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BOOKS FOR IOWA.
IN THE CITY OF AsEz BURLINGTON.

.. CFRSE 81 sen. would call the attention
. Of the citizens Of Iowa to the unexampled facili-
ties they possess for furnishing every article In the Book
and stationery line. Their stock Is complete In every
department, and the connection Of Burlington with the
FIRST manufacturing places in the world by railroad,
lishmen, is divided into distinct apartments, each in
charge of the most competent assistants.
LIST. MISCELLANEOUS B0OKS.-The publications OF
the different eastern and western houses are plac-
ed on their shelves almost as soon as issued.
Cd. SCHOOL BOOK DEPARTMENT.-Are agents for
kalfbces, Sanders, and most Of the school books
shed in the Union. They furnish them at pub
prices, making them come to the buyers at
east l0per cent. cheaper than we procure them
Sd. LAW book DEPARTMENT.-As agents for the
principal Law publishing houses in the Union, they
can furnish any legal works whatever at publica-
4th. MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.-complete a. all times
9Th. BLANK ~bOOkS.-Bankers, Aierchants, and Rail
road Companies can dnd every variety of blanks
at their house.
9Th. s~TATI0NERY.-A large stock Of Cap, Letter, and
Commercial Note paper, and envelopes constantly
on their shelves At satisfactory prices.
7th. AGENTS no way can a youne
man without means establish himself In business
so easily as by securing subscribers to publication
found on their shelves. A trial will Individually
sth. PRINTERs pEPARTMENT.-As agents for l.
Johnson's Type Foundry, they can supply immedi
stely from their stock on hands, every variety OF
News and Ornamental type, Cases, Galleys, Chases
ored Inks, printing paper OF every size. Plateau
Folio Post, cold Medium, cards, GARD board, cler
omstic boards. and everything, In fact, connected
With > printing once.
An sssRisaass Il tasir ssses l. all hat requested
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r PAY
STOR RE.
HEAVY FALL STOCki

y FAAAS oAOCnb
DURCJHASED With great care In the Eastern
cities and now comlng In (by railroad TO Nj. Pleas
anti and opening from day to day. Having led OF In
reducing she grices Of good. % Che Ready Psg @and.
excepted, a. We never see them.
Filling up our store roeIns, n,nety-six feet IN depth,
we cannot enter Into details OF our stock, but will be
happy TO show you round At all times. ,.H
DRY G0oDs-we offer Broad cloths, French .xilled,
black, blue, and brown; heavy plain and fancy bea-
yer cloth, kerseyes, &c. All wool cassiineres, fall
styles, fine ~doe-skins, plain and fancy sattinets, un-
lon casshneres, tweeds, KY. jeans, cords. A. Shaker
nannels, wool and Canton do, ali colors and quail
lies, shifting stripes, hickory, checks, drills, ging-
hams, chambrays, diapers, e.; new styles prints
a rich variety and fast colors. "a ##l
BROWN GOoDS-sheetings, ~shirtings, &c, bread half
bleached and unbleached "a 10 Ga and 81, from 6
IA cts upwards. Bags, ~bsgging, drills, Osnaburgs,
&c, &cs--the greatest variety kept In ottumwa,
do, satin stripe poplins, satin stripe wool Declines,
plain, do; newest styles printed do; Hamilton's,
Manchester's and French, bought directly from i'm.
CLOTHING AND FURNISHING G~ooDs-Boston and
Philadelphia Manufacture-Material and Cut far
fair prices. Fine shirts, under-shirts, drawers, fur
and buck quantities., gloves, mittens, hosiery, carpet
sacks, satchels, umbrellas, overcoats.
BLaSKETs-Cochecos, brown, blue 4 horse. ..
CARPErs--yenitian, tapestry, hemp, &c.
FssHIosABLE FALL & WINTER sEA wLs-Many new
styles at low figures.
BoSsErs-A large stock from ThOs. Whites celebrated
factory, all the newest styles.
Fancy G0ops-In great variety.
HATS X ~CAPS-GreateS variety In the town, Prices
and styles TO suit everybody.
Doors 4 sHoEs-In great variety and from the best
manufacturers.
BUILDERS HARpwARE-Locks, Latches, Butts, &c.
CARPENTERS TooLs-In great variety. Planes Of all
styles, bought directly from " Ohio Tool Co."
CoOPERs ~TooLs-Extra c. 2. from same Co.
SHELF HARDWARE AND CuTLERy-A great variety.
sHGSBERGER's IRoS-In great quantity ALI shapes and
sizes at Keokuk prices and carriage,
SwEDRs IRoS-Nal rods IS and so pound bundles.
Cast steel, spring steel, American and English bis
ter, &c. Swede's iron horse nails, :" G. horse nails,
wrought nails, iron axies, wagon boxes, &C.
"BELNosT" NArLs-By keg or retail.
Glass, sash, Putty, Paints,
.- Oils, &c.
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TWENTY TONS


