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from Injuries Of similar amount We leave
@ .ch reader 20 make his own estimate OF The
.av,uo DO uuahty and value Of bus huS which
wonid probably recruit from lhe possession
and nsr of daZnn of hay cnp- would
calf any such cstuate low one winch m1de
the saving less than two or three dollars
year. Now lct us see what these Twelve
caps would be likely 90 cost One yard and
a quarter of cuitor cloth of The width OF ~
M a. inches would make small cap cost
ine about fifteen cents -Four yards OF Or
binary width would make O larger cap Of
abouttw ris square. when at siNpence O.
ward w.u.l cost twenty-five cents. Dee
making of ihe former need not be- called
aver ,hrec cents nor the latter mare thanslX.
Cans Will turn water in TINS simpl" form. ne
nn umbrella Will, but stll more ett'cually II
brushed over with boiled uil. ur OIL aud wax
Fora dozon 10 may require quart OF OIL ana
one h,f pound OF WAX making tht cnurc
cost in the oiled state ab 'ut 90 cents each
for the small -,zrd aud about 70 cents for the
larger size. and still hess 10 the unphed or
uuwsxodsf4tp boo which some would prefer
them aslhey would linus allow Of cviport-
iion nnd drying even under the covers.
The expense of dozen hay-covrrs ac-
cordIng ,o che foregoing calculations. would
mnpe from s225 TO -, ~ ~ and as d is
generally supposed thltthey would last ten
or more lcta. Or s certainly u0t rSirHr-mt
To- ssy ihlt they would yield Il. p,r rrnt
900 fhoir fist cost cy ny yenr
There are three ways Of fastening Joe
corners fret By opns stuck upwards through
each corner. 0r winch way of fastening
them a1 cycle, ho.c should be- wTuugatu
each corner; second, by drawing OUT ard
twisting WISH of hpy 40 cach corner and
giving 10 one turn round the corner of uie
cloth and third. by tying stone 900 '"g
ln cuch corner, Doe bag and corner wing
been previously provided with tap
orr present time and space permits us to
say. a recfd t1 defending mendows from
scorcuu1 Dhpu quite rc, only thi- :-ih't
"a drcssuu ol wru rottrJ m1uuf. ur lhD
scmpug. of you'd. evenly spend and dmg-
god and pushed 10. would greatly benefit
m1ny upland aud bare meadows after cutting
ti-st crop n' grass We should be- pleased
TO hear fcm amy one vino bias tred such q
pAu
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/ 1norani Tor hun to see. Among the rest
le upcued government despatch counier-
maudnr his tour, the rut perhaps Of Jea-
louty 100 Superior official station. a
most loving wife. us sIt hai proved herself TO
bc. must nave been unier strong trupia-
ton to forward that's but. happily for the
world, she took the responsibility ol keeping
10, and neither her husband nor any one else
except the poor lite Blrnacie who sent IT.
knew anytnng Of the matter tlll Col. Fro
u'nt returned, having glouou. 'y elected the
obi cts ut the expedition.
Once more; during ihe protucied sung-
gle winch resulted 100 the ela uon of Mr.
banks TO ihe Spetkerslp, there happened 20
be fellow passengers in a crowded car be-
tween Wash nlton aud Ballmore o Bosto.
man as remarkable as any other IN tins cry
for h- subsprvloucy 10 the slave holders, and
% lady. admired beyond most others DO Wash
lngtun society for the buliuucy of her wit
aud the Intelligent interest which she 'uses
M public affairs. Toe conversation, OF winch
she was the cgutrc, turning un inc great
contest 900 Toe house she expressed her de-
cidrd sympathy for the Republican side,
tNu.tnd 900 ljs pr spoci OF success aud cum-
pImeuted Nr. banks 100 the highest terms.
This UHs too much ,ur lhe BlstouBu, who
expressed his surprise that southern lazy
should Douu'eulucc such % demsgoRuo as
ilHks. 5000 SUCH 1900 enemy tl ~nutu.In Insii-
uu0us. lhe lady replied, ] can relieve
our surprise 90 regard Goo mysriL 7ir, ior 10Y
husband Col. Fremont, i- o. Free SIlicr; but
let me express NY surprise, thai you, sr'
Nortlerner aud Bu-i0nan, should oppose
A. 10
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AgriruIturaI.
