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Mattress Mandatory.
A. C.. ORR

now manufacturinE Mattresses Of every de-
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the best quality. Pillows and Bolstora Of al
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fsrior work otherwise manufactured can be nf-
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by machinery 10 more uniformly and perfectly
prepa red, and tho work far superior In quality.
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March 10, 'b7-dly
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1864. sum0oF AFFanGrnsenu. 1855.
CHANGE OF TINE!
Forming, in connection with the Packets, a
twice daily line to Chicago and
Mount Pleasant.
ThrsuEh 20 Chicago Ina ~ HouFsI
Totake effect on Monday, August 9th, 1858.
L,k0M and after the above date and until fur
i thor notice, Trains will leave Packet Dcpo,
ksokuk as follows
First tsteau boat Day Express) Train leaves
X COX uk at l:30 .. m.
second, tsteamboat Night Express Train leaves
Keokuk at l0.30p. m.
First (Acconmodation) Train leaves Montrose at
Sis .. m.
Second, Steamboat Day Exprsss) Train leaves
Montrose at I2:46 p. m.
Third steamboat Night Expfcss) Train leaves
Montrose daily at U:45 p. M
The trairs on the above e namei Railroad running
In connection With new and hrs; class Passcn ger
Pack cts, will form twice daily line TO Burning
ton making sure and close ions with trains
running East and West for Chicago and MI. Pleas
ant.
Aiso. connecting at Montrosc once daily with
packets, for Muscatine, Rock Island, and points
above. Paaengers for Burlington can take either
Day or Night Express.
Passengers for Muscatine, Rock Island and points
above, viii take the Night Esprsss.
b. W. DAVIS,
Superintendent.
J. X. IxwksBuRr, Ticket Agent, Main-s,.
y. II. BaEwkR, Freight Agent, Office At Packet
Depot. laug6d
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Te eur Pssrsns ana the PnA,ac
Gonor RAJ.

Te eur Patrons ana the PuAuc :.
General.
"E take great pleasure In being able 10 ....,.
" you that Notwithstanding our heavy loss hv
the burning Of our Sales Rooms 1t Nos 20 .nd ~
Washington Avenue, and the lose Of the .oti,,
stock In them, on the morning OF the 23th ait..
70 are already able 70 dii any order that may ),
desired in our line.
Having large amount OF stock In our Wa.
houses that arc not connected with our sales Yooms
and being in constant receipt Of goods frou ~
best mAnufacturers, wc thus enabled ~ All -
ders At our usuaI io~ prices and in former nromns
| and satisfactory manRcr.
Our facilities for procu ring aud keepiny ~, ~
| srable stock are unrquAlsd; our personaI a,,.s
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gtten to our legitimate business a. Dcaler. - 80
Manufacturers Of s'1
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ia all the various branches va ...n,. -. -.
We will sell - good Goods and at as Los prisss
Wsst.. = -
Thanking you for the vsry liheY., -..-c-.--
a.Is..ios. ssssSwes On ", W. ask oantnnanes 81
the same.
Sales Rooms for the present, ON North-v.., ...-
ner Of Washington Avenue and Sscond-st Sns,
doors below the Old stand.
Very Respectfully.
ScARHTf kMAsON,
ST. Louis. Mo-, July -, SO. -apss6kw
Dsssoeasao0.
/ conseauencs IT psOtracted 3N-health. NJ. n
I b. Ogden disposed of his interest snA vitk1rs~
from the arn Of Ooden, Brewnsli o.. q A..
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For the Upper Mis- ississippi
u. s. MAIL LINE,

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H SEX Isl land and X oh mn Daily Pas-
scuger Packets.
gIynE steamers BEN. CAMPBELL
and TlSiioMISGO will compose
the line for the tessop Of 1855. Both
Of these boats being Of light draught
and Of great speed, may be relied upon for making
connections advertised. The
BEN. CAMPBELL,
GEo. II MrEss, Captain A. l.. MILLER, Clerk,
Leaves Montxose the arrival Of the cars from
keokuk. every Tuesday, Thrrsday and Saturday
morning, At 8 oeiock. The
T1SH0MING0,
JoHs X. kKAcH Captain A. II. .CoRwIsE, Clerk,
Leaves Aontrose - above every Monday, W ednes-
day and Friday connecting, at burlington With
TRAINS for CHICAGO, and Mt. Pleasant, Iowa !;
at Muscatine, with the TRAIN for IOWA CITY !;
at Rock lslAnd, with Minnesota Packet Company
Steamers for aalena, Dubuque, and st. Paul, and
the trains Of the Chicago and Rock Island Railroad
Through Tickets may be procured on Bosrd, OF
Of o. II. BREWER, Agent,
May lid At Depot on Levce.
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keOkuk Alcohol IBIS.
tillery.

