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4 NEW CHURCH FOR TIE REV. Mr..
TYING.
csos.posseaos Of The n. Y. Tribune.

c,as.poasenoe Of The n. Y. Tribune.
PHILApELPHIA, Dec. 9, 1856.
The friends of the Rev. Mr. Tying, late Rector Of the
Church Of the Epiphany, having secured the use OF
National Hall opened the building last Sunday fol
religions services according to the rites and usases Of
the Episcopal Church. The Hall, which is capable of
accommod sng several thousand, was tensey crowded
at both services with very intelligent and attentive
oonvrecatop assembled to listen TO this able, faithful
and fearless preacher who has been driven from 'h'
pulpit of the Church of the Epiphany by the Pro-
Slavery members of that parish. The large attend
ance a! National Hal is an evidence OF the warm sym
patty for Mr.. TyDg in this community, and the mea-
ger congregation at the Church Of the Epiphany last
Sunday is proof that the majority of his late parish
toners are with the Rector in this struggle for Freedom
and Free Speech. More than $4,000 has been sub
scribed to build church for Mr.. Tying, and the
Committee who have the matter in charge are conf
dent that the requisite amount will be speedily real
izes VIII not some OF the wealthy and hberal'minded
Chmohmen in New-YOrk aid in this great work
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The steamer Africa arrived yesterday from Liver
pool, bringing news to the Doth ult. Switzerland
holds good her determination to assert the ndepend-
ence of the Canton OF Neufchstel from Prussian con-
troll. From England the report is, tina. business
has greatly improved, and tho financial crisis is
thought to be over. The Bank, however has not
vet reduced the rate of discount. The French
Government is said to be considering the propriety
of making gold the standard of the circulation.
The British expedition against Herst is about to
sail With regard TO Spanish affairs, some interest
ing speculations are given among our extracts from
the British Journals
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In the SENATE yesterday Mr.. CAss of Mich. re-
i.erated his opinions or popular sovereignty, dis-
cussing the general questions involved in the debate
Oh the Presidents Message.
Mr.. Hale Of n. II. proclaimed the future inten-
tions of the Republican party, believing they would
attain the power in 1860 to apply the principle of
the exclusion Of Slavery from the Territories,
calling forth replies from Mr. Bieler and others.
Nj. BIGLER denied that he was speaker at a
Democratic mass meeting in favor of Buchanan
and Breckenridge and Free Kansas, as was ex-
pressed in handful which Mr.. Hale exhibited TO
the Senate amid general laughter.
In the HOUSE, NJ. HUMPHREY MARSHALL Of
Ky. made speech to show the difference of opin-
ion among the Democrats of the North and South
regarding the Interpretation of the Nebraska bill,
saying their positions were 50 different there was
no finding out wbe they were.
During his speech, Messrs. QUITMAy, KEITT
and MCMUILEN, the latter speaking for the Virgin
ia Delegation, repudated Squatter Sovereignty as
explained by Mr.. Cass.
Mr.. ORR Of S. c. repudiated that doctrine, and
admit ed there were differences of opinion regard
ing it among the Democracy, saying that Mr.
Marshall might make the most of it,
Mr. LETCHER essayed to prove that Mr.. Gid
dings and the Republican, party had expressed SEN
timeDts advocating Northern interference in the
Institutions of the South, tending to Instruction.
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In spite Of Mr. Pierces efforts, in his late apology
for himself and the Nebraska act so inde:ently in.
trOduced into the Presidents Message TO fa-fy his
tory it is nevertheless most unquestionable and a
very significant hlstor cal fact that, from the as
sembling of the famous Continental Congress Of
l77i, which laid the foundation of the American
Union, down TO the year l-5i-a lapse OF eighty
years-the course of American national action and
legislation, though not always gong so far as 1t
ton and curtailment Of slaveholding. This will be
made apparent from the following summary:
]. One of the fourteen articles of the American
Association, entered into by the Congress Of IVA
specially denounced the slaye trade, and pledged
the Colonies to entire abstinence from il, and from
aby trade with thOse concerned in il.
ii. In l7s7 the famous ordinance for the govern
ment of the territory northwest Of the Ohio one
of the lass acts of the Continental Congress. for
ever excluded involuntary servltude from all the
territory then at the dsposa of the United States,
that territory having been ceted to the Uaion by
the States which claimed il. free from any condi-
tons respecting that subject. The legaizstion Of
Slavery in Kentucky, Tennessee, Mississippi and
Alabama was not the act Of the Federal Govern
mept The people of Kentucky presented them
selves for admission as q slayehodng State, with
prospect Of their uniting themselves with the
Spsniard., for which there were many subsequent
intrgues, if that request was refused; and the
States Of North Carolina and Georgia declined to
cede 10 the United States the territory afterward
erected INTO the States Of Tennessee, Mississippi
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\ AWFUL CATAsTRoPHE.-T The Ncr-Bciford St4Hd
ard reports that as Mr.. John G.. Brown was passing
down South Water street yesterday forenoon, he
noticed the rejection OF dro upon shop windo~, near
woman completely envelo2ed in flames. He tried the
door which vas fastened breaking it in and taking
the woman to the street, he fnay succeeded 10 ex-
finpuishjpp the flames but not until the woman was
hunt in most horrible manner, She is the wife of
JCseph Kng, Portuguese, and as has been the prac-
tios while be CHANGED to be away, she was accustomed
70 the immoderate use OF intoxicating liquors. The
stove was overturned probably in freak Of drunken
ness AID BIZ this mesIs fire was communicated TO her
clothing The woman has two chllder-a boy of IL
aud gil Of 8 years Of age.
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chase recommendation for thsm,elve 10 'oYa
Federal appointment.

