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chazk aad Desderick Ciark aaa ssh.s..s i.
The conPlaiBasis claim title 10 tbs tract az l,na
Of about forty acres. Of which the defendants Chas.
"a ia possession A deed Of trust vas made 70 n. q
Cannon, trastse, Of said land By Gfaut, Bssjsaia.
and fhOs- Ford 70 secure debt Of about zs0a
which they owed u taeeOmplainanis 18th Of Septsn.
Der, 1850 and upon ibe sale made a6dsr said deed
10 Oetober, 1851 they b came the Purchases snd
have the deed Of the trustee The same iand had
been preViO1sly-3lst August lSI6-sold aud con,
yes ed BY Thomss 70 Em Ford when the latter ven
into pOssessiOn and ia 1851 sold aad eSuxevsa tfs
came 10 defsndtnt Chase. aRd put h;m o. posses
son This bill led 30th 0et0bsr S54 10 sbtaia
tue possession under the coed froR tas trssiss.
upon the ground that the eonYeyancs fron Thfmas
to Wa. Ford andre tbelatier 10 Chase Wasfraudu-
lent, aud without consideration We think the car-
tS1H0Es possess0R from The sails by Phomas Il Wa,
Ford to The hling Of This bill more thsa ssFaa
years Is established Bat to make il Qua The pos-
sss ions Of Wa Ford and Chase have 10 be ga
neersd This Il is issisted einnot be done bsoansa
he title under which they held vas frsuanleaE
The eonPlslnsnts counsel e0atsRd that the ease q
analogous 10 s1scessiJe Possessions Of naked tres
Tasser or wrong der, which il has been often hslA
by this Court eanBOt be usied in ordsr 70 zaks
cut the time reqOirtd By he statute OF lmiTalisns
for the bar under The act Of 1919 This ia rather
DeW phase to the question in fseJ but not We lhiak
in prinsps. Il has been often hell that the stass
ute would pr tset possession under = forged nr
fraudulent deed Of any description that he sIAEuts
msde no exception OF such cases, aud the soarEs
could make none. Il would cot be iRsistee thatR
VIM. Ford had continued ia possession AL The slas
be would not have been PrOtsetel his tide w.
fraudulent. q il Chase hsld under him By lssss
or purchase. what difference eould Il make They
are not tresPassere but enter add hold under papsr
titles ciaiaIng adversely 10 al others. We 40 nos
feel antborzei to make this sort Of ease an sxosp
ton to The saiuts- We need not inquire Whsther
the fraud imputed exlss or rot, but feel eaRstRaik
n hold fhaff ua Il h.k
Is complete in favor Of the the defendant, and en-
hat ground Alarm the decree Of the GhasesIior.
CARBEAHRs.
A true copy. Attest. C W. EKLsOs, Clerk.
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E undersigned have in store the following pure Liquors.
Wines &c. which they offer to the trade low prices
favorable and respectfully invite purchasers those goods
to examine their stock before laying.
9 Liquors and Wines purchased direct through the Gus
tom House and be warranted genuine Being determined
sell at low hgures-pOssessng the facilities
ourselves that Offer such inducements Cash
Prompt dealers. IS will meet their views.
Brandies, Gin, Rum and Whistles.
&c and y pipes Fine Cognac 10 bbs superior Rye Whisky
- Ra' R RSsl:1SE q 20 bis 6ld Sys -, ID, q.
Sdo pure Holland Gin; 100 bbls 6ne Tenn. Corn de
sPunceons W. l. Rum; 2puncheons Irish and Scotch
Malt Whisky, best brands.
100 baskets t and bxs Champagne, % do santsrnaI
% S best brands Iac -, ,,.. Sq5 casks Sherry
20 do Hungarian, White and 10 do AAdeirAi
Is boxes Esd Fine cl.re.. 10 DO 3: Port: do old
40 Table de do do very superior.
30 casks LG1dOE orteT, best brands;
30 do English and Scotch Ale, best brands
90 boxes Boxers celebrated Wine Btsrs;
90 do French Cordials, assorted;
20 do Brandy Cherries;
10 do Curacao, Mareschno and Absynthe.
Cigars.
100000 genuine Havana Cigars, 100000 German Cigars
Tobacco.
90 b Fine Virginia Chewing Tobacco, T. W. Anderson
70 q. Dc do q: do 3. ss sS S!:'i Fl.
boxes fine Virginia Chewing Tobacco suAsrAnd gu.
nOn:"
20 boxes h9s Virginia Chewing Tobacco, CAAnasr FDpsu
% boxes ana Virginia Chewing Tobacco, IAnghOrn Aread
boxes hne Virginia Chewing Tobacco, "Allen's;"
50 boxes best Tennessee de do
IS boxes ,Kean Smiths esisir.ed rwis and Pancake,
Danve Tobacco, equal not SUPERIOR to Oaers
eG in this market.
With many otter articles connected with the business.
WILLIAMSON & CHEATHAM,
ssDa No. 9. College street. Nashville, Tenn
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THE AMERICAN HORsEs IN EsGLAxD-The Amer
lean horses now in England engaged in the fol-
loving stakes:
PiOress-In the Stewards plate at Stockbridge
and the Trademarks pla'e at Chester Spring meei-
ing.
Bonita-SWeepstskes Of 80 soyereigus each at
Newmarket second October, Derby aud Oaks stakes
at Epson, st. James Palace stakes at Ascot. st.
Leger stakes at Doncaster, Yorkshire Oaks and
Eber st. Leger, at York, August.
'Woodburn-Iu all the above, except the first,
second and seventh.
HEAVY Rum AND FLOOD.-The Fayetteville Oh
serVer Of the 18th says:
"Seldom has sucn a volume Of water descended
in the same space Of time, IS fell here last Satur
day night. As consequence on Sunday moring
there high tide in the river and Norris Creek
was out Of its banks At various points, from
the toll gate for distance Of two miles, learn,
the water covered and washed the Mulberry Turn
pike considerably. An idea of the rise in the creek
may be formed, when We mention that the water was
only about two feet below the tnbers Of the Rail-
road bridge near this place"
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SAVANNAH AND CHARLESTO

