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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-11-26
agricultural.
Iron. the Ohio CUid,al,r.
Is this An. b)dY's picture.

Thrre's neishlror s.. He's cniteD'
WITH MS farm, agd believes :i'et driining Is
too costly to be pracLictd, end sheds VIII
not pay as a protection To- stock. he leaves
a diI4p dated fence 10 from. of his dwelling,
backed by a row o. scrSggy peach tres
His wood yard is The space in front oi tie
house, consisting of an nn<ightiy pie OF
green logs, TO be cut III as oceas.on re-
quires. His barn! the r1ofde aged ard rag
ged, with the boards here and there missing
from the <ides;an open yard, where al VIII
ter a herd OF lowing cattle may be seen,
pinched with cold, and trsInpiing Their iod-
der under their feet. His fa'm!ng iiuP'e-
menIs! they are few ard simple Go into
the road, aud there by tie fonce-~here
they ere CIR fully placed when not in use
you will see them. An old wBg n with an
cider box stands there, reary 10 cioP To
pieces bV its " weight, a three carneIed
drag res:s confidingly again / it, While d
little way IF is the pluw, which, by the
wear and tear il has Teen subjected 10,
might be referred to any uge since Me;hG-
ss.eh. NeiehbCr S-beiieyes one piow
VIII tDeNel iCt al pnt pO0S7s "HO a. ~''~'
and thinks new ,nyeL,i his 10 this line Eum-
bugs. In the Spring, be yokea a p.ir 0
poor starved OK n, that have lain oct 10
freeze in hi, open yarc, all winter, bitches
them ~ his pibw, and proceeds 10 Spring
blowing He usually gets into his field ty
letting down he fence; an easy task. iytre
way, Ter the corners are ali down. or thrown
this uay j d that, till he cannot east y
make it worse. He usually begins in Wet
weather, as his team is too light 10 pillow
when it is dry. He plnws sha low, toT his
team is not strong enough TO pillow deep
He don't subsoll. '.wUu.d take another team.
When harvest comes, he wonders ahy his
fields yield but half a crop:
Sach are the m.G-I vi not say farmers
who disgrace the pursuit o! agFicu IN e
But their number is leeseLing. SiUpii in
deed must be The man who in this age does
Lot improve. Every appliance sc ence anC
art can iring, is placed in the hand If tie
farmer. He has but 10 signi y his wants,
and the inventor is ready to devote years in
his service. He but asks, and he receives.
The leaveu is working, and the farmer for
Intelligence stands equal TO the best. Il he
does not, then he is 10 blame. If he will not
read end thin l., If he will not strive TO ini-
prove, then he merits contempt, and shou d
be degraded, hot only by other protest. Ms,
but by all true farmers, a. a reproach upon
the honor Of their calling.
HUDSON TUTTLr.
DFRIIy HFTGETs O,i;u. lime 1877.
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: GiNPaTilG.
GEORGE MENDEL

MAIN STREET, WHEELING, VA.
lEAS just received a large lot of CAR
IL PETS, of every and all descriptions and vari-
cues. Consisting OF
Velvet, English and American
Brussels, Tapestry, Ingram, 3 ply,
Superfne 5 ply, Venetian Carpet
ing, Stair Carpeting, Of all kinds,
Oil Cloths O every grade.
Cochneal and Turlted Rugs, Par
lor and Door Mats of every descrip-
ton, Duggets from 2 to Paths
wide, Demask for curtains, Curtain
Damasks Pins and Bands, Window
Shades, plain and fancy, Rag Car
pet and Carpet Chain, and every
other article usually kept in such
establishments.
ALSO. 4 superior lot of every kind of furniture, to
whica he invites The especial attention OF all persons
III want OF the very hest and cheapest to he found ia
the city Can and see II. Inducements are offered hy
us which other establishments do not possess.
GEURGE MENnEL.
lor's RpTgIv
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Corn and Oats.

0C0 Bush. Corn;
l. IGGU a. Oats,
Wanted al market prices Cor cash, by
Jy iUifi & HaDDEy.
