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Oh q More And Ntiiien ncapcEs
SOs
NEW COnEke PLEASE NOTICE.
NafA6mw 80 ceAfSAu2i Rent wouid soon psscAa.ss
Gss INGol Permanent HomsasaG, secure frem 81
EM ~ eee1iions and Landiords' duns. sSgsss.
L. aE su ber now offers our new citissnn -
hsapel ~ gain yet out, being DQr
- gt snspgh for an ordinary family,
~ neatly painted pahng fence, W
pGnvenicnt, In : hsaathy location an =
lerhscd, within- t1 pniactsA walk Of
PAST CoxE, yF CLAIM.
II lakAn seon, cafs1&e NJ at low lfasss. =
rare bargain, whether for residence q - =
vsstmsaas ~ g.s;a3iesd. Hx ii
q sr. silsraldiseouns
"a |xoa 1tAsas eildinrs
II p. "A. URMSTON.
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n. X. LOVE Il co.,
{ Successors to Deming + Love-,
BANKERS,

Successors to Deming Love,)
BANKERS, o.
4 NIVE pArtisular attention to collcctiQnn/
~ init promptly on the day Of pei
REYBRuHC8s:
Bank Of North Americs, New York. =.
Drexel 4 Co., Philadelphia. 4
E.W, Clark + Co., "
Citixens' Bank, Baltimore.
Bank Of Pittsburgh, Pitts burgh.
Jno. d. sculiy, Cashier, do
s. Brady, Cashier, Wheeling. - =
Branch state Bank Of Ohio, Zanesvill
Commercial Bank, Cincinnati.
State Savings Institution, St. Louis
eco. Smith J. Co., Chicago,
Northern Bank Of Kentucky, Lexineto1
nov24d
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eco. @. ANDERSON. ALKxAHDkn pA8oE6f.
ESTABLISHED IN lsl8.]
BANKING HOUSE OF
q r. q n q q. u y ~ . n 4 q o :.
7 HAVE this day admitted ~ . partner In the
/ Banking Business, Alexander Barclay, lwho has
been my teller for the last six years.. The bue
ness, hereafter, viii be conducted under the
and style Of
GEO. G. ANDERSON 4 co.
Being one Of the Oldest Banking Houses tikoot
the oldss) in Iowa, the new firm solicits oontin-
uance Of former patronage so literally extended 70
the senior partner.
They win make collections and remit, less Ex-
change, on the day Of payment, free Of charge
Their references are Is formerly by senior part
ner,v
REFERENCES:
Park Bank, N. Y.
Winsiov, LAnier h Co., Bankers, N. Y.
Edward W. Clark A Co., ,Phiiadslphia.
Howard Banking Co., Boston.
Clapp, Fuller d Browne, Bankers, Boston.
Marine Bank, Chicago.
Hoffman 6clpcke, Chicago.
Mechanics Bank, Pittsburgh.
Farmers Deposit Bank, Pittsburgh.
Kramer d Rahm, Bankers, :"
fillmore 4 Brothsrton !" Cincinnati.
A. d. Hunt Co., f" Louisville.
State savings Institution, Bt. Louis.
Keokuk, Jan. l, '6S. GEO. 9. ANDERSON
jan5d
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Ce.rarsnrr.hlp Nofics.

- p. GRAY u X. u. SMITH have this aay
N. formed : partnership in the Carpsntss sad
Butlding business II all its branches, undse tho
aerS SnAme and styk " ursy / Smith. Thsy will
and on Fifth street, bstwesn High and Nor
ph3e they will be happy n receive the or
1Astr friends and the pahlio.
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DAssOlutlOn.
eNHE CO. Partnership heretofore existing be-
j tween tho subscribers, under the name and
Arm Of Farrar Haines, 10 this day dissolved BY
nutuAl consent. Robert p. Q. Nsines will coa-
sinas In the husihsss, and sign the name Of the
eounts or The lste 1sn, and all debts due 1t must
be paid then. Y. 9: fAhRAR,
ROBERT HAINES.
Co.PaEtnersA1p.
The undersignsd, having feene4a Co. Partner
chip uuder the and u yls ~ Ho1neoA Brother,
and purchased the entire intefeatsNkB B. Farras,
will continue the business of u6ap1actasing Sash,
Doora. Blinds, Flooring, Punls8abiDg, 6c., 1t
the Dtand, corner Of b I Bln4 N1Hosss, near the
A''- " ~ RoBISt HxiniEs,
K.okak sept. ,, -. r. 9. uAnRs.
oct8-d
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N. w. JoMED,


