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Gb& Dailg Gn1net,
BATON ROUGE,::::JUNE "a, 1855.

ANNUAL MEET1Na.-There will be a re-
gular meeting Of st. james Masonic Ledge,
at the Hall, foot Of Church Street. this
morning at 10 o'clock, to celebrate the an
niversary Of st. John the Baptist Mem
bers Of the Lodge and brethren in good
standing, are invited to participate in the
ceremonies OF the occasion. See notice.
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Fresh .Yyl'ir<slS.

DpECELAlN Preserve Kettles (asl
l szcs) Family Tea and Bntter Scales
linl' s patcut-Imrovcd concaye & anvil
Nutc,arker; DisSton Saw backed Butcher
Knives Mahogany-Iinc rinsed Butter
moulds MONTAN 4 HUGUET.
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% Bryan advertises to-day, another lot
Of Small Young American, potatoes y
He has breeds Of other nationalities, so that
the most fastidious taste can be satisfied.
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A. MorrAN 4 BRo.-Attention is direc-
ted to another suppl =, Of fresh Grocerie. and
Provisions, just put in store, by A. Mon
tan Il Bro.
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Brvushes! Brushes!
Corn Il Cob Mill,

TO ARRIVE in a few days direct from
L the mandatory, assorted sizes of fhe
celebrated Little Giant Corn and Cob
Mills, at ap3l LAReu1KR 4 LANout's.
CURRY CONES, Cistern Faucets
" Brass Faucets. Molasses Gateh. &c,
mayo MONTAN Il HUGTET.
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saw and saw Blades.

CRO>SCUT. PIT, panncI, Rip, lemon,
y steel and brass back Butcfc,s. Bow,
Webb, Pruning, Back and Key hole Saws,
assorted sizes and the most of them of
Spear < Iacksou's' make Always on
hama al the Hardware store Of
an25-y. LAFGrlEE Il LANoUE.
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1NMANs PATENT,
Gate v2ln Door SPRINGS.
fTNHE UNDERSIGNED sole agents for

= tITIo TUV"7NHVIC N'TTIITH' UuH UIIcI1I VJI
hand and for sale at price which is moth
ing compared with their utility. Samples
can be seen at my store, on the gate Of
Joshua Bcal, and the Harvey House Door.
They are simple and would not be insult
able for the ncatest parlor doors in this
city, apply at MoNTAN 4 HucuET,
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Wooden Ware
ElnbrOidcrics.

4 VERY large stock of Embroideries, the
II finest and richest patterns, Collars
Cuffs, Chimezetts, etc, at SlMoN's Capitol
Cheap Store. Mays
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AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.

AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.
DRAIN CRADLES Complete; Straw
VI Cutters; Corn Shelters; Twig and
Hedge Shears; Hay Knives Syihcs Sick
les, >hca'ls Hay Forks, Rakes, Chain
Pumps Garden Engine Briar Hooks,
Pick Axes; Grind Store Cranks Axe
Handles; Curry Combs Hoes; Spades
Shos"ls; Axes, &c, &c, At
LARCt'lER X LANOUE.
may23. Cor Lafayette Il Florida.
Family Ceries!
a GOOD supply on hand, Ia which
"a would SOLICIT the attention OF my old
Itends--ncw ditto Terms IND prices as
moderate as any. ,losurA BEAr..
IIS'; RECEIVED!
- French laconetts, small cured
Freuct lawns 9
81 I1 Enhjuc', FIR Bars
Ladies Iisle thread cloves, all colors;
and large variety eff Tie latest style OF
Embroidered Collars;
5orc Irish linen.
Enbroid red Skirts
Extra tue M,rs"iils Quilts, ia
81 BOZ. l.. q. Handkerchies at 4 81 doz
mayl3 J. SIMON Il 60.
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THE MAGIC CORN AND COB MILL.

