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4. xsssAsa. L. nuws. oso. .. rsrs.
KENDALL, MOVIE y Co.,
tesooasssns - aown, L0sxwo0u 4 COL
Wheteea1e anA Resail
AUCTION h COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Ana Real Estate Agenss.
second st., next door 10 the ashsneun, kscknh,
DAkIICULAR attention will be paid to buyinx
and selling Heal Estate and PERSONAL property.
negotiating loans, aud any other business thAt may
be entrusted to us.
We have convenient rooms, and will attend 10
kinds.
Liberal cash advances made on goods oonsi gued
Tor sale when desired
We have large and we'll selected stock Of Gold
and silver Watches, doid Jeweiry, and Notions,
which We oder at Wholesale and retail ~ Low -
can be found IN the country.
Merchants and Pedlar will be- supplied II az.
tremely low prices for cash
List Of Real EstaIe for sale
Bf KENDALL. HOWE AGO.
( ME FULL Lot on Main ST.: 3 d. on Johnson st :;
~ valuable lots on High street,
Morgan
: I" Orleanr a.
Houses and Lots on Concer, ST.
Lots en- l4th ST.;
| Business Lot On FIRST st.;
Lots, Levee;
Valuable Lots corner Ugh and 18th sts,
l House and Lot on Morgan at;
~ Acres OF valuable land within mile Of the
oldCity limits.
100 Acres Of Land within eight miles Of the old
city limits.
Acres land In Oakvood, Ills, valuable for gar.
dening purposes.
| Town l.ots in kwood, on which are crovins
/ thirty hne young fruit trees.
noyls-d KENDALL, HOWE Co.
Two good Meat Cutters, anda hne Turning Lathe
i for sale by
deed KENDALL, HOWE 4 CO.
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uaxAs.r ~n1sCE.

NT UkA.E NN1sC
vlNIIE following reeds II not called Tor within
i thirty sia,s from this date, viii b sold 10 pay
charges IN same; -
W B. Arnold, l thrsshng machine; Fsarcs Cus-
lin. boses sunariss J. Hopkins. bx nereAaA.s
disc c. Kinsey, BIZ plaster eastinE Jns. flynn,
bxs suniris, r. HssAis. hx ssndriss 4. 1nf-s
ray, hxs sundsiss; Rev. ". ~ 1saley. ] ~
Kelly. Iowavillsl hx ssndsiss; Stephen Losey,
b. ssnaries Jsnsv Mattox.l ~ snsdries JsAn
Clcrr. rocking chair, ~ bsd1asg sid a1s,
ksdstesd. l roll carpet. bas sunAstss. sss.e,
nm / hx sundries bedstesd. 2 tubs and so1tsstss
! / table. bhl sundries sAAirs. yerksss an9o0
BROWN TAYLOR. LsvsoL
/ Ksckuk, Dec. 15-din ss@
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ORonwELL's DEscsHpAsrs.--Aw writer in The
Albany Journal disputes the romsrk about
Oromwelps dsscendants in Clay county, Ind.
He says that the male line Of the family be-
came extinct with the deceass OF Oliver
Cromwell, Of Chestnut Park, HArtfordshire,
Englsnd, in 1921.
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PnIxE CONCERTI

PA TRICK 4 GRO r
ID EsrECTFuLLY inform their patrons and the
N public generally that they have postponed
their distribution until the evening Ut the AID Of
February, at which time 1t will positivssy tasc
place, and n compensation to those Who may =
disappointed by this delay, an entertsinncnt ~
vocal and instrumental music will be given On tAAt
evening.
Distribution Tickets will admit to the Concert.
Tickets for Concert so cents.
place made known and Programme psblished In
due time
We have some Of the finest French violins ever
brought to this country, which We are selling for
t35 and giving Is Tickets for Consert and Distri-
Uuton. -.
Pine Guitars made by Hall soni go and IL
Tickets. Second-st., between Main and johnson
dec76 -di
DATRICK GROUSE have this day received pa
i EXPRESS the following music for Piano:
YILLNoRE sClAoTTiSCH,
FREMONT POLKA,
BUCHANAN POLKA,
loo copies "Wiliie We have missed voo,
100 - { Bells Polka, and a tine collection Of
New Songs, waitses and Pslkas for Guitar.
sept I6,d
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Good News ,----Furniture II

