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X REPS a stock of Family Groceries, a variety Of
IN Toys, and en assortment Of Musical Ins,ru-
ments, for sale Main Street, between Second and
Third. msr %, 1853 d
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Removed from Concert Hall.

| r.. H. HOUGHI0N, Attorney and Counsellor
II. at Law, Notary Public, Land and general col
Letting Agent. Office in the Real Estate Agency and
Wholesale Auction House ot Smith Van Sickleu,
on sd street between Main and johnson, heokuk,
Iowa. Lots Of Lots and Farm. for sale,
bic terms. oct. cd
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Davis d Price,

TAIN LKS,
IRAINERS and Paper hangers, Shop on Bic
" deau. between 4ih and 9Th streets, keokuk.
ian2ldaw6m
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AIwuya on Hand .
PIANO STOOL.

yyTooDW ARD y co. have this day reeeiyed.by ex-
w press a fine lot of Gentlemen's s Spring Cloth
ing al No. s3 Main street inchSdSw
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HENKH r. scHoLTg, EDWIN Ii {
SGHOITE 81 GRANT,

HENRY p. scHoLTE, EDWIN Ii. GRANT
SeHOLTE 81 GRANT,
nAyKhRs A,Lf LAND AaEYTs Aio and IN NoThRfE ipn II
/ ID PUBLIC. Agents for fhe Cnitod States Life In
surance Company Iowa State Fire Insurance Com
/ pany, Cooper's 4 Clark Steam Engine Manufacto-
/ ry, and for all important agricultural machines
( Editors and propretors of the WEEKLY PELLA
GAZETTE Independent in Politics and geli gon-S 81
per annum Plain and Fancy JOB PRINTERS.
octl9 dwly
Keokuk Book -Bindery,
AND BLANK BOOK MANDATORY
ID LANk Books made and ruled 70 any required
ID pattern. Court Records, Justices Dockets. As
SCISSORS Books, Poll Books, dc, dc, furnished at
short notice.
Old Books, Magazines. Music, dc, bound re-
bound in any style desired.
G4- Ny Bndory viii be found Second Street
next door 70 the thenaum, sign Of the ''Bg Book.
Jan. 70, l854.--d4w. ISAAC N. PIERCE.
ROBERT HAINEs.
4 RChIIECT, Graham Building, End St., heo-
~ kuk, Iowa
plans and specification for buildings accurately
and scientifically prepared. d&wIy
l.. pGmsG. ). n cLAYPooLE.
A. a.. DEuYSG a CO..
(Suere.sor- to Granville b. Smith Coz
II ANkERs and dealers in Exchange, keokuk, 10.
DSgh, checks all the principal cities constant
ly for sale In ~ suit.
Collections on this city RENTED for promptly at
current rates Of Excbangs.
We will bus and sell all kind Of Gold. Specie,
and uncurrcnt Bank Notes, ai best rates.
Interest allowed On special deposits
ERFEgEScEs
Cash. Am. Exchange Bank, New York.
Nessrs. l.. W Clark, Dodge Co. -
Lucas Smonds, ~. Louis.
l.. W Clark Bros. .
y. Corwith Il Co., 6alena.
May q, 1885.
EXCHANGE AND BANKING HOUSE
nF GEO. <. ANDERSON, on Third. between Main
Oand johnson streets, keokuk, Iowa Collections
this city remtted promptly, ut current rate Of
Exchange.
&4a- Interest on deposits when specially agreed
Refer 70 +. w Clark Bros, p.u1
Bogy, MiItcnbergcr Co, Dan = oa;.
John j. Anderson 4 Co,
H. W Clark, Dodge a To-, New York City.
GsG- 0fbce hours from A. VI. to H. NJ.
July i4. l855.-dtf
Banking House of Chas. Parsons.
Cor Of Main and I'd Sts., kEokUK, IOWA.
StI0HT Exchange on the East and South bought
t)and sold. European Exchange for remittance to
any part of Europe for sale. Interest allowed on
deposits ~ per agreement.
Refer to Lucas Simonds, ST. Louis Mo.
l.. A. Benost Co, DO
Atlantic Bank, Boston.
Duncan Sherman Il Co., New York.
Drcxel Co, Philadelphia, Pa.
Union Bank Baltimore, Md.
Commercial Bank, Cincinnati, o.
prsce, Converse 4 Co., New Orleans, La.
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10000 HISnELs WHEAT,

