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Ulccratins Tuners, Scald Head,
III Diseased Ewes,

DISEASED SKIN, hot, dry, rough and eruptivs,
eo,d pale, pasty, or elanmy and sweating
DROPSICAL ErFU>I0Ns, oersioplnG din.
frequent fatigue.
RICKETs cea sonened and distorted ecodnisa q
the Bsnes, spinal AncetIsns Waite
.U Swellingst
Derangsd conduoa ofths Digestive osgass, eee.s
iouinx iess Of % rspspsss and fSysgutsr ePpeftsj
severe and prsrsctsd cosvsnsss - Chronic p'Arsss
Diseased Luags. which had involved NE ssr
citation and othu symptoms % W
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Bulbous Flowering Roots,


Bulbous Towering Roots,
For Spring and Autumn planting sash Nc AmaryI his,
Glailolas, iIyaenths, Tulips, Crown, lmpefials, LII
les, &c.
AMERICAN SEEDS.
Collections Of seeds Of American Forest Trees
and shrubs, and OF rare and beautifui American
Pants, win be supplied suitable 10 send to Europe
and other counties.
GARDEN SEEDS.
Carrots, Bssts. English Tumip~, csbbases, Cueum-
bsp, Psrsnips, Ruta Baga, Mangsi wortlsl. Onions,
&c.
Long o,.nss Carrot. tns., g, Geld satur) :Ip!Ih.
I%p mp, y. n as1. I,s, si; .i Am'fea"o
Por s,i. att q. Desrins. sad the Union store,
sAeo, Eiias Iisrmons aud Could 4 Na.on's Store,
Biddsfoid, ai,o, At the nurssry, b.
DANIEL MAH0NY, Praetie1l Gardener.
AL kinds OF garden work done by weItransd hands.
The proprietor Of the Commercial Nursery befs
leave state that the grounds appropriated 10 this
establishment have been eareiully prepared BY him.
self for the nursery business, and that the stock has
been selected from the most approved varieties, aud
all the practical STATIONS have been performed BY
himself, or under his own eye, with n view 10 win
for his botanical establishment fret rate reputation
for accuracy,
The fruit and ornamental trees, Towering shrubs,
rose vines aud cTeepefs, are Of rare aud valuable
varieties, and are In good condition for transplant
Ing.
the public that he las had nearly thirty years. sIper
enee In his voeaiion both In Europe aud this county,
aud that his honiculturaul knowledge Is the result
Df close application 10 his profession during the
Whole Of that period, consequently the public may
feel assured that all orders inlsied TO him will DO
and promptly executed.
saco, March 10Th, 1850. ii
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For all kinds of Gloves and Mitts,
Shirts, Bosoms, Collars, Stocks,
scarfs, Cravats, Hosiery, &C., =
r. L. BOWERS q GO.
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AMERICAN SEEDS.

For spring and Autumn plan ting. sneh No Amaryi
Glailolas, Hyaelnths, Tulips, Crown, lmpehals, L
les, &c.
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NV YORK KLEcrIoSs.-The local elections
which have just taken place in New York,
do not indicate that the nomination OF Fill
more is to hayea very enliyening effect upon
tho brethren.
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VIZ. BALLET. Y. D, ssss ~
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The P,sstutsrian 20. b. says:-"Tb,

The Prsstytsrian 20. ~ says:-"There
is one fact TO which we desire to call the at-
lention of all our readers who love our
Church, and pray for it's enlargement-be-
tween one-fourth and one-ffth Of all our
Churches are reported vacant"
We find recorded daily in our exchanges
large number of deaths among children,
from their clothes taking FIRE. Parents can
not be too cautious in this respect
Rev. Ephraim Peabody, ID. D., minister
Of Kings Chapel, Boston, died in that city
on the 29th inst, in the 49th year of his age
In New York about midnight on Saturday
night, the police found five burglars con-
cesled in the store Of Seldom d. Hurd. i'm.
porters of silk goods. They had already
taken and put up silk goods enough to fill
elk large bags, and worth at least twenty
thousand dollars, when they were heard by
the inhabitants of an adjoining building,
who gave the alarm to the policemen.
They had entered the store from the roof
They are now IN the Toombs awaiting their
trial.
The Unitsriahs Of Keokuk have lust com
plsted and dedicated church which cos,
with the grounds about $4,000. Rev. J.
Whitney Is pastor
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Isva ltsus ,

