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ISSUED under the Seal, Sanction and Author
ity Of the University of Free Medicine and Pop
uiar knowledge, Chartered by the State Of Pean
sylyatia April 29th, 1853, with capital Of $780,
600, mainl for thepurpose of arresting the evils
of spurious and worthless Nostrums; also for sup
plying the community with Reliable Remedies,
wherever competent Physician cannot or will
not be employed This Institution, located in
Philadelphia III ono Dispensary and Office, No
68, Afch street, where applications for new agen-
cies will be received,) has purchased from DR..
JOHN h. ROWLAND, his celebrated Row
aMd'S Tonic Mixture. known for up,
wards of twenty five years, as the only sure and
safe cure for Fever and Ague, &c, and his ines
timable remedy for Bowel Complaints, Row
mnd's Compound syrup Of Black
berry Root, which highly improved and
Popular Remedies, together with The University S
Remedy for Complaints Of the Lungs The Uni
versity's Remedy for Dyspepsia or Indigestion;
The uuivcrsitys Remedy for Costve Bowels;
ALo, the university's Almanac may be had at
the Branch Dispensary, or store of
JAMES IL. c. MILLER,
jackson, Ohio, jan. 3, lS5G--4l-6m.
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CAUTION.
TN AL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.

NOTICE is hereby given, the FIVE notes of hand
payable to Dayid Imlor or order all signed by John
+. Flowers and Charles loindcxter, dated Oct. s. A..
d. 1855, due as follows, LIST note S27,60 due Feb,
2Oth 1856. 3D. note $4,000, due Oct, Sth, 1856.
Sd, note $4,000 due Feb, Goth 1857. 4th, note
$40 ,5O bearing 6 pOr cent interest due Oct, 9Th
1857. 9th, note $4,000 due Fob, 10th lO5S, were
are now in Samuel Dcksons hands, and some Of
which are in the hands of one William Garland, a
Ibrother.inrlaw to the said lmer. Said notes are
fraudulent and will not be paid, persons interested
may govern themselves accordingly. ,,,una
! - JOHN T. FLOWERS.
P, CHARLES P0IHDEXTER.
! Dec. 20, '55. 80
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1--we SIunS.

Just arrived, another lot Of that fine Indigo:
together with every other article in the line Of
Dye Stuffs, and for sale at,
December l3,-3S- MILLERs.
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TIE JAMESTOWN FoUNpRY.-Mr. Will
liam Trago, Jr., we understand has pur-
chased the jamestown Foundry. May
the business of the establishment yield him
largely. ---------- ----L L-------
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,0rTaxation in Virginia will have to
be increased one hundred per cent. du.
ring the next fiscal year, in order to raise
means to meet the estimated expenditures,
which, according to the Auditors re-
ports. will exceed the receipts 81, ,45O,-
},2. I'D ~ rv
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pARwNERgHTP NOTICE.

The Partnership heretofore existing between
the Undersigned, doing business in the name of
Isham & Clare, has this day been dissolved by
mutual consent. James D. Clare being author
lied to collect all debts due to said firm and pay
all just demands against the same.
CHAPMAN lsHAM,
JAMES D. CLARE.
January lst, 1855. 42-4w
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DIEp-Tn Piketon one day last week,
the .'Piketon Enterprise" aged 10 weeks
Eaase e,--starvation .....r-..
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JACKSON MARKETS.
] AcKsoN, Jan. 10, 1856
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Look Out FClIOWS!!

TAKE NOTICE what is going on l have
sold my entire stock of Goods IN the town Of
Jackson, and am determined to settle up my bu-
sness, Those indebted to mc on book account,
will do me kindness by calling and making
settlement Immediately. DThaDks to my ma
ny past liberal patrons.
DAVID LEACH.
Jackson, jan, 10, '55. 42-2ml
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CHAPMAN IsnAM, JAMES DYGI
EsneCial Notice.

AS many persons are making the enquiry
whether / have an interest in the Jackson
Foundry to all lean state that rave no In
terest whatever in that firm, having dissolved
my connection and interest, in that firm, on the
Goth, day of February 1855 Ny entire stock
of Stoves and castings are purchased at PItte'
burgh and other markets, and consists as iol-.
lows sizes heating Stoves, for Churches and
School Houses, sizes, including four patterns
of Cooking Stoves. Ranging in prices from
S26 90 to Sl3 10. Remember my Shop is on
Broadway, one door abJve II. ". Whites
Hardware Store. ]. 4. DAY,
Dec. 6, IS. 81 tt
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To all whom 1t may Concern.

