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The Belmont chronicle, and farmers, mechanics and manufacturers advocate. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1848-1855, 1854-10-06
The secret.

We observe that quite number OF our sx.
changes are publishing different versions Of
the great Know Nothing sspose up to the
second degree. The following, handed US
by a correspondent, whose name we have SOL
slmnly sworn (en a junk bottls) to keep se;
cret, let's US into mysterie, Of the third de-
gree, the particulars attending which are now,
for the first time, made public. Read!
The Oah.-I, Soil mon 5wipes (for snukes,
as The case may be) hereby solen'nly swear
(hold up your right hand) this my oath to en-
dure forever.and day after, (rsise your right
Lego that if catch Roman Catholic (shut
your right eye) alone in the woods (pat yogr
lefO or some out of the way place, topen youT
mouth,) ] will pound him into jelly or chop
him into sausag,s, (swalow this meat axe0
will eat him without pepper or salt, (Mu,
sic-'King of the Cannibal Islands,3 and in
this way endesvor to annihilate the whole
tribe of worthless rspscallions-so help me
Teapot !,
After taking this oath, the obligated per-
son turns three somersets, backwards and
forwards, which he must do without gruntlng,
under the penalty of a summary election from
the lodge room e..
Each member then arrays hinselfin blosd
red shirt and pants, and paints bis face ver-
million, when a horrible and terrifying dance
to proPitiate the spirits Of all departed Know
Nothings takes place, accompanied by band
OF music from the Internal Regions.
The of mystifycatiOn which is known ~
eyerything Injected with the sons Of the
+.*& = is without L. II and It are said to
te in demand; an exchange T states thatths
minute men will go on T. Sections Gas they
o2) OF in OF with a jby until a. is put to
| Jesuitical inhuence.-Hopard Gazette.
The Belmont chronicle, and farmers, mechanics and manufacturers advocate. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1848-1855, 1854-10-06
ST. CLAIRVIhlE, OHIO, RiDiY, OGTBdFk i, isl.

worst for sovereignties agains: nationalities;
it did all to offend the public opinions Of ma
tions. 1t may be wise that private English
patriotism sheuld concilate England with
the impending future; because so much can
tell yon, gentlemen, that whatever England's
arstocratic Government may do, the "young
spirit of freedom" which rcars its head In
Spain.
The Belmont chronicle, and farmers, mechanics and manufacturers advocate. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1848-1855, 1854-10-06

.-nover will rest
TIL moving like breeze over the East and the
West.
Gives the light ofts look to each sorrowing spot"
And so, "God prosper the cause. Be
thanked for your kindness, and farewell.
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EsSi9zs3N Al.
NEII STORE 4NIs NEN BOOKS.

liEsSRS ..y.R & y&E M-4.E, lsase ihs
.fs slcs>uss ~ s.-3y:ucc !" ticic friends and the
,",s,ic s.I:Talis 4ti Thy arc no~ peru lneatiy 10
,stc,l N.l aitargcl in thsir a,'i com:asHia.s
.o,e In the BaIfci House. ;dj ilinc H. Pet I'ilce
uaer they WI 1e happy 10 wc.cinc q! who M'sl g
III chase or even /, 81 something NEE and saaas'
- Ia 10 K lin. We are rccsi.in- oar .ce~ tuek
tb o,s aud Stationery, anil bescw;ii. cnui'sato
rt,- "a. -. g; .lpy C. i. "d salu1hc Hn:s.S I. IN
~ hehes.
s.,4ne al III i eA.s gar. by DI. ca"w,c-.
Taps AIN. Iiai.a,s, - ttrse. usaclwocsi.
i..ln .;icS, IN Lazy "aid.
Las, Mo.,cI.ls ef a, Idle Eo.a.n.
The Sia..inc &c Gtcyst"ae.
:. .ts'ise III III, f'i21 nd fsaftags.
Poems aud Tarsi;c.. hy 1'nejbs Cary
Pi....s :. j. -: c e,ns oo,l.
T.istnr; # MY Pts Nv Gsacs Greenwood.
Yccaii.i ~ iihv Th,'lh> iby GTat>t'rcsa- pod
aiy r.7y 81 'crs, by Mr.. JaA<.n.
f,c"2u+ Nar.si;,g.
!.a,ls uandnyon 81 ',,r Friends.
new ,aelnor uf D. Is.lson. ln;aiet"d liz enc Wi
srnn The iss,es ~ The lr.ct Sscic'y sun lay School
s3ssr sts full spp.g az ~hss toas sund station
cav t~rntn"r with al IN .azines iiarp,rs, Put
II a Cad ", G,,,l,:i4, Ma icn.l Artiiaf. GleasclIs
Ac.. &c.
Wsit.ni e. socp ',itl ~, lin, =. furnish good
DO * m vt i~ay prize; in other w"rs ncan t.
do the hands,m. thing. ana simply as to share ~
,h. na,fnus.se =. :ac oAnti.;'; lCfs ~.
a'ava d 3.a Il. An II 4 IA.
Gazette city.
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sS'atrat Let and Cars Mere,
j. Nj. FOX,

