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A. b. MoRTLKY ESQ.,, Of UTICA, N. Y writes: al have
used your PEcToRAL myself aud in my family since
purpose put ont. With bad cold should sooner
pay twenty dollars for bottle than 10 without it. Of
take any other remedy"
Group, WhoOping Cough. Influenza.
SpRINsFEtp, Miss, Feb. =. 1856.
BROTHER AYKR: will cheerfny certify your PICTORIAL
the best remedy we possess for the cure Of Wogpng
your fraternity in the South appreciate your skin, and
commend your medicine to our ay pssp' c,rv,,, -
AMOS LEE, Esq, MONTEREY IA, writes, Sd JAM 1856:
81 had tedious Influenza, which confined in doors
six weeks; took many medicines without relief; finally
tried your PICTORIAL by the advice of clergyman.
The first dose relieved the in my and
lungs; ess than half the bottle made completely
WELL Your medicines the cheapest as the best
buy, and esteem you, Doctor and your reme-
dies as the poor mans friend"
Asthma or Phthisic, and Bronchitis,
WEsf MANCHESTER, Pa, Feb. 4, 1885,
Sir: Your CHERRY PEcroRAL is performing marvellous
In this section. II has relieved alarm
lug symptoms Of consumption, and is now curing man
who has abored under affection Of the lungs for the
last forty years. HENRY L. PARKS Merchant.
A. A. RAMSEY, MD, ALBION, MosRoE Co., IOWA,
writes Sept 1852 During my practice Of many years
have found nothing equal CHERRY PEcfoRAL for
giving ease and relief to consumpve patients, curing
such curable."
We might add volumes Of evidence but the most con-
vncing proof Of the virtuss Of this remedy found in it,
effects upon trial.
Consumption.
Probably no one remedy has ever been known which
cured 20 many and such dangerous this Some
no human cid can rsach but even to those the Ca11y
PHc1oRAl affords relief and comfort.
AssoR HousR NEW YoRx CIrY, March 3, 1855.
DocfoR ARA, LOWELL; feel it duty and pleasure
10 inform you what Your CHERRY PEcroRAL has dome r
ny wife, She had been ave months laboring under the
dangerous symptoms Of Consumption from which aid
could procure gave her much relief She steadily
falling until Dr.. Strong Of this city, where have
for advice, recommended trial Of your medicine. We
bless his Kindness do skill for she has recov
cred from that day She not yet az strong as abe used
10 be, but In free from her cough, and calls herself WELL
Yours with gratitude and regard,
ORLANDO SHELBY, or SHnBYvuIE
Cbnxmppes do despair till you have tried Arms
CHERRY PICTORIAL 1t 10 made by Of the best medical
chemists in the world and its all around bespeak
the high merits Of Its virtues Philadelphia LEDGER
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|We ale indebted to the Legislature Of
lows, for copies Of the Constitutional Debates
presented in our absence by Hon. VIM. Nc
Cormick
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1857. 1852.
PACKARD,s MEMORANDUM,
IMPORTANT TO FARMERS AND MECHANICS.
iii A R I'D w "A R u.
IRON AND .NAILSu
Sign of the Mammoth Paddock,
OTTUMWA, IOWA.
The cheapest place to buy Hardware Iron, Springs,
Steel axles, and Glass, at
Wholesale Il Retail.
Having just received from the Eastern Jobbing
Houses and manufacturers generally large, splendid
and well selected stock of
HARDWA ARE.
TABLE AND POCKET CUTLERY, IRON, NAILS,
Glass, Butts and Screws,
Locks and Latches, Springs,
Axes, anvils; bellows, augcrs, bits, platform and
counter scales,
RUBBER AND LEATHER BETTING.
Hemp and Rubber Packing,
PAINT MILLS, COFFEE MILLS,
Steel yards and balances, shovels spades hay forks
cross cut and circular saws, saws hand saws and
Webbs saws trace log, coil, halter and dog chains;
tacks brads, fniahing nails lanterns, candlestick
mill and bastard es and in fact everything generally
kept In Hardware stores.
HOUSE BUILDERS
will find it to their advantage to buy their
Glass, Sash, BLINDS AND DOORS,
OF me, as always keep splendid stock on hand at
DEFYING COMPETITION.
My arrangements with Mt Pleasant, Burlington. and
Chicago SASH blind and door manufacturers are such
that all orders left with me will receive my usual
prompt attention.
We have in store and
ARRIVING DAILY,
IS kegs brads, nails and spikes;
90 boxes window glass;
dozen by4 pannel doors;
dozen window blinds;
1000 u assorted extra pine sash;
1000 shingles principally oak;
1000 good laths;
30 prairie pows to arrive in a few days.
MEG MICS
viii find fine assortment of furiong and short joint
ure, double and single iron planes, iron and wood
bench screws thumb pance, mortce and patent floor
ing guages, augers and bits;
HAMMERS Il HATCHETS,
Hand axes. broad axes, draw and shave axess and
squares, framing and rmer chisses, gouges, turning
| tools,
T O F A r M ERS
am offering the largest and best assortment Of
Foreign and Domestic Hardware
IN SOUTHWESTERN IOWA,
Comprising various things and every item generally
and new to the
P E O p L E OF w A p E L L o
And surrounding counties. will only say that you
respectfully and most cordially invited to call and
| examine my
Mammoth Stock.
As feel confident that from the quantity of goods you
can select anything desired.
| THE RED UC77ON IN PRICES WIZ MAKE IT
an object to buy Of me.
From the quality of goods am positive that can
give entire satisfaction.
Agents for Lppincott Bars fire proof safes; Nov
city Works platform and counter scales; Bloods
and tools at all times. Afew good
| CARRIAGES AND BUGGIES ON HAND,
FOR SALE CHEAP CASH.
feel under great many obligations to my custom
for their past liberal and continued patronage and
| earnestly solicit a continuation.
| Respectfully,
| G. q. PACKARD.
| n3o.y Opposite the Curlew House.
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GARDEN SEEDs.-The establishment Of our
friend Mr.. VIM. Dageett, has been replenish-
ed with perfect assortment of seeda.
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stockhoIder,s NIerting.

