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NIniIs for the Pacific.

NEW YORK HERALD CALIFORNIA EDITION.
NJ Unted States mail steamship George Law, Cspt
n~,dep, will leave this port 8 IsernoOn, u two
s'csock, Tor AfpinwAll.
me mails Tor California and ohe, parts Of the Pacific
~ olsee q; O'Clock.
No NEW YoKK wmKIY KnALD-Csltscrnia edMion-
Sossaing the latest Intelligence from al parts Of the
vvs6 win pe published 1t ten O'Clock In tse morning
A.sie COPIES. vrappers ready for mailing, sixpenoe
Agents viii please send In their orders early ~ pos
1kie
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Nmos GApDss-NR. Moosts Bsyrrn Pleasure seek
this evening mus, not forget the benent OF Mr. Mo,re
The stage mspsser al Niblo's Garden. the programme
II very tempting ore.
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Mr.. THiIB,se, assisted by Nine D'Aosri, gave ndi.
nee 81 Dcdwcrihs yesterday, 10 very largo audience,
chiefly ladies'. He goes 10 Blion next wsex.
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Non-Arrival OF the Alps.
BOSTON, March le-loP. n.
Noshhg has yet been heard Of the overdue steamship
Alps. ne weather very thick, and below she would
undoubtedly wait for daylight before coming up
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TEE GnsHsAI nNPA1rH

THE NEW NAVAL DEPoT-coL. LEE INDICTED, ETC.
wAsmseroS, Mnch 10, 1857.
The commissioners sp ,oined 10 selec; site FOR
naval depot In Gecrss have reported IN favor Of ST. g.
mons nlssd few miles below BrupswicF, In ,na State.
william Fierce bss been appointed Posimaster Of Chi.
caso, Woe Cock whose com mission 10 abou, to expire
hpau A. oIborn, Esq 10 resppolnted Collector q, New
Haven.
Tho Grand jury have found true bfl CT Indictment
seart DOL 10, tor murder in the ast degree, FOR killing
Mr. Hume. Col Lee Is nov 10 Jail
The Bosrd CT aeaIh nave arrived Al the conclusion
tbs. iho scsne.s ~ tho National Bo,e was csused by
Eossaous Hasna ecuersleA IN the ss rers oosspool,
and sinks about lbe establishment
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The southern NAL.

B1iuuoRs. March Q, 1857.
Ye- Orleans rsfsrS c. Tfiav bl7s 5;oE rrc'ived,
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aEw YORK LEoIsLAruRu.

Senate.
ALBANY, March 10. 1857.
The annual report Of the New York Prison Assooiats
was reviewed.
Mr. BROOKS presented The memorial Of Gouverneur ~
Ogden behalf OF the rector wardens and vestry o.
Trinity church. changing that the evidence before the ~
ec committee had been procured iuooreosy and gric1.
wrong done.
Mr. spnczR sgmatised the memorial ~ . pieoe With
the whole proceeding Of the Corporation.
Mr.. BROOKS said that presenting the petition he ds
not desire 10 commit himself In any way for asainss
After spicy debate Mr. SpsScn gsve history Of the
action or The committee.
The memorial Their referred 10 the select commit
Mr.. Q snrH reported bill providing penalty fop
selling any article Of produce merohsndse in casks
or packages stamped with false short Of weight.
BILLS REPORTED FAvoRABLY.
For an International bridge.
For appropriation to the Backweps Island Luuate
10 widen Broadway between Fifty first ana Finy ninth
streets.
10 incorporate the New York Towing and wreokIns
M wADswoRrH introduced bill providing for the paz.
ment Of Jurors attending Coroner inquess except In
The Committee on Finance put in blu providing for
the pay ment Of expenses incurred In oontetpg sea R
the Senate and on the bench
TO incorporate the Haruo ONO Society Of New York.
To the Harlem River and New York suspen-
sion Bridse company
Assembly.
ALBANY, March 10, 1857.
The Supply bill for 1866 was passed
The morning occupied In considering private claim
bills.
Nothing was done of interest in the evening session or
either house. an early took place order
10 allow ths members opportunity TO attend Mr. Eve
retts Grafton invitation having been extended 70 theu-
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(sAech .. Ne aay). s.a q 90 - On s~ u,us vsy)
On ne evening before, salss we're nd SA. ne
naSkss hovsvsr, eisssd dull. Prime sold :. SIS 70 .
sls o. Sugars In COED demand - re a. prices,
and sass fostsd Up sssut ~ hhds al teld prices
given In another column. Coffee steady. Ths sass
embraced The cargo Ct The Rosbuok, Consisting a about
SEQ bags RIO, u l., and 600 do 70 the trade n loko
IKE, and lse mats Java n lSko. Frsghis to
Liverpool were nrmer, with more doing. Grain In bulk
and bags was taken at $50 . Cd nvur u II. AKA.
L. 3D. with bacon and lard q l7 3D. and cotton q "a
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FROM Warrington,

