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Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1857-04-04

UNDER GROUND RAIL RoAp.-Ohe of the d.
rectors of that great North American corporation,
the Under Ground Rail Road, reports that one %
the North Western branches on which he iSloest-
cd, has transported within the last three yearsovsE
100000 worth of human bones and muclss, .aS
estimated in the Southern market. lie adds that
the route has thus far proved q remarkably ssfi,
one and though governors have sought by the aid
of militia men, southern ~kidnappsrs, commission.
ers and United States Marsbals, to create q line
of business southwark. it has almost universally
proved unavaling and the travel has in spite OF
ii been ell in one direction-towards Canada.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1857-04-04

PuTNAN's MONTHLY for April has been resisy.
ed 1t exhibits a new feature which. il seems 10
us Is hardly an improvement, though it may sp
pear attractive to some readers. We refer to its
Illustrations. Among other good articles. it has =
very accurate, and otherwise excellent historical
compend OF the flibustoring labors of the "ps-
triarchs" and their allies in Central Americas
We shall copy the article in our next paper.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1857-04-04

DICKENS HOUSEHOLD WORDS, for this, moath bss
Its usual interest. 1t too, is not unmindfuf Of oar
peculiar and cherished national institution.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-06-17

Asa spring or sulamer medicine vs woxld
recommend DR.. Hostotter's celebrated Stomach
Biisers above an others. Its strengthening ana
ins'gorating eject upon dsbilitatsd system Is
truly astonishing. Its touio action on the liver.
''s tendency to drive all humors to the surface.
thereby cleansing the system fron all Impurities,
what has gained for these hitter sseA an savie-
bic reputation, inasmsch ~ they are pleasant 10
the taste even - beverage. and arc in general M
- family medicine wherever known. Fur ssls
BY druggists and hotels.
HARRISON ! GIBBONS. Agsnts,
jedAwlw Main ct. bet 9th TER, Heokua.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-06-17

We have for sale Job Press Of Mon
tague's patent, manufactured at Hartford,
Conn. We used it year or more, until it
was superseded by other machinery, and
have now no further occasion for il. II
could be made very serviceable in country
ONCE, and We will sell it At n bprgain.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-06-17
on DtNANCE Ne. aOe.

An Ordinances Amending Ordnance 30. Is.
bs y ordained By the City Couusil II The City oi
Aeokak, sne nos !, That sAsssvsr .say sslairs
shall - The dssy Of tbs City Rasssssr % rive no.
tire 70 tie oMAsr ~ agent ~ rspsis sAid
side walk. SAndsaid sot,cs may = eiysn INV,
b. leaving written netics With ths sAia swacr
ing the ssms IN 800 II ths daily pspsrs Tor ons
week; said sotiss sp~eityiae tie tims within
which said repairs n nst ~ msds.
should tho owner or agent Aseisst ~ refuse 4
repair said sidewalk, within the tins spsciASd u
said notice, thsn ths xneihesr shall proceed - ir
Section Of Ordinance No. ~.
PAsasd jane 18th, 1857.
lAttsst,l HAWKINS TAYLOR.
= >. AsasiAA. Clerk. Mayor.
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nspuSiacan Cs.ven,,ou.

A Convention Of the Republicans Of Lee county
will b held 1t CnARLE&TON. on SAT-
URDAr. JULH tish, st IL O'Clock, NJ, fol-
the pafpcss Of nominating candidates to be sup
ported At the August election. All opposed TO the
further extension of Slavery invited 10 attend,
BY order of the County Central Committee.
PHILIP vTELE Chairman.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-06-17

SEpucTioN--SHARP PRAcrIcE.-A father
sued, and obtained a verdict agains, one
Consyiea in New York, the other day, to the
amount Of $4,000 damages for the seduc.
ton Of his daughter.
On the trial q perjured scoundrel was hired
to testify against the character Of the girl,
and the jury paid OF the defendant by this
heavy verdict. In "a few hours afterwards
the defendant conveyed away nil his property
to avoid payment of the judgment; but the
plaintif's attorney had been too sharp for
him and had the Judgment entered withou,
costs, TO save time and make it lien on the
property. So the $4,000 will have TO b.
paid.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-06-17

