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The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-11-08

ES- Piety which does not sweeten a
mans natural temper, may be compared
to fiuit before it is ripe-good in its kind.
but not arrived at perfection, ,1.'or. of {,
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GuRbOats.

The Bridgeport Illuminator says:
The gunbOats plying between Chatta,
nooga and Decatur are doing the Gov
ernment excellent service The feet
is commanded by Capt Forrest, the
flagship being the Gen. Burnside" Il
consists of four vessels the Generals
Grant, Sherman, Thomas and Burnside
Some Of them are patrolling the river
constantly, and each trip does some
important capture Of rebels or action
with them occur, which corroborates
the general opinion Of their g=est ben
eft TO the service.
Our old L s "tinclsd, the Gen
Grant" has again dropped her mud
hook to the bottom Of the Tennessee
river, opposite our city We have had
an exceedingly rough time Of it below,
during our last voyage. Since last we
reefed our sails at Bridgeport, We have
laid the city of Guntersville in ashes
We also burned the rebel Gen Beard 8
place, about Two miles from Gunters>
Vile, at which place the thieYiag rebel
Gen. Lyon had piece Of artillery a
II FOUNDER, firing on our boat He
struck US once in the bow. which, how
ever, did little or no damage, but sim
ply "made his mark By which We may
remember him. We drove him away
from the river, and crossed the 18th
Pennsylvania Cavalry, who marched
into his camp about daylight Sunday
morning, capturing les men, the same
number of hofses, and also their single
and only piece Of artillery. All honor
and praise 70 the gallant 18th, for saw
ing us a few holes and a few thousand
dollars worth of ammunition.-Chatta>
n50g1 Gazette
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Attention, Suffers, Dealers, EVERYBODY.
A. & NJ. LANDSRERG

WHo' EsALG SUrIEE SUPPLrrRs. CoEyrr
OF Public Square and Market Street
have JEST received from New York and Ras-
ton auctions, large assortment on Boots
and Shoes, which they are Offering ar
Wholesale TO the trade, at greatly reduced
rates. have also on hand larce ana varief
assortment Of Cigars and Tobacco, purebs.
Ell before the late increased taxes. which
they are anxious 10 close out at a small AZ
vance on invoice cost. In addition 10 which
they beg 10 call attention 70 their large
STOCK oil Liquors, consisting in part, ut
Ghampaignes, Catswba, and Clsret Wines.
" hiskeyI Cogniac Brandy, Bitters, Oiu.
Cocktail, Cherry Bounce, Schnapps, Sc., sc.
Stationery, white aud butt envelope, all
sizes; foolscap, letter, and note paper Of an
qualities; Hats Cape, Notions orall descriu-
tlons, furnishing goods, and q complete
stock Of Suffers Goods, such rs Peqches.
oysters, Raisins, Mustard, ssrdiues, Spices.
Soda, &c, sc
Dealers viii end IL % their interest u give
us q call before purchasing elsewhere We
pay special attention 70 the shipping aut
forwarding Of goods.
Remember the place. corner Of Publ.
Square and Market St
A.E NJ. LANDSBERG. Jsugg-sm
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
4 Broker's Omee- -Nnl 4 RnnE

g. y. OrdWay has removed tn No AZ
North College street, next door 10 the F5--r
National Bank, lie confines himself -
elusiNely to Brokers business, buvs ant
sells Gold GHi S.lusr aa8 aH tIl - 81 ~
cbrreH' Money and pays the highest price.
Tor Gorei7imeHt Vouchers, MEfiaisf Nots7
&c.
Oilice open at A. NJ, and our friend
IHos. B. SANPLE remains there ill 10 P. Nj
for the accommodation Of those who msv
wish TO make exchanges after night. sr+
take the morning ears.
Feb I, ls65-3m.
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REBEIs-A few days since, during q
trip that one of the gunboats was
making down the Tennessee river, a de-
taehment Of ten men from Roddys
command came in and voluntarily sur
rendered They were brought to Bridge
port and delivered over TO the proper
military authorities, when, after taking
the oath, they were permitted TO return
to their homes. Some of them former
ly resided in the immediate vicinity of
that plsce.-Ckat Gu,
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ScoCr SHor.-A well known scout
belonging to the Home Guards IN the
upper end Of this county, was found
dead in the road one mile this side Of
Harrison yesterday morning he had
been shot through the head. Nothing
Is known as to who committed the
deed. The body was buried short
distance from where It was found
Tbs mans name was owu-C14ra
nosga Gazetfc, 2ggt
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JOhnsOnvilIe.
~wTE ARE NOW OFFERING FOR SALE, over
w r5O Building Lots, in the
Oitv ofi,JohnSonville,

