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Cheese.
TWO Thousand bs. Western Reserve Cheese for sale
july23 SHORT & RENIcK.
Fresh Oysters.
ElFFf dozen cans Baltimore Uystcrs. warranted Of
L beat quality, for sale Wholesale retail.
july ~. .,..- SHORT h gENIcK.
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New and Eelegant Jewehy.
W. Il undersigned has jazt received and opened
L at bis establishment On Third street nearly op.
posite the Barret House, large stock Of
welry,
Consisting Of iadies and gents fine breast pins
rings, fnger-rings, gold guard and fob chains. gold
pencils aud pens, silver ware &c, DC. would say
farther that have foil and general assortment Of
all kihdsof jeweiry and othef ticics usuaIly kept
IN jewelry establishments my jese!ry is all Of the
latest fashions and for quality, fn.h and beauty
inferior to none. Give me call, as sell my goods
at only small advance over Eastern
Wholesale Prices.
va Remember the place, Third street, nearly op-
posi'e the Barict House
va Watches and all kinds of jewelry repaired at
short notice and Mt low prices.
july II, IS. J. PRoCIIASKA
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Removals.. E. TAYLOR.

4LClHVVul. d "a IN LVN
TAKES this method Of info ming his friend. ard
L the public generally. that he hhs removed biz
place of business to the room
,Over Cool5augh & Brooks Banking Ho,a,
where he would be glad to see all those WIN may VITA
any thing in his line.
A few Patterns Of tho,c elegant French Cloths aud
Ca simeres On band. and will be spld at a Bargai,
preparatory to the Fall Trade. Also.a variety Of Fan
cy Silk and Narcotics Vcstngs, Pant 'in,ns, dr,
cheap for Cab.
Gentlemen wanting ary thing IL Inc will fBi
it greatly to their advantage /" ',i ,o"r, Ia
determined 10 cosc out my lrcsrut stock to max,
room fer large assortment this fall.
ny Agent for Scn'r'- RepoT, Of Fashions.
Burlington july 10 =, Wy
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New Goods

New Goods.
I'HE subscriber has just received gcnoral ssos,
l ment OF Dress gods, consisting IL lart Of
Black and 'ney silks. Bmsges. Ti.Sucs &C.:
Mantilas, Dress trimmings, Fringes and Lawns;
Also--Cloths, Cas.imeses and Voting.
Daily expecting larg and general assorimc n, n
seasonable goods which will be sold low.
Friends and the puhlir generally arc respectful,
invited to call ard examine goods and prices.
darlington. Iowa. June Is. IS J. ". SWAN
MONEY TO LOAN! =
ID EAL Estate securities in this city and count,
L required. June ISL BROWN 4 LAnsr
Dissolution.
TIIik coparinership hereto ore existing under ID,
i name of Sunderland 4 Hart, isthis day dissolved
by mutual consent. The tusiness Of the late fra
will be settled by Isaac T. Sunderland, ut the a
stand on Jeftuon street. Those knowing them el,,,
indebted TO said frmwill please cali and settle up
by note or otherwise
J. p. SUNDERLAND h BRO.
S. NJ. HART.
ISAAC T SUNDERLAND
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Imnartant to Farmers

Important to Farmers
ME have large stock # farming tools on hand,
w some Of which We will sell at the following
rricef:
Grape Vine, Mnley, InrrpYed Go Ahead and Tcle-
graph grim cradles for SO 90
Turkey Wing do do 25j
Scythcs and Sna,hs for 50 ents cash.
Two tined has forks 10 do do
All of the above tools warranted.
Sign Of the Lock, Mainst.
iuiv 8 :. WHITE. PIERCE. & WATERMAN.
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q. Z :. sap.~,'

