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The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-08-07

It's bewi,chedp said the deacon. who
retained lesven Of good old New Eng
land superstition in his nature. Any
how said he, after pause. advancing
resolutely toward the clock, IN see
what's going on in it,
'0h, don't, cried his daughter seizing
one Of his coat tails. while his wife cluug
to the other. Don'trchorussed both the
women together.
Let 60 my raiment, shouted the old
deacon. 4 amt afsArd Of the powers Of
darkness
But the women would not Let 90; so
the deacon slipped out Of his coat, and
while, from the sudden cessation Of re.
sistauoe. they fell heavily on the floor. he
darted forward. and land upon the clock
case. But no human power could open
It. Joe was holding it inside with a
death grasp.
The old deacon began to be dreadully
frightened. He gave one moro tug. An
unearthly yell as Of feud in distress,
burst from the inside, Ihen the clock
case pitched head foremost ut the deacon,
fell headlong on the floor, smashed its
face, aud wrecked its fair proportions
The current Of air extiaguished the lamp.
the deacon, the old lady and Sally fed
up stairs, and Joe Mayweed, extricating
himself from the clock, effected his os.
cape in the same way in which he entered
The next day all Appleton was alive
with the story how Deacon Barberry's
clock had been bewitched, and though
many believed his version. some, and es-
peoially Joe Mayweed, affected to dis
credit the whole affair, limiting that tbs
deacon had been trying the experiment
OF tasting frozen cider, and that the va
garies fthe clock.case existed only in a
distempered Imagination.
However, the interdiot being taken Of,
Joe was allowed 10 resume his oourting,
and won the consent Of the old people to
his union with Sally, by repairing the old
clock till went as well az ever.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-08-07
IsriEham Young's PoTsoaai 4ppearanoe

ntiBhhn oung's Personal Appearance.
In person he is above the medium
height. and little inclined to corpulen-
cy. He is dressed in black cloth, and al.
though the air is very warm, he is well
wrapped up in an oyercoat. His habits
of life make him very sensitive TO che
slightest change In the atmosphere. lie
has suffered a good deal in his younger
days, aud this with The cares Of his family
for his children are very refractory -
begin TO weigh heavily upon him. His
constant struggles and difficulties with
the United States officers not only try his
patience, but also wear his body. His
consuming anxiety about his object OF
ambltion-the establishment Of an inde-
pendent kingdom--and his efforts 10
maintain the people in constant and inn
plicit submission, are sufficient to leave
their mark on any mans physique. He
is now 6fty-six years old; and, although
young looking ia features, still svinces his
age in person. His face Is indicative of
penetration and frmness. Some ladies
think him handsOme but his lower lip, il
nothIngelse, eminendy betrays the sensual
Voluptuary.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-08-07

MouNFANs.-R seems disposed
to glorify the hills at the expense Of the
valleys:
Mountains are 10 the rest Of the earth
what muscular action is 10 taa body Of
man. The muscles and tehdons Of iia a.
natomy are, in the mountains, brouQht
out with force and oonvulsive energy, full
Of expression, passion and strength; lhs
plains and lower hills are the rspose, aud
the eforlless motion Of the frame, when
its muscles lie dormant and concealed be-
meath the lines Of its beauty. yat ri,linp
those lines 10 theiF every undulatiou.
This. tEen is the fret grand principle
of the truth Of the earth. The spirit Of
the hills is action--thRt Of the lowlands
Tepose; and between these there is 10 Do
found every variety Of motion and ofEest.
from the inactive plain, sleeping lks ihe
armament. with cities for stars. 90 she
fiery peaks. which, with heaving bosoms
and exulting limbs, with ths clouds drift
ing like hair from their bright fore heads,
lie up their Titan hands 70 heaven, says
ing. " / i've lforever.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-08-07

ANTIOCH COLLRaE.-This institution is
in trouble, financially. Unable to meet
its liabilisies-amoI Inting to- some $3.50, =
0oO--the Trustees have made an assign
ment 10 save the College from public
sale 10 the lowest bidder. The assigu-
ment was made 10 Mr. Palmer. President
Of the Broadway Bank, New York
They also abolished the sshOlarsAiP sys'
tsn. and al scholarships Of Antioch Col
lsgo are now worthless. The College will
be kept open for the coming year. The
Hon. Horace Mann is reelected Presi-
dent vr6sna ciiissn.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-08-07

