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The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1856-12-31

tune, stumbled into cavern, over which
she drew the vines which had before con-
cealed it, and lay down in the darkness,
for it was now twilight. Overcome by
fatigue, she fell asleep, despite her fear
of wild animals and her wilder tormen-
tors. When she awoke, it was day.
All that day she did not dare to ven-
ture out Some berries were growing
among the moss at the mouth of the
cave, and with handful of these she
cooled her thirst. Hearing nothing to
alarm her, as soon as it again came night,
keeping her knife open in her hand, she
crept out, and went as rapidly as her
strength would permit, still further
away from the place. She walked half
the night and slept the rest. The next
day, she found berries the third, she
emerged from the woods into strange
country. A single cabin told of ciYili-
zation. She crawled to the door, and
was received by an old woman, whose
husband hunted and fished for living.
There she was i'll for month, lying on
bed of buffalo-skins; but the people
were as kind to her as they knew how
to be. She had some money, but they
would not take it. When she was able,
the old man accompanied her couple
of days till they reached the edge of a
settled country, and left her.. She found
out that she was hundred miles from
the spot where her husband was mur-
dered. After varioxs trifing adven-
lures, by begging and working, she
reached her own home, where every one
had long given her up for dead, Her
child she had not doubt, was dead.
They told her about Mr.. Fielding's let
ter, and she tnen kneso that her little
babe had perished of fright and hunger
in the solitary prairie.
It was several years before she recov-
cred entirely from the effects of her suf-
fering and grief She had never been a
happy woman. By the merest chance
she had heard, only about four weeks
before, of the circumstance of child
being found and adopted by gentleman
near Wakwaka. She had come, i'm
PEELED by faint hope, to that city, and
there had heard more particulars.
When she ceased her brief and hur-
ried narrative, Hugh took the little
trembling hand which lay in her lap,
and pressed it between his own, as if to
assure her that her troubles wore over.
Dear father" whispered Myrtle in
his ear, "don't you think you could be
persuaded to let me pass as your little
daughter, again ?''
$50, puss," he said laughing, "and
find and bring back that boy you sent
off in such hurry, half an hour ago."
Need anything be said about double
wedding or, how Mrs. Dennison, though
an estimable lady, was not the mistress
of the new mansion or, of how the sto-
ry is still told in Wakwaka of the find
ing of the beautiful Child of the Prai-
rie
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AAWYBRg..

JOHN s. FULToNI TJoHN H. M'coMBs.
Fulton & McCombs,
A TToRNEYS AND COUNSELLORS AT
IN Law, Ashland, Ohio, Office in the
Bank building, over the Hardware Store.
Nov 9th, 1855. 26tf
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Osborn Il Allison,

WIZ osDoRN [wM. B. ALLISON.
A TToRNEYs AND CoUNSELLoRS AT
IN Law, Office on Church Street, opposite
Store Of J. ". Boyd, Ashland. Ohio.
November 9th, 1855. 26tf
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pHggggsAMg.

1e Dr.. H. Buck,
rDRACTITIoNER OF MEDICINE ANI
IL SURGERY Rowsburg, Ashland County
Ohio. Nov, 9th, 1e55.-26tf
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Thomas J. BuH,

A FToRNEY AT Law, Lo,udonville, Ash
N land County, Ohio, will attend promptly
to all business entrusted to his care.
Novenber 24th, 1855 26tf
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James W. Smith.

A TToRNEY AT LAW, Office over the
IA Bank Ashland. Ohio. Business in this
and neighboring counties promptly attended to.
November 27th, 1855 26tf
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-e5 L L. Crane, NJ. D.,
CURGEoN AND 0GGULIST, Office in
- Duiin q Cranes Drug Store, Main st.
Ashland, Ohio. Nov. 27th, le55.-26f
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RIOS. kENNY.J

FHcs. ). KENNY. ALEX. PORTER.
.aEa Kenney & Porter.
A TTORNEYS AND COUNSELLORS AT
N Law, Ashland, Ohio. Office over Drug
Store of J :. B. F. Sampsel 6r Co.
November 9th 1855. 26tf
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William Wilson

a TTORNEY AND COUNSEL
"a lor at Law. a sllland, Ohio. Office ovel
T. G, Bushnell's Store.
November 9th, 1855. 26tf
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Miller House,

MI MILLER, Proprietor, opposite the SamF-
NI. sci House, Ashland Ohio Good fare,
reasonable bills, and good accommodations. "A
liberal share of the public patronage solicited.
November 9th, 1855. 26tf 8
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John ]. Jacobs.

