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v Directors Of this = ado sSf IN
ntion will b. transfeel 2S Srre and
ected Rev. Chas. A. Williamss 11ncipal-s
z.42 - 80 Known andrecotnmendSd ~ possess
eand experience, and those literary
y qualifications, requisitcto the com.
& 2.l u psensnent success Of this importan, on.
The spring Term will commence on Monday
March ~, under the superi c,endanee Of Mr.. viii
i,ams, aided by competent aud experienced teachers
the choiee OF teachers, the Of study and
general discipline Of the College being subject to
the supervision and approval Of the Board, with
tht pledge OF their permanent cooperation and
counsel.
II isthe purpose Of the Board to build up an in
stltution which shall fully meet the wants OF our
esy and in this effort they hope for the opera
tion and sympathy of oil intelligent and liberal
cit Eens.
The Institution will heneeforth be exclusively
ftr female pupils. and will 9, mprehend primary
ana advanced departments, with the aesi gn Of an
atethorough organisation and classification,
ana OF such advancement and progress the intel
hzcRt patronage Of the community will sustain.
Ibis arrangement secures the cooperation and
influence of Dr. Sanford, to whose iibcrality and
nubiic spirit the Institution Is indebted for the
very favorable terms which have been made for the
Of his rooms
The terms Of tuition will be-, as heretofore, six
and eight dollars per qeoster for ordinary studies
with nail additiensfe4Arge for incidental ex-
lenses asd extra charges f3r1mkAa. French, Ger
man, Music and Drawing.
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BAKNUM
FEEDING THE HUNGRY


NOV, in consideration Of hard times, IL 10
IN very necessary for our citizens to use econ
omy In the purchase of what they consume. In
order to livsfat and cheap you must buy GOOD
and CHEAP articles. 10 do this, call at W. IL.
Austin = Co.'s old stand, where you ill find his
succNscfs
s.. L. Barnum,
and hir accomm odAting clerks, who are ever
ready and will ling TO administer to tho wants of
the countless muititudes who daily throng
around his counts, awaiting their turn to be
served witA the good thingsso so necessary TO life.
Citizens VI keokuk, and farmers OF the sur
rounding country, give me a call, and you viii
never regret II the longest day you live.
The unde ign cd having purchased the entire
stofk Of W. II. Austin Co., at No. I09, south h
si1eof Main street, three doors west Of Fourth,
= soiistto1s ef asiare Of the patronage Of his
fKie11a ~ ~ public generally.
044(1 N3m ~ delivered to any part Of the
~ VII nptness and dispatch. Terms strict
~. ~ yiiI - ysu can hsy goods fully as
ehsaP y. feE1l5 have Don. forget
keokuk. May. '5s-d4wtf
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&675.

o . more ana stiIlGnc cnpcr.
$675.
NEW COMERS PLEASE NOTICE.
1hathsary and continual Rent ron fAoS3H n q
Dssifab{eaad Permanent Homesf61 ~
she,fgs executions and Land!oS1 -. Ny 5,
FINHE subscriber now ofiers our new IN
1 cheapest bargain yet out, being !
House large enough for an ordinary fam II
1ao4sd ~ neatly painted paiing fence, Ood
fWae0 eenvenient, in healthy locatio1< -
le&1oeorhood, within ten minutes W
7Estes House. 38k z$S2s8
FIRST COME: FIRST CLAfr
IL taken soon, can be had at io0 Y
rare bargain, whether for residence Or 3SSNsSs
yestment. Title guaranteed. sssSs
TxKns-$2s2 cash, balance in pa y me ents ~ e.
commodate purchaser. For cash iiberal diSccu W.
Will be made "a 80
Inquire Of the undersigusd, Days Buf111S
kxshange-st. corner Of 114k, ~ at tho q ~
". W. Dixea, Athen1um Buiidings.
dis p. A. URMoTON.
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Keokuk ~. Dss N oines q .uin nnesota
X d Il l. X o a D..
H RH1

