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No. $40

No $40.
IN land Office al WANDA LII in the State of ILLINOIS.
Notice hereby Ev.n ,as pursuance Of law and in view Ct
land reduced below hundred acres,
be ana the 9e%aai"r "".od a.
The time {" The be made SUBJECT sale and
Land. Tema"ns aa.o and BY law and subject
subject
a" viii give "n%o s,es ,s day an which hsy
WV e prepared to receive for entities Of any such ad
alsoa u"de' hand the Of Washington, ,h 9Th
COMMIT sooner of the Genera Land Office.
Dee ii-taw6w linteligSn"er Starr .
rHE.p JUVENILE BooKs-Tne undrptrncd has Sc,
aside from h stock "f Cor children
OF ~ e.s e s s% g. s2 1 % at @
Of an AGES add may be examined At hi. bookstore
Mis-. Edse~oh, Mo suband, nad s,hef such w,ebook'
taste, r"oa @."s principle" .aepo.sG ~
Dec IS ''"''' =" S"''''" TRascK T&YLoR
Law school of Cumberland Univsrs'ty. At Lebanon.
RAcoLTY, Hon Abraham oaru,heD Of eircui,
Hon. Nathan Green late OF tho udsss
Hon. Ridley, enanceo- Of the State.
badges 0attr and Green dev their whole exclusively
Plan Daily examinations elias. on the
No regular % lectures, but explanations The
no s s s %
dents suits on alaemen Of facts given BY the proe
practice The framed 10 prepare
deeds, ns
denee In the trials some Of aksn appeal
IuPeme which held monthly class,
public At the end ol sossion The students
IFS Jurors circuit judges and chanceos, and in oca
Bacirs with their Suits w
ssnIom-The hy Monday In So
fember ends third Thursday February ON
the succeeding Monday In February and onds
Thursday In July.
Expense, psr .nrerrution fee ESQ., In advance; contnren
fee 81 boarding about $50 Students furnish
which bs had In the Lebanon bookstores.
Pour required 10 complete the stu
class No previous study required for
mission There -four regular classes Students may
during collegiate '.t"''
There . a egisiaiure connected with the
Number Of students collegiate year eshty-six
80 81 - ~ 90" ROBERT 4. CARUfHERs,
Feb II--eoIy President Board 81 trustees
A mERICAh HOUSE, Hanover street, Boston, by
furnished
aud cdnveniences
Ion Q travelling pVblic.
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Essry on Uses s"d Ts..ts sa on IN. ,,., =, IA
oprrsors 81 ennwyarcrs and Of tboss ybge
- g fainlf oAes ~ Francis William san.
GER ESQ sseond AMERICAN edinn osdoa rdIton
Geoge William Sanders, snd John Warner 40 vib ~
eenoes laer Bneth sud Amcsa cases BY ss,ssr az N,
fn''o sss, sa sss ye' sps, ,ss', In
NOV "" r'' "'s".s w.. .,t,. ftAsccK TAYLoR
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pms sss = mo-. %. i S.ss:..s
eomvess ii sssr dsparnep, cons sung bP-ls's'" 7"
,,a ...eg t-a .s. FREsCH CHI "a. rts-s'n. .ar
e sssss s sas Z. Ss:.
rich sSp: aI sa,s sa a
Ssy srtees appopra deeoas s,sssEs, Pas table, and
toilet Il '''.- fRoS-sToSE CHINA. Z, Y.
Dinner, tea and ,oIs, set. alo, in detached pieces large
stock u Edwa'ds's latest ssapes. 7.
..o,, s,.re6 and Bohemian ssecsnisp. hasons.
ciae Rocks, Mads,as Burs1ndies
saOs ahiefs Niger bowls, eslsnss' water Dus n'a' bowl"
TABLE cuTLEag.
e: e ns s, ana az '
..... " ''.- BLeCK-TIN GOODS. ~7
Such as shasnx Dishes - iachss coffee sna tea una
eodos poIs Tea pots, coffee bigains, &c.
''"'O PLATED GOODS '-r". '-.,
Such a coe urns, ses spoons and forks ea0
eoysssd she's pcner and na baskets, walters, he
49,. JAPANNED GOODS. Il T.
Such as walters, and in sets plate warmers 'l0p %
GAS FIXTURES.
From the factory of Baker Philadelphia, for sale
the manufacturer retail Pters. r l..a.
