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n
AT the
"N NJ b l. 4 S X Pc NCE!!o
l AN now receiving heavy stock Of sEAsosAnLA
l. GOODS. direct from tas~ Eastern cities. They are
not secondhand goods hut fresh and nice A
good assortment and largs lot, to suit all kinds
Of customers.
There are three things to be cons trading
one 10 to have tn. right kind of goods; another IL
to make the prices TO sut and the thirds To have
accommodating statesmen. Ny houses possess all
hesc requirements. and certainly there is the place
getHood bargains.
My WINTER STOCK consists n part of the FOL.
lowing Deiaincs, solid anl hgared debaixe, meri.
nos, lustres, piaids linseys, gInghams cloths cas-
sirsercs, casinets, twceds, jeans, Canton hapnels
woorfannels all colors, opera Hanneis, wool com,
forss, hoods, mitts, gloves, hosiery, table linen,
damsk, diaper, shawis, long aud Bay State. men .
wool shirts and drawers donestics blue and bro wn
tickings, shecings, hats and caps boots and shoes
and cvery thing usually found in the dry goods de-
partmsnt. And in connection with the above,
have large stock of CRocxERr WARS. Having
recently recruited my stock, can offer superior
Inducements In this liSe. Atso, good Assort ment
Of choice FAMILY GROCERIES; in fact, every
thing In the merchandise line, and il there 10 any
ar: sle we cannet furnish, We can tell you wheret
find it.
Just drop In at the "NIMDLE SIXpENCE," !" and
look at those NfS Goods, which have not been on
hand since the year one IL affords US pleasure t.
show nice goods. You will find them at
Nos. 81, "a 4 1919 Matn-st., keokuk.
uct2l-dAW \. n. RiLITEES.
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~. ,. y. fO81on0wn. -. .. =. Mf1LK.
IRE. RostengeR 4 Little,
HAVING assosiaasd themselves In tks prastice Of
their profssaisn, respectfully oGer their servi-
css TO the publie.
~ Once, Third street, between MsiS and Jshn-
con, over Sshsy cigar store vhsse one or the 9th
~ ek thsn hsy BE- sonstantly found. Dy. Littls,s
residsncs tn The Dsdlsy House, corner Of Main and
Sth 81. i *&a [dscl5-d
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B1LLug0s HOUSE,
KEOKUk, k,......................-. IOWA,
Main Street, bet. First omd Second.
J. LARKIN, Prsprisssr.
rrHR General Ticket Once for he Railroads.
1 Stages and Steamboats,, II In this bsildias.
j. @bH HNly -
0t. Charles Heeol,
8 4. hA1n0M = RsspeisaDrs
eeak14. 1n0GUtks IoWA.
DE6LET IOOSE.
Corner aaiA Ast t9sA sts.....-.....: Kf0KUK, IOWA.
sss': 4 g =. p:s III -
the pstsoaags the Psopristsr ssspso1.ly selielis.
sove.s.r IA. 1854 : : AyrnaS.: rsa1sI.s::r.
EaE AcKA1LAuD l1OU61.
!nohT-sT.:......:.-.Yr. MADISON, IOWA.
A6 hssn enlarged ssd tkssoaeAly sssssatel.
.A1 aeA ID nov . lssSs and sonns1lsss sseahlish.
0eat, sonssuisat 70 tAs Steamboat lanaiae. - n
tee very ssatSs Il bssiAsss. 4
The nnAsrsignsd hes furnished u thseunAan6ti.
the vssy hs.sstyis, nd tsssts shat lsD9 Expsri-
"a: ! q. 4. isss. AA~s m. non.
sA W YER n . d ~,
WiIEiAM WrSER. Proprietor.
ohNEh Second and Cedar sassu. Iors MaAi-
80 b.ss.s. s.la !. An sron ss.s NJ. i
Stages lsavs this Hesss aAily for Ksekuk
aad nnshn9sen. JsAs -, Isss-t.
MUMM = NULLEW,
y0NE1CIlONERY. Whalesais and hetaiI CAady
~ AAAsfastesys niyS,at, hayeen Main and
Is-s:3. -tx: 81 g S.:!y = :, .s.
