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Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-03-13

Dr. Legcr, aaiagf Of Hurry L0irequer.
ETC. Lever, though lr ll:ss published some
where abo'tt a auH.a aoihs oI fiction. is com
oi she cutloa-, We state tl.at he was born IA
Dublin, On Ia issi DAY u august, l5UG.-
His father w.ts a builder in good circunstan-
ces, and educated linn for the medical ,prof,.s-
sion, which he studied partly in Dublin fun
der the tuition OF SIR Philip Craupton. father
OF the late British minister to Washington.)
and partly under Dupaytren at Paris. He
made his debut as practitioner in toe north
OF Ireland, during the cholera of 1892 Sub
sequently he was physician to the British
embassy at Brussels, and while in that position
wrote Harry Lorrequer, which he dedicated
to Sir u. Hamilton Seymour, the British min
'ster, In l642 he resided in his native city
as editor OF the Dublin University Magazine.
out did not long remain III that situation.-
III lofo he nxed his residence at Florepce
where he has remained, still wr;tiu,r for ,be
aiagazlne, aud almost always having a ser;oI
IN course of publication. So many of l;s
stories relate TO adventures in the Pep;nsular
war, that the public have generally believed
him TO have been attached To the British
army as a surgeon. La fact, as the dates
show he was only a very small school-bey at
the time. DIR. Lever has frivered over the
greater part of Europe, aud is undoubtedly
what we would call '.slnart man." He has
the misfortune of being afflicted With extrem-
ely expensive habits. He also has the for
tune OF beiag able TO earn lois OF money to
spend.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-03-13

EETha steamboat l"nry Firzhueh, f
New Orleans on the 25th ult, for the ArIun
sas river.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-03-13

The Route of the Ocean Tefegraph-It has
been decided to make Trinity Bay, New
toundland, the western terminus of the At
lantic Ocean Telegraph, and to run the line
direct from that point (nnder watar,) in a
southwesterly direction, just below the Gut
OF Canso, distance OF four hundred miles.
crossing the narrow isthmus OF four miles at
Trinity Bay by means an underground wire.
lhls route has been chosen rather than the
more circultous one through Nova Scotia.
(where the wine is already completed and in
operation,) in order to avoid the possibility OF
interruption from local business, and to insure
an independent liue for the transmission of
EorePean dispatches. The point selected for
landing the cable Is considered peculiarly fa-
yorable, as It avoids all liability to interference
from iceberSs. The ground between Trinity
Bay and tue Gut Of CanSo is too shallow 10
allow of their approach and is otherwise pro
tected. The manufacturers are busy making
, the wire, and one hundred and twenty miles
OF 1t had been completed by the last adyices
trom Europe.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-03-13

@The steamboat Tiher, left New Or
leans on the 2Gth OF February, for the Ar
kansas river.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-03-13
8 8 ) 3 ) :

~ No job ,cork hereafter ecai be delioer-
ed from his office wtthout the cash.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-03-13

~The S II. Tucker arrived from n.
poleon on Sunday last.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-03-13

EST Thanks tu the clerk of the s H. Tuck
er for late New Orleans papers.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-03-13

Statistics Of London 1Kortaiity-A sum
mary h's been published Of birtli, deaths,
and causes OF deaths in London, with meteor
ological observations, during the fifteen years
from S42 to 1886. The results made known
by this document are by no means discour-
aging. 1t seems fully proved that the heal Ii
OF man, aud, consequently his strength aud
powers of exertion, can be Improved to such
AN extent by good regulations that the NOR
taiity OF a country district shall not be much
exceeded. In tho middle of the year $50
1t is computed that London contained 2,6l6,
24s inhabitants; the females being in excess
of the males by l65, 700. In the year there
were born 66,S33 children, and, according
to the rule which holds invariably in this large
population, the number Of males exceeded the
number of females. In the same period sc, :
1S8 persons died. The births increase more
or less rapidly with the population, while the
deaths diminish, having been in 1856 less
1lah 10 any previous year except 1852. The
excess OF births over deaths in the year was
30,047.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-03-13

EH- We have received from Hon. A. b.
GREENWOOD bt Of tobacco seed for distri-
button. Also great variety Of garden seeds
from the Commissioners Of the patent office,
which We have already distributed.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-03-13

EToTalk Scotch to a beggar and he will
soon leave you.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-03-13
Public H.

