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4 LPIN Z HAIR BALM
~ FOR
RESTORING GR1Y HiIR TO IT'S ORIGINAL

COLOR
o. Warranted 10 cure Badness eurf Daudruf itch
scalp and healthy action restores the cooriug
matter the OF the Hair, which passes through
the liair and gives natural color without the Of
Hair Dye.
tending preserve she Hair and keep Il fm falling off,
composed oi Oils, Alcohol and other deete Gus mater
ais. and an 90 Hair dyes have been introduced
that DO not give the hair natural color. bcGes being
troublesome TO This Balm is not a Dye. Knowing
that preparation needed do what was required
until be- could obtain article that would bee the exact
remedy, and after years trial has perfected this
Balm. IL is soothing and emoont allays all irritation
Of tho scalp thereby stopping that troublesome itching
ed gray win bring it back its original color be IT,
Black, Brown OF Auburn. IL makes the Hair soft and
glossy-preyents it from falling OF will be upon
using this Balm for ouly few days-liie will be given 70
the roots Of the Hair, and growth will soon appear
Growth does take place az the end Of the Hair,
will be persons who have their Hair dyed. II
you examine gray hair that has been coored for week.
you will hnd towards the roots that the hair has
Of the hair healthy, that the whole hair may be natural
color. Each hair has root in the skn and is OF itself
hollow, gray tube, through which there is constant
circulation Of the pigment from the root. When this
pigment coorng matter dies out In leaves the hair
hollow aud II becomes gray To invent balm that would
produce this pigment has become the study Of the pro-
pricor The discovery Of che Alpine Hair Balm viii do
H. IL wall bring the hair 20 its natural color by making
anew the cooring matter in the roots Of the hair.
IL mistaken notion that oil viii restore
the hair nothing be Injurious And Alpine
Hair Balm, will restore the skin and the hair OF
those who have been sick with fever any disease
Prepared By G.. A. ?. MASON, Providence, r. /.
d. ?. IVES CO., So Milk ST., Boston, Mass, sole
agents for the United States and Canadas.
For sale in Montpelier By F. Il. SMITH, aud L. T.
PIERCE 3j6ms
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Boston ADVERTISEMENTS.

hR. ] w p III + l. p S
~ Has the largcs, and best assortment Of Trsses,
Abdominal Supporters, Shoulder Braces, SIR Elastic
Stockings, Knee Caps aud apparatus for the correction
and cure Of all kinds Of Physical Deformitics in this
country His Instruments used at the Massachusetts,
General Hospital, and other similar Institutions In Eu-
rope. Office and Store No. So fremont Street, Sign Of
me Goidea Eagle. For sale By Druggists eenerally
throughout the country
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Kcal Gstatr

MILLS FOR SALE-The subscriber Of
VI fcrs for sale his Mills, situated North Branch,
about three miles from Montpelier yiage-oonsisting OF
saw and giisinil The saw-mill is 40 By 80 feet and
is furnished with upright saw, large circular do, for
saving boards (built the best plan and will cut from
10 thousand feet in u hoursl cuttng-ol saw,
do for splitting lumber, and for edging boards. The
grist-mN attached has run Of stones. The above
mills operated by BuNtons iron wheels put in last
year stand high stone foundations and are not sub
eot decay. The dam is thoroughly built of stone,
These mills new we'll built and doing good bust
ness. Also building occupied for machine shop, 40
By 40 feet, stories high. with basement and attic
This building draws water from separate dam about u
rods below the other mills. The power and the building
suitable for manufacturing Also two good dwelling
houses barn and other out-budings, and about
land The dwellings and land will convene either Of the
mills, or can be divided to accommodate both.
The above water privileges will be sold separate 10
geher will suit purchasers Credit will be given for
part Of the purchase money.
Persons wishing purchase receive further infor-
nation by addressing the subs 'rihcr.
MEDAL WRIGHT, in.
Montpelier, Feb II, 1857 dSwtf
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BRADIsH & co.

