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ii. G. FARRELL'S
CPIcbvNseN arabian EiMisueAs.

L. cOutcrciis tosprne up all over the county spread
their bancu Influence the land robng the pockets
Of the honest aud unsspectng by imposing them
poisonous trash for the genuine H. a. Farres Ara
bian nimct. Fellow Citizens! Look well before buy
the label of the bottle has the letters H. &. before
fau.;, for II II has not II is CorNrERFEr The labenround
IF all Imminent rads thus 81" q farre's Cclc.
bratcd Arabian l.inmun and signature s written upo
label also and these words blown the glass hoc
al (; Furrclls Arabian Linimcni PEORIA
This truly great medicine still conqucrnc diseases
aud snaicng poor powcrcss victim from the
Ry its powerfully stimulating pcnciran. aud Anodym" quail
til" o limbs which have been paisiCd
ycars by singular OF u-poducin" the Syuovin
FIud Water all diseases of the Joints with
surprising rapidiiy For Rhcumasm aud affections of III,
spine aud Spleen, II has proved itself spLoiIu aud for airc
tons Lungs. Liver aud Kidneys ii is most vaiuab,
aud powerful auxiliary. also, for all diseases at the Glands
Scoiuia GOirc Swelcd Nec Nc Sc Aud indeed Tor al
most disease where external application is required
Al. niilir InllNllNl.
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Final Settlement Notice,

All creditors, and others, interested in the estate of
Benjamin 5. Ely, deceased, are hereby notified that we
intend 10 make final settlement of administration
of said estate, at the next November term of he Rails
County Court, Oh" Gtsn aEh held at the Court House,
IN the town Of New London, in the said County ol
Itals, and state Of Missouri, the first Monday in
November, \. D., 1880. JOSHUA !.i.I,
JAMES ELY,
scptj Adm'rs.
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We Hang oar Banner OH the
OHf'rI Wal!
S g|l
Our CrX hi Lied theim COmnc !

OUT VTy II IItI VntIn dOTHt!
MIR. HARPENDING, would respectfully announce
wi TO the citizens of Marion and adjacent counties
that he has just opened a we'll assorted Stock of
Dry Goods, Boots md Shoes, Hats and Caps
Spun Cotton, Groceries Sc, &c.,
at the store room formerly occupied by Messrs G. Il
Green s. Co., No. Commercial Row, Hannibal, Mo
where he is determined {. sell Goods at such prices
will make il 10 the interest of the consumers TO give
him call before purchasing. Remember the stand
"Sgn of The Flag" april II
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DeMtHt Surgery.
BY &. G. SAMUEL, Nj. d.
Look to ffbk your Teeth.

