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=. voluntary testimony Of living Witnesses Is tn. =,
u,YES' ALLIED oL !
AND HuMoR SYRUP,

,.,,., rnslIclne ever offered to the puo''' ''' ~"
eureot all S ,s.t q, more than years, AMI IN
=, tbs public We are not ignorant OF us -
w rrov, n To be the greatest dHtt'stW .fE
onJ sygsyig- 20 those afflicted WIN o,y ,,fot au
,aor All really Of the greatest mankind
NO. ~, ,bs public as We can sh2y the sriisRct
~ t,,isr ,sjfnssses, such 9--4f6n. ALBEIT WARRES
I Nay"r ~ this city, DGa. VIM. NJ. hmball, A. w
Stcsrn., At. sanbrTn, 5. I. Thompson, a. Bunker
LIE. O. Hayes, = ". Carleton, and host OF others
1 All In the dOctsrs own neighbofhond
This melcne is different from all others, iEasmueh al
is,.-uIs a scientific preparation, compounded ac'
eorling to the laws Mafsria Msdiea.
2l-H cures the disease, and that, 100, Without pro-
ducing another worse than the fret.
| 3l-U airdVs imprOucs the htaNh-not for n day
but /, adds lasting benefit, as testimonials will show.
Try two bottles of each fairly, will convince the most
ncrsuous Hundreds have been cured with less guam
tty ami their testimony Is universal that u Is the gna'
est medicine IN the known world, powerful In operation
performing IT, work speedily aud win certainty We
wish to h. understood that does not cure by magic OF
that It cures without any unpleasant sensations or ncon'
venienc hut what IL few days In comparison " Years
Of suffering, running the risk 81 Its terminating IN that
wo,,t q an f1nrs Cancer, or that equally as Atl us.
ease consumption. Physicians say that nine tenths o.
ali con,gmp,yc cases originate In humors, Thousands
are dying annually by humOrs alone. To the afflicted,
We would only say, Il has cured thousands and In many
cases where they had been considered past all cure
man In New Hampshire Il using on Cancer Who has
been given up by hrs friends and medical attendants as
nas benby using one bottle 81 the Ointment, be and
is friends are now confident Il win save his life.
We Wou cite scores Of similar cases where II Il Prov
ing equally as potent Believing the voice Of the nic-
tel more noWeih than our own, letthem speak or
n cu the Salt Rheum Scrofula, Eryslpelas, Whites,
Lprosy Jancerous llumOrs, Ring Worm, scald Head,
Burns ana Scals Chlblains, Piles, Ia preparation eN-
pressy,l BARRIERS Itch, Fever Sores and od Mrcnral
Sores however long standing II removes All those NeS-
atio.s Pir,plcs EriptoLs and Moth or Mdew, rum the
face leaving the skin perfectly son AMI smooth, adding
rrcaty 10 the beauty Of the complexion. Never Va any
case, will Il leave the least marx OF scar VIII utw
hurs,, fr he stomach, Iungs, Throat, AMI nom the
Head and Eyes by outward application III improves
he slrbt wonderfully whese the Eyes are troubled With
humors, by removing the dimculty and restoring The
sight. M,
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MORE BOUNTY LANDS

DY the Act q Congress passed. March ;, ISIS, AT on
I'D GERS, Sohilers AMI Ssanen vhohave seryei FOUR
TEEN DAYS IN any war % the Unted State sncs
I5T5, eutc O. leo acres o. hnj, u they have na
fccsvei a. Toc who have recelved 40 % 40 acrs, are
entitled b. cnough more 4, make up ne lol Ihess
who have rcccivcl l6O not cnioi q any more
The hencht % this &C, extends b. the willow and MINI
ehrcn q the soldier but % M other heirs Those who
have been en-aod In BATTLE enitlci 10 loo aerSs
withoui ncgari D. the period % their service.
Persons having claims unicr this 90 any osher Act
viii have them promptly attended by calling on %
writing 10, A. l. RICHARpSoN Co, II RailrOad
Exrhangc Court Square, Boston, Who pay cash fr war
rants.
~ n. We have hlthfai ant eSper'eneed Agents, IN
vashlnron AMI we make no charge In any case unless
We obtain the anl.
Boston. March =, 1875. oms-
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DIR, J. H. sCHENCK's
Pull M0NIC YR UP
80 -,,r ,u,e ar coNeIInpTi0N.

