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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-11-06

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AlvaED GooDwAkD, NJ. d.
~1his 10 without sxceptisn3 tRd most conpre-
helaIvs ask IItxi6le work published % the
hi tselaissi ..i;,s ! iE..sS S1sfI 1ie
jeason a il readelpN a htkee. 4tm ~ fSee4
tionablef msstsr, aaid NJ paisnt. kssvss A0a
ioas, can object t. placing il in the hands Of
his sons The 9nth1r hss devoted many years
to the Treatment Of tle variossconaplaints treat
ed Of, aud with too little breath TO naif ana too
little presumption to smpose, he has o6esed u
tho world, at tho nsszeIy noninsl price VI IS
cents. the fruit Of come ~ sh,y yssTs most snc.
eessful psacties. ~ herald. So ~ ni8aW
mo teacher or parent should be without tiss
| knowieA ee'AapaTsed IN this invslaAble work.
Ia votdd bare years af pain, not ti6eAtisa and
sorroE n the yDNth Rnder their olsrgs. --Pcen
pie ,. AdN0sste. asss@ss4 E.s ae4 IT. xs!agti q
Is a PnsbyseTiAe dsseymaa in Ohio, vritIag
of Hunters Medical MANUAL says 49," Thou-
SANDS sapon =aisss&aHds Of our youth, by evil ex-
ampis an1 iahasnee os the psssip,is, have been
led int sfta habit Of ssHrpoll ssln, without re-
atlslng - 81 aud teAnDl cSaSe,usne~s upon
timmae ltH and ahsit pcstetitak Al caas,,tur.
tutiensie f ttassp sds who arts jkiag families
hass been enfasbled. il not broken, gov u, xai
they do no, know the cause or the esre. Any
thing that can be done 80 to enlighten and iu-
dueuce the pahlic ssiud as 10 check sad ulti-
msaiy 70 remove this widespread % rcr Of hu
man wsetchedness, would canfer tho grated
blessing next 10 the nIigion Of Jssus CIfst, on
the present aud ccnRing generation Intcmper
anca Tor the use Of in.sxea,ing dsidks) though.
il haxship ihog sss6s upon thoas.,nds. is NOT
grvatsr acoarge 10 sael human rae. Aesrpt my
thsaks On behalf Of che ataaStsd and believe me
yasrssssso'ksr in, - gesd av4k yea .ts -
actively ssgAgsd in. atsa. ~. lrgs.L..,, 80
O.s.copy (secassly eayelAPe-) viii be for
wsns6 fsss q postage, - any, Paft q lhe UNI
dress. (pos. paid coSDEN 4 CO. Pabli.hetas.
Box lyc, Philsdelphia.g 20 I,s ss, Ia,
IBeoJseIlers, Can vaapsrs and Book Agents
supplied on the NEST libsrsi terms, --n29- IL
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-11-06
TAKE PARTICULAR FOTICN.
oeae,,>e l0th lH5+--n5-u

IRON! IRON!!
oNE ton Of bas and band Iron for sale, At =
~ f2uss bsinw market price; also, few ssts
Asnsasd Bsggy springs, cheap
~xr66x ". D. JOHNSON.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-11-06

WHOLESALE Confectionery. Gae. 81 1 80
Mark ct Street. between Me-
Louis, DO. ConstsntlHzs0
which tcs cheapness. lge VI
not be surpassed By loDs1c
in the vest. NfS5a
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-11-06

HEIxBolD's GENUINE PaErAsA rioss.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-11-06

my teoum0hy % tue pfUles9touaI &usttsy - -
author Of the "Medicai Manual" No1lefau1
nnnn. of Disease of the Genital Organs, y ped
nnnfanding, have coEe unds ny
T. his skill has been mani - Il
Bet health, in come cases Where
been considered beyond sAsdi.
&{s treatmept of Seminal Sak-
munnnfof The functions pro-
rot 10 81 tie profession, rhAss
~ Author some 1hirly
- 10 than justice - him
= unfortunate ectm
M commend him - ono
~ ssaI ID and Integrity they
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-08-03
~. J. FEwELL. W NJ DOLBY.
JEWELL 4 DOLBT.
House and Sign Painters, GIa-
zlers and Gilders.