WATCH AM xEWUR -
u HsPEcTFu LILY ia1srns tageIAi Ie11gs
N kuk and vicinity tAat 1enqQ ~ - ~ W
Psnhelss, flate Psrnss y e1A q 8
Msyh-st., between I'd ~ ~ W6sss u V4&09 y
pleased to attend to the wsaaesf al who - 49,
yor him with call WI
warranted. y. " JQ& u
Mark y Ne 0sssIsss KeGkuk1aNps
yI,lMES are Hard. MONEY 10 Dsetps. -
/ DUKE n IL N with the Times, asa de0nNttH
the Cash. II times are hard, HE wcax tAosa "a
vERr GREAr, wHILE. II money seefsey ~
Having jas, received als sprias ssesk, = u
now ready 70 .eeannnodAss Al wAs nay sivs hn y
call, either In Eastern Custou-mn1e work, end
| wouh cali par,i ocular attention ~ 1tss.
Having establiahed manntsct( y the most
| extended scale, he van keep oonsts1 b AxAd an4
make to order eysry thiAs in NJ 6.s, fEsa ysta
on pSfeA OF mak'ns an tafsas'ssApA = 8 ssAs
Cater Fsisnl CsV Boqt, ard yiU ssu The hsst q
goods at the very bwrst psssahh tsiesa for CASH.
s1p castssAgssh 11Nfnsts Pm, sos stssranP,
IA, s.'ssM MAMMOTH h0oT.
I'm @0n1T4W Nna. 81 ~ and a Maih. ri
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CURTIS BR OTHEHS,
Surveyors aud Land Agents.,
COUNCIL BLUFFS CITY ,................ IOWA.
KEHER TO
W, MsAlpins, q. T., New York.
Ell. Tracy, - i"
Adams Back CHAM,
Hon. ChAs. Mason, Washington City.
Hon j. Is. Gordon, North Carolina.
Hon. j. 3. Orr, South Carolina.
Hon. p. c. Wright, New Orleans.
s.v. Papin 4 Brother, st. Louis.
bearritt 4 Mason, "
Capt. J. N. Prilchard, -
TIL sharp, Cash. Indi an polls, Ind.
H.B.curtis, Mt. Vernon, Ohio.
Hon. Sam X. Curtis, Keokuk, Iowa.
Chas. Parsons d Co., "
Hatch 1 Thompson,
Clarke Guthrie 4 sturges, Buffalo, Ny.
iy3-dkw
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4hiais the ShSfe AndQuicksst Route 10 all
Z s sss3sN 81-THkOUGH TICKETs~R
Ovee1S slime to all principal places, csn be pro-
cusc8 - Aailroad Ticket 0fhce, Main stree, one
dooYYr0n 11a nillings House. StaGesWill sAltor
dasse q rSfS ~ naYfof thecitysRree.
GAAHAM 4 CO. ,Proprietors. "a
"a. ssszx2. s-~~. &s&
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O STORE NuUlLS under the New Hotsl-4 On
O - street, and on Fifth stseet--sli of which
I mt Tor retail stores, fer the following
n busincss: Drugs and 1eslumery, cents
y lne Goods, Merchant Tallofing, kadiss'
sASiishuent, Millinery, DIP doodS, Con-
snasy an4{0s Cream, Family 6rocsry. and
szlso. ono room connected 'vith the house for
l1a aUtorc Or BasaaY 1sG1 which VIII -
spr36d IN. AoAd5GH WILs3Y.
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osLr - 81 q fro = kdo.
New YSPk pasSonkefs have 1es |ur GUa
railroad routes, from GincinnafI Viz
4 Erie, N. \. Central, Pednsy issnia
Baltimore Ohio. 80
Through passengers should ayaiT
this most reliable route between
the West.Ap IL Ado01g nnpsuA y 1aci
.ape.is and 6saiy 2Gs1d 9 -
'np Passsna @ Sfor Dsssstas. 6lesnh ALE,
Rock Island, Buisinete6y Ploria b, Ga
lena, Peru, fc.Sseonnect At Sanl Nth the
Illinois CentrafsR. X. forthe above Mined points
direct. 49,.
passengefsisr Mattoon and Chicago elost at
Odn With tkox3hicAgo Branch. Throug pm Is.
Louis witk eAly - change Of cars. NJ.
ThroGh baggage chccksxiven in - dtys aae
baggage handled free, giyi1g pass notrout w.
'''A' D''': :ninouaH TIoEy
i;:ss: 7 a..:.. ssss' :sss.. .; :;
Vine street.
- AN-Doth of6ceu are exactly on - e&omer-the
r. nnces to obtain reliable inform0e&On.
W. Ii. CLEMENT, Gent sup't.
ISAAC WYMAN, Gcn'I " Wsstern Ag't.
nnulbuses will callfor pcs cngers and bAgSass
~ part Of the city, ang their addssletA IS N
eitler Of the Offices. cA1t Ariy Atths
ivJ7 ~SM$x4S NEssffs% u
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To GENTLEMEN.

