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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-06-26
JEWSRJRG CHRONICLE & WEST BRANCH FARMERJUNE 26 1891

The wife and other members Of the fam
lily of Joseph Alexander, Esq, of Miiiiln
county, have been much afflicted by the
poison Infused into some apple butter from
the glazing Of the earthen crock into which
i; had been put.
The Comet struck iu Berks county, and
will be visible at Lewisburg on the 4th OF
July.
A besgar importuning people for money
in Danville, was clappcd in Jail. The
next morning, he was glad to clear out.
Two men broke out Of the Danville Jail
on Monday evening last. The Sheriff had
left them in the charge Of two girls Of the
house, whose vigilance they contrived to
eludc.
The name Of the Post Office at Bosser-
mans Mil, Perry county, has been chan
ged to "Marklcville."
Besides foot passengers, 135 teams have
passed the Danville Ferry in one day.
A man named Evans had his foot SO
severely crushed in the Danyille Rolling
Mill, that part Of it had to be amputated.
Horace Greely has consented to deliver
the address at the annual celebration of the
Wyoming Seminary, Kingston Pa, on the
30:h inst
Jonas Garman is appointed Post Master
at Lykenstown in Dauphin county.
The old stone barn on the island be.
tween Sunbury and Northumberland, is to
be removed, and rebuilt away from dan
ger of fire by the Railroad.
The Danville American says survey
has just been completed, for new Rail.
road from that place to Northumberland,
the stock taken, aud the road will be built
as soon as possible, under charter OBJ
tanned several years ago.
The Danville Democrat says there will
be from $50 to 200 new houses added to
that borough during the present year, a
considerable portion of which will be brick.
On the 9th inst, Bear weighing 40
pounds was shot by Jacob Rishel of Sugar
Valley. He had helped himself to several
sheep in the neighborhood, and returning
at night to finish a meal, met his death
On Saturday evening last, storm in
Wayne TIP. Clinton Co., unroofed three
barns, uprooted T. of an orchard of 20
trees, and caused other damages.
W. L. Wilson & Co. of the Jersey Shore
Foundry, have commenced advertising
\ good business stand, and must succeed
The members of the seyerol choirs in
Wiliiamsport, are organizing themselves
into an association for mutual benefit and
pleasure.
John Irvine or Irvine Of North'd Co,
who serve in the war of 1872, or his
heirs eau hear Of something good by ad
dressing John Ford & Co., l73 Grove
g. ~.-~y ~i.y.
William Follmer is first named on The
Democratic side for Senator in the Nor
thumberland district.
Information is wanted of Samuel S,ef
fen, late Of Washington TIP. Snyder Co.Pa
Address Henry Arnold, Mt.Pleasant Mills
( Snyder Co.
The first attempt to get stock for the Sha
mokin Bank, was not very successful, on
ly about 100 shares being taken. Com
mittees were appointed to procure sub
scriptions in other towns and townships.
DR.. John, editor of the Bloomsbury Re
publican, is elected President of the CO
lumbia County Agricultural Society. Tall
to 'em like a Roman father, Doc.
A mad dog appeared in Shamokin-
and dog was shot in SuDbury, suppose
to be mad in strychnine.
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TO THOSE WHO WANT FARMS