Shop on the corner Of Second d JoAasoa
Streets, opposite the 81. Charles
WOULD respectfully announce TO the oiti-
w zens of Keokuk, that they have formed 1
copartnership, Nay Gill; 1855 for the purpose
Of carrying the above business in all ito
branches. They are ready at all times TO un-
detfake work in klelr line, which they pledge
themselves shall be executed with punctusliy
ana in style eq aai to the best, and on - rea-
so able ierins any Others in the city.
n. B. Particular attention paid to PAHER
HAsGlHG, which they will do with neal ness and
dispatch also old sash regazed.
May 81, 1858. i3ns
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-08-03
'lla- - - ?
llISSnLIfrinN.
CITY DRUG STOREi
RurrnKS Block. Main Alreet. kf0huk. e

]. b j. G. STEWART are now IL receipt u
OF very large and Carefully selected stock OF
Drugs. Medicines and Chemicals, Patent Medl-
ciues, Popular Remedies, Medicinal Liquors,
Paints, Ole, Dys Sufs, pelfumery. and every
variety OF fancy articles usually found in the
beat establishments of the kind. Every article
warranted pure aud genuirs.
Purchasers will confer mntual favor by CALI
iug al our establishment before buying else
where.
Physicians prescriptions carefully put up.
Dir. JIG. STEWARDS office and consulting
Room in the Drug Store.
PROFESSIONAL REFTREEeEs:
T, O. Edwards, NJ. D., Ohio Medical College
j. Cobb. g g - .
John Locke, g " 9 :"
Nav 3,ls55. dGw
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-08-03
JAMES REYNOLDS.
~ hoiesaio and Retail orugsis

w hoteSaic and Retail Druggist
Mechanics Block. North side Of Main 81,
KEOKUK, IOWA.
HAVING made arrangements for q per- n
IL manent business in the above line, am
now offering to the city and country trade u
a large and welt selected stock If
Drugs. Medicines, Paints, Dyes, Oils and Var
ntshes. Hru.hcs, OiaA~sre and Window
6lnss,
Also Perfumery and fancy articles, Cigars. To.
bacco and snuff, aud choice assortment of
Family Groceries including Spices, Teas. Fla
voring Extracts, Csbdies, Soda, Salaratus and
variety of articles pertaining to that department
all witch will be sold on tha principle OF ssua
profits and quick returns"
Particular attention given to preparing ure-
scrip'ions. In cases where medicines are re.
qaired during the night il is frequently inconve-
ulent 10 Oh ain them. This difficulty | have
comnlately obviated bv having my residence in
2 part Of the same building occupied by nv
store; and persons desiring medicines. may RELY
upon procuring them at all hours, night or day
without Inconvenience or desy.
Druggists, nerch7n's and others, purchasing
hY the quantity, are requested to give me q call
as am determined to sell on az favorable terms
as ang house in the city.
April 6, 855 div.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-08-03

I CASK pure Blackberry Wine suitable for me
i d.c.nai and sacran~ntal purposes at
REYNOLDS Drug Stor.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-08-03
EsIackssnithing.

EsIaCksinithing.
WILLIAM GRAHAM. on Ihsrd, between
w Johnson AID Exchange Streets. a the
Brick Shop. would Inform he public that ee IS
pfepaTed TO do all kinds OF BLAcKsArrHiNG II a
neat, durable. and cheap manner
HORSE sHoEING.
Bring on your lame horses an1 have them
shod tight From his long and constant prac-
tice IN this branch Of the business he hatiers
hitaself that he cannot be excelisd by any ore In
Tie country. lie particularly sollciis patronage
in TINS line.
lie also offers his services as Farrier in al It's
branches
May rs, 1855, o1wly
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DENTAL SURGERY,

d r. r. S. B A II B E r.
w OuLD respectfully announce to the citi-
w zens OF K.ekuk and vicinity that he has
permanently located in Keokuk, where he ex-
poets to perform all he operations pertaining to
Dental Surgery.
He feels confident in his ability to give salts
factionto those who may favor him with their
pAti onage.
HT Office on Main between Third and
Fourth Streets.
All operations warranted.
Keoknk. April "a, 1865.
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Lincns.