NOTARY PUBLIC, Ashland, Ohio, viii
IN draw Deeds, Bonds. Mortgages, Articles
of Agreement, DC. at reasonable rates. Depo-
sitions taken with neatness and despatch. Of
fee in the Law Office of Kenny & Porter.
Novenber 9th, 1855. 26tf
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SampseI House.

A W. MELsHEIMER, Lessee; Ashland,
~ Ohio. This is one of the largest and
most commodious Hotels IN the western coun-
trY.sA faithful 0stler always in attendance.
Nov. 9th, 1855. ss sesae. 26tf5
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-10

A GREAT TRUTH BEAUTIFULLY Ex-
PRESSED. a dedication of a school
honse in Boston, Ex- Mayor Quincy
cave utterance TO the following truly
noble thought:
''If but once a century little be-
ing should be sent into this world, of
most beautiful and delicate structure,
and we were told that a wonderful
principle pervaded every part oft,
capable Of unlimited expanaions and
happiness, capable of being associated
with angels, and becoming the friend
ofGod; or if il should receive q wrong
bias, growing mp in enmity against
uim, and incurfing his displeasure,
would any expense OF education which
would contribute to save from such
misery and elevate TO such happiness,
be too muchl But instead OF onesuch
little being, 24,00e are now entrusted
10 the care Of the ''City Fathers" and
their education in this world will de-
termine their future destiny-of com
panionship with angels, or with the
wretched enemies ofGod."
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-10

A Gross lMPUTATIoN Our minis
Ter actually got off q pun the other
day: but we assure the reader it was
quite unintentional: he wouldn't have
done such thing for the world. 1t
was a social gathering: he had been
arguing the necessity of fcarying re-
ligion and principle into the most or
dinary conduct of life, when some one
added that We ought all TO be flights
OF tho gospel" "Yes," replied onr
minister, "but we must be lirers be
fore we can be lights There are
people base enough to suppose that
he intended it, and to call it a good
one too. - Manchester Demncrat.
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THE DAILY GAZETTE.
WOMEN AND MARRIAGE.

have speculated great deal upon
lnatrimony. Ihaye seen young and
beautiful woman, pride Of gay circles.
married, as the world says, well.--
some have moved into costly houses,
and their friends have all come and
looked at their furniture and their
splendid arrangement for happiness,
and they have gone away and com
initted them to their snnny hopes
cheerfully and without fear. 1t is
natural to be sangnine for them; as the
young sometimes are carried away by
similar feelings. love to get unob-
served, into corner, and watch the
bride in her white attire, and, with her
smiling face and her soft eyes meet
ing me in their pride of life, weave .
waking dream offutare happiness, and
persuade myself that it will be true
! think how they will sit upon the lux
urious sofa as the twilight falls, and
build gay hopes, and murmur in low
tones the now nottorbidden tenderness;
and how thrillingly the allowed kiss
and beautiful endearments Of welded
life will make even their parting joy.
ous, and how gladly come back from
the crowded and empty mirth OF the
gay to each others quiet company
] picture to myself that young crea-
ture who bushes even now at his hesi-
tating caress, listening eagerly for his
footsteps as the night steals on, and
wishing that he would come, and when
he enters at last, and with an affection
as undying as his pulse, folds her to
bis bosom; can feel the tide that goes
flowing through the heart, and gaze
with him on the graceful form as she
moves about for the kind offices Of af.
lection, soothing all his unquiet cares,
and making him forget even himself
in her young and unshaded beauty
| 90 forward for years, and see herlux
uriant hair put soberly away from her
brow, and her girlish graces resigned
into dignity, aud loveliness chastened
with tho gentle meekness Of maternal
affection. Her husband looks on her
with a proud eye, aud shows her the
same fervent love and delicate atten
tons which first won her; and her fair
children are grown about them, ant
they 90 on full OF honor and untgoub
led years, and are remembered when
they die Washington ifufng
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-10

