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Sign of the Golden Mortar.
HONN & McCLELLAND,

Wholesale and Retail Druggists,
COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA.
Sign Of the Golden Mortar, on the North
Side Of Lorer Broad,ray, opposite the
"EMPLRE BLOCK"
WE INVITE ATTENTION TO OUR ENLARGED
FRESH L PURE DRUGS,
PAINTS, OILS, vARNISHES,
GLASS e GLASSWARE,
FRENCH, ENGLISH 4 AMERICAN
PERFUMERY, TOILET FANCY SOAPS.
HAIR, NAIL L TOOTH BRUSHES,
Paint and yarnish Brushes Surgical and Dental Insru-
ments large and fine assortment Of Astral, Ar
gand, Spirit Lard and ether Lamps.
Also, Pure Wines, Brandies and other Liquors,
for Medical and Culinary purposes, all Of which, we
will sell at such rates as to defy competition.
Also, all popular Patent Medicines Of the Day.
Merchants and others, DESTROYS Of purchasing Goods
In our line, will do well to give call. Our stock
has been selected with care and comprising Of
finest assortment before offered in this market.
~ All goods warranted as represented, Physicians
Prescriptions and Family Receipts accurately sud
fully compounded. (nl5
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We merely point to these places rs centres,
for men would flow in great numbers from
all parts, and the leaders could have their
pick of the bone and snew of the country.
BY this operation Comonfort could place
in the treasury of Mexico $S0,OOO,0O0, be-
ing the amount we would pay him for Cuba,
with 20 per cent of for taking it. This sum
would relieve his treasury, give time to Or
ganize revenue system, and afford him the
means to satisfy his English creditors. If
he chooses to do this, we have not the slight
est doubt that he could negotiate loan of
so, 000, 900 necessary to pay the contract
ors, either here or in England, on the faith
of the subsequent sale Of the Island to this
country and perhaps our own government
might advance it to him on some other
ground, but with secret understanding
how it was to be applied.
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co-PARTNERsHlP NOTICE.

1TNHE Undersigned (as successors the late firm Of
i GREENE, wEARE BENTON,) have this day
formed Co-parfnership, under the style and rm Of
BENTON TOWN, for the purpose of transacting q
general Exchange and Banking Business.
As Nj. BENTON, the resident and acting Partner OF
the late firm Of GREENE, WEARE BENTON, Is cor,-
nected with the House, there will be material
change in the business. Mr. Town, formerly Of Egin,
Illinois, is well known to the business community in
that vicinity and also in New York Our ain,
will be " merit thecondence and patronageof the pub
lie. THOMAS Ii. BENTON, in.
JOSEPH ] TOWN.
Council Bluffs, Iowa. August 10th, 1857 -nl6-2m
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TFeel,

During the progress Of the tornado lasl
week, near Crestline, says An exchange
sMiss White, : young lady aged seventeen
several hundred feat, and left on the top Of
a cherry tree. She glided through the srial
space, s'hoops" and all, like : thing Of air,
and descended upon the tree with ali the ma
jesty and ease Of an eagle in lowering to it,
nest. She escaped uninjured.'
Of course she did There's nothing very
strange in the fact, in these ssinf1ated'' days
We don't aee why they wanted to raise such
a breeze down at Crestline, about so neat q
little balloon ascension as that was
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WThe Democratic editor at Little Rock
says that it puzzles him to tell when the Banks
do the most harm, when they pay specie Of
when they don't. We presume he would be
still moro pushed to tell whether the State
of Arkansas would do most harm by paying
her debts or not paying them, as she has
never made an experiment of the former op-
Grafton. Journal.
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City Hall,

The fine brick building, on Lower Broad
way, the upper story of which is designed as
a City Hall, is rapidly approaching compile
ton. The inside wood work is nearly finish
ed and the painters and masons are busily
engaged in their respective apartments
We believe it is the intention to dedicate
this magnificent Hall, on Christmas, by q
grand Ball. 1t will be delightful place to
"Trip the light fantastic toe."
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FOR SALE.

