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Alcohol, Burning Fluid and Cam
phene Distillery.

N q - n LII - - = I e r..
Third-st., bet. Main Johnsou, .KDOKUK,
ID ESPECTFULLY informs the citsens OF Keo-
IN ksk and surrounding country that he has his
Dstitery In full operation, and 10 ready 70 furnish
All who may favor him With . call, With any thing
In his line q prices - lewss oan b met with IL
any other market. Call and try. II the goads do
not give satisfastion your money viii b refunded.
Nov. n. '6o.dly
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OTTroIAL.--The Philadelphia Presbyterian
says that the idea that the soul OF John
Brown is in Heaven, Drowned with glory, is
s'utterly revolving"
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SUDDEN DisAPPEARANcE or CATHOLIC
PsiEsT.--on Saturday morning last, the citi-
sens o. Covington, ky., were startled by the
announcement that the Catholic priest who
presided over the st. Stephens Church. nj
fne head OF Monmouth street, had left the
night previous Tor parts unknown. The
cause OF his sudden departure was soon dis
covered. u appears that an improper and
criminal intimacy had long subsisted himself
and female member OF HE congregation,
and which bad continued unsupported until
coneaslment was 20 longer possible, when be
abseonded, leaving bis victim to bear the
.annts and contunely Of the world. The
female had hitherto moved in respectable
circles, and aside from the present unfortu.
nate affair, her conduct had been exemplary
--lCin. Gag.
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Governor Corwin said good thing the
other day, when breskfastng ut Browns
The conversation turned upon the nomina-
Tor cf General Scc.., :. Re Ua:cs meeting
10 New York. In reply to the question how
II would be received, member from Ala
bama replied, that the South would regard
ccotrs nomination as worse than Stewards.
Corwln promptly replied, 81 think so, too /;
he IN d fighting man.
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Republican County Convention.

hcPuUlscan county convention.
mass Republican Convention viii be held at
Charleston, Saturday the 3lst inst. for the pur-
pose Of selecting twelve Delegates to attend the
State Convention, called at Des Moines on the 18th
Of January ls6o, to appoint Delegates to the Ma.
tional Republican Convention.
J.. B. HOWELL,
Dec. l6, 80. Chm Central Committee. +
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BOOKS! Prices Reduced! B
FOR SALE BY


I'VE offer to the public the following standard
~ BOOK6-which arc sold by the publishsrs nj
tt1.36-for rs Cents The Books are al 1zmo.,
and we'll bound In muslin.
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ED wARD DEANs,
APER AND TAIL

6scond-st., between Main and johnson streets.
KROKUK, IOWA.
LIVERY description of Cloths and Cassinerss
L. constantly on hand and cat and made up into
garments in styls 1nsurpAnsd In the city.
N. B.-Boys' Clothing cut and msds In the latest
and best styles. 1ssa Td~e1e-d1yl
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TmR DHs MorEEs VALLEY Vine liz published
avery Monday 1t this office, is one Of the Oldest pa
psrs In Iowa, and has widely extended circula-
tics throughout the Des Moinee Valley, Northern
Missouri, and Western Illinois.
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PIrrsBRGn, Dsc. "a monster saunon
for the government wAs cast this morning 81
Fort Pitts foundry, under ths supsrintend-
snos OF Lieut.. Rodman. Il il ! oomplsts
success weighs over S5 tons-called ths
Floyd. The metal is from the Bloomfield
Furnace. Knapp 4 Wade, contractors, have
reason to be proud of their success.
AUousrA, Dec. 26.-Luther Rolls carriage
establishment, In this city, was destroyed BY
Are last night. A number Of carriages and
buggiss were consumed. The Ere Vas the
work Of an incendiary. Insured in the South
ern Mutual Company.
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The View York District Attorney
ship.
WASHINGTON, Dec. %.
Judge Roosevelt has been confirmed ~ u,
s. District Attorney Of N. Y, in place Of
Amasa j. Parker, resigned.
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ALBION, N. T., Dec. 24.-Pisrpont Dyer,
an old, esteemed and wealthy citixen OF this
place, was found murdered tins morning in
his grocery, on the west dock, his head being
completely knocked in with On axe or SOM
similar instrument. Dyer was = bachelor,
and lodged in his store, bat kept little or no
money on his person or premises.
Patrick Culligan has been arrested on sus-
picion of committing the murder. Some
difficulty existed between the parties, and
Culligan had threatened Dyef's life.
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Garibaldi again wishes for 4 Revo.
luton.

