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ened, falling hair checked, and bald
ness often. though not always, .emtds
by its usa Nothing cam restoss tie
hair where the follicles are DESTROYED,
or the glands atrophied and decayed
But such as remain can Be saved f6r
usefulness by this application. Insteed
Of fouling the hair with pasty se6-
ment, it vii keep it clean and vigorous:
Its occasional use viii prevent the hair
from turning gray or falling Of, and
consequently prevent badness. n FRYE
from those deleterions substances which
make some preparations danger Il IA
injurious to the hair, the vigor ssda
only benefit but not harm it. i waptsd
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Wanted

1000 Bushels Of Flax Sssd,
1000 Bushels o. Timothy Seed.
For which ! Win pay the highest
marketprios 9, "a DERBY, 4
(SQp6sssor TO Derby 4 Bowaish.
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RIaHr.-A petition il being circu-
lated, calling on tho Township Trus-
tees to submit proposition to the
voters ofth,s township to aid the St.
Z. 4 G. R. r. Co., to the extent of
three per cent on the taxable proper
~ rs authorized by law Of the last
legislature.
This Is eminently eight, and pro-
per. Everybody comedies that the
immediate completion of the road, is
indispensable to the permanent
growth, and greatness Of our city,
and to the increase in the value Of
our farming lands in this immediate
vicinity, and along the route Of the
road. i Therefore everybody should
contribute to this pralsworthy object
in proportion to their property,
and the consequent benefits to be de-
rived.
A tax strikes the resident and nom
resident, the liberal and ilIiberaI, the
public spirit and old fogy alike, and
is the only fair and equitable way to
raise the money.
Let us have the vote and the tax at
once.
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Iowa's Distinguished Senator,
TABOR 1 BLAKEs' HALL
Tharsday svsslns, Aug. ~, 1868.
/. RALLY !. !. ! !! RALLY ! !!

THOMAS HATS has done Us proud
BY dspositing On orr table = splendid
Musk Melon.
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OBITUARY.


he sowed to wheat, in the fall of 81
from which he roaped q fair harvest,
which rejoicel and gladdened the
hearts of Mr.. C. and his little family.
For at this time the question was not
what the people have of the COM
forts oflife, but what could they get.
At this date, let it be remem bered,
that Mr. G. was one who led the ad.
vanced guard Of settlement Of the
Des Moines Valley. Mr.. G. continued
on this claim till the spring of '39, at
which time he sold out, and removed
to and located on what was thcn
known as the Keokuk Prairie, now
Iowaville. When Mr.. G. removed from
Van Buren, county, his family consis-
ted Of Melissa his eldest child and
only daughter, s. T., who now re-.
aides in Eddyville, Wapello Co., and
Fl. G. who is now . resident of Little
Rock, Ark, B. F. the second son hay
ing returned to Va, in the spring Of
'39, and is now and has since
that timeresided in the city OF Wheel
ing.
The privations and hardships 70
which nearly all the FIRST settlers were
subjected to arc patent to all who
had to undergo them. Thus you see
Mrs. 2. had at this time charge Of the
household affairs of her fathers fam
lily, and in consequences of the hard~
ships and exposure to which she was
necessarily exposed, her health ba>
Came impaired from which she never
recovered.
Mr.. G. being one Of the first set
tiers in the Valley and having the
advanced post, he necessarily formed
. very EXTENDED acquaintance, and he
being Of the old Va. etamp all who
passed his way or called at his cabin
had to share his hospitality, as he was
generous and fair to a fault, his great
est enjoyment was the entertainment
Of his friends and acquaintance, as
he was often heard to say he lived to
enjoy the company Of his friends.
The consequence was, there was
too much labor imposed upon Melissa
at that time, as she was OF rather del
icate constitution. This, however,
Mr.. G. did not discover until it was
too late, for no man cherished and
| prided more in his children than Mr..
C.
Time rolled on and in the summer
Of 1912 Mrs. P. become acquainted
with and married Jno. Humphreys.
In the spring of '43. Mr.. 81. selected
the claim to which he removed his
family, and on which he continued TO
reside to the day Of his death some
IL years since. Twoor three years
after the loss of her husband Mrs. IL.
became acquainted with and married
Mr.. VIM. Purnell, who pow survives
her. After their marriage Sir. p.
removed with his family to Central
His, where they resided some two
1
years. After which they removed
back to the old homestead where Mrs.
P. had located in 43 with her first
husband.
Mrs. 2. was lady Of very gener-
Ions impulse. She like her father en-
joyed the company and society Of her
relatives and friends to an exceeding
degree. While she was never blessed
with any creator amount of this
worlds goods, yet what she had
she delighted to share with her
friends. Had she been possessed Of a
good portion Of the wealth of this
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You and eaoh OF Won ars

