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The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1856-09-25
The Portage County Democrat
The love OF Money stronger
than the love Of Principle.

The love OF Money stronger
than the love OF Principle.
Two years ago, the Auditor, Sheriff, Pro-
bate Judge, and CLERK Of Portage county were
elected upon the plea Of " Retrenchment
and Reform" The editors ofthe Portage
Democrat were exceedingly zealOus in their
advocacy of eoonomy in the public exPendi-
lures. They triumphed. The people bo-
ieved their professions. Facts have since
been developed which prove that the only
motive which governed these men in their
advocacy OF reform, was that they might get
the keys and run their own hands into the
public Treasury. We charge that the sole
and controlling motive which governed the
ditors of the Democrat was the lous cf mo-
Rey. t-.r.
We are informed upon good authority,
that the day after Auditor Browning entered
upon the duties OF that ONCE, the editor oi
the Democrat called upon him and informed
him that he (Browning) must get all the
printing done at the Office of the Democrat
that he must refuse 10 support the Indepcndsn
Press, and thai Enless he did these things he
must not erpect the friendship or support o.
The firm ofHALL.HERRIcK and WApswoRTH
A more despicOble specimen of impudenc'
and dictation we have never known. Moth
ing but the mesnest selfshness and the un
governable spirit of the miser could eve
have induced such step. or the printing
bills, and enormous charges made by thes
advocates of ECONOMY we need say moth
ing at present. If time and space permit
we propose to examine, in future article
the proceedings Of the Republican party
County, State, and Naiionsl, in referenc
to the question of Retrenchment.
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Know. NOTHING STATE CONVENTION AND
STATE TfcKET.-The Fillmore Know-No.
things of Ohio headed by s. c. WARE held
q State Convention on the 10th inst, and
nominated State ticket. JOHN HARRIS, Of
Hamilton, was appointed Chairman. The
Convention from the reports of the dele.
G ates from different districts, made an est
mate that there were sixty five thousand ii
the State who would vote for Fillmore.
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GTWe learn from the Binghampton IN.
W Republican that the American Council
in Vestal, ,Broome county,on Saturday even.
ing last, by unanimous vote, rescinded
former resolution endorsing Fillmore. and
resolved to allow each member to vote as he
pleased, and then adjourned TIL after election.
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MORE BoLTERs.-The Genius Of Libert,
>Fayette CO., Pa contains list of fiftee II
citizens Cate for FiIlmore,) of that place,
who have come out openly for Buchanan
They publish card giving their reasons for
this step. They regard Buchanan as the
only reliable and national candidate now be.
fore the American people.
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Let it he Remembered ,

That the Republican party has violated
every promise which it made to the peo pie
fin 1854. 1t has broken all its solemn pledges,
and by its own act attempted to force slavery
apon Kansas contrary to the known will OF
the people.
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Buchanan and the Laboring TFara

"That Country is most prosperous chere
labor commands the greatest repard.
"From my soul | respect The lG5oring man.
Labor is the foundation Of the acealh Of everg
country, and the free lGJorerS Of the North
deserue respect for their proJity and iateHi-
gence. Heave'1 forbid that / should do them
tDrong ~
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1856-09-25

FILLMORE CONGRESSIONAL NoMINATIoNs.-
In eight of the twenty-one districts of Ohio,
the Fillmore party has nominated candi-
dates for Congress. They have called Con.
syentions in several other districts.
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SPIRITUAL NoTTcE.--Mrs. MARY ANY
EDWARDS, a speaking medium, will speak
at the Town Hall, at Charleston on Satur.
day evening, the 9th inst, and the Sunday
following.
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Let il be Rernernlcred.

That the Republican party in Congress
has passed bill which endorses all the out.
rsgeous laws Of the Border Rufian Legisla.
ture Of Kansas.
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Or 1t estimated thata least $4,000 peo.
pie were present at'the Democratic BIass
Meeting held at Massilon on Tuesday last.
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Thanks to Hon. GEO. E. PuGH and
Hon. RosT. ]: ATKINSON for valuable doeu-
ments.
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or The National Intelligsncer, has drop
ned it, neutrality since the Baltimore Wing
gossention, and now supports Fillmore.
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SENATORIAL ELECTORS.
WILLIAM KENNON Jr., Belmont.
ALEXANDER p. MILLER, Butler.
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0trThe Utica Herald calls upon its brotl

