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Kansas.

Last accounts says that the army of
border ruffans has disbanded, and the
Missourians, after suffering extremely
from exposure to cold and rain, in their
camp, have returned to their homes.
thoroughly disguised with the whole af-
fair. Gov. Shannon has backed out
from his former position, and now de-
clares he has been imposed upon, and
that the free State men have been a law
abiding people. At Lawrence, the free
State men had collected to the number Of
700 armed men, and they were prepared
to do good execution with Sharp's rifles,
in Ease OF need.
When Governor Shannon ordered his
army of tatterdemalions, numbering
some 12, 600 men, 10 disband, his orders
was greeted with curses, loud and deep.
The border war;, is for the present at
an end.
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MBROTYPES-WM = PORTER

- Takes this opportunity Of informing the public
that he is now taking this new and beautiful style Of
pictures. For delicacy OF shade. tone and brilIiancy,
they are unequalled by any other style, and to be APP
preeiated, they must be seen. They are without the
glare Of the Daguerreotype and have softer Ii lights and
shadows They are very permanent, as the picture ia
taken on one glass plate, and then smother plate is &C.
mented to that By n process which renders the tEo
plates in fast one. The pi- ture is then the centre Of
a heavy glass plate. and cannot be destroyed, unless
the glass is broken.
INSTRUCTIONS
Given to Ladies or Gentlemen in the above ART, also IA
all the different branches Of DaguerreOtyping. as cheap
as anywhere in the State NPWritten instructions in
AmbrOtyping sent to any one, on the receipt OF -, By
mail or otherwise. WI +. PORTER
Rooms over Baldwin's Bookstore, Main st, Warren, o.
Jan2-tf
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Burglary.

The store of Messrs. Treat, at Clarin-
don, Centre, was entered on Monday
night, the 18th, inst, and prop riy to
the amount of several hundred dollars
taken. We learn that the burglars en-
tered through the celler window. The
most valuable goods w're selected by
the rogues, consisting of broadcloths,
silks. &C.; they also pi.fered the drawer
of SIS counterfeit money. which had
been there for a year or two. At last
accounts no traces Of the burglars had
been heard of. Ii was rather a bold
move, and we regret that u e~nterpris-
ing friends. one Of whom was absent in
Cincinnati at the time, shoIld suffer loss
from the depradations Of such midnight
scoundrels.- Clarion Dem.
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9tatbs.

In Niles. on Saturday, the 2sI uIt., sASUEL DRTT.
aged 90 years
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" TABLE,-oNE MAN SH0F DEAD treat Ex-
CLEMENT M IN ARMSi Battle-Go- Bangl
All caused by JOHN DAY selling out his stand uis
stock of goods must be sold by the first or middle Of
March next Persons wanting groceries OF all kinds,
or guns and pistols, and gun fixtures Of all kinds. By
wholesale or retail, will do we'll to call soon- All that
is wanting is to call with the ready dimes. and show
yourselves willing 10 buy out my stock, and you can
have the goods at Low prices ] have a few rides, one
extra target rife; and a few fine double barreled shut
guns, twist and single barrels. P stols. ReYolVers,
fine TASKS. horns and shot belts. All parts Of locks
and gun fixtures Of all kinds. for g~unsmiths. Nearly
AL Of which were bought east last Oetober-but I now
wish 70 change my business: so call quick or you will
lose bargains No casing this trip, for I am bound 70
close them out IL you viii buy. JOHN DAY.
Warren. Jan. 2. '56-3m
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-01-02

Many who have suffered for years with Canker, Salt
Rheuu, Erysipelas, Serofuh, and other similar diseas-
Is, who have tried various remedies without benefit,
want courage enough to try DR.. S. A. Wsayer's Capk-r
and Salt RheGn Syrup. with the Cerate. to which at
tention is called in another column. When faithfully
used, it never fails to cure.
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LATER.