AN ACT for tie construction Of wtson
road from fost ke.ruey, via the Sou.h
Pass Of the Rocky mountain, and Grql
salt Lake Valley, 10 the eastern pof,iono Cd.
tin Stale Of California, aud Tor other pur-
pv>e~.
he Il cl,0c!ea Gy tie .S,s.u's oa8 lToase ot
k,PresassJttsrs NJ tie J'n,L.J Sfqtra nJi -lase.
'tc0, "' tory'ess 0.Se~lbi-H That the sum Of
three hundred ,hiu-aud dollars. or 40 mu-h
thereof - nry Toe uecrs>a,y n', and lllc SAM.
Is hereby, appropriated, out os ANY u,onsy,
n't otherwise appropriated. Epr lh ,,,,n,,tu.-
ton ut 70 wagon 10 oI lsuul Fu1 * agu,.,. 900
the Ir'li-ory o. Nrpra~ha. ,la tls.. south Fa>,
%; tae Il eky m1uutau,- o., .t. east, r,. Is,.nd
ay ui tie >ty.v oi tJut.ta.u.. u,l, ll.u,,
i..,Hc. - pe rAp-Hdrd ui.l,r tue q. rs,,i, "a II
t"t Secretary % tHr li4j ,.,.r pursuant ip yI.-
tracts to be made ty Asu; ,alu foaJ O., ca
"ecJ with and form an eXu.n1+h of the road
"rrsdy authorized roln Fort Erd.ry to chs
aforesaid South Pass.
SEC. ?. dad b. q figihey eaoctck. That
The sum of Two hundred thousand dollars. ur
"s much thereof a may be necessary. be. and
lhe same J., hereby, appropriated out of any
money IA the treasury not otherwise uFprv-
pnatgd, for the construction Of a wagon rua,l
'''' ~ ''0'r 'i4 AAlt lsit NhlHlIr. lp Fbit
ulna, at the mouth OF the Gila ri,er, to be
expended under the direction Of the Secretary
OF the Interior, pursuant to contracts to be
made by him.
Sec. 3. lind be dJUrlhcr enacted. That a
sum OF tlty thousand dollars be, aud the same
: hereby, appropriated out Of any money in
The treasury not otherwise appropriated. for
tie construction Of a wagon r1ld from Fort
DeIAnoe, IN the Territory Of New Mexico, 10
iLv Colorado river, near the mouth Of the
MU.lana river.
Approved February Il, 1857.
Pcr,ly of HIal.g.-A letter ON .la..
Chapman, "f tirk Montgomery, y. r.. dated
oi i's.t s""'''n. Nuy. 10, states .lar two
days preE.p-s s..s uiaL4 and u.i5i ia.
thsir uaa.e crew listened 10 a-whale; tie
<-s-os irsn ,ray.d, out ..e third mats AeId
on r. IN - ~ 't1.fted D wiHlWai -
Captain Chapman tlade 81 yuals from he 81
Tor The tnird mate to cut from the 4, ..ale; but
iron >omo clnso he did not, and the whale
was soon cut Of s. 1t VI III the boat in tow.
II ship cruised % days fos tie IN sing.
boat but could not Cad her.
EnSta0Ing SAiD's Cyerg.-The fellow
ing information has /, IN posted at The Liver
pool underwriters rooms: The Yel;,ie (o,,ium
ei'ppcr) was lost in the China, seas in is46,
and all her crew and passengers. were sup
posed to be drowned. Intelligence has just
been received from China that the ring of one
OF the passengers having been lately offered
Tor sale IN Canton, ipqairies were instituted
which led to the discovery of. the crew and
passengers not having been drowned, but of
Their being IN "a state of slavery m the Island
of Formosa"
Lteigh'ng Geyoss Long Island .Soand.-It
Is stated that several sleigh parties crossed
Long Island sound on the ice on and before
the 10th ult., between Bridgeport, Conn, and
Huntington, L. J., a distance Of eight miles, a
feat never accomplished before, in the memo
ry Of the Oldest inhabitants.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-03-13
The Sources of the Mississippi.