n
CH NGE OF rIMEl
ON and after Monday, May 3rd, two daily
~ trains, each way, tSeR layt excepted will run
as follows:
lst Train leaves KEokUh at 7:00 o'clock A, n.
2d Train 40 :. r.. n.
Ist I rain leaves BENToNsPoRT at 7:20" A.n.
I'd Train :" g $50 pm.
Passen gers for Sioux City, Council Bluffs, Fort
Dodge, ort bes Moines, Otluiaws, Fairfield, and
intermediate points, viii take the 7:e0 train,
connecting at Bcntopspor. with stages for all points
In Middle and Western Iowa.
By this arrangement reti.ents along the line oi
the road will be enabled 10 spend FIVE HOURS
IN kkUkJk and return saine evening.
THROUGH TICKETS to st. Louis, Louisville
Cincinnati, and the East, may DC had at the Ctfc,
in Dcntonsport
&A- Fare as low rs the lowest.
5. DWIGHT EATON,
Engineer and Superintendent.
SAA'L A. BLACK,
ASA supt and General Passenger Ag't.
A1Tickci Once at Railroad Depot
NH 0fhcsin kilbournc's BLOCK.
keokuk, April -, '5S-d&w
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Hl.ABIk 4 HlcINTHlxL,
undertakera.

Undertakers,
|nFFICE on Third Street, bet Mainen
~ and johnson, next to Fieklen Lu-
eAs' Bank, carry on the business OF Undertaking
in all its branches. They haverecently made
tensive additions to their stock, and perfected
their arrangements in every department.
PATENT METALLIC BURIAL CASES,
Inpervious to air and tIuctibie, ighly orns-
mcnted, and for the preservation Of the
dead, - we'll ~ cofhns Of every stylc and finish
furnished to order. :.
Hearscs and Carriages furnished, and the entire
arrangementto of th hefuneraiAttendtato TO when re-
auired.
Keokuk lava Nov II lsb7-dly
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n. X. LOVE 4 co.,
Successors 10 Deming 4 Love,)
BANKERS,
KEOKUK IOWA
lNIVE particular attention to collections and re
~ NIT promptly on the day Of payment.
RgsRR1IcEs:
Bank Of North Americ4SNe Few York.
Drexel Co., Philadelphia.
4. W Clark 4 Co., "
Citixsns' Bank, Baltimore.
Bank Of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh.
Jno. d. 5cuily, Cashier, do
i. Brady, Cashier, han1ipg.
Branch stfte Bapl w tsneriiic.
State Savings Ins1 Losis.
Geo. Smith h Cos
Northern Bank OF 1lexia gton.
ney24d -
Gro. G.. ANDERSON. ALExAHDEE BARcLAr :.
ESTABLISHED IN is4G.l a8
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HanLky - Bo~tlcss keokukians
vlNIMR # ard. MONTY is Scarce. But
l DUKEffGp with the Times, and down with
the Cash. IL times hard, HIS WORK LAsrs a
ykEY GREAT WHILE. II money Is scarce, HE
SELLS VERY CHEAP.
Having just received his Spring Stock, he IL
now ready to accommodate II who may give him .
call, either in Eastern Custom made work, and
would call par ocular attention to the latter.
Having established manufacturing on the most
extendedscala, he viii keep constantly ON hand and
make 10 order eysry thing IN his line, from putting
on a palrh or making Infants fhos, to Saha
Geiter or affat CaU Boet, and viii sell the best Of
goods at the very lowest possible prices for CASH
In custom work he variants PITS, not to crnmp,
but te Cure Corns.
MAMMOTH BOOT,
apr2Sd Nos. So, 66 and 6S Main-st.
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The Gate city Against The weYI1 =
X 4 o X Tx
Mattress Mandatory.
A. G. ORR

| 8 now manufacturing Mattresses Of every de-
! scriptiop, SPIRAL, spring, Curled hAir. Neolen
fslting, Cotton, Mess, Birch, shuck, and Straw of
the best quality. Pillows and BolstsYa Of all
kinds. Also, Comforts and Feather.
Hotel and Steamboat orders promptly attended
to, and all articles manufactured or sold ct my es-
tabishment viii be offered ~ fair terms. and war
ranted challenge the production Of superior
work at ANY estabhshme Of the kind in tn Q
Western country. You are respectfully invited to
call and exsmine specimens Of my work. Ware
rooms, corner of Fourth-st. and Exchange.
| have in operation newly invented and ex-
pensive machinery, which enables me to manufac-
tare better work, at more liberal rates, than in
fsrior work otherwise manufactured can be AZ
forded for. Material for Bedding, ETC., prepared
BY machinery 10 more uniformly and perfectly
prepared, and the work far superior in quality.
w II 0 l. Z S LIE AND ALL.
March 10 '57-dIy
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IMPORTANT CHANGENg
Saturday Evening Train Put On
OHIO & MISSISSIPPI
'ao.Ds s4vo..
r ALL Il 9 AID. !
Completedto Cincinnati Through uitheul
change Of cars Only enc change
Of carsto Louisri!le- One
chance to Cleveland.