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GREAT

EW GOODS just received at ISAAC
| PRAGER'S, amongst which are the follow
ing: AUCTION BARGAINS, purchased at a large
sale in New York.
1900 pain of mIts. worth 30 cents at Ia. ard for
which the Ladies, better call early. 500 pair KID
Cloves, worth - cents Al 81 cents. 800 yards black
and brown Bereges, worth - cents at Ihi cts. 1000
yards blue. green aud black worth 3is cents ii - Cts.
500 yards black and pink autuaily cheap at - cents
at 81 cents. 500 yards all wool DeLains, worth 50
cents al 3sk cents. % dozen Linen iiauikerchic :,
worth II. cents at l2i cents. IS dozen HandkeTciIf
worth az cents at III cents. 5UD yards bleachcd mus.
Inns worth Ia 81 10 cents.
Ali OF The ah"vc goods Lave been purchased at a
great sacrifice al Auction, and are worth 50 per cent
more than shall eel Them for.
bargains. Together with u lot OF SILKS
which ! will lee able to sell at II per cent less than any
other Store iOUse. BONNET Ribbons OF which I
have purchased very cheap. ! wiIl sell 50 cheap as to
iely competition. | Will sell some worth Is5 cents
and some worth - cents, at Iii CENTS. BUNNE7R,
BONNETS. al almost yuuT own prices. IRISH LIN
EAS oil the very best quality Bnd worth - cents 4
II cents. EMGEUibEkiES, 10 collars worth I2{
cents at B cents. and all NY store goods III proper.
tion.
ia u early and see yourselves and you will fluid Try
prices less than those OF any other House.
ISAAC PRAGER
msy25 les Main street.
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i!UWlaD l}SOyIilij ),
PHILADELPHIA.
ORTNT IN NUUCEMENT

o all persons afflicted with Sexual Dis
eases. such as SPERMaTORRHGsA. SEMI
NAL HEAKNESS. INPUTENCE, CONORRiiCLA
GI.EET. SYPHILIS, the Vice OF oNANlSM. OF
S~ELF-ABCsE, &C., &c.
The HOWARD ASsOCIATION, in view of the
aw il destruction of human life. Caused by SeSaal
diseases and the decepIious prac;iSed upon the un'
fortunate victims of such diseases by Onicks, have
directed their Consulting Surgeon, as a CHARITA.
BILE ACT worthy OF Their name, l" give MEDICAL
ADVICE GRrIS. to all persons thus afflicted. who
apply by letter. " I'LL a description OF their condition.
age, occupation, habit OF lie, &c } and III cases 81
extreme iGverty aud suffering, TO FURNISH MEDl
CINES FREE OF CiIARGE.
Tie Howard Association Is 4 benevolent lnStltH
lion. established by special endowment for The re-
lief oi the SICK and distressed afflicted with ~ IruleHt
and EniIemIC Diseases" IL has now Il surplus OF
means, which the directors have voted 10 extend IN
advertising the above notice. 1t is needless TO add
that the Association commands the highest Med'ca.
skill OF The age. ana viii lGrHish Tile most approved
mg dern treatment.
Just Published, by The Association, Z report OIL
OEanism. MasIerhatien or Self Abuse, and other Dis
eases of the Sexual Organs, by I!He Consulting sur
seUn. hicI vii! he srnIby maii. in a seal enve!nre.
FREE OF CHARGE, On The receipt OF TWO
STAMPS ior postage.
Address, rr. TO. Il. CALHOUN. "CusuItinr
Surgeon. IGw ard Association, No. . SOuah NiRGi,
Street, IhiiadeIphia, Pa. by order of the Directors
EZRA -. IiEARTWELL, President
GEO. FAIItcnlLD, Secretary.
