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svTlr s4rftcNl.
lust received direct from St Louis fresh supply Of
q the following goods:
Canyassed Sugar Cured HAMS
Shoulders
:. Dried Beef
Honey Syrup, Sugar House & n. o. Molasscs;
Crushed, Powdered Clarified 4 No. D. Sugars,
Dried Apples, Peaches Prnnes, &c.
ALSO
fine stock of Green and Black Teas; direct from New
York City, together with host of other articles in our
stock too MENTION all (which may be found
at WILEY = MUNGERs.
fully IS div
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Counters and Shelving
INoR sale cheapby ADAMSON MEAPP-
Valuable Business
locations, Stores, Ofhces, &c.
ITO lease or let in Davenport, by
L ELI Ad AIMS,

No. "a Brady st. near the Post Office
Ist-The new brick store (arst noor) on BRADY ST
two doors north of the Port Once
2d.-Two ondees second nsor 'front.' same build
ing.
3d-one room do do back do do
large, well lighted and ventilated, good entrance
suitable for Wholesale business, priLtsr or barber
&c.
4th.--0ne room (second noorJ over the Book
store No. So Brady Street, public entrance from
street, suitable fora law or medical once, dentist,
artist, &c,
5lh.--1he Book and Paper Store known as the
Iowa Book Rooms, No. 30 Brady Street; all or psrt
rare chance for we'll established and profitable bus
mess
6,h-Fife rooms (seco nd floor front and back
Nos, SO Ind 40 Brady Street, with good front e1
trance, suitable for oees and gentem EMS lodging
rooms; rents tom i've 10 ten dollars per month.
7th.-Fortynvs feet front of the Catholic lot on
Brady St. between 4th and 5th, to lease for ten
years Apply to ELI ADAMS.
july 81 II ONCE Brady st.
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Would You Save Your Money!
THEN GO TO
SUTTON & CO.'S
.Melr OpOlifNM store!
Corner Of Rock Island and Second Streets,
To purchase your
DRY GOODS.
It's needless to say anything of the elegance of
i our stock or gifts cheapness TO those who have
our thanks 10 the public for the liberal patronage al
ready bestowed on US, we wish 90 remind them that
we are and shall be- instantly throughout the sea
receiving immense additions to our stock all OF
which We premise TO sell al
Karvslously Low Prices
wehavejua received large additions to our stock
Lawns At 10 and II l-2 cts. per yard!
Also nne assortment OF FANCY sil.KSat so cents
per yard
Bereges, Organizes,
White Goods, Hosiery,
Gloves, Mitts, Fans,
Embroidefes Lacss,
Lace Sets, Linen Handkerchief,
Elm broidered, Plain and Lace Bordercd Lace Wells,
&C., &c. all Of which Offer at
Extremely Low Prices for Cash,
oss i az attention paid s suTfos Co.
BLACkSMITH'S TOOLS.
u NtlLS, VICES, UIlilb, DeuOWs, StocAs pics,
j. Is BURROWS, PRKTfYMAN & DALzELL.
~ DOE. Steel and Iron shoyels and Spades for
20 sale BY B. P. & ID.
x kegs Horse Shoes and Herse Shoe Nai,s,
lO 10 Boxes Scythe Stones.
IL dozen Selves assorted sizes, for sale BY
.lIGl BBLS. Syracuse aud ( .lI Sa, !. - Tor -
200 EHls. Hydraulic cs"sH'' for s ;.'f p y !. D.
~ z Bxs Cincinnati aud 81 Louis Pearl Corn Starch,
ZCss Bis Lard, Linseed and Bank Oils farpent ne,
50 Kegs White Lead. B. P. 4 D.
Fire! Fire y Fire!!!
Tho Cheapest and Most Durable BOOT in Use.
1NHE undersigned have been engaged in the busi-
i ness Of manu- featuring and putting on Compost
ton Roofs for the last eight years Price per square
$500, ard the work warranted.
Materials manafassared and for sale, with printed
directions for putting on.
4 Bailey, near the cors Of Brady and Fourth
streets, will meet with prompt attention.
june % dam BAILEY q MOORE.
Bank of Florence.
Florence. Nebraska.
GEO. B. SARGENT, Pres't. J. NJ. PARKER, cashr
lNHE undersigned proretors Of the Bank OF Florence
Nebraska, are By the pro,isioas Of IT. charter IN
Notes said Institution, at its counter in the city
Florence oon aud at either of their Banking House,
Eastern Exchange al one per cent OF III specie al sam
rates other currency.
COOK & SARGENT, Davenport,
| COOK, SARGENT DowNEY Iowa city. Iowa.
| COOK, SARGENT& COOK, IT .Desmoiaes
COOK, SARGENT PARKER, Florence, Nebras
| July = diff
| AUCTION STORE
AND
Com nm issiOn House.
TN attention public il respectfully invited to tn
establishment, recently opened by the subscriber as
place for the storage and disposal OF at private and
i c,aa
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DISSOLUTION.

