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Philadelphia Advertisements.
w atches, Jewelry & SiIverware
CASSIDAY & BALI.

NO. II South Second Street, Philadelphia.
IN I'HEY would respectfully call the atlenrIo,,
E ~ Il OF purchasers of Goods feeling assured Of
NesY 1htlr ability TO compete with any ether e,lah
Ilshment. They have now on hand a fine ,>
% % oi American, English and French Col - am,
~, wy EH ;I LEVER WATCHES, Gold Fob Guard and
Eest mains, Seals and Keys. Fine Gold Jewelry,
Inns Far Rings Studs, Sleeve Buttons, &c; Gold
feIrHs' AedaiIlons Chatelain Chains, otc
Plated and Mounted 10 order ''!
oILvERWARE-warranled equal TO con-Tea. Tn
o'e' Dessert Salt Mustard, Cream. Sugar and Gravy
Knives Napkin Rings, ctc O''''
.fiATED WARE-A general resentment Of Plated
''" comprising Forks S loons, Lad rs Ku,c>. -
'ah' h"SNe'"' etc. Ri ilt pIHl, Tea sci tn,
ne above goods viii he rrario. What u ey are
I" h'r' ana at He i"W siLush Pirse AB.r.er, f..
promptly attended to
~ ~ Watches and JeweIry carefully Repaired nd
VI WaVl2-
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TO all VII" intend ploi =, tiny iI.r,r ,,...,
lightning a tr" ilrt, 'n3ty mol '.r ,i.u = E, i,t
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Pu"l' # twenty 't;rs. - '.s.r, S.. i3,
a vasI d"n ut pr" .r i..I t...t Il.
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can testify f. IN I.,.r .l~..s 4,......
protect property "a >.!,lt; ; ,yup. .... ....,
PNseH NhcFe hlfi'tIi-- .,t ..r ..r, .......
M sch"0i HOUSES. hive been =, "a. rl,...,. .i...
rod RECEIVING and rIrrg my hala,r,.> iJ 49,,
uoheS which hu tr5 Them Wuuid hive r.,u-
"lhl rum OF The huid ~ and all WITHIN H.
ihe shpcrUrIIy ii tGc>p ruts ~ cr am, nlLpr,i
."tN been testified Ia hy n who have -, sunrri
''"eral 'Iehce or IA tlls drir r'mrul. Rcculnn
IONS 10 The number O SIX ihut.saild can he seen .
acury.
The Unllrd States Patent Office is protected H.. =,
houS haNIg been >clcrcd from ali others n, .-
me he>t ae most reliable. Considering The
ana position OF The men who have charge Of tn.l ,,
'"t,"h' no higher testimony could be desired
PERSONS residing at distance should b.. on l,,rir
guard against class of swIndlers no bv t,is, r. no
Sehati"S OF every d"ScrIplIon seek 10 mlsieti the
purchaser. Where my Agents are not personality
S'Wn as such, the only safe plan Is lnappv by etrr
or otherwise, at the Factory
" Weather Vanes, Cardinal Points Sprrc Rad,
ana all manner OF Scroll and Fancy Iron work 10 sun
all characters Of Architecture got up IN The nc4irsI
ana most durable manner at lhe low est cost prices
Thomas 1Armaiiage.
Magnetic lightning Rod aud Weather Vano Faciorv
NO. l206 VINE Street, abuve weInh,
mar0I-"m PH{LADELPIIA
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ROBlNSON'S MANIPULATED
GuAMO.

