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made, and at last surmised somewhat Of the
truth. But no one else seemed to suspect
anything. Once or twice, Matilda fancied
that George looked a little mysterious when
he saw her take a package from servant;
but, in her many occupations, she soon for
got her suspicious.
| At last, the wardrobe was prepared, and
packed in three large trunks. The plan
was finally arranged. Mr.. Fleming was by
no means satisfied with it; but it was the
best he could do with the materials he had
to work with. Matilda and Anna were to
meet him at a certain hotel at Haarlem, and
accompany him to some clergyman's there,
where the ceremony could be performed.
If Matilda had obeyed implicitly Mr..
Fleming's instructions, all would have sue
ceeded; but, after seating herself BY the
side of Anna, in the carriage that had been
ordered to meet them at Taylor's, she insist
ed on returning for her trunks. Anna re-
monstrated in vain. Matilda was sure there
was no danger. Her guardian was at his
counting which lie would not leave
for several hours. His wife was in her bed
with one Of her nervous attacks. George
was at school; and the servants were busy
in another part of tho house; and, as for
returning for them afterwards, as Mr..
Fleming wished, that she would never dare
10 do. So Anna was obliged to yield. =
Now, it happened that that day, Of all
tho days of the year, George was seised
With 50 severe ! headache, that he found
himself obliged to leave the school-room.
Hurrying home, he was surprised to see
three trunks, evidently prepared for some
traveller, standing in the hall. He forgot
at once his headache, and proceeded to in
vestigate the canse Of this phenomenon. He
had his own suspicious; and they guided
him on the right track. Finding Matilda's
room empty, he sought the waiter. "Are
those Miss Matilda's trunks in the hall9''
asked he. ,t;asses 3ss ...s 81 A 3T
ssAi,ss Matilda's trunks2 Ysa want to
know If they Was Miss Matilda's trunks, do
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Dates OF ADVERTISING.
.3.ERTT DOUGLASS,

rroRSEY AT LAW WILL Il ,hs lsAsate. s,aie Of
sevesa ~. FINER East Room Of the Brick Building on
Rrasdvsv neary opposite the Pacific Hotel formerly
o.cnpied by H. c. Mutt Co. ..--t
CannciI BIuns City, August lst-nlA-u sst4af~--
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y, mHDs. ~ suG AR-.jus, received and for s,,e
n = : - ''pe BEE HIVE {
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The experiments made the present year
will probahlyrdcsidc tha cia;ns Of this new
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LE HURAY& s. Co, N r City GaEnx
pRExEL < Co. Phila Pa tCoorn.r,n'u' nuaAs ~ 2 OO.'
VERMONT BANK, Mont'r, Bur,;nr.an nkooks,
Vermont. | wArRrNcr Ww@
nARvEx KING, Esq Boston DAyip n Prrsnn, nis
L.G. BERRYA Co. Adrian. Detro. N;,U0eo 9 GO
Michigan. " ga Nuisan
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pass away. 1ou Would nave died ere you
would have made an exertion, from the
very fact that you looked upon exertion as
worse than death. 1t was strange state
of both mind and body. Your large for
tune rendered work unnecessary, SO there
was no hope while that forum" remained.
Had it been wholly bodily maady, could
have argued you into the necessary work
for a cure. And, on the other hand, had it
been wholly mental disease, might have
driven your body to help your mind. But
both were weak, and knew that you must
either work or die. " '
sAnd now, my boy, I'll tell you where my
hope lay. l knew that you possessed such
a true pride of Independence that You would
not depend upon others. Iknew that if
you were forced to it you would work.
saw Rowland and told him my plans.
assured him that If We could contrlye to get
you to sea, and make you start out into ac-
tive life for the sake Of life, you could be
saved. He joined me at once. l took your
money and his, and then bade him clear out.
You know the rest. And now tell me, my
boy; if l give you back your fortune will
you forgive me? Your money is safe
every penny of ito the amount Of hun
dred and fifty thousand dollars. Poor
Rowland has suffered much in knowing how
you looked upon him, but know that he
Is amply repaid by the sight Of your noble,
powerful frame, as he sees it tonight. And
now, George are We forgiven?' NJ" @
1t was full hour before all the questions
of the happy friends could be asked and
answered; and when the doctor and Row
land had been forgiven and blessed for the
twentieth time, Mr.. Wilton said Wditn
He left the room, and when be returned
he led sweet Mary by the hand. /. s...g =.