Lots in Howard Addition. ... .. -...
TO good Lots in Mullins Subdivision.
100 Lots in the Railroad Addition.
10 choice Lots in Halls Addition. eag1
Several fine lots in central portions Of the City very
desirable for residences Several fine land
within hours ride Of the City with timber and
70 Also lots and shares in Omaha City, Bellevue,
DeSoto, Tekamah Logan, T. and Junction City, Iowa
~ Also 100 acres Of choice land two miles east OF
Sioux City on which Is about 20 acres timber. nl-u
EDWIN J. FRASER, Land Agent.
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CA good pun is . novelty, but n. P,
Willis recently got of one. Describing q
recent dinner party at Delmonico's, at which
George Custis was a guest, Willis devoted a
paragraph to the latter, and informed his
readers ssHowadji -tated he was" -s 9. as.
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80 navy xnD. /

~.
sf.ee ,rssssus ID ne bannee town x Dsmccssy -
70 saatsasy pruvisiens are nss fer the ed -
IN iesses tSsnA q pugues snsninsd wsulics ~ ~
il dscidealy fora Knsys-y-ard IN Crescent 1os -
yon'n svsf % e ACKNOWLEDGMENT CITY 0vse.s
IsnSt fhat lsaisossl Here = aninplied
acknowledenent that the Democrats are the
greatef rogaes. Il would seen, al'o' ~ :
fair infsreacs,. that the greater rogass arc
put mon thsir good behavior By "statsaEy''
provisions, while the s'lesscr grade Of rogues
denominated woolies," are allowed TO 60
sseot free,' with mo restraining ssstataary'
provisions. Thank Jon, JOE, for this dis
crimination in our favor. We don't like 70
be ipouisitive, but We cannot forbear asking
the gentleman who has his face set Congress
ward, to be 90 kind and obliging as to in
form NJ ~ to what he means BY s<statuary
provisions? NOAH WxBsrxR defines "statua-
ryn TO be the art Of carving statues or ima-
ges, as representatives Of real persons or
things; abranch Of sculpture. If WEBsrER
is right, and We think he is, what are stdtsa-
ri provisions, and in what manner arc they
serviceablc as restraining power? Does
the Oracle intend to have the Navy Yard Sc
cured to Crescent City by ssstatuary" pro-
visions? Are sstatuary provisions" palata-
BILE and digestibles If SO, does the editor Of
the Oracle subsist upon them? If this last
DO answered in the affirmative, we can &C
count for his ideas being SO tsoriginal and
bright" No, JoE, We shall never 60 to
Congress. One non compos ,asntis repre-
sentative from this section is enough-yos
can 20. s.-.-efT ~
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There is an abundance of able and com

