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SO0 NEW STORE Snn
OUA Nd NEW GOODS OUZ

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CUI AND VIEW d s. OUZ
9, The subscriber has just removed into his New
Store, No. 80 Eleventh street, told stAnd,D where
he respectfully soliclts the patronage of his friends
d the public. ana desires to call their attention TO
his extensive assortment of
FANCY AND MILLINERY GOODS.
particularly i.adIes' Dress Caps, from the North.
Ladies' Fall aud Winter Hats which will compare
IN style and taste with any in the city.
Straw Millinery in all its Branches.
French and American Flowers, selected with great
care.
Ribands Of every style and price.
Ruche's Bonnet Frsmes. Crowns. &c.
Eng lsh and Italian Grapes, Silks, S.tins, &c.
Hosiery I'm all It's Branches.
LADIES' Dress Trimmings, all kinds.
Gentlemen's Drawers. Cndershirts, Stocks, Collars
Cravais. and Handkercniefs
Muslin and Cambria Embroidery
LADIES' EmbrOIdered III Hemstich Hanlkerchiefs
Shetland Wool, Wo, nen Cotton Yarns.
Extracts Eau de Cologne and Perfumery OF eyery
description.
Fancy Toilet Soaps
Hair, Nail, and Tooth Brushes
Tuck, Side, Pocket. and Dressing Combs, all kinds
TOYS TOYS, TOYS, TOYS
Rubber Cloth, for nursery use.
Elastic Hands and Belts.
In fact, every thing that every lady wants for the
necessarIes as veil as the Injuries Of life.
IL Call and examine for yourself.
n Is st VIM p SHEDn
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TOYS, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,a.
al st LAMMOND'S.
NEW GOODS.-A new stock Of Fancy Notions
and Toys, cheap,a
II 1871 IsMNOND,S
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NITY MARKET! CITY MARKET!

