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CouLDN'r Fool HTM.-A certain New York
merchant, who arose on the morning Of the
lst ult with sober determination not TO DO
"fooled" during the day, was told by his
daughter that a gentleman from Ohio was
waiting to pay him some money at his store.
Giving knowing wink, he sent his compli.
ments to the honest debtor. and begged MN
to keep it till he came forit. Next morning
he found the Ohio man had taken him at his
rord and left letter full Of grateful thanks.
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D1sPurISG WITH SArAN.-An old and ex-
ceilent writer gives the following advice:
"If you would not be foiled by tempta.
ton. do not enter into dispute with Satan.
When Eve began to argue the case with the
serpent it was too hard for her; the devil,
by his logic, disputed her out Of Paradise.
Satan can mince sin, make it small and var
nish it over, and make it look like virtue.
Satan is too subtle soph,ster to hold an ar
gument with him. Dispute not, but hsht.
If you enter into fight with Satan' you
give him half the victory" The reason IS
Obvious: for we cannot parley with Satan
without giving up principle; and whenever er.;Oe
we allow ourselves to debate the ques'lon'
whether we will do wrong, it is % almost &. Ger. r.
tain % we shall yield. Principle being aoan-
sv sv;l PASSIONS, whieh strongly prompt to sln.'
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"Look here, M" said young fellow,
the other evening, to an old soaker. who had
evidently taken too deep an interest in spir-
itual matters, and was still, with the pecul-
lar obs,inacy of those in his condition, vocf-
Grating for another "smile." Look here,
old fellow you will spoil your constitution
by this style Of things-better hold up!"-
Constitution be blowed I" said the old fel.
low. 81 broke that long ago! Been living
on the bylaws this six months!"
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Ors, FAY& HOBERT,
ROBERT n. DAYS

CENTRAL AGENCY 4 yD LAHD OFFICE,
Waterloo. Black Hawk Co. Iowa
SE Subscribers would inform the public that they have
L opened an oitce at Waterloo where they will do all
business entrusted TO their with prompness Land
entered nv cash Taxes paid collections
made III Northern Iowa Money invested on joint
rest.
Persons wishing to invest money in the West desir
ing information, may depend upon faithful and prompt
attention.
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FRIENDSHIP. sigh that rises at tho
thought of friend, may be almost as gen.
ial Al his voice. 'Tis a bresth that seems
rather to come from him than from oursel-
yes-MshOn.
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A Love AFFAIR-The Liberty Herald
printed at Liberty, Union county, Ind, tells
the following:

A Love AFFAIR.-The Liberty Herald
printed at Liberty, Union county, Ind, tells
the following:
We have been placed in possession Of some
most melancholy facts in relation to young
man and young lady, the former a resident
of Preble county, Ohio, and the latter res
ident Of Oxford. 1t appears that the young
gentleman is student at West Point Military
Academy, AID the lady was his betrothed'
Being absent from her long while. he re-
turned home some two or three weeks since,
and found her married. Although cores
pondcnt had been regularly kept mp between
them, she had concealed the fact of her
marriage, and Of course he was startled TO
find how matters stood en- his return. The
young man wisely determined 10 let affairs
pass off quietly, and seek friends and for
tune in another place.
In view Of this determination he conc'u-
ded not to see the lady, but unwise counse's
of friends prevailed with him, and he went
to the house where she resided. While in
a room adjoining that Of the lady she heard
and recognized his voice and expressed a
desire for an interview with him. He i'm
mediatlv repaired to the room, where a
most affecting scene occurred, She asked
and obtained his pardon; the interview
closed and they separated. But what she
had passed through was beyond her powers
of endurance, and that night her spirit pas
Sc from ear'h. The young man was not
informed Of her drath until morning, when
he attempted self destsuct,on by jumping
into mill race not far from where he resided.
He would have succeeded in drowning him
self but for the accidental appearance Of
a gentleman. vending his way along the
race to the mill. Immediately after he was
taken from the ater and resuscitated, his
frnds sent him to Cincinnati, where he
would be away from the scenes which would
bring his memory the unhappy circumstan-
ces which had overtaken him at his home.
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AcI.-Ifes am growing old. for want
of somebody to tell me that ! am looking as
Young as ever. Charming fa'sehood! inere
IS a vast deal Of vital air in loving words
LlnROr.
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MoNuNENrs.-The monument of the grea-
test man should be oply bust and q name.
If the name alone is insufficient to illustrate
the bust, let them both Perish.-CIf0"s 20
Aspasi.
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BUSINESS CARDS.
EASTERN
Carriage Repository.

