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ROAD NOTICE.

OTTCE IS HEKEB1 NEN THAT
a petition " i'll he presented to the Comm is
sioncrs o Belmont county, al their June session.
pr,y ing for a CouI " Road to be laid out and estab.
ilshed in Wheeling township, commencing AT the
corner of Matthew Henderson and Moore sioan's
land, at the county line of Harrison, RUM ing Sou IN
along the line of said farms, also South on the line
between John Calderhead and William Cochran.
and on or near The line betw cen Samuel Henderson
and John Henderson 10 the lands vi Alexander Hen.
derson 10 the West end Of has lane. runninK With
said lane 10 the lands of John Baker. through his
lands on the North of Bakerr house, and the near.
est and best route 10 the Caanty Road At Rohast Cha
ada's, in Colerain townsAtp.on ,Aid Bakers iand.
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Commercial Matttrs.
MARKET.

CINCINNATI. A'riI l3.
Flour unchanged; Provisions unchanged g. buoy
ant. Wheat not yet developed; holders firm; buy
ers inclined 10 come up TO their views.
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ST. CLAIRSVILLE MARKET.

CORRECTED WEEKLY BY JOHN JEPsoN, GRO
GER, MAIN TREET
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT

at the Probate Court for Belmont county the
Undersigned were appointed and qualified as Execu.
tor Of the estate Of Arch iba:d Holland, decd, late oil
Belmont county.
AL those indebted to sa id estate are requested to
make immediate payment, and those having claims
against said estste are notified to present them fol-
settlement within one year from this date.
eprS ANDREW Y. BUCHANAN. E1'r.
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2,5Oo Enibroidered coIlarsIfrom I2is sp; the larxst
assortment and cheapest efaf sfoaght V Wasss
ing.
500 Parasols very low. Together with stbe No.
gains never be fore offered.
Call tie especial attention ofths Trade es Q splsn.
did stock of N illinsry SOoat, such a. Bon,aets, 18th
Straw and Silk, Bonnet frames sfevery kind, Straw
Gimp, Bonnet Borders and plain Drillipxs. Ylowsrs.
Skirt Net. Linen. Capes, etc. All OF which I will
sell al Eastern Joboing Priees, asi buy direct fso
manufacturers:
! am able to sell 10 the very slo.ess Trade. vhso
patronage I invite. ISAAC RAGgk
apfgiy f23 Main ST.. Whsslins, We.
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DISTRICT CoURT.--District .4ourt for
this county commences to- morrow Friday. }
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FROM NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, April IL.
Thos. R. Whitney, formerly a member Of
Congress from this city, died at his resi-
dence to-day.
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GROVER & BAKERS
CELEBRATED
FAMILY SEWING MACHINES

495 BROA D. AY, NEW YORK.
So. WEST FOURTH STREET, CINCINNATI
I54i, SUPERIOR ST Rect. CLEVELAND.
IPThese Machines are now Justly admitted
TO be IN e hest in use for Family Sewing, making
"a new strong. and elastic stitch, which will NOT
rip, even if every fourth itch be cut. Circulars
sen l OF application by letter. april
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WASHINGTON, April Is.