4 -, H. ,.y.,,I ,,t' Ufu
Il 4 ~ 40 "''''' ''' ''''''' = ''''J
TnEEIDGWAY FAR}I COMPANY has made arrans"-
nents which all who desire settle purchase
home ran do So.
The Farms consist # the limestone soil of the most
superior quality for farming rapidly imlIoy u- la
into which extensive euisrati0n Is now pouring Tie
property is located IN Ek County PENNSYLVANIA, ta
midst 4 a t irving population Of some 10 GOO. The climate
is perfectly healthy and the terrible plague Of the west
fever unknown II also has abundance Of the best
quality of Coal and Iron The t' bay It "" is fr"
81 To 81 I"r acre pay hbr ny inst" ant u '
at the hme ot pui'1S!iis OF mar el . -
to locate the same i'r s.op payN'' - pr H'H l.
acres payable - per month DISCO 'uht lsF 'Fets tu' .
SluJ AMI under pai IN adv dnrr,a aoun gl P't''n,
Will be allowed ana i'r over 'JJ '.s'"uL u ~
In considering me ai'HHta5'> "l eiN'sAtNs ~ '''''
locality the iniio".ni are lTe'eht"l'
FT.t-lhe son Is II' INN =. t- cAp1''' '' i'' F
the heaviest crops, owing - which this settlement H.
attained its present great spef'ty. d.,
''''''.it Is tnf eei'i" 81 IN great North w "'
BASIN ald Is dtS s''h 70 ot,11le one va 'i'
business places IN lhe St't' II VIII ti''5 lH
maraet, la'e'I mn 10 foPtilA''u am tI"'e'
IN the 'hion5 IL mas nNe "orh'''e NtIne 'i " "a ~
hl'umh"us CoaI aiii , ,'@ii'tlis @ ia W. ae-ieLS -
Ir't' "l!uh Ian's --'ov tJh' e.. - - - - "a "
ihis VIII haNe 'ils anu ~ "a. ~, ~, r. IL , =.
The eminent state E'o'gl'' Ut, Cnas' i, ,
Boston ms i!1lr E'2VEVtII suI 'It ~ ~ a NJ.
ah'ys.' 'I., gli ~ i -, t - /. ; Wv III ~ i, ,i,r
ti5Three railroads are laid ont through this pro-
,rtv tn smntnry = Frie RAILROAD gives u. n nars.t
= rrr roal Ia th. I,krs-it runs from Tre 70 Phflaa
Irre mart Of thi. road has ben finished and nov in
runpipt orior heavy force is now working from Er,c
,T,rIs INV land in The Western firr,ion tn. mean tor
,b" -nnpIeti f b. en- r,.l|it viii soon be
SrisbaI The Allegheny valley Railroad connects US with
N.y York Bost,u and pittsburg. The Vcnaug1 Road
I connect. rs with the West
There are already good Turnpike Roads running THO
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-06-26
SHERIFTlS SAILS.
4 Wednesday. July !, is5s,

commencing at 9 o'clock, \. NJ, OF sad day,
several Tracts Of Land, to wit:
No |. A Tract of Land situate IN the town
ship Of White Deer, and county Of Union.
bounded east by lands Of the heirs Of Daniel
Ludwig. decd. Samuel High and othersnorih
by lands of the Sheffield Iron Company, west
by lands Of DR.. Lichtenthaler, and south by
lands of Jacob 7. Slahl and heirs of l>aac
Ranck dec d, d,containing So Acres, more or less,
whereon are erected a Brick Mansion House,
Frame Barn, and other OutbuildingS with The
appurtenanceS.
No. =. 4 Tract Of Land situate in the town
ship and county airesaid, bounded east by
lands of Samuel Baker. south by lands Of
George Ranck, Joseph X. Meyer and others,
west by lands of Jacob Farley, and north by
the Sugar Valley & White Deer Turnpike
Road ana lands Of Jacob Farley containing -
Acres, more or less with the appurtenances.
No. ,. \ Tract Of Land situate in the town
shin and county aforesaid bounded east by
lands Of Jacob Farley, north by lands Of ia
cob Farley and Daniel Fulmer. west and
south by lands of : l.. Beck and Thomas Re-
Der. containing 100 Acres, all Timber land,
with the appurtenanceS.
No. 4. \ Tract of Land situate in the town.
ship and county aforesaid, bounded eastnorth,
west and south by lands of the Sheffield Iron
Company, containing II Acres, more or less,
with the appurtenanceS.
Nos ) and 6. a Tract Of Land situate in
the township and county aforesaid, bounded
south by lands OF David StennInser, east by
public roads, north by lot No. 4, west by al
alley, containing half an acre, more or less
with the appurtenanceS.
No. 7. SIX Lots situate in the township and
county aforesaid, bounded east by lands ci
William Heiney, north by lands OF Jonas
Fisher, west by public roads and south by
lands of James Black, containing i Acres
more or less, with he appurtenances.
No. s. a Lot of Ground situate IN the town
ship and county aforesaid, bounded south by
lands Of John Beaver, east by the NeS'
Branch of the SUSquehanna rIver, norlh by
lands of StenniHger, Ranck and John Beaver,
containing Three-FourlhS of an Acre, more
or less, with the appurtenances.
Seized, taken in execution and TO be sold as
the property of HENRY HIGH deceased.
N. b. The above Lands may be sold IN
pieces or together, as to suit purchasers.
There is 4 first rate MILL SEAT on the
premises.
ALSO. At HAurLErov, at the House of
David Meyer, at l o'clock, j. NJ, on NOR
day. june %. 1857 certain Tract OF
Land situate IN fiaIttN tt ttNHSiilp- duu touli
" of Union, bounded east by a school house
lot, west by lands of Jacob Bingaman, north
by public roads, and south by Peuns creek,
containing TWO ACRES, more or leSs,where-
on are erected two storey LOG HOUSE
and small Stab., with the appurtenances.
Seized, taken in execution and to be sold
as the property of GEORGE SHOEMAKER.
ID. ID. GULDIN, Sheriff.
Sherif's Office Levi sburg Nav 30. 1857.
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AUCTION SALE /.

