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UMrED STATES PArEEr oTucE, september 10, lsss.
WHEHEAs, Charles A. kreehler, . subject ths
King Of Sweden did obtain patent 81 the Unted
bearing date July 1873; Falknan
Of the said King Sweden application
August based upon patent August ls4s
And whereas interference
the parties aforesaid day September current
day of hearing appointed Monday Marcia
Anndrsd and y, nothed
agents; say, Charles Keller city 81 New
York, Tor Fanan, Mr. H. Eddy, Of Boston, krece
and H. Eddy, attorney Kreehler
did office, instant
informed present Krecher
thai the said Eddy Of
delivered, official
10 the said Eddy IL legal notice paientee:
Now, therefore, this said A.
Ter, all whom application
apparatus Disabling sptaous liquors
by Can Fakman aforesaid adjudred
invention claimed Charles A. Krecher
granted 10Th Of July thai
the hearing will be granted named
formty with PROVISIONS o sighh
approved July A. 1856 and the OF pertaining
theretO. @t
is ordered, published Republic
National Inteigencer, Washington Daily Bee,
bune York, previous the
said third Monday OF March
THos EWBANK,
saa Commissioned Of Paieuts
p g. Editors OF the aboye papers will please copy and
bills dupcHe the Patent Once, with containing
notice. Sept 2s--laN6m
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GOATS, pants, and vests, made 20 Order.-BAhNEB q
MITCHELL respectfully gentlemen that they
extensive and beH
stock Of French Engsh and American coh assmeIe
vesngs brought % TINS market
styles, and nost
such moderate rates - VIII please me
economical buyers As h their purpose 70 M
this branch mis- season. hy
would earnestly gentlemen Of good and hand
nde order, m nsei sna ishoh-
variety before ouyng -
they determined sell cheap, and give GOOD azuc Inen
taors, point workmanship equal 70 any
in city they will, guaranty snt1sciofy
will be expected take me eooos
They only name a Of the leading colors:
pieces and rich black French clot o. bs1ou
Simons manufacture
we havec coats mad from SIG 10 so
pieces London smoke and olive brown cloths, now much VIVA
In frock and sack coats
pieces olive fashionable shades green do
y do French English blue Of variety Of shades
2 do dark grey do
Also, cadet mixed
Beaver coa shade Of ccior
quality Also teeds and Peisse CLOTHS for bum
coats f
10 peces black doesin, Baou smonis make, the
arc and will be sold % cent less tan former
SO peces Of and FASH
ionabe changeabie brown,
mouse dnb, grey and other fashionable coiors- aa
grey other colored weed OF every quay and se
IN vEsTINGs.
Our supply is superior have boz
fore had embracing many desirable colors, styles Ne
Likewise supply silk, and Madrn
Merino every description and cheap
quality Kid gloves, merino, cashmere, &C., do
and lambswoo socks suPenders, and every ohu ar
Between eth and 9Th streets, Penn avenug.
s.w ls-aawswh
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York. Boston, Orleans General Agency
wholesale and
syectahae business book keePcr, aee porers
kceprs wafsrs, coochmen, Agents, book and
sren al branches of bnsines kc
hav al lsrre number q good fuation On hand which
from e2Do Those IN want c situations
web cali have agents in each
Of me winch win cnshs place spacan IN
We have
~ the cic vfch trux VIII ensbie
s.frf.ction MI who favor with cal
TAYLOR 4 TAYMAN. No 50 Second street,
between South and Gay.
Persons living ps Of uned srsfe-, and wishing
% obtain shove cities vii
have her immefstcy ssnded BY sddrr~. w hne
po~tpaid) doing they win curta both trouble and
pens which tty otherwise would cunning ne city enf
TAYLOR TAyMAN,
No. 80 Second street,
hVN -du Bsanore, Nd.
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- THE steamer OsCEOLA VIII, Sunday, the -
G.ioe Of September, making week 20
&6Xk above place, leaving Washington every sunday
Baltimore Tuesday NJ
O'Clock she viii regularly, going and reurnlng
Nd 81 Maryf Nd and Gone nve va
landings the Potomac, tor signals OF 10 land
FOR NORFOLK.
Tn. steamer Norfolk every Thursday
Returning, leave Norfolk every Friday nj O'Clock
IN. oaess going and returning al Cone river
landings- JAMES hITChELL,
Sen 10 Captain.
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CITY OF WASHINGTON SUNDAY MORNING OCTOBER a. ls4s
oAUTIAExrHA.


