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FRcr. n. y. WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE

FRCF. 81. j. w0oD's HAIR RESTORATIVE
WE have never kaown any other MeGtcint
w win &C large share Of public confidence
In 10 short time as this has done. II has not
been more than year since we hrst heard OF III
and il now stands al the head Of all rem lies o.
the kind.-(chester Hsiald
Well ma the editor ray this, FOR the intrinsic
merit OF tia compound has enabled the proprietor
TO sell within the past ten months IN the cities
OF 81. Louis and New YoTH more tAun enc hun
dred tho usgno dollars worth of ceItihcaieS tTom
the in te lige nj and gentle OF national repuIa
ton, OF which the following is enei
Carlyle, Ill, June q, 1853.
have used Prof. O. ]. Woods Hair hestora
tire, and have admired its wonderful effect. My
hair was becoming, ts | thought, rrematureiy
gray, but by the Of has 'sitestotStVe,' IL hah
resumed its original ccioys and, have ne eotf
perm znentiy SO.
sydney Breess. Ex- Senator United states.
Also circulars, which can be had OF The Agents
e. e,l =, 49, ! mcxrssr. As'a'.
Keokuk Iowa, JGne rs 'oi-tdav ~
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Tennessee Iron.
VIZ are now receiving, in sddition to our pres
w ent stock of Iron and Blscksmiih Tools, d.
rectly from the nuactnrers, go tons assorted 81
res Bar Iron on which we viii be nbie to give our
customers the benefit OF the receuf decline IN the
market zise ibO slabs asset ted sizes plow 6teel
TO which the attention of dealers and nith
is directed Feeling dsassaus ef ealarginG this
brunch bsinsss, we are prepare 10 offer tn
necessary induce nts to customers to accomplish
the same. C0NkAHLE, SMYTH co.
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Farmers take Notice.

u EICHER has or hand and viii furnish to
i order Zmmerman's celebrated Separator
for Thrashing, Cleaning, Screening and Bagging
grain ready fer market. II III thrash aud ciear
tls.in 500 to 500 bushels per day, and has taken
the premium al thu Crystal Palace. New York
and Al the State airs of Maryland, yrgiuia, In
diana, Illinois, re. Orders VIII he thankfully
received and eoIaRun CO ions wilIreccise proinp
attention.
Residence on r4ltoa s., between % aad Ga
y. ElCHER.
Keokak. Anril 10. 1853 DIV
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WOODEN WARE.

~ dozen buckets, and hoops
100 nest tubs, @ and B IN
10 dozen We buckets,
10 dozen half bushels,
3 DO churns,
3 DO tar Buckets,
so do brooms,
100 do wash boards.
30 gross clothes pins, patent and piein,
20 dozen wood fanceits,
80 DO shoe brushes,
do large tubs. home manufacture,
For sale BY CIEGH0RN HARRISON
April IA, 1850
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PENNAN RAILROAD.
l.1 -, .sassas - Ssa..ss


THREE Daily through Irairs. between Pr
| ia3eiphia ard PICshurg THE M0RNIAt
NAIL TRAIN leaves Philadelphia for Ptisb.r
a. "a A. NJ ard pi9>burg for Philadelphia Al
7 4 NJ THE FAST LINE leaves PAils~ epta
FOR pittsburg al P. NJ, and Pftstprg for phlIa-
eelphia al / T NJ THE NIGHT EXPRESS
TRAIN leaves Philadelphia fer P.ttsburg al /
P. NJ, and Pittshurg for Philadelphia at 10 P. NJ
The above lines connect Al Plt'sburg with
Railroads re AND FROM ST. Loas, Mo; Alton,
Gaena and Chicago His; FraiAiord, Lexington
and Louisville, Ky; TerTe Haute, Madison. La
fayette, and Indianapolis, Ind Cincinnati, Day
ION. Springfield, Beliefoutaine, Sandusky, Toledo
Cleveland Columbus, Lafesvile Massillon and
Wooster Ohio; also, with the Steam Packet Boats
from ard to NEW OmEASs, ST. LorIs Lou,s-
VILE, and C.ticJHsATt.
Through Tickets can be had to or from either
Of the above places.
For further particulars, see Hand bills al the
different starting points Passengers from The
West will find this the shortest aud most expedi
tous route 10 Philadelphia, Baltimore, New York
al Boston.
THOS. MOORE,
AoEHr. Passenger LIres, PhlaGeph ia
J. MESKIMEN,
Agent, Passages Lines, pittsbarg
Feh. /, 1883. ly
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WHOLESALE DEALER IN MOTIONS AMI
FANCY DRY GUOTs,
% uain street. kesknk Town

