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MEDICAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
.. 7 ..- -AHEE' 50 ,r..
Ague Cure,

FOR THE SPEEDY CURE OF
Intermittent Fever, or Fever Gn1 Arro
Remittent Fever, Chill Fec, Du
Ague, Periodical Headache, or u 49,.
Headache, and Billions Fcvers, ina.
for the whole class of diseases or
mating in hillary arrangement, CIu"l.
by the Malaria of miasmatic cOnut";-
No one remedy is louder called for by Il
necessities of the American people than a sl.lt
and safe cure for Fever and Ague. SucE
we are now enabled to offer, with perfec
certainty that it will eradicate the disease,
and with assurance, founded on proof, that
no harm can arise from its use il any guam
tity. ........ ......,...
That which protects from or prevents this
disorder must be of immense seTvite in the
communities where it prevails. I.cUc,tioa is
better than cure, for the patient escapes the
risk which he must run in violent attacks of
this baleful distemper. This "CUEE" expels
the miasmatic poison of FEVER AND AGUL
from the system and prevents the develop
ment of the disease, if taken on the first APP
proach of its premonitory symptoms. 1t is
not only the best remedy ever yet discovered
for this class of complaints, but also the
cheapest. The large quantity we supply for
a dollar brings it within the reach of every
body and in bilious districts, where FEVER
AND AGuE prevails, every body should have it
and use it freely both for cure and protection.
1t is hoped this price will place it within the
reach of all-the poor as well as the rich. A
great superiority of this remedy over any
other ever discovered for the speedy and GER
tain cure of Intermittents is, that it contains
no Quinine or mineral consequently it pro-
duces no quinism or other injurious effects
whatever upon the constitution. Those cured
by it are left as healthy as if they had never
had the disease.
Fever and Agueis not alone the consequence
of the miasmatic poison. A great variety of
disorders arise from its irritation, among which
are Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Gout, Headache,
Blindness, Toothache, Earache. Catarrh, Asth-
ma, Palpitation, Painful Affection of the
Spleen, Mysteries, Pain in the Bowels, Collie,
Paralysis, and Derangement of the Stomach,
all of which, when originating in this cause,
put on the intermittent type, or become period
ical. This CURE" expels the poison from
the blood, and consequently cures them all
alike. 1t is an invaluable protection to immi-
grants and persons travelling or temporarily
residing in the malarious districts. If taken
occasionally or daily while exposed to the IN
fiction, that will be excreted from the system.
and cannot accumulate in sufficient quantity
to ripen into disease. Hence it is even more
valuable for protection than cure and few will
ever suffer from lntellnittents, if they avail
themselves OF the protection this remedy at
tords.
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wBgy"EsE7y'GEG PORT MAINE AyD
= CHICAGO RAILROAD
Now completed, and ears run from Chicago to Pitts
burg without change, connecting with the
GREAT PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL RAILROAD =
TO New YORK; Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washing
ton City, and all tie interior towns of Pennsyl.
vaI ia, New Jersy, New York, Maryland, &c
Merchants by taking this route will have the benefit
of al! the eastern lrkets at no additional cost
Baggage checked through.
Trains leave the depot, corner of Canal and Van
buren streets, west side twice daily on arrival Of
trains from the west.
connecting at Crestline with Cleveland and
Lake shore Railroad to Dunkrk, Buffalo, Nj
agara Fails, New York and Boston, and all the
interior towns OF New England via New York
Central and New York & Erie Railroads Also
South TO Columbus, GAINESVILLE, Newark, Mt.
vernon, Sttubenvi!le, Wheeling, and interior
t0w' of Ohio and Virginia.
The above trains connect Mt Forest with train, on
Mad River Road to Springfield, UrhanH, Dayton and
Ciaci matt. Also, ith trains Lima for Dayton and
Cincinnati, direct.
FARE AS Low AZ BY ANY OTHER ROUTE.
Passengers bound east viii find this route beth
pleasant and agreeable, passing throug man of lie
largest and finest cities III the United states.
Passengers arriving Ia Chicago on any of the roads
viii had attentive check agents the Gepots to re
cetve cheaAs and convey baggage free charge the
Pittsbur;s and Chicago cars.
E!eepiHG cars accompany each train.
T.krs for sale a. ali the principal Ticket Offices in
the Vet and ut the Company S Once corner OF Ram
do.rh ana Dearborn streets, opposite the Revere
!i"dse "r at the Depot west side corner Of Canal and
Van Euren streets, thicago.
BE particular to al for tickets by Fort Wayne.
b. !. PATRICK, Ticket Agent.
Freg': Of all kirds will be carried from Chicago 70
all pa"ts Fast AZ al times, at as low rates any 9TH
er Railroad Toat@.
TO MERCHANTS AND sHIpPFS.
The PttsbWrg, Fort ayne and Chicago Raiirr adj
Co. having eff ,t.d Arrangement with The pennsyl-
yaAi1 Gcntral L. r. Co. for the transportation If
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LOSSES PAID BY THE .ETNA
Fire and Inland yavigafion

