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I HE Great Central Route, connecting the Al
iagtic cities with Western, North iiwesf4 ri,
and Southwestern States, by a continuou. Rail
way dleci. Ills road also connects al Pitts
burg with daily line Of Steamers 10 all ports on
the Western Rivers, and at Cleveland AMI SAN
dusky with Steamers TO all pots on the North
western Lakes; making the nos' dirrrf eheapest
and reiiGbie route by which FREIG HIT can be
forwarded to and from the Great Uest
hATLs BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA ASp pIrTsRuRe
FIRST Class - Boots, Shoes.
Dry Goods, IN boxes Fars.f - C. per lo0lb
F-atuers. &c.
- Class Books AMI saior-
cry, Dry Goods I'm bale>) 90 {. rer l00lb.
Hardware, Leather, Wool,
Sd CLAss.-Anvils Bagging,
Bacon and Pork [iu bulk}.| 30 c. per l00lb
Hemp, &c,
4ti ClAss-- Coffee Fish, Bal
con aud Pork tpacked, Lard, 10 c. per ioolb.
and La d OIL,
fT Ia shipping Goods from anp point East OF
pi'laSfe phia be particular to mark package ''ria
Pennsylvania RdAroaa - All Goocs cansisr.d
70 the Agents Of ,his Road at Philadelphia or
PIftshurg, viii BE- forwarded without detention.
fRti6Hr AcE~Ts.-Ioses Potter 81 ston j
T. Elliot, \. York; T.. I Sneeder. philadelnhis;
Magraw q koons Baltmofe Geo. C. Ffanris-
Gus, Pltsbirg Spa --man * Brown, Cineinna.
"A, Ohio j. S. Moorshead, Louisville, Ky. Il.
{. Meldrum, MadiSon, Ind Ratcllfi & Co.. 81
Louis, Moi 5. Mitchell & Son, Evansville,
Indiana.
II II, HOUSTON.
Gfn~rai Freight Agent Phdsdelphia
II. ]. LdMBAERT, Spp't, Altoona, Pa
Feb. 1880 ~
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CITY DRUG STORE!
Burrows Block, Main Street, kcokuk. G

]. & j. G. STEWART are now in recep, "
OF very large and carefully selected stock Of
Drugs. Medicines and Chemicals, Patent Medi-
cines, Popular Remedies, Medicinal Liquors,
Paints, Oils, Dye Stuff, Perfunery. and every
variety Of fancy articles usually found in the
best establishments Of the kind. Every article
warranted pure and genuine.
Purchasers will confer mutual favor by cali
ing at our establishment before buying else.
where.
Physicians prescriptions carefully put up
DR. j. e.. STEWARDS office and consulting
Room in The Drug Store
PROFESSIONAL REFERENCES.
r, O. Edwards, M. D., Ohio Medical College
j. Cobb. 81
John Locke, e &C 's
Nav 3, 1888. dGw
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Carriage Palnllng and Trimming.
fffHE undersigned having rented the second
story o'the Plow and Wagon Factory main
and l2th s'reets) designs carrying on The Car
mage Pointing Business in all its branches
IT, rs confident that he can give entire saiisfac-
ton and hopes 10 nefit and receive a share OF
pnhIte patronage W. Ii. FARLEY.
April 10, lsJ. d3m
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Table cutlery
JUST received by steamer oo.sarner large ns
- soffmen' OF In g,sh Table Cutlery uh,ch ne
slor at reduced prices.
BALDWIN, EVANS \ co.
Mach IA, iS3a.'
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Horses for Uncle Sam.

rTsHE undersigned will pay cash for
thirty or forty good young horses NsNk
for the use Of the government ofthe Uni-
ted States. He will be found always on hand at
the w hite House or the White Stable on John
son Street. G. NJ MARSHAL
keokuk. Eel, % 1888 dtf
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Furniture and a
-; I 2 H ULSTE RY RI
Wholesale aid Retail by
5 { 4 X k I I & NJ a S O n,

