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Rt ELLINGTON
Permanently tpf8tFH sEfNff ~ AMIN ara tfao Sc
BefiH9toH foird.
4 branch OF the Uercantite College
OF Pa. incorporated by the Legs~in-
charter.

L. II ptLuoer. pgate-ssr u Book keeping and
Commercial sciences.
T. s Dun, an, the best oG-hand penmau N the
West Professor Of Business AID Ornamental Pen
manship.
c. Br>J DARWIN membor of the Burlington bar
Professor Il Mercantile Law
The course u training ID THIS Institution cemprl.
ses SIX different. methods II keeping Books, rs dou-
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divduai partnership Retail, Wholesalo, SUI 1png,
Importing. EXFarttu tonm on, Exchange, panh
ing Manufacturing AID Compound, Company basi-
noss About three hundred Commercial tonputa-
tons explaining macy business operations no' found
in common Arithmetic, = comprehensive epE4ss 81
Business peumanship, Business Forms aud business
letters Daity Lectares Commercial Law and
Commercial Science. An elegant diploma, under
the seal of the State Coege Of Pennsy wanna 'gned
hy the Faculty. granted 70 those who pass @ai--
Factory examination. This instrument viii be found
pass port 30 the confluence of every business nus
IN ans seer ION Of ;hc mon. Du1is Book Keeping,
Harptr's edition, prize dollar and fifty SCENTS,
the most perfect and conpr hen>iNe IN the II Siifh
language Daft Western steamers account. PER
fece system FL such accounts, dollar. ~ l. lad
at Cars's Book store. Ri ST. Send fora ircu-
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mail. n9fZl
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Totn eitixens OF eokuk.

HAVING interested wit us the Messrs. Seoields
| in the Gas Fitting Business, would assure
the public that all orders given 20 them viii be
ecuted III a neat and workman-lke manner, and
that they rely upon the work done by them gas
being Of the very best material.
AS il Will be but short time before the gas will
be introduced, would recommend to those dcsi-
rous Of lighting up at the time II the completion of
The works that they give immediate orders for pipe,
fixtures, &c, otherwise, many would be delayed be-
yond chat time, it would be impossible 10 supply
all applica' 1ns upon short notice.
july g ls55-d c. lfERRTCK & co.
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keokuk Book Binde1y.
VINO OFFicE. Jan II 1856

AND BLANK BOOK MANIFAIIORY.
DLANk Books made and ruled to any required
ID pattern Court Records, justices Docketr, As
SCISSORS Books, Poll Books, &c, &C., furnished at
short notice.
Old Books, Magazines, Music, &c, bound re-
bound in any style desired.
Va. My Bindery will be found on Second Street,
next door 90 the Athen8um sign of the Big Book.
Jan. 2B. ls54.-ddw ISAAC NJ PIERCE
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Lumber Lunloeyi !!

VSHE subscriber has bought the Fast Saw Mill"
L two miles above the city, ana II pre percd %
furnish all binds Of lumber except Pine ~ the
shortest nuttc., at from - to s. 90 per 100 feet.
IL IL also carrying on the Plow and Wagon facto-
rs on the eornerof 18th and Main street, wb re he
il pr sred % drnish wa CONS and PioWs vi 40 best
NHish ana quality, n wholesale retail leaper
Il an similar article can he he'd la southern Iowa.
der1 2a2wtf HAWKINS sAA l-oK.
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(tAREY d kILBoJRNE have removed 70 their
y new tore n h!ibournes BiocG They have
spared pning or expense in fitting up their store
and haze complete stoeis Of Looking Glasses, Chi
ma, Ass and crockery, which they arc selling at
small profits 10 the city trade for cash.
decg5d CAREY T. kILBOURNE
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Ga. ttNtures.

FI'HE undersigned are prepared TO receive orders
L for Gt;ing up stores offices and dwelling houses,
with pipe and fixtures for gas-promptly executing
the same aud guaranteeing all their work 80 be gas
tight
All persons DESTROYS Of using gas that have not
been called upon, are requested 10 leave their I'D
dress with US, through the Post Qfice.
Orders executed ia the succession in which they
are received. Sc0FIELD & BROTHER.
JULY Sc
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70 wnorn IL way Concern.