FOR THE CURE Or CONoomr ilSNs
THE Proprietor Of this medicine was himself many
years ago, reduced low as to be given up by his
and friends in the last stage OF consumption
When all hopes Of ever getting well had He'd, he wa:
strongly recommended TO try syrup made from an oid
Indian receipt which succeeded In eectuay curing him.
The family physicians and large number OF Respectable
gentlemen testified 10 the facts In this case, ami soon the
pulmonc Syrup obtained reputation never equaled IN
that sec ion Of the Country. Creating, as this case did,
sensation second TO that only Of miracle, Dr. sehenck
was waited upon by many similarly afflicted, to whom ne
administered the syrup with the same beneficial results
In fact such was the notorety OF this medicine that en-
inept practicng physicians had their attention drawn 70.
ward the rising reputation Of IT, from having witnessed
lis curative powers and frequently extended the mana OF
friendship and encouragement to Dr. schenok and used
II in their daily practice.
No other medicine operates In the manner hat te
monary Syrup does. IL produces healthy action upon
the morbid parts, by purifying them from disease
promotes the expectations, aays the cough, pehs e
matter in the lungs and when It Is discharged, heals
the opening that the breaking OF the tubercues or
produces and the lungs become sound and resume tie
performance Of their natural functions also soo'e
Inc irrtate portion Of the lungs and other organe and
thus restores those parts TO health superior properly
that the medicine possesses over all others IS that con-
tans no opum calOmel any other dcleterious drug
In 1871 Dr. schenek removed from Washington, New
Jersey To Philadelphia and commenced the practice
his profession, where he soon acquired ieputaon
eeIll by none In curing disease that had heretofore
been deemed incurabe and he has since then daily pre-
enied 10 the world ncentesabe evidence Of his success
Both Of his parents died with consumption, which ap
pcars 10 have been an hereditary diseasewth his father
family hllhis brothers AMI sisters except one, die'
early Of thi, disease Of them but the one brother
reaching the age Of twenty.
some ALARM as one a.er another were consignedto III
tomb by this fell destroyer.
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NOTICE.

~ TIME Siorr formerly occupied
III l. by the subscriber has bcen
~ rt,trd, and Is now opened for
reception Of cus,omers.--
- Sewed aud Pegged Boots made
TO order oil the very hes, Of Stock
Good aud ercnenced workmen will be employ.
cd, 80 that all who favor me with their patronage
can be assured Of having their work done In the
best possible manner.
Repairing Jobs neatly and promptly executed.
BLOCK, Factory Island, Saeo.
is. STEVENS.
Saco. November os. 1854 As-tf
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no one suffering from a haeknled Cough, Pain In the
Side, restless BigEis, nervous feelings, ana ihe whole
train Of dyspepc sensations, and given mp by their
physieian. be another moment without consulting TIE
issCULhPIUs. Have the married, OF those about To
be married, any impeachment, read this inily u.em
book NJ II has been the means Of saving thousands oil
unfortunate creatures from the very Jaws 81 death.
D.TAny persons ending TWENTY-FIVE CENTS
enclosed In letter will receive one copy az this work
by mail, or five copies will be sent TOT one dollar
Address, (post paid,) DR.. WIN. YOUNG,
ly32 No. l55 Spruce ST., Philadelphia
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Diseases Of ID, Urlnn. |, organs.
JOHN q. HILL. M o..

JOHN 3. HILL, NJ. o.,
No, IS wintsr street, >. .Bestsn,
WITH general practice, gives special attention
w 10 DISEASES OF THE URINARY on
CANS, and TO MORBID CONDITION or
THE REPRODUCTIVE FUNCTIONS Office
hours until 10 An, ~ 70 2, , 10 s, 7ioor:M
2m-lc
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RAILWAYS RrGULA ToRs. R,pw,r'.

