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concerning the lease If the privilege for a Ferry for
ss purpose III raniing steam ferry boats across the
altssissgpi front of Jackson street. the
Foatth Dststctof the city of few Orleans
IL that portion Of the port Of New Orleans, ex-
Y tending from shs over line DC Jackson strsetto
one bundled and my feet np and extending back in
straight and parallel lines Water street, shall be M
HfopIiated as landing for tho steam ferry boats,
and The lessee shall bind himsef al his expense,
- procure similar extent of ground the opposite
CT bank the river, Immediately in front of
ia be used as ferry landing for said
lessee shall bind himselfto construct and keep
In good the landing Of The ferry beat
ese and cow eat wharf on the
stsy and to erect thereon,
snsldings or ths. accommodation Of passengers HE
hoe aesor ding ~ ptas and 70 By approved
ny the Cisy Surveyor and the Common Council, pro-
that said esses shall not be allowed 10 use or
lease ths same foT oer purpose than those mem
lessee shall bind himself ID provide with suf
ioien, The landings and wharf above
by SAID lessee, and kspt4constantiy lighted
The lessee shall Bind himself u run u cause 10 be
said boat or boats regularly from O'clock A. M.
until gun FIRE and to ma Re trips every haEhour
Ts max,Esn, rates lessee shall have the righ,
70 charge shall be AS folk VIZ rs: y
5{5 For ever gfoat passenger, five cents. I #t55
For every horse, mule or horned cattle. ten cents.
tog herss and Sis, ~ or wagon, twenly.fy
For every horse and carl, Or day, Nv cents
For every four Wheeled carriage with two horses
the lease shall be sold for the term Of ten years
on The day OF the approval of the adjndi
ation BY the Common Council and The Mayor. .35 6
The Lessee shall furnish good and solvent security TO
amount ct $4,000, dltioned 10 guaranecihe fah-
Y full performance of The lease ffS N
@ Payments shall be nude as follows, 10 wit: f&
esne-t the prizes of indicalionin cash,
and the balance The lessee shalI furnish his notes
eadoraed TO the satisfaction OF the Common Coune,
and made payable atS6, H. Isl 49, ~ de 81 80,
s66s "a, IS, s4s 80, 90, 100, IDS and ia months
Tin case ofnegect on the part of the lessee 70 COM
strictly with NIL The conditions of the foregoing
ations, The Common Council reserves the right
% declare The lease ipso aco, null and void without
20 court of justice and Without indemnify
f ing the lessee. } $G4 H$ #
s LOUIS II. PILE.
##SS&5 83$ 35$8s Rfs S@ Z itst City Surveyor
sA Approved by The Committee on Streets and Ian d.
ngs of bo,h Boards of The Common Council.
& fssigned} CHAs.5 PRIDE, ~
"A Chairman.
Isgnedl ISAAC THAYER.
s8s Chairman
Rev Orleans, January sls, 1856, ma dtsi a
ITSTT- 7 -, AZ mr., no
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-03-28

EOLEWAN To0tS THE PREMIUM AT
- the New York Fair for the best CORN and FIGURING
MILL ThoSs wishing such ea1 them by addressing
30 Manutaeory On Napoleon Avenue, city Jefferson, La
p.I- Ware Eeon and Depot, Ne IS hatcher street, New
pEban7 dis lyd&W
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DENTISTRY.

6sszezss=es.ss CHARLES Il. ExELLS, ID. I'D. s.,
No l5l Canal street, between Carondelet and
Baropne streets, New Orleans. ARTIFICIAL
lJllTTEETHin Inserted in full partial sets, which
for Beauty Utility and Comfort the Weaer cannot be exceled
ia5 "
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INSURANCE,

