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Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-04-08
Death Of an Old Citizen

Died at his residence near St. Mary, Mills CO.
Iowa, on the 10th inst, after protracted illness
Major GxoRGE HEPSER, in the SD year of his
age.
Maj. Hepner was ono OF the first settlers Of
Iowa, having removed to the Territory in 1886
and fixed his residence in Des Moines county, Of
which he was the first sheriff As a man Of
strict integrity, sound judgment and mora than
ordinary ability, he was fsvorite with the peo-
pie, and was several times elected to the Terri.
toriai Legislatures, and was member of the
| convention which formed the first Constitution
Of the State. He was afterwards member and
President Of the State Senate, the duties of
which responsible position he performed in a
manner which elected the uniform praise and
approval Of the whole body.
In 1851 he removed to Mills co. and was sub.
seqmently appointed by President Pierce, Indian
Agent for the Omahas, Pawnees and other
tribes in Nebraska. %
He was ever esteemed as an honest faithful,
and efficient officer.
As friend and neghbor he was frank, open
hearted, of generous impulses and possessed OF
the respect and the regard OF all who knew him.
His loss will be deplored by large circle of
friends who deeply sympathize with his bereav-
ed family and relations. &a
He was member of the Masonic fraternity
and was buried with Masonic honors by the
members Of the Glenwood and Council Bluffs
Lodges, on Friday last, in this city
good citizen, faithful public officer, q
steadfast friend and brother, loving husband
and a kind and indulgent father is no more.
Peace 10 his ashes.-Council Bluffs Bugle.
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,.s.,. /. -. d ....a New York, April 6-1-30 P. NJ.
Flour quiet. 600 bbls sold. Ohio declined 10c and
southern DC.
Whest-heayy. 5000 bush sold white declined &c, sales
at ri u. g.. --.. T.. .. a..1-..
Corn-heavy 10000 bush sold White declined lie,
and yellow &c. .t.r 5.l Ills pr ".
Provisions firm. a.s..a ..- i
Whskey declined nc. .-.. rf......- r.4-,-
Stocks lower, " .' .. - ..--'.
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SPEECH ATs NOTICES.


Hcsrrrna Bsrrxn.-Ia The Psssen. ssass q sns
washer gentle avigorstor h oeu essensiaie pre-
ssrrs the balance Of the system, and especially the d.
gestivs organs. II al those la whom those important
organs disarrsnged try Hostesers Stomach
Bters. they would consult their own interest BY doing
Hossesser's omseh Hisserss correct the appetite.
sart tone ts the system, forces Oh The Bile and Al Inn
pure ssereticns regulates the bowels gives strength
Of body and vEor OF mind, and The wonder Of The
age for dissratns dyspee In all csses Of
physical prosraton psipitation dixsness great Ia
gue, ese, is Surprising how scsn the patient nnda
relief. No family can afford be without il. II
qures addition spIrs Sold ia fl quart bottles
BY AL hotes, groces, druggists. &c. Extremely palas
able. - ~ EUsTIS / PELrz, Agents.
apr 7-dIm e
VIM. a. Bachelors Hair Dye.
Gray, Red or Rusty Hair Dyedinstantly 70 beausi.
fui and natural brown Black v,shouttAe least Injury
to the hair or skIa.
Pfeen medals and Diplomas have been awarded to
VIM A. Bachelor since 1889, and eighty thousand
applications have been made to the Ha his Patrons
ofhsfamous Dye. Prejudice ag.ns, Dying the hair and
vskersis UNJUST would be against covering bald
head with wig.
VIM. A. Bachelors hair Dye producesa oslor no, to
bedistinguished from nature ands wAanAxrEo
jure II the least however iongl. may be continued
Made, sold applied ln nine private rooms) at the
Wig Factory, 23s, Broadway, NY.
Sold in all the cities and towns Of the o. S. BY Drug
sists and fancy goods dealers. e9
~ The genuine has the name and address upon it,
steel plate engraving, four Sides ofeach bottle.
~ WIN. A.BATCHELOR,
S7ss sasa 2SS, Broadway,N.Y.
soldin Burlington BY A. Hendricks, and sqaires
Bloss. Je2Sly ~
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-04-08

Since its organization, the Philadelphia
Typographical Society has paid to sick mem
bers the sum of $32, 1922. 1t has lost by
death 81 members and 26 members wives
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TE1E(3RAPH1C.

