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LIFE-BoATs FOR THE LIVERPOOL STEAMERS
Five additional life-boats have been ordered for
each Of the Collins steamships, making eleven
for each vessel, with a capacity for four hundred
persons. The new boats ordered are of the
largest class, and will be nested on deck, and
SO prepared that they can be put afoat and
equipped in twenty minutes Each boat is to
pe ndmUcreu anu nave q crew aCCaCneu, aIsU
numbered or ticketed. They are to be fully
equipped with mast and sails and water and
provisions. The Cunard line are also being sup
piled with additional fe-boats from Mr. Francis.
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VENTE DE SHERIFF
ETAT DE La LOUISIANE-Cour du Cinquieme Dis
rict Judcaire segeant dams ct pour Ia Parosse de La
foueche. '-

foueche.
Ferguson 4 Son.
yS. No. 1900.
Isaac A. KENYON.
SACHEZ: QUEEN verue dun writ de eri facas lance par
Ia susdte Cour ct dams la cdessus inulee ct
merotee Jai sas ct orrai vente pubque la Masou
de Cour, SANIEDI, ie s de JANVIER 1856 a II hemes
4. M, Ia propretee suivante, SAVIOR:
La MOTlE INDIFISE nteret de Isaac A. Kenzon dams
lie certain terrain de terre ameliorations ct de
dams Ia petition CONNIE situe dams la dite parosse dams
vile de Thibodaux sur Ia Jackson, il ct des6
plan de trente terrans fat par L. D. Richardson
lie II Juin 1916, terrain 175, nesuran cent ps
de long la Jackson par la quele il ct borne East
deux cent quinze pieds neuf pouces ct dem pro
deur, ct cent pieds arriere.
TERMEs DE LA VENTE.-COMPTANT I'D ~ r43
La de vente fate pour satisaire principal net
ct frais de ce process. Solids NJ. BOURG, Sheriff.
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par Ichabod H. Miller, candidate for chief
of police in Buffalo, has been arrested on a
charge of dealing in counterfeit money.
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1854-12-02

R. Rollin, of Fredericksburg, Va, which, it is
said, will husk and shell corn at one operation
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TE:gspa,Fr

4 N ELECIIrN Of Officers Of tbo
L a "THlBOnAUX BENEVOLENT LODGE M On =,
will be held at the Masonic Hail. SATURDAY ,Ia ~"
inst, at o'clock p The Lodge will he one,s V VA
O'Clock p. dec2E JOHN THI-FP 80, az :
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Henry Eaglcst0n ct ais. J
sACHEZ Qu'en vertu dun writ de feri faeias !apcs
par slsdite Copr ct dams la cdesus ntitulee ct
numerotee Jai sais ct J'otIrrai en- rene publgae
Mason de Cour situee dams la vile de Thbodaux sAED
lie 6 lie JANNlER 1856, II heures, NJ, la propriett
suivante, SAVIOR:
LA MoITIE DU PARTIE SUD dun certain moroccan de
terre situe dams la de parosse de Lfourche drote
du bayou LfOurche, daus lie yoisinage immediate de
vile de ThibGdaux ct environ re1e-tros arpens du
bayou Laourche mesurant arpent surface,
la dite moe de terrain borne face Quest par I'm
chemn de six ped de largenr reserve pr Charles Dupe
Nerd par Tautre moitie du dit terra apparteuant
Drausn Heny, ct Est par les terres de Chas Dupre.
TERMES DE La VENTE.-COMPTANT
La de aite porr satisfae lie principal int.
rets ct frais de ce process 50tds NJ. BOURG, Sheriff
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Rs1@ There was slight fall Of snow at Bos
ton on the 4th ult The first this season.
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HER{f'f"S S4LE-
~ STATE OF LOT ISIANA-Ffth judicial District co,,,.
parish o. L;tfourche. wat
Frnin I4aeapere.
Henry EagIeston ct ais.

