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Stationery.
DAPERS--Lettcr, Cap, Drawing, Dbtting, It's.
1 sue, Tracing. Envelope, Fancy Note and Wed
ding. Legal, Sermon, Perforated, Cross Section and
MoDocromatic.
Adhesive Files, Muc!age, Color Boxes, Copying
Presses, Crsyons, Cash Boxes, Ink, Ivory, Pearl
and hone Goods, Clips, stamps, Tapes, Notes and
Drafts. Portfolios and Pads, Rulers, Sealing Wax,
Cards, Emery Cushions, Tndexes, Key Rings, Music
Paper, Pass and Mem. Books, Tooth Picks, Erasers,
hubbers, Ac., at CAVE 4 BAKBEks,
jy2sd 81 Main-st., between Sd and 4th.
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HAMA NOTICE,

hANk NOTICE.
NOTICE is hereby given that the undersig ned
~ have associated together for the purpose Of
forming branch Of the State Bank Of Iowa In the
City of keokuS, Lee County. Iowa.
Books for the subscription of the Capital Stock
Of said branch will be opened, in accordance with
the provisions Of the Act creating said Bank, on
Friday and Saturday, August goth and 21st, 1855
between the hours OF 10 clock a. m. and clock
p. M, at kice's hall, corner of Main and Fou nth
streets, IN said city.
The Act requires that the books shall be acces.
sih to every person desiring to subscribe TO stock
vi the proposed branch.
Arthur Bridgman, Geo. b. smyth,
W. Van Antwerp, SamlF. Miller,
r.. + Bower. J. W. Rankin,
W. .. Mcdavir, d. W. Kiibourne,
Jas. Cox, John W. cleghorn,
Ihos. j. Eice, n. L. Reid,
Smith Hamll. wm. leighton,
Edwaid kilbournc, JIM. Hiatt.
keokuk, July 81. lS5S-dtd
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
". n, ApSrfN. c. u. ALBgRs
w. II. AUSTIN a. CO.,
Grecers and Produce Dealers,
NO. us MAIN-sT.,

hEOh .......ioH A.
WI Reg 10 aunoucs to the citizens of Keokuk
w aud Vicinity that we have recently leased the
large hgjldiug No. is Msin-st., and there offer s
LARGE, entirely NEW and we'll selected SC elk OF
Grecerics, Provisions aud Produce at very Low
PRICES.
WeGuanAsrsg ALL GOODS sold by us TO be as
repyeselted aud deliver goods bought at retail to
a.y rar; If the city, FREE OF CHARGE.
Being agents for several Touring mills are
prepared at all times to sell at wholesale aud retail
al! grades of FLOUR Mt the lowest market prices.
To COUNTRY MERCHANTS
We PAY CASH for all kinds Of Country Produce.
augeaAw
SuGAUs-Crushed,
- Powdered,
and Clarified,
for sale by W. II. AUSTIN co.
aug2daw
N1OLANsEs-- Belchcrs and st. Lonis Refine
WI ry-in bbis. hlf. bbls and kegs-for sale by
aug4dAw W. ii. AUSTIN A co.
{ 'otfEk--kio,
Lagnyra,
and Costa Plea,
FOR sale by W. Ii. AUSTIN 4 CO.
aus2ltw
S,uGAR-cuKED HANS,
- Country d.
Shoulders,
Side Meat
and Dried Beef,
for tale by W. II. AUSTIN A co.
L'LOGH Lou All grades OF Country
.asaiaw ". IL AUSTIN co.
> < BpLs. KosIN for sale cheap by
20 aqg2dAw W. n.AusflN co.
\S{INDoW SASH aud FRAMES, all sizes, for
W sale LOW by ". Ii. AUSTIN a co.
aas2dAw
NNTKaPPING PAPER, all sizes VI Rag and
w Straw Papers, direct from the mills, for
sale Low by W. III. AUSTIN co.
aug2lw
WANTED, RAGS, for which wo pay Cash.
w W. Ii. AUSTIN CO.,
aug2liw No. lis Main-st.
WHEAT! WMEATll--5.O 900 bush.
w Of COED spring WHEAT want ted, for which
will pay tbs hi CHEST marke, price in CASH
auggdAw W. II. AUSTIN co.
