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JOHNSON STREET, sesf Apu1sag 10 fAs Posi O6gcs,
Ksokuk, Iowa.


JOHNSON STREET, sesf Arti1sag 10 ~ Posi 0Ncs,
ksokuk, Iowa.
u EOS leave 10 inform the citissrs Of Ksoksk,
- that he has established hinsslf II businsss on
AL kinda Of goods for family csnsunption, q The
parsst quality.
Having devoted for many years his asts.tsea 70
tAs Wet lsSSs Ossts business, he Asstsss himself
r. I, and =
estirsiy frsuhi uasy Articles Esviae - mana
faetsSsd sxpssssy for him, y the p9se1 nAAsfiAl,
- 80. sisAest saaissrsston, 4 onnAshs BIZ
oAstss 4sae-Mus1 sstsntios vim tsyaAa y this
branch 81 trads, tstsr nikiAg. q eli AasAsd to
"a : ss'2sssls IS: slas :. isSsss. S.Io m
=: y: ~ II, .,a NJ :.,
In the article Of Ash, be VIII kssp ~ cid Dun,
Grand Bank, inshsss, sersg Hsaessk. No. I
sau.S., s.sass Picked, Tss.S s,s.:e - ~ Il
aisss and Tin, 0ysi4rs, Assheviss, lhgliGA, Her
ring, Peeled Herring, 6hsinpsy -. 81 III
nsklss pat II An. dist titled vis:4s, ntyssiss
0srkins !. al sissd bottlss and By nsassrs.
NlkS9 PJch3ss 20 u" sts8 ET
psPpsss &as0 49,
Nassocs "sss0
oy:s.. Iks..sa.,, ss~ article, ma. only y hin.
Hsslilliy 3sss
| Chow Chow;
Cspsrs y ~. sal,esfsr Hotels. 10.
| KngltA NAln6t, II. II Z III ~
| The p.incipal eondiasnts used In ~ United
6tates, cmhea1ing sheiss asssstEsat lsen 1estop,
New York asA Lesdsu Markets, viii always DO
found; as
| Colsssip all tAsis variety: Ygs4
/" Bakers" manufactured cocsa, In tAs vasistlss
~ him lasde, embracing &eg8G
Chocolate;
! E Cocoa Paste
Prepared Cocoa
shells Ac.; sd
Preserves and Jsiliss. gueh - Lesson, osasea,
harry. 49, s ~
/ FiAvosing extracts from ~ sslsAsalsA t61nn-
tory Of Burnett 4 Co., Ds.top. snbrsAaae1f ~
Varieties III boxer Of ami ! diaessnt ktQs, lsr
fau'iy sss, and In isrgs bottles Tor Ma111B anA
Steamboats,. fsmiles s,y rsqssstsa 70 ~ tAsn.
4 Ihs trade snpPiied II nanufastassn ps3qes.
These extIacts are entirely free 1toQ pe{eGneQe
oils and scids which entefi 10 tbs sq1pae(ten pl
many Vt the ncsttion. fruit hssniS nov ID aaekst.
They krs hi ghiy conc ntratsa bars ~ IN 1ssah-
hen and dcItcsry VI tho iluiis fF0aa vhloh hey
ass prepared sid are less eiPsnriss.
IL Viii Be my am to Keep ~ plste o1uoetn6ae
o. al articles used Up ili.sivA, os tAs shsisee4
quality.
Wines and corlisis " sysr, dAiraAle1 ia u
eAsts purity. The sick ma, rel, that III he'd or
sduitsfsted srticls will ever BIZ .oA iron HI sstab
A sa.ss q p.!rsaAss il respectfully sslisissA.
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For the Gate City.
I'm the Twilight.


by cKLsSfa,
In the twlllRAt still ana gray,
As I sit AaA nusc alone,
Mystic spells around - play
Nature hssethss with whispering tonsl
Like some shadow-land. earth seems,
In this fading, dusky light;
Dimmed the rushing waters giesms--
Luna looks mot yet on Night.