II HE Alvord Carriage Manufacturing
oE[ Company having located branch
for the sale OF their Carriages in the City
NZ-O1 of ottawa, tn.i beg to inform the citiaens
of La Sale and adjoining Countless and the people OF the
West generally have hand and receiving
from their MANDATORY IN CONNECTICUT good
assortment of Carriages, consisting in part of Rocka
ways Sliding Seat, Top and Top Buggies of different
styles Concord Bugges &c, made from the very best
material, and in neat and workmanlke manner, which
will sold sonable Dealers and all wishing
to purchase will find il to advantage to call and
mine stock before purchasing elsewhere. From a
long experience in the manufacture OF Carriages We iee
confident that can give entire satisfaction. All work
warranted.
We have also connected with Repository shop FOR
doing gil kinds of repairing Which VIII be done Al snort
notice and in the best manner
Store few doors of the p. o., on Main street
inn I11vs H. w. JONES, Agent.
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Sash. Door. and Blind Factory.

a. F. CAOl Elm
KRYOILD inform the public that he is now making, at
w his Factory on the Hydraulic Basin, near the Ci-
ty Mills, superior articles of Doors, SASH and Blinds.
My work is all made of seasoned Lumber ana IN point
Of finish al durability, will compare avorably with any
in this market. "
Budeys aud others invited to give me call before
purchasing elsewhere, a. am sure tha can oner them
i,dncsmen,s 10 buy Of me- A. +. CAQUELlN.
OTTAWA. October 25, 1886.
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THE subscriber would respectfully inform the citizens
4 of Ottawa and surrounding country, that ne has re-
moved from be side Marills Warehouse to the
Of High and Paul the Main Canal OPP
pose the residence of H. F. Eames. and having leased
yard for "A period of years, intends 10 carry on te
Cut Stone business a more extensive scale.
Having made arrangements with the best quarrying
companies Joliet for constant supply Of the best di-
menSiOn stone he supply any amount OF Joliet
or Athens store, of the best quality and workman
ship, on reasonable terms, to all who may iaVor him
with their patronage My foreman, Mr.. wilson viii al
ways be in attendance the yard, To make contracts
and supply orders Cut stone delivered IN any part OF
the city. All orders promptly attended to-
-.}rUt a MlLNt
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The MYSTERY OF THE EVERGLADES The
long peninsula which runs out into the At
lantic, forming the southern part of Florida,
has always been occupied by single sue
cession of savannabs, hammocks, lagoons,
swamps, and forests nearly impregnabe and
quite unhabitable except as the lurking place
of Seminoles. They extend into the heart
of the country, two hundred miles north OF
Cape Sable, and collectively are called the
Everglades
During the past winter natural outlet
has opened somewhere which is draining
the Everglades dry. For nearly two months,
though no water flowed out Of any of the
known outlets, the water in the gades con-
tinued to fall rapidly. The invisible vent
must have discharged volume equal to the
Mississippi River.
A letter from a resident, dated April Sd,
says "the Everglades are extremely dry
literally parched up, which has not occurred
before in the twenty years that have
lived in the region, and | have hunted on
them almost every season during that time
Vessels passing the coast report that they
have seen brackish, discolored water at var-
Gus points, as If it was pouring out of the
swamps But the stories are so vague and
conflicting that it is impossible to determine
whether q new river has formed through
some labyrinth Of lagoons and islands, or
whether there is cavernous, subterranean
passage to the depths Of the sea.
One Of the coast survey vessels at work
in that quarter sailed on an exploring cruise
in search Of it in March, but storm arose
which drove it back to port and compelled
abandonment of the search.
Florida has always been noted for its mys-
terious streams. There are several creeks
and rivers of limpid water in the State,
which sink into the earth and disappear.
Others rise suddenly out Of the ground, one
of which (the WakuIIa) is navigabe from ITS
very sourc The strange accounts of them
which reached Spain in the early years OF
discovery led Ponce dc Leon thither in
search Of the Fountain of Youth. ."-Alba-
mn Epenin0 ,Ivurnal
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STONE 4 EELS,

