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Mems and BOYS Clothing!

Mems and Boys Clothing!
Everybody should embrace this opportunity TO bu,
CLOTHING for Men and Boys. at
George Culin's Cheap clS.s1%g %s1,1t Establish
S. L. cerner MARKET and SECOND sts.
PHIL4 DELPHLA, ,
Embracing n choice of the best most desirable and
fashionable Dress and Frock Coats habit cloth. do
linen drilling do. tweeds, ETC., etc. with variety Of
BOYS CLOTHING, consisting of Sack Goats, Polka
iackets, Monkey Jackets, Vests and Round Jackets.
'ade Of Tweed, Linen Drilling. Cloth, Alpaca Ker-
Symere, DOeskin, &c.
FURNISHING GOoDs-Consi, ting Of Shirts. Stocks
IandkeFchies. etc.. all of which are ofiere,I at the
LOWEST possible cash prices and cheap any other
Cl0lhlng Store in the Union' ',e1|
Parents who desire Boys Clothing ore earnestly in
Ned 10 examine The stock.
or Country Storekeepers can be accOmH tied q
very low rates. GEORGE CULlN,
apl6-iy s. F.. corner of Market and Second SITS
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CARTER,S
SPANISH MIXTUR E.

NOT A PARTICLE OF MERCURY IN 1T.
Let the Afflicted Read and Ponder!
An Infallibe Remedy for ScrOula. Kings Evil Rbeu
n.atism. Obstinate Cuaneous Erupcns' PlmPles or
PUstules on the Face Blolches, Boils, Ague and
Fever Chronic Sore Eyes, Ring Worm or Tetter.
Scald Head, Enlargement and Pain Of the Bones and
JOINTS Stubborn Ulcers. Syphilitic Disorders. Lum'
bago. Spinal Complaints, and all Diseases arising
from an Injudicious Use Of Mercury. lmprudencs in
Life. or lmpurity of the Blood
Hy- This great Alternative medicine and purifier of
Blood is now used by thousands OF grateful patients
from all parts of the United States, whO testify daily
to the remarkable performed by the greatest of
all medicines, "CARTER'S SPANISH MIXTURE"
Neuralgia, Rheumatism, ScrOlula, Eruptions on the
Skin Liver Disease, Fevers Ulcers old Sores Alice
tions of the Kidneys, Diseases Of the throat, Female
complaints, pains and aching of the Bones and Joints
speedily put TO flight by using this great and nes'
tmabe remedy
For all diseases of the Blood, nothing has yet been
found to compare with it, Ii cleanses the system of all
impurities, acts gently and efficiently on the Liver and
Kidneys strengthens the Digestion gives tone to the
stomach, makes the skin clear and healthy. and re
stores the Constitution. enleebed by disease broker
down by the excessss of YOUTH TO lis pristine vIger an'
strength.
For the Ladies' it is incomparaby better than all tn
cosmetics used. A few doses Of Carer's Spanls
MixtuIe will remove all sallowness OF complexion
bring the mantling the cheek give elasticli
to the STEP and improve the general health in re
markable degree, beyond all the medicines ever hear
of.
The large number of certificates which we have n
ceived from persons from all parts Of the United State
the best evidence that there no Hnmbug about it,
The press hotel keepers magistrates ply sicians an
. public men. well known 10 the eOnmI nifty. Hll dd
their testimony 10 the wonderful effects Of TINS Gre
Blood Purifier.
Call on the Agent and get Circular and Almana
and read the wonderful cures this truly greatest Of
Medicines has performed.
WM. s. BEERS & CO., Prop'rs,
304 Broadway, New York
For sale by D. LOCKWOOD, Smyrna
!. Fox & Spicer, Leipsic; and by J. Cowgirl al
d d. Burton, Dover. (Jan23-ly.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

THE subscriber would inform bis friends and
the public generally, that he intends to rur.
Baggage Wagons g. Hacks toand from shs Rail-
road Depot, near Smyrna, for the purpose Of
conveying Passengers, carrying Freight, Bag
gage, &c. lie expects to locate in the We
part of Smyrna, where all orders will be thanh,
Mlly received and promptly attended to.
0EJ- He will also run Wagons to and from
Smyrna Landing, for the purpose of hauling
Goods, Lumber, Iron, or anything that may
come by the Vessels.
Thankful for past faVors, he hopes to merit
and receive liberal share of the public patrou-
age. EBENEZER LURTY.
Dec. 10" ,"55-tf.
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BOOK ENDING.

