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To InyaIids.
4 CARD.
MExsKS. PApMELE CAMPBELL

ID ESPECIEULLY announce to the cit -
IL izefs oi heokak aid vicinity that 49,
they intend Gas soon room can / e OBJ
tanned ~ The new block how being built bv u.
W kilbcurne) 10 open TO the public nsw
and We'll selected stock OF fine Watches anA
Je~eiry Silver and Plated Ware. ALSO varie.
" OF me Cutlery, Musical Instruments OF I'll
descriptions, &c &c, &C., in fact every thinS
pertaining 10 our line Of business
For the present We may be found in Grsham,s
block, os Second Street, three doors south Of
Parsons Banking House, where portion OF our
stock is exhibited
We are Now prepared TO do all kinds of work
in oar line.
u Fire Watches and Jewelry of all kinda
repaired md warranted by competent workmsa.
PAkM ELI A. CAMPBELL.
May 80, 1855.
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lIarkefeI and Salt Fish,


30 kits new No j.
bills DO do
I'D DO do No and 4.
drum Hake,
. d. Cod Fin,
- boxes do
bbls Lake " bite Fish,
5 60 No ! salmon,
For sale low by W FUNKHOUsER
June 2 1885
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" Il. tLARfoULE
A. l.. Dcming d. CO.,
BANKERS AND DEALERS In En-
CHANGE.

MAIN STREET, KEoKUK, IOWA.
SlaHF CHECKS on all tie principal citles
~ constantly for sale IN SKINS to suit.
Collections on this q RENTED for promptly
al current rates Of Exchange
We will buy End sell all kind Of Gold, specir.
and uncnrrent BSnk Notes, at best rates.
Interest allowed on special deposits
References
Cash. Am. Exchange Bank. New York
Messrs +. w Clark, Dodge & Co
Lucas y Simonds ST. Louis
+. w. Clark A. Bros
Corwith s. Co., Galena
May 81, 1855
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OFFERS his professional services to the citizens
OF keoknk end vicinity.
Hi, office, the same heretofore occupied by
DR.. Ford up stairs over the store OF J. Bruce,
Esq, No. 50, Nam Street.
Residence. al the Pavilion on Concert be-
tween 81 and Sd Streets
June -, 1855. diff
Dispatch copy weekly months.
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PAiD THE DAMAGES. The Americas
missionaries whose houses in Shanghai
have been damaged and destroyed by the
war, have been paid for them by the
Chinese government The Imperial general
found il to his advantage to pull down ALT
the bridges and stop the paths near to the
city. lie therefore ibid the Consul he
would pay for tha4houses If the missiona-
ries would desert them entirely. This
they reodily agreed to do. He aftcrwerd
tried to avoid payment, but Consul Murphy
made him sand 10 his bargain,
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tary reforms In cur canal policy, in on,
financial policy, and in our tax system
That il elected they will give us an hon
est and economical State government, anl
will advance measures that will conduce
TO the prosperity Of the hires great inter
ests OF Ohio. namely Agriculture
/ Manufactures and Commerce. That they
SHALL pc men Of good morals and honest
principles. Give us such ii, ket and
such platform, and we shall sweep the
State like q whirlwind. 4"
REIp's BuLDrsG Creel & TAYLOR.
who have The contract for putting up this
building, north Of Main, near Fifth street,
have con menced laying the foundation
walls. It is to be three story brick,
eighty feet square, With Ten feet cellars,
and is calculated for four business rooms.
Steele IL Melons Id have the ccn'ract for
the stone work above tie basement and
are now dressing some al the fineet white
limestone for The front which VIC have
seen in this place. The stone is from
Reds quarry, just belov town, works
easily when first taken cut. and hardens
upon exposure. The building is 10 te
completed By tie FIRST Of October. rrovi-
ded j}lce and timber can be OBJ aimed
There are no logs to be had no RATS com
ing down, and none expected till the river
rises. 1t is feared that this scarcity will
greatly delay building operations through
out the City generally.
IL The Charleston .Hurdard advocates
the policy OF strengthening lie South and
increasing the number Of is labcring pop
ulatlon, by the renewal of the slave trade
and the introduction If slaves direct from
Airca. It takes The ground that the
Foreign European Emigration tends to
build up the North in wealth. marufac-
lures and population, and that the only
re liable offset for The South, is 10 be
found IN the increae OF her slave popua.
lion.
Here is a 6ue chance for Northern
Douglasites to show their patriotism.
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BOOTS AND SHOES,