MISCELLANEOUS.
hoyes ions nods .,ep aadsr. door mats en GOOD
waffle willow ware Britannia ware, S,onasa iron soSd
Sg large as.orss articles uy
will snd decidedly my
and ry WI su Pc sS ss s's '$
goods DO pachaNed In any Of The
any part Of tho iy or Georgetown free
change. ,s.. .,-n,, . .,.,,-. -. -. -,-,. 49,.
'4'S e'A ~ "'' - '''''|@''" c. w BoTELER,
Nov IL o,aws,ylf d, Iron Hall.
Two Books OF the greatsss value men or every
businsss and PrefcssionN
TIE AMERICAN ALMANAC AND REPOSITORY OF USE
,..,-., Full. KN0WLEDGE, FOR 1885, p ~
.. 49, One roi., i2mo, $50 10 4oop i, ..,r.-..,.
Price 81 paper o. as bound To be ready in few days
-
THE AMERICAN MED With mater q lhe creates,
American IL contains the fullest nfor
respecting Of the Untrd States and
State aso, such facts relating to the saes
Europe as useful 10 pe0pse.
The Monthly Magazine Thousauds Of literary men and
literary VI and SNOWY petrnsons, will stand
indebted this modest hiH volume to LIS rich aud
orderly Of tables Of Dry hsares and condensed
information Every professional
nothing man Of busioess who owns H. will be ased
in the Of the Blessings on te that not invent
arranged fhcss" A" At n@H 49, #s1' 'F's ,
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eh,isdsiphia, Niagara, and GREAT western Line
pAssENGERs dsro ors Pbadripha and Rad
lag Railroad Company Brpad aud Vine ste.e daily ~,
Fare 70 Chicago On 90
NthgNa FAis. .'................. 10 90
buHhln. . IN 90
nttaWass..s. v 90
nocpes!e! .,.....,,b 90
Snhsnoatguns.s. 10
%
Freight trains leave Philadelphia Reading Railroad
Boad and Chet 1reeu1 daily for Chfcago and
points Arrangements have been made which Insure
John, TUCKER. President
l. s,.,x. Philadelphia and Reading Rsiroad Comply,
nROCERtEs WINES. IIQUORs, Se.-We beg eay. IA
eau the aenion of friends public stuck OF
fesh groceries, confusing Of
Fine and black
yavh, Rio, and l,aguayra cofees
Refined and brown snsars
Family sgpfrfne and 6ppr, in hkls and baas
Cheese, lard, hans, End shoulders
Gran and Rrcund hpfces of description
And every other article necessary up complete
ment. ago '+farr- aH =
wines, Liquors, and Cigars
Msdera sherry port elare and champagne wines Of yori.
brards, and part very superior ~ -
Together with age stock Of Havana German domestic
We csr rosJs many Other articles which e
rhr be ewing usb prices make
families and the trade sire call before supplying ts
y. ~, sT6s NJ, THOMPSON, HAMILTON, u Co, -
South side rsna Avenue Aewesa ~ and ssh s'iss
IL. x t.a ~ ha- tka
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-l.,.,t IT,, BROWN, sTsrroN waLxKp. $3.50
wv Is BROWN FRED ?, STANTON, and ]. KNOX WALK
Err bavs formed parnerrhp practising in Ia sns.
Cnun % the Up'ea sses and ne u al iros III
and N the eours Of Tennessee ofces waineen and Nam
phs One OF the viii puud ee, niac. ara
letter. Mdfe.sedso thra WIN teeriva promp seutI6n
April g-ueed tIntei md Sentinel copy.l l -
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THE ONLY ONE AUTHoRIZEDi-TheR Rob OF DIR. BOY
VEAU LAFF ETEUR far superior the OF Cuisi
paa, o,her smihr remedies II radically
mercury skin darres, The
ulcers accidents acc0nconts the critical
perod nf s and Hereditary acrinPny VI hamors drpua
i've powerfully 1cBcous cAtarths ~ the bladder In
organs arising
Injections s0undng As syphihc the Rob
very tine ensuing from
OF haa OF cub"b "' from which ony 'e
without h"uazng H. The Rob Bnyveau Is, above all,
syphiir Diseases whether recent inns stand
and which the of mereury to endure
III
G.nenI for the United States Gabriel Bondn, 81
William Ev Yok for wholesale orders Guio DucougG
New Orleans Esuiiy, san Fruneiseo ~
The Rob trusgists throughout the Uni
The pamphlet Of DucT A. Garvas the redi
cal properties o the Bob will be obtained by wiring TO g. Blon
din 81 William street, New YORK. who viii give every nformaaos
wanted
B. prepared for Tho West IN
dies Of the Uhtsd the Rob In bond
March Idly
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NOrfCELosi or miscsried trspsmied ora 1,,,
mar Tefas o. Gen. Rnst at Washington city wsrran, 81,
hhcae No. T5GD or 100
~ Pensions Thoas " Dement,, ysshey sSd 80.