4 ND an unlimited quantity of oats, Corn, and all
IA kinds of produce wanted immediately.
The hi CHEST market prices viii be paid for " hea
and grain of NIL kinds delivered at the commission
warehouse Of the unders gned, the Leyee between
Main and Johnson streets, keokuk
nct22 dhwtf w. A. PATTERSON & co.
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LIME! LIMEll
WE, the undersigned, would inform our friends
w and the public In general, that have just
burned kiln OF first rate lime, and will constantly
keep on hand full supply Of said article during the
season. Orders respectfully solicited.
kilns the hrst below tbs corporation limits.
mch24dd6m B. ZWART Il co.
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Daniel CopSon,

MANUFACTURER of Sash, Doors and Blinds
vi keokuk, Iowa.
All common sizes on hand. and particular size
supplied 10 order liberal discount 10 countr,
merchants. feb2VdIy
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

SPECIAL NOTICE.
T0HN TIBBE would respectfully recommend him
- self to the inhabitants Of keokuk and it's yicni-
ty, as an Artist ia the painting of Landscapes and
Portraits, either wood or canvass, or any other
substance for the decoration OF parlors rooms or
steamboat cabins, and is also prepared TO do paper
hanging in the best style and to give lessons in tho
above named art. Paintings can be examined at Og-
deu's bookstore Main street, 3D. and also nt
T. MeArthur's Picture Gallery on johnson street,
near the Post Office, and orders may be left nj c.
0bartop's on Main street. near Sd. mcdl3dsm
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ATTORNEY Al LAW, keokuk Iowa.
4 nFfICE ID the Rail Road otce On Main Street,
~ over J. f. Bruce store.
Angust Z. 1858.
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+. b. soAEsygLLE. JOHNSON RepB. q. n. BRADFORD.
/. q. Produce Il Comm sxiOn House :.

SOMMERNILLE, BRADFORD CO., General
- Produce Commission and Forwarding Merchants,
New Orleans Particular attention paid to the pur-
chase and sale Of Western Prodnce. Also, to the
Receiving and Forwarding business generally. Or
ders respectfully solicited, No. III Tchoupitoulas
street.
july H. Is53-dlv
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TOYk! TOYS.
HATS HATNii HATNt-

A GREAT variety Of Toys, Musical Instruments
"A Dolls, sc, for children, for sale by
febl9d CREIGHTON L oHMER.
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GODFREY q SNOW.

CTokAGE, Forwarding aud Commission Mer-
- chants, ana t'eneral Freight Agents, Front ST.
between Vermont and Broadway, Quincy, Illinois
Er~ Property directed toour care VIII BE- forward
ed with dispatch, and orders and gnnents will
receive immediate and careful attention
Refer u tiagg -ayage, Moore, lioliowbush 4
40, fleming 4 Co. Quincy Page Bacon, 5, Lou
IT,. Jau2Jd3n
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q, W. A II. rucKEu

IMPORTERS and Wholesale dealers in Hardware
L and Cutlery, of Main and Second Streets,
sign of the RED PADDOCK.
July y, Is54-dly.
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L>XPREsSLY for the City trade Just received by
IL express, fine and full assortment of the new
spring style silk hats, at No. IA Min street
aprl9-d sFI 4 co.
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z. ] J
SNOW & GREEN

COMMISSION Merchants, Wholesale Grocers, and
~ Dealers in Produce, Main Street, between Fourth
and Fifth, heokuk. Iowa.
September /, lSJj.-dly
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FCLECTIC PHYSICIAN AND 50 KIkUN,
HAVING permanently located IN this city, woult
l. i respectfully solicit share Of public patron
age. Office on Fourth street between Main and Blon
dean dec27dly
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MARSHALL. Il MOSS.
NJ = - ~ III" IL "
MfssTG0 0mR a. NICKEL.

A TT0RNEfr at Law. oaicc ia Post building
Z n ktokuk. Iowa. noygdwl v,
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Chisaren,s Fancy Hats

Cnla0F6O'1 FANCY HHtt.
A SPLENDID assortment of white felt, beaver
n and straw hats, Of new spring and sammer
styles. Call and look at them at SHELDoN'S
apr1A-d 70 Main street
TWELVE HUNDRED AND FIFTY Gunay bsgs
4 for sale by
apr22-d McGAvIc, cHITTRNDRN 1 co.
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Police Intelligence.

