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The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1855-12-15

A HARD CAsE.--A correspondent of the
Philadelphia Pennsylvania vouches for the
truth Of the following in relation to one Of
the Norfolk nurses: @sf
"Miss A******. a volunteer nurse, left her
father house in Louisiana, repaired to the
scene Of affliction and disease, and discharg-
ed the duties of nurse with distinguished
zeal and energy. Her health gave way, as
the epidemic ceased its ravages, and she be.
came seriously Ill. She paid her own ex.
penses from Louisiana, and deposited with o
gentleman, who died soon after, lO0,which
is lost. She was actually charged with me-
dicine whsch she needed, and with one days
board at hotel in Norfolk and with @l90 al
Richmond, whittier she was removed when
prostrated by disease"
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ME. RucIla nall,s ERcturn.

The return of Mr. Bachanon, our minister
to England, will be somewhat delayed in
consequence of the recent misunderstand.
ing between the two countries. Under date
Of November 18th he writes by the Atlantic
to gentleman Of Lancaster, Pa, as fol
lows: 4 g4s I al
35 II had calculated with confidence TINT
should return home by the, steamer Of the
9th Of October last, but unexpected events
rendered this impossible. IshalI now be
detained here. Iaknow not howtlong, in Oon.
sequence of the present aspect of affairs be-
tween the two countries. thrust, however,
that within the period Of three months
may meet you all again. At Least snch il
my anxious desire"
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1855-12-15

O- The Cholera in Venezuela has been
frightful. but on the 18th ult had nearly dis
appeared from the capitol, and also from the
canton Of Laguyra; but in some places it
was still prevailing severely, and in the city
OF Valencia it's ravages appear to have been
awful. The population of that place does
rot exceed frem 10000 to $4,000 inhabt.
ants, and the deaths one day had amounted
to l16. Among the victims, too,was large
proportion Of the distinguishedoft the inhab.
itants. The President had been attacked
but had recovered. sgt
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Another Dark Lantern COnvcn-
ton

Tuos, SPooEER, President Of the Know
Nothings in Ohio, has issued call for a
special meeting of the council in this State
on the Sd Of January next The Dark Ian.
tern Party, is in "confusion worse conlound-
ed' just ot the present time. Another con-
vention as successful as the last, will lead
to an "order" to sell the effects Of the party
at two thirds the appraised value.
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The In,rlsucs mt washington.

Coalition against Democracy is the order
Of the day at Washington. The so-called
Republicans, elected year ago on the avow-
al OF doctrines Of entire. sympathy in the
cause of humanity and liberty, now profess
their willingness to sell their position, and
enter into an alliance with party of pro-
scrption aad bigotry for the sake Of Office.
Where now is their boastcd love for suffer.
ing humanity!
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1855-12-15

o. JUDGE GREER, OF the United States
Supreme Court, has decided on suit insti-
tuted in Pennsylvania, that the legal weight
Of tnn Of coal is 2,24o lbs., and that no
State law can be enacted altering the guam
tity. According to this decision, the coal
dealer who gives but 1900 lbs. to the ton
can be arrested and conyicted on o charge
of swindling. The law of Pennsylvania
,makes the-tun only 2,000 lbs., and a vio-
lent warfare has for sometime been waged
against the coal dealers with the result as
above stated. s,.s,
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1855-12-15

In Maine and Massachusetts,, and, as they
have the advantage Of some names Of high
repute, may elect delegates TO a Wing Ma
tional Convention. There is also a Wing
organization in Pennsylvania, and in some
localities the party is kept up with determin-
ed spirit.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1855-12-15

SENATOR MAsoN.-Hon. JAMES NJ. MA
SON was, last Saturday reelected by the
Virginia Assembly, u. S. Senator for the
term of six years, from the 4th of March
next. He had fifty five majority over his
K. N. competitor.
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W The amount OF counterfeit money in
the market is estimated at i've per cent. OF
the whole, circulation. II IL suited that in
Canada there is q manufactory that turn
out ten thousand dollars per week. A
Troy paper says fbatin West Troy, II has
been ,ascertainsd there sexists gang of
counterfeiters whose operations yield a
clear profit Of $4,000 per year,
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rarLon,. lnnrn1.rK,rron.

