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The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1857-10-07
-saab FOR STATE SENATOR. siea
CE OR c Z sTRo NC,
,fry WAY not. and why.


FSlGLow RkPu.BLtcAss! We have
hoisted .he name Of GEORGE STRONG, as
candidate for State Senator in this dis
triet, and shall exert all our influence to
procure his election. Our present dis
course will be divided in,o two parts =
First-Why We are not satisfied with the
action of the Convention; and Second
Why we VIII support the nomination.
First: We arc dissatisfied with the
nomination of Mr.. SrRoNG because he is
Hudson man. We have no enm;ty or
jealousy towards Hudson. She has been
liberal in her supporter tn: JOURNAL, and
deserves and receives our grsdtude for
that Iiberality.- But every one knows that
letwccn Hudson and Prescott, there has
been, and now is, q warfare, ridiculous in
the extreme to which it has been carried,
warfare as incorporating rs that be-
tween Rome and Carthage, feud as bit
ter rs that between the Red and White
Roses of England. Tt could not be ex-
pocted that either place would support a
nominee taken from the other. This
being the case it seems to us that neither
place should have the nominations until
they could join in supporting each others
men. We believe it to have been the
duty of tho Convention to nominate a man
who could enter the field with no sectional
tceliug arrayed against him. A man
from Hudson or Prcsceit cannot do that,
and SO in our Judgment a candidate should
have been selected from some other local
ity. Against Mr.. SrRoNs, personally,
we have not tho least objection, We
hive never heard one expressed. Bat the
candidate should not have been Hudson
man. ..a1 - aT5.. fa.
Our second cause of dissatisfaction is
that in the Convention, where there were
but fifteen votes, seven of these votes were
cast by one man, Mr.. Howard of Eau
Claire, he having a proxy Of six votes, for
the counties Of Chippewa and Clark, thus
giving him the entire control of the Con-
vention. Nobody was to blame for this.
1t is tho fault of our present system, but
it is time this system was revised, and we
make our remonstrance against it. No
man should be allowed to represent more
than one county. However satisfactory
q nomination may be, We, do not like to
soc that nomipation controlled by one
lnan.aza1 b. agit st3t .saEeI,n-t an st.at
We shall support Mr.. SrRoNG-.frst,
because we believe him to be a thorough
and earnest Republican,, genuine halter
of deY,otisin il al its forms, willing
soldier IN The raaks Of freedom, and :
hearty opposor of sham m,cracy in nj
It's shaminess.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1857-10-07
Is 1t the Same Z

Change, is said to be law of nature.
We believe it. Change is said too, to be
law of,the Democratic party. We be-
ieve this also. The mutations of that
party have been so great and SO frequent
that many have been led to mako the
query which heads this article. Well,
there is another powerful principle which
peryades both Nature and the Democra-
tic party-Cohesion. Some people think
there is nothing in name" but there
is a mighty power in it. There is q
spell in tho name I" Democracy" which
binds together the party which bears it
with ties almost as strong as those which
link together the material world. The
secret of the strength of the Democratic
party is its unity-its cohesion. In men,
than it is essentially the same, how is it in
It's measures.
Let us illustrate. A Professor in one
of our public schools was engaged with a
class in Physiology. They were discuss
ing the fact that the minute particles of
matter of which the human body is COM
posed are continually being thrown off
and replaced by new particles and that
tho body undergoes an entire change
every few years. A student enquired if
this was the case, whether man posses
sed the same body at forty years of age
as he did when but twenty. The worthy
Professor replied the body was the same.
Well, said the young seeker after knowl-
edge, if L have a jack-knife and lose the
blade, and got a new one put in, is the
knife still the same? Certainly, replied
the Professor in the blandest tone. Well,
said the boy, if I lose the handle now,
and get new one put on, is the knife
still the sams9 Certainly, again replied
the Professor in a convincing manner
Well, persisted the preserving seeker of
truth, if someone else finds the old blade
and the old handle, and puts them togeth-
er, what knife is that? The class was
dismissed. In the better days ofthe DEM
ocratic party, it had two great principles
which may be represented by the handle
and the blade of the knife. These prin-
ciples were: First. that Congress held SUI
preme control over the Territories of the
United States. Second, that freedom
was the normal condition of the Terrific
ries, and slavery could only exist by posi-
tive law. la ua4
At the bidding of Mr.. Cass and other
leaders, the first principle was dropped
and the miserable doctrine of Popular
Sovereignty" received instead-a doctrine
whose legitimate fruit is seen in the
present beautiful condition Of Utah. The
second principle has boon repudiated by
President Buchanan and the democracy
by the assertion, that slavery exists in
Kansas susder tie Constitution of the
Uaited States" thus making the Consti-
tuition an instrument of dcspotisn; taking
the position that under it Slavery IS the
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natural condition Of Territory and free
dom mist be won. The Republicans
have found and adopted these castaway
principles. Which is the real jack-knifea
Which is the true Democratic party p
Which will the people supports
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1857-10-07
Fire i'm ST AnthOny.