4 THOROUGH and experienced Book Keep
Il er desires employment. Address Mont
gomery," through the p. q.
June ! 1888. d,f
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EAsTERN FxCHANGR

- lGH and time drafts on ell the Eastern and
y Southern cities wanted by
T. l.. DEMiNG & Co.
nay50 cot Bankers Main Street.
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FRESH OYSTERS.

TUST received small lot Of Core Oysters Of
~ this Springs cosing by
NM. G. FUNKHOUSER.
June .. 1855.
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ilNoNs

I a BONES in fine order for sale 'uw nv
Il " NM. G.. FUAkHUUSER
Jdat ,, 1850
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sCYTHE s<ATHs.

n great variety including the patent ard also
the wrought iron Snath. for sple hv
S. W. & II. TUCKER.
June 10, 1855. d2w
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Sale of Household Furniture.

THE undersigned will sell off his Household
l. Furniture at private sale at his residence on
the corner of HIGH and Second Streets.
lie will be pie sed to have persons DESTROYS Of
purchasing to call at once, as wish TO arrange
all my affairs preparatory 10 leaving The city.
S. X. SNEED
June H. 1855.
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GRAMS SCYTnES.
Grain Mythes and Cradles.

INCLUDING the Grape Vine Cradles, large
l Stock for sale by
s. w. 4 II. TUCKER
June -, 1856 d&w
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New Grocery Store.
n Al G RI n NJ q ~

A. j.. r A l. s T O N 4 b RO,
II AVE just opened new Family Grocery and
IL Provision Store, ia the room formerly oceu,
pied by ID. q. Smith as an Auction Room. -
Johnson Street. where they intend to ksep
cbo,ee and wei, selected variety exactly sdap{e1
10 The demands OF the retail trade OF the citv.l
They invite the inspection of the citizens rene
rally, and have no doybt That they can Oder III
dacemsnis Tor frequent calls and continued enc
tom. A. J. RALSTON 4 BRO.
IS. Johnston Street. =
Kcokuk, May 10, 1855.
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LfEOM he Satstcga Springs for sale by the
l. dozen single bottle
Also Moore ard Hooper. superior Citrate OF
Mag0esia, or purgatlye Mineral Water, one Of
he most pleasant and eaeciual Caihaftics
known.
Call At Moore & Hooper's new Drug Store en-
Main befwefn 70 and 81 Streets, north side,
keokuk, lowa.
June an, 1898.
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SINDRlfS.

SINDRlfS.
ERESH Peaches in cans,
do Straw berries do
DO Grapes, Blackberrie. and Cherries il, cays.
DO Tomatoes, Pears, CLAIMS & Lohs,.ra, do
by Wm. g. FUNKHOJSER
June ., 1855
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HATS

JUST RECEIVED per Express large lot Of
y Fashionable, soft fur Hats, Pearl aud Black
for sale cheap by
p. F. HI MPHREY & GAGE.
Juue 9, 1855. d
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4 GOOD article Tor sale bv
a $. W.&H TUCKER
Iei3 d&w
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Ice Cream.


Of all kinds can be had al
" CREIGHTON OHMER'S
lel2 df Johnson Street
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Torn Planter,

Corn Planters.
IHlS great labor and time saving machine fol
sale oy :. ". & II. TUCKER
Je 3 DIV
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Hay Rnkcs.