NOTICE Is hereby given that ny wife. Tsc;
Peterson, ha- iaft MY haG ana hoard, aiihoui
any just cause. aud that will not pay an,
debts Fl uer contracting after this date
JAMES PETERSON.
Jackson, Dec. ~, % 3.w
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&E The Salt Lick Furnace Company,
wishes TO employ from 80 to 40 wood
choppers. See Advertisement.
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FOR SALE,
The Steam FIGURING Mill below thC
Public Square GaIlipOIis, ohio.

THE Corporation having purchased the Lot on
which the Mill stands, for the wharf purposes, Of
fer for sale the Mill house and two sheds, ono En-
gino and Boiler, three large and one small pair
+ rcch Burr Mill Stones, fne and superfne BOting
Clio hs, three Smut Machies. and numerous other
fixtures. Also between two and three hundred
perches dressed Stone, the Brick in the Stack and
Boiler Walls, &c. To be sold whole or in part as
may suit purchasers.
long credit will be given on all sums over one
hundred dollars, the purchasers giving approved Sc
curity.
reasonable length of time given to remove the
property from the premises The Hotel "Amcrican"
will be leased for a term of two Or three years.
For information apply to the undersigned.
+. CAREL,
S. c. BAILEY,
r. BLACK,
Committee on improvements.
GallipoliS, Dec. q, 'j5. 20 -
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FOR SALE,

TWO Arst rate farms. For further particulars en-
quire of A. Il. sAMSoM,
Attorney at Law and Real Estate Agent, Oak Hill,
Jackson county, Ohio.
Nov, 20, IS. soft
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~ "
Just before putting our paper to press, ut Bennett
Co.'S. Citizens Bank.
=,
o.,-,t VAA' oA' " 'io"iie' dls
pr,''r ~nS ~" An ,IrI' "i1oissIrI'
eoi,n,t La-,i,a or MI '%pAs, no Sa'e
ooNenI Dahks, par c LotlsANA,
Solvent banks. par small Notes dis
NEW HAMPSHIRE. Ono.
Solvent banks, par. Solvent banks, par
VERMONT. Bk. Circleylle, 50 dis
Solvent banks, par Free bk. old plate, dis
so,vont CoNEnriGor' honLs ,,r e,IAi hLTltGNY' I, -
MASSACHUSETTS, Ky. Trust Co. rs di,
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ATTACHMENT.

Z. W. SNooK, Plf) Before JoHNJ JONES, j, n.
against THOMAS Of Jefferson Township,
II. RICE, Def't Jackson County o.
On the 18th day of December, A. D., 1855,
said justice issued al order of attachmen, Of
in the above action, for the sum of thrty-three
dollars and eighty-two cents.
January Sd lS5s-3w L. W. SN00K,
By MACKLEY & &FULLERTON5h 5his Att'ys
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ScnIcs and w cigh1s.

Fowler & Ludlow'o celebrated Counter Scales
for Merchants and Grocers' use, for sale cheap
at NJ ILLERs.
jackson, Dec I3-3S-
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PROBATE NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that the following nam
cd persons have filed their accounts and vouchers
for settlement in the Probate Court of Jackson
county, Ohio to wit;
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Corn! Corn! Corn!

WANTED-2OOO bushels CORN, by
BUM, ,WALTERHOCSE g. BUM.
Nov. 3, '55.33-tf
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JEWELRY STORE,

In the Grafton Block, on Broadway Street, where
he is prepared to furnish all and every article in
his line to customers. His stock of
WATCHES AND CLOCKS,
is large and of the best manufacture. ewery
consisting of Breast-pins, Ear rings, Finger
rings, Gold Pens, ETC., etc, all Of which he will
sell at the very lowest prices.
gJTRepairing of Watches aud Clocks, and jew
elry, done in workman-ike manner, on the most
reasonable terms, and short notice.
Jackson, December G, '55. 81
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FOR RENT.