~afr4j1ly
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-06-20

Do : s0y A0o7.
tTM 91kafb 1oa4Ei III, city Of Ksok IL,
y se9ntng Oas nsadvsA and Sixty Acres Of
La1d he's bssn sab1lvdsd With reference 10 chs con
tsns - ~ szsuaA, and soxSsQssAIiy tels vary =
dimsAsions from one-fourtA q an sore 70 two asd
sae-half assss. The Streets aAa Avenues are vide,
and passover favorable ground, requiring neither
cutting nor 1iiilg. An slsvaeed potNti u reserved
for ths psrpssss ~ a AptseneIissl Observatory -
AAseAss postaea ~ - lai4 o9for Public Pash.
The 1eslsn 81 M Hsupsistoss IN the AsfanganslA
e tlkssas.s ~ ~ e Ps;ssr.s ne ssssf :.
q: vieiaity "a Keehsk. or eIssvhsrs. trom every
Dsints ensslii49 III sssek bottom Of aiisvisl
sssl wsA aAaes64 ~ eaeAaniAepssposss, thsre 10 .
0as view 81 IL wlDlasipDl 12ves. Also OF Z beeu-
sifslsssatsy lyisq 1.sss - Wet.
Deee1u1oot
Issttaatsa within ths city liuits. 1 nIle fsDa
0lsalss1 ssatisa, aad 10 essssslSls ~ Mepsvsii
1he sals will lahs place % The gresads, % IN
sesa Day - Jsna esansnsi.g - - o'clock >. =.
0lsgls lsls Will " sold with The privilege u
Iron - ., - option q purchaser. /
TERNS:
Ons WtA CaaA--boboWos IN O~s, 7tee,
1Aree on1 Eeuv Yeays.
with interest at Ne pAtGoz 10 perosat per asnun
pAyable annually. WAsrantee DEEDS Win b siyeS
ane Mortgages U0enane1 ~ 6e1ugssA payments.
4 ssliasiea viii - tugnisAsA. Ithosrs ID
plans VIII b fsrnisAsA - lay - sAls. 8
~ easssas - As..sss .ill = 1psnsa ssA-
daslsias = psrshsIs = dsiss svsr IS wLsls srss
plAe Il NJ pssperty 60 hssses ~ orr sdlse
Tor further Information iaquirs u c. X. Dinond
safrhi ! Y vA III iciiIiis.'''
iunslld Auotionssss.
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WIN. BROWN,
Ar CHITECT .

UoT call 1T his ro0ms, over Doubleday Will
sons Sicre, second street, any time, xccpt Sun.
days) FROM daylight till 10 O'Clock ct a yht ~ be
is obliged 10 be constantly on hand on count u .
pressof business, and sec his draxings, apparatus,
and extensive Architectural LihsaJy, which are
free tothe inspection Of all, and judge neither be
10 competcnt toserveths public in his profession -.
lie might here recite hat great things he he's done
do, but that would be super6uous in ibis util-
itArian community therefore be ID willing to show
the public what he can hmseif do In . practical
sense. Call and see, free Vt charge.
feb4-d w. BROWN.
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fR ED = = 1CK -. Neon
OF BOSTON.
AR e HIT ECC

r ATE partner Of Vim. Wsshburn. Architect Of
IL American, Revere, Winthrop and Parker
Houses, aud fremont Temple, Boston, Wood's Ho-
tel, Portland; Bay State House, Worcester, and
many other nrst csss public and private baiidings
throughout the country, having located in Ksok *
would inform the pablic that he 10 prepared to fur.
nish Designs, Plans, Detail DsavinGa, spseihea
tions and Superintendent for Churches, School
Houses Hotels, Stores, Dwellings, and pablic and
accuracy.
All tho modern Improvement, sueh ~ Wssnisg
Lighting, Ventilation, Ac., adopted In the East
ern cit,es, will be especially provided for - r.
quired.
Esroficc in sample new building,on Second
street, between Mainand johnson,
Jan. II, '57-dIy y. H. MOORE.
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:. " sssss1, :, :: .coss.as: .oss Z: sAlssz.
Whc1ssals and Retail AsAless II
FAMILY GROOEn1n8
AND pOUNTHY RUUUUOE,
1ssrth ST., ~. Main and Johnsoa, Keskak, lews.
n urossries delivered TO AL parss u the cry
fires " charge. [isls1
CEvERAL GOOD LOTS, situated 10 different
- pnrts Of the city, for sale on fsvosabie terms.