Risks accepted at terms consistent with solvency and
fair profit.
Esperidh attention giteD 10 Insurance Of D WEI
LIMOS and Contents, tor terms If 10 10 gears.
The solid service long and successfully tried, and
the many advantages the .Etna INSURANCE. company
possesses in Is ne should not he overlooked those
ready to insure aud understanding their best interests
During st ingent times the necessity for reliable
Insurance pecones an imperative duty--the ability
Of property owners to sustain loss being then much
lessened.
Agencies in all the principal cities ani towns
throughout the State. Policies issued without deay
by any of the duly aut. orz ed Agents of the Company
CT Business attended to with despatch Il fidelity
Nov.lO, lo59-}m. A. W. CASTOR, Agent.
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aLEGEs! EkGEEs. TREES! TREES!
NGALLEY BROTHERS & BOOKS.
Il u F. s E r ! z S,

BURLINGTON IOWA.
The proprietors beg leave call the attention Of
Nurserymcn Dealers. and Planters generally to their
large and excellent stock which will be sold at prices
10 suit the times.
Standard Fruit Trees, for Orchards embracing ell
the est varieties Of Apples Pc Cherries Peaches
Plums, Apricots, Nectariues, &c.
Dwarf Trees, for Gardens, embracing all the most
popular sorts Of Apples, Pears, Cherries, Peaches
Pluns, Arricots, Nectarines and Ounces.
Grape Vines embracing all the most popular varic
ties, new and old.
Small Fruits, embracing all the most popular varie-
ties of Backberres G"oseberries, Currants Raspber
res, Strawberries sc.
Miscellaneous Fruits, embracing Chestnuts Null.
| berries, Filherts, Barberries, &C.
Rhubarh. or Pie Plant, embracing all the largest
and finest varieties, Downings Colossal Victoria
Linnaus, Cahoon, &c.
ORNAMENTAL DEPARTMENT.
Embracing all the choice hardy varieties of Ever
greens, shade and Ornamental Trees Towering
shrubs, Vines and Climbers Roses Paonies Dahlias
Phioxes, Fnchsias and all other popular desirable
en- House and Hardy Flowering Plants worthy Of
Gu ivation in the West.
~ For further information and prices see the fol-
lowing catalogues, which win be gratis to all who
apr ly for them.
FIRST-0ur general Descriptive Catalogue of Fruit
and Ornamental Trees, shrubs, Vines, Roses Green
House and Hardy Flowering Plants.
SEC0ND--Onr Wholesale Catalogue for Nursery
men and Dealers, or others who purchase largely.
NEALLEY BROTHERS BROCK,
Burlington. Iowa.
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e. e.. GAN.

Wholesale and Retail Dealer In
E2tsS~, l981HgssNE&, SEAErgECALh
0IL&, PANTS, DIE-STLFFS,
DRUGGISTS GLASSWARE. SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS, ETC.
CItLINffTON. IOWA.
= s-.St:-Dealrr in Dental Instruments Gold and
"a Tin Foil. Pcrumery. Window Glass. a great ar
ietr 81 Fancy Articles, Sporting aud Fishing Tackle
5 Agea' for Smiths Machine Cards, and all pop
utar patent medicines. n29-'56-tf
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IL. =. AH A M s,

BOOTS, SHOES, LIE AT II ER
- ADDLERY--fIardware Shoe Findings, Enameled
~ Cloth Whips, Collars, Fly Nets, Leather and Yul
canized Rubber betting Hose, Packing, &C., &C, SC
Main Street, between Washington and Jefferson,
Burlington, Iowa. lMarch25-no4-v.
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Attention FarlncCs.