THOLEsAiE DEALER IN MOTIONS AMI
FANCY DRY G0Ors,
% Main street, keskuk, Iowa
LWA}s on hand general assortment Of Rib
"A bonss CARROTS, Laees, Tagings, Insertion anc
Millinery Goods In general, with a large assort-
ment OF white goods, Hosiery, Comforts. Gloves.
Supporters, Cap, Letter and Fancy Note Papers,
FnVoi0ps common ard fancy, blank pooks fanr,
soaps Hair Oiis Cologne and pc rf1mefy ofe lIkinas
a large assortment of pocket CUTLERY. scisxors
MAJORS Pistols, Clocks gola and silver Watehe.
and eweiry OF all descriptions, quality ard utioo
also large and &C nera softmcnt or Coa.hs hat
tons, Thfeadt, Pins, dies, SYectacles an Ia
SEES, Port Monies, q fine assortment of Pocket
Wallets. Memorandum Books, Pencils. shaytnr
and Eye Projectors. in word everything com.
prised IN the
NOTION AND FANCY GOODS LINE.
Alsoa large assortment OF
FINE CIGARS
4ccordeons and Flutlnas OF all grades
Oar stock viii be found very heavy and com
ulete our goods having been selected the sar),
falitrsde, with great care arh with special refer
ance to the requirements oi he western markets
we are confident can gi9e satialactient to all 4,
regards both quality and prices, as we Intend 10
compete with the st. Louis market and will sell
low Il not little lower than auy house In the
west.
We sell at WHOLESALE ONLY and confne
ourselves 10 one particular branch OF business
and OF course buy and sell cheaper than persons
keeping pr omiscuous stock. We would resrect
fully request Merchants, fealars aad Dealers in
general, TO give ua call aud exam inc our stock
and prices and satisfy themselves before purc has
ing elsewhere. as we think they will find il greatly
to heir advantage. Call at No. 80, Main street
6, 81. HUSTON.
Sept. /, 1854. dSw
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Nos On an
A RE now receiving
II heir spring stock, wi
at very low fates The,
defs they may be faporel
400 hhds n q sugar,
90 bbls beicher's cliff,
% " loaf and crushed ,
loo " 5 II moissses,
6e {" plantation q
90 4" Bclchet,s s II &
golden syrup,
20 pkgs hi biol & kgs do
400 sacks Rio coffee,
80 pockets old gov Java &c
900 kegs nails,asst siTea
DO boxes soGr,
30 do star candles,
10 DO mr uid do
76 hi chests tens, psBt,
so boxes do
100 bxs chewing tobacco
various brands,
90 bxs cut chewing and
EtnakILg DO
DO NJ rcgalia and principe
cigars,
IS boxes Cuba skies,
500 bu prime ID. Apples,
boo hu prime d Peaches ,
100 nsgs saleratus, bbis ,
boxes, kegs,
25 Kegs ; soda,
seo bbls wrapl'g paper,
100 re ANS let. Il cnp do
60 pigs tx 4 , keTel
8 drums Goldfish,
&c oxs smoked herring,
8 cases safdines,
10 lierces rice,
"a bills tai,
20 ~ fa'ch e. rogin
; bxs ID X raisins,
{ o hf ana or bxs do
! case pFunes In boxes,
10 boxes citron,
500 drums figs,
70 bblS Dayton ale, fresh,
Is boxes mustard,
10 - corn starch,
90 dcz brooms,
500 lbs broom twIne,
rs boxes uxes,
10 bills cTscaersg
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CONNABLE, SMYTn e. 90.
hoirsaie GroceTs, dealevs In Tennessee Iron a
Ferwardinx an& Communion Me re hnnix

