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Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-06-04

WEAK LUNGS can be greatly strengthen
ed by the use Of White Pine Compound.
II IL the great remedy for all Pulmonary
Complaints and Kidney Troubles.
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CALL in and subscribe for this
paper.
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The greatest humbugAthe nom.
nation Of USELESS GRANT s.s. (
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-06-04

Being familiar with the scientific use Of all
means ofnyestigaton and cure ofdisease gnar-
antee TO each patient careful consideration and
skill full application Of the necessary remedies to
effect speedy relief Advice free, and the strictesl
confidence observed In allcases. q IL llE
TO GENTLEMEN.--On receipt Of stamp will
send my private circulars free, and for 10 cents
valuable treatise Of 100 pages on the Errors Of
Youth, its CONSEQUENCES and remedy.
TO LADIES' On receipt ofstamus win send
an Illustrated Circular with Engrayings, and for
10 cents "rhe Ladies' Private Mddcal Adviser. I"
containing information ofinterestto the sex. =.
Address .1; j DR. ]. BRYAN,
Consulting Physician,
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-06-04

II our friends will use preparations TO-
restoring groy hair they should use the
best in the market. Our attention has
lately been called TO an article which has
an extensive sale and very high repu-
lation, known as Rings Vegetable Am
6rosia, and we are inclined to think that
T. possesses more desirable and less objec.
'ionable qualities than any other in the
market. It restores gray or faded hair to
ila original color in most remarkable
manner and by.itsinNigorating and sooth !
lng properties removes oil dandruff and
humOrs from the scalp. Give it a fair
and you cannot fail 10 like it. ,
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-06-04
McArthur Market.
SPECIAL NOT CEs.

LOVE AND MATRiNiONY.-- affections Of
the opposite sex may lie gained by following sim
pie rules, and al may marry happily, II desired
without regard to wealth, age or beauty. Send
address and stump for particulars 10 MADAM
LUCILLE DEMARRE, Bible House, New York.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-06-04

BUCKEYE MowER AND REAPER Gill 4
Richmond, the extensive dealers in Hard.
ware, Tinware, &c., are Agents for this
Machine. AS mower and harvester this
machine can not be excelled in the world
II does its work better than any other
Our farmers should not fail to get one
Go and see it whether you want to buy or
not. II can not be beat. All the Agrioal
tnral Societies have given it fair trials
and declare it TO be perfect in every res-
poet. sia6 ial ,a0eu
Tar Ir.-Barrett's Vegetable Hair Re.
storatiye is one Of the finest articles for
toilet use and win efecsually prevent and
cure badness grey hair and all diseases
Of the scalp. 10 10 strOng's Drug Store
and get bottle, II s'ol! :
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-06-04
SBW1Es MACHINE
Take NorrcEI


:, The FinlSle & Lyon Sowing Machine Co. ia
tilc only Company in the trade who will H.
turn the purchase money IL the machine il
?. The FinRle h Lyon Sewing Machine T..
me l,e only k-stitelTln@hipe that has It's IIa,
Gle sat ,,SeiI-sottng, atthe noodle cannot ha
3. The Finkle & Lyon Sewing Machine ia
me only stlaight-neetlle machine that has q
posiive take up" requiring no change nt
tension tension In running from one kind OF goods 70
~ me finkle & Lyon Sewing Machine hr9
me only 'shuttle-carrier'' that oyercomes nil
Irlctlon OF shuttle, and protects the thread
from oil IN the shuttle race. '''S F'-''''
~ me Flnkle & Lyon Sewing Machine is
me only family machine In the world th,,.
nas M sgw iS linen thread with the facility that i
T. onraim is appoint local agent in every
town. through whom all orders must come,
Einkle g yon S. M. Co.,
% No. 5S7 Broadway, New York.
]. W. Bowen, Agent. Macarthur.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-06-04