Psr-of music, IL int aad Low,
Strangely thrills ns-AoaAinH past
Touching Memory's chords-and 50
Brings the time heard 1t last !
Phsntoms of the "days gone BY"
Tell Of mingled shades and CLEANS;
Thick mists o or The Future lie
We can reed Il bet In dreams.
Only dreams- but they are sweet,
Nsught Of grief or woe In them,
IT'S in real lie We meet
Chills that wsrmest tides can stem
At this time 50 calm aud still,
Search NE hidden spirit lore;
Fsthom depths OF mind and will
And onr hayward hearts explore.
In the quiet cleaning hour,
We can dy sarth's busy strife.
Then Ne learn our souls high power,
Then We view our inner life
ksokuk, Sept, 1857.
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From, Hnn....

Below is new illustration ofthe thorough
and unhesltating prescription practiced By
the Slavery propagandsts in Kansas. They
are for Slavery, first, last, and oil the time,
and neither "favor or Affection nor hardly
"fear," is allowed to stand for a momen,
between them and the objec, they aim
at. The Kansas correspondent Of the st.
Louis Democrat, writing from Grasshopper
Falls, where the late convention was held
says that he was talking with Judge Conway
with reference to Mr.. Brown, of the Herald
q Freedom, when the following episode oc-
CURED:
IA Virginian inquired why Mr.. Brown
was unpopular with the free state men p
The conversation thus opened was continued
Tor some time. He told US that he had been
driven out OF Osawkee short time ago
His name WAS Murphy. lie was one Of the
bogus justices OF the peace or judges of pro-
bate. lie was q candidate for the eonstltu.
.lonal convention. lie happened to remark
IN private conversation that he was in ia.
vor OF submitting the constitution when
framed, to the popular vote. He was sick
u the time. A committee waited upon him.
They were deputed from the blue lodge. Of
which there is u branch in Osawkee. They
informed him that he had deceived them. :.
They had confded in him. They had yiyen
him office. They had regarded him a. a
sound and reliable democrat. BUT his de-
ciaration that the constitution should be sub
mitted Tor ratification 10 the popular vote.
mad proved to them that he was a traitor "a
the South. lie was ordered 70 leave osav-
tee imAediaiely. Although confined 10 bed
ne was Obliged to leave town. The Virgin.
inn's expressions OF astonishment a, such
democracy were very amusing 10 us, who
have seen so much Of the unAduitera,ed ar.
ticle in Kansas"
With reference to the COMMITTEES appoint
cd By the Grasshopper Falls Convention ia
urge upon Governor Walker a revision 81
the ubiquitous superintendent made by The
bogus Legislature, with the purpose OF dis.
iranchising nearly all the Free State voter.
and enabling the handful Of Pro Slavery
men to control the election, and OF the resul,
winch followed the conference, the CORES.
pendent says
They called on him on SATURDAY.. He vas
non committal. lie promised TO send then,
down an Official answer on Monday or Tues.
DAY. II Is stated that after the committee
LETT he said that they must be id fool. and
the meeting which appointed them d sci ..
ID fools, too, ~ think that be would mall,
new apportionment. Free State men mus,
be very foolish If they believe that they haye
anything 70 expect IRON hirelng aud tool
Of The slave power.
Doubtless they ~ere not 50 foolish az 10
anticipate any fair thing from him. The
Free State men have Marned better than to
expect anything fair, honorable or deeen,
from THIS Administration Or IL agents IN
kansas bat they desired 10 pat all parie.
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Right. ana Privileges.

There is piece of sophistry which Loco
foco orators always employ in order to i'm
prove upon the prejudice against niggers,
and which is We. SO plausible in appearance
that it !. often conceded, and produces its
effect, without reflection. Mr.. Samucls en-
ployed it here. We presume he 10 employ
ing it elsewhere on his electioneering tour.
We can scarcely open one of their journals
without seeing it dwell. upon. 1t is this
II the black man is entitled TO liberty by
virtue Of his nature, IF he is the equal Of
the white man in respect of natural rights,
then he must be treated as an equal in
respect of political and social privileges. -
Alas! tn at we should be called upon, at this
day, to defend the rights Of human nature !:
that We should be made the mark Of mslig-
mint ridicule for doing this. Yet so it is.