rITY MARKET. CITY MARKET
Having opened the above market. will constant
y keep all kinds OF marketing, which 1 will sell as
cheap As On n se bought in any mark-t In Washing
ton Mar keting sent to all parts of the city without
additional charge.
GEORGE THOS. STEWART
n 1881 corner of 18th and " street.
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TIE WEATHER The following report of the
weather for this morning is made from the Morse
Telegraph line to the Smithsonian Institution
The time of observation ia about o clock a. 10. :
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TOR SALE.-Three or four fine Mich COWS
Il will be offered At the Market Yard, on SATURDAY.,
if Gear. if not, on Tuesday Morning.
n 1891" LEWIS BAILEY,
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Miss MAYS SECOND COyCERr-The seats
for the concert Of tomorrow night are being
rapidly taken up, as, indeed, was to be antici-
pated in consideration Of the great number
who were unable to obtain even standing room
at the first concert given by Miss May Ap-
parently, Carusi's Saloon will be filled again to
its utmost tomorrow night
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TRUNKS! TRUNKS. TRUNKSm
Just received, SO TRUNKS. at SAMUEL p.
HOuVER'S Root. SHOE, and TR UNKDD
ESTA BllsHMENT, Iron Hall, betweenSySthN
9Th and 10th streets, Pa. avenue. WILL
Also this day received from New York
$40 aides and Gentlemen's Sole Leather. Iron and
Wood Frame Travelling TRUNKS, BONNET
BOX ES, VAI.ISES. and CARPET BAGS
As thew have been bought AZ least Is per cent less
than the usus mandatory prices, can sell them
S per cent. less than any establishment south Of
New York city, for cash also.
A general assortment of Ladies' Gentlemeu's
Misses. Boys, hlldreu's, and Servants BOOTS
and SHOES for fall and winter wear
All in want of the above ar tIcles will please give
me a call before purchasing elsewhere.
SAMUEL. Z. HOOVER,
Iron Hall, Pa. ave, bet. 9th and 10th SITS.
L. eo2w
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Col. j. L. DUNcAN.-We learn that this
gentleman, who liz represented by the tee-
graph as having gone off with Walker as the
Colonel of the latter's artillery, has done moth
ing Of the sort; but remains at New Orleans in
the discharge Of his duties in connection with
the construction Of the new custom house there
We are glad to hear the fact, as he is repre-
sented to be an exceedingly efficient and faith
full public officer.
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ELEcTED.-The Hon. BENZ. Rush Floyd Of
Wythe, has been elected to fill the vacancy in
the Virginia State Senate caused by the resig-
nation Of DIR. Tate, lately appointed to be the
Sixth Auditor of the Treasury Mr. Floyd is q
gentleman of high character and fine abilities,
and has long been leading Democrat of West
ern Virginia. He walked over the course with
out opposition, such is his personal popularity
at home; the result of the intimate knowledge
which the people Of the district have of him.
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CORPORATION or WASHINGTON SroCk
~ for sale In sums to suit.
JAS. c. MCGUIRE,
nlS st AuctIoneer.
A LARGE COLLECTION of Minerals, Shells,
"A and FOss lis for sale for $500 half cash, half
SIX month credit. A. BOSCHKE,
n Ia ST. L. g. Coast Survey Office
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NAVAL Courts OF IyoUIRY.-In Court No.
i, to-day, DR.. Sharp was examined in behalf of
Government in the case of Ex Passed Midship-
man West, and the case was closed
Before Court No. 2, in the case of 1t. Dom
mick Lynch tfurloughed) Master W. Brady was
examined for defence
In Court No. ;, the case Of EXC apt Levy
was continued, and Commodores Perry and
Stringham were examined in behalf of Govern
ment Hon. B. F. Butler, P. Phillips, and T.
NJ. Blount appear as counsel for Levy
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k,-The Ladies of Capitol Hi! intend
X Z opening q Fair at Columbia Hall, CAPITOL
Hi, on MONDAY EVENING, Nov. 18TH for the
purpose OF raising funds for the erection of Monu-
ment to the memory of b. &. Grenup, who was
killed in the discharge of his duty as fireman.
Prot. Withers's Band has been engaged.
Season tickets 80 cents single tickets IL cents.
l4-6t"
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pysentery. Relax, and Worms.
Indigestion and I,npurity of the Blood.

",. Rer.L T. Nmes, Pastor Of Aarent Church, Boston
Dir. AYER: have used your Pills with extraordinary
Ia my family and among those am called to visit
n die tress Turegle the organs of digestion and purify
he blood they tie very best reIuedy have ever
tI,r,u. and confidently recommend them to my
f.iunds. Yours, j. V. HINES.
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III "a AYERS ~
"a - Cathartic Pills,
'-- 80 (SUGAR COATED,)
ARE MADE TO
CLEANSE THE FLOOD AND CURE THE SICK.
InvaIids. Fathers, Mothers, Physicians,
PhilamthrOpists, read their Effects,
and judge of their Virtues.
FOR THE CURE OF
Headache, Sick ii headache, Foul stomach.

PhuanthrOpfsts, read their Effects,
and judge of their Virtues.
FOR THE CURE OF .... s
Headache, Sick III eadache e, Foul Stomach.
PITTsBURG, PA, May /, 1855.
DR.. J. c. AVER. Sir: have been repeatedly cured of
the worst headache any body have by dose two
of your Pills 1t seems to arise from foul stomach which
they cleanse at If they will others they do
me, the fact is worth knowing.
Yours with great respect, ED. W. PREBLE,
C7erk Of Steamer Clarion
Billions Disorders and Liver Complaints.
Department OF TIE INTERIOR, I
WASHINGTON, D. G., Feb, 1861
SIN have used your Pills in my general and hospital
practice ever smcc Won made them and cannot hesitate to
-RN they the rsf cshartic employ. Their regu-
ag action ON the rer is quick and decided consequent
Y they are admirable REMEDY for arrangements Of that
pagI Indeed have seldom found of bilious DIS
Ghstiu ate that Il did not readily yield to them
Rttlerlialiy yours, AL0NZO BALL, NJ. D.,
.. =, rsicia1 of The Murine H0Spttal
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E.ANn SAFE.

