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Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-01-12
NIERCHANT TAILORING
New Goods.

New Goods.
gTNHE undersigned has justreccivedfrom the North
l. ern cities his FALL AND WINTER supply of
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, MEETINGS, &c
which he is prepared to make up to order. His fall
fashion plates have also arrived to which he asks
the public attention. His patterns ofthe latest
and most fashionable styles and surpass any thing
of the kind exhibited in this market for some time
The cutting department of his establishment, is
der the immediate management of Mr.. Henry Bare
of the most experienced and tasty crooks in the
state. He respectfully asks visit from his friends
and the public generally, assuring them that he will
use his utmost ability to please all.
His Store Room is next door to John b. Scherer's
Confectionery. JNO. NJ. HELM.
Sent. %. 1855.
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S PRI=N G G 0 o D S :,
WOODS HARNESS FACTORY.
Connected with iIardy's Coach Factory
= = w q q d

uANING opened Harness Making Es.ablishment
Il il the Brick huilding OF Il. W. Hardy, is pre-
fs,tured in his line, such Trunks, Whips, ,olars
nly-nets and Harness. OF every description. Having
ye@y arge stock Of harness aud other articles on
hand, and being very desrious of dsposng Of them,
he eels no RESTITUTION in saying he sell cheap
err than can be purchased esewhere this part Of
the State. He asks examination his goods
from the public feeling satstsi that they such
vail please aud give genera 10 tsiactop.
Stanton, April IA, 1906. W. p.
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Warranted to cure, and danger from exposure
to cold.
Applied to burns at once, it leaves scar.
Ma Price 80 and 10 cents bottle.
Sole Proprietors, Richmond Va.
RICHMOND, Jan. IL, 1855.
Mcssrs. Dove & Co. For about seven years my ne
gro boy, Simon, had an ulcer the shin bone of
one of his legs he has had the very best medical
advice, and the strictest attention from mysclf-te
sore has been repeatedly poulticed and burnt with
caustic at intervals whilst giving applying medi-
cine he has been kept low diet and also Kept per-
feutly quiet with the limb elevated sometimes the
sore would be as large as the palm of a mans hand,
and at others no larger than half dime, and even
when it has attained this small size would break out
again. became certainly discouraged about it, and
one day, while in your store, | asked you what |
must mus do for it, you give me bottle OF your Turf
was entirely headed. Previous to the time of using
it, he had lost months from his work, but SINCE he
has never lost single day. will add that | have
expended uselessly, on his limb, about two hundred
and fifty dollars, and it gives pleasure add to
the many you have, this testimonial of the virtues
OF your Turf Oil. Very respectfully,
=. L. SHELTON
IA congratulated by permission from a lady of
this ethyl
RICHMOND, Nov. IA, 1851
Messrs. Dove Co.-Gentlemon Il used a por-
ton of bottle of Turf Oil, which you very kindly
presented me with, and take pleasure in saving
that found it eHectual in removing eruption of
the skim for which had been practsed upon for
least beneh,. | also recommended it to friend of
mine, who for some years has been annoyed with a
similar eruption Of the skin, and he informed me a
few days since that from the of one BOTTLE he
had been entirely cured. Respectfully,
dec.7 +. III LEFfWICH.
BIG ISLAND, Va, Nov. !, 1854.
Messrs Dove & Co.-Gentemen 81 used about
one-tourth of bottle of your 'rurt OH upon the
back OF my horse; the worst back almost ever saw
entirely raw, place nearly as large my hand
and this single applications only applied it oncc)
cured it up entirely and permanently. really was
surprised the quickness of its curative properties
and think it more prompt and etiicacous than any
thin Of the kind ever saw and have sold thou
sands of bottles Of other preparations for similar
purposes. Respectfully,
WINSTON, Forsmith Co., N. c., Dec. H. 1854.
Messrs. Dove Col purchased of you in Nav
asst one dozen of your ''Turf Dir to sell at nv |
Store. Shortly after had valuable riding horse
which became lame in his shoulder and useless as to
servce, tried several OF the present popular RENE
dies and niments on his shoulder, and they did no
good, he continued lame as before, and thought |
would use your Turf OIL" applied half a bottle |
and say with certainty his shoulder is entirely
WELL as he has been running for five months in the |
Stage from this place to Keedsyille. | will buy |
more when come down.
Yours very truly,
va. Sold by j. B. Eskridge, staunton, Va, olsa
Haser Il Dull.
Richmond, Feb 10, 1s55.-ly.
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IIsr RECEIyED INV ExpnEss