published plan Of which can be seen a our etiee
ana At the principal H0te- ana otaeT pull p. ~, Es
49, ~ ~ tie Tennessee nyer, 80 miles nom rts
.,b uS1a srd AZ the terminus # the Nssnyllie and
Notbyestern Rsiro. ID, distance Of q ii'es rom
- - .1,lntrv and being IN almost cotslaut flFeE
liz. .,i.sfiof with nlany of the most important
r,s-eisl cities Of the North and SouthHestl
COIN - ~ distant DAY become aclty of vast busl-
@ mus iavtsuce - Such az opportunity for sale
- ,'-Is 80 sish.e investment, - but seldom onefeS-
u ~ - ti soIs ageuts Tor the sale of lots, Ana are
e,Ilv authorized snd empowered 70 grant a'4eS "
PusS,,IIsT PISnIs e W. MATT. BROWN 4 CO, Agts;.
a. Cherry street.
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w ANTEp-AGENrs - - -. -

NJ WAAIED-AGENTS FOR The NURSE AM.
W sPf--lhe most interesting snd excir.rg
took ever Puolsl ed, embrsIng The adventures ii
woman IN tAe Union army a. Nurse. scout EeI
SPY. Giving most vivid inner uietrrs III ~, -
returned and disabled ufhcers ami soldi4r4 iu
want OF Prontslae employment Will find be- r--rr-
ssA5lg saspJed Co their condition. JONEs REus
& GO 80 Main street, Cincinnati, Ohio.
I1n3i-lud,rug
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New GOnda.

Choice Flour. Butter, Potatoes, Onions.
Green Corn, and every variety OF Canned
Fruits, and Foreign and Domestic Grooerias
offered at low prices at Totteu's No. % Col
leEe street.
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Pearl MlnIafnres-

MORsg Is the first to introduce tins
new style of Pictures. Every body that
see them are delighted with them.
Call st the "Gallery Of the Cumber-
land and judge for yourself Ol4,tE
The best is the cheapest: buy your boots
and shoes al g. W. Fall 4 Co.'S.
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WE. CAMERON . CO., PabIkAers.
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1865.
RATES on ADYKRTISINR.
TO ADVERTISERS IN DETAIL,

Advertisements in the Special Column, first time,
from TO lines, 81 OO-esch additional line, -
cents; subsequent Insertions 10 cents per line. In
Local Column, first time, from TO lines, 81 90
each additional line, 30 cents; subsequent inser-
tons, 10 cents per line.
All advertisements occupying special position,
and al double column advertisements, will be
charged SS1s per cent. advance on regular rates.
MARRIAGE AND FUNERAL NOTICES
Will be charged At the regular advertising rstes,
and must Invariably be paid advance, or no in
sertion made,
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Cider, cider.

