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.farulfr i Column,
How blestth Farmers simple life.
Far from tn. noise Of the city's strife.
The Farmer.


Does the farmer dig the dirt 7
Aye, aye;
Does he wear 3 coarse shirtf
Aye, aye;
And II his cheek is brown
With the kisses Of the sun,
As he less q gentleman
Nay. nay.
Does the farmer pillow and sowf
Aye. aye.
Doesh he WELD the spade and hoe 2
Aye, aye.
And If his hand Is hard,
And his feet be roughly shed.
Shall we give him less regard I
Nay. nay.
Does the farmer work for ALI
Aye, aye
1Abors he for great aud smalit
Aye, aye;
II from out the farmers store
Comes the bread for rich and poor,
Should we honor him the more7
Yea, yea
Give the farmer then his dues;
Aye. aye;
Though he SERVES, he's nAsrER, too,
Aye, aye.
Ard may Heaven its blessings shed
Down unon the farmers had
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sHERIFF's SALE.
Luther, Grail 4 Co.,

Luther, Grail & Co,
vs.. In Ash Com. Pleas.
Robert McMahaa ct. al.
DURSUANT to the command of an orderof
II Sale, duly issued in the above case from
the Court of Common Pleas of Ashland Coun
ty to me directed, / win expose to Public Sale
at the door of the Court House in said County,
on
NJ ndaH the 3lst dayg December,
AID. 1856, between the hours of ten oicloeka.
m. and fouI o'clock p. M, ofsaid day, the fol-
owing described Real Estate. situate and be
to wit; Being the undivided haisscf the north-
west quarterof sectien{7 y seven, townshipf2He
~twenty-one, and range G5) fifteen, containing
hundred and ffty-nine acres, more or less.
Terms Of sale, Cash.
JOHN D.. JONES, Sheriff.
November 81, 1855. 26ts-pfS3.50.
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q BIB An % o. MOI
9nnl0r0ns,
A DRUNKEN GENIUS.

According to the Philadelphia Dis
patch, a tall, slab-sided specimen of .
Jerseyman, who hailed from some be-
nighted region of the sandy State, came
to the city on Friday, and ~perseveringly
going around taking specimens. he man
aged to get himself pretty well spirit
logged. Jersy finally got under sucha
head Of steam that he collapsed, and
fetched up gloriously, shortly after
night, upon a cellar door. After re-
posing upon his ~ligneous bed for a brief
season, and giving occasion meanwhile
for much speculation among the boys,
who are usually on hand upon such occa-
sion, .star' passed along that way,
aud carted the PROSTATE votary of whis-
key off to the station house. By yes
terday morning Jersy became sufficient
ly sobered to have a hearing, and he
was taken before an Alderman, who
shall be nameless but who enjoys a
a reputation for official dignity, images,
terial Importance, pomposity, highfalu-
tiness generally.
The prisoner was as taciturn as his
judge was wordy, and an amusing dia-
logue took place between the parties.
After the officer got through with his
evidence, in which the fact of drunken
ness was very clearly set forth, the AL
derman commenced
sAhem Well sir, and so you have
been getting intoxicated, sir, and for
getting the decencies of life and your
social obligations (? Have you no ap-
probation of the social obligations of
good citizens p
Nary probation r responded the de-
PENDANT, sententiously.
sIfyou have no respect for your OBJ
legations to society, sir, have you no
knowledge of the requirements of the
law p
Nary knowledge = responded Jersey.
stolidly.
Don't you know, sir, that there is a
'straiuing law in Pennsylvania? Do you
never see a newspaper in your part of
the world, sir p
Nary newspaper
Well. ignorance of the law excuseth
no man. continued the magistrate, be-
coming somewhat riled at the manser of
the offender { have you ever made that
discovery
Mary discovery p replied Jersey, in
the usual tone.
The squire was getting his back up.
{ Do you know anything but you eternal
nary sir?
Mary anything quietly replied the
man of few words.
Have you money to pay your fine P
Numbered the Alderman.
Mary redt' responded Jersey.
Take him below = growled the man
of law, the fellow has neither money
nor wit
Nary + was the remark, as the officer
started to escort his charge to Moya-
mensing ward.
The last VIC heard of the genius was a
reply he made to the night billy.
Look a here stranger said the latter
'as a general thing. do you %confipe
your remarks to one word Don't you
know anything but Nary9'
Mary 7 was the reply.
The police kept his temper, and
didn't use his billy, although the provo
cation was great.
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CURE FOR SCRATCHES IN HoRsEs.-
Take good fifty per cent rum, put in as
much eopperas as will dissolve, and wash
the horses feet and legs as far as you
can feel any punches, two or three times
a day. It will cure in q few days. /
am no horse doctor but always doctor
my own, and have as few lame as my
neighbors, who employ adoctor. I have
recommended it with perfect success,
where other remedies have failed. The
scratches is something you must kill,
before you can heal, SO that they will
not break out again. Copperas and
rum will do it; grease the legs a little
after you know the scratches are killed.
Cor. Farmers Journal.
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HeImbola's Genuine PfeparatiOnS
HELMBoLD'S HIGHLY sNCENTRATED
Compound FtW4a xtfae6
Ruchm.

