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The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-09-06

A NEW ERA IN THE COMMERCE OF CHICAGO.
In passing through the immense Wholesale
rooms of the great dry goods house OF Field,
Palmer & Letter, we noticed some choice
foreign goods, and upon inquiry ascertained
that they were their own importation, Of which
these were their first arrival-purchased by one
Of their firm now in Europe. We had not
supposed that the trade OF Chicago would
justify such an enterprise, but upon ascertaning
the immense business done by this firm, ex-
seeding largely that of any other firm outside
If New York-ond surpassed there by only
fhree-we are satisfied that the adventure is
we'll timed. This is on the same line of policy
pursued by this firm in regard to American
fabrics-purchasing them direct from the
manufacturer for cash, thereby saving all inter-
mediate profits. Chicago may justly feel
proud of such house-CAicayo Tribune,
Auoust 25th.
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Musical Instruments
What the Papers Say.
CHICAGO TRIBUNE. JANUARY 2p. 1865

CHICAGO TRIBUNE, JANUARY %, 1865
A a season of the year when by accepted custom
"A the general aspect of the twelve months being
reviewed it very natural and appropriate to select
individual instances proofs OF prosperity in special
departments OF trade. Take, for example, Reeds Tenn
pie of Music, McCormcks marble building, on the
OF Randolph and Dearborn Streets and the fact is
readily susceptible Of proof from their books that in
the past eighteen months Mr. Reed has sold 700 (scven
hundred) pianos, and nearly 500 five hundred) melo
deems and monitor organs at average cost of $500
for the former and 500 for the latter We have then
for the aggregate 100000 the amount Of bust
done by this single house, to leave out of account
their department Of sheet music only months
since established. This list Of pianos sold comprises
instruments from some fifteen Of the best Eastern
makers in New York and Boston-from Chickering's
Grand, at ST. 800, to those Of less pretentous merit
Mr. Reed has purchased 900 worth Of piano stock
in one New York house alone This extensive business
has well attested Mr. Reeds sagacity in location and
the value of breadth in the Of his triple stores
These facts not alone to be set down to the credit
of single house, but part of the numerous proofs
similar in character to the magnitude of Chicago
piano market, and that one need go east of the
Lakes to buy piano. Mr. Reed well deserves his
and the the better of such houses should be
the motto of all interested in the growth and advance
mont Of our CITY.
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$50 Reward

CTRAYED from the subscriber, in McGregor, abou
- the 9Th of July, BAY-ROAN HORSE COLT,
years DID, stripe in his face, rather small, hind fee
white, heavy name and TAIL steep rump and rabbit
hooked. will give the above reward to any one wht
will return him give me information enabling me L
recover him. NJ MCDONALD.
McGregor, Aug. 18th, 1885. mael
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To Parties Going East.

We have more pianos than any house in New York,
Boston Philadelphia, and will pay any persons
penses to Chicago who prove that he buy the
quality of instrument in those cities cheaper after
adding freight, than at my ware-rooms in Chicago
We wish it distinctly understood that keep from IS
to 100 pianos constantly handtho largest dealers
stock in the United States.
REED SONS.
Mrs. NJ. E. Moore is Agent at Luana for the sale of
these valuable instruments Orders left with her will
be as promptly filled, and at low prices If the
purchaser were in Chicago Mrs. Moore has of
these instruments exhibition and is teaching class
of young ladies at her residence.
Luana, Clayton Co., Iowa, August 9th, IS. AGO
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,s;;;;s;,;.,S;.3KS.,s::!:A
Advantages Of this Plow.
It will last from three to six times
longer than any other Steel Plow made anywhere BY
grity Soils occasionally to be found on the margins
Of streams in the West in which sheetstee Flows have
or less it having already pIowcd over three hundred
of the soil without yet being half worn.
It will sscour' in the most difficult
Soils whore all other Flows have failed If there rod
Of ground anywhere in which it will not scour, have
yet to find it.
It draws lighter than any other
Plow while cutting tao same width and depth.
The Share osn be sharpened, or q
Point welded readily ordinary Flows by any
Me1 aSa s the steel
Any section can be replaced by q
duplicate to DO had Of any Agent the Share, Landslide
and Mouldboaras arc cast in moulds.
It is welt stocked with New Eng
land secondgrowtb timber, and the standard is wrought
IRON with sots in the cap 50 as to give Or take land a
pleasure.
It plows at any depth, from three
to twelve inches, works perfectly in either stubble
turf leaves clean furrow and turns under stubbe and
foul trash completely
BaS- Tt is the cheapest Plow in the
Es~world, just there is economy in paying
EsiX dollars once, rather than Eve dollars five sir
Efy>times over; in not losing time and your temper
k1-becauss your plow won't "scour !" - and in doing
A1-a quarter fifth more work, with the same power
4S-The quality and quantity Of work it will endure te
A1perform must be considered, well the price
A1g>n determining whether not the Pow is cheap
16-Pows used for profit, and the out Of Dhich
Ahe most dollars and cents be go in proportion t<
k1-hs cost, is the ctelpe, and confident man
A6-gsts moro than hundred dollars worth Of "Plown
Hy-every time no gets one Of these.
These remarks are made after q
familiarity with tho merits of most of the good Plows il
use in the West, many Of which have justly earned
good reputation.
S0r Our new model "B" Plow is
11-designed expressly for stubble and foul ground
An-Ieretofore we have had only the CO.. pattern de-
Aa-signed for both, turf and stubble. The "B' and
H1"W patterns together will enable us, to meet the
11-vicws Of all as to shape, and give them either
&S~bod or clean" pows as they prefer.
Cali and see them.
=. Warranty Gerry liberal.
For Sale only BY
Garter & Bro,
463 AGENTS AT McGREGoR AND CoUNovER
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Eye, Ear, Throat. Lungs
and Heart Medical
Institute!

