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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-03-06

A KNOWING BEGGAR.-A bcggar posted him
self at the door of the Chancery Court, and
l.cpt saving, "a penny, please sir! Only on"
penny, sir, before you go in!' -"And Why
my nan ?" inquired an old country gentleman
.-Bccnusc, si,, the chances are you will not
have one when you come cut" was the beg
gor's reply.--It Itmch.
~. MIR. "So-nud-so," Mr., "stck-in-thr-
mud" Squire "Wha,'s-his-namc,' have peti-
toned the Legislature for change of name.
Besides being so often miscallcd the plcbcian
origin of their present names trouble them
-. ,Also, I've Nothing to eat Nothing
to Do,' and Nothing to Wear. '-"Poor fellow
here's tcn-ccnt Bit" said a bono, olent ind'-
yidual passing by, not noticing the hooks he
was trying TO sell customer near by
rV' The book-kccpcr who "struck bal
anco was tried and sentenced to conine-
mrnt in a passage Of poetic fire. beng ter
ribly-burned, Mexican Mustang Liuiment was
applied. Having recovered, he left book keep
ing, and went to. studying effect but soon
changed that for the study of geometry. tris=
onomctry, etc.
~ Here is a l,any, which although not
exactly orthodox, will pass among sinners
From tailor bills, Doctors pills, Western ehills'
and other ills-dcivor us. FroW want of
gold, wives that scod, madcns oIdAqnd by
sharpers sold" deliver US. From sque&king
doors. wife that snores, "conioundcd hores'
and dry-goods stores protect us. To mod
est girls, with waving cuffs, and tce,h'ofpearl
deliver us.
70 Lord Brougham's son, who is yet mi-
nor and consequently dependent upon his
father for support, has hccunotcd somewhat
of late for his attention to young actress in
the French thenter, His father wrote the
following loconic cpistlc :--"lfyou do not quit
her, I'll stop your allowance" To which the
son repled--"Ifyou do not double t. l'llmar-
~ her." The son will enjoy scat in parlia-
ment when he becomes Of age.
EV- An exchange notices the marriage of
Miss Angeline Braham, daughter Of the great
vocalist, and adds ave congratulate the bride
groom upon his privilege of reposing, even on
Garth, upon a. Braham's bosom"
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uAyr Mincy w nm CmmUnlN.-

HAVE MLnCY oN THE CmuREN.-Chil'
dren's wills govern too much, If they donot
choose to5go to bed, they sit ups ilthcy choose
certain articles Of food, they must have them
parents forgetting that instinct is no safe
guit in q child, whatever it may bc ~ an am
inal SO VIC sec them, in their delicate or
eanizntion, keeping late hours when they
should 20 to bed with the birdsi sleeping OF
ton ia warm and lighted rooms when they
should be cold and dark and eating hot
bread, nudding, and cake, and dril4ing hot
fTs ana 5yF;fy-H7 .t-asi al
nerves and stomach The injury dolfc can
never be repaid as a machine, if impericctly
constructed at first, can never be made to turn
faultlcssly.
This is. the secret Parents should know
ihat instinct is no safe guide to child, par
ticulariy when the child is surrounded on all
sides with poisonous dclicaees' 10 ask
child at modern table y lat it will have and
give It what it asks for, merely because II ASKS
ior it, is a very common practice but u Is
as foolish as commen. Have mercy on 'h'
ehildren.-N. J. independent
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-03-06

AN EXPERT ANGLER. MIR Edmund Blake,
who has long been a terror to the fnny tribe
in the cddymade splendid haul Of pike on
Tuesday last We believe it is The best ever
made at that place. lie caught seyen weigh
ing 30 lbs, one ofwhich weighed nine pounds
A very handsome one found It's way to our
table, which is the best part of the story
-ffyftsVS tiutfs tTrrrr----------
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-03-06

JoB PRINTING.

