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DAVIES q HART.

NH0LESALE Dealers in Boots and Shoes No.
W lis, Main street, keoknk, Iowa.
Having located IN this city would respectfully
inform the merchants of the interior thet we have
engaged in the above business, having all the facil-
ltes for purchasing stock directly of the
facturers al the lowest figures IL is our object and
determination to build up a large and permanent
trade by keeping on hand large and we'll assorted
stock making our prices SO low that be less.
and terms and discounts as liberal rs any other
house
Please call and examine our stock seplsd W
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THE MCFARLAND HOUSE,

FRONT ST ............, Fl. MADISON, IOWA,
As been enlarged and thoroughly renoya yated,
i L and il now large and commodous establish
ment. convenient h. the steamboat landing, and IN
the very centre Of business.
The undersig gned has furnished IT throughout in
the very best style and trusts that long expert
ence the business viii enable him tc give general
satisfaction.
Oct % 1850 d&wtf B r. ROE.
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ECLECTIC PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
HAVING permanently located in this city, would
i l. respectfully solicit share Of public patron
age. Office Fourth street, between lain and Bon-
deau dee27dly
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CLOVER HOT 81.

p1 ID. W. CLOVER, corner Of Walnut and Second
ID Streets, Museatlne Iowa.
gss- Office of the Upton, Marion, Davenport and
0sAaloo.a Stage Lines
March -, ls55.-d
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Y. ". Alcxander a Co.

LS0RW ARDIAG and Commission Merchant. ;
i Freight Agents for New York Rail Road and
Fulton Lake Boa' Line, on Erie Canal and Lakes
l1U South Water Street Central harf Chicago iii.
Liberal cash advances on shipments Of Produce
or Merchandze, for sale in this market, or ship
nent 10 frlends east.
Refer II y l.. Ewing i Co, 81 louis No. s Il
v. i. Ihayer Quncg LII. Green Stone Musca-
tine. Iowa Il. IA Campbell i CO., dalena. Ill. j.
II langley a to., Rock Island, Ill. Barkley,
Thompson 4 Co. davenport ii. 4. Foster, Boards
town Iii. Hou. A. Stsrne, Sprin gfeld, Ill. A.
d II. Reed Galesburg. M W. :. Gilman, New
York Fassitt Co., Philadelphia, Pa. A. Gilbert,
Cashier Commercial Bank, Chicago.
Mark packages care ot I. " A. i Co.
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Excelsior BoOs Il Shoe Manufa clO Ory
THE LATEST FRENCH AND AMERICAN FASHIONS.
j. r. HARRIS A. CO..

- Il. HARRIS CO.,
hANlN6 just opened shop, in their old Ito
- business, on Third street, between Main
and johnson, keokuk. Iowa, respectfully
announce that they prepared to
facture the neatest and most fashionable Boots and
Shoes thai ean be got up.
Determined not to be exceled 10y any manufac-
turers in the West they solicit share of public pat
ronage.
As we purchase direct from the importers, cur
stock is always Of the latest fashion and best quail
ty, and at the lowest figures.
As We keep no Eastern sop work on hand We
warrant all ready made Boots and Shoes Of the
same character hose made to order.
Call and leaEe .,sar orders for fgood fit. War
ranted to sait IN every particular.
VI. Repairing IL the neatest and most suhstan-
tial manner done short notice
j. 7. HARRIS co.
July 81 1853 DIV
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Uerennnts' western Line.

