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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-12-17
ARs. JAPOYICA JOKES,
Mas. AMELEA RAYTER,
Mss LUTsA MUFFIN,
Mss .IUSTELLa SUuMOPF

Aud from ia seize ICur mo.l Iri.liau, persons o
our ely atqnaEtaIIce-iLe Claiming letters " III he
'u!y .UGIhctmI"s.
Every one Lnows Low a tealah!c or evening circle
IL ~elIsVeu H-by ite CoEInC ~ o. all intelligent man.
wIO knows all fhe ReC IDEAS Gf0qs, aud tells Them
briefly, sat is, ard on LElG. II. Ihe way o. ordinary
conversation. SaCh a person gives you t#e sub
stance Of the daily EsFeTS. III three or tour seh.en-
ces-teils yOa tie plan aud moral Of a rev book in
Il dozen WotdS-1IyeS The es senCe of a : rmou, the
core Of Z pubic sttFth. The Key Ia d pablo charac
ter, the siiritof an ariIcie IN a review, the novelty
IL idsI!on, the last lGTn IN EuiI.ICs-aiI briefly, and
ali without detail o. famine y-ieIriHg IL EikE 50u
as naa,erid{fs your OrH discussion Gad gossip. TINS
l. Just HtaI We propose 10 do 10: The Home Journal
lor ieJH. We mean 10 jt down, for our readers, in
! hc 'ewoHi MofCs possible. every new idea that falls
IN our Mag. - We Teau. es people dTOp i'm and
talk, d. We look ahOuI IN Our walks, we shalt tie
on tLe i1ok-out for ideas and nc-elIfs--riying them
IN The hrieiesl shape. Formerly we used 10 Law
such memoranda aside. 10 write ahoHt If we should
fHd lImc--nOw, we Shall give Lhem 10 ont readers.
To DIsCg>s FOR THEasGLvEs. in ihIs way, Tie SUBJ
scriber To tie HONE Journal Will stand u chance 10
get hold, Ia some shape or Uiher, CT every rev idea
that Is going.
The otaei popular features of the paper Will be
Continued. Sketches OF Bellies. foTtca,Is of Public
Characters, descriptions Of stirring scenes in New
\ OrE, news OF fashion and manners, phases of CAV
and literary society. any new iHu or ~iOily-in short,
Il FUTURE o. The WORLD As 1T PASSES We have
scarce iEought II necessary 10 mention, h0weyef.
" hat our readers wei understand, that we take care
al . 10 chronicle and advance CvCTg interest OF he
EcvOleTce and moral improvement, and strive hard
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proving Than II IL entertaining and original.
Esd .SeU- Years present from a GeHtSeaan to a
LGdy. The Home Journal is one Of VIII iCh the reneIr-
braECe u renewed every week, and ii is unsurpassed
a. y gifti good t=ste
TERbis.-Fnr ope copy, So; for three copies, s..
or lut Une copy Tor thee yeas, S5-sIways i'll ad-
vance SuLscrib he without delay.
address. NORRIS & WILLIS,
deiei Editors, IT., Fulton street New Nork.
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Distinguished honor to be placed in the cal.


distinguished honor to be placed in the cal
ander OF Democratic Saints without extra
expenses, and in the .'shortest time on
record" The Bellsire Era, notwithstand-
ing the mandate issued by the ~whipper-in OF
the party a. Washington, refused to be sold
out, and it is strongly opposed to the Cal
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. | observe
that a great maturity of the Democratic
press in Oh io,,,inelading the statesman, &C.
cupy the same ground.
The season thus far has been very favor
able for building operations. and l notice
several houses going up at present, among
which is a Catholic church. The prospect
now is that next summer therewiI he quile.a
number of houses erected here, if money
matters are at all favorable.
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BELLAIEE, Dec. ID, 1857.

