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Nebraska palladium. [volume] (Bellevieu City, Neb.) 1854-1855, 1854-12-20
PORTABLE GRAIN .gTLES.
LEATHER Betting.

THIS article is noH made in the greatest per-
@fectioh. and becoming extensively used in the
manufacturing establishments of the country.
We keep on hand the largest assortment ia the
Western country, Of our own, and Eastern
manufacture.
~NULCANILED RUBBER Betting - STEAM
PACKING AND RUBBEK HOSE. We are the only
agents Of the Boston Company ia this city for
The sale Of these goods.
Hosting screws. mill s%pindles, regulating
screws, damsal irons, patent iron proof safes.
mill picks, screen wire, copper %riye's. lace lea
Their, caicined plaster, Sc, &c, q constant
y on hand -
-. 10 u.s.. april %. 1894. molly.
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TILMAN. ROZIER. \ co.

Successors 10 Berthold a Brothers, wholesale
dealers in Groceries, Teas. Wines and Liquors;
Commission aud Forwarding Merchants, 100
North Second street. ST. Louis, Mo.
HARLEs TGLLMAN, WM. FULLAGER,
FEED. RoZIER, in. AMEDEE BERTHoLD.
anrTp-fvs
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Nm. JESSOP & SONS.

Sheffield steel warehouse, number 2I3. Main
street. st. Louis. '.Maitzpau lrou COMPANY
RostOU. manufacturer Of machinests tools. bolt
cutting and drilling machines. lathes, &C. &c
Files, edge tools, Sc, &C, manufactured az
Wentworth Works, Sheffield. imported 10 order.
II. BLACKWELL,
apr l2-tV AgYNT.
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u. ii. SOLOMON,

Attorney at Law. Glenwood. Mills Co. iowa.
Practices in the Courts of the 9th and 7th Jn-
dicial Districts, and the Supreme C0urtof Iowa
MAY ID, 1884. u3b-ly.
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mississippi

Gatey, McCune y Co, between Morgan and
Green streets, on Main and Second streets, St
Louis, No Builders Of Steam Engines, Boilers
and every description Of Aill machinery.
aD- l2-6ms
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Sheffield steel warehouse, 2l3 Main, cr-Ie or
of Morgan street, 81. Louis. Steel Of al ice
scriptions IN store, or imported 20 order. oI fhc
best terms. L42-Gml II. BLACKWELL. Az.
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II. ?.

Attorney and Counselor at Law, and Solicit
or in Chancery. will practice in The sixth am
seventh Judicial Districts, Iowa. VIII prompt
IL attend 10 oh professional business entrusted
70 his care. Office corner of Cooljge and Lynn
streets. Glenwood, Iowa. aug 3l-ly'
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WN. STREET.

Physician and Surgeon. having permanently
located in Glcnwood, Malls CO.. Iowa. will
promptly attend 10 all calls in his profession
DMcs on Locust street, one door north of
Whites store. ug3l-ly'
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Wholesale and Retail Merchants. corner of
locust and Coolidge streets. keeps constantly
IN hand a large assortment Of Groceric.. Day
Goods. Hardware, and Crockery. G'cuyood.
iowa. aug 3l-lv-
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IL z. COMSTOCK- & O.

Wholesale and retail dealer Ia Boots and
Shoes, of all kinds, No. i52 Main street. ST.
Louis. Mo. aprl2-ly-
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Doctor James Douelau, would respectfully
inform the citizens Of Gicnwood, Mills Co,
Iowa. that be has permanently located in this
place. and tenders his Professional services. in
all Of its various branches, TO the citizens and
vicinity. Having attended a full Course Of
Medical Lectures, in connection with the 81.
Louis Hospital, fatters himself competent
to render general satisfaction TO those who may
favor him w,th their patronage.
~ Office at the Drug Store.
GLENwooD. MULLs Co., Iowa.
Dec p. 1888. u3g-ly.
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STORING WIN TER VEGE-
TABLES

