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A RCHITHCT. 0Aes In Kilbourne's Blssk, q
"a AAin-st., bet I'd and Sd, Ksokuk ,Iowa.
feb16-d r
n on aAl.E,, |,

EO0 SALE.
u ZINC desirous Of eurtsikng portion Of our
- business, We oGsr for sale q great bsTgsin on
Lone ORDDlT With approved security, cr Ia ex-
flosrins Miis, known - the Magnolia Ains, Il
LahArpe, IN, together With Stack Yard Of ten
ASss., ana ioAs .s.i. Cmsi.ss sis.ssssi sisS, osr
hrge aad extensive Coopsrshop snd Stock - kss-
kuk also, one u our Grocery Stores Main st,.
House end Lot With good Stock 81 0rossriss. y
HAAilA0n, Id.
Fos pastisalATa enquire ~ No. 100 Nain-st-, y
No. 81 Lsvse, Keokuk. a.
sstild ". h. AUSTIN co.
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Lumber.

VyHE snbscsibss would inform tie consumers ef
/ Lumber, and The public generally. that they
usually made By ! GAw Mil, including Lath.
Flooring Joist, shsetng and Sidias, of AM. .lsnsth
thst NAY bs dssirsd.
Call d tn New 6sw Min, - the ivsr, near
Whites Pusk HOase. PAUL HUMES.
N. 3. 6eovs WeSa for ssis u ol - pr ssra.
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vAN0lCkLEN 4 MILLS,
GENE ERAL AU CTIO N EER6

Conmlseton MePchan1e,
vsraudAh Building, johnson 81 undsr Coust Heass,
MILL aitsAd sAies of real Or psrsonal property.
w reosivs ana sell ~ eomnissioA Al kinds q
rood furniture. os..l., hofss. Se. rsssi,e goeda
buslncss. Cash advxnccd on goods resolved for IN
mediate sale. VAN6lUKLEN MILLS.
nov1ed szsss.ssa - -
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Kookuk Book-Bindery

Keokuk Book-Bindery,
AND BLANK BOOK MANUFACTOhY
nLANk Books made and ruled 10 any required
DpAttsrn. Court Records, y Justices Docksts, As
ssss0ss Books, Poll Books, DO, &c., furnished at
short notice.
Old Books, Magazines, Music, 4c., bound or re-
bound In any style desired.
Ay Diudsry will be found on Second-st.,
next door 70 the Athsn.um, sign Of the "Big
Book" ISAAC ". PIERCE.
sep III sid
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A 11W tamilies ~f oshsr bcArdsss ean b -.
a sosaaDdntsd With paeasAat rsens sn1 Nod
= t1is 4enas Il Applied ter sson, Alses. . fsv
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11HRy SC cuRYss. sAM'L D. CURTIS
CURTIR Ms OTHEHS,
Surveyors a0A Land Agents,
COUNCIL BLUFFS CITY IOWA.
RgvER TO
w. j. MsAlpine, c. f., New York.
Ell. Tracy, I"
Adams4 Buckingham, "
Hos. C3As. Mason, Washingten City.
Hon. u. Gordon, North CAroIina.
Hon. J. s.. Orr, South Carolina.
Ilsa. r. C. Wright. New Orleans.
S.v. pApin 1 Hrofhsr, st. Louis
EeArrittA Mason,
Capt. ). n. pfifshard, /"
TIL SHARP, Cash., lndiAnapelis, Ind.
II B. Cariis. Mt. vefnon, Ohio.
Hos. EAmi =. Cssiis, Ksokuk, Iowa.
Hoseh 4 Thompson,
Qlsxke, Guthrie stnrgss, Buffalo, NY.
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GsElAEM-S
JEWELEY STORE.

