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The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1857-05-23

Hon OWN LovEJoY, of Illinois, viii address Republl.
Cs1 Meetings follows:
AZ Red Wing, on Friday, May %.
81 Nstsshaw, Saturday Afternoon, May %.
at Winous, Monday Evening, May Is.
The Republicans at those several places will please
make the necessary arrangements.
C. D. 1ILFILLAN, Chm Central Committee
&. A. NorEsx, Secretary.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1857-05-23

01cial despatches recently received, war
ranf the belief that Brigham Young has fed
iron Utah, as = 10 known he was in treaty.
with Indians for safe conduct through the
country.
Ex-Jnstice prummond has arrived here
for consultation on the affairs Of the Terri
tory.
!. IAsdstant Surgeon Horner of the NAVY.
has resigned his office.
Dispatches received here state that the
health OF Senator Butler, of s. c., is very
precarious. g. F1vr -
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AxAn named Aaron Bedbug, Of Mont.
gomery county, KY, intends petitioning the
legislature to change his. name. He says
that his swset-besrt, whose name is Olivia,
Is unwilling that he should be called A. Bed
bue, she o. Bedbue, and the little ones Lit
tie Bed Bugs. We hope the Lesislatun will
change the narne. There Is no telling how
many Pedbugs may spring upf they don't
doit.
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REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS.

REPCgLICAN NOMINATIONS.
Election OF Delegates the First MONDAY
in juno.
gzird Council District
g.. { WALKER, "a. PIILlP WlNEkL,
=. N HAN. D. A. SECOMBE,
D.. J. a. MURPHY, S. W. PUTNAM t
Tii-f Rro- ssss.atics Dist Sirfs CoaNeH LHs'
ticf-Riss. 81 tU Hh4flf.,.-.
JOHN ". NORTH, o. 4. PERKINS u.teI.s
Ss-on9 S.s,Jirision Sirt. Council Observation-Disclosures
pa THoHls FOSTER, C:P: COLLINS ,oov
lEoMks II. SMITH, ARCHIBALD N. HAYES.
Elsss.ti Council District at Largs.
Coz. CYRUS ALDRIcH,
@. B. SHELDON. s
Ssoozd S5alsisio., NsatA Council Disfries- os"esd'
- Ro2bISs, s. HARDING .,
Fs-ss Rspysssnsatiss Districf, Eascsnfh C0s~o0
Oisfrjcf. PEI.
7. D. s>sIrH. RS. BARTHOLOMEW,
HENRY EscaLrI, B. E. MESSER.
.Sscosd Rsprssstattvs Disfrict, Eleventh. Cbw~e0
DisfrJcf.
D. T. SMITH, A. W. COOPER,
E \. BATES W. HAYDEN,
=. MORAN, W. =. RUSSELL.
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Railroad Itenas.

