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DRY GOODS, &C.
STRING TRADE. 1853

BRY AN, ADA MS g. CO.,
A RE NOW RECEIVING their supply Of
" SPRING AND SUMNER DRY GOODS,
whIch were purchased on the best terms, and Sc
lectsd with care, suitable for families generally
DESTROYS OF cultivaring more OF the cash trade or
short time buyers, We offer our entire stock al
wholesale or retail, at such prices as will com
pete with any other house. We respectfully
solicit an examination OF our stock NH 81
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BUSINESS CARDS.
DIDGELY, HAMPTON & CO.,
IL, WHOLESALE DEALERS N
TEAS,

TUBACCU, and
LIQUORS.
Beg leave to call the attention OF dealers to
their large and we'll selected stock OF goods,
which they offer tor sale al the very lowest
rates, and upon the most accommodating teims'
AlfxaIdra NH l9-ti
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A CARD.-NATH'L BOUSH, GROCER
n aud SHIP CHANDLER, No. 3, F~lns s
Uharf ALEXANDRIA, Va. mn
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II ECEIVED THIS DAY,
X, AT GEO SIGGERS
BOOK and Pcriodcai Store, oRp 1site Ga-'ns iltrs
HARPER'S NEW MON HLf MAGAZINE
for MAY. price Z5c.
ATLANTIC MONTHLY for May, 25c.
HARpER's WEEKLY, \ \. Police GAZETTE, n.
Y. CLIPPER.
ALL THE MAGAZINES for May on hand
and everything else in the CHEAP BOOK, news
PAPER AND PERIODICAL LINE ap Z3
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ssS- | hereby offer myself as an Indepen-
dent candidate TOR the Clerkship OF the Circuit
Court, trusting, by attention and energy, should
| be elected, 10 faithfully perform the duties OF
the office. [feb 9-tEl EDW. B. POWELL.
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BOOKS, STATIONERY, sc.
TARpER'S NEW MONTHLY MA"H
III ZINE FOR MAY, a very lnteresun

TARPER'S NEW MONTHLY ha''A'
I'll ZINE FOR MAY, very interesting
number, price &c. y
The Lie OF General Sir Henry Have.ocK, n.
c. B.. by the Rev. VIM. Brock, 7Jc.
Baptism. ts'ed b. Scripture and history or
the Teaching OF the Holy Scriptures and tne
Practice and Teaching OF the Christian Church
10 every aye succeeding the Apostolic CON.
pared in relation 10 the subject and modes OF
Baptism. by Rev. Wm. Hodges, 4. NJ, vol. II
mo cloth, tl Is.
For sale b. JAS. ENTWlSLE & son,
an "a No %. Kirg-street.
JIUN FOR THE MILLION Fun for the
FamiIy!,-Have you seen II !-NIck Max
for May, al FRENCH'S. II is very funny
Price ~ cents.
GrahauIs Illustrated Magazine for May, con-
tans beautiful tinted eugraving-"May Day.
Five colorrd Fashion plates, great variety OF
beautiful Patterns Ladies Department, Qllus-
trated) etc, 2jc
Balou's Magazine for May, lOc.
Yankee Notions for May fresh supply, loc.
All the New Books Papers, ant Magazines
on hand ap -
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II To THE VorEas o7ALExAsDRA.-lh OF hereby
announce myself as candidate tor the ottce OF
County Constable, and respectfully solicit your
support, and pledge myself If elected, 10 dis
charge the duties OF tie Office faithfully.
ap l5-tE GEO. i. shEh"oop'
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.NGE AND ALEXANDRIA RAIL ROAD.

ESNE - -! sssE&
TIHE TRAIN leaves Alexandra daily at II
o'clock. A. NJ, for Gordonsville, come citing
win the trains on the Virginia Central Rail
road for the South and West, and with the
,ans on the Manassas Gap Railroad, for Wood,
sock and intermediate points.
an 1T J.R. NICKLIN, Ticket Agent.
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BOOKS, STATIONERY, sc.