OR w Y, b H A ID Ii & CO.,
~ Importers and jobbers Of
RMBRoIDERIRS, TRIMMINGS, PRINCES,
RIBBONS, FLOWERS,
MILLINERY Articles AND WHITE GOODS.
Also, Manufacturers OF Fril0es, TyiDiDings, Lace
Wreafhs, Tabs. Illusion Paris and Cotton Rashes,
MOURNING COLLARS AND SLEEFES.
We keep constantly hand CIRCUITS English Grapes
and Grape Nes White Cashmere, Black Velvet Ribbons,
wHALEBONB AND CACTUS SKIRTS,
wHALEBoNE, CANES, CORD AND SPRINGS
FOR SKIRTS.
a. BLACK VBLYETS, MARCELLINES, &c., &C.,
Which we offer to the Trade the most favorable
terms Our Stock has been selected with Great Care,
and will repay an Early Examination.
10 MILK STREET, BOSTON.
P. s.-Particular attention paid to orders.
Boston, March 10 a6;fw
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n o w o p L n ID
~ --nY-
Il NJ + r Y d FL l. d,
new aud carefully selected stock Of
CROCKERY, GLASS g. CHINA WARE.
Together with
BRITANNIA AND PLATED GOODS,
Consisting Of TEA and COFFEE POTS, CASIOBS,
SPOONS and FORKS.
These being all new and purchased for cash, we arc
able to sell at very low rates
r. o O NJ p "A p FRS.
for the spring trade have received and are receiving
direct from the best French and American manufactured
TEN THOUSAND ROLLS
PAPER HANGlNGS, BORDERS 8 CURTAINS,
Comprising stock rarely 20 be met With, for extent
and Variety or beauty Of style and quality. Our
FURNlTURt AND CARPET
Departments repletc with stock Of goods, which
should claim the attention Of those about purchasing
these kinds Of goods. BY our undated deter
mination 10 keep none but goods Of the
Hnsr srYGE ANn QUALITY, and to sell
az the LOWEST MARKET RATES, we
hope TO merit the patronage Of
the public.
Cali at The Old Stand Of J.. c. EMERY, Head Of stat,
Street.
Montpelier, April s. 1857.
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MOT EXACTLY WAR; WAR;! wAR!!l
L WUr
GREAT RETOLUTTON
SEWING MACHINE rs

a =
The wonderful little Sewing Machine which
have exhibition and for sale az Warcr0oms, No
532 Washington St. was invented by person who lived
IA the mountains Of Virginia than sixty miles from
any post road aud who had Sewing Machine
Of any kind up the time he produced the simple aud
perfect little piece Of mechanism which daily sell
ing, az retail, 20 Hundreds cf Pcopleand which is the
wonder and admiration Of every who has It in
operation.
It's general appearance and the arrangement Of the
few parts entirely different from any Sewing Machine
before offered 20 the public and do not hesitate
20 say that is the unique and desirable thing Of
the Kind which has ever can he, sold for FIFTEEN
DOLLARS The principle involved In this machine is
purely original and It is fully protected by three broad
and rqifbe Tafesi Therefore no need fear that
to pay, 70 some other party 50 or so for the right TO
use itl The machine occupies hardly six square inches
OF space but il will as long il not longer than any
Sewing Machine made for F1lILl Use, and the
ordinary machinest could any time II required
make Of the few parts, excepting perhaps the needle
II is used by fastening 20 the leaf Of any table, (by
means Of ingenious device, which is also patented,
place that has sufficient projection and there is
concealed HochaHspai Every person and I'M
destand the whole operation Of the machine az glance
In short its value labor saving medium, is fully
appreciated by the ladies', and they enthusiastic in
rs praise. II is the envy OF inventors who have been
following weil beaten track because they
beaten themselves and is pronounced by almost every
one Of the thousands who throng our wareroOms and
Who o COURSE eyewtnesses Of its merits. to be the
most simple Seicit0 Machine ~ the tror'di
The machine which sell for $40 works by hand and
will from $40 % go stitches per minute. For SO
we furnish handsome table, with black walnut top, foot
power &C., all complete and the little machine when
arranged, II Desired be with perfect safety more
than 2lll stitches per minute
lWhat has long been wanted in the market is good
Sewing Machine which can be sold a price that will
come within the reach OF persons Of moderate means
Let everybody come and II not prepared 10
meet such want
EMERY, HO U GIL TON 81 CO.,
332 Washington st.. Boston.
Opposite the Adams House.
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INDIAN REM DIES