THE partnership heretofore ext sting between d.
S. Brooks and 4. Bailey was this day, 24th nst.,
dissolved by mutual sonsent. The accounts Of the
firm will be settled by ID. ). Brooks, who will
linile the Confectionery business at the stand
ID. s. BROOKS,
July IS div Il. BAILEY.
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FARM PROPERTY

Irs ont Lot No. in the town OF Walcot contain
ing3 acres; price $500.
cott price 500 each.
le4. Farm OTGGN acres in sections o. H. AZ On
wp g. " 4, East, 251 acres broke, $40 acres under
iehte' ~ acres In Wheat 10 in Oats, two hous
eh, Two springs and stream of running water brick
school house on the land price $50.
1855. farm Of lG0 acres In sec 90, Twp7R. r East.
goo" 'fnme house, Srooms, well, ac; price Sl7.
100 LOT Tx . In Durnnt on tho N. N NJ. R.R,sl25
4, y !, ~ 90 a" IS
A - =, - " =. As
I" as
hoI' rdrm ~ 70 acres IN see 0, T. 10, East u
"'es south oiFuiton Depot House, new; price 1890
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which will be sold cheaper than the same can be
purchased elsewhere. His SIDING will be Of the
very best quaiity, and his FLOORING cannot be
surpassed, all dressed and ready for immediate use
JOB PLANNING AND SAVING
Done short notice, TO your satisfaction. Dent
fail to give him call. Remember the place, head of
Main aud Wells streets, Moline, Ills.
LEVI HUNGERFoRD.
Naiine inne 3a,h 1856 dkwu
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GlllrMgO Lam kpt.!