Late in the evening, after the hearts Of
our friends had fairly begun to grow tired
with joy, Gcorge asked Mary how much lon
ger she was willing 10 wait. Mary asked
Two weeks
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Shtsue cIAP5 was u tTuuSitIuu Dut
ere he went on deck again, he had resolved
that he would do his duty, come what would !,
short Of death. He would forget that he
ever did else but work for his livlihood.--
With these resolves, clearly defined in his
mind, he had already felt better. iss5
At first our supercargo was too weak to
do much. He was very sea-sick, and it
lasted nearly two weeks; but when that
passed of, and he could pace the, vibrating
deck with stout stomach, his appetite grew
sharp, and his muscles begaA to grow strong.
At FIRST his appetite craved some Of the
many delicacies he had been used to; but
they were not to be had, and he very soon
learned to do without them. The result was
that his appetite became natural in its
wants; and his system began to find itself
nourished BY simple. food, and in proper
Quantities. J 4
For years he had looked upon breakfast
as meal which must be set out and parta.
ken Of from mere fashion. A cup Of coffee,
and perhaps a piece Of dry toast, or some
seasoned and highly-spiced tidbit, had con-
stituted the morning meal meal. But now,
when the breakfast hour came, he approach
ed il with keen appetite, and felt as strong
and As hearty as at any time Of the day.
BY degrees the hollow checks became full;
the dark eyes assumed new lustrc; the color
rich and healthful came to the face; the
breast swelled with increasing power: the
lungs expanded and grew strong; the mus
cles became moro firm and true; the nervea
grew calm and steady; and the gasmonta
which he had worn when he came on sboard
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ern cape 81 Africa the crew had al learned

4 ern cape OF Africa the crew had all Learned
Though storm and sunshins tbsough
tcmpest and calm, through dark hours md
bright, the young snpercargo made Ma
| voyage. In ono year from the day on which
be sleft his native land, ne placed his foo,
again upon the soil Of hisnativc home. B0,
he did mot stop. The same ship with ths
1 same oficers,s WAS going upon the same
cruise again; and he meant to 70 with her.
He saw Mary Wilton, md she would whit.
He saw DR.. Allyne, and the kind old gentle
man prsised him for his manly indepen-
dence. 49, !; .e@. f.,s s. .g ~ts.
Again George Ballcrton was upon the sea;
and again he assumed the dutiesof his Office,
and even more. He stood watch when there
was no need of it, and during seasons OF
storm he claimed . post on deck. At the end
Of another year the young man returned to
his home again. He was now twenty Eight,
and few who knew him two years before,
could rccognizehim now. His face Was brown
by exposure, his cheeks full and plump, his
frame stout and erect ike forest chief
His muscular system was nobly developed,
and the men were few who could stand be-
fore him in trials Of physical strength
When he first left the city, two years before,
he had weighed just one hundred and thirty
pounds avoirdupois. He now brought up
the beam fairly at one hundred and seventy
sikh Surely he was now new man in every
respect. s.S.;.,.,., I.ese .lnszss,,r a
: On the afternoon Of the third day, as he
entered his hotel one of the walters handed
him letter. He opened it, and found it
to be from Mr.. Wilton. 1t was request
that he would be at the merchants house at
nine O'Clock that evening, 5Z.e.Z.s
I sGeorge, said the doctor, after the youth
had given q full account Of his adventures,
Il should think you would almost forgive
poor Rowland for having made Oft with your
fortune?'
Forgive him?' returned George; 90, l
did that in the first placep aHa Es'h 9fsi'zzt
sWell George resumed the doctor, sMr.
