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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-11-10

7 Q = N @,
DEALER IN
f A N CY GOOD S, TOYS,
USEFUL ARTICLES,
Respectfully informs the public that he has in store
quantity of
ArihuP's Patent SeIf-SeaIimg Cans,
which he is selling at manufacturers Prices.
These Cans invented by scientific man, DIR. Ar
thur, of Philadelphia, FIR the purpose Of
PRE- SERVING FRUITS, VEGETABLES &C.
1t is plain open can with chanue around the outside
at he top filed with cement, into which the edge of the
cover nicely fits after being heated They are readily
opened without injury and can be Cleaned like any open
vessel, and used year after yei
Please call and look at them, at the sign of
THE VARIETY STORE"
No SO MAIN STREET
Manly OPPOSITE QuINsIeAMoMp BANK.
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EINOR SALE-134 Acres of SUPERIOR LAND
IL on Mbury Avenue beautifully located, gradually
doping to the West and South containing about threl
bund ed Fruit Trees of different varieties, mostly young
and very thrifty. viii be sold easy terms, it might
be exchanged for other property in the City.
Also, about TWO ACRES of Land at "Sunny slde,n
the most desirable lot to be found in the City.
For particulars, inquire of O. COLEMAN.
ap1T DIFF
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ENANTED.-2OO experienced Straw Sewers al
w the new Straw Mandatory, Flagg's Building.
Also. 90 Girls to learn the business. None but smart
intelligent American girls need apply. st of references
will be required Applications received and further n-
formation given and after Oct 15 at No. 10 Fagg.s
Building, Main st. Y. MANSON,
oS dawtf LII. B0WKER.
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MILL Is ready 10 oont act Tor their eruets upon
stated below with the guarantee that .oey do not
give entire satisfaction they may be returned after six
m N hs' test and refund the money.
By ingenus and novel arrangement this Mill is made
10 regulate itself not TO run beyond given
her n revolutions per minute thus enabling them to stand
the severes gales without the risk Of being blown down.
Unlike other Mills ths will require watching and after
bling put in order will require only occasional oing,
for months and even years For economy In raising or
Ercing water for barns and dwellings for irrgating
draining lands and for Railroad purposes this Mill will be
fUupd to surpass everything Of the kind
THESE Mills we're awarded the highest premium (Sllver
Medals together with Dpomas,) at the late State Fa
hold at Philadelphia, and New York.
Ifyee al gdpef cd tar ptuDfug Vat
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90 EFT.

NEW STORE S TO LET.-The very cana
cous and convenient Stores in the New Block on
Southbrdge St. are now ready to he let Rent low to
good tenants. Apply to PHILANDER PUTNAM
Or to L. S. P. HARRINGTON, 234 Main street.
dtfs
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10, 1855.
BUSINESS Gor0s.

LOWE & SMITH,
English and W. l Goods. Hardware, CIockery, Shoe
findings, &C., very low prices,
Tosn House Block, North Brookfed.
aul
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NEW AND VALUABLE INVENTION,
lN-WM. b. GUY, Patentee for LINING PIPES
NTH GLASS, desderatum long needed, as the oxda-
ton Of iron or lead produced by the action Of water
metallic pipes, ders the water very injurious and I'M
healthy. Also inventor Of Glass staner for the bottom
Of Wells and Springs, which cannot fail to come into gem
eral Also, several patterns Of Pumps which will
be put up 10 order. Call and examine, at y Sudbury
atreet Boston. w1y "a
a ABAN BULLOCK MANUFACTURER OF
~ BOBRlNS and Sp00LS Of every description for Cot
ton Wooden, and silk Factories. Also Chscl and Augei
Handles Table Legs Hubs, and Job Turning Of every de
scrition done abort notice Shop, South street. ftck
kurv Mass dAW1v ul6
VNXTRA No. HOPS,-Growth OF 1866. Fol
~ sale IN bales packages, wholesale and retail,
the lowest Boston prices. II. GRIFFIN co.
OILS dh
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TENENEMENTS TO RENT.-E. E. ABBOTT
co will have several Tenements the LIST Of
October varying in price from $50 to $125. For further
information, enquire at their Office,
$50 no FIacgs RuiIdinr
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lOa1ts.