',"0'esa!e' and Retail Dealer IN Gsll ~
oi!uer tIafctes, Jsrslrv. ana
Pocket Cutlery.
o"e ooo' Sorih Ut i,e Piano Forte and N,.;. 49,.
~ the haIrct Honse building.
rpr7,'n' stock, consists Of tie foows. ,,,;A,.,
80 '''eif 'sf'sas 'fsles and quality.
Cold Watches.
Guild Lever Watches Is cars,, s,o -,
LnShsi Letter IS carrots bne from asa ~ 49,
ohveF Lever full jeweled from Elk =, s..s
Cylinders from seto 10
onfohofnettrs, Detached hevers and L.,,i,. ~...h
c. Wild and without hunting em.es. full i,wsI,.s
eish'sen caiafs linz Gold fob, and waist ehains :,
sariur. ., sysr s s ,es goia Keys and ssaf, geld
yald niger rings with diamond sets. srd Mid 49,.
pms with diamond sets, gold thimbI,s ara rch 80.
Al Tue above are not SURPASSED ky nsythi..
OF tic kind in this market. J'nHS
silver Ware.
Regular Railroad silver lever yatrh., fnt,;,,,.
ever ana every other variety vf silver Watches. I.o
''.i pen nodsfs with gold p.us, and poacis ,iiys.
:, zen, desert and table spoons al, excelI:nt a.
,nan cfoam sps'ls, mustard spoons, sal,
tcieself. ~ ~ s'aansa az.
Cutlery. 90
nAoI' or every style and Of the bsst Srsnis a,,e
NJ I've. arks, and Eorie knives. and table cat.
's'''4'so - ns'issticks' vary elegant article. "
Musical In.,rum~.ts
claronets, Lu;cs ard rfts sse's'S'
Clocks.
T am clsht day clocks Of every .i.s asi sasity
a. =. new YORK prices. pcr.ca, wishing anything il HS
,.e h; whol.sa!s or :-a prices will Dc Veil b
give nm cai before they L..o their purchasss ~
he feels assured that Lo ca a..ou1r,odsis 80 =,
terms, ss any houso in the Who'll, West.
ie 80 soiieits those who want repairs g.
ss,ei upon s@d or silver watches ,r god or .iivSr
I ,,lt
Tue very best mechanics in the wert and be- v,rr..t
a., shat goes out OF , establishment Old coX
ana SILVER bought or exchange al the regular pros.
e invites the ladies 10 give him call and exar;re
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ASp wTiB
rGlcytiDncd Right.

