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The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1857-04-23
Ghe Bomr Circle.
Beautify Your Home.

Every man should do his best to own
a home. The first money which he
can spare ought to be invested in
dwelling, where his family can live
permanently. Viewed as matter of
economy, that is important not only
because he can ordinarily build cheap
.er than he can rent, but because Of
the expense caused by a frequent
change of residence. A man who early
in life builds home for himself and
family will save some thousands of doll
ars in the course of twenty years, be-
sides avoiding the Inconvenience and
trouble of removals. Apart from this,
there is something agreeable to our bet
ter nature in having a home that we
can call our own. 1t is a form of
property that is more than property
It speaks to the heart enlists the
sentiments, aud ennobles the possessOr.
The associations that spring up around
it, as the birthplace Of children, as the
scene of life's holiest emotiOns-as the
sanctuary where the spirit cherishes its
purest thoughts, are such as all value;
and whenever their influence IS exert
ed, the moral sensibilities are improved
and exalted. A great part of our hap
piness of to-day is increased by the
place where we were happy on yester-
day; and thus, insensibly, scenes and
circumstances gather up a store OF
blessedness for the futuret On this
account we should do all in our pow
er to make home attractive. Not only
should we cultivate such tempers as
serve to render its intercourse amia-
Bile and afectionate, but we should
strive to adorn it with those charms
which good sense and refinement so
easily impart to it. We say easily,
for there are persons who think that
home cannot be beautiful without a
considerable outlay of money Such
people are in error.
It costs but little to have neat flow
er-garden, and to surround your dwell
ling with those simple beauties which
delight the eye far more than expen-
sive objects If you will let the sun
shine and dew adorn your yard, they
will do more for you than any artist
Nature delights in beauty. She loves
20 pIiShten INC iahueCdpo anu IA"
it agreeable to the eye. She hangs the
ivy around .theruin, and over the stump
of withefed tree twines the graceful
vine. A thousand arts she practices to
animate the senses and please the mind.
Follow her example, and do for your
self what she is always labOring to do
for you. Beauty is divine insSrumen-
tality. II is one of Gods chosen forms
of power We never see creative ener-
gy without something beyond mere ex-
istence, and hence the whole universe is
a teacher and inspirer of beauty. Ev-
cry man was born to be an artist, so far
AS the appreciation and enjoyment Of
beauty are concerned, and he robs him
self Of one of the precious gifts of his
being, if he fails to fulfill this benifcent
purpose Of his creation. - Southern
b Times 81.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1857-04-23

At a party, one evening" bache-
Ior made the astounding assertion that
every lady in the room made a prac-
tiee of taking off her left stocking last.
One half denied the fact the others de-
clared that If it was so he had no right
TO know it, and with one voice they pro
nouneed him "no gentleman" He was
so buffeted that he was glad of an op-
portunit5 to give tho following cxpla-
nation: -''-F lhtl "a
(Which ever stocking a lady takes
off first, the other is necessarily lef
which must Of course be taken off
Iastl" .a1. . ..l.
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A COMMISSION FOR HEAvEN.--The
following fell under the observation of a
country minister in Lancashire, known
to a writer in "Household Words" A
poor man lay dying, but still perfectly
sensible and acute. A woman of his
acquaintance came to see him, who had
lately lost her husband "Bill, said
she, ''where thou'rt bound to thoult may
b. see our Tummus, be sure thou tell him
we have gotten tn wheel o the shandry
mended, and it's mostly as good as new;
and mind thou say st we're getten on va
ny weelwithout him; ne may as we'll think
so, poor chapp' To which Bill made
answer, "Why womanl dust go think
lee have nought bettor 10 do then 60
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THE WAY TO WIN A SIMPLE WoMAN's
LovE.-Let your hair hang in super
Auous ringlets over your neck and
shoulders; never suffer a razor to touch
your face; squeeze yourself into a coat
of mulberry cloth; put on vest striped
with green, yellow and red - pants
checked with blue, crimson, and pur-
pie; shove your feet into pair of boots
with the heels at least three inches high;
dangle little black cane, tipped with
brass; huge brass ring upon your lit
tie finger, and you will be the lion of
the day, and win the heart of any sim
pie hirt you meet with. .r...
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1857-04-23

As long as mankind shall continue to
bestow more liberal applause on their
destroyers than on their benefactors, the
thirst for military glory will ever be
the vice of the most exalted characters.
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For the News.
Arithmetioal Problem.

