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ScnlS lhat l>llnIS Ol tic Heii
and herbs before they grew
We're made because there hrd
been no rain. The true rem
drring: d" IN The day That the
Lord Cod made the carl!l and
the heavens ani bef0rr any
1IHnt Of the .ftM arns IN the
fnvth and hrfore dnyh.rb G
the. .frh'grr,r:; for the Lord
God had not caused il to
rain" This is correct, and
has 4 meaning.
C0rrertiOn.-" Anah that
found the warm or medical
springs in the Wilderness
4 discovery Of some note.
Tyntlalc's version had this
correctly rendered: ".And Ju-
cob swarc by Him whom his
father Isaac fcared.r
Cory~riioR.-" Use 0f" in
this place is an Interpolation,
and conveys u false idea. Its
insertion il nnaccountablc.-
David babe them teach the
children oi Israel tie BOw,
that being the name Of the
song or cIegy which was 10
be sung as q tribute to the
memory Of Saul and Jona-
than. The parenthesls Is an
interpolation. COrcrtiale Ind
long before translated II cor
rcctly: Sand David mourn
ed with this lamcntali0n over
Saul and Jonathan, his son,
and commanded to teach the
children Of Israel the Bow.
Behold il (the Bow is writ.
ten" Sc. Rodgers, the pro-
ta-martyr, also, long before
tho timo Of King James, gavo
the same correctly, but lint 50
literally as Corer,lalo.
Correction.-Dr. Adam
Clarke says: "Itissurprising,
and n thing to be deplored,
that, In this and similar cases,
our translators have not been
careful to sifl the sense Of the
original records, by 1rhich
they aro,Ad haze droidei q
profitsion Of erceptiona1ls
meanings aciM arhich they
hdue clothed many passages
of the sacred acritin1s."-
The errors In the passage be-
fore us have made many inf
dels. David put his prison.
ers to saws, to harrows OF
iron, TO axes OF iron, to brick
kilns He made them work.
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TEMPERANCE RAINIER DISTRICT

York is certainly this district in South Carolina.
Instead Of having four Divisions of the Sons as we
said week or two ago. it is ten ; and that's Legion
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thus important, what must be the importance of
thousands, given as God save them, and disrobcd
of the rubbish with which mans devices have
covered them? And the united voice of all bibli-
cal criticism bears testimony to the existence Of
the evils We have named in King James's version,
and is equally unanimous in the declaration that
all these evils can he remedied Let US look at
two authorities on this subject
Conybeare and Howson, two distinguished min
listers of the Church Of England have recently
published work entitled "The Life and Epistles
of St. Paul" 1t has been hailed with accamation
everywhere, by the learned, as one of the noblcst
monuments of biblical criticism ever erected by
learning. The highest authorities in periodical
criticism among Presbyterians and Episcopalians
have bestowed upon the work the warmest appro-
baton, and the authors deserve the lasting graft
tude of all scholars for the floods of light they
have thrown upon the New Testament. In vast
number of instances, they conclusivey establish
the existenc: Of the very faulty condition of the
text used by King Jamess translators and in
many other instances show the bad use made of
the text that in the hands of those translators
Thus, for an example, in I'd Corinthians xl. 70,
Conybeare and Howson say: The true meaning
is lost in the authorized version and is similarly
lost in the Sermon on the Mount, Mathew vii. 26,
o." In Pauls discourse at Antioch, in Pisidia, a
metaphor more beautiful than anything in Demos
themes or Cicero, is entirely lost in the authorized
version. Again, these authors, on Romans iii. 70,
after giving the Greek text, say " THE mistrans-
laton qchich is in the authorized version entirely
alters the meaning" These arc but specimens
of many hundreds of such instances given by these
renowned biblical scholars.
Again, the Religious Tract Society of England,
composed of what are called evangelical sccts,
established 1899, have recently produced an An
notated Paragraph Bible" which should command
the favor of the English world. 1t is not saying
too much to say, that if such Bible had been in
the hands of the English race one hundred years
ago. Christianity would have been immensely ad-
vanced over the world, and in the hearts and prac
ticcs of myriads, beyond what it is. The incrca-
sing knowledge of the English people in Bible mat
ters demanded Bible worthy of the text of in
spration; and the Religious Tract Society"
have furnished one, for which they deserve the
highest honor. That society makes multitude
of improved versions in lieu of the faulty ones Of
King James's work. A great number of those
improved rcvisions are invaluable, and will prove
a precious boon to all who love the pure light of
tho Bible.
Perhaps shall be pardoncd for noting few Of
the many blunders in King James's version.
First, we have direct contradictions. Now in the
very nature Of things it is impossible that the Ho-
" Spirit can contradict himself: and in the origi-
nal there is no discrepancy.
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Louisville, KY.

