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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-06-14
Athens DRUGSTORE

TBNlIt. subscriber, grateful for past favors
Il solicirs continuance of public pat.
ronage. He has on hand, NJ his Drug
Store in Athens. supply Of nearly or quite
all the Me lcines called for in this market
Also, all Paints and DYE SlullS, and few
ns,rumenrS-Syrngps, TrnSSes, Tooth
Keys and ForcepS, Morlars and Pill Tiles.
Spatulas, Medical Scales and Welghrs.
Caihsrars. sc. Cigars. Cut and Dry
Smokiu. Tobacco, Dplpir. Scotch aud Mac.
cabau Snuff.
co NFECTTON 7RIES.
Candy. R,>rns, Eggs, Almonds. French
Brandy and Vine. WIN. hFH $.
June s. lSi9-ir 81
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.u,,u,,.,o.,:.ic Female Academy.

IA uNh>VhfAAS ShsOhS 4tNeWs my
>g,HE frs, Session of the Female Depart.
men, of Bolivar ACADEMY, under the
charge of Miss e. NJ. MELVILLE. will COM
meuce on Monday, tn. l7h of June inst,
aud close on Friday. the l>l of November.
Inasmuch as tn Trustees have been IN.
able to give a longer notice. pupils will be
.pernil'ed 10 enter AZ any period OF tn" seS.
sion and to pay accordingly. Tickets OF
admission will be furnished ~ Mr. Joseph
Johnson. on the payment of one-half ses-
slun's tuition IN advance.
TERMS OF TUITION.
Per Session Of Tnc"ty Weeks:
Infant Cl.ss-Sp"IIng ana Reading. s.. 90
Junior Glass Reading. Wrung,
and the first principles OF Gcocra $50
phv and Ari'hmenc. }
Senior Cia>s-Anv OF the branches
of English Education u,uaIlv m M
tsnght ~ our most thorough Fee.
male S~mlnarleS,
Nusc on Piano. 5000
Use of Instrument, $50
Instruction in French, if desired, a, a
reasonable rale.
IN. Academy Building recently erected
will afford comfortable accommodations Tor
a large number Of pupils. and it is bellev-
ed that boarding may Er obtained IN MadI.
S"nvIlle on satisfactory terms. for those
who NAV come from distance.
The Trustees indulge the nope that pa.
rents will he prompt in alloriing their
daughters the highest order Of intellectual
and moral training now so fortunately TO BE-
Obtained al home, al reasonable rae.
Better means of improvement could not,
it is confidently believed, be found in DIS
tan, institutions. ii, FAR greater cost.
BY Orde. of the Board.
WILLIAM NJ. STAKELY,
Chairman.
j.. CoFFrN, Sec. 50
June 7. lS5O-4t
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Important Land Sale.

PURSUANT to an order OF the Circuit
Il Court Tor the county of Polk, at the
February term, 1850, will proceed TO sell
upon the premises. on the Goth dav of July
next, the Section III School Land for the
fourth fractional Township South, Range
5. East OF the basis line, Ocope District.
SAID lands have been surveyed and valued
as follows:
The South east Quarter, to $50
North east 200
&" South west q" 40
Northwest 100
The whole amounting TO 1920
The above Section Of Land lies imm-di-
ately adjoining the Copper mines. in Polk
county, Tenn, and is supposed by miners
TO contain larger portion of that valuable
mineral than the mines which have already
been worked. Ii has never been tested,
and therefore valued by the Commissioners
as though il was destitute Of mineral
wealth, to 1920 only. while small lot but
a few rods distant, has sold FOR $4,000.
JAMES SMITH. Clerk.
June Ia. 1S50-6r Prs fee S. 80
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No less than eighty returning Cali.
fornia emigrants came passengers on
the ST. Paul from St. Joseph. The
majority Of them made a start across
the plains. met with the elephant.
counted the two rings on his tail,
were satisfied. and backed out.
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" T. DIC1L NO ri g f..
Land for Sale.