Last week Monday destructive fire
occurred in the business portion of st An
thony. Two blocks of stores, and sever
al other buildings were burned. The loss
Is estimated at about 100000. Messrs.
J. d. G. H. Halves, dealers in Boots, Shoes
and clothing, were among the sufferers.
There are many in this place who will
regret to learn of their loss.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1857-10-07
PEN AND SCISSORS.

A Republican club has been organ
lied in the town of Trimbelle.
The steam ferry boat so long ex-
pected to ply between Hudson and Lake
land, has arrived.
The banking house of E. |. Tinkham
4 Co. has closed its doors. Its bills are
amply secured.
Tie county nominations of the DEM
Gratis in st. Croix Co., are; for Sheriff.
S. S. Edwards; Coroner, Heman Dodge;
Clerk of the Court, S. S. Starr; County
Surveyor, VIM. H. Lee; District Attor-
ney, Octavius Boil.
Last week tho merchants Of st. Paul
held meeting for consultation In regard
to the high rates of exchange and general
financial matters. A committee appointed
to consult with the bankers, was to report
on Monday.
1T is said that ex-President Fillmore
is about to marry lady in Montreal.
-Jewett & Co., the great Boston Pub
fishers, have suspended. Liabilities 500
900.
Great Bitain is at war with nearly
one half the people Of the globe. The
United States are at peace with all the
world-save the people of Kansas.
B. F. Taylor says Of Galena, at is
an epitome of life; a city Of ups and
downs" We believe b m
-Ticknor and Fields. of Boston, have
published new volume from the pen Of
Alexander Smith, author Of the 'Life
Drama" 1t is cs lied "City Poems"
The Watertown Anzeiger, an inflen-
tial German paper, has bolted the Demo
cratic ticket sa
The Editor of Mineral Point paper,
says at a camp meeting held near that
place, although there were no conversions
rsany young men gave evidence that the
sspirit' was there.
The London Times declares May
June, July and August to have been tho
hottest months ever experienced in Eng
land.
| Near Heart Grove, H., person car
stand on an eminence and at one view
see upwards Of thirty thousand acres o
growing corn. -Four years ago the grounc
was an unbrokcn prairie.
The prominent candidates for thu
Speakership Of the next Congress, are J
L. Orr, ]. Clancy Jones, and ]. S. Phelp
of Missouri. The former is considered
the most formidable.
The expenses of the London Doll.
News are e52O per week. Those of tn
London Times are much more.
They have had remarkable hare
frosts in Connecticut some three weeks
ago, ice formed to the thickness Of win
dow glass, that's ahead Of our time.
-Itis reported by the Montreal Trans
cript, that all the troops in Canada al
soon to be withdrawn for the service
in India.
Yesterday there was a rumor tina
the State Bank of Illinois, at Shawnee
town, had failed. We trust the rumo1 i
with ut foundation Chicago Tribune
Oct, LIST.
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w Advertising bills must be paid quar-
Assembly Convention.