narn- terminated our legal controversy with
Elias Howe Jr End procured h- full license his
invention, there is MI the slightest claim that our
machines infringe any other patent.
Tao ri.l L, use tie machines which we l.av. s5id,
and SHAH hrrca fcr sell, IL uncuest,nahle.
w own ten distinct pa onts on Sewing Machines.
covering all Tie ace l,iuis cf tho invention, AMI ali,
tho machines of other manufacturers infringe Of
more Of them. Our patent -tt0.ing the spring where
by the cloth &C., he to the feeding apparatus by
yielding prtsa.re, j. infriiged b. ALI the machines
offered in the nna kat. those who buy the in.
ieInr ami piratical machines hereby distinctly
apirised that shalt compel them to pay for the
privilege Of using them. Oar legal rights will hence
f.rih DO 81. idly enforced
TIE IMMENSE SUPERIORITY.
II Singers Sewing Machines has been completely
established. hey arc Ct universal apiiicaton--he
anne mackine doing all kinds Il work, and doing il
perfectly They are not only Superior III contiiyahee,
,ii' untqt flet in mechanical Finish They perform
all work required and c"atipuc 10 20 it without GET
irs cnt Of order. We d,sirc to call attention partc
Eti y to OGr new
Machines to See 9Th u Single Threcd
hieh by ample trial+ isye tecn proved superior to
All others far stitching linen and eli ,ery thin fabrics
.lse for sewing leather either with II xcd thread
OF sikand FIR quilting Innings. We nlso pre-
pared 70 exhibit nd sell enbl"idern2 machines, pro
iHcng an ,ntjre!y ncw and very beautiful result
Machines ,f extra size, both shuttle and sin gle thread
iay he hal for small difference IL price. these are
f"un,i 10 be very popular. Machines Tor binding
stichn- carpet bag handles. and any otlsr peculiar
work, viii be snppcs! at short notice.
Maohlns Needles, SILK Twist speeds. Three Cord
Linen Thread and all other ati>iea used with 5. nius
Machines always III haEi aid foi sale at all oui
0ficts.
P'iHeipal Jifiee. No, 30 Broadway, \. York,
BRANCH OFFICES.
No II South Fourth Sc. Philadelphia
- A Hanover It, Boston,
- l24 ST. Charles ST., New Orleans.
= LOO Baltimore st. Baltimore.
247 River ST Troy, \. Y.
:. 2I3 Walnut ST., Cincinnati.
w:im n2w.l4tw, /. NJ. SINGER 4 90.
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DAGUERREOTYPES.
70. l.. Mars.
q. l.. g VrS".
. Ci.l,' G o., III. l. .

Z = I a.
II l. has rcus;.e,, .,Gliing with eui're "ew
APPARATUS ai.l u much b. liter mt of c Uses
than were Lcfcie bought to this place. aud has
fsted un very
o,nlAS AI~ L4 - oX3
ey.r W IL. Malros sore, NJ tn. ,oath side of Jeae
ran stee;, cast If Main wa II ne has light skc
csn only to sky-light and FIR tup:ri in every re
.,.s, T., the one u-,d while here bs fore.
All arc sesper. ia.fy limited call and acc for
~ ,n.elYes.
A. B. Al Pictures warranted perfectly sati.facto
~. or cnaras.
Doat I,dxs .sse lace. Tia South side Of Jeisi-
saaA ca dpsss east u EA!Is 1;reci.
Avr.s, "a $3.50 n19.w n4wIf
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STATE OF IOWA.
Dts Moincs Co, Sc
70 ANDRES CllARIES--.h The heirs and Assigns
1 81 sand Andres Charles and all unknown owners
IT The undivided orc half Of Town Lot No six hun.
drrd and twenty six 1926 in tho City of Burlington.
state VI io"a:-icu are hereby notified that there u
now on h: IN the Office Of the Clerk Of tho District
Court IN said County. petition If John Adam Funk,
stating that lie il the in fee If the undiy id
one haf the above described Town Lot and that you
Or some II you nre the owners Of the other undivided
one half and asking to have said .ot arnour
the 'wners thereof. Now unless you appear and a..
ever thereto before the End day Of the next torn
Of the District Court in and Tor aid County 10 be b.
gun nd holden on the 4th Mondsy in Oci. Der ncxs.
partition aud judgment will b. rendered in .cooriaaos
with the statute in sach casss nale and rYovid.d
BRowslye TRAcr,
Ats for Petitioner
A. J. MESSENGER,
Sept. 2w4w. cir. .. C. b. G
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CLARK & CHESTNUT.