The following two items relating to north.
western interests we find in the Cincinnati
COMMERCIAL: aiasf ~ 5sl saf
At the recent meeting of the Directors
of the La Crosse and Milwaukee road, there
was free discussion of some Of the leading
principles which should govern railroad
management and financial operations
Among other subjects that of stock and bond
dividends was thoroughly examined. Tho
effect Of such dividends in the case of other
roads was adduced by the opponents of the
policy. 1t was shown that this method Of
dividing profits was unsatisfactory to share
holders, and had no beneficial effect in sus-
tanning the market value If the securities
of the roads-that the public found it diff
cult to understand that two certificates Of
stock were Of any more value than one, both
representing the same value. 1t was finally
resolved by the board that the settled POLICY
of this road should be never, under any
circumstances, to make stock or bond div
idend; that the earnings of the road should
be divided in cash, or not all.
A new railroad crossing the State ofMich-
igan from Detroit to Grand Haven, is abol
to beopened, which will change the rela-
tive position now occupied by leading NORTH
western lines. Grand Haven is situated On
the eastern shore of Lake Michigan, oppo.
site Milwaukee. Upon the completion Of
the Detroit and Grand Haven road steam
ferry will be established across the lake be-
tween Grand Haven and Milwaukee, and all
the through business to and from Wiscon-
sin, and the whole of that immense terrific
ry north and west of Chicago will take tina.
route. Ills will save nearly one hundred
miles Of travel to reach Milwaukee, and all
tuat section froM tho east. Powerful and
spacious boats are ip course Of construction
for this route, they are to be about 1900
tons burden, with no upper cabin, and no
guards forward or ahaft tho wheels, and built
with special regard to strength and sea go.
ing Qualities, and their speed in ordinary
weather will average from fifteen to twenty
miles per hour. This is q very important
jlnuroyement for Milwaukee and the entire
northwest; and all the arrangements for ma
king this the route to and from the upper
Mississippi country have been so qnietly
rlade that the great railroad interests about
being affected hardly begin to realize the
changes it will produce in the channels of
traffic and travel a. with the powerful ierry
steamers the Ake will be nsvigabie Tor nine
months Of the year, and, possibly, tie whole
rear, with only occasional Interruptions,
r.
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Republican Meeting At Lakeville, IA.
Gotta County.

The Republican citizens Of Dacots and Scott Counties
residing n the vicinity, requested to meet together
a. LAKEvILLE At o'clock, P. NJ, on Monday, the
s3h May when Speakers from abroad will be In attend
asss 20 address the people.
By order Of the Committee.
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Hon L. TsuBuLL, q. s. Senator from Illinois, Is ex-
pected In ST. Paul Saturday, the Esd inst The fol-
iesing appoin ments have been made for him by the
Central Committee. il esf
At 81. Paul, Saturday Evening, May Esd.
81. S.. Anthony, Monday 25th.
~ Minneapolis, Tuesday 81" 26th.
At SaAkopee, Wednesday 9th
Should his arrival be delayed, he will first speak at
she poin, his appointment at which will be nearest at
Rand At the time Of his arrival, filling any appointments
Ia he shove LIST that may be broken by delay in his
rvaI after The last Of the above list shall be gone through
Stf- Due notice win be given Of subsequent appoint
nents He is expected to aid the Republican cause by
speaking throughout the coming week.
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''.s.- .a;s':s New YoRK. Nav 16.
Gov. Walker left last evening on the
steamer TOR Albany, and will proceed imme-
d'ately 70 bis destination. He expects to
reach Lecompton in week.
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ipcorpQEate the Nebraska and Lake Superior
Rallied Company. Laidbh the Ib1e to 81
printo1. - III ~
Messages from the House were then taken
ny, and number Of billsoriginatink in that
body were read first and second time.
After the transaction of some other I'M
important business the Council adjourned.
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Election OF Delegates the First Monaa!
an Iumc.
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2 Delegates.
n,-...-
2 Delegates.
6 Delegates.
1 Delegates.
J Delegates.
, Delegates.
oe''s~'e''
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GREAT AvCIsACTIO
~ ma a.