,.. AAVAA&O.
Wis UNEQUALi.ED FERTILIZER con,,osod
- OF one:hal best PERUVIAN GUANO n,'a bai,
me GROUND BONE and the best pIIOSpIIS'TIS
uOANO Is IN conditions for mmedInte uso heing MO
phred by now and improved machinerv. kv ,sL,nh
,ile most perfect combination is elected redu
T'o 70 % powder and for application by Drill
"r olherWlse. II Is IN the most perfect order Aud
nave no hesitation IN saving, that Tor all crops n ~
l " my fortlizer ever offered TO tho farming CON-
IHuhi'y' W Ahe quality will be kept perlpctiv mn,
3ri E Il. al cases; and warranted contain Der ceni
ot Alno"'a ana 10 To 90 per OF Bone Phosphote
ol LINE IT'S putup IN good bags weighing abont i5o
IDS eaGh' purchasers will please nolIce, Thai the
name, r. hobINSoN, Is branded on each bag-none
my long experience in the trade, and the general
sntSacton heretofore given by all Guanoes sold hv
,e WIZ nope De guarantee that the artice no,y
onereu wlil be as represented. will also keen con.
s,al'y on hand the best Peruvian Mexican and atLer
city 10 ""y 'ouse Ia The
WIN. ROBINSON
Nos 4 and & IIOllingsworth Stceet
,o, Near Pratt ST. Wharf
BALTIMORE, Md /!
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bb5A$OISEfsO4A
LIVE. LIME.

TIE snhsoriber would respectfully inform his
liip"uS anu Ihe p"bIic !h genernl that he has made
arrangements To supply ali whO may favor him win
their custom. with ~ClIUYLKILL LINE of n very
good quality, the coming season. either by Boats on
ihe delaware and Chesapeake Ba by Cars on the
Delaware KaIlr"ad, The subscriber will meet Tho
BOATS al New Castle, and attend 10 The loading of Cnrs
and Will guar ntec all loads Of Lime SEM bv h,m
to contain the number {" bushels of lime charged for
III ihe PHI. From my pnsl experience in the Lime
trade, fee confident rnn give Satisfaction 10 all Who
: Nr h" ''ct = .Tomagc. dI Or&trs viii be Drompi.
ly nIIr. Il &, Ff
n APPLIED y, NiIddlelown Del
marlI 6m Agent Tor Snronh a. Earnest
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IL UL IL ST.:

IL a D. IL s.:
large or small ny ui'''
O. FIVE PER CENT interest is paid on roonev
from the day il Is put in. ''0'''!
The money IL always paid back in GOLD. vyhen-
ever u IS called for. and Ithout notice
4. money Is received from Executors Administra.
tors Guardians and others no desire ts bave IL in -
place ol perfect saieiy and where interest can he oh
tanned ioril. ~ ''i "e oo'
o. The money received from depositors il inves,od
In heal Estate Mortgages Ground Rents ami snct'
otner ilrst class securiiies the Charter dJrecs
o. Ohlce lIOurs-Evory day from tiI < "a cIooL
and on Mondays and Thursdays till O'Clock m ths
evening Ni'SA 1" tue
rms old and well established SAVING FIND In.
received more than TEN MILLIONS of dnIinTs r,orn
nearly Thirty thousand dcpnsIIors N'''"'' "o'
lion. HENRY L. RENNER Pres't
VIZ. J. REED, Scc'y ''s ifo' J.
ID RECTORS:
Hon. Henry l.. Benner, Francis Tso
Edward Carter + Ca,roII R'o,,..,..
Robert SeilTidge, Iosenb "a I.i'
kam'l K Ashton. Joseih Va.Iy'
""'''" "iuh"S' Henry DifenderTer
0Esirc:
WALNUT STREET, Southwest corner Third
u.r1s,,, PHILADELPHIA.
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ThOLsAaS 1Araaaiaa"e.

Magnetic lightning Rod and Weather Vano Factory
No 1906 VINE Street, abuve Tw enh.
HdIol-'m PiIlLADELPuIA
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For Sale or Exchange for Land.
4 Number of fine DWELLING HOUSES
and BUILDING LOTS 10 SMYRNA, will be
sold cheap, or exchanged for Land near the
DEL Railroad. Apply 10
J. r. WILLIAMSON.
May co. loSS--h West Smyrna, Del.
Des Arc citizen., 1859-09-28
SCIENTIFIC.
Best practical essay on soil, 50o do do do manure, 50( JUDeEs-J Morrill,, R S Can't, J Gate wood. I 5 Kent. Dr L Yerser..