THE subscriber Al his Steam Planning Mil In
i Moline, Ills, has just pur chased large guam
tity OF Chicago Lumber, and has made arrange
ments to supply the demand, which he will sell at
Wholesale retail at prices that cannot fail TO give
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HOUSE, SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL PAINT.
ING, PAPER HANGING, ETC.
THE subscriber would re-
spectfuily announce to his
80 Rsflisnd. thai he win continue The The
80 above business In all its branch
es al the old stand Perry Street, between Sc eond
His long experience in the above business war
rats him in assuring his patrons full satisfaction in
Paints OF all colors prepared and ready for USE
Glass 81 all sizes, putty, &C., for sale.
July ~ '56 DIFF JAMES D0NNEL.
NOTICE
TShereby given that the cepartnership heretofore
lexisting betSeenth he undersigned Is this day dis
solved BY mutual consent. James Dennel will col.
lect all debts due the concern and pay all its liza
bilities. JAMES DoNSEL,
juiyI9 1856 JOHN M. DUNN.
NIB. All persons indebted 10 the late firm of
Donnsl Dunn will please call and settle without
july ssdlw A'
IA NE TAIL d w,
Wholesale Manufacturer of Wooden aud Cotton Hosie
n.y. sIa 4; sf;sssa nsaG fo ~ ia.lry'
Dealers will find it TO their advantage to call and exam
inc hi. stock bsors going east he sell at prices low
Or than can be oougat east june 10 WITT
Leather, and saddlery Hardware.
REMOVAL.
TIAIGHT 81 SEARS have removed from their old
Island TO the opposite side OF Second Street In
Dalzells block, third door above Perry Street. We
have hand ono Of the largest and best select
ed assortmeDts OF
Leather and Saddlery Hardware
offered in the west. Our stock consists In part
Of sole and Harness Leather, both oak and hem lock-
Freneh, American and PStent Calf Skin Kips and
Upper Leather ofeyery desc npton, Innings, Roans,
Morocco Bindings, Patent and Plain Skift.ng, Sash
and Ensmeied Leather, Lasts, Findings, &c, &c
| saddiery Hardware, from tho best manufactures;
SELF Adj usting Gig and Pad Trees, Roller, Horse
shoe and spring Tongue Buckles, Plated Ware efthe
| late styAa an suDeFiOF Dlate, We
iieie the Harnessmsker or Saddler can wish. A 81
perior stock OF Saddles, Whips and Fly Nets feat
| wholesale only. Carriage and Groeer's Bows,
Coach Laees, End Cloths, Bands, DC. We feel con.
adent that our prices the lowest, and invite the
attention OF purchasers, feeling satisfied we can suit
all In regard TO quality and price.
-HAIGHT &SEARS,
Cd Street, I'D door above Perry,
June 70 dit Davenport, Iowa.
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sVfCkOtxS, CNaepOess ~ w.,
II a. NJ TX E H -.
Dealers in Exchange and Land Warrants.
Exchange on the principal cities Of the Union
for sale in sums to suit purchasers
ALL BUSINESS PERTAINING BANKING PROMPTLY AT
TENDED TO.
REFER To-
Bank Of America, NoN'""'
Ocean Eank !.
o. Al p,neL,rd Pres't Hank Of New Orleans
p,,nn, hank Eavcnna, Ohio.
$1,000 ,,,.l s,I,,. RanLers ST. Louis.
-, Z nieL.y ur,k.rs Pittsburgh.
Al NM" ~, banker Dubuque.
II.nry Mlicy Fsn Cincinnati, Ohio.
NICHOLAS, lsBEIL co, DAVENPORT, IOWA
LEE NiCKoLLs 4 co, DAeoRnn,
NlCkoILs co IsoySsyiLLI, MIssRsorA.
EXCHANGE BROKERS' AND REAL ESTATE
AGENTS.
LAND WARRANTS RoueHT, HsLp AND LOCATED IN Tbh
Fr DIES MoSE DisrsIor, Iowa rr DopGs DsTRIcr Iowa
COUNCIL BLUFFS SIOUX CIlr
pAcoRAu BROWNSVILLE MINNESOTA
AMOUNT oF CRY faoPkgrr, IHraoyEp fARhsA AND
VACANT LAND STATE SALE On rVosA.
TERMS. We invite attention To catalogue oil heai
Estate, Maps, piatt-, Abstracts, &c, &C.
Offices IA Main St. South OF Second St,
DAVENPORT IOWA
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Clear the Traok!!

II chance for Bargains.
AUCTION sALkS AT
Adams Auction Store,
No. 81 Brady St near the Post Office.
Hardware, Tools, &C., Tuesday evening, July ",M' ~
o'clock. -
Dry Goods and Trimmings, Wednesday afternoon, SOh,
at o'clock, evening ~ ~
Books aud Stationery, Thursday ii, FRIDAY Aug. l.
Saturday 81, evenings.
Socars WAY Vestas and Matches, Saturday morning,
Aug. 2i, o'clock.
See advertisements daily. Ceusignmsnts solicited
July .2lw ELI ADAMS, Auctioncsr
For Rent.
Nay preseat residence Harrison ST. at the head Of
IN Tenth seven rooms Also, five rooms tenementsnd
two rooms L. y. PARKER.
july - diff
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Bank of Florence.
Florence Nebraska.
AUCTION STORE
AND
Commission House.
SALE

attention OF the public Is respectfully invited to tho
establishment recently opened by the subscriber as
nIac- for the aDragp and DISMISSAL private and
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fully div
N0TICR
w. C.COT II =

