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The weekly Columbian. [volume] (Columbia, Tuolumne Co., Cal.) 1856-1???, 1856-07-12
How Many have Lived and Died.

Scientific writer's assert, though we cannot
say how correctly, "that the number of persons
who have existed since the beginning of time
amounts to 1862, S43, 273075, S56. These fig
ures, when divided by 1906, OOO-the number OF
square leagues of land on the globe-leave
II, 320,6S9,732 square miles of land, which, be-
ing divided as before, gives 1,313,622,O76 per-
sons to each square mile. Let us now reduce
miles to square rods, and the number will be
1858, ia 100000, which, being divided as be-
fore, will give 1888 inhabitants to each square
rod, Which, being reduced to feet, will give
about five persous to each square foot OF terra
firma Thus it will be perceived that our earth
is vast cemetery; 1888 human beings lie burl-
ed on each square rod, secretly sufficient for
ten graves-each grave must contain l2S per-
sons. Thus it is easy seen that the whole sur
face OF our globe has been dug over one hun.
dred and twenty-eight times to bury its dead!
How truthful the declaration Of the poet!
s'There' not dust that floats on air,
But once was living man."
The Mosaic account of the Creation, common
ly received, gives 1856 years as the present
age Of the inhabited world. If the above calcl-
lation was correct, the number of deaths every
year since the birth of Adam must have averag-
ed nearly six hundred and twenty-five thou
sands of millions! and there must have died
every year, since the creation OF man, more
than seventeen thousands of millions of human
being! Now, the largerst estimate of the whole
population of the world, at the present day, is
less than thousand millions. 1t follows by
the computation of the above paragraph, that a
population as large as that which the world
now contains must have died seventeen times a
day, every day, since Adam was first alone in
the Garden of Eden. The arithmetician who
favors the world with their scientific" calcula-
tions, forgot to consider how these multitudes
were produced and reproduced, and who buri-
ed the dead. If the Mosaic account is meant to
be rejected, we should like to see the data for
the scientific exposition of the age to which the
world must be carried, in order, upon any law
of progress such as we know of, to have pro-
duced these infinite millions, which must have
long since been converted, not into the dust be-
meath our feet. but into impalpabe gases, per-
vading all nature, and entering into millions of
new combinations of life and organism.
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RECIPE FOR MATRuoS1A1 H.pp,vrss.

RECIPE FOR MATRIMONIAL HAPPINESS-Pre-
serve the privacies of your house, marriage
state, heart, from father mother, sister, brother
and all the world. You two, with Gods help
built your own quiet world; every third OF
fourth one whom you draw into it with you,
will form party, and stand between you two
That should never be. Promise this to each
other. Renew the vow at each temptation
Your souls will grow as it were, together, and
last they will become as one. All, if many a
young pair had on their weddingday, known
this secret, how many marriages were happier
than-alas they are
The weekly Columbian. [volume] (Columbia, Tuolumne Co., Cal.) 1856-1???, 1856-07-12
A HAPPY MARRIAGE.-It is a glorious sight

A HAPPY MARRIAGE.-It is glorious sight
to see two old people, who have weathered the
storms and basked in the sunshine of life to-
gether, go hand in hand, lovingly and truthful
ly, down the gentle declivity of time, with no
anger, nor jealousy nor heartburnings garnered
up against each other, and lookin with hope and
joy to the everlasting youth of heaven, where
they two shall be one forever. That is true
marriage-for it is the marriage OF spirit.
Their love is woven into wool of gold, that
neither time nor eternity can sever
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Crackers! CrackerS!! CrackerS!!!

IB<al&er
COLUMBIA.
E undersigned having purchased of A. p HOLSTER the
STOCK and fixtures of the AMERICAN BAKERY, including
MS splendid CRACKER MACHINE in prepared to fur
nish to Traders Miners and Families SODA Boston BUTTER
SUGAR. WATER and GRAHAM CRACKERS, all OF which qua
rantee to be of superior quality to any made in the State
All orders promptly attended to- Goods delivered free
of charge tn1tfl J. HOILlSTER.
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Columbia advertisements.
DAGUERREOTYPES!!

