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other firing to look forward to but death
they cannot help grumbling. Fighting dowr
here is something like the story told Of As.
tor, who employed beggar in moving
stones from one cad Of cellar to the other
and when he got through required him ia
move them back. and repeat the same process
every day. At the end of the second day the
man. although he received good wages, de-
sired t. be released from the contract, as
MS work was doing no one good. He pre-
ferred getting less wages in work where
the end would be Of advantage 10 some one.
II is precisely the same way with us. We
know that If every Indian should be killed
Tomorrow no good would arise from it, as
Lower Florida would be as uninhabitable as
It is now. 1t is nonsense to say that one
hundred and fifty Indians have stopped emf
grafton. II the land had been worth cult
vation. the Anglo American race would
have paid very little attention to the red
men. The Western Indians, who are far
more warlike than the Seminoles, appear to
have hindered but little the settleme ut Of the
Upper Mississippi. National IaielEgener.
r6"NiDA INDIANA ne tampa (F!a.l Rem
insofar Of the 9th instant gives The following
account Of an attack upon the Emitted States
truops by Indians:
1.-Two detachments Numbering in all a.
bout 20 mem from companies B and r, 9Th
Infantry. under the command Of a non. com
nlssoned officer. were left in charge Of boats,
stores, &C.. at Palm Grove, while the main
body Of troops that had been operating in
that quarter were Withdrawn. While ten
men we're procuring water from well they
were cut Oft from camp and fred on by
large body Of Indians. who were led on by
negro. Privates Siler. company b, and
Springer. company Z. were killed; privates
Haur company T., severely. aud Wolf, CON.
Pany ., slightly wounded. The bodies IL
Siler and Springer were found and buried by
Lieut.. Hill. They we're scaped, whipped,
and indecently mutilatrd. On the lst in
slant Lieut.. Johnson, with six men, met and
attacked abou; twenty Indians. After sustain
ing the loss Of one man he withdrew. Il is
rumored that Michael Swicord was the name
OF the man killed, and that the indians sec ured
his gun and about five hundred rounds Of
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Ohe bundled dollars will lie paid 10 any Physician
Who eau prove that ths Medicine ever injured Pc.
tent and the testimony II thousands can BE- produced
10 Prove that il does great good. Gases Of from one
stek 10 thiteen years standing have been effected
The Of VOLUNTARY Testimony ia possession Of tho
Proprietor, sauching IT. virtues au cIfi,c powers IL
immense. embracing names well kloNn 10 science aud
lame.
100000 BEETLES hass lren seH r'd ~ srele II.
stance % failure h.. hren feponril
Personally appeared TIT IL ire nj Alderman or ,hs
City q Philadelphia. II. y. lILLMbULD, Ih. m,,t.
whu lrine dHly dgts ~ thu his pf,parst,nn
contains Nsttnr, Mefruts u l,iriinus bog, lut
nre pucly Vegetable. a.. y. HEIMBuLD.
Sob Manufacturer
Sworn anil suhscfiHcl ieflfe me- thi. s3l ,la, ,f
November, te5i. " T.. HUBBARD. Alderman.
Prize 81 per Bottle. or Sif iir Is. Dslirtrtd
10 Hig .},fir,ss,
ACCOMPANIED by frii4it snd fespans,hs Certificate.
ifcm pfaessors u Mfslta CsIlals. Clrfe, mel, aGJ
others. Prepared sal sod ~
u u llELMEOLD.
Practical md dsgiyn ~ cbsssi,i
No. 81 sauh 'lsnih Siisri.
Below r1csinut, Assembly BuiIdtnes,
Phisd, lphia
ITO " hsd of Ill Druggists anj Dealer. thtousI,.
oIi the United siaiss Canass snd BRITISH P,o,inrs
Belcars gf CDIH,rxftiS Ask IN Hlagods-- 7SL.
no otier. Cares Gaursahtd
Tor sale ~
Da JAS. 2 CAIN, HilisbOronxh.
HOLT. MURRAY q CO., Gtahatn.
My ~ ss-
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Extract q a Letter from an 0aieer, dated
Faft f,a.. Fi,,ii. a.. a tass

