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r WILLIAM READ, Sheriff Of the said County
/ of Monroe, ill the State Of Ohio, DO h roby
notify the qualified electors of sail Cousty. te
assemble in their respective townships, At the
usual place of holding elections, on Tues Ia
being the Ath day Of November, A. d. 1856
Ind then ami there to proceed as .hs law di-
rects, to elect twenty-three electors of Presi-
lent and Vice President uf tbs United States
n pursuance Of the Constitution and laws Of III,
Uuitel States.
In testimony whereof, hereunto set nay
hand this III. day of October, 4. D. 1886, al
the Sherif's Office, -: Woodsfrll,
WILLIAE READ.
Sheriff M. c. O.
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iNO HUNDRED CORDS OF TAN B.hh AMI
AVE HUNDRED HIDES AND CALtnSiNS.
4 7 GKarIcsY's Tannery. IN Beallsvilie, CT
n which the highest CASH price will br
pali.
All kinds OF LEATHER constantly kept on
hand and for sale on reasonable terms, by tn.
subscriber THADDEIIS A. GRATIGNY.
BEALLsvILlE, May I. 1856.
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PETITION FOR DIVORCE.

Court Of (onsmo" Peas ct .Honroe COun-
~, Oiio.
I rUISA jAkAt,i VIII ;ase notice tbs. on
/ 4 he 4..h lay OF u. Isl Jacob h4f;psl
lille. in s1-a Couf h.S petition ol Dvo. 4
from In. sal, wife. Cause w.ful absence o,
more than three year. Sal petition WI e
for hearing At the-,!c. o ,eI teri4 3 .. s,..
Court. JOS !. "
July :. Io5o.-6w ATTY Tor ret:t,0ner.
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MAILS AT SUNFISH, OHIO.

EASTERN MAlL-Leaves Wheeling (by Steanl-
boat Stephen Bayard0 at 10 o'clock A. NJ,
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays; arrives at
sunfsh same days at o'clock p. NJ. Return
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days, Thursdays and Saturdays; arrives at sun
ssh from to o'clock p. NJ, same days.
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Ciar,ns ten Ledge. go 15S.
OF F. & A. MAsoNs, meets tn. Mon-lay on or
preceding the full moon in each month.
}. ID. OCONNOR, W. NJ.
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A RRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF the Mas4s At
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Observation-Disclosures ev .ry day (ea oept Bun
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oept Sunday at O'Clock p. M.
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'ractical and Analytical Chemist. lowell, Mass