DAKFIfsTLAK attention VIII be paid 60 Binding
Libraries lpusIc and rrivafe). Law Books. Music,
PerodicaIs, Magazines. Pamphlets, Catalogues, &c..
in large OF, small quantities.
m B-(Ild Books rebound with the greatest care
Give nssI q cali At No "a S. THIRD STREET
sd slory.) opposite the Exchange Phiiadelphia.
WIN. C. WHEELER.
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Fall and Winter Dry Goods,

Fall and Winter Dry Goods,
Cheap for Cash.
KELLEY 4 BROWN, No. I3 North SECOND ST.,
N PHILADELPHIA, Would particularly call the
attention Of their customers to their large ssOrtmen
Of Fall and Winter Dry Goods comprising in part
LADIES DRESS GOODS,
Black Silks, Mons de LANES,
Plaid Cashmeres, BOmbazines
CObOurgs, Nous de Bege,
Alpacas, Gipghams, Prints, i&e.
S1AWLS.
Stella, BrOche. Long and Square,
Long and Square, Black Thbet,
Blanket, Cashmere, etc.
FURNISHING GOODS.
Blankets. Linen Damask,
Tickings, Table Covers,
Sheetings, Napkins,
COuDterpanes, TOweling. etc.
'Et MEMS AND BOYS WEAR
Cloths, Cassimeres. Cords, BeavoIteens.
SatineiIs, Vestings. Kentucky Jeans, etc.
FLANNELS.
Red, White and YellSw. Bay State Opera
in all widths aud qualities Sacking. IN all shades.
Our Goods heing bought and sold exclusively fO
Cash, enables to distance all competition.
| Purchasers charged but small advance OIL Auction
Cost and No Abatement in Prices.
| KELLEY J. BROWN.
| Ne. l3 North Second St, above Market, Philada.
| een24.3m
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TO THE PUBLIC.

THE genuine LlNIMENT ior the c URE Of
RHEUMATISM. sPRAINS. STRAINS and
FROSTED FEET. prepared by the Subscriber. can
be found at the old established and cheap Family
Drug Store Of DAVID LOCKWOOD, who is the sole
agent for the sale OF it in smyrna, -. h ~. ,.,1
ap23-tf WILLIAM III. START.
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LqtA ~ n.
Ssss,., Sss.a ca Il an d.! i
WR IA IN KENT COUNTY,
SY4E3 Delaware.

THE uHutrsIgH5u HOE UPeHeu Ht O11I00 :"
the Town of Smyrna, Kent county, Del, tor the
purchase and. Sale of REAL ESTATE, and
has now on hand, for sale, number of very de-
s;rable FARMS aud other Real Estate.
NJ He also Rents Farms and Houses, col
lects rents aad money, and does all and every
kind of business in his line on the most reason
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-,.l.l,naR maolslbglilE
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-04-11
ITO those who wish TiRMS.-'

i have fertile land at cheap price and On
easy terms, your attention IS called 10 the
RiDG WAY LAND q COAL COMPANY
Twenty-Five acres, or more in proportion, are
given for $500, payable in instalments Of 81
per week or 81 per month. II IS located IN
Elk couniy, Pennsy lvanIa, and has one OF The
bes, markets for its produce in The State. The
soil is a rich lcam. and is not 10 be surpassed
for farming, as examination will show Il
has the best elements Of prosperity, heIng un-
deraid by two rich VEINS OF Coal. and will
shortly be in,ersected by four Railroads. The
Timber is of the most valuable kind, Title
unexceptionably good, and waTranlee deeds
are given. It presents good and substantial
opportunity TO commence farming. providing
for ones children, or making an investment
Further particulars can be had from the PAM
phets, which are sent 10 inquirers. Letters
answered promptly. Apply or address SAM'L
W. CATTELL, Secretary, l35 Walnut street,
north side between Fourth and Fifth streets
Phihsdsipaia Full information is contained
in the pamphlets Sm6S
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-04-11
GRAND JURoRs-MAY TERM.

