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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-01-30

Of the tugs named the Ratlcr dashed down
tho river with the tide, and pushed into the
Hoe SO as to bury her bow in the thick DRIFT
ladder was then put out and soon the ad-
vcnturers were seen clambering up to her
decks All this was witnessed with breath
less interest hy the excited crowd, and as
the men and boys were taken of one by one
loud cheers were given and much enthusiasm
betrayed.
At last the whole five hundred were taken
off by the different boats, and the river in an
hour time was entirely clear of ice.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-01-30

PAPER MANUTACTuRING. The town oil
Lee in Berkshire county, has thirteen paper
manufacturing companies, that run twenty,
five mills and produce annually S,Ooo ,uou
pounds of paper valued at s. 900 600, The
two marble quarries "A mile from the village
produce Sl50, 900 worth OF marble, annu-
ally some of this marble goes to Washing
ton for the capitol extension,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-01-30

That journal of eminent gravity, the Bos-
ton DAILY Advertiser, was guilty OF all these
outrages in single number; when the
seven WISE men of Greece met the sage oil
Ilindostan, what did they do : Theyall ate
sausages. (rhey all eight saw sagesl Why
is man never hungry on the border OF a
lake Because there Is u banquet at ms
feet "a bank wet, at hs ieet) What
rock did the angels roll against the door o.
Paradise, after the expulsion OF the Original
inhabitants An Adam amt in rock (Ar
Adamantine rock.)
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-01-30

FIRE At AMHERST CoILrGE.-Northanp-
ton, Mass, Jan, 20.-About - o'clock
last night, fire broke out in the North Col
lege, at Amherst, asl the whole building
was consumed None of the students were
injured, and most of the furniture was
saved. The building was Of brick, and the
best constructed of the college edifces, In
sured for $4,000,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-01-30

ces which passed between Mrs G. ami the
minister, who, unolserved had stood on the
threshold, silent spectator and n curious
lelror, perhaps tmind you, we only say per-
hops) they might have guessed more cor
rectly the name, character, standing and
profession Of the Widows Beau.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-01-30

The AMOUNT Of responsibility, care, and
labor, thrown upon the active managers and
employees Of our Railroads, in their efforts
to maintain communication during such
trying seasons as this, are not often, we
fear, duly appreciated either by the pas
songers who profit by their arduous exer'
tons, or by the public at large. We do not
propose, however, in this paragraph to di-
late upon this fact but merely to say that
travellers at such times as this Of the last
week, are lucky when they find themselves
under the kind. calm, thoughtful care
of Conductor Appleton, or enjoy the
cordial, efficient, and ready attentions of
Conductor Fletcher, both of the Vt. Central
We hope that many roads are fortunate
enough to find such gentlemen to place in
such responsible stations.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-01-30

The Spiri: Rappers Of New York were to
meet in convention at Syracuse on saturday
and Monday. for the purpose, according to
their advertisement, 'of seeking the true
harmonic plane adapted to the personal an !.
universal needs of humanity-hearing from
thcmost highly unfoldcd minds now engaged
in the public fields, and warming our hearts
W III new inspirations for the work of God
and rge.4.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-01-30

The REroRrED lNJuNcrloN,-Among the idle
stories ahoat in the State, and going the
rounds Of the public press, is one that the
citizens of Burlington have caused an in
junction to be issued on the people of Mont
pelier, against their proceeding to rebuild
the State House without waiting for legisla-
tive action, Nothing of the sort has been
done, or thought OF. We wonder that any
body should have given a moments credence
to such rumOr.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-01-30

EXTRA SEssloN.-The Windsor Journal
says IAN extra session of the Legislature
has been talked of. to be convened by ex-
ecutiye proclamation, 80 determine at once
what is to be done (on the State House sub
ject) 1t is a very generally prevalent opin-
on, that an extra session should be called,
in order to avoid minGling the question Of
locating the State House with the election
in september, or with the regular and
ordinary business Of legislation No one
couIa rSyrvv ~v.-.---..- -----e --.s~. ~ss.
more than ourselves. A scene of confusion
logrolling, bargaining and corruption
would he likely to ensue utterly disgracetul
by all means say We let US have an extra
session of the Legislature-that we may have
the State House question honorably and
speedily settled, Let us relieve the public
anxiety and save the credit and honor of tha
State, at any expense and at all hazards.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-01-30