All persons indebted TO Qr having accounts against
ne are requested to call on ME Immediately for set
tiemens. / want 70 pay ny debts, Dt,,l want money
% do it VITA Ny books m, al J. 4. Dukes Shoe
shop GB Maia street and he Is authorized receipt
for money paid my accounts.
darlfdim S.A DUKE
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Cr The Gate thinks Il he were living,
the BLACK kepnb ean party would find an al
" IN Mr.. Web ster. Does it remember "a
speech made b Wm lloyd Garrison, one Of
its leaders, ~ October last, il which he
IL reported to have said THE South makes
use Of all instrumentaiitles. She grabbed
Tor Webs ter and grubbed for Douglas
What did nc mean Did the South grab
Tor Webs ter and miss linn Can the Gate
explain Times.
In u first place Garrison did not say what
IS att ibated to him. i was Wendell Phil
bps In ihe next place We don't feel called
upf 70 defend men who oppose the Kepubii-
CT n party a. venomously D. Wendell Phillips
and the Times.
r17- K Is stated thar one hundred and df-
Y canal boats, loaded with -four and grain,
consigned 20 Louis Napoleon, are frozen IN
between schenectady and Little Falls, \. u.
&c" The British papers are beginning to
thwack away al 4 bacAerav on The subiecs q
his abuse Of rofaty.
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CONSTOCK Il BROS.
STOVES
AND
Timers stock.

5000 lbs. oval and round Copper Bottoms from TO
10 inches.
1000 bids. Sheet Iron from y o. l6 to q.
1000 packages Plymouth RiVeA, iron and tin d,
from ~. 10 ! 2 lbs.
800 boxs Tin plate.
200 bundles Iron wire from No 6 to NJ. Is.
co gross Tea kettle breasts andeoyers from 81 to
it3 INCHES
so gross Pressed tin bottoms from 10 2 inch.
40 do do scoioped and pIaim dinner plates
40 do Stove ornaments assorted.
20 Do oval Tea pot Breast and Covers.
100 do Assorted un'd cas-.
90 d. Iron tea kettle ears.
30 do d. do do bufs.
100 d. Pressed tin pot covers.
30 do Of Ne. ) 2, and peuter knobs,
100 feet Bras Ware Cloth
Bent Spouts, assorted sizes
Perforated tin sheets;
Copper kiNe,s and Burs
Bucket Handles;
Malets expressly for timers use
Stove BIackingln papers or by the keg.
CDM. I01h II BROTHERS.
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Kcmoved from Concert Hail.

1 l.. 1T. HDtGHION, Attorney and Counsellor
IL. at Law, Notary Public, Land and general col
Letting Agent Office III the Real Estate Agency and
wholesale Auction House Of Smith Van slckien,
on I'D street between Main aud johnson, keokuk
Iowa Lots Of Lots ard Farms for sale, on
BE terms oct. I'd
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Sash, Blinds and Doors.

I0N : I A \ I l. J ou
X hand at the Brick
Steam Factory. ufpr
Main, b tween siNthaad
Seventh streets, heokuk,
Iowa.
Window Blind, teifer,
and other articles as good
as any that caa be maie
by hand surpited 70 orr
der.
Particular SIZES ~
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FANCY GOODs AND TOYS.

~ OBERToP, No. ~, Main street, has ust re
". ceived Il large and complete assortn rent ol
Fancy Goods. Toys, Musical instruments, Sho Guns
Pistols, Fancy China sets, and on, which he will
sell at
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
cheap for cash Z. 0BEkIoP.
! Keokuk, Oct. 20, 1855
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SUNDRIES.

