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The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-11-06

100 lbs Paris Green in cans
$50 Chrome Green, in cans;
100 Impereal
for sale bv PECK r. HAMILTON
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-11-06

> LAW NOTICE.
T F.PRICE and 5 JEFFERSON. having associated
- themselves together for the purpose Of practising
law Ia Wood aud adjoining counties win he found at I!
times during business hours their office in Perrys
hurS where they viii he ready to attend to any legal
business that may be entrusted their care,
}. .F.PRICR--------- Z -. 4 JEEFkrEoE
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0,LASS-IOO Boxes all sizes from the franklin lass
7 Works, a superior article equal to the French
Glass and much cheaper For saleby
r.. PECK g. HAMILTON.
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VA MAsriRE's CoanorSp EAraAcr ov REsN,
PLAsr-A certsin cure for DiarrhaA, pysentery
summer Complaint, and all affections OF the bow i,
attended with relaxiton. Asa safe, palstabe and
reliable remedy il is uneqnalled. For children
ecthing, attend with irrits ton II the bowels i,
IS the moss soothing remedy in use. Prepared and
sold ~ IA c. MAGuIRE,
Chemists and Druggists,
>, " cor, Olive ID sts., ST Loui,
For sale in Keokns by T. IL. OConnor, and Drug
giss generally iAug20dA w6m
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Near orr id Jonnson St., opposite the 81. Charles.
DAkfiCULAks attention paid u buying aad sell
inK real estate. negotiating lsans and any oah her
Dusness that may be entrusted to their chAxRe.-
Psrsons DESTROYS Ut buying selling invited
all nj the late once IL kae Lynch, where by
eason of their conspicuous position on ONE Of the
nost business streets the above enjoy superior cd
santss~s Tor the purchase ard safe Of real estate
Attention Is directed to the following property
cry PROPERTY.
Block No. ~, In ksid's addition.
Corner lot johnson and s,h streets--lot 7, block
1907.
House and lot on sth ST., between johnson and
Exchange.
Lot 2, block ~, and lot 4, block 10.
House aud lot corner Exchange and Thirteenth
street,.
Lot loo feet by 70, ON lat between johnson ssd
Exchange.
lot by 100 feet on Sd A.. between Exch.sse
aud the Alley.
Lot 10 by 80 feet near the corner of 4th and Er.
change.
io, on Blondsau, between 9TH and 9th oppo.i,.
Lat 100 feet deep and 70 feet front on 9TH street
bstween Main sad Biondeau, and corner on Alley,
next new Hotel.
Lo. corner OF High and sixth s,rssts-ios :,
block 81.
l6a acres If 6ne land In Illinois, 81 miles FROM
Hsmiiton, and miles from the river; capable oi
division into several market farms.
s.s acres Of splendid soll in Clark county, No.,
mice from ksokuk. Has produced u bushels Of
wheat u the sore.
500 acres Of land in Dodge county, Mo.
100 seres Of hne land in Mont gomcry Co., Iowa
mile from frankford, the county seat, aud the
whole finely wooded and watsrcd.
A highly improved farm in Illinois Of 1856 acres
ITO fenced into Aeids. and balance In splendid
timber. This farm IL miles fr,m Carthage, and
miles from Northern Cros- kaiIToad, now IN opcr,
ton, contains Substantial house with rvsns
also number Of cut houses has Anc we'll oil
Sater 1T the door Of the milk house 10 one mil.
from saw mill, and within miles Of Of several
xrist milis. Title good and warranted.
Five acres Of ground, beingA nnc building site
10 Section ~ Township65, ranges 5, two miiss from
hAin-st.
farm miles from town, near the Plankroad
containing $50 acres, improved.
F,veor Sen asres Of land adjoining Belongs res
idsnce.
Lynch Wootton are agents for the sale Of lare
qualities Vt land in various parts Of Missouri.
sept6- diff.
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with President Pierce. The duty OF COM
msnting on the facts here statsd " leave TO
you. Our mission ID ended.
Respectfully. &n, THADpRus HrArr,
w. r. NJ. Amy,
EDWARD DANIELS
Sub Committee Of National Kansas Com.
NEw YoRk, Sept. /, 1856.
