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50 6ss COMPREHENSIVE ~
THE undersigned will continue the Dry business in
their present location under the name and style of HEsKRL
SHFARSGgS They would respectfully solicit from their
old friends and customers continuance OF their favors
O. W. HEISKELL,
December 81, 1885, + K, h. SWEARISGEN,JR.
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= HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.

The present Proprietor DESTROYS Of removing tho
country wchis Solely his for wishing dispose of
his business.
OOPS ". 3. CLARK.
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a New Course or SERxoxs.-Some one, who
feels the need of being up with the times writes
to the Philadelphia Christian Chronicle as fol-
lows:
Wchave had the Women of the Bible the
Daughters of the Bible, and many other things
in that line. and now VIC are having from one of
Bible, withthe usual varieties. Please announce
through your valuable columns that propose
commencing course of sermons on the sMen
of the Biblel' among the subjects of which will
be the following:
Adam, the grandfather Of all.
Noah, the first Sea Captain.
Esau, the Man with the Htary Beard
Absalom, the Fast Young Man. 5s3{t
Nebuchadnezzar, the First Pure Vegetarian.
Felix, the Free-L Lover, &c, dc.
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Tavern TO Rent - $500
TIME well known Tavern known Mrs. GoodipE's, Me
j National road miles Of Wheeling, win Be for Ttut
from April first, 1855. The well and Gvorably
SHOWn toreqRirr further notice sIjs-.
For enquire OF Jacob Goodng the undersigned.
nv19;f LYDIA 0Ru0ER.
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Bethphage, Va, Jan. goth, 1856.
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ETNE undersigned offers for sale his House and lot,
Market street East side between Monroe and Union eta
The Lot is g feet 'front.' with good Brick Dwelling House
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twill be soIdoW and accommodating erls and pos
session given any time after ist OF oetobsF gE sal
/. - Enquire Of = $500 10y 90 tti
EepS J. n. ZIMMER.
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pA1IEY,s GENr1NE pA1N ExrnAcroR.

For sale wholesale and retauby
aq1s LACGRLLNS & RESMFXKLD.
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REAL EsTATE SALES.
Hotel for Sale.

HTSTIE Furniturcnd Lease kn6n as the Monroe Hohse
h Wheeling; Va, located Main street, opposite to tue
Wire Suspension Bridge This House sngW doing good
bnsnet, and tie prospects for the fubrt aFe lnR
short time he Cleveland Central 0hos ahd Cln'
cnna Marietta Railroads VIII have htt tefni at Kirk.
wood, and the have TO cross Immediately opposite
this blouse II Will necessarily do large proportion OF
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sslE,ags9 on fa7sI99a
a5s.'+ esa WM. mcoY. TrFa;6reF = q

=
. ne, the unassEneds appointed committee 10 examine
the accounts u the Wheelng Savings Ingtituton 49,
tsssse DO hst ysave caTsaly
correct Given under Ourhand6 tie it q
.sHF.4 > ISAIAH COOPER, j =,
,,rs jobs AfGAuGHEY, Comlnites
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New Stock.
COMSTOCk Il BROS.,
STOVES
Timers stock.

0OOO lbs. oval AMI round Copper bottoms fromS
10 inches.
5000 bids Sheet Iron from No. "a 30 n.
1000 packages Plymouth Rysu. iron snd tia'A.
from OF. to II lbs.
500 hoxts Tin plate.
500 bunl is Iron wire from No. to No. Is.
100 gross Tea kettle breasts and from " -
ll4 inches.
80 gross Pressed tin bottoms from 8 to Inch
80 do do scoioped and plain dinner platss
so do Stove ornaments assorted.
20 do Oval Tea pot Breast aud Covers.
I46 do Assorte ed tin ID ears.
- do Iron tea kettle ears.
$50 do do do do burs.
100 do Pressed tin pot
200 do Of No. l 3 and peuter knohs.
100 feet Brass Wire Cloth;
Bent Spouts, assorted sizes
Perforated tin IN sheets;
Copper Kisess and Burs;
Bucket Handles;
Maliets expressly Tor timers use
Stove Hacking N papers or by the ksg.
COASIOGk BROTHERS,
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AT
n. d. Embich's,