For diseases ef the Bladder and Kidneys. Secret
Diseases, Structures, NeakneeBes. and, al dis
eases Of the Sexual Organs. whether In Aale or
Female, from whatever cause they may have or
igfnafed, and no matter Of how long utnuding.3
Ifyouh have contracted the terrible disease Nhieh
when once seated In the system, will 1urelF go'
down from one generation to smother, anderminE,
ing the constitution and sapping the. very vttAE
fluids Of life. do o ttrnst youfself In The nsnds o.
Queeks. who start up eyery day I'M city Ike -9hil
and I'LL the papers VITA gIariaR falseho0dB. too well
calculated 10 deceive the young. en5 tthoss nos
acquainted with their tricks Yon cannot BE- too
careful in the selection ofa remedy in these cases
The Fluid Extract Huchu has been pronouncadt
by eminent physicinns the greatest remedy ever
knwon-zn Il emedieine perfectly pieasan3fuits
taste, and very innocent in its action. and yet ~
thorough thattt annihilates every s4riiclr Of the
rank aud poisonous virus Of this dreadful diecai6s
ease In the blood.
Constitutional Dehilitz. brought on hT selfebnre;
4 most terrible disease. which has brought lton-
sands ofthe human race to ultImoIy frhuc1. th1ur
bursting the brilliant hopes Of parents. and blight
ing in the bud the glorious amhffion OF many me.
BILE youth can be cured BY this I~nf1llibIe Heue17.-
And As . medicine which meat benefit everybody
ffUm the simple delicate to the confined and date
pairing invalid. no squalls 70 be found bofh
as a Cure and preventive.
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A HINr TO BE ATTENDED TO Now
Those who desire fresh Parsley and
Thyme through the winter, have only to
put rough boards edgewise aroundt
small bed of each, fastened at the cor
ners with mail or two, and then cover
up with boards They should slant suf-
fciently to carry off the winter. In
moist mild days, also, when there is a
bright sunshine, some Of the coyeriog
should be removed. We have followed
this practice for many years, and have
always had an abundance ofgreen thyme
and parsley, the entire winterand spring.
Ger. Telegraph.
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To WHlTEN THE SKIN.-Slice q quar-
ter of a pound of old CASTLE soap, and
place it in . jar near the FIRE, pour ever
it . h~alf-a-pint of alcohol when the
soap is dissolved and blended with the
spirit, add one ounce of glyeeripe, an
equal quantity of oil of almonds, with q
few drops Of essence Of violets or ottar
Of roses, then pour it into moulds to cool
for use.
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WANTE Ed.