Rowland is here will you see him?' zg q
'See him5' see Charles Rowland? OF
course will.' a S'@sa''-" s''''''
The door was opened, and Mr.. Rowland
entered. lie was an elderly man, but hale
and hearty. E.ssssss~s,ss a-..F s..s8 rts.sszsI
The old man and the young man shook
hands. and then inquired after each others
health. ,5HJHg.s1 SEQ 5@ a@i5s *a 4a ,l5
{ 'You received note from me, some two
years ago. said MIR. Rowland, 'whieh / sta
ted that one in whom had trusted had got
your money and mine with it?'
'Yes sir,' whispered the youth.
'Well,' resumed Rowland, 'Dr.. Allyne
wss the man. He had your money. ssf'@a
'Hold on, my boys, said the doctor, while
variety Of emotions seemed at work within
his bosom. Il was the villain. 1t was
who got your money. worked yonr ruin,
my boy. And now listen, and then I'll tell
you why! ap 4 ~ a#E gea4 lp]
4 saw that you were were dying. Your
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ssM,ss Matild1s trunks2 Ye want to
know If they was Miss Matilda's trunks, do
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-05-28
Lat est i sws.


WAsuseroa, Nay %.
Joasehaa 3. Jenkins. y. 3. Consul II
Navigator Islands, vas arrested this after.
nooa On the steps Of the Department, i'm.
medtassly atlss HE Interview with assistant
Secretary Appleton.
The warrant On which he vas arrested
IVES issssd By Justice Goddard. on change
Of piracy, sworn TO By Dr.. Van Cslaps. for
ssising. By force Of srms. and selling . lssss
auosnt Of property belonging TO citissns Of
the United States, including the cargo Of
the chip Eudosas In the harbos Of Apis-
Il appears from papers 6led in the De.
pastmeat that on his arrival. there BE- formed
. Cost Of Admiralty, styling himself vice.
Commissioner, and appolated assistant
Judges. Martial, 10. The property alleged
TO have been sacfidced. amounted 70 about
$4,000, while that belongiag TO v. p.
Chaplin & Co., and A. vaucomp. was salued
ct over 100000.
4f. jenkins wss cosD0itted 10 jail 10
await Sequisilion from the 0overnor OF
New York, where the caee must - tried, be
having 6sst Touched the coil Of that State on
biz reiusn 70 this country.
Ms. uorse, the late special commissioner
% Dogots, hes arrived here on business
eonessning HE mission. He he's NO doubt
Of The eventual ssttlsosnt Of the di0culsy
between New Grenada and the United
otasss In . manner satisfaetosy to both
Repabaes.
Gen. Houston had declared himself
candidate for Governor Of Texas, and CON.
menced stumping the State.
All hossilitiss against the Seminole ln-
dians ere TO - prosecuted with unabated
vigor under the command oil Col. Loomis.
Gov. Dsooms, Of Florida, hes been 90 %.
cured b the Secretary Of War and General
Scott.
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Nsv BgiLsasos. OF the psoni.
men, bsiidiass coaasnssd fe~ days Or
weeks ago. srs dsvslopiaG u shs@sslvss
the ge-ahsad spirit u sassspsiss y which
they are ssrrosadsd. They illustrate jest
hoe fase houses esa BE- PIT sp. We notice
the fssststien Of . suabse Of nee bsild.
iass 10 di1sssas pssss Of he city. whore .
couple ef weeks ego thsss we're % sucA
siSas Of impsovsasst. We truly hops
saouSh house, Vii. - pst y this ssssos 70
keep rests IRON sAvsssise. II No. 10 Asise
them dewa . liesle.
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y . haad Of sswdiss That bad asseoblsd
spon the shore. There wers several ladies'
spoa the deck Of ths bsat q she d0s. who
barely ESCAPED bsiag psleed y ~ esaeslsss
sca.ps." TAh gaas woa's vis either, and
he'd better - ssoppsd q oaes.
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Ar weak AsAIa.-Burrows' Mill hes
been stopped some little time By the high
water. which entered the iovsst story. but
yesterday morning steam was Got up again
preparatory to going bsiskly 10 work.
whes, came In very freely last week. b.,
Monday's rain stopped Il. We noe quote
1, la our markets ct oi.i0-the highest
notch Of the sssson 1t this point.
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lee days ago. over twenty ton.