HOME MUTUAL "A, AZ lMISURANCE COMPANY
affairs this company is published in conformity with re-
quiremens Of their charter, viz &
Amount of premiums received for tho year ending
3st December, 1856 S54S, 09S 20
Amount of differentiated risks 3ls Dec 1854 92,N4 %
Total amount of premiums for year ending 3lst De-
Viz; For premiums fire risks. ......S2IR076 % 3
For premiums river risks. 269b26 ~
For premiums marine rsks..... 92,599 ~ ,. 90. -.
less premiums risks not terminated = "5tg
3lst December, 1856. SlO3,5b1 w
Returned premiums. ,,,...t.......... 2,647 20
- SNlS S.,~ -. : --S10G,2 4 20
Net earned premiums for year ending 31st Decem- ans ~
= w
Losses during tho same period, viz: 40 iva 5g~
On fire risks .Sl46,Ufl ~
& On river risks. 2I,6IS 9a -
g On marine risks. 39,373 81
$543,099 80
Reinsurance expenses interest scrip -r
Issued, etc., less interest, disc't, etc.. 1858 Ga
7 T-'7 III lsl @s G'577 IL : --$tI17 43 IA
3lst 1856 $3.50 Sc
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bropgkt 10 the City Police JsLI on the l7th
III jnsI. ihe3 datk negro man 6 E0RGE q; is ) feet
Tsfes ihtr; il about % years old. Says he belongs
% MT George Caldwell, cotton planter living about
d miles above Saicheai Mississippi.
owner is requested 10 call and claim said slave
according 10 law: II. 44.f,I,,,t,..
4 xaa2Jke Keeper OF ihe City Police all,
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ETirst District Pound.

= II " ASs1 =
e AS bronght 10 The Frst District Pound on Dry
ades street, between J ua and Girod streets, as
estrays- .@
One white and brown she Goat both ears split and
with collar and ring, 5$F fE5 e
II One white and brown she Goat, with collar and
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The Company have the following assets viz: ,@, |
Invested in mortgages property worth
double tie amount loaned thereon. $23, $50 90 i
Invested in bank stocks 6S,6I5 90
Loaned on bank stocks l25, 400 90
Invested in real estate (oiice u Camp s) $1,000 90
Bills receivable at short time for premi- .A.. "A
inns earned. l&4.GO6 rs
Bills receivable, being balances sub @.f"=
scrpton notes. ..................... H,4lS IS
Due premiums in of collection 1916 81
Cash hand. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. S6,0A 10
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mAYoRAI.TY OF Naw ORLEANS.
& T55557 100 TTT7507@E N1Lf MAI L, IN

TI877 ~ TTT TCIIf 8dAI4L, -I IN
City of New Orleans, eth Of March, 1856.
IT. &TRACR OF an ordinance ofs,he General Council
Of the City Of New Orleans, emitted 6 an ordin-
anes concerning arags carts, etc approved 5 Tune,
1862 8SS8 &$ s5ss 8@
passage OF this ordinance, ii shall be lawful for dray-
men and carmen 70 demand and receive The following
rates for all produce merchandise, and other objects
loaded transported and unoaded within the limits Of
the city !: For every load or trip
Eot exceeding in distance 1--WE squares 80 cts.
&S DO do do IL do.... .... y DO cts.
81 Do do do is do o so cts
sR Do#&x@do 8 do 90 N do O. 50 els,
Exceeding do "a 4 90 cts
u ANY dFayman or cartlnan charging more Than The
above rates shall be liable fine TO- recoverable
from such drayman or artmat, or owner Of the dray
or cart. 5i 2Ga 59
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seeond pigtriet Pound.