TnE PosTorTIcE.-Ws do mot mean the
Postothce in this city, but the Postoiice in
general. 10, 10 this country. great arrange
ment. Wewere in St. Louis last Friday, at
the celesrasion. We went almost on pur-
pose to be present and write homo our im.
pressions OF that event. We did 90. Last
Friday noon we committed TO the Postoficc
in that city letter describing the landing Of
the excurtionists, their reception, stc. Fri
day evening, We committed to the mail de-
tailed account Of the procession, dinner,
speeches, etc. On Saturday morning, we
left for home, spent the Sabbath day In Gin
cinnati, and reached Pittsburgh on Monday
night at $40. We write this 1t twenty min
atcs to six O'Clock Tuesday evening, and the
letters Of which We have been speaking are
not yet in hand. We might, perhaps, re-.
write them in substance and publish chem 1
day IN advance, but We have concluded Il
abide our time. and see how long before VI
shall hear from matters carefully committed
to the keeping Of the Postoiice Department,
IN St Louis on Friday last, and one 1t 81,
r.n. respectively. II Pittsburgh Gazette.
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pOStpOnemcnt.
AT PUBLIC AUCTIONS!
In p IS Sc + MO MT.
on TaB sR0UMp,
IS POSTPONED TO
Is POSTPONED TO


Thuysday, June 26th, 1857.
ffNuE suburb ESA L n IN City Of ksok uk.
containing Oss Hundred ard sixty Acres Of
Land has bssn with rsfeseaes 70 the con-
tour VI the ground, and consequently Lots vary in
Dimensions from ane-f fourth VI an arrs to two and
oas-han acrss. The Streets and Avenues are vide.
aud pass over favorable ground, requiring neither
cutting nor filling. An elevated p0int % rsesfved
Tor the purpose Of N AstroRonaieAl Observatory -.
Another portion hss been laid 81 for Public Park
The desisn u the RsopsietoBs in the arrangsmsnt
Of this suburb has bees 10 pssserse the natusal
beauties Of the losaiitys which are unsqHalsd IN
the vicinity Of keokuk, or elsewhere. kron every
point, excepting asmall ersck bottom Of Allayial
enc view Of tho Misssssippi River, Also 81 beau.
tifulcouatry lying North and West.
EsnelmoUt
Is situated within the city ltmits, / mile from
6lcnford Station, an1 10 aeceeeible By Mcdowell
street ,dlcnford apa Essslnont Avenues from the
The sails viii take place on ths eroands, on The
3sth day Of june, sunnsneing u ~ o'clock .. U
Single Lots will y sold viii the privilege Of
from 10 ., q option q purchaser.
One FVth CasA -baloncs I. Ons, TUe,
Thrss sMd Fowr Years,
With interest II tAs rate IT 10 percent psr aanun
payable annually. Masrastss Deeds Win y givel
and Nortgagss retained for deferred paynssts.
"A eollasisa via b furnishsd. AsAogrAphil
Rbooe VIII - kue 01smeo % 0ay ~ eoAo.
The Streets - Avsnnes win b spsned . su1.
esat time hsfaEs the day Of sale . snahis pssoAs
desiring - passAss to drive Over the whole tRa1l
A pisn Of The property ca b seen u err e1Aes
For iurtAAs liar Inquire 81 q. r. DinonA
W. DsWoH, ~ AaiA~st., Or 81 the usAessisnsd.
8NlTA AvANSICKLxE,
jansild Anstieassss.
\ o0eonA WaDA Rlaoo
Es0R SAILS ~ R@at.I Prizes as. Also, ~ espisa
Il Of "HAsk / hear ~ asesl stas." end : lsss<
1 aAeerso snt Of nsw snA pOpolas nusis. just pu6.
hshed, Tor sale ~ 70 Aatn u.
| juneSd PATRICK D GROUSE.
| NOTICE.
| "A III persons dssiress Of being conveyed 4Ssa
"A any part % ths etty 70 tbs raskets In tn
nosnink. wilFplsass leave their orders ~ oar o.
bee, cornsr u Aain and oh sn., tAs svsning ne
vieas. Prioe OAly 30 ssnta.
n.ylsd TKIMBLR i FOUxIR.
| Per lRens.
INAH Inc sad cen nodioas store on The corner 81
Jehnsen snd aeesad streets, Willis rented, ~
| possession gtveu tnpsdaatsly, " dpplIratjos n
asds 500. 70 lDIMONtx pdNN,
may1Ad 81 Ha,n-st.
RUF1ON = Mataqai HEs1a{y 81 Ma. - 1SIcSe
- Ard Of osa4sApsds, With saAittees 1raI o
viss, !se$psds, aaa other prsninsng nass9Slises
Tor sai. ~ .00D3H, DkOWMILL 400.
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ON SATURDAY, JUNE 2OtA, fss7.
ON the GROUND.
vNILL be sold 1t Psblic Auetion, On SATURDAY.
" the 3oth Of Juas, 1887, Forty ekoies Lsts
II 0lsnford, and Thirty -four Lots 10 Ravens vood
sale to commence at 10 e.aloek Z. = !, on IL
ground.
RAvEN6WOOD adjoins 0LEEFORD on III
South, fPcatIng % 0rsnd Avenue. Zee plaas d
both psopsrtisSat the olhee Of the sndessfensl.
thrss and four ysars With interest annually q u
Pr esat pr snaan. Title perfect, asd warranty
osed givsa.
The ears Of tha Ksokuk and III. Pleasant HAIL
rsad VII lssvs tks Depot for 0lsulord 8Iation. q
%, 70, II, anA - s'eiosk, snA viii pssurn e q
early hour after the sale. Passage kree. a cpl.
iaaisA will b provided ~ the sale.
- PsssoDs wishing 10 attend ths ssJe Vim meel
SMITH VAN sICELYN.
n. ,. VAN 6IOxLuN,
lone2-d AuetiQnlax.
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CT The ST. Louis Inisiiigeneer tx. N
argues against the Missouri nominee Of the
Black Democracy for Governor, on the
ground that he il president Of the Hannibal
and St. Jo. railroad, which adheres 10 the
ssBoston guase," when Ill the rest OF the
railroads In the State are 6ve and half fee.
wide,--the object Of the Hannibal road being
TO preserve unh-ok@r connection. With n.
Underground railroads" Of Abolisiondom
Fight Beelxebub with his own weapons.
CO Mr.. Burr, the late Surveyor General
OF Utah, expresses the opinion that force
Of one thousand United States soldiers would
eaecsually overawe Brigham Young. He
thinks that majority Of the population 81
Salt Lake would side with the United states
ofhcers at once il they had just show Of
pr election, afforded BY small band Of sold
iers under United States authority. Why
does not Dir. Buchanan give them chance
for their lives.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-06-17