EvACTORY HELP WANTED.-Two or
IL three Families of Factory Help (Weavers and Spin
ners) wanted neveraiIing stream of water Apply
at the Uxbridge Cotton Mills. CHAS. Il. WITHIN,
North Uxbridge, Sept 10. diff Clerk.
A CHANCE TO MAKE MONEY! va
IA riety of Agencies, from which three to five dollars
day can be made, now be obtained at the gents
Emporium. 275 Main street, Worcester. Honorable
Employment for both ladies and gentlemen No capital
required until the business is fairly tried after which,
from five fifty dollars. For grand chances call SOON
$40 diff ALLEN FAY
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Groceries, 81.

VERMONT BUTTER.--A choice article, in
v small packages, just received at Front st.
o23 diff BROOKS h STEARNS
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VHNO LET-Two tenements on Lafayette street, oppo
n site the junction Depot. Inquire of
je26 A. THAYER, 21s Main Street.
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10. ID. ARROTT s. 90

REAL EST TATE BRoK ERS,
OFFICE, No. l, FLAGG's BUILDING,
Still continue in the Real Estate business aud keep con
stanty hand for sale exchange, great variety OF
Houses House Lots in the City and Farms in the Country
which they offer to their customers the desirable
terms. Remember the place, Real Estate Office No.
Faggs Bolding. au6 diff
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EHNO RENT.-An upper Tenement of rooms a few
q rods south of the old Academy, Possession givon
Immediately Apply on the premises. g. p CHASE.
Worcester, June II, 1855.
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DREAKERS AHEAD Having disposed
ED all my business in Worcester, except the accounts
due the late firm Of Brown Co.. and removed to New
York am determined to dispose OF all that un.
settled Oct. l5lh at Public Auction, TUESDAY, octo.
Der 23d The and of EACH settled by
cash, produce chaucery, death will appear each of
the daily papers till the day Of sale.
ISAAC N BROWN,
ct1 dawtT No Fagg's Building
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COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE.-We have
" this day admitted into firm Mr. CHARLES p.
1RUMBCLL II reaiter the business of the Arm will be
continued at the old stand under the style of
BAKER, TURMBULL & BARNES. All persons hav-
ing unsettled accounts due us will confer favor by i'm
mediate settlement BAKER & co.
Worcester, Oct. p, 1866 diff
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NOTICE.-A. WHITING has returned from his
Vacation, and is ready meet his scholars. and any
who muy Fish his services teacher of the Organ,
Plato Forte and Vo al Music
GY Piano Fortes Tuned and Repaired. Also, Piano
Fortes For Sale and To Rent.
Room No Piper's Block up stairs, Worcester.
81 da,y3nl
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COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE.--The sub
" scrihers, having purchased Mr.. N. Browns interest
in the Crockery Wire business have entered in Copart
nershp, to date from the first of july 1855, and will
tiuue the busiue at the Store heretofore occupied by
Brown & Co., M. Flagg's building, under the name
and style of BROWN n FIRTH. A. j. BRowN,
octl dawtf JOHN Firth.
Demoine courier., 1855-08-30

The following description is by an
officer OF the United States army: This
wonderful spring Of no, mud, which lies
about sixty miles soulh of For. Yuma. is
situated on a vast plain, which extends
eighty miles south from the ella. The
soil OF the plain is dry mud. which was
apparently at one time the bed of a
lake or sea. The landscape is OF the
mos, drsary. barren and m~ono:onous
character. The Geysers cover fifteen or
twenty acres. About the edges there Is
a warm, sof, mad. with pools of warm
water here and there. In the centre the
mud bubbles like boiling Indian pudding
and a great quantity Of steam is con.
s.anlly Instantly rising. ant is visible a,
a greatcis.ance. The mud and muddy
water are frequently thrown more ,haua
hundred and fifty fee, high: and a. these
times the Geyser often makes a loud
rumbling noise, dis,inc. from ths. Of the
fall Of the mud. sH
Demoine courier., 1855-08-30
The Next Iowa State Fair.