You and each OF you are hereby
notified that there is now on file in tho
btiica ofthe County Court of Wspellos Co.,
W. Wood, and Q. c. Whitcomb, asking for
the admeasurment ef dover 70 Mary
Wood as widow of .Dohson Wood rdeoeas-
ed, in ceFtain lands therein described and
that unless You appear and show cause
why said dover should not he set of at
the September term or said court, 10 be
begun and held at Ottumwa, in said coun-
ty, the first Monday in September 1858,
! the prayer Of petitioners will be granted
and referees appointed to admeasure
and set off dover rs aforesaid.
|, tf f j, T.. hACkWoRTH,
| iuly30wH. Attorney for Petitioner.
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" & Z < M
sia. This 10 al wrong, and should
ceAse. Plantation Bittsrs the great
Stomachic Pain Killer, cures Dyspep-
sia, Heartburn, Headache, Vertigo,
Dizziness, and all symptoms Of kind
red character, be iflby magic For
Languor. Lassitude, Great Weak
ness and lfsutai D oppression, the have
: most wonderful effect.
MAGNOLIA WATER.-A delightful
toilet articles superior to Cologne,
and at halt the price.
= - .----------
DoN'r BE SwfNDLED.- Go to Derby
y Grays, for the highest prioe for
Timothy and Flax seed.
They are paying ~ for the latter,
while unsophisticated individuals
who perhaps never resd the CoURrRR
price current, or Derby 4 Gray's adj
vertisement, Sold it yesterday for
$3.50.
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"HmE's YxR MULE. Dan Abra-
hama wants nifty mules instan.er 1t
big prices.
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For Sale.

WILD Ian DIDO acres of uGirn
proved land lying about l5miies South
West of ottumwa, part Of il WELL TIN
BERED, the remainder can be easily pm
under cultivation. VIII be sold at $500
per acre. Nrmsofpayment easy
Enquire of
F FULTON, MAST 4 WHITE,
s'Saif7 zeal Estate Agents.
! July 10 '6S DIT w4w,
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j a4s,g, b, STATE oF,towA,

WapeIIo tCouptv.
TO Mary Wood, Amos Wood. Win, J.
!, Wood, Winfield d, Wood, Rachael
Whitcon,b, Isaac II. Page, Sarah A f..
Page, John K. Wall and Emeiine f. f.
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AUTHORIZED Capital 03be 100, 90
Capital edpA,tnvssteai Il IldaooO.0o
IIt'dV 'iotiqeo XssFfs aH'o'i aas, d
First Mortease % raai essats Faty4 sfi
lJ wpfth twica the amount for t,,.
which 1t b mort9ase;i. oy.ObO. 90
u. B.fb.2OBbnds s5.5Hff ot bkR. 0sa "a
Real eState, { ompanY,A Once
,BdfAhsl value. e rs.ooa 10
'0tEsr Claims u shsbompany aeNli's II = :
b amply secured aa,s ms i286s53l 40
Cash on hand, In bank and. In
hands 0fiAEents, idiG aiffgYiy lsA6s. Il
n PERSONAL property qsp,y l,t ssay 4 lo1. lpi
5,sTotaf amount ofassesa lasa s4eS, lpissla
Lpsses adjusted and due. -, - NONE
Moses adjusted and not due, S.456SO
1 NJ unsdjusted,ne s;istsl55MeI 3,a6s be
M in suspense waiting for
yrotsNer proof tRAs'3a ~ 40. DO
cIaiHl aolihIat not Other; legal "A Had 4
-EeS til against the company. 1,776.D0s
1 NftfEAEts
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0TTUlGWA, IOWA.

