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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-05-02
BRO0KEI s. MARSH,

Auctioneers,
A Nd COMMISSION MER CHANTS, No. 26i, late
~ 1877 North Cd street. 1 door below Vine, Phiiadel-
pha. Sales of BOOTS aud SHOES, DRY GOODS
GUNS, HARDWARE, WATCHES, FANCY GOODS
dc, every evening
C Country Stoiekecpers and Others will algnys find at
Evening Sales large and desirable of the
above goods, to he sold in lots 10 suit buyers.
*T*Gouds packed on the premises for Country Trade
March ~, IS57.-3mc.
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j. PALMER s. 4
Market Street Wharf, Philare
DEALERS IN FISH AND PRt
HAyE constantly on hand an assor
III sliad, Herrings, Goldfish, Deef,
Hans, Sides, Cheese, Rice, dc.
March 81, ls57.-3m
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To Builders & Carpenters.

The subscribefs are agents for the sale OF
Doors, Window blinds, Window Shelters, and
all sizes of Window Sash, all Of which we otter
at the lowest prices.
Nov. 30, '56. +. !. BRIGHT d son.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-05-02

E'ishing Tackle.-Red Cork, Grass, Cot
Il ton and Linen Lines, Out Lines, Sea Grass
by the yard, Snoods, Flies, Kirby, Limerick and
Carlisle Hooks, Rods, &C., for sale by
March ~, ST. A. ". FISHER
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ISAAC Nj. WILKERSON

Of the most Fashionable Style.
Sofas, Divans and Lounges
Bureaus, Secretaries, Sideboards,
SOFA, BREAKFAST AND DINING TABLES
and also VENETIAN BLINDS, equal to Phila-
dclphia manufacture.
BEDSTEADS, Of every pattern and price
CUPBOARDS, WORK AND CANDLE
STANDS, TOILET TABLES AND
EXTENSION TABLES,
In Short every article in this line of his business
THE subscriber respectfully calls the attentiel
= OF the public to his large and splendid as
sortment Of eve1Y quality and price Of
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PAY UP l

THNHE subscriber having disposed of his Drug
u Store in Sunbury to Albert W. Fisher, de-
sires those indebted to him to make payment by
the first of April next. Payment can be made
at the Drug Store.
WM. A BRUNER,
Suuburv, March IA, 1877
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-06-12

WAsm1NGroN. June g. - Many Of our
most respectable citizens have signed call
for public meeting, on Thursday afternoon.
TO condemn the late riots, and sustain the
course of the President and city authorities
in employing military force to quell the dis
turbance.
A letter, received yesterday from source
in Kansas entitled to the most implicit conf
dencc states that throc-lourths, at least of
the present settlers are in favor of making
Kansas a free State, including onc-half Of the
emigrauts from the sloveholding States.
New YoRR, juno 3. At Dr. Cheever's
church last night, a very exciting meeting was
held. The report Of the committee appoint
ed to propose amendments to the standing
rules of the church was. after a bitter debate,
adopted. The election Of officers for the en-
suing year then took place. and the meeting
had not adjourned at midnight The report
fully sustained Dr. Cheever. The Checyer
list Of officers was chosen by large major
ity
TuE ARRAY AT FoRr MADISON .-Aftcr
the steamer Sataccn left Fort Madison. Iowa.
on the 3Oth ult, after the ARRAY about q ne.
gro, in which one Of the citizens was killed.
% warrant was issued for the arrest of Capt
Suan, the master Of the boat, on the charge
of murder The Sheriff expected TO serve
tle warrant ON the arrival of the steamer at
Burlington, and the Governor had ordered a
ferry boat to be taken at the expense Of the
State and made ready, if needed. TO assist in
the arrest. Capt Stran, however, took the
prccaution 90 land about three miles below
he city. and proceded 10 town to SEQ b,v,
matters stood Findi,, n yrcat do,l or o,-
citonent. and Chat he would surely h. arrcst-
I'd n RECOGNIZED. the moment MI. boat howe
ip 4iybt he cngaged a boat Il, cross the ricor
bat When i'm the stream compelled the boat.
man 90 put him ON board the Saracen. The
boaf,oan suspected who he was and AT FIRST
refused. but Can't Stran threatened no blow
1is braips ont and he complied Tho Sor,.
cen steamed past the citv. and fine SboriT
through coeardicc or some c,use akin ia IL
refused 10 parspe. nof,vithst,rdipy III r,rcc
The Saraccn turned back AT Nfu.catine with
out landing her CARO-. and di.patch was
sent to ST. Louis calling ON the police in that
CITY o. arrest the Captain as a murderer.
SLAVERY is NfsorA.--Ihe Minneso-
ia hqnoNea"' published a, ot. Anthony. says
,nat men are mo-" Acld as .nves- as property
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nm GREAr ENGLIsM REMEDY.