OF rags were ssssived At shis peist in one
shipasat from nsscs,ias. They we're for
the noliss Paper Mile. Thsss Mills sup-
ply nearly oil the Oalsss In this rseies with
printing paper.
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AixsD uP.--Alaost ::evsry pseson cosld
have suited his taste 10 weather yas,erisy.
II was changing from grave TO gsy with
marvellous celebrity from sunrise to the 20.
ing down Of the same in ciosdy elory.-
Enough rain fell 40 make sad keep the
walking bad.
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TgA81sAs so9 Ceusse with rsss
regret ~ ere compelled 10 make the an.
aesaesusst that Thslbssg vill - sssbss
70 make 10 visit 10 shis city sAvestissA. We
hsd sstisipsssd fhea hin asd ~ disaia-
gu.shsd nssicisas accompanying Mn. -
richest auslcal tssss 70 vhisA or sisissss
were sves isvissd. Dut . lssesr was ~.
esivsd fsse II. ossskossh yesterday sssssisg
shat ovtag 70 The pssss Of other eagses.
asenss. Il would - utterly iapssslbls for
them . make The seassaplassa visit v shis
city sad Rock 1sland.
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WssELT 0Assrrs COPIES Of the week.
" 0asstts. containing ansng other shiags
the article on wss,ssa Enigrssioa. Ae.,
the demand for which We could not satisfy
~ish DaiI6 /; the sales Of aeal Esss.s dur
ise the week. &C.: can - obtained ct the
ceuntiae 1oon.
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Ase9nsa ConcsRr.-Ws learn the Phil.
harmonic Society intend. giviag smother
Concert soon. They lsbosed sadss ssas
di0culsiss on tine lest occasion, which Gill
not mar their ssesllsat performances The
next time. We shall give due notice Of
theitims and place.
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sAsaArn ScsooL Usios. -.By notice. IL
will b perceived the Sabbath School Uaion
will hold ~ annual meeting this evening" .,
the Congregational Chssch. ~ Tiara will
be addresses iron several preaissnt gen.
slsnea. and other interesting psoesediags.
there should be full attendance Of those
Interested in Sabbath schools.
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Hsea WATsa.-Ali the wsssesa streams
appear 70 be q this time ia an exec lsat
condition. the Upper Mississippi - very
high. bot slowly falling yesterday as this
point. At o.. Louis % Tuesday, The river
~as reported high and risiag. aad I'll H.
upper streams 10 The sane soaditios. TIE
Ohio. Csabsslana ssd Tsassssss ere Aigh.
with their tributaries. Do fer - plsaty OF
water 10 concssasd, the ssesmbostnss ere
having an cxcsiisst tins Of Il.
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LASH Aegs BY advsrtissaeat is vii.
b sssa that Col. r. c. Esds hes ssaasiesl
red oil his land sgsacy bssissss 10 C. Al
sustus Havilsad. ESQ. Ms. Hsvilasa 10
recommended - . ssa.leasn 10 whom
every confidence can be placed - nan Of
integrity and business capacity. Col. Eads
has soms valuable lands Of HE ows for
sale, which are worthy Of public ssisnsisn.
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o131IoUV10D F9.p ouy -.
An axle Of tie fourth car of the train
from Philadelphia, wss broken this mosaing
sboet mile west Of tais city. The car
upset and wss dragged shovt distance.
Holmes Norton. Of Trenton. N. J. vas %.
riosslv injured, and ten cr twelve Others
were considerably cut end bruised. TIE
wounded were brought to this city. Col.
Benton Vas among the passengers. and wss
somewhat hurt, bat procs edsd On bic Jour.
nsy. The Piusbusg train was detained
two hours By the accident.
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AHAPry SPEcrAoLs.-The LAST swo days
our eitissns have been grati1sd With The
presssee Of . large BODY Of beohsa ssose
on Brady street. bstSsea Second and Third.
and aea gagged in breaking the broken
into little bits Of piscss." The gutisss Of
the street are being dug osl and lsvsled.
the curling prepared. and Ia short time
We hope to record Brady = : duly maead.
amised street.
