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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-28
A WINTER MORNING AT NARsHFlELD.
TO ss. sLsTcHFoRp.
NARsHFIEID, Taeedsy Morning, O'Clock, !

My DEAR Sir: II is a beautiful, clear, cold stil
morning. / nose e. clock aud have looked forth.
The ii msIn.nt is glorious. Jspiter and Venus arc
magnificent 4" ard slsis unnun tred, gid and slJS-
III pole wisi CD ~ once rec toe cOnsleatio
oi Il south, th,u.h 20 not think they Gao e The
heavens Witch over our beads An hour or two
htIce VT shSli have TIE sunrise TIE lo1g tWil us
Cf nj, Of the year mske Tie suns rising soS
and beauiial progiess Ab "a, an hour hence these
.st,r hshs viii neyin 10 pale thsr ioeiftctu1l fires
McaI tine, Mr. Boxer and h's men are already milk
inc and FEEDING Tie cows, and his wife hs warm
tro5k fast for tbt m, oil roacy, before tsb c. Such
is country lie, al snch Is the poe paid for manly
stye,ptb spd female health and Iec cbesks.
Lesr fbe sea very strons and loud vt the moth,
which is not usueasl Efer violent atmospheric acjta-
tiors ard wien the WING has lulrd. fbsy Cali this
the io,e or ruis of The Ether expression il cbc
rect Tie IL tin rS1 IL the ropt vi both words. The
rus IN The road arc tie reeni's y - mig OF NJ r.
pesteS ana spccesye prs.sure blows q tho Wheel.
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believe there is no doubt shall return about
Cbristu as presume you have killed nothing yet
The weather is too dap. NAM, u,r,srr,
psf this weather holds, yo1 might perhaps. he
draw il mud, if you Drain the pond 60 Us to make
it dry enough.
MR. WEBSTER on DoCToRING A SICK OK.
Bosros, Jan. 10, Isie.
DEAR Sir: / suppose the Is dead. You did al
ven could II you have another creature sick IN the
same ny tr. at him rs you treated ID s. e,cept- Re
Ie,t tie bleeoing bleed him very freely :. Cut on
Tie end OF his tail. J. Put red pepper into vinegar
and cash it u his nosnls, frequently, Win syringe,
or soue sueh thing. II yea examined this OK so'
death, tell me what seemed to be the seat OF the
dhease.
am glad to b. ar your family is well. Be sure to
write every week puncuell' IL,
Yours, Ac., D. W.
Mr.. WEBSTER on Bos~ELLs JoHSsoS.
r. sLATCHfoED.
FrBkUARY lSi9, Sanday-l2 O'Clock.
Ny DEAR SIR: lave now youis ot Thursday even
Ing. This int,SGui ton OF the ordinary coamuth ttIon
s uue Dis agreeable. am sorry ~ heaT nothing yet
Of Fletcher
Mr.. Truman Smiths articipations may very probably
be roaIzed te al present a. things were not nm
bk,, Ia take that turn IL II saDge that there should
be nobody here by this time possessing GcOegal .y-
urs cvI6 ence. Many things require attention before
tie Sd ct MGTon, and iudeed at tals moment; among
otlos the nattr OF provision for outnts, IN tnoss
nissoDs il Which ohaLae s may be contemplated. !
Il ar that Lett or lie these about him taSe pro per
VII Of II stale Of things aod of what the future
quiies 10 be afforded 10 now.
have good deal of C. IL, and stay in to-day. Mr..
N.bster and the youIg ladies' have gone 10 church
with Mr. Quits. all looking into Il latest edition of
Borwei Johnson. read this book great many
tin fol merry AID remember much OF it, but With tue
notes Of The recent com ,oIaius Des and inter-
esiug alter. My lie has been unimporiant one,
and NY stI Ok Of lpiuI nation Lever urge Nor have
We Lao in This country associations CLUBS &c., where
con, e. saion has been cultivated Add yet | have
onon y shtd that What has passed, when have been
with some eminent mea on some occasions, could be
recalled and prsrvCd.