GETFiNG TO HEAvEE by WAY OF New
ORLEANS. - The Philadelphia correspon-
dent of the New York Dispatch gives the
following:
A few days since, young man who
had long been attached to church, and
who was about TO leave for New Orleans,
camo TO bid his pastor farewell. "And SO
you are going TO that degenerate place,
New Orleans, are your" said the pastor
Yes, sir; but don't expect, to bo inhu.
enced by any extraneous pressure of any
kind" responded the young man, with
considerable earnestness. "Well, l am
glad TO sec you so confident. hope the
Lord will guide you. But do you know
the temptations which exist there?"-
"Not particularly, sir" Well, do.
You'll find wanton women in the guise
of Paris, tempting the very elect; and
rare wines aud ardent drinks; and you'll
find fine company, night brawling, and
gambling. aud dissipation, and running
after the lusts of old man ADAM
"Still, sit, hope to combat these sue
cessfully," "I hope you viii my doar
Christian BROTHER" was the reply. IL
hope you will. And let me give you this
much for your consolation in case you
should fall from grace. The tompter is
worse than the sin, and the greater the
temptation, the more merit there is in re-
sisting il. The man who goes TO Heaven
By lOay Of NsW Orleans, is sure to have
twice as hign place iu eternal glory as
he who reaches Paradise through the qui-
ct portals Of Connecticut or Pennsyl Iva
MIA.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-08-07

MURDER, Arson AND SUIoiDE.-On the
night OF the Goth inst. in Cincinnati, a
German named Joseph Loefner. strans He'd
bis wife, then went so the residence OF
n. +. Horton, Esq, set his house on
fire, and stabbed Horton; and then cut
his own throat aud wrists. Jealousy was
the cause of the horrid tragedy.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-08-07

OoHvRHFIoE-There is to bo a national
emancipation convention al Cleveland, o.,
on the 25th. 26th and 27th Of August,
called by Elihu Burritt. TO discuss his
scheme for the peaceful removal Of
slavery.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-08-07

-Dr. William Trsvit, Of Columb bun.
o., has been appointed Cousnl 10 valpa.
raiso in Chill.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-08-07

The Republican members Of the New
Hampshire Legislature held q meeting
before the adjoummept Of that body hna
nominaled John Q. Fremont aa lha r..
publican candidate taFPreaidsBs = 1890.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-08-07

RW Walker, the fllibustsr. notifies
his friends to DO ready Tor another visis
to Nioaagua. If Walker were 70 hks
his former friends with him be would
empty some ofshe hospiielsoflas country.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-08-07
M Id N O E

THE undersigned has the ageAey Of a. half
quertar soclion OF land, situated near this city,
sud vii self tha same upon quits liberal terma
f6r cash or pan cash and the residga on time.
Tins, masS,S7 6m. A. RAWeONs
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-08-07
R. Z. GRIFFITH,

A TrORNEY and Counsellor Is Law fihn, Ohio
"A Office Ia Commercial Row.
Juua 80, e.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-08-07

--Presidont Buchanan is delightfully."-
located, in his summer residence, ai the
Soldiers Home near WsshlHgloa,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-10-26
IOWA Law nOvk.

