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Tenuessee Tres.

ME are now receiving, in sddition to our pres
w ent stock OF Iron and Blacksmith Tools, di
rectly from the manufacturers, so tons assorted 81
ses Bar Iron ON which we will be able TO give our
customers the bensAt or the recent decline IN tn
market also $50 slabs assorted sizes Pillow steel +,
to which the attention OF dealers and bla ,ith
10 directed. Feeling DESTROYS OF enlarging thi !
branch OF eur bsipess, We are prepares TO Offer IN
Lecesssry inducsmen Il to custcmers TO scconpi,s
ths same. COHNABLE. BMYTH co.
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j. w. Johnston,
u n ~ K r r A X + r
CORNER JOHNSON 4 THIRD STREETS.
CARRIES on tho business of Under r
" taslng in all its branches. He has
recently made extensive additions TO his stock
and perfected his arrangements in every depart
ment.
Patent Metallic Burial Cases,
inperyious to air and understandable, highly or
namented and Invaluable for the preservation OF
the dead, as well as coffiLs OF every style ane
finish furnished to order.
fiearses and carriages furnished, and the en-
lire arrangements of the funeral attended to
hen required.
Keokuk, April IL, 1855. dy
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WHoLEsALE AND RErAfL.
l.. H. TURNER has urrhaseo
the entire stock Of S b. Good
rich l. Co. and will carry on The
business Of saddle and harness
making in all its branches at The
shop formerly occupied by j. C. Triinble. No. So
Main Street
His stock consists Of the best material 10 BE-
found in the Cincinnati market, and he can offer
Inducements 10 the trade either at wholesale or
retail
WHIPS
He has also every style Of whips, which can
he had at wholesale lower than anywhere else
in this city.
Pariicuh Intention given 10 RprA,nixG. Job
Will De don the shortest notice, and in COOS
style.
Keokuk, Feb. i3, 1855, dAw1y.
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nIRECT from the mai ufactory OF Dawson,
~ Warren Hide, large and we'll assorted
stock Of Gold Pens, ranging from The largest Of
fec down to the finest pointed Ladies Pen The
reputation Of the manufactors is guarantee
enough for the quality.
Also some fine Gold Pencils with Pens
G. NJ. HUSTON.
Jan. %, 49, dAws
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PLOWS AND WAGONS.
fAYInR /, MeRFR

Successors IF Newtna a. Stephens.
CORNER or MAIN AND i1.g STREETS
KiOkEk. IOWA.
TTTHERE s.ev keep c1.,stantlY en- h,nl Al.
w kinds Of Flows, Wagons sod Carriages.
made in The best style and out al the best guzlity
II n44eriais. WhoIesaie and retail
y - TAYLOR y MIKE.
Afnan. r, lsss 1AsA
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My IiiES-Just received large supply OF
y gas, grain ant b1sh Scy,hes
BALDWIN. BSAkE a. co.
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~ l.. cossABLE. oeo. .. smyrH. coHsABLI.
CONN ABLE. SMYTn e. co.