Good News Furniture
- ECEIVED his day per steamer "Kate French, -
IN large and complete stock Of Parlss, Cham
Der. and Dining Room furniture, among which may
Be found
Sofas, Gothic A Star Hat Racks,
Sociab!es, Extension Tables,
Yankee Diyans, Fancy Dining Tables,
Gothic Arm Chair, Harp Pillar Card do,
/, Centre Tables, Piano Stools,
What Nots, Elisabeth Rockers
Eclipse Bsdstcads, PArior Chairs, Ae., DC.
Fancy Lounges,
The above articles, with those Of our own m IN a
fsrturc, embrace the largest and most complete
assortment Of Parnitare vess Of the Mississippi
River. kILB0URNE 4 DAVIS.
Dec30-dtf
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II EYNOLDs' sost exciting Romance, WA0Nk1
n the WEIR Wolf; For Sale by
est. llth, CAVE . 0A1kU1.
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GREAT ATTRACTION

"N IMBLE SIXPE NCE!l"
7 AM now receiving heavy stock Of sEAsosAtIE
i soops direct from the Eastern cities. They are
not second hand goods but fresh ard nice. A
good assortment and large lot to suit all kinds
Of customers.
There are three thingsto be consideredint trading
one is have the right kind OF goods another is
to make the prices to suit and the thirds to have
accommodating salesmen. My houses possess all
hese requirements and certainlv there IL the place
get Coed Bargains.
Ny WINTER STOCK consists n part Of the fol-
lowing Dclaines. solid and figured dcbaire, meri
NOS, iustres, ptais, nseys. gnghams, cloths, cas-
simeres, casinets, tweeds, Jeans, Canton 6snnels,
wool 6anncls all ooiors, opera 6anneis, wool com
forts, hoods, mitts, gloves hosiery, table linen,
damAsk, diaper, shawls, long ard Bay State. mems
wool shirts and drawers. dcmestics blue and brown
Nckings, sheetngs, hats and caps boots and shoes,
and every thing usually found in the dry goods de-
partment. And in connection with the above,
have q large stock Of CRockKky WARS. MosinE
recently recruited my stock, can oaer superior
Inducements in this line. Also, good assortment
OF choice FAMILY GROCERIES; In fact, every
thing in the merchandise line, and IL there 10 any
art. lie We cannot furnish, can tell you where 10
hnd it.
Just drop in at the "NIMBLE SIXPENCE," and
look at those Se,r foods, which have not beer on
hand since the year one. 1t affords W pleasure 70
show nice goods. You viii find them Ut
Noe. 81, n 4 100 Matn.st., keekuk.
Oct22.dlv s.. =. BILLINGE.
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= 0mao1 rAFa Ter safe.
A FARM containing 80 anrss. 90 Of IL being eai
"A closed, choice land, only II miles from Kso-
kuk, and miles from Belfast. For particulars en-
quirsof EDWARD KILBOURNE, Keokuk, Or Of
GEO. STANWOOD,
On the Premises.
String Prairie, Iswa, Aug 1o-dAwtf
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Annual Elecsl0n.
r1sHK Annual Els elton OF the Board Of Directors
i Of the Iowa State Insurance Co. will be held at
the Office Of the Secretary, in the city Of Keokuh,
ON the second Monday Of January, 1857, II