chase Recommendation for thsmleves 70 'ona
Federal appointment.
XII. Bat while this violation Of the Compounds
passed UNDECIDED and unnoticed the Compromise II
- Y continued to be landed and upheld as essential
20 r re preservation Of the Union. 1t was Expressly
rsco 1zed snd confirmed in the joint resolutions oe
March |, lS45, on the annexation OF Texas, aud 10
ls5Otbe ct to establish and confirm the northern and
western bo, ndares Of Texas Zone Of the compromises
of 1850. so ,lled) ssain expressly recognized and
s,;. So ST )od the National Government
= r.l.,on 70 N. extension of Slavery. down 30 the
Introduction Of the KansasNebraska bill Of 1854.
1T remains 10 be cen whether the new Admins
tr,on about 70 be ina. 1gurated under the au'p'es
Of Mr.. Buchanan will re- vert to the old and time
honored policy of the Cove. -nment on the sucecs"f
Slavery and its extension, whether that Admins
trstion intends to support thu new policy inausu.
rated By Mr.. Pierce.
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1t is the social problem of the day, after all,
rather than the political, that insists upon solu'
ton. Emperors and Kings are occupying less and
lesss Of the notice Of the minds that are laying up
the materials from which history is to be built, than
the felons, the vsgabonds and the paupers. Men
are forced to feel the truth of the lines given by
johnson to Goldsmith,
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RIVER NAvioAIIoS.-7 TIE AibGny EreaiHg Journal
Of yesterday says;
The river opposite to this city covered over with
Ice but the feny-boats are still running. The Hero
left Yesterday afternoon with large cargo OF mer-
chandise The weather has moderated since YESTERDAY
Early in the morning snow rtorm act in, which tnrsed
to rain At The prospect to-dsy Is speedy re-
sumption of river navigation
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A limited number OF advertisements are taken m
THr WIEKLI TRIBUNE at the rate Of one dOua, line
ThS paper has attained circulation Of $4,000
copies and is unquestionabiy the best medium eItant
for advertising in the country Advertisements should
be HANDED in at any time before ard not later than
Tuesday Of each week.
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To Advertiser.

THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC FOR 1857 will be issvsd
ABOUT CHRISTMAS and we propose few pages Of it
10 advertisements Our sales last year $4,000
COPIES and the demand this year will doubtless be much
greater the returns Of the late Presidential
Election compared with former Elections Merchants Me-
shanics Inventors and Others will find OUR ALMANAC val
liable MEDIUM for ADVERTISING. Price, per page, SIS;
per page $40 Advertisements must be sent in before the
ls.b instant. AddreS GREELEY acELRATH.
Tribune Office
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SENATOR HALsTED.-r This gentleman Is IA fair way
Of recovery. The Broken limb n doing remarkably
well and bis physicians think he vii be able to reach
Albany about the Let Of February. This is to he DE-
sired very much be Is Of the staunchest espu'
hcans In our nresent Senate
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Ntm71ork DAILY Mibm,te
FRIDAY, DECEMBER IL, 1856.
TO CORREspOyDCyTs

No notice be taken Of What
ever 10 Intended oT Insertion must be authenticated the
name and address 'rbe writernot necessarily for pubica-
ton, but A. guaranty Of his good faith
We cannot undertake 10 return rejected Communications
Subc ibers sending REMIT frequently omit
ton the Of the PostOce, and frequently the
the State which their paper 10 10 be sent Al
whys p,ention the name OF the Pot Office and State.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-12

The friends Of Free Kansas will hold a meeting
tomorrow Saturday evening at the Broadway
Tabernacle in aid of the New. York City Kansas
Guards, who are to start Immediately for the Ter
ritory. Senator Wilson, Eli Thayer, the Rev.
Henry Ward Beecher The Rev. Theodore Cuyler,
and others will speak
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Fremont Is yIRGIsiA.-The entire vote cast tx
Fremont in the State Of Virginia 29l, viz; Alex
,idris, L. Brooke, 90 Hancock, 100. Marshall, W.
Monopgsla. q Ohio, los; Shenandoah, 81 Soft D
Ii .kur, TO- Fremopt's vote in Virginia is 10 os@'
thsp IN Maryland.
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East ard north of us, from Maine to Lake Erie,
there has for several days been very 'od sleghipg.
Here we have had fine and moderately cool weather
until yesterday, when a drizzly and frequently
heavy rain came down, lasting until evening. II
was quite warm all day.
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A TERRIBLE ACCIDENT AT LAcYyILLE, Pa

MAN AND HoRsg THROWN PREcIPIcE TWENTY
FIyE FEET DEEP.-Young Mr.. Spring, of T. ID. Spring
ESQ proprietor Of the Lacyve Hotel with frShtiul
ciden Oh the evening The 2lst Of October As III nd
ing along the path Of the Canal his bsrs@ became fright
ened and suddenly down sprcce Of feet deep Tae
instantly killed aud the nanged body Of hT Spring
carried home 10 his afflicted parents corpse
We will here give The se evidence 70 the result Of the
accident: On looking the bleeding and msugied face OF
my my heart sickened never such horrible seht
before. All his front teeth knocked OUT large holes were
through his throat and chin up into h mouth "a" was
broken and his body full Of brues and cus every one
thoush and many said they would much rather nod
him deed than alive to work and washed the blood from
hs face and for 20 hours rubbed his whole body
with rnedy-God bless Il! that will be fOTgotten
RAILWAYS RELIEF. He then became ibe TO pain
seemed rs life bad entered his aDged body After
this applied the READY RELIEF five minutes for three
DAYS and DiEhts. To the aud wounds applied RAJ
WAYS READY RELIEF and speet mIk He is now nearly
well and l. walking about the house, his wounds healed
but little SCARED the bruises all well II any
ques further information let them address Lacyye
Ps am the proprietor Of the Lacyvie Hotel at this p,ce
aud well known in this State. Z" T. d. SPRING.
- To Messrs. RAILWAY Co. Dec. 8, 1856"
The original letter Of d. Spring Esq, be sp
plcstion office RAILWAYS READY RELIEF quckens
the action the heart and Allies The circulation Of the blood
establishes in the system Of the weAk cppe1 vcS7 aud
those with sudden accidents falls which 10 all
appearance the Of the system perform their
functions, Let those who in pain give ID
WAYS READY RELIEF trial Sold By druggists merchants
and others RADwAY Co, No 1862 Fulton-st, New York
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HoILOwAY's PILLs.-Webster once said that
the revrs British drum welcomed sunrise in all regions
Fopy universal Of this potent remedy tor DIS
go ~ the stomach the Liver the Bowels aud the minor Sc
Sre,lve Organs It's praise written in all languages
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CURTAIN MATERIALS AND WINDOW SHADES,

