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IOUN g. DGNEsENx. Gomnstsstoner of Court OF
Claims, 70 Broad@ay, OF III New YORK.
Rrrs 10 ifssrs Duncan, Sherman, Co., hrss Heehee
Co., Hon Luther Rradsh, James w. Gerard, esq, WIN Curtis
Noyes rsu New fern MesSrs Riggs Co Hon Elisha While
scy, Joseph u Bradley, go Washington - 4.
.etuemer % the bar and claimants Washington
can maze appointment ~ the aud taking deposons
~ me once OF Tbompon, counsellor, &c, No. tanf
ana haif street (nea the CitY ~ whosi The undersigned
beRs leave o make particular reference,
Oct l0--2awlm L. G, DEVEREUAs
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,sxE ONLY ORE AITHORIZED!--rheR Rob of DR.. BOY
vEAU LAF EiTEUR is far superior the sups Of Cuis
other similar remedies II radically cures
affections Of the skim darca, scroua the con-
accidents accouchmeDts critical
hereditary Of huniors As depura-
weakness the from abuses OF
soundings. As syphiIc the Rob IN
from the use
halsam cubes, which
the virus without nruizng The Rob Boyveau is, above a
recommended in sypi Diseases whether long stand
and which have resisted the OF the iodure
potassium.
General agents Gabriel Bondn, ESQ., "
William York. wholesale orders Gno Duconge,
New Orleans; Senifv, San Francisco.
The Rob sold druggists hrougou, the Un'
ted The panpie mnd-
properties Of Rob will be oh,nprd by G. Bon-
din % William New York, who will Information
wanted
@. prepared orders America, West In
dies &c. of the United States duties he has the Rob in bond
March Idly
nHOCHE' Es, WINES LpauOfss, sc We beg leave 10
VI call the OF aud public stock OF
fresh groceries, consisting Of
Fine black
Rio, y.
Refined and brown
Family, rfne and flour, in bhis. and bags
Cheese. lard, hams, shoulders
Grain and ground spices description
And other article complete asso
wines, Liquors, md Cigars.
Madeira sherry port and champagne Of avore
hfards and superior
Fine brandes, whtskey, gins, SC, in wood and glass
Together with large stock OF Havana, domestic
cigars
We win offer the shove goods which wo
shan be Giving such prs To- make Involvement TOR
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Proposals for Rations for 1856.

OCTOBER Is, 1855.
Oct l7-law4w
Kansas weekly herald., 1855-01-19
OHIO.

from Akron by Copley and Sharon
centre to Medina: From Akron to middle
bury; from Akron by Montrose, Coddhg-
vile, Granger, Weymouth, Brunswick,
land Liverpool to Grafton; from Ames-
vile by Pleasant Valley, Eliotts K Roads,
woody's Mill, Rosseau, Hickerson's X roads
and Malta to McConnellsville; from Ant
werp by Hickesville, Neville, Ia, Norris
town and Buckhill to De Kalb, La; from
Ashland by Savannah and Ruggles to New
London; from Ashland by Perote, Nova,
North Rochester, Brighton and North
Campden to Henrietta; from Ashland by
Oliyersburg, Rives, Shenandoah and Rich
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JAMES REYNOLDS,
Wholesale and Retail Druggist.
11,rLouirsc No>L hn~tl -. 1r NJ. C<

