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" " each subsequent, 76
JHP Half yearly or yearly contracts made with
advertisers.
41#- All transient advertising, cssh.
h a to iv itodukl
thursday june 4, 1863.
A n A dikü .— The professional caroer
of Mm. J. B. Henderson, (piano-forte
teacher), in thieoUy, is, wo regret to learn,
about to ceano—that lady bavin« the in
tention to loave here at on early day on a
visit to, and with a view of, residing
among friends who await her, elsewhere.
In a note addressed lo us by Mrs. H., she
desires that we should give expression
through our columns of her thacklul ac
knowledgments to all her friends and ac
quaintances for the encouragement and
patronage she has received at their hands,
and also of her siucero attachment to those
Boholars so long entrusted to her, and to
whom sbo has done every justico in her
power to advunco in the lino of hor voca
tion.
These feelings, we are quite well assured
are warmly reciprocated by her many
friends and pupils, who in parting with
Mrs. U. recognize the severiHg of a tie
which bound them closely in friendship
and devotion to ono whom they cannot
help regarding as a liuly of great personal
merit and professional talent and skill.
M agnolia C bmktkiiy .—We have been
requested to state that tba price of lots in
Magnolia Ceniotery has been reducod to
their former price $26, and that Kedbacks
will be taken at par in payment.
H ome R rading— The Govern
ment of Children —"The rod and re
proof give wisdom ; but a child left
to liimself bringetb his mother
shame." This saying of the wise
man is corroborated by all human
history. Yet a rod, however vigor
ously plied, will not effect much
food where there is neither heart uor
rain behind it. So ot reproof :
where it is just and wisely adminis
tered, considering the time and man
ner of giving it, it "giveth wisdom."
But where caprice or passion wieldB
the rod, the child will be apt to rise
in fierce rebellion against it, or else
look upon it as a thing of little
meaning, which must be jjodged if
possible, ami borne with coolness
where strategy fails. And where
reproof indicates ill temper rallier
than any better motive, where it
lacks discrimination, and has no re
gard for the rights or the feelings of
the child, it accomplishes little. A
perpetual, droning complaint—that
unhappy habit which makes every
little thing the text for a lenghtened
homily, in which the trifle under
consideration is not only magnified
into false importance, but is twisted
into the worst possible shape, and
n»ade drttadful by all kinds of dis
agreeable reminiscences, and still
more disagreeable predictions —
merely sours and hardens the child.
Mr. Rarey, the great tamer of horses,
says that a horse has no idea of jus
tice, and forms no opinion of the way
in which his master deals with him,
whether it be kind or cruel. This
may be so ; but certainly the same
thing cannot be affirmed of children.
They do form opinions in regard to
the way in which they are dealt
with by those who assume to control
them. Even the little ones, whose
scanty store of words does not ena
ble them to exprès their seuse uf
wrong, or whose ideas of the wrong
itself may be vague, are rendered
unbaypy and discouraged by it. To
succeed in governing children, there
are several elements of moral power
that are absolutely essential.'
1. The government must be just.
Children are very sensitive to unfair
treatment. If you charge them with
evil motives, of which they are not
conscious; if you punish them with
severity and without warning, for
w bat they did not suspect to be wrong ;
if you make not. the wrongreally done,
but the degree in which you are an
noyed, the measure of the punish
ment inflicted, your rule may be
feared, but it cannot be respected A
child may be silenced where he re
not convinced. . You may not always
bave time to explain your reasons,
but you must have reasonfe. Indeed,
to assign your reasons beforehaud is
often entirely inexpedient, inasmuch
as it invites hesitation and debate ;
but while you require prompt obedi
ence, be sure that you have sufficient
grounds for all the law which you
lay down.
2. The government should be uni'
form and steady. If you allow to
day what you forbade yesterday,
and may forbid again to-morrow,
your rules will bo likely to fail.
