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between them to which is entitled to the "knife,"
being the ugliest representative of the press at
the Charlotte celebrations and if there be apare
6 Barlow they may hand it to Cannon. But Spell
man protests against being lugged into the contro
versy. 1t was rank enry that prompted Yates to
suggest "whittng Instrument in connection with
him. That ague he had must have been an old
fashioned one, for it appears to have shaken not
only his taste and judgment, but also his discretion.
Bruner, hopeless, insists that Speman was the
best looking representative present. (and that is not
saying much j and Cannon, with eye to this fact,
vanly asserts that he could name the nert best.
The representative of the Stundard can't help this,
gentlemen. any more than you. And remember,
his is marketable commodity, and must not be
even wan,only deprecated. Beware, Yates, there
are courts of justice yet in the State. sew.
PERTINENT SuGGEsrIoN-The incinnati Enquirer
of late date says: "The Southern Congressional
elections will soon commence-Virgina leading off
the 2sth of this mouth (May.) The Northern
elections all through and the result is that
every member from that section is either Demo
crat or Black Republican, Not Fillmore Know
Nothing has been chosen in all the free States.
This being the fact, should like to have intel
ligent Southern Know Nothing inform what good
can result by ecoting Know No,hings from his
section Of the country? They have no Northern
allies, and will be utterly powerless to effect any
thing. On the contrary, if Democrats chosen
from the South, they will be able, with the fifty
three Northern Democrats to control the legislation
of the House. The South, therefore, under these
circumstances, should send a united Democratic
delegation"
A NOBLE DEED.-The Murfreesboro' correspon.
dent of the Petersburg Express referring to the
prevailing scarcity and the consequent suffering
among the poor, records the following noble deed
by citizen of Northampton County:
81: is only on occasions similar to the present
that the benevolence msanthropy of the heart
shows itself And here should record with emo.
tions of pleasure, feelings that make proud OF
our nature; proud that am man; the generosity
of citizen of Northampton. Aware of the destitu
ton and the consequent suffering of the poor, he
purchased a large quantity of corn, and sent out
word to the destitute around him, TO supply them
selves in small quantities as they needed, or which
| they could pay not convenient, at the
| same rates for which he paid by the quantity The
| investment IN ght have yielded q handsome profit
but this not the design of John w. Foster
| And thus have many poor family been saved tho
grinding exactions Of heartless Shylocks by ths
benevolent care of DR.. Foster. Pass his name
around. May his praseworthy example stimulate
many to do likewise in these times Of scarcity ant
| want. Go
"The truly generous is the truly wise,
And he who loves not others lives unbest."
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FOURTH OF JULY.-Mr. Curtis NJ. Lee has been
81, nvec'eo 10 deliver an Grafton in Clinton and Mr.
'"'s D. henan to deliver an oration in Kenansville,
y" ne approaching anniversary of American inde.
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CHANCE TO MAKE MONEY.-.PROFI-
"A TABLE and honorable emplovment-The subscriber
is desirous Of having ugent each county town of
the Union capital of from 10 $40 only will be reouir-
ed and anything like efficient energetic man can make
from three TO five dollars per day. Every information will
be given by addressing with stamp pay return letter
WM. A. KfNSLER
Box 1928 Philadelphia, Pa, Post Office
June IL 1857. 5S-1.
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The bids should be marked Proposals for Stamped EI
velopes and addressed Third Assistant Postmaster e,
eral, Post Odice Department"
AARON V. BROWN, Postmaster General.
May 30 1857. 80, :. -, .s~s,; a. lls7--w4t.
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The Result in Virginia.

The only Congressional District in doubt was the
18th, and it is now ascertai...I that George w.
Hopkins. Esq, Democrat, is elected by nine major
ity. So the exultation Of our contemporary of the
Wilmington Herald, over the election of ons ''dis
tributionist" in Virginia, turns out be unfounded
The old State scorned the offer bribc her with her
own money. .,s >-s. a7 '...'
