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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-02-02
Clubbing.

discount Of twents i've per cent from the aho..
pricus will lac allowed to Clubs otdgrils f,,, 80 M
copies 81 any one or more OF the above ~oks; Rms
fonf copies Of Black God, OF OF one Resiew viii Ina
sent TO one sddicss for g.; four copies OF ths
Retiews aud biaokwo"d iof $780, aud so on
bJNS !femi ams wiilbo siven wheIe the aba se Al
i"wanoe - made 10 Cluhs, ror will premiums in an.
case DO furnished unlss- tho .ubsciiptiou money y
pad IA NJ 10 the pub,hers wiihout Recourse 10 an
will be received Al ;,af ~ '" - issue"
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PROOF POSITIVE.

we nave sold We > large qusat Ties Of Mrs. Was.
low. Soothing ssiup dufing the pas, years. oyel
SuoOu hottiss the last yeat. We believe Il the hes
meaelne IA The world Tor Children tsethiag, for the
cure oi ysentory and DiarThea Ia childfcn, whether
~ hflses mem ieeihing or any other u gives
universal saisiaeion--neyof head a eompiaiat tIom
hns pnnnsins h-never sold medicine 40 Isiset-
,uhy successful ~ relieving pain aud eheeting
Va oil eases above stated II tasen ia season. relief Is
saztdiats and sbsoiaitiy certain
CuRlls x PERKINS, Druggist,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-02-02

Ptieo Is cents a bette.
N'h.-he sure aud call for Curtis q Perkia's Cramp
ana ram MUIR Al othors bearing this are
base Limitations. PIce l2l-2 IS and 81 Ia cents pef
bottle according to size.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-02-02
WHOLESALE AGENTS.

FhlddphiD--GlLnENr, WENTZ 4 co, ~ y.
Third rtttci.
NeN Nots 80. V CLlCKNEg * co, 81 Bareli,
Stft.i
ne.tnu -EEDulNG & co. So. & state stteet.
Add cVrfl ssgcciapie dfu.sIst thsoug shout 'he un-
d STATES ils r..nn
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-02-02
DIR. G. II. KILBOURNE,
ID + \ I'll : II,
Over Burbank's Store, Main St. Montpelier.

OVtF DNTOdIlA NI0FU, NuIn oI, MOWIptNtT.
(Ofce Established ia isi2.l
n Y. X. invites uteniian To his improved Cum Teeth.
~ Originated aud made ny him cNclusivrly,j and
stt &c OF light CoNIiNuous GuMs, which, 10 point
ofeucth, natural shape and appearance ~ the mouth
are decidedly superior to any that have hitherto been
used 30 ihs Srie and are conceded by the hume
rous ndiriunl- igf wham he i. continually inserting
them u this vicinity. Specimens seen at his Office.
FILLING TEETH. In the valuable art ul Fill
ing Teeth, 50 ~ 10 PRE,rEvE 1HEN he will maintain
The reputation which has bUcn Tor yeir Justly corded
to him ~ discriminating public of hltire attstuod
point Of excellence equal tn the beet dentist ui the
ugepractsiig he DOCS, the ne boz taught ~ tive
best dentists Of ihe Modico-D schools and
qnali. Il in this Ststt. -: lyr
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-02-02
ASTONISHING CURE oy SORE LEGS, AFTER
NINE YEARS STANDING.
Copy efictier from .Nr. ". J. langley, 81 Hnisulle,
Tadkin County, NORTH Caroliaa, u. s, iaied
N..r..g,. IL
0yREAD HIS OWN WORDS.

TO Professor lioLLowsy,
sir,-lt is not my wish TO become nntnrious, nei
thor Is this cttetwren lot the sake Of wfiting
but to say, that your Ointment cured me OF ono OF
the most dreadful cutaueous dcaes that Hess BE- heir
TO- and which a. considered hy all Who knew ne 10
he entirely beyond the reach Of medicine. foi nino
ydufs was all icted with ui the most painful aud
troublesome legs that iril TO the lot man
and nfct irving every medicine had ever heard Of
resigned e despair ali hope of he,ng cured but
o. lriond brought ne couple OF large pots cf your
Ointment. which caused the snics NY lcgstn heal,
and entirely rcgaiued NY health 10 my agreenhe sur
pii., aud delight, ard to tho asioi ishment Of my
friends. tSignedl w. ). LANGLEY.
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ROCKS FOR CHILDREN.
Stationery of AIN kinds.