On Ihar.ls i ,adrsing la.s one d she
sasaiz4 esstSassrs i he County Grocery,
was seitizea of the Sucker State, resi-
'iens sf Henderson Eonnty He vas one.
u. sl.sse kind 81 aen wss a4s very much
afflicted with ii-cs~e tiie only remedy
for which il strong Drink. : That he
vas thus afflicted was very egident from.
his physiognony-froin the s'redneM OF
eye" and other signs NOD easily mistakea.
The fcstislahiet Iiagar was not in the
siroeery. but his geatlemaniy and popular
clerk was sa,ilingIy awaiting orders from
friends and patrons. slr. B. from
Snckerdom commenced negotiating for a
pint Of Whiskey He was told that the
county had now but two qualities on hand
would probably hare better assortment
in September--that the price was, for best
quality thirty five cents per pint, second
twenty-five After some negotiation in re-
gard TO bottles, those provided not being
Of the right shape for pocket use, sale
was finally effected of one pint, best quail
ty at thirty fve--bo..lc ten, total forty five
cents, which sum was paid and safely de-
posted in The county till.
Our Sucker friend, not being able TO de.
posite the bottle out of sight in pocket,
(the county is loosing trade for want OF
the right kind of bottlcs!) tucked it under
his left arm, beneath eoat aud waistcoat,
wcnded his way down Thirdto Jefferson,
down Jefferson to Main, down Main to
Cambell Il McClure's lumber yard, where
| protected from vulgar scrutiny he took a
heavy dose Of this "medicine," which the
county Judge has forbidden to be drunk
| in the Grocery. Towards noon the med
icinal properties of the counties whiskey
began to be very apparent-Sucker exhib.
| iting signs of WEAKNESS and disposition
to lay down When last seen he was on
| his way homo in the bottom Of farmers
wagon, sans hat sans sense and sans every
thing but whiskey, rolling around among
plugs of tobacco, cigars, scythes, and other
miscellaneous articles, purchased before
the medicine began to operate.
Case No. 9.
One day last week gentleman familiar
ly entered one of our dry goods stores il
the evening, inquired for ice water--wher
produced he drew from a side pock ct a pis
tol loaded to the m:zzle with brandy, from
the county Grocery. While the twain
the gentleman with the bottle and the on.
in the store, were discussing the merits o
the brandy, an inquiry was made, "Die
you lie for this, or how did you get ity'
"Oh no, ] Just told him l wanted pin
aud he put it up
''I'hen you a int sick -
Sick we are. dealing faro Ny part
ner can't half play, unless he's got slu.
in hia! That's what its for p :
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e UG ARS-sd bids. New oresns sugar;
} SO bbls clarified do e
80 do crushed sugar. fer sale ny
june Is, '55 SHORT & KEMICK
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Cash! Cash :!

City Lots for Sale,
ON the South Hill, in desirable Locations Term
I &c. given at the Real estate office Of
JuIy % BROWN h LAHEE
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WHEELING NAILs-Iil keg. a,r.r,r' Ca va
w in store and for sale ny II HUM d ~
IN noo Acc Iou. Land for Sale.
To Country Mere hants

june13 Real Es,ase agent, burlington, 10
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Kansas dates of to-day received. The
legislative committee appointed o draw up
a mem orial praying the President to remove
Gov. Rseder, reported yesterday. The me-
mortal sets forth complaints against Gov.
Reeder from the beginning Of his administra-
ton; calls HIM clog TO the wheels of Gov
ornmrnt, and asks fur his speedy removal
Mr.. Honston the only free-soil member is alb
sent, it is thought, for the remainder of the
season.
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40, cesssY gsrDg.--Ils' jast ~ god ma
n. never .ss at,a I'D ,izst bci,esf ~ Dodge tss-
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s.s DOS TKoY, N. Y, July 81.
Gov. Clark has committed the sentence Of
death passed upon Mrs. Robinson, the veil
ed murderess, to imprisonment for life in
Sing Sing prison,
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SrBAsTcPoL TO DE Blown Up.--S Sur.
eeon w r. Whitehead. of Virginia, M
present serving in Sebastopol with the
Russians, recently wrote letter TO his
friends here, in which be says Sebas
iopo will never be taken; i, may be
blown up by the Russians. I" Thst q
course they would do If they felt them
selves compelled 10 abandon the place.
The news by the Atlantic. however,
shows that the Russians are MAKING.
every preparation for defence. and Sebas-
topol will be neither abandoned nor Rown
up so long as thty are able to hold ii. If
this fortress were ten times less importan,
than it is, it would still be a point Of
honor with the Russians TO maintain
possession ogainst the Allies at every
hazard. - Chicago Dem. Press.
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EE- The New York correspondent Of

