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CIRUULAK.
Ts our Patrons ana the Public -
G0mePnls

re our Pasrens ana the PuAisc ~
General.
WE take great pleasure in being able 10 assure
w you that Notwithstanding our heavy loss by
tho burning Of our Sales Rooms at Nos 20 and Il
Washington Avenue, and the loos Of the entire
stock in them, on the morning OF the 18th plt.,
we are already able % hll any osaer that may ~
Having . large amount Of stock in our Ware
houses thae afe not coonsetsd with sslss rooms
and being n constant receipt oz goods frcn the
best manafacturers, are thus enabled 10 All or.
dsrs at oes usuAl Low prices, and in former psonpt
and sasisfactory manser.
Our facilities for procuring and keeping IN : de-
nirabls stock are uaequslsdi our pessonal Atten-
ton and large experience is and will b. constantly
given to our legitimate business - Dealers In and
Manufacturers Of
Furniture and Upholstery,
in all the various branches. We assure yes that
We will sell ~ good Goods and q u Low Prices,
and on - favorable terms - any hosss in the
Wsst...
Thanking you for the very liberal ps.roaaxs
hcrstofots bestowed on ~, sssk sensiauaass Il
the ssme.
SAILS Rooms for tho present, on North -vsst en-
nss Of Washingtoa Avsnas I'D Essoud-st-, fovs
doors below tie old Stand. Nj
ScxkRITT MASON.
st. Louis. No., July .. 1e.-aagsdks Z.
Diasoluslon.
IN consequence IT protrscted ill-healsh. Mr. n.
! D. Ogden disposed Of his interest and withdfSw
from The arm oi ogd.n, hrewnsli 4 Co.. - ~ D
the businsss continued BY the other nsnhsn 4
the Arm. \. B. OGDEN,
! "; : I; ci1sS is1ssoSsssLl
August 10, q.
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OPINIONS o. TH1 Para

No other lfe Of JsGb!sea eyH eq1lisAs1--Drob
ably non. the. :vsr IN = pstasksS - bsai any
:ident and consciensious Adsli0.
This biogfs ply has svfdently been laAw a levp,
md ~ yssso os patient, ssa1oss NIL Is - sss1
a:.s s..f ~, III ssr.dsiss. ...1.s -.
Al length ne psbiis Asys = Life Of 1Aslnu -
fsrson thAtis not only fascinating. ~ tAsSslbrs
sure 70 be popular. but enc that WIN stand The 80
ssndai Aistesisal tsstthat Of Accuracy - truth
whole 10 authentic eotemporafy material. And Of
Ne highest ogdss.i 70 eathm 4 AAs Assn che work
o. years We vould BOT compare this volums With
that inimitabse and ineompsrabls biography Of
Jenersoa 10 made 70 draw Of hinsslf, that his ns-
ture, his very sonl 10 dslipiated with disti not
meas not unlike that in which johnson stands ont
in ,ls hspssss e Bcswell.- Boston Poet.
subject, without which bogrspAer 10 rarely sue
scssful, Mr. Randall nevertheless does moi sssk to
hide whsssver faults be may End, either IRON him.
self Or from the reader. He paints ths pisturs ~
and ALL" The picture gains sy this in iiss. IKE
colcging, without losing any OF its naieatie -.
portions.-[ Albany Eve. Jour.
NO one who rms, however casually. over thie
WORK, VIII fail to - satiansd that Mr.. nanAnlkhae
added very largely 70 the worlds stock e4 in1oy-
nation about Jefferson, that be has hnd aessN Is
sourose hitherto unsxplorsd. And tAat ~ ~ Aeas
more than vas evss done BY any bslers hin -
In. Y. I've. Post. lsr----1-.
We have rsad With delight Mr.. Raadall's sa,li-
vating details Of Mr.. Jederson's personal Aist6ry.
which he has ssdaleusly gathered, aad a1mArnAiv
grouped together from great variety Of anHAsnAie
so.rcsa hitherto unexplcred. Ous Of the sssnptinR
richness Of his materials, the able anA eleor-
author has contracted book, 1t onss most -
tertasning and tnstructivc--ons that shoIM 3
studied BY every patriot Of the had.--[ Aaehnena
Enquirer.
There can Be only one opinion q 20 tAs ahility.
general impartiaIisy and industry which Ms. Ra1-
dali has brought into combination In the conpssi-
tion Of this biography. Hekns
.orthily executed nuch wanted book.-[PAila~
delphia Press.
twill take place among the choicest claesjee Of
American literature, and be consuItsd by every -
turc historian Of this country fPhiiadslph vs.
We like II becsuse II neither sonceals, palliaaeS
exAggenses, nor distorts. but approschsa u sVsry
inetanos and IN every the sarssr o1 ~
noble character whose opinions have done 20 nueh
70 shape the domestic and foreign policy Of the me-
tion he contributed greatly tooall intse xiatenes
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Koskak Agency
ron
WHEELER 4 WILSON'S
CxLxAAArED
Family Sewing Machines !.