Best practical essay on soil, 50o do do do manure, soc
 JUDGEs-J c Merrill, K s Can't, J Gate- wood, T Kent, Dr J L Verser.
 PREMIUM FARM.
 A premium of $50 is offered for the best cultivated farm in Prairie county, each con testant to pay 5 co as entrance fee, proyi- ded, there shall be 10 contestants for the same.
 The points of excellence and superiority 1. will consist of the general arrangement of the farm and fields, access to the same, taste and economy in construction of residence, out houses, rooms, stables, sheds, etc. Also, the extent and variety of grass-lots, manner of cultivation and judicious rotation, the best kitchen, garden, orchard, poultry-yard, and finally, the farm best cultivated and improved, without reference to size or force, yielding the largest revenue to the labor and capital en- ployed.
 JupGEs-John c Davie, A J Thomas, Jno. II Bulls.
 Most of the large premiums will be paid in silver ware: and the one and two dollar ones in Agricultural Journals, if agreeable to the exhibitor
 All animals or articles must be entered in the name of the OWNER and MAKER, and at their sinstance and request" otherwise no premium is due. Members of the society have permission to contend for premiums. Those who are not members will be required to pay 25 per cent, of the amount of the pre- mium for which they offer. COMPETITION OPEN TO THE STATE. The published Constitution and By-laws of the Society will be rigidly adhered to.
 By order of the Society
 JOHN s. WILLIAMS, President. SIM. HORNE, Secretary.
Des Arc citizen., 1859-09-28
WHITE ASH LEAVES A CURE FoF

WHITE ASH LEAVES A CURE FOR RATTLEsNAKE BTEs.-We take the following from the Tennessee Quid Nunc. It would be well fer all to preserve it, as well as to keep con- stantly on hand a good supply of the white ash leaves "A little girl of this vicinity was cured of a rattlesnake bite recently by the use ofa strodg decoction of white ash leaves, taken internally, and also applied to the wound. The de- coction was not used until the day after she was bitten. Had it been used immediately after receiving the bite, there would probably have been no swelling at all. There is species of black snake (not poison- ous) which always fights the rattle- snake when he meets him, and al- ways kills him. But in the enooun- ter he generally receives many wounds from the fangs of his poison ous antagonist. These he cures by chewing white ash leaves and applying his saliva, charged with their pulpy juice, as a sort of lini- ment. The instinct of the reptile suggested the remedy to man.
Des Arc citizen., 1859-09-28

A Coop HUsBAND.-When you see young man modest and retir- ing in his manners, who cares less about dress than his moral charac- ter, depend upon it, ladies, he will make an excellent husband. Ifyou get the one whois kind and atten- tive to his mother, affectionate to his sister, industrious in his habits, and economical in his business, rest as- sured you have found one of whom you will never be ashamed. The ball room is no place to find a hus- band, the fashionable assembly is no place, 1t is in the retirement of home. the place ofbusiness, where you can study character and disposition; and where the best is not put on for ef- feet or display.
Des Arc citizen., 1859-09-28

A GENERAL assortment of Hardware A and Queensware, for sale low by
 aug14 c. W. VADEN.
Des Arc citizen., 1859-09-28
WHITE RIVER.


