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A Friend in Need, is the Balsam of
Wild Cherry to all who are afflicted
with bronchial troubles or Asthma
Its singular power over these diseases
has rendered DR.. Wistar famous where.
ever pulmonary complaints are known.
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We understand that an effort is
abou; to be made to increase the funds
of Waterville College by subscription.
and hope it may be crowned with all the
success which its warmest friends can
desire, convinced as we are that it is
eminen.iy deserving .-KenneJe bee FORMAL.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-09-11

The Steamboat train of cars on the
r. 4 X. X. X. yesterday afternoon
carried out about hundred passengers,
twenty o. thirty of whom were going
West.
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-fhe Wing says that Mr.. John G.,
Clements of Kenduskeag presented the ed
itor with ripe corn gathered on the 8 rs. o.
of August and also specimen of meal
ground from corn taken from the same
field. Mr.. c. raised last year one hun.
dred aud seven bushels of corn from an
acre OF iand; he expects as great a yield
this year.
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Read the advertisement of "a new
firm and new goods. The gentlemen
Of this firm ARE well known as honorable
business man and they will do all they
promise to.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-09-11

Hon Bion Bradbury was at Cherry.
field and delivered a speech on Teusday
evening. He was invited To meet Mr..
Morrill, IN discussion there and declined
TO do so.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-09-11

We have two or three commune.
tions which will receive attention after
election.
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Election, Monday. sept. llih.
Republican Nomination
For Governor.
LOT NJ. MORRILL,,
OF AUGUST

n.
yJR SENATORS.
Hancock WYER g. SARGENT.
sAMC Ell WATSON
Aroosfook JOHN MeCLUSkY
Cumberland WILLIAM W. THOMAS.
ELEAZER BURBANK
JOHN Z. DAVIS.
CHARLES W GODDARD
Frdnkia JOSEPH q. HOYT
Kenacber JOHN BERRY. JR
ALFRED FLETCHER.
CHARLES \. WING.
Oxford ENOCH W. WOODBURY..
ALMOND TWtTCHELI..
Penobsooi WILLIAM PLAISrED. JR.
ELIJAH L. HAMLIN.
JACOB W. SrlNCHFIELD
Somerset SULLIVAN LOrHROP.
WILLIAM CUNNOR.
York SETH SCAMMON.
NATHAN DANE
SANCE W. JONES
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Che Gllsw,rtb Amcritan
ELLSWORTH:
Agents fer thu: Asnc ricass.

RIDAl MORNING, SEPT. IL 1871.
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-Thtre was heavy frost in this sec.
ito, on Tuesday night.
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not.
1t Is wide of the truth to say tn II the
common Constitution" recognizes pron-
erty In man. Mr.. Madi>o~ in the Con
veniion which framed the Constitute,
thought 1t wrong to admit in the con
stitution the idea that there coui he
property in man Ye, the Prcsidc,, in
1887 talks of property in mai exis,ln,
oy virtue OF this sal me constitution. Mr..
Mclean justice Of the L. s. Court
said, "lf slaves are consiiere in same
OF the States as merchandise. that can
not divest them of,he leading and con-
trolling quality of persons by which they
are designated in the CoNsrIrurIoS.-
The character of property is given them
by the local law. This law is respe cted
and all rights under it are protected BY
the Fed -ial authority; but the Consti
tuition acis upon slares as persons, ard
not as property This is what one of
the hes. ofthe L. s. Justices laid down
as law.
We have extended our remarks beyond
what we intended and we will close them
BY quoting the OPTIONS of the Press:
The President very coolly adopts the
uftrGisms Of Calhoun. which we're uni
versaily repudia,ed ten years ago. and
with the boldest of impudent deceit. adds
that 1t is mystery how this doctrine
could ever have been seriously doubted
.ddruts.y.
We shall not.weary our readers with
further comments upon this most extra
ordinary productions. That Mr.. BIZ.
chanan has sold himself. body and soul
to the pro-slavery party. is bu, too evil
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Mr.. Samuel Davis of Gloucester
Mass, she, his wife on Saturday las,
aad .hen Immediately sho, himself. -.
Jealousy is said to b. the cause. Mr.
DAVIS and his wife both formerly beloa <
cd in Cutler. Nc.
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& l. r % n q r . = H,
vlsHE undsrsigned tskes pleasureia announcing
TO has old friends and the publ generally, that
he has Just opened CLbi LlAG STORE, whore
wiz be found = compet. ssss rimeBt Of spring and
Summer Clothing, and Geitiemeh's Furnis hing
6oods, which have been pErehssed At the lowest
rstes IN the Eastern markets and will BIZ sold just
~ cheap - they can be hsd anywhere in the city
Gentismen are invited 10 cali and examine for
themselves. A. W. ukIFflIH,
mch2s-dly ~ Main-st.
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STORAGE NOTICE.
FVvHE following goods, il not called for within
j thirty days from this date, will be soldt TO pay
charges on same, Wis:
One box sundries, chest do. cook stove and
wash tub and contents All marked w Desn.
BROWN i TAYLOR,
Keokuk, July Is, '57-dlm Leves.
A SUPPLY of fresh HepSAt HoePkk'S.
IA deco
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prairle state stoves.

