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LoRD BRoUnnAA AT CANSEs.--The papers
tells us that Lord Brougham has left London
for Cannes. And for this good reasoA His
lordship would avoid the cold winds OF the
next two months and SO returns to the Lords
again to ply that well-worn historic broom
among the cobwebs Of law, fighting a., for
almost fifty years he has fought, the spiders
OF abuse. There was q time when Harry
Brougham would have set his teeth against a
tornado, giving it something stronger than
it brought; but even giants feel the touch Of
time, and disdainfully think, but still must
| think, of flannel and the east wind. And 30
Brougham HES from smoky Westminster and
the muddy Thames to sapphire bright Can
mes, and the deep-b.ue Mediterranean. And
there--it is the hope Of Punch--of Punch,
who, in his dny has had his joke with the
giant, but still joke with no abatement Of
rererence-there may the great law-reform-
er, the great national schoolmnster, amid
orange groves, and beneath an unclouded
heaven, find health and strength visit him
with their best influences. There may his
blood run clearly aud sparklingly ana there,
whilst March winds bite sharp British attor-
neys to the bone, there may gentle gales i'm
part another freshness, q new vigor TO the
brain OF the great man who, for two score
years and more, has wrestled with ignorance
and wrong, and again and again trod them
bowling in the dust The labors Of Brougham
have made him in his old age almost u sacred
man among men. 1t is well that we should
look reyerenily, tenderly towards the light
that still remains to the world; light that
may burn the longer that it burns sometime
in gentle air; light, too precious TO be
carelesslv visited by an east wind. even
though blowing in IIailowed Westminster
Punch, Feb. eth.
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CT Judge fancy seems to be at issue with
his Old friend and patron, General jackson.
as 70 the sidfas OF colored people. The
Judge says they cannot be citizens of the
United States. The General, in his address
to the free colored population Of Louisiana,
IN 1914, repeatedly called them citizens. In
one Of these addresses he told them he would
appoint commissioned officers to command
them from among their ''white fellow citi-
zens.' The words he repeatedly uses form q
NICE collection for Jacksonian Democrats
who Uphold Taney's iniquitous decision to
chew upon. ST. Louis Dem.
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ron oA1k.
nNE Lot south side q kxsAAaes stssst, sbovs
~ Ilth improved With TIVE ssssy brick hoass,
rsoms, eistsrn, we'll, -.
Also, ) Lots corner 18th AnA kxchAags sts.; In
proved With IA story brick cottage, roous and .
hail. osiiar sndsr ths whole, summer kitchen. els
tern, veil, wood houss, -. The lot viii thA kn-
psovsmsnts upon u viii b sed separate ilsqaifsA.
Apply - PRIMROSE AAYN&.
moh5-d 0eecnd-et.
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Prs0ross + AAaynes,
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.

nFRkk Tor sale 3 Bayo II SlA AeSe0s Ono
~ Il The most dsslsahls farms In Iowa. There
are - aarss In timber, hsiasss prairis-sll unAsr
cultivation sxssps ~ serss anA tAas With the othss,
under good fsusing. Inpsovsnsnts-3 goed frame
hossss, with cistsrp and veil ~ saeA, sna stock
wells di6srsnt pArts Of the fasn; alss enc 81
the best frame bssas in the state With stablng At
tsshsd. Situate - miles from Winchester, same
distance from Birnlnghsn, and sbout 30 miles
froa Ksohuk, IN Van buren, Co., lows Lays
beautifully, and esn - conveniently divided into
The lsnd undsr esfsvaton IL divided iste 20 and 10
Asrs aslds. This property will b. cold st basgsiA
part eash. belanes on time or will b TRADED for
ksokuk city properly st . fair vaIaAtios. Per
father particulars, apply 20
fRIARO6H HAYNES,
mh2<-d HscoOd-vt.