j. NJ. Kirkbriie, WoodsGeld; Armstrong
Mooney g. Co., Beallsvilie; Kotzehue 4
Ohlinger. Malaga; Charles Hare, Sam
mertield; aud by all dealers In Medi'
clues everywhere.
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Compound Syrup of Blackberry Rost,
CCVERLET AND CARPET
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FI'hE un lersigned is engaged in weaving COW
/ ERLErS and CARPETS Of every style aad
variety.
He has two looms, of which weaves tive
different figures, and the other eight, az follows:
= Phiiadephia Beauty, Beilsvilis Wrcatk,s
Beauty of the West, Lady. Fancy,
Gentleman's Fancy. Highway
Bloom. Cianberr, y,ne, So
9 :. Farmers Choice, xs3e- k4x
Enterprise, and North Star
The last eight are woven with seam, ana
he first two without seams.
Either double or single Coverlets woven en-
The shortest notice.
Those having no chain can be Supplied BY
the undersigned. The follow ing are his terms
Coverlets, per pair, $500 or b.. eaeA for
three or more Coverlets--all woven vithopt
seams. Carpets-Common 10 cents per yard
double chain 12s cents per yard. soA
- CHARLES BRUNEe.
MILrossBuReH, June Is, 1855. SIS sis
N. B.-Coloring done in the bsss psssiAas
style. 6m. --..---vss.sss-ss
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paid.
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PRICE TWENTY-FIVE CENTS.
As remedy for many of the diseases psss
liar to the West, the Eclectic Pills have .e
equal; such as Bilious Disease, for cleansing
the system generaily-in Chilis: Fever and
Ague--to act on the Liver and Secretionsa-
cure Dyspepsia, Sick Headache Jaundice. AZ
fections OF the Kidneys, and diseases OF, the
Blood--eure Costiveness, &c. They cleanse
the Stomach and Bowels, operate specifically
upon the Liver and Secretions, give tone to the
Digestive organs, and establish healthy as-
tion in the whole system. Thus not only re-
moving present diseases. but preparing the sys-
TEN to resist future attacks of the same.
These Pills have been before the public abest
four wears and they have acquired reputatisa
for the cnre of LIVER COMPLAINTS-asW we'll
as other diseases for which they are ssssa.
mended-whieh has never been squallsd fky
any remedy. heretofore offered to tAs publis
IN the same length of time. sS
! ~ All the foregoing Family Medicines A.
! prepared and sold by DR. S. FELLERs..
"a Ills only authorised agent in wssds-
| heli 10 A. D. DRIGGa.
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and fr tho rr.icf OF ccns,ntvs ras:ea'r ia acsanc*
stages sf ts.e disease
We need speak ti,s p.ihiic ~ lie VIRTUES
cgn,chou every and almost every 'ie! ui tf1
!,.,fau STATES its wonderful OF pulmonary cen
,r..s have n,a4le It arealy known. Nay. w are iht
strfis in ci,iiZS COUNT this con i'e Hihoh
- ,e I,snai icncc Of ctl.cs and fever yet tn
,--.,i,ru;rs whore which have not nInsHg iii'ii
Ie living .piiy Of s victory fi,e tittis al ',h
q q, iise,.rs of the Throat and i,.ugs lille 1t s IN.
:os. powerful an,e yet knnsn ia uan ioE t:e i'' III,
mite ana dangerous diseases Of the pulmonary orghn
also the p!casantest saftst remedy thai ca, ts EN-
noyed fal infants and Young tersons Parents si'eu''
rave IL in ssns te insious enemy thsi s,ta's
anon them unprelaIcd. We have abundant Ercnhns L
,--iievr the CsiE PAcrnRAL more hres ny Le e
.,,riooRs Il prevents than those II cures. Keep u ~
,s,i and your co- while they cnraole nor NJ
thrsl nn human skill can master the inexoauh
..nker that fastened the viais eats your ie away
& k,,~ the dreadful fatality Of lung disorders. anu sf
ey knuy ton The virtues Of this REMEDY We neeo no. W
more than e 1t is still made the best y .x
he. We alare cost, 10 care, 10 toll 10 proauce '
rsi reric: pussihe and thus afford those VINO tty o
the hes, a.sn. which s!f can f.irnis', 70 tne Su'~
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TEACHERS ASSOCIATION.

iEACiTOS AClNjS Ia ION
rT,HE Monroe County Teachers association "
| will hold its next meeting in the :Own OF
WOODSFIELD for the term of two weeks,
commencing on
Monday Oc'ober goth, 1855,
The exercises in teaching will be conducted
by the following persons, viz:
Orthography-William c. Barnes and A. J.
Sutton.
Reudins-R. l.. Morris and s. A. Graham.
Writing-Wnl. Wheeler and B. Powell.
.9rithmetic u. o. Amos and +. Martin.
Grammar-B. Powell and George Mason.
Geogrsphy-John Brooks and J. {. Clark.
Phiiosophy-Wiliiam X. Upton anil VIM.
Wheeler.
Chemistrs-A. J. Sutton and William F.
Hunter.
Physiology-J. c. Clark and J. o. Amos.
Besides the regular exercises above enumer-
ated. various s. bjects pertaining to the husi-
ness of teaching will be discussed by the socie-
ty. during the evening.
1t is desirable that all teachers should he in
| attendance at the beginning of the session
Teachers from other counties cordially
invited to attend and participate in our delib-
| erations.
By order of the Association.
]. c. CLARK, Seo'y.
Sept. IT, 1e56.--6w.
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"a lMOTHY SEED, Ky. Blue .rass Seeds
q Fesnp Seed, 'ias'iss eeds, .sc.' &c, foi
>,,s nj f..SPSJl E'S.
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The vt, t. be east by ths several S ates
for The President aud Vice President is
as foiloss:
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Tumorss and aait kheaH,.