foisso. April 8.
4. .. Ward, conyicted 81 the murder Of his
Hifs u syivania, o., hss beer sentenced to Be
haaeed on the 18th Of June next. He has made
& fuil confession Of the crime. .
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-04-08

A SLIGHT MISTAKE The Somerville
Glenn )Star, states that a serious explosion
occurred in that place, Mr., Love, attempting
to pour oil into lighted lamp but mistook
q can efpopder for the oil - '- ~. r.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-04-08
Cincinnati April 6,

Cincinnati, April 6.
fire occurred yesterday at Pendleton miles
above here, consuming the extensive saw mill Of
James Mack and large quantity of lumber.
Loss $4,000.
1t rained steadily yesterday till evening when
the rain turned into snow. 1t is very cold to-
day and showing.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-04-08

A gentleman returned from Washington with
snt an appointment, says that President Buch.
anan don't pay any attention to the advice of his
Cabinet in making his appointments, but goes
ahead and does exactly as he pleases.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-04-08

The French Emperor has now in his stable six
very fine American horses The two horses he
drives in his ph@ton are American, and in France
are considered superior trotters ssfts.
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s..nr e,nu KlANSANg,,

/ ssHO! ron kANSASg'
TWILL sen the following described property very
low situated IN the town OF Kingston, ~ miles norm
~ Rnrinp,on consisting of lots, good house and
shop designed for wagon shop. together with lot Of
wagon lumber. 60.
and saw MIL and surrounded By rich and healthy
eountfy.f Apply On the premises
| feb - bpm .aa sg4 8d .. AecoNAHA,
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THx NswsPArER BusISEss.-There is news
paper agency. {for the sale Of newspapers), IN
New York, which, It is said, does business Of
over one million dollars per annum! 1t occu.
pies marble front store, the rent of which is
tS, 600. The extent Of the newspaper and Pc
riodical business Of the country is truly wonder
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-04-08

O'Brien, son of the sister Of the great Indi-
an chief, Kenandogh, was born in Sheffield,
Berkshire County, Mass, April 10th 1862. AT
the commencement Of the Revolutionary War,
has entered the American army as assistant sur
geon, and served until the close of that war
In 1912 he took sides with the Americans a.
now resides in Syracuse N. Y.
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Harrisburg. April 9Th.

Harrisburg, April 9Th.
Mr.. Penrose, Senator from Philadelphia, died
to-day from an attack OF pleurisy. The an
nouncemont of his death was mace in both
Houses this afternoon, when they Immediately
adiourDed -.-.. -..-. ..-
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Monroe, April g..
City election, judicial Christiancy majority
over Wing is rs do over other democrat 20.
Other Republican judges average majority OF 4.
Charter ticket-Republican Mayor 81 majority,
offs aldermen, and of assessors. Repub.
iustica eIectad
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Baltimore, Apl