TIME finest and best assortment of BOOTS AND
l. SHOES ever offered for sale in Staunton.-
Boots and Shoes of every description. Ladies' q ali
ters and Walking Shoes, Dress Shoes and Sandals;
a few pairs fine deer skin Overshoes for Ladies
also few pairs fine glove-kid Bootees, warranted
not to hurt the corns. Boots and Shoes, of all
kinds and qualities, for servants Cali and examine
our stock soon. FRED. A. DAVIS Il co.
October u, lS55.-3t
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WESTERN VA. MARBLE WORKS,
Stauntcn, Va.
j. G. MARQUIS.
5 pit. II, 1854.

HEAS just received from the North most
splendid supply Of Italian and American
Marble, which he is now manufacturing into
Iombs, Monuments, head and foot stones, table
and Bureau tops Also, some of the very
nea'est and most chasie designs for Cemetery
purposes, with Lambs carved to Law on the tor
Pas'ery, Paint, and Muller stones constantly on
hand. He halters himself 10 do as good work
as any in Virginia. and certainly the bes, tina,
can be done IN the county. Carving and letter
lug done IN the nealest and best manner, and
not scratched on as is done by those who at
tempt TO do that which they know nothing
about, He hopes from his long experience al
The business and doing good work to merit a
extended 10 him for the last four wears in m =;
place.
All orders from the country will receive
prompt attention.
May 10, 1854.
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TO THE OLD sOynJEp

HAVE formed an association with eeptloms,
who has long resided in Washington Cit. and
whose business, for the last 80 years, has been -
prosecute claims for pensions, bounty land &C., a.
gainst the Government. With the aid of this grntle
man am prepared to afford to Old Soldiers. and
eheir iaews and Heirs, prompt efficient aid in
prosecuting their claims under the act of the I'd ~
March, 1898, which gives to any soldier who ba,
served lldaysin the Unied States service Ice acres
OF land. have been furnished with all the tronSr
instructions from the department. Those WHO ara.
euutiSe 20 pensions or to bounty land under the said
act, should make early applieaan, in order to So
cure speedy action upon their claims.
er david Fultz.) N! 1"*
March IL, ls55..tf. MARSHAL K. FULTz
DISSOLUTION.
AiiE co-partnership heretofore existing between
n the undersigned, under the style and firm of q
L. Cochran & Co., was dissolved ON the eth inst,
b. mutual consent All outstanding accounts are
pay able to e. I. Cochran, aud those knowing them
selves 70 be indebted are earnestly requested to set
tie prom 'y either by payment OF note as it ia yery
desirable ~ close up the business of the old concern
9. I. COCHRAN,
THOMAS BUTLER,
Staunton, April 2s, 1855.
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FARMERS OF VIRGINIA.

I F, upon any living thing on your Plantations,
Il there is an Ulcer Sore of any description, kind
or variety, no matter whose skill it dcies, how
long it has been standing, upon your man your
maid servant, your mules, sheep horses, COWS, or
dogs. We say to you, and we guarantee what we
say, use our
7 u r F Oh l..
And You will find it tn cure the most malignant as
well the simplest Sore that mars the form of man
or beast, refund the money.
With ordinary cases, it is only necessary to apply
the Oil on bit of rag. If the is one of long
standing large with proud flesh, and fever, take a
small dose OF salts to cool the blood once or twice
week If letter or Ring Worm the head, or in
sne haE apply the OIL and the head with a
on the Oil On Cattle, it is only necessary to pour
the Oil.
r u E r u RF OIL!
ENOR OLD SORES of every description,
Il ON MAN or on BEAST.
One teaspoonful equal to ounce of any prepara-
tion known,
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DENTISTRY.
|. Es. ARTHUR. Ora duate

A. I'd. ARTHUR, ezra duate
e. g77AS removed to late Post Office, in the
Il 3a Brick Row, where he would call
the attention Of all needing Denial sub stiin,e
10 his beautiful specimens Of BLOCK Tx ETH
with continuous gums These teeth, from the
comfort with which they may be worn, as well
as their superior beauty, possess great advantage
over Artificial Teeth; now in use. All the va
rious operations o. Dental Surgery performed
with strict reference TO perInanency.
RErERESGEs-Prof's. P. H. Austin, A. M.
NJ. D., d. ID. S. Dean Of the Faculty, and
rof Chaplin A. Harris, M. D., D. D. s., Balli-
more, MD.
Stanton, May /, 1854.
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For sale.
EARN AND MILL PROPERTY.