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Free state or = save Nlnte
For the hrst time SINCE the adoption OF the
Federal Constitution, we have n presiden.
tial election depending upon the test question
OF slavery, in clear, distinct, and sharply
defined issue. This issue is. shall African
slavery be excluded from or established on.
the soil Of Kansas! And the solution Of this
pro lem, one way or the other, is TO be- de-
termned with the election OF Fremont or
Buchanan. III Fremont shall be elected. II
wall be equivalent 70 n verdict from the Amer.
lean people in behalf Of the admission If
KANSAS as a free State; if Buchanan \,
elected, We have no doubt that the DESTINY
wall be r admission into tho Ua,ou "a n
slave State.
The contest is thus between Fremont and
Buchanan, and for Kansas as u free State
or Kansas us slave State. The position of
Fremont and the party supporting him, 10
The admission OF Kansas into the tnon a.
Tree State; and so well satisfied arc our
Southern politicians that Fremont's election
VIII be tantamount TO the exclusion OF sla-
very OF Kansas, that they have forewnrncd
us OF the North that his election s.wil and
ought 10 be the end OF the Union." Mr..
Fillmore and MIR. buchanan have both adop.
ted ana recommended this alternative Of
-'"~e''S'" 'NSSs9iVu III ttc cNeHt OIL FrcmONt'a
success; so that both Mr.. Buchanan and Mr.
Fillmore stand on the same identical nln,
form with Mr.. Toombs, to wit,-the ndm;..
SION OF Kansas ms a slave State or the J;ssn-
luton OF the Union. Fremont occup;es m.
more manly. honest and conservative uronna
OF submission to the vii! of the neonle
whether elected or defeated; but il elected
he Is pledged to carry out the policy of free
white labor Tor Kansas, 10 the exclusion az
black slave labor. He is out Of the fight in
the Southland Fillmore, in that section il
but man OF straw; for upon this sinyla
issue OIL Kansas, We presume that the vote ~
every Southern State will be cast far I'm.
chanan every one.
There can be no mistake in regard N III.
solid concentration Of the South upon m
saanan--it is for Kansas as a slave State
me overwhelming furors for Fremon,
throughout the N,rth is but the reverse az
re i.c;4l~ !. i sst H..n,as a. a IRE. Star.
Every man voting for Fremont, votes for the
sheiusion o. black slavery from kansas. And
tue establishment, OF free white labor: everv
i'h voting Tor Mr.. Buchanan, or his "vooi
man FRIDAY" Mr.. Fillmore, votes for the !,
e'usion VI Tree white labor from knns.s .na
.ne substituion OF African slave lahnr
hansas, ~ present. Is Il neutral or d.L.,a.
oie territory. frican slavery doe, no, :,
ISL there except as under an nrmis,ica -,
tue matter 70 be determin d, il wha,h.. IL.
Southern institution shall be excue.a fras,
Or permanently spread over Terr,orv -
the mon heretofore free.-IN. y. Herald
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sShE suescstber wishes 10 pat IN the vail daring
take towa lots Or land In the Half Breed Trset.s
Alsn two span Of h0svss wanted in exchange fos
heiek wpek. HAWKINS TAYI6R
.anlnSAf
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1eal 1esaes snA Gasssenes Agent.
| i1eSICe q KiIAousnsS Blusk, Main street, be-
swssa 9a14 q. KeekaA, Iowa:
job. Whitehead, $50. New York CAsx. l.. Frost,
DO; Aessn Paoe, Briggs 1Ablitt. Boston; Anos
.. Smith, ESQ, Prcvidsnse, 3. T.; Edgar Conklin,
Esq, Cincinnati, Oh J. ". xackerie. Esq., New Or.
| leans.
REAL ESTATE AGENCY. Particular attention
paid to Tho purchasing and selling Of City Lots,
hGg. :s md Land, q eve. every a.:sre.ion:
CY for the "Aatual Life Insurancs Con pAny" Of N.
York. ACCUMULATED Funp, % $50 ,ojo
TAR ATLANTIC FIRE 4 MARINE ms.
