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Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-07-09
THE EXCURSION.

1t not having been convenient for us to partici-
pate in the excursion on the elegant steamer
Tishomingo, to Rock Island on Monday evening, We
sent reporter, who thus dscourseth concerning it:
ut would scarcely he necessary to say that all
the arrangements on board the "Tshy" we're adm-
rabe, as excursionsts and the tr veling public gen.
orally know that she is always in proper TRIM
With Capt. Reach in command and Charley Cor
wine fol clerk, and with her other accomme dating
oicers,the Tshomingo will be the particular favor
lite of the public: s... .l.i...... .-.ytr g.
''The Tshomingo, as our aders are probably
aware, remained at the landing until eight O'Clock,
when the Kate Casssl not having arrived, she start
ed on her trip. The glimmerng lights of Ausca-
tine gradually disappearing, one by one, a shrill
whistle informed US that the Kate Cassel was near
at HAND Quickly the two noble crafts came to-
gether, were dashed. and side by SIDE plo~ed the
waters, their prows sending the spray up ii play
full volumes. As soon as the gang-plank between
the two boats made secure, the excursionists
joined together, m,scellaneously-passing almost
constantly between them-at times the Tishomngo
"storming the Csssel," and again the formidable
array of the Casse seeming to take possession who'll
ly Of the former.
"But bark the sweet strains of the violin fall
upon the ear, and it is evident to our obtuse
mind that the "young folks" are going to keep
time by stripping the light fantastic toe"
"There was sound of rcvery by night,
And Beauty's Capital was gathered there"
elf We do not give q satisfactory account Of this
interesting and fascinating pastime Ito those VIII"
participatcd,) we can only excuse ourselves the
ground that the mysterious phrases, "Alaman
lsft," call promenade" (all lemonade would have
suited US better y "swing partners" Ground and
round" with many more quite as anintelligible, SO
bewildered our unsophisticated mind that we hardly
knew whether we were on our "hesd or heel" only
at times, when it was evident that we were fright
side up'' by our said '.heel'' Involuntary spin
ming around in manner too alarming to pass un-
noticed. The dancing was kept up till the rays of
Luna gave place to those of the lord Of day, and
even then many seemed 10th to desist. "Pumps"
we're pumped to pieces in "a manner which would
| have made old "Hard Times" shrug his shoulders,
had he been present. 81
The boats arrived at Rock Island about half-past
twelve o'clock, soon after which excellent sup
per was served upland all the "creature comforts"
! were supplied in the greatest abundance
GAS we approached5he "twin cities" q conaa-
gfatiopwasy raging either side,s 10 Rock Island,
the splendid new seminary building was totally de-
stroyed, and we learned from citizen of the place
that the fire supposed to be the work Of an in
oendiary. It seems hardly credible that individ
ual couidb be found base to maiciously seek to
| destroy Institution of this kind, and as tine an
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-07-09

w Among the many remedies before the public
for the cure of Dyspepsia, Dysentary, flalu iences
Constipation, Liver Complaint, or any other disease
arising from weakness in.the head or stomach Dr.
Host etters celebrated Stomach Blttcrs are lar the
most certain in its fleets: You, who are suffering
the most torturing pains, remember that few Dot,
ties of this powerful, yet pleasant compound, VIII
cases have been cured, and made known to the pub
lie by those who have experienced its power triai
is ali that is desired to bring as many more wit
nesses into the field as the public may desire.
For sals by druggists and dealers generally: eV>
erywaere. aN
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-07-09