Mr Gore Mr.. King. Mr.. Mason the Buckmiasters,
fniher I'D IN CLicl-JUsiice Marshall, Chancellor
\ NJ, Judg, StCy, Dir Madison, Samuel Dexter, Nc.
& ,s,oD &C. have ell ,ad things woriby to be reme-
b,Iec aud YET on'y some OF them have leit anything
valuable on record. OF Mr.. Aues's conversation,
eu lot old enough to have beard much. Jeremiah
Smith va. perhaps toe beet t,ker l have been a..
9hSpteO wi h; hs was full Of knowledge OF books and
u \, al great deal Of ~t and humOr, aid abhofyed
sI. ! "a ne sI in .olerable state Of existence.
Wien frst came hare, there yas several old men
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disposed 10 squsres pareUeograms of the size Of
smell sheet Of ladies' nofe.paper; 1t was tender a.
Jelly; beside 1t stood tue turren OF me'ed butter
cisL Of nealy potatoes, and the vinegar cruet Can
this spectacle be exhibited in the Vie Cottage, on
Louisiana avenue. in the City of Washington
YouIs truly, always DANL WEBSTER
Ps 1Iipe; the Eryuon is the Greek word fptrtv,
to turn TO wind " from its involutions not the sane
rs Tripod" which mesns having three OF" bor
the same as tP, which from the L1tiD, zip sdisre
10 stbe The feet upon the ground smetime stun
bic, sometimes " % nimbyi TO "trip 1t on the Light
fantastic toe."
Mr.. wEBsTER TO PORTER WRIGHT, MS TARhIR.
WAsHlsGros, May /, 1852.
PORTER WRIGHT: leave for Msrshield this day.
have Iceyed your letter and trust you hot about
TO be SICK. Let LIE ray few things.
In the 6rst place keep up good courage. Do no
wois. Be ar lazy ~ you can. lake some body else
look after The workmen Go, with your wife, Oh some
lbIe journey. Think Of boihine but your health.
Pay eveiy man that owe dollar TO. saall b. At
bone son, and shall become the Mr.. Porter Wigh.
Of Marble
Look out for us Wednesday, as already advised.
P.S. You have done great things, indeed, With the
kelp. Go ahead bat do not worry yourself.
Mr.. WEBSTER TO FLETCHER wLBsrER.
WASHINGTON, April "a 1852.
DEAR FLEToHfR: We have had laugh ever
morning for week at the DonotoDy Of your le...~
They treat altogether Of tn weather. They are
az nigh have teen written in an observ story for nv
theological observations. Your mother tlinhs that
sbe oue lat to facilitate your studies In this Iioe by
scdipg 10 The stock Of your authorities and she there
fUIe seDds you 4" NcIon's Literary Almanac" IL
contains at least one good thing that IT, history Of
amai Gee ard almanac makers. 1t has also COCA no.
tice OF AuouboD, Ia i's necro.ogy.
lLopS TO get away next we,k, or the esrly part Of
The werL eiier, fer Marshfeld. shall n: try for
bout, If am obliged to great Goa, and IA iecs,
but If The weather should be warm shoald like " go
vi b you one day 10 Mr.. Heiges.
have recently been reeoieg book OF Dr.. H0l'sds,
tbs eminent London phys,i,n. He has GONE yrry ex-
cethf chapters upon the effect Of the ment atc ,as
uIon The eorporeal syatem its diseases, &c. Bat
intw all uis before DR. Holsod oil Any man may
learn 1t by observation. 81, pose yourself Ia yoar
hbieIy of very hot day ia July; the flies bite, tie
metkeioes sing ard the heat scoiches. Noz, ii yoa
wish to complete your Misery, throw up y.ur boots
ble Contour these uasket, es! This heat is i,to
erab'ei Do brDg ore some G oil lepon4ds aud put in
son st. Crox 10 kii the instctspS Add drink w Of
Id rcPea. the drought, aud By tale time you VIII b
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G. An immense Fremont and DAYTON
ratification meeting was held ct Newark,
n. j., on the evening Of the lst. Asa White
head, presided, assisted BY thirty Vice. resi-
dents, one half Of whom wcrc formerly
Democrats. Speeches were mads BY Hon.