,anre- Deairn deceased, Captain ~,
krn1cky yuntees tMexican was b.,, IA
rs~e q Thomas Dement, decessea 10 spvly \, H.
Csmnissionrr OF Pensions m duplicate az .uch
povrssra ~. lass, d.. ... Va. ..4..., WV " '""'i'
psc J-laM6W' " &
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CINE Preach editions Of Roussesn, Racine. sevtgns
Correiis, Noere, De sar Ducts, fr.aIi, Bnurdaone
Sage, Schiller Gug Bossust Mansviet Maherbe Dcsars'
satheeay ye'sfe Cbsenetriand t,orisn, Rsbess ssn
and other wrsrs may und moderate prices ne
bookstore Of the uadersirnrd impaired by himself from Pms
iuStraions. = FRANCK TAYLOR.
Also, small coeetiou various, Of French book fo 20
Paris editions t.... 81,
Dec
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view store and New GoodsI

Hal, Cap, and Genlcnaens Furnishing Esta5lishmet
Tar uneer ggsd having hed no 10 splendid
style No Ja2 between and TON
north eide, have The bonar the czeas
District pubic kcnersly,
that they openis and have ready inspection ap
and a<enaba sloek such aces usually 0und ia n
class genuomen's furnishing eabls,ment They IN
part T. - -. " 't1-. 'Fi "f@'9F bbNtif 49, r,"
eaIy Beebe enn, shion able syies Of dress
Pe Hats fnf and boys, nl size shapes, and prices
Navy, black and fancy cioih for and boys -"
Undershitts and silk, hardwood ,-.- t
fsnueI Tevio and Scotch WOOL cashmere merno,
cotton Canton ans ke, large, Of ell qualities and
pioer. .4, A.. 800. ,.s
Dress shirts linen and co,ion, with PLAN and French ws
bands. =" "sef' q d'srl t'""' '.'
pocket handkerchief, DC.
"a robes smoking caps, esn'emens sbwR
mufsr gaunss umbrellas, toiet articles, &C.
Of which pectuiy solicit feeling
confident ya perenee s viii ensbs
them Inducements all who thcm with
CALL.
Fsir dealing and prices may relied ppon Can
- 49,. Iva III. :, GRO. H. D. WHITE d co,
Dec a-esdlmif No a9a Pa. sy between Oh and lob
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NO. 548.J
NOTICE OF location of Offices and
the Once OF the surveyor general tn kansss and
,Nebreska Territories.
DE that in of the 18th section of
approved 22d July 1854 creating land Offices for the
Territories q" Kansas and N.baska and Of the first section Of the
office for said Terri
office the '.OMAHA has located
The Of ii Nebraska Territory
f the and of the
EaA ak CoMrTos" of government, Kansas
Given under hand city of Washington this
of November, A u. 1851
BY order of the President:
THOS. A. HENDRICKS,
Commis sinRer of the G+BeraI l.aad Office.
Nov 99-law6w Intel and Star.l
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=. j, No. b47
Notice
OF s discOEiasaaes ertaia United States Land 06cesin
The States Of Miao!, Aiehissa, Wseonsin, and ioWa.
FINDER Of section o the Of Con
gress approved 6s which declares "tha whenever
and remaining unsold 10 land district
shalt redacea number acres less hsn hundred hon
disUicts shall be disconinued sc and compl
other Subise the Secretary OF The Interior
has directed TINT the following Offices be dtseonunucd
Shawneetown aud kaskaRka In Illinois.
Kalamazoo Miehigan.
Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
FaTheid Iowa.
Lands remaining unsoi and uudposed Of In the above districts
be offices from the date OF
OF that fret by the registers and receivers
points, aud will BIO made subject entry follows:
shawnesiown and kka+ka 10 BIG siiae cd 10 The Springfield
dstriei, Illinois.