CO." of Providence, r. I. PAID ~ CAr,rAL $780,
THE "ATHRNEUM FIRE INSURANCE CO., "of
London BRANcu At PHILADELPHIA Pa
THE "PEORIA MAKINE AND PRE- ms. CO. I"
Of Peoria, Ills. PAiD N CArsrAL tlo0, 600.
named Arss ciAss, reliable oGsoes would beg leave
TO inform the merchants and citinens gsner sly Of
this city, that am prepared 10 take Life, Fire and
Marine kisks, at ~ low rates - can be he'd nj any
granted on ~ favorable terms b. had In any
OF the kaAtern Cities. lmay 80. lSS6.--d
cay Loss aaA LaaA Ter safe.
On FEET front, on I'd II. bet. Main and Blondeau.
| OO will be sold low.
40 feet front BY 80 feet Deep on 3d street be,
Exchange and Bank Sta, with impro yements, can BIZ
had bad 1t Z bargain.
100 square feet situated on the corner Of LIST and
Biondeaa, for sale on reasonable terms
| iGood Lot on Dssmoiner street, between Tenth
Eleventh.
o Lots on Pslean street, between Tenth and Eiev.
| enth.
Very handsome Lots on Orleans It,, bet 9TH and
10Th.
| 100 Acres very desirable farming land, located
about 10 miles from the city the st. Frane.vill~
road.
100 Acres, finely locetsd soil very rich situ-
ated about two miles above Montrose, on the bur.
| iingtoR rosd-
| aood Lots With new one and half story brick
dwelling house, situated on Exchsags street, bet.
Eth and 18th, costsining god rooms, has an e.
oeisnt cellar eod ssick ssstsvn. asd bsng In every
| way lifted up Tor comfortable residence.
| For tsrms apply 10 q. X. DIAOND,
| aug,3 KilbouYne's Block, Nain-st
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|
Requisiiien fer TresPs Fer Kansas
nPsn the Governsrs 81 kcnsuck ,
asd ellinoBs.
Nkw YoRK, Sept. Ga lengthy CORES
pondence between the War Department II
Washington and the authorities in Kansas is
published, together with the instructions to
Col. Geary, the newly appointed Governor,
who was 1t St. Louis on 4th inst, en- route
for the scene Of disturbance. The force OF
troops being inadequate to tbs exigency OF
the case, the Governor is ordered 10 enroll
and organize the militia Of the Territory.
One Division, under Gen. Richardson Dor
der RudiAn) IL already in tho 6ed.
acquisitions have also been made upon
the Governors Of Kentucky and Illinois for
two regiments of infantry to be placed under
the enrolment Of ten. Smith to aid in sup
pressing combinations against the Constitu-
tional government Of Kansas.
Secretary Marcy writes as follows to Gov.
Geary:
DEPARTMENT or SrATE, I
WAsHrNoToN, September ?.
SIR:-Reliable information having reached
the President that armed and organized bodies
Of men, avowcdly in rebellion against the
Territorial Government, have concentrated
in such numbers rs to require additional
military forces for their dispersion, you will
have the militia OF the Territory completely
enrolled and organized, to the end that they
may, on short notice, be brought into the
service OF the United States, upon the requi-
sition OF the Commander Of the Military de-
partnlent in which Kansas 10 embraced.
You will furnish by companies, or regi-
ments, or brigades, or divisions, such nun
bers rs You from time to time may find on
his report to you to be necessary for the SUP.
preston of al combinations to resist the
laws Of the United States, too powerful to be
suppressed by tho civil authorities, and for
tho maintenance Of public order and civil
government in the Territory.
To his Excellency, W. l.. MARCY.
j. w. GEAKY, Goy'r.
WHERE Mr.. BUCHANAN SrASps.-presi.
dent Pierce, in late speech, says OF the
nomination Of Mr.. Buchanan:
II congratulate you that your choice has
fallen on y man who stands on the identical
platform that occupy, and that he will take
the same with the standard lowered never An
inch ~
BUCHANAN NORTH AND BUCHANAN Souru.
The Southern face Of the Cincinnati nomi.
nee is presented by his Southern organ; and
here it is, rs painted by the Vicksburg Sen.i-
mel. ltssys
'aVe dare and defy any one to point to a
single vote that Mr.. Buchanan ever gave, du.
ring his Congressional career, involving tn.
question of slavery, that was no, on the side
of the South, and opposed to the Abolition
ists."