-. Is q - ~ q a.
VUNAkE pleasure In announcing to the LAWYERS.
y JuAtie+s ei the Peace, and business mes 81
Iowa, that imn,ei steiy after tbs next session Of
the Iowa Legislature they ~i.ii.sue new
EnlaEge0 4 tsreAsiy Improved HAl.
tion OF the Code of leMa.
1t will contain ths Code. all the general Law,
paved since the Cnde, 20 Aso ,hose oi the coming
ssssionot the Iowa Lexl Iatare. the Nov Copsti tu
tion, and ALI the acts Il MICaIuAS, WISCONSIN,
and IOWA Affecting Land lies.
ksfefsnces 10 all he deeisions of the SUPREME
COURT OF MICHIGAN, NIsC0N NslN sua iowa
touching any Of tho laws Of this State, as aLo Ia
the matter Of ptaetiS 10 these deelsions of NEW
YORK and oth,r States which may be II value un-
der our syfteln.
The work will be prepared iy CHARLES BEN
DARWIN, or BURLINGTON, IONA, and VIII
be furnished 10 the Bar IT tbs hw price of aye
doliArs per copy. II witt eonisi q ataut SOC spper
Royal Pages Printed aid bpuisa IN tne beat style
OF the art-the inex will be sor ple;e and eopsous
and We shall coay the main features Of the Quo
STATUTES as regards Marginal S,ies, Sc.. nsk.
ing the work one pf great ystue e tho profession
and business OF The state
Our plan has already reesivrd The apuecyal Of
JUDE STOCKTON ard other euinspt Jarsts.
Perruns wishing copies cf the work hi pleas, ssnd
their names " ~ ~ ones. .nY eeiss.9 7g
J. l.. CuRSE 4 SON. BSokssllsrs.
octpd4Wtf Burlington. Iova
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CAicaso aaa Reck ISLAND EaAf Ex.
A.d 81. Losss. A'son cAsrsgo Raiirosds.
THE ONLY ROUTE, i k0M BURLINGTON,
HAVING ThE DvANTAaE OF
THE JOLIET CUT OFF.
Freight to Of. from chieego Of joliet Gu,
O6 and Ed1f, Through Uithout
change ~ cdrs.
7yHs Psoris. oaussk. and burlington Railroad
! being completed and running in close oonnss
tion II psoris With the above soads, forms the
noet ssiIAAIs and axpsdtto ronts for the trans
psrtaAsnsf BsRAns prs Lsys ssocK, 70 sr from
burlington, y elist 4 lhicago. spd The East.
Rosts, sohhts, III u Joliet WIN the Joliet
Cut Oh, gives 10 tsrsssca advantage for the tra1s.
Psrtstlss Of Freight and expressly does it CON-
mead itself 10
ovxlss AND snIrpEss OF LIVE srocx.
Al Joliet, Live Stock can be transfssred much
morn, sQnvsniently thsn In the siiy 1t Chicago
particularly u thay are dsstined 1as ~ Eastern
Market.
O.r Rsiss sss a. Log - by ass osAsr Rosts.
Merchants and Shippera are particular request
% 70 gire this new route . trial.
Freight destiped from any point on orr road, ID
Bloomington, Springfield, Cincinnati. st. Louis
or any point in Central or southern Illisos, Indi
ana and Ohio By our connections With the Illinoi,
Csutfsi, 81, Louis. Alton and Chicago, Great West
efn of Illinois, Terra liauts and Alton, Ohio and
Ai.sissipPi. win be sure of speedy transit q
il destination.
Application for frelgh. or any iniormasion In
regard TO the road nsy be made 70 the respsctiv.
Agents Of Chicago = Eock Island snd St. Louis
Alton = Chicago roads At Chicago. or 1t the Com
pany = Once in Barret ueuss, on sd 81.
U.u. KELLOGG, Agent,
Burlington, Iowa.
P. b. AosEars. Superintendent. e
-CHAa. =. FoLLx1r, Gen ! Ticket Agent.
y nne11 sh7AAw
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FRUIT. FRUITi
KIN0 9 TAEGORx.

x1N9 = TAEG0RG.t
WAotsseis Dsaiersia FUrsie, sMx 0sneef,e
Fruits A0a Nnss. and Co0a0fsaann
DeaN r. In DNMesstc RPoAuce.
Ne Mair Street {f;.as. krcErY .rw
REIN0 sonnsctsd With the iafEsr Assses il
~ 1eston. New York aaa New Orleans, tkcy -,
enabled 10 obtain their supplies fresh iron those
naskstr, which they win sell a. sAs1p = nv
house il the west. The foilvsisg u lise Of purt
of their stock
Oranges, Lemons, HAnanAs
Pine Applss, TAnA1inl. P9unss,
Dried Peaches, DriSd Applcs, Dosss.
Delsd currants, RAetish Walnstsv Iies,
Almonds, pscans, lflRaS{a.
Brasrl Nutss Pea Nuts, Ceeoa ~.
ssledAv Ssss
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fsr the UYpsr Mississippl.
Y. .. MAIL LINE.
Rock Island and Ksoattk Dailv Pdsesnes