a n active honest Man in each SECTION ofthe
"a State. to take orders by SAAREE@ for
VELREAUtS MAGNETIC AGENTS. A
salar7kaf $s00per year, and a small camnis..
sion viii be paid. g Salary payable Month
lY."zFor particulars address DIR. M. VEL
PEAU, 422k Broadway. New York, enclos-
ing stamp to prepay answer
Oct 81. 1856. 24v
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/. ~ Little children are as apt Il
tell big stories hat will not stand close
examination as older people are. Wit
ness the little fellow who came running
in from the barn, and cried out:
ooh ! ma, I seen a live mouse, I did !
You did p inquiries the mother with
a searching look.
mo, ma, I didn't just see him, but
heard him squeak q little,
Another of the same size got his facts
mixed up, when he came home and be
gan:
OH pa, I have just seen n of the
worsest dog fights a was ever seen or
hearn tell of in the world
Well, my boy, how was it ?
Why, there was one great, big black
dog, with white ears and q brass collar
and one little black and green dog what
hadn't no men with him, and as
Come, come, Simon, don't talk SO
fast ; you get everything mixed DIP stop
and get breath a moment
Well, l was going to tell you how
one dog with white ears got on oae side
the meeting-house, and the other
Westinghouse with The yellow dog ; no,
no, mean, one Westinghouse with the
green ears, got IN one side of the
dog, and the other, he-no, no, the
dog with the yellow ear, he gave
y yelp at the Westinghouse and the
dad, I give it up. I don't
believe there was any dog-ight at all +
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HEIMB0DD's HIGHLY CONCENTRATE
Compound Fluid Extract
50 Esanarf1gaz

For Purifying fAs Blood. rsmosing etdisseae arr
ing from szeess Of .NerearV. ezp0srrs and fnPrn--
deRce IN tUs, ekTon c eonifitnfioHaf disseass nrf1ing
from IN inprrs STATE 81 fhs Blood, end fhe esq
reliabfe and efeetuaf kNoUn reHsfEfoE ta4Ta7f ~
ScrefEla. Sail RhsnN. Seaif Head, Ufcsfatf5As ~
fhc Threat asd Legs. Paine and SDsfi9F y t4s
Bones, Tstter. PimPiss On ths Fade erd aa tsalg
ErnptioHs Of fAe Skis. $1,000 : svz
This article Is now prescrihed By someypftha
most distinguished Physician 10 the COUNTY,, and
has proved more efIcient In rroctlcf shan any
preparation Of the sarsnpzTiiia yet offered % the
curiai and Scrofuloua diseases have entirely necog.
cred in The incufahle wards ofonr public l%nelllu-
tions which had for mani years realstede ycIy mode
furnish striking =<amples ofthc ealnterl eject Of
this medicine IN arresfing some Of lhomort tnVet3
crate diseascs. after The glands were dek-sayeds and
NoT1cs-Letter rom resp61sibIs fhysaiiGsr
and Professors Of several Medical CQlleeeg, 49,
certificates of cures nom patients VIII Be focn4
acssmpanFingbo both Preparations,
Pnrcss. fluid Extssct'o Or Bushu, e1perhe.tisse
Z = /" safsapsriiia,
equal IN slFsHgth IS sRs gallon q ssrnRss 49,
RPre1.rsa and sela By n. 4 H~ELNHotp, 1esn
ist: $50 CheltRsf Street near re flEs14 49eH1
Philadelphia.
TO be had of
And OF Druggists and DsaierR oSefyWhcra
an ktteys directed % III PyspriEsr - .1fmt -
sfi1s tNHs dfGts stfsEtieHT
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wag. observing on the door of
house the mama Of two physicians, re-
marked that it reminded him of double
barreled gun-if one missed, the other
was sure to kill.
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John d. Jones and
$ Willard Slocum,
and Foreclosure Of !
@ Mortgage, in Ash


= : Boyer, Rra. Hsf q s1 EdSsla Lee Lee
John \. Barker, nest ship. AsIisSdaf go
~ the 18th of Noyembef, A. d, 1866, ssss
" Justice, issued an Order Of Attachment IN
the above action, for the sum Of twenty-six dol
lars and si1ty-tvo centss INC twenty five doll
the probable costs of this action.
Rnegles, nor. q, asss assvs
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Rainf Milla.

or various patteFns, kept constantly ON
~ hand and for sale at
3m26 A. j. ENDLYsS
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sHERIFF's SALE.