ONE half of the Grafton Block consisting of sew
cral separate apartments suitable for Storerooms,
Groceries, or otherbusiness places, For futher par
ticuars inquire of IL. II. Fullerton, who isauthor-
ised to rent, lease rcpare and ft up the building or
apartments, for the convenience of those who wish
to occupy them. K. 5. WYNN.
jackson, Nov. 20, IS. 36-tf
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
LIST OF LETTERS.
Remaining in the Post Office, at jackson
G. II. Ohio, Dec. 81, 1855.

Remaining in the Post Office, at Jackso
G. II. Ohio, Dec. 81, 1855.
Armstrong T Louder Balk Andrew
Allison Ross Lawrance w
Bingham Il Marsh Jackey John
BOTnam j. II Lacha Henry
Beach 2 L Lesley Francas
Billings b j Lewis Justis G
Billings V N Lee Thomas
Bingham L A Lott Wm
Becker VIM Nc Dougal Harriet
Bingham Luther J Ne Lowell John
Brooks John W Nc Gurty jeremiah
Bfuer James Nc (ihee Michael
Barry Isaac Me Ticker T. y
Record Androw Nc COrklc Harvey
Chumlcy Jane. Murphy Nose.
Casack Michjtl Murphy Abner
Casey Patrick Mayhce Err
Calhoun Malessa Mackey james
Cassels Francis MYERS WmE
Canen Thomas Merrett VIM
Glow VIM Peters VIM l.
Daniels OP Pierce Jacob G
Daniels D Palmer Enos or Wm
Dunlap James Phillips James
Dl!lard james Farmer Cornelius
Dowthitt VIM Pierce Benjamin
DAWSON Emily Rice jeremiah
Davis Hannah Roberts QuilIa Ann
Davis Sarah Ray John A
Dorson 4 Rose Hugh
Evans ThJmrs Ruggles LII
Edwards Mr. f Richards Wm
Elliot Jefferson Shcrd Caroline
Eckles John 4 Shord D
FinIy Green Sikinger Wm
fnzee John Sinder SamuelW
Glendening David Shaffer G
Gibbons Thomas Skies Melon
Garret Amos Scruggs Albert
Gibbs Frank Spurrler Lott
CASTOR VIM SpOhn Henry
Goodrich John Scobie Doct
Gregg w Shaw c
Harran VIM Stricken G W
Hendry VIM Shearer Mary
HadIey Nehemiah Stull Sarah Ann
Hunter Matthew A Steer Thomas
Howard WIN Smith Malinda
Hayh Charles Smith Joseph
Jones Henry G Shepperd Mr.
Jones John L Thompson Peter
Jones Thomas L Thompson VIM
Jones Emma Thomas Lions
Jackson r + Tharp James N
johnson G F Whealer Samuel
Kelley John Wallace George
Kelly Thomas Wilson Samuel
Kinnason Sarah West Nathaniel
Kinnason Mary Wait James
Keenan, John Winer Elisha
King job Wood Westley
L. G. STEELE, Postmaster.
Jackson Jan. / 1866.
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Ar The weather continues extremely
cold, with fall of snow daily.
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Wood Choppers Wanted.

The Salt Lick Furnace Company wishes to
employ from 80 TO 40 Wood choppers,
to whom we will pay the usual prices of other
ueighboring Furnaces.
GRAFTON, HOFFMAN & CO.
Jackson, January 10, IS. 42-tf
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NEW JE7NELRY S70RE!! /!

G. B.WEBER, Would most respectfully an
nounce to the citizens Of Jackson and vicinity,
that he has opened
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Cuba Honey.

A Fine Article, just received and for sale at
au3 MILLERS,
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BANK NOTE LIST.

THE following list is corrected every Wednesday
Just before putting our paper to press, at Bennett
Cos. Citizens Bank.
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ANNUAL STATEMENT
Of the Commissioners of Jackson
County, for the year 1865.
Amount of Surplus Revenue
received from the State,
SIl,9l4 90

