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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-06-25
Zoe Sac.

COME QUICK ORLO,EA BARGAIN.
DEING cOmpe led to change nay business, am Offering
ID for SALE cd terms, ali of our Livery Stock con
ing OF Horses, Bugges, Carriages e &c In Sc VINO
wish 20 go iuiJ mouey making business VIII do we'll 30 call
Immediately.
A lease be had upon the Stable for term Of ears
g. W. SUMNER,
3K S, Market street,
iunel7 Nashville Tenn
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-06-25

irb 10 purchase 600 lbs. clean washed WOOL free
" om ans for which highest cash price viii be
lid usyQ7-ddz w6W JOHNSON HoHhk q 90.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-06-25
MRS, FELLOW Es AND MISS sUHOLEs
CITY PROPERTY FOR SA

CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE.
FRAME store house fronting 2j feet Market street,
A north Of Broad aud The Of Broad and Mar
kt The above property rapidly enhan cling in value, and
is an e1ceent stand for dry goods grocery
june sim J. L. q n ". b6ONN,
44K Cherry st.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-06-25
MILO ANTS a BARGAIN3

WWTE offer for sale desirable LOT for the erection Of
w Business house, fronting about 70 feet on the
East side OF Front street, intersection of CLARK
street. and running hack to low mark. Apply to
June Him J. l. s. r. W. BROWN.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-06-25
j. III. CURREY;
FmnernI Undertaker,

sd CABINET NAkEk, begs leave % INFORM nlslrells
n and tie public generally, shat he has moved DIS ohoP
and Coffin Rooms sHEFAED's oa stanos Dsdl5-
sfet Iatev occupied by J. ". MeCOmbs, where he 10
DrDarsd 10 furnish COns Of every description togenef
with good Horses Hacks and everything necessary Tor Ia
r4is ne " N 1--WE his personal attention 70 all calls both
dag and night. T.,
,b se1155s.tstyfa rfgha61 J. n. CURREY.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-06-25
FOK SALE AN Exc LLENT DWELLINGS
At LOW FIGERES,

AN Offering sale most desirable Residence on
Summer street, in The 7h Ward fronts - feet
by 100. IN House and neat contains Rooms Kch
en-. Servants Room, Smoke House, Dar stables. The
gas Ina carried in Lot. know to
be tFgtiu A ply A. V. :. LIND SLEY,
JbU 80 College stree
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-06-25
r. S. HOLLINs q co

IL Ds HULLINo q 90
ITAVE removed 70 their Sore.hOuse, No. 4 on TIE
Public Square, in bOCs buildings
known the Nashville Inr block, door Msssrs
Evans CO., where they would be pleased their
tOmer5 and wal them with COED and cheap Stock Of
Shoes, BO It's Has. june lS-lm
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-06-25

Three SmiG an
PuorG Grants,
atmengP IS udy uns Gauds ntGau
EOrih an nrod
ene a o ~ td
uanm b. M 5bnsET
E al w "a leisure
sons the ean superb t iant a
sgsa
be
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-01-16

RAnRoAp MKErrSG.--A meeting was held
at Pleasant Plains, Iowa, on the 10th, to
consider the advantages Of railroad from
this city to the Missouri River on the bounda-
ry between lowa and Missouri. People were
present from both states, and a committee
was appointed, consisting Of DIR. g.. N
Hinkle, DIR. NJ. l.. Hudnall, and Rev. John
Marks, of Missouri, and Nathaniel Barber
and 7. Strong, OF Iowa, to confer with the
committee appointed by our citizens with
reference to the keokuk and Kansas City
road. Another meeting was appointed to
be held at the same place on the 5th instant.
They solicit correspondence with our COM
mittee, which, if they desire, they will ad-
dress VIM. Shook, Nine Eagles, Decatur Co.,
Iowa.
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lscsns OF the Morning.