II AND Rakes, and the much appro ed and
IL generally used Revolving Horse Rake, FOR
sale by S. w. 4 H. TUCKER
el3 d&g
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LADIES' SPADES.
A LlGfl article, just the thing for small
gardens. $. w, II. TUCKER.
JeI3 d&w
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1855-12-01
Court Of Common Plcns,

John b. Smith plaintiff VS.. Frederick Messenger,
defendant.
C1AID Frederick; Messenger, defendant. is hereby
- notified that on the 22d day Cf October. A. ID.
1858. said plaintiff John b. Smith, fled his petition
against him, in the court of comr'Cn pleas Of Weed
county, Ohio, the object and PRAYER Of which was,
to obtain a Judgment against him fer the sum Of
one hundred and seven and SO-1to dollars and in
terest thereon from the 3lst day Of July A. d. 1888.
upon account for goods sold ard delivered to de-
fendaut. And that unless said defendant answers
said petition by the Sth day of Dece mher, \. y.
1855 plaintiff will take judgment against him there
on by default. ROUSE CLARK. PITTS Attys
Perryshurg, oct. 27, 1S55.--24WC$2.75
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NOTICE.--Al persons interested Will take no
~ tce that William Clark and Elias Brannan
have filed in the court of common pleas of Wood
county, Ohio, their petition as proprctora of the
town plat of the town of Ailtonvile, in said Wood
county, asking the court to vacatc said town plat
and that said petition will be for hearing at the
spring term, a. d. 1856, Of said court.
MURRAY & DODGE, Attys.
NoF. 3, 1Sjj.--2JwGS2.G3
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Jonathan Neely IS, Joseph Noel, John Noel, Jr.
John NOEL, Jr., will take notice that Jona-
y than Neely ias fled in the court Of Common
Pleas of Wood county, petition against you and
John Noel setting forth that he is the owner of the
south half of the west half of the south east quar-
ter of 6. II. 6, r. II, in Wood county, by pur-
chase under an execution issned from said court
against John Noel; that you claim ownership of the
same land, but in fact the trustee of John Noel
and that you have conveyed the same premises to
him, which conveyance was not placed on record
but has been destroyed concealed, for the pur-
pose of defrauding the creditors of said John Noel
and especially the plaintiff Nicely. You will take
notice that unless you appear and answer or demur
to said petition by the second Saturday of January
a. D. 1885, at the term of court next thereafter said
petition will be taken confessed. and judgment
rendered accordingly. MURRAY & DODGE,
Oct. 20, 1S55.--23wG$3.37 Attys of Ptff.
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PerrysbUrg Prices GARRETT.

Wheat. sl65@1.70; Flour. Ss.50@9.pO; Rye.
15WS0: Corn, 35Gt40: Oats, 25W31; Potatoes, ~
M50: Butter, t9W20; Eggs, l0012; Apples dried,
S1.25M150; Peaches, dried, $L00@1.25; Beans,
$1.256t1 80; Feathers, 316tt4; Fresh Pork, cas-
Beef, 34G4; Tallow, 10W1}; Lard, Sml0: Wool,
256t30 Hay, $S.0oW1e,00; Wood, Si.2jW1.5 {;
Salt. 81 .006t2 90; Onions, 3IWj0
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Ebenezer Graham, admir- Of Jarvis Spaftord dec d,
rs. Marshall W Spatford et ai
4 DMINISTRATORS SALE.--By virtue of an
n alias order OF sale to me directed and delivered
from the court of common pleas of Wood county,
Ohio will offer for sale at the door Of the court
house in Perrysburg, on Saturday, December 22d.
1855, betweea the hours of II o'clock NJ. and ,
o'clock p. NJ of said day in-lot number 3, and the
west half of in-ot number 77G; also, out-lots ~
and PIG, in Perrysburg, Wood county, Ohio.
i. GRAHAM, admir-
MURRAY & DoDGE, -ittys Admir-.
Nov. 10, lSj5.~-2Gwj9l.SS
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Administrators sale,

