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TONES Won : / o.

'HIiEI did TO more than give temporary relief
L and they never will. Ii Is because they
don't touch tie eau + of the disease The cause
OF all ague and bilious diseases is the atino-
spheric poison allied Miasfas or NJ siaria. Neu-
trafize this poison by lis NATURAL ANTIpoTE,
aid all diseases caused BY II disappear al once
Rhodes f.yer>and Ague Cure Is tais Antidote
t. Malaria and moreover Il j. a perfectly harm
less medicine. The certificate of the celebra
ted chemist, J. X. Chiffon, OF New York, to this
effect. Is attached to every bottle: therefore II
il DOES No ODD il can 10 harm
MS Is more tnau can oe sald ci CANINE, Ar
senic, or any tonic IN existence, as their use IS
rninuns to tie Constitution and brings on DUMB
aeuE which never allows person TO feel per-
feetiy wei, for single moment. In llIustra-
ton of these truths annex some extracts from
a lettrr Just received from Physician:
GEoRGETowN, Ohio, March II 1856.
JAS A. RHODES, Esq Dear Sir, Yours of
I'd inst. is at hand. Tie Cure arrived late last
year, and the difficulty in getting any one 10 try
Il was greatly increased from the fact that
remedy had been intredae which was grow
ing in favor with the public, as being better
than using eatn,ne,-not knowing, presume.
that the remedy they used to escape Quinlne,
contained the DRUG ITSELF
The remedy, (known as "Smith's Teulc,")
would invariably BREAK an agtle, but 1t did hot
CURE it, as 1t nould ,ften return with renewed
vigor. This one circumstance deemed in our
favor. if could institute test comparison be-
tween it and your CURE. The following is the
result:
Three person took your Cure all Of which
were cases OF Quotidian Intermittent Fever"
OF many weeks standing. They had tried Our
nine, and otfsr remedies, occasionally miss..!g
chill, hnt II W $, as in all such cases slow
ly wearing them out, ana laying The tounJa-
tion Of other and severer maladies. / die sue
coed IN etIeeusg a radical cure Of al, three of
these cases with your remedy. lu these cases
Inc :. Smiths ionlcn had been used, and would
break the el.ai, hut Il wou!d return again.
think there will be no difficulty moss III CIV
Ing 70 yonr Cure the vantage ground OF any
other remedy now in sse here. Nm. BUcKNER.
RHODES FEVER L. AGUE CURE, or
ssrIDoTk TO MALARIA, he only harmless rem
edy in existence, is equally certain as PaE.
.EsriyE, or .cuRps Take it when you feel
the chils eomlng 90, and Won will ney er have
a sing c one. JAS A. RHODES,
Proprietor, Providence, r. |.
Wholesale Agents, ST. Louis, H. BLAKsLEY;
Chicago. BAncLAY BRcs.; and fer sale by
A. Gilbert, Upton. ~ 3n.
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TIE School master Of our Z puJiic -
When oar republic rose, Noah ", User
became Us school n4<trI T4ere lad
meter been a great nal,oa with Un.ver-
sal language without dialects. Tie
Yorkshire men cannot now talk with d
man from Cornwall. TIE peasant Of
the L'suarIan ApyennInrs, dives lis
goats home at even NJ over hills Il al look
down on SIX provinces, none of whose
dIalec, Le cat speak Here five thousand
miles h4Age not the sound OF a word
ar,uDd Try fir, side, AMI from every
tribune. AM in every lirlI Of labor and
every lac DRY Tor toll. is heard lie satne
bngue. We owe il 10 Webster~-He
has done for us more than AiIefd did ier
Eng land Oh Cadmus Tor Greece. His
books educated three generations They
are forever mutlplyln hs mnumerable
army OF thinkers, who will transmit his
name from age to sge. Chances at The
Metfonoils.
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lIG GINS ROT Fl Z r