preserving OF winter vegetables
claims our attention. 1t is posi-
Bile that 50 far as sorts and growth
are concerned, the stock may
be unexceptionable, which when
wanted for the table. they may be
of roots, dried and shriyelcd up
If the cabbage tribe, rotten -
This is all for the want Of prop
er storing. A good dry cellar is
the best place for storing roots,
such as carrots, beets, ruta bagas
p~arsnips, scorzonera or oyster
plant, and turuips. If stored
after the following manner, they
will come out as wanted, as plump
as when taken out Of the ground
The tender, such as carrots,
beets, and scorzonera, require
taking up as soon as the leaves
exhibit II yellow appearance, or
before any very sharp forSt while
parsRips may remain longer, as no
frost Injuries them; in fact, except
for use during hard weather, may
leave them in the ground all win
ter. In taking up, care should
be taken to get them out with the
roots entire, or they are much
more liable to rot, while some as
the beets, are materially injured
in the cooking if mutilated. The
tops should be trimmed of just
above the crown, and the roots al
lowed to become dry before
storing.
Procure some sand, which should
be pretty dry, and lay a thin layer
over the place the roots r to oc-
cupy. Now lay the roots evenly
over this, placing a row all ar
ound the outside with the crown
outwards. Place on sand sulli-
Giant to fill up all cavities and
jsst cover the roots, and 70 on,
alternate roots and sand till tn e
whole is completed. They
should not, however, be laid up
TO a greater height than about
three feet.
Cabbage may be preserved in
the cellar and in the open ground
the former for use durind winter
the latter, after the frost breaks.
Take a sheltered part of the gar
den, and open a trench, in which
lay the cabbage, bottom upwards
take out the next trench and lay
on these, and so on. A few
boards or a little straw should be
sprinkled over in hard weather.
Caulillower and Broccoli, that
have rot headed before hard wea-
iher, should be carefully taken up
and laid in mold, in the vegetable
cellar err she'd. In this way, this
luxury may be had a GOOD part Of
the winter.
Celery, all except the very
lItest crop, should, just before the
ground becomes hard, be lifted
and placed in the c%eller, tops up
wards, a little slanting. TINS wIA
b in Use the greater part Of the
winter. The last crop may remain
in the ground we'll covered with
straw -[Edward Sanders, in
Country Gentleman.
A Hoe SroRY.-The Louisville
Journal gets off the following an
ecdote about hogs
In Madison and other counties.
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SARpY \ ENnLLSu.-

Wholesale and Rial Merchants dealers in
Furs and laliln GooIs, Grocot ls. Dry Goods,
Hardware. Books and $ tia9.v. boots Shoes
Hats and Caps. and eyer. yasI.'. ~ Ftur
goods. on The vcst side of the Pra,r ~rafu
Glrnwood. Iowa. 5H. %i-lv'
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aL5 AG@gs- s&5G1--LG-.GE-a
For the cure Of Liver Complains, Dyspepsia.
Jauudice, BlliOusncss, Loss Of Abpetiis,
Headache, Habitual Costiyeuess, General
Debility, Nervousness, aud ali diseases arts
ing from a discrdered Liver, or Dsgestioni!
These Blilers possess remarkable invigoratinr
Strengthening and Restorative properties, whtek
give tone and yig0r 10 the Digestive Organs, and
make them invaluable for
LIVER COMPLAINT, JAUSDtCE, DIsPEPstA,
And all other diseases caused from a deranged
state OF The stomach, bowels. and lIv or which
tend 10 dcbiliiate or weaken the system.
DIR. HUNTERS GERMAN BITTERs
Cannot be 10 highly to persons
suffering with a disoricrcd LIVER or 1zdEs.-
ton, Loss OF Appetite, Nervous lrritatisa
Headache, Habitual Costiyeness, General Debi-
lily, aud a variety OF Complaints which it il
impossible 10 describe.
IL there are sufferers in 81. Louis, they are
advised 10 Try these Bittcrs.
Prce Doc. per bottle, orsiX bottles FOR 81 -.
For sale at Dr.. Easterly's Family Melicins
store, corner Of Third aud Chestnut streets, ST.
Louis, Mo. Also by p. A. Sarpy 81. Msry,
and by dealers IN medicines generally IN the
West. apr I2-ly
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ST. LOUIS.

