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Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-07-21
The Grave Of Henry CLAY.

The editor of the Presbyterian, being
OH a visit to Kentucky thus writes to hiz
paper concerning the grave of the lamen-
ted Clay:
From the spot where Henry Clay lived,
II Is natural 10 pass TO the resting place
of his mortal remains. Omar emInenca,
a short distance from Lexington, in a
beautiful cemetery, adorned with that ex-
quste woodland verdure which chlrac-
terIzes this region, rest the honored dust
Here, after that memorable and imposing
funeral march through mourning towns
and cities from the Federal Capital, where
he brealhed his last, to the home where
he was accustomed to repose from the
toll and strife OF public affairs, his mortal
remains were laid to sleep the long sleep
when the work of life wa. done. AT pre-
sent the spot is only marked by the lurf-
ed hiIlock which covers the grave; bWhi
old friends and neighbors are about ercc-
ting noble monumental shaft which will
be alike creditable to their liberalty, pat
rlotlsm and good taste, and appropriate 20
the office for which IL Is reared. 1t IS TO
be of Kentucky stone, one hundred and
twenty-five feet high, surmounted by a
statue of the deceased, and provided with
vault at the base, IN which will be plac-
ed sarcophagus containing the remains
On such a spot as this, one can scarcely
! help moralizinI on the transitory aud
/ evanescent nature of all human distinc-
/ tions and all earthly fame. Iouder, in
front of that Court House, in the adjacent
city, is where assembled multitudes were
/ first electrified by that lofty and graceful
oratory which was destined to entrance a
nation. In the years which interviewed
between that first unfolding of his gifts
and the Loar when his voice was hushed
in death, what honor and renowu were
won And yet bright as may be the hale
which these earthly achievements cas-
around the memory, what is all the gilt
ter of this worlds glory 10 the eye that il
sealed in death How unspeaka kabIv more
important the glory that never fade
away.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-07-21

QUITE \ MIsrAKE-The Baltimore
Republican tells story of young man
who fell in love with young lady resid-
ing in one OF the residences OF Upper
Tendum. The lover, fearing a repulse
from the head of the family, conducted
his courtship in a clandestine manner
The upshot Of the matter was, that an E.
lopement occurred, and the parties were
married. After the marriage the bride
groom proposed that they should return
home and procure the fathers pardon
Judge. then, of his dismay when, with a
trembling voice, she Informed HIM that,
although she possessed the name of the
gentleman in question, she was not related
to HIM in the slightest degree, and wa:
employed in his family in the capacity oi
a seanstress. Thus all his visions Of
secured fortune were scattered 10 tbs
winds; and the scene OF recrimluatioi
which occurred was terribly out OF char
acter for newly married couple.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-07-21

l n-igt VIZ viii practice IN tie supreme am circuit
-. + ms stare ana IN the L. : District court or
IS over 1ilt.u'~ sore.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-07-21
I.nIIs u. ID. CRANE.

,TTlENET tNU COT J-NSEI.LoR. solicitor IN Cthuce-
\ ri ,rd t,elesI Land gent HrdgcyIlle, lows Conn
= yf-...1.fn 9-l
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-07-21

J. n. MINER
PRIEST y MINER.

4 rTHRNEY~ AND CJCNSEILBES IT J. W
E--tlauI centre GichIand tounty. WIS. All bn-l-
their promptly attended t" -l' 10
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-07-21

The SoUL.-What makes the soul 90
vaiuables Its immortality, When end
less years have run on, the soul will still
exist; amazing thought, VIII it never
tire Will the ETHEREAL pulsatons of sub
lnni tel existence never grow heavy?-
VIII the wheel never be broken at the
clstern! Never! The soul will endure.
as long as the throne of God. As heav-
ems wall shall gather no mosses from age,
neither will the soul become decrepid; in
heaven no one will be seen leaning on
his s'aff for very age. What, ike the
angels, will never grow old to be always
the same through endless centuries as
when first created But cannot she ami
hIate herself o, no, the souls literal
suicide cannot be performed No Judas
Iscariot can find sulpierous tree, or jut-
/ ting wall which, In Gehnna's cavern, or
/ burning world, may afford him suspension
between life and death. The soul must
/ live on.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-07-21