49, - 49, ~ Ne
lrrs In Tennessee Iron, q
rumission Merchants,
ID 50, Levee,
TIE following, completing
hich they offer " the trade
= Will do justice TO any or
j with
90 nests tubs,
10 dtfz tar buckets,
, 80 dog zinc washbosrtis,
20 boxes clothes pms,
100 ce'ls HiaaillaIopc,
- I" inte s.
10 doz hemp and grl6sted
cords,
500 boxes wind W glass,
D asst Sizes s. brands
!, 90 b0ses tupblers,
go bxs pr, fpt b qthasks
ceTooDs & ceases indigo
cask prime madder,
6 bbls alum,
10 +" cGppeTas,
.,is sacks pepper,
Q :" sptcs,
60 boxes gro. pepper and
plmf nto,
, 2 bales Cl, yeg,
! case nuirncgs,
30 boxes gro. & oyer,
10 doz yeast pow dcrs,
, 30 bbls DIN kinds nuts,
30 bu flesh pea nuts,
ts bales cotton batting,
10 " candle wick,
10 bags cotton yarn,
80 - coiorc,i and " bite
carpet chain,
80 bales wrapping Irvine,
80 boxes ST. Louis starch
40 !" starch,
DO doE Thomas oysters,
leo boxes ethay,
200 kegs rife and mining
DOW der,
1870 Is. wood buckets,
COO feet fuse,
20 cases ID and nj ID Cen.
ister powder,
loo boxes matt hes,
81 boxes ink,
Ice bags shot all slzes,
2 toms bar lead,
2o0 VI G D CAPS,
~ II water proof DO
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GloYes md IEoe.ierY.

| AIDES colored black and white Kid Gloves.
IL Silk, Ljsle Thread, and co'i da Twisted l.
let SILK Mitls for Ladies and Misses Black,
W e and mode Sik Hose, and large STOCK of
cot, 4 IN white, unblesched, black soste and
nike Of all prices; child ems do. " bite. mixed
ard "a, Y. very cheer. y FOSTER.
Anil Il 1hna
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Sack Salt.

FIVE thousand bags G.. 4 Salt heavy and fall
bleaehed and in fiae of-der, now landing from
steamer A dri~tic. ard Tor sale bv
CLFGHORN s HARRISON
Juue . 1855. cG'1w
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Il HE Great Central Route, connecting the Al
4 antic cities with Western, Northwestern
and Southwestern States, by a continuous Rail-
Way diIeet. THIS road also connects al Pits
burg with daily line OF Steamers to all ports Oh
the Western Rivers, aud al Cleveland and SAT-
dusky with Steamers TO all pots on The North
western Lakes; making the most dtyect, cheapest
and reliable route by which FREIGHT can be
forw arded 10 and from the Great IFesi
HATFs BETWEEN rHfLApELPfilA AND pITTsBu nc,
FfRsr Grass - Boots, Shoes,
Dry Goods, (iu boxes) Fars.} Is e. per l00b
. Feathers, &c. .
"a Class Books anu Station
cry, Dry Goods lin bales), Go G. per lo0lb
Hardware, Leather, Wool,
Sd CIAss.-Anvils, Bagging,
Bacon and Pcrk Tin buik),} 30 G. per Io0ib
Hemp, &c.
4th Class Coffee, Fish, BE-
con and Pork packed Lard} NC, per l0ob
aud Lard Oil,
gyT~ In shipping Goods from any point East o.
pAliadel phia, be- particular to mark package 'pll
Penasy udnta Rd,ifoad" All Goods consigned
TO the Agents of this Road at Philadelphia OF
Pittsburg, will be forwarded without detention.
FREiGHT AGENTS Moses Potter Boston ]
L, Eliot, ~ York f.. j. sneeder, phlladel phia
Magfaw a koons, Baltimore Geo. C. Francis
cug, fI-trhurrs Spr11~rr.arl < Brown. Cinciana
H. OHIO; j. S. Moofsh head Louisville. KY, Ii
4. Medrum, Madison, Ind Raicilf & CO., 81
Louis, Mo j s. Mitchell q Son, Evansville
Indiana
II II. HOUSTON,
General Freight Agent, Phfadelpha
II. j LQMBAERI, supt, Altoona, Pa
feb, \, 1900. ly
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NEW STO RE.
III d. 90 ID w \ II u,
Wholesale & Retail Dealer IN
Dry Goods, Hats and CGps, Clothing, Watghe
and Clocks, Gold and Plated JcgelFy,
ROOTS AND SHOPS

