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not i6cuIt task to find always some who in tie
VISION Of their philosophy assaiIing and
P0Hng ont the discrepancy tose in power ard especial
II tins the VIXEN perctAnce IF the truth were knov
there x3sd be found disappointed bopes and Anticipated
honors defeated And many there who make great
ado shout The wrongs Of shase 10 powsr mistakes
pointed oat this Is wrongthA1 right; and
thas he xsl1 Of some il made s-riklngly manifest to
s world THIS class q eeofisrc PHILOSOPHERS woald do
va z remember that Il herruleaa task to and fanl1
ana mat point disease and mot to prescribe its
remedy eyinc bat ignorance Of the whole This class
Ighi better sacw he depth and weight Of their own re-
SA hes hy adopting the az keeping silent and the
making coza2anity in that event. igAf ascrie TO them
sEs EGt And this class order peculiar to these
ls alone they Aays arr found and found too dispensing
ss rt1srahons II h4Inornea minds annoyed hy reHeC-
saas q ssitnsercst thwaea Ia the administration Of
Afo SAeR sterH heceziiy demanded FiDSicsaion q Cur
ga@ sna homer hz class not found war ting
aad Wssa Jacslu IN his honest csayicons ~ what " -
ai and Just pat silence some aetsand IA erpersero
ny f9ye saFed The ooaHry from universal bsukrupacy-
= 'sson va offered sor ire display ~ Euch wisdom as
Asaf Z known and possessed by this kn0wing class
- = ne administration u Nr Polk when tie Texas
eisn HAs p before the yrate then also the coars. III
= Fek was not onlF mot right bat actually rEinous in
* wise apinoHs Of these sfafesanlike ~entltnen ARD
y = trosgh ne administrations that We have had
aA4t g AStagtons T. exceptions have been taken
aSns HAaser And vitnperzii0ns witbhslA
- sa-t has been the coarse u IN All Aamnis-
A We srs not IN the leass surprised 70 bear II sxcep
aA1n . ite nressnl; and there none We should
- - klshes orinoas * some strange and forsboa
~ 'AA-aiy ln he catinet n Mr. Pierce we end unity
- Notwithstanding 70 The contrary, npur al the e.
- paini& Tho several departments over Nhieb they
AFs looked % with motive. and diligence for n4onzl
- to-day We believe that fhe administration 81
fffes clsrrgrDas sud noisy as are same Interested
Aihe Z = as srong and inspires a. mech confseacs
-sR g - people a large thAt u nny Foregoing
~ ~hsu ums shall haFe fuEly developed the bear
y - 51ia p = We believe tls general sentiment viii
-. Sss truly National wise and good ana x
= tnd asght ia reiieviog ther mind 81 ia p~ut-
- $40 oagmny, We say, blaze away until ssais-
- nAg ts bad and il coming time pubIc sentiment
" - goa whe-s already The cauuuuiSsors q preceding
- 'trF4tions hAFs bern classified
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The Bgrny3ana LaxEccen Decissoas u the Conrrais-
IF PenssoAsn 81 person entitled bounty
Land under the late being insane the application be
made by the appointed by the
competent Judicial authority.
The rights OF widow deceased solder are lost in
second marriage but revived sgan the death Of
second husband II however there be minor children living
Of the first husband they may claim ia right Of their father
during the second marriage
Under the OF 1850 only such regarded as minors
under tvsntone years Of ct TIE te the
issued Under the present minority reckoned
prior 10 the Sd az March, 1855.
power Of attorney be executed until after the
warrant has been iHzued.
The only survivors Inconsistencies embraced within the
provisions Of the widows and children.
In computing the time of service, mileage
lowed.
The Bopay Land ApBcatsoas Tsnse ef EasHg the Rar-
rantsThs Eagvauing., &cIt about y DAYS since
the passage Of the granting additional bounty lands
those serving in The revolution their widows il The
different since I7s9 The officers Pension Bureau
predicted that prior the first Of month 100 900 spp
cations (which deemed e1raragants rd be presented
that Office To show that their not too high
viii state That up last evening applications
have been filed in that bureau.