q 0LDFN Flax, and Medium Fronting Linens,
II Of Richardson's maize, warranted pure, l0i
Linen Shpefing, Pillow Case Linen. Bleached <
Brown Table Damasks. Napkins. Towehng,
oq ash, sc. for sale cheap. P. D. FOSTER.
apr1 "a 1875
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LUMBER,

AT THE Fl N Z IL. L L.
frHE subscribers have constantly on band
/ supply of
Dressed FlcorinG.
ALSO, FFscfNC BoArDs and FEsoIac P'cgrTs,
Siding, and general assortment OF dimension
stuff
Mill and Lumber Yard at the foot Of Second
street, KeoAuA, Iowa.
HIATT & HARBIEE.
April 7. 1855. dlm&wiy.
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SEILfGHr
AGUERR EiS GALLERY

E~~sAz1xs L y. BUELL..
sFfr3 i NJ - Daguerrean Art St,
Essrsfp ~ ~ - fss{ " ou!d respectful
u s3f. 3 49, 49, gaI Iy announce TO the
ssS Iss....-sgss<&zs.s5S inhabitants Of Keo
kak and yIctHi'y, ihst he is prepared 70 take
bkenesses of ail who maY give him cali y The
most perfect manner, having large skyiighf,
the only he6 bv which blue eye car be made
70 look natural, aud far superior TO all other
lights Tor DagqerreotYprg also, ha'ihg an ex-
pefience in TIE ant ot over seven years, ne Tat
tets himself hat lie can sult the most fastldlous
Picture ard Drawings copied; Landscapes and
pictures oi the sick or drcrssst taken al short
notice. Pictures put up IA every variety 81
style, regardless of the weataer, aui satisfaction
IH TTcas-s guaranteed
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SCRAP IRON.
WE viii pay tile highest pIlcein cashfor good
w NO Backsnith's scraps, at the his.our
Iron Stere. THoe ', pIcF Co.
September 6, I6s4.w
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FLOUR, FLOUR I

A SPLENDID assortment Of children's fancy
"A Hats and Caps fer summer wear, the latest
summer style just received and for sale cheap 1T
SHrLnos's HAT EMPORIUM, 81, Main r.
Ladies' call and look at them.
maN2l
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TIE LOVERS soLILCQuY.

THE LOVERS SOLILCQUY.
Go search Tie ladies' wave f4i pea IL,
TO 3cck sour high-horG maiict
Or Dig Golconda's DIAMOND sanas,
With priceless treasure iadgn.
Go gather Mgrih ard Ffsnkiacehec;
And Reet Arabian spices,
Aud cluster round ynHr hearts delight"
Loves widest of Devices
T. rise to her whom / adore,
BY fsf an ofN1og richer
My fac. alt dressed q Lovers smiles,
Iu BufLr's fair Skfhght Picture.
BleiPs Gallery, Sc, NalA SjFeet.<
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Boots and Shoes

Roots and Shoes
nf vii SAits. and in aas ana-fisy
HDLLI & MATLE>S have just -
~ recetfed large and sPlendf kE
= ietp oi Boots ard Shoes, ot ITO =
Ia est sylee and s4Iec "a with particular re.cr-
: q e to thu market. Thslr stock comprises ev-
e-v tn NJ desirable for Lsaies, Misses, Geeile
men, BOYS. and Children, whleh they vii sell as
low for cash, as any dealer N the city.
They afe al3a prepared to
MANITAcTTRE
all kinds Of Ladies and Gu tom Work. IL any
tesired afy9e 1hsv employ none hut the very
best wofkm~n aud plenty # them, and arc Pre-,
pared to Gil sli erdefs ith perfect sstisfactiea
aud with entire punetuaty.
REPAIRING
done WIKI neAfness and tispHteh
We invite all neracafa 40 rlee Us call. a. the
sIgus,i thesMAMMoIH SHOT. opposite a. l..
De1ning s. Co.'s Ranbue House, Main Street.
sQDEIIs & MATLF5S.
keekuk, June 6. cSey
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-05-11
CAN THE SOIL. BE MADE TOO LOOSE
AND POROUS!