Northwest corner Of johnson and Thrill streets.
WILL be found one Of the finest sticks OF Staple
w and Fancy Try floods to bc found in this city
II comprises al the necessary and desirable goods
for Ladies' Gentlemen aud Children's wear. Their
stock Of fancy siks. bare,es dc LANES, challces,
Tissues lawns, Brilliant robes, coths eassineres,
vestings. &C., il full and complete Families will
find embraced in this stock
Linen and cotton pillow casing.
Linen and cotton sheet ing,
Lace and Swiss Drapery curtains,
Fig. and plain4-4 oil prints.
Lancaster AMI Alinidale quilts,
Bed ticking, furniture prints,
Star linen, crash, huckabuek,
And cotton towe,ing,
Together with almost very article usually kept
in exclusive dry good ST. res.
Determined to sell goods for close profits, We re-
srActfulfy solicit share Of public patronage.
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Il. MOVIE, "a. Lockwo0N, e.. vxLr.
HOWE, LOCK WOOD e co.,
wHolEsALx AID na1AIL
AUCTION and C0mmieeiOn Merch0nts, and
Roal Estate Ageals,
Second St., ne II doer 10 the Atheneum, keokuk,
DARTICULAR attention will be paid to buying
L and selling Real Estate and personal property,
negotiating loans and any other business that may
he entrusted to us.
We have convenient rooms, and will attend to
storing and forwarding goods and produce of All
kinds.
Liberal cash advances made on goods consigned
for sale when desired.
We have u large and we'll selected stock of Gold
and Silver watches, Gold Jewelry and notions which
we offer at Wholesale and retail. low ~ can be
found in the country.
Merchants and peddlcrs will be supplied at ex-
tremely low prices for cash.
A GOOD brick dwelling house winth y roorns IN
"A q pleasant part Of the city for sale by
ii. l., 4 co.
. LOIS, ON Carroll street, for sale by
I LOT, on High street, for sale by
/ IL. L4co.
Q GOD business Lots, on the L1vee, for sale by
. ii. l.. CO.
A FINEFAkM, in Hancock Co. Ills With good
"A Improvements, for sale by H. IL. co.
Lex ACRES Of Land with improvements, with
lOsl in miles Of the city ON the plank road, for
sale by ii. L. co.
on ACRES Of Land, with improvements, within
on 10 miles of the city, on the plank road for
sale by Ii. l.. h co.
1c0n ACRES u Land, in Missouri, for sale BY
CUU H. L. co.
TWO and one-ha,f IF Land, with q good
L brick house in Montroee, for sale by
II. l.. 4 CO.
A FINE BUGGY suitable for two horses,
~ and good one horse buggy, for sale by
IL. l.. 4 Gu.
4 HANDSOME brick house, situated on Cha ham
"A square. lot 25 feet front by l40 deep, and will
be sold at bargain by IL. L. co.
A LARGE brick house Second Street, lot so
n feet front by Is feet deep, for sale by
II. L. a co.
q LOTS IS feet front by IS feet deep, with fine
81 frame house with FIVE rooms, good cellar, and
situated in good location in the town Of Farming
ton, which will be sold At great bargain by
II. l.. / CO.
7 Of s. in block la9, for sale by
IL III. l.. d co.
g LOTS in Rees' addition, for sale by
q HL&Co.
CADI. JONES 4 PECK, Agents,
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Nav DAGuERkEoTYpE GALLKRY.--MessFs.
Cue Brother have succeeded our old friend
Buell. in the Daguerreotpe business, and are
preparing themselves to take pictures in .