SnlPwREcg- A brig named the Emeline
was wrecked near Long Branch New Jersey,
Jan. % She was from some Eastern port,
with cargo Of logwool, scrap iron and
copper. She went to pieces, and the cargo
is strcwed along the beach All the crew
rerishcd.
\ number of lives wero lost in the wrecks
about Massachusetts, Bay, and the accounts
of disasters are not all in yet
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-01-30

caiI, Baptist missionary at Burmah, and
family. Mr.. Kinclid, it is reported, is the
bearer Of dispatches from the King Of Bur
nah to the President Of the United States
EyrRYBoDY " HIRED ur'' in New \ ork. on
were ringing nearly all day More than
dozen buildings took fire, but fortunately
were all extinsuishcd before the FIRE spread
to any extent. The Bank Of America was
one Of the number, being damaged about
5000, and causing some alarm among the
brokers and business men. We are thank
ful to have had no fires here, with this in
tense cold except where the fire belongs.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-05-08

OFFICE, NO. =, KILpOURNE's BLOCK,
II AS for SAls 50 beautiful Lots In u. W. Kill
Ii bourne's Addition.
Prem any OF those Lots the prospect from. and
the view around ectty, isdsIightful.
They ere I'll near or adj0ining
kILBOURNE PARKin
And no other LSts In tAs Cay 10 desirable
for sssidsncss.
Bisek liza ip ths oldiimits.
go Feet ou Main at, bet ween 6th and 7th.
lat 4, Blork VI. on BioudcAu- Ut.
no vset In Block 5oi, On Main ~, between 10th
and lith.
- fsst On hsiast., commencing 100 tfrom
lo&h stf.et.
70 Fsss ~ lth a., In Block A. very desirable
kaiidibx fssidsno..
AisS. lists IN Edward kiibearne . Nsw Addition.
NO*fssss and ysvy nssy paymsatss---
Yer farther pssssssisss ssssirs - ihs Aksv ssss
tsnx8a
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JUST RECEIVED AT
HOOPER.s