YOU who appreciate and value good Health, sound
l. Teeth, sweet breath and personal appeaiance.-
Directed in his operations upon the teeth by Scien-
tifc knowledge both of Medicine \ surgery,
(,he only safe guide TO uniform success,) DIR. S. is
enabled to operate with far less pain TO the patient,
and withoul danger.
Particular Attention given TO irregular teeth Of Sc
cond Dcuti,on. Parents who may desire sound and
regular teeth in their childrcns mouths would do well
to consult DIR. Samuel.
" Operations warrcntcd to give satisfaction
Persons in INDECENT circumstances will be charged in
accordance thercuntO.
OFFICE Britingham's Row, on Main street, one
door below Kunkels drug store, 'rght" under the Tel
egraph Office, Hannibal, Mo. feb. 81, '5O-S-1y.
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1881 800 bushels, which would be gain Of
l29, $40 bushels, after deducting ,Sl3 bushela
for extra seed that would have been NECESSARY,
In one generation, at the same rate per annum,
1t would amount /, 81 ,8l5,39O IA, valung the
rye 1t 60 cts. per bushel. Chess and cookie
conceive 60 be nearly or quite valueless; so that
it appears 'ha, our labor in wheat and rye grow.
ing is in one generation loss productive than it
would be under proper management BY SI2,-
1872 O57 SO.
To show that we waite n considerable por
ton Of what We do realize from labor, the fol
lowing statements will suffice. The common
mode, and TIL lately believe tho OILY mode
practised, of seeding ground with wheat is to
sow it broad cast and bury it with plows or
harrows. The quantity Sown per acre varies
from 2 bu. to2 4 bu, we suppose the av.
erage quantity to be about ! 3 4 bushels. 1t i,
established by experience that ] = bushels
buried with drill on one acre will produce
more than two bushels as ordinarily applied on
the like space. Some reasons are: of grain
sown broad cast much is left uncovered, aud Of
that which is buried much lies so shallow that
it pershes during winter; drill plac il all
at proper Depth The average yield Ct wheat
per acre does not exceed twenty bushels; the
number of acres renped then in 1910 must have
been at leust 4,2il 1863, ard the quantity of seed
sown on those acres, at | 3 4 bushels per acre
7422, 035 bushels, which is Just .OGO 29l NOR,
than was necessary, and which we may consid
ar Ms wasted. The same waite annually for
one generation will in iha, time amount to
$65, 1888, 572 lG.
1t thus appears that we a' farmers really lose
in this short period, and in 'hcsc three partic
lar. alone, SlO7S $50 II ar without Interest
it would be Sl,745,7lS OF per annum il divi
ded equally among the States, i, would Civ,
each $5S, 100 IS yearly. Ii this sum wer,
devoted to defrayng the expenses Of analyizinq
soils aud manlres. &c, or to extending the ed
ucation Of farmers children, the benefits arts
ing from such an application would be incalcu
liable Dollar Newspaper.
Grcenwich. W Y, 1850.
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NEW STORE.

EORG Il II. & II T. f. n,
HAVING resumed business in Hannibal, takes this
i L opportunity OF returning thanks to his friends
and former customers for their liberal patronage dur
ing his last business term, and he promises uow to keep
always on hand fun and complete assorim'n OF
GOODS. and isdeernined TO do better by his friends
than before in the way of small profits.
Opening AT present very handsome stock OF
Spring eiOOTs,
to which particular attention is invited before buying
elsewhere.
NJ DE assured also, that Bargains. well as hand
some Goods can be obtained by calling OF
april II q. X. GREEN'S.
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From tie Hon. Peter Mino,a, one oC tic oli-
1st N,LNcrs in Miuuiv

gives me pleasure add testimony the virtues
your mclicinr. Dnc OF bluOd, horses had ing
cap the cciboul the SIZE oi hens
said and that IL the joint water from
knee could be- cured tried cedar aud all
the linucns aud ointmcns and they did good than
water then by per s,asion my friends tried u q farrcs
Arabian Imminent and was happy III hnd II take effect after
n and finally cured the noble animal entirely.
think il iccd dy the greatest lnmen, for horse well
I'm Ir-l ~ kMrM.
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care Spring Stream W'O0icH
EJCtOrN,

ri'IiE subscriber would respectfully inform the pub
i ic that he is prepared TO manufacture Wool into
various kinds of fabrics, such Cloths Cassimeres,
Satincs, Blankets, Fannels, &c, white or colored
The subscriber, having made arrangements with
Mcssrs. MILLER n BOWER at Hannibal, 10 receive
Wool and forward it to Cincinnati, Ills, where he
will receive it, and when finished will return it to
Miller X Bower. Any person wishing their wool
manufactured into either of the above fabrics, can
have it done by leaving it with the above firm accom-.
PANIED with the description of cloth and color.
The length of time ltwcnty five years) the subscri-
Der has been engaged in the Wooden Manufacture aud
the general satisfaction he ha' given, offers sure
guarantee to those who may favor him with their
custom.
The above Factory is situated sixteen miles south
east of Hannibal, and one and half miles northwest
of Pike county, Ills.
llIelhe Wool must be washed clean, and free from
burs, and then the work will be warranted.
may assn GEORGE WIKE'
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MEDICAL CARD.
WHITE SHIRTS.