T., a. SALT for sale low by
". auR2 W. II. AUSTIN co.
DickLks, in Vinegar, by the dozen, for sale by
J. aug2daw W. IL. AUSTIN a co.
Trustees sale.
DUBlIC NOTICE is hereby given, that on the
l. l2th Gay Of August, 1888, at the door OF the
Clerk Office In the city of Keokuk, lows, sh all
proceed to sell to the highest bidder, for cash in
hand. the following property, to-wit: Seventy feet
OF 81 the end of lot No. one ti) in block one
hundred and eigbty-on ash, in the city Of keo-
kuk county Of Lee and State of Iowa.
The sale is made by virtue Of Deed Of I rust
from Wan. II. Taggsrt and II. Elizabeth his wife,
te me made to secure the payment OF = ecrtsin
prgmi ssnry note for the sum of two hundred dol
lara $1,000, which note is due and unpaid, and BY
the terms of the Trust Deed am required 70 sell
tile property.
sale between the hours Of 10 o'clock a. m. and 4
O'Clock p. IN.
p. EICHAR, Trustee.
Anon a. IL
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/ But thsplan adopted by the Board OF
Trustees ignores the study Of languages and
mathematics, takes up education where the
Universities Of the land leaves il, and teach.
es philosophy and the applied sciences BY
the process Of lectures from learned Pro-
! fessors.
| This is not what the people Of Iowa bar
gained for, and il is not what they want
1t seems to US that we have heard Of one
such institution, and only one, and that not
half supported, in the United States, and
not half dozen in all Europe. There are
but few persons in Iowa with the wealth or
the inclination to send their sons to college
TO graduate, and then TO send them 10 the
Iowa State University to listen to Lectures
on Philosophy.
What We do want is a University for the
people, not for a half score of millionaires.
A University where mathematics, the Lam
guages, philosophy, chemistry and geology
with special reference to agriculture, shall
be taught. Where, besides the usual regu-
lar course, including ancient and modern
languages. scientific course shall also be
established, including just SO much or so
little of the languages as students may de.
sire.
1t seems to us useless to spend words over
a matter so plain and palpable to the com
mon sense Of every disinterested citizen OF
the State. We trust that the Board Of Trus-
tees, which convene at Iowa City this week,
will take such action in the premises as shall
restore public confidence in the prospective
usefulness of the University, by returning to
that line Of policy contemplated by the
Grant and the Constitution and..law OF the
State. ST..
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BusSalo ana Lake Huron RaISPsaA
CHICAGO TO BUFFALO VIA DETROIT
Al the above ONCE tickets for New York, Boston.
and ali tbs stations the New York EYie and
New York Central Railroads can be obtained.
J. WAKRACK,
Agent Of b. 4 l.. II. Railroad,
Once No. 30 Dearbon Streta, Chicago.
April ~, '5s-d1yc.H.s.
Sight Drafts on London at 5 dollars per ster-
ling may be obtained II the Office Of the Ora nd
Trunk II. X. Of Canada, in Chicago.
singers sewing Machine.
ENoR All manufacturing parposes, Singers Sew
l ing Machines are deemed Indispensable. The
public insist upon having their clothing. &c. made
by them. Singer Family ssving Machine 10 the
latest presented for composition, and, being ar
ranged with full knowledge Of the defects Of ether
machines for similar uses, has avoided Or rsmsdisA
them all. 1t 10 the handsomsst sewing Machine
ever made. and the easiest to learn TO operate.
lts excellent mechanical principles and qualities
are readily appreciated by those acquainted with
sewing machines, and give assurance Of their ~
coming universally adopted. Apply for !. n.
Singer / Go. . aasette. Copiss supplied grAtis.
Western oi6ee 1A0 Lake Street, Chicago.
mchld6m WIN. BR0DERICR, Agent.
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Either our claim Of "a: 40 was just or !,
Was unjnst. II it was unjust, the Admins
tration had no business to make It. II I,
just, they ought never to have backed out Of
it. Imagine what malediction and railing
and storming at the oowardly British Wings
would have graced the columns Of our Dam
ocratic cotemporaries just now, had II been
an Administration of opposing political opin-
ions which made this unluoky oonoession.--
But as il is, they find silence in regard to the
past history Of Frazcr's river, Us convenient
as it is expensive.