South East Corner tf Main and Columbus Streets,
OTTAWA, ILLINOIS.
Wholesale and retail manufacturers
E~EA dealers in all kinds of
EAA Harness. .Siddles, B'istes, Martin
EENtIHyA gales, Trunks Fdltses,
Carpet Bags. Whip Lashes, Collars
Haters, Girts, Surcinsles, &c.
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OTTAWAMARBLE YARD.

THE undersigned having purchased the shop and stock
of Geweil Finley, where he intends to carry on the
business extensive scale He has on hand and
is always receipt of the best quality of American Ia
lan and Egyptian Marble for Head Stones Tomb Stones,
Monuments. Nantes. Furniture &c. As he has some of
the workmen in the western country, he feels
sured that he get up anything in his line in superb
STYLE together with low prices he feels assured that
he will give all those who favor him with their support
entire satisfaction.
n B. Orders from distance earnestly solicited and
promptly attended to. JAMES WILLS.
Ottawa, March S, 1856.
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CRY Auction STORE.
1IIE undersigned respectfully Offers To the citizens OF
l. Ottawa and surrounding country his services az
City AuctiOnecr, and Commission Merchant. for the
Real Estate, Horses, Carriages, Dry Goods, Fur
niture. &C, assuring those who may favor him with
their patronage that no honorable effort shall be want
ed effect speedy sales and good prices.
Cash advances will be made goods intended for i'm
mediate sale.
Store. north side OF Main street nearly opposite the
Post Office. JAS. LANCASHIRE iUcttOheeF.
T. ENGLISH, Salesman.
REFERENCfS :.
True Waterman, VIM. Eeddck,
Gibson 4 Brother, Arthur Lockwood,
u. Walker & Co., ". III. W Cushman,
Manl-y Dow, Il. T. Phelps,
Earl 4 Son, D. 7. uu.
y. B.-Cash for Hides and P-lt. apIl
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Let dogs delight TO bark and bite,
E,r God hath p,ad. ,t.p, AZ ~ ff

The evidence is slight that the dog died
in consequence of this fight. But, as this
question is lef, in doubt 10y the evidence, the
judgment of the justice is conclusive as to
the cause of his death. | can, however,
see no just grounds for the judgment. 1t
can only be supported upon the broad ground
that when two dogs fight and one is killed
the owner can have satisfaction for his loss
from the owner of the victorious dog and
| know of no such rule. The owner of the
dead dog would, think, be clearly entitled
to the skin, though some, less liberal, would
be disposed to award it to the victor, and
this rule would ordinarily be a fair equiva-
lent for the loss; and with that, unless the
evidence differs materially from that in this
case, he should be content.
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JIHvING bought out the shop. stock and trade Of H.
=. Brunker invite the sporting community TO give
me call. havs good assortment Of sporting ar
tcles as con be found this side Of New York City
have a good assortment Of those splendid cast steel,
patent muzzle md common Rifles. made by Mr. H. r.
Brunker, whose valuable services as foreman oi my
shop. All work done shop. usual is warranted
give perfect satisfaction Colts, Maynards, Alien s.
and Blunt Il Lyons Revolvers and Kfe Pistols Kept
constantly hand, and cheap they can he bought
in Chicago. Caps of all descriptions and gun fixtures
kept constantly hand. Powder-a superior article
kept. for target practice, or long range.
invite the old friends of II. p Brunkr wei as new
traders believing supply their orders for every
thing line, and to give satisfaction to all
that trade with b. c. MITCHELL.
Ian
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ECLECTIC PHYSICIAN AND sCE6EoN
office tir,' door ,c.st cf Ota'rT Bank, Main Street,
OTTAWA. ILLS
INE G. would respectfully call the attention Of those
suffering from Chronic Disease. particularly ser O.
fua White Swelling. Salt Eh-Un, Erupiious OF the Face
Skin said Head Old Sores and all diseases arising
from impurities 90 the blood.
aI-O. Deformiti-s, Curvatures- and Diseases OF the
Spine. Distortions Of the Feet Contracted LIMBS Stn
Joints. &c.
Cancer treated upon entirely new principle ana
With a -rcc-ss heretofore unequHed- apf
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Stone. stone. For Sale /!