RAILWAYS REGULATORS. RlpwLr's RrGu.
L,roR, are most carefully prepared from extracts and
gums Of trees, ants, roots and herbs. There
pills In use that will act upon the Liver. Panereas
bowels, the salivay Glands and Nerves, 50 pleasant
" and so eifeeiually as the II. II. REGUL.roh,. No
pills can be taken for any length or time with tho
same safety TO the constitution foT instead 0f debit
taiing the system by powerful and drastic purgng,
they act pleasantly upon the bowels aud impaH
strength to every nerve and tissue Of the body.
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DOCTOR YOURSELF!
THE POCKET NSCULAPIU,S
OR, EVERY ONE HIS OWN PHYSICIAN.

yE,llE fflieth Edition, with One
d Hundred Engmvings, showing
Diseases aud Nalfofmalions Of the
Human System In every shape and
form. To which Is added a Treatise
on the Diseases OF Females, being ol
the highest Importance 10 married
people, or those contemplating mar
rage. by
WILLIAM YOUNG, NJ. ID.
Let no father be ashamed 10 pre'
sent copy Of the RsCULAPlUs u
his child. II may save him from an
early grave. Let no young man OF
woman enter into the sacred obliga
ions Of married life without readinI
The POCKET ESCuLAPlUS. Lei
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Pm TSlcr or OINTMENT, 500. PRICE OF srRrF 50 CTS
HAYES FILE oINrMENT,

HAYES PILE olNTME I,
A certain care for Piles and al EJtsrHdi nrLahoH''
Directions on hs Bottles. Price, Si.Oo'
Read the folloWing-lt speaks for Itself d
Laurence, June IL, 1854.
We, the undersigned, citizens Of Lawrence, hlvins
used the vegetable Allied Ointment p,epsrl ~ - ~
IIayes Of mis- city, aud icing personally acquainted VIII
the Doctor fel pleasure In ADDING or testimony 10 all
the Doctors claims Cor Ms meecne. Unlike otLes te-
eies In the Market this preparation performs us once
speedily and WITH certainty, the uin.menI We hase US
al Win lie most happy result after yalnly seeking r.
,ef hy frce use % Sarsaparas, salves ETC., tc Our
experience fully jusaes In confidently Recommending
Il s article, and only one known to usas Peri0nlhS
all Its claims.
As BrNKER s. l. THOMPSON,
a NJ SrrIKNs Asa T. sANBoRS.
PREPiRED b. DF. T. n. HATEs, and Sold wholesale AMI
rVtal by CuAELEs H. hESI General Agent vi the h'
al S,ats. AMI Canaias, Nos. : 4 ApVlstOn Eock,
Lawrcnce 81, Lawrence, Mass, TO whom al oSdeTs
SHOULD b. ailrrssel. AGESrs for Bldddeonl, Dr. J.
SAWYER AMI A. Sawyer. plS
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IMPORTANT TO PILL TAKERs. Every one
who Is In the habit ~ taking pills viii find R.DwAr'.
REGuLAToRs the most pleasant, safe, and ehectnal
regulator Of the Bowels, Liver. Pancrsas, and the
most rERrAIS PuMF IN OF THE BlooD In use. One
OF RIDwnis RrsgI ,roRs Is superior. In point Of
medical strength and eteacy 10 SIX Cf the most pop
ulaT and best appEnYe ed calhlItIc pills.
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To the Gentlemen