The Strife at ZanesUiHe-Fdfai Accident on
the Central Road Connection OF Eeidire.
Democrats Us. DOug!as-Th press on Kan
SaS-BuiLdingS.
Since ! wrote you last, the effect OF the
publication | referred to in the Con n~erciai
has manifested itself by fastening a strike
among the operatives of the c. o. r. R.,
in the shops at Zanesvilie. Not content
with stop ping work themselves, they mus
endeavor by every means in their power T.
cripple also the running of the road. by stop
ping the trains and locking up the engines.
Strange az it may seem, the people o.
GAINESVILLE, instead OF doing everything in
heir power to harmonize the conflicting
parties, refused to assist the road, and sided
with the refractory operatives. Evansville,
however, always has been apparently op Po-
sed to the Central Ohio Road. and this is
not the first time her citizens have been in
strumental in giving aid and comfort to er
enemies. The Central Road owes it TO the
travelling public to render the occurrence
of any more such diffic ulties impossible ~
removing their shops and offices from Zares-
vile, 10 one or the othe terminus of the
road-Bellaire or Columbus. The strikers
have all been paid of, and many of them
discharged.
A serious and fatal accident occurred .on
the C o. R. R p, near Glencoe, on Thurs
day evening last, by which the Express
train due here at 4.40 p. m. did not arrive
until the next morning. 1t also resulted in
the death of the messenger of Adams& Cos.
express, (AIr. Charles E. Brown.) 1t ap-
pears that a huge rock had fallen upon the
track, ard tie Engineer saw it when too
late to check the train. Mr.. Browb felt a
presentiment of danger, and left tie Express
car, seating himself at the front end of the
forward passenger car. When the alarm
vas sounded he looked ont at the window
and the rebound of the Express car caugh;
his head in the corner of the window, and
killed him instantly. The deceased is q
brother of Curtis P. Brown, of Wheeling
and leaves a young wife TO whom he ha:
been united but a few months.
The freight business of the Central road
still continues good. The C. & P. g. c.. o
r. Roads have at last discovered the great
importance of making connections at thu
point, and are now making connection:
here with some If The trains.
You who are dabbling in politics, Dir
Editor, must be new convinced of the fac
that they are "vastly uncertion," especial,
when such a great revolution occurs as t.
place Republicans with Douglas, and Domo
Gratis against him. The debates in Con
gress just new are uncommonly rich, and
would especially commend TO the GGsen'
the Globes report of the debate betwee
t Douglas and Biglsr. If any other Demo
crst, who is an spologst for the Lecompto
Constitution, is particularly ambitious fc
. martydom, let him make his will and pitc
into the "little giant" He will have Ii
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~fNPoRTAsT To SUBscRIaERs.-We have
placed our accounts sgsinst subscribers at
Louisville, Morristo~n and Baruesville each
with the Post Masters at those offices. Mr.
Z. B. WARD has our accounts at Hendrys-
burg. We have made this arrangement for
the convenience OF subscribers, and hope
they may avail themselves of the oppor-
tunity Of settling soon.
We will be at Uniontown on Friday fore
noon, Lext, al Flushing in the afternoon and
evening, and at Kennon on Saturday, thus
sffording our friends a good opportunity OF
squuring Up for another year.
On next Wednesday and Thursday we
will be al Pugh Post Office, Bethesda, Bel
mont. and La Mira, each IN the order named
Those who cannot see US al that time can
leave the whcreui;h in The HANDS Of u
friend.
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the Pacific, he however. concludes the Col.
is not aware of the difficulties which would
attend it. This part of the dispatch he now
concurs in as il is the opinion of the Com
manier-in-c chic, that Johnson can be re-
inforced earlier end far inore effectuslly
from this side.
The amount of treasury subject to draft
is less than $4,000 600. Receipts for the
week ending 9TH, s., 500 900. There will be
no new appointment of Commissioner Of In
dian affairs, as it is understood that Denver
will resume the Office after he shall have ac-
complished his mission 10 Kansas.
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tS The examination Of the Public
Schools of St. Clairsyille will be held in
the Court House as follows:
The Primary Departments, under the
instruction Of Misses weldon and RICH
ARnsos, on TUESDAY,, the 22d inst. TIE
Grammar Department, under the instruc-
ton of Miss EDGERToE, on Wednesday,
the Odd, and the High School. under the
Instruction Of Mr.. CHAMBERS, on Thurs
day, the Gath.
@The public are invited to attend
By order of the Board of Education.
F. G. MARIN, Clerk.
Dec. II. 1857.
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@We paid a flying visit TO Hendrys-
ourgh las, week, and as we had never been
there, we spent a little time looking round.
1t seems like an uphill business TO make a
town Of much size. Yet, Hendrysburg is
not behind the times. There is more bu-i-
ness done there, than in any inlund . in
the county.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-12-17