~ IF you would preserve the health of your
horses exercise them il the open air every day. when
not in actual use. The samo may be said Of your
children, yourself and your wife.
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nal there is no discrepanc!
CONTIADI

Exodus Xxx. makes Il sinful
To covet. See also Romans
vii, Z; xiii, Q. 1st Corinlhi-
ans V. IL, places covetous per-
sons In the same category
with idolators, drunkards,
railers, with whom Christians
are not to eai.
1st. Cor. vi. 10 declares that
corctous persons shall not in
herit the kingdom Of God.
Ephcsians V. s." but cove
tousness, let Il not be once
named among YOU"
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Genesis xii, 1-s God did
tempt Abraham " You
shall not tempt the Lord your
God" DeuL vi, IL. This
language Is repeated in many
of the Prophets and in the
New Testament.
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II An amicable settlement of our difficulties with
Now Granada is now confidently anticipated.
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Exodus xxiv, ~" Then
went up Moses and Aaron,
Nndab and Abiliu, anil seven.
ty Of the elders Of Israel; and
they saw the God Of Israeli" !"
&c.
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T The Rev. Mr. REED Gf not Providentially
will perform divine service in the Eplseo-
pal Church, on Sunday the 18th instant.
ey' Several original articles omitted this week,
will be attended to in our next issue.
REVISION.
strong reply to our ant-revisonists may be found
unon this pape
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2,l Samual !, Ii: xviii, 10
I'm the account Of Davhl's
clegy, We have this IN parrn-
thesis: {" Also he babe them
teach the children Of lrarl
the use ct' the buw.")
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Genesis xxyvi, 9i-" .Anali
that found the mules in the
Wilderness
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Genesis XXI. 35-"And Ja-
cob swarc by the fear Of his
father Isaac
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THE CONGRESSIONAL ELECTION.
The following is tic result Of The Congressional
Election just held in the 80 District:

W. l.. Bonham. e. p. .SnHiraa.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-27
REAL ESTATE.

I
JItLssS ES'T.1.sV r,
III N u 4 e Il Mt.
office ~ ..rhi -, 0ssrA. arcssA ssssss,
ss'vses Mis- $50 Srsas. ss
Timber Land, 49,
4 4 4 AcksS t.rG b ausiim T,nber. Sn mile.
e. ~ DAv nprt' price 10 p.r scf.; vvl b.
.Inprsvol Farms.
- ses-s hish, smptov.i e. N, m':s. iren Lay-
,or: 2t0 n cultivation gS.i bvard fsn'e. .~i,h
e, anse b0us., stable etc.
Ak aniHul farm - mle> frum Dav~npsr-lo0
scre--sO acres IL cui,ivAiA.n. part timber ! h.~
n.,us-, stahfr, etc
5 milr. from Davenport, " acres; 10 acres I'M
g.. &c.. &c s-s' 's''' 'h' '"'s '''@'' ''''<' ''
ala acrcs , miles from, Davcp,ort-'N acr-r in
f-nr', 40 acre. in high state ~ cuttvattn, -
limb ", orrhsai twY vood wrllscf water,
lake h'u,e with reom>, stables, outbudings, &c
miles from osvnpnt--lO acves n eulttvstton
geod house, stable, etc.
sx miles IRON, Dav-npert-l9o acres. Ill - fGee,
50 Ac~esin cuivst, " scres iihsr - acres prai-
tEphoo>', sN11tNs W..
3miies from Davenport-sO acres; % &C res IN cul
t,vAiiaa, psrt timber. large nev house. Eood barn
etc, etc.
- miis~ from Davrn,~rt--ao scrss; - acres IN
cultivation, good houss, s'rOl~, etc
ic miles from Davenport--0O scres; - acres I'm
GU. vAttVn, g.od house. stable. etc.
3 lies from DxsenpNt-ee scres; % scres In col
tiv-t,n, u splendid timber, ba'aace prairie
srre orchard. running water, house, large stable.
smoke house etc.
Is miles from DAvsnport; 81 seres-ar In cutivG
tion; house, stable; etc
ismiies from Davenport, 50 acres-al 10 fence and
cultivation.
200 IN scnce and cultivation. the Dubuque
road, miles from Davenport.
% acres prairie land; miles from Davenport heau-
tifl view over Rock island. Mississippi aud Daven-
port.
200 arres of rich prairie land by walc"st. some ri
II cultivated. And large amount Of upsmprov-i
land In Scott County.
number ~ houses lots and vacrnt lots, parasaht-
" situated In d~reot pavts Of Davenport For sale
IN favorable terms
~ heant,fnl lots IN North Dnvenpert-trTms lis~r-
s''v. Apply To
'yibsf JULIUS LYTANCE.
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Valuable Property rsv sale ID East
NsvNnmAPf

4 e 1OOB enNdins Lots ala .~o sto-y pv.m.
u Hs,us-- and twu ht- ovsvl.s hius tho niss.
.iuls rv~r Apply ~ samuel Gay il Ess' Iav"p
eprt or to John 1 Gsy or Jas Juraan IN nsv~n
usIrt au91D D~fStf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-27

1nHk A srf y'!'i attend L, the roleetion of drhr,
u tai sub.srivtt,i.s fnf n. w,pAr'rs aud do Gen
'tsi Ae~ecy bv.ib~.s. Ohee- NJ 10 Urr's SuidiI.s
k.Ser 70 Borrosr = Pr-.ty,nan. Os-A 4 Dillon
I.isal
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FOUNDRIES.,
AgENPoRT IRON WonKs
r. q u ~ ID IL y

