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GREAT SALE OF LOTS
AT
WON ing. NJ. w.

Nov Is THE CHANCE FOX MAklNS fUh-
IN tunes. Notice is hereby gwen to the world
and III. rest Of mankind thai there viii b. sale of
Lots in Wyoming, otse County, Nebraska Terrific
nv, on the 15th day Ut october, A. D., 1856.
To those who have had the pleasure Of seeing this
beautfulsite, and surrounding country,it 10 useless
70 say any thing sndAtiun ~ the reality Is
superior TO any description that can be gwen but
TO those who have not, We would say, that wyoming
/, situated 1t tue mouth Of Weeping Water River,
and has the very bcs rock landing on the MO river,
v,tuout any exc ~pton whatever. The beach from
the mouth II Weeping Water. for the distance OF
three fouths 81 nLse down, IL nearly in straight
line and is perfect rock bsse, IN some piaas. NJ
ready graded. The bluf Is low and fall of the best
i'm. and sand stone rock the Territory and abun
dant enough 10 supp y large city for all failure
ayes for building, paving, dc- There are exten-
ave bodies Of timber IN the Immediate vicinity on
both slider Of the river stone-coai, lime and sand
stone abound throughout the whole valley Of the
Weeping Water. The biuh, from few feet abovs
high water mark, slopes up at an angle Of about
six degrees, for distance Vt one-fourth VI ME
then spreads out into the most beautiful table
| lands mr. n.niing "a view the most romantic and
aenihcent landscape ever beheld by the eye OF
man. The surrounding country II watersd by the
almost innumcrAkle tributaries Of the Weeping Wa
! ter 80 &C shrnted In romance, and Indian Radi~
tions,) and il the finest farming region IN toe
/ crn country. Wyoming lies due west OF sidney,
| Clxriuda Bedford, Bloomfield, heosauquA and Bur
i'm gton and is the best terminus for railroad on
the Missouri River, and the best point Tor west
! ern extension, being Que east u nc" rort Nearby
and the nearest point ON the missouri 10 the ges'
Salt SPRING. in Nebraska
From the grea. natural advantages this point ha,
over every Other place on the river It's destined Is
become the Great Commercial Metropolis vi tht
i Territories west Of the Missouri.
There 10 the machinery for steam SAW mill JUS
landed ut our Levee, which will be erected forth
with There Is another expected In short time
There will be Printing Office SET up and weekl.
newspapor issued in few days. Merchants an
Mechanics are selecting lots IN wyoming for tn
i'm mediate erection Of buildings suitable for thei
business The country back already presents thris
inp aspect being dotted with fields and house
Of industrious farmers. There IL Nc humbug abou
: the matter just come and sec for yourselves, IN
get you good home while you can get II cheAl
| Al tho sale on the day above named, you can bu
e,r f~v dollars. what would cost you Thousands
: short time hence.
! By order Of the Wyoming Town Company, y. I
JACOB DAWSON,
Wyoming. N. 7. Sept. Is, 1856. Secretar
!, Sep2Ad2twtd
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FaxE LABon-The natural capital which consti.
tutss the real wealth Of this great country, and
Greater that intelligent power In the masses alone 70
b. relied on tue Bulwark of Free institutions.-
John c. Frem mt Letter VI Acceptance.
Whenever there 10 a substantive good to be done,
whenever there il \ foot Of land 70 be prevented
from becomi ny Slave territory, am wiling 20 ms
.ert the prinsipie VI the exclusion " Slavery
daniel Webster.
repeat that never can and never will vote, and
no earthly power will make me vote, To spread
Slavery over territory where II does not exist
Henry Clay.
I heartily concur In all movements which have
for their object repair the mischief arising from
the violation Of good faith in the repeal OF the mis-
souri, Compromise. ! am opposed 70 Slavery in the
abstract, and upon principles sustained and made
/ habituaI by settled conviction. While feel infex-
lille IN the belief that II ough, not to he inerfered
Nth where it exists under the shield Of State SOW
ereign,y am innexibly opposed to its extension
on this continent beyond it's present limis.--lJohn
| G. Fremont.
| feel that there lie nothing which the civilized
/ world IL they take notice Of 80 humble Nh indivd
ual Is myself, will reproach me with, when aay
/ As | said the other day, had made up my mind
for one, that under no circumstances would consent
10 the further extension of the area Of Slavery II
the United states, or Of tho further increase Of
slave representation in the House Of Represents
4 tives.-}specch Of Daniel Webster on the Oregon
Bill, 184S.
spoke the following WoIos.
but YOU cannot put your finger on any part 0
the Constitution which conveys the right or IN
power 10 carry slaves from one OF tho States Of
Union to any Territory Of the United States. MOI
| ,r, cen admit for single moment, that there
Anv separate or distinct right upon the part Q
states or individual members Of the States, or m
portion Of tho people Of the United States to carr
Slaves into Territories, under the idea that tho'
Territories are held IN common between the sever
. States.
