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NOTICE
District Court, Feb. Terra, 1855
STATS OF IOWA,
PoktARattaAis EeaEkF =

TO JASON HILL-sIr-You are hsrs.
y notified that on the sisg day Of October.
lSS Z, Isaac Baily filed Ia MY Office his %.
siEtoa, claiming IF you thS sam Of Two
Hundred and Seventy Dollars, and PfFtv-
two Cents, a. money due him On IN acep3at
saa tilas tERs erigia&l Bo&Iss ia said eaaps
has been Fenrhe9to tau Jlfiee hy az s5sr-
n OF this osantY, net served, hal Won
could not be Eoand Ia this CGunty. Nov
4ni7ss Jos appear and answer said petition
% OF before the second day Of d. nsxt
Term Of the District Court, In said coun.
T. to be begua and held in the city az
Council Bluffs, on the frat day Of FehrusrV
a, a., 1885, isdsiasbt wifi Sc reD,ssr3j
against you thereon. You are also aotiS-
ed that an attachment has been issued In
sala eaaae, and ysar property attached
to satisfy said claim.
C. P. KELLOGG.
EleEs Of The HIstfFcs st55art.
CLINTON l. BALDWIN,
Attorneys for Rlaiatia.
Dee 10, 1851
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LAG AL NOTICE.

LEGAL NOTICE.
! bakhlst = 40sR
/ AeGaysrH 8 CASTOR.
h the District Court Of Potsagatfami.
Coasaty, February TsGn, 1858.
/ To McG3aTern & CASTOR
srs~~Koa are hereby uatiasd that
! there Ii now on file Ia the once Of the clerk
! d the District Court Of Potta "a ttamie
County. Ia@ i. tie pstitiaa 6f Babbitt e.
Roas, claiming OF yen the sum Of one hun
dEed and twenty oas dollars and forty.sjx
cents, as money due them from you On your
pro uissosy note, dated November 4kh, 1857.
payable thirty days after date, calling for
oae hundred and twenty -one doIIarySana
pcrtY-sIx ennts. Said note exec utsd BY YOU
70 the said Rabbit ! Hogs-saia petition
also asking that an attachment may issue
ia said cause to secure said indebtedness 10
Plaintiffs, and that unless you appear and
answer thereto On or before he morning az
tfe second day of the next Term OF the bis-
Ejct Court Of said county, to be began ana
hoidsa Ia the slty Of Coaaeil BiaAs. o.
Monday the lea day Of February, 4. D.
1853, Judgment will be rendered against
you thereon, fer the amount claimed with
kateFeAt and cost
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UAe wea&ReE~~The Roads.
FeE GONE time past, we hays bad some
ysry hssksseabla weathar~ws migha
Say ahd not Be eoaadarsa pTofans, id
dissgFeeable weather
Rtrst IL eisw,
Takn q sngW
ThEE ig EhsR,
Theh Il fTiz
And n0w ID make d bad matter worse, il
Is Eepa&ting sAs asss. Oar streets, TOO,
they present q most villainous aspect
Mad knee-dsep and no bottom! On last
Thursday Enognings as ws were slowly
bat surely Flooding cur way towards our
eaAaes We saE, scattered psouiseaoa sly,
sundEy pairs Of coverings to the neither
extrsaaiaiess wsagea fass, which We sap
pose bed been vasaaed and EFF tbs nighs
rrevfgas, IA an over exertion 10 extri-
cate the owners from the mirs. And on
the same Right, the Sioux City stage
cane 10 . dead halt in front Of the City
Hotel. The driver was sOIemnly chant
iHg TIE AhAexsd eouples, while the pas
ssngers were making COCO their retreat
ssEhs Fesas ara impaSszb8s--
Kot even jaeka&sablsi,
OIL mtlas gFeat country sAis il!
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PRKMiUM AWARpEp 70 .. aARwxAu
Per having the 20 .
nEsT cRACKERs AZ THE EATx
FaR HELD IN sr. LOUIS.
az rEam