and UI0tks Cold and Plaled JcNtfi,
BOOTS AND SHOES;
Also large and well selected stock ~
NOTIONS AND FANCY GOODS,
vialins, Accosdeons, Flutes, Class and Fancy
Boxes.
No. 50 Main st, South SIDE, hetUeen sds at Sts
kE0krK, IOWA.
HAVING been engaged exclusively in Inc
Il Wholesalp Trade IL New Albany Ind, AID
ati holding an interest there, will enable the as
formerly, 10 bay my goods By the package OF I'm
norters and Manufacturers. TINS placed IN the
ssua 70 On dation our Cincinnati and Saint Louis
T-oicssl- aeelors, can safely pledge myself -
!nlieste any bili pur chased In our western eitef
The citizens OF this place and the SUR ouhoins
country, as well as mer chants, are SOLICITED &c
GALL AND EXAMINE FOR THEMsELf rs, ss
shall take pleasure in showing my Goods
June as-dhw Ii. d. WOODWARD.
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]. w. SCIsOGGS'

LII MBERT \ r ., kEOKUK,
On Concert street. between 4th and 9th streets,
north Of Main rect. A large assortment Of
Lumber and Shingles, OF best quality, always on
hand. d&wly
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FLOWS AND WAGONS.

Successors OF Newton & Stephens.
CORNER or MAIN AND 18th STREETS
Es0kUk, IOWA.
w HERE thew keep constantly on hand all
W kinds Of Flows, Wagons and Carriages
trade in the best styie ard out Of tie best quality
Of materials Wholesale and re;ai
~ TAYLOR & MCKEE.
March IL 1858. dawtf
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Merchant Tailors.
Thtrd Street, Jetioeea Heta and Jphasos,
kE0KUk, IOWA.
HaNL9 usl received, at their Fashionable la
IL oTng and Furnishing Establishment a choice
and excellent supply VI hfoaacio,hs, Cassineres.
vestlngs. and Ceitemeu's Furnishing Goods Of
ali descriptions, and suarsfies THAI their work
shaii be done In Tie most approved aid saiisfac-
terry manner They constantly receiving the
New Yosk and Philadelphia Positions, ard le.
specifically solicit AL who desire coed aoFk ana
The bes, material 10 give them cali.
HUTCHINSON & DEWEY
April 8, 1885. diy
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Mckee a. TinsbcrHnnTa .
LIVERY STABLE.

THTS stable situated oil Third street, between
l. Main aud Blondeau streets, i large aud com
notious and especially fitted up and adapted for
The business, ard the undersigned are amply pre-
pared 10 accommodate their lrlefds aud the pub
lic generally. with Saddle Horses Bugaies. and
Carriages at reasonable rates. They also keen
Horses by Tie day, week q month
SAML MCKEE,
w. TIMBERM AN.
Keeknk, Oct. II. 1854. If
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THE Nschinery formerly used IN the I Eagle
FAcroxy,n consisting Of fATr"T PLhsINe
MACHINE of superior guilty. Also apparatus
for manufacturing Doors, Rlinds, Sesh e., con-
s,silng oil Saws. Boring md Moftlclng Machines
o.. All Of The above Machinery is in excellent
order aud Of the mos, at prose1 style,
sd VI. FORD,
Keeaak. jane asth. so. a2l ain
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bf1SAl Oh iAlS uit4tNF'tS 10lttge q
n Psnnsylvat a--incorporaie9 by The Gesls.
a,aie Of that State with perpetual charter
TRuNTFEs.
Hrs TxceIeurv the Hon, JAMS RrcHANAK,
Hos. NM AiLKfss, Gate Secretary at War;
the Hos. Nosss UAmr1oN; Hon " II Low
By, Hon CRAEtIs NAyIoHj and Grr, J L.
hooHAHFAp.
rACULTg.
AwrREw r EoupxN late setief Professor o.
Book Keeping ard Commercial scieuce Il he
Mercantile College us pennspisglia
l1e4+fs = p-ftseFf, tale Professor ~ C1m
z4aE 4sf al fa4ss ss.aats.sIss he same
Institution
CHss BE& pAsWIv. member Of lht Barring
ton Bar Professor Of Mercantile Law
The Principals design carrying out in every
particular that course oftraiuirg for business in.
trt daced and foloae ed up Tor upwards OF fifteen
years BY Ir. DuFr, the founder OF The Merean-
tile College oil Pennsylvania, by Which about
$3.50 merchants and accountants have been quail
ihed for business. II is how regarded By bust
ness men rs the most thaFeugh and effective pre-
paratit tor tie accountant given in the United
States IL oomprehends upwards oil AGO real
business Observation-Disclosures six different
methods Of conducting books BY double entry
about SEQ commercial computations, explaining
many ecsiress operations not found in comm~r
couTreheEsise course of msicQr
tile penmanShp-huSiness forms ard busines
etters--1aiiy lectures on commercial law ant
com Oercisi scjences.
TIER rooms viii be open for the reception 81
Students on the first Of December.
Circulars mailed 20 any address
-, A..
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JUST RECEIVED per Express large lot Of
d Fashionable soft fur Hats Pearl ard Black,
for sale cheap by
d. F. HUMPHREY &GAGE.
Juue 0, 1855.
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Rankin Il Miller