CLARK & CHESTNUT.
IVAVE just received by Oatman Express and are
{ now opening for inspection, the BEST selection
aud most Leautiiul stock OF
FALL il ssd ~ inter G0Od.,
embracing all the latest sty les If Dress Goods, and
Irm,nincs 70 mate, that could be found in oil the
ca tern Cities Indeed we have everything usually
found in Dry Goods establishments: sueli as
Hardware e, Glassware. and 0ucenswarc.
Hats. Cans Dopts Shoes, Eonnets, Oil Cloths, Car.
nets Coihiug &c, ac., 10 which would respe ''fu-
y call the attention os the citizens, and all Others
visiting Burlington for the purpose Of purchasing
cheap gooia and consult Their own interest by cal
ing at the
53GNlII q [aiIa Tf,AB lB
before purchasing elsewhere, as We are Determined
to be undess Id BY any other establishment in the
place. Our goods have all been selected with great
care. and by one that is we'll acquainted with the
wants Of the commuty, consisting ~ part VI French
and English Merinoes, Mullins and ali-wool De-
LANES pain and figured silks, Coburgs, Sack Eannels,
Delers, Persian Cloths, plain and figured Poplains,
emiroisls cd prapciy Muslins and Curtain Ddmasks,
with timps and Tassels TO match; Cloths. Cast
meres 5atneits Tweeds, Jeans Linens, red tiannels,
tro,yu tlcachcd and coored Canton tiannels; SIX,
satin, straw and gimp Bonnets to trim; bonnet RIB
hps. nll solors Philadelphia made Boots and shoe
s,ass: long Thibet Cashmere; a nice assortment OF
children wool Hose all Sizes ladies cotton and wool
Hase: Gloves Kid. all colors Cashmere an Isle
Thread; Black Mits, Gloves, etc etc, ETC.,
nur- Is 'l4-tf.
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Wi IsSAIG AID KETAII. DEALtK II
kSastA' S.s5f!y SAi38js,se Gas.
And Lamps FIR iho same These Lamps consist Of
All the various styles OF Parl@s, sand kcaGng and
Hand Lamps.
Al o.
Hanging. che and i've. light SIDE :na Grae',e:
Lamps. PLAIN md 0rna,ns ptal. a'll dealers in
French China Eases, burning Fluid Lamps,
CHANDELIERS, &C., &C.,
Fo Churches, Balls Hotels, Steamboats, Railroad
Deputs. &c.
Ihcse Lamps only require to lie trs5e6 t" put
st,p 10 ali esia ;ans about roor lights, slnose or
gr.ase.
Barrel H,xss Building, } .1,rsnn Street. Ea'ling
ton, Ics.a.
rr,' riy,. Fisii srsrit t;as and CT henr. whole
sale and retail. Lamps AID Gas Fxues Repaired
ard II. finished. June -, 90 PIN.
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GJsTA .tECHA rs. iNDsA lsLEEIN.
SOMETHING EsTiRELy NEW.
The North !MtEicaa 5eliu iff!il company
Acc af1esia: as " helesaie
\ GREAT VARIETY OF Go rli.Nti Sc i.
Mate fro.1 "ihc''- Patent
TJTCA = 'ZiD GJFIA II 4 Cfhh,
or NEV STYLES AND DE4GfiFtL IiN!ST.
These goods arc w.tlr-p9,t, free l.s,n iin,isani
smell plis he AID ci2z IL tihe ., EIucr ~. III
i,si>d ~ fatty .u!,stancts AMI
VIA .J. Vo.nr5s' iad sccsns s,'' by
hey ..fc vsry III. ftnt i. c;.,.,o;t iso,i s ot5e
"a ,ds hore.o!or, .ad. of alta I4cha either in tin
sentry oI i:.c1pe. si s.Ie nmrlas,.t,oo -
STAND 4 IL Cit " : IS.
A sig the variety may be fod coats. c";'hs cafes
pa!lshoe, tcoiiuG jackets c.cr,s, e33-irs. awest
err. cap, camp Blankets, ors- :'yI.. s'tosi as.ts
syrirces. casl pump !ii. a4<il n'l 'nk "r'eers
drinking cups s.2c,h PACKING. laachnc hc,ne, ear
riHgs t!os..s, &C., .Sc., nh very cheap aa&
tsi-ciiv.. Lite s',eAt.ve..
,nle expressly 10 mcci the PAS ger law IF Con
.ress. All IF finish and quality -;p,rir /" any
other water lfont goods ,,.w before the pnhir. Fe
SALE at 10 Warehouse. 50 Cedar Street New York
Do;!cs in water, proof e, oGs arc invited 20 examine
these foods, bcievir they VII fnd themcnEApfR and
FAR SUPERIOR to aythng the hayccver seen b:f re.
0i}crS1o any ey emf executed III sholt notice.
j.. H. BiLiISGs. WILLIAM RiNiR.
Treas. ana Scc'y. Prs \. 4. &. Z. Co
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Ne; FsIh IND NI.W GeODs
1851. Spring & Summer Trade. Isl
4. l.. & c. i. PARSONS.

