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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-11-01

Editor Free Trader Permit me TO say
through your columns, in eeply to my
Fl lends who have requested ~ to become .
candidate for the Office o. prosesatng attor
ney for this circuit, that cannst comply
with their request. l would also tender
them my sincere thanks for this manifesto
ton of their confidence aud esteeIn.
Truly yours, &C., D. 2. 9ees.
Ottawa, Oct. S0th, 1866.
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SUPERINTENDENT of Public Instruction.


This is an Office so little connected with
politics, that in the general contest on poll
teal officers IN this state, the particular me-
rits or dement's of tine candidates presented
for superintendent Of public instruction have
been comparatively overlooked. Feeling
entirely safe that the democratic state ticket
would be elected, We presumed, Of course,
Mr.. ST. Matthew would DC elected with it,
and had thus far deemed IL unnecessary to
refer 10 him or his opponent particularly. -
As it appears, however, by the following
article which we find in the Peoria Duly
Neus, that the most unfair means are being
resorted 10, to defeat the democratic candi.
date, II becomes q duty to call public atten-
ton to the matter, and to lot the people
know who and what Mr.. Powell, the fusion
candidate, is.
In addition to what is said below, we can
add, tina, VIM. II. Powell is the same gen.
! t!eman who was teacher a few years ago in
| La Sale county, afterwards kept one
horse ''yaller kiver" book store there, and
then migrated TO Peoria. He was always
regarded as rather triflins, shallow fellow
of some education, but no business quaiti-
cations or stamina Of character. Politically
he claimed to be democrat, and at one time
wanted the democrats to nominate him for
school commissioner Of this county. Failing
in this, he was taken up and supported as
the opposition candidate, and in travelling
over the county eectioneering, ne pretended
in some quarters to be democrat, in others
. whg, and in others an abolitionist. He
was beaten by our present efficient school
commissioner, D. p. JONES, Esq, about
two to one. Two years ago he joined the
know nothings, but getting no Office by the
operation, he deserted them, and is now
known as an out-and-out aboiitioDist.
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q, Tns.d.v evening last BLOOMINGTON ~

On Tuesday evening last Bloomington was
visited with another disastrous fire. The
large three story brick building on Cen ire
street, about 100 yards north of the Pike
House, owned by Msssrs. Park, Brothers &
Taylor, and occupied BY them as planning
Is estimated at Gle, 900. Supposed to have
been the work Of an incsndiary-
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N"vE. APPLICATION or ELEcrKoTYrY.-M
Oudry, a French savant, has made prelimi.
nary experiments for applying electrotypy
on an enormous scale, no other than to the
copperins of wood and iron ships.oi whatever
tonnage. According to this plan the vessel
would first he coated with an adherent spe-
cies OF var isl, then placed in a dock to
which t.! aiiicrous solution would be ad-
mitted, ard men, by series of piles, the
requisite thickness of copper would be de-
posted in from eight to ten days. The ad-
vantages promised are dminutlon of cost
and perfection of result for, there being no
joints in the copper, destructive animals
could not penetrate, neither would weeds ac-
cumulate on the bottom.
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The elections of Pennsylvania and Indiana
have laid out Fremont as cold as wedge
He is dead beyond all possibility of resurrec-
ton, and none are more sensible of it than
the Black Republicans themselves.
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The man who had made fortune by in
dustry and close economy, in retail bust.
ness, at last retired from trade, and loaned
his money on interest One day, IN md
summer, friend happened to say to HIM ::
How pleasant it is to have such long,
bright day ''Why, yes" replied he,
"but these long days the interest comes I"
20 rery slOn."
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To NaturaiiZed Citizens,

49, .'t.."f u .ItiDtII s4iVuIu DC tart
full to take with hin to the election his nat
uralizatioh papers. There will doubtless be
challenges at all the polls. Democrats, see
that not one vote is lost in this way.
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But suppose We are defeated-whst of It
Neither Jefferson, jackson nor Harrison Was
elected on his first canvass for Rresident-
Nep York Tribune.
This looks like an anchor to withdrsw-
the Mustang is to be defeated the 6rst time.
but will be invincible in 1860.
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How the New Fusion Works IN Pennsyl.
VanIa.