KOBERI ). CANENDEK.
WHoLEssLE DEALER u Wooden, Willow.
aud Cedar Ware. No. II, Second ST., opposite
Monroe House, s.. Louis, Mo.
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WILLIAM COBFlLLD,
Attorney aud Counsellor at Law, Gienwood
Iowa. june 2S-ly.
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sr.LOUIs ADV2 r%IsEMENTs.
fr.nrh Bnrr Mill slonre.

NEARLY TWENTY YEARS EMP l.
y urcr Boo the Mil furnishing business boo S..
Louis, Commencing az thc workman bench
enables us lp judge correctly of tbo quality ot
burr best adapted to milling IN The West. 20
obtain that quality, we have found 10 necessary
30 visit the g]rorries iu France. and there make
selections. Our stock this vrlr was selected al
Inc q|largics By one Of the firm. aud samples
LETT with the proprictyls. that we may, when
We order. be certain Of obtaining the desired
quality. For successful milling. the practical
miller and miilwrIght can appreciate the ImpOT-
lance Of tins arrangement. Our stock is Away,
large, and any desired temper and texture OF
burr can be obtained without delay.
BOLTING CLOTHS.
To obtain the quality Of Boiling Cloth best
suited 20 milling Iu tAe West, we have had the
greatest difficulty. Overlooking bolts by fast
grinding. and the large quantities OF spring
wheat aud oats proved So destructive 60 tue Or.
binary Cloth, that complaints OF mill owner,
and millers became So frequent, we found it He-
cessary 90 obtain hcay or and stronger Cloths.
or subject ourselves 20 a suspicion of selling on
inferior article. We laid before the mauufdc.
tuners our objections 20 their Cloths, aud order.
ed heavier and stronger 10 be made. They an.
dcrtook il with reluctance. fearing that they
could not make their Cloths heavier aud pre-.
serve tine uniformity Of meshcs 80 inlispensa-
ble for good milling. They have succeeded
OUR BoLTGNG cLorHs ARE Now MADE EXPRESS
LY ron Us. aud for beauty of finish, uniformi-
~ of mcshe.. strength and durability. we refer
to the millcrs generally iu the country, and cs-
pecIally to the millers and mill owners iu thi,
city.
PORTABLE GR.1I.N mills.
Our attention for many years has been d.
rectcd 20 obtain the best plan for constructing
these mills. In many cases they are used by
inexperienced hands, aud therefore, durabilit,
and simplicity Of construction was the obicc'
TO be attained. In this we think we have sue
cccded. We believe so. because Ia the grca.
number wehaye sold. there has not been one re-.
turned, nor to oar knowledge failed 10 perform
entirely 10 the satisfaction Of those using them
They are IN extensive use IB the West, anC
many Of them ia New Mexico and California.
Our mills are known as TODD'SINpROYED
GRAIN MILL. We manufacture three kinds
10 wit: CAST IBoN BACKS. TO grind by weight
OF the runner STOCK ANu GRAIN MILL, til,
lower stone To- run. and the PRrsSURE MILL.
Patent ryc!cl, ccmeuted and machine stretch.
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MEDICAL NOTICE

Attorney and Counsellor at Law. on the north
side Of Locust street, Gleuwood. Iowa. an 3l-ti
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NEW GOODS.