Tus Rlcn1oKp INQUIRER. on TEE CINCINNATI PLA
= voRu-With the utmost possible precision aud or
nhasis of language, these resolutions sfhrm q
Great vital principles, lst, Of the Constitution
Guarantees OF slavery; and secondly, Of the ecu.
ity Of tho States, in respect OF their sovereign d
nity and political rights. In equally clear and &C
cinsiye terms the doctrine Of Squattor Sovereign
y i repudiAted by the Democratic party
- II am elected TO the high ofRce Tor which -
n.rtinlity has nomin ated me, will endsavor to
minister the government according 70 the true spi
Of tho Constitution, as IL Was understood ~
lse rrcat men who framed and adopted II, and IN y
: way q 10 preserve both Liberty and Union
fJUhn g. Fremont.
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BOOKS AND STATlONERT
Fer tho Fall TrA00Jy
u T.nrDssf and mast COynDteke Stock eC

brought to IoUo!!'
TIME subscriber ID in receipt Of his stock OF
i Books, Stationery, dc., &C., which has been
bought directly from manufacturers and publish
ers.
His largely increased facilities for buying gives
him every advantage in competing with the largest
est bishments In the West.
His sales Rooms are large and elegaat--compar-
ing favorsby with any Of the Book Establishment,
il the largest cities VI the Union.
Mercha nts and all Others are invited to call ant
.xnmine tho Stock and Prices. K. b. OGDEN,
No. 81 Main street,
| s.nt3d Next to the corner Of second
| vTYANTED-A House and Lot or vacant lot Ii
| w exchange for dry goods. Address kEOkUl
through the Postof6ec tsept2.d
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NCrIVen 4 GMIlAWhrT'
General Advertising and Collecting Agency.
63 Dcarborn-st. Chicago.
sag! nags!l BagsI!!
MANUFACTURED BY THE CHICAGO BAG
vi Mandatory, Randolph street, corner Ut CLARK,
Chicago. Ills.
FLOUR. BuCEWHEAT,
CoKNMEAL, HAM, FARMERS
0SNABUKa AND SEAMLESS
GRAIN SACKS.
lowest market prices. The designs for branding are
ne ginal, and not To be surpassed in this conn
try. a. W. ASHAhu,
Juiv25.diy postofice address, box 5p7
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On the Slavery question the platform adopted Tor
Buchana an comprises these points!
LIST Congress has no right to exclude. slavery
from any territory
81. The people .. territory have no power to
prohibit Slavery long as the territorial govern
ment lAsts.
Sd. sauatter Sovereignty is humbug, and 10 no
longer . plank in the Democratic creed.
4th "state equality means the right OF Slave
holders to take their Slaves into the public do
main, by virtus Of the Slave laws Of the Slave
states.
9Th. That siaysryis national and Freedom sec
tionsl.
9th That the people Of territory can only ex-
eluie Slavery from among them after they nav.
form d state Constitution and been admitted IN u
the Union.
7th That Kansas must b. kept out 81 the Union
on the plea Of want of population, nntii the re-
state men are I'd driven out aud the slave
holders firmly planted undar the protection Of lbs
General Government
s,h. That any man denying the foregoing doc
trins ia Traitor and should be dealt with accord
ingy.
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Oam MO16O
s. Improve tho OutcT MAN,


WELL knowing the progressive spirit OF keo-
w kuk We are determined TO have our Fall Steck
In due time and purchasing, as We did very large
selection We til night had sufficient for Pail
trade but the very Aatterng support We have re-
ceve from the citizens of keoknk and surrounding
country has compelled US to make another and still
lar ter purchase. II II useless 10 try to ennmerate
tn quality styles or elegance Of our Goods, a. the
public have already parsed sentence on thAt point
SufAce to say We have every thing pur.sining TO
frst class Merchant Tailoring Establishment th.s
viii compare with the best houses in New York,
Philaiel phis. Boston Baltimore The Ame .,,-
can and French Cassimeres, Plush. Velvet and siik
Vestings, just opened, are Of the nos. spiena.a
patterns, and We earnestly request our ctisens 20
| call and We shall be most happy TO WAL on them
Nth a ue oourtesy KELLY HukLi,
Two doors west Of the Post Office, keokuk, Iowa.
septl0-lmdAw -.