I'll AVE made arrange ments at Washington.
IL City, by which they can speedily procure
Lard Warrants under the Law OF 1855
All persons who have served In any Of the
wars oil the United States are entitled TO 8
acres. In case OF decease OF persons VITO actu-
ally served, the widows ard heirs are entitled.
No charge unless successful.
Office over Parsons Bank, Keekuk, Icrs
March 81, 1855. c2 Bin
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BIN. r. DCDSON.
MERCHANT TAILOR

O. -
BEOKUK, IOWA
T. EFpS general assortment Of French, Eng
IL lsh and American Cloths, Ca-smeres. ard
Vestings Of the very finest quality, aud the most
fashionable patterns, which he will make up 30
order Al the shortest notice III The latest style
ALSO good assortment Of Shirts always OF hand,
F,b sth, 1859 d!}
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3 4 n KING HOUSE
nE

CHARLES PARSONS,
Coz r<r on Main and Second SIS. Keokak
SIGHT Exchange on the East and South foi
- sale, Also Page & Bacon's Sight Drafts OIL
London. Sgft and Time Bills of Exchange
Bank AID Bankers Drafts and certificates Of de-
posit Foreign Geld and Silver aud Land War.
rnnts purchased.
Remittances from the country for exchange
promptly forwarded.
Interest allowed or deposits a. per agreement
REFER TO
Messrs Page & Bacon, 81. Louis
Cashier Am. FIX. Bank. New York
q Atlantic Bank. Boston
q Phil Bank, pfadelphia
q Merchants Bsnk, Baltimore
Mestrs 7. s Goodman 81 Co, Cincinnati
April 6. 1883
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e.. W. Sanders,
FURNITURE WARE-ECCNS



KECkUk, IOWA.
THE undersigned has now IN <v-~,xr
I his Ware Rooms and de. EfrrrsrsxxTsIlsx]leS
gns keeping constantly nband ssfas1ez0S
well selected assortment Of all kinds OF Fur
niture embracing MARBLE TOP DRESSl NC,
and plain Bufeaus fire and plain Sofas; fine aud
plain centre ia cart Tables; oi,e al and wind
sor Chars, rocking Ch.ifs OF every description
from plain wooden seat, 10 the finest hair cloth
stuffed seat; plain ans fancy turned cottage Bed
steads OF the latest Styles Lounges &c.
Locking Glasses Of ali sizes: clocks, carpet
ings floor and door rna,,irgs, door and table oil
cloths mattresses, feather busters carrlsGe Trim
mines, window shades and Thinning, and every
other article usually kept in my lice Of business
Part Of my stock was made under my own SUI
per,ision, ond tie reat bought from uanufactor-
les Of high standing, 90 bat can warrant every
sticls fer durability and finish Of workmanship.
Ny object is to establish permanent business
bese, and not on the Peter Fank principle; and
q an iaagceneEt 10 persons q purchase OF me, !
nn resolved 10 sell a the lowest ST Louis prices
Gall and examine stock before purchasing
elsewhere. will always take pleasure in show
lnE furniture 20 Ladies and Gentlemen who call
on me, whether they feel inclined TO huy or not.
may 81 5t--;l 6. ". SANDERS.
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II " ugh

nEALERin Watches, Clocks, Fancy and Vhrie-
~ II Goods, Musical Instruments, and Toys
all kind. Watches, CLOCKS and Jewers repaired.
Ola Gold and silve bought. Main Street .heteween
Fourth and Fifth KeUkuR Iowa. Imar.2a'6s.d
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1850. 1855.
NEW DRY GOODS HOUSE,

