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The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1859-01-29
Description Of the New United States Senate
Chamber.


The general aspect of the new hall is light
and graceful. In shape and dimensions II
is similar to the new Hall of Representatives,
but to the eye appears more finely proper
toned. The style and character Of decora-
ton is nearly the same in both houses, ex-
ccpt that in the Sena the tone OF color is
much more sub1ued. The area OF the floor
is 80 feet by As feet, and Of the roof II BY
50 feet, the difference being occupied by n
continuous gallery around the four sides of
the apartment, and capable Of seating 200
persons. The inner roof, or ceiling, Of iron.
is fat, with deep panels, u Of wich are FILL
ed with ground glass, having in the center
of each pane n colored medallion represent
ing the printing press, steam engine, cornu-
copia. and other symbols Of progress and
plenty. The light is supplied wholly through
the window in the roof, and the effect is good,
flood of light is falling on the reverend
seisnors on the floor, while the galleries re-
main in half shadow.
The gas apparatus is placed above the
ceiling, SO that the light, streaming through
the panes, may seem like n soft effect of
sunlight. The ceiling is twenty-four feet
from the floor, and is encrusted with floral
and other embellishments, in high relief, and
all OF iron. The floor Of the chamber is COW
cred with LOO yards OF tapestry purple
ground. Its effect is not unpensinc. The
Vice Presidents desk is Il modest table of
mahogany, as unlike rs possible the marble
bar on which the Speaker pounds. The
places of Senators are arranged in three se
mi circular rows around the scat Of the VICE
President. The Spectators Gallery is up
holstcrcd in drab damask. The Reporters
Gallery contains desks for twenty persons.
The Senator's Retiring Room and Ante
Chamber are the most highly finished rooms
in the Capitol-the former being entirely Of
marble and supported by columns Of rare
beauty. Three mirrors are inserted in the
panels, each 10 feet high and ) feet wide
The domed ceiling is panncllcd and the cen
ter filed with allegorIcul paintings, executed
in Il superior manner. The Presidents, Vice
Presidents and Committee Room are on n
level with the Chamber, and all are decora-
ted. Every portion Of the Cnpitol-a noun
famous mass of marbles heated and ven.
hllated by an apparatus, said to be the lar
grst in the world, the British Parliament
house not excepted. Eight boilers convey
steam to coils set in different parts Of the
cclIcragc, supplying any required degree Of
heat, and, at the same time, rcvolve powor
to two fans in either wing. Thirty thousand
cubic feet Of air are circulated through the
chamber per minute, which quantity may be
increased to eighty thousand. The nrparn-
tus is completely under control, and Scna-
tors can at all times protect themselves T, ON
The discretion of operators. The exterior Of
The building is still numbered up with an i'm
mcnsc mass Of material which workmcn arc
busily engaged in removing.
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GEORGE DOUGHTv,o :
GENERAL COLLECTING
COUNCIL RIEYRs 1n~

rIHHE UNDERSIGNED HAVING Rrcv
L tired from the mercantile bushes. hSILY n.
offer his services to Merchants and Bus,s iesvs 4
classes, rs General Collecting Agent Oh
give ms entire attention TO this business. 4
residence and extensive acquaintanee in r. zig ms oas
he trusts, enable hins to give entire est viii
who may employ him. "se'ios 70 d
Notes, Accounts and Claims 81 m ti,d.
wsrded to the undersigned by mail, or o.hy Be ss-.
Presentation, Liquidation Of Collection ps.'e, fs
ton will be giren, and the svails immsdi,,asH se-
ted. When II may beoume necessary 10 49,, fsAse
suit, the best professional services win h -.
The legal proceedings urged forwa I'd as r,n,d id
ble Doubtful claims will be settled Al sesr
the best teri ms atainabe, and the title Ia ~. w
when taken either Is payment security e,,sAss
vettiEatcd SSuSg n
The undcrsign cd VIII, also Pay Taxe, i, Aft
western Iowa and Nebraska; and will alss s.s 20
chase or Invest Money in Real Estate. '<f' Pu.
Letters Of Inquiry will be promptly ,t.,h.s,-
GEORGE DoUGHrY
RETERESCEs:
CovSCIL BLrTYs-Oiicer Pussy
win Dodge, do; Casady Test, do; n. H." 49, |.
Co. do. - u NUT
ST. Louis, No.-Doan King Co: so,;,..
ShApieigh, Day Co, s. c. Dav. L Co Hoei
Hinchman. W. nsara
ST. JOSEPH, Ho.-Tooties l. FsrleiRh tox r
Prest 81 Jo lns. Co; 4. L. Mcdonald, ! - M
Nave, AcCord Co., J. b. Jenning. l. Co , .aa
= ". t.4nt'l Bugle please on.
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THUsrEE,s So.