SHER1FFS SALE
Warner 4 Loop Hamlin, RushmOre& Co
John Mcorory. John Mccrory.
Benedict Murphy { Co AYoung : vaDKleci
John Mccrory. John McorOry.
rockingham, Neville Col BabcOck d Co.,
John Mecrory. John Mcorory.
sale in attachment, in the above cases from
the Court of Common Pleas of Ashland Coun.
ty and State Of Ohio, duly issued and to me
directed, I win expose to Public Sale at the
Store Room of John McCrory, in the town o.
Mifiin, in said Ashland County, on
Monday, the 10th day Of December,
A. D., 1855, between Che hours of ten O'Clock
in the forenoon and four o'clock in the after
noon of said day, the following Goods and
Chattels, as the property of John McCrory, tc
wit Being an extensive assortment of Store
Goods, consisting of Broadcloths, Cassimeres,
Sattinetts, Tweeds, Jeans, and all kinds of
Cloths and Stnffs used for men and boys APP
parrel /; also, O large assortment Of Calico, De-
1ains, Ginghams, Lawns, A1paccas, M0renos,
Cambrics, Muffs and Bonnets, and all other ar
ticles of female wearing apparel; also, an as,
sortment of all kinds of Hardware, Boots and
Shoes, Hats and Caps, Groceries, Queensware
and Crockery, Hoes. ShoveIs and Spades, ava
riety of Forks, Dried Fruit, Iron and Steel
also, a quantity of Rye, a lot of Butter Kegs,
and all other kinds Of articles generally found
in Stores, being the entire stock of all kinds of
goods as owned by John McCrory. Also a
Wagon and Buggy. Sale to continue from day
to day until all is sold or proceedings legally
stayed. Terms of sale, Cash.
JOHN D. JONES. Sheriff.
November q, 1855. 26ts-pf$5,50
All persons friendly to j.. McCrory are par
ticularly invited to attend the above sale, and
while they will no doubt make purchases adj
vantageous to themselves. will also confer a ia
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wM. GIVEN. VIM. y. A~'cARTY,
Wooster, Ohio. Ashland. Ohio
Given & MCarty,
A TToRNEYS AND COUNSELLORS AT
IN Law, Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio.
Office over ]. R. Squire's Store.
November 9th, 1855. 26tf
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a LARGE lot of fancy Skates al
"A ready strapped, just received at
3m26 A. j. ENDLY'S.
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hAWYRR&.

JOIN $. ruLToNl [JoHN H. INCOMES.
Fulton & McGombs,
A TToRNEYS AND COUNSELLoRS AT
N LAW, Ashland. Ohio, Office in the
Bank building. over the Hardware Store.
Nov. 9th, 1855. 26tf
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SHERIFF's SALE