J.gerson street, Burlington, L,co,
\ RE now in receipt Of fine stock IF goods iran
- the EASTERN cities selected ir the sirins AID
si'i,ncr trade embracing the latest and best stsles IT
the SEASON making tieir stock Of goods lu,i. hour
of the bct assorted ;,,.d nat ,ts.1.ll - IA,
city. Having succeeded 10 the Jn-iness ut col,
Parsons Co., and grateful for the liberal patronage
Received liz the cd firm. Nvnld mos, lc, pctfy
solicit continuance RI public faSars, feeling conii
dent that extensive and varied stock of G0Ob
GOODS AMI LOW PRICES cannot tail tn pleas.
t.tse who may favor with call Oar ass ri ,ncn'
.nlbl secs The following with many other arti,sys:
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SINGERS SEWING MACHINES.

Which axe the only sewing Machines * any utility
which can lie used without MAKING TEE owgEn LIABLE
TO srir foE infringement Of patented privileges,
TIL sold at
REASONABLY PRICES.
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kEO For lNcDrasEav

OSf received this day, new lot Of Name
among whloh arc those Of Nebraska. Ksn,.,.
ltan; oregon; New Mexico and the Territory a..
CURED from Mckee by the Gadsden Treaty,
Septa2d, 81 MIXER IVAN HErrp
PALM HATS.
\ - Aesu!lly just received Mt the Jefferson s,ren
- fha'and cap clothing eIo,s Of W. sTCHGIS.
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y,i.ee. No. 80 Broadway, Y. York,