~
Mechanics Block. North side of Main ST.,
KEOKUK, IOWA.
HAVING made arrangement FOR a per- n
IL manent business in the above line, am
now Offering t. the city and country trade
a large and we'll selected stock #
Druss- Medicines. Paints, Dyes, Oils and var.
- nishes, brushes, Glassware and wiaAew
Also Perfumery and fancy articles, Cigars, To.
bacco and Snuff, and choice assortment OF
Family Groceries, including Spices. Tns. Fla
voI1ng Extracts, Candies, Soda, Salarattap. and /,
vsffety Of articles pertaining to that depsrm en.
alI which will be sold on the principle Of "sms sii
profits and quick returns"
Particular attention given TO preparing pre-
scriptions. In cases where medicines are re-
qnired during the night il is frequenly inc onve.
nient to obtain them. This dificulty I have
completely obviafed BY having my sssideacs IN
part Of the same building occupied by nv
store; and persons desiring medicines. may reiy
upon procuring them at all hours, night or day :.
without inconvenience or delay.
Druggists, merchants and others, purchasfne
by the quantity, are requested to give me . call.
as an determined TO sell on as favorable terms
as any house in the city.
April6, 1855 dIy.
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Eliton Of Gate City,
n ENTS:-I wish 10 say TO your readers that
" have just returned from market with great
variety OF ladies' and Gentlemen's, Roys', Miss
es', and Children's
BOOTS AND SHOKA,
which will sell Lower than the Lowest. Re-
member, Quick Sales and Small Profits. is nay
motto. GEO. CRlTTENDEE.
Corner 5th snd NJ ain Streets.
p. S. hope no one will believe the above
till they come and ace for themselves. &C.
Keokuk, June I. d&w1m
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Great Excitement I!
= At sHELDox,s HAT x,rpoa1ur

TTtlElsreest and best stock of Hats, C aps and
i Straw Goods ever brought into the State Of
Iowa. Any one in wan Of nice Hat, Cap,
Umbrella, Carpet Bfg, Canes. &c.. will always
find Complete stock at the New York Hat Ed.
porium, 81, Main street.
Call and leok at the new summer style Of Hats,
which is beautiful. Do not forget the place, at
SHELDON'S, "a. Main street
may2i
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Boots and Shoes
Of all styles, and In any Quantity.

BootS and Shoes
Of ali styles, and In any Quantity.
4 DELL MATLESS have just q
" received large and splendid
20 iety OF Boots and Shoes, Of the "
IA es styles, and selec ed with particular rx.er-
to this market. Their stock comprises ev-
cry thing desirable for Ladies, Misses, Gentle
men, Boys, and Children, which they will sell a.
low for cash, - any dealer in the city.
Thsy are also prepared to
MANUFACTURE
u. kinds Of Ladies' and Custom Work, in any
Desired style. They employ mono but the very
best work men, and plenty Of them. and are pro-
psred 10 GIL ell orders with perfect satisfactIea
and with entire punctuaiity.
RkPAIRING
done with neatness and dispatch.
We iavite all persons TO give Ms = call, at tha
sign Of the MAMMOTH SHOE, opposite A. L.
Dsming g. Co.'S Banking House, Main Street.
ODELL T. MATLESS.
Kcekuk, June s. dAwy
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One More !!

One More
THE undersigned hsvelng permanily located in
Keokuk, has opened Tailor Shop on John
son street, one door West 1.-THE Post Office. same
side, aud hopes bv punctuality and a strict at
tention to business TO merit 4 d are OF public
patronage. Being q stranger, | respectfully
solicit trial, and oil work entrusted to my care
shall be done in wcrkmanliks manner and "a
fit" gursnteed. ''Study 10 pleass'' shall be my
motto. With those who desire il will cheer
fully 80 to the store and assist them in selecting
their goods.
T. KELLY.
Keokuk, May 23, 1885. 1md&w
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HORSE sHOEING.

Bring on your lame horses and have them
shod right. From his long and constant prsc-
tice in this branch Of the business he haiiers
himself that he cannot be exceiltd by any ono in
the country. He particularly soiicits patronage
in this line.
He also offers his services as Farrier in all its
branches.
May 26, 1855. d&wIy
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Latest STYLEs
OF Roots and &hDen.

