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PRoRATE NOTICE.

NOTICE Is hereby given 10 all persons having
IN claims against the estate of William Harlan de
ceased, To present the same 10 WIN. l. Evans at hi,
ranch on Little Butte Creek In Butte county, within
ten months alter this date, or they will be forever
barred. WM. l.. EVANS,
Administrator of said Estate.
OrovilIe, Dec l6. lseI.-4w
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NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.

TIME CoPARrNERSillP HITHERTO EXIST
Il ing between the undersigned is this day dis
solved by mutuai consent. All business connected
with the firm will be settled by IL Myers who alone
is authorized 10 sign Tor that purpose.
MAN BROOKS,
Oroville, March 9-3t ii. MYERS,
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HORSE NAILS, Wrought Nails. Frn-
n ishins } ais. Gu, Nails and wheelbarrows, for
sale by dl7 I'M. CLARK & BRO.
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NOTICE

rs HEREBY GIVEN, THAT THE UNDER,
q signed viii apply 10 the Board of Supervisors o
Butte county at their next regular session. Tor re-
newal OF their License to run Ferry across Feather
River at McConnelrs Ranch.
MCCONNELL & BILLINGS.
February 4, 1861
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THERE EARETHOUSANDS in this State suferii
L for want of Scientific medical treatment, AZ
ynu fear to apply 10 a Physician because they q
been deceived or their friends have been, by sOH
of the dhnrlatans wh infest the community, and VT
publish themselves as good physicians, proiessof
etc. To all zach we uDhesitatingly recommend Dr,
q. Young, as Physician in whom all oan place co
tidence. lie j. man of eminent and prOfouH
study, good surgeon. an honorable man, and q
who can sympashise with persons in afilicion. "
staining as Physician ard gentleman are boI
guaronte~i--tbe first by his medical works. whi1
are an hor TO their author, and The extensive a
highly successful course of practice with which
has been honored since his advent in California, ~
the latter BY his numerous patrons ana large circle
scquainiances, Il
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REMEMBER-Tbat DR. J. C. Young's ofice
~ The treatment of Private Diseases, is ai the q
ner oil Montgomery and California sts., San Francs
RENEMBER-That Dr. Yonng wants no paiier
but those fully capable of approaching aud di.ll
gnishing the services Of regular. thorough ea
PHYSICIAN, from the paltry unlearned and innn
luack.
REMEMBER-That DR. Young is The only reenD
ered physician advertising 10 cure diseases oi imp
dencc.
hEMEMBER-That DIR Youngs remedies :.
treatment are entirely unknown to all oiher z,
pared rom life spent in the great Hospitals o. =
rope; and the hrst in this country, from pure en''
Gals imported
kEMEMBER-That Or Young gives even ~
uon 70 diseases peculiar TO females.
From the Boston Medical Journal. -
AIlhough We are opposed to the system o' -
using, ior good and sufficient reasons. suil vs. N
out justice 20 ssy that DIR. Young Is Que n
most industrious and indefaugable voiaries "
medical science In the United Staiss
1-No CURE, NO PAY-aS
srHtsn e Ice to at the corner OF Montgomery ans
y "a szsetf, San Fp aciscn.
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Governp
Lieut.. q,
Treasural
Attorney
Surveyor
State i'riI
Chief Jus
Associate.
Cl5rk Of {
Secretary
Aijutantt
librarian
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MEDICAL.
DIR. j. c. YOUNG,

LateProfessorat theUniversity, Penn.
Can be found at the old stand, corner Of
.Monfgomery and California streets, San
Fr0nrisro
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J. Mex.

District Ju
Senators.
County Jud
Member o|
Sheriff.
County Cl|
'CCounty Tr1
AstCOIut ID
District AT |
ASSESSOR
Public Adn|
Supt Pubij
surveyor..|
Coroner...|
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UNITED STATES MAILS.
l'osr OrfIcE DxrARrNkkf
DECEMBER 81, lss

rosr OFfIcE DxPAgrxkkti
December 81, 1871
rRupUSALS viii be- received at the Contract Office Of
This department until g. p. NJ Of Wednesday, March 81,
1853 for conveying the mails OF the United States Tor
tour ytars coai,osncing July L 1888 and endipg June
20, le52, in the States and Territories q ALAbAMa "a
MISSISSIPPI ARKANSAS, LOUISIANA, TEXAS
KENTUCKY TENNESSEE, MISSOURI IOWA, ILL
NOIS INDIANA. MICHIGAN, WISCONSIN, MIME
sofa, NEBRASKA, and KANSAS, on the routes and
by the ~s;n specified Decisions TO be made
by the cath April, 1858.
