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The Lesson of Bereavement.

The cdilor ofthu Il. ". Christian Ad-
rOcate thus beautifully discoures on this
theme. 1t will touch many bercayed
parents heart:
al | be bercayed OF ny Children, am
bereavcd,' said the hcart-sogc patriarch
as lie gave up Benjamin to an apparently
unpropitiou5 destiny. Even the patient
job, when he heard ortae untimcly death
Of his sons and daughters, rent his man
tile, and shaved bis head, and fell down
on the ground, and worshipped Aye,
but even in his grief he p2,sh pped, and
said, "Thc Lord gave and the Lord hath
taken away; blessed be the name ofthe
Lord" Poetry, may whisper, "Bloom,
gentle flowers, as We open an infants
grave; and point to the gaujy butter
fly orbudding spring as we bury the with
cred "oiive branches but the parents
heart only responds, WHO hath sorrow
like unto my sorrow? p Christian hope,
however, whispers from the skies in ac-
cents soft as angel brcathings, Lost to
you, but gained to u.s." and the strong
faith ola trusting heart, adds, 'Ilis well"
And as a wayward but loving child,
wisely corrected, nestlcs closer and gen.
tier in the parental bosom, 50 the afflicted
pious heart finds calmcr rest and sweet
er comfort i. its hollest sanctuary the
heaving bosom ola sympathizing Saviour
Bereavement and sorrow thus sancGfed
! thus improved, are to the soul as oil pour.
ed forth and lhank.oferings on such an
altar are as the burning Of sweet incense
"Gatbcring flowers for Paradise" say:
the reaper, Death, as his scythe smite'
off yiolets, olive branches, in the mids
of pious family-that garden of thu
LORD. Flowers for Paradise have re
Gently been gathered from the hearth
circle Of our excellent brother, Rev. W
II. Thompson, Of Wisconsin Conference
Under date of September l4,h, he write
US: "Uur infant daughter-Ann hmeli
, aged eleven months and six days, die
on the 12th inst and was buried on tn
; 18th and the same day she was buried, !
, the evening our next youngest-lda Lor
i a--died, and we have jusr returned frol
, her grave, Her age was two years, ele'
: en- months, and three days.
! Though you Bro. T., cry out Ike j
= cob, remember the glory that followe
j the giving up of Benjamin. Though 70
mourn IKE job, remember bis latter day
> and with the Shunamite say, sit is well,
booking to that rest and reunion thi
remaineth. These earthly rewards, the'
Itenporal blessings. but family shade
THE Christian S everlasting and heaven
r. beaultudes to which the sorrows fear
are heaven registered bond. "The
light Affections, which are but for a m
ment, work out for us a far more excee
IT ing and eternal weight Of glory
,e Those flowers were gathered for Par
IN disc Look for them there.
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The receipts on the late election day
in New Orleans, in aid of the completion
Of the Washington Monument, wero Sl,-
947. In compliance with the Mayors re-
ouest, all the drinking places in the city
we're closed during The entire day
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.al NEW IRON STORE,
w ARD & g Me-
Corner OF Market and Second SITS,
.' PORTSMOUTH, OHIO. .