TIME Annual meeting Of the Stockholders of the
il Burlington and Missouri River Railroad Company
will be held at the office of the Company In Burlington
Wednesday, the S1st day OF March, 1885, at clock
p M, At which time nine directors win be elected for
the ensuing year.
Burlington, Feb. II, U.s.
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70 The Prairie Farmer viii be sent rwo years to
one subscriber for %, in advance.
u An old subscriber sending one new name and
% in advance, will receive two copies- one for him
self and one for his friend "
~ The Prairie Farmer will be sent on trial for
Three Months for 25 cents.
Address prairie Farmer" Chicago. Illinois.
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ATTENTION EVERYBODY!

ATTENTION EvERYBODY!
HIGHLY IMPORTANT NEWS FOR
THE COMMUNITY IN q ENERAL
HyHE undersigned having purchased the entire stock
of Dry Goods, Groceries, Hats, G ps, Bosts, Shoes
and Clothing formerly belonging TO Major Brother,
intends making it permanent business, and will keep
constantly on hand full and complete assortment OF
all the different articles belonging TO the trade, con-
sisting in part, Of
Prints, Ginghdms, Deldines, Debages, Akpaccds,
Ticking, Checks, Fgannells, Ba'cA'd Muslin,
Cambria, Jacconets, Cloths d Cassi,aeres,
Hats d Caps. Boots @ Shoes. Deer
Goats, Dress do, Shirts e Coisars, e.
and various articles too numerous to mention Those
wishing to purchase Goods In my line will please bear
in mind that do not intend to be undersod Give me
a call and examine Goods and prices.
Very respectfully,
WILL n. MAJOR.
Ottumwa, Jan. I, 1S5S-n44tf
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CM SEWING!