lutt0W.
The Movimento, of Genoa, publishes the
following letter, addressed by General Carl
baldi to Capt. Bsggio, = Venetian:
DEAR CAPTAIN BAG0Io I'll entirely agree
with you 10 the plan Of an Italian crusade,
and think it measure worthy Of : people
which 10 resolved to rc-organixe itself ct ell
hazards. What / would not have is the title
Of Generafssimo. Say that am with You,
and that 10 enough. When you want me,
send for me, but let il then be really for 90
ton. GARnALDI.
Genoa, Nov. %, 1859.
It appears that an interview has taken
place between Garihaldi and the Empress
Dowagsr Of Russia, at Nice. Who would
have anticipated that, ten years ago?
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the Nstorious Yacht WAn4srer
Again.

hOHON, Leo. "A.
The yacht Wandcrsr, Of Savannah, Capt.
Welton, from Florex, has arrived here
Welton reports that she sailed from 6avan.
nah in October in charge Of Capt. Martin,
for the coast OF Africa, for cargo Of slaves,
and that she touched at Flores and took on
board two Portuguese women. Captain Mar.
tin subsequently went ashore for provisions,
taking with him the ohronometer and charts
In his absence, Wslton, the mate, got I'm.
der weigh and staered for the coast OF Amer.
lea. He made Fire islands first, and put in,
to Tarpaulin Cove for apilot. Weison statel
that be was carried Oh against his will from
Savannah, and that Martin was an assumed
name and that his real name 10 Lincoln p
Patten, of Bath, Me. The Yacht 10 in charg,
of the United States Marshal.
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POEMS:

AL1O,
AT THE SAME PRICES:
Vicar Of Wskefeld,
Cobehs In Search Of Wife,
Shepherd Of Salisbury Plains,
Amelia,
Romance Of the Forest,
Children Of the Abbey,
RodsSiek kAadom,
HUMPHREY ClinkU,
Tom Junes,
Gil Bias,
PAul and Virginia,
Thaddcus Of Warsaw,
Don Quixote,
Tale OF Tub,
Tristan Ehandy,
Mysteries Of Udolpho,
Arabian Nights,
f. - "a
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BosroE, Dec. "a.
Z Col. BENZ. Loring, an aged and we'll known
citizen, died to-day.
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Life unsurance.