Prepared from prescription Of sir James Clarke, NJ.
D., Physician Extraordinary TO he Queen. This inyd-
uaole Medicine is unins ia tho cure Of 40 those pain-
d and dangerous disease, incident ac female eonst-
ton.
tmoderates an excess, removes a distractions, and
ss on the monthly period with regularity. These
Ii should be used three weeks previous TO
haemmt; they fordB the constitutions and lessen the
suffering during labor, enabling the mother TO perform
DEG duties with safety to herself and child
These Pia should nat be taken by females during re
|RST THREE MONTHSot Pregnancy, as ttoy are
'''e 10 bring Miscarriage bit at any other time they
ave a4f.
ln al cases OF Nervous and Spinal Affections, pain ia
"e Back and Limbs Hcayinoss, Fatigue Slight Ex'
,V'n' Palptatiou of the Heart, Lowness Of Spirits
Mysteries, Sick Headache, Whites and all Tie painful
diseases oecasioned by dsordcred SYSTEM these Pills
elect cure when an other have failed, and
~'1Sh powerful remedy do not contain iron, caomel,
'Nlnony, or any other mineral
"l directions accompanying each package. Price in
'e united States and Canada, Ono Dollar.
sole Agents for this country.
|. c. BALDWIN & CO.,
Tlrt,.,, -, Rochester y. Y.
" iLE MOSES, Auburn ". Y, GENERAL AoHNrs.
u,i" NiVl and postage stamps enclosed TO any au-
NAH AGENT will Insure bottle OF the Pills by return
We'd e. SMITH, Montpelier, Wholesale Al gent for
IN. HENRY, Agent for Waterbury, W.. aud one
ss''' IN every town in the United States 27ly
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-06-12

NJ nm. IIl'r l1r Inc IooIl and UUms c0mbncs, IN
a concentrated form the most desirable cleansing and
astnngent properties 40 che time it contains moth
ing which possibly hure the most sensitive and del
icatc organization.
Ii arrests decay OF the teeth.
IL cures rankcr I'm the mouth.
Ii is unsurpassed as gargc.
10 acts as q detergent atcI smoking.
Il renders the gums hard aud healthy.
Ii ncuraites the offensive sccretious OF The mouth.
IL uparts to the breath fragrance peculiarly aromat
ic and pleasant.
IL Inns received the sanction and patronage Of the most
eminent OF the Dental aud Medical faculty.
Prepared only by Joseph Burnett A Co, fremont ST.,
Boston. For sale by AN Druggists at 5lc per bottle.
i0.3n
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TT is NOT A DY =
1 pRESIDENT j IL. EATON. L. l. D..