WASHINGTON, Apri 10.
HoUsE-Mr. Caruthers of Me-. appeared
in his seat to-day, fer the first time in this
session. The House went into Committee
of the Whole, to establish a Police Guard,
for the protection of life and property in
Washington City.
A long debate ensued on the District of
Columbia public bill.
The Committee rose and the House ad-
journed.
SkNATE.-At 10 o'clock Senator Green,
Without preface, moved that as the House
had disagreed to the Kansas Bill, that the
Senate should insist on a Committee of
Conference in lieu Of resolving to adhere.
Mr.. Simmons, Of R. l., called for the
yeas and nays.
MIR Pugh asked how the Senate could in
sist on a Committee of Conference after the
House had resolved to adhere.
A long and desultory debate ensued. The
Senate, on Green's motion, resolved to ap-
Doin1 committee of Conference, yeas 80,
rAnothsf aiscussion en-.
he power <e g8piaauQf the
Hnntez and Sc
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The SCANDINAVIAN REMEDfEs.-The fol-
lowing is taken from the South Bend (Jnd3
Register of Sept. 4, ls57-Hon. Schuyler
Colfax, n. c., Editor:
1--WE rarely allude to Patent Medicines
editorially, leaving them to speak for them
selves in our advertising columns; but tt is
only sheer justice to say that DR.. Roback's
Scandinavian Remedies are performing
some extraordinary cures in Northern and
Central Indiana, and really seem to be wor-
thy of trial by the afflicted. We nave no.
ticed in our Indiana exchanges, alone, ac-
counts of three or four remarkable cures eff
fected by them within the past month, GER
titled to by persons with whom we are well
acquainted. And we select from than the
following, because the signature will be
we'll known to all our old citizens. Morris
Morris is one Of the most valued and widely
known residents of Indianapolis, was for
many years State Auditor, and enjoys the
highest confidence of all who know him
He has just voluntarily published the annex
ed certificate in the Indianapolis Journal.-
A9verfisemsSt,
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CONGRESSIONAL.
Fight in the House :!

WASHINGTON, April IL, 1858.
HoUsE.-On motion Of Mr.. Clarke, i'm
mediately after the reading of the journal,
the House adjourned to afford the members
an opportunity of attending the funeral GER
emonies of Mr.. Benton, this afternoon
Nearly all the members fingered in the hall
after the House adjourned, conversing either
in groups or in their seats, wqen they were
startled by a fight between Mr.. Craige Of N
c., and Mr.. Helper, author Of a book emit
tied "The Impending Crisis" formerly OF
N. C. They had just before been angrily
engaged in conversati N. Crowds rushed
in and separated the combatants while they
were engaged in dealing heavy blows. Mr..
Helper was temporarily taken in charge by
the Sergeant-at- Arms. A number Of la
cies WHO were on the floor at the time, were
ceeding.
SENkTE.-A message was received from
the House, announcing the adherence to
the amended Kansas Bill, and it calls for
the passage Dfthe Deficiency Appropriation
Bill.
III. oiSCh; " Nho'3 So'C hObSS thoI ut
would call up the Kansas Bill tomorrow at
ten o'clock.
Adjourned to attend Mr.. Benton's funer-
al.
A pistol and knife were found upon the
person of Mr.. Helper after he was taken in
to custody. He made no attempt 10 use
the n. Al an investigation Of the ARRAY
Senator Hall, and Montgomery and Blair ap
peared as his CONSUL. The justice held the
accused to bail to keep the pace.
The funeral services of Mr.. Benton was
attended BY the President and his Cabinet.
the Foreign Ministers and the members of
both Houses. The remains were placed up
on the cars for transmission to St. Louis.
Senator Bigler to-day presented to the
President the tender from the Adiutant
General of Pennsylvania, of a regiment Of
Volunteers.
The Cabinet held q long s%ession, com.
mencing at 9 O'Clock to-day, in relation to
affairs in Utah. 1t 10 said the President
contemplates sending a messsg &c to Congress
upon the subject.
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BALTIMORE MARKET
NEW YORK MARKET.

BALTIMORE. April 10.
Flour and Wheat dull and unchanged. Corr
heavy at 9lCa6S for yellow
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NEW ROCHELLE,
LAWT0N BLACKBERRY.