Second District Pound.
ENNTAS brought to the Second District Pound, cor
wv uer 81. Anne and Derbigny streets, as estrays
One dark sorrel Horse about Is hands high, with
white stripe on the face, lump on the left fore Leg
and small ANGLE The right hind leg, shod all round
One white and black spotted female Goat
One dark brown and while female Goat. r..
Which, il not claimed within ten days and the ex-
penses thereon paid, will be sold public auction at
said pound. on FRIDAY, 9TH Of April next, at 10
o'clock A. NJ.
AUG. S. PHELPS,
S=5stg=5 ft's Street Commits sioner
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ON AND DEALERS In. FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
\SsyHARDWARE, CUTLERY, etc. No. 26 Magazine and
W 40 Grayier Streets, have haul constantly
receiving direct from the Maulfuctories: '}ssf E
Nails, Castings, Axes; Carpenters Tools;
Hoes, Spades and Shoyels; Corn und COLES Mills;
Ok and Log Chains; Cotton and Manila Rope
Fifth and Trace Chains; MILL Pit and Gross Cat Saws;
Anvis Vices and Bellows Counter Platform Scales;
Stocks and Dies, Screw Plates Andirons Tenders
Hampers and Tongs Shovcls and Tpugs;
Grind Stones, all sizes; Cotton and Wool Cards
Hooks and Hinges; Iron and Brass Screws
Tin Ware; Rodgers Gallery
Together with large assortment Of Fancy Goods Combs.
Brushes Perlmery, Paper and Blank Books etc. which
offered at the lowest prices for cash city no25ly
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fSANIIIESSOl boxes Proctor Il CANDLES Star, for sale
~ BY JOSEPH Lands & CO.,
mla -..a "a TchagpiseHlas 6rest.
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Net earned profits for the year ending December
3lst, 1856 So, 500 Sc
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/ EEDs' FOUNDRY, NEW ORLEANS ~
Ia Co., md Manufacturers of Vertical and orl
zonita Steam Engines Boilers Sugar Mills Vacuum Pans su
gar Kettles CHARTERS. Filters Steam and Horse Power Drain
ing Machines, Saw Mills, Gin Cuarn Iron Columns and
Fronts for Buildings Mouths, Crate Bars etc. and all
Machinery required for tho South.
have been duly authorized md prepared 10 construct
STlItLMAN'S PATENT BAGASSE FU IMAGE ~
fe12 d&Wly 49, II,-E LEEDS & co.
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MFRS. BETTS'S ABDOMINAL SUPPORT-
Iva ERS-The only genuine, for sale by
G. N, AORISGK, Agent,
f4 Il Magazine street,
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AIDES sttest between Julia and Girod streets, as
4 SsfaFs- "a
the right eye ts,y EisEEz
ons black and brown Cow viii. high horns, mark
or brand visible. i$ #s z
s One White she Goat "a III $5a558%
&H Which, il not claimed within ten days; and the ex-
penses thereon paid wi be sold at public auction at
1nfn inpEtA
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& AS brought 10 the Fourth District Pound on
= Jackson street, between Constance and Lau-
rel sfreets, as 8estrays--T Ss3G ;fES s59&5
One brown Horse abont IA hands high, long name
Il and tail, white face, both hind feet white, harness
marks on the back and shoulders, shod all round.
One black she g oat, white stripes round the body,
white spots in lie face, and her
Il Two Kids Of atgraYtsh color. iI "a 3Ei7
s Which, If not claimed within ten days and the ex
penses thereon paid win be sold public auction, at
said pound, on DAY, The ID or April next, at
4 40 O'Clock "A. NJ 3gtss5st 55is
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Reinsurance expenses, interest scrip .-'
Issued etc., less interest, disc't, etc.. 1858 O. -
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TUJUBE PASTE AND GUM DROPS-OF sU-
G, N, MORRISON.
lei u Magazine strel,
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M AUG. (. PHELPS, a9
Street Commissioner.
" Few Orleans, March u, 1866. # ul25 90 az
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FROM TIE REV J. FLANAGAN, OF BANBR0OK c. W.
j. WINER-Sr: have made the trial of your Canadian
YermuEe, and with the most happy results In my own fpm
y and every which has my knowledge the ex
pusion Worms has followed the administering of your Yer
mifuge every ore prefers any other as its effects
CERTAIN and children take readily which is great
point gained in giving medicine to children.
July TO- 1916. JOHN FLANAGAN
E3gs PhysiciaRs generally now WINER'S CANADIAN
YERMlFUGE. This medicine is simple vegetable preparg
lon and always be administered with perfect safety and
confidence the result and always destroy Worms and
restore the patient to health. - S' ''
Over thousand certificates been sent to Agents from
planters merchants and physicians, bearing testimony to r
fsacy Of this n,alih h remedy Warranted in all cases.
nd Wholesale Druggist, Hamilton Canada West 0-~'-'''
E~ Sold wholesale and RETAIL at manufacturers prces by
fe2}-Iy ISL and 81 Charres street New SrIpan l.,
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'sNETINEEs'S CANADIAN EEIsHIlFuGE. "A
yond the shadow of doubt by the experience and testimony Of
the most eminent physicians hrec-fourths of
which children afflicted caused by Worms
thousands Of children die annually from those diseases, when
the either known attributed something
Various preparations which have been recommended
remedies for WORMS but experience has proved them all
Intellectual the end however has length been attained
Il remedy found which has failed 10 destroy Worms
they existed This assertion is supported by
of the eminent ySicialB and respectable nd
yiiuals in the country The remedy is
WINER'S CANADIAN EERMIFUGE, WARRANTED
PURELY VEG EV&BTE.
II is its operation easily administered thRn
OF the symptoms which indicate the existence
of Worms in the bowels follows the countenance
pale cndcn color and sufused with occasional bushes the
eyes heavy and dull the breath ed the upper lip swollen
ito ling nostril, which the patient pick his
the sleep is disturbed the pNticnt often awakening i'll great
fright and is liable TO starting and grinding the teeth the appe
tito exceedingly Irregular being sometimes yoraeiou5. others
| feeble, and i'll some instances depravGd.
To following certificates might be added but il
is believed these sufficient establish the that
| WTNER'S CANADIAN FERMIFUGE is 4 SUPERIOR
| REMEDY FOR WORMS -
MEDICAL EVIDENCE.
We the undersigned having Frequently administered edi
WINEE'S CANADIAN EEEMIFUGE and being fully salts.
cen remedy for the expulsion OF Worms from tho ntcsne
| cantl. &. O'REILLY,
Iicentatc of the r. c. Of Surgeons Ireland ETC.
G. W. DICKINSON,
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AUG, s. PHELPS. #
81 Street Commissioner.
New Orleans |, March g, 1856, mes 90 az
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-11-22
n- Franklin and the In ldels.