TTnhardly necessary for ste reenrto 'his et9,e
i the character Of which il 20 we'll and favornhly
known throughout the interior Of this hna 'h' aa-
joining States. Although patented tom* zen yeas
ago, II possesses every real Improvement that ~
ever been made upon the desesEd'ng-fue stose' :
Til. me time ID has stood the tests ~
any Cox stove now in use. Our confidence ~ tie
same il such tha. We arc willing 10 warrant 1t 10
purchasers fottcn years sale Reoms - MsI"t
anrs-a CuMsToCk hEO,
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- lear VIA. ths AsdteAl yssslty ny Of Dr..
J. Hos,et.er's celebrated Stanssh Bistsr.
LAscAsrsa, Pa. Jan. i, 1854.
Da. J. HosrsfrBa, passssryA, ps.--Gir, Tsos
my e1pcrisses witA ~ remedial contained 81 year
nisieal Bisssrs II sshsonic diseases sseh - Goat
Rheumatism, Dyspepsia, Dyssn,ery, DisrrbDs, ~
ssso preventive Of dueA,e aad toais, hare no
hssitation In pronouncing it the best medicine
with which am acquainted, and take pleasure IL
recommending your valuable Bittsrs TO dyspepties
particularly, and to the profsssisa generally.
Yours, respectfully, H.A. SMITH, N. b.
HAma,.cx 4 aissoss, Agents,
jy22-dAw Main st., bet. 9th and 7th.
WsIrx TkErn, PEsvuhap BRsAYH AND BaAuri-
ruL COMPLEXION can be acquired by using the
balm OF a Thousand Flower.'' What lady Or
gentleman would labor under tho curse Of disc
gresable breath, when by ssing the "B~lm Of .
thousand Flowers" ~ dsntiiSes, would sot only
70 ndcr IL sweet but leave the tssh ~ white - a.
sbsster1 Many persons do not know thsir breath
h bad and the subject 10 50 delicate their friends
will never mention II. Beware Of counterfeits.--
Be sure the bottle 10 signed,
FETRIDGE / CO., N. Y.
For sale by All Druggists. Ljc24dA w6ml
An nnparslelseA Dsscsveryl..A PES.
ittve Ague Eradicatsri
covoif's Bsbserine MIXTURE 10 positive cure foI
Fever and Ague and all Bilious Diseases. Thi.
MIXTURE has been before the public for q number
sf years and has always been used withsseesss.-
Il 10 harmless and certain remedy. Get pan.
phistfrom tbs druggists and read II and you will
be satisfied.
Sold here by o'Connor Bro, and MARSHALL
Brueei IN 81. Louis, BY II. Blakssiy, and BY thu
Proprisiors, II. A. Porter Bro, Rock Island, III
mcs3id&wly.
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STRYKER & WOOD,
Dealers in Real Estate and Land Agents.

