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Keokuk Marble Works,
NO. ESTABLISHED 1850,
rAirA street., bot. MaAn + DlsAAeau,
JNO. BAWDEN * BRO,
MANUFACTURERS or
GRAVE STONES, MONUMENTS, BURIAL
VAULTS, Nantes, Table and Pier Tops, and
Y every description of Plain and Ornamental
" ork in Foreign and Domestic Marble.
jyl6-dly
BUCKEYE FOUNDRY,
Corner Of johnson and Ninth Streets,
KEOKuK !,
n. =. VAIL 4 CO.
jylAd
Keokuk Book-Bindory,
AND BLANK BOOK MANUFACTORY.
DLANK Books made and ruled 10 any required
Dpattern. Court Records, Justices Dockets, Ar
SCISSORS Books, Poll Books, .4c, 4c., furnished y.
Old Books, Magazines, Music, &c. bound or re-
bound in any style desired.
~rMy biudcry viii be found ON second-st.,
next door TO the Athen rum, sign Of the 'sBig
Book" ISAAC N. PiERCK.
sep II sid
New Tailoring Mouse.
fINHE subscriber would take this method Of in
/ forming the gentlemen Of Keokuk and vicinity
that be has taken %
Store on 4th st., bet. Main and Blondsau,
for the purpose Of carrying on tho above business
Having been connected for several years with one
Of the Gfst houses in Boston, he fssls oonadencs
in inviting ANY in want Of Clothing 70 oailsnd
examine his stock, consisting In part Of Black
| Blue, Olive, Green, Brown and NulbsFry French
and Gsrmsn Broadcioths; Gsrmsn and French
| Uocskins, Cssaimsrss. rich silk and AAsseille,
Vestings, Furnishing Goods, Irimnings, ~.
1 K.K SMITH.
| Keokuk, Iowa, July ,, std
| E0N SKIS. q. A. SALT for sale 81
OUU jySo WIN. II. AUSTIN co.
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DEMING Il LOVE,
tSuccessors 10 A. l.. Deming Co.,)
Bank ers and Dealers N ExchAnge,
Mosn Street, ksokSk, Iora.
PARTICULAR attention given TO collections
i Refer ~
4. W. Clark, DodgcU Co., SewYork;
Bcebe Co,
Adams Buckinghans.
J.W. Clark Co., Boston;
Drexel h Co., Philadeiphiai
T. w, CLARK Co., g
Johnston, Brothers Co., Baltimore,
r. W. Clark Bros, st. Louis;
State Savings Institution,
| Bsnoist Donneiiy,
Wm. Heron Co., Pittsburgh;
CoramerciaI Bank ,Gincinnati;
N. Corwith Co., Gslens;
| Heron Bre&her, Dubuquei
| d. G. Couvers, Esq., Cashier State Bank Of Ohio
| Zanesvilis. tjy7
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Mum.M a MULl.Em.

WI MaM a. MULLER,
CONFECTIONERY, Wholesale and KstailCs
~ MAnufsctory, fhird-st., between Main aud
johnson, ne ext door to Kelly Lynch.
Special attention will be given to baking for par
ii e.. and done upon the shortest notice.
EanknL i an. I1-dlY
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FIRST CLAss.--Boot shoes, Hats
and oaps, Books, Dry Gools,
lin boxes, bales and tranks,) f75e. por 100 lbs
Drugs Gin boxes and bAies5
Feathers, Furs, &e., ac.
I'd CLAss.-Domestic sheetinR,
Shirting and Ticking in orig
inal baiesi Drugs Tin casksl
hardware, Leather I'm rolls or oVo' per iVo IDS
boxcs,j Wool, and Sheep Pelts
Eastward, de-, W.
Sd eLAss.---Ansils, Stee Chains
tin casksJ Hemp, Bacon and
Pork, oals.d tioose OF in sacks) 50c Per 90 lb,
Tobacco, uufactured ,(exeept
Cigars cat, &e., dc.
4th CLASS. Coffee, Fish, Bacon
Beef and Pork, tin cA.ks or
boxeseastward.j Lard and Lard 4oe. Der 100 lbs.
Oil, Nails. seaa, Ash, German
Clay, Tar, Pitch, Hosin, 4c.
FLDUR--$l pr bbl. until further no tics.