CRAE6E HIGHWAY RoBBEKy-At late hour on Satur
DAY night officer Storey, Of the Fifth ward police,
eeeded IN arrestIg man named John Thompson, who
charged with having, in concert with other parties
robbed James Hannety Of gold chain. The accused
= alleged, decoyed Mr. Hsnnety int, an aleyway and
slcug with two other assaulted him, and endeavored
10 take from his person his geld watch and chain IN,
chain alone taken Mr.. g. having succeeded in hold
IND well TO his watch The officer hearing the nos
came up and, after hard chase, arrested Thompson
The prisoner was committed for examination.
AiIKsD ASSAULT Win Sting SBoT.-WllIam Malt
Ind proprietor Of the boarding house No liz Roosevelt
street. arrested by Capt Let's, Of the Seventh ward
poce on charge having assaulted James Doran OF No.
" Henry street, with sung shot. The accused was
held 70 bail IN the sum Of $500 10 answer.
RcEnEp STABBED WHILE SIEEriso.-Henry Gillespie,
while sseep cart n Oliver street Saturday night,
I'D h,s pockets picked II their contents by thieves.
On awakening be grasped hold Of Of the rascals,
Who stabbed him in the with knife and thus
sGected his escape. The 20 zee were informed Of the
AFFAIR a nie late 10 be Of any service. Gillespie
ssuveyed 10 the New York Hospital.
CHARGE OF GRAND L4rcsSY.-jane Moloney arrest
Cd by ofcer storey Of the Finn ward police, charge
Sealing slco worth of clothing from John Duffy. Jane
committed for trial by Justice Connolly.
PKizE FIGHT pEKysSrrD.-At an early hour yester-
day morning. the police Of the Nineteenth ward IN
1srned CT the gathering Of party Of rowdcs at the cor
avcwcd purpose Of having prize hight small SCALE
yo~se of officers despatched 70 the ground, when
he rascais all took "a Eight and were thus obliged 10
postpone the Amusement they bad in view.
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THE JuIY TERM OF TIE Court OF GENERAL SESSIONS
commences 70 day--Recorder Smith presiding The ca
ndar Of this exhausted last month the be-
gaining Of the third week Of the term and the present
calendar is not large the last may confidently
expect view Of the Recorders weknown tact at dis
patching business that the present term will not last over
Two weeks at the farthes This viii be good news TO
jurors and il is TO be hoped that they will be on hand at
ss opening Of the Court IL O'Clock this morning.
delay Of two days is generally caused at the
menCement Of each from their want Of punctuaty.
he bail have bean adjourned till September. The
following list Of the TO be disposed OF at the
present term Rape, perjnry burglary, IL fe-
hnious assault. and battery, robbery, stabbiDg, ;
hrgery o ;eonspirffy, false pretences, bgamy,
grand larceny ~ abandonment detained as witnesses,
lTctaI, 10.
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On Sunday, July g. al the residence Of his farher and
mother No 81 Oak street, JoiS hAciS aged - years
The friends Of the family and his acquaintance
suestcd 70 attend the funeral, this day, (sonday) at
three o'clock.
On saturday July Q, nom injuries received by being
stamped upon by horse Ronsr J.. DYKES, aged 70 years
and IL days.
His funeral viii take place This (aonday) afternoon at
two o'clock from the Presbyterian church In Thirteenth
street. between sixth and Seventh The friends
q the family, the members Of Daniel Boone Chapter
10. 81. o. u. plymouth Rock No 81, o. u. A., Chan
,ery q T. A. and the ATLANTA Z. G., are respectfully in
,ited to attend.
On saturday evening, July g. CAROLINE MONTGOMERY,
second daughter q Anthony W. and Margaret j. wnans
n the 10 year 81 her age.
The friends q the family invited attend the fane.
raj, this (hondayD afternoon, NJ i've O'Clock from the
residence e her parents No. 90 West Thirty sixth street
en friday evening July a. H1iAKD A. LAWRENCE, Of
this city ~ the 18Th year Of his age
His relations and friends respectfully invited % at
tend his funeral at - Marks church Of Tenth
street and Second avenue this tnonday) afternoon at
four O'Clock, without further invitation.
On Saturday July s, JAnnEI,s. wife Of James Norris,
OF typhus fever. IN her 3zd year.
The friends and relatives Of the family invited 70
attend her funeral from her late residence 81 Oliver
stress, two O'Clock this day, TO Calvary Ceme;ery.
On Sunday, July 9, after short illness Mr.. JONI
IAremiS, ~ tie tsth year 81 bis age.
Ills friends and hose q his son John Iaughin Jr.,
and his in law, Philip Farley respectfully invited
o'ciock rom hs late residence. 30 10 Prince street
Ills remains viii be taken TO Calvary Cemetery for inter-
mtnt.
The relatives and friends OF the family also the mem.
bcrs Of Umpire Lodge No "a, l. o. Of o H. are respect.
fully invited TO attend bis funeral this morning at
oclock from ate residence, No. 130 SUFFOLK street
His rema.ss 10 be taken 10 Peckskill
Peekskill papers please copy.
On SATURDAY July 0, nter short Illness, GEORGE LIND
iIY, Gardener.
The friends and relatives Invited 70 attend his fane
raj from his late residence IN Read avenue 10 Evergreen
wood Cemetery, NJ four O'Clock, this afternoon.
or paraly sis AT her residence, No. "a Willow street.
Brooky Mrs. MARIA rowrR IN The soh year ot her
Her r mb were Inferred yesterday Sunday IN Cy
press Hills Cemetery.
Drowned At sea, on Monday. June 2, ABRAHAM sS,Arz
son 81 Bartholomew skaatz, deceAsed, native Of this
city. aged "A var
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PHILADELPHIA, July Cd