VENHE undersigned dn.,rouS of changing
Il his business, will sell on Tuesday III"
first day of October next, and succeeding
days. OF public auction, unless previously
d, spuS"d of, the following property, ioWit:
Ole Farm. continuing 3l7i acres, . miles
east of Athens: an" other lr ct, containing
1913 acres, miles rast OF Athens and 7
niles southwest of NIadi.onvrlo; mud one
other rrnct, on which The undersigned now
resides, c"nlain'ng 0jl acres. oil under
good fence, and III il cpm'or'nb'" houses.
At>". a good stock of H'rses, Cattle,
Sheep. Hogs, FarmIn. Utensils. &c, &c.
Terms of sale made known hereafter.
A. G. RICE.
Nav "a, $50 I'D IS
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TAKING THE CENSUS.

IAklNG THE CENSUS.
MADAM, will you please inform me
Of the number Of inhabitants in this
house 2"
"Sir :"
"Thc population in this mansion"
"WeIl, there is in the room over
head"
'How many?"
Eight"
"Are they all adults?"
"No; they are all Smiths, except
two boarders."
"Smi,hs; black or white smiths,
madam 2"
"Pd have YOU know don't live in
house with niggers."
81 didn't alIude to color, meant
their calling"
"Oh, that's it, is it. Well. if you
had been here las, night. you'd have
found out, for they was calling as loud
as they could scream"
"Madam. merely wish to know
how many people you have in this
house. and what they do for a living ="
"le s, yes, now understand. Well,
let me see. there's the two Mullinses
--tha,'s one"
"That makes two. madam"
"Well. if you know best, count 'em
yourself"
"It is my business TO inquire, madam"
well, you'd better attend to it,
then, and not bother me-"
"Madam. am out with the census,
and"
swell, you act out of senses, |
should think, to come into my house,
asking such questions"
"It is in accordance with an act Of
Congress madam"
"We'I, you tell Mr.. Congress, or
whatever his name is, that he acts
very foolish, sending you round, axing
SIGH shaIIer silly questions"
The man left.
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June IA. 1850.

DIED,
At Calhoun, Tenn. on the 9Th day Of
June. ie50, Mrs. CArHARINE A. LEA. wife
Of Wm. Park Lea, and daughter Of Col.
VIM. T. McCallie, OF this county, after
40 illness Of seven days, aged "a years.
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Six and a Fourth Cents Reward.
sDANAW AY from the subscriber about
IL the 9Th of last November, a bound boy
by the name Of Franklin Smith, aged ~
years. The above reward, hut no thanks,
will be paid TO any one who will return him
TO me. JOHN WELDIN.
Tellico Plains, June IA, ls50-3t
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65 Horses Wanted.

ITNHE subscribers wish 20 purchase %
l. head Of guud srrviccabe horses, for
which they ARE willing to pay fair prices
Apply Immediately.
j. \. TAYLOR g. co.
Athens. Tenn, May 81. l-30--'f s.
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Flour.
IRISH LINEN.

a LARGE lot Of all kinIs, from the very
"A best to common, Just received and for
sale cheap for cash, by
May G. w. ROSS e. co.
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THE SrIRrTs.--Wc have heard the
CHICHESTER Rappings," now at the
Deavan. The young ladies upon
whom the mysterious sounds are at.
tendant. are we should Judge. incapa.
ble Of practising wi|iuI imposition
upon the public. If they deceive
others, it is because they are deceived
themselves. The efforts to explain
these noises so paIpabIe to the senses.
upon any known principle of science.
have as Gt failed. The vibration Of
a material substance. as chair, table.
floor or door, which at times can be
felt as we'll as heard, seems to be
necessary to their production. They
are Of different notes. and vary from
a scarcely audible tick. to IL pounding
like that which would be produced by
a strong man, humping violently with
his fist upon a door; but cannot be
initiated by the hearers. These are
the phenomena which we give with.
out comment. The tests which are
daily sought to be applied to them. by
calling for the revelation of hidden
mysteries, we regard as of little con.
sequence tor if caused by spirits, they
should not be supposed to know every.
thing, any more than other folks, and
might not rightly tell what they knew W.
if they did.-Albany Register.
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One order far a Capital Prize!
o. Correspondents can transact business
through the mails with thus agency, as
well As though personally present.
Letters carefully directed and answered
hy return mail.
Colvin & Co. send Managers Official
Drawing to all who oider tickets.
Bank notes on all good banks IN the
country, or Prize tickets received IN pay
menI. at par. Tor tickets.
PRICES cashed al siehr. Bank drafts re-
united TO those holding prizes.
All orders are carefully complied with.
The most prompt attention always given
TO orders.
Please address COI.VIN & co.
Baltimore. Md
June Z, IS50-lm 50
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Groceries !