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RELIGIOUS,

Bibles,
Prayer Books,
Fleetwood Christ and Apostlos,
Mfein Israel, BY Richards,
Pilgrims Progress.
The Holy War,
Popular History Of English Bible Translations,
The Altar at Home,
The Two Sights,
Lectures TO Young Ven.
Fresh Thoughts on Old Themes,
Iheodo,ia, or the Heroine OF Faith,
Methodist Family Manual,
Principles and Practices OF Baptirts, by Way
land;
Sacred Scenes and Character,
The Dairymnn's Daughter,
shepherd Of salisbury Plain,
Bible Manual, by Everett;
McTraines' Sermons,
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W1g.k IMsON = M RoW a IL.
WH0Lu5AhB AND RETAIL DRU00I6T1,
w have rsnovSd to No. % Main street. (peetk
sids1 doors from Fourth strset, who're th1v 1Gse
g very NV pricss for Cash, lAsgs atoek u braa,
ChsmiceL, Paints, 0ils. Dys-HtuAs, varnisAos, Il
eohols, Window 0lass and Glass Ware.
speydlm
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4
Terrible Calamity.
The burning Of the steamers Ocean Spray
md Ksokuk, three miles above st. Louis, 10
already known to our readers. The report
Vas brought by the passengers on the Han
nibal City on Friday night. Among the
passengers were Mr.. Timberman and Mr..
Foster, (grocer) Of Thu city, who witnessed
Ne whole scene, and whose account We have
Asard.
The Ocean Spray, running between St.
Louis and Peoria, was fast boat, and it ap-
psars her captain was anxious to boat the
Hannibal City. On Thursday last. she left
81. Louis little before the Hannibal City,
which left At about Is minutes before S
O'Clock p. M, and soon came up along side
Of the Ocean Spray. Mr.. Foster says he
then saw distinctly . fireman on the latter
dip pine pentine and attempt to
force it int ne. It was too large
70 80 in, but - flashed over it, and
the fireman dr0pPsd it on the coal pile,
which was (as is said) thoroughly saturated
van 'orPenanes Amos. instantly : c'ouo
- s"oAe' ~ .s2. d M. lssion 81 gunPo"ue',
aP cn'mn,o', anu VI
'ns Oe sOok nre' Inc poa' was
ns " 'ls"snooue fase' against . nisn
'na' ana .ne nre nameo Gown me CABINS
se1u iose'oo snc" W tue lower oe0A IN ABOUT
20 "'nases' fortunately sne Vas running
s'o'e ~ 'ne "os'eln snol0' 'n0 pno' neauso
ner l0' ana enc s!ruc. immeo'a'ely Delo"
'oe NeoAu1' wn'cn nao peen ia'o up 'nere LOT
some o1ys' pss prov snu some OF
~ Pssssnse" - re; very 'e~
asse uoas s!Za "a iro"
esssen sides sne Passen-
gre On me wssses the
~ 49, - d !. "a NJ s.''
.nu - -
~ 1sln quo isno. !s..a
s1 .ne "oa MsxS .esn N sne sns
their assistance, but It y so0ly two
!, S7s. -. !.
tho ocean spray, being mos "a 0ont o.
the FIRE, had time to lower their bsee, into
which they hurried and rowed of. The Han
r;h., c;.v l.ra.d !. .oo, 7. ro..;h,.3 .hov,
- - .
zoe oessn 0Pss2af&& s. Aspn' iol'y = ~
Passsfesa sac cry. = =
NJ -; abe hod On
pS|
r. ta " ths vAto1
d. r. - inarsd for OlS..
O0 ga
y -:
w ..-.-
r ~, isIiiSS &C.
- rr.s ~ u
= - r.
IN F. |''El I11I
poIs = r. Sa1i1EiSI
DEAN Il nror2, 49,. ~. ~ ~.
IN idea - Va can, in o. 1Se aups Of ID
character Of that Cow sntion.
The Convention assembled It We Stat
house Wednesday morning. and by ! kin
Of tacit understanding divided itself iaAo IN
bodies, the smaller and more select ~ =
Ing the Senate chamber. rallied 11Iff
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Telegxa phlc Ncws.

Tclegraphic News.