The Republicans of the Assembly District,
comprising the counties of Pierce, Dunn, CHIP
pewas Eau Clair and Clark, will hold Con-
rention at Eau Clair on the ninth OF October
next at two clock P. NJ, for the purpose OF
nominating an Asserntlyman for the next eSs-
isiatures to Unsupported at the ensuing Eiec-
ton, and for the transaction OF such other pus-
mess as nav come before the Convention.
Each county win be entitled to three Dele
W, P, BARTLETT. Chm. Ass. Com
Eau Claire, Sep. Dist, 1857. *t
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1857-10-07
MinncsOta and Pacific Rail-
road Company,

Through the energy Of Edmund Rice,
ESQ, the interchangeable President of this
road, one hundred lnborers are already
employed in laying the track between this
city and St. Anthony: and arrangements
are bong made for the engagement of
from five to eight hundred more, who
will be paid off every Saturday night
The ground was first broken on the frat
instant, and six miles of the road are
stakcd out.-.S. PUM Times.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1857-10-07

re- Daniel Mears, of Polk County
has been nominated for State Senator by
the Democrats of this District. Mr..
Mears is popular man and will doubt
less receive the entire Democratic vote.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1857-10-07

DICKENS says there are cold, bitter truths
that sink like lead to Tophet while certain
generous white-winged fbs, devised to
screen the suffering, poor and fraiL, float
radiantly up to Heaven.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1857-10-07
FRA N KILN
FIRE g. MARINE
INSURANCE CO
Merchants Block, Main Street,
FOND DU LAC, WIS

CAPITAL, 100000.
CASH PAID IN, 100000.
TNH1S Company is a joint stock association.
IL Organized under special Charter granted
by the Legislature of Wisconsin with an
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL OF $5OO,oOO
of which is cash paid in and securely invested
in Bonds and Mortgages, The Company being
thus securely organized upon firm basis, the
Directors take pleasure in recommending it to
public favsr as worthy of confidence and sup
port, with the assurance that all losses shall be
promptly and honorably adjusted. as this is
purely Stock Company. No mutual bust
ness will be done, and no premium notes taken.
a. M. DONALDSON, Pres.
VIM. T. GIBSON, Sec.
CHARLES L. CURRIER, Gen. Tyav. Aqt
VIM. A. TOZER, Agent,
no17-1y RIVER FALLS, WISCONSIN.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1857-10-07

~ A humble man is like good tree,
the more fruit the branches bear, the
lower they bend Themselves.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1857-10-07

Counsel that costs nothing is generally
worth lust what we give for it.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1857-10-07

But we do not believe in Houri, yet we
expect that daughters of Earth will dwell
in heavenly palaces, and bcckon their be-
loved thither with glance as bright rs
that of which the Mussulman dreams.
ED.)
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1857-10-07

AND MISCELLANY.
1st " to Miss Clairissa Glass on embroidery
River Falls, Dip.
Cd to Mrs Henning, Hudson God. or Pet.
1st to Mrs L, F. Billings. Clifton worsted
work. Dip.
Cd to Miss J. Humphrey Hud. God, or Pet.
1st /" to Mrs N. Wales, River Falls on Cloch-
ct work, Dip.
1st to Mrs. H. L. Humphrey of Hudson on
Burr Basket, Dip.
1st on Leather work Miss Jenny Humph-
rev. Dip.
lst " on Drafting G. H. Bates, Hudson, Dip
Cd on O. Bell, Hudson, vol on Archt
1st " on Plain Printing to River Falls Jour-
nal Office. Dip.
ID g on +" Prescott Transcript vol 8, 90
1st i. on Fancy I" River Falls Journal. Dip,
I'd +" on Prescott Transcript vol g. 90
1st " on Quilts, Mrs. M. Packard, of Ri,er
Fails Dip.
I'd g on Mrs. S. R. Gum, Prescott God
ley or Peterson.
Let " on Painting in water eolors. Miss Clara
Stone River Falls, Dip;
LIST on in oil Miss Jenny Humphrey
hudson, Dip
I'd 9 on painting Mrs Il, L. Humphrey, Of
duusoi5 Oodey CT Peterson.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-07-16
0R AND OPFNINGI
ATHENEUM BUILDING!!
Eller 4 Oppcnhefm

"A latest stylss Of
SPRING AND SUMNER CLOTHING,
And couplste assortment Of
Cents Furnishing Goods, Hats, Trunks,
Carpet Bags. &C.,
Allselected At the frat New York and Philadelphia
houses. We respectfully invite the cltirens Of ke
ekak and vicinity TO come and examine goods
and most particularly country dealers, who car
-. Louis Prices.
MerchantT aiiors will alwsys find nice stock
Of Cloths, Cassimeres, -.
keekuk Nnpeh 9A-d
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seven Plate stoves.

