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True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1856-10-01
ARRIVAL.
A NEW AND FRESH STOCK
"A OF
. DRUGS, ..... s..
MEDICINES,
.,. CHEMICALS, .r...

CULUKS, etc., ETC.,
Just received at the Medical Hall. This stock
has been selected with great care, from res.
ponsible house and all articles are guaranteed
to be of the strictest purity and best quality,
so that Physicians can rely on them; Families
can rely on them; Dealers can rely on them,
and the public can rely not only on their
quality and freshness, but also on the care and
caution with which every article sold at this
establishment is put up.
U'Physicians prescriptions carefully COM
pounded at all houIs Of the Day or Night Il
OLIVER KELLS, Medical Hall.
May7 Third Street.
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ROCK BINDERY.

uAVING in great measure refitted our
III Bindery, we are now prepared to do oil
kinds of Book BINDINo, NEATLY and ExPE-
DIrIoUsLY. We pay particular attention
to the manufacture Of Blank Books of all
kinds for County Officers, Banks, Railroads,
Merchants, &c.
Merchants will find our stock Of Full
and Half Bound Cap Blanks, Cap, Letter,
Note and Fancy Papers, Envelopes, Pens
Ink and stationery Of all kinds to be large
and they will be sold at reasonable prices.
The highest market price paid for rags,
.T'A ALA MCDOWELL 81 CO.,
Whole1ale and Retail Booksellers,
Slationers and Book Binders, Market ST.,
Sleubenville. -----
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Democrats !-Whigs l-TFss SOiisrs!-
AbOtitiOpisisi Black Reppblicans!'-
ana da1sfceaS teithOtt distine-
tion Of Party
ATTENTION THE C0MPANY!Ira
WOW are hereby requested 10 Law aside
! all pastprejudices, and uniting in one SOL
id phalanx, march up to GurrERMANN's old
stand where CApyALLAprR pledges himself IN
SATISFY ALI, that q still greater reduction has
been made in the price Of Ready Made Cloth
ing than at any former period in the trade.
The stock cannot be enumerated by, the piece.
or variety, but Is sufficiently extensive to please
the most fastdious.
Gentlemen-one and all-call--examine our
goods-@and (what is quite as simPortant'to us)
secure a bargain, iunelltf
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National House,
Corner of Main and Lisbon Streets,
WEJJSVILI.E. ONO,

T. W. wHITACRE, Proprietor.
II uAVING again taken this old establish
III ed Hotel, the subscriber would respect.
fully tender bis Acknowledgements to gen.
ero1s public for the very liberal patronage
heretofore received at their hands. Having
thoroughly renovated and refurnished the house
he hopes to be able to accommodate his patrons
in such style as will give entire satisfaction.
The stabliug is large and extensive. A liber-
al share of patronage is respectfully solicited
Ladies o, gentlemen can be accommodated with
single or double rooms at theil discretion.
June l3. Il. W. WHlTACRE.
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MCDOWELL & co.,

BOOkselltrs, StatiOners, Paper Dealers, Blank
- Book Manufacturers and Book Binders,
nEALERS ut Wholesale and Retail, in
~ School, Classical, Medical, Theological
Miscellaneous, and Blank Books, Ruled and
Plain Cap, Post and Note Papers, Printing and
Wrapping Papers, Wall Papers and Borders
School, Counting House and Fancy Stationery
Merchants and others desiring to purchase
will do we'll TO call and'examine our stock
The highest market price paid for Rags.
saaa MCDOWELL d CO.,
North side Of rnaket, above Fourth stree
Steubenyille. Obio. Jan. !, '55.
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UNION MARBLE WORKS.
Pianos and Melodeons.

