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PASSAGE OF MOUNT GEMS BY THE FRENCH
TROOPS.
from the New Haven Journal Juue 81

GENEVA, May 4, 1859.
You will receive quite budget of letters by this
ton from Genoa, giving hurried account Of the move
mens OF troops that point Both ul Turin amidst
eccpes Of intensest interest, May q and now 10
acquant you OF our leaving Turin mot dcemug prudent
contest), at 9PM., Monday for this CITY, where
arrived safely ut 10 Pm yesterday Leaving Turin
took the for Susa, AZ the foot Of the Alps,
usuay occupies about two hours but being delayed by
meetTg long trains Of filled with French spiders
old not arrive till II (mdn gnt). AT Susa q sublime
Of the depot $4,000 Of the French army
arrived during the cvening-eome actively preparing
TO take las many could) the "A wilder midnight
scepe can hardly be imagined. Camp fires with taer
hosts the sounding OF buges the hurrying
and fro OF officers, the columns marching q
iorg 10 remembered. Foe two hours IN the
mics, OF all this occupying, common with OH ;ers aud
soldiers the attached to the depot ro door Of
which looked out upon the army, occupying 20
the cars sixty five Of which, drawn by three engines,
took their departure white waited II Ia strange
Whist n perfect sense of security felt surrounded
by these regiments of solders They were under
the most perfect discipline. Not word was uttered
that could offend the most susceptible The Officers
were extremely ponteevcn amidst s he stern dates
devolvDg upon them under such circumstances never
passing The ladies' OF party without polite sauta
op. They with their men, were In high spirits and al
hooRh having endured march OF thirty three miles
Mount Gents since NJ appeared fred with h'gn
enthusiasm for the fgnt At . A. 81. we took the dill
seucc SIX 10 our parry, Major Frankyn, Of tue Indian
my, VI WHOM nave IN private letter spoken be'og
.ne we commenced the ascent Gig ateen mules
" tne aigeucethe night very dark, with dense
clouds and rolling thunder AIS A. NJ we wore well 10
WARDS tue summit, In the midst OF a heavy $40 s,orm
the mountain being entirely co yered py IL AGA We
mel inc ADVANCE guard Of the Frecch and tbs main
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THE RUSSIAN ALLIANCE AND THE ENGLISH
ALLIANCE.

OIL
mistake mas long existed with respec, to Russia Be-
had the chief part in ecting the fall OF Napo-
leon and furnished the largest contingent to The coalition,
certain publciste slevang into political dogma the
monetary triumph OF force, represented her as Pow
essentially dominant, rs unaesailable as irvncble,
Europe 0 on al ssT % ber
et,on Of fifty millions OF men, beginning at the wall Of
Chna her right foot resting on tne Pole ami her left on
the Caspian and Black Sea- Offering throughout that
immense surface any weak point Sod being able at her
own time and pleasure march Vienna Berlin
On Inc war ID Inc hts. ueverea Europe
Sebasopo tried the extent Of her aggressive and
her territorial invioIabtlty.
We nov in better condition 10 judge OF Russia
France has either to fear her TO desire
10 reduce her strength or TO put an obstacle TO the
progress Of her power, on condition, be 1t well un-
derstood, that she does not entertain TOO high AL
idea OF Der greatness, and that she does i'm
rose on herself to the Of consolidating IL
With her territory her fertile provinces and her from
tiers, which place her IN COMMUNICATION with all the
Of Europe and Asia, she ought to doubt tne wisdom
Of expansion which has carried her even now beyond
their limits Alexander H. able 70 play foe part lie,
MGl proportion the OF his admins the ex
tent Of bis domniens let him cviize the most dstspt
parts let him develope all the Clements OF fecundty
which they contain; let him, in word, make use OF
the force OF his empire, not TO increase it, but to
govern it, and he Will have done more for bis codn.