Two hundred barrels 5Eest Cider
None better ever offered in this market.
or sale low a. CLAEE & GBEaoRT's
65 Broad street.
ian2I-2w(Dl
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MS GAS ICts OF THE NETy-
IL YOUS, SEMINAL, URINARY ANDBEXUAI
5lSfEnS-neE End reliable lTestrneut-in Rspar..
u The HOWARD AS8OCIAGION-ssni By msi ia
sealed letter envelOpes, free q charge Addres4.
DT. J. skILLIN HOUGHTON, Howard Association
N0. 2, South RiBth-strest. PiiLadel Bhia p.
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Corn shelters. straw cutters, cotton scra-
pers and farming implements generally, Tor
sale By G. ". Fall a Co., Hardware Deal
ers, "a Public Square. jan1s-lm
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PAINTS,
.ARNISHEs

? Bhls Copal Vsrnish, l Btl Japsn Vsrnsh,
2 Coach FLOWING
One barrel Flowing Nsrnlsh.
One bsar. Black Aeather.
For sale low, by EWlN PENpLhtNN.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-02-03
ANNOUNCEMENTS OF CANDIDATES.
Constitutional Amendments.

The following is revised copy Of the proposed
amendments to the Constitution, together with the
schedule and resolutions accompanying them:
The frat Art Gle and the first Section Of the Dec
larsnon Of Rights the Constitution of the State of
Tennessee, declares 'That all power is inherent
in the people, and sll free governments are found
ed on toer authority and instituted for their peace
safety aud happiness; and for the advancement Of
these ends they have at all times an inaenabe aad
indeieasible right 90 alter reform or abolish the
government IN such manner as they may think
proper" Therefore, portion ofthe citizens Of the
State of Tennessee and Of the United otates Of
America in convention assembled. Dc PROFOUND the
follow Bg alterations and amendments to the con-
which when ratified by the sovereign
loyal people, shall be and constitute part Of the
permanent Constitution Of the State of Tennessee.
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Wanted.

"a, 600 Dollars Bank Of shelbyv,lle. At
No. % Union Street.
JanI2-lm NH. Wtrsay.
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BITTERS

Drske's PiRntation Bitters,
Bulls Cedron
Ho~tetter's Stomzch 4"
Boorhave's Holland "
Hoofand's German -
For sale low, by EWiN & PENDLET0N.
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~I-NDRIES.

25 Kegs Soda, ! BlI. Blue s-tene,
1 C,sk Maccaboy Snuff Z o Cud,oar,
4 Bbls Epsorn sa'ts, leo Lbs. G chineal,
a. Dutch Msdder, Bbl.. Cream Tartar,
200 Lbs. best Indigo, " Birthstone,
4 Bids. COppsras, = Flour sulphur.
For sale low, by h"iN FENILEION.
Faul6-3nl.
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NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, ESQ
Brooklyn Kings oo- n. Il.

COUNTERFRITs.-Inform has been re-
coiVsd by Z. L.. Barlow 4 Co. that certain
druggists ia this city have been palming of
on persons calling for DR.. Velloc's Pink Co
rate an article Of their own manufacture,
which they say is superior 10 the genuine.
We would advise sll persons 10 get the
genuine, aud should you require any moJi-
cine for the ltch, Ring worm, Totter, or
any disease Of the skin, do not suffer any
unPrinciPled man 20 impose any other
preparation on you, but get DR.. Yelloc's
Pink Cerato, manufactured by Z. L. Bar
tow Co, No lSh Desderick street, Nash
vile, Tenn.
?. s.-A liberal discount made 10 dealers.
Sent By mail % any address on receipt of
81 IL. Be sure that you get ths genuine.
Bap24-tf
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LIQUORS.

3 Bbls. Alcohol, 9s per cent.
70 per cent.
Proof Spirits,
Pitts Whisky pure. for med purpose:
" Pure French Brandy,
/ " Holland Gin.
Pure Port, Madeira, and Sherry Wines.
For sale low. by kWIN & PENDLETON.
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eof5oU

'ByTeIeg!,:raph.
Afternoon Dispatches.
Later from Savannah.
Union Meetings in Georgia.
Rebel RumOrs About Foreign
Intervention.
Extracts from Richmond Papers.
Latest from Thomas and Taylor.
Rebels EYaeuate COrlnth.
Hoods old Army at TupeIO.
Secretary SeWard's Visit to For
treSS Monroe.
The Constitutional Amendment.
-.al- ta.5a5s5 -T---z7- - 90 sa.-
Illinois and Michigan First to
Respond.
Democratic Legislatures Support
the Measures.
Latest frOm Sherman.
His Army Pushing On.
The Rebels Resisting as Best
They Can.
Believed 90 be the
Destination.
Battle Expected before the City
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PROPOSED ALTERATIONS AND AsESDHESTs.
ARTICIE

