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Gas Fixturrs.

sISHE undersigned are prepared - receive orders
for fitting up stores, Offices and dwelling houses,
with pipe and fixtures for gas-promptly executing
the same and guar antceing all their work 10 be gas
tight.
Ali persons DESTROYS OF using g&s, that have NO.
been called upon, requested 10 leave their adj
dress with W. through the Post Office.
Ord rs executed Ia the succession in which they
received. SCoFIELD BROTHER
INV "A
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YNIIE subscribers having purchased the interest Of
i WIN. Brownell in tho above mill, and having
good stock of log hand prepared 10 oil orders
Tor lumber short notice Orders TO be left at the
mill, at office, Sc, Main ST. up stairs.
novsdtf T. r. 4 D. w. FORD.
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ADDITIONAL BY THE ASIA.


LoNpoS MoxkY MARKET BY THE As,A.-On
change consols for money So, and tat lower
on the week. Cotton market dull and de-
clined LILO. Sales $4,000 bales. Brown
Shiplev & Co., call wheat Sd lower. Flour
Il lower, and corn Cd aigher on the week
Ohio -four AS 6da45s. Mixed corn 43s.-
Provisions generally unchanged.
BosToN. Nov. S.--The steamer Asia ar
rived here at 1890 this morning, having left
Liverpool on the 9th ult.
War news unimportant. The report that
the Russians had blown up Fort Nicholas,
anu other Notifications at OtchakoH, was con-
irmed.
Advices from Ssbastopol state that the al
lies are advancing in strong force, the Rus
SLAMS falling back on their fortified positions.
! The allies were close on the Russians at
The Belbee, where it is thought they must
make a stand, in which case a battle ia inev-
table.
The Russians on the north side keep up a
constant fire on Sebastopol, une cover Of
which they were withdrawing troops, and
concentrating them in Perekop.
Russian dispatch of the ed, SAYS IN.
allies have marched 10000 troops from Eu-
patoria towards Soulatut.
The English gun boats had accommodated
the river almost to NcoaeT.
A late St. Petersburg dispatch says the
Gar had left Nicolaief for Elizanigal. $50
miles north.
NJ .jor Deiafeld, Maj. Murdoch and Capt.
McCielland, American officers, had arrived
in the allied camp.
The allied troops had officially reported in
IN the Crimea, including sick, q 900 men.
The attitude of Sweden is regarded in St.
Petersburg with uneasiness.
The Russian disaster ut kars is confirmed
though somewhat modified. Russian loss re-
ported 1900. The Turkish redoubts were
lost and retaken four times. The Hungarian
General kemctry commanded the Turks
The Russian camp still continued beseiged.
They have fortified all the passes leading to
Tilis.
The BALrIc.-The English leet near Var
gan was preparing to leave the gun boats at
E.sinore and is ordered TO England.
The London Times has noticeable article
touching American expansion, and says the
English Government is emitting no opportu-
mtg of reinforcing powerful barrier against
tae North American Continent.
Al this moment North America is in pro :
found peace with al the world, yet in her
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Having purchased the entire stock of s. A. Duke
and having furthermore secured the services Of Mr.
Dunlap, late of Cincinnati, Ohio widely and favora-
bly, known the prince Of Boot Makers" sole
il the patronage of the citizens of keokuk and the
surrounding country.
1t is our intention to keep hand complete
of every description aud price, and pre-
pared TO finish to order boots and shoes to suit the fan
CIV. I. j. ELIIOTT 4 90.
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] have sold my entire stock and trade TO T. j. Eli
Oft Co. and cheerfully recommend them 80 my old
customers gentlemen fully competent and capable
of carrying the boot end shoe business in all its
branches. :. A. DUKE.
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q ECOND Great sale by auction of $l0,0 900 worth OF
- Ready made Clothing, Cloths, Cassmeres, &C., ON
"a credit of six months. Also, 1850 boxes of assorted
glassware for cash. We will sell at our Auction
Room on Third street, between Main and johnson,
Wednesday morning Nov Ia, at "a O'Clock precisely,
large and seasonabe stock Of clothing, cloths cas-
sinets, satnets, &C. comprising 1000 dr. ;ss frock,
sack and coats various and patterns also,
2,500 pair pantaloons consisting of docskn, cassi-
mere, various solors black do. also, satnett tweed
and cloth do. Also, belonging To the same stock,
large assortment Of cloths, and satlnetts
the above stock TO be sold for account Of the manu-
fseturer, without reserve. Terms of sale-for all
sums OF 90 under, cash; for ali 100,
SIX months credit for approved endorsed paper.
Will also be added, to close the concern large
sortm of cloths cassimeres yertngs, trimmings,
&c. Terms-four months credit approved papr
VIII also b. sold, for account Of whom il may
eern, 80 boxes Of assorted glassware consisting of
quart tumhlers, molasses cans, pitchers, preserve
dishes sweet meats, DC. Terms cash.
To all purchasers that desire to pay cash, liberal
discount will be made. The above Goods comprise n
large assortment, and is the best uscturcd stock
ever offered in the The trade respectfully
In vted to inspect tho stock and attend the sale
the goods will b. sd in liberal lots, and is exclu
sivey wholesale.
Will nlso BE- added 600 Delorata cigar 5000
sixes do. 5000 La Normas, do; 5000 Principe do.
5000 LA Des Hermas do; bxs. fine Virginia b.
lump Tobacco. Terms Cash.
No adjournment for dinner.
SMITH 4 EANsICkLES, AIctioneers.
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JAMES X. DUNCAN CO.,
Gas and Stenm Pipe Filters.

