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MISCELLANEOUS.

= County OF GoopnuE, ss.i inJusticesCourt
10 Ralph Newton: You are hereby notified
t hat writ Of attachment has Seen issued
against you, and your property attached to sat-
isfy the demand of Henry Haucke, amounting
to twenty -one dollars and seventy five cents.
Now unless You shall appear before A. G. Lit
hue county. at his office in the city OF Red
Wing. on the 18th day of November, A. D. 1859,
at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, Judgment viii
De rendered against you, and your property
sold to pay the debt. 'si.
Dated this 18th day Of Nov. A. D. 1859.
.. HENRY HAUCKE.
lu-w3 Plaintiff.
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HA Z !. 8 z :, NlM'E1IKlER&fEE:
RED WING .MKNNE9OrA
r ANu LTY,

+ Az u LvY.
Rev. B. F. C1ARY, D. D.-Presidert, IN
Professor Of entail and oral Science, ard
Rev. E.. E. EDWARDS, A.4N.-Pro5ss.or Of
Greek and Latin Languages, and Literatnre.y
d. b. WILSON, A. M.-PTofessoH OF Hatlo~
MATES and Natural Science. ;. ;.4 y :. !.
:; Fey: Px1.R AKIRs, D. D.-Professor Of Bib
CHAnLzs 4cCLUHr Esq.-Prolesso, ofLaw.
key: AAx MoHAus-Prefssser (eleet lofNsd-
MissEs.t 3; -Pr.ceptr..., and T..eh-
PROFESSOR 11EBIcH-Tescher Of Music.
TERMS AND VACATiONS :.
First Term commences September "a. 1855.
closes December Cd. Second Term besins H.
cember 18th, closes March 10th. Third Term
commences March 18th, 1859, closes June lith.
Examinations at the close Of each term.
wing 's easy Of :ses,: from he
South by the river ), 1t is , place whsre the
health and morals of students will be guarded
as we'll as at any ether seat Of learning in the
West. The Trustees Of Hsmline Univsrsity
have run the risk OF. largeoutlayin supplying
ask + patronage Of this part ofthe Northwest.
Lettc 8 directed to the President will receive
pror pit attention.
r. course Of study embraces Mental and
Mo's1 seie1eel and Belle: Letters, chemistrx,
.od G; :sf
q Latin Languages;. Hebrew and Biblical
!. te1ature Law; Modern Language; Eng
lish Language and Literature Primary and
Academical course. "7''a - fS"'" zEi'|-
eon1. sstse;,s and sa5oscsEa
Ladies admitted to allclassesin the University
the degree of Bachelor of Laws. ,'!
EXPENSES.
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five acres ' Of %h aelei IS dn 'aRa
y7ia5Y4@ good cultivation. situated on
Hay Creek, two miles and a half from the City
Of Red Wing, on the old Red Wing and Cannon
Falls road and known as the Cook farm.
On the premises is first rate two story frame
dwelling House, 2o@by 80 feet, and containing
five rooms, with a cellar and root-housc large
enough to hold one thousand bushels, a good
Barn, out houses. and fences, with sufficicncy
also number Of thrifty Fruit Trees.
It il desirable location for either a Country
Residence. a Stock Farm, a Tavern: Distillcry
o Brewery, or Tannery.
The above property will be sold cheap for
cash. or part cash and part in stock or other
property or portion Of the purchase money can
remain on short time. Apply at the Sentinel
Office, Red Wing: or Of DAN s. MERRITT,
on the premises.
November 4, 1853. 170tf
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SEWARD AND QUEEN VICTORIA.
The London correspondent of the
New York Herald writes: '''''