In the following eloquent description of the
Mississippi river-the father waters"-we
have a hit representation Of the mingled in
terests of this great Union, uniting from a
thousand points, and folio s,ng Oh in one deep,
broad channel Of national wealth and pros
perity:
Lift bucket of water from the Mississippi
river at New Orleans, and ask yourself the
question, from whence it came" and the an
may be, from the sandy deserts of New
Mexico, from the pine hills Of Carolina, from
the rolling praires of Nebraska, or from the
cotton fields of Georgia; from The British pos
sessions north Of the twenty ninth degree Of
lautude, separated by tn II ridge Of ice coy
cred rocks from the stream that flow INTO the
Arctic ocean, or from bowers Of orange aud
magnolia that perfume the cane fields of Lou
iSIana; from the frozen lakes that gem the
bosom of Minnesota and Wisconsin,; or from
the sunny fountains that gush up from the
ilowery plains of Alabama and Tennessee:
from the lake bound peninsula of Michigan;
from the bill sides OF waving grain in Penn
stlvaNia and New York; from the tobacco
fields On Virginia aud Maryland. 1t may be
81 part of those mighty volumes that roll their
nevernrimg waves through Iowa and Nilsson
n; through Illinois, Indiana and Ohia; through
Kentucky and Arkansas, Mississippi and Tex
as.
1t is part of ten thousand little rills that
come hymning their way from that mountain
ridge wherein arise the Columbia and Colo
RADIO of the west, or of those from whence the
Delaware and Susquehanna hasten away to
meet the rising sun. In the spurs of the al
leghany it has saluted the springs of the Roa-
noke and the Salada, and far beyond the black
bills it has locked arms with the mighty Sas-
kashawan as he hurried on bis cbecllcss iour
ney to Hudsons Bay. The springs Of the
Conewango listen to the roar Of Niagara, and
the fountains of the Platte overlook the era
ters OF the extinct volcanoes of Utah. lthas
iertlllzcd country greater than the empire
Of Alexander, and has carried a richer com
mefee than all the rivers tributary to Import
;i Rome.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-03-13

AN ACI making appropriations for the
support OF the Military Academy for the
year ending the thirtieth Of June, eighteen
hundred and fifty eight
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EUH Nan n mccoy.
NJ EkCH ANT TAIL ORS,

JOunSpD
kEUkUk IOWA,
NOULD respectfully say he citiSens of this
W piaes, and the country generally, that they
nave received part, And are receiving daily, ono
81 the baes stocks ever shown 10 the people of he
Wes,t Give Ms call. do not forget thu Go lavp
Horns on the sign, bistory Of which, with that
OF W. H. r., may be interesting TO the new eomers
as tho old settlers Tailor is famiiiarly known
His brat APPEARANCE in the west MAS ~ the Sccreta
ry OF old kcokuk himself, and by his surgss ton
the present name az the city was selected. His
art IN the Tutoring business at the time ksokuk
and his TRIBES departure was very limited; be left
with them, and remained the boron companion Of
the old chief until his death and the only relic be-
| had to give as token Of gratitude Wa the EvsA
Horns, which he himself were when he went out a.
4 skulptn and hunting tour, the sight Ut which
struck terror 10 the enemy or the buffalo but after
the death Of the old chief they became the msnsn-
10 Sign Of speed, both for boats and the me
chanicai arts. All lovers Of ancient relies are In
ei,ed to call and see the Golden Horns, pore on
the sign of the above establishment. W. II. r.,
not being very proficient in the above business.
| scughtfor q partner who well qualified for the
emergencies of fashionable city. Sought one lar
and near, both east and west, but In vain for long
time, until he inquired Of his old friend Pisti
| EvanAof Cincinnati, who said he had his eye on
| such one, In the person Of RUB'T MCCOY, who
had had an sperienoe both in the old and new
world who had done business IL Paris, London and
Dublin, and Edinburgh, and oil the most fashiona.
bic cities in the Union. Says I, sPiatt, he 10 the
/ I'D ana d AT fAstfDunu MIN ia Msmppia, lem >,
/ and by powerful Inducements he came, and N II
| now be recognized in the person Of my present
| partner In the Merchant Tailoring busincss. Con-
sequcntly, as II Is now too late III ciothe persons
going TO see our President inauGurated, We pre-
pared TO clothe our Congress and civilians in
| purple and enc linen or any kind Of wooden goods
| Of tho most superior quality and style.
The timid need not fear To call, ~ w. H. r. has
disposedof his skulpin irons. Persons will notice
in Advertisements generally. vast ntnountof BON
hnAt bra nd n IN pun m =
erogcneous mass Of monotbnous abgurdities, which
by plain, unsophistieated advertisement, We have
endeayored to avoid. For these facts refer otfcn
Brewn.
Wereceive punctually the Ia mode Fashions
monthly.
Any tailoring establishment thatcan produce ~
ne at and we'll made carmen In quick time AZ
We do, can have the Golden Horns. Come in, neil h~
bors, if you think you can win.
FOEMAN 4 MCCOY.
2. S.-Cuttng taught on the true principles Of
measurement, the only true system now in use,
meh4-d N.
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WIN. BROWN,
A.R CHIT EGT