Try, or at least as much as the most glorious of his
Ro,sa saw the folly o. the war in which she was en-
gagged against the Western Powers, and she retired IN
time 10 save her honor and her power. But II IS Deces
sary she spoud give an enduring example OF mode
ration abe be object OF dsquietaoe 10
Europe. State which from the period OF the pa on OF
Poland until 1853 sought establish bier edaence through
the disorder into which her skfd diplomacy mad thrown
the relations Of other natons-a STATE ~nen nsa oetn 70
turn either the eoemy or the Ally OF ALL cannot oeons ut
rectly TO the political system oil any
Russia Tor the four has been governed BY one
or those soyereRns ehom 1t has been justly said that
thew are in certain countries ga happy ACCIDENT bat
IN ue she governed by single WI, which is liable
change but not bound legally 10 suffer repression,
dress or control That which liberal sovereign ike
Emperor alexander, may do o-oay, n sovereign lux.
Nicholas undo 10 morrow Consequently, loag
Russia shall be without fixed Institutions ano reqia so,
against her enterprises. With Ftsnce in par
tcular Rosais Can Always by powerful diversions aid
retrepch Indirectly from the Of her enene,
but directly she could do little either serve her
1t h not the sane With Eaglsnd. Between her and
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REVOLUTIONARY ADDRESSES TO THE HUN
GARIAN TROOPS.
Correspondence of the London rimes]

AUSTRIAN HEADQUARTERS, NoRrARA, May is, 1859.
No movement Of any importance has taken place
my last except that corps a,mse Count Stadion 81
has been moved from here about twelve miles further
south.
have just come into possession of an important docu-
ment, CT, cular distributed Milan and the neigbbor-
hood 70 the Hungarian troops In march They said 10
have been traced rurn, out proof OF this
send you the orgina but will with the assistance Of
gallant husSar, translate for you passages:
Bpnearans brothers solders lines are sent to
In tbs Of the Hungarian fsheaad aud OF your former
leaders, that you msy know bow the
ioform you that only the Piedmontesc
the French, about drive her
out OF Italy hen Austria beaten u ne the uoed army
Will hasten TO Hungsyy When the begins,
where and hen you can, como
So, IN March France and Sarcnia had determined
war merely focng England with acceptance OF
rpediatiobs and congresses.
Several hundreds OF these circulars distributed
Many brought 10 their officers by the AZ the
present moment others constantly left in their way
IN Croatan, Hungarian and Bohemian.
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and moderation n the country through which you pass
mo rcmsmbRance oe your hmiiee viii inspire you With
kindness towares the Inhabitants respect for property,
and be certain that victory awaits you You Will hall
with the cry Of T" Vipe pEmpvessvr'
REYNAUD DE ST. JEAN DANGELY.
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~. ..u ~ ,.... y, r,yov,o n r A vAsnIer hoY,
one o. me sHooeN E.oes " - ~ ts..raea Nv ssv~,s
gun, WIN psssoeSI 49, ..tad NOM Ina ctv nv
Mched wosks, ~ y ~. Ian rsrsret. ,},E Drdke
two nupdJec Mo.e .h;.h i. r~-h. Is ana ieit
Il offers sns ~, r,c.d IN ths H. ps, unique 10
nrope-m csv.. .. pSish .,va . lions and In the
middle OF spe % w. second range OF guns,
and cover the euso vs.o" Greenhouses and barracks.
In consequence y. .ns Judgement, great number OF
troops may % qu~~n. WIN al their supplies, and shel
tered from emner sheis or cannon shot, The position OF
Aessapuns winch commands all the southwest Of West.
