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AN ORDINANCE LEVYING TAXES FOR
THE MUNICIPAL YEAR 1866.

BE it Ordained Jy the City Council of tie
City of Rock Island
SECTION |. That taxes for the municipal year
eighteen hundred and sixty-six amounting in the
whole TO thirteen mills on the dollar be and the
same are hereby levied and assessed upon the
real and personal estate within the city of Rock
Island according to the assessed value thereof
for the year aforesaid for the several purposes
hereinafter specified to-wit
-Four mills on the dollar to defray the contin-
gent and other expenses of the city not otherwise
especially provided for
-Four mills on the dollar for the purpose of
| 'epairng streets and highways, constructing nd
repairing cross walks and other purposes of gen.
| eral city improvements.
| Two and one half mills on the dollar to meet
| the interest accrung the debts of the city.
| Two and ne-half mills on the dollar for the
erection of city hospital or other like improve
| ment.
SRc, 2. BE il further Ordained, That tax OF
| three mills on the dollar be and the same is
| hereby levied and assessed upon the real and
personal estate in the lamp district of the city
| according to the assessed value thereof for the
municipal year aforesaid, to defray one-half o
the expenses of erecting and furnishing lamp
posts and lamps and lighting the streets saic
district
Sac. g. The city clerk Is hereby directed Il
issue a warrant in due form for the collection o
taxes hereby levied, in conformity with the Law
in such cases made and provided.
Passed July llth, 1866.
- Attest, C. f. DODGE,
/ Approved. City Clerk
t. ( c. TRUEsDALE,
Mayo,
jyl2d4t.
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Booslioklng radicals in congress vie With
each other VINO shall help in feeble old Stew
ems 10 his seat One offers an arm, another
takes his hat, third holds up his coat-tail,
and old Thad. the stage father, says, "Bless
ye, my children bless ye"
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Amonument, as big as the grand pyramid,
might be built of the teeth that have been
ruined by neglect, Shall this still 90 on in
face of the great fact that Sozodont is GER
tain preventative of dental decay
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There are some extraordinary fast bucks"
at Saratoga this season. Boston Post.
Indeed Well, there are several extraor-
dinary pretty ''Iittle dears" at Newport
| No,o,0 er.cirl P,iIIeyin
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CARD.

yHHE Rock Island Brass and String Band,
| under the direction OF Prot =. Rlemanu, Is
now prepared TO furnish music for Balls, Parties
Excursions, Pic Mics, &c, and would respectfully
solicit a share of public patronage.
Orders lett at Devoe CramPton's or the Her
mann House will meet with prompt attention.
F. REMAIN, Leader.
Residenee-Corner of Otter and Orleans Stress
N b. Prot. R,emann Is prepared to give les
sons on the Violin, Guitar, and all wind instru
ments.
Music carefully arranged for Bands
Terms Reasonable. july9dwtf.
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Paterfamllias made his daughter very an
cry by suggesting that they move into the
back attic and shut of The water and gas in
stead of going to SHratoga-that 1t would be
quite as we'll"
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i rencontre recently took place in Charles
ton, Miss, between X f. Lee and Capt. j.
T. Smith, which resulted fatally TO both par
ties. Cause of quarrel-unimportant gossip
Of school girls.
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As a further inducement TO our agents and
friends to act euergetically and promptly we ofter
a premium of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS,
irrespective of all commissions, to our most sue
ees,f,l agent. And, TO the getter up of The laIg
est priyats club, a premium Of TWENTf-FIpE
DOLLARS.
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RrrrREscEs-Robert C. Kirk, Ohio. Henry S.
8, ntord. Conn. Ex-Goy. Randall, Wis. James 8.
Pike, Maine. p. G. Van Winkle, West virginia.
G. IL williams, Oregon. Gen. H. J. kliPatrick,
Nj. A.P. Hovey, Ind. l.. Holinberg, Topeka,
kansas John p. Hamlir Buffalo, N. Y. DR.. II.
Borrette, Nevada City. c. F. Abiet, Idaho; and
any Of the prominent business men IN Chicago,
of our acquaintance. Jyi2dtd
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! Nolen 4 Co.. wilmmgtoA, Delaware.

WANTED-General Agents Tor Cities, TOWN.
and Districts, who can appoint good, active sub
agents, also, local agents in small towns sene
references with application.
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GENERAL AGENTS.