Cabin Passage SlS Storage s.
Tickets good to return until January 1861 SIS
The well-known fsst class Side-Eheel Steamships,
KEYSTONE STATE, Capt C. Z. MARsHNAN, and
STATE Up GEORGIA, Capt. J. J. GAVIN,
Nov form Regular Line for the Noh leaving Charleston and
Savannah alternately, follows:
The STATE OF GEORGIA from Savannah the 5h, 18th
95th Of every month.
The KEYSTONE STATE. from Charleston, 10th,
Both Of every month. .-.l..
For safety comfort having superior State Rooms, these
ships are net surpassed by any the One Hundred
Miles Of this the Delaware River Baywo nights
at
For niagara Falls, the Lakes and
Canada.
SHORTEST AND CHEAPEST ROUTE.
This Line connects Philadelphia with the Great Northwestern
Railroad Route through to Niagara Falls Buffalo,
PHILADELPHIA Through Tickets, with the privilege stop
and intermediate points, for by gents
Fare to Niagara or Buffalo, ssElma, saO-Canandaigua
s2I. c. A. GREINER & CO.,
Agents at Savannah.
I. s. T. q. BUDD,
Agents at Charleston.
A. HEBRON Jr.,
feh97-d6m. Agent at Philadelphia.
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I follows; Il
Morning Train. Evening Train.
Leaves aatu 80 A. NJ Leaves Gallatin 100 ?. 81
Arrives Edceneld 800 do Arrives Edgefsld go de
Leaves do "lJu0 Leaves do " 3:30 do
Arrives GalIatin ." Il3N do Arrives Galatin " 500 do
The Train leaving Gala at T0 4. NJ, and Edehed 10
A. NJ connects Galn wh mali coaches AID IRON Louis
Vile The leaving Edgvfeld AZ 10 A NJ and Gaatn at
with mail coaches to and from Hartsve aud
Carthage. Only the mOrnin Train viii he Sundays
III apparel alone Constitutes baggage OF which each
passenger allowed - pounds free charge will be made
for extra baggage which DE paid 70 the conductor Other
articles than baggage, carried in the baggage will be charged
Express freight which he paid the agent Of The Express
ComIa y. 49,,
Passengers taxing their seats a: Gtn and Edgeheld without
purchasing tickets. viii I've charged ten cents extra
iaa6-tf ROBERT MACLEOD, Superintendent.
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The Mayor and Aldermen Of Chattanooga V. FAs st.s