Hannah Dustin, Admrx, vs.. Dustin's heirs.
DY virtue of an order of sale TO me directed and
ID delivered, from the court Of common pleas of
Wood county, Ohio, will fer for sale at the door
Of the court house in Perrysburg, on Saturday De-
cember 22d, 1855, between the hours Of II o'clock
~ and 9 o'clock p. IL. Of said day, the following
property: The undivided half of out-Iot 2G9 i'm
lots 80 and 2S6; the undivided half Of nlot 80
and the middle one-third part of ;nlot number 3SG
in the town Of Perrysburg, Wood county, Ohio,
subject to the dover estate of Hannah Dustin
therein. HANNAH DUSTIN, Adm'fH.
.E JAMES MURRAY, Sol. Pet.
Nov. 10, 1Sj5.--2Gwj$2 $212
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N-OTICE.--W William G. Lamb, administrator on
y tie estate Of \. D. Lamb this day filed his
>cytra accounts for settlement, which will be for
hearing or the 4th day of December, a. d. 1855.
JOHN 4. KELLEY Probate Judge.
rcrrysiurg. Nov. 10, lS5j.--21w3
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Noe Longs Estnte.

THE subscriber has been appointed and qualified
j. as administrator on the estate of Noel Long,
deceased, late of Webster township, Wood county
Ohio. MICHAEL MYERS,
Nov. 6, l855.--26w3%
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William Ewing and Adaline Hunter, executors of
\. HAYNES, decd rs. y. Whitney e' at
TXECUTORS' SALE.---By virtue of an alias
Il order of sale TO me directed and deli5ered from
the court of common pleas of Wood county Ohio,
will offer for sale the door Of the court house
in Perrysburg, on Saturday December 22d, ISjj.
between the hours of II o'clock NJ. and o'clock
p. NJ of said day, the north half Of the west half Of
the north west quarter of section number twenty
two (22) i'll township six, .G range ten Q0) east ill
Wood county, Ohio, containing 70 acres, more or
less. Terms of sale, cash.
WILLIAM EWING,
ADALINE HUNTER,
MURRAY & DOpGE, Attys. Ex'rs.
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uOYatio Ierrill's Estate.

TIVE subscriber has been appointed and qualified
!. - administrator on the estate of Horatio Mer-
rri, dece lsaa, late of Webster township, Wood
rcH',''. Ohio WALTER DAVIDSON.
Ncv. -. -~53.--2Gw3*
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DOCK ROSE, an invaluable remedy for all dir
II eases of the Liver, Scrofulcus ard Bilious n
plants. Indigestion, Dyspepsia Cutare Gus Eru1
tions, Salt Rheum, Eryspelas, Coughs, Ieadache,
Canker and Nursing Sore Mouth, Rheumatic and
Bronchial Affections, and General Debility. Itacts
with wonderful efficiency in 7arif5iDg he hiocd.
giving tone and elasticity TO the system, thereby
Inspiring energy and power to throw off these np
merous diseases incident to this climate.
In quart bottles, at 81 each.
2tf PECK & HAMILTON.
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NOTICE is hereby given that the subscriber has
" been appointed and qualified as administrator
til estate of Franklin Merrill deceased late of
Webster township, Wood county, Ohio.
WALTER DAVIDSON.
Nov 70 IoI5--9Gw3*
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Eherazer Graham, admir- of Jarvis Spatford, decd
Isaac Hull It Q}.
4 nNINISTRATORS sALE.--By virtue of a
y dac-e-ll order of sale to me directed and de-
liz cred f"gm the court of common pleas of Wood
"out" Ohio, will offer for sale at the door of the
court house in Perrysburg, on Saturday, December
22a 1855 between the hours of II O'Clock NJ. and
ocl0c.; =. NJ. of said day. ou-lots m the town Of
pcrr~SbnT-, Wood county, Ohio number 230 and
g. cont aiming each six acres, more or less.
E..GRAHAM, Admir-.
NuRRAY DODGE, Attys Admir-. ... ..
N,r. Il. t>l5.--2GwI&1.S
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NOTICE is hereby given that the subscriber has
y heen appointed and qualified as administrator
oa the estate of Nathan Merrill, deceased late of
Webster township, Wood county, Ohio.
WALTER DAVIDSON.
Nov. 70, lS55.--26w3*
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Cosmopolitan Art Association.
20 VI VI, Y.

