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PENIS ANA RAILROAD.
EkNE s

fINilREI. aaAy Iaroaeh Ira ~. oa.ween fhIalel
L pala ana piftsbufk.-1nr MeRsINe MAu IRAi>
leaves Plntalepha far Ptttsbars ar74 4 ". and
Plfsbart for Philadelphia { a. NJ. TuE FAs1
It>E lea Philadelphia itr p5ersta~g a Z. NJ
Ing Nicuf LAraK>, IAAlN leaves Philadelphia foI
Fttshur- a u p ". aud P.ttsburg fyg Phlaiel
I0.auf I0p- "
Ih abgf, lf- canglcet a. ptstshare ~lth Rail
fs5aI, - aud from H. Louis, No; Alton. Gail IA
aul chieasa Iti; Iraukfrd. Lexington and lou
sville. ~. Ierre Haatc. Madison. Lafayette all
di4napal8s, Ind. Cincinnati, Dayton, -prin1heid
Eellelou.4lue, >4ndusky, Toleda leRel4sl, toIuin
be., Zane-tilie. Ma ssileA and Wooster, 3aip also
al.h TIE -ttan Packet Boat. ffom and New ur
Ieans. 81. Louis, Lluist iile ami Cincinnati.
Through Tickets can h. had t. o. from either q
tbe abo'e places.
For further particular, Hand iii, At the dll
fgraui sardn5 ra.nts lAssen~,rs from tAe West
NIL Gni gass Ihe sh9Eie. ~ai mos e&ptd.tieus
route e Pi.iale phla, Bulam4re, ~ ORR 81 Boz
lon.
TH0~ MOORE
Al~f. Passenger I4uts, Philadelphia,
J NE~hINfN X
Agent, Passenger Lines, Pittshurs.
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TNiIE mos Nauabis property in keokuk- ~
The - eharles lt2telr--the arge- build
ing in heokuk cNcepl The Pabc school louss -
amt situated ~ the very best place in fne cy for
Hotel, AMI iong and fasorably known q one of the
hea m the state, Is low offered for sale ou f.,ora.
Bile terms KANhIS x MILLER.
.JaH Is I955-dtwtf
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e.. OIsIsRTOs,

Il EEP~ stp-k II Family Greeefies a variety af
N Toys. and an assortment e Musical Io.trn.
ment, Tor sale on Nam street, between Second and
Third
March o. 1859
ABlI> and Men, wia Remnants Of Record
touching the makers ef both. by Dlran For
salf by sop2ed AVE SON.
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DIk. j. EH.AINI.,
DIR. D.. q. FRANCIS

nFFICE NJ his l.. s,ience, "a B.0udeau s,r
Won d3sr " 4; ~ second, h,5kuk, Iowa.
April ID lS.4-I
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( foMMlo loslpN and Forwarding Merchants. No.
y -! building, SAINT Louis, Missouri
- References -
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+ / tNIN6 permanently located II this city. b <
1 i itafe to ufsrm hs f.sn4- au4 the CITIZENS
generally, fhA'. until further res.e- " x, ,eu ID
ulay b found ,Ae ufBcr ol Ds. :. 2ASfyhD.
March
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PENN>YIvASIa For~nuy

Cor. Main and Eighth Streets. .kE0kTk. low 4
~ WFkERsHAM & SONS. manufacturers ]
steam hngines and Mill Machinery. a gen
eral assortment IF Castings adapted to ma wants !
the country constantIy on hand III IL
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trrENrIoN ATrr>r,o>,

| - ~ hade AIfang ngem,hts for thv srtAblIsll-
mtni q large Clothing aAnuiactofy on tia
tns'efn plan ! AIN now Offering my Spring ard
summer oe9d- A riuNE so>r. fhose in need of
hing will fnd this 10 be d rafe chance.
Norner nt FIRST and Main Streets.
NATllA ~ HnTfIlEIMEh
keokuk. Iuly II, ls55-al1Wfv.
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.,AafEN VI. REID.