SEWARD AND QUEEN VICTORIA.
The London correspondent of the
New York Herald writes: ''@
Before closing I must relate an an
ecdote which Gov. Seward tells him
self, with much gusto. When the
messenger reached him announcing
that heE~ q,ejesty had 6xeA an hour for
his audience, the Governor was at the
Derby races with Lord, Napier, and
some other members Of the nobility.
Her majesty, had fixed the Audience
for that very day, ana the : Governor
had not ordered his court, suit. What
was to be done?~--Lord Napier was
consulted. In q few minutes Lord N.
and Governor S were flying towards
London as fast as whip and wheels
could carry them. The city gained,
they soon reached the shop of Prince
Albert's tailor. A court suit was or.
dered to be made in two hours time
The tailor demurred-said he could
do wonders, but that was impossible.
But happy man that he is, he was
never without an expedient. The
Governor was required to strip off his
black pants, and with one dash of
the shears, off came the, legs of the
pants ut the knee.
There stood the Senator in his draw
ers coat and hat. Whisk, went the
tailors! The gold kneee buckles, dia-
mond clasp, and rosettes were soon adj
justed. The long drawers and boots
gave place to silk stockings and pumps
ornamental with elegant buckles, SINH
lar to those for the knees. Next went
on Al. exquisite cambria shirt, with ruf:
fled bosom and wristbands, clasped
with gold buttons set in diamonds; the
hair dresser, with his tongs was mean.
while at work, the cooked hat was
jaun,ily put in its place, the straight
sword was buckled to his side and our
good friend was to all appearances the
elegant courtier, tit to embellish the
drawing room Of any court. The>hour
Of audience arrived, and the splendid
equipagc OF the Governor rolled into
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EAR and EYE.
DEAFNESS-.TO7AL OR PARTIAL
ENTIRELY REMOVED!

nR: H. ENWOOD ST., begs to call the atten
- 1ion o. those suffering under partial OF
tot.l Loss Of the sense Of hearing 70 he following
ternal ear with indicated douches. such a. Il
Practsed in the Infrmarieb of Berlin, Leipsic.
Brussels, Hamburg and Petersburg, and istely
by the most distinguished London euIis:s, With
the most sgonder'u suecess indeed, it is to only
Tbe ba,t 1 nas Pesn tSs
ment will be reference to nearly nine hundred
names, residents Of the United States. Csnads
New Brunswick and Nova Scotia, Who have
been restored to accurate hearing, and not .
single solitary case to our knowfedee. did v.
fail to effect partial OF total restcration Of
the hearing, when our advices and instructions
we're faithfully and punctually adhered to-
Many who could not hear the report Of . pistol
at arms length, can now hear yatcA nat aS
TIE d's'a zee Of t1M ct. In cases Of Mucous &C.
cumu!ation in the Eustachion tubeand Tymps-
mum, inflammation ofthe nucvs ns<n,6ra:<. arr-
cous atectsons, diseases Of the membrane fsnspe-
ma, called the "Drum," or when the dfsease
can be traced to the effect Of ter.r, II eold. tho
use OF Qu.n:.s Of 1rc.ral n'edietae gat1eiag. in
pre-en'snens. When the auditory eefal is dr.
and scaly, with little OF no secretion, when IL
deafness 10 accompanied with noise in the ear.
lie tatlsng 'eats', chipping Of tnseets, ringing d
oes, '"stts"g Ct keares noatnaal pxlset;onsa d.
is felt as if rush Of Mood to tie lad lad tefee
place.; when the hearing is kss.acute in drX
Cloudy aoeatAer, or when a cold has been taken.
this msthcd Of treating the d;sea:e 'ai1li5ls.
saying aH that th .saa
any time, much can be accomplished. In tho
deaf and dumb schools at Leipsic, on: of 4 claas
Of (oxrtee" succeeded !" resto,tag joxr to eests
DR.. F. begs explicitly to state that in thos.
re'1h-complete restoration Of the sense, OF
such marked improvement az will be perfectly
satisfactory If his remedies are faithfully sppl-
cd and directions adheard to; applicants yin
please state their age. duration ofthe disease II
are noises in the ears, state Of renersl health'
tb ~dst saey suppose to have been the cause
| it is expected that those in easy ciIeumstsnees
will contribute literally.
ALL DISEASE OF THE EYE
;.sssss &c.. the ;Pe1 nd
painless treatment for diseases Of tie Eys. &C.
ute OF .hronic-Cataract, Specks, Infemms-
ton, Film and Weakness Of Vision. GYanuis-
ton Of the Lids, Liberation Of the Iachrymsl
STANDS, &C. TO tho astonishing and Crafty
youth, those Of mature sge Is we'll a. thos. ~
advanced in life, all bear testimony to the won
derfully renovation, healing and soothing 81
COns0lta0On zee, Five Dollars.
9Dr. E's. work on diseases Of th. r..
the Nature and Treatments Of the Deaf end
lDnmb-illustrated with steel Plates-priee
lS1O. paw
Money Letters must be registered By tn.
Post Masters such only will Be st my risk.
Medicines, apparatus, &c., sent % nny, part
z: my expense and risk. =
Address On. II. ENwOOD ST.,
Il 'o's' Brooklyn, N, r.
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the court yard of.-St. James. The.
Queen was in waiting and the distin-
visitor was received by her
in the most gracious manner,
who condescended to compliment Gov.
Stewards eloquent efforts in behalf
of freedom in the American Senate
chamber. r. r.
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THE OLD ESTABLISHED