Frysiae,as, scscE.I,. Kiag's Evil, Tesirr-
TumOrss and HAit kheHRs.
Fy7,H y ,.g Ne, caant IF s ossis flt !. ~
Dr. AYzr: Your Pills the paragon tf I'LL tia
.rs in nIS,ic;re. Ties aa~c cnyed little isEgii'-
upon her han.s and feet that hal
for Years. Her mother hAa been lnnc :rvo'
afflicted vith ,loscl.ss AMI pmpies her skin a.
'er hair. Aner chill cured she Rlso riei y":
p:lls. ami they have c0Te;i her. AsA MORt'EIis!E
Ehenmetisr, Neuralgia, ard Cont.
F. o,a III. Fer Or. EEc.es Of Gs Aethitst Fps Clare
Pu,AaEI HouSE, S.svAS Ga. ian. 6. 1850.
IIuNoREP SIR saauld e Iigiae.al for tic re!iei sH'
skill has t:ougi, if did not reogt niy 't ynr
cold 4: t.e MY mls ant b-orght esc!uriniina
ueuralgic pairs hch ended in ciitoric rcuns ism
Notwiths a,,tg hal he lest of Iysicans :hc cstss.
grew woree until ty the slr!ce Of your excel
lent ayeu, in Baltimore pr. tackenZe he your Pills
Their effect SOW brt feTsevelins III 1t
use Of them l entirely we'll
SENATE CaAaB.a,, b.roS ReuuF. La. lec. 1855.
Dr. ATsR: have been su,ircy ed by your PILE Of
Rheumatic tou- painful dsese hat had an irs' ne
for yr.;e VINCENT Sllni IL.
For propsy, Plethora, or kindred om'
uJoipss, requiring active iuIge they are an excl
lent remedy.
For COstiveBess or CONSTR stit n, and a.
a Dinner Pill. icy AL ee#l lie n' -'ttnl
Fits, Suppression, Paralysis, Infamma'
tIcp, ard syea Deafness, ami Partial Bind
ness have cured hy the serssive ac,in c siise
Pills.
Most of the Pills 10 market contain Mercury whlrh nj
though q valuable rrr,esiy IN skul hands Is dangerous
in pubic ttii frta t-ssdni consesu nces it f!r
9ne:iy follow s uSons Ts.rse eeiia'a s" es
cary or D.cys! sU.sta.ica whatever.
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EyTwelve lines, or less will be charged as
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" the square.
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indigestion and Impuritr of the blood

81. fer.J y ~ arc, I,iraor o. Ai,e.s tTmcI. Eof =
n. ArSa hsrc ns-l yorr iilis With ez rHoi.ii:'e
r,>s my family a:si n:I'nnC those am c',.'e =
! s' IL regulate tl,t organs of digestion rn pr
e r!c,, ,.sT arc t's very hest remedy have c's
>nawu, ar.a san c.naa-asy .ecoiimend them 20 t.
..f.os Iur.s, J. '. IIII.,s'
wasssw, Sss.rTSG Co. y. Y. Oct. Il 1St'
T.! Az SIa ,,siu+ 80: Is;ta,tic Pills In my -
AID 6nd tia'i IN "acC!.sF; puIgG'ire 20 cennsr
AMI purity t!re i-dnta!ns Of the blood.
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Liquor BUSINESS exclusively, and will sell al
,,rlces which cannot fail to please purchasers.
ay stock of common liquors is complete, and
cannot be excellei in quality. have also on
hand French, Cognac, Otard, Pale, Blackberry
Ginger, Peach. Apple, New York, Wild Cherry,
Tame Cherry, snd Domestic Biandies; also
Sweet Malaga, Native, Claret, Common Port,
Crownhead Port, Catawba, AMI Madeira Wines;
Old Bourbon Old Rye, Old Monongahols, hish
and Rectiied Whisky; also Holland Gin, Do
meseic Gin, and New England Rum. Quart. pit.
and half pint Flasks by the gross or half gross;
which will sell at the lowest prices.
Persons wanting liquor for family or mecicl-
nal purposes, can rely on getting pure ariicie
by calling at the corner of Main and " atei
Street, Sunfsh, Ohio.
Nov. q, 1855. Wi. Il. MALLORY.
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py.enserv. Relax, and Worms.

