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The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1856-01-24

SHOVELS, SPADES. FORKS, HOES,
oScyths and Scy'h Snaths, Brush -Scyths,
Straw Cutters, DC, &C., for sale at n O. 8. bg -
mays, 90. MARTIN 4 RoBBISs
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LADrE, BEwARE.--'rhe' Frankfort { KY
correspondent .oCthe LouisSillel Courier
says:
"Pending the seduction bill Of Mr.. Nut
all, Mr.. Rogers, gallant an accomplish
ed member from Warren. introduced an
amendment which, if adopted, will create
some stir among the ladies' 1t provides
that any female guilty of attempting to
seduce young man by wearing low neck
dresses and o'her captivating articles Of
attire shallt punished with the same pen
atty affixed to cases of seduction. The
gay deceivers will be obliged to correct
their habit should this amendment be ad-
opted. y go '974e t
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Butter! Butter!!

GlLLETT 4 WIGTON are now pay
ing sixteen cents pound for fresh Butter,
and the highest market prices for COUN.
TRY PRODUCED every description, at
No. 9. Brick Corner.
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. ..lEz]l.:A HARDWARE \, I /


aa IVA a. NH EE -@HR ga"
ME have just received from / the east :.
w new stock of goods, and we respectful
y request everybody to, call and examine our
ssortment. as we are determined not to be uu-
dersold in NorthwesternI Ohio Our stock con
sists Of en- 'of.-@'i'3 -
IRON, NAILS, GLASS, & SASH
House Furnishings in endless variety. Car
penters, Coopers, and iSKoenlaker's tools
Mill, Circular, and Cut Saws, Spades.
a. Railroad and Grain shovels; Trace.
II Log and Coil Chain Coil Rope Bed
Cords, Twine and Thread: 4xeg. 7as~
.sT = i" Mattocks Brush Scytiles, Picks sa0
-. .i.r Saddlery, &C., DC ;. de. a }sl.;s
OF the best quality ever brong nghts to town to.
gether with all other articles usually found in
a well regulated Har.iware store. - ;
,@-.a q. "a MARTIN & ROBBINS
GA Oh paid for Chickens and Tur.
keys'at Il: etl.I z..sa ~ ~A.s
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100 ACRES OF LAND FOR SALE.

LOW. OR EXCHANGEFO LAND
NEAR UPPER sANDUsKY.
SlTuATE in the State of Illinois, in the
,Ccouhty of Effingham, 3 miles from the coun.
ty seat, two leading Railroads running near,
one 1a the other miles distant; also, three
miles from the National Road The little Wa
bash river runs through said tract, well timber
ed, and Land of an excellent quality. < great
bargain will be given. For further particulars
call on JOS. M'CUTCHEN.
Real Estate Agent or
JOSEPH Hunt. Layton House
jar. 10, '56.3 .3m. g. .'4 -"'-'f J.
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HENDERsON's COLUMN.
NEW ARRANGEMENTS

TNHE subscriber modestly steps forward and
i begs leave to inform The citizens of Wyan.
dot county, and every body else. that he has
purchased the World Renowned Drug Store,
lately owned by William B. Mercer. and that he
is now prepared, read, and willing. to accom-
modate all the former patrons of said establish
nent, and as many others who like to get the
BIGG EST Pile with the fewest DIMES.
The stock is pure and complete: consisting
of about every thing usually kept in such a
store. / shall enleaYor to suit Physicians as
well as all others, with pure and unadulteruted
Medicines, Drugs. Dye Stuffs, Paints, Oils &c.
at the lowest possible cash prices; and am per-
fectly satisfied that with the aid of the ulIex;m-
Piled "fom,p' shall be able etorender perfect and
iuil satisfaction. frt...4 .f.t... .ssI,.. t-..-.
l further beg leave to inform the public that
l will still Continue the practice of Medicine in
all its various brlirches. Il also take this op-
portunity of expressing my grateful acknowl-
egements for the unexpected patronage hereto
fore bestowed, hoping the slight acquaintance
already made will suffice as an introduction.
Office hereafter in the Drug Store, doors
west of the Post Office
r. A HENDERSON.
Nov 1855
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Salt! Salt!! Salt!!!