ESs4
Now 10 the season devoted by our comuu-
mites to ssgiving good gifts unto many" and
the Holiday season overdows and abounds
in kindly acts and services. In the choice Of
means by which in the best snd highest de-
gree to promote the happiness Of loved ones,
there is scarce any so delicate and yet % sub.
s.antial, a. that suggested by LIFE Insurance..
Especially does it commend itself to afi who
have those who are dear to them a. their very
lives, dependent upon them, and to whom
their own tenure OF life is the only barrier
shielding these from want. 1t has been
proven in hundreds of instances, and count-
less widsws and orphans have blessed the kind
and provident act Of husband and father
| who, while in health, chose sauinos' bank
where nothing could be touched or wasted
while his own hold upon life furnished all
| the needed means, and yet which was to him
/ 10 his last hours . promise and certainty Of
provision for his helpless and bersaved fam
| lily.
Just now il Is holiday time. We say 10
each husband and father, make 1t your frs,
choice of Holiday Gift to secure liberal
policy Of Insurance upon your life, and you
shall never regret the investment.
| II were, however, but mockery, cruel and
bitter, to make an ill-seleotion of insurers
and secure only an added pang OF disappoint-
ment and desolation in store for those whom
you would benefit. In recommending the
Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance Co., oil
Hartford, we name one Of the best and mos,
reliable companies in the world. Its large
capital, unparalleled success, fair, honorable
dealing and stability, have justly made 1t q
favorite company with the public in oil part,
of this country. Since its organisation more
than Two Millions Of Dollars have been paid
to Nine Hundred and Seventy Two Fnmiliel
| of Deceased Members.
Who will say that life insurance Is not pre-.
eminently the means Of dispensing benefits
not only to individuals but to society q
large? How many members Of those fsmi
lies to whom timely material aid was admin.
istered, may be presumed to have been sayst
from vagrancy, crime and ignominy, ant
from becoming burden and reproach 30 80
ciety.
We copy the above from the Chicago Pres
and Tribune, and add that the agent Of th,
Company in this city is n. B. Ten yck, Esq
Office under w. Thompson i Co.'s Bank, COR
| ner Main and Second streets.
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c. TIE following generous. spirited arti-
ole we copy from the Pella Gazette, edited
by Mr.. Scholte. We would inform our friend
that Mr.. Howell piH be candidate for State
Printer.
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Woodward was the caucus nominee OF the
Democratic party, as his successor, and that
party had q majority OF IL or 18 on Joint
ballot, yet Gen. Cameron, by tho joint votes
of Wings and Democrats, was elected to the
u. S. Senate.
II Was the most eloquent tribute that could
have been paid to tho ability and worth Of
any man. The campaign Of 1874 aroused
probably bitterer party feeling than ever
existed in the State, yet We find within few
short months afterwards. the rapresentativ ca
OF both political parties uniting upon him as
the most proper and fitting exponent 10 the
Senate Of the United States of the senti-
mcnts and the representative OF the interests
OF Pennsylvania. When the President and
the party ut the following session determined
to violate oil the pledges made to the people
OF this State on the subject Of protection and
TO strike down her industry BY the repeal OF
the Tariff of lS42, be never for moment
faltered In his course. Party prescription
could not deter, the Establishments Of Office
could not seduce him from the path OF duty
and fidelity. With an ability and courage
which surprised his opponents, and won the
admiration of his friends, he resisted to the
last the preparation of this great wrong 10
his native State. And such was the success
OF his efforts, that it Was only by the defec-
| ton, 70 call il by no harsher name, OF one oil
Pennsylyanla's own sons, that her humilia.
tion was accomplished.
Len. Cameron was again elected to ths
Senate OF the q. S. in 1857. The Democrats
/ again bad majority in the Legislature. The
nominee OF the party was Dol. j. w. Forney
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eoner pouute de Mississippi
% 4u en- suVau nbement des darbe
sur esques pourrait repser Ca dams but quill
Pu' au meu du heuve orqul dent
empresa de Ia barre Dams enten
but bord ceta r de lutte Bill fut
e,e de acber prise de recherche de bo,
Ique qa nut
es oeI ct dams barre du bateau f,rne
~as sans pourtant
ennem's bord lie balm force Bob l tit pendr de-
"e noye at Acknowledgement
nenaces seuls decder m car
etalent tOtaemen epuee.
Les marns ecoueren lie ret dO Tooc plus pone
aos gu Edeworth fremiat dangers
echappe Qlele d re!a
" oe ce"e oande he voen du de Indiana
cut a eur e vre davance de completes
Pendre aaItl aler fare
sc lever detuire repe Mi
rassmber de monde
uone He~ohee ct les bandits
lis pas fe TT dans ue danger ava pas crauire Dc la
dispersion uue de bTigauj
beau eworh descendant Mississippi qui
e quart "gua umiere dte,
viren lumiere d
vage Les fuurueau dEdyeworh
pa'a pres du nas les parut dux
ches devant les sfeux.
-liardi me gs eca Egworth
orases de terre ser, du
steamboat
trace eurs efforts les ore embarcaton
ieux cents brasses plus bas que steamboat.
lOe Iarta'ement de emoon sanca accomIagne
intention dc paine Ia prtcedeute
T. GERsrAEckER
LA snHe prochain nnnsro)
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Ne done Ave1vous beuto 6u de ,aohe
e''s:@ v"s "s Jsn es hs. s.stss s =: s s
tralne.e nye. done peur e pas premier
. r. me a.%ns est encore ehud pqa Jones ssounau
ASns % done suand fo du de Kelly pu
pei " nc h sn e. eta aaeu est tout naure qu soft eaud
Les ds. bandit, ensvsnt pretend ranpoereu d.
1, ss %, ,s.s % - JONES one qu pS tete reuehs amas
lie la agir Oh Sc resianer , Pa, i
IL ' aa .u,s.s1 nysoot.i e'sgu Jones ava M
dnT plus v,e p' bsehe peee erre sur 2Tooe
snsn fat justice de i trauu couat ris1ue
sIn sns dams minutes Les
eta point tout fat mort uent pa. peu.etre
,e n les bandits de lie In gngnss
Ia ecouae peietee De e tomba OTe ui ecbap-
La secri. Jones' avs nous avoos fal luee vivau
~ f gromme Ben CO sura' las etc grand mabeur Qu Ou
Au moment o pcnonsat paroles coup
mps preta Dre,e Iseo ansiete coup
o'c Savage Bill secra pirate tant chapcau
ps, R1r I,is % noSss pois ansy All dabe Aa Tuy Jones
ue ics et Voyez dc u Je
tout lheure temps settlement Taller usquau purt
-Ma crn Jones desespo impossible
&c que e vous dis ne bouez repiua Ben Tune
sHn,e Je serai de re'our dams queques
H. atende ta par seanea enja
ban, les ,ones dabe dn cote de endroh a,he
Pat decide pofe dune chance de nut quill den
Ds uus. .sss ns'i es.s &c. s'' u" 'ss" ds'
Jones precpa Irandais par dcssus bras.
IComme est lourd murmura pouiezvou lever
ablement soide quec celia p.
lie pirate await ehs de bonnes pour
qu croyat moriemet be grand
Jones
Pat enant de Ia gauch lu
violent
du cle quill tomba par complement
OToe hata de proiter de bee quill econquer
ta heuve on Ben a la ose.-
Jones celuic en- hean e fagf Jones' ale
imeme 81 ap mu bous
sile Dslsurs nage
ont gardees e coume ii faud
Ben ensue du pied immobe qu pd
i il ajouta: e.. - r.. .''- .. .... ~ =
Aons est bien plus de
Cusky dois emercier e csptaiue, tepague poence
E diant caayre ct
phe hata dne compaguu qu eeement
~ etourd. - t..s ra. O.. r.aa.r mi. .,..-.. ..r
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4RllMSIMS,
~
LA ~~H.
UN uuANI DO ypAyAlL,

