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HAVING sold my establishment to Mcssrs Bart
Il lett Mancaurt, l am very anxious to settle np
ali nt>tandlng accounts. can b. found az the old
stand for short time, where those having accounts
with viii please call and settle, and those having
claims against me Will do likewise. To the many old
friends and customa- who have so literally cncour
aged since my connection with the grocery trade
return my thanks.
Oct 1I-iGt WN e. FINK HOITSFR
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Autumn Stock
y ID r q = II E II

A. now open fine stock of French and Amer
Il l. lean Printed and Plain DeLanes Plain and
Plaid Merinoes Coburgs Black and Colored Mo
hair, DeRages, Be- to which he invites the atten-
ton Of the Ladies assuring them that the style and
quality are unsurpassed and prices low the same
goods can be sold IN hecountry.
keokuk, Sept. o. d&w
NJ ESSKS. EDITORS Please inform the Ladies
W that We have received the largest stock Of en-
brUdcrles, Collars from cents to S7,00; Maltese
BLACK silk Brussels and real thread Laces Lace ac
onctt and Swiss Collars Corscts Ribbons MORE An
tique and Ribbon Trimmings, &C., dc.
III. u. WOODWARD co.
Aug %, 1s55-dSw
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MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL. - The \. y.
Evening Post Of Oct. 10th has the following:
The foreign demand for wheat and -four is
enormous, and ahead of the supplies, in
creased as they have been of late, and prices
consequently are on the ascendant again.
This demand is fur from being satisfied. and
is only limited by want of tonnage and the
comparatively slow rate at which the sup
plies are sent forward.
Credits on England and France are fast
becoming very cheap, TO the toppage Of gold
shipments, but also to the ultimate increase
Of imported merchandise, the full exchange
becoming premium on imports.
The imports last week were much greater
than on the corresponding week of last year,
but for the current year they are still over
thirty-fve millions Of dollars less and il is
this large contraction in the first eight or
nine months Of the year BY which the bulk
of the demand for foreign exchange is con
trolled, as imports are mainly on credit
For the last week the amount Of
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II AYING bought Out Messrs Cope d Co.. We hope
| the friends Of tito old firm ana tbs public in
general. viii give Ia share u their patronage
None hul the hest Linn delivered
Don't forget the old stand, being the first kilns be-
low the corporation. Orders ltft at ". G. Funk
houscf store VIII receive prompt attention.
b. ZWART Co
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MOTTO r..

| EFT in the VI the subscriber in February
IL last, by Jesse McMuon, OF Marion Co.. one
Tame Ok Unless the owner comes forward and paws
for his keeping, within thirty days he will be sold
ioI charges l.. X. BISSELL.
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u Longfelow, in his quatrian, Impress
Is truth that should not be- lost sight Of
IN LIES great battle:
The heights by great reach ed and kept
Were not attained BY sudden fight
But they while their companions slept,
Were telling upward in the night.
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II. lsmuden & Son.

-. lsuwdeu & SON,
NYOILD respectfully call the attention Of the
w public 10 their stock Of the first quality 9f
Marble, which they have just received direct from
the East, which they enabled 10 sell at as cheap
a rate can be obtained in ST. Louis.
We are determined to acf upon the motto
''sNALi, PROFITS ASp quick RETURNS =
Give us call and we pledge ourselves to show Won
as fine marble. and good workmanship both IN
the ornamental and plain styles, as can be found
anywhere Ina the United States.
I've have another extensive stock ~ Marble on ia
way from the East, and shall DC fully prepared 10
meet any demand that may be made for articles in
our line.
Third Street between Main and Blondeau.
April 5, 1854. d
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INNttfNs0Ft 70 y z. FNNhItouHFF, y
ER0CERS AND COMMISSION MERCHA ANTS.
~ Nc. 90 Main street keokuk, Iowa, respectfully
inform tbs public that they have formed partner
ship FIR tile purpose Of carryngon the above business
IN all its various branches. Having purchased the
cnMr stock Of Family Gro ,ercs nj the above stand
desi@0 making such additions thereto shall make
II one of the bcat tads If the kind IN the est and
hope by strict personal attention 10 merit shnre Of
public patronage. Charlie viii wait with the wagon
rs usual. BARTLETT Il MANC0URI
Oct 10 '55-dtf
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NEW OXsTEK DEPOT.