Uercnnnfs' western Line.
MEAL. ABBOT ii CO, New ork, WILLIAMS,
: Y TANNER Co., BafAo, Proprietors. Ship daily
from Pier . East River, New York.
All cagsees fully insured 10 Buffalo.
No transit pment between New York and Buffalo.
For freight apply TO
Neal, Abbot CO.,
]. Is Brooke, s. Broad ST. y 7 +.
Virgil Iiiiyer,
Mark package, M " Line
July q. l.3a---AA ytn
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A L. DINING. j. H. cLAYpooIr
a. L.. DENISG & CO..
Successors 70 Granville h. Smith Col
BANKERS and dealers in Exchange, keokuk 10.
I)Sight check on al the principal cities constant
ly for sale IN sums to suit.
Collections on this city RENTED for promptly at
current rates Of Exchangs.
We will buy and sell all kind Of Gold, Specie,
and uncurrent Bank Notes, at best rates.
Interest allowed on special deposits
REFERENCES
Cash. Am. Exchange Bank, New York
Messrs. F.. " Clark, Dodge Co. :"
{" Lucas Simonds, st. Louis.
b. w. Clark Bros. :"
n Corwith i Co., 6alena.
May q, 1856 d
ExCHANGE AND BANKING HOUSE
nF GEO. c. ANDERSON on Third between Main
oand johnson Streets, keokuk, Iowa. Collections
on this city remitted promptly, at current rate of
Exchange.
G4~ Interest deposits when specially agreed
npsn.
"s'' hogs. 10 MiIienGsreeP liter eeg. Co.. Banksr',
John J. Anderson & Co., ~ A""ls'
T. " Clark Dodge 4 CO., New York City
Gsa~ Office hours from A. VI. TO 2. NJ.
July IA, ls55.--dtf
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KeOk BoiIer Work.

CsoRNER Sixth and Ridge streets. am prepared
~ to manufacture Boilers, Tanks Iron Boat. Lard
Soap Kettles Gas Holders, or anything else con-
neced with my business, and TO send competent
workmen to any part of the country 10 do repairs
ED. WELCHMAN.
Keokuk, Iowa, Sept. 81, d4wly
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MARSHALL a MOSS.
John r. Hornish
WHITCONB a NICKEL,

a IIoRNlEs al Law and General Land Agents
- 4 Montezuma, Poweshiek county iowa VIII
attend 10 all business entrusted 10 their care in
Po~eshiek, Iowa, Benton, lama Marshall, aud jas
PER counties.
Collections viii receive special attention
Refer 10 H. Douglass 4 Co. ST Louis John
Block Co, Pittsburg W. 4. l.. Shum~ay
Philadelphia Benzinger Co., Baltimore Hon.
Z. Il. Curtis. Warren, Pcunsy ylyania Hon. q r.
Barrst, thorheid, Pennsylvania Editor pittsburg
DAILY Union, dc
june s, lsJ5.--d
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SNOW d GREENE.

COMMISSION Merchants. Wholesale Grocers an,
" Dealer in Produce, Main Street, between Fourth
and Fifth keokuk Iowa
September l. 1S55--dly
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PENNNYLvANIA FOINDRY.

Cor. Main and Eighth Streets, -. .kEOkUk. IOWA.
~ WlCkERSHAM d SONS, manufacturers of
L Steam Engines and Mill Machinery gen
eral assortment of Castings adapted to the wants of
the country constantly on hand iaI div
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v. D s1hfhN Lii 99hNspN htDb. g. b. BRADFORD
y. u. Produce C0mmi ski on House

SoMAERNllLE, BRADFORD 4 CO., Genera
,CProdace. Commission and Forwarding Merchants
Nea Orleans Particular attention pald 10 the pur
chase and sale of estern Produce. Als0. 10 tn,
Receiving aud Forwarding business generally. Or
ders respectfully solicited, " II Tchouptaula.
street.
July u. 1sin.-dlNe
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DIR. T.. &. FRANCIS.

HAVING permanently located in this city, beg
/ L leave to inform his friends and the citizen
generally. that, until further notise be gtIeh, b
ma b. found al the office oi Dr. } /. SANFORD,
March :
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STAFFORD a. m,CTNE.

NH0LESALE Grocers and Commission Mer
w chants. second door above the corner Of Blon
deau, Watlr stseet seokuk, Iowa
March 6, ls35.-dif
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S. S. Vail & Co.

