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From Protessor Haren Of the Unirerrtty Of Michi'
gan.
If called upon to sacrifice NY library, volume by
volume, the book which ! should preserve the long.
est, except the Bible is the AMERICAN DICTIONARY
OF THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE, by DR.. Webster.
4. o. HAVEN.
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RELIGIOUS BOOKS.
Hsre's Mission of the Comforter.
sis Days OF Creations
Ihompsen's Neral and Religious Essays.
Barnes Notes.
Abbos's Young Christian Series.
bayard's Nipvyah aud Its Remains.
Bards Of the Bible. ny GilGllan.
History OF the Engi Bible
Chambers the Power snd Wisdom .of God
Nelson On lnGdehiy.
Winners Episcopal Manual.
sinetts Pictorial Theology.
Eonss-FhristiHn aud ps,,al,
kiswan's Letters 10 Bishop Hughes.
History II the Protestant church in II ungAry
History q the Reformation.
Death bed Sesnes.
Clset Hour.
Pilgrim Il iregfess.
Christian Ihrisin, BY Thompson
iurter's Char Of i..fe
Pgriers Resiyals Of Religion.
Thoughts 70 Help and Cheer
Bible Dietienary
1hSistian Titles.
Make The Bsst of Both Worlds.
Nan and bis NAtsyes
Fleetwood Lis If Christ.
fubsr GO the Doctrine q Election.
Select Family ard Parish sermons.
Bucks Religious Anecdotes.
btck = Wofns
Aisa, large selection Of Miscellaneous Books
among which are niau3 81 the late publications.
apr3sd HART 4 BARRIER.
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Es,TIGIoUs.
Bibles,
Pysyey Books,
Flstweod's christ and Apostles,
lifein israol, BY Kicharda,
Pilgrims Progress.
he Holy War,
Popular History Il English bleTransiations,
The Altar at Home,
The Tw3 Sights,
lectures u Young Men,
Fresh Thoughts on Old Themes
lheedosia, or the Heroine Of fsash,
Methelsst Family Manuel
Principles and Practices Of Baptisss, by Way
land;
Sacred Scenes and Characters.
The Dairyman's Daughter,
Shepherd Of salisbury Plain,
Blhle Manual, by Everett;
Mcfraincs' Sermons,
Dicks WORKS,
lorcnno Dow d Works,
Chain Of Sacred Wonders.
cummings Scripture RsadinU,. embracing
Mathew, Mark, Luke and John, Exodus,
L1viticus, Genesis. =
Camning'. Minor Works,
Cummings Tent and Altar,
Cummings Voices of the Night,
Cumming Voices Of the Day,
Cummings Voices of the Dead,
Cumming sbensdiosicns Of the Blessed Life.
Cummings Church Before tho Flood,
Cummings l.ecta(A on Komanism,
cumming jaiiy Life.
EAnant'k Neandcr on John
Conant's Ncander on PHILIPPIANS and James.
Christian Life---Seeial and Individual.
Sermons for the People;
Italians Lectures on the Morning Prayer;
Mrs. Marsh's HAllicJ or The Sheepfold in the
Waters;
Thoughts 10 Helpand Cheer lat and u series;
Bucks Harmony and Exposition Of our Lord i
Great Prophecy;
Barnes' Notes Embracing smcs. Peter John,
aud Jude, Ephesians, Philippians and
Coiassians, Thessalonians, Timothy, Titus,
Philemon. Book of Revelation, Epistie TO
the Hebrews. Epistles to the Romans, the
Gospels of fsaiah, job, Daniel.
Rainbow Around the Tomb.
For sails sr Eastern Catalogue Prices, at
OGDEN, BROWNELL co.'s,
April ~, '3S-d Main and End streets.
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M h -. nssee and
psaso S s oss ~ and e.
TO the
Ndas
he keokuk Aicnual Wareh
!,
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REMOVAL.
pL y M M e r & Co.'S
Having Moved TO The New story
House, No.103 Mnin.sf., cor. Atm,
ARE SoN PREPARED TO FURNISH,
PAINTERS AND BUILDERS
ALLOW PRICES FOR CASH,
bRaaLaSs u GIL sisss, from .sS.0 to aO>e 90 !;
SASH, (pri,ned aad Chased ~ desi,ed;)
LlNSEED OIL, (Raw or BoiIea;)
LARD AND CoTToN-SEED OIL,
For Lubricating and Burning;)
PURE WHITE LEAD;
z Y RE WHITE ZINC;
SPIRITS TURPENTINE
ALCOHOL;
VARNI SHE s AND JAPAN.