~ - ~
NlGAR Kettle from 10 40 gallons Ovens and
- Lids odd Lide Skillets and ds, assorted Cast
Iron Ten Kettles Jopaned Trunks Pudding ard
Rice Mpulis seoilopcd and plain Cake Pans Tea
Canisters square and round, as orted Lard Lamps
Tin ware and stove Pipe. House, sheet iron and eop-
per woIh done promptly, in he very best
C0MoT0Ck BROTHERS.
Eo boz. pair assorted Shoyels and Tugs for sale
~ at the Prairie State Stove Rooms
octlo CoMSI0Ch Il BROTHERS.
4 .LuE Kettles to be had a, the saie Rooms Of The
" Excelsior Stove Store,
oct 10 CoMsToCK 4 BROTHERS.
LNNAMELED Preserve Kettles at the Sale Rooms
IL Of the Prairie Premium Stovea
oct 10 COMST0CK i BROTHERS.
( 7JAL ilods at the Sale Rooms Of the Cottage
" Franklin Coal Stove.
oetlo c0MsToCK s BROTHERS.
I0OQ LBS. OF Baled Brass Kettles for sale low
OOO at sale Rooms Of the Home Paror Stoves
Oct 10 C0MST0Ck BROTHERS.
4 Lars 4 assortment of Brittana ware for sale
y lower than any other hoa.e in the city the Sale
Room Of the Commercial Parlor Stoves.
oct 10 C0MST0CK h BROTHERS.
A FINE stock Of HouseKecpers goods, such as cof-
n fee mills, basting spoons, egg whips iron skim
uers skinner ladies', meat forks, table spoons hash
and steak dishes patent and box graters spice boxes
De. &C. for sale Mt the sale Rooms of the popular
Self egrlating Air Tight Stove.
ovtlO C0MST0Ck Il BROTHERS.
1 0O pAIRM Timers solder Coppers hand at
w the sale Rooms Of the Substantial Oval Box
Heating Stoves
octl6 CoMSToCK a BROTHERS.
A HEAVY supply Of Brass, Japanned and plain
n Candle Srcks at the sale Rooms of the Quincy
Cannon Coal Bun ner which offered 1tremey low by
oct 10 C0MSI0lk a BROTHERS.
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For Sale

For safe.
S0UTH HALE Of tho north as qua rter q ssotion
= Is il township 81 North " Range ~ West N
Appanoose county, Iowa, we'll watered Apply -
LLOYD u. SIMPSON.
o,ey post ,nice Keokuk pet 10 diff
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INCORPORATION NOTICE.

fNtSKpOHATfoN NOTICE.
n piilf 4 hereby given that Corporation has
= :. 81 "s"h.1 =, 'ns c'f'Ials hahe ~ "hIeh ~
TT" ST. ~ IN Pan liz lHli III fi1'e
.f ,.ea ~, ,HS IVY ~ ~ 'h'
~ slilfL ~ -, ,d " ~. -
anil 81. c4al ta,1 9grl sl,lj, ,fbr rpsi,e5. ~ ma.
b. rr.snert, ,.5r1ritJ fher.,r;,b Ti,. a,,,,,,t -
,.apital e.ts ia ulaeei al Three TT3;1.frd Thnu.4r
d2lars u paid in the Discretionary call. If the
gard 81 Director. The corporation coInmenced its
eHis'"ne' on the ~ DAY Il january a. - 500 ana
e'huhars i9F t"ehy year. suJfef y renewal ace"Fi
t'- /" ~ t." = ~ lo"" ~ - :
&C.. = = - Z ,. a.a ~ + 4, h II
~ :. ~ % 'ne !" ly 'eSt
clfeta President Secretary Treasurer and snrh o =
crr. and AGENT. ~ are n.e.ssarv The ttf,le.t
ntrountaf indebtedness which the corporatIen mas
ineuYi s 0oc 1lapatf.I Thousand d3liare Prlyat,.
Dirretars Nance.
+ II Ford r. II. Harrison
W4 I.igt,fsr A Nu.r,tt
~eutlt Ni5.r
Gr,txr cguieu..y..a-. .lst.t n 4ltar. G. u psr-y.
n q F-f am. Wafs Iea ~ paEkir In Il
},-a,,ef.
00csrs.
u. " Ford, TREASURES, l.. r. FORD. Pre- ijtrf.
jas. G. Faff3,t cle.4ry.
jau7 iwdAa IImc1 and Pos. p
sr4vrgwrApy sAvt, pgtk
r.py roaES a s,psI
ctTiN ~ tbe A,yiI Ia,,.ct-r. ma -,
- drafer4 IS Ers3rr. an1 p.s.stj, 49,
E.~a-r3~a ~
INSS@A~% sx
T. 80 80 ~; tE I1. as
,..,snet 49, its4
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~ II ht.4Nat. lo16-'s 80. .s y tes' 4F''
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%ilTIIA