leWA Items,
The DsWMs Clsaisssaa. says thataAAAt
town contains one thousand Inhabitants and
thu, an effort 10 being made ~ them to pro-
cure city charter.
We have the sams authority for the fol-
lowing:--''Several Of our lsw.abiding c'tl-
fens armed with search warrant, several
clubs and q revolver made . descent the
other Gay, upon whiskey doggery in town
seized the 'hydra-hsaded monster, rolled II
into the street, and the exasperstsd owner,
seized an axe and dashed it into his own
barrel, letting the contents Rood the street
A convict named Sharp. sentenced to the
Psnitsntisry At Fort Madison, Iowa, for
murder. from Dubuque, Escaped on the als'
ult. A reward Of $50 is offered for his ap-
prehension.
The Burlington Hs,okeye of the Lot inst.'
says that Geo. Johnson, who drives Clty
Express was severely injured Saturday
morning. As he was driving on to the fer
nv boat, on the other aide of the river, he
fell forward from a load Of boxes, and the
wheels Of the wagon passed over HE breast.
He was severely, and we fear, fatally in
jursd.
The same authority says that the mer-
chants and business men Of that city arc
complaining bitterly OF the dullness OF trade
for week or two past. In consequence Of
the bad weather and bad going but few from
the country venture away from home, and
hence this dullness.
The Anamosa Zones COZ Eurshs warns
ito readers to beware of wolves. II says
that in Monticello tow nship, a Mrs. Smith
aud her children. while gathering wood
were closely pursued by pack OF wolves
and barely escaped to the house. After the
door was closed the wolves dug at the en-
bankment Of the house but accomplished
nothing. A boy was attacked BY vol
| but kept him at bay with bride until m'
father came to his assistance. young
| man on horseback was chased by pack oil
about so wolves. Numerous sheep have
been killed. by the wolves, which exhibit un'
| usual boldness and ferocity.
A elsndsr suit--Cipold vs. Jackson--wa'
decided in the District Court for Dennoines
county, few days ago. The defendant
was charged with having said that the plain
tiff stole his wood. hay and oats. The jury
b,ough, in verdict for tho plaintif-dam-
ages fue cans.
James Hartley, a cigar makerin keokuk
left his II ONE in fit of mental arrangement
on Wednesday. the 18th ut., and was found
dead the following Saturday in brush heap
near the city. having doubtless persisted from
cold and hunger.
"The Nonpareil," is tho title of a new
weekly paper just started in Dubuque. The
enterprising genius who starts it could have
made more paying inyestmen, in that pro-
grsssive city, but we wish it every success.
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new advertisements
Double Little Giant |!