j. A. Rayard and W. Bates have been se-
lscted BY the Black Democratic caucus Of
Delaware as candidates for the United States
Senate.
The keystone Club Of Philadelphia, the
telegraph says were to hold an Indignation
meeting on the l4th, consequen, upon the
election Of Gen. Cameron to the Senate
We don't know that anybody cares for their
indignation. A protest against his election
was presented in the Pa. House on the l4th,
but refused aplace in the journal. A SINH
lar protest was made in the Senate. The
principal charge was that teller was not ap-
pointed BY the Senate, according to law.
The steamer lobel has arrived from Ha.
wanna. The health of DR.. Kane was i'm
proving.
Dan. Dishong, Of the firm OF Dishong L
Son, Boston, has been detected in forgeries
TO large amount. The China Bank, Maine,
has $4,000 of the forged paper.
In Congress on the l4th, the Senate dis
cussed the Revolutionary Appropriation Bill.
MIR. benjamin reported bill making nppro.
priahons Tor the improvement of the Missis-
npp', Missouri, and Arkansas Rivers. In
the House, the discussion of the President, =
Message was concluded, by Mr.. Campbelps
moving the previous question on it's refer
snce to the committee of the whole. The
tarf bill was then discussed, with no re-
suits.
Mr.. Raymond, of the New York Times.
was examined by the committee of inyes,i-
CATION.
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COUNCIL Roon,
Jan, l3. 1856
Cou lcil met.


Cou lcl met.
Present, Aldermen Conn, Parsons, Pitt
man, Patterson, Taylor and Timbcrman.
The Mayor being absent, Alderman Par
sons, President pro tenn, presided.
The committee on streets and alleys who
were directed to settle the contract Of Sam.
pie 4 McCune with the city, for the MaAdam-
zIng OF Main street, reported that the
amount due them, according to the estimates
Of the Engineer for work done 10 1855 and
1856, was $l323.4s.
Report accepted, and said Sample and Nc
Cane allowed the amount aforesaid, less
slol heretofore paid, being in full settle
ment of said contract.
The special committee to whom was re-
ferred the Ordinance establishing new
Ferry, reported Ordinance o., entitled,
IAN Ordinance granting Ferry privileges
to the Decahon Ferry and Land Company, :"
which, after being amended, was passed
The City Engineer reported the appor-
tionment for the grading Of the Alley
through Block l54, and the following was
passed:
Resolved, That special tax, as indicated
below, be assessed and levied upon the
property described below, being the amount
due from each lot, according to the report
Of che City Engineer, dated January 18th,
1897, for the grading Of the Alley through
kIock II.
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seng Of the B.rder Rufuan.

/" Free Society! w. sicken at the nauc."-IA Al
Ab&ms Paper. Vs
America the Land Of Libertyf
tell yqu whst III II put : chunk OF lead
Inside your brain II you say that to me;
III raise your skuti top for you o. your heed
America the land " Slavery now
To slavery cause the North we mean to win
And II what assert you won't allow,
III ripyou open uppards to the chin
There s.ome men here as / have got to .hoot,
There's some men here as have got to stick,
Letaay on you jlst my words dispute,
ii put this bowie knife into him slick.
Wherever our star spangled banner waves,
:. And our proud stripes etarnity de6ea,
Wen buy, and whip, aud self and breed oui
Slaves;
Object 10 that, and IN black both you eyes.
Not only niggers, but them aarned mean whites
To scrvitude who stoops themselves TO lower,
Mind '--or III drill peep-hole through your
lights.
Yes. STREE, wc'Il make slaves on all the poor
Sich critters as that beggar, 'tother day,
That waiter Teller toT his sarse that got
what he desaryed--and some On you too may
The base, degraded, brutal wretch was shot.
Them as descends n servants place TO take
The treatment OF servant must expect;
If any man has remark lie make,
This here is loaded, lot him rccoliect.
I'd make ali airth slave soil. You disagreed
Mind, was never known to miss my aim,
loves the land Of slaves, but as to free
Society, sickens at the name. Punch
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ArrorNTNEST,-Dr w. A. Cochran, late Of
Lancaster, and formerly Of this place, has
received an appointment in the Medical De-
partment of the Iowa University at Keokuk.
He enters upon the duties Of his appoint
ment during the present session. Kinks
vile tMo.) Enterprise.
Weprinted the above in our paper yester-
day. |. contains an error. Mr. Cochran
was appointed to achair in the Iowa Medical
College, at this place, not in the Medical De-
partmcnt Of the Iowa University, which is
located here. We suppose our contempora-
ry was unaware Of the fact of there being
two medical colleges here, and failed to make
the proper discrimination.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-01-16