" Sugar they are pleasant &c take, upitlng A.
do, the POWER Of MERCURY with tho ease
Castor Oil. fsfy s5...3 4sey5 5..-...- so-.g,sJ
Large Family Boxes, Is CENTS. is
HERRICK'S KID STRENGTHENING
1fArT PLASTERS3 II CTgT
Cure in FIVE HOURS, paine, Distress AMI
akne.s of the Breast, Sidesand Back. In Rheu
tsm, Coughs, Colds, ETC., they always give relief
md are warranted superi,r to any External Rene
dy discovered sincetime began. Each Plaster will
wear FOUR MONTHS. Price LIST CENTS. 81
Harvell's Condition Powders,
For Horses and Cattle This Remedy IS the be
ginning aud the END Of Horse and Cattle Ned
cine. Over One Million Pack ages have been .,
du. ing the year 1855. Perfectly safe and coed
al tines Other remedies Of simil a. aatr e are
but Chat compared with them. Put p in large
PACK AGES with full directions, and selle for rs
cents. = srw
arc authorized torefund purchase MONEY If salts.
isfaction is not gwen. These articles arc sold by
deaiorsi in Ill cties, TOWNS and illa gess.in the
United States and Canads1. aPegsohs Will GALL for
them BY their fall names and avoid all Others
III HK - HERRICKG BROTHER.
tit an Preprietors, Albany New York.
For Sale by Fsy = S one andlJ B Dougherty
Muscatine; IN 4 Pomeroy, wilton; g r Corey.
Moscow; j Pattersson, West Liberty; Sanders & Bo
iowa City, and by druggists evrywher 6ss]'syI-w
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-07-09
GRANDv1EW COLLEGE,

-LOCAIED Al.
GrandvieaC, Louisa County,, Ioac1.
TNHE Trustees of Grandvew College take pleas
ure in announcing to the public that this insti-
tuition, which has been establi he'd for the
of both MALES and FEMALES, is now, in tPsratien
under the control of DR.. Pryor, graduate OF the
University of Virginia, recommended by Horace
Mann, President oil Antioch College, Ohio. This
gentleman has had much experience IN the educa-
ton of the sexes, and we feel onfient in recon-
meading the Institution to the patronage OF the
public. .sae.s -.lt. srs.e, Il
The course of instruction pursued 10 elevated ana
thorough, embracing the elementary branches OF an
English education, together with the sciences OF
Natural and Moral Philosophy, Political and DO
nestle Economy, Government, Nrtural theology,
Astronomy, Botany, Mineralogy. Theology, Rheto.
rc, Chemistry and its Applicant ons to agriculture,
Philosophy and its applications to the preservation
of health and mental chi ture, Drawing, the various
branches of Mathematical science, French, La in
and Music 4.
Excellence in each kranch of Instruction is strict
II insisted on and students are not permitted to
pass from one branch to another. until the hrst Is
thor oughy apprshended. Nor is the mind sought to
be filled with what is called knowledge, but rather
trained to tbink-to reason-to pursue patiently Its
end and to apply its requirements to the practical
purposes of life, and thus become fitted ror it's re-
sponsiblities and duties. p
In view of the rapid deterioration OF the health
and physical vgor of cur sons and daughtcrs, spe-
cia pains will bs given to the physical training OF
the students, and every effort made t. 80 ure sounJ
minds in sound bodies both Of which are indispen-
sable to happiness and sncc'ssis life. ,e-ss7g
II. -. IS CLASSES. ~ .sJts d
JUNIOR. $500 per session of 8 months
MIDDLE. $50"
SENIOR. 500 (" +" T"
No deduction ma ie after pupils have entered, I'M.
les S in cases Of prot!acted sickness. E~'
-.s. J. B, LATTA,
JOHN HUFF, III Prss't'
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CHOICE OF GIFTS.

GREAT AN GIFT BOOK HOUSE,
St No 1913 BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
Where the Gifts, consisting Of JEWELRY, DO,
and VARYING IN VALUE FROM IS CENTS TO
rive HUNDRED j OLAARS, arc ALWAYS on EA-
HIBI ZION, IN AMPLE SHOW CASES. Our
new Descriptive Gaia ogue, ntaining Large va
rietv of Books in every department of Science and
Litefa, ure, Tall of which are sold At REGULAR pub
lishsr's prices) and EXPLAINING OUR NEW
AND ORlGINA l. SYSTEM of allowing every par
chaser Has CHOICE or GIFTS, and setting forth
uneQuallea Inducements to AGENTS, will be sent
to any individual, post Paid, on application.
) Address, siF ,9sgfA. RANNkY. Agent,
X b9 6m No. 292 Broadway.
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Schnal Nalice