4 RE Sole Agents for the sale If the follow
a lns invaluable Musical Works, published
by Nathan Richardson, Of Boston. and are pre-
pared II furnish item at
Wholesaie d Retau at Publishers Prices.
The Modern School for the Piano. TIE
most celebrated Instruction Book ever publish
ed Price $500
The Modern School for the Piano Forte has
nnw beer before the public sutfici Mt length
Of time 10 most fully test liz value as the best
guide to correct knowledge of Piano Playing.
and the fac; that il Is constantly increasing in
ga e, and winning favor adoption the
most popular teachers, $ sure guarantee of
its ultimately becoming adopted.
put ak > lie II = 81 e. Dy 4. lee "ar9eHt.r
be inner ear e treuzh "a, o. IN hree nths. rnc 75c
rkerss AFaua tta mory and th,r, ugh IA $. Ai,xt
bons Il te1 he Phi - cts
Ilaktr's ~ vaton Of the Yncs The TINE
M Ill fae learnnl sing. Th wo recommends Itself
Pbce %
No, B.iaos Id ems Singing Book b. Marion *
-uH II CT 20 Is
a "a e eta of b Ah tx vii he any n 70
IL free q o TAX eel rs awe nexe
IA H. HIGGINS " - IFfS,
J.
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Judge Hall, Why has bsen elee,faneerins fer
bis erotAsr 4. Hall, the pro slavery caaiidata
fos Congress IN the drss district openly approve
all that the Pisrcs administration has done la
regard 70 KAnsaa, and oil the at. of the border
humans OF epoch which be recently male
At Council Bluffs, the CAron~tspe says:
He openly justified the course OF the admin
iafAtion In kanaas, and argued that the de.rrac
ton Q; tne Free State Hotel, AID the Iriutlng
o.i-es al Lawrence, was necessary and just IA
DE. lie thought Il Vas Treason ~ form Fee.
State Constitution for Kansas, aud WAS IS zeal
Qua 70 dsisodias Border Ram .uism, ~ S.rias
fellow himself We really hops that Hall will
Continue ne labors In these parts until the cleo
son. Nothing could help the Republican cause
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femo.ts Prospecsas n,,cern.3 ~, - c.,
e raaos.--The following is an exile, ',.o
le..er dated New Y TX, July 10 to ne ,.a pn'
ga te'.sraph, . BUCHANAN orgsa. II wss "eo.
ten by its Editor: twas witt
ne ths AS it may, however, The cur,e,, a,.,
a IN op'haon mere It IL mos. dacjd. tina, Fra,ns,
NJ l. carry, without difficulty. every non sl.vs
ahs sat-, even Pennsylvania. bava ;ns.
ss.a . ,r.eed Vino returned yester lay fsom tn
lasa' districts Of Peunsy lvania, and bs SOW -
af". sA for Fremont. "a far as be n.nI5 s a.
westward hear, allsth. induces Of no. +.
sIag are for Fremont. I saw yes,ariav =
southern friend who has been locomo,ns 80
vermont aud the strongest Abolition regfo,s -,
view E'g'and-s talking aud ossarying sria,a
aaa dyed in tue wool Democrat. Hasa -.
Ioand only three Buchanan and one riIinoro
u "a 10 thoee parts Ia the city hare. which e
naturally rather liberal and eosmouo, tan n
opinion, the free soil tiekrt, so tar rnI@s ,ba
ioos'' The most Moderate of the old Whiy ,ar.
" ATE gong Tor + ltlnore--but the boik of H..
party Is going for Fremont The frs, classis.
ess'on Named comprehends all OF the more mod
CRU poitcal development of Know Moth ngisu
wal,n MT. Fillmore seems likely to get. Bach >.
nan vote 60 Tar as Can /, judged is confin 4 a
'ne regular Democracy, shrru of the more fra. +.
soiiish and fishy portion If the same -
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The Taaes makes very silly parade Of We
~ silly paragraph which 1t pre- tends to have
found 10 soma obscure L,ndoo newspaper, the
writer Of which Wa - euoagh 70 anticipate Ia
fremont's election q chance tor breaking up the
American Union. We commend to the Tunes
attention the following extrsct--taken from no
foreign journal, but from one OF 1t. own 90 la
borsss tor Buck and Breck, the Charleston
Courier:
III Il b dssisable 70 triumph over our aiver-
sariee and preserve the Union UNTIL WE
" kdkLvEs NAY BE READY T0ABAN-
DON II, Il d certainly important TO give the
candioan q our party the frank aud hearty sup
port Of I'll The Southern States, and mono can
sslvesn
Uuioa.saving papers generally will please CO.
pyi--Chieago IsiLune.
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Southern Threats against Burf'n-
game. A Washington correspondent Of
the New York Times te!egraphed as
follows Oh Thursday:
There was a tremendous wrath, loud
and deep, among the Southern members
to-day. against Mr.. Burlinsame, fr his
allusion 10 Percy Walker, OF Alatana,
in Philadelphia on Tue.day night
Threats of cutting out bis tongue were
frequent, and duel is expected. MI
Burllnga ne s offensive words as reported
-dou btles maccur ieip--"ers -" Your
Percy Walkers. like mean HOUNDS anu
dogs, deserted you after all you have
done for them.
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Deserf'on From Fillmore Franks
Inc washington correspondent Of the
N: Y. Times. writing under date Of the
4th inst, says:
The political relations ct the Fill.
more men 10 Congress are assuming d
novel and interesting form, in conse-
quenee Of FlIlmo'e's evident weakness
10 the South. Several lately prominen,
illmore men are about to decIau for
Fremont. Fillmore viii doubtless be-
deserted almost unanimously within
lie" days. Mark the Developer, ots"
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$1,000 REWARD.