ME have also, four sises Of VERY RIavrs
w Plate Stove which will produces p, weifni
heat.
Drums Of every dimension constantly on hand to
Ill box and coal stoves, al II Maip-st.
aprs.d G0MSIOCk BIO
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Omen Coal Radiator

NyEinvitca all who w,sh To burn coal In their
w pariors TO call md see our new hsdahof--
We make taree sixtF suitable tor looms OF all d..
mentions at Nc. ~ Main.si.
apr3-d CoMsTocK i BIO.
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Insurance Agency!
INSURANCE CO. mo. 4, LLSTRGET ~ X,
Capital ~. 0OO, 900.
EQUITADLE
INSURANCE CO., OF LONDON,
CAPITAL 81. Doe. geo.
NM y q EPORT
FIRE MARINEINS. co. ,BRlDG EPoRT COMM
CAeirAL $3a0, 0oa
WARRINGTON
UNION ms. CO., Ci.EVELANp,0.
CArirAL t3Oe, 900.
FRANKLIN
FIRE NARINEINS. CO, FoSp DU LAC, Wis.
CAPITAL $500, 900.
DOLICIESissu-d in the above CsmpAnies on the
L safer glasses Of risks only. al fair rates. snd
losses I'D listed and promptly paid. at tho Once 81
the Agency, on Second street
aprid WN. i. TURNER, Agent.
wAuGoNxmA FInE AMI MARINE
INSURANCE t0MPANS,
Incorporated BY hs Lssis'aius 81 HHaois in 1855
Once Gin Iron Buildingl cornefef ak snd
State-Streeis,
CHICAGO ..".-.........
Capital 100000.
INSURANCE effected agains, loss or damage BY
! Fire, and Inland Navigation, Al eurrent rates
VA. COOK, President.
C.B. ROCKWELL. See'y.
SAM'L N. RANKIN. agent.
Office on seaond-st. bet. Main sud Jchnfen,
maylidsm kEoKuK, IOWA.
xEOKVK MAXINE aNsuKAnsI. CO.
/ Capital. s2OO.O 900.
v1SHIs Company isprepsredtoio dsrineinsur-
! / ancc business. Cargo risks taken atahstomary
rates, and he usual Cash Greg
slar customers.
I Lossespromptly adjusted.
DIRECTORS:
"A. Bridgman, aE, Knbonrns,
1 3. II. Harrison, Heo.B. Smyth.
| John Templin, A. l.. Deming,
/ 9. n. Moody, II. D. Woodward,
r. kitbourne, JAa.R Cox.
/ W &C .Rentgen.
A.BRIDGMAN President.
a.B.sMYTii, vicepresidsnt.
- =. assss5ss al. o,trsasurer.
NM .TURHBR Secretary.
Once in sample 'sbuil az Second street.
iansld&w
Fire Insurance.
HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
CAPITAL @3O0, 700.
PHOENIX INsuRANcFco., OF HARTFORD.
CAPITAL 5000, 900.
sTARINs. CO, OF oaDRNsBuRGH N. r.,
cApIrAL$l00, 900.
T1OLICIEs. ~ fair rates. promptly issued ,!
WM. W. BELKNAP, Agent,
: Once inshs Iron Front building, second-ss.
TyHR prines II IA House Of Dasias o. taSs
j yssrs 10 the Holy City edited BY ths ~,
4 Prot. ). u. lasfahan; tor ; msp sy COW
ianea?d " Msia.st.
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CT . r - = n q = r . Il z,
f1NHk suAesstened tAhes pisasureiu Aunouneias
to his old friends and the put rally. tAee
he has just opened CL0lhlk6 STORE, vhsss
viii he founda complete assortment Of Spriag end
summer Clothing, and Gentlemen's fnraishine
tiovds, which have been purchased IL the lowest
rates In sheEastsrn markets, end will be sold inst
~ cheap y they can be had anywhere in the city.
tieptisnaa ere invited To call and examine for
thcuselpok A. ". GRIFFITH,
nak11r11v n Maimst.
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61Drusksnssss 10 Assssring devil, .
sweet poison, plsasant sin, which whoso-
ever hssh, hath not himself, which whososv-
or doth oo4,ais, doth not commit sin, but be
himself II wholly Sin.
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Quincy ParlOr stove.