L Greek, four miles from stanton, not having
been sold on the day formerly advertised will be
sold privately by the Undersigned The Central
Railroad runs through the farm, which consists o
1888 acres, with excellent brick dwelling house,
and other suitable improvements on it.
HUGH W. SHEFFEY, Agent.
June 2, ls55.-Spectator copy tt.
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Mt. Sidney. March 81, ls54.-ly.
Grocery Establishment.

Grocery Establishment.
lJNHE undersigned have removed to their large
L and convenient Storess Rooms, Main street,
next door to the Central bank, and offer FOR sale low
for cash, the following articles:
100 Sacks Salt, q. Aum--well filled,
200 Sacks "MarshalP' fine Salt
$50 Tons Plaster,
80 Bags Rio Coffee,
20 :" Lag. do,
4" Java do,
Moca do.
hhds. Sugur.
As bbls. Crushed Powder ue.,
Pulvd. Granulated and CT. &c SHa1e
10 bbis Syrup Molasscs,
Is " N. q. do,
hhds. Cuba do,
10 Kits Mackerel,
10 bbls. do,
500 lbs. Soleleathcr,
8 doz. Sef-seaing Preserving csnA
0 " Paitned Buckets,
2 " Horse do,
s " Brooms,
20 Boxes Ada and Hotel.Caneles
10 90 Hubs do,
500 lbs Cotton Yarn,
IL Themometric Churns--al sizes.
Also a large stock of Beached and Brown Domes~
tic Onsnaburgs, Boots, Shoes Also variety of ar
tices zoo numerous to mention.
Staples, MARTIN & CO.
StauntOn, Sept. 20, 1856.
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Negroes Wanted.

AN still in market for the purchase Of ncoroos
1such will suit the Southern market negroes
ing such would do well by calling ON the sabscrihs~
in person or by letter. My address is WaYnesbm.s
Augusta CoQaty Va. Jo1JN = SArs ss PlgVs
De, |, ls5s.-sni "
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TU r O. IL
r UE r URF OIL!

Sore Back,
Splint and SPAWN,
Sweeney and Polevile,
Withers aud Marbles,
Chai'e and Chestfounder,
kingbone and Sandcrack,
/ Windgall and Numbness,
| Saddle Gall q old Strains
/ Swell Legs, and
Stiffness OF Joints.
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Bruises and Sprains,
Ulcers and Fellons,
Scalds and Burns,
Sore Legs and Chilblains,
Fresh Cut Wounds,
Cramp and letter,
Stings of Insects,
Wounds under the Nails,
lnflamed Breasts,
Glandular Tumours
Cracked Heel,
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STOCK OF GOODS,