YouNo LADIES and young gents appear
more cOmely to each others eyes who have
smooth and clear comple1ions. Nothing
will eradicate pimples and hlotches SO
surely and safely as POland's Humor
Doctor. Sold by all Drugg SITS. 1t is
pleasant to the taste. -r
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-06-04

FOR Fine Perfumery,. go to slssons
Drug Store.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-06-04


: School Books for sale at sissOn's at
half price.
Mrs, Arminda Caldwell on North Street
in this town, has opened Millinery
Store and has received a most splen lid
sock Of Millinery Goods, suited for the
Spring and Summer season, such as Bon.
nets, Hats Ribbons, Flowers, and every
other article kept in Millinery Store.
The Ladies Of Macarthur and vicinity
should give her call. She has all The
most desirable goods, W tn the richest
trimmings Of all varieties, made up in the
greatest perfection, at very low prices.
For Ayers Medicines. call at sisson s
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-06-04
TO THE AFFIIOTED,

The Ware manufactured at the is sold as low
as any in this market aHlt
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-06-04

For Ayers Medicines, call at sisson s
Drug Store. if i8h
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-06-04

oFBIoE-second story e. D. Dodge's Building,
Main Street.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-06-04

]. W. BOWEN, Agent, Macarthur
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II Fl r MI s.
One copy, year, sl.5O One copy, 8 mos, sl.0O
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One copy sent FREQ to gotter-up of Club Of Ten,
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ADVERTISING RATES.
One square, week 81 .00-0ne square mo. $3.50
Yearly advertisements 500 per column, aud
at proportiOnate rates for less space.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-21
PRICE FOUR CENTS.

choice three months paper. II was nelntaned'
The charge for longer dated paper VIII proo,aao,ys
tend In the upward direction, should the aeuvIy
which was observed In the cotton market AZ LyerPooI
continue, IN that case the demand for means OF re-
mittance to the East would have the effect OF improving
the value OF money The advance Of per cent In ns
rates paid at the Bank OF England on wednesdays
for bills on Calcutta and Madras. indicates re5
yival, which may possibly change the aspect Oh
the money market within the next two or three months
Toward the close OF the week, the supply Of money
on offer was more limited. one Of the reasons being
the preparation for the payment OF revenue into inc
Bank The for long paper were firm to-day nothing
being done under II per cent An exceptionally large
amount OF South Australian paper will fall due omor-
row The arrivals Of wheat at Marseiles have caused
the demand In British ports TO fall on the demand Tor
gold has consequently somewhat increased and 10 be-
eyed the arrivals from America aud Australia will be
taken up for the Continent: 80. ,y..
In American securities. the Atlantic and Great Western
Railroad Consolidated Mortgage bonds have been inquired
for advance. movement which was followed by
considerable rise in Erie aud Illinois Central Kallway
shares. In response TO similar movement reported AZ
New-YOrk The $40 bonds have shown frmness, but no
material improvement has taken place To-day the clos
ing figures are below the best price OF the day, DeDg
ia 10 7lf
New-York tribune., 1868-03-21

wished 10 have clearly legitimate opportunity o
It, suoh opportunity Mr. johnson had Deen ~
enough 10 deny them. He had committed no over "a "a
which the law declared 10 be misdemeehor ho trs ts
kept within the letter Of the law, though ne had
vened its spirit There could be doubt tnat ns AZ
minstratioD altogether hostile 20 the laws ne au
minstered nor that wished to cucumber and oosrc
the policy Of the Legislature but t was rather IN S .e
spirit than In the letter OF his Administration that
the hostility manifested itself. His correspondence
with Gen. Grant revealed him still more clearly III this
attitude Of ilegaty, and proved that he was uesrous
that his subordnates should act In opposition TO tne
them written directions 70 do So such an ATTITUDE was
at once TO be moral justification OF Impeachment
and the proposal was therefore revived But men can
not be tried and condemned for their intentions
OF deeds; and Mr.. Johnson's Illegal intentions had
not led to distinctly and defnably Illegal act0ns he
had fooshy hoped that Gen. Grant would act lneeay
aud had more fooishy complained OF the Genera for NOT
act OF llegality Tee proposal for impeachment was,
therefore, again rejected by the moderate feeilng
OF the House. But the very failure OF the re-
vived proposal seems TO have given Mr.. Johnson
TO fear him. goaded by the aunt that he had asked
Gen. Grant to do what he himself afraid 70 do he
made the false for which his opponents had been
waiting. In the attempt to remove Mr. stanton ana 10
act. he had committed misdemeanor under the
act and exposed himself to It's penalties: III
Just the thing needed for the legal Jus,
tfcatIon of a step which had been morally gustned
acty the opportunity they needed He had long de-
served removal; he could be legally and cOnsttu-
tonally removed Hence therefore, the sudden change
OF tactics by the leaders OF the House OF Representatives.
whole vote OF the united Republican party Mr Johnson
in his impetuous assault on Congress, exposed yai
part and his enemies saw their opportunity and drove
their weapon home.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-21
FRANCE.
THE NEW MILITARY oRGANIzAr