r,ss,d ofDr Frantlin lnrieg his ,esiaeaee
"a Paris. being invited to o psrty os tho rotili-
n. he prodrced great sensation by one Of his
hid and ingenious ntssriaents. Ia the course
If the evening, the company engaged 10 free
Conversation. Ghr:stianity was then the great
toDic, The church was always riiiculel, and
he Bible treated With unsparing severity. Grow
inc warmer and warmer In their sarcastic re-
marks, one noblcman commanded for moment,
universal attention, by asserting In loud voice
t,at the Bible Was not only piece OF deception
hut totally vod of literary merit Although
the entire company of Frenchmen nodded assent
=, so the sentence, franklin gave no signs Of ap
nroval Az be vas at that time court favorite
his compan II co, ID not bear even silent re-
proot from him, and they all asked bis opinion.
FRANKLIN replied that he was hardly prepared to
Give them q suitable ems YER, as his mind had
Heen Running on the merits o! book Of rare ex =
ceilence which he hsd just happened to fall in
Nth At one Of the city book stores; aud as they
had alluded to the literary character OF the BIZ
bic. perhaps It might interest them o compare
with that old volume the merits Of the new
prize. All were eager to have the doctor read
= norton of the new book. la very grave
manner, be then took the book from bis ,oat
rocket, and with propriesy Of utterance read to
them poem. The poem made deep impress
viou. The aim ring listeners prom auaced it the
hest they had ever heard. 1t is beautiful said
One. II IL sublime was the unanimous opn,
ION. They ell wished to know the name OF the
new work, and what hAi been just read, was a
fair specimen Of its contents.
Certainly, gentlemen said the doctor, smi-
ling at bis triumph, my book Is full Of such
passages 1t Is no other than your Goo fol
nothing B BILE; and have merely read to you
the prayer Of the prophet Habakkuk'
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T1YES. TINES T1AE,S',
lR58.