An adjourned meeting of tie electors of the
school district, township of Muscstine City will be
held at the Court House, Saturday, ]0th inst, at
o'clock, pm. Let there be a full Attendance.
J. B. DoUGHERrY. Sec'y.
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PROPOSALS

yT7ILL be received at the Mayors Office until
Wv the 10th instant at noon fer the consteuc-
ton of two timber abutm and the replacing of
the trnsses Of bridge at the crossn of the Bur
dett Read, over Maj Creek. Plans of the work
can be seen !: at the Mayors or Engineers Office,
where ell necessary information will be given.a
July s, 1858. GEO. MEASON, Mayor.
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ILIU MIN ALTON.
COAL OIL! COAL 0IL!!.

Limp FOR THE MILLION!
vVHE COAL OIL is allowed by all who use it to
i be the best for burning.
1t is Nom Erplosice,
And costs far less thsn any other oil now in exist
ence requires putting, one trial is suficiert.-
The Lubricatins Oil is equal to sperm, and does
not gum. Apply at the Depot, No.127 Mort b
Third street, st Louis, Mo.
apr27-wly] ). X. FINLAY.
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Good NelUS!
A SURE REMEDY
+ vR HARD TlMEs .
THE undersigned is now making extensive ar,
/ rar generts fer receiving his stock OF
Dry Goods,
Groceries, sl'tit'-

DTy UOOUS,
Groceries, l'sisf- +
Hardware,
.ssH sra Cloh1ng,
Boots and Shoes,
And indeed everything sought for in FARMERS
STORE, all of which shall be so'd az prices 20 COZ
respond with the times. .sr--
We would also cali particular attention to our
Implement Department
Which consists Of rAkM WAGONS, Of scbutter's
manu- facture, acknawl, dyed to be superior % any
ever used in this section Of country.
SINNERS Plows. aH.za'
These Plows we warrant to be A No. l, and if the
purchaser is not pie sed with his pillow after fair
trial, be has the privilege OF returning IT.: Tho
Skinner pillow took the premium over the Moi,ne
acknow ledged by nearly every enc who has used
them both, to be far superior 20 the Moline Plow.
Our stock of Reapers . 1s.,,
Will be large this season, and to them we would
call particular attention our prices are low and
terms easy, and our assortment being large, VIII
give the farmer a chance to axe his selection IN
der ,tandingIy. Our different kinds will consist OF
Mccormick 3 Improved, j. G.. Seams, Burrows d
Prettyman's 8, Riggs, Reeds, and Seane, Otis d
Co.'s. Scme of these Machines will be sold on one
ard two years time with six per cent interest, Civ
ing every farmer a chance to buy who needs ma
chine. ssf4 rtfisF- za.fcI ~ 7i
We have also he Muscatine, Dubul ue and Ohio
Threshing Machines. g. stS - g.go
:. We ave also the largest stock of Lumber, Lath
and Shingles in our Market Prices and terms to
suit purchasers. .1Ezsza - es~1
G A HI
Always pa ID for Produce. Be sure to calf on us
before selling your wheat, as We are generally .
few cents higher than our neRhbors.
Please call and see us whenever yoo come to
town. 'f34s4es j. J. RIDER. /
Wilton, May IA, 1s5s-m22 -
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50 A 4 ou,eAso, jay 6. /
Flour-sales dull; white winter s4,-
62a; extra spring 1886. Wheat-No.
2 spring 66c; No. spring Csc. Corn
,-4sc; rejected 35c. Oats 3Ic. Rye
active; 52@53c. Barley = good de-
mand; a6@37. Po,atoes-gool Neshan-
nocks l5(g2Oc. .7ra791
4 New YoRx. July 6.
Flour-good demand; 1890 common
to good western; s4,4o@S4,7O extra
round Ohio. Rye -four $3@*3.40. Wheat
sound Chicago spring 85lg87c: unsound
8oc; good Milwaukee club $4,000.
81 10 Tor good white Michigan. Corn
active; 7O>a77c for mixed western; 1860
80c for white; s3@S5 yellow southern.
Rye Toe. Oats 45(948c.
We have received no repor's from
St. Louis.
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ma-Where Bakers Pain Panaceais applied, pal

