davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Eastern times., 1855-03-08
a Wanted to Hire

A COMFORTABLE house, suitable for small family,
situated somewhere in the vicinity Of the North Gram
mar school house. Any having such house. hear
oi tenant on applying at THIS OFFICE.
3ws
Eastern times., 1855-03-08
$4,000 Worth of Farms and
Building lets!

100 Farms And,
500 Building Lots 100 feet Square,
IFiH be d7uided among 600 Subscribers on tAs
Erening ofhe
Eastern times., 1855-03-08

100 PAIRS all wool and union Eng. & American Blan
lOO kets, received by j. T. GILMAN.
0ct.12.
Eastern times., 1855-03-08
To TEE LADIES,
HISS j. II. SMITH.
Cigars and ToI,aecO.
Good Wool FInnRcIs

EoR Ii to IS cents, by Ut. GILMAN
Il Dec. 10.
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BY ]. NJ Ireeieu: keoknk Lad cs--
n they be pru ent maid, loving wives
ttnder mo hers ard exem larry malrons.
By L. Kno slcs: The S ms Of Tempo r.
ance OF keokuk-spartan band, we owe
lh@m more or our present IN r and 10.
clal 20 i'm titan any one in .trumental y
wh4tever.
By ---: The Union-Old Baehe-
Tors and Old maids the Lord keep them.
by A. j. " mans Illinois fooled, but
We trust not def attd
By Simon: Three cheers,n say sahree chez 8
for wba T. say MI,
"Iowa has cur loose from the demon AIchoh
BY DR.. Santorl: The Orator OF the day
A recognized apostle OF Temperance
not only in Iowa but ihrou2 bout the Uni
ted states. Ills clear and eloquent expo.
si,ion OF its principles to-day is only one
OF q series Of brilliant achievements in the
glorious cause.
by l.. B. Davis: Ras. Rumsellers and
Bar tenders must expect no mercy from
the Maine Liquor Law
By j nj. Breeder: The Artillery, the
bold and fearless champions Of American
rights; In the defence Of her pala iiun or
liberty. they would smite The drawn dag
ger and defy its point
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0-Chna grass is an article that should
immediately be introduced into the Uni ed
States. LII China it is cultivated along
the border of rice fields. In Queen EIlz
aheth's time, cloths made Of i, were i'm
ported into Europe. The Hollanders pre-
TERED 1t, Tor tine fabrics, 10 those made oil
hax. The quantity Of fiber i. stated 10
be greater than that Of AK. The tenaci
~ - such that thread may be spun ono
hundred and seventy five feet ii lenp Ii
without winding. l. is hfty per cent
stronger than fax. A thread over III
miles IN length weighed only trlas over
0 ia ussud twa hundred grains
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MONEY IN WALL STREET The Ere
n'ng Post Of Saturday says: There is no
change IN the condition oil the money mar
ket since last week, but VIC observe nc
increase IN demand for it while the sup.
ply i grealy IN excess. The stock mar
ket continues upheld. and stimulated BY
The offers OF loans a, low rates Of Interest
from s 10 6 and Z per cent. Stock op-
er ators are The only large borrowers, and
their favors are competed for by active
agents from the banking houses.
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w A Il! WARE w AR!

Ill inattts have deria o. war, AMI LIE la
L ieai aasices from Salt L IKE inform US tia,
theY nave and Can FALSE tWes'y thousand fight
lug men. Tnis VII call for voiuntests Ia ye
CONSEQUENT Supplies. ~ sch have .ildicel Messrs
MOORE HOOPER. with feelings OF true
philanthropy, 10 pa ~ LOO doz Of Aeratei Min
eral water III bottles; each expiodes with a
report loud enough % irishtsa Inc Red Sxins
and II Stake the thirst snd cool The palate OF all
who volunteer
July 8. 1855
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Mcyfifmlziag on Seoai Street
] + Gamble. 20 feet on ii
sfert BY 81 eei dpep,
c .H.lneacias % eet from
Ala street, 8 10 Il IS / 10
keokaa Jnly Ar 1855.
THOMAS MARTIN.
Collector OF me CITY oil kenkak
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SU INNER DRY GOODS
FRESH ARRIVAL.
100 Packages Dry Goods!
Bosgh at tho rcrsn.
Great Auction Sales at Wv York,