The delegation in Congress from Virginia is as
folows-aH Democrats 1st District, NJ. r. H. Gar
nett Cd, John S. Millson Sd, John S. Caske 4th,
William O. Goode; 9th, Thomas S.. Bocock 9th,
Paulus Powell: 7th,. William Smith; sth, Charles
j. Falkner; 9th, John Lstcher; 10th, Sherrard
Clemens; ll,h, A. G. jenkins; l2th, H. A. Ed
mundson; 18th, Geo. W. Hopkins. r,
The Legislature is Democratic by about eighty on
joint ballot. .-' .-a-t. +5 @.z
" here is Bolts ?-Nhere Is ..Samuel?'
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DAN RIVER INSTITUTE

DAN RIVER INSTITUTE.
IN III z THIRTY SECOND SESSION OF THIS
u School will commence on the 9TH July.
Board, per month, about, - 80 flo 90
Classical tuition, per session, .se 20 90
English 3" a. :" .r. 12 so 70 l5 90
Contingent expense, 100
A. C. LINDSEY, Principal.
Yanceyvlle June l2, 1857. : 5s-5tw.
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,.r- Notice To Bridge builders.
TIME BRIDGE ACROSS NEUSE RIVER KNOWN
as Battles Bridge will be let to rebuild the low
est bidder Saturday the 9Th inst. - - !. -
- WILL r. POOLE, -,
j. D. powell, ) Corumis
A. +. NAL,
June 9, 1857 i- f"r 80 1lss-st
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have purchased from Mr. Charles s. Rice of Pcltons
Horse Powers and sent il to plantation, where
1t was tired BY and Mr. Mark A. Tate Of
my neghbors ihreskng rye. hare seen il in ope
ration myself but they represent working remarkably
GEO W. MoRDEcAI
Raleigh, June 9, 1857. lls9-wpdlt.
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A new Treatise on Trigonome,ry.
s. A MANUAL OF PLANE AND SPHERICAL
"A Trgon ,metry, with some Of its applications by
Charles Phillips, Professor in The University of North
Carolina," " 200 pp, IL mo. "a -s..5s'Sfssg. q. 81.
-.. W. l. POMEROY, Raleigh.
AALLETT CO, Chapel Hill.
June l2, 1851 5s-3fpd.
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rAs date CITY against the WoYl1
Kookuk Mattress Mandatory
A. C. Orr

8 nov nansfPetvsing Mattresses Of every dessrip-
tisn, Spiral sing, ,Carlod Hair, Wooisp Psltins
Cotton, Moss, Birch, 6husk and straw, Of che bssi
quality. Pillows asd belstsrs Of al kfnds. Also
Comforts asd HsAthsss.
Hotel and Stsambost orders promptly attended to,
lsAnsat Will - osrcd at fair tsfns, and warrant
-. challenge the production of superior wsek at
aay Of the kind In The Wsstsrn soun-
try. You rssPsetfally invtsd to call and exam
Inc apseimena 81 ny work. Warsroom corner Of
Fourth street and Exchange.
machinery, Which enables me TO mAnufa astars bet.
ter work, 81 liberal rates. thss inferior work
otherwise nanafactured can bs aGsrded for. Nate
rial for Bedding ETC. prepared BY machinery IL more
unifcrmly and psrfsctly prepared, snd the work
Tar hyperion tn quality.
WAolssaJs owS Retail.
March 10 1855 dAwly
WA0ONo WAGONS WAOONSflI
DLOw AND WAGON FACTORY, ssrnsr 18th
= and Main Streets, ksokuk, Iowa. Having
purchased the before named sstshiishmsut and
made large additions to it, ws aro now mar sfac.
esfng ok the bsst OnIo TInssa including the sissm
ssst (sses, {no 0thss timber for wheels being used
In this sstabiishmSat,) WAGONS or livery VA
kIETY, HACKS, PEDDLIN1 WAGONS, CARTS.