SPRrKorrHLD, Ills, April 2l.--The Douglas
Democratic Convention met at 10 O'Clock
this morning, and was called TO order by
Hon. Alex. 6trawn, chairman Of the State
Central Committee. Hon. John Moors wss
elected chairman. |
The committee on credenti sA7I
counties with 500 delegates. szs Nh
nate candidates. On the I'd BALLOT w. 1.4
Fonday was nominated for State Treasurer,
and Ex-Governor French for Superintendent
Of Public Instruction.
Resolutions endorsing the course Of the
Illinois delegation in Congress were passed
without dissenting voice.
The Buchanan Convention was organized
Hon. John Doughersy as President, with five
Vice Presidents.
The committee on credentials reported
twenty EIGHT counties more or less fully rep
resented.
Resolutions strongly endorsing the course
OF the administration were passed.
A resolution was passed postponing nom
ination OF candidates to State Cow ention,
to be called on the 9th Of June.
The people aleto be addressed by Especial
committee, setting forth the views VI the ad-
ministration.
Death 81 EAenas R.a1snson.
!, -. l F.. m - =! ,o,,,...
loees one OF p EArked pubic characlses,--
HSs . man Of great for,e, bsi thas fojes
Ne q = personal rather - n an intel
le0 natuse. An int Individuality
characterized ail chat he 81 did. HI
frame Was large. his health ~ robust III
nature burly. He was truculent, energetic,
intrepid, Willful and indomitable. He al
ways wose resclute and determipAd air !,
| and, simply vieweda an animal, Dnsed
very commaeding aspect. He stf0ds into
public life A these qualities all prominent
and bristlil henever he shone, he shone
powers always appeared as subsidiary; they
never took the lead, never appeared 70 batka
| propelling force in any Of tho marked epeoAe
Of his life. The leading points Of his carsss
were his lana-reform msasurs; his oppssi.
ton to the old United Gtalea Bank; hfs ~
puna1 rseolution his ~ on Mr.. Calhoen
after ~ disappointment In the successiooNp
~ Et1fdeo1y, ard Ne Aostility to the com
EUsDiee Mteenres 81 1850. In oil those
contests, q lcnst al bat thai for the reform
Of - land system, be bors himself a. I
6Ghfin9 man. He carried this 90 far as To
leIt1 !, In enc 0k III lAAef HNnatorial ex-
IONS, to = pair ~ pasaols which b
| ~ had nsvsf been used but funeral fol-
EleWsd.
Ia. Benton had bean ton years in the Sem
tAe1 before be was known TO tho country as 1
prominent debater. The disOuosiOn On the
United etstes Bank question br0ught him
out fully, and ~ Of chsractse ~ oxhibii
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NOTICE.
IA A36R6. PLUMMER CO. having made speh
Av4arsangemsnts - will enshis then 70 continue
their bssinsss = usual, deem Il pfopsr 10 say
tAsy ars entitled 70 the oou6dsncs AZ ths pukl3e
Inens1lly. WH. HkOWNELL.
~ Ksok al, March !. lsss-d
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WlAkaAm = An 81 An
n uQH6H NloT0R n


~. n. 0lOBs ArcAltsUe,
II Az rsmevsa his ON into The Ind story u
III Hatch D 1honpsoa' = new Bank Dail6fns. On
Once % 6eeenArst. fmeh11Afs
CIORL1D.--A good article 81 SiSKisS 1oF ssISE1
~ 6.W. n. TUCKER.
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NU1&f At h2etefn NAtaiOKue ff1cch, ~
OGDEN, BR0WNELL CO.'S,
Apsff1s. $50 Main and End streets.
w !. w 7. y Il Ii I'm II i
NO. 75 MAIN-sT., KEokUk.
CHEAP CASH STORE!
APRIL, 1853.
I AM NOW RECEIVING MY SPRING STOCK or
NEW SPRING AND SUMMER
GO q d S!
Embracing much larger and more general As
sortnent Of
Rich ana SPienaia Gesas,
Than ever before offered In this market. Ny
Goods have all been bought within the
last month for CASH, and 1t
Prices that Cash only this
Spring wouldbuy
them at,
AND WILL ne SOLD AT rRIcRs
~FOR CASH IUR
That other cash or credit store will attempt to
~ compete with.
In short, my STOCK Is EXTENSIVE snd desi-
rable, and win be SOLD AT PRICES that will be
locke for in vain At any other store.
I am prepared to give . general benefit TO my
friends and the world at large, and will be found
on hand ready and willing to impsrt favors to all
who want to buy
eOODs CHEAP ron CASH
Fine Fl~A Lawns, Fine Robes A'Quille,
Va Fine organdie Muslins, Fine Bsregs
Robes, Fine French Challies,
In svcry shade and color, So Per cent. less
than ever before offered.