TAKE this opportunity to inform my friends,
L and the public generally, that | am receiving
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Melodeons.
OPENED THIS MORNING, fresh supply of Prince
~ CO.. sMelodtons Of and oessyes, plain and piano
style, of fine rosewood finish, with mouhings.
These Instruments need Recommendation OF ours, as
their durability superiority both in tone and touch
Others be easily proved from the different churches
and private families, this city and surrounding country,
who have them In
With n fine stock Of Chickering's Piano Fortes, 8 and
6H octaYes, which call the attention Of the musical
world.
Stop and look in at 26 Union street.
BY EXPRESS
1GD Swiss Mnslins Dresses and BaSques in de-
Plain Swiss Musn-real India musllns-Nalnsook Jaco-
myq1 N-''' HE1sKELL 4 swEAR1NGEN.
EXIRA FAMILY FLOUR
loo superior article '0F 'aG'iy GiE1 use;
e. iaPnAAA apiI OAA'-' D'N' s-s : a. c. GOOD co.
DRUsHES-Wan, Paint vaEnish &c. for sale by
ID apll A. Q. GOOD co.
WHITE Ado kegs CIncinnAti, pure for sale BY
w apll A. Q. GOOD Co.
s10I1fI BUSH. Of shorts in store and for for sale BY
Gp21 Re6ster St. Wheeling.
9VU sFsS t1odaLIEs DUsETsFID. :
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-9SeIgtsEHg SEIIrS2g- 1ks1S- gSEgsSEzE@S @S
Great Northern and Southern Mail Route.
FOR NORTHERN, SOUTHERN ANDiwESTERN
TRAYE YELERS
Twice DAILY (Slnday night eXccpted) between Rich
L mond and Washington City Via Gordonsville and Alex
andii2.
Hours of departure at Rich
lnond. h:IO a. u! anu ';Su I. %:
Returning leave Washington. &c A. NJ. and PM
Arrive at Richmond 1880 p. NJ. and AN.
baggage checks and tickets given through between Rich
mond and Washington. - -
THESE TWO RAILROADS HAVING NO STRAP RAIL,
and being excellent order, ard CARRYING THE GREAT
NORTHERN AND SOUTHERN MAIL, give the best guar
aee of always securing connections shown by arri
walls daily at Richmond Washington city in advance of
the Steamboat line.
PAEE BETWEEN RICHMOND WAsuIXoToS. $3.50
An Omnibus will be found always ready take through
passengers and their baggage OF wearing apparel between
the Depot free Of charge with ample time for them to
take their meals, whether going North or South.
Through Tickets can he obtained between Danvilc and
Washington Terminus OF the Road, nearly
Detcd An Agent Of the Company will receive
passengers from the Danvile Road and at
tend baggage all the Way to Washington the Bal
timOre Depot.
change of the night line between Rich
monI and Alexandria. fel
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WHEELING VA. WEDNESDAY, MORNING,
TRANSPORTATION.

OPEN THRos n.
DIRECT ROUTE TO CINC1NNATI AND EfiR WEsri
I've Passenger T'rnia. 5DaIly soaels,,4yay.
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GOING NORTH.

GOING soUTII-The e1OA. NJ Train will connect at San
dusky with Morning Toledo; at Monroevie with
Chicago Express Southern Division of c. T. Road
Shelby with Cincinnati EXrcSE from CeEe'and at
Mansfield Junction Day Express from Pittsburgh and
Newark with the East and West Trains the Central Ohio
lIaIroal.
Bay City from Detroit MonrOeve with western Train
C. T. r. r.: Shelby Junction 5'21 P. II. with the Mail
Tram on O. G. c. r. c. for Columbus CINCINNATI; Mans
field Junction at 55 T. II. with Past Q. T. r. r.
Pittsburgh and at Newark with East and West Night
Trains Central Ohio Il. Il.
GOING NORTII.-The 1926 Train will make close
necton mt Newark with Train Belair G. o. H.
r.; Mansfield Junction with ExqreSs for Pittsburgh ut
Shelby junction at 1915 with Cincinnati Express for
Cleveland Buffalo and New York, and at M0rroevic with
Mail Train on C. &. T. road to Toledo Chicago, &c.
210 Train will at Newark with Express from
Genital Ohio Road at Mansfield Junction with
Train for Pittsburgh at shelby Junction at 6'2l
with Cincinnati Cleveland onroevle with Night
Express Toledo Chicago, and sandusky with the
steamer Bay City for Detroit and Chicago.
sandusky, Aug. 4, 1855. Scpi6-tf
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n ,l1IltfIilla gatelIiee16er,
any. rR1.FEEkLY AED WEEKLY, BY
. n P1lNl, A - n II Y s. @ o !.

- ,,,,r co-ncr of Main and Quincy streets
0FFlOEr- Tntrauce from Quincy st.
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NUMBER 275
CITY BUSINESS.
ENCOURAGES AMRR10AN MANUP1CrUREat
RUIAER'S B0OR,KEEPEMS rt-
Writing F1nid