NOOD supply jnsi iece"e-, .mn,tu'"R
VI fine article Of brown SUGAR, at
ten cents pr pound.
WIN. II. BALLEW.
MAY II, 1Sj0-lf 50
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-06-06
To the Public.

Wherever DR. STORNPS CELEBRATED SCOTCH
COUGH CANDY has been introduced, the most ex-
traordinary success has attended it. -Four hundred
thousand packages of this justly popular remedy have
been OF since its first introduction into ST
Louis, and the testimony Of thousands can now be
offered to prove its claim on your consideration, as
one of the most elegant and useful compounds Of
the day. The proprietor hears OF its beneficial ef-
ects from every quarter Of the country, and he feels
encouraged to extend its sale throughout all Amer
lea. Here is evidence of its favorable reception al
the sLake City,"
From the Druggists Of Chiedgo-Iheir sales in -Four
Months.
We, the undersigned, Druggists Of Chicago, do
hereby certify that the following is correct state.
ment OF the amount Of our sales Of the medicine
known as CDR Storms Celebrated Scotch Cough
Candy," prepared from the original recipe by Mr.
Hamilton Wade Of st Louis, Mo-, and take pleas
ure in saying that it has given satisfaction to many
of our customers who have used it, a remedy for
diseases Of the breast and lungs.
J. H. Reed y CO., 1856 packages,
L. NJ. Boyce. fper clerk,) S64 g all we had
S. Sawyer, 432 &c all had.
+. Scammon, 2S8 all had.
Brinckethoff Penton, 264 I"
Henry Richie, (per Bowman,, 2ss &c
X. H. Anderson. 1856 Sc
Chicago, Sept. IS, ls49.
Some of these gentlemen were formerly pract.
TONERS Of medicine. The Druggists are not alone
in their favorable notice our Sugar Medicine They
would have reported si larger sales at Chicago, but
the close of prevented shipping more
to them.
Price One Dime per rolf rolls for IS cts; or 81 per Doe.
ia LIBERAL DISCOUNT MADE TO COUNTRY
MERCHANTS.
For sale by Druggists andCountry merchants, gen.
orally throughout the United States and the Canadas.
The Candy is neatly put up with directions for
use. handsome engraving of the Scottish Coat
of Arms, and the written signature of Hamilton
Wade, proprietary is on the outside wrapper of
each roll and package.
Messrs J. H. BARNARD BRO, Wholesale
Druggists, l40 Main street. ST Louis, Mo-, are the
General Agents. Orders from the country, or ap-
plications for agency, directed to them will meet
with prompt attention.
For sale at Burlington, By E. Z. Gay,J. F. Tallant
and s. L. Burnap. (may go, lS5o-1y
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BURLINGTON HAWK-EYE.

uncle, Thomas Neal, where now live, and if any
person doubts Bbtatement Twill be happy to
verse with them they will call on me.
(signed,) THOMAS N. RiNoo.
State of Kentucky, Graves Co., set.
This day personally came before me, the under
signed acting justlce Of the peace in and for said
county, and made cath in due form Of law that the
bove stateme Subscribed and to this
18th day of Feb, ls49. s. p MORSE, r. for @.
I, Erwin Anderson, clerk of the county court of
Graves county, State of Kentucky, do certify that
8. p. Morse, whose name is signed to the above
certificate, is now and was at the time Of signing
the same justice Of the peace in and for said
Graves county, duly commissioned and qualified as
such, and that fai1A and credit due all his ot.
cial acts as such.
In testimony whereof, have hereunto set
>, my hand, and caused the seal of the coun-
N1' ty court Of said county to be hereunto af-
fixed, this 18th day Of February 1850.
may 8, l850-7m ERWIN ANDERSON
urFor sale by E. E. GAY, Burlington, Iowa.
uHAWK-EYE BROOM FACTORY.It
BURLINGTON, IOWA.
THE Subscriber has now under his entire con.
troll the above named establishment, and is pre-.
pared to fill all orders in town and from distance
for Brooms by TIM Wholesale and Retail. He war.
rants his work and materials to be of superior
quality, and confidently refers to those who have
used Brooms Of his manufacture for proof.
E.The Factoryis for the present at the north
end of Main street (dec 20, '4s) D. w. BURTON
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DIR MYERS