rI,O the Stockholders 81 the keokub, FORT Des
/ Mulnes and Minnesota Railroad Company.
call OF ten per cent on the capital stock OF the
company Is due. aud made payable al the Ia road
Friday. the frs day Of February, 1856.
heokuk lsth bee. 1850. H.. !. REID
wv. LEIGHTON, See 81 President.
de - DAWN
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NOTICE

NOTICE.
IL. those indC bted to j. Il. Bruce Will pieaee call
"A nc Ne. qU Main street. and settle by tdsh e
aofe by the b IN of January After that date my
books will be 9nnd in the hands Of magistrate Tor
collection.
Dee, %, 1875 ,--sltd. JAN rs T. BhleE.
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VuTfOhEfIFN TOT III" EITTtIC OIRk.
LIVERY thing that you think Of to tickle tn.
IL hearts Of the little folks b. had of c. Ober
top, at the
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FESTIVAL q THE pRNrERs.- Tue followers

FESTIVAL q THE PRIMERS The followers
of tho art Typographical in this city have
concluded that they can have a mellow time
al by themselves Just rs well as any other
association Of artizans, and accordingly they
have elected the BirthdaT Of that Sage and
Philosopher, BENJANlN fRANkLlH, who follow
ed the pursuit Of Printing more assiduously
and successfully, perhaps, than any other
nm in this country, as the day on which they
should hold their social festival
Arrangements have been made with that
view with Mr.. Bunnel, at the Wins House.
whore the affair viii "come of, on Thurs
day evening next. And we are requested bv
the Committee Of Invitation to state, that all
practical printers in this vicinity, whether
retired from the business Of not, will have
tickets rendered them by making themselves
known al this Office
TIE LECTURE AA Lecture Of Prof Alien,
before the Library Association. was we'll at
tended, and very well received. II was Of
sach nature, however, that report which
should condensc the substance Of II, could
not well be made, and retain any thing Of in
terest or usefaln -. We did not, therefore,
as We Lad intended doing, prepare any re-
port Of it,
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ne subscrib re rropfie-
tors If tbs Empire > oNe
" orks, st. Louis beg
Leave 10 uf 1n stove
Dralers IL iowa shat hey
have established . branch
Of their house in Il coknk,
whore they Will eecpeon-
SANITY on hnnd = large
and well-a- .ertpd stock
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L1W4T-I + IIH1uTlp
Charlie. i. fo.
EDW ARD EILB0l BNE Pres.
J DAVIS. see
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To tne Stocis Ii eiders CT she keok Is h
WI. E'IefsanfA Huscatine k. II. co.

WI. E'IcasanfA Huscatine X. Il. co.
NrhTfCE Is hereby given, that III accordance with
! \ the conditions Fl the subscription for the lst
Division Of said road, the SIKH instalinept 81 -
per cent Will be due and payable Feb. 4th 1896, AT
chs banking house II Charles Parsons Treasurer ke
Auk, or to the undersigned, General Agent
J X. H0tNISH,
General Agent K Nj ii NJ. r. Il. CO.
Jan. s. is5f-td ddw
lkeokuk Times and NJ Pleasant Observer copy
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Awful and Fatal consequences