Baltimore, April B.
q An accident occurred on Saturday night on
the railroad between CharlesEo on and Columbia
by which FIVE freight cars were wrecked and fire.
man and engineer killed. The Southern mail
of to-day brings New Orleans papers of Monday
last.
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:
= - q, - ~ Lectures. IN i
g ~ -. sssss - pos.eoses " dsasssy = -
SEIZURES oe Aen g - tnss e'sy sn'a 0efs
q Iss eeasety - sssse 'sssesss Y JACK
nEsscsviee, nAseA ave gsess sssAsseeeea. The
N leses sosshs. OF sns secures q me
ssss' sJrh.n ,b;s oo.,.e Il I.c1u,,. -. A., 49,.
y 800, ~ sbosghs, Il commoa With ossep Tat
3 & NJ Attempt would be failure. Not from any
G ssss 9 MSsss. e re .oelae, OF soasy. On the
Y .sa - ,svs snss ,ss;rrS.s,. "a - $3.50
T. persr 81 N. Xarks 81 any one elss, . ava
4 hsa ssythjng liks gssssai insersst ewes Ia 70
{ fca meme, msea - y ss'f sne popular mind
i ~ - - $3.50 e. Ass m.sles ~, AWAKEN,
Es ~ dtsnsn ana extsnd 70 I'D lat. -
II pesvsded I'll classes, Ill ages snd both ssx.
- g. ~ the coavsc peoceeded, and the audience
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41lnE asfkS sS(11l1 soecG q 80 f5lsh,
shall ~ ~ - shsa shsss shesss.d dollar. and
nag he fsessst - 10 hsadesd tboasss dol.
sscs . Ne MD Company nan bsveboser
= Do q shiags incident 70 The nasursof the
Csrrsrssiea, and shall have power 70 sry Tar
oa stockholders according 70 The asouat Of
sssck held By them respectively, usnevef .
na,ofity Of the stockholders deem iexpedient
- 70 Into the manufacturing bushes
SSc. .. The object Of tho Corprasion Is to
establish Sait works within the sf1esaid boan-
daries, and TO transact such other nsines ~ may
p necessary " carry on the sbsinsss a said
Co0pany. n8
Sac. .. The Company ahall I'VE the power
70 make such rules and reguDtions for their
government a. they may deet necessary, not
isconsistent with the Laws Of he United States
and this Territory.
!. SEC. !. The stock Of said Company shaA be
considered In law, personal property, and shall
Be sDignable and transferable upon the books
~ ths Company.
3 Eec 8. This net to tak effect and be inforce
from and after Ia passae.
Approved February tth, 1857.
Yours 81 the present,
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"A SrGxf1cAsr AfoISrxrsr.-The appoint
ment Of Isaiah Ryiders, of New Yo,k, for
Marshall, il one o. the most disgraceful acts
the new Administration could have performed.
Aside from the fat that he is q man Of no per.
sonal character, % is intimately identified with
6ilibosters who's departure from New York be
viii facilitate rsher than impede, and yet i.
win be one Of ne dnties Of his oEice to arrest
these very msi. Speaking Of his appointment
the NY. Corier 4 Enquirer says:
''He was he leading spirit in the great filli.
buster mectng in the Tabernacle two months
ago, at which resolutions were adopted, renoun.
cling the Interference Of the General Govern
nent agsrst sending recruits and arms to Walk.
CT, and defying its authoity. This man still
fresh from his labors to bring the neutrality laws
into coite,npt and to Illustrate their execution
is nowmade the chosen agent of the admins.
tratioa to carry them into effect and make good
their authority. The most important and re-
sporsble Aarshslship in the whole country is
nov In the hands Of one who has distinguished
himself ~ most active confederate OF the fill
busters, against whom he would, were the laws
have most frequent occasion to dis
charge his Official duties.
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"a n Y. Times Of Friday says:

-,fFThe n. /. IltleS Oh frIuuy Wy 5t34' -
Jesse Fremont the accomplished woman
whom 90 many thousand people voted last Fall
TO make the Lady Of the White House. We no
ticed Yesterday At her seat among group Of la
dies. Who were learning how to use the sewing
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-04-08

NeW 10TH, ApEii ftl.
The steamer Arago sailed At noon to-day, foe
Hatre, with nearly 200 passengers. No specie.
The O. q Steamship Supply, sailed for the
Brazil Station to-day. SchoonerC. Brooks from
Grey,o~n, arrived At Wilmington, N. G. in dig.
tress. April |, brings 4 fugitives from Walkers
arsnF. ia. a
They report that Walker was attacked on the
l4ff By the allies, and after fighting desperately
to he 10th, retreased towards San Juan Del Sur.
Rivas was partially burned before be left; after
reported that Walker arrived at San Juan, and
seized some shipping there, but his ultimate in
tentions not known. The passengers by the
breaks got separated from the main body during
the retreat across the country.
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NEW BOOKS. aa% 800
HE star Cloud; or a Daughters Love. bv A 8 Re-.
american Genueman's Guide to Poll,eness and
Courfship and Marriage
.5g Sectional Maps Of Kansas
tn ,, q Iowa. W sas4
Maps 81 Kansas and Nebraska. {f ..s .
!. !u.t received and for sale by !. r. BROWN
-t4pl ~ Bayret House Bu.d;pvv
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-04-08

INDIAN OUrRAaEs IN Iowa. party of lndi-
ans recently plundereda settlement of whites in
Buena Vista County. Provisions and clothing
"a taken, houses were burned, and women
vere violated The attention OF the General
Goserpment ahould be given TO the matter at
e..snA q Tor. City Ranubfican. 81 .s.as1Il
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DLANK BOOKS-Ofa all kinds, made Of superior
ID paper and extra binding, by J.. G. Shaw, of New
York who Is known to all Booksellers Of the best
manufacturers In the Union, now on hand or daily
pected and to be sud ~ Wholesale retail at New York
city prices by II. H. HkWLEY,
at the Wsstern Book, Music and Hat store,
mar is - 3D. It. next North Of Rarret House.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-04-08