ssN NJ b L. SIX Pc NC Etln
I AN now receiving heavy stock of sEAsosanLN
i GOODS, direct from the Eastern cities. They AIRY
not second hand goods but fresh and nice. A
good assortment and larg. i0t.to suit all kiAds
of customers.
There are three thingsto beconsideredi n radne
one is To have the right kind of good. another IL
TO make thr prices 10 suit and the thirds To have
accom- modating statesmen. Ny houses possess a.
getGood Bargsins.
Ny WINTER STOCK consists part of the fei
lowing Dslaines, solid aud hgared de baixe, iner
nos, lustres plaids, husoyr, ginghams, cloths,
slfaeres, casinets, twecIs, Jeans, Canton fanueis
woofhannels all eoiors, opera hannels, wool CON
forts, hoods. mitts, gloves, hosiery, table linen
damask, aiaper, shawls, long and Bay state, men I
wool shirts and drawers pnostlcs, blue and brown
tckings, sheelinSs hats aud cars, boots aud shoes
and every thing usually found n the dry goods de
partment. Aud in connection with the above,
1 have u large stock Of CnUckgnY WARE. Havinl
| recently recruited my stock, can oicr superia
/ Inducements in 1tiE tiae Aso, good assort men
| of choice FAMILY GROCERIES,; In fact, ever
thing in the merchandise lne. and II there ia an.
arti sle we cannot furnish. We can tell you whore
! lind IT.
Just drop In at the sNIMDLE SIXPEScE.' ar,
| look at those Nee Goods which have not been ol
| hand since tho year one IL affords pleasure ,
| show nice goods. iuu will find them NJ
Nos, 81. ~ a 100 Matn-st.. keakuR
| oct22-dAw s. S. BILLINGS.
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OAe Dollar q Year
FUR
T Ii e LEY WHIG!
TO
CLUBS OF FIVE OR MORE.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING

basiaess Cards, Aut exceedtng SIX lines, inside
si1, otherwise IS.
soticss Of msstings. charitable societies, Rrs
companies, Ae., half price.
DisplayaI advertisements half more than the
above rates.
AlysrtsasasDts lsAisd and plssed undsrthe head
OF fsspsciai notices," double fas ordinary yatss
spsS.al aptiees in the local colamn 10 csats pei
line.
Aiv srtisem ts ordered on the insfde
in the Daily, after the hsst two weeks, So per esn
more than the above RATES
Advertisements not accoinpanied With direction
win be efnscrsed till forbid aud charged for accord
ingiy.
4Atraasisns erftssusa,x nusf be paid In advance
This rule will not be varied from.
when ths advertiser usts the Weekly alone, th.
prss VI II bs taesatns ~ in the Daily, Where th,
Daily anI Weekly are both used, IS par cent. vii
be dsd ietsj from the aggregate amount.
Under ths present system, the advertiser pays 1,
ach For thsspa-r he osenpiss, the changes beiai
ehAsgsaole FOR cpmpositioa only. This pIAu II nas
generally siopsed. odreharge for CHANGES vii! b
] cents per square.
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SANDERS & DUNBAR,
rrrurrrUnE WAME Il .ls . - Ms,

y
Main Street. hcf. 9th 4 9th hEUkVk, IOWA.
gned havs now IN -
| their w are Reome, and design
keepinr constantly on hand n we'll -
rssr, Of all kipds % basalArss s0-
.brasing Marble top Dressing, and Plli = bsrsaM
anc and ain Sofas ine and plain cenver snd
Card Ynbiss, Canc est and Windsor Gae ~, heeess
ing Chairs OF every ydescri AplAin woossn
,eSt. Ia the nest hair coths:ufed sestspiain ana
iansy turned coasss hedsteadaoftssls lsssss sssass
Lounges, Ac. ~. sz
hooking q iasses of ailsires Clocks, 0srpseinN,
door and door mattinss. sosE and tabs OIL saeAss
mattresses, feather dnAlers, carriage triAnaAosss
window shades and trimmings, and every other Ar
,ielo usually kept in oar line cf bssiasss. Y 80
Part oIour stock wss made undas .ent pw1 s1per-
vision, md the rost bou ght from nAhuIActoftee ef
Ugh standing 20 that We can wAFsN0a svee1 oeee.'
ele for durability and finish Of wcsknaaa.lp.
4 oar object IL 10 sstAAiish pessAAnsat bss1oess
hare. and not ON the Pster Gpnk pri1ciple {
and n, an inducement to pefSoas TO poreAaae of
us, Ne ars resolved TO sell - stAs1oressG = Lssis
Gail and examine orr stock befors purchasing
alssvhsre We win always tAke4 4leasusst ~ SAss-a
ing furuiture 10 Lsdies Aads t>AAiensH MhA pAys
favor Us with call, whether they feel iasIinsd g
buy or not. ,,,,Nu.p
| Feb. 23. 1887 .-dkwtf
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CHAFxNu - Lmu,
BAN KE RS,