Comptetedfo Ctnctnncft-- Through tcitheAt
change Of cars Only enc change
Of carsto Louisri!le-- One
change to Cieceidnd.
nNEto Wheeling and two less changes of Cars
~ and baggage and so miles earer 10 all East
ern Cities than by any other Route.
THE GREAT NATIONAL ROUTE, carrying
the U. S. Mail and Adems Express.
On and after Wednesday uly lst, trains will
us. .MailTrain-Leuvss Office, corner 4th and
Chestnut, Mt 1900 .. m. Leaves East st. Louis
Depot Mt 1880.
Express Train--Leavcsof Office, corne Of xth ~
Chestnut, at p N. Leaves East st. LosisOepet
at 80 p. In.
In order to accommodate the travelling pub
| lie, Saturday Afternoon Train has been put
up, and trains wilirun asaboye every day except
| sunday.
oNE sUND1Y TRAIN AT 3:oOP.M.
| n. B.--All trains make direct and certain con :
recfions at Cincinnati with ali Eastern Mail and
Express Trains, thus formins the shorisn quickssi
and only Broad Gauge Route to New York, boetrn,
Phiiadelphia, baltimore, Warrington Cisy,p4tts.
bufgh, Wheeling, Cleveland, Buffalo. ~ IN
| Eastern cities.
Also, Chicago, and al points on the illinois Cen,
| trail r. X.
ONLY ONE CHANGE or CARS TO CHICAGO.
New York passengers have choice Of four good
railroad routes, from Cincinnati, via New fors
4 Erie. N. y. Central, Pennsylvania Central, land
! Baltimore Ohio.
Through passengers should avail themselves oi
/ this mont reliable routo between the East and
the est, as il affords unusual facilities, bcing
superior read, and the only Broad Guage Road in
| the W est.
Passengers for Decatur, Bloomington, Lasallc,
| Rock Island, burlington, Peeria, Dunleith, Ca
lena, Peru, &c., connect at sandoval with the
Illinois Central Il. X. for the above named points
direct
| Passengersf for Nation and Chicago connect Mt
0dn with tho Chicago Branch. Through FROM st.
Louis with only one change Of cars.
| Through baggage chccks given in The city, and
baggage handled free Civ pass myers notroubls
at the Depot.
THROUGH TICKDTS
Can be procured at the Offices, Hos. 2s and 80,
corner OF 4th and Chestnut strAxts, under the
Planters House, and At No. "a Lsves, corner of
Vine street.
TT Beth Offices exactly on the corner--the
only PLACES to obtain re lab e information.
". II. CLEMENT, Gent EGp't.
ISAAC WYMAN, den'l W estern Ag't.
Omnibufes VIII call for passengers aud baggage
In any part Of the eity by leaving their address
either Of the Offices Callregularly ut the Hotels.
jyl7d
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81Yd# 'SF4Ss bon
wHEELER . YwsUN,s
Family Iaehines.

III AD0vH MAcHINRs,
~T HE BE11 EVER RINvENTED,~
A RE sold at this agency at the manufacturer
hprices, adding only the cost of transportation.
Einstructionsin operating the machine ri ven
gratis to purchss6u pf Machines.
Refer u the fetleNfng Ladies in Eeokuk, who
have these machknes In use:
Mrs. kAw. kiibourne, Mrs. A. b .Chittendsn,
Mrs, VIM. Metiasic, Mrs. J g. Floyd,
Mrs.yQ Ford, Mrs. John Bufns.
Apt1y eonAlly orby letter to
Elk. BUELL.,
e. aiR; ;s.s l2P ..airs)
apr2ddMN pkuk, lows.
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Union Foundry
AND
MACHINE SHOP.