DEAN or WV. T. PoRTER.-The sporting
circles Of the country will regret to hear Of
the death Of VIM. 7. Porter, the founder,
and long the well known editor of the Spirit
of the Zines, and recently one OF the found
ers and editors Of Porter's Spirit. Mr.. Por-
ter was attacked on Friday last with chills
and fever, and died yesterday morning. He
was fifty -six years Of ago.
GiS' rhe oldest living graduate Of Yale
College is John Nc Ulellan, Esq, Of Wood
stock, who graduated in 1875, seventy three
years ago.
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aThc Greatest Biography Of the Age. =
now RlApY:
THE LIFE or THOMAS yEFFERsON,
BY HENRY $. RANDALL, LII. b.
I'm Three yoinmcs, Octavo.

VvNHIS work contains upwards of 1900 pages is
printed on fine paper, and Handsomely bound
In various styles 1t IL illustrated by several en-
grayings on steel and numerous fac SMILES; mon 4
the former are two tine portraits Of jefferson The
fac similes embrace, ameug others, the 6riginsl
draft Of the Declaration Of Independence in Jerer-
sons own hand writing.
This is, in every sense, an authorized work it
was undcrta aiken under he appreciation Of his fam
lily, and with an unreserved access TO oil the pr.
yate papers Of Jefferson in their possession and
has received the benefit of their recollections and
opinions at every step.
The work contains the expressions Of Jefferson on
every great public question which arose, from his
advent public life to his deAtha period Of about
90 years, and embracing the whole roRnIss period
of the Republic. 1t contains JsHersons hereto
fore unpublished family spondence; selection.
from his finest published letters, state papers, etc.
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exposed dental nerve and correcting irreRu lariiss
Of the dental arch. ArtihciAl Teeth Of the best
style and 6nsh from single tooth to entire set.
lyndon
vIvAX SALE or LOT for the Cost Of abatins .
L nuisance upon said Lot:
Owners names. Lot. Block. Tax. Cost.
Unknown, 2 ~ $3.50 tl.16
NOTICE 10 hereby given to the owner or own
ers Of The above described Lot that special tag has
been assessed and levied upon said lot, beisg the
amount expended by the City OF Kcokuk for filing
said lot for tho purpose Of abating u nuisance on
tho samo, cauasd by stagnant water, and unless
payment DO made VI the taxes 20 levied. and
y. 1885, tho said lots, or 20 much thereof ~
shall be necessary TO discharge said tax and
costs, will be soid on the day Aforesaid, q the
Mayors Office, in said city, between the honss Of
G. G. STEVENS,
Collector Of the City VI keokuk,
Lee County and state Of Iowa.
July ~, lssS-d4w
kEH ONENE LAME
ESoR burning Coal Oil, which In point Of economy
equal 70 the ighsof six candles, and 10 Ave tines
cheaper than burning Auid. II gives ont 10 odor
In combustion, and will mot explode. n bFineias
this lamp before the public II IL usnsssssasy Is
sufficient 70 insure its adopeisa.
The above Lamp sud Oil een ~ ob~aansd q
No. 6lA Main-st, hetvssn - I'D -, sue dsse
S. ;s:a kis.sys 80 sssss' ! i rrr,rrr
sTODAnrss unriyalsa rev xsrk
vrH0 nAgni1eant - unsurpassed InstruusAts
I maaulastsfs1 " tAts helse, (ths Oldest and
nost extensive 10 ~ U.issd otsass(, ga = peo-
: :..s e - s: Z ss 9 49,
Parties n want q : really haA Instfumant, are
earnestly invited 70 call ketere purchasing Che
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NJ r G II A Mt TAIL r.,
A LWAYs keeps on hand good stock OF season
\ able goods, among which are;
President Cloth Mulberry, Brown,
Moscow Coating, Green, Olive,
Labrador do Blue, nahliA,
French Ribbed and Bronze. and
London Meltons; Black
OF the best French and German mannf act ure.
Rich Herman and American Fancy and Plain
Doeskin, for Pants. Velvet, Cashmere, valencia,
and French embroidered cass. arenadipe and 9TH
err French Silks and Satns for Vests; together
with beautiful assortment Of the finest and most
durable trimmings, which will be made into gar
meuis Of tho latest and most approved styles and
finest workmanship.
gentlemen IN want Of easy fitting and gsnteel
garments are invited 10 call.
n. B.--Particular attention paid TO cutting gar
ments for others to make.