WHOLESALE
kitty FERGUSON No 29l Broadway and No. 81 Rssds
h.vs full and choice stock of BROcATELLEs, SATIN DIX
LANES, woRsTED DAMAsKs. LACE and MUSLIN CURTAINS,
CoRkIcHs GImPs ko which offered at the lowest prices
WINDOW SHADEs.-Our stock of WINDOW SHADES 10 the
New York and superior manufacturing facilities
enable these goods less than other houses We In
vito the sttenOn Of close buyers.
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Christmas is coming, and If the ladies wish to
presents the Holidays they obtain at MLLEK
Co beautiful Embroidered Toll 81 SLIPPERS pesents for
also, Ladies' and Misses White Satin aud Kid
TERIBooTs SLIPPERS RoSETTts &c with Boys and Youths
Patent Leather Doors and SHOES iu varieties at
j. Il MILLER Co.'S, No 1874 Canll-st.
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JET ORNAMENTs.-Every variety of Jet, jet
aud Gold Jewelry, Necklaces, Bracelets, Sets &c. at
OSBORNE BosRDMAS TOwSsEyD's,
No. 81 BroadWAy conner Of Sping.sl.
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APOPLExY.- When the excretlons are small IN
size and scAnty BRASDREIHs Pills should be used daily
moderately until all natural Nature gives timely warning
and ,he pills should be continued until the bowel" are fully
restored TO proper action Sold at No ~ Canast - GEMS
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Rich CARPETiNG. & LOUNSBERRY
No 4s6 Broadway Grsdst prepared TO exhibit
the FALL Of ENGLISH aud FRENCH CARPET
IsG comprising every description and grade from the most
CosrLF 10 the CHEAPEST FABRIC.
TSGLIsH BKUssgLs good styles and quality 81 per yard
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IL. l.. DELIsSER, AuctiOneer, by LEAVITr. DE
s,R Co. Nos ST and $40 Broadway Of White
-Petemp,oy Auction Sale of Rosewood PIANO
PIANO FoRIEs made by best manufacturers Prob'by the
largest lot offered TO the public They
are now on exhibition. Catalogues ready
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IMPORTED FRENCH GAS FIXTURES and CLOCKS,
superior articles ony Csrce aud Moderator Lamps Statues
Csn5iek with flexible tubing for Gas Rspeseed OIL for
ssis Ix H. DARDoNvILLE No. AS Broadway.
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SINGERS SEWING MACHNEs.-The excitement
Of election having ceased invite the attention Of all udcous
and making persons improved exsrsd SEWING
MACHINES Loss Of time while attending to political matters
aud loss Of Office the failure 20 obtain Office speedily
b. made up by the use Of SEWING MACHINE.
We say every mechanic in whose trade SEWING MA
be employed that loss OF SlGOa year suffered
L.. fbor,to
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JET ORNAMENTS Every variety Of Jet, Jet
aud Gold Jewelry, Necklace Bracelets, set: &C. at
No 81 Broadway, corner Of Sprus-st.