J. II
and uli b sold cheaper than euer before If
Ter IN the Wrs.ern country.
M z invite the particular atsnsion of whole
W sale and retail purchasers TO this Stock,
winch il nov arriving which ,efher with oor
Stock on hand, makes one OF the L RcEs r,
CHEAPEST sud BEST Stocks Of Dry Goods id the
West. Among wAich ,nsy be found
~ 600 yards prints AT cents per yard.
rs On do do G. st colors) 6J1.
1000 do printed Lawn from 6L 10 10 eta
10000 do nschester, Hamilton and Pacific
De LANES at i2t.
10000 yds. dress Silks from 40 c.s 10 81, 90
per ard
80 bales Brown Sheetings from 10 cts.
20 cases hleached do do to III
5000 yards Lancaster Ginghan.
Urge STOCK Of Carpeting. consisting OF Royal
Velvet aud Brnsseis, ImperisI, 3 ply end ingram
OF svsrv variety. Rugs, Oh Cloths. and Mat
.snss, together with hoass furnishing goods Of
49, IA. DuRHEE 4 co.
IS, Main 0tfsst,
Y1oknk. Iun4 81. 1865 Ak~N
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Tax Collectors Sale.

Jury OF kEokUk, Lee County, safe OF
- Iowa. by virtue Of the charter and ordi.
naoce' Of the city Of Keoknk will Offer a,
public sale (uale-s he amount Of tax and COS,
hereafter spec fed is previously pajd1 al the
Mayor'- ofAre IN sad city Of Ks3knk on We'd
n@sdaY, he twenty IF h day Of Ju y A. ls5
between the no trs ten O'Clock A NJ and
four c'clnck p NJ Of said aav TIE following
described los ia the city Of Keokuk, to pay the
special tax and costs levied ant assessed against
such lots by The CITY Council Of sail city, for
Nc Adamixing or Main, Second and Third streets
in front Of such lots. viz:
HeAdamixiag Main Street
.amee Of ownss. Dssorpstos, Lss Block Tar cost
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Fancy Goods.
JUST received an elegant assortment Of fms
y Goods, such a. French China Vases, pariau
and Terra c tia. DC, Pitchers. Lavender and
Cologne Bottles. Fruit Stands. Card Receivers,
Cigar Stands, Jewsl Stands. Spoon Goblets, Fig
uras, Cnpids, Rusts. etc, efc.
Also on hand good assortment Of Crockery
ana Glasg ware.
cAREY& KILBoURNE.
June Is, 1855.
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HENRY SpAycENBERC.

~ y "A - . q q u =.
Office on JohnsoA street. acxt 70 ths While
Heuse.
Is prepared to promptly attend to al business
requiring the services Of Notary Public Ac-
acknowledgements and Dispositions taken Oseds,
Mortgages, and other kinds oil Document.
drawn 10 order, in the English, French, snc Ger
man Languages.
Ksokuk, Jans Is, 1885. din
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WESTERN STAG. C6lRI1I.


AuMMEk ARkAA6908&18, 4s
THE Western Stage Company respectfully -
nounce to the pubic that thar CoscAn
leave Keokuk Daily, (Saacay exceptel) ~
Fairfield, Oskatoosa, Fort Des Moineaaad Cbae4
CT Blut~, passing Through Boston, ChsrIesteoe
Primrose, Winchester, Birmingham. Ashland.
Agency City, ounmwa, Eddyviie. Oskalossa,
Pella. M Free, Apple Grove, TO r.. Dss A4nes,
From OskaIoosa Stri- weekly to- CouRcii Diu0
via Beiiefon.ain, Knoxville. pi-assntviils, InAi-
aaels, st. Charles, W,n'er.eii, Indiantowa, 81
yer Greek, To Council Bluffs
iliso from ottutnwa via Blakssbssf. Albla.
Lagrange. to Charlton. Fri weekly.
Also from Keokuk, Daily, via Warren. fsr-
mington, Ronararte. Ben,onsport, Ksosauosa.
Psttsburg, Troy 10 Bloomfield
Every attention will be paid Tor the eo0lbrl
and convenience Of passengers.
Coaches leave Keokuk FOR oil the Above plseea
at Z O'Clock, A. M.
G. Oniceen Main Street, ssccnd dnsr ahpvs
the Lsclsie House.
Juae a. 1855.
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CHKEoE.
Sngur Cured Ham
NEW BOUT AND SuuE STORE.