SVRY hER q WOOD,
Dealers in Real Estate and Land Agents.
On 5dst near Fichlen Lucas BANKING Ilousc.
J LIVINGSTON sTRlkLI, of ST. Paul, MINI.
WILLIAM l.. WOOD, late Of New York.
4 LII descriptions Of Real Estate bought aud sold
"A in this city and throughout the state Of lows
and the Northwest.
Money invested, and fasespaid for non residents.
Careful attention given to eonyeyancing and ex
aiming Of Iitps.
All Notarial basiuesspromptly transacted.
RsFER ny PERMISSION To
Messrs. Ford, GOTHAM Ford, Bankers, keok ak !,
g Chaptna Ice,
Charles Parsens, Esq. Banker,
Hon. Jacob horek, js., sehoharis County, N. y,
Colba Reed, Esq.,
Hon thas Goodyea Schoharie County Bank;
Gov. WiiisA. Gafllan. 81. Paul Ainnesotai
Ex-Goy. Alex. kau-ey. - -
Messrs. Mckutin i Eiserten. Bankers. It. Paul;
Jos. C. y. Paige Esq, City Bank, Albany, N. VI;
Messrs. A. n. Mcclure Co, "
lion, Dan'ls s. Dickinson, Bnghanton, +"
Hon. =. IL. 7. Hail,
Vim. X. Osborne. Bark Of % g
Hon. Zadsck Pratt, Pratlsyilie,
Hon. Schuyler colfax south nonL Ind
Hon. Kob't smith Alton, his.
Cherry Valley Bank, otsego county, n. y.
mchl7d
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W. DE WOLRs
Broker and Mea1 Estate Agent,
LISTO or PROPERTY FOR SALR.
ON Exchange, betwssn First
i 1t. and the Lcvee.
% feet on 5th st. bet. johnson and Exchange.
20 feet corner 9th and Exchange.
Lot On BAnk-st., bet. 18th and 18th.
80 BY lao. corner johnson and 9Th. block IO7.
~ lots in Messenger : addition.
Of the best lots in MI. Auburn Mt low price
Lends finely locat"a an Henry and Decatur Co. .
lots corner Of johnson and 18th.
lota corner Of johnson and 10th with double
brick house centsihirg 10 rooms.
L"tA, BLOCK Ri'hcrrre's addition
70 feet 90 Sd st., bet johnson and Exchange.
Very desirable lots torresidene.tin Mason's Up
per Addition, only half block from Grand Ave-
nue..
l5s fest square in Reeves Perry addition.
Lots In Elmwood aud Mt. Auburn.
Lot ON Carroll-st., bet. 18th and 18th.
Lots in the new suburb, Esselmont.
part Of the Simpson farm, mile from ths
city.
Also, many othervalusble bssipess lots.
Mortgage Securities negotiated.
fehl3-d
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HAINEs A. HAWLEY,s

HAINEs a. HAWLEY,s
HARV ESTER.
1.-TWO Of these invaluable Machincs have been
4 forwarded to me
For SALE
Lest year ksb't Reed md myself introduced
two Of them, and harvested About 500 acres with
than. We unite In the opinion that they are in
comparably superior 70 any other machine known
20 ~.
shall be glad 70 exhibit these Machines, now
ct Montrose, Lee county, Iowa, and feel sstisasd
that those DO Try shen Will b pleased
FRANK DALLIN0ER,
iyl5-dAw2w Lee County, Iowa.
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NEW PATENT ROOFING MA1EnIAB.

p.t.,sy $500 t...,ac.,i,.
~, - s,, - 80, - - n n y. ~.
y"nn " - i'f, n., haie Mur-
rn,;h en- u,i,aa,. 80 ,aiaa nagaon'
1910 "'h'efs-
snS Undersigned has purchased the Patent
= hisnai Tor 70 counties "a tbs southern part Of
Iowa Of y. Il. Shids 80. : Patent Elastic Co.
ment Roofing, snd Y Ffers' - :" introduce IT into
use IN me citish " hse.ts' burlington, and the
accessible county towns $40 ..As The attention Of
the public to its snpgr'osi'} asa roofing material
Architects ALd Eaiidett hauia not TAIL TO ex-
anime thlt :DoLbHi &stilS chs md ,ttcr An
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Hickey & simpson.
REAL ESTATE
&i ~
INvEsTInG ENTs,
Third strees, bet. Main T. johnson,
OFFER FOR SALE,