The Mayor and Aldermen or Chattanoo51 Tbs tata
This was an indictment against he cOrpOIssioe.
for suffering Of the public streets Of the t0Na
to remain Out Of repair fer more thaa fifteen dsys-
Verdict and judgment sgaiasi ths corporatioa, SAD
an appeal in error 60 this Court Ths gs0and e
defense was, that the street mentioned in the ln>
dietmeat was In 5 remote and sparssy inhaoilsA
part Of the town; that il had been very little assd
and its use was not essential 70 ths pubgs oenVe-
nience; that it had never been opeesG worked aa
by the corporation, aud 10 open and Pul is In order
would be attended with an sIpenss beyond thu
mesrs Of the corporation The Court held, AID e
We think, correctly, that these facts constitute ao
defense TO the indielment
So long as the street was recognized and szHsred
to remain, Of the public streets Of The tOEa.
l. the Guy Of the corporation to keep Il in sush
reasonable repair might be Necessary t. ihs
yenenee Of any portion Of The inhabitsats residing
on or near 10 said street or The public IL genera
The administration Of the sfsirs Of thsas inoorPe
rated towns should be uyon the principle, thai 81
tbs inhabitants ought 70 share equally the benefits
as well the burdens Of the corporation 90 faS e
may be practicable. The principle Is sometimes -
tutirsIy disregarded as 20 create The imprssdoa,
that the Interests OF particular individuals classes
of the inhabitsnts is the chief object In the az
peEditure of the corporate funds. This is grsss
violation Of the trust repossd in the corporate "a,
thorisies, and must not be eOuRisnsneed. Judgnsas
affirmed. AcKInNBF.
true copy. Attest: C. W. NELsOs. Clerk.
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ALY'S
Aromatic Valley Whisky.

AHOAuStAAC NAACy ~ hASkts
IN this age siuerated and source
the above artclean article Of unquesioned purity pos
sessns qualities except such have The
nuence on the human constitution
few rOeds Of soil the Rhine produce
grape WHICH will flourish no where else from whose juice pro-
few acres OF land in Cuba produce Tbacco the favor and
quality Of which, when manufactured cigars incompara
bly, superior Of the proauco any other soil and na-
strip OF land in the Parish of Natehoeh Louisiana,
long supplied the sent al tce Of sbuH
from such Tobacco induced to grow elsewhere
In like manner has long been that limited territory,
forth Rye properties marked and peculiar that its dist
.on PrOdues Whisky Of such superVe character places
By recently discovered and only my
manufacturer the grain from the choicest of this favored
- ArOnIatic valley whisky,
with which no other stand nstant's comparison
have no apprehension Of being accused Of publishing
WarAntab or even exaggerated encOmiums BY who
will first subject my Whisky tothe test
It'll the tandai article all the and
Clubs the city Of Rev York. and wherever tits introduced 1t at
Awarded the Palm of Superiority,
and the demand for it becomes thing established.
fleets pleasant and grateful hapcest perma
nent influence upon the constitution
have analysed sample OF Days Aromatic Valley Whisky
and find be article Of fine favor, and without
dsleterious adrnixture. JAMES R. Chiffon, NJ
STATE AssAYERs OFFICE % Somerset street,I
BOstOn,April l7ts 1855. J
have made chemical analysis Of your Aromatic Valley
ng Injurious matters Of any Kind and would rccmmend It
as suitable for medical and public purposes.
CHARLES 7. JACKSON,
State Assayer
VS. II. BLLY-
Your Aromatic Valley Whisky received, and after careful
animation, find it to he pure article, Entirely free from tie
dduerGting Ingredients frequently used Yours, respect
fully, JAMES J. NAPES,
E# Analytical Chemist.
PConsumers depend upon getting pure article when
they buy the Valley WHISKY it is sold by the boeOnly.
.tt- WIN. H. DAILY,
70 South William street, New York,
janl9-deO 3m Sole Proprietor.
For Philadelphia, New York, &c,
<&A ia
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Ornamental frees and EVergrC
IInISE PaINTING,