Plaias TaHss, Black Wa.ersd, Poules d'jole,
N Satin du'Chine, and Plain Black
SILKS, 1T Bargains.
SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF NEW
Stella, Thibet and Grape SHAWLS, Lace
aanlaaAilk MANTlLLAS and TALMAS.
pkrNf slNsHAMs AND DE LANES,
from No Price Up.
&c A r p e T r o Q N s.,
| On the sssr poor, now filled with NEw and
4 Y cHoIcE srrLss of
velvet, Brussels, Tapestry and su-
4 Per lngr~sn,
xtd y lower grade. o, cARpxrrSa; making
altogether much the largest, and many
49, BxrrER QSALrnss or
RICH vELvETs AND BnUssELs
\ Nan ever before kept In this market.
also, Floor OIL Cloths, all Uidths, Rugs,
Mats, and Ntair Rods.
4 All Of which will be sold good per cent. Lssi
than can be bought elsewhere, and at prices
u that will bare compariscn with
Il ANY orana nARxsf.
i I'll Things are Ready, Como
II Examine, Compare Prises Asd Qsaliy
With Any Other Store,
\ AND BE CON WINGED.
April 81. 'Bs-d ". ". rERANE,
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Dr. -. r. q OLL1MD.
nfRlCH Up s.airs q the rear a Holnss' atere
~ on the corner u 9Th and Main -, whsrs Ne
may b 1ound day or night. except whsa profss-
slonally Aesent. kteh1ea
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THE rAnmEns, cUlDE

70 scIsMfisic AND PRACTICAL AGRICULTURE,
By Hsass essyssss. y. b. B., Il Rdinburgh, and
the late j. r. Noaros, Professor Of 6cisntiAe
Agrteulturs n Yals College, New Haven. : vols.
end stssl sngFsvtpgs.
This II, cosfssssdly, The most eonplsts work on
Agriculture ever pabIished and ID order TO give II
wider eireuiation, the Psblishsss Asys resolve to
Tsduss The prize -
Eve DSllArs fer The TIVE volanss.
when ssat ~ mail tpost paiS) % California and
Oregon The psies will be 81. ~ every ether part
Of the Unitsd States, and 10 CauaAs (pust paid)
IS. TINS woaE - NOT rsE OLD "Bcok o. sns
FAM"
~ Rsmittaneea for any u the above publiea-
tions should slwsyS b addressed, post paid, 10
the Publishers,
LEONARD SCOTT 4 CO.,
swztdAw No. y 0old.st., New York.
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soyAL ssswAEr. sso. 1. om1uYs.
sTEWART = ORIPYTTH,
Once formerly occupied BY iisteh ! Thenpsos,
SECOND sr., NxAs NAM,
KB0K UK IOWA,
Attornsys and CosnsslIors at Law,
INsURANOE,
LOAN AND REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
parHeuisr afsstsss pssd to ~ Csnsefion Of Debit.
sss LessAss g Msaes.
x n 8 q 4 a n G E!,
CALL AND
insure . ~, rr sfs2y os snan I0sey
In the following responsible Companies:
Hu7rDoLpr
FIRE INsUMA q q COL PANY.
OF THE CITY or NEW YORK.
cAsH CAPITAL
LAMAR
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
NEW YoRx.
Cash Ca-tsai 600 900 y eiiars.
FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY,
ST. LorIs, NO.
CasA Capssai $500 200.
..@hArins Risks taken in this very rsspons-
| sibls Company
INSURANCE COMPANY.
~. Louis, NO.
Cash CAPITAL SOC, 900 Dsllars.
| @Marins Risks solicited forshis very respop-
sriAssps,s IRE Z Ma.,.s I.s. c.,
CArTrAL AND SunrLus, 1857 900 90.
Farmers MecAa nscs Insurance Co.,
/ PHILADELPHIA, PA.
| CA1rrAI, - e3O0, 700 90.
The above highly responsible Companies are now
prepared to Insure Property against
| Lcssor Damage By Fire,
| - And Pay eli Losses Promptly. ~
INSURE YOUR LIVES,
For The Benefit Of thoss you Looe!
A0snAs Dsnsfis Lite Iasusance c..
CAavfnsd ~ ne state ~ Mr. Jeyssy, ls4s.