JJb 4U
All of which is loaned to
individuals at per cent.
Amount secured by mort oo -
cages 92o ~ ~
Amount in suit 800 ~
Amount Of income the
present year, $ll0 10
Amount in Treasury last
year, including Fees. 81 Al
Amount in the Treasury, OF
one per cent, including
Fees. 10 oJ
Coming to State this year,
at per cent. ~ "a
Expenses in managing said
Fund.-
To John Stephenson, Au
ditor. w
TOT. B. Dickson, Treas
urer. N
Remaining in the Treas
ury. January lSt 1856 81 06
Paid 4. R. Mathews for y,
publishing this report. W % W
We do certify the foregoing to be correct.
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puDhshlhg lhls Iepol'' Wv
We do certify the foregoing to be correct
JOHN STEPHENSON Auditor ]. G
T. B. DICKASON, Treasurer j. U.
Jan 3. 1864
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Kxoxgx DxrrscHx ZxlruSo.-Such ia III

KKoKgx DxrrscHx ZEiruSo.--Such 10 the
name Of . new paper in the German Ian.
gasge, which made its appearance in this
city on Saturday last, under the conduct Of
Mcssrs. c. Porsch and w. Knapp. We are
glad to see this evidence Of enterprise on
part Of our fellow -oitisens Of Germao birth,
- An indication Of their interest iu iitsra-
turc, and the politics Of the day. /. il Re-
publican In i.s sentiments, being empha,ca-
~ for s'the largest liberty" and opposed to
that sentiment which would reduce human
beings to servitude, sslike dumb, driven cat
tle," and make them articles Of merchandise
10 tho market. And We are glad to see, also,
thst il 10 80 handsomely patronised, 10 res.
pect Of advertising. We trust the German.
themselves will extend to il liberal sup.
port, and make il powerful and valuable
journal, and especially would we urge oul
own political friends OF native origin to as
sist 1t with their advertising patronage, fol-
not only will it be serving good cause, bu
the paper will enable them to present thci
announcements in u form and language whicl
will insure their perusal by = large class 0
our citizens whom thev could not other
wise address but TO limited extent. Sac
cess to the Zeitung.
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NEW LlNsMENr.
TAR. SHURTLEFF of Bearistosn, Iliinois,is now
IL Introducing his Linimentintoth the States Of Mis-

TAR. SHURTLEFF of Beardsosn, lliinois,is now
IL Introducing his Linment into the States Of Ma
souri, and Iowa, which Is
SUPERIOR 10 ANY OFFERED TO THE PrHLic FOR UsE.
Nov for the proof. Read the following Ger
ti6cate.
DR. sursrLEvr This Is to certify that VIC have
used your Lininent, in the State Of Virginia, ws
have also used the Mexican Mustang, it'll other Lin
iment offered for use, and can safely say they srs
not equal u yours. Wecheerfully join With others
in saying that your Lniment Is superior TO any in
use, that We have tried. When Linment IL want
Cd for application yours il the Imminent.
AsRAx noLpEa, JNo OLIVER, \ j. HoLpER.
MemphiA, 0eotiand Co., Mo. Sept, 1896.
For further proof. see tue caris posters IA tns
possession Of Agents.
For saie u the following points in Iowa
ksokuk, 4. HKiMsTREET, druggist. 81 Main It
Pennington, 6eorge schrAmm; Benton's Port, Moo
q sears; BonAparl. A. j. Myers; Charleston, w
Gao. W. Barry Lebanon Y. o., d. n. Murphy
keosAuqua.Peck Anigh, Druggirts, Upton, herv
inE 4 Bsiij Milton r, o., w. Aasssdy; Troy. DR.
Evans; Crotnn. X. ii. kinnee New Boston, \
Steele; Memphis, No., Cough ChAldera; Athens
Armstrong.
September III, ls56dkw2w
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EDWDD ~ GRANT.
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR At LAW !,
NOTARY PUBLIC, AND
General Land Agent.

