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"PrsEyIsnn IN THIS CorSrRY.--The Pusey-
lite discussion that has SO distracted the Eng
fish Church is not wholly unfelt in the Epis-
copal churches OF this country, but is more
evident in the jealousy with which the anti
Puseyites scrutinize every innovation than in
any positive leaning to that movement on the
other side. The introduction into the SER
vice by Bishop Doane, Of New Jersey, Of the
"Nagnhcat"-- song Of the Virgin Mary
has given occasion to apprehensions and
earnest circumstances on the part Of those
who look with dismay upon anything appar-
emily borrowed from the Papal service. The
defence made by the Bishops friends is, that
as the Magnificent appeared in the New Testa-
ment before it was ntoduced into the Ro-
man service, i, cannot be very dangerous TO
say or sing /, in the Episcopal church. Consid.
cradle stir has also been made because while
Bishop Eas,burn, OF Massachusetts,, was ad-
minssering confirmation to about sixty per.
sons Mt the Church of the Advent, 10 Boston,
few days since, the church was lighted
with candles, and the clergy united in tho
chants. This church has long been consid
cred Puscyitic, and the Bishop has not re-
cognized il for many wears.
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AMERICANS AT ENGLISH GUEST DISSgRs.--
Some surprise is expressed vt the annouce-
ment Of plain private American citizens des-
sitnte Of Official rank being invited to dine
with the Queen. We are told that this is the
result OF the advice OF the Ministry. Amer.
lea Is iirst power in the world. Il Is her
policy 1.-The very principle Of her constitution
TO have no artificial distinctions OF rank.
The Queen invites to dinner the major domo
or gold stick OF any little German principal
ity e1comitate, from desire to be on friend
ly terms with ali Powers. Now, 40 the Uni
ted States have no gold sticks or hered.tar,
grand washer women, their citizens hav,
hitherto been, BY etiquette, excluded from
the circle Of royal cisilities. Seeing tn,
mountain couldn't 60 to Mahomet, the proph
ct has gone to the mountain; Palmerstor
has swallowed formulas" and Queen Vic
toria plays the hostess to plain Uncle Sam
london Dispatch.
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to have remarked with what simplicity they
frequently put questions, which even those
OF mature years and extensive knowledge are
puzzled to answer. The following is one Of
those questions, with IN admirable answer
A child said to his parent--"Father, where
does God get the color to make cherries 30
beautiful and red?" "My child" says the
father, 81 will tell you MS soon as am in
formed how lie tinged all the leaves with SO
beautiful green"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-02-14

There is man out west so forgetful
Of faces that his wife is obliged to keep .
wafer stuck on the end Of her nose, that he
may distinguish her from other ladies, but
that does not prevent him from occasionally
making mistakes.
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NEW ooor AND sMOE sronE,:.
No. 81 Main- 81, nsas Ogdsn's Bookstore. ksoksk:
TUSf received. ard nov rsAdy for sale, Dex and
81 lerse aaesetnent q Boon md shoes. 1Aoee
wisIns = bsy viii I'D Il for hsir intsssst e eal
and essine or GODS, - shall sell - prices 70
suit pavshAsen. Call and Sc ~
;snIOd J. 3. KIMBALL 4 co.
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cT- With view to collect their webs for
silk, 1000 spiders were once obtained, but
they soon killed each other. Manufactures
and war never thrive together.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-02-14

CO The lntelligencer says Of the Presi-
dents last levee, that it was the most sue
cessful one held for years, everything pass
of we'll, especially the hats and shawls in the
ante room.
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RREDRRICK n. ~ DOM e
OF BOSTON,
Ar q II I & = q T.

T ATE partner VI VIM. wsshburn. Architect Of
II American, Revere, Winthrop aaA Parker
Houses, and Trenous Tempe, Dossoai y oos . mo-
tel, Portland; Bay ssass Ho.ss, WoFsestes, asd
many other aFst slaes public and private baildings
shfou rAout the sosntsy, having losatsdin ksoksk,
would inform the public that Be 10 prepared 70 fur
uisA Dssigns, Plans, Detail DEawinss, e1eelasa-
tions and Supsrintsndenes for Chsfshss, School
Houses, Hotels, Stores, DwsllinGs, And pusltc and
private bviidings OF all kinds, With pfonpsnss And
accuracy.
All the nodssn improvements, saeh - Warming,
ehtinr. Vsntliation, &c., ~ adopted IN the kast-
err oitiss, will BE- especially providsd Tor - ~
91-Oace In Samples new building, on Second
street, between Main and johnson. -
Jan. IL, '57-diy =. =. AOOh1.
