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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-02

from the Manufacturers lot the Combined Spiral Sau
sage Cutters with "a and G Steel Blades his article
mpros Gcnt upon those W. sold ' '"s and thai gave
20 great atiiacon These have The lr tylnor aud will
cut from 200 lbs bout aud which WI var
ant TO give entire satifsct!ou. >lMfSOS htv.
Sign Of ~, n'li.H Lock. ,nrhnrc
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-02

CARELESS USE or FIREARMs.--Some few days since
lad about 8 or lG years of age, son OF Mr. NllliS
residing on the river road, some six or seven miles
above this city accidentally shot his little sister, n
cd eight wears DR.. Burton called in to see the
little sufferer and hopes entertained that she
will recover.--R. Digpdtcb.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-02

and 5t" usually called for in this market among which
I.odgcrs aud Journals,
Day Books
inyoc" Books.
Cash Books
Records
18Th hooks
Memorandum and Pass Books
Pocket Diaries.
with others mention all of which
al low prices MORSF'S.
tee
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-02

lBOIaniNs..- rhc Vndc r-ixOcd most respect
~ full, announces to the public In general aud hs friends
that he has The old stand of Mr. Valentine oppo
the Liberty Ware llonsc whore he found well
sorted stock Il Ready Made Clothing aud Gentemens FUR
nishR Gools which he el cheap similar house
la his city lie sal~' prepared tor Cutting out making and
repairing otng, te shortest uotice tome one come
ALI Room Rent, which Is adapted
Office any small hosnes- 10 be carried on IN II,
dee 5d6mos GEORGE BLAkEN.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-02

a. EGOND SiOCk oG New Winter tiO0ds.-Dbc
~ subscribers their second Stock of Fall
aud Winter Goods consisting fine silk Robes Striped
Chine Silks Black do Dmhre striped Delaines Satin Striped
very rich, Solid do, Stella Shhwls Cashmere do, fine
Black do nscys &C. &C. which they invite their custoners
. JAS. A. sTlGLER Il co.
oct
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-02

The Washington and Alexandria Railroad was well
patronised during the past week. Commencing at
eight in the morning and at re.ularly recurring in
tervas of two hours, the trip occupies about thirty
five minutes We are informed that the plumber of
passengers per diem has been nearly three hundred.
flfx tf1zftfe.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-02

w MARKtr ST. OPPOSITE MARKET HOUSE, LfNcHBuRG
Al prepared 10 furnish. at the very shortest
lice Horses Hacks and Bugges. hc very best IN the ciiy)
wishing ride in Hack, drawn by fine liorses
with the polite careful drivers be accommodated
l,l
Gentlemen wishing take short afternoon drive with
adv a Buggy with inc Horse can be accommodated
Gentlemen having Pleasure Horses by sonng them
Stable will have kept fine order and ready
notice also responsible for any damage dcife
ticin while stable will he pleased ii the public will
call and satisfy themselves that stable ia boor
stocked than any other in this city T. WILLIAMS,
i1lyl5dts Proprietor
IS EOlK for sate.-Sirginia 6pertcnt Bonds,
- Registered and Coupons, City Of Lynchoufg BONDS. EN-
,lurscd by & Tenn X. X. Company, Merchants Bank
stock purchasers Orders from the country
promptly attended to. PETERS sPEN'h y co
unyy ?
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-02

~ aud business of 81 fhmg respectfully Invited Ia
following from thu regulations Of lNnclbnrg Col
student shall hc allowed I" contract any debt doba
without ,rtisau al hi4 pHrcut guardian. any
student without written certificate from iho
President OF the Faculty VIII do At hi. risk
SAMUEL X. COX,
of llH Inet
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-02

FasSGle o he diplomatic md Consular ippruprta-
non 6A IN ne Ro.se-Praaiofion Of Gen Persiter
r. S@hh Confirmed SECTION Of Senator Mallory,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-02

A LADY "Drfn. SLAYFR."--.i few days ago, Mrs.
Wells of Prince George. saw her dogs rnnnng fine
deer in the neighborhoo1 other house and feeling all
the enthusiastic excitement Of a tue spor'saoman,
she seized her gun and joined in the chase. fae deer
made for the river holly pursued and tried to cross
ON the ice but he progressed far the welldrected
lead from the laiy's rile made yeneon OF him. he
was carried home and not only reflected credit on he
gallant sportswoman, but NIL who were invited to
the feast Pet. DeHocrdt.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-02