From Warrington.
SPECIAL DHRAICHm Nlw YORK HERALD.
THE 0FFIC1 sEEKHRs STRIFE IN wAsHINGT0N-rHE
NEW YoRKlRS AND THE sPOILs.
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EGRElsT EOvELL.
.NOslo2ssc Stage Office.

II AuI. EGpERT IR., & ATWOOD SAcRRlpEr late
of the Union Hotcls have rented this large and
convenient House, aud they are now prepared to
wait on the old customers OF each member of the
firm Theirtablc will be supplied with all the com.
forts known to the country, and careful attention
to tic general wants of guests, well characterize
the employees OF the establishment. F. - .-.
A warm and we'll supplied barn and stable is
conveniently near, and careful hostlers will be
found in attendance. The Stages on the Dubuque
and ST. Paul, the M'Gregor and West Union, and
on all other routes East and West, North and
South, change at this House, thus rendering it a
safe temporary home for travellers who may be de-
pending upon public conveyances.
Both members Of the firm have had several
years experience in the business Of Western Hotel
keeping, and if large custom is any test ofmert
they can safely promise entire satisfaction to all
who may favor them with a call.
-a -.. EGBERT g. SACKRIDER.
Jan. l,T1s57, nl5tf
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FL "a .. a "a a re.

NKIILLIAMS& HARVEY have the largest
wv stock OF Hardware above Dubuque. Al
though they have paid enormous Freghts, they are
bound to keep the prices Of Goods so that their
customers can do better than to go below. Every
one says they sell great deal cheaper than any
store in this section. OfStoves they have a large
stock and at prices that not fail to suit. Give
them call and support a business near home, and
next season you may expect to buy as low as at
Dubuque or elsewhere. They have had expert
encc in the high freight line and they do not mean
to be caught another time, but will store their
Goods in season and give their customers the bcne-
fit of Low Freights.
McGrcgor, Dec. 10Th, 1856 NIL tt.
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HOOSIER GATE.
PATENTED JuyE 81, 1856. by
StigyeNsNN s. O"L1srN.

The construction of Il convenient Gate for Farm
use has long been a dcsidcrltum among aggicu
tura!ists. The Hoos;cr Gate is undoubtedly Il c
most valuable invention in its line that has evcl
been presented to the public. 1t is $, arranged
chat the touching OF Il spring by The wheel OF a
wagon or carriage, VII open it, and 4 similar
spring attached to it on the reverse Size will close
it. Runaways aud the consequent destruction OF
property that 0 ten occurs will be unknown where
this simple and cheap gate into use, as there
will be no necessity or leaving team to enable
you to open and close it. This Gate is par i,uar.
~ valuable to those living in the neishborhoodo
Railroads and as all Iowa. is shortly to be traver
cd by the ears, it is presumeabe that everybody
will want the latest improvement in the way OF a
sell.opcning and Closing Gate. A mo.el will
shortly be exhibited at McGrcgor, and the under.
signed invites all to give it an examination
Ita,ers in Patents, and Manufacturers have here a
fine opportunity to speculate, as this G lite must
come into universal use. County rights will Ia
conveyed on reasonable terms ii apple .tion {
made ron to the undersigned who is the owner G
the Territory of Iowa. Apple ltions for right:
may also be made at the Office of the North low
| Times, M'Gregor, Iowa.
I. D. FINCH
| New Carlisle, Ind, Feb. 81. ST.
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CHCAGOMARKET.
February 28th, 49,

