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GltUMCM NOTICE.
( (sHATAANSQUAhEM METHODIST CHURCH,
~ ON the cornerof 7th and Morgan streets.
oS.symsa-,sssssthe - AsS .. n, and att N.
Sabbath school 1T p. m.
Prayer Assting q IhsrsdAy, pm.
Rev. ). !. SMITH, Pastor,
Rssidenceo orleans-st,, bet, lth and I2th
heokuk, Ian. 3S-dfy
1so.J. PAoE,H.p. A.E.eARPEHrxR, n %.
DEs. PaGs 4 Gssrpcaaes, 34s4
l AVING sssocia,sdt hsuselvss in the practise
- Of their profession IN Its various branches,
can BE- fssad4t tksir ssss, ssss ads Of ~ street,
between Main sid } Johnson, next door to Andef-
sons Bank. Residencecf theformero on and street,
between nJohason andExshAagsj Of the latter, 81
the oface. lfsb5-d
DoesoFs McouUin 0aA leschsF
Lave associated theasslyss in the prastios Of
IL Medicine. Will isontinue 10 attend in consul
tAtonin al cases, and 70 any required distance Ov-
ing ~ the spaeoasness OF their once rooms and
large libsrry Of the best medical works sxtsnt
they terseeve and instruct args class
Of pupils.
O1es In the "Post building" ID story, on Sd st.
betwesn Main and Johnson
CONSULTATION hours betwe II o'clock A. II ;, and
Pm. ,ans,k7d
~. 1.sAsvoRD, ND. yonH v. sosD, 4 y.
NOTICE.
r. rs. SANFORD BOND have this day formed q
- co.partnership In the practice Of Medicine and
surgery, snd tender their services The citizens Of
AsoEuk and She surrounding country.
unos 81 M.in-h., opposite the Lscleds House.
Dsc 3. 1906.
DR.. sArrosp tax es this occ..ion 10 expires. his
gratitude TO the citizens Of this city Iowa Nilsson
Il and Illinois for their liberal patronage hereto
fore extended to him, and TO cordially rscoumsnd
his associate, DR.. Bonn, to them in al
ing the services Of aPhysiciaa o. Surgeon.
-. HUSH LITTLE, N. n,
pHfsIClAN AND SURGEON. Once en Third
i street, between Main and johnson Sta, over
kickey's Cigar Store. Residence a. 81. Charles
hotel. [may7d
u. &. DEWEY, N. n,
:. - sici.n aaa ssrgs -.
| my3d kEOKuK IOWA.
DR. PROWELI,
IL o NICE OP PAJHIST.
nFFIcE corner Of Third and Main, in Burke.
- oAlisry. nAy77-dly
BKsJ. o. DAY. n 4. pgERs.
DAY BEERS,
4 LATE os TOLEDO,
Grecers, COnmissisn Merchunts,
4 AND DEALKRs IN
FLOUR, FISH, NAILS. SPICES.
/ vsOBACCO, Cigars, 6rcen, Dried and Preserved
l. irgin, Wocasa - Wtl1se Ware, Proyision.,
cnss.s, ba,ier, -, oraa. ~ 0.Rntry Prodses,
mayed
cuLIEI, scsssS| . co., !. ,.l''''
/ WsIssals - in
FAMILY 0 Is
. Fourth AsD a. ,.s o3Hs - IuE' =. q. low.
~. =. !, .s.. ss'lsa' 2 u q 'As c,,y
.Cs 1eae1Ott - ES.,
Whlessie and RstASlS1<alers in
STAPLE AND YANcY DRY GOODS,
! And Ready ymsds Clothing,
Eo.7s Main Street, Keokuk. Iowa.
| applied.
| FRED. BM A1 MEA,
r Z A l. y 3 TA T. 4 b X o kER,
Ne. 81 main.Ss., bes. - AsA,
| rr-sd kE0kUK, IOWA.
ID. -. SMfTM,
DEALER IN REAL ESTATE.
nFHlCE on johnson stTeet, between and And
L ~ Iinn.
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h.s.fARaAh. RoBERr uAIHas.
y \. ~ EARRAR 4 HAINgss
KEOEDKlELANINH AND FLOORING MILL,
Corner 81 = and BIuTf sts.,
Near ths Ksoksk ~. Dss Nainss n. X. Dspot j;
nEALRNE IN LUMBER in the rosgh. Nam.
II facturefs of Doors, shattcrs, Blinds. Gash, ,
Door and Y indow Frames, Mouldings 81 every
sise ssd pattsrn, FioerinR, Weatherbo boarding,
Sisi. s. Hsss, p.-sse-. -. chs.r PsrSr
Flsnsa sad Matched Lumbsr. fron t. -
iashes u Width. $685.
4 lsreA assortment Of thA aboys named srti-
elss e0uS tsntly on haAd. NJ 49,
PlAnine and saving dons 70 order, at short ne
tiaej ~ reasonable terms, and warranted to
please.
- Particnlar attention paid to d lii g orders
fof eotntfy baiidiugs con. piese.
.Ksekah. IVY dax
CMAs. D RHsCRKE,
a-ENB RAJ UPHO OLSTERER.
SAR, 9AP1 attention given to All orders fst J4b
kHS 'kias0y Hrs. asae 45sfgmst A
vsM~Ss. ,rust taias, ,s-Hsench sad other styles -
= "a "a nut .rp cpfpsU 1tt4dand put tdown.--
TIsssls4s,r Il A. snituEs neatl repaired. GbpHeh
cI.S,a.s ysa. q 8. DIR. All Nert warranted %
siys ss1ie1sstisn. ana .vSless rsssonsbis.
I9d1ssea, snA shop ~ ~ street. lsesvse1
plses Eiss 8 TslSssses D..i,. rhssssl,ss
N ~ ~ A4tssa. ssu
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NO. 1s4.
FIJI. O'COnnOr & BrO.