INCE this superior Fluid Ink has been before ths hife
. reAFyswo years. It has been constantly gaining In
favor. and Is nes preferred ty many to the fsrst AZ.
mold Fluid. 81 80
During past year tEcnty thsuzand quart pint bot
es together With smaller sizes inuIaerabc Eve
baLkets merchants Cincinnati Louisville Pittae
Nlneennes, Indianapolis Evansville,
Nashville, Memphis, ST. Louis TIeksbnrE, Jackson, SatceE
aud New Orleans 1t been adopted IN the stat De-
parments Of KeutuCky, Tennessee and lissslp II hes
oJcnnAt and Louisville, and four Diplomas
dds at State Hairs held last Fl In New York Ohio danR
and Illinois,. es55i 1880 - lessFi sfis7rS5sIfti
The following merchants. bankers 1c. In HheRing hgFe
toEore using Engik Ink, have pnrehaae Bnt
lerH5 Book Keepers Writing Fluid; !
Northwestern Bank Of TfFenlR MerchantHs heehAniea
Bank Of Wheeling; BSn of hcelng Crescent MappfEs3a
ring CeEapany County Clerk Of Ohio County Ts
graph Ofce; Baltimore and Ohio Railroad 0tee tieIHfe
Horse; Kelly, Holloway Co.; Russell seAfee; G1Fdens
Matthews esCO; T. sEeeney 66n; Doane& GosEil OF ~
Bcyd BOYD ott; Diver PEyor; Jas, H. Stout Cos
din, Giberecn Cos press sf' 9 80
For sale at manufacturers prcCs by ..- l.-s
IAAfB0IS. GILRERSOS ECO.
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Change of Tina .

ON and after Tuesday Aug 4 1850 until further notice.
" Trains will be follows, Saturdays eXccpted:)
GOING SOUTII.
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.MIsCEII.l NEOUS.

Gtspta1, Leetu:es ard RenAaGsSttp iararia6ty ft
FsE is. ooGfso IN Ladies Dspart,ast. 4o
rT1HE pEorRIEToRs take great pleasure In expressing
tteir sl,sra for the and unprecedented see
is at S Catal and stialStes them % re-
newsd tertiOna to meet, he aRoe' sft EIantTS the
ess g saals Tt az Esa bRSssl
Sf ts IN hsaty sl aPd oonlsaSr-
men has enabled him 70 bring to degree Of perfection
syseiu COUNTING ROOM Instruction. oral exercises,
HOT ATTAINED DY ANY OTHER INSTITUTION. Each
student this process, drilled Mt the DESK fdoid-
Accountants duties thoroughly though he had
ssrccd GpproItfcestp in sote !GTps Commercial
blunders arc, in grea: uessure disspated
In addition engagement Of accomplished Assist
ants, have also secured the services of some Of the
Inos eminent Lecturers in ohio to lecture on commercial
Our course instruction extended parcuarlze
hers but @ y sysry thing him eSnneSsGd 1 WIN II
History Eminent Cemmercai Men, Commercial Ge
Political Economy Mercantile Law, Ethics of Trade, Part
nership, SC.
THE L1DLES' DEPARTMENT
opened the reception ofLadies No Institution In
the Union mPars thorough or Interesting course In
In concuson We would add that we shnl put our
] S WIN m nS Ii,Sn oSs os Eora,G Sasi
co'ye oIRercuHt;Le IScio ta c,lr, be ed at
other St0ri!dr Mercantile College.
Among the many recommendations, We give the follow
AVE- undersigned, take pleasure in testEying that
are personally acquainted will Mr. Grangera ability rs an
Accountant, und Teacher of Hook Keeping, which of the
highest order. He has had experience Ac-
in heavy Commercial and Banking Houses, which
.vcs him superior facilities in imrarting Practical
En0trEed9e Of Book Keeping, and thorough C0nercidi
Educdti0h
!. J. ALLEN, LII. D.,
President Of Farmers College.
LORIN ANDREWS,
President OF Kenyon College.
To young men who wish acquire "BwsinEss Edtcd
fion" think It affords facilities seldom equnlcd
Mr. GRANGER has the of theoretical know
edge apness In teaching added to practical Counting
Room experience and feel confident that graduates from
College vii! he fully competent to keep the most contt
Gated set Qf Books
A. p. STONE Wholesale and Retail Merchant.
]. J. JANNEY, Secy board OF Control State Bank OF o.
J. F. PARaI, BOOK Keeper at D. T. Woodhury's.
d. OVERDIEE, Book Keeper at Clinton bank.
II. z. MILLS, Stc'y Columbus Gas and Coke Co.
{. .B. MASON, Book Keeper at j. II. Riley q Co.'s.
sB-For full particulars send for circular.
GRANGER d ARMSTRONG,
fc4-1w Propretors.
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sTMNEfs ARRTNG f'MENrs.