E1irdi 81 Letter from di Offer, dated
foH cass, fIoiids, May 0. 1887.
We are nearly deyoured by mosquitoes.
] do all my writing in bed under the bars,
which will account Tor this letter being in
pencil. For the last ten days I have not
been able 10 write at my desk, and | have
slept but two nights during the same period.
The men are better OF than am, and they
are not far from being used up. Besides
The mosquitoes we are troubled with seurvy,
aud dysentery, and in fact nearly all The ills
that flesh Is heir 70. II would take the In.
dians al least twenty years 70 kill az many
men as the climate of Florida does in six
months. A soldier knows that he IL food Cor
powder, and he consequently never grumbles
al the prospect Of being shot ; but when
they arc kept 10 pest.ksuse, without any
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-05-27

A British Exploring expedition to the
northwest Of the British possessions in this
country. is being organized. 0ne Of its
duties will he to endeasor 10 discover a prac.
teal road through the Rocky Mountains as
means decentralization between yancouyer's
Island aud Canada.
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CaoPs ~ the NippLE Cousrirs.-The E,li.
tor u the Marlborough Bulletin. WIN has late.
y travelled through Rowan. Davidson, Gull.
ford and Randolph. says that the wheat crop
~ those counties Is of The mpst promising
character. and oats tolerably fair. The
weather aud condition Of the soil, he SAYS.
were never more favorable than now Tor
planting eorn and root GRIPS. though there is
no time to be- Lost.
The Milton Chronicle ssys that the wheat
crop in its section lnoks exceedingly well,
aud Promises an abundant harvest, The
Chronicle gives pnor account sI the Tubac.
CO prospect, and pitches into ns farmer
friends Tor not paving more attention "a
raising something coed 70 eat A. we'll a. 10
chew. FuvaI.rl, OL.trr,r.
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Carolina. Many former citizens Of the
State, now residing in other parts Of the
country, especially such of them as are
members of the denomination, or who may
have association in connection with the
Church in this State. will desire it, and
freely contribute their patronage, so that we
believe there can be little ground to fear the
complete success Of the undertaking.
Salisbury Walciman
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Near Walnut tifavc, On ,he 9Th instant. w vim.
Jcrdsn E.q., NJ. JomS wasustH 70 Mis-. EpsEY
wAroS, al o. this county.
10 Grhan. On The ais, Il Nay. Ly The Re-. 4. @.
Hughes, NJ Gsoses 4 sFYf 70 Nj. nussoA !.
f.i.a.
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+" NnHTn CaRoLiSA The
stockholders in the Presbyterian ncW spapcr,
which il is proposed 10 establish IN this
State. met at Greensborough on the I4th
instant, pursuant 10 notice given. for the
purpose Of selecting name, location and ei.
tors. We learn from a delegate, that the
meeting was Characterised BY harmony and
good feeling throughout. -Four thousand five
hundred dollars Of stock was reported as
secured, principally By the friends Of the
enterprise at Fayetteville. The paper is TO
be called the North Carolina Presbyferian."
Il Is TO be located at Fayetteville. The
Rev. y. Mebane, of Orange Presbytery, was
chosen senior editor aud the Rev. George
Mcneil, Jr., as assistant or Junior editor.
This enterprise has peculiar claim upon
The members Of the Presbyterian church
throughout the State, TO which we doubt not,
there will be prompt and hearty response.
We have no idea, however, that Il will be
confined 10 the narrow boundaries Of North
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-05-27