EOR WOOD.
L>oR convenience and utility this Store 10 urtur.
passed. II has . large are door, open top ara
frcnt--beautiful in sign, we'll made, and warihh-
ed TO perform we'll in every ease. The demand 81
been so great for this that we were unablt 10
keep with our orders last season, nut oos ~
have SO extended our works for making then -
will enable US to diltL demands promptly ~ ic.
tuGe. city buysss are especially soheihd 10 sA.G-
Inc this stove before palchssinr.
c0MbTQCk 4 FRO,
arrs-d II Main-st.
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asbvs Ague ksaAleasoFs
Covsli's Deosssins Mixture IL . positive care for
Fever saa Agss and all Dilisss Diseases. This
Mixsass Ass Assa before The pehksfos ssnbsr
Of ysarAAsA hes slwsys bsss ased vstAsSssss.-
Its : hssnlsss aad certain ssnsdy. 0st . pan-
phlsifstn tAs dssssists ead sssA II sad yss will
DO satisfied.
soi4Asss BY 0'Csasss Bro, ard 4assAsll Z
Brusst IN 81. Lsuis, ~ n. Dlakssly, ~ " tAs
Propsisssss, A.A. Psstss Bss., kosk islaaa, ~
msA1ldAwly.
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II. 8. VANa0CK LEM
AuCrfONEEk AND x0HN1.
nF1ICE With p. B. Smith - jshssea e., bst.
~ "a m -. Uuas9sl y
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Refer Also to J n. Bvesdeu, David Collier, y. A.
Duy. Johp swarts, G. b. q. Parsons, Rude Nur-
~ Hsildsrs Wn. arahsn. Buiiders 6isio..
k.oth ! Co., Builder,; Davis 4 Price. psistess.
,snus ...a...t~..d l.. as-....a -.
H:.h, ~. - $3.50. p1s.. W 49, n
L.. ~ ~ Csi,d. - ). 49,. Si.I.is ~
-, 49,. "a i. ,-.Ssa :: s~s..i-- M ~
-. I. ~ 80. - s.srs ns.s..ss.. ~ ~.
ss.,s," $3.50 49,. M go In sssss.ins q
~ ,..iass ~ ~. ....,i.,ia, ~ ro~a.s -.as,ist
- PUN . ~ - - n. a..ss ~. n, d -
s..s:s 49,. ~, /. .ns.ss, !. ~ h.,... :.
us soas 1v0sse,, -" S.s-rss ssS S"set ssss
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PraIrle State stoves.

TTishardiy necessary foruste recar TO ms f'ose'
i the chsras,, of which is 50 we'll and iav.fatly
known throughout the interior 81 this 'ht sa-
joining States. Although patented fsme i.b ysas
ago. II possesses every real improvement list iis
ever betn made upon the dsseeIdi a.nue stove -
the me time In has stood the mos tett ~
any Cook Stove now in use. Cur confidence N W
same 10 such thatw are willing to warrant y "
purchasers for tsn years. ssie R.eEni. nsn-H
sprs-d CoMSTctk hit.
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f'urnQCeN,

