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The Messenger. [volume] (Georgetown, Del.) 1858-18??, 1859-09-22
MELLkNER Y.

MRS. MARY r.. HARRIS
Announces to her friends and customers
chat she has just returned fiom the city
with an assortment of Millinery Goods,
which she win be pleased'tp sell at rea-
sonable prices. Her stock. consists Of
a new excellent and fashionable assert
-Ihent Of Bonnets, Ribbons, Silks, Trim
innings anda variety of other goods.
She invites those who are in want o.
Millinery Goods, TO call and see her
stock. ..''
No Is-4t .,..,,.,
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e5s 5s ~ el.f'3 =
The Messenger. [volume] (Georgetown, Del.) 1858-18??, 1859-09-22
Boots s. Shoes,!2.

At Willih's New Store. Georgetown,
opposite the Messenger Office. The
largest assortment Of the. best and
cheapest Boots and Shoes-city
made-eyer offered in Georgetown,
is owlbeing sold at
W1LLIN'S.
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quences, and viii check hirelng ncendiaries from max
ing further inhammatory addresses In our loyal city,
vent disturbance, which seems almost nevita.
bic II both sides turn out in their strength.
SECOND DHSPATCH.
Mr. Curtis lectured night en- audience of about 200
persons while about 10 900 attended the outside meeting
The latter were addressed by General John o. Miles,
Richard Peters, and Others
Soon after Mr.. Curtis commenced his lecture several Of
the mob threw stones 1t the building breaking the win
dow glasses. 500 policemen saonsd in the vicinity,
and Immediately made rush upon the riters arresng
several OF them. This summary proceeding had ten
dency to calm the excitement which at fist threatened
serious consequences.
Mayor Henry and the Sheriff were on the spot and
directed the police.
During the lecture OF Mr.. Curtis he was several times
Kissed by the inside audience when the histers were
mediately elected by the police.
The excitement subsiding and possibly the trouble is
ended.
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Port of New York, December is, 1859.

CLEARED
Steamship Montgomery, Berry, savannab-H Cromwell
Steamship Petersburg Powell, Aexandria--H Cromwell
SHIP s s .srssrs oas A's
snp Charter Oak Chase Mobile. wash carver Chase.
s sTs sia:s s B.
Srden1ss sssscss s gasos ~ &a sMsss.e
ssI,s Sby 1 kLzass,S rSoeas HsasiraS! / Dow.
B a5y asaSs aa 6as
sris Sea fars Mcfarland, Kingston, JAG Peters
M ss fe r3ss ira9 Sen.
scnr alconsr Smith Internationally Mott 3co
ss1
sehr Margaret, Henson. Pesersburg-Jas aua.er.
sebr Epslish, Bhven,. Brissol-Masser.
eioop Brown Carr, Brsol-Msster.
CM 1b.Brg Geznsiers Duch> Wiser, Amsterdam
ARRIVED
Steamship Bremen frem) Vessels Bremen Nov 26 South
INNS ai
ss. gs m sa.s
ssamsn,D psrlershsrg, Powell. Baltimore and Norfolk, with
Big sso:is,d e RsrioS g.saes Grand Turk IT. y
eslar,ms.s No date . 90 isiIn -sS ssps
Sss painted and y
ss o. orig
schr St Helena of Chicago l Hall Ardrossan % days.
ss E..Sa AZ DAYS
had heavy weather. during which she lost
Sem Enterprise r, Could CORVALLIS, Ms IL days. with
potatoes 70 D Dewof
shr sp.sn Ord Mahon Windsor Ns 20 days. with pas
ssSr sorssDns r, Bradford St Andrews NIB, IS days,
sbr Martha smSert Charleston days with rico, cotton,
pale from WNW split foresal and lib
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HIGHLANDS bee io sunse.-No inward bonnd yessels In
sight Wind fresh from NV weather clear
LONG BRANCH. Dec lb snnset-No inward bound vessels
IN sight Wind fresh from NV; Gather clesr
SANDY HOOK, Dec Is supssNo inward bound vessels In
sight steamer Montgomery passing out Wind fresh from WI
westher clear.
FORT LAFAYETTE, Dec Is sansst-No inward bound
vessels In sigh. Bark levanter Rr for lssg1w passed
890 thps rndyniop Een ustin for liverpool
and Louisiana fhrem for savannah r. o Harriet Jessie
10 10 NJ thps Pa rick Henry London fafa Martin
Luther for New Orleans 1245, bark paas for chm md
At sh,p Sir Robert Peel for Antwerp, at 2O PM Wad
fresh from NV; weather clear.
Miscellaneous.
BAG KENT tof Boothbay) Reed sailed from jackson
vile Nov IL, bound TO KDgson ia and The GOTH a might
weather thick and squaS, On Mide csoos ana
The vessel and cargo became total loss All hands s.ve
and arrived here 70 dsy tho brig Scotland She ba, IN
Poohby, rated AZ III bur ne1 and o.aed sy Yates
fcrterdsd Co. Of this ciis.
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cured the adavt Of Stevens that he Brown write
them. have also other evidence that effect shall,
in my next, send them TO You for publication.
! have the promise Of many interesting incidents that
and since his DEATH by some Of the jail gard which
win put into ship shape and send you.
must close this for the present In my next shall
send many points Of interest the Northern people.
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KARITIME