REGULARLY Sold During the
month Of January. 1850, two gentle
men from New York, one ofwhom had
been in California nearly year, and
the other just arrived, we're aecidentiy
overheard in the following converse
ton at tue Sutter House, Sacramento.
The new conner was lainenting his
condition and lila folly for leaving al
abundance at home, and especially two
beautiful daughters whom were just
budding into womanhood-when he
asked the other it he had family.
Yes sir, | have. | have wife
and six children in New York-and l
never saw one of them!'
After this reply the couple sat
few moments in silence, and then the
interrogation again commenced:
Were you ever blind, sirr
No, Sir
Another lapse of silence.
Did you marry widow, sire
No, sir
Another lapse of silence.
Did | understand you to say, sir,
that you had wife and six children
living in New York, and had never
seen one of fthem?'
YES. sir-I so stated it,
Another and a longer pause of 81
lence. Then the interrogation again
cnquired:
How can it be sir, that you never
saw one of them!'
Why was the reponse, 'ons o
them was born after left
'Oh, ah' and general laugh fol
loved.
After that the first New Yorker
was especially distinguished as the
man who has six children and never
saw one of them
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-10

Barney, where have you beenf,'-
manfred one Patlander ofanother, who
was rejoicing in pair Of black eyes
and sore head.
"To widow Maloney's hall--and an
iIigant time we had loft. Fourfghts
in fifteen minutes, and ock-downs
With the watchman, that left but one
whole nose in the house, and that be
longed to the tay kettle. Bedad, the
likes was niver to be seen since we
walked ould Donnoly."
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-10

4EgHEg, THOMAS & CO. s7s nov Fscsivt4El 81
/, .,ba,r Ez-G aesr Jgs raa ToGI depot, 10 TONS
lECDAL DAILY S35 saS' tL4 "'s@@ 1~%7 -Vaa'
...-.uE Iu isis Market.
l,yirgto Il .3nbiua' ~ og the EiusEa TO raise the
5rIre ii Lcsl--p lic5 We would not submit to-~Ws
eg5 unable, l0T sGoT' i'Lns, 70 Eulpy cur sttten
.~ But having succag4el IN b!aaalhS up !his cos
E -.rlanGu whtChtse COIN LnOELy b-s 40 smsIi lntsI
.E.Ipvsry ucW prepared g deliver IN th!s c1D or
4 ayauFVr., IN quantity to sHit P-TsNGzgfE III our
!, ,.rfneF pr,.es, 90 application at tue Esff'
pngl Is.Hul Jams al
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he llid PinneeE Bakery sill ahead!

HE .nst-l aer h. recently ns ja extensive Prsp
tral.gg. tor tue manufacture ot Batter, hngSr,
.,..%I s,da, Pic hic, Water aud Oystsr Crackers,
t.rL Bread tzc, azc., together WtA good assofs
,p5 II 4aaG HseRdi C2kes RG1 hus4s.
l2ysats1 purchased the ih'e9I E'yal LgT Sc'i'
.,Hs t,r rhy nupufRc.uEr Of GrcD g la4!N
PATEEf LOAF DREAD,
..-.s. ~, vEsgIpsry The advantages clGlmsl for
In, gf tus kiE. BCsSJ, are these, the EEsaG Is
'' .ssrrtInrTn Ia OuAtty, snd handsome In appear
,a,it IS much winter aad mora aTsn, ksspslueh
tsf without Dec5lltng Sc l9' eAa 10 many perez Us
. 55St ngsgc ctouEble when T9aE oia, Il eits 20
lens a, the Hass. Ffsnea roll II goes iadasF'
gcGdlly introduced iato a2ilss 40 eEgs nsv,
h'' ~'.'i a.. rs srsEd estrFe shah conupue To
90 s,..f IL rg1n IL. pgFgEAtors. In 0GsI!Ds the
,a att4ylss UI rerms which cs0ao' Ail 70 slye en-
~ sst..fgclvu, hope 70 be d3ls 70 supply @ -. "po 20
,,sy I.v@f me win lAeir patronage. ItshhIul io5
80 tg.,ors / hops 70 meu' conEuuSnes Q! tne
srae. ht graeIsIrgm Iss c2.cirf PT99pPilY GneHu
ett0, ~ Co., ,,,,: .NnE~a shove
piIrrC7sa & pretsgla8u'a 5t3Ga Sii1s'
/ Usyenpori, ,NEy n, LS5b-oI
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A RECENT DrALoaUE AT THE WHrTg
Sulphur SPRINGS. Coz, Wise, Of Va.
If Fremont is elected and inaugura-
ted, say that the institution OF sla-
very will not last twenty years.
[hasaceloy~, Of Miss.--And
| say that if he is elected and NOT in
augerated, slavery will not last ten.
years,
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HATS AND CAPS
Black silk fists;
.. Fur !"
1856. Spring and Summer 1856.
ARRANGEMENT,
AT THE
GREAT ORTh-WESTERk
Clothing and Manufacturing
EN- r q Kxt III.
4. gAsTEEL 4 GO.