HOUSE PAINTING,
the subscriber prepared execute win the greatest
III r-r3 oeyr large. be rendered IN style and
mon terms which cannot TAIL give satisfaction lie Is also pre-
pared o all manner OF
PAINTING, GRAiEIN9 ANb hANSLlNS'
Having department. secuTed tie services Of inc
and experienced artists. ..
five him A cali before making final arrangements. -
G'e"'1- Il. T. FLEMING,
Ia ar No d.. Tnion St between Cherry and Summer.
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CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
on AND AFTER
SUNDAY, FEBRg AIRY 6ths 1852,
Passenger Trains will run fellows:
GOING EAST.
Leave Nashville at 430 A. NJ. and p. NJ.
Arrive at ChAtI Eoosa at P. NJ. and I'D A. NJ.
GOING WEST.
Leave Chattanooga at S;45 A. NJ and Is P. n.
Arrive Nashville 1T 7:37 NJ. and g.: 10 A. NJ.
TFylIE Day Passenger Train from Nashville 436 A. NJ
connects AZ Warrace with Shelbyville Gus A. NJ
and with Western and Atlantic X. r. Chattanooga P NJ
II = The Night Passenger Train from Nashville at p. NJ
connects Warace with Shelbyvie 6lO Y. ID with
McMipnve and Manchester r. X TullshOma 7O4 r. NJ
and MemphJ and Charleston r. at Stevenson rs P NJ
, The Day Passenger Train frem Chattanooga, si5 A "a.
CONNECTS with McMiBnye and Manchester r. B. TuIlahoma
IA and with Sheyye train at Wsrtrace at 3jG P NJ.
= The Night Passenger Train from Chattanooga at 5
Menphs and Charleston r. H. Stevenson at 10 Y
P NJ L. W. COLE,
felj-u superintendent
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NOTICE TO SHIPPERS.

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q 4 being OF The utmost psrpce proper protection OF
the Track and keep out Of The Of gravel aud other
trains be dla uEiJrm rate OF speed,
which can only accomplished by running schedule tine
therefore " the freight trains be the time
laid down in tile schedule ordered that after thirty rom
this ate freight will ~ the Nashville and ChattnoO
"a Railroad Company, at Schedule Stations only.
h ". LOLE,
jansI-f BPG supt OF Transportation N. & C. R, R.
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NATANEED.--The Principal OF a large Boarding school
w for young ladies' situated the Of Columbia, de-
sires employ lady the capacity Of House keeper One Of
experience wall beprefered Fort urtheT reference apply s
ofbce, 3anl9-fl
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO
Louisville and Nashville Railroad,
ca Hs %szl@M