A telegraph despatch from Philadelphia,
Oct 9th, says:
meeting was announced tonight at Ma
tional Hall to ratfy the Union Electoral
ticket. to be addressed by Messrs Mill
wood, Reed and others, in behalf of tho
rough fusion ticket to defeat Buchanan
The Hall was crowded before the hour fixed
by party of rowdies, vino created riot,
attacking the speakers and dragging them
from the stand.
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CRIME ~ New YoRK.-During the last six

CRIME IN New foRK During the last SIX
months, the police of New York City, have
made II arrests for murder, 1913 for pa sing
counterfeit money, II for assault with intent
to kill. for arson, 1913 burglary, l, 482 as
sault and battery, % forgery, % gambling,
los bIganv. There were 1924 offences
committed against property; 1873 viola
tons Of Corporation ordinances; 30, 4o4 per-
sons were accommodated it'll lodgings at
the several station houses.
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John Moore, the democratic candidate for
State Treasurer, is Of forSgn birth; his com.
petitor, James Miller, is the nominee of the
Fillmore and Fremont wings Of the know
r.o,hine yar'y. viii you vote to prescribe
~. 1900 WLo has
s~oyn IN proscribc SOu
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ImuOrtant Medical Discovery.
TIE GREATEST REMEDY TIE WORLD FOR
p uifyips the Blood p!
Dr.. EASTEREY'S
IODINE and SARSAPARlLLA.
This Msdicne is siz times STRONGER CHEAP
In ana BETTER than any other Sarsapaiilla
preparation in More than 1000
ooities OF This valuable Medicine have
nave been sold during the last n

Two yeaf3.
Il is prepared by new and mos, anurovcd chemical
process aud combines in highly concentrated state
the od.n. Of Potassium the Extract Of sar.ap,rilI Tia.
Honduras Root, the Yellow Dock and s,quvia with
other valuable Vegetable Extracts ,.ltici, renders the
compound the certain aud tie Give curatiy, l
for all diseases arising from Impure State Of the
Blood, hsbi, Of the SYSTEM viz:
Sc!,yiia or Kings EcR, 1ai.celS, T4laors ErVg,,u.
on t'e SKIN, E,5sioeia., ,1roaic, SIRE Eyes. Ring
/ Horm or Tth1', s ali HeaJ OlI Sores anil i7ce,s
FIRE" Sores, S'e,iiiag 9fMe Giands, Lep,osy, WHIT
.Sr.Hi"gs ScyofHions TaLirc1j. 6onsuD.p tion OF
he L"Hg~, Aotches BoiLs Pio.Dtes On tie Face Sur
ty Discusses 81 tie hidneys, Dropsy G,drei Piles Ii
| rer 'omPI"inf Scondary .SyI,hifis Ieneren III
sedse Dy-pepsfo' determinations, General DeJaity,
Aeardtgia or Tic Dolocelr, Pains IN he Bon.s aud
Oof"ts, FrDl0te LregsI1rti,s, chronic Ioughs and
al Disdses d''sinJ from ne AZ Mercury o., "a.
! LaacL
The astonishing power Of DR.. EIsrgsIr's Io,Iyy .,n
sARsAPAELIA in driving and radically removing all
diseased and impure fluids from the body Is no doubt
owing to the matches curative properties contained in
The ingredients and the scientific of it, prepare
ton.
NJ preparation claims to combine such medicinal pro-
perties employed in this no other hs, ever .f
fected many astonishing cures. Tie most eminent,
Physicians Of St Louis and also those Of nearly every
city and town in the Western and soutcrn States re-
commend this preparation, because it is
dy and they know the ingredients the beet that CARS
be used.
II is seldom physicians prescribe prepared medicines
and never do 20, unless they have knowledge Of their
components, and know they are safe and saluary In
their effects and prenared by scientific men.
The Medical Faculty, and men OF the highest erudtoa
unite in recommending Dr. Easterly's Iodine sarss-
parla, combining muea surably greater efficacy than
any other SIrsaparia preparation, which is aogbtess
the of its RAPID sale in all parts the country
where it Is known.
GautiGn.-PIrciasers should he particular 10 ask
for DR.. EASTERLY'S IODINE AND sARsAPARILLA,
and take nothing else. No other preparation combines
the IODINE OF POTASH, SARsAPARlLLA, YELLOW
DOCK and STILLENGIA and no other possesses the
alive properties Of THE thousands will testify that
have used it.
. Price One Dollar per Bottle Six Bottles for Five
Dollars.
sx-A liberal deduction made to Dealers who buy to
sell again.
81 Prepared by DR.. Hasterty, OF Third and
Chestnut streets, At. Louis, NJ.
80 For Sale by 4. :. PcrNAu, Druggist, Ottawa ,nf
by Druggist. and Dealers il Medicine throughout the
United states. s.ps,
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Large Lot of
NEW FL 1NiTURE.
Which Must be Sold, at
RuSSell'S Furniture Depot.