vTyHE superior stock Of Cloths, Cassimcres, Vest
L ings, shirts, Drawers, Gloves and Hosiery,
6hswa and travelling blankets, win be sold, until
further notice, 1t LESS THAN EASTERN COST,
FOR CASH. r. d. FOSTER,
uov2dAw SeCond-st.
EOO GALLONS Pure Linssed Oil for GALS 81
OUU 3. B. VOWKLL,
nay27d I6l Nain-1t.
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NJ . q haitian Li1e lnsurance Conpau
lag BROADWAY, NEW YoRK.

u = q ha sta n Life n q u fa n CO Cen pa
l46 BROADWAY, NEw YORK.
CasA Capfiaiand AccNmnidfioa t400, 600.
nEPoSITED$ $l00, 900 with the Comptroller oft he
- State Of New York for the security Of Policy
holders. In addition TO which the are
personally liable. Among the Directors are the
most wealthy and inGuentia lcitisens Of New York.
Thisis - Stock Company, returning to the ~.
sured 37} per cent. of all the epro6tstrl-annually
A party 80 years Of age may secure to his family
free from the claims Of his srv. tors for about 50
GENTS per week, apolicy for $4,000.
Who would notspare this sum FOR the gratiAoa
tion Of rchection, on sick bed or i1fn Of Acci-
dent, that IL aloslse fail, he had Z certain
provision for his faa1111l il woul4 1R nnn1nle
pain and do more DEesy tAe
nished by RI
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MUSIC 1rOW IL NJ
u B. HTNMAN, ,havin 3 purchased u1
Os the stock Of Patrick 4 Grouse
has now on exhibition and for aoiG
q the Jewelry Store, next do0
Co. = Banking House, variety ef
on, , and other Musical lnstrument1
0asic books sheet music, &c.
= Ais" . large collection Of beautifu
InneEYiAeS4 paiutingt. All which y
RF&4 4100a ble etGgms. b. B. HIM
|DnAIQd
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BUCKEYE FOUNDRY,
Corner Of Johnson and Ninth Streets,
KE0KUK.
D. .. VAIL x CO.
iyiAd

=. O.. .. CAK r II,
nAsUvAcfUREBs
WINDOW SASH DOORS AND BLINDS
Corner OF johnson and Eighth Sta,
kEuk ...-....loHh n
~ large assortment always on hand.-ag
apr-Ivl yd2m
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snNHE Great Central Route, connecting Che At
"a Y lsntic cities with the Western, North-westsrn
- South-wsstsfn Btetca, by = contia1pus Rail-
way direct. This reeA also connscts At Pittsburgh
With daily iins n Aners 10 all Perts on the
Western Rivers, AG ut Cleveland and 6andusk J
with steam ers to ~ ports on the North western
Lakes; making ftfke most direct, ehespsst and ~
liable route by which FREIGHT can be forwarded
TO and from the Great West.
RATES BETWEEN PHIAprkXlA AND PfrrSBURGH
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Kookuk Book-Bindo3I

K.etuk sept. ,, 81. ?. Q. nAHls.
0rtB-d
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EStFav Notices.