Fine Scssee by Sack or at retaii-Old Java, Old
RIO, &c, &c.
SUg a - in quantities-Brown and clarified, Loutsi
ana, Belcher's clarified A.; Powdered Loaf, &C., &c.
.as a hGsassas-.-Bbls. and 10 gallon kegs,
MoHer's tN. ~ and Belebers Syrups; N. o. Sugar
House and Louisiana Sugar House hoiasses.
Fine gcas.--G, p. Imperial; Young Tyson and 90.
long la 6 lbs. boxes.
ErICd EsUE1-~-Apples and Peaches.
Green Apples, Canned Peaches, bes. Baltimore
Oysters, Sardines, Raisins, half 4 quarter boxes.
Cranherries, Figs, Fine Candies, Mackeral, Cod Fish,
English curc,) Manila Rope, Dye stuhs, Spices,
Rice, soda, Salaratus, Wooden Ware, Stone Ware,
Star and Tallow Candles, &c, &c.
SaAeese-~-Wo Western Reserve Snd English Dairy.
Virginia brands, cigars, &c.
80 W~ANTED-MrsT BE Embellishments of all
Notes and Accounts over due before January list.
Dec. Is, 5G--n42 DEVIS & BRO.
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Chicago Advertisements.
49,.
SCHOOL BOOK DEPOSITORY.
lLA r@@'.1
The Place to Buy School Books
3. G. Griggs & 90.

\ ~ Nuh6S ~ W.
Publish the
| A MEXICAN Educational Series OF school
IA and College Text Books, which embrace
the following valuable works:
Sanders Series of Reading Books.--10 Books.
SANDERS school books will bend with the
memories of the generations just entering upoa
tbs stage, like the nursery stories OF child
hood. They will take their place FIRST in pop
ularity among the mighty exodus OF issues
from the press, because first in merit. "(-N.
w. Christian Advocate
Ihomson's Series Of .7rithmeies.-5 Books.
"Thomson's Arithmetics are 10 be desired
as text books above all works on the same
subiect."-(E. d. Barbour, Principal Of De-
lavan High school, Wisconsin.
Wilson's Series Of Hstories.-5 Books.
The best text boons of history extant."--
Prof. Anthem, N. Y.
Fasqaslle's French Series.-S Books.
They are the most practical, useful course
published, and can alone satisfy the wants OF
a LIBERAL and accomplished education. IA
Teacher Of French New Orleans,) so years.
Woodbnry's German Sss les. II Books.
Contains all that is necessary to make tho,
acquisition of German easy and delish,ful.n
-fProf. w. Fl Allen. Girard College.
knapp + R~ightmyer's Copy Books.-26 books.
The most perfect and complete works es-
er published.o
Htchcock's G~eology.-Price 81 25.
"There is not in our language so neat and
compressed, so clear and correct an account
of the wonders of geology.'n-[N. Aneri
can Review.
MEUisot's analytical Works.-2 Books.
O!dhans's Humorous Speaker 81 W..
II AMERICAN DEBArER.
~BRADBuRY's School Music.
And many other valuable hooks.
GA publications are handg ,mely printed on
white paper, neatly and duEa5ly bound, and are
at low prices. All interested are invited To
examine them, and correspond with US on the
subject.
Teachers. school Directors, booksellers and
country merchants, supplied al the lowest
market price. wholesale and retail.
We have for sale, in addition TO cur own
publications., . great variety of books in the
different departments Of literature and science.
Also, The best School Stationery, including
the various sizes and qualities of writing pa
per. ruled and plain; steel pens, ink, waters,
sealing wax, lead and slate pencils, States,
writing or copy books, memorandum books
and blank account books. -r.r ..- .r
ON Descriptive Catalogue is sent free to al,
who write TO US for it.
sYr Purchasers at wholesale will find at
our sore over 1000 different articles of Sta
tioneTy and Fancy Articles, and upwards OF
100000 volumes Of books from which TO make
their selections. comprising an assortment not
rivalled by.any other book house in the United
states. AiIerders with the cash promptly and
faithfully attended 20. 5. C. GaioGs l. Co.
School book publishers and wholesale book
SELLERS, CHICAGO, Ills.
October %. .s56-4mos.
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niSaOlmsiOn