~ FRANCES WlLLIAMSf Is prepar-
1VA ed 20 do all kinds Of sewing In the best STYLE
having one Of Singers Sesciag Machines she can do
work 30 per cent cheaper than be done by hand
and will tcdyrdnt 1t not TO rip Orders may be left
Warden. s
November 4th, 1857 -n36r Sm
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Local and Miscellaneous.

be handed in on Tuesday evening to, insure
an insertion.
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Coali Coal! Coal!

VUNHE UNDERSIGNED Is prepared to supply the
u citizens Of Ottumwa and vicinity with the very
best quality Of COAL in any quantity to suit purchas
ers.
My Bank is of such character that 1t does not
suspend but viii pay all deposits and win honor all
drafts properly presented at Its PLATFORM.
Hyon want good article Of Peacock Coal, try it
and you viii be sure to get your money back My
prices win suit the times. A. LOTSPEICH.
Dec. 18th. '57-n43-y
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RUILDTN15 WATERTA1-

a ND The lots to build on for sale in the City of
"A 0ttumwa, perty Of rock, sand, water and NO lime
on the premises. JOHN GRANT
Feb 2e52-tf
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c. G.. PACKARD,

KXYHOLESALE and Retail dealer In ala kinds
w Hardware, Iron, Steel, Nails, and Glass. Also
agent for Lippincott b Bro Fire Proof Safes.
At all times good assortment OF Carriages and Bug
ges hand from the celebrated carriage repository
OF Packard 4 Barnum, Warren, Ohio.
kT Opposite the Curiew House, Ottumwa. Gn7-1y
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TVarmerss a Merchants bank Of Ash-
II land taken for Goods and on account by
tdec. II, '57-n42-tf1 JAMES HAwLEY
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ER n SIT MTLK.

DERsONS wanting good, fresh milk, should make
i their wants known to the subscribers, Mvinr on
the Harrow farm. o. c. Z a. GRAVES
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An unparalleled Discovery!
A POSITIVE AGUE ERADICATOR I

AN0vELL'S Bebeerne Mixture is positive cure for
~ Fever and Ague and all Bilious diseases. This
Mixture has been before the public for a number Of
years and has always been used with success 1t is
harmless \, and certain remedy. Get pamphlet from
For sale here by DR.. Taylor-in St. Louis by H.
Bakesiy, andin Rock Island, Ills, by the Proprietor
no-IO-1y
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structon in the
Latin & Greek Languages,
higher branches Of Mathematics and Natural Science
Tgxs BeoKs.-Bullions Lain and Greek grammer,
Pinneos English grammar, Rays Arithmetic and Rays
Algebra.
TERMS OF TUITION vary from a. to % per quarter,
according TO branches studied.
Rooms In the second story Of the Old CouEk House.
Feb. Is, 'oSn528m NJ. A. ROBB, Principal.
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STONE CUTTING.
OTTUMWA ACADEMY.

TuyHE End Session OF Ottumwa Academy-opened
December End, 1S57-will commence on Wednes-
day. March 10TH 1851 and will afford facilities for
struction in the
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~ V6NM6S -. NMCBCtm, ESls
SiR:-You are hereby notified, that ten days before
the next Term OF the District Court In and for wapeio
County, Iowa;t here win be le In the Clerks office,
the specific performance OF contract heretofore exc
cuted by with petitioners the sixth day OF june
A. d. 1857, whereby you contracted to convey unto
John g. Walker and J. W. Dixon, Lot number two-
hundred and (3) Second Street, in the
town Of Ottumwa, Iowa. And said petitioners will
claim decree Of said Court requiring you to convey
to Plaintiffs by deed OF general warranty said lot mum
Der and and in other respects
requiring you TO specifically perform contract
to said premises, and that unless you appear and
swer thereto, before the second morning OF the
next term of said Court xej by Law, judgment will
be rendered against You thereon, s. w. SUMMERS.
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FAIRBANK,s SCALES.
VuyHE genuine Fairbanks Scales Tor sale at manufac
IL turer's prices, by KEITH, ROBINSON co..
Sole Agents. Water, near Jefferson street, Burlington
Iowa. nol6-tf
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NO. 2
PROSPECTUS
l# OF THE
PRAIRIE FARMER FOR 1853.