HAVING OPENED A DEPOT FOR
III the sale Of Pianos and Child d Bishops
Melodians, the undersigned invites the public
10 call and examine his instruments.
They are Of a superior make, second to none,
and sold at extremely low prices-hence un-
doubted satisfaction can be given to purchasers;
so, come and see before buying elsewhere.
A number o! instruments always on hand
for examination and competition. All instru-
ments warranted. Old Pianos taken in, ex.
change. O. MUELLER.
NJ Kilgore Block, Market st., Steubenville.
julyl6tf. ~.
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rREAM OF BEAUTY-For the com.
" plexion-To all who possess, and would
preserve, uninjured, pure, brilliant complex
ion and ooft transparent skn--to all who
would restore these beauties lost-to all who
are suffering from Freckles, Tan, PimPles, &C.
the Cream Of Beauty, II constantly and regu'
iarly used, offers a full realization Of every
desire, Forsale by
julyS3 OLIVER KELLs, Medical Hall,
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CONCENTRATED LYE--A fresh sup.
" ply Of this popular preparation for maxi ne
soap Just received al the Medical Hall, by
septl0 = ft 1'4ti OLIVER KELLS.
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Times and Places Designated for the Receiving of the Several

Times and Places Designated for the Receiving of Taxes the Several
In Knox Township Thursday September 25 The place Of holding elections
In Saline To- on Friday September 26h Hammondsvie. ~
Brus Creek Township Saturday. 9th, holding elections
Ross Township Monday September 29 the place Of holding elections
Springfield Up Tuesday September ao the place Of holding elections
Wne Township Monday October place holding
mifd Township Tuesday October M the place of holding elections
I'm NJ Pleasant Township Wednesday and Thursday October and 9, the
place Of holding elections >. a.y..,... .....
lin Warren Township on Friday October place holding
lin ellis Township Saturday, October l the place Of holding elections
will Treasurers Office Subenve un the 10th Of De-
cembe ensuing receive the of those who cannot make convenient TO
nav willie attending Townships After that time the lawful penalty will be
added. .es -
The Trea take Bank Notes. bills
Of sueie paying Banks this State, issued according law.
80. JOHN McADAMS, Treasurer Of Jefferson County
Treauer's Office Jefferson Co, Sept "a, 1855. s ro
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SUMMER HATS.--Men's, Boys and
- Infants Straw, Leghorn and Braid Hats,
re eived this day by Express, and for sale A Aby
me ay0l II A.JsTlM& q co.
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Fulton Foundry, Steam Engine & Car
'-e'' Factory, 'a
s WELLSVILLE. OHIO.

NTEAM ENGINES, Steam Boats, Steam
OFerry Boats, hulls and wood work. com
plete. steam beilers, sheet Iron work, mill ma
chinery, and castings for grist and saw mills,
rail road car wheels, rail road cars Of every de-
scription made to order The proprietor Of this
establishment having twenty-eight years Of
practical experiences together with extensive
privileges, feels confident that he can do work
as we'll aud as low as any establishment in the
east or west All communications will meet
with prompt attention. Pr. GElSSE,
June ID. s., 4, Wellsyille, ONO
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STEUBENVILLE BATHS, Willis
- a SHKnRow inform the citizens Of Steu-
benyille that they have erected q commodious
Bath House IN the rear of their Barber Shop,
On Fourth Street, a few doors north Of The
Black Bear, where. warm and cold baths can
be bad day and evening. Public patronage
solicited. julysh
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For through, tickets aud further information
apply at the Depot on Washington st, to John
J. Nelson Agent. p : H{
Lafayette Devenny, General Greight and
Ticket Agent " a"fH 9fe'"'h1f" ~
( CIV. Fulton, Superintendent marl-t
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United States House.

u W. EARL, Proprietor, corner Mar
D' ket and high streets, near the River, Steu
nville, Ohio. Jan.l. 10.
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steubenville, april I6-lY
FRANKLIN HOUSE.

THE PROPRIETOR RESPECTED.
ly begs leave to inform the travelling public
that this house has recently been refitted and
completely renovated and he is now ready to
receive guests. 1t is the desire and intention
of the proprietor to give satisfaction to those
who may favor him with their patronage
North 4th Street, Steubenville Ohio, Former.
ly occupied by John shane
d April9 II. VI. BRISTER, Proprietor.
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RY EXPREsS.-English Split, Duns.
II table. Bedford, and Satin Bonnets receiv.
cd this day by (my2l) All Tim d co.
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Just reed 200 bags choice Rio Coffee.
Just reed II bbls Tanners machine oil
Just reed rs boxes starch. Being au
thorized Agents for the starch, will sella
manufacturers prices.
In store 200 bbls. No. 3 mackerel.
just reed rs boxes choice brands tobac-
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'" '' CURTAIN GOODS. '''
JUST received splendid Lace Curtains,
Damask do. at jt ,fot Yii ,u
aprl6 DOUGHERTY ~ BROS.
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Steubenville and Indiana Railroad.
CHANGE OF TIME,
SPRLNG .ARRANGEMENT.