GRAND JLkDkS- Naf ibhH'
White Deer--Saml Berkheimer, Iuo Dersham,
Andw M'Clenahan, Jacob M'Curley
Hrtlry---Wm Eiert, Saml Wilt
Ea,t BuGaioe---Leonard Wolfe, ABR G Brown.
KeRg--Andw Black. David Grove, John CrIs.
well Jacob Keyser
M6iinJurg.--Danl Becklev, Henry Bogenreif,
Jos Bcop, Andw Guteius
Wesf BuFiloe.--Jno Clsphlm
Le,O,sburg---Saml DIETRICH, Jacob De Frain,
Jas Blair, Saml Geddes, Lewis Jones
BuFak,e---Ja Irwin
Unton---Chas L Morris
TRAVERSE JURORS.
Lewisbure--J Henry Brown, Martin A Stock,
Danl Neyhart, Wm Moore. Chas Kline,
Charles Yoder, NJ Musser, Lyndal
W,st BnGaioe---David Watson, VIM khule'
Gabriel Shoemaker
Limesfone---Jacob Leiby, John Bogenreif, Robt
Chambers
KsHy---John Mover
East Bufaloe---Alcx Penny, Jno Schrack Esq,
Abm Aurand, Thos Penny. Saml Zellers,
Danl Miller
Nsm BerAn--Jos Kleckner, Josiah Swlnehart.
Bufiiioe---Wm Baker, James Mathers, Roher,
Srrayhorn, Martin d Reed, Gershsui Blddle,
Jacob Ziebach. Mich Dunkle. Chas Fry
White Deer---Wm Stadden, Edwd Marshall. W
L Ritter, ID b Kaufman. Jacob Biting, VIM
Walters. Joel Ranck, Jacob Lesser
Hmfiey--Elias Orwig. David Hayes, jacob
Rhule, Jacob Hilbish, John Betz
Mfinburg--Jos Eilert, John II Winter. Sam
Orwig. George Nader
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APPEALS.
CTATE and County Taxes. S.--PurSuant


~ TO law, We the undersi igned, Commissio-
ners of Union county. Pennsylvania, hereby
give notice 10 the taxable inhabitants OF, and
all others owning taYable property or effects
whatsoever within the said county, taxable
either for State or County purposes, that an
APPEAL, for the benefit Of all interested, will
be held forthe several townships and Boroughs
within the county, as follows:
on Friday the lith of April.
For WEST BurYAInE To. at tn. house Of J Decksri Mf
aiuburg, Saturday the 18th Of April.
For BuFTAtoE TT, at ths house Of James MCreight,
Monday tho lith of April.
For Kelly To, 81 the house Of James Laesou,
For WHITE DEER Tp, at the house of James Adams,
Wednesday the 10th Of April.
For EAST BuFFALoE Tp, at the house of George WOfs.
Thursday the 18th Of April
For U.Iox Tp, at the house of Henry Gibson,
on Friday, the lsth nf ArriI.
For JEyrsBur North At commiss1ners' Office,
Saturday. tho 18th Of Auril
For LYwIsBuso south Ward at Conmissouers' oace
on Monday, the 2lst Of April.
When and where all persons and corpora
tions, who shall feel themselves aggrieved of
the emu u era on and value made of their tax
able property and effects. pursuant to an Act
entitled AN Act to establish 4 uniform mode
for the value of properly and assessment Of
taxes" approved the 18th day Of May lsil,
are requested to atten' and state their griev-
ances for redress according 10 law.
All The above Appeals will be held between
the hours of 9 o'clock, AM. and 3, PM.
GEORGE sCHOCH,
RICH'D V. b. LINCOLN,
JACOB HCMMEL,
Attest: Commissioners.
A. KENNEDY. Clerk.
Commissioners Office Lewisburg, March7. II $50
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ewishnrr Chronicle and West FarmerAprl H. 1886

keep it pure, is. virtually, to Danish sickness
from the earth. Here then is hope Tor the sui
ferer. The poor invalid. .des pairing recovery,
NAV 90 forth into the world renovated and
s,rong man. Professor Holloway treatment
erad,caies all our ailments; wneIher ihey are
of the stomach, liver, kidneys, Lungs, heari or
skin, he refers their origin TO the blood and re-
stores the apparently diseased organ 10 pris-
tine and perfcc, health. Knowing his' as we e
do, from the experience Of our friends as well
as from our own, we discharge but a samarl-
tan duty to the public, BY cordial recommen'
da,ion of Holloway's Pills and Ointment-lhe
former for internal arrangements oithe system
the latter for external application to wounds
and sores, which have resisted every other So
called remedy.-M y. Atlas
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-04-11
A Protestant Pope .