~ FU. CRITTENnEN has taken the store iste-
VI by occupied BY Messrs. Hawkins 4 Billings,
corner Of s. b aid Man Streets and has op aned
large and well assorted stock Of Deots and
Sh es intended specially Tor he retail trade.
He axis the In, pec.ien of The citizens and pub
lc generally, feeling confident that his expert
in The trade. and the favorable terms on
which they were purchased, combined with
determination 10 build up = permanent trade,
will enable him to sell lower than any house ia
Tins City. Qalck sales and small profits ID his
motto.
Kcoknk, May 8. 1855. diff
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Netice.
Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that have This day
~ sold ou my interest in The Hat Cap and
Millinery business Of Humphrey & Gage. 10 D
Humphrey, who will continue the bushes:
with Mr.. Gage at the old stand
J.E. HUMPHREY.
Anril 10 1S55 III
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Keokuk, Nav 10, 1855. d


Hats. Hats!!
JUST received the spring style fashiona- -
u BILE Silk Hats. Any gentleman in want -
OF fine Silk Hat Of the very latest style
will DO we'll to call soon At tie Hat Store of
HUMPHREY GGAGE.
Keoknk. March Is, 1855.
A LARGE STOCK Of Gents soft Casimers
Hats just received. All the new styles for sale
chcap at
SHELDON'S HAT EMPORIUM.
April co. 1865.
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Pure Congress Water
st. Louis, Quincy and Kcokuk Express,
GODFREY & SNOW. Proprie,er..


0ClN:Y, ILLS.
WILL run semi weekly Express between
w ST Louis and Keoknk. leaving Ksoknk for
ST. Louis on Wednesday and Satnr lay sven,nq'.
Packet vii! receive and deliver Express Pack
ages OF Money. Merchandise, and parcels Of all
kinds. At all intermediate points. Will also at
tend TO collections, making purchases, filling or
ders, &C., with caro- and dispatch.
Messengers will DO provided with IN Iron Safe
for the security Of rsmittances and valuable
packages.
j. r. COPELIN. Agent ct Ksoknk.
RKrGRKNCEs:
M>ssrs. Pare 4 Bacon, r. w. CLARK, Il Bros.
Hsniag 4 Woodruff, st. Lonis.
FlAgg = Savage. Moore, H,llowbash 4 Co.,
L. = G. n. Ball, Quincy
Chs. parsons, q @. AadsssoE, Ksskuk.
Apsil r., Jo65
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GATE CITY HAT STORE,


g r, VOORHEES, l. CO. resp-ctfnlly an n
~. nonnce to the citizens Of Keokuk afdO
the merchants generally that they have just re-
turned from the East, where they selected and
are now receiving the largest and mos, complete
assortment Of Hats, CAPS, and other articles H.
their line ever broughtto Ksokuk. An expert.
enes Of thirty years engaged as manufacturers
and in the sale Of hats. ought TO enable us 10 give
entire satisfaction 10 retailers and consumers -
II will be cur business a. well as oar interest
always to select with care. both with regard 70
quality and style We have located here per-
nanenfly and will exert ourselves 10 do Justice
~ our purchasers The citizens Of the CITY car
rely upon our hats beng the best quality and
newest style.
Please give call and look over our stock
At the .Gate City Hat Store" No. "a, opposite
M'kanny Runners Drug Store.
High 81 price paid in cash for all kinds Of furs
and deer ,kns, 8. F. VOORHEES, & CO.
March 26 DIFF
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New Grocery Store.