TaR Dxs MONKS VALLEY wHtc is Published
every Wednesday II this o6ce. is ono of the Oldest
papsrs 10 Iosa, and has very large and incrras-
Ing circulation throughout the Dss Moinss Valley,
northern Missouri, and Western Illinois.
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CteVN. IAN lATuop.

HaseIenlas AnneUDee0ens.
pssens living a. . distaaes irsL. tewp ere DeeS-
fcd that ebout o clock in the aftersson, vtu4
and weather permitting, q youag aAA beasetful
LADY, Milo Iyedsrtehs will aslk sDes singls
wire from the ground to the top Of the hlghest
nsrtsH u DvteseseA ca. 6anneth fAvNssn,
distances 81 SEQ fsss spd - fest fSen ths eSOsaA
This Grand and TcrriAs Ascension y III tais place
outside Of tbs rsviltas. 80 ~ usse free - all
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BED


Died,
Al his rcsidsnos on Johnson street, las, cv.nin
Daniel Z steddArd. u this city, formerly q =
lem, Mass
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~ the Gate City.
wsskuk, r.. Dss Msamos aaA Mass
nesesa IsaslreeA Co.
Having been kindly honossd with an invi.
tation to participate In The recent sxsaasion,
given by the officers Of this road TO IL stock
holders, ! beg the privilege Of adding my
testimony to the accuracy and faithfulnsss OF
the report you have furnished your readers
10 regard to II. do not propose, however,
to refer to the varied beauty or charming
magni6csncs o: tho scenery through which
this road passes nor to the cordial welcome
and ample hospitality manifested BY the cit
liens of Pennington on that occasion this,
BY concurrent consent, has already been pro-
nounced oil that could have been anticipated.
I desire rather to express my unqualified sp-
probation Of the foresight, energy, and In.
domitable perseverance exhibited BY the Di-
rectory Of this road in the attainment Of .
sucoess ct once remarkable and gratifying.
When We contemplate the fact that, with but
a single exception, every other railroad com
pany in this State, has been the recipient Of
the patronage and assistance Of Eastern cap
italists; or, the more powerful cooperation
OF Governmental aid, it 10 a matter Of espe-
cial congratulvtion to our citizens, that the
board Of direction Of this road, destitute Of
these appliances, and relying mainly upon
their own skill and energies have in the face
Of obstacles we'll nigh insurmountsble, sue
cecded in its completion to Pennington,
twenty nine miles distant; besides making
provision for its immediate extension 70 Ben
tonsport-a farther distance OF thirteen
miles.
Rich and inexhaustible mines Of mineral
and agricultural wealth are now opened, and
rendered accessible to US; and our hearty
thanks are due to those who, amid innumer-
able discouragemen and difficulties, have
achieved results fraught with such import
ance to the commercial interests Of our noble
city. The necessity for the completion Of
this road to its terminus, is now . matter Of
indispensable Importance. Its influence up
on our future growth and prosperity-in the
reciprocal benefits it will confer-and in the
infusion Of the elements Of enduring pros
perity--must be clearly obvious to the most
superficial apprehension, and no argument
can be required TO enforce it. To the men,
who in period Of general financial depres-
sion, hesitated not to pledge their own per-
sonal fortunes to ensure the means necessary
for its prosecution, this great enterprise may
6tly and safely be entrusted and no brighter
memorial Of their devotion and fidelity to its