T10RT FOLIOs Writing Desks, Ladies 0las
81 Tnkstnnds and variety Of Fancy Stationery
for Ladies' use, for sale ~ odDEN y
| sept5 0ooAs'oss'
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HOME
INSURANCE CO., NO. !, WALL STREET, NJ
WsRHlNGTON
UNION ms. CO., CLEVELASD,o o.
BRIDGEPORT
FIRE AMARINEINs. co, BkiDdEfoRT, CONN.
FRANKLIN
FIRE T. MARINE ms. CO., Fosp d. Lac, WIS.
EQUlTABL
INSURANCE CO., OF LONDON.
MASNACHJsETTA
MUTUALLIFE ms. CO., SPRINGFIELD, MAss.
/ OF 81, 900, OOO) offer strong Inducements to
;ulvlad WM. +. TURNER. Agent.
xEOKUk MARINE lNsuMANCL GO.
Capital, 100000.
suvIiIs Company - prepared 20 90 ftA''he iuea.
/ nnee business Cargo risks taken atcustomary
rates and the usual Cash fAcilites eA'sn"satoi ~
ular customers
Losses promptly adj listed.
DlKEcToks:
/ 4. Hridsmau. WIN. +. Turner,
/ +. II. Harrison, Geo. b. smy1h,
John Templin, A. L. Demios,
/ John McCuuc, c. r. Conn,
i, c. CARRIER. '.e = 'es
BRIDaMAN, President.
aB.sMYTH, Vice President.
Al. DEMISd, Treasurer.
Wn.F. TURNER, Secretary.
Once in sam pie y build ding, Second street
iAn3idkwamo
kEOkUK MARBLE WORKS.
NY ~. DaW Aen 4 Son.
{ A LWAYSk keep on hand good stock OF the mr.
4 n quality Of Marble, which we will sell at u
: very lowest rates.
The best kind Of workmanship guaranteed, IN
. orders solicited for plain or ornamental styles
il Stone or Marble.
Shop on Third street, bot. Main and Bondeaa.
r sept Q. '56-dly
Il nos .vAnwICx Bno ~
sWANWICK 4 BROWN.
i'd yTIHOLESALS Clothiers, and Dealers In ~
w nishing Goods, Main street, over b. +. o
dy's boot and shoe store, keokuk, Iowa.
d, sept2-dlm-wly.
In /vAMp FIRES Of the Red Men, or Hundr
TX ~ Years Ago; By ]. X. Orion FOR sale y
aas3O CAVE BAILEY.
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chicago New WhOiesMIe
CIGAR, TOBACCO i SNUFF WAREHOUSE,
No = Randolph street ..,.....CHfcA0O, ILLS.
WE are now receiving large and choice stock OF
w HAVANA AND DOMESTIC CIGARS
Einc.cut, Smoking, Plug Tsbaccss
Having direct Gomn unication With parties 10
NORTH CAROLINA and VIRGINIA, the source Of
product ron nd man ufacture VI PLUG ToaAcco, en-
ables u to offer some very choice brands OF these
celebrated TobAecos at very low prices.
Country dealers and dealers generally are invited
to exam inc our stock. J. r. JokDAN Gu.
II Randolph st.. Opposite Young America, chiosgo
June IL '56dly
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ALL advertisements for this paper must be pre-
paid, save those Of persons having regular accounts
with this odass. This ruie 10 imperative.
Bills for Jos WORK are expected 10 be paid on de.
livery Of the work, unless otherwise specially
agreed upon.
Accounts with regular customers will be settled
quarterly, unless otherwise specially agreed upon.
sRMrs srowE's New Book "DRED,' Tale
Of the Great Dismal swamp. by Harrie. Bsecber
Stove, for sale BY
ssptso-d7t CAVE BALLET.
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new IMMINENT.

II "
TAR. sHURTLEFF of heardsiown, lliinos,is now
IL introducing his Liniment inio the States Of Mis-
sour and Iowa which il
SUPERIOR ANY OFFERED TO THE PUBLIC ron rsE,
Now for the proof. Read the following GER
tifcate.
