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Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-11-04


-. ANOTHER sFAsry You've MANsAM6R-
pERER.- The Cincinnati Gazette gives the
particulars Of murder committed in that
city on Saturday evening by a son of a
wealthy citizenof CINCINNATI Three young
men sons of wealthy and prominent busi-
ness men---named Charles Cook, SON of
theEelder member Of the firm of Cook, Ad-
ans d Co, lumber dealers; William
Setter, soh7of Geo. Setter, baker, and
WnoSwifts soa.of oneof the firm BofssPen-
-dletop, Swift d Co.. dry goods merchants,
visited house of illfepute. Setter got
into an altereation with a woman named
Kate Beareau and knocked the woman
down a numbered times beating and kick
ing her brutaiIy. Cook took part in the
affair and also knocked the, woman down,
finaliyldaxing a knife land sfabbing her
horribly. The scene then is described by
the Gazette thus: -,
=. The wounded woman who was covered
with blood, lived perhaps twenty minutes.
After. the fatal blow was struck, she raised
herself partially from the floor by one ell
bow upon lounge, and called for glass of
water, which, with spasmodic effort, she
threw into her mouth, and then, with an
oath, exclaimed to Cook, sYou have stab
bed me-" A minute after, one of the girls
bent over Kate, and told her she could not
Grs, and advised her. to pray The sin
stained eonezan, in that hour could realize
the necessity of prayer---of asking forgive
ness for the manifold transgressions of her
'erring sister, whose spirit was rapidly pass
ing to its final account And the yictim
ofthe 4liberty ofthe knife" did pray-while
the gapping woaad IN her side gave utter
ance to a breathing sound with every word
that was uttered! She prayedr for herself,
for her husband and child, and sank into
the arms Of death with a prayer still upon
her Lips. What q scene for a brothel:
The young men were arresteds and the
murder has created intense excitement
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Notice.

THE undersigned George Feasel, who is new .,
.1eoefned iny the sPenitentiaryS of the
State of Ohio. having been convicted and
sentened upon his plea Of gnilty in the court Of
Common Pleas, of Holmes County. Ohio. upon
an Indictment for horse stealing, at the March
term thereof. to wit: On the 23d day of March,
1858, and was then and there sentenced TO
three years imprisonment in the Penitentiary,
will On the l5th day of December. A. d. 1858,
at 10 O'clock A. NJ. of said day ,'Inake applca-
ton to the Governor of the State of Ohio, at
his Office in the city of Columbus, to pardon
him. the ssid George Feasel, from said imprison-
ment. 49,, l..,o.,. III GEORGE FEASEL, +
oct. %. ls5S-v3nlO. - =.
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ikatttufhe ffNss 0ehhAleFG yctpl
TO THOSE WHO WANT
A GOOD BOOK

T HAV p recently had the pleasure of exam
l. inipganew work, entitled "Home Book of
Health or Guide to Families, written by j. C.
Gum, D. d. There is no book (savel the BIZ
ble.) Of better use in family than book of
this description. If you want a Physician in
ths.Aouses soneAbat; yea can rely on at alltimes,
then EetDS Gnnn. Money laid out in. aeopy
of the work will draw over one hundred per
cent. Why should we be content TO remain ig
norant of such important matters. 1t should
be owned, read, studied aud practised BY every
family and every Individual It is in every
sense a most valuable book. Nobody should
be without it. ! say the first chance you have
buy DIR. .Gupn. III. q, w. W.NAFTZGER.E
e Oct %, lS58-y3nIOtf
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.Gommelf'ciais Matters
Mi,.crsbsr. Market.
New York Market.