THE LITTLE GIANT CORN AND COB MILL Is a
! simple and portable machine formed on the CsHes
Mill prncp entirely Of csst Iron for farm aud plan
.sieh u II does a. she rate 81 Fen 90 Thirsy
Bushels Fer hour, according TO the size OF the
Mill An Improvement has been affected In its model
thu present season, which consists In adding another
Cone and set Of Crushers togs Their with improved
bridge Tree, and in substituting BOX Platform in
place Of the oid i.ss msaas Of ~ o. which the specs
ed corn into homisy ssd fine meal for iamily
BY reversing the mstion- oth-r words by running
1t backwards fifteen quarts Of meal to the bush
81 obtained, and The balance 10 superior hommOny
or good for feeding.
There has been growing regard among farmers du-
the last coupl" Of years for and cob meal for
stock science and practice have repeatedly proven that
animals fed upon IL healthier, fattsn FASTER and
qaire twenty i've cent less in amount OF food than
when fed on ungraund corn.
When VIC consider how many advantages the Little
Giant Combines certainly safe in saying that
iarm plantation is complete without an npiemen
which practically renders every man his miller, for
u ovAinR one Of these can grind his with
less trouble than haul to mill, and toll besides
As instance VI the favor with which IL regarded
mention that contest which on IN Cineiun.
H. ohio. the $50 OF February 1885, sett OF silver
Plate worth
Two Hundred and Fifty Dollars
awarded Aessrs. Scott Hedges Msnnfact Of
tue Little Giant. They will last for years, without
WEARING out and the Propretors yet to learn that
has been rendered useless by aetaal service
Seven Thousand
in use in the West, while their simplicity is
such that any body put up and set in notion
and when adjusted, aboy Of twelve years is competent
4, prOpelit.
Every Is fully guaranteed, and furnished ready
r attaching team rspuiring no extra power than what
accom- panies each Mill
Price In st Louis.
ne. q $40 90; will grind from 10 10 bushels Def
iunr, with one horse.
No 3, s5o,oe; win grind from IS to 20 bushsl. per
l1ur, with two horses.
No. T. 10000; will grind from 20 to 80 bushel, per
iour, will three horses.
minutes time 10 single Mill, requiring but half the
power. NJ. DALZELL Jk. d CO..
Corner Of Second and Perry SITS
Davenport, Dec 'w6m
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Collisions ON RAILEoADs REHpEErI

COLLISIONS ON RArLkoADs REHpERED
HknLEss-A Polish emigrsnt, residing in
u kshington City. has lately obtsined psi'
ent for an invention which bids fair to
strike at the very root Of the irightful disss
tiers nov 90 frequent on railroads. The in
ven,ion consists in connecting to the front
and rear OF railroad trains q series Of rigid
and Welding shields in such way that. in
case Of q collision, momentum impaired 10
the first shield passes successfully from one
shield TO the other in an amount Of time
sufficiently long for The said momentum to
be spent before il reaches the train itself,
The apparatus is easily constructed and VIII
make all kinds Of bumpers, cow-catehers,
aud the like, superfuous.
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A shark was recently captured al New
Orleans, measuring seventeen feet eleven
inches Ia length. and nine iesi in eircum-
ference. He had seven rows oftseth, three
OF the rows being almost hidden in the up
per gums. His liver exactly filled up a beet
barrel. in his pannch was found the body
Of a mali in half deconpossd state. 30
far as could be Judged, the corpse WAS that
Of. we'll dressed man Of medium size--shirt
white ~i.h pearl bs.toas coarse sin under
sA,rt, cotton soeks, and shoes nssrly new
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CITY PROPERTY

Va 0Vx ANIL,
s04-Lot3 block los, on Brady street. ssos.
3i2--Part of lot o block 81, a0slOo Tea, nj, g..
near Brady street, with afrarno dwelling house
si3-Wes half OF lot block CT with = ,,.mu
ling house, on Railroad east OF Rock Island strae
$50 per foot. '"eeS
800 house and 10. in last Davenport. e,.,,l.,
lot block house OF six rosms, good ceihp Si o'
tern, wood shed, &c; price $500.
3ai--A house with u acre Of ground In thu ,o,o,
| ernpart of the cttyi $1,000. sH'
32s--Lo, block Is, south east corner a, ,,,
western Avenue, one OF the hands ss, lois Tor
private resideneain the city.
3.9--Lot7 block } and - and 20 block /. Pu,.oo,.
| addition, near the Female College. 'N''o"'
| No. 3a2-Lot No. In block So on 5ti, s,,a.
east Of Perry, upon VIII CHI Is erected u two 80
house, story frame house, carpenter sh,r s
stable brings in rent Of saiS per snnum viii BE- sols
No ssa--A one story brick house Of lot 2sx2oO o.
land a fine view Of the river from this place = e
sso--Lt.I and block rs. near the Railroad a,o,,
sa-A frame house with good back huildn,.or
| the corner of sixth street; lot 9pxl00 feet.
Si-Also u,siot adjoining % The south, oatins ca
a.,,A house and lot on Sixth street west d ala.a
| street lot 2sxito. t''
STA Let Main street. be log this purth ,vs., M
ner OF Goidsmiihs addition IS laxss. -
s,8-A house and lot betweoeh Brady aud Main st.
| with hne view Of the river
ssl-Part Of lot block s. Forest Dillon. addition
price isoo
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RENwIcK & SON.