Section l. That slavery and involuntary seryi-
tude, exceptRs punishment tor crime, where the
party shall have been duly convicted, are hereby
forever abolished and prohibited throughout the
State.
Sec 2 The Legislature shall make no law rec :
ognizing the right Of property in man.
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THE CONFESSIONS AND ExPERrENoE OF

Published for the benefit, and as a cArrIgy 10
EoySG MY snd others, who saffer from. Ncrrlrl.
Detnltys Premature uecgy Of Manitoo-i, A.. SUP
ply ing az the -arrc time the NJ ana Of SeIfCuIa.
- one Who ha- cGfed h.msou amer underzoins
considerable quacscTJ. BY enclosing a postpaid
addressed euseiop,. single copies may b. hsd ol
the author.
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War CLIINs.-The attention Of all per
sons having claImssAgainst the U. s. Gov
ernmeut Is called to the advertisement Of
Jno. +. lsom, late Captain and Post q. NJ,
Nashville, Office No. 60 north Cherry
street. jan.6-lm
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The Rebels Resisting as Best
They Can.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-10

GLE Nu> Gs.

The vslue of the estate left by Pres.
ident Lincoln is said to be estimated at
s25 600.
- The names of FIVE lawyers who en-
tered the rebel army have latelv been re-
moved from the Court rolls at Baltimore.
The Slints have discovered oil 10
U:ah. and are digging like beavers for
the stuff.
Vegetable flannel is now largely man
ufacnied 10 Germany from the Psuas sci.
res,ris.
- The pauperism of the English cot
ton manufacturing districts continues %
Adecline. Nearly two thousand able bod
men obssined employment and wen,
the list during the 6rst week in April
"A monument to Past Grand Master
|dey, the founder of Odd Fellowship
his country. is to b. commenced ID
more on Thursday nexi, by the for.
laying Of the cornerstone.
The aggregate yield of oil per day ia
IN the oil regions Of the United States, u
ei2 thousand barrels. On thi-, 10 il.
efode state. the average profit is abou
Eve dollars per bsrrei. 80 that the mel
prof. on all the crude pstnsleuG
produced is thirty thousand dollar
per Gay, or nearly eleven millions VI dol
lars yearly.
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IoWA ffo11s.~ - - y
40 Home Josrsal says that Sem
8slsn re.cAsd ~ 1G66 q III
u Thursday evening.
lCounereial ColIsgs VII slostl,
blished in Nj. Pleaesas. So ssy
lrnal. = q
ae Leon News ssys that the Eth
served at that place = ! day Q
and prayer.
large and interesting teachers IL
vas held 10 Leon last week. W,
/ from the News.
non. John R. Needham, Of Oskaloo.
! BEEN appointed member Of the
tof Trustees Of the Iowa Hospital
Iossne, oics Dr. ]. @. Ebert, dc.
I. A good appointments.
sDick," Of the Davenport Oaseste,
Zen bored BY Eastern lottery men
sing him fabulous sums for the mere
&c Of ten dollars ussiL be gets mad
ives it to bis Eastern friends thus !:
OF ANY.-Not another dollar for
You please, Messrs. Lottery men,
ston. We have made our fortune
Dr. manner 90 70 speat il the lot
ticket besiness !; and Ne don't wish
bogg'sh. Bruce 4 Co. you are
Hers You know you cao't make rs
4 SO. 600 or any other sum. You
to cheat Us out Of ten dollars TO in.
9 your iil-potten gains. You are a.
yes, a whoie den of thieves. Ii
angusge incises you to rage, you Gao
.,s any day between the hours Of 8 q.
"a the afternoon, and p. m. 10 the
ling. Call often before investing
where"
Mr.. Dennison, farmer of johnson
,'y, as We see by the lows City Re-
lican. attributes the epidemic "hog
era" to worms of which the iotestio. .
ogs that. die with this disease have
found to be full. and using remedies
hem he has ia every case succseded
wing the hegs.
J ames Mcdonald was run over BY .
hit car aud killed at the Davenport
It Thursday afternoon. So says the
stse.
The Davenport Gazette is sorry tina,
Union State Convention should be
d to convene SO early.
The Gazette says that the remainder |
lie boys Of the 18th Iowa we're mus
out b. Colonel Greer upon Thus
The Ksosauqus Republican say. ,A..
.. MAt,ison, of Van Buren, county,
burned to death last week BY her
es catching FIRE from the explosion Of
i can.
"A boy named Russell, in the same
y, was struck and killed BY lightning
J two weeks ago.
"A horse thief, named Hall, escaped |
the Jail at oskaluosa Tuesday morn
s. says The Herald.
The Convention it O,kalooea Thurs
in the interest Of the I5wa Central |
road was largely attended, interesting |
harmonious.
The Haskeye says there's . negro |
up at that town with two noses.
"A school house in Hamilton county
id to have been illuminated by the
, when the news came of Mr.. Lin
. assassination.
The Des Aoines Register says that
Westfall, of Scott county, wss
umed into the Mississippi river : few
since.
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DR. WRIGHT,s
Rejuvonating Elixir
Or, ESSENCE OF LIFE.
Prepared from Pure Vegetable Extracts, eontaini
pothinginjuriossf 10 the most delicate.