A Ii persons desiring the L,test EAshioes Ter
- TO see what they are) would - Nell ~ eall
at Dukes BOOT and SiIo4 Emppai. = sNaers
he is anxious to sho his new and sploNdjl stock.
which IS always kept full and ccss4aels 1e9 bic
own mandatory, tn NEST extensive int1e etty.
thus enabling him to fill orders more promp0y
than any o'her house.
He has the grsatest assortment and heet auali-
y oil material that's to be found in any one house
west OF the Mississippi for the nanofseture Of
work TO order.
HIS Lasts M are 81 ~ made to order. and b 3ls-
in his line in Iowa. Call and 80 Tor yeursetf1
May rs. 1855.
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:::;:: ); $; /: s:
kuk and vicinity, that he is prepared to take
liksnesses Of III who may give him call, in the
most perfect manner, having = large Skylight,
the osiy light bv which blue eye can be made
10 look natural, aud far superior 10 al other
lights for Daguerseotyping !; also, having N OK
perience in the art OF ever seven years, he dat
ters himself that he can suit the most fastidious.
Pictures and Drawings copied Landscapes and
pictures Of the sick or deceased taken 1t short
notice. Pictures psf up il every variety Of
style, regardless of the weather, and satisfaction
ia all cases guaranteed.
June x2, 1855. dtf
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D +. X. s. B a RIB = n.
W oULD respectfully announces o ~ 81.
w zens Of Ksskuk and vieinity lAat hekoa
permanently located in Keokuk, where q p.
poets 70 perform al the opesaflons psrtanh9 -
Dental Surgery. !.
He feels con 6dent in his ability to give saAip-
faction to those who may favor him With thsie
patr onage.
e. Once on Main between Thira -
Fourth Streets.
All operations warranted.
Keokuk. April -, 1855.
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Western Hotel,

(FoRMERLv KEoKUK HoItt,J
- EOCATED on the Levee, below sln-s.
aoet eoavsnient to the steamboat LANDING.
EIae bssn taken BY the subscriber, 'a'e o.
ths phonix Hotsl,) and has been thoroughly re-
paissd and we'll furnished. The entire arrange.
Srsn1s - nsds nth view to the comfort Of
Aie fttoGds "a customers. He hopes, therefors,
~ stsict attention 70 bssiness 70 have share OF
apoAate patsonags. The attendants speak the
fnelish, German, and French languages. Give
- eaii. DANIEL ACNE.
e9.rek8 1Ak6 dAwtf
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PLOUR! NOUR !.

THE Undersigned wishes to insesu o.
zen. OF Keokuk and vicinity, ,tkAAeUGoq
sale prime article Of FLou1. msde - rSI
Wheat Every barrel warranted u p - 3snn
faction Or the money rsfunded. Ih13
the advantage of the late dsclins q ~
do we'll 10 call tthe CRY MIxas.
Flour delivered 10 any part eF theeiax nmuGe
charge. VIZ. 1ukIIR
June /, 1855. d3m -
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n OLDEN Flax, and Medium Fronting Linens,
" OF Richardson's make, warrsnted pure, l0i
Linen Sheeting, Pillow Case Linen. Bieached 4
Brown Table Damasks. Napkins, Toweiing,
Crash. &c, for sale cheap. r. b. FOSTER
April 20, 1855.
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At the Two New Lime Kilus,
FOOT OF FOURTH sTRkEr.
THE subscribers keep sconstsn,ly on have
i large supply Of the best Quality IF Lime.
Orders may be ieft At c. Obertop's Main I.
between 2G and ID.
Price.per barrel, S. cts At tho Kiln, or 10 ct
If delivered. JOHN ZWART d. &C.
Keokuk, May ], 1855. dan
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Blacksmithinx.

XNILLIAM GRAHAM, ON fhlrd, between
w Johnson ard Exchange Streets. At the
Brick Shop, would inform tho public that he is
pre- pared to do ali kinds Of BLAexsMrrHlNG in q
neat. durable, and cheap manner.
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IS DOZEN FINE PANAMA HATS Just
received and for sale cheap at
SHELDON's HAT EMPORIUM
April 90, 1855. d
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THE LOVERS 6OLILoQUY.
Go search the Ind,es' wave foi pea.ls,
To deck your high-horn maiden;
Or dig Goiconda's diamond sands,
With priceless treasure laden
Go gather Myrrh and Frankincense;
And sweet Arabian spices,
And cluster round your hearts delight"
loves widest Of drvices-
I'll give to her whom | adore,
By far an oEring richer
My face, all dressed in lovers smiles,
Ia BUELL's fair Skylight Picture.
Buel's Gallery, Sc, Msid Street
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FANCY CANDIES.

