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The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1857-12-30

LAwYERs.--When Peter the Great
was in England. he expressed a desire
to visit the Old Bailey and witness q
criminal trial. Seeing large number
of gentlemen with powdered wigs and
silk gowns. the Gear asked his interpra-
ter who they were. Lawyers" wss
the reply. "Lawyers? Ny God! l.
have only two ia all my dominions. and
l intend to hang one Of them as soon ~
get home" ag d ~ ssalf ssrt
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1857-12-30

!, SLAVES Held IN IowA.--The Fairfield
(lowa) Ledger is informed. on good au-
thority. that Missouri STAKEHOLDER has
removed 10 Warren county. in that State.
and has brought with him Ave or six
slaves, whom he claims right to keep
and work on the free soil of Iowa, under
the Dred Scott decision.
The Burlington (Iowa) Gasetts states
that there is not one word oftruth in the
ahoye statement.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1857-12-30

H 81 have found" says Addison,
"that the men who are really the most
fond Of ladics-who cherish for them
the highest respect--are seldom the
most popular with the sex. Men ol
great assurance. whose tongues are light
ly hung-who make words supply the
place Of ideas and place compliment iu
the room of fsentiment-are the favorites.
A due respect for women leads to res
pectful action toward them, and respect
Is mistaken by them for want Of love. "
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1857-12-30

Eg An exceedingly modest young
lady. desiring leg of chicken. at table.
said: "l'll take the part which ought
to be dressed in drawers r. A young
gentleman. opposite, Immediately said:
"I'll take the part which ought to wear
the hustle - Hartshorn was immedi.
ately administered to the lady.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1857-12-30

Eg Dr.. johnson said "people dock
to hear woman preach. not because she
breaches well, but because she breaches
anything, just as they 60 TO see a dog
walk on his hand legs, though it does
not walk on them near 80 well a. ,
man." ....... .. - s...4.-.. 4. ~, .s..
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1857-12-30

n A REPORT has reached us OF the rob-
bing of the eastern mail bound for St.
Paul, in the vicinity of Newburg, Iowa,
short time since. The mail bags and
riAed letters were found by the roadside,
between Mitchell and Newburg. W.
have not learned the particulars.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1857-12-30

~"Clara. did poor little Carlo have
a pink ribbon round his neck when you
lost him?" Ills sa
Eyes. yes. the poor little dear. have
you seen him?" ID n q
mo, not sxactly-but here's pink
ribbon in the sausage"
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1857-12-30
Astonishing pepravity in = Girl Of
Fourteen Years.

A remarkable case of female precoci-
ty and depravity is related in the follow
ing letter from correspondent Of a
New York paper, dated Ossipee, N. H.,
Nov go:
The usually dull routine Of law bus.
mess in the Supreme judicial Court for
Carroll county, was disturbed at the
last session by the presentation Of two
youthful criminals for capital offenses.
A lad, IA years of age, named Joshau
Eaton, of Sandwich, was sent to the
State Prison for six years for shooting
young son Of Dr.. T. ]. SWEET, of the
same town. .... .........
The other case has rarely a parallel
in the records Of crime. A girl by the
name of Martha Ann McIntire was
charged with double murder, that of a
child of Jeremiah H. Whiting, of Tam
worth, and also with causing the death
by abortion Of her own offspring. she
being but fourteen years of age at the
thine Of the commission Of the crimc in
August last.
The girl. who is Of illegitimate pa
ren,age. had been brought up in various
places, and was employed by Mr.. Whit
ing as a nurse for his wife (sick in child
bed, when, as is supposed. she con-
ceived the horrible idea of making way
with Mrs. Writings infant and substi-
tuting her own. The facts, as gather.
ed from the girls admissions and from
the testimony of others. ara as follows:
Mrs. Whiting laid down with her child
(ten days old) on bed in the sitting
room. about noon. After sleeping two
hours, on awaking she saw Martha
through an open door in the kitchen. in
the act of undressing as if for the pur-
pose OF going to bed. She immediate
ly arose ank assisted her, being con-
vinced from previous observation. and
the appearance of The girl at the time.
that she had been brought to labor pre-
maturely. 1t was not until then that
Mrs. w. discovered the absence of her
own infant. A search being instituted
the child was found in a brook, near BY,
with heavy stick tied TO it's neck.
