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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-02-19
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II. w. JONES ,

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Dealer In Clocks, Watches 4 JsWelgy
ON SECOND STRsEr,
Next door to @. Parsons' Banking House,
kEOkUk A.
g1yHE subscriber has just received large -
i and beautiful stock Of gold and silver ~
Watches, gold jewelry, tc., compriuing the
latsst styles Of ladies' breast pins earrings, 1n9Sf
rings, cut pins, gold guard and fob chsins, keys,
seals, silver thimbles, gold slides, snaps, studs,
80. sSs, CO -s.sS.: as.1s1s, sS.s psss.ss,
pens and pencils.
wAfcM RRPAIRiNc.
The subscriber being . practisal watchmakeT,
feels competent to repair the most difkeult and
delicate work that nay be entrusted to his care.
All work warranted TO give satiafaction.
coRRscf TIAB.
The public may rest assured that the correct tine
b. and always viii b kept b.
DI09OLUTION.
r1vHE partnership hsrstsfsss existing bstvesn
i StAnnus : HsnlltSn ID this day dissolved b
mutual consent. All elaine aeainst the late ATn
will b ssttled By John 6taapas, and al psrsoaD
knwiuE themselves indebted 70 said arm will please
esll 1t his Office, johnson street In Rscoeders Of
oncs JOHN 6IANNU6,
JOHN HAnI10N.
Keohuk. lows. Jan. Is, 57,,jalsdAssn
1LAx9EDO WANTED.
NASH paA for - Unlimited s.osnt, asliysrsd
~ ct e0r u51N. 1. n. Bl6SBLL : co.
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Lot No. 5, Block AS--with inpsoveussts. Fer
further particulars, apply 70
oct3.d Kiibourss's Block Main d.
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EyTvE lots, ssch - BY 100 fsss, iYsstias . 81
Il street, beginsing 1t Bsnk-st. Ala. : Iets q
s33 feet, frenting Oh ssath side = nask, betvssa
"a and 9TH. 1hSss Lots will ~ solA sspasn1sly .
I'll tsgsthss 70 salt purchases. Terms vsvy asssa
fsbs-d PRIMROSE : uAYEEs.
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Rev. Hr. Kennedy,s Lecture

The lecture Of this gentleman, on last We'd
nesday evening was excellent. His subject was
the Conservative, and the Radical. He drew
graphic pictures of Old Fogyism and Young
America, in their various phases the petri6ed
mm~oveability, blind prejudices, and uareason-
ing devotion to the past of the one;and the wild
recklessness, self-confdenee, rushing. go-ahead-
.tyeness Of the other. While high praise was
due TO the wonderful achievements of the men of
former ages. in architecture, sculpture. painting
eloquence, and letters, he claimed for the pres
ent, equal credit for railroads, tclcgrsphs, steam
engines. Improvements in the arts and sciences.
He said the same elements of Conservatism
and Radicalism, exhibited themselves in all the
rami6cations of society. in religion, and in rol-
tics. The Conservative in politics. in America,
vcnerated the precepts. and subscribed to all the
doctrines of the founders of our Government, and
only feared the Union would be dissolved. While
the Radical advocated new laws, new law ma
kers, and officers; had no reverence for the names
of Jackson or Adams, and would have no ohjec-
ton to dissolve the Union, just for experiment.
He pointed out the errors of both these extremes,
and the true middle way between them.
Mr.. Kennedy is q good speaker, has a pleas
ant voice. distinct enunciation, and graceful ges-
tures, and his lecture was listened to attentively,
by q large audience. to its close.
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cERrIrIcIrR oY ArrIlRTrY.