ENRENGH BURR MILL STONEA-WAR.
- RANTED,-rhe subscribers beg
-
l,rvc inform Mill owners, Mill Z&HyAEsS>
Nrights, and the public, that they /HS3Tvl//T&N
continue TO make order, and keep /1<iAtXZknYA
constantly hand French BURR IEz<ZltKI2A
MILL STONES. OF all dimensions I4NNSNxc\1l
warranted 10 be Of the best quality ASSSV
ami superior workmanship being (V-<<S\NVSN
made from BJ RR Blocks selected by WN</~ffl\\yV
them from the best quarries In France. XSr$1xxEW
They also keep sale Cologne. Co &PS1Jg
sco, and Esopus Mil Stones Burr
Hooks, Boiling Cloth calcned Plaster Screen Wire Hydrau
- Cement, &c
Orders with satisfactory reference in of the principal
cities promptly executed MORRIS & TRIMBLE,
Successors to Egenton, Morris Co..
West Falls a Pratt street Bridge
nj Tel Baltimore
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FREDERICK N. M GORE,
OF BOSTON,
A e G u I T ECT

I ATE partner of Vim. Washburn, Architect Of
- American, Revere, Winthrop and Parker
Houses, and fremont Temple, Boston Woods Ho-
tel, Portland; Bay State House, Worcester, and
many other nrst class public and private bnildings
throughout the country, having iosAted in Keokuf.
weaid inform the public that be is prepared to fur
nish Designs, Plans, Detail Drawings. Specified.
tons and supsrintendsnco for churuAss. Sehnol
Houses, hoteis, stores, Dwellings, and public and
accuracy.
All the modern Improvements, such a. Warming,
Lighting, Ventilation, &C., ~ adopted in the East
ern cities, will be especially provided for a. re-
CURED.
gv-Ofhce in samples new building, on Second
street, between Main and Johnson.
Jan. IL, '57-dly r. H. MOORE
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WOODy Moon I

u. PRICES Yard the place TO get what you
want In this line. sssed and split to sut Or not
sawed snd split, Just - yon desire. Orders, with
the pay, left At Baldwin Evans, corner Of Maln
and sth Streets will b. sttenasd To without delay
food measure wauAnted. shall soon have . lot
Of dry oak. and some hickory for those who like
god wood. Those wishing 3. 10 20 cords az good
wood can be supplied. A. the railroad il near the
fountain bead fOr coal, shall soon have that kind
VI fael for those Who use ~. Those Wishing hard
wood Lumber can ~ supplied BY calling 81 the
Railroad Depot. Lunbss sawed 10 order
Jan. 5. '57-d3n J.B. PRICE.
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nchl7dti
1 BOOK AGEEES

M ANTED--A number Of men Of good address
w to sell some handsome and rapidly selling
works.
Justpublished,a handsome New Years Present
entitled "The Floral Diadem, A Wreath of
Gathered Flowers, handsomely bound In Cloth and
Gilt, and superbly illustrated with n number Of
Colored engrayings. Also, cheap and quick
ing work entitled " The TySs Hntory Of The Kamsos
Wars, stitched in neat wrapper, with splendid
Address
j. X. TELLER,
nov5-d Fourth-s ST., near Main. Cincin natl.
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WIN. BROWN,
A IL CHTTECT

lsI call at his rooms, over Doubleday 4 Will
- sons Store Second street, any time kept sun
days. from day light tin 10 o'clock at nj ghi - N
Is Obliged T. be constantly on hand on account of
pressof business, and see HIS drawings APPARATUS
and extensive Architectural Library, which arc
free toths,inspection of all and Judge whether he
Is competent 10 servethe public in his profession
lie might hsrerecite what great things he has done
or can Do, but that would be supcruous this utl-
itariznconmunity therefore he is willing to show
the public What he can himself do In q practical
sense. Call and see free Of charge.
febid W. BROWN.
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desirable especially for those who wish TO ornament
their grounds with small trees which viii dominance
bearing the second year after planting.
Also, supply of Fancy shrubbery, Evcrgreens,
Roses, &c.
Orders received mt our grounds, Of = mile west
of the old City limits the Bluff Ferry road to the
Des Moines, or bv mail, addressed to
HUBBELL HILTON.
kaokuk Oct g-daw.
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I HAVE this day disposed Of my entire interest
j in the drug business To 7. l. Mekenny; also my
interest In the manufsst and sale of Il. h. Gill
mores Mamaluke Imminent, and Vegetable Anti
Bilious Pills. and take pleasure In recommending
him 90 The public deserving Of their patron
age M. ii. RUNNER.
mchi7dtf
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A CO-PARTNEKSHTPhe heretofore existing under
N the mans of Mekcnny Runner, is this day
dissolved by mutual consent. All claims against
the oldfr will be cancelled by T. j. Mckenny,
who will in future conduct the business, and who
aones authorized TO settle the business OF the old
firm I. i. MckENNf,
M. ii. RUNNER.
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BLACK WOODS MAGAZINE
AND
TIE BRITISH QUARTERLY REVIEWS.
GREAT INDUCEMENTS TO SUBSCRIBE.
Cost NeAuceA 80 TO % Per Cent.