200 barrels of Fl. st rate Salt for sale at
the Railroad Warehouse, in Upper San
dusky, for teoo dollars and quarter per
barrel. 1t will also be exchanged for
produce.
S. p. AIKEN.
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Particular Notice.

MDERSONS indebted to the late firm of
- S. H. Hunt & Co., at Upper sandus-
ky, are requested to call, and settle with
5: II: Hunt, Immediately. as I have given
him orders to collect the money due said
firm in the shortest possible time, either
by law or otherwise. Every note and ac-
count that is not paid by the Goth Of No
rember will be sued regardless of persons.
a.~.-e~ w. S. POTTER.
oct. 4 n5--tf.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1856-01-24

EANCY SOAPS-OF EVERY VARIETY
L. and cheap. at that-to be had at
Nov g. WEISZ,S
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1856-01-24

EISH-FISH, A LARGE QUANTITY OF
IL very nice good fish, &c, for sale bv
Aug. "a, lS54-l6tf. VIM HENRY.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1856-01-24

DIAPER! PAPER!-A FINE LOT OF
l. Note, Letter, Foolscap. DC, at
Nov. g. WE1SZ,S
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a FIXEu FACT.
"a 10 THAT people 9II
Must be ShoeN

4 ND it is also a fact which cnnnot be ,tr-
( \ MED, that this necessary work IA Srg
formed IN better style,'ua eiIofter notice. Md
as Cheap if not GlHapcr. at the Boot and Shoe
Shop Of G: BElSTLE& 4 son than a, ,auy 4,,h
er establishment In the county. Aud, although
opposed to great deal Of G4ss the amour, .f
blowing andpuffing which is beng spractiesd
bys others engaged iHtM xamestm fsssss, ZEN.
ders 1t necessary that this .s,,nounc, .rue.,.
should be publicly made Sti' sF'329s % ~
1T hes have recently 'hlad4 IrYen additious
to their stock of material. and ara better orr.
pared than eyer, TO manufacture e,sia
TEll BOOTS AND SHOES OF x@s
wv EVERY DESCRIPTION, -
in manner that cannot fail to ,alsf, the pus-
lie. In. their! i 4FIh oaIn duV1I
~ LEATHER DEP.IRT.NEy7
will always be found fire assert sr mHei,f 81 of Sole.
Upper. Kip, Calf, Morocco. together WITH AZ.
cry variety ofLiGings, Bindings, &e. 100
hey are practical mechancs themselves
employ none but goOd ~1orknesn. and as ! coa.
sequence do pot lear ceai ai,etitipn. x.T.Eottu
HiDES;-The highest cash prices viii la
paid for ll-kInds Of Hides go
Call at the sign of the blue, Root" ous
door east of the Post Office, Upper Sandu,ky.
Dec. 20, IS. baa ~ = 'oN'
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MONEY paid for axHl. HIDES y Shy. by

IMPORTANT TO HUNTERS!
] am the established agent for the Western
'ur Company, and am prepared to pay the
highest price in cash for Coon, Mink, Opos-
un, Fox and Deer skins. Also. for sheep
elts and Hides of every description
Nov. Is, '55.-tf. S. II. HUNT.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1856-01-24

EMON SYRUP-A SUPERIOR ARTI
IL cle-awful cheap, at - H
Nov. 6. .-h WEISZ'S.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1856-01-24

YOU can buy ESSENCES of every
kind and best quality of WEISZ.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1856-01-24

GTAPLE & FANCY DRY GOODS
oastonishlnglyl low at
mayl0, 55. J. AYRES & SIGI.ERs.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1856-01-24

CHAINS-TRACE,L LOG AND COIL
~ Chains, for sale by
may 3,'55 MARTIN l. ROBBINS.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1856-01-24