The authorities Of Niagara Falls have de-
termined to put stop to the Objectionable
practice Of runners, solicitors, hack drivers,
&c, by which summer yisiters are outra
geously s~indled.
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EEF. We are authorized to announce
ILL., Mr. JAMES GILL as a candidate for re-.
election 70 the office Of superior Court Clerk for On
inge County al the ensuing election.
May ~. gO-t,e
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In consequence Of the length and severity
Of the winter in Northern Michigan, various
remote districts are destitute Of provisions
for the people, and fodder for the cattle, so
that both are dying Of starvation. A meet
ing has been held in Detroit, at which il
was resolved to raise IS 900 for the relief Of
the sufferers.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-05-27

Y We happen 10 know that On ArER's Cherry
PectOroi and cattartic Pills are gool medicines, and
shall proclaim il because we do kn il. We conf.
DENLY believe there Is vasi amount Of relief from
suffering for our afflicted fellow men wrapped up in
these skiul preparations, and shall freely use our
little influence to make them known TO those who
need them PHILADELPHIA Sunday Times.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-05-27

The steam frigate Minnesota, destined for
the China seas, has been placed in commits
sion at Philadelphia, and all the officers have
entered upon their duties. She will soon
leave for China, taking out our Minister,
VIM. b. Reed, Esq, and his two sons.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-05-27