F. ~ q "a New YORK, Nov: 2. =
Flour market heavy; sales $500 bbls at
s3,25@4 for unsound, s4,lO@4,so for su-
perf;ne state; S4,45@4, ,65 for extra stale !;
$4,000, ,s5 for common ITO good extra
western; S6,SO@5,45 for shipping brands
extra round hoop Ohio; Canadian also
heavy; sales Of 400 bPls at, sa,so@6 for
extra. z,g-fr5.f-7 YTff q1~foH4FfW
Rye Flour quiet; $3,25@4,I0.i .iq-,1
Wheat steady and without important
changes saless q, GOO fpstfatf 81, l2@l,-
Is for red western s l,62 for mixed Hi
nois.,, -. -, r,es., - vzz., av
Rye better; sales Of prime at $50 75c.
Corn quiet and unchanged; sales 600
bush at67 @Fec formixed WESTERN
Oats firm; sales, 46@47c for state and
western. - ~ -
Pork-Market steady but quiet q Sales
200 bGls at $l6,55@l6;65 for mess; $l3,-
6O@13,624 for prime.
.Beefs fslAstire .aadI lowesj c iSaes 800
bbls at $6,6O@6,7O for country prime; !;
s., 5,5o@6, so do mess; $40. .5e@lI,5o- for
repacked Chicago :dos, 81, ,50@12, so for
extra prime mess, nominal S@I9.
Beef Hans Hans Quiet5 lsaalest SO bbls at
$3.50.
BaconaAU nchahSea3V yEssE
Cut Meats-Dull and nominal.
--Lard-Firn with upward ctendency.-
Sales geo bhs at f04@foac. NJ
Butter-sSteadyp lS@l6lfona Ohio; 10
M1S for Stale.
90 chesss%F .ss ss.iFiE i'm l..tI7@Ba0 d01 q
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NOTICE.

THE undersigned having determined upon
& u leaving Millersbhrg in a short time, would
respectfully request all persons knowing them
selves indebted to him either by note or book
lively no further Indulgence will be granted.
r Oct. t.28v3nlO sd 20 Iron Nv. N. KING.
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Attachment Notice.

Joseph A,,keny. FFa; yBefore r. Critcl,field, a
against y SJustice of the Peace. of
JSln; Martin. Def. ]. .Hardytp Holmes Ca Q. Q.
ON. the 5lh day of day of October, y. D.
OI1s5s. said @Jtstice Of the Peace issued an
o,.Ier ofasiacl,r,aat cpstlc above action for tile
sliln Of 50 esaIetr auiiVrs and eishiy-seven
ctb sieh7, sni. iwot's doiiArs pn,bnble costs.
apd said cause " II come on to be heard ON the
9Th day oil November, A. d. 1858, alto o'clock
4 N. JOSEPH hNkENf.
och %, psvs3nl0w8 aiG u a5sl5
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{ EN The Cleveland Herald has been
tellirg big stories ahoutpota:oes. it says
r. d Gardner, Of Middleburgh, harvested
this year, forty-ive bushels ofpotatoes from
one fifth 40 acre 1ttells,also of G. G..
Warner of Chatham Centre, who raised
nineteen bushels from ten rods of ground.
These are big stories, aud Ohio is = great
State. But the Herald SAYS new that
Seth Bartlett, Of Stpngsyille, au odd farmer
Of sixty five years, raised from eight rods
Of ground twenty-five bushels of Cazenovia
potatoes. We have no doubt Mr.. Bartlett
is good honest farmer, aud weknew ths
Herald is very nice paper, but that's a
great mahy potatoes for SO small a patch =
CotuH,6,is Statesman a. sg y
We csn't fan a potatoe. .AEDs. HERALD
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-11-04

--sgTHK VINTAGE IN aIrALy.AThe Florence
correspondent Of The Providepce .yypsr'sal
writes: -. -,sss q sa., sIsvo,5 ,jf
ain spite of.hH the poetry of grape
gatfsi1g.a6d grape eating, even in Italy
we find that, the second good d-sized bunch
wills the teeth on edge, tIu our untray-
sled innocence, we imagine that the clns-
iers we see in our lighthouses aud hortisul-
tufal exhibitions but imperfectly typify the
ponderous development and luxuriant
abundance Of this fruit in grape7growing
countries. | have not yet seen, either in
tho markets OF grape-yards of Southern
Europe, anything that would compare with
the fruit displayed at our annual shows
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-11-04
1'3af NOT ENGRAVED. @'i
, IMPORTANT ,InF0RMAL40N.. -
.TI,jHI The LIVER ,I,lII0
INVI.G ORATOR! :!
81; # PREPARED RY DIR. R.sANDFoRD. b
is' Compounded entirely from GUNS.

rs ONE OF THE BEST PUGATIvE AND liver Me-
CINES now before the public, that acts as Catkorfic
easier, inder and more efecta than any other medi-
cine known. 1t is not only Caihartic imta irfrrem
remedy acting first the Lrcer to eject its morbid mat
ter, then the stomach and bowels to carry of that
matter, thus accomplishing two purposes efectually
without any of the painful feelings experenec in the
operation of CdthGrties 1t Strengthens system
at the time that it pures it, and when taken daily
inmoderate doses will strengthen nnd build iup with
4 & 1
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I M:atriiasqgse. g. No!,t1iii.c.sssyss;:.:5. i. 5 s.. !