-ra,.NEYS AM CoVNSEILof,S 1T LAW. aH'l So
\ I-ttur> in ClancyTy, Mineral i"Iut o1lce ia MI
~ !. .-.rA-
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-07-21

k'ss L heard an anecdote the other
day let me tell II 10 show how profound
Is the sense of the South of dependence.
on the thrift and industry of the North for
the very comforts of life. Mr.. Prenriss
OF Mississippi, was addressing a crowd
OF some 4,OGG people defending the tariff,
ana In me course OF an eloquent period
winch rose gradually TO some beautiful
clhnaV, he POINTED to the thrift, the ener-
gy, the comfort, the wealth, the ciyiliza-
ton of the north in glowing coIors, when
there arose upon the vision of the assem-
bly,, III the open air, horseman of inap-
niilc mt proportions; and Just at the m ,
melt of hushed attention, when the yoIce
o Prentss had ceased, ID the appaus
was abaut 10 break forth, the horseman
exclaimed, " "D--n the north - The
curse was so much In unison Vi h the ha-
b'tual feeling of a Mississippi audience,
that II queuched their enthusiasm. and
no,hlng but respect for the speaker KEEP,
the crowd from applauding the horseman.
PrentIss turned his lame foot around and
SAID: Major Moody, will you rein in
that steed a momentl Z" He assented.-
Sad he. g Major, the horse on which YOU
SIT came from upper Missouri; the saddle
thai surnouns him came from Trenton,
\. j.; the hat on your head was made
at Danbury, Conn. the boots you wear
came from Lynn. Mass; the linen of
your shirts Is Irish. and Boston made it
up; your broadcloth coat is of Lowell
manufacture, and was cut in New York
aud If to-day you were to surrender what
you owe the ID north, you would sit
stark naked Laughter and long ap-
plause. l
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-07-21

Dim ~ READ.

! TrnENEY At LAW. and Solicitor in ChancerF. Min
\ r-.l Point Office in Thomas ncw block 81
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WISCONSIN SHOT TOWER,
HELENA, WIS.


fr0car md C0n3nlisst0B Merchant,
UrGH STREET. MINERAL POINT. WIS.
CHARLES II. cox. Agent.
A. on hand general assortment o. Groceries anu
Prov isi0us. Wines and Liquors sold al lew prices
'"E ASH or all kindS OF COUNTRY PEOnUCE.
sa5toslsr attention Pbid 10 the
AUCTION d COMMISSION BUSIN BSS.
NaevaI Point. Dec. -, 1856. 50u
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-07-21

E-g To constitute perfect gentleman.
the hest attributes Of the heart and head
must be combined. He who would in
deed deserve the proud epithet, must be
devoui, courteous and accomplished. gen
tie, generous and brave; pure in word
and deed, disinterested, philanthropic and :.
above all, incessant and intrepid in char
itaby succoring the weak, the lowly and
/ the poor.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-07-21
J. IL. Ci.aISl,

rroRNEY ANI CoJ-NSEIIoR TIT LAW, Mineral
| POINT. COLLECTIONS promptly attended to- ouc'
-rsI-r x TrauleI> store. 81
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CHARLES i. I.EEtTE.
c. C. WASHBURN s co,

C'ENFRlL LAND AGENT, opposite the I. :. Hotel
NI Hf-.-.. M3u.raI Point. 81
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c. c. NASHBURN s CO,
d a M TX H II = :,
81 .s1ls-s.x. /. Il p GEORGE. /. II. vHIrTIEsEY-
n--- lrann direct the principal cities of -" 2 :
#.-n5 Exchange the chief towns Of
treat Britain, France. Holland. Germany and
Switzerland.
Rstsslt- rsid collections and proceeds
r7zt rruitted current ut exchange, without
j-.tl,- charge
Ht. purchase Notes nraft. Certificates ofDcpost, and
NJ tst. sHil truid ami Silver Coin.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-07-21

ia y young gentleman the other dav
asked young lady what she thought Of
the married state generallya Not know
ing, can't tell" was the reply; . but If
you and | were to pot our heads together,
| could soon give YOU an answer"
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sag- Pro- I pmo +m sd led rmn Z.
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MRS. LAURA OTIS.

iTID respectfully tender his professional service
L, ta.- citizens 1T Mineral Point, 1rf NtcluIiN.
-ru..-LL.. tMe Lnit.L sIate. Luisl. 81
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-07-21
COBB x ,IE~~AIOI;E.
FARLEY EATON.