The Providence Rhode Island) Post, ..
Jealous Buchanan organ a. the Richmond
enquirer, introduces him to New England
public thus:
"Mr. Buchanan never uttered sentcnc.
in defense OF slavery, or whispered wore
| in favor OF It's existence, or cast a yot.
which any honest man could construe into q
wish to support the institutional
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LOukTEEN 10 ACRE L0rs.-l3s acres Land
L wcli known to bo the hucsi farm in Lee county
Will be sold in IL Acrv Lots, At great bareain.
ihis tract 10 beautifully situated about mile b.
the city imiu on the state line road consisting oi
extra nne rich bdtom land, not subject to Overflow
and also high tinbsrcd land, perfectly smooth and
entirely free from any breaks or rsvines whatever
II h beautifully loeat~dfor country residences and
very valuable for garden,ng purposes. Persons Do
string TO purchase will 4. we'll 10 call ct the sub
scribcr once and examine the plat VI same
Terms easy. Apply to G. Il. DIAOND,
augi3 kilboasne . Block. Nain-st
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Good News for the Ladies'.

Good News Tor the LodioS.
T HAVE JUST RECEIVED A LARGE eTOCk
OF Dry Goods that hAve been detAiaed By iovnss.
of water in tn Ohio River over months. and mus,
M closed out BY order u steamboat ovners. The,
consist in part Of rich parasols rtmmiue I,
psrfumery. Ginghams, caiicps, lawns. dotted Az
plain, barred and plain JAokoaetts. Grape, bsoeh,
and cashmere Shsuls, Gsntlemens shirts and
drawers, silk and fancy CravAts; arse assortment
II Embroidery, Gcnt,emen and Ladies Hosiery h,
fact everything that 10 kept In general Dry Goods
and Fancy Store, will be found at tho New Az
CHEAP SrOHE. Second t.,opposite the Athen euu
between Main and johnson, keokuk
July 201 Wx. SULLIVAN Aseut
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INHIS Institution viii commence it's Grst tern,
I under the control Of Miss II. C. BAIL, an expe
renced teacher. having taught for several YEAR in
similar institution With success. She will be ~
sisted BY Professor BASS, and other tea
chers, - the school may require.
l. the design Of the principal and and all con-
nectcd with this institution, TO MAKE Il compar~
soraby With similar schools in comforting high in
teiiectuAl and mora. calturc. upon those who rive
Il their aid by avaiing YES Of It's
The school will open on the 18th Of August In the
largo and commodious Hall on 4th street, edioin-
ing CieGhorn Harrison Store, and will coniinue
~ weeks.
FOR farther particulars, enqniTc Of Mr.. Wheaton
at his Store. August nth, l856--alm.
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Notice - the laAles.
ENMBROIDEREDW WORK done ia eli itAbranches-
IL in Silk, worsted, and Cotton thread, on Dress,
es, Mantillas, Vests, Shirt Bosomr Initial Letter,
and whole names on Pocket Handk ershcifs. Also.
Nets, Tapestry, and all kinds Of Fancy Needle
work made To order from large variety OF patterns
on hand ct the Fancy Store If
Mrs. KATE WEISMANN,
Second ct, bet. Main <Johnson,in
Julyl7-dtf Graham Building.
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wANTRA.

QYa young man having sxpssience both In this
~ city ard she East, situstioa - salsaman. or
for any dor work In basiaNss house. Refer q
sspsb-dot aAAfLL RAL0ION.
eeSW1N3v-Ryg Aoxn Nh. le0sas for oale :
j 1ssllHU0xoQ, 1AWKIMo . UUoTONT.
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ACCIDENT AND PRiScifLE. An eloo,sr,
usrn IN who is doing good service for Free.
uota 10 sc.mpaign, and we'll known 70 ri.
coansrymen -f"rscn by name --thus e.
PRESSES ms own position, and it is that Of
mIny Others also; II am German by acci.
ash'' an American by choice, but for Ere.
mont by principle"
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'---s-ll-7s-- .--l-- - =
N An % led.

On the eveningpf Aug 3lst, in Farmingtsn, lows
by Rev. " IN. II. Turton, Mr.. A. A. Kics TO Nj.
Mary CArhart.