THE NEW MILITARY ORGANIZATION.
On the 4th of March, in the Legislative body,
the bill fixing the contingent at 100000 men came on for
discussion NJ Rouher in reply to NJ Picard, said that
the relations Of France with foreign Powers were excel
lent and clouds which had begun TO appear ana
which had caused various alarming reports, were now
entirely dispeled ,, or..
Marshal Siel made a speech in which he said 'The
Opposition win have TO regret having at
tackled the military organization OF France that or
ganization will be pledge Of safety for the country IL
will fall less heavily upon the population than e FORMER
one and will be economical. Next Sping the WhOle
French army will be armed with the new rifle, the most
perfect known In consequence OF its adoption IN France
an the other powers obliged TO reform their arna-
ments France has two years start OF them, which Il
great thing considering the events which have been ae
complished in Europe Protected by this strong organ
zation the country devote itself IN security 10 the
labors OF peace" - -.
NJ Pcard's amendment was rejected by 220 votes,
against 20. Another amendment by NJ Halle Ciaparede
was also rejected.
An amendment by NJ. Filancourt, to apply to volnn-
teers and substitutes the military standard hight when
has been lowered TO meter 80, opposed by Marshal
Mel IL was nevertheless voted TO be taken into consd
Grafton by l22 votes against. 1q ,
An amendment Of NJ lie Breton, proposing to organZe
contingent In the eastern departments, consisting OF
battalions Of mountain chasseurs whose duty would
be TO occupy the forests OF the Ardennes ana the NOsg
was rejected.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-21
TURKEY.
RETURN OF AALI PAsHA FROM CRETE.
)ur ConstantinOnle cOrresnOndent writinl

RETURN OF AALI PASHA FROM CRETE.
Our Constantinople correspondent, writing
Feb 2sth, says:
The winter palace OF the Grandvzier Aal Pasha was
destroyed by fire Sunday the 10th ins with nearly all
its valuable contents. ..t - ...
The Grand Vizer is to arrive from Crete Saturday,
the d ns to behold his palace In ashes and 10 report
The Sultan has announced his intention TO bestow upon
him $4,000 from his marvellous pryy purse 70 rebuild his
palace Every OF sense except Official Turks speak
ing officially regards the Grand Yziers mission Crete
failure The Turks hold the fortified places they held
year ago, nothing more.
The Greek Pashas merely Pashas in pdti6us The
Cretans backed by Greece aud Russia will never sub
nit.
Roumania is unquiet servia is srmng The Greeks
OF EpIrus always ready Even the quiet Bugarians
are taking the contsglon. 1t only wants good begin
ming and all European Turkey will rise.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-21
JAPAN.
HIOGO AND osACA LEFT BY ALL FOREIGNER
EnnEIcNr I-pAN