North side Main bet. Sch and 9th Ss, kcokuk, lows.
4 RE PREPARED To INTRODUCE G. A. PIPE
into stores dwellings churches, and other build-
ings. on reasonable terms.
Our stock Of gag fixtures will be always adequate
To the Demands Of the trade, and connection ls
such that we can furpsh any pattern NJ short
tice. We would particularly call the attention II
those wanting Steam Pip connections 10 vrouahf
pipe which has almost entirely superseded cop
per pipe. stock of all aise~ consta family on hand.
Orders received for brass work. Cash paid for old
Erass and Copper. October !, ts5s--,lsfa
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Flooring Arrived.

Flooring Arrived.
Ok n00 FEET superior pine flooring just
Ii ,OUU rived The lot viii be sold at bar
gain, for cash. Apply At the Gate City Furniture
Rooms, l3o Main st. c. S. ABBOTT AGO.
ID UGGY FOR SALE,--A we'll built, handsome top
ID buggy for sale cheap. Inquire ut the Gate City
Furniture Rooms, l3o. Main street
nosl0d G. ). ABBOTT co.
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Il. Ii. H0UGHTON. Attorney and Counsello
IL. at Law, Notary Public, Land and general col
.ectipg Agent Office in the Real Estate Agency and
wholesale Auction House Of Smith Van Slcken,
on I'D street between Main and johnson, keokuk,
Iowa Lots Of Lots and Farms for sale, on reasona-
bic terms. oct. I'D
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Co.PaFtnersAip NotlcO.
yHE undsrsignsa have this day toensa . so-past-
L nership for the purpose Of carrying on the boot
and shoe business in keokuk, under the style and firm
of 7. ]. Elliott acc.
T. J. ELLIOTT
JNO. II. CARTER.
T. j. CARTER.
JAS. B. CARTER
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nR ANTIDOTE To MALARIA, i1r the proven
~ tlon and cure OF Fever and Ague, or Chill Feyer
Dumb Ague, and other Intermittent and kemittent
fevers also of Bilious Fevers, accomplished by
Typhoid symptoms Typhoid Fever, Yellow Fever
ship and Jail Fever General Debility. Night Sweats
and ali other forms Of disease which have common
origin in Malaria or Mlasma.
This subtle atmospheric poison, which at certain
il unayoidahiy inhaled st every breath, Is
the character wherever 1t exiss-north south
east west--and will eyerywhe yield 70 this new
~ discovered ASrEporE which nentrHlzes the POISON
completely purifes the system, aud thus entirely
moves all the cause Of disease
The proprietor distinctly claims these extrsordlna-
ry results from it, aes
1t will protect any resident or traveller, even in
the most sickly or swampy localities from any ague
bilious disease whatever, any injury from
stantiy inhaiing Malaria or Miasma.
Ii will instantly check the ague in persons who
have suffered for any length Of time, from dry 10
twenty years, that they need never have another
chill, by continuing lte according TO directions
II will imm dateiy relieve all the distressing re
suits Of bilious ugue diseases such general de
hiliy nj ht sweats, etc. Tn patient at begins
to app title and strength, and continues until
ornament and radical cur - Elected. And as
proof that it Is also worthy Of public confidence bs
of its singular and ntir hasmiessness, The fol-
lowing ccrtihcate from of the most celehrat q
chemists in the United States attached to every
bottle:
NEW YORK, June IL. 1885.
II have made o chemical examination Of Rhodcs'
Fever and Ague Cnre or Antidote TO Malaria, and
have tested it for Arsenic, Mercury Quinine, strych
nine, but have not found particle of either In it.
have found any substanca in its composition hat
w1uid prove injurious 60 tn constitute
JAMES X Chiffon, M, D., Chemist. I"
This allows Of its fire. preventive by which
all persons may thus be of entire freedom from the
above named diseases, matter how siekly the
son or swampy the locality.
Proofs of efficacy frequently published, and the
eontdence Of the public is asked only " proportion
TO its actual merits wherever introd0Sd aud used
III % only relied upon 70 prove it's worth.
One two bottles viii answer for ordinary eases ;
some may require Directions printed in Ger
man. French and Spanish, accompany each bvttle.
Price One Dollar. Pr pared and sold by the pro-
prietor, JAMES A. RHODES, Providence, X. l.
E4s- II. II. AyRgs, Agent, keokuk, Iowa, and for
sale by Dsuggists, 2 morally nov}:dAw
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TAKE NOTICE.