TRirty.fra COagrsss.--Howell Cobb, Of
Georgia, Dem, elected by plurality Of on
Gath balloti ls49 to 1851.
fILLMoRR's ADmIKIsTRATIoE.
TRirtg-seoond Congress.--Linn Boye, Of
KY, Dem; 1851 to 1858.
PIERcE's ADMINISTRATION.
Tairty-third Congres.-Linm Boyd, Of
KY, 1853 TO 1855.
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GT According 70 the quarterly state.
ment Of the banks Of the State, the entire
circulation Of the banks Of Ohio on the fret
Monday IN November was 8.o,I54.6s5.--
This 10 just about the circulation of the
New York city hanks.
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MARRIED.

In Charlestown on the leth inst, by the Rev. J. g.
Hart, Mr.. ANsoN S. PECK, Of Ravenns, to Miss
ELLEN b., Daughter OF R. Loomis ESQ.,, Of the for
mer place.
In Edinburg, on the 9th ult, by the Rev. CT.
Kingsbury, Mr.. SMITH SANFORD, and Miss LAURA
j.. DAVIS. both of the former place.
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A tipsy Know Nothing, knowing nothing
ofwhat he was doing, has publicly informed
the world what should be his course of action
we're he elected Chief Magistrate of the Un.
ion: .e fg f.
SE "lfIwas President Of these United States,
I'D arrsnge my business accordn'- ~
The nggers would sell,
The Irish send to h--l,
And the Dutch to t'other side o. Jordan,
Thcn pull ofyour coat and roll up your sleeves,
Jordan am hard road to trable, i belieye.,'
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

or GREAT CURE OF RHEUMA.
TISM. The Editors of tho Richmond Republican, Of
Dec gath, 1852 say that Carriers Spanish Mixture 10
quack medicine. .sf-
They had a man In their press room who was nfHct-
cd with violent mcrcuriai rheumatism, WHO was cou.
tinualy complaining OF misery in The back, limbs and
joints; his eyes had become feverish and mattery,
neck swollen, throat sore, and all the symptoms OF
rheumatism, led with Scrofula. Two bottles
of Carter's Spanish Mixture cured him, and, in ar
editorial notice as above. they bear testimony to it
wonderful effects, aud say their only regret Isl that I'll
suffering with disease Of the blood are not aware Of
the existence of such u medicine. They choerfully
recommend it.
bottle. .....s'f tes ..a.. 0rI -e
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COM M 3 R CIAL.
RAvENNA MARKET.

CORRECTED WEEKLY By GEo. DuEL AND OTHER pf N kTA
IN. THE ARTICLES NAMED DkLow,
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NCaiS:ssl notice.

DR. War is pleased. TO inform bis friends
~ and the pubic generally, that DR. J. p. ALcoRs
has decided " locate permanently in Rayenna, and
form partnership whhim IN the praclice Of med
iGincs. ..a..t. l. ss zrE ID u s.
College Of Phateiphia; has had several years cxpe-
rience in practice, and ihe benedt Of an extra course
Of l9etures in thu Colicge ofPhiadepiia, Md New
York witnessing, likewise, the treatment nf yast
variety of Diseases medical ami surgical, In tho hos
pilas and clinlacs of those great cities.
Dr. AEcoRN will pay particar attention TO surgcrtJ
and the trcanept of surgical dscscs; and will per.
form muhJ of the nicer o. eratios, us; for clubf
Hair fp-Strabsmus, Cataract &c. s,sstFt.su II
Nov. 9th, le55-4w.
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FAtfncIinlcIlf Notice

agaipst J Justiee offEe Pesrs, ~
Charles r. Packer. } Efraet sborangh To-r.hs.
poEsage County, Ohio, on tho 18Th day Of Dec. A.
1885 said Justice Issued an order OF attachment il
the above action, for the sumof 94O,3s.
: Raevnna, sDs. Is, 1851 -io-3w. 9 - ~
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-06-09
yEr. Editor

