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10 THE CITIZENS or IOWA.

Believing that large majority Of the citizens Of
l9wa are opposed e. the political principles IF the
present Administration, and to he Introduction Of
slavery into territory now free aud also that made
free by the Compromises II 1897 and Tint the par.
ty styling Itself the Democratic Party, are strive
ing to make slavery great national institution con
trary to the principles addown In the Declaration
Of Independence and the Constitution as taught by
the Fathers Of the Republic we would call upon nil
such free citizens q meet ii Convention at Iowa
City. The I'D day Ct February, for the purpose II
organizing a Republican Party, to make common
with similar party already formed In several
of the other States Of the Union,
January 3, 1850. May CITIZENS
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During the tendency of the Speakership il
will be remembered that the candidates were
Intercepted upon some points, and replied
We have not till now been able very conye-
niently to make room for the reply of Mr.
Banks. The question propounded to him
was
"Am right in supposing that his theory
is, that the Constitution Of the United States
does not carry Slavery to, and protect it in,
the Territories Of the United States I"
To which he gave answer as follows:
do not believe that the Constitution Of
the United States carries the institution Of
Slavery to the Territories of the United
States. Ny understanding is based on the
declaration of Mr.. Webster, that even the
Constitution of the United States itself does
not 70 TO the Territories until it is carried
there by an act of Congress. Standing on
the principle of the English law governing
the same interests, do not believe that the
Constitution Of the United States carries to
any Territory Of the United States any right
to hold slaves there.
have nothing further to say on this very
nice and delicate question. believe that
the Constitution Of the United States was
intended 70 do Justice to all sections Of the
country--to the South equally with the North
am for that to-day; and adopt the Ian
guage Of my friend, & Mr.. Richardson,1 who
has always treated me with distinguished
courtesy in all discussions on this subject,
that we should do justice to the South as
well as TO the North. In no speech or dec
laration that has fallen from my lips, 80 far
as can remember it, have | ever expressed
81 different sentiment but, sir, cannot shut
cut from my memory the great fact that the
Constitution of the United States is an instru-
ment Of Freedom, contemplated rs such BIZ
I its trainers, and interpreted as such hv all
men of the South and the North until within
the last few years. II Is n chart Of Freedom,
established to secure the blessings Of liberty
to ourselves and our posterity, giving liberty
TO the States to do whit they shall think
proper within their own localities, under
such circumstances as to them shall seem to
be right and Just, but claiming no right and
conceding no right to them to carry their own
peculiar Institutions beyond the limitations
conferred by the doctrine Of the sovereignty
of States
No, sir The Constitution Of the United
States il an instrument, NOT Of immediate.
/ but Of ultimate and universal Freedom. II
/ was SO contemplated by the great men who
/ framed it; and the world has 10 regarded it.
/ The national flag, that is its symbol, that
makes the land over which it floats, in what
4 ever quarter of the globe, 70 long d. ii COW
ers an American citizen. American territory,
| is the banner of ultimate and universal Lib
cFty--its white and red folds, symbols Of
Revolutionary trials, Of the crests Of victory.
and the blood Of sacrifice MAY its starry
union forever remain as lustrOus and i'm
perishable MS the golden fires Of Gods frma-
ment. Great applause. This is my answer
10 that question.
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A FREEMAN.