aEo.Vi4f oEo G. LrE Late ofAlb.sy, N. Y.
(voLIECTIONs mAlein all parts Of the West, and
~ promptly remittcd ON day of payment at eur
rent rates,
Bank Of the State of New York " Y.
Ed, Blake, Cashier of Mercantile Bank, N. Y.
Lyman Chaplin, Albany, Y.
ErAstus Corning 4 Co.. Albany, NJ Y.
lion. JDo. J., schoolcraft, Prcst Comm I Bank, Al
b~ny, N. Y.
Thos. w. Olcott, Prcs't Mechanics d Farmsra
Baak, Albany, New York.
Gilbert L. Wilson, Asa I Treas. N. Y. Central Il.
H. Co., Albany.
Thompson Co. 8 Express, Boston.
Hon. HoratioSeymour, Utica, N. Y.
Iron Bank, Fall Village, Conn.
Marine Bank, Buffalo, ". y.
Jno X. Lee 4 Co., Is lnkers. Buffalo, N. Y.
Michigan InsuranceC Co. Baak, Detroit, Mich.
Marine Bank, Chicago, Ills.
4. IL. Burch kCo., Chicago.
Bank VI Commerce, Milwaukee, Wis.
j. Moriim Hall, st. Paul, Minnesota.
Greene, Thomas Co Bankers, Burlington, Iowa.
L1ker, keniek Co., +" st. Louis, Mo-
I Nessrs.D. W. l. u. kilbourne. Keokak Iowa
Jno. Jacob Wendell, Caxhi or DE moinc N. X. R.Co
| deci6-diy
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J.. w. JOMNhTON,
hat. Main and j oh

TTNDENTAkEk, bet. Main and Ohm =
~ son sts., in the Alley.
Carries on the business ~ Ing In All its
branches Ito has recently madeex tensive additions
to his stock And per I'd bis arran every
dcpAr tment.
PATENT METALLIC BURIAL CASES,
impervious to air and ndestructihle, highly orna-
men ted and invaiunble for the preservation Of thu
dcad, ms we'll ~ collins ofavery style and dnishfsr
nished 10 order.
HeAss<s and ear iAges furnished and thecb tire
rAngsmsnts Of the funeral attended to hen rsquir
ed.
Keokuk. April IL. 1885. dy
| a sUPPLYof fresh HOPS at Ho0PER'n,
n dec20
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JUST RECEIVED AT
HOOPER'S


Drug and Prescription store,
A NefhEk fresh supply Of Drugs, Chemicals,
a warranted pure,l Perfumcry and Fancy ar
seies' embrasing the most popular articles of the
aay, 10 which he invites your attention.
concentrated Persian Esseucr, The most elegant
perfume for impartng TO the handkerchief very
agreeable and lasting Odor
;, Bouquet dUrleans, or AK Bourbon, Oriental
Drops, Otto of Roses,
Ext Magnolia, Ext. New Mown Lay,
{" West End Tea Rose
9 Sweet Briar, paichouiy,
g Musk, Jockey Club,
!" Heliotrope, Siolettc:
serbena, Amber and Orange Flower Water; Aro-
omatle Vinegar, Aromatic Crystals, Ger
man Fersna Cologne, Mscassxr Oil,
GERS. Meen Fun. Chalk
Bale, Lily White.
Bandaline, and Egyptian Hair Dye.
ros ruE HAia.
AiexandSr's Pelamcus,
savag usina,
Lyman's Arctusiue
TofLsT scars.
IaZin's Ponoine Soap,
Lubia's Sa,on saperGpe Soap,
Nerbcua SOAP,
Honey soap,
Brown Windsor soap,
Vegetable OH sand soap,
Transparent Soap Bars,
Transparent Soap Balls
Amandne Soap,
Marsh Mallow,
| uenaine Yankee Soap,
Military Shaving Soap,
shaving Crsam,
| Shaving Brusher.
Hair Brashes,
Tooth Brushes,
/ MAI. Brushes,
/ Flesh Brushes
Port Monsies,
Railroad Companions,
Cigar Cases and
Travelling Fiasks cf every description.
rLAyoaiss EXTRACTS.
| Vanilla,
Almond,
Lemon,
Celery,
dec2o Pine Apple, &c.
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r. II. O7COSNOR A nRoIHER.
lhG m nIs IND nHux ~