he suDscriber respectfully announces to his old
TONERS and the people generally. that he has Gin adj
dition to his own manufacture just filed up with Fab
and Winter stock of Eastern Furniture and as he pur
poses making some improvements and enarging his
sness early in the Spring, this stock must be sold out
1t consists of
Sofas, a large lot, assorted,
Tete Tetes,
Card and Centre Tables, cheap
Piano Stools
Looking Glasses, (Frer CHI piates,) gilt,
Rosewood aud Mahogah! Frames the largest lot OF.
fered in this City and the cheapest,
Cane Seat Chairs, - dozen, assorted
Flag Seat Chairs 30 dozen different styles and prices
Bedsieads Mahogany, French, and all other Styles and
any quantity,
Windsor Chairs, some good and cheap.
Please call and see. PETER RJSSrIJ
Ottawa, October %, 1856.
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Buy yoE. t:oc'. y, the View
EASTERN CLOTHING HOUSE,

One door sount Of g. l.. ThOmpsons Drug Store, ot-
tara, Illinois,
TIE goods buyers Of this city and surrounding coun
try will their interest to call at this establish
men and the goods and prices before purcas-
ing elsewhere they will certainly save 70 TO ~ cents
on dollar This stock tjust orcne) is entirely ne"
and fresh from our large Clothing Mandatory, No IA
West Pratt Street, Baltimore. and offers Inducements IN
selections which older stocks Of shopworn gocs cannot
present This is undoubtedly the best general assof-
rnent of Ready Made Mems and Boys Ciof'i-s and
Genilemens Furnishing Goods in La Sale County, and
equal any in the State, and Of our nesbors
when enqured Of by DO not knov that .Te s
new town, you Mi! please look for the -igb Of
the times recently unfrIed the breeze Of popua IA
which /. plainly written, EASTERN CL"inSG
HuusE WOLF, BEg,.aAS & Co"
New arrivals every week during the season.
Country Merchants requested To give Us call for
it will be their interest, will sell at Eastern
wholesale prices [ocil WOLF, BERGMAN L CO.
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The Jersey City Telegraph is decidedly
funny paper. Here is . story original
with it:
A young gentleman of estimable charsc-
ter and extended requirements was seriously
injured in the legs last Sunday night 81
trying to take home two ladies' At once.-
The flesh about his ankles was complefelv
worn off by the ladies' hoops-of course -
ants were ruined.
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NEXT iuEsDAY-See to it a At or ticket
is r'g,'' vote early, and thca Zig Up your
neighbors 10 the polls.
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Fremont IN a MINORITY in Ohio.

The Cincinnati Enquirer publishes the
Official returns from forty-three counties,
which foot up rs follows:
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Tn. Ban Of Providence, r. l., has sus.
pended payment.
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The Rev Mr. TRYDAY will preach in Mechanics Han
next Sabbath, at lO4 O'Clock 4. II. now
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In Me matter Of the Estate IF Patrick Far
0,JsoD 1ecI