EE- The New York correspondent OF
the Congregationalist writes
Dr. H., who is pastor Of An Orthodox
church, has been annoyed by the forward
ness of lay brother 10 speak whenever
an OPT ortunity was offered. to the fire.
quent exclusion OF those whose remarks
bad a greater tendency to edihcation
This had been carried so lar that the pas
tor, whenever he stated that an op or
tunity would now be afforded for any
brother to offer an exhortston,' had a.
ways a secret dread of tie loquacious
member. On one special occasion the
latter prefaced a prosy. inchorent haran
que, with an account of previous con-
tro,ersy he had been carrying on with
the great adversary. My friends, said
he. the devil and | have been fighting
for more than twenty minutes he tod me
not 10 speak tonight. but / Determined !
would he said some Of the rest could
speak better than l, but still tell tina, /
ould moi keep silent /; he even whispered
that / spoke too often. and that nobody
wanted 10 hear me but WAS no. 10 b.
put down ihatiway, and now that have
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HOUSE PAINTING AND GRAINlNC.

THE undersigned respectfully Announces to
the CT rzens OF keokuk that he has opened =
Pant Shop on Third Street, above Man, where
he will be pleased to attend to the orders o!
those who may favor him with call. He fiat
ters himself that his work will compare with
any done ia the eastern cities. Specimens oil
wood and marble limitations may be seen BY
calling a. his shop.
shlrs of the public patronage is solicited
Ifyou want work done in nv line, with neat
ness AID dispatch, call OF me-aIi Ak is a fan
trIal. JEREMIAH BROWN.
July 27, 1858. dim
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II Mr.. Sumner, OF Massachusetts,
Mhile travelling i'll Ohio recently, met wi h
an accident which might have proved
more serious. He was riding in an old
buggy, behind a three year old colt. and
with very careless driver. The road
was bad, and the colt took fright at tn.
breaking of a shaft, and ran away. The
buggy struck the corner Of worm
ience" with such violence, that it was
tnl own twelve feet in the air. and turned
over several times. Mr. Sumner clung TO
The buggy, and landed under the wreck
He was stunned by the fall and was m
able TO exirlcate himself until assistance
came. His leg was severely bruised, and
one Of lbs toes completely crushed. He
Is still in he West, and will go through
Wisconsin, Indiana, and Michigan, before
returning home.
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ATTENTION SLAVE HuET IN AMERICA
-" Two or three days -ince. gentleman
Of the parish, in hunting runaway negroes,
came upon a camp of them in The swamp
IN Ca, Island. He succeeded In arrest
ing two of them, but the third made fight,
aud upon being shot in the shoulders fled
to sluice, where the dogs succeeded in
drowning him before assistance cnud ar
rive. - ST. Fancisri1e { La Chronicle.
There are but few countries in the
world where such noble game n be
found. And it has this peculiarity, also :
There is no season when 1t j. not lawful 10
pursue it = albany Eve. Jomrnol
CHoLrRA AND ELEcrRo- MAGsErrsM -
1t is known to good many, says the New
York Journal 81 Commerce. that Dr. Bett-
mr., of New York, has for more than n
year past been pursuing series of in
quiries ard researches embracing tn same
views as those of Professors Rossi and
Concais, with reference TO the cure o.
cholera by Electro Magnetism, and anti
cipating them perhaps in point OF fact
and time. He 3 preparing a treatise I or
publ eaton, which viii in due time be
given to the public.
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fee of County Judge, 1t is all bosh tina
a County Judge must be profound ant
skillful. lawyer in order to discharge wei
his duties. And we hope no one vii
allow himself to be imposed upon by ths
absurd notion that the Probate business
of this county must necessarily be hedgec
in and surrounded with the mysteries AND
chicaneries and technicalities Of an etfett
ard cumbersome system of usages which
had their origin in the ages Of polemic
darkness. This is progressive age
ours is a progressive State, end we want
progressive men, apt, skillful and quick
in affairs. to manage the public business.
Such man i. S,uort, end such be hrs
proven himself TO be by bis eminent sue
cess in business as well as in securing the
esteem and respect of all who know him.
Thus much we have said in regard to
personal matters, because we thought 1t
called for by the dersive and unscrupu
lous course of our opponents towards Mr..
Stuart. In a general point Of view there
are, we think, weighty reasons why al.
of every name and shade If belief, who
do not desire TO perpeiuate the dictatorial
power Ct on arrogant, tricky, and selfish
Court House clique, or who feel an IN
stinc'ive and inextingdshable tepugnance
10 marching under the black banner OF
the slavery prop gandisis, should buckle
on their amor, and do thrir best ende..
vors against the combined power Of the
Office h ldcrs and ,ffice seekers. The
very fact that, in these days OF fusion
and confusion, OF rapid progress and keen
perception Of the moral phase Of all ques
lions, any set OF men should attempt 10
perpetuste morlbu and rotten organl-
zation--and that, too, uuder tie sacred
name of Democracy, which they have
falsifed by basely trucking TO The slave
power--is of itself their all suflicient
condemnation Such men lag behind the
times. Such an organization is fit only
to be br,ken up and scattered to the
winds. !, And all men of ingenious minds
and free spirits, who know how to think
for themselves. and dare to think for
themselves. will unite cordially, whatever
may have been their diversitles Of opin.
ion. against such an organization, and
viii not cease from their abors until they
have buried it beyond the possibility Of
its longer offending against humanity
and liberty.
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CASH CROCKERY HOME,
q OUL DIS T. LLIOT
Importers and Jobbers Of