HIOGO AND osACA LEFT BY ALL FOREIGNERS
FOREIGN VESSEL FIRED UPON.
LONDON, March 20.-A telegram from Shanghai in
anticipation of the overland mail says that all for
eigners have left Hiogo and Osaca, Japan. 1t was
reported that vessel of war, said to be either
French or American, had been fired upon by the
japanese.
DEFEAT OF THE TYCOoN-FLIGHT TO JEDDO
The latest adyices from Shanghai are that the
civil in Japan has resulted in the defeat of the
Tycoon, who, after disastrous battle with the COM
bined forces of the DamiOs fed TO Jeddo. The.Gov-
enment of the Mikado has addressed note to the
foreign ministers in Japan in which it pledges itself
to faithful observance of the treaties which have
been concluded.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-21
NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.
SENATE. E......ALn

q SENATE. ALBANY, March 20, 1869
memorial was presented from George w.
pn asking the Senate TO direct the Erie Railway nyes.
tication 10 be conducted with open doof. Indefinitely
postponed. A. o.u.o,.,
Clerks Early Closing Association ana the Nassau Boao
Climb Manhattan Underground RAILROAD Peopie hall@
way; New-York Underground Railroad; Peoples Metro
politan and Suburban Railroad metropolitan Under
Rround Railroad, and Metropolitan Transit bi-a Oh
New-YOrk -, A..
majority report fixing the salaries Of members OF the
New-Y0rk Common Council at $500 was agreed 70 ana
tabled and a committee reported favorably Dill moor
porating the Troy Board OF Trade.
Bills ntroduoed-IncorporatiHg the PRODUCERS
and Dealers Milk Company Also, 10 provide for tho
more safe custody of dangerous insane criminals Ex5
tending the for the construction OF the Grand Hotel
in New-York. To open and improve Maspeth-ave.s
Brooklyn. To aid in the purchase OF the city orphan
Home OF the Industrial school, York Incorporating
the Mount Pleasant Savings Bank.
Bills were reported dfavOrabyIncorporatng the Union
Foundery Troy Amending the charter OF the Unions
Gold Mining Company OF Colorado. Incorporating the
safe Deposit Company OF Rochester For the completion
of the Thrd-st improvement, Brooklyn. Amending the
Metropolitan Police law. In regard 10 life insurance
funds.
Authorizing the Marposa Company TO issue first pre-
ferred stock
providing trustees for the Presbyterian Hospital
In New York
The remainder OF the session was consumed IN consld-
GRAFTON OF the Canal BILL
The Evening Session devoted TO the consideration
OF the Canal bills and at the conclusion OF the debate te
Senate bill adopted, IN preference TO the Assembly
BILL aud ordered TO third reading The bill abol-
shes the Contracting Board annus II OF the 81 contracts
for keeping canals repair and returns TO the Super
system OF repairing the canals giving 10 eac
Canal Commissioner the appointment OF Superintend-
ent, and others under him, on his particular division
New-York tribune., 1868-03-21
FINANCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
From The EeOuomi,t, March !.


During the earlier part of the week there
was an Improvement In the rates both for longdated
paper and for short loans against Government securities
caused-Q) by the payments account OF the Orel-
Vlte bsk oan O the necessity for making provision for
the bills which matured the lth inst; go for the rail
way dividends The advance In the rates IN the open
market, aud the approach TO the official minimum
OF the Bank Of England, improved for the time
the demand for discount at that institution,
and the business in that department has been more
active the applications from the discount houses and
brokers being upon good scale as usual at this period
OF the quarter Up TO the middle OF the week, the en-
hanced rates maintained, but when the demand,
which could only be expected TO exercise temporary
beneficial effect had been satisfied, the rates beca Ine
easier, and fell per cent for short loans; while for
New-York tribune., 1868-03-21
ruE NEY;oRIEANs sTREEr colMIssIoNERsnIp.

NEw-0RLEANs, March 20.-Street Commits
sioner Baker, recently removed by Gen. Hancock and
reinstated by Gen. Grant is accused by affidavit
before United States Commissioner Weller, OF perjury in
having taken the oath that he rendered voluntary
aid to Rebels in arms Also in having before
notary that he British subject his object being to
escape draft into the United states service when ha
was in fact naturalzed citizen OF the United States
New-York tribune., 1868-03-21
EUROPE.
ARYSSINIA.
ENCOURAGING NEWS.