ern Isy nao nxed the attention OF the Emperor Napoleon
l., VINO caused 70 DO executed round the city, under
me direction OF General de Chasscloup Lauoat, Of
the engineers, forubcatious which cost upwards OF
twenty hve millions OF francs consider this place.,
ne ssd las the whole OF lsy the rest OF the country
an siar OF war; this place 10 one OF poitics" Al 70
justly these WORDS, the Austrans, 1914, caused the
oruncatons which surrounded the city TO De destroyed
leaving only the citadel etandng but the Princes OF the
bonse Of Savoy faithful to the policy OF their ancestors
rebuilt the deences OF the place. and attery some very
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Independently Of screw liners and fgates 70 consist
Of screw gunboas dra@tpg very bssle water and IN
tended 70 operate In the shallovs of the Adrac Each
TO be armed with heavy gun, working on pivot on the
fore part Of the deck and behind semi circular shield Of
rolled plates stout enough 70 resist the
and protect the working the gun. The vessels
themselves are said to be constructed OF iron pates
sessng tho force Of resance that they are In
fact, sbosproof floating steam batteries. Is dicun TO
ascertain the cabre Of the pivot guns but they
believed 70 be 30 pounders similar To what have been OF
late years introduced the French navy II is alsO
said, with what truth know not, that they are rled
30, they viii very formidable Instruments Of war,
rendering the land batteries and forts Of Venice aud the
open 10 attack with comparative IMMUNITY; for II
VIII be almost impossible 70 hit them from the shore,
they will fight the gun stem on, and present small sur
face, which will be kept constantly In motion appears
pretty certain that both the French and navy
provided with ried guns OF much larger calibre than
the four Founders mentioned 10 my letter OF yesterday
week. Five OF the gupboats made To admit OF
their being taken to pieces and conveyed overland with
view, is asserted Of their being ultimately employed
The Lake OF Garta, which forms portion Of the Aus
ans great line Of Defence extending from the famous
rectAngle Of Mantna and Verona Tyro Should
French be able 10 launch the gunboas the lake. they
would doubtless do good service, but get them there
will be n ost difficulty.
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STRENGTH OF THE FRENCH ARMY.
said the French force in Italy TO be increased to
$50 900 men.
The number OF French troops, who TO the 18th OF
May crossed Mont Cents stated TO been 60 $50,
name}y:-
Twenty regiments of the line making 4S 600 men.
Five battalions Of rifemen 900.
Twelve batteries Of artillery, AGO men, ,leo horses,
and ~ guns
Twenty squadrons of cavalry, 1850 men and as
many h0rees.
Four companies Of commssariat 600 men,
Four squadreps OF gendarmeyie, four complementary
companies of infantry companies of engineers $50
the 18th the march Of troops still continuing,
and &c, 0R0 others altogether were TO pass
From Briancon rs 900 have been directed on Snsa
the treasury Of the army and depot Of 600
collected there.
letter from Genoa the 18th ulmo states that troops
continue 10 arrive from France and Algeria The Cnas
dAfrique arrived there few days previously and
the Cent Gardes the 10TH 10000 $4,000 troops
still expected there.
Fifty millions of francs in specie have Just been sent TO
the heaf quarters in Italy by the French Minister of FL
nance.
People have but little idea, says the Pays, OF the cost of
transporting the materel of the army from place
apother To give one instance among thousand, IL re
gures 500 horses to million OF cartridges. We
have already sent millions 10 italy, Three thousand
horses therefore, have been put into requston for this
simple vice alone.
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GENERAL ORDERS IN NAPOLEON'S HEAD
OIIARTERS

Paris letter In the fndepedawce Of Brussels publishes
some general prosecutions agreed % by the Emperor OF
the French and the King Of Eardnia and which 70
have the effect Of general orders
Every evening, 1t nghtfail, the King and the com.
TO the Emperor succnct account, containing the
number or men under In each army the important
facts which have taken place during the day and
the enemy Every day, bali hour before sunrise the
troops VIII get under arns though they were about
70 pc attacked Ia" and after daylight when snail be
certain that the enemy iB not making any Offensive
movement, the troops will return 70 their b.
vouacs AT that hour the King and the comman
dan@ OF corps ddrm6e are ts state TO the Emperor what
they may know Of the position Of the enemy Tue com
mandan,s OF the aWse TO pay the strctest A.
tenon that the officers have not with Them any uselesa
baggage e forbidden TO any one 10 have large tent
The officers are always TO seek accommodation in the
houses near their troops II the troops have 10 encamp
TOR several days at distance from any habtaton
wilfbe supplied to them from their headquarters Every
officer must himself carry his cloak his shoulders
and case IN which he can have one day provision
The Emperor has decided that during the continuance OF
operations the infantry shall only carry With them the
pi great coat jacket and pairs Of shoes-
one on and the other in the knspsackand the sma tent
The other clothing Of the TO be packed up and sent
Immediately to the depot Of the corps which to be
tablished 1t Genos. 1t will be the with the bali
blanket. except for tho Zouaves and Algerian trail
euTs who will retain ii, we'll the small cloak. Tue hat
suppressed and replaced by the k7 dursg the whole
campaign, even for general officers.