1
xDruE and Prescription store,
/ a SoInLh fresh supply of Drugs, Chemicals,
- tvarrAnted pure,) Perfamery and Fancy ar.
a ., sIo' sang the most popular articles Of the
Per.aa .nss s'sq,'1n sss mo.,
perfume for impartinE to the handk kerchisf . very
| agreeable and lasting odor
bouaaet d'orleans, or XXX Bourbon; Oriental
drops, Otto Of Hoses,
Ext. Magnolia, Ext. Nav Mown Hay,
West End Tea Rose
:" sweet Hriar, Patchouiy,
- Muck, Jockey Club
q Hefiotrope yiolette
'erhsna. Amber and Orange Flower Water; Aro-
omsi,e Vinegar, Aromatic Crystals, Ger
man Ferena Cologne, Macassar Oil,
Vinegar de Rouge. Pink aaa-
GERS, Meen Fan, Chalk
Balls, Lily White,
bandsiine, and Egyptian Hair Dye.
yoR rHg HAIR
Alexandcr's Pelamicus,
Savage ursina,
Lyman's Arctasiue,
rorlxr soArs.
bsxin foncine soap,
Laoin Sason Superhne Soap,
Verbeaa soap,
brown Windsor Soap,
Vegetable Oil sand Soap,
Transparent Soap bars,
Transparent Soap Balls,
Amsndine Soap,
Marsh Maliow,
1enune Yankee Soap,
Military Shaving soap,
Shaving Cream,
Shaving Brushes,
Hair brushes,
Iooth Brushes,
Nail Brushes,
Fless13rushes.
Port Meaa.eA,
Railroad Com panions,
Cigar Cases. and
Travelling FlAsks Of every description.
fLAgokISG EXTRACTS,
Vanilla,
Almond,
Lemon,
Celery
dee20 PiaA Annla An
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49, ~ sssSSssSnNs.J ~. "a = sOs h6VASn, AZ" n
s.os1s sssO ! LEa. Late :, A,s..,, KY.
rOLLECTI0hS madein All parts Of the West, and
~ proupily rsmistsd on day Of payment at eur.
rsnt rates.
Rk1sk TO
Bank Of the State Of New York, ". Y.
~. blake, Cashier of Mercantile Bank, N. Y.
Lyman Chaplin, Albany, N. Y.
EsAstss Coraiug 4 Co., AIhasy, N. p.
Hon Jno 7. Scheolcraft, Prest Comm Bank, Al
h~Ay, N. Y. @s4S
Thos OIeott. Prss't Mschaniss' 1 Ysrmsrs
Bank, Albany, New York.
eiibert IL. Wilson, Asst TreAs. N. X. Central r.
h. CO., Albany.
Ihonpsen Co. . Expssss, Boston.
Hon tiorstio Sey mour, Utiea, N. Y.
Iron Bank, Pail Village, Conn.
Msrins Bank, DsdAIe, N. Y.
Jae. 4. Lee I Co., Banksrs, Bufsio, N. Y.
nishtgan Insuranee Co. bank, Detroit, Mich. -
AArae Bank, Chicago, Ills.
I. II. Burch tCo., Chicago.
Bank sf Com merce, MiIwaukse, Wis. 49, ~
Mortimer Hall, st, Paul, Minnesota.
Grsens, Thomas Co., Bankers, Burilngesn, Iowa
L"ksr, ksnick ACo., :" 1t. Loais, Nv.
Messn, d. w. X. kilbourue, Ksok uk. lava
Jno Jacob Wsndsll, Cashier Demsi ~ N.A k.k. Co.
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SecOnd.St. Cheap store, opp0slsc
the AthoDR q MN,
HAVE just received one Of the largest and best
1 stocks Of bonnets ever brought to keokuk.--
Also, ribbons French towers, collars underslceves,
English thrs nd see bobbinet, German iaces, prints
Irish linen, dxmask and snow-drop table cloths,
napkins, diapers. crashes, jcwelry, perfumery,
bracelets, necklaces, and endless variety of Ne.
tons Gents shirts, drawers, cravsis, neck ties,
nerino and cotton hosiery, silk and linen hAudker-
chiefs also, large assortment Of corded and hoop
skirts.
aprlld r. III. ABBOTT co,
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ScrIven a GaIIaEherr
General Advertising and Collecting Agency.
IS Dearborn-si Chicago.

Bmgs! Haxs!! RagN!!.
MANUFACTURED BY THE CHICAGO BAG
4vl Manufactory, no Doarbornstreet, Chicago,
FLOUR, BuCkWiiEAT
C0RNMkAL, HAM, FARMERS
OsNABuRG AND SEAMLESS
GRAIN SACHS.
Furnished upon the shortest notice, and At tho
lowest market prices. The designs for brandt n, are
new and not to be sur passed in this conn
try. @. ". AsliARD,
Juiy13-dly Postafice addrtss--bo1 l5ST.
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r. n. O7CONNOM Il HAUsHER.
Chemtsts ana DruIgtsls.
A PoTHECARfEs' HALL, corner of johnson and
IA I'D street, keokuk, Iowa, Wholesale and Retai
Dcalcrsia Drugs, Medicines, Cheniscais, Oils. Dye
Stuns, ana ferfamery, Tob co, Cigars and smut
PAtsut Medicines Of all kind, now IN use and co.,
stantly receiving, direct from the Eastern cities
large aud seii seiecsod ssocs which they invite
the attention Of dealers. Customers aud physicaus
wllaiwaysh hnd attheir stablshue n Fresh and In
aduherated Medicines, which they select vi th great
PERsosALcARr for this market and their prices sre
as low asany other house il, the State
N. H. Please call aud examine their stock before
purch asing elsewhere. Iaug1f
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SANDERS x DUNBAR
FURNITURE WAR E-h OOMs,