IhH ABUVH UACulN1e.
1DTHE BEsTEvER RINvENrED~
A re sold at this agency 1t tho manuiAetursfvp
Aprices, adding only the cost Of transportasion.
TInstracti6nsi In operating the machine xiven
gratis to purchasers Of hsehists.
hefer . the following Ladies In Ksokuk, Who
have these machines in use:
Mrs. kdw. kilhOnns, MRS. A. b. .ChfttsuAsn.
MRS, WIN .Mo0svio, Mrs. ]. y. Floyd.
Mrs. DR.. Ford, Mrs John Bufna.
Apply personally or BY letter 70 sa
ssa Elk. BUxLI1 :. s4g,eg
6S Aain-st., lup stairs,l
ApfSsdAv0m sA ksokak, fows.
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keOlxuk Alcohol dis.
tillerY.


ti1lery.
vINHEsubscriber respectfully informs the citi-
= Gems OF ksokGk and the surrounding country
that he is now ready to ELL orders addressed 70
him for
ALCOHOL,
SPIRIT GAS,
CAMPHENE, or
DISTILLED WATER.
Being PRACTICAL STILL BUILDER myssu,
and having In pcrson superintsndsd tAs whole
pfocese ef building, cen saf ely say that NJ mA-
chinery 10 unsurpassed BY asy sstablishmsnt In
the United States. And further, In addition TO
superior machinery and my own practical knowi-
edge Of tho business, have secured the services
Of one Of ths bat alcohol distillsis In ths couutyy
would Also infefm thaSe who may favor Ne with
call and are inolined 70 encourage hons nAna-
features thst can supply them With any Of th
above articles - cheap and cheApsr than they can
purchase the Same Ia any Of the Western cities
thereby saving fraightsgs and the many dissp-
polntmsnn incidental 70 spring and fan ship
ments. viii sell at
ST. LOUIS PRICES.
request those who arc capable Of judging to
compnre my samples with any in the country and
give an impartial decision-I ask no more.
CHAb. NOEL.
Distiilsry and Office half . square above 10 .
Packet Landing, keokuk, Iowa.
July II, '5S-dAw3m
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VIM. Manners,

DYBn AND , o . . = q H,
=. renrth Street ,bSsWoen johnson and nxehane
K1OKUK IOWA.
naylD-l1y &c.
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CH HAPICI "a LEE.
BANKERS,
Geo. Chaplin, Goo. O. Lee,