EHON the stable f ,he 5 ibsc' lber IN Upton,
l. On tie ng.st d the 2Sth inst, OHc If - d
morse, b in Lack mare, with hole in the left
pat f her neck, being scar from a kick; Of
large 70, and four years old.
The esher q ba mare, four years old, with a
lump or fore l,g, caused from being corksd -
Both saia horses are fast walkers and have
long tails
Fifty Dol ars Reward VIII be paid for The
re'Hra # he hsrses and conviction If tie thief
and at, person giving 'nf rmat d. of the same
WIZ be 4bera ly rewarded
Tptua, Aug =, 30. STOUT & SHEARER.
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Now Is your tine.

- Shaving and Bathing lover Chambers
I Sons Drug Store. Yr. E. D. Johuson calls
The attention Of the hairy people to the fact that
b b prepared b give them good seraps, or q
aies iasi9oeatiag bath. NV don't be s.ine y
snd ~ to save dime, AID cut your throat do.
Ing t. but call On johnson aad try his agility
and dexterity with edge tolls
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u oios.

havs dsposed Of . part Of my interest In the
advertiser 70 Samuel Dswell, Esq who will
Aersasssr hav1. the Management Of lbs Adoert,.
Ger. end sAasys Of the books
All accounts and scriptions now common =.
eel and ending bafors the LIST Of January next
viii b IN ny haads for collection. Being in
Assd q money We would be pleased to have old
accounts settled up to Commence evsa on the
noS. WsLLs spIcAR.
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We charge that Fremont is Roman

We charge TIA, Fremont is 4 Roman
Catholic. Now if he is not a Catu,l.c
why 4on't he come out over his own
signature and deny the fact. W. Y E1-
press
We charge that the editor of tie Fr-
pres Is etasurnuase ass. Now ii lie
is moi an ass, why don lie cone cot over
hrs own signature aHi deny the fact
Sgfacruse Journal.
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State Agricultural Fair.

The 81 Annual Fair Of the Iowa State Aur,
CULTURAL Society will be held in Muse atins on
the 9Th, Och and 10.h days of October.
The preparations beiag made will eaaal anv
10 the Union. Farmers are earnestly solicited
70 attend.
A few pamphlet premium lists can be obtained
@ this once.
- The Cedar County Agriculture, Fair
will b held 1t Upton on the ist and ID day, +
October.
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Csvvtsges.--lf any OF our readers want to
purchase good, new carriage Of auy descri2
tieu, (aod many Of them ought to get oae) we
would say no i:e ths card in another column A
CHOICE lot for sAle 10 Ma.catine at refa,ed
prioes.'
Now Is your tine.
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.:lAN.E OBJ .SicQp,ciss>ci s
Florence. Nebraska.