/ sell every article oil Dry Goods and Groce
RES cheaper than eycf, as | anxious TO raise
money 10 buy few lots, which can't do well
after The election. as there will be dreadful raise
IN property, for shall tax every lot in the city
10 per cent per week, If sn elected to carry on
car Rail road, - BE- paid N The b nix weekly,
Is h!ch will complete ole mile of our Road week
~. How many weeks viii II take to complete
this road :? Who owns the road, Lee county,
the city of kookuk or the property holders p
II you find YOU pay over the wholesale price for
any article ii any Of my stores yon return
tie articles S. S. BILLINGS.
Main Street, Kookuk Iowa.
Narch u. 1853. drf
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TO The Public.

fTHF undersigned proposes 10 do Carpenters
/ and JoineTs WORK Of every description, and
Wiil take contracts for building houses from the
ground upwards, aud finish AID furnish n a'eras
and deliver the keys or in any way as per CON
tract, and of the quality and architectural style
agreed upon, ana "a; tho time specified. Can be
seen at my shop or Office Fulton Street be,
tween Second aud Third. p. EtCHER
Contractor and House Builder
RFFErENcEs: Mr.. ]. a Graham, Thos. w.
Clagen. Esq Geo. G. Dixon, Esq. Rev. VIM.
III. Williams.
keskuk Arril to. ls55 Il
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or BURLINGTON.

A BRANCH Of the Mercantile College Of
II pennsylyania-incorp by the ..egls-
iaiure q that State viii perpetual charter.
TRUSTEES.
His Excellency the Hos. fAMNs BUCHANAN;
Hon. WI. WILKINS, (afe Secretary AZ Wary
The Hon MosEs HANrroNi Hos. w II Low
ny; Hon, CHARLES MAYOR; and GIN J. X.
MooREHEAp.
AspsEw T. HownEN late senior Professor Of
Mercantile College &c PENNSYLVANIA
LOUIS II DaEHoFf, late Professor OF Conn
meIcml and oman sntal peamanshipin the same
ins'itutiot4~-
CHAs BrN. Darwin, member Or the BarIing-
ton Bar-proitssor OF Mercantile Law
The Principals design carrying ont in every
particular that course ii training fer business IN
PRODUCED aud followed up FOR upwards 81 fifteen
years by Mr.. DurF, the founder OF the Mercatl-
tile College OF PeHasy yaEla, by which about
3 500 merchants ana accountants have been quail
flied for business. Il Is ho~ regarded by bush
ness men as the most thorough and effective pre-
paration tor tie accountant given IN the United
States. II compreheuds upwards Of AGO real
business MISUNDERSTANDING six different
methods OF conducting books by double entry
about 800 commercial Compilations. explaining
many business operations nj found in CONNER
arithmeilcs--a comprehensive course Of melcdi
tile penmanship-~ business ferns ana buslnes
ieiters-~daily Lectures on commercial law ant
commercial scifnce@.
TIER rooms viii be open for the reception r
students Oh the first Of December
Circulars mailed to any al lress.
Burlington Not. =, 1851, d&w
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IK are now receiving, IN sdiiiIon 10 Our pres
w ent stock ol iron ard BlsCksmi h Tools, ~
fectly from the manufacturers, 30 tons assorted 81
xes Bar ton on which viii be able 10 give GU
customers the hef cit OF the recent decline IN tn
market also $50 slabs assorted sizes plow Steel
TO which the attention Of dealers and bla cksuth
directed. Feeling desirous oil enlarging thu
branch hsiness, we arc prepared 10 offer tn
necessary i.duoomentsto customers 10 aceom,lIs
III, same. CONNABLE, sMYT III Il co.
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PnoF a.. j. WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE
WE have never known any other Medicine
w win large share of public confidence
IL short time, this has done. II has net
been more than year since We hFst heard OF IT,
and II now stands at the head of all remciies OF
the kind =. Che ster Hs iald.
Wen ma the editor say this, ror the intrinsic
merit OF the compound has enabled the proprietor
to seil within the past ten months In the cite.
OF ST. Louis ard New YORK more than one hum
afed thousand dollars worth OF certificates from.
tie Intelligent aud gcntlesen Of national reputa-
ton, of which The following is
Carlyle, Ill, June ~. 1861.
have used Prof. O. J. Woods Hair Re stora
tive, and have admired it's wonderful effect. My
hair was becoming, as | thought, presiaturely
gray, hut by the use of his skestorative ~ II has
reanmed It's Original color, and, have no eeuhi
permanently
sydney Bgeese. Ex-senator United states
Also circulars which can be had OF Ii. Agents
G i, 4. nrs I stoKrxsY. Agent
Reoknk, Iowa, June 20 '6s-ld&w iy.l
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THE undersigned has now in uuuun
l. his Ware Rooms and de-
signs keeping constantly on hand
a well selected assortment Of ali kinds Of Fur
niture embracing MARBLE TOP DRESSl NC,
and plain Bureaus; fine and plain Sofas; kne and
plain centre an card Tables; cane s. at and wind
sor Chars, roeAing Chairs OF every description
from plain wooden seat, to the finest hair cloth
stuffed seat; plain and fancy turned cottage Bed
sfeads Of the latest styles; Lounges &c.
Looking Glasses Of all sizes; clocks, carpet.
mgs floor and door mattings, floor aud table oil
cloths, mattresses, feather busters, carriage TRIM
miugs, window shades and trimmings, and every
other article usually kept in my line OF business.
Part of my stock was made under my own SUI
pervlsinu. and the rest bought from manufsctor-
les Of high standing, so that can warrant every
article for durability and finish Of work ma nship.
Ny object is to establish permanent business
here, and not or che Peter Funk principles; and
as an inducemeni 10 nersons 10 purchase Of me,
ain resolved 10 sell a. The lowest ST Louis prices.
Call and examine my stock before purchasing
elsewhere. will always take pleasure in show
ing furniture to Ladies and Gentlemen who cell
me, whether they feel inclined 10 buy or not.
may 81 '54--tf G. w. SANDERS.
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Carey & hiIhonrnc.