O'Clock p. m. WM F.llhNhn,
Dac 10 56--decll dim Secretary.
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~vyHE LADY AN6ELiNE.--A lay q the ApA-
i laehians: By L. s. Noble. ror sale by
dsse CAvEA BAILEY.
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HARD WO0A Lumber
nF all kinds can be had BY calling ON J. b.
~ PRIcs, 81 the yard near the Depot Of the Fors
pcs Moincs Railroad, where the Lumber can b
seen, and will BE- constantly arriving. Any one
wishing Lumber sawed to order will please leave
bill Of tho same, and 1t will Be attended to sooa
o. BALDWIN.
decla-dsm J. B. Pascs, Agt.
rTimes copy SIN.
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MecaS1g - stock b OlAers.
rGNHE annual meeting OF the Stockholders Of the
i Keokuk Marine Insurance Co. will be held ct
the oihce Of the Company, in tho city Of keokuk.
ON the second Wednesday Of January, 1857, At 10
o'clock a. m :, at which time and place an election
will be held for Board Of Directors for the emu
ing year. Nm =. AlnN1h,
Dsc. 10, 1S36.-declldlm Secsetary.
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City Loss and Land fer sale.
40 ACRES splendid farming land, situated
Z about 10 miles directly west of Abba, Mon
roe county. This Fine Tract consists Of Prairie
and Timber, partly under cultivation. Timber Of
the very best quality. Price very low, and terms
easy.
40 Acres near Ambrosa, being part Of what IL
called the "Bentun Farm" Lays very handsome
and situated ab'u, 10 miles from this city and can
be had at bargain
100 Acres, consisting or Timber and Prairie,
partly under cultivation aud sitaatcd about M cs
| from the city. Terms easy.
Lot IN, Block 1875, ON Morgan street, between sth
and 18th, with new brick house, will be sold low
and on reasonable terms.
Lot No. 3. Block a5-with improvements. For
further particulars, apply 10
C.R. DiM0ND,
ect3-i kiibourne's Block Nam st.
Nk u. AUSTIN, c. n. ALBEks.
VIM. II. AUSTIN Il CO.,
WHOLESALE GK0cERS, PRODUCE DEALERS 4
Commisston Merchants,
| No. loo Main s,reet....-.-.. eek ak, lows
| sept5-d
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HOUSEKEEPING GOODS,
Curtain Muslins, Damasks, Bu6s, Green Linens,
Gold Bands, Landscape Shades, Gilt Cornioes. Pins
and fixtures.
As low ~ can be bought in any house In the
West. Oct ID do
IENTLEMEN will fnd ~ Fosters beautiful
NJ assortment Of Cloths, cassimeres, Vestlngs,
SHIRTS Collars and Handkerchiefs. Silk and Wool
Undershirts, and Drawers. Silk, Cotton and Wool
Half Hose. Single and lined Gloves and HAunt-
lets, in Silk, Wool, and Buck, together with almost
| every article in G enticme 8 furnishing goods.
OCT Is dAw
| DLANkErs, QUILTS Ac.-A large stock OF
| ID Blankets, CANON d Pure wool from $500
! !. S.o,co p.sI.
i Quiits--assorted sires and prices.
] bed Dinity--Nsw style md very desirable.
Undressed French print--s beautiful Iys,ds Tor
/ Sale Ut extreme Inv prices i. u. FCSIEk-
Oct Is dsw
/
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1857-09-29