Kalamazoo ID Ionia district, Michigan.
Milwaukee the Menasba district, Wisconsin.
Fairfield 10 the Charlton district, Iowa.
The officers the points Of consolidation will public
of the days which they w he receive
applications entries such lands nj their offices.
Given under hand tho Of Washington this 2t day VI
" THos. A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner OF tho General Land Office.
Nov I4--law8w
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MN l0ftk, UksiM EN, asD sUUIt..
%Jf2 ANTON UNITED STATES MAIL sTEA1 EGs.-
2nk* Tue shFa comprising thts ine WASH
0S1eakoo row, Capt. T. cavsadyi aERMANN. Capt ed
ward Higgins
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A MEXICAN ROUSE, Hanover street, Boston nv
Rice Rebuilt enlarged elegantly
modern and c0nvenienees
lon OF the travelling pgbBc.
u div
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| OSaFELLow's New ros'n-The Sing Of Hiawaha !
IL by Henry Wadswonh I.onVf.lluw Pic. 81
Curious People. rs
Just published and for sne at
TAYLOR h MAURY'5
Nov Rock store. 9th II.
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No. 546.l
Notice OF the esta blishment of three additional
land districts in the State of Iowa.
IN pursuance Congress change
boundae. disiicts the of Iowa, and for
other approved March 3D. ASS which act three
additional said hereby declared
land oiee for the DISTRICT" has
established IN ihatfor the
FoRr DopaE In Webster
aud for the HIvER DIsrRcr sorx 9rrY ood
bury county. u 49, ~ ~2.i -s. = 80. -
my hand at the city Of Washington, thirty
day Of Ocaober, "A. y. LASS .t
BY order Of the President;
THU3 A.. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner of the General Land Office.
Nov2-aw6w lint. aud Star.
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pROGREss Of Religious Ideas, by l.. mari. ohilas.
l 3vols.
The New rcha.H Bsry Years. the Far WEST edition
Lilly, Novel | VOL
works II Chas. Lamb. vI.
HsrpersN Story Book. Vol - '.,
Mexico and IL. ReIigiouj by r A. Wilson. illustrated
Border BaHs,es by W. Gilmore Simms.
su,ikr b" Cbarirs Bick tens
The Chia wife by CHARLES Dickens
Mysteries CVu sIaars by William Harrison Aims
worth. re '
Nov % FRANCK TAYLOR.
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ERENCH JUVENILE BOOtSSs--A weil-seiecud collection
books vAIinuS and
adapted Them, beautifully lusa'rd
b 70 md bookstore Of the undetgnod Gporrd by himself
direct from Paris.
Dee Il FRANCK TAYLOR.
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WATCH Watches chronomeer. and nor 10,
time keepers descp,ion skiI
fluffy repaired by competent wsrkmeH .|. =
practical knowl.e Of this branch Of business which
sc, river, satisfaction Ia
persons having hns ws,chrs, sc. ,orspsif.
1-., ,t-r NV. GAIT q bro,
3ai Penn. avenue, between 9th and ION streets
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GBUms, French Poytfoisos, bibles, and Ptsysr
"A bs"k, velvet elasss
Basey' and Mornn gold in gold aud silver g4
pruc Rodverss peaknvrs inpced direct fe DE
nanaao'ueFi Of drawing insrumrntsi dsswas boo
French and English Fenc Eng h and American Juvenile books
hhe editions " AMERICAN French and Enrsh 10
imported Paris BY
Dee 30 FnANCK TAYLOR
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No, 544l
Neftee q tbs heopeDsng oglhs Daayills LAID sOkses
tm Illinois.
't-Hrrt 'ttr a0sAERAI L kxp Otuos, sepa1s, lass.
have iis day hssa transmitted 70 the register
and receiver OF the Danye land office 10 Illinois s
81 tbs vacant lands eg said diet aud 10 thirty days
public notice from HE date o. the eeep Of said insrueons OF The
epspng their ohce and he manner ~ which applications Will
DO received BY them. M ~
Sept 2i-2aw6w [Inei Hiar.1 I'M Commissioner.