T ROUTE TO THE EAST
Via Dunleith and Illinois Central and Galena
and Chicago Railroads.
Trains leave Duuleith morning and evening
upon arrival of the Railroad Packet
from St. Paul, cunning thro'
WITT OUT ANGE OF CARS
Making direct connections with all of the
Eastern lines for Detroit, Toronto, Alba
ny, Cleveland, Montreal. New York,
Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Boston,
And all cities and towns throughout the East
and the Canadss.
Ell E G. A n T.. SLEEP,ING CA r S
Are run upon all Night Trains, an advantage
not enjoyed by any competing route.
BAGGAGE checked through from Dunleith to
all points East.
PASSENGERS wishing to 60 through without
- delay, should purchase
THROUGH TICKETS VIA DUNLE1TH
Faro Is low as by any First Class Route.
For Through Tickets and information, apply
at the Union Railroad anil Steamboat
Ticket Offices. f.a1 a7q
60. P. s. GOODWIN,
W. p. JOHNSON. Genl West'n Agent.
.,Gen'l Pass Agent, Chicago.
MESEROl.E e. McLAREN,
Ticket Agents, Red Wing, next door to Me-
tropolitan Hotel. ~ II
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.',-s'@~z--'-'' RAILROADS.
1869: &QF 1859.
QEAsO.N lOFs.ls5o. ::
Ia Crosse and Milwaukee Railroad
WITH IT'S CORRECTIONS, i
Forms tho shortest, quickest. and only Direct
Route to Milwaukee, Chicago, Detroit, e.
Toledo, Pittsburgh, New York, 81.
Boston, and ell points
.a East and South.
Two Express Trains daily (sundnys except
ed,) leave La Crosse on the arrival Of the
morning and evening boats from St. Paul, con-
Meeting at Milwaukee with the Detroit and
Milwaukee Railway Steamers, and trains on
the Milwaukee and Chicago Railroad.
The Minnesota Packet Company's Steamers
Milwaukee, 1tssca and Ocean Wave, leave St.
connecting at La Crosse with the 1905 A. N.
Train.
Passengers by that train will arrive at Mil
waukee at $50 same morning, seven hours and
thirty minutes in advance Of the Prairie du
Chen Route! and at Chicago ut 2.l5 same If
ternoon, four hours and thirty minutes in ad-
vance of any other route!
The Steamers Key City, Grey Eagle, North
|ern Light, Northern Belle and Golden Era
leave st. Paul every afternoon, connecting al
La Crosse, with the A. NJ. train next morn
ing.
Passengers by that train arrive in Milwau.
kee at $50 r. NJ, eighteen hours in advance o.
the Prairie du Chen route, and in Chicago, =,
6, ASSUME evening. -.
TWELVE HOURS IN ADVANCE OF ALI
OTHER PoUTEs,
AND NO NIGHT TRAVEL ON THE CARS
Beware Of statements made by the agents O
tne frairie dn Chen route, claiming that thu
miles less to Chicago than by the Prairie d1
Chen route. as they are false, and only mad,
to deceive the travelling public.
The facts are that the La Crosse route +,
Milwaukee is Sc miles the shortest, and I,
Chicago, is 80 miles tho shortest, and "a mile
less River Travel.
FARE AT ALL TIMES AS Low AS BY ANY
OTHER ROUTE.
- Baggage checked from La Crosse {,
Chicago, Suspension Bridge, Boston and New
York.
~ No Omnibus charges in Milwaukee o.
Chicago.
~ Ask for Tickets via La Crosse, and b,
no other.
~ SLEEPING CARS are run in the trai,
eavinR La Crosse at 1905 AM.
a. Tickets tor sale BY
MESEROtE & McLAREN.
Agents at Red Wing.
]. G. GEORGE, Local Agent, St. Paul.
JOHN CHAMBERLAIN, Travelling AGENT
w. w. WILSON,
May %, SO. 147tf
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9 T r A Y E d OR STOL
- From the subscriber some time during the
Er month of May last, a large
9 So SAB -
three and a half years old. Said marc has a
tolcrable big. heavy belly, hollow back, light
head, and all four hoofs black-no other mi rks.
Said colt has been seen in the neiehborho GOD Of
Roscoe The undersigned owner will pay
A LIBERAL REWARD!
to any person who will return said Colt to him
Mt his residence in Concord.
17lw3 JACOB srARKY.
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. TERN WO RID
Insurance E. Trust COmDanv