i TT0RNEY'S 1T LAW. Mineral Point, Ms On
| urer Au-l-y X rIanIels store 81
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,ruIIEFR. anil Dealer in Millinery Goods IaoIt
VI D.rss Trimmings. Fancy Goods, &c. next """r
- Jewel rs Store III -h-st-, Mineral Point ~
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-07-21

| AblES' FINE SHOES, Congress Bootsand Chiidren'-
aae Shes q Al kinds The second lot, Just received
ANTON BERG.
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'oNBS-Dressing, Side, Back, Pocket, Tortoise Shell
- imitation DO, Buffalo. Ivory, Horn at NLNlAN .
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-07-21
Professional ans 8usintss Cares
REM. &. SCOTT.

,-uTARY PUBLIC and Conveyauc,r- Office in
\ county Buildings, Mineral Point, Iowa Co, WIS,
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-07-21

SHES.-Cloth. Hat. Shaving, Hair, Tooth, Nail,
Paint from to 5 Varuish. do in Tin. Camel 5
-.s training, Dusting Whiewssh, Horse, shoe Stove,
s-Eaa1lns, Camel Hair Pencils at [3Stf. VIVIAN ;.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-07-21

kFCAERY, Fancy and Toilet articles. Harrison :
terunlery, Lyons hathariou. Delights Spanish lu>-
~, A-en Fun, Bay Rum. Eau de Cologne, Hair otis,
.99tR Powders, Old Brown Windsor Soap. White Dc,
-ly 90 Shaving Cream Cream Of Soap and hundred
'~@T' a. FS5tf EIHIAN'S.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-07-21

DAM OF A THOUSAND FL0wERS.-This unique
ID and elegant rrepsratiou Is be found, with large
Variety oGaTticles OF similar character At
53tf VIyIAN'S DRUG STORE.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-07-21

DAfNT>, OILS AND yARSE~HES.-
i snow White Ziuc, White Lead dry oil
Brown Zine, Red Lead
Ground Umber,raw and b.rut IJtharse
Stems. = Sugar Lead.
Chrome Yellow, extra = MOL Paris Green.
Green, PruSSlan Blue,
Vern1;llion. JRtramArIue
cold Leaf Gold Bronze, Silver Leaf Dutch Metal. lin
seed oil Sperm Oil, Netsfoot Oil Elephant OIL Whale
Ul Rosin oil Olive Oil Castor Oh. Salad oil, Coach
EAuish Furniture do Copal do Damar do. Japan do,
T3StF1 NIEIAN'S.
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j. Is. NIOFFET1,, VI. ID,

Dr. BIN.I.
OFFICE and residence Arena, Iowa Co, Wisconsin
( Sly
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=. rNERAT pealcrin Dry Goods Groceries. Provision
/ 7 Hardware Sc Yellow Stone, Wis N"v- L, lN3b
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-07-21

oIden yrup, Molasses, Crushed Powdered Crystal
VI iEed, Clarified Loaf, and y o. Sugar for saie a.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-03-18
a CARD.

