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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-08-01

of the whole country, North aud South.
have been true TO him. and he viii b uu"
TO them.
This 10 the language Of patriotism.
And We, in the hcs Of II. the Jefferson
Gazette, aud kindred prints, 40 ssseft'sg
thai de ADMINISTRATION Is conrHrng with
the xboltionists to crush out slavery ~
Kansas! win it be said. by way Of apol
ovy. that this is n late article 10 the l MON,
and tha. the editor OF the Gazette may not
have seen it' We snswcr. that the Union
has previously declared the same opinions.
On our fire, page Will be found an article
entitled Renewed Shrieks for hsnsss.
from tina, sterling Democratic sheet the
nsyksnian, n paper which always sn>
joyei largely the confidence Of Mr.. Buch'
snan. The Penu., vanisn embodles an
extrae, from the tnion, and holds the iden'
ticsl opinion, embraced IN the sri'cle from
which We have quoted. that the convention
ha. the sole prerogalive OF Lxng The quail
ifcstions OF voters, and that, in The eXer.
els. OF this right, it ought to exclude those
from voting who have cotumaciou.y deIc
the territorial authorities.
What have the X ~ editors of Eastern
Texs. to say to all THE viii they talk
with ,ae Idle garral'y Of those who have
bad csn.e, OF viii they hide their heads IN
shnms4
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As the election /. near at hand, we would
caution our Democratic friend. against the
willy efforts. OF the opposition. Every
effort will be made to defeat the Democ>
racy. Look GU, for all manner Of evil
reports. The opposition press hive tous
far displayed degree oil recklessness un'
PARALLEL in journalism. We regret the
duty that compeh US to say so bit every
well informed map knows that we speak
the truth
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-08-01

LET DEMOCRATS everywhere RE-
MEMBER tina, every candidate running
under The name Of independent" or
Jackson Democfacy" would. If elected to
'hs Legislature, cast his vote for Sam
Houston for United States Senator Let
them remember 100. bat should Sam llous.
ton be elected Governor Of Teas, Il shou,
OF Joy would go up ftoW ore end Of the
hssso'l States 70 the other. and the day Of
his election be celebrated ~ the greatest
victory ever achieved by ihe Black Re-.
publican party jefferson Herald
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The Journals Of the coant,y hsv, off,.
referred TO the importsn, fact ia our nall;
cal history, that Mr. Benton. who VA. on.,
the idol Of the people Of Missouri, and ~.
nesr half . century great leader of IN.
Democratic party, and admitted TO y.,L
AMONG Tho very Ablest statesmen of H.
Union. has been s~pudist~d in the y.,s
State where. for 90 psny years. his pow,
was irresistible. and 10 nov driven tou,
political life, never again to r.,urn. In ,ni,.
OF oil his efforts to sustain his;self W..
was this Simply because he yo..a viii
the Northern Ff~ssoilsrs on The ,.,s,s'
bill. aud endeayoted to jas,ify tia, vo.s -
the shareholders Of Missouri, whom h. L.S
BETRAYED BY tina, one vote he lo,, II.
confidence OF the people forever. Co.
lIousten was the only ether southern ssn
stor tina, cast th. same vote. and The p,onl.
Of Texas pAsdoned the treason. hopinp ,b,,
It would not b. repeated When The .n'
sss b was before the tnssd s;iate, sa,.
ate. Gen. Houston was there, bu, N,
Benton was not, ~ he was not 80 fortunes.
in having fofgivIns constituents On ,b,,
y.a
Northern Ffe-solsrs and against the South
but, ~ IN the former case. he had one. ,,J
only one, companion in his second d.,
sef,,oa OF ibo South. namely, Hon. John
Bell, Of Tennessee. Tennessee has. thr,.
fore, been betrayed once in the llnu.d
States Senate, and Missouri once. b.,
Ieras tnice. and both times by The sam,
van. aud 'ba, man Is now Justilyng all hi,
acts before The iudepeudvut .lnveholdrr
Of Iess., and again demanding their suk
l,ages. Ru, will the people OF rcunes..-
sustain Mr. Bell or excuse his delinquency
although he has been guilty Of only one
hall OF Gen. ious,on's treason on pre,,
leading Questions We believe they will
not. Indeed. We doub, whether Their. i.
would give n Senator second opportunity
to vote With Northern Freesollcrs, on que,
tons 80 pslpable to tae whole country
that there is scarcely u drd,feuee Of opa,
ion. either North or South Aud vet Gen
Ilauston is asking the people of Terw
give bin still another opportunity to do
the same thing, aud he plainly tells them
,hs, he viii 80 1t again, II he has the op
ponunity. de /. certainly entitled to
credit ler the und.Xrised ooldne.s wilh
which he takos hi. position on hi. gtes,
question OF the coanty.
We Nfe reminded by an article in the
Houston Telegraph tina, Mr. Bell j. sssn
aiming FOR recollection to the United
.,atee Senate. aud we shall soc whether he
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Among other tales being circulated 10
,njufe the siection of Hon. II r. kuS>gl,
the Democratic nominee for Governor u
one s,s,ing that he 's confirmed dfant
ard. \ short time since. st jamestown,
Saith county, preacher Of the Gospel
and citizen of his p!sce, who va. known
TO have been long acquainted with W.
Runnel.. wac asked Il the report was true
lie replied by saving - that he thought
avery body knew that The name Of The
genilem.r will be glyrn il demanded, aud,
we viii take great pleasure 10 proving IT,
Now we desire to know if the opposition
10 the pemocratc patty IN Texas are ts'
dGeed 10 the Gecssslty Of calling on MINI
,efs Of God tn s.d them in c,rcuI. i'ns such
slsndersf To prove IT y vile ISLANDER, Ne
give the folio wing certificate. from gentle
men whose vetsci,y cannot be doubted, snd
who have known Mr. Euunels long aud H.
tmx'ely:
/ have known the Hon w. 4 RinneA
sixteen years, and uohssi,stingly pfnnuncs
the foregoing s1temeat sa t'!se "ad slam
dsrous
" $. TODD.
Judge 9Th Judicial District
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MICAH