TIME MAGIC cOEN AND con Mill. Il snItr-
Tor 70 any heretofore "f' 'rni for GRINDING
FEED FOR SToCk. Il viii grind twenty bushels
Of stock feed per hour. with the power of enc
mule or il VIII grind siN bushels Of fine meal
per hour or six bushels tco,n aud eo IN stock
feed per hour with the power Of one mule.
This MAGIC Mill wss patented IN ricn-
Der, 1855, and is undoubtedly superior to III ita
predecessors.
Our prices viii 10 found I" h r1urh lnwcr than
other mills OF inferior quality. For ale Nv
SAMUEL Lunkl, I, and f,ant Iaree.
NV n,lupps.
Agtnt for ths NAnu'aCturera-
- The above d.t~ri ih,l Nj II IAN b Spun Al
the store OF Il u CAPT i'hurch Street, Baton
Rouge, who is the nEtut for The sale of the
same. The nil can he furnished at any landing
on the river, between New Orleans and Bayou
Sara, Tor &la-fretht included. may1-lv
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w hiskpv.
Mechanics Tools,

WeCh0nlC'S Tools.
pENCH Screws, Cabinet Clamps, Spear
- & Jacksons Saws. Plains If all kinds
Ausers and Anger Bits, Brace and Brace
Bits. Hatchetts, Hammers, Carvers Tools,
Gimblets and Coopers Bits, Cooper's Riv-
cts &c MoNTAn & HuGuET.
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Boring Machines.
A FEW more left, OF the above labor sa-
III wing machines, with three augers, as
orted sizes, at LARGulER 4 LANoUE.
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TO BAKERS.
DECEIVED per steamer John ]. Roe !:
IL Fifty Bbls. Superfne Flour; IS Pitts
field Mills; Is Sans Souci Brand.
These brands said to be most profitable
to the trade, we offer at New Orleans prices
to insure fair trial
June6 BARBEE 4 BENJAMIN.
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NEW GOODS

Mt the Philadelphia Cheap Store
TlE PUBLIC are invited 10 call and ex
J. anime the new assortment Just rece'v-
ed At Tins esahl sbmcrt, consisting OF the
following:
Piece very heavy Plain Black eros de
Rhine Silk; 2 Pieces very handsome Pam
black Barrage. A few patterns OF 'lald
and Satin Striped ditto. a small asset
ment OF very handsome Embd. Hdk!s;
Dmb'd Collars Sleeves, Cbcmset'es and
Worked Bands, black lace Vel's; F''et,
Mllts, nc.
In addition 70 the above, they have re-
ceived very large assortment OF Ribbons,
in all colors am Nllths, ", lch xiii Dc sold
at such prices a. viii make II The interest
Of all wan',n. These sooas TO give thus cs-
Enlistment a cali. lnnrll.
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u For sale BY
0ORN-9oo Bag, prime whitedsat received
" anA 1T salesSy JOSHUA oeAl.
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Qtotbina.
1856. Spring and summer 1856.
ARRANGEMENT,
At THE
GREAT NORTHWESTERN
Clothing and NJ anufa ctaring
EMP U ~ 4 u III.
A. cASrEEl. ~ 70

A. CASTEEL d. co.
TAKE this opportunity TO inform the pnblic ths
L tasy have received atitheif Store, the isr5est
Stock OF
Broad Cloths. Csssimeres, vsstings,
which has boan rouxht 10 this smarkef- The
GooGs which offer TO the inspection of the cit
ofthis town surpass In design and hnsb, any thing
that can be onsrs: them this side ofNsw YORK; being
selected with ihe greatest and ffon the most
ionsiae bsu .ss la the Eastern markets. and with
view to satisfy the tastcs Of all our custoiuers.
Wehtve also full aad complete assor,msnt oil
the latest aud most approved styles Of
GENTS. FCRNgSHlNG GOODS,
which are beyond doubt the rao.l desirable 70 be
found in this city. Amoag which ari Gsnss' shirts,
Undershius, stucks, Crsyats, Gloves, suspenders,
Hose, DE.
Particular attention will be psid, q, heretofore to
the making up OF garments in sty unsurpsssed
any stmidr establishment.
Fun suits made hJrisst notice, and warranted
10 sui,.
Thank fu for the bestowal ofpast liberal faSors Of
the pubic. we take pleasure In pledging renewed
nieiitys and soiicis SHARE OF the nhi.o patronsgs
Apl % d-u J.. CASTkEL H. CO.
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MYsrERIous.--A St. Paul paper
states, that Mr.. Hertzel, Of Point
Douglas, Minnesota, has been missing
for the past ten or eleven weeks. L
is supposed that when he went east
for the purpose of purchasing goods,
he had on his person between $50, 900
and 500, 1000, and his abcence leads
his friends TO believe that he has been
murdered;--others thinks he has ab-
quatulated to avoid his creditors. who
have made their appearance and clos.
ed his store at Point Douglas, % well
as at Hastings, and levied upon his
property. The affair is wrapped in
mystery. - sissy
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Railfoaos.
CHICAGO AND ROCK ISLAND RAILROAD.
a. E4K 7all51E S.5E