The girls account of the matter was,
that she took the infant from the bed,
strangled it to prevent its crying. plac-
ed it in the brook, and afterwards gave
birth to twins, which she buried in the
woods. All this took place within the
space of two hours! No corpses were
found to- corroborate the girls story,
but the fact that she had passed through
the pains of travail ,iss -indisputable.-
This young fend was apparently sane
enough in some respects; but, with re-,
gard to the proprieties pertaining to the
sex, was almost on alevel with the brute
creation. While confined in Dover Jail,
she received every attention kindness
could suggest at the hands of the ladies
of that city. The grand jury of Car
roll county refused to find a bill against
her, and she was sent to the n. H. In.
sann evluno -... .
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1857-12-30

You have considerable floating
population in this village. hayu't you :"
asked stranger of one Of the citizens
of village on the Mississippi. "Well.
yes, rather" was tho reply ''about half
the year the water is up to the second
story window - @as' -ii4 go. .ss''
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1857-12-30

~~~.~ -E~s
There are 60 many cards to play, pa .n
~ So many ways TO choose. s4.s s..
In Love and Politics and war, 1.
In forwarding our views s~ @... ..
With ladies fair, with statesmen wise, s'
OF men of lesser bruit, -'gf.t."1 err.
IT'S we'll to know whats trunps, la-aaE ,u' !,
Before VIC lead our strongest suit. '......
Once, worshipping At beauty's shrins
Iknelt In bondage sweet,
And brcathed my VOWS with sassrnsss,
And offered st her feet ..,-.-a. --
Ny soul well stored With Cupid's wealth.
A lovo-cemented lump;
king Of diamonds won the trick 1:
My yHsARr was not trump. r,.
Raving to see my rival win .
Upon . single RUE, ,......... .g-
A he played the Dsucs with me,
followed with CLUE.
Two days within . station house
Rejecting on my sin,
found, ~ others may have done,
Clubs very seldom win.
Grown wise by sad experience,
Iceased to DEAL with maids;
IsHuFFLHp youthful foiiiss %, ..a -
And turned up JACK Of spApSs, + .:-
Yet nnd as dust Is scarce
And emsller grew the Jumps,
That though the Spades IN honest card.
It Is not always trumps. -.... .
But in q world Of outside show, .. -
Where mammon rules the throng;
To ease the little jolts Of life, ''.
And smoothly pass along .... a,
To find an antidotc for care
And stern nisfortune's thumps,
One card is very sure to win J.:
DIAMONDS arc always trumpsi .-...
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1857-12-30

lE The Springfield Journal says
there has not been a single suspension
in that city, fince the commencement Of
the money pressure. There has not
been one in Alton either, 81
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1857-12-30
~Mr. John Martin. of London. is

@ Mr.. John Martin. of London. is
being put in possession Of the Jennings
property" which for so very long a
period has been without recognized
heir. The cash he inherits amounts to
the gigantic SUM of $50, ,OO0, 600, while
his income will be 81. $50. 600 per an
mum. That is something like a fortune.
The lucky inheritor has been wrstchedly
poor all his preceding life. ss;'5.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1857-12-30

Cg The women Of Poland have a
watchful eye on their daughters, and
make them wear little bells on their per,
son. to denote where they are and what
they are doing.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1857-12-30
Nlsy Mcaregor Forever!

At McGrcgor now there IL fcasting and fun,
For the OYSTER season has just begun :; 4.
You can have them Raw, or Stswcd, or Fried,
In all the shapes that dish can b tried
Fresh from tho SHELL, kEc or CAN,
In dozens or gallons-to suit each man. ,.
Along the streets there are plenty of places
Where q trife OF cash makes smiling fsces
T. But among tho boys-we speak rs We feel, -.'
There are none like MsTzoHR to get up meal
He fianss the Plates with LAGER 70 nice
To swim the beautics-please take our advice,
When you find in your pocket quarter to spare,
Just stop at the GRM--METzoRR Is there = --t'r
Ready to furni-h As rich dish
As the heart Of man or woman could wish,
At q price quite low-so como aieng soon s,.E
To IARDiSG's BLOCK in the GEM SALOON.