VALUABLE BOOKS.
II ITTO'S Cyclopeda of Biblical Lera, vols, vo,
n Works of Rev. Robert Hail. vols, 70;
81 " IS William Jay, vols vo
g 81 Andrew Fuller vols 5 vo;
=. -" Thomas Dick, 2 vols, 70;
Dwights Theology, 4 vols, s
Dicks :" vol, royal Svo; .,, 1874
Moshem's Church History, vol, royal vo;
Barnes Notes on N I. complete II vois
Ripey's Gospel and Acts,
Bushs IS Gen. Exodus, Leviticus, Joshua and
Judges; ..-
Campbell the four Gospels; .. ..-.-
OIshausen the n. t. LIST vol; p. . .s..
Neander on philippians, James and John;
Crudens Concordance, condensed only 81 ,25
Also, expected daily, supply OF
Comprehensive Commentary, complete vols;
Clarks d" I" vols;
Scott's IS =" vols;
apr4 II. II. HAWLEY'S
Western Book Store, Sd st. next to Barret House.
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n CONS % h ent.-Some Of the most desirabiein
Ii Burlington, for Offices or lodging roonc in Starrs
building Third street north Of the Bsrret House.
Enquire at the Western Book Music and Hat Ssere in
The FIRST story Of fdec.x7.) H. HAWLEY.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-04-08

t-Messrs. Kimbal L Co. have an announce.
ment Of seasonable goods in our columns this
morning. Although much cramped for room,
with certainty Of continuing 10 until their new
buIlings are completed, they manage, BY occu-
plying warehouse with their groceries, to show
large stock Of dry goods, carpets, &C., at their
new store on Main street, and wait upon . great
many customers as usual See advertisement
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ETOCkTONsS Patent Straw Cutters
- We authorised Agents for the sale Of County
Rights in Stockfons Patent Hay, Straw and Fodder
Cutter in lows. Persons wishing good chance in pur.
chasing the fgAt Of territory from do well to rive
cali have only eleven counties get to dispose
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Burning fluid has caused twenty six fres in
: New York city during the last six months, the
death OF two women and two men, and the Sc
rious injury or fourteen pcrsons besides, s
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~ eTWe would call the attentionof our read
ers 70 the card OF kcssrs. Hoard 4 Sons, who
advertise some Portable Steam Engines for sale
ct their depot in Chicago. ts
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ADD0ff & xfAaHA1,
MANUFACTURERS OF
SASH. Bl4lNDS AND. DOORSs