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A VERY desirable Pasn Of - acrss, s. Of which
"a ars unAcr cultivation, The rnxindsr, Is acres,
h.vooA tsnd. This Land h said 70 ~ very psodue-
tive; there 10 IN appls orchard and other fruit
good house and kitchen attached, and veil 81 e.
cellent water. This farm u situated In Hancock
county, Ills, mile south Of Mason and Aagusts
road, miles from Ksokuk, and about the sams dis
lance from Hamilton and wsrsaw. For terms, 40,
Applyto PRIMROSE HAYNES,
mArch14-d Escond-st.
r. S.-Othsr valuable farms and lands for sale.
Apply ~ above. P.AH.
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HaonI.11 III
OeeAs saos NJ ssx IsUkArse lets
II A1sPu1I1C AUCMON!
O. sSns,5D. ~

n A4sPUNI4C AUC>AONl
ygbas J Al aGass7.
'rH1 sui y A6aEL 1lHsgIty Of Keoksh
eost.it 0ls Hundred and bixty Acrss oI
Land has been tu00ktded with reference to the con
tour Of the ground and consequently Lots VARY In
dimensions from one fourth Of an acre to TWO and
one haf acres. The Streets ard Avenues are wide
and pass ever favorable ground, requiring neither
cutting nor hlling. An elevated point II reserved
Another portion ~ lsea taid sGfosA PusKc Pssk
The dssio6 u ~ rsspsistors In stAs assAagsssst
Of this suburb AAs bssn 70 pseSsrve The 1aeagua
beauties IT tAs lssAlity, which are snSqsslsd q
the vicinity Of Ksokak, or slsswhsss sro1svesy
point, excepting asmail essek bssssn Of allsvisl
SOIL. we'll sAaptsd 10 sArdsaing pssposss, there IL
nns view Of shs ninIssippi River, alse Of bean
tifuloountry lying North and West.
~ EssslnoAl
IL situated within the city limits, l mile fsou
street, dlenford and Esselmont Avenues, from the
The sale WIN take place on the grounds, on II,
a2d day Of April next, eommsseiny II ~ O'Clock
! single Lots win b. sold with the privilege ot
from to ., at option Of purchaser.
- TERMS. p*98 9 "a
One fDfh C6sk--beloncs IN One, 1wo,
Three and Four Yssrs,
With interest 1t the rate q 10 per cent per AanuG
payable annually. WaYrantse Deeds viii b gives
and Mortgages rstsined for deferred payments.
A coilAtioa viii b fsrnishsa. Athsgraphit
plans wtli b furuisheA - day ~ sals.
The Ssrssts ard Avenues Win b sp<nsd . suA.
csnt tins before tbs day Of sals 10 enable psssea
dssiring - pafchass TO drive tAs whols tyaSt
plsn u The pEOpssty eaa b ssss u oSr olSss
For farther inforassion iaQuifs II G. n. DnenA
w. DsWoN ~ MAin-st., or Of the undsrsigssd.
s SMITH yANSICKLkN.
meh3<dlm Auctionesrs.
Fen SALE
IIOUSE and Lot eor.sy Of Ssh and BAak sts.
i mast desirable part u the city. Apply to g.
W. Aowris, over Piekiin = Lusas' bank. OGsrsd
for few days only. nSh1Sdst
NOTICE,
GALLOWAY'B Bakery SsnOved 70 more uom-
~ modious prsmisss, In X. Sinpsoa . nsv haild.
ing. Joanson street, between Sth and sth, vAsrl
all old ~ we'll ~ new customers will be promptly
attended TO.
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A CARD.

HAVING sold the Eagle Clothing Store to Mr..
LII. B. Msltby, ItAke pleasure In recommending
him 10 my old customsrp and the public gensYally,
~ in every way worthy II their eastons and good
will.
have left ny books md accounts with Mr.. VIM.
vineil and earnestly request all persons indebted
to call and settle ct once.
mohl7d HARRY FULTON.