GEO. n SAL GENT, Prest. IN. raRKns, Cashr.
FTHE Undersigned, Prorrietors Of the BANK
l. OF FtoRENcE. Nebraska, ate. by the pro-
visions of its Charter, individually responsible
for all its issues, ard will redeem the Notes Of
said Institution in Coin, at ITS eoun'er in the
ity Of Florence and at either Of their Bank
ing Houses. in Eastern Exchahgs at per
cent, or in Specie at same rates as other cur
-ency,
Cook & Sargent, Davenport, Iowa.
Cook. Sargent & Downey, Iowa City, Iowa.
Cook. Sargent, Il Cook. Fl Des MONIES, sc
Cook, Sargent l. Parker. FioreNce, Nebraska.
Davenport. Iowa, July Isl, 1886. 81 3m
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l, is said tina, Lafayette sent for a hogs
head Of earth from Bunker HILL, 10 be
placed over his body at his lnternme'.
The selectmen OF Boston received lie
application from his agent. TWAS tai 2
from the spot where Warran fell, as.a
with a certificate that II
was genuine" signed by three OF the
oIdes, veterans OF the town.
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4 P.E-Tas dialogue pun fo- Brown 4
SsAnsn u ~ last Democrat "eaps the eli
m3x.n
We sAaot give Ne. Hawley any such puff a.
thak We "ssve" on puff ,g- have not got the
wind 70 80 through With the likes of that. Mr.
Hawisy, we are behind ia pani lg aad will have
to let the people try Us on prices, qualities ard
quantities Of stock.
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Life Saved at Midnight
| tSia'S1E At S'~GlnrH NY 2
DIR. j. Dennis.

EaOM Nuscatne, takes this method TO in
J. form the citizens Of Upton, that he is now
few days TO attend to the duties OF his profess
sion
Being thoroughly acquainted with his pro-
fession, relying entirely on his reputation as
Dentist for success, he soisits the patronage of
the public. ALL OPERATIONS wARR.NrFp.
References may be had from the following.
gentlemen:
Hon. w. II. 1uthiIl, Upton; Hon. j. z.
Cook, Davenport Hoo. A. X. Cotton, Lyons;
A. Holtsiander, Esq Upton; A. Daniels, Esq.
Marion; s, $. Daniels, Esq, Upton 4. II.
Taylor, Muscatine. 30 e.
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yt,to AoOttiis,mcnts
NEW ADVERTISEMENT.

THE undersigaed takes this method tointorm
the lit ztns OF Tpion, and surroundihe
country' hs, h. has byughe out 'he old nim Q,
NuItass 4 GewrY, ana has NO" on Land, ana
constantly receiving
Furniture of All Kinds.
Rureaus. Tables, Beds.eads, Chairs, Sash, Matts,
e., ~. For which BE- will sell for Cash as low
"a al any place in the West
call and See for Yourseit.
Upton July 10 astf y J. HA"LFf
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Notice to Contractors.
Chicago, Lua and Nebraska Rctlroa,

LtNugO, ISUU VHG .NHUfnSHn hGaFbdl.
= GALCD Proposals viii be received at the
~ Once ol the ompony, IN he City Of Cln.
on, iyaa, U-tI Wednesday, Oct. 18th, incIu-
I'VE for TIE Ga Ration Masonry ard sfdg
ing n tBout sixty mi es - the fine # read,
commencing It lie Wit. and extending To le-
lar Rer'd> in Linn Cou'ty.
Ghe line viii be divided iRta sections of a5r ut
oae niie in lpngth. The sections may be pro-
posed for separately, of connected as nay suit
parties proposing Pas, pr Tie. and sp'cili
cations 4 the work will be ready for exam
oauon al tie flee Of said Company H. Gil, toI,
and after the 2agh DAY OF September next
he omptny reserv the rlsat OF accepting
UGH proposals Only as they may deem tor
then in,e, est NJ 10 SMITH,
CsIntoa, Aug. Is, 56. 36f Chief Engineer.
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Farmers Store !
w n YrTnTnv

ID RESPECTFULLY calls the attention Of cit
LII liens and Farmers Ia the ct that he has
opened the first Store, and will keep constantly
Oh hand full supply Of
Dry Goods. Groceries, Hardware, Cloth.
ing, Hats & Gaps, Boots & Shoes,
IN fact, every thing usually found in a coua.rv
s:ere. Give him call and examine his Goods
before purchasing elsewhere.
Tie One rice system Ia strictly adhered TO-
P. S.-W. 0. T.. Having permanently loca-
ted III Durant, ard design making it the place
81 his future re dence. and siucerey hopes, by
ia'r prices, good goods, just representations,
and close personal attention. TO merit share OF
he atronaec and confidence of the public -
Pas tavors gratefully acknowledge and c on
tinuance solicited. VIM. q. LUDLOW.
Durant, Cedar Co., Iowa, Aug. '56 ASSN.
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- The viceroy Of Eeyp, having
fsps'h'ng better for his army 10 do, has,
He had. set them TO mending the roads.
public hica1fdy marked out several great
dominions. and IN various parts OF hi.
upon ,her, ,W has soldiers 4 work
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II. L.ToE a, co.