HE BRITISH QUAhlEhL1 REVIEWS. |
GREAT INDUCEMENTS TO SUBSCRIBE.
Cost % eauced so 10 10 Fer Cent.
l.. SCOTT CO., New York, continue 10 publish the |
following leading British Periodicals;
THE LONDON QAU RTRRLY tCsnoerative.)
THE EDINBURGH REVIEW tWhig)
THE WESTMINSTER REVIEW lLiberal.)
RDINBU RICH MAdAEINEtTor J
V1NHESE Periodicals. ably represent the three
great Political Parties Of Great Britain
whig, Try and Radical-but politics forms one
feature Of their character. As organs Of tho most
profound writer's Oh Science, Litersture, Morality
and Religion, they stand, ss they ever have stood
unryaled in the world Of letters being considered
indisren able to the scholar and professional man.
while to the intelligent reader of every GLASS they
furnish more correct and satisfactery record Of
the curren, literature of the day, throughout the
world, than pessibly be obtained from any 9th
er source.
EARLY COPIES.
The receipt Of ADVANCE SHEETS from the British
Publishers gives tonal value to these Reprints
inasmuch ~ they now be placed in the hands Of
subscribers about q soon as the original editions.
TERMS. Irregular Prices.) Per ann.
For any one Of the four ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 90
For any two Of the four Reviews............. S 90
For any three Of the four Reviews ........... 90
For all four Of tho Reviews. 90
FOR Blackwoods Magazine. 8 o.
FOR Blackwood and three Revews......-....... Q 90
For Blackwood and t he four Reviews ........1O 90
Payments to DO made in all eases in ADVANCE
Money current in the state whore issued win be
ceived at par
POSTAGE.
The Postage to any part Of the United States
will DO but - CENTS year for Blaekwsod, md
but - conts year for each Of the Reviews.
Atthe above prices the Periodicals win be furn-
shed for 1857.
Splendid Offers for '56 and Isl Together.
Unlike the more epbemerAi Magazines of the
day, these Periodicals lose little BY age. Hence
full year OF the numbers with no nmissions) for
1886 may be regarded as nearly as valuable a. for
1857. Wepropose 10 furnish the two years at the
following extremely lou rates
For Blackwoods Magaxnc............... 5As
TOT any one %
Fof any Two 90
For Biaekwood and one keyiew................ 90
For Blackwood and two ksviews............... o 90
FOR three 90
For Lakewood and three Reyiews............I2 90
FOR the four 90
For Blackwood and the four Reviews. .......N 90
40 avoid fractions, IS may be RENTED for
Blackwood, for which v i'll forward thatfor both
years, Pest PAID.
N. b. The price in Great Britaim Of the five Pc.
riodicals above named il sb0st $3l per aenun.
Aswe shall nessr again b likely 10 oGer sueh
tndpcemcn tsAs those here pfG1ento4,
Now4Is the TINE 70 sunscnapH.
Z5ksmittances must, in all cases, be made d.
rect to the Publishers for mt these prices no
mission can be allowed TO Agents. Address
LEONARD SCOTT Co.,
| jan27-d 81 Gold St., N. Y.
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CURBING AND PAVING NOTICE.
To the Unknown OW ners OF ANY
Lots upon ahe following described
Streets.
A i a meeting Of the City Council Of the City Of
n keokuk, held December Esd, A. ID. 1856, the
following resolution was adopted:
Resolved, That the owners of the Lots situated
upon the streets described below, to-x witt On Blon-
deau street from Water To Fourteenth street; on
Concert from First TO Sixth street; High street
from Second 10 Sixth street; on Exchange street
frem Water to Fourth street on First street from
Exchange TO RoDdeau street ON Second street from
Main TO High on Fourth street from johnson to
Orleans; on Fifth street from johnson to Orleans
on seventh from Timea to BiondeAu street; on
Eighth from Main to Blondeau street; on Ninth
street from johnson to Concert; on Tenth from Elk.
change to Concert on Eleventh from Main street
to High on Twelfth from Main to High street; on
Thirteenth street from Main to Concert on Four
teenth street from Main to Biondeau, and fronting
upon any OF said streets, be directed TO have the
curb stones set by the first day Of June next, and
the eide walks graded and paved by the Grst day Of
August nest; the same TO be done in accordance
with the Ordinances Of the City.
CERTIFY the above to be a copy Of resolution
passed by the City Council Of the City Of
keokuk. Given under my hand this 3lst
day Of December, A. d. 1885.
d. $. MERRIAM,
decSl-d2m Clerk of the Council.
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l10ueo ANA Los lOr N03os
nAVkfos 49, . hpase ana lot "a HAAk a., =
: tween I4tA and 18th The buiidiae n n s{o.S
!n9uiriss can ~ nadc Of Wu. Lowes1sga. sornsF 3,
lAth and johnson sts ftsA9-6fs
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HnsaSvo1n - 1nxy.