rhird-st. ,ons door ssuthof Main, Keoku Iowa.
I SOLLECTIONS made and rcmitted at current
~ rates.
RB1nR 70
81. Blake Cashier of Msscsntile Bank, n. Y.
Baak Of the 6tate Of New York. N. Y.
Hon. Jno. L. .SchoolerAft, Prss't Comm ! Bank /,
Albany, N. Y.
F.Grsngsr Adams, Banker, Chicago.
keniek Peterson, Bankers, St. Louis.
decl6d
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II. r. LOVE Il co.,
Successors 10 Dsming 3 Love,)
BANKERS,
AbOh0
yIVE particular attention 70 collections and re-
~ NIT promptly on the day Of payment.
kx18RRHc1s:
Bank Of North AmericA, New ork.
Drexel 4 Co., PhflAdelphia.
u. W, Clark Co.,
citisens' Bank Baltimore.
Bank Of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh.
Jno. D. Scully Cashier, do
3. Brady, Cashier, Wheeling.
Branch State Bank Of Ohio, Zsuesville.
Commercial Bsnk, Cincinnati.
State Savings Institution, St. Louis.
deo. smith Co., Chicago,
Northern Bank Of Kentucky, Lexington.
nev1d
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r AL X o. d D..
Al H
e u a n q Z OF tt MEs
IN ana after this date and Unit further notics,
~ but one Passenger Train viii run each way
daily, tSundays excspted,) ~ follows:
Leaving ,Ksoknk at 10 O'Clock 4. n.
Leaving Bentensport q $3.50 o'clock r. n.
Cpnnocting at the latter place, - heretofore,
with the co1ches Of the Western Stage Co.. for ali
Nebraska, Kansas, 30.
THROUGH TICKETS to st. Louis, Louisyills,
Cincinnati, and tho kass, may IA had at the Unace
in Hent0n sport.
S. DWIGHT RATION,
EngineerAnd Superintendent.
san l. A. BLACK,
ASS sup I and Genera Passenger Ag't.
ysDTieket ofdce under Hatch q 1hompson's
Bank, and At Railroad Depot.
NA-0 -0fice In kilbQnrne's Block.
Kookuk July y, ,'6s-dsw
25 MfIcs-.-Throuxhi u s nour.Y
RAILROAD LINE OFSTAGES
SR
FROM KEOKUK TO PL YMOUTH
A LINEof Daily Stageswiil leave Ksokuk very
"A morning tSunday y excepted (at O'Clock ma.
kingsSrt connections with the afterr oon train ON
the Quincy ana ChtcuEo
GQ07 E
RAlLR OAD.
Thisist theshortsst AndQuiokest Route TO all
points NQrth and East.
GETHK0UGA TICKET -
Over thisline to all principal places can be pro-
Cured atRaiiroad Ticket ofhee, Main strset ,ons
doorfrom the Billings House. stages will callfor
IN N y par Of thecity Free.
GRAHAM AGO., Proprietors.
J X. TKwksBuRY, Ticket Agent
mehi5d
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VI Bears are plentiful in New Hampshire this
season. "
ID The number Of coroner;s inquests I'm Phil
aPelPhia during the month OF July was 90
ID The old Methodist buryiny ground I'm
Baltimore has become pasture
IVA lawyer in Batavia. y V, lately charged
a man S7s5 for collecting $500.
III Cattle are diving at a fearful rate at Brook.
lyn and Parm,, Ohio
III To kill bugs-trea6 on them Ano,be,
way to exterminate Is as follows Take Corrosive
suollmate and daub il all your bedst then
burn your bedsteld and bed -clotbin0 and me-.
Into another house. - '''o'e
IL The Baron Steuben Monument movement !,
spreading over the large cities of the countrv and
great preparations are making by the Germ.ns of
Baltimore and Philadelphia in the way OF ceIr
orations for the benefit of this fund
UTWm. t. Forrest LAWYER in Cincinnati
mas sued the Little Miami Railroad Comoanv fur
an alleged non-performsnce of a verbal contrac,
ihaoe oy them with him TO convey himself and
helce 10 the depot in time for the departure of the
cars, IN one OF their omnibuses The damage,
are laid at $50.
IL Dr. Maisoneuvr's new system of avoidance
OF dmputatlon in cases of injured limbs has been
presented TO the Academic de Medicine At Paris
ana SAID 10 have been tried in various bospital
Win success The invention consists i'm the an
Pncation OF machine by which the limb is said
10 os torn from the socket without pain and with
ont loss OF blood, the patient in some cases heinz
comPletely restored In the course of few DAYS
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ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