vv>u, <0ckste. 1ss@sSsi
'ns steamers Ben. Campbell and .
=. : =. Mckee will compose this line y
Tor the season Of 1881. Both Of these
boat. bsingof light arlusht and Of y
9lsas spsed, nay Be relied upon for makins sea-
nections a advertised.
~ ben. Campbell, 4. Dodge, Master, A. 4. Nil
ier, YET 8, leaves Aoassose every Tuesday, Thur
asy ay snd Saturday the }. Mckee, j. 4. Reach.
Master, A. II. Corwiss, Clerk, leaves Moutrese
every Wednesday, Friday and Sunday, on the asri.
va o. tho packets fso0 st. Louis, connecting 81
burlington With tra,ss for Chicsgo and Mt. Plsas-
I mi, Iowa; q Auseasins with the train for Iowa
oNy q haek Island with AiAnesota Paskat Com.
pA.y sstsamsrs for 0Alena, ue and 81. pAsl
and = tbs trans of the Chicago and Rock Islaud
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FARE FROM KEoKUK
RAIr.RoAp TICKETS

Good for an un'imftsdlsngth OF time ailowing
Passenger tostor ~ any point and re-
rune heir Journey NJ leisure.
BteA mboal Tickets soad untfi Close Of Navigation.
PAsssngers can obtsin Reliable Tnformation
Atthis O6ics III regard to all Rsilrosd Routes In
the United etates and Can i,das. ~
Up Myef Passengers leave K COX ak at 1880 4 -.
DUWu ] ~ 4.
S<Ane gees East 70 PlynanstA u .. m, ,SsnAsys
excepted, connecting With the Afternoon train TO
Chicago, - s. 4 f$g 3&
- Passengers shosld secure their Tickets In
the evening.
Once cpsn II All hour.
j. h. .TEwKsBuRY,
Foreign Ticket Agent ,c.B. Q. r. Il, Line.
jyIS-dkw
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RAI . & o A .


(Nf aud aft~r wsdnesday, August i1sh, 1857,
~ 1nins VIII ran - foltows, leaving Rass bur
istspADSEs0 HR st e. N , through 10 Peoria,
Ohicst6, 0ineisnsti, Alton and St Losir, via
.aafssberK, KnUrytiie, Eimwcod, Peoria, Bloom
&inston Springfield, Decatur, Teree HAuse and In
4 AnaTpIis ~ Vsneihnsti and st. Louis. To Chicago,
~ 0alestasg, Psoris, Bureau, Peru La sale, o..
laws - <shss; also by the Kasters Extension Pc.
ola D Oqus'~k asA st. Louis, Alton and Chieago
AailYoads ord sfitntermesiisse points
ID PASSENGER ats p. M, through - Peoria,
CAisaec, GipcinnAN and .. Louis ms king all con-
neAti6ss - akOve.
FRBI0HT TRAIN lesvss al a.m.
Both trains make sotions through TO Chi
cags. cinsinaAai ard tEt Louis, aad al between
stAiionAs - 4s~8 a.
~ Tpssengers lsaye Burlington ., s .. n.
reach 81, Loafs aame light.
| A.RApsepecrs lears Burlington at p. %.
| reacf 81. Lynis next forsIoep.
Through Tickets To all Easfern and Southern
| cities can be obtained al the company's od1cs IL
| the Bsrret House, on Tbird-st.
4 aR I.H. KELLOGG Agent,
1 ~ Harrington, Iowa.
/ p. B. RsssRTs, ,Sup't, Peoria, Ills.
| CaAs. u. foaLsfr. daa Ticket Agsat, Peoria
aug3l'o7dAv
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=. HoRD, caAe.f. o0aHAA, p.v. .eokl
Ford, 0ox6on d Ford, IT.