DURE OLD BRANDY and Wine. aud Ii.
l. quors of all kinds, for medicinal purposee
only for sale by .a WEIZ l. CRiDER.
NOV. :, "a. .-t.y Druggists.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1856-01-24

Doors d SHOES, almost every va
ASriety of Style and price, TO be found at
.e.-et-as.-. .. cAYRES &. .SN5LEk'S
= Mayl0, ;l5.l - ~ e scz
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1856-01-24

GLASS! GLASSn GLASSI.- -
ol50 boxes. 5 x 10, boxes, 10 kIs.
CO 10 Sl2, 20 g le hs3o.
And al the intermediate sizes, for Sale |, = 4
maya, '55. MAnrIs 4 .Ropn,xx
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NA lE ~ T.H~N Nm
MAXWELL AND H0UGH,
MANUFACTURERS OF
CABINET -wAREt

t.-. SN0ltNE T. - " AhEs, fsa
.1 .9ai - - UPPER SANDcsKry O.
R RESPECTFULLY inform the citizens
: = OF this place and surrounding coun.
try, that they have commenced the absye
business IN the shop lately occupied by
Senseny and Heffelbower. where they win
manufacture and keep constantly on hand
Lounges, Rocking and Par,or Chairs
Centre, Side. Card and Dining Tables.
Bureaus of all styles, Bedsteads of MI
kinds and prices, and all articles usually
kept in their line. ,...,.. -,
UNDERTAKING.
They would also announce to til. pub
ilc that they are prepared to furnish all
kinds of cotins at the shortest notice.
Having Heorse, they will attend fu.
nerals in any part Of the country at mod
crate prices.
Sept. 13, 1855. eaL
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A GRlCTLTURAL IMPLEMENTS
4 Cultivators. Corn Planters. and Corn Drills
Tor sale at Manufacturers prices, By = TIe.5s
may3,,55. MARrIs Ro..,xs
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1856-01-24
HEAD QUARTERS

H0 KEGS Conk ms pure White Lead iust
CO rec d and for sale at the Mamouth Druo
Store of E WEJZ A. 1CRInFp
Nov. g "a 80 sazt-. tt : =.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1856-01-24

a l r. I'll 6 III T AND PREMIUM
4 n Cooking, Box. Tin Plate and Parlor
stoves, OF every pattern and price, For sale bv
july Zu-u MUGG & BROTHER.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1856-01-24

AIDES GLOVES AND HOSIERY of al
Lmost every description can be had for al
most song at
GILLETT d WIGTON'S.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1856-01-24

TEAS OF THE VERY BEST QUALITY
Il and cheap. Call on WM. Kenny.
Aug. "a l654-24, If. -.
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Thrasher and Cleaner.

ToX 4 ROBERTS PATENT. These Machines
~ thrash and clean the grain ready for market,
and arc considered by those having them in use to
be the most Simple, Cheap, and Durable Machines,
offered for sale They have been thoroughly tested
for some years past several hundred having been
made and sold by us, giving the most entire salts
faction. Having largely increased facilities
for manufacturing these machines, and with i'm
provements that have been added, determined
that the workmanship and materials shall not be
excelled by any establishment in the Union. We
offer them to the public believing they the best
machine now made for the farmer.
Our Lever Powers IN improvement on any
now in use, being the most portable and simple one
manufactured.
The Endless Chain or Railroad Power is very dur
able, wrought iron links being used instead Of east
iron--consequently they not liable to break or
wear out.
As the demand for these machines is rapidly in
creasing and we now receiving orders for the
coming season, would advise all desiring to pur-
chase to send in their orders soon All further in
formation desired will be cheerfully given.
kINaSLANDS & FEkGU S0N,
Phoenix Foundry, 202 Second ST., St. Louis, Mo.
meh3l IDIOT
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PAGES PATENT
Portable Circular Saw Mills.