BEAUTIFUL ExTRAcr.-The following waif,
ntioat on the s'sea Of readingo we clip from
an exchange. We do not know ts paternity,
but ii contains some wholesome truths, beau
sifully set forth
Men seldom think Of the great events Of
death until the shadow falls across their own
path, hiding forever from their eyes the ira
ccs Of the loved ones whose living smiles
was the sunlight Of their existence. Death
IL the great antagonist Of life, and the cold
thought Of the tomb is the skeleton Of all
feasts We do not want 10 go through the
dark valley, although its passage may lead
to paradise; and, with Charles Lamb, we
do not want to lie down in the muddy grave,
even with kings and princes for their bed
fellows. But the fiat Of Nature is inexora-
bic. There is no appeal Of relief from the
great law which dooms us to dust. We
flourish and we fade as the leaves of the
forest, and the flower that blooms and with
ers in day has not Trailer hold upon life
than the mightiest monarch that ever shook
THE earth with his footsteps. Generations
Of men appear and vanish as the grass, and
the countless multitude that throngs the
world to-day. will tomorrow disappear as
the footsteps on the shore.
In the beautiful drama Of Ion, the instinct
Of Immortality, so eloquently uttered by the
death Of the devoted Greek, finds a deep re-
Spouse in every thoughtful soul. When
about to yield his Young existence as a sac
rifce to fate, his beloved Clemanthe asks if
they shall not meet again, TO which he re-
plies: "Thcy have asked that dreadful ques-
ton of the hills that look eternal--of the
clear streams that flow forever-of the stars
among whose fields Of azure my raised spirls
hath walked in glory. All were dumb. But
when gaze upon thy living form, feel that
there is something that mantles through IT.
beauty that cannot wholly perish. We shall
meet again, Clemanthe."
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To The Republicans of the United


In accordance With what appears to b. the goner-
eral desire Of the Republican party, and the sug
gestion IF larga portion Of this Republican, press,
thu unaers gnel Chairm-u Of tha state Republican
Committees Of Maine, Vermont, Massachusetts,
New YORK, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Michigan, Indiana
ana " Wisconsin. hereby invite the Republicans oi the
Union to meet III Informal Convention at Pitts
burch onthr 81 February, s5f f1r tho purpose Vt
perfecting the National Organization and provid-
ing for National Delegate Convention Of the Re-
paolcau party. at some subsequent day, to nomi-
nate candidates f9r tha Presidency and Vice Prcsi
deucy, 70 b. supported Al the election in November
1856.
A P.sI0NE, Of ohio. DAVID WILMoT. Of Pa
], u GOODRICH, Of Mass L. BRAfNARD, IF Vt.
WILLIAM A. WHITE. u Wis
VIII The Kepubliean pres pIease cor1
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ed the tongue, and sent rottenness TO the
bones. And the spirit manifested at the
Kansas meeting ID but fresh evidence that
Slavery and Freedom cannot dwell together
No appeal was made in behalf of the slave.
1t was simply to protect the liberties and
lives Of white men and women and children
against aggressions ten fold more aggravated
than those that called our fathers to arms
in the War of Independence. And yet we
had no aid, no cheer for the noble men and
noble women who are holding up this Their
mopyla of Freedom for us at the peril Of
their lives, but mct their appeal with fun and
trfing and rowdyism. And there is but one
poor consolation in it. 1t is that they can
get along without our help. 1t is that there
are plenty Of men and funds IN other places
and other States really free, ut their disposal
in this time of their and our need. IL we
stand coldly by, and say IL is none of our
business that the liberties and lives Of our
brethren in Kansas are crushed out by the
IRON heel Of oppression, there are thousands
in other places and other States, animated
by quite another spirit, who will never per-
init it to be done. If we can see nothing but
fun and frolic in these border invasions and
murders nothing in the long night-watches
Of men and women In the trenches 10 defend
their homes and little ones from hostile camps
Of savages, there are plenty Of men all over
ity 80 abominably '-who have pledged their
lives. their fortunes and their sacred honor
for their defence.
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Cumrnins, Seaman & Co,
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOOn~
" \ lEN A. "a En- -
NOTICE TO RAIIROAD C0STR4s-