Saturday, the 25M Of fJ"!y, 1857,
at eleven o'clock, A. NJ, to the highest bidder.
The Lots embrace some of the best building
and business locations in the village.
Port Trevorton is destined to grow very
fast, and has among other advantages those 10
be derived from the completion of the North
ern Central Railroad, and its connection with
the Railroad of the Trevorton Coal and Rail
road Company leading to their extensive
mines, which will make it one of the largest
coal shipping ports above the Junction. II has
also the business growing ou, Of the Canal
and Basin, and the Bridge across the SuSquc-
hanna the Bridge offering the only facilities
for miles up and down the river for forward
ing country produce TO Southern and Eastern
markets by Railroad. Port Trevorton has the
further advantage OF being sustained by rich
and extensive agricultural country IN the
vicinity.
TERNs OF S,LE.-PurchaserS will pay ten
per cent. caSh,Ihe balance in three instalments
at ono, two, and three years, with interest an
nually on the amounts unpaid improvements
valued at two hundred dollars 10 be put on
each lot within eighteen months from the day
of purchase. GEORGE MOWTON, ,Supt.
I Port Trevorton, June l3, 1857
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-06-26

GleItE Improvements Jor 1871!
Mas Machine The WLd Of any PlIeai value up 10
offered glowing
Gh and Medals In the fne' IN search oil the best Reaper
matt
the smela o5l before the lose the harvest
HJaSLi kAfL Ll received
,', award oft The
h-vg alh tla
r-a---l ha. a-e.lE. -. and
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-06-26
: beautiful Head OG
3tgt3 i z y : 81 }9 .s } Z ,
Ca~rLErELr FRE-EHytD
TO THE GREATEST AGE