Z. y. Culver, Of New York, +. d. K.mball,
OF Ohio, and others. The German Fremont
and Dayton Club we're il attendance in
strong numbers, and we're addressed By
speakers in their own language. Great en-
thusissm prevailed. One hundred euas we're
fired, and rockets set OF 10 the Park during
the evening.
John Charles Fremont ~'as born In
Savannah, Ga, on the 2lss OF January,
1913. His father bore the same name. w.s
deeply interested 10 studying the character
snd condition Of the North Ausrioaa lodi.
ans, and spent tho last year Of his life in
visiting many Of their tribes. The neither,
celebrated for her beauty md worth, VS.
Ann Beverly Whiting, . native Of Oloucester
Co., Virgins. Her family was connected
with many distinguished namea, including
that Of Washington, to whom she wss nearly
related.
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TO1 SALE.
40 ACRES nnc Land, situated on the Des Moines
. River about miles from the city Of Kso-
kuk on the st. Francis road, consisting VI rich
bottom and prairie land The Ksokuk, Port Des
Asines NJ. X. 4. passes through the upper part d
the tract. Terms easy Apply 70 ,,,o,,
| june36 kilbourne's Block, Maia 1t.
e half story brick dwelling house, situated On Ex
change st., between 18th and 18th: contains god
ROOMS has excellent cellar and brick cstern and
Ding In every wsy fitted up for comfortable resi-
c. r. DIMoND.
Junezc kilhUurne's Block, Main 1t.
E>0kSALE,-Two 6ne two story brick dwellings,.
situated on the corner VI Concert and 5th sts.-
ihi. house will readily rent for $500 . year, and
can . purchased at . bargain Apply n r
June0 Kilbourne's Block, Main 1t.
YO1 SALE.
'ISHE fractional Block No. Is, situated in Reid
= Leighton . addition, 1T the terminus Of 81 nth
and Seventh sts.. pext to Ridge RI. This property
one Of the Auest stone auaryies In Ice Co
G. pIMJS6,
June kilbourne's Block, Main u.
EOss SALE.
An FEET frent by 50 feet deep, on I'd IT. between
~ Exchange and Bank ats, With the improve
nsn's, will b. sod At bargain By
May 80 Kilbourae's Block. Main 1t.
Tor sALE.--2O feet front on 81 street, betveen
blondeaa and Concert, will se eold Low BY
c. r. DINOND,
May so kiibourne's Block, Main 81.
acslvea q GalIaghsT,s
General Advertising and Collecting Agency.
ss Dessborn-ss. Chicago.
Hail R~AA aaA Cas.1aiiAer.,
rarsIshiag store.
=. r. T. Armstrong 4 Co.,
No. - Rivsa 81 Cs,cAoo, H.,
Keep Constantly On hand
N HINISTS' TOOLS,
OF all kinds, from celebrated manufact urers.
Machine shops, Lowell, woroe..er, and othsrs;
LATHEs. -
DRILLS,
planners.
FAN BLOWERS,
And an endless variety Of smaller articles used in
the machine shop Also, agents for English and
and Lock Head Lights.
WOOD TOOLS,
Of all kinds.
STATIONARY AND PORTABLE
Ssoa0 EHgines,
Which for style and finish cannot be excelled, hav
ing all the new Improvements. These Engines ear
be sold lower than those made West, and warrant
ID to have H. full amount VI horse pewer they are
Aold for, which Western make Of Eagines seldom
hare.
EAnK's cHLxDaArRD PORTABLE saw nILLs,
Can cut one thni lumber than any other mills
proPortonats siss>.