4 n ~ 1 a n * Il NJ II ID 1 II
II will be remembered that the New Eng
land Medical Society formed for the sup
preston Of 0uackery in the Indian system
Of medicine, and the
INDIAN MEDICAL INSTITUTE,
No 30 Bromheld Street, Boston.
Was established to supply the public with
genuine Indian Remedies Tor all diseases.
DIR. r. GREEN, experimenting Physi-
clan, acquired knowledge Of this system by
actual experience with the Indians, and un-
dcrstands their true system Of medicine.
Persons should not be deceived BY advcr-
usemcnis from persons who have acquired any
practical knowledge with the Indians Invalids, and all
persons interested In the Indian System Of Medicine
should send and get a copy Of the
81 ID / A n AREA A.,
newspaper published at the "Insttute," which will
give list Of the principal Indian Remedies their prices
and uses, and full exposition Of the merits Of the prac
hcc, and also Of the imposition which s. carried on By
prctenders copy Of the paper will be sent free Of
charge 20 any requesting L..
Consultations personally OF by letter, free Of charge
Address DR.. r.. GREENE, 30 Bromfeld street, Boston.
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INTERESTING TO ALL.


TfT1m NC HNI1F " I1N DlIIY 'lN'tIll H0WIN n u
- TNLECTRIC OIL " AND DR.. SMITH.
IA n all we have seen in the papers be true (and
we have no doubt Of IL. because personally
qulntod with several Of the parties. whose opinions
rivcn) then DR.. Smith, Of Philadelphia has made the
most important medical discovery heard Of Tor the
OF an kinds or severe pain, and We know eminent
houses that buy 5000 worth At time great has the
deinand become for this Electric Oil We hear Of
swocd limbs reduced ina two hours Of piles cured in
two weeks. headache and toohache Ia ten minutes OF
Rheumatism in day, aud paralysis even la three weeks
No ordinary treatment accomplish such results
This Oil has been tested by medical men and approved by
them.
General Wholesale Agent. FRED. r. SMITH, Mont
policr, W. Sold by Druggists and Merchants in every
town and village %
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CHANDLER q co.
Have received and are now opening their
NEW STOCK of SPRING = SUMNER GOODS,
Comprising an cNtentve assortment Of the most choice
and desiriee articles Of their own importation and pre-
senung altogether Of the most attractive stocks
which they have ever NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF
Rich silks IN the latest styles
Medium Quality DO, complete assortmont
ShGciS, in great variety;
Nautilus, and beautiful styles
Enq5r0ideries elegant assortment;
B1reges and Grenadines splendid styles
Prints and Jacoes, large assortment in the newest
styles;
Printed and Plain Mousseiine de LANES large assort-
in the newest styles;
UOrcH Dress Gpods full stock;
Gooas for Boys Wear, Of the best descriptions
Mourning Goods "
Housekeeping Goods, "
Hosiery. G0res, &c., sc.
Purchasers Of Dry Goods invited to call es
tahishment When visiting the city, where it is believed
they will be able make satisfactory Selections both
regards prices aud quality and styles Of merchandise.
CHANDLER y CO..
3l.Sw 6S summer Street, Boston.
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WIGHTMAN'S MOTIVE POWER
w The best in use for a small stream of wate
with great fall forparticulars inquire hy letter 9th
crwisc at Waterbury, Vt. 334m II. WIGHTMAN.
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FOR THE STATE HOUSE

Sealed proposals will be- received by the undersigned
Montpelier, until the 18th day Of May next, for the
following lots OF iimher, viz.
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70 6armrrs