SarsaparfHa. Wild Cherry and Dandelon Compound.
Have you noticed, we know you haveJ the ex-
citement created by the recent introduction to our
midst Of DR. Myers invaluable "Sarsaparila Wild
Cherry and Dandelion9' The proprietors say truly
that it differs in composition from common sspuri-
Tying medicines and to our senses it is at least
three times as strong as the strongest of them
We are hearing constantly Of most remarkable
cures performedhy it all the State, and those
some OF them of diseases for which you might as
well take soapsuds as simple Sarsaparillas. Liver
complaints the most obstinate, Diseases the Uri-
nary Organs, Coughs, sc. &C., in fact almost any
complaint that medicine can cure, are queled by
the magic like virtues of this skilful combinations
We have taken two or three bottles and we speak
from experience. Never felt better in our lives,
ant that, through all this sicky season when nine
men out Of ten sick and the tenth man sailingn
would you be well go and do likewise; get bottle
and tryit Sold by s. L. Burnap, Burlington feb .2s
lINO SPORTSMEN.-A fine lot of fishing tackle
Il just received at
april, $50 EE GAYS Drug store.
palm SOAPS boxes Palm Soap, a superior ar
ticle, for sale by april, '5o) EEGAv.
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ID. 8. EberSOI & co.


EuN SMITHS and Manufacturers of County
- seals and Seal Presses. Keep constantly on
hand prize target Rifles. warranted to shoot frem
40 10 400 yards stub and twist double and single
oarrei shot Guns, Revolvers and single barrel Pts
tos, Powder Flasks, Percussion Caps and Pills,
Fiints, best quality Of Rifle and Sporting Powder.
Rihe barrels, Gun Mounting, .Gun-Locks, Nipples,
Wad-Cutters, sc. SC
Orders from abroad promptly attended to.
H-Repairing done in the best manner and at
reasonable prices
Shop on Third Street, near the Barrett House.
Burlington, sept. 10, 1919.
A GENERAL assortment of Hollow Ware CAST
~ 1NGS, just received and for sale by
harch -, 700 PRUGH g. COOK
DICE FLOUR.-An excellent article, for family
IL use, and for making white wash, for sale at
aFrl', = 700 GAYS Drug Store.
a PROM Checks, Hickory shirtings, tickings, for
sale by (apr IS, '50) G LAuMAs Bro
'INHE Politeness Of the French is proverbial, yet
l. whitewash ssgives the wall' to French paper
hangings, for sale by zap 25) JF ApFAHAms
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JEWETT'S IMPROVED
PATENT CARY PLOUGH