Main II, betxssn HscoaA Aad Third K sokak lexs
Yfe Rn4EaBHcEs
Metropolitan HAsk New York
Winslow, kAsisr i Co., New Yosk;
WA. 3~ws, Pfsst., Bsstcny n
0sssW. fAaysr, frsss., Boston;
E.Dsl6sn YhAyer ,OAshr, BsGale'
Psuinssls Bank, Detroit;
4. y. BursA D Co., lChicaso;
cerpsntsf > Rord, Ciaci nnsti;
.DasAV 41asksdsls, Ht. Lsaisj 4i
g 7. =. HaaAp ,OAAh'r, Clsvsland,
EN-. = ~. W.YONO,
Doalerg IN Reai Estats,
O0ss In oaskiag Mousse u ford, 0ofAAa Heyt /,
tsseleatu1 f 2 KE0KUKyI0WAa
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1LAlM = MclNTInE,
T1NDERTAkERs, bet. Main and John -
" ssAsts., In the Alisy frum ID strsst,
carry on the business Of Undertaking in All its
branches. They have recently made extensive sd-
tions 70 their stock, and perfseesd their Arranss
mepts in every department.
PATENT METALLIC BURIAL CASES,
tmpcrvious toair and ndestsuctihls, highly orna-
msnted, and invaiuabls for the preservation Of the
lead, - we'll "a collins Of every style and 6nith
knrnishsd to order. 1
lesrsss and Carriages farn she'd, and the entire
arrangements Of the efaneralAttended to when re-.
CURED.
Ksokuk, Iowa. May 81, I357-dly
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J KREDERlCk n. M OOR r.,
rs8a VII or B0AI0N. 4a
4u "a n OF TIE e y

r ATE partner Of wn. wsihburn. Architect Of
~ ADssicAny keysss, Winthrop and ParksT
Hsssss, and grsn ont Ten pie, besion; Msod's No.
ssl, Psvsls Bay State hsuse, Worcester, aad
many ether nrst class public ssd private buidinEs
shfsuGhvus the country, having located in ksokuk,
would Inform the pubic thsthe is prcpassd 70 fur
nhh DssigDs, Plans, Detail drawings, 6pscifea-
siens snd Buperiate nsieIce for Churches, School
Heusss, Hsteis, Ssores, pwc!iings and public aid
tsvss bsitdinss ii sH kinds, with promptnss sad
AcesTaey. - sasg $500
AllsAs modern improve ncrts ., such ~ Wsrming,
Aehtng, Ventilation Ac ~ AdsRted in the East
sfn skiss. viii b esIbeiADy provided for Al r.
quiSst. Q Ia II III .s
1or0Ass in SAM pls 'spsv, building on Second
| ssrssts sbstween. ~ aaA Asa J0Lns seL.
I 4 Ian. II, 81 .dly ~ 81. .ats y. II. MOORE.
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IEWELRY STORE.

Second street, between Main end JoAnssn4
lAttN0 just pstaEnsd frOn the East.
IL respectfully call the attention 81 my ~
friends, and the public generally. 10 my ~
nswsnd Anes stock cf watches ,jsvelry, silver aad
plated ware. fancy goods, Ac,.
watches.
Pine Hoid dspiex, magic, patent and dstachss
lever wesehss, silver patent and detached levers
and u 'kpinss Of ell kinAs sndqaAliuss.
JsWelYy.s
Ladies plAin gold. mosaic, cameo and enamslIee
earrings and breast pins, fadits and cAilssen
gold and jet hrseelcts, isdtea' ssd gsAtn Seie
ehains, pencils sad pens. gold snd dianosd npgs!
rings. gold aad silvss tAaiates, gssts geld tseass
pins, studs collar aud sseye tatt@ns gold, slssf,
atssl snd pat<n spectaciss Rocket, table dass
sert outlsry, andscissors.
Sttser ware.
In whiehlihs intead not - bet surpassed ~ shy
store west nurth Of ST. kossss VIA. Atlssr Aoie'
Assssrt and tse spoons and ,spgar creani mus
tAxd Aad sAlt spooAs butter aLdfruit knives silver
and plated nspki IN ringt, &c.
rfatea Warc aud Fancy Gseess
Plated ard bPitsnniAtes ssO, eastou, dfss shu
cake baskets - usliesteks, pearl snd she'll Peek.
hsaks, ,and in tact everything pertaining 10 ny
.ine.
Clocks.
renersl assur, ms nj of clocks Of thelatsst Pat.
terms nd best make, all warranted to keep goed
time.
| ArwaseAss and Jevsisy repaired in the most
work nanlike IN amer, and as the shsr,t., po,sse'
ny6-dly JlLEs ~ ukIshn.
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]. u = 4 .KEOKUK. IOWA MONDAY. OCTOBER &c. 1881 .