 From mouth White river to
 Richards .......... ......
 Cut Of. |. 5I
 Wild Goose Bayou ........... 9l | Prairie Landing. ............. 7 g La Grew q 2 OA DoWs. oI 2 Scrub Grass. ..>.............. q 3. Foot Little Island. ............ l0I 44 Head !" 6 5) Foot Big Island. nd.............. 4 54 Big Creek .................. Isl 7s indian bay. ~ Head Big Island d............ 4 7s St. Charles. ................ 6I Sl Anderson's Bluff .. sj Maddox's Bay g 9l Crocket's Bluff .............. 3 9a Adams Bluff ............... SilRe Cascoe loai5 Aberdeen. l0If25 Mrs. Hatch's ............... 9127 Walnut Ridge. .............. 2I2s Clarendon .................. 6l35 Warsaw ............... 6l4l Crooked Point Cut Off. 9l5O Miller's Bluff. l5Il65 Arkapola 7Il72 Deyalis Bluff. /. 4ll76 Surrounded Hill. .............. PITS Buena Vista :. 2llSO Hidden Bluff 5Ils5 Little Hill 3Il8 John Wright's. 2Il90 Wattensaw 2Il92 Foot Trimble Island IlI93 Head !" 3l96 Capt. Taylor's 5202 DGs ARc. 92l0 Arch. Hutchins' ............ 5I2l5 McCarthy's or Lost Hill. ...... 3I2ls Pryor's Woodward. ............ 4'222 Peach Orchard Bluff. l2I234 Nigger Hill 5239 Mouth Little Red river. 12.25l Gregory's Landing ........... l2i263 Gray's Bend. l0i273 Augusta 9g2S2 Chambers ...,..... 32s5 Taylor's Bay l2e6 Wilkinson's 22e Coles Landing 5293 Rock Roe l294 Dudley's Dread /. l53O9 Petty Glaize. 73l6 Mill Creek. 1232S Grand Glaize 4335S Little Island. 333s Village Creek 634i Reeds Bar. :. 4345 Newport. 334S Elizabeth I34s Jacksonport 6I355 McGuire's l3I36s Hardin Hulsey's .....,..... 4I372 Morgan Magnus's. ......... 637s BatesyilIe ................. l5393 North Fork 100 493 Buffalo City. l55OS Tolbert's Ferry 20I52s Debuque ..... 45I573 Forsvtbe 4016l3 Mouth Bull 20I633
Des Arc citizen., 1859-09-28


 MISCELLANEOUS.
 Articles offered for exhibition and not in the above list, shall, if meritorious, re- ceiye attention under this head.
 JuDGEs-J W Martin, J c Kennedy, c M Conner, Welch, N Gillian.
 LADY EQUESTRIANs. First prize, 0000 Second prize, O000 JupGEs-Russ Evans, Samuel " Jackson, Frank Putnam, Hugh Stewart, R Mclver, W Jones, H Ferry, P H Benton, W J Bro naugh, Dr J Cummings, Dr N l. RagIand.
 GENTLEMAN PEDESTRIANS. First Prize, co co Second Prize, 00 co JuDcEs-Misses N Hooker, K Beatty, L c Adams, M Black, F Fleming, E Quisenberry, A Harshaw, L Goodwin, M Rives, Skiilern, F Watts, M Barnett, Pitman-Messrs R RqdisiIl, C Watts.
Des Arc citizen., 1859-09-28
LANDINGS AND DISTANCES

From Memphis to Mouth of White River 175 miles; from Napoleon to Mouth of White River, 20 miles.
Des Arc citizen., 1859-09-28
A G R 1 c U l. T U R A L
 AND dECHANICAL AIR.

{HT OF PREMIUMS 10 De
 warded at Me Third .4naual Erhi- ltion of Me Prairie CoaA.fy .dgricuifu- Fl Sociefy, 10 be held af Des Ire. fir nnsas, on fhe 1874, 1914, and 20h of October, lS59.
Des Arc citizen., 1859-09-28
ounRANr RIYER.

Pocahontas to Cherokee Bay Doniphan. ..................
Des Arc citizen., 1859-09-28
Best specimen silk embroidered gar-

JupoEs--Mrs George w Glenn, Mrs I ] Parham, Miss Fanny Fleming, Miss Mar, Garrett, Miss M L Quisenberry-Du Duncan Me Iver.
Des Arc citizen., 1859-09-28
BLACK RIVER.

Jacksonport to
 Mouth Strawberry. Powhatan. Pocahontas.
Des Arc citizen., 1859-09-28

-------sr 9-e llNV3 AN AGRIcULruRAL SrATtrll all dF it appears, is taking the lead g9s. Ol 'T iulsl other States ,in agriculture. =" 'o nop of this fac, is not alone the gran sOcr but the number of her agreul'u'.s;c .s;c,IlOp ties. There are eighty eign' as ,,v sai societies in that State. or WIZ
 than any other State in the Uhi'n'
Des Arc citizen., 1859-09-28

PRospEcrs OF SLAvERy.-- --In II speech at Augusta, Georgia, lion. 1 spl Stephens, one of the most seloquenil l,ei able of Southern men. and who has 'r 0us, retired from Congress, replies to <. as1 srIl.i ton as to what he thought oi puoile; ;.s,ila ment in regard to slavery. "ine \" {, vs ton of slavery is now stronger 'paI C@ sixteen years ago, when l enteteu soda gress. Nothing improves like t,.' OOs- is now fixed, firm and secure ID H' t,or, p
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90 I'M ERCIAL.
DAILY 0Arx CirY OrYHn, /
c. 0A1 n