HTFW AND ATTRACTIVE BOOKS, PUB.
= LtsgEp BY NELSON Il SoY The Roby
Family, or Battling with the World. sequel
20 the Giant X Her, or the Birtle which all
must Fight By the author of Tue Young
Begun" &c. soc.
The Ram6les of Rat, by A. L. O. F. author
Of The Giant Killer, soc.
The Better Way, or What do Live for by
Wm Randall BaIantyne soc.
Evil Deeds and Evil Consequences with
haLGsome colored plates, 6Oc.
Young Pilgrim. illustrative OF the Pilgrims
Progress. b. the autLor OF The Giant Killer,
Is cts.
The Clan; Killer, or the Battle which all must
Fight, SOC
Ny Mother, series of beautiful oil colored
pictures illustrating the nursery song OF My
Mother cloth. extra gllt 63c.
Pictures and Songs Tor tue Little Ones at
Home. printed in oil colors, pc.
Picture Reward Cards for sunday and Week
Day Schools printed in oil colors, by Baxter
patent process, each containing hymn and an
elegant engraving, III packs OF 10 cards. 20 cts
These are the pretIiest Reward Cards that have
ever been published.
The Heavenly Jerusalem, or Giimpses within
the Gates-"No Nlgatlhere-No Sorrow there,
Is CTS.
"Our Father who Art in Heaven story il
Illustrative OF the Lords Prayer, 2Jc.
Not a Minute 10 Spare, by 5. C.. Z5c.
The Basket OF Flowers, 4 Tale Tor the Young,
25 cts
Wings and Stings, a Tale for the Young, By
a. l.. q. r, 25c.
The Evening Hymn, 25c
Step b. Stop or First Lessons for Children,
25 cts. For sale by
JAMES ENTWISLE & son,
m 81 No o. kinu.sfreet
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NATTlNGS AND OIL CLOTHS.-We
h have in store A, j.a and 81 white and
checked Mattings OF superior qualities; also,
Floor Oh Cloths from TO yards wide, ele-
CANT styles 10 which attention is solicited.
ap % WINNERS Il co.
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TFNHE "G!ANT OF MON TIL Ii ES' AT
l FRENCHS Book and PertodIcH Dpot.
Harpers Magazine for May, is maglhcent
number price Z5c. ap %
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JULIUS DIENFLT-DENJlST, ALExAN.
., pRIA, Va Office, 40 Royal street, below
Prnce--Ofers his professional services to those
desiring them. Particular attention paid TO the
insertion of Artificial Teeth nov Sly
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'OLLOWAY'S ARNlCA PLAHTERN,
III sulp Quinine, Powdered Gum Arabic,
Iayne's Alternative and ExpeC'orant, OHaIic
Acid, Paysons lndeIble Ink, Diamond Cement,
Mrs. Aliens Restorer, and Woots Hair Resto-
rative Just received and Tor sale by
J. WILLIAM BOWLING.
ar2A cor. OF Fairfax and Prnce-sts
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pprvis ANTHONY LAWSON
IN A. BREWIS Il co, WHOLESALE AND RE
TAIL GROCERS, LIQUOR, And COM
MISSION MERCHANTS, CAMERON STREET,
A,xyIsnp,I V. NH 1l-tf
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M ELDRIDGE, GENERAL COMMIS-
M SION MERCHANT and SHIP BRO
KER, also, Agent for the Boston, Alexandria
and Georgetown regular line of Packets Union
Wharf. Alexandra, Va roy 4--tf
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his lais shes WIZ " hsaded ovaE Y she Assistant
gitF Atsosnag tuz aaik
KDAN CITIZEN Treasurer.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-11-09