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Cops PITY FOR HIS CHiLpRES.-The fol-
lowing passage from an article in the indie.
pendent, on the pity OF God for his Children,
is beautiful indeed
"God's pity is not as some sweet cordial
poured in dainty crops from some golden
we'll. 1t is not like the musical water dr. ops
of some slender rill murmuring down the
dark sides Of Mt. Sinai. Ii is rs wide as the
whole scope Of Heaven. 1t is abundant az
all the air. II one had art to gather up all
the golden sunlight that to-day falls vide
over this continent-falling through every
silent hour; and is disposed over the whole
ocean, flashing from every wave; oil that is
poured refulgent over the northern wastes of
ice, and along the whole continent of Europe,
and the vast outlying Asia and torrid Africa
If one could in any wise gather up this i'm
mense and incalculable outflow and treasure
of sunlight that falls down through the
bright hours and runs in liquid ether abou.
the mountains, and fills all the plains, and
sends innumerable rays through every secret
place, pouring over and filling every flower,
shining down the sides Of every blade Of
grass, resting in glorious humility upon the
humblest things--on stick and stone, and
pebble; on the spiders web, the sparrow's
nest, the threshold Of the young foxes hole,
where they play and warm themselves--tha,
rest on the prisoners window that strikes
radiant beams through the slaves tear; tina,
puts gold upon widows weeds that plates
and roofs the city with FURNISHED gold, and
goes on its wild abundance up and down the
earth, shining everywhere, and always, since
the day OF primal creation, without fsltering,
without waste or diminuton as full, n
fresh, US oyerhowng to-day, Us if it were the
very first of its outplay-if one might gathe,
up this boundless, endless, Infinite treasure,
to measure it, then might be tell the heighth
the depth, and the unending glory Of the pity
Of God In light-in the sun, it's source
you have Gods own figure Of she immensely
and copiousness OF his mercy and compass
sion.- Psalm lxxIiv, IL; lisa. vi, 6, 3D."
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Keokuk Stock Market.
KENDALL. HOWE l. CO..

KENDALL, HOWE co.,
uAVING made arrangements with VIM. Graham
l. J. for the stnblng OF Horses, Cattle, 40, and
storing Of carriages aud other bulky articles oil
merchandise, give notice 10 the citizens Of Ksokul
and surrounding country, that they have appointed
Saturday OF each week for their great stock sales
at which time they will sell Horses, Mules, Oxen
Cows, Calves, Wagons, Carriages, Harness, Farm
ing utensils, and other property that may b
brought for sale.
Our Market Yard Is adjoining Mr.. Graham I
Stable on Sd ST., between johnson and xch an 70,
where the above safes win be made.
Persons having property to buy, sell or Ex
change, this will afford them the best opportuni.
~, ~ these sales will draw together large srovds
and all kinds Of property.
We are prepared to board horses and cattle until
the day Of sale At reAsona BILE prices.
For information in regard to the above, call on
or address, KENDALL HOWE AGO.,
Auction and Commission Merchants,
mch17-d keokuk, Iowa.
ED-0ur First Sale will be on Saturday Morn.
ing, March 70, 1857, at 10 clock, and continue
every Saturday through tn, spring and ssmnss.
K. H. co.
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AN ITEM OF News. - The Fort Madison
Tia'ndedier says that Clages, s.consented"
20 become candidate for Judge 'after some
hesitation"
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Dsalers N Heal EssAts,
1fFkh for sale the following list Of Real Be-
" tate, Wis:
Two fu,l lots corner Of 9Th and Yalton cts;
0ne . " south Side of Fultos bst Tth 4 sth;
Two " cor StA and Conssrt strssts--Irsns
Aoass with rooms On one
One fun lot In Kilbournes Add. Not S7-snall
houss upon II.
One fan lot In NJ. Auburn, Woods Aad.--Liss
beautifully.
Lot 3, block 80, Eilboarne's Add. House 10 hy
- Issts rooms. enlshed and in good order.