Arivfo trstfs cray e .. u.. '~' ft n --1Tl 20 .or
rlrr -p.ar. or la. lut v.i.f .l' -i r.~' 'l'i,
or troubled with deulru aat o. ..u- b "'.t A1'- Il
r,t.a.,l j. Ur tr .,i ii v,a -rr'. -4 lrH '- '..'F
cruItiais hut wuu.I lr Curt- .r ~fu -.. .'l! at',
tu.Iral-a. hut would f .-.l. I. s.' .- lr' 81. s-i
rirll,, fru She sca and ->.0. Ig g N..1s Han hes
i.-tI., VII. tp al. HAS ..- au' .'- . VIZ
ANN Usl..r. November g. i.5r-
Tr.f o. J WOOD Dr. s.,- J l,.- h..Iii n-a'l ~
tho ypul,rfeI irf- ,t yur lllir Rect .stIv, but
h3vir- t.,u STD .i- -..a.t.. tE iUar,s aud au1el
ro-tru-. hair dgts. .r. was t-lH-'i g. place Your
Restorative in tie -l.a CORY W.i th" iu"--trt aud
one loudly trumT sr.d quack r,m,lirs rau met YOU
in Iawrtiic. county some months since. whom You gave
me such assurance induced Tie tlal g ut Etllr1
tive in nv fami.v-Er>t tr NV -i vli', whose fsir
had become Nrry thin ami ,r'rHy white, and h"i ~
rNhau-tr one your are bottles, hcr air Va, resirr-
ed 10 is -irsl t.aut 'u. brown HE'ri la 'rsi
and become beautiful and gia,ay ufou ami entr' " over
the head She t.uuys To- aH 10 not >ini.y because Z
its l.aut u- effects JT the hair, hut because Of its
heaIthtul iuturu.r ui tse head ami mind OTHERS OF
nv family ant friends using yoE- Restorative. Win
tie happicst effects; IA ri rruy TFtcsma and DOUBTS
in reference o. its ~Larato- ut value entirely re-
moved; and / -ui D. most cr iul'y and conf IL
ta.ay rcrou ueu5 IT, Use ly all Who would have their
hair restored from Whit gray reason u -cAuess 0r
s-e o. .rj gins, color aud tuty. and by all Young Icr-
sons who would have their hair beautiful aud glossy.
Very truly AMI gratefully ours. ...,..-
SOLOMON MANN.
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Sheriff's Sale.
DY virtue of a writ of lend. Ey. is

- sued out of the Court Of Common Pleas
of Union county and to me directed, will
expose to Public Sale or outcry, at the Pu5llc
house of David Herr,in Lewlsburs,on FRIDAY,
July 10Th 1857, commencing at 10 o'clock, A.
NJ, of said day, the following property,to wit:
A certain tract of land, situate IN Union
township. Union county. adjoining on the
north and east, lands of Mary jenkins; on the
west. lands of John Phillips; and on the south.
lands Of John Phillips, John Younsman, and
Jesse NJ. Walter. Containing SEE EENTl
ACRES, more or ess,with the appurtenances-
The above tract of land contains large
quantity of IRON ORE-lhe improve
ments for taking out the ore are made, the
veins opened, and everything arranged for
mining purposes.
Seized, taken in execution, and to be sold as
the property Of Horatio G. Idggart, Josiah III.
Furman, and Elisha c. Barton.
DANIEL d. GULDIN, Sheriff.
Sherif's Office, Lewisbure, June 9, 1857
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-06-26

By a new law, Township Auditors are
to settle the accounts Of the School Direc-
tors Of this State. County Treasures
using public funds for private purpose, are
liable to heavy punishment.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-06-26

ter, Eyersolc, Metzger, Hunsicker, Carver
Hoke, Rapp, Letherman, Sc. The hour
of twelve arrived and with it dinner, and
after bite, smoke, &c, We started for
Shephcrdstown, Va. HARLOW.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-06-26

CALIFORNIA OVERLAND MAIL.-Bids
were received at Washington, on the 18th
inst, for carrying the mail to California.
The highest bid for the weekly mail was
100000, and the lowest 100000. 1t
costs Uncle Sam considerable to send his
wallet just where he pleases.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-06-26

A CARD.-Before the nominations were
made by the counties at Lancaster
which placed IIazlehurst on the Gubcrna'
torial track, delegate presented the fol
lowing letter to the Convention, and with
drew from the deliberations Of that body {:
Nh. PREsIDEyr-In view of the fact that
the whole mass of Americans IN Bradford
county, (Which had the honor to represent IN
this Convention,) have fall confidence IN the
Americanism and integrity Of DAVID WILnor,
and can not by any means be drawn from MN
to support any other man for Governor,a ,and the
fact that but a small part of the Commonw Ith
is represented here,I therefore Withdraw from
any further Cooperation IN the action OF this
Convention. b. S. DARTT.
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I>rmi5bura Cbrunlflt.