evS In TenRrssee iron, 4
omission Merchants,
d 50, Levee,
he following, completing
,ich they offer TO the trade
] will do justice 10 any or
with
so nests tubs,
10 do5 tar buckets,
SO dor zinc washboards.
90 boxes clothes pins,
100 cells naniilarope,
rs 81 int -
rs doz hemp and CRASHED
cords,
500 boxes window glass,
asst sizes & brands,
/, 90 boxes tumbiers,
SO bxs pit, bf pit q Of flask.
8 ceroors 4 2cases indigo
! cssk prime madder,
6 bbls alum,
10 :" copperas,
Us sacks pepper,
6 spies,
30 boxes gro. pepper and
I,isaent1,
! 2 bales cloves,
case nu'megs,
20 boxes gro. K niger,
70 DOR yeas; pow Jers,
, 30 bills dir kinds nuts,
&c aa f,eth pea nnts,
80 bales cotton batting,
10 g candle wick,
76 Tags cotton yarn,
30 u coioIed aud " bite
carpet chain,
30 bales wrapping Irvine,
no boxes St. LOUIS starch
20 |" starch,
90 doz Thomas oy sters,
loo boxes candy,
200 kegs rife and mining
DOW der,
$50 dez wood buckets,
20, 900 feet fuse,
90 cases Id and hf ID can.
rster po wder,
, 100 boxes matches,
90 boxes ink,
Toe bags shot, all sizes,
: tons bar lead,
200 y g p caps,
100 NJ water proof 10
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I{0D0SON,S ptsnond Cement will stick the n
Al together sotLstthey will stay and no mistake
Call ~ Ayes, soyssr 81 rhisAsAd Main street,
40 49, hc<tle. tpniy ~ eAw1
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PROY. .. !. WOODS HAIK r. ATORATiyr
ME have never known any other Medicine
W wan 30 large share of public confidence
IN 30 short time, as this has done, IL has ptt
been more than year since we first heard OF il,
and IT now stands OF the he ad of slirehefies OF
the kind Chester Herald.
Well ma, the tditor say this, ror the intrinsic
merit OF the compound has enable the proprietor
To sell within the past ten months IN the cities
oil 81. Louis and New YORK i16re than hun
dred thousand dollars worth OF certificates from
the Intelligent nj gentlemen OF national feputa-
ton, OF winch the following is enc;
Carlyle, Hi June a. 1888.
have used Prof. O. J. Woods Hair ne stors
tive, and have admired it's wonderful effect. MY
hair was becoming, as / thought, prematurely
gray, out by the use OF his "Restorative" At has
resumed ITS original color, and, have ne ceubi
permanently
sydney Breess, Ex-senator United states.
AiSo circulars, which can be had Of the Agents.
h. H. AyErs,
GILMORE n Hekhrsy. hseu'
keokuk Iowa, June rs '6+-[daw
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Dire ret L III pOr n I ON
s. w. & II. TUCKER,
ImporlfH and Wbojfsalr hnlfrx

Ii AVE this day received per ship Shamrock
Ill from Liverpool TO New Orleans, and steamer
on the Mississippi an hvoice of Cutlery, Files,
Edge Tools, &c, direct from The Manufacturers
IN Sheffield which, tog ether with increased pur :
charcs from American Manufacturers. form The
largest Stock OF Miscellaneous Hardware and
Cutlery ever brought 10 the State OF Iowa :
which they offer and guarantee to he at ST. Lou.
is prices, and earnestly solicit from Dealer. an
exam inalon Of the same previously 10 gong far
Their
March 10, 1855. dAw
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BEN. r. DCDSON
NJ MERCHANT TAILOR,

No, ., 7 nlFJ NTeFf- tetWeFn WNIU UNI johnson,
kEohUh, IOWA
L EEPS general assortment OF French Eng
IN iiSh ard American Cloths, ca Situerts. ahd
Yestiues of the very finest quality and he most
fashionable patterns, Which lie viii make up TO
order al the y ostrst noilce, IT. the latest style
Also good assortmeR; Of Shirts always OF hand
Feb. Sh, 1882 diy
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Forwarding and Cor
Nos. OF an
A RE- now receiving I
Atheir spring stock. WI
at very low ratea. They
ders the y may be favored
100 hhds n o sugar,
so bills belcher's clfi,
as a loaf and crushed /,
100 81 S H m0iagscs,
90 6 plantation sc
90 g Belchei,s S Fl g.
golden syrup,
DO pkgs hf Dbl 4 kgs do
200 sacks Rio coffee,
so pock'ts old gov lava DC
400 kegs nails, asst sizes
30 boxes soap,
30 do star candles,
90 10 mould do
rs hf chests teas, asst,
80 boxes do
100 hxs chewing tobacco
various brands,
30 bxs cut chewing and
smoking do
30 M regalia and principe
Cigarss
70 boxes Cuba SKIES,
500 bu prime d. Apples,
500 bu prime D. Peaches
100 pigs saleratus, bills
bones. kegs,
rs kegs 3 c soda,
SEQ bills wrzpp'g paper,
sloo reams let. h cap DO
30 pkgsi,2 & , mackeIel
5 drums Goldfish,
50 bxs smoked herring,
s cases sardines,
10 ilerces rice,
rs bbls tar,
20 . Itch g. rosin.
- hxs M r rsisins,
70 hf and or bxs do
I case prapes, In boxes
70 boxes citron,
SO drnns hGs,
- bbls Dayton ale, fresh,
Is boxes mustard,
Is - corn starch
80 dor brooms,
500 tks broom luine,
~ boxes axes.
~ bbis crackers,
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ODELL x MATLESS,
MANrFAcTuRERs AND DEALERS IN
Boots and Shoes.