CAU1IQxI EXTRA.
MAN by tbe name o RE sLAPP has engaged win youns
IN sasnalls which sey sar Dr. T:snsends sarsaparna DE-
genuine ORIGINAL eac Tas Townsend
as M. ~, ~ s % XIX, :, S,a g., az asr,sse N rslans
credit for ha he 4 nor NJ + sendns oul cards headed tricks
rl % i've ~ @ Ssae N ~ ,i n,odncs one IN
SOLITARY mn. Th. ne gsL.s 2 ss d
IACCR 10 tVNsF Nns = h.xing IN n uae I'D
doeios likeness hs family coal Of arms and Ibis signature a''
JACOB TOWNSEND,
fT'"aPa' opee' w "1''aA 1850 ~. ~
seventy Of and has
been known the aubor and dseoseer Of he GENUINE
manufacture, winch has been
Kept q as and s sass % se S m
nevertheless those who had been healed Il SORE
aus and saved IRON esa oeea Az anu ~O
Grand and urAeqsaIled pre- paraiien
manuiaeered on me largest SCALE ana gained iof ous'
Sl,sa yonv n nproyes win are and neyei
changes su or .e better ssesass = %
m the a have m been ro1eht into requsiuon
manaaciuIe o. be OLD ~ ~ 49, @ ,i seinsf
ana sane p,esr which are ine Or useless and ot
Mn i snoa ~ ~ - ~ ~, "a
la are SO volatile mat they entirely evapoae
preparation, they moi preserved by scientific process know
only those experienced IN ~ Moieose sse voa
ue principles winch ny ON M saI on a. AN aha
heal aie n me se.s rs ni'u'eA poP' " M '' 1850
Genuine Old Doctor Townsend's sarsnp.IihA
49, ..s1,ns rsna,p ~ neco,ns .cia ~ M fernena
ton extracted and rseced then every particle Of medical VIRTUE
secured pure ana orn aa mus y = @
nSree In ts way IL made the most powerful agent in the
cure OF innunsrADie aa.eases. -,
@ why we ssa Wen n On o svs ad
the cure OF anu La 81. e Ss
rANT and ~ and ~ ~ T
go "A1 - @AoS -.e .
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Concord AosAensy.
tobeI. - ,
-. y. VIM. COLEMAN, A. NJ, Principal
LEWIS NJ. COLEMAN, A. NJ. III
John Y Mason;s -. ...
DR. L. y. Scott. Speaker Of the Senate Of Virginia;
Thomas j. Randolph, esq., Albemarei
DR. Armistead Cook Portsmouth
Robert &. Stanard, esq, Richnond;
VIVA n. Prince George
VIM H. Tayioe, Mount Airy;
Richard Baylor, ESQ., Essexj ..
Andrew Hunter, Jefferson
Clayton g. Coleman, esq.,. Louisa; ...s o..
John Tabb, ESQ.,. Gloucester
VIM II. Roy, esq., GIouceserj
Hon. Robert M Il. Hunter, Essex; t.y...,... ... .
Right Rev. Nicholas Cobbs ID. D., Bishop Of Alabama
Hon. Thomas II. Bayiy, M. C.; .... ,n....
Judge Daniel Coleman, Alabama;
Ion James A. Seldom NJ. c. r...... a
Bernard Peyton,' Richmond;
James M. Mason Frederick;
Rev. VIM Friend, Port Royal; .-.... .... ..
John r. Bryan, Gloucester;
Thomas 4. Ghoson, ESQ., Petersburg;
Mers W. Fisher esq.,' Northampton;
John w. Tyler, ESQ., Warrenton5
George r.. Wilkins, ESQ., Northampton; ....
Francis E. Riyes, esq, Petersburg
either have had have wards
members Of the Institution.
Sep 1T Intel
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DEG 10 inform me citizens Washington and e Distinct
ID n they brsnch cf their New 1erk hou-s
cify cf ION street. where ey
complete assortment 81 sspe and fsncy Ssnoncy
A..r,r.r EnsIi.b FRENCH manufacture They
Soc ,.rcu}sr sf,epfop 81 FANCY AND OENA
MFxThI. eTATTONERy, ENGLISH ILLUMINATED BfBLEs,
rtssT 4MrNTs AND PRAYER BOOKS; and beg say tlxi
from me fsoie- ey IN importing her good. direct fou
enabled N o Inducements
prrrhssers moi found cser store In this city
n f1--lmn
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NEW MUsIC.-Jusi received Hall,
Of l9 street Pennivania and popu
music be sold usual reduced four cont