HAVING MADE ARRANGEMENTS
with Rev. J. KNOX for a supply OF Plants of
this valuable Blackberry, 90, 900 strong, thrifty
Plants are offered at the following prices:
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Belmont County, Ohio-Court Of
Common Pleas.
CATHERINE WILLIAMS,
Us,

VEHE DEFENDANT, WILLIAM WILL.
LiAMS. is notified that on the l2th day of
Apsil,9s5a, the petitioner. Catherine Williams. filed
9 petition IN the Clerks Office of said Court, pray
ing fof q divorce, elimOny and the custody of the
minor children Of said parties, for the following
carses: Three years within absence; gross Iegiecl
of duty, and three years habitual drunkenness. The
said petition will be for hearing al the next term Of
said Court on or after the 2sth day OF NAV next
ID. D. T. COWEN, Atty. for Pet'r.
ADril Il la5s-6w
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MUNICIPAL

Cincinnati, April 6.
The election for municipal officers took
place here yesterday. The anti-Lecompton
ticket was elected BY , 500 majority, giving
that party Is out of n members Of the
Council.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-12-29
AN ATT

NV AS1
To legalize elections, acts aud contracts under
can act for the Public Instruction Of the State
Of Iowa." approved March IL, 1858.
WHERIAs, Elections have been held, contracts
made. acts done and taxes levied, schools
taught and teachers employed. in many, il
not all, the school districts in this State, in
consequence and by reason Of an act Of the
last General Assembly Of this State, com.
monty called the act for the Public Instruc.
ton Of the State of Iowa;
AND wHEREAs, The Supreme Court Of the
State have recently decided said act 70 be
unconstitutional and void in many OF it, pro-
visions: And a. great confusion 10 about to
result in consequence Of such state of
facts, unless curative act be passed there
fore
SEQ /. Be i enacted By tie Board Of Eaueo.
ton of TIE State Of Ioua, That all elections
which have been held. or have taken place, all
acts done. and contracts made, and any tax
which may have been levied by any person.
school district or corporation, Aud any rights
which any person, school district or corporation
may have acquired under and in pursuance Of
an act of the General Assembly, entitled "an
act fos the Public instruction Of the State Of
Iowa. approved March 18th, 1858, be and the
same are hereby legalixed and confirmed a full.
ly and effectually IS though the same had taken
place in pursuance of legal enactment: Pro-
Uidsd. That nothing in this act shall be con.
strued TO impair the right of the Board OF Edu.
cation to fix the term of Office Of any officer
elected under said act. Of to abolish any Office
created by said act.
SEC 9. This act to take effect and be in
force from and after its publication in the lows
Weekly Citizen. the State Journal and the
Iowa Statesman.
(Signed) DRAM FAVILLE.
Pres. Of the Board Of Educatios.
hereby certify that the foregoing il true
and complete copy Of the Act. - this day pass
I'd by the Board OF Education.
j. T. TuBBY,
Sec'y we tenn. Of the Board.
December 18th, 1858.
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Clayton county. loyo
January Term, A D 1850.
District Court
wesley Dasrel.

John Xln00Rpc9H6,y
vTyE defendant in the above entitled cause Who hss
been returned "not found" i hereby notified that
% the LIST day Of September 1883, the said plaintiff
commenced his suit sSainst you and Aled petition IN
said cause, claiming OF you the sum Of One Hundred
and twenty dollars and eighty cents, as money
due promissory note, and that writ OF attach
meut has issued from this ONCE against your goods and
ehattels, lands and tsnements and that unless you
appear and thereto or before the morning OF
the second day OF the said term Of said court, which
Will commence on the third Monday, being tho 18th
day Of January, A 1850 judgment will be render
ed thereon aud sg inst the property attached IN &C
oordancs with the demands o! the plaintiff
THOS. UPDEGRAlf, Crk D. @.
ELUAH OpELL. Atty for plaintiff
December 9, Is5s- ll2w4 lrr. fee %
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ENGRAVING NEATLY EXECUTED
KENYON'S NEW
SKY.l|GHT DAGUERREAN GALLERY.