FANCY CANDIEA.
TyST received the largest and best assortment
d of Fancy Candies ever before offered in Kee-
kuk; also large assortment Of Fruits, Nuts, &C.
at CREIGHTON T. OHMER'S.
April 80, 1855 dif johnson Stree
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City Property for Sale.

Vt ALUABLE LOTS. located On Main. Blon-
dean and johnson Streets, which WILDE sold
favorabiy.
Apply 10 ". A. CAVE,
Firm Of Grahsm 4 cavs, MainSt.
June 8, 1855. dtf a
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4 0PLENDID assortment of chAdrenss fanev
"a Hats end Caps for summer wear, ths lu1oet
summer style just received and for sale cheGp e,
SHrLpoN's HAT EMroa.u ON. g, Ma Z.
Ladies. cell and look ct them.
mal2I
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Pllfoalyc neme nanultetuTeg,

JasfvWN uNMe 1AAuA0&8l0s
4 Nd sstc BUEL j DRO,6 end ct Lister
q Il oleeels rtaao sst - m6shiag Aaga, Lexee.
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The Fast Mill

THE Fast Saw Mill one and half M
4 town is now In operation viii zoe
Of Logs Persons wanting ~
will be furnished on shsrt notice by jeavioa
orders At the Office of -
z. r. 4 d. W. rom. -
VIZ. BROWNELL.
keekuk, May IL, 1885. az IA
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DR.. JNO. r. ALLEN,
OFFERS his professional services 10 the citizens
OF Keokuk End vicinity.
His Office, the same heretofore occupied by
Dr.. Ford up stairs over the store OF J. Bruce,
Esq. No. Sc, NJ AIN Street.
Residence At the "Pavilion" on Concert be-
tween I'd and Sd Streets.
June IL, 1855. dtf
Dispatch copy weekly 3months. 4
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lla DOZ Floyds' American Penetrating Lin.
1UU imcnt, in quantities 10 suit purchasers.
200 doz. Escnlspsn Linim+ nj, and great
variety Of Patent Medicines at
REYNOLDS Drug Store.
April q, 1883. 4
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Roos. ~ cLAoErT. sHo.e
CLAGETf DIXON,
= rrOnNEYsA C,UNSELLORs AT Law,
~ Main I'll set, between Third ane Fourth,
Keokuk, Iowa
Hosbruaryt -, 1851. oiy
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1855-02-17

How MuCu LINE 20 Sons NrEp.-Wc
have lately had occasion to remark that less
limo is needed in soils than many suppose.
Prof. Emmons. in his report on the Gcologi-
cal survey Of North Carolina, suys--"lr We
may appeal to observation and experiment, it
is established that small per centogo of
limo only is necessary TO the highest degree
of fertility; aud yot this small per ccntogo is
necessary. llthcrc is present one-half Of one
per cent, il seems to be sufficient for il is
rare to find largo quantity in productive
soils."--Prof, Il. is chemist and geologist
of long experience and was ono OF the first
(perhaps the iirst) TO ascertain that somc of
the most productive soils for Wheat in Wcs-
tern New York contain comparatively little
ime.--BOSton CUlicai0r.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1855-02-17
fatma's department.
MEDITERRANEAN WHEAT.