"nknKAS... OK the sorw a.,
" 4. D ls. Ssnlssi !. Va,,. - Aeop~
Snerln OF Yottawsttamis Coeiay estsd -. III
= certain Decd Of Tfust, onee,,rS y &ss@
tne Following des<ribo1 pre1ases = saad 4t,.s%
Of the N. ". 81 aoetiou re-, a
eishty-seven 90 NoflA, Of 1an.. ~ ~.
wcsi' and the u. y q The s n. TsgseNA tss !,
inc o. 3. O.. Scctitos thirsrpoe = . vs. =
eisnty-seveD ~ Nora. Of ksnes 3xM mo-.
IN me County Of Woodbury. and STATE LIVE Hes
ssM Dsed os Trust was recorded in M whiri
Of sara County on the I3th day Of srrssr.s o..
Isoe, IN BOOK A. pages - and 100. and -..f, 1. b
sa'o samuel y Watts, forthe pyrpose 80 aAde b. n.
payment Of Promissory kete sjsusd h, seorine n
and u simon dated the 3oih day Of xnsns sss Hs,s
aoe 70 I0udya nullin, oder far id9 ,,y
Tvesty-six Dollars, the nfse OF Nnrrh ~. mdr ~
Note having oec"me dne and payable. snd -. An NJ
I'D StRsoe having fsitss - psy sse SGD vs,t.
thereof, T. WILLIAM BAKER, sherin :; NGt
ME County, and Trustee IS asorassjd - "tassts.
psbie notice, that y virtue Of the rs~sHsty DE
ne vested, b. said Deed Of Trust, vim - ~ s
Twen'y-SIxsh Day Of Eebr,.,,. ,s..
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock, A. Il. and 49,,
OF SAID day, At the County Treasurer o. ~t,fH
buns Iowa sell NJ public auction to the Cocs.
Tor cAsh the psen,ises sbov doscriben ~ :. eAes
as SHAH be sunicient 10 satisfy and Cav ~. usss
sad Note, with interest and the expenss. =. smoss q
Cpon the completion Of such ssls &C., III, SAN N.Y.
In aocordance with the stipuia tivns OF ~ y esA
Dated, Jan. 18th, 1859. 'eed offrs.
Sheriff Of Pofisra'ta~te County, 'Axn,
ss FRANK STREET, Attorney Tor uiitn irssss
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NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL PERSONS
interested that the First Monday III February 1859
has been set by the County Judge q, Pvtiawatamie
County in the State Of Iowa for proving the of the
late Benedict iaGg. deceased; ~hh tine all per
sons, il desire 50 to do, sppc.r before said
County Judge and show sSuse Why said wi should not
be allowed and entered OF record by said Judge.
NICHOLAS HAGG, Executor.
January 2Sk, 1859.
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TO ]. z. TRACY.