VIZ have in store 900 dozen white Shirts, of the
w latest patterns, made by ourselves, and warran-
ted to fit and not 10 rip, from the lowest price TO the
best in market, for sale at New York prices.
feb u. YOUNG y BROTHERS.
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MosuxIsr &c RoBrRr FuLros.- Near
Troy. Ia, 10 hill which Fulton was fond Of
visiting, and at the foe. Of which he aud hi.
brother KEEP, u wood yard and sold wood to the
steamers, the creatures Of his genius, which
naviya,ed the Ohio. lie was fond If watching
from this point, it is said their progress and
,nsed in the water; and it has been selected by
the .d,nirers Of his genius in the West as fit
rIsoe 10 erect mo,neat t. hi. menumcry.
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Administrators Notice.

NOTICE Is hereby gwen Ia all persons Interested In the
~ tate Of G,orsc crglcr deceased late Of Monroe Cam
~ that the undersigned administrator has obtain ed
administration, from the clerk of the County Court
ton bearing date Angus, 18th, 1880 An persons having c'an
against said 'sth" requested IL present them anwau
within twelve months they be- prrluird from al
nri Of said estate and not presented within three year
WI be Tor barred.
sept. 10, 1850, SUSAN ]. CRIGIEB.
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H'OtiCP.

DUBIIC notice is hereby given that the subscriber
i administrator Of the estate OF Aaron Guernsey
decd, late of Marion county and State of Missouri
intends applying to the County Court of the said
" of Marion, at the August term thereof next, TO be
holden within the aid county of Marion, at Palmyra
on the first Fonda Of Angus, 1880, or so soon there
10 resign his letters of Administration said estate
June t.sw RoBRTE BUCHANAN, Admir-.
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Missouri state Mutual Insurance
Company.

DtREcToRs
John O'Fallon, G. NJ. Valleau,
Reuben Knox, Daniel y. Page.
Oliver Bennett, John Sigerson,
John $. McCune Joseph A. l:,ldy,
True W. Holt
rIIiIS company is established upon The mutual pr-
J. ciple OF insurance; aud is einphatically home
institution The fire risks of this company are ex-
tended into all parts oil this state Its earnings are
never employed or invested in stocks OF real estate,
but kept Tor the prompt liquidation of losses, and u-
der the immediate control Of the Directors. Every
person insuring with this company becomes interested
in its success, and its profits instead OF being divided
among few stockholders, belong to these who insure
in this company.
This company is taking risks upon real estate,
stocks in trade aud personal property situated with
in the State Of Missouri. They have limited the
amount to betaken in block in this city, carefully
avoiding a concentration of risks. This Company
issues lis policies for term of years, ciccng per
mauent insurance at rates tina, cannot but prove
factory tothe assured, with return premium oil from
fifteen 10 hty per cent for, the term of years which
the policy may run.
c. NJ. vALLEAu, Prest.
II. ID. BACON, Treasurer.
s. +. LEDYARD, Sec'y.
have been duly appointed agent for this county
and be found at all times at thu Drug store of
p Kunkel n Co., where | will take pleasure in lie
ceivng application for insurance.
mayl6-ly. A. B. WEBB, Agent.
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Cure for Chambers.

ing what will cure "Nasal elect" or discharge
from the nose of horses, | would say, that |
have cured many with the flowing simple
compound, aud two cases that were called CLAN,
ders confirmed, viz:-Take one teaspoonIul OF
common rosin, one tea,l ooniul of cppperas,
two tablespoonsiul of salt, and four -poonsiul
Of dry aches; pulverize the ro.in and copper
a., and mix the whole and give it in bran, or
snoiu' or oats dry ana IN four weeks 't"e' py
giving The same quantity twice II week, ! cured
the two cases Of CHAMBERS. | have used the
same in cases of cold or catarrh, and three or
four doses have performed cure. have also
used it for horse dis,emper with success. ID.
Nockbridgc, Mich, 1850.
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Steamer DIE VERNON, n. Mullikin, Master.
Steamer KATE KEARNEY, {. Morrison, Mast.
Steamer LUCY BERTRAM, Chas. Dean, Master

