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HARD aware and CutIery.
No. 1873, Main Street, .KEOkUk
TILL1NG u Asst. LAM Il 81 En-,
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS,
OFFER to the Country Trade, Manufacturers,
~ and dealers generally, = full and complete as
sortment Of Hardware, Cutlery Nails, House Trim
mtngs, Mechanics Tools, &C., &c, on the most lib
cral terms.
Having unsurpassed facilities for Importing, and
obtaining goods Of American Manufacture, they
prepared to furnish dealers. and consumers gen
orally, Mt the Lo,cesi Market Rates.
A1so Agents
For the Worlds Safe Co..
Troy Bell Foundry;
Berdens Patent Horse Shoes;
The Excelsior Horse Powers.
keokuk, July IL, 1856
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Dissolution.

NOTICE is hereby given that the partnership
Y heretofore existing bet wcen Bushey 4 Walker,
Ia II Produce and Com ION business 10 this dsy
dissolved by mutual consent. The bus mess Of tn
firm will he settled by either Of the undersigned.
Those indebted To the firm ". requested to settle
their accounts forthwith ME- BU>HEY,
Wv. WALKER.
ksokuk, July H. 1856 --jylo DIFF
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sAsI HkLp iHEu. ten. Persifcr +.
smith Went up 10 Leavenworth on The ilth.
a oePu..uon ~ citizens waited on hlm, ask.
ing nlm for protection in their lives and
property against the armed lnarauders from
the South and the river towns of Missouri.
he had only the cool comfort to give them.
'ha1 the Kuthans were regularly eurollcd
militia, acting under color Of law. and mn.
ne nad no authority. Their only redress
was 10 the civil powers. And such is doubt.
less the fact
uos. shannon recognizes the Rufians as
militia OF the Territory. Gems. Smith and
Sunaer, with the United States troons. a,e
Only suhord.nates VI Marshal Don.,ld.on
HaoJeci To hs orders in the service OF nro-
cesses and the illegal disarming of the Free
otats men. What . protection then. have
they TO g've2 They have no orders to give
any, ard there is no law, in their situation.
that we are aware 81, 81 which the, c.u civ.
II without special directions. 1t is not their
fault, either. They can only execute orders
II 10 the fault Of their superiors. the Admin.
stras'on. The Administration have no pro-
lection to extend, through it's agents. to
Free State settlers. The Free State settlers.
then, have only the recourse pointed out BY
Zen. Smith, that is, to appeal to the civil
powers, and the value Of the civil power. u
the Free State settlers Of Kansas is very we'll
known,--or to submit to be pillaged aud
murdered, or to leave the Territory. or to
resort 70 the last appeal Of an oppressed and
outraged people, the right Of revolution.
O. Mr.. Cunning was loudly chccred
upon teking the stand, although much en-
hauatsd from long and incessaut travel. ~
Times.
Exhsustsd' il the word is II? We
never heard il called by that name before.
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No AcRKEHEsr.-Th Jury in the case Of
the murderer Herbert We're unable to agree.
1t is said that Judge Crawford was very
partial in his ruling for the prisoner, and
that much feeling is excited in the substan-
tial portion Of tho community in conse-
quence.
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ca II is reported that MIR. Butler will
Immediately resign his seat in the Senate,
and be succeeded BY Preston S. Brooks.
ws.c TN. s:.

Ne
Messrs. J. 4 T. W. Stuart, Of Clark
County, Kentucky, have been selecting.
during last winter, and this spring and sum.
mer, lot OF choice Durham cattle, which
they intend to bring to Iowa for sale. They
number from twenty-five to thirty head, and
they will be Mt the farm Of their brother,
4. q. Stuart, Esq, one and half mile. from
Montrose, Lee County, Iowa, about the 18th
OF August next, where any person wishing
to buy or look at such stock i requested to
call. The Mcssrs. Stuart arc experienced
cattle men, well posted in regard 70 all the
Kentucky stock, which have acquired such =
just celebrity in the Western States. a ID
have taken great pains, and expended con.
siderable time in making the hest selections
to be had in that State We understand they
will be sold 70 purchasers cheaper than they
can 60 to Kentucky or elsewhere 70 buy.
Here is chance very seldom offered to our
farmers for securing some Of the best stock
10 the Union, and We think We know several
in this section Of Iowa who will embrace
the opportunity.-[lowa Farmer.
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SAFES! SAEIS!! SAFES.
Fire n nd FSu rglnr PrOOf!