Ma. EDIToR; u sendyon question, which
II worthy place In the Juvenile Department nj
Of your interesting paper, you will publs h
man sold two cows for the same prices he
gained 25 per cent. o n one, and lost 25 per cent
on the other. lie lost $40 in the Transaction
What wSs the purchase price OF eaeh1
Yours, &c. II. A. G.
Slash Branch, Liberty Up, April, 1857.
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If any one speak i'll Of thee, fee home
to thy own conscience, and examine thy
heart; if thou be guilty, it is a just cor
rection; it is a fair instruction; make use
of both; so shalt thou distil honey out
of gall and of an open enemy make a
secret friend.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1857-04-23

WoMEN.-They are a great mystery.
According to Haller, women bear hung
er longer than men; according to Plu-
tarch, they can resist the effects of
vine better; according to Unger, they
grow older and never grow bald; accord
ing to Pliny, they are seldom attack
ed by lions, (on the contrary they will
run after lions0 and according to Gun
ter, they can "talk a fewr'
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Women are called "softer SEX" be-
cause they are so easily humbugged.-
Out of one hundred girls, ninety-fve
would prefer Ostentation to happiness
a dandy husband to a mechanic.
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The WORLD OF FAsHIoN.-Dickens
in his Bleak House, thus describes the
"world of fashion," ut is not a large
world. Relatively even to this world Of
Of ours, which has its limits too, (as
your Highness shall find when you
have made the tour Of It, and are
come to the brink of the void beyond }
it is a very little speck There is much
good in it; there are many good and true
people in it, it has its appointed place
But the evil of it is, that it is a world
wrapped up in too much jewelers. cotton
and fine wool, and cannot hear the rush
ing of the larger worlds and cannot see
them as they circle round the sun"
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"Dear meP' exclaimed Mrs. Parting
ton, 81 do wonder how poor people
live these times when provisions are so
very costive. The very thought of it
is enough to strike one with constipa-
ton"
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Coop ADvIcE.--A lecturer inquiring
of clergyman, elbow long a discourse
do you suppose your people will bear?'
was told he hadn't better try the expert
ment
"With me the consideration is nothow
much the audience will bear, but how
how much they will listen to with profit
that is, with pleasure. Beyond that
point I don't intend to go, and I advise
you to adopt the same rule" Sensible
clergyman.
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The worth of everything is determin-
ed by the demand for it. In the desert
of Arabia, pitcher Of cold water is of
more real value than mountain of gold.
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. A FINE LADY. - DIsraeli once
wrote of a certain fine lady:
She lbad certainly some qualities to
shine in fashionable circle. She had a
plenty of apathy, was tolerably litter
ate; was brilliantly vain, and fertilely
capricious; acquiesced with every one,
and diffused universal smiles.
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"How do you get along with your
arithmetic?" asked a father of his lit
tie boy.
"I've cyphered through addition,
partition, subtraction, distraction, abom
ination, justification, hallucination, de-
rivation, amputation, creation, and adop-
tion "
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JUVENILE DEPARTMENT.
For the News.
Charade.

The eagle when my first upon
Is said to view the blazing sun,
And there while sporting mid the skie
My second far beneath he spies.
II you should e'er desire to know
How many, then my third you'll do.
II you the alphabet will con,
You'll fnd my last the last but one.
My whole is found in Ohio,
Familiar 10 you all know.
TOM, PeAn TP.
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SINGING AND GIvIN0.--A woman in
Jamaica was very fond Of going to mis-
sionary meetings, and singing with great
apparent zeal and fervor, oily abroad,
thou mighty gospel" Bat whenever, the
plates went round for contributions, she
always sung with her eys fixed upon the
ceiling. On one occasion, however a ne
gro touched her with plate, and said
"Sissy, it's no use for ytu to sing, Fly
abroad, mighty gospel, with your eyes
fixed on the corner Of the ceiling; it's
no use to sing Fly broad at all, unless
you give something TO make it fy."
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1857-04-23

. To detect Photographic counterfeits.
moiston the suspected bill with solu-
tion Of cyanide Of potassium If
counterfeit, the color Of the bill will BE-
changed OF removed; il genuine, no ef.
feet win be produced upon il. "a u
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Take q company Of boys chasing but
terAies, and put long.tailed coats on
the boys, and turn the butterflies into
dollars, and You will have a beautiful
paaOrama Of The world. a---I--l =
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GTAnswer TO Enigma IN last weeks News
is;-"Ranty P. Doder Johnson"
Answer to Arl.hslnsticn HuestiOn in Sams
pnpeT:.~400O miles.
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The Grand Jury Of Warren county
have indicted Thomson, who'Was accesso.
ry to the death of his illegitimate child;
by exposure in field near Carlisle sta
ton
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AMERICA A CENTURY S1NCE-Tn
l755, the following statistical account
of English subjects in the Colonies of
North America, was taken from militia
rolls, poll taxes, bills of mortality, gov
ernors returns, and other authentic
sources. These numbers were exclusive
of the military in the pay of the Crown,
and the negroes:
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!HTh66gh it may not be in your pow
err" said Marcus Aurelius, "to be a
naturalist, poet, an orator, or a
mathematician; it is in your power to
be9a .vrtaous man, which is tho best
of ali n al5A ,earfl Ef...y
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-07-21