sEo. DoNNELLAN. Civil Engineer and Survey
~ or ofcFs bis professional services 70 the riti-
nens Of Ee9knk and vicinity. for The gurrsvips
and arranging a grounds 10 suit the contour OF
ne surface ard fsel confident he can please those
desiring such service,
Aiibusincss pertaining 20 the profession attend
ed to with prafnitnefs, and the litLogrsl hing of
maps, platss ae., fuperintenatd ut lithoeraphers
charges.
ohee IN orahain'f Building End st.. keokuk
iar9s-d8m
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4DAeAS
Second street, between Main and johnson.
LAYING just retained from the East, -
i i respectfully call the attention Of ny "a
friends, and tho public generally, to my
new and nne stock Of watches, jewelry, silver and
plated ware, fancy goods, &C.:
watches.
Pine gold duplex, magic, patent and detached
lever watches; silver patent and detached lever,
and L 'Epines Of al kinds and qualities.
JeWelFys
Ladies' plain gold, mosaic, cameo and enamslled
earrings and breast pins, ladies' and children .
gold and Jet bracelets, lsdiss' and gents gold
ohsina, pencils and pens, gold and diamond hSger
rings. gold and silver thlmhies gent's gold besass
pins, studs collar and sleeve buttons gold, silver
steel snd patent spsctacles, pocket table and dss-
sert cutlery, ndscissors.
silver ware.
In which line intend not 10 be surpassed BY any
store west or north Of St. Louis viz: silver table
dessert and tee spoons and forks sugar cream mus
tArd and salt Spoons butter and fruit knives silver
and plated napkin rings, &c.
Rlat01 ware and Fancy 0o o0s.
Plated and bsitsnnia tea sets, onstors, fruit and
caks baskets candlssticks, pearl and she'll pocket
books, and in fast everything pertaining TO my
line.
A general assortment u clocks Of the latest pat
terms and bsst make, oil warranted to keep good
tine.
GD-Watohss and Jcwelry repaired In the most
workmanliks manner, and 1t the shortest notice.
my6-diy JULES G8I6ER.
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TUe1 call ~ his sesos, ssss OosAls6ay VIII
q sons 6tses, 6seea1 stsssA, any time, (sxsspe Ssa
daysj from Asylighs tili 10 eeosk q nishs, ~ hs
y obliged u - seaseaatly sn hsad a ssspsst u
psssseR businsss, ~ go his dsswtne. appasssss,
and sxtsastvs AscAitsstussl Library, vkisA ar
frss "a Vie inspsstes 81 III, and jsdgs sAslAss ~
y eoapstsns 70 sssvsshs pahlis n his psefsssioa
He might hsss ssate vAss esess thing ~ has doas
en- q, but tAAs vseh - s1pssasoss u this util-
itariss eonnsaity thsesfoss 3 10 willisg n show
tbs public uhas " en- himsslf % IN . Rassical
ssnss. Call sad -, fsss of charge.
fsA1-d ". BROWN.
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DRY GOODS
EVER LANDED IN THIS CITY

EVER LANDED in THIS CITY.
noiNG business entirely on the " Cash system, -
- expect TO sell Goods Is cheap ~ any other
house in keokuk.
Ny ctock comprises everything in the Dry q GODS
line Muslin, bleached and unbleashed drills, cal
icos deiaincs, baregcs lawns yeiyets swisses jack
onetts and silks. Every variety and all styles Of
Ladies' Dress Goods. Also, edging. insertions,
gloves, mtts hosiery collars, undersieeyes, chemi
sets. ribbons bonnets, hats caps, dc. large and
we'll selected stock of Ladies Shoes and Gaiters -
Also, good assortment Of Cassimeres, black and
blue Cloth Doeskin summer Cloth, &c. A large
lot Of summer Vestings, such ms Marseiiiss,
silks, dc.
Hats and Gaps, Boots and Shoes Of all kinds for
Hentiemen's wear. Crasats, stocks, gloves, DC,
aud many other articles too numerous to mention
all Of which will be sold ut very low prices for
cash. My Goods new. Come and examine for
yourselves. No trouble to show Goods and Prices
keokuk, j une 1S-dAw J.H.u
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= supply OF fsncy ShrubbeTy, Evcrgreens,
Roses, &c, on hand.
Early Tomato, Cabbage and Sweet Potato Plants.
All for sale at customary prices.
Orders received on the grounds, I Of . mile west
OF the old City limits, on the Bluff Ferry road to the
Des Moines, or BY mail, addressed to
mch7-dAw. GEO, o. HILTON
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A PoLoGf-To my old Customers. aud the La
dies IN particular, owe an apology for reccn,
change 10 the inside arrangement and outside APP
pearahce 81 my establishment.
though twas not until after patient and thor
oueh llegail snyestigation that became convinced
of the error in the style Of my sign, that submit
tod to schangc. But IN changing il from Ladies
Shoe shop" have not ceased to manufacture all
kinds of Ladies shoes, before, hut have, in ad-
diti1n engaeeain loot making for their Husbands
Brothers, eens and Lovers, thpt now all your
family and friends can he ace, lnil adated at enc
shop. The osLN nNg N krpsuK where YOU can get
anything In the Boot and Shoe line, mad TO order.
Is at ;. A. DUKES Boot and Shoe Shop, No. So
Main ST. where, also, the best quality ard greaest
varie'yof Eastern work is kept for sale cheap.
Come aud examine the goods and buy or leave
orders, which will be promptly attic ndedte by
noSl7 +. A.DUkE.
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+ ATE pastsss u Wn. WssAban. ArsAitsst Of
- A1ssisan, nsvsss, Wiashsep apA Parker
Hsssss, ~ TSsnost 1snyle, Dssse. Wss1's Ho-
tel PsstlsoAj 10y 6tass 0s1se, Wssssstss, asd
nAay stAss asst slsss puhlis - psivsts bailaine
throsgAosl ~ spsstsy, having lossasd u Kssksk.
would iaforn ~ Dubis thas 3 II pssDasea " far
nisA Dsslgns, HGDs. Detail DEavisGs, epesAes-
tloDs asd 6spestnten6snes for Chufehssp 6shool
private Aaiidan0 u ~ ktsds, WITH pss1Dess and
esearacy.
All tie nsAsn inpsoysossts. sseh - Warning.
LlgAtins, vsnSilalisa. De-, aaePtAl In ~ last
era sittss, will - specially pssvtdsd tor - re-
qsiseA.
1rO1ss In eanpls's nsv bsildlng, % Sssoad
street, between Natssn1 Johnssn.
ian. ~, 'e5-6ly u. b. MOORE.
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PATENT NJ AST1C RUUF1NHT
COWLES & PALMER.