Mrs tiowluud's New England uousokeepors consider
ed The best published.
C,ies Diseases of Domestic Aaimals, without donbt
.t.. t..t waite n hook ever issued.
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MARRIAGE.

hfqares The iuiblmoni Of several condition. In q,
aef nat - may he fca The cause fmuiual haarirsss
wrrichedncfs be raised, aGd iis tue sauree ia
stance discio'ed-in how many could u b. tfnetd 10
rhsslehl disquaiiheanons' Apry ihep While III. vst
saniznIian f.It. ~ - - w W
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10 VERMONT FARMERS

NHt -uHsikibtH oilers his Farm Tor sale. IN n.
town Of -. Armand, Essex County, New ! ork Of
soo Acres iiilH tndisputahluj about 70 acres In,
proved wen irnced well wttuIed by springs, bto,ss
ana the rivrf Sannac. IL - pleasantly situated on
both banks Of sid ivor os3 miles b. how the law.I
safanle Lake. Mare than half Is interval Thrrs !.
c"mi"rnbie log hnuse on the farm, a good well of
80" water near the dpor, nj log bafn. mail pns.es
dnilt from Aus.ble F"fks &" satirac Lake aud once
"ees it"ia the Nesi and South East. The Pot Office
- one mha distant The Farm Is new enc having
'eee occupied hui our years, and has ahundanes OF
Lumber, such a. Fine, Spruce aud Cedar. a new had
Ut iron 'fe has recently been discovered on the adj,,n
'hg'stm ne Whole VIII be Sold IN feHsorr BILE l. rms
or, Il desired, lot Of 100 acres on which are III, h;a
hgs f"f infihsf PARTICULAR address the subscriber
sarnnae Lake, AsstN rouniy, New YsiE
oo.lt LEMUEL KNAPP.
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To Mill Owners of Vermont,

TINE subscriber having pufchashed Of TIMOTHY
II ROSE, his impfoven mont Direct fiction Water
Bhss fo the State Of Vermont, patentod sept. 24th
tasn 4. Al. ut.h
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-11-24

Com. Paulding's expected mission to San
Juan has thus been frustrated, and only one
vessel of the Home Squadron will proceed to
Nicaragua.
ST.. Louis, Nov. 2l.--The jury in the O'Blen-
mis- case have rendered verdict of guilty
of murder in second degree, and adiudged
him 10 years in the penitentiary. A motion
for a new trial and admission of defendant
to bail, was made by his counsel, but was
laid over by Judge Hamilton.
The sale of the Ohio Miss. r. r., which
was advertised to take place yesterday, has
been deferred 20 days, with view of giving
parties interested additional tmeto make ar
rangements to save their stock.
NEW YORK, Nov. 2l.-The trial of Judge
Stuart was closed last night, a verdict Of not
guilty. After the rendition of the verdict,
the jury handed to the court paper declar-
ing the unanimous opinion that the Judge
had been guilty of irregularity in the dis
charge of his duties. and recommending that
he resign. This the Judge refused to do.
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TERRIBLE ACCIDENT
On the Peoria OquaMka Kaiiroad