Oak Tanned Leath Betting, all sizes,
Rubber Betting and Hose,
All kinds Of saw Mill Fixtures,
Saw Ganamen, superior ~ any thing ever invented
lSo0 Nails. Spikes. Wareh"use Trucks all Sizes
Aachinery OLE, warranted not to gum.
- All orders promptly filed At the lowest mar
ket prices. =. n. +. ARMSTRONG Co.
my9d3m
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l.Dssk Al an a. DAY BUAn EMli
WEhave nov on hand and odsr for Gle .. ouv
W Iasa on johnson ST., corner VI 9Th. vary Gu.
psror lot u DRY Lumber, consisting Of 3oo0O0 feet
Clear Inch, n inch, and s inch
Oommon. First and Ssroud.
Flooring. drssssd,
Shingles and LAths,
All Of which will sell n low = he 10 vest 10,
cash. DERMOJ,Y = NrCIIIA
-1uye-o0 So Agents.
EOR , Az.
"A SPL1NDiD Farm Of SIX hundred ssres, located
o. S.t,nx Ffairie. sixteen miles N. W. Of ths
u desired II will b. divided tosuit ps rshasers.
rne imProvemeD - are Vt superior chssuetcr.
!. Hnss oesn Pfor .oanced, BY those who have seer
% ono q he most beautiful faspas in sh~ eosn
Apply toJ. T. Cave, String Prairie, or 70 Cave
Son, Main Street, between Sd and 4th, Ksokuk.
$4,000 wersh q property Ter sale
O0 C4oAte.
iSii - seii ilv feet johnson street, bet. 5tt
and 9th sts. 81 9l2O per foot, I, :, Z, 8, g.
and year.. At per can't interest 4e fsst ur
I'D between Exchangr and Bank sta, and Lots I, 8
ana 70 D.Ssx no; zus, payable u as and two year
Lots 80, 10, IL and IL, In Bioak No. 1853; Alst
l6S feet ends OF Lots TO- IL ssd u In RIoek No
Is. All situated In Keokuk. Also SO acres 81
AAru ~cn aoc.seu - SscksOn xoWnshtps ore nftt
cash, balance In | = And3 years
HAWKINS TAYLOR.
also wants partner with from q, 800 70 1I0,O
(who - good business man, without any old fog,
,sndeneies, TO engage In the lumber business.
July3d H.T.
CsaPeei1lo. Is the liae g Tra1s.
Vim ROOFING, and al kinds Of johbng worl
= done On the most reasonable terms BY the uader
eiGnsd. And oil work done warranted 10 10 sQUa
toany other shop in this city or State
N 0hnvN NhA ~~hM As~ AZ
Streets. FREDERICK ZU09
keokuk, June 13d6m
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4
L. now., IA Locsw0S. Q. ,. rklr
HOWE, Lock NSOOD 4 Co..,
wnOLssALs AxD assAIL
Auction and CsDsssissiom Merch0xfs, aad
0eal Essase Agents,
Second 81, next door 70 tho Atheneaa, Keokak,
Iowa.
| DARrICULAR attention will be paid to buyin,
| i and selling Heal Estats and personal property
negotiating loans, and any other business that MAY
BE- entrusted TO NJ.
storing and forwarding goods and produce Of all
| kinds.
Liberal cash advances made on goods consigned
| for ssis when dcsired.
We have a large aud well selected stock OF Gold
and silver watches, Gold Jewelry and notions which
we o6er at Wholesale aud retail, rs low a. can bs
found in the country.
Merchants and ps,idlers viii be supplied at OK.
srsmeiy iow prices for cash.
A GOOD brick dwelling house wnth 8 rooms in
n pleasant part Of the city for sale ny
Q LOIS, on Carrot street, for sale Ly
! LOT, on Nigh street, for sale BY
Q GOOD business Lots, on the L.vee, for saie by
y II l.. 20.