Nov. 4. h& .' rs. % ' 50
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1857-12-30

.s By J. BATss.
NELLY loved me long ago. #j .I-
Nelly, lily. of the praizies, .. ...r
With soul as white Is rnow,
Aud football like fairy's.
Never word her love revealing,
Still her memory OF hath moved me,
Standing by her grave, and feeling
.H Nelly loved mo. ''. d..
Nelly was darling child, A
Scarcely grown to be maiden, s...l.
Yet, with fancies warm and wild
Her matursr heart WAS laden
And read in her large eyes, "..r
Whose soft splendor oft had proved me,
And her blu.hing, sweet surprise,
sasE Nelly loved mo. .' ..a P
Other loves this many year, '...H
Time hath kindly gathered round me, r
But my heart is cold and drear
Since the day my sorrow found me;
Since my pleasure and my pain
Loved and lost-together proved me,
And knew, alas in vain,
Since those days of long ago,
When I lost my Iife's evangel,
Though my soul be cold and low,
have still my guardian angel
For when, mid world Of sin,
Strong temptations may have moved me,
Something whispers, deep within,
.. Nelly loved me, .-..... ..
Stronger than scraphs prayer .
Other shield from evil scorning-
Brcathed upon the charmed air,
Il that whispered word Of warning
And, when the mortal lips are dumb
To the sorrows that have proved me,
VIII that kind nepenthe come
-: Nelly loved me- .s r.. p.
And that thought il all my prayer,
All my hope to enter heaven ..
What she loves is holy there
That she loves must be forgiven.
Thus, with all my sorrow, knceling,
Often as her spirit moves me,
o, how holy is the feeling,
Nelly loves me.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1857-12-30

~ Some excitement exists at King.
ston, G. w. caused by the discovery that
some medical students were engaged il
body y-snatchinS i3 ~ 27'Frl.sa =
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1857-12-30

EE A 6ve- footed horse il. one Of tho
latest curioties in Westchester. Pa. +
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1857-12-30
MistttIauepus.

T'sT j. H. q w. GRANNIS, o-ai"
Dealers in Dry Goods Groceries Ready Made Clothing'
Hardware. Quoen's Ware. Tin Ware Stone Ware Drug
and Medicines Oils. Paints Putty Glass, varnsh. &c
main street, Strawberry Point Iowa. ' 1T
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1857-12-30

zens. In view of this menacing aspect
OF affairs iu Utah, and Of the impor-
lance of promptly suppressing the spirit
of rebellion there. the Secretary repeats
his recommendation for the immediate
addition Of at least five new regiments
to the service. s
The Secretary alludes to divers de-
fects in the service which ought to be
remedied. One error is the separate.
independent character Of the Staff
Corps. Another defect is TO be found
in the uncertain and ill-defned rights
of brevet rank and still more serious
fault is the promotion by seniority, a
practice that has been abandoned even
in the most aristocra.ic and monarchical
nations. To correct these, and other
evils. the Secretary urges upon Congress
so to provide for the construction of The
regiments of horse, artillery and infan-
try, as to approximate them to the prac-
tice of all nations long experienced in
war. and SO as to admit their contraction
for peace. and their re-expansion in war,
without altering this basis. This can
be done without any increase Of officers
or men, or augmentation of expense
The Secretary recommends that all the
officers Of the Staff should be collected
into one corps. Promotion may be
made a reward Of merit and an incentive
to zeal by ensctipg that it shall take
place BY seniority in corps, lunless in
extraordinary cases. to the rank Of
Captain. and beyond that by selection
from the next grade in the same arm to
that. to be filled as far as Colonel exclu-
sive. General officers to be at the choice
of the President, as they now are. The
Secretary concurs With his predecessor
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1857-12-30
r. S. WOOD,

Watch Maker and Jsweler respectfully In forms the e
xSns Of Mcresor and vicinity that he carrying on the
sbsvs bu,iness one door east Of Miller Das.