Wholesale Dealer in
Foreign and Domestic, Green and Dried Fruits,
Nuts Sc. az Chicago and 81. Louis Wholesale prices.
Constantly on hand Lemons, Oranges, Apples,
sc. Brady st. near Front, east side.
Dayepuort iuly Cd SO dvu
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NO. l3s.-A farm OF 3Os acres en- the Lost Croys
hoau, miles from he city and the undivided thj,S
Of The saw mill tract, containing 20 acres I7O srrs
nnderienee, l4o acres under ivaton some heay,
TIMBER, frame house 3 rooms, barn, u nns orchard
VIII be disidsdto suit purchasers.
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No, i0a,-A Farm OF $50 acre. on tbe ,o,.,.,a,-
from Long Grove TO Aliens Grove 10 acres ,is"hns
90 arres under fence and In cultivation f,sra h
| 1l-2 stories, stable, well, &e. ""a'e
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tkIk Agents for, and arsjustin the recs ipt Of
w lot ofDfsAleris celebrated Medicines, consist.
ing Of asus SiHs, Fsmiiy do: and strssgttssimg
Bitter. Please call and get ons Of his "Poeket
Compautohs,p grstit, and read for yourselves.
aug ALYOKD II VAN PATTPN.
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No. IH.-A Farm OF 40 acres In sac ,sT,7sp.p
all ploughed, price s35 per acre MS
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No lIs.-A small and beautiful piece Of land Attn.
acres. Price $1,000.
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No. 1855 A beautiful tract o. Iapd of so t.
10 ~ nies OF tho Corporation line, tho Dubuops
Road, The whole surrounded by fence and .rt unarr
cuiu'auoE, stream running through. Pries 80,
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-11-13
Colonel Fremont.

In spite Of the adverse result no party ever
had more gallant or more excellent cand-
date than Colonel Fremont. No man under
such circumstances ever bore himself more
nobly, more prudenty, or more discreetly
through such contest. Although he has
been assailed with malignity and license
of calumny seldom paralleled in the history
Of the country, all this storm Of detraciion
has never moved him for moment from his
propriety, or led to a single act unworthy his
character or his cause.
Nor was there another man 10 tn, United
States who could have aroused so much en-
thusiasm. and brought SO large vote to the
Republican party as he has done. Ne man
can charge upon him one particle of the re-
sponsibility, for the disastrous result with
any other candidate the disaster would have
been much greater.
Whether Col. Fremont is ever to be can
dida,e hereafter, must be left to the future.
1t would be neither just nor wise to open an
other Presidential canvass now These con-
tests must always take their shape and char
acter from the events and emei gencies Of the
times. The country must have some experi-
ence Of the new Administration, before it en-
ters upon the task of superseding it by an
other-N. Y Times. E.' .-..
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Epilepsy, or Falling Fits.

We believe cannot do readers a more impor-
tant service, than by again calling their attention
that most remarkable preparation, discovered by DR.,
Seth s. Hance of Baltimore. Md which possesses the
power of aleyatng and curing that horid visitation
of man--Epilepsy, Falling Fits. In recommending
this preparation TO readers do with aconvic
tion that We not degrading columns to puff
common patent medicine. but placing before them
discovery which, if fully known, would probably do
more to alleviate human suffering than any invention
of modern times. DR.. Hance in asking notice his
preparation favorably in editorial department has
for perusal number of letters from per-
who have used his Pills AMI have been cured there
by All of them speak in the grateful and eulo-
CYSTIC terms One great advantage this medicine pos
sesses is the fact that il be transported through
the mails. thereby affording every one opportunity
of dealing directly with the inventor and also preclu
ding all possibility of being imposed on by counter
felt spurious imitation. Dr. Hance pays the postage
on his Pills to any part of the country and will for
ward them by return of mail, the receipt of
mitance. His prices follows One box, 80;
two do, 50; twelve do $2+ All orders for the med
cine should be addressed to SETH S. IANcE. los Bal
tmore street Baltimore, Md.
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FREMONT,


If Col Fremont had many friends the Mustang
Liniment, the opposition could not draw corporals
guard. Mr. Fremont remarked. in his dispatches to
President Fillmore while Transporting horses and cat
tie the plains of Mexico, That il the Govern
mcnt would send liberal supply of Mustang Lini
ment, it would 25 per of his losses" This
is very important for all Farmers and Liverymen to
know. The Mustang Linment is wonderful article
for man beast 1t should always be used for Sores,
Sweings, Stiff Joints, Burns. Bruises Rheumatic
Pains, &c and for Gads, Sprans spavius, Ringbone,
&c., upon horses. Beware of limitations. The Mus
tang is sold by all respectable dealers everywhere.
BARNES & PARK, '.
Proprietors, New York.
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HOoFLAND,s GERMAN BITTERs.