IfiiE undersigned Comm > toners of thu Wtstern
Il Division OF The " aba III and Mis-issIpbi Rail
road. viii receive PROPOSALS until the goth dav Of
March next. for the Gradia9, Brid1iH8 Y4na and
completion 81 lie First section Of said road frorn
Warsaw q Carthage. III. The dstanc3 il II mfles
about IL miles If which has been partially gfaded
and tridg i. he work 10 be done will he to grade
the additional portion Of the seetion-re-grade and
repair the old grade, furnish and la the ties ON tho
whole--huid some bridging. furnish the iron and
stock the road, etc. All Of which work and mate
rial furnished must be Of such character as win
IN ak a fist class western road.
The work q be commenced within thirty daye af =
tor the acceptance Of the bids ana cont raet ana mos
ecued with diligence and fidelity under the direction
Of the Engineer Of the road to completion within
twelve months
Payments viii b made az may he agreed unon. in
the corporathe Bonds Of the County Of Hancock.
City Of Warsaw, and City Of Keokuk, bearing eight
per cent. interest-and individual subscriptions Of
cash, material and real estate along and in the vi
entity of the line. Bids viii be received and eonsid
cred for separate sections q grading bridging and
t}irg, and ironing and furnishing the road-or for
the whole complete, al an aggregate price per mile
etc.
The Cos missoners reserving the right 10 consider
and accept only such may be deemed reasonable
and within their ability and means 10 adopt and com
ply With
For further information apply to-and bidders
WlIl address eithetof the unders lgned--to wit
J ". INaFRS0LL, Canton, III
M s. HUNT, Warsaw, III.
Ii. W SAMPLE, keokuk Iowa
Feb. l4th 1856. Commissioners " d NJ. r. r.
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NOT IL L..

\ ooraF.nershr her .teiorr eNistine 9.tveen the
IL 49, i'll The cit} If keokuk under thy style II
Ihamr.lH Steven, /. dissolved by mutual consent.
the hIslness Will be cont4nu q. ttr va stand ~
William fhoWp-on WIZ wiz attend to the settle
mont ami collection u all debts Ser against the bate
trim. NJ F THOMPSON
keokuk Feb 4th lSs6 { C STEVENS
\ larg variety # Men- Womens' and Bows
So un hand, Which offered 81 Tic trade o per
cent lower hin he same can - sod after my spring
pur haee fins a,tcl# Of Mems Congress gaters ;
a good yari. Is # Mems and Nomeus rnbbers al the
Cd stand9n @d.tfect WI. THOMPSON.
-,
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NORTHERN CROSS RAILROAD.
Between quincy Chicago and Bur-
IinRtnn.
AL TIE WAY BY RAIL

ALL THE WAY By RAIL
Empress trans, carrying the great United States
- Mail, leave Quincy daily (Sundays excepted
at 1915 4. "a and stopping at all way stations mr.
trains On the Chicago and Darlington road hy which
passengers arrive at Burlington the SAM evening
and NJ Chicago at Ok next morning,
turning, trains leave Ga4eshurg dailv. SUNDAYS
excepted ~ 1880 A. NJ. On the arrit al M trains
from Chicago ana Burlington, ana stopping al ali way
stations, arrive at Quincy 5.25 z. NJ, same day.
CONNECTIONS ARE ALSO MADE
Mt Mendoza with tho Illinois Central rual North for
hm6oy, freePprt, 0alena aud Duuieth and South
for Lasalle, Bloomington, Decatur and st. Louis,
and intermediate stations.
AT Junction, with the 6acua and Chicago Union
Railroad for Elgin, Beyldere Beloit GAINESVILLE.
Madison, DC.
AT Chicago, with trains upon the great Eastern
lines, and south through the interior Of Indiana
any Ohio. Ana also with the Chicago and Aiilwau-
kee railroad iog Racine, Milwaukee Pond lu Lac
Passengers by day train which leaves talesburrh
for Chicago at b A. Mt. wilt arrive nj Wyunett in
time TO take the tie Rock Island Railroad
ff Eurcau, feoria Rock Island, and intermediates
stat Ions
Freight trains also leave Quincy fir da!esbnrg at
. 4. NJ. and Galesburg fer Quincy al G.l5 A. NJ. da
ly, Sundays eXeepted
III number eli trains, both freight and passenger
VIII soon be increased ot which due notice viii be
gstn,
On tbs opening 81 naviea'i,n regular connections
VIII male daily by frat GLASS steamers bctwern
Qaincy, ST Louis, ana keokuk, and all Intermediate
points.
Tn attention If travellers and shippers Of fgaight
directed t. th opening 5f thu. new route a one
Offering -uparior facilities.
n BUSHNELL,
@tt,
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The Mendels5ohn Society
VIII give Concert
Al THE BAPTIST CHURCH.