o. N. WoRDEN & J. r. CORNELIUS
To Hsnsinsss .HeH.-Thr LEwIsBuEG CHRONICLE
tuhlishei tn. Cash System, has the largest and best
circulation ofrrv Newspaper In Union County.
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Administrators Notice.

VTHEREAS, Letters Of Administration to
w the estate OF tCATHARlNE BAKER Sr
late Of Bulllloe TIP, Union county, deceased,
have been granted to the subscriber. all pers-
ons indebted TO said estate are requested to
make immediate payment, and those having
claims against the same will present them
duly authenticated for settlement 10
DAVID Ii. KELLY, Administrator
Kelly TIP, May -, 1851
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Dissolution.

ssiASDii:iEOE.
ysTHE CopartnershIP heretofore existing be-
tween the subscribers under the name of
.EicFoRsS Wag1ey" was this day Dissolved by
mutual consent conseht-E icholiS y c.. TO
settle all accounts. II. EICHOLTZ,
JESSE WAGNER.
- The business Will be continued by !. F.
ElCholiZ x Co.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-06-26
g CygiNburs savings En>tituiiOn

1t u. y Ut : : Z IffE.EN FH>tItHiIUH
= unv .r-n and ready TO DO business. I ne
] regular Discount DAYS are Wednesdays
The following named persons are the
D.t'a-s-WILLIAN FRlCK. President.
J. 6. L. >hutl. John Walls.
rH Nickel Gideon ehl
A. 3. War..rI J. ID. Cameron.
F.a- 0r cent. pr a-uUm viii be allowed N
al deposits over ,lx months; and hrse pr
cent. les. lHan ~iy and over three months.
DAVID REBER, Treasurer.
lrwislUTE, Sept. 10, 1853
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-06-26

EEE GEEAN-SAMUEL HOFFMAN
has o.euei q new Ice Cream saloon over
d.. C,a-a--. urry. and wishes 70 see his Eg-
ml-ar, customers there.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-06-26
% EBrici.Iavers

Tt-,I Id, 10 LewiSlurg, next season
W .-1a..e GEORGE KEAD. or
LEWIS LPANER.
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Third-st., one door seutLof Main, Keokuk, Iowa.
sEo. 9. H Lex, Late Of Albany, Ny.
COLLECTIONS maae In sll parisof the West. and
~ promptly remitted on dsy Of pay ment At eur.
rent rates.
Bank of the State of New York, N. Y.
nd. Blake, s,CAshier of Mercantile Bank, N. Y.
Lyman Chaplin, Albany, N. Y.
Erastus Corning D Co., albany, N. y.
Non. mo 7. .Sehoolcraf,, Pres Z Comm Bank, Al
hany, n. Y.
Thos. ". oloott, Pres,t Mechanics' 4 Farmer
Bank, Albany, New York.
dilbertL. Wilson, ASS TREAS. ". Y. Central 4.
X. Co., Albany.
ihompson Go. s.Express, Boston.
Non. HsrstioSeymour, uuca, ~.
Iron Bank, Fall Village. Conn.
Marine Bsnk, Buffalo, N. X.
Jno. X. Lee 4 Co., Bakers, Buffalo, N. X.
Michigan Insurance Co. Bank, Detroit, Mich.
Marine Bank, Chicago. Ills.
l. IL. Burch SCo. Chicagn.
Bank Of Commerce waukse, Wis.
Mortinsr Nall, 1t. Paul, MiDnssotA.
9rssne, Thomas Co., Ba nkers, Burlington Iowa.
Loker, RsRick 4 Co., - st. koais, No.
Asssr. d. w. Il. kilbourne, ,Ksokuk, lova.
Juo. Jaeeb Wende ell Gas or Dsmoine 4 k.k.Co.
dseI6-dly
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IOWA Ia " nGOK.