interests need DO adduced.
The suspicious progress already made,
must be pressed forward with undated wig
or. Let them receive, therefore, AS they de-
servodly merit, the cordial sympathy and Of
fcient cooperation Of our citizens, until the
final completion Of this great avenue Of trade
shall be attained, and their important labors
reach a triumphant termination.
T.. g. G.
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Notice 70 COmtrACe 0Fo.
SEALED proposals will be received NJ the offoe
~ OF the City Engineer until I o'cioak r. NJ, Of
Monday. July 9th, A. D. 1857, for the Grading VI
6rard Avenue from Orleans street. TO the North
Line OF city LimiA.
Afro for the grading VI Commercial Alley, in
kesds Addition, and continuation Of road 10 south
Line " City.
Also, Tor Bridging and Culycrsing On both the
above.
Blaf will BE- received Al tho same time for M
fiji in " alter street and Levse, between Blonieau
and Or oAn. streets.
Proa.es and >peciheat tons can be .een at the Of
fee after June IS, 1877.
Paymentfor the above work to be made ia 8 per
cent. ~ Year Bonds of the City; interest parable
semi annually in New York.
l.. HUTCHINSON,
Jgnr IS. 'J,-dyV CITY Ervr..er
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The Ep,.cop., Church In ,uc 4. ;.

The Episcopal Church n tuc T.. y.
The Journal Of the General Convention Of
1856 has just been published. 1t is.A docu
ment extending through 526 pages, giving
statements in detail OF the condition Of the
various dioceses in the United States. From
the summary OF statistics We extract the
chief items:
Clergymen in 81 dioceses, 1928; the com
municants, lis, $40; baptisms in 30 dioceses,
1851; parishes in 20 dioceses, 1925; Sun
day school scholars in Is dioceses, 82,Ol4;
Sunday school teachers in 90 dioceses, 9, 235;
clergy deceased in % dioceses, So. The va
rious contributions for church objects during
the three Convention years reach the SUN Of
s.. 4o2, 1888. In 1858 there were reported
1851 clergy, los, l36 communicates, 48, l57
baptis.ns, l,l50 parishes, 62,376 Sunday
school scholars, and 1851 teachers. 10 1888
the clergy were 95l, the commandments As
$50, the baptisms 1888. and other things 10
about the same proportion.
THE EPISCOPAL CHURCH AGAINST TUE THEATRE.
Tho action Of the Episcopal church coin
cdes with the sentiments expressed bv other
church organizations on the subject OF dra-
matte exhibitions. Its opinion was announced
at the general convention Of 1877, held in
New York, when the House Of Bishops Bish.
op White presiding) issued . pastoral letter
to the members Of the church, IN which they
express their opinion s'that theatrical repre-.
sensations, from their licentious tendency,
and from the strong ten ptations to vice
which they afford, ought not TO be frequent
ed"
This pastoral letter WAS unanimously ap-
proved by the Bishops, read in tho house Of
clerical and Law Dc, uti0s. And ovdnrad n he
Published; aud, - far ~ legislation 10 oon-
csrned, it may be considered the feeling and
settled opinion Of the Episcopal church,
BiAhep Whites language 10 "The theatre, q.
il has always been, and 10 likely to Be Alwnya
conducted, has general tendency to the cor.
ruption Of morals, not only because Of pro-
fame and indecent words and sentiments in
some plays, but because vice il often insid-
iously set o6 to advantage by its being asso-
ciated with agreeable and even estimable
>Qualities."
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naaanl.urlnN,