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Mr. cHAs. u. DAY, Of chssaes, hssiss sssses
sssssis,sd saa asla ,as 0asssss Jes ooss, - vsii
hereafter Asvs the sssirs sspssvtasa q sAss -
psrsmsa,. AZ N. Day b sss Of Ne - Job
st-s,.,. ~ u,p. AL oar fssllasss Ses Ne
ssssaslsa Or cork alss s,,ssay sssa greatly %
ssssi W lssss aais,oss - lsssss ssysss o. ups,
Sc. - saa aov psosiss sss passess y q sssss
jss work u eli vsnssiss via ssss, sAsspass
aat despatch. ~ Ne soues shove, VII b
ssss hat vs have ss1sssA asss stssa Dssss ~.
saissry. raisis sas e.'y sn,s In As lsiiy vhsss
sssaa psvss 10 sss1. % ~ ess Asanssss ass
sseQsallsa. SANDERS 3 DRo.
0aVnnnoeS. MasuA n.
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Macs Archie Exnleraiions.

Macs Arctlc kxplerAtiOns,
A MOTHER supply lust received. price 40
"A Lake Ngsai 81 Antssssn, t.ss
uneteadss faaas Jvufasy, ~
9scoslssttoss 81 3 i1fsums, y vols 1Oo
Psses 0oss, ~ Cape Aan Ptsheruaa. -
Capsass IL wash ssoa cary. isg1 Ina
Tea vssss among the MAJ Bsas, i.ss
Asaanssc ale AMI Ias, IaS
Illinois - u 10, 1851, tSo
ksitaa and his psspi., t.ss
he. vosth's Lns cad Aivsatars. "a
lnoulss WtthiA o. 370o sacls, t.se
Tho oaa1soon. ~ CAPT. VA Nc Ned i,ss
Poems. ~ Alas aadsr smisA, Is
nassss Poems, Is
soAgeasd 0Atlats, b. Dyer, Ip
Ausosy LoiGA b Mrs. Nc Ivuiax. I.aS
CeoDoe, ~ hn1b oids, 4 vols.
rasies OsaMas, home Anass msal, l,sa
Violet, NJ ths Gspas aud mo Grsss, lYs
AnsreSa Pulpit, SOS
0susls man = Usids W Poltcusss, 80
~ fus tswA Boox Ro0us,.
No. - 1sady q. the r.s, t,fAss.
no leu 81 kII Ala Ms
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-. kouls, Lay -.
Advices from Kansss 10 the 2lst cay
that 6taaton had Issued proclaaaliOa for
the election Of delegates to the Conssits.
uosal Convention 10 b held % the third
nosday 10 June.
Tetnrns isoa 10 oct Of - eesnsiss. CON.
prising 9.96l legal voters, are received.
from which il appears that many Repsbli-
cans are goiug over 10 the Fsss State Ma.
tional Democracy. also hat N attempt h
beiag nede made BY Northern Osooesats
y send Free State men Of thst party 70 The
Convention. Ely Aooss, formerly ssof New
York, has been selected ~ run for Con.
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RIvsa.-Ths river VS. rsssdiag ysstss.
day and fell ahoas Gin inches the aieht ~.
vious b., Il may fail several feet yet and
still - high.
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PRovrpsncs. Mey -.
The Grand Assembly met a. Newport
this morning. Gov. Dyer and other State
oocefs were sworn. Their beiug no choice
OF Lieut.. Governor Thomss @. fusnsr vas
elected In araad Commistee.
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY,

UOOaO hND - ~ u toN IN
Beds Ssf ths People and thsir chilAssa
eooks VI Travel. Books a. Seienee,
Hs0ks Of Romance, Bssks u .a<sry,
noSks u PROSE-,
vlLANK Day hooks. LsAxsr., ~varaaIA Node, Mo-
ID csips and rtms Rcnks, Pocket Map. 81 al ths Or
t.ent Wss4esn btats aud IessitSss, hchol ooska u
ell kisds, kins Lehograph kngrasng~. stA without
frAtnes: Fine 0is doafding sogsths with large ssd
vsii ssesd Asssrt .acat 81 al sinds legal f~psS.