n.
NDrnnn ana Prescription store,
a AHEh fresh supply of Drugs, Chemicals,
t,ci.. ~aIanted .d pure,l Pertumery and Fancy ar
dsy 10 .h'sn nihg the most popular articles Of the
Eaa'co "a'co he invites your attention
concentrated Persian Esssnce, the mos, .lsvnn,
agreeable and lasting odor '''
Bouquet dOrieans. or Ky p
drops, Otto of Hoses, '''oA' o'is"'A'
Mss.oi,a' M.ss. Ext. New Mown Hay,
ness End Tea Rose,
s..s ss.s' sf'ar' ra'ehouly,
=, +" Heiiotrope, violette
Serbena, Amber ana Orange Flower w.,s, :,
omatie Vinegar, Aromatic CRYSTALS, Ger. "'
man Ferena Cologne, Maesssar OH,
vinegar de Rouge, Pink sau-
Balls, Lily White,
hsnaaiine, and Egyptian Hair Dye.
-~---~----'-------------------~-.
A.. FOR rHEH HAtR.
niexander's Peiamieus,
Savage Ursina.
Lymsn's Arctusine
Basins Poncinesoap,
Luoin savon Superfne Soap,
Nerbeua Soap,
Honey soap.
brown Windsor Soar
.veRetablc OH sand Soap.
transparent Soap Bars,
go. IIansparsn, soap Balls,
=. hmahulne Soap,
Marsh Mailpw,
0enaine Yankee SOAP,
Military Shaving SOAP,
Shaving Cream,
shaving Brushes.
Hair brushes,
Tooth Brushes,
Nail Brushes
Flesh Brushes
Port Monsies,
Railroad Companions,
Cigar Cases, aud
!fA'' iing fiasks Of every description
:, yLAyoRlSe EXTRACTS.
Vanilla,
Almond
Lemon,
,.,o Celery,
.eNNN Pine Ami. 4.
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Third-s,., one door ssuih Of Main, Keokuk, Iowa
sEo.oa4R1s' sEo. !. EsE' Late Of Albany, NY.
+ COLLECTIONS madein all partsof tie West, and
~ promptly remtted on day Of payment at cur.
rent rates.
Baskof the State Of New York. NY.
~ blske, Cashier Of Mercantile Bank, N. Y.
Lyman Chaplin, Albany, N. Y.
ErAstus Corning 4 Co., Albany, MY.
bany, N. Y.
Ihos. W. Olcott, Prcs't Mechanics, 1 Farmer
Bank, Albany, New York.
dilbertL- Wilson, Asst Treas. N. Y. Central r.
II. Co., Albany.
Thompson 4 Co. = Express, Boston.
Hon. .HcfstioSeymoar, Utica, NY,
Iron Bsnk, Pail Village, Conn.
Marine Bank, Buffalo, N. Y.
Jno: H. Lee 4 Co., Bankers, buffalo, N. Y.
Michigan Insuranssco Bank, Detroit, Mich.
Marine Bank, ChisAgo, Ills.
4. II. Burch tCo., Chicago.
Bank OF Commerce, Milwaukee, Wis.
J. Mortimer Hall, st. Paul, Minnesota.
Ireene, Thomas &C.,, Bankers, Burlington lows.
Loker, kenick 4 Co., . st. Louis, Mo.
Messrs. d. w. 4. Kilbourne, ,Keokuk, lows
Jno. Jacob Wendell, Cashier Demoins N. X. r Co.
dscl6-diy
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RETIRED PHYSICIAN.