LNOR the special treatment of the diseases of the
II EYE EAR THROAT, LUNGS, AND HEART,
and all diseases of Tumefed character, such CAN
GER FISTULA, PILES, &c. All Cancerous cases
cured without instruments or pain by DIR. MAoRAE
Practical Surgeon and Physician of the Chicago Medi
cal Institute.
lie respectfully informs the public that he made dis
anatomcay, physologically and pathologically, with
all diseases of tumeed nature and diseases that ap
pertain Females since he graduated of Medicine and
Surgery and TO endeaver to understand their nature
and causes, and he knows that he made himself pro-
essional in the treatment Of the mentioned he
therefore assures Iostire Care where there is dis
indignation of the organs. He gives attention to all
branches of surgery in CONJUNCTION with all branches Of
his In the medical profession.
DR.. MacRae, in addition to superior medical and
surgical education, having graduated in three of the
best medical colleges in the United States has enjoyed
advantages and facilities for practical observation and
experience attained by very few having been associat
ed with of the most reputable professors OF med
cine in the United States in private and hospital prac
league of the immortal Mcdowell Nj. d.. the founder
Of the Missouri Medical College and Professor of Sur
gerry and Dean of the Faculty.
In addition to the above the Doctor held q commits
sion in the u. 5. Army as regimental Surgeon. lie
graduated of Medicine and Surgery in ISL All letters
of inquiry in relation to ill health containing three red
stamps will receive prompt attention. Address Dr.
MacRae p. o. Box 2l56, Chicago, ILL., Permanent Of
flee at 10 South Clark Street, Chicago Ill.
Dr. MacRae respectfully informs the citizens of Clay
ton county, Iowa, that he will visit Ekader the 81
of September. professionally, where he will be happy
to see all that are sick with any form of disease The
Doctor will only remain for short time; let those
that are sick and need medical aid not delay
3wi62 Yours Traly, d. MAcRAF, N. D.
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( - BUY FRESH GROUND OsWEGO WATER
LIME AND GENUINE RosENDALE CEMENT OF
GLASS 4 SON-la
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OUR STOCK OF
Seasonable Clothing,

AND PIECE GOODS,
Is full and complete. Our purchases having boon
made lately and mostly since the heavy decline in
prices, and the balance of stock having been re-
duced to present values Our customers rely upon
receiving the full benefit of the Decline and purchasing
at lower prices than the lowest offered elsewhere Our
stock includes the finest class of Goods made in tho
best manner possible. In
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sThrow physic to the dogs, I'll none Of it.
To make assurance doubly sure
I'll take"-PLANTATIoN BITTERs,
A.. 80