Losses paid up TO January l. lsSss@1 ,7o4,3As.6 IS
Dividends paid . oe0 ,boS.1l
Net accum Mated Capital ,7A1,11613
1 Policies ere issued In the shove reliable and
1 responsible Life insurance. Company. by paying
ons-hsif tbs premium In eash. eivisg nots Tor the
dsnds, averaging IS per cent, paid % Insured ana
not 70 stockholders.
Gall ~ - IL agsnts fos sbsvs Companies, as
thsir p0ies ON Second street.
as 900 Fires Mere9s9e Denas
o. i. TidAa r. waya. 3. :. 5 ssehsns. for
Il IMPROVED CITY PROPRRTY FOR SALE.
IMPROVED FARMS FOR SALE.
Il = " = YY \ Is w Z teA.
500 Acres Choice TaSwpug hands,
4 10 Lucas and Ringgold Counties, Iowa,
\ For Sale Cheap Or kscAssse m Goods.
i rAiaaAslpAla Cisy Psepsssy,
In Exchange Tor Farming Lands II Iowa,
4 Missouri or Illinois.
LanAs In Northern and southsr. Tews for
''' :.s, s:y''. sss s;!1t esyrrH Agents.
l,,v. 8 n.ssssl,,ie..
! TWEEN M sshscrfSsrs, un1sr ths name sad
m u 1asrar = Aainss, q this Aay Atesslvsd q
nstual ssnseat. RsbsFt p. q. Hslses VIII sen-
unse 4 me- hssissss, snA elen ~ name sftAs
I0ssts q Ne lats asn, an III lsAes - Il nuet
- paid thsm. n. 3. RA1AA1,
ROBERT HAInts.
4 CosRareoorshap.
Ths undassions1, having termed . Co. Partner.
ship sadsr The nans and yls Of Hsinss Brother,
Ard parchaaed the sntirs intssest Of H. B. Inssas,
J vial so~tinus the bastasss Of nans1s4t1siae 81
4 Desss, Ninds, Tloestng Pump TuSise, H., at
tAs old stand, corner Of ADiu1 6tsssss, nsar ~
Ksokst : r. Dos A0ines E sda fe - DsPet
Ksokuk Sept. s., ~. r. 8. HAiNIs.
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8 STORE ROOMS under the Nsw HOTEL on
Q Main street, and on Fifth strect--all Of which
will .nt for retail stores, for tho folioulaa
kinds of business: Drugs and Pcrfumery 0snfE
Furnishing Goods, Merchant Tailoring, LAdisss
dictionary ana Ice Cream, Family Grocery, and
Cigars and Tobacco.
Also, ono room connected with the house for
Variety Store or BassAr; ali OF which will be
rented on terms according to the times.
apr26d X. MILSEY
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NEW GOODS
FOR AUTUMN AND WINTER!
lust resolved q tho New Tailosing Honss. on
y 1osEth atrest. between Asin and Dhodsau.
rrssidsns cie.A, nalAsrry. asovs,
Moscow Coating, 0feeu, Olive,
Labrador Do Biue Dahiia
trsnoh Ribbed, and hFonse, eAd
London Naltons; Black
Of the bsst French and German manufeslurc.
Rich 0cHmaa and American Fancy ard Plain
Dosskin, for PAnts. Velvet, Cashmere, valencia
and Freneh enbrOidsrs1 Cass. 0rensdine and 9th
er French 6iihs sad eatins for Vests; together
durable tsinninss, which will h msds ints ~
msnts Of ~ latest and most approval ssylss and
anest uorknAssAip.
aotlsnsa u want Of easy itting and ssntssl
gssnssts ~ invited 70 sall.
N. B.--PartteulaS attention psid TO enttiDK fsr
msnts for Sshs ~ - naks.
10vsst Makers wanted. fostla1
VILLA JAKE0AN,
n0Re1 DOoTQR.
II Ksskuk sn1 81 vieinty, that b win attsnd &
any haslnsss u hts line. tre ~ lpne sxperisnee
II ~ ysass, = hasanaAs hinssH lasiiias with
ne vssisns Diseases In ~ Aosss -Hptdemic and
=. $685.; s, s:, ss a:. ...:' ce;s - ss
bsas. epseass, Nae Bose, Ourls, -. Ksdisinss
can - AaA b sAltiAg 81 his rssdsnss, On Nth ~.
betwesa JoAapsn aaA Exchange, Ksokuk, Iowa.
ja11saIy
0TODA0IsD UnRtvaa0A new York
Piano Venice.