din
hat the n prepare o . tthsgh stnoCcc.
Ra.sei's Mas. Roo
% Founddes
bing on tin or steam isusei
aent Roofing
fmayS and
u o u n
n tim
no "a front
more can perfcm
t
pitch Of for
bune
3d. BnA ndgesN
and
kxchang dmay
Airfng " samples % Charles Hotel, and
a
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as 1870 80 OntleYy.

rNa--ssn rErAx.s~~
q M.AH. TuCKlk ~ now receiving thsf
~: lsa ss.fs =. e , sg.i1s ,.:s: y =:
~ - Aiaiaippd, together viii sxtsA-
stvs - hosss fssa Aner1ssn sanufastsssrs -
aln6st symy boaA wAisA aRrivss 81 this port, asd
aFe popase9 - or lneFeaDed inducemsnts 70 pur-
ehaSess Twill 1tpllsAts aay 81. Louis Till which
nay havs hssa made 10 ear lins. dAw
MTLLEKS and Manufacturers will As1 : con.
4SI slant supply Of large Circular Saws, warran-
led, md q the manufao srsrs prices; say ~, ~,
- ssA - iAsAss. and when required, ~ isahss 10
Essh.r With tho smaller 'i.es, .. Tho sIgn q the
nsy2laAw. \
a xkS AXES i--H units COLLINS Simmons LIP
~ ptncott's sxss, Tor sale low BY
CPADkS-Amss' ,Rowland's and ether 6sands;
~ FOR sale by 8. W. 81 H. TUCKER.
CHOvRLS-Amss', kowland's and other brsn1s
~ Tor sale b 6.W. n. TUCKER
IOEx-Solid goose neck, rivcted, caststsei plaza
.,, ana o'''n. ns'' ii' r 4 8,r;ss
OH ~ ! Il. TUoKER.
WORN PLANT1RB---AE Superior article for AoESs
~ power, and Wonderful labor and time sayiss
machine. Tor sale y 8. We II. TUCKER.
LKAIE anl erass ssythss-A large stoek of Wal.
- drons AID other makes, Ger sale low y
.. ~. -. IUCA1n.
MOLAY Iron and wood 6raesd grsin srsdlSs .lor
IVA sale low by 6.W. All. TUCKER.
CNAITHS-Wroeght tubs patent and eommDs
~ snaiths, . large stock. for sale low By
S.w. u. TUCKER.
III Az and Straw Forks--A very large stock Of
s.w.a Il. FUCKER.
MANURE Forks long and short hAndlss, FOR sale
N1 By 3. ". : II. TUCKER.
- 6.W. 4 IL. TUCKER.
T ADGR Shears and Pruning Hooks, u diasr;as
4 xpattsrns, for sale low By
s.w. an. TUCKER.
Mass Hooks for sale by
~ s.w. II. TUCKER.
vOIL Chain, JapAnned, for fencing cemetSry
~ grounds, for sale Low BY
s.w. An. TUCKER.
DLAcKSAITH'S Drills FOR the beach, . rood aT.
- ticls, for sale low BY
s.w. Al. TUCKER.
IORSE-6llOR Nails. the genuins 0Yifhn, and
s.w.tH. TUCKER.
,corfRs' rosl', good .;:of.n:a., =, :sl: =
Sign Of the Rcd Padloek
straw anA CsYn.ssa1k CWssoFo.
A VERY substantial maahine, considees1 TIE
"A best In use; eating equally wsll straw ssd
corn stalks for fodder sthinE which sAesld y
IN For -. s ss.a !, Of - :s; as;Sr
aag3dAw Sign Of the Rsd Paddock.
CADH JONES = PECK, Agents,
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kOk SALE.
1 DESIRABLE Bricl Resitlepc