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Inn much red9red M hnls Gr,.s en-. ,aan
m blns.,,n. n,k.. mn, ,nlv los, buIl .,f h,y
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.H0r: R,voiufions. Lancaster Pa
Express, Democratic paper, and formerly d
hrm supporter of Mr. Buchanan. has drawn
itself entirely out OF the Cincinnati harness,
and IS now free for any candidate tie Phllu.
delpha Convention shall nominate.
ton. Joseph Knox, one OF the must d,s-
lngulshed lawyers Of Lniuois, Pierce el, ct
or IN lcJ2, and hle-llug Democrat. In "a
public meeting at Rock Island came Out up
enly a d bodly for union OF all the anti
slavery extension elements M the North a-
gainsl the sggresslons Of the pr1-slayery
party. Mr.. knux's influence, backed lp by
his eloquence, will be sensiby felt IN the
coming campaign.
The Worcester Mass Palladium the
leading Democratic paper OF Worcester
county, utterly repudlates the Cincinnati
platform The editor OF tins journal Is Hon.
John ). c. Knowlon. 10 the latest issue of
the Palladium II EXPOSES the objectionable
features Of thus platform, IN long aud very
able article. We subioun few extracts
Abiding tu its total silence upon the recent
oulrages IN Kansas the Palladium says;
Now, whatever may have been the pur-
pose Of this studied silence at Cincinnati up-
on these oulrages IN Kansas, II leaves every
Democrat without the ability 10 make de-
NAL Of the allegation, that the Democratic
party Is commIued To the policy Of aiding
the SHAREHOLDERS IN extending slavery over
territory co-extensVe with tue bounds Of the
Union; and tins, too, III the face of the um,
worn declarauon Of the right of the people
10 say TO the slave institution Thus Ial
shat thou come, and no further ~
OF the future, II says, that IN the C1uven
ton " four years hence, # what the -outl
now desires shall not then have become
reality Ia IT'S possession, the idea involved lu
viewed IN these resolutions will stand out il
bold relief the full and tell purpose OF tn,
Shareholders clearly rnrobed of all DISCUSSES
1t will be the absorption Of the ioh,ie south
ern Of The North .Amerodl continent am
the extension Of negro slavery cGryiHg pil
Il pJiaiom pOi0er-OteT .HtricO and The Cen
trail .4merlodn States converting the Dnue,
states into one great Black Republic an,
bringing INTO tue Unon slave State attic
slave State, unul slavery shall he the univ
ersal rule and freedom lis must iusigntican
exception" lie closes AZ iOllows:
a. To preserve the Union Of the States, s,
fraught with blessings tor ali, we are prepar
cd TO 20 as far az he who will 20 iarthes
without the sacrifice of manhood We vel,
to the South every right and privilege 1,
which II IL enutled under the onstituuol
aud the laws, fairly aud honestly interpreted
But there are steps which cannot be- satei
taken; and IN the language Of the excrlirn
Woodbury., we say Ne (0iiou i0ieJe u, ~,
oeratie principles lead lehere they hut, ic
hall"
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Letter from Hon. William II.
Seward.
WAsnINeroN. JUNO 2l. 80

WAsHINerow. June 81, 1856
GENTLEMEN Your letter iu,l-
ting me To attend ratification meet
ing to be held by the Republicans OF
the city of New York on the 27th
inst. would be irresistible, It the con
dition of the public business IN Con
gress would suher me TO be absent
so long from the national Capitol.
Every step OF the Republican
party since It's Inauguration Keeps
time most truly with the accordam
music Of liberty aud the Union.
The proceedings at PhIIad'lPh a
are marked with the wisdom, the
dignity, the generosity, the conc'lm
ton aud the firmness which becomes
an organization destined to correct
existing deplorabe evils of mdI-ad-
mlnistration of the government, aud
TO restore it to the safer career winch
is marked out by the Constitution.
subscribe cheerluNy to the basis
adopted 10y the Convention, wltnuut
wishing TO add or subsIgact primer
pie or sentiment
know the candidates personally
10y association In public HE; and
while | rejoice IN welcoming lheuia
fellow soldiers undo: the Republican
banner, rejoice still more lu beng
able to assure YOU, aud all with whom
my opinions have any weight, that
each OF those distinguished &c lle-
men is a man, who, as .eadcf VIII
be found not only able but also con-
siani, sleadfasl aud reliable IN every
event, and under whatever cucum
stances may occur, Let them only
be supported now, by The friends OF
Justice, freedom and humanity, with
The zeal aud energy which correct
view OF The critical condition of tnr
country cannot lall 10 inspire. aud We
shall within the next SIX months Sc
the vulture of slavery DROP the bleed .