-Four Cars Prectpitdted from BRIDGE.
ONE MAN KILLED AND SEVERAL INJURED
From the Peoria Democratic Press Extra Monday !
We are panied 10 announce serious ac-
cldent which occurred this morning on the
western end of the Feoria and Oauawka r.
H., about miles west of the city.
As the train going west approached bridge
NJ. 5, near Ifale's mill, on a curve. the for
ward wheels of the box car came off, striking
against the timbers Of the bridge, caused the
the tressel work to give way, and four cars
went through. The locomotive and tender
had crossed the tressel work of the bridge
safely, but the box car being in the rear, the
arrangement OF the wheels was not seen, and
a strong pressure was then made upon the
woodwork. Between 40 and so persons
were on the train.
Walter Morrissy, a brakeman, was instant
ly killed. He was on ear loaded with iron.
and while turning down the brake, the car
went over. He was terribly crushed by the
iron falling upon him.
Capt 6oodchilds was severely injured.
John johnson had his arm aud leg broken
Three ladies of Mr.. loves family, late of
Massachusetts, were injurcd--one of them
severely.
Others were more or less hurt, whose
names we did not learn.
Inc gravel tram was short distance be-
hind when the accident occurred, and re-
turned to town with the dead BODY and those
most seriously injured, and another train
was immediately dispatched to the scene of
the disaster.
The officers Of the road and the unininred
passengers did all they could to aid the suf-
ferers and bring them to town, where thee
could procure proper assistance.
captain doodchlds for several months
has been engaged on the line Of this road n
the employ Of Mr.. Tying, grain dealer in this
city he is an Englishman by birth and a
worthy citizen. We regret to learn that b;s
wounds are of such nature as to render his
case hopeless.
Mr. Lowe and family were going to their
sew home on farm lately purchased hv
them near Brimfed. There were three IL.
dies among them The loose ties unon tbe
ears were forced through the ear where these
ladies were. binding them fast in the walls
ana more or less 'niuriny them The wonder
Is mat all were not instantly killed.
I Walter Morrissy, brakeman, who was in
siantly killed, was worthy man. and much
esteemed by those engaged on the road.
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Gas Fixtures.

fI'HE unders gned arc prepared to receive ordet
for htting up stores, Offices and dive ling house
with pipe and fixtures for gas--promptly execatn
the same, and guaranteeing all their work to be e.
tight
All persons DESTROYS OF using gas, that have n.
been called upon, are requested TO leave their ~
dress with ur, through the Post Office.
ordsrs executed IN the succession in which the
are received. sCoFIELD BROTHER
July I'D
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WISCONSIN ELECTION does not seem to
be entirely certain yet who is Governor of
that State. The friends Of Barstow (Dem
claim his election by small majority, but
the Republicans at the last accounts consid-
cred Bashford successful by some 800 votes.
1t appears TO us that they are probably right,
but yet it may require the official vote to de-
eide positively.
LArER.-Since writing the above, we have
recrived despatch dated Galena, Nov. q
which says that all the counties but Douglas
and La Pointe, which have but very small
population, have been heard from, and that
Bashford is undoubtedly elected. Good for
Wisconsin.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-11-24

WEBsTER's LETTER TO ions TAYLoR.-The
Times publishes this letter. we don't know
what for except from a pretenec that it is in
point in the discussion between Us. If 80. II
is a dead failure. for there is not the least
reference in that letter to the points we have
treated upon, no clashing with any Of
the sentiments we have quoted from Mr.
Webster, no implied censnre of such princi-
pies as we support. On the conteary, we
read that letter when it first appeared with
pleasure. and we have never perused il since
except with satisfaction. We consider it one
Of the best-spirited and most admirable let
ters that we ever saw from him, and 10 every
sentiment and ali the feeling expressed in it
we yield our most cordial consent.
We are glad to see the Times publishing
matter from -ch eminent Wings, and we
hope the practice may be continued, for it is
vast improvement over the Locofoco docu-
ments with which tits generally stuffed.
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I. j. ELLIOTT.
JN0. H. CARTER.
T. J. CARTER.
JAS. b. CARTER


't'HE subscribers having purchased the interest OF
i VIM Brownell IN the above mill. and having q
good stock of logs hand prepared eli orders
for lumber on short notice. Orders be left at the
mill, or Mt our Office 80, Main ST. up stairs.
noySdu r.. X. A ID. W. FORD
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Tbs pEs MoisEs VALLEY Wing is issr.ed from
this othce every Wednesday. has exte and in
crossing circulation throughout the sMoines Val
ley - we'll as in the rest of the State and the Uni
ted States, and rs medium of advertising IL not
surpassed. Subscription price 81 80 per annum in
advance.
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To the Cisixena Of Keok uk.