MkSy- VIZ are authorized to announce
tlsS GEORGE LAWS as a candidate Tor ie-elec-
ion to the office of County Court CLERK for Orange
couny at the ensuing election.
Mayo s6-tjs
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" II all our readers who are troubled with Liver
Complaint, Jaundcs o. Dyspepsia, will read the ad.
veitsemen in another column Of DR.. Sanfords Invig-
orator, and then do We have done-eet bottle we
should no. see so many scky, hslf-dead. despairing
people as now meet gaze at almost every corner
Tor there never was remedy OF which much is said
and that performs so nearly what its prcpIeiors say il
will do. II came TO Us so highly recommended that we
could no, fail Ia try IL. and trial has convinced u.s.
without doubt, that il is The best family medicine in
use. We take il for Headache. Sour Stomach, Bill
iousness, and any Of the little bodily ills that are com.
mon, and il does produce pleasant state Of feeling to
the sick. and what is better after using il few times,
these little ills grow less and less and there is pros
poet Of being emit ely free from hem by continuance
in the use Of the lnsigaalor. Now we wish TO i'm.
press readers with this that the Insguralor il
medicine particularly adapted to family use and where
there are children subject 10 little diseases as OIL chill
ren are. il Is invaluaie snd ply sicians bills
snd untold amount ii anguish both to mothers and
their lilIle ones.
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rubbed with the READY RsLTs ihe has never frl, the
slightest pain since the rst minutes aer the irst
application But this line 81 Argument on which
we must not enter for it would be endless We could
cite, not one but thousands Of and even stronger
certificates in every variety Of form tina, chronic rregu
ariy has beenknown to assume. But TO what purpose
since those for whose benefit we would gladly cite them
did space permit have the same means Of knowing as
ourselves and as surely not interested in the result
Il they will not examine and convince themselves even
while their own physical agones cry andbeg for a,tcn-
TOMS it likely that preaching would meet with
a better fate! We feel that We have discharged our
duty for the time being by stating the facts that have
come within ourpersonal knowledge. The application
Of our argument remains with them and at their avn
peril be it, and to their great cost, ii our advise
and strong assurances are allowed pass UNDECIDED.
NeW York Paper.
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PROF. WOODS HAIR REsToRATVE.-In
our advertising columns is to be found an advertisement
OF this popular restorative We know nothing of lis
merits save what we read bu, that is sufficient paricu
larry when such testimonials Of its efficacy as
the following, which We clip flom the Oitowa Free
Trader:
"Hayng tried successfully sunlry highly recon-
mended hair tonics on our own halt denuded crown
we about lost oil confidence in nostrums Of that sort
until week ago we met distinguished politician OF
This State, whom We had three years ago with thin
hair, and as gray rs rat, hut boasng as fine
head OF hair as one could wish. We demanded the
secret Of his improved appearance, when be readily
counted for by ascrbing il To the virtues Of Prof
Woods Hair Restorative. We shall try that next.
Rock Ripsr Democrat
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y Il has been truly said, that after storm comes
the calm; and il isequally after calm comes the
sto,m. The people hereatou.s have been calmly
waiting for long time for something 10 eradicate the
Chlls and Fever from our section Of the country; hut
i has been like hope Deferred till at last the sorming
Of the stronghold Of the enemy was commenced l,y
I.eonard's South American Fever and Ague Remedy
and from tho manner which this medicine is working.
the disease will only exist in the recollection not in The
reality. There no affinity between them the disease
has to acknowledge Leonard the conqueror.
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TRUTH MUST AND WILL PREvAIL!-Ili is
true that Hemboi'. valuable medicines are performing
extraordinary cures in every section Of the country.
As blood purifier. the Highly Concentrated Com.
pound Fluid Extract Safsaplrilla one hottie equal in
strength To one gallon syrup SarsapariIls is the only
reliable and efectus remedy for the cure Of scroiuls
letter. Seald Head, Salt Rheum. Pmplcs on the Face
and all Efuptions If the skin. Helmbold's Compound
Fluii Extract Buchu, for Diseases Of the Bladder
Kidneys. Gravel. Dropsy, Weaknesses. &c. &C.. is
safe snd pleasant remedy. Il allays pain and iniism-
nation, which other remedies invariably cause, and
permanent cures follow s use.
The above preparations not qusck nosirums, re.
commended for every disease bu for such complaints
recommended. they can be relied on in performing
cures. Depot 263 Chestnut Street. Philadelphia. Sold
everywhere. See ADVERTISEMENT
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HELMBoLD'S GENUINE PREPARATION
HIGHLY CONCENTRATED
Compound Fluid Extract Buchu,
For Diseasesof The Bladder, Kidneys, Gravel Dropsy,
Weaknesses, Distractions. Secret Diseases. Female
Complaints, and al Diseases or The
SernGi Organs,
Arising from Excuses and lmprudences in life, and
removing oil Improper Discharges from the Blad.
der, Kidneys, or sexual Organs, whether ex-
listing in Male or Female, from whatso-
ever cause they may have originated,
and no matter OF how long stand
ing, giving Health and vgor
10 the Frame, and Bloom
tot the Paid Cheek.
JOY TO THE AFFLICT EDI!!
III CURES Nervous and Debililaied Sufferers, and
L removes all the symptoms, among which will 10
found Indsposition 10
Exeriinn, Loss Of Power,
Loss Of Memory. Difficulty Of
Breathing. General Weakness, Hor-
rorof Disease, Weak Nerves, Trembling.
Dreadful Horror q Death, Night Swesis, Cold
Feet, Wakefune.s, Dimness Of Vision, Lanruor,
Universal Lassltude Of the Muscular System, Often
Enormous Appetite, with Dyspeptic symptoms,
Hot Hands, Flushing Of The Body, Drync.s
Of The Skin. Pallid Counienance and
EiupIions on the Face, Pain in the
BACK, Heasiness ofihe Eyelids,
Frequently Black Spots
Flying before the Eyes, with Temporary sufusion and
l,nss Of Sight Want Of Attention, Great Mobility,
Restlessness. with Horror Of Society. Nothing
is more Desirable 10 such Patients than solitude
and Nothing they more Dread for Feai Of
Themselves; no RePOse Of Manner, no
Earnesiness, no Speculation, but
Hurried Transition from one
question 10 another.
These symptoms. If allowed 20 90 on-which this
medicine invariably remoyes-soon follows Loss Of
Power. Faulty. and EpilePtc Fits-in one Of which
the patient may expire. Who can say that these "a.
cesses frequently folowe, b. those direil dis
eases, Insanity and Consumption The records OF the
Insane Asylums, and the melancholy deaths Nv Con.
sumption, bear ample witness TO The uih Of these a..
sertions. In Lunalic Asylunis the most melancholy
exhibition appears. The countenance Is actually sod
den and quite destitute neither ninh or grief ever
Visits IT, Should sound Of the voice Oetur, il is
rarely articulale.
With woeful measures wan despair
Low sullen sounds his grief begued."
Debility Is most terrible and has brought thousands
upon thousands 10 untimey graves, thus blasting the
ambition Of many noble youths. Il can be cured by
the use Of this Iniaible Remedy.
II youa suffering with any Of the above distress.
ing ailments. the Fluid Extract Buchu will cure you.
Try il and be convinced Of is efficacy.
Beware Of Qdaek 'Nosiiums and Quack Doctors,
who falsely boast Of abilities and references. Citizens
know and avoid Them, and long suffering money
and exposure BY sending or calling for bottle Of this
Popular and Specific Remedy.
aays al pain aud Inflammation IL perfectly plea.
SAINT 70 ~ taste and ndor. bot immediate in lis action
ffeinib0id's Extract BNehn
Is prepared directly according 10 the Roles Vi Phar.
mary and Chemistry, With the greatest accuracy and
Chemical knowledge and devoted ~ IL. eonibina.
] ~ n, WNst. a.
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SUFFERERS with Diseases Of the Bladder, Kid
neys. Gravel Dropsy, Weakness &c., read the adyer.
tisement in another column, headed "Hembolds
Genuine Preparation"
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a revival Of religion Is no going on in the
Methodist church in Edenton. Th,rty.fiye
persons have been converted and joined
themselves TO the church.
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FEWER Asp AGrE-AN INFALLIBLE crRE.