Which is 10 meace at Fairfield,
Jefferson county, on the oh oil Ostober
next, we have every reason TO believe
will be a brilliant Exhibiiion. altogether
beyond tina. OF last year. although that
was very crediiable for a frs, tfior, and
asionished even The mos, sang, inc. es
peclally in the stock department.. Ills
year II will be coubly as tx .ensiye for
variety, and in some respects superior 10
quality, both Of native and foreign. Oh
horses We are informed, that there will
be more thorough breds exhibited han
last year. with a great variety of colts
ard yearllngs. the product Of The Sac.
In manufacturing articles we txpeci a
large variety, especially Of those adapted
TO agriculture, La the Ladies deparl
meni We are already advised Of an nc.
i've competition, Of which there viii, no
doubt, be o splendid display.
The attendance Of persons from all
sections Of the State, we learn will be-
large, and we are happy 10 add tina. q
large proportion Of the visitors will con
sist Of Farmers wives and daughters,
without whom The Fair would lose hall
its attraction. None need he teisrred
from coming, fearing want OF accommp-
dations. as good provision will be mace
especially for the ladies from a Jis,anc,
we cannot say for the chiidren-fol
all who may come. The citizens a
Fairfield are a hospi,able people, and al
ways have "iheir latch strings OUT
Fairfield Ledger.
Demoine courier., 1855-08-30
The Advantages Of being in Debt,

A writer in Blackwood describing the
rapids of the Saul, 81. Marie, relates the
folio wing amusing incident.
l, requires GOODNESS aud experience TO
steer a canoe down these rapids; and 4
shott time before our arrival, Two Amer
icans ha! vennred to descend them with.
on, boaimeD, and were consequently up.
set. As the story was reported 10 us,
one of them owed his salvation 10 a sin.
gular coincidence. As the accident took
place Immediately opposite The to sn,
many OF the inhabitants were attracted
to the bank OF the river 10 watch the
struggles Of the unfortunate mer, ,hink.
ing any attempt al a rescue would be
hopeless. Suddenly, however, a person
appeared rushing % yard the group, frsn-
tic with excitement. "Save the man
with the red hair!" be vehemen,ly shout.
ed: and the excr.ions which were made
in consequence of his earnest appeals
proved successful, and The red haired in.
d~ividual, in an exhausted condition. was
safely landed. "Eie owes me eighteen
dollsrs," said his rescuer, drawing a long
breath and looking approvingly on his
assistants. The red haired mans friend
had not a creditor at the Sault, and in
defall, of a competing claim, was allow.
ed 10 pay his debt 10 nature. "And I'll
tell you what j, is, stranger" said the
narrator Of the foregoing incident, COM
Placen.ly drawing a moral iherefrom-
"a manW never know how necesary be
is to society il he don'. make his life
valuable to his friends as well a. bisselfn
Demoine courier., 1855-08-30

ToMATo FIos.-From Mrs. Eliza
Marsh. Dedham, Mass. One yea old.
very superior, prep AIRED according to an
nexed receipt.
Reeeip: for making Tomato Figs.-
Pour boiling water over the tomatoes, in
order to remove the skin; then weigh.
them and place in stone jar with ,he.
same amount Of sugar as tomatoes. lie,
them stand two days. and then pour oil
syrup. and boil and skim until no scum
rises, pour this syrup owe: the tomaioes
and let them stand Two days as before;
then boil and skim again; after the third
time they are fs to dry. if the weather is
good, if not let them stand in the syrup
until drying weather; then place on large
sailhern dishes or plates. and pu. them
in The sun to dry, which Will take abou,
a week; after which, pack them down i'm
small wooden boxes, with 6ne sugar be.
tween every layer. Tomatoes prepared
in this way will keep for years. A few
apples cut up and boiled 10 the remainder
oil the syrup. make a very nice saucs.
Demoine courier., 1855-08-30