GENERAL AGENTS.
c. Thacher, publisher, etc., l3 Court street,
Boston, Mass.
Berpard * Butler, 80 Wet Fourth ST.. Cincin-
natl OHIO.
Burk & Bar,h, Booksellers, Union r. r. Depot,
Indianspoiis, Ind.
Fisher Il Bros, Music Store, III Main street,
( Nolen q Co., WilmngteA, Delaware.
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Steamboat
."s.r.s.a AND.
LAND ENGINES
OF,ALL SIZES.

Flour, Sugar and Saw Mill Machinery, House
Castings and Iron Railing, Lard Kettles, Bells
and Brass Castings. Boring apparatus forged and
finished for boring Artesian wells OF any kind,
made of the best material-made to order.
Farmers who will be in want of Cane Mills this
year, would do well to give their orders soon, In
order to have their mill in proper time. 81
have large mill patternss that can be only
made to order:
Any one in want OF heavy castings for any pur.
pose, would do well to give me a call, before 60
ing to distancs-to get what can be made At
home Just as we'll, and with much less expense.
Repairing done short notice.
WIN. H. THOMPSON.
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SandS'S Ale.

THE undersigned has taken the agency tol
the sale of rhe celebrated Sands's Ale, and
offer. it in barrels, half barrels, and quarter bar
rels, at Chicago prices, adding freight.
stock and Cream Ale on drsught, at all times
II. L. WEST,
Vests Saloon,
leland City Hotel
Rodk leland, July 2, dwtt.
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go-gays Adrertissmsals.
SIDEWALK NOTICE.
CRY CL.RK's Orrrcr.l
Rock Island, July 10. I,66

Rock Island, July 70, 1866.
DUBLIC notice il hereby given that the
i city council of said city, en- the lth day of
July, A ID. 1866, passed an order for sidewahs, N
follows: "Ordered, that sidewalks of the tI-d
class be const-ucted on the north side OF Illinois
street, from Ontario street TO Main street; ais o
from Rock River street to Toledo street, on the
west side OF Elk street, also, the south side of
Pleasant street, from Otter street TO Elk street,
on or before the first day Of October, A d. 1866 -
Now, unless the anne shall be constructed BY
the owners or holdersof the lots or parts OF lofs
IN front of and adjacent to such sidewalks, in the
manner and within the time above required, they
VIII be built by the supervision of streets, and
the expenses assessed on the holders of the lots
or parts Of lots chargeable Herewith.
Jyl2dlOd. C. +. DODGE, City Clerk.
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FOR SALE.
GROCERY STORE FOR SALE.

ONE-HALF interest, or the whoie, Oh
" good Grocery Store in Eoek lsiaho, hasns
fine run of custom. in good location, Is oass
for sale. 1t is offered fo' sale 10, Ie ,sa ;.s ~
business. For fa,tber Information, inquire at the
49,. of,.. july5dwtf.
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In every case, send the name ot each subscriber
aud their post oth0e address, with town, county,
and .tste in full. Money BY draft. post Office or
5er express, or in registered letters, may be sent
a. our risk Address all communication to
BRYAN, ROsBROOk & Co.
100 Madison ST., Chicago, Ill. p %. Drawer 5s27.
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july5dlot.
SOLD OUT.

THE subscriber has sold his tobacco and
/ cigar store, stock, fixtures and business TO
Mr.. C. P. Hengstlef, who will carry on the busl-
ness al the old stand
All persons indebted are requested TO call, At
the old stand, aad settle NJ. SCHLEGEL.
julyl0dtf.
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AHfor$ $lEach
xs-For further particulars send for Circulars.

special Terms. or Club Rates.
Any pefson procuring club OF hve or more
name. for tickets, and forwarding us the money
,or the same, Will be allowed the following com
MISSION VIZ: We will send
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New YoaK, July l3.-The morning papers cor
tain the followlng special dispatches from Washing
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-01-12
The French Press and the PresI-
ada A. r,.Y DENTS Message. 'V