NnEMbAIA AND ORUCG1STS,
/ "A P0THECARiEs' HALL, corner of Jokn~ n
| IA son and Third streets, Keokuk. lows. ~
Wholesale ard Retail Dealers in pruxs
Medicines Chemicals, Oils, bye stuifs, and -
perfumery, Cigars, Tobacco and Snuis; Patent
Meoicines Of ail kinds now in use, and are con-
stAntly receiving, direct from the Eastsrn citisA
we'll sclsctsd stock, to which they invite the at
tention Of dea alefs.
Customers and Physicians will always frd al
this establishing nj Efesh and unaaultsrs.ra NJ cd.
icines Which they select with q eat PERSONAL RI
Tor this market and their prices are rs low o. any
other house In the State.
y. H--Piease call and ex anime their .tork be
ore purchasing elsewhere. lGugs
r PARMELE a a .a PREl.1--
"A WATCHMAKERS AND JEWELLERS,
- MAIN ST., Drr. .sKcoND AND fnup.
now, noyo -odw kEokUK, IOWA,
Nv ATCHEs.--A large assortment of ~ Lsdie.
ana uentIsmen = hne Gold Wstche.. ALEC
sss pest assors~eni Of Railroad Tin.kesp<rs'
over offered IN the West which are warran tsd III
toe utmost confidence. For sale low at
noys-dAw PARMELE EACANpBELL,s. .
kWElhl-A 6ne nent Of plain, sold
tameo, Coral and pcinted Pins and EaIrinr,,
singis crin scts. Plain gold, opal, and ruby DIA-
nh.sA mvMp nlNds Gold Guard Fob, vsst and Neck
Ina,hsi uoid and Silver Tkimbles, Gold Bracelets,
i.oeten ssal., Charms, Keys, Pencils, sents'xold
stnds collar and sleeve buttons, at
nove-dAw PARAELE s &CAMPBELL,s.
SiLvER WARE.-A complete assortmeIt Of
- Silver Ware. comprising spoons. forks, napkin
rings, cups, fruit knives; also silver card -ease,.
portnoniss, tobacco boxes, Ac., At
nsvo-dAw PARMKLE s cAMpBFrr,s.
DLATED WARE--Siiver plated tea setts c.sto,.
cake and card b&sk cts, candle sticks. A.. ~
novo-dAw PARMELE 4 cAAPBELIs.
yOLD Personal---very., BAgiey = and Dawson
~ warren Hydes celebrated gold pens Al
nove-d4w PARMELE CAMFBRLL's.
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'corha, OQuaWkA ana M1rIsngss
G0a E
n "A i T. n q AD