TIE School TEACHERS IKsTITUTE.-
We attended tine Institute at Bsrnesville,
on the 18th, and was much pleased to find
q good attendance, and goodfeeiing; and a
determination TO put things through. We
have not yet received the minutes Of the
meeting. and as we we're there bat a short
time cannot tell much of their doings.
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ulcers.

A mostIemarys able ard happy change j produced
in tine appearance Il muiisTanI ulcers ahef a few ar
nIiCatiuns o. this Ointment. The surrounding. Eei-
ness van !shes. aud graEules of hea llhy flesh begin ia
lake the place al the discharged matter. This pro-
cess rues on ngOre Of less randy Until the uTifiCe Is
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A Word 10 HsofrcrS.

The young are the most frequent ufrrcrs from ex
teInaI injuries, and therefore every mother should
haze this healing preparation constantly al hand. ].
is an absolute specific for sore breasts. and quickly
removes the encrusied sores which sometimes dis
6rure the heads and faces of children.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-12-17
Salt Etreusl, Fever Sores, Slin
SOisits.

In cases o. SAT- EbeCm. where medical waters, o.
proved useless, the Ola .ment will accomplish i thor
oueh cure. Fever So.eS heal quickly under lis intlu.
cnce. and its relaxing elect upon Contracted sInew VS. Is
any wonderful.
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CALIFORNIAN INFORMATION 20 the MAR
RIED, and those contemplating marriage,
sent to all who wish it, upon receipt OF ten
cents in money or stamps. Address,
DR.. S. Marriott SMYTHE,
de33ml New York Civ.
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YANKEES AT THE WEST.
The Best Newspaper in N England.
THE SPRINGFIELD (MASS)
WEEKLY REPUBLICAN.
BY SAMUEL BOWLEs l. COMPANY.
Published Every Friday for 81 so I Year.


II HIS JOURNAL HAS WON A Ma
i TIONAL REPUTATION for its excellence
as = General F amily Newspaper, and its nigh POIii-
OF New England; on a larger sheet and with a great
er amount of matter than the BOSTON weeklies; with
d days later news Than the New loIk and Boston
weekiies of the same date; representing more faith
fully than those journals can, or profess 10 do, the
distinguishing primo piles of New England. in NOR
ais. politics and religion; and made up with especial
reference TO the Taste aud wants of New England
fsDiles, whether settled in their original homes. or
II ian splauIed TO distant portions of the Uni0n-THE
general circulation than any other New England
paper
IL is the only newspaper IN New England publish
ed on a large quarto sheet eigbt pages of six col
umns--like The New York Tribune and Times. 1t
contains each week full Summaries of The local
news of New Eusland-a Review of the Market and
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brilliant writer's connected with lAe Press-an Ag-
ricniiural Column-EdiIonsis on the Various Topics
Of Ale Wtek--Originel and Selected Tales, Poetry.
Mfsss!sny. &c: in all over forty solid columns of
S<saSsS in each number.
The Republican is under the editorial charge OF
S.NusL BowLEs, with whom are associated DIR. J.
G. HOLLAND. author of the ..Hisiory of Western
assaehusetts, and "The Bay Path" ant several
other experienced writer's.
gEkMS-one cop. eight months, 81; ene year,
8 -je; sixteen months, So Two copies, one year,
81; eight copies, $40; and twenty copies, $50, with
Que copy extra TO the getier up of the club in either
Of the two last Cases. Bank bills current in the
capita, of any Stale received at par.
Address
SAMUEL BoWLEs L COMPANY.
Springfield, Mass.
IeSrt
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Matttrs.
ST. CLAIRSVILLE MARKET..