Il D
The press .ot France has received the
Message of President Johuson In quite as
| friendly way as it was received by the
press OF England; and the Presidents treat
ment of the Franco Mexican question Is
discussed In as c0nciliatory spirit in Paris
as his treatment Of the Anglo American
question was discussed in England! o Not
merely biberal Journals, like The Debdts,
recognize the Justice Of the Presidents DO
sition, but Paris journals in general make
the same recognition, as tar as they may,
considering the censorship. The DebGts
-sayslthat the message discusses the affairs
of the day with a precision and ,clearness
Iseldom found in similar documents emanat-
ing from European Government Is, and ar
CUES that President Johnsonls interpreta-
.tion OF the Monroe Doctrine has nothing,
in itself, OF a. nature calculated 10 change
the good relations Of France with the Unit
ed States.g The Steele says that the modern
ti0n of the United States in always refrain
ing from any interference in theaffairs of
Europe gives us the right to demand from
other countries asimilar course toward our
selves; and that PresidentJbhnson's Monroe
TDOctrineis summed up In One single, very
just and very Legitimate principle--Ron-in-
terventi0ns The EpoQae says that President
9Johnson's words are not those of q man
who wishes tOsatisfy rancorous feelings,
and to win an easy popularity by flatter-
ing the evil instincts of national vanity;
but the message is the 'grave, reserved
language of the authorized representative
of people averse to making any rash en-
gagement while resolved la no case to suffer
any compromise Of adllberty. so noblv
gained land so dearly preserved, and 70
which the citizsnsoW heir happiness aud
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-01-12
A Visia to Chants

In the London Orchestrd we find this ae-
count of visit to the giants Chang aud
Anak, who are exhibiting themselves in
Birmingham The writer went through
the processes s'ehin-chinning:'' . err
''The process of chin-chinning is easily
performed. You shake hands with yo6f-
self at the level of your own nose, and
then work an imaginary pump, ,uttering
the words Chin, chini blandly. After that
you look happy. Chang is p mountainous
poet with good face. could fancy him
a sort Of celestial Tennyson, who could
write the Idyls of the Emperor If he liked.
He is very fond of shaking hands with his
audience, who don't like 1t, but are afraid
he will hit them II they objec5, and a blow
from Chang's fist would be equivalent to
conclusion with steam engine. Mrs.
Chang Is q nice lady, with homeopathic
feet. / wanted to know how she kissed
her husband, and Chang Informed me It
was his practice to sit down on the hearth
rug and let his wife stand on q chair. by
which process the marital embrace was
performed. She only kisses him once q
week--OnA Sunday. .H0rning--Owing to the
difficulties In the way. On week daysthey
merely chin-chin each other. Chung, the
dwarf, although small man is a great card.
He is frightfully muscular, and chops at
chop on the wall. lie is first-chop In most
things-especially fighting. / should not
like TO meet him in battle, as he migt hurt
ones shins before being discovered. II aaJ
"Atter entertaining myself with Chang
and his friends, l went to see Anak, then
exhibiting under the tutelage Of Professor
Anderson. lie is also big man. though
not so we'll made as Chang, and, fancy,
padded. He was dressed in acurlous an
cient garment of necromantic shape, so
that Anak, when dressed, may be said to be
an Anak-ronism. He talks French, and Is
much pestered by middle aged ladies who
have been to Paris, and wish to prove it.
1t is always middle aged and old ladies who
make themselves ridiculous, and often
wonder whether the dear girls of the pres
ent time will turn silly when they get old.
There were so many elderly ladies talking
bad French to Anak, and calling him
"Mossyen," that felt disgusted and left,
first recommending Professor Anderson to
send little Tom Dot home to bed, for he is a
stunted baby who is fast killing himself by
late hours and precocity. hate phe-
nomena-especially under six years of age !;
and Tom Dot has nothing in him but ex-
treme smaliness and cheekiness.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-01-12
NUMBER l67... |.

their power" The ConStttuttonnel cOrrects
certain misapprehension circulated In
France as to that part of the Presidents
so In a friendly though cautious manner.
The Pays remarks that the part played by
France In Mexico has been bue temporary,
and Is not of a nature which need conflict
with the principles enuDciated by Presi-
dent johnson; further adding that '"no one
believes that France wishes either the con-
questor the prolonged occupation Of Mex
leo; that the task of France i'll cease as
soon as 1t can leave behind a work accom-
plished and interests guaranteed" Con-
sidering the position OF tie press in Paris.
there is peculiar interest attached to these
its utterances.--New York Times .,o,,.,
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NOtiOns Of Ihe Inua-e.