INENSUE from treating Bowel comp aims this Of
tt the year with Brandy, Opium or Astrirgents When
checked in this the disease is cured but the Uuet
merely stopped up, and t fortunate II It appears o
then dangtroi diseases OF the head aVeted and the
patient has chance fer his life How ofen do hear OF
Bowel Complaints being suddenly checked and death from
disease Of the brain, produced by the dcne taking place
a few hours after?
THE GREFENBERG DYSENTERY SYRUP,
has been wonderfully successful in such complaints By
chemical action il produces change in the conteus of the
Bowels and thus enables nature TO perform her work.
The Board Of Health Of New York certfv that the
Ch'era disSppra Jared from he Quarantine this
medicine used at the Hospitals
Dr. Knowlteu of Boston, calls the greatest aid the
medical profession and Blessing to the patient.
DR. De orrest Of New York, says il every
Of disorder Of the bowels promp y, and that he always
uses il in cases.
Capt Taylor, of the Army certi6es that II cures all
Dysentery contracedl ~ Mexico and that gene
Morris Franklin, acting Mayor Of New York re-
all disorders Of he Bowels on the first appearance.
By Count Bodisco Il recommended the Medical
Board II St. Petersburg and By them recommended TO the
In several ropeaT Countries with great success.
Of Cholera.
Throughout the whole State OF Tennessee 70 IL known
the bes and only certain reredy for Bloody FluK
have Away offered 90 refund the money any
he heard Of that has net affected HAVE NEVER
HEARD OF SUCH CASE. The same oGer is still con-
timed ALEX. MACKENZIE.
jVne2S-n
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TO INV

this country the Of Sslity constantly SUI
fsring from atmospheric influences caused BY sudden
cha weather and the variable the
especially spring and autumn These comp and ell
forms 81 disease natural to the country easily
controlled by simple prescriptions such wonderfully
the health and ngths the lives Of the abort
Rnes and the early settlers Of America they BY the
powerful doses Of Aopathy The Drencbrgs Il Hydropahy
the hot and pungent doses 81 the 1hompouan school,
delca ely indicated pellets # Hon oeopathy.
These valuable and effective, simple medicinal prepar
atoms found in degree of y, combined in
scientific pronortons, and compounded with reater
skill in the 6REFFNBERG FAMILY MEDICINES, than
others offered to public notice They consist
eleven different remedies all Of which have the sanction Of
high medical snthorv ard the approval OF hundreds Of
thousands who have been relieved their among whom
found the Of eminent cergymen urists states
and than THOUSAND PHYSICIANS in every section
Of the United states
TIE GREEN BERG MANUAL or HEALTH-PRIcR 25
cents. This book Of 800 pages, and it written by
several physicians each prominent in the diseases mention
ed and all standing in the trent rank the medical profes
sion 1t is the most reliable book published aud IL is
divestd TERMS and written that eve
understand it, No family should be without copy
FEMALE COMPLAINTS.
brief examination Of the Pathology Of Uterine Diseases
oeiher with the principle and method Of their cure by T.
PONERY, Of Utica This Is very valuable pamphlet, pre-
ptred of the oldest most celebrated Physicians
the Union. have just received hundred thousand
copies for gratuous distribution Those who e interested
in this subject will please call send for COPY OF this pam
phet- ALEX MACKENZIE
Jy8O Cole street.
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COAL COOKING STOVE.

COAL COOKING STOVE.
w have just received small supply of COAL COOKING
w ST0VES, Of differ Mt sizes that hi-hly
mended 10 Us tn hesitation in warrAnng them
The Prize Coa Cooking Stove
The Keystone state,
The Lily Of the West,
The Beauty Of the West
The advancing prices Of wood makes important
mca keepers to provide good Stove that viii cook
well with These have far given entire satisfaction
and ended 70 the attention Of those about
ply themselves with Cook Stoves.
We have Also the following patterns of argh Stoves for
economical consumption Of the fuel warranted bake and
draw well:
The Mayhower, two Sizes
The Hacyun two sizes;
The Comet four Sizes
We have also in store for sale at usual low and
mOdstng terms the following popular stoves from the best
foundres Of the West:
The Kentuckian Cook Stove, two sizes;
The Indiana do do do.
The Tennessee do do do.
The Iron free Premium;
The Best Premium;
The Pennsylvania; all Of which we viii sell on low
terms they be procured in the city.
THE WROUGHT Iron COOK STOVE.
The Tennessean four sizes manufacture and have
hand good supply Of these popular Stoves and
able 70 supply ali orders - -.
junefT MACKENZIE WILSON
mOPS AND SCRUBRING BRUSHEA.
TUsr Received, Long Hand scrubbiDg Brushes, Hall
- Brooms, busting Brishes hSps, Tea Cup Mops real
Clothes Baskets, Clothes Hampes.
msy2s MACKENZIE WILSON.
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ONE hundred bags of Flour,
" Fifty bushels Meal,
Five hundred pounds choice Hams,
Have been Deposited Al my te bet the following
terms 70 Hams and enough Meal Flour 10 eat 18th H.
that the successful eanddatvB BE- the nex President he
lives and does not resign D. Hams against hundred ao
lars hog that the candidate who gets beat w not Feeve
MANI electoral votes the Who i successful
The balance bet opportunity osFs, tie chances IN All
equal the taennned above. II these beta
not taxed soon the whole E be sad accoant q The
depcsit0E. Cheap i0T cash d. q. RthSk1.
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A-V1lNJ u N4IENu " - N0aII~'
INAKEN this spring from the apiary Of DR.. T. B. HAmn
also specimen of the Hives used viii be exhibited
ee AZ all reasonable hours which price will be aided
should Il he the ~rnanmous" wish Of portion Of the
dienoe, for particulars call and see IL At
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/ have something sweet 10 {
The Bottls you may keep!