CORRECTED WEEKLY BT JoH JEPsON, GRO
GER, MAIN STREET.
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Retail Market
3flarricO.

On The 10Th inst. BY the Rev. Joseph Wooiroffe'
GEORGE ". HOLE. Esq to Miss MARY T.
COWEN, all of this place.
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Significant Facts

This Ointment il universally used on board the
Atlantic and Pacific whaling feet as a cure for seOT-
hutic affections, Gnd as the best possible remedy for
wounds ana bruises. Large supplies OF il have re-
Gently hcen ordered by the Sultan oil TdrRey ior hos
initial uuruOses.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-12-17

Rs Gentlemen, rs for your de-
partnIenl it is complete, Tor ] have a choice stock
OF COATS. and can i'll aud suit either old or young
in price, quality and size. ] iesI Confident that Any
one who wants can al least save money By calling
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Nd SUCH WORD AS FAIL. u
A RESISTLESS REMEDY.
OINTMENT.
Circular TO HE Sick.

The first hospital surgeons aud medical rGblicists
of Europe adm Ii The unparalleled anti iufanatOry
and healing properties c:this ointment; governments
sanction iI>usc III iiiciT HUvai and mi itGry services;
and the masses in this country and thtnO-hOut the
world repose tire utmost confidence in its curative
properties, II pc etrales the sources Of inflammation
ana corruption which uEGrrlie the external evidence.
vi disease, aud uuIraiizc the fiery Clements wEicl
feed FnG Pya<JeIate the malaJV.
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A E A / /

a Ii PERSONS KNOWING THEME
IN SELVES INDEBTED to re by Note, Bond.
Mortgage, ur otherwise, are earnestly Teqas sled To
pay off the same as their Indebtedness may tsi due;
III no case will ] wait lor1er for the same than tie
first day OF March next. PeymerItO William Book
or, Esq, Gi 81 Granville, can lie made the sane a.
10 my self ,,eTsOnaIiy, as he is fully authorized - re-
ceive and receipt in every rsse Whatever
sriti JACOB ERSSTJ~ GROVE.
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SECOND SUBDIVISION.
THIRD

a tr Il e county OF Jefferson on the od day Of Fetru.
~, ihe e5th day OF MAY. and III" 9Th day of August.
in the county ct harrison on the Cd day of March,
TIE 9Th day Of Ju'y. and the 10Th day at November.
In The corntv of TuscarawIS on the lola day of
Ma h. The ed day OF Jane, aud The I'd day of NJ.
~ver.icr.
aud the Terms Of The ristrict c. urt shall com.
mcnce aud lie held. annually. hrrrefcr in the sew
G a; counties IN the saId Eiah:h Jad,cia! District, as
follows:
In tie county Of Belmont on The ItIh day OF 4 rii;
In Tie County 81 Guernsey on the Both cav o; april;
In the County at noble GA the iOt.i day OF May;
In tie county o Monroe on the iitiI day OF May;
In the county of Morgan on the 2lst day OF Sep
In the county OF MuskIugum CT the cath day OF
SepieulheT-
In the county or Tuscarawas on the i9th day Of
Out0Ler;
In t..e county Of Harrison on the s6ih day of octO-
her
II is also ordered that if any Of the days hereby
fixed for huiCinr the aiorrSaIt Terms q Courts shall
fall on Sunday, such Court shall commence and be
held on the next succr edInr day.
Doue Al GAINESVILLE, Ohio, this 26th day Of Septem,
her, a. u. IS57.
l.. p. MARSH, Judges of the Court Of Com
JNO. W. OKEY. mon Pleas Of the Eighth Ju.
S. w. BOSTNICK } dicial District of Chic"
l.. :. w. GasToN, Clerk of the Court Of Common
Pleas Of Belmont couIJy. DO hereby certify that tie
foregoing is taken and truly copied from the Jour
nals OF said CourI, This is; day of poccmher, a. ID
1851. s. W. CASTOR. Clerk.
G,3
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Wheeling Wholesale Market.
CORRECTED WEEKLY BY THoBURN & HAD
DEN, Al, MAIN sTREET)
WHEELING, Dec. Is.