A collision took place at Lawrence
City, between the free State, and the
pro Slavery men, on the day OF election,
which resulted in the destruction Of the
ballot boxes. One house belong.
ing to an anti-Siavery man, was burned.
A pro-Slavery man was arrested, as the
incendiary, when his friends broke int
the jail, rescued the prisoner and burn
ed The Jail.
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AND LOT FOR SALE

IL 1 wish to say through the columns Of your pa
per, that / have a House and Lot to sell. situated at tho
centre Of Johnston. In connection, IS a good Garden,
Noodhouse, Barn with ftalling. and a building that
would make a good Office for a Physician. By the re-
mOval. by death, OF DR.. Moore c. Brady, We are desti-
tu5e ola Ply Sieian, Of any kind. and We need one very
mich My place is situated in a very pleasant part Of
tie Village, and ] have excellent neighbors. Fer fur
Their particulars, inquire Of the citizens OF Johnston,
or the subscriber, SILAS A.
Johnson. Jan. ,. ls55-2w.
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Pittsburgh Market.
Cleveland Market.

Flour, s7,5Oass5 p bL, Wheat, sI25SlsO 2 bush
Butter, sUlG2I cts. g b.
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How Wives makes Presents.

" 1T is well to be merry and wise, as
well as to be thoughtful and sad, when the
old year is dying And if we have 10
other reason 10 be mindful of the coming
or the end, there is enough to make US
think of it in the settlement of our ac-
counts, which mus, be attended 10 about
these days.
Mrs. Uptown ~saluies her husband
with an elegant gold chain, as he comes
home to dinner the day before Christmas,
exclaiming, See here, hubby dear, what
a splendid present | have bought for you
to-davp
"'Thank you, my love (; | paid the bill
ar hour agol'
"Oh, shocking ! | told Ball not to send
the bill I'LL the next six months account
was rendered"
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"ohl the bills, Christmas bills
What 4 world OF misery
Their memory instilIs
As the merchants with their quilts
Stuck behind their ears polite
So carelessly invite
Your kind and prompt attention
To their billsI
How they dun, dun, dun,
As they kindly urge upon
Your earnest attention their blessed little bills,
Little binsi
with a power ofperforation,
And a nav that never fills,
W hat q sad discrimination
To call them little bills
While a l the tin that siukles
In yoIr pockets, only sprinkles
A little liquidation on the
Bilsl
sob the destiny that fills
All our holidays with bills,
When the Christmas dinner
or the poor indebted sinner
Might be cooked with the fuel Of his bill
Oh! the bills, bills, bills,
Nothing else hut bills !"
Home Journal.
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DR. PAINE has returned from Phila-
OWL WAR IN KANSAS INEYI-

~ delphia, and will resume his practice ct MIDI
CINE and SURGERY. in Co. with Dr. DAVIS Once over
Nichols & Weir's Hal and Clothing Store, Warren, o.
Jano-on
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Editor and Proprietor, CoIambus.o o.

WARREN d LAKE ERIE PLANK
" ROAD COMPANY. The Stockholders Of the
Warren and Lake Erie Plank Road Company are here
by notified to meet at the Office Of B. =. Hoffman, in
Warren, Trumbull county, o., on the first Monday Of
February next, at ten o'clock. A. NJ, for the purpose
Of electing seven Directors for the ensuing year.
JOSEPH MARVIN. Jr., Pres't-
T. HOFFMAN, Sec,y- Warren, jan 9, 1S59.-3t.
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OHIO CULTIVATOR FOR 1856.
Devoted to Agrielhure, Horticulture, and
Home Interests.