Office, Nos l42 and IA South Water Stceet
Chicago Illinois. Capital 8 25o, 900.
Board Of Diroctors.-O. Kendall, Geo. H.
Hazelton, AMI Benedict, Hon. L. s. Church.
Chas. H. Abbott. Geo. H. Hazelton, President,
Chas. H. Abbott, Treas, Alfred Edwards, Sec.
=, Having received an appointment IS Agent.
of the above Company for Red Wing and
vicinity, we are prepared to receive applica-
lions for Insurance in the same.
100: me Brown d Betcher Agents.
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floWS:- -H '- sE. EtiIt ,--'!o~'' :
- E: st. JOHN, n. D., - T.
Professor Of Anatomy and Physiology,
J. F. JUDGE, II. D.,
Professor Of Chemistry and Pharmacy.
AL. HOWE, It. D.. Is
H'' Professor Of Surgery. =,
"a G. II: CLEVELAND, II. D.;
Professor of Nateria Metlics and Thefspeutie..
VIM. SHERWOOD, II. D..
Professor Of Medical Fr6elsee and Ps.aolorv.
~ ]. r. BUCHANAN, ADA~
Emeritus Professor of Cerebral Phyeioiorv,.nA,
A'N' Institutes Of Medicine.
~ JOHN KING, Md. e'>M sa>'z,
Professor ofOhstetrlcs and Diseases Of Woman
- and Children, ~. =. -
The Terms for tho Session will be the san.
as heretofore, viz:-Natriculation, $500
Tuition, $4,000. Demonstrators Ticket. 16.0o.
Every Student 10 required to engage IN dssSse.
ton one session before graduation.) Gradus-
ation, $500: Ticket to Commercial Hospital.
(optional) $500. ~''
The Lecture Rooms are Iewly finished. neat
and comfortable, and in . central lotaiits lin
College Hall, Walnut Street), where students
will find it convenient TO- Gallon thei. arrival
Tickats for the session may DO obtained ofths
Dedn Of tie EScslty. at bis Office, No. l1s Smith
Street. or Of Prof C. H. CL1vrLAxD, 4sc,stesy
ofths Faoxlty, Ne. l89 Seventy street, near I'm
1e0y u JOH KIt}, II. D.. Dean. 81
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'HE COLLEGE JOURNAL OF: NEDlCiL 8CiINCI

A MONTHLY MAoAsmE ofls paeea, eondunfei
by the Faculty Of The Eclectic College q
Medicine, is published at One Dollar . Yea, ::
payable in advance: The volume Of the Jsss-i
lions for subscription, or for specimen nrmber.
should be directed to s.i -
On. c. H. CLEVELAD, O. Ctbnn,
10y lsssv .ssnth strsP atsrithe ai,nsisl
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PR OsPECTUs FOR 1850