\. wAslss4aS4G4D eSail 0rsesrs.
Cor. Fifth and Nloa1san- KEOKUE,
A - = A. ss1slIs e .lss9e and fresh -.
oa.h sslssnsts eAA psmpt thirty day buysn, y
soli4lnsd. Yaausrs wishing 20 barter los anytAine
II O. iins are taxtulasly iavitsd 70 give ss AealI
= - sasn aiwIs - fsady = paroeass produce 81
les al Wholesale pricca. Our stock 10 partly com-
posed Of the following.
Cofs>-Rio, Mocha, Lsguyra, Java. and Marica.
b. Do roAstsl and greaod Golden Syrup, Bclrh-
srssyrap, NO. Msl.s.es. sugArhouse do, plan,a-
ton do, per Dbl, half bill, and 10 gallon ksgs.-
Imperial, Young II yson, Hysonskin, 4. p. Ooions
Souchoung and other brands TsAs, all pricSs from
30 cents 70 81 80 per pound. A gvod ssssrtment Of
Virginia and Missouri Tobacco. Tor chewing and
smoking.
Pepper, Alspice. Ginger, Macs, Nutmeg, Csov~,
cinnamon, mustard, salt petre, alum, copperaa IN
digo nAdder, backing, ink, salsratus 8. c. soda,
bit, Dow, and Prsston : Msuili's Yeast Powder,
Baker cocoa and chosolats, tspiooA, pearl basley
split peas, Heckcs farina, corn starch, maskareni
and vermicili palm, csxtile, country, transparent
varegated, and other aosps star, sperm, stsarins,
adamantine and mould cand.es; ctron, raisns, cur
rants, hgs, prunes, almonds, pecans, kaslisA val
nuts. Braxii nnta. fiberts, pesnuts, dried epplss
and peaches; tubs, buckets, brooms, market clothes
and corn baskets, butter iales, psts and prints |;
maaisa hump and cotton cordAge, twins. pillow, he'd
and clothes lines, large stock. lv0 dos. ASSORTED
Jcilies. in quart, pint and half do glAss lars. 50
asst Preserves in elsss jars, orange, pine apple.
raspberry, strawberry, peach and apple. 20 dos Pie
Fruit, assorted. 30 dvz ID CANS fresh peaches in
tin 20 doz Id cans fresh strawhrrris in Tin ,
10 doz ibeans fresh pine apples oystsra lohstcrs
CLANS shat, green corn, toes, sasdpcs pat an
in tin and warranted fresh and god. N. o. SagAf,
crushed, clarified. powdered. Loaf aud other suEAn.
Nos. /, and msckersl, shad, white 6sh, herring
aud sdfsh
Eagic, Prairie state, and Clifton Mills Flour.
ckwheat and Corn Meal constantly on hand
Green Apples, Onions, Potatoes, Taruipa; also on
hand choice article Of Lard for family use In So
~ and 80 ID packages, ksttie-rendercd from ies1
and sides only. We have la smoke 500 hams
which will b. ready for sale la about ten days. eli
Of which We offer NJ reduced rates.
janl5-d CIV. PERDUE CO.
RMED r n nCK n m NnnE
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How Mr.. Buchanan's Inaugural
Will be written.