FOR STEAM AND HORSE POWER
fINHE most useful and necessary machinery in op-
L GRAFTON, Is simple In construction and easily
kept in order, and be moved on wagon a. read
lily as thrcshlng machine, and put in operation al
small expense. IL will from one to two
thousand feet of lumber day, with one team Of
six horses, as average business, and in better
style than other mills now in Ii is equally
well adapted to
Steam, Water, or Horse Power.
The undersi gned, agents for the patentee, would
respectfully announce to the public that they are
prepared to furnish Mills, with without horse
power, Of superior quality and workmanship, with
the right to use the same, up the most favorable
terms, ut their mandatory,
2o2 Second Street, st. Louis, Mo.
We also have the right for the manufacture of
CHILDS' PATENT DOUBLE SAW MILLS.
The successful practicae operation Of these Mills
through the country has been the means of estab-
fishing their great reputation-and with improve
mcnts in construction and increased facilities in
manufacturing, offer them to the public with
full confidence of their advantages.
All orders addressed to us will be promptly exc
cuted and any information in regard to Mills cheer
fully given. KINGSLANDS 4 FERG US0N.
No. 202 Second Street, ST. Louis, No.
mch3l IDIOT
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Special Notice.

"NEvER SAT- Dye" 10 y pert on whose hair has BE-
gray prematurely, unless you are sure OF ady's
ing the of something which will rem ,dy the MAJ
ter DYING the hair with ordinary articles IL, al
best bat temporary affair, and the shade produced
isany thing bu; that with which nature adorns the
human hair. The "ISrMrrABLE HAIR CoLoRrSG" and
Restorative of c. Heimstreet Co., does not act as
dye it stimulates the natural seceons at the roots
Of the hair by giving new life and tone TO the small
vessels which secrete the natural eoorng and thus
gives them life and strength 1t does not STAN the
skin and may be used freely as water and with as
much safety The article is composed of OIL and
stimulating spirits, sfording agreeable hair wash,
and is an excellent substitute for oil or pomatum.
The peculiar properties Of this preparation render
ii entirely different from any thing now IN use Tor
the hair.
The color of the hair when restored is exactly the
shade ii before il turned gray, and the singu AZ
phenomena attending use not only curious but
easily observed. As the bulbs at she roots of each
hair are affected by the remedial agents. the COM
mencement Of the change may be noticed; the bu bs
grow dark and in a short time the hair from III"
roots outward begins to turn in shade, and so c. n.
tinues to do until the desired chang is effected, ana
Inc Hair ppsstSsts tue E1osSy "PfS1' ''fNN $3.50
youth This may seem strange, but NJ more strange
than true" Thu article has been extensively imitat
ed and persons should be particular purchase Of my
agents. The genuine has the signature of the late
the present proprietor across the top OF ech
bottle. W e HAuAN-
Surviving partner, and successor To c. HeimstIeet
Co., sole proprietor Troy, New York. For sale by
s. HEIMSTBEET, Union Block
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DAVID PEAHCE.
VINO EsALE DEALER IN
Ill n I s Il m d Caps
Exclusively,
No. II6 Main street.

ST. LOUIS, Mo
| AN now receiving the largest and most complete
J. Spring and summer Stock Of
Hats and Caps,
OF the Latest and most Desirable Styles ever
brought TO this market, to which the attention of
purchasers is respectfully called, and an examina-
tion of goods and prices solicited. Having made
extensive and permanent connections with all the
principal and most fashionable Hat and Cap Manu-
facurers in the East, shall be in constant recei pt
throughout the Spring and Summer, Of their Best,
Latest and most Fashionable productions.
Orders will meet with pro'Lpt attention. Persons
ordering by letter will please state whether articles
wanted are for Men, Youths, Boys, or Children ;
also, the kind, quality and color, and about what
price is wanted DAVID PEARCE,
meh3Id2w No. ll6 Main Street St. Louis No
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are poor it is true. IL Times.