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OUR MWTTO
1T RnAA lhA

PSOsS 80 OONeR ham,
" ELL knowing the progressive spirit OF Keo-
w kuk We are determined 10 have our Fall Stock
in due time, and purchasing, MS We did, very iars
selection, We th aught had sufficient for our al
trade; but tho very Aattcring support Ne have re-
cevod from the citizens Of koakuk and SURF nd ing
country has compelled US to make another and still.
larger purchase ~ Is useless airy TO enumerats
the quAiify,styes or elegance Of our Goois ss the
pabiie have already pessed senfssce ON that point
suffice 70 say W. have every thing purtainng 70 Z
first class Mercaaa. Tailoring Establishment tina,
VIII compare With the b. houses in New YORK
PhiiaislP hia, Boston or Baltimore. Tue Ameri.
can and French Cassineres, Plush, Velvet and Sill
Vestlngs, just opened, are n the IN ct spleudi
pat erns and ~ earnestly request our citiscns l.
cali aud We shall b, most happy to wait ON them
With due courtesy. Kelly b IiUkLi
Two doors west VI the Post Office, keokok. Iowa
asp Al md&
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DRAGooNISG Kansas Al will be seen. Gov.
Geary has been authorized to make reausi
tons upon the Governors OF Illinois and
and Kentucky for troops to 'crush out" the
Free State people in Kansas. Let him call in
the militia Of other states to hunt down the
people Of Kansas for defending their homes
and their li,es,-for defending them by
force against the 5ncursions of rufians only
after the constitn ted authorities have not on.
ly refused to protect them, but stigmatized
them as traitors and outlaws, and we will
see how much interest he makes for hi,
friend Buchanan.
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CosC0BO Now W0O0000Ie
CIGAR, TOBACCO 4 SNUFF WAREHOUSE,
Va. ~ Randolph Sfve.t, .........CHiCAGO. ILLS
"E are now receiving large aad choice stock Of
w HAVANA AND DOMESTIC CIGARS,
Gae.cus, Smoking, 4 Plag Tobacco Z
Having direct concentration with parties In
NORTH CAROLINA end VIRGINIA. the source Of
production and manufacture Of PLue ToDAcco, en-
ables ~ to oder some very choice brands of these
celebrated Tobaccos IT very low pricea.
Country dealers and deAlers generally are invited
10 examine our stock. J. r. JORDAN AGO
II Randolph e., topposite Young America Chicago.
June IL '36dty
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CTFanny Ferns husband, Mr.. Parton,
whom an exchange characterized, a. the
man "who doesn't believe in the devil" il il
said, emphatically rejects the skep,icism i'm.
puted to him, saying that be never 80 ex-
pressed himself--since his marriage.
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Lumber Lumb0Y!!
THE subscriber has bought the" Past Saw Nine
two niles above tho city, and ID PREPARED 70
fumish oil kinds Of lumber (sxcspt Pins} & ths
shortest notice, from 81 Is ~ - 50 psr l6e
desl3d1wu HAWKINS TAYLOR.
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NOOkS AND STATIONS RY!
Fer tho Hall Trade

The Ldrgssf and most Complete Stock ersr
brought to Iora,..
TIVE subscriber Is now in receipt Of his stock Of
i Books. stationery, &C., &c. which has been
bought directly from manufacturers and publish
ers.
His largely increased facilities for buying ri,ss
him every advantage in competing with the largest
establishments in the West.
His Sales Rooms large and elegsnt--compar
ing favorably With any Of the Book establishments
In the largest cities VI the Union.
Merchants and all others sre invited to call and
examine the Stock and Prices. X. h. OGDEN
No. 80 Main street,
sept3d Next to the corner of Second
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~ -. 0AW0O0 = BO0e
A LWAYS keep on hand good stock Of the 6rv,
"a quality of Marble, which re will sell a tn
very lowest ratss.
Ihs best kind of workmanship guaranteed, and
orders collected far plain ornamental styles Is
stone Or Marble.
shop % Third street, bet. AAis and Blondesv.
sept 8, 'b8-Aly
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Fremont ana Nae Aanan-.The Con.

Fremont and Nae hanan-.The Con.
trasl.