Those having expressed desire to smi,
Crate to Nicaragua. will hold themselves in
readiness to leave Marshall by the Goth OF
August.
The enterprise of Ame'icanixiog tina.
country now holds oat favorable induce.
meots to those who may feel An interest in
such prospect.
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WARRINGTON AND CoNGIss.-- The
following anecdo,e Of the late Governor
Jay, one Of the purest and mos, Iilu-,rious
statesmen, 10 furnished to US by bis con.
Judge Jay;
"tho,lly s(er the death Of John Adams,
was nittng alone with my father, con-
versirg abou, the American Revolution.
Suddenly he rcmatked-Ah Nlnsm, the
history Of tina, revolution will never be
known. Nobody now alive knows i, but
John Adams and myself Surprised At
such = declaration, | asked him to what he
referred. tie briefly replied - The pro-
ceedings OF the old Congress Again j
inquired - What proceedings Tie AN,
swered - Those against Wabing,on
from first TO last there wM mos, bitter
party against him"
As thu old Congress always sat with
closed doors, the public kuew no more Of
VIA, passed within than s.hat it deemed
espedent 10 d'scl1se.--irI'ng.
Tin WA hnnded to Us by democratic
friend lie thinks that il X. y. would
read il carefully, and re,lsc, upon il, that it
might have saIu,sry effect upon him.
We think 900 TO.
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To The POl..

Every Democrat IN Harrison county,
and every man who cannot sustain sam
Houston mud the patty who are supporting
him. ough, to 60 to the polls. Recollcct
that not one of llouston's friend, will be-
absent, Reflect upon the shame OF such
county as Harrison endorsing Gen.
Honaons course. Old Harrison can and
nn,l DO rrdeemnd.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-08-01

TnE THEATRE. Night after night has
tho theatrical uoup Of Mr.. CHARLES, been
holding lorth 10 crowded houses. The char
acter Of the acting has been varied Trage'
dy. comedy and farce have alternately suc.
csedsd. sud We srs pleased to say, that
there il a versatility OF lsleas among the
members of the company which has cfedi'
tAby sustaioej them throughout Al.,-
rethef il 10 an sxcellsn, ,reup.
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Mr.. Saia's Benefit.