THURSD4I ETENING, FEBRUARY l4ih, 1885
PROGRAMME.
FIRST.
chorus. "Holy i. The Lord Mozart
Saao, This i the Larl's own day Mr. Gag. Otto
Quartet and Chorus, "Jsrusaem, johnson.
'hens, Lord Of my salvation. D. MONT.
FART sEe3Nh
Chorus, Praise y he Lord Mezart.
sole. Ev : Lamentation Mi-sclrgheru King
fHus .iha muitttnde II Angels, King
QaiHtett Chorus Tho the sinner bloom, Rossni
SCI and ehorus Mighty Jehovah Beltint
Tickets 10 cents each. = 4. had II Isbsn's Music
Rooms
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CHARLES ". IowKfT. Il.D.

\ TI0KNEY and Counsellor NJ Law. heokuk City.
lows. pitc cprncroi Main and Third streets
Prompt attention given 81 this collection If debts
Ageut for the purchase and sails Il real estate.
Refers q Chancellor NAlW0rth, Saratoga. \. y;
Hon. waiter IL Lowria, Pittsburgh. Pa; H.n Lew
II Sass, IL y. senate; Hon r, Brown kAnmaz9p,
Mich. Lauru Dawsy, Pres Z X. Nj + Il VI. X. Ri;
Prof s.or Wells Il. Marsh, X oiuk Russell L Co.
FIaprietar. NJ the En- Cna1I.. IIalel. k.ukmk AAm
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Davis & Price,
House. sign. and Orna I'M q IN tai

ERAINERS and Paper Hangers, Shop on Blon:
~ dean. between 4th and 5th streets, hcokuk.
ap21d&wGm
Ohice Of kc9kuk sins Light and Coke Co.
January 22nd, 1885
fNllE following articles constantly on hand and
L for sale for cash onlg
Coke If best quality, zoe per bushel
Coal slack for blacksmths use, 2le per bushel.
Tar in quantities not less than 80 gallons, 10 cts
per gallon the purchaser furnishing eask to put it
in
Apply nj the office on 2nd street, between Main
and Blondeau.
ts- None Of the above articles delivered from the
Gas Works without an order from the Office.
ian23dff
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STokAGE. Forwarding aud Commission Mer-
- chants, and General Freight gents, Front ST.,
hetween Vermont and broadway, Quincy, Illinois
Ess Property directed t" oar care will hc forward
ed with Dispatch and orders and cons gnmeuts will
receive Immediate and careful attention
X len u Flagg savage, Moore, Hollowbush 4
Co., fleming 3, Co., Quincy Page Bacon, 81. Lou
IL. lan25d3m
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-VHoIH = v ". T ny III
FIRE FIRE! FARE!

D0LlCIES Of Insurance Issued at fair rates in
following sound Offices
star Insurance Co. New York
Commercial Insurance Co., ST Louis.
Ena Insurance Co., Hartford.
Mound City Insurance Eo., st. Louis.
Hartford Fire Insurance Co. Hartford.
Dwellings insured for term Of years nj extreme
liz low rates. All information given and SURVEYS
made IS ". W BELkNAP. Agent.
Office corner Main and Second SITS
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SALE or REAL ESTATE.