Re-Opening of the Columbia Da-
guerreOtype Saloon!
state street, near Broadway.
NN4E SALOON LATELY OCCUPIED BY
Il Mr. BUCK has been enlarged and opened by the SUBJ
scrber, where he will be ready to execute splendid
Life-Like Miniatures!
Mso-LIKENESSES IN THE NEW ART,
a. mD D CD MSS.
On hand splendid assortment of the latest style
Lockets, &C., &c.
EJ-Ladles Call.-7gM
Particular attention paid to Likenesses of Children
Charges moderate and Lkenesses perfect.
j. b. CAMERON.
June Dist, 1S56-tf.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-01-25
INCoxPOKATIo, NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that Corporation has
been organized, the corporate name Of which l.
the Lawrence Coal Company" It's principal place
of transacting business is he city Of heokuk in the
State Of Iowa It's principal business is to deal in
the mining and selling Of coal, and in the purchase
and sale Of coal lands and such other business may
be properly connected herewith The amount Of
capital stock is placed at Three Hundred Thousand
dollars to b. paid at the discretionary calls Of the
Board Of Directors. The corporation commenced its
existence the LIST day of January A. D. 1856, and
continues for twenty years, subject to renewal accord
ing TO the provisions Of the Code Of Iowa. Its at
fairs be conducted By Board of Five Directors
who are To be elected annually the Wednesday next
after the first day Of January Of each year. and who
elect President. Secretary Treasurer and such other
officers and agents necessary. The highest
amount Of Indebtedness which the corporation may
incur is One Hundred Thousand dollars. PRIV ate
property exempt from the corporate debts
Directors Names.
+. r. Ford, f. H. Harrison,
Vim. Leighton, A. Woleott,
Sam'l. +. Miller.
0THER CoRpoRAroRs.--John X. Alien, c, III. Perry,
D. W. Ford, Guy Wells, Jno w. Rankin, Jno. W.
Cleghorn
Officers.
d. W. Ford Treasurer, T.. X. Ford, President.
Jas G. Parrott, Secretary
ian7 4wddw Times and Post copy.
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AsoTHER Coop WoRK.--The Farmers will
notice that Messrs. l.. r. Bliss ell & Co. pro-
pose TO furnish an unlimif ed demand 70,
Elaxseed. During the coming season they
will erect, on hilbourne's addition, near the
Gas Works, large three story mill for the
manufacturing of Lir.seed Oil. As they
will have considerable surplus power, they
also propose to put ID several run OF Burr
mill stones, and ms nufacture superior ar
ticle Of family -four, expressly for the city
and country trade. Both these institutions
are greatly needed, and will no doubt return
: reasonable profit to the enterprising propri-
etOrs,
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H. r. BARTLETT 4 CO.,


WILL continue the Forwarding and Commits ion
w business at the old stand, at the Railroad Sta
ton east side of the river from Burlington, Iowa.
Having the only warehouse on that side, they of
for superior inducements to shippers to eonsign all
goods intended for the country to them. All goods
to their care will be delivered to the teams free Of
ferriage, thereby saving the charges Of drayage to
the west side; also the benefit OF insurance
while in their warehouse.
Country merchants will find ii to their interest TO
call on US before going cast TO purchase goods
H. =. .. 4 Co. agents for the Union Express
Co., and will be happy to afford any information t.
those who desire to ship by that line.
Burlington, Jan. Is. d3m.
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special Nsttce.