February 28th, 1857.
Money, active demand and stiff rates.
Bacon Gets. Pork $40. Shoulders and
Hams in large quantities 81. Lard l2t.
All kinds of provisions firm with an up
ward tendency. Wheat, Spring, from 81
to 90. Sales have been made at 81, to
be delivered on board at the opening Of
navigation. No Winter Wheat in narket,
1t would lbrisg I,o6 to 1875. Corn i
firm at As. Gas 10 to a.. Barley ! AS
to 1859. Groceries advancing. Eggs
lI8 TOGO. Butter20. Hides too green.
Whiskey &c. Dried Apples $50. PeacE.
esI2. 'Beeyes 81 to 4! gross. Hogs s
gross. Horses abundant and low.
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The Great Western Esrmc I'd V

II EV1SON'S SALvE FOR THE PREVENTION AND
4 Cure Of Frosted Heels and Chilblains.
Those afflicted with this troublesome complaint
can be instantly relieved, by using box of Levi
sons salve. .... .......... ...r.
A perfect cure warranted, or the money refund
ed--bcing known for the last 40 years as the only
perfect and sure remedy. -...
Certificates from persons cured with the Salvo
can be seen by applying to the Agent.
Rc.der, if you have any relations or friends suf-
fer;nc with frosted feet procure box, and present
it to them. You will not only be doing them a
benefit, but will receive their everlasting graft.
tulc.
Price so cts a box, with full directions. For sale
at the AGENTS Office, 2l2 South Water street,
Chicago, III.
B.. ]. LEVY, Agent
Agents wanted to travel throughout the country
Dealers supplictl on liberal terms. Address b.
Levy, P. O., Chicago, III. nl52m
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.{ascayS Something Wear.
FL "A Ee I'D W a Es e..
WILLIANS & HARVEY,


Wo.ld say to the inhabitants of McGrcgor and
adjoining country thlt they have opened 3
Wholesale and Retail Hardware and stove store
ut McGregor, Iowa. Having purchased our goods
from the manufacturers, we feel confident that We
will make prices to suit our cu.tomers; those wish
ing to replens their stock will DO well to give US
call. Among our stock may be found the follow
ing.
IRON all sizes, round, squ.re, fat, band, hoop,
scroll, sheet, horse sioc and the best nail rods.
NAILS, Cut g. Wro't Of Superior Quality,
Horse Shoe, Finishing, Br,ds, Tacks, &c. Car
rage bolts. from = to IL, Steel, Cast Plow &C.
Cutlery English, American &c. Spoons, Albata,
Iron Plated Tea g. Table ...t..
BUILDING HARDWARE
OF every description Glass al Sizes, Carpenters
& Joiners Tools, Anger Bits &, Auges, Cooks
celebrated Patent and others.
BLACKSMITH TOOLS.
Anvis, Vices, Bellows, Sledgcs, Hammers, &c.
Broa', Chopping, & HIND Axes, of the following
celebrated makers, Boods, Bartons s. Simmons.
Shovels, Spades, Scoops &C., Manure, Hay s
Straw Forks. Cistern Pumps e. Pipe.
Stoves, we would say that we cant be
beat on our prices, and the qualities are not sur
passed; among our assortment may be found the
following, the Star of the West. M;nion, Ccn.ur.
ion, Paragon, Wide World and others, we also
have large assortment OF q. -...,.s -ts~.--
BOX + PARLOR STOVES.
Which will be sold at low figure. We are now
receiving large lot OF Sleigh Shoes. Cauldron
Kettles. Wagon Boxes &c. . -...s .
As our stock is too numerous to enumerate, we
would sny give US call and see for yourselves
We are Agents for Gastons Hay Platform and
Counter scales.
We have added the mandatory of Tinware,
Iron &C., to our Business, those wishing to make
purchases Of tinware or stove pipe to sell again
will do well to examine our prices. =.
wo( ,rrVor Iowa Y0tf
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LOUDEN & co. s PREPARATIONS
CONSIST OF THEIR