New GrOcery Store.
A. ]. r A L 8 T O N & B r o..
II AVE Ju.t opened a new Family Grocery AMI
IL Provision Store. in the room formerly occu.
pied BY D. 8. Smith a. an Auction Room, on
Johnson Street. wher they intend to keep
choice and we'll selected variety exactly adapted
In he demands Of the retail trade OF the city
They invite the inspection Of the ci'.zens gene
rally. and have no dovbt that ther can Offer in
ducemsnts for frequent calls and conhnn-d Gus
tom. A. ]. RALSTON & BRO,
Is. Johnston Street.
4
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TINE new Summer ssyla Of &c. t's Beaver II ale
IL for 1855 can b. f0,iad al sh~
NEW YORK HAT EMPORIUM,
81. Main street,
Call And iook pt them.
NM NJ. lo61,
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A CARD.
MRssRs, PaEMELE = CAMPBELL

ID EoPECIFULLY announce 10 the cit q
IL izes Of Keokuk and vicinity that "a
they in,anh (as soon as room can e OBJ A--k3
famed IN the new block now bein. built by .
W. kllbonfne) 10 open to The public a new
aud w@ll selected sork of fine Watches and
Jewtlry, Silver AMI Plated Ware Also a yarle
" OF Fine Cutlery, Musical Instruments Of all
descriptions, Sc &c. &C., ii fact every thing
periaiEiAg TO oar line of business.
Forthe present we may be found ia Grshar,'s
block. OH Second Street, three doors ssnth OF
Parsons Barking House, where portion Of our
stock ia Exhibited
We are NOW prepared to do al kinds of work
in our line.
e FIFE watche. and Jewelrv Of all kinds
repaired nd warranted by competent wofkrnen
]. pARM ELE. A. CAMPBELL
May 80, 1855
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Look out for the Maine Law.
| HAVE on hand ar assortment Of Brandies
and Wines which will be cold during The next
ten days a prcss t. suit plrch isers i. order To
make room Ter the Maine Liquor Law. Among
the stnc' NAV be found French Brandies from
s. 70 s. so PER gallon.
Rye and Bourbon Whiskey from rs to ,23 per
gallon
Holland Gin, from 50 to 400 rer gallon.
JAMAICA Rum, :" 100 TO 3 so .
Sciiy Madeira Wine, very choics.
Old sherry, a I" !"
|" Psrs, g /"
" M,taga, /" "
Together with lsrge stock Of Ciaret and ma
tive Wines. Remember the market for the above
closes after the Isl july
W. FUNKHoCSER.
June 10, 1855.
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REYNOLDS prre s.ov..

4 NEW style ,fsoff Caps and Hats FOR -
- summer wear Just recsiArd per Era
press for sale at
sHELDoN's HAT EMPORIUM.
JeS s.. Aaiu Street.
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lNE HUNDRED dozen mens' White, Drah
y and Peafl fur Hats just received and for sale
cheap at the "New York Hat Emporium
A. c. SHELDON,
eS g. Main Nfrant
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0NE HUNDRED DOZEN Mems Leghora
~ Hats inst received per Express.
All the New York styles for - chean At
sHELDoN'S. 81, Main street.
ma]2l 1855
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00kAH Ok0N.
WYE viii rsy the AisAea pfseeiA eaanGoe1pe&~
ucn ytofe. 1uoo. \. Xn6EH U1Ss =
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I e CURE MANQUE., or Serial and Rel,eiou
Ia Cust"ns ii France. BY Eugene dc Cour-
cillon. For sale bJ
]. 7. CAVE s. son.
June Fl, 1858. Nam Street
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Pork and scans