D1rees e1nDo11asson.
CtM. Il TUCKER - now resaivins Their
80 49, - - spMs9 t<aAs - AAs1
81 sssssss s sss:ss1 , s.s ... a.
otye pq1UDoe Go0 ADMSeoA nAnutastursrs b
alM6oe eyeY tonA With 3rtves - this port, aa1 J
afo peepooo4 tet 0be tn1Dooe1 toaueemsnss 70 pu1
sAsS, I'D viii duplicate say 81. Loais biil vhisA
may havs bssa nsds In ear line. dAw
M1LLEkS md Maasfacsursrs will And { con-
Ayl stAat supply Of large Circular Saws, waSrAs-
"a, asdAt the mAaafassarsr's prices say "a, -,
81 and 81 inches end when required, 90 inches, To-
cssasr Nth tho smaller sisss, ~ the sign q ths
n.yaia1..
4 xHs IAx8 l--lsas . ,Oollias ,sinnoas' LAP
"A pineott's axa, for sale low BY
s.w.lH. TUCx1R. /
CPADES-A.ss' ,kowlands and osAss hsss1s,
- Tor sale BY 8. 3 H. TUCKER
CHOvkL8-Ams' kowland's and other 6ean6
- for sale By S.W. n. TUCKER.
uOkS-5olid goose. neck, rivessd, castssssl plAs-
IL ters, and Carolina hose Tor sale 10 great "a
;'' r'''' CHAINS w. ;.G Il 4 6; 4; ~
WORN PLANfnks--A Sspsrisr article for horss
~ power, asd woadsrful lahoe and time saving
nashins. for sale BY s. We II. TUCKER.
yRAIN and grass scythes--A large stock u Wal
~ dfon's and other makss, for sale low BY
3. ". IL. TUCKER.
AOLAY iron and wood bracsd grsin cradles Tor
U1 sale low BY 8. w All. TUCKER.
CNAITHS--W rought tubs patent and commoa
~ 6naiths, lasgs stock, for sale low By
s.W. al. 1UCRER.
II Az and straw Forks--A very large stock q
s.W.a H. TUCKER.
MANURE FORKS long and short handlss, for sale
UA By .. W. II. TUCKER.
LAY aud Harden Rakes Tor sale b.
Ia 3. W.. II. TUCKER.
IL kD0E shears snd Pruning Hooks, Of dinsssni
11patterns, fur sale low by
s.w. AH. TUCKER
NJ s.w.4n.TUcKER
| (v0IL Chain, JApsnnsd, for fsncing osnstss,
~ grounds, for sale Low By
SWAN. rucKKR.
RLAcksMITHB Drills for tAs bench, good as
- tiols, for sale Low BY
SWAN. TUCKIR.
IuORSK- HHOR Nails. the genuine 0rilAn, a.
L L others, for sale Iowby
s.W.tH. TUCK1R.
~ 6.W. n. TUCkBR.
Sign 1t TIE Red Padlssa
straw asa CsSn.ssalk Cutters.
| A VERY substantial maehine, eoasi1sred q
| "A best In use; cutting equally veil straw -
corn stalks for Understanding which shsuh }
in the hands Of every farmer and sGAhls keeper.
For Sale BY d. We n. TUCKER.
auxsdAv sign u The HID PsAIosk.
CADr JONES 4 PECK. Aesnes.
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Mississippi Valley Nurseries.
KEOKUK, IOWA.