We also manufacture "W Whites Compound
Dfier, which is superior TO any other drier In the
market
We have constantly in stock Whiting, Venetian
Red, Och, v, Chrome, Paris Green Umbers, siennas
hanpb!ack, Vandyke Brown. Rcd Lead, Lithsrge
&C., ac Also. Peiut BEu shes, Glaziers' Diamonds
6laxers's Points, Gnld Leaf, &c
We have large stock IL Hardware, which hav.
Ing been received within the past twelve months
IL al n'w and fresh, and withog to close this
branch or our business, willsel il at exceeding
iy low figures. The stceis comprises n good sssort
mcnt II building materials adapted TO the Western
market and Carpenter Tools.
@s-Ne invite the attention Of Country Mer
chants to our stock, feeling assured that we car
sell them goods at as ioe prices they can find il
II. Louis OF any other Western city.13x
We Solicit the attention Of Merchants, Painter
and Builders TO our new place Of business,
No. fO5 Main sfrtet, ntrfto Wooster TtNplin =
Apr2sd PLUNMER 4 co.
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So-saarsnerslIn.

IL nd f3lEted, EaNIIE iNfinol. Co. partner-
saip psleF Rr tsme and*t! ~ iainesA Brother,
and Luz sAs q ~ Dtsff isterRsf ~ Ii ). Farray
viii T6a tssse ~, s5atBes ~ manufacturing sasE
Doors, Htiaal FIoeTinF, inmp-1uLing, Sc. al
the old ssss. cafutf of 1 4Blusf Stfssts, near the
KeokSk 1T. nes Noines iAi Aoaa perot.
ROBERT HAINEs.
keekuE .Sapt %, 81 Z q. uAINEa
tFfs.d
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THE FAnmEnM GUIDE

EHE fARWERS' GUIDE
TO SCIENTIFIC AND PRACTICAL AGRICULTURE,
by iEsHY STEPHENS, +. X. s., of Edinburgh. and
the late j. Y. NORTON, Professor Of Scientific
Agriculture in Yale College, New Haven, 2 vols.
Royal oetavo. 1000 pages, and numerous wood
and steel engrasings.
bis is, eonfessedly, the most complete work on
Agriculture ever published, and in order to give it
wider cir ulaton, the publishers have resolved to
reduce the price 10
Five Doiiars for shc Two volumes !.
When seitby mail post paid) to CAiifornis and
Oregon the price will be 81. TO every other part
u the United States, and to Canada (post paid
50, IHis WORK IL NOT raE OLD !" Book or m.
Farm"
al Remittances for any OF the above publica-
tons should always be addressed, rost paid, to
the Publishers,
LEONARD SCOTT & CO.,
apt2ldaw No. 81 Colds New York.
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KlyilE Cd .pnrinnrkAfr h1r.infnrr xt,.., :.

FlsHE Co Partnership heretofore existing be-
tween The subscribers, under the name and
ltm Of farrEr Iainse. u thls day dissolved ~
mutual cDNscat. kehtlt + q. Haipes will con
tinne ~ The hasinssa, aud sign the name Of the
Ersa IN il9ad4tien. They Wiz aise settle ail &C.
counts a tbs hate irm, and ali dghts due ii must
be pAti tpHiD II. h. fhKRAR.
H9ELRi iAfSkS
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AMI BLANK BOOK MANUfAcI0NY
DLhsk Books made and ruled to any REQUIRED
D-attar~ eSw-. fsscrts Fcss!s ~. "a" ~
sessors' Books Poll Books, ac., Dc, furnished :,
short notice.
Old Books, Magazines, Music, ae., bound or 70
bound la any style defired.
1 EBrMy Bindery will be found 10 McCune'
Buildsng, Garner u Main md second sts.
sep II 't7-d Isaac n. pEARCE.
|10nn Lbs. Prime Potash. ior sale by
lOUO aQ. v0WELEs
tansl5 ss2sl - 81.
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D. IsM Nj HAS
=, na,,. n,>. =.
es ns "esn asd the The a "s,S
o W d aEdc
hroughou Valley
n the IVES
Odd oken
/ always hand.
of Tin HoLow
Ac,ac shrN Min-t.
sou Home Manufscur
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Slaughter Coal Co.
TONS OF COAL
AT 40 CENTS PER BUsHEL

M arc constantly supplying the very best
~ qnAhtyof CRATE and stove Coal brought to
this market. ltignites easiIy, burns brightly and
excepting none. Its chief economy and exec llency
consists IN its burning TO ashcs and leaving no
thinker or cinder.
for mechanical purposes IL positively cannot BE-
surpassed, rs those using II will attest.