Special attention will hsxlvsn 10 bakins for par
ties, and done upou the shOrtsst notice.
keoknk. Jan. Idly
4 snaalI Yarn Ter sole. =
" FARM containing 30 asrss, - = Il hsiss .
"A eloseds choice lsnd, eniy II uilae trsu Kse.
knk. md mtlea from Belfast. Fox pastlcelexS %.
auirsof EDWARD KTLBOURNE, ksekak. er 81
49, GEO. 6IANW00D,
ts5ss On the Premises.
s.Eseg rtelrIs. Laws .Assss-AAvtf
,..s. 70 RDIM1D0o.
vH4 undssstgned, having bought sst ths Rsisa-
= bDspet q Tasbsli ) Son. ~ psspassa -
furnish staok - NswanapNs md Jsh O4sss, = shs
lowest Doesibls nj. ~ ~ nakia ne1snes1 1sn1s
g ~ hsevy sslelY ~ ~ spsise trede. -
VIII svsrls lshihg - sestSe fil1tsss, ntosk. -g
fsslS.diy Q6Q40. 11oMNML co,
~ 1AL1-A1 6ss1siS, ) ssss1d Ind
ssls-d PA1alcx ! cRousssI
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EARKAM 4 HAINENt
Keokuk PlaMlMg and Flooring MslDS
Corner sf and Bur sfs., nssr fAe KsoAuk end
Fort Dss Mosnss Raiircad Depot,
nEALERS in Lumber in the rough, mnuufactsr-
II ers Of Doors, Shutters, Blinds, sAsh. Dsos anA
Window Frames, Mouidings Of every sise asA psf
tern, Flooring, Weather boarding. Shelving, Nanr
ties, Base, Pilastcrs, and Chain Pump Iue1ng-
Planned and matched Lu nber from TO - inches In
width.
constantly on hand.
Planning and saving done toorder on short notice,
streascn able prices, and warranted to please.
ED-Particuiarattentsopp paid tc Alling orders for
country buildings complete.
keokuk July s-dAwtf
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Co.Partnership.
NEESSRS. X. X. HART 4 SON have associated
lvl themselves together fer the purpose of srsns-
acting a Wholesale and retail Book and Stationery
business and respectfully solicit the favor VI call.
jan3l-d
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TINHE co-partnership heretoforc existing between
i Cave 4 Bailey was dissolved by mutual eoesene
Jan. 10Th 1857. The business Of the late hfm viii
be settled by either party Once at their old stand
No. ~ Main-st.
They would most cordially recommend TO their
old customers and friends K. X. Hart son, who
succeed them in the Book and Stationery business.
jan3l-d2w
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vTNHE undersigned, proposing 70 form . co-pArt-
! AsSship IN the Engineering and Survey ing bus
iasss, oes their servicss 70 their friends aud
toners In every department. of their pzofsssioa.
vsys, they viii lay ont lots In any part ef the city,
{exesPt within the old city limiS also, new adj
sioes, town plas End country surveys, near o. rs-
nets They will also execute draft maps ed plans
e aay rsqssd atyle, and undertake tAs 1itAogsph-
ts9 o. The same. Being both sxpsSisnosd Railroad
Isginssrs,--ane having plenty Of new and sups-
sior instruments,--thsy will also make prelimary
sessays, lonstioas sstSnatss, Ac fer Railroads and
oeAe3 Rabllc works, superintend and measurs na-
ssn1, kiaGisg, sasthvsrk, Ae.
O4es On 6eeond-st., opposite the Athsuoum.
EDWARD a. HOX.
1AnSA-d y. w. OTLEy.
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NO. 16.
Scriven q GaIlngheT-
General Advertising and Collecting Agency.
a. Dearborn at Chicago


General Advertising and Collecting Agency.
o. Dcarborn-st. Chicago.
nags! BAxs!! BaGsIl!
MANUFACTURED By THE CHICAGO BAG
1vl MAnufactory, ll6 Dearborn sireet Chicago all.
FLOUR, BUCKWHKAT,
CORNMEAL, HAM, FARMER6'
OSNAEURd AND SEAN1EEE
GRAIN SACKS.