4 -
AgENPoRT IRON wolKs
r q u ~ ID IL y
- .N'D MI e Ml.rr SMOP.
.oril,-r R.es i,iarsi ana ., ,r.,uA s,r-.s.
JAIME. OUN y Ea.o.H 4 CO.,
| (Lsss .srs~~ y ~ Lstzstrs |ssssrJ1
! 4 w. pI.pard 10 c1'cu, all tinds VI knsm'
! n aud MAchu.e work fcf Saw and fourins rnilin
| Ai-o
ssssaessai Nease Csssiass.
VI ."2srh slsi NASi-l dts4n, caps, Ss, sracs-
-ts fruss~ &C u to- isic.t pa,,srus. Vt msas ~
ortr.
n y. Sp-.is attention paid repairing VOTE
Accii'nte ~ sthin-ry r-paird without 3.iay.-
urssA cast l%s asi- ord.1 vi shost u.ticv
lnlhiH!ifl SAANE DONNElL7 = CO
CepsTtserSAip.
:. Jamm~ snd J U.hnei ,, ai,isr the dtn and
nsue Of Jsmne uney ~hI c'n'ina N bs T.
n~s-s' IN o,o stand, sh all ordes III thsir iIns
viii l. yromp. } add ,.i.hfa,n s1vcu,-d
j.nS, as6ln JAnAb DDNh8lH.
UNION CAR AVID BRIDGE WOak
FOUNDRY,
UNiONvlLEE,
CMlCAGO, ILL.
HsAPs. ells, Bsaehee, Tsasss, Cssanns. etc q
~ sh- latest patterns made " order.
Information ss to prices, etc, may Be cbsslssd .,
~ once o, ssons hDonss and boSisss0s, Dasse-
srONE. sOonrRA soC1or.
aaschle1ss PSuestssoss.
NOVELTY WORKS. |
WARD l. COOk, rr0prtetsrs.
JAsEsviLLr, wIsCoNsIN.
MANUFACTURERS Of F,rtabl .Stxtionspv aud
AVA Narlne |
NleN2sl Engines,
Bsilers, Mill Gearing,
lROyN' = BR.aSS C.sATI.HGS
Heavy Forxinr, Loo F.n. hing and Repairing, Gang
Gate, Muics and ia'y T ircnlar
SAW MILLS
John r Noys-' pori abr Is, and hour Aiils, ACnts
for th ssi Of fuitrn Prrkn,'(rsg = pat n) RoiA |
~ Sawm,ils; } u"rns lf-s.tiine Rtsry saw |
mill; Fox patent siding Nil; bAileyy shingl"
cutting Marhine and Ml UNI hing s"nr ally; snd |
frr 'ish T. order On short na'ic-. pig rn and coal
c. pySr, al and iton pipe, boiler Aie>. leAihr and |
rubbs, ltnE, oiis afd r,ss for mil and
rngi..s r., ~ vesy small comm,ssr u and rAirs
Orders comnluni aitns by mail " at counting
rp m viii rc'iv" prompt attention.
NoRMAH wi.pD ALAN w. coOx. |
PLEASE TO REFxR 70
BTsW>pV, Jshe>SHe
Thomas wizard. I<,nisville ksD'urky.
bsHuum. Nash 1 Co. Hastings, Min Ter.
kC NiY. Aurora. 81.
kngor~ kps" 10, W ~hngtan, lowe
Dr W Bidn Noun, v~rnn, d.
S~srR SprAgr M.r'm. R"nAl MI.
s. ipr-, Br ~ 1 Spears, Chiesg II.
Nv Man, ESQ, do
u iv / Gallagher, do
Is Bn>.,ii DO
xai,n-~ wiard. E.s, Avon.
Ow' n. / ~ or. 3 Paul. r.
" pi.r>on, d. do
II Ph Up r. lin, Wis.
Nv 5:h, 1885. w1vr
"COPPER" l. a an, Iron Pip anh FITTINGS. 8h"ei
troa work such as Hr ching, smote-pip T..
f'rni he'd at the WEsrghN Aovslyy WoNIs
no. Jan svil Wu.
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Grand Monthly jubilee.

Its mp ss,h,s to z,ve ,he d tail, Of this m inin
cs,-t ense pri>. N thu shrt sssv-rre. n-n .nd y.
tn re' { re- Il resde . c'e"''ssr., or IL ID
'JOURNALOP ROMANCE t-.s,, npy o, 'vntch
may be had by wiring 70 } 1l.f .,',rh h, >.
J'orrA' of mshc CT ,sc,"s Wy 60 ns,
re = a 4 th~ odir OF asine esr.r Ia 1hih ihi>
adv- ti.em~ct sp;was. $50
rrRNS.-Ho .rs tf 20, nre -u'n,h q 81.
nr Z &C y nts, tt,N. Ey- y >uts.rshe ~nl r. ,ne
o a,t M ininr-iiai' Is, s,T.p rh.,,s t,-r ID h
so,,t',., su'ii. nist cit,d.n.
y y sr-s to :. ~ - he s-' O. f.A.
w. u IN u, ist. p.p.v.
n s1'tr as-d6,
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PROFITABLE AND HONORABLE
FmDlc, mtEt for the Winter