SC 4 X X lit & NJ a S O n.
ST. LOUIS, MO.
~ take pleasure ~ saying to our friends aud
w the public III general, that stock of
Ftsr, MEDIUM. AND CCMafoN FURNITURE. was
never more complete and deseryng the attention
OF purchasers, either Al wholesale reiail-in
full suits or single arfieies-.hen at the pres
ent.
We shall spare no effort 10 keep The most
complete assortment in orr line in the West -
Our Goods made here, well as East, BY
the best workmen, aud thus combiae the greatest
variety and latest styles, aith the cheapest and
most substantial
Dealers. as well as Fll other purchasers are
invited to call and look through our Mammoth
Ware Rooms.
Orders also, from all parties having Furniturs
to buy for themselves others are specially sC-
hcited, with the assurance Of our best endeavors
to merit continuance Of the liberal confidence
aud patronage we have so long received.
SCARRlTT& * MASON,
Washington Avenue, between Cd and Sd Sis.
March l. 1859. WIN
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JAMES q. BRUCE.

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
YOoelGN AND DOMEkTTC DIZZY GOODS,
Cldhfuk Boots ShOtA Hats, Caps, Bonnets Trim
mingx, kt.
m -, MAIN STREET, KE0KuK, IOWA.
rs. 7tA. 1855.
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Justice Of the Peace.
THE UNDERSIGNED wonld inform his
/ friends IN the country, that his office is on
Nam between "a and Sd streets. Keokuk Iowa,
over the Harness store. He will attend to the
collecting of all accounts entrusted 10 his care,
with promp'ness. Accounts sent by mail post
paid, will receive attention, and the money re-
turned as ordered..
EDWARD COLE.
March .. is55-d&w,f
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.. y. Miiire J.. BFrk
MILLER & BECK
Attorneys at Law and Solicitors II
ChanCery,

agents 1or ne mrestigdtion OF Land Titles
aud the purchase and soie of Zeal Estate.
M Ill. hereafter practice IA and regularly al
W tend the District Courts Of heokuk and Fl
adisen, and oi he other counties Of The First
Judicial District OF Iowa aud will also practice
In he Supreme Court oi the Site.
Fl. Madison, Feb. i.h, 1855. dtf
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N. w. JONES,
Successor to =. Shngeriand.
Dealer In Clocks, Watches and Jewelry
SECOND STREET,
Next door 10 Charles Parsons' Banking House

KEOKUK, IOWA.
% GH6srsp THr subscriber has Just re-
AHSs< .S.x> ceived a large and beautiful
.''4sSS-=SFAstock OF Gold and Silver Watch
es, Gold Jewery &c, ,eomprisingthe latest styles
OF Ladies Breast Pins, Ear Rings, Finger Rnss
Cum Pins, Gold Guard and Fob Chains, Keys,
Seals, Silver Thiuibles, Gold Slides. Snaps,
Studs, Gold Pens with or without holders Gold
Pencils, Pens and Pencils
WATCH REPAIRING.
The subscriber beng practical watchmaker.
feels competent to repair the most Difficult; and
delicate work thai may be entrusted 10 his care.
All work warranted 10 give Satisfaction.
Correct Time.
The public may rest assured that The correct
time is, and always will be kept by
N ". JONES.
Nov. %, 1854. Iyd
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The Book OF the Season has Arrived
THE MAY FLOWER from the pen OF Mrs.
J. Harriet Beechcr Stove, can be found on the
counter of Messrs. GRAHAM g. CAVE
Man l, 1888.
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Also Perfumery and ialcy articles, Cigars, To-
bacco and .null, aud choice assortment of
Family Groceries, including Spices, Teas, Fla
voring Extracts, Candies, Soda, Salaratus, and .
variety OF articles pertaining TO that department
all which will be sold on this principle OF s'smail
profits and quick returns"
Particular attention given TO preparing pre-
scripiions. In cases where medicines are re-
qaiied druing the night il is frequently inconve-
nient to Oh am them. This difficulty | have
completely obvia'ed by having my residence in
part OF the same building occupied by nv
store; and persons desiring medicines NAV RELY
npon procuring them at all hours, night or day
without InconvPntnce or delay.
Druggists, merchants and others, purchasing
by The quantity, are requested 10 give me ealt
as | am determined to sell on as favorable terms
as any house IN the city.
April G, 1855 div.
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LEATHER, LEATHER n
SADLERY, HARDWARE.