Published for the bene,ft ofomr Subscribers.
Taken up by Thomas Reveal, Centre Tp, Dec sth
81 two steers years old red, end Of tail white
crop OF left ear, swallow fork in right APP. at 800
The other year DID, pale red, white spot In forehead
white shoulders and Tanks under-bt in right ear,
slit and under-bit in left. APP. at SO.
Taken up by Joseph Gardner, Columbia TIP, Nov,
Is 81, .wo horses, pony about Ii hands high.
hind legs white, fore legs black some white on the
forehead small bits of the back part of ears
white marks right side of head, like halter marks,
black name and tail, bright bay. Ap. at $65. The
other bay mare, black name and tail, white
forehead, about Is hands high. Ap. at 500.
Taken up by Charles Howard, Keokuk Tp., II Nov,
81 two steers one, face white crop and slit In left
half crop of under side of right ear line backed
posed years old; has bell marked A. H. s. 1882.
The other ROAM slit in left ear small piece or end Of
right ear line backed supposed years old APP at $50.
Taken up by Harrison Schooler, Washington TIP,
Nov. IS, '57, steer years old, white and red pded
neck and bead red legs to knees, crop and underbt
in each ear. APP. at $22
Taken up by Jacob B. Smith, Richland Tp., Nov. H.
81, II head Of sheep, buck with swallow fork in left
ear and hole In right, others with under-hafcrop i'm
left, crop and slit in right and under in left
crop off both and under slit in right crop slit
In right crop In right and slit i'm left crop and under
slit in right. APP. at $2S,37.
Taken up by John Johnson, Of Centre Tp., Nov 25..
two steers, red with star In the forehead, white
along the belly and TANKS, with spot In right ear
some hicks In left, supposed to be made by dog
Appraised at 800
Taken up by Edward T. Neville, OF Pleasant TIP.
Nov. H. red and white steer, years old last spring
with an enlarged jaw. Appraised at 415
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CARD.

~ TO MY PATRONS.-I would return my sincere
thanks for the good share of public patronage bestowed
upon my establishment, and would say, that, not
withstandng the lateness Of the in which my
store was opened, have added largely to my stock,
and have larger stock Of articles in my line than
be found In store west Of the Mississippi Hav
Ing had fourteen years experience In the drug business
and having competent assistants physicians and 9th
requiring medicines can be confident Of being
suited in every respect WIN. +. ELMENDORF,
Apothecaries Hail. Richards Buildings,
no15 Ottumwa Iowa.,
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u We learn by the Oskaloosa Herald that young
lady by the name Of M. 4. Emery, committed suicide
by taking arsenic the 10th inst The cause of this
rash Is attributed to the falseness Of her sutton
Leander Dascomb-and preferred death to that Of dis
grace.
She b spoken Of by the above named paper in high
terms and at the time Of the melancholy affair, in
the employ Of the city assistant in the public
school.
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LECTURE AND DEBArR.-The next regular meeting of
the Ottumwa Literary Society," win be held at the Court
House, on Tuesday Evening, Jan. &C. at "a o'clock
Exercises for the evening
l. Lecture by John s. Walker, ESQ,
.. Discussion Of the following question: Resoired,
That the United States should take immediate
sion Of Central America.
The public generally, respectfully invited to at
tend. By order ofthe President
NEWTON DOGGETT Sec'y
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THE
, MISSOURI DEMOCRAT.
Printed and published at st Louis, Missouri.


TERMS svnscsrrr,os;-D Daily. IS per annum; Tr-
Weekly -; Weekly & In advance.
clabs-Ten copies Tor $l5; Twenty copies, s2s:
Address, WV. MCK.E, st Louss, Mo-
The Missouri Democrat is western journal dew o,ed
to the interests OF the West published st Louis
the center oft valley Of the Mssisslppthe focus
Its facilities for giving the latest intelligence in
each and all these respects unariyaled, and its
patrons may be assured that no expense or labor will
be spared to make 1t the paper Of the people Every
department Is filed with talented and reliable
uctors. Its corps OF correspondence In Washington
City. New York, New Orleans, Kansas, Nebraska, New
Mexico and Utah, number some OF the ablest writers
In the country Contributors relating to the antqu
ties the Soils the mineral wealth the agricultural
villages and towns and the local Of the neigh
boring State. will always be found in its colums The
markets Of the chief cities OF the great and growing
west the statistics Of production and shipments the
marine interests Of great rivers and the trade Of
our railroads will each be carefully noted The latest
Information by telegraph from every quarter will be
mrnshed--the details OF foreign steamships will be
gwen tufu-reyiews OF new publications Of interest
VIII be sedaously snppliedor in BRIEF everything that
to shs thnsas 20 .ne M o.
LATEST KANSAS NEws.--kansas has become
point OF much Importance and attraction to the whole
country. For more than year past the Missouri
Democrat has furnished the press ofthe Uni
ted States with the most authentic as well the ari
est Intelligence from that quarter.
II has now Ave reporters In various parts OF the
Territory and especial attention will be devoted to
tain the reliable accounts ofevery
ed In regard to Kansas affairs the politics sentiment.
immigration, and al that concerns the progress Of
opinions In that quarter. find no better Of
obtaining The same than through the columns Of this
paper.
.PoLIrlcAL Posiriox.-The Missouri Democrat In, as
its name Imports Democratic In principle, conserva
tive In sentiment; opposed TO the violence and oatrage
that has dsgaced the Territories and xeaously In IA
vor OF the people Of each locality TO control their do
mestc affairs without interference from those residing
EXCHANGES LIsr.-This Journal has now the largest
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Commercial.
Markets.