Tie Treasury is a5o,a 10 Sitk B"'@a1A y. " g'ts Il
he Mr. iaA--Raily, Tar Payers, Ratlg'--io
k4e Rescue ge Brdres! r-....
NOTICE !. hereby given, that TIE Taxes t,r \.
N D. 1856 county, State School and a. Koa o. =
are now due and greatly needed, aod u MOI pad
Nv the first day OF Janaary next, interest al %
~ oent win b. demanded without doubt. Al
ready r have received circular from 'he STATE e
rra.snrer. informing me that the . STATE Tag
mus. ba paid, without fail, within The pefl,a
yon are tnrther notified that Gold and SILVER
will be REQUIRED for the payment OF the same
cnnntv warrants received a. specie, FRI cure
your Road certificates previous , to .e's" an, nj
~ IA ,fr,acs. +. NJ. The remainder Ct
each day being absolutely required fer ,hs cor r
e.an r. III hook and business connected win
the Recorders Office. secretaries q oenoo ..
Districts are requested to make theif returns ~
Islinonent a IDS for School tax. prev 1ns e the
arst aay Of January next. il. 9. PA +
MS, 10y ,s,G Treas Cedar Co, Iowa.
h.
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Twenty Thousand
HOGS WAIVED.

I AN prepared 10 purchase Treaty 7Housaad
i Hogs, for which the CASH will be paid.
delivered al my Saughiering and Packing Es-
tabiish fnent al Muscatlne. at any time during
the coming season., after The tenta day OF Nos
Farmers and Dreyers can rely upon my being
in the Market Throughout the season, as | was
last year, and viii pay CASH at all times. |
Will also slaughter aud pack on commission FOR
others, IL they 10 not wish to sell OF market
p,ice. Stree the completion of the Bridge al
Rock island, and the Railroad from Chi arr t.
Maseaiene, farm rs and drosers Of Louisa,
ashington, keokuE, Maaassa, and other al
joining counties, will ind Muscatlac a be ie.
ma-ket Tor their Hog. than Burlington and If
they wish To saip to Chicago, In y can be pac-
oil in the cars at Musca,ine and delivered in
Chicago at less cost than from Burlington The
farmers OF Muscatine, Johnson, Cedar, Linn,
Jones, Benton, Iowa and powe>hiek counties
will also find Muscaiihe the b ST ket for
their hogs the coming season, as II Was the last.
The competition among paFch sers here will
beAs great as ever, as the additional Pork and
Strengthening Establishment, erected the last
few mo nths, will enable US To p .ek all the hogs
that will be iyen here, and cash purchasers
will be found for Fifty Thousand Hogs. No
charge will be made for the use Of my PENS,
whether | purchase the Hogs or net. will
Slaughter hogs for the oifall, and place them on
board cars for Chicago free of charge, II par
ties wish 10 ship.
Drive your Hogs 10 g Buffers Pork House."
Ryon wish TO sell, pack or ship them - 3m.
Muscatise, Nov. 1856. 5. q. BUTLER.
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CORNER OF STATE l. RANDOLPH SIS
Enle..,aa ~Laa Gtran. \


Entrance Ne. % State Street,
INSTITUTED September, 1851; Incorpora-
! ted BY the Legislature OF Illinois Feb 1886.
The extraordinary patronage bestowed upon
this long established an. popular lostltution
affords gratifying evidence that the superior
advantages and facilities il offers for the acqu-
sltion Of a thorough knowledge Of the various
branches Of q Commercial Education. are Ia
vorably appreciated ny discerning and intel.
IiEent community. Over three hundred full
course students have been in attendance during
the past winter, being an amount of patronage
unparalleled in this country.
The COLLEGIATE CouRsr is the most exten,
s've, complete and thorough ever introduced
into this country and comprises practical IN.
strnchrn In Book KEEPING and ACCOUNTS
adapted TO every kind If business, including ali
elaborate work on Railr Dad Bookkeeping,
prepared by the President expressly for this
School a knowledge OF which is alone worth
more 10 the Student than the tnitisn fees for
the entire course: together with Commercial
Calculations, Business penmanshp, and the
subjects Of Commercial Law.
AInEaT KINDER, Esq, the popular Amefi-
can Card Writer, whose specimens OF penmaa.
ship received tho highest premiums at the gIea'
State Fair held in New York city IN isof, mas
been engaged as Professor Of Penmanship. j,
Another course Of free public lectures VIII
be delivered during tie winter at Metr poihan
Hall, by several OF the most Il stinguished titi-
Tens of Chicago. s udents can enter whenav-
or they please. Circulars and Catalogues fnr
nishsd graiutous!y on application at the aoi'
sege. io,3m. Chicasa, sePsemosf' io'''
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Aine.Ile do Holnch Cattle.
FLOUR. FLOUR.