| have Tierc- pickerd pork we'll cured, also
J. few bushels while b nusso accompany
For sale cheap ". c. FUNkHOUSF
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pracs Of he s3oJ udgine ~ The nit Al number psior
uEatsra Spcsaisi VIII N Interest intelligence senfifs
and praciei hof dr., aud yif0r q cnfdsei
very bead II mcdsl journalism. IN hi- DO %
scis 10 ~ purIs~sifed ~ alluded onrssfiy bp De-
knWsgfn fMcllNatet TnfI
tlnn "Sl.,ases "a Throat aud unss." Asthma ~ naaff
causes dcurr.1 No. Spec4ls The prcfalsnee l
hnporanea 1uuerelE Bfaaes and eetug ~
ue importance a. proper e.ashcaon u aiseasas ~
article ga VII c0nurAA general ate Ion aHd ld
fsr ahk. hs medical pruessssn, y rfpr onsaurt
ina ~ ", Ha eaor 81 Ue Jos rn~l 81 iisih. sY4in
lAAailsa The article l. uSd "a tuccnfraf NiaGYw
tLoaeh Mtsn with luarve 1p1s goc hgunr. a r 81 ssg
Awe 81 ne Journal q Health ran. u reminds a rFts
htuf. M We rIAnik in4 ustr, crd Tho Hestel VII fuF
hhch i N agreeable br 81 igr hs victim sd
'sses bet Nbeb On inuriBr ssfan sSTnrs op.na wit
irfinE breas' q sword btsdes.N. y. Esfulg Mirror
monthly periodical ~ gage go -uhsrfiuf Fv rcar
~ angie enryt ten oen.4. fnil.ssspi ~
fHRRsA.s 40 tst5r f..ss.
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year Of his age.
from his late residence, No - Charlton street this
noon at two o'clock, without further invitation.
goth year Of bis age.
His friends and acqualntances are particularly re-
quested to attend his funeral at three O'Clock th- after
noon from his late residence, sos Broadway, without
further invitation.
On Friday, Sept. H. cATmRIsE vARiSv, eldest daughter
cornelius and Tanner L. Conckn, in the 18th year Of
her age.
The friends and relatives of the family respectfully
invited 10 attend her funeral the resideace OF her
father, No. 90 West Twenty seventh street tomorrow
afternoon at helf past two o'clock without further nv
tation.
On Friday Sept. H. after lingering illness Mary
ToRAs in the 26th year Of her age.
Her friends and acquaintance respectfully invited
her mother, No. :s8 Tenth street.
On Friday. sept IA, Of consumption Mr. Jony SMITH,
His friends and relatives respectfully invited
attend his funeral from the residence OF his sister,
Ninth avenues, Tomorrow afternoon, at halt past two
| O'Clock, without further notice.
ON Friday afternoon Sept. H. CATHERINE AyS daughter
OF James and Catherine Doyle aged year, months and
| II days.
The friends and acquaintance Of the family
pecifuly invited TO attend hes funeral from the residence
Of her parents corner Of Twelfth and l30th street
Manha,tanyile tomorrow afternoon, al one O'Clock.
On Thursday afternoon sept. H. MANY CLINTON dnugh
Ter Of Charles Radcliffe In the 10Th year of her age.
Her remains were taken 10 Trinity Cemetery.
IN Friday morning, sept ~ EHEN AUGUSTA infant
~ - " "' "' i' i''"' ase' - in'n'n' an"
- gay: , 49,
l' ,iI'sue " ~ sny ~. i'Sp.s,iuy ,n'itci ~
49,, -, !, ~, Al ~ , !, 80 s, ~ 'ah'i' -''
At Williamsburg. on Thursday, Sept -, IpA JAy
uausn'si ~ hai'. anu 'ene n'pponr hBel year,
M ' , s ' w .sl ..u - '",.et ~
, ~. p ~ ~. ny ie M ~ NC po.'s,
,yineI 49,. pe'N,n W. anu pcuoiu A.ena" h'A
ai.eI h1onI ~ tNo coosl N.an9u' ulu'ci nohe,
On Friday mourning sept. IA, at Castleton Heights,
s : ah'i 'ohS 'AihS eahsAi IN 'he 'o'n ye'' o
~, yss'. WA, - -, -,
- o,,en@ his n,aera ara, ~ ,s cro
att.nu ~, iun'ia' rom tnc Dulch f,eoiineu churehi
i"Pssihs e.m"iIo" horhngi q, nm past nine
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Married..

On Thursday evening sept 10, by the Rev Fre,ierc,
q. Clark, WILLIAM h. CLARK TO CAROLINE CARY both Of
this city. F'
On Wednesday morning. Sept. - in the order Of the
Society OF Friends JAMES f. kenny TO SARAH r. daughter
OF Rufus Clarke, all of this city.
In Brooklyn, on Thursday, sept. 49, by the Rev 7. s.
browne, Nr. WILLIAM NJ. GAIIAGnAR to Miss CATHERINE
DYES, both Of Brooklyn.
In Brooklyn, on thursday Sept. IS, by the Rev r. NJ.
Hatfield, Mr.. CnARIIs j. SWEET Of New York TO Ms
ADnNE WILLIAMSON, step daughter Of Ihos. r Burke Esq
Y. :. Navy,
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P,.nos.-Herace w.ter., r,anos Hav,ng in