'I'HE above well known line OF steamers will leave
L -, Louis every evening, Sundays excepted) at
O'Clock. p. NJ, for Keokuk and all intermediate ,n.
dlnss aud make their return trips every day. except
Tuesdays, during the ensuing season. They will ar
rive al HANNIBAL on their upward trips every day, ex.
rep' mouuays,at ~ O'Clock, NJ, aud on their down.
ward trips, every day, except Tuesday, at 10 o'clock.
IA. NJ, positively.
The owners Of The above line of Packet Steamers
sWe special notice. tina, they will be responsible for
all packages OF money. or money letters, or any other
valuable packages, only in cases where recent
'cNd or OH OF ladng is given by the captain or clerk
oil either boats. In no other case. will they be re-
spohS,e ior the sale delivery of such packages; and
they wish il TO be expressly understood thai when
ever snc packages are received they are be regar
sed as a'he risk of the owner, unless receipcd for
as above stated. MILLER A. ROWER
| maj t.oh Agents, HANNIBAL.
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.NOrG .NTsC GOONS, at the
EsPODlC'S store.

EDWARD DUNNING, has just received and is
L. this day opening at the Peoples store, on Main
street. choice and elegant assortment of fancy dress
Goods, &C., which he invites particular attention to-.
His Summer stock of Goods is now complete, and
cannot be cqualed by any other house IN the city
lie has also the latest styles OF Goods, both European
and American, which he warrants TO be unsurpassed
II is useless for me TO enumcrate the different articles
| have in store, but if you want cheap bargains and
excellent goods, call at the 'PEopLE's STORE"
sept5
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MEMPHIS INSTITUTE.

MEDICAL DEL RI MEN Mt.
TINE regular courses of Lectures in this Institute
i will commence on the First OF November. and
conlnue until the last of February The Anatomical
department will be opened and ready 10 receive stu.
dents by the First of October. The Medical Depart
ment will be under the direction Of the following
Professors:
j. CosQuEsr CRoss, NJ. d., Proiassor The Institutes
of Medicine and Medical jurisprudence.
W. BIRD POWELL, NJ. d., Professor of Cerebral Phi
siology, Medical Geology, and Miheialogy;
II. S. NEWTON, NJ. d., Professor of Surgery;
H. J. IIuLcr, NJ. Professor OF Theory and Practice
]. a. WILSON, d., Professor of Obstetrics and
Diseases of Women and Children;
J. KisG, NJ. d., Professor of nateria Medica and
Il. rnnnMss, NJ. D., Professor of Anatomy;
J. MrLToS SANDERS, a. NJ IN. d., Professor of Chem
" ' CiimiTme Lectures.
Mcdicinc-proi. II. J. lIULcE
Surgry-Prof. r. s. NEWTON.
.3ndiomical Dcmonsiydior-I. FREEMAN, NJ D..
The fees Tor full course Of lectures amount to Sl05.
Each p, ofessors Ticket, sl5. Matrculator's, So.
Demonstrators Fee, $40. Graduation $50
Those desiring further information will please I'D
dress hcleers (pos'- paid TO the Dean; and students
arriving IN the city will please call on him at the Com
mercial Hotel. X. s. NEWTON, d.,
Dean Of the Faculty.
Law Department..
| Hon. f.. W. NJ. King, Professor of Theory and
Practice of Law.
Johh Delaheld, ESQ., PToiessoroi commercial Jurls
prudence.
Ttrms-S50 per Session.
All communications pertaining to this department
must be addressed TO
+. W. c. KING, Esq.
i Semphis, Tenn, April, 1850.
4 The Faculties, for intellectual abilities, worth am
professional requirements, will compare iavorab
with the most distinguished in country. The med
ical faculties constitute anomaly in this any 9th
er country-all Of them able lecturers and the bes
. of teachers.
Those who will contemplate geographical posi-
ton, and the extent OF our population, can have II
doub, TO the eligibility of situation for the
toprise of the kind As TO health including all sea
sons Of the year, deny that any other city has
i Thatihe public may be satisfied of the permanenc
= of this school, feel ii our duty 10 state, that III
Trustees and Faculty form mil in action, which a,
gurs well for its future success; and that the pccul
- internal organization which connects them, cannot
4 interrupted. T.. W. NJ. KING, President
g Of the Memphis Institute.
n april lS-tf
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FRESH ARRIVAL.
Fancy Assortment at the Peoples store.