On The Sd inst. by the Rev. j. HELsEI., Mr..
JOHN 7W.VORHES, ofs Millersbusg to Miss
E. CAIN ,sof Nashville
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Sad Accide mt AT OberIin.

IN On Saturday last Mr. Ransoma CASTOR
rilet with an accident which caused bis death
on Sunday afternoon, at about one o'clock.
Mr.. g. was driving team, with a, load of
.IulnbeEsTinfo, the yard of his, brother., Mr..
RufussGasiou,I when one of the bdayds.
struck the gate post, ard threw Mr. G. from
the wagon. He fell between the horses,
and for few minutes kept himself from
getting undertaken feet; but as they BECAME
frightened, they ran with increasing yeloe-
ity, and Mr.. G. was soon dragged senseiess
on the ground. They leaped a high fence,
breaking it down, in their way; and there
threw from the lumber alliItle son of Mr.
Rufus CASTOR who was taken ap with both
of his arms broken, and otherwise, badly
bruised. Mr.. Castor did not recover his
consciousness, a. conclusion of the brain
having taken place. He leaves a wife and
two children. His aged parents had for
years made their home with him, and their
deep aff1iction; as well as that of his own
family, and Of his brothers, Messrs. Rufus
and Marshal CASTOR, Of Oberlip, has called
forth the sincerest sympathy of that COM
munity. -.,ss-,, = n. ,l7,''9'7 1p'
"A BAD PREscRIPTIoN.---IRht the midst
of the prostration of the Democracy, it is
Iamentable to hear to hear the quack pre-
scriptions by which The Administration or
gans propose to resuscitate theparty. They
reason like the empiric who Thought that
as pork and cabbage had made his patient
sick, plenty more of pork and cabbage
would restore him to health. The Ameri-
can people have had too much to nauseate
Them, They are serfeited with eLeeomp-
ton tests and English Bill. fnalities. 1t is
the height of folly to advance the idea
that on the, principle Of establishing one
ratio, Of population q for the admission of
free States, and another for the admission
of slave States, the Democracy can 60 for
ward to future triprpphs, when that doc
urine wassse edieus that it9was repudiated
by its own authors and creators, and pot, a
.manl Of them dared TO 60 frankly before &he
people of the North to advocate and sus-
fain iitipreyiousto the late election Phil.
Press. ..,f,,s,I' --.ss-J ,.os srajr7aS-1
r
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uuuSuAi idpiuit3-
The Liver is one of
of the human body; and q
tions well, the powers os 10
yeloped. The Stomach is
ent on the healthy action
per performance of its u
ach Is at fault, the bowels
system suffers in conse-
the Liyer-haring ceas-
the diseases ofthatorgan, 4
has made it-his study, in a
twenty years, to find some a
counteract the many de-
is liable. ttr4vttlr
To prove that this rem
troubled with LiverS
Of its forms, has but to try .
certain, I
These Gums remove all -
from the system, supplying
flow Of bile, ,invigorating
food to digest we'll, pur. p
giving tome. and health to y
moving the cause of the 6
Bilious attacks -
better, prevented,
Liver InvfgOratOr =
One dose after eating is III
stomach and prevent the
ing, as sp. .lt,a .,....-4 n
Only one dose taken be- u
Nightmare. s.rg IL
Only one dose taken at -
gently, and cures Cos II
One dose taken after
pepsiAslIT ITkGN03L
~0ne desc oftwo tea
relieve Sick Heach-
0ie bottle taken for fe- n
moves the cause of the ~
feet cure. Wifi sl.~ -
Only one dose immedi- a
while 7lia ~ ,..Iiiu L
One dose often repeated =
era DIOrbus, and a 4
HY,0nly one bottle is
system the effects Of Inedi- =
ness. si t-..
One bottle taken for
sailowness or unnatural ~
One dose taken q short -
vigor. tothe appetite, and
One dose often repeated
rhRain itsVariousforms
Bowel complaints yield
One or two doses cures
in Children; there is no u
remedy in the world, as il -
r. -f$tae s.,t f-tas 1tsnp2N
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Read the following hs certificates from the citizens Of
Wooster, fog .Ba.nerdsri Brasusas PseteFs@ This
nsedins is destined to become the standsrd fensdy for
the diseases for which It j. intended Physicians
scrsinr Il in their prsetice We supply the by the
pound or gallon Retaprice Twenty-Five cents sy cts
and one dollar per bottle Sold at establishmen and
BY one assnt ne.eh village J. H.EBAqAeA AaDsiER
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Messrs. J. II, BAuNGARDyER & Co.
GESrLkMAss sIRs II takss pleasure il s.poancine to
the world that have used your Broslan Pecorai in
nv family with entr snccca, in all varsity Of Chest
Diseases aud would Recommend ittobe sud do ali
that it claims. = Your Truly, &c.
Il tOF1 , pfJAMES N. MADDEN.
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STOCK OF GOODS WHICH WILL COMPARE