Almanac Tcaa-rHN DAT.
suN ky5Kn. is
suS sxTs......... ~ RICE wATR2 eve 80
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lhhESsE ASSEMBLAGE OF CITIZENS -ATrBhPr TO
BREAK Up THE ABOLITION MEETING--ORDER PRE-.
SERVED BY THE POLICE, ETC.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. Is, 1859
mere Is considerable excitement existing here,
with prospects Of riot tonight An antislavery fair
Ne being held at Concert Hail. and an anti slavery meet
ing at the Assembly Buildings.
During the session Of the latter this morning request
received from the Mayor TO remove Tag before
Concert Ha, on account of s grea, length obstructng
the passage Of the street.
An order also sent in from the Sheriff that the fair
should be closed and the hall deserted before three click
this afternoon.
These proceedings produced much excitement and the
aboitionists in council resolved TO proceed body to
Concert Hall TO protect their goods
The order Of the Sheriff demanded by the ewner
Of the building who objects the action Of the lessee
letting IL FOR such purposes
6 w; Curtis Is to lecture onlgbt the "Aspect Of
he Slavery Question: at National Hall, and advertise
menis fppear 10 the papers for q meeting OUTSIDE
70 al"fd snch mepsurss as the exgeBcea may
require % prevent the dissemination Of PRINCIPLES calco
at and intended to arouse sptho aes, intense All
mostly X The community, that VII iesl /, fearful oolse
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. me CRowD-Al his country. We d. We pronounce
froi MATIlsos--let read mis- instructions gentle
which ne gave Just before he commenced bis opera
youh.s is from the confession ~ roo b,sa,r an Inc
eve OF me onset and did not come from ohn Brown
vu ~ Aaun nov Gear life is to you and how dear
that the lives Of others dear 70 them a. are
70 you Do no., therefore, take the life Of any one r. con
shufiDg) Is not that example Of human h,a
But il is necessary in order save yonr orn SSe
Washington? Did ne murder him? Il. was wei, hn s;,,
How did he treat Mr.. Asstad? Did be murder hne H.
did be treat his prisoners the engine hors2 nd no
breastSesK Of them against the enemy? No a. m, ,hr
IN the safest places there, and put his bosom N The
face OF the bullets OF the slaveh0l iers He Is less
ferer heart than the State OF Virginia that took his life
away" believe IN the moral right the oppressed
70 rise up and vindcste their freedom. E. So dc
The great insurrection Of the Book Of Exodus
e. BsNevc in Noses y believe in the American
Reyolat,on, and believe in the efforts Of the Hanga
rams. believe 10 the emancipation OF Italy, and be
b7e IN the liberation Of the slave help God for
ever. noui md continued applause, conuteracted
'e + helping hs as ~s a. us sae Ss4
own efforts cannot see the sin OF feeding
Or Or shelter!ng a fugitive slave, or helping him on
me way 70 land Of liberty. That raid Of Moses la
Egypt-ve must have sion Of the Bible--it
nsf not now DC called no exodns but raid Blu, what
about the insurrecton headed by Moses Where s the
man mat can deny it("I CAP deny it," "Pieny OF em
ere THAT the wanderer Of the desert went among the
=, rn ,ae.es or kindred Mission "a voco'Who made
IL po'ssssofr) II was magnificent insurrection--a
&a01'ns msurrecdnn ("Qaesuon, Madison. question
0u. you say resulted IN bloohshed 50 did the usur
Lecuon eu ~ ',eorge Washington result IN bloc ished
lnnMoS ss keep 10 the question, Mattsou,n aQues-