1t is the prevailing. perhaps the universal
opinion, that in order to realize the largest
crop possible from given amount of ground
It must be completely pulvsrized. and by re-
peated blowing. made as loose and mellow As
possible This is doubtless correct theory.
and one which il would be we'll for US all
more generally to act upon; and yet, we are
fully convinced there are exceptions to the
rule and perhaps more than the superficial OBJ
server will be ready to admit. Our own ex-
pericnce has been mostly confined to clay soils
with which the great difficulty is to make and
keep them in sufficiently loose condition for
the free circulation Of air, and the easy pene-
tration of the roots of plants. Yet even IN
stances have fallen under our observation.
where the ground WAS not sufficiently COM
pact to retain moisture and allow the roots OF
the young plants to take proper hold If 1t
is true that ground may be too hard to retain
moisture in time Of drouth, it is doubtless AS
true that it may be too loose and mellow
This is particularly the case when moles are
bad. Who has not noticed that on spot Of
ground. which by continual working. they
keep rooted up like an ashheap. nothing will
take hold xnd grow, especially in dry time?
When there is NO want of rain too tenacious
clay soil cannot easily be too loose, except In
such cases AS We have cited. but with = sandy
soil the case must be different. 1t is asserted
that this kind Of land is not easily injured by
the tramping Of stock when it is vet as At the
break of winter. which may b. in part, ow-
ing to the fact it inclines to become too loose
BY the ordinary modes of treatment.
In attempting to raise An extraordinary crop
farmers and horticulrurists sometimes subject
their ground to two or three plowings. and. in
the aggregate. nearly half . score Of harrow
ings. rollings. &C.. with view to the COM
plste pulyerization Of the soil. By the time
the ground is prepared and the seed planted.
nearly every foot Of ground has been pressed
by the horses feet This il considered an
injury. rather that otherwise. but If the ground
is not too wet when the work if done. we are
quite of opinion that the crop u increased
rather than diminished BY the pressing togsth-
er of its particles in shis way.
From the preceding remarks we wish only
to be understood - advancing the idsa that
soils may. and sometimes do. become too
loose and porous. and particularly those Of .
dry sandy. or gravslly nature. We do not
plead ignorance Of the fact that the great er-
TOR il 10 be found in the opposite scale. R.
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CAhPHoR VS., PEA Bres.--Having observed
in the Horticulsurahss an inquiry relative to
seed peas damaged by bugs, l will offer .
remedy. perhaps not new. but new to me-
Four years ago last spring. my seed peas
were more than half destroyed by bugs, the
largest and best varieties being most injured.
The summer following. l had boxes made,
one for each variety. with = cover; and when
the peas were gathered. l put into each box,
With quart Of peas. from 81. to elgh. bits Of
them together, and closed the box. The next
spring there was nat pea injured. l have
pursued the same course every year since. and
l have not had one pea affected by bugs
Plow, Loom and Anru.
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If we are not mistaken we have seen il
stated that home Guano (hen manure) when
placed in contact with potatoes, corn. or
seeds Of any kind. would prevent them from
vegetating. Whether or not We are correct
in this. our own experience has pretty clearly
shown that such is the fact, ~ least to some
extent and under certain circumstance
Last season in planting few rows OF Stow.
ellis Sweet Corn. one or two were manured
in the furrow with the serapings OF the hen
house, and the seed dropped Immediately on
top of the manure. Much Of the corn thus
planted never came up. and what did made
the poorest appearance imaginable and had to
be repMnted The unmanured along side OF
it came up well and grew vigorously.
One or two rows of early potatoes were
MANFRED n the same way and the seed placed
in the manure. After waiting some weeks
for them to come up they were found on ex-
animation, in some instances, scarcely to have
sprouted. and were fually dug up part oil
them at least, and replan.ed in natural soil
From these facts it would seem that hen ma
nure, should not be placed in immediate con
tact with the seeds; at least We shall not risk
such an experiment again.
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CLEANSE -FOUR FRUIT TREES.