Christmas is coming, and if the ladies wish to
make presents for the Holidays they obtain at MILES
s .SG @ Witt satin KID
TERBooTs SLIPPERS RosETrss &c with Boys aud Youths
''"' N''H'' D j B MILLER Cos No lsi cap,l.t
SINGERS SEWING MACHINEs.-The excitement
Of election having ceased invite the attention Of all dcious
and persons to improved s1tssd SEWING
aud loss Of Office the failure TO obtain office speedily
We say to every mechanic in whose trade SEWING MA
eRr employed that loss of $1,000 ia suffered
BY go4ng without one
Rich CARPETiNG. & LoUNsBERRY
theh FAT Of EsGLsH sud Fk.Ncp Garrett
IsG comprising every description and grade, from the
CosrLT 70 the GREATEST FABRIc.
TScLrsB BKUssELs good styles and quality 81 per yard
CURTAIN MATERIALS AND WINDOW SHADES,
WHOLESALE.
have full and choice stock of BRocAIELLEs, SATIN DIX
LAINrs, wonsItD DAmAsks LAcs and Muslin CUsrASs'
WINDOW sHADEs.-0ur stock of WINDOW SHADEs /. the
enable US to offer those goods other We In
vito the attention Of close buyers
TOYS, DOLLS AND GAMES
For the every variety S1d :Sd b at
IS this whole stock must be sold on ms sa m9 on
The GREATEST DISCOVERY OF THE AGE
Dr. TosIAss VENETIAN LSIMEST for the Of DYsENrERY
GROUP CHOLERA Collie RHEUMATISM, &c. No one should
he vibou, this valuable remedy Every bottle is warranted
Sold by al the Druggists and Stonkecptrs Depot, No Do
Covrtlsndt.st New York. Price % and % cents.
r. l.. DEIIssER AuctiOneer, by LEAvITr. DE
ss,Rk Co. Nos ST and SO Broadway Of Whitest
Auction Sale OF Rosewood PIANO FoRrks-THIS
DAY at ia O'Clock precisely will be offered 10 rosewood
PA made by best manufacturers Probably the
largest LOT OF fine offered to the public They
are now exhibition. Catalogues ready
APOPLExY. When the excretlons are small IN
se snd scAnty BRASDRETH's PILLS should be used daily
moderately until all natural Nature gives timely wsnins
sud he nils should be continued until the bowels are July
restored 10 proper action Sold at No - Canal a. % cents
b box.
HoILOwAY's PMLs.-Webster once said that
be eyirle of the British drum welcomed sunrise in all regions
Fouy universal the presence this potent remedy for dis
eases Of the stomach the Liver the Bowels aud the minor
rre,ve organs Its praise IL written In all languages
IMPORTED FRENCH GAS FIXTURES and CLOCKS,
,nror .es only, Csrcel and Moderator Lamps statues
TOT posts Paris BTohzes
Csndiecks with flexible tubing for Gas Rspeseed O Tor
sale by H. DAkDoNVLLE NO. ~ pIoAu"ey.
Wigs - HAR-DYE - WIGS. --BATCHELOR $
,es and TouPrEs have peculiar 10 their house
They are celebrated all the world for their graceful
sae dursbtyftnns to charm Tbs ARREST ana hs.'
mous DYE Soda. BiTcHELoR's, No. IS Broadway.
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TOYS. DOLLS AND GAMES