HNHe subscriber would respectfully announce
u to the citizens of Holmes cot.nty, and "the
rest Of mankind whom it may concern that
they are now receiving aud opening a new and
splepdid stock of b r.f --.-,15 - .l.1. sf v
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TERMS or ADVERTISING.

Business Cards, not exceeding six lines, inside
tI5, otherwise sic.
Funeral Notices u 90. Obituaries, according
to apAes occupied.
Displayed advertisements hall more than The
ADORE rates.
Advertisements loaded and placed unAsr the
hesd of especial Notices." aostis rae svksasyy
rates.
Seseisi Notices In The Local colsnn 80 ssnts
per line.
Advsrtissnsnts ordered on ths insias sxslu.
slvsly In the Daily, after The Arst two week d
30 per cent. more thsa the above rstss.
All svsnssssf A1ssvftssaM1s mssf - psts 10,
- a1ssAes. This rsls viii not bs varied frsu
when the Adssstissr ases the Weekly asons
tho price Will b. she same a. In the Daily. -
Where the Dsliy md Weekly aYs both used
10 per cent. viii BE- deducted from the sgsrs-
gats auaosnt.
Usdsr ths prsssnt system. the advertise,
pAys 20 much for the space he ocsspiss, ths
shaagss being char9sSbls Ter the com positi ID
only. This plan ~ nov generally adopted
Oar charge for changes win BE- Is GENTS pei
sqaAfs.
- In ell sases whore advertiasnsnts err
diseontinasd before The expiration OF the year
Or tho time contracted for, they will ~ charges
up q oar regular rates for the time setuaL !
~ in.
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CUMMINGS q BEG06,
Architects.

SUp ERIN TE u EN- TS
IAVKtsken On ofbes In Ksddingtonss : Blosk
j corner Of johnson and Third streets, In Hoo .
No. ~ md story nrst door TO the left IT the hes1
of the main entrances stairs, where they invite
their friends and the public TO call. They are pre-
pared TO furnish designs and detail drawings foI
bsiiAin9sef al kinda, public and private, and Il
supsrintsnd the erection Of the sAme. They hops
70 DO bsstasss In such manner ~ will please thes
pAtrons and do credit 10 themselves.
R4fsr, by permission, "
y. r. Lowe, Havkiss Taylor,
Edward Kilboarne, James Estes,
aeo. @. Andersen, X, P.Ofssl,
VIC. Stripe. D.Ksddington,
VIM. Leighton, I'M. Billings,
JIM. Hiatt. J.B. Paul.
decl1dly
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KEOKUK IOWA: FRIDAY, NOVEMBER le, 1858.
PENNaYLvANIA CENTRAL Raul
ROAN.


