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HEALTH NOTICE.

BY an ordinance OF the Hon. Councli Of L .
city Of kesk uk. the undersigned were appoint n
Board OF Health Tor this City, and IN one n
elected TO carry out and execute all the lawsa
regulations re atlf & 10 their public duties.
All persons are therefore notified that Jan -
Lynch, Deputy Marshal, is fully authorized 10
act under the instructions of this Board, in D
moving forthwith all nuisahees and aecumtti !.
tons oil filth, either public or private and II
persons who shall fail, upon the order of the ., id
heath officer, to remove such nuisances, sre
made liable to pay all expenses attending gu IA
cleansing or removal, when dsne by this Boz I'd
or its officer; md shall also be vigorously pros
cuted for any penalties incurred under The ~
ordinance relating to nusances.
In addition to the above regulations, the 30, I'd
Of Health have this day appointed Dr. Jess ia
S. Martin, to visit all boats landing Ut this CT y,
inspect The condition Of the same, and "a: Sc
proper provision for the removal end safe aece y
dation OF all persons having inf, ctious disss %
JOHN r. SAHFoRp.
NJ. COLLINS
T. H. WYMAn,
keoku-, May Z, 1855. Board Of Health.
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What Sensible Southern Men think
of 1T.

The Louisville Journal. Frankfort Com
nsonwea}il, Lexington OJSeluer and lie
porter, &c, condemn, In lie strongest
terms, the late outrage at parkvlle, Mo.
Certain Locctoco Journals in The pay of
tl administration, accuse them Of .taLoli
uon tendencies because they do not re-
Ioice ever that act of infamy an outrage,
10 use The language Of the Frankfort paper
more detrimental to Southern interest and
more dangerous 10 The Union than all the
Abo'llionlsis in the country could unalded
by Southern lndscretion, accomplish in
ten years
Alter quoting from Tie St Louis MfeN-
gencer 10 prove that the Parkville Lun.iaa-
~ was not an abolition paper, but only in
favcr Of emigration from all quarters, that
Kansas might be built up, and thus add
70 the prosperity and business ofthe towns
IN the Missouri, the Observer says
I'VE fear that tie interests of the South
Lave been damaged by this disturbance,
and on has account We regret i more than
any other. We regret such occurrences.
at ell times, but we prefer that the South
shall no, le chargeable with them. This
matter VII add fuel to the flame already
brightly burning and SO steadily famed
IN the North, and b. tbs time it has been
read Of in every section Of country, bring
ing gladness TO those who desire The DIS
meinberment Of the Republic, and sorrow
70 those who seek lis ircseryati, n. =
Tie Frankfort Commonwealth saws E.
BIT We may be asked, Why DO YOU, a
kentucky editor, complaint What do
you fear We complain because the lib
efty Of The press, lie supremacy Of the
laws, and private rights have been out
ragged because rutians in Missouri have
/ threatened TO lang men for settling in
Kansas Tor the reason hat the opinions
Of such men on the su ice, Of slavery
were different from their own and be !,
cause tie clc-gymen of a large and re
spectacle religious dtnomina ION have been
ind. erminae ely threatened with personal
outrage and death ifthey venture 10 pr, ach
he gospel IN the country where tLese
mobocrais reside. Whit we fear is that
when Kansas shall lave formed con>t
luton eslablis ing slavery 9nd we be.
liese she will form such constitution
llhe public mind Ut tie North will be 50
possessed with TIC be icf that the question
III .lssery has lot lcen FAIRLY determined,
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u The Dayt Ga1e.te Of the lo.h
instant, tells this story of horse being
frightened 10 death by an elephant
Saw THE ELEPHANT AND D1Kp. A 5
an Amburg' 3 menagerie and circus was
on It's way from Middletown to German
town OF Tuesday, it was met near the
former place by horse and rider When
the horse "saw the elephant, he became
50 much frightened, that after rearing and
pitching moment, he fell down and died
IN less than five minutes whether from
lnght,o whato'her cause, " elephant saith
not
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NEW BOOT AND SHOE STORE.