Asthe Phoenix rises from the ashes ofits ere animal
- wish iifesodoe this Elixir rejuvenase the s,s.
tenn and overcome disease,
a1-Tbe kejuvsaAfng Elixir 10 the result Of nodess
scov-ri-. in the vegetable being an entre,
and abstract method Of cure irrespective Of all the
I'D and WORKOUT syAtems.
oThi~ medicine has been tested by the moef mine
medical Of the day aud by them pronounced to b.
II the gr-st~-t medical discoveries OF the age.
G9.0ne BOTTLE will cure general Debility.
q A few disc. cnrrs II, sterile. In females
29-stne bottle cures Pslpitsfion Of the Heart.
11frcsa enc To three bottles restores the msniinee
and fnl vigor OF youth
ga fcs do~@~ resfsres the appetite
A1-rhr-f hotties cure the Fcass case offmpctency
ga f~~ da-es cure the iow spirited.
n1-0ne bottle restores Haentsi power.
~ fee fesss rest--fs fAe srEaAs Of gensvaftsa
p1-A fsw doses bring the rose to ihe cheek
This medicine restores 10 manly sigor and roors
health the posr ieiiitsted. worno~n and despairing
aS-Th. stless. rnervats youth the ov.rtssk ed ma
hnsise-s The victim Of nerssas depression. the indi
siua suffering from general DEBILITY from weaknee
~ single orFan. will all ind immediate and terman
r-liefhy the ofthis Elixir ~ Rssenre Of Life.
91Pric@ 81 bottle three bottles for S. and for
ward by Express receipt Of money any address.
nTh~ Cherokee Pills and Rejuvess.
TIN sixir are sold br all enterrrfsing nrnc 10
in the civilized world Some unprineipied draerf
ever. sell worthiess compounds In place
thns- shish they cen purchase q cheap price, ~
nsske rsoney by selling, than they thess
medicines. As value health aye she hessh o.
,o'r future "-pring, do not he deesised by such
pv.ep Orngxfsts ask fer tAtse nsaieissa esd fskf
stA<rx- II the Druggist will not bay them for you.
cinse the money In letter and viii send them yor
by Express. -ecarsy sealed and packed free from ohrr
vxtipn.
Ladies' ~ Gentlemen address in perfect conf
lrnc- stating fne aud pins their dsstases and ssmy
treat all diseases rironic In
female. Patients need net hesitate because OF thsE
nsbity 10 vi IL have trtst patients
Fny in atportions of the civilized globe by eorrcspci
=
Patients addressing viii please plainly all
.ympson. Of their complaints aud writ POST ce Cent
IT, state and name Of writer plain and ncicse postsI
>tnrnp for reTk.
" srRd 30 Dsx< pampaisf FREE TO any address.
-tork
DIN. W. X. MER WIN co.,
No59 Libsr;, street New York.
G. A. COOK, Chicago, No 20 Market street. G-eers
agent for the States OF illinois, Iowa Wisconsin. Itch