Mr.. Bartlett, Of Kentucky, is a slave.
holder, and is President Of the National
Council of the y A-lerican Party. He pre-
ted. also TO be Protestant, Id to hate
mos, hea,.iiy the papal powers assumed
and exercised by the Universal Bishop OF
Rome. But, in his zeal to defend Slavery,
he is abusing his ofice in as Pnpal-like q
form as ever did a crowned Pope iu his
seven-hilled City.
1t is well known that the State Of Ohio
the giant Of the West, 6rstborn Of the
Congressional Proviso Ordinance abolish
ing and prohibiting slavery-is irrecoucl'
lably opposed to Slavery, and to Slavery
Extension. All parties there take that
ground, and her 81 Congressmen are unit
on that platform. The American State
Council has for two years echoed the pop
ular will on that question. What is to be
done! Ohio Americans, with every other
Nortbern State, refuses to endorse as q
body, the nominations which Slavery has
made. VIA, rs to be done? Why, this
Pope BARTLETT has hit upon PLAN
ExcoMMUNIcATE ALL AMERICANS WHO
WILL NOT BOW THE KNEE TO THE IDOL
OF SLAVERY. Aud this Slave holding
American Pope has commenced the " bles
sed work" of e1terminatiug the heretics'
politically. lie has revoked the charter
of the old State Council Of Ohio-deposed
Lieut. Gov. Ford, its chief Oficer-aud
recognizes" Council, recently got up
by the few Fillmoreites in the State, as
the State Council.
Under this slave holding Protestant
Pope, it is presumed that similar process
will be gone through with all the Northern
State Councils, and all who can't swallow
Slavery will be excommunicated, without
benefit Of clergy" willie any who can en-
dorse Fillmore and Donelson will be
recognized" by the Slave holding Pope
as true churchmen" and the Irregular
ORDER of Americans. And a beautifu
party there will be in the North, when al
the friends of freedom are cast out .!
heretics :"
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Shsriff's Sale.
DY virtue of a writ of Iend. Ey. is

ID sued out of the Court Of Common Pleas
Of CIeariield county, will be exposed 10 Pubic
Sale at the house Of Jacob Deckart. IN the
borough Of Miffilnburg, Union county, Pa. on
Saturday, the Goth day OF April next. at lO
o'clock, A. NJ, the following described Pr-T-
cry, TO wit;
4 certain lot Of ground situate IN the boro'
of Mifllnburg aforesaid, containing ono fourth
OF an acre more or less, with the aPpurtenan-
ces, with thereon erected a two-stoTev "a
house, wea .herbOarded, and kitchen and - 4
stable. adjoining lot OF Jacob AnIes on the
west, John Badger on the east, and the Turn
pike on the south.
ALSO another 10, of ground on Water
street in said borough, adjoining lot Of r
Chambers on the west. WIN. Young on The
ncrih. Joscrh Boob on the east, aud an alley
on the south. containing one-fourth-of an acre
more or less. with the appnrteuances.
Seized and taken in execution and TO be SOLD
as the properly Of Jofn -hcAiarnsg.
DANIEL. D. GULDIN. Sheriff
onerIH- S Uihce, Lewlsburs, Marcn 20, Io0,
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The Right Man Come at Last,
TIE PROGRESS OF MEDICINE