NKyE will. on and afte r October 18th. grind whe al
w for the sfh, or twelve and a half cents per
bushel, flower toll than any other Mill In Wapelo
county, the usual toll being the 9th.
Give us n call, and convince you-sevea tina. the
Farmers Mli Is the placeto get your gintine done.
OctoberlS, lS5e-n3i-11-tf MILBURN CO.
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SEAISl sEAIsI SEAIS,

VHHsE subscribers are now prepared TO ENGRAyE
II SEALS ofall kinds upon the shortest notice and
to furnish them with Evans Halls superior Lever
and Percussion Presses. and warrant them equal TO
any in use. J. w. &. C.. A. WHITE,
Angus 21-'56-yl Jeferson-st. Bun II gton Iowa
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BURLINGTON, PEORIA, AND Lea
Ex GANSP0RT II. II.
OPEN TO LoGANsPoRT.

On and after Tuesday, Jan. II, trains will leave
Burlington q, follows, daily Sunday excepted)
6:35 m, Logansport Express.
1:f5 p Ia Peoria Accommodation.
The Gas m L"gansport Express makes direct cen.
nectiops follows:
At III Paso with Illinois Central Rarosd for Bloom.
ngton, Decatur, Pana, Sandoval and Cairo.
At Chenoa with Chicago and st. Louis Railroad for.
Alton to st. Louis.
At Gil man with Chicago Branch) Illinois Central
Railroad for Chicago and South.
At Reynolds with New Albany and Salem Railroad
for Lafayette, indianapolis and Cincinnati.
At Logansport with Toledo, Wabash and Western
Railroad for Toledo and all points East also with
Cincinnati and Chicago Railroad for Cincinnati, Day
ton aud Columbus.
The las p Peoria Accommodation makes the
same connections above TO Gilman.
than any other to the above named points.
1t Is thoroughly built and well manned, and run in
way to merit the appreciation Of the travelling
public.
Cars win run directly through from Burlington 20
Toledo without change and arrive In advance Of any
and all other lines.
Our advantages are. Shortest and Quickest one less
change ofcars no omnibussing as via Chicago con-
necons positive il Is owned and controlled by the
interest, while via Chicago IT Is the reverse. In
short 1t Is every way the most desirable line
GEO. WILLIAMS, Jr., sup't.
L. H. wALKLEY, GenI Ticket Agt.
VIM H. BACKUs.
General Agent, % water-st., Burlington.
January II, '6o--tf.
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ESTRAy HORSE.

'ESAkEN UP by Jehu Young nj his Residence in
keokuk Township WapelIo County, Iowa, on es-
ray Horse, oftbe followin. description to-wit hay
Horse, blaze in the face left hind foot whit. IN to
The pastern joint, some collar marks lame In both
four feet an! nearly blind in left eye supposed
nine years old last Spring about Sixteen hands high
and llued at thirty dollars before L. n Rune Esq n
Justice ofthe Peace &c. .Joseph Hayne
Jrnnary 18th 1860, Cosnty Clark
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HOFFMAN 81 yGG'T.
No. IS Lake street, Chicago, Ills.
MERCHANT TAILORS

And Dealer, in Gentlcmen's Furnishing Goods.
large and wen selected stock Of Cloths Cassieres
and Vestings always on hand, which viii be made to
! order III the most approved style and workmaike
manner. 12--+im
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I. PREPARED BY
EDss. g. e.. a EEkS Sc CO.
LOWELL. MASS,

J. L. Taylor, Ottumwa. E. &. Gay, Burlington
Bartlett. RRye & Co., Keokuk. J. W. Reed Co., Chi
raso, Wholesale Agents; and gents in every town in
the United States.
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VINEGAR! vANEGAr! VINEGAR!