~ AvAsIIo TELssRlPH THH ThiBrrN
LONDON March 20-News from the Abysslnian
Expedition is of an encouraging description. The
Advices from Annesley Bay state that Gen. Napier
and his forces were 20 miles south of Antalo on the
18th of February. The General bad had an inter
view and entirely satisfactory conversation with
Kassai the Chief of the tribes Of the Tgre district
dispatch from AntalO, Abyssinia, dated March 8,
says that Gen. Napier had gone in advance of the
expedition, with q reconnoitering party intending
10 reach Lake Ashangee IN the ngre country. Kas-
sai the Prince of Tgre had agreed TO furnish sup
plies for the British troops while passing through his
territory on the march TO Magdaa.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-21
GAMBIA.

RUSSIA STILL AIDING THE INSURGENTS
LONDON, March 20.-A dispatch from CONSTANT
nople reports that the Grand Vzier complains OF the
aid indirectly furnished by Russian transports to the
small bands of Cretan insurgents in the mountains,
and declares that this alone prevents the restoration
of complete tranquility in the Island of Gambia.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-21
ITALY.

LETTER OF GEN. GARIBALD1.
The following letter from Gen. Garibaldi
is to be found in the documents just communicated by
the Italian Government TO the Chamber
or BOARD THE EsPLoRATORE, Sept. u. 1861
DEAR CRIsPI After most deliberate examination OF
the SITUATION but remedy which Will give salts
faction to the nation and the Government-to invade
Rome with the Italian army, and that at once.
Government not expect TO satisfy Italy in any
other She pardon hernisery not her degrada-
self insulted the army also feels nsutedi and If at
Alessandria where cheered by the entire garrison,
had uttered single word calculated TO excite and stir
them up to wipe out Italian shame. officers and men
would have followed wherever liked to lead them It
is for the Government TO weigh these considerations.
Let them be convinced that few days OF energy will be
enough 10 set everything right and place the entire
nation their sde and II the foreigner should threaten
to put into irons should all rse-even women and
chldren-and the world would surely such national
resolution as history affords no previous example OF.
Answer at once. Always yours g. GARIBALDL"
New-York tribune., 1868-03-21
INDICTMENT FOR THE MURDER OF SEAMAN.

BOSTON, March 20.-CharIes Henry MaetOOn,
master OF the British ship Thems Nicholas kearncy and
Frank Maetoon, nrst aud third mates and James Mar.
by brutal treatment, OF Charles Edwin Hooper, sailor
certified copy OF the testimony aud Coroners verdce
having been sent 10 the British Minister at Washington.
he has replied that the within the jurisdiction
u the authorities OF Massachusetts, and the papers nave
been handed over to the District Attorney
New-York tribune., 1868-03-21
IRELAND.

- MACKAY FOUND GUILTY.
Cork, March 20-The jury in the case OF Capt
Makay have brought in a verdict of guilty Of treason
Sentence has been deferred by the Court
New-York tribune., 1868-03-21
ASSEMBLY