~ 20. CRITTENDEN has taken the store late
" ly occupied by Messrs. Hawkins 4 Billings
corner OF 9th and Main Streets, and has opened
large and well assorted stock Of Boots and
Shoes intended specially Tor The retail trade.
He axis the inspection Of the citizens and pub
tie generally, feeling confident that his expert.
ence in the trade, and The favorable terms on
which they were purchased, combined with q
determination to build up permanent trade
will enable him TO sell lower than any house in
tins City. Quick sales and small profits i. his
motto.
Kcokuk, May .. 1865. DIFF
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Choice Butter.
Election OF Directors,

OFFICE kEoKuK, FT. Dies MONIES AND MIN
NFsoTA Rail Roam COMPANY,
Keokuk. May 10, 1875
fIHE Stockholders Of the keokuk, Fl Des
MONIES and Minnesota Rail Road Company
are hereby notified that an election of eleven
Directors Tor said Company will be held at the
CITY Hall in the city of keoknk on Monday, the
llih da" of June next, at 2 O'Clock, F. NJ
By order of the Board of Directors
c. +. CONN, Secretary.
May II, 1855 III
keokuk Dispatch and Fort Desmoinss States
man
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1ts- Col. KINNEY, it is said, is on the
eve Of marrying Fifth a,cnge represent
atiYe Of New York female aristocracy, who
is worth her weight in gold, silver, stocks,
notes and SO forth, and who has agreed 10
accompany the Colo.'el 10 the musquto
swamps. The New York Herald calls this
a master s,roke OF policy on the part OF
Colonel kISsIr, and says to insure the
success Of q celoniz aiioa seheaae, there IS
Aothing like makiage-pf4.t 81 start.
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7e a|.. 1ssls-ssaaI1
4 CARD.

" {. FUNkHoUSER having purchased
W The interest OF Mr.. r. b. Bartlett, in III.
late hrm of ; L. b., would take this occ as,on t..
INFORM his Old ifiei ds and patrons that he will
continue The Family Grocery business with !.
ne"ed facilities, and hopes By strict attention Il.
the wants OF house keepers 20 share portion o
their patronage He also embrace. this on,o,tn
nity TO return his 'hasks for the liberal patronss
heretofore received.
VIM. c. FUNKHOUSER.
MAJ 4 fsl1 4
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N0ticc.

THE partnership heretofore existing b. :
1 tween VIM. c. Funkhouser and Thea ] .
bartlett IN the Family Grocery business, is til .
day dissolved by Limitation. Wm. G.. Fnnl >
houser, having purchased the interest OF Thos
Bartlett, will continue the business at the o a
stand. and vii, pay all demands against said fir, !,
and all outstanding accounts and notes due Il .
firm are TO be paid to said Vim. c. Funkhousv !.
who is alone authorized TO use the name or q :
firm IN liquidation
VIM c FUNKHOUSER,
l. b. BARTLETT.
May 4. 1855. d
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Sad Reverse OF Fortune.

Col Suffer, 81 Calllorria il i stated
/. has lost by tie duplicity II those he placed
confidence in, all kis immense property. IN
that State. II is said iilai lie Was a man
If unbonnded generosity and Kindness Of
heart, aid had extended 10 all the cmi-
grants over The mountains hospitalllics
which viii revsr he forgotten. Capt.
Mikes OF tie u. ) Exploring Expedition
Col. Fremont, and Lieut.. Keyeye, Of the
navy, each were ar different times recipi-
ents. In addition. il may be said that lie
opened to their eyes The gold On its pre-
n,ses Gel $ taesi unfortunately il HI
adversely, is a very old man, and though
he had Energy enough in bis day. hc had
not energy enough y retrieve his lost az
huence. be will never he able 10 do 50
new. Lieut.. Ringgoid gives tie following
aecount tf Col. s.. Which be received
hsssown li.s..
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LTMRER
New (irOeery Store
A. ;. r Al S TO & BRO