ESEES skEEsTsECgE is manufacturing a
n 4 selling at Wholesale and retail superior artic
Of Vinegar, Front street. next door to the CtrroIe
House, Ottu nwa. saving of from 81 80 to 81 rs n
barrel ne realized Burlington prices by pur.
chasing of ne Crders solicited from dealers
July 2fst 1s59-nl9-y
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Grave Dirwfnr.

FEy F subscriber tenders his services to the public
a rs u hertaker and Grave Digger. He is provi-
ded nth II and Hearse, and viii attend funerals
wins desf ed at sh ,rt notice. Residence-East end
of Tiers street, on the bluff.
n ~ S59-n40 lily WM MALONE
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WILLIAM ALLAN

Tailor and Renovation
A NNOENCES 10 his friends and the public cerer
"a ally, that he has removed to Coart next door
the Post Office, whore he win be happy TO fiji any or
ders in his line hankfu for past arors, he solciS
Il continuance Of the same.
ottumwa, May 10, '59-l0-l1-y.
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ANRnoTYpEsT.

gEvHE undersigned having permanently located
y himself in this city, in the business Of taking
pictures of che "hunan face divine, would sayahat
he is prepared to render cton In goat bictufs
and cheap rates in all the branches Of the above bust
ness. "If pictures don't suit, don't take them"
Gallery at present in the Car
Aug. II. 1S5a-n22 If J. M.BIRD.
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"RrvEygT OFFICE OF PEORIA.
onTAWKA and BURLINGTON r. R-NOTICE
To Merchants and shippers wishing to ship by the
above Road, will please call at the Peoria Railroad
Ticket Office, % Waterst to have their bills Of ading
signed.
This Company have arrangements to ship to St. Lou
is, Cincinnati and Cairo, without change Of ears.
WIN. II. BACkTS,
Jan. 60--tf Gen. Agent.
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LAW ERS

L. "A w END.
n. E.H. STILES. z
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THE PRINCE OF WALES AT HALIFAX.

The teegraphc dispatches in reference to the Prince
Of Wales at Halifax, very meagre. W. ;uRoiu Az
acsoant OF lis actisns on Tuesday the Slst Inst
Ateleven O'Clock A. NJ, the Prince left the Govern
meht House in the uniform in which he landed and in
company with all the members Of his suite rode TO tho
Cpmlph ~ review the troops in the garrison and the
volunteers He was received al sides with enthusi.
asO cheers from the immense copcOurse of people col
lected round the field
When these had formed into line, be rode past with
his stall aud received them admirably receiving the
most hearty cheers from the multudes the whole way
which he Acknowledged by repeatedly lifting his cooked
hat and boWnG He then returned 10 where the royal
standard hung from staff and the troops filed past
with beautiful precision.
He bsCquenty rode between the lines appearing to
enjoy the whole amazing He continually smiling
sud chatting With the officer near him and be evidently
likes being onized he left the held amid salute from
the volunteer artillery, which was the only firing that
took place
He'peFt Inspected the citadel, aRd returned 10 the
Government House 10 Luncheon, after which he return.
ed 10 the Common to witness rustic sports which were
composed Of races &c, by Indians and Nova Sooans.
The Indaus 10 their sports all wore their national
tune and attracted much attention The tribe Of Mic
macs performed war dance before him. Seven thous-
and people were assembled around him at this time He
huRhed heartily at the ludicrous games and scenes and
appeared very much interested in the foot racing.
The Prince arrived at the ball in the evening accom-
panipi by tho hiembers n bis quit and LORD Aulgate
lie appeared in his uniform aud looked remarkably well
aud good bumored 10 gave reception TO all present
10 the ball room and they passed him 10 single file He
danced afterwards with Miss Young niece Of the Pre-.
mier and the daughter of Mr. Pisbury, United States
Consul He is capital watzer and very entertaining
plrtner
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HORRIBLE TRAGEDY IN KANSAS.