Furnished upon the shortest notice, and at The
lowest market prices. The designs for brsndin, are
new, gnal, and 10 be surpassed in this ctnu-
try. q. W. ASHAKD,
July25-diy postofkee addsea-hos 1897.
Chicago new WhOlesAia
CIGAR, TOBACCO SNUFF WAREHOUSE,
We 5Ik1Rdosph Street .....CHICAGO, ILLS.
ME are nowreceiving > large and sAoiss ssoek Of
w HAVANA AND DOMESTIC CIGARS.
Ftno.cns, Smoking, 4 Piug ToNoceo
Having direct Communication with passles n
NORTH CAROLINA and Virginia, the souses sf
production and manufacture Of pLue To8Acco, sa-
Ables us to Offer some very choice hrands ef these
celebrated Tobaccos at very low prices.
Country dealers and dealers generally are fnvited
70 examineour stock. ]. r. JORDAN co.
II Randolph st., Opposite Young America, )cAiesgo
June II '56diy
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r1NHE partnership heretofore existing between
L Kelly Hurley, IN the Merchant Tailoring
business, on Johnson street, il this day dissoyed
BY mutual consent. The business will be con-
Quoted hereafter by q. w. Hurley, who = fully
will pay all claims against the same.
7. KELLEY,
Nov. IS, 1856 Nv. HURLEY
hereby recommend my friend Hurley 10 our
numerous patrons a gentleman every way wor-
thy their entire confidence, and fully capable Of
conducting the business to the entire cf
all.
dec DIFF T. kELLHy.
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CMOICD READIN0i

NEW PU B l. Alto Ms!
kEODERN Whtheld-se Sermons Of the k<v.C C. II.
lNl Spurgeon, u London. For sale by
fcb6-d K. II. HART SON.
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NOTICE.
.R6. 6AUrORD 4 DONIJ hav. This

~. =. COCHRAN =. =.
nRRBk0 his ssfvies 70 the citissns q Keokuk
~ asd yioinity IN ths Practise Of AeAicine, suY-
gss1 ahd 0lstsSriets.
Ooss, FOR ths prevent, With Dr.. Geo. 3. Psfksr
opposite the LAsIsds House.
ksfers 10 ]. r. Sanford n. D.
Geo. b. Parker n b.
Up. Asrtin n. b,
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Law AND LAND O1R1CE.
r.. r.. DkKhDRu,
IA 1t0kNBI ssA O0sasslior as Law. asA sseat
a Ter Ne pasShass as1 sale u Kaal kgtAse. Col.
tesssg .sasiasss assssAsd 70 pronptly, titles sx.
always forsAle.
09ss bsswess Msias I'd Johnssa, a seeoadssrss,
myed
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passengers. The Sierra Nevadr left San Juan
del Sur on the morning of the 18th inst, and
came here for the purpose Of taking, up the
passengers who came out from New York by
the steamer James Adger, but who went up
on the Sonora. She left here again yesterday
evening for San Francisco.
Capt. Huntingdon reports that he was at
Rivas on the evening Of the 18th January, in
company with President Walker, and that at
that time the allies had not taken Virgin Bay,
nor had any attempt been made to do so, so
that the report which reached us by the Brit
ish steamer from Greytown, to the effect that
the Costa Ricans had taken the Bay was not
correct, neither had they made any effort to
take San Juan del Sur
Up to the 18th inst, Walker had not heard
Of the river and lake steamers being taken by
the Costa Ricans, although. from their non
arrival, he had suspected something Of the
kind. He had a schooner on the lake Of sc
tons, with which he was in hopes Of regaining
the steamers. in the event Of their having
fallen into the hands Of the allies
| Walker had, it is reported, an effective
force Of ], 200 men. among them $50 rangers
well mounted and equipped, and the officers
Of the Sierra Nevada state that his position il
now good, if not better, than ever, his mer
being in good health, and having a good sup
|ply Of provisions. He is strongly fortified a
Rivas, where he has foundry for the manufac
ture Of cannon and rifle balls.