II MON NURSERIES, n. Y.
y For sale at this well known Establishment the usu-
al supply Of FRUIT AND ORNAMENIAL TREES,
SHRUBS, PLANTS &c Of every kind adapted to open
culture IN this climate all Of homo grorh, and propa
gated from Specimen Irecthus ensuring the greatest
possible accuracy.
The stock Of PEAR TREES in particulars unrvaled
at the North, either in extent variety, the character
Of the trees.
A splendid lot Of HORSE CHESrNUTS and Sill
YER NAPLES Of fine size for streets and avenues
offered by the 100 at very low prccsAlso Hardy Gar
den Roses. Phloxe, Paconics Nc Of the finest varieties
in cultivation, very low in Assorimcnts.
Garden and Flower Sccds-a choice assortment. com
prising p varieties, sent by mail, for 81.
SCr0Ns and CUTTINGS of all kinds Of Hardy Fruits.
be supplied In large small quantities II ordered
soon.
CHINESE SUGAR CANE SEED"
with directions Tor culture. at - cts per packet sent by
mail, postpaid, on receipt Of price
~ 4 Ncio Priced CATALOGUE Of these Nurseries,
In which the varieties classified, according 90 their
atiyc value for This region proved by their fruit
ng here-mailed to any address receipt Of post
age stamp. Address,
}. BATTEY, Manager and Agent.
Keeae,ile, n. Y, ID mo. u, 1857. 32Bw
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Boston AobrrtIsrmrnts.
S. NJ. PETTENGILL & CO.'S
BOSTON BUSINESS DIRECTORY
MARCH. 1857.

The following List Of Cards was collected BY S. NJ
PErTENgrLl & Co, Newspaper Advertising Agents. No
10 State Street, Boston, who authorized by the pub
throughout the United States and British provicccs "a
take advertisements and subscriptions at the iotccg
rates. 36j
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4 n From che National Era Taslingfoa.
: nl BRowN's BRoNcHIAL THocHHs.--s'W So I'm
: Z. depart from our custom 10 say Of the above
article that have seen IL tried, aud find it an
- excellent preparation, i'm a very convenient form
= FOR Coughs Colds and Ho1rsencss." Public
= = Speakers and Singers viii find them indispcns-
< = able upon trial. BY enclosing to j. l. Brown q
: Son, Boston, 80 cents in stamps, box Of these
T. lo1cnges will be sent, prepaid, TO any part OF
: : the United States. They kept by Druggist
: \ generally throughout New England and Canada
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gaanteo.
A GENTS WANTED.

4 GENTS WANTED.-To sell an article
/ "a of daily use. No "chancc" business. Capital
all who enclose postage stamp three cent piece and
address. j. o. FRENCH * CO.
2j.3m SaudOwn, n. IL.
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NEW SPRIN CARPETS.
NO ADVANCE IN PRICES
PETTES 81 Low EJOY,
SUMNER STREET.
Next to the Corner Of Washington Street.
Invite those who furnishing houses examine
their very full assortment Of BEST ENGLISH CAR
PETINGS, Of their own importation. just landed
from ships Cicero aud Plutarch from Liverpool and the
Elizabeth Hamilton from London
These Carpets have all been ordered and purchased
previous to the RECENT ADVANCE in the price Of Car
pets, and sales win be continued at otn PRICES.
STRANGERS VISITING THE CITY
invited call and examine this extensive
ment. and take notice Of the prices The Carpets Of
the best quality, and the patterns and desirable.
ALSO DIRECT FROM THE
GREAT AUCTION SALES,
HELD NEW york, A COMPLETE AS
soRTMENr or
MEDIUM AND SUPERFINE CARPRTINGS,
COTTON AND WOOL CARPETS STAIR
CARPETS, HEMP CARPETS, TUFTED
rugs AND MATS.
NEW CARPET WAREHOUSE,
NEXT TO TRINITY CHURCH, BOSTON.
3lGw PETTES q LOFEJOY.
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". IN Welt,
DseksS 0aA Do0A Ess0se A0enas
LisTO4 TNOPKE1Y ron SALR.
srSWENTY-1N Olsss - 1sshAaee, bstv 90 First
O.. and H. Lava.
~ feet % Sth g.. ~. Jshneoa end 4EsAanes.
- fest corner 6tA a1A 11ehsn4s.
Let on BaAh-ss,, Ut. itth snd f3sA.
% by 10, eavIss Jshusoe and 9Th. block LEI.
II lots In ussssoesst e44iiisA.
Of the hest 1SlS II Ms. Aubara - Z Low pfies
ksnds Assly lseste1 - aeAry anA DssAtuy Co.'S
lots sesnss d JsAnson and l3th.
lots corner u Jehsssa and tosA With double
brick heess . staisiAg - ssons.
Lot 4, Block ., Kilheesna's aA1lttsn.
- feet on 81 a., set. Jshassa asd kxsAsnge.
Very desirable lsts Tor rssids nessis Nason's Up
par Addition, only half bloch IRON Grand Ave-
4 ~.
Iss feet square II Reeves Perry Addition.
Lots In Einweod aad NJ. Auburn.
Let on CasSoll-st., bat. 18th cad 18th.
Lots In the new subsrb, 1ssslnont.
4 part 81 the Simpson farm, J mile from the
city.
Also, many other valuable hssipssslsts.
Msrtgags Securities sssotisted.
fekl4-d
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eNHE LATEST an
1 most importan
Improvement in II
Photogra phic Prucess,
10 the MKLAlHorfPR, I1lIllIl
which 10 taken on an snameisd iron plate. pre-
pared exprsssiy for the purpose.
Itis Anished without balsam Of Or or varniuh Of
any kind and therefore viii not blister or crack In
cold weather, - viii the Ambrotype. Instead Of
being vsrnished the picture Is galvanized in gal.
vanis battery, which, BY giving II csatingof sil.
vi, rsndsra u impsrvious to atmospheric sAAnges.
The hslatnstyPe possess.s many advantages Over
all other pictures. 1t will receive fall withos,
fracture. bend without injury. It may be washed
vhsn soilsd, and handled withen; the faes hsis 4
narrsd, unissss abused by rous scratching. whiek
would defase the best oil painting In perfect DO
lineation Of detail il equals the best
while IL has Of the glare whichforms the chief
objection TO those pictures.
when coiored, the Meisinotyp e,ery muohress.a-
bias painting on ivory. For inserting In lockets
pins ring, other picturecAn com pare With Il
The Mslsi 4otype Is pArEsr PICTURE, and CUE
BRO. are the only artists 10 thiscity who have .
right 20 take them. II you want . COED rIcSvas
call ct uUE rs GALLERY, No. Sc Man street, -
tween Sd and 4th, and examine specimens Of ths
MELAINhTIPE. tfshb-d
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Heavy oval 6 Plate
S1OVeDe