ing Territory OF Kansas from ITS
talons, aud belake itself to It's native
chimes for safety.
| am, gentlemen, with high respect,
your obedienl servant,
WILLIAM Ii. SEWARD. 4
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fact Of the conquest TO the French,
English and Spanish Consuls IN Ca
lifornia and, to crown the whole
the official paper Of the Mexican
Government, on the 10th IT Octo-
Der, in laying the Official commuo'-
cations before the public, introduced
them with the emphatic declaration,
The loss Of California Is coasnm-
mated The whole provce was
yielded up to the United States aud
is now in our mill AIRY occupancy a
small part Of the troops sent out Il"
subject this province. will constitute,
il is presumed, a sufficient force to
retain our possession, and the re-
mainder will be dlsposable for other
objects of the war.
WIN. L MARCY.
To the President Of the u, States.
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Singular document Coming out w,
clip the following luminous warning from The
columns OF the Louisville Journal
So lar as MIR. buehanan's conduct toward,
Henry Clay Is concerned, his record is q
IN ist uccursed one Az 500 a as eau lay IN.
hands upon the documen, we want we sinai
make tins abundantly manifest Henry Clay
is dead; but he did not die without leaving
IN his own hand writing the most damnlnp
testimony against James Buchanan. II
mercy he spared Mr.. b for nearly quarter
OF century but near the close Of his Illus
lnous life he deemed an exposition of Air
Buehanan's conduct IN the Congressiona
election Of President N ls2j due 10 hls owt
fame with posien,y and he made It.
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The Young America Fremont Club Qnt.
Young Mems Republican lubl held meet.
ing last evening at the Republican Rooms
PSI Washington street, j. Bliss otobbIns in
the clair Tie hail was illed to overflow
ing, and numbers we're unable to obtain ad-
mitlanee. Eloquent and stirring speeches
were made by the President, Frank "
Shepard, Wee President, Messrs. Woodman
Of Woburn, Rowan, X. ]. Lane, K. ]. HIM
ton, aud others. Large acce.slons wen
made 10 their numbers aud the greatest en-
tnusssn manifested for the Philadelpbis
nominations. Boston .1tias, 2Oih.
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Ms. Fremont lady, il 10 not neces-
say to inform our readers, Is the daughter OF
Colonel Benton Of Missouri, and is one Of
the best educated and most accomplished Of
American women. The Boston Chronicle
relates The following anecdoie concerning
hers While Colonel Fremont was making
h'a arrangements on orr western frontier, for
That exploring tour 10 which be broke hs
rad INTO the v.liey Of the Sacramento, hi
yeung wife IN Washington. according to his
request openrd all letter. addressed to hun
there. md forwarded such ~ she deemed il
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Inter from kIusls. I'll departure Of Utstern
Men i0r Mt Territory ~ hc1eo, Juue Us f.
Scventy-hyc men, constituting tle ir-t com-
pany OF the Chicago Emgunt Ana Society,
Jeff yesterday for kausls.
Mrs. Blown, wife 90 tle clitur of tho
Herald of Freedom has just arrived here.-
She len Lawrence June 3 on winch day %
band OF TWO hundred and huy Nssouuau.
were cncamFgd uree m.us from Llwreuce.
She met Col. Sumner m route Iur law
renee, with % strong body ot troops, mcuJ-
ing company ofuu.Iey
ine pru-suyey comuWee at LsuFenworh
bad renew ID u.u notice 90 do. Free state
m'n % qIt ihe iouumy
Col ouuurr htd wauci the llissuuraus
To- desls. and 90 commit 900 over act.
Col. WndeId arrived ct t. Louis ou
Monday, en- roue tr Washington.
.IpD0g-ea Jor--A parry ol armed mau,
headed oy Governor shannon, came To- lhr
hpuse of oamu- Walker amemoor of the
hausls Legislature, and mot finding hm al
home, un'd u,a wife anI children out of
doors. IHe iuend- Of the Governor, how
ever, ap'psz. tur 1t, on tne ground lnlt he
was drapk
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COX POUND.