DAILY GArx CirY OrrIcn,
Ksokak, Sept. 18th
FLOUR-superfne, 81 80; Spring wheat. sx.
Ha. q III, Fall wheat, extra, - - v q al.
BRAN AND SHOR16, - 20 10 per 100.
c0RN-65 70 m slS.I ssaAy sale.
BARLEY--spsiae, 1oatt, 1all, 6ea7bc.
WHEAT.-1A go dsnAad. Tal, sealoo;
| Spring esa7e.
OATS-35, dull.
RYE-4ec 10 40; little coming in.
P0TATOES-3oc by the load retail 40c bush.
I Gh0oBR1Es-New Orleans Sugar, fair saSl,
prime slas, clarified s4aIo4, crushed and loaf
ssi14. CHARACTERIZATION ~ to 40, s. Ii. AS
. -, Golden Syrup, rs to SOC. CoGee--Rie II
20 lzs. Java isto lee. Laguyrs, 1871 to IA. Rice,
90.
boAP-Paim 6Ac, Family SIC.
cAADLEs-star ID to ~, 6tsarins ID, Mould
Ia, summer pressed, Is
LARD-lo to II retail 173c.
BUTTER-Choics IA to Is; retail 70, scarce.
HIDEs-Dry IsA; green, 81 green sheep psln
10 to aSs; green heg skins Is.
HAY-Pfairie S4i to IS; Timothy and Hunsa-
Fisn, SsAs$s, Baied do. Ss4 to @IoA; Retail, ga
6EKDs.-Hungarian Grass, none Ia market |:
Timothy, 81 40 to l 80; Flax Seed, ssas5.
sUNDRIEs-onions, 80 10 81; Eggs, 7iase !;
Feathers, soc to J5c; White Beans, 0oc 80 ~.
FkuIT-afeen apples, choice, ~ - TO ~ 50
per Dbl. Dried appiss, ~ to y por bush Dried
peaches, 50 90 to - rs. Raisins, IS 90 to 50.
CHEESE-W. H. 10 to IL Denmark to 10.
PK0vISIONS-Ham 10 to III Shoulders N to s;
clear sides 10 to IL.
BEEf-14a2lc gross; So to Sc per quarter.
sHEEP-$l 7tto s. 90 p head.
HOGs.-Dressed, IS 90 to Sc 90.
sALT-G. A., 81 80 to 81 IS per sack Kama
wha, 7ooa2io per bbi. Liverpool, $326 per sack.
Lake 81 o0a2 Is y Dbl.
FIsH--Mackerel, No. / $40 to 47l p Dbl; No.
SIS SIG; No. 3 $12 to413. White, No. IS -
TO IS rs y half Dbl. Cod Fish 5to 8 y h.
ExcuAHsR.-On New York for currency per
cent; for gold per cent. 81 Louis per cent.
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DR.. Hicks, in renewing his card to the public,
would call attention to . new style Of 'PAte
Work, which Is peculiarly adapted 70 Aat, iregu-
lar, and otherwise difficult jaws. This improve
msnt has been tested three years and has Sustained
its early promise VI hliing real want in plate
work. The work 10 now worn BY many Of our most
prominent citisens, who give II hearty approval,
and 70 whom he Ia permitted to refer those inter-
csted.
Dr.. II. IL also mounting s.Continuous Gum"
work. Block" work, and ordinary '.Gold Plate"
work, for which he has . superior stock Of msts-
rial. He 10 prepared 10 MI teeth with Gold Foil,
adhesive Cold and "ChrystAl Gold, }" in the most
thorough and durable manner.
In view Of the stringency in money matters
some aluaion to PRlcEs may not be improper
While, the hand, DR.. II. believes it 10 be the
better policy, ~ we'll the honester course, not
70 work at all than TO work 1t prices that will me-
csssitats inferior work on the other hand he IL
willing TO conform in his charges to the lower
standard Of remuneration that other occupations
have suffered.
With Aftsen years experience, = thorough devp-
ton to his profession, and IN earnest desire to
please. he u determined 70 merit and hopes to 70
ceive, continuation Of the liberal patronage here
toforc enjoyed.
Julyll.dkw
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The Hon. Grantley Berkeley, editor Of
the London Field, sporting paper, 10 on Z
visit 70 this country. He 10 going TO look II
our agriculture and make acquaintance with
our trout and buffalo.
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TDr. David Dale Owen, now engaged
in the geological survey Of Arkansas, has
Published letter, ia which be states tha.
there 10 . possibility Of finding diamonds in
certain parts Of that State.
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singing 0ChOoIe
G. II. Emerson will commence his Fail term In
Vocal Music on tuesday evening, sept. goth, 1t "a
o'clock, u his room On Foarth between Maine And
blOndeap ~. ~ ssp2dtd
For kcnt.-The large room over the store,
Sc Main st. The room il Is fees vide BY l2o fee.
In depth, and II in perfect order. Apply TO
w. d. GERRING,
81 Main Street.
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Printing Inks.