or TIES
UNIVERSITY OF TUG STATE OF MISSOURI.
Ii II regular Lectures Of the Medical DEPARTING
1 If the Missouri University will commence on
tie Iii of November. 1851, and VIII continue until
the ist If March, 1855.
A course of preliminary lectu,cs viii be delivered by
the Professors # the Institution, free Of any extra
ciia, &C. "a subjects intimately connected with thee
respective departments hoginning on the lst of Oe
tuttr ard ending the lst If November.
Clinical LECTURES viii also be delivered either at
the CITY Hospital or the City DiSpensry, every lay
during the rianth Of October. well rs during the
entire regular session. Adnittanee TO the clinical
Lectures free of extra ehar"n.
MEDICAL FACULTY.
JOHN S. MOORE, Nj D., Prof, ssor Of Theory ard
JOSEPH n. MCDOWELL, NJ. D., Professor Of Sur
gerry and Surgical Anatomy.
ABNER u0pl0N, n. D., Professor of Chemistry
Join BARNES, NJ. D.. Professor # Mat.:ia Mcdi-
ca, Therapeutic. and Mtlica! Botany.
Z. DEMING, VI D., Professor Of Pathology, end
Clinical Medicine
+. r. ALLEN, ". D., Professor Of Obstetrics and
Diseases Of Women and Children.
PAXTON SPENCE, NJ. D., Professor Of Physiology
and Comparative Anatomy.
JOHN I. HGGD:sN, NJ ID. Professor VI Anatomy
General and Special.
/. DRAKE MCDOWELL. NJ. D., Demonstration
FEES.
Fees for n full course Of Lectures sos Fee foe
the Dipl ma. 500: for admission 10 the Dissectng
room and Demonstrations, SO; Naturalization fee,
So.
Good c,rding can b, obtained within short dis
lance of the College, for frcm s. to s. per week.
Stud nts and Others des gnng further information,
will please adiress the Dean Of the Faculty.
JOS. N MCDOWELL. NJ. d.
trGw.n4 GIN. Dean Of the Medical Faculty
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nrc.s Goods.
Four! nd silk. Persian cloths
NIX Italian Go Ecr,gc de lanes
silk t;s-ucs imniins
silk Linen goods :.nwns
Chall: Beragcs IL French pi,.ts
Mourning goods Alpacas. lustres etc
prin's aud Gi..har.s.
French. English aid American prints in fancy
mourning and solid coler, Turkey rcd nn oii rrint
scaotcl. French and dnnrs tict in CHAINS OF ali grades
Also fancy cartain Prints.
hite Goods.
Victoria 4 bishop lawns Pin and ohscs c.mLics
fse'tcl Suisse Hr' ID
is.ok ii;isi.us India cord
jaconets i.accs
Suisse Mus Dubbiucts
Back bu.. olvc and .reen troa.i c,ctas; black
and fancy Cashmere and decsk,ns. cnShmoro.ts, sun
cloths saincis hard times, e.ruinetts, Jaans
M rel whit, grey, ami ytlos fauncls
Colt. naGe>. &C.,
n'uc lai'iings English inn.sks
York Mkt urcs Elastic faiciss
Gronbroors Rapka goods
Sohako plads Heavy wills
DENNIS Iron mixtures
Cable twist Corlu.pys
nomca,ics.
Brown ant cxchei Musiirt, OF AL desirable width
and prices. col'd cori3res. aproa checks. .corys.
mani ms. ic!.iigs. osuab ifgs. wckn~ catt.n warns
biftiar. wai.lin- brown and bieachcd driis cotton
aanncls etc.
Linen Goods.
Brown holland, Haaciai .,h- cosors
do coat l'nens Brown do do
Farrncr's pant 80 Iris. linens
Linen drills E;rl'. eve dis .,pr
do CHEEKS i.intn Napkins
do wcfts "a handkerchief.
ALSO---Ladcs W. au.il; cellars and under sleeves
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s'.s.cr s. Warehouse.
CYRUS H.FiELD &t0.,
CohMissICh MEEoHa~-S- 30. u Ciii ,tTaet.
NEW '0gg,
Are Sol, Agents III al Gated States for
I lSPhATI ; suieri,, !,.pc,lng Powder:
y: Victoria Mills celebrated Writing Paper
Russell do superior TO do
Gcncscc do do Printing Il"
Rawlius & Sons Ene li>h Tissue dc
Ffst quality CltTama,iEc l:Iue.
They arc alroagcnts f"I ths nrrneipa! Paper Mana
facturers in this country. ard utcr for ale by far ise
most extensive and desirable stick Of Paper and Pa
per Manufacturers Matrrisla' that can be fouul il
this OF any other country.
They occupy the large and cn,nnodinEs Warc'logs
cs, No. II Cid street No. IS Cliff street, No. ISL
Christopher street, and the Lofts the large Iron
stores and . Gin street
Theii blsnefsiS strictly wholesale, and Writing Pa
pers sold by he only.
Theii extraordinary facilities enable them to oIte'
I'll Goods bJth Forer and Domestic at the lowest
possible PRICES.
Paper made to order. any size 81 weight. Liberal
advances made consgnmcnts Of Paper, Paper Ia
ker stock and other mercha n'iizc.
The highest market price paid in cash for all tihds
Of rags. Jul. Is, ls53-Lry
Seeds.
0OOPTSH. choice Meshanock I'otatoes, for seed. )
LUUlo top set onions, :, boxes Shaker and lsis'ey
Garden seeds for sale cheer by ". H. AspEasoy.
arriI
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s'aaaiaa. EeShO.n, ara Siiaw Hats.
4 FULL anil complete assortment just received
\ and for sale very cheap at tic hit store If
apr W. oIU hUls.
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Grcceries Fer The Miilian
4 4
& COS

T $. KIMEALL CO, h,ys just received large
u shipment Of Gouds, assisting IN put, ss !.lIn.:
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EAl!. ROAD LINE!
d. hAlI'Y z
hEvhUk AND ROUk lSLAND.
THE TWO FAST STEAMERS
Mckee ana IicN an lhelI

3. MckAee ana ECN tln tptTS.
.YoW make Daily trips. connecting with the CARS
f.a Cacago y, R,ck Island. AMI with tae Daily
Inc Of Packet. f.,r st. Louis. ut hcsnk.
rhe J. MCKEE, Capt. l,olee leaves Rock Island
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X, Lpk Rcturnng, leavs k,okuk every Tuesday,
r.a..Jay AID saturday c,enirgs.
lb.JI.SNT Lind, Cap Clark Leaves Rock Is
aud every raesday. 1hs, say and saturday evening
turning leaves neokGk every Wclnsa,.-y, FriSay
aaa Sunday ~ niGss.
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IN oon In. cboce fresh butter, 5000 dozen fresh
.g.s. 100 tlox chickens dead or alive; becswax dry
des furS srag-, and marketing generai'y, fof "aien
he highest price will be paid at all times;
1tOFFEE-5p sacks strictly prime Flo,
IL "a - fair
fur sale ly J. :, h1AhhL-' : -.
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