Henry Eagest0n ct as.
TAKE NOTICE: Tt It b. virtue Of an order OF seizure
emanang from the above entitled Court in the above En-
titled and numbered case hive seized ard " Il ener =
sale at public auction at tie Cont iiou the town #
ThibodauS, an SATURDAY, the 9th day of JANUARY
1853 the following described property to VT:
TIE LOWER SOUTHERN HALF of certain tract oflard
CT lot Of ground situated in said parish Oh the right trk
of hayou Laourche in the immediate vicinity Of the town
of Thibodaux and about thrtythree arpents bayou
Laourche measuring square arpent in surface saii
half is bounded in front West by road six feet wide
reserved by Chas Dupr6 North by the other half ai
lot belonging to Drausn Heny, and East and South by
lands of Charles Dupre.
TERMS OF SALE.-CASH
Said will lie made to SATISFY the PRINCIPAL ipteras,
and costs of suit. 50-t1sl NJ ROJ5R,, SHs,itf
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HERIFFS SALE
~ STATE OF LoUIsIANA-Fifth Judicial District Court
parish of Lafourche. -t
Citizens Bank OF Louisiana.


John G. Brown ct ais
TAKE NOTICE: That by virtue of writ Of H. a.,
emanating from the above ent tied Court in the above en-
titled and numbered case have seized and offer Tor
sale at public auction, at the Court the town
Thihodaux on SATURDAY, the 9th day Of JANUARY.
1853 III IL o'clock M the following described properly
to- wit:
1s TRACT OF LAND situated in the parish Of Lafoue
the right bank of Bayou Laourche at about two miles
below the town of Thbodaux measuring apents more
or less front the said Bayou by twenty arens
less in depth bounded above by lands Of Robert
Duncan S. Walker, and below by that of Antoine Bae
alias Patron together with all the buildings improvements
and appurtenances belonging.
I'd. ONE HUNDRED SHARES of the Capital Stock Of the
Citizens Bank of louisiana secured by mortgage on Inc
aforesaid property.
TERMS AND CONDITIONS. of Eight Hundred ana
Fifty Dollars and SixtySix Cents with eight per cent PEI
annum interest Two Hundred Dollars from the Isl o
May, 1894 and COSTS Of suit CASH. and the sum Of ih'es
Thousand Two Hundred Dollars payable renewable hs'
May, 1885, according to the charter Of p ainf. 49,,
Said sale will be made to satisfy the principal anu
costs Of suit. [50-tds] NJ. BouKG, sheriL
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1854-12-02

A LADY EDITREss.-The editor Of the Green
Bay, Wisconsin, Advocate is a democrat, and his
wife wing. Confding his paper to her man
agement, he recently started on an electioneer-
ing tour. The lady reversed the engine, changed
the politics Of the paper, and the editor hurried
home just in time to prevent the removal Of the
name of his favorite candidate from the columns
Of the Advocate. The Green Bay mans condi-
ton is somewhat similar to that Of the Philadel-
phia proprietor, who had two editors-one whig
the other democrat-and change Of the politics
Of the paper was 50 frequent, that his first
question, on reaching the Office in the morning,
was wont to be-.s What politics am / Of to-day,
gentlemen"
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1854-12-02

Ig A rough-looking individual recently
entered large clothing warehouse at Detroit,
and remarked that lie wished to look around
and see where the most valuable goods were
stored, as he intended to break in and carry
some Of them off that night. The Clerks
humored the joke and permitted him to look
around-but next morning they discovered that
he had been as good as his word. He carried
off seven hundred dollars worth of goods, and
robbed the Cashiers drawer Of seven hundred
and fifty dollars!
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1854-12-02

Mayoralty Of Thbodaux, December Q, 1854.
NOTICE TO BAKERS. The price OF
Fresh Flour being 80 co. in the New Orleans Market
Bakers required to give % ten
during next week. " D. TERREBONNE, Mayor.
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Marie de Thibodaux, ce 2 Dec. 1854.