er supporters of Fremont to
'.Strike eosry Tyre and sound his fame.''
The New York Dry Book infers that il
they really intend to "strike every liar'
among them, they will have Kilkenny cal
fight of it.
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: or This article refers 10 Columblana
county, but in State expenditures, makes the
same application to this:
From the Ohio Patriot.
9 9 9 6 g 90 90
Extravasancc UnParalIeled!!
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DEMOCRATIC PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS 70
ONO.
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must have everything gorgeous and expen-
sive, and the result shows an increase in
this item ofseventsen hundred and ffty dol
lars. ~ M
RRTRENcHMEEr Eo.l0.
For the salaries Of Clerks in the Off
ces of the Governor, Auditor,
Treasurer and Secretary of State,
under Fusion rule in 1856, Sl2,7OO
For same under Democratic rule in
1855. 1900
Here it win be seen is another increase
of salaries to the amount of seventeen hun.
dred dollars.
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RETREEcHMENT NO. 7.

For the payment Of salaries Of Su.
preme and Common Pleas Judges
under Fusion rule in 1856, $50, 800
For same under Democratic rule in
1855, $4,000
Who forgets the indignant bowling Of the
Buckeye over the "enormous salaries" paid
Judges by the Democratic party. Look at
the figures taxpayers, and discover the hy-
pocrisy of these canting reformers. Instead
of reducing these enormous salaries OF
Judges" they have increased them eighteen
hundred dollars.
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RAVENNA, OHIO:
FOR PRESIDENT,
JAMES BUCHANAN,
OF PENNSYLVANIA

FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
JOHN G.. BRECKENRIDGE,
OF KENTUCKY.
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RETRENCHMENT NO. 8.
For the payment of guards, repairs,
general expenses, &C., of the
Peniten,lary under Fusion rule in
1856, $6o, 900
For same under Democratic rule in
1856, $4,000
Here it will be seen that the Fusionists
have made in this one item the enormous in
crease Of fifteen thousand dollars. This ID
mainly caused by an act they passed in
creasing the Offices and salaries of the off.
GERS o. the Penitentiary.
RKTRENcHMEKT NO. 9.
For the fitting up of the halls and
rooms for the Fusion Legislature
of 1856, $2oo(
For same rooms for the Democratic
Legislature of 1854, .@ Y. 25t
The Democracy were satisfied to hav.
; plain and cheap furniture-ths Reformer'
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RETRENCHMENr NO. 8.
For the payment Of Governors con-
tingent fund under Fusion rule in
eS56,
For same purpose under Democratic
rule in 1855,
Increase in this item under Fusion
rule,
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ua1K or FLOR ENCE.

ElOrence. Nebrnskn serrssOry.
GEO. II. SARGENT, Pres't, j. M. PARKER Cash
rlNHE undarsi gnei. proprietors oi the Bank OF
Florence n sbraska. arc, by the provisions of ts
Charter individually responsible for all It's issues
and will redeem the Netes If said insti'ntion IN
Coin at It's in ihs city Of fiotenee, ana al
either Of their Banking Houses, in Eastern Ex-
change AT per cent, in specie ut same rates AS
other Currency.
COX Il Sargent, Davenport, Iowa;
Cook Safg mi 4 Dnwney, Iowa City;
Cook Sare nj s Coax, Fl. Des Moines;
Cook sarrent 4 Parker, Florence, Nebraska,
DavennDrt Iowa July /, '56. .ept2- IN
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Keokuk. sert.lo. 1856 -dlwlfw
uxT YglglIyIY.

4 7 the sirn ~ the Big shae on Main Street, near
"A corner Il I'D. another invoice VI Gent'a, La
dies. Mtsses' and Ghiidrens wear, comprising all
the new les pf The season. and 80 which constant
additionsare being made by fresh airisais. Tn,
matnder of the stock purchased from the late hrm
of odel Matless. will close At cost and be-
low cost, in order 10 niake for other goods
on the way. All persons wishing bargains In
iiue, requested Ia call and examine for them
selves We will aiso make TO order, at the shortest
noicp, all kinds If gentlemen and iadies' wear.
from the best material and in the asststylc, good
TT being guarantee ed in eli eases.
mNlHa iiIsI-kAMp6 A MA1IESs
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Quincy to salesburg.