SPLENDID STOCK OF NEW GOODS
Just arrived, per Nieaner Delaware, At
SARPY'S CHEAP CASH STORE
On Main street, 81. Mary.
Citizens ahd ~emigrants carr now find 4
full supply Of fresh Groceries, Provisions.
Dry Goods and Hardware, which they can
buy cheap for CASH. n37-f
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-
\ safe and certain cure for Gonorrhua, Gl,el
s'riciurcs. Seminal Weakness aud ali diseases
OF the Genital Organs.
TINS popular and specific remedy is now Of
fcTcd 10 the afflicted and warrentcdt 10 cure all
cases OF GOuOrrhu-a. elect, Structures, Seminal
weakness, aud al diseases Of the Genital Organs
IN a few days. THIS Iufdlliable remedy has
saved thousands upon thousands from Inc hands
% McTcile5s Quacks, II not from a premature
grave. In case Of infection, Dr.. Bakers Spe-
CHE Is the only safe and sure remedy. II isyery
agreeable 10 The taste, creates 10 preceptabls o
dos aHd may be used By persons Of either ser
with entire secrecy without regard 10 diet, hin
drance from business or Medical Adviser, a.
plain directions for seaccompany the medicine
Reader have You a private disease Do not ne
glact II. Delay Is dangerous. With DR.. Bs-
kers Specific you can cure yourself, and thus
prevent all exposure. This medicine will speed
ily aud eliectually cure the most viTulent cases
of secret Diseases, aud eradicate every particle
ofinfeciious matter from the system, and restors
the paueutto q perfect state o healta and purity.
Price, ~ 80 per bottle.
For sale at DR.. Easterly' Family Medicine
Store, southeast corner OF Third aud Chesuut
streets, St Louis, Mo. Also by p. A.. Sarpy,
81. Mary, Iowa, and by dealers in medicines
generally IN the West. apr l2-ly
Dr. 1opaEss W-5-@Eag12gasI
A valuable remedy for suppression Of the Men
ses, Whites, Painful Menstruatioh, Impoten-
cy or Barrenness, SallOw Complexion, Head.
ache, Dizziness, Weakness of the nerves, aud
all diseases which arise from a arrangement
OF the functions of nature.
The most perfect, safe and infalliable remedy
for the cure Of all those diseases of feInalss, ar.
lsiug from weakness or debility, aud obstructioI
ia The sexual organg, such as irregular or sup.
pressed OF the Meuses, Fluor Albns or whites
Falling u tie Womb, Headache, Frightfui
Dreams Sc, caused by Colds, checked %perspira.
tons, excuses, Oyer-cXeitcmrut, &c, is
DR. HOOpER'S FEMALE CORDIAL.
Several ladies IN the city who have suffered
for many years with the above complaints, and
have employed our most eminent physicians
without success, have used DR.. i~looper'S Fee
inala Cordial, aud have been speedily ard per-
nanently cured by tsuse. II there are suffer-
ers 10 81. Louis, they can rely upon DR.. Hoop
er's Female Bordial IS a safe, pleasant and e.
fectual remedy.
Price ~ per bottle, or six bottles for -.
For sale at Dr.. Easterly's Family Medicine
Store, corner OF Third and Chesuut streets, ~.
Louis, 40. Also BY r.. A. Sarpy, ST. Mary,
and by dealers in medicines generally IN toe
West. apr I2-ly
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FooD FJH SHEiP.-A late writer
Of great intelligence on>this sub
lect says:-'No iarmtr can feed
either cattle or sheep probably,
without either ruta -baga, mangeI
wprtzel; carrots or FsrsniPs."
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WINTER COUGH.