TIE AMERICAN SPORTSMAN: containing
hints to SportSncn, notes on shooting, and the
habits of the Game Birds and Wild Fowl of
America. by LEWIS.
The GOLDEN LEGACY: a story of Lies
Phases.
RIIIS from the FOUNTAIN OF LIFE, or Ser
mons to Children, by Rev. Il. NEWTON, ID. d.
THE DAISY CLAN or Aspirations: Family
Chronicle.
SnoEPAC RECOLLECTIoNS A Way-Sidt,
Glimpse Of American Life, by Waller MARCH
KATHIE BRANDE: a Preside History OF a
Quiet Life. by HOIME LEE.
HoUSEHOI.D MYSTERIES, hy Lizzi" Pit.
Ell GRINGO, or New Mexico and her People.
PAUL FAME, by n. i. Willis.
VEyA. or the War of the Peasants and the
ConScript: two interesting Romanecs bound in
one volume.
THE NAPOLEON DYNASTY, or the History OF
the Bonaparte Family: an entirely now ""ik' i:y
the Bcrklcv Men, with twenty-five authentic
Portraits. .
Call at p. J. LOWRIES
Book Store.
March 81, 1857 39-tf
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NJ z g.

his officers, Mr. John Moore and Mr. w. II.
Snyder, during the trying circumstances Of b
tie loss Of their ship. The cnptrin stood .
by the gaigway, and would not allow a sin4-g
gle mnn to leave the ship until the ladiss
were hi safely slowed in the boat |; he then y
had each boat provided with compass and ),
provisions, &c, being himself, the last 10
leave the sinking ship. ....... .,.5 ,,,
1t is impossible to describe the feelings
of the unfortunate shipwrecked people, mp
on finding themselves once more safe and
on the deck of tho Joseph Whitney. Some
of them were almost entirely destitute Of
clothing. while others were but half clad
most of the ladies and children were without
shoes and stockings. and from their cxpo-a1
sure tn the high wind and sea, their gar-si
ments generally were nearly washed eff
them. In a short time they were made as
comfortable as possible, under the cireun-ts
stances. The officers and passengers of y
the J,,seph Whitney did all in, their power;s
trunks were opened. and dry clothes were >
put upon all. The passengers generally
were unremitting in their attentions to these
unfortunate persons. In this connection
mention should be made of the kind and
generous conduct of poor Irish girl, Mar
garct Finley, who fills the position of stew
ardess Of the Joseph Whitney. Her Joy
was unspeakable upoa witnessing the rescue
',jf the shipwrecked people she dealt out
her cbthes to them till the last piece was
gone, save the clothes she had on, and she
then give up her room for their further ac-
'comn.odation. The rescued crew and pas
senges expressed themselves in high terms
Of praise Of Captain Howe, of the Joseph
Whitney, and her crew and passengers.
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THE LOVE or HOME.

It is only Swallowed minded prctenders
who mako either distinguished origin
matter of personal morit, or obscure origin
a matter Of personal reproach. A man
WHO is not ashamed of himself need not be
ashamed of his early condition. 1t did
happen to me to be born ia log cabin.
raised among the snow drifts of New Hump
shire, at period so early that when the
smoke first rose from its rude chimney and
curled over the frozen hills, there was no =.
similar evidence of white mans habitation !,
between it and the settlements on the rivers
Of Canada. Its remains still exist make
it an annual visit. j carry my children to.
it, and teach them the hardships endured
by the generation be fore them. loVo to ]
dwell oil the tender recolIections. tho kin-5!
dred ties, the early affec tons and the nat- 3
rations aud incidents which mingle with ala
[ know of this primitive family abode; L
weep to think that none of those who in /,
habited it are now among the living and if
| ever fail in nffectiOnate veneration for
him who raised it, and defended It against
savage violence and destruction, cher
ished all domestic comforts beneath its roof,
and through the fire and blood of seven 3
years revolutionary war, shrunk from no
toll, no sacrifice to- serve his country, and
to raise his children to a condition better
than his own, may my name aud the name
of my posterity be blotted out from tho
memory of mankind.-Ddniet Webster. zrys
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PRISON DREAMS.

have often noticed in prisoners desire
to sleep while laborng under deep afic-
ton. The condemned, the night before
execution, are very apt to sleep soundly, if
left alone. have seen men enter a prison
cell for the first time, pale and trembling
with fear or weeping with terror, and soon
after fall asleep. The propensity to sleep
under difficulties is not always the result Of
grief and sorrow. The serenity of misd
produced by philosophy or religion may
sometimes enable men, under the most try
ing circumstances, to lose themselves in
sleep. Prof. Webster. of Boston, while in
prison, appeared to be cheerful and happy
lie desired his family, when they visited
him, to be as cheerful and lively as pos
siblc, and they were SO. At night he slept
soundly. Macaulay, in his History Of
England. speaking Of the execution Of,
the Earl of Argyle, said so eifectually had
religious faith and hope, cooperating with,
natural courage and cquanimity, composed.
his spirits. that Oh the very day on whicS
he was to die, he dined with appetite, con-
versed with gaiety at the table, and after
his last meal, lay down, as he was wont,to
take short siumber, in order That his body.
and mind might be in full yig"r when he
should mount the scaffold. At this time
one of the lords Of the council came TO the
castle with message, and demanded ad-
mittance to the earl. 1t was announced
that the earl was asleep. The privy coun-
cillor thought that this was a subterfugc,
and insisted on entering. The door of tho
cell was softly opened, and there lay Ar
gyle on the bed. sleeping in his irons the
placid sleep of infancy. The conscience
of the renegade. smote him. he turned
away sick at heart, ran out of the castle,
and took refuge in the dwelling Of a lady Of
his family who lived hard by. Then be
flung himself ON a couch, and gave himself
up to an agony of remorse aud shame.
His kins- woman, alarmed by biz locks and
groans, thought that he had been taken
with some illness, and begged him to drink
cup of sack:
No, no." he said, " that will do me no
good"
She prayed him to tell her what had dis
turbPd him.
IL have hnen," said he, " in AsgyIe's
prison; | have seen him within an hour Of
eternity, sleeping as sweetly as ever man
slept. But as for me-"
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LOSS OF THE STEAMER NORFOLK