ilii0n TniroTsifg, MiQfIeesb0ro, Tennessee,
Says "Notwithstnnding the irregular use OF Mrs. 5.
a. Aliens Worlds Hair Restorer &c., the falling Of Of
ha ceased and my grey locks oere restored 10 their orr
REV. H. TEACHER (61years of age), Pitcher Che
nlnuu Co. y. Y. "My hair Is restored 10 its
ral color, and ceasos 10 fall off,"
REV. WA. GUTTER, Ed Mothers Magazine, n. Y.
"Aly hair is changed 20 It's natural color, &c"
REV. -. p. STONE, ID. D., Concord, ~ II. "My
sai which was gray is no" restored to its natural color
REV. D. CLENDENIN, Chicago, III. al add
my testimony, and recommend it my friends"
REV. ID. 4. WOOD Middleown, n. Y. "My own
hair has greatly ickeued. also that of one of my aIn
ly who becoming bald
REV. p. TUSIIN, Charleston, s. c. "Ihe white
hair IS becoming obtlted, and new hair forming, &C."
REV. A. FlttNk, Silver Creek, n. Y. alt has pro-
ducod good effect upon my hair, and | can and have
recommended 10.
REV. A. BLANCHARD, Meriden, y. H. ''We think
very highly Of your preparations. Sc
REV. Il. c. SMITH, Prattsburgb, n. Y. " l was sur
pgsed 10 iua my grey hair turn a. when was young
REV. Jos MCKEE, Pastor Of West d. r. Church,
" REV. d. MORRIS, Cross River, \. y MRS.
REV, II. a. PRATT, Hamden, n y. rive might
swell obi. list but il not convinced, TRY IT
MRS. >. A. ALIENS HTLOBALSAMUM,
OR Word's Hair Dressing, Is essential TO use with the
Restoror and Is the best Hair Dressing for old young
cxtau being often chclcous in Of hair falling
&c without the llestorer.
Grey hnred Bald, persons afflicted with diseases Of
the hair 90 scalp, read the above and judge OF
Mrs. s. a. ALIENS WORLDS HAIR RESrORER.
~ does not soil stain, Sold by all the principal
wholesale and retail merchants in the United States, Gu
hn, or Canada.
DEPOT, 2jj BROOME STREET, NEW YORK.
Some dealers Try sell articles instead Of this, on
which they mako more profit Write to Depot for eircu-
lar and information. 336m
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fNor {. j. WOOD-Delr Sir | take pleasure in
bearing voluntary testimony 10 the magic effects Of your
wonderful Hair Restorative. As far back lS3G, my
hair commenced falling oil, until the top Of my scalp be
came bald and smooth glass; and IL has continued to
fall ior great many years, notwithstanding have used
many celebrated preparations for restoration. Seeing
your advertisement, induced give your article
applications that my hair became firmly set, and
ed glossy and beautiful appearances and by the time
had used quart bottle, my bald head covered
with young and vigorous growth Of hair which is now
from one 20 two inches IN length, and growing fast.
Yours, truly, HENRY GOODRICH.
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CMARLEs' LONDON CORDIAL GIN

IINTiIIo IVN DUN NVINDI+NI' UI-N
j Is shown by the Records Of tho Custom House to
la bottes p othersare noyous mixtures made here in
imitation of IL.
Its delicious tonic beverage, and by is peculiar ha-
vn $50 different from other gns) Is universally esteemed
hy an who use IT, IL is adopted with great in
cases Of DYSPEPSIA, Gour, RHEuMArIsN, DRoPsY,
GRAVEL, CuoLIu, CHOLERA, FEVER AND AGuR, SrRic-
rum, DISEASES OF TIM URINARY ORGANs, EPILEPSY,
Dr. VALENTINE Morr Of New York, in letter to the
proprietor, says
Charles L0ad0a Cordial GIN IS the pWresf BEST aHd
most reliahle Erfracf Of Juniper hare seci.
CHARLES LONDON CORDIAL GIN is sold by
an Druggists and Grooers In the United States and 50
also are numerous posous called "london Cordial Gin
Ito avoid them buy only "OhAklhA. heleet any
other offered 20 you, you value your health fee one
dollar for quarts, iNy ccnts for pinis' -
EDMUND G.. CHARLES,
"a, 3ni; IT, Sole Importer, 40 Broadway, y. y.
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guantro.

zoo LOCAL AND TRAVELLING
DNU AGENTS WAITED
Business paying from SO. 70 500, per mon,h.-No
hrmbug OF chance business. Permanent employment
given and no cpital required. For further particulars
enclose postage stamps aud Address,
8i.3n A. SIMPSON, Exeter, N. II.
(tASH PAID for 1000 old Flour Barrels,
bv srORRs FULLER.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-06-12

The friends of persons vino have been restored from
confirmed consumption hy the Of this original prep
arauou, and the grateful parties themselves have by
recommending 10 and ACKNOWLEDGMENT it's wonderful otca-
cy given 90 Tine article vast popularity in New ENG
land The cod liver OH is In this combination robbed Of
its unpleasant tasto and is rendered douhy effective in
us coupled with hc lime. which is itself restorative
principle supplying nature with just The agent and
sstaucc rc4uia Co heal and reform Che diseased lungs,
A. WlLG0R, 100 Court Street, bosion, is the pro-
pupor. 1i1m
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"
Gents Nothing but duty and sympathy that feel
10 communicate 20 others that afflicted | have
been, would induce give this public acknowledge
ment Of the benefit have received from Prof Woods
Hair Restorative When first commenced using it, my
hair quite gray, and ia spots entirely bald have
used the Restorative about five months and my hair
is entirely changed It's original color brown, and the
hair three inches in length the spots where
IL bald. have also been much rratfed at the heal
thy moisture and vigor Of the hair which before dry
and il has ceased to come out as formerly.
Respectfully yours, &C., Mrs. r. A. STODDARD.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-06-12