DDBLlt notice is hereby given that on the 18th
4 day If March next. iii front Of Charles Par
sons Banking House, in the city Of keokuk be
tween the hours Of and oclock will sell nj pub
rs auction the following real estate. namely Lot
one leblack eight (S) of thectty Of ke9kuk Iowa,
aud h south half of the southeast quarter and th
east half 81 ae southwest quarter Of section Ihir-
yfour III Township sixty five. Range six t6l west hi
Clark County, Missouri ts :. L. 4. and Il. S.
W. s. s., I. 6J, Il. G, Clark County, Missouri
Terms af sale one fourth cash remainder in far
cight ana twelve months. with six pr cent interest
Title good and warranty deed given by me.
J +. EDDY,
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ATTENTION OLD SOLDIERS

fTHE undersigned Committee Of lnttatio ion. APP
pointed ~ a meeting VI the Dd soldiers recent
ly eoutened OF heakuk. taf the purpose organizing
and Incorporating s'0id soldiers ASSOCIATION 2
H5 ttr ~ purp.se also II celebrating. ia sulta-
bie manner the 22nd III lbruary neat, bong tho
anniversary Of the BIRTH day II the Father Il his
Country thy therefor inYte All thgse who -Hr1 ~
~ che var If 1872, the s.ra Indian ami that
with Mekleu, II unite With II sala celebration.
A. vs. hay nolneans oi knowing the ua,nesof fh5st
re4ding 70 this adjoining states. take ths
III thad u 3utttaten. ana respectfully ash lie pa-
p=rs give TINS notice. favor conferred np3n
lhase wAa a8Ve served thssr country.
SAMUEL X. CT RIIe,
b J.. MetIGTN,
y NJ =. IQKkENCE
teHl2 Iamustlae.4
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MUTUALLY ADJU TED AND PROMPT
IA pALN In -A~II
Home
INSURANCE. COMPANY.

Office No 4 Wall street, New York
Cash Capital, 100000 90.
Amountof Assets, STAT .9T2 ~.
Amount # Liabilities, S53.617,6s
FHIi il Company differs from others IN having
L Paif aP capital II S500 600, 90 and 40 dv-
dends made to stockholders without first proyid-
ing for the unearned premi ali outstanding pol
leies, III addition to the capital.
eHAs.J. MARTIN, Pres.
A. i. WILLMARTH, Sec
ian95d3m MM. f. TURNER Agent
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Id 4 Ed.

IN cosington, r.. On the 3d inst. AZ ~ sock
A ~ u consumption, JANIS 4. OWES aged -
Neaf.
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/ SSL RANCE Companies TOR which The under
L gu#t 4 z ut. represent q capital Of One Mil
lion One Hundred an5 Fifty Thousand Dollar
ihay A. =afe reliable AMI prompt, and among the
best III The country,
IRE, life. aud Marine Policies ssusd Ga appliea-
t4ou 1t the flee II WI. ~. BELhNAP
ftb1 I'm "a street lie AZ MAN.
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FOR SALE.

4 NEW House and Lot corner Of Morgan and
Il Second streets. beautifully situated for adwel.
ling house, Inquire IF the owner, Edward Mumm
or +. y. ZYart Morgan, y tween 81 and 18th sts.
dannare q. dim
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No w lis

For the last two days. Railroads are good
things, no doubt, but the line over which our
mail comes don't seem to be any Of the most
energetic institutions in the world, to fail in
such weather as this, for two days in success
sion.
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llninrr ~


| HAVE sold my stock OF Furniture and entire
i interest In TIL, Furniture bu#tucs- rs MIR. O. -
AhBorr, of thu Gate City Furniture Rooms / thank
my friends and customer for their many faYors and
cordially recommend Mr. Abbott a. their future fa
ypr ana patronage. X. WIL~EY.
sltF
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IHE bEs MoNks VALLEY HIs IS issued from
this office every Wednesday, has extensive and in
creasing circulation throughout the PesMoines al
ley, well a. In the rest Of the State and the Uni
I'd States, and as a medium If advertising ia not
surpassed. subscription price Sl,jo per anHum il
advance.
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HAVING psncHasGp