NOTICE 70 the Merchants Of Ca.,ns,I
~ EiiGAs Sioux CITY, aad d slss ritirszs
sf the IaTsat Wsas gsmarasiy@-~besng &C.,
Sss Of extending my Cracker traas, / now
enrT rare iaaaeszasuts to all dealers e.
S aeksFs ana paIos Bread. Ny eaelaatssa
Fef w. eesaFaFag ne ex 81 III e - 4
ovens and Two eight horse power sggS1aa
20 Fasa theB vita, aad ean bake - 49,,
reia Of aoar Into crackers in tsvessv-esuv
hoars. eoaaeqaesslE Lsaa sell my articles
saeaPeF than ahy oahsF hoaes fr the gss-
terra eoahEFy, and guaFTantAe ala ay bread
s.s e. ks g g be aads put Of Us bsstsxtEa
aoAAF - me Ss Mt Lsoaksa snarksS. Mereh nfa
II want Of Hsy Kind Of crackers win 40 Es
the fasoF 70 give 10 call. All orders rna.
p = y ssAessssss ~ ttessnkssaiy rssslssa
Joseph GARNEAu.
s%1's 12s91.. mar 1901 u
s+f'5 ~ aassh ssoysusbkg Issg
4his fsvslafton Ii To All sAs InhaisIfana..
OF AmFFIea that kha kime has sozaa 80 80
tTtapla OF God ShMlI ssnsgasa To- -
from aay snsniea FOR nv sLandara sa1 -.
sign h now hoisssd 10 Ehs Tnhs hlfasssa e
America from thia data I'll uaea 60 q 9 :
sseaaas va coaas 10 Pa q II q
lows =. '.',essr rs aabnsr and rsjoics i Goa
sad RS hsaoaaasas.
zADOCK 3. BgTHrRa
wSH Iae seesamt III u.s. -.
ossRs a@sAsss a@aHT
Il Wv.
Awesaam aassam
Is z g -
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One atrsay heater at Edamund JeEers
farm On Assake&ty two rear old sead q
wAitlin Bask with 9 star in ats foaK-
heed"
@0Ia elnthea has lria p aara annnah
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W. AN K Id /.

| A GOOD SECOND HAND sEFE
Il Apply to P. ", HITCHCOCK,
ElONA Omaha City
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A. Y. LARIMER,
Atty, for Plaintiffs
nac 10 1857

D~~ A@s &oSis
The above Roties having been returned
oy the Sheriff Of Pottawattamis county,
Not Found" the same is ordered 10 Be
published fer four consecutive week In the
Council Blaas Bagie, BY tbs County Judge
Of said eaaniy.
G. P. KELLOGG, Clark d. C.
Dee %. '57 wA
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- - ~ 2sa1a, "
~ - y sglas ws u viii b. ~.
saaaas ss aaias asyely laae
winter n sAls sasy. O. the shoards, p aaA
giving esEaz4Y drsss balIss 2 has surnsd
sp aasasoF. u had tAs graaiasasion IL
pagaslas . fsyasq from his briiliaaA lg1
psa. aasA I gasomaHs ~, sha Va
known.s i Tale Of Western Life.
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awfndnImr &c Rrknaar.

TAs following notice, cur devil foaRa
posted on the oxnes Of the fance, On i
pieos Of paper rs inshess Which for q
ragityy VI publish vsrbassaa. We can
afford to give II one inserion for aoth-
ing, For the beasas 81 skoss eonsswasa
"dso 5 1s47
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RAsgrxa.

4 pill u 20 DC IIssre acads IL pgfenanes
OIL neeice givsas 70 prohibis illegal bank
ing and IN iasaing 4 hills % pass -
ssaneys vIshsuk ahs aEaahaFity oa law
- asaumiasss appsiassa u iavsasigass
she aighiaa 81 80 backs uf ahs TegsisoFy,
asa 40 u sske int shasr consideration
sis pxapgs ssy Il ~ - passins !
asaal aAaang lass aimilaa - ahaa j
ss,nsin 4 III - nssa ]
sssana tine ana SsesKSsd, b ssssal fAs
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RAEN EaRoN

a NOTES Of . bill was giTeR in tbs
house, shis mognimg, - pFsvsns tbs ean-
igraaion te and residence o. free negroes
within this Territory.
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maeEAE ExeoRRonarrnya