Bills were reported favorably-For the bet
ter regulation Of the city railroad cars in Newfork and
Brooklyn. To provide for the completion OF the Waa-
bout improvement. To facilitate the construction OF
Midland Railroad. To extend Lorrane-st., Brooklyn.
To eguae the corporation Advertising IL the City OF
BROOKLYN. relation the New York Gas Light Com
pany. To incorporate the savings and Loan Bank Of
New York. East Side Savings Bank; the Chelsea Saw
ings Bank OF New York. the Teutonie Savings Bank aud
the Cosmos Policy Trust Company OF New-York;
for relief OF the Franklin Fire Insurance Company; TO
amend the charters OF the Irving Fire Insurance Com.
pany; OF the Brooklyn Trust Company; OF the Peoples
Savings Bank OF YODkers OF the Central Park Savings
Bank the North River savings Bank OF the Home In
Company; and the act relative to improvements
OF Brooklyn Higbts; TO improve Orchardst, Brooklyn;
relative 10 the publication OF legal notices IN New-lork.
relative to the storage OF combusi6le material IN New
York. 10 regulate the running OF boats Oh the South aud
Hamilton-aye ferries, Brooklyn.
BILLS PASSED.
To amend the charter the Port Morris Lard and I'm.
provement Company.
To enable the Buffalo and Washington Railroad COM
pany to acquire ti.le TO land.
10 amend the act to found Presbyterian Hospital in
New-York
New-York tribune., 1868-03-21
EXECUTION OF A NEw-YoRK MURDERER IN
VERMONT

WINDSOR, March 20.--John Ward, otherwise
Jerome LarIgne, OF Newlolk city, who had been
victed OF the murder OF Mrs Griswod at Wliston
executed at II O'Clock this afternoon within the walls OF
the State prison. lie confessed the scafod.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-21
FRANCE.
THE RANK OF FRANCE.

THE BANK OF FRANCE.
PARIS March 20.-The bullion in the Bank Of
France has increased since last week 600 francs
New-York tribune., 1868-03-21
ROME.

REDUCTION OF THE FRENCH TROOPS.
PARIS, March 20.-The French troops in the City OF
Rome have been reduced TO a single brigade.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-21
ALBANY.

GREAT SLAUGHTER AMONG THE RAILROADS IN
THE SENATE-THE ERIE INVESTIGATION
THE SALARIES OF THE NETWORK COMMON
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1868-08-06

Our readers, and particularly those
interested, are directed to notice the
advertisement Of Messrs. Mooar 4
Son, Kcokuk. This is an Iowa house
and should be made special mark
Of attention by those dealing in arti-
Giles in their line.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1868-08-06

New Spring and Summer styles,
MRS. M. PLATTS and
MRS. B. HOYLAND
No. 80, Court, and over r. WIZ. Haw-
leys Store, Front street, beg to inform
the Ladies' Of Ottumwa and Surrounding
country that Mrs. Platt has just returned
from the East with aisS
Fashionable Stock Of Millens;
q 3 erv Goods
and are now ready for inspection. La
dies will do well 70 call and examine our
stock before purchasing elsewhere.
Bleaching and Pressing done ON the
shortest notice.
DRESS AND CLOAK MAKING
In the latest Eastern style. A large SUP.
ply Of Fashionable Patterns constantly on
hand. Miliiners supplied with Hat and
a new Parissian Tailor's System for
CUTTING LADIES GARMENTS
and patterns by figures 10 Just being in
tr0duced throughout this State, giving the
best of satisfaction to all and meeting with
rapid sales. Ladies' are employed Is
Agents for the sale OF the Rule.
County Rights for sale by Mrs. Platts a
Hoyland, to whom letters Of enquiry must
be addressed, enclosing one red stamp for
return postage with q sample
April 18th 1857 WY.
ID FAD RlADi
II he Undssisnsd having removed 70 his New
Dun1nss Vest Of the 0ttumwa House. known b. he
NAN HOLDING A WATCH.
wt0s they viii BE- rssdy q oil times -
Rspair Watches, Clocks, Jewelry
&c.. o., Neat and Promptly.
y Nunamaker has again resumed watch RepaSs1
Ing. Al watches thas ere len IN hic esre vim be
iLETTERING AND ENGRAvlNGD
one q short notice.
Having also rsceivsda
LARGE ASSORTMENT
Oh. WATCHES
CLOCKS,
JEWELRY,
SILVER WABE
md Plated Ware; .Teys Of every description an
vaslsliss;
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. |
aseassss UeIn.: Asserdscns. !lass: lsnd 1yifss.s
4 large assortment Of Seth Thomas Clodks con. /
'tssAly on hand.
ooasnwa Iowa. Dec. 1856.