MH1Ei-BARROW6, CULTIvArORS. AN b
PL0WS, In style udVorkmaasAip equal 10 any In
he Western 6tatss. Vas W use noas bat the ksst
mstesial, Aad employ none but the hest mechanics
we feel confident Of being able to obviats the ns.
esssity, 70 those Who will give ~ call, Of send
In osr line.
MA good stock Of Plovs and WAGONS eos.
stantly On hand to supply purchasers at the abort.
sst notice. Those wishing 70 purchase can save
ana and s.s. @ .sr.... :, ''ek s1ssss :! a:'a
aprll -dAvly
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INSURANCE CO., NO, 1, WALL STREET N y
EaUrTxs sISI; -; ;COo'
INSURANCE CO.. or LONDON.
CArrvAL 81, Sc ,eee
n0GD0EP0Rr
FIRE ; AARINEIN6. 90, BRID0HPORT. CONN
CArIrAL 1S0o, 900.
W40M1NOTON
UNION ms. CO., CLEVELAND
CASfSAL 1JOo, 900.
FRANKLIN
FIRE AARINE ms CO. FOxp Duf. ar VII.
CAfTrAL ts00, ,00o.
DOLICIkB issued In the above CA on Il,
L safer classes Of risks only, 1t fair rste.. an
Losses adjsstsd and promptly paid. q tho ooBce d
the Agensy, on Second street.
isssa wk. Z. TURNER, Agent.
Commence tho New Year
ri lN6UkING year property against the dan
- Scr sf Fsrs, In ons of she sabstantial Comps
niss below nAmod:
PHOENIX INSURANCE co, or HARTFORD.
CAPITAL e2O0, 600.
STAR ms. CO., OF OaDENsBURGu. N. y.
CAPITAL 1l00, 900.
HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE CoMpASY.
CAPITAL 100000.
The above Companies adjust and pay all losse
sQaitabiy and promptly.
WI. W. BELKNAP, Agent,
once In the Iron Front building, Sscond-st.
feb3 dir
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No. s7JeAaseast., Sss. "a Asd, KEoKuK. IOWA.
eSGs1kt 81. !. ins' =. I A,s..y. n. :.
4 COLLECTIONS nsdsia I'll pArssof tbs west, a.d
~ preapsiy ss.istsd oa day " paynsni II ear
e1v0n 70
1esk q The OtstS of View Yosk, NY.
I'D. Blake, Cashisr u Mercantile Rank. n, Y.
Lymaa Chapta. Alb~sy, NY.
EfaseasCOsning D Co., Aihany, Ny.
Hos Jao. = SeaeoIsraft. Prsst Comm Bsak, Al
Thos. ". Olsstt, Prsst Msohsniss' 4 Fsrners'
bnk, Alhaay, New York.
01ibsTtL. Wilson, Ass I Treas. n. Y. Central r.
y. O., Albany.
IhonksoA g. . g1prsss, Boston.
hon. noeatlo6sy oeuS, Utica. NY.
Iron BAak, PAIL Village, Coan
Marine 1aak, Buffalo, N. Y.
Sns +. Les Co., DaAkeu, DalIalo, NY.
nisAisas Iasasanes Co. Hank, Detroit, Mich.
Mart.s oAAk, Chicago, Ills.
4. II. Bsreh <Co., ChicaeD.
Hank ef Conneses, niiaaukse, Wis.
J. Aosetnss Hall, Sc. Psul, Minnesota.
0resns, TAo0as kCo., Banker, BusIin gtoA, Iowa
L1oksr, ksnIsk = Co., 81. Losis. No.
AsssTs. D. ". ! =. Kilbosrne, Ksohsk, Iowa.
Jno Jassb Wsndsll, Cashier Dsnoine N. 4 r. k.Co.
Aseie-Aly
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OHIO AND MlssIssIPPI
Co.
BROAD 0UA0E RAILROAD.