Among the great varieties Of wheat cult.
yatod. II IL n matter OF tho greatest impor.
tance 10 know which Is the most profitable
kind to raise, take everything connected with
IL into account. Mr.. A. Y. Moore, an In
telligcnt farmer OF S'choolcraft, Michigan, has
communicated TO his agricultural brethren,
through the Michigan Farmer, his experience
in determining this question. Seventeen
years ago he procured about pint of Med
itorrnnoan wheat from New York, and has
'en SO well satisfied with IL from ycar to
ear since, that he now raises no other kind
Among the advantages Of this wheat he
names the following IL has always, without
exception proved to be more productive than
any other kind; It makes good flour and u
good yield II Is not ut all affected by the
fly, which is becoming SO destructive TO some
other kinds; Il ripcns carly; and lastly il has
never been aRtcicd by rust or smut. Tho
bread made from It's honrisprctiy well known,
il Is not so white us that made from some
other kinds Of wheat, but he thinks il dcci-
lcdly better.
The only disadvantage IN raising II Is that
most buyers will not pay as much for II as
white wheat. lie thiGks this will be tempo.
rary, that rs soon rs more Is raised il will
cease. On Door Prairie Ind nineteen
twonticths of tho wheat raised is Meditcrra-
rancan, and there the farmers find no trouble
in selling it at fair prices He says he would
prefer raising ii even ir Obliged to sell 1t n!
10 per cent less than other varieties lie
says he has recently Toured quantity Of his
Thoat. and "the yield was vcry good and the
,Iour So,NiGonr,atS He thinks that 100 lbs OF
tI .hu I'"lS ,no Is THr H .; Hgch for Gny kind OF
STOCK as LOO lbs OF oats - other farmers
give their experience on tbs uscf' subject.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1855-02-17

STIRLING CuruNGs.-lhc following Ore
half dozen general rules relative TO the So
lection aud preparation Of slips or cuttings.
st. Lot all slips be cut Off as near n joint as
possible without mjuring it, 2nd. For out.
umn or winter take choice of well ripcncd
firm wood. 81. In spring or summer half
ripencd young shoots are best, ns they strike
quicker than old wood. ith. All succulcnts,
such rs CactGsos, Gcraniums should remain
fow days to dry, until their wounds are clo-
9TH. Never allow cuttings to remain in water
il they cannot be planted Immediately lay tho
ends in moist sand. 9th. In winter or sum.
ner always let few of the leaves romoin on
evorgrcons.- Chronicle.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1855-02-17

krnnl roa ruovr Tho MllosUg yyJue-
dy Nr cruup have never kluNu Ia hilNh,u
administered la spasoni
"a soon as Che brt symptoms aploaG
lWhigh need nVt desyrlbe, as lhpy aro khoWa
% alll got the ch'lls l,et mto warm NateE
anl as soon es pas'lble adlnnbter d,so ul
something uaus allng, cay grain or tNo ul
lp.cnp, anllmoAi'd wins. oP NuNa 1.-Two Sys
NJ .hen ell cloth With goosa vll plgs Mot
ihon sprinkle scotch snuh over lhe cloth tll
"a 4 petty sell hg1Nnei anl apply h0m ihu
,lla 10 lhe Midilg vi tho chesi ann rtpeat. u
necessary, Ia tae hanls thp sunil should h,
ana lei GOA ~ posslhlo ailel lhp atiayb
1fls tloatment WN masi luiaglahb Riyg gp
hei ka boarf The iaun shpul hp kvpl
u esfg nmlY " young cbllilleu aui ~
aAfr lhs htsA fan By lahl ulpa i snl inn0
furhi 'i1 fbu.l
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1855-02-17

UNpERpRAlNING PAvs-A correspondent
at Lancaster n. H., writes IL had piece
of land that was so wet that cattle could not
go on to it. | undcrarained it, and broke it
up late in tho tHll of 1853, and planted il to
potatoes without plowing or particle of
manure. Tho piece yielded over two ohundrcd
bushels per acre, and were sold at 81 cents
per bushcl without sorting" This is SOS per
acre, and doubtless pays the whole expense
of draining, cUltivating, &c.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1855-02-17