o,,, Printing astablish shmout was never Boo hcftcr
..uIItion tbau now, and Increased attention "'ll
he g.,an o. this branch NJ business We Keep
Constantly on hand Paper and Cara stock anu arc
,,,,, Urrparcd tn print ilaudbills Programme.
AUCTION B,ls, Bll Heads, Labels Circulafs' husi'
n,-. aud Wedding Cards, ArY.kr41i short notice.
Orders by mail vii. be- caTpmly attended iu, and
ihe WORK forwarded with despatch,
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LErrER TRoM ILLINoIe.


an excellent dra department There are twe
thoroughly equipped aud disciplined fire COM
panies, with large excellent engines. beside.
these there Is one or more small engines
manned hy young lads, which has done cx
ccllent service on several occasions. hap
peucd 20 witness, % tew days ago, the promp
uudr and exact discipline Of ono Of lhc large
companies ou alarm Of dr1, IL was @ very
cold day, ,cry Of liro was suddenly raised
and iu two miutcf, judged, am engine was
drawn cut fully manned, uEd ON iis way rap
idly % the scene, IL turned ont however that
nothing moro than % chimney wac ON Gre,
Our streets arc NOT paved on lighted, cA-
ccpt the bridge, which 70 lighted with gns,
\ cty ordinance totally prohibits the sal6 Of
Nquors OF Hll kinds that may produce iutoNi-
cation, Ia "a leaa quantity ,han one gallon
which, though 10 encounter much opposition,
Is "a, well enforced as such laws usually are
amy whore, Our city government consists OF
Mayor and five Aldermen, one for clrh
ward, who ura 900 paid ,mnllsalario, Rac.ut
ly as hurgarirs pud otuar olcug,s iu lHy
night time were becoming rather fragrant, %
night police hu' been established. Ahugplh.
cr a city government, Tor @ small town Use
tb.., our population s. 5000. g. alauy, very
eAHpG-.Ap-aue. The ia2ga therefore aro cu-
ormous, and have, believe, 90 some cNicut,
driven away population.
Your Eastern people have learned SOME
thing Of The high rates OF interest which have
prevailed throughout the West, au evil at all
times, but one which the commercial royul-
sion has uFgtaNatcd To- fearful extent 10
m,o iLsce oDno,
Twill give you as CORRECT un account as !
am able Of the actual state of things in ,hi.
locality We have no upular charcd bank
here, au institution greatly needed hut m
lien thereof, we have some half dozen pri,atp
blukuF Embellishments composed of one.
two, three or four individuals They per.
form most of the Functions Of am iueofyorn.
ted bank, except that OF issuing bills. and
many other functions that no regular bank
ever thought Of performing. The, loan their
own aud other pcoplcs money at all ralc,
of interest from one and q half TO G,c per
cent, a month, Inc whole iluailug currency
OF the city and surrounding cuuntr, /, ah.
,orhcd Ly them, and thrown out again arthc
above r..uous rates. The, alc' cxtr,n,l,
gru,piug and ,agac,ous IN the matter of ,c.
curi,y ormonc, loaned. As the money, prc.
sufc became more aud p,.,e r-,l,,,l,l, i,, the
ran and the early psa, oI winter, tnct Uc-
came more and moro rJVaviuus rose
rapidly iS-hcn,y sha,cs were cNactcd ou notes.
bonds, mortgage, and every SORT of sgcwtr,
discounted. Three per cent month camc
to be considered 'cuuoutTatc."
must aiNl lau- some lillle- account Of one
of lhl ugluiaus- cauLliluucls hLMhich those
and other .hylvchs hchrd from The borrow.
ing class their last dollar, aud LEFT them TO
,taryc. IL i, what is called a ja3yurnf note.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-03-06

baby. She plcasrd her fuhr. md seems 90
hl,p pleased hutllL iu ,m r,Gr0 CO. Irilras
much
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-06-24