De sHuarLgrr This Is TO certify that We have
used your Imminent, in the State Of Virginia. We
have also used tho Mexican Mustang with other Lin
iment offered for use. and can safely say they arc
not equal to yours Weeheerfully join with others
in saying that your Liniment is superior - any ~
USE that We have tried. When Imminent - wah'-
| cd for application yours Is the Imminent,
| ApkAA HolpxR, Jso. OLIVER 4. J HOLDER,
| Memphis, Scotland Co., No. sept.. 1890
For further proof, the CARTS and posters III tne
possession Of Agents
/ kenkuk, S. HEiMsTREEf. druggist, lai Main ST.
Farmingtan, George schramn; Benton Port, Moor
: scar, Honaparf, A. j. Myers Charleston, ".
&c. II. Barry Lebanon r. o, d. n. Murphy
Ksosapaua Peek 4 Amigh, Druggists; Upton, Herv-
,no 4 neli: Milton p. o.. w. Cassidy, Try, pr.
E,ans croton, Il II kinnes New Boston, r.
Steele Memphis. Mo-, tough chaldef. A.hens'
Armstrong.
/ September II, iso6ddw2w
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Il
/ sdin the olpwing set a
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lNSQlRANCE AGENCY.
HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE CbMPANi,
CAPITAL $500, 200.
PHOENIX INSURANCE Co, OF HARTFORD,
CAPITAL 500, 900.
COMMERCIAL ms. CO, OF ST. LOUIS,
cAPIrAL $l50,0o0.
STAR ms. CO., OF OGDENsBuRin, n. T.,
CAPITAL 100000.
VIyHE undersigned continues 10 issus Policies as
/ usual in the above Companies. They are All
fr.t class and substantial and offer advantages to
insurers.
va Dwelling House risks taken at ednced rates
WM w. BELkNAp, Agent,
Seenni-st, bet. Main johnson.
keokuk Sept. l-dim
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r q AT e CITY -
NAT, CAPAfUn EMPORIUM,
FOR FALL AND WINTER.
HAVING JUST RECEIVED OUR STOCK OF
Hats, Caps, Furs 4 Robes,
We invite all in want Of any such goods to call At
our establishment and examine our
GOODS AND PRICES.
This stock cannot be surpassed by any ever Of
ierred 10 this city, embracing
STYLE. FINISH, COLOR, OR PRICE
DON'T TAKE OUR WORD FOR 1T,
But CALL AND SEE roR YOURSELVES.
WE CHARGE NOTHING FOR SHOWING
JOUR GOODS,
,n1-Cash paid for Furs and Deer skins.1&S
C. X. VOORHEES, 4 CO.,
NO. "a Maia-n. bet. Sd aud 4ta,
sept2-d Keoiuk, Iora.
1856. Hats, Caps and Furs. 1856.
InO CASES Hats resolved from the maui \
lUU factory, of all styles, qualities and -
prices, for sale cheap at WHOLESALE and retail.
Merchants will do well to call aud examine my
stock, az am bound not 10 b. undersold by ANY
house in the est either ~ st. Louis or Cincinnati.
! Call and examine prices and goods at
SIIELD0S'S,
septiod 10 Main street
500 doI. mems plush caps, new styles aud NIL
qualities, for sale cheap At SHEi.DoN >,
sepl0d rs Main Street.
1000 doz IN ms silk fur, and wool hats. for
sale cheap,a at SliELDONs,
! septlOi Is Main Street.
500 dor. mems buck gloves, mitts. Eiuntiets,
and Ladies fancy fars, for sale chespa.
/ sep,lod SHELDOS's 20 Main street.
r ADIES.-Sow Is the time for you all To call
IL aui secure yourselves one of those splendid
setts If Furs have Just received my Winter stock
Of them, and will sell them cheap ~ you car
buy them in ST. Louis. Among my stock may b
found the following:
STONE MARTIN,
AMERICAN SABLE,
FITCH,
RUSSIAN FITCH,
MOUNTAIN MARTIN,
ROCK MARTIN,
COMFY
Come one, come all, and examine. No trouble 4
show foods NJ SHELDON >,
seploi 70 Nan street.