There is an abundance of able and COM
pctent military leaders who will undertake
to perform this service, under the flag of
Mexico and BY the authority Of President
Comonfort, by contract for the above sum
of twenty millions of dollars and they will
do it efficiently and thoroughly. The men
can be armed with the most approved arms
of the day, and all know how to use them.
Ten thousand can be enlisted in one week
Mt the following centres:
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New Pan ~ ADne king C0b0 - The United States
Il il but few months sinoe Mexico adopt
ed 4 new Constitution. ana the prospect
seemed fair for the advent of better times
IN that heretoforo miserably. governed and
unhappy republic: but The Church has g.
sumcd < host;Ie nos;t;on. md nan conspire-
oies have keen snr;noiur mn ON eyery eide.
until the country 4 n a. ereat 4 condition
Of ANARCHY a. ever. Under this adyerse
state 81 the country. about 4 month since
Pras;dent CoxoxvoRrs arnl;ed 70 Coneress
for extraord;narv novsrs to regulate the
finances and disnose Of the militsry forces
~ tha rervhl;r holdlv declaring that under
nraaent "Reminiscences. const,tStional rule
~ ent;relv ;nsnf6c;ent 70 rive Inability to
the rovernment and peace to tho people.-
Coneresa has resnonded by making CoxoS-
roRT Dictator.
To add 10 The m;sfortnne under which
Mexico 4 now suffering. the project. some
time since started in Spain, but Subsequent
" supposed to have been abandoned, Of re-
cononerinp Mexico and adding it to her do
minions. has been revived and il ia UNDER
atood that Spain has everything in readi.
ness. and oniv awaits favorable opportuni-
X. TO carry ont nor designs. Under these
circnmstances. tho New York Herald pro.
nose. thc FOLLOWING nlan Of Generations. TO
takefrom her tho long coveted Island ofCubs:
and aell Il "a the United States. by which
oneration Mexico. "a successful. NAV be able
10 snnnlv her exhausted treasury. and at
the sans time restore some degree of hsr-
monv v;th;n her hordara.
Comonfort mu.t heo;n At once nv a war
with Spain. which has eiyen him abundant
reason heretofore. and now il secretly pre-
nar;nc IN invade Il. Territories. A declar.
alton Of such wnr with Spain would re- ar.
~ - "a "~.:s..I -. e H. 800,
lie, which Santa Anna 30 often tried to
.,nu.a hv the crv of war aoa;nst ns. II
v ~
would enlist for Mexico to remarkable ex-
tent the svmnathies of this country. and
- , .caa.... .f...o,,
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1857 JUNE 1851
q. s. N. 1 Express Route,
oneesA&A.
!.

DIRECT FOR ~.
Davenport, Rock Island Chicago
And all Points at the East,
Mississippi and Missorri Railroad IN con-
nection nth the Chicago and Rock h.
land Rail Road. e. r.
Trains through from Iowa City to Chicago without
change Of Cars, crossing the
Great Mississippi River DriAgem
Between Davenport and Rock Island thus avoiding the
annoyance Of Ferries and changes by other routes
Is Miles Distance Saved!
By this Route Travellers from Council Bluffs
and Fort Des Aoincs will twenty-five Miles dis
lance. Fare Lower than by any other Route.
Four Trains Leaye iowa City Daily!
SUNDAYS EXCEPTED.
Sis A. M-Frcight & Emigrant.
$50 A. M.-Morning Express for Muscatine, Daven-
port Rock Island Chicago and all points at the East
Ills A. M.-Freight and Emigrsnt
$40 r: A.-Evening Express for Muscatinc, Dsven-
port, Chieaso. end al points east.
Trains arrive NJ Iowa City 10 Is A. NJ, 10 25 A. u
- r. u. and q r. II. a.
Three Trains Le.ve Msseatise Daily,
SUNDAYS ExCErTED.)
7:o5 A: N.-Norniw Espress Dor Davenport, Rock
Island, Chicago, and all points East.
1880 P. M.-freight and IMMIGRANT.
100 r. A.-Evening Express for Davenport, Rock
Islapd, Chicago, and all points East,
Trains arrive at Nuscxtine 1t $50 A. n, 31o r. II
and 7.66 p. n. SIS
For travellers going East this roate is the cheap
est quickest and most reliable, and its advantages
superior 10 any other odered connecting at Nuscine
with boats the Mississippi River fer st. Louis aud
New Orleans; at Davenport with boats for Galena Dun
cith, Dubuque and st. Paul at Bureau function with
trains for Pcoria at kaaic with IseiS GcatrAl Rail
road Novth for Dixt rrcefort GaleAa, Dunfefth and
Dubuque; south for Bloomington, Springfield, Jackson
vile Naples Cairo Alton and 81 uixs and nj Chica-
go with Michigan Central Railroad, and Michigan
southern Rairoad for sli parts Of the Southern sn
Eastern States.
Through Tickets for all the principal Eastern
Points, can be- prseureA n tie Ticket Ohfces in luNu
City and Auscatine.
Baggage re-chccked 1t Chicago, and transported
free to Connecting lines.
r.aasGe ~ ~@ ADDISON DAY. Sup't.
B. L. CARROLL. Travelling Agent nl.n
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H. c. MUTT. F.A. TRITLE. J. 8. ANDREWS
Merchants Exchange Bank
H. C.. MUTT & CO.,
@ Council BIufs. Io,rn.
Council Bluffs, I0rd.