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CTNorth College, Amherst, Mass, the
nsusst and best Of the buildings Of tia, in.
stitutioD, was burned short time since. |,
wss los BY ~ feet, and four stories high
4 vsiunble collection Of curiosities was con.
summed.
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"HE's Cor 'Ex.--The editor Of the Mon
roe Sentinel, in s.weather'' article, closes
with the following allusion to the condition
Of the roads mniium snorum cum muiits
driftins, n,aklm bad r0ddibus.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-02-14

WORK fxRToRAEp.-ln the late Le-;sla.
ture, $50 bills and resolutions were intro.
duced into the House, and near 80 into the
Senate. 800 bills became laws. The Leg.
isiature Was in session sixty days, bat the
actual working time was forty DAYS. So
that on an average nine laws were enacted
each day.
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ca Thy have bad sixty-two consecutive
dAys IT Inc slsighiDg in northsrn lilisois
this winter, and have plenty Of snow left yst
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last PLAeE.-Thc St. Paul Times saws !:
"JuH above our cHice some ground was
leased on Wednesday, building was con-
sracted for on Thursday, commenced on Fri
day, framed on Saturday, rested on SUNDAY,
was raised on Monday, and fell down on
Tuesday" The moral Of the Times il slf
you don't want your houses to tumble in
pieces, don't make them Of pie.crus and
put them on stilts, "-a moral which our owr
builders would do well to observe.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-02-14

W.. DE- WOLF,
Broker ana Real Estate Agent,
No. ~ Main street. kEOkUK.
LIST OF PROPERTY FOR SALE
TWENTY TWO feet on Exchange, between First
i 1t. and the Levce.
20 let on 5th st.. bet. johnson and Exchange.
20 feet corner 5th and Exchange.
Lot on liank st.. bit. 18th aud 18th.
Lot corner Of 9Th and Morgan streets, with two
houses.
Lot In leghton's Addition.
20 feet on I'd St, bit. johnson and Exchange.
lot In q lenford.
Lots in Mt. Auburn.
20 feet on Main-st., bet. 9th aud Tth.
Lots, beautifully situated, In Kiibournes Ad-
ditiou
Lot on Carroll-st., bet. 18th and Il th
Lots in the new suburb, Esseimont.
A part " the Simpson farm, miles from the
city.
Also, many other valuable business lots.
febi3-d
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LEIGH HuNr.--The occasion which called
forth the following lines was this: Leigh
Hunt had brought some good tidings to Car
lyle, which 80 delighted Mrs. Carlyle, who
was in the room, that she sprang up from
the chair and kissed the "newsman." Leigh,
who was as courtly gallant as John Hope
himself, sent her two bottles of apple-ja jack
next morning, with these verses
Jenny kissed me when met,
Spr,ngng from the chair she sat in
Time, you thief, who love to get
Sweets into your book, put that in
Say I'm ugiy--say IN sad
Say that health and wealth have missed me
Say I'm growing od---bu, add,
Jenny kissed me
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FOR SAIL
VI ARRIE D,

On Thursday, the l2th inst, by key. l.. Whit
ney Samuel 7. Miller, Esq., TO Mrs. Eliza W..
Reeves, all Of this city.
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GTRiver water contains about % grains
Of solid matter to every cubic foot.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-02-14

ETThe bones of birds are hollow, and
filed with mir instead Of marrow.
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ns7E
INSURANCE CO., no. =, wALLsTkEET, MY.
c.1 .su, 3; see, eoo'
INSURANCE CO., OF LONDON,
CArrAL 43,sos ,oes.
ls9I DOEPO1T
FIRE AARINEINS CO., BRIDGEPORT, CONN
CASsAL $500 ,00s.
WARRINGTON
UNION ms. CO., CLEyELAND,0.
CApirAL e3oe, 49,.
FRANKLIN
FIRE 4 MARINEINs. CO, rosp Du LAC, Wis.
DoLIcI16 issssd In the sbovs Canpemss sn the
1 safsr oissses Of risks only, u fair rates. and
Losses salustsd snd promptly paid, u Ne uAes Of
N AZ: ASsEs'aS' On s''si M ;s';:. ruRsrR A,.,,
Commerce the New Year
ID or Of fis, In on. Of The substaaslal CespA-
siss below named:
PH0NIx INSURANCE CO., OF HARTFORD,
CAPITAL e200, 900.