SPRING AKlsANGEMENTs,
ns aud after Moaday, April Ith- 1856 snd untli
Otartast 'Eiee,tr lns viii isaye Rock island dsi
iy, Sundays excepted as fVilows:
ist mall Lraiu AZ :. 800 A. ID
I'd express, stopping only atths principal
Sd bigteSpress, stopping stall station. 9.i0P. n.
itn freight, Win % ciass cars Ut 30 A. M.
Trains srfiyeai tsock island daily, Sundsyssxeep,
ed, as follows: ' ' ~
"a express, stopPng only at the prts tscipai
uali ltuinnt l0.l5 r. NJ I.
ith troighs ~nh 2d class ears st s.$5P. N !.
AIttransos this road IA direct eonnectioh At
Chicago win Ltains 10th ie Mich "a oouthen
aud michigan central Il. X. 10 and from Detroit To-
lsao, tidYeiand, CDidmbus, Cincinnati, Pittsburgh
DuDkirn, bIIalU, Sltgara Falls, Albany, New YORK,
Philadelphia BaiItmOEe and Washington. hlso ~
La salls Siin trans OF the Illinois Central koad-
north ~ Gdiena aud south ST. ous aud Cairo, 70
which piac0s ticketsca can be procured OF .. y. STE
phSs, Racket azt. Il. X. Depot Il.
Ps.ougefs are sminded Of tue necessity OF giving
Iisrel duseLtons as TO the destination oil their bag
zase, lag " procure tlcKsts baiJre takiag their
the csrs, tnd coniueofs collect fares oniy
10 stalOus the line OF hs Lhcaxo and Rock Island
RsllraAd. JOHN +. TRACY, supt.
m. WHITMAN, Assr sapI. tzf sS
ROeg tslsld, auFii z, IeSU.
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Stoues.
STOVES AT WOLESALE
Tha Laraast Stovo Store

In tho ~eDt!ss
WE sbEli receiyc the opening OF 0aviEation he
w largest stock OF STOVES and 11HNERs
STOCK ever brought 10 The State Of Iowa. Among
The numerous articles which shall keep Constant
Iy on hand for tuners Tin Plate, SksA irer
Bniler tom No. IL to -, cAayesai DO, Rsssis DO,
lNitatiea Russia DE-, Hire, tisnsd CopSev's, FRA
isr's d., Block tin, Lead, Copper Bettsms, Mstfal
de-, Iron Rtoets all szes, tfnNsd de-, al ktnds ef
Drssssd srare. JepaaHeG d., 7sHssrs Tools and we
assure all persons layofng With order, thai we
will sell them goods In our line 10 they be
bought In Chicago 81. Louis, and much lower than
they have been paying for them heretofore In tais
place, and tsrMs TO suit.
Plesse give call and learn our prices, md
then we lhiuk you will spead nssh eT time nor
ey hereafter in buying st the two places above
\. b. In few aays We shall rsc1 i've an assort.
ment Of the above named goods BY railroad, sufc-
clenf TO seprfy tn. Immediate demand.
Gouutrs Merchants can rely upon being supplied.
at all lines with TinTsrs aud favorable tsrms NJ
Wholesale prices.
oiJ Rags, Copper, de-, &C., &c., taken In ez-
change for goods.
No, 4 Ssrrows' Block, Front Street.
MchI2-d&wu WICkEksHAA Il HICKS.
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q 81 49, "
ANOTHER CRADLE FOR THE F3Ixcz
BABy.--The Imperial infant has recsiv.
ed from the Bey of Tunis present of
another cradle, more elegant and1os
expensive than that in which his Roy
al Highness has hitherto sdeigned p
compose himself to rest. The cradle
is ofa silver gilt. Around the edge
is border OF arabesques in precions
stones Of great price, and the value Of
the star alone, with which the cuttAin
is pinned, is computed to be SIS, 600.
The network cErtain, composed Il
fine seed pearl, was made by the L.
dies ofthe Bey's harem, one Of whom
the Bey declares to bedescended from
the family Of the Prophet, thus invss.
ting it with sort OF sanctity. ed
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aI. K URAhAA.