Go expire on the 3ist day Of Jan. Is5S.)
Whereas, The Phoenix Insurance Company. 10
Gated at Hartford. in the State Of Connecticut, has Glei
in this Office a sworn statement Of its condition, as re
quired hy the first section Of the '-ActtO regulate In
suranee Companies not incorporated hy the State o.
Ohio" passed April =, 1856.
find rherezs, Said Company has furnished the un
dersigned, satisfactory evidence that it is possessed d
at least one hundred thousand dollars OF Gctual capita
invested in stocks. or in bonds or mortgages Of real
estate worth double the amount for which the same ID
mortgaged:
.sEd paereSs, Said Company has h;ed in this Office q
written instrument. under its corporate seal. signed
by tine President and Secretary thereof, authorizing
any agent or agents Of said company in this State. &c
acknowledge service Of process for and in behalf oil
said Company, conseuting that service OF process:
mesne or final, upon any such agent or agents, shall
be taken and held to beas valid as il served npon tks
Company, according to the laws OF this, or any Other
State. and waving all claim or right Of error by reA
son OF such acknowledgment Of service.
Nor, therefore, In pursuance Of the frat section ol
the Act TO regulate Insurance Companies not incor
porated Ivy the State Of Ohio" passed April &, l~S5. l
FRANCIS VI. WRIGHT, Auditor OF State. DO HEREBY
CERTIFY. that said Phoenix Insurance Company Is
authorized to transact the business Of Fire and Marine
Insurance in this State, until the thirty first day Of
Jan, in the year one thousand eight hundred snd.Ef,y
eihst.
liz WITNESS WHEREOF, 1 have here1nto subscribed my
name, and caused the seal Of my Office to he affixed
this 23d day OF January, in the year OF our Lord one
thousand eight hundred and fifty ssyea.
(SiEned) z. II. WRIGHT, Auditor.
For Policies, call on
T. pt.-- &c rcr- =
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Singular Accident and Narrow Escape

Singular Accident and Narrow Escape
The Albany Evening Journal says;
"As Mr.. j. Owen Moore was being
shaved in the barber shop connected
with the Delavan House, he perceived a
large piece Of sheet lead, which had
bren detached from the sky light, fall
ing directly over his head. He instinc-
lively started forward, when The razor
inflicted a severe wound upon the chin,
and in pushing it away from him he cut
his hand severely, a piece being cut
clean Out. The lead descended and fell
directly upon that part of the chair
wheIe his head had rested but a second
before. 1t weighed some twenty pounds,
and had Mr.. Moore's eyes been shut, a
fatal wound would undoubtedly have
been the result. As it was, his eyes
were directed TO this very spot, and he
saw it falling. Truly, a narrow escape.
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Mrs. Sarah A. Shepard.

Mrs. Shepard will speak in every township in
the county. Let the friends of the cause, and
all others. turn out and hear her. Her Lectures
are free to all. A contribution is usually taken
up for her benefit. at the close of each lecture
She will speak at the following places, to wit
MescpOtamia-Thursday and Friday even
ings, Feb. 26-27.
BlOOmfeld-SAturday and Sunday evenings
Feb. %. and March /.
Bristol-Monday evening, March =
Mecca-Tuesday evening, March 3.
Greens-Wednesday evening, March 4.
eustavus-Thursday and Friday evenings,
March Sc.
Kinsman-Saturday and Sunday evenings,
March IS.
The friends will engage a house at each Of
the places, and make the necessary arrange
ments.
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HFoUND AT LAsT.H
THE CELEBRATED

Z

Prof. MARION, who having Just returned from a tour
to the West ln1ics, would take this method of an
nouncing to the public that while at St. Domingo he
purchased from the celebrated Indian Psychologist, q
valuable recipe for Curling aud BE autifying The Hair.
To young Ladies and Gentlemen this is invaluaile.-
Those h wing rough. coarse or stir Hair, can entirely
remove these objections by only two or three appiica-
tions OF this valuable Lotion, making the same of a
beautiful glossy texture. and Al the same time giving
it tia: peculiar wave and curl, so enibentiy desirable
has also the effect of making the hair grow in abund
ance, and also turning grey hair 10 more than its pris-
tine beauty. lie has also in connection with il, = val
freckles from the skin. Thousands can testify Ia the
value OF this recipe. The whole cost Of the ingredi-
ents (Which can he procured of any Druggist.) viii not
exceed twenty FIVE cents. These recipes will be sent
to any part OF the United States or canadas, on the re-
ceipt OF one dollar. Address.
J.. II. MARION,
Feb. ll-cm Warren. Ohio.
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s3o9,I49 81
Total Assets,