INHE undersi gned are rcceYug daily, by express,
Il fresh Baltimore Oysters, which we offer 10 the
citizens q keokuk and vicinity by the can or dozen
We have also fitted upa Saloon, where We can sc-
commodatc Ladies ~ well a. Gentlemen with good
plate Of fresh oysters,
CREIGHTON & DINNER,
Oct I'D Johnston Street.
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THE DIS MoINEs VALLEY WING is issued from
this ONCE every Wednesday has an extensive and in
creasing circulation throughout the Dcs Moines Val
ley, we'll in the rest of the State and the nj
ted States, and a medium Of advertising is not
surpassed. Subscription price sl,5o per annum in
advance
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WV. c. FUNKHoUsER.
Lime ! Lime ]

/ / ANING sold ali our interest in the Lime Barn
Ling business TO Messrs. Il. Zwart Il Co., We TAX,
pleasure In recommending them 10 cur old patrons
hoping they viii continue their patronage as here
tet0re. j. COPE Co
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Now Is the proper time for planting out Your
Strawberry Beds We have the Hoyey. Hudson
Pine Apple MeAvoy's superior Burr's New Pine
and Jenney I Seeding Cor safe.
Nursery grounds three fqurthsof mile west Of
the city limits, on the Bluff Perry Road IL the
De- Moines. HlBBElL HILTON.
sept Is lS55 ddw
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Encrsonss >ide-LighI and Aky-Light
hAGI ERREAN GALLERY Ae>~
- Having entered into arrange MY~Np--A
ments with the patentee Of the .@IENnycN
justly celebrated imitation papierl I%l.HIAS&Z
Maehe Frames 10 which have been ~xT
awarded the first premiums of several Of the Eastern
State Fairs and also gold medal at the Worlds
Fair recently held in NV York City am nov pre-
pared 70 get up which, for faithfuness Of
execution beauty and richness Of tone, the durabii
y and finish Of workmanship, challenges the admi-
ration Of the lover Of the beautiful in nature and art
and causes him 70 exelam aloud-"Third street is
the place TO get life like miniatures taken As
am the only Artist If whom sneh frames be pur-
chased, would respectfully solicit all Western art
lists 20 an inspection Of the same.
va / would also invite their attention TO one If
the largest and most complete as-ortments OF Da-
guerreotype stock and apparatus to be found n the
western country. EMERSON Artist
Gallery, No Third street. sep u.
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Remoxed from Concert Hail.

t. III. HDlGHT0N, Attorney and Counsellor
IL. at Law, Notary Public, Land and general col
Letting Agent. Office in the Real Estate Agency and
Wholesale Auction House Of Smith Van Scklen
Sd street between Main and Johnson, keckuk,
Iowa. Lots Of Lots and Farms for sale, reasona-
bic terms. oct. I'D
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NEW LEATHER STORE.
Pike. Fuller & CO..

" HULEoALE MD KETdTL UEALERS N
4 III. kinds Of Leather, Shoe Findings, Machine
! Beltng &c, South side Of Main street, between
Fourth and Fifth. in the store with y. A. Williams
hcokuk Iowa. Cash advances made upon Commits
sion Goods. Cash paid for Hides.
DctahGr 2. ISJft-s6n
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DiscHses OF the Eye md IteFus.
4 LII operations ON the Eye, especially for Srabis-
e. MUS, Cataract, and Artificial Pupil, and on She
Uterus, for Poiypus and Tumors, performed by Dr.
SHERMAN. Office corner Of Main and Seventh ss.
Oct. ., Did
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c. " Chicago and Galcna Railroad stock went
up to l234 on tho 9th.
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Mississippi Valley Nurseries,
keOkuk. Town.


ornamental Trees, Grape
' ines, Roses, Shrubs,
Flowering Plants, Bulbs,
DC, which viii be furnish
ed al Eastern catalogue
prices.
Also Seeding Stocks TO
the trade. Any article in
our line may BE- had in
time for fall planting,
which il decidedly prefer
able, by sending in your
orders Immediately
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l.. w. BUELL.,


rely of PAPER Machie koasuih and Landscape
Cases, u all sizes add styles, which Will be sold
cheaper than ever before offered in this market,
either to Artists filled with felike miniatures.
Cali and see them ut the SKY Llght Rooms Sc
Main Street.
August H. 1855.
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N0oL DELAINEs.- Every variety Of plain and
W figured WOOL DcLaincs, just received at
seFZtddw WOODWARD CO.'S
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To any CentIcrnnn