Be it known, however, that we are mol the
special defenders Of tise black man. Human
rights ooncst9 sgfmsn the white man and
The red, thshAtive and the foreign born
Bot olserve: the very terms explode the
soPhistry. Observation-Disclosures" These
word are not synonymous. man nay be
entitled . possess his own person, by virtue
Of his being o man. That is natural
"right." But he isnot therefore entitled to
enter my parlor. That is "privilege,"
which it ID mine to dispense, and may ex-
tend II to him or not, o choose. II he is
burdened with taxes, it may be justice, a
matter Of right, that he should be repre-
scented in the government which lays him
under tribute for its sapport. But he is not
thereby privileged to enter my family circle.
Does so plain thing as this need argumen. !?
And does not even Mr.. Samuels, and every
demagogue ofice-see Of the Black De-
mocracy, proceed upon this theory He may
talk to some coarse boor about human rights,
while soliciting his vote, but he will not ask
him to waltz with his daughter. He may
barney the lsishmen at the market house,
but he will not ask them to take wine with
him at his dinner-tablc. The bold man who
pirates about Democratic equality before the
promiscuous assembly, closes his harangus
by telling you that he will not even allow
his children to fraternize with poor mems
offspring in the public schools and it is ten
chances to one if there Is man on the tick
ct with him who, though he may scour the
highways for tools to crowd caucus and
compass his nomination, will not pick his
men when he distributes the delicate cards
for party, that his spacious halls may no,
echo the tramp Of uncouth feet. This con.
fusion OF ideas is purposely made, to ope-
rate upon the superficial, the ignorant and
the preiudiced. lis the spirit Of low.
bred, vulgar demagogue which prompts it,
No fra nix and honorable man would be en-
gagged in il. II is one of the arts By which
the Black Democracy seek to delude and
rule the people, and press their influence
into the service of Slavery -propagand,st.
and the support or Human Bondage.
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Vote ON tho New COnstisutton.
Below will be found the ofhcial vote upon
the New Constitution. The majority is
1890. Four counties, --Lucas, Wayne, Dick
inson and woodbury,-failsd to return their
votes. Two Of them voted for, and two
against the Constitution. Had their votss
been received, the majority for the Consti-
tuition would have been reduced to l,4lG.
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Inr MINNESOTA CosygsrloS. regu.
lar and bogus Constitutional Conventions
adjourned sine die on the Goth uit. Bath
Conventions agreed upon one Cons,itutl on.
which is to be submitted to tbs people for
approval or rejection on the lsth day Of DC.
tobsr next. On the same day an election ia
- be hold for members Of the House 81 Ren.
rssentai,yes Of the United States, Governor.
Lieut.. Governor, Supreme and Disiric. Judg-
-, nsnbsrs OF the Legislature and all other
s1sss dssignassd is the Consultation.
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a. The purest JOY MAT we can experience
IN one We love, l. 10 see that person . source
Of happiness to others.
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Appeals msy be taken TO the District CsaSt By
any party sggfsvsd BY the asssssments akorssaid,
| 81 any time within thirty days from the date Of
this notice.
Given under my hsAd this Ath dsypi September,
A. d. 1851. HAWKINS fXYEOR.
sep5dlm tk4 ta@ FL N@t Mayor.
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" Flowers are the alphabets Of angels,
wherewith they write on hills and plains nv. :
FERROUS truths.
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re nov IS ~ sSs - 49, 49, ~ ss.re.
j est and nest eonyaplAnk ZEN GSGU aloet. tSe
GATE CITY ~ 1A2S10 lR. vhieS
will ssns9sleslys 40 - sssy ese safsly -
wttkone aslAys efon = a. 1872 u. The p5Urr5A
Estose Aags ta.usre1 hsoey a1Ysssss ard inilnas r.
psrses4e tA1sia0 = It'll esegy ohseaaie has bo18
oysGMn4a Ahaa1 shAll = ~ vssy kos1 ~
the neasamo1a1kea1k1 tsa1D - COR ~. 7
Dewsr an1 e1DGsies a1cen neaatiossg ~ e0Wtnl
Esd for His6ss sxsuE1tsQg, - will ~ - Seadf-
- q ~ f ~: {. mi Y3c.''