To Gttherfas Ffrglson, administrative or tie EStte
or NE sdd f'tesHute.-fou hereby notified that
shall apply TO the Lii Sale County Court the De-
ceInber be held at the Court House Ottawa,
the 10Th day of December next, to be released from
Their liability security your official bond as atmi-
nistratrx of the of the said Patrick Farguson
ceased. Tnoyi-iwsl JOHN MCCARTHY
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TIE Republican vote in tue whole State
viii exceed the Democratic by about II 900,
and the Fillmore vote will reach ~ 900. iesv.
ing the Republicans in minority Of 10000
IN the State.
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NARRIED-pn the 2ji nit. ny Rev VI. "a. " .n.,iesey,
Mr.. CHlgLES DRLASU and Mis-. MARY ATcHEkLEY.
a, tticI, fn fii- county the 18th ut, by Rev Nj
Walden, Mr. J0S l.. CLARK, and Miss JULIA HARDY, all
o; ttica. -
Al Tor..ca. the 29tb nit by Rev. T. G.. Trash, Nr.
JotI SWIFT, aud Miss ELzA V. ArttR, all Of Ipuio's
On 3.stA ult.. by the Rev G. S-h!os>er. Mr.. Th.s
/ Z,kLISs and Mis- LlYNA EBr, all of Troy Grove -
Sale
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Slr0yeds
IRON the subscriber reejcins On the Chicaeo road,
I about miles north OF Ottawa, some time IN August
last, two year old sORREL MARE COLT, WIN white
strip u the face, hind foot White ana praho D. 2.
under the left hip. .
Any person returning said animal to the subscrbe or
giving information where she may he found WIZ De nbe
rallv rcwardsl. Loc25 1m.l &OllN SWEENEY:
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Fall and II inter Goods.
,.EEfS E1s.Esgsi lss-s.

Merchant Tailor. Clio thier, and Gentle
mems Furnishing House,
4! his olf skId, It Ai@ of ne SySfre, oppos.te TEE
tout Huns.
"a r. . .'ss tla: 10 'i'i's ~ "'f>itits>
lie make Ii business known, takes this method
s;li soliciting same has endeayored to make hi,
place Of more attractive than by purcas
ing the III assortment Of Goods that has been
broug; i'fo > market Of the best qualities aud latest
s.yle-. consisting in part of
EsTonticIotli~.
81 French and i-ierir-iI naHHfa Black. BTO5n.
RlEr and Grcca Cloths Grey and Cp'aryd Cloth, for
GoakiH=; EacS aud Drown Beaver: Black Hor.Aius
Ribbed, Plain and Fancy ta,sim,res; Back, B.y...l.
Due, aaI DTab Pilot Overcoming.
Nrsting-
~ every yarir:y-Plaiu aud Fgcrei Dack Sk Pain
AID Figured Feyc'S; Fancy silks Plush Satins.
Furni>iIing GcUd>.
Shirts. Wrapper Drawer. fun assortment o; Gents
Hosiery. Collars. Crayats. Linen and sin Handkerchief
and al! other foods generally found IL Gents Furnish
ing House Also,
READY WiDE TLOTUyNG.
fui stock made up under biz supervision warranted
:" = 'e better satisfaction than Eastern made
word hls stock j. complete aud need only be eNa-
IniIed 10 Dc appreciated lie invites all who in want
To- linn a call before purchasing elsewhere. lie
ke,Is but ;Ee best Of worAtneI all Garments
made hy him are warranted TO give satisfaction.
Orders for making Cutliing when person, furnish their
own Goods attended TO with pronptHess, and garments
Of every kind will be cut for wishing ret
made up.
lie has also made arrangements receive the Fash
ions monthly. JOHN PFRIISNiI-S
Ottawa. November I. 1876.
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ILLINOIS DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS.
.,,ocr ,-,c xoy,y ,r1oSs FOE CONGRESS.

p.aocg.rrc NOMINATIONS FOE CoS6EEss
yyr.> y,i.frirk-EICIIARD NoLOSi-
&6;rd Disfrief-URI OSGOoD-
Eo.rfb District-J. VI. DANlDsoS-
T;db I,;arief-I- " NORRlS.
csrf6 Disfricf-THOMAS L. HAnhiT-
G~,.nM Disirict-AARON STA" Vong 'e,"'''
J. G. ALLEN, tn.or
, n:,;.. FORFEIT SMITH. dong term J
6'eH"' N's i l. ID MORRISON, (Aio-s -
NOMINATION FOR STATE SENATE:
WILLIAM II. ". CJSUNAN.
NOMINATION FOR EEPREsENTATINEs:
WILLIAM BARBER, IF La Sdtte Co..
MORGAN L. PAYNE, Of Liringston To-.
Democratic County Ticker.
For Sheriff,
NORMAN SMITH, Of Freedom.
For Circuit Cle'k,
GEO. R. BELFORD, ef Eagle.
For Coroner,
HENRY SLUSSER, Of Peru.
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u FOR PRESIDENT,
JAMES BUCHANAN.
FOR VICE fEEsIDESr-
&c. BRECKE NRlDGE,
OF kESTUCsy.
Democratic E,cc,orHl Ticket.