BOOTS anu ShOck,
Opposite Smiths Banking House,
kEOKUK, IOWA.
CALEB ODELL having associated with him.
" s.li Mr.. l.. Matess, in the Boot and Shoe
business, the new firm Is prepared to do a more
extensive business than ever heretofore They
have just received a very large assortment for
Ap.ing and Summer Trade.
Including all desirable styles and qualities for
Ladies. Misses, Gentlemen, Boys, aud children
which will be sold as low for cash as any dealer
can sell them.
We intend to pay particular attention TO
Custom Work,
and be iesng that HOME MANUFACTURES ought 10
to be encouraged, aud will be encouraged ii WELL
poSf, We employ none but the very best hands,
and PLENTY OF them, in order that we may guar
aniee all work to give perfect satisfaction, and
I'LL all orders with entire punctualitv.
REPAIRING done with neaness and dispatch.
We invite all persons to give US call, at the
sigu of the Mammoth Shoe
ODEI.L L. MATLESS.
March 80, 1855 d&wiy.
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/ DEALEk IN Watches, Clocks, Fancy and vsrie-
~ ~ Goods, Musicsl Instrument, and TOYS d
all kind. Watches Clockf and Jewer} repaired.
Old Gold and siseibought. Main Street,beteween
Fourth andfifh, Keokuk Iowa. tmai.23'5a.d
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G. M. HUSTON.

WHOLESALE DEALER IN NOTIONS AND
FANCY DRY GOODS,
~ Main street. kesk1k, Isxa.
ALWATs on hand general assortment OF Rib
n hons, Carpets, LaceS, Edgnss, Insertion ane
Millinery Goods In general, With q large assort-
menf OF white goods, Hosiery. Comforts. Gloves,
sufpenders, Cap, Letter and Fancy Note Papers,
Envelopes common and fancy, blank Pooks, fancy
Soaps, Hair Oil, Cooe nd perfume ry fallkinds
3 large assortment OF pocket cutlery, Scissors
Raxors, Pistols, Ciocka gold and silver Watches
and iewctry Of all escriptions an pr
s4So afargc and &c ortment OF Comb ., But
tons, Threads, Pins, needles, Spectacles an Ca.
ses, Port MOnies, nne assortment of Pocket
Wallets, Memorandum Books, Pencils, Shaving
md Eye PROJECTORS. in a word everything com
prised in the
NOTION AND FANCY GOODS LINE.
Also large assortment of
FINE CIGARS,
Acrordcops and FiutinAs OF all grades.
Our stock Will be found very heavy and com.
plete our gbcds having been seie cted fr the ,ary
fai trade, with great care ard with special refer
ence TO the require ments OF he western markets
We are confident we give satisfaction to all az
regards both quality and prices, a. we Intend TO
cvmpete with the 81. Louis market, and will sell
low, If not little lower than any house In the
West.
We sell at WHOLESALE ONLY, and confins
ourselves to one particular branch of buainess,
and OF course buy and sell cheaper than persons
keeping pr omiscuOus stock. We would respect.
fally request Merchants, Pedlars aad Dealers in
aeneral, 10 give US . call and examine our stock
and prices and satisfy themselves before
ing esew here, we think they will ind il greatl.
TO their advantage. Call at No. 81, Main street
G, d.. HUSTON.
Sept. I, 1854. d&w
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R0DERICK & LEE,
CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS,
Shop OH Fifth and Blondeau