- w - IA . = ~ ~ xJs
second street, between Main and Johnssn |.
HAVING iuys refnr rn ed from the East,
! i respectfully call the attention of ny
friends, and the public geneiaily, to my
newand fnestockof watches ewelry ,siN
plated wars. iahe, s.sa., &c,
Pine gold duplex magic, pasen and detachs1
lever watches, silver patent aad detached levs
anaL 'EpiHes u Ali Aiads aua4uAlities. -
JcActry.
Lxdies plain geld mosaic, came can en- mel III
earrings and breast pins, I&dies' and children .
gold and Jet bracelets, iadies and gent's gold
chains, pencils aud pens, gold and diamond fngcr
rings, gold ard siiyerthimbies, gents gold breast
pins studs, COLLAR and sleeve buttons, gold, silver
steel snd paten spcctecies pocket table and des
teyt cutlery, and scisKors.
silver Wnrea
In whichiine intend not to b lssed BY any
store west or north Of 81. Louisj bilvsr II BILE,
dessert and tea spoons andforks f,cseac Dn01
tard and salt spoons, butter and fruit kniv L.
f.ases M Ware sna rAncy G.Sx.
Plated aud britannia tea sets, ca1tors, frait and
cake baskets, esticks pearl and shell poek st
books, and in fact everything pertaining 20 my
AssnsrAlassortm ment Of clocks Of thel Atest pat
tsrnaA n bsst 4aks al ! warranted 20 keep good
s's:; s:;-v..., ..,,, ,.,.,,.a,,,s. /. !.
mye-(n JULES 0EIEER.
- ( =, Z; N. r. .;s ;::.. e s.-'..'
= AresssSiaftea 14eo, ,oe0. -
lRf06I1 the Comp
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AeldeSs. he Stscl -
- DirsctJ g 111
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ny, returni
W .. u the proal
I'D mott ehis sum Tor
.sisstioa, lek bed or d u
that u eiislss hsshad - psfQ
Vision for his family nnn1 -
~ 'anA d .o's tor Ais q os1
g. Y. WsnpLs, Secy.
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Dental NUM ERI.
nR. n. s.. BARBER won Id rcspsct- -
- fsity fnforn htspatrsas and tAs i
psblie generally, that he has AttsA uptIy =
hsndsoms suite Of rooms, sparing 44~Jy
neither p aims ora xpsDse 70 mskethen elegant and
comfortable, In the brick building East side Of
hstvssn AAia ssd Johnsos streets. Thsnkfsl fer
past favofs, he solicitsa Of the same.
- Atlopevatiens varrAnted IspY7<dl Al
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RAMNER Lsdgs No. Is, ]. o. sf6. r., ~ =
~ every Friday EvssinG, ~ Tempered
Hall, on Main street. 1T ~ o'clock. AllU
msnbsrs Of the order 10 good stasdiAg, are
invited 10 attend.
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ATATRORD MCGUIRE.
yXYHOLK5ALE 0kOCEKs AND COMMISSION
w MERCHANTS, second door shove tbs corner
Of Biondsea, Wstcr street. Ksokak, Iowa.
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X. J. WAkA,
A TTOKNEY at Law, Ksokuk. Iowa. Olkcc in
~ Post Bsilding, 3dst., bst. Aain and JsAnsss.
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GUNS. GUNS!

L. p. MARCY. Man. s~ctursr and Wholesale
s.d retail dealer in oil ads Of dnns, tols,
Bowis-ksivss, Fishing Tackle, Sporting Appass-
tus and Ammunition. All 1uns warranted, With
the privilege of trying, st lover prices than ever
onsrsd in the West. Colts best kevolvers for ZIG,
and johnson, Keokuk, Iowa. ljaly14d4v
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-06-04