greater vr-iety Of style than have been fur
nishsd to our citizens heretofore, including
Ambrotypes Of any size up to life, and
Photographs, or paper pictures, which, we'll
and faithfully done, are among the most At
tractive pictures made. We comrcnd their
gallery to our readers.
CO We would call attention TO the ad-
versisemcnt Of Messrs. Brown 4 Taylor, con-
corning Refrigcrators. A very useful ar
ticlc, by the way, now a-days.
HARrER's MAGAZINE, for July, 10 for sale at
J. T. Cave 4 Sons. II contains Barlov's
sHasty Pudding" handsomely illustrated
"Negroland and the Segroes,' also ilussra-
ted; = continuation Of Dickens "Little Dor
ritz" do; with the usual miscellany.
TALLuLAH Oh raE TaYsrrsc Rock Romance
Of the South. by 7. Addison Richards. 81. Louis:
j. NJ. Crawford.
Such is the title OF = pamphlet tale, neatly
gotten up, and doubtless calculated to inter-
est those pleased with racy reading, thing
that would not seem Inappropriate to this sui
try weather. Sold BY J. 7. Cave L Son.
THE BELLIES MISTAKE. Word. by j. 5. Ere.
iigh. Arrangad by the Pianoforte. by l.. II. FIRE.
ligh. 81. Louis: W. W. Wakelam.
Such 10 the name Of piece Of Music which
we find upon our table, with the compliments
Of Messrs. Cave 4 Son. We can Judge Of mu-
sic only by sound, and not by sight, and
therefore we are no more qualified TO Judge
Of the nelooy Of this specimen by the black
poshooks upon its pages than . Hottento.
would be. II anybody viii buy and execute
it for Us, We can tell precisely how we like it.
Buy it and execute it by themselves and they
can render their own judgment. Both Of
which things We recommend them TO do; the
frst for our qualification, the next for their
own, and all for Cave 4 Sons.
MAsoxIc.-We woud call attention to the
Masonic notice. The Grafton by DIR. Sanford
will doubtless attract many listeners out Of
the Order.
Coz. FREnosr's LETTERING give below
the letter which Col. Fremont sent to the
great meeting Of Freemen at the Tabernacle
in New York, on the evening of the oath Of
April
NEW YORK, April %, sc.
GESrLEnES: have to thank you for the
honor of N invitation to meeting this eve-
ming, At the Broadway Tabernacle, and re-
greet that other engagements have interfered
oprevent my being present.
hesrtily concur in oil movements which
have for their object 'sto repair the mischiefs
arising from the violation OF good faith in
the repeal Of the Missouri Compromise
am opposed 10 Slavery in the abstract and
upon principle, Sustained and made habitual
BY long and settled convictions.
While feel infe xible in the belief that il
ought not TO be inlerfered with where it ex-
lists under the shield Of State sovereignty,
am ~ inaexibly opposed to its extension on
this Continent beyond its present limits.
With the assurance of regard for your
selves, am very respectfully yours,
&c. FRxxoSr.
Z. d. Morgan and others, CON-, 10.
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The FOURTH GENERATION. - Among the
speakers Mt the indignation meeting in Qain-
cy, last week, young John Quincy Adams,
grandson Of John Q aincy Adams, and great
grandson OF John Adams, made A eloquent
speech in behalf Of thu rights Of Freedom.
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PARENOLOAsY.