DERSnNs u twn" e'nntrs IN . .rsh ~ erp,y.
j mt - me NJ, 20 el III the.r i-i
ssve uf ,n.s: ~ ~ pf snch by nd s.f,st~n -iSmp.
in my pos Ne. &" r 49, JAMts '. HoRrs =
NJ rS Nt~ yo.s Pst I'M IN. .itpsoymen
H. A:i.d 70 either srS-S'sttil In III tnn,rrr.ai
ar.ici' ofdSily c,tssIiti7n, .'rf h. ~ n
act urrSi IN any " dwelling; secured ~ G. ~
= gh; saI.s p.-ntn mt ~ d,ny. An sesni
an'st ir very f'.wr H. ~" Crtoo. janis Iirr
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@Ffei la srs-es vNsNKt e- NJ
spse. Ter 10 ss9 .s4asa aes 80 --
70 A1ess & eNs aos tees a -,
- 10 a'i~ Etisg sias -taa 'd.;sm
asaies Asscess ess ap gadla stf srsif4.
assa - ts@reA1 ii 80 .Esizs .ssnnsr N
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-27

DesS1 oineS River LanI fer sale
L.g.sryD DEPARTMENT.
DesAlossss Atvsy N"vigasson and X r Go.
OYrunwA Iowa. April n, 1850.
ME uisi.rsign"d hereby gives noiicr, that tins
] Ono. isuow open for the sale VI these valuable
si rhcysiil b. sold On Ions CT DIT All IN lots t'
Iil m-s0 and wishes Of purchasers
Al yfurthei nior Ion d-sir-d IN relation TO thos
,,w,ll be nrn,-h.d on apple alton n this othca
I mai or otherwise tSEO X PERKINS,
;mayihttD i1snd COMMISSIONER.
LAND,DEA ARTHES.
DEs MCIuEs EAvi0ArioS Co (
I'm the stHtes,th day o: June. next. the ono b.
~ the save nf'h- lands Of this company will Ior
rvu,oved from thu place to Port De, MONIES
These lands vii b.. sold long crrdits. and ir
lots suit tho mans and ~'tshe, OF r. rchascrs.'
GKO X PkRKlNS.
Land C,nm,ssiouc
OttumVS oVA 66 avo7 daws
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eleven nest Desirable RaiIding
Lots.


TO L09sO TOT IIYSHO0 y0ay1.
rINWK south svsrtt.nsi half of aoca T6 seventy
/ nv-) corner ~ u CLAIRE and 'FRONT.' Sigcstn, sub
iiv,ird Into eleven lots -uiiable for ccnAmodious
tore and Commission ucuses, u orS~red " fss'
the sfSvt uane1 term. gCuO vrnn ~ stesmhca
xnd:ns With ~, aimif to tn Ra;lToAd d. PCT, mai,
peculiarly drstrAhi- for hnsinss. poIynees. 10
nireM Vim n. BUDkE9R Esst Dsvsnpcrt.
: DAWSON = RUTH. Davenport Jl
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4 -,yx ~ esgocA. Il ~ .-,,a. fcr sal. ,.s
! h,h VI b.. offered IL ..r.et,s,
II u tttsE ffffH II dot SES
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THE iRAykEkRY.

w s.h- v'efes IN s~'ts ss - ss'e u
! tcwgr. UrL., - HxsA s.sssAnS %hi p 'ao
I. !. .i.r 4 MT ..m f~i0 ~ u sir"r cf
Z, ,-aY. "a mp os Ai-su. srtr~ re
D. &C. q -. fts~ 40 wv = 10 ng ~ sh'r i.sni
80" hsrr.a say e ~A s,sy sish 70 .xsaaias
, .. ~ uhe~; -
II 11~sss MOI ma VtsAB.
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Fer Sale.

AONE brndr~d spd 'wnrfv Hnrh'ne icts IN m
sdfifior g. thr town ~ Pm Nvve0.
Thesa lofs o.. .tG,hls. and hand amply Suafed on
shr hank Of the Mississippi They vii b. snli IN RE-
tnnah NJ ,evms
20 Port Rvr,p Cbar,es Roxers k-a IrCls,~,
r.,rb,r 4 DIV Davenport or of fh- -"h-"~'h"r
JANIS
~ Ths suhscrrh~r hss nnp't~vi"ss h-st-sh'" ri
land in and W. rtst.s ~ Davenport ar
'.Csirs sni n~av the scvr ~ pw' Rvvrn 'hs' =
~, lOrrtMN ~
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-27

1OMGOPATH1C MEDVINC.
m pRINCN r. p.-ro be ecnsnl,ed At his pjsySn-
M. - nssAy, between Fourth and Ff,h rtr.eit.
lauy. from 10 o'ctock A. II. till lP. n. Residence
Nerth.east ecrpsr Brady an. P!s:sen;h -is'sis
sug3e-dAve0
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Prairie Lands for Sale.