Cor. BANK 4 4th Is.,-......keo X ok uk
\. n. BEATTY a co.,
AlANuTACIUREks Of Steam Engine nj d NJ a
lvl ohinery Of every description, Saw and Grist
Mill Machinery, House Fronts, Window Caps aud
Sills, balconies and Verandals A general assort-
ment of oastings alwaysoI hand. OrderHolicite ed
and pr promptly attended to.
Keokuk, April 8, SID
IOWA STATE INSURANCE. CO.,
oYRIcK II SAMPLES EEw BUILDING, Ind STORY,
Second Street, Kcokuk, Iowa.
THIS Home Company takes Risks on thesafer
i classes Of property ON THE MUTUAL PLAN,
AND ON TIE CASH PLAN FOR A CASH PRE-
MUM, At rates as reasonable Ms those Of any
reliable Company.
DIRECTORS:
C.H. Perry, II. Tucker,
Geo. b. Smyth, s. Hamill,
WIN. Il. Turner, d. A. Day,
HID. Woodward, J.W Rankin.
r. /. Harrison, John McCune,
S. +. Voorhies.
oYYIcERs.
G. II. PERRY, ,Prest. Z. II. HARRISON, Treas.
s. HAMtLL, Vice Prest. w n. TURNER See.
ianl3d3m
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CUMMINGS & BEGGS,
Architects,

s u p Z X I n r T. N iIS8
uAVEt2keD Office in Reddin u
i l. corner of johnson and Third ~ lUll. On,
No. IA, Ind story, first door TO the left at u Ad
of the main entrance stairs, where they invite
their friends and the public call. They pre-
pared TO furnish designs and detail drawings fol
buildings of all kinds, public and private, and te
superintend the erection of the tame. They hope
to do business In such manner will please theii
patrons and do credit 10 Themselves.
kefer, by permission,ts To
X. r. Lowe, Hawkins Taylor,
Ldward kilbourne, Jamcs Este,
Geo. G. Ander40n, h. r. Iresi,
VIC. stripe, u. keadnston,
Wm. Leighton, j. Nj. Billing,
J. H. Hiatt. J u. Paul
dec12dly
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a.. n. RONsON, N. u.
nEFICE and Residence in Union Block, Isl
~ Aain-st., over vowell's Drug Store.
maybdtf
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WATCHsx sxAAlllIglkS1lD8JE WELLER.
u ESPNCx LIZ informs the ctisens Of Keo-
II kukA1 - that be may be found At J.
Parmelspy. IT, ole CAmpbell) No. STA
Main BET land Sd, where be would DO
plss1e4 ~ sateo6d WINE wants of all who may IA
~ him nth a call.
S W sgs Clocks, and Jewelry repaired aud
wArsafto. n. w. JONES,
an10adif
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X . oku uk, MT. piensanak Muscaslne
GN7
n LR q a D.
1858. spFing Arrnngemcn Ie6s.
cuANGE oP TrNF,

THREE DAILY rRAINs, (srspAYs ExcEPrRp.)
nN and after April 2oih 1858, and until fur.
~ thcr notice, trains win run IN the above road
a. follows:
First Train leaves Packet Depot, keokuk daily
Mondays excepted nj a. N. This train will
make sure connections with The Burlington and
Rock Island Packets. Packets will leave Montrose
promptly At 5 o'clock a. M
Second Train leaves Keoknk daily lsundays tx
cepted) at 10 o'clock IN. ~
Third Train leaves keokuk daily Sundays ex
cepted) at p. m
First Train leaves Montrose daily (Mondayeex
cepted) at 5:30 .. IN. :
second Train leaves Montroxe daily (Sm1nyD ex
csptedl At S:45 a. m.
Third Train leaves Mon.rose daily fSundays ex
cepted) at p. m. i. W. DAVIS,
Superintendent e.
j. X. TEwsBuRY, Ticket Agent. 'A
AnY10aAw
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n. ". m MORSE, M. d.,
EHKLL0W Of Massachusetts Medical Society. or
y nee on Main street, opposite the Biilings House
nsA3d
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MUSIC STORE.
u B. uINMAN, having 8 purchased -am1
LIZ the stock Of Patrick 4 Grouse,
has now on exhibition and for saicu w
At the Jewelry Store, next door 10 II. X. Love 4
Co.'s Banking House, yariety Of Pianos, Mslode-
ons, and other Musical instruments together wit
music books, sheet music kc.
A,.o ,arr~ collection Of beautiful pictures.
EngravingsaI paintings. All which wiilhe sold
ON reasonable terms. b. u. HINMAN.
doclQd
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WILLIAM N JAkEmAN,