'JA INH1F
ON and after Monday, March 3D.,
" 1856, Passenger Trains will leave Steu.
benville daily, ,(Sundays excepted) as follows ::
Mail Train at 3 40 a, nj. arriving at Newark
at A IL p. m, connecting with trains Of the
Central Ohio and Sandusky, Mansfield and
Newark Railroads, for the principal cities in
toe northwest, west and SOUTH ' s..i1
RETURNING, will leave Newark at l! 40 a. IN.
aud arrive at Steubenville at 7 OF, p. In.
Cadiz Accommodation Train
Leaves Steubenville al $3.50, p. H. and arrives at
Cadiz at GIG p. m. Returning Leaves Cadiz
at 8 90, a. m.--arrives at Steubenyille at II OO
m.
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ROERHAVE'S HOLLAND BIT
- TIERS, for dyspepsia, Just received and
for sale by OLIVER KELLs, Medical Hall.
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FARE FROM sTEUBENvILLE (THRouGH By RAILROADl
To Newark. ~. $3.50 To Cadiz. .....$l 90
To Columbus. ". "a so To Detroit. IS Z 90
To Cincinnati. -. 6 so To Chicago, ,,l2 90
To Mt. Vernon. A 25 To Rock Island II 90
To Mansfield. ~ rs To St. Louis. ~ I 30
To Sandusky..... 6 90 To Iowa City 25
To Louisville, Ky 80 90 To Indianapolis 8 50
To Lexington. ;. $50 To Dayton. ..,.6 So
10 Piqua. $50 To Urbana. IS rs
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SWEET ERFUMES--For the hand
- kerchiel, Of all kinds. Fancy Toilet
Soaps, of every description !. hair tooth, nail
and cloth brushes, and variety Of fancy artl-
cles always on hard and for sale at the Medi.
cal Hall Ty Uduly30) ] OLIVER KELLS.
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aa l,,ta DIR. s. R0THACKRR, sg- pa2 !
OFFICE Corner Third and Market SITS
Steubenville, o. in. / ..o-c,
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NEACKERAL, Herring--2O abbls-a
Nl prime afticle--on hand and for sale by
.;unel WIN. M'CARTY.
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Bank Exchange.
OYSTER AND CONFECTIONERY
- SALOON, WM. PATTERSON, Proprietor, op-
posite Citizens Bank, Third street, Steubenvile,
Ohio. Oysters wholesale and retail. also,
Toysand NOLiens. Jan. l, 1855
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-27

II wss beautiful Il ought Of q little ri
in the streets Of our city, hungry and rag
gsd, taken BY . kindfearied lady and led
into cake shop, and fed As she had never
been fed before. And when the angsl-wo-
man had given the little chihi all she could
eat, and some cakes 20 carry home, shs took
her into another store aud gave her lice
warm shawl and other matters that the girl
ner,lrd ard was d SIN sing hrr, when The
child inok-d mp INTO her face. and W.T. sll
b. 9 simplicity sad. Ar. ynn GODS wife ~
She had b ard that GID gives good things and
The g;i:s Of tl,. COED lad, ,ee,ned % be .uch
only 81 eoulA come from him, or one like
! im. = was not profs"e-it was simple
aud .utl,me
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-27

G.ENT f.RtS ~ CALitoRNIt-The San
FIyGct>r" Bulletin says:
In The - miner s"ns0u there j. always
grdi ssh - ia" CiIfprnil towns frcm fire.
E.ety war holf dozen or more nf our
t"hh. a." totally destroyed by tire. The
dry tirn't', III pre-. aili!g Summer VIZ d..
ani ia. hoas., h",rg generally Instructed
at Wt'".i. ~ gam why our tues are de-
situCiN". la ihr couIsc Of IL. last two
KS IT,. t,w't@ Of plartrtiii, ahd t.rnr-c-
4 ~. bat ~ ~ Dura..p county. have been
almost et'Iirclv Consumed. NeTlV two
hlt.drrd hri,,:ug. were 4 stroi,d az Pla
crpv.ll" aud he Joss estimated Al SltO0,-
u 4. IN" las at Gror-etoWn VAS cs;iina-
tel - Sl'n ot'b. 4 Large Ere has also taken
p!ar. al Mny>yilir, loss $50 %. Several
Smaller tires have taken place over the
cGuU ~.
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EDITORIAL. cOss @ s.~SONDCNCE.