PERFUMED BkEATH.-What lady gentleman
would remain under the curse 81 dsagresabic breath
when by using the BALM OF THOUSAND FLOWERS"
dsntrce would not only render II sweet but leave the
teeth white alabastsrf Many persons do not know
their braath bad and the subject delicate their
friends will mention ii. Pour single drop Of
Balm your tooth brush and wash the teeth night
and morning nifty cent bottle will last year.
A BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION may easily BE- &C,
luired by using the ''BAIs or fHousAsp FLosnss-
IL will tan, pmplcs and freckles from the skin
leaving IL Of snft and hue. Wet towel, pour
on two or three drops and wash the face night aud
morning.
SHAVING MADE EASI.-Wet your shaving brush
in either cold pour t'rs- dros
Of @BAzS THOUSAND FLowEss," rub the beard well
and IL will make beautiful son lather much faeilita
ting the operation Of shaving Price only MY eeBts
Beware fceunterfits None genuine uniess signed by
W. p. FEfKIDGE Il CO., @a
sep 25d6m Frank lin Square, New York
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Fair and Festival.

undsr this hea d iinitcdnuYd fofspectafnotice
will be Inserted al 10 cents por tine each insosu"h
or so els, DER week.
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WALL PAPER!
T IN Til o us a n d r O IL 8!
JUST RECEIVED AT
NO. y, LECLAIRE ROW,

Fresh Lot Of PICTURES from Goupns
GOLD FENJ8.
From, Msrtons, Bssv's Warrens,, Dawson. l. uvd.,.
ALSO ~
Lnbi1's Perfnnery, Jceky Club, dc, 1ogethe or with
n. me new Books oftbe season, among which are
hihe, Axe and Saddle Bags, MiIlmon, In
Png,i.h !rro, 80 Insle oVcfeoms, l,25
To,eb,ia,. a. a., i.nnison, 100
Violet =, ,s' G, nI.neh .he woods hieott l.25
Dr, K,ns,s A,c,ic d .hs crown, helntosh I26
a. p".a'Ai tos, $50
Fancy Goods for the Holidays.
fresh lot Asnuais for 1867 toysthsr with Pear,
eassa poftmonsss PapIer Maehs Boxes hectieuIs. 20
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SMUGGLING MILK IN THE "ORIGrsAL
PACKAGES 1T is said that Secretary Guth
RE, in his reciprocity tariff with Canada,
made the duty on milk SO high, that the
farmers on the royal borders, instead OF
milking their cows al home, and sending
their milk in cans into the States find ii
more economical to drive their cows over,
milk them on the American side, and then
drive them back again. They commute for
the toll over the bridge for a very moderate
consideration. Sharp practice that.
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TAME FIsH.-A correspondent OF an Eng
lish paper furnishes the following state
lnents in reply to the query, "can fish be
tamed!''
gentleman in Norfolk, a few years ago.
had SO far tanned pike, that he would come
up for dead mouse or bird which the gen.
tleman held up over the water, and seize il
consciously.
had in my aquarium for some months q
| diminutiye perch, not much more than al
seh in length who soon learned to rise TO
worm, and take il from my fingers without
| The least hesitation. My little pet, however,
unluckily insisted on deyouring worms lar
ger than himself, and at last fell victim to
MS own yorscify
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substantiAls al the table. Mr.. Tucker, the
issdiosd, ssnwsss'y xsowas nd popular. He
will attend in person to the comfort Of Dav-
export guests. The hotels OF the city are
pretty well filed al this time, while a good
many private houses are taking boardsrs
during the session. am piliug in letters
on you, or on the mail here, but there has
been no arrival of cars for two days. You
can publish letters one day or BY the cord
a. you please, or as you may think readers
have the philosophy to bear them.
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GIFT, FOR Tine HOLIDAYS!