TWENTY rHRKE dollars per barrel have
been procured in New York. within three
weeks, for Cape Cod cranberries.
IT is rumored that several prominent Alb
olitionists in the city Of New York are con-
cerned in the late attempt to abduct slaves
from Virginia. 1t is said that some start
ling revelations will be made, 10 few DAYS,
that will play old havoc with the under
ground railroad arrangements.
The Mr.. GAINES JENKINS who was re.
Gently killed in the fatal af!ray in Kansas by
Gen. J. II. LANE, originally emigrated from
Will county, Illinois. He was free state
man, and one Of the prisoners held near lie.
compton in the camp Of the United States
troops, with Gov. ROBINSON during the SUN
mer Of 1886.
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PROCL A NJ Att o y =.

kAEtvfAE tftkN.
81. Paw, MiSSTsor,S
wsrxgas, Represents ioas have been made tn me- by
reliable citizens 81 drer-s, eountics IN this state that
dsprej atoms have been lat~ly committed upon their
property by rowing bands Indians, composed OF tbp
pewas Sioux and Winnebagoes
whrRxAs, The two FIRST mentioned tribes, being
hostiie each other, frequently fall upon and murder
men, well helpless and children belonging
70 the baad with whom they enni,y which acts
commi,sei withn Ie Jurisdiction Of his state arr Of
fences sgsin. peace and dgui and mas, elher be
prevented or punished.
Therefore ibis is 10 en- 'iu upon and command all Dis
trict Attorneys sheras ConstSbies and other cer- Of
the law apprehend cause ~ be- ended. sueh
Indian az Indians may be gull, OF hr offences above
speciaed or other ntrae,ons oi the law, aud him
uiem proceed against aud prosecute to conviction in
the prescribed BY the statutes O: tie State The
punishment, 81 crimes
Ia witness whereof have sci my hand, and caused
The ur.al seal ol the STATE ol Niuns.a
ID 20 be aItilet this s.v enth day OF } uue,
1, = one Thousand ight Hundred and tiny
ElgtL
By The Governor,
n. II, SHELLEY.
fRAScs IA. sES, Secretary q! State. isa
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-06-24

(NEO. W. u. BELL, DEALER IN real. ESTATE
u WEST ST. PAUL.
For sale l0p lots la West ST. Paul
40 lots Ia Msfshail's Addition.
ltJ lots Ia kob.rtson' Addition.
10 lots 10 Bells Addition,
Of land for sale situated h.t~e cen bronson and
Jacksons, and "opibsry's Addition 10 West ~ Paul,
situated for town lots.
Greai inducements tor men wanting io build.
Aarshaiis t.ruheat~s viii b. taken IN payment
state scrip taken al par
Wal lease "a Buldsrs lots near ta landing lot lbre~
years, by paying The tai IN the ioi., - . $500
maTs.dSwly aEO W ~ BELL.
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IOEFICIAl..l



EXECUTIVE oTricK MIsStsorA
81. Pau. May -, 1857
In accordance with tn. of the Legislature Of Mime
sofa approved March lSh, Is whereby ths Governor
and Treasurer Of said State authorized dispose Of
the Bonds OF the Stale the Of Two Hundred and
ffiy Thousand Dollars said Bonds being made payable
u years from the time they n.gocis'ed al rat.
OF interest not exceeding ten per cent per annnm paya
Bile semi annually Ia the city OF New York. notice here
By given, thai proposals. VIII be received BY the under
signed inr the whole Of said The bonds
sued in sums Of 81 80 each nj the ~ Nicholas Hotel In
the ey Of New York until the LIST day Of July The
money to be paid In American CON, upon the delivery
the bonds In New York city No bids will be received r
hes. bonds except AT their par value AT rate
Of Interest than thai specified ID the Aforesaid and the
bonds viii be awarded TO the bidder Offering receive
them =, the lowest rate of interest A the interest the
bonds viii be made pay able he Gr-t II JnIy and 6rs
Of January ~ zach year the successful bidder viii be
required pay b. Treasurer the difference ineres
from the OF Juiy tie day upon which money
paid.
lids should be- endorsed proposals Tor loan aud
addressed to the undsrsiGn,i al the ~ Siehoa. Hotel
New York city.
n. ". SHELBY Goysrnor Of the STATE.
CIV ARssTRoSG, Treasurer OF the sai.
my2-bAwli
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-06-24