tended by consumption speedily eureIby n
WINTER CoUGn.
The harsh dry winter cough which afils1 al.
people and invalids in a low state % hsalR
can be efcctiallv cured by the use OF DR.. -
ter's Cough Balsam. II warns, m0istans ~,
stimulates the whole breathing apparatus, Der,
hes and aninates the blood, improves The SEE.
tive power fthe Liver, Spleen and otlvr iat~
glands, and the digestive organs, and iAp.tg
new life to the wan aud emalciated system
BRONCHITIS.
Bronchitis, difficulty OF breathing, hard
cough, a Shiny cxpectoration, with al stbs
symptoms caused by an affection Of the air tub.
cdling from the throat 20 the lungs, arc tir,eu,
aud specifically affected and cured BY the w
Of Dc. Carriers Cough Balsam. This is aver,
painful, wearing and injurious complaint, an,
always has a powerful tendency 10 inhause An,
soften The Lungs and thereby induce the wers
forms Of pulmonary disease. Be warned
time, We afflicted, and employ this valuab,
remedy,
EXPECTORArIoN.
Free ENpcctoration Is the most important al.
Get to be obtained in all attempts 70 cure s,.
asses Of the chest and lungs. The cough whItl
g 500 distressing is simply the result OF a se,ir,
10 eNpectofale;. and as long as foul matter e1is,
"a the air passages, il will continue to ~irritat,
the membrane and provoke a cough. Coughib.
~ hi a tempt 10 tIiitN NI iNlA hhilcFt and eFs
pectoTation gives great relief. Inability 10 ey.
poctorate ia The latter stage Of cousumptisa
is the cause Of death.
DIR. CARRIERS COUGH BALgAM.
Is the great eVpectoraut. Il d%issolves the NOR.
bid and disease matter in The air passages, chan.
ges it from o thick glutinous substance TO a
thin harmless fgid, and throws II OF with The
greatest possible ease to the patient. There L,
uo better medicine IN the its expects.
rant qualities alone be considered.
SPASMODIC ASTHMA.
For simple OF spasmodic asthma there { no
better remedy than DR.. Carriers Cough Balsan
This distressing disease which resists almos
everything else, yields 10 the all powerful in.
Hucnce Of this great remedy as readily as any
other form of p%ectoral disease.
EVERY FAMILY
should be supplied with Dr.. Carriers Cough
Balsam, 10 be used in the early stages of Coughs.
Colds, Splitting of Blood, Pain in the Side and
Chest, Bronchitis, Difficulty OF Breathing.
Night Sweats, Asthma, Influenza. Welcoming
Cough, and severe Group, and thereby counter.
act the consumpii sc tendency which IL produ.
ced by our ever changing climate.
Price-Trial bottles, p cents per bottle; lars.
bottles, 81 per bottle, or six bottles, for s..
For salea DR.. Easterly's Family MediciRs
store, south east corner Of Third and Chestnut
streets, ST. Louis, also by p. a. Sarpy, 81.
Mary, and By dealers in medicines generally
~ the West. apr l2-ly
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A Hoe SToRY.-The Louisville
Journal gets off the following an
ccdote about hogs
In Madison and other counties,
mast and acUrns arc very scarce.
Mast abounds, however, in the
county OF Estill. Many hogs
were driven there, which the Is
ill people consider an infringe
ment on their rights. Councils
were called to deliberate how TO
rid themselves Of this nuisance.
Many plans were proposed, but
finally after a good deal Of debate,
one was adopted. II seems that
hogs have great fears Of bears.
Accordingly the skin Of a bear
was produced, and a large SOW was
procured from one of the dioyes.
She was covered with a bear skin
and then let loose. She immedi-
atley returned among the droyes,
end on her approach all the hogs
took fright, pursued by the sow.
with The lear skin. Ii is stated
that since this experiment not a
hog has crossed the confines OF Es-
ill county.
POOP F1n SHEiR.-A late writer
of great intelligence on>this sub
iacf saYs.=.No larmGr can feed
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M