We have for sale quantity Of WADE's Color
spIsKs, which are justly considered the best in
market. There ars among them all shades of Red
Blue, Yellow and Brown, and of all prices, from
Is cents up to $32per b. Also White Ink, Gold
6ise and varnish, and nesrlyan grades of Black
Ink, of the same manufacture.
We have, besides, - quantity of Mather's Black
Inks, still undi sposed of than which there none
better in market.
All Of which We will sell at man ufact urers' pri-
oss, for cash.
Mathers Inks.
new lot, in 70, Is and so lb. kegs, and . var
ETY. Of colored Inks, just received at this Ofhce.
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YELLOW SPRING,

@O - 90 = uS
THE Trustees and patrons OF Yellow Spring
4 College beg leave TO call the attention OK the
public to the advantages offered by this Institution
to those who wish to secure an education.
lFt. II location In the midst Of farming com
munity, remote from the temptations incident to
large towns secures for the student that quiet 70
favorable 70 study. kossuth, 4 small village
around the Institution, is sixteen miles north Of
Burlington and is everyw here noted for the healthi
ness Of its location, and the morality Of its cti-
xens.
ID. In point Of economy, THO Institution enjoys
an advantage over any other with which We are
acquainted. Board, including room furnished and
kept, can be had for - rs per week, with liber-
81 reduction for prs-pa yment. Board without
room 81 30. There are also many vacant rooms in
the village, which young men, desiring to econo-
mtIc, may rent, and supply themselves with pro-
visions, At great saving OF cost. Young men of
approved piety, having the Ministry in view, can
ut connected with the New School Preshy terrain
Church), receive from the Education Fund $50 DER
year and their tuition paid by Scholarships at
present vacant
Sd. We have isrgeat and most complete Phio-
sophicaf and Chemical Apparatus in the State.
4th. The Faculty, composed Of experienced Pro-
fessors and Teachers, give their nhole time to the
work of instruction.
With all these consider atoms In our favor, We
confidently make our appeal to the public for
students and funds TO complete the endowment Of
the College.
The ners Term begins Sept. 7th. 1859.
For further particulars, address Hon. VIZ. HAIR
PER, or II. LEonARD, Esq, Kossuth, Dss Moines
County, Iowa.
Aug. 81, sod
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/,
MILL give strict attention to all business en-
w trusted TO their care, in Lee county, lows
and in Hancock county, Ill. They viii attend
regularly the Conr = at Carthage.
OFFICE-On Sscond-strest, between Main and
johnson. faa rs -d6ml
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
BOTTLED ALE.