NIE are now prepared
w to furnish q general
assortment If the most
desirable kinds Of
FRUIT TREES,
such as Apple Peach Pear,
Plum, Cherry, Ounce, DC.
Small fruits, Raspberries,
Strawberries, c ufran Is,
Gooseberries DC. together
with any quantity Of Ca
taw bs and Isabella Grape
Roots.
Our stock of Dwarf
D. a,.a l..Iaz =.
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a CAMD.
( .Eo poNSELLAN, Civil Engineer and Survey
~ or, ossrs his professional services to the citi-
gene OF keokuk and vicinity, for the surveying
and arranging II grounds to suit the contour III
us surfaee, and feels confident he can please those
'HSesiFtng such service
business pertaining TO the profession attend-
60 70 With rromPtnsss. and the iithogratAing Of
charges.
jan2s-d3m
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
vINHE business Of Bridge 4 Brother, in Keokuk,
L will bc continued By the new arm n heretofore
under the name and style Of Bridge 4 Brother.
Thankful for the liberal share Of patronage CT ;
tended 70 their Agent, VIZ. 3. MoosE the past sea-
SON. we will endeavor to merit, and hope to receive
continuance Of the same.
BRIDGE. BEAcHa CO.
st. Louis, Mo-, January 1, '57.
ianT- 2m-dAw fTimes comp
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A. L. coNNABLR. GE0. ,. eMYrn- n. coNNADk3.
CONNA0LE. 0MxTM 4 CO.,
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
pKALKRsIN rxHNsKsssE IAoN,
ForWarAsng 4 Connmnlssson
MERCHANTS,
Nos 81 and IS, Ievee, opposite steamboat Landing,
KEOKUk, IOWA.
ME are now in receipt of large stoek of goods
w in our line for WINTER TRADE, TO which the at
tention Of CASH CUSTOMERS or PROMPT rsME RrrRRs
is solicited. Our stock is partly compvissd Of the
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-02-18
JUST RECEIVED AT
HOOPER-S
Drug and Preucr pti ON Store,

JUST RECEIVED AT
HOOPER,S
Drug and Prescriptton store.
"A NoiHEk fresh supply OF Drugs, Chemicals,
"A warranted pure,l Perfumery and Fancy ar
tcles, embracing the most popular articles of the
day, TO which he invites your attention.
Concentrated Persian Essence, the most elegant
perfume for inpartiug to the handk erchief very
agreeable and lasting odor.
bouquet d'0reans, or XA Bourbon; Oriental
Drops, Otto of Roses,
Ext. Magnolia, Ext. New Mown Hay,
" West End. Tea Rose,
.. Sweet Briar, Patch0uy,
{" Musk Jockey Club,
" Heiiotrope, Niolette;
Ver6sna, Amber and Orange Flower Water Arc
omatic Vinegar, Aromatic Crystals, Ger
man Eerona Cologne, Nacassar Oil,
Vinegar de Rouge, Pink Sau-
GERS, Meen- Fun, Chalk
Balls, Lily White.
Bandaline, and Egyptian Hair Dye.
voR THE HAIR.
Alexander Pelamicus,
savages Ursinn,
Lymans Arctusine.
TOILET SOAPS.
Baain's Poncine Soap,
Lubin's Sason superhne Soap,
Serbena soup.
Honey soap,
Brown Windsor Soap,
Vegetable Oil sand Soap,
Transparent Soap Bars,
Transparent Soap Balls
Amsndine Soap,
Marsh Mailow.
Genuine Yankee Soap,
Military Shaving Soap,
Shaving Cream,
Shaving Brushes.
Hair Brushes,
Tooth Brushes,
Nail Brushes,
Flesh Brushes.
Port MopAies
Railroad Companions,
Cigar Gases, and
Travelling Flasks oi every description.
FLAy0RwG EXTRACTS.
Almond,
Lemon,
dec2o Pine Apple, dc.
A SUPPLY Of fresh HOPS al HooPEK's
RihD SEEDs-consi'ting Of Hemp. Canary and
II Miilet, at Idec2ol H00PER'S
I oDkk's hne Chewing Gum at HooPEK's.
= uee1o
DIANo BUSTERS, at HOOPER S.
ute@o
vLiCEkiNk Ointment, for chapped hands lips,
y &c, at [dec20l HooPER's.
LoOFLAND'S celebrated German Bittsrs and
- hos'etters stomach Bitters,at HooPERS
Drug and Prescription Store,
aes-o Main-st., bet. 2dA I'D.
AuBBARD's Calcined Magnesia, Henry's do
- Bley do, Citrate do, always ON hand 1T
aecZp d0OPER'S.
NPlRlT Gas, Iurpcntine Alcohol, and vArnishes
- OF every quality, at idec2r] HoopER'S.
( ls"E6o Corn starch, refined and prepared ex.
- pressly for food may he used as substitute
Tor, and IN the same manner as, Arrow Root, ut
HoOPER'S
Drug Prescription Store,
uecze Main-st, bet. 2da3d.
A PRIME article Of Cigars and Chewing Tobsc.
"A co. Call try them,
ase@e H00pER'S.
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BURLINGTON