ssaxAIaAM Il kEPNEH,
Forwarding and Commission mereuants,
no 4 bg n 40 y S. AEW 49, h, FhUsI "a nSEi .
Davenport, Iowa.
Orders solicited iur lus paFenaas ot 1fa'h' r"uf'
Woo and frodue eaHs faLa!.
-kEFEKErCEs--
burrows * Prell, iiAaI oa'eupoE!' iowa,
Wise, Pusey q y iss ,PAII., "a,
Springer, nafoxasA - ~, FIs1aouIs, a.
Spapg co., .
Jo.sph r. k.Jsr, 81. Louis, no
AeHrlde y HsIunisri itIneInIatl, on1o,
I. Ae.o! a. SOUS, LIsSuni oA4
u. q u. Meuou4!d y Co.,, HGlisSi!4s' ohiO,
Moalsu 81 rim, :,
George Wells.
H.una, Gsrsulsona Co., Cleyelsnd, =
BasEsy 4 sinslllr
Jans. Srailan, New GardsR,
Msrcaaut. ssasraisy, saisIl,
frb u Irti
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~. claire House.

UENlsuN u W1nla, 6iSPiaSssi
NPtn..,,,, rsLa gItsa.usal Evsi'a ssa4ity t1-
" iofa Gg5 puSiic .aIs ~ G1I.s HA'i"s oteH Nc"
1, a. tJI ~ JtaaisAJi 40 AZ in iS+Ni4s'r w.
IN ,,l n ~ IiLIy JI tl3 IiiI., aa4 'HsJ "hi SPA''
M yd,1I, - xlfc sAtaiAtEJi ~ LI1sS ssoPp" ntt'
r..,n Ias aSogs DO isSase4 On Wsst a-!h
sxasl, Ost sssa sssoDd Ag4 ilafd as
Ua,sapv.L. MAJ 1. 'Sl. awLI
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A squirrel hunt lately cana Of q
Columbus; Warren county, Pa. The
number Of animals killed was 500.
Of which there were wood -chueks So;
red squirrels TOO; s'schipmuncks" g..
400; black squirrels 46S. The bal.
ancc was made up Of porcupinas,
coons, hawks, blackbirds, DC.
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MAMMOTH STOCK OF 81
NEW GOODSl
At the Great Western Clothing Store.

AT Tue uAoNt W S0tSIu klOtuAuS 0LuA0
L. .Ao~onSte1
No. o, LIE CLAIRE ROW, tt-'s
rs In receipt Of the largest and most complete stock
l. OF ..4..1
CLOTHING, OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
brought 10 this market which has purchased
the Eastern narAeIs atgrestiy reduced prices and
which he viii sell
Tuenty- Five per Cent. Cheaper
than any ther abshinent In this section Of coun-
try. He 10 also sdditiou 70 his Of Clothing
receiving al sxIs nsiye aud we'll selected stock of
0entlemsn's Furnishing Goods
of all styles and varieties which invites atte
ton. His stock been elected with great
pressy for this market, and atths very loves prices
f-i Extent, Variety and Beauty
his stock cannot be equailsd in this region, and
FRESH FROM THE MASUFACToHY.
All he asks Is that public generally will examine
his stock before purchasing elsewhere, feeling salts
1ed that those who cannot DO suited IN quantity, qua
nty and price at the
Great Western Clothing House.
eannDt be saited stapy other establishment west of
Chicago. -
Aug. u. dtf. L. LowRNsTRiN.
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VIM. B. Astor. epSatnrday OF week
before last, had placed in bis office .
safe, weighing nearly 5000 pounds,
and as large as fair sized parlor. Il
will contain the vouchers Of least
fifteen millions OF property.
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Notica