4 FIRST RATE article Of Family Flour can
"A always b. had at the Upton CRY Mills
AT Is cents per hundred less than it can BE-
boz ght elsea here All orders Left at The Mil
will be promptly disposed Of, aud the -four de-
liyered IN any part OF Upton. We have also on
hand BuckWieat -four. Corn Meal, and al sotts
Of feed We also do custom work: v heat
qron ID fgr.every eighth bashel and q IN Tor II
Cent. Der busAel Al fl. STOUT i sIEAAhis.
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'rlfsN"tN At, SfS}aln's " 2
nr r Dennis.

Ea0M Nuscatine. takes this methc' 10 ir-
l. form the citizens of Tpton, that he Is no"
at the ALnRcH Houss, where he vail RENAL
few days 10 attend to the dsties Of his profess
sion
Being thorenghly acquainted with his pro-
fessior, relying entirely on his reputation as
Dentist for success he solicits the pair onage of
the public. ALL OPERATIONS WARRANTED.
References may be had from the following
gentlemen:
Hon w. II. 1athin, Upton; Hon, J. 7.
Cook, Davenport Hon. A. X. Cotton, Lyons;
A. Hol.slander, Esq, Upton; A. Daniels 81
Marion: S. S. Daniels, Esq, Upton +. H.
TAYLOR. Muscatine. - Il.
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Tax Payers. Read Ye the Law and
Cavern Yourselves Accordingly!

NO demand for Taxes shail DE necessary ~. ou'
:, :; ,se J,,v of every person subject to taxation
- 70 at the Office of the Treasurer, at some
~. - anrinc The four months named, and alter
~ ,a'h dsy Of September, and pay his taxes
sn W., r. any one neglect to pay II before the trs'
dav If January. following the levy oil the az,
u .s Treasnrer is directed to make the same oy
a ~ ana sale of his personal properly, 6
oan,,ng such a. is exempt from taxation ana 1he
sna The Tax List alone shall be snfficien. war
a aaa, lar s,ch distress. And the County Treas
rar r ! hereby authorized 70 appoint enc OF more
aa,tiaa Ia AID and assist in collecting the taxes
,bns to be made by distress and sale. 'i'i'
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The happieat period Of mans life is when
he has pretty little wife. half dozen beau.'-
full children, more ready cash than be knows
what to do with, COOL conscience and is not
even In debt for his n, wspaper.
A barber desired groggy customer Of his,
one Sunday morning, who sneiled strong of al
cohol, TO keep his mouth shut, Or his establish
ment would get indicted for keeping rum hole
omen on 81 ndAy.
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Ho Y g.
CITIZENS OF 7YPION.
TREY that have eyes 10 see let them see, and
they that have ears TO hear let the m hear {:
IL. CTTTLDs a, CO..
Have removed their Stock of Goods TO their
.Nt,r Store. 1tce DO - Eaa Of s,cstlaa9s.
where they are prepared to sell as cheap as
ever, and a Hectic cheaper. They have on
hand a nd are constantly receiving choice lot Of
Sugars, Cafees, Teas, Molssses, rice. Fish, To-
baeco, Vinegar, Csrb. Sofia, Sal. Soda,
Chem. Palm and Rosin Soaps Dbl.
Dairy Salt, Candles, Dried fruits.
Dye Stofs. Sa'aratus, Cora
Starch, 0swego Starch,
Raisins, Prunes, Figs Oysters, Pickles. Sardines
Halt Ton Western Reserve Cheese, Peppersauce
Sweet Oil, Ganpowder, Shot, G. u. Caps.
4 Large Stock Of Wooden aud Willow Ware,
Tubs, Pals, Churns, Mop Sticks. Brooms, Clothes
Baskets. Market DO. Barrels, Trays Mats Bail
Boxes, Scrub ard White Wash Brushes, Rollers,
knikc Trays Futter Ladies. Bed Cords, Mouse
Traps, and thousand other things which can't
be called,
Also, large stock of Yankee Notions Per
fnmery and Confectionery, Stationary, all Of the
very best kind. Call and examine our stock he
fore purchasing elsewhere, for we are bound to
suit all 80 If.