SECOND YEAR.
4 RRANGEMENTS for the second annual col
"A lection of thf: ncw and popular institution for
the diffusion of Lteratare and Art, have been made
IN the extensive scale. Among the works al
ready engaged, is the far fafhed = GENOA OR T.
CIFIN,' which originally cost $4,000
In forming the collection, the diffusion of
works OF American art. and the encouragement of
American genius, have not been overlooked Com
missions have been issued to many of the most dis
t:ngUShed American artists, who will contribute
some Of their finest productions. Among them are
three Marble Busts, executed by the greatest living
seulptog-HiRAM POWERS
GEORGE TF1SI{[NGTON -
The Father of his Country;
BE-NJIliIN FR 1NkLTN,t the Philosopher;
DINIEL WEBSTER, the Statesman.
4 special agent has visited Europe and made
careful and iudcious selections of foreign works Of
art, both in bronze and marble statuarv and choice
paintings. The whole forming a large and valua-
hie collection Of Paintings and Statuary, to be dis
trhutel FREE among the members Of the dssoca-
tlon 70" -he second wear.
TERMS OF NGENBERsH1P. s'---
The payment Of So constitutes any one mem
her of this association, and entities him TO either
one Of the following magazines for year, and
also ticket in the distribution Of the Satuiry and
Paintings.
The literature issued to subscribers consists of
tie following monthly magazines: Harper's Put
Mam's, Kuckerbocker Blackwood's = Grah hams, Co
leys Ialys Book, and Household Words.
Persons taking five memberships are entitled to
any five Of the magazines for one year, and to six
tickets il The distribution.
The net proceeds derived from the sale of mem
hersEiYs devoted TO the purchase Of works of
qrt,for tie ensuing year.
TIE ADVANTAGES SECURED
o. - becoming member Of this association, are
lst. Each one receives the full svalue of his sub
scr!ption the start in the shape of sterling mag
Nz;,e literature.
-. Each member is contributing towards pur-
chasing choice works of art, which TO be dis
trihutel among themselves and are ut the same
time encouraging the artists of the country, dis
turs!Ia; thousands Of dollars through its agency.
Persons in renting funds for membership, will
please give their post office address in full, stating
tie month they wish the magazine to commence,
nyd have he letter registered at the post office to
prevent loss on the receipt Of which, certificate
Il membership, together with the magazine desired
will he forwarded 70 any part Of the country.
Those who purchase magazines at bookstores,
VII Observe that by joining this association they
receive to magazine and free ticket in the annual
ASributioa all at the same price they now pay for
tie magazine alone. For Memberships, address
C.. L. DERBY, Actuary 9. 4. a.,
. At ether Of the principal Offices" Knickerbocker
Magazine" office, 34S Broadway, New York; or
Western Office. 1876 Water street Sandusky, Ohio
Subscriptions received by J. MURRAY, honorary
sccretarv for Perrysburg, Ohio ,r
William c. Lamb, administrator on
y tie estate of 4. D. Lamb, this dav filed his
The Westerly echo, & Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1854-1858, 1855-08-09
A Little to PunctuaI.