DANIEL NASH $ 7 A 7 4.
~ STATE or NEnWoNr, Washington District,
In Probate Court, holden az Montpelier, Ia said dis
trict ON tho 23th day o. May A. d., 1857.
Henry NJ. Nash, administrator ON the estate
Of Daniel Nash, late Of Duxhury, IN said district,
deceased presents his administration account for settle
men Whcreupon IL is ordered that the same be refer
red 10 tho pa day of June next, al the Probate Of
Ace IN said Montpelier, for examination and allowance
and that all concerned be notified hereof by the puhca-
ton Of this order In the VI Waterman State Journal,
printed Montpelier three weeks successfully soon
may be- that they may appear, and az said time and
place, n they see cause, object thereto
BY oIdor Of court
4lsw Attest, T r. MERRILL, Register.
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ntm Advertisements.
fNHE GREAT NATIONAL WORK
HORSE AND HORSEMANSIlP
or THE UNITED STdYES.

ibis great work soon 60 be issued in two superb m
uoral octave volumes. of olcycn hundred palo usia-
tcd with stool engraved original portraits ~ he
MOST CELEBRfTED HORSES or tNERfCd.
Among Che many valuable contents of ile work. Wil
DE, tho Natural History OF thc Horse History of hr
various mnHg. of tho American Horse list and Ped.
igrccs Of Imported Mares and Stations lcirces, De-
srpduut aul Auoedltos OF thc most celebrated Amcr-
can Horses Essays ou Breeding, ou stall u., Food
mg and Conditioning. ON Breaking and Managing, and
general rules of Treatment, etc.
1hc author stands pre- eminent 0r Dis ability Co pre-
sent such work Sos most perfect form, making 90 vale
uaOic and useful for a amy way interested n this ,aua
Die animal
The work win bc issued iu the highest style OF the art
and sold oaiU tVaulsoriptjOa. Authorized Accents viii
canvass every County 100 Che State, and present pro-
ancatus containing tlr quality of thc pauef luda Proof
Eurfanls lrdtrcos, Tables, etc., with uaurn pnees
" tle work. lhe number Of copie, printed vi be
hunI strictly u Olc number of subscribers chfriucd.
description price TEN dollars. Agents wanted ia every
county Boo New England for the above wor.
PHILLIPS. SAMPSON a COMPANY.
BOSTON, MASS,
fN tU N.t fH..N. H.I IIl Aer INqiIHa STATS.
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From the JefScV ftfy IeieqrGph.J
WHAT Is FoR-rms WOODS HAIR Restorative?
lis question asked daily by hundreds. We answer
without hesitation fear OF contradiction that IL is the
human hair. II ioiN roaer It's 0r0chit loiH stop as
faiiH0-if ioiN restore is natural collar IL Is
Hair Dye, but a speedy and cficacous Restorative.
o. j. WOOD < CO., Proprietor 3l2 Broadway n. Y.
37.3m and ia Market street. ST. LOUIS No.
Sold here by l.. +. PIERCE and FRED. II SMITH,
and by an Druggists throughout the country.
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tltm lork Advertisements.
ID r O = + S S o K w o o d 81
HAIR RESTORA ,pIXE

IT HIS WORKED MiHiCLESf
THAT ALL THE BALD AND GRAY CAN BE
restored perfectly to original growth, aud color far
their lock- are concerned, docs not admit Of doubts be-
sides, it Will every possible disease Of the scalp
whether developed daudr itching in the shape Of
cuauouus crupuonscycn scald-head-and iu no possi-
Die case will o. uil of curing, il by magic,
periodical hcad-achc. and 10 used twice week by the
young regularly, IL will preserve the color and keep the
hair from falling, TO amy imaginable age. Read and
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-06-12

Church. Brookheld.
Brookhold Mass. Jan. -, 1855.
Prof Wood-Dcar Sir-Havug made trial Of your
Hair Restorative, il gives pleasure say that its eff
feCts have hccn excellent in removing inflammation, dan
druh, and constant tendency 90 itching with which
have been troubled from my childhood, and has also
stored the hair, which becoming gray, its original
color have used no other article with anything like
the same pleasure and profit.
Yours. truly, J. X. BRAGG.
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" TIRE GREATEST
s. MEDLCAh
wv DISCOVERY
y OF TIE AGE.
OF TIE AGE.