500 80 ga INC insnrreson led by Moses result, 10
nIoodehed ans shen Mcrriam and her conoaoions had
reached the 'arer ranR on the Res around
by thousands, Old they put on fares or s.rraw or
strike up WITH the m s ana the trumpet for joy2
fsoswtr that q'esaon VINO maie YOU 'rofess rp) No;
40 with such s:arm Of yetls AMI crias or o .sson d
tia. The speaker INTERRUPTED FOR saofi TINS win
lasger questions you viii hear no.. Do yo1 % lrk
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and enforce Our laws against wbomsoever may dare
dica.sons to tho worid might temper justice with
mercy, and pardon these meu, vho have been the
creates offenders against that have ever been
brought before for trial sny that in the ex
sng relations between the North and South becomes
rahsr ME duty Of Virginia to give notice to the whole
world tina, he who darts place his foot upon her soil with
the same hesh purpose that actuated the prisoners
In her custody at Chares,own shah hang as hfgh as
Baman ana that no mercy shall DO accorded to him who
comes IN he dead Of night to muroer citizens be-
eye that it Is impoc extend this pardon to Coppie
or any other OF those prisoners. believe that shall
beet snhserve our interests by uphoeirg laws, and
eyecu,jpe all persons ths class after conviction
as may DC convenient While I am law abiding man
while bave been educated TO beeve that all criminals
should be brought before OF justice have the
benefit Of all ibe forms Of trial. yet occasions Of this
sort, on the spur and excitement Of the actual
ton itself, with all these preconceved opos0ns and feel
nes fear should almost doubt my ability 70 insist that
the criminals should have the benefit trial should they
be taken by our own citizens For this
y opposed, in every aspect in which this can be
presented, To any mercy being shown 10 this man.
MIR. THOMAS, of Farax-Ike the senator from Bedford
(Nr Jobpsnn) when this matter presented for con-
sideraton elsewhere, agreed with him. sir that perhaps
II would be polite on the part OF the State Of Virginia.
having vndcated her laws, having shown thai she was
~ at every Thought that having accomplished all
this she might temper justice with mercy in dealing with
these prisoners The Governor Virginia appeared before
the committee and enlightened that body very much in
reference TO the action and extent of Copies gdi
this Harpers Ferry affair." so far was kno to him
He said moreover that from his knowledge Of Joppe's
relation 10 the whole movement, and particularly his
couTse with reference TO tho prisoners whom Brown had
capturco he would have taken upon himself tho RESPONSE
bliiy OF committing his imprisonment for life
though In that act he should have the approval or
sancon Of single Individual 10 the State Aud this he
said be woo do because he believed the act To be Just
and right This declaration, coupled with statements
made by gentlemen familiar with Coppe, complimentary
TO bis previous character, together with other crcum-
stances c7tenuaDg bis guilt, which detailed made
an impression upon my mind which induced mo then 70
vote in favor ~ coumuation Of bis sentence was
willing that DISCRIMINATION should he made In reference
to The puris bmSi 10 be led those prisoners au1
" nothing had ua1fpred since then that cacuatad
10 ehasgc my mind uFon the subject, wond have
beer fsand with thafSnator from Bedford (rr Jchrson
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-09-10