.'a,7 nrF,cE, ulFrt,sr, LIv. Co.. MICA. Nov. ie. rs
~. AYE: Yol.r ri:s the rerfecsci Of me- i,i u
ii,ey have done my VIE gOod than can tell yo'
Ind been sick a. pinins away Tor months. Nvu
e m tl,to-el At great expense, but 1t no better 81
commenced taking your lis, which soon c'itr ec'
"xI,oing large quantities of wv.n,s tdsa! fitn' Ic
.,iy. They afterwards cure'i her and our two chifr
f tpy dyscnteIy. One Of Or ncsf;tN.s had II a
nv wife cured him With two .ioeos II yuur Pills vii
Tiers arooni pa; rom :i' to twenty 'ionIs h't
',:l7 md los. much time without being c1red ene
4r.I them Such ,re!icine yours whch Is a'tuHi
p' An, honest viii he Hrlzs-l here.
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Blank Deeds and justices
Blanks for sale at this office.
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gas are all oi sae ossiq LILY.
Nov IEAn- 81 N ais, naif ehests, ar Boxes aao
eaddivs oI all $50 anu dssenlsiois oi .rls tai y -
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u Tue csrsbfateL 'ha! uiIs" and rag Sv'es
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- aus uiid curious ynups a. ever rfosHSJ ihs Atis-is
. hAd 80 caa rssDta.Iuad our oOtUAs, fvE
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Young ny svn., tar sups,lofin iras raI>c sna uiEee
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snai.
naIsISs-So Boxes, halves and quarsers;-aiss
tais.eis haislnS,
Palms , HITS uttled and %UnFitIed;
do par 4 Gatraats, u-iepi Figs, ans
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cheap and sarfshtsaio 81 .al4s'-e-ivh,
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AUiiCe OnlraCIOrs.

t2KoF OsALFw II DO received by the subscriber IN.
l. uRh lhIrty hsst sy ofJUlj neat, for the founaa
,'As alia 90 ,aOafy o! mo pier Tor g bridge scroas the
hl"sls,iit EiFcf u Ssint Paul.
Inc hrsi pier WI 10 founded 90 rock al q doptk Of
ten ieeE D. it~ the usual low water marx. The sec
Qua pler Viii bS ~ .alnr ten iss deep, and vii have
= ioIudaii'h oI piles. These lwu piers " III he saah
NiRHlJ lnuF Ice nigh above The ordinary low water
,uarN. lha remaining tss pIrTs viii ~ respective
J. NJ oighL ny rIzht IN, " eight, lwsniy siybi
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81 them viii b. ~ wafer our fsst deep, sud he ,esi
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-HVu, aud III lbt pier. except The uTsI will nav,
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gtlbs ar p al "rns oriimbeT, buill up 10 within sA
tbchos al tli5 In" wat4r marx. Tne mssoRry wall be
1he "snat qitl ~ at Uiidga mason ,, tho sloDes b.
tag caroinIl! drosse0 ga IN, beds and J,ints.
ibv ttHht r T. a. ircd Tor the IouIuAtiOLs will b.
furnished aud u~rIivsIeG b the hridgs Company.
Ah0h viii tlso fgIHith u good | insstons quarry con
Ysuienlly situated UA NE Iiver bank, within enc
1IAiH : 1 The wOfk, .. &4.
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cuLle SaTu, ANA Ihsy ure 9, guratsd 10 onelosv suita
u, srsliuUnlais OF G.eir abiliiS to carp on the n DIRK.
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cnml ted within d lsea " Jnlhs alter siglilE lht
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subscriber at SAM fGal, Shtfc llaDs and spvcides,
LOas ln.y " seen J b. SEWALL,
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David hugye, Lebanon CT, rs-
samuel haineid. rhiL4d~lphi<
II. Isrn,y. ifhiladriidhss.
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Jusbus Bsl, bstyu hoalxsr u.
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Augustus i.1pn. Gu.Tusy %, o
y Brasauxh, AayCnls Ky
Grabtt-l B.s.T. Lau&s<Sr o.. 20
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iohn Aevsy, Harrisburg. Pa
Edmund Bsyrrs. brooklyn. N :
81 luclrr. ssirni, ArkzusAs
JANE b Clags, taxDp 60, We
NJ bsAt, C1xirneld 10 70
BENZ Ldusonds. Butler CO..
Mr. klrh, iAaysviils, Ky
" sObk, Chicago, III
jail kide, 6chnyikil o., p
c 4 Masln. Philadelphia
David clark, a~iayssiiI-, Ky
J b Riussr, AleAandrE, W
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Jee~ph Pitt. estrm 10, N
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Jacob L~JuArd, P1lilsteiplis
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NJ McEwvn, Philadelphia
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haiasr . 70, Cipc,unsa
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Lard, Neatsioot aud Linssed Oils. Nail,
Glass. Putty saIt, Pstsn. Medicinal
Comes. Brushes, Noaou,, n