DISSOLUTION.
|9UvHD pastnovship heretofore eG1eeine betu0sn
i WOOD Ussiblsn Il this day llssoissd b. m
trial conseut. l.. WOOD,
&C. 4. ef1IRLEH.
All mUaeys and accounts due, - MI elosns
aeainst IL arm, will be received snA odd sn the
bUsiness continued BY i. WOOD
Jupe II. 1887 div
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new - Okoe
1fSHE American Merchant in Europe, Asia and
l Australia, by q. r. Train, with an Introdue-
tiou by Freeman Hunt, of Hunts M.rehsnt4'
Magazine.
The Actress of G.eenhurst, by Mrs. Ann S. Ste
vcns, author of Fashion and Famine.
Dynevor Ter, acc, W the asth,r II The Heir Of
RydcliH,
The worse Polk /, or A Nisitto the Homes II Nor
way ahd s~cden, BY c. l.. Brace, author Of Home
Life in Germany.
Sisters Of charity, Catholic and Protestant, and
the ommunfun Of Labor. by Mrs.. jameson.
The Aft,st's Bride, BY Emerson u nnstt.
For sale at CLAkkE'S, Corner sth 4 Main,
And On Johnson ST., adjoining the Postofhce.
juncl5d
NEW POCREr MAPS.
= NC il0SAL anI Township Maps VI Iowa, Iili-
~ nois, Missouri. Wisconsin, Ksnsss, Aebraska
and Minne ota. Ais, Hallway Guides AID Trav-
elsrs Hand Books, Of latest issues, for sale At
GLAkkE'S,
jel3d Adjoining postofce.
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5sKsJ. DA0R,
4 zIOAN1Y - Law, Ksokuk. lows. OLE n
"A Post building, sdst., BET. Main ard Johnsen.
jsedly
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= q. Q. n. sTnIWLENsS
ID BAL ESTATE, Insurance and Exchange O1cs,
4 y corner 3th sna Nam street, over Holnes dry
gods store. { %&& fjussl 7dN
PARTICULAR NOTICE.
A LIp,rsona knowing themselves indebted 10 the
IA late drn OF Sullivan CellIas will please sail
and settle with n. =. COLLINS.
iunelfdkv
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Nuperh rtauo rortei

NJ have lately received frcla A. ". Laid i
w Co., Boston, three the Pianos of the follow
ing styles and compass:
One seven Octave, carved monldingr, Louis NV
style.
unc seven octave, (censre Piano double round
corners
Gas = Octave, richly and eiaborately carved
Louis NV style, with three strings to each ham
mer.
All the abovs will be sold at low figures for cash
or hort negotiable paper.
fhs Pianos of A. W iadd are anrivaled fer their
cxqulsteiy sweet and rich tone. and took the
hat,eriug premium that Was ever awarded to any
Piano. PATRICK j GROUSE,
junsiod Is Main.st,
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Hardware and House Koopine
WARES.
NEW sroas, 40 MAlN.s1.. MAJ yryqaA
Z Oh =. =. s NIT H.

~ tho sign Of the Mortise Losk,
II AVE ~ store complete assortment % Batn.
= = ss's Hardware, Mechanics .Tosis, Fsrmina
Utsnsiis House Keeping Wares, n aiis, Olass, Wiss
Riddles Sleeves. Screens, Cloth Bird Cesss 6eales,
Files. Chains, Coil Chain, Rope, SAovsis, spAdes.
RAkss, Forks; Japapned Britt ainnis Brnss. NJ
Metal and oiiyer Plated Ware wins. Hfsshae !.
1slIs, s..s. hiagss. Screws, Lssps, IAaterss,
0uns Colt Rsvolvers, 6eJ thes ,SsathA, 10, whleS
are offered q Wholesale and rctaii, cheap for saA
Parsicuiar attention giysn y tho retail trade.
iunelOd
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~. r. HARKlNAs
~ Ale and Porter Deuot.