4 Wis AU BOULANGERS. LIE prix de
Ia Farne frache etant 80 90 lie arche de Ia Nou-
vees Orleans les Boulanges sont requs de bonner %
once de pain pour dix cents, durant la semane pro-
chaine. v. b. TERREBONNE, Marie,
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1854-12-02

hsSg The New York Courier and Enquirer
speaks thus of that hugest and loudest of spout
ers, the Washington Union-Mr. Pierce's head
organ grinder:
ave find no fault with the gull that screams
through the ooze of the river, when the water
is at an ebb; It's it's nature. Nor do we COM
plain of the Union for spouting mud, now that
the popular tide has left it in the lurch; tits its
business. The Union must spout: it is the Ad-
ministration whale-ribs, fms, whalebone, blub-
Der and spiracles; it all belongs to the Admit
nistration-and it must spout; it was made to
spout; it is kept alive and is set where it u.s. on
pupose to spout; and whether deserted by the
high seas or not, spout it will, SO long as there
is the smallest pool of Administration bounty
left for it to flap in. If it cannot spout water,
why it must spout mud. We were despatched
by it on Friday. We have been despatched
by it often. Now, shall we get angry? Shall
we make war upon poor leviathan? Shall we
incontinently put hook in his mouth and har-
poon in his back, and cut him up and try him
out? We confess this was our first impulse,
but it must not be.
s.Our cetaceous friend blows at us, a "vestal
of whiggery." Now this hooking and harpoon-
ing, and carving and frying is no business for
vestal of whiggery First, it would not pay,
for there is not one drop of oil in leviathan that
is fit for a vestal lamp; and secondly, it would
not be in character since it is expressly forbid
den that vestals should ever set hands to I'M
clean work. We shall leave leyiathan alone.
He can spout on"
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VENT.E DE SHERIFF

" Elm 4 IT. DL - II hlT--
ETAT DE La I.OUISIANE--Cour du Cinquieme
District Jndciare, s;egeant dams ct pour la parosD'
Lafoufche. f.
Banque de Citoyens de la Louisiana, J o
Is. NO. iff''
John Q. Brown, ct autre5. .o
SAcHEz Qu'en veftue pun orre de saisle et de VIZ .S
lance par Il suste Cour, dams Ia ci-dessis IA
Ell numero!e TAI saiss ct offrrai vene pan9ue sde
Masoa de Cou dams la vile Thbodaus, sAMLDi III
de JANVIER 1855, II aeures A. N, la iropre'o '''
vante savuir ,.1a
UN MORCEAU DE TERRE stue dams la parolsse us
fourche, la rive droe du bayou Lafourche, sy
deux mil bas de la vile de Thibodaux, mesia ,g,
arpents plus moins de face lie dit bayou p liant
sept arpents plus moins de profendeur bosl On has
par les terres de Robert ct Duncan Walker "a, ,yec
par celle d'Antoine Baile alias Patron, ensehAy s
tentes les batlsses authorizations appartenan
DEUX CENT ACTIONS DIES BIENs FONDs de "a NV hyro.
des Citoysks de pEat de la Louisiana assures pa '
theques sur la terre cidessus decEf .,-s,te
TERMEs EFT CoSDITIoNs.La somme de hut GEM ~ INIT
pasres ct soxane-six inere raison ~ cents
du cent Fan du Ter May 1854 sur Ia somme de ae nile,
pastres ct les frais Compliant, ct la somme DE !o 1S
deux cent piastres payable removable 10 Ter May
dapras Ia chartre du enandeur dams cette anaire es
La dte yente sera fate pour satistare lie prihc'p'
interets, ct les frais de &c process. o,,pr sheriff
Dec. 3 1854. I5otdsl NJ. BOuRG, one-n-
QEW[NG MACHINES.-Singers =. a.
~ tent Straight Needle Perpendicular Action sewan sna
chne-of unequalled reputation for excel enes S
b'hty, dof SAFE ~ Post Once, Thibodaux.
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VENTE DE SHERIFF
No. 1897.