ClR-YOC ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED ru.r oy np,
- before the Third Day % January 1859 there Wi, 10
IN file IN the Cce Of the rrk Of the District Court Of
PottaNatamle County in The State Of Iowa pet,,raN
"f Conrad tSrote caiIing of the One Nun
drcd an! NIue;yOse ns4lLs and Sev -Four cent.
balance due him eighty thousand hundred aud.
siNiy-stN brrks s"d and delivered 10 Lot Four
~ IN Block Fifteen ef5 IN Bayliss First Addition to The
Town OF Council Bluis, said County the summer
Of 1858, and ella Inning also Mechanics Lien said Ect
and the brick house erected foT Catholic Church there
on, and that unless pear and sand petl,n
on OF before the Of the Scnnd Day Of February
term oi the District Court Of said County, lie begun
and hrt in the City of C"ucil Bluffs. the First
dry IN February 1859, judsren, will be rendered against
You thereon. FRANK STREET
AIRY for Plaintiff
The foregoing notice having been returned by tie
Sheriff VI P"tawatan!ic County mot found hereby
order (jn request Of the Plaintiff thai the same pub
hshcd four weeks succe,sivey in the Council BEES
fonparsH
u3S-wt C.p EFIIOGG C!frk
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cTA correspondent of the Boston Tran.
script says that Senator Jones, of Iowa, ex-
poets challenge from Judge Douglas, and
has gone so far in completing his arrange.
ments for its acceptance, as to engage his Sc
cond, who is mentioning the fact, in conf
lence, to almost everybody he knows.
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TO NORMAN ARCHER.

C1R-fOr ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED THAT on q,
- before the third day Of January 1859 there wlbe
on ME IN the once Of the Clerk OF the District Court 81
r"tid~atamle County, IN the State Of Iowa. . pet,tan
Of foudsn Muihn, claiming Of you the sum Of mr.,
Hundred and fourteen Dollars. hch he aIeres to 10
due him on Promissory Note dated January "a lSss
ior the sum OF 70 Hundred ana Eighty D,ars psy,-
bic twelve months after date; and that uples. YOU n
pear and answer said petition before the rorui1e
OF the Second Day Of the February term OF the Ds,r
Court OF said County. TO be begun held IN the Civ
Of Council Blus. the First Monday in Fsbrusy Ise
Judgment will be rendered against Won thereon
FRANK STREET arr for Plaintiff
The foregoing notice having been returned h, t.s
SherIn Of Pottawsttamc County mot found her,.r
order ION req Of the IN that the same be nr
lIsAsd four weeks suoccssirey in the Council Bus
AonpnrcH. t35w4l CT. KELLOGG CI,-s
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TOrHOMAS ro<TEyIY.

TO THOMAS TO%TEVlV
ClR-YOC ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED THAT. on Oh
Obetore the third day Of January 1852 there will beoe
Die in the once Of the Clerk Of the district Cour, d
Potawsttamc County in the State Of Iowa petition Of
Loudon Mnilin, claiming OF you the Of two hundred
and sxy-six dollars which he alleges TO be dus him
promisory note dated April l4h, 1856, for the GUN
Of two hundred and forty dollars ADD serenity cents
payable twelve months after date and that unless Wv
appear and answer said petition before the meh~
ing Of the second day Of the February term me ~
rict Court Of said County TO Be begun and held in me
City Of Council Bu6. on the 6rst Monday cf1eo
1889 judgment will be rendered against you thereon
FRANK STREET, AHyfor Ih'aiu
The foregoing notice having been returned ~ me
Sheriff OF Pottawattame County mot FOUND mercy
order ION request Of the planting that the same oe phe
shcd four week successfully in the Council Biuns
parsu
D36-Aw C. P KELLOGG, CLERK.
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FRANK STREET ar, for p,s;,td
TO Z, SNYDER AND HENRY ALLEN,