NOTICE TO NEWSPAPER PUBLISHERS.

nFrIcf Srarr ArbrroR,
81 Paw, June T. las. \
The publishers o. the several newspapers III The STATE
"a Minnesota IN whose papers the Act known the
Five Million Loan Bill published requested To
forward their bill. for publishing the same dy verified
10 this Office together with copy Of their paper
tanning said This requirement Ia necessary there
appropriation ont Of which said bills be paid
and wish to know the amount 10 lay he before
The Legislature In order fhst the may be appro-
priasd W DUNBAR.
State Auditor.
June I. lsSs. isi-2wdSw
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-06-24

NOTICE TO DEBTORS An persons indebted by
~ note bond, book account other wise, ~ s lat.
hrTn Of asrki-y Kern, Hariwue Merchants Ia the
city 81 saint Paul are hereby n0uaed W call and
settle such indsbedDess Otherwise their Bccodn notes
he. viii be placed In The hands Of Attorney Tor col
lection.
The settlement Of the lat. Simon gerns estate per
emporly dem ands the psynien, al accounts 10 which
his sstats IN Interested.
Prompt attention viii save costs
ISAAC MAKkbEY
aud EIec nor ~ Kern
IT. Paul. Jun. 10 lHs lsiG-gwda~
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-06-24

PRo6REss OF WoaK oS TIKI Ia CEos-E
RoAp The Maustyn Star OF the 18th ult
says Tie track Is no. nearly all finished
from Touiah TO the TGnBel. ani there ia no
doubt but the passenger cars viii reach i;s
vicinity in ten days A large gang Of hands
are laying the iron, which is now laid down
a mile and half west OF Tsmah AMI the
tannel, which viii have TO be .eveIed up by
the construction train, else the passenger
trains could pass up within this week. The
work % tie iunneI is progressing rapidly !;
The worxmen are in 500 isei on the west
side, and have commenced I'll caystiOn On the
east side. The track ia being rapidly grs-
ded in the Ia Croee valley. and the cars
will BE able TO reach Spar:a b. the lst Of
August
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-06-24
THE WEEKLY PIONEER AND DEMOCRAT

TO ECoNoMICAL FAMILIES AND LADIES, MAR
Rid or stN0LE
Iok riffy CENrs enelesed. In pssssass stamps. the
T. undsrsigned viii forward, BY return mail he fol
iowas Invaluable househo,1 receipta made without trou,
bio Aud fuli printed Instructions Fur esuts yun
proeurc hA. would ~ The Store one dnllar-Vb
How To mate roadr,s subtle, Tor rrmoyiag saperda'
Gus Hair.
How " make Too,h Powder
How to maze Hair Resiorauses.
how 70 male Hair bye.
How " mAAe Ponsdss
How 10 make bloom Of Roses, remove frcek~. fron
the lace
How 10 make Rouge for the Complexoa
How u make ludelhle Ink.
How 10 cure torus.
How 10 make cement, for mending broken ehins.
-Al.su--
Harper fSa,s rtre-s celebrated Washing Receipt
your washing done ali the aud Eostir. wuhoa,
wearing On your clio bee with The ~cruhhiny hoard.
jeiT-wnn Dk NNkus H. MOTT, kroos iyn, n. y
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SWANS
CE y Il X ATED PANACEA.
ron THE CuRE up
INCIPIENT CONSUMPTION.