pet pare 10 ever one. wM. FISCHER
nv southrrp Home composed BY the late T. Sullivan
Good by, sally desra syoriie Etnosan compved By
The JoIy Oad Crow a. sung BY the Virginia Ministries
ON phoefe an Ethiopian song BY Harrington
thought jestins for popular ballad, ny W. y
The rwre Roian, by stephen Glover
sing and remember BY w. q. Peters
Tree Ave Maa soprano and Ato, win
,eu,. deacnted 10 j. r. Donean, By H. sehwnr
Tbe Apponafox Walk, b. A. Pco
The Prom wnltz, by q. a. Gertin
The Marrare Polka, by Henry schwing
In Pm Dlrsanf Lands, BY ID. N. May
EisrIle nd Bei-elie Polka, BY Hclmcmuiler
The Rose o. Alabama, by Hon. A. n Meek
Jennn-fe compacie number W Clover
once frce, sdapsed The an of Ross Lee
We're cu upon MecrEt Wave, by Hewin
The Dying Solder, beautiful song
sepS
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Csraac.ls. 81 package. @ . whole selss, Sze q
Do DO rs %
Do do Is quarter DO $50
Do 40 IS eighth DO BIS
Orders Cehcstcs % Pscksxcs me
above splendid win receive e pomp susnuon and
oca 81 each drawing immediately amer over
80 Asdress j. q c. MAURY, Agents,
Sent 81 Alexandria, Virginia
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Lives n'ure Ssrr l COLLINS r,..,a,., !"
Isaac Apssrr Secretary
Ds sELpuss, No II Todds Buadins Pennsyvsns
w p 5cHssros NJ. D., opposite Cip Po~ Once, IN susss.
fhamphs explanatory PRINCIPLES and operations az ths
can be had on application q me AGENTS ehce
g.
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Dlsckv~esd.s Edtnburgh Magazine for septsmbe
- TAYLOR q MAURy,
Boek-eisr, On street
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ADAMS q CO.'S CALIFORNIA ExPREss.
EW 49, SsR sskast
TIIE respectfully give notice that they
extended their express California, and viii transmit lei
parcels packages specie &C. Francisco the
hmus VI Panama, by steamer for Chaees sending special
will charge Of freight and
tend delivery. Letters will
ceived Valparaiso Oregon Sand
islands, every sailing New York Chaees
express will leave Ne~ York SATURDAY, 5th Sep
embe EMPIRE CITY, under the direction Of Mr.
H. Haskell years favorahy known
public once, who has been admit
San Francisco and
ufo our
-. ADAMS CO., l6 Wall street, New York.
80 Chestnut street, Philadelphia.
81 l62 Baltimore.
81 Pennsylvania avenue, Washington.
Sept 5-eodtl4th
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Benjamin r Worcester, teacher
dfhonorsphy during tc IN several schools In %
city, continues % give private his Hr
Posters On sreet, between and ~ reasonable terms
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NOTICE--Tbe subscriber inform The citizens and
" public generally nt he has ju employed workmen fron Ea
skill and experience,
which, together win hrs knOwedee and prsnce an tbe bus
enables him confidence tn ne h
prepared manufacture fine ewel and cosby s gems silver
kc cheaper establishment known 20
Of His Respectfully
requested 10 leave their orders win
ROBERT KEYwoRTH
Penn svcnue bctu cen suh and loti strectA
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pHrIsP BARTON KEY VIII attend 90 any sus,.--.
he be bere either Of The courts q tins DIS
ct and win also Ire persecution 81 ciaiDs before Con
ress and me Department. Once ON street
WssuroTos, July ls, 1876. July f7-aswm
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KENNETH OLEnENTs,
Notary Psble Besstv Land, Pension and Gfnerei
.lEfnt. q Mtashtagfsa.