1hsss frsctional lots Ia block a. cor A. Red
Sta, IS b. loo feet each.
Hfall tcss In Msssenser's Add. They ars AaaA-
soneiy located.
lots In Eimwood. Terms accommodating.
Lpts (. ;, and In BIZ 10A, cor Orleans AID l<A.
Lot I, 6k lis, cor Sth and Cedar.
W feet On q IT,, MAson's lower addition BY leo
tsst % Ash-T.-with frame house 10 fest square.
chcap.
:. - Acres Of Land II sandu.ky, : few miles fron
Ksokuk
q feet bY ils--3 lot I, BIZ -, H1eh.ns. st., 10,
18th and 10Th.
Lots and ,, cor 18th and johnson ,.s., 100 By
lle feet.
10. ~, BIZ 10. south side Mors.a ct. bss 18th
SD 18th.
10. >, bt loo, E1ehaag. streets. bat Y.h and ssh.
Alse, nsnbsr Of other desirable propsrsiss,
amonest which are several very valuable improved
Farms, &c. Apply 70 PRIAR0SE 4 HAYNES,
second street. between Main and johnson, over
DoabiedAy ilsoa' Store, aud opposlts ths benk.
Ing houseof Hatch Thompsos. fnk1S-d
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bEVorioNALLY ISeLiNEp.-The celebrated
pianist, Lisx,, has entered the RELIGIONS oras,
OF franciscan Monks, a, Pes.h, and another
celebrated pianist, Hermann, has entered
religious house in the south OF France.
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-
|nRfRk fer sails ssv~ral vsry desirable inpsovsd
~ fAs0s, Wis; ee2 assss Il lsnd In Bssslssd Co.,
hissesri, within milo Of Aenphis, the county
ssst and - the stags roaA lsading fren LAssastsr
to Alexandria, Tally, Caassa anA LAgnsgs. Thsrs
are $50 serss :asdss gssd Bsssine cd q . high
stats Of sultivaeion--tAs ssmainIsg ~ ssfss v
timber ssd wood sf The very Asss sssasy. rAs
buildings are good asA empty ss1sisus lsv svo
fasnss, sd 49, sitsstsd spoa ~ lanA = y ad
MA of favorable division.
Also, 10 A1ss IDprovsd--sbsst 4I ~ - asxs
ssAss sattva tiso-ehOst - d very excellent
timber land. The soil 10 equal 10 any In ~ sssss
Of Iowa There are two log dwsllings, staAiisg,
&C., and an abasdanss II excellent vassr on tie
prsatsss. THU farm 10 sitsatsd In tAs sosthssn
part Of Ksohuk ceasty. Iowa, 10 or ~ nilss fssa
Lancaster. ~ county seat, and o. ~ saA0s rsaA
leading from Durlissson to Brighton, 0skalooss
ssd Fort DE- Aoinss. Its withis . sAsrt distance
Of several nourisABg towns and Villages In thick
y settled nsghboshsod. within II miles u post
oGcs, also sssvsnisat ~ schools and ehasehss.--
There b small town ssiag laid out adjoining the
IL N. For prices, terms, Ac., apply 70
nh14.l Primrose tHAYNES,
Becond-st. opposite Hatch . Thonpson's.
P.S.-This tsfm will BE- exchanged for City
Property at . fair valuation. p. IN.
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~ The Quincy and Palmyra Railroad en-
terprise elicits much interest amongst the
citizens OF Quincy just now. A city election
has been ordered to vote on the rronosit;on
70 subscribe SlOo, 200 to the stock Of the
Road.
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spring And Summon 81 1857.
SUPPLIES JUST RECEIVED.
J. 4. nuScnrusOn. JA1oo DEWEY
MUrCMINsoN r Dewey.
MERCHANT TAlLORS.

MERCHANT TAlLORS,
rhs.d-st., 49, Main 4 JshAssa.. KHOKUK.