ATTORNEY At LAW heekuk Iowa.
\ EiIct ii iis Raj Road flee on Main Street,
p.er ). T. Bruce ) store
.iusa,' 1850
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70 hdyeni-era ats inserted on favorable terms.
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[ tSlpNkRN can from this date BE supplied with
- Quincy Ea1ie Flour. which warranted 10 bc
sNpart"I g any made III the Mississippi Valley,
by " G. pt5NKiit1l .SrR =
tuna - 1ss
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tIoNlH IioI -

d p III tlsyfn s5raer 44 HA!l4. aal second
ID re.t-. Mpsea ne, Iowa
~ uiies u tbs Isp'ol, Marion, D4yenpor; and
e.kAIoasa a~e Ltues.
Marcel - te55-d
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DENYa. NOTICE.


H.. J X. RICkEf, Surgem Dent <-wn
- hAsins s.arned arm. frgia ,' '4e La.f'
.I-ting large stock of Teeth from
- hesi manufacories. can please the most fastid-
Gus Teeth utnnted on e.tLer s0ld " plaiina ~
his rew iWrre.e "a method. wlict Y now beng used
bS ae hast ilatists. lie is a.sa prepared - mnunt
Book Teeth, u t0utIu4euv Guius, IN gold r.a1-
Ia when 81 'le latter, ~ lower price amounting
g. the difference ia cost oi material fuH sets On
gold FIR sl9e. en rLArAA fir $50. All Nefk 0ar-
fanfed. ofict on south sid, e Blordeau. between
81 and 4th streees, htokuh.
Mare. 2T.-tlfy
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HRE6 4 Dan ELS.

nEtLFi. FL Grger.s Provisions ana Produce,
II ". qe. siam. between Thrl and toaTsa sls.,
ktokak. laea. d1w
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a. fsIxED6. ua-

| Agent far ttr Mee3Ht ~tafe Nutual Insurance
i Company the 1rt1 u which among the
oldest and hsst knoau business MA oi 81. Louis
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Toy Sale Cheap.

WILL sell the honse and 1T. On the corner Of
i Morgan aud S5o0nd SuGeIs fhe ,iTuaG iau Is taau-
ufal rn' cay. Enquire the promises Of
ri. 4, lslJ.--sllm BERNARD Nv ART.
PHschaiI's Fever IL igue Mixture.
A CERTAIN cure lor lntrrmlttens. For sale bv
the qaautity or single battle by
Sept @--l MOORE 4 HOOPER
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AtfoAp, &C. Gus
STAFTORD a u,CuNH.

nv HVI-IssA I-I4 brocers and COMMISSION Wcr
" chants, stcona door above the c9rnp! ii B!ou
ieau, atcr rect, keokuk, Iowa
Mnrrh lS1h
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=. W. a II. TycKTu

nfphIt his and wholesale dealers in iIardwsr
and Cutlery, corner Of Man and second streets
: IN of the RED pADID,,k
July p is5t-alv.
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snow d GREENE
JAMES =. HIsteE.

w H0LEsAI.E and retail dealer IN Foreign ana
" Domestic Dry Goods, Clothing, Boots Shocs
las, eap-, bonnets, Trimmings, dc., Ne Sc Main
Street, keukuk. Iowa
Feb. z, las5
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Patent Roofing.
MEN Nt>rrs,,

-VN lhs. fc4ttnE,
= bbs tompos far sale Is
Alffl II lsoJ. tIEGHUEN ( HARRISON
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DENT NTEss.TFsY.

~. X. :. BARBER. would respectfully announce
II 70 the cltsens 81 .heokuk and ye.njty be- hs
#.as permanently located he 4uk. whtI, b. e4-
le perform all the operations pertaining to
Dental surgery
ne feels coladanf u hi- al ii'y % give sal sflc-
tta to tA.e wao ntAa i4.0r ham ~Ith taelf pa.ton.
acc.
2, 9le on 49, between l1.rd aai Foersh
retIs.
All perat,ons warranted.
i ...uk a Et.l 81 le.5.
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Dn. =. LAWRENCE PAGI,
WILLIAM ~. sutTEt.