June %. s63-1a 4l
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~ Men want restraining - we'll q pro-
Polling power. The good ship il provided
with anchors - we'll a. sails.
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Fail an1 Winter o1IOB7.
SUPPLIES Jo6T RtCElvxD. i.
HUTCMYNSSN 4 DKWEr.
MERCHANT TAfLOpS.

Third-st., bet. Main IoAnson. ..~.~...E1OKUK
lave jastrssslved st tAsiS kAsh ioaA bic Taller
A1ing and furnisAlng esta blisAAsnt, : cAoiss and
exeelien supply Of broadeloths Cassinsres, Vest
ings, and Cent Farniahlnk 0ooda, ii all descrip.
tions, and guarantee that tksis work shall b done
In the most approved and Satisfactory nsnnsr.-
They are eonstsntly receiving ths New York and
Philsdslphia fashions, end fsspssotsly solicit al
Who dssiss geod WORT anA the best nsssrial TO give
tAsn ell. Aesnts for
vRANCIs HAnAH's sYsrHn or oARn1Hr CUTTING
/. Alss, Rsports Of fashions.
uch3b-dfy HUTCHIN6ON 4 DEWEY.
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BANK or fLcxgScG.--A" runr on the bank.
ing house Of Cook I Sargent, Davenport,
was made at the beginning Of this week, on
account Of the report that the above bank
Was in tcttering condition. The bills were
promptly redeemed in coin, and confidence
was restored
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1nsuSaneo agency.

0OM1 q
INSURANCE 90. ne. 4, WALL sTNeBrSM Y :,
Capital III 800, 900.
.sG 84UaT 1eLH Hkss
INSURANCE co., or LONDON.
CAPITAL ~ ~, 900.
00n O08R ONT sase
yTRE MARINRTNS.C GO. ,BRfDIBpORf ,CUNH
CApssAL o8tv ,DU0.
WA0oa1NG tom Il sf
UNION IN6. co., cLkvkLAND,O.
CANAL e7ee, 600.
FRANKLIN
FIRE 4 CO, Posi- Du Lac Wm.
cASIyAt ttuv, puv. -
DOLICIEEisspsd In tbs above Can panic a. The
I safsf sissse. u risks calf, at TAR rates, sa1
losses adjus.ed and prcnEtl paid, Il the saass II
tho Agency, ON Eseoad stissf.
sepiid wMsT.TukFER, Agent.
NWTICa4.
WR the unSersisssd f.ank,rs u The CITY q
w heCkuk, will csntinue 10 rec I've ksokuk
City Scrip IN dcposi, NJ other currency. 4 ssta
Fund, 0OttaiAM 1 FORH
DINING LOVE.
sgssfs5 aCAAPIN LIE. ssa
AagI3dtf TlCkkkN y LUCAS.
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sUMa1o 0AD9 - ODDu3.
MA n. J. G. D011AA ,of nesHeA, ~ oslgiso-
lNAAerse AhSdU4sn - 0oAintt e msssusV.
whe ler Aftsen ye1n - deus AnllnsSG Sof ~
Asosa.ay tsaAss (sosnss.y Ns.l 1sSss Asu,T haS
;ss::s .: :ss:.. :. !: -. !.
seees Utlh pEtmAAasss saA aisfat6e, ssoesv N
eeifu, CELLAR, - q 0AA0tess, 1sdisss sn1
hsnstsliy 1sait vj}k ~ a = ~. - I A
lell14 esqulf ~ AaA HasteA 80 i svpe,isy
.a3s d ATtsA q. srssss,asiv 4 Al
psll11 1eln8 Ill ~ o. h9esQaepls n ~ eTn
ba6lntM, III ~ ~ l6&1 ~ uSiAIuk - 49,
b@sN es6}lslAsS. 2 III foole 1sas ios, "a ~ -
60 60 ,s.ss. ''sA assss'ss', string: =; =.