WIN II ALUM Wv 4OOOs
Devoted to agriculture, Horticulture, and
Home Interests.
PusLIsFED TWICE EVERY MONTH; 16 PAGES LARGE octave
Volume XII Of this old tavorite Journal viii com
menee on the LIST January, 1856. printed on an entire
suit Of new type, and will be especially interesting TO
every one engaged in general Agriculture. Stock Rails
ing. Gardening. Fruit Growing. &C., or interested In
the happiness and intelligence Of the Home Circle
The Editor confidently hopes and expects that
EVERY FRIEND OF INDUSTRIAL PROGRESS
Will lend his influence and patronage to sustain this
old and true friend Of the rural interests, and to increase
It's circulation until we shall have, as we certainly de-
serve,
AROUSING LIST IN EVERY NEIGHB0RHOODi
The entire proprietorship OF the CuItivator has been
purchased By Col 5. D. HARRIS, who has been Assoei-
ate Editor with Mr. BKTEHAM for the last i've years.
and he is determined the paper shall be essentially de-
sirable
FOR EVERY FARMERS FIREsIDEi
He has the means and the disposition to make Il 30, and
he calls on bis friends-whieh includes all mankind
and wOmankind-to send on the names and The cash,
for a real live and independent Farmers paper.
~TERNs.-singie copy, 81 a year; 4 copies for %; Q
copies Tor 50, land a copy to the getter up Of the elubO
always in advance. and to begin with the year. For
special orders to local agents, inquire at your post Of
fee, or send directly to me for a full prospectus and
spee men copy, and raise a club in your own n~eighbor-
/ hood.
s. HARRIS
j JAM Editor and Proprietor, Columbus. o.
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SURE CURE FOR A FELLON--This We know will be
gladly received by all our readers When the sore
ness first commences, or even when far advanced 1t
can relieved and entirely cured by holding the finger
or mart afflicted in Perry Davis Pain Killer for haitian
hour. Il has been Thoroughly tested, and proves a
never-failing remedy. A FellOn is a troublesome thing,
ami we would advise all so troubled to test the remedy.
TDR. TUBES APPOINTMENTS are to be RE.
SUMED in next. and continued rs heretofore
They will not be supplied by any one else during his
absence.
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MEy OF AuEErcl-MES or TIE 9Th greatest
man, take him all in all" Of the last hundred years
was George Washington-an American.
The greatest Doctor Of Divinity was Jonathan Ed
wards-an American.
The greatest Philosopher was Benjamin Franklin
an American.
The greatest living Sculptor is Hiram Powers-an
American
The greatest living Historian is VIM. II. Prescott
an American.
The greatest OrnithOlogest was J. ]. Audu5on-an
American.
The g~raetest remedies known to the world Tor popu-
lar use, Ayres Cherry Pectoral and Cartharie Pills
we're invented by DR.. j. c. Ayer-an American
The greatest photographer since the time OF John-
son, was Noah Webster-an American
The greatest inventors Of moiern times, were Full
ton, Fitch, Whitney and MOrse-an Americans
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0th A0btrtistnants.

Casual Advertisements must be paid for
when handed in.
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VALUABLE FURNACE PROPER

THE Great and Chorus Book, by Brad
Il bury, just pu olished. 25 copies just reed at
Jan DAMS.
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EXAMINATION.-
IL There will be an examination Of Teachers at En-
pire Hall, in Warren, on Saturday the 18th day Of Jan
uary, commencing at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ.
VI. D. LEGGETT
Clerk Of he Board Of Examiners.
Warren, Jan. ., 1856.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-01-02

CHEAP ENOUGH-Harper's Maya
zine. at Adams Bookstore, win be sold EoE at
l9L cents.
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S0 SHAWN. Just received al
tJO LAM ADAMS BOOKSTORE.
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Paper and Cards.

Il We have just received large and beautiful stock
Of Papers and Cards. direct from this manufacturers
- which ws woald invite the aassntionof Msnhants
aod Dsstnsss Nsa. We can guarantee to customers
hsttsr work, better stock, shorter notice. and .,
lower prices. than any other elIos in this city.
II Oasd Printing We defy competition In speed,
vsie o. quality. Oar prices vary from - 70 % per
thousand, for ordinary size cards
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- Lfaf OF INDIANA FRxE BANKS taken ~ Suf
'csey 81 The Banking Houses In this city
Bank Of Elkhart, klkhart.
Baak ofHoshsn, 0oshen.
BAak Of Indiana, Michigan City.
Bank Of Mount Vernon, ~. Vernon
DAak Of Moniiceilo Monticello.
Bank Of PaoIi, Psoli.
Bank Of salem, Salem.
Bank Of Rock Vile, Rockville.
Bank Of Syrsessc, syracuse.
Bank Of Wausw, Warsaw.
brookviIle Bank, Brookyille.
Csmbvider City Bank, Cambridge City.
Canal Bank, Evansville,
Central Bank, InAianapoiis.
Crescent City Bank. 1vAnsvilie.
Exohanss Bank, arsenoastle.
HasnsrS' sad Mechanics hank. Indian spoiis.
faxs1AeCesnty Bank, Connenvills.
FaYnesr Bank. MestSsld.
0rAw<eey nnnk L>fsysate.
Hoosier baak Loannspurt
Ind,aas Resi- Msaieou
Indiana oSosk Daak. Ianorte.
IudkAa nessrvs 80. Ksssne.
Ksstnsky seSe2 % Ceiumhua.
LaWAase Bsak. Nmn.
Msscha0ts' anA MesAaninps nnnk. New Albany.
NY. VI. Stosk Rank. Evnnssiils.
Prairie Guy nank. Tevye Hsute.
ParksCo. Aank
SousAsn nnnk, Tswre Hsats.
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4. xxspArt. 1. aows.