ELLIOT r. SMITH.
rR- Vest Makers wanted. fjy3idl
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0OOD assortment Of Boys an1 Yonthe'
AClothiAg, 81 No. Estes HOUSE, MaiA-st.
apS11 A.W. 0RIyy11u.
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FURNITURE
MESSkS. MILLS VAN SICkLEN win sell
4si at auction, an Tuesday next, lot Of rare and
costly furniture.
Persons DESTROYS Of purcha sing are invitad to
anime the Furniture At the Pavilion on Concert at
II and I'd, until the day Of sale.
Jy30a3t
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lNOIk Fort Dcs Meines. Aux~. =
/ The Steamer CLARA HINE, lS-AA-
PArrts Master, will leave Bentons-- I2i
port for above, and intermediate n.
ports, ON Tues lay, Aug. Sd.
Fright is now being received at the barge. Ar
ply to CLEG horn, TAYLOR AGO.
July.31iit Leyse.
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10 gpPytpg gEL2I0R ELUIDs5955St Snn
ey sis =: ~ squares
s9ltn OF huEnet Hbusc, % sfs ftstei7
TItE agsfff an mot pv,,
tes Hi. "A ARD Every bottle
m That G6isn1a co ST. Sbt sew.
sly per cent more than u d Butte EXCELSIOR Record
10 neSleF ke6d called
Hed lty gent higher than Which Is
I1ng, when tie warranted
on BY sstan HOME
sad be wiser not bettsF citizens: at
least EeaTtf your cherst IssT
~ you thus Time fur tapt when
lug American shgI wave Thoii1s
A9 IN OCT purse
= ssl.. JANIS y Agent.
oet2G-9m : - - ? ~ $50
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That Wdtss1e Again.-The powerful belch!
ings forth of that patent steam whistle at Dill.
Ions, operated as a universal alarm clock, YES.
terday morning, frightening sieep,frorn many a
lazy cyeiid. In the confusion. of. q. sudden
awakening and the, consciousness of sour avn
unworthiness" wet oughto of Gabriels trumpet
aud as the whistle a5s 1.e.s,e5 .5, &C.
paused 10 gather Its fearful breath 80
Aud lifted Its voice like the angel or death,'ts
we considered dozngly, the propriety Of maxine
some necessary repairs in our moral condition.
and moral and truth wero here suggested
which we thought might be enlarged upon,,t to a
christian advantage. But the whistle Kept
screaming, screachtHg, moaning and sobbing,
until, with number Of others, actuated by n
reasonable curiosity, we wentto examine the laf.
fair with view of easing the public mind
This whistle is constructed upon the principle
of the hoggoon or swinetto, and as there NAV
90 those who are equally ignorant of the con-
struction and modus operand of the 5latter in in.
strument, We will venture to explain. 3 go
The hoggoon or swinette is Simply Il 1onp.
cOnical shaped box, in which there are half a
dozen inch auger holes. In half dozen diff.
ferent apartments in this box therea are placed is
many hogs, ranging from the smallest pig to a
full grown rooter. The "narrattves, of the ami
mails protrude through the auger holes aforc-
said, and the musician or OPERATOR walks along
and tramps upon the tails The notes are reg.
ulated by the weight of the operator, and the
music is Of a terrific character.
The whistle which we started of TO dets,cSiribs
is composed Of a variety. of whistles, from The
smallest to one of extraordinary size. The
steam is forced into an at the same Instant ana
the result is the mongrcl, unearthiy sound
which has greeted our ears for the INST tEsntv
Z tour hours This whistle is to be placed upon
the new steamer Morning Light, nov. at The Shin
yard. We learn that The steamer Lotus. 6niIft
here year or SO ago, but nov, running some,
where on the lover Mississippi, has one of tiiest
whistles which, in the bends and tNiistings 8
the, river and 6ayons, can besheard distance
of sixty miles, SO that shippers ara sarned tcr
or twelve hours before the approach Of the boat
ana are thus enabled to haye their products oll
and ready for shipment bysthe time il arrives
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t1atefsstt!g Cs9,sae'ls "A right Interesting
ceremony took place yesterday morning at the
Charity Hospital, in the First Ward. Miss
Matthews was admitted into the order of the
Ststersof ST. osephsl and was christened sister
S Sa ll The ceremony opened with grand
high mass and d sermon BY Bishop Whelan, ins
which he delivered an Impressive charge to the
subject about to- take the veil. The choir of
st.fJames' Cathedral was preseht and, the Sisters
OF the order Joined in rendering some excellent
music. Quite q number Of cit izehs were; preg.i
ent, together with inyalids AMI. orphan chill ,
dreni now occupying the hospital s The proceed
ings were fraught with an imposingly5 grand
interest which impressed all ikh reverence aud
admiration. g @ sga IS
ID Youag Isrmugeat.SSAe young girl from the
country, who tseems, became offended At the
strict family decPline introduced by ersfather,.