OFT roprolt mont tut6 ci ,a. h'oa
t.Cns ANEmC,N cuNruUNp
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nc t'Ii, fn' cur Of ih. ioilueinr s,mpiii4. Zoo
Bronchitis Min s'o's Sore THyogf ,o.,
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NcrJt1, GicratoB of The Iuuo.
Nom4ch, al Nervous Compi1 nfg i,.'t
U'1kuew aud irregularities, F.o,
Tor UhHts) Coughs aianr nm. o,.
h'ed Iho1L fups U,ak Siong,i.
oa 30 any case Of
NE'UNr- tNrLANM tT'ON fnpr
ituuH. Us rus NENtbY.
in fo Auburn whntr fh.s u,dl .inr i..,.....
d Do. if "ir'nf' .o'idD, lnfeH isf of iho uo..
DIDO HuH H.UHriIh. Nfnois of ffrart 3. SD.
m h.i 900. ''w .Y d " v"'un. ait unpra...
Nht H.,U ".n NJ Do. ru.,f |ual .l.l
rsu'H.h fl fat Oh .h,cit n-ot a.a,sc.I
good" .'.i. ul .if. u-pr t- .ov tde rs.
''N0 -h n Boz .inil %. on
h .h..... I.t.. DE- 1a.. fa. .l.L
o.... c-s E.n vs. lo.. .Il ,.H
n n.n "h.f c,na H 'numratcI aia,,
" 0 h.f. .'.n soH. % .nnl d. .a. of disc. .,..
nu ''tt in h'rh i hroH us,I urb t....
POI .fnra ~ .Df" inl tt.f- fs.oIla 'n naa, .fta,
.- pave Hrr0 trsa ,d r'ef o.. n.r,d. ai. .r
" ci compound hud esimUt"f
"nEE % DROP OR 't. N,tRRD.
nlcoa.p siiiars s.e .uof a. o. rcn.c,i rs.io,., a..
fnd hff..l".s ffqufrrs thr rr.HI.. .f 600 on. ..
ni'sif' o. ha h'H, OF the individual te,oadu..t
t.rn . 3D.. SON d tro,iaay.. ,r ,t.. r.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-10-04

faEk LABoR--Ths natural capital which sonsti-
tutcs the real wealth Of this great country. and
creates that Intelligent power n chs nassss alone TO
- relied on - the bulwayk II Free lnstitutioas
lJeha g. frenont's Letter of Aoesp&aacs.
Whenever thars 10 . ubstantivs esod 70 h dons.
whenever there 10 foot Of land 70 h prevented
froa hsso0isg Slave territory, am wilIiag to a.
sert the prnsiple Of the exclusion VI SLAVERY
nsnisl Wehstss.
Irspsat that nsssr ON AID never viii vote. and
20 earthly Power will ever make Ne vess 70 speead
slavery over territory whore IL doss not exist
heartily concar In All movement. uhieh h.v.
fo thsir object ~ repair the mischief arising from
the violation o. good faith in the repeal Of - Ms
soufi compromise. am opposed 70 Slavery IN the
hsbitaal BY ssttlsdconviction. While feel inAsx Z
be in the belief that y ought not 70 b intssfsred
with whsrsit exists usdeS the shield OF stats sov
sraeaty, A. ~ inAexbiy opposed to It's extcn sion
q s1as ssnssnsns beyond is present limits-( oha
feel that there il nothing which tho ciyilised
world, u they take notice Of 80 humble an individ
nal - oyssif, will Yepsoach me with, when say.
- said the other day, had made up my mind.
fSr one that sadsv 40 ctrcsRsssmces woeld oonsent
- the further extension 1T the area Of glayory in
the Unitsl states, or Of the farther increass Of
slave representation in the House Of Representa-
:n,'vss:.!spseeh Of Daniel Webster on the Oregon
T1s voIcs or Hxxar cLAY.-In 1850. H.n,vf,.v
spoke the following words
isss y.s c.snos pat yosr inger on any part of
shs Consultation which conveys tbs rieht or the
- carry slsyss from Of the Btsass ii the
vatSs y any Territory VI the United States. Nor,
Sr.esA admit Tor : siasls nomsnt, tAss there l.