6t.s..s. d hs [iys, and sin. ssa sii
b'. ". -. ,ss Ia f.am imga,,'s.
years essbrssd IN this ,anry karape Tor ,s ss
usnensty oaf.s igt TIE esriihsa,ss o' which refer
..r' made =. ,hs arseces ,ad books Which n"y be
T. has been assa In hospitals sad private pt.saes and
~ ,hs mos, celebrated phy.eisns aud shsr sninsni
persons. Among oharsby-
:% ;::l f. r. :; '; z; }':
Chapman, n u, Prot ~ fhysle, "a t1lysrsity.
s.'d Pc. .'y; .s.,,. rh
jose Eonreaeo do Iay Prof Of surgery, Lsbon.
Jchlg"sn. Msmb.r hotai College Surgeons, I>,nioa
~ fsss.. p ..,.' s.a e a "s"" n,,.A ARM,
B~.ides . large number OF hib'-,srs ~ III. gospsi.
Members III Congress, rktlaaisrop,si., AZ
. Aud alss, VI. ~onJarfoi cures ensrled by swsim's
nsdy ~. f.".sss aos. no. saa.ia @,ssIy "a ssy
form. aud being an ,.aoesoi r'sps'a'h IT may he given
Tho rsts, gylss "a. os'n reduced 10 q o. per bottle.
'"''@""' ss1 "a: 's ~ i. isis. ris'
s~s,m's Paass.a !. Ia fyusa bottles ns,sd oasi,,id
''' "s y. .iyrsrs ss s'oSS f. +, sl.
and bs,ins The name u Jas swans stamped The seal
l.e.l ~ ms aide pl u. pt. eotnpo.ea u geo
metric iaih" v"s comprising nine dnst.o' dies Which
y D'.p.f o.. Gsas na. sasrs,sf. d rnlisdsphis'
tosr dies dinsfsst ps"fs ffin ths hpsy ~ the w0fk.
~. ~ "a. 49,, ,"ss - l"vsn ~ ~ ~ /" ~, swA'
.aa,.'s aa ,,a. as s.nsg,
a. nis. ~. w s'.,, a,,,.,s. ~ atrs ~ oa,pr"
10 ANAL isiisfs ibs eaiiy ii "a. clpJ righi.
,.,.. 49,, 80, 49, ~ 'sn n.s - .,
r.pedy Tor ali d,ssasss risias fr,'a ae6iy u lhs ~
.ss",s .asss .ass - ss.'Is ",Is,,.. ay.sn
Xh . ~ ~ ~ ~ .tsr - - 80 % a.
rss,,ng he y.I.lf"s- @' W. "~ "'''' "''"
$1,000 80 "a - tIs.a t.unu.,n,y yup
III LTAsD Z,.ntL ,.,s,I ssi1. g,a.,.,, ibn.s.I
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IA HALF CHESTS TIA.
wv 100 fsFsx Tea
% =" Imperial {"


w 100 hF.yHre
lbb " BlscG 80
% Imperial Z"
LAEPENrKuRR
AAORruAaE sALE 90 D-iauH having been made
thrt, three dol lars dssventy sh cents 2 Ia which
h claimed Ia be due nj The dsie OF this ao,icr, certain
mortgage bearing date The third day ui March, tAn,.
executed BY David u. Frazier and Alsifs Ffsfsf his we
af frankfort 10 the county 81 Mower and kiair al Min
besoa. to Henry lion aud " u Eastman, of tho state
~ iswa and recorded Ia the Office of the Register vi
necds ~ lfs county OF Mower In bona nf Mortgages
pages 80 and ti On the fourth day Of June A. D.,
ls5s al O'Clock A. ", which said mortgage has been
signnsni from said uenry lio'm is IN book OF Nor,
cages, On page "a and from said v. u Eastman IL Ia
Booh Of Mortgages On pagsv hi aud nk, and suit
proceeding has been Insulated ~ Law 80 the debt
secured by said mortgage, ~ AM part thereof
Now, thofcf, re- notice Va hereby GiNen that IN pnrun
anes ui power II sale cuntsned Ia said mortgage and
Of the ssius sueh usae aud provided the Pre-
mise described In and covered by said mortgage TO Wit
All h-s tracts or parcels u land situate N Tho TOW
nssoa described - lots No ,hrrs 80, fur 90 eighteen
u.s. thirty four $50, foy tto, MY two ,o2l nfiy ais 10,
seventy eight ts elEhty tour tst eighty eight ( nlne
" sin y6) hHldred aud four Uat hundred and
eight lIUl hundred land twelve an, one hundred
and fourteen lltl hundred and thirty fur lItt
one hundred aud iI1y eight ISL sud one hundred aud
forty sir lee In said tom according To the recorded plat
thsreid IN bs sold At public kaeob al the house ~ La
yd d. frsyer In frsnhfofd In III. county uf Mower gu
Afternoon,
Dated june a. iE7. ..
LEONARD srAHpRiSg. A.sisne.,
". e. HrtLtH. Attorney. i.S-wh~
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THrns is . paper Published a, We. Chs
ter, Pa called s. The Areriena, Republican
and Democrat. Comprehensive
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-06-24