Since our last, the weather has been remarkably
pleasant, and business slightly revived Our packers
are still at work, and paying from 1850 to o.
The prices for pork have slightly advanced at Bur-
llngton Cincinnati, New York, and Chicago, and bust
ness, generally, is looking up.
Navigation on the Mississippi is still open below
ak,,t
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Is in Of almost everything to eat, drink,
and pay debts with Subscribers and others who
wish to supply US with Wood. Coal, Flour Beef Pork,
Butter, Lard Chickens Eggs, Potatoes, Corn, Corn
Meal Buck-wheat Flour, &C., win please bring them
right along. Come In without knocking Always at
home to such calls
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eWwe should express our obligation to Hon. J. A.
johnson, ofthe Senate, for State Documents, and to
Postmaster Holmes for early copy Of the Governors
Mensage
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ERRArrA.--Mr Editor: BE kind enough to correct
errorin your next paper that occurred in my
munication Of last week, It places and the class
ofinhabitants Of whom was writing, In position
which did not intend In the sentence" not among
the rich merely, but also among intesctudl classes
It should have been Industrial you will find in the
manuscript. Yours, BENZ. BRuNSING.
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~ We learn that the efforts Of the Methodist
Episcopal Church. during their revival the past week,
were amply crowned by the conversion of many souls
Some thirty having embarked In the Old Ship Zon"
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Relixious Notice.

There will be services of the Protestant Episcopal
Church at the Court House, Sunday Gath inst at
10S o'clock, A. NJ, and p. NJ. Preaching by the
Rev. Edward w. Peet of Des Moines. Also, services
at the place the Sunday following 31st inst
Preaching by the Rev. Ell Adams.
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COALlCOAL! COAL

IL and Il now prepared to- furnish customers with
cea Al the bank for cents per bushe 10 per
bnshel delivered In part Of ottnmwa. This coal
Is free from dirt. and II the vevy hest quality II
Jan. ~. 'Ss,nss-in,. JAS r. HALLOwAy. q
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ATTENTION EVERYBODY!
Coal! Coal. Coal!

Coal! Coal. Coal.
yUNHE UNDERSIGNED is prepared to supply. the
u citizens OF Ottumwa and vicinity with the very
best quality Of COAL in any quantity to suit purchas
IS +.
Ny Bunk Is of such character that it does not
suspend, but viii pay all deposits and will honor all
drafts property presented at its Platform.
III yon want good article Of Pe.tcock Coal, try it
and you win be sure to get your money back. Ny
prices will suit the times. A. LOTSPEICH
Dec. 18th, '57-n43-y
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Single and Double Entry,
TAUGHT BY
ID. ID. BOZORTli, AccoexrASr
Ottumwa, Dec. oath, 3'-n4S-y
II ID. BOzORTH will give private instrac-
lie tons In Practical Arithmetic, Higher Arithme-
tic. Elementary Algebra, Higher Algebra Geometry,
Mensuraticn Plane and Spherical Trgouom stry Sur
veying, Navigation and the German Language
Ottumwa, Jan. I, 5S-l0-n
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LOTS FOR SALE!
STONE CUTTING.

TIME subscriber would announce to the citizens Of
y Ottnmwa and wapello county, that he will be
able hereafter to furnish as good quality Of Lime
Stone, for caps ss and other work for houses
sus ready for can be obtained anywhere In the
west, and at the lowest rates. Workmanship euaran-
teed to be as good be done in keokuE or St.
Louis Persons from distance can be accommodated
with cut stone common for building stone
Ottumwa, March Remotely VIM MALONE
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Estray Notice.
G. G. WARDEN,
DEALER IN
ID II Y 90 ID =
III "A II Id w A u E !!
Queensware, Groceries, Boots Shoes, Hats Caps.