GRAIN --5e CT. per loo lbs. until further notice
/ CoIioN = 3. per bale, no. exceeding 500 lbs
/ weight, until further notice.
! 60 In shipping uoeds from any point Eas, OF
Philsdephia, &c particular 10 mark pae kage ssyis
1 Pennay ltania Railroad" All aoods ran.sr,aa !,
| he Agents OF this Eoad " lhladelphia or pitts
! burg, will be Forwarded without deteution
/ FREiGHT AsKsrs-iiarris, Normiey A Co.. Mem
phis, Tenn; X. r. Sass Co., ST. Louis. Pa o.
Riley Co, Evansssiis, lnt.i Dutnesnil, Bell
Co, and .afsef Jssett. Loaisysl.e, Ky; Ii C
Meldran, Naaisoh, lnda SpriX 4au L Brown an,
Irwin 5 Co., Cincinnati H. II, oraham 4 Co
Zaness..t &c, Ohio beech Co.. 81 kiihy strse, RI,
ton, Lfeoh Co, No. Astar House. Nes York. NJ
William street, and No. s. Batter, plans. Ne,
York E. J. saecdar, philadeipLia Magraw
Koons, Baltimore Geo G. Pranciseas pittsLury
II. II. HOUSTON.
General frogh. Asent, Philadelphi,
IL LoMBAEkT. sap't Altoona Pa
Jan | is5T-dly
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DLAGh AMI Fansy silks. Trench Merinoes,
ID Plan, Painted ana striped Wool De Lains,
ashmeres. Pop lins, lrnssian he Lsins, Coburys
Aipacas, as., sc. Latest Styiss
sera0dAin j 4. PAkBopF 4 GB.
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IMpoRTAFT 10 TRAVELLERS
THnoUOIl TICkErs.
IL r.
rrem Keoku9 - New YORK
BY 40 DIYrKRENT RourEsi
4 To Boston by IS different routes,
- Philsdelphial5 !" Z"
4 % Baltimore, ~ /"
Washington,
Harrisbnrgb, 10 " /"
" Ptuburgh. 10 =" !"
/" Wheeling.
c,nsinna'b chiensn :
ALSO, by several differ mt routes TO all the prin-
eipAl intermediate places.
/ Also, to GAlona, Duni inith and ST. Paul.
Also TO all tho Railroad Cities In Upper and
Lower Canada, via Grand Trunk Railway! Ham
! ilton Toronto, kiagAton, Montreal and Quebec.
/ By the same route " Oxden<6urgh, N. y, Platts-
burgh, N. u and Portland, Me,
4 Car be procured At the
RAILROAD TICKET OFFICE,
! Maim- ST., one door from Billings House,
/ KEOKrK, IOWA.
| AR Travellers can save time and money by
| bu ying their Tickets in r. eokuk.
FARE FROM KEOKUK
70 Boston, TAI kailroad) $8e 50
To New York, tsl Rsilroadb 70 30
To Albany II 90 To Philadelphia, 2S so
/" Buffalo, II 50 I" pitLsburgh 20 rs
/" Riagara Falls, 81 5Q - Wheeling, 10 rs
/" Detroit, Is 50 !" Cincinnati, l3 Is
/" Toledo, Is so +" Columbus, lG "a
!" Chicago. 8 SO Dayton, IA 50
/" Ga1ena, 8 so +" indianapolis, IL 25
A0-Psssengers leaving Keokuk At Z, y, or 1880
.. IN !, can dine The neat day At petroitor Tole-
do, and dine the second day in Ns~ York, or take
supper in Boston, makii the trip from keokuk
to New York in IS hours Boston in 81 hours -
Quickest time ever made.
ED-Leaying keokuk at the same Il me, pas SEN
gers reach 6alena or Danicith next morning to
break fast, Chicsgo next m3rning at 5;l5 o'clock,
Cincinnati next day at 10 p. m, Gs.-wi,h0ui
change Of cars from Chic ago.
0D-Close connection made in Chicago with all
Eastern Trains.
! RAILROAD TICKETS
Good for animated issgth Of timei allowing
Passeng.rs tostot At any point AMI re-
sumo their journey at leisure.
steamboa I lskcs. gona until Close II Navigation
/ EN-Passengtffs i A. ain Reliable Information
At this 0ihce IN feysfa = all Railroad Routes in
| the United St.tts $50 q nadaE -@N
4 Up River passengsts e ave keohuk ai io;3oA.s.
II Dawn A. ~.