Ia n Z NUI1VEs
4 MOTHER great arrival OF Fall Styles If -
~ gents Hats, Fur Moleskin Hats, Gent 3
soft Cashmere Hats. all the latest styles, just
received, and for sale cheap ut SHELDOS'S
NKw YoRK HAT STORE,
Oet. Lid Main, CIR. Sd 1t.
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INST RANCE AGENCY.

INSu RANCE AGENCY.
1NTNA INsU RANCE CO., Hartford Connecticut
~ SIAN INSURANCE CO., 0gdensbu rgh, N. Y,
HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY Hart
ford Conn.
GTNA LIFE INSURANCE Co, Hartford Conn.
COMMERCIAL INSURANCE CO., st Louis. No
stores, stocks and dwellings insured aga Fire
merchandise insured against the dangers of naviga-
.iOn.
Open Policies issued in the Marine Department Of
he Commercial Insurance Co.. Of st. Louis and the
customers Of the Company accommodated with loans
of sixty days on reliable paper Insurance procured
FOR these desiring it, in any St Louis Company
VIM. W. BELkNAP.
move Inn Cor. Main and I'd SITS.
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For sale.

For sale.
. LOTS on Second street.
- move SMITH NANSICKLEN
E>oK sALE-2 houses and lot. On first street
i noyq SMITH d NASsIckLEN
I,0R EENT--A store-ronm Main street. Pos
l. session given on the first OF Deeember.
noy9 SMITH a NANrlckLEN
I>OR SALE-6f0 acre. Of choice land within four
l miles u the city SMITH a NANsiCkLIN.
L'0k RENT-A farm containing loo aeges; SO IN
i der nee good house aud ont bulliugs Pos
session given first dry eli March
nuYa SMITH NAASlChLEN.
LNOE SALE--Ihe and splendid Panorama os
l. New York now exhibition. For trims DC.
apply Immediately. SMITH 4 VANrICkLEN.
B.F3
LNOR SALE--A new and substantial Hack
i nov9 SMITH d NANeICkLEN.
FOR SALE.
n EW top buggy, at the Lssery stable Of
~ oct Edit VIM. CIEtsH0RN.
Fer sale.
S0tIH HALF Of the north east quarter of section
~ ls in township 81, North of Range 10 West, in
Appanoose county, Iowa, we'll watered. Apply to
LLOYD ID. sIMPrOS.
Over Poet office, keokuk. oct. ~ dt:
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Ne moline Navigation ana =. u. CO.
LAND DEPARTMENT.