A. GASIEEL II 20,
,JNAK .his opportunity TO inform the pnblic that
i they haga received at their store, the largest
Stock OF
Broad Cloths, Cassimeres, Vsstings,
which has ever been brought TO this market ihe
Goods which oner TO The Inspection Of the cszeEs
oftbis town suIpass In design and nnisA, snything
that car be oered them this side Of New York, being
selected witG the gfeat1et cais and from the most
tensine houses ia the Eastern markets, and with
view to satisfy the tastes OF all our customers.
Nehura also full and complete sssoftaent OF
the latest and IL ost approved styles of ....
GENTS. FURNISHING GOODS,
when are beyond doubt the most desirable 20 be
found In this city. among which aEf tents Shirts,
Undsrshirts, Stacks, sFayats, GlUTS5y Saspenders,
Bose,&c
Particular attention viii be pFli ss heref af0Fe TO
the making up of garments ia style unsurpassed rs
Aay similar eeIsbishine4t.
Full suits made on shorlss! aolice' ana warranted
. suiG.
Thankful for the bsstawsl oiPsst liberal faEoTs
ll.s pabiie, tsEa pleasure ia pisigins renewed
tisiity and solicit share Of the public paifohsg
Api On d-lC A. CASTEEL d GO.
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FALL, AND WINTER CLOTHING
ATJOHN J0EDAEs

IOWA LOTHlN9 SIDhh.
LARGE andvgEie 4 assortment ofMeAss ssssI
"a BOYS, &c eady snado CiaiiaInG, sHibFse
ing sllLh dlncreRtsnd GpproYedstyles, ,shi Ab2cDy
good work men out ofEne beet material.
Fine, medium and common, ulions Beaver, Felt,
Pilot PetsTshaIa and Flushing, Bangaps, Sack ssnd
Pastot QvorcoaLs, Ctota, Dress aud Frork Goals OF
various cooEs and qualities. Cloth, Cashmere, saii-
mel, Velvct and Tweed PantSloeps. SILK, Ssun, Va
ianlis Swansd0 va, Velvet, Plush, Cloih caasasrs,
Satinet, Double and Single breasted Vests. Monkey
Drawers. uIGeIsblgts, hCsleTYy SGspsndeTs,
Gloves Crayats, Handkerchief hif-t aliars Stocks,
Ties sesrfs, Winchester And soett'sapprcvsd Patent
shouide Tseam Shirts Umb1eliasani aiisreissususi"
y kept in ssntienaA > furnishing siores, Including
RSaes de ChAmbre and Revere Vestsand oyercosts.
~ splendid ssottInent Of uaeus Ciotas, cassi-
tneres and NestiRksail which Will oe made up TO
best manner, with Pfomptness, at accom-
uiodsling priees, and By competent workmen. This
ss,ablishmsntsin tho Iuoathy receipt ofths latest
Fashionsso thatorder sintrustedto them may bore
pom being Inc iateststye pY those no de-
sirsit. All manner OF plain wofkssnn WORK oiaEeh'
lee lmsaium promptly attendedto as hsresolofe
HATS OF new siylotogsther with Ill ofths com
mon kinds constantly on hand.
Grstefulforpas psIrolage ,theau
/, homes 10 ueri lac a htlpugnce ofthassms.
- ~ JOHN JORDAN.
Observation-Disclosures Clothisr 30 nfFonts'rset, eppo'
site the Steam Mile.
ua,anport July p, 1855 " 6d.tf.
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large sssortIssnt ofCLoThs;
aaayy Castor Beaver for Over Goats;
Double Twilles German Cloths;
Hsrrls' Cashmere Black ard Fancy
Heavy Sstinstts for Pants
Velvet tsstinRz,
GreusdieF s'
Satin
silk
WoTstSd
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StoDes.
BUY YOUR STOVES