VueeusWare, drocefles, BOOTS SHOES, hats caps,
Ready Made Clothing, &C., &c.
Nert door West of E7mendort's Drug Store,
OTTUMWA..... ............... IOWA.
Is in receipt Of well selected stock OF assorted
hard times IN the East At the low prices that
prevailed for cash, and which he will sell to his
toners at CORRESPONDENCE low rates. All who want
goods will find II to their advantage call and exam
Inc my stock and prices. I am now receiving FIRST
rate stock Of
FAMILY GROCERIES,, SUGAR, COFFEE,
Family Soap. Spices, Cotton Yarn, Glass, Nails &c.
Dec. II, 1881. G. G. WARDEN.
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ed for Musical Associations and social music parties
with new and comprehensive plan of Instruction, EN-
bracing the various systems of Notation by A. D. Fill
more, Editor Of the Musician General Intelligen-
GER" and Editor of the "Christian Psaimist" For
sale by DIR. J. L. Taylor, Ottumwa. In35-yl
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1857. 1857.
PACKARD's MEMORANDUM.
IMPORTANT TO MARINERS AND MECHANICS.
'H A R DIV A IL r.,
IRON AND NAILS!!
Sign of the Mammoth Paddock,
OTrUMWA, IOWA.
The cheapest place to buy Hardware Iron, Springs,
Steel axles, and Glass. at
Wholesale & Retail.
Having fust received from the Eastern Jobbng
Houses and manufacturers generally large splendid
and well selected stock of
Harlow ARE.
TABLE AND POCKET CUTLERY, IRON, NAILS.
Glass, Butts and Screws.
Locks and Latches, Springs,
Axles anvils bellows, augers, bits, platform and
counter scales,
RUBBER AND LEATHER BETTING.
Hemp and Rubber Packing,
PAINT MILLS, COFFEE WILLS,
Steel yards and balances, ovels, spades hay forks
cross and circular saws wood hand saws and
webb's saws trace log, coil, halter and dog chains
lacks, brads, finishing nails lanterns, candesticks
mill and bastard files, and in fact everything generally
kept in Hardware stores.
HOUSE BUILDERS
Will find It to their advantage to buy their .
GLASS, SASH, BLINDS AND DOORS,
or me, as always keep splendid stock hand at
| all times, and At prices
DEFYING COMPETITION.
NV arrangements with Mt. Pleasant Burlington, and
Chicago SASH blind and door manufacturers such
that all orders left with me will receive my usual
prompt attention.
We have In store and
ARRIVING. DAILY,
IS kegs brads nails and spikes 4.
so boxes window glass;
dozen 2 by PANEL doors;
dozen window blinds;
| 1000 u assorted extra pine sash;
1000 shingles, principally oak;
l,00O good aths;
| 70 prairie plows to arrive in few days.
! ME- II MICS
viii find fine assortment Of furlong and short joint
ure, double and single iron planes, iron and wood
bench screws thumb, pance, mortce and patent floor
ing guages, augers aud bits;
HAMMERS & HATCHETS,
Hand axes broad axes, draw and shave axess and
AIDES, iron squares steel squares, Devil and try
squares, framing and 6rmer chsses, gouges, turning
BRACES & HITS, &c.
T O F A R M ERS
lam offering the largest and best assortment Of
Foreign and Domestic Hardware
| IN SOUTH-WESTERN IOWA,
Comprising various things and every item generally,
| and new to the
Peep PIE OF w AP E L L.O
And surrounding counties. will only say that you
respectfully and most cordially invited to call and
| examine my
Mammoth Stock.
As feel confident that from the quantity Of goods you
/ select anything desired.
I 1,vE ID rDy,/,yrpU yu DDJ/rES Wyy HIHE TT
| an object to buy Of me.
From the quality of goods ann positive that can
give entire satisfaction.
Agents for Lppincott Bars fire proof safes; Nov
city Works platform and counter scales; Bloods axes
! and tools at all times A few good
CARRIAGES AND BUGGIEs ON HAND,
! CHEAP CASH.
feel under great many obligations to my custom
for their past liberal and continued and
earnestly solicit a continuation.
Respectfully,
&. G. PACKARD.
| u3n-y Opposte the CurIew House