NyTISHING a new Hat we have just received pei
w Express 2 dozen soft Hats of Superior quail
ity at the Great Western Emporium"
d. L. HI MPHREY 4 GAGE.
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IIuaAS ELEyATloN.--''I know saws Chan
ming, "but one elevation of human being,
and that is elevation Of Soul Without this
il matters nothing whore a man stands or
what he possesses and with il he towers
he Is one of Gods nobility, no matter what
place he holds in the social scale. There are
not different kinds Of dignity for different or
ders Of men; but one and the same TO ali
The only elevation Of a human being consists
in the exercise. growth, energy Of the higher
principles and powers Of his soul A bird
may be shot upwards to the skies by any for
eign force, but il rises in the true sense Of
the word, only when it spreads It's own wings.
and scars BY It's own living power. So man
may be thrust upward in a conspicuous place.
by outward accidents. but he rises only SO far
as he exerts himself, and expands his best
faculties, and ascends by Il free effort. to a
noble region Of thought and nc tom
Ia Upon hearing the lines read in Julius
1Gsar, where the hungry Cassius chafes with
the adulation bestowed upon Cesar, l5y the
infatuated people:
Vow IN the name IF ali the Gods nj once
pom what meat doth this our C.esAr feed
That he is grown - great -
Old Roger cynically remarked, that II could
not have been upon any Of the meat sold M
/ the present Boston prices, or Caesar himself
couldn't have afforded TO buy enough 10 ret
fat on Boston Post.
Ut An easy way 10 acquire German-eat
Gauer krout, or marry Dutch girl.
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BT An easy way TO acquire German-eai
sauer krout, or marry Dutch girl.
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LAipS.-Ihose beautiful scotch and Tartan
Plald, every variety can he found at
seP2id&w WOODWARD a CO.'S
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INV BOOKS.

EADi MADE CLoIlllNG-Eyerything in this
~ llne can BIZ had at the lowest figures No
sep21dpw WOODWARD Il co.'s.
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era berries.

INRESH CEAABERKIES can h. had al
i KUHN 4 D0DSON'S
No. 7s johnson st. octl6
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RlIS Of Barney by Maekenzie--a series If Irish
IL Stories and Legends. FOR gale by
oct cd i. I. GAVE 4 SON
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. 4
.lPRlUVlN9
FOR THE MILLION,
Having added greatly to facilities for execut-
ing every species Of
JOB PRINTING.
and possessing superior advantages every other
Office in this region Of country are prepared do
work in
Better style
than can elsewhere be procured. We are also max
ng still farther extensive additions TO our material
comprising all the
--latest and most enable styles
of Job Types, Ornaments etc, and We ask II a. ia
yor that people wishing work of this kind would ex-
anime prices and quality, and We pledge ourselves
that our prices shall be made al least
TWENTY PER CENT. LOWER
than any other office in this city or region wiz or can
in good faith offer TO cxccut&@. We mean what
say. We invite competition, and defy It, and
motto is,
Better & Cheaper than elsewhere.
Bring on your work and if you do not find Us viii
ling to fulfil our offer for executing work
TWENTY PER CENT. DISCOUNT
from the prices Of Others, we hereby specifically
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IaII AfYles.

\AE have just received our Fall STYLES Of Ladies'
Velvet, Cloth, and SILK Ooaks Talna's and
Nisettcsi also Of Brocha and Plaid shawls
sep-ad&w WOODWARD Il co
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kESo TRIMMINGs.--Th The Ladies can be suited
- IN this line at
sep27ddw WOODWARD A. cos
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New York, Oct. Is.

The Times Washington correspondent
says the decision of Gen.Scott's pay will be
rendered soon. twill give him the increased
back pay of Lieut.. General.
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FRENCH CANDIES.

TiSI received the largest and best assortmt nj 81
- Fancy Candies ever before offered in keokuk
also a large assortment ~ Fruits, Nuts, &c. at
CREIGHTON i DINNERS.
April 80 1888 dit johnson Street.
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fTliE Kisses oi Joanncs soeundus and Jean BHne-
l. tons, With s-leetion frn the best Ancient aud
Modern Authors E.r sale hv
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To the Public.

keokuk. October s, IS55.-d2w
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BANANA r. ls55.-Au Account IL the Panama
L Railroad, II tho Cities " Panama and Aspin-
wat With Sketeh.s II Life and Character the Isih
mus by Robert Tones For safe by
sep2vd CAVE d son.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1855-12-12
T He VILLA SALVIATI;
The Wife's Revenge.