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NEW A1RANG 3 MENTs
CHANGE OF TIME!
nNand after Tuesday, Sept. sth, 1887, Sunday,
" and Mondays sxeeptsd),
THREE TRAINS DAILY

~ ahu m ou0eyt SAeoptSu(s
THREE TRAINS DAILY
WILL BE- run AS YoLLows:
FIRST Accommodation Aixed] Train, will
leave the station ct keokuk at 1850 O'Clock .. m
precisely, and arrive in Montrose II $40 .. u.---
Returning, will leave Montross at 6:Se .. M, md
arrive 1t heokuk ~ 9;7eA. n.
SECONDHAND Train win leave the station ct
keokuk 1t 1910 o clock p. m, precisely, and ar
rive At Montross station ~ E2e p. n. kStarning,
leave Montrose ut 2;e0 o'clock p m, and arrive In
keokuk 1t Tao p. m.
ThiRD--Express Accom- nodstion Train, will
leave keckuk Depot 4:Av o'clocx p. m. and arrive
at Acntrcss Station 1t $50 p. m. Returning,
leave Moatrose 1t O'Clock P. m, and arrive ~
keokak 81 sac p. m.
~ On Sundays, the Nail will bs the only train.
and this Train will NOT run On Monday.
The Mail Train y expected to make the usual
Packet connection. Is ~ pa
JNO, ADAIR MCDOWELL,
sepsl Engineer and Superintendent.
J.K. TswxssuRy, Ticket Agent, Ksokuk.
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Mrs. Deanps seminary fof Y0ang
an AnAte13 II "a
o.Q W. ~, 1.s'.rA s''.''''

i l4sA 81 H18keUber. $500 & ~
The pria6tpSl hsing dasisoas q eafsIliaklax r
Keokuk : permanent Institution u : hieh eCass,
viii exert her utmost ability 70 rsnAss lei 1enj.
Aary in Al rsspssts worthy 81 PatFonaes. :
csntral and really ass1sdbls location hae
bsea oSsaassa--sAs rUems ~ airy and eonapdiots
-elp best inseuoss&n are sseufsa M eaeh osnort-
aent, 81 particular attsutiou will - bostoved
4poaehs physisal anl moral o. we'll = ist6lseGsal
Training g lhs papdS. fts
Ir1zMssss sssiastrsstiss VIVA b sassfsl "a
eOmplete. -
lasAsssc ~ pslnsipai M u*ailea hssysH a the
sutaees abatiss u Mr.. r. a. Uhrtslae, fsy voeal
and instrumental. IN
eensa Lsstsrss ON Physioiogy. Assssnssy M
nsllss Jettsrs VIII - delivered witk6at txtra
charge.
:. TER1W
Primary DspastnSit sessiSr " ~ veek.. sis 90
Mssis = lianesse 0uitar, tJ1tssy 1SS
Hfsaeh and Latin, (cxtra) 10 .
Drawing. CRAFTY.
Hss f.stksr yastissaass saqslrs = ~ Esnisasy.
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nliiiners Wanteae
rrHRERsr fsur good Mill uers wanted 1t Ne. %
i Mala-ss. Mss. y. rALL0n.
sspSMt
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DIE

o. ssaday, August eth Georgia Helen A9guSta,
Aged yssr and month, only child Of Chad Dand
Hslsn Kegs.
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1893 - - - - " =
e71

A.. Q = 4 y = = - - NJ
I'm nd altar Monday, sks ~ q esps., he ears
~ will lsavs the dsPotin KsskNk aaily, (sua-
Aays exssptsal stf:lt 4. Nj ~ Sstux1isg will
IsAvs bsnlOusp6st ~ 3:l4 p. n.
Dy this arrangement : eoaplsts cennseticp IL
nads Aslk vays With ~ western Stag Usupeny,
enabling trayelsrs 10 reach Ottumwa, 16st Dss
4sinssj Uosu4ll BisG 6iesx CITY SD IN iAsssns-
diats paaseedn ntadis asd wsstssa Iowa, withsat
sansesssAsy Aeiay. 7sk
- -Onssin kiibournc's Block.
ss 3. DWfGMT BATON, IS
Raeisses aal SspsrintsaAsnt.