THE OLp STORY The tale of woman's
ersdulity and mans uniaithiullness and per
fdy is as old as the everlasting hills The
most recent instance We have heard occur
red in a pleasant little villrge not one hun
dred miles from Dubuque. in the county of
-. The parties were both respectable and
intelligent and moved in the very fustest
families" Of the place. The young lady
was handsome, witty, gay to excess. Some
censorious persons were inclined to say, that
she carried her yiyacity and sprightliness
far beyond the limits propriety, but others
who knew her better, declared that she was
in heart pure and spotless. Late last winter,
at ball given near her residence, she met
hun y ho ~ss destined To be her ruin. Pos
ssssed Of 6ss psrson, winning address,
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and more than ordinary powers q converse
ton, he was NOT long ID gaining place in
her affections. We cannot trace the pro
grsss Of the intrigue, but il is sufficient 70
state that few weeks since the driuded girl
awOks from . dream Of mistskcn love and
distempsred Happiness to And herself ruined
and deserted. Her lover has lied the State,
and left herto bear her shame aione.s
She fought against her agony for awhile,
but il proved tn strong for her, and unable
70 bear the stings Of conscience and the
lash Of shame, she stole from her home one
dark night, leaving behind h,ra note ex-
pressing her intention to slufile Off this
mortal coil and her gaities, by plunging
tho waters Of the Wapsipinicon. Fortunate.
" she was prevented from accomplishing
her purpose, and her friends in the East
were written to- They responded to the
summons, and day or two since, they pass
ed through this city Ut their way home. &c
companied by this wretched girl who even
then required constant watching to prevent
her from destroying life which had become
only disgrace to herself and a burden u
her friends. OF her seducer nothing has
been heard, but il he has any heart, his re.
cmorse must be unceasing. II Dubuque
Times
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Or. L. ID. faine, DR.. 6. @. White,
.sUaseESpA aksssES,
PROFESSIONAL Calls in the city or coEu;ry promptly
i attended 20.
Office opposite Barrett House, Third ST., yer Par
Freeman's STORE
Dr. Paines residence on North Hill, opposite tie res
ldenee OF VI d. Browning Esq, Fifth ST., fourth
north OF ts norh corner OF the Public square
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Ko Purchasers OF Books. Paper and
Stationery

10 purchasers OF Books, Paper and
Stationery.
large Sock Of MISCELLANEOUS and otL@~ pks
Eastern HaUicsaie Prices.
q sSes jast received a very large stock , M
.'chnoi, Theological PoetiGai, Standard and Mis-
c=a;eous Books chased tbs Fall at tis Nesc York
afd Fhits5efphia 25at,s .Srles an prepared 20 sell
Among nay STOCK whsle found the following valuable
WORKS:
Pefry's Expedition to Japan, vol Calf, ANTIQUE.
Hugh Milieris " crks, 5rols.
iryings Life OF Washington, vols. :. d
1rsIng's Works Complete
Waverly Novels 81 IL yois.
Cooper's Gompie.e WORKS. S4
Bayard Tay!ar's Travels, s
America Encyclopedia, i Library.
Brands e
Bauas ss stem Of Minerslugy,1 Vol. cip,h
kollu's Ancient History, 1 Vois. NOR. antique.
s eaasoh ] "orks ovois. sh~sP
Spectator, vols. cali, antique.
Iohuson's works, g vols sheep -.
nsilaII's Middle Ages.
Prescott Complete Works, Il vols. Library
The Works Of Daniel Webster 6 vols cf5t..
haIerdits History OF The .. vols. cloth and sheep
ldreth's - q ,IaLh
Eane's Arctic Expedition, 2 vols
Ben john'on,s Dramatic Works, l vol. calf.
Beaumont q Eletchers 2 sheep
SllaksFsare's
passenger & Ford's Dramatic Works, vol.
Dickens Complete Works, vols. sheep.
E.edipgs I've.
Smailets
The Works OF Lord Baccn,3 vols.
The Modern British Essay ists,S vols. cloth.
Also, complete assortment of Cap Letter, Note and
Bill Paper Envelopes, School and Office stations ry al
ways on hand, at lowest prices, by
oct20 J. p. BROWN,
H. -
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FIRST Court IN OHIo.-rhe first Civil
Court ever held in the North west was tl,at
OF the Court of Common Pleas of Washiny.
ton county, at Marietta, Sept ID, 1858, by
Rufus Putnam and Benjamin Upper. presi.
ding Justices The court was opened with
pomp. A procession was formed, the Sher-
i'll, with drawn sword, in advance followed
by the citizens, officers Of the garrison at
ST Hermer, the members of the bar. the
Judges of the Supreme Court the Govern
or and a clergyman, with the Judge of the
Common Pleas in the order which they are
named Arriving at the hail OF the Campus
Martius the whole of the procession was
counter marched into il, aud the judges,
Putnam and Topper took their seats upon
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Ana Z great variety articles nsuaiy Kept IA a hrsl
cias. Asithbgse, which n.u.er.u. 10 mention
Mahogany end Btack " alRut Looking Glasses from rs
cents g. 90.
Git Frame Looking Glasses iror 81 70 to $3.50 co.
MattraEsts 81 IS to sll 90. =.
Brass Clocks with IroIl sratnes from 81 so TO IS 90
Ahbera discount 10 country dealers Isepl 6bp
s.ETsENss EfEs<S-A new patent which ! will
- put mp trial Of week and If not liked will be
taken down, free of c4arge-if kept price 81 co. ANY
one wishing to try then. can do by calling Ut my
septic hp II q HARIly
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To all to Whom it Hay Concern.