' O. PORTSMOUTH OHIO.
HAVE opened a Store for the exclusive sa,e leo, o.
Iron and such Goods as arc usually kept at an Iron
Store. nh
They have for sale all sizes of Bar, Band, Hoop
Round and Square Iron. Also ...
NAILS OF ALL KINDS, STEEL AAES'
GLASS, &c, of the very BEST BRANDS.
It is the first house of the kind ever opened in TINS
city exclusively for this branch of business ana we
intend to kcepa full assortment Of goods IN this Inc
which we will sell at fair prices.
twould therefore ask Furnacemen, Merchants
and others to call US before ~
Our IRON is also WARRANTED to be Of the
very best ouulity second to none now in use. Don
forget the place. 49,, - co,o,d
streets. I'll. , #....
Portsmouth, Nov. s, ,55. 3D. '4y''.
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re- A boyat school in the west, when
called out to recite his lesson in history,
was asked What is the German Diet
composed of?" the boy replied, : Sour
krout, sohuapps, lager-beer, and nix CONS
erousch." Boy promoted instanter
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No APPEAL FROM THE PoPG.--Ihe
New York Express says persons who
doubt-if indeed there be any who do
doubt-that the Romish Church claims
temporal as wen as spiritual allegiance
from its disciples in the United States,
would do well to read the pastoral letter
of the Archbishops and Bishops of the
Province Of St. Louis in council as,
semb'ea-mark that! 1t was not issued
bv an irresponsible person, but is the
product of the mature and united delib'
Grafton of the said digni!aries, in council
assembled. 1t is, moreover, not an old
d0cument, raked from the past history
of the Romish Church. II is fresh from
! the hands of its authors, in word, JUST
ISSUED, and it explicitly says:
I'VE MAINTAIN THE SUPERIORITY OF TIE
TEMPORAL OVER THE SPIRITUAL ORDER
! We maintain thai the temporal ruler IS
bgupd 10 conform his endctmentS to The
DtriHe lalo. We maintain that THE
Church is THE SUPREME JUDGE 0rer
ALL questions concerning fdih and NOR
ais. and that, in the determination O
such questions, THE ROMAN PON
TIFF. .as Vicar of Jesus Christ, consh
utes A TRIBUNAL FROM WHICH
q THERE is NO APPEAL and 10 achoS
, a,pord ALL THE CHILDREN OF THE CHuRcI
, MUST YIELD OBEDIENCE"
! ,r,or this authoritative and official an
h nouncement, let us have no more fine
o drawn distinctions between spiritual an
v temporal allegiance. We see here hi
both are binding alike r.
r Now, says the Louisville Journal, "
e appeal to any and every just minded p'
}. triot to say, whether man whose SUI
.e port Of the constitution and laws OF II
10 United States depends upon the wlll
1t a miserable old despot in Italy, is III
" hold Office in this country ...
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w anted!!!

WHEAT, CORN, OATS, FLOUR,
MEAL, POTATOES, II Y, COAL or any kind Of
COUNTRY PRODUCE taken in Exchange for
Clothing. A very large and well selected stock Of
Rrhny MADE CLornIHG now on hands also splen-
did lot of WATCHES JEWELRY, besides a
heavy addition to the above articles, which will be
onened in n few days. Come every one that wishes
to save MONEY, and we will give you good bargains
t5g@ We will pay one half cash your articles o.
trade so come on. .. =, n,,,,p 4, NM ,
aelF Nov l. 'J5, 32
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PLOWS And STOVES.


r R. DAY, Thankful for past fayors, takes
eE this method of informing his friends that
he still continues his business on Broadway
street, jackson, where will be found general
assortment of Tin, Copper, Sheet Iron, Brass
and Zinc ware, of his own manufacture
COOKING STOVES, ,....r.
Latest Patterns for burning wood fiat top,
Meteor Air Tight, 3 sizes, " "
Comet. 2 4" p" ="
Improved Air Tight, 3 siz. &C"
COAL COOK STOVES. -a..
Improved Etna Air Tight 8 sizes, flat top.
Star of the West, 2 sizes, a" g..
Universe, 2 sizes, .. " '
Aurora, size, "..
Queen City, sizes, Republican 3 sizes.
Reliance sizes kinds, and 2 sizes OF Shol.
etOss.
Stoves with other articles in the stove line.
A general assortment Of
HOLLOW BRASS, & JAPAN WARE
Tin Roofing and SpOutimg, a.
Done TO order, and on the most reasonable terms
and with dispatch.
w copper SIMithing,
For all kinds of Machinery, done in the noatesl
manner. ... ....l
NIB. The attention Of all are called to pay
me visit, as they can purchase wholesale ol
Retail, on terms to suit the times.
Orders for all kinds of Iron Castings sol cit
ed and promptly attended to. ...9 a-a7
GTRemember that my Mandatory IS OF
Broadway, one door above H. W Whites Hard
ware Store. ..- ... .aa'tF ~
| Jackson, June Is, 81. 10 ly . 8 ~>
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MIR. Editor !:

YOU may announce nv name for candidate 10
i sell every article oil Dry Goods and Groce
ries cheaper than ever, as am anxious 10 raise
money TO buy few lots, which can't do well
after the election, there will be dreadful raise
in property, for shall tax eyery lot in the CITY
10 per ceit per week, il am elected to carry on
our Rail road, to be paid The bank weekly,
which will complete one mile Of our Road week
". How many weeks vii If take TO complete
this road Who owns the road, Lee county.
the city of Keok ak, or the property holders p
II you find you pay over the wholesale price for
any article IN any of my stores you can relura
the articles. S. s. BILLINGS
Main Street, ksokuk Iowa
March %, 1855 dtf
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English aud Classical school.
FOR Young LADIES 4 GENTLEMEN

FOR YOUNG LADIES & GENTLEMEN
j. w. Denison. A. M, Principal.
THIS second tenn Of his School VIII con
mercc on Thursday, March 9Th. aud for the
time berg HIiI 30 Kept II The Baptist Meeting
House.
The iesigt Of this school is to prepare the mind
to THINK, - preparation for the active duties Of
life, Whether for HE schooi room, Counting
room, O. College.
To any ono wishing 70 know its merits, We
have only To say, "Coiac and see
Terms Ter Quarter OF ten weeks
Common English Brauches, s. 90
III CHER do 10 on
Higher Mathematics, oo
Book Keeping, Single or Double EHtrv, 10 Oo
Languages ahc,e8i Il modern. each extra, 90
M,-,ie aud The 0fnam6Ith BgabcLeS. q d
extra, from 20 to ~ 90
StaItoreTY, So
Payments al the middle OF the quarter No
denctcn made III tuition bills except in case Of
profraciea sickness Doors open al All hours
for friends Of education, whose frequent calls are
earnestly solicited.
Keok X, Dec Il, ls54. Nv
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e. M. HUSTON.

W0U1E1AAE DEALER IN NOTIONS AND
FANCY DRY GOops,
% Main street, Keskak. lswa.
fLWAises hand . general assortment of Rib
- boas, Cafpsts, Laces, Edsings, Insertion and
unt1oey Goods IN general, With = large assort-
'6SmG - WAsts geods, Hosiery, Comforts, Gloves,
uu1ponAeSs, Cap, Letter and Fancy Note Papers,
Nvoospe co00oa and fsncy, blank Dooks, fancy
Goooe, 0aAs OIL, Cologne and Perfumcry 0fallkinds
4 y61uo oaoofinAnt Of pocket cutissy, Scissors
nasses, Pissess, Clocks gold AID silver watchs.
1to0elsy ~ al descriptions, quality IN price,
- eaosueenA esnsral asscrtnsnt Of Conhs, But
60. 11eooAss Pins, aesdlss, spectaelss An Ca
NUD. 0uDosonAu0 Books, Pencils, sharing
A0oAse - Ds1ss, fancy work Doxes, Google :
- - Rfossc&oss. In word everything com
pstsD1 d -
pOTION AND FANCY GOODS LINE.
A1eo large assertAsnt Of
FINE CIGARS,
xeeosAoOas and F1utinas Of all grades.
- seeck viii - sDsad very heavy and com
N1G, Oof oooAs having bees 1sie ctea Er the early
Gsl111.1n, v4sA crest ears ard Via sp.cia, refer
moD9otAo fe0utse0snts Of hs western markets
- - ooo11sat ~ cen 81 - satisfaction TO oil
vonnooo bo1A Qualtey and prices, ~ we Intend ts
oGDu1o vttA ths o.. Louis usskef and will se
setow,ffaet tit1is isweAtAan say house in thu
" 81, a wnotEsALx ONLY, and consn.
.rs ..i s.:sss e.
hssp1ng peo04scuous stock. We would respect
An1S1@Glgosl MsscAants, Psdlars sad Dealers il
Dandn1 = - NJ call snd exaaise our stool
- rr1oes .onA safety Themselves kefore purch,s
tnelnawaosQs - we think they will Had il grestI,
= 101eoAV1aaAO. Cali st No. ~, Main street
G, II. HUSTON.
~. I, issA- dkw
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To the Public.

THE Undersigned proposes 10 DO Carpenters
i and Joinsrs work of every description, aud
will take contracts for b0ibtinE harses from the
ground upwards. and 6mish aud fslrsisa materials
and deliver the keys or 10 any way a per con-
tract, and OF the quality sua architectural sty le
agreed upon, anu al the tame specified Can b.
seer at my shop or Office on Fulton Street. be-
tween Second AM Third. p. EICHER
Contractor and House Builder
RETERESos8: MIR. j. A. Graham. Ihos. w.
Ciaget. Esq, Geo. c. Dixon. Esq Rev VIM.
H. Williams.
keokuk, April 20, 1885. q
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Naluab!o Cut | OILS for Sale.