A FINEFAkM, in Hancock Co. Ills. with gooi
"A improvements for sale BY II. l.. 4 co.
lex ACRES Of Lard, with improvements, with
lOO in miles Of the city ON the plank road, for
sale ~ H. l.. CO.
on ACRES VI Land, With improvements, With
CO 10 miles Of the city, on the plank road for
sale BY n. L. / co.
Qn0 ACRES Of Land, in Aissosri, for sale B,
LOW II. L. Gu.
TWO and one half acres Of Land, with = good
i brick house in Montruse, for sale by
ii. L. co.
A FINE BUGGY, suitable for one or two horses
"A and god one horse buggy, for sale by
H. l.. 4 co.
A HANDSOME brick house, situated on Cha han
"A Square, lot rs feet front BY lao deep, and will
be sold ~ . bargain by II. L. 4 co.
A LARGE brick house on Second street, lot 80
"A feet front by Is feet deep, for sale by
q LOTS IS fset front by 1856 feet deep, with . I'm.
= frame house with ave rooms, good cellar. and
ritaAtsd ina good location in the town Of Farming
ton, which will be sold II great bargain by
II. L. co.
7 OTIS, in block 1879, for sale by
e LOTS in Rsss' addition, for sale b.
~ H.LACO.
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n. -. Eubichk.

N0rthwsst corner Of Johnson and Third streets,
MILL b found one Of the finest stocks of staple
w add fAaey Dry floods 70 b. found in this city
u comprises ali the nsosssary and desirable goods
Tor Ladics 0entlsmen's and Children wear. Their
stock 81 fancy silks. bareges, de aines ehallices
tisesss, lawns hsillants robes. cloths, cashmere
vsseinsA, &C., u full and complete. Families will
end sobsaosd In this stock:
Linen and cotton pillow casing,
Linen and cotton sheeting
Lace and swiss Drapery curtains,
Fig. and piainA "A oil prints,
Lancaster aud Allandale quilts,
Bed ticking, furniture prints,
Stair linen, crash, buck abuck,
And cotton towelipg,
Together with almost every article usually kept
in exclusive dry good stores.
Determined 10 sell goods for close profits, We re-
specffuliy solicit ashArc of public patronage.
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THE undersigned hes removed his wholesale
Boot and 5nos business 10 No. -, North Maln
street. bstwsen "a and 3D. two doors west Of H. HDa.
ton Sons. W. Thu Mp ON
Ksokak, June II, ~ dem
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Curtain Danasks and WinAoW FIX.
tures.
CUPEk Satin DE LANES and Worsted Damasks,
- with Centre TAssels, side loops and Gimp to
match Lace and muslin curtains. IS, 50 and 20
inch buf linen shading, gilt cornicn curtain pins
and rollers in sets OF to suit =. d. FOSTER.
apr23daw
IJOUsEKEEPER's ODs-A ae assortment, Of
L linen AID cotton, 1914. la, ia sheet
;ngs, also, linen and cotton 49, 40 and Is inch pillow
castings, 1914, Ia and l2-i Aliandale, Lancas-
Ter and Imperial quilts. Damask, birdseys and
huckabuck toweling, linen and cotton diapers, Ia
spr2s .daw p.D FOSTER.
NTUSQUITO NETS AND BARS ~ aud yards
wi vide Musquito Netting. cut in any length
June 4-dav ?. D. FOSTER.
FOR GENTLE n ZEN.
kHINE, heavy and fancy beached linen drills and
Blowse, check and hlay linen con.ings.
White, bud aud check Marseilies vsstings.
India silk, linen, lawn.and gingl Am era vats.
Lisle thread and cause merino undershirts and
Isle thread linen and cotton half hose in great
variety # qualities, and fine Of gloves
in Kid Isle thread and cotton piai and checked,
myl7d FOSTERS.
"SPAKKLINa and br, ,ht,
~ In the liquid light
IL tho water IN glns -.