SHEh1FfS SALE
George q. Ringer 1nA.hl.ado Com. Pleas
PURSUANT to the command of an order of
sale, duly issued in the above case from
ty, to m. directed, Iwin expose to Public Sale
at the door of the. Court House, in said County,
on
Monaay, the 3Ist day Of December,
A. D., 1855, between the hours Of ten o'clock
a. J.. and four O'Clock p. M, of said day, the
following described Real Estate. situate IN the
County of Ashland and State of Ohio, and In
the Village of Ashland. and bonded and de-
scribed as follows : In lots forty-eight, e46)
forty-nine, f49) fifty-one, (5l1 ard hfty-two,
T521 in South Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio.
Terms of sale, Cash.
JOHN D. JONES. Sheriff
November q, 1855. 96tspf$3,50.
yShR .; jones and Foreclosure Of .
nia sS Mortgage, in Ash
Joseph j. wright : wife. land Com. Pleas,
DURSUANT to the command Of an order
Il of sale duly issued in the above case from
the Court of Common Pleas of Ashland Coun-
ty. to me directed, I will expose to Public Sale
at the door of the Court House, in said County,
on
Monday, the 3ist dag Of December,
A. d., 1855, between the hours of ten o'clocka.
m. and four O'Clock p. M of said day, the fol-
lowing described Real Estate, situate and be-
ing in the County Of Ashlandand State of Ohio,
to wit: Village Lots number one hundred and
thirteen, [IIA and number one hundred and
fourteen. tlI41 as laid down; in the Village
of Sullivan, Ashland County, Ohio, together
With the aPpurtenances thereunto belonging.
Terms of sale, Cash.
JOHN WOODBURY., Coroner.
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James w. Smith.

James w. Smith,
A TTORNEY AT LAW, Office over the
N Bank, Ashland, Ohio. Business in this
and neighboring counties promptly attended to.
November 9th, 1855. 26tf
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Willard Slncnm.

Willard Slocum,
A TTORNEY AT LAW, Office on corner of
IA Church and Sandusky Stsn Ashland, o.
Particular attention paid to collections.
November 9th. 1855. 26tf
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John ]. Jacobs,
NOTARY PUBLIC, Ashland, Ohio, will
IN draw Deeds, Bonds. Mortgages, Articles
of Agreement, de-. at reasonable rates. Depo-
sitions taken with ~neatness and despatch. Of
November 9th, 1855. 26tf
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Boring Machinea |

KEPT constantly on hand aud for saieatth
IN Hardware Store of A. j. ENDBY.
3m26
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W. IMHOFF,

SUCCESSOR TO W. II. II. PoTTER,
Dealer in Books, Stationery, wall
Paper, &c, sc.
GCHooL, Miscellaneous and Blank Books;
- Stationery and Fancy articles. Have on
hand. and constantly receiving, the latest pub
iications. Store two doors west of the Samp-
sell House.
Ashland, July 26,IS54. Off
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PHYSICIANS.

P H. Clark, M. D.,
OFFICE opposite Store of Boyd & Selby,
" Main Street. Ashland, Ohio.
November 9th, 1855. 26tf
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D DIS

nFAN IMPROVE0 FORM Jor sale very
. oeaP at this once CT can
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Sleigh Bells

zoo DOZEN just received and for sale at
Jul the Hardware Store of
3m26 A. j. ENDLY.
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TUITION FEE, II ADVANCE.
For entire Mercantile course time unlimited $40
Same Course for Ladies'.
Twenty Lessons in Prect- Penmanship, simply.-5
Full course in FiouTishing, &c. as per agreement
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PASCHALL'S FEVER AND AGUE
MIXTURE.

Il 'oR the efectual cure Of Chlis and Fever Inter
mittent Fever, Dumb Ague, and Bilious At
tacks.
This preparation has been found, after extensive
trial. to be certain and eff ctual for the above
diseases. 1t Is eomposed entirely of vegetable sub
stances and contains nothing that injurious.
~ upon the system. Persons while usiny this medi-
cine not obliged TO lie by, the contents Of ons
bottle breaks the chill and removes the disease
not affected by exposure TO water or sckly local
tiles, any than when in their usual b, sth and
by taking one or two bottles more the patient will
hnd the appetite Ia recover, strength supply the
place Of General DEBILITY. Night s,rsa Dizziness in
the Head and all OF her forms Of disease their
origin in Miasma Malaria, aud become entirely
reH
The Proprietor states without fear of contrade-
tion, that PAseHAIL : FEVER ASp AcuE MIxrrRg
has ehectuaiy cured persons where ii has been
introduced, than any other preparation known, and
could produce any number Of certificates ~ usual
with medicines Of this kind. from those Of the best
respectabiiity, and from eminent physicians u Phi
ladel pha and elsewhere, who prescribe il in their
practice for the above diseases certifying les an
usual efficacy in curing where other remedies have
failed but it Is to stand fan upon its merits
alone II Is deemed unnecessary and prefers saving
those afflicted Buy bottle and you win have in
fallible proof in yourself,
Farmers, Planters, Mechanics, and ali Lsboring
Men in sections Of country where the above diseases
prevail by adopting il a. prereafipe, will be free
from these attacks In that season of the year which
while II Is the most sickly, is the most valuable to
them.
For sale by MOORE 4 HOOPER Druggists,
Agents for keokuk, Iowa
l.t.
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3. FALL SALES. IR6A
+ II E S. II STO CKS