1. K1uDAIt. 4. uoWn. Gro i vsIS
Is EMOALLs HOWE 4 co.,
(suu.Rsau&s 70 nows, LOCKWOOD COL
wholesale 00a Retahl
AUCTION COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
AmA Real Estatc Ageals,
Sscond ST., next door 70 the Athen eum Kcokuk,
Iowa.
PARTICULAR attention win be paid to buyin ne
and selling Real Estste and personal property,
negotiating loaas and any other business that nay
Be entrusted to a..
We have convenient rooms, and will attend 70
storing and forwarding goods and produce Of all
kinds.
Liberal cash advances made on goods consi gned
for safe when dssired.
We hare large and we'll selected stock OF Gold
and Silver watches, Gold Jswelry and notions which
We sGcr at Wholesale aud retail, as low as can be
found In the country.
Merchants snd peddier will be supplied at ex-
IN "a - iessf orn
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y Ga-A limited number Of Special Notices viii b.
tasssted under this head 70 oen,x line for each
lassstion. or over the editorial bead for 80 cents
! alfsa M
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UEC14t IAnOo4CCuU CnyS
TO.
BUYERS
DRY GOODS.
~ ESTBUaINEsS,
SHALL OFFER,
rRox AND AFTER THIS DATE,
MY TIRE STOCK
OF
STAPLE AND FANCY
DRY GOODS,
EASTERN COST,
All of my stock is
ENTLREL Y NEW!
OF good fabrics, and was bought ct the
LOWEST POSSIBLE FIGURES!!!
And viii be found TO
OFFER BARGAINS
NEyxR BEFORE OFFERED nv
ANY USE IN THIS CIT VI
All persons wanting goods in my line, will
study their own intcresi and
ECONOMIST THEIR MONEY!
by GIVING nK 4 CALL.
THIS is NO HUMBUGl
And l would respectfully assure those who favor
with call, that they shalt obtain any Goods in
nay line At Eastern Cost.
~ so CALL AT
N. -. EMBICH,s,
NV. Cor. Sd and johnson Sts.,
/. Aug2, '56-d keokuk, Iowa.
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LYNCH 4 wOOrTON.

LYNCH 4 WOOTTON.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS,
Ncsr cor I'd johnson sta opposite the st. Charles
DAkrICULARa attention paid to buying and sell
ing real estate, negotiating loans, and any other
business that may Do entrusted 10 their charge.--
Persons DESTROYS Of buying selling invited 10
cali ~ the late otioe Of Kac Lynch, where, by
reason Of their conspicuous position on Of the
most basincsS streets, the above enjoy Superior Ad
vantages Tor the purchase and SAFE of real estate
Attention 10 directed to the following property
CRY PROPERTY.
Rear ends Of lots L. and g. in block l72. be-
tween Iith and 18th Front on Timea.
Hsuse and lot on Exchange st., between Sd and
Ash. Full lot. House rents for $500. Also stable
and eistern.
20 #. front on Main. witha depth of lao feet
part Of lot 4, in block 1856.
Lot 20 IT front and 80 IT, deep on Sd, between
Exchange and Alley.
80 by $40 fl, near corner 9th and johnson.
Block No. 10, in Reds addition.
Corner lot johnson and Sth streets--lot !, block
l07.
House and lot on 9Th ST., between johnson and
Exchange.
Lot ., block 10, and lot 4, block 10.
House and lot corner Exchange and Thirteenth
strects.
Lot 100 feet by 20. on lat, between johnson and
Exchange.
Lot 36by 100 feet on Sd st., between Exshang,
and the Alley.
Lot ~ by ~ feet, near thocorner OF Atm ana b X
! change.
/ Lot on Blon isau, between 9Th and 9th opposit.
/ the new Hotel.
Lot 100 fe deep and 20 feet front ON 9Th street
between Main and Bondeau, and corner or Alley
next new Hotel
i Lot corner Of High and Sixth sueets--lot I
/ block 81.
COUNTRY PROPERTY.
95 acresad jolning Boston, Ia miles from Keokuk
nn the Plank Road. A fine improved farm
e A., lan.i L. .fun HN.sv
/ Hamilton. and miles from the river; capable o.
division into several market farms.
S2s acres OF splendid SOIL in Clark county, Mo-,
/ miles from keoknk. Has produced A. busheis 0
/ wheat to the acre.
500 acres u land in Dodge county, Mo.
40 acres of fne land in Montgomery Co., lows
mile from Frankford, the county seat, and tn
whole finely wooded and watercd.
highly improved farm in Illinois Of iS6 acre,
10 fenced into fields, aud balance in splendi
timber. This farm is 6 miles from Carthage, and
miles from Northern Cross Railroad, nov in operi
ton, contains = substantial house with rooms
also number Of out houses has fine we'll
water ut the door Of the milk house 10 one mi
from saw mill, and within miles Of Of sever,
grist mills. Title good and warranted.
hive acres Of ground, beinga fine building sit
in Section -, Township65, range 5, two miles fro
MAin-st.
A farm miles from town, near the PlAnkroa
containing 100 acrss. improved.
Five or Sen asres Of land sdjoining Bslding ~
idence.
Lynch Wootton arc agents for the sale Of lar
quantities Of land in vsriouspsrts Of Missouri.
sept6-dn.
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acsuven = 1aatagAcP,
General Advertising Asd Collecting Agency.
63 Dearborn 81 Chicago.