Orders suust BE- left ihe book at the Office over
Collier &Cp.s Grocery store, Sd st., between Mnip
and Joheson. and they shall DO promptly attended
70; NJ aerstcfMe. l.. G. D0BYNS,
essztan - Aren't.
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Wisconsin Lumber Yard,
A good assortment OF the va
LUMBER. riousqualitics, leny th.and
thickness.
fair assortment on hand
JOISTS. and bills filled atsaw -mill
prices.
Good-sized piles Of thecom-
monlengths andsizes.
.m, sawedandeut, thclatterye cry
cheap.
SHINGLES. Pine PoTlaiand Cottonwood
SASH. From smallest 70 largesiriIe
Small and large plain \ aised
DVv"' and moulded.
BLINDS. Rolling and stationary.
A NY and allof which articles hesubscriberw will
IA sell at the yards on the
Corner Of Eighth and Blondeausts.,
OPPOSITE puBLIc SCHOOL,
and on the corner Of and Railroad ats. linear X.
4 Fit. d. NJ. X. X. Depot as low ~ they can be
boughtin the city; and atthc Branch Yard at Far
mington, with cost Of transportation added. Or
ders filed from the country and shipped to any
station onthc abroad at ! he lowest rates.
wildly n. o. KELLOGG, Agent.
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NE NM. NJ. M >EMvEY.
~ ATTORNEY AND C0uNSELkOK AT LAW,
N41@eral Collecting agent.
~ ......iOH A.
KErKRkucxgsM~
un. JohA ". 6tpckdale, kegister Of Fort Doige'
Lend Oacei
IL ThsmAs Seargsant, Receiver Fort Dodgs
Lad 0fnee
nea. I'm II Msrrltt, Cedar Rapids, Iewa
-. Van Antwerp, Ksokuk, Iowa.
nsa- J. y. Thorn pom. Judge 18th Judicial Dis
90. trics, Haryston, Iowa.
HJ8Se. v. Held, keokuk. Iowa;
y. @. Finch, Des Mnibes, Iowa.
Hen. 4. a. Douglas, Washington, D. c.
VI Jane I-dly
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ExTnAORDlNAMY SNDuCEmErTs
TO TRADE

~ the stNtaAls eixpsnes.v
a. nov fsesivinG ny spring and sammerstoek
OF DT- 0oods. Hsts aad bonasts ,B>ots aad
shoes, crocnefy wsse, re-, direetfron ths Ees,ers
cities, which Comprises an extensive VARIETY n An
these dapartnsnts. Ny stock VII con car: fave,.
ably with any in the city in point Of ysfietY Ana
Quality, and Ills we'll known fact thatthe prices
srs III vteAt.
Of Dress Goods, have silks, Tissues. Barer.s
Lawns, Barge Deisines, Challies. PopIins. Vaisn
sssa Piaias. Dsbsiss, Argsntiaes, Laws Robss
ofstapls Good, hsavybYovua ome,tie bleach ID
de:, Vsnseasgs, drills, tlakings, prints, dc.
ALSO, Linen foods Of ali kinds--vhite And
brown Tor pants white and brown table diaper.
sfash ana diapsr tossiins. Irish linen, brown a.
Atno, nammsf RhArE. black silk vessttss, ar
oroidefies, laces, pocket handk erchiefs hosiery.
esinminss tents shirts ,eravats cellars and svs.
ALco ,anassoftmsnt Of Summer Clothins. and
necessary articles too numerous to mention
AND IA connsctio0 With the above keen an a.
sortment q Qucenswsre and Groceries. the latter
Of which stiil continue 10 sell Il vholesaI
prices. fresh lot Of choice Teas direct fro. ths
canton IeaCo., New York, which are warrau ted 10
give ca tiresatisfsction orthe money viii be re-.
think can now offer nduccmen mt not to bsex.
seied ~ any house In this city,
- lhefe - s~S article youoAnnot and any where
else, lust call ~ the Nimbls Eixpence-eny vhsrs
along MAin-strect.
=. s.-Thoss are not old goods--have aof Sees %
hand since the year one.
Mes. ~, ~, ~ anA Iss main.ss.