sr CONSIST OF THEIR
INDIAN ExPEcroRANT, for Coughs, Colds and
Consumption, and all diseases OF the Pulmonary
Organs.
HAIR Tonic, for reproducing the hair upon bald
heads. preventing the hair from falling out, beaut
lying and promoting its growth
Alternative, tor removal of ScrOfula, Ulcers,
Tumors, Cancers, &c
AGuE PILLS, certain cure for Ague and Fever
CARMINATIvE BALsAM, for Dysentery, Diarrh9a,
Cholera Morbus, Choiic, Summer Complain: &c.
FEMALE ELIxIR, for the removal of the various
iseases to which females are subject.
PILE REMEDY, certain cure for Piles.
Tonic VERMfraE will ei.ectua!y destroy worms
and acts as an active tonic and stomachic.
INBiAN SANArIvE PILLS, for Liver Complaints,
Impurity OF the Blood, Dyspepsia, Fevers, &c.
ALL-HEAMNG SALvE. tor Burns, Sores, Scads,
Chipped Hands and Lips.
CHEROKEE LINiMENT, powerful remedy for all
diseases of the JOINTS and Muscles, Rheumatism,
Bruises, Sprlins, Frosted Feet or Limbs, SPAWN,
Scratches, Galds, and all diseases OF horses.
Fora full description OF Louden g. Co.'s medi.
cnes, and the many cures effected by them, see
the Peoples Almanac.
For sale at McGtegor, by
MERRILL u BARON.
Wholesale d Re all Agens.
Mere or, March, 6, 81.
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Astonishing Cures.

r OUDEN g. cos. FAMILY MEDICINES
l. are fast taking the lead OF all the medicines
OF the day. They are prepare d by regular Gradu-
a.es OF, medicine, who have had extensive cxperi-
ence in the treatment of the various diseases to
which they are adapted.
Their assortment OF Family Remedies are cal
culated to relieve almost every complaint that
male or female. adult or child, is heir to- and We
should advise all who are afflicted to try them
ECass Co IN ! II mes
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1s-----------..i,.. : q - So.
rAIToRtAH ByHV1TIHS.

CoRRrPTIoN.-Ihc.C cong. Com. has re-.
,rted on the Simonton- charge Of bribery
tc Messrs. Gilbert, Welch, Edwards
and Ma,teson, are proved to have been
f,uity and their expulsion is recommend
ed They all deny the charge. a.
MrsxRsorA.-The Capital Of this Ter
,itory was recently voted away from St.
Paul to st. Peters. ... u.s.. .
PRovrDENcE-1AL.-Al lady recently fell
through the ice at Provid Her hoops
caught upon the frozen edges and held
her in suspense as eoolly as if that were
/ the purpose for which crinoline was in
/ vented. She was soon rescued, bless her
/ soul .... .s...
EUo1rSE.-Her Imperial Madamship has
at length abandoned the cooper shop sub
] clothes. American ladies will please con-
s-rsct the area Of ther---canvass at once |!
RArs.-Fry sliced corks in grease and
tplace them in the way of these pests
'.They'are es,en voraciously, but cannot Be
.diyested. Try it.
,BEAurT DkroRE MErIr.-A member
,of the british Parliament writes to a
friend in America that the new Minister
to this country is not remarkable, but that
che has very pretty wife v' Who knows
but a pretty woman, may do more to quiet
the politico-nervous Irritation Of the two
countries than all the diplomacy that can
be prac:iced, Let madame Napier have
a conference with our'Bachelor President
and our difficulties with Eng land will be
adjusted.
PorsoN.--Several cases Of husband
poisoning by unhappy wives are reported
in Eastern papers. Ola, ugly, cross,
drunken and wealthy lords" will mend
their manners or make their wills
GooDs NEws--A Telegraph line from
St. Paul to Dubuque is shortly to be es
tablished. L. will follow the River and
touch at all important points from Hast
ings' down.
QUEER MrsrAKE.-Owing to some nj ),
take on the part Of the Legislature in
repairing tho saee constitution. the gov
,erno'ship of Mississippi proves to be an
office for life. .. .a. ..a -r1#
TBUcHASAS is now our President.
His Inaugural and Cabinet appointments
will probably reach US in time for our
next issue. '- .. ,-.. ",'"
EgNavigation is resumed on the Hud
EJNine persons have heen frozen to
death in Tennessee this winter! Pretty
cold there as wellas here.
EE Blanks Of all description on haEd.
Send in your orders. .asYtr
JAcKsoNvrLLE.-We will publish next
week description of this fourishny
village.
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100000 a Year.