FREE LAB0R-THE NATURAL CAPITAL
WHICH CONSTITUTES THE REAL WEALTH
OF THIS GREAT 0INrRY. AND CREATES
THAT INTELLIGENT POWER IN THE MASS
rs ALONE To BE RELIED on As THE BUL.
WARK OF FREE INSTITUTIONS. Jous c.
faEsoSf's Letter ~ AecsptaRce.
REDUCE OUR NOMINAL To THE REAL
STANDARD OF PRICES THROUGHOUT THE
WORLD. AND YOU COVER Our COUNTRY
WITH BLESSINGS AND BENEFITS. - See Ba.
eaannn's sps'eh on Low Wages, Mites R.g,ste,, roll
Z, page i26.
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Important - WatlroaA Coasrace ere.
NHE subscri Der, inventor aud patentee Of an In.
proved cif-Losding Cart, OF Scoop Cart, ha.
recently brought to this locality Few OF them and
they sre now ~ work grading Exchange street, il
his city. In the hands Of ]. A. Vial, contraetor
where they may be seen at work at any time daring
he season. They remove earth for one half the
costof doing - by the cart and shovel and are we'll
worthy the attention u al engaged in that kind Of
business. All interested are respectfully invited
to witness their Grafton and inform themselves :.
- their value aud economy. All inform alton ON
the subject bs obtained Of the subscrb~r 81 the
g. Charles ao:a., 81 u 81. val.
J. A. SPRA0UE.
Keokuk, August 30-dtw3m
FEED OTORE.
E~Ok the greater convenience Of the Public the nm
= dersigned have opened, THIRD Srssyr in the
room formerly occupied BY W. +. Thompsons Shoe
store, an ext onsive
FEED STORE.
Customers can 1t oil times supply themsels es with
the following articles
Oats, Corn, Bran
Corn Meal, Shorts, and crushed Corn
Order1punctuslly delivered in any part Of the city
aug. .Id LUNN r LIVINGSTON.
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WHOLESALE nssOaN 49, ,,A,..
My Fall and Winter stock Of Doors, SHOES nm.
Avl bRoGAss ~ now full and complete, 70 which
tfeeu arrivals will continue to b, adda NJ the .e.
SON advances. The attention VI the trade is mos.
respectfully invited, q | am quite confident car
make II to the interest OF " purchase Of ms
At my new Store, No. SO Main Street, = few door.
west of N. Scsion 4 Sons.
w. \. THOMPSON
Keokuk sent TO- lX5I.aiw ~
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~hsh- AVsfM &. y. ALAERA.
WIN. n. AUSTIN & CO..
WHOLESALE OkOCEks, PRODUCE DEALERS, !
CoooAssi on N ere haass.
No. 100 Main street, lows,
sept5d
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NAT, car 4 YUn EnPoRlUM,
FOR FALL AND WINTER.
HAVING JUST RECEIVED OUR STOCK OF
sass. c.ps. furs = n.se.,
We invite all in want of any such goois to cali .,
orr establishment and examine our
GOODS AND Prices.
This stock cannot be surpassed by any ever Of
ferrsd in thi. city, embracing
STYLE, FINISH, COLOR, OR PRICE!
DON'T TAKE OUR WORD FOR 1T,
But CALL AND ser FOR YOURSELVES.
WE CHARGE NOTHING FOR SHOWING
OUR GOODS.
4z~-Csh paid Tor Fsrs and Deer Skins. -uG
C.K VOORHEES, AGO,
No. ~ Msis-n., oct. Sd and An,
ssp'a-d Ksotat, Io,ro.
HATS. CAPS,i sURsi.i
WIN. DoDO d co.
INVITE TINS ATTENTION or
" II o L ESA LIE BUYERS
TO A COMPLETE
FALL AND WINTER STOCK
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SOFT FUR, SILK AND WOOL HATS
PLUSH, CLOTH AND FUR CAPS,
OF EvKRY DESCRIPTION,
AND A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF
ADJ E s. DIRE SIS FURS
OF ALL STYLES,
Made up in the best manner, OF Good Skins,
from the highest to the
lowest grades.
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BUFFALO AND FANCY ROBES.
NO. IAa MAIN STR EFT,
EAST SIDE BELOW FOURTH STREET,
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