- - - AsAASSAAs0os
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NOS ~ and % ,sevte sprofite Ste an hos LANDING
kk0kGk, IOWA.
w Are nov sn receipt az largc stock Of euods
w In our line for kpiiso rgAps, 10 which the
attenhon OF Cash Customers VI prompt tins buy
sts y soiieitnd. Our stseh il paItly comprissd vi
the foliowingt
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INSURE YOUR LIVES,
Ror tie Benefit Of those you Lore

1nsnai AeMefis Late Insurance Co. |
Charter Cd Nv fhe STATE II Ssv Jersey, Isad.
kqeaes paid mp TO January T. lS5s,Sl .5ej, a49 Sd
UGa1eads paid n Insured 900 SOS II
- arCam uiAtrd Capits iAs, 3257s
Retkeies isaued in the above reliable and
1pspansibis Lifs Insurance Company, by paying
iii che premium in cash b, giving note for the
- M Ut per cent. inteiest--annusl di,i-
49, averaging as per cens., paid 10 insured and
80 ~ sAeek helaeYx.
GhlIend SO the agents for above Companies, 1T
&1Ao1T o1Res on second street.
STEWART GkiFFITH.
elk 900 EiTst Mortgage Bomds
kDf the Tinhn f. WayAe i. II, to Exchange for
Lands.
ASNPRCvED CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE.
.y1 IMPROVED FARMS FOR SALE
= = ~ = u ~ w a n q
80 Aeres Choice Farmlng Lanas,
o Lacas and Ringgold Counties, Iowa, !
FIR Sale Cheap o. Exehange Jet Goeds.
eh1laAclrhta Ctsy Properly.
A In Exchange for Farming Lands il Iowa,
Missouri or Illinois.
!. LANDS In Northern and Southern Iowa for
sale on favorable terms, by
i ncAiOd STEWART GRIFPITA, Agents.
zsr~ 6
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RINE,
/ ~. ~ aArs-sT., < .skux.
cx1At GAZE sroRE,
April, ,sss.
Al NOW RECEIVING MY sPi.Iso STOCK OF
kEw sPnisG ArD AmmER
q q g ID S!
Embracing mach larger and uore general as.
sortinebt OF
Rich ana spicnaid Gooa4,
Than ever before offered in this market. My
Goods have all been bought within the
last month for CASH, and at
Prices thatcash only this
Springwould buy
I
AND wiia NE SOLD AT PRICES
FFOR CASH I-nS
That no other cash credit store will attempt to
compete with.
In short, my sT0cKIs EXTENSIVE and desi-
rable, and will be SOLD AT PRICES that will be
lookcd for in vain at any other store.
lam prepared to give general benefit to my
friends and the world nj large, and will DO found
on hand ready and willing 10 impart favors to ali
who want to buy
GOODS CHEAP EOR CASH.
Fine French Lawns, Fine Robes A'Quille,
Fine Organdie Muslins, Fine Berege
Robes, Fine French Challies,
than ever before offered.
Plain Taffeta, Black Watered, Poulet d'ioIe,
Satin du'Chine, and Plain Black
SILKS, at Bargains.
A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF NEW
Stella, Thibet and Grape SHAWLS, Lace
and Silk MANTILLAS and TALMAS.
PRINTS, 0INGHAMS AND DE LANES,
From No Price Up.
c A r p e 7 r o o M s,
On the second noor, are new filled with NEW and
Cno,cE Styles Of
velvet, Hru.sers, Tapestry md su-
per Iagrafn,
altogether much the largest, and many
nrrrgR QUALITIES or
RICH vELvETs AND BRUSSELS
Than ever before kept in this market.
Also, Floor OIL Cloths, all soidths, Rugs,
Mats, aud Stair Rods.
All Of which will be sold good per cent. Lxss
than can be bought elsewhere, and At prices
that Will bare comparison with
ANY oruKa MARKET.
All Things are Ready, Come |!
Examine, Compare Prces and Quality
With Any Other Store,
ID n Y y N l N u u.
April 2l '6s-d W. w. PEHlNE.
J.. C.. p "A r r o r T & G o.,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DGALERs IN
STABLE AND FANCY DMY GOODS,
READY-MADE CLOTHING, &C.,
No. So nain-St.,
a.
aprls-d
q. W. GOODMAN,
tsucccssor 10 Burget, Steele Co,1
WHOLESALE DEALER In
LiQUORs AND PKOVlS ONs.
No.155 rRnin-St..
BrrwEES SIXTH AND sEvEsrp,
KE0K Uk...,.. .....,........... IOWA.
IIiGHEST Market Price paid IN CASH for all
l. kinds Of Country Produce. tmy23i I'm
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HUMBOLDT
OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK.
CASH CAPITAL
munareA Thousana Dollars.
n Msx. LAMAR
49, FIRE INSURANCE. COMPANY,
NEW YORK.
C9sh Cacisal 500 600 DolInrs.
PACIFIC
!, I1RK AND MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY,
ST. LOUIS, NO.
Cash Capital $500, GOO.