GENERAL DI SONNAZ, THE SANDMAN
HERO AT MONTEBEI.LO.
King Victor Emanuel has addressed folio wing let
ter, dated Occmano May 49, 10 Gen d Sonnaz the same
who has distinguished himself in the engagement at Mon
tebe0:-
ExcEIIENcY-The noble, patriotic and valorous beha
vior displayed by your Excelency during these latter
days. when, the capital being threatened with hostile
cureion, Joined with few troops the division Of cava
ry in order 70 oppose the nroad OF the enemy has
so fully appreciated by that feel the necessity Of
pressing snceres satisfaction TO your Exceency and
TO express at the game time my warmest thanks. Thin
and gallant act is ne proof OF that constant
devotedntss 10 the throne OF which both my father and
have received many proofs IL ID another gem 10 be
added 10 your Excelency splendid services by which
TO the esteem and gratitude Of the country and army
Nov that the danger which threatened the capital past
your Excellency may the command Of the military
division Of Turin, while am firmly convinced tina. in the
event Of future serious emergency both the country
and the King always rely the and the wisdom
of your Exeelency-a wisdom and which age can
not enfeeble VIJTOR EMANUEL.
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letter from vAenza, dated the 18TH of May, pubisaed
In the Salut Public OF Lyons, says
yesterday at ccte with the officers Of the 3Oth,
u the gate Of the Abereo, when loud cry Of ptUe
rEmpereur'' aroee. 1t the Emperor, who had ar
rived Unexpectedly on horseback IN generais uniform,
With KEPT aud escorted by only few officers. In
few minutes the whole population foot the streets
were decked with flags, and drums were beaten TO collect
the troops His Majesty proceeded sowy by the street
which eads to an e,nence from which the naked
the plains Of the Pc aud the LOmena Toe po-
ger had the honor Of approaching the Emperor, who,
pending down on his horses neck, asked me II were
trench replied that was journalist who had ven
sureo 70 the advanced posts. He smiled, and ques
Noned me GA the positions Of the Auatriane showed
ANN oetacbments OF their troops on the banks
OK the river, the village Frescharolo, aod in the
horizon mortafa, their headquarters. His Majesty by
means OF ns glass could Austrian soldier on the
watch 10 the bery Of tho OF and even
distinguish the hour By CLOCK On the Ieft is tho rail
way olcge o wncn tuo enemy has blown two arches
ard which ne gnaros with 200 300 men rne snaxos of
ecntnels the banks Of the river could he
here and there the Emperor then conversed uh aoma
Of the Italians mis- Majesty speaks pure rascan and with
facility which surprised his bearers an insoec
ton, which lasted about twenty minutes the EmDeror
turned leave. he Did the troops, who
up IN ine waved their snakes their bayonets and
cried out thousand times, +" Viuc pEmpsrr', An old
Italian patriot, who had been in exile 18sg an
preached, and cried ou with streaming down his
face, Vsro NdpcJeone, IL Salvatore della kalia The
Emperor seemed affected, and satuted MIN kindly. Al
that moment the Euperors eve met mine, and 10 the
emotion OF the moment, ventured hold my hand
ny Maestv oe'gned with smile 10 grasp 1t Ia's 10 an
incident which shall never forget long as i've The
emperor then lcft by the gate OF Aiessandria
THE EMPEROR ON A RsCoNNoTssANcE
From tns PARIS Mob,teur, MAY 231
On Monday morning the I6th half paat twelve the
Emperor went on horseback, scrvmaoied by Major
General and several persoos attach his household
make military reoonnoissaDce. His Nasa,y Il vent 20
che citadel Of Alessandria VISITED Ia al s de-
tsik. This fortress built in It's, By Victor Amcdec II is
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THE AUSTRIANs IN VENICE.
SIEGE FLEET on rRANcE FOR THE ApRE.

lyarse1es May 10Y correspondence OF London Tines.
The slesc lseE hitng oat with hot haste nj Toaion.
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90 MN E RCI AL.