WHEELING, Dec. Is.
APPLE. Eggs. dcz. "a
Green, bbi. SlOc(0l,. 0FLogR.
Dry. bu. 100 -aperfins. $50
EedGs, " ,7soai0u Extra. 4,15oaJc1
Butter, roll, 10 Rye, 3.15
Barley, tu. 6ooa65 ~Buckwheat, s2oo2 IS
Corn. 3OPeaehes. dry, bu. 2Cae %
Oats. 2.Eliay, Ton, SO
WHEAT, a" Seo0s5i
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Hi,eHHnnsisin s~croirla, ETysipc-

These are among the most terrible and organizing
disea es OF the Muscles, the fcshy fibre and the skin;
yet Ill their worst farms, ana wnelI seemingly incuTG-
bic, they ITva i1bly disappear under Il peTsevt-Ia-
application of this sOOth Tag, healing, aniidoic 10 pam
nnl
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g@aI ynteIige1te.
G. o. r. r Time Table for the
Stations In Belmont County.
~sCHOOL. EXAMINATION
ACCOMMODATE

]. WELSH, Agent.
GLENCOE. Dec. J., 1857.
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Times Of Holding Court in the Sth
Judicial District.
" HEREAS, ON THE 18TH DAY

0sE HEREAS, ON THE 18TH DAY
of September. \. y. is-6, the Judges of
the Court Of Common Pleas of The Eighth Judicial
District Of the Stale o, Ohio, by their order OF that
date, III due form of law, fixed permanently the
Times Tor LOidiHg the Courts of Common Pleas and
District Court IL PeCh ard all of The Couptios IN the
said Districts; and, whereas. the subscribers, the
Judges of said District. are of opinion that The fol-
10 wiEF changes AVID alterations in The lines of hold
ing said Courts OF Common Pleas al d Dist let Court
are required hy the rnhlic interest and Convenience.
II is therefore,, by tie suhscr Ibrrs, the Judges of
said District in pursuance of The Eowe r vested in
ush law, hereby ordered that the times of holding
tie Courts OF Common Pleas aud District Court
within the said District. in the several counties
tIiereo: he reTm"naL;Iyi fixed as follows:
The TENS OF. i!e Court Of Commen Pleas shall
hereafter commence and lie EO .dcn, annually, in the
FIRST SUBDIVISION.
In the County of NusniTrHm on the O. daY of Feb
rgary, The 18Th day Of June, and .ne I'd dag CT No
NeMhCT-
In tie county of Morgan IN the 81 day of March,
ihr sJth d1y al May, aud the Gath day uf AugG ST.
In tile county OF Noble on The ism DAY of VI arch,
the sih day OfJune, aud the 9Th day OF Seple mber.
hnd in The
f.. SECOND SUBDIVISION.
In the county OF Guernsey on the efti day Of Jan
usry, the sd day OF JIsc and tie I'd day o. N.vem-
her.
In tho County of Monroe on the 10th day of Feb
ruary The Cub day OF July, and tie 10th day of No
vemher.
IN The county Of Belnonr on tie Cd day of March.
the 25ih day of May, aad Ike 9Th Gay of august.
A. d IL lie
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Which ] will sell lower than rny one has any idea
OF. Also, Bonnet Trimmings of great variety.
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Carpetins, Rug, Rich Curtain Goods, &C.,

to which tS have devGeda an ene roam. Audt these with their hne aock ofGOods will bsn
to he eXceUedhy NJ house IN the West, in GI uad y~
ever been 90 allied in point of beauty elegance and ehsaue< hey sHcI the zneauoI OF c
Buyers and eIve that This THE TINE u huvG Goods HEAP with CASH s. now
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600 Pieces of Calico or Prints,
DRESS TRIMMINGS.