EpY VIRTUE of a Deed of Trust made and executed
. by j. r. Jones and J. Il. Cochran, of Wapeo
County State Of Iowa, to j. w. Dixon, Of 0ttunwa,
in said County and State, dated February 3rd, A. ID.
1851 given for the purpose of securing the payment OF
proinissory note of the above date, for the amount
of Four Hundred and Three and $500 Dollars, due
six months after date aud executed to Hunt, Virgins
Co., of Chicago, Illinois,
Notice is hereby given that the said ]. w. Dixon,
Trustee will sell the door of the Court House. in OF
tumws, in said County of Wapello the ollowingprop-
erty, to-wit Twenty -Four and sI-lO0 Acres of Land
of OF the South end of the west If of the North
fractional quarter of the Northwest quarter, dissection
number One a. in Township number Seventy-one (71),
North of Range number Thirteen OBJ West of the 9TH
Principal Meridian, on the 2fth day of October, A.
d., 1851 between the hours of A. ~, and4 r. NJ, for
cash, to the highest bidder at public auction.
J. w. DIXON, Trustee.
Ottumwa, October sth, 1s57.-n322w
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CHOICE FARM ANEs LANE, PRAIRIE
ARB TIMBER!

NEAR TIE CITY OF OTTUMWAI
L or = ale Very l. Q w
FENIiE whole, an undivided half Of between four
d. and five hundred Of first rate land situated
partly in Highland township, miles north Of 0tunwa
and partly in Centre township, about one mile from
the Court House, in ottunga, is offered for sale at
bargain.
Two hundred acres are under cultivation, having
good farm buildings good fences and plenty Of stock
water over 6a bearing fruit trees and good soil
can be found in Iowa.
Available coal mine is on the timber land near OF.
tunlwa.
The above land offers chance to those desir-
ing TO locate of the most promising cities In
Iowa, where rea. estate is rapidly rising, and must be-
come very valuable.
For particulars, apply in person or by letterto
j. w. NORRIS
nlItf Courier Office, 0ttuinwa, Iowa.
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Estray Notice.

YEvAKEN up by Thomas g. Fuller, living in Compe-
q tine township, Wapello county, Iowa, on the 31st
day of june 1857 bay mare, sixteen or seventeen
years old last spring. saddle and collar marks, rope
halter her neck shod all round the fore right knee
larger than the other both fore hoofs cracked in and
cracked around; white spot the left hind pasture
joint; about the rump Said mare appraised
at thirty five dollars.
JOSEPH N. CAMPBELL Clerk,
n2f-3m David Campbell Deputy.
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EStgay Notice,

YrvAEEN up by John w. Brandenhurgh, Living in
m Center Up, Wapello County, Iowa, on the 18th
day of July 1877 dark iron grey horse supposed
to be five years old last spring, with SPAWN his
near hind leg.
Said horse appraise at seyenty-fve dollars.
j. y. CAMPBELL, Crk.
July "a, '57-223m by d. CANPBELL, Depy.
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To David GOOTG, Aaron Pinney,
AUreEia A. Pianey and Melissa