VHyEpE ec-pa-tnership heretofore existing between
the snbscribers under the name and style Of Bar.
rett 4 vfiller, wss dissolved by mutual consent on the
LIST day Of December lat. The. business Is carried on
by n. Barrett, at the old stand, who solicits the contin-
ed fsvors OF the public. DANIEL BhRRETT.
VIZ. ii. MILLER.
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eyAKEN up By Samuel DAfr, living fn HiehIand
Township, wspelio county, Iowa, on the Sd day
OF nseember. f6t6; an Estray Steer described a. follows:
A hlse ross color with black spots on The neck and
shoulders. biack earn, thick crooked horns coming close
together II the points rather dropping; marked with .
swallow fork and the appearance Of a slope on the up
perside Of the iet ear, supposed 10 be four years old
past, and Appraised at ga. JOS n. CAMPBELL.
O2nmva DscN ~. B6-A8 am Clerk.
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TIN, COPPER, AND
J. W. NEtGRBOR,
OFFERS soag VERY

.... OFFERS soag VERY
DESIRABLE PRORERTY
FOR sALE IN AND sEAx scTuawA, IOWA, ON
AEXCEHnD4NGIH EASY PAYMENTS.
4 ~ on Second Street, neatly enclosed, 53ft 9
N inches front, i9s feet deep-Hil be sold cheap aud
Q long time.
HOUSE AND LOT
q 0:tun1a. Lot sdjoins the above, same size, and In
skis, 2 do, l2x16; 2 do, sxl0, finished In neat. plain
tyle-ceilar lsxao: also. u well OF water. Easy time
payments will be given.
AN IMPROVED FARM,
1t l61 acres. lying ? I2 miles sou;h-eas; of 0ttumws,
r the Esaii' State road leading west from darlington
nd Kedkuk, consisting of about o. acres under good
nl'ivation, - almost ready to break, sad about so OF
ood timber; 4
large and Thrifty Sugar Maple Orchard;
Lac stone, stone coal, water, &C., In abundance. On
Az place are facilities for burning from $50 10 $1,000
Forth Of lime, anncaiy. buildings toirrebiy good
Health and pleasant location. There is also on the
ace Ss ExcrsisRI Hil site.
The farm will he sold In lots Of 50 acres each II desir-
ID, and on quite favorable terms-but a small cash-in.
.nd payment required, aud annual, thereafter.
ANY person wishing to secure Valuable Property In
bio fiilagC-.he commercial center ofthe Deinoine val
pr, aud is railroad advantages are surpassed by
|, other locality IN the state, will do well to call and
LIE me at the COCKER OFFICE.
All enquiries, by mail, answered promptly.
Nov. q, j6-n36-3n j. W. NEIGHD0R-
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= L. WHITE. ~ ~A1seAAs
WHITE g. WATERMAN,
L MP O r II f r
wuoLksALs AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
- HI nc n NJ
AEp HEAVY
RE.

Il Rubber and Leather Betting, Carriage Trimmings
eubracing everything for setting up u Carriage In the
? ugh complete. Platform and Counter Scales Of every
~ssricty. Carpenters, Smiths and Msson's Tools, Cross
cat, Min and Circular Saw, Files, House Trimmings o
Every variety. Shovels, Spades, C~ruwhars, shattocAsA
Picks, snd Agricultural Implements, Cooking. Parlor a
Goal Sfpyes, Of every variety. Putieuiar ~et.ention
Sren , he Stove department) Also, Manufacturers U
TIN, COPPER, AND
s Fl L; T. T IR O n w A X L +.
gooing and job Work done on The shortest notice. Sole
Agents for Southern Iowa Of siLAs C.. IiIRRlSG's
FIRE PHetpOR & BURGLAR SAFES.
EF- The above Arm undoubtedly have the largest,
sud keep constantly on hand the best selected stock Of
utlcry. Shels-Hardware, Iron, Steel.
md sTOvEa, Of any house in the State.
eEN Their sales Of Iron and Stoves for the past year
"a i've been immense. Give them a call. they will be
,und on Main street, sign Of the Paddock" opposite
Ahe Wightuan House. Aug. q, 36-n2o-iy.
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FLANNELs.