AVER the Post Once, McGregor, il now open and
ready for visitors Thankful for your liberal pat.
ronage during the past summer, am determined to
merit it in the future, by making such Pictures asd ct
such prices shall please all feel confident that
can do co. having had ten pracice Of the art.
Dayuerrsotypss, Ambrotypes, Melsinotypss, Curo-
types Pspyrotypss Photographs taken In one ten
seconds ct IS censs to 10 dollars. 0. 4. KENYON.
ne0regor, Nov. II, ls3snou
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nSehso H. ana believe IT the best medicine its
pose ever put out With bad cold should sooner
pay twenty i've dollars for bottle than do without il
| or take any other remedy"
GROUP, wH0oPING COUGH, INFLUENZA,
SPRINsFiELp, Miss, Feb 7, 1855
Brohsr Aver: will cheerfully certify YOUR Pecfovo,
the Test remedy possess for the cure of whoopns
cough, Group, and the chest diseases children We
of your fraternity In the SOUTH sppreciate your skin
ana commend your medicine to our people.
AMOS LEE Esq, Monterey, Ia, writes, Sd jan 1895
ak weeks took many medicines without relief nnsl
y tried your Pectoras by the advice Of cersu man
ne nrst dose relieved the soreness in my throat
lungs; less than one halt the bottle made me CON-
pletely we'll Your medicines the cheapest a. well
~ the best We oan buy, and We esteem you, Doctor
aud your remedies, as the poor mau's friend.''
ASTHMA, PHTHIsIC, AND BRONCHITIS.
West MANCHESTER, Pa, Feb l, 1856.
Sir You: Chrry Pictorial Is performing marvel
lous cures in this recton 1t has relieved several from
alarming symptoms Of consumption, and il curing
man VINO mas ISbored under an affection Of the lungs
4. 4. Romsey, " D, Albion. Iowa, writes sept s,
fosnd nothing equal to your Cherry P.ctcral Tor giving
ease aud relief to consumpve patients, curing such
We might add volumes Of evidence, but the most
convincing proof Of the virtues Of this remedy 10 scupd
in it, effects uroa trial.
CONSUMPTION.
Probably no one remedy has ever been known which
cured many and such dangerous cases as this Some
no human aid reach but even to ,hose the Chez
~ Pscscssl sdards Relief and comfort.
AsToR House., n. Y. City, March s, 1855
Doctor dyer Lowell: feel it . duty and pleasure
70 inform you what your Cherry Pecoral has done Ss
my vita She had bsAn I've mouths lahcripg under The
dangerous symptom: OF consumption, from which no
aid - could procure ave beg much relied. ehe W1s
steadily falling, unu DE- Strong, Of this city. where
hsve come TT advice, recommended TRIAL az your
nsd1eans We hiess bis kindnsss ~ W do your skill
s shs has recovered from that day ebe 10 not 20 =
stscog - she used TO be, but il free from her cough,
and calls hezeslf we'll.
Yns,Rs0 9TH cpAf t,d> anA
ORLANDO sH8isY, Of Sh61,sLk.
Coosumptives, do noS dserair till you have triad
Ave's cArvry Pictorial It 10 made by Of the best
medical chemists In the world, ADD It's ali around
Us bespsak the high nerts CT its rtuss PhGad.rAa
Ledger 1907
Prepared by J, C. Aver, Il Co, Lowell, and sold by
all nr,,o
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New Hotel
SCOTT 4 WRIGHT.

Ksia sssea. $: NeGREGOR, IOWA.
VEvHE undersigned having leased the we'll known
American Hotel, beg leave to inform the Travelling
public and the rest Of mankind, that they intend .
make It worthy the patronage Of travellers and II e.
tsntion to the wants Of guests, good fare and Low
prices any inducements. hope to have share Of
buAness
In connection with the Hetei IL the largest Bayn IN
town, which il under the charge Of sxpsrieuoed
Ostlsr, and tsamstess can depend upon having thsk
teams we'll cared for.
Our house being the
Stage Office, Railroad Ticket Office.
Ameriea Espress and General FSs;gAs
Office,
presents advantages than any other can show In
the dty, and ~ ws ask Of friends, Il 70 ~ ~
ooss, aad u not sstisned, not 70 soms again.
Call u ladies AID gentlsmcn Ct acquainted NTH
our style sad - how you hkst. losU
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THE undersigned, ct the old stand Of Miller 4
i Bsss', will furnish
STO YES TO THE SCHOOL DISTRICTS
Of Clayton county, and tsAs in pay an order on the
Treasures Of the county. A. & L. r. kcXINAIE.
Me6rsgos, Dec IL, 1853 lnll3
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DOCTOR HOOFLAND'S
cBLRBRArED
GERMAN BITTERS,