FILlBusTEA STOCK RisING.-Col. Kin
ney has reached Grey,own. and been
warmly shaken by the hand by some OF
The inhabitants, and by The officers OF
the British war steamer Buzzard The
Cuban Junta hat Cuban in
dependence is no, yet dead. F,llbuster
stock is rising, The Jun,a wants more
monev, and has resuscila,ed The Cuban
humbng with a view Of getting it. Kin
hey wants mere men. and he writes a
fatsering accoun, OF the popular feeling
in ms favor. The other side Of the pic
ture shows Walker running away To save
bis neck, and twenty Of his followers
shot by those whom they had come to
assist 10 Ievolu,iohize the country. This
is an evidence of popular favor tina. few
perrons would like TO receive.
Demoine courier., 1855-08-30
mos, terrifying AID soaI sreksning forms,
vibrating on the tongue and darling

most terrifying AID soal srcksning forms,
was vibrating on The tongue and darling
from The eye Of the fearful reptile before
him, so near, toe, that the %vibratory mo.
zion Of his rattle as il waved 10 aud fro.
caused it TO strike his ear. The sligh,
est movement OLA muscle, a~convuisive
shutder, almost the winking of ~aneyelid, !.
would have been the signal for his death
Yet, in ihe mids, Of this terrible danger,
his presence Of mind did no, leave him.
but. like 9 faithful friend. did him good
service in his hour OF trial. Knowing
The awful nature Of his impending fate.
and conscious that the slightest q%uires-
ing of nerve would preeipita,e ii. he
scarcely brea,hed. ard The blood flowed
feebly through his veins, Us he lay lock.
ing death in The eye. Surrounded thus
By the most appalling danger. be was
conscious that three Of The Indians had
passed over The log behind which be lay,
without observing him, and disappeared
in the dark recesses OF The forest.
Several minutes-whieh 10 him were
as many hours-passed in this truly ter
rifying situation, until the snake, appar
emily satisfied that he was dead. looee9
his deadly coil, and, passing directly
over has body, was los, TO sigh, iutho
luxurIans growth of weeds which grew
up around the fallen tree. Oh! what a
,hrill-what q revulslon Of feeling shook
his frame as he was relieved from his
awful situation. Iears--tears ofjoyous
gratitude coursed down his cheeks a. he
poured oui his heart TO God in ttlskful
meas for his escape. II had eaten mott
ing" said he to his companions si;cr.
his return, '.for many Gays; | had no
firearms, anc | run The risk of dying with
hunger before | could reach the settle
menls; but rather would ! have died
than have made a meal o! ,ha, generous
beast" He was still in immediate dan
GER Of the Indians, who knew that he
had hideen in some secluded spot. and
were searching with the ulmos, Yea; eV.
cry nook and corner TO find him. lie.
was fortunate enough. however 10 escape
them, and alter a weary march through
the wilderness, during which he suffered
intensely from hunger, he reached the
settlements.
Demoine courier., 1855-08-30
For the Demoine Courier.

Farmers, ycur success interests nv
thoughts much. therefore | send you this
advice From close observation for
many years, ! anticipate The coming sea
son. will De quite favorable for a crop oil
wheat.
II time and space would admit. | could
give you my reasons for so thinking.
If you have any timothy sward. pIow
u down. az least from q to 8 inches deem
Is the oesi) by or before the 2O,h of Sep
I. mber. be ready to SOW. at leas. by The
full moon n Se,ember. Be sure YOU
get a good quality of clean seed wheat,
ina, has MOI been sown, or raised, on the
same soil but seldom. Successive SOW.
ing of The same specie, many years on
the same SOIL. produces hessian fy J
Separate every grain of cheat. for you do
not want to raise that, Whea, produces
wheat, chea, produces cheat, irrespee.
tive Of all vain theories, a, variance with
he laws Of nalur and common sense.
II your land be fat, pillow narrow lands,
to drain the ground, if rolling. this pre-
caution is not needed. II you can pu,
1t In with a drill. do so, if no, harrow your
wheat in deep. n way only tuse , our
brush. to Sindle your kitchen FREY
Sow al least, two bushels per acrs.-
Sow abou. 8 quar:s of clean Timothy
seed per acre. The timothy viii keep
your wheat warm. and moist and If your
wheat fails. your crop Of ,imo,hv, will
compensate. cannot possibly send
yon The Omnibus 10 time for sowing,
therefore through the kindness of Mr.
Warden, ] send you this in the Courier,
nope TO send you The farmers paper
Iowa Omnibus, sbou. the fret Of Oc,o
osr' ]. b. w
Demoine courier., 1855-08-30
WAsHINeToN, Aug. II.