a asaasasaa asose In reference 10 the
pFopsassy q spending 80 Haueh time on
speeial bills, Aad more psgtlealssly ihosa
fos the incorporation 81 coias khIes. Tar
the erosion Of mill dams, ferries, u wps,
sse. Gen. Bowen, II saFpy. opposed
safh special Legislation, with much forss
and aOand Eeasoa, and vas listened 10
zeish maeh attention me Gsaersf ia,
pleasant in bis address before the coua.
oil, afable and kind in his social inter.
course with shass arosaasi lli s.. agreeable,
VIE his colleagues whilst attending 20
sas aHsiss q q committee, and having
sniis for everybody, renders him sebsr.
ally very acceptable companion. lie
Usually participates Ia ali the important
questions presented Ror the eonsiaesa
ton Of the Council, and is often Goa.
aaafsa 0n questions arising from q disa- |
greeneRs Of msmbera on tho rules, in |
shich he Is rel. ysrsea, having been thsf
presiding o6eer for the previous aessioa.t
Thieh poaisioR be oesupisd with much |
'bility and sEadis 10 himself, and 10 the |
Issiafaotian "a the Ossmcil. ssahs2 4
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Germ ard cob aaiiss. I a,fpeTfg,y s,S ts,,E.,
psEsa BE aFtieis Il. EEsis yssssrs. -.
S&t' .. sse toafad AZ tiis Hardware store sf
G., H. FOX
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Dom't Hoara the Coin.

We fnd the following article going the
rounds Of oifr exchanges, and as it contains
wholesome advise, aid ts as applicable to
this community as any other, we give it a
place in our columns, with the hope that The
suggestions may be properly appreciated and
acted on by oar citizens:
There is an abundance of gold aud sill.
ver coin in the country for all the ordinary
transactions of daily fife, Il, i is only kept
in circulation. A small specie currency is
the life b'ood of business; and il it be want.
ing to any considerable extent, business will
langaish, stagnate or decay, in proportion
as its ife.blood is wanting.
The propensity to hoard gold and silver
money is one Gf the lowest and meanest
vices Ct the human mind. II is the very
tessence OF selfshness. This propensity i.
naturally heightened in times Of panic like
the present, and often seizes upon good men
who, in ordinary seasons, world be entirely
free from It. Let all who have spark o.
kindly and liberal feeling "resist the temp
ktation, and it will fee from them" +, =.
I There is still sufficient gold aud silvel
in the country to keep Che, wheels, Of bust
ness in motion, and thereby enable honeS
industry by daily labor to earn its dali.
bread Whatever Of want and suffering
nuy prevail. this winter among those vii
would labor. but ca,i' find no employ meni
Twill be largely owing to the boarding 0
coin. Those who cause this want to fal
upon the poor, will receive their pay in du
tseason, Il It be true that "with the measur
| ye mete withal, the same shall be measure
to you again" .
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Rssolrsa, 81. That with. the decision OF
this question. rests the decsicu Of the qaes-
tion, whether we shalt bo free or slqVeS;
slaves to that monster Of sin end iniquiy
--intemperanee.
ResolUed, Ah, That we Recommend TO the
friends Of temperance TO use alt honorable
means, moral end legal sulsions. for the
suppression Of intemperance and vice in
our besutiful county, and especially that the
present Eiqlsr Law be thoroughly tried and
it's efficacy fairly ascertained.
Resolved, 5tb, That we recommend and
earnestly entreai the friends Of temperance
TO use all their political rights and prVile-
yes by voting. and all other means Of polili
cal action, to put such mer, hito Office as
win enact more suitable law than the one
we have at present, aud execute such law,
when II shall be enacted, and we strongly
urge the friends Of the cause not to be dis.
couraged, but to persevere, knowing that
the temperance cause has gained much, and
we trust it will gain much more. from the
exertiOns Of self.sacri6cing men and women
in our county.
Resotued, 9th, That we much lament the
increased tendency to iudalge 10 the use oi
ale and cider, and we would earnestly re.
quest all friends of pure temperance 10 dis
countennnce their use by all the means in
their power. ....
Resolped, 1th, That we earnestly recon-
mend more thorough action, and much
greater interest in the .casse, and that each
township send up a full delegation to the
next meeting Of the County Alfiance al
Rootstown next February.
On motion, the thanks Of the Alliance
were voted to the speakers for their beauti
ful addresses.
On motion, the thanks Of the Alliance
were voted to the good people of Garretts
Vile, for their kind humanity.
On motion, voted thpt the several county
papers be furnished with the proceedings o
this Alliance, and requested 10 publish the
same.
Adjourned to meet at Roo:stown on tht
first Thursday OF February, 1858.
o. w. STRONG, PresL.
H.t CARTER, Secy.
Nov. 9th, 1857.
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GotNG HoME.-We noticed day or two
since that the packets for Europe carry out
full loads Of passengers--natives Of Great
Britain and the continent, migrating home
ward to escape the hard times here. This
step may seem preferable to them now, but
in few months there must be many thou-
sands OF laborers thrown out ofemploy in the
old countries, in view OF the sudden stoppaee
of the American trade. Many Of these home-
returning emigrants carry with the m consfd.
erable means, the result Of years OF tsil and
economy. A letter from Newburyport says
that quite number of the Irish population
Of that section are now returning TO lrelant
with the money they have saved. Prob.
ably this may explain the steady run made
on the savings banks in many cities BY per
sons of European nativity. - ". American
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scaIping a Womrn on the Plains
H. /. CARTER, S
Nov. 9th, 1857.