Stone StOne FOT SsaIc
YYYE offer at new quarry, two miles north OF
w Joliet and within three hundred feet of the ii-
nos and Michigan Canal, all kinds of Bubble, building
Tagging, and Dimen.ijn Stone, from two inches IN
thickness up thirty inches and OF size, color, and
quality surpassed by none in the State
All orders stone dressed in the rough, to
be shipped by canal rail- will be promptly attended TO-
and furnished at prices to please the purchaser.
ANDERSON, SPENCER co.
c. SPENCER, HorGHTELisG,
l. BiRDSELL. ALEX AsDEhsoS
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TobaccO "a Cigar NamufaClory.

TObICCO a. GiGlr NanUfaCtOry.
On MriH s. ops DDor EISt ~ Pat CrfcS,
Y47uF subscriber would INFORM a." public that he Is ma
u nufsciuTiHg ana keeps on hand the best qHaty "I
cl.yirg Tobacro snuff Pipes, &c, wholesale ard
tail at prices favorable 10 customers Aso The . "'
Havana Isup~ra, Cassadori-, and Other KINDS o u
,r.at saving by buying Of me AT wh"ie-ale as can
s.l a .tter article at n less price than ped!aTs-
p..-. call ar Mandatory door west OF the
70. o.r NJ 10 C. II. SCHNEIDER.
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FROM thy Rochester Democrat.
The Law of Dogs.

AT a general term Of the Supreme Court
Of Oswego in July last an appeal was brought
from a judgment Of the Oneida county
court affirming that Of Justice of the
Peace The action was originally brought
to recover damages for alleged injuries re-
ceived by plaintiffs dog in fight with a
dog or dogs belonging TO defendant
Judge Allen delivered the opinion in the
case, and il was concurred in by his asso-
ciates on the bench, Justices Pratt and Ba-
con. We copy from the opinion, condensins
somewhat:
This is the first time have been called
upon to administer the law in the case Of a
pure dog fight, or fight in whicn the dogs,
instead OF the owners, were the principal
actors.
I am constrained to admit total ignorance
of the code duelio among dogs. or what con-
sttutes just cause of offence and jus,ities
a resort TO arms, or rather 10 teeth for re
dress. What violations Of the rules Of eti
quette entitled the injured beast to insist
upon prompt and immediate satisfaction, |
know not, and am glad TO know that no nice
question upon the conduct of the conflict on
the part of the principal actors arises in this
case.
1t is not claimed upon either side that the
struggle was not in all respects dog-like and
fair Indeed, | was not before aware that
any law, human or divine, moral or cere-
monial, common or statute, undertook TO
regulate these matters, but supposed that
this was one of the few privileges which this
class of animals still retained in the domes-
ticated state; that it was one of their re-
served rights, not surrendered when they
entered into and became part Of the do
mestic institution, to settle and avenge, in
their own way, all individual wrongs and
insults, without regard to what Blackstone
or any other jurist might write, speak, or of
1.-the right of persons" or the rights of
things" have been a firm believer with
the roet in the instruction, If not semi-divine
right, of dogs to fight, and with him would
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DOctOV HARRIS
DOCTOR MCNAMARA,
e. G., GOODRICH. VI. d..