- EN- OAO0As
~ 4. FOWLER, 81 NY, viii lecture on llr
~. MAN Lara, its organs, functions and improve
ment, Burrows Hall, evenings aud supjscts -
follows;
Satarday--phrenoiogy, its faculties and teach
ip. :, :. -,
nm' AZ a.s, norA' n mNm csIs S Iy.
:, Monasy, - Miitary nah-',sn -ImPloseMenl'
memory anu SnlsIeh, Win numerous eAass
''ons.
,ussua! c....In "a v M Ass 70. r.ms;
hors trn,h. -
factnres commencing NJ 8 o,clock. and closing
Nth Public Fx.mins,iour The nrst two lee
three Frec. and oon.rbutions tAkep. seats 10 tie
c,..,s rs cents.
Thoronrh and reliable. hec.u,e scr.srryN. descriu
tons Of chal acter and charts with full written
opinions. and advice touching health faults, self
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Keep the Nimble Sixpence Roll

Keep the Nlm0lo 01pouCe kAou-
ing.
AN receiving large stock of first class goods, of
every style direct from the eastern cities, which
will be sold cheap for cash
Come and se. what bargains. Hear We our cry,
and We will make glad thy home. freely invite
oil hands to unite Friends Of Freedom. cheap, yes,
very cheap. Swell the song, young and old the
strain prolong. My stock consists in part " the
following articles
DRY GOODS,
Driliings Domestics, bleached and brown Shifting.
Checks, CottonAdes, 0snabu,gs, Linen goods Of all
hinds,sc Of dress goods have great variety n.y !:
BAreges. Bsrege de LANES, Challies, Silk Tissues
Null and Swiss Muslins, Dotted Swiss dinghams,
Prints, 4c also, in this department is an extensive
stock Of notions.
A great variety OF the above articles; Mems and
Boys Wool, Leghorn, Straw, Panama and Chip
lints; .4,...- and Misses Lcghorn Straw and
BRAID Bonnets and Hats; Parasols Of all kinds, to
- - BOOTS AND SHOES.
An excellent assortment Of Ladies' and Misses
Boots and Shoes, Critters, Slippers and Buskins
Mems and Boys RIOTS, Shoes and Brogans.
Crackcry-i have a splendid lot of Queensware,
direct from the city Of New York, which / am con-
6dent can sell cheaper than any house this city
amUng which is m endless quantity OF conmoE
teas, and n general assortment Of every thing ~
this line.
In addition To the above. have a large stock Of
FRESH GROCERIES,,
Which you oil know retailed lower than whole
sale prices and also late importation OF choic'
Teas of every kind.
a Sketch--This stock is the largest ana most va
red, anu will be sold cheaper than ever before oher
"a in this market. l havr also on hand large 10
Of summer Clothing whicn will be sold ut low fig
ures. With such complete assortment in ever.
depar tment OF trade, think can offer induc mem
not exaelled by any house in this city
Call at No. 81 Main street. between I'd and 80
| and NJ No. 1919 Main street, between 9Th and 9th
/ Keokuk Iowa. :. s. BILLINGS.
| april dew
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SUNDRIES.

GuGAR Kettles fun 8 to 40 gallons Ovens and
~ Lids odd Lids skilets and lids, assorted Cast
Iron lea kettles Japaned Trunks Pudding and
Rice Moulds; seoileped and plain Cake Pans; Tee
Canisters. square and round asserted; Lard Tampa
Tin ware and Stove Pipe House, sheet iron and cop
per work done prompiiy, in the very best manner.
cOMsTUCk A RR0THrRa
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HlALlN GTON


n IN III
VW0l@aa0gnsga
Branch OF the Mercantile College Ok Pennyylva-
MIA, Incorporated by the Legislature OF that
State, with perpetual charter.
l.. Ii. DALHOFF, Principal.
TERMS.
For unlimited course in Double Entry Book Keep
ing, Commercial Calculations, Penma1sbip, and ID
missions TO the Lectures Commercial Law, %.
THE DESIGN or THIS INSTITUTION Is
TO afford perfect facilites for acquiring in m cxpe-
ditious manner, thorough knowledge Of the SCH
ence Of Mercantile Double Entry Book Keeping ap-
piled 70 All departments Of trade. Tho course d
training adopted In this Institution IL the same =
thai followed BY the Mercantile College Of Pennsyl
vAnia which has received
TEE MONT HNPHATIc RECoNAErDArioNs
from the best mercantile authorities In the country
| and is sanctioned by the Chamber Of Commerce o.
the city of New York, ~ the mcet comprehensive
and practical view ever introduced.
/ An KLxoANr DIPLOMA
under the seal Of the State College Of Pennsylvsnia
signed By the Faculty issrantsd 70 those who pass
eatisfas6osy examinskion. This instrument will
found paaspost - The eon1denee Of business hou
il o. Il ev0fy past u Tho Uuion.
- - ADs acirculaS and specimca a Psnmaz
ship b nall. my2edAwl
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Always I.rAdlng.