A Heart Rending Seem,
Never did behold sight melancholy a. have this
Aferpoon witnessing the funeral Of Eve bodies from
house, namely, the two Nisses Rhinodolar and
her companion young lAdy twelve years old who
pst Tier lives on The Reed street wharf On the an
pouno emeni Ct ms cad Mrs. RhncGoar who
mr. advanced in pregnancy caused premature birth Of
twirs (a boy and girl) who died yesterday, AMI the
whole i've buried al * O'Clock this afternoon, at
tended by less than eco persons, who esnced pro-
o.ns gref at this s.mos Gnheard Of calamity single
hniy.
bad FIRE took place Last nght IN Beach street by which
two siores and two dwellings. valued at $50 600
burned and this writing ~e raging in South street.
pear Second street.
found the river Chester early this morn.
ing shocsingy manged and skull broken. No doubt by
bu play.
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nAuTroN.-TnE FOLLOWING COUPONS AND RAIL

sSls0gs SsS s
Tned t States IN phadspR No.. i 81 DAA d INC
Of h 10 per New ssn os cy Bends
81 % 80 go each Nos as H. $50 Of $ each
e 50 each Of The Ssa New York N
LES liza I'LL LEA 1905 L'os, IlO, i7Os, iss L7F
yyania Railroad Bonds due LIST July 1856 payable IN New
5000 ssS each coupons q he per cen. RIOS. County
S Per cent ye cn State Bonds S dne
a. sois j; q each No. s,s. sis $ No. -, -
~ ~ eSspGn q ~ pes s York and Erie
sS 70 S1s9 q ss cent United States
and Indiana Railroad bonds Ia, July lss payable
ne Bank Of Commerce. IN New York Nos 7s 40 81. Sl2
Duncan, Sherman 4 Co, in New York, Nos 90, s72
s and frs s cent % %sy
ss 4 the Ohio lie Insurance and Trust Company
sIsi ss coupon d he Per sca, Georgia state Bond.
S.s S: Ivy Sa payable " the Bank Of the Republic in
c each coupons q nc per cent s,. - lou.
II Ssss sS@s, s s aa M sS ~ a ''n D'HA
& e a zach sSp p.ys e X eS s@ stS 5
sSs sGgsS sas es. due " april I
he oce Of Duncan sherman Co, In New York, Nos 81,
aSrs Ss sssa sS sem u yos %
9so fs snS r. NY "a @ 81 epci AZ. s ~ JnS
York
$40 COUPONS q the FER p Louis CITY Bonds payable
the rLtnx Bank IN New York. ~ SO, due LIST March,
SC Of $50 duo ieh June 1855 No =; o. sso each due
sh June mo Nos 2 2s 2of go each due ist July ls5
Nos. les ia.
sIt-s az SIS each coupons Of the per cent New York
an6 Lrc convertible bonds due Isl July, 1865 Nos 1873 s
ssts Of SIS each coupons II per Bclscntaine
and Indiana Railroad Bonds due lsi July 1856 payable at
the herk Of Commerce IN New York, Nos 10 SO 70 $50 ST
10 !ke.
so-2 Of $40 each coupons The per Louis city
due Ith june 56 ate al he feuh Bank in New York.
stc 5of $50 each coupons a ne per bonds Penn
y yana state due ~ July 1866 payable 10 Philadelphia
Nes. 2S.l, H. ITO. 2ssS ans. 2sGg
Scourons The 10 per Sacramento city Honds due
Isl July lst6 payable Ia New York. q So No $50; Of
s-i 81 sac coupon of the per cent United Bonds
due Isl July, 1850. No. 4 49,
slsoe II $50 CHI coupons q the per cont Tennessee
STATE bones dns j., july sSe payable m New York. Ncs
sca Of ss each coupons ~ the per cent Panama Ran
road Pcrds, due Let July, 1896 Nos. l5lb vi, 1877
sG-3 Of SIS each, coupons 81 the per cent 81 Louis
County Bonds due let July, l5 payable a. the fhenix Bank
la Ntw York. Nos. 2hsG 10 ls.t
s!O5 ~ $50 each, coupons ~ the per cent New Or
leans city Bonds due LIT July 1856 payable IA New York
Nos 2G4 TO 2o7, 2elg 2s6 70 AGA 2es2 q 26G 2sas