THE Prairie Farmer is the leading Agricultural pa
per published in the Northwest 1t holds that honest
labor Is the foundation of all lasting prosperity and
that the working man should be enlightened honored
ana rewarded The labors of the Prairie Farmer are
diVided into three departments.
lst 1t strives to teach the best OF improyin0
the iarm its SOIL its buildings its products its live
STOCK, Its onyenience, and its comforts
I'd IL believes that fair prices for farm products are
just rs essential to the farmers prosperity as large
crops and fat cattle 1t labors to HELM him 10
the best market for his products and to prevent the
middleman from taking too much toll for his sery-
ces. - go -
3d. 1t labors to enlarge his stock Of ideas 10 IN,
prove his understanding, and while avoiding partizan
politics, to teach political economy
In addition to vast amount Of agricultural informs
ation the columns Of the Prairie Farmer give the news
81 the day,-both home and foreign. The variety ia
SUCH that family need take other city paper and
yet be well informed the events and topics
o, the DAY The art Of condensing is practiced. by
which great deal can be given In a small space
One portion ofthe Prairie Farmer discusses farming
second gardening; third, mechanics a fourth
household economy; fh, the markets. very full and
accurate sixth, local news, and by telegraph
and mail; seventh, devoted to interesting literary
matter and an eighth, to educational topics for the
young to all of which Is added large number OF ex-
cellent, practical and instructive communications on
various topics, each week The Prairie Farmer has
larger circle OF contributors than any other agrcuu
raj pager in the United States.
TERMS OF THE PRAIRIE FARMER.
copy year, In advance. Observation-Disclosures zoo
3copies I" " koO
-
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WOODEN WARE!

dies, Mops, Knife Trays Faucets Butter Ladies' and
Stamps Rolling Pins, Cocoa Dippers, Poatoe Washers
Stocks, Wash Boards, Nest Measures with or without
handles, Brooms, Clothes Pins, &C., &c.
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They had q horse-race out in Michigan last wsss
(2drst) for ever so many dollars, whereof tss
result was flashed over the Union By Telegraph.
The contestants were named "Frark Graagx"
and 4" Unknown The latter BofiAo horse. wed
ahead early in tie race, but fell behind and IN
beaten, in spite Of ha'd driving. Durias the As.
mile, the whip could not prevent his sabsidipg in.s
q walk, and, being whipped and spurred stu msrs
be fell on his knees, and bis rider had to give it u,
He afterward walked home to bis stable in Detroit
but in such condition that every effort WA made 10
save HMM vain. lie died at nine O'Clock nsrs
morning.
Is there barbarian tribs on earth which woei
permit such cruelty 10 the noblest animsl Sc hssss
race for twenty miles We believe not
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10 lie character Of an ecclesiastical tribunal. no
right to male any investigation whaterer. Win
respect to them, this ecclesiastical tribunal Is IN
fact 20 tribunal at all, but nero COLLECTION OF
und hicd individuals, who possess no more
authority for Investigating the character and
conduct Of the ladies in question than the
same number of individuals assembled at tea
paIy. But q tea. party-however ordinary usage
might seem to imply contrary observation-disclosures
no justification whatever for scandAllziog ones
neghbors, male female nor for the repetition and
rebasb, with more or less of new dressings, OF
second band title tattle. For every implication
sgantt the characters and conduct Of the ladies' IN
question, contained il the sentence Of expulsion
passed by the First Baptist Church of Williams
burgh against Judge Culver, all who concurred In
the IeI dton Of that sentence, or who aided in COL
lctirg the testimony on which it was founded, will,
we should suppose, be legally answerable before
tie civil tribunals. In reply to such suit they
would not, as apprehend, plead their membership
of tie First Baptist Church of Williamsburgb, and
that they were acting in this matter according TO
their best knowledge and the ussges of the Church
in such cases. However conclusive this plea might
be upon Judge Culver 1t would not answer for
thee laCes. Nothing, We imagine, would
meet the requirements of such a case short
of establishing to the satisfaction Of jury the truth
of the charges implied, and in this way the whole
case against Judge Culver would come up for re-
hearing. However desirable it may be to maintain
the discipline Of TIE churches, and however much
it may be wished that owe their own members they
would, in mauy cases st least maintain somewhat
stIic'er supervision, of course they cannot be al
low ed ary special privileges beyond those which
are con- mon to Us all, of expressing opinions, and
promulg.tiI sentences in which are involved the
neral character, aBd it may be, to-, tie response
biIty in a criminal procedure, Of persons over
whom they possets no ecclesiastical authority.
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ccrs.ic journals throosboos tss csus.y s,c a.,
ccnoeslirs or faI.itirs tAec forms tas a.ts.
sspec. Of the case. Uotl We bsve other s,ils,,,
than hiss yet reached u', We shau believe hr "a,
authors Of the story adopted BY The Herald A.,
been guilty tf other recett fsbdcstiOns, and IA
Hamilton AID kindred Pro Slavery u1isc-esO.a sAs.
selves committed the outrsges which tie let,su .,
Clay Pate and other PfO-slsyey corrcposi.a,
on the Mi,scuri border have attributed to Cot
Montgomery and bis bard. We do cert.inly ks,,
that the responsible authors Of those reports 4,
ne, have lied, IN supper. Of their party AID .As
charges against Montgomery rest mainly o, As;
statements, We withdraw whatever of credit o,
have heretofore given them.
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AemQork DAILY 1ribm,re
MONDAY, JUNE 7, 1853.