S. No liabilities to Banks or other creditors
due or not due.
6. No losses adjusted and due.
Z. Amount Of losses either unadjustel orl
{. Adjusted and not due. SiO,gs2
Q. Losses in suspense, waiting further proofs 1000
10. All other claims against the Company. 5.Ol6 ~
IL. The rule Of the Company is not to exceed S0,oOO
in any one risk.
IL. The amount insured in any one city, town CT viii
hge, is indefinite, depending upon lie size, AMI
how built.
I3. The amount insured in any onetlock ofhuildings,
depend upon its construction AID size. Subject TO
the above rule.
H. No part Of the capital or earnings are deposited
with any State or States, as security for losses
therein; the Company has not complied with the
laws Of any State requiring such drporit of its as
sets.
Is. Printed copy Of Charter Of the Company as fled
in April, 1856 II. KELLOGG Sec'y.
STATE or coSSkcrIcrT
Hartford COUNTY S. Hartford, Jan u. 1857
Personally appeared u. Kellogg. Secretary Of the
Phoenix Insurance. Company, and iuaJe oath that the
fore going statement: by him subscribed. il 4 full, true
and correct statement Of the condition OF said Compa
ny; that the said Company is the bona fde owner OF AZ
least one hundred thousand dollars Of actual cash in
rested in stocks as shove set forth
D.fore me. GEO. $. GILH >,
Justice Of Peace.
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3pms SnttIligsntt.
Railroad Accident.

1dllTOdo ACclucut.
On Saturday evening Mr.. Chas. Stewart wa:
killed by the express train, on the C. & ii. Road
in the west part of this township. Mr.. Stewart
was a resident of Braceville. in this county, an
honest. industrious man, and leaves a wife and
family, in destitute circumstances No blame
In attached to the officers of the train. the acct
dent having been unavoidable on their part
The following is the verdict of Coroner's Jury:
CoRoNERS INQUEST.
We, tia undersigned. Jurors empanneled and
sworn on the 22d day of February, A. D. 1857,
q. the Township of Warren, in the County of
Trumbull, and State of Ohio. by Azor Abel, a
Justice of the Peace, in and for said Township
of Warren, acting as Coroner for the time be
ing. to enquire, and true presentment make in
what manner, and by whom Charles Stewart,
whose body was found lying near the Cleveland
d Mahoning R. R. track, about 4 mile west Of
Learitsburg. in said Township of Warren, came
to his death, after having heard the evidence,
and examined the body, We find the following
facts:
That on Saturday, the alst inst. the deceased
III III uuLlc IN OEaCCfAAlcg Az SdiAS W a
on business, that after tansacting the same he
started for home, got to Owen Moser's Grocery In
Leavittsburgh, (Which is three miles from War
rem about four O'Clock P. II. and was seen to
drink Q glass of some kind of liquor, while one
Joseph Scott was with him and drank at the same
time, had been drinking before he Tcamel to
Noser's Grocery. He left Moscr's about FIVE o.
clock and went south to the r. R, which is but
some ten or twelve rods from oser's Grocery. he
MSS seen going on the R. R. track westward a
few minutes after leaving the Grocery. His
body was found the next morning about eleven
o'clock, 4 mile west of Leavitts5urgh, and ly-
ing on the right, lgoing west, of the r. R. track,
his head was some three feet from the track, his
feet near the ditch on the right, his cap was off
and lying two or three feet from him, his cane
about the same distance. His right arm was
severed near the elbow, two mortal bruises and
wounds on his left temple and cheek. some small
pieces of bones were found on the iron rail and
on the ends of the ties and from all the evil
denee and facts in the case, We do further find
that the deceased came TO his death in the fol-
lowing manner: That after getting 5 mile from
Leavittsburg, he sat Town on one of the Rail
Road ties and probably f II asleep. and that as
the Express Train came down at about Z o'clock
P. II (and after DARK the ears passed over his
arm severing it in two, in some manner he was
thrown against some part of the machinery caus-
ing the wounds upon his left temple and check,
which from all the circumstances must have
produced immediate death.
Given under our hands this 23d day of Feb
ruary, 4. D. 1857.
JoHk n. SrvLL, JOSIAH SouLE. Sen
ALEXANDER PEw, VIZ. W. ABEL,
MMLER WusoS, ZALMoS Finch.
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OUTRAGE IN BRIsToL.-A correspon-
dent of the Ashiabula Sentinel, writing
from Orwell. says:
II appears that while n of our most
peace loving citizens. a grey headed old
man at whose door no one ever knocks
with complaint of injustice or wrong,
while transacling business in the town
of Bristol by the authority of law as ad,
vised By his counsel, was dragged from
his own possessions on the night of Sat-
urday last, kicked and beaten without
mercy BY a set of night ru fians which
that Town affords; and then. as though
10th to leave their demoniacnl purpose
till ii was fully accomplished. added in.
suit to injury, by stripping him of his
clothing, and covering bis person with
tar. Had he been a young man upon
whom the discrepancy of age had not
stolen, it would have rendered the case
less manly malignant; but upon an old
man, whose character is not less venera-
bic than his years. seems doubly mali
cious.
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A OF REAL ESTATE.