TIsHB mAgaiaesat aaA unssrpeassa Instsunsets
j nsnsfsstsssd 81 this heasa, (ths olasst and
NEST extensive n ~ United 6tatss), en- - no
cured Of tbs subscribsr In every VARSITY Of Nd
.oms sso,s sssss, - {, 81, s: ss.l vstsy.s.
Parties II vast u really Aas Instsunsat. are
earnestly invited 10 call be1ors PURCHASING ske-
whore. II. D. HEWITT, Aesat,
Cor. 6th and Pine sts.,
April l-d6m u. Losas, Ne.
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MOIIUA - hereby given to the quali6sd slser
IN Tors o. Ill that part Of Jackson Touuskip
lying outside ok the City Of ksokuk, that 49,
will Be ~ election held MT the house Of ROBBERY ~,
on the first Monday of May nsxt, for the nurroSe
# electing one President. onevice ProGk1 3nts -
eecretaay and one Treasurer Of sal1 zoN26 1iI =
District, in accordance with law p1GnGx ~ ~
last session Of the Legislature. III
BY order " the Township Trnstssssof Jscileoiiai
Township. I'll. HmnSA
A pril rs, 1s55.d 3ow& 01erk
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Fer Des NOines, sS
f1sIlE fast pa4ket ed. MANNING
1 will leave Tor IT. Des Moines and IL \
intermsdiats points this day at clock -
pm. Fer fright apply to
CLEahsRN, TAYLOR 4 CO.,
April holt s6s Leyee.
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Notice..
YlSHE partnership heretofore sxia1lng betwsea,
|aA Munckton Castle Co.. Ii ~ 1atchsring
- Grocery business, was dissolved ~ mstul
Bess viii be ontinued by Munckton & Co., wt6l
alone authorized to settle the business Of ~
old firm. MUNC1TON 4 CU.
April 26d3tS
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Keekuk Agency
WHEEL ER Il WILsONsn
CELEBRATED
Family Sewing Maohin1
THE ABOVE MACHINES, 2
c1-THK BEST EYER INVEETED,~
A RE sold At this agency 1t the manufacturer
hpriccs, adding only the cost Of transportation.
1lnstruetionsi in operating the machine given
gratfS1e purchasers Of Aachines.
Refer 70 the following Ladies in Keokuk, who
have these machines in use:
Mrs. Eds. Kilbourne, Mrs. A. I. Chitteudcn,
Mira. VIM Mc6avic, Mrs. J q. Floyd,
Mrs. Dr. Ford, Mrs. John Burns
Apply personally or by letter to
Elk. BUELL.,
6s Main-st., (up stairs,)
apr2sd5w keokuk, Iowa.
ALE.
ED BBLS. Dayton Ale, so bbls. Cincinnati Ale.
~ Good summer stock, received on consign-
ment and for sAle by
STAFFORD \ McCuNE,
up ssuAm k4v9G.
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stock ~ 1soYAWare fer sase.
DEIN0 about TO make chanRein the character
ID Of our business Ne will close Of oar entife
stock u hardware atsnch prices and on such terri
~ will make II for tho advantage VI Carpenter
and Builders - supply themseives for the coming
season. PLUAARA & co.
mch5d
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IAuRING my Abssl0e - tAsa1lky, M. Otto
~ Lyman in Aathofaso& t61At09 u ~ busness
In taking spplicationS fas lnS0l6naas jmuing Poll
oies, and collecting PremiumS.
MIR. Lyman can Be found at the LitSfary Depot
on Main street, bstwecn Sd and <ths
Apr22dtf G. z. AsETRIBLnN.
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This Douglas platform 10 weak, wishy-
washy dccoction Of stale humbuggery.-
There Is neither body or soul in it. There
10 nothing 70 stand on and nothing to tight
for. It win ~ attract Republicans nor
retain DemocsSsS. Douglas must take
more distinct and decidad lleition, OF
one half Of his force fk bach
into the Buchanan ranks - 0sher hall
nil slough Oh and be absotbsd BY the Re.
|i - party. There 10 no show for Doug
~ e1 ~ hope for a Douglas party on such
: ~ Norm, that 10 very certain.
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goo SKIS. q. a. SALT for sale 81
OUU jyso WIN n. bUSfIN : co.
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These Periodicals. ably represent the three great
political parties Of Great Britain--Whig, Tory,
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Of their character. Az organs Of the most pro-
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The receipt Of ADVANCE SHEETS from the
British publishsrs gives additional value to these
keprints, inasmuck ~ they now BE- placed In
tbs hsnds Of bscsibers about soon the orgi-
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