TUsI call at bis rooms, over Doubleday VIII
u son store, Second street any time, except SIM
days. from daylight till 10 O'Clock at night,ss he
Is obi sed 30 be oustantty on hand on account Of a
press of business, and see his drawings, apparatus,
and extensive Architectural Library, which are
free 10 the inspection of all, and judge whether he
is competent oservethc public in his profession -
lie nj chs herp rocite what rr at things he has done
can dc, bat thai woad b. supcrEnuns ia bic nt1i
tariancommnUty; therefore hs is willing g. shcW
the public what lac can hiiaseII do In PRACTICAL
sense. Cal! and see free ot charge.
Tt.-d ". BROWN.
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sfgf.D LsEISK H. IA 10 IL
OF BOSTON,
A r C HIT ECT

ATE partner of Vim. Washburn. Architect Of
IL American, Revere, Winthrop and Parker
Houses, and fremont Temple Boston; Wood . Ho.
tel. portlandi Bay State House, Worcester, and
throughout the country, having located in keokuk,
would inform the pablic that he Is prepared 10 fur
nish Designs, Plans, Detail Drawings, specfca.
tons and Superintendent fer Churches, School
Houses, Hotels, Stores, Dwellings, and public aud
private buildings Of all kinds, with rromptIss and
accuracy.
All the modern Improvements, such as Warming,
Lighting, Ventilation, DC, ms adopted in the East
ern cities, will be especially provided for as re-
CURED.
Es-0fhce in Sampie'snew building, on Second
street, between Mainland Johnson.
Jan. IA, as-dly Il. ii. MOORE.
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Il u. OGDEN return bis thanks to his numerous
friends who have hon9rcd him WITH their trade AL
inhaence during The last eight years.
Mr. Id. +. Brownell AS heretofore w i'll sup rim j.
tend the sale department.
Fac hrm has been formed for the parposc Of en-
iarg,ns and extending the trade. With this view
tas propretors propose building 2ad street so nj
10 have AN entrance on both Main and 2nl streets
thereby giving roam l2ptett deep.
Feb, ), '5T-f,b7 d
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Union Foundry
AND
MACHINE SHOP.

Cor. B00G ~ Ath ste. sss.se.. r o X q X
y. r.. BEATTY 4 CO.,
MANUFACTURES VI Steam Engines md Ma
lVl chipery u every desert ytsen, s~~ ass tsfasi
Mai Msshinery, House Fronts, Window Caps ana
Siils, balconies and verandshs. A general assort-
msn, VI csstiRSs always on hand. Orders soiieitsd
sn1 promptly attended ~.
sokuk, April Z, 't7-dss
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NEW FIRM /!