ID DLIIIIN~ MINI FAiI AEIl B-neI 9tIeef, neaF
ID ffAuklIn U..leu4. Ill.
he !e constantly sand u llows u every dAserlp-
Ton, mnicn viii b. sold iow and gol 4 ruis
as-s.4n b. pafeiia>eei etseYhcre.
B-htfy Bal4oMs waurantsI ~ give saiisfac-
ton.
August ., Iss3f
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KEoktk AND ROCK ISLAM,

1885. 1Etss nsoa.
RAILROAD NAIL LINE STEAMERS.
fINslE two fast -tcamers T. kEF and RES CANr-
Il hyLt, nov making daily trips, connecting a.
Rock Island with the car, for the East, and with hc
DailF Mail Packets for Gulcna aud Saint Paul and
a keokuk wth the erea: Mai Line Steamers Jcn
~ Deans Westernef, keokuA and Die Vernon for
st Louis.
]. kEE, Gap:an Leroy Dodge, leaves Daven-
port aud Rock Island every Monday, Wcdne stay
and Friday evenings far keokIk Returning
leaves heokuk every Iue-day, thursday aud Satur-
day Evenings.
Bfv C4arnrLL, Captain r. + Bartlett leaves Da-
Fenpori and Rock Island every Tuesday, ! III 81
AMI Saturiay e,cn'ugs. il inning, leaves keokuA
every wednesday. ( lazy and sunday tyenings
for Freight Vi Passage, inquire on board, or II
I hEAlGHI, Agent
March 2--d,f keokuk.
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JAMES RFl <uLD>.
Wholesale and Retail Druggist

Iowa.
I / ANING made arrangements fer perma- n
1 | Mons bueiHe.s th the ah0Fe line, am nov ~
gltgrin4 ,e the cilv nnd cnuutrY trade large
tll agll selected stock Il Iru4-, Medicines, -"
Pants, Byss, Oils and hes, Brushes, ulass-
ware aud ndow niass. Also Periunery and fan
e, artlcles saIs. Iotgec5 ana snuff, and choice
assortment f Eamiit Groceries including Spices,
Teas fntoring Extracts, Candies. Soda, salcratus,
aud variety Of articles pertaining 10 that depart
ment all which viii b. Sold un The principle of
't-4na profits and quick returns.
par.i.nlar attention given torrepar,ng rrescrip-
tiuns. In eases where medicines required dur
ing ho ght il Is frequently nroufeucnt 70 obtain
ihem, hl 4, fhruliy / hay. completely obviatcd
~ having my residence lu part Of the samc build
lu, occupied hg uly storr aud persons desiring med
letbes. may RES upan procuring them az all hours,
ni @ht or iHy, without lurugN enIence OF delay.
brureist-, merchants and others, purchasing by
Ia. 4uHAt4fv requested to- give Inc cali, as
am determined [, -sll ou IS laRslabie terms as any
heuse jn tai CITY
Alsl i. lh5a. i
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Nt's , u.
a. d.. DE MING A. CO..

4. I. DfNi>c. }. u. cLNroofr.
Al. DIwENs. a CO..
Successors ~ Granville Is. smith & ta.l
II RANkEKS nnd dealers in Esohangr, heekllk IL.
ootght eIee Ks on ali tue principal cttits constant
tut sale ia sun h sUst.
collycaen.on ,a.@4 rsninei q. promptly Ut
.drreut rates If Ixraangs.
We will hay and -oi al hlud Of g Id Specie,
'ud uneurr@ui Bank Notes, a, b,et rates.
Interest allowed speeal deposits
tffERENeEs
Cash. Am. Exchange Bank New York.
Messr,, t. " Clark, Dodge 4 CO.
Lucas 4 simonls St. Louis.
:" +. W Clark & Bros.
/" NJ t0rwith a Co., GalguA,
May 2l. 1873.
EXCHANGE AND BANKING HEotsE
NJ GEO, c. ANDERSON on TEird, between Main
Wand johnson Streets, kcokuk Iowa. Collections
on this city RENTED promptly, at current rate If
Exchange.
~. Interest derostts when specially agreed
Kcfss ~ L. W. Clark 4 Bros,
liegy. Miltent rgcr Co,
JOHN !. Anderson Co., ~ i'o"'''
f. W aIk Dodge & to., New York city.
.9.- ottice hours from 9 A. NJ. to 5 J.. N.
laty Il, Is9a.-dfl
Ranking House of ehas. Parsons.
Cor. of MAN ana "a S:., hkukik IOWA.
SibllI Exchange the East and South bought
'Cand sold. European Exchange for remittance to
any part Of Europe for sale. Interest allowed on
deposits rs per agreement.
Refer 70 Lucas & simonds, 50. Louis No.
J.. 4. Benost 4 CO., de
Atlantic Bank Iosfan.
Duncan, sherman & Co, New York.
Drexel & Co. Philadelphia Pa.
lu,sn Bank, Boltunorc Md
Gommerr.4i Bank, Cincinnati @.
Price, Converse Co., NJ" Orleans, La.
sept l~o9.-diy
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non SST m, aYIsIS