Msssrs Moore Hooper respectf ally announce 20
their friends and patrons, that they have again bat
in operation their fountain. which penses it, cool
and delicious waters, favored with the nectar and
juices Of most delicious fruits and Sewers. A win
tcrs rest has cnab ed Mcssrs. NJ. II. to make such
improve ments in the manufacturing process, that
they say unhesitstingly it cannot Be surpassed BY
any Grated water In the world. Call and satisfy
"Behold the mark,
little fountain cell
Where water clear "a diamond spark
my3d In y stone basin felt
NOTICE To BUILDERs.
A LARGE and we'll selected stock Of Paints, Oils
"a Glass, Vaxnish, &C.. &C., on hand and Tor sale
by YooaE HoopEa, Druggists, Main ST., below
THIRD, consisting In part Of
White Lead, pure No.l
Snow white Zinc, very superior,
Zinc dryer,
Colors in great variety, both dry and in oil d. IN
in I, 2, 4, s and 10 b cans.
Copal Vsrnish,
japan do
4 White do
Lc:.hs. &c
Glass Of best hrxn1ts and various sisss,
All Of which they will sell cheaper than any othe
house In the city, for cash.
Civ. y cali: MOORE 1 HOOPER.
September ), lS65.-d
MOORE } HoOPER,s 0lyeeum Ointment |. j.
AVA hghiful article Tor chapped hands, lipe &c. q
AOOkE HOOPEk'6. on Main,
novl7 near Third street.
H1NUINE Hears Oil, White Sick Pomade lus
~ received and FOR sale cheap by
novl7 MOORE HOOPER.
lust received, supply Of Winter Strained Tar,
- Oil, superior article.
novl7 MOORE 1 HOOPER.
M0seF0oo0u.
II. HANNAH manufactures Hair, Moss. Shuck. An,
Cotton MAttrassss. and other articles In his line
His long experience and strict attention to business
b hopes wilisscprs him liberal patronage. Thos
In 1ssd Of these articles will do we'll 70 rive him
call % Tht.ustssst, onsdoor from 1xchapee.
nyl4 dt1 -s'---
| CuPloslllss Ter the LITTLE vesrs.
LIVERY thing that you can think Of g tickle n
- hearts Of the little folks can be had Of O. Ohee
| top, ct the
6st 80. SIGN OF THE BIo FIDDLE.
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TUX - AosEs
Oh ACRES, finely situated abont Of mile b.
q low the city.
Is lots, finely located. In kilbourne's addition
Ane building lots, on High, between fourth and
Fifth SIS.
lots on Palsn between 10th and lIth sts
Every handsome lots on Orleans street. between
9Th and orb.
handsome lots on Franklin street, between sth
and 9th.
lot on Des Moincs street, between 10th and lth
For terms apply to e. X. DIMOND,
junc26 kiib,urne's Block, Main 1t.
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NOllCe.

A LII persons indebted - The late arm Of Baldwia
"A Evans &Ce., ars huFsby notiAsd that paynen
Of same u expected on o. before the Arst al jail
next, b the undsrsigned.
June IS, IS5e-d&w BALDWIN 4 EVANS.
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New stock.
COMSTOCk 4 BROS,
STOVES
Tinners' stock.

5000 lbs. oval and round Copper Bottoms IRON -
10 inches.
5000 bdls Sheet Iron Mom No. IA TO ~.
1000 packages Plymouth kiveu, iron and tiA'1s
from 3 ~. to II lbs.
500 boxes Tin plate.
500 bundles Iron wire from No. 9 to No. ~.
100 gross Tea kettle breasts and covers from q -
ia inches.
so gross Pressed tin bottoms from to- inch.
so do do scolloped and plain dinner plates
go do Stove ornaments assorted.
20 do Oval Tea pot Breast and Covers.
I66 do Assorted tin'd ears.
30 do Iron tea kettle ears.
$50 do do do do burs.
100 do Pressed tin pot Govern.
500 do Of No. l, 2, and peutsr knoLs
100 feet Brass Wire Cloth,
Bent Spouts. assorted sisss
Perforatcdtin IN sheets;
Copper Rivets and Bun;
Bucket Handles;
Mallets expressly for timers use
Stove Backing in papers or by the key.