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OF We learn from our Washington ex
changes, that among the friends of the la.e
Preston S. Brooks there exists the greatest
dissatisfaction concerning the medical treat
ment Of that individual, during his Illness and
that it is universally believed that he fell a
yictim to DR.. Boyle's utter ignorance Of his
case. This feeling extends to South Carolina
and has produced such indignation in public
sentiment there, that it is thought the medical
gentleman will soon find it advisable to leave
Washington and seek some other field Tabor
His former character turns out to have beer
that OF a bully, and it has been great hobby
with him to prescribe expulsion from the city
in all alarming cases Of difference Of opinion
with himself and friends. He will probably
hive q chalice Of this favorite prescription t.
take himself ere long.
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o. The Troy, n. Y. Wing says that Gen.
Wool has requested the War Department to
relieve him Of his command in California, hav-
ing restored peace between the Indians and
the whites so far as his personal services are
required. The request has been granted with
orders for him to pass his charge over to the
next command. Gen. Wool has been absent
three years, during all Of which time he has
been on active duty. He will be warmly
welcomed at home by his friends and neigh
b,rs of Troy, where he is held in the highest
esteem as citizen and neighbor.
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GA bill providing for the construction OF "a
wsgon-road, to be guarded by troops from
Kearney in Nebraska to Honey Lake Valley
on the borders of California has just passed the
lower branch Of Congress. 1t viii, without,
doubt, pass the Senate, the bill having beer
agreed upon in Joint Committee. The appro
priat;on (3c0, is said to be sufficient tc
cover the cost Of construction-at all events tC
satisfy parties in Washington who are ready
and waiting for the contract-and we presume
the work will be speedily begun. 1t is stated
that the Secretary of War proposes to send
aregiment across the plains this coming Spring
to relieve the 4th Infantry stationed in Oregon
The announcement that such orders have beer
issued will be welcome to all who contemplate
removing to California or Oregon, on account
Of the protection it will insure to em;grants
with their families and stock.
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Tue CHRISTIAN RELIGIoN.-The will OF the
late Hon. John NJ. Clayton, Of Delaware. has
been published. The first clause Of it is as
follows.
"First-I leave to nv friends and relatives,
as well as to all others who may think my
opinion ofany value, this testimonial that the
religion that is taught in the New Testament is
the best that has been offered for our adoption,
both for this world and for that which is to
come, and that Jesus Christ was the true
Messiah and will remain forever the Redeemer
and Saviour of fallen man. Let my humble
testimony stand in favor Of the Christian re-
lis:on-I am deeply, thoroughly convinced Of
its truth"
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From the n. Y. T.ibure Of Saturday J
Walker Hemmed in on All Sides.
Ills SUPPLIES ESTrRELEY CUT OFF.

A gentleman who arrived last night in the
Geo. Law informed our reporter that the steam
er Sierra Nevada left Acapulco on her return
to San Francisco the day before the Golden
Gate touched there, having been unable to
land her passengers at San Juan del Sur. that
place being in the possession OF the allied for
ces. The steamship Orizaba, which sailed from
San Francisco few hours after the Golden
Gate, with passengers for the Atlantic States
and recruits for Walker would therefore be
obliged to proceed to Panama, or return with
her passengers to San Francisco. 1t appears
that, fearing that the Transit Route would be
in the hands of the Costa Ricans, the passen-
gers by the Orizaba contracted before leaving
San Francisco, that if such was the case they
should be taken on TO Panama. The Granada,
E. ON New Orleans, was defined six days at
Havana, and could not land her passengers at
Punta Arenas, but was compelled to proceed
to Aspinwall. where, being too late for the
steamship John l. Stevens, they were obliged
to wait four or five days at Panama for the
arrival of the steamer Golden Gate, by which
the were to be taken up to San Francisco In
all probability the filibusters that left here on
the 18th OF January by the Tennessee will be
obliged to return. The steamer Granada was
to leave Aspinwall for Punta Arenas for three
hundred OF Walkers recruits. Having about
abandoned their crazy design Of proceeding 10
hrs assistance in the rickety steamer which
Captain Scott had given them, and petitioned
the Costa Ricans for passage back TO the Uni
ted States, the British Consul interceded in
their behalf, and they were returned in the
Granada. There is no news from Walker;
but hemmed in as he must be- according TO
this account, between the allied forces, with
both ends OF the Transit route in their posses
sion, and all his supplies cut of, his chances
of escaping from the country would appear to
be extremely small.