Where Bakers Pain Panaceais applied, pain
cannot exist. Its penetrating properties are remark
able. It has performed many wonderful cures OF
Rheumatism, Collie, Cholera Morbus, Diarrhea,
Pain IN the side &c., when every thing else of a
similar nature had failed The of its success
lie. in its peculiar composition, of rare and power
full drugs from the East Indies, while its stimulat-
ing qualities are unequsiled. No one need fear evil
results from ncautious use, as, although powerful
to destroy pain, it is yet harmless in effect
For sale in Muscatine by F. IL. Stcne and John B.
Dougherty. c :lt5J-9 EN" #4Et
See adyertis cmcnt. J. 4. ttftsf I'D 81
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"a LET THE SICK REL DICE. -Ba
NOV IS THE TIME TO USE
Herrick's Sugar Coated Pills and hid
Str or gthening Plasters.

These remarkable Family
Medicines have stood the
tcst of public experionce
TWENTY YEARS; haye
been used by over three mil
lions Of PERSONS, and are
,sti'l convul.ingthe medical
w,rla with their ETAhT-
LINE CURES. oa essis
These Pills are particular
~ adapted to d iseasss pecu
liar to the Western ana
Southwestern States, and
will be f0UND, on trial, the
most vALU ABLE 0athartlc
At, .pr eseut KNOWN. For
twenty esrs tbeirsse in the
Middle and Eastern States
shssbs Z fi'unlinited ; a. dtheir
success in curine disease q
perfect series Of triunphs.
Containing no MERCURY
they can be us.d At any time
without regard to employ,
m emit or diet. Being coated
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FARM FOR SALE.
WILTON Mill,

% ,,'ls WILTON MILL. 3 - y
THIS MILL is complete running order, and
i will continue to do
s = =. CUSTOM WORK
On tbs most accom- modatipg terms, and will keep
constantly on hand the best quality Of FLOUR,
for salo by the SACK or in large quantities. Al
so, FEED and SHIPSTUFF. e.
As we intend 10 buy none but the BEST QVAL-
ITY of sWHEAT, we can assure those that tuy OF
US that they will get the test articleof FLOUR.
April 9-Wtf EH j. M. SAITH.
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CITY SHGEING
JOB S Ell o p

l. OGERS HIGGINS are ssin on hand to do
notice cheap for Gosh or produce. Shovel plnws
and harrows Kept constantly on band, er made to
order. Thar kful for past favers, We nore for
liberal patronage. ROGERS & HIGGINS,
., . Corner of Third ard Mulberry streets,
Muscatine, April Is I658-3m
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STEAM SASH, DOOR AND BLIND
.3.eS r. San FACTORY. as5x HI
TIRE undersigned would respectfully infor n the
i psblic that they kesp q large supply Of Sash,
Doors, Blinds and Frames to suit at Wholesale and
retail; A liberal discount made to dealers.
Work Flooring, Saw and Plane Siding, Surface
wide lumber, q inches wide, and under, to order.
Curbs and Tubing for cham pumps.
Give Us a'caff II you want good article in our
line. -. ~, : Z. So 3, !. a. -
Front street, one square be low enoettt MIL
STEIN HILL. {
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FOUND,

ON Saturday, the 18th ult., P0CKET-WA
~ LET, containing five dollars. The owner can
have the same by calling on Lsmp Sells and
paying for this advertisement.
iuly6 daVlt.*
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.ZnnnnneH Hare.