hiFTHitT EpTgt sKfDsDJIDiftAf. DISTRICT
~ kzfns~J county sac ~ hinasssA
Ns3Ssa 1. Mar Ass.ss HSTrss u. AAy.
hqmnGus r.; relief
u he above asnsed ssssnlAns
Yop are hHf~by samnDisi .Sd spl lirrd " he
sasnyiz,gi % uss setYs ~ skscs royg has bs~p
81 10 he g1.as ~ lss Gtsfs u .sd Cart ~
ne ~ ~ faint F4sI. sirDss,sa nd 10 sstvs q
r'Ty u ygsr 30 s@h epsap a.hi NE sab
fffDsfs use.f oa.es he cliy ~ H. Pau. Bsnsey
r9t1'T shnssDs, sFbln issniT days shsf BE sef'He
- MS '1asmasss ysn, sIsigsi,s ~ he fsy ~ sueb
ssfYfs SDf " tOu fsii ~ the ssid complaint
sAis he tine .iays..d, The pl.auif IN hs ~c'tsss viii
afpy y, he .IsiTi 20 81 relief csnanfsf Ia No eofn
ulalG'
sAAFosD + EgyERiDGY Pl.iaaus Aunrnsys
lslg.SfS - Pan A.sn~ssa.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-12-09
90 M ERCIAI.
DAILY CARR cIrY OvricH. I
Keokuk. Dec 9Th.