NJ AM. ACFU KnDoy tueNor.d's safe Com pany
w and fastened. with hihes Celebrated Paieaf
Bdi Lock.
Banks, Ba kers, Merchants, and others are re.
spe fully iav. ID 10 cali aud examne these Safes
bforc parchasing elsewhere. For protection against
FIR and Bsryidrs, thsy are sup rior to any other
make.
rILILNGHAST, LANE 4 BU Ell, Ants
luylo- No. l3s Maiu ST., kcokuk.
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STEAMER NORTHERN INDIANA BuRNED.-The
steamer Northern Indiana took fire about l l
O'Clock on the morning Of the 18th, on her
passageto Toledo. There were from l4o to
100 passengers on board. How many were
lost is not known, but probably not more than
Is or % Their names have not yet been as
certained.
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Co-PnrtMershtp.

VINHE Undersigned have formed partnership for
the irAnsac ion Of the PKODuCEGR0cEkY md
COMMISSION bu, mess, under the style of Cuts 4
Walker. They will continua the business Vt Bushey
Walker and solicit the fayors of old and new Gu
toners. r. CLUTs,
Jnlyl6-dlf Wv WALKER
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CENsuRE.-T House passed vote Of
censurc upon koist for his completely in the
y ooks affair. There WAS ten majority for
censure. He then announced his rcsigna-
ton. The resolution to censure Edmund son
was ncga.ived by large vote.
The resignation of Brooks and Keitt, and
the ousting II Allen AMI nstament Of
Archer, make change Of four votes N
our favor.
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GREAT MEETING AT INDIASArorIs.-A Re-
publican meeting was held Mt indianapolis
few days ago, at which it was estimated
that there were from $4,000 to $4,000 peo-
pie present. Another great meeting is to be
hohlen on the Tippecanee battle ground on
the lst, and and Sd days Of October.
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The uuchan,er.i Caucus,