The vagaries of the insane are sometimes
amusing to witness; and not unfrequently
there is method in their madness that
would not be amiss in those who are on the
outside of lunatic asylums. Many years
ago, In Philadelphia, patient in the insane
asylum of that city tanced himself to be
the Redeemer of the world; and his talk
and actions were always in keeping with
the character save that he exacted a rigid
Difference to his person and his divinely-
derived power. But one day, another
patient arrived, whose idiosync rasy it was
that he was the Supreme Being. A little
while after his entrance into the institu-
ton, he went into one of the halls, and was
passing the imagined representative OF the
Son, who, not liking his bearing, reminded
him who he was. '7
"Yes, you are the Son, but know, from
this time henceforth, that you have seen
the Father, and must obey him?n i' u
"And strange enough, "said the keeper Of
the institution to the friend who gives us
the particulars, ''frOm that day forward all
power was given unto the latter; and at
length the fancied Sons fair-drawn vision
melted away, and he left the establishment
a perfectly sane man."1GuJ {sL la niy'I
Some twelve or fifteen years ago there
was In the lunatic asylum at. Worcester,
Mass a kind of crazy Davy Crockett, who
fancied that he could do anything that
could be done, and little more. One day,
good many visitors were walking very
slowly through the halls, examing them,
and occasionally saying a word or two to
the patients. After very courteous re-
ception of gentleman who mentioned that
he had come from South Carolina, the crazy
man interrupted him abruptly with
"Haye you felt any Of my cart q lakes
"No," replied one Of the visitors, I'VE
have had nothing Of the kind where |
live" ~, ..rr...,''., .......
~ thought SOL I knew itr' replied the
patient. frowning- Il have an enemy.
lcel 1lceI Why,I ordered one Of my very
best earthquakes for your part Of the coun-
try. twas to have torn, up the earth, a ID
send the Mississippi into the Gulf OF Mex
ico", Look hereln hecontinued, pointing
to, a crack in the p1astering,. 'sthat is one Of
my earthquakes. !, What do you think Of
that? ], have got more orders for EARTH
quakes than ] can attend to In q year, /
have got four coming on North this after
noon-7and twoin Vermontp', ~, s.,,,,4,,.is
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Testimonial of The most distinguished
Artists TO SteinYYnY & sons.

NEW YORK, DECEMBER I7'1-
The Pianofortes, Grand, Square and Up
right, manufactured by Nessrs- SteinwAy .
Sons, have established for themselves -
sibie for US TO add anything to their just iaIs.
Having thoroughly tested and tried ~ nj,
instruments personally for years, bOth IN - ~.
lie and private, it becomes our pleasant u t
10 express our candid opinion regarding t.S,
unqueStiOned superiority over any ONE
Piano known to u.s. ,s,,,,,
Among the chief points OF their n ~ LII
excellence are: GredteSt possible ds2tH, Is IT,.
ness and EOlunle Of tone, c9Dlbfned Wv, ,,,sf
JTiLi0ncy, eIe0T7leSs and perez, - III n
tKrouyIOtEt The entire scale, and do0te -, -,
sliTpTLSing duration Of sound, ne pure a''o
1dEhetLe quality of tGlieh IeteT ehe19es Nt-'--'
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This REGULARITY Is found exclusively III III IL
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Tfmm, F. L. Ritter, Geo. W. Moran 5Ll jet
Thomas, Max Maretzel, VIM As @19In Noel
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II MosenthaI Carl WolEohn, a: DAVIS, =
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feb14-3nl
PoLLACK's
NOTION HOUSE

lust OPENED AND FOR SALE FOR
y eign goods mostly of direct importation,
bought at n very low rate for gold.)
1000 doZ. plain and fancy Cotton Hosiery,
comprising gents, ladies' and childr1n's wear.
1000 doZ. gauntletS, gloves, half gauntleA
and mitts, consisting of kid, castor, Isle
thread, silk and SILK worsted, in desirable
coIors.
500 doz Handkerchief new styles in silk,
linen, lawn and cambric-
800 doZ- Neck-tieS, embracing all new de-
signs in fancy, plain and ribbon ties.
100 doZ. Shirt BOsoms, superfne grades IN
linen and marSeilles.
5000 GIace Paper Collars, of Goldsmith s.
Congress, Comps and Evans manufacture.
1900 dOz. ]. & p. Coats and Stuart's genuine
machine sewing cottons.
500 ms. Stuart linen thread.
30 Ms. Italian sewing silk in skeins and or
spools.
n full stock OF pins, hooks and eyes, cOInts,
brushes perfumeTy, soaps, pocket books,
beads thinibles needles, fans, rubber goods,
stationery, window blinds, school books,
states, hair nets, embroideries, silk cord and
taSsels, velvet ribbons, full line Of tahetas
ribbons, bonnet ribbons, skirt braids, coat
bindings, rulings, crochet brnids, coat but
tons, hoop skirts, balmorals, vest buttons
French corsets, fancy dress buttons, and a
large variety OF superior suspenders, 10
which the attention of close buyers Is re-
imr6 AUGUSTUS POLLACK.
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Root, Root! RootI Read! Read

RooTi5 PESTACHIHE preserves the life OF the
Ia three weeks-prevepts the hair from fall
ing-iS the best article for dressing the hair
eyer found in tie InaFkat-Wlll surely remove
dandrufrand cure all disease OF the scalp.
Is delightfully."- perfumed. cures badness, and
will not stain the skin. We tell the story
perfect
No other preparation for the hair contains
Pestachio Nut OIL Sold by all Druggists.
ORRIN SKINNER * CO, Sole Proprietors,
Springfield, Mass.
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ale,r Adrertisements.