This great Stomachic Healer,.so long and
favorably known to tn, American public. is
Just what the people need. 1t is a remedy they
can rely on. For Dyspepsia, Heartburn,
Headache. Dizziness, Ague, Liver Complaints,
Pains in the Side and Back, &C. it has no
equal not the least among its virtues is its
extreme pleasantness IL the taste and imnedi-
ate beneficial effect Try it, ye dyspeptics,
and be cured
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'Give every man thine ear but few thy voice;
Take each mans censure, but reserve thy judgment,
until you have tried DR.. D. H. Seelye's Liquid
Catarrh Remedy, which never fails to cure
when directions are followed.
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u. Hatha ways Healing institute
Plcasant Grove Cemetery,

gTyHI PROJECTORS OF this beautiful burial place take
pleasure In announcing to the people Of McGregor
that they have the grounds fenced in good substantial
MANNER and are prepared to give good titles to lots
All peroope who have friends buried there requested
70 come forward and arrange for their lots the
pritors will be compelled to remove their remains to
the Potters Field.
Applications to be made to
ORLANDO MCCRAMEY,
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CouLpN'r Fool HER The Lafayette lind ]
Courier tells an amusing story of some young
ladies and gents Of that place who were taking
a social walk near the cemetery, when ghost
appeared. They all ran but one sturdy woman
OF the strong minded class, who stood her
ground till the ghost got to her. She then
seixen and thrashed out of a frightful disguise
q mischievOus fellow who had beard the pro-
ject OF walking about the graveyard discussed,
and hid himself to give the party fright
She led him back to the house, and in reply to
the questions that poured in upon her, said :
Cant fool me; I've seen too many men i'll
sheets to be frightened at them ~
The water that has 40 taste is purest; the
air that has no odor is freshest and Of all the
notifications Of manner the one most generally
pleasing is simplicity.
McGregor Western Railway.
On and after Tuesday, May I'd, Trains will leav.
and arrive - follows:
North Mc(3rccor 7:45 A. NJ. and 800 P. NJ.
TRAINS ARRIVE.
North McGreger 1880 A. NJ. and $50 P. NJ.
Milwaukee n Pr. du Chicn Railway
TRAINS DEPART.
Mail and Day Express Passenger,........7:l5 A. NJ.
Night and Express Passenger. r. NJ
TRAINS ARRIVE.
Mail and Day Express Passenger, 300 p. M
Night and Express Passenger, ".645 A. NJ
"a - BUY FRESH GROUND OsWEGO WATEl
LIME AND GENUINE RosENDALE CEMENT Of
GLASS 1 sON-Va
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Adventures Of Three Friends,

Three friend ppls George and Ben, by name,
from ruraf v1ately came,
The city 81 kts to view;
But, before promenading round
They being genteel lads felt bound
To be all clothed anew!
TO prove their shrewdness, twas agreed
That each by himself proceed ..
Thus to renew his shell;
And when the busy day was past,
All at their lodgings met at last
Their varied luck to tell.
Dick came in late, and crying 'phew!" -.
Himself into a chair he threw,
"All day upon the 60
I've searched each distant clothes store through:
Until bewildered quit. grew
And what I've bought scarce do know
Says George, S'More simple was my case,
bought my clothes at the first place
came to, in my route,
Then put them on, and forth went,
But soon my rashness did repent;
You see this--bursted out!
Ben spoke, "Ive passed cheerful day,
Sightseeing clad in spruce array;
Which perfect now you view:
This morn did not hesitate,
But unto ABRM KOHN went straight,
And SO henceforth should you'll"
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FUR u. -A.LaE

fbUY your Ale of the CHICAGO ALE MALT co
II Is the best III THO market and gives satisfaction
t. ALL
So The Agent al McGrcgor for, and WHOLESALE
DEALER ia this admirable beverage, is -
4S7 p. ALLEN,
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News Items.