SANDERS x DUNBAR.
FUkNlTUnE WARE-M ~ MS.
Main street, bet. 9th \ 9Th KKOkUk, IOWA
sHEuaderslgned have now in
L their Ware Rooms, and design
Keeping constantly on hand VIC Al
selected assortment Of all kinds OF Furniture, 10
erscng Marble top Dressing, and plain Bureau.
1ne and plain Sofas 6ne and plain Center and
Caro- Iabies; Cane seat and Minds Or Chairs, Rock
ing Chairs ofevsrydsscriptiopfr . p lain OGDEN
seat, 7" the finest hair rclothstufed seat plain and
fancy turned Cottage bsdsteads fGhe latsststyls;
Lounges, &c.
Looking Glasses Of aIlsilos; Clocks Car petings
door and door mattinrs, floor nd table oil cloths
mattresses, feather dusters, carriage tri m ngs
window shades and trim min gs, and every other ar
iiele usually kept in our line of business.
Part ofour stock WAS III ade under our own supsr-
vision, and tterest bought from manufacturer of
high standing, 80 that We can warrant everyArti-
Gle Tor durability and finish of workmans.ip.
Oar object 10 to establish permsn nent business
here, aAd not the Peter Funk principles
and ~ An inducement 10 persons 90 purchase of
US, We are resolved to sell at the lowest St. Louis
prices.
Call and examine our stock before purchasing z
elsewhere We will always take pleasure in show
inf furniture to Ladies and Gentlemen who may
favor W. with call, whether they feel inclined TO
buy or not.
SANDERS DUNBAR
Rah 1ahY .-AAusf
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A Cara,

HAVING sold my en- tire stock Of drugs, and the
Il exclusive right to manufacture and sell HI X.
uillmore's " ammaluke Liuimcnt. ana Vegetable
Anti. Bilious PILLS, to Braden a Lindly, / return
to my friends and patrons any sincere thanks for
their liberal patronage and eheerfuly reco mne nd
the above hrm as experienced druggists and reiia-
Bile business men. L. /. MckENNY.
meh4-d3m
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Chicago new Whoiesai

CIGAR, TOBACCO SNUFF WAREHOUSE
No. ~ Randolph Street. ILLS.
NXyE are nov receiving large and ohoice stock Of
w HAVANA AND DOMESTIC CIGARS,
Tine.cus, Sam OkinG, 4 Ping Toba &C . :
Having direct communication with parties in
NORTH CAROLINA and VIRGINIA, the source OF
production and manufacture of PLue ToBAcco, en-
ables US to offer somo very choice brands Of these
celebrated Tobaecos al very low prices.
Country dealers and dealers generally are invited
to ex exAmineour stock. n. JORDAN A. co.
n RAndolphst. ,(opposite Young America, lChicago
June IL '56dty
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SHIFTS MADE To ORDER.

HHIRTN MADE TO ORDER.
MRS. Il. C. BEMAN, Of New York, the origina-
lsl tor Of the system Of making shirts to me asure
who for 6fteen years has done business for the
Broadway trade, formerly No. Astor House,) has
opened rooms one door west Of the Postofice on
johnson street up stsrs. She 10 prepared 20 exc
cute. with promptAess and dispatch, orderr for
Shirts, Collars, Robe do Chambers, Ladies' and
Children's Dresses.
Parties furnishing their own materials will be
honorably dealt with.
Ladies' Basquss cut and basted in a superior
manner drt rate Miiliner, particularly In oil
NIB. ToGentlemen: Mrs. b. having been CON.
pelled 70 make Laundry arrangements for her own
business, she 10 able to take the washing Of num-
Der Of gentlemen All goods sent for, and the ne.
cersary repairing such ~ buttons, strngs 4c. done
Once - above. [febl0-d
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AT No. ~ will always be found good stock and
the newest styles and to my friends and dealers in
my line, will ofer great induce menn On hand
and for sale low the largest and best assortment
OF spring and summer goods offered in this CITY,
No. 30 Main-st. kcokuk, lowa.
mcelsdt NJ. Ii. RUNNER.
Post and Tiues Cnry
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FIRE TNsUnANCE