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LY ILLUSTRATED GOLDEN PRIZE will
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Premiums TO Agents Getting Subscribers.
Those getting up Club of S Subscribers. at
$e each, and 5emitting 90, will be entitled to
gold pen ndsilver holder, worth %; and each
subscriber will receive any one of the above az
ticles he may select. I'D. 9 ,.r;rI -a.JI
Those RENTING 1eo for 10 subscribers will be-
entitled to gold pencil, with pen, worth o.
Those getting uPa Club Of Is Subscribers, and
RENTING $50, viii be entitled to silver watch,
or 2 gold vest chain, worth 410. 1000 70 7h9f'
Those RENTING 80. for 20 Subscribers, will
be entitled TO silver hunting cased w.tch, or
gold chain, worth el5.i 10 @iosi7' 81; ioncs2 G
Those RENTING 1eo, for 80 Subscribers, will
be entitled to : gold chain. or = silver hunting
cased watch, worth 22.l:ToJ i'si 100. ai'i 81
Those RENTING $50, for 40 a. becribers vii
be entitled to lady's gold watch. worth $50
Those remitting 900, for 50 subscribers, viii
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JONATHAN MELLOTT,
Architect 4 Builder, !
|0FFERS bis professional services to the peo-
~ pie Of Red Wing and vicinity. Contracts
for building taken at tho lowest rates, and all
WORK WARRANTED. f.=
Seasoned lumber constantly on hanu for Doors,
sash, Blinds, &C., and made rp to order. His
motto r. sel.ive and let Live.''
Shop on Third street near Plum.
ed Wing, March -, 1859. lsstf y,s,.;
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TOR SALE &sf2. S4
i One good second hand Ok Wagon.
One good secondhand Wagon with pole for
two horses and one pair Of Shafts for / horse
Also one good Horse, with one double har-
ness and one single harness. - -,
Tho above property will be sold very cheap,
in lots to suit, and pay taken in Wheat, or
Oxen, Cows, or other stock. Apply ct
=, THIS OFFICE.
November 5th, 1859. Rows
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A ICOHOL, Camphene, Burning Fluid, Lard
IA and Whale Oil, to bc found ut
KELLoao's D1ue SroIr.
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The Eclecti. olIege Of Medicine,
81 CINCINNATI. OHIO ~ ..''

tNaE SEEING SIssIoN Of 1889 will commences On
- Wednesday, the 9Th Of February, and eontin-
Of Lectures will be given, occupying six Or
seven hours daily, with good opportunities for
attention to practical Anatomy, and With am
PIE Clinical facilities at tho Commercial Hol-
pital. 5-sr - : ~''' 2 ~. y
The arrangement Of the chairs will Be a. fol-
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.OUNTRY RESIDENCE FOR SALE.

17l-w3
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90 MN EH01AI..
DAILY 0Asn osTs OsvSpa, /
Ka3kuh. ~. lotA.