THIS villa, originally in posession....o
the Medici family Sand subsequently Of
the Slrozzi's, was afterwards purchased
by Count Juliano, one of the most distin-
guished of the Floreniine nobility. With
every personal advantage-youih, high
station and immense weallh-he was mar
ried to one his equal in every respect, and
might thus have seemed an exception to
the lot of humanily-his life realizing, as
it were, every possible element of happi
ness. Still he was not happy. Amid
all the volupluous enjoyments Of life pas
sed in successive pleasures, the cbuded
brow and dropping eye told that some
secret sorrow preyed upon him, and that
his gay doublet, in all its bravery, cover
ed sad and sorrow heart. His depres-
sion was generally attributed to the fact
that, although now married three years,
no child had been 10 their union, or any
likelihood that he should leave an heir to
his great namel and fortune. Not even
to his nearest friends, however, did any
confession admit this cause Of sorrow !;
nor to the countess, when herself lament
ing over her childless lot, did he seem to
show any participation in the grief.
The love of solitude, the desire 10 cs-
cape from all society, and pass hours, al,
most days, alone in tower, the only ad.
mittance 10 which was by stair from
his own chamber, had now grown upon
him to that extent, that his absence was
regarded as common occurrence by the
guests of the caste, nor even excited a
passing notice from any one. If others
ceased to speculate on the counts sorrow,
and the daily aversion he exhibited TO
mixing with the world, the countess grew
more and more eager to discover the
source. All her Establishments to win
his secret from him were, however, in
vain. Vague answers, evasive replies, or
direct refusals to be interrogated, were all
that she met with, and the subject was at
length abandoned--at least, by these
means.
Accident, however, disclosed what all
her arli6ce had failedin. The key Of the
secret passage to the tower, and which
the count never entrusted to any one, fell
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VOLUME NUMBER 49.