During the late Presidential canvass, and
ut the moment a gallant Senator from the
South was proclaiming the certain election
OF Mr.. Buchanan, feather dropped ut his
feet from the wing Of an eagle that was fly
ing over. The gentleman preserved the
quill, and, to-day, had it forwarded TO Mr..
Buchanan to write his inaugural address
with. It was not plucked by man from the
wing, hut was the free gift of our national
bird Washington correspondent Alexan-
dria Sentinel.
The Lancaster Intelligencer says the above
statement is correct. Senator Brown, OF
Mississippi, is the gentleman referred to-
The quill is now in possession of Mr.. Blu
chanan, at Wheatland, where he saw it on
Friday, and, in accordance with the request
OF the "gallant Senator" it will be used by
the President elect ia writing his Inaugural
Address.
a malicious contemporary thinks there
was mistake in the observation OF the bird
at distance, and that it was probably car
rion- eating buzzard, instead of an eagle, as
that majestic bird could hardly be willing to
demean himself SO far, while there would be
an evident propriety in the act on part of a
spoils- hunting creature.
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OF BOSTON,
"A II e HI + = e T

I ATE partner Of VIM. Washburn, Architect Of
- American, Revere, Winthrop and Parker
Houses, and Tremoat Temple, Boston Woods Ho-
tel Portland; Bay State House, Worcester, and
many other hrss class public and private bsildings
throughout the country, having located in Keokuk,
would inform the public thst be II prepared - fur.
nish Designs, Plans, Detail Drawings, 6pseiAea-
lions and Supsrintendsnos fur CHURCHES, school
Houses, Hotels, Stores. Dwsilinss. and public and
private buildings Of all kinds, with promptnss and
accuracy.
All the modern improvements, such ~ Cosnicing,
Lighting, Ventilation, 10, ~ adopted In tbs East
ern cities, will b. specially provided for - re-
CURED.
EA-Ofhce in samples rev building, on Second
street., between MAin and johnson.
Jan. IL, 57-dly F. III. MOORE
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petition was received from W. T.. Gere
and others, asking for the grading Of the
Alley through Block "a, and the Euginec,
was directed TO advertise for proposals for
said grading.
A petition was received from p. Kelley,
assignee Of Nj. 0'Leary, contractor on Con
cert street, asking the Council to release him
from said contract, and pay him the per
centage held back. Referred to the CITY En-
gineer.
The following resolutions were then passed
viz:
Resolved, That the salary of the City
Engineer be fixed OF two thousand dollars
for the year A. ID. 1857, and that he be re !.
CURED TO furnish his First Assistant nj that
price.
Resolved, That committee Of three be
appointed to confer with Messrs. Hiatt &
Harbine, with view to the removal OF their
mil out Of Sd ST., and report ut the next
meeting Of the Council.
Aldermen Tmberman, Pittman, and Bill
ings were appointed the committee under the
last resolution.
Resolved, That our delegation in the Leg.
islature be requisite TO have the name Of
johnson ST. changed to that of Markc,-st..
and the time Of holding the annual election
for city officers from the first Monday in
April 70 the ID Monday in February to take
effect after the next election.
kslbournc a. Davis We're allowed four dol
lars for two comforts, for the use OF the cal
aboose.
c. c. A. striblcn was appointed Fire War
den for 4,h Ward.
The Council proceeded to the election OF
an Assessor for the present year, in Mace
OF W. w. Belknap, resigned and upon
balloting, 5. b. Ayres was unanimously
elected.
Council adjourned 10 January 22nd, 1857,
al ! o'clock ?. IN.
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G0-MA0uiRks COMPOUND ExrRAcr or B.xxr
PLAN certain cure for DiarrheA, Dyssntsry,
sumnNN complaint, and all affections Of the bowels
attended naturalization. Asa safe, paiasable and
reliable remedy II is unequAlled. For children
teething, attended with irritation Of the bowels, IL
Is tho moss soothing remedy in use. Prepared and
sold by J. q C. MAGUIRE,
Chemists and Druggists,
8. W. cor. Olive 4 ID SITS, ST. Louis
For sale in keokuk by r. II. OConnor, 4 Bro,
and Druggists generally. lang7odAw6m
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singcsss seWln0 maehanes.
323 broadway, New York; ~ CLARK street, Chicago.
rIyHEsE Machines have sstAbllshsd = greaa sspu.
L tation, founded on suhstantial sxcslIence. The
fair profit Of using Ut these AssAinss regularly
employed 10
$1,000 . Year.
No Tailor, 6eAmstsso, 6h@ Aaaslastursr, SD.
dles other psrson having sewing stitehng todo
can afford 70 do without one. A peculiar merit Of
Singers Machines, which no other kind can Justly
claim u that the iame Machine will DO every kind
Of work In perfect style. They are strong durable
viii keep IN order. Whoever buys one may Be en-.
tirsy certain II will DO his work. Every large i-
vats family ought to have oss.
All who wish oDmplsts and reliable iaformstios
in regard - sise and price Of our AAchinss aannes
of wsrkng, and method Of purchasing. With ell 9TH
Particular obtain Il by applying BY letter ~
either Of our o1acss for copy Of al. u. Singer =
Co.'S darette," paper devoted v the 6swiag Ma
chino interest. IL will be supplied gratis. =
/. n. SINGER CO.
ES-Local Agents wanted in every town In the
Union. Uaal3-d6m
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NaA16 = WIfnHn