The hour was approaching for the
departure of the New Haven steamboat
from her berth at New York, and the
usual crowd of passengers, and friends
Of passengers, newsboys, fruit vcnders,
cabmcn, and dock loafers, were assem-
bled on and about the boat. We were
gazing at the motly group, from the foot
Of the promenade deck stairs, when our
attention was attracted by the singular
action of a tall brown Yankee, in an
immense wool hat, chocolate colored
coat and pantaloons, and fancy vest
lie stood near the starboard paddlebox,
and scrutinized sharply every female
who came on board, every now and then
consulting an enormous silver bulls eye
watch, which he raised from the depth
Of a capacious fob, by means of power
ful steel chain. After mounting guard
in this manner, he dashed turiously
down the gang plank and up the wharf,
re-appearing on board almost instanta-
neously, with flushed face, expressing
the most intense anxiety. This series
of Operations he performed several
times, after which be rushed about the
boat, wildly and hopelessly circulating,
What's the time er day. Wonder
if my repeater's fast Whar's the
cap'n whar's the stuard : whar's the
mate whar's the boss that owns the
ship =
whats the matter, sir > we ventur
cd to ask him when he stood still u mo-
ment.
Hain't seen nothin' of gal in blue
run bouuet, with a white Canton Grape
shawl, (cost fifteen dollars pink gown,
aud brown boots, heyi come aboard
while was looking for the cap'u at the
pint end Of the ship-have ye, hey ?
No such person has come on board
'Tormentcd lightnin', she's my wife =
he screamed; married her yesterday.
All her trunks and mine are aboard,
under pile Of baggage tall as Con-
necticut steeplc. The darn'd black
niger says he can't hand it out, and |
won't lsav my baggage, any how. My
wife-only think on't--was to have come
aboard at half-past four, and here it's
most FIVE. What's become Of her she
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should be deemed parsimonious.
pledged myself to expend one thousand
dollars in a manner more pleasing to
our guests, and which should obviate
any such imputation.
And now to you, patriot fathers, and
these nursing mothers Of our country, |
present thee one thousand dollars. 1t
is just one hundred dollars to each SOL
der and soldiers widow 1t is mere
trife. No thanks my friends
Then addressing the children, he said:
You will each b. removed to-mor-
row to excellent places and if you con-
tinuc to be industrious and perfectly
honest in word aud deed, you will be-
come respectable members Of society,"
TO Dr. NJ - he said:
To you under God, owe my life.
l did not know your locality, neither
had | heard Of your mislortunes, until
a few days since. | can never repay
the debt | owe you; but if you aad
your daughter will accept the next fur
nished house adjoining mine l will see
that you never want again.
'You, Mr.. Brown, are my father in
the Lord Under your preaching first
became convinced of sin, and it wa,
your voice that brought me the words
OF salvation. You will remain in IN,
house. | have pious servant to attenC
you. Ii is time that you were at peace
aud your excellent lady relieved Of hel
heavy burden
The crippled preacher fell PROSTATE OF
the floor, and poured out such thanks.
giving and prayer as found way to the
heart Of Mrs. W, who ultimately
became meek and pious woman-a fit
.helpmate for dcvout minister. And
strange Gospel to say, she dates her
conversion from the day Of that comical,
but not Improbable, dinner party.
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Il. Nj. Dunn,

Il. Nj. Dunn,
Keeps constantly on hand large stock of
Gentlemen's and Boys Clothing, adapt
ed to the season, such as, Hats,
Caps, Goats, Vests, Pants, Shirts,
Undershirts, Draws, Boots
and Shoes, &C., &c.
Fancy articles and Ready Made Clothing
at low prices. l37tf
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George d. Wells,

Dealer in Boots and Shoes of all descrip-
tions. Gentlemens fine Calf Boots,
CATERS of all descriptions, Rubbers
and rubber Boots. Thick Boots,
Brogans, Shoes, sc.
aides Caters, Walking Shoes Slippers &c.
Main Street, Westerly, Il. |. 134tf
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DR.. FaTnham...Dentist.

~ AN be found at his office from the first to
" the 22d OF each month, until further no.
2l9r
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Porter & LOVcIand.

Manufacturers of Tin and SheetLon Ware
A full supply of Stoves, of the most ap-
proved patterns, always on and.
Tin and Sheet Iron Ware for sale, or made
20 or, Ter, at short notice.
shop on High stree, io'h