NSes-.S THE Subscriber keeps constant
Nm ly on hand large supply of the
G6&=.EsssA Ea above justly celebrated Plough,
both and horse, right and left hand. with the latest
improvements; and are prepared to supply any num-
Der that may be wanted. This Plough is much i'm
proved this year, by setting the beam two niche
higher than heretofore, and by continuing the
OF the land side regularly round up to the beam;
which entirely prevents straw or weeds from hang
Ing under It; thereby rendering it almost impos sble
to choke 1t out in the worst OF stuhhle. The mould
board is put on with bolts instead of ryet as here
toforc, which makes the Plough much more easy to
repair. The heel Of the landslide is cast in chill,
which hardens IS hard cast STEEL and prevents
it from wearing off thereby preventing the Plough
from running unsteady after being Used year or
TWO. The nouki board OF the Patent Cary is made
OF wrought iron. and the share Of Steel and win
scour as bright as silver, in the iighest soil. To
those who are acquainted with the Patent Cary il IL
unnecessary to say anything but to those who are
not, we say try II, and Judge for yourselves. Thi,
Plough Is much more durable than almost any other
made IN the country and at the prices which il is
now sold, II is without doubt the cheapest.
burlington, APP '49 JOHN G. FOOTE,
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Mrs James Bette Uterine ssSr1 Nj
tho PHYSICIANS, LADIES AND DRveen -. 90
L Belts most respectfully commun'ea.. 81 ", rt
tinued success and increasing demand pI .xppt
rine Supporters; they are now very gene'. .tuE 4
ed by Physicians as the mos. successful - tseJ
relief for the distressing malady for ~.
were invented, of any offered to the puss X ~
Mrs Belts Supporters are recommensss .secest
fessors >. Jackson, J. d. Mutter, Joseph " nv
J X. Mitchell, N. Chapman and Wilteanls ".
delphia and many others Of the most .....x.
sicians in various parts OF the United -reers
For particulars, see pamphlets 70 r.raY
gratis by cailingo on p.s;,tos
nov Is, ,1o only agent iOY nu~~~
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SLIGO IRON STORE

JEFFERSON STREET, Burlington, Loun.
RoN-Flat, square and round, assorted sizes,
i Plough Slabs, Plough Wings, assorted shapes and
sizes. "fs ~
siEEl-Cast, German, American blister, English
buster, German and Spring, assorted sizes.
Premium, and Yankee Notion
COOK Stoves, Parlor, Coal, Box, 10, I, and 8
plates, different sizes.
ALSo--Jewetts Improved Patent Cary p,ouyhs I'll,
Plates. Copper. Sheet-iron, Iron wire, Nails,
and Casting ofevery description.
fnll supply of the above articles always on hand.
ana Ior sale as low as can be afforded by
my 10, 40 JOHN G. FOOTE.
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aussB Der! Lumber: ~
TINE undersigned have on hand tuV,.e 80
i Pine Lumber, comprising the foI'o" 80 -
viz: |. 1. II. Il and inch plank; ~ sisS
1 by 4 scantling II, Is and IS feet long, -.
20 feet Joist-aiso, Iaths. shingles, e.c esestys
Having made arrangements to keep !. sss;ca
supply on hand, the undersigned wour ~ssc
share of patronage. E1-Thsir YARD ION -
will be opposite the Pork Houses. 90
Burlington July la,'4s W. B. cHAMBLH.,.11s
NANKEEN and apron check, ju just Ta co
v april 1880 DCiL.n
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Yeatman. Pittman e. RI

{ NENEHAL commission and Forwarding Mer-
- chants, No. lac Second street, st Louis, Mo-
REFERENcEs.-Woods, Christy Co., r. g. w.
Campbell, Crow, McCreery Barksdale, st Louis.
REFER TOW. F. Coobaugh Co., Garrett l.
Cooper, Fear Il Creegan, D. Gilchrist & Co., Bur-
| ington, loscd. fnoy is. feaelv
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CO-PARTNERSHTp

THE undersigned have entered into q. =. -
ship,bearing date January 4, 1850, unas, RI 49,
Of NJ. B. COX 4 CO., for the sale al vho,ss.,.
BOOTS AND SHOES, HATS AND cIpS 80
HATS, BoNNETS OF EVERY Drsrs,.ssl4
ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS, UMRRrIr1s I
AsoLS LEATHER, SHOE FIvDINcS ~,
MINGS, ETC, ETC. '4.A8
We have leased store No. 81, Main street ~. ".
block, and ale now receiving general ss...s. "a
Of the above articles. and many others nots...E
ated, to an examination of which We resssss..
invite the country trade at unusually lov -
Until the completion Of our store on nsip = Z
have rented the upper rooms OF No. ~, Setsr2s
lately occupied by Messrs Woods, OAfists 4 \.
over the store OF VS. Gilman. M. B. COZ.
VIM. sItlP,n
st Louis, Feb. 81, is5o-1y Gn0s DUATrs2
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NJ
HENRY s. BARTRUFF, would respectfully
"loli" .he citizens Of Burlington and the country
generally, that he has on hand the largest and
most complete assortment of FURNITURE over Of
ierea IN this market, all manufactured in Bur-
nngtoE, and offered for sale on the most accommo-
aa'ihg TERMS His stock comprises the best styles
ana patterns, and is warranted to be OF superior
quality and workmanship. II consists, in part of
Sofas, Centre tables, Card tables, End tables, Dress
ing bureaus, Mahogany and walnut French and Gre.
clan Chairs, and arm rocking Chairs. Also. every
variety OF plain substantial furniture, such as bu-
reaus wardrobcA, bedsteads lounges, tables stands
ssttees and chairs of every description. They are
also prepared to make every kind Of furniture TO
order IN durable manner.
Collins made the shortest nnticn ;,,,.
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DR. iii. VI. Matthews.