BROWNS HOTEL R A Parrish. Va: I n
murdoch, Va; Griffin, XIV; J 5 Armistead, Va;
Df Blunton, do; Cradlebaugh o; T n Den.
ison, do; D Stokes, do; Miss n Brown. Va. 4 Nv
Burroughs and family, Md; A Whitner. Fla: F
w kMkPatrick, sc; Winter, Ga: Winter.
W.. r"Li W and lady, sc; r ID Thorburne,
La Stow and lady, Ala; Clark and fam.
lily, Miss; Gorge Donkn and LADY, do; II w Cur
I TW \ La "a Miss c Conner, Sc SMukings, Md;
w ID w Barnard, Mo- Miss ShuIlds, dc; Miss G
Shurlds, do Smith, Pa: w HiIIeary and
lady, Md; Hilleary, do; II Percy and com
Pany, Ny; NJ Lewis, Va; b Allen, GA; J G
va; w Cot, Pa; w r. Bernard and lady. Mo:
Miss T. Majors, do; Miss f NJ Tate, do; F. Davis
an, ana SON Md; ]. Bush and daug liter, La; Stfat-
tan and lady, do; Il Campbell and LADY, Ga. w
smith, % ID LittIefeld NY: j l. Uaves n. Z
Fair, Ala; Mrs Fair, do; Miss WyaIt! do: p ID
Barker, do; c r Thomas, do; f Vi hitter, La.
NATIONAL HOTEL--T G Bailey, Miss ]
Overn, Miss X Cole Pa: NJ \ Fails. Nd; A 0ri'
way, Mass; Mr. Elford and fam sc: Miss Moni.
ain, do; ID GOOdlett, do; Col ID Bowling. A
LUG I kett, do; Smith, Md; l. EppeIsheimer,
Jno supple, Pa vi l. Clark, Mo; w r Beach nv.
Mrs Haldeman, Miss Mcclure. Pa: X n St,,at'
va; Hon Fernando Wood and LADY, Hon John
CoShIan, w Duncan, York; w + Rice, Pa:
Adams, Md; w tiII, b SpriphtIy, n &: :
Banter, M l. Harris, NYk: p Collins Ga. 4 II
stewart, DC; Flanders Me; Col l. Sande:-
son and lady, Fla
United STATES HOTEL.-H Harvey, Ga;
Nash, dc; II e RiHggoId, Md; : w COL
DO Eppelshinner, Pa J ]. upplsr. do. ID =
BuotIett, Va; Grier, USN; J Austin. Va: ]
G 'I' do; Wright, Md II Gilman, Va; j c
lanes, VI ID w James, do; ID Whiteford Md: q
brsyton @; q w Owen, Ala; r Douglass,
90 Y Richard ard family, do; Il X Kendall
ana family, do q Bailey, Pa; 1. Bist. Md: z
hsneoogen, VA c Learned, do; G III William
kIRKWOOD HOUSE, c Adams. pa. W
neon ana lady, Nv; A Crump and lady do;
t L. Lusoy and lady, Md; Miss Bate, do; Miss Al,
slnson' do w Howard, sc; Miss Howard
1oi MISS Webb, do; Norton Va; n 1, Gal,
lahei, 90 II Mccullough; Miss C Carr. Va: F.
VI lie, u; Potts, Pa; vi A MaIdham, Mass; i
n son, NY; MOrninytcn, Ga; Chorpenino.
lad 49, ~ ~ NiAohI
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EVENING STAR.

The WAf.SlDE SPhING.
Bonnie way-sids burnie.
TlnnllIg IN thy well,
Softly as the music
of q faIiy bell
To what snail compare thee,
For the love i bear thee,
On this sunny day,
Bonnie, little burnie,
Oushlng by the way,
Ihou ~ IKE to nifty fair things,
Ihou'rt ike TO hfty rare things,
Spring Of glsdnsss flowing
sGrass aud ferns among,
singing all the noOntlms
Thine lncessant song;
Lite pleasant reason
Like word In sea on,
Like friendly greeting,
Lice Lappy meeting,
Like voice OF comfort,
In the hour Of psln,
UT sweet sleep sOng vanished,
Comlng back again
Like the hearts romances,
Like poet s fancIes,
Like lover vIslOns
OF his ISIS to be:
Like little mqldeu
crowned with summers three,
h9mplng IN the sunshine
beautIfUl to see
Like Hly true love- accents
w hen alone We stray
HAPPY with each other,
oIhiough the meads Of May;
VI sit down together
In the wintry WI athsr,
BY the CHEEKY FIRE
oatherlng IN that circle
All this world 3 desire
nopey and lov-. and friendship.
And music of the Tyre,
Bonnie little bar. 10.
w hiding through the grass,
lime s a never waste thee
Or draIu thy sparkling glass;
AND were not 10 u Sic Thee,
And bless thee as pass,
Iwould ne scOrn of beauty,
Iwouid be a want of duty,
Iwould be neg lect of pleasure
20. come. thou little treasureI
III kHs thee while NAV!
Ana whine sip thy cOoincss,
On this sunny day,
lll KISS thy ETacInus GIver.
Thou little bay river,
flushing 10y tue way
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EadicinM.
A Y L r. s
CHERRY PICTORIAL,