A NEW COLLEGE OF PHYSICIANS AND
SURGEONS IN CHICAGO, has been an.
pouuced for commencement on the I'd
Monday of October next Some features
connected with its organization render it
matter Of general interest 1t is mod
eled somewhat after the European plan
of instructions employs about double the
usual number of Professors, and divides
the course into junior and senior year
As in other institutions of learning, both
courses are conducted simultaneously,
but no student can attend on the senior
until he has passed the junior course,
unless prepared for admission by instruc,
ton elsewhere. The object Of this is to
systematic instruction by attending al
first to the moro elementary branches
as philosophy, anatomy, &C., and ther
going on to the practical details and more
intricate parts of the studies. 1t will b,
seen that with such a course, superln
tended aud directed by thirteen able Pro
fessors, each having but limited par
to attend to, student progresses not on
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" easier aud more naturally, but when BE-
graduates he viii be better prepared to
administer to the ailments Of the delicate
human organism, than under the old plan,
which was maltsns in paroo but never
complete. .aas- - s..-
Dr. Edmund Andrews, Protect Sur
gerry, or Dr. Byford, Cor. Secretary, Chi
cago, will, we presume, attend to any in
quiries addressed them on the subject.
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THE FROST, on the morning of the
ID inst, was quite severe. We have
enquired of largo humber of turner's
and find that in some sections whole
fields of corn are ruined, in others only
that which is near sloughs is affected. -
From all that we can l.ara, We think that
full one half the corn crop Of this county
is injured more or less, and that We shall
not have more than Two thirds of crop
at the best Buckwheat is all destroyed
Sugar cane is very much injured, proba-
bly, one half Of it is ruined.
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The PRAIRIE FRUIT CuLTuRIsT, or,
What to Plant, and How to Cultivate in
the West, is the title of new hand book
just published by S. c. Griggs q Co,
Chicago Our thanks arc due c. Thurs
ton Chase, the author, for copy. L,
contains about 100 pages with several
fine illustrations. 1t gives the exper-
fence of practical fruit growers at the
West, and is valuable on that account
Experience is what We want, not theory.
It can be had Of the publishers for %
cents copy, and is well worth twice that
sum
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On Sabbath July 10th, in Massion at the res.
idcnce Of the brides mother. BY Rev. +. A.
GATES Mrs. EAHpILLA BACHELOR to Nh. Asa
W. BALLoU, Of Jones county.
On the 2?d ult, at the residence Of the brides
father. by Rev. DANIEL WEGTz, Mr. HIRAM A.
McKELyy to MISS LIZZIE HEcHr-both Of Cedar
county.
We wish our friends to enjoy long life ofhap.
piness. That they have made good beginning,
is evident from the bright coin which we re-
ceived
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II 7 d. you want something 10 strengthen you =
Do you want good appetite Do you want to build
up your constitution Do you want to feel we'll Do
you get rid OF uervousa.ssr D. you want en-
.rSy ? Do you mt to sleep well Do you want !
brisk aud vigorous feeling?
Ty0H do, use Esofand's German B,ttsrs. prepared
by Dr. {. NJ Jackson, 4is Arch street, Philadelphia,
Pa and soil ~ drug gsts and storekeepers throu
the United States, Canadas West Indies, and South
America, at 5 ce sts per botta.
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PErERsoN's MAGAZINE, for October,
is already at hand The steel engraving
is gem for the little folks, and the pat
terms, music, receipts, with all the read
ing matter is just the thing for the la
dies who wish to be up with the times
in the various departments in which they
are interested The terms are only 81
year. Address c. J. Peterson, SOC
Chestnut St, Philadelphia, Ia.
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THE c., l. & n. Il. Il. have made n
change in their time table, as will be
seen iu their advertisement on the last
page. This road is now in ine order,
has first rate officials and is doing good
business.
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Tue ILLUSTRATED PILGRIM ALMA
MAC, has been received by US. 1t con-
taips fifty pages, octave, beautifully print
ed GU fine tinted paper, with large
number Of fine Illustrations 1t is pub
lished by the Pilgrim Society Of New
England, and the profits arising from its
sale are TO be applied toward the build
ing of a suitable monument at Plymouth
to perpetuate the memory Of those who
landed there from the May Flower in
1920: The object is a good one, aud
the Almanac is well worth the quarter.
1t IS published By \. Williams & Co.,
Boston, and is for sale by booksellers gen
orally.
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New and Popular Vocal Music
SAVING AND GRINDING.