.JTEEP YOUR PREMISES FREE FROM
IN foul Odors and impure atmosphere by
using The American Debdoriser and Disin-
fectant! For Sick Rooms, Hotels, Steamboats,,
Hospitals. Privies, Drains, &c, 1t IS the most
convenient, clearly and speedy Disinfectant
in use. Price Fifty Cents per package a
liberal discount TO the trade.
For sale by MCCABE KRAFT q CO.,
and REED, KRAFT & co.
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THE ENGLISH INCOME TAx.-In Eng
land the income tax is siNpence upon
every pound, about two and one-hali
per cent. During the fiscal year just
ended. the aggregate incomes upon
which taxes were collected We're 81 ,652,-
sos, 645, and the amount of tax was
81, 3l9, 400. 1t 7'' q -
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OLD HOME BITTERs

UuTca DysPtIl5IlF y IIIIO0'1 P1-lI1'
Cures Nausea.
OLD HOME BTTTERS
Regulates and Tones the Stomach.
1t Relieves Headache.
1t Gives an Appetite.
1t Strengthens the Weak.
1t Cures Acidlty OF the Stomach.
Try it and you will be pleased.
Try it and and have health ngain.
Try 1t and you will not regret it.
OLD HOME BITTERS
are elegantly and scientifically compounded,
and does what we say. We can give the evil
dence OF many persons residing in this city as
TO the merits claimed for them.
For sale by I.AUGHLINS & BUSHFIELD,
Main street, and by c. H. ODBERl, end OF
Stone Bridge. matS
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Asthma PRper---a sure relieffor Asthma.
For sale by EDMUND BOOKING, No. Odd
Fellows Hall. mrs
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-, - lotto, ,,os,ori.y and
"',a - IN invcStment
49, -, =, ~ 90 ,I,;o,, ta, acc,nnIntad
w. az, 49, .sS;.s,r 40, t,,nd ,vtthin como
~ IT, ,1on.Is mo Loard T,.Jo
acknowledgements mon, Zinc Inst fall
n = nm nver sir ,honsand dollars
,Ths fnnS inns accnnriating comes
r-om Gnes N, fsitnras- and other sources
onnrnsrotetl in tho Consultation. and is
10 he = nernctnaI reserve school fund
for The benefit of the entire state. The
,,rinci,ol q 10 he invested in United
state bonds and the interest distributed
,,rnnaIIv 9Th The other distributiye
school Tunds. The board consists of
ths Goverpor. Auditor sof state. SUPER
;nt,nds,,t ~ schools md Secret,rv. of
So
D. yvh;,ao~nrossos tho belier that
tho srce sei,noIs Of the state are nobly
'-..,,,.i..., "a ,,,',
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Appolntmen. OF At.orney oeneral.

Governor Foreman yesterday APP
pointed Edwin Maxwell, Esq, of
Clarksburg, Attorney General, to fill
the vacancy existing in that Office.
q Mr.. Maxwell has been in the State
Senate since the organization of the
State, and most if not all the time chair
man of its most important (the Judici-
ary) committee. He is thereforeso well
known to the people of the State that
he needs no introduction at our hands.
He is a good lawyer, thoroughly loyal,
of irreproachable character in private
life, deseryedly popular and merits a
recognition of his important but unos-
tentutious labors in shaping the lesis-
lation OF u. State during the past three
years. We doubt not that he will fill
tho new position to which he is called,
with credit TO himself and advantage
TO the Stale.
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CAUGHT BY THE SUBSCRIBER ON
u Friday the sd inst, ut MoundSville, w.
Va, n Flat Boat, which seems to have been
used as n lumber boat, and is in good ORDER
The owner is requested TO come forward,
prove property, pay charges and take her
away. fInr27-2t7l DAVID COOPER.
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II. u. II. p.
Has the advantage over all others in the
mnrket, that 1T is cheapera and willnot loose
its strength by age. For sale everywhere.
Manufactured only by
EDMUND BOOKING.
No. Odd Fellows Hall.
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Rockigs's Furniture PoIisi---can be
used on the finest piece of furniture, and will
save the labor OF washing your furniture
fInst. mr23