follows:
Leave GaIIatin, 81 NJ Leave Gallatin M
arrive EdgeGed, 10 do Arrive Edseheld, GO
Leave do IL do Leave do 4SO do
Arrive GvIlatin PM Arrive GallatA $50 do
The train leaving Edgefed at IL A NJ connects Gaatn
with Mail COACHES Louisville Hartsyile and Carthage. Only
the morning train will I've on Sunday.
octI7-u r. MACLEOD, Supt-
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NOTICE
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40 PASS 4 n d E1sS.
DASsENGERs TRAlNs running on Tie Nashville and Chat
tooga Railroad, wall leave the Depot at Nashville the
minute Land down in the schedule, t0Wit 4O A. and
and in prevent confusion 1t the ticket 0bce, at the
m ent uf strug Passages respectfully requested TO
roy. for ther tickets Of the time, and that all may
h accom- aodated Ticket gent Wall he in his office hour
before Lle departure Of each tain Il. W. COLE,
MIL IT. superintendent.
NOR RENTs---The large Room the Daily News Of
II zee formerly occupied by Btrrds Book Bindery This
rom is 65 hy feet, suitable Job Printing Office Book
Rndery or any Eecanica employment steam power
car h. had frsn tie News Once Engine in this
tnouire Of Mr. Fisher News Oce, OF - v. Lnesey
he SUBSCRIBER ijs6I JAMES W. HOYTE.
OT,IaulesIIsaI frees and EVcr5; rccIIS,
= aoNTGOMERY & MCGBEDY Nursery Nashville, Tenn
mi invite special attention TO their extensive stock OF Fruit.
trees Eyergreens Green House Plants 10000
stable for i'm Leliatc elect.
Fru;ts-5OUO Apple ,, 3 q 4 years Old
Pears-sOO0, Dsarfs & Standards, , to gears old.
Peaches -5uOJ0 years old, Cherries, Pum Apricots, Nee
tsrens and ounce, in large numqers
iar eciion OF Gr,pes, Strawberries, RasPberres Goose
berries 'Currants & Bouquets at all seasons. ~
ONi''07' MONTGOMERY 4 MCGREDN.
nall. Lln"O0l NuIseLLSs --A--,- ~, -S-n.
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WILLIAMSON q CHEATHAM,
IMPORTERS or
Brandies, Wines, and Liquors,
AND DEALERs IN
HAVANA CIGARS, TOBACCO, &c., &C.,
NO. COLLEGE, STREET
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.
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We say TO areais, il your children are sicky, punv
sf anleted WITH complaints prevalent among chlrci
give ilem = small quantity u NeLean's Cordial ard
II VIII make them healthy, fat, and Fobust. Delay
bot moment, try It, and you will be eoBgilsced
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AC10DsI szss,zzs-zdaz @-1sLz-z-Sz-HTt ACJO
Hannibal and 81. Joseph Railroad,
OF Missouri.
OtOAILETED and open through from Mississippi to Missouri
Y Rivers. further West and 2jO Hues the
NEW gold REGION
than Railroad A0Or4ng the Shortest quickest and
cheapest route % Western Missouri Iowa, Kansas,
Nebraska and Pixies Peak.
Trains leave Hannibal daily at O'Clock, A. NJ, arrival
Of magnificent steamers composing The H. & ST. 10 r. H.
Lime St Louis daily at o'clock p NJ, Whereby
Messengers Joseph in "a hours from Louie and
meet Joseph line OF first Passenger Packets
which leave from AtcisOn Le2venwOrth
City Nebraska City, Counci, Blugs and Omaha. Gaining
From 4 days over any other Route.
Time from Nashville to st. Joseph, 90 hours
Fare fFOn Nashville 10 81. Joseph
$3.50; IFOEn Chattanooga $3.50.
baggage checked through. Mesls and Staerooms Packets
free Freight taken Owest rates. Emigaus desiring to
company their Stock ray depend going through by fast freight
Through Tickets, land the only route by which St
Jot can lie reached RarOad) for sale at the n 4 G. X r.
and STEAMERS ali the principal Railroad offices IN the
&uitct States information address JNO H. BOWEN
p D. GRoAr, Gen. Ticket Agent, Gen Agent. 81 Louis.
JOSIAH HUNT, Supt HailrlbaI IeD-s-uOnl.
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MOLEAN's VOLCANIC OIL IINIMENT.

MsLcans celebrated Linimcnt is the only safe ard
r.!ithle remedy for thu cusa Of SPAWN Rim. Roe
Minlgalis, Splints, Unnatural LmnTs N,sIss or
SwelliHgs II will never fail 10 cur, Big Head Poll.
evil, Fi'tna, Old Running Sores or suecnv il
properly applied. For Sprains bruises Scratches
Cracked Heels Chaf-s, Saddle or Collar Calls Cuts
Sores, or Wounds. Il il infallible remedy ATlly
II as directed and cure Is certain in every instance
Then tribe nn longer with the many worthless Lin
lments offered t. ven. Obtain supply Of Dr. Ne.
Lenu.a ..rIulrlt-l LitinlrnI IL viii 60 =.
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be rs DELICIoUs no TAKE.

CATrIoN.-Bsware Of druggists or dealers who may
Try 10 palm upon You some Bitter Sarsalara trash
WHEN they eaa buy cheap, Ly saving il is j:st ~
good Avoid such men. Ask for s!cLean's Strength
ehing Cordial. and taks nothing else Il is the oaly
remedy That viii purify the blood thoroughly. and al
ths same time strengthen the system
One tablespoonful taken es cry morning fasting l.
q certain preventive for Cholera. Chills and Fever
ia large bottles
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THE PENNsKLvANIA
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N0A0 bQlALIO
THKEE THROUGH
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EsLEAN's STRENGTHENING CORDIAL
LIVER COMPLAINT, DYSPEPSIA 1A1txn,,
ovEa q MlLLIoN oF RorTLEs