CMUHCM NOTICE.
fasaAEthAlAsulJAkRAilRAo AoDls19 ckU2oA.
:. .; iss e. nssst9 :s;,;
Sabbath School At 2 p. m.
Prayer Meeting Thsrsday, 7P:m. 3kls
Row. i. Y. SMkTH, PsAtsr,s
Rssidenseo 90 0rlsans- q. ,bst. lth and ] Eth.
4 keokuk, Jan. 7S-diy
ysos .rAss,s.p. M Asx. oAssssrsa Ms.
Dra. RaSe 4 Caxpsnses,
HAVING sssociateat hsmsslves in the prss4iss
" i Of theif proke1Si0n'iu 10 vAriSeS branshss.
- b4lsanA - tA6ik oihss, ~ sids - o9sse,
bstussn Main and Johnson, nsxt deer ~ Andsr-
BON Bank. Residenceof thcfesmsr ON Ina stfsss,
between Johnsos sssnxeAsaye; of the latter, st
shsancs. saas (fsbs-d
| Dscsees Mc0agAn $50 bpseAsF
LAvk sssosiatsd Themselves ID the prasNss Of
II Msdlsin~k WIN 0aaeUe - uet1uA tap Ssessa
stion all oAsses asA ~ ~ saQnsd distance Ow-
ss y ~ .Rseioussss, q their eass reo.s, "A
bAsy prpsassd "a orsssivsanaisassss ssssesslass
IA. 4 &. po.. s.llaiss, ADO d @ .,oyy, :. d y
bstxoUs Miia uaa JoAstSs 3s ha'a t'1's,s sF*sH
oesssIaAaisshssss sssvsss Ns'sissh. An aaA
p Aslm.rg has ess 81 /. ,fal jAa@'A7A
Y.sAAs'sss, = s.r.~,U~ .. '0a. '. '''D' No
nRAAAy0o4DA40N lAQatf SUeypsd I.
~ ss-1sst.srsLip Ip % prseflss q Asdisins asd
Surgery, and tsndss thsh ikSa0s the sitisens Of
;s.;t s:e ass :s.ssss'si a..
Dec. s, le4A,s Y~s
Dr.. 6Asseap ta4ss this oceasioa 70 express his
esattteas4s ~ seSissss u shis city, Less, ssSu
81 a1A 1lli1ais Tor their liberal pAtrsnags AesAe-
feee e4lsA1ed 20 hin, Aa6 tp epfdialll IeQeQlas3d
N asSesia{es u. bosp, 70 t5xpl in Su eefelaiI
t.s hs ssyyisls 81 sPb2s5 s5sifa b EfSeti..c..
=: nJ1M LlITLEs y,
sxastsse,s Aeswssu 1uius ssd ~ o0nosn 6lby Avsk
kisksy,e Qios sssrsa sAsaidsssssatIls \. QAsslss
q. bEWEf, e. 10 -
phyttefan = - 0aHtS ~
OOss1a RsstS0eSD1ti1sse, - seryt tJSaneeA-st,,
mybd KH0kUK IOWA - ~, -.f.,.',
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Y AND iNTERNE3IATE POINTS.
Gent Freig oeicc c. "A r. l. X NJ 30 ksndolph-s
NOTICE h hereby given tkst an arrange mt
IN Ass bsen nads with he pseris, OqaswkA and
Dafhsstm Railroad, whereby property can b
prompSly trsAsposted betw chicago aad Joliet
and ali points ON the r u. d. h. n, from Peoria
70 Burington, IN loads, without bssaking bulb,
at roasonAhls Tates. @&
Any iniorna atisni respecting this roate will BE-
furnish he'd by applying To J. JONES, Jr., Q. H. l.
X. \. fseight Office, corner Of Clark snd Taylor
streets, or 10 the uad.rsigned,
j. ELW0OD,
General frsight Agent.
Passenger trains make close eonnectisns With Pc
oria, 0qpawkA i BuYiiug TN ears at Peoria.
sagzl '57dAv
1857. IMPORTANT AOTlCE sSA7.
sA5 Id z
OUners 4 Shippers q Liss Stock 4 Freighl
Peoria, Oquauka ana Burlington
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z lSs q - $Q0Ao ~ A0C A1kasy
q FINER l. UP h o L 7 = r 3 X .
t1R0AHx Atssntion givsn to ell ordsfs for Job
Wefk teny line.