NEW ARRIVAL Assortment complete from
IN pepper-box t. a water cooler, at wholesale
price, Also, another invoice Of those justly-eele-
brated "Quincy City" stoves, upon winch there ha'
been further reduction in price, at the "Musc
tine Stove Store IOMSTCCK l. co, IL
iuly6-dlW-W3t wv. A. BROWNELL, Agt.
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NOTICE

NOTICE.
IJAvING soli our entire stock of Hats, Caps,
J. Straw, Fur and Millinery Goods to W. E.
S. Trowsridgc, We would avail ourselves o tbs op.
portupity to thank the citizens of Muscatipe and
vicinity Tor heir liberal patronaga. and solicit
continu apcs Of the same for our ~ ;ccsso-.
b ~ - e. 3TROWBRIDGE & ANTHONY.
Nuscatine, June IA, 1S58-jel6
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u - - q D.
ssNdt6ksSsk AND osxAIoosA RAlLRoAD.-
Work KssuxED Owe are gratifed to be able to
state that she eoutrsctors our Western Railroad
have commenced work again. 1t was thought early
in the spring that they would be able 10 resume by
the 1T Of Msy, bsto*iqgto the almost uninter77
Yuptcd wet weather, they were delayed in making
sthe necessary arrangements and the work was not
commenced till Monday last. It is the present de-
termination Of the contractors to push it forward
with all possible speed till the road is completed
and in running order. We confidently anticipate
having railroad Communication with washington
BY September and with Oskaloose early next year.
Our merchants and business men calculate on vast
increase Of the trade Of this city as this road is ex-
tended, and We known that their hopes are well
grounded. The prospects of Muscatine were never
brighter than to-day.
Police MATTERS. Monday, our readers are
aware. was generally observed the anniversary Of
the Independence Day, and Jay c. Emerson, who,
n he says, has as good an old Yankee father rs
ever lived, celebrated it in the way for which he
mistakeEIy thought our forefathers ''ft, bled and
did" In other words, Jay wac on eight" Tor
on q "loose,') and undertook to induce one Ed
nonds to give him more liquorsby using the persua-
sive influence of a churn over his head. The churn
miesed Edmond's caput and smashed his window,
whcreupou Jay was up before the Mayor next day
to answerao the charge of "disturbing the peace
NE was fned enc dell II and costs, but having "nary
ssd, e while pretending to be waiting for friend
who was to bring him some money he stepped
through the open window to the piazza of dwell
ling house adjoining the Mayors Office, and made
his escape 10 the alley, followed by the police, one
Of whom cried "shoot him. Like the squirrel
who told certain sportsman not to shoot as he
would como down anyhow, Jy wss brought to a
sudden halt by these omnous words, though the po-
lice had not as much q fre-cracker about them
At the time. Jay was pssmitted ample time for his
patriotic medtations in the Jail. and will proba ply
NusouSa x,serit Dot better man
~ Mynheers Koenig and Baeca had slight scrim-
mage in a saloon q the5: pbop some fair 'fueto-
mic lady, aAd the former was fined five dollars on
charge of assault. lie "was 50 mad rs be never
vas" and offered the Mayor another five dollar bill
ler ~ n6iviIege Of a6sisg Baeca. g.
,' ed. . 81: 4 r.. T n pss' =
.ud obscene language was used to the annoyance Of
,..oe.h,. fsnxouas,s,epund.sy So 1heoffep.
H.. .;n ~ = iu,t;% - " q 80
-. lac,
Wy fSSse asliy shoSers9 tst
AH6lE ieE Hred, Xj6re the wheat crop
b. produeinr rust. Too nj ugh rain also has a ten
49, 70 make the wheat grow to stalk instead of
.e out With plump grains. Our Shest crop
xhc$f.re. cannot. yet be ssja to promise good
- r. 6
~. f.,.v TT. -
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.STRAYED,