Insurance policies issued in the most
reliable Life, Accident, and Live Stock
Companies in the United States.
Real Estate bought and sold on COM
mission In Wapello and adjoining coun-
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Y snATRhBNEi oRonHRi
i Winn6she InstlYAi0eiC0
3sl,si liyANuARY lsA 1seF ,,i,,;a

Authorized Capital .iha 1Sb>. b66 4
CApitshpaidedpe Astnvssteai7i fl6osooO.Ql
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LATEST BY TELEGRAPH
MIDNIGl1T REPORT.
FROM CHICAGO.


II. loaicAoo, July Is.
An excurson party Of forty, from Aurora,
arrived in this city this morning, went to
Evanston BY boat and returned this evening
The Chicago l. Great Western Telegraph
Company contracted yesterday for 1000 miles
OF telegraph poles delivery TO commence
next week. aa ush
A shed in the boatyard Of Matthews /
Penefeek, It Bridgeport, near this city, was
struck by lightning during the storm to-day
noon. Charles Painehard, q canal boat cap
tain, and Michael Connell, boy seventeen
years old, were instantly killed. The loss to
property was trifing.
The First Preehyterian Church has offered
ReY. Newman Hall, Of London, to become
IN pastor, house rent free and $l,000a year
In gold.
fhs Rock Island Railroad case is Again in
Coors, Cdae. 81. Berry, of Iowa, having ap
piled for an injunction TO restrain the road
from refusing to transfer upon the Company :
books $1,000 additionAI ShArsS Of stook Az
thorized BY the Disseiom. I3i4
About |, - l06 e. " aatefn made goods
havsalfSidS BSen registered for the exposition
| in this city 90 Angus, 4th, 9th and 9Th.
i q - 3
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FROM NEW YORK.

u NEw YORK, July Is.
Twenty -four deaths BY heat were reported
at the Coroner's office yesterday. This NOR
ming the wind is in the South, and very light,
With indications Of 1nother extremely hot
day.
At the master masons' meeting last even
ing resolutions we're passed to continue 6rm
against the demands Of the bricAlayers 1t
is stated that there are 5000 bricklayers on
strika, bJ whose action 80, 600 other mechan-
les sre k4A esM e employment.s
4 parS 1GH Vd1es steppsd strDa ear %
9eth street on Wednesdsynight, and attempt
ed to set FIRE to the dresses Of the ladies who
we're present, and we're returning from pic
mic. Two policemen appeared, and the ruff,
fans fed.
John Wateshouse, while returning TO his
home thro0kh Foftieth street j Ssterday after
noon, Was knocked down and robbed Of one
thousand dollars. The robber ran through
two or three streets, and jumped into cart
in which were two accompiices, who rapidly
drove Of, md he escaped. 80
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xLth ClNGRRss--Second sessien
WASHINGTON, July l8,