A dispatch from st. Louis, with intelligence
from Fort Lesvenworth to the I'd inst, discredts
the statemt Mt that Gov Cummings had been expelled
from Salt LSke City, from the fact that letters
from Camp Scott of the latest dates make DO men,
ton of such event. Information had reached Camp
Scott that supply Of beef cattle from Oregon was
clo,e at hand, and that Col. Hoffman was within
seven days march Of the encampment. The 81.
Louis Democrat hiss dispatch dated at Leaven-
worth On the Sd, which states, on the strength CT
an arrival from Fort Laramie that Cap! Marcy
train had beer cut of by the Mormons.
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TIC Isst fatal duel between Ccngressmen--that
of Graves aud Cilley--mpel!ed the passage by Con-
gross Of very severe law against Dueling. We need
not recap.uate its provisions, but they sre quite
strireeat. Ia de6sncs Of this law, Mr. Hughes of
IIdis-a has just challenged Col Harris of Illinois
VINO promptly accepted; after which, their I" diff
Guilty" was snicaby "settied." This settlement
We heartily rejoice over. as we did taat Of the
feud between Messrs J. B Clay Of Ky. aud Wm.
Cul,om Of Teun. But Why should Hop. gentlemen
ostcctstiousy parade their violation Ct subsisug,
whcerome necessary law, which is approved By a
great majority Of tbs People Why let the TACT
of the chslcpge and acceptance be made public
Why not simply say--if It we're deemed necessary
to say aoythps-tbat they had settled their differ
ence TO mutual satisfaction Why 80 waut0nly
proclaim themselves defers C law
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Our accounts from New Orleans are to Saturday
at IL o'clock when a collision was regarded as
imminent. Inaamnatory pacards bad been posted
calling upon the Americans to resist the Vigilance
Committee. LEGENDARY speeches had been made
by Col. Christy one of the candidates for Mayor,
and also by Co. Henry Of Nicarsguan nosoIiety,
calling the Americans TO arms, and offering to lead
tkem against the Vigilance Committee. Dir. T P.
White, broker, vino is said to have furnished the
Committee with the cotton bags used for barri-
cades, hsd bee shot at AID dangerously NO 1nded,
in front Of the City Hotel. Oae man had been
accidentally killed and another wounded, in the
camp of tue Vjglants. The Committee are re-
ported to have force Of 500 men enrolled.
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BACHELORS HAIR DYE-WIGs AND TOUPREs
Largest stock In tho wod-Ths celebrated st
No 3 Broadway Twelve pvste expressly or the spp
cation Of his famous HAs DYr the bss. eKtsnt B.rcHsos
WIGS and ToUPEEs have improvements al Others this the
only place where hee things properly understood and made
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To TIE AssoCa Press -,
WAsHIsGros, Saturday, Jare 5, lssa
The following officers have been ordered TO rePe'
on boali the slocpof war Saratoga OF ths lOs5 asi
roT at Norfolk, preparing to joo the Hone So -
Ftr: Cen msnder Turner Turner; Lieutenar,s go
wright Crosby, Gsmbe, Jesse, Taylor snd Hsmi.s. ~,
s.ig6on WheeiwIigtt; Assistsn. Surgeon W. '''1
con, jr.i and Purser c. j Emery. A..
TIE Court Martial ordered by the Secretary o. =. -
Navy 10 convene On the 10th INST, to inyeshs.S ".
charges egsinst Commander Boutwell,, conssss
Conmodore String cam, President, Captains oIss -,
Sstd., Glyrf McKeso Mercer, Lowfdes, hn % ~
Niles, Glendy, Puryia.ce, and CcmGsrtefs A'''
ard Ttcr. ,n
81 Hughes Of Indiana sent challenge ,ocAS H..
T,s s s.T.I sy,s.SSsd P pr snnporsy
fer sKsIsrsi:l. Lsts to night e. srrsnssmsl' W
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Z SINGERS IMPROVED SEWING MACHINE FOR ALL
MAsvrscrorHc PvkrosEars sscers, ths immense supen
ory Of nschines only necessary to inquire Of any
mechanic who Send for copy Of
SINGER Co.'S GAZETTE which viii BE- suppied gratis 1t
give. FIJI information tie subject. NJ SINGER Co.
No. t5s Broadway, EewYort
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LINE.