Inquire OF the updersi gned 1t The once Of Geo, G.
Dixcu, End street bet. Main and juhnsua.
| junelpdtm WIN. W. DIXON.
ANOTR IN YANKEE NOTION.
THE SIMPLEST THINGS ALWAYS THE BEST.
/ "E have jaat recsiyed IN invoice Of Patent
! w rendulum Cnrtain Ptx tuTea, the simplest and
beet thing Of the kind ever invested:
jclsdAw YLg Mnkk co.
IN. IsHONoON,
r. EsIDREcE and one: on Morgan Street, op-
j poste the Brighton House.
Refer to J. y. Sanford, MD.
/ jalsd
XXIHITE FISH $50 hall 6his. \. ' saugh just
w received, and Tor sale b
jeled3. johnson st.. bot. Sd and Ath.
The Drs H01nes Woo1 an1 CoaI Co.
1 XXyIlL keep for sale, at their yard at the kso-
| w kuk and Fl. Dvs M0ines Railroad Depot,
Wood by the cord, and also prepared Tor U.s.
| Also, Coal from the best mines In the Dos Moines
valley when tufy VIII uel OF III Auy PsAs " 49,
/ city, tn short notice.
Orders left 1t the Railroad Depot, or with Bald
win 4 Evans, corner Main and 9TH sts., will b
promptly attended to. Price low. Tsraso-o q.
| on delivery. QaneISNG
MEETING OF sTOCK mOLDnE0.
| TyIlE annual meeting OF the stockholders In the
! / Keokuk Female College will be held Wednss-
day, Juno 2Ith, for tho purpose Of eleeting three
Directors for the enSaing year, - grovidsd y the
| articles of Incorporation. J. W. O0OkN,
june ~ '57-dtd secretary.
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Oss LEGISLATIVE HorsE.-An intelligent
gentleman in Minnesota is earnestly sa,o-
eating the adoption By the cons,itutio nal
Convention Of that Territory Of Leyisla.
ture for the new State which shall be conn
posed OF oaly one body. The principle would
De novel one, but il has sometimes been ts.
vored BY eminent men. Franklin vas al.
Ways favorable to the Judgment Of all legis.
laIiss functions in one body. And, prae,i.
sally, II is hard 10 say that in our stat, GOV !.
esn@enh division Of power between two
= naesasAsy, or particularly impor-
sase sanes tAars are no separ,, !. and ;nds.
1ssdsss public interests rep. s.sn,sa :, sssh
respectively, and the COP .ti,nen,;.. :, ~
oasr = no respect ezr ep. in number W.
should sos Be surpri ed il. in case the ma
possssoa y sooptv !, -onl. sc found a..
slfsly sstislseso' y, and, II it's, ii will doubt.
49, - pstssr ~ after to some exsen, in thu
fatnrs dist .ibstioa Of powers by cons,i,u.
saosal 90 nvsntions.
IA nest Of countsrfsiisrs has just beer
hfoksn up in Chicago. They hsd ia ,hei,
eesesesisa quantity Of nsv cosntsrfeits OF
~ Chippsws Bank Of Pepin, wisconsin. -
- netess ass m excellent imitation Of tn,
esoulns, n = said, and some have got ints
eirsslaaisa. 1hey may be detected BY /
tlaadsr II ~ sagravess' imprint. The or
= = capital, iastssd Of snail letter, liz,
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New 0eAay - RENT,
A ROOM % fsee ~ % On The second AooS, we'll
"a lighted and vsaulstsd. Entsanss from Nain
street BY broad stairway.
Aleo,
One front room on sanc aoos, suitable for slIss
or slsspiag room. R0BT. n. SMITH.
ilnsiod eleA BsstIss LeeA - Msln 1T.