ETAT DE Ia LOUISIANE-Cour du Cnoliere Dis
rict Judciare segeant dams ct pour Ia paroisse de La
fourche.
Er,,in 7
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A SYMPTOM IN VIRGINIA.-The Frederikcs
burg Democratic Recorder SAYS:

burg Democratic Recorder says:
"What the strength of Know Nohingism may be in Vr-
gina prepared to say but as it new thing,
and at first vew looking the evils it proposes to remedy
very plausible one it will be likely to take for time, and
give trouble do not see to it that our party is
well organized"
Many of the Democratic papers are very bitter
in their denunciation of this new element in
politics, which it appears has got into Virginia
as well as other States. But the State Con-
vention to be held at Stanton on the 3Oth
November for the nomination of candidate for
Governor, &C., will find another disturbing in
gredieut the Land Policy, as Swallowed forth
in Mr. Hunters substitute for the Homestead
bill. The propriety Of appointing previous to
the meeting of Congress is supposed to have
originated in the disposition to prevent an issue
on that ouestion.-Natioaal Intelfigencer.
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CoNGREss. Monday the Congress of the
United States will assemble at the federal me-
tropolis. The session will be short one, fol
it will terminate on the 4th of March, 1855.
The New Orleans Bulletin says: sWe anticipate
stormy session, however, as many elements Of
mischief will encounter each other. Still we
have hopes, strong and high, that all things will
turn out auspiciously. We believe that an era
of patriotic national, American feeling, is about
being inaugurated, that will discomft and over
throw fanatics and disorganizers at no distant
day. We shall hail its advent with unmingled
pleasure"
s'We notice, in the Washington papers, the
arrival of a good many members. By this time
we presume the city is quite full of them. In
a day or two our esteemed, able and faithful re-
preventative, Col. 7. G. Hunt, will leave. We
wish him pleasant journey, and much useful
ness and honor in his official position.
DorGLAs's CoNsIsTENcY-Th Illinois papers
are indulging in political "reminiscences. Among
The most spicy, Is tue ioiio"ihS eAtiaot iAoli d
speech delivered by Stephen A. Douglas. at
Springfield, in 1916, upon the Missouri Com
promise. Then he thought its repeal would be
q "reckless" deed. He ought not to complain,
therefore, when the country pronoances the
verdict now:
= y r The Missouri Compromise has been
in practical operation for about quarter of century and
received the SANCTION and APPRECIATION OF men OF
all parties every section Of the Union had alayed all
sectional ealousies and rion growing out of the vexe
question and harnonzed and tranquilized the WHOLE
COUNTRY. 1T HAD AN ORIGIN AKIN TO THE CON
STrUTi0N conceived in the spirit If affection, and
calculated to remove FOREVER the ONLY DANGER which
seems to threaten THE UNION All the evidences
Of Public in seemed to indicate that this C0MPRO-
MISE HAD BEEN CAN0NIZED in the HEARTS OF THE
AMERICAN PEOPLE as SACRED THING, WHICH NO
RUTHLESS HAND EVER BE RECKLESS ENOUGH TO
DISTURB.
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REORGANIZATION OF THE NATIONAL WHIGs OF
New YoRK.-The following letter is published
in the New York papers An address to the
Wings, it is also stated, has been prepared. and
will be issued Immediately after the election,
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to send immediate aid. l felt that I could do
nothing myself, being completely overwhelmed
with confusion; and any GOODNESS may have
shown at the time was not real, for inwardly l
prayed that he might be saved from death.
do soleannly ss0ear, as if in the presence of my
Creator, that | never bore any malice against
Col Loring, and did not intend to kill him.
do not know when or how the stab was given,
and also fully belseuedt that Col Loring intended
to do me grievous bodily harm, and was in
actual fear of my life. What did arose from
the promptings of that universal instinct of
animated nature, se!fpresruation. My con-
science is free from guilt, and although doomed
to suffer the penalties Of the laws of men, feel
that in the eyes of Divine law am not guilty.
No one regrets more than myself the painful
circumstances of his death, and there is no sac
riice that I would not make to restore him to
life and to his family
The Doctors manner during the narration
was solemn and impressive, and he has fully
convinced us of the truth of his statement. It
is the most probable solution Of the catastrophe;
and we do not consider it less reliable because
it was not proven on the trial either by the wit
nesses for the prosecution or defense Every
one who has had any opportunity for observa-
ton we'll knows that witnesses seldom. if ever
agree in their statements. They may be equal
" honest, but in the excitement usually attend
ing such a tragedy, they are easily mistaken.
Besides, there are, unfortunately, many circum-
stances which can never be proven, as part Of
the time there were no available witness present.
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ETAT DE "a 14OUISIANE--C0ur dn CHquIeT
District Jndicaire, segeant dams ct pour la parosSs
i4afoufche.
Banque de Citoyens de Ia Louisiana IN
Nebraska palladium. [volume] (Bellevieu City, Neb.) 1854-1855, 1854-12-06
W. RANSOM & 90.