STAR ms, CO., or O0DnNsBURGH, N. r.,
CAPITAL 1l00, 600.
HARTFORD FIRE NsuaAscE COMPANY.
CAPITAL $500, 900.
The above compani.s adjsst and pay all losses
'aa'''''' ''d ''; w. y. srLxsAr, Agent,
oAe. intss Iron Front bsildiss, ssssss-ss.
feb3 din
o. o. 4. sT1GDLEN,
REAL ESTATE AGENT
NOTARY PUBLIC.
Heusss ana Lsss fer tals cheap.
FARMS IN THK NEiGHBoKHOOD OF KEoKUK
Soa SAFE o. M AsoHAsLs Tsnns.
ALL NOTARY DUSINEsy
WIN
1DrOGce No. l5l Main street, between 9th ASd
7th streets, In Wood striblen's Drug Store. tfos-
| msYly b. Heinstrset1
RIRE INsURANCE.
FIRE AND sAsisE INsTsAscE coHpAxY,
| or ct. LOUIS.
DIRECTORS
xWyasa, c. II. Peck, NV Aislsndsr,
Jsnss Smith, A. D. Pomsroy, -. Page.
no ExrnA HAZARDOUS Esxs rAkEs.
f.H. HOLMES. General Agent.
| dsei-dly A. BhIpGMAN, Ag't, ksoksk.
lswa state iassrsAes Csepssy.
ovvlcu IN SAMPLE . new BulLnasG, Ind o9cav
6seoad street, KsskuA Iowa.
| rIvHIS Home Company takes Rake On The sals'
| glasses Of property, ON THE MUTUAL PLAN,
AND ON THE CASH PLAN FOR 4 Cash fkE-
MUM, 81 rates ~ rsssonabie those Of Any rslia
BE company n,,.o,o,.,
G. n. Perry, z. \. Ford, Janss 2. Coz,
eco. b. Bmyth, VIM. =. TarnsS, II. D. Woodward,
4, Brtag.as. x.A. Harrison, 8. Z. vssshiss.
jobs AsCss', 1880 ~. AsaS's.
9. y. PERM. Pres. 7. II. HARRISON, I.s:sr
NV. RANKIN, Vice Pres, W.. TURkkk. Fee
| 0a1 na1ea a.a9o I1vUr00c0 COaDaNT /.
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NOTICE.
g1vHE business Of Bridge 4 Brother, In Koehuk
i will b. continued by the new krm, - heretofore
under the name and style Of Bridge I Brother.
Thankful for the liberal share Of patronage 81
tended 70 their Agent, WV. 8. MooaK, the pest see
son, We will sndesvorto merit and hops to receive
. continuance Of the same.
BRIDGE. BRAcHA co.
ST. Louis, Mo-, January 1, 81.
ian7-2m-d Av Times copy.1
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Notice 10 contractors.

AEALED proposals will b. received 1t the once
- II the City Engineer until o'clock r. H., Of
Monday March 9th. A. d. 1857, for putting In stone
Sc. ia the Lesea below Main street.
Payment to be made in Twenty Year Bonds Of
City vi Keokuk, bearing per cent. interest
Specifications for above work can be seen 1t the
Once VI City Engineer, after Feb. 18th.
L. HI EHTNSON,
keokuk, Feb. IA, 1857 -d20t City Engineer.
LsNalNERRs' STOCK can - had :. OaDKN 4
Ia sepis - Aain-st.
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Mr.. Spikes proposes embarking in the
exhibition business. He will pay handsome
ly for the following "live curiosities :"
A man who has become opulent by imbib-
ing bad liquor at the corner groceries, and
singing comic songs along the street late o.
nights.
man who has "pat up stove" without
INDUCING in profanity.
stump orator who has ever made speech
without abiding to the "ship Of state" and
sour revolutionary forcfathers."
I Washington letter writer who has ever
been guilty Of telling the truth.
young man OF 'sliterary taste" who
does not strongly opne TINT he could treble
the circulation of any paper by taking the
editorial department under his own exclusive
charge.
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- I'M Is A1A0b8os
Al rs. 4. 1. HARRISON, heying assosta1sd Win
IXl AaAaa DUC06TE, from Paxis, vouh Isspeet-
fslly ooseuass 70 ~ ladies' Of ksoksk ard vtsse-
ity that they VIII keep soastanty % ha.A . tAss
stass, ffssnssiy Mr.. hsddingtca ~ On Third So
bstwssn Main ssA Johssso, 8 large aasostnsst Il
DDansts ok the latest fashiens and Of H. nass
risA - heastlul materials, trimmed n Ill ths ~
rious styles y suit pssehasers.
