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TIVE s. so hssns and h. 1s. p2 sea9
ing constantly on hand well &c
lected assortment of all kinds Of Furniture. embra-
eng Marble Top Dressing, aad plain Bureaus fine
aud plain sofas fine and plain Center and Gard
Tables Cane seat and indsor Chairs. Rocking
Chairs of every description from plain wooden
seat to the finest hair cloth stuffed seat plain and
fancy turned Cottage Bedsteads Of the latest styles
Lounges, 6c.
Looking Giasses ~ an sizes Clocks, Garpetings
floor and door mating, floor and table oil cloths
mattrasses feather busters carriage trimmings
window shades and trimming and every other arti-
cle usually kept ID my line If business
Part OF my stock wa made under nv own super
vision and the rest beegi from manufactures II
Il. gn standing, 70 chat ] warrant every article
for durability and finish Of workmanship.
Ny object is To establish permanent business
here, aud not the Peter Funk principle and D.
niue ment 10 persons 10 purchase ef me, aul
resolved % sell IT the lowest -. Louis prices.
Cali and examine my stock before purchasing
elsewhere. l will always take pleasure in showing
furniture "a Ladies and Gentlemen who call on me-
whether they feel inclined 70 buy not,
MAY 81. ls5I.--d&wtf e. ". SANDERS.
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Removed from Concert Hail.

T.. Ii. HOUGHT0N, Attorney and Counsellor
IL. at Law, Notary Public, Land and general col
Letting Agent. Office in the Real Estate Agency and
wholesale Auction House of Smith Van Sicken,
Sd street between Main and johnson, keokuk,
Iowa. Lots Of Lots and Farms for sale,
BILE terms. oct. Sd
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NNnETEEENG.

w LILLIAN GRAHAM, on Third, between ohm
w aud Exchange Streets, at the Brick Shop,
would inform the pubic that he Is prepared 70 do
ali kinds Of BLAcksafruiSG in Il neat, durable, and
cheap manner.
HORSE SNORING.
Bring your lame horses and have them shod
right From his long and constant practice in this
branch Of the business he latterz himself that he
cannot be cxcelled by any one IN he country. lie
particularly salelts patronage IA this ine.
liz also offers his gersiees farrleT IN All its
branches.
May 20. 1855. d6wiy
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TIE UKEAT AMENIIAN HAIR IUNTI.
w HAT IS more desirable by the Young than the
w luxurant locks Of youth aud beauty? what
il more dreaded by the m,ddleaged than gray hairs
hn hat Is old bat would avert badue~s which
car All be accomplished iy using Alexander i Pc
lainicu- 50 universally aekHosg edged Is be the ve
superior article for identifying the lijr arH which
il equally ciicaci0us in preserving II natural health
For sale al 81 Main Street. by
1une o6-tltf j. u. MINCHELL Co
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Gillmore's Turkish Linimeut.

TsHlS i the b.si Liniment which has ycs been Of
fered 10 the public II i cxcelient remedy
for AtufaIgia, Er a pvias, Rhs una ian. wounds,
cuts ulcers, burns seasds. bfus praIns ait rheun,
chest, back stomach bowels. Also for founder,
glauaHrs bs head, sweeney pint, prains, poll evil,
stiH compliant yellow water, distcmper. ring bone.
hstula celc, bolts aud harness gals The words
unIlnrres Turkish Imminent blown in tue glass
also a fac smile Of my written signature accompa-
Mn. IL l.lltf
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= =
and
HOUSE FL FINISHING DRY GOODS GENERALLY.
nAMASK Lace, and Muslin Draperies, at
IL Ocf25d GHAMBERLAIN S.
IIiI Cornices and Bands Curtain Loops, Cpruls
VI and Tassos for pictures, and Window Shades, at
octo5d CHAMBEKLAIN'~.
DROcIIA, Cashmere, silk, Wool, Thibet Stella and
ID Mcrno Shawls AT CllAMBERN AIMS.
ect25d
DONNET, Cap, and Trimming Ribbons, Dress Cloak
Id and Mantiia Trimmings, at
on2d eIIAMBERLAIN'S
LSRENCH, SWISS. aud Scotch Needle Work, first
y rate stock CHAMBERLAIN'S.
oct25d
ItLOTH TAlmasat CHAMBEkLAIN'S.
oct25d
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A. j. HALSroN
*. J. III NJ II
Ess VILE. i d.