DIRECT lmpolt tiers and Dealers il China
IL Glass, and 2ueenswars, have just received
per Ocean Steiner, Geo p,abody, Sreaiy Ge,
crates Of well assorted Croekefy wale, which
they oHer 10 County Dealers al very low prices.
They also have IN store ser thp City trade,
Dinner and Tea sets ~ CbiUa I'D Eai then-var
complete, Stand bamps. sds Lamps, hanging
Lamps, Chandelier, Globes, AID Chiuneys.
Fluid buinIre Lamps TaI;erts Looking glasses.
Tumblers. Moasses Cdns, Jars, Il iitatia-ware.
and large and well eierled lpi OF wall pepper;
keotuk Jan. l. 1898, I'D
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4 -, LcNee,
tie following. completing
hieh they offer Ia the trade
: will Go justice any OF :
with
90 nests tubs,
10 do1 tar bucketz,
10 icz zine Msshhoaris.
go boxes a iHes iins,
100 coils x.anlila rope,
- 81 late
10 doz hemp aid gr1Ks bed
ror3s,
300 loses wind Sc glass,
asst siSes Il brands,
, 20 boxes tunthitrS,
20 KS ~, If ~ q e nasks
5 crro0ns ?cssss Indigo
| olsk prime mctieer,
5 Ibis alum,
10 coppcias,
10 sacks pepper,
3 I" spec,
% boNcs Er3. Pepper abs
pliarhtfs
? hssesclf YES,
caseiiu IA IS,
% boxes gro ser,
IS COZ yeast pO,s siefs,
30 bills dIC Ards nuts.
- hu T. eah pea nuts,
- baiCs Gotten hstflsig,
10 - candle Aiex,
= bags cnttoa yarn.
30 /" cososed and - lslit
carpet chain,
80 baies wrapping Irvine.
80 boxes st. Louis starch
20 (" stafch.
90 dez Thomas nj sters,
TOO boxes cGniy,
-o1 kcg rife aid mining
poW der,
100 4, z wood buckets,
20 coo feet fuse,
20 cases ID and hi 10 cln-
lister powder,
! 100 boxes matches,
70 boxes ink,
leo bags shot all sizes,
2 tons bar lead,
200 u q ID caps,
lea VI water proof do
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Meat Market.

rTHOMAS CROSS notifies the public that he
l viii open Meat Stall on 81 street, in the
house Of i. W. Johnson, adjoining the coffin
ware room, where tie hopes 10 receive a share oil
public patronage. THOS. CROSS.
Feb. -, 1885. DIFF
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GEAHAM tAEE.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DfA LERs ~
Deoks, Stationery, Paper E!angIngS, &c.