WARRINGTON, July 18.
ssHA3E.
Mr.. Upton introduced bill eranting lands
TO ald y she construction Of . Railroad from
Neo1 s.a eity to ins1ceps the Union Pacific
road. iseferred
A 5tss nsoistion reiustatins Commands
Hs'ght, Of the Navy, to the active list, was
passed. 81.
Mr. Cattefl reported from the Committee
on Finance and reconstructed N indefinite
postponement Of the resolutions of the Con
stitutional Conventions Of Georgia and Mis-
sissippi, asking loans from the Government
The bill for the protection Of the rights Of
naturalized citizens occupied the remainder
q to-day.
The joint resolution reported by Mr.. Ella
The resolution offered BY Mr.. Washburne
was adopted.
Mr. Dawes, from the Committee on Elec
ton. reported . resolution that in the matter
Of the charges of disloyalty against Mr.. An
derson, member elect from Missouri. the
customary oash b taken ss prescribed in the
oct regulating contested elections. Resolu
ton adopted.
Mr.. Dawes reported back the credentials OF
five Republicans elected from Louisiana and
txo Rsp6bIUans from Sooth Caroliua, and
moved the oath be administered them. Re.
port agreed TO.
The sixth Republican was sworn in. Their
names are Is follows: Louisisna-M. vedet,
]. q Sypher, J. p. Newball, James Mann
and w Jasper Blackburn. South Carolina
y. H. Gap and J. B. Wilteuore.
The Speaker presented communication
from the Governor Of South Carolina trans
mitting the joint resolution Of the Legislature
ratifying the l4th amendment. Referred to
Committ1e on Reconstruction
Mr.. Morehead made statement in refer
ence to the tariff bill, and said he would not
call 1t up again this session, but moved that
the tari6 bill be the first business in order
next session.
The House went into Committee Of the
Whole with Mr.. Pomeroy in the chair.
The next amendment was that reported by
the Committee on Way and Means. 1t is =
new section TO follow the section in reference
to the tx on income from bonds an amend
ment to provide for taxing foreign bondhold>
ers provoked a lengthy debate, and was re-
jected, 38 to %.
A rer ort by the Committee on Ways and
Means was then agreed to during the debate
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rrIL,sANEpllY ITEMS.

PHILADELPHIA, July Is.
The gas strikers succeeded il accomplish
ing useir ohjects, tie gas works haiag com
Piled with then demand for increased wages.
Work will be resumed and there will be
enough gas BY evening to light the city. The
citizens arc re e16icing at having escaped a
repetition of such darkness as they experi-
enced last night.
kf8s 49, MolrELlER, VT, July Is.
Thss De noeratic otste Convention nomi
mated H: Il. Heaton and Giles Harrington
electors at large.
MusCATISE, Iowa, July 18
Yesterday was the hottest day of the sea-
son. At g. p. m. the mercury ranged from
1867 to lOo in the shade, and 1922 in the
sun. Several more cases Of sun stroke are
reported in The harvest field NEAR hsre. 1t
eight o'clock to day the mercury stood at 86o
CHICAGO, July 18.
The weather is still warm the mercury at
9lo. There was another delightful shower at
noon to-day
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FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, July l8.
A statement has been published impugning
the loyalty OF Hon. Frederick A. Sawyer,
Senator elect from Sonth Carolina. General
Bennett, who was in command of Charleston
after the sprrendsr Of that city, says that the
statement is wholly desitute Of truth, and
that Mr. Sawyer left the rebels during the
war TO escape conscription, and gave unmiss
taxable evidence Of bis loyal sympathy with
Union men.
Il Nsvs YoxK, Lly IN
Mr.. Hubbard, special messenger from ri
ca with dispatches from Minister Hollis,er
arrived at washington to-day.
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MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS

LACROSSE, Wis, July ls.
Thermometer indicated 1867 in the shade,
In Lacrosse county wheat and other crops
ars looking finely.
Fred. Simons, the Lacrosse walkist, starts
for Chicago tomorrow morning.
Booze, Iowa, July l3.
The weather has been excessively hot and
dry for the last month; it is, however. cloudy
and cool this morning, With strong breeze.
The prospects for crops are good.
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,geIegraph connections