AIhA KIND on IIk NOR.
.J
limuIe.
Ia has tried 10 En- over eleven hundred cas- e. and ne o
f.iel eyrsff I'm ~, eases itl Thunder l mar uolls
nov n Dr.. no..o..,i ,, ,. hundred ti8rttas M it
value All within t,vcptv milo. nf Bo.loo.
NV, d, ,lr r,,,. .-,,, s ,,,tt
ono to irs b,t,j. ,,u e,,r, tbo ,lort lima M ,i,
rlo. ON tbo f,r,
fr,t ~ ftr i.,ttl Mil . tho srsfo,,, of nifes
Two b1te. ire Warranted t1 rIir, to ,rrrst clker i'm
tb, ,,oufb on .t,-,i4.it
rtr.e ~, "a, j,,ti.. ,, ,--,,l aura cha, ,,,s
Kind of Er,,inclas.
ono to a., i,.fos ,ro ,rr,,t3 90, ,tr all b,,,,,r 90;
,t'',s " "
rN, Io.tl,s arc WARRANTED t emo r,i,rr- of the EARS
and blotrhes AMONG I'M, h,ir
Fam, n, IA, b,ttie ava ,,-,,,tel o., ,,-e o,y7,,t mud
riinrin, nlrrrs
ono lottie win ,,,r,, ssul, orirtflr. of the skim
'TN, ar ti,r,o b,ttl,s r,fl n, i.re tbo worst
Mind ~ r,p.,,s,rr,
T, an three bottl. are warranted te eire tho mast
lo.1cr,te ,,.s of r5o,,,sti.,o
1bro d, g,,. b.,tti, ar I'd o., ,,rc Do i,,,,
Fi,eto 81 i,t ,tti,. nd, lr tio ror.t I'd .,eiig
benc6t b slvays o,rerer,e,g rom ,1e 6r.t botiir
and nrrfoct cnre 4 ,rrantai WHOM hq ot, o,isrtif,
Is taken
po,t,.f,- Mas
DEAR NApAu-Tbcrqp of tlc lcdiaal i.coy-
cry I'm cuinr MI kind of humor. Is so Won established
y tbo unanimous voice of m ,.ol it NM
need NOT s1v inviting ON tle subject rs tbo most -
mi ,bvsci,ns ana thc rnost ca6i Dr1-eist. in tho
f,nrtry are lroni,,ons I'm its nr,ise
In, ,,.,;p., fhc No5ir.l ii.,,, a., ,,,,r ,,oti.e
do II Man nm kno,,lcdrc of it curative mowers i'm rc
neyns a, ana eoIs 'aist gl 'h3Ie disease. 10 Mn
you aie 80 'aof Ih"' most eA'ru'"'ns
NURSING SOM MONTH
is cured az II by miracle; vour own temper Is restored
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9cmciru * 5ancu GOODS.
TEWELRY STORE REMOVED
n. G.. PHIINN EY.
WATCH MAKER AND 5E0ELEK,
Hayng lelscd Che Vel-tnouu LtNGDoN STORE,
sanc iu ELEGANT STYLE. hcls 90 can the attention
of Friend, and Patrons to DID, present location vherohs
asure len quo pains sill De spared to meet hcr wants
Viii tho assistance OF Mr.. J. q. HALL. as Watch
M1s.r and other facilities "uich ha pas,r.es, Doe hopes
TO receive snare Of patronage and be aac to keep up
OLD CORNER STORE
NJ ATC HES, JEW LRY
SILVER WARE MANUFACTORY.
ALSO, DEALER IN
PLATED. BRITTANNIA
And gll kinds of
I A y G Y g O O D S
4 GREiT REDCCTION or PRICEs ron
Atme Old sand AA.MEAD.
VyTATCHES. Clocks and other Jewelry.
w I'm great variety, at loH prices,
S. p. horlNs0N's.
NEW STOCK OF FANCY & FURNISH
y ING GOODS. at ROBINSONS.
-.aae=--.-.a-=-.--z----'r- ,,s--4---
furniture y SPOUSE Furnishing.
OTICE.-A Copartnership has this day
y been formed between the subscribers under the
name and fru of EMERY FIELD. who win continue
at the uld Stand bead OF state Street, in ho same 6us
Of cnocNEnr, GLASS WAnE' rAnLE CUTLERY, &C.
Montpelier. March 10, 1857 4. c. FIELD
" q w q p n \ u .
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-10-19