SIpEREOR FLANNELS,
~ Superior shawIs of different grades,
Z" S~sLinetts of I"
Splendid overcoatings,
4" blankets,
Elegant line of m~uslins.
" dress goods.
Real Lupins, FIR. Merinoes.
loths, Cassimeres, Clothing, Boots & Shoes.
cheap at STICHTER. CRONE & GILSON'S
oct. 3O-n35 Curlew House 0tiumwa.
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Nem ADVERTISEMENTS


vTNAKEN up By James Moore, living In Rlchland
Township, wspelio county, Iowa, as an Estray,
One Horse Colt, of a dark roam grey, right hind foot
white, with seme white on the forehead with q yoke on,
supposed 20 be two years old last Spring and appraised
at fifty FIVE dollars. JOSEPH n. CAMPBELL,
Ofiumva Dec % 1e66-2rSm Clerk.
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CIV. OUININF. Chiniodine, Piperine, Nor
- phia, Select Powders and Tilden's Alcoholic Ex.
tracts, for sale by [n4Il WIN. Y. ELMENDORF.
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TNRUsSES. Breast Pipes, Lacteais, beautiful
article Of Nursing bottle,-also Surgical 4 Dental
Instruments, for sale by
nal wN. +. ELMENDORP.
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NOTICE

" NITDSE knowing themselves indested to the
FrmofJ. N. SWAN 4 CO., are earnestly request
Ell 70 call at NJ. .ssjor's room, above Hodge Il Park
bursts stor4, and make payment on or before the First
day OF January next }. NJ EA AN 4 90.
Otamws, Dec. Is, SS-n49 I'm
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nFRETWERY FANCY ARTICLES.
Eau de Cologne, Lubin's & Bazin's Extract, Balm
of Thousand Flowers for identifying the complexion
for sale by (n4ll WIN. +. ELMENDORF.
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DR, DOUGLASS,

As REMOVED his Office TO the Drug Store
Of MN. +. LLnEsDoRr, where he can be found al
all hours except when absent on professional business
Ottumwa, Dec. lS,-nis 6w
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PERRY's MUSIC STORE.
II AT THE PKICE

these Instruments I Keep Guitars, Bass
HD Vinls, Flutes, Fifes, Clarionetts, Drums, Banjos,
Tamborinss,G Guitar, Violin, Bass viol, and Banjo strings,
Glee and Psalm tune books, Instruction books for all
Instruments. Cane umbrellas and Artist Materials
Pictures, &c.
eST- Brass Bands furnished with instruments cheap.
c$T Old instruments of all kinds exchanged for new
ES~ Persons sending money by mail for Instruments
or othar merchandise can rely upon being suited as well
az If they were present.
e9 The largest catalogue Of Sheet Music In lows
can be found at my store. I I'M the sole agent for
Southern Iowa, for woodward 4 Browns celebrated
Gold Medal Piano Fortes." A. w. PERRY.
nZ5-Iy
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HAVE YOU SUBSCRIBED
IN THE
Cosmopolitan Art Association
FOX TIE THIRD YEAR!
= ZEE RARE INDUCE
~ w Il 1T S.-Ihe managers have the
pleasure of announcing that the collection of
Works Of Art designed for distribution among
the subscribers. whose names are received pre-
vious 10 the 2Sth Of January, 80, is much larg-
er and more costly than any previous year =
Among the leading works in Sculpture-exe-
cuted il the finest Mafble-is the new and
beautiful Statue of the
"HOOD NTlNPH."
The Busts of the Three Great American
Statesmen,
CLAY, WEBSTER& CALHOUN,
Also the exquisite IDEAL Bust,
IS r
APOLLO AND DIANA,
IN MARBLE, LIE SIZE.
! Together with the following Groups and Stat
ues in Carrara Marbie-of the
Aruggisf0 tn the Heart;
Iesus ant Rpple: Psyche;
Logdatn; Child Of the Sea;
Innocence, Cahtire Bird; ana
l.. LINE Iruonf;
With numerous works in Bronze, and a col
lection of several hundred
FINE OIL PAINTINGS,
By leading Artists.
Whole IF which are to be distributed or al
lotted among the subscribers whose names are
received previous to the
Twentv-Eighth Of January, ST.
when the Distribution will take place.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
Every subscriber of three doiisrs is entitled to
A copy Of the Splendid engraving "SATUR-
A NIGHT" or #
A copy Of any of the following So Maya
zines one year; also
Acopy of the Art Journal one year, and
A Ticket in the Annual DISTRIBUTE on o
Works of Art.
Thus, for every SO paid, a person not only
gets 4 beautiful Engraving or Magazines one
year., but also receives the Art Journal one
year, and a Ticket in the Annual Distribution,
making four dollars worth of reading matter
besides ticket, by which a valuable paintingo
piece of statuary may be received in additi, }.
Those who prefer Magazine to the Engra-
wing Saturday Night can have either Of the
following one year: Harper's Magazine; Co.
dey's Lady's Book, United States Magazine.
Kuickerboeker Magazine, Grahams's Maya
zine, Blackwood Magazine, Southern Litera.
ny Messenger.
No person is restricted to a single share
Those taking five memberships, RENTING $li
are entitled to six engravings, and to six ti:k.
cts in the distribution, or any five of the Mag.
azines, tns year, anu six tickets.
Persons, in renting finds for member hip
will please register the letter at the Post Office
to prevent loss; on receipt Of which, a certif.
cate of Membership, together with the En-.
craving or Magazine desired, Will be forward.
ed to any part Of the country.
For further particulars, see the November
Art Journal, sent free on application.
For membership; address G.. L. DERRY
Actnary c. A. A., 248 Broadway; New York
or Western Office, loo Wa or street, Snndusky
Ohio.
Apply to Newton Doggett Ottumwa lowe
SEGARS & TOBACCO.-A fine ar
/ fiAla "a nxuaa sDb.aa ODD S~a.fSh SaHrnr
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HRM@EMR g@URHRR