KENNETH CLEmENTs,
Notary P~ble, Bssmsv Load. Peasfsa, and General
Jrcat. u-sshtsgfsa-
CONTINUES prosecute claims for revolutionary services
yad revolutionary, half and widows PENSIONS and all
growing OF
enables him
and efficiency all cam committed hrs
His charges unfioruiy moderate.
pecied thai correspondents VIII postage.
Hon. A r.. Basby, Ala Hon. A. Iverson, Ca ....
T. Butler King, Ca Col A. q. Bennett 2. N. army,
n y. Rbeu, .. e. Gen. ~ Towson .. N. Gen.
J. 4. Phelps, Mo Hon z. La sere, La
z. w. Tompktns, Miss MessrsL Gales seaion,
J. A. Harmanson, La. Messrs. Corcorhn RiGEs,
j.. q. Chapman, Nd Col 7. p. Andrews, p. N. A.
D. = kaufman, TcHas, Col u. J. Ricardo, New Orleans,
Mann, Pa Maj Lloyd j Beall, p. VI. A.
A. Paris, comptrolcr Of Peter Hagner, I'd auditor
treasury. treasury.
sea I7-iy
National Medical College, wsshington- ID. &.
THE ANNUAL COURSE OF LECTURES win
Monday November, and continue until the end of
March
THos.s MIuLEn NJ D. Professor Anatomy Physiology
wnAIAn JoHssros NJ. d. Professor Of Obsetncs and the
Diseases of Women and Children.
Josnu. Rlsr, NJ D., Pro-sm Of Msier1a Medes Theapoe
JoHs NAY, NJ D., Professor Of the Principle. and
GsISros Triss NJ D., Professor Pathology Practice
Medicine.
Lsos.sp esLs NJ D. Professor Chemistry Pharmacy.
RosEnr kIss srosr D. Adjunct Professor Anatomy aud
Physioiogy.
Clinical lectures week seected fom the Wash
nhunaTy. Operations performed class.
Fee for full course Of lectures $50 Demonaor ticket $40
Good can be procured at from % 80 90 - per week
| WILLIAM P. JOHNSTON, NJ. D., Dean,
July 1o-2swtsthNvv 7h street, between and
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re-eng Itself rieh desmine wicthsr he bidder
Ths whole money be applied e purchase AZ
increase diminish the of Of ths articles named
substitute Others IN hen thereof or 70 require nj similar prices such
nHsanon q me Affairs the department Goods 81 American
a. s% :. ss and Ps y: %
VA sscs.-s When domestic .rs,sas bid & sh. sample Of
n b q seasi qualify -amas. 70 erhis,ed
N me s% ssSss n NY .sose % and .a ne es. II De-
I Tp Ss" s Ss y soS ss s s s
ny be delivered 81 Logs M--osn free Of expense % t
guauug specified ADVERTISEMENT and
a na s sss IN e . r se Ys . -
Louis any portion o Them should be delivered there ~ an aren't
purpose and % .eslsn me me ses parehs.sd
the term. q shs contract ii-s which sa contain clause
. me areles are MOI Furnished within The time pescbcd or
s.id, days ser n-uasc,eney
6n,ss s,,s. shall b slso.sd 70 purchase te% oef
,ser. me wso shall pay me aid difference
Jsdee OF p-inct Anoey fsfu performance
delivery q e agent q tbs dspsmesi
Comnasiespon. rropo-ai. br Indian eood.y
ON he a made form here pre-
p.nsni o~ps svods, hsla rsspse-
lively, Was
fHers saserf Ra ef sood.)
Deliverable me CITY Cor before the
- dsy of and ~ me acceptance PRO
s,s me sasni., ssrs gssesss INV spsmss S@ we
sey department within aays ae ne accepAsc,
m
such security, Cot viii e Unsed stacs The dnr
ss s ., N s ss1 !. me ~. s ssd ne ~ '
every accompanied guaranty
sss ss. on sss % o.
NJ. s,ss, s, o. x n. oe. '.n
comply Proposals
roods drfed 2s September 1872
% him, and enter iB bond fS me
time prcscrbcd.n IA 81
ORLANDO BROWN
Commissioner q Indian Affairs.
Oct a-hnvtlaNov.
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ron roRroLK.