Remember that lhi. evening Is NJ sala's BENEFIT
ni the ihenife Mr ssla las always bern very hud
anl gsneruu. IN giving benefits for charitable purposes
and such a man ought to be- remembered The ose
ning'- entertainment isafinctee. The splendid ms'1
drama q Taylor Biood " VI be- -nartei followed
by the anshabls sfier piece Of " Toadles" Their
WI al.u Ne music And danrlmR
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man; least OF all because they did not
hsppen to coincide in opinion with himself.
At the conclusion Of Mr. Muuah's speech
the meeting adjourned.
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4 Mes Pans,

4 Mes PgEsISr.--Oa friend NJ. T.
7 SWANSON. OF this county. presented US
few days ago. for our better half choice
lot Of mellow. juicy apples. This /. the
first frui, we have seen this year, aud there
fo,e the more acceptable. Mrs. l. returns
her thanks.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-08-01

MARsmALL tNiyERsIrY,--W had the
pleasure OF visit u day or two ago from
Mr. EzELl, toe gentleman employed by
the Board OF lmstees OF the Marshall
University, to take charge OF tina, ins,,u>
,,o0. Mr. E1el i, from Wauen,on, n. c.,
where he has been engaged in teaching. we
are informed, for twenty five years. lie
brings with him the highest testimonials
Our thanks are due him for late New Or
leans papers
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OF We hare Election tteteis printed
70, The Democracy Of Hart'on county
oar fr,eads Kill please all rs N disifib
niiae ffcsi.
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We submit the Ease.

We have been for several weeks EN- :
ployed IN laying before our readers the
,,sues IN this canvass. That task is now
completed and We have on TO say, that
we hope no man WI, 60 10 tho polls wi'b'
out considering the consequences oil ms
vote. Sam Houston has appealed IRON the
Legislature to the people, and. II he Is elect
ed It viii be considered North and south
rs an endorsement oil his course Such Is
The issue, the great, paramount, aud overs
Swallowing issue. Shall We meet Il Ike
Southern men and patriots sam Hons
10" mas "'' onF "i'leo n,"''e,' 'sArA'
- -, ,,,,'.a..,,,.,,' 49,, -,
the North 10 whom we urs Indebted for the
preservation of the Union and OF our Con
.i'H'''"'i "sh!a' as asset Of u"pf'nc'pieu
''S 60 ..,-- III,
o,..t,on !. bof,,. IN. ne,nl. va damn,
no, their verdict wiil be IA accordance with
justice aud patriotism.
"ur Wdks, il. ,h,.ed with a,e,, vio
lencc by the New York Tribune. - Iesas
Republican,
Wonder # The Republican and Wisiall
an" Tue "cos "o" no" eau tue
.t'I;,i.,. 80 ~. .,J c..
abusing tho ssme man. Apply the John
Nlnor Bolts, Kenneth Rayner, and Ed,
ward Dates rnie to them' aud You VIII
I ~ , '"e"' ""o''''",r' certain "'' ""
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CAL TON.

~ Money Tor subscriptions nf ipf dues to the Re
publican office can he forwarded hy ma n rt'k
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OF Those Interested Will remember that
the next session OF Marshall Grove Acsd-
envy will commence on next TUESDAY.
Pupils should be IN attendance the frsi day
See advertisement
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The Votes " Mr. Rnnnels.