A. ]. r A l. S T o n & B r O.
Ii AVE luat opened new Family Grocery and
IL Provision Store, in the room FORMERLY occu-
pied by ID. q, Smith as an Auction Room, on
Johnson street where they intend 10 keep a
choice and well selected variety exactly adapted
TO The demands Of the retail trade OF the city
They invite the inspection OF the citizens gene
rally and have no dovbt that they can offer in
ducements for frequent calls and continued Gus
tom. A, j. RALSTON L. BRO,
IS, Johnston Street
keokuk MAY 10, 1855. d
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LEIIscToN, Mo, May 1.-THE SANDER
suit Of Birch against Benton, was decided
in the Henry County Circuit Court last
Friday, after triai of four days, by a
verdict in favor Of the plaintiff for five
thousand dollars damages. The case will
he taken 10 the Supreme Court.
River very low and on a stand three
and half feet on Baltimore bar
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From LIBERIA. The Boston Traveller
CLEANS from the Liberia Herald, Of Janua-
~ 18th, some interesting intelligence. Il
contains the address of President Roberts,
detailing the results of his recent mission
to Europe. He states that he labored
earnestly and with success TO incline the
minds OF the English people favorably tc
his little African Republic, and that he
urged upon the attention of the British
Government the plan of procuring suita.
BILE port for naval purposes, such as re-
palrs, &c, nj Sierra Leone, for the bene-
fit of Western Africa. AT Paris he ad.
justed some treaty difficulties, and OBJ.
tanned the assurance that one thousand
new uniforms should be manufactured foi
the Liberia Militia, and forwarded, with 4
small vessel OF war, as a present from the
Emperor. During his visit, also, presi
dent Roberts took measures TO secure q
recognition OF the independence Of Lberis
by Saxony, Gutenberg, and the Hanst
towns he procured plates for the manu-
facture OF paper moaey, dies for the man
ulacture oil coin, and received presents O
bibles and tcstanents for the Lberi;
schools. The Traveller says:
The Herald states that, according TO
recent decision OF the Supreme Court o
Liberia, the constitutional right of suffrag,
is confined to perstns holding real es
tate
1.-The Legislature of the Republic, at it,
late session, passed law for The suppress
ion Of the use Of intoxicating drinks.
imposes duty Of a dollar gallon upor
all spnluons and malt liquors
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CHICAGO AND BURLINCTO
CHICAGO AND BURLINGTON
fsik AS4I 47.ll
Peoria & Oquawka, Central Military
Tract l. Chicago, Burlington
Il. u a. i

(Peoria & Oquawka, Central Military
Tract d Chicago, Burlington
g. Quincy Railroads,
7 5 now completed, and Trains run the entil e
/ distance from CHICAGO to BURLlNG-
TON, Iowa, without change OF cars.
This Route passes through the oveiest eonn
try in Illinois, acknowledged the Garden of the
West, the counties OF Cook, Dn Page, Kendall,
he kaib. La Sale, Bureau, Henry. Knox, w ar.
rem, and Henderson, and the fourishing villages
Of MENDOZA, Princeton, G.l-sburg, Monmouth,
&c, &c.
The only direct Route befween Chicago,
AMI Darlington, heokuk, Oquawko,
Wopelfo, M. Pleasant, Faufeid,
Otfumwa, Oskaioosa, EddyrWe,
Fort Des Hoiues, and Coun-
Gil Bluffs, Iona
The traveller, by taking steamboat al Burning
ton for Hannibal Mo-, and thence by stage TO
towns vest OF it, such as Glasgow, Brunswick,
Lexington, Fort Leavenworih. Weston, Indeperi-
dence, 81 Joseph, and the like, some three or
four days time, and six dollars il expense, will
be saved.
Trains connect al Burlington with the Pack
cts of the celebrated Keokuk and ST. Louis
Packet Company, reaching Keokuk in few
hours, and 81. Louis the next day. Trains leave
Burlington daily, connect Y with all the Eastern
Trains at Chicago.
The attention Of the Western public s most
respectfully requested to the claims tins Route
presents as a thoroughfare from the Mississippi
East
The Time Table for the season, announcing
all the Trains, will be sooa Published
G. 6. HAMMOND, Superintendent.
April 81, 1855. dSwly
Morning. Glory copy.
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N. Louis, Quincy and K-oktk Express.

GODFREY SNOW, propriefors.
QUINCY, lila.
M I'LL run semi-weekly Express br,~.s
w ~ Louis and keokuk Leaving Keokuk foy
". Louis on Wednesday and Saturday evenings
Packet Will receive and deliver Express P.Ti
ages OF Money. Merchandise, and parcels Of al
Kinds al all intermediate points. Will .i,o al
iend TO collections, making purchases, filing or
ders, &c, with care and dispatch.
messengers viii be provided with Pm Iron Safe
Tor The security Of remittsRees aud vaIs.bis
packages
J. r. COpELlN, Agent at Ksokul
REFgRKsCEs:
Messrs Page Bacon, T.. w. CLARK 4 Bro.
Hening Woodruff, ST. Louis.
Fiagg & Savage. Moore, HoIlowbush 4 Co.
l.. Il c. II. Bull Quincy
Chas. Parsons, q. c. Anderson, Keokuk.
April 70, 1855
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FANCY CANDIES.