II probabI. that the Office win Commence the issue Of
about the Of june next the engraving Of the
pates rapidly progressing Already hasa copy
n the Secretary o. the Navy been completed for
warrant that Of the Secretary Of the Interior for the 10
and that u the Secretary War for the
The portraits II the President others are st
ia the hands 81 The enersvr The engxVingr already
ecpea grenfiy admired BY ali who them and
prcud sFdences 81 American sk and genGs In this de-
pArfnoens Of the Sne aria.
cerseal cGaags..C.prain George Gunn Of Maine sec
class ts sooD promoted laird class, CsI sy0 vice
Col. J.. y. TeEg, o. Michigan, resigned.
7. u Albright 81 Pennsylvania class tsI 300 10
SECOND clsss Isl soo) vice Captain Gum, promoted
Wm- Il Patton, Wisconsin, temporary clerk 81 the
class, permanent erhip class, vice r. j. Albright
proaaated-
sgricHursl Bsrsos ~ tas Patens 1fesSayTlyg " Seed
aasssrs Pos freatsersTn seeds
have been supplied for tAs Of military posts the entiers
where deHt Precu-e seed from amy other
Tkesa generous patsr only appreciated By
oees and soldiers the posts, bat VIII add greatly 70
their health and eunfort
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gajwrs and Loss n Fatlir Docssscats ~ Es- We
derstand cOplsints nsntv rroeivcd By the ocsrs
the caTu thsf public documents various parts o.
she oganfry many m reach their Gss@tion.
whe IN ether they % hand tn - damaged
nondion be almost entirely, worthless Il h
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TAs Lsea StUiss SiosF cyaaeThe Unit@a ststes
sioo Cyane E probably saFe Boston today se the
GEf - join the orcs sndar the epmnaDd 81 Commodore
MrCEaley. The following is list o. her afscesss
Commander, ,. 3. Wilson ieutenaufs r. l. fYlghmAn
J. y. Barney, j. o. stsn John Downes master A. NJ. De
Rre@s Eargeon X Aadraa; purssr, Henry Etting mid
shpman. james C. walker; bostswaiB Mr.. Ray gunner,
Jasnes y. W. Clarke carpenter Charles Bordmsn sail
naaker Jchn A. BIrdsaM.
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AssEn A. FAR-The notes Of al TIE Suspended free
Aiinoas Ans noW redeemed Al par b tie auditor
>a'e b haring sold fis stocks which were pledged
e tbs notes The Suspended bank notes o.
3'soousin are also redeemed Al mar
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NEw Ionx, April 3e.-CSst1n i Arm with an upward
tendency Flour Is DALI with decIiHing tendency.
ern -four lower-sales 81 100 bhls SIC IS 81 80.
Wheat Is unchanged with limited demand previous
rates Corn Is loser-Hnixed, 81 IL 81 H. Pork IL APP
waro and hsm Best unchanged Lard 6r and tender
81 upward whskeyohio Is hrna-sales % 81 cenas
BALTIscHK, April 26The market dull Flour is quiet
Howard street held at $40 rs. Wheat o~sr-saes o
red At 81 So 81 soi white 81 S. g. 20 Corn il au
ANAL sales Of white At 81 ST. o.; yellow, 81 81 es
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rExERAL AGENCY AT NAsHIsGTOsy~The sae-
III sser Ksctmoad A~stAg es1sdlssSe
cay, &w frsaf "a Esr FFss@
ev
sod mr a1@ es1ars
aSAsyt c~ns 81 LcExrwne.
Dxr&
ss srhaes say DS~x wss~h saSs " as 49,
s,yn~~ t sa6isms gthce
Rchxvaa saS~I .s 10 si
snsr r~vs af rsrsasA TAe~s ana ne
sp NJ
ee ii c.assp an - u~i- Ne SIS p.
ci@nEns hsrstf ~ egFsy
uaaA ~ H.
III MSrena tS ssas ~ acres
a. ali sryyrs -yt-sm ssss has
raxrgr~ vii - very uad~raar FELIX RIGnAsIs.
xxrxsEsrx~-
Hrayy a. Wiss,A fIrss.ka.