yNyHERE will slways be found one cf tha bastas.
w sodmeuts of Stoves, Tin Plate, Sheet Iren,
Wire, JEpsHned Ware, Tin, Sacet Iron md Copper
Ware 10 ihis city. Among bis RsaOrtment Of
: II OV L. :
are the celebrated Climax and Charter Oak Cook
stovee, co4l 1f wood. n - fni and complete as
soriment ParloF, Bokaad Heating Stoves, Elevate
oven Stoves, and many other patterns too nuner.
Gus TO mention. Our motto Is, Quick Sales aud
small Profits Good work, all warranted or no sale;
One dollar sava is dollar esmed; snd BY CALI ng
gt this Stove Store will save I. and get jns %
good an article a. at any other house.
Particular attention paid TO House Roofing, Spout
Il nR and lob Work in general ont Of good Tin and
slocE, hoping to receive share or the public pa I
ronage by this motto: sQniek Safes and Smali
prnfl. - Gsep5l d, l.. HORNE,
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stores, STORES,
MULTIPLIED By STOVES.
AND THE ANSWER IS SrOS IS!
4 LTR0UGR We cannot keep on hand some 5000
"A or 5000 Stoves, a.g0me cur ueishbgTs, the rea
are, soil 80 cheap aud 80 good AZ AEiielo OF
Stoves thRt II becomes cihcuit to supply TIE Do
rae Ad but new supply Of freight cars have arrive
and been placed On uTroad, and We bsve completed
our arrangements 10 be sbie now 20 supply the
demsndsofg be the gam MORE OR LESS,
So after looki2F around among all The CONE
H0RSEn stove shops in this city, to no purp0Es,
cOmst0
TsitehalI Giu0Et's,
The only Stove Emporium IN the west, sui buy
staDo az is Sssys. In our pTces, for chsap1sas,
8n defy si. compeiition--eTeTy article UGrraHtsd,
mud IL tot satiss ctoFy, refund the rnouQy, Among
ouE assortment may be found the celebrated
Forest Oak, for wood or Coal; the Climax;
BLACK Diamond. for coal; The King Of
Stoves and Governor, elevated ayons,
All Rtnd. Of fsrlor. ONCE and Heating Stoves,-
Tin end Copper Wsrson hand 81 sii times Roof
ing, Jobblng, &c. doas 70 order.
Brady Street, nearly opposite the Z. U.
Feb 4.dtf DAVENPORT, IOWA.
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Glotbias.
New Goods New GoOds!!
e y w ARD AIDE N ,
.nSrSh Tailor.

'"sS SsNusst sHtsOI,
AND
s,h.Ia..fa .nA pat.a nux =;
ohotos"ie aaa ts''nit Dcaiei IA
II a a II Vs nj a Gl n + In N q
.
gislhs, CSEaimef1s. gsattnai. uSats FUR
aistiug Goods aid Iailbrs' Trimming,
AStust returned from the east with one Of the
1 f,rsc.t a. a hsste -l.e,fd slocka of goods ever
g'T1 for salair this ,aatkaF copsi.ing ia part Of
.,ts feiinving eftiei,-.
ppna aTHS
DhohbN-Dsi
''Hsitsht /. Esheot - iLAsi ~ q -
Nasf qnAit.y Bnd lAtesl g.yi I q g%ocas. %
CASSIMEkES.
t,a.lfsb French snd An :Ycan ar every variety It
-ttia color sni auaitty
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PRFTTYMAS . DAIgEIr

WHOLEsA! 8 DEALERS II
u Il PC + RI 4 =
r - N, Ma ls Il / ASS
W0odsn Wars falr, FaIats, g!ls, &a,
tgsrts ;or Fairbanks zgAIss and Heritage ssfas
No. B4fEroTa' SpGcs, tJoDt ST.
DAF ENFU RI 10 " 4.
I.a.P graEBYH, :. 4, 1atkELtr
apl20 G.G.sEEgTgIsrr 9.
l.. =, FEE.aSsN, izs H.,
..NOEME HLE assistant FhysietsE 70 thsEG 81 Ia
= Pt aitena4Tg sud klugs GO. HOspltEl3r 4.
ycs5sai Sur. con 10 tao brgGsIgE City EJsptzt1 r.,
5n.y { Orapge NJ Wee, eh.stsr Goa, > u on3fs
sprefe5s gnsf asTfC5 to tAe citizens ol Davenport
,',hcr aut :osiasuce, Brady S'.EoaTiY opposite Gea
>arssHps. aug 20 i-51 97il
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rs Il g. certify that the bAIneEshtp heretofore
existing between the undersisned andes the
ua ne aud eli 10 Oi Shonp harEaioW 10 tLis dhy
dissolved Sy mutual e0nssll,
All tie demands outstanding in favor OF sSia frm
viii bs collected bT said -houps
d. r, sHoUP.
A, Y, aARkALOW,
~ The Forwarding Gud Commission business
viii hereafter be continued By u. Shoup d Co,
at the same stand,
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w. y O II Il =.
ytfs,tnzais MAILER In