yyTHoLE-AL IL and Retail Irugss' corner
w Man ava third Streets, Kcokuk, Iowa
2s- gu II The Big Mortar a.
Arr5l II 1856 dkw
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j.. =. ISI.I.lsI..

NJ AIN Ssreei, hrtweep sixth ami seventh. Whole
VI sale ard feai Dealer n >,oFea, llollo. " are,
Tuners sock. IL Also manufacturer u I'm.
copper. and SAce Iron arcs.
kooin- ana Jobhia1 tn Tan. Copper. and sheet
Iron, which wiil "urrauf - give satisfaction.
Juiy -, 1850. div J :. BEEBE
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aA>Ea CnoehEasX InOt~t

l.. J ApAWs, Agent
August n, S5J. d&wly
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purc God dI.,,er Ot,

\ llipish assortment just received. All who Il
fond 81 the WED can b. satisfied hY calling q
~. ii MtllIE IInhRLR
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nR. BELL Viii attend t. TIE Diseases u tae Eye
- AMI Lar from floek A. n. until ? NJ, cash
das bls Office, BurAe's Gallery.
lytIst Id
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IxgN> EfOt NJ.

f0KNfH - llnss0N AZ IEsr srNrETs,
Dl rH AIIh~ g. 81 NELL. The aujer ~
ID signed taAcs RI ast.re IL announcing tt.1i 9.t
- has taksn ms Ncry popular liouse and
made eamplett renovation throughout tbs entire
promises. lie f u8w prepared 10 rscePs. sle pa
lena-e Of the p'btc, aAi believes he meet the
- all who desire good iiouse.
lie hopes. by close app ca.ion 70 tic business
All attention. fo he many wants If he traveller to
merit an II - am sAare u pa roE@ge.
70 Baesage tax "a 10 and from Boats free Il
eaarea. tHAs. q. Bt MILL.
An IL d.f
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TRUSTEES SALE.

DY virtue cf deed Of Trust executed to Alfred
d Clarke, on the 14th day Of March, 1858, BY Il.
E. Jaeger and wife, to secure the payment OF two
hundred and ffty-one dollars and forty cents $50
40, with ten per cent interest," per annum: which
sum of money being due and unpaid the undersign-
I'd one of the Executors of the estate Of the said Al
fred Clarke new deceased, viii Saturday, 9th day
If June, between the hours OF 10 and IL o'clock IN
the forenoon ut the store door Of Messrs. Dudley
Harkins. in the village If Danylle, Des Nones Co,
Iowa proceed 10 sell for cash in hand, the following
d,.cribl Real Estate to-wit: The n. f. quarter Of
the N F. quarter Of section twenty three t23 town
seventy f7e) north Of Range five f5) west, in Henry
county, Iowa, containing forty f4el acres moro or
less. JAMES PUTNAM Executor
NAV 4. ,55. of Alfred Clarke, decd.
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AWRsrERS FaRxER-A friend from In
diana informs us that he met Michael l..
Sullivant, who sold his land on the Sciota,
last year, on his way to his new home in H.,
with force of one hundred mn and teams
and tools, sufficient to put in ten thousand
acres of corn this spring. twill be remem-
bered that Mr.. Sullivant was one of the lar
gest farmers in the State of Ohio for many
years. We have heard that he could ride in
q direct course Is miles through bis own
corn fields. We hope he will be equally sue
cessfu in Illinois. The reason he gave. for
moving, was, that he wanted more room
to expand his operations, and be found
the Grand Prairie just suited to his notion.
of farming on magnificent scale.-N. Y.
Tribune.
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APRorEsrANr Cow.-An Irishman who is
the proprietor of boarding shanty, on the
G. O. R. r. east of this city recently pur-
chased COW, which being rather wild he
had to halter and lead home. When he ar
rived at the door Of a shanty, his better half
opened the conversation thus:
ssWell, Pat where did you get that brute. /"
ssSure got her of Mr.. H.''
ssWhat," said she. s'did you buy cow
from Protestant? But as you have done so,
it Won't be any BARN to put little holy wa
ter upon her.
ssFaith that's we'll thought of, said Pat;
so without relinqushing his hold of the brute
he held out his hand to receive the holy
water, and rubbed it on the animals back,
making also the sign of the cross sat the time
of performing the operation.
1t so happened that the old woman hand
ed him, by mistake, bottle of vitriol, and
Pat being unaware of the fact, felt aston
ished that the cow should vince so under
the operation, but on rubbing on the sup
posed holy water second time, the Infatuated
:animal kicked up her heels and broke loose
from Pat, to the astonishment of Molly who
exclaimed:
"Howly Mither # Moses! Isn't the Protest
ant strong in her yet?"
The truth of the story is vcuched Tor by
boarder in the shanty .-Zanesvilic Aurora.
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,-z-The Federal Court Of the southern d.