a DESIRABLE Erich Residence, together with
one or TIVE lots adjoining, hnn. omel y loca ,ed
IN one Of the most eligible parts Of the city Ap-
ply 70 the undersigned at the ofee of the civ
Clerk C q sTryrNs
keokuk, Jan; 20, '57-dti
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MERCHANTS WESTERN LINE.

NEAL, ABBOT 4 co.,............New York.
WILLIAMS, TANNER \ Co.,. Buffalo, -" =
TANNER, ANDREWS a Co., Chicago. SPECIAL Act,
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Mississippi Valley Nursery,
KEOKUK, IOWA.

- - = - Il IsSs
OUCH Ms Apple, Peach,
- Pear, Plum, Cherry,
Ounce, dc; and the small
fruits, Raspherrics, Cur
rants, Strawberries Goose
berries, &c.
Also, u large quantity II
Catawba and Isabel a
Grape Roots.
A large quantity VI
DWARF Trees, particu-
larly Pear and Cherry,
which are very desirable
for city planting.
a..4ts, 80 Eax
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CLOCKS. CLOCkA!. aLOCk>,.
g.. s.. Rlmk eAlee A. Ara

~ - bIhRFsIFt a MO-.
Wholesale Dealers teaciaairelgl in Clocks
No, ~ Manufactured ....,...........S LOUIS MO
IlAS Ia store, and are constantly receiving a.
rect from Eastern manu- aetpfies lar ger stock
OF Clock ct all descriptions than any other house
~ the West, Seth Th.mas' Cibeks DAYS and 80
hours, q all patterns, aud in any quantities al
NAYS hand.
The demand fer the Seth Thomas Clocks has
become - large that the Company manufacturing
them have deemed ii prudent H. eenhne their busi
ness to dealer in each II the large ciies through
oni the Union, ana we. being the ouly direct pr
chasers If these Clocks, feel warranted in saving
We can offer better inducements to Merchants and
Fsdlars is.an any other house ia tie Mlsassippi
valley. fehl6-dAw2rp
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BURLINGTON

N327z7SSSaaaIe2azlge
l.. II. DALIIOFF................ Pri ncipal
TERMS.
For unlimited course in Double Entry Boo
Keeping. Commercial Calculations, Psumanship,
ae., $?3 90.
rnE pEsIGs o. This INSTITUTION 10
to afford young men the opportunity Of quail lying
themselves for the duties Of the Counting House,
in thorough and expeditions manner.
THE COLLEGIATE COURSE
will be the same ~ followed by the Mercantile
College Ut nnsylvsnin, which has been recon
monded by tho highest commercial authority In
the country, - the most comprehensive and Prao-
tcAi ever introduced.
PEsNnANsnIp.
As good handwriting Is justly regarded - n
Indispensable requisite to . good business cdueA-
tion, unremittinE attention will be given In this
department.
COMMERCIAL Law LxcruRks
-s.M.ssS delivered - NJ g BE- Darwin. cce - ~
ablest members Of the Burlington Bar.
AN ELs0Axr DIPLOMA,
under the seal Of the state College Of Psnnsylva-
MIA, signed BY the Faculty, Il granted to those
who pass Asatisfactory examination. This instru-
mcnt will DO found passport 70 tho con1dsnes Of
business houses In every part Of the Union.
W0For full particulars, send for circular BY
mail. tOct3-dAw
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10 AVOID ITActlUDss % may De remltted Tor
Blackwcod, for which We will forward thssfor both
years, POST PAID.
N. d. The price in Great Britain Of the Eve Pc
riodicals above named !. about t3l per annum.
As We shall never again be likely to offer such
Inducements - thosc here presented,
NOW Is THE TINE TO SUBSCRIBE.
E8-Rcmittances must, Ia all cases, be made di.
rect to the Psbls hers for at these prices NO CON-
mission can be allowed to Agents. Address
LEONARD SCOTT CO.,
Jan27-d 81 Gold ST., N. Y,