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A late number Of the Cincinnati Columbian con-
taius the following notice Of Mr.. Burnett, Who to-
night commences engagement 81 the Athenrum
with him his literary tastes are passion. has
voice has large compass, IL finely moduAted, and -
often used with thrilling effect. IL would os o"
praise for us say that be rec,ies the Maniac bet
Ter than any W. ever say. saith 4 Nlxons haii
shoaid be crowded 10 night"
In .peAking Of the sAme entertainment the Cir
cinnati Times says
."Pogrs Asp PoxraY.--It should not be forgotten
that Ia morrow evening Capt, e. Gutter Siil ae-
liver his lecture tbs Origin and MISSION Of roo
Try
aMr. All. Burnett, we'll known - both Poet AND
Rscitstion,st, will read . new poem, written &
prsssly for the occasion, BY himself, entitled lhs
Time. Aad fashions lie viii also recite Capt. Cut
tsr's celebrated poem " "Buena Vista, aud man J
other cree cnt pieces. The whole will conclude
with The Mailman.
ave hope full house will be At smith and Nh
op,s Hall TO- morrow night
Co tot CHI and soc this gentleman pefsonn,iof
OF Edward Middleton, in the beautiful moral drA
ma Of the Drunksrd.
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Moss Loconor,yxs ARgivED.-Two more
locomotives have arrived in the CITY. They
are named respectively "keokuk" and "Dea
Moines," and are for the keokuk and Fort
Dos Moines Railroad.
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EDwlD II GRANT.

~ -
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR At LAW,
NOTARY PUBLIC, AND
General land Agent.
PFIJA,..................... MARION CO., IOWA,
WILL attend promptly Ia buying, selling and
w leasing real estate, paying tases, examining
titles, preparing of legal papcrs, making collections,
and all other connected with the real estate
business
Wiiipraetice the legal profession in this and tn
adjoining counties.
REfEREScsss--H. sherman Co.. Greene, Weure
4 Rice, ". Dies Moines John White Co., Oska-
ioosa; l.. II Grant, Mere. Association Library, ~,
Y.city; Prof. X. u. MazIcy, Cincinnati.
nuvl 4 .dA W tocip
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For the Gate City.


Last evening Miss Dora Shaw closed ono OF the
most briIiAnt engagements ever played IN tins e''y
She came here stranger, and almost unknown even
in theatrical circles but straiGbtway made to her
.slf host 81 friends. Her chAste impcrsonatioas,
and hish, truthful conceptions Of hsr author, mel
less than the beauty Of her fern and face, and the
elegance Of her elocution have stamped her - one
far out on the high road TO theatrical fame. he'
impcrsenastOn VI Camille, which she piAyeo ~
her bsu.nt and st the ''compli mentAry rendered
ls4s evening, is enough to prove that she has not
mistaken her vocation. Perhaps no character -
more difhcult; IL is one Of Dumas mos, suocessfai
nxtraits Of the AeclionAte bat vasciiAtinK chATac
ter III French society, and VI coarse requires
m,nglins Of s,rong affection with doubt, grief And
ioy all these passions arc ai once the leading fes
tures ia tho life Of Camille, and become ~ much
tho soul Of the DRAMA that nothing short Of genisi
- c,ose study could discern tho key BY which
20 omen 60 an audience the rich treasures thai az
buried beneath cloud Of suspicion, that the scan
dsl Of her neighbor and tho jealonsiy Of her love-
have thrown around her.
In ali this, Miss shaw has shown her high ords
Of talent, and We commend her ~ the public where
ever she may journey.
Her next engagement is in Nashville, ana
warn them TO prepare for n treat. ~
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A, KENDALL. L. HOWE oko. D. rELr.
KENDALL, HOWE CO.,
tsuocEssoss To MOVIE, LOCKWOOD coz
Wholesale ana Retail
AUCTION & COMMISSION MERCHANTS,

A, KENDALL. L. HOWE. oho. u. YELr, !
KENDALL, HOWE Il CO..
tsuocEssoss TO RowE, LOCKWOOD 4 coz
Wholesale ana Retail
AUCTION L COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
And Real Estate Agents,
Second ST., next door to the Athenaum keokuk,
PARTICULAR attention will be paid to buying
L and selling Real Estate and personal property,
negotiating loans, and any other business that may
be entrusted to us.
We have convenient rooms, aud will attend 10
storing and forwarding goods and produce u all
kinds
Liberal cash advances made on good, Unsigned
for sale when desired.
We have u large and well selected stock Of Gold
aud Silver watches, Gold Jewelry and notions, which
we offer at Wholesale and retail low as can be
found in tho country,
Merchants and peddler- will be supplied at eI.
reInely low prices for cash
DISsOaUTION.