a 6ONEYS RECEIVED ON DEPOSIT, PAYABLE ON
WI demand or at specified date, with without in-
terest, as per agreement with depositors. f-se
transferable Certificates Of Deposits issued when de-
sired. .. ... ... ..t- .-T .r..- . ..s
We draw direct on New York. Boston, Philadelphia,
Detroit and Chicago and have also perfected
men by which issue Drafts and Letters OF Credit
the principal Bankers in One Hundred and fifySe,en
Cities VI Europe. -sa
Collections made In Western Iowa and Eastern Ne
braska Of charge and rcmited at current rates
Exchange. ....... .....
We receive orders to Buy and Sell on Commission
Real Estate in Iowa Nebraska
Invest Money for Capitalists and Buy and Sell Land
Warrants at current rates.
REFERENCES: ....-
LIE HURAY& Co, n City GREEN THOMAS & Co.,
DRExEL l. Co, Phila. Pa. CooLBAUGH BROOKS,
VERMONT BANK, Month, Burlington, Iowa
Vermont. WAEREN Co. BANK, Ills.
HARVEY KING, Esq, Boston DAVID X. PRESTON l. co
L. q. BERRY Co. Adrian, Detroit, Michigan
Michigan. srs- fn20u.
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Fair Notice.

HEREBY GIVE PUBIIC NOTICE, TAA4 HAVING
put into circulation here, notes Of Ne UercAasfs
Bank Of Macon, Ge0rgis, hold myson ssglonsibte
for its redemption this market and will q al timss
be In readiness to sustain its integrity with kassefn
Currency Hankahic In St Lonls, ~ VITA apecie y ~
current rates II discount ss5..,s5s z s.. i,
an NOT sxiined % have been cher parties In tAis
City 10 in6ict public injury By buying The issue u
dotful Banks ~ disccun6 Jor cireQlaSi0n hefe and
subsequently 10 repuste II and refuse 10 secure I'LL
holders against loss. W. G. JAMES.
r. s.. Ny once haars are from the time breahfast
in the morning, until go TO bed at night which 10
sometimes At and sometimes II O'Clock. :
Council Bluffs, juno 26:h; le57-n9-u
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ltmay not be generally known that SIMON
WHITE keeps the above establishment. But
such is nevertheless the fact, and if you wish
to partake Of all tho delicacics and rarities
of the season, served up in excellent style,
you have but to give him call, at No. 8,
PALNER's Block. You will there find things
done up to order, and no mistake.
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1G1 kGS. NAILS-40 GRIND 6TONEk-
M cks. Ing Chains; "S- @&
s'8 10 bss. Giass, frvua BY 10 4 - ~ -. nd
ss.ss, 100 Panel doors; -sgs5s1 - g. L..
$40 Duz. Sash assorted si1cs--
For ssle chesp, At the Eicphant, ~ b@A 70
ala 55s 8z5 i Z TOOTIE / IACKSON. S
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CT Apples are dull in CINCINNATI at from
ono dollar to one dollar and fifty cents per
barrel, and butter is dull at IL IL cents
pound. and cheese can't be forced of at nine
cents per pound. go -
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r- Money is becoming very abundant IN
New York. The banks, says q d'spatcn' "ro
di.countins ali good paper that is aaoat.--.
Nevertheless the bank statement shows ade-
$500. n loans Of more than half . million
LAT vcek. r- s.-
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CHICAGO AND BURLINGTON
81 9
Railroad Line
Chicago, Burlington and Qsiney, Central and Nil
itary Tract, esd Peora and OqxasOkG Rail Roads }
rs NOW COMPLETED, AND TRAINS now
run the entire distance from Burlington, Iowa, to
Chicago, without change Of Cars. s.z.s. .-g -
The most direct route to Chicago, New York Boston,
Philadelphia and all other importent points East.
Two daily trains leave Burlington Sundays excepted
l. Day Express. Through, $50. A. Nj.
Arriving at Chicago on tie same evening" passing
through Monmouth, Galesburg, Princeton, and connect
ing Mendoza with the Illinois Central Rail Roads,
LaSae, Bloomfield, Springfield, Decatur, Jacksonvil
and Naples. Also viii Gaiena and Dunieith.
?. Express. Through, 7.3O. P. NJ.
Connecting with Illinois Central Rail Road at Mcnio-
ia for st. Louis and Cairo Trains on the above roads
in close connection, avoiding all laying at any
Of the points. .1.sa d. 20 ..' "&
This road connects at Chicago with the Michigan Gen.
and Michigan southern roads, and with all the roads
leading to the Atlantic Cities Ohio Kentucky and Penn
sylvania.
Passengers leaving Burlington at 7.30 p NJ, reaches
Galena and Dunleith in IL hours and St Louis in 70
hours - t... 81
By this route passengers will reach the interior Of
Ohio and Indiana less time and with fewer changes,
than by any other route connecting via Michigan Gen.
trail at Michigan City with the New Albany and Salem
Rail Road thence to all points south and southeast
Baggage checked through " Chicago and charge for
handling at any point.
GThroush tickets by this route can be purchased At
the Rail Road Once in Burlington. - ~ = - .- y
&. G. HAMMOND, Superintendent. 100. ....---
d. REMIcK. Ticket Agent. Burlington ni-u
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NOTICE.