say ssparsts or dktinct right upon the part Of
Ssatss Or individual membsrs II the states, o. ANY
etloe " tho people Of the Unitsd ststes 10 carry
SSASeeiaio territories, under the idea that those
yrlso!.ss sse he'd In oonaaon between the several
Tas R!cnnonp RHouIass..oH rms C,nclsuA.r Par.
sosA-Wi'h.thc utmost possible presisioa aud Gun
passis q language. tAsss resolutions aaBrm .he
great vital principles, lst Of the Contribution
gsaf.ntsss o1 Slavery and secondly, Of the eouaI
~ Of the states in respect Of their sovereign dig
NIFTY and political rights. In equally clear ana CON
olasse terms the d,ctSine u Hquatter Soy.reigp,y
Y yspsdiAtsd hy the Democratic party.
II Am slcetedto tho high odhce Tor which YOU,
p.rtialIty has dominated me, will endsavor 10 "a
minister The government according to tho true spir
Of the Consultation. - IL wss UNDERWOOD 81 is,
efeeG men who framed and adopted il, and n ~
w.5 y - prcssrvs both ttbsrty aaA Buiua-
(John g. Fremont.
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OaeAoaan,s Platform.

On tho Slavery qsestion the platform adopted for
buchanan conprises these points:
ist. Congress has no right 10 exclude Slavery
from Any territory.
-. The psop.s Of . territory have no power 70
pseaiess Slavery 70 long ~ sbe territorial govern
meat lasts.
ID sqaattsr Sovereignty 10 humbug, and 10 no
ioaGer plank In the Democratic creed.
Ath. Estate equality means the right Of Slave
holders 10 take their Slaves into the public do
aaAin, sy vistss Of the slave laws Of the slave
states.
9th. That Slaveryis national and Freedom Sec
uonal.
9TH. IhAt the people Of territory can only ex-
ciads slavery from among them after thsy have
formed btsts Consultation and been admitted into
che Union.
tn. That Kaasas must Be- kept out Of the Union,
% the Pies OF want Ut population, until the Prcs
state men are murdered driven cot and the slave
holders firmly planted under the protsctioa ii Tia
0enerAl 0ovesnment.
sth That any man denying the foregoing doc
trins isa Traitor, and should b. dealt With secord
iasiy.
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NEW IMMINENT.

Ne " LINZ N EMF.
nR. SHURTLEfF Of Beardstown, Illinois. is now
II introducing his Imminent into the states Of Mis-
souri and Iowa, which is
sCrERioR TO ANY OFFERED raE PUBLIC roR UsE.
Now for the proof. Read the following GER
ti6cate.
DIX. SHrRrLESr This 10 10 certify that We have
used your Imminent, in the State OF Virginia, "
have also used the Mexican Mustang, with other lin
iment offered for use, and can safely say they arr
not equal 10 yours. Weehosrfully join with Others
In saying that your Lsnincnt il superior to any in
use. that we have tried. When Liniment is want
ed for application yours 10 the Lnlment.
ADRIAN HoLDER, Jxo. OlvEs, +. j. HOLDER.
Memphis, Scot land Co., No Sept, 1855.
For further proof, the cards and posters in the
possession Of Agents.
For sale At tho following points In Iowa:
Keokuk, s. HEtMSTREEr, druggist, ISL Main ct;
Farmngtou, Geeres bchrAnm; Benton = Port, Moor
4 Sears Donapart, A. J. Myers; Charleston, W.
.. 4 c. W. Barry; Lebanon p. o., b. N. Murphy !;
Keosauqua, Peck Amigh, Druggists; Upton, ncrv-
ing 4 Bell; Milton =. o., W. Cassidy; Troy, DR..
Evans; Croton, H. H. Kinnes New Boston, X.
Steele; Memphis, No, Cough 4 ChAiders; Athens,
Armstrong.
September ri. l6s6ddv2W
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LYNCH 4 WOOTrON.