U. .. NAIL AND EXPRESS ROUTE.
Carrying fAs Great NevtAsys sal Easfevn Nsil
NEW ARRANGEMENTS

POE rHD wIrrnR OF 1867.
rwo THROUGH TRAINS AND oHx sASDosAL AccoHnoDA-
rfos raAIx DAILY (sUxDAY ExcErrED).
0Nsnd after Sunday, Nov. 3oth, trains win run
Morning Nail train leaves St. Louis at 7:43 o'clock
Az, end 3. Bs. Louis Depot at $3.50 A. Y. Even
ing Rxpesss train leaves b. Louis s,i5 r. NJ and
X. St. Leais Depot %:3e P.n.
The 6aoaeval Accom- relation leaves Sandoysl at
2. -, - the arrival Of the Illinois Centrsl train
from ths North and S3ath and arrives at st. Louis
at 5:zS r -, making the quickest and most direct
route between 81 Louis and Cairo and points north,
on the Illinois Central Railroad.
The Nail ard kxprcss trains nike direct and
certain connections at Indianapolis with all Eastern
trains, TINS making theshostsst ami alskest possi-
bic route tfor the pressat) 70 New York, Boston.
City, Loaisvills, Cincinnati, and ell the casters
neis csatral + r..
0wLY ONE CuAK0B or CARA so CHICAGO.
81. LesIs ead Tsrfa Hssss, and ths Eastern aosd.
sst Of Indianapolis rua jim direct cSnnsctiou with
trains ol the ohio Mlssissippi Road.
New York Passengers have ehoiee Of fouY railroad
routes from Indianapolis, viz New York Erie,
Ohis.
Through passengers should avsii themselves os
this most reliable route between the Fest and
Wcst, ~ IL Aaords unusual facilities, being sups-
riof road. and the only Broad Gsugs hosd in the
West.
Passsngsrs Tor Decasar, Dlooninston, Lasslis,
Rock Island, Dafliagton, Peoria. Daalcith, Ga
lena, Rera, H.. 10, conasst - SandosAl With The
Illineis Central Road for chs above named poiass
direct.
Passengers for Nation and Chicago, connect q
Odin With Chicago Branch. Through from 81. ..aia
with one change Of oars.
Through bASgAgs checks given Ia this city, and
baggagshsnti lied free; sivisg passengers notroabls
| at the depot.
THROUGH TICKETS
can b procured at the eGcss, No. ~ and So cor
Ash and CAestnut street, anisf the Planters Mouss
o. No. 81 Levee, corAcY II Vine.
/ N. B. B)th o1lcea ars exaetiy on the corner the
only places TO obtain reliabis tafsrmatisn.
/ ISAACWYAAN, deal .ket Ag't.
D. u. Cnaisrn, Aastsr Transportation.
/ ian 1A1.A
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PENNo xLvAMlA mA1LaoAn.

TsAaxx 1slly 1ksoss6 Tlslss. ssssssa PAil.d.,
! pals a.A Pitasbssy- Aoasrso MAtL TsAu
lssv:s Phiadsiphis # pi.sbsrg q u a. NJ, ana
rlsAsesrg Ter phiadelpAia u "A. M. Tas YAs,
1ass lsAvss Philadelphia fos Pittsburs At pm
Tns Nssss kx1En THAix leaves Phiiadelphia "a,
pss.sess! = II 2 y, and Pitssbsrg Tor Phllsdsl.
The sbovs iisss sosssct Il Pitssssrx with Rail.
roaAs 70 snA from 81 Louis, Mo-; Alton. 0aier.
Aae Chisago, II. IsAakford, Lexington ana Lon
isvtlls, Ky.i Tsns Haate, Nslisou, Lsf.yetis ~
Isdiesafolis, Isa Cinetnnati, Dayton yHpsiarasi0
bsib1ontatos, Saedusky, Toledo, CIsvs land, Colsm
-, xaAesvtlls, Massiiloa Ard Wooster, Ohio aisc
wish ~ 6sssn Packet BsAs from ma 70 Nsv 81
lssns, -. lssis, Louasvilic, and Cincinnati.
tAs above plasss.