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"DEnocRAcY"--Irs SPRir AND rux SxA,
or IT'S PowEa.-We mentioned the establish.
msnt OF John Jones's Southern Monitor a
Philadelphis. In this way John, in recent
nanbsr, snubs up one Of his Democratic,
friends who seems to have Northern pre;u
dices:
"a Democrat" 10 very good and yery kind
and no doubt quite candid in his advice NM
admonisions. But ~ . politician, a. one.
perhaps, who casts an eve on ssthe spoils d
we think he should make better calculations.
= true, the !" President himselfo is a resi-
oent OF the North. But is il not eounllv
ne that the Power which makes Democrat.
te rrssidents resides in the South?
Then, II the Democracy be the Union mar.
and the South the Democracy, does Il no,
1ciiow that the maintenance Of the princi.
pies and Institutions Of the South is III,
maintenance OF the Constitution and thu
onion: II seems to US that aEy politician
ana especially "A Democrat" looking for
preferment IN the future, acts very unwisely
IN arraying himself against the South.o
All true, 0 John a. We have long CON.
tended. The South rules the Democracy. ,,
ana the Slavery interest controls the South,
~. lnere are not many Of your party so dull
ana foolish - the friend you rebuke. We
oan testify that the Democracy" Of the
North, as we'll as the South, with the utmost
Aiacrity generally declare the doctrine of op
presslon to be the gospel Of God, and the
substance OF human rights to exist in the
Law OF the strongest. They understand
where lie the secret fountains Of prefermen.
ana piunder too well, and it is as true to- day
= ever, that "the OK knoweth his owner, aud
the ass his masters crib,n
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WOAWD W.T. II 0OOMG,

A FAMILY Of 2, ; Or psssons can b. aocomno-
"A dated with pleasant sdt Of communicating
rooms and board in pleasant part Of the city
Also, TWO or three young lnen. Inquire on Ath
street, letween High and Nor gan, brick house.
,una20dHtN
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GA new and dangerous % note On the
Bank Of Middletown, Conn.,, has lately been
put in circulation.
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1ovo otuho,
Just received frsn New yesk. They are sape-
rior e snstAsag svst hsters lsoseAtts this
fAat city, Dss bsaltys style, semfest u q, And
psvfcetion u every pasiisaiev tkAs via ID q
the dnrAbtttey q besss Dsae o. aAe0. 1AeY
we're naas sndss tAs special safs ~ dirssslss q
ono Of The oldest asa nest ssseeasfnl ~ mAksu
10 New York city.
WhsN yos ass ~ leisure. eoll II q B. a.
DUKES sAss eAop, Ne. ~, 81 - tAsn. IN
anR13- a
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Convention Of the Republicans Of Lee county
viii Be held at CHARLESTON. on sAT-
uAAx, July iitA, q IL o'clock, NJ, fol-
tAe purpose Of dominating candidates 10 be sun
Ported At the Aasast elessoa. All opposed to the
fsrtssr extension Of sAvery are invited to attend.
ny order Of the County Central Committee.
PHILIP yIELE, Chairman.
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o. n ~ 1sax 1Seh1ss lssas' B4.lisg Hssss.
y:nvlnos1U1 k1AYKxH, Of 81. pssl, Aiaa.
WILLIAM 4. WOOD, late III New York.
~, ~. 1su3s 1ises u Hall 1Ssats beskht ard ssla
"a = III aty - tAresshcst ~ aists u ls.ss
o14 IL losthrWest.
1ensy isvs1Gel, ~ IA - aldfss sn.sssidssts.
Careful esssasisn gives . sysasias asd e.
AnininG q 1i4iea.
Al Ns1sylaiSu1iasDsp esnptl, Transacted.
1nUna ~ t1n9lestou -
Mensse. leed, oRhan . 1osd, DAsksSs, Keokak !,
Oha11aA L.,
ChssIss HeE1l0, 1s4.. DAnhsr,
-. -: 81 iSsss1. III seesAas's cs.ssy :: T.
Ia. c.: - -. ssAsaasis cssss, Ss.l;
g.; MiAlsA osfna4. y. fAsl. hiaasseaa;
-. = Esiis sS a4srsaA, s.aA.~, Il. Psi,
IL 49, RI I. \. !: s ! 81. aa1' A''..'' ~
-. - @ DlaShamssn, ~
uea. b. r. n 9All.