The Galveston News makes the follow"
ing commeu, upon the LIST OF votes alleged
to have been given by him IN the Leglsla'
ture, a. reported. with such " flourish OF
trumpet. in the h y paper"
The political opponents OF Lieut.. Coy.
Kunnels have paid US the usual sdsefu.'
ing rates Tor publishing the article headed
Some Of the votes OF VIZ. Runnci. &c.
We should have checriGliy published the
same without pay. bad we no. cons'-efed
the article carefully Cotton up expressly
Coz the purpose OF misleading thu people.
It is Just IN this way that figures themselves
may be made to lie and any msn may be
made to conradct himself ty cutting Up
aud destroying the connection Of his Ian
ruage aud ideas. in ike manner Ms these
votes are presented disconnected from the
various provisions IN the bills aud Nihaat
any of the important facts ana Arguments
that should dec de the votes OF every hon
est nan.
The ohiec, to be accomplished by a,bit,
il one thing. and the mdHHcr OF dong 1t,
IS quite another The former may be very
desirable, while the latter nay be extremes
is objectionable It is observable that tho
article carefully leaves Us ia the dark ~
regards all the yanous provisions ard de
tail, IN the bill. named, hat which, II given,
would Pot Al entirely different complexion
on the matter
". hase heretofore shown, by articles
from or eotsmporaries, ths, many Of these
very yotea were such when explained as
his present opponents would be bound 10
approve. 1t has also been shown that
others Of these votes were based expressly
upon constitutional or other defects IN the
bills. and not upon any objection to the
main objects contemplated by them. The
truth is, naked list Of VOTES, like this.
without any explanation gives no intoflpn'
ton whatevsr 'iLsso Is no. n t4ember Of
our legislature. who las teen 10 tha. body
as long MS Nr Runncls has, whose votes
could not. IN like manner, be called out So
as to DO made TO appear very objections
able
Nr kunUenls. thoagh comparatively n
young man, is one of the oldest Legislators
in the State and there is no maH who has
HHfu eusAa'Hft Nv Tvs ~"
more unauimity and unabnted confidence.
The same record in which these votes are
found ~lll show thst many Of the ab,est
men ~ the State voted with him. aud even
some Of those who are NOW politically ops
posed to him. gave the very sans votes
This alone 10 sufficient to show the absurd
i'y of this attempt to prejudice the public
against him. ust on the eve OF the t.oftion.
or The fifth article OF Jupe. FaAzsn
10 review Of the Penal Code, has been laid
over, on account OF the press Of political
matter Next week we will contnre these
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or The 18th article OF Jupe. FaAzsn
10 review of the Penal Code, has been laid
over, on account OF the press Of political
matter Next week we viii continue these
interesting papers.
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-
New Lumber Yard,
con. SIXTH 4 TIMEA-xTs.,
WILL keep constantly on hand all kinds Of
w Lumber suitable for the market of keokuk
and surrounding country such a.
FLOORING, Dressed aud Rough.
SIDING, inch, do do
BARN LUMBER, y large quantity.
FENCING, do do
CLEARLuMBER, thick, thin, wide and arrow.
FIRST Il SECOND COMMON IL MBLA, thick
and thin, wide and barrow.
sHEkriMG, Dc, &c,
SHINGLES, No. and common.
LATH, do DO
ALLEGHANY LUMBER, dry, large quantity.
POPLAR PINE JoIsTs, u every description.
do do SCANlLIkG, do do
PINE TIMBER, from TO IA inches square .
large quantity.
terms for cash. CkEkL l. SHEPPARD.
keokuk July IS, 81 -dAwsm
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The Lawrence Coal Company.
COAL

A T WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, ~ the Lasd-
"A ing or Yard. ~ the Keokuk, n. Dies Noinss
I Minnesota Railroad Depot, sad delivered 81 IL
Levse 81 to ConssmeTfin different par2 Of the city
1wOrdsss received - The Banking House Il
Ford, 0orhAm = Ford, u y the e0cs II The Des
Aoines r. h. Depot. LAS. RROWE,
jy7dSno selling Agent.
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EsWeonkss AyaraU ties.
Il 010cRIP1ty1 and Hstorieal assount o.
- 4yasaulie and other mashinss Tor raisin ~
tsS beth ancient and modern, With ohasrvAtians -
yArt0uss uhjscts connected with ~ msehanieast
1y1hee. Rwhask. For sals b. 1
sps3sd 00D8H, BkOWNELL y co.
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NO AU@0C0.
O. II. Perry hAs constituted Gro. W. AcCnAuY
his lAwfnl Attorney - sell 70 any one desiring TO
pssehass property fof actual inproy sent dnsiae
bic shsence East, soms ef The noss Desirable No.
pesty within the city fmits, upon tsrns which viii
a6ord any one desifing TO do IN opportunity 70
sssase home In the most beautiful part ot ths
city,
Esquire 81 the Once Of McCHAaY Bxucs. On
Third street, between Main : johnson.
tyS df c. n. PEAlY.
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M I Z AF n
HArHARLAlin CUTLERY