their improvements oversrngs length of
and the grand piano. Gilbert &Co p
with without the goan Halctt Cumstons Woodward
Brown and Jacob Chickering's pianos and those Of five of
~ "a, new horx MAKERS. new pa ocve pnos ior Si
from $50 70 $ii0 Pianos reL and rent allowed pur
chase Pianos for sale monthly payments Sole agency Of
s. D. H. W. Smiths melodeons, uuned the equal tempera.
MenC Each instrument guaranteed to give entire satisfaction
purchase money refunded
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Ln.u,lant Mnlkers or Monaa.ne. prs.

duced In six week. by Duguent whose power i little s
'han magtai What >ey = plain honest truth know 1t
seems incredible, but Just ask ~ the 100 who have
used " and vii ehlc by heir decision does
or VIII tail % force the beard to ~ bottle.
any part u The country. X. a. Graham ~ rfnadwsy; NJ
her Hsouth Third street Pbn deiphia BrcF,
Albany; Hayes, I5 FULTON street, Brooklyn.
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Two soI InIEsIlF-p FlsKlits ~ cosGiI.s va

u
j icr-we arc reliably informed that mineral waters.
under The ~ " saratoran water aud salts under
the name q saraioga ,aits nre en,enSiyey mpossd
upon the public la the Souhef and sontL@ ass
whore porson buying hra, ari.a desire and tnh ths)
purchasing Congress Water, &C. whereas at frAtogs
there waters ~ al kinds, from Congress down to
ditch water aud tho article imposed ~ this
The pnbhe mostiy ariiaciei oompoaris,
rey worthless and often dangerous persons desiring
the eject Il cnrrtss Water hs eject a them ,enx ca
trcy did. cnt from that oi the genuine Congress water
frequently podns'ns ping palm ssriis ke sosss.m."
ing NE digestive powers add destroying the tan. q The
stomach ami bowels often rendering Mid ~ dya
Isp.la lhcHg AIe-tlo effect telag Ia si1e tr
from that produced BY salin. oathAscs dissolved 10
Ordinary water. ~hro cengre. Water produces nsher
gripping injurious on.c, IN any case h0wcv,f ael
atcd he patlen, may y, y being tonic we
tive The Congress pring, "A i veil known Il tho spinv
which daring ,Kty ih,cc years past has saiit uy the
reputation otfafatoga yet have eono,nds-i the
name 81 te sptng with that II The plaoeth1. anor,lrg
be OPPORTUNITY to- swinders = foi.i worhe.' aJuehs
upon the paddle the sttcagth ~ Tia. tspatstkh Oh
tsined ~ Tho Congress spdng IN long serss =
year TIC inlry thu. innictei upon tho pablo
.purioul srtiele-, a0I anlng either no srsei -
Injurious 'ria rom heir No. they In fatste rss.se
is,e sIp.sSS i@9 /, ~, n,, w."
~ gnuinenc that u g. In t1'ues and bones bearing
naine' H. 4! BOTH, "a! toIea are sr'sy boagh,
iheir rhireas afiig' mi sihnx q Congress
toga Ss''f boy only q too sou rely onconeres,
water and nonr o .sraBd h. certain thst tl,o e0t
hsndsd, = T. ~ coit ofoffy isltus 81 grnans can
gree water W. -. fans So WAicf-G IN 9Th
oui IN Ao 4 la falBslo~s, dangerous cognsrrfelf
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Kid Gloves MT 70 Cents Per Pair.-Just Re-
ladies' superior kid gloves slightly spotted
board ship and will be sold A. pair worth 1s
Il. H. LEADBEATER CO., 3E Broadway.
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prays the ladies him for having long
forming them of his removal lie be found every day
ready to examine and give advice all Diseases 81 lacs
hair IN private al "a Church street o. Barclay.
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The Pian0.-SOuthern and Western Dealers
invited examine c. FISCHERS circular scale
pianos being the and strongest be found Factory 2A3
245 N7 249 West Twenty eighth street. Ninth
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improved wigs and oaps with the division
or ghtnes and 81 style thay Tar surpass Others
= The world l62 ful'on f'reet, corner OF broadway.