From Tie fOHHc1f GrOBe IreSS, Of Jufy ~
LAST Wednesday evening our citizens were thrown
into state Of great excitement by the report that
Josiah Thayer alias "Cye Smith, of this place. had shot
his wife With others we hasened TO the house of Is.
quire Mansfield where Mrs Thayer stopping.
MIS- Thayer was lying on the floor with pistol shot
wound her right temple, the ball having passed
downward and lodged the cheek bone with consid
erable bleeding at the nose and mouth
Mrs. Thayer formerly Miss Fortune) came TO this
place about year since with the family OF Esquire Mans
field and about month since married 10 Thayer.
Their married life had not b en- the most enyiable and
on the morning of the tragedy she left him and returned
to Mansfelds Just at night, She with little daughter
Of Mansfield walked into town, distance OF mile,
did little shopping and started 10 return. About ba
way home they met by Thayer, who accosted his
wife, saying that he going to leave that he wanted
10 part friends, they should never see each other
again begged parting kiss; put his hand upon her
shoulder and instead of the kiss with the other, dis
charged revolver, above her face being badly burn
ed with powder. How she escaped instant death is a
mystery TO all.
Thayer Immediately fed Sheriff Collier and deputy
sheriff Stewart with large number Of citizens, gave
pursuit. Stewart came in sight of him, and at time
arrestGg him; shots were exchanged, but ow
ing the darkness he succeeded in gaining the timber
Watchers put and sent in all directions
Sheriff Collier Immediately issued handbil Offering nifty
dollars reward for his apprehension and delivery.
LATER FRIaAs MoRsIkG -J,st after DARK, on Thurs
day evening were again startled With the Intelligence
that Cye Smith had been found dead but lew rods om
the spot where he attempted the life of his wife. COro
ner Stewart mmedia ely summoned jury and held an
inquest upon the body In his pocket iOunda letter
written TO his wes mother speaking of hSlove for her
daughter their marriage OF reports against the virtue
OF his wife, that she had been found in bed with other
men, that married man had boased to him that day Of
his intimacy with his wife in the presence af his
wife, and they had parted be intending to start med
stely to Pixies Peak.
Partly under him was found very small pocket revo
yer also a purse containing $40 counterfeit bill
found in his pocket Two bullet holes found in his
head one entered bis right ear passing through tbs
head lodging the left cheek bone another entered
the right temple passing through the BRAIN shater
ing the skull on the opposite side.
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UyHR Ray STATE,s RARGE.-Fiye sizes prices
AS slO 3sO CO. 70; The "Iepmeet Cooking Stove, sizes
Mn without hot water reservoir hs Leader looking soyes
~ ue a2t and 2s "Ly Dale Cooking Stove for coal or
ood price R2 II and IS The clap" Cook stove Tor sood
for country uae- sEs The above really hist eAs "aes
no thr line ars for sale Whesals and retail Win warranty oy
GEO srARRETT WINS Row,
dOgarnor street.
-. jy1f
UWAVAHA aFcG tRS Of the choicest brands
III eostEntv on Rand and IN quantities 70 suit p1rehA
- w. L. WAVING,
ivqT No. i0I Broaa street, above sh
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advertisement consider ed By the month or year
specified The Manuscript previously agreed uPoa be-
tween The parties
Al aiveTsss ems not marked e copy for speeiaei
Der Of Insertions eoutaaed until crccd cut and payment
snactst accordingly
EF- ApUEsriEn xro avoid any lIanterrtandnE
on ne the Anuu.l Advertiser ts proper % STATE n
hr privileges Only extends % their Immediate business Real
N.t- Leal a other Alvseuens b. them - Be
additional charge. and no vssslon-
k Real aEd General Agents Atve 2senen not 20 be
inserted by be year charged the usual rates
10 such discounts shall b. agreed upon.
Booksellers ant yearly avtgser5 orally, engang one
or 1re squares the privilege 90 change shall not On heir
yearly average n any Insert than The ansuns
as-e uron te standing rule uni The contract aat Al ezcre
finy such amount % BE- charged AZ ttt us-s' rates
Arr-s-r-us inserted On the senNc-ky hhg az 70 ecns
per uare less Nr the a7st Insertion, and SO cent
.5cs-. s,r er-ficuA1ce or r kiv, cents
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VOLUME 81.
RICHMOND DAILY WING.