MACHINE FOR QCARRyING SLArE,-Slatc
has hitherto been all cut out in QuOrrics by
hand labor Tho workmcn with picks cut
groves in the rock to the depth required, and
then the slate comes of in thin layers the
size or the space between the cut groves,
forming rectangular slabs, 10 supcrScdc
this slow method of Quarryiug slate, Henry !,
Bremncr Of Nazareth, Pa, has invented u
machiuc for which he has 0W2jod fora patent,
The cutters are operated to feed forward and
cut out grove in ono direction, the desired
length, and then it (thc machiuc) is iUpcd
and the cutters made tocut traverse groove,
and thus proceed until the rock is 50 groovvd
that tho space between the side and the two
end grooves or cut channels forms slab ot
the size desired for the slate, when the slate
is forced out, and splits easily into as. .mauy
scpowtc slabs as there have been horizontal
layers from the surface TO the dcp,h the
cutters have perforated, One or tlrsc ma.
chimes has been in operation Cor some time,
and has accomplished moro than its hsru,or
anticipated, II is operated 10y hand, ami
with one man will cut cut mort slate in ouc
day than twelve men with picks by hand
labor
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1855-02-17

SAND youR SrANns,--T.et fresh clean sand
be sprnklcd every day over the floor of tN;
ups, This will Keep tho animals "'s"n ana
prevent their being attR"'',d ny Ncrmih'
mnnr.. ourd, and throw over il u few handMls
ofgypsm or pulycriscd charcoal
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1855-02-17
TuG VERY LATEST
ARRIVAL at New Goods

a. EnShERS y co, haVS rcee,Nelm aAli,
M ton 10 ,helr togmev large stock, aNa,her h,
OF seasonahlc sool-, which they ags eaaND,l IA
sol at g,vat batgatus, hosNlVs aule variety NJ
Clothing Noots, e,N, tAey have snleNlA aud
layse a,so,tmeU, oI all Aml u leWelgN, suitable
Ng ladle3 aud GeNNcmeR
uoioyo buy,pg elsewhere, awe a eaN Ia Nav,
sot street opposite the 'ost otlve, as g. Eht2,g
n 60, will make NNo0g ADVANTAGE ~ 1os,A
SuuhurN hVN u lSAh
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1855-02-17
THE AMERICANS rRrENpil
HOLLOWAY'S PILLS.
To lbe Ciii.sns Of ,ho Uniied States |,

To tho Ciiisens of thc Uniied States,
most hunbly aud sincerely thank YOU Tor the
immense patronage which you have bestowed pom my
were n American citizens, md thai entertain TOT n
uni concerns Ame,ca aud the Americans, the most lively
syinpnhics, much w that csieaalv compromised these
md manner of LIVING, Intending 10 establish myself among
yon which have now done by tnking premises IN New
THOMAS HOLLOWAY,
"a Corner of Ann and Narsun Streets New Nutk
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1855-02-17
Rttiipts.
LONGw ORru'S CERTAIN CuRE ron
SJROFULA

Put o7. of 0quahrtis on plate, on
which you have placed 2coppcr cents, Lct
Il remain for Is ov "a hours, Thou add !
oz, of clear strong vinegar Put cents and
all into q large mouthed bottle, and keep IL
corkcd, Regn hy putting drops into "a
teaspoouull OF ram water anil apply il to
the sore, Make tho application 3 times ~
day with a so,t hair pcucil, or ouo mad, 10
the rags, livery painful put in muro WatrC
IL not t1p painful put iR less, roqUy @
editors IN al parts of tho tujun, to vurv
this, and repohli-h q QuoucrycW% ,t may
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as having c0e VI the lar,sSsl NssNrSWcN,s Vi,
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AMI oN lamps NNA hSNNlNs W MI SN,,e>Ne
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over auction prtcNs, beiNe a NNnWlAyyteNNr S',S
Dealer Vt Pine 0A, BurNlae FlNtA ana AlcSAtA,
which will Ne MgNished ~ Merchants Al vNSN
prices that they Will 6ad Il 10 Nhcr A,NNNtANe n
buy, Also, Household GLASSWARE NJ al NcNNSS.
uoNs a, the lowest market C,tccA
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NNONNATU, T. Nov l,th lNlL
L, S, Capt Hardness, ot eur c,tv tho
trst persou rutod ny this remedy oppl,d d
without va,cr and be inivms me that lo
thought Il would burn his lcg uU lut tbe
next day il MAS eurod llis was a small
slre, and bad be n alteute Ia months by
one OF oar best physlcians, without any houy-
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