DAILY 0ASH Orr 0S1ScD. I
K~nkae yan. rAfh 4

DAILY earn orr oSS,cs,l
Kscksk, Jan. IltA.
PLOUR-country, ~ - 70 81 rs per sask.--
SspsrAns, - 80 to - % per sack. Extra, (fail
Wheat - % ~ - Per Dbl. Graham, d ~ Pr
100 IL.
BRAN AND SHORTS, ~ per lss.
C0RN-Ss to % cts; ready sale.
BARLEY-spsins, ~sAAs, Fail, ssa1ss.
wHEAT-seslsee for Spring; - 10 / 10 fes
Fall.
0ArS-In requests ~ 70 80.
kYE-5oe TO $50 little coming In.
P0TATOES-SeAres,e 81 to 76c BY the load retail
3scss per peck.
0ROCkRI1S-N. o. Sugar fair Sa7l, No. l, u
81 prime ., clarified elA1o, crushed and loaf II
tsl34. Aolassss--Plantation - - loe, 8. H. -
70 ~, Golden Syrup, - 70 roe. ceGss-Rio II
TO III. Java 1870 Ice. Rice (nsw)b 70 Bic.
soAP--Palm SIC, Family ble.
CANDLEs-star II TO n, stsarins ia. Mould
II TO 11a.
LARD-Fsir supply, si tcsl.
BUTTRR-lo 10 Iii choice is TO Is.
HIDES-Dry - to 14icj green, 81 "a.
HAY--Prsirie45 70 - Timothy and HungA-
rian, - 70 80; Baled do. gil o1l2i Retail, SIS
sEEDs.-Hungarisn6 rass, rs 70 % cts. Tin
sthy, 81 10 toI Isl Flax Seed, 81 0os41 20.
BUNDRIKs-0nions,6 Sto o5; Eggs, lsAI1le.
Feathers, l73e to 400 White Beans, soc to 90.
FRUiT-FAir supply. Green apples, choice, ~
- 10 - 90 per Dbl. Dried apples, - - 70 ~ -
per bushel. Dried peaches, - IS to - IS. Raj.
sins, . y 10 5 rs.
CHEkSE-W. R.s osli Denmark 81 toe.
PR0vI6ION6-Nsw Asss unssttisdj Hamse
EhoxlAsrs Z eisaz sides 8.
BEkF-1a1ie grossj ~ to Sc per quarter.
SHEEP-e2 TO - p head.
HOGs.-Dressed, - 30 10 ~ 50; very heavy. -
sALT-G. All 80 70 u % per saek Kama
VIA, 1eOa11e per bbl.; Liverpool, 133S per saah
| YIsH--Aseksrsl, No. ! 80 70 I'll = Dbl No
a4lsto1 is; No. > 1l1 SIS. White, Mel ~ II
70 - ~ y half Dbl; No. = - 80 70 S47s. Coz
Rish 5to ~ b.
| ExcvAsaE.--0n New York for currency II PEI
cent; forEod Per cent. st.Louis / per ssnt.
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KEOAUA EEmALE 1EMlNARA.
vIyHIS Institution will comnenss ~ sesoad go
i Sion on Monday, Nov. 18th, n Ne seeon9 story
az n. eAnlsrd's building, oasNes of Btfth and
Concert streets.
tn Board Of Trustsss Of thin esmisasy .slsetsd
frsn VARIOUS rslil ioss denaminattens sn4 Tspss-
ssntine : large part OF ths ChrtsaaoA ee11Msty,
lesirs 81 the unssd ard sO-opsrattvs ssts q the
fSisnds q education TO estAhliah groAnAlly sash
n lnstitution ~ our city Requires.
The Principal Of the Iasait1tss. y 1sv. 9. a.
WILLIAMS, 10 whom, or = ~ Geseslafy % ths
Hoard, applications for - a1niasioa y puplls
Ths charges Tor taitiss viii ~ r. ~ = y IN
ordinary Knghsh stualeas Wath : sqall aA4itleAal
1 sum for incidental sxp9n11n.. - 1n13n. 1Nn1h,
| German, Ac., extra ehasops VIII ~ $3.50.