SCAtptuS d "OHuGu Vas eAsC 'AHS
Some weeks ago news from Carson Val
ley was published which told of the almost
total destruction of an emlgrant train by
the Indians. A woman, " fro was one Of the
lrain, was scalped and left for dead II
turns out, however, that she was not dead
and she has since recovered to tell the ex
truordinary story Of her sufferings and her
resoIute endurance, which deceived the saw
ages. The Red Bluff. Beacon, of the 10Th
of September, thus tells the story:
can instance Of the most remarkable for
titude and heart.rending cruelty we ever
heard of is related to US by black m n by
the name of Scott, who has, recently arrv.
ed here from Missouri, by the way of th'
Plains. He informs US that, q short time
before lie arrived at Stony Point on the
Humboldt river, the Indi ms attacked train
Of SIX men, one woman aud child. The
men were all killed but one, who mnir his
escape. The child was nlso xii ed, aud it
mother shot in several places with arrows,
scllped, and let for dead.
Allthe while they were scaling her and
stripping the clothes fr"m her body, she
was perfectly conscious OF What they were
doing, but Ieisned DEATH, God let tnem teur
the skin from her head without even giving
signs, of life, knowing That il she did, they
would either Dispatch her at once or take
her into hopeless captivity At one time,
tn Y had lett her for a nome t, she vehtur.
ed to change her position in ordcr, il pos
sible, to relieve herself rom the uncom Or
tGbla posture in which she w2s lying; hu
on their return they very soon discovered
that she had mo ed; aud, Tor fear that lie
might not be extinct, they took hold ot the
arrows that wera sill sticking in her body,
and worked tn, m about in the worn and
pushed them deeper into her flesh, and
stamped upon with their. heels.
All This she endured withoat ulterinq q
groah or drawing q breath that could be
perceived by the 6avages; and in thu, con-
diton was lett as food for the wolves. For
tunately, however, q train came along be
fore she had lain long IN hat condition, and
dressed her wounds and Brought h'r along
with them; and not the least remarkable
TACT ttending the Whole matter is, that she
is fast recovering from her wounds. Her
head, we ore told, is nearly well, aud the ar
row wounds doing better than any one eS'
ptcted.
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I. *. J notice.
nt