From the Panama Star.
The steamer Sierra Nevada, CAPT. Hunting
don, of the Nicaragua line, arrived in this port
on the morning OF the 2lst. She bring 10
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eeoloeieal Survey Of the state.

The recent action of our State Legislature
in reference to q geological, meteorological and
agricultural survey of the State. will be hailed
with high degree Of satisfaction by all class
es Of community. 1t is not only project oil
vita. public interest, but one which will vast
" augment the facilities OF individual enter
prise in all the departments Impractical science,
which it is designed to investigate. A tho
rough and careful survey, by an experienced
corps Impractical engineers, cannot fail to be
attended with the most important results to
our State. Indiana is known to abound IN
rich deposits of ores and minerals of the most
valuable kinds for all the practical uses and
arts of life. The proper development OF these
exhaustless resources Of mineral wealth, re
quires The light which nothing short OF thor
eugh scientific investigation can throw upon
it. We. owe it to ourselves as progressive
pcople-as we'll for the encouragement o
our own domestic industry, as for the honor
and proper position it would confer upon our
State abroad. This great work has been too
long neglected to admit offurther delay. The
bill now before the Legislature seems TO US 10
be sadly at fault in its compensation provis-
ion. 1t provides a salary of five dollars pei
day for the principal, and three dollars for as.
sistants which is entirely insufficient to secure
competent talent. We trust this fatal error
will be corrected before the bill is matured and
passed. I-Afl s-l9 I'D fl'fH
The bill directs that the survey be COM
menced in the mineral regions Of the State
and that the topography Of the various mine
raj localities-of her hills and water-courses--
showing their most striking features, be ex-
hibited by maps, full and complete. The ma
ture and durability Of the various marbles
sandstones and rocks for building materials
also. cIays grits, salts and states, are required
by the bill to be critically examined and re
ported. The extent and boundary Of the Goa
deposits, and the prospects OF obtaining profit
able salt water-to be determined by actua
experiments-arc also provided for in the bill
A careful analysis Of all the varied soils ant
sub-soils, and under clays-wth the precise
difference in the amount Of iertlizng ingredi
euts Of the same-and also what organic min
ersl substances are best adapted to the re
storation Of exhausted soils, will form one O
the most interesting and important enquiries
of the contemplated survey. We earnestl!
hope for the credit Of the State, as we'll as f5
its beneficial effects, bill, with liberal appro
priations, will pass at the present session.
will redeem our factious Legislature from
multitude Of little and great sins--sins Q
omission and commission-whch the pcopl
now charge to their account. This is emphat
ically measure for the benefit Of the masses
aud their wants in this respect should not b
lightly regarded, nor lost sight of in the dil
and confusion Of political meneuvering ant
trickery, for the mere qualification Of persona
ambition, or to subserve partizan ends.
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OBITUARY.

s "Leaves have their time n fall,
And flowers to wither at the North winds breath
nd stars to set--but all,
Thou hast all seasons for thine own, Oh DEATH"
Died al Evansville, in Essex county Virginia Fri
day the 3nth day Of January Is57. MRS. MARGERET
ANN TUCKER. tory sister of Zcb u. p. Carter Of
EvansvilIe). i'm the 29:h yearof her age.
know that each moment Of rapture pain,
But shorteDs the links In life's MYSTICAL chain;
know that her form. III e the bow from The wave,
Has passsd from her Mother, and now lies cold in the
grave:
Yet. OH when Dealt. shadows nv bosom cnc,oud-
When shrink from the thought Of my coffin and
shrosd;
May hope, like the rainbow, my spirit ensoii
In her beautiful pinons Of purple and gold
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The evidences be OF
e-osciousre.s Of ooHand. Bit.rs prepared by
Dr. c. NJ Jseison.i the urpressdented demand 70 N
from s parts ohe linton and although there msy be
prepared aai represented being worthy o.
the o; tesinnias vh which tire
tor has been honor by rsr.ons o< the highest character
aud ability who onai L. have
to his sration is testi eieny conclusive tina,
erecruai remedy Tor tie almost imedste reliei
those afflicted with that drsfii bly, dyspepsia has
been discovered. See siveitisemen,. Fo- sae br
KELLER A. WHITE.