Children do not always Bee the rea
sons of things; and where there is
no evidence to the contrary, they will
assume you are right. Butwherpyou
can change without, apparent cause,
and sometimes frown and sometimes
smile at the same identical thing,
you ought not" to complain if your
commands and prohibitions are
deemed the mere whim ot the hour.
To avoid this danger, do not make
needless rules.
3 Let the government he admin
istcred with calmness. Sometimes
there may be a call for an exhibition
of vigor in repressing evil ; but the
parent or the teacher should never
let it be seen that the crisis is too
much for him. If the parent loses
his self command, the child sees in it
an indication of weakness. He may
dread your occasional outbursts, and
take some care to be out of the way.
if he can, whilo the storm lasts ; but
he receives little good.
4. Let love mingle with all acts of
the ruler. In families, as well as na
tions, it is impoitaut that the subject
should feel that in the framing of the
law his welfare was not forgotten. If
the children get the idea that the
parent or the teacher is merely look
ing out for his own ease or gratifica
tion, there will be no cordial respect
for the gtfternment, and no shame in
disregarding its authority. If even
right law is administered in a harsh
unfeeling way, the spirit of resist
ance will be apt to rise. Convince
them that you seek their good, and
you wiu them to the side of the law.
Sunday School Times.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
SIMILIA 8IMILIBUS CUKANIUR.
HliMi'HKKÏS'
HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFICS
H AVK PROVED F HOW TUB MOST AMPLI
experience, au entire success; Simple—
rr-iupt—hflkoieot, afcd Reliable. They «re ih<
only Medicine» perfectly adapted to popular u»i
—no simple that mistakes cannot be made ii
using tnem; so ha> miess as to be f.ee from dab
»er. and so efficient as to be always reliable
l iiey h .ve raised ihe hi^b-st commendation from
ail, and will always render satisfaction.
«01. Cents.
1, Cures Fever«, Congestion Inflamma
tion 26
2, .. Worms, Worm-Fever, Worm-Colic tit
IS, .. Cryliij{"Collc. or Teething of In
fants...« 26
4, .. Diarrhoea of children or adults 2fc
5, .. l>yscntery,Grlplng, Bilious Colic 26
il, .. Cholera-Morbue. Vomiting.... 2b
7, .. Coil#!»», Colds, Bronchitis 2b
8, .. Neuralgia, Toothache, Faceache 26
9, .. H eu<laeti60. Sick-Headache, Ver
tigo 26
10, .. Dyspepsia, Hlitous Stomach 25
11, .. Mupprueaed, or painful periods 26
12, .. Wliltea, too profuse Periods 26
18, .. Croup, Oough, difficult Breitlilng 21
14. .. Salt. Kheum, Erysipelas, Erup
tion» 26
10, .. Rlteuiiiallaiii, Ithuumutic Pains 26
16, .. Fever ami Ague, Chili Fever,
Agues BO
17, .. Piles, blind or bietding 00
18, .. Optiiiilniy, and sore or weak Eyes 60
19, .. Cntarrli, acute or chronic, liitlu
VÜZ i SO
2U, .. Houpliig—Cough, violent Cough 6o
21, .. Aslhuia, oppressed Breathing ... 60
22, .. Kar Discharges, impaired Hear
ing 60
23, .. Scrofula, enlarged Glands,Swell
ings 60
24, .. General Debility, Physical Weak
ness SO
25, .. Dropsy, and scanty Secretions.. 60
^0, .. Sea-sickness, sickness from Hid
ing 60
27, .. Kidney Disease, Uravei 60
28, .. Itervous Debility Seminal
Emissions, involuntary dis
charge. 1 00
29, .. Sore Mouth, Canker 6o
80, .. Urinary Weakness wetting
bed 60
.11, .. Palntul Periods, with Spasms.. M>
32, .. Sufferings at change of lile 100
33, .. Kpllepsy,Spasms, St Vit-s Dance 1 00
34, .. Dlptherla, ulcerated Sure Throat 1 0
FAMILY CASES
Of 35 large vials, morocco caw,
cuntuliilng a specific for fVf"
ry ordinary disease a family
Is subject to, nnd a book of
directions '. $10 OO
Smaller Family aril Traveling ca
ses, with 20 to 28 vials from $5 to $8
Specilica fur all Private Diseases, —
both for Curing and for Pre
ventive treatment, in vials and
pocket cases $'Z to $5
ÖT" These Remedies, by the case Or simile box,
are sent to any part of the conotry, by Mail or
Knpress, free of charge, on receipt of the price.