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ELENwOOD cEmETEHY.-omee No. Goa Pspnsyiv,,,.
avenue corner Of 18th street, savings Bank This
cemetery laid the IN
New fofk, and snzasd oas sss s.
mile norh u ths Capitol, leading d,sc
TO the gateway Tits from 1o.
ge he Eoaad sreyer bnra pupores makipg
foe TUE 10 the pnrehaser, and prohibiting ,
LEGISLATION NJ otherwise s snpsusucs 10 ,hos.
wish sr dead 10 where they psced o has
tecoa custom In al cities when burial sroand bseo
valuable for other dead mn
iscuou-y large md cannot prevent
titles given groand
N. AOhce rem 10 ~, A., pssrps,sss vim
sp The charter. and laws, and all niormscs can be-
eStsned all orders for D. sy
sv No 40 Seventh any other prompt,
= s Iure
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EUVALL ~ HHOrfIEft, Merchant Tniioru. take thss
IL method ~ calling
and their cloths. caasrres
and veng A. suaI ~
make TO order In the elegant manner
Alec, choice selection Of sentiemsra r,ods
Dec I-3taw2w DUYAIL A BRo
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CARD William Tucker merchant tailor, Pennsyl
vania would respectfully call
beers Of Congress Strangers and citizen. generally his
stock OF cloths, eassimeos and
he prepared 10 make at the shortest notice aud 10
fashionable styles.
Nov Saw
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pARRIsH's PRACTICAL PHARMACY. 1 vol svo
L Lectures on English History By Henry Reed.
Gsofy Moncton, Faihess Guardian MRS Noodle
Essay the Life Character. and Wungs John D. Gibson
LII. D. by WIN. A. Porter.
Bmekiln Man, Victim of Misfortune.
now-Nothing Almanac, 1855. 90, 81,
Dec ] . -. -, FRANcK TAYLOR
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EICrlLE lSORY-Just we'd exquisite specmsp
Of ,h msnnfaenrs Including The pssssn, from ,he C,S.
afer aubrss, TIE Flight fnto Egyp 10 hdorntion o. W.
Wire Men !" Bend II Christ" se Domenshino B" MAIDS
mass" Ecce Homo" kc j" specially adapted for Ch"s
presents. t.#'7 h"-a $50 'rH',' ~.
Al ., TAYLOR l. MAURYs
Dec 20 Bookstore, near 9Th street.
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professional CARDS.

- T, &. CAMpBELL,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law
,.,,s,autly on hand to loan on real or personal
In lov or short time Eastern Exchange oongn'
VIZ fes discounted Notes and Mortgages bought
M M .ctsd taxes paid and all Law BUSINESS prompt
~. r,nSsa 4, ID the State and u ). Courts.
lief renees- 4
., n G. wles Esq, N. Y. City, Henry swim, Esq poI
iag Ny Hon EDWARD h Cowles, City, Henry
esM es,m Ia. Hudson, N Y, Hon. IL kugglss, rot
se,s Ny Ex-Gov. Washington Hunt L"ckport' frof
a = Morse pokeepsis, Y.
onss o:i1 In. ss. % foer. May l.dkxtf
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LIFE PREsERvERs AND PIN CUSHIONS.
The papers are quoting with sur
prise the statement that large mum.
Der Of the life preservers on board the
Northern Indiana were rendered usc-
less by having been perforated with
pins. This IS a fact, and the Same
has been true in the case of every
steamer on the lakes, since the burn
ing ofthe Erie. Captain Titus inform
ed US that those of the Griffith were
entirely ruined by the ignorance and
carelessness of the lady passengers on
board, and we have frequently heard
from steamboat people, that nothing is
more commonthan to find that the in
fated liie-preseryers in thestate rooms
have been used as pin-cushions. One
trip OF the steamer carrying them is
generally sufficient time to complete
the destruction ofthe greater portion
on board, as one pin-hole to each will
render it unserviceable --Bgbdl0 Er-
press s a
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The AoeurrrAL OF HERBERr.-Ths
farce oftrying Herbert, the Democratic
Congressman, for the murder of Keat-
ing, and Irish waiter, has terminated
as every body supposed it5would. -
After the unanimous vote given by
the Democratic party in Congress
against an investigation Of the affair,
twas MOTTO be expected that he would
be convicted by a Democratic Judge,
who had Democratic Attorney and
a Democratic Marshal to aid hini in
procuring acquittal through the Jug
glery Of the law. They haVesuteeed-
ed, and it is now established law in
Washington, thas ifa Democratic0 Con
gresham, before hehas recovereAhtom
the effects of the last nights debGasch.
should indulge in the diversiOnq of
killing an Irishman, the whole iafu-
ence of the party in Congress, and of
the President and his officers, shaah be
exerted TO save him from punishment.