NHSsHA FROM the subscriber on the 9th inst,
! W% q young cow and CALF. B til COW
s<<zs%i2 and calf are of blood red color. A
suitable reward will be paid for their return, or
for any information concerning them. ssl.i
juno 81, 1858 3wda y. TIC MOTIFS.
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These Pills should not he taken by females during the
FIRST MONTHS Of Pregnancy they are sure to
bring Miscarriage but at other time they are safe
In all of Nervous and Spinal Affections pain IN the
and Limbs Fatigue slight exertion palptaton of
Heart Mysteries Whites these pill Will affect
when all other have failed and although pow
any thi NJ hurtful to the constitution.
Full di rel lions accompany each package.
Sole Agent for the United States aud Canada,
JOB MOSES (Late l. X. b. win h Coz
F. -3 p K chester, N. "
N B.-$I.O0 and6 postage stamps en- 'sed to any au-
thorisod Agent insure bottle ofI pills by return
mail. ri.
Iswa
Dee. %, l857-dkwly -t.# GE
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81 FARMERS TAKE NOTICE!
Young America Mkn
IT AS been repaired, with new boilers and every
Ii thing e4
Necessary to do good York.
Z We are now ready to do all Grist Work ut tho
shortest notice. The charge tor grinding wheat
has Been educed to TEN CENTS per bushel.
Give us trial, and il We do not do you justice,
try some other mill.
June IL, 1S5s-wtf JAS. UMMlNS co.
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N%See advertisement of DR.. Sanford
LIVER lNyIGoRA TOR in another column Of this pa
per. az 3 50 r sFt IS a.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
..pse'A SIR JAMES CLARKE'S
CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS,
Prepared from prescription Of Sir James
i Clarke, N. d., Physician extraordinary
9 to the Queen. e9s7 f
This invaluable medicine 10 unfailiNg the cursofss
those painful and dangerous diseases which the female
sonstitu ons subject 1t all and removes
all ebstructions and speedy may be relied upon
Ia TO MARRIED LADIES
tits peculiarly suited 1t will bring on the
monthly period with regularity.
Each bottle Price One Dollar bears the
Of Great Britain. to prevent oounterfeits.
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v Sugar they are pleasart tc take, uniting AZ
do, the POWER Of MERCURY with tho ease
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~ sns,su, Erred ahsss aast part,ef
NJ III &lkM, ii Which the most blashpemous


n .producinp rust. Too nd ugh rain also has ten
70 make the wheat grow to stalk instead of
l Isg oat With plump grains. Our chest crop
be- lFe. 1anuOt, ret be sid to promise good
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= sAp 10 81. Lii h.
opened 50, = -, ssss-sad 4
Hupan 4. rs ~ he sill pat dp l3asesee a
~, k;nds M u esxaS sspts each. lie
krema;n NIL Z sEort tsrnc Is those wishing
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-09-17

NOTICES hereby given to the owners OF The
lots describedin the foregoing list situate1in tn,
City OF keokuk, Lee County and State Of Iowa
whose names arc toned and oil others interest
cd thatp special tax has been assessed and levied
by the City Council Of said city for mead,
AIMING in front Of said lots rs designated
in the above list, aud unless payment be made
Of the taxes - levied and also ell costs, before The
18th day Of Sept, A. ID. 1858, the said lots or sc
much thereof rs shall be necessary to discharge
said tax and costs, will be sold the day sfore.
said. ut the Mayors Office in said city, between
the hours Of CLOCK q. IN. and O'Clock p. M.
c. c. STEVENS,
Collectorof theCity Of Keokuk
Sept. 7, lS5S-dtd
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4. a DUKES
HAIL mud Nhue 4 NJ ID q Z ! u n !.

No. Gs, Main-st.... N EVh IN
tlNHE EMPORIUM is the only place in the city
l where every thing IN the Boot and Shoe line Is
made TO order.
The Emporium uses the best kind Of Imported
Stock.
The Emporium uses "Engish Bend Sole Leath-
or.
The Emporium uses "Lemoine's Calf skins.
The Emporium uses English, French and Ger
man Cali and Kip Skin.
The Emporium uses French Curacao and Tampi-
GO Kid skins.
The Emporium uses French Italian and English
Lasting.
The Emporium employees the best workmen in
the country.
The Emporium makes tho best Cts of any shoT
in the city.
The Emporium sells the best and cheapest East
con goods.
The Emporium sells Slocomh's Boots, and war
rants them as good be made
The Emporium is the place to get just what you
want III not ready made made To order.
The Emporium sells for Cash only, and at the
very lowest figures.
II cheap bargains desirable, good fits CEN
Portable, on superior shoes satisfactory, 60 to th,
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