CONSUMPTION.
No disease incident 10 our climate i so uni
yersal, aud al the same time 50 fatal, as Pull
monary Consumption. This awful malady
sweeps over the land as a wing Angel.
laying low the strongest and fairest Of our race,
Million Of the young and the old are annually
hurried 10 The tomb BY this dreadful national
disease.
CoNsUMrTWE REApERl-Beware OF mere
palliative medicines. The object OF nearly ali
the medicines now offered for diseases Of the
Lungs, IS 10 relieve and not 10 cure. Such is
not the ease with DR.. Carter's Cough Balsam.
Ia colds aud coughs, which are the FIRST symp-
toms Of consumption, il is the most pleasant
and eilicacious remedy that can possibly beusod.
Ia confirmed consumption it has been used with
perfect and triumphant success, when the most
eminent physicians had given up all hope as
vain. So confident Is the proprietor Of is pow
er 10 cure Tubercurous Consumption, that be
soiclts d trial ~ the worst OF cases.
SPLITTING OF BLOOD.
This frghtful symptom Of consumption il
speedily checked and prevented by the use Of
DR.. Carriers Cough Balsam, which heals the
affected membrane, removes the i%ncipient tnber-
eles, and restores those vital organs, the lungs,
TO a sound and healthy condition.
REMEMBER THIS.
Splitting Ut Blood always arises from a ten
dency 10 tuberculOus disease, and il not checked
al the outset, will sooner or later terminate ia
death. a person who raises blood once viii
raise blood again unless a proper curative Is i'm
mediately employed.
PAIN IN THE SIDE,
Ihls dis ressing symptom Of consumption a.
r..es from inflammation OF the lungs or membrane
called the Pleura, or from bronchial affection
Of The air passages. Ia either case il is a yea,
dangerous indication Of disease. IL prevail.
full and free breathing, and wears vi yti|
natural strength Of the system. The cause a
this symptom should be removed at once, Wc
nothing ran possibly effect that object so speed,
iy and happily a. Dir. Carriers Cough Bslsam
which Is always safe and ~salutary in rs effects
on the constitution.
LIVER COMPLAINT.
In cases Of consumption the Liver is alWayi
more or less affected, aud slFo the spleen, pleurs
and small intestines. The effect Of DIR. Carter
Cough Balsain in diseases Of the Liver, espee.
tally II il be Of an u~lcerous mature, l. direct anc
psrsfsi. simple sietse e TIE Liver uaat.
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tended by consumption speedily surelby IL
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This valuable remedy is purely vegetable IN
is Ingredients, and perfectly harmless in all It's
qualities, and as mild aud pleasant as the most
delicate cordial, II is very soothing aud heal
ing TO the Lungs, and is every where acknowl-
edged by Druggists, Physicians, aud all who
have used il 10 be the most Edectual Curative
known.
Nebraska palladium. [volume] (Bellevieu City, Neb.) 1854-1855, 1854-12-20

i warranted 10 cure Ague an ever, Dumb
Ague, Chllis aud Fever, Intern liant and Re
militant feyers, aud an the various forms Of Fe-
yers lnciden 10 the Westl!
This popular remedy has aOw been before
the public two years, aud during that time about
I~wEErY-FiyE THOUSAND BoTrLEs
have been sold aud in no instance has IL failed
10 effect a perminaDt cure as far as heard from,
or 10 give entire satisfaction 10 the purchaser.
u is warrented 10 cure all eases, or the money
Will be refunded. Let no man, woman or child
suffer with this distressing disease, when q sure
remedy IS al hand.
Read the testimony from John Miller & 20.
EVANSVILLE, lll., Oct. 20, 1888.
DIR. FasteHY-SiT: We take pleasure IN stat
ing hat We haze purchased 80 bottlesof your
Fever and Ague Killer, and have sold the sans
to our patrons, aud that il has effected a perma-
nent cureiD every ease. We have sold nearly
all The various medieiHs for ague and fever, but
none has given such entire satisfaction as your
Fever and Ague Killer. We believe it IS the
best Iaedicine now before the public.
k~ssrerHnlls, joha Alla 4 O..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-03

y
II HAND JlfNOS -1ALLEIr, b. AVIS - CPs si11rae
e io. n rtra r'li.fy - with pro- ed curved
ss's Eev-Iort isnos rlc. lo~r any pt1sr h'ue
hio1c.os o q uts in e14l emp ranelt
ed warmed s-cono-.',uG Pen5 o. -e tl PFC ,an;as
ron so 20 geo. at go --h - z DO-.DOi'a,,
lrntn Ii
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CcnI

Ccnl.
.IOAL.-Peacb Orchard Red ASH, Nut, - 80, fag
u aud s,Jre ,, White Ash Furnace Ees aud - s.
Cornell Ivcrrool Cumberland she lowest maket price
JACOB WEEKS. yr,
Va. ss eovery u No IN 5--ene-. he,I An, =
COAL--Tke subscriber Oilers for sale, IN quantities
fell Of
Anthracite end Hi-uuino-s CJsis J. !. WORTH,
CneE h and Thor.oas ard cor Albany s7e WssAsS.e1 as
DED ASH COAL.-SpOLn AMI Lewis Veins By the
II CsroIe trace respectfully advised that the subscriber,
r- prepared greatly increased qltne tnis hilhy
elebsied article Coal rom their mines Belmou. .ad Gun
boa delivered board vessels Port tch
Irotl az by cana from Pcrt Carbon s TYLER Co.
No 76 walnut Pnisds phi1