With roses crowned and cesseless sound
OF song birds In the forest singing
While flash ed and bright through fields Of light.
Yourg butte flies ar round us winging.
In esdOws fair ard gardens rare,
Asleep beneath the sunny noon
Above, Ground. each sight and soufd
Procisms the sway Of sovereign June.
But than flowers and breathing bowers,
In womaL's eye we note the season,
When and flushed she listens hushed,
To that move both heart and reason.
AID never yet will he regret
The rssh1ess of his FOND petition.
Who pleads in June the priceless boon
Of love returaed-0n one condition.
And that condition simply reads,
That when he tneels to win her glsnces,
His 6icss shsll suit the pursuit.
And be as 0i,y rs Der farces.
In SUMNER CLOTHES let him propose
No woman yet could answer coldly
A man no In SMITHS SUMNER STYLE
Adore ssed her frsokly, warmly. boldly
SMITH BRoIHERs ODePrice Wholesale and Retail Clothing
- I'D Fulto
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BARRH's TRIcOPHEROUs
IL the Bes, and Cheapest Article for Dressing
Besutifying. Cleaning Curling
Preserving and Restoring the Hair.
r.x.. try K For sale by all Druggists and Perfuness
HOILowAY's PILLs.-Operdting through the bile
and the bood crest sesrohs's Of the system d'css
the poison dseaie TIE facility with which
thew cure b, st-pss AID eishes is wonieIa ss \" "
Maiden lspe. n T.
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STRAW HATS
SUMNER STYLES 1853.
The RETAIL HATTERs the city and country especially
notified that
VIZ
A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT
Leborns aud BIsids for Mems Boys Misses and Children
wear in either
Or Two COLORs
universally acknowledgtd SIS being
IsiE MosT FASHIONABLE
AND SALyABLE
for Straw IIais.
SILVER GRAY Brown OR TAN COLOR
either Of which, with the shape aud trimmings,
PRESENT ADVANTAGES
never before offered in Straw Hats.
A. LELAND Co. No. 1870 Broadgay. N Y.