FANCY AND DRESS GOODS,
and naAsei1ssiss,s large aad reh assoftmsst. IAsy
have naAs asssngsnsnts 70 obtain. direa fssn
Pnsis ~ taAset styles II that feshtseae1s city,
iag sasislaslien - he ladies Who LAY fssor then
With = ell.
They viii also sonnsst with their sstsblishnsas
DRESSNAKIN0
n al IL heoneh. empleying ths bsst q wesknsn,
a. ensnlAe ~ eaoass Sspsnsibafity md over
sieht of ths Work tAsy ass eoaAdsnt & rss6syiag
ssAslas1ss y al ~ nAy avai thsanslvss = tasS
servtoeU.
LaAiss ~ Invited to call and and sxanias ~
thsnsslvss. l1sale-d
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AanAs ana Lets Ser sale.
Onn ACRxG Of land, On Rasd Prairie, will BE-
OUU solA for easA, or nsssAantsAls dry gsods.
10 asrss, Ave miles ost On the Ksckuk and Fort
Dssmoines b. \.
lot 81 Williams Psrrys addition, adssisabls
losaG % for rssidencs.
Aiss, heuss and LOT situated In the central part
Of The city.
Yor partieulars, Inquire Of
C.B. INGALLS, . Co.,
ONee In roaY q Isu Stetts, ~. - 1sip-sts.
Ksokuk, neviS-e0
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sspt3l


KEOKUK 0A0DLB WO0Aoe
nv r. UoWAoD = Son.
4 LvAY6 keep . hand . good steek AZ ~ 1est
~ Quality " Aasbls, which W viii sell = -
The Mt kinA of vesknanship gsAsantse1y ~
orders ssltsltsA FOR plain and ornansntsi styles -
Stons OF Hasble.
ehop On Third street, BET. Main aid Bles9ees.
sspto, '6o-Aly.
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"JANrARy ID, 1857.
&C. NJ. Lcisenring, j. c. Evans, B. Name
maeher, j. Pearson, NJ. Hoffman, F..
Mcllvain
81 have received your note Of this date, in
reply TO which have to say that, feeling that
have done nothing which, as an indepen-
dent Democrat, ought not to have done,
am unwilling. longer to associate with per-
sons who eyince, by this note, that they have
80 little knowledge Of what is becoming in
members of high and honorable body, and
who, on this account, are not tit associates
for gentlemen who can associate on terms OF
equality. As | cannot consent TO meet such
men on terms Of equality, it is my intention
to leave house of which they are inmates.
"sAAuRL MENKARo
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WANTED !!

DERsoN or persons vi o will sssist me in making
such use Of Theoretical and practical education
IN mathematics, sciences, languages and CONNER.
eial accounts, as will furnish me with enough OF
the accessories Of life 10 keep body and soul to.
esther. For information of me and mine, please
call ~ room No. II, WINS House.
keaA ak, Feb. IA. d3t&
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CLOSING OUT WINTER DRY GOODS
TIyO mako Sson for COR sysiag ps!ehasss. ~ viii
j ell sur psessntstosk = cd sn1ss 1Sst eeee--
The saosk y gesand vsll sslssGsd, - eeastss q
cloths easiseoe, eassissts, jsans, boaaksoes Deg-
nss lAnneh, dslafns oalcess lasee seloasss s0oseS
AerSes tsamntnen, eomfssls, heeas sosnfas eooGkD,
gloves, 49, shifts, Under shirts asd drawers wesa
q sn1 sstlon yan. aad = fsst sveryt1iag hspeins
general Dry 0oo4D Store.
4 fOLO1Y--To NJ old sustoneSs, snA the 49,
~ dies n psyticulaS, ows ~ apology Tor reeeat
change r. IT, iusi1e srSanesment en4 oa(SAAe ~
peersnee e ny setablishnsnt.
Thouah itvan ~ until nktee patient and tier.
ossh (lSeul} lnveettgatton that bsssns esnvtnesa
Of 81 sSs1rin ~ s6yls = ~ dss, thai esh.it.