Eyrsn., Esa-. AssA saga. Tngnta~
T. CAms4ADssr 81 Pvnsss1sy sacasc11,
sisxasa
~tsnars Ri. Parker Rsrnsand. ysEzns
HasJ &. Prsa%usa. SssGsaia
Hess rnsioa, Nxesrxfpas p. g.
a.. Wsa- 1aftEa~s
Ls1t fsahaaks, s~~ sFz
Msrcs 1-dAegly-
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rV~ fhh "t~f k*D ~St AhsNtNaM -"
sssFC s1aa.ss0Ass-
ans - -sz--. s7s1--xxs
rswsrx 1890
c4-ssa .s..s a.s.... So - r.. -.
E.s-..s aa- srp.sy. assas. 80 cs..s..s =. y~..yr
,,ss s..,a.s.. = -. s...,.- g.. -. 80,
go, - $3.50 - -. s ssss $50 "a - ss sas s &C.
H''.' - :. -. y. ,.... = !, :. a'-I
sNN@rks'
sass is.ss@s e@aa@s sssls~a - ~ : ~ .s.s = s
= sss-s = s- 49,. sssas ! ss So Sc
- sss 80 ,ssss x, s.ss s. ~ .sss - %
saa. easssraa1 fsssss pa@rs sr~suTIs Fsserssa.
f4r.sass~, c~a.ase~s
-s =. CO. Z . era ea s~ e zssss ss@s "
iss.sa. pss n.s@ 4 Is @ Tas~-ssrrs ssas ssa
y rAl ~sa cseas-n aeri a@s ~aas
asas e. o. ss@ss ), s.ss-s vase
sna- cl-se
K ..@as. sssss sss .-s Nsassas y assas s-a.
y a@s aAs's > sa~ a. ..a's = ~ ,y- 49,. -. ..
ga . :. : ssss,s. s-l.assss = y - ~ a~n Sll "
A. .ess@nsa.ses .sala aaa eHerE sasssy' sssss
y1as camsessana. Pc
s e .s.'asa asa 'vss,ss y 80 ssesassaass .s -
s : ewes e--a'''saa : ~ : ''s :. wh''a'a
anssss $50 n. = s's s x ~ ass $780, s
.sss y ..-s VISA. WI assss ''''
$50 ~~. AA~ -~ Wv = s"N ' - - ~ y -
roA Way fAsaESGEas
AAxtAe Csrn8.H
pe-assrs praeasa oypar gase@se ssruss
a n. aaes aasszsess As &sa. =
se q asaly, tscev sana1ss3 ss1asias
Fs~0eFbgR - AezawafNs @A leave kNGer1& - T. ~
ssat q a..aa,sF - = ~ as- "a, - -. a,,,v ,
- 49,, - S0-'""fS~Af@ - ~ - 't' w.
71 49, ", - -. !, q $500
~'&s& hNA&"'- = @fs - q = . 49, 80 - ~
FOE WASHINGTON AND TIE SOUTH
I-avp R.sssn.ar. sr w sspsprsmn ~ IA ras IA A. ~
go y -
On -smdsys AT !. lSs a. ~ sns AA. !. A., eats.
Leaves Aashassea As AAaaase - aae ~ a. ~ aaa saa
E-@ p ~
The &s~f ana fsa uaaes Aassof nea ss seca1d 49,
f1sa sa sshagsaa .l 10 sxpse n aaans st9gsAs
Tnr~ugh ny taa A1~sn~Dd. Frshas
h,l1eas FsAaNrfsns - ta~staa hfsr eA@+
Fer arkers s%seaAfan Ae ~ y n Enu&Rns AarA
81 sne ucNes eebess czaa1sa sfarFoa
11aN ~ 1870
AFrl Sr--ra Ma~eF - sraaNfsof'SfaHns hase~afss
nf F.xnguxur dxuTEm
n ~ 81 r-a-~s u~@c~--T 49, snna'sMs lsss
nasrAys N A ~ faAaa Ee@~ - I@af1h ~Aa A@' - A'