Address Humphreys' Specific
Homeopathic Medicine Company,
Offic e an d Depot, No. 582 B roadway, N ew Y okk.
Dr. IlcMPHKEYS is consulted daily at his office
personally or by letter, as above, for all forms of
'lisease.
BALL, LVONS k CO.,' Druggists,
Nos. 42 and 44 Camp and
Nos. 116 and 117 Qravier 8tS.,New Orleans.
Wholesale Agents for the Sooth. janl0-y
GODEY'S LADY'S BOOK
JUNE, 1868,
beal '8 book and variety store,
maj26-ïw
bacon.
Bacon sides,
Bacon Shoulders,
in fttor* and for sale by
ma> 7
Bacon Bams,
Breakfast Bacon,
JQ 8HÜ A BEAL
somêthing new.
fUST RECEIVED—
100 bottles Pi oe Tar,
84 tin cases .. .. one gallon eaoh,
two ..
mays
JOSHUA BEAL
JEWELRY, DRY GOODS, «fee.
EMANUELFENDLER,
IMPORTER OF and
DUALER »
FINE GOLD WATCHES,
RICH JEWELRY,
SILVERWARE,
DIAMONDS,
Brazilian Pebbled Spectacles,
—all or THB—
FINEST WORKMANSHIP AND STYLE!
WHICH I CAN SELL
below new orleans prices.
»
JSgT watoheb, J bwblby and Musio
B oxkh , neatly repaired and warranted.
may2ii _____
Notice.
IN ORDER TO MAKE BOOM FOB MY
snpuxisrca- STOOK,
1 intend to sell, for the next ten days, all kindi
of goods found in the establishment at
STIilOTLY COST PRICE!
which Is at least FIFTY PER CK NT. BELOW
rUK 1'itB.Hil.NT MARKET I'KIOJS.
I Invite the Ladles particularly to oall and
examine tbe qualities and price« of my stock ef
DOMESTIO GOODS,
and they will be convinced that
THE PEOPLE'S STORE
18 THE ONLY PLACE WHERE GOODS CAN BE
BOUGHT CHEAP, FOR CASH.
A. KOWALSKI, AG'T.,
marlB PEOPLE^ STORE,JPhlrd street/
gUNDIlIES,.. 7.. .'SUNDRIES.
—Such a»—
Perlque Smoking Tobacco,
Maryland Fine Out Tobacco,
Fine Cut Chewing Tobacco—8unny South,
May Apple Ckewing Tobacco,
Upper Ten Chewing Tobacco,
Best Mac k Mac Chewing Tobacco,
Meerschaum and Briar Root Pipes,
Pocket Knives,
Razors,
Strops,
'Stationery,
Brushes,
Challenge Blacking,
Fish Hooks and Lines,
—Together with—
a complets ABSOBTlfSHT OT
Drugs, Chemicals, Patent Medi
cine«, Oils, &c.< &c.
ZW of which will salt the hardest of eus
tomers, at
J. JASTBEM8KI & BRO'S.,
mar26 Near the Oourt House.
French Patent Medicines.
J "ust RECK1VBD—
Le ras' Phosphate of Iron,
Grlmault's Hyrup Horse Radish and Iodine,
Injection Brou, .
Leroy's Pills,
Purgative Nos. 1,2, 3 and 4.