TIE undersigned proposes 30 sch portion Of
the Tract known as lie Gamble Fatl'' IN
ten acre lots
The above land /. situated about mile from,
HE town plat Of Keokuk. and affords many
beautiful SITES for private residences The
land being very tlch ard situated CONVENIENT 10
the city. ard beyond The reach Of the i,,st from
the Plank Road, of5yrs lie most valuable loca.
tons for MARKET Gardcns, Narseries, Pasture
Grounds. &c.
Terms wli be made easy snd title warranted.
va. e. GRAHAM
April Is 1855 t3m
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OF BURLINGTON.

A BRANCH of the Mercantile College OF
II Pennsysania--incorpe by the .egis
lature of that State with perpetual charter.
TRUSTEES.
His Excellency the Hon. JAMES BUcHANAN.
Hon. WN. WILKINS, Gate Secretary at War
the Hon Mosxs HAMPTON; Hon. H. Low
ky; Hos CHARLES NAyLon; aud GIN. J. h.
MooKEHEAp
ANpkEw r. HowpES, late senior Professor of
Book Keeping and Commercial Science III the
Met antile College Of Pennsylvania.
Louis II. DALHofF, late Professor Of Com
mercial and ornam entail penmanship in the same
institution.
CHAs BEN DARWIN member OF the Barring
ton Bsr-proiessor OF Mercantile Law.
The Principals design carrying on, in every
particular thai course oftrainipg for business in
troduced and followed up for upwards OF IF eeu
years by Mr. DUR, the founder Of the Mercau-
tile College OF Pennsylvania, by which about
3 900 merchants and accountants have been quail
flied for business. II is how regarded BY bust
men as the most thorough and effective pre-
paraton Tor tic accountant given IN the United
States. II eomprehends upwards OF 400 real
business Observation-Disclosures six different
methods Of conducting books by double entry
about 3Oo commercial computations. explaining
many business operations NO; found IN comm i
arithmetics--a comprehensive course of me, car
/ tile Observation-Disclosures forms and busne
/ letters-daily lectures on commercial law am
commercial sciences.
| TIER rooms will be open for the reception o
students on the first Of December
Circulars mailed to any address.
burlington, Nov, p. 1854. a&w
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New Wholesale Dry Goods Establishment
DURkEE & co.

IS Main, between I'd ith sts., kt0kuk, SIS
A RE now opening with large stock of Foreign
Al and Domestic Dry Goods, Variety Goods, Car
pets, sc. sc which we shall offer 10 dealers At
very low figures; and as of cur irm resides IN
New York for the special purpose Of purchasing
for this and one other concern, shall be Ia re
ceiYt Il daily additions to our stock.
We respectfully ask merchants and dc alcrx IN
general 10 examine stock before. pure chasing.
keokuk, sept. 20, 1854. d&wSls.
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- - - - - - - - ~ - = = ~ ~ :
w E have entered and surveyed every comes
w and nook
OF Buelfs Gallery, and foutd all nice as book
His SxyIIGnT rehtted, SO spacious end grand,
We can assure, there's none such elsewhere m
the land
Which renders his pictures without blemah or
spot,
Taken ciear ,ceafhcr or cloudy il a, all matters
Aud then his cases, are so splendid, SO fine,
There ~ none IN the city that will them oufshIne
KossuTH, UNION, JEwEL, Pearl, and Parma
And other fancy. nohe 80 grand have you seen n
your day.
But don't interrupt US, lets on with our story,
Although not talent enough 10 explain all ths
glory.
Come lock for yourselves, wen not lead yo,
astrav,
For such wonders as these are not out Of or
way;
And all who'ye not called for once venture out
AMI see what Buell., the "Artist's' about
Follow me to the place where many may come
Either wishing for pictures, or wanting for none;
To No. SO. MAIN STREET, It's plain 20 be seen.
Between Third and FOURTH where there's mul
tiiudes been,
We will find this gentleman busting around,
So busy, be can find scarce time "to turn ronnd, =
He will supply you with pictures fauttiess ard
true,
Please to sit down, we know he will suit you,
One moment-here's your picture looking never
so nice,
And another thing too, he is no high in has
price,
As hundreds y Hi say whe crowd weekly there
Prices lower, pictures better, than are. found
elsewhere. ny CITIZEN.
DaGuERRfoTyPE STOCK AND ArpARA1us OF
every description, for sale TO Artists al reasona-
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Dissolution Of Co-PartnershIp,