ENTLEMEN who like to wear A NEAT
" SETTING GARMENT. can have one 10
their entire satisfaction by ealing ut
~ cit OWEN & M0ULT0NS.
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rowdoinham, Oct. 10Th, le5i.
Nu. HASN'T; Dear Sir,-ihlye worn .et Of AZ
two years, made By you, and feel petiecl.
Ia satisfied with them they are peIlecl Nv a"u
naiural teeth, Thcy are said by nv if,as
ocrf,rtI, natural. Respectfully In, -,
Pe''0''N "''''''' m. 'ULLER.
m, A. has filed, extracted, and &c, nh PiNo, ana ana
Mai. teeth flr me- and wilh plsasuTe teco"'"''"N
MIN 10 all wishing the services ofa Dcs',t. - Ma
I ~ 4. CHAMBERLAIN, BoSolnn'"'' ''
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REGULATORS VERSUS PILLS.-we are con.
t,nuaiIy asked, What Is the difference between Rad.
ways Regulators aud ordiniy pills!-We answer
that pills. a. they are ordinarily prepared and sold by
different manufacturers, are generally Of two kinds
those which operate the bowels merely called pur-
rativs p u, apd those which excite the seeretoH Of
the liver, and called ercurai OF liyer pills Rad
ways Regulators resemble pills merely Ia shape, but
differ In every other Characteristic. They act not
only on the bowels, but on the yer skin, panereas,
Una kdncys, regAting each organ to healthy AZ
1t.n lae, are not drastic, aud never give pain as
most purgaive pills do. they stimulate the liver with.
out endan gsring tiS tasnt with salvation, as mer-
euria pills do conanning no minerals In theif com.
position, they are Harmless, when used for length &c
time They are tasteless being enyeoped In an ele-
CANT coating Of gum. TO regulates, J To purge
good at all lines. ASPAMlLY PlCsiC, R.pwAv's
REGULAroHs are the most INNOCENT safe, mild, and
pleasan, Pills In use. They quick and certain
cure for Costiveness, Indigestion, Liver Complaint.
Kidney Complaint, Jaundiee, Head Aches, Nervous
ness. Melancholy, Diseases Of the bladder FEMALE
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. fieur AIbus, Whites
and Irregularities of all kinds. BiLLious Dsrl,ts
Bile on the stomach. bilious Collie. Enlargement Of
the Spleen, aud all Chrome Affections Of the Liver
aud Kidneys. n. X. X. REMEDIES are sold by Drug
gisis everywhere. For great cures performed Ia
shor time " u. II. Relief, see next weeks paper.
u. TX. X. RrAEpIEs act quick. The mCment they are
taken OF applied their health restoring aud pain fe-
lIsying efficacy Is felt.
II. II. HAY Druggist, Portland general agent for the
state o. Maine AGESrs.-J. Sawyer, NJ. D., Bidief0riI
I. Gilman, j. G. Bufnham j. o. Rollins, saco A. War
ren, kenntbunk slas Derby, N. l.. Weber, Alfred. ~
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WHOLESALE AGENTS.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Wentz, & Co., III North
Third st. Etw YOrk.-C. v. Clicisnrr 4 Co., 81 BAR
clay st. Boston. -Redding h Co., No. s State ST.
And eey respectable druggist throughout the United
States. b2-lyeop
]. q. ROLLINS, Agent In saeo.
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SHAW & CLARK, Proprietors,
BIppEFoRp. ME., U. s. A..

Sold Wholesale and retail by the Prophe'ors,
and rc,silrd by ~ the principal Druggists and
Apo,hccancs throughout the United states ana
Canadas. losu
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. n.R.R. DISCOVERY N. ..

DADwAY'S REGULATIONS. THE THRD GnEil
IL MEDICAL DIscovERf OF RAILWAY 4 Go. One
REGgLAroG Is sufficient 10 regulate the Bowels Liver
aud Pantreas, 10 healthy discharge Of their hlne
tons. Two will insure pleasant discharge ifoIr the
bowels nj a regular period Of time every day, Foul
TO six will purge thoroughly nil corrupt and aerimoni'
Gus humofs fiom the alimentafy canal.
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CASHMERE SHAWLS.
Dr.. W. II. HASKELL,

DIT. W. II. HASKELL,
fi[lsse,SA Oilers his services to the public IN
SlILNLp every operation belonging to ms
profession lie carefully and viii the lcast posi-,
lie pain performs all operations upon the natural
Teeth, aud iuSeis artificial ones, To the perfect
sail faction Ut oil
OgncE-No. 9, Central Book, Bildeicrd.
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goLisIl,ary Testimony.