'tNgvER SAY DYE to per- whose hair has he
come grty prenaturely. unless yuu of adss
ing the Of something which will rem.dy the mat
ter. Dying tn hair with ordinary articles Is, at
beat. bus temporary asEair and the shade produced
il any thing but that with which nature alorns the
human hair. The ''IxlNtTABLE iIAta CoIoRisa" and
Restorative OF G. Hnimstreet Co., does not act as
dye ii stimulates the natural secretions the roots
Of the hAl, by giving life and tome to the small
vessels which the natural coloring and thus
gives them life and strength IL does not stain the
skin and may be used as freely az water and with
much safety The article IL composed Of oil and
stimulating spirits, afordng agreeable hair wash,
and is excellent substitute for oil or pomatum.
The peculiar properties Of this preparation render
il entirely different from any thing in for
the hair
The color OF the hair when restored is exactly the
shade ii was before it turned gray and the singular
phenomena attending its use, only curious but
easily observed A the bulbs at the roots Of each
hair are affected by the remedial agents, the COM
meneement Of the change may be noticed the bulbs
grow dark, and In short time the hair from the
roots outward begins 70 turn III shade, and
tnuee TO do until the desired change Effected, and
the hair possesses the glossy appearance and shade Of
youth. Thir may strange, but more strange
than true" The article has been xtensvely imtat-
cd and persons should be particular purchase
agents. The genuine has the signature Of the late
firm and the present proprietor the top Of each
bottle. We. HAGAN,
Surviving partner and successor 10 e. Heiinstreet
4 Co., sole proprietor, Troy, New York For sale by
s. HEIMSTREEI, Union Block
janl 7d3m
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We would call the attention Of our
readers to the card Of Messrs. Godfrey l.
Snow, Forwarding and Commission Mer-
chants, Quincy. Our people, during the
coming season, will have more or less bust
ness with Quincy, and would do we'll to re-
member this firm.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-01-25

ET-0uY readers will remember the lecture
this evening, BY Rev. j. p. K,mbsn, before
the Library Association. The subject 10 one
Of interest, and capable Of being rendered
very instructive AZ well.
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Sash, Blinds and Doors.

49, RN~N*
To galloway i Webster, james Hahn and Andrew
Webster.
You are hereby notified that there is now on file
in the Office of the Clerk Of the District Court If
Lee County, Iowa al keokuk, the petition of Pitt
man Tennent, Douglas Bresding, and Young
Brothers alleging that u creditors they took al
tachment writs from the said District Court, and
caused the same te be levied on lands of Galloway
& Webster to secure debts due and to become due
them that at the September term OF tn said Dis
trct Court for the year s54. the plaintiffs recover
ed judgments for the amounts respectively due them
with costs and issued executions The plaintiffs al
lega that the lands iachcd described IN the petit
tionl were purchased by Galloway Webster Of one
s. s. Billings but IL defrnGd creditors, the convey
ance was executed to Andrew Webster and by
Webster to james lain, both unable TO pay for tae
same The bill charges that these lands still be
long to Galloway Webster, charges confederac5
together to defraud prays tho Court 10 ret aside the
conveyanccs Of James Hain and Andrew Webster
decree sale Of III lands 10 pay the judgm 4nts Of
plaintiff and for such special and general relief
the fac Is warrant.
Unless you appear and answer said petition on or
before the second day Of the February Term, 1856
I Of said District Court, commencing the second
Monday of said mouth, decree will be taken
| eordng TO the equity and PRAYER IT the bill
RANKIN 4 MILLER.
| dee26w4t Plaintiff Attorney
MOONS German salye, vegetable pain extra.to
| ~ For sale by ,. HEIMsIkEki
| ianl6d Union Block
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N,OT,.lC,,!-EJ,;.,..