X092-Yx xx2E@H
RAJ 4 r Q A D.
nN and after Wednesday, August 18th, 1857
~ Trains will run as follows, leaving East Bur
lington:
LIST PA6SEN6ER at s =. IN , through TO Peoria
Chicago, Cincinnati, Alton and ST. Louis, vis
0siesburg, Knoxville, Elgn nsood, Peoria, bloom.
ington, Spri ng6cid, Decatur, Terre Hante aud In.
6snspolis 10 Cincinnati and ST. Lonis. To Chicago
via 0aissburg, Peoria, Bureau, Peru, Ia Sale, o.
tsws and Joliet; also BY the Eastsrn Extension Pc
oriA OquAwka and st. Louis, Alton and Chicago
Railroads and all intcrmsiiate points.
ID PAsSENGkk At y. m, through TO Peoria
Chicago, Cincinnati aud st. Louis, msking all con-
nections ~ above.
kkkIGHT TRAIN leaves At .. m,
Both trains make connections through to Chi.
cago, Cincinnati aud ST. Louis, and all between
ffations.
xA- Passengers leave Burlington at .. m.
reach st. Louis same night.
n Passengers leave Burlington ut .. IN.
reach 81. Louis next forenoon.
Through Tickets 10 ali Eastsrn and Southern
cities can BE- obtained IT the Company's Office In
the BArret House, on Third-st.
U. II. KELLOGG, Agent,
Burlington, Iowa.
7. b R0BEsTs, Sup't, Peoria, Ith.
CHAs. y. FoLLsfT, Cen Ticket Agent, Peoria
aug2l 57dAw
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One Dollar = Year
T HE VAL LEY WHIGt
CLUBS OF YIVEoR MORE.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.

nusihess parus aot exceeding SIX lines Il n ri A.
Stt, otherwise sic.
Notices VI Hs.siags, char,tabis societie. 49,
sompsniss, &C., half price.
Displayed sasertissmanss half more than the
a boys rates.
AlssrsissnsntsieadsdAn aud pi iacsd underline had
Il "srsstsl aottcss, deabfefhs ordinary Ssfsy a
speslsinotices In the local column ~ cent, n.
Inc. -
Aivsrtlsomentssrdsrsdont on tn insiaesxeiuriyslv
me Daily, sftsr the nrst two weeks, SO per cent
mora than tue above rates,
iisersi'smsnis act accom- panied With direction,
viii D. inssrtsdtiliforbid, asd charged foraccord.
ing,y.
Al Hraaheatsdssrftss~sHts~ s~ustbspss1s n s6vsscs
ThisrAie will aet be varied from.
Whsn the advertiser ssss the Weekly sisns, tn,
price will be the ssus ~ In the Daily. Whsrc ~.
Dsiiy Aad Weekly sre both used, rs per cvnt. VIII
be dsdactcd from the aggregate amount. ~E
Under tas present ~ ysten, the advertiser pays &c
much for the spsss As occupies, the changes beips
caarxeAbis for con partition only. Thispiup Il pos
generally adopted. OsrehArgs for ch nsss viii b
IL cents per SQUARE. -
1n eli eases shore sdvsrtisemsAis vre dis
continued before tbs expiration Of the ys1r or the
time coatrAeted for, shsy viii be charged up q
eur regular rates for she time actaaiIyfm.
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ME CO. partnership heretofore existing between
= the snbsctitrrs, under the name and Arm Of
wilkinson and Aiarshali, 10 this day dissolved BY
mutual consent Richard Marshall win continue
10 the busincss, ami sign the name of the arm n
hauidatfen ANDkEN J .WILkINEON
RICHARD MARSHALL.
ksokuk, March 80, tSa7-Apa-dAw
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For the Upper Miseisstppi.
y. >. MAIL LINE.
Hsek Island awd KsokNk Daily Passs,,o q.