THE PROGRESS OF MEDICINE.
/, was with no ordinary pride and satisfaction
that we lately had the honor ofan introduction
TO one Of the most eminent men OF the age, the
English physician, Professor Thomas Hollo-
way, gentleman, who has done more for the
advancement o: medical science than any 9TH
ca that can be named. not excluding such re-
nowned "savans" as sAbercromcie, Rush, Clark
or Malendie. The Professor has been recently
travelling in the United States, having visited
this country for the purpose of establishing
depot for the sale of his medicines in New
York. 1t is true that our public have long been
familiar with his great reputation, but, partly
owing to the heavy duty imposed upon impor-
ted medicines, and partly 10 the unwilingness
of physicians and druggists to advance the in.
rior knowledge and skill threatened to cast
their own pretensions into the shade, the sale
(alihough greaD in America Of his wonderful
remedies has not yet equalled the enormous
demand which exists throughout the whole Of
Europe, Australia, the East Indies. and most
other parts Of the civilized world. 1t was for
this reason that the Professor, few months ago.
determined to make New York the location Of
a great American depot for the preparation
and sale of his medicines. r1valing in extent
and usefulness his celebrated establishment in
London. which, as all travellers know, is one
of the "institutions" Of that city. We have rea.
son to congratulate ourselves. and especially
our sick and afflicted fellow citizens, upon his
fel,citouS resolutiOnS
For proceeding step by step. on strictly SCI.
entifc principles, the Professor. At the early
part Of his career. attained to discovery.
which placed him above all competition in the
triumphs Of the healing ART. He noticed how
much of the boasted nedieal knowledge Of the
present day was empirical. and how little was
really known ofthe laws of human physiology.
Contiauiug his investigations. happy thought
struck him. like an inspiration. and be located
the seat Of .every disease-no matter what its
nature and diasnosis-in the blood. The blood
has vitality; the blood is alive; it is indeed in
the language of Scripture, ''the life Of man"
II that stream Of existence is impure. how can
the human being bs othsrwise than feeble. q.
hausted. emaeiatsd and aMieted BY various
ferns Of disease, To purify the blood, and
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-04-11
FOR S ALE

"a That large and desirable property on the
-1-.& corner Of Market and Water streets.wsl II
calculated for a residence. for business, or for
residence and place of business.
There is large BRICK House containing
large rooms on the first loor,6 bedrooms on
the second floor, and 2 large finished rooms on
the third. A Kitchen and Washhouse adioin..
There are also spacious Cellar large Cement
Cistern. Pump, and Well of good water,
Stable, and all necessary Outbuildings.
For terms &c. apply TO Geo. F. Miller, Esq.
s. E.DAYIS.
Lewisbure. Sept. % 1850
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-04-11
Wait Patiently.

Several Fillmore exchanges have AMI.
madver,ed with more or less severity upon
our classifying Fillmore and Donelson as
the "Pro-Siavrry nu-rIcuu IrcKet.
There certainly i. wide, and widening
division, in the American ranks, on the
question Of Slavery, as exhibited in the
Philadelphia Council in June last-in the
several State Councils-in Congress-in
the Juue Convention i'll Philadelphia
and as now shown in the American papers
in the few Free States where Fillmore has
even a show of friends. That Fillmore
and Donelsou were nominated, and are
sustained by the Pro-Slavery portion oi
the Order, is matter of history, aud obvi
Gus to the most casual observer Non.
committalism on the great political ques-
tion of the day, is simple impossible
Every public man must favor or oppose
Slavery extention. Hence, We know nc
more proper or discriminating designation
to apply to the favorites of Slave-holdiog
Americans, than We have. The American
Convention which is to meet in New Y ork,
on the 18th June, will be opposed to the
extension of Slavery, and we shall there
fore call it, the "Anti- Slavery American
Convention"
If these reasons are not deemed suf6,
cient to justify our classification, we are
prepared to give abundance of other, more
direct, personal, aud positive proof. But,
as we learn from various sources that it is
doubtful whether Mr.. Fillmore will accept
the nomination of a rump of convention,
Representing not the States which must
elect him if he is elected, } we do not deem
it necessary to enlarge on the point. Be-
sides, we think all honest opponents OF
Pierce-dcmocraoy had better spend their
time and ammunition against it, than iu
controversy with each other Those who
deem Mr.. Fillmore aud that other indivil.
ual anti-slavery, eau do SO without molesta-
ton. Their innocent ballucination will
mislead few besides themselves.
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PennSylvania legislature.