CONNECTIONS:
4 i 9aiesburg with the Chicago an darlington,
~ snj Psoria aad 0qutska Railroads f3r Bur
lugon. peoris Wyanett, Ieudo.a, Junction, and Chi
cage,
Al wyanett and Poni Creek With Chicago and
Reel lsland. aud Bureau Valley Raliraa'i4 tor Rock
Island, Iowa City, Lasalic, Sc.
At Menda,a With Illinois Central Railroad for
Fulton City .Gaiepa, Dunteith. Dubuque, st. Paul,
and other river towns bloomington, Sprin gfsid,
Decatur, Para de.
Az Junction with aaleu. and Chicag, MON Rail
roai for Eisin, Bclvidere Beioit Madison, Free
port, &c.
A Chicago with the rrea, Eastern and North
ern lines for MiI~aukee Fond dn Lar Sc. Datroit,
Toledo. Cleveland. Pittsburgh. Wneeiire, Baltimore,
PAilndep phia, indianapolis, Lafayette. Cincinnati.
Dunkirk, BGaalo Siagara Falls. aus pension Bridge,
Albany, Springfield Boston, and cite and towns
generally throughout the east
TWO TRAINS DAILY, sundays excepted be
tween Quincy and chca "a. TN aud aft the 18th
inst until further notice Trains viii follows
|. Chicago Express--Lcasrr Quincy at4 - A. NJ,
arrives a, GaleshnrgL al s.a5 A, N. at Wyanett
IL ,l5r NJ. at Aendota at J .25 r. NJ, al Junction
sf5r NJ, a. Chicago Gp,
chieags Exprass--iseavrs Quincy 2n r. w., ar
rives 1T sass burg $50 t., at Wyanett 20
a. ndoia l2.SJ A. NJ, al Junction Slv A. M, at
Chicago 5.35 a. NJ.
3. Gunner ExpFess--Le&Ye. Chicago 55A NJ, ar
ryef at Gsesburg oI5 =. NJ, aud AZ l4utucy II is
r. 81.
L. Quincy Express Leaves chicago 9 20 p ", ar
riyes at daIesburR 135 A r. ana AT luFnry az tbau
A.
Trains run into and leave from ''Iiipu Depot
Chiesgu.
BAGu AGE CHECKED TO CHICAGO.
Passengers leaving Quiucy III the N rl,iDg train
win arrive ~ kock iiana, Peoria aalena Dunleith,
Dubuque and Chicago sam evening making sure
connections ~ Chicago vat trains east,
Leaving Qathey ia tbs evening tran, will ar
riye At tne atus points ia the morning. makin.
sure connect ons ii chieag with train north, east
and south.
A Daily Boat of the Minnesota Pack tCo., leaves
Dunleith for 81 Paul, etc.
For partieuars ani larth sr informant a please ap-
ply az th8 Company = Ece, A4iusreei bgtwcep tho
Laciede HJusg and Western srage oa.ee, keesuk,
wh#re Through Ticket toall princips races can be
procured. Through Tesets si1o b. lad an board
| tho Steamers of the 81. Louis keokut PAeset Co
AK for tickets via Sartasra Cross ka,irgad.
N,G. BjLiI0Ss, ,srn @upt
! M BrkSH AM 8ea Ticket Act.
J n. TEwgsBugr, Agent, keokuk
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,Eickten Lucas,
BANKERS AND GENERAL BROKERS,
Johnson 81, bet. I'd and hEohTk. TDWA
M I'LL buy and sell ESoh-nge, collect Notes and
w Bills, sell Land Warrant, inyest in Real Ee
tate. Loan Money for non resiaent- and Pay Taxes.
Time paper negotiated, and facilities extended -
told, siye., aud ugcurrrut rnrrJ boagh and so.d.
RsYgRgscEs.
Bank Republic, New York CITY,
John VI tlripn, Union Bank, Baltimore
james Eobb i CO., New OrIeaus.
Dunley, Drake 4 Co, Gincnpsti. o.
IL A. Tucker A Co, Exchange Bank, Chicago
John j. Anderson h Co, st, Louis.
Cashiers ~ Eastern Virginia Banks.
Jaseph fieki,n, Lexington, by
uiy So '56~iiy
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r.. n. O'(ON NOR.
& II a. IA ~ N m a n r n = n tSg