4 LII THOSE in want of either of the above
n can be accommodated by calling on the
dersigned at the Forest Mills. date Parks 4 Full
wder's,) where it can be had on short notice: and
those from distance may depend on getting
thsir grinding with thcm on Tuesdays and Fri.
DAYS.
Flour Corn Meal. and feed Of all kinds, on hand
or furnished to order.
June lsta 1879. j. n W. RHEAREk
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Eiscnhart havin; sold out to +. Child,
the store will not be open to the public
until Mr.. Chlds returns from St. Louis
with new stock of groceries, &c.
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A new set Of hay scales have been cree
ted b. SHETLAND, on the corner near Ma
gees. The makers Of the scales claim
that they are as good as Fairbanks. If so,
and we have DO reason to doubt it, they
viii be Of great service to this commun.
ity.
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WHO WANTS WAGONS?
Wool Carding.
70 X s AL r.

4 LARGE NUMBER OF desirable LOTS, three
Dwelling Houses, and Span OF Horses.
Enquire OF J. II. STARR
Upton, March 26, II.
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Rochester Market.
Corrected by n. GREEN L Co., Millers and Merchants
We will grind for customers promptly on Wednss-
days and Saturdays.
Wheat-Od 70Is0c Flour, &3.OOQ32 IS
New, 4UW60 Shipstu1, Woo LOO
Corn, sec; Bran, " ton, 1000
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Whea;--New, G0c963. Flour, S5G0Gi6 90 " hbl
Winter. 75c. Corn, In the ear. 55IG0c.
Barley, 30Gs40c. Oats--Aew, 10000.
Beans, 75c0tSl.O0. Eggs, 10.
Apples--tirecn, GcS3 90 Batter, l2Qll5c.
Dried, S215. Hides-Crecn, 6!WIc.
Luinber,s lo430 ~ 1000. Dry flint lag l5c
Live cattle, 50 so Il SO 90 per cwt.
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..Durus TAKE NOTICE:

,,,uF undersigned have on hand five o. MAS
NY,S COMBINED REApElsS 4 MI" Eho
Of 1858 build, which 6iey VIII dispose q upon
A'' t.,rr ia.b ls5al JAS &c. q. AVER
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Onion Grove Market.

Corrected ty HoEY T. BokEsrxEL.
Wheat W bushel, 50@rs5c. Corn, 40tl43. Oats
25W3Oc. Cheese, SC " n. Coffee lGic v D.
Tea, 50ls9c " b. Sugar, Sgsl0c. Molasses. re.
boiled, o5c " gal. Butter. &c y b. Eggs &c v
dog. lIides--grecn, 546c; dry flint, lie " d.
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Wheat--new 554GGc; oid3o955. Corn, 400
45c. Oats--new, SOC; Potatoes, 4U150.
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We are requested to announce the name Of JESSE
l.. BRADSHAW, OF Springfield township. as a eandi-
date for the Office u sheriff, subject 10 Tie decision o.
the Republican Co. Convention.
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pEApEns AND MOWERS Nanny !. c .nr,sra also
1..,,t, Ell RAKE, TT sale Il. JAS G. =. =
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Died

On the ID inst, in Upton. Of dysentery WILLIE
H., only child of q. W. aud NJ A. Logan. Aged
8 months and 70 days.
This precious boon from Heaven sent.
gin We Thought, but only lent.
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FRExoSr, Cedar CO., Iowa,July 10Th 1859.
EDIroR or ADvERTIsEx:-Please announce the
Of IENAs BROWN, Of Fremont Tp., Is candidate
for the Office Of Sheriff for Cedar County subject to the
decision Of the Republican County Convention, and
oblige MANY REPUBLICANS.
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4. M. PETTENGILL Il Co.'s
ADVERTISING AGENCY, e.

charge Of dollar will he made, In each case, for
announcing the names OF candidates.
We requested to announce the name Of z. J.
HILTON, Of Centre Township, as a candidate for the
Office of Sheriff, subject to the decision Of the Republi
can County Convention.
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INSTRUMENTATION celebrated pertum
is cry aud Ink, for s4le by
l,ars1 SuCCkEG ) LIsESHART.
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TAKE NOTICE.

Ii. PERSONS having unsettled accounts
n with the undersigned. are requested to set
tie the same by cash note, ~ we arc anxious
to close our books up to July Isl. 1859. We shall
continue to sell merchandise. Of which we have
a general assortment, fol cash, credit to
sponsibie parties. }. /. RAY co.
Upton July 9Th, ls5e-3m
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ALL KINDS OF BLANK BOOKS

Manufactured to order. in the best style. Books
and Magazines bound in any style desired.
Satisfaction is guaranteed to all who may try
us.
S. 8. DANIELS, will act a. our agent for Cedar
county, to whom application for work may be
made RAYMOND, EYSTRA 4 co.
Mu.catinc, June 18th, lso3-c.5tf
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<-g7EsM THE Subscribers having received
TrMlH their new ruling Machine and a
uxsaAsy large stock Of binding material, are
prepared to do all kinds Of work in their line in
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we would saw ne can furnish you goods as ene =!
=. wholesals as YOU can do in Chicago o. o''
Louis. r.
~ Cash paid for Hides, Pelis ana fu'''
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s.ctriuu enough no" so that We
we are nsaantg on hand large sssor'iishs o. 2,
20 Keep con, a. ~ ealf ana thick boots. NIhch
H.. and adjoining counties, to be the oss' D'''@
ever made In Iowa
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Gipton Aob!ertiser

GrROuNDs 4 LANGDON are our only Au.
thorized Agents to reseive Subscription and Ad-
vertisng in the city Of Chicago.
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business.