20 by lao fsot, opposite the New Hotel Very
dssirabis location. Terms easy.
Lots 20 by Is feet on 9th street Lstveen Main
aid johnson. Price low Terms easy cash,
balance in p. and years.
10 Acres in IIinmsn ard Ctw lee fubd vision; II
will be divided II desired Very cheap and ferns
easy.
Lots in Kilbournc q Adj. near the Park. $500
each.
Lots ] | and II, block ~, in kiibourne's Add
Frame dwelling. rooms, Item, DC. Very low
Rents Tor s24o per year.
Cottage Brick Exchange between 7th and 9Th
Tor $4,000, cash, balance IN and 2years. Rents
for $500 per UNI,
sifwo very dersbe ivt, 10, residences in Perry q
Add, On Morgan-st.
Cottage brick with room, on High street be-
tween 18th and i4th fors too; cash, be lance in
! and 2 years.
2sby 50 feet inches, Of 9Th and Des
Moines. Beautiful location. Cheap.
Lots and ?, block 81, Kilbourne'. Aid, corner
l7th and Carol sta.
Lot IL, block l9b--BricI Cottage house, z rooms;
good cellar and we'll Of soft water; lot fenced
Price s., 900, cash, balance in IL and Is months.
Lot block i0y-Brick ioase with rooms ;
frame with roo.ns, cs,ern corner a 7th and TX
change. $1,000. 1erms eesy.
A valuable Farm Of 200 Acres IL Istl,s frou,
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Wisconsin Lumber Yard.
good assortment Of the va
UMDEns rioarqaslities, lengths and
thicknes
A fair assortmcnt on hand
JO1sTS. and bilis filled ut saw mill
prices.
sca.rssHn. Good sised pilef Of the con-
mon lengths and sizes.
arn Sawed aud cut, the latter very
cheap.
sHINCLEs. Pine. Poplar and Cotton God
SASH. From smallest TO largest siie.
nw0ns small and large, plain, raised
and moulded.
BLINDS. Rolling snd stationary.
A Ny and all 81 which articles the subscriber will
IA sell At his yards On the
Corner Of Eighth and Biond eau ats,
OPPOSITE pUsL,c SCHOOL.
aud be corner VI 3 asd Eailrosd sts., tnear X.
II. b. ". n. h. Depot low ~ they can / 9
bought in the city and II HE Branch Yard Mt Far
mington. with cost Of transporsa ti.n added. Or
deTs allied from the country and shipped 10 any
station on the railroad At the lowest rates.
iyildly Il. o. KELLOGG.
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DISSOLUTION.
HLUTS d WALKER have this day dissolved co
~ partnership by mutual consent.
W. W. WALKER will cvutinne the business at
the old staad. The business u the late firm will
be scttled BY either party at the oikce Of W. W.
Walker Al parsons dehtcd q .sc late Arm
n. CLUTS,
Keokuk, July 1. '57 WV. WALKER.
b. CLUTS In retiring from bu.inscs would re-
specially recommend his former partner, w. W.
Walker, 70 their old fricnds and customers.
july3-dlm
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Fuf inc uatS City.
ne Progress - sAs Age.

W. s"o ~SsS ~ssys
The RroWrsss 81 the Age.
There 10 mach said, and many conclusions
drawn, 10 relation to the causes producing
the eject nov nanifcst throughout the civ
liked world. History teaches that man in
his primitive state, began to BE- devel-
oped 10 portion Of the earth where the least
amount Of labor was productive Of suk-
cheney to supply oil his natural wants. This
place Vas far in the interior Of the CONT
nent amongst the rich valleys Of Asia. In
ime, through the aid Of science and art,
and other surrounding circumstances, man
kind became dispersed, both east and west,
bns mainly westward, and began to eongrs-
gate, by means Of marine architecture and
navigation, along the coasts Of the Meditst-
ranean Sea and the Atlantic Ocean. Thus
circumstanced, conmsscs By water amongst
men has kept command Of the world four
Thousand years. A new ere has commenced
new sciences and new srts have been de-
veloped. Steam, when applied 10 the iron
horse, and directed by the swift intelligence
Of electricity and magnetism, 10 nov pro-
ducing . revolution such - the world has
never before seen, and will, ultimately, and
tina, shortly, bring back mankind to his pro-
per and legitimate station on the earth, in
tie heart Of this and other continents, es-
pecialiy in this great valley Of our own be.
loved land, whore the greatest population
can be the most easily aabsisted TO hssmall-
/. est amount Of land, out Of which al sub
sistonce il derived. ORsu Csvn.
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Fire Insurance.
HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
CAPITAL $500, 200.
PHENIX INSURANCE. 60, OF HARTFORD,
CAPITAL 100000.
STAR ms. CO., OF oGDENsEURGH, NY,
cArlrAL$iO0, 900.
DOLICIES, at fsi1 rates, premltly issued BY
WI. ". B8LKNAP, AeAnt.
Once in the Iron kroat baiidisg, 1seena~et.
jslyl dim
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ASorHsK LocoHorivx. - The Hamilton
Belle left yesterday for St. Louis to bring
up the nov locomotive "St. Louis = for the
Ksokuk and Mt. Pleasant Railroad. This
locomotive took the premium at the st..
Louis Fair, and Vas awarded . prize Of
500.
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~. sAnPLx LA.RAugln
sample Il Rankim.