~ On the 1871 day Of March. A D 1855. at one o'clock
P VI Of said day. on the premises in Bazetta township,
win he sold to the highest bidder. she following Real
Estate. as the prope. ty Of Arson Nichols. deceased, to
wit: Commencing ten rods from the southeast corner
Of l1Dd decided TO Clement Nichols by Smith IIoran in
(Is39) and is Il part OF said lot No. - in BAzettai
thence along said south line seventy rods and twenty
links to David ~llayden's land; thence north along said
wet line forty six rods; thence east seventy rods and
twenty links to a stake; thence south forty six rods
to the place OF beginning, and contains twenty acres
Of land, be the same more or less. Appraised AT $40
per acre. Terms Of sale made known at the time Of
sale. ELI W. DRAY. Admr.
Feb lit Of Hanson Nichols, dee.
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Balls.

Balls.
The ball which was to have come of at the
Gaskill House on the evening of the Doth, owing
to unpropitious weather, did NOT come on.
That at the American, on Monday evening.
which had acquired som. considerable notoriety.
in advance, by the disclaimers of the gentlemen
named as managers, as published in our paper.
is over. Like some Of the balls at the Tuille:ies.
where Louis Napoleon's Life Guards are stationed
at the entrances, and on the staircases, DC, to
preserve order, there were policemen to be seen
on every floor in the house, and there is little
doubt that to this fact, the proprietor is indebted
for the safety of his house, and soz e of the
guests for sound heads. The b-hoys were evil
IDENTIFY bent upon a regular season.
We have no intention of setting ourselves up
as censors, but our private opinion is, that the
fewer exhibitions Of this kind are in the future,
the better for all concerned, and especially for
the boys and even children who crowd in on
such occasions.
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DR.. Lilies Chemical Lectures

DR.. Lille leetured at Empire Hall on Friday,
Saturday, and Monday evenings, performing at
the same time chemical experiments. his appa-
ratus was good, and the experiments neatly per-
formed. On each evening, at the close of the
lecture, he administered laughing gas to such Of
the audience as wished to inhale it. Some Of
the speeches and gestures made were highly lu-
dicrous. Some of the subjects were evidently
shaming, and these made dupes of themselves,
rather than the audience while others were IN
mistakenly affected by the gas.
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WEST GREENvILLE AND WAR.