xawTs g~~s fSsE
VIA Esry q tae Haf eaAanas
rasss,I1~ s~,.,as ,rsrsar s,r ss.a--t ma
sqs@ NasranI e.Fagv un Eueal Wa Landan
1855
-. go. sg.xxsv. .x.uxn,~. !. ,m. $3.50. ~
\ - 80 -. - - - y aa.es
- t4ThGA s@aaa s~~ls 80 80 aRHs A--~ssNA
~A@ =" 1AAs s4@ ~Ass Wy sATee~- STryrss,s
APn' s-sH saea 1oem RspsHs aofsl-
$500
SHEtIs MADE TO ossD 49,. ass prsp-sea = aass
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On TrursdEy the i2tn
J. HsupxH, srss~urg Mlsairsigpg MAETMA ELfYagETH.
ysanaass daughter ~ Hon r. ManrUA a saxa14
r9v
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HFF'FaF Y tAe AtsH@-&hsF lfrsna . besaaA
Bosros Apra ss.-Ths Afrsaa arrived here :. gaartsr
Past esh thA morning Hsr D.2Es wi leave IN the atxeg
trash
che made the from HAssx in shirtv-ons beers Amer
sAs4ns hAfax one a the passengers misse hundrca
PeHnds st4Eg which supposed 10 have been st0le1 Ca
heT ArlFsi here - Communication allowed with "a.
sg and general searof ~ the passengers place the
result q whica has nst trsnsslssd
The papers b. tbs Africa contain sta inteis9enoe n
addition - what has herstefsre beea transmitted bv tAs
wires tro@ Halifax cespstrh dated Dorsr Apes Isth
states that The Eefaa, 81 100 zs twslse sad q he
beet under the cenmzad a kenr Aamsrsl Coehrane
oared IN D0ssr bar, Awaiting the arrival 81 iperz
Fisters from Fr4nse.
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ssrH NSrAlMExr--ve sp~m sasy sssu tassA
sseusA srsazrs . ssaasry.
SHAKER LSNG cGJTH sagxrI~s.w
ey-nsS i~asY &c snHf7
sss@ VI ea1ns
ssapassu~sS m Hst4rrs%n NE
a. 9
ares AAfta
rssus rss s&k~ ~ slessr al
nssm nss ssF sss sa~s q aer
ets@s rss~
IA asrs x asa -
e~s~sss spsy ecaSmpgnoa Ess srssf
cozsa.fs yS~s~sx
MOURNING Go0rs
tsasp~gsy AZ fsk xnsas = - He~ ~
h We -
sa~psrs tr ~4fe sea- AiET
smsssy II ssass grassrd ~ ass rfn4nS
IN PURE sALL-LxSRNs S000s.
We eHsr : asanesass sses . sefs sases
-arh - uxnySsrsa~1 ofs 90 frrstrsrf
hsezpS fsam wuee = as sp3g
aseshtar~ -w@~~ - - eNf *'eN~ -
asn za6as. x@ ~n nratr sss-
Esaass srfi~sns kssey sa~~"-
Gr~ artE
s,aax A. ws1xars psrr~s aps srpsrafe - sa
s,r-aJ srr.e~~ f~eFeg ass - "a ~ - ~
YHAsF skaTAHs
$500 @w~t sNtsaaag
"a - sAssf Dppasa9 Genass @Azset
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NE~ oRLEsSs April 2s.--rossmast1r Kendall w1s ar
rested BY Mr. Blair, special agent OF the Post 0Goe De-
psrtneni the charge, 10 said o. harin Parloined
letter ber~g 70 Wills, kxain Co., containing saoo
Kendall yurity ID the SIC appear
ance 70 answet the charge.
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Wv YoHx, April 2s.Yhe steamship Ss Iasuss AZ Inc
Havrs line srrived here half past Ghss nsrnr
Her Eur0pean news anticipated BY the AfrscK
The St Louis brings five passengers snosE wAs
Mad La Grange and the other Niho opera
xroups
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n s~~sxs g~~Ssrss assxas~x @ra LAY ~sS@~s s@s
~srsetNe@ sssSrfH@N sc~F ~ err~sH
ls eaery esspsese - ssesss is
4sssnsi Ths xaaas sb oe@spsnse ga as s0 q
4x<a sse4asxs sRsSzHs@ zee -~&3@azy
Ayr 1S-e1
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C. ENER Al NEW $.