'HE steamers Ben. Campbell and
= o. Mckee will compose this line
Tor the season ot 1857 Both Of these
boats beingof light drAught and Of
great speed, may Dc relied upon for making cen
nsctions a. advertised.
1he ben. campeell, l.. Dodge, Master, A. L. Nil
Ter, Clerk, leaves Montrose every Tuesday. Thurs-
Gay and Saturday tho J. Mckee, J. r.. Reach.
master. - II. Corwine, Clerk, leaves Montrose
every Wednesday, Friday and Sunday, on the Arri.
VA of the packets from ST. Louis, connectinx at
burlington with hAins for Chicago, and Mt. pIeAs-
ant, lows at Muscatine with the train for row,
e'ty at Rock Island sith Ainneyota Packet Com
pany ssteamers for alenA, Dubuque and 1t .Pasi,
Railroad. max7d7m
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les7. 0n 1857.
Imp TANTTO TRAVELLERS
ruRoUGM TICKET

Also. BY several different routes o all the prin-
eipal intermediate places
Also. 10 0slena, Dunieith and st. Paul.
Also TO al the Railroad Cities Ia Upper and
Lower Canada. via Grand Trunk Railway! Ham
ileon, Toronto, Kingston. Montreal and Quebec.
BY thssane route 10 o. Osdsnsburgh, N. Y, Platts-
burgh, N. 7. snd Port,snd, Me-,
Can be procured ut the
RAILROAD TICKET OFFICE,
Main ST., one door from Billings House.
kEOKGk, IOWA.
&A- Travellers can save time ana money BY
buying their Tieketsin in Kcokuk.
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FARE FROM KEOKUK

1rPassengers leaving Keokuk At o .. m or
at noon can dine the next day IT Detroit or Tole-
do, and dine the second day In New York, or take
supper 10 Boston, ms king the trip from Keok uk
70 New York IN As hoursj Boston in 81 hours -
Quickest time cTer made.
1Lesvinf keokuk at the sAme time, psssen-
esrs reach Gaiena OF Dunleith next NOR min 70
breakfast, Chicago neat morning at Sis o'cIoch !.
Cincinnati next day at 10 p. m., Gu. without
change Of cara from Chicago.
yD-Close connections made in Chicago with all
Eastern Trains
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co-parsner.htr.

NW"EWTEu&TNhIFs
sIfHE undersigned, having formed eo-partnsr-
Bruce and purchs.sd the intere.t - + W;ili.
con In the arm of Wilkinson 4 Marshall, wiiieos-
tinne the husinsss ~ wholesale ana retail D.rs-
gists, at the 0ld stand, corner 81 Main and Thifi
streets. klcfIAEp MARSHALL.
MICHAEL Il. DRUcR.
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9IiIisNs CEC-CEC &. -
- this day assigned 70 ne, for The bsnsAt II Ill
their creaiioEA, al ard singular their pessonai
property and feal sssnte. CredisArs viii psss set
their asaie,s, uader oath or athrmaliou, viihin
JOHN n. DAY,
seP. = 1927, Assignee.
sepg-dbW Times eopy.f
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JUST THE ThING FOR IOWAl
VESTS Patent Galvanic Cement.
Yok