! Stage goes East TO Plymouth at Q a. m Sundays
4 excepted connecting With the afternoon train to
1 Chicago.
90 Passengers arriving in keokuk on the p. n.
TRAIN tbs West slonld secure their Tickets in
the Evening. Those arriving On the A. y. train
should procure their Tictets impediatey, as the
Eastern train leaves at 10 80 A. NJ.
W. Ofiee open Ut sli h,nrs.
J.R.TEwK KsBuRy,
Foreign Ticket Agent C. B.S q. Il. Il. Line.
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!. a., .. KEOkUK. IOWA MONDAY. NOVEMBER

lMIKCM NOTICE.
(Sn1THAMsQuAkEME MEfliDD1sTE. CHURCH,
~ ON tbs aoSuex vi sh nd Morgan srseu.
skavicLs.--SabbatLat lot u. m, and at p. N.
Sabbath school at z y. ~. s.
Prayer Meeting Thursday, 7p. m.
key.J. u. sAIrH, Pastor,
kssidenseo nJrleAns- 1t. bet 4 lth and 18th.
keohuk, jan 2g.dly
Mrs. page 4 Cnrpsnter,
LAYING sssoctatess hs uuse eivssin the practice
II si thsar profession ia lis ssrioss hEAashss,
Gan be found III their Office, east side OF 80 street,
between Main and johnson, next door TO Andsr-
sons Bank. Kcsidane1of the former on End street,
between Joknssn sndExchAnge; Of the latter, a.
this oace. lfeb5-d
Docssrs Mc4agan ana LsteAsr
Lave associated themselves in the prasAcs Of
~ Medieins. win continnc 70 attend in consul
tstionin all csscs and 70 any required distance Ow-
ing " tbs spAciousnsss VI thsir oice sVoAs, aad
large iibsrry Of the best medical works sxtAnt,
sa.JArsPrPsarsd sorsceiys large slass
O1ss In the "pes, building. "a story. on "a q.
between Main and Johnson.
Censultation hours between II O'clock, A. ~, and
Pm. jan8'67d
J.v.sAxyoaD, I'D. JOHN v. Sosp, u p.
NOTICE. ..s.ys
DkS. SANFORD BOND hsvsthit day fssMed
~ 60 partnership In thc prsetise Of Medicine and
surgery and tender their services to the citIento Of
keoksk sd the ssroasding country.
"PP'''e we tscieao ""ue'
n ?, ...o -
.. A.o.p .p ..a .n's oeeaaon 70 eAP,s:s az
ss11s s,.. " sne M ~ ~ 'nls ely louA, Isou
so.. ....aA.S - ~. "a ~ .a,k;.i,. ssso--.~s
N. ...nssss. n. nnsa - .hs,nt - ~? .ssss...-a.
rns ~ s.,ri... 81 : ph,.,s,.n =, sn,.~..r
= = sss go.
rNuysIctAN avn stfp1TnN nS. ~ rhi,a
Frr.tS k.,~srr Nj, "a Iat,n.,s ~ - a..s
rick.v,s cis.r st.,. r..sd. ...a :, ~, * 81.
Iotsi. fm.Sad
:. :. :. - :, :. : =
-. - DE WEs, ~ D.s
oa.. b pa.,osb.. rni,asa. - -, hu.ar.,
/ mysd KEOKIJK' Tow A.
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SIGN or TfIR Bic FIDDLE,
Main n-st. bet I'D and Sd, kE0KUK
DaALKR II
FANCY GOODS AND TOYS,
!. ..SS. sH.,-Ementss She. Gur.,
ssp5d1wy Piseolss &c.
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Law AND LAND OFFICE.
N II a. q. L


W. n. NELAON,
Wholesale CsnAmtsstsn Merchant,
AND MASUPACrukEkS' AGENT,
No. II cust-st............a...5T LOUIS, MO.