(Late G,rurc f. Toe)
NO. les LaKE STREET, CHICAGO, ILLINOIS,
Importers ana Jobbsrs +
Saddlery Hardware, Saddles,
Carriage Trimmings, Leather, Shoe
Findings, Leather Betting, Sc.
ID especially invite your atteivai ION to the
III different departments OF our business aud
from long experience and superior facilities,
trust We can execute orders in the most sasisfsc,
tory manner ana ca the most favorable terms.
pL TED GOODS.
Our assortment Of silver n.d brrss plated
trimmings consist of every article in the line,
aud as We are now importing all our English
goods direct are prepared to offer new induce.
tneRts to our customers. Our stock of staple
Saddle and Haraess Hardrare
Is unsurpassed By any house In the West and we
feel coufdent that we can sell at such prices as
cannot fail to give perfect satisfatt ton.
Carriage Trim nm ings.
Our assortment in this line is iulI and COM
piete, consisting of blue. brown drab ami C!arct
oroadcloths; cotton, union, and worsted dam.
asks brocateile, paramettas coach lamps curtain
lights, and every article in she line
Patentand Enamelied Leather of all colors
Noble Hoare's Coach Varnish,an extra
article. smiths Steel Converted Axles all sizes
We call the attention Of Carriage Makers to
these superior Axles. We sell them at manufae
turer's prices, and sre the only Agents
Ledther Belting.
We have the only Agency for Reese 4. HoYfs
superior Patent Stretched and Riseted Leather
Betting. Also, Goodyear's Patent superior Rub
Der Belting and Packing.
LEATHER.--Wp offer for sale in this depart.
ment, Oak aud ilemiock tanned Harness Bride,
and Collar Leather, Hog Shin Seating, Skirting
and Pad skins, spanish and Slaughter Sole Lea
her, French. Philadelphia, and Western tanned
Calf and Kip Skins, Oak and HeEiock Upper
Leather Lace Leather, Morocco Binding, and
Lining Skins, with full and general assortne,.t
Of Shoe Findings.
SAD DLER'S TOOLS.
We ask prr;icular rtteHtion to our stock of
Tools they are manufactured expressly for our
House, and ola quality and finish uneq ualled and
we warrant them Our prices are as low az a
common article is usually sold for From deal
ers and manufacturers throughout the country
we ask A call. and hattsr ourselves that our pri-
ces ana terms such as will comm and their
consideration. 336fn
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Tsi"ing.-Notice ID, card OF +. Mahsny &
Bro, who have fitted up nice Tailoring Is
tao!inhment opposite the Aldrieh House. WI
they proniss to give satisfaction.
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TOR SALE

!, sznz5r t#a a. - HaEoucses nhnat MS Fam
"A lily earn ages. Top nd Open Bugaps
which arc SELF ! and VIII be sold al greatly
reduced pic until all the Chicago manufac-
tured work IS disposed Of.
81 I'm EILlTHORPE & CO.
Muscatine, Aug. %, % Opposite Court house
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fa0 ntd Uaasr Bonasts and F0rers.
ONE WORD MORE
Shaving and Bathing Saloon.

D.. D. JOHNSON, KNIGHT OF THE RAZOR
Orer Chumbsr, ) .Auea, Drug Store.
II FCp Want 7 tasaat shave
Goa Bar gsy-,
/ OF AZ niy V.n,
u, nJrr e rx4., o. le sare n0oo,
Al shy time w.ten yrI stsy,
ssvs on r,,e Eoly Sa1na,h "ay. sstf
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- We omitted to insert the advertisement
Of MILO Smith, Chief Engineer of the C. IN.
Rail Road, Of Notice to contrsc.ors,r bat pub.
iish II this wsek,
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CAMPAIGN raper.