TERMS.
PGper IS per annuz; sealYeskly eB: weekly, - A.
advance Reusiitanccs NAY be made a. Ne rsk Of We
rs N an easea where evidence taken o. he deposit Of
TIE Poss OEce containing noney.
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HRW YORK LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
MUTUAL SYSTEM.
znA nAn

HRW YORK LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
MUTUAL SYSTEM.
Capital $4,000
nWR HUNDRED thousand DOLLARS deposited With The
Cosoer oftls Of New York, and out Of the hands
OF ne Company . IRE policy holders
DrvtpEsps AnkrAtLr on most Ll0eral ErlneiPle
Hory per Of the premium on f Peces Will be loaned me
injured Ehen the premium exceeds go.
plr, i,sued and payable 70 Insured arriving ~
t, re or % my Of The Insured Al death should that eVeai
6sspsa previously 70 arriving A. thAi age ,.,
Raass ~ POLICIES for children, granted on NE no' iAVor
able tsrra. -t-. -, A..
Poaes Issued a yrsaiF Isdgfsa rses of Prenun Nnsh "
raured pnefara not 70 partloip ale 10 Ne fir4sail
al losses pAid promptly and without lAgaAoI-
We aH u pleased 70 have call a. once ana ses Pea
In sasss oORpSay which comes ee0rey you saaerE
w w. WoRFaAH WYATT, AgeniA
odee s., ksin street,
under st. CnAneS Hotel
oHAA 4 W0KfHha,
for The Company In Va
KEDECAL E1AkIEERS:
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BELL AND EVERETT IN BEDFORD.

From the Bedford Sentinel.
Pursuant 10 previous notice. the Constitutional Union
party Of Bedford met at the Courthouse, at July
court, for he purpose Of adfyng the nominations of
those two tried and sterling patriots and statesmen,
JOHN BELL Of Tennessee, and EDWARD EVERETT,
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A CAPITAL BOOK.

NAN AND WOMAN or THIS Law or HONOR, applied to the
solution ofthe problem "why more women than
usn ChristAnss" By Rev slaughter with an introdue
Prot Besoe Of the Universiy Of Virginia Price re-
daced 70 zee.
oul- evidence s excellence and popularity Of this work
neAy tuo have beSn sod within few weeks and the
ne Pe,srssurg press says "Eaeh u ihe land ought
Atleas reads The book and comes up 70
q q rslui-emsnls q NE law Of honor"
T chuond Ef says I'VE venture 70 assert no man
f ordinary nteeeuA ah down before reading the
are book bon eng end TaeFe charming implicitly, breV
~ comprehensive philosophical Vss and leke porratnre
heh uur make universally admired Bor sale BY
jTi5 JAS EOQPHoUSE 90.
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TsynE NEW AND POPSLAR BOOKS,
OScT ZOE TIE DAY oSLY)
REMOVED.

n A BARdANiIN, JR, hare removed 70 ner NsV store,
III No 2lT Naln street, doors above -r ct sand,
shere hey have Increased h,ir facilities - tny az Gnda Of
their line such putin, rYcry drsc-p OF "aer
Frtlrgs uyraas Wasgr C1s1ts Ea Hss, Cooking Ranges,
Pgrps HylraaIc Eams, a. Pllls rp Portable Gts "orks,
a<tnV a. builngs u..l gas pipes Acl rNtrrrs.
% F6s. Roofing. a. hra-1E bsN'Nnfs sta not
h uatrr or steam They takr cs occasion % 2ats thai sJ
hnve - bsf Ho Furnace any 1 county Which
Ihey VI Pot lp and warrant tc give sat.sfA-Isu-
Are % plain AID ialcy nn EAe ani uraei aad
nsnders hand An4l-N
COPARTNEaNuIP NOTICE.
HAvEths DAY associated wth me- II ;hr C'ui7ion 6oe-y
Lruor ". l. slater The business VII De con
1.-t-5 IN tse ..p,e of q " NIPE Co J. ". NTPE
No 81, Gaia Street
81 take opportu-y return rnr-e thansa u ny
dsnds their liberal share % patronage deg c a Free
80 J. " NIPE