DAIRY Carr osss 0syspa.l
Ks,kuh, ~. ieeh.
1LOUK--cosutry, u - - % ~ " sask.--
ssDssAns, - 81 = q - pr -. Extra, (fall
vhsss) y y y ~ pr Dbl. 0raAan. q - pa
- II.
BRAN AND SHORTS. rs pr 10.
coAN-se a., ready sale.
DAkL1y-Spsing, lsAAs, Pail, sesTSs.
Wn1AT-ssaisse for Spring, - 70 1 10 for
Fall.
OAT0-ln Psqusst q 4S 70 50.
kYk--ses 10 Sc little eeniae 10.
POTAToES-Ssarss, o. 70 % b ~ Nd retail
ssa3esas pr pssk.
0n001xIHS-N. o. Sugar fair Saza, No. l, q
q peins =, slariasd e1als, sYssAsd asd iosf II
tsis Asiasss-rlaatasies - 70 ~, q. n. %
y -, 0eIAss syysp, % 70 re-. CoGss--Rio II
- III. Java 10 - lse. Riss tnsw)s 70 ~.
SoAP--Paln Gle, Hsnily Sas.
cANDLxs-Star 31to -, Btsssiss III. Mould
i3to Ia.
LARD--la dsaasd. 1oa 70 ii.
BU1311-le 10 II; sAosss -.
HID29-Dsy. II TO lslsi grsss.G
HAY-Praisiso % y y Tinsshy - Husgs-
riaa, - y ~ Baisd %. I'll to1l1, R1sail us.
SEEDS Huseasias 0ssss. 10 70 80 ets. Tin
sthy,1I 80 tol sei 1lAx Seed, 81 eoael -.
sUNDRIES-o niens,sS 70 Is Eggs, IsaIle.
Feathers. s5s 70 SIZE, white Beans, sss 70 10.
YRUIT-Eair sspply. afesa apples, sheies, -
~ to - ~ per bsl Dried apples, - - 70 81 -
pr bssbei. Dried peaches, - Is TO - IS. Raj
sins, ~ - tos rs.
CuEE6E--W. he 10 ~; Dsnmash ~ toe.
PROVISIONS - nsss Pork eis ~; Hams o.;
Hhosdsn 7 slSas sidss 3.
hnxF-1a3is gross; u TO sc per quarter.
SHEkR-e1 70 - y hssd.
HO0B.-- Dressed, ~ % 10 17ee.
SALT-G. A.. 81 - 70 u - pr sssk Kama
VIA, 3ees3 10 pr Dbl; Liverpool, 113S pr ssek.
FIsH--Aseksrsl, No. ~ - III = Dbl; No.
14ls y so, No. 1l3tet1. Waite, No. 1 - rs
y es ~ = haA bsL; No. : ~ ~ - ~ ced
ykh 6to ~ D.
ExcxAnss.-0n Nsw York for sarrsnsy II pr
cent; foSsold per ssnt. 6t.LouisA per cent.
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Nor TInl ExouoH.-Ws complain that ve
hare no time. An Indian Chisf q ths Six
hearing that DO had NOT tiDs enough. sWsll, ;
replied Red Jaakss, \ sappoes Jon havs oil
ssAl crowd ~ MOST Ipod actions into soD.
n1egeoo.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-02-10

COAL! SLAUGHTER COAL!
vrHB Slaughter Coal Co., intending to sell Coal
/ - cheap or cheaper than can be- bought elss-
where, quality considered, viii furnish their sups-
ror Coaliu quantities 10 suit purchaser delivered
In any part Of the city.
Prics 10 cents per bushel
Assorted, I8 csnts per bnshsl.
HTEPHEN d. JONES,
Sole Agent q. @. Co.
To parties wishing cheap Coal, irrespective Of
trus economy, will farnish Lawrence and Farm
inkton Coal 1t IL esnts. E.E. JONES.
fanTd
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-02-10
BARTLETT. KAYE 4 CO.,
Importsn end Dealers 10
PAINTS, oils, vAREISHES,
WINDeN GLAZE, GLAl1WlRK llullH, &C
No. lAs Matn 81, bss. SsA = 8sA,
KEOKUK, IOWA.
O. r. 0lERO1U,
MATCHMAKER AND JBWELER,


Third-st.. ~. naia aAd JeAsesn,
AAOA A.
& have Inst rsssissd, IN aSdtison 70 ny aosnsr
Stssk u Waash0, Jsvslrys Mlv@ Wsrs, -.
Goods suitable Tor ohristaas aad Nov Years
Pr~ssssi Also, IN sassssasnt u AoFtsa's Pm
nism GoA Pensi
0RBCTACLEs.
70 those 4 vaas u 6pssta- k
sisa, vsslAsay, ss0s wtsss JON - havs . psir
sslsss1 Dat will ssst yoss sysa. Al - he kiaA
II 0lAssss dat sss mechanically s1aptsA 70 sait
every sss6itiea u sight. This II no 0ssss
Wsek.
~ Dsnseaai attsAtion will b. given - The Re-
pAirings u watches, clssks, Jswsly, -, which
viii - warranted y give satisfastiss. Every
YAssseiptlsA o. 0ssda II my line made y srdsr.-
Esgrsviag Asas = 6hsrs Notiss.
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