+ HAVE SOLD TO Wy BROTMER, JAMES
HENSHALf4 IN, my entire STOCK or GOODS
and Store nxinRs. Those owing in any shape
manner, will make inmciiate paylaent to hina.
authorized agent, be forced to settlement by law,
further time cannot and will net be given. E-aT
some valuable Land, Houses and Lots can be had BY
applying to my brother.
nI-u THOMAS WEESW ALL,
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Forrest Dramatic AsssciatisA.

-... Forrest Dramatic AxeocoausN.
This Company was organized last winter,
and entertained our citizens during the sea-
son, with several representations OF the
drama, in manner creditable to themselves
as amateurs. We are pleased to notice .
revival Of the Association, and congratulate
tho thcatre-going public upon the entertain
ment in store for them. The first perform
ance Of the season, under the new regime,
will take place this evening, at Rabbits
Hall. The plays announced, are Perfection
and tho Forest Rose. Both good plays, and
well calculated to display to good advan-
tage, the strength of the Company. We
notice too, with pleasure, that tho Associa-
ton has secured the services Of Mr.. and
Mrs. POWELL, as auxillaries. They are both
at home upon the stage, and in their forte,
are hard to excel. Let the Hall be crowded
tonight.
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JAMES Jackson, ala. Geo. White, was
arrested in this city, on Thursday evening
last, on charge Of stealing $3.50 from JAMES
MADDEN. All but SIC Of the money was
found on his person at the time of the ar
rest. He was taken before the Recorder
plead guilty-and was held to bail in the
sum OF $500, in default Of which, be was
committed to Jail. a
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rTSix silver bcdsteads have been order
ed Mt Paris, by the Pasha of Egypt, for his
son who is to marry tho Sultan's daughter.
We have heard of golden weddings, but
never before of silver bedsteads.
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HATS-A very large stock Of Silk, Beaver, Fur,
II Cashmere. Wool, Panama, English, Straw, Leg
horn Palm Leaf, Just received and for salcfst tho
non BEE HIVE.
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DOOTS Z SHOES very large stock Of Gents
ID Ladies', Boys, Miss and Infants wear--for sale
low at the BEE HIVE.
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eTThe Washington correspondent OF the
New York Times states that Augustus Bel
mont, Esq, is to be appointed American Min.
lister to Madrid, mainly for the purpose OF
prosecuting the negotiation for the purchase
Of Cuba, It seems the President has not
foruotten the Ostend manifesto.
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PlOWs! PlOvvs!!
OWENS CENTRE DRAFT. Peoria Break
~ ING and onc or two Horse Flows, for sale cheap,
BY TOOTLE 4 JACKSON
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Gen. j. B. ROBERTSON, Indian Agent,
arrived in this city last night, from Omaha,
en- route for Washington, having in charge,
five Chiefs of the Punca tribe. They were
noble looking braves, tall, straight and mus
cular, rs the "natives" treated of by Coop
Err and LoxGFELLow. sedusky warriors
came from our
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Melancholy.