Fancy Assortment at the Peoples store.
I AM now in receipt OF large and splendid assert
l. men, OF elegant staple and fancy Dry Goods, dl-
rect from the city of Baltimore. and present va
riety of new articles before brought 10 this mar
kct My goods are not bought at auction ware ooms,
but carefully selected from the best wholesale i'm
porting no uses in the east, and those wiz purchase
them will nc, be deceived,
The attention " the ladies is particularly called to
my assortment have every thing that is necessary
to complete the toilet.
Farmers will also find il TO their interest to give me
CALL as offer great bargains, substantial goods, and
general satisfaction.
Look for the right house-the "People's Store"-on
Main street, in Commercial Bow. .
| sent 5 EDWARD DUNNING.
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Medical Department Of the ST. Louis
University. Faculty.


DR.. NJ. l.. Linton, Professor of the Principles and
Practice of Medicine.
DIR. A. Lit,on Professor Of Chemistry and Pharmi.
cy.
DR.. c. A. Pope, Professor of the Principles and
Practice o! Surgery, Clinical Surgery, and Dean Of
the Faculty
DR.. NJ. NJ. Fallen, Professor of Obstetrics and Dis.
easco of Women and Children.
Dr. James Blake, Professor of Descriptive, General
and Surgical Anatomy.
Dr. Thomas Reyburn, Professor of Matera Medice
and Therapeutics.
DIR. r. S. Holmes, Professor of Physiology and
Medical jurisprudence.
Dr. W. NJ. McPhceters, Professor of Clinical Med.
icinc and Patio o5ical Anatomy.
Dr. G. w. Stevens, Demonstration Of Anatomy.
The regular Lectures commence annually OH the lot.i'
Of DC. ,ucr Whole cost of tickets Si05; Matricula-
ton Ticket So; Dissecng Ticket SlO Graduation Fee
$50; Board from $40 to IL per month. Medical stu,
dents are admitted free of charge TO the Medical and
Surgical practice in the City Hospital, and also in the
st Louis Hospital, and the Marine Wards, during the
Lecture terms.
Students, or others, desiring further information, can
either address the Dean, and he will forward them
descriptive pamphlet arriving in the city call up
on him at his Office, 1913 Locust street, three doors IN
the rear of Odd Fellows Hall.
july 1919 CHAs. A. POPE, NJ. D., Dean.
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n. p. KUNKEL Il CO.,
80 Wholesale y Retail Druggists, 81
~ MAIN STREET, HANNIBAL, Mo-, u
city Hotel Buildings.
VIZ T. are now receiving, in addition TO our former
w stock, direct from the eastern markets, a fresh
supply Of genuine Drugs s. Medicines, which
we are prepared to offer TO Physicians an! Country
merchants al as low rates as thy can be had in Saint
Louis or anywhere a..vve Saint Louis, and assure ali
who may give us call, that pain will be spared to
give eutie sat slactor. Our stock consists part Of
,hc following, which, pure Best Otard Brandy, Made
ria Wine, Sherry Wine, Old Holland Gin.
Dye stu1Ts.
Indigo, Madder, Copperas, Alum, Ext. lockwood
ground ditto, Cochinea, Mnriate of Tin, Blue stone
&c. Nc.
Paints, Oils, and varnisH.
White Lead pure and No |, Ven. Red, Spanish brown
Black Lead Red do, Lithargc, Patty, Paris green
Chrome Green Chrome yellow, Lac Dye, Drop black
Lampback, British l.uStre, Ivory black, Copal Var.
nish No. | i >, Japan do, Black do, Asphaltum do
nseed Oil, Castor do, Fish do, Lard do, Neatsloo
do, Sweet do, Glue, Turpenline, sc.
Cloves, Cinnamon, Ginger, Nu,megs, Mace, Pepper
Allspice, &C.
Miscellaneous Article.
Resin, Pitch, Chalk, Whiting, Salt Petre, Epson
Salts, Sal Soda, Birthstone, saleratus, Pearlash
Matches, Horse Brushes, Black do Paint and Varnsf
do, white fsh do, Cloth do Tooth do; acking, Ink
Gum Shellac, lnl; powders, lndelibe Ink, Castle
Soap, Thermometers, Hulls double Trusses, Surgical
Instruments, SWANS Panacea, Snuff, SC, SC.
A general assortment OF Patent Medicines, for which
we agents, and we can therefore recommend then
to be genuine, nov. !, 1917
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DAGUERREAN GALLERY.