Eorfhenware. Chino and Glassware,
No. 1875 Pearl Street, and Nc. 81 Chambers ST..
NEW YORK,
VIZ OULD say to Merchants and Dealers gen
w orally that. having established a CASH
House in this branch Of trade, they are fully
convinced that thcs can sell CRtcKEkY etc, al
such prices nj pay the pure haser fine p' Of
it to retail. Experience has proved very con
cIusvely TO us that, py sdher,ng strictly to the
cash system, we can afford 10 sell from ten t.
twenty per cent below the regular credit trade
prices.
To this end we ask an examination o. our
STYLES and prices, Inst of which will be for
warded by mail to am party desiring.
Earlhenware, by the Invoice, single package,
or very carefully rep,cked ioi the
COUNTY, TRADE.
July 81, 1885 dly
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Removal!
D, f, HUMPHREY D. GAGE

lave removed Their HAT, Cap, Bonnei and
IL Millinery Emporium TO No. 50, Main
Street, between 81 and 4ih, few doors above
their old stand, where they will continue then
business on Iarg.ly increased scale, both IN the
wholesale and retail departments.
We will have the largest stock of goods in our
line ever orongh TO the Western country. and
" i'll be enabled 10 supply the wants of any
Country Merchant in Iowa or eiseu here.
We w,ikhave stock OF goods for the "fetai!
trade" hich will be second To no,e Ia Chcaa o
or st. Louis in point Of "s!yl.s" aud quality"
Our rooms are fitted up in the finest style aud
no pains will be spared to make the
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Letter from the Gar of Russia to the Prenden,