Through trial of many wars. and through every
TORAL has been found to afford more relief and to
cure more Of pulmonary disease than any other
remedy know to mankind Cases OF apparently set
tied sumption have been cured by il, and thous-
OF human aid have been restored to their friends and
usefulness to sound health and the enjoy ments of
life, by this alipOwerfu antidOte to diseases of the
lungs and throat. Here q cold had settled on the
lungs. The dry hacking cough. the CLASSY eye, and
the pale, thin features of him who lateiy lusty
and strong. whisper to all but him CoNsUMPrION
he tries every thing. but tn disease il gnswing at
his vitals and shows its fatal symptoms more and
more over all his frame. He is taking the CHI r.
KY PICTORIAL now; il has stopped his ooug h;
made ms breathing easy; his seep sound at mig ht
his appetite returns and with 1t his strength The
dart which pierced his side is broken Scarcely any
neIghborhOod can be found which has not some lIv-
Ing trophy like this to shadow forth the virtues
which have won for the Cherry Pectora i'm
pc lshable renown. But Its usefulness doe. not end
here Nay, 1t accomplishes more by prevention than
cure. The countless colds and coughs which il
cures are the seed which would have rpened into a
dreadful harvest of incurab g diseases. influenza,
ing COus h. and all irratlons Of the throat and lung
are easily cured by the CT ERRY PECrORaLiT
taken In season. Every family should have il by
them aud they will hnd 10 au invaluable protection
parent sheep from many flock and the darling lamb
from many q home.
Authenticated evidence of these facts with direc-
toms for the treat ent of each complaint, may be
publish thres millions and scatter them broadcast
over the cart h. IN order that the sick everywhere
may have b fore them the information 1t contains.
Druggists and dealers IN medicine generally have
remedies, prepared Ivy DIR. J. T.. AVER, Practical
and Ansly tcsl Chemist, DWELL Mass.
Sold by II ID. GILMAN, Washington, and by H
COOK, Alexandra, and hy oil dealers everywhere
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NorlcE OF TA E P 81 OF
THE PuBliC SALES IN MINNESOTA,
TON No 6a6.
Notice IS hersb. gwen that the public sales ofths
vacant pnOlc lands within the a:e reserve for thu
ns-breeds or naked bacods of the Daootah or SIOUX
nation of Indians. ordered by proclamation No G C.
GATE MAY n, la8, to be held at the and offices at
rarrlhault and Henderson, la the State of Miausso-
"a on ths Sth oil August and 9th of September N, 1t
u further notice be gwen.
THOs. A. HENDRICKS,
NH-vSv Connie Or OF the General Land Offioo.
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nENTISTRY:
y DIR. STEPHEN BAILY,
oBSiCh NO. 1873 PENNSYLVANIA AvHNvI. 1870
IArSS 10eyg fyoNS NtA Strslt. GG3