APRIL 1.-The House passed the fur
ther Supplement to the Lewisburg 4
Spruce Creek Railroad bill.
APRIL 2--The Senate passed bill rela
tive to the terms of Courts in Snyder
county.
The bill to abolish the Northern Dis.
.sict Of the Supreme Court came up on it's
final passage, when MIR. Taggart made an
able and ingenious argument against it,and
i, was defeated-Yeas 10, Nays II.
In the House, Mr.. Johns of Fayette
offered the following resolution:
Resolped, "That the use of the Hall be
granted to Gen. JAMES II. LANE, on Fri
day evening 4th inst, to address the mem
bers Of the Legislature and citizens Of Har-
risburg on the subject of the immediate
admission of Kansas as q State into the
Union"
After discussion, adopted by vote Of
Is Opposition and II Administration
Yeas AZ, Nays 37-ths Nays all Admins.
tration.
The veto Of the Printers bill was re-
ceived-showing that the bill sought to be
repealed had saved the people 5000
per year in the last ii years, or nearly
Half Million Dollars in all.
The Appropriation Bill has passed The
House, ami was amended in Senate.
1t is thought the Legislature viii ID.
iourn about tho 22d inst.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-04-11

Gen Lane who has just been chosen one
of the U. S. Senators by the Free State
Legislature of Kansas, lectured in the Hall
of the house of Representatives, Harrisburg,
on the Kansas question, on Friday evening
last. He is an old line Democrat and was
friend of the Nebraska bill, but he poured
terrible broadside into the National Ad-
ministration and the Democracy generally,
for their studied efforts to defy the will of
the people, anu force Slavery into the Ter
ritory. He was listened to with profound
attention, restless as were some Of the lead
ing Democrats, and after he closed, res
olution was adopted, declaring in favor Of
the admission of Kansas as Free State,
by the acclamations Of the large audience.
FIGHr WITH Texas INDIANs.-The
Antonio Texan of the Goth ult. contains a
letter from Fort Mason, giving an account
Of an engagement between party Of dra-
goons, under Captain Oakes, (of Montour
Co. Pa. and the Waco Indians, in the d.
rec,ion of the Upper Llamo. One Indian
was killed and several wounded. All their
animals and camp equipage were taken.
Several dragons were slightly, and two
Of them severely, wounded.
SLAVES FOR KANsAs.-A st. Louis
paper says that since the opening Of the
river navigation full five hundred slaves
have arrived there on the way to Kansas,
Of all ages. sexes, and shades Of color. The
paper says that all tho slapes go n tie
cabins Of the steamers, while poor ,ohite
families going to the Same place ('poor
white trash") take passage on deck.
TARRID AND FEArHERED.-We learn
from the Canton Missy Commonwealth,
that Charles whselock, by trade . plaster.
CT, was tarred and festhered in that plsos
on the night Of the 10th inst, and then or
dsred to vamose the rancho. Itappears biz
offence was tampsring With slaves and pro-
p'gating abolition sentiments.
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Ghc American FLAG

AMERICAN FLAG" The patrons Of
this paper to whom we have sent ours, and
who have not paid for the same to its edi-
tors or to us, we would ask to take our
paper, if it pleases them, at $l5O in ad-
vance. After this week, we shall send
ours only to those who have claims on the
"FLAe," aud when their unpaid claim is
satisfied, shall drop their names unless We
receive cash orders to continue
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Rich Prairie Farms
IMPROIED LANUN. and Town

MIMI NV III L4iNDS, ohu ~" Ia
u Lots-in Illinois, Iowa, and adjoining
S,ates-tor sale in great variety, at low prl-
ccs. and on favorable terms.
Pamphlet Catalogue Descriptions OF frop'
erty. with prices attached, forwarded grams
by mail on application.
oar ertt,,sire bcai connect. 0ns Will facilitate
giving valuable Information of any part oi
the West TO applicants desiring 10 locate.
- Buyers of Illinois Central K. r. Lands
can avail themselves Of The knoNledge aud
experience of Mr.. Dcfr4. The late Land agent
of the Company, to supply the dliiicu'ty oi
making judicious selections.
Particular attention given 10 locating war:
rants, examining lands, furnishing maps and
descriptions, payment of taxes, and 10 gen
,ral Real Estate Business.
CHA'S NJ. DCPUY & co.
Corner Of Michigan Az. and South water 81
cn,'s NJ. prrur,I near Il.CenR.R Depot
n,yrp 5. OGDEN. CHICAGO.