VI on are hereby notified that or before the 7th
a day of October 1857 there will be file in the
office Of the Clerk of the District Court of Wapeo Co..
Iowa. petition of Thomas Devin, claiming of David
Could, Aurelia A. Pnney and Aaron Pinney, the sum
of Five hundred and Thirtyseven Dollars, due two
promssory notes held by said Devin, dated February
luth 1851, each drawn for the of Two hundred and
Fifty Dollars aud bearing interest at the rate Of ten
per cent per annuin from date One pay able May 10TH
1857 aud the other payable August 10th, 1851, given
by the said David Goold to Aurelia A. Pinney-secur
Eleven and u acres of Land owned by said Goods
on lots Two and Three of South West u of section f.
Tp, ~ range II; also the Steam Saw Mill and all
its machinery said land. Said notes being endors
ed by said Aurelia A. and Aaron Pinney, and that
less you appear and answer thereto before the
I'd day of the next Term Of the District Court to be
begun aud held the 18th of October, 1851 Judgment
win be rendered against you thereon and said Mort
gage foreelosed for the satisfaction of said notes.
Sept. 4, 81, n294w JAS. ID. DENIN,
Atty for PIE.
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Estray Notice.

FEvAKEN up by Henry Dornsythe the nth day
z of July, A. ID. 1851, living in Agency TIP, Wap
clio County Iowa, one black twelve years old
last spring, both hind feet white, collar marks boil
shoulders knee sprung, spots in the forehead, snip
the nose. Appraised at twenty dollars.
J. n. CAMPBELL, Cl'k.
July 90, '5T-22-3m by d. CAMPBELL, Dep'y.
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EssrGy Notice.

VEyAKEN up by Michael Tulls, living in Green TIP.
h Wapello County, Iowa, on the 10th day of July
A. d. 1884, black three year old mare; and one w
year old bay mare mule.
Said Estrays appraised at one hundred dollars each
July 23d, 1S51-2z,3n j. n. CAMPBELL, Crk.
by ID. CAMPBELL, DIRTY,
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G. PACKARD.

XNYHOLESALE and Retail dealer In all kinds OF
Wv Hardware, Iron, Steel, Nails, and Glass. Also
agent for Lippncott q Bro 3 Fire Proof Safes.
At all times good assortment of Carriages and Bug
gies hand from the celebrated carriage repository
OF Packard BarnuIn, Warren, Ohio a
c. Opposite the Curlew House, ottumwa InlIy
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Burling tOn Follnd1,y.

IT
CEEAs. kassNDSs AZ, hfurtisSgton, iowa.
II AN prepared to furnish Steam Engines and Boilers
II of various sizes and kinds; Circular Saw Mills,
Smut Mills Browns Patent Portable Grinding Mills
Threshing Machines, Bridge Irons Columns, Caps,
Jaiis, &c.
FOR SALE--Gum and Leather Betting, Saws of all
sizes, Pig and Boiler Iron and all the variety of Cast
and Wrought Work and Mill Machinery, furnished ut
short notice and warranted of good material and work
nanshp. [oct. /, 57-n3I-lyl
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Rosewood, Mahogany and Black WuInftt.

= u -
And great variety of articles usually kept In first
class Furniture Warehouse which too
mention. sEr
Mahogany and Black Walnut Looking Glasses from
45ctS to IS 90. Issss-fr rsfE
Gilt frame Looking Glasses from ii rs to $3.50 co.
Mattresses 81 % to $50 90. a =. eys4
Brass clocks, with iron frames, from SO SO to
IS 90. a# N 4l.. saa as s@1
liberal discount made to country dealers [n30tf
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GEORGE HOLLAND,

N ESPECTFULIY announces that he .,
IL will carry the Tailoring Business Ia all ~
its various branches Having had several years ~
experience In the business, he feels confident he IL.
can give every tit. His shop Is the ground
floor two doors below the Henry House.
Quitting done ON the shortest notice and at reasonable
prices = y Aug IS, u2G-ly
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FIFTY THOUSAND ACRES OF LAND,