sccs 2s 1856 3s 25a Aces 2sy 2sas.
All stamped Forwarded 70 Philip speyer A Co, New
York"
railroad Bonds y Palmer, Jr o. bearer Win
Jsnusry , ISL Noe Al. 81 W. = -
Having besn lost or stolen aud the paymen, thereof
DE same. PHILIP sPsyER CO., u Broadway.
INV YORK June n, 1s6s
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this may be the Of saving others from the
dreadful suferings which endured and in justice Dr.
Hene induces me TO make this statement public have
great sufferer for several years The following emf
nent gentlemen had all tried to of dreafuLnlcer
throat aud most violent pains and swengs in
bones and onts-Drs Buoh Cochran j. r. Wood Chalmers
and Grihs They all failed when DR.. Hene, 33 roome
street. cured me In short time Come and see, at las Canal
street. (WalkerJ SOLOMON GIBSON.
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&C. without fail by Dr. HEINE. 3S3 Broomc
consider IL duty towards Dr. Hene and the public 70
Of diseases where be cured.
tried Professor Parker James X. Wood DR. Kmbark
purpose IL la the newspapers where Dr. Henes
and through the channel happy TO that
Dr. Heine has perfectly cured Of the most dreadful and
meries My whole person covered with ulcers
half and lips off, shall be pleased 10 i'm
part sufferers all particulars by calling my residence
6s2 Fourth street. Mrs. MARGRET DEAN.
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On Saturday, June %, by Rev HemAn Bangs, Capt. g.
HoPKiSs to Miss CoRSKIA DERfos, both Of this city.
AT Peru Clinton county, N. " on Thursday, July 3,
by the Rev. Il. c. Putnam, GEORGE H. KELLOGG Esq, Of
this CITY, 10 Miss HuurT AMELIA sASHLtS, Of the former
place.
Al sacketts Harbor, Jefferson Co. ". ". Thursday
July 3 by Rev Mr.. Perre JoSAs IvoKy Esq. &c Calfor
MA 10 MANY C., daughter Of the late John " B1r Esq
of Sacketis Harbor.
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The patrons Of this invaluable remedy increase daily In
cramps and choc II is the reliable In weakness and
debility exhlarates forhes and makes the des
pendent cheerful With dyspepsia and its kindred ailments it
always riumphs In pains from atuence cholera morb
other distress the bowels perfect antdote To the
invalid, under all circumstances its friendly influences
always appreciated The ainng and PROSTATE by heat
fatigue ives and supports To the traveller precious
conhdng and failing To the sedentary and angud 1t
gives comfort and good cheer To the luxurious and high liver
assists nature restorative. Happily for all its cost is
barrier while its daily nsres reasonable share of good
health. Price 70 cents bottle Sold by Barnes Park W4
Broadway; " Clckener 81 Barclay street, j. Coddngon
us Broadway, and Mrs. Hayes Brooklyn.
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7Roors ARRIVED CANADA.-Within the past month
about thousand six hundred British troops have
Eved In Canada from Europe, as follows
June g. transport steamer Himalaya arrived at Halifax
With the cd and esd regiments.
June steam transport ship Resolute arrived at Quebec
with the 9th and part Of the 18th regiment
June 25 steamship Simeon arrived at Quebec with the
Sesh regiment
June 81 ship Hope arrived at Halifax with detachment
u troops tor the 10th regiment
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Column r,ian Hall.