Ksokuk, Jsly u. '57-Atv l7a
$40 - III IqeNlatNH.kG .l1I
tGIhdy, >kS ~ dbcefu daA1a Win tSaf1. Cd ts.
piicstion q shs houss ponf 10 he sosth- sast
cornd u - as1 BxehsaGs eaesss.
sspS-dbS ~ ~ 4
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PIAM0 FoxTEs.

.--N PlANO F0wTE0s @se<
ITO those 6tsisiae 70 purchase 1sst slss 1innes,
~ voaA ~ that Ne Aavs tssa ssssivsa 3ye1
the pcpalss ssnslscsory q EosrAnss, es53 y
board, sYspeVts1 plate. ard Iwaih = WilAsss ~
Dsins csnpesa Attachnsst." A nest 0at11SL
Ing procf n N ssD~iasity " Asasdaaa, 0s6$t
%. = risso koftss y fosrd In NE lsst 49, -
their elegant squares end nsgniAeent graaas, h1se
been sought lor ss4 pshlisly sssd - seiy y -
hrst American pianists, bnt aIse nsasly al IT,
great artists whs Asys Visited thls soaniry. -.
besg. 0osaa4AAik, Mason, 6uakossA. 1M0s1An1I
CathaSins Hagss, esd messy olhsss, ~ 49,
public testtnDtDy AeaholeNDsA - - $3.50
merit In the mssA 0a1Aoa9 tsesns.
sts E RA314Cx . GROUSE,
4 10 1ein street, Keokuks 4
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IHK SEckETs--A prominent Democrat from
district IN Virginia, no, Thousand miIes
from snss place, in.conversation with one OF
cur citizens, was asked whether there werr
any Republicans in his neighborhood. "No. y
ne replied, shut there would be il ws allo red
d'sca.sion.D "Why, dou't you allow discus.
sion r. ..No," was his answer, s.if We did
Tue Republicans would beat usr' yerily,
70 some psrts, "ignssaees is bliss. fais.
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T g hereby giyse ~ .ths ateekAelAees e. ~
leprily1sk, ksAk1k - Woisow HsiiseaS. al
Ny viii nset on Wsdnss1AS, ~ IA day d
DsasdstosA. Tor ehep9pesese sakSae sss6A ssspa
= thsy Aew ep4 sexpe1lentp ~ 11eaofa1ne sAks
Coapsay, opsAing heeks ~ fastAee ssahan $50
Of stosk, peOvidi1e fos . suRvQ - s0va1ss -
sissting bserd q dirsssess aaA snsess 4 IL
Company. ~ JACOB npLnoS Il
Ifssidsat Of the Beard 81 Css1seeepss.
j. HnuRY 0aAw, Sse'y., 1g'4s
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JOHN sMILLITO Z Co.,
Nos. loi, los and ~ West Fourth-srsst,
CINCINNATI, ~. OHIO

iHSoR5Hu Or Gill
Dry Goods and Carpeting!
Respectfully cali the attention q their eastomer
and purchasers generally, TO the opening
OF their New Store, on Aenday,
August 31st, with an e.
tcnsive and varied
assortment ox
y = q . o !,
CARPETIN0,
Flssr Oil.CiesAs, &C., 20.
Families, Merchants, Hstsl keepers, Steamboat
owners sad Strangers may depend upon Anaing the
best ciass Of Goods, Wholesale and Retail, at
prices - ls~ asthsy IN - pssshasSd 10 ~ East.
| srn Cities. (seps dAvlw
kookuk IT. - M0an e 6Ran noeOIa
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fresh YsulesI
A LARGE supply Of Peaches, Pears, Plaas,
fAApplss, and IN tact every thise under ~ hss1
Of Fruits, will Be kept soaStAusiy o. had b.
KING . TAYLOR,
sspsl No Nain-et.
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WA As sysi'ss 90 Sss1r ss4ss. ! E-p.r,..e.