4. u. THOMAS d CO.,
tITHoLESALE and Rstail Dealers u Hides, Lea
" ther, Tanners Oil and shoemaker's Finainrs
have now on hand full and complete assortment
ofLEATHER AND FINDINGS OF EVERY DEs--
CkIPTION AND QUALITY. Our ste OK cOmpti.
ses the following variety.
spanish sole Leather, Phila. Kip and Calf Skiing
Cincinnati 81 French 50
skirting and German fateni
Harness Country Dressed ClfSkns
Betting Pink Lining and Pad
Bride Moroccos and Kid -
Collar Enayleled Patent LeatheF
Bag various colora,
Hogskia seatirg Rones ofevcry variety,
Upper Patent Dash Leather
Thong
Also. Lasts, Boot Trees, Crimping Boards, Pegs,
Thread and every variety of Shoemakcrs Kit
We shall at all times be fully supplied with all ths
above mentioned articles We respectfully invite
Nercha nts and Manufacturers To call and examine
our tock and prices. We feel confident that we
can sell them upon favorable terms az can b
hadin the West our arrangements and facilities
are such thatour goods are purchased for cashand
al HI ST cost.
Care and strict attsnsiou will be given to 6lling
orders.
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LUMBER,
| @ O K \ & RE!

h ~ ~ ~ ~ h uAa
'T'HE nnd rslgned having had long experience
L IN the business Of Mill Wr ghtirg in som-of
The most extensive manufacturing districts Of the
States of Ohio and Indiana, and being well ac-
quainted with all the late improvements ia Ma
chinery ard the process of FIGURING, has all
confidence in giving satisfaction to all that ma Y
favor him with their work.
Pe IS also prepared TO give plans OF Mills and
drawings OF Machinery al any and all times.
W. NJ HASKETT,
City of keokuk, Iowa, corner of Second and
Exchange Streets
May /. 1855 Win.
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Wooden Ware
= 3 Dozen hoped buckets,
~ 40 do do
10 nests tubs three eacA
40 do do do
so do coyele buckets
40 DO do boxes
so do bale do
10 do wooden bowls
10 doxbbl covers
40 boxes patent ciotf
20 do common do
80 or wire selves
do twine wheels
Just received aud for cate W
1hDs. !. RICE 4 co.
rASk pfnhes !,
4 rsa -. So.
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Ih1lREss GooDs.-A large and varied stcck of
~ Silk Tissues, Satin striped, figured and
riain, Bareges. Lirgarellas, Coup d. Efats, Ty
s,ieans, French Jaconeis and Br,llIanis, Lawns,
sc. inst received bv p. d. FOSTER.
April %, 1859.
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woo SCREWS-Over / 600 gross assorted
" sizes of The best ginblet points in ttor,
and for sale low hv
BALDWIN, EVANS & co.
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CASH PAID FOR HIDES.
U n ci.,tM Ninr lE iaAa
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/ rASk pfnhes a
RHfksr. ns' nv'y siefs,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-07-20
PERSONAL.