TuST received the largest and best assortment
a OF Fancy Camtfcs ever before offered in Keo-
kuk; also a large assortment Of Fruits, Nuts, &c
at CREIGHTON & OHMERsS-
April 80, 1855. DIFF ] ohnson Stree
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REEGNKsCEs


nRAP ID Ete., Casimeres. Tweeds, Doeskis,.
~ and Grape Coatings. Tw,lled and Plain Dan
dee Linens bleached linen drill, cord and duek
Brown and Suh Coating and window shade lin.
ems, Achoice assortment received and now OMEN
p. ID. FOSTER.
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Then We say to all BUN.

A GREAT OLD RAIN.-Perhaps others
may diner with us, but we<io not hesitate 10
mark yesterday as the most delightful day
ne. have had for about two years, II
lowered, misted, drizzled and rsined in
he good old fashioned way. II proved
that - heavens were not all brass, but
still contained abundant moisture, Which,
). descending downwards,' filled tie earth
with fitness and fertility. 1t was joyful
once more to trulge about IN the mud, to
see the thirsty earth get satlated. and the
grass. ard trees, and all green things
except human-get greener We hope
nobody viii abegin to complain just yet
We know they viii lhongh. Such is the
perversity OF Human nature. We would
iust like 10 ask such folks how they would
like - live in Sahara desert, where
there are 10 apples. no chernes, no
Ieac,i,s, no potatoes, 10 radlshes, no cab
bages, 10 onions, no nothing And yet
don't such folks deserve su4h place ?
We say let it rain.
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man COPY,

IN Tuesday P. NJ, on the Plank Road, be-
" tween New Boston and keokuk. leather
Pocket Book, containing receipts, aud notes pay
able to Heller * Myers, and to P. Oswald &
70 The find~r will receive reward on leaving
The same at Heller & Myers store
May IT, 1895. DIT
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CREIGHTON & DINER

A RE now prepared to furnish Ice Cream to
II Parties, Fairs, Suppers, Picnic Parties, and
also TO Families IN any quantity. A literal de-
daction made to Fairs or any beneficial party
Johnson Street, next TO Post Office
April 30. 1885 DIFF
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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. Hancock
county, Illinois. Consisting of lots No. Z. { s,
ande IN Block 8, upon which there is commo-
dious two story frame Hotel and a large substan-
tlal Barn. Also two lots in Harkey Is addition
TO Ponioosuc, upon which there is a neat frame
cottage.
rontoosuc is q very 1ourishing town on the
Upper Mississippi, with good steamboat land
ing, and Immediately upon the line OF the War
saw and Rockford Rail Road ard will without
Honbt, COZ tlnue to increase in population aud
wealth
We will also sell very low LOT No. / in Block
X III the honristing city Of keokuk. This lot
fronts fifty feet the river, immediately IN front
OF the steamboat landing. The improvements
are two story frame house.
We also offer the following described rich and
desirable Farming Lands in Clark county, MIS-
sour, only five miles from the city of Alexan-
drla. South half OF southeast quarter and east
half OF southwest quarter OF section thirty four,
~ township slxiytise, north of range six west
Containing 100 acres. Spectators will do well
to call On
RANKIN K MILLER, Attorneys, or
HUSSEY MILLS,
Real Estate Agents, keokuk Iowa.
MAY /. 1885 dSwIm
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For Rent.

I He second story OF the brick store. No. -
l. MAN Street For particulars apply to
" =. FUNkHOUSER, on the premises.
Keokuk, May 4, 1855.
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MAR RIEn.

On Tuesday, May 18Th, by Rev ] p Under
man, Mr.. Tlte+nas p. Vantrees, OF Washington,
ind, 10 M,ss Saliie D., daughter of Gel. N. Al
bertson, Of this city.
New Albany Ind.) papers please copy.
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he Fast Mill.

TIE Fast Saw Mil one and half miles above
town is now IN opa[bon with good stock
of Logs, Persons waM4g
LUMBER
will be furnished on short notice by leaving their
orders at the Office of
+. r. & D. W. FORD, or with
WA BROWNELL
KeokGk. Nav Il, 1885. DIFF
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AxGhc Policy Of au,ldlna.