This Cordial will neser fail to cure any Of the above
diseases y taken as per directions On each blte In
German, English, and French.
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DO yVu wish to be healthy aDl strong? Then 20 AZ
onee, AMI get some Of McLean's Cordial u Will
strengthen and inyigDrata your whole system cansis
heait'y and pure circulation Of blood ow through
every 'ein' and the Ech, rosy bloom Of health TO
EloGHt ~ your cheek again
EVarr Z.
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Have oeel sotd dnrihg the last SIX months and In
n Instance Ia. billed in giving entire Satisfaction
he then viii suffer fron weakness or debility wht a
AcL'ai Strengthening COrdiilw VIII eure yous
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J. H. MCLEAN, Sole Proprietor

Corner Of Third and Pine sts.. St. Lsuis. Mo.
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LOUISVILLE q NASHVILLE RAILROAD,
WINTER AEkRANGEMENi

"a g q. 8 2. s. q
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-12-22
KEOKUK, low; ;THURsDAY. DECEMBER 2e. 1889

M w .A ks. N. h. surge On
V1s Den hsI. Office on Second st. ,.~s
between Main and johnson strests, Keo1
kuk, iowa Is. h. ag sssaa1 &l1440
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buslnsss cards, not sxcssding six iises, inside
funsrsl Notes 81 %, Obituaries, aeoording
,Dispistsd advertisements hsif more than the
above ratcs. e fF 3TF1
Advertisements loaded and placed under the
hcAd Of "t1SsiSF Notioss," 6esspx Ae Svd,nary
rafea.
spseisf Netiees In the Local Column ~ cents
per line. sv7sifFV
Advertisements ordered on the inside exclu-
50 psr SssIf asfs skaa sks assv. yas.s. "
All fvsna6sHf s1sWsAssa<1ss assf % pssd ~
IN advance. 1hisyrule viii not be varied frou
hsn thsl advertiser uses The Wakly Aasno,
tbs price Will - the sans - In the nsiiy.--
Who're ths Daily and Wsskly are both used,
- par cent will be deducted from the Aggre-
Under tne prsssnt system, the advertiser
pays - much for tho spscs he ocupiss. the
ehansss being ehargsasis fSr the 90. position D
only Thss plsn il now gsHssally Aaopfsd.-
Our chAsgs fer changes viii b. Is ssnts psr
square
- In al ssxes .yhsre, e,AAvartisemAnts ara
discnntinne 'bsfois the sxpitation 1or the yssr
ths tans rcsuksactsd for, they will be charged
up - eur scgslAr rates for tke tine Astuai-
ly In.
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y II III =
DIR. Hicks, In renewing his card to the public,
would call attention to q new style OF 'sPlats
Work, which 10 pesuiiariy adapted % Cat, irregu
lar, and otherwise difaeut jaws. THIS improve
ent has been tested three years and has sustained
IL early promise Of klling = real want In plate
work. The work Ia now worn BY many OF oar most
prominent citisens, who give II hcalty approval,
and 70 whom Ne 10 permitted 10 fsfer these inlAr-
ested.
DR.. II. II also mounting Continuous Gum"
work, Block : work, and ordinary '.0oid Plate
work, for which be has superior stock of mste-
rial. he 10 prepared 10 iii tseth with Geld Foil,
"Adhssive Cold and 'sChfy stAi Gold, In the meet
thorough and durable manner.
In view a the strinssncy in money matters
some aliusion " PHscEs may not be improper -
While, on the hand DIR. n. believes ID he the
better policy, ~ we'll as the honsStef course, not
70 work ~ all than " work NJ prices that will ne
csssitsts inferior work on the other hand he is
willing 10 conform In bis charges TO the lower
standard Of remuneration that other occupations
have suffered.
With Mtecn years, experience, thorough devo-
ti0n 10 his profession, and ~ earnest desire to
please, he IL determined merit, and hopes to re-
cetve, continuation of the liberal patronage here
tofose enjoyed g
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Lave just recsived at their Fashionable Tailor
! / ing and Furnishing Establishmsnt, . choice
and extensive supply Of BroAncloths, Cas-
stmercs, Veslings, ana Gems Fur-
nishing GOOass 81 AIT dsscrtptsODs,
and guarantee that their work shsI be done In the
most approved ana satisfactory manner. They Are
oonstantly receiving the New York and PhiIadsl-
phia fashions and respectfully solicit all who desire
good work and the best material 10 give them call
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