49, Lieut. Col. Porter, U. s. A.; General
Echenique, late President Of Peru; Col. Ale,.
ander, U. D A, aud Capt. g. F. Lindsay ~
D \ - are stopping at Wizards hotel Hon
l. . Bocock, Of Virginia, and Gov Mcdonald
aud lady, of Georgia, are at Browns hotel
1.-The New York Journal of Commerce savs
About two hundred persons, forty Of whom
ARE apprentice boys, are to be sent ON this
week from the naval station at that port for
the United States frigate Constellation. which
Il htting out at Norfolk for the Mediterranean.
go. Hon James N. Bunker Of Nantucket
has declined the appointment of COMMISSIONS
nnder the personal liberty act, for reasons
elmllaI 10 those given by the Hon. X A
SnaPnan' vi Springfield, IN letter TO His
t1eeilency the Governor, declining like an
Pointment. ~
E.... DR.. VIM. De Humboldt, tn. invsn.or
o. the Preventative Incubation against yellow
fever, has had administered To him som. ,o;s.
3nouS mixture, which has driven him mad
lie Is believed to have been done throuob tba
Jealousy VI certain medical men in Hsvsn,
a pny slcldn and Two other persons have haan
arrested Ter this crime Dr. III. is not vat
considered out Of danger.
80. Wa. Cushman, son Of the Ia.o Honoro-
able Samuel Cushman, Of Portsmouth n n
was frozen To death while out on q gun,iro
excursion IN tab, in March last, Mr.. Cusb
man was formerly a Ilidshipman in the L, 5
Navy, and at the time Of ms death was ON hi.
way overland to California with a party of en-
bgTants
.'.. captain Lowe, who commanded the
bark kiIby at the time shc rescued the spsFar.
ing 0f1cers, crew, and passengers from the i'll
lated steamship San Francisco is i'm Philadel
Rnia, and actively engaged in fitting out the
tiei s Mar beautiful clipper, built expressly
49, 4 paragraph has been going the rounds
at the papers, and been copied into this which
ststes that the Rev. Alexander CampbelI. of
Bethany, 10 Brooke county, died in Sew Or.
leans on the 9th ult. This is a mistsks IT..
reverend gentleman who died was another and
Minister. 'ei'"h
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Wood Engraving, Lithographin2. and Con-
Per-plate Engraving.
OIYTcE SUPERINTENDENT PUBLIC pPIsrISa, ,
wAsHfNeToN. July ~. 1855

OFFICE SUPERINTENDENT PUBLrc pPIsrrsa. d
\ WASHINGTON, July ~. 1855 Il
lOROPOSALS will be received al this ofht l
Il until the 23d day OF July inst. 4. u o'clock
m, for drawing and engraving upon wood. in the
highest style OF art, twenty-four more ii'nSt-a
tons (six by four and half inches) az elery
dition.
Also, for drawing and engraving IN the srrne
manner, twenty or more small cuts for saple work
All these engravings will be required % } 81
drawn upon the blocks in the verv teSt f.. 4. ard
the drawing submitted 10 this nile for c., oction
ar approval; and when such drawings ar, ar
proved, the engravings are 20 be executed T. the
ne itest manner
Proposals will also be received until the earn,
date for drawing In crayon, In the highest style n
art. upon stone, and printing in one, two and
three tin's ten thousand or more CORES OF twenty
fJdr or more Quarto plates (Six by nine Inc hes) oil
illustrations 10 accompany same report
Proposals will also be received for d-r...ag I,
rtion OF the work last above nansd, anu priatin.
ia colors.
Proposals will also be received until the a., q
date for engraving upon copper in the highest sty
Of the art ten or more quarto illustrations OF botany
and natural history, to accompany reports OF sur
veys Of route for railroad TO Pacific ocean
The illustrations will be open al this Office for
The inspection q those persons DESTROYS Of hddirg
fer the same until the closing OF the bids and any
Information desired will also be furnished
The paper required for printing the lithoprapbs
Will be furnished by this Office
Contracts viii be entered into with and I--ss
with security viii be required from the success
tul bidders for the faithful execution OF their con
tracts. "
The bids will state separately the price. and bur
one price, for each class of work bid for and ,he
ume required for the execution OF the works or
portions OF the same, and must he addressed most
a-e paid. TO . q Seaman. Superintendent OF
Tie Public Printing, Washington, u G - and ne
plainly endorsed Proposals for Wood Engrs-
craving" A G. SEENkT
V lS-t23 Superintendent
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SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS.