In gC,ftFt II ''"nnon. P:eas.h
r ,Of Point SO County. y
clauttey ",hcl Ely 'nrh,ii s''c" Sp'"ee' "'d
u,niL WincI,it, Jah, Winch u. H"xina Nichols,
Nee, h,,,rer. atlas A'erc! vi ch,.i ai'd" iha"t
ctiai at sad ALtrcI So
ytj(iN NIACuE[.I. "f TIE S alto uf Vet.
H. ,,,,t ,d ,nlL NIu.uc ahd RnXana. III ha 80
an s,r,,ni,.,-: IS nna nova are ,rrby not "'.i'
III, tile meth Ut Nrrt n1rf iSa' tec d '' "aih ''
ul.,,,u .,nt il, iuc nn:u a.; h RI nf it Z a.
n.r .t tt,n. 'la sub tiucrahu 'rNef at %hir" w y
.i, In. i, td said defendant have b"onte :; z!l -.
nh .r,t ne, ~ rertn rai ct tc iLaite" In NJ" t''.
In sr, COZ /, cont ing aUnt - ac es. ~, "a tr'
~ d,,,,r,urd il, sii tiL'"H ii tr I!ins paru !"
M, c.,.. AMI al" H. rin'' rcA '"s"hst Shd ie''
.. iirinvf ali u ,fey Wii,hs sh" cttn tu ''h -
al lh,re,h ,.l H.. hA> t;cn t'1rS" all! - fr"' 7"
giel.uts ara rr,r, ire, IT, nhear asAl-'r s""t SAL
tit /, an .. b,in., Ii X .r'nr 9f saii "'"r' u
~. n slh ,,y If f!ur.ury. lsjS. "r 'rroa tpI
rrd,, nj sad ;,rllls.s ia the H,her ce!!r. iltS
s'''' '"'' - w." Mi,'H AEl. STUART.
oc, on 1917 6w PIairtiT's tfr'tnry
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Gnnr.Ei,,kl $40.

IN pursuance OF an order oF rlr is$na'l BY
the Probate Court Of the cnn, tl of P'pis9,sm
state Of ,io, on tine second dn -! November ls.7,
aud to me directed, shall ofroE I.e .aiJ strn9'lr
auction, on tho premises, on The l!th iy ~ Dee ~
har A. D.. 1867, between the hnur al "'cs"ei ~
4 O'Clock, p. M, tho following r,i, est T., st
in the township and village Of lltScn"n e'dhlN oi
Portage and state OF Ohio, - ~" n h'in- ,ne u
dvided one.half of lot No. 36. IL thr villa e
Rayenna, as the same is numbered nna ttslg' ''' q
ON the plat Of said village, ex Z. aud rscrvth.
eIefrom however, 90 f,et of t. 'h u east NJ "i
said ot heretofore sold and coave.r' u AS. COR
iins. Appraised at $l57 g. ,,c o,u,x
Guardian Of Thomas W burgess.
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AZ See GEORGE w. ELIiorT's advertise
msnt for Agents, headed 'EBook Jos Esery
Msns LibrGsy." rs
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H, A. CLAkkE,
Sale of Real Esi:.st: iry CE~>s a..
Conf.

an SATURDAY, the l3'b d y"f D,"emb'F
" A. D., 1857, between the t""r' If :" ",',hcE,
M and 4 O'Clock. P. NJ, Ofst ,'ia at hj ~ ="
Court House. ID tho iowa nj HaT..i,J. p,nt Ge co..
Ohio, will be sold to the highest i,|f, h''' VIA
real estate, eing the interest "I 'hn 'iiscn ri
of Silus Cr0cKer and one of tao his "f >!lfcst r
Beecher late OF PorLsge cou ~, 'iee'"S"' IN t"'.
land warrants, whteh saii ahdWatfsnt> 'issefbnd
IA snllows:A land warrapt unaer al art pas>ch Icy
the Congress OF the United States of America Oh the
e5th day of december, A. D., loio granting o'uh,!
land 10 certain officers aud soldiers thcG III nane,i.
and who wore engaged In the miituy srri.c )" til.
United States, to SIyester Beechsr in his Ohs sill
Sylvester Beecher's) lifetime, eat ng fur ny acre,
OF land. The number Of SAID rrah, - 9ol And
is dated December 10. 1851 Also u Mer !t"d war
rart under asd BY order ofan act passed bl tn. "h'
rress OF the United States Of America March I'd. \
g., 1855 granting bounty land to- certain pfit ut'
soldiers therein numed to the said s!Nese' B-''hai
In his lifetime, calling for one hundr'd al t~,tt!
acres of land The hum5er Or -ai,l lind warr"hc l.
| 95 5s2, IN 1 Is dated October II. is5T
The first of said thpd warrants /, apr he'd 1T s4't
the second of said land warrants aprra..cdat i0S
| SIAS EEOL kEh,r
t. Nov. 10, ls57-5w Guardian If john herc'er.
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TIRED APPLES. $50, 100 = :. t.,
Ii .ft.ct Appt.,s waat !, h.f shish t' ntstest
~ y. b PsT PssTssIsFSs II sSsSs DAtLv co.
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fADIES DRESS GOODS.