81 MINER ARkANhEM IN rs.
TNHE Western Stage Company respectfully an
l nctlnce to the pubic that their Coaches leave
keokuk Daily Sunday eNceptedl for Fairfield, Os
kaloosa, Fort Des Muineean Council Bluffs, passing
through Boston, Charleston, Primrose Winchester,
Birmingham, Ashland Ag gancy City, ottumwa, Ed
dyyilic, oskaloosa. Peila Monroe, Apple Grove, TO
Fl. Des Moincs.
From oskaloosa ftri-wetklyl ~ Council Bluffs, via
Benefontain. knoxville, Pleaantville lndanola st.
ChsbNs, Wiutersett, indiantown, Silver Creek, 70
Council Buff.
Also from Ottumwa Yin Blak c-burg, Abba, La
grange e. Charlton, tri-wea ky.
Also from X keuk, Daily yia Warren Pennington
Btnararte nton-lort, keoeauqua, Pittzburg, Troy
to Btnou,t'ld.
AIsaa Fort Dodge from Fort D.s Moiaes passing
through B.on bora' and Homer.
Every attention wil b paid far the comfort and
convenience If pass mgr.
Conehee ieave kcokuk for All the above places at
0 clock, A. NJ.
fs97~ Office on Main Street. second door above the
Lalle,ie House. K. A. NcCuESNEY, Agent
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To tine Gentlen,en,

nN exhibition, an assortment of French, Scotch
~ sain American inercs--lhe first ever offered
IN TINS market.
NEsriNGs.-In Meire Antique Plain and Figured
Grenadines Brocadc and Rex silks; silk Velvet
and Plush.
CLorns. Black and Blue, fne grades, and broken
check Cassimeres, for fan suits.
Also-A choiee selection Of Kid, Cloth and Mcrno
Gloves; Half Hose IN Wool Merino and heavy Cot
ton with Merno feet silk and Merino Undershirts
and Drawers Crayats Scarfs and Handkerchi,fs.
sept. TO, lS55--d4w F. ID FOSTER.
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cAs.s CnotkERY HUI>I.

( ,0ULDs d ELLIOTT, importers and JoLbers Of
~ Earthenware Chtna anu q !assware No 1875
+ nr. street and No. Gl Chamb r. Street Y, " York
"ouid say 10 Merchants and d. alers nt rally Il at
having stabiished Cash House in this brunch If
trnde they are fully convinced that thy can sell
Crockery, et, at "A h prices will pay th. pIr has
er fnu profit To tai. Expeii uc has prov 4 vsry
concu ivviy to us that, by adhering strictly to the
eis syst afford TO sell Fl. M tn Ia twenty
per cent, below the r gular credit tIad, prices.
10 this end we ask examination Of our styles
and prices, list of which viii b, forwarded by mail
20 any party desiring.
Earth, nware, by tue Invoice, single package, or
very car fully repacked for the % unity trade.
Ju4y II, ls55-Ily
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NO. 2S7.
CITY Drug Store

Burraws Block Main strecl kF0KJK.
I ] u. STEWART ARE now In recep of =
y very large and carefully .ea&sted ,tecl (A
! Drug, Medicines and Chemicals paten "
dedte.nes, Popular Remed e, Mechanical L. -~0
luor Pants, Ous, Dye Stuff, Ptrfam.ry, anueNe-
~ variety of fancy articles usually found ~ Z! he>t
establishments of the kind, Every article warran
d pure and genuine.
purchaser. VIII confer O mutual favor by calling
At our establishment before buying eiyewhere.
Physicians prescription. careiuny pat up.
DR. j. q. SrEwARr Office and consulting room
he Drug Store.
PROFESSIONAL REFERENCES
i. o. Edwards, NJ d., Ohio Med4cal College
J Cobb, "
John Locke, i" 4"
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-02-05

AVE this day associated themselves together for
l. l. the transaction Of the Drug business in all It's
branches. They expect 10 keep on hand general
and we'll selected assor ment of Pure Drugs Cfemi.
sails, Perfumery, Pain.s, OILS, &c.
Also have by this arrangement become sole
prtetors for the manufacture and sale Of IL X. Aill
noress celebrated Mamaluke Lnmtnt and unriyaI-
led Vegetable Anti-Eillious Pills, for the States Of
owa Illinois, Missouri, Wisconsin, Minnesota aud
territory of Nebraska.
All orders in future Will be addressed 10
MchENNY d RI UNSfeR.
Dec g. 1854 dtf