We the subscribers, residents OF bennington, do here
nv certify that we are well acquainted with DE- ). II.
S!bsncE lie was attacked by n disease, which, as we
hiicy terminated In Pulmonary C0nsumptionj under
he operaion Of which, he rednced so low as 70 be
unaIIe 10 Ieayehs bel for long time, AMI to all up
pcarance was past recovery. lie Is now perfectly well
H. cough ami fever have left him. AMI We feel iushed
H. e,sring II AZ our belief TINT these salutary eieots
have resulted from the use Of the Pumonlc syrup.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-05-14

BY an ordinance of the Hon. Council Of The
city Of -kuk, the undersigned were appointed
Board OF Health Tor this CITY, AMI officer
elected to carry out and execute all the laws and
regulations re atng TO their public duties.
All persons therefore notified that James
Lynch, Deputy Marshal, IL fully authorized to
act uader the instructions Of this Board, in re-
moving forthwith all nuisances and accumula-
tons OF fifth either public or private and all
persons who shall fail, upon The order Of the sad
heath officer. to remove such nuisancrs, are
made liable 10 pay all expenses attending such
cleansing or removal, when dsne by this Board
is officer; md shall also be vigorously prose-
cuted TOR any penalties incurred under the City
ordnance relating to nuisauces.
In addition to the above regulations. the Board
of Health have this day appointed Or. Joseph
s. Martin 10 visit all boats landing at this City,
inspect the condition Of the same, and make
proper provision for the removal and safe accom-
daton Of all persons having inf. ctious dseass.
JoHN +. SANFORD.
MF. Collins,
r. H. WYMAN,
KeokuX, May : 1855. Board Of Health.
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Very Desirable Property on The Upper
MISSISSIPPI for Sale.

M + have for sale very low the oldest Tavern
w stand IN the Town OF Pontoosuc, Hancoc k
county, Illinois. Consisting OF lots No. 3, !. 5,
and ., IN Block &, upon which there is commo-
dinns two story frame Hotel and large snbstan-
tal Barn. Also two lots in Harke,'s addition
To Pontoosuc, npon which there is neat frame
cottage
pontoosnc Is n very Gourishing town on The
Upper Mississippi, with good steamboat land
ing, and Immediately upon the line OF HE War
saw aud kockord Rail Road, ard will. without
doubt, continue 10 increase III population and
wealth.
We viii also sell very low lot No il Block
:, III the foGrlssing city of keokuk. This iol
fronts fifty feet therver, Immediately N from,
Of the steamboat landing The Improvement.
are two story frame house,
We also offer the following described rich and
desirable Farming Lands N GIaEk county, Mis-.
sour, only five iilihs from The city Of Aexan-
dria. South hall ot sontil-east quarter and east
half OF souih-wess quarter Of eectiou thnty four
n township sixty tive, north Of range xix west
Containing 100 aefesi Spectators will do vel
to call Oh
RANKIN 4 MILLER, Attorneys, OF
illlSSIY & MILLS,
k.ai Estate Agents, kepknk, Iowa
May III, 1900 d&Iim
NATHS--Jusl received aud ipF sale low by
a RAIplYfA IGAkS 4 fsf
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Counterfoifcr Arrested.

EDIroRs GATE CRY THIS day q
man calling himself O'Conner or O'Con-
mel vas arrested Tor passing counterfeit
money, and is now undergoing an exami-
nation before lustsce Oliver o. thus place
After his arrest he was searched, and
about two hundred snd fifty dollars OF
counterfeit and bogus money found in his
possession. One hundred dollars Of tie
amount Was twenty dollar biils on the
State Bank OF Ohio, at the branch at
Cadlz and about one hundred ant tween.
ty.iye dollars was in Eve dollar bills on
tic Southern Baak Of kentucky AL pref
~ well executed and calculated to de-
eeivc those not accustomed to handling
paper money. The balance was two and
q half pieces--fixed up to look we'll, but
just the weight Of dime.
Tie money lie passed for which he
was arrested wus four twenty dollar bills
en- The State Bauh Of Ohio, with which he
bought horse Of Nh Rockaiellar. From
all he circumstances lAere i mo douti
bat he Viii he held answer al tie mex
.erm Of tile District Court.
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TILE rRnrtsrANr nlnlr

