to-day, 10 supply customers, daily,
with good fires n beef and mutton, and also
OF her meats when they can be had. y liher-
LILY Y iS-i l2tl
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DOST OFFICE
rTr An

DOST OFFICE
L CIGAR AND TOBACCO STAND.
W. ii. Dinkgravc keeps constantly on
hand an assortment of best cigars. both I'M
ported and Domestic, also best brands OF
smoking and chewing tobarco-at the Post
Office opposite y. w. corner of the Court
house square.
April 10 1871. n3u oni
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July =, 1870.
RI u. HR'SER'

Cb,uc, nI .N"tb"r,r an" cay $751;. It"h>b"'N
Tin Copper and Sheet Iron Maker, Man
ufact ,lrer OF Drive Wells. Pumps and Pipes,
also Dealer in Stoves and House-furniShins
Goods, Lamps and l.amp-findmS:S, Pe'r0
and Coal Oil. Country orders So>lirited ana
nromp,Iy filed. n42: y
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
FIRENEN.S PICNIC.

yI,HE. second annual Picnic of Ouachta
, Fire Company No. l., will be gwen on
Wednesday, July l2th, 1871, at the Mounds,
on General Pargoud's upper place. An in
vitation is hereby extended to the citizen-
of Monroe and vicinity.
t. i. GARRETSON.
President.
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We greet, with pleasure, the cheerful
face of our friend Capt. Joshua Pico,
who has been absent for some three
weeks, on business in New Orleans.
has no doubt come home prepared to
take care of the many now depending
upon the house. Capt. Pico is one OF
those spirited gentlemen, without
whom, Monroe would be as Il desert in
the wilderness.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1871-07-08

Monroe has all the ingredients Of a
city except water works, gas lights and
street ears We notice several ne"
runners, and ..Stili they come
Our city Fathers should prepare to
keep order.
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The Associate editor has a fine car
1age for sale. Is adapted to Sunday
riding, especially. For particulars, see
u~ in person, and in Il quiet way.
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We. are under obligations I" Capt.
O.trn for Il file Of late city papers. The
Captain made u TASTY trip To New Or
leans, and is looking we'll.
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Our friend Muse DabbS will accept
our thanks for SO kind a favor. TO
know the time, place and rircum-
stances, is the road to success. no dis
count on DabbS!
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1871-07-08

What has become of the rattle some
iadieS-thc Misses Dull, we believe
were Interested in getting up, some
TWO or three months ago, of Il lot Of
ground in the city OF Monroe, adjOin-
ing G. Delcry's property: There are
many anxious inquiries made about
the matter by those who paid for
chances in ftitU/JcP.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1871-07-08

We notice quite Il quantity and va
riety of vegetable on our streets, and
ut our doors, for sale. One il wanting
vet-melOns. We must have one soon,
or we die. The truth is, Il man Van
get almost amy thing he wants, but it
is cash, or no trade.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

~JS(&@I%NGO~S.
mo. CLENDINING,
- UNDERTAKEN,
WALNUT STREET, MONROE. La.
(At r. NJ. McCormick's Shop
Agent for w. NJ. Raymond & Co., n. York,
Keeps contantly on hand large assert
lnent Of ESHe BU,'i0i CuSkets and plain Me-
tallic Cases. Walnut, Rosewood and plain
wooden coffins ready made and trimmed to
suit purchasers. Will also disenter and
prepare bodies for shipment to all points.
Agent for Clendining Il Taffe Hill City
Marble Works, Vicksburg, Miss. I am pre-
pared to fill all orders for monuments tomb
stones, &C.
~ Orders respectfully solicited, and
promptly attended to. j"ne2a-4oly
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Religious Notice.

We. are authorized to make the fol-
lowing appointments for Rev. J. Il.
Graves in Louisiana:
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PLANTATION IN THE aNl.AND
FOR SALE:

A NY person wishing TO purchase a small
farm of 10 acres. half in cultivation,
situated within :; miles of Ouachita city,
undersigned There is a new cottage build
ing. cont shining two rooms; good kitchen.
good garden. cribs, stalls, &c. on the place,
and the whole is above overflow. 4 one
fourth nters~t in the growing crop will be
sold al u fair valunt ion. Possession given
lst of January next.
g. w N.t'EA ME,
.Jun. l.. s.I.-;:9:lf Agent.
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TTARDEE'S OFFICIAL MAP

uARDEE'> OFFICIAL NAP
. T. !. L : | y y a.
Just published. and now ready fnf dcli|e-
nv embracing
ALI. THE NEW PA RlSHES,
and cvcrvt hing else Of interest in The stare
Every man of bu.ineSs, and every head OF a
family should have this map.
Price, Sl2 per copy.
Liberal discounts made to energriic can
vasserS. who can find profitable employ
ncnt. by addressing
EDGA AR STEEL, PuRI.ISHER,
- 81. Charles Street,
P.b. Lock Box 1870. New bRLEAN~.
April !. ISL. ZH-""
L'ISHER. JOHNSON y co..
TTON r. \ CT o X s.
AND COM MIS- SION MERCHANTS
q THiou street, Ne'r Or'"a"S, Lo.
! MIR A. l.. Busy, OF Mnrehouse parish |
oar agent for Month Louisiana. IL til
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PROVISIONS. FEED! LUMBER!

T HAVE on hand, for sale at lowest cash
/ prices. n consignment OF
CORN HAY, OATS, BRAN.
FLOUR \ \ - Pc X X.
all of choice quality. Ais"
10000 FEET FL EST PINE AND
CYPRESS LUMBER,
the best ever offered in this market
For sale a, very reasonable prices.
JNO. T.. HAN MA.
July !, 1871. Att
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ElRNITi1RE STORE,