are poor it is true.--[Times.
|ors of the Times seem disposed TO
Iuch capital as possible out of their
|It is part Of their stock in trade
they whine for the sympathy of
and in view of which they circu-
upper subscription paper on the
Faise funds to buy Press.
economical and able bodied men
and country, would be ashamed
yer their poverty and seek to make
of it. 1t is as disgusting as for
six footed beggar to expose his
to move the public charity.
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kN Mines MEAr.-A Washington
F1ent Of the Richmond Emo uirer
Re ''hash" Of every man from the
binion'' who would favor Republi-
He says:
4ginian who could conscientiousIy
E nomination of Black Republicans,
be hung and quar,ered, and piece
|pry county in the State, and expos
json to Virginia Know Nothings and
Black Republicans"
! motto Of Virginia is "Sic Semper
b.
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T HAVE this day sold TO IL. kirkham my entire
i interest in the Family Grocery Business, and
with pleasure recommend him to the public as a
man deserving Of your patronage
March 29d A Z. BALL
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!RUTE f-"The friends Of the traitor
2 says the New York German Dem
Thursday, "are beginning to enter
| for the Presidential campaign.--
ID people might as we'll save them
, trouble-Douglas is shelved. The
5 Convention would as soon take
(ts-bane as nominate the Little Gil
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p Times says we try to make inter-
Newton because he is an English
tlse. We did no such thing. We
! his political pedigree to show his
haracter. He had right to be an
IN, and a Wing, and we found no
him for it.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

T OTIS 10 and / l. Block 1872, on Franklin street.
IL East half Of 10 in Bloen 6s on Man street
Part Of Lots L and II, Block ls6, on johnson
sIncet
Lot G, Block l67, on Concert street.
Other lots in different parts Of the city. Also,
improved and unimproved land in Lee County.
W. W. BELkNAP,
mch7d Office corner Main and Second SITS,
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DissaIulion.

TIME firm of Ball Il kirkham this day dis
/ solved by mutual consent. The business in flu
ture will be conducted by H. Kirk ham who is alone
authorized to collect all debts, and pay all claims
against the old firm A. B. BALL,
II. KIRkHAM.
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Aeedi Needii

4 FRESH invoice of Garden, Flower, and Field
IA Seed, just received from Landreth, Phiadel-
phia. Aiso hot of Onion Sets, at A. A. Britton
Seed and Agricultural Warehouse, 63 Main street.
meh3gdtf
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Formerly Wonderiy Ransoml
n 223, 5. r. corner of Main and Cherry streets
1 81. LOT Is. MO, Manufacturers Of COPPER
SHEET IRON AND TIN WORK such a. COPPER
PIPES FOR STEAM DISTlLLERIES AND STE AN
ENGINES, COPPER STILLS, Brewing Kettles. Well
and Cistcrn Pumps. Soda Fountains aud Generators
Breeding, Chimncys and Escape Pipes, and every
other article III their line of business
They also manufacture and keep constantly on
hand the celebrated premium STEAM BOAT AMI
HOTEL COOKING STOVES Of all sizes
Particular attention will be gwen 10 ali kinds of
DlsIILLERf work, for DIsIILLEEIES mash ne
from 100 to 100 bushels per day, or any other sxy
that may be wanted. Satisfactory references will
be given in regard 10 our DISTlLLEKY work a.
there are several in successful operation through
the " ESl and IN this city of our manufacture.
mch3f-d2,n
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New stock OF wall Papers.
ID B. OGDEN ia in receipt per steamer Sam Gaty
II. OF 10000 bolts Paper Hangings. The stock 10
fresh from th, manufacturers and embraces the latest
and most elegant patterns in the market.
mch27. CITY BOOK STORE
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p Times says it did not know that
Fifty had discharged morality and
Iom its columns. There are a great
gs it don't know, nor any BODY
no one viii plead a similar igno-
reference to the Times.
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lbr Cot. MIx.-Col. Geo. A. Mix,
IN to our citizens, died in Dubuque
ny last, at the residence Of his son
4. Mix. He was in the 50th year OF
Il
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Capt. Newton employed a lawyer and
twenty-five dollars out of the city
pr an opinion in favor of taxing the
|chool; how much will he appro-
Eenator Jones for his valuable let
roctions to our citizens upon their
Mayor?
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MER CHANT TAILORs .