IRON FOUNDERS AND MACHINISTS,
MANUFACTU RERS Of Steam Engines, Grist and
4'A saw Mill Machinery, Water Wheels, dc, &c
corner of Sixth and Blondeau Streets, Keokuk Iowa
May 81 1854 xdkw
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DIR. J. LAWRENCE PAG
ST. JOHNS HOUSE

CHARLTON. LUCAS CO. IOWA.
ID II. ST JOHN beg icave to inform his oid
ID. friends and thu travelling public generally
thai he has removed from Liber,yyiile 10 Charlton
whore he has taken the Hotel formerly known Gs the
United States, which IL has completely repaired and
reiurni,hrd in the most comfortable manner. and Of
feu as good citations be found III the
country.
Connected With the house i ii good and commedl-
oEs stable. always wtIl supplied with feed.
ty.e 2S-- 1sE5.---i.w- -uly
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Rurns s. Rentgen

!" HOLESALE Grocers, Forwarding and Com
w mission Merchants, Leyee, keokuk, Iowa
DULY 8, ls55.--dly
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ID. ID. R1HII a CO..
O IA IN = on 4 = orvra I'd ng Merchant,

= VHHEsSTUHNF q OTWHFUfhK VI re In a n
Leyee ard ShDrt-street
ALTON, ILLINOIS.
August 81, lsa5.--dly
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-08-01
CANAL BOAT
's@EM. WAYNE. ''

HILL make regular trips weekly from Ashland,
w fayefte county, 70 ctneinnatt- touehinR NJ
laurel. Mstnmorat Brook Vile. Rochester, and
othsr desirable points, Tor Freightand Pnssengers'
The "a Vaynss win leave Ashland, Laurel. and
astsmors. for me eisys on Mondays, ana brook
wtu leave zhe city on Fridays-rs ich BrookvflIe,
Nctamora, Laurel, aud Ashland, on Saturdays Of
each week.
The swayne'is prepared 10 do all kinds OF
chipping, and from the long experience Of Capt.
Sudier. persons Wishing "a send produce 90 the
city, for sale. will dad u 10 their interest 10 en-
trust IL with him.
The swaynsr win receive aud discharge her
freixhts 1t The Warehouse Of Linck q Fnrquhar,
upper landing, N not Otherwise directed. whore
ample Heterogeneous will be prepared for shipping
all kinda Of Produce. Flour aud Msrchandize.
County merchants, Miiisrs, and Rlaeksmiths
are respectfully solicited for share Of their pat
nav w.L.PARouHAR a CO.. Agents
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE
Of Real Estate.

NOTICE Il hereby given that In pursuance with
~ a. osaer o. we Court o. Common Pleas o.
viii cell II public sale on the 9th day Of August,
1850. on the premises. the following described re-
al estate belonging TO the Estate Of Isaac Davis.
deceased. to-wit; A part Of the south west quar-
YER Of elton ~ Town .. Of range one west. and
bounded ~ follows: beginning the NORTH west COR
ner OF said quarter section. thence South 20 poles.
thence kast with tbs vsriatio" OF the degree fs
poles 70 stake, thence North 40 poles 10 stake,
thence wesi a. pole 10 the place OF beg and
contafnink ~ acres. more or less
The widow will Join In said sale and release 10
The purchaser her dover INTEREST Said land 70
Be sold 10 pay NE dsbtz Of said deceased.
TERMS OF SALE.-One-half OF The purchase
money cash In hand and the balance 10 be paid IN
- tnouths. secured ~ nots with approved secur-
~, waivinf bsnent Of sslnAfion OF appfassemeni
avs. with interest from date Of sale. t
Jaiytf u JOHN n. LEE. illustrator.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-08-01