II RE TRAINS DAILY FRO N
PiitsbargA 10 PAilaaslphia.
TrAins leave PittsburGA - follows: Mail ..
MI Fast Line P. ~, Kxprsss Nail s.&e p. a.
The Express Mail Runs Daily, the other two
Sundays excepted. Making Direct Con-
nsctions with all trains from
81. Louis, Moi Dubuque. Kcokuk and Iowa City,
Iowa Cairo, Rock Island and Chicago, Ill.;
Lexington and louisvills, KY; rerrs
Aants, indianapolis and Lafayette,
Ind; Cincinnati, Colsmbus, bay
ton, Toledo, Cleveland,
Zaneayille, Crest
line, MAssi-
Ion and Wooster, Ohio,
Alao, Kansas, Nebraska, Ainnesots, and
All POinss in the west.
- FARE Az Low As Br ANY ornxR Rourx,NUn
Passengers from the West can rely upon
this ~ being the shortest and most
expeditions route to
PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE, NEW YORK.
AND ALL EASTERN CITIES.
THos. MOORE, Agent
Passenger Lines Of Penn. X. r., PHILADELPHIA,
Jan. l, SD
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m. s. LOVE 4 CO.,
/ 6uccsssors To Dsning 4 Lovs,)
BANKERS,
" mitpromptiy on tho day Of payment.
/ RRssaHRcnM:
/ Bank Of North Amsrica, New York.
Drs.si = Co., PhiladslpAia.
E.W, Clark 4 Co.,
/ CitiIens' Bank Baltimore.
| Bank Of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh.
Jno. d. scslly ,O~shisr, do
Il. Brady. Cashier, Wheeling.
Branch State Bank Of Ohio, Zanesville.
Commercial Bank, Cincinnati.
RtAts SAvings Institution, 81. Louis.
Geo. Smith . Co., Chicago,
Nofthsra Bank Of Kentucky, Lexin aton.
nov34d
sso.c. AsDsssoH. ALsxAsDsa d scLAr
ESTABLI6HED IN 1891
BAHKTyG HOUSE or
q 4 o - q y q. An ID y n o n 4 o.
II HAVE this day admitted a. : partner In .he
4 Banking Dusiness, Alexander Barclay, (who has
hsen ~ tsllsr for tAs last six years.. The busi-
nsss, hereafter, Willie esadsstsd ssdsr The firm
GRO. C. ANDERSON 4 co.
Being one Of the eldest Banking Houses III not
the oldest) In Iowa, the new Arm solicts eontin
aanec Of ass0s~ pstronagsso 10 literally extended TO
the senior partner.
AoSt NlA AAeAc SVAkpctlOue 8R0 IeWltp loss Ex-
change, on the day Of payment, free of charge.
Their references are - formerly BY senior part
Asr wis
asvHssscss ~
Park Bank, N. Y.
Winslow, LAniss B Co., Baakers,N.Y.
Edward W. Clerk Co., ,Phiiadeiphia.
Howard Banking Co., Boston.
clspp, Enlisr browne, BANKERS, Boston.
Marine Bank Chicago.
Hedman 0sipske, Chicago.
Mschanics' Bank, Pittsburgh.
fArmess' Deposit Bank Pittsbureh.
Kramer , Kahn, Aaaksrs,
Gilmore Brothsrten - Cincinnati.
A. y. Hant CO., /" LouisyiIle
State Savings Institution, st. Louis.
Ksokuk, Jan. IS. GEO. C. ANDERSON,
jantd
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Danaressss laasssry.
MkW v0LUMK. The Americas Rsvol ation.-
<N IAe Hhtsry u ~ Uaitsd 6tatss. Vol viI.;
4eAG vel. I, II the AmsricAn Revolation by g..
NAnosdtj svo. Unifsrm with The prsvio1s vsl-
Alaes last publisAed, Hilliard on vsudors. Tha
-. ef Vsed0Ts and Purchaser u Real Property.
by Fraa1h AillSrd, ESQ.,, Author of"The Law d
AorteAe0, ~. Two vols. in one. Bvo. e6.
For saisby OGDEN BROWNRIL co.,
mAy3ld 81 Main-nk
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fHHE afeat Central Route, connecting the Al.
lantic cities with the w estern, Northwestern
ana South-westsrn states, by oontiAuous Rail.
way direct. This road leo connects at Pittsburs
xlth daily line Of steamers 10 su ports ON t6e
Western Rivers, and IT Cleveland and EandusLv !
With steamers TO all ports on the North western
Lakes; making il the most direct, eheapesf snd -
ssask rsste by which FREIGHT can be ferw arded
- and from the Greet Wsst.
RAI1s nkfwEEk PHlADRLPuIA AND PlrraHunox1
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Geo. Ohapin, Goo. q. Lee,
iRhird-st. ,oas doorssuthof Main, Ksok uk ,Iowa
vOLLEcTI0Ns made and rsmistSd Of eurrsni
~ rates.
RarKR 70
k.J Blake Cashier Of Msrssntils Bank, n. Y
Baakof tbs State Of Nsw York, MY.
Hon. no. l.. .Schoclcraft, Prss't Comm ! Bank
Albany, N. Y.
F.Grangsr Adams, Banker, Chicago.
Renick Peterson, Bankers, Ht. Louis.
decI6d
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hEoh .EOW A.
r WOUIDinvits shs stt~ntion Of the pub -
lie 70 my asw and we'll sslsstsd seosk, IrA
bsiAS MAde pptp my erder are nnsarpaepei(
IN Quality or style, They eompriss in part
Pine Gold and bilver Wafehea, Tpslish snd
swiss, tAs Esnuinc Perry watches, sssed With
osgnAl dssigss; 6iivsr Ware u every dssrrip4ian,
warraatsd puse cein; LaAies snd Gsaalsmsn .
ycselry II su kinds. incudng sty lea never before
offered in the market; Epectacies, In doId, Silver
6sssl md plstsd Dows, with Pebble, Periscopio,
Concavs, dDuhls soassx and Colors4 0lseses !. OF
every VARIETY of shAAe and fosass anone these
are the real Scotch Pebble and Poxiseen1c Glasues
mochAnicaily adapted 70 suit al syss. An assort-
ncnt Morton's Premium Gold Pins: Double Plated
Ware, manafaetursA BY RSgsss& Bso., On senaIns
AlbssA, warranted 70 be the best Plated Wsss that
10 de--IeA psts, oAks and Fruit Hasksts. Cas-.
ton, Ladies, Spoons, Forks, 6c.
n. R-0opds Of every description made to or
der, - alss sAsirosuanSnts. The monoy refunded
In ell cases whore goods do not prove as rspre-
eeuted. 8
Bang prssticsl WaAeh Aaksr, ny psr,enel
Attention Will b. given ~ tho Cleanins ssd r.
nSfrinE Of WAtches, Checks, Jevelry, Ia. which
shsii b douein : worknaAn-iike manner, and uAy-
ranted. II
Is Csihn Plates kept On hand, and Engrsss1 d or.
a:s. A shars of patronage - respsssfnny soaiotA-
q. - lEept. 3, ,ts-dAw
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The Most Direct,
RELIABLE 4 ExPEDsTIOus u ourE
Te AS Psints East ana North,
is VIA THE
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy


| RX
RAILROAD.
Sure Concessions afs made with this Road
Daily ~ Durtingasn, Plymouth and
| Quincy.
Passengers can lssve ksokuk for Burii ngsor
MORNING.
Through to Chicago in IA Hours
| grcincinnati Passenger, leaving Keokak a
~; ~. reach CincinnAti the next day at Top M.
With only enc change ef cars.
| - This y the quickest time made. FARE As
Low - BY any ether route. ~
/ kaseern Passengers N axe CLOSE and SURE
CONNECTIONS In Chicago With all thorou ehfare,
East. North ssd 6onth-xass
Fsse to the East il Lownn By this route
than any other. and Time xucH arlcKra.. ~
Through Tickets.
HR0M KEOKuK
| by all the principle rcutes, 10 Boston New Ysrk
PHILADELPHIA, Baltimore, Washington,
Hsrrisburgh, Pittsburgh. WhssL-
ing, Cincinnati, Indianapolis.
rAho, BY several different routes to all thu
princtpsl intsrmediate places.
1Ahe, 70 Milwaukee, Frssport, Gslcna, and
~Aiso, 70 al the Railroad Cities In Upper and
Lower Canada, via 0rand Trunk Railway Aami)
ton, Ioronte, Kingston. Nontrsal and Qasher.
@By tbessme route to Ogdensburgh, N. T..
Pisttsbusgh, n. !. and Portland. Nd,
CAN HI PR0cURRD AZ TEE
GENERAL RAlLROD TICKET OFFICE,
M0fn- ST., befuesn Ftra esd Esccnd,
KEOKUK, IOWA.
RAILROAD TIOKETS
Good for IN snliaitsdlengtA of time ALLOWING
Passengers tostop ~ any point and re-
sumo their Journey aS Slsisuss.
Steamboat Tickets good until Close of Navigation
1rPassengcn can obtain 14liahls Ipfosnat
at this Once In regard TO all Railrosd Routes In
the United b tates and CanAdAs. -
TROUGH ERElGHT CONTRACTS
TO AND FROM ALL EAETERN CITIES can
- mAAs ~ shis ofs1ce.
10DAmagss and Over Charges srrrLxD rnonpr-
LY. ~
VIZ. MAsrx, Gen I Freight Agent, Chicago.
SAn'L POWELL, Cent Ticket Agent, ChicaSo
G. q. AAnnosD, superintendent, Chicago.
J.k.TkMksBURi,
Oct. 2, AS-dAv Agent, ksokuk.
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