A440 - w A811HR8
II nPUz1ULLY aaaesnes.to ~ eitissas Of Yso-
N kuk and viAinity that they have epeasd : ssoss
% Fourth strsst where they are prepared 20 suppy
Ne farmers and msrohants Of tbs Gssat West WITH
oil kinds Of the most approved Agricultural In
plemsnO ana AAchiaee which are 10 Be found IN
The country We have, also, sonnecssd With our AZ
rcaitural implements and MAchinss, . general
assortment Of Hardware and Wooden Ware. L
will b oarsin. BY prompt attention 70 hssinss 70
deserve aud receive the ,oanAdeacc Of / di,seynins
public In our sndeavon 70 meet their numerous
wanU. NEAHS 4 WII.DEH
Ksokuk, Iowa, Jan. 8, ,S7-dsm
New Agricultural Warsn ousc.
"A XES, MAtshsts, Hammers. Meat Cuttcrs. Chou-
"a ping KNIVES, Knife Trays; Floor and Counter
Dastsrs, mais, mop handlls, well buckets, sussr
and spadss, hay and manure forks, picks nsssosks.
bog hoc., post augsrs, "appls psassrs, corsrs and
slicsrs," and many other nsefsi articles may s.
foand q the New Agricultural WassAosse. ever
jAas-dsa MARS s WILDER.
NOTICE Y Asrshy given that J. x. HanisA. ].
IN II. Sullivan, Wm. y. n. Lynch O. r. DirnonA.
wn. -. Belknap, Thos. r. Carter, h. Whey, ypo.
AGAR Mcdowell. J. y. Breeder, A.d Csfsis =.
ciAtes under the nome Of the Dscalion Ferry sad
Land Company. The principal placs Of basisses
Of ssld Company ST Ksokuk, lows. The oABess
q this corporation h - sstAblish Ferry a tAs
.isss&tPPa AVcIs OetWesn Tue clty U1 keOku a And
Hancock County, Ills, and also 10 purrAss, lsnds
IN Hancock County, Ills.,. and lay oat thsrssn
town 70 be known - "Dssaiion." The capital
stock Of said Company 10 seventy ave thausand dol
lars, which stock may BE- increased 10 one hss1rsi
tAoussnd dollsrs, divided In shares Of enc hupdred
dollars each, and 70 b. paid in spos ell 81 eAs
Board Of Direetors. Said corporation commenced
on the 9TH day Of October, 1885, 70 contnue tveaty
years, renewable according u the Laws Il Iowa -
The affair." Of the company to be condsstsd q
Board d Five Director, to b. elected On tie Ira
Wednesday OF January, annually, In aCsosdasss
With the articles of Incofporaioa On Ala II ths Of.
ace Of the Recorder u dseds, Lee county, Iowa
The indebtedness Of the Company IL not 10 exceed
two-thirds OF the capital stock 81 the CSnp>ay,--
The private property Of the stockholders & % b,
sxemps from the corposate debts Of tbs Conpsny-
said Company;
!. n Horntsh, Jno H. Sullivan.
G. n. Dlmond, Rufus Wilsev
VIM. y. b. Lynch.
J. <. HORNISH, Prsst.
C. X. DIHoHp, Sec'y and Trcas.
Ksokuk, Dec. II, issS--d4w
(Daily Times copy 4v1
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GIVE should be cautious how we indulge
~ The feelings Of . virsuous indignation. -
II ~ the handsome brother OF anger aud ha
tired.
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GT- An old widow, when her pastor said o
her, "dod has not deserted you in your old
age" answered -"No, sir, | have very good
appetite STILL"
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hickey 4 Mason, Surgeon Dentists, are
prepared to insert Teeth upon Gold, Silve,
and Gutta Percha, also upon Platina with
continuous Gum, which for beauty and
cleanliness cannot be surpassed. They are
determined to do the neatest work that ID
done in the City, and 1t . less price than
any other Office here. Office on Blondesu
between Third and Fourth.
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OLD SETTLERS, Ball.