Pr fsstAsr particular, see Hand bills at the df
fefent seeeting points. Passenger from the Wes,
will md tais the shortest and NOS, expedi,ion,
rosts g r1laaolphiaz Baltimore, New York or Bos.
To-. THO0. MOORE,
Il As.s1, Passenger Lines, Philadelphia.
J. 4E6KIMEN,
Jan. I, 1877. ~ly
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singers sewing Machines.
333 broadway, New York; ~ Clark street. .Chics -
f1NHkoE Machines have established great rspu.
i tation, founded ON substantial excellence The
fair profit Of using one Of these Machines regularly
employe edis
$1,000 . Year.
No Tailor, Seamstress, Shoe Manufacturer, Bad-
dlsr, other person having stitching to do
can afford 10 do without one. peculiar merit oi
Singers Machines, which no other kind can Justly
claim, Ia that the Machine will do every Kind
Of work In perfect style They are strong dasablc,
will keep in order. Whoever buys one may b. en-
trciy certain II will do his work Every large pri-
yate family ought 70 have one.
Aliwho wish complete and relisblc Information
In regard to size and price Of our Machines, manner
Of working and mothod of purchasing, with all 9TH
Particular, obtain II by applying by letter
either Of our oiAces for copy Of II. N. Singer 4
Co.'S Gazette, paper devoted TO the Sewing Ma
chine sinterest. twill Be- supplied gratis.
I. NJ. SINGER co.
1~Local Agents wanted in every town In the
Union. ljanl2-d6m
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:
de citiss witA western, Northw 81 "a ana Soa,h
S1tssn csetess BY eonttanoas Railway direct
IAs soaA elso eonasets q PtttsbaSg with daily lin
OF Steamer 70 AL ports tAs western Rivers sus
q uisvsland ana 6andusky with Steamers to sl
portS on tAs HoRtAwsstern Lake. making the No
dirse, cheapest and reliable route BY which Prsish
een - Forwarded 70 and frum the 0rsa, West.
2ASue Do8Wnnn PHlLA LADaaPuIA AND p,rTxnu,n
FInsr CLAsss--Booss, Shoes, Hats
And Oaps, Books, Dry Goods,
y boxes, bales and truuks,) lsoc. per 100 In
Drugs I'm boxes and bales)
FeatAsss, Rsfs, h., &e.
- CLAasv-Doneetle 6heetins.
shtrsise anA Tickisgtin orig.
inal halesl Drugs On casks)
Hardware, Leather lin rolls or Toe. per lee Tbs
boxsso Wool, and Sheep Pslts,
Eastward, Ac.. kc.
ID CLAss--Anvils, Steel, Chains
In easks,) Hemp, Bacon and
Eogk, baltsd tloOse or In sscks) Csc per 100 lhs
Tobacco, manafsctussd, texcept
N&ass ~ sut,) h., -.
ath CLASS. -Cetes, Fish, Bacon.
Bssf and Pork, Gin casks or
boxes eastward, Lard and Lard s5c per lee In.
Oil, Nails, Soda, Ash, u erman
Clay, Tar, Pitch, kOsin, Ac.
IiOuk-el Per bbl. until further notice.
ahAiN-S9 cts. par 100 lbs. until farther notice
uLAoN Per bale, not exceeding 500 ibs
:. -. In shipping Goods from any point Esst Of
rhAAAdelpAis, % particular - mark package avis
Peanqr1uAaia Railroad" All Goods consirued -
~ Aeo9es Of this Road at Philade phia or Pits
osJs. asn = Forwarded without ds.ention.
Rhis, Tenn; Il: r. Sass 4 o., St. Louis; P.a. o.