The Buchananltes are calling Tor
"Hslpr' The loud pulsations Of the
public heart for Freedom and Fremont
alarn them. Hence the call for MONEY.
embodied IN the following circular for
warded 70 Us by Post Master who
(rssvArs.)
To the Post Master o..
Dxxn Srn.--At . priya'e consulta-
ton Of The leading Democrats Of the
Union held IN this city. Immediately
upon the adjournment Of the cincin-
natl Convvnsion. It WAS recommended
that each Postmaster lie requested to
contribute an amount proporsionate TO
the receipts Of their respective Offices.
Upon examining the returns Of the
Post 0lIIco Department 70 Ia found
that your proportion will be three dol.
lars. Which, you will confer = favor BY
renting By return Of mail.
The principal objectin making those
collections il to throw into the doubt
I'll States al immense quantity Of
speeches and documents ia favor Of
the policy Of the Democratic party.
and also TO assist In defrsying the ex.
penses ofspeaksrs that will be employ.
ID during the coming eanvass. You
viii therefore perceive that every Post
Master WHO WISHES FOR A CON-
TlNUANCE OF HIS OFFICIAL
position viii end Il for HE interest 10
use every effort to bring about 90 de-
sirablo . result.
~ Post Masters are appealed 10
because they are Considered the repre-
sensatives Of the party In their respec-
tive localities. and being the recipient
Of the patronage Of the Adminissra-
ZION, Il i bat Just that they should
eonply with lie DEMANDS.
PIeass send us the name Of some re-
liable leadlng Democrat n your town
Vhon We can confer with hereafter.
s. Addsess.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-08-01

The latter part Of the present
month i the appropriate season
Sc turning under most fields Of
oliver, designed to enrich the soil
er Tie next wheat or rye crop
Let no short-sighted policy tempt
ony ono to lessen the supply Of
manure BY grazing down such
Eslds '.just Z ittle.' Let the
clover attain its full growth, and
q uoon q tho blossoms are fairly
ct, pat IN the pillow. We have
2louod under hundreds Of acres
of clover, always ~dnding our
money in t."
Our practice has been to pass a
roller- sometimes a harrow bot
tom side up--over tho grass ahead
Of the plow, taking care to bend
.'va ~: sl9 49, ssa' 49, = !. -. 80 s Th;s
tends greatly to prevent clogging
'"Ss. '',o ses' a-,a. /. =.
vef s o.ose s',ss ~1sa ".n no;I . nnss
~ nv. w. P'o =" 49, $3.50 - s..' ss'
. 49, : ~ a sss ~ aa - .s's
:, 49, = . 49, = - 49, 80 "a
= = P'o.e9 :. 80, "' -, s So ..s s.s
~ seeoJ ss: !. - ~ ~. "a - .ha @s c'.'
s ~ 9 = \. g an w sn1 se' .s'e ~, sha
~, s..u. 5 = = ''v IL. say !. - No. , ss
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CINCINNATI.

ST2Fthln5 2 kA3hFlr55 ~ ffE 42g BILL;
broadway aud flfth street. Cincinnati. Ohio.
Monuments. Tombs, and Grave stones, Marble
Mantiss and staiasry. uabtrmal Fonts. M<urnl
Tablets, urns. Vases, ricn Fixgrcs q "a
poantef Hsos. &c.He. constant, on hand nd
fufnishcd 20 order. ear I
tn, fradssoppiisd with nsfblsin Block snc
Slab. ~ sawed OF order.
mafaf 'S<lx .4I 4.I.I ASS 81
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PHILADELPHIA. 2 J
TERRIBLE DISCLOSURES!