~ ALEEs III Grocertts and Produce ana rWard-
y ilt and commission Merchants, IS Main street.
hctwSe 9 ard ID, kcokuk, Iowa.
Neuld eal} the attention IF the citizens Of lai' city
and Country Merchants 10 their large and we'll Sc
cct,d et.yk If Groccris They have one Of Tie lar
e tack esef cferei n this place OF al such mr.
tlees ~ are Usually kept ia Grocery establishments
ana ul8I 4lan Qe ulua. reasonable term Iitt
lyl eoald II from their long experience and de-
t,fnaas.au 81 give strict per ual attention q husl-
Hess. ttat ,ie5 vfl merit liberal snare u custom.
uo12sdR
4 pp.1s.-,'0 p $. apples If exeeilsnt quality,
i atd q seat ul.nbts Of choice favor. for sale BY
uoE4sd HAMll.L Il 90.
VNIoEB, Flour ~ as tamers can rely upon getting
l. Q44ay, B-atvnpor and Birmingham Flour
recu,ar. s, ID S., Main street,
ro.a.1 HANTfl. 90.
4 HOLDEN sYltt p-Tn kegs ana h4if bills. 5el.
" chers sugar House syrup. IN X IS AMI hall
bbis I;aisins IN boxes, hat boAes and quarters.
unv2SJ HAMILL q 60.
On DOZEN Fresh Baltimore Coye0 oysters, r,eei' 90
ot direct from baltimore, at IS, Main street
nn&2Sd ItAMILL i 60.
rrHIRT1 H.x choice " r. Cheese, Iust received
| ana fvr SAFE Isl HAMILL X co.
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tar uxRON.

FI1 HI subscribers have completed then arrange
1 mont, iii finishing aud furnishing their new sa-
leonend chambers for til, consequence Of those whe
may Sish such sceommodati lion We nave spared no
mene3 or labor To make our Saloon and roons fquai
u anything III the country, and arrange mehts al
ready made for receiving oyster- from ms ea-t Wild
game from the country and our fine markets sAali
make saoon superior 10 any thing nsaf ~ squat
70 anything cast. All we ask Is but "A call and u
trini and VIII pledge ourselves 10 give snt'siae-
tlon.
Parties can be accommodated with private rooms
when Desired and any thing ersed np foT them they
may wish.
keaollec She place on east side Of 2nd, between
MAN and johnson stFcets
nos tbftfY MALhLis4 & JUiINEON+
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GiiimOrc's Vegetable Cathartkc ons
Liver Pills.

These celebrated Pills excellent remedy for
Fever and Ague. BtiousC COMPLAINTS, Colo, Dysente-
~ Constipation Of the Bowels, Ind ges ion. Jaun-
dice, Drvpsy, Debility, Liver Complaints. Blotrhes
on the skin Feyers, &c. Ihe best family pill known
and can BE- used with safety, whenever cathartic is
needed.
\ i. To insure a genuine article and one on
which You rely With perfect safety, be particular
to inquire for Gilmore's Vegetable, Cathartic and
Liver Pills there is counterfeit article in circu-
lnllnn.
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tremendous stock.

Nj ! Boys say my second story . plea 20 lull II
v II good that there is danger II a breakdown All
persons wanting goods n their own PRICES Will do
well ta c7ll 1T our store ard save us the trouble #
throwing them nto the street. pry Goods, yes. eY-
rrg hus Groceries, Ne, the best tea, ir-ahi Boots
ma Shoes, Yes, every thing.
da7 d&W SS6D.C. BILLINGS.
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heather! Leather!
Away Grading.