All kinds Of Watches Clocks and Jswelry neatly
cleaned and repaired All work warranted. Sitf
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1857-12-30
loNs - - W. ASSA
EATON G POOLER,

Attorneys and Counselors at Law, Usage, Mitchell Co.,
Iowa. Prompt attention will be given to collecting, to
buying and selling Real Estate to paying taxes and to
any and all business entrusted to care satnfac
| tory references will be given II required. ,L-r
| W, 81 "' TT EATON & pOOLER.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1857-12-30

Dealers In Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods Groceries.
Hardware Nails Crockery Stoves lrsn Glass Queens
Ware Furniture. Sash and Farming Utensils
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1857-12-30
DEAN, FREN CHI & EMERY,

Dealers in Try Goods Groceries Hardware Nails Crock
cry Stoncwarc Stoves and manufacturers Of Sheet lro
and Tin Ware. (Post Once building
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-09-17
l.v An11s oH.hAHxu
sample Z Ranllin.

0soksPs ona 4sal Essase 0ealers,
03e g bseond street, between Nais snd Jehnssn
WlLLsive special stssnsisa u, asA slss til
81 Ssssks, invssinsas ii Money. Ceiissst.s 3
Dsbts aaA nsats, Psyise Taxes and 81 other iSeit
tnats bsstnsss Of general brok srage and real o
sate sssinsss. a bouthsrn Iowa NeSthsfp 4issssr
and Weetsfn Illinois. nehlid
DesaRabls FarHs Ger sale.
MI Of The bsst and most desirable faSns n
hAasesk sosaty, Ills J, will Be sold - sgrest
oasGalns ~ aSrss, situated ON tho leading rod
fCn dantlton TO Qaiscy, 8 miles fren the former
place. Heostains large brick hosss with COED
wsesrsd. nearly all under fence and In good stats
Of esltlvstsoI with the largest and most product
I've orchard Of choice kinds Of fruit In the country
!, AsotAer farm Of lsl acres, fssr Gilss fron
ham, OFT baildinss, ane orchard g., farm we'll In
Pssvsd, With good proportion Of prairie and tim
easy Of ssosss By good roads 70 either OF ths
aheve msntisnsd places. The Arst farm nsntiened
20 attsd 10 nne order, asa home for the owner,
oat loss o. health requires southern climate. The
shove will b sold low upon moderate terms.
Also, $50 acres on String Prairie, wei Improved,
With good payments, and will BE- sold very low.
epfSod SAMPLE RANKIN.
PLEAsE EXAMINE
OTs 10, II and . In block -. old limits. hns-
- y situated on 4th street, directly opposite the
residence Of Mr.. Chittendsn.
Lot II, block -, old limits, corner 6th and Co
darsHssts. vainably located. Terms moderate.
Loss II snd II, block Is, on Main-st., near Gas
West Of lot 10, block 50, Msin-st.
:, Lots and ]. bissh -, on 9TH between Bank and
1sfsst Of lot 3, blesk 5, opposite Pestsihee
Lets In Kilho1rnsss All, ct very Low figures.
Il Mssoa's Lowe Add.
Part 81 Lots 3 ands, bisek lil, old limits.
Lot 5, block lis.
LOt1l, ;.
Lot 8, Z, williams Add.
ssrss, this side Of the nrst toll gate on Plank
road. Fer sale By SAMPLE 8 RANKIN.
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sbbing OF All klnAs aons Wit
Pyomptness.
O0FING DONE, dGALvANIxRDIR ONCORN
cEs PUT UP ON SHORT NOTICE.
WARM AIR FURNACESl

We are now preparedto put mp Warm-Air Fur
nsces for heating Dwellings, Churches, Public
Halls, he. The Furnace used il the manufacture
Of Lotse,of Cincinnati, who has spared no pains
orexpense in perfecting heating apparatus which
and convenience. safety from fire. ealthful vsnti.
iation and pufs quality VI heated air.
aug25d HICKEY A ABBOTT.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-09-17

CoNEEcr1D A. LAsr.--The sass Of Ne X.