DoCk Island Bank bss made arrangements 70 uss
4 4 q limited amount OF The no.es of"The Manufac
a. IS nua Mechanies, Bank uf Columbus, Georgia.
and the SAME viii oe received 90 deposit or In pay
mentor Exchange or Co;n on tue same iermsas the
ssues OF lno solvent Banks OF Virginia, ~ ensaess
Jhio o. indiana NJ. b. OSBORN. Pres't.
a. island Junei3 aNwu y. ". MANN. Cashier.
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The ilId Pi0neer BakcryStiil ahead

The Ulu ftOue0f DahcI buli anO"u'
he suoseriner has recently made extensive prslr
4 nrulions for ihe Manufacture OF suttaf, hnxar,
Boston, soda, Pic Me, Wasr and Oyster Ctacssrs,
PILOT Bread, sc, &C., together with good assors-
ment OF Loaf Bread, Cakes and hnsks.
/ have also purcha SEED the Patent Right tor scott
.opuTy for the m anu taeture oi GrEm pav!'s I
- PATENT LOAF BREAD.
Dode nv Maennyry, Tue alvHutages claimed for
M. Of making Bfead are thsse, mo brsdd
more uniform ii quality, and handsome IN sppsa,
4uce III ia much waiter and more efon' musu
longer vita out b5eo st and 10 many persons
"A not objeo Iionable When week old, " eun -
naGdsome as the issl ereneh roll, soss thsr,
and is readily lntr duced into families no ave rev
ar usel Iaksr'. Rfoad bsf ire, l shall conunue 70
run Rfssd Wagon as hsratsiore. IN ausnng ths
above artIcle , on terms hch cannoi ali 70 gMe en-
ire Satisfaction, hope 10 ba able to supply az wno
may hivor ma with thsir patronage; inshAiu, 20 70.
past fayors hope 20 nsfl'sa sonunusnss -. ~ Wy
sAIns All orders from the country promptly anrna
ed to. phS,n : - a
Pioneer Bakery, Front stfeat, Que square seoVs
gurross s. Pretiyman's steam -aiis'
llaynupuFt, May -, tsSb. du
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R0cts aslauO.