T HAVE bought out the Dry Goods store of James
l. T. Bruce, ard will hereafter continue the business
in Inc same place.
The store is in charge Of Mn, y. II. ANNAnLE.
whose long experience, and polite and attentive man
ners Wci known in this community AS | can
and viii off n GREAr BAngAlSs / expect large
tom.
Remember the place: One door east of II j. w God
ward a Co.. Main street b. 4. WILLIAMS.
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SO be es a. muslin, prime,
50 pes satin ats ase d. Is 70 75e. per yard
30 do Ky. jeans do 90 TO 4uc., do do
1900 do prints, new styles
20 DO Colungo;
20 do I.youese Cloths, and Alpnccas;
DoLaine3, Black silks Goats Spool Thread, war
ranted Stewards best Linen Thread, and general
assert ent Of Yankee notions just received by
gen22d4w b. A. WILLIAMS.
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Citinore-s Cholera and Diarrheu

This II the best remedy known for bowel comp
lainis, such Cholera, Darrhea, Dysonterr, Pains
in the Bowels 6c. 70. Those who have used II are
trtf ,rt.
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Union at the Ninble Slxpence

OUIUU aL VIC NIIuU1G 1APC11SC'
~ S. Il d c. BILLINGS have united their
-. stocks If Dry Goods and Groceries, and may be
found AZ the old stand of 5. ). Billing, No. 81 Main
Street, hcokuk.
One Of the firm viii spend bis time in the East,
for the purpose Of watching the chanee for buying
goods cheap 80 TINT they can sell them lower than
ever We have now on hand over fifty thousand
dollars worth of goods which win sell at greatly
reduced prices Please give us call.
$. S. b. {. BILLINGS.
Suv IL 1879 div
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Lets 65 aud lg3 in Nashville, and the s T. Of n
" Of 26-65-3 OK aeres) in dispute.
For the whole Of which | will take flceatg- ftro
thousand dollars, onethird in hand, aud the balance
in one two, three, and four annual pa yments with
interest at 10 per cent from date to he paid annu-
ally and secured by deed Of until all ii paid
Any person wishing for particular information as
% location or quality Of the lands, may apply TO Ii
7 Reid Esq, or his Honor The Mayor of the city Of
heokuk. NM. GfLlISS.
Lnlv %. 1888. d
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GiIImorc.s Hair Raisa n,

BEAUTIFUL preparation Tor the Hair, aud properly
used, will restore it to its original softness and
beauty. Those who have used it say it is the best
preparation they have seen.
Sold, wholesale and retail, BY II II AYERS, Drug
gist, corner II Main and Third streets, keokuk Iowa.
Also by Druggists and Merchants throughout the
State.
October 3 55-d6wy
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y. ". JOHNSTON,

/ TNDERTAkER, Corner a johnson nndr-
u Third street.
Carries "a tn, business " Undertaking in all its
branohs. H. has recently made extensive additions
hi- stock and perfected his arrang mcnts in every
department.
PATENT METALLIC BURIAL CASES.
imperypu- to air and iIfdeelructihie. highly orna
mtucd and invaluable for the Preservation Of the
deaf, we'll cotns II every style and finish fur
nished - grier.
IInafse- and carriage furnished and tile cutirc
rangements of the funeral attended 10 when required
heoAuk, April Il. 1885 dy
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HATS! HATs!! HATS!!.


4 G. SHELDON I now receiving another large
a. stock Of Hats, Caps and Furs, Gloves, Mits.
and Gents Furnishing Goods, of the latest winter
styles for 1888, all Of which will be sold at small
advance from Eastern prices. Now is the time for
you OF those fine soft French feits hats
much worn III the east and west. Call and buy
yourself NICE fashionable lat
Don't forget the place. A. c. SHELDON
nOyl9 Main st.. corner Third.
ltELDoN has Just received another splendid stock
~ of Ladies Furs. Ladies call and look at them.
SHELDON has large stock Of collars, erayats,
- handkcrchiefs tics, fine shirts, under shirts,
drawers, gloves, dc. novla
MILITARY Companies he supplied with mill
vi ltary has, cape, anything they may want in
the way 81 military good, If they will leave their
ord 4rs az the New orA Hat store
Il. 9. SHELDON,
n8vl9 Main street, corner If Third.
4 I SHELDoN's you wiz lind FugGloyes. Fur
\ Gauntlotts, Buck Gloves, Mtta, Driving gloves,
Fancy Robes, &C. noyl9
1HEf.n0N has got the best stock Ct silk Scotch
- bingham Umbrellas. Canes Carpet Bags, Leath-
er hat boxes, 6c there is IN the west. Call and ca-
anime his stock. movie
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For Rent,