HAVING Interested with the Messrs. scoGei,l
l. L in the Gas Fitting Business, We would assun
the public that all orders given To them will be
ecuted IN neat and wur kman- like manner. AMI
that they can rely upon the work done bs them a
being ut the very best material.
a. u Will be bat short time before The gas wi I
b. introduced, we would recommend to those des
rous Of lighting up at tie time Of the completion
the works, that they give immediate orders for pip
fixtures, &C., otherwise, many would b. DELAYED III
yond that time, Us it would be impossible to suppl
all applications upon short notice
July 3, ls55.d G. HERRICK a co
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For sale.

SouIH HALF Of the north east quarter of sectis
- : in township 81 North of Range II Wesi. /
county, Iowa, we'll wafered. Apply
LLOYD u. SIMPSON
over Post Office, heeknk ocf 10 DIFF
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b. HUSTON. THO W. HAWKINS. RI. HUsrt
Huston, Hawkins & Huston,
(Suceessors TO Siannus 4 Hamiiton,)


WHoLEsALE GRoCERs, COMMISSION AND
w FORWARDING MERCHANTS, Main street,
between Fourth and Fifth, keokuh, Iowa.
We have ample means and shall keep full and
general stock of Groceries and shall be prepared TO
sell upon the most favorable terms
We shall MISC do General Commission business
and solicit for sale consignments Of all kinds Of
merchandise and country produce We are prcpare ed
TO make liberal advances. We shall pay special at
tention receiving and forwarding ali kinds of goods
and produce both to and from the interior and fill
ing orders for any description Of merchandise From
the long experience OF Mr.. w. d. Huston in this
branch Of business shall be able to give satisfac
tion. HUSTON, HAWKINS II USTON
We take pleasure in recommending our successors
to old friends and ask for them continuance Of
the hberahty lately extended 10 us. Messrs. Hus-
ton, Hawkins Huston prepared to do large
business and from thear experience and ability, we
are confident will give entire satisfaction
sTANNUS d HAMILTON.
October 5, ls55-ddwlm
Al the Gate city Furniture Rooms
LNXTENSI0N Tables, Breakfast, Dining Tea and
IL Card Tables. all Of best quality, and d very ex
tensive assortment. G. r. ABBOTT co.
noylb:d&w
THE Gate city Furniture II oms
4 LARGE lot Of Jenny Lind Bedscads. single and
n three-quarters double aud extra width Also
Cottage French. Field and Trundle Bedste ada, and
large and ANAL fancy Cribs, all OF the best manufac
ture td6s c. $ ABBOTT & 90
At the Gate City Furniture X ooms
( WARS of every description, very extensive
~ stock, Of the best manufacture and superior inisb.
dSw G. s. ABBOTT 4 co
At the Gate City Furniture IL OmS
l AIDES and Gentlemen are invited 10 call at these
IL Rooms and examine the quality Of our articles.
Prices will be found satisfactory
daw c. s. ABBOTT A 90
AT the Gate CITY Furniture IL oms
| ISL received, assert ent If Mnrble-Top Centre
~ Tables, new and beautiful patterns. Also. some
new style oval wood Tables in Rosewood Mahogany
and Walnut. (daw) G. =. ABBOTT 4 90.
Al 1.-THE Gate CITY Furniture H 0ms
4 SCI of solid Mahogany paror Furniture at 5000.
< \ Bureaus from $40 TO $50, many beautiful pat
terms. fd&wJ e. s. ABBOTT 90.
At the Gate Ctty Furniture 10 oOms
4 LARGE assortment IF Sofas, all styles and pri
\ ces. Also, Upholstered Arm Chairs Sewing
Chairs etc tdhw1 e. :. ABBOTT h CD.
AZ the Gate CITY Furniture R ooms
N}HAT NOIr, Towel Stands, Quartettes, Fancy
w Stands, and great variety Of convenient arti-
Giles Of furniture, useful and ornamental.
d6w G. =. ABBOTT co.
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PUBLIC SoUAREs.--It Is rumored on the
street that his Honor the Mayor proposes
laying ont and donating to the city one or
more public squares in what is called xii
bourne's Addition to the city Of kcokuk.
We second the motion with al our might. -
The three squares originally intended as pub
lie ones are already lost forever to the city,
and should this proposed gift be made, it will
beyond doubt cnure to the good of the
donor, as well as be Of nestimabe adyan-
tage to the public.
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G. M HUSTON,
0Iesuie Dealerin Notions and
Fancy Dry Goods.
ga MAIN srREET. kEok a.. low.