rESrLEMEN-YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED THAT
" on OF before the Third Day Of Januay 1859 there
wst be on file in the once OF the Clerk Of the District
Cont Of PottaWattsne County. in the State Of Iowa.
petition OF L"udon MuIn claiming OF you the af
Three Hundred and TAirty-rour Dollars, which he
alleges TO he due him = Yfonssory Note payable 10
Davis W. Mullin and assigned to Loudcn Mun. dated
August 7th 1856, for Three Hundred Dollars due SIX
months after date And that unless you appear and
said petition or before khe morning d
Second Day OF the February Term Of the District Court
Of said county, to be begun and held in the City Of
Council Bius, on the First Monday in February 1861
Judgment will be rendered against you thereon
FRANK STREET Atty tor Plaintiff
The foregoing notice having been returned by the
Shertfof Fottawattamie County mot found" bereb9
order ION request OF the Planti6) that the same
published four week excessively in the Council Bluf,
NonpdreiI.
n35-iw CP KELLOGG Cy.-k
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The apportionment for members Of Con-
sress under the census Of 1860 will make q
great change in the representation Of several
States, judging from the votes at the recent
election in some of the Western States
Illinois with nipc members of Congress, has
given $50, 200 votes, while Massachusetts,
with eleven Representatives, gave only l2o,-
900. Wisconsin, with only three Represen-
tatives, has given vote within fraction
of that of Massachusetts,. Compared with
the votes Of many other States the discrep-
nncy is still greater. -
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fT The 'slittle giant" declines to meet
with the Committee on Territories since his
dcpreda,ion from the chairmanship to the
rosi,ien of private member.
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CT KELLOGG. rytrk.
TO J. y. TR ACY,

S'iR-rOv ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED THAT. on or
- before he Tuird DAY OF January, 1859 there viii 10
on 'e IN the fSc Of the Clerk Of The District Court Of
P1t'awattamie CsonIr in the State Of Iowa petition
~ L. Naic;. claiming Of you the II Two Hundred
and FVrtyFI'e Dollars, which be alleges lie due be
as balance for work done for You in the spring and
summer Of 1855 Catholic Church erected by yOu
Lot -Four q in RiCk Fifteen (15l in Bayiiss Fret Ad
d'tion 10 the Town Of Council Bus in said c0un,y, and
claiming also, Mechanics Lien on said Let End the
building above namc,i, situated thereon. And that
unless you appear and said petition before
the morning Of the Second Day o! the February Tern
the District Court county TO be begun and hed
IN the City Of Council BLUFFS, on tho First Monday
February 1889 judgment will be rendered ycu agan.t
thereon.
FRANK STREET, AIRY fer Plaintiff.
Tho foregoing notice having been returned BY the
Sheriff u" Putawattaulie County mot found hereby
order tn request o: the PIaiEtn3 that the same ~
published four weeks successfully In the Council,
Biuff> SonpdrcH
nS5-4 e EEYJOGG CIfrf
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eTThe St. Paul Nfinnesotian says that
the TT. Smelling spectators have failed to pay
up the second installment of 10000 due
Government on the purchase Of Fort Smell.
ing and its reserve; and that instructions
have been received to foreeiose on their OBJ
legations and resume Governmental posses
sion Of the premises. 1t oondoies with Mr..
Frank Steele on his misfortunes generally :
and with Mr.. Sibly in particular, over the
loss of their nice speciality Of thirty acres.
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II. Q, Nu77. ,. a. s'1lE. J. S. AxDl.v,
Merchants Exchange Bank
H. G.. MUTT g. co.
Council Bluffs. lara.
IOuntH Blufs, Iord,

WI demand or At specified date, with or ,,hor.
terest ~ per agreement with deposition
Transferable Certificates Of Deposits issued when H.
sired. "ol ~
We draw direct on New York. Boston Pbil,a.,,a;.
Detroit and Chicago and have also perfected an
ueni by which VIC issue Drafts and Letters a, cr.s
the principal Bankers in One Hundred and Pfys....
Cities Of Europe. ~
Collections made in Western Iowa and E,s,.-r ".
brsska free Of charge, and RENTED At current r.t.
Exchange.
We receive orders TO Buy and Sell on Comm;..,.,
Real Estate in Iowa Nebraska
invest Money for Capt. alis,s and Buy and Sell Lind
Warrants at current rates .~
RETERENCEs:
lie HuRAy& Co. EYCity GREEN THor.,tro
DnrAEL Co, Phiia., Pa. CooLs ausu a R.ons,
VERMONT BANK, Month, Burlington 10,
Vermont. WAlhES Co BANK Iii,
HAnFEf KING ESQ. Isoston DAVID r. PRESTON %
L. u berry 90 Adrian, Detroit, Michigan
Achisan. T..ou
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ry The Washington wash. Co., Press
saws that duriag the four months ending on
,hc lst of January last, there was shipped
Mt that place of Railroad freight, 2o6,oo0
tons. la the same tilse there was rece'vca
lU1. ZOO tons Of general freights, l:ioo,ooo
f,,et of lanber and 1890 barrels ct salt
IKE Press estimates the amount saved m
tou, oorfh, on the reduced price OF 1reignl
ats. -, ss4O, 900, and on Lumber $3.50, on sal.
=, s;O. 4 total Of SS45.2OO saved 70
Washington and adjoining counties
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EXECUTORS NOTICE!