sTICHTER, CRONE g. GILsON's
CIRCULAR.
The Ciiisess Of Ottrmcc, Eddyrille, &C., nsd
Of Wapello Coaaty generally,
A he respectfully informed that we have
IA leased for a term or years, the fine, spa
cious Store room 4 DIR. Woods
New Hotel Building, In Ottumwa,
FOR THE ESTABLISHMENT OF
First Glass DRY GOODS STORE
Which we expect shall be open for trade on
or about the LIST of October next.
Believing that there is a want Of such a
II Duse for the demands Of the rapidly ~increas-
ing community. we have thus determined upon
its establishment and in respectfully solicit
ing the patronage which we shall h pc to de-
serve. We are happy 10 urge that our stock
shall he ENTIRELY NEW,
and, by having been purchased at the same
time with our Burlington goods for the fall.
from Importers and Manufacturer direct, we
shall have @..
Every Style, Quality and Grade,
at our command, being alb TO afford Com
mon, Coed and superfine Goods at the ~lo,essl
possible prices. .r... t.. ~. q. g.
Having almost daily communication with
our store IN Burlington. the advantages are ap.
paren'; The supply TO all orders vii, be unlim
tied. and we shall endeavor 10 make ours the
f' 81 Store in thes County.
With Dry Goods we shall combine
Groceries. Qusens,Uare, GLASSWARE. Clothing
Boots and Shoes, Hots, Caps, Furnish
ing Goods, &c, &c.
Respectfully, &C.,
STICHTER, CRONE - gibson.
In the Chflew House. DR.. Woods lie
building. OTTUMWA, IOWA.
sept. 25, n3U-tf.
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posi,iyciy the an.. Call