H0HToidthtSI.
Office in Nattinyer's Block, second foor.
sy-Dr NJ will receive patients in his Office at All
HOURS during the day and "a rht- apis
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OTTAWA y STONE YARD,
Al Lail,am's Family Grocery,
Planlng and Saving Mill,

-HE undersigned have this day entered into co-part
| rcrshin n rI- above hos under the firm OF
KNIGHT < RATHBUN.
They prepared 70 furnish areesrf h"ofinH ana
siding AZ their establishments the hydraulic basin N
o,t,va a. srr-rior worEuauh hip. their triumph
machine in any quantities, and at prices to -ut PnT
rL,-.rs They will do custom work, Of planning ana
svi,y Al short notice Dressed and undressed Lumber
constantly on hand reduced cash prices Come and
-. ~, '- " X. 4 KNIGHT.
Or -. I r. RATHBCN-
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q. HARD. vi. ID. .

Wdt~iJbaLS- ard JsIr$LSr-TAr@S Doors East Of hf
Pot O-e>. Min !>frS~t. South Ssfs, OttI,rr-
SWATCH work thoroughly done and warranted
w Clock. repaired the shortest notice. Clocks,
Matches. and Jeweiry for sale cheap Dec ID
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No. sFJeAtssn~t., ~. .3tAoA, 1goKUK, IOWA
sES. sES.oa1s1s' Z. LEE L... of Als.,,. NJ.
COLLECTIONS mAdein all pArts Of the West, Asd
~ prenptiy rsnittsd On day Of payment 81 eur.
rent rates.
Bank Of the State Of New York, n Y.
E.J, Blake, Cashier Of Mercantile Bank, n. Y.
Lyman Chapin, Albany, NY
KrAstU Corning Co., Albany. MY.
Hos; Jno. +; SShooisraf., prsst Comm Bank, Al
Thos. ". 0loott, Prss't Mechanics 1 YArnsrs'
Bank, Albany, New York.
0ilbeftL. Wilson, Ass't TrsAs. n. Y. Central r.
h. Co., Albany.
Thompson Co. . Express, Boston.
Hon. .noratioSeymoar, Utica, N. Y.
Iron Bank, Fall Village, Conn.
Marine Bank, Buffalo, Y.
Juo. X. Lea 4 CO.. RAnksrs, Ru Galo N. Y.
Mishigss lusurnnceco. Bank, Dstr0t, Mich.
AAriss RAnk. Chicago, Ills.
!. n. Bsreh 4 Co., Chicago.
Doak a Conasses, Milwaukee, Wis.
J. Mortimer Hall, 81. Psnl, Ainnssota.
Greene, Thomas 4 Co., Bankers, Buriingtoa, Iowa.
Locker, nspick Co., 81. Leais, Mo.
Messr d. W. kE. kiIbourne, ,Keokuk, Iowa
Jno. Jacob Wssdsll, Cashier Deusin N. / rec,
Gssie-diy *a
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H16EUk. IOWA FRIDAY. MAY 22 1851
JUST RECEIVED AT
HOOPER,S

m
aorrnx and Prescription store,
A SoIhEk fresh supply Of Drugs, Chemicals,
iii. warranted pure,) Perfumery and Fancy ar
- maotneing the most popular articles of the
~sy, :" when be Invites your attention.
Coneentrsted Persian Essence, the nest slssant t
PeIIeme Tor impartng to the handk erehief . very
sgreeabie and lasting odor
Bouquet d'orleans, or Xxx Bourbon; Oriental
Ext. Magnolia, Ext. New Mown Hay,
West End, Tea Rose,
- Sweet Brisr, Pstehouly,
." Musk, Jockey Club,
Vsrbess, Amber and Orange Flower Water; Arc.
omatic Vinegar, Aromatic Crystals, Ter
man FsrenA Coioguo, Maeassar Oil,
GERS, Meen Fun, Chalk
Balls Lily White,
Bandaiine, and Egyptian Hair Dye.
---------~-------------
vos TIE HAIR.
AlexAndsrs Pelanieus,
Savage Ursina,
Lymsn's Arctusins,
rofLEr SCARS.
BAsin's Poncine Soap,
Lubin's sAvon super6ne Soap,
Vsrbena Soap,
''''is f,o~. ss.s; Windsor Soap,
Vegetable Oil sand Soap,
Transparent Soap Bars,
Transparent Soap Balls,
Amandine soap,
Marsh MalIow.
denuino Yankee soap,
Military Shaving soap,
Shaving Cream,
shaving Brushss,
Hair brushes,
Tooth Brushes,
Nail Brushes,
Flesh Brushes
Port Monsies,
Railroad Com panions,
Cigar Cases, and
Travelling TASKS of every description.
FLAyoRINS EXrRACrs.
Vanilla,
Almond
Lemon,
Celery,
deo2o Pine Apple, le.
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SANDERs K DUNBAR,