w rem HACK. The subscribers take pleasure in
announcing to the travelling public, that q tri-Uerkly
mail has been established bet Eeen West GreeLVille,
Pa, and Warren, o.; and that it will be carried BY
two horse Hacks, lea-ing the Gaskil House, IN war
rem, on every Monday, MednesdaS ani Friday morn
inss. at . o'clock, and arriving at Greenville the same
evening; and leaving Greenyille every Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday mornings, and arriving at
Warrez the same evening. Travellers East or West
between the above places will find this the only direct
route. The Hack runs through Baeonsburg, Fowler.
Hartford. Burg Hill. Orangeville and Mount JOY. and
also connects With hacks for franklin, via GeorgstoEn.
or Mercer, jamestown, IIartstoWn, cennesutville. Gi-
rard and GAINESVILLE. BROWN & WEST.
su1 % IS56-tf.
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Wanted.

AyOung man would like to open a cOrrespOn-
denee with some young lady, not over twenty
two years of age. of good health and figure. upon
the subject of Matrimony. The fact is, l would
like a good NICE WIFE, one that can make home
happy, and that l could love and respect. If
any lady. possessing these qualifications, desires
a matrimonial alliance. I hope she viii not hes
itate to address, at this place,
A PARTNER FOR LIFE.
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HO! FOR KANSAS!
TAVING resolved Ia take nv S

IL n f1No lCoOiNCu ~ NdhC III ZIG
Ii trees to Kansas, the large ones will be sold a,
soon as the frost is out of the ground / have taker
great care in selecting choice varieties Of SUMMER
Fall and Winter Apples; Peaches, Pears ~rsimmO
olihces. Grapes, English Cherries, Black Mulherries
White BlackberIies, English Gooseberries. Barberries
Evergreens. Shrubbery, &c.
My Persimmons are noble trees, varying in height
from 6 to 10 feet; have proved themselves hardy. by
passing through the hard winters unframed, and should
ornament the fruit gardens Of Old Trumbuli.
My CEtalpa trees are large, and arc esteemed by thos,
acquainted with their foliage and flowers.
Ny EVergrerns were brought from Msekinsw and
Twin Rivers; they are thrifty and desirable trees.
Many little apple Trees from Rochester. have sold
in this County for two shilings a tree. while [ An Of
fering large trees Of thu same varieties for one shilling
People in this vicinity freely pay a dollar for an Is
abella Grapevine, because it came from kocLester-
while I am Offering more than q thousand good large
Isabella and Cstrwha vines for IS cents each.
Among my s~hrubbery are the Rose Acacia. Snow
ball, Sweet Shrub, Althea, Flozering Almond. Roses
&c.
Trees should be plsnted e~arly-nany are ruined by
late planting, and As each selects the best, there IL
great inducemeHt to purchase as sooa As the frost IL
out Of tie ground. WILLIAM S. WEST
Neuton Falls Rursev Feb IS-tf
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New Arrangement.

1NCW 1Ao6SmSA
Messrs. o. Il. Patch, and Emerson opdycke,
have associated themselves together, in the Sad
dlery Hardware and Trimming business. and
will also the manufacture of Harness,
&c. Mr.. Patch has had a long experience in the
business, Mr.. Opdyeke a shorter one, and both
are well known as honorable, liberal, and ac-
eommodating business men. Those who call on
them eah scarcely fail to be pelased.
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SHERlFF'S SALE
-