PELLA,. MARION CO, IOWA,
MILL attend promptly q buying, selling and
w leasing real esfate paying taxes, examining
titles preparing of legal papers aking collections,
aud all other attcrs connected with the real estate
business.
Will praetiee the legal profession in this and th
adjoining counties.
REFERENCES III Sherman Co., Greene, W care
Rice, II. Dies MONIES; John White Co., 0ska-
los~a; l.. ii. Grant, Mere. Associations Library,
Y.Oty; Prof. X. ID. Murary, Cincinnati.
Auul -dS wtocia
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- Lisf or isDiAsa FAIR BANKS taken as Cur
rncy at the Banking Houses in this city
Bank Ut the Capitol, Indianapolis
Bank VI Elkhart, Ekhart.
Bank oftushrn, Gne ben
Bank OF Indiana, Michigan City.
Bank Of Mount Vernon, Mt. Vernon
Bank IL MontrellQ. Monticello.
Bank n Pa0li, pa8Ii.
Bank OF Saiem, Salem.
Bank VI Rockville, Rockville.
Bank nf syracuse, Syracuse.
Bank of Warsaw, Warsaw
Rockville Bank, Rockville.
Cambridge City Bank, Cambridge City.
Canal Bank. Evansville.
central Bank, Indianapolis.
tteseentcity Bank, Evansville.
Exchange Bank bre.ncastie.
Farmers and Mechanics Bank. Indianapolis
fasette County bank. Connersytlie
Farmers Bank, Wcstfeid.
sram srcy Bank, Lafayette.
lloosier Bank. Loganspart.
Indiana Bank, Madison.
Indiana Stock Bank, Laporte.
ludian Reserve BANK, kohomo
Kentucky stock - Columbus.
Lagrange Bank Lima.
Mrrehants' and Mechanic.' Bank. New Albany.
NY. 4 Va. Stock BANK, Evansville.
Prairie City Bank, Tcrrc iiaute.
Parke Go. Bank
Southern Bank. Terre Haute.
Salem Bank, Salem.
saving hank OF Indiana, Connersyille
Shawnee Bank, Attiea.
Tippeeanoe Bank Mnuafnae.
Traders Bank, Indianapolis
w The notes Of tbs following Banks are not re-
eeived by any Of The Banker IN this with the
exception " the Agricultural tfenn.) Bank, which
y taken by Deming d Love and Ford, oorham 4
Ford.
Erie City Bank Pennky isania.
Warren County Bank PENN iyania.
t New aastie Bank, Pennsylvania.
Cumberland Savings Bank. Maryland.
Bank Of Tseumssb, Ireamseh, Mich
MaeDmh ca. Bank, Mt. Clemens. Mich
Arlington Bank, Washington, ID. &.
Agricultural Bank, Brpsnsyille, Tenn.
/ Exehangs Bank If Tenn. Murfrcesboro' Tenn.
Bank VI East T-nneseee, knoxviiie, Tenn.
Central Bank If Tennessee, Nashville, Tenn.
Farmer and Merchants Bank Greensboro. Md.
Valley Bank, Iiagersto@n. Nd
Manufacturer and Mech Bank. Columbus, lie
3 Planters and Mechanics Bank, Dalton, Geo.
Farmer Bank, Wexford, RI
Ellsworth Bank, Ellsworth. NE.
tracerx Bank. Boston, Mass.
Wooster Bank. Danbury. Conn.
kanswha Bank, kanawha, Va.
Commercial Bsiik. Chicago. Ill.
Thr fceumseh Bunk, and Maromh Cauaty Bank
are counted ON the Wild cat iiet and should be lei
albue. The Commercial Bank. Of Chicago. has fail
ed, bat tbs circulation Is secured ami no seriou,
shave should be submitted 10.
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q For Godey's Lady's Book, and Mrs.
6tephens' illustrated New MONTHLY, for oc-
tober, we are indebted to Mr.. Clarke, who
has them for sale at his news depot, near the
Post Office.
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nv lido 9Ioak HOLDERS OF rhE hEonIn
Fort Des Mons and Minnesota Railroad 60
Notice IL hereby given that the egh call Of Il
per cent, Will DO due aad payable On the 18TH o
OF her next, at the Gompanys ofee, in keokGx
- William Lei shton, Treasurer.
WM. LGfauf JN, HUGH T. REID,
Secretary, President.
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BANK ar FLOR ENCE,
Ei0remce, Nebraska Cerritovy.