DEALERS IN
ERBER, Lain, SHfE6LkS, Ae.s
Factory, Ysrd and ofDer. 500 Clark Street, estvesn
Taylor and Twelfth Streets, near y. l. and ~ 3 =
Freight Depots, Cn1CAssOs
cExs q. Aasorr. sxyJAxfS r. xisGAAN.
List Of Prices furnished Dealers nppEcatien-
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Burlington Agricultural Warehouse and
Seed store.
KEITH, ROBINSON 4 CO.
Water st. near Jefferson,
Suriing ton, iowa.
II AV1NG received large and complete assert
IL ment Of Farming Implements and Machines, We
are prepared to sell prices which fail ,ut
purchasers. The following the articles
prising stock Flows of Parkinson and Rays and
other iavorlte makes warranted and for sale
facturers prices.
Cultivators, Harrows,
Road Scrapers Corn Planters,
Grain Drills, Seed Sewers
Fan Mills, Wheel Barrows,
OK Yokes, Griutstones, &C, &s.
feb is KEITH, ROBINSON 4 co.
Burlington, Iowa
A LARGE assortment of ShoveLs, Spades, Forks,
IA Rakes, Hoes, Hoe Rakes, Wrenche., Log Trace
and Binding Chains, Chain Pumps. Grndstones Arbers
and C:anks PostA ugers Iron Bars, Picks, Mattocks,
Jack-screws, YokeIrous Whetrees NecRY okes, Bull
Kings, Cattle Leaders, OxBows Handles Ladders Spin
ming Wheels, Wheel Heads, Saddles, &c. &c.
For sale by KEITH, ROBINSON & co.
feb IL Burlington, Iowa.
INMERY'S Railway Horse Powers, with
u Threshe-s and Separators for sale al the
feb IS BURLINGTON AG'L WAREHOUSE.
CHICAGO Wagons, sold and warranted by
~ feb is KEITH, ROBINSON & co.
Burlington. Iowa.
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ColD.--The weather has been cold enough for
= Tie last few days, and wood In great demand
! Yesterday all the wood that came 70 town WAS
! taken instantsr at Whatever was asked. 4s,st
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THE BEST hook FOR AGENTS
rs "FLEETWOOD'S LIFE OF CHRIST" sp!endidiy
l. illustrated with Steel Engravings and superby
bound in Turkey Morocco, Extra Gilt Sides and Gilt
Edge Every family the land should be provided with
copy of this work and affod the agent hand
some commission, any one can make a remuneratng
business by selling It, We also have this work in less
expensive bindings. For full description together with
our terms to agents, send for a Circular
-s- WENTWORTH 4 CO., Publishers,
mar 25-w5t Sc Washington street,
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VALENTINES FREIGasT EMPRESS
COM .$ANY.
A LII the way by Railroad from New York, Boston,
~ Philadelphia, Cincinnati and Chicago Burn xton
OEFIcEs-240 Broadway, New York; II South Third
st., Philadelphia 81 Washington st., Boston; 263 East
Pear. ST., Cincinnati.
RATES
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WITHOUT CHARGE FOR ORA YAGE
The saving Of Insurance goods by this line equal
to 60 10 per per 100 s average stocks of
Merchandise. The Company having
TRUSTY MANAGERS WITH Eli CHI TRAIN
to look after the and the goods to them
send goods hro Ugh in better order and with greater dis
patch than any other line.
Shippers by this line will have
PROMPT REPARA TON MADE
for any loss or damage while in our charge and
will not be sent to the Railroad on which the damage
may have urred for redress.
For further information apply to
apr 4-bpSm FEAR 4 HAGER, Agents.
Water ST., Burlington, Iowa.
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DOCKS Mt New York City Prices.-
ID All the Publications of A. s. Barnes Co., Ivison
fhinney, Sheldon, fakeman Co, of New York, and
Gould Lincoln, Of Boston. at acholesoie retail.
prices though purchased directly ofthose houses
All other School, Classical, Religious, Theological and
Miscellaneous Books, Blank Books, Paper, Staple and
Fancy Stationery, as Low any other Western house.
apr4 suI II. II. HAWLEY'S
Western Book Store, Sd st. TO Barre. House.
CABBATH ScoOl Efooks.-A full supply Of
y the American s. s. Union, at 81 so, CO. 81 90 and
$1,000 per Library different series the latter price,
may be be found at the Western Bookstore of r..
apr4 II. II. HAWLEY,
Sd ST., north of Barrett House,
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CEAMLESS SACkS.-S,OOO Seamless Sacks best
- quality, just received and for sale by
marc '.. J. G. LAUMAN BRO.
Mo. vARNISH.-Coach varnish;
IN Venetian Red; Damar
Whiting, White Lead;
Red Lead; Machinery OIL and
Lnseed Oil; For sale at low prices by
mar 26.bp J. S. HIDDEN & co.
Gov. Grimes Block Main st.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-11-17
GEIaER,s
JEWELHY STORE.

Second street, between Main ard Johssen.
AAFIS6 just returned from tbs Esst
l. respectfully call the attention VI my A
frisnds, ard tho public seneially, to my
wsnd nnsstock Of watched. .jsveiIy, tilvsr and
plated ware, fancy gooas, Ac..
watches.
Fine gold duplex, magic, patent and detached
lever wa;ehesj silver patent and detached teyeFs,
and L 'Epnes oI Ati kinds and qualities.
JcWcbry.
Ladies plain gold, mosaic, cameo shd cnAn sllea
earrings ana breast pins, IAdies' and chiiGrch's
guild and jet brsceicts, ladies, asd ssnt's gold
ehsins, pencais and pens, gold and diamond fsgsr
rings, gold and silver thimhles, gents gold bSeast
na studs, collar and sieevs bustons geld, silver,
steel snd patent spscaeles pocket, table md dss-
sert cutlery, and scissors.
silver Ware.
In whtchline iIntend not 10 be saspsnetd d hy Any
store west or north of st. Louis, viz: silver table
dessert and tca spoons andforks, sugar cream,
lard and ait spsns butter and fruit knives silver
aud Fiaied bapkinrin DC.
Ptatad Ware Mma Fancy Go o0ss
flAied aud britannia tea sets, castors, fruit and
cake baskets, candicstcks, pearl and she'll pocket
ks,and In Fact everything pertaining to ny
Clocks.
a general assortment Of clocks Of theIatsst rat-
terms sad bsst make, ALL warranted to keep GOOD
time.
WAtohes and Jewelfy repaired In the most
workmAniiks manner, 0nd at the sLoftsst notice.
myo-diy JULES GEIskR.