LADIES DRESS GOODS.
Back Silk, ',s% =. !, I, ''s' ,d. ''' ~.
Fancy Sifk,"''''' and plain
ChangeabIe SiIk,,'' ''''''''''
Alerinos, r'a'"--a'' '''''''
Merinos, plaid aud h'"''d'
v>,,t,y:x x.,.,, all wool--plaiu and n.ured.
DeIa:ne:,, f4H's-v'', W handsome
CraveIIas, pial" and "''p'o'
Cobiirgy, "'' '''''' and prices
De!;;sye., striped and plain ....
G;n8lialrl,, excellent l. from 'stSs' cents
,,.,,t, a:bts pile ftom csSicI cents.
l.roche SllawIs,, single and double
Fay State do, s'''''
lh.bet and Stella do, ''a''i''''
NiamiIla>; and MantilIa Cloth.
- ,;,o.. black aud colored.
III >o. calf, morocco and scat.
j-;,,,,. wool aud cotton,
S!,;r!s, bone and '0rd'''
l,.1i,,s brass and steel.
!
! fxI,vc. kll, cl1ih, cotton and wool.
lats, cloth and klt
..'n:.t. =,
| Collars, '4eo' eamOrc and'bugl''
Sleeves, swiss and e'~0''''
Dress Trimmings. an endless variety
W6of Hoods and Comforts.
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GENTLEMBN-s WEAR.

U0IN II 1<AI~NAS4N - W
frIo,bs, black, brown aud blue.
Cassimeres. black aud fancy
Satinetts; black mixed and blue
Kentucky Jeans, '''P''''''
Fulled Cloths, excellent for pants
Overcoat Cloth, various kinda
Satin Vestings, from So '''s''
Silk Velvet do from ''os'
Fancy silk do , '''" '' 'S' co.
Cheap Vcsting, from '7'S'l'''
Hosiery, for gentlemen
Gloves si,k, bras aad wOd.
Hats, wool and fur.
Sh;rtipgs. plain and fancy
E,oots. coarse and hnO.
Shoes, mems and boys
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Hri sEn.cr'DarS agai,. h,v" the ri&nsnrt'
/ ~ prveIautng Ia us l6;.d le'pe OF Portage
county n,d tG, sir ru taIn c,,utrs. t1at ths! are
nnw "a c ,t lf tia. Lt;2o>t. rH'a 'u>;"n" b>t stock
u y,,nt. 40 -, fltti On tle WG>;e:n ltesrve coh'
.,st,ns ~ 1v !, variety anl sA'e OF Dress Gn"ds,
Ready Ia.- 4talMa2, C,O!n:. Hasstnores, Hats
.Ctis. iioHrrss, furs. G!nses. Bonnet trimmin--,
Hosiery. Bees. .%S"pcs. Vail Payer, Window iade'
utss :, Il .ings, aul ffiug ss'tf cy;ry des'ftit,",
uri,. , gaze. a .,fg, varity of Shaw Is. co,siS,
i,- of ,;ad.lc, h R,chs. (sinsi; an'i double bay
STAT: anl as4- id Is al redtc,ni prices h"iIa +"
Run.s QtlsnSw,ro Gasswtrs< Il rd%arc, srir'
il .rtl /, ian Sc.. Nht,> Gfoctrle5, Laalvs' Ihs lie
Ssarfs. ,1au:iSl anc eaeaP.
lEA. IN tWtnylnndinl the sdvnnrei"
rp pr. # f;t. siill cants ste ~ sell hfst.rAic
ar T. IL ut ity Gents per pnand. ~ ~
EALtCO We nave 600 yufds, the
rittaasetints3 -s i e,rt+ p,r yird. Ana tn,t'.
81 r.. -, y.H sbtt, ltt s,s a,nvs "a ;n;iohi
,,!t a,v. $3.50. ilSshis5@ p<ntptsty %rtii : 81.
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iaaf q. ,ti',.,ies s.ii :'"es ~ such ~. IS as
u.fSt f.si.tI : }t,,J - "a. .a't fta'fs IN ply
Az, 4 ttA 81 ,f.!p,isft' asnlt am'aht OF pay
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