4 PpTuEtARlES' HALL, corner II johnson ana
"a Sd street. NcokuK, iowa, Wholesale ana Retail
Deater ~ Drag.. Medicines, Chemicals, oils. Dyc
stuff, and pertanery, IooAeco, ttgars and snuff,
Patent Medicines ot ali kitids use, and con-
stanty recciEins direct from the Eastern cities,
large abd we'll selected stock, TO which he invites
the attention Of dealers Customers and Physicians
viii always lind AZ has tAbiisAment Fresh and n
adusteraed Medicines, whIeh hu selects with great
pkasosALcARS feg ms market. and ais prices ars
as low As any other hous4 IA thas
y. u. Please cali ard examine his stock before
purchasing elsewhere augs
Rht,iiEo. Tooth, Hair aud Nail Brushes,
- large assortment OF superior qualties for sale
by WILKINSON MARSHALL,
" holesale and Retail druggists,
lune3d Corner VI Main I'D ste.
4 tENJINE LV BIN : EAfkAc1s.-~JockeyUlu Club
~ k9agh and Ready, Bouquet de Caroline Pat
ch .uiy, kost, Jenny Lind aud other celebrated per.
fumes for th, toie, for sale by
WILKINSON a MARSHALL,
Successors of II Ii AHrrs, eor, Main and sd sts.
June5d
TOILET Lows Lfo~n Windsor AID
i honey soaps, warranted genuiac. For ale by
Junead WILKINSON A MARSHALL.
LAu De C0LcnNE.--ueuune Johann and r.
IL Maria Parma COLOGNE, IN octagon and long bot
Ties. fur sale by
Junesd WILKINSON MARSHALL.
L,LAyoRING EXTRACTS. ton i Merrius,
/ RAT. A. Nrtght's, MeakiAs and Others Ia
tracts If bs mon, Vanilla, feae.i, Gal barry, Mae
Gloves, Nutmeg. bitter Almood-. ho-r, ctc., fot
sale hy WILhINoo a MARSHALL,
juao%d Cor, Mat aaa Sd sts.
EDY AsNfk--A splendid perfume for handker.
l chiefs. For safe by
lune3a WILKINSON MARSHALL
rENJlNE HAVANA CIaAllo.~-tti tiindra ~ lie.
~ galia dc Londres Trahur,s, La Rosa La prueba
La frasmerana, tialaues, ytc., etc Choieest brand
or y, for sale by
| iunesd WTLkINsoN6 MARsAALI..
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HAVING PIRCBA~kD

rlNiiR stock of Furniture of Mr.. Il. WiLsEY' ]
L will sell the entire lot at very low heures du
ring tAe next five weeks. To make room for -prins
stock. For extraordinary bargains in Furniture
call at either ui Mr. Wilseys old stands. ar al the
Gate Citl Furniture Rooms No. $50 Main strett
Feb t3-isw C. & ABBOTT.
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CHAIRS! CH
80 NenafV ATy1ty nl nfvH


The updcrsi icned have opened CHAIR STORE
N this City. and will always kaep IN hand large
variety Of Cane and nlsor chairs, Rock ing Chairs
al various STYLES and sisas, Chidrans chair, &c,
al warranted of first rate material ana good work
manship
Will be sold Wholesale and Retail, az cheap ~
,hs ohaanest. KELLY l. DAVIS.
sept l7,dAwlyr.
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fnHE aub.eriber, hay,ay Purchased the above
l yard If Y. Coison, will deliver weptt IN any
part OF the city, cut and split, for any length VI
stove. fr S2t per load af 30 feet.
Also will saw wool any where in the city for 10
cent? per cord whore he quantity is ak cords or
over, and less at 81 90 per cord. Eight days no
ticerequred for saving
yard corner 81 High AMI Fifth Streets.
sept Is dsm r. LIRRETON.
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PENNSYIyS RAIlKDi 10 !.
600 ,3kl s