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THE GREAT RUSSIAN Remedy.
TRIO BOND PUBLICO.
T"Every mother should have box in the house
handy in case Of accidents to the children"
hedding's Russia SaIvc.
LISA Boston fenedy or thirty years. standing and Ii
recommended by physicians. lis "a sure and speedy
cure for Burns, Piles Bos Corns Felous, Chilblans,
and Old Sores OF every kind for Fever Sores Ulcers
Itch, scald Head, Netie RASH Buron. Sore Nipples.
Ire 'mmendsd by nurses,l Whillows, Sites. Testers.
Flea Bites, Spider Stngs Frozen Limbs, Salt Rheum,
Seurvy Sore and Crackled Lips Sore Nose. Warts and
Flesh Wounds, itisa most valuable remedy and cure,
which be tesfedto b! thousands no have used il
In tho city of Bosnd vicinity for thirty years.
In no instance wilthis Salve do injury interfere
with phi! slcan's prescriptions 1t /. made froru the
purest materials, from recipe brought, from Russia-o
articles growing In that country-and the propreiors
from all classes clergy pnysieans sea
captains, nurses and others who have used it them
Selves, and recommend to others Readings Russis
save put In large tin boxes, stamped on the cove
with picture OF house aud disabled soldier. which
picture 10 also engraved the wrapper. Price q cent
box. Rx.prSo e Co Proprietors
KELLER, fARNSLEy & CO. Agents.
APP d&wly evansville Ind.
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or The Star, the new London penny pa
per, has reached daily sale OF some $4,000
copies, while on extraordinary occasions, as
during the Palmer trial. or the day after the
Spurseon catastrophe, it rises to $1,000 and
$1,000. 1t employs an editor at $50 week
two sub-editors at S25, foreign sub-edi or a,
$50, and four reporters at $50. These SAL
aries are less than are paid by the larger and
dearer papers OF London.
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R5 sooi article viii waystrumrh oversny pretenie =
Imitation. IL
hunhys; bu. reaiiv crooas article
all ira. promised for 10 viii s'snd he ties, Of
position teeen1sn upon inflated notose.v; and Hostesr
fan~s S,omaeh sisrs hear evidence of this has
taken hold Of by the P'e and tried
ing In curing case OF Dysrer-ia in form. When
these facts are known why should not he appreciated
everybody. For sas Nv Druggists and Dea
generally. KELLER & WHITE.
HALLOTE 4 STODUARD.
feh-6Iv WOOLsEY K SAWYER.
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GREAT CUnH OF DYSPEPSIA.

@. q. MERsHON Merchant says:
sINrsoyvILrE shelby Co. Ky. March IN. 1855.
The Garm B;rt~rs give satisfaction
with hand rtAca.e Of Mr. Morton Berkeley
be farmer of this cluntrv.'' 81
sruPsoxvrttg Ey Yareh 90 fs5SDsar Sir-T would in
form that have he-u sts.i f~r several wh
Dyspepsia. in very avsrAvatei - for which
ssr.arara an various other isfiss with obtarirr
relief Fron the va-ors ts antas IN favor Of oof
lands German Bitt.rs. induced them and
with through
better health thar have aore Cor
recommend the Btes 20 sl sai with that terrible dis
Respectfully Fedrs.
To Dr.. G y Jackson, MOTION BEEELry.
See Advertisement lsb3-c &w
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-02-20

~ The city of Chicago, which is more
OF . commercial than a manufacturing city
now produces nearly fourteen millions Of dol
lars worth OF manufactured articles yearly
The capital invested amounts to over seven
MILLIONS Of dollars, and the labor required give:
employment to more than ten thousand per
sons, or nearly one tenth Of the population o.
the city.