DAILY CARR CRY OYricH,
Ksokuk, Dec. 9Th. +
FLoUR-Country, ~ - per sack. 6spsr6ns
- 30 per sssk. Extra, tfsll wheat. - rs 70 % 81
per Dbl. Graham, 81 IS per 100 lbs.
BRAN AND SHORTS, SO per Toe.
I CokN-Priee changes from day to dAy--sellin,
at 40 to 500.
BARLEY-sping, tease, Fail, 7easoc.
| WHEAT-7osssc for Spring choice 90; 50 Il
| 90 for Fall.
/ UATS-In request at 40 10 ~.
RYE--45c 70 $50 little coming In.
PARTNERSHIPS, oS to 75c BY the load retail
1Scss per peck.
0ROckRIEs--N. o. Sugar fair 7}as, No. l, ST.
prime u, clarified Sla1o, crushed and loaf /,
nl2a. holassss-PiantAtion - 70 $50, 8. H. 80
10 10, Golden Syrup, Is TO 500. CoYse-Rio III
70 Ia. Java 10 to Soc. Rice lpsw)si to ec.
s0AP--Psim SIC, Faaily SO.
cAHDLEs-staz 10 10 70. stsarine u. Mould
Ito ia, summer presssd Isl 10 lac.
LARD-Fairsspply, SIC to 90.
BUTTRR--I0 70 Is; choice Is to IS.
HIDKS-Dry IA to liasj green, 81 to4.
HAY-PrAiris - 90; Timothy, IS 90 Hun.
gsrian, IS 90.
sEEDS.-Hungarian 0rass, no demand; Tim
othy,el 10 To- Is; Flax Seed. 81 l5a4l Is.
sUNDRIEs--onions. ssto ss Eggs, lsa3Oc.
Feathers, BE TO 4oc; White Beans, ese to rs.
fkuIT-fsirsuppt Green apples, choice, 81
7sso - 80 per bb. Dried apples, - % 10 a. rs;
per bushsl. Dried pssehss, none In market. Raj
sins, - 70 70 4 %.
cHEESE--w. RE- TO u; Denmark 81 tos.
Pk0vIsIONB-New Mcss unsettled Old Bacon
out Of market.
bEEf-iAa2c gross; So to &c per quarter.
sHEEP-31a TO 121 = head.
sALT-G.A., ~ - 70 81 Is per sack Kama
whs, 7a5ass6 per bbi.; Liverpool, 112s per sack.
FlsH--Msckersl. No. j $50 to 32i y Dbl No.
ssibteelei No. ~ tI2tetI3. White, No. ~ rs
TO 50 % b half bbi.; No. ~ 80 10 Sl7s. Cod
Yah stosnn.
kIcHAssk.-on New York for currency II PER
eent- forgoid per cent. st Louis I per cent.
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CARD TO TINE LADlESl
Dr. Duponce's GsiAsn Periodical
Hnr

- IA H ~ = ~ - - AIA - lew
DIR. Duponce's GsiAsn Periodical
Ptlls, for Females!
One Of the most sucoessfu remedies for distress
ing and painful msnstruatioH ever known. They
correct irregularities and remove obstructions,
from what ever cause.
Their ingredients arc known to All agents sell
ing them, and they win tell you they tho bess
Pills ever introduced for al diseases peculiar to
females, and always successful - : preventive
They will b found most Invaluable remedy for
al those affecting complaints peculiar 70 the sex
Wis: Distressing ana psinfui menstruAtlon. roi-n.
ton, pains In the back and loins, pressing down
psins, rush Of bleed 70 the head, dixxinaas. dim
ness Of sight, heaviness, fatigue any slight ex-
sstion, paiptation Of the heart, &c., Ac., all Of
whish DR.. Duponoo's French Golden Pills are OR
tain 10 cure. Frios 81 90 per Box. Far psrticu.
lars get Circular Of Agent.
Sold Wholesale and Retail by 3. B. VOWEL
Druggist, No. 15l Main street, Keokuk, Iowa, sol,
Agent, 70 whom al orders must be addressed. n,
will supply dealers, and send ths Pills to Ladie
{son6dentiAlly) by mail TO any part Of the county
by sending him II through the Ksokuk PostolBce
Iowa. fsept. Is, '6s-d&wly
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Tho Cleveland Powder Company
KELLOGG 4 BsRGE, Agents,
No.l49 Main street, IOWA.
[ fFER foR SALE. in quantities to suit, the
~ following varieties Of Powder
Rine-16. Bfa. and FRf0. in IS, III, and
o&n ksgs-
fffG. In eAsss Of - ID. eanistsrs.
81"
Blasting and Mining-F. FF. and y. rs ID. kegs
kAvErr Fuss 1t Wholesale and retail.
We will furnish the above Powder by single pack
age, at lowest market rate.
Wswili furnish merchants, contractors and quar-
rymcn, quantities upon the lowest terms, and de-
liver to them here, thereby saving to them all risk
Of transportation. In all cases We will GUARANTEE
our powder 70 give satisfAction.
Consumers Of powder buying in 8, 10 or 70 key
lots, can save money by buying Of ~.
6portsmen can buy Of US ~ retail
POWDER in and ID. canisters, and any desired
quantity.
Snos, by pound, bag or key.
Cox Cars, by the box or thousand.
KELLOGG 4 BIR0E.
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