The coming month Of May all trees should
Be scrubbed and scraped clean of moss
and old bark. and washed with . weak mix
surU Of ley. SCOT and sulphur. Say to one
common water pail full Of ley. put one fourth
pound of powdered sulphur. and one quart OF
soot Washing the bodies of all the trees
with this IT this season of the year, win destroy
the insects. Lime wash should never be
used-it closes the pores of the bark. and is
unsightly 70 any cultivated Taste OHIO Far
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| have just received from New York
and Cincinnati, n extensive and superior
stock of Ladies'. Misse. and Children
Shoes, consisting Of French Kid, Enamel
ed bronze and tan celored Buskins and Sppers Jen-
nv Lind Caters for Ladies, Misses and children Fine
Boots and Shoe. and boys such calf. goat,
enamele patent leather and cloth Congress Shoes and
Slippers.
Hats of variou. syie.-Silk Panama, Palm Leaf and
Marieaibo. latest style and most beautiful finish
am manufacturing all of the fashionable kinds
of Boots Shoes order of the best materials and
work nanship having my employ the best Of worinen
feel confident from the experience have had in bu
sine.s, tha,my work will compare favorably with any
the West. Thankful for past patronage, respect
fully solicit q continuance of it. JOB BORION.
Richmond Sept. ~, 1854. Att
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REWARD.
MORE BOUNTY LAM

MO RE BOU NTY L A n D.
DY an act Of Congress passed March g. 1855, all OF
ID GERS and soldiers who have served FoURTKEH
in any of the United States since ITS. are
entitled 100 of Land if they have not received
it. Those who have received Forty or Eighty acres
are now entitled to enough more to make up the one
hundred an sixty Those who have received one hun
dred and sixty not entitled to any more
The benefit of this act extends to the WIDOW AND
MINOR of the soldier but o other heirs
Those who have been gagged in battle entitled to
hundred and sixty acres wiihou. regard TO the
period Of their service
Persons having claims under this any other act
viii have them promptly attended 70 by calling or
writngto DAVID T. SMITH.
March S0-St Richmond. Ind
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Change of Time on Cincinnati & Chi
cage Railroad.

.nN and after MONDAY. April Esd. 1885. until fur
" Their notice, TWO TRAINS viii be each
way daily between New Castle and Ricbmend. Wig.
Leave New Castle a. 100 A. NJ. and &C P NJ.
Haserstawn, s-4e Las
Washington. sea $40
Arriving Richmond ;. So A. NJ. and :. 10 p n.
in with trains the Indiana Central
and Eaton and Hamilton Railroads
RETURNING TRAINS WILL
Leave Richmend al lie A. NJ, and sic P NJ.
Washington. s.2S s. r. ii.
Haxeryfo~n le.a9 500 p.
Arriving At New Castle 1855 A. NJ and s 80 p. NJ.
Nail viii carried $40 train from kichmond. and
Leo p. NJ train from New CAssls.
5. B. MORSE, SapsxiAtendeut
Nov Castle. April Is. 1854 ie-H
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~The Delphi Journal says:-Thers are
over $4,000 bushels Of corn in store at Pitts
burg. Carroll county. ready 70 b shippsd %
soon - navigation i opened in the canal.
An amount nsasly equal 70 the shove il in
store ut this place.
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FOR SALE.

AN reasonable terms house and lot in knightssewn
~ Henry The house is nearly new containing
and cellar we'll and cstern Al the door with
pump in each. The lot 10 of nine rods on
each bounded north BY streets, and the
other sides by alleys
In addition the above house there smother eofors
cling 90 Is cabinet
shop long carriage stable three horses
wood house, &C. bearing fruit and
large very Eversresns of various kinds
excellent repair The lscasen is not
q knigh;ssosn and . walk
from Indiana Central Railroad and Depot
WILLIAM HATGET0N.
Apply Richard Haughton the premises Harvey
Bell, or o William HAugson, Richmcnd, Ind
&sh month q. 1855 le-a
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NEW GOODS.