FUT THAT TosETHER-in Lecture recently de-
hrered ia this city says the Albany Argusl on slavery
Hon. Charles Sumner said II any says that the
stitaiion Of the United States recognises slavery II Is be-
the vice exists in his heart apd sach che Is
recreAn the Of freedom At the asi meeting o.
the American DsislAsesy Society, held Syrscuse
William lloyd Garrison said Tha constitution Of the
United States recognises slaverya pro-s1aray w.
xtrz1meHf So, according Mr.. Sumner Mr. Garrison
il pro-slaserg man and Is receanf to the cause Of
freedom
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DEArH or MRs AILEs--The wife of the late Capt Ethan
Allen son Of the immortal Verrnonter died in Norfolk
Virgins on the 20th, aged SIS years.
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lne c1riag up n portion u the road about eghtren
Al'ss Tom WIS city. We learn from passenger that
frAnnE tss teFDe post Il discovered that large
"1L pa y ~ woods FIRE The engine=r STORED
- 1A.n AID Freersdfd - the rail- when be
oottsn ihaa large pile a Yiae wood bad uanghL and
= n'anleAec 70 the rsAd few erpss ties and about
ir9 Aras q stEing timber consumed which delayed
Us irAn rnl TIE hre suh2adrd il being boz IN tie
elsLy q ~ woe5 pile that approach eny 5la
ealf bui d4axefousH
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A MODEST rEr-Eugene casserly claims from the city
Of San Francisco for professional services
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PENNAYLvANIA RAILROAD.
&M - f; s

THREE Daily Through Trains. between Pl \
lsdeiphia and Pittsburg THE MORNIhA
MAIL TRAIN leaves Philadelphia for Pitsburs
IL A. NJ. and Pi,tsbnrg for Philadolp hia a,
7 a NJ. THE FAST LINE leaves Philadelphia
for Pittsburg al P. NJ. and Plt'sturg for Phla-
delpha al / P. M. THE NIGHT EXPRESS
TRAIN leaves Philadelphia fer Plttsburg at
P. ~, and Pittshnrg for Philadelphia at 10 p. NJ.
The above lines connect al Pit'sburg with
Railroads TO AND FROM ST. Lons, No; Alton,
Galena and Chicago, Ills; Frankford, Lexington
and Louisville KY; Terre Hsute, Madison, La
fayetto, and indianapolis, Ind Cincinnati, Day
ton, Springfield, BelIefontaane, Sandnsky, Toledo
Cleveland Columbus, Evansville, Massllon and
w ooster OHIO; also, wilh the Steam Packet Boats
from and TO NEW ORLEANS, ST. LOUIS, LOUIS
VILE, and CINCINNATI.
Through Tickets can be had TO or from either
OF The above places.
For further PARTICULARS, see Hand- bills at hc
different starting points. Passengers from The
West will find this The shortest and most expedI-
tious route to Philadelphia, Baltimore, New York
OF Boston
THOS. MOORE,
AoENr, Passenger LiEes, Philadelphia
J. MESkIMEN,
Agent Passenger Lines, pittSburg.
Feb /, 1855. Nv
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Mr.. Editor:

YOU may announce my name for candidate TO
i sell every article Of Dry Goods and Groce
rles cheaper than ever, NJ am anxious TO raise
money TO buy few lots, which can't do well
after the election, there will be dresdfal raise
in property, for shall tax every lot in the city
10 per cent per week, if am elected 10 carry on
our Rail road, to be paid The b; nix weekly,
which will complete one mile Of our Road week
~ How many weeks will il take TO complete
this road? Who owns tho road, Lee county.
the city Of keoknk. the property holders p
II yon find you pay over the wholes sale price for
my article IN any Of my stores You ran return
the articles. 5. 8. BILLINGS.
Main Street, Ksokuk, Iowa.
March %, 1855 diff
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G.. nj. HUSTON.

WHOLESALE DEALER IN hoTIoka AMI
FANNY DRY CoOrB,
- Main Street, kesksk, Iswa.
ALWAfs or hand general assortmen Mt Of Rib.