dee7dAw s s. Billings.
LNOK SALE-For goods cash, VIII sell y build
l ing lots on Main Street tie Levee, Il feet
fr.nt by $40 feet deep Also 40e0 acres of good
farming land in Ice County Iowa, within II Or 20
miles 81 the city Of keokuk, al No. 81 Main street
between q aud I'd = ). Billings.
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CaIedoninn Cough Lozengcs.

Prepared by III. Il Giiimnfe. A popular rem,
forcoaghs, Colds, aud Bronchial affections. II
have given entire satisfaction to those who have n
them.
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&. w. Sanders.
FURNITURE ARE-ROCMS

Main Street. bet. 3rd i 9Th SIS, kE
THE undersigned has nov in his 4
i Ware Rooms, and designs keep
ing constantly on hand well sc
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I.nndsnna GO Lo,s for snIe.

HAVING been requested by snndry persons and
L Al sundry times 10 name the prices ] Womb
take for my lands and lots in Iowa, take this op
portuniy 10 inform the public IN general Of tbs
prices / viii now take for the same. A lsl i here
unto annexed
u Of section q, township 81, range 5.
81 ~
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rISHE public Will take notice that have received
i an immense stock Of Dry Goods, Boots and
Shoes, and Groceries, at my old stand on Main ST..
near Fourth
Families wanting groceriey can have them put up
al keokuk wholesale prices.
/ intend to give particular attention 10 the pro
duce business, and expect that my long experience
III hat line will euabc to give satisfaction e. all
customers. sep22 b. A. WILLIAMS
(1Ash paid for an country produce the I'D
Y sand Of sep22 b. A. WILLIAMS
NNyAN1ED.- 1900 bushels Timothy Seed;
w 10000 do Flax Seed.
and nil kinds Of grain ami seeds, for which the high
ert cash prices will be paid by
sep22 g. A WILLIAMS
DO0i~ and Snoes.--iT0 cases VT boots and SHOES
ID for men, women boys, giris and infants, Just
received by sep24ddw u. A. WILLIAMS,
leather! Leather.
l ANING purchased the entire stock If Pike Ful
l. L. Ter Co., shall hereafter keep on hand good
assortment of Leather Shoe Findings, Bcltngs. IIar
nes+ Leather, &c. All which Will be sold loN for
cash Merchants from the interior requested 10 call
Cash paid for hides. j. A. WILLIAMS
noy2Sdw
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Autumn Stock.
10 n T. a. - "a u IL
Gard 10 the Ladies.


n 0W ready for tho season large took OF III m
y ming Goods in Neiyet--Plain and Shaded Col
or. and Black Of MI widths Plush Shaded, Moss
Fringe, Moore Antique Natered Ribh ms. colore ana
width Gailoons 10 great ttFietyi eiimps, Braids dc
some in bright colors fog children : dresses.
SEPT 70. d6w 7. D. POSTER.
LsRENCI CAS,I MERl.S-A iot more Of those
L Supfh French ca-simeres just reccivedhy
dc I0dAw F. y. FOSTER
Uncut NETs--Assortcd cologs, at less than
Y east import-gra Al bargains for mllliners
aealod&w T. u. FOSTER
IL I.E@S GOODS. Trimmings az. Bael Silks in
IL ali widths very low. Piaid. check and broeade
silks. large and small Plaid Cashmers, Printed
Plain De Lanes, Black English Grape. Moss Velvet.
More Antique. and Ribbon Trimmings just opened
and tor sale cheap. deeiQd&w J.. y. FOSTER
nIEENSWARE, 6C.--A complete assortment Of
W White Granite Ware in setts or single pieces.
Also for holiday presents Decorated China Cups,
Mugs. Flower Vases, dc. 7. u. FOSTER
decl0d6w
ID lDCHA SHAWLS-A few more long and single
ID Brocha Shawls for sale low to close off
deol 0daw T.. d. FOSTER
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which he warrants Is purchasers - be pure coin.
Also CLOCKS. of all descriptions, warranted keep
good Il me for twelve months
dec sd Jules GEISER
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-29