MissO0rt state Mutunv
FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE. cOMpAyY
- OF ST. LOUIS.
3. MeCune, s NJ. EdgsiI, C,s. Greedy,
r, "yman, =. IA. Peck. BW Ale xAndsr
James smith, A. y. p,meroy, ID. d. Page.
H. .. sLLioTr. sec'y. s. N. kDdELL, Pres /.
No oxxrRA-sAxARDous xlsxs rAKEx
!. b. HOLMES, Gsnsr.l Agent.
decl.dly A. BRIDGMAN, Agt, Keokuk
Iowa Saasc Dmsuran nee Cempauv
OFFICE IN sAhrLs's sEw suILtixG End srosY
Second Street, Kcokuk, Iowa.
VISHis Home Company takes kisks on the safer
classes of property, ON THE MUTUAL PLAN
AND ON THE CASH PLAN FOR A CASH PRE-
MlU NJ, atratss ~ reasonable those OF any rsis.
bic company.
Y. h. Perry, Il X. Ford james r. Cox
Geo. B smyth, Wm.F rurnsr, IL. d. Woodward /.
A, Bridgman, Il IL. Harrison, Is. r. yoorhies,
John McCune, J.W. RANKIN.
OFFICERS
Q. u. PERRY. Pros, u. II. HARRISON, ,Treas,r
W RANKIN, Woo Pres, W.T.. TURNER, See
ianiSd3 mos.
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= =
FNAkhk daily Through fsaias, bsswssn Phiiadsl.
i phia and Pittsssrs.--THs Aoassss MAIL raAm
leaves Phiadsiph,a for Prttsburg at ~ A. NJ, and
Rstsbarg fer Psiiadslp phfa at I A. NJ. Tas RAss
LIss leaves PAilsdeiphia for P,ttsburg at r. n.
Taa NssnS k2rRsss TaATr leaves PhiiaAeIphia for
Piussarg - III Z. NJ, and pittsburg fer Philade
phiA ~ 10 p. n.
The above lines connect AZ pittxburs with Rail
roads ~ and from st. Loais, No. Alton, 0alena
and Chicago, H.; Fraakfori, Lexingten ana Lou.
isvilis, Ky. Ierrs Haute, Madison. Lafayette and
fndianapol Ind. Cincinnati. Dayton, Springfield
Bsiefoutains, 6andusky Toledo, Ciese land, Coism
bus Zanssvilie, Massiilsn and Wooster, Ohio also
with the Steam Packet Boats from and to Now Or
isans, b. Louis, Louisville, and Cincinnati.
Throush Ticksts can be had or from either Of
the above plssss.
For farther particulars, Hand bills at the diff
fcrsnt starting points. Passengers from the West
will and this the shortest aud most expeditions
route " Philadelphia, Baltimore, Vow FORK or Boss
ton. THO6. MOORE,
Asssr, Passenger Lines, Philadelphia
. J. MESKINEN,
Agent, Passenger Lines, PtAburg.
T.
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a CAR ID.

HAVE this day sold to NJ. IL. Runner my entire
stock Of ilats, Caps. Millinery Goods, etc, and
recommend him 70 the public al ex perenoed and
al the business and worthy Of their patronage.
March II, 1887. J.E HUMPHREY
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JAMES BRADES,A. RF. LIsplY, n. b.
hRADEN LINDLY,
iSuccessors To L. | Mrkennv1
Wholesale oNd Retail DrWggisIs,
HAVING purchased the entire stock drugs, med
Il l. icines, dc. and constantly receiving large
snPpliaA from the East, We offer to the city and
country trade one of the most complete stocks In
the city. Call aud see at the old stand Of T. L.
Mckenny
Preseri ptlons carefully compounded at all hours
day andnght, by Practical presciptionists.
Inch4 d5ul
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RH9c:gHs.:tNcs.
A~~AA q - a. 80 . AZ q 80
NTE are Agents for the sale Of DANIELS
w VERY CELEBRATED
Upright Hefrtgernt0rs,
AND
ICE CHESTS
Call and see them.
mch2sdtf kILB0ukNE a DAVIS.
FRASER 4 McEvITT,
MrR Mt TAIT. 0R q