GEO. B. SARGENT, pres't, I'M PARKER Cash.
rlNHE undersigned. proprietors Of the Bank Of
Florence Nebraska, are, by the provisions If it's
Charter individually responsible for all its issues,
and will redeem the Notes VI sad Institution in
Cein Mt its counter in the city Of Florence and at
either Of their Banking Houses. In Eastern Elk
change nj per cent, or in Specie ut rates AS
other Currency.
COX dStrgent Davenport, Iowa;
Cook, Sargent 4 Downey. Iowa City,
Cook. Sargent & Cook, Fit Dies MONIES;
Cook. Sargent Parker, Florencs, Nebraska
Davenport, Iowa. July |. SO. sept2-dsm
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All advertisements for this paper mus, b. pre-
paid save those Of persons having regular accounts
with this office. This ruIe 10 imperative.
Bills for Jos Woax are expected 10 be paid on de-
livery Of the work, unless otherwise specially
sgreed upon.
Accounts With regular customers will he settled
quarterly. snisss otherwise specially agreed upon
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Good News for the Ladies.

r HAVE JUST RECEIVED A LARGE STOCK
i Of Dry Goods that have been detained by lowness
OF water in tn. Ohio River over months, md must
be closed out By order Of steamboat owners. They
consist in part Of rich par asols
Perfumry. ginghams, cAlcos, lawns, dotted and
piain, AM pta.a Jseaon.s,~, orste, orooi,s
and cashmere Shawis, Gentemeu's shirts and
drawers. silk and fancy crasats; large Assor tmep
Of Embroidery, Gentlemen and Ladies' Hosiery Ii
fact everything that 10 kept in general Dry Goods
and Fancy Store. will BIO found ut the New al,
CiiEAPSTOKE. Second st.,opporite the AthsnHum
between Main and ohnson, keaknk.
July 26-d WM. SULLIVAN, Agent.
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MgSDxLssoHs SociErY.--We would call
attention to tho notice pertaining to this So
ciety. |. is proposed to render it more e.
fec,,ve even than is was last season.
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a susali vnrsn rer safe,

smatt fMF1M Ter safe.
A FARM containing 30 acres 50 of il being en-
~ closed, choice land. only " miles from Keo.
kuk, aud miles from Belfast. For particulars en-
quircof EDWARD kILBpUKNE, keokuk. or oil
GEO. STANWOOD.
On the Premises.
String Prairie, Iowa, Aug 20-d4wtf
IsWENTY-FI.E boxes No. lcmons for sale !
/ dsci4HUSTON, HAWKINS / HUHTON'S
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FOR PROTECTION AGAINET NOS.
QIlTQEA And ALL lNNECTA.

II AsklS'S Patent Improved Portable Canopy
and Net, combining beauty. eheapness, and
entire security against insccects, without obstruet.
ing the circulation Ut air 1t constructed that
IL will At any bedsteAi aud the Net is arranged
that IL will contract and expand by Of rubber
braid that IL will fl securely ut Nil times, aud
on all beistsads thereby adordiny entire protec-
ton against insects. Ii can be attached to n bed
stead in less than two minutes, ard can be taken
down in an equally short space of time; yet, while
it affords tbs protection sought, it's Beautiful and
ChAsie Ornament to tho bed. For Insalids and
Children this article il indispensable.
A. &. ORR, soLE Aegsr,
Cor 4th 4 Exchange SITS.
augl0 keokuk, Iowa.
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MILLINERY.

MR.. McSAFf skTi ha- removed ~
- her shop -four Second street, 10 East -
nds If fourth street, just eelow johnson.
Having Just received new stock Of MILLINERY
GOODS for Fall ami Wiutsr, she tnyites ali her o.d
their aa.ioD, ~ cali and examine styles, qualities,
xni prsss. Particular pains will be taken 10
al. Also. stamping for embroidery. done at short
notice.
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GOmpetiti0n ~ the lite 81 Tvaac.
TWIN ROOFING, and all kinds Of jobbng work
done on the reason able terms by the under
signed And all work done warranted to be equal
TO any other shop in this city or State
n. B.--Shop on the corner Of Main and Ninth
/ Streets FREDERICK ZU0G.
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OTS II and IL, block II, corner Second and Pale
IL Al streets.
Ltg, block FOL, between Thirteenth and Four
teenth streets, On johnson. Has brick house rent
ing for SIS per month,
An elegant two story brick house containing nine
large and com Portable rcoms; has u cisicrn, &c
corner OF Egi tn aud Bank sss
Lot on i.sse 81 by ITO feet commencing 90 feet
south Of corn Of Exchange and Levee, and run
ming Ito feet deep to Commercial Alley IS feet
wide.
t.ots and 2, corner Seventeenth and Carroll sts .
overlooking the entire city Beautiful location fol-
private residence.