LAVE inst received q thsis Ysshionsbis Tailor
Ling asd Rusnishing ssta blisAmsnt, . choice snd
excellent supply II bEOa1cleths, CAaainssss, Vest
ings, and 0snI's Fsrnishing Goods of AL dassrip-
tioas and guarantee thst their work shall y done
In the most approved and sAtiAfActery manner.--
They are constsntly recsiving the New York and
fhiladsphis fsshioas; and respectfully solicit al
who desire good work and the best material 70 give
them . sall. Agents for
FRANCIS nAHAK's SYSTEM or OAnARN1 CUTTING.
Also, Reports u RAshions.
meh2S-dly HUTCHINSON DEWEY.
The Eagle Clothing 0te1s.
THE undsnignsd would rsspsctfully announce
! TO the custonsrs Of the shove named sstAb-
lishmsat sad shepablic generally, thst be hes par
chased the entire stock and good viii Of the ssms,
and that he will b In The constant receipt off, aad
keep on hAnd, opod assost0sat Of every thiag
usually found il such establishnsnts
Mr.. Wn. Who'll, whose pleasing address ssa long
experience In the business are we'll kpown, will
nsin - salesman, and no pains viii h sparsd 70
show that far - lbsrality and fair dealing ars
concerned nothing has hssn lost BY the chang.
mehl7d L. b. AALTBf.
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An lNiurKi PLAINTIFF BY the report of
the Secretary of The Treasury, we perceive that
Government has. brought 1900 suits during
the present century against dcfaulters, to re-
cover S6,2l3,V00. la all these cases the con-
c!usion OF the suit has been tina, the defaulter
has not been found, or has been dead or in
solvent, and Government has had to pay the
costs.
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ArHENEum.

\
THO0. DUFF-.............. MANAGER
SfRsf night II ~ scmen Of Ihe eslsbrs tet
IIANb, and MiD 5. s. WOODBURY. 100 a. ii.
! UNPUBLISHED. lrish Comtnedian Mr.. aAkDtNk E
4 COY NE, who will rrrsar in fsvoviss characters
! For particulars see bills If the day.
/ For ~. Hes MSsass.
! UNHEscamsr BADGER STATE, will - -. =
ieavs tor above. ahis day, n
For freight apply TO BROWN TAYLOR,
inehsoa y Il Levss. 4
For r.. Des M4inss.
T,HE steamer SKIPPER wiiIlssvs sOr - =
Il above. shis dry, at 4 clock.
For freight apply TO BROWN . TAYLOR,
inehse-dit Leveo.
KN KENDALL, HOWN co.
A LOTION sale Of 6ne furnit0rc on Tusstny
\ morning, March sist at ' o'clock at osr hosss,
Second str ct.
We shall sell without reserve . choice lot Of
parlor, bed room and kitchen furniturc, carpeting,
| crockery and glass ware. Tevms cash
KENDALL, HOWE Z CO.,
msssod Auctionecrs.
AxPECULArsON
ENoR lev days emily, a tract u land half u
i mile above Glenfurd, on the Mississippi river,
comprising 90 acres of bluff bottom land, com {.
mand,ng the finest view on the Upper Mississippi.
There are Two houSes ouDehe sa.ne, orchard -.
the company selected 10 IL be procured, part Of
same !" erect their machine and engine shop.
There will be given same either four, Or ten
years tins 1t $ per oeni interest.
Persons wishing 70 make n profitable inyestmsn,
and Wishing 70 have further information VI the
nboys viii please call soon ii will be In market
mchsod SAMPLE ! kANKIN.
THE BUSHES DIRECTOPY
) all tsken. All persons omittedj all new com
Il mud 1i.ha nuI4 he rrtS EaA ~1s
ately to o. CLEMENS,
mch3odlt 81 Main street.
FOR RENT.
on ACRES, being part OF the Lancaster farm,
GU hye miles west Of keokuk, with good I'm
Proyemsnts, will BE- rented for year fessonar
the premises OF WIN. LANCASTER.