p. GIBBONS, Main It,, near 7th, keeps for sale
Woods celebrated Pittsburgh Ale, in bottles, and
has constantly on hand full supply of Bisckber.
PuHE IMPORTED Brandies, Wines, Runs, Gins and
Whisky for Medicinal and other purposes.
ag2od1m
Ds, SMITHS" Electric oiI'' cures Deafness.
Da- SMITH Is Electric Oil cures Paralysis.
Da. SMITH . .Kleetris oii' cures Rhsuma.ism
On. SMITH 3 "Elcesric Oil" cures Asthma.
Da- SMITHS "Electric dr. cures Headache.
Din. SMITHS Electric on cures Piles.
suglsa
- AMONG THE MANY PREPARATIONS
before the public ~ certain cures for the Fe-
Yer aud Agus, none have been received with such
special favor that known as DIR. Hostettsrs Gel
shsAted Stomach Bittsrx." This tonic has been
circulated, and its many virtues promulgated
throughout the States, and every day the proprie-
tors are greeted With the intelligence Of some
dreadful case yanqushed by the use of their cele-
brated bitters. In our principal cities there ere
but few families who neglect the Bitters in fur
nishing their medicine closets. As q tonic, 1t Ia
both mild and agreeable to the taste, and siimu-
iating IN its action upon the system. For acertain
cure for the Fever and Ague, Flatulency, Dyspsp-
sia and a.. other morbid diseases il sure and un-
sqaAilod.
For sale by Druggists and dealers generally,
everywhere.
Sold By L. GIBBONS, A. j. Wilkinson, BAxTLxrr,
KArE Co., and j. BRApEx.
Sept. IL, '5s-ddw
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wh. Y. TURNER. John r.. CRAIG.
TUKNEK CRAIG,
Attor eys ~ Law,
AND
SOLICITORS in cHAycERY,
AXyILL give strict attention to all business en-
w trusted to their care, in Lee county, Iowa,
and In Hancock county, Ill. They viii attend
regularly the Conr = at Carthage.
OFfIcE-0n 6econd-strsst, between Main and
johnson. faa { rs -d6ml
FLOUR! -FOUR!
rITY MILLS aFoUR ACE"
~ Magnolia Mills,
tate City Mills,
State Mills,
and other brands Of Flour, for sale, wholesale and
Retail, at GREATLY REDUCED PRIcks. Enquire At
the "uity Mills orat
W. H. AUSTIN d co.'s,
Aug23 LIS Main-st.
FEED! FEED!!
= SHORTS SCREENINGS.
For sale in quantities 70 sui, buyers, at the
"CITY MILLS"
augz3 No. 81 Leves.
hlGMEsT MARKET PRICE,
I'm CASH, PAID FOR
= wheat,
Cora
oats,
And all other train and Country Produce, ~
W. II. AUSTIN i CO.,
aug25 lis Main-st.
EEMAIAG FMEEi!
I'M all full loads u Wheat and Rye brought to
~ from Illinois.
W. H. AUSTIN i CO.,
Auk]o ITO Main-st.
A. ]. WILKINSON,
Sign Of the Golden Eagle and Mortar,
ssptS 96 Mainst
GUN AkABIC.-2V0 lbs, Sorts and clean white
y picked for sale BY w,1xrNsou
,. Sign Of the Goiden Eagle and Mortar,
ssp.o-s 10 Main street.
iAhB AMMUNIA.-lU0 lbs in jars, full steng tn,
~ for sale BY
Al. WILKINSON,
Wholesale and Retail Druggist,
seNtod ~ Main street,
I'm ALOEs.-sOo NJ Caps and soootrins, for
~ sale by A. J. WILKINSON.
Sign Of the Golden Eagle and Mortar,
septs % Main street.
New SAFE RON SALE Low.
I me OF 6tsArm = Morvin , celebrated Fire and
- Burglar Proof SAFES for sale low and on
VII. AUSTIN i CO.,
sAugU - LIB Main-st.
CA6TI1k NOAR.
Rnn LBS. blue notified Aarsulies In boxes M
wv WEIGHED, for sale very low BY
8 ngss Al. WILKINSON,
49,. Sign Of the Golden Eagle and Mortar.
JuneS-d IS Main street.
80 80 LEMONS.
kshkSH and now, for sAls BY tho box or dOssu st
= the grocery stOfe Of @
KELLOGG BIRGE,
aaStS SO MAin-st.
Owe ME LITTLE, LOVE ME LONa. BY
IL Charles Rcade.
For sale BY OGDEN, BRoWNELL co.