V-mi Purgative,
Sirop de Digatale de Labelonye,
Fion,
Briant,
1. amoureux,
Capsules de Kaquln,
.. Mathey-Caylus.
For sale at
JOHN JASTREMSKI'8,
junefi Third Street Drug Store.
fresh arrivals.
JÜ3T lt. KU fail V KD, diiect from the West:
26 barrels Mess Perk,
60 barrels Flunr,
26 barrels Irl h (Planting) Potatoes,
2HU0 nounds Cbolce SmcUud Hams,
2000 pound- Breakfast Bacon.
My friends and oustomers are invited to give
me a call and examine my stock of Family and
Plantation Supplies, now in store.
N. WAX,
mar6 near the Court House
GOAL. OIL. LAMPS,
A LARGE ASSORTMENT JUST RECEIVED,
DIRECT FROM WKW YORK, BT
J. JASTKEM8KI & BRO.,
aprll Near th e Courthou se.
JUST RECEIVED,
a Liaoa lot or
Stick Candy, Worcestershire Sauce
PRESERVED STRAWBERRIES,
IK CASS, 4c., Ac.,
For sale, very cheap, at
july26 SIMON mendelsohn's.
MUSKETS, MUSKETS.
—A lot or—
SMOOTH BORE MUSKETS
Well adapted tor Shot Guns,
Just received, and for sale at giMM) each, by
J. JASTREM8KI & BRO.,
aprl8 Near the Courthouse.
Genuine German & American
MINERAL, WATERS
J ELDER'S WATER,
5 BITTER WATER,
CONGRE88 WATER,
For sale at SARATOGA WATES
john y. JASTREMSKI'S
may 18 Drug Store.
DRY GOODS & CLOTHING
GOODS,
-AT
JPrices to Suit the Times,
—AT—
PARKER'S,
Now Stand en Hain Street*
OPPOSITE PI PKK k BRADFORD'S.
HAVING moved my etock of Dry Goods to the
store formerly occupied by (menill a Co.,
1 wish to inform my friends and public of the
same, and where 1 am determined to sell all
goods in my line at such prloee at to give UNI
VERSAL SATISFACTION, as I hive tried to
study the wants of tbe people and purobase to
suit.
I woçld say to all In want of any Good" in my
my line, to give me a call, examine quality and
.prices, and then buy where y»u can get the best
value for yoer money.
I would call special attention to a few goods,
in stock :
FRENCH JACONETS, HOOP-SKIRTS, IRISH
LIWEN, NA1NSOOKSAND JACONETS.
A lot of slightly damaged KID
QLÖVBS, Ladles' and
Miss s* SHOES,
Men's HHOUÀN8 k KÜS
SKTB , English Iii IHE k % HOSE,
French * Oeraan CO KS KT8; a fine line of
Black ALPACAS Linen COATING)» and CHEUKS.
And many other goods too numerous to mention.
OT Thankful for past patronage, my aim will
be to give satisfaction in my deadng.
Respectfully, M. c. PARKER.
tftr Those who can read will |please inform
those who cannot read of my change. mar31
The Liaient Stylen
V —OF—
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS
rpHE UNDERSIGNED takes pleasure in inform
ing his friend« and patrons, that he has opened a
L arue and W ill Szuorto S tock or
SEASONABLE GOODS,
WITHIN THE LAST WEEK,
WHICH CONSISTS 0» ALL KIBD8 OF
SPRING & SUMMER DRY «00DS,
CLOTHING,
Hats, Boots and Shoes,
SADDLERY, ETC.
fgjp" AH'ofthe above named Ooods have
been bought FOR CASH, and will
be sold with a small mar
gin, ror CASH
ONLY.
Thanking the
public for the extensive
patronage bestowed on me dur
ing the past season, it ha<, and always
will be, my aim to give satisfaction in trade.
_mar28 L. ROSEN FI ELU.
NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS!!