NFES4Hs. GRAHAM d CAVE, would re 9tc
wi fully announce 20 their friends ail3 IL, pub
stc, that they have opened Large stock OF BOOKS
and stationery, in Cgahan4's Euiaipg, On sscnad
s$xeet, one door north ot tie Post once. Tie
Sseck comprises varied assortm Ut al miscclia-
neous, Classical, school, and music bHuitSi 10
which additions are made Utmost daily by receipts
from tbs principal publishing houses ~ the Ina
ted states, of sii new and pepuiig auas. huf-
chasert Will find on our shelves many caoigc vel
umes Ia elegant bindings, suitable for rIcssLtsi
also, great variety Of boautlful articles Of fancy
stationery, expressly for the Gty trade. We -
wife the attention of country merchants and all
buyers. IL will be our constant aIm to give our
customers entire satiEf4t{lou.
July SD.
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TNPARALtFLFD Kush Cor

y Harnum By himself.
Ida May. By Mary angdon
Ten Nights IN lar Room. BY T. 9 Arthur
4 Book 81 surprising interest. Ida Norman.
Nv Mrs. Lincoln Phelps Of paapec6 Institute,
Maryland. ~ GRAHAM & CAVES,
Ian. l. 1890. RI Street,
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ST. CHARLES IsuIEL,
CORNER JOHNSON AND sEtOND STREETS,
kEOhIth.

hEUh I n.
s@z THIS House 5itstitsg beer leased by 'hr
la"il undersigned. has teen extensively re-
lkc4A paired, and thoroughly renovated from
topic bottom. II in tigitiy situated, and j.
provided with ALL The Necessary trrap -erueutsfnr
a FIRST rate no'el The design Of the proprietor
Is 70 make il the banner llo'tl OF Eeoalh, and
40 pairr or expense viii be pared TO accomplish
that object
eYBtgEace taken TO and tfoe, The House
free Of charge. GEO. RUSSELL.
Keokuk July 21. 81 df
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T.. coSSARLr. ofo. n, sstyTn. cossAnfI.
CONN ABLE. <NNTH & 90.
" hole sale Grosers, dealers la Tennessee Iron,
Forwarding nd (ommissieu vi hanaa

Nos 81 al
A RI now Giving
a heir spiiisg staek X. "
at very low rates. Use
ders they may be favoIe.
100 hhls n o SUGAR.
50 bills nelrlssI's cifl,
- q loafanti cru hel
100 4" y H mo'as4es,
50 +" plantation
SO " BeIcher's 5 Fl s
golden syrup,
SO pkgs hfbhl y kgs do
900 sacks RIO coifee,
so poch'ts old GOV Jsta d
300 kegs nails. asst size S
90 boxes soap,
so do star candles,
20 DO M ula sio
rs hi chests teas asst,
90 boxes DO
100 iKs showii Z iebst 60
various brands,
80 bxs cRt he wing an
tip kfgg 90
% ~ itgsyia and prinCi. ?,
cigars.
20 boxes Gotta sfzes
800 bu pr me ~. APPLES,
300 eu prime u. Psac}.es
100 50 SIS ssletafass 81 Is
boNts. kegs.
p kegs > 4 SOFA,
400 tbls wfarl / paper,
leo feans let. Il eap do
20 pkgs AZ . mae kere
8 drums cos fish,
SO bAs smoked herring
. cases saidiucs,
10 nerces nee,
~ tbls tai,
20 +" lIch & Tlsin
- hxs n Il ra,sine,
20 hf and Or bks do
| case pruDes, IL boxes +,
10 boxes citroa,
800 drums figs,
70 bbls D. yton ale, fresh
20 boxes mustard,
is 50 corn starch,
so do1 brooms,
500 lhs broom twine,
- boxes axes,
TO bbis CRACKERS,
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Valuable Out Lots for Sale.