The Philadelphia papers contain some
further particulars of the loss of the steamer
Norfolk, Capt. Kelly, on her passage from
that port to Norfolk and Richmond, with 26
passengers. and crew of 81 persons, and a
valuable cargo. The particulars are fur
nished by George L. Porter, Esq. of the
Baltimore Merchants Exchange, who was
a passenger on the steamer Joseph Whit
ney, from this port. We copy the follow
ing:
The Norfolk left Philadelphia on Satur
day morning, September 18th, and encoun-
tered heavy gale from f. S. E., on Sun
day evening, which continued TO increase
in violence during the night. between 10
o'clock Z. NJ. and 4 A. NJ, she sprung
aIeak, carried away ji5, spanker and force
spencer, and to Tighten her large portion
of the cargo was thrown overheard. Her
head was then turned toward the beach,
with the view of running her on to save tie
lives of those on board. but the rudder broke
off. and she was left helpless wreck in a
violent gale and heavy sea, and at daylight
on Monday broke into pieces, then about
ten miles South of ChiDgotague. the pas
sengers and crew barely having time to
take to the boats, saving nothing bnt what
clothes they had on before she went down,
and was lost entirely from view.
After being on board the small boats in
heavy sea and high INV. wind for about
nine hours, they were fallen in with at 81
p. NJ. by the steamship Joseph Whitney,
Captain Howes, from Baltimore, bound to
Boston, who succeeded in taking up three
Of the boats, containing forty persons. The
fourth boat steered off in another direction
in searei. of a vessel which was in sight, bat
which did not heed them, and il was not
seen afterwards, but it is supposed made for
the shore. This boats crew, containing
the first and second engineer and firemen,
was afterwards picked mp by the steamer
Caledonia, bound from Charleston to Balti-
more.
The passengers all speak i'll the highest
praise of the conduct of Capt. Kelly and
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State of North Carolina,
UNION COUNTY.
Court of Pleas and QHdrter Sessions,
JuIy Term. 1857.
Stewart, Houston, and
CovIngton, Origlhai
VS.. attachment.
Wyatt Austen.

II appearing TO the satisfaction OF the Court
that the Defendant, Wyatt Austen, is not an
inha bitant of this State, but resides beyond
the limits of the same; II is therefore ord red
that public alton be made for six weeks IN
the Western Democrat, notifying SAID de-
fendant to be and appear at the next Court,
TO be held for the county of Union, at the
Court House in Monroe, on the hrst Monday
of October next, then and there to plead,
answer OF demur, or hnai judg gment will be
taken against him.
WITNESS, J. NJ. Stewart, Clerk of our said
Court az office, 1st Monday of July, 1857.
stI ]. NJ. STEWART, Clerk
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WHITE LEAD.

At PRITCHARD'S You can buy, for cash
pure White Lead at % cents per lb-
Drug Store, irwin'S Corner.
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Graxs SeeSEs:! Grass seeds!!!