0NHE subscriber has one N. usaDf arres ~ prim'
L prairir land. in Ja>pr, stosy. Msr.hal snd
Franklin Chunties, hich he will sell FER cash or ca-
b ng- for other proprty npon the mst fsvorabl'
also for sale s0spe An~ buikina tOtson 81 yiy
and Perry strrsts In North Davenport.
Ism " dff OLIVER q. LOGAN.
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DOMESTIC GOODS.

Brown and II Nchcd Muslin of all wtith- ard p-t
ce,; ickn g. all Quai,tr-; Canton Flshn.i>. cry.
wh t. r. 4. blu and all col,rs W. len rs:n l.: brown
and b"sch-d iabl, dsrasks; sh'tiig ard apron
chicks. Amer lean and Welsh silk warp ard Shaker
FlAun.i>, lO-< and - br,wr md hesched she ting
shir ing pilnt; domestic Ginsiams, (alico-s of all
t-es
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aea,s-s In Choice Family Groceries and Provisions,
ALuo Q general assortment Of Dry 0eods, Boots and
ahoes, Hass and Cays, Hardware Crochery, wood
an snt willow vass &C., Corner Of ~ street and
vessssu Avenue, Davenport, lows. oetiS
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l.. RR.sDLET,

WhOlFeNI" HuN reJoII dc0FTS N
Paints, Oils, Window Glass, Sash, Loor-.
Rlirds, &c.
"k are now receiving = A-ge assortment ~
W GGd- g -neraily = pt In . Paint and OIL Store
No. tO,OOG Brady, corner ot R-nrth,
sep30 DAvHNP0AT, IOWA
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H. kD1.0Ol 10 n,

a>ai Ru6ase Dvobss and Auctonees. VIII attend to
- ~ q Olsy Property, Lots, Lands, Parma. etc.
& AoSalso. 00cs wkA Gee. 1. Nichoas, Land
49, n>,so.ort oct1o
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A. NOYIA, ~.
A.ssrasy End Osunssilor At Law Once north west
corner MAN and Sec.nd srests, Davenport, Iowa
(eeels1s1
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""~s 8ass@,ra
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in.nOn SUBSCRIBERS IN ONE YEAR,
$4,000 re BE DETAINED IN SIX MONTHS n
ti0o,NN TO BE GIVEN IN PREHIUM
$3O,00o TO BE GIVEN IN klxMONr rHs!.!
"A u un,.rtake m extraordinary task tn 81 OF ou-
tanning h0,00O Subscriber IL Six months and
Use tn following .xTaoTdiIxsy ul aus to Acorn.
pirh orr purp,-c.
II, w uadc the very LARGEST Sni BEST Illus.
trstef Family Pap-r " the Country, and se /, Ia.
LOWE~T p ice.
81. " ADOPT sy-t"n Of ~ MUM, that NFvEN
has h.-n ECU ALLIED ard csnnot b. surpassed H. lib
erxlty, Er the rra>on that shall give . run qua.
to the ~hol. pz,ee de c' IN pArer for six m.nth,,
viz &SO,000 Tn. most Of The Tim vii, b. given In
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PORmaN a mccoy.
NERO ANT TAIL oRS