- 70 sshsnas. Dus 10 shasgiSe Il lssa "LAaiss'
0hoe Rhop. |" ] hass net ssaSs1 70 nanuGnseoss ~
knis a Ladies' shoes q before, bat Aass, r. -
1itisa, snsaosdia bot making fos tAsif A..hes1s,
DsoGAsrs, Bshs An1 LAYERS, - list 80 ~ ysus
laally "a nisa1s - - aesea.s1ate1 - -
shop.-11s o1lY IN n Kpskux uAsss yss - ~
asyghine, r. 80 Deot ~ No. lIns, - = sg6eT,
& g 8. n. DUKES DeeA ~ - oAep, H. -
Nsln o., --vhsse ~, (maltay - Dsasss
vseisty Il n1s1ssp vses = ~ - eeas 1892.
g. 81 saealss ~ gee1 - lsy, = jsavs
osdsss, v1lah Will - Jssayely sasss6eete II
TUU1E ~ q, I1zs2S1 0Ii. cs1sl. Js7sa
II $3.50 - OnasA vM1lsA, IN Aaaa - ~ tnie
n RgYNOLD6' Drag otos.
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ER-MAouiRE's COMPOUND EXTRACT ~ BExHR
PLAsr--A certain cure for DiArrhGa, DysenteYy,
Summer Complaint, and all affections Of the bowels
attended with relaxation. Asa safe, palaiAble and
reliable remedy it Ia unequAlled. For children
tssthiug attended with irritation Of the bowels IL
10 the most soothing remedy in use. Prepared and
sold by ia c. MAGUIRE,
Chemists and Druggists,
s.. cor. olive / I'd SITS, st. Louis.
For sale in keokuk by Y. II. 0'Connor, 4 Bro,
and Druggists generally. aug2odAw6m
EOR SALE.
flsWo building lots on Msin.st., between sth and
9th Inquire of s. A. DUKE,
jAn22 dim Sc MAin-st.
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Five Choice Lets fer sale.
nN the corner Of Main and 8th streets, 20 feet
~ front by ~ feet jeep with 10 foot alley in the
rear. Inquire at the PEsxsrLvAnIA FOUNDRY.
fcbly.d
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Mr.. Samuel Menear, of York, one Of the
Democrats who voted for Simon Cameron,
was boarding at Wits "Pennsylvania Ho-
tel" in Harrisburg. Six Democratic mem
bers who were boarding there also addressed
letter to Mr.. Menear, in which they re.
quested him to quit the hotel, as his presence
was obnoxious to them. Mr.. Menear replied
to them, and then left the tavern. Tho fol-
lowing is the correspondence
''HARRIsBuRc, Jan. Ia, 1857.
"Mr. SAMUEL MESEAR:
"Dear Sir The undersigned, boarders a,
the Pennsylvania Hotel, feel that they can no
longer without doing injustice to them
selves) meet you on those terms Of perfec,
equality which members Of high and hon.
orable body should have for each other
We therefore hope that, knowing your pres
ence TO be dlsagreesble to US, you will with
out delay leave the house.
sB. Nunnemacher, Jesse Pearson, Michael
Hoffman, Franklin McIlvain, Chas
NJ. Leisenring, John G. Evans.
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NEW FIR M.
II UDsON Z. BRIDGE has this day associated
l. with him in business, HsHay b. HoLIAaD,
LEONARD b. HoLLAHD and Jonn II. BkAcs for the
purpose Of continuing the late arm of BaIpen 1
bsorsnR, under the name and style Of BRIDGE,
BEACH i CO. Who are prepared to oasr inessassd
inducements and facilities to the numerous custon-
srs oil the late arm, . continuance Of whose pat
ronage II respectfully solicited.
janI BkID6E, BEACH co.
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RDEuCW OANDIB0s
ruRr reoe iys1. 81 ~ Ka1s Dssush, lases 90
u piy s. Yysnch CaDdlsseS svssy Assssipeisas =
i.n,.a Tsissssw
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rNCOBRUnA41 NOTICE.
rTsMH ksokuk - IllIneis Bridgs Company moth
i y ~ pshlis u ~ complete organisation Of
sid csag..y s p,insip.l pIass u s..ss.s ::
Brides Assoss ~ MissiMippi River At Keotak,
Tor raiIseed I'D othst pssposss.
The sapiSal stock Of safd Csnpsny Is q 900 900.
Five per cent of the capital stock 10 to be paid in
within Ave years, and twenty per cent. may be
called In annually after that time.
The corporation commenced on the goth day Of
January, 1857, and IL TO continue Fifty years.
The officers Of said Comp shail consist Of nine
Directors and from the Directors President, 500
Rotary, and Treasurer shall be elected, who shall
conduct the business Of said corporation, and the
election shall take place on the first Monday In
April Of each year.