WASHINGTON, July l6.--A Democratic eau
Gus was held here this p, H., Of which Mr..
Bright Was chairman. 1t was merely for .
free interchange Of opinion concerning the
Presidential election and comparing notes as
to the real relative position, which those
present considered decidedly favorable for
success.
Another dispatch of the same date says
The Democrats are in caucus tonight, de-
liberating on n plan for the Presidential cam
paign, and whether with view to Buchan-
ans advantage in towns in the West, it would
not be expedient to admit Kansas as free
State under certain conditions.
BY the above it will be seen that the reused
spirit OF the people is beginning to have an eff
feet. The popular denunciation Of the crimes
OF the libertcides, and the consolidation of
their energies in favor Of Fremont, is making
them tremble already. But the effect is not
to be as partial rs they would render it. 1t
is going to be wide spread and complete
The adjustment and future management Of
such matters are not to be left in their hands
They may tinker and csjole for brief sea-
son, but the fiat has already gone forth, and
the whole band Of conspirators are to be
swept clean ont Of the Capitol.
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DAVID ,. sxrrn. s.p.vAxsicxIxA
i. y. vANsICKLEN,
REAL ESTATE AUCTIONEER.
SMITH 4 vAgsICKLEN,
Heal 0ssate nrskefs and Agents fer
the sale OF Real Estate.
Post Daildings, Sd street, bet Main and Johnson.
ron SALE,
uOUsEs and Lots in different parts Of the city.
For terms ana p'tsissii;rfnii spvg,xs
FOR SALE.
BUILDING Lots in different parts Of the city,
ID comprising some Of the most desirable for busl
'' N' sMffrh vAaslGKIEN.
ron SALE,
YARNS Of various sixas, from 900 acres down to
T. and 10 acres Lots situated in different parts
VI the Township, County and State. Apply to
SMITH VANelCkLEN.
J.K. hickey. LLOYD b. SIMPSON.
RICKEY SIMPSON,
REAL ESTATE BROKERS, COLLECTORS,
NDINV EsrINH AGENTS, Poetotice Building,
n tup -ta,rs) keokuk, Iowa. All Notarial bus
hess promptly and carefully transacted Titles ex-
aminod.
REFERENCES:
Charles Parsons Esq, Banker, keokuk;
A. L.. Deminga Co., :"
Gen II. T. Reid, {"
Foyd Gorham 4 Ford, :" I"
ID. W. kiibourne, Esq, q
"
MesSrs. Rankin 4 Miller Attorneys, ="
We respectfully invite those desirous Of investing
in Real k,tate 70 examine our list, which comprises
Of The NEST desirable property in keokuk,
which " of OH the most favorable terms.
June n, os-daw HICKEY SIMPSON.
To the PuDusc.
HAVING determined, hereafter, to do an exclu
L sively cash business in retail department,
prepared to sell all kinds Of Hats, Caps, Bon
nets, &c, at greatly reduced prices. Our stock is
oov very complsts. and ~ keep nothing bst the
bst grader Of goods always have the latest styles
and will sell lower for cash than the Common grades
~ All k,nds If Millinery work done 70 order
At the shovtesi notice.
Oct. 2s.-.,l y. r. HUMPHREY 1 GAGE
MATxs MATss
"Ehavc nov ON hAnl = fuil supply Of Hats Of
w tue spring style, to which We invite the at
tention Of eInerchAnts and the public generally.
mysd4w ID. Y. HUMPHREY GAGE.
COFT HATS, black. claret, tan, brown and dsab,
- Of every variety Of style, just received, by
mys-dAw u. 4. HUMPHREY GAGE.
1900 DOZ. palm leaf hats. just received At the
store Of D.f. HUMPHREY / q AGE.
my9dAw
900 DOZ. Leghorn and straw hats, just received
by Dr.. HUMPHREY GAGE.
mysdaw
= hIRrs-Jn.t received, a good assert ment Of
~ shirts. Also, cravats. gloves aud collars, of
every variety, at the store OF
mysdAs DF. HUMPHREY GAGE.
MILLINERY GOODS Of all kinds, large stock
ivI constantly on hand, ut the Store VI
mysjtw D.F. HUMPHREY GAGE.
500 DOE WOOL hats, just received, by
my9 -d6w Dr.. HUMPHREY 4 GAGE.
100 Ca.es silk and straw bonnets, II the store OF
mygdAw ID. \. HUMPHREY GAGE.
DAkA>OLS aud lnhroiiss endless variety, nj
the store of u. r. HUMPHREY GAGE.
GENERAL INSURANCE AGENCY CAPITAL
NJ - ,OSO 200.
Merchants Insurance Company, Of Philadeiphis
| Capital $4U0, 900.
State Mutual Insurance Comp of Harrisburg, Pa,
Capital $3.50 900.
Connecticut Mutual Life Ins Co., Of Hartford,
Capital 81, 800 000.
| Fire Marine and Inland Transportation Risks
taken NJ current rates.
/ Lifk Insurance can be effected on very liberal
! terms.
&C. STRIBLES, Local Agent,
/ Office AT the Auction House of Howe, lockwood
Co, Second ST., between Main and Johnson.
nE,,k Iuix @Sf
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0TIt d reported that the Empress Of the
French il again 1gscismte.
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CO The stupidest and 6lthiest paper in
Iowa, the Vernon ". B. county, Mirror,
tries to make capital for Bucha nan by rep
resenting Mr.. Fremont rs Catholic. If the
editor reads the papers, be knows very well
that MIR. Fremont is a COMMUNICATE Of ths
Episcopal Church, and his wife also; in that
Church he was brought up. and their child
rem We're baptized. The editor must have
high opinion OF his readers, to think lies
more acceptable to them than the truth.
Francis p. Blair, tn black republican
abolitionist. owns slaves and works them on
his farm Locafoco Paper.
Your arguments ignore your facts, and
your facts knock the brains out Of your ar
cuncnts. Ii Francis p. Blair. leading
Republican, be Southern STAKEHOLDER. how
absurd denounce him ana the Republican
party rs sectionalists and abolitionists.
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Earncrs' and Mecha mics,
u 3 u R 4 nee e q N p NY