40 All TO W nom IL may concern.
1 \ Va the inventor Of aud Useful Improvement
In Smut Machines, which right Iae by
letters patent bearing cate 2nth Uct 1851 and there
are certain parties manufacturing machines and using
ny improvements. This is 10 nptify al persons who
make use or v-nd SAID improvements, that will hold
each and every person, who iniringes my rights,
sponsible for all such nringeme nts and will at their
expence establish the validity OF my patent.
Now a part OF what claim my invention is the
securing device, formed Of the alter attached TO the
cylindrical screw, IN combination with the securing
plate anu cylinder fern ID Of series Of rings placed
one over the other. fun Their claim the admissible
placed i'll the chs nber, and arranged relatively
with the FAM whereby tie ce,s and Ugh er and inferior
grain may, when OF sufficient value discharge from the
machine separately, apd in "a clean state or when
worthless aiowei TO into the fan box be elected
erefrom with the finer and igt fc eign
This is q part OF what claim in the summary to nv
patent. The above notice viii hope be sufficient thar
none may Claim enor a.ee of my right
word to the wise Is sufficient
March 20awn JOAN syyoCDwkRn
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FURNITURE FURNITURE i!
FRESH Arriyais at
q. c. II a RDy'S
RE7AiL FURNITURE BEDDING
d LOCKING GLASS WAREHOUSE,

d LOCKING GLASS WAREHOUSE,
Jefferson St. between Water an Main, in Mr.. Post!e-
waits four stosy bricx.
MR.. HARDY returns lis tanks to tho
IVA citizens Of Burlington and vieir .ty for their
previous patronage and solcits nance, feeling
confident that he continue give perfect sasfac-
ion.
Owing to hard times ! have purchased Goods yer-
much lower than fol merry, that II enables sell
MI Goods in my line to - per ss less than any
other house in the West and all Goods warranted as
COED as repre- sened or w. ty retarded. My stock
consists of the ioIiewiE if,o DIS, In ,..
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7. D. CROKER.