GERMAN BITTERS,
PREPARED ny
Dr.. c. N. JACKSON, PAaadelpAie, Pa,
WILL EFPscruALLY Ours
Liver complaint, Dyspepsia, Jaundiee,
aud ali diseases arising from disordersd Liver or
Consti-
patton inward
Piles, fullnsss or Blood ..-
to the Head, Acdity on tho
stomach, Nausea, Heartburn, Dis
gust for Food, fullness or weight in the
stomach, sour Fluctuations. Sinking OF
fluttefing at the Pit Of the stomach, swimming
Of the Head, hurried and difncut Breathing Flut-
tssng q the Heart, choking su6ocatng sensations
when in . lying posture. Dimnsss Of Vision, Dots
or webs before the sight, Fever and Dull PAIN
in the Hsad. Deficiency Of Preparation,
Yellowness Of the skin, and Eyes, Pain
In the side, back, chesst, limbs, &c,
sudden Pushes OF Heat, Burn.
Ing in the Flesh, constant
and great De-
preston Of
.spirih.
The propristcr In calling tbs attention Of the pub
lie to this preparation, does With feeling Of the ut
most confidence in its virtues and sdsptation the
dieeases for which It is recommended.
It Is new and untrisd article, but enc that has
stood the test Of years. trial before the American
people, and its reputation and sale il unrivsed by any
similar preparation extant. The testimony in its favor
given BY the most prominent and wsll-known ?hysi.
clans and individuals In all parts of the country i'm
mense and careful perusal Of the almanac, publish
I'd annually by the proprietor and 10 be had gratis Of
any Of his agents. cannot but satisfy the most sAeptca
that this rsmsdy really deserving the great celebrity
il has obtained
Principal Omes and manaiaesosy, No. AIS AncH
street, Philadslphia, Pa.
For Sale 6y Hoffman. Benton q Co.. Nc
Oregon; II. @. Martin, Monona c. W..
Hagensick. GAINESVILLE Loimier 4 6tesrns.
Clayton Hagsnick 4 Thons, Clayton Gen.
ire d. How e., Ukader. ll0yl
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Mail Route to DEBORAH.

Mail Route to DecoYah.
We are indebted to Hon. @. Y. Joxss, foe the fol-
lowing letter: ...s q.
Posr OPrrc. D.pA1rxsNr,
Contract Once, Dec. 81, 1855. (
sSir I'm reply to the letter Of A. p. Richardcon
Of Mc0regor Iowa, and the petition accompanying IT,
referred BY yen, asking mail route may be establish.
ed fsm Ac0regoF to DEBORAH, direct, I have = say
that In the advertisement being prepared Of thl
Post Routes established at the last session Of Con
grsss, route between those points will bs included
for three times week SERVICE with invitations for pro
posals for SIX times week. The Advertisement viii b
issued perhaps in January or February next.
Very, respectfully, your obedient servant,
WILLIAM H. DUNDkS,
I'D Assistant p. n. General
Hon. Csc. ". JOINS, b. 8. Senate.
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Aas sssssAias sses1 to our trade, ws0sttes oursslv
ssss liberal share Of patronage viii b extended TO
AAskissss will b glad t. ~ his seassi.tsses u
Ne s'S ssssd q Allss Dass' store, Main stress,
ls0ssgos. Dsasabss !, IsSstfIll
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MCGREGOR ACADEMY.
TIME Winter Term Of this institution will commence
Monday, Oct. 25th. term OF twelve week..
TUITION Pen rERM.
Primary Glaze, $3.50.
intermediate, - 40
Higher. - sec.
An additional 5oess will Be required II Paid n
advance. milf y. b. IOMLlNeON.
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Piled full Of the bet Lumber Of the upper Mississippi
Teabout has taken up IN idsa that . man can get
at trading WHISTLER he makes anything or not and
hence he pays very little attention 70 prices long
sometimes 6lled with Furniture which he swan, for
Grain, which he swaps for Flour, which he swaps for
f.s Cattle iorsss Hogs, Sheep. Dogs. Old Clothes,
Billiard Balls, Whiskey, Lumber, Sand, Lime, Oxen
Land any other thing that can BE- tarned out In
trade. lie has - much money he wants and there
re prefers to deal in propesty-hence this Is just the
place to exchange all your useess traps for something
that will suit You. The Winter will probably b . ~
vsre aud It to your interest sell your stock and
build houses to keep your families comfortable. No
man underssll me In the Lumber markst-no man
can give YOU - good trade for your farm products.
This Is not Gas, you all know am not gassy, but
cannot omit this opportunity Of telling you that will
st such rates - viii send you home rejoicing.
Drive up to the long frame buildisg East Of the
Public square, and enquire for FRANCIS TEADOUT.
Mc(sreSor, Sent 20. lSS8tflO3
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EXCELSIOR!
"a Watch Making & Repairing! "a,