Correspondence OF the N. Y Herald
WAsnIseroS. july 20.-The principal
members of the cabinet met this morning
at an carly hour. II was chance thai
brought them together. The President
had received letter from the Gear Of
Russia. in reply TO one transmitted by a
special hand through our Minister at St.
Petersburg, congratulatory upon his sue.
cess,on. This letter, like a previous one
received by President Pierce from his il
lus,rious father, bore his own autograph,
and is evidently not intended for the pub.
lie gaze. The knowledge that letter Of
this nature had been received, brought
about a meeting Of an iuqurng cabinet
dav before tie usual time of meeting
It's sincerity OF sentiment, as far as | can
learn, appears in every line. The docu-
ment is a singul II one, and, Of the same
time. some What lmportant ia It's congratu.
tory tone Of the Increasing erea ness OF
the United States. The dying fathers
admoni'ory advice to The son, his success
or, now the Emperor, was 10 study his pa
pers-pryate, which would be found in
his escritolre- which he had received
from the most eminent men in the United
States, among the names Of whlch are TO
be found those Of Jackson, CT y. Webster
and others. The imperial potenlate &C
know lodges all the value Of these papers
placed upon them by his illus'rious Ia her,
an receives with expressions Of IN re
than usual feeling the strong national IN
terest manifested by the American PEG.
pie in the success OF the war upon which
his great father had entered. lie pro-
poses the most lasting friendship between
Russia and lie United States. This last
European mail has brought more impor.
liant intelligence TO the United States than
airy arrival since the establishment of our
steam connection with Europe.
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EsE The Boston Herald is RESPONSE

EsJ@ The Boston Herald is response
bic for the following. The venerable and
volube old female snuff-taker is per-
feet character, in her way. She is q
feminine brick Hear her upon ques-
ton of Morals and Wag-- But We have
not come TO that yet Read on:
"'Now, there's them bsys-young men
they're called-boys call them. There
they are--Abner and Dan 'el-smart boys
- good family very respectable folks
-yery-v.e-r y! Known them ever so
long--liye down in Springfield = folks
well to do in the aorld-pIous folks too.
And there's them boys, Al er end Dan el.
Both of 'em-Abner twenty FIVE. Dan 81
twenty-five. There they are. Folks OF
church-going people. Orthodox. There's
them boys. Op,e ed TO the liquor law
both of EN-. Bad as in fiddes Suppose
they don't b'leeve in no He'll. lis az full.
Perfectly awful. A-wiu Both Il
en-
"Here the venerable matron took an
alarming pinch of sn ,ff-mind, she had
been pnnctuating the above remarks with
eonstant pinches. but here she came 10 a
full st, p with one that was really wonder
deffui She survived it. however, and
then went Oh: Both them boys took a no.
lion TO RIDE. Sunday to. Sabbath break-
ing What d they care /? All days one
20 them. / spose. Perhaps don, b'leeve
in no S ,bbalh. Don't b'leeve in DO moth.
IN. Took notion To 90 out on a ride.
Down they went TO the stables. Livery
stables. And there they hired a--tbey
hired a-let me see; " hat ,eas il they
Tired ~
carriage suggested my friend.
:" No, no; wait minute; what uas il?
They hired s-a--'
Chaise? buggy, carryall?' he limited
in rapid succession,
No, no. no; wait a minute. I'll
think ont in minute. They hired a.
they hired s-wh0t W as it they hired?'
Cart ? tilbury ph@ton gig? he
again suggested, really growing curious 10
knS W V hat ii was they hired.
No. no, no; Lord massey, what was
liz Let me see. II was At was a.
Here she took another alarming pinch.
"'Hsndcart ? wheelbarrow I? donkey
cart? dirt carl1 dray9 furniture wagon p
No, no, no. SIR | tell you no.
| 'Twarnt any Of 'em. 1t was a-itw was a
-sake's alive, what was the name OF ilo'
Fire engine locomotive ? go-carl ?
Juggernaut balloon? watering cart q
broke out my friend, in desperation.
"'No, no, no. DO wait minute. Lord
a-massy, It's strange ! forget il. They
hired athey hired a.
"fisrs SITE came to dead pause, med
itated and took snuff largely.
The volubie oil lady 20. hold Of it .,
last. They had hired 3 "Cestrts'' "a spo-
cies OF wagon she had no. heard Of Be
fore ~
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LAueHABLE.--To see an ignoramus of
an Editor be-ratng lis neighbors on their
zone ideaism." when every body knows
that the Judgment Of even half an idea in
the brain Of said Editor would split his
head square open.
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JULY ARRIVAL!
REC EIVED II lis Jay
July 18th. 1855,