1Thc Policy Of auilding.
Ehs scarcity Of houses has been mat
1f 81 universal anu constant complaint Ia
ke5knk for wears And the impossibililv
y Of obtaining house, to llYe In or for bust
ness purposes has been at all times very
! serious draw back upon the increase Of
population IN one city. Scores aud even
hundreds Of persons have come here With
the intention Of settling down in the
place, who have been forced 10 abandon
the idea On account Of the iinpossitility OF
procuring pt C 70 live OF a house to do
business in. We ere Inclined 70 believe
that ou' population would lave been
douose what II IS had We not suffered from
TINS lack OF buildings.
In ihis view Of the case, the matter be-
comes enc Of great Importance 70 the inter-
es's OF The city, and some practicable
measures should be adopted, il possible,
10 remedy The evil In order TO Increase
tie importance OF eur ely, It's business
ana It's influence we need more people,
anu huui'iofai caphal "hich new comtrS
~iii pm. win them.
Lei real estate holders invest tic pro-
.0us VI 'iie!r s"ies 10 a certain tXlena IN
'"p'o'ins 'helr Town io'S' by The erection
u"einhs houses ana business houses,
Aes saie y NJ. 0uch investments Will
pay a.s'ie' permanent ana increasing per
ceh'age' ana al The same time by increas-
ing population ana business VIII enhance
mat hhileiy the ya'ue OF thar remaining
property BESIDES their example and m
nnence VIII lea3 others 70 pursue The same
poiiey, and they Viii thereby reap The
beneht oil The general spirt OF building
ara improving winch Will ADD immensely
- me aggregate value q iite uhimproyed
as Wen as the improved properly OF the
~wn.
we would also urge upon all classes Of
our eisiAehs Inc superior advantage OF
Duyihg ana puiaiiS ior theT own pnr-
poses ana especially would We urge upon
mechanics 10 buy lot and bulid house
20 I'VE IN. ana we canho! impress the
berefts OF tins policy more slrklnsly Than
by an Illustration.
Some five wears ago, two. mechanics,
h ;t, s.,x, ,!.1 l,,.;,css
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Sngar Cured Hams.

4 LARGE lot Of choice Sugar Cured Hams on
Il hand and To- sale low
w C FUNKHOUSER
mayll ! %
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AT the Two New Lime XiluS.
FOOT OF FOURTH srnAkT.
THE subscribers keep constantly on hsvs
1 large supply OF the best quality of Lime.
Orders may be lefi at C. Obcrtop's Main l.,
between I'd and ID
Price per barrel, So cts at the Kiln, or 10 CT
if delivered. JOHN ZWART 4 &C.
keokuk, May |, 1855. d3m
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thoirt Butter.
Eggs

1000 dozen Just received and for sale at the
lowest price. w. c. FUNKHOUSER.
msyIi 1895
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FAD PIPE "A supply Just received, and for
ia sale BY BALDWIN, EVANS s. co.
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The SUGAR CRoP.-We take from the
Alexandria Republican, OF the DIST, the
fol, owing unwelcome news concerning
the sugar crop:
I'VE have lately received accounts Of
me sugar crop that are Of a mos, deplora-
bic character. 1t seems that the long
drough! we have had has ruined, almost
testroyed IT. The plant cane is complete:
~ dried up, leaving not the first sign or
prospect OF lis ever going TO seed; aud the
baton cane, for the most part, is eou.Il,
unpromlslng. 1t is thou ht that the grow
ing crop Will not turn Oh; rs much cane as
will be required for the next year, and that
if the condition OF the crop in other parts
Of the State Is no better than 1t is here.
there will not only be no sugar made, but
that seed will have 10 be imported from
abroad.
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Horses Wanted !!

nNE hundred good horses for use OF -
~ Government wanted imme disteIy, frF
which the highest cash price will be paia.A u
We have on hand three spans Of farm no. sr
and one pair Of blood bsy mares which ~ VII 1
cheap MCKEE TsuDkkMAH
March IS, 1875. dAw2n
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Founder in Horses.

A correspondent from Oregon Territory
70 the Editor II the County Gentleman,
says:
Il send you a recipe for founder in
horses, which | Lave nei er see in print.
have used and recommended il for fifteen
years and so Far as my experience goes,
a IS sure and speedy remedy. Take a
tablespoonful of pulvcrzed alum, pull
the horses tongue out Of his mouth as far
as possible, and throw the alum down
his throat; let go Of his tongue, and hold
up his head until he swallows il. In six
hours time no matter how bad the foun-
der) he will be fit for moderate service.
have seen this remedy tested so often
with perfect success, that would not
make five dollars difference in horse
foundered (if done recently and one that
was rot.
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6Hr third cash, tho balance in equal payments
on The first OF June 1886 and 1857, With 10 per
cent interest, per annum. secured by mortgage
on the premises.
V.p VAN ANTWERP
May -, 1870, dgi
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SCRAP IRON.
WE viii pay tho highest price in cal for soc
w No. Biacksmithss scraps, a the hispoa |
Iron store. TH0S. !. RICE = Co.
september 8, tssi.w