4 P0TliECAkIES HALL, corner u johnson and
"A Sd street, kcokuk Iowa, Wholesale and Retail
Dealers ia Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, oils pYe
Studs, aud Pertunery, Tobaeeo, Cigars aud smut
Patent Medicines Of all kinds now IN use, and CON
stanty reeci, Ing, direct from the Eastern cities
large and we'll selected stock, to which they invite
the attention Of dealers. Customers and Physicians
willalways find ut their establishment Freshand I'm
adul4erated Medicines, which they selec, wi
pERsoSALcA for this market, and their prices are
as low any other house IL the State,
N Il. Please call and anime their stock befor.
purchasing elsewhere. lang7I
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City Drug Store.
IA uEs ri MOI. .DS,
WhnIssnic nnI RatniI ne.nn..f

VWUIES1IF UWW NEFUFE DFUJVtST,
IlUkKoNs' DtoeS, souih side Main treet, n
- as3kas. itviag pufeaased The stock of ~
j. j. a.. stewart and added il to my previ- Va
Gus stock an,i having ordered additional sup -
plies from the East, am snah ID TO FER TO this ci IL,
and country trade ane Of the most complete stock
to be found IN the city. Purchasing glass varnisb
es, and other lead sstic les fran th
ers, | enn sell ap1a The most favorable terms 4
whoiehale purchasers.
Particular attention. given . com pounding physi
clans prescrip ptsens, mchf sd.
I'M DOL floyd's Ameriean Penetrating Lln
IUO ment, in quantities T. suit purchasers.
200 dos. Escuispinn Liniincnt, and great variety
1 Of Patent Medicines at
April 0, 1888. REYNOLDS Drug stere.
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1SHE partnership hsTssSf0re ssisiing between
= 6tanass = fisatltcn b this day dissolved by
mutsAi ADnssMt All cisims against the late Arm
will be settled by John 6tAnnuS, nhd MI persons
knwing themselves indeAted t0said firm will please
pGce M 6sss se4es4AJOHNa STANNUS,
sN JOHN HAMILTON,
Keokuk, Iowa, Jan. is, '57.- .-ja1GdAw3m
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? y Y NHFsNI+.
EARRAR A IaAlNES.

tHHU NVu'''-e
Corner ~ and B!bf Gs,, nrGr ths Erof"f orc
rort Des MoinsH Raiiraad Bvpof
nEALEisS in Lumbcr in he rough, manufaetlr-
IL ers Of Doors shutters, Blinds, sash. Door ana
window Frames, Mouldingsof every size and pat
tern, Flooring Weather Boarding, ShelslLE, Man
ties, Base, Paasters, aud Chain Pump iubine'--
planed aud ma tehe ID Iumbc from TO ~ inches In
| width.
Aiargeassortment Of the above named article
| constantly on hand.
Planing and saving done 10 erderon short hotce'
atreasonah prices aud warranted 70 please
ryy-particu arattcntiou paid 70 hiling ordersfer
| country building e complets-
i fat. g.xt
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CO.PARTNEKsHlP.