( NLE6HORN HARRISON, Wholesale liroears
- and Comni ssion Merchants, Corner Fourth and
Main Streets, keokuk, Iowa.
Would respectfully inform merchants from the in
terror and all others interested that they are now re
celring direct from New York aud New Orleans. a
very large aud complete stock Of Groceries suitahn
for the Fall Trade, which they are prepared t. Offer
10 customers upon the most favorable terms Our
stock has been selected with great care bv nm
enced buyer and having been purchased from frs,
hands. We are confident thas can offer greater IN
dacemcnts to friends and customers than ever he
lore. We would therefore, respectfully solicit mer
chants TO call and examine stock and prices before
purchasing elsewhere.
All orders from the country shall receive our
prompt aud particular attention, and shall be filed
al low prites could be done i'm St Louis adding
transportation Below give u list Of part OF our
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Keokuk Stove Foundry
WOOD. ESTES a. CO..

HAVING established SroyE FOUNDRY in
Il i the city Of keokuk, which is now in
successful operation, are prepared TO fill or q -
ders for various styles of Parlor and Cook - y
stoves, among which is the Republic" Cook Stove
patented in 1854 having movable back plate
with an air chamber between it and the oven plate
the ordinary size taking IN twofeet wood and in
every respect superior article. Our 'Crescent "
Premium Stove is also made for long wood. in n
heavy and substantial manner, and all Of our heat
ing stoves are Of new and improved patterns, both
for wood and coal.
We respectfully call the attention of DEALER
throughout the DcS MONIES Valley and the adjoin-
ing country stock Of Stoves. and assure them
that sell as cheap they can buy any where
in the west.
Odd pieces for our Patterns can ALWAYS be had
free of cost when broken by fire at Foundry,
CORNER OF 18th AND JOHNSON.
We also have a large assortment of Tin Ware,
Hollow Ware, Stove Trimmings, Sugar Kettles, Dog
Irons, Crates, &c, &c, nj shops.
NGNBERs II AND Is MAIN STREET.
Give us h all and encourage HoNR MANIAC
TUREs. WOOD, ESTES 4 co.
keokuk. july IS. 1855. wy
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Leather /! Leather!

4 =. THOMAS Co, manufacturers Of and
A. Wholesale dealers In all kinds and de- ptions
OF Leather, saddlery Hardware, CaTriage Trim
mlngs, Enameled and Patent Coach Leather. of all
colors Enameled Cloth, Whips and Lashes Of every
variety Fly Nets, fancy colors and plain and
ihompson's thoroughly stretched Betting, Of all
widths.
Those wishing any thing in line, may rely on
hndng II at our establishment, and al low prices
A. =. 1T can be had at any other point in the West.
we manufacture large portion If our Leath err and
nave made arrangements to inport our S.iddlery
Hardware direct from the English manufactured.
our goods OF American manufacture we purchase
direct from the manutaei arer which enables US to
ssA quite as low as be purchased in any OF the
Eastern cities.
we respectfully invite those wishing to purchase
any thing IN oar line, To give call aud examine
our goods And prices
Cash paid for Hides
keokuk, August TO- ls55-wy