nOOEuNGli
fslE subscribers having purchased the right to
L use this time-tested and much approved Co
ment, for roofing, in Lee county, sre now prepared
to contract for putting on roofs IL short notice,
and will give all such contracts their personal A.
tention.
This Cement 10 one Of the greAisst inventions Of
the age In view Of cheapness. great durability, and
adaptation To any climate II will rssist the sud-
den changes Of the weather, il imperyious to nre
and water, remaining permanent fixture without
repairs IL Gale Mated Tor roofsof all descriptions
dat OF steep, il being wind, nre and water proof
Dies not aicci water, and IL ~ difevent from tar
and gravel reuhnK ~ it 10 superior to it. Az a
proof Of its superiority, NO Insurance Co. in the
Eastern states will take Arisk ON huildngs COW
cred with tar, pitch rosin, but wiilinsure where
Vests Cement 10 used, At o. low rates ~ any nre
proof building.
N. b. fhe aunscribsrs having perfsct conGdsncs
In the Durability Of their Roofing, win guarantee
and keep good, at their own expense, All roofs
covered by tLen, fur the term Of ten years.
Further information can bo ohtaiued by address
ing the suLsasi tsEs throseh the PostoGics, or BY
cainng ou them ~ AT. MooTe's, corner Of "a and
Btondeaustrssts, where specimens snd osti imoniais
ssL &c seen toss isfy the most skspticsl.
CYAN EvRA.
apr23-aea G. sNEAZEY
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WATGnEsi
N. w. JONES,
0ea1e In CleCk >. " aaches A lc~

ON rHIkD BrReEr,
,.,,,. betwesn Main and johnson
A.
'iiE sntscribcr has just received larse -
!. ! and beautiful stock Of gold and silver ~
watches, gold Jewelry, re-, mprisinc The ~.
latest OF ladies breast pins earring lnrer
..ass, gun pihs, gold guard aud fob chains, keys,
seals, silver thimbies ruld slides snan. ,tna.
soia pens. with Or without holders, gold pencils,
wArca REPAIRING.
Aae subscriber being . practical MATCHMAKER.
tesh competent To repair the most diil,cuit ard
delicate WORK that may be entrusted to nj. care.
Aiiwors warranted to give satisfaction.
nj, CORRECT TINE.
Inc may rest assured that thu co rrecttins
u, aud always viii kept BY
Nov, IS 'b6-dly N ~ ynrrs
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FRUIT. FRUIT !

klN0 a. TAN LON,
WhoiesdIe Deaisysia in Forsign and Domssise
EruiSs and Mats, And Commi o n
Deala rs In AApnicsstc Produce.
NJ. Main Street. EOkUk, .OWA.
- KIN1 connected with ths largest heusse in
- boston. New York aad New Orleans, thoy are
enabled to obtain their supplies fresh fren, those
markets, which they will sell AZ cheap a. any
house N ths west. Ihe following is list of par,
Of their stock
Oranges, Lemons, Bsnanss,
Pine Apples, Tanarind, Pruues,
Dried Peaches, Dried Apples, Dates,
Dried currsnts, English Wainuts, EIss,
Almonds, pecxns, fiiberts
Braxii Nutss Pea Nuts, Cocoa Nuts
jelIdAw
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keOkuk Packet Co.
keokuk and 81. Louis,
Quincy ana 81. Louls
PASSENGER PACKETS.