TnR Canadian Alien bill passed the Upper House
friday night and viii receive NE Governors
sanction and become lsv to-day.
Gp. GEiNr announces through his military
tcreAry, thN srrAuy, meats for = general er-
stsuse oi prisoners are rogress ug - rapidly a.
sosioie. Supplies or money packages may now
- sent 10 imrrisaued Union s7'dIers by directing
n scare Of Col John ?. Mlr,ri. Assistant Agent
81 Exchange, Fortress Mluroe"
rng leo gorge IN the Ms,ssIYL a. Broot''
Point, above Dog Tooth R'nd, broke on Saturday
AorninE sinking tie steamers nth Western end
osvii wbno. When the gore gave Ewsy, tho
DIVER fsl hv. feet N few u,inutcs leaving several
steamer aground IN I'D portions. The river is
sow open frur Cairo 10 ST. LOUIS.
BoTu Houses Of Congress hsyo agreed to the
ON, resolution tn tho electoral votes OF the
Nate. Of Virgins, North Carolina, South Carolina,
seorgiA, Florida, AahanS, Mississippi, Louisiana,
rsTAa Aria ami Tennessee shall he counted
sei Wednesday, for President and vce-Pre.ien,
the uni,eh 5tsies Thisn placed On ,hs ground
hat none u thsm were In = condition 10 vote on
~ 9Th VI November last
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General Intellig spce.
lsy Mad 10 "a. Sss York su.. ]

Tax frs: Postal car on the Ere railway left Jer-
nv CT, for Duukirk, last evening.
Tarks rumors In circulation thst The forces Of
suaftt ave schievel grel: victory over tne lu.-
ports'ist troops IN Southern Mexico, AMI have cap
lurrd an important city, 1heso rumors have tho
.DuntonAuo3 Of the Mexican mister Al W sshiugton
GOV. LEvIs, u Wisconsin. has issue'l proclaim
Aion warning the people against countonAnr iuy
any outbreak, which there are some fears may fave
plsre In connection with sale OF farm lands mort
gnred in ali Of railroads, advertised ~ take place
81 Berlin, Feb. /.
IL IN sail that the President aud NJ. Cow ard have
sgreci upon general exchange 1fprrouer-, which
~ll iortl wish sle pse. Il has also been de-. ded
shat hereafter rob'l .ucrr.las she may 4ptured
hal not Ne exchanged hut held 10 'sluers VI n
,Le end VI the war.
rHE highest r'ice- ever paid ~ Albany for tcr .cs
WAS paid lsst week, the poorest cuunA udiug 4 "
Sc, AAd tue best extra Hal. The suisDG ou Sew
NJrs account wa1 sN'rl, ana the hrht receipts,
2,NN hsHt, cnrJlrt growers TO sntain tYer view =,
sud the market cIoscd drm with nearly oil sold.
Tug Mayor Of s,yannsh. in a le,lor 10 Sue ERrru
LiCAS Of thai cty, "a 4 noNlulgeA GA buhai o. 81,
,lt4e-s, u reac 1T Of tho supplies sent iron tl'
North TIE l'ic dsa,'rou iire renders he supple.
exceedingly vpportuAe IN. distribution o. g.,
suppars W ,ho bal -An.sLed people Is graphically
descr bed by lie Savannah papers.
In tho n. SAFE srnNto Oh Saturday a bill va
noticcd 10 ratiiy Ne amendment 10 the Constitute I
OF the Un'tei stA.en, prohibiting slavery, The Ill
70 prevent encioAf lueh1H upon IN" hAfbor 81 New
YORK, and To provide ior con pletiuy tho Batter
~ ens on, was advanced to thri reading In u
Assembly bill, we're reportVI A. ioloSs; To inc, 7
porto lie ' 4 age v. t.r Cumpsay VI Klngs an,
Z Ieeus Counties 70 amend lie charter VI IN
Rrooklyn Mercantile Library Association. Tue fol
lowing were intulucod; Inc rporatiul the CenIrs
Railroad Company oil New York RolHrvs to IN
Courts OF SPECIAL Sassious VI the Peace IN New Yor
To- incorporate the National luiou Life lnsu Nuc
Company VI Nen York 10 rat fy tho Anendtueu
oi tie Ounsu,uUon prohibiting slavery.
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TnE WAsurSoroS STREET CATAsTRoPHB.
The Van Buren, family, who were all nearly suf-
focsted on Friday last, are recovering. In tho
opinion Of the physicians attending upon them, all
viii get well. An inques, will be held spon the
body Of the infant which was found dead, to-day
pEArHs.-Th. total number Of deaths In
Brcoslyn las, veok were $50 Among the princi-
~, fatal diseases were Scarlet fever, IL; dip,he-
ria. 3. smsll-yoS, :; suicide, 3. Under one year
~ asr. ~
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BOARD AND MOONS.