In Chicago, recently, Can express mes
senger named Snow, fell from the second
story Of building, on Saturday morning,
on South Water street, and was taken up
dead. The deceased had relations by the
name of Winter residing in the West, who
have been sent for" So says the Tribune.
We learn further that Mr.. J. Frost, near
relation of the above, was in this city last
evening. Mr.. Hale, recently from New
Hampshire, was with him. In Chicago they
were expecting to meet Mr.. N. w. Wind
who had been suddenly called from Minneso-
Ia, by the sad event. So says the Toledo
Blade. The whole party paid visit to this
section few days ago, for the purpose of
inspecting the bridging operations of BoREAs
& Co.
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Furniture! Furniturc!!
IF YOU WANT TO BUY CHEAP FURNI-
i TURE Of all kinds, call ut Furniture Ware
Rooms, opposite Empire Block, on Main Street.
nl-u TOOTLE 4 JACKSON.
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~ The Hon. J. p. Henderson and j. W.
IIemphill have been elected to the United
States Senate by the Legislature of Texas
the first to fill the vacancy occasioned by
the death Of Mr.. Rusk, and the second to
succeed Gen. Houston, whose term Of Office
expires on the Sd of March, 1859.
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G. The editor Of the Sioux City Eagle,
writing from this city, under date of October
3Oth, thus gives his views Of our prosperity
-"Times look rather brisk here, and We
nre of the opinion that the prosperity of this
place is of more permanent character than
that of some Western towns Of greater pro-
tcpsions.''
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cT The Omadi Enterprise, Of Nov. 18th
saws that tho steamer Omaha City, which
passed up the river about month since,
bound for Fort Randall, is frozc in and hard
aground At the mouth of st. James River,
where she will probably remain all winter
n the accounts are correct, she is lying in
n very exposed situation, and will probably
be damaged to considerable extent by the
ice.
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cTThe cholera has been prevailing pref
ty extensively in northern Europe and Asia
the past year, and according to the known
Laws of its progress, it must soon visit this
continent.
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ENSURES AGAINST THE
DANGERS OF FIRE!
AND
Perils Of Inland Navigation.
At as Liberal Rules and Rates as Risks
Assumed Permit or for Solue,,ey and E
7s,-' @. fair Profit. ISIS
ESPECIAL ATTENTION PAID TO
Insurance q Dwellings Farm Property, Ous-
Buildings and Contents.
Such insured for periods Of to years the most ia
ar vorabe terms. .z- a IT.


II wealth, with steady aud prompt attention to .
legitimate Insurance business with the execution OF
contracts in good faith have Inducements with the pub
lie in selecting their underwritcr-wc refer them
test Of quality and claims TO their paroaee to
cords Of past services rendering their
increasing ability and facilities In future. -s&
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Popular Patent Medicines,
PRESCRIPTIONS.
JxTOODEN 4 WILLOW wARE--all kind. fol
sFFs -ys Ma s55sgz n

ISURNITURE-A large assortment just receives
E and for sale low at the BEE HIVE.