We win send the .4dUerttsr to new subscri.
befs. until the close Of the present Presidential
Campaign, for the small sum Of Fifty cents.
This will close the Sd Vol. Of our paper. We
hope The friends Of the principles we advocate
will assist to Increase our circulation,
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FACTS FOR THE PEOPLE,
Dem onStrated at
kiser, Grew l. Turner's Cash Store.

NiseE, sTcW q turner = SaSh More,
\ L which can be seen and bought very low
u for Cash, or Produce. every article that
o'lght TO be Kept IN Store House. We invite
lie attention of all to our
IMMENSE STOCK OF GOODS.
Beng determined to sell all kinds Of Dry
Goods, and most kinds OF Groceries, as low as
they can be fought at the River ,owns-and
anxious 10 build up the trade Of Tiptor, we
adopt the motto:
" Small rofts and Ready Pay"
Ibus are we enabled to compete with Daven-
port OF Muscatiue, and give to our numerous
customers, TO whom we return our sincere
hanks tor tier liberal patronage, during the
past year,, bargains that will warrant a
continuance IF their favor. We have neither
Nme or space to naue all our goods--l7 900
yds. fast colored calicos, new styles. 10 IL
cts; | 800 yds Bro. Muslin, va wide, to 10
cts. We will sell an excellent article Br,
Mus, y d wide II yds, for 81 90. Coffee, Su-
gar and lea at Davenpo tprtces.
W. Prs. Ladies com. q dress Bootees 80 to LIS,
1910 " Mems & tiIe Boots, 200 to $50
80 Boys LOO to 200
Children's com. and dress shoes. good
an cheap. Ready Made Clothing for 2,2oo men
md boys; Hats and Caps new styles for $500
men and hoys
near in Mind!
That as we DO CASH business business, we
can afford 10, and WILL sell Goods lower than
we could on long cre4its. We will, 10 accom-
modate our customers, sell them Goods at nett
prices, on ninety days note. We hate Book
accounts, and so do buyers generally. Jhe day
Of >ettlement, lie Lig nse,st, mtt come and IN
"appg the mda uho Is not prepared for It.
One void 10 he LadleI, To whom we owe
spec al thanks Tor past patronage for them. we
eep every article OF Dress and Fancy Goods
al endless va ely Of puramettas, rTeich aL4
Enstsh NeTmos, DelaI4es Gro De Rrne.
l. time and Sat Ducuin silks, from 10 Cts to
s. per yard
faa ntd u latter Bonasts and F0pers.
ONE WORD NTorE =.
OF the Few ar lc!ei of summer goods nov on
hand We va sell at precisely cost and trans
row trlng on your money and get
ne worth of 1T We went Charge you niue h
tor Goods anyhow. and nothing Tor sho wing
'hem. Finally, customers,
j. =, Ed " ards, who stands at the head
NJ his profession, a. Tailor, cuts clothes |
toT our customers, and warrants evory job So
proud IS e OF his reputation, lie couldn't slice
Il he should fan 10 please. tnats all.
kespac fully submitted TO ca did public.
sept. 30. 3of klStR, CREW & TURNER.
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Chicago Advert. ensats-
Chicago Steam Dye Works.

Chicago Steam Dye Works.
WE WOULD Respectfully inform the La
W dies of Upton that we have established
at l22 South Clark street, between Madison
ard Washington SITS. ~
Fancy Dyeing & 'renrisg Establishment,
Every description of Silks, Satins, and Wool
ell Shawls and dresses are dyed, Cleaned and
restored to their original perfection. Grape
shawls dyed TO any shade; also, lace Curtains
cleaned, oleached, and warranted 10 look lik e
new. Orders from The country promptly at
tended to. COOK BRO THEIRS.
"a, 3m. l32 South Clark st. Chicago
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- 7. MAH3sY T. BRO,
Il L A | LO r s

NE door below Myres' Hardware Store.
~ Al woFk entrusted to our care will be
attended to promptly, mai in the lates, fash
10 $ and warranled to give eatire sails &C ton.
CiaTses reasonable. Give US call.
Upton, Sept 80. s6tf.