FIFTY THOUSAND ACRES OF LAND,
lying Immediately above Fort Des Moines These
lands part of grant made in 1916 by Congress to
the state Of Iowa. by whom they have been conveyed
to this Company, whose rights have now been affirmed
by the Supreme Court Of Iowa. its CHEST judicial tr
bunal They lie in alternate sections in strip of five
miles in width both side of the Des Moines River
The Valley of the Des MofnCs Is coufessedly TIE
RICHEST AGRICULTURAL REGION OF THE UNI
TED STATES, and the lands offered will comprise
some of the most luXuriant ofthe PRAIRIE, MEADOW
and TIMBER LANDS of the State; well watered by
springs and streams, and having been withheld from
sale for eleven years past interspCrsed with civil
lied farms and thriving villages The timbered lands
riehin black walnut and oak of the finest quality
An abundance of coal underlieS the greater portion,
and Is easily mined. muttudes of farms can be selec
ted with ample coal and timbe upon them for all the
purposes of the cutivator Plaster is also found in
abundance.
TWENTY-FIVE THOUSAND ACRES win be abso-
lutely Sold subject to the conditions following 70 the
highest bidder but the Company reserves the right of
restricting further sales II unsatisfactory.
Terms OF Saie.-The land in each section will be sold
separately and in convenient parcels and in all
be put up at the minimum price of 81 per acre.
Payments shall be made follows, to wit: There
shall be paid down in cash at the time Of SALE all
tmhered lands, from one-haf to twords of the pur-
money! other lands bringing less than g per acre.
81 per acre. all other lands 20 per cent of the pur
chase money, and the remainder shall be payable in
five equal annual installments be secured upon the
lands, with interest at per cent. per year.
In any purchaser shall desire to pay in full,
discount OF 10 per cent the amount of deferred pay
ments viii be made. The bonds of the Company will
be received as cash at their par value Deeds of war
ranty will be given.
The deeds of conveyance of these lands the Com
pany will be found duly recorded in the Office of the
Secretary of State OF Iowa Maps descriptions and APP
praisas Of the land and any other information be
Wiaras-st, New York, or to the undersigned at the
Company Land Office in Demoine (Ft Dies Moines.)
A. PETRIE,
Land Commissioner d. n. & r. X. Co.
N. Y, Aug. ~, 1851. n2S-6t
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THE DOUBLE LITTLE GIANT.
OR TWO MILLS IN ONE!
Patented May, 1s54-Improved IN 1856

PATENTED May lc0f.-Improved In 1856,
FEy9fE Little Giant Corn and Cob Mill is a sipsSe
Ii and portable machine formed ON the COTE iisIl
principle entirely of east ron for farm and plantation
use, and designed for preparing food for steck which
II does at the rate of ten to twenty bushels per hour
has been effected in its model the present season.
which consists in adding another Gone and sett OF
crushers, together with improved Bridge Tree ard
in substituting box platform in place of the old Nd
by means OF all OF which the speed is nearly doubih
and (when required the Mill adapted also to grinding
shaiied corn into hosm0ny and fine meal for family
use. by reversing the motion, or in other words by
running 1t backwards, ten fifteen quarts of meal
the bashsi are obtained and the balance is superior
homnony or good food for feeding. $685.
TIE ADVANTAGE. Of FEE,DLNG CORN AND
-fsa .s COB MEAL PR0VEN. as5aaa
Henry Aspaugh, of Greenfield CO., Ohio, says:--"In
1891 myself and brother raised large crop Of corn,
and purchased 1870 head of cattle fatten My broth
er wishing to divide cur interests offered me fifteen
cents per hundred pounds for his choice of the cattle
to the number of seventy head. i accepted, and he
selected his seventy, leaving me one hundred and
Shock and had mine ground together with the cob;
ana fed II IN trongs nailed 10 trees around the yard
My brothers corn did not hold out near as long rs
NINE though We had divided equally and he fed sew
enty head to my one hundred and twenty. When his
corn was out let him have from mine; and when We
finished feeding, the cattle weighed and sold, i,
was iound tiat my Cattle had gained FIVE pounds
The hundred, over double what his had gained and my
profits were over thousand dollars more than his "
Each mill furnished complete, ready for attaching
panies each min.
For sale by KEITH, ROBINSON CO., Burlington
Iowa. ~ ns2y
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asurIfnntou auhertTs,merts
BOOKS FOR IOWA. #@r
IN THE CITY OF ZEEEJ BURLINGTON.
-S.A~sAsay r.. ....EH