Individuality
TusT rec iyed Bartletts superior Shoulder Braces
~ 1t Gil MAix srRxRr
mch3e lwd
JUST received Neck Ties 81 every pattern and
~ qual'yat Ga MAIN STREIr.
mehso lad
SHIFTS Of every style and qqs',,, in white and
mch3v lwd
WILL b. sold low, one tot in Kilbourne's FIRST
w addition. Apply at cl1 MAIN STREET.
meh3o lwd
Market Notice.
NEXT Monday, and therea until further NO.
~ tice, Market will be open in the morning about
day light [mch2S-d
MERKING,S PATENT CHAMPION
FuRE.PROOE SAFES,
NITii HALLS PATENT PoWDER-P PROOF
w 10 KS the same that were awarded sepa-
rate Medals at tie Worlds Fair, London, 1881,
and the world Fair. New York, 1888 and are the
only American Safes that were awarded medals At
the Londoa orid's Fair.
These Safes arc now admitted 10 be superior TO
any csr offered to the public and the subscrib ers
Challenge the world to produce instance Of these
Safes failing to preserve their contents through the
hottest'htes, or . burglar picking the lock.
The suhscrib ers and their agents are the only
persons aathorired to make and sell Herring d
Patent Champion safe, with Halls Patent Powder
Proof Locks ). c. HERRING / CO.,
orSen Block, 1875, 1871 and l3g Water-st-,
febi-d3m and Murray-st., New York.
va strs ksr Wood, on Third strest, between
Main and Johnson. are sole agents in this city for
the above safes.
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incorporates Notice.
NJ Office lie hereby given of the organisation OF
IN the loan Fund Association and Savings Bank
OF keokuk.' The principal place Of uansActing
business Ia Keokuk, Iowa.
The beet il the accumulation Of fund, psima-
to make loans for building and other puYposes, .
and secondarily for the purpose Of banking gensr-
ally.
The capital stock Of said association $3.50 900,
divided into one thousand shares Of $3.50 each, 70
be paid in monthly instsllments VI one dollar on
each share.
The corporation was organized on the 3lst day Of
March. 1877, and will continue for the term Of
twenty years, and may BE- renewed according 10 The
The Affairs of the corporation are to be conducted
by hoard Of nine Directors, Who shall b elected
annually on the arst Monday Of April in eseh
year. 4&
The highest amount Of indebtedness to which
the corporation V Ut any time to subjeGA itself IL
1900.
The private property Of the stockholders II TO
b exempt from all liabilities and dsbts Ut the cor
wv Ogden, FIJI Moore,
Geo DonnsllAn, John B Lodge,
lowell Howe, Parker,
BW Davis VIM Turner,
J b knight, Jno Mcdowell,
c McDilI, II v d Johns.
Keokuk, March IS, 1857 DIV
Il. y. HIATT 4 SON,
waoLssALE AND RETAIL
EALERS IN BOOKS,
ssalieaery, Fancy GesAs, Ac., &c,
No. ~ Main-strest, between Sd and lth,
kEOKUK, IOWA.
in1MAIy, Llst Of New anA
y -tstreet. " a l. Y A y l. Il - r sIt
OMAN A RTIsT BRIDE, OR THR BRO
J4Street "A KER'S HEIR, BY Emerson Bonnet,
! author Of Prairie Flower. Forged viii.
| For sale by y. X. HART SON.
| INQUIRE WITHIN FOR ANYTHING
| a. MAIN L you want ~ know, over three thou
S.tStreet. sand seven hundred facts worth know
ing. For sale by Z. X. II. AS.
"a MAINvTyHE SCOURGE OF THE SEAS. A
1 OItStreet Tale Of the most intense and terri
Bile interest, by Mai Misen, author Of
/ The Fire-ship, or the Pirates Daughter.