s<B-A The steamer osCBOLA win, on Saturday IN
July, commence making week
lcsvne Washington "Wednesday and Saturday
Returning, leave Noek every Monday fhn-
and reunins, rpey Point od Point
River. usual inndinrr Potomac.
fare Norfolk.
Piney Point.
July Id JAMES MITCHELL, Captain.
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Christopher Gr.,nIner.

Christopher Gramner,
Attorney and CoHnselor at LaD,
AVING OF Pennsylvania Avenue be
ii ~ 9th will continue practise the
claims before Congress- DE
patmen and the Board Commissioners Of Mexican claims
Aug l2-eodlm
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To CONTRACTORS.

To CONTRADICTORY.
blue RIDGE RAILROAD.
PROPOSALS viii be by undersigned,
next through Ridge
seer with The deepcu and embankneni connected herewith
each end.
426o long wide, high
with ditch each side will easwardly the d
mile, and 700 feet below the Of the
Proposals will be either for whole
being distinctly stated IN this whether the Eastern Western
half ID bid for.
Proposers requested bidding
and will obtain from the undersigned all information
The payments will be with suitable reservation I'LL thu
sosecunon O work, viii be expected. = Is
Printed forms Of proposals will be furnished application TO b
BY order q President Directors:
Aug. ll-dt0ctl Engineer Blue Ridge Railroad.
o. Proposals VIII also be received until the 18th
side the mountain, eight miles, comprise
Sept S2ri5sh Oct c. cRozET.
VERY handsome Furniture private saIe.-The sub
cber would respectfully inform the public thai they have
ceved sale large assortment Of excellent
Mahogany hairs spring sofas
DO and other dressing bureaus r
Do rocking and paror chairs Of every description
Do marble top, centre, and scroll pedestal card tnbes
Do marble wash closets and stands
Handsome painted consisting dressing
wash closet French bedsead, table, and -four cottage chair
rese~sos and every s,ner Description
Cane aud wood seat chairs, rockers, &c
Round back, ofbce and chidrens chairs o..
Handsome painted wash Closets stands and tables
large lot glass pickle and preserve jars, with covers
100 dozen glass tumblers, OF various sizes
Ivory and buck handle knives and forks
SET handsome gilt and Powered WATERS
Twist double and single barrel
Win Of other articles in the house furnishing
dating terms. GREEN TASTET,
Sep 23-eod2w Concert Hall
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Mr. A. DE vAUDBICOURT bezs leave 90 inform the
III public and hs friends ta having permanently located IN Wash
intends the French
spanish and also Of forte and drnw
branches References of very rcspecaar
viii be nven applying residence
d. GsaonF Academy, Dsyss Store and
Nr- Andcrsyn't stationery store
Juiy l7-eodd
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Court Of The Unfed States and prosecution
claims ss.in- Ibe government Aadrs wsshingon D. C.
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UNITED STATES WHOLESALE CLOTHING WARE
HOUSE.

HOUSE.
EVILS HANFoRD Nos aa2, 2s4 as, and 2ss Pearl street
IL (between Burng slip) New York, have
CLOTHING United staies
adapted all markets. shirts Drawers,
manufacturers
OIL CLOTHING And COVERED HATS in the world PLAIN
AND FASHIONABLE CLOTHING, Of NIL kinds
Catalogues Of stock by mail. Orders promptly hied
LEWIS d HANfORD,
Nos 25a, 254, 25S and 2Se Pearl 81, N. Y.
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NT1EAP SCHOOL BOOKS cf every kind "a Taylor q
" Mauys Bookstore, On
sls,es and copy books and pens very low pr,css
AnsB
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IREgCH and Spanish Lsngusges---J hElfRE, late pr
fe-.or United navy Yale Colere, kc respectfully
q washington that he coniemaez giving "a
languages, well The Enris 10 io
elgnerr.
Prof Meiee himself ms reputation instructor
require particular references.
address NJ book-tores of Mc-rs Franc
Taylor Maury Fischer hrs re<drnce n Mr.
Williams opposite Mr. Frznek Tuy'or Pennsylvania avenue
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GENERAL House Farn,.h,ns DRY Goods w.r.r..sr

u CLAGETT d DoDsoN would respectfully inform a
intending 10 Keep house. they
prepared their Tor the reception of much
the shove line has
city G. D. viii be absent for few Days y
purpose making purchases, and would respectfully
may preret best, and
run wat their return They viii have
ssprb Tapestry Velvet, Tapestry Brussels and Brussels
Three ply supcrhne Ingram, low priced do
Damask tsslled and plain Venetian Carpetinr
Together everything pretty and good which may be needed
] Their line. Aug S-42w2avn
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Agency ef the ktouses IN tne tnseo
TAYLOR MAURY bookreers and rtsonerx, Pennsylvania
svenue, eh having formed connexions with the
principal book establishments of the country, VIII supply al ORDER
religious, miscellaneous MEDICAL scienuhc, and school
books, lots publication
Schoois, nstuiion and Individuals intending order eT
American books from he northern cities trouble and
Of heavy freight peee &C. by leaving her oders with
TAYLOR d MAURY, in Wastingfon CITY July
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NOTTCETe partnership hereiofre existnt between
IN Z. ADDISON and BEVERLY TUCKER has been dissolved
BrvERLy TuoKER win continue 20 niend pspuy 70 al puaDo-
before Congress nnd the departments NJ herefofofe-
March 2i-u
IOR Sale bes.tifsl yacht ef shout se. tons srr
aen new The fine order, having new sai
new anchor and chain, and fully equipped
Inquire Of G. n. McDsen, n the Union once
Junel -
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1849-04-18
Pork Packing.