RECENT ARRIVALS
—OF
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRÏ GOODS,
—or THE—
LATEST FALL AND WINTER STYLE,
—AT—
THE PEOPLF8 STORE,
A« Kowalski^ Agent.
jpUROHASED AND SELECTED BY HIMSELF
slnee the decline In the Eastern markets. Tbe
stock Is complete in all the varieties and styles.
I Have no Price List to Offer,
but I am enabled to sell at low at Vie loweat,
and to orrra ihddoemkstb in the wit or mtcis
UNSURPASSED BY ANY HODSE IN THIS CITY
americas prints*
160 pieces—fast colors,
bnoli8h prints,
A choice selection, of Thomas Hoy le k Son.
TWEEDS ANU CASSIMKRE», All Wool.
kid gloves,
Black and White—best make
FUKNELS.
mourning shawls,
B almorals,
hoopskirts
Of the Latest Style, &c.
BT" All of which will be sold at the LOWEST
CASH PRICES.
«QuCall and examine my stook and convince
yonrself that I am selling good goods as cheap if
not cheaper than elsewhere.
THE PEOPLE'S STORE,
nov28 A. KOWALSKI, Agent.
AMERICAN PRINTS,
a tRf.SU stock just received at
BLowalsls.l's
POPULAR
DRY GOODS ESTABLISHMENT.
THE LADIES are respectfully invited to call
and inspect the choice lot of American Prints,
new styles, snch as-Bismarck Collars of the
Gloucester Manufacturing Company.
Alto, a few dosen of the handal and MalakofT
Congress Gaiters for Ladies and Misses. Call
before it is too late, at
the people's store,
febl8 A. KOWALSKI. Agent
Tbe Best Cologne Water in Town*
IB PRlPiRID AND SOLD BT
J. JA8TREMSKI & BRO.,
aug29 Near the Courthouse.
HAR DWARE , ETC.
JIJST RECEIVED
A tZNÏABBOBTMBXT Of
BUILDERS' AND HOUSEKEEPERS 1
HARDWARE,
* —km— » !
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS,
OONSI8T1K« Of
STORE, DOOS and other LOOKS, of all klads
STRAP, T and BUTT HT NO ES.
DOOR and ÖHUTTKH BOLTS.
MILL and HANDSAW FILES.
RIP, PANNEL and TENON SAWS.
SPIKES, »INI8HINO NAILS and TA0KS.
HANu AXES »nd HATCHETS.
COLLINS*t HATCH'S AXES.
TRACE CHAINS, COLLAR« and HA MES.
BLIND BRIDLES and PLOW LINES.
SASH OORD and WINDOW GLASS.
SEWING ana PEGGING AWLS.
BLACKSMITH SLEDGES * HAND HAWSERS
COPPER RIVETS and BURRS.
CEDAR and BRASS FAUCETS—all liMi.
TABLE and POCKET CUTLERY.
SH E A ES and BCISSOSS.
WHITELEAD «.CHROME GREEN SAINT.
BOILED and RAW LINSEED OIL and PUTTY
LIME, CEMg NT ,PLASTER PARIS, and HAIR
GARDEN WHEELBARROWS,
SPAUKS, SHOVELS and RAKES.
COOKING STOVES and CURLING TONGS.
WALL PAPERS and BORDERS—new pattern»
All of which will be sold at the very lowest
market rates.
james mcvay,
maräJ Third Street, opposite the Bank.
Call at N. Wax's
NEW STORE,
FOR THE FOLLOWING ARTICLES:
A B a KKELH Choice Peaeh Blow Potatoes,
'lU 10 oarrels Pink Kye Potatoes for planting
20-barreis Choice Klour,
20 sacks Choice Flour,
4 barrels Pickles,
'i barrels Sauerkraut,
3 barrels Choice No. 1 Mackerel,
10 barrels Asso ted Liquors,
6 halt barrels Pigs' Veet,
3 hall barrels Pickled Tongues,
3 half barrels Golden syrup,
2 half barrels Spare Ribs,
10 boxes Raisins,
26 boxes Soap,
20 boxes Assorted Crackers
2 boj^es Candies,
2(1 boxes Canities,
5 boxes Vermicelli,
4 boxes Macaroni,
4 boxes Codfiüh,
1000 Clear Sides,
600 Smoked shoulders,
6 kegs Fre h Western Butter,
5 Kegs Fresh i.oshen Butter,
6 Kens Vresh Holland Herrings,
8 tierces Lard,
6 kegs Lafd.