\XTE have Oval, bound and oc,agon Stone and
w Charcoal urnEses, very convenient fos irep
ing and broiiing purposes, ~ N AsiD-st.
apry-d GuAhTt h h BRO.
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Wisconsin Lumber Yard.
A good AAsostmsat Of ths ~.
LIZ M0EA. rious qualities, lengths and
thickness.
A fsir assortment on Asnd,
JOlSTs. and bills Allied at SAY Gill
prices.
.ca.~..rn tGool-sised pills. Of The son-
non lengths and sises.
6awsd andoat, The latass veg
cheap.
sm1NGLEs. Pine. Pspisr and Cottonscsd
SASH. Fron smallest y lasest siss.
~~- Gnsll and large, plain, raised
end nouidtd.
0a>1ND0. Rolling and Stationary.
~ and ali Of which articles the subscribsT will
IA sell - his yAds ~ the 4.
Cernsr If Eighth and Blondssx sts.,
orrosirB PrsLic srnooL,
aA1 on tbs ssrser Of saa kaiisosd sts, (nesr X.
4 H. p. n. b. X. Dspot,l low ~ thsy san b
hssshs u The eity and u his Brsnch ard u Ear
niAeton, with cost u transport alton adasd. o.
dsss ailea iron the country and shipped 70 any
stAtios On the railroad 1t the lowest rates.
Nlldly R. o, KELLOGG.
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hf thls article We need not speak, ~ its pepa-
~ iarity stili rohtihuCs To iIcre ass Is sale.
Wemake Fla siaer VI this stpse--epeu ard close
tops--which w. will sell very low. Great care
should bc used seleeinc the beat Of Russia Let
ron, with heavy lining, and when we'll made,
these stoves will Yeaf many years.
The open TOPS seriupa objection to III those
wishing an aif ieht stoss. We have both open
and close ton, s = sin-kt.
aprSa G0MSToCk PFO.
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8oats leave every Afternoon ~
osctOck.
stage scaves for Ptym enth AL a. NJ.
THROUGH TICKETS,
POR ALL PRINcIPAL PLACES,
Good fer any Length OF Time,
Can be procured ~ the
RAILROAD TICKET OFFICE.
Main ST., one door from Billings House,
kEOKUA, IOWA.
J. n. TEWkSBUkY,
Ticket Agent ,keokuk Iowa.
&C. HAMMOND, Gsn ! Sup't Z. u. Z y. X. X.
spr22-d
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The Lawfo1oo 0ool OoOD
COAL

A T wHoLnSAL1 AND ngTAIL, ., the L.sd-
"A ise OF Yasa, - the gedkuk, n. De- Aoiass
Minns sota kslhsaA Osppt, anAdelivsred 81 The
Lsves a 10 Consasrsiu different paxts Of he city.
erOrisss rs1sisa1 ~ the BsukiAs Aosss q
Ford, Gorham / esrd, or o. the eAes in the bss
Noises X. X. Depot JAS. BaOWE
jy7i3mo % selbae Agent.
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Thsee sSsths DON Prihtt6k IhKs nao1Sac'
tared In the cosatry. We aecsptsd thsAsss-
cy Of the nanufaetufsrs solely for the pss-
pose Of hsvinG constant supply Of good
inks for our own uss. W. have end sxpsst
constantly to have on haad good supply
Of the various qualities Of Iaks. which
printers can prosare Of ~ 1t the usual
retes.
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NO MUM WIGs
9. u. Perry has constituted Gao. ". McCRARS
Ais IL ~fui Attor uey TO sell amy desirng TO
purchase property Tor actual improvement, during
his absence East, aome " the most desirable pro
perry within the city limits. upon terms which will
afford any one desiring 10 do 40 IN opportunity 10
secure d home In the most beautiful part Of the
city.
Enquire IT the ONCE Of McCRAaY Bnpcn. on
Third street, between Main 4 johnson.
jySdtf q. II. PERRY.
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VXYnk kesp fss sals, = theis yssd Al he Kse-
w kuk cd ~. Dss kslnes ka.lroad Dspot,
Wood BY the cord, and also prepared for USE
Also, cosl from the bert mines - NE Des Noines
Valley, which they viii deliver 10 A.y part Of the
city, % short notice.
Orders left NJ tke Railioad Deg Or With Bald
win Evans. conner Main and Ath Sta, will -
promptly attended 10. Price LOW. Tsrms--Cssh
ON delivery. UunsI0-dtf
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0AkoR Wo0e00s
"ANTED imaediatsiy, Afss rats journey
w man Baker. To Que that uaderstsnds The
sasiness veil, Hbsssl wages will - given BY tie
subscribers in Pennington.
DEAN BALCOME.
Refer TO o. Tower, ~ William grocery On
Johnson street. Uyttd1
/ u LAk68iot Of sash, Frames. Doors and Boxes
"A .; the sash and Blind Factory, corner sew
snth and Biondesa. B,tAds aads U er6sr IN shSs.
notice. ljylidlm
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eZsswhat 10 the beat attitude for sslf-
dsfsscs ?" asked pupil Of . we'll knows
pugilist. "Ksep . civil league 10 your
bead" was ~ reply.