"a Watch Making & Repairing! r.
n great and important end accomplished !!
b Lathe for turning and finishing every dssssptioa
d work, connects I'd with the manufActosy and repair
ng Of watch movements. Ths advantages gained in
IN
polishing and 6ttng pivots Jewels ruby lever
pallets &c, &C., whereby the most delicate parts
are secured and held In their proper position tor
operations; time saved and other great sdvantasss
gained. Patented July Is, 1851.
AUGUSTUS FRENCH,
Having purchased right use the above described
Lash, land the only having such Lath, OF right in
thu. vicinity and NTH the addition Of other sxpsnsivs
andimprovcd wheel and pinion cutting engine, and
rounding up machine, would here state, that an
to make new OF repair any part Of the Anss
watch In q scientific and workman-lke maunAr. No
watch maker has taken greater pains to improve In
this important branch than myself having thoroughly
studied the primary construction Of watches IN con-
nexi0n with . knowledge OF many expsrimeots made
BY OF the best workmen In New York. under whose
instruction l have been. I do claim . Theoretical
knowledge aud practical Of the vazoa.
perectons and psrfections In the different classes
watch movements. ! make 1t my principal study to
improve and excel In this important business Those
who have hne watches that nsed repairs win AVE time
proper usage, BY calling on me and getting them put
In good order. Ind mistake, your watch however,
ans choice will be in safe hands IL left with me-
have apprentices tnksrs at the business but IL
will be my constant endsavor BY personA attention
business reduce the science Of watch mating to
prastics, asd my increased facilities enable mo TO do
work u lass rates than any who hangs 'sgu,'
and makes attsmps 1t watch making, with tools, or
Lathes regulate have on hand good assortment OF
watch materials to supply country dealers low a.
New York prices have the art Of making Jewels os
all kinds, also Chronomotes balances, in fact every
part OF . watch, and county watch makers will do
we'll send to when they have watches that require
new parts that they cannot supply.
Clocks and Jswslry viii also rsos,vs sstsntico.
ENGRAVING NEATLY EXECUTED
al an located in the Post Once building Re-
member the place, n the sign Of tbs big Watch. -
Having had charge Of the .steh work Of one q the
finest establishments In the the wsst los rear hsvS
the satisfaction OF giving below, thsT Recommendation
q . matter Of reference. AUGUSTUS YRENCH
Mc0rsgce Iowa, june II, ls6ssSsH
MILwAUksB MAJ Is, 1855
TO ALL WHOM II 1lY CONCERN: This
cegtiss thss Mr. Augustus Preach has been In our en-
plcy during the wear Of 1857 - : wsschnak@r ana
NEST chsesfully recommend him . very svpsviov
workman IN ~ thas pertains 70 the ~atehnaking
6udnsss. MArSOS 4 LOOMS