REAI. ESTAT AGcN Mrs

n "A ~
Near oor I'd JOHNSON sta, opposite the ST. ChArle
DAkrICULAka attention paid to buyinr and seIl
ing real e-tate, negotiating ioans. and auy othe
business that may be entrusted TO their chsrse.-
Persons DESTROYS Of buying selling are invited /.
call ut the late Office of Kse Lynch vhere b,
reason Of their conspicuous position one Of th,
most business streets. the above enjoy superior ID
vantages Tor the purchase and sale of real estate
Attention is directed to the following property nov
for sale on their rsgister:
NTY PROPERTY
Rear ends Of lots 1, 2 and 3, in block liz, be-
'ween III th and 18th. Front on Tmea.
hsuse and lot on Exchange st., bel tween Sd and
Ath. Full lot. House rents for $500. Also stable
and cistern.
~ fl. front Min, withs depth Of l40 feet
part VI lot 4, in block 1873.
Lot 70 II front and 80 It. deep Oh Sd, bet ween
Exchange and Alley.
80 IL. BY l4o it,, near corner 9th and johnson.
Block No. ~, in keid's addition
Corner lot johnson and Sth streets-iotr block
House and lot on 9Th st, between johnson and
Exchange.
Lo, 2, block 10, and lot 1, block 20.
House and lot corner Exchange and Thirteenth
stretts.
Loi 100 feet BY 20, on lat, between johnson and
Exchange.
1T ~ W 100 feet on 30 at, between Exchange
and the Alley
Lot 20 by 50 feet, near the corner q Ath and Ex
change.
Lot on Blondsau, between 5th and 9th opposite
the new Hotel.
Lot 100 feet deep and 20 feet from. on 9Th street
between Main and Biondeau, and corner on Alley
next new Hotel.
Lot corner Of High and Sixth s,reets-lot 7,
block Gl.
COUNTRY PROPERTY.
" acres adj ming Boston, IA miles from Keok uk
on the Plank Road A fine improved farm.
Nl60 acres Of 6ne land in Illinois, "a miles from
Hamilton, and miles from the river. capable OF
division into several market farms.
s2s acres of splendid soil in Clark county Mo-, 5
miles from keokuk. Has produced Is bushels Of
wheat to the scre.
500 acres Of land In Dodge county Mo-
l1o acres Of hne land in Mon gomery Co., Iowa
mile from Frankford, the county seat, and the
whole finely wooded and wAtered.
highly improved farm in Illinois of 1856 acres
l2O fenced into fields, aud balance in spiendie
timber. This farm 10 miles frum Carthage, and
miles from Northern Cross Railroad, now in opera
ton, contains substantial house with rooms
ALSO = number Of out~houscs; has . fine we'll O
water 1t the door Of the milk house IL ono mil,
from saw mill, and within 3 miles of Of seyera
grist mills. Title good and warranted.
Five acres Of ground beinga fine building site
In Section o. Township65, range s, two miles from
Aain-st.
A farm miles from town, near the Plankroad
containing 100 acres, imp proved.
Fiveor ten acres Of land adjoining Bslding's res
idencc.
Lynch Wootton are agents for the sale Of larg
Quantities OF land IN variousparts OF Missouri
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DsAa Sta Allow 0s " tssdes yos ths use Of
eAs Athsassn a. some svsniag this week, for
Bsasss 70 the Hook sd LAaasr Company u sAi.
atty. II a1ords ~ The greatest pisasur, 70 eay
shsi As. Alfred Barnett, the distiaguisAsA poss,
Author Aud Actor, hAs, sith the grsAisst lhsslity
volaatssrsd his valuable services for ~ oseasios
ani Il viii a1ord hin Aad myAsH The higAsss at
Ccnpenya appreciation. ALLOW Ne then, in shs
name Of Mr. Bssastt, and % ny o~s part, 70 ssp.
scribe ourselves. Very respectfully,
Year obs't ssrv'ts,
AASAnD BUnHnsr
TsosAs DUs1.
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Mrs. AfAsjldo 4. Wian !.

Mys. MAHlda 4. Wian:
MADAM The undersigned, eonmittss appelntsl
ct arscsnt meeting II the Ksoksk Hook anl Lad
d. Company, No. !, very rsspsetfsliy bcg lsavs 70
~, tendsrsd % the Coapaay ~ Tkss. Du1 ssd u.
Burnett, they have hssn apiolaesA for ths psyposs
Of soliciting yoa, In behalf u The Csmpssy, 70
deliver ths Frsnan 3 Address upsa the oeeasion ~
serrsd 70, and voeid most sAsHestiy sotidt yDas
se0piissse With Ne ahsve ssq1aet.
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