Z. D. OGDEN, I'D. Y. BRowkELL. J. W. OGDEN
ogden. HroWneii h Go.
A co PARTNERSHIP mas this day been formed
"A BY this above named parties, for the purpose of
prosecuting the Book and Stationery trade With
greatly Increased facilities for the fulhlimeut Of
thsr object, they confidently expect to build up a
trade watch shall equal that Of any Book house in
the West No pains shall b, omitted 10 give salts
faction To their customers The traas, and retail
purchasers are invited 10 call
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Irees. WHICH they thlnk Tor sife and beauty ca
be exeeIlcd- mot
Those wishing Eycrgreens, Fiowering Shrubs, OF
ornamental frees will please order soon.
Trees warranted in gooa condition when delivered.
Orders through mail or left at the store Of Bernard
Naadaind CO., l3T Main street, between 9th and
7th, will be promptly attendedto.
mch2i KAY BERNARD.
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"A sisn ogths Ol1 ANVIL.
mchiTi&w
BUILDERS hardware, iock.. latchts. bcits,
- lscse And fast butte, 70. fun asscrtpent
asdaassst ssy,ss at cADY. JONES PICKS.
I jan5d e&
flEErfNu kumbsi's oak tanned, patent stretch
- ed heather betting, warranted not to strsiah
and to suit the purchaser. Boston Gum Betting
Own and Hemp Packing large a.sortmen, for
sale low by oAbY, JONES 4 PECK.
DRAss Cocks, oil cups iron aid lcAd pipe, every
- thing pertaining ~ mill Or steam en-
CINE, for yale low NJ the aign nf tho
)ancsi d BIG ANVIL
DIAN GS--dr zen dsld Tool Go. =, fresh stock 81
i these superior Tools just resolved at the sign
Of the ljansadl BIG ANVIL.
nooRana gate spr.ngs, tray 8 Bfothsrs'ptcnt,
- the best spr'ng sve, iny."tei; f.r sale ~
+ sHAiN--ox. Gil, bitiing trace, halter, dos,
~ and jack chains, At tbs sien u Tie
fune3i ulu ANVIL.
NicES-~solid box. and Parker y bench, iron and
wood bench screws, gearing. u horse nAils, u
june5i cADi, JuAEs PEci,S.
DUArs. water rams, galvanized we'll chain and
/ fixtures, for sale low 1t the sign II the
junesd Bia ANVIL.
CHovRLs, Ames Rowland i; picks, Matioeks,
Dlog chain, aud goods suitable fer contractors,
junesd cADl, JONES 4 PICKS.
WHEEL- BAkkoWh, Gro bars. chsrn drills,
w stone-hammers, for sale ut tho sign Of The
june3d BIG ANVIL.
CCirI1Es, snaths, Cradles, and harvesting toots
- in great variety, at q smnli advsnee, BY
June3d CADY, JONES 4 PECK.
LAY, Straw and manure forks for sale low =
sign Of the lJssdl BIG ANVIL
1 addition TO our extensive stock Of building
housekeeping, machinists' and cabinet makssS'
hardware, cArpsnters' and blscksmiths' tools, ~
have just added q complete stock Of Carriage and
Wagon Hardware, consisting Ia part ~ foliows:
Hubs, felloes, shafts, spokes, bows,
Made from best eastern tim Der, and we'll seasoned
Enauelsd and Dash Leather,
CarTsge oil cloth.
Plan and hgured black muslin. drilling 4 dock;
Carriage lace, tufts. de-, apron hooks and siAgu;
Ivory knobs, seat st,cks, whip seeksts,
Back ights, shaft tips, silver plated and
BRASS Bands--BostoD. philadelphia and
Reflector patterns. Top Props,
Name plates, lining nails; csse- hardened
Axies-long and short arm, tent half patent;
Railway springs-plain and French cars;
Carriage bolts and axle clips.
iune3d CADH ,JOE&6 PECK
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PAPER WAREHOgsE.
Cr~ckeTy and Glass ware.
PANNEL DOOR, SASH AND BLINDS.
a MAYO,
No. 25S Mcchsnics' Block, Main street, Keokuk,
As just resolved, per steamers Fred Iron,
4 Prairie Rose and Thos. Swan,
900 bdls ten, wrapping and other Paper
10 crates white dining. breakfast and tea setts
with large assortment u Granite and other
Queens ware.
30 bxs Glass ware--full assortment.
l50 keGs Shunabarger Nails--aii sises
800 PaAnel Door /; zoe pair Window Blinds; 3
5000 lights Window Sash--Ail sises.
Willow baskets, wooden ware, brooms, broom
IN vine, coffee sugar, tea, rice, cod fish, mackerei
herring, raisns, eurrants rpices, spd full assost.
ment Of other Groceries. Cotton cloths, linen;
manil and jute rope, assorted sisss; Cowing
Co.. Iron Pumps, with wood stalks, for cisterns
and wells. All Vt which are offered for sails whole
sale or retail, at lowest figures.
9s6-Cash Paid FOR clean linen and cotton Rags
allkinds Of Country Produce, Corn 0Ats, dc.
mch n dim p x y
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KEOkliK NURSERY,