'HE subscriber respectfully informs the citi-
! scns OF ksokuk and the surrounding oonntrv
him for Sssse1 W
ALCOHOL,
SPIRIT GAS,
OAMPHENE, or
p. DISTILLED WATER.
bcing PRACTICAL STILL BUILDER nvself.
Aha nAvlng IN person supsrintendsd the vhols
process q oailding, can sal ely ssy that : ~
es'nery 70 snsarpassed by any esssblishment II
we Onissa States And further, N 4 addition I 3
saperlor nachinery and my own practical novI.
e9eesof thc susinssa, have secured the servio,.
o. one Of the best alcohol distiiere in The eou
: would Also inform those who may favor ~ vith
call and aSe inclined to encourage home nsnu.
.sc.afes enas can supply thcm With any Of Id
aooss aitlcles - cheap and cheaper than thsv car
puicnase The same in any Of the Westsrn oixies
merely saving freightage and the many diSp.
p'nsnens lsan inc.dental TO spring and tall ship-
ST. LOUIS PRICES.
request those who are capable Of iud,,p~ IA
compnre mysamples with any In tho country and
give an impartial dscision-f ssh NO more.
), pis,illery and ofice half . SQUARE shoys 70 .
racket Landing, keokuk, Iowa.
July IL, 'bs-dA w3m
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ARTHUR's NEW AND BEAUTIFUL STORY
The Hand bnt NOS the Heart; or

LIrE.TRIALs or JRssIR LoRrN0.
nfr. 3. ARTHUR.
The point OF this story is expressed In the titles
and the story itself 10 sharply drawn illustra-
tion of the folly and madness u linking together
two immortal souls by the rough caains Of selfsh
interest, pride, or baser passion.
the lesson taught 10 one Of deep significance; !;
and thousands Of hearts viii throb in almost Wild
response, TO the life experience Of Jessie LorinR,
who. in all the bitter trials of her unhappy union'
swcrved not hair breadth from honor, principle
or religious duty, though temptation came in its
most slluTinK shape.
AZ the type OF true woman, she 10 worthy 10
DO cm bAlmed In the memory of every reader
emo neat limo. vol. Price a.. For sale by
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OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.


No other Life Of sferson ever publish sd-prob
ably nsns that ever WI b psblished-caa bsaf any
combaxison to this il thorou fsllnsss = N
sident and eanscisntious fidelity.
Ihis soen ply has evidently been labor u love,
have osen given With angrudging, untirisg enthu-
Atisnsth the public have Life Of Thomas JEFF
leson thatis net only fascinating, and therefore
ssntisl hstoreal tsst--thAt Of sssureey Ana truth
11lness. ~ seen that the ground-wsrk Of the
whole y authentic cotempcraYy material, and Of
she highest order. To gathss Il has been the work
ot q. years. would not compare this volume with
snst sniniteble and Incompatible biography Of
bos and YET 20 faithfal IL the portrsitnre that
Jenerson 10 made to draw Of himself that his na-
ture, bis very soul, 10 deliniated with distinct
ness no. unlike that 10 which johnson stands out
In the pages Of bswell.--( Boston Post
lmbssd with that euthusiss tic sdu irntio. os nj,
subject, without which biogrspher 10 rarely sue
csssfui Mr. Randall nsvertheless does not seek 10
nias wnsssvsr fasits he may end, either fren him
Cromwell insisted his should Be painted, "warts
and ALL. The picture gains BY this In lif,- HE
colorlng, without losing any of it. majestic pre-
Poftions.- Albany Eve. Jour.
no one VINO runs, however casually. over this
work, will fail to b. sstisfed that Mr. ~
added very largely to the worlds stock Of infer
NATION about Jefferson, that be has had 5000 to
sources Aitherto anexplored. and that be Has done
~Se~ - Vvef SNSuc " any Que before h1R to
fN tn ,ne personality of that great statssnAn.
We have read with delight Mr. Randall's eaptt.
vssing details Of Mr.. Jedersca' penonal history.
which ne has ssdulously gathered, and admirably
grouped together, from great variety Of suthsnsic
sources, hitherto unexplorea. 0ut Of the tempting
Richness OF bis materials the able and clear
author has constructed book, at ones most en-
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Enquirer.
There can b. only one opinion - to the ability,
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taon 81 this biography. He hss
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We like II because i, neither sonceals, palliates
'Asggerases nor distor,s, but Approaches In every
nstshce, and in every Articular the career Of tho
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. shspe the domestic and foreign policy Of the ma
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Pon
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pEALnR IN