HHb f'I'->i l M Hi'' +>'ii-'"'
hat thnv haye made nreparat ions TO engage
IN be E',,r,,jtnre business in the new build
;nvon DcSiari rect near IT, Kindermann's,
and viii keep for sale a weli-assorted supply
az Otf;cc AMI HousehoId Furniture IIphols-
ierS nlittli.ls N''' "''''' '"'' WIN " "
1he% VIII repair f"fhtt"Fe Il! >h"tt uo'ice'
that hiISineSs anordjup a good vuarant ee
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A general banking business transacted
JOHN \. KLEIN, &C. FLORENCE,
President. Vice President
GEO. NJ. KLEIN, Cashier.
mill,
r AMk'N r. EccLEsroN,
GRoCERs AND COTTON FACTORS,
Corner of Levee and Crawford Streets,
[Opposjte P,t0tiss Housed
VICKSHURG, AISS.
July 2, 1870. noil:ly
Established 1882. Re-cstahlished 1865.
! THOMAS J. FlNNEY,
Deule.. ia
CARRIAGES. BUGGrES. WAGONS.
Carts, Wheelbarrows and Plowa, Carriage
and Wagon Trimmings Il Hardware.
WOOD WORK.
mus. .sroI~S, ErNors. !Mofts, H"iss &c
VCKSBURti. MISS.
". EHEENBuRr, Agent.
July =, 1870. h1l:ly
or. Louis FLOUR HOUSE.
l.. BUI"rERTIELD 4 CO.
COTTON FACTORS.
Agents for Latin X Rand Powder Go.
MULBERRY STREET.,
Between Crawford and South S,s.l
VlCkSBVRG. MISS.
July >, 1870. n42:ly
g II. YOUNG y co..
WHOLESALE GROCERS, COMMISSION
MERCHA STS.
.lnd dealers IN E",rig" ant Domestic
WINES AND LIQUORS.
Miller. Agents for Bes, Brands Of Flour.
| no. 20, MULBERRY STREET,
! VICkSHrRG. MISS.
| July -, 1870 nlI:ly
|MA> "'>""'
MATCHMAKER AND JEwELEK.
! Sign of the Green Specs.
| VICKSRUR':, MISS.
sole Agent for the Florence the Singer Inn
proved, the Wilcox 4 Gibbs and other
Sewing Machines.
| All the lat est Improvements for first class
| Machines. Needles, Thread. &c. II ma
! chimes sold at Northern prices and war
[ rauted. July ,, 1870 nIl:1y
CULLES 4 BoLLs'
| COTTON FACTORS,
Wholrsni, Dealers IN Groceries. "nd IH'n,-
fafioa Supplies,
kcepalw.ys on hand Lime, Cement, Plaster,
Paris ffasterinS HAIR,
No. 22O, Mul6c,,,y street. IirA sb",y, Mss:
July >, 1870 n4l:ly
JAMES WARE. II. q. WILLIAMS.
WARE ~ WILLIAMS.
manufacturers o,td D'n/'ps m
FUKN TUKE AND Gil \ X s,
Mattresses, Carpets, Wall Paper and Win
dow Shades,
Ally
II II. PORTER Il co.,
D."i,,S IN
| STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
| Philadelphia Made Shoes for Ladies' and
Children.
HATS, CAPS, &C.
! No, lGl Washington street,
! VCKSEUl>ti, MISS.
July 2, 1870. "il:ly
A cESE""A'
! VftKSEJM:. MISS.
IMPORTER. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
DEALER IN
| E,an,h China and Granite Ware, Er","l
and Bohemian Ware. Silver Plated ana Bii
tuniu Ware, Table and Pocket cutlery. Look
;ny G;las-ea Looking Glass Plates, window
Glass. paper Hangings, Window fornires
curtains, Bands, Pins and window shades
Lamps and Walters, Ger:utd"le7, 'a"di"
sticks, Casters and Liquor stands:
The largest assortm of CHRISTM As
GOODS ever brought to the city of NickS
burg. such as: Fancy Goods, Toys. Picture
FRAMES. Pictures, Marble Stht,iary, rape
! Nache Goods Baskets, work Boxes, Woo
and Willow Ware, Japanned Ware, fen!iers
9hovels and Tongues, Andir"ns, Cns' llEs
! Stoneware and KEROSENE Oil. Oct: ~. "-"'
JULIUS y. KLEIN.
so a. Washington Street.
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Referring to the above, / WOOlu respect
fully solicit for my late associates y "Ontihu-
II. Is: GARLiNGT"N.
Trenton. La. June 8. 1871, *s:4
PLANTATION IN THE ISLAND
FOR SALE:
A NY person wishing TO purchase small
IA farm of 10 acres. half in cultivation,
can he accommodated by applying !" tho
undersigned. There is n new cottage build
ms con.sin'ns two rooms good az h., ,,ine
and The whole il above overflow. n one
fourth interest in the growing crop will be
e. w M'CHAStE.
Jun. Il. ls1I.-3alf Agent.
MONROE ADVERTISEMENTS.
IS ". o"E''"
ROE. lntiSiANA
CTotA.:t. r-.eiv ing. forwarding. freight
VXyAkEAOt'SE. and cotton depot. and the
OLDEST Steamboat agent i" business here
Evrxx one Interested. tbs. lie wi"
I EAVE nothing un,tone 10 promote their
II interest,
I'VE: and Let Live being his motto.
SPECIAL *''s"io" give" /" all kinds OF
WA.KsIGH"rsE business sales OF cotton
AGENCIES generally; ais" t" all river and
RAILROAD business. lie will ais"
| ESDEAVoR to nuke his charges sui, the
IL times,
HoP'S" by r""p'"'s" and economy to
OBTAIN and merit fair share of patron
lUNDEk all eir"""~'a ""e-. he promises to
~ give
iCATISFACTIr>.o or charge thing. His
- reference is
LIVERY one who la. known him in husi-
| IL ness.
.SHIP all r"''"" and order So"r freight to
=. W. nDELL,
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TRENTON ADVERTISEMENTS.
Es.OURNOY 4 MII.LsAPS,
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co MISSION MERCH "A rs,
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Keep always on hand full stock of
PLA NATION SUPPLIES,
LIQUORS, WESTERN PRODUCE,
DRY GOODS, HARDWARE,
BUGGY AND WAGON MATERIALS,
SHOT GUNS. RIFLES,
nREEcH PINS,
DOUBLE TR1GGEKs.
TUBES. AND HI'N
FIXTURES, SADDLERT
AND HETST'S GARDEN SEEDS.
We receive, store and forward goods at
the lowest prices, aud receive Store, SNIP or
! sell cotton for those favoring rs with their
! business. We will give the sale Of cotton
our special attention. As we have no losses
| to make III, on cotton, our friends Will lind
| our charges At the lowest point.
! our extensive acquaintance enables Us 10
; bnv our our goods from ET,St ifnnds and
! at inc L0,c.~t It'ir.ss Liberal cash advances
| made on all produce stored with nS.
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COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
Dealers in
DRY GOODS, CLOTHING.
ROOTS SHOES. HATS.
HARDW ARE. IHOS. CASTINGS
RAGING, TIES, WAGONS,
CARTS. AND PLA STATIoS SUPPLIES
OF all kinds.
. Liberal advances made on Cotton, in cas-
and supplies. Trenton Sept. ~, 1870 n2:l
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