HOSE sands Of life have nearly run ont
w discovered while in the East Indies. .
certain cure for Consumption, Asthma, Bron.
] chitis, Coughs, Colds, and General Debility
This remedy Was discovered by him when his onl '
child, . daughter, was given up TO die. He had
heard much Of the wonderful restorative and heal
ing qualities of preparations made from the East
Indin Hemp, and the thought occurred to him tina
he might make remedy for his child. He studied
hard and sccceeded in reaiizing his wishes. His
child was cured, and is now alive aud we'll, He
has since administered the wonderful remedy to
thousands of sufferers in all parts OF the world
and he has never failed in making them complete
ly healthy and happy. Wishing to do "a much
good as POSSIBLE he will send to such Of his AZ.
nicted beings request it, this recipe, with
full and explicit directions for making il up, and
successfully using it, lie requires each applcan.
TO iaclose him one shilling-three cents TO b. re-
tured ~ postage on the recipe, md the remainder
to be applied to the pay ment Of this
Address DIR. JAMES,
No, ~ Hrand-st., Jersey City, Nj /.
B.-Dr. II. James has neither once nor l
agent in New York, Az some have pretended and !
advertised. he recipe is sent from NO PLACE
but No. ~ orana street, Jersey City, n. Jer- I
sey. ma30dAw3m
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fIH y GNsURANCk.
Misso0rl state IN uewal
FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE. r0NpAyY

fI1R = GNsURANCk,
Miss O0rl state Mueual
FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE rowpAyY
OF ST. LOUIS.
j.. 3 Mocune, =. N, Edgeli, C.s. Greedy,
n. Wymsn, Y. II. Peck, B.WAlexsnder
:, amss smith, A. b. Pomeroy, b. d. Page
No hLLloTT, Sec'y. SM ED3ELI pr..,,
NO osxrRA-HAxAHDous RIsKs TAKEN
T. HOLMES, General Agent.
deel-diy A. BkIDiMAN. Art. Keotnk
"anHsatan Life Insurance G sm pauv
l4o BROADWAY, NEW YORK,
Cdh Gdpifsisnd Aeeasauiafion $500 900
1EPosITRDti00,000 With the sCompsrollerof,hs
- state Of New York, for the security Of polios
holders. In addition to which the stockholder, A..
personally Liable. Among the Director. are tbs
"s. 81 "eAithy and tnhucntial citizens Of New York
1ns - otock Company, returning to the s,.
suieo per cent of all the profits trl rl-annually
party ~ years Of age may secure to hi, fami,x
free from the claims of his creditors for ahont o
cents per week, policy for ~ ,og0
no would notspare this sum for the rrati6e.
.ioh OF renecton, on sick bed or in case Of .cci
dent that II all else fail, he had made cor,s sin
provision for his family? 1t would lighter ri
pain and do more for his recovery than tnsdic;r.
c. \. WEAPLR, Sec'y. =.
Prospectus. with all necessary information t,,
n'sneu oy HICKEY SIMPSON, Agts
Post Office Building,
-ASe-"iy keOkuk, IOws
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JUST THE THING FOR IOWA,
Wcsts Patent Gaisanic Cement,
FOR

VIE subscribers having pnr hased the right to
use this time-tested aisd much approved C..
ment, Tor roofing. in Lee county, nre now prepared
10 contract Tor putting on raefs ut short notice.
and viii give all such contracts their personal a
tcntion. -
This Cement IL one Of the greatest tions az
t4e age, in view Of ehuapncss great durability and
adaptation to any climate. 1t will resist the aud
den changes Of the weather, is i'm pervious to 6re
and water, remaining permanent fixture without
repairs 10 calculated for roofs Of ali descriptions
NAT or steep, IL being wind, fire and water prosf:
dDes not affect water, and is as different from tar
and gravel roofing as u is superior 10 it. Asa
proof of its superiority, no Insurance Co. in thu
Eastern States will take n risk on bniIdiu n eoy
cred with tar, pitch rosin but will insure WHERE
Vests Cement 10 used, at a low rates ~ any are
proof building
N. b. The subscribers having perfect confidence
In the durability Of their Roofing, will guarantee
and keep good. at their own expense, al roofs
covered BY them, for the term Of ten years
Further information can b. obtaiued by address,
Ing tho subscribers through the Postotfce, OF by
calling on them ~ Mr.. Moore's, corner Of I'd and
BiondeAustrests, whore speeim ems and testmonisls
oAl be seen toss isfy the mos, skeptieal.
G. VAN EvRA.
Spr23-aen G. SWEAZEY.
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st. Charles ECtel,
+. A. HARROW : CO,,-............... Propri tors
tbb-dtf. kHlh1k lAy, -

y. a. M AHHUW = PTOpT ie tors
sbb-dtf. AElklA, IAvA.
rmR 0eEAMLAND hOUHk.
FkONT-ST.,...........fT.M MADISON. IOWA.
AS bsen enlarged aud thoroughly ,snevatsd,
4 and 10 nov . large and commodiou. establish
nsnt ,eeayenisAt TO the stsamb boat landiAg and il
the rs-y centre Of business.
Tae aadsrsigaed has farnishsd Il throughost II
the best style, and trusts that long expert
snss in the bnsness sAsble him TO give general
sAtisfaction.
Oct. 20, 1856. dAvtf BPROB
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SANDERS & DUNBAR.
fUHNITURE wAuE.nnn,,s