No Tailor, Seamstress, Shoe manufacturer. Sad
der or other person having sewing or stitching t.
do. c,n afo,rl TOT do without one. peculiar merit
Of Singers NJ ,chines, which no other kind can lust
" claim. is that the SINE M,chine will do every
kind OF work in nerfect style. They are strong dr
rabe. will keen in order. Whoever buys one may
be entirely ccrtanitwill do his work. Every large
private family ought to have one.
All who wish com,lete and reliable inform tito,
in regard to price and size ofOur Mach mes, manner
ofworking and method Of purchasing, with al othe,
particulars, can obtain it by anplvinr by letter a.
either of our offices for copy of M.SIvGER CO..
Gazette. parer devoted to the Sewing Machine in
terest. It will be supplied Gratis.
..... r..' I'M. SINGER SEQ.
CO Local Agents wanten in every town in the U
States. --.. ... -... mis- GIN
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.VOtiCe!!

A LII pe,s,ns indebted to US either by note or
~ account are requested to GILL Immediately
and settle up.and by SO doing they will save cost
Owing to the pre- sure OF the times We shall! be
under the necessity OF doing an exclusively Casl,
or ready-pay business, ON and after the first day o..
Feb. 1851 All kinds OF produce will be taken Oh
accounts and in exchange for goods, for which the
highest market price will he paid.
We hope all of our friends will read the above
notice and act accordingly.
DEAN, WELLS T. co.
Monona, Jan. 96, 1857. MI If.
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Wholesale Boot and Shae Sore.

HNHE subscriber, having removed his stock Of
Boots and Shoes to No. 62, Lake street. re:
spectiullw informs the trade and public generally
that in addition TO greater facilities he Is now re.
ceving large additions to his former stock, con-
sisting of q variety OF SPRING GOODS. which
he will sell at Us low figure and on as good terms
. as any house in the West. Particular attention
given,to filing orders from the country. I'D
ne JAMES DUNLOP,
,h223m No. 60 Lake Street, Chicago.
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LII persons indebted to us on Book are re-
1Aspec;fully, bu: urgently requested to cal! and
settle up, as we ore determined to pay Our Debts,
and TO do this, we must have what is due us.
We would also notify all, that we shall COM
mence trade Feb. LIST, 1851, on the Cash and Pay
down system. We shall continue, however. TO
take all kinds ofProducc and every thing market.
lb!e, in exchange for Goods. In this way of doing
business We shall be able to, and will sell goods
cheaper than We otherwise could. ~
EVANS & EGBERT,
Monona, Jan. Is, 1857. nl7tf-
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A. 8. Blair, & Brother.
Have valuable lands, improved and I'M
improved, for sale in Clayton, Delaware,
Fayette, Worth, Mitchell, Howard, Win
neshiek and Allamakee Counties. Terms
reasonable. Enquire of .n.
a. S. BLAIR & BRO.
McGregor. Oct. ~, 1856.
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C.fLIFOR.YE.4 EYOTEL.
By EDWARD LAYTON.