Freres. dams ma haute mansarde,
Qul sebranie ct craque i tout vent
Sur un mur que 10 temps lezardc.
Je possede un portrait charu,ant
lie portrait de celIe que jaime. --.. .
A son front aux mobiles contours,
Sans diademe, 49,. .
Rayonne Ia grandeur supreme,
C'est Marianne, mes amours.
Pas de perle, pas dor qai brille;
I'm sa mise rien de inesquin.
Mleux sled q cette aitiere lille
L'eclat dun rouge casaquin.
Aux anneaux de sa chevelure, .
Ellie ma pas de vains atours,
Mais pour parure. E.
DePis blonds une aigrette pure,
La Marianne, Ines amours.
Ellie porte une Tongue pi',uc,
Don't trembient fort ses ennemis.
Son pied chausse un cothurne antique
Foulant de- fastueux debris. ..r'..
0ue les rois lui fassent Ia gaerre, D.
Contre ellie bastions ct tours LE
Ne tiendront guere. . l. .I
Nile dolt conquerir IL terre. ..
La Marianne ines am0urs, ..-...
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Quand apparnt quatre-vinst-treixe.
Marianne apparut aussi
Ellie chantait Ia Murscillaisc.
TT Europe en- eut grand souci.
a !a voix DIES strophes guerrieres,
Nos peres guittaicnt leurs faubOurss
Et ieurs chaumieres
Pour alier defeDdre aux frontieres
La Marianne nics amours.
Dams Ia tempete populairc.
Ellie revint Ell Fevrier;
Ombrageaut dune palme austere
lie front vainqueur dc l'ouvrier.
Contre lie We'll ordre qui grondc,
Ellie seine pour d'heureux jours,
Dams notrc monde,
L'Egalite. graine feconde,
LA Maiianne, nes ainours.
Freres, nous sanrons Ia defcndre
Contre regoislne en- courruux.
Cest rainement quill fait entendre
Bruits de chaines ct de verroux.
La multitude haletau.e
Volt un astre suivrc son cours.
Dams Ia tOurmente
C'est l'eto;le resplendissante
De Marianne, uies amoars.
..... nt .rr1 -.., MoRIN -
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XXX.
lie STEAMBOAT BLACK-HAwK.