Riley Co, Evansville, Ind; Du,ncsnil, Bell 4
CO., and Carter yswstt, Losisviile, KY; X. c
Ir.;n sa,ae - s.dison; Ind sgris@An brown, :ns
Ennesyille. Ohio: Isech 10 IA Yila,, .s.... NJ.
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KEoKUK MAnDLE woRAs.

NJ =. DaWAon 4 SON.
A LWAYS keep on hand 8 good stock of the nrst
"A quality Of 4axhls, whisA 70 will sell at the
very lowest rates.
The bsst Kind Of workn snship guaranteed, and
orders solicitd for plain and entail styles In
6tOns Of Marble.
Shop o. Third street, ~. Main and Biondsss.
4 sepSe, ,sto-a1y.
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EGRE INSUR ANCE.
MlssOaTl state M utual
FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY
on st LAuI9


FIRE AND MAaiEE INsURAscE coMrAxY,
OF ST. LOUIS.
is. Aocane. g. \. EdssIl, c.s. Gr.sly,
Y. wymsn, Q. II. Peck, B.w.Alexsndsr,
Jamss smith, A. D. Ppmeroy, D. D. Page.
r. 8. ELLiOrT, ssc'y. s. II. ED6ELL, Pres't.
no onxfRA-nAxARDOUs nIsEsrAKBN.
r.. u. HOLMES, General Agent.
dscl-diy A. BRIDGMAN, Agt, Ksokuk.
AewA state lns1rance Cen pa0Y.
OFFICE ~ sAArLx's NEW sUiLpfus, and sroxy
Second Street, Kcokuk, lows.
sTNHl6 Home Company takes Risks on the safe,
AND On raE rnAs ok oAsn
MUM, stratss reasonable ~ those Of any relias
Bile company.
Q. II. Perry, 3. h. Ford, james p. Cox,
Geo, b. Smyth. Wm.G. Turner, IL. d. Woodward !:
Bridgman. E-H. HsrrisOn, s. 7. veorhiss,
John McCune, J.W. RANKIN.
G. II. PERRY, Pres, x. II. HARRISON, ,Treas' :
j. W. RANKIN, Vice Pres, W.. TURNER, Sec
NanhassAn Life 4 su rance Conp1nY,
lao BROADWAY, NEW YoRK.
CasA Capitsiead Accsmslsiioa 14oo O0o
nEPOsITKD 4loe 900 with the Comptroller Of the
II State of New York, for the security Of Policy
heldsu. In addition TO which the stockholders sre
personally liAbls. Among the Directors are the
most wealthy and innnsntial citssns Of New York
This 10 . Stock Company, returning to the a.
sarsd 81 per cent Of al the profits iaanually.
party 80 years Of ago may secure to his family
free from the claims Of his srcdtors for about 81
cents per week, policy for $4,000.
" ho wosld mot spare this sum tor the grati6ea.
tion Of rc0ection, sick bsd In case Of acci.
dent, that II all else fail, hc had made certain
provision for his famiiyf 1t would tighten hi
pain, and do more for his recovery than medicine.
N. ID. MORGAN, Prss't.
c. Y. wExrLs, Sec'y.
Prospectus, with all necessary Information, ful
nishsd by RICKEY ! SIMPSON, Agts.
Post OlRcs Building,
Ause-dly Keoksk, low .
KEOKUK MARINE INUURANOK 90
Capital, $500, 900.
sNhlS Company IL prepared to do , MarineInsur
i anss businsss. Cargo risks taken stous tomar
rates, and the usual facilities extendcdto reg
ulsY customers.
Lossssprcmptly adjusted.
DIRHcroRs;
A. BTiaguan, u. Il. kilbourne,
:. IL. Harrison, Geo. y. Snyth.
John Templin, A. L. Dsming,
.. y. Moody, IL. d. Woodward,
&. kilbourne, Jas. r. Cox.
". C. Rsntgsn.
A. BRID0MAN, President.
0.B.SAYTH, Vice President.