Always Trading.
Z HAVE bought out the Dry Goods store Of James
T. Bruce. and will here CATER continue the business
in the same place.
Remember the place; One door east Of II. d. Wool
ward h Co., Main street. b. A. WILLIAMS.
decl9dGw
DLAID LONG SHAWLs - Just received re
l. american Express, 100 Of new and elegant
styles which with prcyio,Ss stock makes our a.
sortment full at, eeni lete than Al any time
during he season. So Main street.
dcefed tRkEE d Co.
NEW EMRROIDERIES-ye fine, and medium
IN French worked collars, sets Linen and Jaconet
collars and cuffs, fine Linen Cambria handkerchiefs,
in shor, fne stock Of gods in the above line, just
received at IS Main Street,
dec 10 DURkEE CO.
LNLO0k oil CLOTHS - Another lot IL feet in
L width, new and splendid patterns Just received
* IS Main Street, puRkEE AGO.
deci0d
CILES SILKS I'VE nave received very
- Gently by express several Large Lots OF Dress
S.ks. which we of ing at unprecedented low
prices. Also another lot Of splendid "Moire An
tiques'' in dress patterns. No. So Main Street
deeI0d DuRkEE 4 co.
CEAMLEss BAGS--Stark Miiis-6Oo just receiv-
- ed ~ SIS Main Street plRkkL = co.
decl03
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Troy aard wa re store.
HITCHCOCK 4 CO.,
SIGN OF THE xoRrlsE LOCK, ls9 UNION BLOCK,
Main Street, Keokuk, Iotra,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers,
A RE receiving large and general assortment OF
N HARDWARE l. Hot sEKEEPING WARES,
to which the attention Of dealers and customers II
respectfully invited.
Keokuk. May 81, '58-ddw. -ss.-.s,,
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= N - WI n 80
Occurred with Halls Patent Powder Proof Lock,
- which received the Prize Medals at the World's
Fair, London. ls5l. crystal Palace. New York. in
1S53-A waryaafsd free from Dosapaess.
CLEtsHeRN Il HARRISON. A sssts, corner 0ain
and 4th sts, for RosKHrs LAWS, ST. LO&is, No.,
who sole proprleiors Aud mAnnfaetarsrs NJ The
States Of Missouri and Iowa. Usto4S2
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Curtain DAnAasks and window FIX
CUPER Satin De LANES ami Worsted Damasks,
- with Centre Tassels. side loops and Gimp TO
match. Lace and muslin curtains. 81, 50 and 20
inch baff linen shading, gilt cornices, curtain pins
and rollers, in sets or to suit. p. d. FOSTER.
spr23daw
TI0USEkEEPER'S GOoDS--A fine assortment of
IL linen and cotton, lo-i, la, ia sheet
ings Also linen and Gotten &C. 30 and IS inch pillow
castings, l0-., ia and l2-4 AlRndAle, Lancas-
ter and Imperial quilts. Danlask, birdseye and
buck abuck toweing, linen and cotton diapers, ia
bic linens, crash, &c, just received.
apr93 -daw PD. FOSTER.
NusQUITo NETS AND BAkS--24 AID yards
Avl vide Musquiso Netting, cut in any length
Twisted White Bsrs-superior article.
June Adv r. ID. FOSTER.
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RU RO1NG