NVIAGk
hereby given that in conformity 70 chapter ~
Of the Code of Iowa, approved 9th February. 1851
~ authorize corporations for pecuniaTv profit,
company has been formed under the name # the
"h goKrK GAS LiGHr Asn CoEE CoArAsY"
It's principal place Of transaetng business is the
city of heokuk, Lee County and State Of Iowa.
The general nature Of the business be trans
is the erection purchase and maintenance oi
works n adjaeent TO- the city Of keokuk for the
manufacture and sale OF Gas Coke, Tar dc, aud The
mining and sale Of coal.
The capital stock If the corporation Is One Ii I'm
dred Thousand Dollars, (which may at any tune he
increased by such may BE- necessary to
complsh the objects OF the 10 bc paid in such
manner and al such times As the directors may pre-
scribe.
The said corporation organized on the 10th day
Of Dccr Der A. ID. 1855, ana will continue for the
term Of twenty years renewable from time to time
for erieds Of twenty years each, according to tbs
statute aforesaid.
The officers of the company consist OF a board Of
three directors, (which may any time be increased
to any number moi Needing nne who be elect
ed annually, ON the third ednesday of January. A
Pros idtnt Treasurer, Secretary, and such subordi
nate officers agents, and servants, the board may
FROM time to time appoint.
The highest amount IF Indebtedness or liability &c
which the corporation is at any time II subject
itself, is not exceed two-thirds VI its capital
stock.
empt from the payment Of the corporate debts.
The following named persons constitute the frsi
board Of
DIRECTORS.
William Herrick Edward HI bourne
Charles B Foote
EDWARD kILBnURNE Pres.
j. DAVIS, sec.
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CO Gov. Bigler was elected to the [. S.
Senate fror, Pennsylvania, on Monday last.
Hereceiyed eighty-two votes; balance scat
tering.
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Com mission Notice,

Commission Notice.
HAVE In store the following articles, which, IL
not called for within 30 days viii be sold 10 pay
charges. j. H. CoPELIN,
No. 81 Corner Blondeau and Levae
Samuel Neger, : boxes.
John j. Hananalt. IDdanosa u pckgs scythes
cradles aud hoes, etc.
Mr.. Harsh, Nauyoo, lot wagon stuff.
j Brown. keokuk, large box, $50 lbs.
| d. Perkins, heokuk slab iron, bars ircn,
pekgs sundries
| Frederick Somerschild, or Miss Dora Bozi, Spring
Grove near Garden GROVE, Decatur county, Iowa,
| ksg wine, 5 pckgs ii Ii goods, Piano.
hinsell d Smoker, heokuk, 3 bundles sheet iron,
apes do
Isaae Megus, keoknk, l box.
:. Hendershut, keokpk, l chest
Vim BALDWIN, keokuk, l box
r. A. Boyer keokuk, 4 boxes clocks 3 az vst,h,s
x. A. l-atta heokuk boxes mda
IL T. GoodIich, keoa uk, set harness
John Bcrland, Polk City, Iowa box ! cbess
thompson, running gear Of two horse wagon
Henurlek olliespe, Quincy, Town, bundle mill
SAWS.
james Harpsr, thrcsfing machine, horse power.
etc. etc,
II. Poison, Wheeling, Iowa, straw cutters. lot
plumber.
II. Beamer boxes dry fruit, sack do
J b. Williams ) boxes, bedste ads.
Samuel H. Ghei, box fruit
Adam keck, mark Ell j K Copelin, box
] q, Porter, buggy.
J. " schoely, hcokuk, u boxes bundles bed
steads.
]. H. Mcfarland, Keok ak, bbls dry fruit.
z Hubert, bale hops.
{. Bolin, pair platform scales.
No mark, carriage springs,
barrel and box.
Deembe. "A, 1855. dtjan26
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COMSTOCK Il BROS,
STOVES
Timers Stock.