pursued. But when, on turning his head,
he beheld directly before him the figure
of his victim, standing motionless, with
pallid face and bloody hands.l and eyes
steadily fixed upon him, he recoiled with
cry of horror and alright. Wheherit
was mere accident from the dizziness Of
The sudden shock, or whether it was an
access Of suicidal frenzy, can never be
known but the unhappy wretch disap-
peared from the sight Of the e'horror-slrick-
Ell beholder, one las, scream Of despair
ascending as the criminal shot downward
to his frightful and inevitable doom,
Manuel, overcome by sickening weak
ness, leaned against The steep side of the
mountain and wiped away the cold perspi.
ration which gathered visible on his brow.
While standing there, voices reached him
and in moment, Margarla, the director,
and party Of the miners appeared. His
wife sprang into his arms crying, "ah
| knew it was but joke 10 frighlen your
poor.litle Margarila but the rest for a
moment shrank back atfrighted, thinking
it must surely be the dead they beheId.
Soon, however, they surrounded him,
and poured out their congratulations upon
his marvellous escape.
need only add 10 the foregoing narra-
tive that Don Manuel Campos, the ypres-
ent resident manager of The new mine OF
San Adrian, will receive with great hos.
pitality, at his house, in Zacatecas, any
English traveller that may Tpass through
that city, and will, if desired, relate al
the particulars Of the remarkable acciden
10 which he was mainly indebted for hi,
rise in the world. Dona Margalila, hi.
very lady like wife, will confirm the ac
count by her testimony, and by the ad
diIional token Of a long haired, black
eyed urchin, some five or six years old
bearing the identical name of Adriano, in
commemoration of the event which hap.
pened shortly before his birth so thai
the essential truth of the story may be
considered as established beyond .be pos
sibiily of doubt.
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from MS pOcket Ohe udy, Wheh iiuinS
from the door. The countess eagerly
seized il, aud guessing at once 10 what i
belonged, hastcned to the counts cham
Der.
The surmise was soon found TO be cor.
rect. In few moments she had entered
he winding stairs passing up which, she
reached small, octagon chamber at the
summit of the tower. Scarcely had her
eager eyes been thrown around the room.
when they fell upon little bed, almost
concealed beneath heavy canopy ofsilk,
georgeously embroided with the counts
armorial bearings. Drawing rudely aside
the hangings, she beheld the sleeping hg-
ure of a little hoy, who. even in his infan-
tine features, recalled the handsome traits
of her husbands face. The child Start.
ed and awoke with The noise, and look
ing wildly up, cried out, Papa Mama
Almost Immediately, however, discover
ing his error, he searched with anxious
eyes around the chamber for those he was
wont to see beside him.
Who are you ? said the countess, in
voice that irembled with the most terrible
conflict of terror and jealousy, excited to
the verge Of madness. Who are you =
I'll Conte Juliano,' said the child, haul
Chilly, and showing at the same time
little medallion Of gold embroided on his
coat, and displaying the family arms OF
the Julianos. ,'
Come with me, then, and see your
fathers CASTLE said the countess; and
she led him down the steps Of the steep
Stairs into her husbands chamber.
1t was the custom of the period, that
the lady, no matter how exalted her rank,
should with her own hands arrange the
linen which composed her husbands toll.
ct, and this service was never permitted
TO be discharged by any less exalted men,
Der of the household. When the count
returned toward nigh,lall, he fastened TO
his room-an invitation, or rather COM
mand, to dine at The court that day, com,
PEELED him TO dress with'all speed. He,
asked for the countess as he passed up the
stairs, but paid no attention to the reply;
for as he entered his chamber, he found
she had already performed the accustom-
ed Office, and that the silver basket, with
It's snow.white contents, lay ready to his
hand. With eager haste he proceeded to
dress, and took up the embroidered shirt
before him, when, horror Of horrors! there
Law beneath it the head Of his child, sew
cred from the body, still warm and bleed.
ing-lhe dark eyes glarIng as II win
half.extiuguished life, the lips parted as
if yet breathing! One cry of shrill and
shrieking madness was heard through
every vaulted chamber Of that vast castle.
The echoes were still ringing with It az
the madened father tore wildly from cham
ber to chamber, in search Of the murder.
ess. She had quilted the castle on horse
back two hours before. Mounting his
swiflest horse, he followed her from cas-
lie to castle. The dreadful chase conlin-
ued through the night and the next day.
A few hours Of terrible slumbeI refreshed
him again to pursue her. And thus he
wandered over the..iAppenines and the
vast plain beyond them, days, weeks,
months long, till in avid conflict Of his
baffied vengence and insanity, he died =
She was never heard Of more '
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1855-12-12

TO SHAKE OFF Trouble, Set about
doing good for somebody; pu, on your
hat, and visit the poor inquire into their
wants and administer unto them; seek
ou, the desolate and oppressed. and tell
.hsm Of the consultations Of religion. I
havo tried this, and found il the destined.
icine for heavy heart.
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TALKiNs.-The rules 10 form young
man are, to talk little, 10 hear much, 10
reflect alone upon wha. has passed Ia
company, to disimsi ones own opinions.
and value Others thai d,s,rve il.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1855-12-12

Patrick, when will water stop running
down hill 7!
when it gets to the bottom, sure, you
spalpeen.' t ra
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'Mr. Brown, why do you wear that
bad hat = Because Mrs. Brown VOWS
she will not go out Of the house with mo
until get new one.'
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1855-12-12

The FIRST intercourse between Europe
ans and the Japanese took place in TIE
year lsls, s' y
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1855-06-02
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WE are now manufacturing. and have for sale
W Wholesale and retail, Burras celebrated
MOWER AND REAPER, combined These ma
chimes will cut grain and grass whether wet or dry
lodged or standing coarse or fine. They are very
simple and durable, and operate with a slow gait
and light draft for the team They are single
gearcd can be thrown in and out of gear in a mo-
ment and require but few minutes to convert
them from Reaper to n Mower. and vice versa.
Any further information may be obtained in re-
gard to them mt our ware house. where machine
may be sccn; or from ANDREW BlDpRnMAN and
ALEXANDER Dixon near Wilmington, Del.
We arc also building Huyctts combined ma
chine 1t works with double knife and shear
cut hence is not liable to choke, and is uncqualcd
for cutting wet grass or grain
In addition to the above, We arc selling other
machines of improved patterns. among which is the
excellent NANNY Machine, built by VIM Johnston
Co. Farmers are cordially invited to call and
examine for themselves.
5. NJ. PENNOCK & CO.
Apr %m Foot Market It. Wilmington Def