iHIhdDnuf MA.
TERRIBLE DISCLOSURES!
a noss Nssssriui ssd isssiss61s Pr6'isnfsn
he. HvzT1Hr MEDICAL nAEUxLi D1f1o
IL. - f fs,zs'.ss ysk. >S><>i!ii;fff<<.}I
ssd weesns thsIr pay .S<><4(< IA [}<<<(1
s'elss{, !, rssssIess ss1 ~ 3I<&<I
lAiilnf 4 snsdiss sorfks - 1870 -
speedy csfs Of 81 dis- 49, NJ
Eases 81 ryiss,s sni ><<<<>1]/*1.(<>,<|
81; = 4: :;s!:''ss q a. i@-. = ss'ss.s
rRloE Twxsry.r,vk eES7v.
The Author q Ne ssove veIsns hs kss1ssse
81 on< 81 ne Gr<l m<dirsi 4chooIs a <H& U1l1<6
st.ss.. snd hsvinf deves~d qses>es 81 <essu-
tfsa eserss'. - srs<iss,' T. ~ Ssss@s sss-
e ls ssns sss = sss = ses e'.s: 1sss ss
ne noe. ss,ssss rs :s':ss 3 s,ses 30 -, 's;,
srles isshefssshi, a< nosssr>ts6 h lIssrs kirk-
s,fs = q. :; ss:s: 1. I; 4: 1 ss
TIE Practice o. BE- d. Hunter Zee le.u sss. ss<
sulis iiisfzfy saboaaasd. but - the ~e<@~el 50
sss % sssssd o. ssss's Z: 81 ess "a sss
Hnioe>s 10 he cosnmnnlif ~ isIrr. H,..nr1 ~
medium q bic = Medical Nssssi ssa Hssd se<1
q ia selsms shat sheeIa be IL Ne h>ss 81 -.
ter fsuii, In Me IAnd ~hetAef nstd ~ \ pf<f1n-
i've y secret Wees sfes guide fsr lhe eIi@<i&-
ss % sss ~ ne 1904 ss,s e. =: ~ :s
@ensusii'y and impuritg Of ever, Aind. |1I
fslss volume th.thss Fssslsed ~ sneuelIo<a
sss a s,s sss o. ss ne ns p, .'<sss -
ifssis ssssndss ns sissSisiiss u I'll vi css<ssss
~hsis " pos ssfaI issshisEs wesld y lIss,, -
~, sssl sssisas % ssl;sess. o. o. OF Sss;;s.
<issths PRIDE aud a-ssr o. ne nAlIcs.
'sssis. &c..
parents aid fasfdians. "a sefeAins terns. -
kasFs .hs ,sssE q b'Hh ssx<s foes Ne ,~sffas
~, s.aioxs.l las snd sssusi impssi,l<s "a A.
sslees@sss o. ssi.iss from ne s',s'ss sss ss:-
slses 10 lhoss who hsss been 1lfrsd, susss I'd
70 hs"pashs thst tAks hold on neil. = clear uh1
~xpiiut ~ = sho~ b ; hieh the, nsy sse4re
~ ss H. ass s'ss.'n q Ne
ihweii Known that thousands q vieiirs arr
annually s3ernosd Al me shfius % Qussk -, -.
pss.sl', shess ssnssisk fsom tsesssei - - ~
sop- Debility. aud I've numefou< iaaIxdIes ukhk
| spfiua difscliy OF lees remnteI< ffou de I111I-
xsnss 4 c@raai passions Hsd sscres vioinsssns %
IN sis~ Of these seis. and whsnii l. slice ess-
sidsred that <bout 100 quo pefsons de sonunIly
IA The United htaies o. Consemp,io laSfe ma
lonis bsinE he ssssims q the soiorseess ledls-
crstion Of thelr pfoxeniLofs. asfrosbI, 10 ne
plural en- unciaion. that The sins ~ ne par
rns ara Waited upon The children. <sen 10 y
.h'rd aud fourth Eshsssuon. The Ausko,, inss-
scarcely be ecnsurcd Tor am r1oflI1 ffalfnIa tAe
slces OF tho ses BY the hunsbis iasirumsatalsy on
biz Medical hHnoli. tII ~ Az ~ II 80
edffee Of postage % shy psu Of The Iasi<d k1l<s
of Is ceut<. sf for ef ADDRESS. pcst- paid cos.
L Nh a CO.. Publishers, box fo7 ,flllsaeipAls.
beokseiisfs. cHnsAsssu and bock Agents sup
piled on The most liberal tsrns- q, go
mar ~ ~
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Bring on Your Wool.