MAIN Street, Opposite the Pos. Offlce,)
McGREGoR, Iowa.
NHIS House has been newly fitted up. 1t is
Large, Convenient and Warm. The Propri-
tor pledges himself to make every effort to please
those who my favor him with patronage. The
travelling public are respectfully invited to give
him trial. Good stabing furnished, and the best
care taken of horses.
December Slst, 1856. nl3tr
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Mere or, March, 6. 81.
New England Hotel.

New England Hotel.
FHE undersigned respectfully calls the atten.
i ton OF the travelling public to the above
named house. The New England Hotel, is four
miles west OF Monona, on the thoroughiarc lead
ing from the Mississippi to the North and West.
The House has been enlarged and materially i'm.
proved. The table will be constantly supplied with
the best the market affords, the rooms are neat and
well furnished, the Bar is supplied with the best
quality ofCigars &C., &C. The Stables arc large
and commodious It is the intention to make this
II First Glass Hotel,
And no pains will be spared to render it HONE for
travellers and strangers. Stages from all points
stop here daily fg
u Charges alDnys reasonable. IN
n2ltf IA ~ WIN. S. SCOTT.
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McGre7or, Io,cn. Nor. %, 1856.
TNflE undersigned presents his compliments to
the citizens OF the City OF McGrcgor and vi
entity, and respectfully solcts their attention to
his small and choice stock of
GROCERIES AND LIQUORS.
Tea: of the mos. favorite kind,
Coffee of pure Rio,
Prime N. o. Sugar,
Crushed do OF Belchers,
Powdered do do
Tobabacco, Sardincs, Molasses, &c.
Also choice assortment OF Blackberry and Rasp-
berry Brandy;
Turner'S celebrated Ginger Wine;
Daley T. Days celebrated brand OF Star Whisky:
Bailcy's superior Candies;
Soap, Candies, &c.
A few gallons of Be'cher's GOLDEN SYRUP
on hand, all ofwhich offer low for Cash.
OF C. H.SHAW.
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Notice.

wv HEREAs my wife Magdaena Ruff has
4 wv left my bed and board on Oct 9th, A. D.
1856. This is to notify ali persons not TO harbor or
ustheron my account; as shall pay no debts OF
her contracting after this date.
XAVIER RUFF.
NsGregr, y;;-r, -ch. ], 1887, aieaw
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Young America saloon {!

: T. undersigned is very grateful to the pub
i. lie Tor the liberal patronage extended to him
during the past fall and winter, ami he takes this
occasion to express his thanks both tohis local and
travelling customers.
He would announce that with the opening of
Spring he is preparing TO enlarge his stock, and
every effort will be made to merit the trade that
he feels assured vii! be extended to him.
The "Youns America" is convenicnoly sitaated
on Main Street, a few doors West OF the Esbert
Hotel. 1t will be found pleasant place to spend
on hour Or an evening. The purest Liquors and
the most tavorite brands Cigars are obtanakle.
and no extlava9ant prices arc demanded. Oysters
lin their SEASON. Sardines, HOLSTERS, Game, in "A
word, all the luxuries knewn to the market are
constantly on hand, and wild be prepared to suit
the tastes of customers.
Give the Saloon a trial and confer favor upon
thr Proprietor. s. D. SAXBY-
1ionona, March 6, n22i'r
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B O @ L s a n d Sh Oc 8,

In countless numbers and intini variety.
CLOCKS IL JEWELRY.
This Stock was selected to suit the vans
ma tastes of Northern Iowa, AMI they
IRE beginning to melt away under the in
fluence OF lou pri;es, backed by promp,
attention of nc i've and accommodating
s:lesmen. We offer our goods at Whole.
sale or Retail, for cash or its equivalent.
Orders from customers in the interior
faithfully filled and warranted to suit il
quality and price, in every instance.
Vine ALLEN q WlLkERSON.