The Gazette III speaking OF Mr..
Clay's Lecture at LeClaire Hall. OF Wed
nesday evening says:
SIT was simply rehssh of Will a,cer.
'aihed and generally familiar facts in natural
philosophy and those who went there with
the eNpec,ati n Of listening ~ something
original. or ut being greatly Instructed, We
ctnno' but think Were considerably disap.
pointed"
We iklnk So too, ani This leads rs TO ,e
mark tia. II the Lecturng Institution cannot
be kept clear of iucomper,n, men. it Will
fall into de>nctude. One sial- lecture creates
such feeling of disappo ,n'ment that pee pie
will not attend even when cool one is TO
be delivered. Let broken down polite al
fanatics 20 to laying bFck, or INTO some
othei useful employment, and not go abou,
getting money under false prefer srs, II i
no better than swlndliag,t to bold t the idea
of givia- a scientific lecture. aud thea pro-
duclng discourse OF The most ordinary
character teaching nothing unkno IL 10 the
mass ot citizens, and getting $50 for il. We
fear the occurring business wall he "lun in O
'hs grouou" unless better managed. Astrict
censo' ship should be adopted By lectur
committees that The people m.y not be too
often imposed upon BY incompetent iectur
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he Gazette in Trouble.

The 6azette Is amazing y fearful that
the marriage Of Hon. S. A. Dougla, 10 The
arcomp'lshe' Miss Cults, will bring him
back TO repentance and 10 the path of duty,
bat fears that te ~ SUI h hardened .isner.
that no, even the angelic influence of his
lovely bride will be .tfectual in accomplish.
ing such a result
IL Doug las was anything like bis mallsn-r
of the Gazette, al hope Of refot nation
would be al an cad : But tie j. made of
different materials from the compo.itioi, #
The "nli woman,' aud can slForl TO permit
the harkngs Of liiil, poodle without e,iGc'
my the least degree If ANNOYANCE o. fright
JacksoH was attacked with tan t,u.sand
fold more violence than Duu.l.s ry-r ~.
ard a. " his tefaners enlosisn h- ~ inaly
AID believe hun 10 h We been he GOTH. no
del of APES !.n' .sinc" 'hr lays af ] # r-on
Iher will one i-s .uls:is Douglas 49, 'h-y
nov do Jackson. atd admire The Roman
II mnrss and irhevihihty nf his cha-arf.r
offending the car,itnh l,iGclgle. # the
Democracy, and the tots' t'utjonal risi:s
OF the states and the people, The uamr of
Douglas will he ad arrd by irture .r-r ..o,,s
~ AmeIici ds The uJmr Of Dprpli i, re-.
v"rsd by the present generation jo Scotland
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he following personal description
OF Washington. copie, irou the Lon
don Chronicle, JuN -, 1880, gives IN
some respects better notion 81 his
personal appearance than ANYTIME; We
have seen elsew here ''"neral " ash
IugtuH l. now ~ the 18th year ri his
are, ttc j. a tall. wei-ma,ic nav, ralh-
81 large bonc,!, and Ina, II toerahrc ga
t. II address. !i~ features az. mani, aud
bold. MS ewes ~ blush east. and ,crA
IN cil, his hair i deep brown. his face
rather LONG, aud marke witt. the small
poN, hi> complexion sunhurnt and with
ont much color, and countrnance sea-
sIbe, composed and thoughtful. There
Is remarkable an ot dignity about
him, with striking degree of grace
mlncs>. He has ali excellent under
standing. without much quckness. j,
strictly just. vigilant aud generous, an
atfectionate husband, faithful friend.
"A father to the deserving soldier, geu-
tie in his manners, III temper rather
reserved, total stranger to religious
preiudiceS. which have so often excited
Christians of one denomination to cut
the Threats of those of another, III his
morals he is irreproachable, and was
never known to exceed the bounds of
the most rigid temperance. In a word,
all his friends and acquaintance uni
versalIy allow that no man ever united
III ms own person more perfect ALI
ance of the virtues Of a philosopher,
with the talents OF general. Candor,