FvNHE co-partnership heretofore existing under
the style Of Howe. Lock wood Co., lie this day
dissolved by mutual consent. MIR. Il. A. Lick wood
retiring from the hrm. All unsettled business oil
the late arm will be attended to by Geo. b. Felt.
Low ELL HOWE,
EA. LOCKWOOD,
GEO. Is. FELT.
CARD.
HAVING this day disposed of my interest in the
/ j firm of Howe Lock wood a Co. 10 Mr.. A. Ken
dali Of Boston, Macs, would take this cpportuni
~ II returning my thanks 20 the citizens II keokuk
for their liberal patronage extended To me during
my connection with the old firm and would cor
daily recommend the firm to my friends, as in
every way worthy Of their confidence and patronage
septl-dtf T.. A. LOCK- WOOD.
* hickey. LLOYD d. SIMPSON.
RICkES Il SIMPSON.
REAL ESTATE BROKERS, COLLECTORS,
A ND INVESTING AGENTS, Postofhce Building,
IA tupstairsl Keokuk Iowa. All Nosarial bus
ness promptly and carefully trans acted Titles
amincd.
REFERENCES:
Charles Parsons, Esq, Banker, keokuk;
A. l.. Deming 4 CO., -
Gen, III. I Reid
Ford. Gorham Ford, q
ID, W hilbourne, E-q.,
Messrs. Fiekiin Lucas,
Messrs. Rankin Miller Attorneys. :"
give respectfully invite those desrou. Of investing
In Real Estate u examine list, which comprises
some Of the most desirable property in keokuk,
which oder On the most favorable terms,
| June 81, '56-dAw HICKEY SIMPSON.
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FLAX Syxp.--Ths Cato City Mill 10 paying
81 60 to 81 80 per bushel for FlaIseed.
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e. T.. n S1h - LBNs
REAL ESTATE AND INsUKASCa AGENT
Once on 4,h ST., bet. Main aud ohas"u SITS.
DERsONS DESTROYS of investing IN Real Estate
II will find it their interest tocAil
Persons wishing 10 dispose Of Real Estate will
find il to their advantage To see me.
LIFE, FIRE AND MARINE INsl RANCE.
Capital 1850 900.
CONNECTICUT MUTUAL LIFE ms. CO.,
or Harry ORD.
sTATE MUTUAL FIRE AND MARINE ms. CO.,
or HARRISBURG, PA.
MERCHASTS' FIRE AND MARISI MS. co,
or PHILADELPHIA.
COMMONWEALTH INSURANCE soMPAAf,
OF HARRISBURG, Pa,
ALLIANCE FIRE MAXINE INSURANCE CO.,
or PHILADELPHIA.
All Of the above Companies are sound aud respon-
sible and have never ye failed to pas omptly any
losses they have sustained.
Risks taken upon every description IT property,
ny Steam and Machinery, at 9nable rates,
sepIld Post copy
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eay, rns,luSn .ioLDEK5 Of rnk kEOkuk,
j Fort Do. Moines. and Minnesota Railroad co
Notice Is hereby given that the eighth cali Of ~
per cent will be due aid payable on the 55th 81
o.t,bsr next, 81 the Compsny's once, in keokak
90 Wil.isn Leighton, Treasurer.
WA. LEI6 IL ron, HUGH l. REID,
secretary President.
Heokuk Sent 2Dth. 1855.
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Timers stock.

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5000 ibs. oval aId rounaCoppei bottoms fr NJ Q to
10 inches.
1000 bais Sheet Iron from No. q to-
1000 package fiS mouth AlyeE. iron and tin'a
ifuia opE. ~ = lbs.
500 boxes Ain plate.
900 bundles Iron wire from No. & toNo is
100 gross lea kettle hre asts and irup TO
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so gross Presed liz bottomsfrom sto9 inch.
oO do do sooiioptd and plain di nner plates.
90 do Stove 0Ennnieli 10 assorted.
20 do oval Tea PIT Breast and Covers.
i55 do Assorted lin eais.
90 do Iron tea kettle ears.
$50 do do do do burs,
100 do Pressed tin pot c0ytrs.
200 do Of NJ. |, 2, and pewter knohs.
100 feet Brass Wire Cloth;
Bent aponts, assorted sizes
Perforated tin III sheets;
Copper Riseis aud Burs,
Bucket Handles;
Mallets expressly for timers usct
Stove Backing IN papers or by the keg
septl3d C0MaIoCk BE0IHEES.