5000 he. oval aud round Coz per Eotioms from "
10 inches.
1000 bdls. Sheet Iron from No. i6 TO IL.
1000 packages Plymouth kystss iron and TN q,
from ! on. TO IL lbs.
400 box, Tin plate.
200 bundles Irol wire from No. & 70 No. Is.
90 grcss Tea kettle breasts aud eoE srsfrofn Oh 70
ia inchesI
so gross Pressed tin bottoms from 9 toa inch.
40 do DO scoliored and plain dinner plates
SD DO Stove ornaments assorted.
go do Oval Tea pot Breast and Covers.
1865 do Assorted tin u eara.
go d. Iron ten kettle ears.
rs do do do do bus.
100 do Pressed tin pot covers.
40 do of No. l. 2, and peutsr knobs.
100 feet Brass Wire Cloth
Bent Spouts, assorted siEes
peFf1ratedtiu III sheetg
Copper Rivets and Burs
Bucket Handlea;
MaIiets expressly for timer uss
Stove Blackingin papers or by the keg.
CONS tOCh i PR0TnERS.
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I HARDWARE and Cutlery.
FALL TRADE.
- ". i II. TUCKER, Importers and Whslesal
-. dealers, in receiptof much he largest stoc
which they have yet ever disp aged to the mel
chants Of Iowa, Missouri and Tllno u, to which the
ask attention, md guaranty to be St Louis prices
/ sept. !, ls55.--dAw
I A MES sHoNEI-s--A large ST. ,ck TO arrive 70
/ Il sale low by 5. ". 4 IL. TUCKER
+ w ASKING MACHINEs.-rh celebrated Float
4 w ing hnuckels Washing MAJ hine, for sale by
5. ". H. TUCKER.
j 1H0f nTNS,~-A lot of doubled arrcled shot guns
W 4H. TUCKER
! SIRcILAR sAWs.-Ail sizes Of the St. Loui
/ y Circular Saws, warranted by
!. ". 4 II. TUCKER.
NTANDREIs, for Circular Saws, for sale BY
Nl $, ". IL. TUCKER.
| nH0yELs AFD ToNGs.-The differert qualities
= IRON ''''' ana sues " v. '' H. i, TUCKER.
DICKS AND MATTOCKs.--A supply Of Germas
i steel and cast steel pointed picks and Mattocks
also, stone picks and sledges, for sale by
S. W ii. TUCKER.
GRAIN SCOOPS Iron and steel. For sale low
NJ by 5. W. 4 II. TUCKER.
4 xEs AXES Hunt IS Collins simmons Lip
~ pincott's, Whites and Wilson axes. large
stock for sale low by s. W. d II. TUCKER.
DLATFORM Scales from 70oibs and upwards, Of
1 Fairbank ipattern, with and without levers. for
sale by s. w. H. TUCKER
u. q. Bernard T. Go.
11AyE taken the old stand Of L. II Turner, for
/ merly j {. Irimble) No. 30, Min street oppo-
site kilbourne' new buildings, where they oder for
sale Us cheap as the chea pest general Of
shoe, saddle and Harness Leather,
Enamelled and Patent Leather, Enamelled Cloth,
Trunks, Carpet Bags, Fly-Nets, Whips and Whip
Lashes
Also general assortment Of
SADDLEKY HARDWARE,
Saddery Hardware, we'll selected in the Eastern
ket and for sale at ST. Louis prices.
They have hand and constantly manu-
featuring of the best materials Saddles, Brides and
Harness of every descrp tion
The above articles will be sold Mt Wholesale or re-
tail uniform prices.
Those wanting any hing In our line will do well
to call and examine our stock before buying We
intend to give ali, the worth Of their money.
The highest price will be paid III ash for Hides.
j. @. BERNARD i co.
Keokuk 20, sept '55.-ddw
Tor safe.
G0IIH HALF Of the nor easi quarter Of section
- II in township 81, Ndrtn Of Range ~ West, IN
Aplanoose county, lo@a, well watered Apply %
LLolD d. simpson.
Over Post Office, keokuk. oct. 10 DIFF
HoIyday Presents.
T you Want to make your friends presents that are
i useful rs well rs ornamental call at Carey
kilbourne i, hibourne's Buck. dee25d
GOOD assortment i supporters and trusses, for
( \ sale by ). HElMSTREET.
janl6d Union Block.
LIVE HUNDRED bbs winter apples for sAleat
/ deel4 HUSTON, HAWKINS ) AUsToNs-
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THARc0AL Heater sad irons, great saving in
~ fuel worthy the attention Of every housewife.
at CADl, JONES l. PECkts.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-01-25