~ s 4
|r4i5tlA;s Al 4 ! xh5Ln &1iss,
j ~ iGe1St a ~ ~ rssisvise S15lS Sennlie,
ostSAe 80 -, direct frvn " yasile4 III
8S!N1v e,w.AA. TUCK N
S6YTHIS.-A largS Ssesk a d. hnslss -
~ sale lewsbg ls AN.AA. TUCKER.
GfA111-A l1sssssek 9 srslsss 9sAllsies, for
g sessy . 80. e.M.1 Y. fUck N.
uzYKzKlgT.lI9 ~ fs5S & 9is.,sss s..ilslss
II fofaale 1kEu e.W,A II. TUCKER,
(Tlx1IN 6kANa :. CAT sS, PTsnis., and
''-.sa o' - X !. " y 3 :. n. rucxss.
~. sG Z. :s '.'s; i;.; fSsaf s;'
/ EST17W NYKE-FH7es -7iss' SsraV YoTEs 81
iR S,asrsAs qS Siltlss fos saisb{ !. $50
II PAb6sTsX l1TGs ssosi = 3sn. steel and -.
q ss.si ssAAss. ~ -: Y : ruc,1.,.
n N1S' sH0vxIS.-A ISSss stock u AM.
lfas 0evsls Sssssls ~ w. =
ScfTA. j. 9 ,s.y.l. ~ Stones, q alasrssi
hlss'' ~ s'1sss''' & !. is.'; II. rucsss.
0OIT01 -VSSiSss 1sSis liesS4 scysKs
ilfs5aI s.W.1H. TUCKER. /
HicKLzs.-1Tg Sz issisl. Il lI:ki.. e, al. s.
= SWAN. TUCKER,
1yRIND5f6N Tbs Pssss 0sisd.to mes , 81 ".
''sa' ''''', Tor ~. 4 Wy rucxra
III a. $50: .s ss:s : II. .s4 s,...a ST..
HardWaTo Ara Mousse Keeping
. d Yoo a.s.s
000Es H. s NIT H.,
s. AtsAs No n ~ Mo- fFs foek,
HAVE tsseess complete ssssitnsn, q Bald
= ssh aauausJsy Meehauiys' Jo6is. Fssming
qts.stss nesss kssrsks v sfss, Nails, ulsa. Wifsl
9idalses sisses. Scresns Cloth 1tyd Csgss, Healss
l::: Gs:: oa.s; sso,sl. Tess::
4ceal I'D Silver Plated Wsre Wire. Brusaes,
1slls, ssws. Hilgss, Ssrsys, Lsmls, LAntssns,
Guns. Colt Revolver, Svytbss nsthS, &c, vLieh
are oasfsd y wlclessle ard retail shtsp for cash
'Particslar attention given - the REAL trade.
iunel0d
Now HenAy 20 Ksns.
A ROOM ~ fs.t W % On the sssond aoar, ssll |
"A lighted AMI .ilatei. En,rsnc. it,m MaiD
: sreet By broGd stair~sa ---...4--s-...
One front sooA on san, lg, .snitsbi, i.r oaies
or uiespink room. lpLl, II. SItE.
ldnelod sisn Mersss Loeb i4v Aais-.t
POS sAlE ala EAxHAHGE.
- AcRRS ut bisa laAa directly op,psl,, Main
commanding ,ssw Of ksoluL, Maf,ps,
A!exandria. Hamilton, aad 10 mics " IL, Ni,.
sibsippi River. THERE'S . RsiIYcad In cct,,, n
eonsirsetion At the foot Of tle bluf. ..rlis II |
~ west"
ALSO 50 acres ~ .iiss fsssn the river in eood
sxhbor hosa, ali under sssivatioa good oressri
Of peach and apple trses, frsns houses, stahle
a., J good wella With chafn punps.
Also 80 sores miles lross che river, al under
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HLAlK 4 mcINTxmE,
UNDEMTAKEm,s cAmD.

The ahdcrkigped begs leave TO inform the eitt-
sens ~ keokVk and vicinity, that be has establish.
ed himself in'the Undertaking Husiness, In all III
branches. and will keep on hand On assortment OF
METALLIC BuRlAL CASES ard WOOD COPFINS,
which be will finish and trim according 70 order,
and At the shortest notice.
Hserso and Csrriaess Fur nisAed-- From his lcns
experience in the businesa he feels conG dent that
he cannot fail to give satisfaction.
Cooling Boards can be had BY calling 1t the Of.
ice, where orders will be received and attended TO-
dayornight.
VT. PERKINS,
je30lsm 30 Main ST.. between "a and Sd,
over Thcmpso = Boot and Shoe gtoye
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PATENT MASTIC ROOFINGI
C. CONLES. JR..