CON- rOCk L BROTHERS.
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=. =. L r. BOWER,
Successors " Bruce 4 Danicls.)
Wholesale 0rocera.

=.
=. =. L r. BOWER,
Successors " Bruce Danicls.)
Wholesale 0roceYs,
PRODUCE AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
NJ %. 90. old stand, south side of Main street, be-
IN tween Third and Fourth sts., Keokuk, Iowa.
N. B.-We will make liberal cash advances on oil
produce or merchandise sent to for sale here OF
for shipment and solicit consEnments. Country
produce VI al kinds wanted for which We will
pay the highest market price in cash or goods.
4 Cara.
We have soll our stock Of Groceries to Messrs
K. +. J. BOWER, who will continue the business
1t our old stand. We recommend them to our
friends and old customers, upright aud honorable
men. and solicit for them continuance Of the pat
ronage so liberal y bestowed upon US.
As We are anxious to close up our old business,
We have to requ.st that those who are indebted to
as will settle soon possible, and those to whom
We are indebted will present their accounts for set
Element. Our books and papers are 1t the othce Of
K. +. ! F. Bower, where We may be found.
je27d2w&wy BRUCE x DANIELS.
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THr FILLAoRE Know NorHIxos IN Con-
c.Ess.-The Fillmore Know Nothinss Of the
House have taken the Southern side OF the
Kansas question, from which il 10 svidsos
that Mr.. Fillmore l. to be run in the South
upon Southern principles - strong - those
OF the Cincinnati Democracy. Very veil.
The result will probably be the lose 70 the
Democracy OF three or four States in the
South, and gain to Fremont in the North
~ the loss to Buchanan Of those Know
Nothing hard shell Democratic votes which
Mr.. Fillmore Will take away. II il were not
20 late in the season We should think il
would be good idea for Mr.. Fillmore to
make y pilgrimage to the South. IN. Y.
Herald, "a.
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Fer sale Or Choeser.
THE steamer "MARY c." - she
lies at the St. Louis wharf, in
complete running order, having been
thoroughly ovsrhauled and re- fitted
shis spring. For particulars apply 70 or address
AUDD& HUGHES,
June l7du 1t. Louio.
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Deal 1e1nAe anA 1nsusonce Agsos.
|nffICR 10 kilboarne's Block, Main street, b..
~ twssas36asd "a, Ksokuk lows.
Rseaa.scss--Rdward Kilbourne, Esq., Ksoksk
John Whitehead, Rrq., New York; Chas. L. Hrust
d Asssn. Page, Briggs Bsbbitt, Boston Amos
y. Smith, ESQ.,. Providence, Il. L.; Edgar Couklin
Id, CincinnAsi, o. J. W. Zarkeric. ESQ, New or.
leans.
REAL ESTATE AGENCY.--Psrticular attention
paid TO the purchasing and selling VI City Ipes
Houses and Lands OF every description.
LIFE, FIRE, 1 MARINE INSURANCE AQEN.
CT for the "Mstual Life Insurance Com pany" Of N.
Yofk. ACCUMULATED FuSD, $3.50 900
THE "ATLANTIC FIRE 4 MARINE ms.
600
THE "ATHENEUM FIRE INSURANCE co. - Of
London. DRAscn AT pnILADxLpalA, Pa.
THE "PEORIA MARINE AND FIRE ms. CO., !"
Of Psoris, Ills. PAID ~ CAPITAL 500 600.
Having been appointed Agent for the above
named first class, reliable Offices, would beg leave
TO inform the merchants and citizens generally Of
his city, that am prepared to take Lfe, Fire and
IA Inc Kinks, 1t - low rates can b. had IT any
9th sound and relshle ofkces. Opeu Pol,cirs
gfa ted on ~ favorable terms cum b. hsd in any
Of be Eastern Cities.
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