1NEAI.Ek In Paper, Glass Ware, Window GiAss,
lJWpoleu W are, straw and Bonnet Boards, Asws
and Book Paper, Maniilz Papers, Nsvs and Book
Ink, Prinlers, Materials, and Manufactured Ar
tieles genersly. Aiso, every siss and variety Of
Fuc-Proof safes on hand
msy23. dom
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IriGHT. QUARTER. i0-s a,d I2-A Linen and
IL Cotton >heetines. PILLOW case Linens xnd Mus
Inns, ioweiing. tAbie cioths, NapSiAs, Window
shades and Fixtures, Wool end Celtsn DamAsks,
Table and Piano covers, Muslsn aad Lace Curtains,
dc, in gfeat variety.
sep80dSn J.t. fARk0rT AGO.
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shauss, Cioaiss ana ManIles.
IlHotiiE, stella. Cashmere an H8ol Shawis,
- all grades. Closss and NANTES 4 the latest
styles in ali araJes, sery ehesp
sep3Bd3m y. Z. p8RBuTT co.
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GRAVE STONES, MONUMENTS, BURIAL
VAULTS, Manttss, Table and Pier Tops and
Y every description of Plain and Ornamental
" ork in Foreign and Domestic Marble.
iYl6-dIY
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Ia WARE HOUSE, No II BoLLINGBRooK 81. pETERs-
BukG Al have established myself for
General ron steel and Metal Business atten.
ton Of Virginia and North Merchants visiting ta
market to examination of my large aud assortment
my arrangements icing such will enable the
lowest rates Rad Road, Machnists, BacksUiths
trade generally viii ind to their my stock
before purchasing elsewhere.
Orders thankfully received and promptly attendrdto.
tl,m IHDS =. trllIIAM
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IIa.o o. l6o Hrsl eIass, bUIl clN Bal
expressly for this trade aud lave superior
dauus for passengers They commanded by experienced
Captains wei qualified for the trade and who will spar.
CAaftan To- accommodate Ihey wi lowed up aud down
the rivers iy steam and may be rcId sail promptly
adveftilcd
Merchants going North ordering goods from Now York,
viii find to their interest 10 ship by THIS line freight VIII
always be taken low by any other line of Packets and
every effort viii he made by the agents Richmond and
York give satisfaction Insurance be effected ia
the Rsmond fre Association by this line AT per
w respectfully ask and hope succeed in obtaining
share Of patronage
shipped by this line 10 NewYork viii be forwarded
commission 10 New Orleans Mobile Chsrlest Sa
vaunali any other Southern Northern port.
The vessels will lie IN Richmond Ia the Dock, IN NV York
berth NO 80 ufcc House Slip, foot OF Wall Street.
DAVID a WM CURItlE, Richmond, ,,a,,s
{ IL P1ERSON, y y, 'b'"''
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d MS q BRO. DYERs. Richmond. Va, beg inform the
citizens of ynchbng that they prepared execute
every description of SILK Cotton Wouen dy Clean
well be New York here W
machinery and the best OF workmcn and guar
1sur -.tetiun TO patrons Merino, silk aud DE Lain
re. dyed fashionable colors suit the of the
~haNs every description dyed cleaned, Grape
Sat- d,od crimson other cours. equal to import
I'd cycis dd equal to SIX dresses cleaned and Grease
removed We intend 10 equal L.
tD Smen IN the ncd States and respectfully solicit
tn pauuaao the citizens LynchburR and vicinity Gen
heue Garments dyed and cleaned to look equal l. new.
DENNIS X BRO,
Surcoor,to W Hines, Franklin St, opposite Metropo
HAN. Richmond. Va. sep dts
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A xO~noNs. ~ rasrgAN, Denicrs in Gcni

a ,ROSssGSCs ~ TIL '1sSS, Deuicrs in s:cnis'
"a Clothing aud Furnishing Guods 10 Main Street. Rich
moud, Va. lsa6 Fail Stoz + l-.6.