The Rev Mr.. Trench, in hi, New Lee
tares on the English Language, urges the
adaptation Of The standard tngf1sh version
Of the Bible, IN It's full employment Of
worIs both Saxon aud Latin, as a mcdiat-
ing language between the religions Of
Aothern and Sou1hear Europe. He quotes
from thhe Dublin Review the following
testimony Of Roman Catholic convert
from The communion of the English Church,
who has expressed him>elf0 deeply touch
lng tones OF lamentaton over ali which. in
tofsahIng our Iransa ION, he feels himself
10 have forgotten and lost.
who VIII not say thai tic uncommon
beauty and maryelIou, English ot the Pro
testant Bible is not one Of the great strong
holds OF heresy in this country 1t lives
on the ear, like the sound Of church bells,
which the convert barIly knows how he
can torego. It's felc,ies often seem 10 be
almost things rather than mere words. Ii
Is part OF the national mind, an tile an
Choir Of national seri usncss. The
memory OF the dead passes into IT, Tue
potent traditions Of childhood are stereo-
typed in It's verses Tho power Of all the
grIcfs aud trials Of a man is hidden be
meath IL words. i Is tie representative
u his best moments and all thal there
has been about hlm Of soft aud gentle, and
pure and pcnitent and gpol speaks to
him forever out Of hs English Bible r
l. IS his sacred thing, whicl, doubt has
never dlmmed, and controversy pepef
soiled IL tbs length and breadth If the
land there is not a Hrule>taI4t s4itlf one
spark OF righteousness about hlu whose
spiritual biography is not in lis Saxon
Bible"
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We would say that We have now III siofs rot
sfsr assortment Of Boots and Shnea evei offered
iot safe IN the State of Iowa We have Iut our
selves 10 much pains to ret such goods viii
not fail 20 give entire satisfaction 20 the most
iastdlous taste. Our prices shall be such as will
be undersold by any dealers IN the West. w.
ask OF the Merchants Of Iowa careful exami-
nation Of our Goods, and comparison OF our
prices with those Of other Western places OF
trading. We only ask the patronage of dealers
upon conditions that We offer better inducements
than others Respectfully,
MOODY & THOMPSON.
keoknk, Iowa, April II, 1865. dhwif
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u Medary keeps buttng away Al the
Know Noihings. His encounters with
the mysterious Order remind us of the
bull VINO attempted 10 stop the locomotive.
The poor fellow, for bis temeriiy in OPP
posing fash and blood to steam and the
iron horse, had his brains ocked out
and bis carcass rolled down the bank with
a laundering noise. He was killed SO
quick he didn't know what hurt him. SO
will it be with Medary and all his Sag
Nlcht followers Lebanon Star.
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THE co partnership heretofore existing be-
tween Nln. C. Funkhop-er and Tho.. r.
Bartlett, IL the Family Grocery business, ~ this
day dissolved by limitation. Vim. e.. Funk
houser, having purchased the interest ~ Thos. H.
Bartlett, viii continue the business al The old
stand, aud will pay al demands az slrsi said firm,
and ell outstanding accounts aud notes due the
firm are TO be paid to said VIM. {. Funkhouser
who Is alone authorize 70 use the name OF the
firm ID !iquldat4en.
VIM G FINKHOUSER,
r. Il, BARTLETT.
May 4. 1883. q
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Wanted.
On THE DIS aIoINFe tsiIEayFMENT

y A good s'ene cutters. ~ COED quArrsmen and
~ 81 h4nis 10 AID te4e l,n,her
The wolk n be done al Pennington immed,-
ateiy. Enquire Of
WI RROWNFLL.
+, IL. s u IA FORD
keokuk, May D, 1855. dNwtf