VAST the act of taking passage on the steamer
Key West yesterday y hen aforesaid,
caught her and eqipl Dyed both physical and
moral spasiO ion 10 induce herto abandon the
idea ot1leaying at present. Thefather had been
searching all erthe city with much concern
for the headstrong daughter and found her not
"a minute too soon The girl who istnot more +
than fifteen years of age, said she would avail
herself Of the first favorable opportunity to
leave the paternal roof: We concluded TINT she
had either been badly used or is a very unsafe.
piece Of rural sdimity that will yet cause much
trouble in the family. ,5s,g "a. a,s sql-
i Eqpsstriaaisna - number oflads we're found
riding and driving through the streets onaSun1:!
day at an unlawful rate, and conducting them
selves in a rather boistero0s and disorderlyyl
manner One the parties, .Jas.-Hiyeily, was
arrested night before last and fined BY Aid.
Wright but. the others arc. stll'at large.
The RiSsr.-Ths river was falling yesterday
evening, with. five and a half, feet water in the
channel. The weather was. cold yesterday, and
during part Of the day was freezing. Ice forms5
ed in many places in. the streets The En- pir4e re-
GitywhieR has been lying hereforIa longtime, e.
was receiving some little freight yesterday, for
st. Louis. Business on the landing was Iidil. a3
~
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BUSINESS NoTICEs.

p -4nath4r zstter-zThe Captain, of the steam.
boat Creole writes as follows: Is
Dr.! A. S. ToDD.-Dear Sir Il have for i i
NJ! Of years psed family, your Anti
bilious or Liver Pills, and have, found them tr,i a.
~ valuable. use but little other. medicine in
my family. Lind them safe, easy in, theirsopes;a
ration and they cleanse the st0m1cb and boWicssE
PETER than any other physic that / have any
&nOTledge Of .!'iass a,l sf;iI s1sit2 -.
have also used them for many years on my
boat on the Ohio aud Mississippi rivers. have
found them to. suit the bilious diseases of the
South, better than any other medicine / have
ever used. ours very respectfully,
vet S,S 10, 1855: JosERH RIcaARDsoN.
l. II. Logan q Co., General Agents.
ESQ -17--7-+7----7 4e-= - -
SEE advertisement ofDr. Sanford,s Liver Tn
vigorator ipanother column
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AGENCY

FOR The SALE OF ALL KINDS OF
LADIES' AN ID GsENTERBERN,s RTIes.5
hARPER Z BRO. have received an agency for The
s9Ie OF all kinks of Ladies' and GentIrmens
In part of French Sable, German MINI i
same ma sha stsh 9spgs and Nstoies, Cuts aIs OF
every variety; Gents Seal Nntra Gloves: Fur md ~
OF every variety Of styleaEd price AS We stf
ION Will besol Eastern
s5G agsiten Of Persons desiring
before itr6Is 90 well to examine our Stock
SOD p1 elsewhere & lfARPER BRO IL
2St!So. 10 120 li3in, cor Union st e
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NEyE YoRE, Nov 16s4Pers steamer Wander
6ilt-HavFe, Now 2d.s=Dhe cotton market is
dull; sales todayeof 900 bales; prices tending;
for Orleans middlingg. FundsF=zSsn buyers.
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Is YEAsnISaToN, Nov. I6 Dispatches received
here announce that Mr.. Sebastian has been
'1hanimoq reelected to the senate from, Ar.