r5-The Federal Court ofthe southern d.
,-;s;on Of the district of Iowa held a session
in misplace, Judge /. J. Dyer on the bench,
1aurel Summers, Marshal, and I. S. Par
vim, Clerk, prescnt-the Atty General
absent. Important case was tried IN
yolying about eleven hundred acres OF
land in Lee County, known as the halt
breed tract, the case is James 1vans VS.
VT. Reed and others, Judge Hall and
porar for Plaintiffs and Miller and Reed
Of Keokuk for DEPENDENTS. judgement
for DEPENDENTS.
There was but eight cases on the dock
e. and the Court adjourned Monday even
ing
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Curious REWARD OFFERED Fer RETURNING
A Runaway WrE.-A husband, residing in a
small village in the interior, thus annonnc 8
the departure from his "bed and board,' OF
his dearly beloved: My wife Annie Marie,
has strayed or been stolen. Whoever returns
her will get his head broke. AS for trusting
her, any body can do as he sees ft--for as
never pay my own debts, it in not likely that
will lay awake nights thinking about other
peoples
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To Country Merchants

NJ have received and opened n full supply
w of Ware suitable for Country Trade, and e
selling at prices which will compare favorably with
those If any other market, east or west.
We buy for cash Of the manufacturers in England.
and having long experience in the business. we are
assm Cd that our selection Of Goods and Prices,
cannot fail give entire satisfaction to Dealers who
have been in the habit of buying in Eastern South
ern markets. McKtTFEKlCK MILLER.
North Sd street. nearly opposite Esrret House.
P,rin gtnr. May is, 1883 lGasette cnpr.l
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The University Family Remedies:
Issued under the SEAL sanction and authority of the
UNIVERSITY OF FREE MEDICINE
AND POPULAR KNOWLEDGE.
Chartered by the State of Pennsylvania, April 20, 1853.
With capital Of 500, 900.
Mainly for the purpose Of arresting the evils
OF SPURIOUS NOSTRUMS,
Also for supplying the Community with reliable re-
m.dies wherever Competent Physician cannot or
will not be employed have purchased from DR.. John
r. Rowand, his celebrated
Rowand's Tonic Mixture,
Known fer upwards of twenty Eve years as the only
safe cure for
Fever and Ague, &c.
And his inestmable remedy for Bowel Complaints,
Rouand's Compound Syrup Of Blackberry
Root,
Which highly approved and popular Remedies, to-
gether with the University Remedy for Complaints
Of the Lungs,
The Universi.y's Remedy for Dyspepsia or Indges-
ton. y SeA
The University's Remedy for Costive Bowels.
Also the University's Almanac may be had, ut the
Branch Dispensary, or Store Of II. Il. GAY, Agent,
Burlington, Iowa. may Ii, '55-6m
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HEAVY LOSSES pY GANBLrNG.-It was cur
rep,ly reported, yesterday, that young man,
n member Of an influential family in this city,
had lost, within short period. nearly $780,
600, q. one of the gambling helis OF st.
Louis. The notes given BY him IN payment
had been paid by his family. 1t is to be
hoped that the Mayor may ne enabled to
break up every den Of this kind within the
reach Of his authority Louis In
teliigenccr.
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FIGuRATIvE PoLIcExAS.-A police Oh
Ger, giving evidences at Bow street Office,
London, against woman accused of rob-
bling pawn broker, assured the magistrate,
ssThat on telling the prisoner the nature
of the charge on which he captured her, she
turned aside from him and swallowed a bed
tick, o pair of stays, two brass candlesticks,
a smoothing iron, and a bellows!'
Magistrate. Nonsense! Have you lost
your senses?
Constable Your Worship, mean she
swallowed the tickets Of them articles.
Maqistrate-Oh! that indeed
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Aman is reported to have been shot by
the Indians, in lama county, in this State
about ten days since. 1t was not known
VIII Their twas done accidentally or Intention
ally. The Indians, are of the Musquaka
tribe, and say they nave been driven from
the frontier BY the Pottawatamies.
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A PATRIOTIC EDiroR.-The editor Of the
Echfela Ono Enterprise apologies for the
non-appearance Of that per for three weeks
in the following manner:
CAT the time we should have been procu-
ring paper, we were in the territory Of Kan
sas, doing, as we consider, a good deal to-
ward the advancement Of pro slavery inter
est, and giving to the territory institutions
similar to those of our own great State. We
hope this apology will be satisfactory, and
promise better things in the future. We
have failed to publish the Enterprise for three
weeks, which we promise to make up by way
Of extras, whenever necessary to do So"
In another part of the same sheet he says:
"We have solemnly pledged our sacred
honor, one to another that the North and
East shall not dictate TO US concerning our
institutions. Ii Eastern men choose to as
sociate, and intermarry with negroes, they
have the right to do so, but they shall not
force upon US the necessity Of following
their immoral and infamous example. We
do not intend to make threat, but we will
say to the EASTERN aud northern abolitonist
and free soiler, that we have in Missouri one
hemp factory employed to make suitable
ropes for hanging negro thieves, and by HI
we will use them.
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Lands for Sale.