The Union deliberately defends the late
Lord Raglan from responsibility for the mis-
management of England's share Of the Cri-
mean campaign, throwing the blame on the
ministry. The same paper explains that the
Necessary expenses of prosecuting causes be
fore the Court of Claims need not be heavy.
That, indeed. they will be much lighter than
If such cases went before any other court of as
high grade. The Union also tells us that
the Hon. VIM. II. Bissell has so far recovered
rs TO be able to set out for his home in Illinois,
which will be grateful news, indeed, to the
many friends Of that ehiyalrio and accom-
plished gentleman.
The E4tsiIfgenceT, overcome with the heat
says of the state of the atmosphere
"Some one of the Classics ancient or
modern, has said that nobody talks of the
weather who has brains enough to hit upon
any other subject. We take the liberty of
dlsppting that iictum, whether it came from
Bias or DR.. johnson. We contend that it is
legitimate topic for daily discussion, par
tculariy when it can be made to serve as
satisfactory excuse for editorial vaeuity Be-
hides, If a man wants TO show his invectiye
genius In the discovery of new terms by v hieh
10 characterize either its cOnstancy or its va
Inability, where will he find a wider field for
Ats exercise Ii is the fruitful mother of moro
1rOpes and SMILES than all other themes nut
together, and is decidedly more harmless than
disanion, notification, or any of the new tsn,s
that either or both have brought into exis-
renee. Considering the weather. then, as
Grumio said TO himself, We say it is too melt.
ang for any labor that requires thought or
motion. We are afraid to say how the Their
nometer stood yesterday and the day before.
or how it threatens to run up without standing
at all to-day; but We will say, all astronom-
leal calculations TO the contrary notwithstand-
ing, that 1t indicates disposition. or the part
Of our little planet, to approach nearer to its
great centre Of attraction than is comfortable
10 Its busy inhabitants We have not seen
an individual for two days who did not seem
10 be in state of dissolution, and we are 0ur-
selves so given to the melting mood - that
we must either lay down our pen or ran auau
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-07-20

Mosr MELANCHOLY AFrAfR.-Mr. A M
hlGnardson. principal of the Ladies' Seminary
At reehoid, New jersey, was engaged on Sat
nfuay IN directing the fitting Of the iron rod
chamber in the school. Mr.. Riebardson NO.
above, ana the carpenter below. They found
II Ilncait ID get the rod through, and Mr.
Richardson was trying to End out the cau,e
Inc carpenter was pushing the rod with all
his force, when suddenly It gave way, and
striking the eye Of Mr.. r., completely blinded
nm what adds to the sadness of the affair.
Al. nIchh tdson mad already lost one of his
blind. '''Aiiy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-07-20

W. Tasker, commencing the soul Of the Grim.
inal to the mercy of heaven. After this. as q
general leave-taking Of all present on the
so.ffold, and kissing his weeping brother, the
was adjusted around his neck, and the cap
drawn over his face by the sheriff, assisted by
his deputy. He then commenced singing the
words II m going home, which he repeated
twice. and the drop fell, at precisely one
o'clock. He struggled but little, and in seven
minutes had ceased 20 live
After hanging twenty minutes, his body was
taken down and conveyed to the graveyard,
and buried beside his wife, according to his
request.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-07-20

SWe have received from the periodical
agency Of Joe Shillington, tho August mum.
Der Of the Lady Book, with its usual variety
OF literary matter and illustrations, including
plates Of the fashions; not an unintsresting
feature TO the fair sex.
Also, Frank Leslie's New York Journal of
romance, general literature, science, and art
adorned with handsome engravings; and Mo
Their and step-MOther, in twelve chapters, from
Dickens Household Words, uniform with Pc
fsrson's edition Of Charles Dickens works.
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PIC MIC

vCHE most delightful Pic Mic Of the season will
be held in the College Grounds, on TUES
DAY, July "A, for the benefit Of Trinity Church.
Georgetown.
The beauty Of the place, with its wild and pic
turesqCe scenery, together with the refreshments
provided for the occasion, will insure to families
in any other location. The nearness of the spot
TO Georgetown and Washington, will allow any
one to participate in the pleasures without fatigue
OF travel or fear Of accident
iV 2n-2r
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VIOLATION OF THE NEUTRALITY LAWS
The persons arrested in Buffalo, n. Y. for
violating the neutrality laws, have been fully
committed in default of $4,000 bail.
Count Rsgenski and three others on trial in
Boston, for violation of the neutrality laws.
have been acquitted. The testimony failed
TO convict them of personally enlisting men for
the British army
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GEORGE F. kfDWELL & Co.,
DEALERS IN
ALL KINDS OF GOALS AND WOOD.