TINE copartnership heretofore existing be-
tween r. 4 ]. W. WilseY. r. Wllsev
having purchased the entire interest Of ]. w
Wilsey will continue the business in all lis
branches with largely increased fax iiities +. VI
Wilsey viii still continue IN the house during
the absence Of h. Wiisey east.
r. WlLsEY.
j. ". WILSEY.
keoknk Fab q 1859
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N n. II . Il Is
4 T the urgent solicitation Of numerous friends
"A has consented to omen class on Beck Keep
inc and Commereial Business al s annus & Ham
ilton's Hall, on the 2nd Monday Of MAY.
He expects the Merchants Of Keokuk 10 press
the attendance Of their young men, aud to allow
the necessary time.
Elucldaii ms daily, and monthly Lectures on
Commercial subjects.
A Ladies class Will be opened by leaving
names al II. II. Woodward 4 Cos.
Gents TO leave on paper their names al Stan
nus and Hamilton's store.
April I6, 1879. dtdmay Il
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Rankin 4 Miller

III AVE made arrange ments at Washington
Ii City, by which they can speedily procure
Land Wa irants under the law of 1850
All persons who have served IN any OF the
wars "a The United States are entitled 10 100
acres III ease Of decrease Of persons uho artu-
ally served, the widows aud heirs are eHtilled.
No charge unless successful
Office over Parsons Bank, keoknk, Iewa.
March Il, 1855. d&y Bin
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BEN. r. DODSON.l
M ERCHANT TAILOR,

No. 5, Third Street hetwesa Main and Johnson,
hE0KUk, IOWA
l. EEPS general assortment OF French. Eng
IN lish and American Cloths, Ca-smeres, and
Nestusys OF the very finest quality. and the most
fashionable patterns, which he will make mp TO
ORDER al the shortest <7otIce IN the latest style
Also good assortment Of Shirts always or hand
Feb. Sth, 1859. dly
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Carey h kjlbOurne,

nRECT Importers and Dealers IN China
IL Glass and Queensware, have Just received
per-creAn Steamer, Geo. Peabody, Sreaty, GDf
crates Of we'll assorted Crockcry. ware, Which
they offer 20 Country Dealers at very low prices.
They also have in store fer the CITY trade,
Dinner aud Tea sets Of Chipa and Ea, then ware
complete, Stand Lamps, side Lamps, hanging
Lamps, Chandeliers, Globes, aud Chimneys.
Fluid burning Lamps Lanterns, Looking glasses.
Tumblers, Molasses Cans, Jars, Britauia ware
and large and well selected iol Of wall paper;
all OF winch they otter to the City trade low.
heokuk Jan. l., 1855. l.d
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Fi.h /. F,sh |.
FURNITURE
AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
Al No. GIL. Main Ntresi, KRoKuK. Iowa