In calling Of Goods introduced by the
Subscribers perhaps would hc we'll notice the fact Of
rapidly increasing all the State during
the time have been luoated in Richmond And intro
dueion is always necessary take advantage Of
this medium by which make ourselves known expecting Of
course, that all parties will judge them
selves particular merits being perfectly satisfied that
The customers notions aud judgement must be consulted
We receiving Fall Stock and purchasers
that every thing in the Gents Wearing Apparel will
the assorted lines will all times be
found complete that each customers will be supplied
Having every facility for the proper prosecution OF our bust
hope make the fact apparent to customers and
sasa trade During the last year have fit
ted expressly Gents Furnishing Goods where
may bud every thing pertaining that Department
In the Clothing Department guarantee the stock
he perfect in point of durability, Fit and Styles, because
maxi every HING Ourselves and have hesitation in saying
goods vii be uud equal to the best order work in the
country Watching the changes of Fashion parties
may assured finding the latest and make in Store,
subject and call is solicited by
GROSIONG 4 TUPMAN,
No. llO Main Richmond
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NOEzaE 10 Tobacco HannfacG.rer,,
~ % CastS I + T. Mass ldcurce
% j c Il e
loo Halt Cases " 7
loo AOC
AL O cons game and for sale low bi
VloS. BKANCH ( SONS
sep l5dts P.terslllr Va
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY, &C.
l.s;t&A,..i.-.:fE.

w On apd after "Wednesday, the lst Ia " ES><--fs
day of October the Mail and Iasseuger sasA
viii leave Petersburg daily SUNDAYS excepted at
eaes N. arrIse at Barkeyie (Juneinn1 N and
Lfu#aburg at "a. 4 NJ
Leave Lynebbufg % . clock A. IL Arrive at Burke.
vile ! III uony At - II, and at Petersburg
g ALIsIP.
Sup,fetsaarut
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LEW YORK d, ~, LAekE ..ia THIS. new l hong
Tom Wv hotk every three days All Ia the city
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Horse. Pau t,ur a Novel by y T. willis LorIner ct.
HeEood ESD who " shed 10 Life aud hy Smead:
iHhors OF FaleonhrdEe by j. L Kelly New Hope, tie
Etsua tale Of the KauaN The Raui,hed Son and
s.r >.r'- lv lrolne L. Hcnz Edgar Mourose by Eey.
Il is Messing de by Mrs S.uthworh: Lectures NV IT,
AitHrn, wit. lsTt d'ct.n. by Rev. McClirtock u d
dec
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N'NNtasb, ~ituai,on a. As ook- tArcV.t ~
w SALESMAN. u common asi house by y,lue u.tr
Nh ta Iai enHsi'r tHc experience in business
aha eHHlI u'qsr himself generally Useful Can give good re-
iertaes as a character AZ Adres, W H. Viz flee
FNliE Hundred pairs Of Ladies Ehick gail
et~ 7 81 lt rate article also lot PHILADELPHIA
mad Bn-kus aal Morocco Boots Ladies Misses and Ser
wants. iGcase cal and examine for yourselves
nnv5ts JOHN AIR All ANS
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t., IN rE4ssl1s...1 VIRGINIA n Ts:NSIssEE
fsfs * ~" VIZ K AlLRDAD.-On Thursday
lglh of June The Passenger Tam will
commence running 10 Salt Works Iraut IA Junction
Jun Its f. H. GILL. Gen Sup't
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O.G,fN IL y 80 70 49, Il - II Il
least leaa t,s. Wheat. AID as much more as ,5e
am nov fully m tas 4ar,et an would Ike 70 engage 10
hnsl ..s Iaf Immediate tri,rry
Falasf- atd .or- Hti. WI a. to scl viii 10 rcmsalvos
Injustice eHauut Hey selt.r Wheat b.t.r, tlsy uo
WI a"8Nsfas he asaee3 elsh prize f alt ,3a9 t and
an Nt fftfa ee4 ood iay tr amy qnutiA tiat uay
uunt o. fas-.. knt
Sag. Rags, Esa%-.
vii fhff M h7Fs 10 ms Vu-arntr the
herotof'r charged by thc Hai E ad Company. o,s
u reasonable tu'r for them lH be returned
Sumo, ssUuuo, Guiana.
Farmers can be supplied WUh any quaint ~ r,rly
Government tinann duo, from Tie e. Nruat At
as low price it can te bought wh,re ais Keen
on hand good supply Pf=ttr- iumf aHd IvncI lnrE
Ground which vii sell As cheap other Iouse tn this
place. WIN. MILLER
july lists o. Nf#n-
ggAHPEb,a Y. JouInnl ana y. v. Ledger
L Ms e =, reeei; I'd by L. n 'E>#s
fcD 2.s
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w the due the lst Of Janhay. Oar II =
al ready of them ihuted and cb oul MA a.
especially who dk. being dunned WI not wait or
invitaii but call in with thu, accustomed promP
tudc square up and take start. -
ism Its BURROUGHS, sHAFFR co
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4stsAWh.s. e"awI., ~EHs, H.. .JO8 s'is,"le tau
- ur less. % 1uds .tf aul tor salr rh,lr
ash nY 80 j. - hAla taf
n.