ID EsPECTFULLY informs the inhabitants OF
I keokuk and its vicinity, that he will attend to
any business In his line. From his long perience
Of ~ years, be has made himself familiar with
the varions diseases in the horse-Epidemic and
Influenza Fever, Lung Fever, lIfammations, Stag
gers, 6weeny, Bolts, Worms, Collie, Bpasms, spaveu
Bone, SprAins, Ring Bone, curbs, 10. Medicines
be had by calling at his residence, on 4th st.
between johnson and Exchange, Keokuk, Iowa.
jan27dly
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W Z18o W4081110OHOV
DH 4 u An . y G u y Z =
On Fourth Street, between johnson and Exchange
KEOKUK, IOWA.
mAyl9-dly
SECOND sTREET en- EAP kTORE.
IREAT bargains in Dry Goods, Cioaks, Bonnets
NJ Kibbons, &c. We are now Offering our we'll
selected stock very low for cash. Our assortmsnt Of
Roods In every department il complete, and bought
very cheap, and win be sold lower than heretofore
offered as we, BY doing own busincss, save rent
and clerk hire, We can and will sell lower than
any other establishment.
oct22-d X. IL. ABBOTT Co.
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yss RECENTLY PUBLISHED,
Remarkable 20 Conversions ana Revi.
val Incidents,

RECENTLY PUBLISHED.
Remarkable Conversions ana Rsvi.
val Incidents,
N0kHHfH HG an account Of the Rise and Pro
lGDI the present wonderful Great Awaks ksninl
among the people, In all parts Of tho country, By
VIM. Conant, with an introduction By Henry Ward
Beecher. One large and handsome l2mo. volume.
Price 81.
List of Contents, Tin part Review Of Revfvals
from the Day OF Pentecost to the Great Awaken
ing In the Last Century Conversions Of Eminent
Persons Revival Incidents and Narratives /; Rise
And Progress Of the Great Awakening Of 1878.
"Ihe Work cannot fail to be one OF interest" ."--
lChristian Advocate,
hearts Of praying meu."-[N Y. Examiner.
at will lie eagerly sought for at the present
time."--[N. t.ubserser.
at cannot but prove eminently seasonAble and
usefui."-lN. \. Independent.
ARTHuR's NEW AND BEAUTIFUL STORY.
Tho Hand but not the Heart; or
LIrk-TRIALs or JRssig LoRiNG.
ny r.a. ARTHUR.
The point OF this story IL expires sed In the It'll q:
and tho story itself il sharply drawn iliustra.
tion II the folly ard mndneks o ! linking toSethe,
two immortal souls by the rough chains Of selfish
interest, pride, or basrr passion.
The iesson taught Is one OF deep significance
and thousands u hearts will throb In almost Wild
response. to tho life sxpsfisnce II Jessie Loring,
who, in All ths D...ssEtzl A.l AAi.tp, 4l44...
srsssia :, ssissa. ns' iai; sisf': ia Il,
m1.. <: s,.aI,ps ,he .,ps j /. vou.a worthy 10
b. emb.lmsd In The nsnory oe svSSy reader.
Ono neat limo. vol. Price IL. For sale BY
OGDEN, bR0WNELL 4 CO.,
mayIod No. 81 Main-st.
CCYTHE STONEs.-Scythe Stones, of different
maviO A. w - H. TICKER
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Thisis the Shortest andQuickest Route to all
points North and East.
EA-THkOuGH TICKETs~A
0yerthislinc 10 al princiral places, can be pro.
cured at Railroad Ticket Qfice, Main street one
doorfrom the Billings House. Stages will calIfor
dassen gers any psr,sf thecity Free.
GRAHAM AGO., Proprietors.
:. r. Txwgsrrgy. Ticket Agent
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TO THE EADIEN.
RS. M. ALLON, having just returned fsou
4v1 tho East, II new Offering 70 the Ladies' 1ns
stock Of New Spring Goods, including Dtnncts,
Ribbsns, fiewers, And every thing II tkAt lt1xs--
Her shop il removed ~
Nos Ci MalA.Ss.,
Where she viii ~ pleAssd 70 see Asf nAm3eu
customers. - -Fowisr's Models for ssls.
aprA
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q STORE ROOMS utoaer the New Hctet--4 -
q Main strsak, and on Fifth straei--All u vAish
Il will tent Tor retail stores, for the following
Furnishing Goods, Merchant Tailoring, .ladl~'
Shoe Establishment, Millinery. Try dooae Geo.
fectionary and lee Cream, Family 0rsessy. nd
Cigars and Tobacco.
Alsu, one room connected with the houss for
Variety Store Or BaIaarj all Of which will ~
-es.Sa rr terms according to the times
apr26d H0KNiHH 3 MILSEl.
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-. y. HOWE, M. -.
nFFICE and residence corner Of Fourth ans
~ Concert streets. Keokuk, Iowa.
Aprl0dtt
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Lumber.