At No. Gil, Main Street, KEoKuK, Iowa
THE undersigned does not deem il expcdisnt
l 10 say that he has m ,re Furniture or hettes
than any Other establishment in keokuk, OF
elsewhere, but would say TO wholesale and ie-
tail purchasers aud old customers that he has IN
hand all kinds OF Furniture, and any quantities
you want put up and packed ready for wsgoA
tram pofiation. Among other THU Is are
Bureaus, plain, fancy and dressing
Tables, Card, Center, Side, Breakfast, OHM e.
and Dessert.
Chairs, Windsor, Cane, and Mahogany Spring
Seats
Rocking Chairs, Cane, Wood, and Spring seats
Bsdsteads, Common, Fancy, and Cottage, high
and low posts.
Window Shades, Curtain Cornlces, Willow
Ware and Wagons
Ladies' Cabinets and Work Boxes.
Mattresses aud all kinds OF Upholstery on hand
AID made TO order.
II will pay To give US a CALI
M sign uP, though place generally well
market. WlLsEY.
Keokuk, May /, 1855. wy
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kEUkIk FEMALE SEMINARY
wa commence On Hiednesdup, Nay end
ID EV. WIN. ii. WILLIAMS, PRINCIPAL and
~ Teacher Of the Grammar Anaivsjs nrd
Critlci. m OF the English Language, of Rhetoric
intellectual ard Moral Philosophy, aid the E,i.
dences Of Christianity.
Mrs A. l.. WILLIAMS. Teacher of Bible and
Ecclesiastical History, Natural Theology and
Domestic EcoDomv French Languageand Vocal
and instrumental Music.
Miss Macy J. Hart Teacher Of Geography.
History, Arithmetic, atd thesal ions branches a
Mathe fnatical and Natural Science Painting ana
Drawing.
Tuition care ofroCus. ink chslk. Sc in lie
several Dep ftrneuts. $3.50, So o aut SO 70
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PROF. q. y. WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE
((YE have never known any other Medicine
w win SO large share Of public confidence
IN short time, this has done. Il has not
been more than year since we hrst heard Df 1t,
and II now stands at the cad OF all me dies OF
the kfnd.- Chester Herald
Well ma the editor say this, FOR the intrinsic
merit Of the compound has enabled the propri ct or
to sell within the past ten months IN the cite
OF St Louis and New YORK more than one hun
dred tho usand dollars worth of ceftf atcs fro
the intelligent and gentlemen of national reputs-
tion, of VIII ch the following is enc:
Carlyle, Ill, June ~, 1889.
have used Prof. o.. Woods Hair Re stors
tlve, and have admired its wonderful effect. My
hair was becoming, as thought, prematurely
gray but by the use OF his ssRestoratise,' II has
resumed its original color, and, have ne osnb'
permanently so.
sydney Breess. Ex-senator United states.
Also circulars, which can be had Of the Agents
II. II. AYnEs,
GILMORE Il neKrsxy. Agent
keokuk Iowa, June IS '64-tdSw iy.l
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G. onrRToP.

" EEPSa stock ofFamIIs Groceries aysriety o
Il Toys, an assortment III Musical inStrI
msnts, for safe on Main stree, bet Seen second
aud thin d.. Tuar2s'k3
UNPARALLELED Rash for Life Of P r.
u Bsrnuin. Bv himself.
Ida NAV. By Mary sugdon
Ten Nights in Rar Room. by I 5. Arthur
A Book Of surprising interest Ida Norman.
BY Mrs. Llucoa Phelps, Of patarsco Institute
Maryland. Al GRAHAM & CAVES.
Jan !, 1853. Il rect.
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Meat Market.

rT,HOMAS cross notifies tie public ha be
i will open Meat Stall on 81 street, In the
house Of r. w. Johnson adjoining the coffin
ware room, where he hopes to receive share OF
public paron,ge. THOS. CROSS.
Feb. % 1853. DIFF
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Washington Union Insurance Co.,
CLEVELAND, OHIO.
Capital, $3.50. goo.


Officers.
d. II DURHAM, President
GEoRGE MyoArT, Vice President and Treasurer
@. N sKEILs, Secretary;
GEoRGE u. SgkTkR, General Agent
Directors
Geo Mygat', Cleveland; ID b Durham, Cleveland;
r. 7 Backus. do CIV Cook. do
s Sandfor,l, do w nj Powell, do
Benz Nortilrnp, do Jacob Perkins, Warren ;
Geo Ssntsr, do I Baker. Norwak
Skeels, do John Clark Brunswick
Robinson, Bedford
7hfs rel hno'rn Company IS pre-
pared 10 take risks on The safer class
IS Of property. Their means are
ample, and are so arrested that The
finds CAN ONLY BIZ USED TO PAY LOSSES.
No steam or special hazardous risks are taken,
and
The sum TO be insured in the same vicinity 10
limited to q prudent amount.
The Company has completed the fourth year
Of IFS existence, and the Directors have been able
TO meet all Losses without the necessity OF tax
spon the premium notes.
No assessment has bcen mate upon NE
opposite notes.
EDWARDS & TURNER, Agents
February 10Th, 1853. 6md
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