~1op VII iitf dtI0 DIOIl0Cuu.
W GUILD announce TO the citizens OF keokuk
w and vicinity that they are now prepared 10
undertake buildings Of all kinds for completion
and wall do all work entrusted to them in good
workmaniike manner
They also intend 10 connect with their business
ssat Of Roofing, and have ordered material from
81. LOUIS with which they expect to NAL better
roofs than any ever made in this city Give US
call. ROuERICK LEE
April Is, 1853. a2m
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q. O0G0Y03,
YEEPsa stack ofFamiiy Groceriess variety o
~ Toys,si an assortment u Mnsicsl fhstri-
msnts, for safe on Main street, bet ~esn Second
aud thai d. (.nar2p5s
I UNPARALLELED Rush for Life of P. +.
" Barnlm. BY himself.
Ida MAY. BY Mary angdon
Ten Nights in Bar Room. By T. S. Arthur
A Book Of SURPRISING interest Ida Norman.
By Mrs. Lincoln Phelps, Of patapsco Institute,
Maryland. AT GRAHAM & CAVES,
Jan /, 1888. 81 Street.
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J. w. SCltOGGS,

LU NJ BER ARD, KEOKUK,
On Concert street, between 4th and 5th streets,
rorth of Main u Get. A large assortment al
Lumber and Shingles, of best quality, alu ay. on
name. dAwiy
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GRAHAM CAVE.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS ID
Books, Stationery. Paper Hangings, &c.
KEOKUk, IOWA.


W. fully announce to their friends and the pub
tic, that they have opened q large stock of Books
and stationery, in Craham's Building, on secons
street, one door north Of the Post once. The
stock comprises q varied assortm ent Of scei Ia
neous, Classical, school, and musr' books; to
which additions are made almost daily by rece pts
from the principal publishing houses in the Uni
ted States, of oil new and popular looks. Pur-
chasers will hnd on our shelves many choice vol
vines in elegant hiadinEs, suitable for presents;
en0, great variety Of beautiful articles Of fancy
Stationery, expressly for the City trade We IN
vite the attention OF country merchants and slI
bnysfs. II will be our constant aim to give our
customers entire satisfaction.
July I'D.
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Blacksmith Tools.

AZ ASSORTED sizes Armitage NJ, II. Anflls
~ 40 pr bellows rom so to So inches
30 solid box vices zss'd sizes
dozen blacksmi,h's butresses
40 farrier knives
20 do ass'd files and rasps
do screw plates, ell sizes
CasK hand and sisdge hammers
MISSOURI IRON.
100 tons ass'd iron Of every sizej
so do do plow steel
1000 ibs No. cast German aud English Biiste
steal
All Of which Is offered to mcrchar & and black.
smiths at the lowest prlce and1en q best terms.
AS "a the quality of the il on Ii not necessary
10 speak as il is UNIQUE stionabie
THOs. J. RICE h Co.
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A. HEINICKE CO. In. ESTEL q CO.
No. 2ss Broadway, No &c Msrket.st.
THE above houses would respectfully al the at
tention OF the public TO their complete assert
ment OF the latest styles OF goods in their store
which, for the accommodate ion OF their c.:stemers
they offer In the above Toned places assuring
the public that their strck cannot he exceliea in
regard to prices and completeness. Asserted
Crates for Country Merchants kept constantly n
hand. Particular attention paid TO ae sing.
March rs, 1886. 2makw
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THE BEST AND FUNNIEST MAGAZINES
N AND PAPERS in the world, comprising
the bsst Tales, Sketches, Poetry, aud the most
laughable Jokes ever produced BY human wit.
Yankee Notions, or Writings of Jonathan's
Jack knite, Pictorial Picayune; London Punch;
Brother Jonathan; Dutehman; Know Nothing
Almanac, &c. GRAHAM L. CAVE.
AL The world 10 reading the Lite and BE uiies
Faany Fern.
sHNHE reader will find this work possesses Il e
i same attractive features that characterize
all her productions. They arc alternately witty
and pathetic, cn1stic snd soothing, sparkling
AMI pensive. I'M GRAHAM g. CAVE.
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CROSS CUT SAWS.
A n assortment inst received and for sale lnw
OF BURLINGTON.