NJ oTIcEis hereby given that the undersigned
~ hsye this day formed a co-partnershir under
the name and style Of Waggoncr 4 IsbeIl, for tie
purpose Of carrying the Merchant Tai loring bus
iness, at the old stand Of j. H. Waggener, on See-
onfxtreet between Main and johnson, where the.
will also keep choice stock OF cloths, eassimeres
ready made elot hig. gents furnishing goods eto.
keokuk, Jan. 20, 81, J. IL. WAaaENEK
ian22-d3m ii. S. IsBELL.
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MiIIiESfy ana FancT q . o1s.,

TaWUufD respectfully call thu attentipn of the
! Ladies' y my large md we'll selected stock of
hAll and winter goods, which will sell at Ciucp-
NAH prfccs. Ny stock consists of silk, straw and
velvet bonnsts; also, nsrlendid sss9tment Of rib
bonx flowers and feathers lectcd with great care
You will 6nd evsrytAinR II thsu0illinery and
RaAcy susSaeA, NJ my sstaA lshm4aA, 10 tbs latsst
fAshisn. An also prAparsd 70 DO alIwork inny
'busanss a. thu shortsst aOtics, sssch - Using,
thinning, bleaching, pressing and making bouasts
II every description. TO ordsr. win warrant all
work ~ give sstiafactiOn. 81 y asSB ii
Coma one, come all. No trouble to show goods
~ Mrs.. nlsnlys, No. ~, johnson s1set, between
md Ana 81, ASpctIy opposite Dinner saloon
sspt36,dly ~. IS. MRS. GLENNY.s
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- - - L.
THREE dsiiy Through Trans, between philadel-
i phia and Pittsburg .Ta@ Moasixa Mail TaAls
leaves Philadelphia for ftis burg at N A. NJ, and
Pittsburg Tor Phiadelphia at 7 A. NJ. THE PAsr
LISE leaves Philadelphia for Pittsburg at Y. NJ
TEE NiaHr ExrRxss TKAis leaves Philaielphia for
pstsbsrg ~ II p. 81, and pittsburg for PhiiAde,.
rhia At 10 +. M.
The above lines connect At Pittsburg with Rail.
roads 10 aud from ST. Loais, Mo. Alton, 3alena
and Chicago, Ill. Frankfort, Lexington ana Lon.
isvilie, KY. Tere Haute, Madison, Lafayette ana
indianapolis, Ind. Cincinnati, Dayton, springfe, Ia
Beilefontaine, sandusky, Toledo. Cleveland, Colum
bus, Zanessilie, Massiiion anl Wooster, Ohio also
with the steam Packet Boas from and to New Or
leans, st. Louis, Louisville, and Cincinn ati.
Through Tickets can BIZ h-i to or from either o
the above places.
For further particulars se> Hand bills at the diff
fcrent starting points. P.lssengers from the Yves
will find this the shortest ard most expedition
route Phiiadciphia, Baltimore, Nov York or Bos
| tom THOS MOORE,
Aaxxr, Passcnger Lines, Philadelphia.
| J. MESkIMEN,
! Agent, Passenger lanes, Pittsburg.
1 H.. IL
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Keokuk Bock-Bindery,


DLANk Books made and ruled 10 any required
ID pattern Court Records justices Dockets, As
sessors' Books. Poll Books, &c, ac., furnished at
short notice.
Old Books, Magazines Music, Ae., bound or re-
bound in any style desired,
&C. NY Bindsry will be found IA second street,
neAt door 10 the Athena IN i gn IL the ~ loek.
Jan "a. Is5i--d ISAAC N-PIFRCh.
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EOR SALE.0asi D&a sf i
u Ygths suhsenbsps, tHo good brick dwellings On
- Fulton st., between HtA q Orb. Also two on
RxehAngs, ,hptw wcsh i1th 18th. st
rs d. G. rs. CARTER.
Keakuk, TAb. I. 's7-dti Cor. johnson sth 1t
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a lsarr