AL. DEMING ,Trsas ursY.
WA.F. TuRxRR Secretary.
Once In sample q bsilding Second Street.
tan4lAAv
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O. g. A. sTRT0LEN, :
r e AL TATE A(iENT

q. Y. A. STR10LEN, 60
X AL 3 TATE ENT
AND
NOTARY PUBLIC.
Ao0sos oAA kOto Ter Salo Cheap,
AND ON GOOD rERMs.
FARMS IN THE NEIGHBOKHOOD or KEOKUK
SoA sALR Oh asAsonAnLB YsRns.
ALL NOTARY GUINNESS
AfraHDDD 70 WITH DBsPAfcu.
@O@ce No. Isl Main street, between 9Th and
7th streets, In Wood Striblens Drug Store, (for-
merly 8. HeinstSect.)
deoAd
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CABBAGE MANUYACTORY.
On johnson Street, between Let and "a.

DY O'BklAN CO. HAving per- ~
- nansutly ossshlishsd ou1slvssf1
In Ksokuk, with IN ample supply u
tAe very best material Tor the man
ufaStare Of Carriages, Buegiss, Gigs eud Hacks,
~ ers prepared to make sll articles In osr line,
In the vsy beatstyls and Of ths choicest material,
% tssseaAsls terms aad prompt notice.
May -, lSte-dly
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00V0 CIV U3tRk0Bo M00U10cGOtye
INV (IRA.
MY1M RK1v1, CArsiaee 05BZ
y. !, .;s:': 4: .ls,. s.,'s: ss:;.: !. 4: a &
hsaasAss, would fespssteully solisitA
shaso of pahlis pa&foaags,
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DlEHOLuTION.

VINHE co-psrtnenhip heretofore existing between
Cave Bailey was dissolved by mutual eonesnt
Jan 29th, 1851. The business of the late 6rn will
be settled by either party oce At their old stand,
No. ~ Mama.
They would most cordially recommend 10 thssr
old customers and friends 4. X. Hart Son, who
succeed them In the Book and Stationery bssinsss.
jan3l l-d2w
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Dissolution.
yIVHE partnership heretofore existine between
/ Kelly i Hurley, IN the Merchant Tailoring
business, on johnson street, is this day disSovca
by mutual consent. The business Will b. con-
ductcd hereafter by q. W. Hurley, Who - fully
authorised to collect nil accounts due the arm, and
viii pay all claims against the same.
4. KELLEY,
Nov rs. 1855. CIV. HURLEY
hereby recommend my friend Hurley 10 our
numerous patrons gentleman every vey wss-
thy their entire confidence, md fully capable of
conducting the business to the entire Of
all.
dec dl 7. KELLEY.
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BecoaA.ss. Chcap store, opposite
she Athem0um,
CLOSING OUT WINTER DRY GOODS!

Two make room for our spring purchases, W will
i sell our present stock st and under Arst cost
The Stock is large and we'll selected and consists VI
cloths, sassinsres cassineta jeans, blankets, meri
nos nannss, dsaius, ,calioos laccs COLLAR, smhroi
dsries, trmmins, comforts, hoods, crsvats, stocks
gloves dress Shirts under shirts and drawers wool
and cotton yarn, and In fact everything kept In
genera. ss::..ss.... Dr. Dr. accca= Store.
jan13d +. II. ABBOTT co.
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xhird St., one door South Of Main. Ksokuk Iows.
axDEnguCDe:
MstsOpolitan HAak, New York
window, LAnief Co., New York;
Wa. Hove, Prsst., Boston;
Geo. W. Thaysr, PYsst., Bostsn;
3. 6sadsn Thaysf, Cash., Buffalo;
psaInsals Dsak, Dstroitt
]. II. BaFsh 4 Co., ChiaAeo;
Carpenter \ Ford, Cinsinnasi
DArly DAsksdals, 81. Louis;
7. :. Hasdy, Cash'r, ClsvelaaA.
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