and Indiana, who will supply druggists at res
TAR card prices nov30-d COW
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[ NORDAGE-Aii kinds at reduced pri-
~ ces. For sale by EFIIGGG a BIR6R.
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STAPLE AND FANCY
GROCERIES!
AZ Wholesale Only,
EMBRACING
Sugar, Paper. Wooden ware,
Coffee, Tobacco, Cotton Yarns,
Tea, Cigars, Oils,
Spices, Dye Stuffs, Window Glass
Fish, Dried Fruit, Lead,
Salt, Staple Drugs Shot,
Nails, Rope Twine, Caps,
Fuse, Rifle and Blasting Powder,
And allarticlss ususiiy ksptin my limo.
AL buy ny goods cash can oAer considersblein
iucements TO buyers, and invite them cell ard
Inc my stock before psrchasing RE. BoWkR-
n. 0.-WANTKD-Iiides. FuTs. Bacon, lard, Tslow
White Beans, Clover Seed Tfnofhy Serd, Flax Seed
Feathers, DceswAx Wool Rags. fnake Root, Potatoes
Onions butter, KgRr Posifr, and All kinds OF Comfy
Produce, which will pa, the highest price in Ca
o. goods Consignnents solicise and sisil hsve my
,sssSid Wholesale Grocer Keoluk iowa
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II HARLEs DoxRK
fAfT0RN ~ a = + AW,
ls1sry $1,000 - snns Duassr,
~. AAa1as1, iopA, u
ynlsttseA = allbssssss - - cssssy - lftsisl
Ces ord bslpre ~ nues1 of oapsfstsoss nxqnetsa
/ 9 4sts 1aAiag y Dsssltloas, 11so1s1ps = 1ssda
I'D 49, II bsanss osAsssssd eish hssl nslass.
0esns-ln tie ~esrt hosss. forf nadisSn, Iowa
LEIGH = MuAAM,.
Attorneys at Law,
cONvEyANCERs AND
REAL ESTATE DEALERS
xEoxUx. IOWA.
exaiassson Of risies fakiss Dspeslaoss, Payias d
6nx0, esntiug Property, Be-
aws hare cDsspisee AAssracssf xluss - III Land
I'D Los II the HAltlEss1 frnss.
oS.lc.-in shs Court assss.
i(OBERT II. GILMORE,
ATTORNEY 1T LaW.
KEOKUK, IOWA.
AS-0aes on Third strsss. sssvsss xai. and Johnson
aag1-d1y
soaS v.sAsEis. sso v u'eaAs,
RANKIN 4 McCRARY,
(successors to Rankin Millsrl
.aTTOR.yEY.S 1T L.aW ;.
KEoKUK. IOWA,
Sin practice In the Courts Of the First ana s.oc,d
.~s. I'd IN he rsm &c co ~ q ios. 80
ssptl-dn
g. ?. MCDONALD,
Physician and savgssn.
0syIc:-oves Ksokuk Drug Store. sifth STREET b.
tween Main aud Biv1aesa.
1Asssscs-on rLe cvvnsg o. th and FULTON.
fsb9-diy.
John N. HUMMER, n D.,
Homeopathic PhvstctAse,
KEoKUK. IOWA
00ce and Resid~ne< High street between 10th M
lth
Also - oAee on Third street. over sA. O. a. n~rseu.
,Ac- where cat ie consulted from To oeloek IN
s1-OrdrEs teft wiii be promptly attended 80.
a~ci4d
nR. GEO. N. SEiDLIIZ.
Homeopathic PhvsjctAs.
OFFICE AID RssIDEncI:
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