(OFFICE NO. SO MAINST. OVER THoMPSONS SHOE STORE)
oune 10 in
ths the var pIpar put nshS
smabe
pitch rffr 10 fe in
id
and msnyo others
ONCE. No ,Ma,nsh lFblGdy 4
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supply OF Fancy Shrubbery, Evefgrssns,
Roses, de., on hard
Early Tomato Cabbage and Sweet Potato Plants.
All for sale q customary prices.
Orders received on the grounds, I of . mile vsst
OF the old City limit the Blum Ferry road the
Dos Moincs, or by mail addressed to
mah7-dAw. GEO. O. HILTON.
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rs sea IN t10tip Tie Nsst havine : e ~ lase-
j ~ ana stGs SeIvsnstIt Perry Boats alost, Is
GAIN Cl1E aad HAM1L4OA BELLE, which
viii ran regularly, asd pass svsvy tne 1sfsly ana
without delay, fEen =. a. 10 sp.m. s1As beehri-
stoss HAYS incasrsd heavy expense end intend .
psrDsvsfs n doing until every obstacle has been
overcome, and their Ferry shall b the very best ier
~ aeosnnodstion o. the tssde ~ or city.
pow4S ed sspssiU assspuodAticBs ~ tovink
aad tsf nlsesNss exessatDas ,asA viii y IL ssAlE
ness 1or eucA purpese q All times q sbost Hoeps.
II. ~. BA1PLB, PSss't X. = n. ]. G..
June "a skT.Atf ~ 2 s.
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NEW ERA COOKING STOVE

YHE above cut represents view Of the most
complete and perfect
COOMlNG STOVE NOW I'm USE
The Patterns are entirely new, having been nsds
~ rs this year. They arc fast supplanting sllOth
sr Cooking Stoves in tbs market. The demand fos
them IL alresdy SO great that We are prepsriug 10
manufacture atty Of Thorn per day. Those wanting
that anost indispensable article, . good Cooking
Stove, should remen Der that improvement and
progress are the order q the day, and .hstn NO ~
proyement, within the iasttsn years, than the one
now under confederation. Therefore, yca will
greatly promote ysur interests ~ seleeting the
ssNEW ERA" COOKING STOVE,
in preference up with one Of aAantiquatsd
pattern.
- For sale Wholesale and retail, ii our store,
No. ~ MAin-st.. kEOKUk, IOWA, whore can a.
ways BE- found she msst con plots and varied sssort
ment VI Cooking. Heating, and Ralor Stoves ever
offered in the Meat. stsg
rAlso. Yinnsrs' Stock Of All kinds. -
VS.. MooRE, BRIDGE BIO.
Agent. t5 [jsAl-dy1
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Mississippi Valley Nursery,
kEOKUK, IOWA.


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| SUCu as Apple, Pssch,
~ Pear, Plum, Cherry,
Quince, ac.; and the small
fruits, RAspbcrries. Cur
rants, Strawberries Goose
berries, &c.
Also, . large quantity "
CAiawha and lssbella
Grape Roots.
A large quantity Of
DWARF Trees, particu-
| lArly Pear and Cherry,
which are very desirable
for city planting.
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PLUDsmER = co..,
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SASH, GLASS, PAINTS, OILS,
"A RE prepared to furnish French and American
"A alass OF any Else desired. Hiss, British
Grown Glau Sash of all common sises; Linssed
Oil, varnishss, Spirits Tufpentine, Alcohul |;
Paris Chrome Green, dry and ii oil; and Ill the
cheaper quslities Of Green al sorts Of 0rAnine
Colors Gold Leaf; Silver and Copper Bronze
Paint and Varnish Bruthes. Also.
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"A IsAassoftmsat Of thsss jsatiy eslslnaAsa
"A 6sws constantly on hand st tie sign e o.
spf39d4w BIG ANvLL.un
RkA6S COCKS Of every dascslpNcn, &c.
dauges and Whistles, Saw Guasnsr and MAJ.
drills, wrought Iron and Lead Pite. An slsss 6
aprzsd CADY, JON16 Peer IS.
~ Pumps and Plumbers Materials, at GAenYf
apr3bd BIC ANVIL.
k1UAfSs wAtsr rams, galvanized we'll chain ana
Axtures, forssle low 1t thsdkn Of the
sprx9d al-fa4i--. Bic ANVIL. &
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cheese.
Hyg. Prime Western Reserve on consignment
OU and Tor sale by KELLOGG Blkok,
.-.aaav Feurtb-st,
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$1,000 WA01o1 ~ 4 -
~ = 1xgAAnes Tor 0rossg1ee - 6rvi1 q NJ
49,. q 10 sssasf u AAin.se. ~ Lave.