"a MAS SraxEr, kEoKex. Iowa.
new stock and the largest and best assorted ever
offered in the market Our stock is purchased direct
from manufacturers and importer aud We pledge
ourselves to SELL at prices low for cash good
time buyers, Us ST. Louis any other western
ket.
Merchants will find it to their advantage to call
and exam our goods and prices before buying else
where. We viii consider il no trouble to show them
through our stock.-ddw
lust Received A large stock of Buck Gloses and
- Mitts, at sep2O HusU Ms.
A FINE Stock Of Pocket Cutlery for sale low at
Il sep 20 HUsToN's
4 HEAVY stock of Cap, Letter. Ladies Bath bath
Post Fancy and Commercial Note Paper Plain
and laid Buff, White and Fancy Coored Envelopes, at
sep2o HusTON's
4 General assortment of German silver and dou
"A bic plated ware, all warranted and at ,nanufAc-
turer's prices. al sep2e HUST0N'S.
4 extensive stock Of Whips and Lashes ut man
"A nfacturer's prices at sep2l HUST0N'B
vINHE largest and best assorted stock Of Embroide-
ry in the city at sep2i HusToS'S
rINHE Finest assortment Of Ribbons ever offered ii
l. the market ut sep2l HrST0N's
tLOCks enough TO supply the market, Of every
~ variety Of pattern, Jerome make, warranted,
and at manufacturers prices
sep2i HISTON'S
A LARGE and fine lot Of Kid Gloves of every
n grade, at sep2l HUsTON'S
4 .oiSD anu NoininoH 1bNbIft bold ana SILVER
~ watches, at sep2l HUST0N'S.
LIVERY variety Of goods omprised in the Notion
L. and Fancy Goods line at Illusions ut prices that
cannot fail to induce purchases and benefit the buy
err Call at No. "a, and examine for yourselves.
A FINE Buggy Portable Top for sale, enquire Of
~ sep2 &. NJ. HUSTON.
No. "a, Main street.
A Huston will be found the largest lot Of Irish
"A Linens, Laccs Edgngs, and every variety of
White goods at prices that cannot be beat in any
western market, sep2o
A endless variety of Silk and Linen Pocket hand
a Eerehiefs and crasats at sep20 HUSTON'S.
lINHE best assortment of Lace Wells and Dress
l. Trimmings at sep20 HUSTON'S
FOR SALE.
NEW top buggy, at the Livery Stable of
~ oct l2-dtf VIM. CLEGH0RN.
FEMALE INSTITUTE.
TINHE Second term Of MRs. +. b. A. JoHssross
1 School for Young Ladies will commence Mon
day, Nov. Itch.
TERMS OF TUITION PER QUARTER OF TEN WEEKS.
Juvenile Department, 81 90
Preparatory Department, b 90
Academic, q 90
Drawing and Painting, 90
Embroidery, 4 90
Modern Languages and Latin, 3 90
Rooms ut Unitarian Hall, corner Of 4th and Main
streets. -. noyTd3w
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JAMES H. DUNCAN 4 CO..
Gas and Steam Pine EltuNpG