vIHIS article VAS assigned amp patented BY one
/ Of the largest and meat tpccsssiul nal sinstu-
rers In Clnctnnxtt, and has met with largo ssls
than All other boa or Leaiibg stoves Ihsn lsss
peen similar patterns Of ssoses made to rspisttAt
this, but they ale mosti. tcsstinks, ~. asss
Of abort ser, ice. We Lvite eioss ltiutnl u
hi. stove and chail.ngs the prOductiD II - Lazy
and substantial an srlcie ~ The Oval Sin fste, ~
So.77 MAN street, ksol1k.
aprs.n COMsTHCK PRO.
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e L . r n ! n = r . h,
n VIE sndsrsignsd takes pIeasurein annoaneiss
70 his old friends and The icgensfally, that
he has Just opened = CLol HING STORE, where
will BE- found . complete r,ment Of spring and
summer Clothing. and Gentismsn's fnraishiAs
0oSds, which have been purchased 1T the lowest
rates In thsGastern Market aud will b. cold iust
- cheap - they eaA Be had anywhere il The city
Gentlemen are invited Ia CO II end examine Il,
Themselves. A. ". GRIFfITH,
mch1A div ~ kIain-st.
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A NEW and lNprov.a ka.tsfns viii wtas as
"A heavy bott0ns cylinosr, shsAe gate aao ,sut.-
lated door. by examining this article, \, ~il. at
once be cvucsdsd that IL l. The best eoEssrssts
Coal burner nov IN use. W, have, aI,o, > klsin
CoA1 hOr0eF.
Of very neat design, and IL has been veil tested.
This stove will sell cheap, aud ihssr. ~ Per.
form first rate At - AaiL-st.
sur3-d CONSTCCK 4 BRO.
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sheet Iron STOW e..
Akk.A II n "a a At ~.

|nF this article We need not speak, ~ its Iopa-
~ iarity stilI continues " tncr. lts Rae.
We maks SIX sises VI this $40, s-opsn sad close
| tops--W hich We will sell v,ry low. Grst tsis
should b. used selecting the best Vt kussis slt
ron, with heavy lining. and wAsA Well Ascs,
these stoves will wear many ysars.
The open tops arr ssr.Gs objection TO ell Those
| wishing an sir-tight stove. NJ have 10th Slsn
| and eiose top, at77 Aain-st.
apr3-d CoMSTCCK APIO.
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Hickey T. simpson.
REAL ESTATE