FEVER Am AGT E-AN INFALIIBLE CURE.
We defy the worll 10 produce any medicine which
does not contain Quinine Bark, Arsenic, Mercury or
any noxious or deadly compound 10 cure this annoy
ing disease eiIectuslly Carriers Spanish Mixture
While Il contains Of the above named dangerous
articles. yet u possesses power in relieving and
curing Fever aud Ague which cannot he approached
specifically on The Liver. pures the Blood, opens the
pores Of the skim and assists niure eKpcl from the
system the seeds Of Disease or what is bal the re-
mains Of the Mineral Drugs, which clog aud finally de-
siroy the constitution.
See the cure Of Mr. Longlen Of Virginia. He had
Chis twice DAY for three years, nothing would re.
lieve him until be tried Carers Spanish Mixture.
only three hoiilcs n which eertuily restored him 10
health, nor has he had Of The disease since
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-05-27

DEsTRUcrvE HAIL SToRm.-We learn that
a most disastrous storm of hail and wind
visited portions Of this county on Thursday
evening last, the 18th. In the country
southwest Of Charlotte we are informed
that the wheat, cotton and corn, has been
entirely destroyed. In some localities stones
fell nearly the size of hen-eggs. killing
chickens, pigs, &c. The wind did conside-
rable damage to fences and houses. One
gentleman informed US that in some places,
where the wind drifted il. the hail was a
foot deep on the ground.
The prospects of some Of our farmers are
by no means cheering. The backward sea-
son had very injurious effect ON the crops,
and now the hail has again blasted the ex-
pectations Of the planter. Charlotte Dem.
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There has been story in some Of the pa
pers. about volcano in Walker county, Ga.
The Walker volcano. like the Walker army.
appears to have dumped. A man went from
Savannah to Gnd the Walker country volcano,
and found nothing more volcanic than a Still
making "cmn juice" thar would kill at
twenty PAGES. Wilmington Journal.
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Heilnb0ld's Extract BueLH

i prepared directly according TO The Roles oi Phar.
miry and Chemistry With the greatest accuracy und
Chemical knowledge and devoted ~ IL. eonibina.
ton See Professor Devices, Valuable Works on the
Pincliee 81 Me.eine,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-01-12
STOP ana Reaa.