A BRANCH of the Mercantile College OF
"A Pennsyi.anla-incor poFaied by the ..esis
Azure of that State with perpetual chatter
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Notice

To r. n Wright, r. w. Potter, S. S. Billing,
aid the unkna VII heirs OF Ida Ball, deceas-
ed
YOU are hereby notified to remove a I.u.ance
l. existing upon lots one a. and two t2) in
block forty nine (i9) in the city of Keskuk,
caused BY stagnant water thereon. Said nui.
vance 10 be removed by the first day OF June
next, BY filling the said lots with earth sniff.
GENTLY high 10 abste sa,d nu isance and that un.
less anated within the time specified above it
will be proceeded against according 10 ordi-
nance. NJ f. LANDON
Marshal of The City OF K.oknk
Keokuk, May II, 1855. dat
a STOCK OF The favorite brands on hand and
"A for sale inw by S. W. a. H. TUCKER.
March y, 1850. d&w
TRACE OK CHAINS on hand and for .ale
March %, 1855. daw " ~ IA"
A VERY large aud varied stock for sale by
S w II. TUCKER
DRuNINC HOOKS g. SAWS, different pat
L terms. for ale ny w & II. TUCKER.
March -, 1855. d&w
posi- HOLE SPADES Of Ame>' MAXI. FOR
sale by ). W e. II. TUCKER.
March p, 1858. dAw
NPADEs 4 sHOyELs, a large stock of warn
~ Gus qualities for sale by
dkw S w l. H. TUCKER
TOY SPADES, Hoes &c. Tor sale hy
w a. Ii TUCKER
March %, 1858. ,&w
DUMP CHAINS and Fixtures, large stock
ALWAYS on hand and for saie ln,y hv
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MOSES $. FooTE.
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The Mormoils.
st. Louis.

A correspondent of the St. Louis Re
publican, writing from Salt Lake City,
speaks very encouragingly of the progress
of morals and piety among the Mormons.
The wriber says: GAS community they
are peaceable and law-abiding people,
sound to the core on all constitutional
questions" etc., etc. This last qualltica-
ton, ."sound to the core on all constltu-
tional questions means nothing more nor
less than willing acquiescence in all the
pro-slavery notions of the Kansas Nebras-
ka school of politicians, and we shall short
ly hear of a system adopted among the ia
natical polygamists of Brigham Young's
dominions to legalize the peculiar insti-
tuition" as one of the corner-stones of the
Mormon Faith.
The highly fattering manner in which
this Mormon writer takes off our late fel-
low-citizcn, Judge KINNEY, is all proper
enough. His old friends in this State
will be glad to learn that he has discovered
SO much virtue and purity among the Lat
ter Day Saints. The writer says:
"The selection of Judge KINNEY fer Chief
Justice is also good one. He possesses ar
amiable and kind heart, and his upright con
duct and heightened character have gained
for him the respect and regard Of oil ant
he avails himself of every suitable accession
to bear his testimony to the virtue and puri
ty of these people as a community, even tc
declaring that there is less immortality
drunkenness, and RIGHTEOUSNESS prevailing
here than in any other place he has ever lived
and it is true"
This is pretty good joke, but what
will Mrs. Grundy say?
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cult for me to get about, and had to be
helped over the plank of the steamboat
was troubled with most distressing short
ness Of breath, severe cough, and raising
great quantities of thick heavy matter
The amount / raised would surprise any
one. l was compelled every night after
having been asleep for time to sit up for
half an hour to an hour, to free my lungs
from the accumulated phlegm, coughing
and raising oftenti,nes till covered with
perspiration, and in the morning on waking
would raise again great quantities of this
same heavy matter. Since commencing
DIR. Fitch's treatment I have improved
most rapidly-am much stronger-do not
cough or raise one fourth as much as did,
and have gained eleven pounds of flesh
l have been able to do more work during
the past three weeks, and with more ease
than had done for two or three months
previous. My friends are all struck by my
improvement and / feel much more en-
couraged than / have felt for the past two
years. Having thus discharged duty |
owe to Dr. Fitch and the public and ho-
ping this may be the means of directing
some other unfortunate to the source of re-
lief, remain very truly yours,
i. POWER.
p. S.-For further information | re-
specially refer to William Matthews, Esq,
St. Louis.
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Plain Talking.