lie baeau Tortoise chemin Bob
san ss s ss de s e ss Ps %ps 'ss
Une heure dams plus cruc ncetud La baque
& oa .s arcu un aus grand danger Aucuu d
ariniers pouvst dire od Ion lis guoraient nv
Pendant temp:a Edew mondro bru pOmpe-
.' - ,a.. sa les @ ss1, . ss.s. line ne aoa Pcs d
renuvecr efforts Boy soccupat unquemn
a . .n .fssa % oa dams s'
dai"cte"sat gemismu
pu, que ea, un ami ou IN enueu
Bob Roy natureomens que. ennem cut
B6 tu 5euIe irs m4is s
equpass e'aient 'eent .bbes prou qu
si penchnu en- avan .uau
car ne rpSnds p. he % BIB sue y" to: pss sss
dormant rsdo l. barre, advertisement
ss e da. frbms requpae .irsrsn assndn gsusr
Edss.orh sapproch d i.v.nt !. e.r.biue il main .
s .s.s's bsy.'a .~s % s..s sa Sec a oiusr
eonSs q iso oss. Hsle hose l!.sas encore
r' q oss fat un reuacsment son0re qu fa s
BIB fn du rmmerdon du gouveua peu plus
present mon esar dit vo1 vOus ne pars pas c vous
sspss dass iau ct nd daviou Au VOLTA q
4 oh prcOs prsues bOd soura
Eds.or.h qu ny danger
prepes repea Bob est face dire mas comment
pas de chsap smper long uu avion
brave !! sty-dl #Igr
so. ee M impossible. repoudiou prouvait que
qi ellie eta extenue nconnu et hors deat de
Ia dc
mouies e long dune glane. @ fa &
Isl lui jetoss eorde 1t EdgsWosth asT7-H
Cels iui grsudcho. dit Bob
AIons N hut las jailk mUsness chereher.
-Et 81 maudi,s pirates! hs u,H % T11a 20
possible dit Bob
~ poer incapable Dc pas
Que quslluuu code aer
sr corps le hiser pout
Bob Oigusnt paroles
Dus aysiS iisnaa pout Quill
spsdre ot euvepper nenbrss ces
u mvetue et le ben frico0ner GG ~ /,
Ds whnksy u qsA ouSrt bochs; gems
upa Yo meme hsete ene pour es
Nos fut up pea alu il IL
a. - y = - - |
Nos .sseus Font devist lseauu eta OToo qs ete
euv sprss svor bsad
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ID Rav,o,
Ihe1ah D. Henry DR AGA
L"ssga Pges~~ 4
e"d"e t"n"y" Eh ulBe prfpart Gage HsH
meae"neH peJrdnnnf
"d"fpois re~ed Ia ef auorsfe,
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, dement, dc bile dams ccs divers organcs, l,ne
veritable infection puruIcnte par Ia bile 80
drveh'ppci In jaunissc, Ia 6evre jaune, dcr
| hSvres putridcs ct bilieusr., les fevrcs de
marais, le cholera ct les maladc~ pc-tilcp
tielles Sc dtclarcnt. les calculs biliaircs so
torment dans In vesicule du tcl, etc. Pour
preveHir ces desordrcs, ii fnut expnlser de In
foie In bile pntrefec par inflammation, au
fur ct ! mesure qrellc sc prvduit, ct em
pl"yer Get cffet 'Ei,Tr de Gs,iiit pr,:pu, 4
par PAUL GAGE, qui rdunit, . upc action
purgativc doucc, dec qualities toniincs ct an.
tiputridcs. .n. +. . ... Wv --rr
CATARRHE DIX Ia vEssiE. - L.orsaue lea
urines sont surchargecs dune matisre glai.
reuse, QUELQUEgoIs BouKBErsr oV not.
GEATRE, quc!qucfois flantc ct pour ninsi
dire HUiLErsE. cctte mRtisre irrite les ma.
r"is de Ia vessie ct y dtvcloppc Ie catnrrh<
vesical. GuERIsos: cnp~chcr la mat,ere
glaireuse de srjourncS dams Ia vessie ct DIV
penetrer en usant tie rEh1r de Guiliit pr,.
pare par FAUL GAeE. g.. ..a. 81 ..'.f
GourTE KIT RHUMATIsSI. - Ces deux
mHladics graves doiycnt leur originc 4 ups
mati.re glnireuse, AcRg, qui sest Hxsc sur
les membranes synovialcs scs articulations
ct sur les aponevroscs qui enveloppent leo
muscles. Indiqucr la cause de CO. mnladies,
c'est lndiqncr 10 renede c'eut dire aus
FEt'rir dc Gnifif prepare par Pau GAGx
crt ie meillcur agent qu'on pus-e employer
pour soulnger vitc ct gusrir solidemeni. La
Enerlson sc roinplete par i'usage du Tnsa
Eieciro- Mag nttigNc. = -l0aG
Nous renverrons, pour lee antrcs mals
dies occn'ionnecs par lee ginircr, au livre
d'oa cst extrHif CO gui prscsdc. On le deli.
vrc gratis svcc chaquc bouteill., II celle aui
men scra pas accompanies sera reputse
cohtrcfaite. .. ... g.. q. =" rr
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2ss.5 b a1no MEDAILbE DIIONNEUR ls4s 7IA 'I'I 70
vEsICATOIREs, CAuTEREs LE /! ] PERDRIEL