- y QoAesna, 1eek II =
-. 2n4oGk R1att, 4SakAsville, -
9oo. esAu11Q cel1ex1 Bspth Bend. Jnd4
4aA. 14AInnn1s Allen, I1le. ssss#s
ce xeltay -, 0tssgs ssssty. =. \.
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LECTURE.
THOMAS FRANCIS MEAGHER

kAVsAxHO = ~ 4xANOHO 2SxlShOI1CKk1
THE distinguished Irish Patriot, will Lecture
i in tho Athens Am on Friday Evening, June
26th. Ssbjpct: ssNat ional Anniversaries, their
Significance and hsssty their harmony with the
Republic
AAnission--Dress G rcie 50 cents Gallery Is
csnts. Tickets can ~ procured Of the following
Managers:
Hawkins Taylor, T. Kelley,
J.Laxkin, 7. a. Kennedy,
AleA Lynch, John McEyitt,
John McCuns, Henry Stolwick,
y. f. Doubleday, L. L. o'Connor.
js40d6t
EoaFsA - Jaly.
VnNHR memhera of The l. o. Of q. T., and thu
friends VI Tempssancs gunssally, are invited
| TO attend PICNIC eslebSaIlon Of the 6lst aani
vsrsary Of American Independents, ~ Sandasky
Ice county, Iowa, on the eth Of July, 1857.
BY ord.er of Communities Of Arrangements.
jc20dtd
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HEAVY DEYAlcArIoN.--A dispatch from
Columbus, o., states that w. II. Gibson re-
signed the oiEc OF Treasurer Of that State,
last Saturday. A deficit Of $3.50, 600 had
been discovered in the Treasury, which Mr..
Gibson declared existed when he came into
Office, and was caused by the defalcation OF
his predecessor, John g. Breslin. The Gov
ernor has appointe committee to investi-
gate the affair.
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4 IL Brethren In god standing ere re- ~
"a a. stsd and lsalsruAlly Invited 70 PAP ~
tieipsss The esiehsstisn WITH botA L0dgesIvN
Of this city ~ era ss4ssstea 10 nest 4 NAsoni
Hall. a. i ;slsek :. ~, ~ tn 3atA last.
Kailros sisksls ~ sals = rsAaesa rstes q N
sonic Hall, 0aly.
,onnnrss cr AahAnQassass.
Ben Y. DoAs0n, u.M. 6eAton,
J.Y. Authony, H.. as.ton,
n. Ha tnss, y. =. Aneeues.
jsnelada
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Heal estate Ter s.is q Dargaan,

JOHN 8TANNU0,
OfRcc in the City Recorders OGss, Ksokuk.
OTIS $ and In block %, between ssA aaA 9Th
IL streets, on RxchAngc.
Also, 50 feet fronting on ssh street, By lss feet
be good for business locations.
Also, 10 feet N 5t strsst, BY 100 fest dssp, h.
tween Timea and Dsmoine.
lets aud 10 In block io8, on Concsst street, ~
twses 18Th and l4th. beautifully situated for
dwellings.
Also, acres Of land In The Graham ttest, II
milcs from the old OK, limits splendid leeAtioa
for garden and privAse dwelling, Of n 10y cat In
lots, which could b. sold Immediately. 1sfns easy
Also, 10 acres II miles from old city llmits-
good for gardening purposes o. private rssi1snsss.
Also, 10 acres in 0agdendals, ! milss 1te0 old
city limits, ON the railroad near 1lmuesA. Ooull
DO laid cut Ia lots and sold soon.
Lot 10 ia block ~, on Aorgan a., ~. ~ ~
eth, with two story brick houss, rod roons. 81
lar and porch, with mover failing we'll u gped
water.
Also, three story brick hsildiag On stA street,
20 BY 20 foot deep, II bioek. sndnew rentsd at
81 900 per annum Tor one ysar, enly occupied for
furniture warsroons b Duncon i u.