VrTlhNAt SRfa TEfT., 1920.
FTHIs Company. having entered upon q vigorous
i prosecution II the Improvement If the River,
NTH the view Of bringing 1T into ~ the earlcst
possible moment, and bang desifous Of meeting, ~
possible. the generally expressed wishes IL the
people of the DrsMoines Valley, hereby give notice
that their Land Office will be opened, this place,
At Ms early day as they prucure the examina-
lions requisite Tor afkxing valuation upon them.
In the meantime applications will be received 1t
this Office, from persons deriring to purchae, which
will sntitle them to preference vt the Company
aiuatcn, in the order of the receipt OF their appi-
sations. Applications should be made in the form
apps nded hereto.
Terms Of sale will be, for Prairie Land ten per
cent. Of the purchase money down, and per cent.
per year thereafter, with semi-annual t he
rate Of eight per cent per year, all unpaid.
Upon Timber Lands, one fourth down. and the bal
in nine equal annual instalmsnts with inter
est as above. Payments can be made in cash, or in
ills # Banks in the State of New York or in The
bonds Of this Company mt par.
In thu sale of these Lands reference will be- given
80 actual settlers and annual improvements will
be required To be made.
The Lands offered extend up the Des Moines
River as far as Section 25, Township 50, Range 70
Vest J.. NJ.
Pias of the Lands b. seen at this Office
where any information BIZ had by applieaA lion,
psrron BY mail
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FeFn 81 ApPttcatiO1.
GIVE h-re the Post Office address and date
LAND DEPARTMENT
DEMuINE y. d X. X. coy,
0rruMwA, Iowa:
hereby apply to pure lase
the Of section -, Township -, Range -
West Z. M and offer &c give for the came - dol
per acre.
Here sign name plainly.l
Sept %, ls55--3mdGw
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TWO good horses, bright bay coor. warranted
sound, and gentle. Enquire nj New York Hal
Store. novl ct A. c. SHELDON.
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DRESS MAKING.

MIS-. W. A. NEWTON will devote her atten
vi lion to the making and fitting Of Ladies Dress
rs and every description of Ladies Wearing Apparel
and Children's Clothing, at her resdsnce at Mr. An
derson's johnson street, above 4th.
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THE Das MONIES Valley WHIa is issued frorv
this ONCE every Wednesday. has extensive 81 in
crsasing circulation throughout the Dies No mes Val
ley, Is we'll as in the rest of the State and the Uni
ted States, and as medium of advertising Is not
surpassed. Subscription price 81 so per annum in
advance.
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BOARDING in some private family, by gentle
- man and his wife, who will pay the bssi prices
Address J.. NJ, of drawer &c. keokuk Post Office
ngy2dlw
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wanted,

A SITUATION as Book Keeper or Clerk by gen
\ tieinan who can give god references Address
l.. H., care Of drawer 50. keokuk Post Office.
noy2dlw
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| wanted,
/ 4 GIRL 10 do housework Enqaire at this Office
| n oct 3ltf
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NEW PRINCIPLEi No POIsONi
Rhodes Fever and Ayue Cure

October 5. ls55-dxwlm
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-09-25
1861 GROCERIES. [IRSs

q AN now receiving my SPkiNti STOCK of eto
Il SEssstS and PROVISIONS, 10 which \
most res pecluiy call the attention of Families s,d nj
consumers as nv assortment will be full and The
have been bought To- sell. For particulars pcssa ,n
and examine stock and prices. ~
April Is, le55.-ng2 GEO W conn
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-09-25