A NICELY FURNISHED ATTIC ROOM
~ with ire sud furnished hall room " let 10 re.
pectEhe pa uo.. Enquire ~ Renwick Of, near Can
81 a.. VI
A LBlON HOTEl-ROOMS TO LET TO
gentlemen by the day OF week, With or without
board, cor, Nr~ BoSory and New Chamber st Meals
auy time du iu1 the day 3s4
A RESpECTAELE GIRL CAN BE ACCOM-
molated Win beard At 10 Perry ct, near beecksr
a. seen Tor DAYS. II
HOTEL GARNI, 1885 FAST 18th ST,
= DOOR from 81 ave. Furnished bedrooms for res
poCiabe WechHnios each separate room from ~ rs
to 81 10 Pc week houh'e bedrooms - per seek as
IO LLT-A NICE FURNISHED ROOM And
"a "a hedrooi1 for one OF two persons. Apply a, ZOE
sth ave, ~
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FEE DErlRrxpxr.-TbsB Board Of Fire Com

FEE DErARrsvSr.-Tbs Board Of Fire Com
missioner have passod resolution not to appoint
anv yer-cn . member until the bill in relation 70 .
paid Fro Department, now before the legislature,
stall nave teen disposed Of ard direct The Chiei En-
ginecr to receive NO more applications until further
nottc'
Az lection for nine ASS slant Engineers lone for
e,ch dsricD viii take place this evening st FIRE.
rnsn'. Hall The ncccssary blanks can he obtained
at tie etcc 4 The Assistant Engineer any time dur
ins the .'f. hnd Comm ssiouet cf Deeds will lie
al the ball during the election.
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INSTRUCTION.

AT PAINE'S, GO BOwERY, n. Y, AND
"a 1913 Fulton a. brooklyn. BooEkespi ng, xri,ing,
arithmetic SPELLING &C. taught SO 10 SYO per quar-
ter. Ladies' receive ~ writing lessons ~ at 81 Bow
cry, and 2sJ Fulton st, Brooklyn. 2I5
RANJO INSTRUCTlOE-BY OUR NEW
- aud easy method which ue guarantee w explain
In ten minutes, Of rheh the pupil can play perfect
tune the irst Iosssa. DOBsOk BkUTHERs, sol
BIuAiway. 3X
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MEDICINES.

CURE YOUR COUGH-USE CAMPBELLS
" SYRUP lar and Wild Cherry sure cure ,er
coughs, colds sore throat, or dptherA Only 70 and
store, col eth ave. and ssth e. CHALNEk's drug
store oor Hudson and Hammond ~. SHEDDEk
MINES 2lT Fulton It, 9's
nR. BONE, liz WEST 18TH ST-DIS-
- eAses Of the heart unss, liver, kidneys liberated
threats scroiulA old ulcers tuinors, every form Of
skin dsssss, constitutional shTonie Ahsltsa q every
ohsractsT, Hour W I
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FIJRS.

A TTENTioN,. LADIES-THE OLD "a
"A tabiished \. Y, fur AAnufaeturip, Co Ia Cbs,.
ham ~ oppSits Crooks White Msrb, q Iio,.i = III
ing single seu a, their factory whole sse WIS. IN
early and eet choice and great rgsin All. a. "a
squirrels Fitch Martin aId Mink 49, ssi,, ~ a..
lSS, A as ana Iepairins 70 III. lalss, styies,
S{shin.s moths, Lock NJ ,hs ,AaSmstS q. TIT2
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Too Late for Classification.
rEATkgs,

rrNNE-on Sunday, Fet. s. Patrick Dunno, Ased
g s.s--
~ .t. ,',he 'srni,v are respectfully invited 10
a. s'i -- 81 nom his late fesidence 4Sth At.
tt . s'r, "a luesaay afternoon, 9Th inst al
9 -ac't. Isl
\ ltW lorNG MEN CAN BE ACCOM-
-''-a... a..- ioard. lerms - per week Me-
,,,"cs ,.-..--,1 App, 1t SO Eldridse ct. 3ss
Az OPERATOR WANTED ON WHEELER
u W .,s,- ',siur machine, to cloth hat
"'s'a 49, - siris TO tnish. Inquire At No.
-, -. trg ..'.. $40
InR >AlF-A GRAY HORSE, l6 HANDS
.ith. sr-ni sai kind, ~ for any hind Of work
U 70 - u h1t-on ~. Prookvn, until sold. 800
TIL FATHER MATHEW T. A. u. SOCI-
L q % oi Ne~ Ioft and IS ooklyn The delegates to
tie ife Convention are requeeied 10 uIeet 1t 1873
Rover, hi. MONDAY evening, At y O'Clock. BY
Der o fhe Convention. EpN. BLOWN, Chairman.
la NCELpI NJ kfHl, So. 39l
TO BAKERS-FOR SALE CHEAP, TTEN-
i sils Of all descriptions for carrying the husi
ne.s Apply NJ lei Grand st. WilliAmsbuIgh Long
Island. $50
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MARINE NEWS.
ARRIVED