-----------------
NJ. B. OSBORN g. co.
LAND, STOCK AND INSURANCE BROKERS,
Rock Island, Ill.
attend ths payment OF taxes and all other matters
connected i Land Agency In all psrts oi Illinois
nd Iowa. oGics on oIlegas street, near Caori
Cheap Lands.
y w qr Sec "a Town oo \ range w 100 acres
W ar sec Is % w 100,
,ilaated IN Cedar county. Also
NssW Or s.e "a town. 90 LTanse go .
IL 4 q see 2d towneDN :. tEe0 -
Nlshar soc ~ = eONI 4hsv -
AN W ar see 90 g son +" 4Eso
" K at sec "a SON " 4EcC I"
IN scott county ale offered for thirty days great
orgaIns bY Ih.lT owners who are TO sell.
uply To- NIB. OSBORN q CO., Land Agt.
Rock Island, Illinois.
We have slso some City ard Country properly In
Rock Island count. ~hbh areoaeret very cheap.
Jan '5hu--wtf
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CITY HOTEL,
Corner OF rnird ana Perry streets,
ACKLEY 4 oLMSiEAD, tTcpr!etors.
sJ7HE undsrsgnsd would respeetiuii! inform theif
1 fr,,,,,.. auI Inc pu ,iIg tnvy nave lAis da3
ouunsu TIE GiIY avgxL, fVf tns rScoplios VI stfah
ger, uua Lraysisrs. IL has Usen euife!J fsmodeI1u
u Iorusued Tue location Is esIf al anu con
,,u,an aud no suotl toe part OI Tue froPfietofs
.autiug " eoatroato W tno eonAvfI VI men
paltons. ,., "a .,,.,,,trah,,
tla,. al NAYS la aIlsu1ance aisV tarse ssra con
,.l.u, lur lie accommodation Vi FArusSfss &C.
A.nare 81 yabiaS r1t:onass isfssPs1Aah! s"I'.Iseu
Nav lAr-ull
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Cheap Cheap !! ChsapI!
B00TSARD SHOES.
}. JORDAN would announce 70 the citizens G.
Davenport, and the public, that he has opened
Ladies' and Gentiemel's boot and shoe store ad
toinlng Burrows Prettynan store, one door above
the iowa oIhing store. where he IL prepared 10 man.
liaeinrS boots and shoes Of all descriptions. !
LADIES BkASCH.
Fine SILK lasting Caters, fancy and plain
kossath Ioots; Enamelsd Patent Paris
Roots, Ties, bronze Padde; Ark.
Jenny LindS; Ienny Liuds;
EuskiHs 20 ks boats
aIsrseassogsmeni OF Ladies and Misses Children.
Shoes, too numerous to mention.
AlsO 4 large assortment for Gents wear
Eastern nne French BooJs; Congress
Gators. Monterey; jersey Ti.s;
Plain walking Shoes,
Morocco:
ARo all kinda OF heavy werk eeits 1iu Tot country
assell as city custom; g ~b0 want 4ct III I'd east
oootwould do well to call ~ the Daven port Boot
Shoe Stpss. Cailaud see. June j, ts5s-34Lt i
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Seventeen persous wcse bitten ty : msA
dog ia Patteraon, n. r.. Jane Ssh. Ose
has since died. The. others sss h 1tal %,
Ds.Asasion. as asss - = s'sA
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l'aia. N.ys siOaE1G.
w AVE RLY II o U > L ,

Un EalA RoAE I @ ssIevIs
rs open tor sEI4an9hL ahd .f."sssn' Ooa' %
Il Iuyss sno Hlsa q Qutsl aud pieasant Ao"4s y -
"a, iuus orr .AvrI sylysTn iu DaSeIpSft ssh d t u
attns Wsscriy nouss. ias IAbIss -, - AURA .-''e1
~ll Lns ii ;, c.ces sc season las roVia arc P'O"s
suI, mo eals auJ solI. lac "a'1h! - a'S''lN
- ~, ,,,tai ,s,t ol nieaso, III poiuI vi UJtay to
,xlion pIc .saut ooasJ, 4oJd i1rttafv aus Sf'' -
-. - L. q. ". ~ IL. r--tIlr-- ~
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C0NPAEEES,
Coal! Coal!

r OWREY .THo HoMAs d Co. are now receiving, Al
l Nh.ir Yard near the rail road depot, 4 o IONS
1FIOAL DAILY For Fuel aud Sseam thar NO su-
Defi0r In this Market. G.11 /
pu,,ins 10 combination OF the miners TO raise the
,,ies oi 1 oal--w hlch We would not .sbnit to-ws
werr una bic, for short time, 10 supp! our Snion
h,a,Iau iii shish the com unity bas no 1nkhinte
ss,.I We are now prepared g deliver q misery or
payenpof, a. u oS Susl aSnlisa sation al tie Yard.
porE nd lang llf4Es
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SIOUX CITY LAID AGENCY.
BhE WsGs3ss IL NSaoHSs
Lsad Agsats at Sioux CITY. lows
LANDS ent5fed aud "afrants 'osas'S .. S''SN ~.
Fon uJIxs aul gJJnett Btuls.
"A PSplIsctt taf pfOinpuy attended, 10.
Er. hRENSrck, o z. hsl'Hi'
iuy. . Goau'f u Lds. O'Nh Ensi""'e~ "1''''O'
REFER TO
psyisop & True, Es4fs., Edhsf Galeue,
Uf. J. N. Mithersa1J lawson q oit-s''
II. Priee, ksi., l u LAAsi Esd'
kak 10.
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HOUSE, SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL PAINT
Inc, PAPER HANGING, etc.