IN the liankroad, two
Omiles from the Leyee.
KAY a BERNARD take this
opportunity If informing
the public tina, they can
furnish al most anytnricty
Of Fruit and Ornamental
I Il + + s.
A choice lot Of budded
Peach Trees, very large ;
Dwarf Pear and Apple
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Mason's
BURLINGTON


For unlimited course in Double Entry Boo
Keeping, Commercial Calculations, Penmanship,
dc, So 20.
DESIGN or TINS ISsTITt ZION is
70 afford young men Independently of qualif flying
themselves for lbs duties Of the Counting House,
an u thorough and expeditions manner.
TnE COLLEGIATE COURSE
will be the same as followed by the Mercantile
College Of Penns ylrania, which has been recon
| monded by tho highest commercial authority in
the county, as the most conpr, hensic and prac-
teal ever introduced.
pfsyMaSsniP.
As good handwritiugis Justly regarded as an
Indispensable requisite u good business educs.
| lion, unremitting atten0hn will be given in this
department..
COMMERCIAL LAW LECTURES
will be delivered by Mr.. G Bon Darwin one Of the
ables, members Of the darlington Ear.
AN ELEGANT DIPLOMA,
under the seal Of tue state College Of Pennsylya-
| MIA, signed by the Faculty, is rragted to those
who pass satisfactory examination. This instru.
ment will be found pass to the confidence Vi
bus iness houses in every part If tho Union.
Esy-for fell particulars, send for II circular By
mail. Gets div
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COVE ATtl1ST,


pELL d WAKEFIELD take great pleasure In a,
- nouneing to the l.adis{ ;and Gentlemen IL Eeo.
Main and johnson, IN The boom formerly occupied
by NJ. p Embich, and are In constant rsosirt a
tAeir iasse snd well seieGffd stock Of Boots and
Shors, com prising all the eBt stylss from ali ~
best makers in Boston, Phil dslphIA and New lork,
which they will take great pleasure In sxhibitin9
70 ell who may favor fheM with . call. Keeling
confident that they can tity the tastes of The Uost
fastidoas on the mos, reasonable terms, thy -
sreci.iiy solicit share Of the general patronage
A ME NOU POsf1D = az NOT 6EckIy-
a kDs-Bat call at the new hat store and ex-
snine the inest Lot Of fritaH and Fashionable
Caps ever eiiered IN this market.
NE HAYE n Il
~ connection With the nannfasisrias ct silk
ns.l ~ The use q The Confornstsre Es,laks ~
eAart shapc Of the head and eaA givs n III sasee
good and easy IT.. Call And Geo 6 the a rs !.
~ NEW HAT CO.., 1919
"nioa % Main. bet, - = Asss. i
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G. l. . # N n q - r q e,
I'D MulnsAts. k0Okuk.
fINliE undersigned takes pleasarcin announcing
TO his old friends and he public gen Grail IT, tha,
be hns.just opened n CLOTHING STORE, where
will be founda complete assortment of Spring and
Summer Clothing and Gcntiemen's Furnishing
Goods, which have been purchased nj the lowest
rates In the Eastern markets and will be sold just
rs cheap ~ they can b. had any where In the city
Gentlemen are invited To call and examine for
themselves. A. w. GRIFFITH,
mch14-dly 70 Main-st.
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Nos u and 50, Lsvee, opPcsitt Landing,
KEOkUk, IOWA.
yNk ars nov ~ fcctirtof nlsYYe tt,ck of goods
w In line ~ wIH1xR TRApk TO which ~ At
tentton OF CASH CUSTOMERS PROMPT TINE yuYDRs
Is solicited Our stock IL partly comprised Of the