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PiTTsp uEGu, Nov. -River affect by pier
mark, about at q stand Weather clearing up
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ST., Louis. Nov. 1G.--.Judge Eckles, having in
charge Henrietta aRolidore, rescued from THE
Aortnons on a writ of habeas corpus Mt the re.
guest of the British Government, arrived. This
girl vas Pbduetctt from Gloucester, England.
four years ago. Elizabeth Cotton, author Of an
extensive ablished letterin regardto Mormon
life, also arrived ) e'l route for England
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ARCTIfJ va RfTTiSIir AMc

IA ~ IIC VS.. MUSTANG,
tb and card reesy published By
notice ap9ar hands and ahoug Ne, ilIsIilo
depart rom a oSf esl we shall in
evil aaisq = sAt AsFiS az!
s men 1 e. SeS Their aItieS 9Sppanreh rapidly
tSrV 4 IsSOo desul
card announcing t6S he had 30 fnTthe4 @
spons5ls @ is qas2 Of Sc i gi5 re-
Ees9lsng from ths use or the With which
B i4R S5 tas Rases any
business andtE The style Of Fag BarfoWs and the
Pls 5sst t i6 ,;S ~ $50
years OF and It Ii but feasolabie to presume
hatip bis mat9Eedi manhood lie could produce better
The instaRtantos Success Of Bf9est
duced abears rordiIsjyn testimlsnv
been introduced months ad All ot Gaq
rous arliei " fb lhe meantime
MARKET put up like lhe1 Eenuiue lad
DE- 9s1 Bragg s s9 pO.,ls
PEI VINO had nseuhs and Injurious artl-
5 Se 1ss tai II
Lorset6s pnbc ths3 lie hSd no further
atfl his Enich have
sney are vel Known 70 business community IS most
they too sssS snS SaoT TIE tESs
81 t hs
greatly fits SUPERIOR bit Which they to son
slider failure. Notwithstanding is A. ~
are now Gxpending much money FOR rewspapeF cards in
me yaln public that Arctic lin
Is n The public not easily gued az
tsese gentlemen suppose, and readily that
such 4 these upscrppulops aersons nTs
would the last tstuF6 It's Guietobyion-
presSs S S that they EsHlarme lorthe
sbE5f s II 6S9ss4asa ss
Sst 5eaSs S soS
se from trying well that II hcy once
the Mustang. conciuslon, We claim that The AZ ~ TN
rent the hes. oiefed 10 lie nbIie mi t%n
WI pear tFpmPhPntiy every that atrsd
e stas ,sisij st., Louis Missouri
undersigned masters anu oJuerF
to aud from the port Sc. LOUISE Impressed Win
certain remedy to beused case sudden haze
u Dr.. Bra which We
carry upon boats
eNhs NJ 70 pc the most speedy nnfaIng remedy for
the cure Of burns scRldS, Wounds contu6I6nS ever
Ich q Fs - - ''s syi, astsamboat:
I 5I 2 Kate Howard
n u ~. Z ti yson Aonxo Child
G,H Tyler :. :! =. saTaGen .fEs
YIN n sc9dd New Falls CITY
800 u IL II Kennett
M Edward WalSh
~ Henry Choteau
~ = Denmark
= g y IN Ltcie May
E ~ 81 E 4 u Dcksy
"a r ~ lee brady ...s.s..R PSass
y S SSsssaan
Briefly Ben Lewis John porter. sS9tb wsst.,
= ketcheya IIesPeriani Platte YalIey Nm,
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z. ST:a Louis, Nov l6.lRivcr fallingrapilly. -
All the upper. streams are reported on the de-
cline. Weather clear and cold with Mercury be-
low2fFeeziRgi point rQx9 vsryslisrd last night.
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~ F. YOU HAVE ANY PAIN.
RtEuarAT1sai5N EuRArGIA7-BK PARA
LYsIs, OLD SORES IsoALD HEAD, BURNS AND
scALDs, STIFF JOINTS, SORE THROAT, STRAINS
AND BRUISES, SORE BREAsT,g SWOLLEN GLANDS,
PILES, OR CUTANEQus DISEASES,
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The svltau gaootIIe for Is OVEN Dor NoyTheTol-.
ANtSG by very large 7ass,rt
- n,ent OF all styles of OI0AKS, much shperiorto any
sPt second town:
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low At street
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