For sale by x. x. II. IS.
lnhAAINT,Hg BOTTLE, OR THE FIRST
CtStreet Step TO Crime.
Por sale BY T. 4. H. rs.
nAMAIN T,HE PLEDGE. OR FIRST STEP
Cetstrsct1 L to Fortune; sequel 70 The Bottle.
rHE BARoNET's BRIDE, OR A
I i Husband's Secret.
inAMAIN For sale by E. X. Ii. Is.
IOAMAIS i Fur sale At the Bookstore Of
S4street mch27d n. H. HART SON.
| EncyclspeAIa Amsrscana.
| A POPULAR Dictionary Of Arts, Sciences, Lit
| "A ersture, History, Politics and Biography, by
Francis Liebsr, assisted by Il. Wigglesworth, in
| II vols. Price Sal. For sale BY
mhas OGDEN, BKoNNELL CO.
| Cooperss work..
vISHEth complete works Of J. Fennnore Coop
| i Or, in 81 volumes for sale by
| mA2Sd OGDEN, BR0WNKLL co.
TO DE SOLD.
r CHARTER, Barber, Will sell his present.
u plAse rs feet inches front, ll0 deep on john
SON street, opposite the Post Once Title indispu-
table mch1odSwS
ESRESH SPIRIT GAS At the DruEs.ors Of
II WILKINSON L MARSHALL,
fsb27-d Corner Main aud Sd sts..
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PAPER WAREHOUsE.
Crnckery aMd GIAsa ware.
PANSEL DOOR, SASH AND BLINDS.

ANNII DUUNy CNSII Anu DLIINUS.
A MAYO,
No. 2os Mechanics Block, Main. street, kcokuk,
As jast received, per steamers fred Iron,
i i Prairie Rose and Thos. swan,
SEQ b4it tea, wrapping and other Paper
10 crates white dining. breakfast and tea sets,
with a large assortment If Granite and other
QuseHs ware.
90 bxs Lass ware-full assort ment
loo Kegs sauaabargef y ails--iil sises
500 fannei Door; zoo pair Window Blinds;
$500 itxhts Window sash-nil xixes.
Willow baskets, wooden ware, brooms, broom
twine, coiise sugar, tea, rice, cod 6sh, mscksrel
herring fais'ns, currants, spices, and full assort
ment VI O her groceries. Cotton cloths, linen;
manila AMI jute rope. a,aorted sizes; Cowing .
Co.'s Iron Pumps, with wood stalks, for cisterus
AID wells All Of which offered for sale, whole
sale or retail. 1T lowest figures.
Ez6-Casa Paid for clean linen and cotton Rags
all kinds of Conntry Produce, Corn Oats, DC.
inch ~ .alm
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BURDENS NEW PATENT
ITORSE-SHOES, assorted sises, received direct
J. i from the manufacturers. For sale by
TfLLIN9HASr, LANk 4 BUEL,
mch25-d Sign Of Broada II. N in-st.
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H"IHIS M n III y UkG ~
MRS. y. G. BEMAN. Of New York, the orr gina
1sl tor ai the system vi making shirts to measure
who for fifteen years has done business tor the
Broadway trade, formerly No. Astor House, has
opened room. one door west Of the Postofice, on
johnson street, up stairs. She il prepared TO exc
cute, with promptness and dispatch, orders for
shirts, Collars, Robe dc Cham beYs, Ladies' and
Chldren's Dresses.
Parties furnishing their own materials will b.
honorably dealt with.
Ladies' ba<quss Gu, and basted in > superioi
manner. A hrst rate Miiliner, particularly in all
braid work, bleaching. ETC., in attendance.
NIB. 10 Gentlemen. Mrs. h. having been COM
PEELED TO make Laundry arrangements for her own
business, she 10 able ~ take the washing Of num-
bar Vt gentlemen. All goods sent for. and the me-
ee.sAry repairing. such ~ buttons strngs, 10 done
Office ~ above, lfsbiO-d