Manufacturers OF CoFPER TIN aud SHEET-
vi IRos WORK, such as Copper Pipes for
Steam Engines and Distilieries, Breeding aud
Chimneys, Soda Generators aud Fountains, Bre-
wing and ali kinds Of Copper Kettles. Well and
CisteFn Pumps and every other article III their
line Of Business, they also manufacture and
keep constantly on hand the ST. Louis premium
Cooking Stoves, suitable for Steam Boat Hotels
Colleges or other similar establishments; made
ia a good and workmahliKe manner, and oct of
good and substantial I~aateria' and Of different
sizes. All kind OF Tinware on hand, wholesale
aud retail, No. 233 Main street, south east cor
ner OF Cherry, ST. Louis. Mo. apri2-jm
Nebraska palladium. [volume] (Bellevieu City, Neb.) 1854-1855, 1854-12-06
Or. Cooks Magic Hair OIL.

For the Preservation, beauty, growth, and
restoration OF the Hair, 49,.
II has long been the desire Of persons troubled
with slid, harsh, unruly hair, TO procure anaF-
ticle which would al once reader the hair soft,
lively and beautiful. The most perfect and
admirable article ever discovered for that pur-
pose Is DR.. Cooks Megie Hair Oil.
This OIL penetTstes the minutezt pores, give
ing the dry ami whitening bulbs new life and
yigor, opening the eapiilaries, %sofiens, pTessTyes
besutihes aud strengthens the haiT,f, and turns
from falling of, removes the dandrng, and turns
ragged hair INTO that which is smooth, GLOSSY
and wayy. II Is admitied BY all 70 be me g{,eaE
EST invention Of the age for identifying me ia"
and rendeTingi IL permanent.
DR. COOKS MAGIC HAIR OIL.
Is a superb article, and sho aid be foand on me
toilet Of every lady who values the glossy arg
beautiful appearance u ''the lowing rihgis'
and the witehing enrl."
Price, 30 cents per bottle.
For sale at Dr. Eas'erly's Family Aiedlttgs
Store, corner OF Third and Chestnut street. ~
Louis, Mo. Also by P. A. sarpy, 81 ,piALy
West. app IL ~
Nebraska palladium. [volume] (Bellevieu City, Neb.) 1854-1855, 1854-12-06
WNf- IESSnp & SOC.

Sheffield steel warehouse, 213 Main, corner
Of Morgan street, st, Louis. Steel Of all de-
scriptions in store, or imported 10 order, on the
best terms. [42-6m] II. BLACKWELL, Ag't.
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TILMAN- ROZIER. X co.

Successors 10 Berthold { Brothers, wholesale
dealers in Groceries, Teas, Wines and Liquors;
Commission and Forwarding Merchants, los
North Second street, ST. Louis, No.
CHERLEs T~ILLMAS, VIM. FULLAGRR,
FERD. Roz1ER, JE. AMEDEE BERTHoI D.
aurl2-ly"
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NM IESSOP 81 S0NS

Sheffield steel warehouse. number 2i3, Main
street, St. Louis. "Mattapan Iron Company
Rost0n, manufacturer of msehinests tools, bolt
cutting and drilling machines, lathes, sc. &c.
Files, edge tools, &c, &C, manufactured al
Wentworth Works. Sheffield, imported to order.
Ii. BLACKWELL,
anr DIV AGFNT.
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MISSISSIPPI

Gatey, McCune 4 Co., between Morgan and
Green streets, on Main and Second streets, ST..
Louis, Mo Builders Of Steam Engiues, Buffers
and every description OF MIL machinery.
ann 12-1ms
Nebraska palladium. [volume] (Bellevieu City, Neb.) 1854-1855, 1854-12-06
LE.ATHER RELTLNG.
JEIVE2SIlY FAMILY MEDICINES
EEYER AND AGILE.