BUILDERS hardware. locks iatches, bOlls, loose
- and fast butte, screws, &c. full Assessment
and latest styles at CADY, JONES PECk'S.
iaUad
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DLANk Books.--A superior article Of paper just
ID received, out of which prepared to make
nil kinds Of Blank Books, Ledgers, Journals, Cash,
bill books, DC. J. III. WESTCOTT.
novl ITO Main st.
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/ (sREESFiELD Tool CO. panes, a superior arti-
+ " Gle. al the sign Of the BIG ANVIL.
ansE a
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j. H. WESTCOTT.
DOCK BINDER, Stationer and Blank Book Man
ID ufactarers, No. 10 Main Street, tup stairs.)
nov.
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.
INVADE Butchers genuine raEors, also supe-
w rier article Of straps al the sign Of the
jan5d BIG ANVIL.
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Lumber! Lumber.!


wanted by the Subscriber.
YTEN THOUSAND BUSHELS White Corn deliv-
i cred at his mill corner Of 18th and Lain ST.,
for which the highest price in cash will be paid
dec 2dGwtf HAWKINS TAYLOR.
Corn Meal! Corn Meal!
+ NORM Meal and chopped feed for sale at all times
~ at the mill corner of 18th and Main street.
Also ground for customers at the lowest rates
Also the highest price paid for logs delivered at
the Fast Saw Mill, two miles above town.
daily Post copyl janli dw
TWENTY-FIVE boxes No. lemons for sale at
| i decl4 HUSTON, HAWKINS HUSTON's.
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n oh uk Lyceuu I'M.

Those wishing this kind Of work will save money
by sending their orders to the office Of the Gate City
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The subscribers, preprie-
tors Of the Empire Stove
W orks. 81. Louis. beg
leave TO inform stove
Dealers in Iowa that they
have established a branch
of their house in h eokuk /,
where they will keep con :
stantly on hand n large
and well assorted stock
OF
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u AKbEk's Shears, gents pocket scissdrr ladies
- scissors, shears and trmmers, American manu-.
factnre, and warranted, 1T
ian5d CADY JONES Il PECK
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-02-06

REPAIRED.--The locomotive Steube nville
has been thoroughly repaired, and took out
the train this morning. She is said to be
as good as new in all respects. The paint
ing was done by our young friend Davidson
Filson, and is.the admiration Of all who have
seen it.. The Steubenville having been got
ready for service is an addition to the mo
tive power Of The road, which will enable
the company ID clear up the heavy amount
Of freight which has been accumulating at
the various stations on The road. - [Steu.
Union, l nis
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T1yABlsllS Cedar Penails, the best in use for sol
EF cheap by nov % 1853 BEALL
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JUbIAH SUIT = - : = 11'I"1 De" ~
COFT' q 4. E7'H M ON,

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLORS AT LAW
NM ILL practicein Harrison Il adjoining counties
wv Particular attention given to the settIemen
of estates sales Of land by Executors and Admin
lstraors, and partition, examination OF titles nc
Deeds, Mortgages and lall other written instru
ments neatly and correctly prepared
Fl Or 0lice opposite the Court House, where cne
tthe firm will be at all times prepared to attend to
any bushes kEequired. AZ sep 5-tfl
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AZ y witty doctor sarslthat titIit iseiae
Is Z pubic lIenetis. As il kllis Off ihs faels6
girls. and leaves Gle wise ones ii etow Is
be women, ~
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III. PHILLIPS & SON.

NTANUFAC'PURERS of boots and shoes, and
lfl dealers in Trunks and travelling sacks, Mo-
rocco kid-skns lining and binding do. Peggs
Nails thread and shoe-findings generally keep con
tantly for sale an assortment of the above articles,
al their old stand opposite the Public Offices.
JsCadiz. 0.,lAprilll 1855,
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A. JUL. SCKRETBEh.

(. Mi ..tMoOREFlELD, HARRISON COUNTY o..
nEALr.4 ia q! !!,,..ids Of by Goods, Groceries
IL &C., which he sells cheap for Cash, or goo !
,eda. June 9, 1852.