MANUFACTURE By THE CHICAGO BAG
Vl Msnsfactory, nc Dearborn street, Chicago, Ill.
FLOUR, BbCKWHEAT,
CoRNNEAL. HAN, FARMERS
O6NABUk0 AND STAINLESS
GRAIN SACKS.
Furnished upon the shortest notice, and ~ the
lowest market prces. The dssigns for beasding are
new, original, and not TO Be surpassed in this cosH-
Try. q. ". ASHARD,
July3S-dly P0atolace addreM-box 1897.
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G. 4. DIMoND,


ReAl Estate And Insurance Agent.
nFFICE In Kiibcurne's Block, Main street, be-
~ tween I'd xnd I'D, kcokuk, Iowa.
EvsKsscss-Eiward kilbourne, Esq, Keokuk;
John whitehead, Esq., New York; Chas. l.. Frost,
DO Aessrs. Page. Briggs 4 Babbitt, Boston ; Amos
.. smith, ESQ. Providence, X. l.; Edgar Conklin,
ESQ, Cincinnati, o.; J. w. Zackerie. Esq. Now Or
leans.
REAL ESTATE AGEycY-particai.ra attention
paid TO the purchasing and selling Of City Lots,
Houses aud Lands Of every description.
LIFE, FIRE, 1 MARINE INSURANCE AGEN-
CY for tho Mutual Life Insurance Company" ofN.
fo T1;r Aocg.u.x xrI. fgsps $4,000 rs
600
THE "ATHENEUM FIRE INSURANCE CO., "of
London. BsAscn AT pHILApxLrniA. PA.
THE PEORIA MARINE AND FIRE ms Co."
Of Peoria, Ilis. PAIN ~ cArirAL 100000.
Having been appointed Agent for the above
named 6rst class, reliable Offices, would beg leave
~ Inform the merchants aud citizens generally Of
this city, that prepared to take Life, Fire. and
Marine Risks, IT ~ Low rates can be had ut any
other sound and reliable odkces. Open Policies
granted on ~ favorable terms b. had In any
VI the Eastern Cities. tmAy 10. ls5e.-d
Casy Lets anA Lana Ter sale.
AK ACRES splendid farming land. situated
+ LIZ about 10 miles directly west Of Abba,
Monroe Co. This nns tract consists Of prairie and
I timber partly under cultivation. Timber Of the
very beat quality. Price veryaow, and terms easy.
40 AcEesnea Amhrosia being part of what 10
| called the Benton Farm Lays very handsome
ami situated about 10 miles from this city and can
| be had nj bargain.
40 Acres, consisting Of timber and prairie,
partly under cultivation, and situated about miles
from the city. Terms easy.
LOT 10, Block 7s6, ON Morgan street, between
18th and l4th, with new brick house, will b solo
low and reasonable terms.
LOT No. 8, Block 45-with improvements. Fol
farther particulars, apply t.
c, r. DlMOND,
oct3-d kilbourne 3 Block, Maiu-st.
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MUSICAL NOTICE:
Mr.. O. c. I6BELL,