D-Aarine Rirks taken in this very res ponsi-
49, Company.
yAaAboye highly responsible Companies are now
prepared to Insure Property against
Loss or Damage by Fire,
- And Pay all Losses Promptly. VIZ
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ehltaAclrhtA Ctsy Properly.
In Exchange for Farming Lands In Iowa
Missouri or Illinois.

Lanas In Northern and Southern Iowa for
sale on favorable terms, by
nohiod STEWART / GRIFFITH, Agents
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TIME MAsTIC ROOFING is we'll adapted TO
= steep or fat roofs, 10 IRE proof, and becoming
hard will admit Of wear BY treading thereon,
which makes 1t desirable for pia4sss, cara, steam
boats, &c, TO- For further particulars, pisass call
at the ofice, where samples can be seen.
feb17d1y
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Dr9D = NJ 80 OUnga
g 1osrtt stssss ,hss.ssA Jehnses aAd H.e1 -.
nayls-l1y
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80 Acres Choice Farming LANDS,
o Lacas and Ringgold Counties, Iowa,
FIR Sale Cheap OF Exehange Jsf Goeds.
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,haI acter. Peacefully and calmly she fell asleep,
Just the sun was setting. on the evening of the
23d Of september. rs the crimson twilight lin
.,cred after tic autumnai sunset 10 will the mrn,-
cry OF her virtues hnger in the hearts Of her
friends soltcning their sorrow for her loss and Civ
ing them sweet assurance of her glorious resur-
rection.
Mrs Robinson was II native of the county Of Bel
ford. Lut had resided in Richmond Efficiently long
10 attach to her large circle 81 friends. She was
the daughter # he late Henry Brown. Of that
county. IA gallant solcr. who carried Ia his gave
n bali received at tie battle uf t,uilord and
the 4 stcr af the late Samuel T. Brown, Il Bedford
and the late John Thompson Brown, If Peters
burg.
At the residence If her husband. James W Lee
in AppomattaA cut t.. Virginia ON SATURDAY.
the l,h Of September. ls1S Mrs. .Irpirn \ l.rr.
after an illuc-s Il / III nths, and in the 10th year
Of her age. Mrs. Lft Ind been far Il number of
years II consistent christian. and died without n
doubt in Him that shc had 81 long trusted She
leaves a kind and alcctionae husband ten child
rem and many friends Ia mourn her loss But
while they mourn the los, If such friend. they
have tho assurance HAT their loss is her eternal
gain May ,he>c that shr has left behind live
the Life that Aelivcl, lnt they ma, die tie death
size died
- Peaceful lie thy Silent slnmhers,
Peaceful in the grave so low
Thou no more shall join numbers,
Thou grief shall know"
\ FRIEND.
by Richmond Religious Herald please copy.
At the re.idencc Of her mother mt Cedar Grove
Mills Rockhridsr county. Mrs Er,z.nrrn II.
NJ, MASTER, wife of tho Rev. labt. Mctce McMns-
ter, and daughter Of the late Robert Il. Andcrsuu
III the 9th Year Of her age
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OBITUARY.

From the Richmond Wing
The obituary of friend is often the sacred trl-
Lutte Of departed worth, drawn by too partial
hand Affection loves to linser among the men,
cries Of virtues, and scarcely dropping tear
upon human fraltics, forget them. But there
are thank Heaven, instances, though rare, where
40 such pious discrimination is required, and
where the eye of the mourner may scan Impair
TALLY the whole life Of the lost one, without II
blush for an impcriecton, ard with tears only of
tenGcr sorrow, that much Of loveliness hos gone
forever.
Such record dee the useful but unobtrusiye
life OF Mrs. EDwIN ROBINSON present to those
who have survived her. While hope looks trust
ingiy forward to the brighter life upon which she
has entered, memory may survey with smile
through its tears life which is only to be re-
GREETED because it is too early lost. a loving and
faithful wife, devoted and julicious mother, p-
ou- and consistent Christian. she blended in her
Character all the traits which alorn n woman. and
which made her at once the pride and the ornament
Of -ooety,
Her immediate Illness was Of short duration and
..e ,uierings were borne with that gentle patient
4arltuIe which was prominent feature in her
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DEsrH OF A MINIsTER.-Rev. Henry NJ. Denni-
son. Rector Of ST. Peters (EpiscopaO Church.
Charleston, S. c., died Of yellow fever the 2sth
u!t. lie was Il native Of Pennsylvania. gradua-
ted ar the Episcopal Theological Seminary in
Fairfax county. Va and married daughter of
Ex-presidcnt Tyler. lie formerly officatcd in
BROOKLYN, New York and Louisville, Ky.