North side Main bet. Sth and 9th Sts. keokuk Iow1
A RE PREPARED TO INTRODUCE GAS pIIi
into stores, dwellings, churches and her bull
ings, reasonable terms
Our stock Of gas fixtures will be always adcu nj
To the demands Of the trade, and our connection
such that we can furnish any pattern at short a
tice. We would particularly call the attention
those wanting Steam Pipe connections 10 our srrouQ
iron pipe, which has almost entirely superseded C.
per pipe. stock Of all sizes cons family on hand
Orders received for brass work. Cash paid for q
Brass and Copper. October /, is56-d6mI
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CO.PartnershipN Notice.
Fl1HE undersigned have this day formed e. part-
nership for the purpose of carrying the boot
and shoe business in keokuk under the style and arm
of /. j. Elliott, Go.
T. j. ELLIOTT
JN0. II. CARTER
T. J. CARTER
JAS. B. CARTER
Having purchased the entire stock of 5. A. Duke
and having Furthermore secured the services Of Mr..
Dunlap, late of Cincinnati, Ohio widely and favora-
bly, known as the ''prinee of Boot Maker" we sole-
il the patronage the citizens Of Kcokuk and the
surrounding country.
IL Is our intention 10 keep hand n complete ns
sortment Of every description and price and are pre-
pared 20 finish 10 order boots and shoes suit the fan
cy. TT. ELLIOTT co.
have sold my entire stock and trade to 7 J Eli.
oft Co, and cheerfuly recommend them to nav old
customers ms gentlemen fully competent and capable
of carrying on the boot and shoe business in all its
branches. y A. DUKE.
u0VN
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moral wrong may be committed for private
advantage, if there be no legal restraint
New we submit that men who would sacri-
Fee so much for the sake of making the or
binary profit of banking, would risk still
more political and moral wrong for the sake
of making still greater ''pile" by repudi-
gting all their shinplaster currency, if it
could be done without legal hindrance. That
they CAN ultimately repudiate the entire shin
plaster issues of their Marine Wildcat con-
Germ, pocket the proceeds and escape LEGAL
liability, no one familiar with broken Bans
swindles can have the slightest doubt.
That they ,riH do SO whenever it will pay,
no one that appreciates that "strange COM
pound" a Locofoco Banker. and understands
the simple motive of greed of gain which
actuates him, can hesitate to believe There
are no legal restraints against transferring
the stock of the Insurance Company TO "men
of straw John Doe and Bill Snipes.-
t When that is done the legal liability of the
original stakeholder ceases, il they ever were
liable; and the bill holder. having no secu-
rity, would find g Jordan long road to tray
ell - on his proper ''fool's erand'' to hunt up
Doe and Snipes to pay him the specie on his
Marine Certificate.
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- The WASHINGTON Star. n rnbid

CO The Washington Star, rabid Demo
cratic and Southern Rights organ, has
concluded it isnot altogether the better poll
cy, on the whole, to speak of Seward and
his arguments as fanatical, preposterous,
traiterous, etc, but thinks that the South had
better answer him by g calm reason and IL
s refragabie history, and not by calling ats
/" author diSrepufable names otherwise,
:" there as no telling ,chaf may be the result
"of his, Of late, so rapidly increasing po'e-
8 er and influence ~
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-11-24

INSURANCE AGENCY.

l.NTNA IASt RANCE co, Hartford, Connecticut
IL STAR INSURANCE co, Ogdensbufgh, n. 81
HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY Hart
ford Conn
FINA LIFE INSURANCE 90, Hartford conis
Commercial iNsJ RANCE CO. ~ Louis. Mo
~torcs stocks and dwellings insured against Fire
merchandise insured against the dangers Of naviga
ton,
Open Policies issued in the Marine Department 4
the Commercial insurance Co., Of 81 Louis and TIL
customers of the Company Accommodate, with ioau3
of sixty days reliable paper. Insurance procure
tor these desiring il, in any 81. Louis Company
Nm VI. BELkNAp.
move m Cor Main and I'd al.
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FINHE best American Novel for years---aIilly. by
Il L the Author Of The Busy Moments Of an Idle
Woman For sale by
nov2a CAVE d son.
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Books fust Puh,i.hea

FULL OF WISDOM AND GENUINE WIT
'IaHE Works of Charles Lamb, with Final Memo
L rials by Sir Thomas Noon Talfourd For sale
by nov25 CAVE 4 son
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H'SlELLE GRANT, or the Lost Wife; one Of the
IL most exquisite love stories ever published For
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