TATss dssys froSs lHA Street. VIZ"
Dl. BAILY begs leave to inform tho abllc that he
can be seen n all hours his ofce lOoat cd as above
practice with the large number Of patients and great
variety Of difficult that he has treated success
scsntc or S f re 10 the esh
own experience confirming the opinion of many men
and and f. Psrmly, has led him, long since, to dis
81
s o5 the hs of
the only reliable sHbstsnce that can Be- worn in tn:
mouth, as was most oOnolusvely shown by the last
Although he fstters himself from his long resi-
i9o On h. i,
leave TO refer them to the following
TESTIMONIALS:
From the late Rector Of the Church Of EDiDAaAys
DR.. STEPHEN BArL1: Dear Sir-I desire to ex,res,
my esteem ior you personally, and my confidence ir
Tor me have been highly satisfactory hope that you
nay ts. the % m from my friends and the
Washington. Aug. y, ,sss os"Ie WSY.TFfR5Eno..
Prom one Of the Oldest firms IN Baltimore. Msasrs
Bosgs, Cotman Co.
sst OF washington oity. to execute Tor ms an inn
portant and difficult piece of work, which he did to
one of the most ed members of the Dents
College Of Baltimore, failed, aft trials to
sS snGe
high estimation Of his professional skill.
Baltimore, Jan. IL, 1857. HARMANN BO64S.
EXrSst frsn nste receiv ed from III late A,
M. Clayton.
Vie te't. 70. made for me work admirably moth.
'' '''id Be better Very jtG tiasiNSaaIiL'c LArror
1e those that seek relief from the mslades Of ii,
teeth, can cheerfally recommend DE-. y. Baily A.
.IDerlOr DENTIST; he made set of porcelain teeth
Tor one OF my family, and plugged several teeth fol
myself and the work has all stood ell for more s
ten years. ROBBERY NIXON.
Ar, Sf the Va Conf of this NJ. Z. Church sostA.
We, the undersiGned, having kAi occasion to avsi
Sursevos OF the professional skill of DR.. g. BAily
surgeon DENTIST OF this CITY, having been cCgniY
mt OF als operations families OF friends take
pleasure In expressing admiration of his artistic
skl a. Well a. Of the uniformly faotory ma
In which ne performs the most delicate aud dificu
operations In Dental Surg and pectfully re-
commend him TO the confidence and par-Onage OF the
Duplo. OF which We consider him emlnently WORTHY
THOMAS Y. WALTER, Architect u. s, Caption
THOMAS MILLER, NJ ID: of Washington, ID. G.
q. :. BoHAKR, NJ. ID. of Georgstown, u. c.
Ms LINCOLN, M. d., Of Was nEton, ID. G.
Jos. ID. BRADLEY, of Washington, ID. CT
8IoR6H WALTON, Ex Governor Of Florida.
WALrKR LsNox, Ex Mayor of WashpstoIJ
HKNRy BALDWIN, u. :. Patent Office,
&c. WIsEf, Principal kittenhoaso asdSnv.
lsb2o Il
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WHEN IN THE COURSE OF HUMAN

WHEN N THE COURSE OF HUMAN
w events, Ladies and e entlemen lose one Of III r
greatest natural ettractions-a fine head of haIr-t
becomes matter of serious Importance, and the
question is W hat shall We do to stop the hair from
ia'ilng on, ana restore Its vgOr and beauty In re-
Ply TO thIs susry, We beg to say. try DR.. HARRIS
hAiK PROMOTER MD IMPROVER. A few
applications will stop the hair failing or breaking
remove dandruh, keep the scalp clean and white,
snd lmpart freshness and vlgor to the hair; and
although J gu may have been bald twenty Years ths
continued use of 1t two months will insure Won n
luturant head Of hair. Gail and get bottle. and if
end get the price paid. -
Ask FOR Dr. Harris Hai, Promoter and Improver.
,, Sp 90 IN Richmond BY w. fETERS Drug
and IN Washington city by II. ID. GII.MAN, Drug
9,st, Bronns hotel BuIldnr. Pa. avenue, and b.
avenue. sni I,
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fectorj making u now one OF the ,s~n.t 20 hls
m ~ me ps.Ilot' where has facilities for
nIhSES and LIGHT WAGONS nanno, ~. -
passed, and from his long experience m ~. &c h SUI
ness, ne hopes To give general satIsiuot,on ~ ousi
hand. s"' " oSons kept on
!, at,sf neatly done. and all orders promp,
SECOND hand Csrri.es 90 taken in e1 cham. for ~,
ne q, ANDREW J. JOYCE
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Rev. JOHN PIERPONT,
THOMAS A. DEXTER,
3, n; RENPALL, M. ID.
THOMAS c. AMORY,
PETER HARVEY,


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When the Blood becomes vItIated, Impure or too
weak, the flesh loses Its vitality, the skin becomes
yellow and pallId. tha Liver dIsOrdered, Dyspepsia
and lndIs estIOn follow the Spirits druOp Sery Wins
ness commences, and Life becomes burden,
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taste 1t Is particularly adapted to Female com
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ings, or Kidney and Bla der affections 1t acts ike
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Commissioner of the General Land 0fic;


NOTICE TO PRE- EMPTION CLAIMANTS,
Every person entitled 10 the rIs hit of pre- emption
10 any oil the lands within the and par Of
townships ab rve enune Ta'et requ ed Ia tabs
The same Ia thu satisfaction of the register aud re-
crlver of the proper land Office ard make payne
Therefore as soon as practicable after lag rms
adt'C', and before the day appointed for the com
mencement of the pubic sale OF the lands embrac-
INK tue tract claimed otherwise such claim will be
forfeited. THUS A HENU6tCKS
Commissioner Of the General Land Uttce.
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