THE Subscriber would respectfully inform tho
pabfc that no will continue To card, spin and
manufacture wool Into rolls, arn or cloth. on the
shortest possible notice. aud 10 the beat manner.
for the ensuing year. Customers leaving their
work ~ ihoy 70 10 Cincinnati, can have their rolls
as they rctnrn. Ailwork warranted- He has n
good assortment OF satinets. Blankets. plaid aud
plain Flannels, Stocking yarn. de-, Ne. which he
wishes W cell Tor cash or exchange Tor wool.
f. SIMEON H.AlcH.
Harrison, June II gin
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CONNERSVlLLE.

.-.8. UM|
ao C0NNERSVlLLE. as's.
TO0LDFRlENDSANDN NEW.
THEPARTNERsHIPoF DATEMAu& Bur
~ ton being dissolved, eish W a., Tee words
70 my old ffienas and the sosfoness 81 ne Isfe
arm. hsseeoneiaded 10 devote M whole tne
Tailoring Business. 81. see
have modelled aud fcctted The store fosn<rfy
occupied ~ the nrn, )na opposite th< corft
siouse, and having received new and s<suilfsi
Clothes, CASHIERS, TweedA vestings,
.,ot &C.. &C., &c. - 81 e'''I.I
Frem the city 4 viii maxi 70 order even descrip-
lion ofeioslsne- From my lose ex,.erien nee. ssd
he uuiforin sztisfae<lon boreto tore given. feel
cosndeAt tbati shAil b able 70 give entire and
fpi satisfaction 10 81 who may give me 4 uisI =
NY stock viii siws,s b. found com plese-sser3-
ihinK pertaining 70 the business. and afthe n,ost
fashionable kind, viii be kxpt on h4nd. ana per-
sons oiihe mosi sstideous taste. Ne we'll ~ lkcss
wanting koods ofs cheaper Kind maj call via
The ssnfshce thai thes will Be sssisned. q ~
trust those Who have Know ftsnd paironixed
sue for MANY ssars pasi. vii ~e.in erstru upo6
me the light VI their p4ironsRe, and shsl nee al
my endeasors 10 give The same szfis e<ion thstI
hzvcinszfiabl, done hsfsioiore. ~
Remrrser sae Piece and xenss &C., rae sas ssms.
Connefssiiie, June as. F s4t4e 81 rII3tIis
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MEN AND BOYS CL0THING

MIN AND 0U Id OIVl uiNu
ever onered 10 this mnfket. We have been sesy
selves That wv .Ah ,nm you oul, gentlemen, from
''head 10 foet" tor less money than any house IN
this Valley, oiye us "a call.
Domestics. -.
wrhase an unusually large stock Of nomeallca
such a. Npellns bleashed aud unsleaehed. nfli.
Prints. - ssssf !.
when n comes 20 = calsfeo" 'sws'ra aFo~na -
but all thatw need cay abort prints ls. that " q
have NE Mesnmnek, ceeheso. PULP Allen 4
Sous, hay kiats aud sprnrus brands. which esefy
body knows are a. good ~ gold dolisrs.f & 81 a.
+ 'af tt Walt Paper sftf|. si4
This u Just the season OF The year 60 paper your
waIis--lhes begin 70 hook bad. We have made
large aecssslons 20 our hsfetofoFe cStenssso stock
~ Wall Paper, and eau = lshaut deabi, exhibit
The and mosl tasieiuily selected sloek~-Rnd
then so eheap-.of any HOUSE. N these parts. T.
We sa,. Ina, ops SfPfs s,ss and vel, selected
stock Of Imported Carpets Of the latest patterns.
Rag Carpets uisays on hand. tta
no0ts aud shoes.
business, and we are now prepared 70 sal, with
shoes OF boots, every body even 20 the SMALLEST
infant. ,Coniaining lli ihe varieties OF Ladles
Baskinsand Bootees. Misses and chiId's shoes,
large assorlmsn. Of curToN,NADE boots and
Hats and Gaps.
Every grade both Cor men aud bo,s,esen 70 The
late stie OF kOFr HATS for hard OF soil heads.
Call Gents, and Adam" Will give YOU "nss.n
- Hlardkynfcs ~ ~ -. -
and The articles usually keptin retail store. In
Qucenstvare and glassware :
We nave entire new stsck. contalninR some
new pattcrns,a aud all thstis wanted ln THE say.-
Hut we feel u unnecessary " say mote. sufnce
for as 10 say We feel sefy grateful Cor the liberal
patronage Bestowed upon ua all thfrngh onr Inef-
camille course, and noihlng on our part shalt be
done. al this late .day.l0 merit dlscontinuance
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VALLEY HOUSE,
BRoOkVlLLE, IND.