SARATOGA SPRINGS, Aug %, $50
The season here i in It's very agony
hotels Overlooking, aud half the tounAol-
on,zed'-wh'ch perhaps accounts for about
forty Chicago abolitionists at one of the
hote =. This political division IN hotel pref
ercnce is rather new feature here, or
may say an OH one, revised rather sharply.
A. the United S'a'es, youwll find the Bu-
ch4nan men--ana a host Of them. GER
tain artists portrait Of 'Old Back being
past now the object If attraction in Mar
WINS parlor The Union is rather Ameri-
cam ia its ra',ons, and decidedly resp.eta-
Bile, while Congress Hall Is head quarters
for the mixed Republicans.
The crowd vas never believe before, so
numerous as now in this deluged town-not
only deinycd BY numbers. but actually rain
ed underline last fifteen DAYS have been a
| spell Of weath.r'-slnce Merriam has turn
ed clerk OF the weather on Brooklyn
heights, he has at tuaIly spoiled orr season.
What term we wonder will he give us
next? Green pastures and suany skies
would be acceptable.
Fires are glowing this morning in the no.
tel parlors--thick shawls and overcoats-
umbrellas and over hoes, are in active de.
mand. ii this continues we shall soon be
able to get beds within something less than
half ple of eur hotel.
Everybody goes from here to Newport,
10 finish the season. and next week there
is to be the climax. Look on. for waif
from the sea side. We have some agrea-
bic people here, and a multitude of STIR.
pid ones. Where in Gods world ,bev
come from he alone knows, think, iuds-
lug from some of the mushrooms aud fossil
remains that eddy about US.
You should see Drawing rocm' at one
Of our hotels some evening. Four or five
deep circling the entire room-people of all
conditions and every pretension--sit about
in coronation rageantry while the band al
one end and the masters and misses in the
middle Of the room, constitute the perform
ance. The band down the talKers-and
they should be knigi.ed for that, and the
children, who are the only natural people
here, take all OF the dancing 10 then selves,
much to the delight Of their mammals, who
sit ~ judgment Oh their Terpsiehorean gra-
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ces. Criticism is los, upon people al Ssr.--
toga, for no one supposss that any satire
can Of possibility apply TO themselves, and
with strictly human generosity bsstow II
upon some 'desr fTirnd.'
We were looking for Some distinguished
aecessions from Wa hington after adjourn-
men', but the Extra session giv.s that the
quie'us.
The Democracy are going 10 have mon
ster gathering al Saratog" s. mrt'me IN Set
.ember. | unI.rstahd that Mr.. Dong'as,
Daniel s Dickinson, and other distinguish
ed SPEAKERS will be present. The move-
meni, II the X Ms are oiD,nO'Is, and the
bLek republicans are aFprehens''e 'h"'
their dear Fl. mont will not Get o't Of the
Ca,holi, Church in tire 10 receive iteir
una, ilnous support. The lrIters from Nj
CLoaie ID Mr. Nlton, are tir- br'nds ~
the camp OF the FRI motto.s. a few more
| 'shrieks lor Frecdou.' and New York /.
safe. NJ. a. y.
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Coon SouHD DocTRlNE.--Thatt the PEG
pie a~e as capable of self government i'll the
Territories Of the states, 10 in direct H.
sue, the Democratic party taking the afiir'
NAIVE.
That the American Union, S It's, should
be preserved, IS another proposition, "i
which VI take the affirmative.
That the domestic instiiut, ons "f each
political organization or comm unity shuuli
be- left 10 the people Themselves, 10 mould
aud arrange for thems Ives, without fotei n
Interference, subject only 10 the coaS'.''.'
ton, is another cardinal point IN The faith
Of cveiy Democrat.
That every law shout be faithfully exc
cut"d until declAred wrong aud III gal by
the proper authorities, is an OF ler ropes
ton winch our patty n"lnialii>.-l Iowa
Statesman.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-27