HAVING sold my en- ntires toek of drugs, and the
i exclusive right To manufacture and sell II. r.
uillmore' i Mammaluke Lin.msnt, and Vegetable
Anti Bilious piils,. Braden Indy. retaTn
TO my friends and patrons my sincere thanks f9i
their Ii iberal patronage, aud eeerfnily recommend
the above hrm as experienced druggists aud reha
bic business men. 4. 4. MchENNf.
mch4- 4-dam
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| JANFS HKAUENl -
HRADEN a LTNDLX,
fSaccessors TO 7. /. Mckcnry,l
wh~se.ase enH R~snu ss~"wyt.s.,
HAVING purchased the entire stock drugs, med-
J. icines, Ae., and constantly receiving large
snpplisa from the East we otter to the city and
country trade one of the most complete stocks in
the city. Call and see Mt the old stand of r. T..
Mokenny.
Prescriptions carefully compounded at all hours,
day and N ixht, by practIcal preseipionists.
tnrhi. d3m
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PENIS RAILROAD.
&OUa jfr11rE a7En1fi6Il

FESNAALVANlA u xAlLROAD.
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IfHE Treat Central kouie, connecting the Allan
tic cities with Western, Northwestern and South
western States, by n contiauous Railway direct.
This road also connects NJ rtsburg with daily line
Of steamers TO all ports tie Western Rivers and
81 Cleveland and Sandusk with Steamers to all
ports the Northwestern Lakes; max ing the most
direct, cheapest and reliable route by which Freight
can be forwarded to and frotn the dreat West
RATES BETWEEN ILApsLsHiA AxD rtrrsBuEo.
FIKsr CLAss.--Boots, shoes lla,s
and Cape, Books, Dry Goods,
lin boxes, bales and trunks,1 zoe. per Ioo lbs.
Drugs Tin boxer and baiesl
Feathers, Furs, DC, &c
I'd CLAsS.-Domestie ShStting,
Shirting and Ticking iin rig
insl balesl Drugs fin asks)
hardware, Leather TIN rolls or '''' aef i''io
boxesD Wool, and Sheep rsl,s
Eastward, de-, ~.
I'd CLAss.-Anyiis, Steel, e! aims
tin easks,) Hemp, Baeob and
Fork, Salted loose ar in sfcky} Csc per 90 lhs
| Tobacco, manufactured, (, xcept
Cigars or cut dc., 4c
| ath CLASS. Coffee Fish Bacon
! Beef and Pork, lin casks or
| boxes esstw ward,) Lard and Lard s5e per loo lbs
! Oil, Nails, Soda. Ash t..tman
Clay, Tar, Pitch, kosin, sc.
| FLDUR-sl pei bbl until further seticc.
GRAIN--5a cts. per loo lbs. until further notice
| IoIioN - " per bale, aot exceeding 500 lbs
\ VI ight, until further notice.
- In shipping Goods from any point East o.
phiisdeiphia, be particular to mark package "via
/ Psnnsy lvania Railroad" Ali Goods signed 4
| the Agents Of this Road u Philadelphia or Pitts
1 burg, win bc forwarded W j. bout detention
/ fRgtsnT AsExrs-ffarris, wormley 4 Co.. Mem
I phs. Tenn X. Y. Sass Co., St. Lou, Z. u. o.
\ Mly CO., Granville, Ind; Dam Ball
/ Co., and Carter Jewstt Louisville Ky Il. c
Msidrum, Madison, Ind; Srigman d Erown an
Irwin Co., Cincinnati; Y. w. Graham 4 Co
GAINESVILLE, 0hio; Leech tto 81 Kilhy street Bos
ton, Leech Co., No. 2Astor House. Ncw York NJ
William street, and NJ. $. BATTERY Place, Ne,
York; y. j. sneeder, Pbiiadelphis; Nagraw
koons, baltimore Geo. G. Praneiscus pttsburg
II. IA. HOUSTON,
General Free ght Agent, pi4ilaielp phia
III. J LOMBAERT, sup't, Altoona, PA.
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