MUSICAL NOTICE!
Mr.. o. c. IsBELL,
Takes pleasure in announcing to the
CITIZEN OF KEOK UK,
Secured the services Of valuable assistant, who
viii take charge Of the business department
MUSIC ROOMS,
He will devote Ais enslre attention
TO teaching
FOCAL 4 INSTR UMENTAL MUSIC.
Instruction will be given either
AT ms ROOMS, Oh Ar RESIDENCES, ON rnE
PIANO, MELODEON AND GUITAR,
Thorough Base, Cultivation of the Voics,
And Singing.
EVENING CLASSESFOR THOSE
WAC wish to learn to Sing,
will soon BE- formed ct the Rooms.
NO. 50 MAIN STREET
Keokuk, Sept II, ls56.dif
DATRICk GROUSE have this day received per
i Exprsss, the following music for Piano:
FILLMORE sCHOTTisCH,
FREMONT POLKA,
BUCHANAN POLKA,
Zoo copies "willis We have missed you.
100 "a Z Bells Polka, and Ane collection Of
New Songs, Waltses and Polkas for Guitar.
sept I6,d
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Kookuk Wo0o vaSa.
gTyHE subscsibsr, AAxiAg pssoAessA ~ sssvS
/ yard Of N. Colsoa, viii dsliSse used y ~
part of The city, cut and split, for asy lsaoe =
stove, for 81 per load u - fest
Also viii saw wood any where u TIE city - q
cents psr cord where the qusntity u six eeade =
over, ana less II 81 90 per cord. Hight days -
tics required for saving
rsrd corner OF High and Fifth Streets.
| ant Is asm T. LI1k11oN.
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Keep the Nimble Sixpcnce Roll
ing.

Ing.
AM receiving large stock Of hrst c!ass goods, Of
i every stye. direct from the eastern cities, whieh
will be sold cheap for cash.
Come and see what bargains. Hear ye our cry,
and VIC will make glad thy home. ! freely invite
ell hands to unite Friends Of Freedom, cheap, -,
strain prolong. Ny stock consists In part OF the
following srticles
DYillings Domesties, bleachsd and brown Shifting,
kinds. Ac. OF dress goods have great variety
Bsreges Barge do LANES, Ohailies, SILK Tissues,
Null and swiss Muslins, Dotted Swiss Ginghams,
Prints, 4o. Also in this department is an extensive
HATS, COMMITS, UMBRELLAS 4 PARAsoLs,
great variety Of che shove articles Asos, and
Boys Wool, Lsghorn, Straw, Panama and CHIP
Hats; Ladies' and Misses Leghorn, straw ana
Braid Bonnets and Hats; Parasols OF ell kinds, 10
'1's psoTs AND SHOES.
An excellent assortment Of Ladies' and hissss'
Boots and shoes, Ghters, slippers and Buskins
Mens' and BOYS Boots, Shoes and Brogans.
Crsckcry--f have a splendid lot Ut Qseeaswars.
a,r.c, from the city II New York, which an con-
adnt can sell cheaper than ANY house in this city,
among which IL IN endiess quantity Of conmoa
teas. and sgsnsrsl Assortment Of every tang =
In addition 70 the above. i have large stock Of
FRESH GROCERIES,,
Which YOU All know are rctailed lower than whole
sale prices: and also late importation OF choice
Teas Of every kind.
A sketch--This stock Il the largest and most "a
RED and will b. sold cheaper than before otr-
ed In this msrket. lhave also on hand large LOT
Of Summer Clothing, Which viii . sald 9 low -
urcs With such = complete assortment IN svefy
,;sr.s t..ss.. " .1s3s, GO -.
10 ahasers mot exeelled BY any house e
Call ct No. OF Main street, between a and ~,
and 1t No. 100 Main street, bet.ssn ~ ,sa ~.
Keokuk, Iowa. p.o hkA1Aa O0c.
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