Also, a fall assortment of Wines, Liquors. To
bacco, Cigars, Crockery. Tin and Willow Ware.
Just received at
N. WAX'S NEW STORE,
deo26. Opposite the Oonrt Bons«.
gUNDRIES,. SUNDRIES.
-.0 boxes flrst-ciass Germsn Soap,
10 boxes Keller's Family Soap,
2o kegs Leaf Lard,
10 bans i io Coffee, '
lu barrels Broon Sugar,
5 barrels New Uro» Kice,,
50 barrels Itlcbards' Cape Lime,
00 b iles Timothy Hay,
80 barrels Choice Mess Pork,
3 tierces Leaf Lard,
250 pairs Plow Lines,
loo p >unds Cine Teas,
luoo papers New Crop Garden Seeds—Landreth's
10 cases shaker's New Crop Preserves,
600 pounds Extra Sugar-Oored Hams,
250 pounds Extra Sngsr-Oared Breakfast Bacon
4000 pounds Dry Salt Shoulders,
boxes Star Candles,
150 reams Wrapping Paper,
26 boxes Godfliih and Herrings,
12 bnxes Young America Cheese,
25 bags St. Iiouis Gats,
25 bags St. Louis Wheat Bran,
100 b»KS While Corn,
10 boxes Pure and Fresb Stick Candy,
50 parksg- s HarHzin's Cut Smokhag fobacco,
1 case f resh Cor.cjntrated Milk.
OT The above list of goods bas quite ail been
st red within ten davs pan. and is offered at ih
lowest practical rates for yood goods. Terms, cash
JOSUÜA BEAL.
fehlS
sundries
undries,
S
Copying Ink,
Black Writing Ink^
Carmine luk,
|Seailng Wax,
Bottle Wax and
Lawyer's Seals,
Shoe Strings,
Mlllward's Needles, 6 to 10.
Needles stuck like Pics,
Coats' Spool Thread,
Brier Wood Pipes,
Shoe llruf h s,
Feather Dusters,
EliSticCord,
Hooks and Kyes and Pins,
Children's Long Combs,
Buffilo Dressing Combs,
Ivory Fine O mbs, etc . etc., at
feb27 DEAL'S BOOK k VARIETY STORE
URS, PüRK, LAR»7FL(jljH, Äc7
c
450 basa Sound and Dry White Corn,
60 barrels assorted grades Flour,
26 barrels Mess P. rk,
6 threes I eaf Lard,
IS kegs d I. do.
17 boxes Cream and Hods Crackers,
II boxes assorted Candy,
15 birrels Brown Sugar,
2 Oarrels Crushed and Powdered Sugar,
1 barrel Golden Syiuo,
2 boxes Thin Breakfast Bacon.
Of the above list of goods, part ar> bow lr
store and tbe remainder are now due per Steam*'
Bismarck. Purchasers are solicited to give me s
aaii. [ap<21J JlSUOABKAL.
CUTLERY.
r WOULD RESPECTFULLY call the attention
of the trade to my recent importation of FOR.
EIGN CUTLERY,consisting of
Dinner Knives and Fortes,
Carvers and Porks,
Dessert Knives and Forks,
Razors,
Scissors,
Pocket Knives, etc.,
o< all grades, from tbe finest to the cheapest.