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Gents hno Philadelphia I'll stvle H3,kn Hate lvuH
do real beauties also the Did Dominion Fiat Brua very
Those Hats made by ot tase a. equal o au'
style and quality, and offered 10 suit and e7-e m a rc
ep Is /, NGAGl ~
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n toss TIE hFt4E.Ett.-Rr Received
~ this day steamer Roanoke and Sguthsde Railroad
second supply Of FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING, e
rstng part Of Castor Beaver OyerCaas IHlmaS RHEaus
heavy doe skin Pants double breasted velvet plush and quilt
ed SILK VESTS, and the best and cheapest line OF NDER
GARMENTS offered IN this market.
ALSOA large lot low priced Clothing for house sery
ants and factory hands Call determined
sell noy 26l GLASS a RAINC.
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NroTICE-The nn...r.ianc.. hn,ing rn....n.

IN
~ ed of Mr. Jas Keagy Is ,,it.o rHft.i tfIrH9 hap
yy 10 inform his friends and tf yg la te alAuo The
business IN all its branches a heretofore. ami
ergy industry and skill to afI continuation Il ts brrd
patronage heretofore bestof, - a.. % taH AeUao
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-,n nozrN ~. - n0a,..ANa

9tsF op.rri 10 Sus.i- 81 those superior
- laii Aest.r HI o.. I.l t#H# h.r|H, IN
Tue aud EiaHs i.a#a#s##..a e#s.##t1|. #=#ftls..
HOLM fI.##tI
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AgtBEE'- WEEKLY JOURNAL, No. 3,
se only cents tho best aud cheapest Paper publish.
81 E tH / : hud destined to have ycrJ largs circulation.
l9I r,Haes received at MORSEs.
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{ GRASS AK L,.-t lot Of tsapii-;. uiur Gras.
Vtt orruaid Grsss seed Tor sl1e l,y
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1857-09-16
Fate of the Apostles.

St. Matthew is supposed to have suffered
martyrdom, or was put to death by the
sword in the city of Ethiopia.
ST. Mark was dragged through the streets
of Alexandria in Egypt till he expired.
st. Luke was hanged to an olive tree in
Greece. n @ 'Iau
st. John was put in cauldron of boiling
oil at Rome, and escaped DEATH He after
wards died a natural death at Ephcsus in
Asia. sna uf .Ga
st. James the greater was beheaded at Je-
rusalem. Ti'
st. James the lesser was thrown from a
pinnacle or wing of the temple and was
beaten to death with fuller's club. il
st. Philip was hanged up against pillar
at Hiarapolis in Phrygia.
st. Bartholomew was fayed alive at the
command of barbarous king. ,...
st. Andrew was bound to cross, whence
he preached to the people till he expired.
st. Thomas was run through the body by
a lance near Malipah, in the East Indies.
st. Jude was put to death with arrows.
St. Simon Zelotes was crucifed in Persia.
st. Matthias was stoned and beheaded.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1857-09-16
The Ocean Wave.

A life on the ocean wave, fc5o ir.
A home on the rolling deep, ...f
> Where the scattered waters rave,
And the winds their revels keep.
Like an eagle Gagged I pine )rIq ,Cy
On this dull unchanging shore. "a
Oh give me the flashing brine,
The spray and the tempest's roar
A life on the ocean wave,
9'il A home on the rolling deep, III
Where the scattered waters rave,
And the winds their revels keep,
Once more on the deck stand, ,,... ...;.
Of my own swift gliding craft;
SET SAIL! farewell to the land,
The gale follows far abaft hgg'gT e.
We shoot through the sparkling foam
Like an ocean bird set free;-
Like the ocean bird, our home
Well find far out on the sea.
A life on the ocean wave, &c.
The land is no longer in view,
The clouds have begun to frown,
But with stout vessel and crew, -
Well say let the storm come down.
And the song of our hearts shall be,
- While the winds and waters rave -
A life on the heaving sea, ,ee.tr.
A home on the bounding wave;
A life on the ocean wave, &c.