We clip from the ST. Louis iicrald,
the following good bit its BY IL is Bon
ton all over.
St. Louis. August I. lajf.
r, Hos. II RACE ',KEkLi. SIX: You
Internal white 'o,tci uid scnuLdr"i.
I1u have toad me u he, sir q hc You
SAID could be elected Governor of MIS-
-ouri as easy a. robin. oil - log. You
are u l..r- dirty dog, SIR, It rty dog.
| am dylr.te.i by ten Or twenty thousand
votes, SIR. Like Wi hog | an caught
in the pen sir actually t"l.cd m by YOU
and yGur iirtv Irih4nc, SIR. ! val no"
be knocked on the heat, scaled. -cra-
ped, uttci, cat ny, s.itcd. aud packed.
-ir-pickiei for IA Northern market, or
for European exploration. SIR. FRANK
Bair is cleo Il hy d t'snt s4ne"he
< elected, by Ben. u. -ir. came 10 81.
I Louis AMI s;oA- TOR hin sir poke to
! tue .abt!c by torch hight. | was Wei
/ enough IN the city, but the rIrtl districts
G-n the rural districts the bone
and sinew are against me. The igno-
rant bumkins the unwashc1 ciod hop
pers came yelling through the corniic'ds
to look at Benton aud shake me by the
hand and The d-n igi oramnses turned
! right around and voted for Polk, sir
vo'eI against Benton, sir.
shall commence another volume oil
my Thirty Years, sir, then s"i-h my re-
ports Of the Congressional debate a!teI
that shall write n history OF Mormon
pelycamv and conclude my literary la
bors with series Of essays on polticA
ingr,Ituie. In the interim shall con
tr butte article, t. your p'p'r, the Even
ing Post, Anti-SlAyery 81 ndari, St
Louis Democrat, aud New York lnde
pendent. have no hopes Of thu
Senate the traded Know Nothings have
traded already, ana lef, mo out OF Thu
bargain. have some idea Of jpinin,
them when re urn to Washington jus
to burst it up, sr-it would t sury'v
three days inter my admission. kcel
up the +. enont IA, as long as you can
at lca't until | can dispose OF Mariposa
make the Eng lash Ca, i.alists beiievc tina
Fremont has good chance, and vii
send NV agent over AMI make q goo
trade sir.
Yours in the bonds Of Thickness.
ON BrIilcS.
p. S.-TAat internal scoundrel .Iir
Green is elected; and thcr tell me tia
Fox Jacsson and Craig are runnin
ahead lk. II II. May every vote the
get choke them like the fumes of brim
stone ana sku Wcei.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-27

The ST LOUIS Democrat, Ben'on's ORGAN
IN Missouri, says OF Francis p. BLAIR, .Ir .
who was elected TO Congress IN The lat.
election
"lle was elected Ia Congress asa demo
crat. and We venitrc tie prediction thai III
! act OF his While there wi b. found neon
-Is'eHt with democratic principles. lie =
not 4 Black k"p'clIcAn or an Ah"I 'i'"n 81
III any sense OF the words. but d Sept,
| of the Jefferson and Jackson schC ol OF de
mOcraCY.
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~, H'u'es '" ,en' IN Sccond sho Th"s
so, v - ss-' w" ~ we IVY.
Ten valuable l&ASfkS kpsa In StgTtcvRN>S AddNhnA
"ehr =. " w. b"rruws resIcnsx, fes xsle VEN
re"sohane terms
Two Lots on Tia, Hmm heal NJ u .,ne. $500 -As~
unni,structe,i River y,.~-t, ..,. y,r, ,l,,nu
Several v,l,,bi. ,, ,.,,u
=, '"''''"'' ',t- v" hh-ficsr h"us'sas""WsIs
,r III. v~.t "'' "a'" suee's' norm " sh'h
Ten x,,,,h,. t,f,, ~.,,
..rsr,. Coz sai ,,, 80 on 9ec"Hn M" .",'s
vi the u...c h,.sr rao ~
Lpt IL Grc.I.'> A,ii,nn; ,Iw,lliu. house on tho
pr, MISS fof Nal. ch-,p
W'>i hhi iut ], ia boss Z; house, we'll, anil inv
tprav mri"s.
.of%l fr"nt b%et'"t I'd ep,'n M..a stree. opposite
w, - iaiI' ~ lrr ~ Nil"
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Public Work.