EisilE stock Of Farnltur# Of Nj Il. NILsE4,
viii -=lI The entire iot al very low figures du.
ring the next five weeks, 81 make fe- spring
stock. For extraordinary bargains in Furniture
call either % Mr., Wiisey obi stands ~ at the
este CITY Furniture Rooms, nv. ls6 Main street
Ieb i#~~d&N e. =. ABBOTT.
I.sLO0H OIL CLOTHS Another lot liz feet in
l. Width. new ard splendid patterns just received
at s5 Main Street, DuRkEE 4 90.
deol0d
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AN INCIDENT THAT BEARS ITS OWN COMMENT
Isaac, body servant Of General Qutman
arrived home a few DAYS since. Shortly
after the General reached Washington City,
lssac expressed great desire 10 return
home TO Mississippi. Upon being pressed for
has reasons for 50 sudden wish. he told his
master that he had been repeatedly beset
by two white men from Boston. who urged
him 70 accept their aid t0run from his mas
ter. He stated that he was afraid he would
be kidnapped into freedom, as he believed
the two men were capable of any atrocitv
The General gave Isaac pass with which he
safely reached home 70 his Infinite satlsfac-
tom Natehez Free Trader, sth
We see the above floating around among
cur Northern i Democratic" journals. Ne
other papers in the North pu6hshit 1t is
sickening e see people who make a rreten-
sion to Republican sentiments. copying with
real zest such articles rs this Il does
" bear iii own comment II goes b show
tha Tic institution of slavery has such un
effect towards bratalizing men that hot UNI
frequently they are unable even to co1npre-
bend the advantages and blessings of liberty
even 10 understand how liberty can bt
as desirable as slavery. This, TO genuine
friend of freedom, i one of the most deplor
able Of all the possible effects Of Slavery
the wipng out 81 the distinctions betweci
the character and promptings pf brutes an,
men The only other comment it can bear. j
that, for the laboring masses 1t least. slave
~ Is better than freedom, without reference
y color q country Il not this sof On
upon Democracy that arpIandingly g We
currency = such sentiments Us the Natche
free iradef would mcuieate IN articles Tx
this YET the Pierce Democracy do il
with reai delight. And il demonstrate
Their proeafities.-else why Dc they give i
currency
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Franklin Fire and Marine
aNxTRAeaE COMPANY.
foAi' ut la " Z


$5eo.ooo, CASH PAID IN $loe,ooa.
Invested according ;, III Law Il Illinois
Especa attgnA given ZAP Insurance III
fABN PROPERTY, bN ELLIAG~ AMI OUT
BEILDl N6e.
N@l lbs such buildings contents on favorable
l. terms. for oT years. lnsures ~tares Mare
houses Building q. Contents, AMI Personal Proper
y ueFQliy.
LOSSES QGITABL1 ADJt tied AND PROMPT
I1 PAID IN CASH.
This Company l. joint Sock ASS citation organ
lied under q special charter granted h the Legsla-
tare of Wisconsin, with an aH horned capitai If
S300 .VDU One hundred thousand dellAr- II 81 /. eli
+ pad III, and securely invested IN bonds and
gag lhc Company being tAus securely organized
upon firm bas4s he directors take plt asurr3n
amending il n pubic favor, a. worthy Il canG.
dence aud support with the assurance that all loss
Y shall be promptly and hounrabiy adjusted. As
this u purely stock Company no mutual business
Viii rs done, nor premium notes taken.
OFFICERS
N NJ Donaldson Pres w. r. Gibs II, See'y
J. W Edty. Wee Pres't. A. Gibson. Gon. Agent
dec. 2td3m v. T. TURNER, Agent.
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New Grocery & Provision Store.

- ". RUNlAN 6 co, having established them,
-. selves ~ the south side of Fourth street near
II the Market House, have received large aud we'll
selected stock Of Groceries, TO which they respectful
Iy call the attention Of the citizens Of heoknk aud
vicinity. Provisions ami Food of all kinds kept
constantly on hand. All articles delivered ia any
part u the city FREQ Of eharge. Ldce o. dtf
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MInIf Al NnIIGK
GODFREY a SNOW.

u u. PARKER NJ. h.. phyaician ani Surgeon.
". Office with br. Wyman, Main street between lst
-art s.yr4tg
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FINLEY TxNksEo SER.


DHOhtgk Commission and Forwarding MGR
Il chaats, c9rner0t state and south Water -tfeut
hcago, Ill ffI2af