TIE undersigned proposes 10 sell portion Of
the Tract known as tne Gamble FARM III
ten acre lots.
The above land is situated about mile from
HE town plat OF Keokuk, and affords maur
teautini sites for private residences. The
land being very tieh and situated congrtieat 10
the city. and beyond the reach oil he dust tr1fD
the Plank Road, offers The most valuable loca.
nois for Market Gardens Nurseries, PaS:ue
Grounds, &c.
Terms viii be mace easy and titie warranted.
VA G. OR a If / 1T.
April I6, 1855 t3m
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DEAIERin Watches, CLOCKS Fancy and VErie-
~ Is Goods, Musical instruments, and Toys 9
all kind. WHtche ,Clocks aud Jewelry repaired.
Old Gold and silve bought Nam street ,betewern
Fourth and Fifth, keokuk ioaa. tmar.2s'b2.d
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HAIR DRESSING SALOON.

TTAIR CUTTING done sccGt snsto physiogno.
( L my and the principles 81 che Coineur's art,
ma shamrooning performed III anew and agrcea-
die style.
Those who desire to- enjoy the luxury OF the
Toilet failto call az my saloon on MAN
street i'm the building formerly occupied by the
Bank.
keokuk, Arril 81, 1855 GEo.CABUs.
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BEN. r. DCDSoT.
ElEs(FFANE TABOR,

M D, Third Street between Main and Johnson
kEOkuK, IOWA
T. EEPS a general assortment II FteHeh, Eng
IA lsh and American Cloths, Ga.simeres ahd
NestiHgs ot lie ycry finest quality, aud the most
fashionable patterns, which he will make up to
order al i've shortest notice, in the latest style
Also GOOD assortment al Stunts always Oh hand.
Feb. 9Th, 1883. dly
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NEW &T'U RE.
III ID. WOODW ARD.
Wholesale & Retail Dealer in
Dry Goods, Hats and Caps, Clothing, Wairhf
and Clocks Gold and Plated Jewrlry.
ROOTS AND SHOPS.

DOO1S AND SHOES;
ALSO large and we'll sele cisd stock 81
NOTIONS AND FANCY GOODS
yiolias, Accofdeoas, Flutes, Giasf and Fanef
Boxes.
No. So RIA st., South side, between a sth sts
hTDhik, IOWA.
HANi ~ pesa engaged exclusively III tiit
IL Wholesale Ilaac IL New Albany Ind, ahd
Sill holding an iaterc8ithege, will enable me Is
formerly, 10 bay my gooas hy ths package Of I'm.
poyterE and Manufacturers. 1hss pfaced on the
ssfac Foundation as cur ciacinnati and Saint Louis
whnsexsiesSealec8s esa satisfy pledge myself "a
duplicate aaE esli purchased oaE western ciftes
re citszels ofth4s rlaiie ara Tbs ssrgonndtYs
souLsry, ae well IS mHyt fsnts. are sciicnea I'd
EAIL AID IKAafis z FOR .atffsFLt rs, as
ahafi tske pleasure = SHOWING ms Goo4s
snhe -s--4A1 II. ~ 81 COWARD.
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THE BEST FUNNIEST MAGAZINES
J. AND PAPERS in the world comprising
the best Tales, Sketches. Poultry. aud tie most
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Yankee Notions, 10 WRITINGS Of Jaulthan's
Jack Knite; Pictorial Picayme; London p0neh;
Brother jonathan; D4tehmon; Know Nothing
Almanac, &C. GRAHAM 4 GAVE.
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Mckee IL fiEmhca'rnan
LIVERY STABLE.

THTS stable, situated oil Third street. between
i Main and Blondeau etfeels, i tee ant com
moaious and peciaily tued an AMI adapted for
The business, AID the undersigned areamply pre-
pared 70 accommodate iieir trirlt> and Tie pub
lie generally, ~ilh S5idlc Horses Hugeie@. aud
Carriages At reasonable rates. Ttag also keep
Horses by the day week, Or month
SAML MCKEE.
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All the world is rcadins The Life and Beauties 4
Fanny Fern.

THE reader will find this work possesses tie
i same attractive features that characterize
ali her productions. They are alternately witty
snd pathetic, ca1stic snd soothing, sparkling
AMI pepsye I'M GRAHAM 4 CAVE.
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G. oBERToP,

r. EFPsa stock of Family Groceries ayariety 0
IL Toys, al = an assortment Or Aiuslcal Instri-
n3nts, for ste on Main street. bet ~een Second
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