sincerity, atiability and simplicity, seem
to be the striking features OF his char
acter, till an occasion offers of display
ing the most determined bravery and
Independence OF spirit
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III. w Morris Auctioneer will offer
at bis Aution Room on Second street to-
day At 2 O'Clock p. N. large lot Of La.
dies Cioaks; Talmas, Hd'kfs, Hose,
Trimmings, also large lot of CASH
meres, Vests and Vestings, ready made
Clothing, Hats, Caps, Umbrellas, Fancy
Goods, and an almost endless variety of
every style Of Coods, will be sold to the
highest bidder without any reserve. Ac-
commodation will be prepared or Ladies
to attend this sale.
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THE Flannel QuEsrioN.-l There H. as
the tlannel and anti flannel par:ies, and III.
result has been that many persons ha,.
abandoned woolen under garments aitoge-
Their. HALLS Journal comes 10 the rescue
and says
In our climate, tickle in It's CLEANS of
sunshine aud It's balmy airs as cooueits.
in her smiles aud favors. consumption bears
away every year tie ornaments OF many
social circles. Inc Lalrest and ioveies, are
us favorite victims. An ounce of pre-, en-
llon III this fatal disease 10 woith many
pouaGs OF cure, for when once well seated
1t mo KS alike medical skill and cal, f. |
nursing. II the fair sex could be induced
TO regard he law, of health. many y -c,ous
iivts might be ssVed, but Dashboard soles.
'ow-neek dtes -, aud liliipul ian hats. SOW
ANNUALLY the eas Of fatal harvest. Tie
su-sest.on IN Ia. following article from The
Scientific American, II followed might '.
many with consnmptoh tendencies !, from a u
early grave:
| Put At GU a. oace, Winter or Summer.
ho'hihg better can be worn next to The SKIN
THAI loose, red woo!en shirt: ..loose.n
Tor II has loom 10 move on the skin, thus
Causing a iiliIlat n which draws the blood
to The sn'sace and keeps il there's; ard ahen
that IS he case no one caa ia . cold. "ie;.,
for While flannel fills up, mat. os.,her, and
becomes light, s'if, heavy, aid 10 pervou,
Cotton wool merely absorbs be u,ois; ur I
from the surface, while wooden flannel con.
veys II from The skin and deposits i, in drop.
on the outside Of The shut, from which III,
ordinary cotton shirt absorhs IL, ard by il.
nearr exposure TO the air, i, is soon dr;es
without injury 10 the body Having ih-s,
properties, red wool flannel is wors by sail
ors even IN he midsummer Of the hotties
countries. Wear thinner material i,
Summer
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FINANCIAL.
BANKING House OF TALLMAS, PowsEs l. MCLEAN,
DAVENPORT; NOVEMBER p, 1856.

We stil notice the same string.ncy la the money
market which has exis;e ed for time past. Busl-
ness who regular deposhors u banking Hou'
e. obtain UGH accommodation they require a the
usual rates. bu; outside borrow tind very dfcul,
to procure loans upon any terms Bankers have CON-
psratvely little lend In consequence Of reduced de-
posts and the numerous renewals required upon old
notes, but lending far Is consd red prudent
outside u the Banks There T. =, present unusually
littl money seeking investment
Exchange ha, again taken another rs- upwards
On wedne sdss last the Bankers in Chicago raised
their selling rates New York and Bostou TO p
cent premium, AMI of the principal railroad COM
psnies was compelled to pay "a for a large amount
Bankers here found 1t AIRY e. their own pro-
lection also To raise rates To TIN point al CHI
cago. There l. little Exehspg offering, and very 1T
tie material u which II can be made We d. no,
ii ii ate however ~ large a demand for the remain
der Of the fall ann hep thu highest poiut Is at last
reached.
I.aud Watrsnts remain unsalrabi-. and prices Az
non atl. ", offer ihs III 81 dollar .sr
weau-i cAchauge a. + ip~
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