PILLS. PsEgsSi.
I,SOR every and child Aec ountr. Q
Il need-a kind to suit You all, say
Pulfotd's Anti-Biliious Pills.
Fahtstock's Anti Bilious do.
F3more's Improved Bilious do.
JEW DaHid's Honey Coated do.
Oriental and Sovereign Balm do,
lees Bilious do, Craetf-nSurgt do,
MoEatt's Pills and Phoenix Ritters,
saFpngton' 4 que Pills ,Dr Bruce sd o.
DR.. Rrsndrethfs Fills,
Rev. O HibbaTts do,
Or. Angle's Candy Coated DO,
EsrTick'e sugar Coated do,
Aud lots OF other kinds 0fPttis,
which you get by calling atJhe Mineral Point
Drug Sore early opposite Beech 'sStore-
Nsvem aertS. .PULFORD.
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AZ r. y T. Il A r % IL - n l.
EsIT subscriber sell. without reserve, of the
L ch clst selec ions of Real Estate in Western Wis
rnn-in, consisting of $50 of land situated in
ruwn four, "a north of Ranges four, a. and five, o.
of the Fourth Principal Meridian in the County
Fayette State Wisconsin, and being II mules south
nd 10 miles northwest of Argyie all of which lies
body except forty of Mineral land, which
lies miles from the rest.
eaturat sdvantages.-The creek of yellow
Stone through the est portion of this land form
ing a most beautiful valley of or 90 acres of
ch.Jce Meadow land, and making a valuable site TO-
of choice Mineral land qnarres of fine rock for build
ing purpose, also excellent lime stone OF the cad
Mines il is sufficient for those acquainted with the bns
state, that they have been worked
6 and last, mt not lea there twelve Spring
of living water, situated thu wishes
of almost
Improvement HON ps,ead of 800 acres one frame
and log Dwg consisting six Of convenient
size Some Spring fiuuse - by a feet
store buil3iuy "A b - ne
Stone Stable 3 nv 81 G saw Mill. l6 by 36
Lime kinsthat viii hold 200 bu hels Sixty under
gtfit fence, MY under cu'ti hundred
RUIr TREY with q vsri-fy If ~hruube-y
improvements on adjoining Farm: oae frame Dwell
ling 20 b. "a eet and y story. in tn
~ stable aniconv enieri Int buiisgs. tn Farm
here 30 n Mineral land I'll under good
s. md Cu Ion win produce Wheat
taii Sprng,l auI pstS ia abundano-. sixty Annie
and Pear ree-- niust"t ~hch bearing trees, also
-rtir5 seiHctIan Il -hrGhhery
~ q. which ei'f sell ,ogpher Ten Thousand
!.tar7. Cash, IN tvs parts, tu suit purchasers
ANY 1ue wishing to keep Retail store they would
nud ibis desirable location, and could safely count on
dong a business from t. 600 dollars a wear Fyery
advantage of this section OF country for raising is
embraced on the above described Farm.
Any informant on in regard te the sbove described
promises win De freely gwen b. enquirng Of tn. b
criber, al his residence, or by mail
BENJAMIN C. SCOTT
Yeliosv Stone. Wis March 8. 1856 6mI.
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NE " TORE & NEW GOOD, ~,
H. AZ D. III 0ED

H. AZ D. LLOYD
"pULD return their thanEs to the citizens of Nina
w raj Point ai. vicinity for The patronage thew b1ya
received during the time they have been m Trade md
respectfully announce their numerous ARMS n, A
iiends That they have removed their stock OF Goods
20 the store formerly occupied by H. Koor and are nov
receiving from New York and Boston. a large and care
July selected stock of Goods suitable to the ysn az
tnls Vicinity, and consisting in part as follows
DRY GOODS
Broadcioihs, Cassmeres
Plain and Striped Sati- Kentucky Jeans,
nets OF every qaaiity Tweeds, and a great variety
and style, of Dress Goods
Dtains- Alracas and MerinGes
81 X GOODS AND TRIMMINGS,
Dress Silks, fine assert Bonnet Cap and Beling RIB.
ment, bons,
Black silk Lace aid Worsted and Silk Braid,
fringes, Gimps
Coiord and Black Bro Grape Leese. sc
cade Silks, Jscon eft and Cambria Nus.
Embroid'd Cuffs and lin,
Collars, India Book and Swiss Mus
Isle Thread and Mus lin,
lin Edgihes, Jeconett Edsipgssc.
GLOVES AND osIERY,
Ladies' and Gents Gloves of every description =
Wooden and Cotton Hosiery. great variety Of Chil-
dren's Hose.
READY MADE LoTHING.
A great variety of all kinds of Coats all kinds Of
Pants, all kinds of Vests, &c, 40 Gases DnTs and
shOES HUNTS and other AXES, and every description
of SHELF HARDWARE.
c r o cry AND GLASS WARE.
We have the besi assortment OF Crocker, and Glass
Wa'e In Western Wisconsin.
GROCERIES.
We have hand a choice assortment Of FAMILY
GROCERIES. Persons wishing o buy GOOFS, viii
lind II to their interest Call before PURCHASING
-lsewhef do not intend TO be undersold
Produce If all kinds received in exchange Goods.
The highest price pad In CAS- II for 90 Merchants
bic Wheat delivered at their Store. 2Af
Mineral Point, Oct II, 1854
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HARDWARE g. III ON