IN THE CITY OF IslsE1 BURLINGTON.
TT IT,. C0WSE a. SON, would call the attention
sB of the citizens of Iowa to the unexamped faci
ties they possess for furnishing every article In the Boob
and Stationery line. Their stock complete In every
department, and the connection of Burlington with the
hrst manufacturing places in the world by railroad
places them in the heart of the market Their estab
ishmenti is divided into distinct apartments each In
| charge of the most competent assistants
! LIST. MISCELLANEOUS BooKS.-The publications OF
the different eastern and western houses are plac
ed on their shelves almost as soon as issued
I'd. SCHOOL BOOK DEPARTMENT.-Are agents for
MGuihce's, Sanders, and most of the school books
published in the Union They furnish them at rub.
fishers prices, making them come to the buyers at
least lOper cent cheaper than we procure them
at any place.
Sd. LAW BOOK DEPARTMENTAL agents for the
principal Law publishing houses IN the Union, they
can furnish any legal works whatever at publica.
4th. MEDICAL DEPARTMENT. Complete at all times
9th. BLANK BO0KS-Bankers Merchants and Rail.
road Companies can find every variety of blanks
at their house.
9th. STATI0NERY.--A large stock of Cap Letter and
Commercial Note paper, and envelopes constantly
on their shelves at satisfactory prices
9TH. AGENT SDEPAiTMENT-In no way can a young
man without means establish himself in business
so easily as by securing subscribers publications
found on their shelves A trial will indubitably
prove satisfactory. r.. Ell. -.....a..
sth. PRINTERS DEPARTAIENT-As agents for L.
Johnsons Type Foundry, they can supply hnmedi-
ately from their stock on hands every variety of
News and Ornamental type Gases, tSaieys, Chases,
Presses, brass and Lead rule-Also, News and Col
ored Inks, printing paper Of every size. Flatcap
Folio Post, cold Medium cards card board cler-
omatic boards, and everything, in fact, connected
with a printing office. .. .r
An examination of their stock is all that is
n30-tf ..s
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Estrdp Notices.
EstPay Notice

TEyAKEN. up by Mathew Carter, living in Adams
ID township, WapelO county, Iowa, on the 18th day
of July, 1851 bay mare supposed TO be fourteen
fifteen years old left eye out, main and foretop cut
off, white spot her left wether, fifteen hands high.
Said mare appraised at thirty dollars.
JOSEPH n. CAMPBELL, Clerk,
n2i-3m by ID. Campbell, Deputy.
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Esfray Notice.

FEvAKEN up by Charles W. Dearley, living in Adams
IL township, Wapello county, Iowa, on the 9th day
OF july A. ID. 1897, bay mare, nine years old last
spring. star in the forehead, and snip the nose;
and tal--about fifteen hands high. Said mare APP
praised at one hundred and ten dollars
JOSEPH N. CAMPBELL, Clerk.
n2i-3m by ID. Campbell, Deputy.
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PREPARED BY DR.. J. C. AVER,
Practical and Analytical Chemist, Lowell, Mass

AMP SOLD BY
J. L. Taylor, Ottumwa; VIM. Myers, Agency City;
Lane Reesman, Dahlonega; j. c. Dunlop Co.. Ed
dyyille; A. A. Ramsay, Abba; Monhall Bruce Keo-
kuk, and all Druggists.
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SPRING HEDS.--A new patent which I Will
- put up trial Of week and IL not liked will he
taken down, free of chargeif kept, price u co. Any
newshiHg to try them can do SO by calling at my
store n30-tf III. G. HARDY,
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BLANEkS!!
OF all kin Is for saIeat this Office.