VIyUE subscribers would inform the consumers oi
j Lumber, and the public generally, that they
ere now prepared to furnish All kinds of LumbcI
usually msds BY Saw aiii, including Lath
that may BE- desired.
Gail Il the New Saw Mil, On tho river, neal
Whits's Pork House. PAUL i uUMES.
N. b. Etove Wood for sale ut u 80 per cord.
sep15dtf
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NEW AND FINE

NEW AND TINEs
CHEAP FOR ASH
ME havcjust received and opened splendid
NXS stoek OF
RING AND SUMNER CLOTHING,
And have everything man cen cali foe i. the
Clothing line, from coarse to 1upsrdns. and from
plain TO very handsome. It's no use 10 blow or
expatiatc; We ejust the articles for hard tmss.
both in quality, style and price. All ne ash 10
ana get great bargains. ~
Remember the place--next 10 Collier : RAbtsp's
Grocery, on Sd street.
Apr0dtf 3. POLLOCK co.
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Morgan ct, between Fifteenth and Sixteenth,
KKOKUK. IOWA
T0NTRACTs taken, including the furnishing oi
~ material, IL desired, aud fulfilled in Promp
and faithful manner. fmch3 tdym
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ARTHUR's NEW AND BEAUTIFUL STORY
Tho Hand but not the Heart; or
LIFk-TRIALs or JRssiE LoRING.

CCYTHE STONEs.-scythe stones, of diHsrsst
- kinds,ip quantities 70 snit.
mayl0 8. w. II. TUCKER.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1858-08-14
TAKEN UP.

10y THOS. A MIX, On the sth day OF June 1853,
- in the woods back Of S. Y. Lacotcs planta-
ton, on False River, Pointe Coupee Parish:
One GRAY HORSE, IS hands high, 10 or IL
years old, blind in the right eye. and branded ",
C. on the left shoulder.
Also. one SORREE HORSE, 10 hands high.
s OF 9 years old, with an indistilctbrand on the left
shoulder; having q white face, the fore right foot
white; and the hind right foot also white. With
mark on the back occasioned by the saddle
And also, one DARK SORREl CREOLE;
MARFabout 2 or 3 years old: star on the forehead,
and the left hind foot white. Fl
The above horses have no other visible marka
The owners Of the above described horses, ar.
requerted to come forward, prove property, and
take them away by payiug charges; otherwiA
they will be sold according 10 The regulations Of
the Police Jury Of this Parish.
J. L. DE.MCRUELLE,
Justice Of the Peace.
Pointe Coupee Je 10, SO.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1858-08-14

by- We insert in our columns the
speech delivered by master F. E. Thu.
dean Of our Parish, it the exhibition OF
the Collegiate Institute Of Baton Rouge,
and we recomend it's perusal to our rea-
ders. Such a production speaks well
in behalf Of our young parishoner.
Onward we say to him, and to all the
youths Of our Parish in their struggles
to obtain q liberal and practical educa
ton. Spare no pains, and you will not
only have the satisfaction of having done
your duty, but you will be prepared to
render Important services to your ma.
tive land and maintain her in that posi-
ton to which she is entitled.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1858-08-14

A Hor PLAoE.-Petersburg. Va, must
be the hottest place outside the domin-
ions of his satanic majesty" The In
teIlingencer of yesterday speaks of the
mercury" standing about 1000 degrees
in the shade, and state that one OF it's "car
riers" whose duty compelled him to re-
main in the sun till 10 o'clock, returned
TO the Office with both heels burnt Off
The local editor dares not venture in the
sun, even to his meals, and is content
to subsist meanwhile upon the coolest
substances-ice, old love letters and
charity. If Belzebub should ever con-
clude to visit this terrestrial globe, it is
reasonable to presume that he would
abide in Petersburg