REID, SHIELDS co
Al the old stand Of Fofsev. Anderson & SHE lbs
NJ. g., Main Street, kEOKtK, 10 III.
DEALERS IN
Dry g Gods, straw G Gods, and Notions
VII K wouid inform the Merchants Of Iowa,
w that we have q large and elegant steck OF
GooGs, suitable for this seasons trade and viii
sell them 10 cash or prompt time buyers as low
az they can purchase them in the west. We are
daily receiving. ard will continue 70 rcceise ad-
ditions 10 our stock as the seasoG advances.
Dress Silks
In great variety. and latest patterns
REID, SHIELDS - Q
March 30. 1855 d2mssly.
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Meat Market.

fINHOMAS CR0SS notifies the public that he
viii open Mea Sell ca 81 street, in the
house Of r. W. johnson, adjoining be coffin
ware room, where he hopes 10 receive share Of
public patronage THOS CROSS.
Feb. % 1853. OFF
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IrsT RECEIyFn.

AFEW dozen white Beaver Hats, Just the thing
a fer Summer wear, at the Hat Store OF
D. F. HUMPHREY & GAGE.
June Q, 1855
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HAND AND PANEL EAWS-A small LOT OF
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C. cuERToP.

~ EEPss stack Of FamIly GrocerieS avariety o
u Toys, assortment II MAxIcal inEtTi-
msnts, fer s-ie on Main street, bet <een second
AID thu1. Insr2s'is
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or KiTRE.FNG

4 BRANCH Of the Mercantile College oil
II Pennsy lvat ia--ncorpora'et by the Gesls-
Iatals Of that state with perprlual charter.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1855-08-31
ThomRs u. Ford.

The following extract We take from Com
missioner Waldo's report:
at affords me pleasure to say, that in
two instances where officers in the Mexican
war we're placed upon the pension list for
supposed permanent liabilities, from which
they have recovered, they have voluntarily
relinquished their pension and asked to have
their names stricken from the roll-such
rare examples Of strict integrity, and hon.
esty, should be placed before the public as
worthy Of universal alcomnendation-I allude
to the cases OF Capt. Thomas H. Ford, of
the State of Ohio, and Cspt. John L. Nc
Cornell, Of the State of Illinois" See
Documental History, Commissioner of Pen
sions. Report for 1861, page 2l2.
Such is Thomas. H Ford, Esq, our nom
inee for Lieutenant Governor; in war or in
peace the same infexibly honest and trust
worthy gentleman. The Commissioner
rightly observes he is one of The two rare ex-
Amples Of strict integrity, which has come
under his notice, Of the whole number Of
pensioners who came upon the Est during
that memorable campaign.
Here is candidate before the People
who is not only able to take care of himself
but whatever may be entrusted to his
charge. He is a man of the people, and
both ready and and willing to serve in any
laudable purpose that will tighten the bur
dens of taxation from the shoulders of tax
PAYERS. In the place of being burden on
community, he desires bis name to be oblit-
Grated from the rolls. If the office holders
at large would pursue a similar course, the
people would suddenly become relieved Of
excessive taxation and instead of nine, two
million dollars would be sufficient for every
emergency Western Palladium.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1855-08-31
A Bid for Votes.

We see by the last Democrat. that for
eigners residing in this county. who have
not ye: got their naturalization papers. can
get them by going to Tifin, where Mr..
Bartlett will be most happy to serve them,
"gratui!ously." This is bid for the votes
of foreigners. The price of which is, tha;
every one SO naturalized MUST VOTE the
ave-driver's ticket; must be in favor Of
making Kansas a Slave STATE; must labor
to sustain and carry om the principles of
the infamous fugitive Sare laaO; and nev-
er sag word against the present LOcctoco
tar lao, but pay cheerfully tax on what
they OWE as well as what they own.
This is the gratuity, foreigners, with
which you are to procure your naturaliza-
ton papers. A price as iniquitOus as that
obtained by Judas,-the price of 5lOod!-
Are there any foreigners in this county who
can be so easily duped?