& EATED OFFERS Will L." received until The :.
- e : " NIT at Yo'.l,~k y tr uli adam.
III. Front >tt"ft tc V, Perry AMI Blriy AMI pa u,
unsr ct from Thr.i IL tlIr river aud f,t Ity +
Ia gntirr> and lallng III 'ur >i',n"~ ia h,.h it.
IN" ,I,.citeaii ,tu .-,., At tn Mayors tHc.
Dny"hpprL, i.ih \ gust 1876
dii II IANYAClI Glty " s.urcr
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DISSOLUTION.

vTNIIE Ga ar''cr Imp her tu'r'c Existing h-'v
L J 'ltr Mile and : II IA II X"islr tht, Il,
liz -"vrti hy mutual c"us AT NJ persons uyd'h -
1" sad tirrn wi pIy tn In" :" tiu Itll'r. wIu
Is tiGy tgthoTlI Il I" COLLECT tn s.unes
Jpf< r MILLER
aus -tllms fTE,iit> XkI~i tR
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;.ra.y It near the y. ~. suitable for Onic"s and
G.ttl.ui"h : l'-iElng r-'p~.
y Is IL. -, i5t h ( III the pr misses viii TAX.
~ thu rooms II ,"siiahs. Apply !"
Ell ADAMS
(smo 10 n" 70 r. s..v 81 mar P,>t Di:cc.
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House aud Lease for Sale.

4 DWELLING HOUSE containing Eight rooms
ami Las. ~ Let for ~. Acars situated on lie
BluG between b. ally ai.i tisrii>cn STR cts Apply
" II 7. tURI.EN, or to
a,tgl9ltf EIckOIiS ISREII. Il 60.
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10 Lease,

4 NENEER 81 !ssIrailr lots far r. ii nc = 81
~ Bra,y. Nam aiii Harrison streets, I" .rse Tor
tlir i',in u , Arar7. Apply TO
W. II r Gi'Ei Ky.
ON IN Man, h"t Front and 5 co.'s! streets.
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FLORENCE, Nebraska
GEO. b SARGENT, PT"st. J. VI. PARKER, Cash.
vNHE md 'rsgnfd propricfors Of the Bank ~
i Florence, Nebraska, by the pro-
visions 81 its Charter, individually responsible
for all lis Issues, and will red tn N''c, Of s.l
Institution at it, the city II Fnrcuce. III
cin and at eth ~ their Bankn- U'lsss, IN East
ern Exchange =; one per cent, In ~ cic at Sam
rates Of other currency.
COOK & SARGENT. Davenport
COOK. SARGENT n pDWkEI. Iowa Guy SI0wa
COOK, SARGENT * COOK Fort Hrs M"incss
COOK. SAkGiNr n PARKER, Forenc'', Ntbraska'
july 7Ib lo.l6-dif
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EXTRA FAMILY FLOUR,

Y ,u N, MlQrONETA UNIpA MILLS rhrh IS.
Wi. Il At tii cheap 81 rats
Ryan y MCCAIN
an: -U;lzrttc G. i,v
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Dissolution.

fUNhc Co-Parin r>hip heretofore existing l. wesn
j J'hn Nc D,ni,.il aud Christopher cullen, j.
this Ia, dissolved hy mutual consent All y rson.
ina bt'i 10 said Arm will Piy I'll" SANE !" fnrto-
,.er Cullen. who l. duly authorized To COLI CT the
same. Davenport, Arx ith 1856
John NC. ~ SNEfU.
CHRISTOPHER CULLEN.
Anr 1nth lilr II OH iti.,
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So Dan .}upAs. The notorious rifle
man, Bcrchcr, has changed his paper
from religious to pti Isical journal,
AMI says h. ''counted the cost before he
come out for Fremont So did Judas
'scariut when he betrayed his master
The jews "countei" n,t thirty pieces Of
SILVER. hos much did Bcccher coun,
when he 6,rgaincd to forsakc his holy
calling and hetray his country Cam
den Drmncrnt
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For Sale or Lease,

rTNWENTI THREE e'iS he il.!inr Lots, ,iiu,t =
i Oh Hhrtian ThiFi l:ii and E.anti.acr streets
viii y Sold - ~ u IN r',>1taiis -eful3. f,T par
tieuIar> M are 81 CoEbiS X BOW.
(iu.ttf) JAMES NAY.