Mt. p. 4 n. b. h. ran down 10 the Packet
Depot yesterday, for ths nrst time, and took
the passengers directly TO and from the Pack
st, without We intervention Of The Ferry
Boat. Theron track u now completed from
packet = packet around tho Rapids. This
b good point gained, and viii rsdoand
greatly TO the credit Of our travelling fasil-
titles.
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Gars, Marine, and Life Inssssncei
MERCHANTS FIRE AMARINE ms. CO.,
Of Philadelphia. Capital $4ee 900.
STATE MUTUAL IRE AND AAkINElNs. co.
Of Pennsylvania. Capital q $50, o0S.
CONNECTICUT MUTUAL LIFE ms. CO.,
Of Hartford. Capital 81 SOC, 900.
MASSACHUSETTS, MUTUAL LIFE ms. CO.,
of Springfield. Capital tleo, 200.
L. C. A. SIRIbLEN, agent,
jsly75d Corner tth and Main-sts.
< EOKUK MARINE INAUKANaA 60
Capital, 100000.
VNHISCoupAnyi % prepared to d. Marin lasur-
anes businsss. Cargo riskstAken 1t customary
rates ,andthe usus xtsnde DIT fee
siss customers.
Loss ,promptly adjusted.
DIRECTORS;
Bfidgnan, G.E.Kilbourns,
j. n. Harriseb, Geo.B. Smyth.
John Tsmplin, A. l.. Deming,
=. =. Moody, II. ID. Woodward,
3: kisoarns, Jas: F.Cox.
A.BRIDGMAN, President.
G.B.sMYrH, vioePrssidsat.
Al. DkAING Treasurer.
Wn.B .Tuaus . Secretary.
O1Aes isSAupls 'sbuiiding ,secondstrsst.
ian3ldAv
lOWa state Insurance COMPANY.
ovsIcs ~ sAnPIS's sew suiLLIsa, ind sroaY
second Street, Keokuk, Iowa.
H1yH1B Home Company takes Risks on the safei
Glasses o. property, On THE MUTUAL PLAN,
AND On THE Cash PLAN FOR Cash PRE-
NUN, atrstss ~ reasonable al those Of any rslis
DInEcroRs:
9. Perry, =. X. Ford, James r. Coz,
Geo. B. snyth, WIN. p. Turner, II. D. Woodward,
A.bnagnan, Ell. Harrison. 8. +. voorhies.
John McCune, J.W. RANKIN.
ovyIcERs:
.. y. rkkkl. Pres, 3. n HARRISON, Irsas'f
J. y. RANKIN, Vice Pres, W. -. TURNER. See
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-09-17

1Mr. CLARK, Of the Nsws Depot, be-.
laid upon our table the Parlor Csskss, New
Orleans Delta, Home Journal, N. 7. Herald,
Tablet, Thompson's Bank Note Reporter and
the Irish visdisstor, which, with various
other nswspapsrs, and oil the magazines Of
tho country, may be had at bis establish
msnt near the Postoa6ce.
TIE OKALo0aA SaoorfAa.-The Grand
Jury oe Aahasks District Court refused 10
And bill against Brown, for shooting Bow
On, and hs IVES discharged.
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Prairie state stoves.

TTishsrdly necessary for Us to recurto MS otose
i IN. ,haracter 81 which /. so we'll and favorAely
known rou shout the interior Of finland the 10.
joining States. Although patented feme, .h -
ago. II possessesevery real improvement ~ :,
ever been made upon the DESCENDING Nv. 800 ~
tha. .me tims n IA. stood the nostsevere tett !"
an Cook Stove nov in use. Our eonhdsne. ~ '1e
same . such thatwe are willing to wsI.sn. ~ ~
p.ors'a CoMsToCk ! BRO.
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4 T.. T.. DIXIE,
/ JOHNSON STREET, neat tniidiag to the Poa OHgcl
i Keokuk, Iowa.
| ID EGS leave to inform tho citizens Of Keokuk
ID that he has established himself in business OF
johnson street. where II ~ hi intention to dispcns
all kinds Of goods for family consumption, Of th
| purest quality.