4 N0AA 6bIAX0
INvEsTxNG ENrs,
Thisa street, Hss. Main JsAnssns
OFFER FOR SALE
Lot Z, BAH corner ID aad Is .oulssn.
Lets Sand 8, Blk lis. corner sth and KLdgs.
Lot 8, Blk ~, cor. 9TH and Hiou isau.
ofcst BY I4a, on MsiA, between llth and 18th.
Lot IL and oil Lat II in b 4 1888, corner 9th sd
i johnson.
Let ., Blk 81 in K. Add, on Carrol, between 18th
/ sad nth.
70 by 81 feet on 9TH st., near Main, rear ends Of
| lots and 8, Blk ~, with frame dwelling.
Lots, In Blk sS--vsry cheap--tsrms easy.
I Lots s7A by ssi IT,, corner If 18th snd Dee
Aoines ats. Very eliglbir lscated for residsa-
ces-tsrms easy.
70 BY rs feet on 9Th street be veen ain and Jeh
son.
20 fsstoG the vest side Of LII 3.Bt 80, Johnson
A., bss. ID and ltA.
A number Of Lo,s in Mslrc.e, 8 miles cat, on thu
K, Ft d. 4 N. II. r.
fswvsry desirable bsiiding sitss on the Missis-
sippi, in the beautiful town OF ConsmA.
Undivided bali Of Lots 8, ard 10, Blk 20, in
Kiibosrnes Add.
Lot in Blk 40, Kilboarns'. Add.
Lots and in Blk B. Mason : Add, near Grand
Avenue terms very sasy.
DWELLING FOR SALE.
The late residence Of Col Perry, the piankread,
Ssar 18th At.
1etek house on Exchange street, between 7th and
Sth--erons, basement, ellaf and eistsrp-vill
BE- sold very cheap.
Lots in Blso, with b,iel hose containing IL
Sooms.
Brick house on Exchangs-st. bst 7th and s.A, vi 1
rooms, basement, cellar and cistern.
Lots 4, andS, bk6l, in XII ,urns's Add.
Lets s and In BIZ lis.
Lot In block ~.
Disek 7o4 and lots in BLOCK sa5
10 I've ssse lets nsar Mou.ro.e, admirably adapted
to gardsnins parposss. T.rms-ons -afth cash,
AaiAsss In annual payments.
Lot . in block IS. on Cedar, be- seea 9th and 7,h
Let in block Z, corner 81 Des Moinss street a,1
Levss.
addition.
Lot 4, block 2oi, on M1in-,t
Lot 10, block ~, Johnson-st., ostwesn Sd and 4th
~ ~ lae II ON Main, between 9Th 9th sts.
Lot In block ;, Of Water and Exeh r. Sta
Lot In d. ITS Lot 10 bso~k S.
- BY 80 IT,, being end. II lots 10, and H.
10 block o., fronting on Fifth street.
- ~ 30 feet, corner Sd and b !andeausts
two story brick dwelling on the eorner Of sth
and Bank streets, with rood cisssrn, cellar.
barn,Ae.
VERY DESIRABLE FARMS!!
$50 Acres near Sunmitvlle % rods from Plank
rosd e75 per acre.
300 Acres on String Prairie +, miles from Eeokuk,
admirably adapted to ayr tire;
~ Acres ,-ssction -, Up. c., K. 8 west IL mile
from Chsslest n. Heu>e*, 3 wells, . young
orchard 150 aerys under Gu tivation. Very low,
IL all sold together.
~ acres ON Plank Road. II miles from keokuk,
with SEQ fruit trees, g',ud Jog house. 100 aerss
sndsI csltivstion; soil of great fertility.
Ssbo dom
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seven Plate stoves.

WE have also, four si,ss Of Wal hissys
w Plate Stose which will produc. p ~siisi
neat.
Drums Of every dimension instantly on haid to
81 box and coal stoves, ~ n AAin-st
anr3-d CUEsaO<E BIO.