- y n
flsAkE plensure In announcing TO the Lawyers,
/ Justices of the Peace, and business men Of
fowa that iminedi uely after the next session Of
the Iowa Legislature they wiiiissus new
Enlarged a greatly Improved EdI-
ton OF the Code NJ Bowa.
II will contain the Code all the general laws
passed since the Code, also those Of the coming
% sion o The Iowa Legislature, The New Copstitu-
lion, and ali the act. Of MICHIGAN, WISCONSIN
and low A affecting Land titles.
References TO ali the decisions VI the sTPEEME
COURT OF MICHIGAN, WISCONSIN and IOWA
touch ng any Of the laws Of this State, as Also In
the matter Of practice to those decisions " INV
YORK apd other States which may be If value un-
der ours stefr.
The work will be prepared by CHARLES BIN
DARWIN, Of BURLINGTON, IOWA, and will
be furnishes to the Bar al the low price Of I've
dollars per copy. 1t will contain nbout sto super
Royal Pages. Printed ntd bound In the best sty 10
Of the artthe index viii ts complete and CO pious
and shall copy the main features Of the OHIO
sTAIuTks a. regards Marginal Notes, &c. max
Ing the one II great value to the profession
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Our plan has already received the approya al Of
JUDE STOCKTON AID other eminent Jarifts.
Persons wishsg oopitsef the work viii please send
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GElAEA,S
IEwELRY STOKE.


soo,na .trec. between Main and Jobrssn'
kaINg ius, retarnsd from the Eaf',
1 re.r.etfuii, call the attention q ny ~
friends, and the public generally TO 0F
uswana livestock Of watches 4jswelfy, h!ssr asa
plated ware, fancy goods, ac-s
NSnSCkess
Pine gold duplex, mage, la.en' 81 tax.
lever watches. sily.r patept anu uotAsneu 's
sudL ,Epinss OF all kinds anaquanles.
Ladies' plain gold, mosaic, cameo M" VI ~ -'-,
earrings ana beast pans, iadies aha ..a.,a
gold and Jet braeeiets, ladies anu h'A -
, cAnius pencils and Itrs, god ana aian'ol is.,
rinus soid and silver III lineies, gsLt s. ~
.iu. stuu. collar asa sleeve Luttuns, et.a, s,i'
steel spa patent spectaclesi pocket, ihoie n'1
sert cutlery, aia SCISSORS.
saver ware.
In which ii nc / IN eGdlot Go besurphtsto ~
stnr. wast or nortu Of st. Louis, VIA siNe' 'A'
dossert and spoons andiorks sugar i'i.. ~,
/ tard am SAT- spoons, butter ahdirait
| and plated Apkin rings, DC,
/ riatea MARE aAu kancs Goes
! Plated aud britannia tea sets, casaoist iiu'N
/ cake baskets, ,eaadl eslieks, pear. ndsL.I i.'a.
| books and IN tact everything PERTAINING " -
| Tine.
4 genera ar sortineut VI ctocks q tEVtaNN'
/ terms a nd best mae ali warranted 70 hsel AsN
| tsHae. .st
! Gss~W atehts and Jswetfy repalIea ID ~. A0S
worhtnau ~ { "a aftner, ana nj the shorttt
,ayo.aT, JbLls ukIsLE.
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JOS. II. M. BERTRAM,
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE

OFFICE, NO. 4, KILB0UkNE'S BLOCK,
IL As for Sale 80 beautiful Lots in d. WIKI.
L bourne's Addition.
From any of these Lots the prospect from, and
the view around thecity, isdelightfui.
They are all near or adjoining
kILBOuRNE PARKl"
And no other Lots III the City be more desirable
for res idenees.
Block iT6 in the oidlinlts.
co Feet On Main-st,, between 9th and3th.
Lot I, Block ", on Blondeaa. at.
60 Feet in Block col, on Main ST., between 10th
and / tn.
25 Feet on Msin-st., CONNIE encirg loo fcctfrom
10th street.
20 Feet on 4sh st., in Block 40, = very desirable
building residence.
Also, Lots in hdward kilbourne 5 New Addition
@TERhs-Lo~, and very Easy Psyments.-
For further particulars enquire at the above once
innlkI
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SANDERS x DUNBAR,

EURNITGKE MABEL OOMS,
Main Street, be t. 9TH 9th, kEUkUk, IOWA
THE unders igned have now In
their Ware Rooms, and design
keeping constantly oil hand well
selected assortment of ali kinds Of Furniture, en-,
brscing Marble top Dressing and plain bureaus
fine and piai, Sofss tne and plain Center and
Card Tables; Cane seat and Windsor Chairs, Rock
ing Chairs Of ever, description from plain wood
scat 70 The finest hair cloth stuffed seat; plain
and fancy turned Cottage bedsteads Of the lAtcsl
1tyIe; Lounges, do.
Looking diAsses of all sizes Clocks ,Carpctings
noor and door mattings, floor and table oil cloths
mattrasses. feather dusterr, carriage trimmings
window shades aud trimmings, and every other NJ
ticle usually kcRi in our line Of business
Part Of our stock made under own super
vision, and the rest bought from msnufactories Il
high standing, 80 that we warrant every Hrti
Gle for durability and finish Of work manship
Our object il to establish permanent business
here, and not on the Peter Funk principles, and n
inducement 20 persons to purchase Of US, VIC arc
| resolved TO sell at the lowest st. Louis prices.
Call aud examine our stock before purchasing
lsewhere. We will alwayytAke pleasure In show
ing furniture 10 Ladies and Gentlemen who may
favor us with cali, whether they feel inclined Is
buy ornot. SANDERS 1 DUNBAR.
FEB. 2S, 1851 -ddwtf
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mLAlK a MCINTYRE,

IINDERTAkERS, bet Main and ohm -
~ son ats, the Alley from I'D street,
carry on tho business OF lndsrtakihE IN All ils
branches They have recently made extensive sd-
ii,ions To their stock and perfected their arrange
ments in every department.
PATENT METALLIC BURIAL CASES,
Impervious to air and indssttucubie, highly srns-
mented an invaluable for the pressryation Of the
dead, as we'll . collins Of cvery style and hnirh
furnished to order,
Hearses and Carriag gss furnished, and the entire
arrangements Of the funeralattsnded to when re-
CURED.
Keokut, Iowa, May 81 is5T-dly
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W. A. RICE,

w. A. RICE,
A RcH1TECT. Office in kilbourne's Block, on
IA Main-st. bel. I'd ana sd, Keokuk, Iowa.
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aEnRY :. CURTIS. sAM'L 3. cuEris
CURTIS nHOTIlEl8S,
surveyors and Land AGENT,
COUNCIL BLUFFS CITY iTY,.....................lUW low a
TO
W. J. MsAipine, C.. f., New York.
Ell. Tracy, i" !" :"
Adams d Buckingham, " "
Hon. Chas. Mason, Washington City.
HON.. Is. Gordon, North Carolina.
Hon. j. 5. Orr, South Carolina.
lion. Y. G, Wright, New Orleans.
IS. v. Papin 4 Brother, ST. Louis.
searritt Mason, :.
Capt. J. N. pritchard, -
I. IL sharp, Cash, Indianapolis, Ind.
Ii. Is. Curtis, Mt. Vernon, Ohio.
Hon. SAM X. Curtis, keokuk, Iowa.
ChAs. Parsons a Co., .s
Hatch Thompson, !" 4"
Clarke, Guthrie 4 sturgcs, Buffalo, MY.
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