WITT - -
Foreign aud Dome sde, GEesa End Dried Fruits,
Nuts be- al Caicsgu aud II. Louis wholesale price.
Con.,anlly eC Slnd Lemon, Oranges, ApPis',
&c. Hrsdv u usat traHt, east eide.
~ yVpapnTf IgIv &c 5GtNU
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-10

READY MADE IIUIHINN,
OF all kinds for Spring and sumner wear, which
yifll be sold as cheap sslhs cheapest,
FURNISHING GOODS.
,a,5s snDpIy ofeverylHirg necessary Ter gentle
Easu,s yafirohs. spring style OF Hats
sFaus Trunks, Saitces, &c.
P.s. Would Invite th0ssgboutto purchase goods
shove line 10 give him call before purchasing
elsewhere, Uae price only. No trouble TO show
goods. ihalsialforps SEfa vors hopes continuance
sfLhassne, SAMUEL PERRY.
Daysnport prilI6I65s
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- 10 Is Go iOlts 90 nd jas' received sDd ops"
| < Tag, ae have nc hsstatiol 10 saving TIA! We
Iye he !argss aas ssst rarisig We=t Oh SLleAso &c
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III Poser Book StSIs,
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clinton, Clinton County, Iowa. .,,.
,-,..,,.,a dasir9us oflufgTnattol concerning this
9Winl csu ssa 2J8Io'tGe rsH Swo ,a IGa 0D'Si'
iE'A AP+F'S"''''' % GEO, Il, PAENlks
0rra o~fY -V0ay'T Grocery NtoEs' 80 '.'
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NJ O Il I g e!

y. II. DAWSON & CO, have iorIacds
"a Paftnership With 7. IL. urlggs, undcr the name
sad sayls Of Dawson. Chgss CO.. to take effect
ca tile Ist day Of November ,Is55.
AHPsTsous having unsettled sccouats With the old
asm are requested y call aud seltls, Oct25
For the Ladies'.
ENRENCTI kid, White xiii, English kid, Bronze Kid
< and Velvet slippers
Also, kid, Congfess, Engiish ani French Lasting
Gaiters from 81 70 10 81, Is per pair for sale by
Dee : BA WSOS .GRIEiG q 90
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Burrows Il PretVman,
nINING SALOON.

trTE subscriber, obliged FOR the battofns psTtmc tc
biz tpst ho is sili prepared to seeoa gay taso
t,ou, AZ lie Dining Saloon, In NE DtsehIVS Mn
suports uow block, .grnor 81 nee0IT ;nns+ ga cyeIg
.iri.,s onposite tue 10 ClGIfe Housa D1uhTi "''''
THySt iSyG o'clocE. Meal. serted up al SL A'N's.
ics-Grean, Soda SAd Mineral Wats5' ,s,
1tKA N'T"'' JOHN aFkiF,
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Or, a. NJ. SMITH,


rrER an srpsrsuee Of thirteen ysass nssIs ~ pi,
Amaoos Of MsdisIas Aod sSfysry nO1 o, psSsppor
rIofoss9AsI osrylcss 10 TIE eitit, sriu be given
ossfE,lvo .argsry rad diseases OF hs 'S Sn s'sirs
ilns. ONCE IN roat O.ics Bloek 80 e., :, al Al.
1usS ON 5th a., between Bray u
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Removal.
Il. -. MOOR H..
reo. TEw uAYrH, ca,
FRkSC0, Banner, Sign and Ornamental PitntsF,
Gsalner Of Wood, Stone and Hgrgis.
Lettering aud Ciiltng OG
GLASS,
Window s.tgd8st Interef Decorations. Portraits
SConGry, Landscapes, &c, Ht short notice,
Sign Pa!Dtius aud GrAIring for the tfaJe.
Ha. remeS % from Brady 81. 10 20 81. foors Ea.s
niBtsdy.
RUlrfrGF-
A y. H. Mggss. Co.,