The Great Western Telegraph company Is M.
der contract with the Atlantic and Pheihc lei
egraph Company, who have wires now IN opera
ton from New York to hicago, and are at Torf
pressing the wire construction TO heokuk, tto
which point il will be finished in few ~eeks,l on
its way to California. We occupy the ofhee 81
Chicago with the Atlantic and Paci c, and receive
each Others messages and forwas the sams The
Atlantic and Pacific Company connects IN New
York with All the competing lines shat arc no"
doing husiness at the principal an intervening
points in THIRTEEN ST tfEs. and their hines beng
daily extended The Dominion line Opposition
of Canada i. now being buih TO all the Lake
Hntario and the St Lawrance river rorts, inciud-
ing ogdensburg, New FORK. Southern 6 eimpetlne
lines now going up from Louisville ana 81
Louis to New Orleans, afiording connection foi
the Great Western in that direction In short
the North and South. and the Middle States aIt
at work on competing lines. and il needs but th'
construction of new lines in the States aboy
named TO complete the circle Of the most bus
ness portion Of tine Union.
r SNOW. SECRETARY.
Office, No. 1sl RAadolph-st., Sherman
Block, Chicago.
]. A. DICkERsoN,
Agent for the Company kEOkUk,
junesls-dawamo ArxAA
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AFTERNOON DISPATCHES.
From washin g ton.
Congregational Proc cedfngs.
Riot ii ,ni1susa.s 1,exa..
Fifty or Sixty. PersNnA, Kalle4.
tBl .ais ,slIId1a
The Philadelphia Riot Terminated.
&c 4. HUI
Three White Men Attacked by
r HHA trs'snT. KaEE
GOLD CLOSED IN NEW YORK 14sa.
The Philadelphia Riot Terminated.
Three white Hen Attacked by
i FROM THE SOUTH.
GALvEsroS, Texas, July L

GALVESTON, Texas, July Il.
commepced ct Millican- de Ceuarail Rad
rood. . NJ }dnasdlj ]. Il ri veSl, III u.
re1eoe1 vkh incRasd Ni1or dn 1qee1sy
llAA. s Is&e on the 9vs u 'Aursdsy = sJlkdll
body Of troops arrived and dispersed the riot.
ers, who numbered between three and four
hnudr6s The estrv lugs is between fifty and
sxsy PERSONS fne dfniculty is said to have
arisen from the suspicion that negro mem
Der of the Loyal League had been hupg, but
who hAAsince beeejo(hd.s -
10 Nry ase4ts. Jut ls.s
Extensive preparations are being made
fora Seymour and Blair ratification meeting
to night.
The mssasr1 stood at s60 yesterday, and
has not riseif lbove 900 during the season.
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PROSP nCTUS

This Company is established with view to
cheaper Telegraph eorfesponaenee IN the West,
and aiiIloDate offices at all points where the re-
ceipts will warrant tnir profit TO the Assaeia
tion. 1t is organized under State Laws and the
National Act of Congress. The shares put at .
low sum in order to induce ALT classes to becnmt
stock holders. and thereby insafe its success by
faroring the Company with their bssinsss ana
influence. We desire shareholders to be com
posed Of every business, vocation aud calling
The stock will be apportioned, according to per
uiatpn to the cities and villages in lLbiAols,
WISCONSIN, MINNESOTA, MICHiGAN
IOWA. INDIANA, MISSOURI. KANSAS and
NEHk8eka. We expect every enterprislug mar
/ n these stater i'll second eudeavors. Our
extensive correspondence inthe States named war
rant this hope. The peope are enthusiastic Ion
a competing line and cheaper prices, THnr sHALt
I
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FROM ST. Louis.

Sr. Lorls, July Is.
Gen. Sherman and suite left Leavenworth
this morning for Denver via Kansas Pacific
Railroad.
A dispatch from Omaha says: Brigham
Young agent is here making preparations
for the reception and transportation of several
thousand Mormnns to the end Of the Unipn
Pacific .ai'ee.d and will be forward ed 10
tho Utah sri lein hts. About 1000 are ek-
pected 10 se.cb h-re next week.
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FROM THE FAR WEST.