VmzzaAalzlg21Azge
.
l.. II. DALHoFF. Principal.
TERMS:
For unlimited course in Double- Rntry Book
Keeping. Commercial Calculations, Penmanship,
DC, SIS 90.
THE DESIGN THIS INSTITUTION Is
TO afford young men theopportanity of qualifying
themselves for the duties Of the Counting House,
in a thorough and expeditions manner.
the COLLEGIATE COURSE
will be the same as followed by the Mercantile
College # Penns yiyania, which has beenS recon-
monded by tho highest commercial authority in
the country, as the most comprehensive and prac-
tcal ever introduced.
PExyAANsnlP.
As u good handwriting justly regarded ~ an
Indispensable requisite to n good business sducs-
tion, unremitting attention win be given in this
department..
COMMERCIAL Law LKcrunEs
win be delivered by Mr.. G. Ben Darwin one Of the
ablest IN embers Of the Burlington Bar.
An ELkaANr DIPLOMA,
under the seal Of the State College Of Pennsyiva-
mia, signed By the Faculty, is granted to those
who pass asstisfactory examination. This instru-
ment viii Be found passport TO the confidence Of
business houses in every part Of the Union.
FTFor full particulars, send for circular by
mail. (Oct3-dAw
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4. i&ELLt.i,
Aos.~s, 1896. a.. " HURLEY.

assfby recommend NJ friend Harley to our
nnm*rous patrons as gentleman every way wor.
thy their entire eonhdence, hud fally capahie az
eebduolIng Lbs susiaexs 10 the sals s4sfseiion II
all.
asr dtf L. KELLEY
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\ OF IGE.

NOTICE.
rNHE co-partnership formed with my brother,
L HARRISON =. BRrpeE, under the firm and style
of BkIDSE BROTHER, tprevious to his decease. J
has expired by limitation The subscriber will set
tie up the business OF the old firm at the counting
room herofere occupied by them.
Janl HUDSON Z BRIDGE.
NEW FIRM
IL TDS0S Il. BRIDGE has this day associated
L l. with him in business, HESRY b. HOLLAND
LEONARD B. HOLLAND and JoHs II. BEACH for the
purpase Of continuing the late firm II BRrDes
BROTHER, under the name and style Of BRIDGE,
BEACH co., Who prepared 10 offer increased
Inducements and facilities to the numerous custom
ers OF the late hrm, continuance of whose pat
ronage ls respectfully solicited.
Janl BRIDGE, BEACH co.
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FANCY AND DRESS GOODS.
second-St. Cheap store, opposite
the Afhem a. u m.

CLOSING OFT WINTER DRY GOODS
" make room Tor our spring PURCHASES, We will
cell ear prescott stock al and under hrst cost
Inc stock y large aud wei selected And Of
cloths, csssineres cassinets leans blankets msri-
nos nannes, delans, esiieos laees, eullarr embro.
deries, trimmings, comforts. hoods c1sya,s stocks
gloves, dress shirts, under shir,s and drawers. woa
ca and cotton yarn. and In fast everything kept In
general Dry Goods Store
labi2i X H. ABBOTT AGO