IITVIN'' " JV4NTNN,
w ouLD respectfully announce to the citizens of
hannibal and vicinity, that they have taken
room on Commercial Row, Immediately under The
Odd Fellows Hall, where they are prepared TO execute
all KINDS OF work in the Daguerrean Art in the latest
improved styles miniatures SET in beautiful shell or mo-
rocco cases; also N lockets breast-pins finger rings
"atch Keys, &c. sc. Being convinced, from past ex-
Perehce, That we ,hiully satisfy all who may encour-
age us, public patronage is solicited Those wishing
nun Iauies would do well to call soon, stay may
DC snort. Entire satisfaction given, or no charge
r. s. distinctions given in the Art. and an apparatus
u'''she' on reasonable Terms july 25-tf
MEDICAL CARD.
DIR. J. b. UORANCE,
AVlNG located in IIamibal respectfully tenders
L his services TO the PUBLIC, in all The departments
Of the medical profession.
Es-Oicc, up stairs, above Mellon Hawkins Store
april i-6m.
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ScALDIso M,LK.-ln Devonshire, England,
where dairying is extensively practiced, the
milk intended for the churn or Tor cheese, is
scalded as soon as it comes from the COW. This
process obviates most eiiec'ually the natural
tendency Of the milk to sour in warm weSther,
and when intended for butter making, secures
the advantage of swee, milk for family use ai-
ter the cam is remOved.-U
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COMPREHENSIVE.

CO.PARTNERSHIP
TIME Undersigned have entered into Partnership
l. bearing date Jan. |, 1850, under the firm OF NJ
b. cox * CO., for the sale, at Wholesale OF Boots
and Shoes, Hats aud Caps, Palm Hats, Bonnels OF
every description, Artificial Flowers, Umbrellas and
Parasols, Leather, Shoe Findings, Trimmings, &c.
NPWe have leased store No. 81, Main Street, ORAL
LOUIS block, ST. LOUIS, Mo-; and are now receiving
general assortment OF the above articles ana many
lothers not enumera rated, to an examination of which,
we respectfully invite the country trade at unusually
low prices, x,
NJ. B. cox,
VIM NJ. SIMPSON,
GEO. BURNETT, JR.
81 Louis Feb. d, ,5O.-S-lY.
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Col. Frsnohl's grant in California embraces
$4,000 acres, and il worth SO 100000 TO So
5000 per acre, as has been reported, on &C.
count Of tho gold contained in the quartz, his
interest in sustaining the validity OF the Span.
ish grants is immense.
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ERESlI TEAS and prime just arrived from that
l. celebrated Tea Planter, Linn Foohoo, near Lake
Poyanghoo, China, for sale wholesale and retail.
june 10 +. Il. SELMES, sole agent
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There's MO use INtktMg!
inst (a1l In and Sect

4 greater variety OF Dress Goods, Than ever before
"a offered in this market, and at prices lower than
ever before seen; doz superior Parasols selling at
cost and carrage silk ard Bingham umbrellas of every
size aud different shades. IT, you need any dcscrip-
Bargain in them, at the sign Of The Flag.
june 10 HARpENDlNG'S.
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RAGS, RAGS!

'INHE highest price in cash, will he paid ror clean
lin"n and cotton Rags, at Kuniel's drug store, by
jureb-tf J. II. TRIPLETT. =