Certificate OF Ralph Lutte, Esq, Editor esprit OF
Times" IrOnton. Ohio.
lronton, Oct. 80, 1881.
DIR. c. VI. JacksOn-Dear SiT-1he bitters in
great demand here In addition the quantity sold by
Moxley & Barber. your agents. the two other stores
sell more of them than any other medicine ! find
they much used by convalescent fever patients
rebuild their broken constitutions. They
commended to me first by neighbor at a time when
much debiitated from the effects Of Bill
Gus Fever. They gave me an appetite. and restored
tone and yigor to my whole system. In one of the
September numbers of my papers related my eXpe-
rence of the good effects Of the Biters since which
time they have had large sale and have now become
the standard medicine in this vicinity
In conclusion, would that feel great pleasure
giving you this testimony of the value and seccess of
your preparation. Respectfully, yours,
-" RALPH Lutte.
See advertisements
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E~ The democratic papers claim that, at
the Presidential election, there was an over
rhelming popular vote in the Northern States
against the Republicans on the principal issue
OF the canvass" That issue was the ex en-
sion or non-eItension of slavery. To make
up their majority, they count Buchanan and
Fillmore votes as one and the same thing, and
then suppose that large number who vo-
ted for Fremont also favor it's extension. Do
you see the brand they have put upon you,
honest supporters of Fillmore, and Ieluded
followers Of sham democracy
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See Advertisement,

SCROFULA AND SALT RHEUM or FouR YEARS
sTASDIN9 CURED BY CARTER's SPANISH MlNrrRE,
Wooster, Wayne Co.. Ohio, Dec. l, 1886,
Messrs Bennett & Beers.
Gentlemen Having for four years past been suf-
erng with Scrofula in its worst form without hndng
relief from our best physicians. was solicited by
friend to try Carters Spanish Mixture. 1t gives
pleasure that before finishing the first bottle
the disease relaxed then ordered two more bottles
and with heartfelt gratitude state to you the fact
that bottles of your excellent preparation has
tirey cured me.
The third bottle gave to friend who had been
suffering with Sak Rheum for length of time, and he
like myself his restoration health TO the virtues
of Carters Spanish Mixture" You at liberty TO
use this letter in suy you may think proper if
n III benefit the afflicted.
Ycur otsen' servant,
JOSEPH ROBINSON.
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AHEAD OF TEfE TIMES /.
i L "a. ~ IL IL


SUMMIT STREET, rCLEbo.
- IL. L. COOK respectfully informs lis ten
E-J3s thousand personal friends, and the qooI
GA people of Toledo Maumec CITY, Perrv.Turc
and the country around that he has OF enec and s ~,
the most complete and splendid stock ever fered ~
city and is receiving daily additions from the bestI
Penn and eastern manufacturers Of .r .-Tr-
CLOCKS, WATCHES AND JEWRIRy
II would be quite useless attenrt an .uunstot;,
OF the brilliant articles his show -ca-s contain L,
dies and geEomen will please call Il, Il sre liz s,isji
Gold and Silver Watches,
of every variety quality and pattern at prices
trom Ten 10 ore EIfyGrsd and rim IIrfE7rs f' c.
SUPERB GCLD ron CHAINS.
the largest and richest assortment ever srrr bs, .
prices from Itreir. ~ Eftg Taliars "
HEilI GOLD GEiRD C,VlfNS
ct nnequniIed beauty, weight aud fuish, at from
IHstre 10 Forty FIR Doiiars ".I - IL "
MA'SlEIcENr bANoSD PIHs AND RISGs, Of thslat,st
st!les' ana at the lowest prices. .. -ut.-s.-
SUPERIOR PLN hNp PoCl,Tr ESiyrs of elegant mt
terms and finished workmanship, tht finest Ion In to,r
PLAiN, O'TiIoN ~ BEArTuui INLAiD CLocNs r
TIE best manut"ctugc, ut Jiro a7M a mar ID .FiC
DoIars. With countless yurittS Of. u,lS ITT'"
locketF' Rings, .I.f Guld Perssr
Ear Drops Breast Pins, Gold TeIciI,
trH Pms, Brooches. studs Watch Ssall
ana rSthug else ever seen hc0ri tel! of n ,,,
elrH establishment Prjcss ertlal tie ic,essf
f"-Special care given by the best wnr,tnen In ,I
country 10 FNAIri>c wA1CHEs AsD yEwftRy aid ali
work warranted 49,, - - az
T.i- Dom forgst the place sign 1 r n,, H;.
UHfch summit >tleet. Toledo. '
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Violent Hurricane in IIIinOis--Sin-
guIar Effects OF the storm.