PASSENGER PACKETS.
1887. SPRING ARR 1857.
LnRnf& sOK the accommodation Of -. b
- THIS trade = line VI steam. -.
Iswhi leave st. Loaii for Louisiana, snni Sal,
nancy lagrange, Canton, Wafsaw and Ksokpk. .
Aanng 81 Louis At II 'cipek IN daily arriving
nt hsnIles' 81 To-, Qsincy 1t y. N, and Kso-
m, warsaw at Up. m, Lagrange at 4 D, m, q
saincy q p.n... Hannibal u, p. m andarrying
at 81. Louis at g. m.
another line Of steamers win leave ST. Louis to
1onnec' ,s shn tns Quincy and Chicago Railroad,
leaving ST. Louis st p. M, arriving a. M - ibsi
A 10 A. N !, and Quincy At I2m
netaihine--l.ease Quincy st "a. m, Hannibali2
NJ. and arriving 1t st. Louis alta. m.
steamer win make round trip daily hctveen Keo.
kuk and Quincy, leaving Ksokuk At 8 .. M, and
leaving Quincy at l? m Ifahs5'a
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DANN1NG eGA OUL.
MI X. MRS. JAMES RODGERS respectfully
Az inform the Ladies and Gentleman of keokuk
and sieinity that their Dancing school will open
on or about the first Of October Having received IN
the new and fashionable dances from New York
and fhiiadephis, they are now prepared to teach
ths art OF dancing in ali its various branches.
Terms made known en- application TO Jane.
Rodgers, Al the Ii all on tifthstreet between A.in
aud Johnton, from 0 70 la. IN, and from Ito
P. M.
Private Glasses taught, and Music furnjsh.d
to JAMES kOnGEkS,
AugIsdia A. the Hall.
Times ami Pest pfsase copv
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FIN T. INSURANCE.
sourt state N muluai
fIkE AND MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF ST. LOUIS.

Mlsss urt state muauai
FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF ST. LOUIS.
piRkcToks.
J. >. McCune, s. NJ. Edgell, C.s. Grsely,
r. Wyman, 9. H. Peck, BW Alexander.
James Smith, A. d. Pomeroy, u. ID. Page
MS. ELLIOTT, seey. s, IL. EDGELL, Pres,t
NO oExrRA-nAEARpousHf HfsKsTAKEN,
+. u. HOLMES, Generai Agent.
dscl-diy a. BRIDGMAN, Ag't, Keokuk.
~ y n hats N s.ifC Insurance Q IA D il =
LAG BROADWAY, NEW York.
Cash Capifaiand Aecampiafon $4OO, 900.
l 1EPDSlIEpSl 500 900 withthe Comptroller oil hs
- state Of New York, for he security OF Policy
holders In addition to which the stockho sre
personally liable. Among the Directors are the
most wealthy and influential isiiixcns Of New York.
This IL n stock Company, returning to tie a..
sufsu o per oeut. el all the pfohtstr
party 80 years Of ago may secure TO his family,
free from the claims OF his sredtors for about IL
oents per week, policy Tor 5000.
ho would notspare this sum Tor the grati6ea.
tion of reflection, sick bed or IN case Of aoei
dent, that If all elsc fail, ha had made cert 81,
provision for his family It would Tighten HI
pain ,aad do iuorefor his recovery than medicine
A. b. MOkGAH, Pres,t
e. Y. WExpLE, Sec'y.
Prospectus with ali neecss AIRY Information ~,
nished by RiCKEY 4 SIMPSON. Agta
Post Oaicc building,
augo-dly keokuk Iowa
REAL ESTATE, RNsURAnCE.
AND
r,v,
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ULAJM . MCINTykE.
II IINDEkTAkkRR,s bet. Main aud John -~unn
~ son sts., in the Alley, from "a ssreet.
carry on the businesr ii Undertaking ID III IL
branches. They have seccntly made exssasive ad-
ditons 10 their stook and perfected their arm =
ments In every depart ment
PATENT NEfALLfC BURIAL CAsRS.
ImpsryivnA 70 air and indestsnctihis kishjy erra.
msnted and invaluable fur the preservation Of the
furnished to order.
Iearses and Carriages furnished, and The entiYe
arrangements Of the funeral ttended TO when re-
CURED.
Keokpk, Iowa, May ~, lss7.diy
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Sn BXS. LENoNs, in store aud selling al very
w low,at KING 4 TAfLOR's,
jeiBiAw l hain-st.
1n0A BUSH. Potatoes, just arriving, and will
lOUO be sold cheap Vt KING 4 TAYL0R,s,
ielodAw No. Main.st.
l,AMAKlNDS-Af fresh supply just received by
jel6i4w KING 4 TAYLOR.
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y. 3. MAH K1i1Ss
Ale ana Poyt9Y 0epo