GIFTS FOR Tine HOLlDAlISS! :.
M s !;.s1s +, ne Holiday Il ~
a, The House Farnishing Warsresms, s'sn " '"0
Big Tea Kettle.
FTSA6LE AND TIFkv; "a. ,s ss.s5s
j mont can be found ~ the hoase '"'"
Wareros.ns, ssgn OF ths Dig lea Assuo. -.,-.
sISEA TcAi.ES OF didsrent Sizes for sale o. n sne
House furnishing Warorooms' sign Oh 'a' ''e
Tea Kettle.
ANTkRNs In great variety Mt the House Fur
l. niaAug Marrroom.s. sign q tho blx Tea Ao.ne.
= TKF 1 ADnKRs, AS, o, I aud staps, for sAia q
cthe House Farntshihg Warercoms' sign Dis 10"
Kettle. -
Jaw BUCkS, AXIS aud WOOD SAWS for sale
Sat tho House Furnishing Wai,rooms, sSn n'e
Tsa Kcstie. ----v,-----------r
ZION, Br ASS and PLAYED wARk and HAIR
lSklvEs for sale a the Hease Furn'sn'ns WI"
rooms, sign lIig Il Kettle. ----.------.--
SKoCERS TEA CANS for saio q ths House Fur
NJnishing Warerooms, sign Big Tea nesno. --
.YTAIR RODS, a good assortment at Me House
SFurnishing Wsrerooms, sign Big Tea AeMle
rI;HERMOMETERs In great variety for sale II
L the House Furnishing Warerooms, sign Dig ies
NruRsk CANS of dti5erent patterns for sale Al
IN the House Furnishing warerooms, sign OF ms
Big Tea Kettle.
1,AkE TURNER'S, for sais at the House Furnish.
ljlng Mare rooms, sign Big Tea Nellie
n
1Furnshing Warcrooms, sign Big lea Kettle.
MORN Pepper for sale at the House furnish
4 ing warerooms, sign Of Big Tes Kettle, -
Persons Just c mmencing Housekeeping
xxrlLL bear In mind that they can Had every ar
Wilcle Of Kitchen Furnishing Goods attas
House Furnishing Warsreoms Of
SMITH 4 RE N I N q On.
Second st sign Of The Bg Tea hsi!ls: G"Sas 10
Ivered In any part OF the city Hee Oh oAPeose
NOTICE 10 YOUNG NxN.
,.,HR cold weather rendering II Impossible TO com
pletc The new rooms designed for the use OF
Rarr's Commercial College, me course W., 90 ,rS
Post ONCE Building, on Monday, Decemoer otn'
dec6diw -----
IOWA HAID BOOK
for 1861
WITH new and correct MaP.by N u. P. q I.
w Author Of "io~assh MIS-" &c. ivoi. u m'
price 75c.
MINNESOTA HAND BOOK
FOR 1861!
with new and accurate Map, by N u; Parker
LADIES GAZETTE OF FASHION s
For December, Price ~ cp'
Az no 81 Brady ST., near The Post once s
la mo 9Th II ELL ADaM.
,iuE third story over Hiddieson b Lyons CROKER!
s,sr% "a st. between Brady , lTs fss n2SoN
N e w q o o d 8
-. ". Mir. 4 Tzv
Geuts' Furnishing store.
A FULL assortment OF everything IN the line
N viz: Gloves, CRAY ats, Ties sczrfs, Stocks, Sas
pen ders, Robes, Underwear, Shirts. Collars Hos
aud malt Hose, Ladies' Vests and Hose, Children
Stockings, Mitts, Logging, NC, 40.
Shirts OF superior qianty and make, wAr,an"o
n AT sep ~
I r1CAsEs Hsmden Green,
1 Is T. Wade & Sons Hibernis dreen,
:. - Chrome
:. Paris GrsCn,
:. American yermiilion,
S :. Burnt TIMBER,
BRADLEY BRoCkETT,
soyl9 No. l0,Oo0, brady st corner sth.
LlANEESE CLO1HSm
The particular attention Of all in wsntef
CHEAP AND WARM FABRICS AND pRxss
sTUFFs,
To full assortment Of Lyoneese Cloths, remarkably
cheap tfrom Auetiont
For Sale at
SMITHS VARIETY STORE.
Deco DAVENPORT,
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For Sale.