We find the following specimen Of plain
talking in the Concord, IN. H.) Reporter.
It is from the pen Of the Hon. Edmund
Burke. The Reporter heralds the name
of SAM HoUsToN as its candidate for the
Presidency, ''subject only to the decision
Of the people" 1t would seem pretty ev-
ident that Mr.. Burke don't fancy Presi-
dent Pierce, or greatly admire his admin
,istration of public affairs. Hear how he
talks:
.ssNdr. Pierce was great man among Deputy
Sheriff., bar keepers and hostlers at Concord.
He finds himself pigmy among the men by
whom he 10 surrounded at Washington. de
was che author and motive spirit Of very
dirty and corrupt system of politics at Con-
cord, now, with its dirty tools, repudiated BY
the people Of this State. That system he car
ried to Washington and attempted to inaugu-
rate in that great theatre of national politics:
He saw It Kicked out doors by real MEN Of
the natiso, end himself looked upon as
cbarlatan and imposter in statesmanship.-
OF all the administrations that have yet OK
listed in this country, Mr.. Pierce's will 60
down To- postsIity as the weakest. the most
corrupt, and the most contemplate"
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IMxIcRATioN.-Peoplec continue to pour in
to this country, and in many respects they
come with wiser notions than formerly
They come with the intention Of getting each
a piece IF land on which 80 make home,
and thereby acquire comparative independ-
ence in the way of living. AS for the feel
ing of naked speculation, we do not believe
it has nalf the life it had last year, but as for
real, honest, substantial thrift, it has in
creased in the last twelve months at least one
hundred per cent. Last year, the inquiry was
for some place where a man might get
speedily rich by buying and selling something.
Now they inquire for good land. The truth
is, the experience of the past year has pro-
duced pretty extensive conviction, that
man who has even n small farm, free of
debt, and has ssquietnsss herewith is rich,
compared with many who are buroened with
great possessions; and they see that it is
safer and better to rely on the hand that
helps him who helps himself in tilling the
soil, than to lean on some extensive employ
er, who leans on the issue of some hazardous
enterprise, which failing, throws hundreds
out Of employment, and makes them almost
beggars. The large proportion of those who
come to this country this year, come with no
other view than for settlement, either as
farmers or mechanics, and will be Of most
substantial benefit to themselves and others.
Il Galaena Advertiser.
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We give place with pleasure to the iol.
lowing communication from ar Edward
Power, formerly resident Of our city and
who has been laboring for between two and
three years past under severe attack OF
disease of the lungs. ME means which
have proved SO successful in the case of
Mr.. Power are now placed within the
reach Of such Of our citizens as may de-
sire to avail themselves of them, as DR..
Fitch is at present in our city and will re-
main with us until Saturday evening.
La GRANGE, Mo, May II, 1888.
To ne Editor Of the Burlington Hd'0k- rye.
DEAR SIs: As DR.. Calvin NJ. Fitch,
of New York, is about to visit your city, OF
which was formerly resident, | wish to
make known for the benefit Of such OF my
friends as may be laboring under any form
Of disease Of the lungs, the happy effects
Of his plan of treatment in my own case
Five weeks since visited DIR. Fitch IN 81.
Louis. so much reduced that il was dif''