NIL pnFer eoolse 49, letter, Soss and Dsllst, bush
white ssA assrtsd coiors Envelapes all ksd>. lndel
tibls tack, Niue and Ned Inks, 8old r.as st.i reos
Geld and ssisef fsnei Cases. Portmoaes. Card Cases.
Visiting Gards, portet inkstsns fefia merry Pencils
esd fsatstsss, and insum.rsbie 9asntty Of other
arcis ell for sale at Nos YORK. prizes. cheap Tor essh.
Clair Hossr. Ifsssdsl .. II. sTAkS. Agent.
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LouIevtLLS, Ay.s lay 70.
The Executive Committee Of the Ken
lucky horticultural Society cay the fruit
crop genesally will exceed the average, but
peaches will Be light crop.
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4sssS DeAs J. Wu1es -Oos - lIiesd'
~ go fsssy hsasJ. Wtlssa. - ~ o.
ssas y - hssllo ashAeey - u \ q
Lveaa, vhsss - - snnona4 pusunaaoA
II 81 fsess ssaesees = eoDna ~
bssa tsyiag - 70 ~ - - = = -
m 49, beas soeek witAe0 49, -
ssaosss saysAAag. Dss - - - -
vis. - pssVls pgsls1ss6 = 49, -
esssl = - J. vllase. - - lGsD
A1vsanas asUss 90 We1nss6W 49,
~ - Uy =. Wilna Usas 80 -
Cuneee y - = O. - ehas - ~
puee1DsD6 1veo0o = - n111soD = -
- 60. 49, - - - - -
- 0r1 - q -
80 ARRA a@ - N4y& ANS ~
AS ..ss~z 1850 800 - N~8 -
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W0as - Sisp 1ss MAasaAI. o..
hcisas Ciay 0assAsl. =. ". Mitchell. has
arranged very ssss asd ssassaisss e1Iss
40 ths second story Of ~ hsiek bsiliIag %
the West corner Of Dss1y ssl Hsess sssssss.
Hsrs asy b fossd . Ceoplsiss ossk, b
wlish entries osy - osds q sas auisv.
sssss. &C.. b these issliag dspsssA = y
do. 4 Polissasa. ID ~ sbsssss = -
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at - 49, q I'll hssss. 18Th si0AG -
day; . shs end shss any pssses ssssssissssd
% aahs - Of shs services Of ths Peliss.
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HARDWARE.
TOw lssE SPRING TRADE.
1881!
T.ICLOSE 4 90,
. a.. "ss,v.ss 40 i4s..a.s s.sss .fil4sassss.
sdApssd ~ III. santa sfeisy saa essasy
:BUlLDERs HARDWARE,
W. ds,s,s much Of .as Tin AUD s,,sst,oa led.
p-ssAsst Of our usds. Gar STOCK smsr.c.s
oss.sytA,as ir this line.
MILL FURNISHING GOODS,
rais I. s,s.r speciality ~ tssa- oaf stock
probsbly sapsstor u any la IA. state. W.ias
sssdto Keep osasisaiiy ea hand the ss,y bss, u
ss~s. tiiss. Bs'tins, psesiss. DC. tho
ssashst saords.
AGRICULTURAL NIPPLE MgNrs.
1Uss. oUrLEas.
An0HAHios rooLs,
Ia fac. sas ..s. + 1..aDasi., containing everything
a.asiiy s-k.a fas In the ~Ay " Ha,isara. Deal.
ss ana oossemsfs cam % MI 70 sndn 10 hssf
aivan sAss toi.ok through our sssssimenis.
April lat, Iss7 T.CLosg a GO.
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MANTLEs AND CRATES.
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hk andersignei prupretass Of tho iiank Of Ii.s.ses
sehtsska, sfrty The ltosi.i0ps it, charter, M
ts1Hats tHspunr,hi tor all lis ssuvs, aud wili rsAuo
the Notes ~ -ai Institution, q, it, In the sstr Of
tlvnco, Ia coin. aad Al Htth,r ~ their -~'y uus,p
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euHFNRFy.
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TOOK. SARGENT bow AEN Iowa sssy, }Iesa.
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