JAMES DUNNkLL q JOHN N. DUSN,
HAVING associated LaeAlSelS es
- tosethcA Tor tne pdrpVse u eaff!'
E8ns on tne Business oi HJJSE,
SIGN ORNAAEATAL PAINT
thG, n rER HANGING and GLAZING, WhEIES-
Aaand NALL CoLohlsG ,oa Psrr, street, between
ii au1J.. Streets.
you'd nVsi respectfully announce 10 tAeiTlfleu6s
and the public generally tnstthe. are prepare
seuie Painting IN either Lead OF Zane alth- spos-
bIe pfices and Ia tn5 very best sly th1lT long
gerleDeela ihsaOoEe Business warrants theniTh Gu
uIlg LheT patrons tull satisiAciiOLEp OH thal
ia! Ue entrusted ~ them. .sE
Particular attention gIyento estimating on any pub
iCoT private buildings. Persons wishing ANY ~ taC
.DOyG wOIh dOne would do xe,i 10 give The cali be
ore letting their work. They also prepared 10 ca
scat. baaners, Landscd pes, Masonic anu Uda elivw
aprons, decorating anu Gilding superotstyte and
The ulosS reasonable Lerms. Pants Of all colprs
repaired andread! ioruse. uiassofa sizes, putty
&C, Tor sale.
June -, 1854 UUNNELL& DUNN
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Clinton, Clinton County, Iowa.
Tlersons desirous OF Information eonse,n.nS I'M
L poln, ean See u plaioflhs psw Town ana oossu
'"'' '''- CkO. H.PAkk6R.
odlce over wlleys Grocery store, sds'.
l'syeHpoI', Aug, n'sf-ii
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TIE VARIOUS KINDS OF
G II IA p o w q % r.
AAkr!AcrUREp ~
LAPLINs, SMITH g. BolEs.
American ride T. =. Z. A.,i ksgs &5 hs
~ ~ - lSk ~ O.. A. s.
F.f. A - +" - bs.
New York Ride, Z" . Is -
kaxle, =. 4" IS
large. Shooting, :. rs 8
Missouri Ride % b and , Flssks.
American - :. - -" ..
Prairie shooting," 50"
EaSIc $50
Danoud Grain - - -
Carn1n, Mining and Blasting i'll Kegs and Barrels.
BAhk LEY, THOMPSON q co., AgeHIs,
Corner aeco Nd and PsrrN SLA.,
JnIy2nS5 .d-w-iy DAytHrusT, lows.
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HIJRLEY'S SARSAPARILLA.

ri UhLE = Sa hSaE n hILLA,
rJ>fiIS tnya IIabe poInd so fully sppreca ted
L By the American people, is gaining wide celeb
rity and hss become rnaBentiy established The
best und effective medicine OF the day Cert i1-
cate. srs daily pouring 10 from all parts the states
and the afflicted now rejoice there il he when es
cry other remedy proves inefeetua. Diseases which
for years proved u source of mis,ry, and agonizng
rtase, have readily yielded beneath its irresistible
nruencs and countless families rendered happy and
cheerful By It's edinary efficacy. If you want
the pure and genuine sarsapatiila, hat) which as
= Hsrent, and sapenor 10 Bati's ANY ether CORR
Id as one thing capable of being to another,
then take Hurleys, for out OF n ousands OF cases
scattered through Alabsma, Mississippi, Wisconsin,
iadiana, Missouri and hentuesy, IL has never IN
singi ssiance been known 10 ial, and viii cure be-
yond aido1bt
Dyspepsia, or Indigestion,
Scroiula, King Evil,
Affections OF the gonss, Syphilis,
Debility, Aabitusl CostiveRess,
Erysipelas, Pulmonary Diseases,
Liver Complaint, Piles,
Female Irregularities, Eistula,
Skin Diseases, Oissasd Kidneys,
and a grsatand Powerful Tonic, purifying the
Blood, ana invigorating the en- ire system.
The medicine, though prepared at great expense
set the price Is moderate, hal III society may oE-
tain II. THOMAS A. HURLEY
Manufactory, corner OF Seventh and Gseeu sts..
hons.lel ky.
TPF0r sale at wholesale or retail by
AplIi d6wIy c. .I.NEaB, lie Claire Row.