IN tho Fort Madison road, eighty rods south If
the Corporation Limits # the City Of Burlin rton
Iowa. lying both sides Of said Street. hear eifullv
situated and for sale favorable terms !, one body
or in 20 acre lots. Inquire Of j. D0N.sELS on the
premises, or in the city Of
may ff-4wtw CROKER 4 BRO.
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The Battles of the Crimea:

I INCLUDING an Historical summary Of the Rus
l sian war, frsm the commencement to the present
time, giving graphic picture of the great drama of
bloody encounters, thrilling Incidents, hair
breadth escapes, fierce enthusiasm, individual daring
personal Anecdotes, etc., etc.. embracing new
plan of Sebastopol its Notifications, batteries, posi-
ton of contending forces, seige works etc., and "a
suberb map of the seat Of
Cry havoc, and let slip the Dogs Of War.
anriI q for salea. CORSE'S
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DR.. Loudc, Of the French Academy of Med
icine, gives it as his opinion, after mature
deliberation and practical experience, that
the taking Of arsenic in in6ntesimal doses is
the bcst-the very best-agent that can be-
employed to cure tubercullr consumption.
1t is used in tobacco and smoked. The ar
senic tobacco smokers of Northern China
have sslungs like blacksmiths' bellows, and
are as rosy as cherubs."
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Stray Mare.

LtAWJ 1NcsAC'
- TRAYED from the subscriber, living s~M1N
) miles northeast IF Fairfield, on the ath AA[A
May inst, bright bay mare. yea sold, IL hands
4 9; small star III the forehead, collar mark, lame
b. core, large hook joints behind, heavy with foa,
MOI sho, rowel in the left breast when she stiayed
a liners, ard will be paid for the return Of the
mare to me o. fo information where she can De mad
"A'' AA"''''' ''''' = JOSEPH TTLSON,
ou1a Fairfield, Iowa.
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STEAM BOILERS.

0F oil descriptions. on hand and made to order
~ Also Shoe Iron Work, viz Smoke Pipe, Brceeh
c., &c , &C., made on short notice--at Eagle Works
Chicago. +. W. GATES 4 CO.
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IMPROVED CORN MILLS.
WE have for sae Pitts Patent Corn and Cob Mill
wv driven by Horse Power ard er;nds 10 to II
bushels per hour. Price $50. Eagle Works, Chica 70
Feb. IL. p. w. GATES 4 CO.