Third st., bet. Main and dJohnson........ KEOku uK.
WE are now roesiying our Spring Stock, and
w wsuld respectfully call attention 20 the
same, - from oar position ~ practical workman,
We are snAbled 10 sell the best u goods at lnw
figure.
or shape, think they never " cannot bs htted
ny Tailor 10 give us trial. and we will guaYsn+
tee ~. without alteration or b. a the les Ut tbs
mal1ri.is
asntIkmsn Furnishing their own cloth. car have
IL msA& sp ipt say Myia, In = fashionable and
werk mAniiks manner, W calling ~ var ssishlish
sasst. IHprIe dsm
TEwELRY ~ sysry Descriptions msssysstsrsdss ~
~ sfa.r by sAMI a. hkIIMUt
msAlga st Msin-strs
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q. q. a. sTRGBLEN.
Re- AL Il s TIE A ENT

NOTARY PUBLIC.
Houses and Lets for safe CheAp.
AND ON TEENS
FARMS IN THE ENEf6HBoRHooD OF KEOKUK
roR sALE ON RsAsoxAaLw rsHMs.
ALL NOTARY BUSINESS
ArfaHpkp TO WIN pGsFAvca
AO0ncc No. ISL Main street, between 9TH and
tn streets 10 Wood T StribIen's Drug Store tor
nerly \. Heimstrset.)
dscAd
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N retiring from the business I can most heartily
J. recommend 10 my personal friends, aud nli 9TH
srs, to continue their patronage my old partner
and friend, Mr.. Waggener.
Apr15dtm III s. IsBEIL,
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Shall the Man ufacs oPles Of Keok nm
be Sustained!
QUESTION or VITAL IMPORTANCE TO
THF FUTURE INTERESTS OF OUR CITY.
Citizens ere invited to call n tho wsrerooms Of
the kuk Furniture Mandatory, ,l38 Main ),
and examine our stook Of Parlor, Chamber, and
Dini ng Room Furniture. Our assortment 10 now
complete, and We are manufacturing q variety Of
articles entirely 70 the trade, which for style,
workmanship and finish cannot be excslled by any
house, East or West
decl7-d KILB0URNE 4 DAVIS.
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MANHATTAN Life aas . sA nce q n paMy
LAO BROADWAY, NEW YoRx.


CssA CssHsf saa Acesmuiafsoa kSOO, ,DOe
nEPOSITEpti loo 900 with the comptrol lle or of tn
II State Of New York, for the security Of Policy
holders. In Adiition to which the stockholders are
personally liable. Among the Directors are the
most wealthy and induental citizens Of New York
This Is stock Company, returning TO the as
sured 81 per cent. Of all the pronts trl annually
party so years Of age may secure to his family.
free homthe claims Of his creditors, for about SO
cents Per week, policy for $4,000.
v ho would not spare this sum tor the grati6ca-
ton OF rehsction, on sick bed in case of ace.
dent, that II all eise fail, ho had made certain
provision for his familyf 1t would tighten hi
pain, and do more for his recovery than medicine.
". ID. MORGAN, Pres't.
G. !. WEAPLE, Sec'y.
Prospectus, with all necess AIRY informa lion fur
nished by RTCKEY 4 SIMPSON, Agts.
Post Once Building.
sngc-dly keokuk. low \.
r EOKUk MARINE uNSURANCk OO. .
Capital, 100000.
rNHlscompany 10 prepared to do MsriaeInsur
1 Ance business. Cargo risks taken atenstomary
rates, andshc usual Cash facilities xtendedt reg
ulAr customers.
Lossespromptly djusted.
DfREcroRs.
ABridgman, G.E. .kilbourne,
:. H. Harrison, Geo. Is. Smyth
John Tenplin, AL. Deming,
z. r. Moody, II. ID. Woodward,
X. kilbourae, Jazz Cor
v. C. .Rsntgen.
A.BRIDaMAN President.
q. d.B.sMfTH, Vice President.
III. DEafS3, Treasurer.
WE TURNER Secretary.
Once In sample sbui ldin I, Second Street.
tnu3ldAw