sgch AZ IRON in every variety OF size,
cast steel. troD Axies,
Sest and Buggy Springs,
Eais-9rought and cut,
Horse nails. Class,
log and Trace Grains,
Shoves and Spades,
Hinges Door springs,
Shovels & Toags, Sad Irons,
Mil and x cut saws,
Iron and Wood Bench Screws,
Door scrapers, Marlin Kettles and stew-pans'
Kettles, Rope Of all sizes,
BedCords eEd Plough Lines,
Grind Stone HangiBgs,
Double and Single Barrel shot Guns
nd fun and complete assortment of Shelf ard ware
A5alh ioI H5aso trimming and House Furnishing.
gars,csEEsG.
9 pieces assorted two ply Carpets,
do stair carpet,
do oil cloth Tor floors,
Green and figured Bookings
Groceries.
5hogsheads New Orleans sugar,
50 barrels clarified do
3 do Sugar no Use MolasSos,
Is do Vinegar,
so Bexes Cincinnati Soap,
200 Boxes TEa-inip erial, { S. and Y H,
5 halfchests Black Tea,
10 do Do Imp. ana c. P. Teas,
q Boxes Starch,
{ 20 b. boxes Tobacco,
tScxes Tobacco,
aarrel ssmosinE Tobacco,
tkegs BI 4stiug Powder,
do Rife do
of.sgG feet Safely fuse.
ssIeratas PenpeT, spice, &c &c,
7uo las Cod ish
WOODEN WARE, &c.
Baskst Wagons, MARKET Baskets,
Clothes Baskets and Pins,
Axehslves, Ratchet and Hammer handles,
Wooden f.sdle~ and spoons,
Mats, tubs. pals cedar and pine,)
And many oth her articles in the above line.
Ailthe above goods win be happy to show to who
may be disposed TO call before making their ta
purchases. -
90 Corner osHiyh and Chestnut streets
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ATTENTION
HETrxS7Tg.HFs AND OTHERS.
New Iron Store.

TIVE subscriber is lust receiving large and well Sc
facef siocs pf Bar iron o. al -zas AID Kinds, s Of
which viii be sold prices thEi VII compare favUrabty
xItt sny establishment in the west also
U.GCON AND BUGGY .4KLES
Rl-GGY AND SEAT SPRINGS.
Wagon Esax"1, fsasss@, EEoess Pitch
Forks d.
tsether sitf Fs-1e SICK = ssr searsxsre CUTLERY.
v-ongi; aud ga z1=- Horse 5is- Carpenter snd Join
er.s Tools Iedees, Hzzaers. &C. a. q which viii be
soli Eswf cash
The Peoilc rra raqa=g.et 20 ell ard examine good
and prices before purchasing eiseEhere.
WILLIAM LsEYOy.
also rec.iviEg iat u Cooking stoves of
and isnpro we'd Patterns
Persons wanting anything m lire viii do well t.
give . csh
Prompt attention paid all orda-s entrusted to for
ffuf. WILLIAM ANVtN.
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G8oCERrEs
EMIGRATION AGENCY

MR. ROWAN is Agent for the extensive .nd =,
taetshed fm'gra'lon and Foreign EXCHANGE go"..
WILLIAMS & GU1os. New Y,rk He's nov ni o's ef
remit money as usual NJ To enyag, psssavsl paeo
lowest terms from all paris OF England I7lani
Scotlaha- Passage Certificates AMI Drafts Al .yh ~,
Il upwards, can be obfansd of him. wi,b ,ari, .uH
nj moneys paid him, for the safe ana punctusl Or
SION OF whiHh the Company hold The mseIyes res,h
AIlpost paid communicative wi be ansuaa y,
and ever required information given. 1'oncs'
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-09-25
Safes.

EDTREE AND BARNES, Manufacturers OF Improved
4 , selsnlender Fire Proof Safes with powder proof
Locks, Pittsburgh Pa.
atn aeent for the above Safes and have assort
hand. which offer at Inanufac'ursrs
prices adding freight Persons in wasn't of Safe De
supplied with very superior article, at lower prices
than be bought aud delivered sngly Every
Safe sold is warranted IRE and damp proof.
Call and examine them. q. w. COBB.
May - 1855.