We shall also in connection with the above
continue the packing business. as heretofore, and
cut all lots offered Of 100 hogs and upwards. and
make cash advances, If desired. This,w the
facilities we have for siaugttering. will ENABLE
persons to drive here with safety, as they can
either sell or pack.
Our prices will be as low as at apy similar
establishment on the Mississippi river and the
same as last season, and no extra charge will be
made al any time for advance in salt or barrels;
but orr list Of prices will be rigdly adhered to.
Our stock of Barrels and Sal, is large. and
amply sufficient to meet the demand We have
also added TO the house steam Boiler and Tubs
for steaning out the Lard from the offal. which
is usually thrown away and is an entire loss to
the owner, but which we shall render for his ben
eft. s.
Having experienced help and good house, we
have no hesitation in saying We are prepared to
do justice to any lots entrusted TO US, and that
persons who have hogs will find Bloomington a
good point to drive to for packing or selling
We will pay premium OF ten dollars 'or the
heaviest hog delivered at our Pork House the
coming Winter.
GREEN s. STONE.
Bloomington, Sept. 20, '4s--al .--u
HRIED Apples and Peaches of a good quality,
- just received and for sale by
April %. E@E c. II BUCK.
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Polk Packing and Strengthening
BLOOMINGTON, IOWA.

w f are now Building large and convenient
w 81 LIGHTER HOUSE at Bloomington
and shall have il completed and ready to receive
hogs on the first of November. Every convent.
ence and Improvement will be introduced. and
experienced help employed. We shall also have
attached thereto number Of Pens for the &C.
commodation Of persons irving here, ard hogs
once in the yard will be taken care Of fed il
necessary. slaughtered and delivered at any Pork
House, in Bloomington, free Of charge.
The ADVANTAGES Of driving hogs are obvious to
all, as it is done at much less expense, the por
cuts to better advantage, ard with much less
risk, and will always command better price
We pledge ourselves that all hogs driven 10 us
shall be as well and fairly handled as at any point
on the river, and to the entire satisfaction of all
persons driving. and without delay, as we can
kill and hang 500 Ter day.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1849-04-18

TNI!E undersigned has on hand quantity
LAND w NRR ANTS, which he will 81

VNHE undersigned has on hand quantity OF
LAND w >RHANTS, which he will sell
on reasonable terms. He will also 20 with emf.
grants and show them Lands and give such infarma-
lon as may be needed for the purpose OF entering
Land or laying Warrants. He will also be prepared
TO enter Land for claimants upon the most rcasona.
bic terms, giving them from one to three years to
make payment He will also sell locate Warrants
Tor companies or indiy duals upon reasonable terms
and 'tt"na To the selling of Real Estate pay ing Tax
cs, and do all other business pertaining to Gener.
al Land Agency.
Having had considerable experience in the bust.
ness, and having general knowledge OF the coun.
try ana Lands within from 80 10 80 miles around
Iowa City. ne atcra himself that he can give entire
satisfaction to all that may entrust HIM with their
business. JOSEPH II. FISHER.
Iowa City, July 18th, 1873. IT ON
81 IEIFTaEi - 2 ESQ
DR.. Eaos Lowe, Receiver Land Office, Iowa City
Col. Chalcs Neatly, Register
DR.. =. NJ. Ballard, Iowa City,
DR.. N. G. Sales, Lexington. Jones co. Iowa,
Mr. 7. S. Batteie, Bloomington, Iowa,
Elias overman. Esq.
G. Ncaly, Esq Burlington, Iowa.
Hon. George II. WaIworth, New Orleans,
DR. Wm. 3. Chamberlain, Warsaw, Ky,
Rev. John A. GuTley, Cincinnati, Ohio,
John Etshury, Esq. Bethel, Ohio,
Abel Rawson, Esq. Tifin, 8.