county
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those living west of the road, while roads
running east to the Mississippi accommodate
those counties through which they pass; and
therefore the Council Bluffs, Boyer Valley
/ a. Minnesota Railroad strongly recommends
itself to Western Iowa, Minnesota, Nebras-
kn, and all portions south to St. Louis and
to the General Government.
Resolved, That our Senators and Repre-.
sentatives in Congress be requested to use
their influence to procure n grant of land
to aid in the construction Of the proposed
road.
After the adoption Of the articles Of in
corporation, books werc opened for the sub
scripsion of Stock. Forty five shares were
taken. The Stockholders then proceeded to
elect officers Of the Company, with the fol-
lowing result:
President, J. ". DESrsoS; Vice President,
J. L. JOHNSON; Secretary, II. OLxs1ED ;
Treasurer, n. HARRIS. ErecItire Commit
tee, tho President, Woo President, Stephen
King, W. NJ. Hill, and S. II. McGavcrn.-
Dircctors, J. W. Denison, II. Olmsted, J.
E. johnson, n. Harris, S. King, J. S. Cole,
and c. Baughn. A Committee was appoint
ed, with instructions t" open books for sub
scrption, as follows:
J. Z. johnson, in Council Bluffs and vcin-
| it's; G. II. McGavcrn, in St. Johns and vi
ciuity; VIM. NJ. Hill, Magnolia and vicinity
Stephen King, Harris Grove and vicinity
II. Olmstsd, Olmsted and vicinity; J. w
Denison, Denison and vicinity. Adjourned,
to meet at the call Of the Secretary.
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HE ALMA KALO! E KUKALA IA ANA
Ma ka Poaono, November 20, 1853, ma
ka holo II IL o Ike awasca, e kukaa IA ana
kela wahi e pill ana ma ka sina kalama,
ma alanui Llihu, ola hoi
H0oKAHI Lol KALo,
lie hapalua cka ka nui.
j. F. CoLBUN, Nea kukala.
Dubuque Times.
~We have an item by the last steamer
from Europe, that Morphy, the great
American Chess player, has beaten Ander-
son, of Prussia, the European Chess King,
in the late match at Paris. Morphy won
seven ont of nine games.
This appears to settle tho controversy rs
far as the mere matter Of chess. talent il
concerned. All celebrated chess players
are liable, at times. to be badly beaten
and sometimes by players Of inferior skill
simply by some unique combination Of
moves, best known to themselves but this
remark does not seem to apply to Mr.. Nor
ply; hut with all the skill that could be
mustered by the different nations of the
Old World, with all their variety Of play,
the result has been invariable. 1t appears
, to be the destiny unaltcrable, that he should
clear the field, and whip out the belligeren,
spirit of all antagonists and he does it SO
effectually that they stay whipped, and have
no desire to repeat the experiment. They
stand back, awed by the conviction of an
irresistible force-a genius-and bow in
| humble admiration to its mandate, though
they cannot test its power.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1859-03-31
new GOODS /!