EsPECTFULLY offers his professional servi.
= ces TO the citizens Of Burlington and vicinity
Office, Jefferson street, over the store OF scott
Whitehead CO.. where he may be found at all hours
unless profes sona!ly engaged. fsept 90. ,4s
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SPRING OF 1850. -- :
JOHN +. MARTIN g. BROTHER
Whole sale and Retail

SPRING OF 1850. -
JOHN +. MARTIN & BROTHERy
Wholesale and Retail
MAMMOTH CLOTHING EMPORIUM
No. lis Main Street, 81 Lssis, Me.
Tor the approaching spring We srs maas(aeisrssA 4
largest and most plete assortment Of C1cAiseNu
offered in this or any other city, which eel eos6
is cot and made in superior style to any oths. se NH
offered the West From The long experiences ~ y
have had, and the many advantages that psssssb
purchasing, manufacturing etc., feel perfectly ans
in pledging ourselves :.
To sell lower than any ether house. 80
Merchants, by hooking through sassk, waq ea1an
they purchase as low as be boaght in
house We will pledge ourselves to dnplcAis any ~.
From the long experience tsxteey yean) in he visk
sale and retail trade Of Sc Louis certain saa
goods much better adapted the wants Of ~
tern population than any stock manufactured
IN THE UNITED STATES.
We have this season made great improvemsst ~ ~
tons to store, and have three lasss ssdss
Crorded with Fresh Gce8s.
Merchants who have kept clothins WIN a. ssls
try it, as il will pay better profit and leave kwwHu
nants than any other style Of goods.
The great Advantage in our Goods 10, Inst ~
cut that garment will RI person vaysg ssua
inches in size We win guarantee in ever biz NJ -
please. II is a common thing for every nsscksA "
that he win sell lower than his neighbor, but ~
say IT, bnt are determined to do IL. A pscsfMhW
can refer to thousands of the shrewdess parchassn u
visit the city, that we sell TO regularly.
All goods ordered, Packef at the ioeesf rssa -
and those that do not please con be rsfsynM. y
have but one store in the city. :.
IT'S No. 11S Main street.
Merchants visiting New York will always 81 ~
honse, No. ll3 Broadway, large and compsss 49,
lower prices than at any other bonse. -ss.s-s
st Louis,Feb $50 JNO II. MARTIN Uvs
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DUQUESNE IRON ST0RF

WOOD Z VIOLE1E
Nos. Is Levee and IS Commercial o., u I>.sxn
Wholesale Agents and Dealers In Hffsesrpa E'
factures, JuniatG Iron, Nails, Cast 1si -
Steel, ETC., ETC., Il
Lave removed to their new WareAou,,. S
IL are now in receipt of q large and extensivsS
sortment Of articles In their lire prep,rstory Y y
Spring trade, to which they invite the atiestioa
merchants. Their stock consists, IN past, NJ
following, to which they will be receiyiae g
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EpHleEV House

- kEoKUk.-The undersigned takes plea sure
si in informing his friends and the travelling pub.
-1zA1s~ lie that he has just opened his NEW HOTEL
on the corner of Johnson and First streets where
he is prepared to receive and accommodate all who
may favor him with their patronage in a style tina,
he flatters himself will give entire satisfaction
An excellent stable is attached to the Hotel.
Baggage taken to and from the Hotel free Of charge
keokuk, sept 13, 1s49-tf A. EMERY, Pr oprietOr