The ladies New York vicinity respectfully inform
the stock VI dry goods, the above establish
has been reduced rs per cent in price Irene ndous
bargains are nsred buyers OF dry goods VIII find much
" her advantage examine this stock before buying
ghsre COLUMBIAN HALL
I'll Grand traat
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ng 4c are Inmedaiely cured BY Or TOBIAS eeebrated
Venetian nmen This remedy recommended by the
eminent physicians ia the United States and warranted
harmless Sold by all the druggists and patent medicine
dealers the United States Price Is and 80 Depot 50
Cortlandt street.
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sr CIRCULATION that the New York, Newfoundland and
IenAou Telegrsgn Company at whose instance TINS work
hsS6een resumed have succeeded at this time IN enlist
ing ohe cocperaion Of the government as an auxiliary
n haEuuting this magnificent enterprise OF CONSTRUCT
ING an ocean telegraph Explorations, already made,
have so far demonstrated the feasibility Of this work,
Shss The wealth. ability and energy necessary TO
>cocunpsh il already enlisted in its behalf Com
ms{{ed, as il now is, to vigorous and experienced
nsnds, il must and win be done. Its results,
- the present and generations vast to be
estimated and too inn ortnt to be overooked and the
world looking on, with much solictude, for the
aevelopement Of those facts which soon to illustrate
more fully Lieutenant Maury's theory Iof the Telegraph
plateaun down in the "deep, deep sea-" between the.
newfoundland and Irish coasts and TO demonstrate more
certainly the pactcabiy Of laying down safely thereon
Ne electric cable the broad Atlantic The arma-
I've Of this proposition fact the realization Of which
\ sraught with benefits Of nestimabe value to human
progress for all coming time.
Next TO the railroad steamboat and printing press the
seetric telegraph destined TO contribute its aid in work
hG cut higher civilization and better humanity the
sreat problem Of mans progression Those agencies
which bind State TO State, nation TO nation, traversng
seas and continents, and bringing together 1t were,
within speaking distance the ends OF the earth must OF
necessity exert influence upon the human Of the
greatest good
with this rapid interchange Of thought between the Old
and New Worlds, reduced as will be, from dozen
vs 70 as many minutes the resulting advantages there
from to all the interests of civilized life existing be-
tween the hemispheres cannot be computed nor can
~ effects Of this lightning rapdity Of communication by
santy grouping together all the countries Of the globe,
and m twinkling making known each others wants
cd wishes be realized estimated. Who can say that
these agencies will not by humanizng the passions and
harmonzng the interests of mankind do away with
end Hghtngs among men, and bring instead peace and
rood win upon earth, and thus become the "peace-
nakers'' Of the world9 Then may we not confidently
predict tina. the FIRST rob OF intelligence along the cleo
ttc cable the bed Of the Atantc-thereby bring
ing New York within speaking distance Of London and
Par-wil be the harbnger Of greater good to mankind
Ihan any all since the Christian era except the
hvenon Of printing the discovery Of power9
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vgor stomach the regularity OF the excretons and
the purity Of the blood depend the duration Of life and ply
enjoyment These three essentials OF longevity and
health regained and perpeiuated by the Of Hobo
pills.
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druggists and artizansBest imported white and Cog
MAC OIL in original packages; GIN whskey
apple, peach cherry and raspberry brandy oils lemon
bergsnot sassaras wnergreen pmeno melissa juniper
caraway Ambroype Photographic and daguerreoype
materials and metals, gumarabic, carmne ultramarne
china clay varnshes and pateut medicines Persian insect
powder fly paper &c, for sale by DR.. L. FEUCHTWANGER
4 nd
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ority Dr. Henes treatment of scrofasnce my infancy
have suffered from scrofua To describe mseries i'm
possble my JOINTS face from which large and
bones discharged the principal OF the dis
For the sake Of humanity shall be pleased 10 have
all from similar complaints caa and when
shall with pleasure mpart all particulars. Mrs. RgBEocA
CHAsMER, 3l7 Third street.
DIR. HEINES ONCE, 1888 Broome street.