Fine Gold ana silver watches,
CLOCKS, sPEcTAcLEs, SILVER WARE, de-,
Third-st.. bet Main and johnson,
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0TODART,N Unrivaied New YORK
Piano FOfses.
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The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1858-04-29
Legal Not Cc.

NOTICE is hereby given to the American
~ Bible SOciety, the American Tract Society. the
American Board of Com mms Iiouers for Foreign Mis-.
siOns, the American Home Missionary Society the
Africa Colonization Society, aud the American and
Foreign Christian Unon that the th rty first day
OF March, 1853, Flora i. Everest filed a petiton
against them and Lucus Ronse, Executor of Dan.
iel Everest deceased as defendant in the Court OF
Common Pleas for the county of Portage and state
OF oAio-shUw'ng that she Is the widow of Daniel Ey
crest; that during coverure with him sic inherited
from her flthers estate $i0j0, four hundred of which
ance of which her husband appropriated TO his own
use under an agreement 20 TO her therefor at
his death $1,000; that afterwards in ls4I her hu sbapd
desired to sell her said land and agreed that If she
would convey the same reques ed by him, he
would deed 10 her eightyone acres of land on which
har said $1,000; that she did convey her said land
requested under said agreement; that then, instead
of deciding her said eighty zone acres he executed
and delivered to hcr,as her title and secLrlty for said
Land and money, writing In form of viii, which
she has ever since held such rity that in 1856
tne saa Daniel Everest secretly made will revok-
ing said former VIII, and giving said eighty.one
acres Of land, subject TO life estate the said Flora
=. Everest, to the first six named defe ndants and
tuTther giving them most Of his per sona property
except hve hundred dollars given tn the said Flora
E.. that said Will has been admitted t. probate; that
sald defendants decline to convey said land to her
or to execute her said contract and that all which is
fraud upor her just rights.
Ihe SAID Flora K. Everest prays in her petition
that SAID elghty-One acres may be convey to her
by said detendaEts that they may restore TO her all
her Just rights in the premises for relief
ana the sald defendants are further notified that they
arc required to appear and answer eaid petition on
Or before the third Saturday after the sixth day Of
May next. FLORA E. EVEREST,
April ], 1s59-6w BY DAY & HORROR. her Attys
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over SIX hunaIeo Ssuue1sS ~ coiIssa. SS.h =,
the last winters session. Vs snos0 Dt
patronage unparaHnevu nvi ~ NCin rIis SySnHS
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OAnhOA NJ u. !. yU-,,. p.
Hon. ERlsTus CoRNiNS' :. p.n.r = ~ ESq'' Ssq'' :
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The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1858-04-29

Eight Aundred and Twenty mine Tracts, comprising
One Hundred Thousand Acres.
The American Homestead Land Company respect.
uy solicit your early cooperation in the Organiza-
ton of Clubs, and will allow 10 per cent. upon all
subscriptions amounting to ten shares, pay able IN
stock Of the Company.
All orders must be addressed 10 tho "American
Homestead Land Company, Washington, D. c.
giving the addrtss Of each Shareholder, naming the
Town, County nd State in which they reside, and TO
whom the shares are TO be directed.
The Company respectfully refer to the following
gentlemen for any information relative to the qual-
ty and value Of the lands. I,-.
ALEXANDER W. RANDALL Governor of Wisconsip
Ex-Governor DoDGE, Ex Governor FARwELL.
DoTY, - BARsTow.
" TALMADaE, =" BAsByowD
" DEWEY. .l.- ..... .---'' -
.s ..a TRUSTEES:
Ex'Governor BARsrow, Japesville, Wisconsin. a.
ALEXANDER SPAuLDING, Esq, Jauncey Court, Wall
street, New York. THOMAS j. EEARY
washington, April j, lS5s-4w Secretary.