Information was lodged at The Police
Office last night that q duel had been ar.
ranged between Mr.. Faulkner from Vir.
gina and MIR. Baietera, bis late oppon.
ent, and that they had come here for the
purpose of concentrating arrangements.
The parties were accordingly arrested
this A. NJ. and put under bonds of $4,000
each not 10 fight in this district. or leave
j. Tor the purpose of 6ghling else where.
The Union of this A. NJ. announces the
appointment. by the Presidsn, of DR.,
Parker as COMMISSIONS, TO Chipa.-
The DR.. has accepted.
Demoine courier., 1855-08-30
round the upper and the lower part Of tho

round the upper and the lower part of tho
head. His color is a dusky brown on
The sides and back. ba, underneath the
belly i, is Of q dirty white. tits ~sinuous
like a snake, bu, has along its back, and
on each side, a row Of hard substance,
kno.-like in shape-,he larges. raised
four inches from the surface OF the BODY,
extending from head to tail.
The ne VS. Of his capture spread like
wild6re, and before night hundreds of
people from the neighboring towns and
villages had collected to see the wonder.
The animal still has the harpoon ia him.
II passed through me muscular portion of
the back and touched no mortal pail
lie lies in the water, an Ingenious ION.
irivance OF ropes having been placed or
him while he was on shore, keeping his
body in a cnrve, preventing him from
away or proving dangerous. He
can use but his head and toll, with which
he occasionally s,irs up the water all a.
boat him for rods. He Keeps his head
under water excep, when he rears il up
as iflookins around, and presents a most
fearful aspect. When rearing he ex-
pands his mouth and exhibits a cavity
blood-red, most terrible 70 look upon.-
As he Goes This aie rushes forth with a
heavy. short puff. have no mere time
to write you. The hotel is full, aud peO-
Pile have great difficulty in ge, ing a meal
in the village. Some ofthem go up to
CASTLE 10 &c, their meals. The whale.
men contemplate keeping the mons,er in
his present position until apNagen, Of Mr..
Barnum arrives, wSo has beeifislegrapb-
ed. He is expected here to nighE~Ne-
ry truly your friend and a subscriber.
fraH D.. n. e.
Demoine courier., 1855-08-30
CO s.
For the Demoine Courier.
CHRONICLES.
c HAPPIER