"A eons, CsrpeQ, Laces, Edginss, Insertion .nt
Millinery Goods in general, with /, Iar~e ...a.,
sufpendefs, Cap, Letter and Fancy Note P.pers'
Enyelops common and fancy, blank Books. f.nr,
soaps. Hair ul, Cologne pc rfume ry O., sllkina
a large assortment OF pocket cutlery, setseor.
haxors, Pistols, Clocks, gold and silver W.,chs,
ndjewelty OF alldescrptions, quality apd nr,cs.
also slarge and generalassorment OF Comhs. nut
tons, Threads. Pins, needles, Spectacle an a..
ses, Port Monies, nne assortment of pocke,
Wallets, Memorandum Books, Pencils sh.v,u.
and Eye Projectors. In word everything com
frise q in the
NOTION AND FANCY GOODS rrNr
Also large assortment Of
FINE CIGARS,
sccordeons and Fiutinas Of Ali Grades
Our stock will be found very heavy and eor
iete. our goods having been lie ted Z rthe ..,l
tailtraae, with great care ara with special refer
snce to the requirements Of he western r.rk.t,
confident VIC can gle satisfactisn 10 = n !,
regards both quality and prices, ~ ve il nd IA
compete with the St. Louis market snd viii Ill
as low, nota little lower than any house IN the
West.
We sell At WHOLESALE ONLY, and eonane
ourselves to one particular branch OF buaincs.
~ OF course buy and sell cheaper than person
aseping pr omiscuous stock. We would r. srert
fully request Merchants, Pcdiars sad De- lera IN
general, to give us . call and exam inc our atoch
and prices and satisfy Themselves before purchs =
ing elsewhere. we think they will nd Il greatly
to their advantage. Call at No. ~, Main street,
g. II. HUSTON.
Sept. !, 1874. o&w
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E.. w. Sanders,
FURNITURE WARE-RCCM

MAIN STREET, Bet. 3rd ard 4tb Streets
kEIkUK, IOWA.
THE under signed has row in
i his Ware Rooms, and de-
signs keeping constantly on hand y
well selected assortment Of all kinds OF Fur
ni'ure embracing MARBLE TOP DRESSl NC,
and plain Bureaus; fine and plain Sofas; fine and
plain centre al card Tables; cane a, and wind
sor Chars, rocking Chairs OF every description
from plain wooden seat to the finest hair cloth
stuffed seat; plain and fancy turned cottage Bed
steads OF the latest styles; Lounges &c.
Looking Glasses Of all sizes; clocks, carpet
ings, floor and door mattings, door and table oil
cloths, mattresses, feather busters, carriage trim
mings, window shades and trimming, and ever
other article usually kept in my line OF business
Part Of my stock made under my own 81
pervision, and the rest bought fran nanufactoi
les Of high standing, so that can warrant every
article for durability and finish Of workmanship
My object is to establish a permanent business
here, and not on the Peter Funk principle; and
as an inducementto persons 10 purchase of me, ]
am resolved to sell d. the lowest ST Louis prices.
Call and examine nv stock before purchasing
elsewhere. ] will always take pleasure in show
ing furniture to Ladies and Gentlemen who call
on me, whether they feel inclined to buy not. I
may 81 '5l-tf q. w. SANDERS.
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Blacksmiths' Tools

HlaCkSmiths' Tools.
az ASSORTED sizes Aimitage NJ. n. Anvlis
Il y 90 pr bellows fir ON so TO ss nches
3o solid box vices ,ass'd atzes
2 dozen acksmIth's buircsSes
b 40 farr,er knives
30 do ass'd iles and rasps
8 do acre plates, eli sizess
l caSk hand and slsdGe hammers
MISSOURI IRON.
100 tons ass'd iron of every sizei
80 do do piow steel
1000 lbs No. cast German ans English Blists
steel
All OF which Is offered to mercha' . and black.
smiihs at the lovestprice andaon u e best terms
AS to the quality OF the ~ on II u not necs sary
to SPEAK as it 10 UNIQUE st,onable.
THOS. J. RICE Co.
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IT HE Great Central Route, connecting the At
l Iantc cities with Western, North wesern
and Southwestern States, bya continuous Rail-
way direct. This road also connects at Pitts
burg with daily line Of Steamers TO ali ports on
the Western Rivers, and At Cleveland and San
dusky with Steamers 10 ell ports on the North
western Lakes; making the most direct, cheapest
and reliable route by which FREIGHT can be
forwarded TO and from the Great Vast.