(senior partner c. late hrm Croker 4 Rro.i
Attorney "a .ouaseiiOr at SAVE
BJRLLNGION, ~ WI.
MILL. attend promptly to Collection OF Debts,
" Lahd Agencies, b!scounting Notes, and all other
business o. his profession.
UEES!.--S Go0itiaugh Il Brooks Rank CORNER Iaf.
Sfs9n ant 'iA!L sts. isaly 3-bpv.
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The bench; The audience was seated, and
alter . divine benedicfion was invoked by
the Rev. Dr. Cutler, tho high Sheriff, Eben'
szsr Sprcut advanced to the door and pro
claimed aloud o yes. y yes !! . court is open.
ed for the .administrntion Of even handed
justice to the poor and the rich, 70 guilty and
innocent, without respect TO persons; none
to be punished withouta trial BY their peers,
and IN pursuance Of the laws and evidence
in the case. Besides the crowds OF eme-
grants and settlers, there were present at
the ceremonies, hundreds of Indians, who
had their encampment in the vicinity for
the purpose Of entering into treaty with
Federal Government 1t must be admitted
that Sheriffsprout WAS more intellige mt and
imposing in his style Of opening the hrst
court, than one Of his successors in Illinois,
who when ordered by the court, thus, Mr.
Sheriff, open the court, proclaimed, Y yes
o yes! Court open, and when afterwards
directed to adjourn the court, cried out to
the bystanders, o yes, Oyes, court am shut
IN w QUARTERLY
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Great Bargains IN Books, Paper and
Stationery
PATENTED OCT. 20, 1857.
Important to Millers!