Having devoted for many years his attention /.
the Wesf India Goods business, he hstters himself
that his knowledge and experience, will BE- appre
ciatcd by discerning community. Hisstock 70 al
featured expressly for him. u the pursa. material
| and without adalteraGion, and in particular biz
stock Of Asids, sali.es and Spices.
| Choice Teas Much attention will be paid to this
| branch Of trade, deter mi sing ut all hazard to
make his store depot Of all kinds Of Inc Teas,
| and he earnestly hopes that the ladies, twho un-
doubtediy are the best judges will give him call.
The variety will embrace al the various Eastern
| City Teas.
In the article Of dsh, he will keep the old Dun,
| Grand Bank, Inshors, Spring Hsddock, No.
Maekerei, In bbls., Kits and PounI., Tongues and
Sounds, salmon pisklsd, Fresh spicsd Lobaters In
elias. and Tin. Oysters, Anohovies, English, Her
ring POtted Herring, Shrimps, DC.
Pickles put in fine distilled Vinegar, embracing
full assortment Of American and English viz.
aerkins in all sized bcttles and by measure.
Mixed Pickles
Peppers g
Oyster ketohup, new article, made only BY him.
Caalihowcr
Pisolilli;
Chow Chow
Onions;
CApsEs by the gallon for Hotels, Ac.;
English Walnut, DC.
The prime. al condiments used in the United
Statss, smbrf ling choice assortn emit from Boston,
New York Aid London Markets. will always b
found;
Cofess In all their variety,
"BAkcrs" manufactured Cocoa, In the varieties
By him mads, embracing
Chocolates
Cocoa Paste;
|, Prepared Cocoa,
Shells &c.;
Preserves and Jsiliss, such ~ Lemon, Orange,
Calves foot, 0sava, Red CarAnt, Ounce and Gran
berry.
Fiavorinr extracts from the celebrated L.bor.-
tory Of Barnett Co., Boston, emhracis all tbs
varieties II boxss Of and II different kiuds, for
family ne, ard In large bottles for yiotsls and
Steamboats,. families are requested to try them
The trsds sspplisd ct manufactures prizes.
These eKtfacts ars entirely free fr,m poisonous
oils 49, acds which enter into the composition Of
many Of the fictitious fruit hAvoFs nov In mark Ct
They are highly eoneentrated. hAvs al the fresh
ness and dslicacy Of the fruits from which they
sre prepared and ere len sxpsuxivo.
| twill be my aim 70 keep com plste assortuAnl
Of 81 articles used IN families, of The choicest
quality.
/ thsir purity. Ihesiek nay rely tAat ~ mixed .,
aAaltssatsd article viii ever b sold hon his sstab
4 sl.ss q patronage i respectfully solicited,
lass15-dta
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1EnWk-Eye state.

A STOVE with grent capacity Tor both .oohiDs
n ana Heating WemAke three siies Of these,
and 10 q very person with large families and cole
houses We woul dr. . G. mend t hi article.
CUMSIoCk ! kkO.,
.r,aa ~ Msin-st
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Wasss Tksra. PsasuAxp BsaAss AND DsAusI-
POI ConPLsxios can be acquired By using the
" hahn Of ThousAnd Flsusn." what lady "
gentleman veald labor under thesurs Of disa
xssaAbls breath, when BY ssing The "Baln II /
1hoesan6 Flowers" q dsntriAcs, would not only
rsns Il sweet but leave The teeth q Whit q 81.
Abastsri AAay persons % NOT Ssew tAsis breath
y I'D - ~ subject isse dslieats their friends
Will never nsation II. Beware o. seuntsrssits.--
y ssfs ths bottls assigned.
HxTRID0K CO., N. Y
FOR sale BY al Drueeists. fie1ldAv S~l
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COlrnstOck's Coal

COOK STOVE.
yyvEhave \ new stove Of this kind new Just out,
w which is made expressly for coal. It's Pis'n
and heavy, operates we'll, and comes low,
CoMsToCK BRO,
,raa n MAin-t.
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YTyHE above Companis insure all inssrsbis mr.
j psvty ct fair rates. All inlcyma1tsn givsn.
and pslieiss promptly issaed 4 thu - Arsnsy
Il ths IRsn 1ront building, BessA A-st. ,bstWees
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