I desire to el .se out the entire s eek at while
sale to the trade Merchant, desiring to replen
ish their stock are invited to examine my Cutlery
before ordering from ehewhere
marl2 JULIUS 0 BOGEL
another large invoice.
BY LATE arrivals from the West, 1 have just
put in store and will sell at small profits:
4000 lbs Green and Smoked Shoulders and Sides,
25 barrels Mess Pork,
60 .. best Family Flour,
26 half-'iarrels best Family flour,
25 se 'S I.eat Lard,
4t) bags Corn,
40 .. Oats.
100 .. Corn,
My stock or FAMILY GROCERIES and planta
tion supplies, canoot be surpassed—a call is a.l
that is wanted to coovlnc* my customers and
the public generally of this fact.
marlO N. WAX
at real's.
NEW ARRIVA lsv — Jost received per Steamer
Virginia.'
100 bags White Corn,
2200 pounds Orten Shoulders,
20 bar.els d ubie extra Floor,
2 tierces Leaf Lard.
janI6 jospua bbal
HARDWARE, ETC.
<y , v« ■■
MlJLI.KRS AND FARMERS,
TAKE NOTICE.
t HAVE on consignment a very superior corn
X MILL, with the Franoh Burr Mill stones. It
has been in use but for a tbort time, but Is to
complete runnli.g order, together with 82 «jet of
8 inch India Rubber Belting. It will he »old at •
bargain.
1 have also in store an assortment of the
"STEEL CORN MILLS," so very convenient for
family use, and a few of the very best CORN
BOO ks, BUNDS and SA8HS8, of all sises, al
ways on hand <* prompt ly made to order.
WINDOW GLASS of all sises furnished or cut
to order, at the Hardware Store on Ihlrd street.
nur 33 JAM ES MoVAY.
Wiodow Sashes," Venetian Shatters
and Panel Doors.
I HAVE RECEIVED and In store, s flee as
sortment of Window Hashes with Blinds to
suit, of the following sises, via: lUjtM, 10*14.
OxlSand lost« lucbes, Panel Doors, 8x7 feet«
inahe* and 8x8 feet, made In the beet manner
ind of seasoned Lumber, tor sale low.
junel JAMES MoVAY
PAINTERS, TAKE NOTICE!
rUA VE Just received a foil assortment of the
varions qualities of White Lead and all the
-tandard colors ground In oil, In cans and packa
ges to «oit, at reduced rates.
marl» __ JAMES MoVAY.
BUILDERS TAKE NOTICE.
ruavk just received a eholoe lot of Dreesed
"i "-ing (twenty thousand (est), tor sale at
low rates]
.in Bands, (three ply), Gott» Percha
titers, Scythe and Grass Blades. Scythes, Hunt's
and Collins' Kentucky and Yankee Axes, Wood
ws. Knives and Steels, and a bt-atifal assort
ment of Fire Grates, at the New Store o!
sept28 JAMES MO VAY
BUILDERS' HARDWARE.
A FULL stook on hand, and to arrive direct
from tbe manufactories at tbe Gaaette and
Comet Gfflce Building, Third street.
deol8 JA MES MOVAY
BUILDE'lS, TAKE NOTICE!
£ Lime, Cement, Plaster of Paris and
quantities to suit purchasers.
ootid JAMES MoVAY.
UAViS in store 100 barrels Kieharde' Cape
Hair In
TO BUILDERS.
£AM PREPARED to fill orders at short notice
for Dressed Flooring and telling, Pannel
mors, Sashes and Blinds of ail sises and quail
ies, at lowest market rates.
mar& JAMBS MoVAY,
lumber.
fHA V8 in yard opposite the Theatre on Third
street, 60,000 feet of onoice, seasoned Limber,
:oiisisiltife of Joist, Scantling, Flooring, Weather
■ ardi is, and Inch flunk, tor sate at greatly re
iuced rates U"ne2»] JAMES MoVAY
WHIPS.