Our stock wits carefully ~-lyet.i in tis eussern aDd
s1ntb"Ilt murkets, AID purchased io4 c4tII, aud VII ID
r4l t"r Tia" s'lus at EMs Srly loge.t nsures lDr gLKL
dies can Ia L''lsht Ia ue Gt9 aud every auuelv wataui
Vl ~ ave attIsL~ttpa.
Ilmnihiu! tor l-,sI uryors, and DESTROYS OF confirm
luc, " tiiv sIuig, We stii bold ourselves In rsa.i,u-,x u,
"alt Hl"H O4I IgsraIs aHd tie paLl.a generally at iii. o.,
stand Oi ALkuku 4 tAs faTTEN
West sIie Brady, between First and becoud Streets. Lay.
eUunIt. Iowa. i,n.tt
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q RkEhs. saw AsD eRIsf MILL Me-,
Tns tssE Mill ever offered 10 las Paa.ls.
EELIUN > lOkIAHI.t MIL


AZ EiCh 81. Haken tho t.rst sp.xtsa IL .au.
nIoiied, aud . tfJta Medal ~ the .gAErcss fSsla.t.
~. Y. llly LUIS ttuA! sNselit NJ ANA, sulsots.l
.llho for he silIPiists!t dUf@OtIt3 anu pr.eAsavl!y
,sIsnssd lamp -, t-s5, ~ AZ, GAnsaieul Iuv.n.,
Ia.u Dor Ut .a$s" uai.s sod4, ayd uIs4F tncfu..uxI =.
lnand lnrcists dsglaGe kAsli msrg (USvf ,uu 49,.
ovrn said th Tue last GA a5oHltsl. iasA as .un4r.
dy sIAptcd Tor xriadtus CuTl, OAts, " us.l, u.fl.,
Lorn IL lIe saf, ~ Ave, AS. y ila = FapIGlI, M -
leeuoa unkno@ noeiors.
No. hiii srinas IfOas 1 70 { bus. OF meal. O., Iute
Is Dgs nj Leu ref huuf sltA iruLn : ~ 4 ouf.g,. uml
Dthsf Nos. = pfupuEaouats 4.nDuuI. ms, usn /.
Jro leiisd y! apTss, stSasu OF w.lsT DO, az. auu ar.
ssI adaftsd 10 !ffex1ass ssutiou, lcuya =. Ir.nlDx
so.i Ihay CAL Dc stI.casa 10 AL .as .u,.,
MHAL ngisEs aFG attached - G4use mil. tnu, ,.u.
ierlns Lhetn Ils oui. trsIy Syssussasis lu,ll |, tatmsy
eAnaaSe.
References can be given where Ties. min. nav,
been III use 10 months sttHo4L elEh. 81 Iscyu,ra- "a,
aeodipg dressing. anu ls CIV lac shsfs thS, ..r.t N.
.rodueed four months age IuT srIutax ir.a or
IL 10 All eslaDIiaueu lRCt IbAI oil ulI. u.,uT safve.
"ssiJstaN Dal ueFeE xJlsa ssSl, - aAu l,aI 4. .,-
and CUB crashsfs OHl! sraeE zoe coru and .uh. -
lhaI neither reduce 1e Iced 10 a yssrsd uus,...
20 Do used iih proaL sashs
FELTON, MILL,
stth Aut Knives. End rIti g~fit.If.s i.uTlacss sa br,.
.e's psrra steel IA not aHeetig, sc pa6l, OF sr'nl'
rng 10 AT! degree vi aHslsess, and ri rs.iuei,r IN M
the hn itssh 81 meal. taJss tsela Justin a.Iu 80
rantipS Ihese Hlllls u give sBurS satsiscuou.
For inrthvF tuIoraJahou and mltis and rsbt spniv
u LUJAte ~ Co.. UHhse .. -.
House. DaysnpJn, lows, or BeK sis y. o..
dec - d~b
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NEW STORE.