yrHE undersigned opening their rev Stoes,
i No. 20 Main st., . very genera assortment Of SEA
sonable
Embracing many new and desirable articles that
the market Our az.oytnoo: Of plain bound sd
unbound Sh.ri., Grape silk and Thibet Shawi, With
heavy silk fringe d every shade. nne BaTceionia aad
Book Muslin Hsndkerchiefs, Craps. CIape Lese Wash
G.uIe Sheer Book Husiins Gloves Hosiery Lin
Hsaikerrhiefs Asrinces Thibeta Apac-as, Erile~as
ani silk warp L1stYes 81 AL shades extensive and
unsurpassed in beauty Of style. Together with
very general variety Of
Ladies' City Made Shoes,
Warranted Of the bes. workmanship Also.
haaEy stock Of AID bsys fall and winter Booas
and Shoes Hats Caps. Sc, ali Of vhieh intend %
sell Al the lowest cash piees And rssfny .n'ss oar
friends and the pubsic 70 drop IN and examine ssf oen
selves
l2sh months, 18th. fsst
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Peace Restored at Last!

TIE undersigned having taken the stand for
~ meriy occupied BY r. .;ortor, No Main
aAa.B street, Richmond Ind keeps hand good
efJewe,ry Watches Clocks and Musical Instru
ments and variety of Toys and Fancy Goods And
pafsnz and blowing is the order Of the day, have
Puf Combs and Faas and everything of that sort, s.
that sui. you you bat call and Our stock
of Spectaelea Silver AID P1sted Spoons FORKS Butter
Knives Salt Spoons DC, Porte Aeanaes. Card Cases,
fine Cutlery, etc. il all right Can around-.e viii
little lower thaa the lowest. rhe times hard
and the widow Is due and be paid New, nv
fore you buy yeur Notions
- Ali articles IN line left for repairs viii be
done in order AMI warranted according quality by
W. d. SCH0oLEY.
March Is 1885 I3-d
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GEORGE WILSON

- EsPECTFULLY requests all persons indebted to him
for Backsmshing to call and settle their accounts by
giving their by the first Of
January which he ntends work for cash.
He will also reduce his
no have the cash 60
shop all kinds OF work
line promptness continue receive
liberal of work
lJ Shop Of Main street, opposite Spinning
Livery Stable
Richmond Nov 30, 1854. Soft
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Richmond Green House.

gU>HE completed his gsmsnts, and
opened Green House. situated the south end Of
Pearl street. city Richmond. and 10 prepared
Horticulture with general
Native and Tropical Plants He has about 80
beautiful Roses. CAmeiias,
fusias Geranums yerbenas Dahlias, Cactus, and
general variety Plants. variety Of the
latest approved Strawberry Piants and CatAwba
Grape Vines JOHN J. CoNLHf
Rishnond, April !. 1854 HH
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FIRE. FIRE. FIRE!M

MESSRS. GRO CKER 4 SON,
- HATEFUL for the liberal patronage which has
them heretofore their thanks
to their many friends for their support
They their that they
receiving the best stock Of Groceries they have
which they will sell low for cash and
they buy cash sell for the
they fasr themselves they make il TO the ad
vantage of every buy of them
They also general assort.ent OF Family FLOUR and
Feed hand will deliver OF the city
Of! left will promptly
tended to .
Good Bank Money kept hand to pay for all
R1rbmons January r. 1885 az
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4 n With small capital make IRON
IA 300 see month Active young men tever 70
Of preferTei Of good address, of PeRsENkR
ING business habits learn Of 81 honest and genseei
employment which they will be sAtshed they can make
thr wages. Address. soon. EMPLOYMENT. PaIa-
dunn oee Richmond Ind. Those who have been N son
busins ss. have been teaching school preferred
April g. 1855. isa
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Spring Style Of Hats.

JOHN >CFFRINS would RESPECTFULLY inform
- has friends and the public that be has just reseiv
I'd the Spring style Il Fashisnsbie Hats. They
are very neat and q: high fni.h He has also gen
ers assortment ct plain ami other Hats Cars &c. Per
sens wishing to pure aas= invited 70 call
March Is, 1885. l3-U