/ Itis desirable that psssoQa 9edeAtne - beeeml
pupih Is present psnctunlly - ~ Ira n ~
| session. WN. THOMPSON,
/ Prssidsntof the 1sasa II Trustees.
HHnRy SrRon0, 6es'y.
| Keokuk. Nov. 3, oeerA
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Dr. Dupones,s 0siAsn Periodical
Ptlis, fer Ee0Alesi
One Of the meat sues@sfsl remedies Tor dissress-
ing and paislal nsnstrSasioa ever known. They
correct trregslaritiss aad rsncvs distractions,
from what ever esuss.
Thsir iagrsdisnts are known - al agents sell
Ing them, and tAsy win tell yoa tAsy ass the bsss
Pills ever ntredsesl for all diseases peculiar "a
females, and always sueosssful - . pssventive.--
They win be fosnd most Invaluable remedy foz
all those affecting complaints peculiar 70 the sex,
via: Distressing and painful IA enstruation, reten
ton, pains In the back and ioins, pressing down
pains, rush OF blood to the head, dissinsss, dim
meas Of sight, heAvnesa fatigue ON any slight sx-
srtior, pa pitation VI the heart, Ac., Ac all d
which Dr. Duponco's French Golden Pills are osr
tain 10 cure. Frice 81 90 per Box. For pArticu
lars get Circular Of Agent.
Sold wholesale and Retail by s. d. VOWEL
Druggist, No. 15l Main street, keokuk, Iowa, soil
Agent, TO whom all orders must be addressed. u
viii supply dealers, and send the Pills TO Ladie
(sonndentiaiy) by mail, to any part Of the county
By sending him 81 through the Keokuk Postoahcs
Iowa. Isept. Is, '5s-dAwly
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wsea,s ra.ens sewing Machine

Msea,s Patens sewing MachiLs
Is bsfsre US. We have examined IL and tried It
on various kinds Of work. and for once confess our
selves astonishsd that 20 simple = piece OF mech
aaisn will sew. The complaint ssainst sowing
Machines gen orally has been that they very easily
ret OUT OF repair, and become useless to the puf-
chaser Bat here ID an exception, for there IL, %
eli Appearances, nothing TO get oat OF Espaar.-
And W wonder again, that 30 simple thing will
sew such bsAatiful, straight, even and hrn SEAM
that never can be rivaled, either in beauty 81
strength by any work done in the ordinary way,
II sews we'll on the finest muslin or the ooarsss'
and hardest cloth, doing every kind of work which
families require, and 10 also adapted TO shoe and
saddle man If acturers' use, ~ We have sean somt
very elegant specimens Of work done on leather
that was not only handsome but strong. We havt
never seen 30 complete wing Machine before
or ono We could freely recommend to our rsadsr'
who need such thing - this and since Sewinl
Machines have become almost . necsni y In every
family where there 10 much sewing to b mona
ws advise all TO purchase 1t In prsfsrsnss 70 anJ
other .--IWilnington IN. C.) Herald.
Thsse Machines are manufactured and sold BY
WHITNEY 4LYON, PROPRIETOR,
345 Broadway, New York.
Sold by
3. A. DUKE. Agent for Ksokuk, 90 MaiH-st.
jsnl0dAwlm
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. = n r I s T r Z

TNR. L. G. IN0HRSOLL will b ptsassd 70 60
u silt With any who have diseased snd falling
teeth and desire 70 preserve them, promising ~
most susesssfal and sstisastory operatoas y Dsa-
teeth-wouA urss that N sariy sxaninstiea -
! pronpt ana tkssouGh treatment u Decay will
ursaeeys th1 tSeAh perma nsntly In the mouth.
TIE hest AkTtyfCIAL TEETH thas dsntalskill
affords may b. procured - NE rooms, eornsr q q
and Main sts., over Kix, Hale Co.'S Bank, Kso.
kuk. Iowa toeelAAeo9An10
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pews RenssA,

The Pews Ia the Chapel Of ths lst Prssbytsrian
Church, corner Of High sad Toarth stsy viii, ON
friday evening, Jan. list, be rented for ono JAR.
All persons desiring psvs viii please b. present
punet aslly at o'ciosk. By ordsr Of Trastsss.
iAnI7d