On Friday afternoon last, windstOrm fell
with pi iess fury upon the neighborhood re-
siding about four miles east of the city on
the old railroad track. The cloud from which
the wind came was funnel shaped and black
as midnight, and went whirlng and revolving
through The air after the fashion of an old
time whiriwind. spreading devastation aud ru-
in along its path. The storm fell with great
fury upon the premises Of Simon Laughlin
1t tore the roof from his dwelling and scatter
ed the shingles along its track for miles
burst out one of the sides Of the house
blew down his carriage house and the last
that was seen Of his carriage it was some three
thousand feet high in the air, travelling as a
land vehicle never travelled before. 1t is yet
missing.
On the place of Henry Kemp, which ad
joins that Of Mr.. Laugblin, the oat.stacks
were leveled and the shesfs scattered over the
fields in all directions. The corn-stalks were
torn and twisted up by the roots, and the
whole 6eld was shorn as smooth as if a reap
er had been over it.
At Mr.. John Powell's place, large apple
trees were torn up by the roots.
The fencing for miles along the path Of the
storm was entirely swept away. The large
pond of water on the railroa track near Hen
ry Kemp's farm covering an area OF about
two acres, was enir ely scooped out-scarce-
ly drop was left. IL was remarked by those
who were watching the cloud, that instantly
after passing the pond, its color changed from
inky black to pure white.
This region has not been visited with so
desolating storm for many years. There
was no destruction of life that we have herd Of.
Quincy Wig. Oct. 90.
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NEW AND CIsEAP GOODS.
GEO. POWERS


TTANE received from New York and hive for s,,s
cheap. at the old stand of Gro PowrRs OF Tr,r,
street, Large and Well Selected Assortment
of staple nnd Fancy DRY Cou,ls.
Consisting in part of Wuolcn nd CGitar Good, Of "A
hnds Groceries Hardware Crockery Boots and 81 r.,
Schonl Books and Stationery, Nails Cas- shovel.
Chains &c; Hats, Cars Ronrc;s, Ready Made
Ciothirgin fine complete vnrfety Of articles nsuaI,
found IN retail store. For rsadt 5au these good. are
offered at unusunlly low prices All persons desigI4
examine our stock before purchasing enrTAere.
We ish it to be distinctly understu, lint cash
or ncrehartable produce we pM nCt5stAArscIei, any
"her establishment in the place in goods Of the same
quality. We will all times pal the hi,hest mark,
price IN CASH for Wheat, Grass Seed Pork &c ard v IN
also receive in exchange for Goods Produce Of almost
ever! KIND aud cash will not be refused, but received
with lnkfIIl henrts hml nlnnsn1.. ln1 I. 80
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EE We have received communication
from " A Friend to Fairs Properly Conduct
ed" which we cannot publish without the
authors name. The rule must be adhered
TO. The writer is very severe in his judg-
ments, but we don't see that the publication
of his article would effect any good. If the
last Fair was not properly managed, would it
not be as well for those who think SO, to take
hold of the matter and endeavor to make it
do better next year