Gazette. sI isii
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GENERAL LAND OFF1cE--SuavHYs
IN NMrNNEsoTA.-Congress haningere-
ated two new land districts in Min
nesota, and having provided thsmaans
of carrying on the surveys in the,same.
the Commissioner of the General
Land Office has directed the sgrxsy-
or general to exert himself in .expedi-
ting the surveys in these new, land
districts, particularly on Lake ,Sppe-
rior, and on the St Louis river. pn fhe
valleys of the Mississippi and Glow
Wing rivers, which are demandad si.
ther by the settlers or by the recant
treaties with the Chippewas Of, Lake
Superior or those of the Mississippi.
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The reduction Of the letter 'posSttaxs
in this country was one of the iMt66t
beneficient measures ever sAdoptsdoby
Congress. Yet MIR. Buchanhti Uppes-
edit in the Senate of the UYiied Sone0.
Ii his opposition had prevailed, hitter
postage would now be1s swgnsyo6te
cents instead ofthree iFhegYedsG Sag
Nieht statesman would hapethsPost
age ola letter twenty-five tcents,,an
require men to work foSten esAtaa
day. He would like toqhsve thespus-
tage fora single letter. ahs0rh,the
whole of a laboring man'E waees for
two days and ahalt He, weald make
fnetimesa WouldatAesr-La LaaissiBe q
.jostt7'dt. aa bE eli IA nod,vI
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NEW TIN STORE.

/, bA lOLUK PAPER MILLS.
vNHEsuoScytbers are constantly making variety d
Printing and Wrapping Papersat their MllIil No
line and will pay Cash for any reasonable quantity Of
good clean cotton or linen rags. Ourtravelngagcnt,
A. o. Churchill will call on the Merchants through
eensralIowa and paythemfn cash or paper for theit
rag: ~. ,o,, ,o.. 3. W. wHkELoCk.
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JEALOUSY AND CASE KNrvEs.:a922A
Mrs. Hedges of Rochester, bec6mfhg
Jealous of her husband stabbed oMm
with intent to kill, but not knowing
anatomy failed in her purPosed- s6hs
was sent to prison, and thinking Her
husband dead, tried to killihefselfw7th
a dull dinner knife. But here again
she failed, and both are stflriving and
likely to recover. 'n0
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CARD.
"A :sEaIHoLD. sAn'L. Z. sAkKLxr. n. THOMPSON.
8AKkLEY, THOMPSON g. Co.,
wholesale Dealers in Groceries, ~
COMMISSION AND FORWARDING MERCHANTS,
Corner Perry sad Second Streets.
Davenport, Iowa.
Agentsf or the sale OF fLsnn & Smiths Gnnpawder-
constantly hand one thousand Kt gsand Gases Ri
DE- porting aud Mining Powder which We Will fur
nsL I 10 the trade, Powder
cd al Owe minutes notice. b. --srs.. .-s.5-
July y. S.ls5a-wtrW
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The llId Pioneer Bakery still ahead!

,,HE subscriber has recently made extensive prep
L arations for the manufacture OF sutter, ohgal'
pii"t Bread. &c, &c., together with good assort-
ment Of Loaf Bread, Cak kes and Rusks;
,n,n,S snr the manufacture of Cf.m 4 Paul's
PATENT LOAF BREAD,
made by Machinery.s The advantages sla'mea ior
this process Of making Bread; are these, me hreaa Is
anee il is much water and more even, ,tkeeps much
longer silaou. becoming stale, and 70 many persons
is not Objectionable when q week o'a, ~ t,1,Sar su
ana is ready introduces into families who Fave nss
er used Bal er's Brcad ber're, saaii eonnhae 20
ahnye ARTICLES on to rms hich cannot tail 70 give en-
lire satissetion, hope TO be able TO supply an VINO
may favor me with their patronage: lhshhut .ol
same All ordeI from the country promptly al1ena
ed to. cs ..,sra ahnv.
Pioneer Bakery, Front Street, one square s'o'o
Burrows IL PTettyman's steam hihs'
nayen Do RI. Mny 81, lSS6-dti