RATES BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA AND PITTsBU nc.
FlRsT CLASS - Boots, Shoes,
Dry Goods, Tin boxes) Furs} 10 C. per l00b
Feathers &c.
I'd CLAss.-Books and Station-i
cry, Drv Goods in baes), GO c. per l00lb
Hardware. Leather, Wool, J
. s.sss q Pork 1s4 sa 'oos
ath Class Coffee, Fish, b.
con and Pork (pacled> Lard} 30 c. Per lo0b.
and La Cd.
"a In shipping Goods from any point Eas, al
Philadelphia be particular TO mark package sra
Pennsylvania Railroad" All Goods consigned
10 the Agents of This Road at Philadelphia or
Pittsburg will be forwarded without detention.
FREIGHT AGESrs Moses Potter Boston ]
T.. Elliott, n. York, f. ]. Sneeder, Philadelphia;
Maeraw koons, Baltimore Geo. {. Francis
Gus, Pttsburg; Sprigmsn & Brown, Cincinna-
Ii, Ohio; j. S. Moore head, Louisville, Ky, r.
G.. Meidrum. Madison, Ind, Ratchf & Co, s..
Lous. Mo; ]. S. Mitchell s. Son, Evansville
Indiana.
II. II. HOUSTON,
General Freight Agent. Philadelphia
II. ]. LOMBAERT, sup't, Altoona, Pa.
Feb. 1855. "
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To the Public.

NE undersigned proposes TO do Carpenters
l and Joinsrs work Of every description, and
VIII take contracts for building hovses from the
ground upwards, and finish and furnish materials
and deliver the keys in any way as per con-
tract, and Of the quality and architectural STYLE
agreed upon. and at the time specified Can be
seer at my shop or Office on Fulton Street. be !.
tween Second and Third. p EICHER.
Contractor and House Builder
RETERINcEs: Mr.. J. A. Graham, Thos. w
Clagett. Esq, Geo. c. Dixon, Esq, Rev. VIM
n. Williams.
Keokuk, April TO- 1855 4
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Tennessee Irsn

Tennessee Tres
M are now receiving, in edition 70 our pres :
" ent stock OF Iron and Blacksmith Tools, di.
rectly from the manufacturers, 30 tone assorted 81
xes Bar Iron on which we will be nbis 10 give our
customers the benefit OF the recent decline IN the
marketj aise $50 slabs assorted sizes plow Steel
to which The attention Of dealers ard blacks NTH
IS directed. Feeling desirous Of enlarginr thi !,
branch eur bsiness, We arc prepares to offer tn I.
necessary inducsncntsto customers to acconsplis !
the same. CONkADLE, SMYiH co.
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WESTERN STAGE COMPANY.



vTsHH Westefn Stage Company respectfully an,
L nonnc- 10 the public that their Coaches
leave Keokuk Daily, {Sundap exeepted) IA
Fsis6sld, Oskaloosa, Fort Des Moinssand Conn.
oil Bluffs, passing through Boston, Charleston
Primrose, Winchester, BIRMINGHAM Ashland
Agency City, ottumwa. Eddyvile, oskalooss
Eslla, Monroe, Apple Grove, TO Fl Des Mo'nes
From Oskaloosa lsr-weekiyl to Council Bluffs,
VIA Bsilsfon:ain Knoxville. PlsasantviIie, Indi-
snc,a, ct. Charles, Wintersett, Indiantown, Sill.
yer Creek, to Council Bluffs.
Ano from Ottumwa via Blakesburg, Abba.
Lagrange. to Charlton. Fri weekly.
Also from KsoEuk, Daily, via Warren, Far
sssagtoa, Bonaparte, Benonsport, Keosauqua,
pittsburg, Troy 10 bloomfield.
Every attention will be paid for the comfort
sod eorvenisnce Of passengers.
Coaches leave Keokuk for oil the above places
- O'Clock, A. M.
- Oa6ee On Main Street, second door above
the Laclsde House.
]. HAMILTON, Agent.
yn.s 1855