e.eeiekt stand Tor Tavern ON the Dubuqae
road, lew rods north of the corpoyat, limit OF
cavehpou together with Nine AGfes o.
ANA, lhfeo (which Is uader cultivation and sur.
.ouhhea nS good fence, with running water on IL,
the improvements are u two story Brick House, ~
ise, square, with good dry cellar, IB,ge stable
anu never hliing well OF water; the buildings arc
just such place as IL needed Tor the acoonmoda-
tion OF isrmss, travellers aud drovefs, For III. d
ther particulars epquise Of ta& t1'ssle'-attf 2
a., NICHOLS, lsBkIL h CO. &
oe'i f Land ASsnt'
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Young Mems Literary Association
Second Annual Conrse of Lectures

Young Mems Literary Association.
Second Annual Conrse of Lectures.
Z at the OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES on
Tuesday Evening Dec 9th, by
WEN DELL PHILLIPS, Of Bostop.
suijsct-1'Thc Lost Art2,v
Doors open at 6o'ciOck; Lecture to commence at 7
o'clock.
Tick cts sdmitting GentIsman and Lady, 900
Zach additional Lady, "a a.
Tickets to one Lecture, sd
To be hvd At the Book Stores. WIN HALL,
des5-2t Chairman
HORSE and BUGGY.
nNE Horse and Buggies for sale ve,y low
~ dee6-dtf JACOB NJ. ELBkiDGE
Notice.
THE subscribers have this day red into co.
/ partnership the Merchant Tailoring bushes.
dnder the name OF A. CASTEEL Il Co. asd viii
carry the business at the old stand, where ma
be found a fresh assortment Of
New and SeasOnabie Goods,
fOi Gentlem EMS car, and made up o order In the
latest styles. We have on hand large assortment
~ the besl made Furnishing GOODS, co nsisling of
all vsristies OF
SD rts, Undershirts, Drawers Stock Ties, era =
watts, Gloves, Nitts, Socks, suspsnders,
Braces and every thing In this line, for sale at low
mark. Give q call.
A. CAsrEEL,
GEO LATIMkR
Davenport, Oct IS, SO nov eff
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For Sale--A new brick house with ten rooms,
cos sets, Sc, wood house. large eistern, good well :
Warmed wi III hot air furnace tConsenisnt 70 town.
Fine view ofriver aud cities Furnished In pnrt--
Long time given aPossssAioa On drst may.
Enquire OF WM. MoRKHouSR,
does att Ciose 90.
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Notice

NOTICE
Wa have two handsome new Buggies and fine
Two Horse Carriage, which will be sold cheap for
cash II pped for soon. Can DO at the resi-
dence of James Rensiek, cor 4th and Ripley sts,
opposite the Court House
Sept diff RENNICk g. SON.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-12-08

cnions. large lot Of superior Onions, In
gunnies, for sale by IMPLY &aMooRE,
cor. 9Th \ Iowa s,s. opp. Penns,lv House.
dec3-d4ts