Democratic Electoral TickeV'
For Electors az ifrg~.
4 NJ. HERRINTON, Of Kane.
CHARLES H. CONSTABLE Of tl1rkf
District Electors.
1-s MERRITT T. JOSLYS- of Nclleury
= HUGH MAHrR. Of Cook.
- MILTON T. PETERS. Of Burraa.
- ROBERT HOLLOWAY. Of Wares
n JOHN r. RICHMOND, o; >chuylS'
Oh 3. W MOULTON, % shelby
TIL o. b. TICKIIN, Of Coles.
0lh W. A. J. SPARKS, of Clinton.
Sth- JOHN A. LOGAN, o: Franklin.
ILLINOIS DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS
For Gor~FHOF.
wM. A. RICHARDSON, % ADAMS
For Li~ufeHdnf GOrSrRor.
RICHARD J. HAMILTON OF Coos
For Ssrr.f,Iry Of StGfs
wM H. SNYDER, OF 81 Clair
E,,- 1,Fstor of PsJIic iccoy5ss.
SAMUEL n. CASEY, of Franklin.
For TTsdsUrer
JOUN MOORE Of Mclean
~ S,,-y-isk-n,fenf Of PHiiic Ii&fI'Hcs'0h.
J. ii. ST. MATTHEW, of Tals"eH-
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Auction.
" HE subscriber will sell at his residence three
- miles north Of Ottawa, and mile west OF the
Plank Road, on Tuesday, NosegJsr 1ltt, 1856, the fol-
lowing property:
-Four superior Brood Mares Stallion one Yearing
Colt Spring Colts Is head of Cattle, embracing
full blood Durhan,s- Wagons Green's Reaper, 4
Horse Power Corn Shelter, 50 Tons Hay &c.
1eI7ns.-6 months credit S., without in.
erest, paid when due, otherwise 10 per cent inte
rest nov1] j. b. NAUDIEH.
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II Il =
Garner M,in d. CoiunibHs sts.-h,s. Gre0gsosd stand
MISS SARAH AVERY
v.FYOULD respectfully inform the ladies OF Ottawa and
W. vicinity that have just returned from New York
;,h the latest and best styles of MILLINERY, consist.
- 4, mari of first class Patterz Hats Rbhnns Flowers
p,m,. and Dress Caps Also, splendid lot OF Bridal
WrestIs to six dollars. A large assortment OF
Hosiery, Opera Hoods, &c, &c.
nv object in going New York TO purchase Millinery
this In first place pay Dash dawn COR my (3oods
can buy cheaper than those who buy in Chicago lean
get laier fashions and later styles. sell better
article of Goods cheaper, and can o(er in
duoements ~ the LADIES Of Ottawa equal any eastern
City
Ladies' please call and my STOCK and iatter my.
seh you will not be disappointed.
oc25 SARAH AVERY
Wamteda
"A oc25 Mise AvESY.
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Take Notice;

TAKEN up by the subscriber living in Dayton Town
ship, La Sale Co.. H., on the 29th October, l>j6,
Hog, while tresPassing on my wheat field. The
can have them by paying damages and taking then
away. inovl-3wsl WILLIAM R0MARY.
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NnIic, To Yenrhers

NOtscr To Teachers
HE Board of Examiners for La sale County vii
= meet at the Office of the School Commits sioner IL
OTTAWA Tor the purpose OF examining teachers, Fri
day the l4th day of Member next.
Aoyl D. Il. JONES. SHoof C1..1,iSSiDu~r
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4 IGIfT ACRE FARM. i2 miles from OTTAWA cheap for
L. cash. tncvll JULIUS AVERY Ottawa, III.
q nb0 RARRELs OF APPLES, jus, received
- WV from Lockport, " Y, at
novl PHIL. GODFRFY,S
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sworn to prescribe yon.
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NOMINATION FOR STATE SENATE:

WILLIAM BARBER, IF La .Satte Co..
MORGAN l.. PAYNE, Of Liringston 20.
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Nanie'i.
M ~ BUSHELS Grass. and !. 0GO bnshe. Co-
4 w " Yer Feed, for which win p1y cs.L ut
our Store. Loclll IAlIEKT. BEAN a COI1uN.
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a.u.6

.'.-''.'"5 Uvv1lI II 04o-9. -ss''
datsest Sslsal lslA T.! 3seassa:
r1AvIN0 just so~0gue1 1roD ~ 1ast,
II sssUo01 1Ilt sall M 1ttsatieo = ~ 80
lsisads - a. pnblis gsasssily - ny new ~
asd 1ns 49, ~ watches, jowslry silver ana plated
wsrs, 1Ansy goeds. %.
Fine goA duplex, magic, patent ana detached
lever WAacAes; silver patent 9nd detached Acvsp,
~ L'epiass, Of all kiads and qualities.
JeWolry.
Lsdics' plain gold, mosaic, cameo and enamelled
sss-rings and breast pins, ladies' and children .
gold and lot bracelets, ladies and gent gold chains,
pencils and pens, gold and diamond finger rings,
gold and silver thimhles, gents gold breast pins,
studs collar and sleeve bsttsns. gold, silver, steel
and patent spectaces, pocket, table and dessert cut
lsry, and scissors.
silver ware,
In which line intend not to be surpassed by any
store west or north Of st. Louis, viz silver table,
dessert and tea and forks, sugar cream, mus
tard and salt spoons butter and frait knives silver
and plated napkin rings, &c.
PlaseA ware ana Fancy Gseds.
Plated and britannia tea sets, castors, fruit and
cake baskets, candlesticks, pearl and she'll pocket
books, and in fact every thing pertaining to my
line.
A general assortment u clocks Of the latest pat
terms and best make, all warranted 70 Keep good
time.
xn- Watches and Jewelry repAiredin the mos
workmaniike m amer, and nj the shortest notice.
my6-dly JULES GEIsER.
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PATRICK & GROUSE,
DgALKRs IN
PIANO FORTE =
Sheet Music. ana

USICAL MEKCHA
@ ALE Rooms over Howe Lock. A
- =oat. : ss:.s..ss ss::>cs:a s:.sa., -
tween Main and johnson, Keokuk NSN
Iowa. WeshAAi slsays keep On hand
an elegant assdstlaehf Of Pianos fsoM the Esse
aAkors Child Rishop's Asle1sonsi Martin, Hall
4 Sons and Imported GuitArsi French asd AssnAa
Victims; Amrrirsn and imported ftutss; ffuttnAs
and Aosordeons; Fine French English and italian
Violin Sttays; Drums; Violin Cares Piano Stools
and Govern. A large and select catalogue o. Sheet
Ausic ard Instruction Boo.s. Pianos and Melode-
ons sold u ManufActurers' prices and Alvsys war
liberal terms. Pianos timed and musical instru-
usnts repaired Owing TO the low stAge Of water In
The Ohio River, w at unahlc st present TO gcl
any portion Of large stock Of Pianos hsrs except
few shipments BY railroad, which are expected
ooOn.
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Asos UnAa -. kseknk, Iswa. -
Wn&amA sGbe to Tie psblic "a immense stosk
- HATS And CAPS. all new Spring and summer
styiss.
Ezra MoLE SKIN HArs,
W1rSE BEAvEs HArs,
0gNrs' Sorr DaEss HAfs,
fRxSca FELr HAfs,
FINE Wool HAfs,
Low PRscs Wool HAYs,
CmLpasx'sTAxcr HArs Cars.
In fact,
HATS ANO GAPS
OF ALL KINDS,
Cheaper than ever before offered in this
Any QUANTITY o. snAw Goops,
PANAMA HAfs,
LRonoaS HArs,
PALx LsAY HArs,
CENTS rU1MsHiNGS GOODS a,i;
SILK UNDERWEAR On AL KINDA, srPHaioR
WHITE AND FANCY SHIRTS,
Extrs QaAlity,)
SILK, Lists TaHsAD, Wool AND Corros
HoslxRY;
WHITE AND c0LoREED KID GLOVES
scARFs,
CRAvATS,S
SUSPENDERs.
Also, numerous variety Of many othel
articles.
Please call ani examine for yourselves.
A. c. SHELDON,
May 3i-d No. IS Main Street.