SANDERS K DUNBAR,
GURNITuAE WAAE. u OOmN,
Main street, bet. 18th 4 9th kk0kUk. IOWA.
HNHEundersiyned have nov in n
L their Ware Rooms, and design
keepin 4 constantly on hand wcilS
selected sssort ment Of ell kinds Of Fur niture, en-
brao,as Marble top dressing, and plain Bureaus; |;
hne and plain Sofas 6ne and plain Center and
Card Tables; Cane seat and W indsor Chairs, ,kock-
ing Chsirs oieverydescrip from apl lain wooden
seat, e. the finest hair cloth stuffed seat plain and
fancy turned Cottss ebedsteads softheia.sststyie;
Lounges, Ae.
Looking 6lassss Of Allsisss Clocks Gar pstings,
door and door mAttings, hooI and table oil ciot "a
mattresses, feather busters, carriage trim IN ngs
window shades and trim minss, and every other ar
ticle usually kept In our line Of business.
Part ofoaE stock WAS made under owns super
vision, and thsrest bought from u manufacturers Of
high standing, ~ that se can warrant every Srti-
| Gle TOR durability and finish of workmanship.
1 Our object 10 70 establish permanent business
| here, ana not on the Peter Funk principle !
snd IN induccment to person. 10 purchase OF
us, We are resolved 70 sell At tie low st. Louis
prices.
Call and examine eur stock before purchasing
| elsewhere. We will Siwsys take pieasufttn show
iug furniture to Ladies and Gentlemen who u ay
favor with GAIA, whether they fsel inclined to
bay or not. 46
Rsh3 a iAA1 --~dAvtf ~ * 7a satFy Eta
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SCriven a GaIiagher'
General Advertising and Collecting Agency.
63 uearburn-st Chicago.


HagsI bags!! BAEsii!
MANUFACTURED Bl THE CHICAGO BAG
4Vl Manufactory, llG Dvarbornsreet, Chicago. AL.
FLOUR, BtCkNEEAT,
CoKNMEAL, HAM, FARMERS
UsNABlh0 AND SEAMLESS
GRAIN SACHS.
Furnished upon the shortest notice, and 1T he
lowest market prices. The designs for brandin are
new, original and not to b. surpassed In this corn-
try. e q. W. AsAAkD,
July2a-dly Postothee address bux 1877.
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sHInTs MADE TO OnDEn.

MRS. 3. o. UENAN, OF New York, the or ginA
who for nftssa yoars hAs do0s basiusss Tor shs
Brosdway trade, iformrr.y No. ! Astor Hoase,) hss
opened rooms one door west Of the Postofice, On
johnson street, ,ap stairs She is prepared to exc
cute, with promptnsss and dispatch, orders for
shirts, Collars, Kobe do Chambers, Ladiss' and
Children's Dresses. 4t
Parties furnishing their own materials win BE-
henorsbiy dealt With.
Ladies' BAsquss cut and basted In . superior
mAnnsr. A Arss rate Miiiinsr, particularly In ali
braid work, bisAsh tng, TO-, in attendance.
nh. Iotisatisnsn: Mrs.. ". hAslag bvsn COM
pelIed 10 make Laundry arrangements Tor har own
business, she is able to take the washing of num-
brr of gentlemen. All goods sent for, and the ne.
eessary sspsiriag sseh ~ buttons, stsags 40 done.
Office ~ above. (fsbl0.d