:, FURNITURE wARE.ROOmS.
nam matn street, bet. 5th 4 9th KEOKCK. IOWA
'nE andsrsigned have now in
tneir ware Rooms, and design
aeeping constantly ON hand we'll
seiected.ssoItmsntof Of all kinds Of Furniture ~
eeIAcins Marble top Dressing, and plain Bureau.
= nne and plain Sofas 6ne and plain Center And
SAro tables; Cane seat and Windsor Chsirs, Rock
.nschairs ofeverydescriptionfrom aplain wooden
eAt' 70 the nnsst hair c1othstufed seat plain and
fancy tarned Gotta bsdstsad. bel latsststyi.:
Lounges, &c.
Looking dlasses Of Allsises; ;Closks, ,Carpetings,
noor ana door mattings, door and table oil cloths
nAurassss, feather dustsrs, carriage trimmings, .,
WINDOW shades and trimnin gs, and every other !.
acis usually kept In our line Of businsas.
Fart ofour stock WAS m ade unde our own super
visisn, and thsrest bought from manufactories Of
hgn stending, 80 that We can warrant every Anti
Gle Tor durability and finish Of workmanssip.
Our esjsct 10 to establish permanent busines,
here, And not on the Peter Funk principle.
ana - an inducement to persons to purchase of
u.s. We are resolved to sell q. the lowest ST. Lou;.
prices.
Call and exAmine our stock before purcha,in.
elsewhere. We will always take plaasurei in shovs
tns furniture to Ladies and Gentlemen who NAV
favor a. With call whether they feel inclined to
buy or not
SANDERS 4 DUNBAR.
hi
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ltAIsE CHANCEI,'

WILL sell at great bargain the entire stock
of Drugs. Medicines, Paints. oils, bye stuas.
Window Glass, Glass Ware, Brushes, show Win.
dow, Drug Fixtures, he, Also the lease on the
building Of the establish b. Ion gin
to Messrs. Smith, Fuller l. Co. The stock is wei1
adapted to the Western trade, and has All been
purchased in the East at extremely low figures.
within the last IL months. The e.tablishment has
an extensive and fast t-increasing trade The stand
is complete. and ass as To suit any person or
persons who may wish 10 engage in the most lu
crative business Of the country. For further in
formation. call on the premises or MT No. so Main
street. Iapr20,dawl f. l. McEENNy
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sElR EH,H
JEWELRY 6CDRE.


second street, between Main and Johnssn.
AVIN0 Just returned from the East, 1 n
!! respectfully call the attention Of my "A
TRENDS, and the public geneislly, to my
new and hne stock Of watcher, ,jswelry, silver and
plated ware, fancy goods, &C..
watches.
Fine gold duplex, magic, patent and dstsehea
andL 'Epines Of all kinds ard qualities.
JewelFy.
LAdics' plain gold, mosaic, cameo and enamslled
sarripgs and breast pins, ladies' and childrcn's
gold and jet bracelets, ladies' and gents gold
chains, pencils and pens. gold and diamond finger
rings gold and silver thlmbles, gents gold breast
pins, snds, COLLAR and sleeve buttons gold, silver
steel snd patent specacles, pocket table and dss-
sert cutlery, and scissors.
silver ware.
In which line intend not 70 be suYpaesed ly any
store west or north Of ST. Louis, Wis: silver BILE
dessert and tea spoons and sugar cresn mus-
tard and salt spoons, butter and fruit knivep silver
and plated napkin rings, &c.
Plated ware and Fancy GseAs.
flated ard britannintea sets, castors, fruit and
cake baskcts candlesticks, pearl and she'll pocket
books, and in fact everything pertaining TO my
line.
C1ecks.
general assortment Of clocks Of the latest pAt-
terms 4 nd best make, all war; anted to keep good
time.
@Watches and JewelIy repaired In the most
workmanlike manner, and ut the shortest notice.
my6-dly JULES GEISEk.
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FRAsEH q McsV1TT.

!hird-st., bet. Main and johnson. X EOkuE
WE are now receiving our Spring Stock, And
would respectfully call attention to tho
s"n.s, ss from our position As practical work men.
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We wish to inform those who, from their si,e
or shape think they never were or cannot be Stted
~ tailor, 70 give us trial and We will rusran-
material. ie'' VI '"s
ocntiemen furnishing their own cloth, can have
u made up into any style, in fashion Able and
workmanl,ke manner, by calling at our establish
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