rT>HREE daily Through Trains. betwaen PhiIadel-
j phia and P'tsburg.-1Hs Moasrsc N,t TRAM
leaves PHI ladel phia for Fit1burg al Z. A. NJ. and
Ftt-hurg for Philadelphia at A y, Tar FAST
LssE leaves Phisdel phia for pittsbur- ~ ! Z. NJ
TIE NIcHr Exrggss IgAis leaves Philadelphia for
Pt,t-burg al II r. NJ, and Plttsburs fJr Ph.ladel-
phia at 10 Y. VI.
Ths above lines connect AZ Pittsbuyg with Rail
roads to and from 1t. Louis, Mo. Al on. Hslena
aud Chicago, Ill: Frsnkiord. Lexng an ana Lou
isvIfle, Ky; Terre isnte Madison. !.afas st- and
Indianapolis Ind. Cincinnati, Dayipl springfield,
BeIefon' aine, Sandnsky Toledo. CIey land. Colnm-
bus, GAINESVILLE, Massition and Wooster, 'nip; slso
with the Steam Packet Beats from and - New Oh.
leanr st. Ions. Louisville, aud Cincinnati,
Through Tickets b. had to or from either OF
the above placcs.
For further particulars. see Hand b IL at the dit
ferent starting points. Passengers from the Wts
will fnd this the shortest and mos expedition
route to Philadelphia. Baltimore, New York or Bos
! ton. IHos. MOORE,
AGEsr, Passenger Lines. Puladelphia.
J. ME-klMES,
Agent Passenger Lines, fttsbnrg.
# Eah = 4
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~pECIAG NOIICE To NEW YOKk
AND BOSTON PASAENGEN
4 -
q Hours Saved
By TAKING THE
NEW YORK AND ERIE n II

NEW YORK AND ERIE n r.
IDASSESGERs taking the $40 a. m rraiu on the
L Michigan Ceutrai Railroad At Chicago arrive al
auspension bidxe ii:oo P m; same day, and cor.
meet eSei.sivfg with The New ork Erie Railroad,
arrive in Sew York city next day at Q As pm.
ssFEN H0BRs ana Tosaiy Minutes u advaace
oJ any oihe, Route.
Passengers taking the s45 p. m. Train on Miehi-
gan Central Railroad coanaet through by Niagara
lslis Road, a.sp by the North Shore line of Steam.
baats 70 Buhaia. arriving In time for A. IN nn the
New York & Erio RAILROAD, arriving In New York
same eyunug at s 80
ONE HOUR and lurea4y ahantes N a4canes Of the
Albany route.
Passengers takins the 5,ij "a. N. train On Mchi-
gan ), horn coanect nj Ioedo with steamboat di.
rect to Batfs and arrive in time for the $50 a.
steam boat Express train ths New YORK 4 Erie
Railroad, arriving in New lprs at ll;5, I'm.
Sfh HoFRs in Advance Of the alboay route.
Passengt taking the 7;l5 train on tbs con
meet nj bunkiTk with the a. train the Nv
York Eric Railroad, arriving at New York at $50
4. m
ONE HouRaad Tventy M,ss.s, .a advance Of aay
Other rogfe
Passengers leaving chicago Saturday $40 a. m.
On Michigan can'rsl road viii arrive in New York
NINETEEN HouRs IN advance Of the Alboay
roRie.
Tain from Dunkirk, Buffalo and Niagara Fails
on Nes FORK Erie Railroad make direct conEge
ti0ns With all trains leaving Chicsgo for the East
running through direct to New York with Tess,
changes tbau aby other ruute.
.ssa- Passens must bo particular to purch -
Tiek T. VIA View York s Erie Railroad, II they
pish 70 save SIX 0r SEVEN HOT Il, In time and
~ through without delay
through tickets over the above route can b. pro
cur Al al tn principal tiekstoihc.s IN the West
aud al / Raj Road iteket Dthcc be- wsen the La
clade House and stag One ke0kuk.
Merchants, Produce and Stock Dealers can max,
through contracts BY calling the Company
aseuis. A. IL. PEERS, Ag't
Is Dearborn st., Chicago.
H. L. IN iILI Gen Agent
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HANHAH HtINE~,
keOkuk Pinni0g and FIoOFing Viii,
Corner II r. and II az Fts.. fhs hfJA uk and
Fort Dta M9trrs Ratir1ad Depot
nFALERS III Lumb r In IL rough fnaa ufactnr-
II srs of Door, skaters Blinds, sash. Door AID
Window Francs. Moulding of every slxe aud pat
terri Flooring, WeRther Boarding shelYirg Man
tier. Base, PiIagter., aud { hain Pump Tubing
planed aI.d matched Lumber from , to 22 inches in
width.
large assortment II the sboye named articles
constantly on Gard.
Pianing AMI sawiug done toDrder IN short notice,
atreaeonable prices, aud warranted 10 please.
5s-partleu!ar attonti0t paid so filing orders for
country building. complete.
Il ke3Euk. j uty 3-dAwtf
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CARI Il.