X ELY &HURLEY have just received the finest
IN stock of goods for gentlemen wear ever
brought to keokuk. 1t is unnecessary for US TO
enumerate the various styles and patterns, all we
ask is q call and we viii satisfy citizens that
we have the article, and will have them made up To
ft and please. Our place of business is the old
stand doors west of the Post Office, johnson St.
apr3-dawlm KELLY HURLEY.
Valuable city Lot For Sale.
INMHTY feet front 4th street, by 100 deep,
L. between Main and johnson streets, opposite
the market. One third cash, balance in and
two years, with ten per cent. interest.
apr2 dim BRUCE DANIELS.
WAGONS! WAGONS WAGONS!!!
DL0W AND WAGON FACTORY, corner 18th
i and Main Streets, Keokuk, Iowa. Having
purchased the before named establishment and
made large additions to 1t, are now manufac-
turing of the best OHIO TIMBER including the steam
bent fsiof (no other timber for wheels being used
in this establishment WAGONS OF EVERY VA
RIETY, HACKS. PEDDLING WAGONS, CARTS,
WHEEL-BARkOWS, CULTIVAT0RS, A N d
PL0WS. in style and work manship equal to any in
the Western States. As We none but the best
material, and employ none but the best mechanics,
feel confident Of being able to ob,iatc the ne
cessity, to those who will give call, of send
ing either to Chicago Cincinnati for any article
in our line.
N. B.-A good stock Of Flows and Wagons con
stantly hand to supply purchasers at the short
est notice Those wishing to purchase can save
time and money by calling at the corner Of 18th
and Main streets. FREEMAN KNOWLES.
Ill -doup
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dc river is rising. Near four feet of water
bids. The Ben Campbell came down yes
sernoon.
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be Ben Campbell came up from Quincy
!. No passengers and no freight, N the
pack ct failed to connect with her at Quin-
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WAGONS! WAGONS WAGONS!!
DLoW AND WAGON FACTORY, corner LIT
K(bTuGE.

NOTIVE.
HAVING purchased of b. A. Williams his en-
i i tire stock of Groceries, We will carry on tn
above business and sell at very low figures in order
make room for Spring stock. For extraordinary
bar gains call at his old stand ain street. between
4th and 9Th.
Also the highest cash price paid for NIL kinds of
produce. W ii. AUSTIN Sto
mrhId
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ST. Louis
From the Newspaper Advertising Agency Of
W. s.swrNaER,
No. II Second Street, 81. Louis, Mo.
WOOD AND WILLOW WARE.
g t.s REMOVAL. 500
M & have removed our entire Stock Of Wooden
w and Willow Ware to No. l2s Second street
one door above Vine, opposise Kings Hotel.
=. Cuppies 4 Co.,
Manufacturer and Wholesale Dealers in
Wooden and Willow Ware,
Brooms, Brushes, Mats, Matches, Black
ing, Hemp, Manila, J4te and Cot
ton Corddge and 1,cines,
Of all kinds. Wrapping Paper, Serves, Curry
Combs and Cards, and Hames.
Being engaged more extensively in manufactur-
ing than any o. her house in our line in the West,
we and will sell lower than any other house in
st. Louis, and il you will call on rs before either
purchasing in either Chicago or Cincinnati, you
will find that cur prices will average lower than
IN either of the two places. We call particular
attention to our
Stock of TURNED AXE and PICK HANDLES,
Well Buckets and Iron Bound Kegs, from one to
ten gallons and Brushes Of all kinds and all kinds
Of W lIlow Wagons, Cradles, Cabs, Hampers, Clothes
and Market Baskets, and every description of Pan
cy Work and Travelling Baskets, Cedar Tubs
is manufacture, except the two last, which we
bring direct from the manufacturers.
We are also Agents for PIERCE 4 co.'s Milwau-
kee Matches, which we are selling at Factory pri-
ces, freight added We are also manufacturing
the large Steamboat and Stable Brooms and q FIRST
rate imitation of Shaker Brooms. Broom Handles
and Iwine always on hand. mch3Idlm