Important to Millers!
ss'S NEW >Jf0E' MACHINE
AND SEPARATOR COhsstNEO.
N11L take this method VI inforu hiers generally
w that We are now manufacturing and VIII keep
Constantly hand Woodward's Combined Shutter and
Separator. This Machine consider the best now in
use and we hazard nothing in saying every Miller who
has yet used it will bear ia this assertion 1t "a
compa and durable, moves with less power than most
machines and does all the work heretofore performed by
three machines viz the Screen, separ ator au smut
ter, to nothing of the Tanning Mill which has usual
ly to be used in cleaning dust from oGai.
AS to the mode of operation, in the first place 1t scpa
rates the sticks throws balls aud part Of the
os.ts from the grain before securing. While in the
proc OF securing the grains brought In with
sta ing blast OF air, which carries of dust AZ
made II then passes into larger Separator where il
Is cleared of chess, imperfect grains oats &C. and ia
then ready for grinding. The dust Is All no, onlv
cleared from the grain, but from the chess and
oral, and blown clear out OF the mill. Another very
great advantage is that it be the same floor
with the burrs any where else in the mill thar nav be
desired, as it makes no dust whatever.
Every Miller knows that Is utterly impossible TO con.
sruct mill that VIII make good -four out OF dirty grain,
unless the dirt be FIRST removed No better has
yet been invented for this purpose than Waoiwards
Shutter aud Separator and II believed non. as well
adapte' Western Grain. They In use and
san beg en- Al twoo the Mills this city Sunderland
& Bros., and Reiser 4 Co.'S.
Orders prcmpiy attended 20.
oct es-dstf WOODWARD, KEisER & sHsRRILL,
harrington, Iowa.
Polk CiiY, March "a, lS5s.
Der Str:-Yoar shutter tina, have had in
use Tor about eighteen months is TIE perfect ma.
chine OF tie sind now in u.s. a ma shine that i
purchased IN Chic Ago for a short tae amer started
aud I cost me more ior repairs and decays IN f,w
months than the whole of the machine thai yot
from You Your machine has not cosa ne anyt,.y Ior
repairs anu Is nov, after eighteen u4ooth3 service
aoins its WORK N The most perfect Please ac
cept ,ny thanks Tor past ayors and hest shes f,r YOU,
teIrssa Yours respectfully,
asriSit~ GlGgpE r,.pRv
Nf8 SASH. g.esOIs AND Ez.fxg SAC
fat. >. Mt. Pleasant street, opposite the on
Fiank head Depot, adjoining tiv 0n Mil, Birry,on
ieNa. Aicoairncn work constantly oa1iAG5, ana Or
aers, ~ mai or otherwise ,rrorir,iy attended 20
-AWN Jew tfNtI--.A M
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AN Incident or THE EriDEMIc.-A touching
case was presented recently to the consdera-
ton aud charity Of one Of the good SamAri.ans
who nov take care OF the sick, relieve the des-
tsute, and feed tho starving. boy was dis
covered in the morning lying in the grass OF
Claiborne street, evidently bright and intclli-
gent, bus sick. A man who has the feelings OF
kindness strongly developed went 70 him, shook
him by the shoulder, and asked him wha. he
was doing there. 'Waiting for God 10 come
for me, said he. "What do you meany" said
the gentleman, touched by the pathetic tone Of
the answer and the condition OF the boy, ia
whose eye and flushed face he saw the evidcn-
ces Of tho fever. .tGod sent for mother, and
father, and little brother" said be, ''and took
them away to his home, Up in tho sky; and
mother told me, when she was sick, that God
would take care of me- hare no home, nobody
to give me anything, and SO ! came out here,
aud have been looking 80 long up in the sky for
God to come and take care of me, as mo.her
said he would He will come, won't he? Mo.h-
or never told me lis." Yes, my lad" said
the man, overcome with emotion, che has sent
me to take care Of you." You should have
seen his eyes flash, and the SIN le Of triumph
break over his face, as be said, Mother never
told me lie. Sir; bat you've been so long on
the way."-jN n. .. Delta.
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CoIFFURE EXTRAORDINARY 1t is becom-
ing quite the rage, says the New FORK
Evening Post, among young ladies to cut the
hair off at the sides, aud wear it as in pro-
fusion of short, frzzled carls, which are
combed back from the temples, and formed
into rows, one above the other; the renerai
effect being somewhat irregular AID very
coquettish Charming, is the most aniyer-
sal verdict and IA Juror is the consequence
among boarding-school misses and those Of
our bellies VINO like to produce a sensation
The fever has spread rapidly, ana hundreds
OF youthful beauties have surrendered their
glossy tresses to the barber. Probably no.
thing but the dictates OF fashion could have
induced the fair owners 10 part with any
portion Of their treasure of dark and golden
hair. But are they aware Of the qtiarter
whence this fashion issued 1t originated
says Mr.. Willis, with the Partisan orettes
(trail females and was imported by two re-
representatives. of the sisterhood
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lRoS ORr IN NEBRASKA We have been
shown by Mr.. Atchison, Agent Of tie
Western Stage Co, fine specimen OF Iron
Ore, which he assures us was found in Ne
braska-the exact locality We are not at lib
erty to name. The specimen in question
was a remarkably good one said to contain
upon accurate examination, at least 50 per
cent OF pure metal.
This discovery is another step towards
tho development of the rich mineral re
sources OF Qua Territory Times.
A SHREwD OLD RAT-An "old rat in
Mr. b. A. Morey's apothecary shop, Lee,
Mss, has long deiied all modern inventions
for his capture. The clerk therefore bal ted
him on dinners OF buttered crackers, which
the rat rehshed exceedingly, bnt when at
last a little strychnine was sprinkled on ono
side, the knowing yarnint turned the crack,
err over aud scraped his dinner from the
other.
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G. w, SHEkFEY.
A TEJEtssE AZ LAW AND GEN.
"A EsiaI As.ENl,
PLAT7SAOUIH NEERAcRA.
J5.buv
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Mr.. James "A. Jones, : candidate for Con-
gross in As's.sssss y s.positior 70 Mr. Rust,
was defeated " sJnic SIX or seven Thousand
majority; and upon aseertaining the resalt,
came out in his paper, the Ouachita Herald
m follows: vrg
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Attention Nillers Jordan's Pafm
Smut Machines

TIVE ATTENTION or MiLLkRs. NIL OWE
and all interested, Ia solicited TO @. r. Jcr.gTR
LATENT SMUT EiCHiSE AND AEPASs
80 CONFINED.
~ We claim for this Machine that II 10 superior n
others DOS in use and fully warrant 10 In oil casa
Mrther particulars address
KEITH, ROBINSON q CO.,
ssptl wtf Manufacturer
Main Street, Burlingtoa, iss---
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Oct ss-datf WOODWARD, kEiSER & SHsRRILl
Harrington, Iowa.
Polk CRY, March III, 1888.

NEW SASH. Door AND Es.rxr,.sy
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