Cor. 44tn 80 EAbaIests.. kewk uk !.
A LII. serdeEs fer Bottled ALI and pOkIEk,
~ filled and delivered In snJ Part u ths eity,
Also. quantity of Ale ~ The barrel. ofdets
..,.. ~ 70. ". 8. HAKKlNH.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1857-04-08

ADyAxrAGE OF HAVING THREE WIVES
John 5. Sprasuc has escaped punishment at
Portland, Me-, BY being proved more guilty
than he WAS charged with in the Indictment
He was tried by the Supreme Court for bga-
my last week, and the fact of his having had
two wives was clearly established, when his
counsel introduced evidence to prove, that h {
already had one wife when married to the 9TH
er two; and as the indictment was based upon
the assumption that the second marriage was
the first and legal marriage, it was held that
no bigamy was committed, because Sprague
was the legal husband of neither. So he was
acquitted.
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OBINS' EXPEC TORAN L
COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY.

FOR THE CURE or
Bronchial affections Coughs Colds, Pleurisy, Bron-
chitis Asthma and all other diseases of the throat
and lungs except Consumption. This invaluable
remedy is no quack nostrum, but is prepared from
the recipe of n regular physician, who during
practice of twenty-five years used it with unpar-
alleled success 1t is combination OF cxpecto.
rant remedies simple in their character and used
by every educated physician. Ii is easily taken,
pr roduces no nausea or other disagreeable effects
and gives almost immediutc relief. In this ever
changing climate, where coughs and colds SO fre-
quently end in consumption and death, no family
should be without this CERTAIN CURE.
1t would be easy to follow in tn wake of the ven
dcrs Of patent medicine, and multiply certificates
got up for the OCCASION of miraculous cures but no
such adventitious aid is necessary in introducing
this preparation to the public. Its real value and
never failing success in accomplishing all promis-
ed for it, cannot but give it wide circulation and
recommend it to all those afflicted with disease for
which it is a remedy. Price 37s Cents per Bottle.
Prepared exclusively by
THOMAS ROBINS, Druggist.
March 4, 1S57.-r Clearfeld, Pa.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1857-04-08

HoLLowAY's OINTMENT AND Pulls, are as
tonishine Remedies for Bad Breasts.-The
wife Of Mr.. John Langton, of Cincinnati, ohio,
had a remarkable bad breast, in which there
were two large running wounds, TO what cause
attribute it, the doctors did not know, but ad-
vised the adoption of variety of remedies,
which were of no use. At last Mr.. Langtoh
determined to try what Holloway's Pills ana
Ointment would do, he fortunately purchased
quantity, and after his wife had used them
for three weeks, visible improvement took
place; by continuing them for two months,
she was perfectly cured.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1857-04-08
CULICH & BENNER, would respectfully

rULICH BENNER, would respectfully
" inform the citizens of Clearfcld, and public
generally that they have entered into co-partner-
ship in the
CABINET MAKING BUSINESS,
and keep constantly on hands, and manufacture
to order, at the lowest prices, every variety Of
furniture consisting Of
Dining, Breakfast, and Centre Tables, Se,cing,
Writing, and WaSh-Stands, Mahogany, and
Common Bed-s'eads:
Mahogany and Cane -bottomed Chairs, Bureaus,
Sofas Lounges, &c, &c.
Collins made and funerals attended on the short
est notice, with neat hearse, and appropriate
accompanyments.
House Painting done the shortest notice.
Shop and Ware-rooms, same formerly occupi
ed by John Gulich nearly opposite the jew Store.
Clcarfcld Pa JOHN GULICH,
May %. '55-1y. DANIEL BENNER.