ErnA ms: GO. 1AnexsnD, CT.
cssA ca,ss41 $4,000. 900.
suRPLUS. -, is,.l.
LOSSES PAID. Slo. 1s7 ,si2.s4.
DkOPERTY insured agakn,t the Dangsrs OF
Fire and Perils Of Inland ayigation, at ~ re-
liable rsses and r.lss q risks assumed psrnlt II
Especial atesatioa paA = 1nsuranes Of DwslL
fAgs and Para rsspsFty, Ous- nuildiuu and Con-
tgsts ~sseh insured for periods II 10 yssrs, -
the most reasonable terms.
Lossss Eqsiiss,y A1sstsx sad ssoapty Pea.
cHARfBR PERPETUAL.
- Choice IRA class Indemnity nay b. effected
with0ut delay. II. b. TEN kyck, Agent,
Third-'t, hs.- Asis : JSaD:os,
NIB M. rnos 3Axss daily ;'. ..sSs aissi 10
attend 70 ths buslness 81 lnspsAass daring tAs
temporary absence Of H.B. TEN xYcK,
ssptld -. Assas.
WIN. W. 0ELKNAP,
PHOENIX INBURANCSCO. ,OYHARrYoRD
cAYIfALt100,OOO.
HARTFORD rsRrf1suxzxcr COMPANY.
CAPITAL $500, 600.
STAR TINS. co. or OoDENsBUR0n, y. r..
s.s5 CAPITAL elO0, 900.
ECAE absys Conpanis iasass al insvsahls ~.
i Pssty ~ fair rates. All infoTAation dives
end Policies pseapaly isjksa u The Esoksk Assss1
y shs IrUn Front bntlding, Bssesd-st. ,bsswsst
Main sad johnson. (sep.idlm
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We have seen the letters Of Mr.. Edwards
and Mr.. Adams, alluded to in the above
communication, which seem to leave it be-
yond doubt that the shot received by DR..
Francis was wholly matter Of accident, and
that there was no duel tough, or conte mpla-
ted, or any personal difficulty of any kind
(EDs. GATE CRY.
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RESUMPTION on Bxxsn + Co.--Ths Cincin-
natl Times Of the 4th, says: We isarn from
good authority that : Dispatch has been re-
ceiyed in this city, Ct noon, that the house
Of Beebe 4 Co., Of New York, had resumed
payment. This will relieve the Contra
Bank, Of this city. Other dispatches en-.
nounce that the financial panic il Nsv York
il over.
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GENxRAL CONVENTION or UsIvxssAInrs.-
The General Convention Of Upiyersalists ia
the United States, will hold ito next annual
session in Chicago, ILL.,, on the third Tussdsy
in September, Che 18th day. At the lalt
National Convention, the Rev. e. g. Brooks,
Of Lynn, Mass, was appointed preacher Of
the next occasional sermon, and Rev. g. S.
Weaver, Of St. Louis, Mo-, alternate. The
cisissns Of Chicago have made arrangements
TO entertai the delegates In attendance in
the most hospitable manner. We hear that
New England will b largely represented 10
the Cony entiop.
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Yeung Ansrica News W ooa
LAS been removed from the old stand 81 Web
/ ster Potter on Johnsop-st,, 70 The opposite
side Of the street, one door ssst a. Thirdsa whore
the public can always 6nd ths latest news and ps-
riodieals Of the dsy. WILSON AGO.
sons ftF
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- On r. . q = B'T TT
RosAsDl = Wyeof1
II AVE rsa ossa from sth street 70 tAsie NeS
i Store, On Third street. bstwseu Mais Ard
johnson, vhsrs tbey viii b. ~ all einss rsedy
% furnish their friends and castonsss With che
choicest s8 a@,
FAMILY GROCERIES,, FRUITS, &c.
- Rsmsmber the piass and give them sesli. -
scp5d3w
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. l. N orc AM stiiI CheaPer,
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r. 4. UR00TON.
4 NARPENTEk AND DuxkDBk aHAop South
~ east corner Of Hsshenge A1Al1s