O1ok ov0 ana Ooa1 Eoeose Deo1eRes
39s. 2, sssoad sss.ss between nain end !shnsss.
w essyssss y the psrshass snd sale Il 1sAlestAts
and Stosks, lnvsstmsss Of Money, Callsstins Of
Dsbts and Renn, Paying Taxes, ana all other iegit
innate b.siDess Of gen, raj brokerage and real e.
tate bssinsss, In Southern lows, Northern Missouri
and Western Illinois. mchllddAw
OssIFablc Farms Ter sale.
nEE of tAs ksst and most desirable farms in
~ Hassoek county, Ills will be sold at great
from HAMILTON to quincy, 8 miles from the former
place. Itcontsins large brick house with good
cellar, an elegant barn and other out houses, well
watsrsd. nearly all under fence and In good state
i've orchard Of choice kinds Of fruit in the country
Another farm Of 1874 acres, four miles from
keok uk, 8 miles Of WarsAw, with good frame house.
barn, out hsiidings Enc orchard dc.. farm we'll In
proved, With good proportion Of prairie and tim
sAr easy Of Asesss BY good roads to either Of the
above mentioned places. The first farm mentioned
ashtted up In npe order, asa home for the owner,
bat loss Of health req uires southern climate The
above will be sold low upon moderate terms.
Also, $50 acres on String Prairie well IN proved,
With good pay ments, and will be sold very lo~.
npr3od SAMPLE 4 RANKIN.
PLEASE EXAMINE
I OBS 10, ~, and ~ in block ~, old limits, Gne
- iy situated on 9TH street, directly opposite the
residence Of Mr.. Chittsnden.
Lot -, block ~, old iinits, corner 5th and Co
dar streets. vaiuably located. Terms moierste.
Lots IL and II, block IL, on Msin-st., near aas
Works.
West ! Vt Lot 10, block -. hain-st.
Lots Ard :, bod 81, on 4th ksswsss bank and
Timea.
15fsst u lot 8, tleeA s, eppssils Postofhse.
Lohis khbosneS AA!a = vsy low Agsrss.
Part u Lots s snAo, bssek liza, old limits.
Lot 3, block lis.
Lot IL, 3.
Lot ., Z, Williams Add.
r.. A. - ~. a..
road. yse sale by SAMPLE RANKIN.
Aprte-A
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Important.

WE will sell our entire stock Of Marbleized
w Iron NANTES o. manliacturers prices. They
ars of tile laiest style mud ktst finish; and a. W
wish 10 close out stock u the same, they will
70 very cheap. The il IN important item TO those
bniliiug and wishing neat and tasty finish to
their fre- place arrangements.
ie20d CoMsT0Ck 4 BRO.
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omen Coal Radiator.

WE invite all who wish to burr cool IL thsir
w parlors to call aud our rev hadsi OF
e make three sirs suitable tor reenR OF an d.
mentions at No. u Main 81.
Apr3-d C0MsTock 4 BIO.
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WATER ~ On ~ 0s
GEALED PROPOSALS will be received A. the
- o6icc Of the Mayor, until Tuesday, August (.
1887, for the construction Of Waterworks In the
CITY or kEOKUK, IOWA.
Said. work 20 embrace the furnishing and putting
in RAINING order Two Cornsa knsin mes, eonatruc-
,ion Of Reservoir spd necesssTy Buiidings furnsh.
ing and putting down assut Thirty Ailes Of Pipe,
sog .tAer With ssch other cork may b requisite
q the completion Of same.
Plans and specifications may be secn at the once
Of the Engineer.
Payment 70 b made 10 Keokuk City W. works
bond running Twelve Years, and havlus 8 per
cent. interest per annum.
HAWKINS TAYLOR, Mayor.
[Tines and Post, keokuk; 81. Louis Repubiican
crst, Times and Tribune, Chicago. Lib; ssd TIA
sestc and Enquirer, Cincinnati, O.--please copy,
one week and send bill TO this onice.1 [jyIidl
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re nv Dehters.