Earacrs, and Mechanics,
ms u R nee e q N p ANY.
OF PHILADELPHIA:
Cash ca ~leat and Surplus $500, 600.
TlNHE above solvent Company hes established IN
i Agency with The undersigned, and is prepared
to issue Policies Of Insurance against Loss or Dsm
age by Fire, on
STORE HOUSES,
DWELLINGS,
MILLS, MANUFACTURES,
AND THKIR CONTENTS.
Also on Merchandise and Pr dnce consigned by
STEAMBOATS,, RAILROADS,
And the usual conye yanecs throughout the United
States.
All Losses ADJUSTED and Paid at this Agency.
ARTHUR BkiuiAAN, Agent,
je23d No 81 Main ST., keokuk.
KEOKUK MARINE 1NAUNANCk 40.
Capital, $500, 900.
vINHI> Company 10 prepared 10 do Marine lnsur-
snce business. Cargo risks taken 1T customary
rates, and tha usual Cash facilties extended ~ reg
uiar customers.
Losses promptly adjusted.
DIRECTORS
A. BridgmAn, Wm. r. Turner,
r. H. Harrison, reo. IL. smyth.
John Iemplin, A. l.. oeming,
John McCune, G.. r. Conn.
G. Garhcr Jas. r. Cox.
w. G. ken,gen.
A.BRIDGMAN, President.
u. B. SMYTd, Vice PRESIDENT.
All. DENIM, Treasurer.
WA.F. TURNER, secretary.
Once in sample . bui ding Second Street
49,
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To the stock \ elders 81 the Keokuk
Sss. Pleasant = MUsG1s:SS =. =. CS..
NOTICE Is hereby given, that in accordance with
y the conditions If tho subscription for the Let
Division OF said road, the 18th instalment Of ~
per cent will BE- due and PAYABLE Aug. 9Th, 1854, ct
the banking house Of Charles Parsons Treasurer Ks
okuk, or to the undersigned, General Agent.
J. X. HORNISH,
General Agent K. Mt. r. 4 N. r. X. %.
July 3, l856.-td dAw
[Ksokuk Times aid Mt Pleasant Observer copy.1
CRACKERN! CRACKERRi
NOTICE TO r. GALLOWAY'6 WHOLESALE
CUSTOMERS:
WHAT in consequences Of his being about 10 build
and enlarge his Machine Cracker and Bread
Bakery, he will not be able after two weeks, to AZ
tend to any orders for ct least 5 months.
he requests those in want to give him speedy
ticc. II. GALLOWAY,
jsl2f JOHNSON st., between Sd and 4th.
Dlssolutton.
VINHE partnership heretofore existing under the
j name Of Davies 3 Hart 10 this day dissolved BY
mutual consent. All claims against the arm will
be cancelled by johnson Davies, who will In future
conduct the business and who alone authorised 10
collect, and settle the business Of said Arn.
JOHNSON DAVIES,
KDWARD K. HART.
Ksokuk, June -, lste'-3edt1.
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kEOkUk MARINE dNAUAANCk 60.
CaRllal. AZ0N. 600.
-
lNNGA ANCE !

LSIRE, Life and Marine insurance effected in the
sabttantlai companies naasd below. Their
csmbined capital an cunts to 81 ,2Od, Geo.
Hartford Fire In uTancc Co.
Star Insurance Co.
Commercial Insurance Co.
# ma Insurance Co.
Ktna Life Insurance Co.
O6ics corner Of Main and Second streets.
Jun Odim W. w. BELKNAP, Aren't,
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$4,000 werth o. Property fer sais

$4,000 worth OF Property fer safe
On Credit.
WISH 10 sell 100 feet IN johnson street, bet. 5th
aud 9th sts., ~ $l2O per foot on l, 2 4, S, g.
and years. at per cent. int Also 70 feet on
ID between Exchange and Bank sts., and Lots I, 3,
and y IN block No. 2Ob pay able one and two years.
Also nm undivided one-e shth of Block No. 1872. and
lots SO, 10, II and IL, in Block No. 1853; also
l6S feet rear ends Of 10, II and in Block No.
10. All situated in Kepkuk. Also $50 acres OF
Land we'll located in Jackson Township, one NTH
cash, balance in !, 2 and 5 years.
HAWKINS TAYLOR.
also want partner with from $1,000 to 4l0,0Oo.
(who Is good business man, without any old fogy
tendencies to engage in the lumber business.
july I'D II. +.
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FOR MOT WEAT a IN.
DArENT SEAF-iEATINd SMOOTHING IRON
i An article which should b. in the hands Of every
fanny. Cali and see them. For sal by
TILLINuHAST, LANEA EuEL,
jyl9-d NJ. l3s Main-st.
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EMPLOYERS wishing Z od III .ip ~ nd r.,
IL spectacle Servants ut the Inteli renee and Gen
ernl Agency Office, y. W. corner Of ;;d And John
n SITS, up stairs.
jyls-d JIG. STEWART h co.
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PATRICK q GROUSE,
DEALERS IN
PIANO FORTE s.
Sheet Music, and