n the Nectar the heather gods when they got
and kicked the Of the skies in IS
that time. For sale "oW down." considering the quality.
d G. RUAIsEY.
Nora BDH-aCOrn. Metre. No connection with Land
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Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad.
n

RRlYAL and Departures Of Passenger Trains To take
n eject and AFTER saturday, June 2ist 1885
Day Passenger Ira leaves Nashville It's o'clock Ar
irving II Chatenoos- at % O'clock p n. Night Passenger
Trains leave Nashville ~ P. NJ arriving Chattanooga
II 4 50 ~.
Ray PASSENGER Train leaves Chattanooga at GAM Ar
irving Nashville 80 r. a. Night Passenger Train leaves
ChatAnooga az rs ~. AsriV M Ma hvile s45 An.
n l. Anderson, Superintendent
NAsHvffIR June aist 1SsS
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ITO STICK RAfsERs o. ihe Fsrung conmuni,y Fearral-
", rho s srnd " 80 - IN postage st1Is vi TEL
sSs "a D. 6. KUAsEY.
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Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad.
SPECIAL NOVICE 40 SHIPPERS,

By Savannah TO Nashville.
A the HRsiviie and Chattanooga Railroad Company
n have notaed and reminded the Central Railroad CON-
anies Of Ge,rgis, 81 TIER summer and
20 have been nnced recognized the hand bills Of
that Company, recentlJ distributed ety. We take
tits method ~ Informing the Merthants and Shippers By
h,t the vii be 81 80 toF 100 lbs on 6st slass
goods aud not ~ % the grand bills represent; 81 IS 10
the through rate hst class goOs ron the
ward Nashville bot Isl beet the variation Of 10 cts.
adits In summer, and deducted Of 10 PEI 100 lbs.
Winter hch makes the rate per advertisement,
tl33 from jane 70 December aud si nm Dec June.
H. l. ANDERSON,
jane9l Superintendent.
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Leather Betting.

Also large lot of Copper Burs, and Rivets and Lace
Leather Of al kinds
Cash, by B. r. CUTTER,
mayl2 cor College and Broad SITS
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SOME PUMPKINS.

HAVE a choice lot Of dried Pun kins for pies No pro
chUty to B sck Republication. d. G. RUMsEY.
Flour! Flour! BOlted s. UnbOIted.
MT L. WATERS super Three FORKS Flour warranted
w equal to any made 10 tbs state for sale by
D. q. RuMSEY.
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OtI AaAo NuoIr uIVVpou W
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MEnPHIs AID CHARLESTON RAILROAD.
TIVE ADAMS EXPRESS CuMPANY" have made ar.
rangemsnts with the above Railroad for Daily Express
Line amt now prepared 10 receive and forward Freight
Package, &C. bv Passenger Trains TO Huntsville Decatur
fuscuHbis ana ia ed ate stations the c. and N
O Railroads. small Parkag reduced rates.
~ Messengers leave NashV T. daily ~ o'clock An
IL Freights to be ed nv Express viii be called
or without extra charge. lsD1Ohl A. X. HOLT, Agent.