The hi chest amount Of Indebtedness. Is $500, 600
The private property of the stockholders shall b
exempt frum execution.
J. B. Howell, R-P.Creel,
VIM. Patterson, John A. Durkee,
C.H. Perry, Jno. w. Rankin,
VIM. Tiubsrman, DIT. Brigham,
Jno. W. Cieghorn. n. p. Shsrts,
John H. Sullivan, Jas. NJ, Billings,
samuel X. Curtis, Jas. NJ. Love.
Keokuk, Jan. 20. 1ss7-tfeb6 -d4w
NEW FIR MI
II y. oGDRN. r. pRowNELL wv. OGDEN
ogden. UrOWncll Co.
A co-PAKrNERsIiip has this day been formet
n hy the above named parties, for the purpose o
prosecuting the Book aud Stationery trade. Will
greatly Increased facilities for the ful6llmcnt O
their object they cendd, ntiy expect TO build up
trade which shah equal that OF any Book house II
the West. No pains shall be omitted 10 give satis
faction TO their Gus omer. The trade, aud retail
purchasers arc invited TO call.
4 Card.
r. B. oaDEN return hi. thanks TO his uumerou
friends who have honored him with their trade an
influence du ring the last eight years.
Mr. "a RvaW herc vii m navi m
tend the sale department.
The Grm has been formed for the purpose VI on
largng and extending the trade. With this vie,
the proprie,ors propose building aud street, 10
to ave an entrance On both Main and End streots
thereby giving room 100 feet deep.
Feb. 5, '5y--febi-d
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j. p. mORNlSM,
4 TT0RNEY and Counsellor st Law. once on
"A Third-st., over Fskisn Lneas' Bank.
m
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Casa CspNsI eN6 Aecvmsassles 0A0o Gee.
nuPOeIIED t1oe, 80 With the Con ptsollsr u the
~ UeAts q New York, FOR the security u Policy
AolAse n addition 10 which the stcciholdsss ere
pssssaaliy liable. Anong the Directors are the
most wealthy and influential sitissns u New York.
ThIs u . 6tssk Company, returning 10 the as
A pssty 30 years Of age nsy sscsss TO his SaHiiy.
free lrv9 ths claims Of his creditors, for aheus -
ssaas ~ vssh, policy for .oee.
Who would not spare this sum Tor the gssti1ce-
uoA of seGection, On sick bed In esse u sesi-
dsst tAAt IL all else fail, be Asd naae ssstain
provision for his faEilyf II voslt ligAtsn his
pain, and DO more for his recovery than nsAissps.
N. b. MORGAN, Prss't.
c. Y. WsnYLx, 6ecy.
Prospeetus, with al neeessary infosnatios, far
aishsd by hickey , SIMPSON, Agts.
Post OlAss Bulldog,
saeo-a1y Keoksk, 1ova
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prepared short notice to erect hay or ual pcalee
in any part Of the country. Forsai by
TILLIN0HAST, LANE% RUEL,
feblo lSs Maiu-st., Sign OF Broadaxs.
LAW AND LAND OFFICE.
I'M BREEDRN,
A TrORNEY and Councillor at Law, and agent
IA for the purchase and sale Of Real Rstate. Col.
iscting business attended to promptly, titles sx-
aminsd, and large number Of city lots and farms
always for sale.
Once between Main and ohnson, on Second street.
my9d
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VNHE Ladies' Benevolent Society meets every Sat
l. urday afternoon ut 30 clock, over Harry Full
too clothing store--entrance from I'd street. Per
sons having cast oG clothing hand are requested
10 send such articles ~ they may feel willing 4
give, 10 the society room.
Ladies' interested In behalf Of the poor are In
vited to attend.
Keokuk, Iowa, Feb. 4, 't7d
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JNo. J. PAoR, ND. An. cAnruMTna, =.
Drs. rage Carpenter,
IAvING associated themssiyss In the peaetisl
L l. Of their profession in Its vasisss heasshss
can be found at their Office, east side Ut ID street
between Main ndJohnson, next door " Asdss
sons bank. Residence Of the former on 1ad street.
between johnson and Exchasse; Of ths latter, q
the olkss. (feht-A
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Notice.
DERRY's Semi Weekly N. Y, Tribune Club ex-
i plros with No. 1921. A new club will be made
up, and any desiring the paper can leave his
name with 81, either with Deming Love Ford,
Gorham Ford. c. II. PERRY.
Feb. IL. ,51 d