Also, ~ feet On Oh ~ 80 fest dep, ~. Aaln
and johnson. WIN naks god bnsissss iots.-
Terms reasonable.
The above property Il batter loesAsA thar any
nov offered for sels u this city. IN particular,
apply 70 JOHN 0xANMu6,
n Recorders Ones, sof. ~ Johnson-sts.
apr2-d
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We have for sale Job Press Of Mon.
tague's patent, Manufactured at Hartford.
Conn. We used it year or more, until II
vas superseded by other machinery, and
have now NO further occasion for it. II
could be made very serviceable in q country
once, and we will sell it 1t bargain.
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eTThe st. Paul Times makes objection
to the department Of = contemporary, that
he il punster. 1t says, eve don't see why
man should play upon words, when jews
harps are only ten cents Dozen"
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eJ"Tom, you sot," said tsmpsfancs
man to tipping, sswhy do you drink such
stun ~ you DO Why, thsvcry hogs would
not touch that brandyw .sThat's 'causa
they is brutes," said Tom. "Poor ersetsra
they dunno what's good"
" We once heard minister puff doe
tor IN prayer 1t funeral, thus wise -
: Ana 70 my providence, @ Lord, not all tho
cars apd skillfal attention al har laarn~d Ana
experienced physician has been able q save
our sister from the remorsslsss gravel"
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81. Mss(AAns TaaAoSs,
b6CONp.ST., MAR MAIN Kk0KUK, IOWA,
Are nov rsesiyine . ehoiss les Of
FRENCH CASSIMGRES FOR PANTS.
MAR6ElLL1S AnD DRILLlNGS.
SsDe v1Z aae HFsssA light ssasssd Cloths for
hUaAkR GOATS AND RA0LAN6,
WhtsA - will naks 70 ssdsr IN tie latest snd
anst apvscvsdStyis, an q pstsss b sslt sustou-
-. Lvssy gnY1ent 0aae 1t ous egtahlishnsnt
WAkkANfkD 70 PIT, Or NO SALE.
No hss ssheiss steck ~ 0ents' turnishing 3osIs
Mn khists end drawers,
white and Ceiersa gbirls,
Isis Thsead 6Aiyts anA Dssvsn,
White and Ysasy HALF Hose,
0esssnss Nesk Ties,
oiIk Csavals. De-, u.
Call and see one Of the lssgsst aad lnees Stosks
h ths city. HkUDBkeON 4 CO.
tun<b-d5m 4
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Important.

ME will cell our entire stock Of Narblciaed
w Iron MAnslss ~ maasfastusers' prices. They
are d the latest style and best Anish; and a. W
wish to close out our stock u the ssms they viii
60 very cheap. This 10 an important item 70 those
bnlding and wishing neat and tasty finish 10
their 6rs- place arrangements.
je10d COMST0CK 1 BRO.
Post and Times copy one week dAily.l
JAMES q. BATLEY,
SOouREk AND PRESSER u Cioshing Of Ill
Okinds. Work done without injury to clssh Or
eollars, and warranted TO give sstisfaction. All
orders donc on the shortest notice. kesidsnce in
the SCHOOL HOUSE YARD.
juns7v-dyts
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OFFICE, NO. q, KILBOURNE'H BLOCK,
IL AS for Sale so beautiful Lots in D. w. XIII.
i bourne = Addition.
From any Of these Lots the prospect from, and
the view around thccity, tsdelightfal.
They are all ncsf Or adjoining
KILBOURNB PARK"
And NO other Lots in The City ssa b desirable
for residences.
Block l76 in the oldlimits.
90 Feet m Main-st., betwesu 9Th and 7th.
Lot 4, Block ~, on Blondeau-st.
60 Feet In Block 2el, on AAin-st., between 10th
and 18th.
- Feet on Nais-st., eonnsnsiag ice Rest fron
10th street.
10 Feet on 4sh 81, In Block Is, very desirable
buiiding residence.
Also, Lots IN Edward Kilbcsrs 4 New Addition.
For further particulars sneuire ~ ths abovs sRss
! ian2sd s