PER AMERICAN EXPRESS.
30 pieces Whit Musqnito Boblnets.
81 I" Pihk d. do
25 white Grape Shawls with extra heavy
frlnges.
40 pieces Bleached Cotton Drilling.
% " New York Mills bleached Shifting.
20 g Red and Yellow Flannel.
All Of which will be sold very low at IS,
Main Street. j. A. DURKEE co.
July 20, 1855. diff
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eainel tie victory must tell yon all that
is in my heart Then followed the tedi-
Gus hurangue aforesaid. As they were
coming out Of the session room The good
pastor inclined his bead so ,ha, his m ,ui h
approached the ear % the millan, merA-
Der, and whispered, Brother, /. think tie
Depu r9S riqht r''
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Col. FABEKs AND Col. KINEEY.-A
CORES pondence has been going on for
some weeks since between Col Fabens.
United States Consul at Greytown. and
Mr.. Secretary Marcy. in relation to the
Kinney Expedition. The Secretary wishes
to know whether his consul's hands are
clean. Mr.. Fabens holds up his hands,
and tells the Secretary to look and Judge
for himself The Secretary locks. but
has not vet been able to make up his
mind. Mr.. Fabens also asks to have CO.
Kinney and his fellow missionaries pre-.
tected from the threatened hosilities Of
the Nicaragnans by ship-of war The
Secretary thinks that the government can
not interfere anil the Colonel and his
comrade purge themselves Of the indict
meni found against them by grand jury
OF their own countrym MIR. Fabt ns
replies hat they have prac icaly pu-ged
themselves, and that they are all good
men and true. To thai portion the Secre-
tary has not as yet offered anything fur
thtr.-N. J.. Ere. Post
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Lands 4 City Lots for sale.

| AviNG been requested BY sundry persons
and al snndrv tlaes to name the prices
would lake for my lands and lois in Iowa, AXE
this opp riunity IN inform the public In genera
OF the prices ] Will now take for the same. A
list is hertunio annexed
"a of section s, township 65, range 5.
N w @ 9, 8. G5, +" 3
ST. IL, SIS, 3
LIT II IN Block 8 IN keokuk
a. 10 IS
"a "l20
g.
g."
and The who'e Of " III
Let's 60 ard ie3n Nashville, and the S "a
Of N " Il of El4 90 -65-5 40 acres) -
dispute.
For the whole Of which l will take toe n D .f,co
thousand doIags, one-third IN hand ard The ba.
ance m one, tao. three AMI Tour annual paw
mems. with interest at I'D per cent from date, To
be paid Annually, aud secured by deed OF trust
until all is paid.
Any person wishing for p,rteula ar information
as 10 location or quality OF the lands, nav APP
p'y'o II t Read, Esq or his Honor the May
Of In city Of Keokuk.
VIM GILLISS
July - 1883.
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j. 5. REEBE,

Main Street, 6riween S,rih rnd lSerenth
AZ HOLESALE aud Retail Dea'er n stoves
w Hollow Ware, Timers Stock, &c. Also
manufacturer OF Tin, Copper. aid Sheet-Iror
Warea.
Roofing and Jobbing in Tin. Copper, ano
Shee,-Iren v hieh will warrant TO give sasis-
faction. j. 3. bEEbE.
July "a, 1855. dly