~ Undersigned Is now receiving aud opruing COM
L pieta assoupiant Of Choice Family GIoc.rAs, o"ns1'
ING III part ia follows. 49,.
NJ ;. ii. Belchers Syrup holasses, n. o. Ciaiihn
powdered aud Crushed, sugars, No. ] 2 aud siafkese.'
ltas- Il s"d aaaortnI0nt, Eio and Java Coffee, Palm esp
wooden and Nliow Ware, Dried Apples and isSAas
tar aud IaHOs Candies, Dried Beef, &c, &c-
Also
p4tchfoIks, Spades, Scoops, shoyels, Hoes. Rskes' onloa
ilots, and anything usually found In q Family Su'Tly
which ] hn determined b. cell tor cash az cheap 40 We
eAedPess. Don't forget the pllcs. West side Vi Lrady c.
.hise dyas frum tbe bst.
Arrl laiw az pERNpi y 4 HFN
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Improved Little Giant Corn sad Cob Plauhi
lion Mill - Prize rsdncan

Improved Little Gianl Corn aud Cob Plautai
tion mui Price reduced.
thE alhserl5er AGS purchased exclusive Ftght oi
tertltorl tor sale IN The VI eel, Of The above rels.
oraied MILE, and Is prepared 10 fgrIl-h hem NJ al
TIM ., either shntsssie or retail, guaranteed Ia tbs
most po.itIss manHpf.
MS nov more than q year since the Lite Giant
~as Introduced 20 Lhs pablie, during ~hirh n ii
u.s oeeh constantly growing In the popular tAsof.
Ihs la improvements recvbt ' effected an patented,
makes II the most perfect machine ever offered tot
general tafn Use. Lis iurn. .hJi complete road. IL
tttAebtng team. and weighs ~ 10 lows. No. .99S
No, s.lao; No 3, 40a. No. 4 s q poands. Twsuii
minutes are suIhcisnt 10 set nns up, with, vi m schsq
iesl aid, aud shoH Ouce adjusted, *. q y nh saislI Va
entrusted 10 Q boy. Full directions &C mpant sssh
mill,
PRlCESt
So-I,sa5,d will grind .oa. msai per sour wishihorss
" 2,esb, - " 10" " -
), s5i, " f" Is" - (. n
Z Stdi, I" 4" M" " a. ~ ~ 4.
FLibersl discount 10 dealers.
JAMES u. CHADWICK,
So.b3 LocnBt st, tets ecu Second and Third
Rows d% WY ~. Louis, No
For sale by hrssrs. DALZELL Il BRO., Ageau o.
Davenport, at above prices, adding freight IRON 81
Lolis.
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ALFRED j. JANSON,
Proprietor OF the
pms Kills. LIZ CLAIRE.

a.Il "a nsno And for ssle 9 isfR
w assonsmsBLOi LIAM 0eTs Laths snin
Ites OF ssvst YsnSlS OF sixe tUf DsI41iDg psri@lsr
- a.O hard . ooa Iaf sAoiBrs WORK aud AnacuiSeD.
besAg ~ TIC head oftne rapids, re CAL o1islh seieSi
sdiogs VI Uesk qualify 4pa an ohiinsilsa gEabth} g.
- " 4 ZEE Inc MlliE ruGhins sssfs -eeS IN Inc .est
81 -EEsesL &c txGSf~lsaiis2 81 sA0Etpo..cs 81 30
-
lowest --styreE. f.D I-asd,I