stop ana Head.
1--WE subscribers are prepared to accommo-
1 date the public with choicc fresh stock Of
Family Groceries, at their new store on the Corner
OF 9TH and Biondeau streets, keokuk.
We will not boast Of our long experience in this
business, nor promise TO sell you lower than any
other house las is usual with new store but can
assure you that whatever you purchase Of US Won
will ind new and fresh, and aatter ourselves the
prire viii not vary much from other houses that
have had their goods hands since the first
All goods purchased of US viii be delivered to
any part Of the city, promptly, if required
Amongst our stock may be found the following.
RIO JAVA, LAGUAYKA AND MOCHA COFFEE
Imperial, Young Hyson, Gunpo WIDER, Oolong -und
other grade If TEAS. all fresh and good.
Crushed, Clarified, Powdered, Loaf, and n Orleans.
SUNDkIES.
Allsptce, Pepper, Cloves, Mace, Nutmegs, Gin
ger, varegated Soap, Cinnamon, Indigo, CASTLE
stoarnc candles Mould candies sperm candles star
candles, Manila beecords, &. c. Soda, Sal Soda
:. II molases. golden syrup, Bakers Cocoa,
Bakers Chocolate, yeast powder, Raut currsnts
hemp bcdcords vinegar, starch lard oil, spirit gas
biacking, raisns, citron, figs &c.
We have also received part Of our baltimore
goods to which we invite your attention, being all
new AMI direct from the mandatory. This con-
sists OF Raspberry, Blackberry. Ounce, he'd Cur
rant. Apple and Strawberry JELLY, In quart, pint
aud pint glass jars. splendid assortment of
pie fruits, tomatoes peaches, strawherries, green
corn, &C.. put up in cans sealed and
WARRANTED to retain their favor. HOLSTERS and
oysters, in and pound cans. Also, nearly every
other article usually kept in frst class family
grocery. Call and see. No trouble 10 show goods.
nor2p d2m G. w. PERDUEG co.
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n EEP II bsfors the people that A. j. DINNER,
IN has ustreosiysd, md lie still receiving large
supply of PORTE MoNAIES, RETICULES, PURS.
ES, POCKET KNIVES, LADIES TRAVELLING
WORK BASKETS, WORK BOXES, q new and hand
Inns, Huitnrs, Flutes, Flies. Accordeons, Banjo
Drums, Tamborincs, &c. Also . general assort-
ment Of Fancy Gods. Toys, &C., Sc. for Childres,
consisting In part Of Dissectng Maps Of the World,
the Nation the U. y, Blocks, and In fact
every thing from an Elephant down to Bird all Of
which will be sold cheap at
q U 8. o II Me RS
Fancy Goods and 10y Store, EAST sIpR or THIRp,
between main and johnson Streets declId
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-01-12

" ANIkD-A number Of men of good address
W to sell some handsome and rapidly selling
works.
Justpubltshcd, ~ hsndsome New Years Present
entitled "rhc Floral Dadem, or A Wreath of
GatheTed Flowers, Handsomely bound ia Clot b and
oilt, and superbly illustrated with number Of
oolored engrayings. Also, cheap and quick sell
ing work entitled "Ths True Haiory Of iAe kansa,
Hars, stitched in neat wrapper, with splendid
eoloredengrayings. Address
j. X. TELLER,
moved Fourth-et., near Main Cincinnati
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Mississippi Valley Nurseries,
KEOkUK, IOWA.

desirable especially for those who wish TO ornament
their grounds withsmal trees which viii CONNIE nee
bearing the second year after planting.
Also, asupply of Fancy Shrubbery, Evergreens,
Roses. Ac.
Orders received at our grounds, 2 Of @ mile west
OF the old City limits the Bluff Ferry road the
Dies Moincs, or by mail, addressed to
HUBBELL 4 HILTON.
keokuk Oct. 3-dxw