ARRIVED
srFAparInS- city Of Port au Prince, returned,
having col dr-i with plo, boat Fsvo-'N Relief, Nor
folk "a kcr. Fort koyul via 70 ross Mon %,
Saxon, NFiol; hrnsington, Port oys Costa Rica,
Aspinvsli lr,je Wind, Purt ) oval Bleuheinl,
lY'hr' Cap. feaf River Fulton ~ RjyA, C.,
Tory, Ncvteru.
Ranks I,stel. Rueuo. Avrc.: Glenv col. Nata-
no'As N"phyrina. BERMUDA Bolivia. A'p AVAIL
HRlGe-lAdv Of tho Lske, GuAysguiL Ri I'M
Hsths G. ardenN Sslinua Psra Althea knta l.
RAJ Fashion, Cicnfuesos; IA Thsokrsy, kiraeo~. &.
eCHOOSERs-S = Nelson, Corvallis Nelms
Neu'itAS X \ AtSooi. Boston for T.njier.
BELOw-BIk Fila Virginia from Bus noe Ayrss.
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DENElSTRY ".

A MOST WONDERFUL DISCOVERY
hroe'h extracted ithout pain, or no charse Reon-
tiu teeth 'nrartei, 81 each Teeth iied si'h csIe-
ttHtd Lone tluf. Al operations warranted i
way. 90
I3EAuTlfUL AND USEFUL-TRETH ON
1sNt, OF 500, Il 10 SO each tooth; ubter full se,A
VIZ " -, Teeth sI'rncted without pain. or Allied
rn.IenT r ~ Dr. Ii. NlLI.EKS aS Bosery, opposite
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GENERAL BUSINESS.

IRON TOTO I0x CENTS PAID FOR OLD
Il ikots Newspapers and Pamphlets. by y, Il.
WALKER, ~ spruce u. 34
MOUNT VERNON TAXES-CAUTION-
ul JOHN &. RANKIN, the only authorized collect
or Of Mount Vernon and school District No 4, re-
ceives, Monday, 9Th, At smiths CRATE store, 2ls
GRAND st. owners paying any other person do 80 1t
Their own rick.
MOUNT VERNON TAXES-TAXES Mount
l'h vernon, Wcst and Central, DO. Wakefield,
nhlnstonv lie, &c. Taxes may be paid on Monday
Feb. OH At t.rsnd and Elizabeth stIeen- up stain
tniowh JOHN :. lOHukE- General Collector, Y.
MILLER, School Collector. IA
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HORSES. CARRIAGES Ae.

LNOR SALE-A NEW ONE-HORSE TRUCK,
L ct 80 Ridse st. n. wEIhAR. HO
FOR SALE-A PONY BUILT HORSE, Just
l. from the country, lBN hands klsk, bet s and
year. old, vsrranted sound and kind, sNlAbls for cart
or truck. Inquire 1873 Earick vt. "
EOR SALE-A GOOD TEAM OF BAY
L heres, warranted sound and hind all harne, =
separate together, suitable Tor any busnee Also
close coach and harness. Inquire for days ~ JOS
LphGlpDIs'S in 4Ed at, bet. iOth aud 18th sVs.lSs
LOR SALE--6 HORSES AND Z TRUCKS.
L Inquire st 1853 and 1871 Wet yTth st. So
EOR SALE-A HANDSOME SORREL Mare,
Il coming yesp old, lial hands hisb, sound aud
kind In all hnness 1T for both butcher doctor. 10
be seen at 1856 West Ath e. In hiAekSniths shop. in
the ear lbs
EOR SALE-A BLACK MARE, Is HANDS
l. hgh, YEAR, old price SO suitable for express
family use. Also WAGON and harness. Price ESQ.
Sol for want Of use. Inquire Al - Christopher 81
until sold. iSo