fINHE "Old SettlerA" Ut keokuk and vicinity win
L give Ball, on Tuesday Evening, Jan. 3oth, 1t
Rogers Hall corner johnson and 9Th streets. the
proceeds TO b. given 10 the poor
IickErs 81, IL be had at the principal stores Of
the city.
The COMMITTEES have engaged rooms sufficient 70
accommpiatc 1000 pcrsons, and, the object Is .
charitable one they hope aud expect every one 70
their influence to swell the proceeds so that ths
poor ana needy may be relieved.
III Invitation IL general, and il IL to BE- hoped
that all will come.
Asaiisisnt p ics will b. on hand to preserve or
der
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CT-in the city Of New York there are
i2,ou0 more males than females. 4 few
more ladies wanted.
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To THE PUnLlCy

To THE PU0LlCy
WE have this day sold our entire stock Of Gro
w csriss, Provisions, To-, to Messrs. Ayrss Rsy-
nolds, Who viii continue In the same basinses, q
tho old stand, No. IS Main-st.
Taking this opportunity of expressing our thank
funess 70 friends and customsrs for their very
liberal patronage beloved upon US, We solicit con-
tnuance Of the same for our successoss.
Jan. 1, '57--[jsd] HAMIiL RALSTON.
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kEoKrK AND KANSAS Orr, p.naa u.
ho'ics ID Inc Kansas City Enisrprise the mi
uies OF meeting held AT Riehaeld CLAW "a
h'ssouri, 10 take into consideration IN. sab
Jecs OF the keokuk and Kansas civ Pail.
road. The enterprise was warmly annlana.
ca, and promises Of liberal SUBSCRIPTION.
were made.
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b. S. MERRIAM, Clerk

cT"Tintion.' exclaimed an Irish scar
geant 70 his platoon; "front face, and tind
70 row. call As many Of We as is present
hiil SAY here, and rs many nf ye rs Is not
present will say absent,''
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y. n. ArRkS. y. ~ RkYaQk.G1.
AYREs 4 REYNOLDS,
HAVING this day purchased the stock Of the
i i old house Of Hamil 1 Ralston, No. IS Main
street respectfully solicit the continued patron
age Of their many friends and the public generally.
No effort will be spared In our snAsAvsFs 70 keep
full assortment Of ell articles il he 0roosry and
Provision line, and accommodating I'll who may favor
n with call
Goods delivered promptly 10 oil parts Of ~ city
Jan. 1, s57--Tjan6-d
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DhSHOhCTAON.
/ s,.nnn. 4 H.r,t,on 4 III. ~. ~ ~
,n,,a. |san..n, A.. 49,. t seu "
~i,I 4. s.,.isd hv Iasr s...ns. "a 'ns a.s nr@
$3.50. 80, ~ 49,. ,n ~ 80" S, s.o ~ persons
III :. ri'ss 1919 u, :, viii Ptsass
a. - ''' o w sngN nT nesUsv Of
JOHN HAMII,TnN
Keokuk. Iowa Jan. is. Isl .ial6Ikvsm
Ecsess Mc1 III ana Letcher
II Medicine. will contiuuo 20 attend in cor..I.
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large iibarry OF the best medical works extant,
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between Main and johnson.
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