ever brought to this maEke consisting Of Plain, Shad'
ed and figured Merinos, Plain and Printed Wool De.
LANES, BayadeFe Robes, bayAIere and Foulard
Stripes, DcLaine Robes, Mousln De LANES in great
variety. Cashme res-Plain and figured, PerSia
TwillS, French, English and American PTiRts, White
and colored Brilliant Mohaire, Debeg4s &C., at
Oct. Z, 1883. POE & BROTH E'S.
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Fever and Ague,

from which mankind suffer over large past oF
the piobe, Is the consequence Of diseased aetion
In tiie system, induced by the poisonous miasm q
vegetable decay. This exhalation Is evolved by
the action Of solar heat on wet soil. and rises with
the watery vapor from II. While the sun is below
the horizon this vapor fingers near the earths sur.
face, and the virus Is taken with Il through the
lungs into the blood. There t acts as IN irritating
noisou on the internal vscera and excretng organs
of the BODY The liver becomes torpid and fails TO
secrete not only this virus but also the bile from
the blood. Both the virus aud the bile accumulate
In the circulation, and produce violent constita-
tional disorder. The spleen, the kidneys, and the
stomach sympathize with the liver, and become
disordered also. Finally, the instinct Of our or
nanism, as If in an attempt to expel the noxious
Infusion, concentrates the whole blood Of the body
In the internal excretoes to force them TO cast e
out. The blood leaves the surface, and rushes %
the central organs with congestive violence: This
Is the CHILL But in this effort il fails. Then the
FEVER fohows, in which the blood leaves the cena
tral organs and rushes to the surface, a. u N
another effort to expe the irritating poison through
that other great cxcretory the sktn. In this
also Il falls and the system abandons the attempt
exhausted, and waits for the recovery OF strength
TO repeat the hopeless effort another day. These
are the Ats or paroxysms Of FEVER AND AouR.
Such constitutional disorder will Of course under
mine the health if it is not removed. -
We have labored to find, and have found, an
antidote.
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Ayers Ague Cure,

which neutralizes this malarious poison in the
blood and stimulates the liver to expel it from the
body. As it should, so it does cure this affecting
disorder with perfect certainty. And it does more,
or rather does what is of more service to those sub
ject to this infection If taken In season it expels
It from the system it is absorbed, and thus keeps
those who use it free from its attacks; keeps the
system in health although exposed to the disease.
Consequently it not only cures, but protects from,
the great variety of affections which are induced
by this malignant influence, such as Remittent
Fever. Chill Fever, Dumb, or Masked Ague,
Periodical Headache, or Bilious Headache, Bilious
Fevers, Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Gout, Blindness,
Toothache, Earachc, Catarrh Asthma, Palpita.
tions Painful Affections of the Spleen, Mysteries,
Collie, Paralysis, and Painful Affections of the
Stomach and Bowels, all Of which, when arising
from this cause, will be found to assume more or
less the intermittent type. This "AGuB CURE "
removes the cause Of these arrangements and cures
the disease.
This it accomplshes by stimulating the excre.
tories to expel the virus from the system; and
these organs by degrees become habited to do this
their office of their own accord Hence arises what
we term Gcclimatation. Time may accomplish the
same end, but often life is not long enough, or is
sacrificed in the attempt, while this AGUE CURB ="
does it at once, and with safety. We have great
reason to believe this is surer as well as safer
remedy for the whole class of diseases which arc
caused by the miasmatic infection, than any other
which has been discovered; and it has still another
important advantage to the public, which is, that
1t is cheap as well as good.
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New Tailoring Establishment.

THE subscriber would respe ectFul!y in
- form the citizens of Ravenna and the public in
general, that he has opened shop on Main street 4,
directly opposite tie Prentiss House, where he may
be found at all times, ready and willing aecommo-
date all who may favor him with their patronage.
Having worked ten years In some Of the best Eai-
ring esta blishments in New York city, he Hatters
himself tha he SUIT the most fastdious in regard
to style and workmanship. rTFCrTrING done to
order. All work warranted. Prices TO SUIT THE
TINES. May 20-lyl J.S. WALKER.
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A Business Card.

THERE are large number OF accounts
l. on our books cf year anu longer Standing. that
MUST BE SETTLED during the coming month, either
by payment or note, or they will be left Tor collection
-- A change of times wolves he no.
cessty Of change in the manner Of doing business,
and hereafter our Goods W II be sold for CASH AND
READY Fay or approved credit
PRENTISS, HOPKINS a. co.
N. B. We will take most kinds of produce at the
highest market rates, on notes and accounts.
Ravonna, Feb. 81, 1853.