FOURTEENTH STREET. Composite Frank
IL IAN Engins House have now on hand every
article in their line which will be sold at prices
TO suit the times. They solicit share OF public
patronage, pledging themselves to give satisfac-
ton TO all
n. B.--A cargo Of White and Red Ash Coal
(afioat) will be sold low If ordered from the wharf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-07-20

RosBISe THE AML.-A dispatch from Read.
ing, Pa, July 10, says Arthur Hughes, the
especial agent of the Post Office Department,
arrived here this afternoon with Adam Smith,
Of Clark Post Office, in Richmond, Northamp.
ION county, charged with rObbing the mails.
Smith confessed to taking one letter contain.
ing 500, mailed at stroudsburg, for the
Eastop Bank
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ROOT AND SHOE STORE RFNOyF0

rEOhGE Bremen has removed his we'll
" known Genuemen's BOOT AND-d
SiOE Store and Factory from nth street u
tetween Pa. avenue and l. street to Paw"
avenue, afew doors above Willards Hotel -
lie is prepared in his new premises 70 give .,,,s
faction 10 all.
Il; b. has 10y dint Of great care in purchasing RI,
STOCK, employing none but A No. I workmen ,nd
bI his capacity TO fit his customers so as 10 b,vr
his work set very easy on the foot. while e. ~.
ways EXHIBITS the mos, fashionable STYLE earned
reputation In his business second 10 that OF no
0lher custom-work boot and shoe maker I'm TIE
| MON. He solicits the patronage OF an and ~
terms will he most reasonable TO all
lS-tf
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q Somebody says that q pretty woman IL
q brilliant poem, full of rhymes, sentiment
and all manner of illustrations When bound
N one arml Increases to several yoIumes'
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MRS. c. RUOFF,

MILLINER, (lately from New York; respect
WI fully informs the ladies of Washington :,
that she has taken rooms at No. l6 East "a
Capitol street, near the eastern gate Of Capt. ~
tol Park, where she intends to keep on hand
BONNETS, MANTILLAS, &c, which will h.
sold at ons half the price Usually sold IN rae
stores Of this etpy " "
Bonnets sold for from % to 90, worth from Is
Mrs x. 10 determined to retail her stock 10 the
!saies al prices she usually receives at wholesale
Inc ladies are invited 70 call at her rooms and
'uoSsto' 'nsnsetv~, yIs-3ts
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NARNELL a. MANKINS.
HOUSE, SIGN, AND FANCY PAINTERS.

w public 10 their specimens OF Fancy Sings,
10 he seen at all times al their establishment
Glass signs, with black, blue. green, or any col
ored ground with silver gold letters as persons
may desire; and we guaranty to get up these
signs cheaper than any other establishment this
side OF New York. Signs neatly framed with
rings complete. A call is respectfully solicited
shop on Louisiana avenue, between Sixth and
Seventh streets, No. SIX iuly l1-eotf
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SISTERS OF MERCYu.

HNAKE 1T TO SEBASTOPOL TO HEAL
Il the wounds Of inhuman carnage take n q
the cottage Of the Lowry, and relieve the pains d
accident or disease lake IL to the mansions q
the rich, TO soothe the suffering that neither statio
nor wealth can mitigate take Il everywher
through the wide world, and say IL my "ELEC
TRIO OIL" is not on its benign mission, heal
ing, soothing. and relieving, as has not been don
since the day the Good Samaritan anointed III
weary pilgrim.
The deaf shsn hear. the trembling limb b strong,
And grosns Of snguish mellow into song.
PROF. c. DeGRATH. Philadelphia.
p. S.-This OIL may b. relied on for partia
Deafness. For particulars see bills.
iy 1915