r. II y III "A y a l. " II 0s
Athsnaun Building % ST., bet Main 4 Jyhnsen
kE0kUk IOWA,
MOULD respectfully say Ae sinssns 81 TIM
w place, and the country generally, that they
have received part, and -eeeis ne daily. one
Of the fnest stocks ever shown TO the peopsof inc
West. Give Us call. DO not forget the uolden
Horns the sign. history Of which, with that
of W. IL r.. may be interesting 10 the new corners
IS the cid settlers Tailor is familiarity known
His frat appearance in the west Was as tins 5screia
~ Of old keokuk himself, and by his sugges tion
the present name of the city was selected. His
art in the Tailoring business at the time ksokus
and Bis tribes departure very limited be left
with them, aud remained the bosom companion oil
the old chief until his death snd the only relic be
had 10 give as a token of gratitude was the back
Harns whsh be himself wore when hewent cut on
a skulpin and hunting tour, the ght of which
struck terror ~ the enemy or tbs buffalo but ALTER
the death Of The cid chief they became the msinsn-
II sign Of speed, both for steamboats, and the me
ohaaicai arts, All lovers Of aheltnt relics are in
vtea TO call and sec the uoldsn Horns, perchsd On
TIE xa Of tso abogc establishment ". II. F.,
not beng very pfoheient IN the above busintss,
sougAtf0r partner wins Was well qualded tof the
enc genslss of fashionable city. Sought one far
sua near, both east and west, bur Ia vain for long
timo, until Ae inquired If bis old friend Pistt
Efaus OF Cincinnati, who said be had his eye on
nach a one, IN the person of kOBI MCCOY, who
had had nh experiences both In the Old and nav
world wAo had done business IN Paris, London and
be cities IN the Union says /, "Piatt, he is the
ulan and al last found him in NJ mpais, Tenn ,
Gad bv powerful inducements he came, and will
HOW be recggaigrd in the person II my present
partner in the Merchant Tailoring business. Con
seqaently, rs IL is too late 10 clotAe persona
going - see anr President inaugnrated. pre-
pared 10 clothe cur Congressman and civilians in
purple and hne linen, any kind Of WOODEN goods,
II the most superior quality and style.
The tmd need not fear TO call, rs " ii 4. has
disposed Of his skalp;n irons. Persons will notice
IN adyertiselsents generally, yast amount; of BON
tasi, brsggad0eie aud nonsense, running into hct
erogcncous mas Of monotenous absurditics, which,
By plain, unsophistcated advertisement, we have
endeavorcd 20 avoid, For these facts refer to Cen
Brown.
Nereceive punctually the a la mede Fashions
monthly.
Ary tailoring establishment that can produce as
neat and we'll made a garment in quick time
We do, can have the Golden Horns Come in, mel gb-
bors, If yeu think you win.
FUEMAN 4 Mccoy.
7. S.--Cutting taught on the true principle of
measurement, the only true system now in usc
fnch4-d +. 4 NJ.
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VIM. BROWN,
Ar HIT ECT.

UST sail at his rooms, over Doubleday Will
u son Store, Second street. any time, rxcepi sun
days. from daylight till 10 o'clock a, night AZ he
IL obliged TO be constantly on haad account Of
pres.of business, and see his drawings, apparatus,
and extensive Architectural Library, which are
frye 70 tile ns rccton Of ALL and judge whether be
ia competent g. acrve;he public In his Protection
lie might here reeite what great thngs hc hss done
OF can do but thai would be superlu0us III THE ut-
itnr an munity therefore he is willing 70 show
the public what he can himself do IN practical
sense Call and see free Of charge
fshl-a w BROWN.
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KEDLRstk ~. MOOR rs
OF BOSTON,
Al Hit CT

ATE partner Of Vim. Washburn. Architect u
L. American, Revere, Winthrop and Parker
Houses, aud fremont Temple, Boston; Woods lIo-
tel. Portland, Bay State House, Worcester, and
throughout the country, having located In kcokuk
would inform tie public that he Is prepared 10 fur.
nish Designs, Plans, Detail drawings. Specified.
tions and Superintendent for Churches, school
Houses, lsotela Stores, Dwellings. and public and
private buildings Of all kinds, with Fromptnss and
accuracy.
All the modern improvements, such as armtng,
lighting, Ventilation, Ac., as aiopt.d IN the East
ern cities, viii be especially provided FOR as re-
qared,
gs-0Giee In Samples new building, on Second
street between Main and johnson.
Jan. IL. '5T-diy +. ii. MOORE.