Consisting partly of VELVET RIBBONS. of every
variety, also Moire Antique Ribbons, Fringe and
BuEIe Lace. Silk and Silk Tassel Buttons, all of the
latest styles. have als0a
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-03
Eleven nest Desirable Building
Lots,


ffsEF Sa'.ta fractional half OF block rs f.@venty
l AL g rne- of IL Claire and Prom. Streets sBh-
siy-ted Into el@vrn lots sritah'e for corwodous
stssrs Ard Co-rrniFsion Hnusss ts offered 10 leAs'
~ TIE .hova named term. Corvenient stef r,hea
sndrs siti proximity 20 the Ra;lroaf depot. mhss
peculiarly deEirsh,e fer hn.,n.ss yurtee.t. In
uir.of wn Hi1JPETF Rss Davenport.
= DAWSON RUT9 Davenport c'i
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i27 icres Pine Timber Lard fOf sale
Valuable Property for sale In East
navcNNNrt.

q GOOD Building Lots. ssn two story Prame
l u House and two lots t~eroo king the Missis
sppi river trpiy.n Ssmue' Gu- In East nsvrn-
rort or 10 Jpnu A.Guy Jas. Jordan, IN Hs-er-
y-aTt suY9S-df
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S. .. .sszDEEy-S
Foundry aaa siacLine Works.

II HE P.ops. tor i sax prspar.a =" "txto,.te eye:,
1 v@fteit - s.iet ifiEief - sf,oit rct!>a
S'p no stfau fustt"s = & 10 horse trv vsr;
EnsGts, Lhtas Isners I'll = Siiis srt al drsc.i,-
ticrs Of NIL wcrt ssa sat- sltf ~ the Wet for
The inaiiuiactnre 4 AeCar!s An. friction Hrssf
Power = y r.T soh:t.s for :he purycso intended
lie would invi.s The ATT hti II OF parties roqairng
Snaftiie l. lis Adjustable Hanger AMI Self Onns
BGxes, superior To anything IL ne
Pariicu'nr sfteatlpn viii &c pad to rpai-i-g ma
inrry, ard prompt attsiisian Given 10 all rd. r.
n. rp>-t ~ ct NY wors IN the t--t manner and
~ rtrti F-in ihz nsrhin.fS or repsi nx 'Avo-
70 With taff erteT~ Testfrgs x al kinda snurii-t
frr. w to liz rlira Il e~t, urprsite TIE Cs-
M s-nt -ft tiu i,c17irwly
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DeSMOineS River Lana for sale
L.f.y'lS DEP.fRT.NE.ST.
d.. ,fofnes River Ehrigat'on and X X 20.
OrIuMwA Iowa tpsal II. i-hS.
'l'HE undersigned hereby rive- notie-, taat his
l Oincc Is now oP,n fur the sale 81 t'.se ysnAbir
si, They vii II. sold on long credit And IN lots to
IN means and wishes .. purchases
Aryfnrther Information desired Ia relation 70 t'sr
will be furnished on application al this oriics
/ mai or oihrra-n GEO Il PERKINS,
lmayiSn') l.'nd commis .onei.
I.AhB DLA AGTAxr.
pEs MoIkps NAylaArios CO.
nNihe sixteenth dav ~ Jun. ne.t. tht olfic- be
~ the sA~ % the lsuds VI this uipany Will Int
removed from this Iiaoe 10 Fort De Aoire<
These lands viii be- sold IN long credit. and IN
lots u sui, the mcsus AMI wishes of rrrcfsseTs
GRO Y pfhSiNS.
Land cOElmisslons
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Dealers in Choice Family Groceries and Provisions
Aleo general assortment o! Dry Goods, Boots and
0koss, Asts and Caps, Hardware, Crockery, wood
On anS willow ware, &c, Corner Of ID street and
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