MUSICAL MERCHANDISE,
q ALE ROOMSovsr Howe Lock "A
- woods Store, Second street, be- -nS
tween Main and johnson, Keokuk,
Iowa. We shall always keep on hand W.
IN elegant assortment Of Pianos from the best
makers /: Childf Bishops Melodeons Martin, Hall
4 Son = and Imported Guitars French and German
tiufiusy American and imported Flutes; FIutinas
Violin Strings; Drums; Violin Cases.; Piano Stools
and Covers. A large and select catalogue OF Sheet
Music and Instruction Bsoks. Pianos and Melode-
ons sold at Manufacturer prices and always war
rantea. Dealers and teachers supplied on the most
liberal terms. Pianos tlned aud musical instru.
ment. repaired. Owing to the low stage Of water In
the Ohio River, We are 1t unable at present to gel
any portion Of large stock Of Piapos here xcsp
few shipments BY railroad, which are expected
seen
ke0kuk, june IS. d3m.
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yuw1 Sassri1 oan.

J8W8GRX DxO2kG.
Second 0letet. bstwosn Main 81 Johnson.
HAVING just rseasned from the 4ast,
II respectfully call the attention Of my NSy
friends and thu public generally 70 my new
and ane stock Of wstehss ewslry, silver and plated
ware, fancy goods, &c.
Fine gold duplex, magic, patent and detached
lever watches; silver patent and detached levers,
and l. Epines, of all kinds and qualities.
Jewelry.
Ladies' plain gold, mosaic, cameo and ennmciied
csr-finEs and breast pins, ladies' and children's
gold and jst bracelets ladies and gent gold chains
pencils and pens, gold and diamond finger rings,
gold and silver thimhlcs, gents gold breast pins
studs collar and sleeve buttons, gold silver steel
and patent spectacles pocket table and dessert cut
lery, and scissors.
silver ware,
In which line intend not 70 be surpassed by any
store west or north of ST. Louis, vix silver table,
dessert and tea spoons and forks, sugar cream mus
tard and salt spoons butter and fruit knives, silver
and plated napkin rings &c.
PIaseA ware ana fancy Gesds.
Plated aud britannia tea sets, casters, fruit and
cake baskets, eandestieks. pearl and she'll peck
books, and in fact every thing pertaining t. my
line.
A general nssortme mt II clocks II the latest pat
terms and best make, all warranted to keep good
time.
va. Watches and Jewelry repaired In the most
yorkmaulike IN amer, and at the shofttst notice.
mys.dly JULES aEieIR
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= 4. q. SHELDON, "A
-. Maan %. Keokuk, lowa. -

-, Main ~. keoKuk, hoWA.
WILL again Offer 10 the public m immense stock
Of HATS aud CAPS, all new Spring and Summer
styles.
ExrRA MoLE SKIN HATS,
WarK BKAvER HAIRS,
GxSrs' Sorr DREss HAIRS,
FRKScH FELr HArs,
FINE Wool HAIRS,
Low PRIcE Wool HATS,
CHILDREN's FAscY HAIRS & Cars.
HATS ANO GAPS
OF ALL KINDS,
Cheaper than ever before offered in this
Market.
ASY QUANTITY OF STRAW, Goops,
PANAMA HArs,
LEGHoRS HArs,
PALM LEAF HAIRS,
CENTS FuRNrsHisGS Aa GOODS oe,l,
SILK UNDERWEAR OF ALL KINDS, A SUPERIOR
WHITE AND FANCY SHIRTS,
Extra Qaality,)
SILK, LssLE THREAD, Wool AND CorroS
HosIERr;
WHITE AND COLOREED KID GLOVES;
TIES,
SCARFS,
CRAVATS,
SUSPENDERS.
Also, numerous variety of many other
articles.
Please call aud examine for yourselves.
A. G. SHELDON,
May Sid No. as Main Street.
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Hardware and Cutls1y.