JOHN KING. PROPRIETOR.
THIS well appointed Hotel has undergone
Thorough repairs for the summer season, under
the immediate supervision Of the new proprietor.
He assures bis fn ends aud those who may favor
him with their patronage. that II shall be his de-
siro az all times 10 make their stay with him agree
able, ~ ne intcnds 10 keep good table and oblg-
Ing assistants Ia fevery department.
Boarders will be acc omlnodated on the most
reasonable terms, with single or double rooms.
am also prepared 10 take travellers or citizens
10 any part OF the county they may wish 10 20.
jane 6-u f.tt
FASHIONABLE DRESS GooDs--A new suit
u ply ut LIscK 4 FAReunAH's
ARD. Mol Prime Family Lard In Kegs. for
IL sale By IL. FxRQunAR n 90.
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GROCERIES.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
No. 2 Commercial Row,
ROCKVILLE; IND.

bhOoktiLLts IND.
WIN. l.. FARQUHAR u CO..
uAvknow opened. aud will keep constantly on
III hand. . general and eompistr assortment OF
oaoorsIEs. which they offer NJ prices low NJ
they can be procured In Cincinnati " small par
cells. Mr.. Fafqnhsf having had much experience
In this branch % trade, aatters himself that oRo
CRIES can be furnished By wuoLEssLrlB this mar
ket but snAps ksoyE CINCINNATI rRlcKs aud nj
retail 10 induce the purchasers 10 PAY cksu Down.
Theirsfo consists In part OF
Coffee Salt by barrel Raisins
Tea - In sack Figs
n. D. Sugar Rice Lemons
Powdered do Dried Peaches Pickles
Crushed do =. Apples Nuts
Molasses Dates Almonds
Maekerel Willow Ware Primes
White Fish Oysters Cheese
Cod Fish Candles Tobacco
Louisville Lime and Cement.
Trace, Halter and Breast Chains, shovels
Spades. Hoes--Ha, Straw and Manure Forks
An OF which will DO sold for n small advance on
Cincinnati Wholesale price for cAsn o. ArraovED
couNTRy PRODUCES.
Call and sxau.Ine our stock; one door south Of
Linck d Farquhar's.
CIsH.-Jua received Smoked Hallbnt, White
Fish and Mackerel wholesale aud retail by
A. ~. A,
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Groceries.

MY stock OF Young Tyson .Gunpow der Imperial
III a Black Teas is large and We lseiectedOf late
lmportstions. pure aud fresh. Also, Prime Rio,
lava, Mocha aud Lagaagsra conees; Prime \. o.
sugar; Crushed, Powdered, Loaf aud Clarified
sugars; Golden syrup, n o. and n. n. Moiasses,
tuba Honey, Rice, Nails, Window Glass, Seamless
Bsgs, Colored aud white Carpet Chain, Cotton
Yarn and Cotton Batting. With every article usa-
ally kcdt by Groeers, all OF beat qualities. war
rantod 10 give satisfaction Tor sale qualities 10
suit, at the lowest market priccs.
$3.50 lII 81 AARON A. Golfer.
5, y. Corner Main q Seventh streets, cin'u., o..
May Is 1888. ~