4 COMPLETE assurtuii-uijost received direct
>"X from the manufactory, consisting of Car
riage, Bnggy, Sulky and Riding Whips} also,
ray, Team and Ox-Whips aud Lashes.
junei JAMES MoVAY
white lead.
JU b T reeelved, one ton of fresh pure White
lead, in 26 pound cans, a very superior article
ind of three différent grades and qualities, and
will be sold at prices to suit tbe tintes.
june2B JAMBS MoVAY
plows.
I HAVE In stores fuit assort
ment of tbe Desmoines, Di'dur
" " svifle
Baroiey«and fia'l, of Maysv
Plows, «hieb i offer for sale at *.w u .eaus
»rlces. Call and ex : mine my stook. '
febl6 JAMES M o V a Y
GROCERIES, ETC.
OOR.isr_
HAVING made ample arrangements for the
receipt of large supplies of first elass Corn,
w old respectfully sqlicit Country purchasers
o vive me a call prior (o making their purchases.
tCjjT tkrms —(Jasfi on the spot.
ui..y2 JOSHUA BBAL.,
-K-» ük .
ro S ECU Ht the best Bolted or Unbolted Meal,
made in the country and save Doctor Bills
lie sure and purchase st the store or Mill of
ma^7 JOSHUA BEAL
Garden Seeds
■pilK GARDEN SE EDS »old by the undersigned
JL have given very great satisfaction. Fresh
itook received every few days
uiay2
joshua bbal .
Price of Corn Feed Reduced,
£a. M now selling mill feed at the re
duced price of One Dollar and Twenty-five
Junta per hu .dred pounds
It is much cheaper than Wheat Bran and be
ieted to be more valuable for producing milk.
may2 JOSHUA betl.
fancy soda crackers.
PAM1L1ES using Soda Crackers ean procure
an extra fine article at tbe usual retail prices,
iiy sending to the storeof
m»yl2 JOSHUA BEAL
chewing tobacco.
i CHOICE article at
1 maris UKAL'S BOOK k VARIETY STORE
dry salt meats.
r UST RECEIVED, another fine shipment of
call.
Dr» Halt Shoulder, and Clear Sides—give me
JOuHUA BEAL
[mar24J
sugar.
DEALERS csn Uno at my store a choice article
of Sugar tor retail purposes. Prices all
" l"r r9 i JOSHUA BE AL.
choice rio coffee.
[FAMILIES that are choice lu their selection of
Coffee, would da well to give me a oall.
spr°6 *
german soap.
A ft B0XKn Proctor German Soap just stored
Tbl/ and lor sale by
mayl2 JOSHUA BBAL
carolina clay peas.
PLANTERS wanting a first class field Pea,
something very choice and handsome would
ilo well to give me a eail.
m * ï ' 19 _ JOSHUA BEAL
hay, corn and oats.
I NOW v V" t- -tie store a good snpplyof
Hay, Corn and Oats,
majritf J08 HDA BB AL
corn bran.
I AM NOW maktr ga oiijaring out sate of Corn
Kran at the very i»w price of One Dollar per
hundred pounds. For Corn Feed it Is much bet
ter ai d cheaper than H <y.
m ay 19 JOSHOA BBAL
Books, Magazinesand Newspapers.
Any book, M agazin k or newspaper
published in the United Statescan be had
by leaving an order for it at
mayie BKAL'S BOOK k VARIETY STORE.
WRA PPING PAPER. •
A LARGE LOT of STRaW WRAPPING PAPER
o f various sizes. Also, Paper Bags of as
sorted sises at
may 10 BKAL'S BOOK è VARIETY STORE.
TIERCE AND KEG LARD.
M 1 LI ES and dealers can find a good supply
. ? of fine white Lard In tierce, or kegs, at store
(may 19) JOSHUA BBAL
FRESH BURNED LIME.
CA BARRELS Richard's fresb burned Gape
tJU Lime now in store and for sale at a red
price by (mayl9) Jvouw* feuu*