e Ii AP Ter y Xxx VII,
/ Now II COZ to pass "a the third
year of the reign of franklin /. that the
chief rulers, of the great. .Puse and TN
defiled' democracy. communcd together.
2. And beholti aiier due deliberation,
they called a convention, for the purpose
of nominating men to fill The high Off
ces 10 the land.
3. On the fourteenth day Of ,ke seventh
month they all me, in consultation a, .he
chief city of the land of Wapelio: and
the wires being all adjusted. they forth
with proceeded.
a. One Of The grea, men being called
upon, rose up and said: brethren i, be
hooves US to be wide awake TO our in
~teresss, and We must protect our party.
s. A grea, party has sprung up, is
now in our miGst, and has gone GU,
through all The land: they are numerous
as the sands on the sea shore.
Now brethren, take heed 10 thy
selves, tina, thou be not shared By fol-
lowing them. after tina, they be destroyed
from before thee; and tina, thou enquire
not after ihe'r ways. saying. allow does
these people serve their cause? even SO
will | do likewise"
Z. What thing soever I command you,
observe TO do in: thou shall, not add there
TO, nor diminish from it.
8. And now brethren, rise up; grid thy
armour on, prepare to figh.,he great igh,
and be be M, lacking in courage.
o. When he concluded. he sat down
amid great noise Of stamping OF feet,
and ciapping of hands.
10. Now various others spoke unto
them. telling them 10 "bewaie OF the
bloody minded, midnight assassins."
IL. Then. as the day was :ar advanced
ard many of The delegates resided in far
of places; they made haste TO choose
men to Gil the high placs IL The land.
1871 Now it came to pass tina, on the
'ixth day, of the eighth month, The peo
Pile from throughout all the land, a5sem-
bled together. to determine who should
be their chief rulers.
10. The squire and undeflsd" left
nothing undone which could in any way
advance their cause. Yea verify, say
unto you. they suov exceeding hard.
IL. Now they charged "Silas," whose
sir-name is Osborn" with divers mis-
demeanor,: even with selling the taberna.
Gle Of justice, for many hundreds oil
dollars less than lis value.
Is Now if long laces and demure Wis
ages are any criterion, 'Sam" was about
and was nc! idle eilhel.
10. BEHOLD. after the people had all
deposited their ballots, they wen. OUT un.
10 their homes; but ere long the re-
suit was made known, and the Amer.
cans rejoiced with exceeding grea. Joy.
II. For 10, and behold! when the bal.
lots were rourted The Americans were
ahead. fourteen score and fourteen.
10. Their '.great battle" has beer
fought. and--los,. They have mourned
with sorrowful co~un.enances. and verify,
SAN" is not dead.
Demoine courier., 1855-08-30

RlPs TOMATO PIcKLEs.-Select Eana.
some tomatoes, wash Them ard prick
them with = fork. lay them ia dry eals
"a hours. then in equal Quantities Of vim
egar end water % hours; take them on,
and Law them down in o crock. with
sliced onions. FIRST . layer of toma,oes,
then onions. with cinnamon. cloves and
brown sugar, and then cover the whole
with coed cider vinegar. as
Demoine courier., 1855-08-30
New York, Aug. Is.

A Paris letter writer says that Napo
leon commands for the Forthcoming cam,
paign in Moldavia. Russia and Poland
q new sevee Of n hundred and forty
thousand men, destined 10 take the field
for action. THIS will supersede the
Austrian army Of occupation, and the
object Is the erection ofa Polish republic,
comprising Volhynia. Poland aud Bess,
arabia.
Demoine courier., 1855-08-30
AUG. II. HAMILTON. Epw. T. HAMILTON
A.. II. s. e. r. HAmILT0W,
ksCs2ry gs. EcH hershc.t,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,

eTTuhHA,
c.T51 WILL attend TO business in tie Courts
OF al the counties in Southern Iowa, and in
the Supreme Court at lows City.
Persons wishing to purchase or rent land or
town property are Informed that be has the agen-
cy and management OF zach good property,
both in town and country.
March 10Th lS54.-ly
Demoine courier., 1855-08-30
JSO. d. DEylH.
,. & j. ssevin,
ATTORN AT LA w
DTuMwA, low

OTAMwA, DIVA
go" WILL practice in the Courts OF Wap-
clio, Jefferson, Van Buren,, Davis, Appanoose,
Monroe Lucas, Marion and Mahaska.
Having the advantage Of q Icing residence in
the valley they will give particular attention to
SECURING and collecting claims, sale Of War
rams, Entries of la. ] on time, buying and sell
ing Real Estate, Settlement Of Titles, payment
Of Taxes, sc. February 10th 1854.
Demoine courier., 1855-08-30
q. VAN WEEzaDEN,
.MANUFACTURER& WHOLESALE

Imported Cigars. Tobacco and
Snuff,
.Sign Of the Dig Indian, 3, .ors ADORE the p. o.,
Main Street, Kaokuk. Iowa.
MERCHANTSfrom the Valley are request
ul ed to give me a call. Dealers through
out the State will be supplied every 3 months,
from my wagons, which are constantly run
hing, at manufactory- prices.
aug. 81, ,b4.