~ orQer OF sale. 0l norL-
John S. Garner q wife. } gage. issued cat 81
the Court Of Common Pleas Of TrunpuIl County Oh .,
to me directed and delivered, I have LEVIED on and
shall expose to public sale At the door OF the coart
House in Warren in said county. on the
18th day Of MARCH. Al 1857. between the hours sf
20 O'Clock A n and 4 o'clock p u Of said day the tot
loving described tract or lot Of land. situate in Newton
township, No. , in the 9Th range Of townships in h=s
Connecticut Western Reserve in the State Of Ohio- md
which Is also in the County Of Truneull, and "a know.
hy the whole Of lot 70 % in the Alteration Of the TeEa
Pint u E3risYilie, as surveyed BY !. 3. Stove. and 70
corded in Trumbull County Records Mao Book, PAGES
5 and 6; for a more particular Description Of s1ld lst,
reference may be had TO said Record
Also 4 certain piece OF land. being part Of Canal
street as now vacated, As described on a plat Of Esla
vacation. and as recorded in Trumbull County Aecrss.
Book Of Maps. pages Al and ~, described a. follow,
viz: being that part Of said street rs vseasvd and alta
ated westerly Of lot No. y and in extent The vifth -
said lot, and at right angles forming a square ef6As
chain and continuing l0-iUo acres Of land, Re the saEs
more or less, and subject TO public Improvements ey
authority; being the same lands heretofore ceecstly
the Earls, To wit: in 1896 and 1880, 20 Samuel Wars
POr a more particular description Of said lots rrferrres
may be had to said deeds dated June 1855 ana June &c,
1890. The 6rst described real estate appraised II SI95-
Second described real estate appraised II IS. To L.
sold IS the property o. John 5. Garner IA The above ca
ti;l-l cause. II. R. HARMON. S!sria-
Sherif's Omce. Warren Feb 4. IS57-5IA& s.
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Justices and ConstaDies' oiahhss
SlRRANrER, MORTGAGE & OUT Al DEEDS
spnNoNs, KxEcUTIoEs, srBP0SAs, nc
Constantly on hand and for SALE
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Acc1DESr.-Deputy Sheriff Weight.
man informs us hat a son of Mr.. Sam.
uel Halter, of Warrensville, in this Co.,
was instantly killed on Saturday last
Mr.. Halter and his two SON were chop.
ping in the woods. the wind blowing very
hard. A large elm tree was blown over
The father happened to see the falling
tree, and jumping aside screamed to hi,
boys. One escaped by about a foot. buI
the elder one, aged sixteen, vas caught
between The tree and stump. and lite
rally mashed. The blow is a terrible
one to a poor. industrious worthy fami.
" Cleveland Herald.
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TRAVELLERS REGISTER.
NOTICE is hereby ri en-. that a peti

~ ton will be presented to the County Commission
ers Of Trumbull County, at their March term, praying
them to take the necessary steps TO lay out and estaj-
lish a County Roal, commencing on the township line
between Fsrmih gton AMI AesppOtamia, or near the
line Of lot loo in Parmin gton township, running west
to the v. E.. corner Of lot oil; thence south along said
lot line. to the S. Z. coraer OF Plympton and Ezra
Wildm1n's land in said lot 81; thence a Ltue west Of
south on the most suitable ground, and to inttrsect
the north and south road near Ira Hyde's farm. on lot
e.. in the township of Pennington, and thereby V&cat
ing the road angling through lot lUO.
Pennington. o. Feb 4, Ie31.-4t
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FLOOD IN VERNoNT.-Boston. Feb. 81.
The late rains have swollen the rivers
in Vermont TO a great height, carrying
off bridges, dams, DC, and doing other
damage to a great amount.
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4. SPRING will eon,;nue M. Dru, & NJ,

4. SPRING will continue the Drug & Medicine bu
siness In all its various branches. ut the old stand Of
Spring * Reed. lie will constantly keep on hand pure
and fresh Drugs. Medicines, Paints. Oils, Dyestu1s.
Glass Ware, Surgical Instruments, Brushes, Perfume
ry, &c, &C.. and BY fair dealing, and strict attention
To business. hopes to meritand receive a share Of pub
lie patronage.
IL Physicians prescriptions carefully put up at all
hours. X. SPRING.
Warren, Feb. IL. 1857.