a LII. persons indebted to WILLIAMS
are hereby informed that the day Of grace Will
them has past, and that they may expect al oticer AZ
yer thsn in double quick time, II this last appeal dom
operate in quickening their movements.
Dec, Is. S6-n$s Il HAMMOND & WILLIAMS.
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lies Testaments, Dible Dictionary. Barnes
Ed Bucks Theological Dictionary, Pilgrims
IroEress, Life OF Christ, Sermons for the Times, and
Foxs Book Of Martyrs for sale by W. L. ORR.
Gee. ith-n40.
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Dp-ANIs AJ.and Eclectic Medicines, Shaker
- Roots and Herbs, for sale by
mai WIN. r. ELMENpORP.
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SEGARS g. TOBACCO.-A fine ar
ticle Of chewing tobacco. aud Spanish Segars
by the box, at J.L STREETS.
May, 9th. 1885.
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CRnCFTREES.--Rio & Java CoGees, Tea, su
Ne gar, Molssses, Stuart's Syrup, Rice, Candles
Soaps, Fish, etc, for sale by
nal WIN. +. ELMENDORP.
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"-psTS- NVTS. 90. --Raisins, Currants
II Citron, "Eime " Figs, Prunes In fancy boxes ant
jars, Dried Frnit, Sardines and Oysters. Almonds
Walnuts, Brazil Nuts. Pickles and Brandy Peaches, fol
sale by ln4ll WIN. \. ELMESDORP.
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rGpay. Coach, Black Leather, Japan and De
mar yarnishes of the best quality, for sale by
nal WV. Y. ELMfNDORF.
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Lso. A large stock of Queensware which
was purchased liz Bosto, at reduced rates.
Our stock is larger than our store rcom car
accommodate, and we will sell it off at low
prices. All you who want Good Bar
gains come on, for we are determined to
ell. Ottumwa, sept 25-n30iy.
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EAy HFTE EE -. Linseed Oil, Fish do,
Sperm do, Nestsfoot do, Sweet do, Castor, do
Turpentine, Copal, Coach, Demar, Japan aud Leather
'arnishes for sale by dec. 4n4el W. l.. ORR.
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WV

All the tine, a. tie highest Market Rates,
shingles, (part cash paid) Tall wheat, beans, faxseed,
Ar- &c
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AJCrFsoI.. spts Turpentine, varnish, Rosin
IN Rosin Oil, Burning Fluid, &c, for sale by
n4i WV. r. ELMENDORF.
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AN FARM
large and Thrifty Sugar Maple Orchard;
TIE MEDICAL TRINITY.

Each OF pApwAY's Three Remedies possess special
;ratiye power over certain diseases; and when ei,hei
Mhe ReApy RELIEF, RrSovATiSG ksSoLvEsf, or the REGu
,ToRs, are used for the certain class Of disease they ar,
pecially designed for, the system undergoes a raplt
-ansformation from its diseased condition TO u healthy
81 h.nnn I'd ate OF nSistcnce
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!!-.Nails,
- shovels, Spades, Axes, Chains, Carpenters and
Builders Materials-Fancy and Table Cutlery and ev-
erytEing Usually found in a first class Hardware Store,
Tor sale by, tn4ll WIN. 7. ELMEND0RF.
- Kibbe, Crane &
~ kowartl's Celebrated Candies, always fresh, for
sale by NAL WM. Y. ELMESDoRF.
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TENARTARyC ACID. Cream Of Tartar, Carb
a OF Soda, %saltpetre, Quinine Morphine, Sulphur,
Salt, and a large stock of Drugs and Medicines just
received and for sale by W.. l.. ORR.
Dec. 4,-n4O.
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WHITE LEAr.--white Zinc, Linseed, Sperm,
Eeatsfoot aud Tanners OILS. Red Lead, Lith-
arge, Putty, Window Glass Of all sizes, for sale by
nal Ws. y.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-05-28
Col. Fremont.

The announcement of the name of this remark
| able and adventurous man in connection with
| the Presidency, has struck vein oil popularity
which his most sanguine friends did not anticipa.
te His great energy of character. honesty OF
purpose, acknowledged ability, unobsrusive man.
ners, lin social as well as public life,) and his
long and Jealous devotion to the cause of univer
sal Freedom, has made him-wthont an effort on
his part to be SOD .fauorite NTH tie people:
that portion of the people who, while they have
no disposition to interfere with any of the polti-
cal rights of the South, solemnly protest against
the extension of the Southern institution of
Slavery over Free Territory, believing it to be a
sin in the sight Of God, astigma upon the coun.
try, local as well as national curse.
With Col. Fremont as the Republican standard
bearer in the campaign OF 1856, knowing his
purity Of purpose, and his ability to preservere
and contend against the political as well as nat.
ural elements, the friends Of Freedom have great
confidence in the successful establishing through
him OF the principle which is at the present time
agitating the country: mo more Siare Terrific
n.y.
Should Col. Fremont be the nominee, we
doubt not but that great object will be attained;
as we IRE well assured that the peorle will never
have cause to regret having confided in one
whose history has been repIete with so many
great exploits, daring deeds and noble acts, as
have characterized the life, thus for, of Col FIRE.
mont.-Steubenville Herald.