Windsu Cuftaius, French and ether stylss,-
Aads and Pm ~. CaTpeas dttslsnd PIT down
Upholsesey a kaeniturs neatly Tspailsa. Chsrch
Cnahiens lla1s 10 oFdss. All work warranted ia
give sstielActisu, sad Prices reasonable.
Residence ard Shop Tth sweet hetwecr
hl0ndsnn mdCenseit.
Refer 70 Nlhourns Dsyis, vhexsspccimeps Of
my work AAy - ssen. sfiy3sdtf
RLOURl BAOURIl FLOUR!!ltfLOUklllI
Iss. 1koekNk Ctsy Mists.
vfyHKsnhssfthers having thoroughly rspAirsaths
j Above 4tlAs, ere prepared 70 tvrnish the eiti.
sens q NJ knk VII y ioer which thsy vayrsn,
pSiHsl - any trSseht w this naskst, snd. tuait
Itsst t6ssf aliy ySciiaI Affair." and impesttei trial.
4 DsAA and 4iddtinge eonstautly On AAnd
\ yy36-dtf COLEMAN + pO0TR.
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"A hCHlTECT- Once in kilbourne's Block, On
"A Asin-st. bet. "a and I'D, ksoksk, lows.
leb1s-d, Yrga.
nBHnY .. cuRfIs. San u .. CuRTie
CURTIe Dn OTHERy,
1arveyoFS And Lana Agents,
COUNCIL BLUFFS CITY IOWA.
RHfER TO
WI. MsAlpins, C. g., New York.
E.H. Tsssy,iI1e 10 Y ak
Adams Buckingham, "
Hon. Chas. Mason, Washington City.
Hon.J. h. Gordon, North Carolina.
Hon. J. s. Orr, south Carolina.
usp,P. @. Wright. New Orleans.
\ 4 EvR.49Aa1es1 y. 4oss. ess 4
Eoarritt Mason,
Capt. J. N. Pritehard, !"
T.A.Sharp, Cash, indianapolis, Ind.
II. B. Curtis, Nj. Vernon, Ohio.
Hon. Sam Il r. Curtis, keokuk, Iowa.
Chas. Parsons Co.,
Hateh Thomp1nA,
Clarke. Guthrie 4 Ssarges, Buffalo, X.
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y
NEAL ExrArE AND INSURANCE
orf1cE. no. I, KILIoURxE's BLOCK,
II Az foF Sale 20 bsAutifal Lots in u. ". Kill
IL bearas'a Addition.
tie view around tAecity, isdeIishifui.
=: K KiIsouRSE aisi 4 idlsi';Pi PPAiRKin
And no cfher Lots In the City can Be more dssisSe
Block I7sin the olalini..
90 xset On Aain-st., between 9th and7 7tA.
Lot :, Block ~, on Blondeau-st.
90 Feet d Block 2o1 on Msin-st., between leth
a.a lith.
20 Pest ION 4th ST., in Block 49, very dssts.bls
building residence.
Ahs, Lsssin Bdward KilLourne = New Addition
For further particulars enquire At the abe " once
HOUSE AND sl&N 1AINTINO,
Dxc01AT1NG, GLAZING, fAPExHAHaING
( a GaAISIxG, MARRLfSC, c.,
TxssNssA in the Best Style ana IN Reasonable
Terms, by
AI1K. ASHER u CO..
DART1 1sildine, who wish Good BsAstsntial
y WAe& atlov Figurts, will fnd il 10 thsir.tn-
tessst W employ NJ. CoptIscts for fnxnisAine
evsvytAISe sequlsits enteIsdinto with hrssponsibls
sass, & ,rs.sas s.s, % ss,nsy Of sn and Nsi...s..
jy3s4Sn Post copy.l
EA0kaE 9,aSOTM1nG ArORE,
AeCvas's Sss'ikdag, cpv~v " Asta sa1 Sasosa,sss.
s g8i EnAl ART0AGo0omts
f0sHE Drppeieser Of tAs aboss eeaAhashment bsgs
lseys 10 sall ths attention Of his pAlsOus and
= y p: .:: .Dd
SeE opeaias d ~ Ahuvs stand. They Aavs bssn
sslsstst With eRest eaye, ard special rsisssso =