For the Holidsys-Of every variety. and sold at
RoCERss ExTFNsvE No. 4s9 Brosdws
"a this whole stock must be sold of this month.
H. g. ROGERS No. 400 Broadway.
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Wigs - HAIR-DYR - WIGS.
re- are celebrated all over the world for their graceful beauty
s.se and neutrality-suspicious. to charm The largest and hest
ssi In the world private for applying his Ia
mn. Dyr aoldst BlrcHELoR's. No IS Broadway.
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IHE GKEATEST DISCOFEKf UF TIE A"t'-
Dr. TosAs VENETIAN for the of DYsESrERY,
GROUP CHOLERA Collie, RHEUMATISM, &C. No one should
be without this valuable remedy Every bottle warranted
Sold by all the Druggists and Storekecprs Depot No 50
Cnurtandt.st New .York. Price D and 50 cents.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-01-14

TIORNEl al Law and Solicitors in Chancerv .
Agents for the Inyest cation OF Land Titles and
the purchase and sale Of Real Estate viii hereaf-
ter practice in aud regularly attend the District
Courts of keokuk and Fl Madison, and of the other
counties Of the First Judicial District If Iowa and
will also practice in the Supreme Court VI the State
r.. MAdlsnn Eeh. II lsaa.-dtf
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-01-14
City Drug Store 4!

Burrows Block, Main Street .KEOKUK
J. q. STEWART are now in receipt of /,
- very large and carefully selected stock
VI Drugs, Medicines and Chemicals, Patent ~
Medicines, Popular Remedies, Mechanical Ii -
qnors, Paints, Oils, Dye Stufs, Perfumery, andeve
y variety oi fancy articles usually found in the best
establishments Of the kind Every article warrant
ed pure and genuine.
Purchasers will confer mutual favor by calling
at our establishment before buying elsewhere.
Physicians prescriptions carefully put up.
Dr.. j. g. STEWART Office and consulting room
in the Drug Store.
PROFESSIONAL REFERENCES
4. Q. Edwards, NJ d., Ohio Medical College
]. Cobb,
John Locke
Nav
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Fall Trade.

SIAR CLOTHING STORE, ~, Main ST.. keokuk
- ii. siraus would respectfully call The at.
tentlon q the gentlemen Of keokuk and vicinity t.
9he TACT that he has formed partnership with
one Of the best clothing houses in Cincinnati I Ma
rienthal L. Block and thus possesses superior ia.
eities for the selection and purchase Of stocks OF
clothing and furnishing goods
They have now most complete assortment ofaaIl
xmas oi Ilotmng, comprising IN part, Cloth nd
Overcoats, Pants and Vests Of ali grades style and
sizes, Shirts, Stock, Hats aud Caps, Trunks Sc
lhese goods have been lected with care and will
BE sold at small advance on custom cost We srs
determined not 70 be undersold by any establish
ment this side Of Cincinnati
Country merchants particularly Invited 10 call
ana examine our stock before purchasing elsewhere
sep ! Z d&wtf II STEAfS "a =
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II. Ha den a. SON.

MOULD respectfully call the attention Of the
w public to their stock Of the first quality Of
Marble, which they have just received direct from
The East which they are enabled TO sell cheap
rate a. can be obtained in st. Louis
We are determined TO act upon the motto
''sAALL PROFITS AND QUICK RETuRNs.' =
Give us call ant pledge ourselves to show Won
as hne marble, and rs good workmanship, both in
the ornamental aud plain styles, us Gun be found
anywhere IN the United States.
We have another extensive stoek Of Marble on its
way from the East, and shall be fully prepared 10
meet any demand that may be made for articles in
line.
Third Street, between Main and Blondesu
April g. 1854. d
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F. n. O'Connor,
ApOTHE(A Avn nuUGGUs

A POTHECAkIES' HALL, corner Third and n
johnson sts., heokuk, Ia, is now in receipt
u large apd we'll selected stock of Drugs,
Medicines, Chemicals and bye Stuffs Also 40
large assortment of the most popular Patent Med
icines now in use, of which be has the exclu.
sise agency Of therefore would call the atten-
ton of country merchants and druggists thes ame.
My stock Of perfumery and Toilet articles Il large
and varied, comprising Lubin's Baain's and Jnii-
US hauei's fine Extracts every description of lair
Ois, Pomades, Fancy Soaps, tooth, nail and hair
brushes, aud all powders used for toilet purposes
Choice brands Of Cigar Snufs, and Tobacco awavs
on hand. Physicians Prescriptions car, fullv COM
pounded, at all hours Of day night
Oct. I'D f. Ii. O'C0NNOR.