THE University of Free Medicines and Pop
l. ular knowledge, chartered by the State Of
Pennsylvania, April 26th, 1888, mainly 10 ar
rest the evils Of spurious nos;runs; also TO sup
ply the public with reliable remedies, where
The best medical advisers canno or wHl not be
employed, having purchased the Invaluable rem-
edy, HOWAND'S TONIC MIXTURE, the
first and only known for TWENTY YEAHs, as
the certain cure for the Fever and Ague, and
its kindred complaints, confidently recommend
Il 10 the patronage Of the afflicted.
The above institution likewise recommends
for Bowel Complaints, ROWAND'S COM
POUND SYRUP OF BLACKBERRY ROOT,
and in ia due time will furnish is own remedy
for every disease that can be safely treated ia
this way.
By order Of the Trustees,
JOHN r. ROWLAND, VI. ID.
President of tue University, and Head of the
Pharmaceutical Department.
Home Dispeusary and Office, No. 6s Arch
- P'l7d"lnhia. sept %, ~
Nebraska palladium. [volume] (Bellevieu City, Neb.) 1854-1855, 1854-12-06
ID N. SOLONON

Attorney al Law, Glenwood. Mills Co. Iowa
in the Courts of the 9Th and lth Ju'
Districts, aud the Supreme Court of Iowa
Nav 3d. 1851. molly.
Nebraska palladium. [volume] (Bellevieu City, Neb.) 1854-1855, 1854-12-06
II p BFNNFTT.

Attorney and Counsellor at Law, and Solicit
Or in Chancery, will practice in The sixth an
seventh Judicial Districts. Iowa. Will prompt
Is attend to all professional business entrusted
10 his care. Office corner Of Coolige and Lynn
streets. GIenwood, Iowa. aug Billy
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81. COMsTOCK. & 60,

Wholesale and retail dealer in Boots aad
Shoes, Of all kinds, No. 1872 Main street, st.
Louis, no. apri2-ly"
Nebraska palladium. [volume] (Bellevieu City, Neb.) 1854-1855, 1854-12-06
WN. STREET.

Physician and Surgeon. having permanently
located in Gienwood, Mills CO., Iowa, Will
promptly attend 20 all calls in his qrotession.--
Ofce on Locust street, one door north OF
Whites store. aug Billy
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LONG LOOKED FOR,
COME AT LAST

NUCKOLLS a. co. have just received one OF
~ the largest and best selected stock OF
GOODS ever brfore exhibited In the west. A
m0ng their assortment may be found
DRY GOODS.
A variety of clothing OF all sorts and sizes,
hardware aud cutlery, drugs, medicines, fara :
hlre, bedsteads, burea s, tables, chairs, eo0k,
box and Grecian, parior stoves, &c; ia short,
everything you may call for.
Persons need not be detained when they come
to the cheap corner, as they are well supplied
with himble clerks on their Grst legs, aud al
ways have sharp scissors and duh eonseienee.s
Emigrants will find il TO their advantage ia
call upon US before purch sing elsewhere.
GienwO0d. April ~, 1881. n35-tf
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gusiptss 2itttt0rr.
CLENWOOD.
TM. W. GREENE
EENT
r 4 FNGLlSH.

Wholesale and Retail Merchants. dealers in
Furs and In Ian Goods. Groceries. Drv-Goods.
Hardware, Books and Stationery, Boots. Shoes.
Hats and Caps, and every variety of Fancy
goods, on the west side Of the Public Square.
Glenwood. Iowa. aug 3t-iy'