CHICAGO, July ls.
A Sioux City dispatch says that party Of
Indians on the llth inst attacked three
white men near Nebraska City, killing Geo.
Brown and wounding the other two named
Brown ssy1 Anderson. Three Indisns we're
killed: gMsaesir .hss caused great excite
ment in Dhkota and Northeast Nebraska.
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THE CAPITAL STOCK

II Three Million Of DollarH; divided into shares
Of s25 each When $40 il paid on each share, a
certificate If II ck fer SIS will be issued, and NJ
further ~ sessnents 10 he n,fde, We expect TO BE-
able to pay earned dividends Of interest on the
latter amount as soon a. the lines are conn ieted.
fnstallments from tane - time. for the psymen'
Of the stock subscribed, will be called Tor oy the
Directors. as The erection of the lines progress.
Subscriptions for single share III he received.
The ,at,r. The stock Is distributed the better for
the Company. There is no Individual liability At
a.. ir raid
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Proposals

WILL be received by the undersigned, in
w behalf OF the .ity Il k-ok h, until >atufdsy
morning ,hs 25t of Ju- nj petock the hihng,
era siig rrof.cfipa If the War Street,
i M~in aad the iJe er line Il Ban s. is IN
sal city The 10 he raii or in he Wharf sonGs
isaei by hr City h-arioe .r r-st interest payable
semi-annuslly, eecured by III receipts aud yeuue #
the Wharf. preyi I'D by tffinsnc, The wotk TO b
in accordance with ths il plan and unde. til
diret 81 q the toutmittte
Bes viii be recsyd anf eutertsia"d far any msterl
portons OF sIid w,rk. for TIE iadders J
prep TIE ntracnrs 10 profnra r TeGuis ie mate
riai where fine Il To f ir iut,rst
range with private If inaor ey msy hid nj
with ths tt@t lake tbs terrell rJm
ehanqe ard Bank. between Water aud 2u3 st Il
aud iron yirst anH c3ud Streets. fr m Bank e.
down For IA partiatsrs appy to and address bids 10
eIther Of the undersigned
30 MctfNE, hsyor PRO fem.
u Y sAMpLE
hBW tsB nUMM.
-iy1l toalBittee Of Council.
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AUDITORS OFFICE, low 4,

AUDITORS OFFICE, IOWA
Dcs M5ine. May Is 1853
II h4re'y rti ed thsr a. betn tlcd IN this
ofcs st-tem ~ showing the condition OF the
Continental f7 lnsuraaee Company. located at Hart
ford In the Stae of onneetcut tho Is, day Of j
uary ID l. 6t, in aGeorisns with the prayisors oi an
act Of the General Asser bs of the Iowa, enti
tied .An Act in relation IN Life surance Companies,
approx ed Ma l7th 1852; Tint said statement sh
that sail Com II Possessed ef the requisite cunt
Of capital, and inyes ted as required by law,
Authority il therefore given TO lie above named Com
pany to thsr appropriate business Of IrsnrsLee
in thi Set, 10 roanee with t.e sws thereof unnl
the 81 day of JsBu,ry. one thousand eignt hune
red aud sixty mine.
1t IL further rfed that rr Geo. yingling, OF Da-
venpert has bes duly appointed the agent of said
pany ard that he IL uth9fzed TO act tns,ness
agent in any couoty in the State wn agency
has he n dniy estahli.hed acc rtipg t.,lsw.
In tes timony whereof have hsr-nnto subscribed my
sEAl aud affixed the Seal Of my office the day and
dat above written JOHN ELLIOTT,
Austor OF State.
sAML A. AYRR.
tulS1fIw Dep1ty
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Wall Paper.

Anew stock ol &@s
WALL PAPER AND BORDERS
For sale at reduced psiossby
NshH NV. WBNICOTT
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GRANT AND C0LrAX.

ESOR THE BEST CAMPAIGN MEDALS,
L Pins, 84ages AID ago GRAFT AID CoLgAA
eend tn olhs 81 and reseectsle manufacturers
y ho have Da.e this business speciality :or the 4
min years. We have sds Fre,t variety o.
all st~l ptic-s - . 40 p 10 W Will sel d
any adares, posi- aid receipt rree. ont saapk
Z5c ltree SdnpitS, o., Mt Price List We request
Cur correspondents to be hrtef. aw lys ,try
b ~ during the C,inp.iRp. Ee aabe s4t.bis fedne-
tiose ali large ord rs lor psutefs d Clubs
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