. = y .
4 FEW rcntecl lay Il ardrrs can b. accommA1nAed
IA II application be made soon to tho mnAoFs s1nna
g tho Pavilion. Concert street, hctusen 81 ~ ~
!, Jane l3d2w :. Il. DkAI10.
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chicago new Wholesale
CIGAR, TOBACCO Il SNUFF WAREHOUSE,
No n Randolph Street HNAGo, iILs.
WYE are now living large and choice stock OF
wv HAVANA AND DOMESTIC CIGARS
Fine.cus, An~ksng, 4 Piag Tobacco!
Having direct Communication with parties ~
NORTH CAROLINA ind VIRGINIA, the source Of
PRODUCTION and mauufsctur. AZ PLuo TosAcco. en-
sbles Us TO offer some very s..iro brands VI these
celebrated TubaQcos 1t very lo~ prices.
Countrv dealers ard dealers generally are invited
10 xamine our ,tock. J. +. JokDAN W.
y nandolph ST., topposiic Young America Chicago.
June IL '56dly
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nOok and gate springs, Gray Brothers, patent,
~ the best spring ever invented, for sale by
june3d cADY, JONES PECK.
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IlRAsS Cocks, oil cups, iron and lead pipe, every
ID thing pertaining to a saw mill steam eng ne
for sale low at the sign nf the
4 june3d BIG ANVIL.
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4 IOLANES-ireen6eld Tool TO. fresh stock Of
these superior Tools just received NJ the sign Of
| the [june3dl BIG ANVIL.
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junesd BIG ANVIL.
DLANES-dreenfeld Tool Co.. a fresh stock Of
these superior Tools just received NJ the sign Of
the ljunesdl BIG ANVIL
nOOk ana gate springs, Gray i Brothers, patent,
II the best spring ever invented, for sale by
iunesd cADY, JONES PECK.
CyHAIN--ox. coil, binding race. halter, dag,
~ and jack chains, at the sign Of the
june3d BIG ANVIL.
wood bench screws, gearing. = horse nails. At
juae3d CADY, JONES PEck'S.
DUMPS, water rams. galvanized wit chain and
fixtures. for sale low at the sign 1t the
jnne3d BIG ANVIL.
SHovELs, Ames 4 Rowiand's; picks, nsttocks.
- log chap aud goods suitable for contractor 1t
juneyd CADl, JONES PECkS.
NNHEEL- BARR0ws, Gro bars. ehurn drills,
w stone hammers, for sale at the Sign Of the
june3d ZIG ANVIL.
SCYTHES, SnAths Grad ias, and harvesting tools in
- great variety, at = small advance by
june3d CADY. JONES PEEK.
LAY straw ard manure forks FIR sale low at The
II sign Of the Jje3dl BIG ANVIL
I N addition to our extensive stock Of building,
l. house keeping, inachinists' and cabinet makcrs ;
hardware, carIenters' and blaeksmiths' tools, We
have just added complete stock of Carriagc and
Wagon Hardware, consisting inlpart As follows:
Hubs, felloes, shafts, spokes, bows,
Made from best Eastern timber, and we'll seasoned.
Enameed and Dash Leather,
Carriage III. cloth,
Plain and figured back muslin, drilling duck;
Carriage lace, tufts, &c, apron hooks and rings
Ivory knobs, scat sticks, whip sockets,
Back tights, shaft tips; Silver plated and
Brass Bands Boz ton, Phil Adelphia and
Reflector patterns. Top props.
Name plates, lining naiis; case hardened
| Axlcs-long and short arm, patent half patent
Railway Springs--plain and French ears;
(AYYiaR0 hflts and axle clips.
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Coz. FRxnosr's LETTERING give below
the letter which Col. Fremont sent to the
great meeting Of Freemen at the Tabernacle
in New York, on the evening Of the oath Of
April:
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MAsoNIc.-We wouid call attention to the
Masonic notice. The Grafton by DR.. Sanford
will doubtless attract many listeners out Of
the Order.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-03-08
Carpenters Tools.
from the Ohio rDian Tool soHlaniss.

DLANEs-Jo.nters, jack. snooih and ins
L planes, bead and match planes, rabbit.
sash raising planes--a so, conmon Sitting and
mortce gusge-, spokeshases. broad ana sand
axes, hatchets,. AIDES, hammers, SpeJ 4
Jackscn's rip, and aud tenon SAWS. socket and
hruer chisses, cnagss, sugers and squares.
hese's, saw sets, bs nch screws, marking and
brad avis, oil stons., scre~drivers. .fri lev
els. brase and bits 81 Al, kiues, viz: suger gin
blrt, centre and spoon bits-spiks ani nn,f
simblsis, nail punches, iror AID sssel rorures,~
es, box wood and issry ru es, saw, eli."t 40:
anger handles, drawingkn,ses. chalk Gnf;.
single and double plane irons, Aat ard round
morsepayers, boring machines, hollow .users,
Yc' &c, MIEk'S.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-03-08

Banhs IN the United STATES al tis eloss
Il s55.-Hun,'s Merchants Magazine
for February, has a statistical .asls OF the
number OF banks ia the In,,ed State. on
the frs, OF January, 1855. and ,hs er-
ten. OF their business, from which we
learn tia; the total number was .273.-
Capital. S335.6ll $50; circulation, $l77,
ls7,4l2, deposits, S237 .36i ssl; profits,
s3os5l7 ,S23; total, $751; 2s5 SO. TIE
number Of banks il each State u q. fol.
laws Maine, y; New Hampshire, IS;
vermont, 40; Massachusetts, le9; Con.
hee'icns SO; Rhode Island. 81, New
York, 25i; New Jersey, s.; pepnsylsa.
,,s. O.; Delaware. s; nsryiand, IS;
Virginia IS; North Carolina, 8; South
Carolina. Is; Georgia, 81; habama, 3;
Mississippi, |; Louisiana, 10, Texas, J.;
T.nnesscc, 81, kentucky. 81; Ohio, sc;
Michigan, 6; Indiana, So; Illinois, 80;
Missouri, J., Wisconsin, %.