II r. REEDER acvotes his attention especially
Il. to the bisinas II Counsellor at law and Con-
ysyAaear He is . 50 Notary Pnbiie. and win at-
ten laSii til. luties Of that o0iee- His oidos "
with smith + VAasickien, dealers IN real estate
Sept. 10Th, 1856. tdu
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a .Innil EMrm fur Nale,

A FARM containing 80 acres, SO Of il being en-
a closea choice land. only II miles from keo-
kuk, ard miles from Belfast. For particulars en-
aulreof EDWARD KILBoURSE. Keekek. or OF
GEO. STANWO0D,
On the Premises.
String Prairie, Iowa, Aug 20-dAwtf
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NoIIce.

HAVE sold my ..aek Of Furnturs, and entire
l. interest IN the Furniture business, to Mr.. {. :.
ABRoff. If the aateCity Furniture Rooms. thank
ny friends aud for their many iavors and
cordially seeonnend Mr.. Abbot,tQ their future IA.
var and patronage Il. WIL-EY.
al i2-dtf
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A we wish TO make room foraur new stock. 10 ar
~ rive the first boat will d,sIosr Of the re-
mander of the stock bought from Nj. Duke at and
below cost
We will b. glad to see all who wish bargains p
Boots and shoes. I. j. ELLIOTT CO.
mrh2ad
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ruR pROTGCTION AGAINST mos
MIILAEA AM AL lNAECIk.

FOR PROTECTlON AGAINST MOS
QJITOEA AND ALL INSECTS.
1lAskiN,S Patent Improved Portable CANOPY
l. J. aud Nst. combining beauty. cheapness, ana
entire security against insecects, without obrtruct
in the circulation Of air II is 50 that
il will t any beistaai, and the Net 10 so arranged
that il will contract aat expand by means OF rubber
braid 81 that IL will fit securely At all ymes and
on all beisi..ads, thereby aHording entire proec-
ton against IN ses.s II can be attached to y bed
stead in less than Two minutes, aud can be taken
down in an equally short space OF tme yet while
IL al .rds III protection saght, 1t is Beautiful and
Chastc Ornament 70 the bed FOR lnvaiids And
Children this article l. indispensable.
A. G. ORR, SOLE AcESr,
Cor. 4th 4 Exchange sts.
augl0 he0kuk, iowa
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NMANlNG AND MAIR-Cl TT1NG.

TIME saloon If deprgc Cabus, boow Parsons
L Bank. on Main street, is the fay0rlte resort IT
Gentlemen for clean shaving and agreeable ch am-
p0oin and for -tTsrIFW HAfR CUTTING the ProlFie-
tor challenges the entire profession In Iowa.
4 A u
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DENTAL SURGERY.

DENTAL SURGERY.
nR X. q. BARBER would respect
- fully inform his patrons and the ~
public generally, tha, be has fitted OF tlYyYYN
a handsome suite ~ rooms. sparing
neither pains orsxpsnse To make them elrgant anu
cam Portable In the brick building vest side ~ Sd,
between Main and Johnson streets. Thankful for
past f#vors be solicits continuance Of the same
~ All operations warranted.
anrStdfy
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TUST received supply u Winter STRAINED Lard
- oil,n Superior article
noyl7 MOORE 4 HOOPER.
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NFUtTRI VFtfKHN HRVHtf
H. j. LOMBAERT, :sup't. Altoona,
nov IS iS55.---l
LAT Avn No

@ ELLto the citixens Of keokuk and vicinity, FIVE
- FuastrUag, cheaper than they can purchase IN
81 Louis or anywhere abroad aud transport u here.
Any persons doubling this are invited to call At the
Gate City Furniture Rooms, l36 Main street, and
satisfy themselves Of the fact. G. y. ABBoTT.
febl6d
gNWENrY-FIVE boxes No lemons for sale a.
/ deciAHUSTON. HAWKINS 4 HUSTON'S