Cor. Maln ana Hlrss.sss.. Koskun.
A IL. orders fnr Bottled ALE and PORTER.
"A filled aud delivered In any part VI the city.
Aiso, quantity OF Als By ths barrel. Orders
from adistanoe respectfully solicited aid
attended ~. w. S. HARKINS
is3ddn
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FRUIT, FRUIT

WAoiessis Dssisst in Trsis. ss6 De~ssfie
FYutts aUA Nass, ana Cenmtssas -
NJ. n Ne. !: Z ......i EsiiSSss.; IOWA
/ pETNa eonnesesd with the largest houses In
ID Bo,ton New YorA and New Orleans, shsy arv
enabled 70 obtstn their supplies fresh From those
house in the vest. The following Is Hist Of part
| Of their stock
Orange, Lemons, Ban anas,
Pine ne. APPLES, T1@aIind, rruns',
Dried csrran,', English wainuts, Figs,
Almonds. pccans, fiibcrs,
Braali Nuts Pes Nuts, Cocoa Nuts
lslSddw
INN hush. Potatoes, jus, arriving, and viii
luuV b''oid cheap At King ATAfLoR's.
jeihiaw No. Main o..
so bxs L'Aoss in '.sEs and selling a very
le edAw Main-st.
TAMAklNDs--A fresh supply just reesivsd By
! jei6dAw KING TAYLOR.
I'M SKIS. PEA NUTS in store and for sale Low
wv at KING 1 TAYLoR's,
leled&w ! Main-st.
BANANAS. frssh from New Orlrans, for sale .,
- KING I TAYLok's,
YATES, Figs, iaisins, Eng. walnuts, Fiiberts,
~ Almonds, Ac,, 40, in any quantity, for saleb BY
jcl6ikw KING = TAYLOR. Aaia-st.
PIANO 4ORTEsy PIANO ron rEsu
slNWU very valuable instruments, made By Hal
let, Davis Co., celebrated man fact ursrs Boz
ten. for sale cheap for CASH, or will b exchanged
for country produce, or merchandise Of any kind
KING TAYLOR,
junel6dav No. Msin-st.
MELODEONSy
1.-TWO very fine toned Instruments from the oel.
l. ehrated mAnufaetory Of Mason uamlin
Boston. jast received aud for sale cheap for CASH.
vii! be cxchsnged TOR country produce, II applied
for KING 4 TAYLOR,
juncfblkw Mol Muin-st
FOR SALE.
ENO OOO PINE SHINGLES, and two Fiat
OUO.OUO Boats =; the Packet Landing.
Apply 10 u. W. TAYLOR,
Lumber Once,
janeidiSw Corner Sth and Biondeau SITS.
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More New 0bods
II = n p = u = ON I GO.

- - - - - ~ ~ -
Merchant ra1IsrA,
SECoND.sT. MAR MAIN, ktOaUk, IOWA,
Are nov receiving choice int VI
FRENCH CASSlMERR8 FOR PANTS,
MARSElLLIS AND DRlLLlN0S.
Ssns very 1ne French tight eolsred CIaths for
SUMMER COATS AND RAGLANS,
which We will make 70 order in the latest and
moot approved style, and ~ prices ~ suit custom
ers. Every garment made 1t our establishes
WARRANTED To FIT, OR No SALE
We have chUioe stock Of 0cnts' RusniuhinR uoo1s
silk shirts and drawers,
/ white and Colored Shirts,
Lisle Threai Shirts aud Drawers,
White and Fancy Half Hose,
Gsssaspcr Neck Ties,
Stik Cravats, H., ~.
Call and Sec one Of the largest and 2sest ssssks
In th, city. HENDERSON D CO.
jsns5-,iJ,n
DlsSNLVTION.
vINHE Gu, partnership heretofore existing b itwesS
l the subscribers under the nsme and firm VI
Cosl Palmer ID thi. day dissoivcd b. mutual
eoasont.
Caleb cswies. IT,. viii coa,inus tbs sa.ise,..-
Othos ts,~ecn 81 and I'D, ~ Aain at. up stairs.
N. PALMER.
C. COWLkS, IN.
keskuk. June !, lsa7-ljes-d,w
save eas Menepl
NkW MOOT ANO SasbE ATORR,
No. - Asan-at., aeaf oydeni bookstore, Kssksh.
IUST received, and nos ready fur sale, new aad
wishinE bsy win find IL for tAcir interest 10 oall
and Examine our goods shsil sell o. prices 70
suit p~Fshxssrs. Tall and seca -.
iAniod J.s.KIMDALLA co.
ksek 49, ~. Des n sbnes 4 MInn0s Oso
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