HE" al7 F1"boMrg l:ntnsartre, 20. Parts ~ t' 'p
Cef NJ LIZ PERDRlE
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media Sa To,Ig
s s pas pT cher que l., ef Son
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DREL po,ent .cn 9aeitc
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ADMIs LEXPoslTION UNIvERsELLE DE 1859
VI VI N-.-Ah TIG0uT TErUx
ASTIRHuAAnSMAl OU OocTEva o'4NauaAN.


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MULE, ct qui salisseut Ic corps stlc hinge Les
medccins qui Font einploye savcnt qu u que.
rit rouvcnt, 1T sOULAGE TUUJouRs ies Dan.
hnrs gonitenses a rbsmatismak.s, les NJ.
rraigfes de fo"te nature, lee M,grais>s brs
lnhh'ae.ons sf,en'ts a hydrop'qses, lee In-
fammaiioms de 10 pierre ri ds ponn,on, etc.
en- un mot, toutcs les affections qui ~. n,odi-
fent par In surexcitation du tissu cutnne,
Tens les journaux de- ,nedceinc dr Paris
Pont recomnIunde.
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GROCERIES, &c.
GROCERIES, &c.
GRAY, MILLER & CO.,
CORNER or KING AND WATER STREETS,
ARE NOW RECEIVING THEIR

ARE NOW RECEIVING THEIR
F.tLL SUPPLIES.
Consisting Of every article usually kept in
FIRST CLASS GROCERY HOUSE.
VIZ NAME:
DROWN SrGARS.-porto Rico, Muscovado,
ID st. Croix Cuba, New Orleans, and Portland.
REFlSgp SroAEs-Lnaf, Crushed, formulated,
Powdered, aud A. Z. and c. Coffee Sugars.
MoLasSEs.-Cubs, Porto Rico, Muscovado.
Nuevitas, Trinidad, New Orleans, and Glen Fuegos.
SYRUPs.-Sugar House, Extra Golden, Honey
Syrup. and New York Syrup.
CorrLEs.-Rio, Laguyra, St. Domingo, 0. G..
Java, Maracaibo, Ansustura, Mocha, Cape, and
Santos.
TEAS.-Young Tyson, Imperial, Gunpowder,
Pouchong Souchong, and Oulong.
SALr.--Ashtons, Worthington's, Marsha,ls,
Ground Alum Jeffrey Dorsey. and Deakin.
WoupES-W AHE.-Tubs, Horse Buckets, Painted
Pals, Wash Boards, Covered Pals, and Sugar
Boxes.
omS.--Linsced. Tanners. Machine. Train.
Paint Winter Blcached. Refined. and Cod.
CANpLgs.-Sperm. Adamantinc. and Mould
SoAps.-Brown. yellow, Fancy. and CASTLE
SPIcE>.-Pcppcr. Pimentn, Mace, Cinnamon,
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ia. Indigo. Ext. lockwood. Madder, Chip Log
wood, Cream Tartar Chalk, Copperas, White
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they make their purchases elsewhere. We do II
strictly wholesale trade. aud Halter ourselves that
our facilities for doing business are equal 10 any.
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