O Wan. TUCKER ASsnow rsoeiving their Eng
-. lsh goods for the spring trade BY the ships At
lAntic and RockAwAy from Liverpool, and steamers
mp the Mississippi. together With extensive Parchas
e. from American manufacturers, by almost every
boat which arrives at this port and are prepared 20
offer increased inducements TO purchasers, and VIII
duplicate any st. Louis bill which may have been
made in our line. dsw
NEILLERs AND MANUFACTURERS will find
lVl constant supply Of large Circular SAWS, war
ranted and at the manufacturers prices say 40,
so, 50 and 81 inches, and when required % inches,
together with the smaller sizes at the sign OF the
Red Paddock. Q. ". q a. AooN.
my2lddw ------.,--
4 xEs .AXEs Hunt Collins Simmons Lip
IA piaeott's axes, for sale low y r,,curp
CpADES-Amcs Rowlaud's and other brands,
So snle hy sW. 4 III. TUCKER.
SsIovEI.S-Ames', Row lands and other brands
~ for sale low by ,. W. n.ioeh En.
ToEs-sohd goose neck, rivetcd cast steel plan
ters and Carolina hoes, for sale in great va
rieiyb by ,, ". q "a, Aoohh h1--
nX AMI rrace Chains, a large stock, for sale low
Wv $. W. II. TUCKER.
11ogN pLANTERS-A Superior article for horse
I y newer. aud a wonderful labor and time saving
mnchius for sale low by D. W. 4 ii. TlGkER
rRAIN ANDGRAss sCYTHEs-A large stock
" Of Waidrons and other makes, FOR sale low by
W. i ii. TUCKER
AIULAY, iron and wood .braeed grain cradles ior
IM sale low by 5. W. d ii. TUCKER
S,NAlTHS-Wrought tube patent and common
- snaiths, large stock, for sale low by
5. W. d IL. TUCKER.
IIAY and Straw Forks--A very large stock of va
L J. rious qualities, fer sale by
S. w. l. II. TUCKER.
MANURE Forks, long and short handles for sale
wi by s.W. Il II. TUCKER.
HAY and Garden Rakes for sale low by
Ii s. w. d ii. TUCKER
HEDdE she 4rs and Pruning Hooks of different
J. i patterns, for sale low by
S. W. 4 H. TUCKER.
I RASS Hooks for sale by
" :. W. 4 IL. TUCKER
(tolL Chain, Japanned, for fencing cemcter,
~ grounds, for sale low by
S. w. 4 II. TUCKER.
/ BLACKSMITH = Drills for the bench, good ar
4 - ticle, for sale low by
/ s. w. al. TUCKER.
! HORSE SHOE Nails, the genuine Griffin, and 9th
i l. ers, for sale low by
s.w. All. TUCKER.
| CHOPPERS Tools, good assortment. for sale b
~ S. w. II. TUCKER,
Sign of the Red Paddock.
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s35. 900 wsrsh ~ Property Ger sale
Credit.

/ WISH to sell 100 feet On johnson street. bet 5th
and 9th sts., At TO per foot on /. 2 g. 4, 5, s,
and years. al per cent. interest. Also 20 feet
I'D between Exchsnge and Bank sts., and Lots I, s,
and Y, in block No 2oi pay in one and two years
Also IN undivided ole-cighthof Block No. 1852, aud
is.'t- y, 10, and IA, tn Hivek NJ. f5a; also
10. feet rear endsaf Lots 10, II and IL in Block No.
ID. All situated in kookuk. Also $50 acres Of
Land we'll located in jackson Township, one. fifth
cash, balance in l., 2 and years.
HAWKINS TAYLOR.
also wan, apartner with from 5000 to Sl0. 900.
twhoN good business man, without any aid fogy
tendencies, To engage in the lumber business.
July I'D H. T.
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/ UST RECEIvED--A lat Of Peters Eclectic Pi-
- anofoste school; anew work arranged from the
best European composers, with selections FROM Amer
lean authors. Also, Bertm's, Hunters and Rich
ardson Instructions for Piano together With all the
popular works for Melodeon, Guitar Violin, Flute
&c. by PATRICK GROUSE,
"a st.. bet Main 4 johnson, up stairs.
keokuk, July y-dm
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DLANES--lreendeld Tool Co. a. fresh stock Of
these superior Tools just> eceivod at the sign Of
the fune3d1 BIG ANVIL.
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LIMEY LYMEYi

WE, the undersigned would inform our friends
wv and the public in general, that We have just
burned kiln Of first rate lime, and will constantly
keep on hand full supply Of said article during he
season. Orders respectfully solicited.
kilns the hrst below the corporation limits.
mch24dd6m b. ZWAKT 4 co.