An AaUK ExApicAroR I! ! i--CoyelI's Bsbeerine
Mixture 10 = positive cure for fevsrAndAsus and
ali Bilious Diseases. This Mixture hal Doe be-
fore the public for anuIo Der Of years and has al
ways been used with success. 1t ia . harmless
and csrtain remedy. Get pamphlet from the
druggists andres it and you willLesAti.1.d,
We will warrant this remedy to cure when taken
according to directons) twenty Eve per cent ore
cases Of Ague and Fever than any other medicine
now sold. 1t contains neither arsenic, Prussieaeid
or strychnine. Get bottle and you need not fear
Ague and Fever any more.
Sold hareby o 'Connor 4 Bro, and Msr,hallA
Bruce. II. A. Porter Bro, Proprietor, k61k
Island, Ills. laugb-dAw
WHITE TKErH, PKkYUhkD BRgArHAsp BEAurI-
ruL COMPLEXION can be acquired by using the
Balm VI Thousand Flowers" what lady ar
gentleman would labor under the euns a disa
gresabie breath, when by siing the "Balm Of
Thousand Flowers" asa dcntiifce, would not only
re nder II sweet but leave tie teeth az white ~ al
abAStert Many persons do no, fLow their breath
u bad and the subject isto delicate their friends
Will never mention it. Beware OF coanterfsita-
De sure the bottle 10 signed,
FETKIDGE a Co, N. Y.
TOT sale ny al druggists. lJe24da wbm
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NEW CASH DRY GOODS
STORE.
MAIN 81, between Oah anA 7eA Sss.,
Next to Fosters Crockery Store,
KEOKUk.......-....... ................-.-.IOWA.
VTNHE subcriber begs leave to inform the citiscns
Of Ksokuk, and particulsrly the ladies, that he
has established himself ut the above location inthe
RETAIL DRY GOODS BUSINESS,
And 10 now opening
A FAN anA HasAisnabie Sssck 81
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
Lately sslscssd by HIM in the city Of New York.
It will DO his desire TO embrace within his stock
AHx AsD AvEss ARTICLE required for family use
Hssiery, and
His stock Is all entirely fresh and purchased at the
Losoes; Market Rates, For Cash
LADIES OF KEOKUK
WILL risD 4 BEAUTIFUL STOCK AND 4 BEAUTIFUL
APPOINTMENT on GOODS,
AT PRICES
Equal 20. new lerk,
EQUAL TO THE TINES.
And Equal 10 the desires Of the shopping commu
nifty Of kcokuk.
II Is unsesssary to snHmersn all the articles to bs
fouad land not 70 DO found) in .
Fashionable Retail Dry Goods Store.
ONE VISIT TO THE STORE,
ONE LOOK THE GOODS,
WILL GIVE FAR MORE SATISFACTION
Than half . dozen columns in . newspaper, and
70 that visf and Inspection the Ladies of
Ksokuk are respectfully invited.
VIM. B. 0ERRlNG.
N. B.-Mr. @. 8. Pierce, late With g. 8. Billings
Will be found At the shove establishment, whore b
Will Be happy 70 see his lady friends.
0ctlyd
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NoTlCEis hereby given TO the owners of the
lots descrbcdin the foregoing list, situated in the
City OF keokuk, Lee County aud State Of Iowa,
whose names are TONED and all others interest
cd THAR special tax has been assessed and levied
BY the City Council Of said city for P0ING
SIDE WALKS in front VI aid lots a. deeignated
in the above list, and unless pay meni be made
OF the taxes and also ali costs, before the
% day Of November, D. 1857, the said lots, or so
much thereof rs shall be necessary to discharge
ssid tax and coats, viii lie sold ON the day afore-
said, at the Mayors Office in said city, between
the hours Of o clock y. N. and clock p. IN.
c. G. STEVENS,
Collector Of theCity Of keokuk.
Oct 10, iS57-dtd
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A1HI0NMENT
DROWN ! LOWE, 1t Keokuk, lows, have I'M.
- day sssignsd 70 ne for the bonsnt Of al their
ana real estate. Creditors Win present their
claims, under oath Or sfhrmstion, within three
months, - the Law requires.
J. N. BILLINGS, Assignee.
Ksokak, Iowa, Oct. l, '67-oct2d3m
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state stoves.

ishardi nee ssary for US 10 rseur 10 ths otots
i the character of wnichis we'll aud fAyorably
known Arous houtthe interior OF this ana the ADJ
Joining states. Although patented tometen years
ago At posse..sseyers real Improvements ilAt 6ss
tho ..m. ,ms il Ia. stood the mostsesere tetts VI
any Cook stove now IN use. Cur eonhashct ~ tae
sns IS such thatwe are willing to waIrIht !. ~
~. ..a,s fart.n y.ars Sale Rooms ~ ain-st
80 a CoMsTUGk : BkO.