To my Debtors.
HAvIN0 sold my Agricult ural Store, all who
IL are indebted to me by note or account will
please call Immediately aud make pay msnt, 40 IL
dulgsnce cannot b. extended.
recommend to my fricBd- and former custom-
ere, - 3 gentleman snd man Of business, nv sue
esssor, Mr.. Henry AshRsmAn.
July 18th. 81 .d4w NJ. p COLLINS
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leWa ssase lAs0sanes CaMpanr.
o1vicE IN sAnrtA,s nv sUis1sse, ~ syssY
Second Btssss, ksshaE, love.
THIS Home Ceapaay takes Risks On ths sa1s,
/ classes Of property, ON THE MUTUAL PLAN,
AND ON TH1 CASH PLAN ron CASH PM.
MUM, rates = rsassaahIs - those u any rslia
Bile company.
C.H. Perry, !. X. Ford, Jamss r. Coz.
Geo. b. smyth, N4.1. xsrnsr,h b. WSolwasd,
A. Bridgman, 1.0. 6anison, s. =. veosAiss,
John AcCune, In. kAaksn.
G. II. PERRY. Pres, r. II. HARRI0ON, Treas,
J. ". RANKIN, viss Psss, W.. TURNER See
iulyl3dS mos.
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sheet Iron stoves.
AELE AEGlLATaR

ar this article need not speak, as its pepu-
~ iarity still continues To increase i1s ssls.
We SIX sizes af this stose--opep and close
tols--which we VITA sell very low. Great care
should be used in selecting the best VI Russia hett
iron, with heavy lining and when we'll made,
these stpyes n4ll wear many Years.
The open tpl are serspus objection to all thote
wishing az aif-tigtt steve. We have tSth cren
and close top, : Mpin-st.
apr3-d CeMsIGCk a BRO.
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lknN k-Eye state.

A STOVE with great capacity Tor both Cooking
n and Heating. We make three sizes VI thttt,
aud to every persou with large families AID cold
houses, we uldrecommend THE article.
C0MSIICK kho.,
apr3-d II Main-st
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Mashss,s Pvissias laks.

These are the best Printing Inks manufac.
tured in the cosntry. We accepted thsagsn-
cy Of the manufacturers solely FOR the pur-
pose Of having constant supply Of COED
inks for our own use. We have and expect
constantly to have on hand a good supply
Of the various qualities Of Inks, which
printers can procure Of a. 1t the usual
rates
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AAM'I ~. NANKIH. Agent.
Once on Second-ft. bet. MaiI tla .ltLn.1f.
mayiid3n kEOkUk, IOWA.
NEOkUk MARINE INsVHAhsE Co.
Capital, s2Uo 900.
INHlsCompsny 10 pTcpaTtdtodea darigelnsur-
1 snce bunLe.s tarse ateustomary
rates, and the asua irarh ed
alar customers.
Losespromptl. adjusted.
pikECfpEN:
A Bsidgmsn, G,E h,lb9arne,
&. Ii Harrison, oeo. Is. sanytA
Jehn Templin a. l.. Dsu.ink
3. r. Moody. II. D. Wo0iaard,
E. XII bourne, JasFpoA
" C .Kentgob
A.3RiD1&ah PRESIDENT.
q B.SAlTH, Vice President.
AL. DENiS0 Treasurer.
WIZ .fuRsEk Secretary.
Ofaos In sample 'soaiiding second Street.
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GR AND OPGNINGg
ATuENKUM BUILDING!!
Ellcr Il Oppenhefln

"A NE nov opening tneiT entire new STOCK OF the
"A latest styics OF
SPRING AND SUMNER CLOTHING,
And complete assortment Of
Cent? Furnishing Goods, H0fs, Trxs1s,
Carpet Bags. &C.,
Allselsctedat the nrst New York and Philadelphia
house, We respectfully invite the citiEens Of Ke-
oknk and vicinity 20 come and xArnine our goods
and most particularly country dealers, who ean
~. LOuts Prices.
MerchantTaiiors will always end \ nice stock
of Cloths, Oassimeres, &c.
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~ Post B1ildiss, sdst., bet. Main and johnson.
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GIThs good hsart, the tender feelines,
and the pleasant disposition, make smiles,
love and sunshine everywhere.