Grass SeeGss!! Grass Sceess!!!
A large assortment just received, comprising
the following varieties:
White ClOrcr, Rcd Ct0rer, Timothy, N|ttet,
Blue Grass, Lucerne. &c.
The above seeds are warranted to be FRESH
and GENUINE. For sale at
Pr5tchard's Wholesale 3. Retail Drug House
Aug. 25 1857. IRwIN'S CORNER
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Another Decline In Quinine

Al Pritchdrd'S Large Drug and Chemical
House, Irrin'S Corner.
This article may now be had at s. so per
ounce, for CASH ONLY.
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kOH MAN 4 McGOA.
NJ + re II mt 1AlI,O RS.

athenSum Bulld,ug % St. bet Main & Johnscn
kkukIk, IOWA,
MOULD respectfully tes t. the citizens 81 this
w place. and The country gsnefally, that they
haze reesifca art and are RECEIVING daily, one
IT the finest stocks shown 10 the peerleef the
Nsst Give "a call. 10 not forget the Gold, n
Horns on the sisnt iistefy II which, with that
III " III r., may b. inttr sslrg 10 til, cofners,
as the I'D testlsts Tale il familiarity krown-
lis hrsi APP Ia the i the secrcta-
ry Ct old heokoa himself, and 10y bis suggestion
the present iaine 81 tho city was selected His
art In the Intertrg business at the time heokuk
and his tribes dcla4tuft Was very limited; be left
With them, afd renamed the bosom cumpa MON of
he cid chief until lis Death a. he only reiie he
bad 10 GiYess a tGhef VI gratitude was the Buck
Horns, which he himself ntr, ~htn hewsnt cut ON
skaltin and hunting tour, HE sight ef which
struck tsiror fothe my or the buffalo but after
the death 81 the old chiet they became the msnep-
to or sign OF speed, bath for stonmboats and the me
ehaneai arts, a II lovers OF arslsnt relies ar. in
flted Is cal. aha sce the Gol.ea llous pefchsd On
the sign Of the atefe establishment. " II r.
not Icing very Tfohclent IN the above tusiness
sought Tor partner who was we'll qualified for the
.mefgereies Of q fashionable city, sought one far
and near both east aud west. tnt In vain for long
\ time, nntii hs inquired If his old friend pisti
Evaas 81 Cincinnati. vho said lie had hts eye on
saSh ote, III ihe lslsSn Vt kUb'I MCCOY, who
bad bad AL sApesifnee both III the cid and new
world, WHO itsd done business ~ Paris, London and
Dublin gnd DIRT aFgh, ard all Tie most fashionA-
1 bic cities IN the Union. Seys .sPiati he IL the
inani ard at last found him in Nj mpAis Tenn
and bf powerful Inducements he ea uae, and will
now he tsetgutsel IN the person If my present
pertuci IN the Merchant Tailoring busin.ss Con.
stqaeniis a IL 10 too late e. cietAe persons
sotua & sfe 9aE President naNIUratei We arc pre-.
pa ed 10 clpthe our forgresSmeH and civilians in
pafple and hns linen, or any kind Of wooden goods
OF tie most superior quality an style.
Tbs ttmld Lee,i mol fear 10 call a. ". II. T. has
! dtspas.aef his skarn irons. Persons will notice
ID Advertisements generally, avsst amounted BON
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4 1Ais II.

GEp. DoSSfiIAS. Civil Engineer and Survey
~ Or ufsrF his prfesstftai seryisss 10 the cssi
sehsof keakuk fni ,ieInify fer tse suEysyine
and atfanggaf 4 grounds % suit the contour II
ne surface ard feess confident be can rlease those
afelFsag rueA Eettifc.
Aiibcsihcss pertaining ~ Tbs profsssipu attend
Ell t. with IfeHlffsts and the Iiihpgrayhng III
uatE piats, dc. snrerntcried a. iithograp hers
shargss
Diteu - Grshaa's Building End ct. Ksokal
taL2ssa5u.
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WM. BROWN,
A IL CHIT ECT .

TlsI cali ut his roons, over doubleday a Will
~ suns Store, second street, any time, kept sun
dsys from das light TIL 10 o'clock Mt night as he
Is obliged 10 be constantly on hand account of
press Of Business. and ses his drawings appar atus
AMI extensive Architectural Library. ~hieh are
free toths inspection VI AL, and judge whether he
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