RosIN-We have material change to notice in the
ket for either grade during the week just ended For Pale
there has been moderate enquiry from buyers and nearly
all offered market has been closed off at former rates.
We quote sales of about 600 bbs at from S. to sc so
bb, according to quatythe latter price for bright
tcle and opaque at 50 so So. For Nos. and the
ket rules rather dull and transactions worthy of report
have taken place that Of We refer to
table for quotations. In the Common article the ransac
tons the week have been small owing principally the
fact that the larger portion of the stock market is held
by dsers who asking prices above the views of buy
Some small lots changed hands in the early part of the
week quotations shade lower than previously reported
but these be considered criterion of the MARKET
larger parcels generally command reader SALE We quote
sales for the week follows Friday 500 bbls at 81 to
81 05 for mixed Sizes 81 0 for small and 81 05 for med
bbls; Monday 800 do at 81 O5 y bb and y 80 tbs
and Tuesday, 1900 do at 81 10 y BIO lbs
TARHas arrived very sparngy for two or three weeks
past has been moderate demand The receipts since
review comprise only about 200 bb which have been
taken at 81 60 p Dbl.
BEEF CATTLE &C.-The market continues to be poorly
supplied with beeves and rules steady at previous rates.
Only small droves brought in since last and
taken by butchers cents b. for grass atted,
cordng to quality. SHEEP also wanted and good ar
tcle readily taken fair prices We quote at 81 rs 81
so y head, in quality.
BARRELs-The arrivals of empty Spirits Turpentine bar
res have meagre during the past week. and nearly all
of former receipts that in first hands have been closed
off We note fair enquiry existing and quote sales Of
second hand prices ranging from 80 each
according to quality-cash and time.
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Marine Intelligence.
VnMTNGT0N. NORTH CAR0LIN4..
ARRIVED.


May 27.-schr. Amos Falkenburg Rogers finn New York
to Harriss Howell with mdze. -''" iO'A'
Steamer Fanny Lutterloh, Elder from Fayetteville to A.
2sUnited States Mail Steamer Spray Price, fn Smith
May 2s.-schr. Dolphin, HILL from Newbern, to j. F.
schr. VIM S. Tisdale, Hawkins, from New York, to G.
Steamer Flora Mcdonald, Hurt, from Fayetteville to
Steamer James R. Gris Banks from Fayetteville to Pet
Steam Tug N; NJ. Caleb, Holgate, from New York, to
schr. Harry Maybee, futile, from New York, to j. H.
schr. Vermont, Elliott from Boston, to Kidder Martini
May 2s.1Schr orapeak. Farrow, from Hyde county, to
schr Eureka, Brnn, from Lockwoods Folly, to Willard
s1-schr. J. c. Manson Rabon from shalotte to Ander.
son & Savage; with naval stores.
Sehr. PEARL Mcclellan, from Lockwoods Folly, to An
derson Savage; with naval stores.
u s. M Steamer Spray, Price, from Smthvle to A. Fl.
schr Guliner, Crowel from Boston, to Willard Curtis
May Slschr Jane Fisher, Fisher, from Beaufort
schr: Sonora Isabel Cumber, from shaIoe, to Ander-
son Savage; with naval stores.
schr: Ben, McCready from New York to Harrss & How
Steamer Fanny Luerloh, Elder from Fayetteville, to
June 2-U; S; M; Steamer Spray, Price, from smhvlle
to A. H. VanBokkelen.
to Rankin Martin with naval stores.
Steamer Sum- Rush. from Fayetteville, to A. McRmmon.
- OI0olAeA 1aoWdns VnChde FayeJIeVue, 10 A. E
| Hall.
CLEARED.
May27-Schr. Moonlight, Tuthi for Boston, by J. H.
| Flanner with rough rice.
2s-steamer Sun, Rush, for Fayetteville, by A. McRni
mon.
Steamer Fanny Lutteoh Elder for Fuyetele, by A. E.
Hail.
May 29:-U Steamer Spray Price, for smithvie,
Schr Howard, Brown, for Charleston, by Rankin &
Martin with rough rice and naval stores.
Brig Maria, Romans, for West Indies, by Harriss How
ell; with lumber,
Brig Olive, Calihan, for South America, BY Adams Bro
& Co.; with lumber.
May 29Schr. Genoa Robbins, for Philadelphia, by J&
D. McRae Co.; with lumber.
3l-Brg VIM Mason, Gardner, for (Queenstow, Qreand)
by D. D. McRae & Co.; with lumber.
Brig Stka, Downing for West Indies by W. NJ Harriss
with lumber.
schr. Helene, Farrell for New York, by A, D. Cazaux
with naval stores.
Steamer Flora McDond, Hurt from Fayetteville by T. c.
& B. G. Worth.
June III s. NJ. Steamer Spray Price, for smithvine by
A. H. VanBokkelen.
Steamer Fanny Lutteroh Elder. for Fayetteville by A.
E. Hall.
schr. John T. Williams Curtis, for New York, by G. W.
Davis; with naval stores.
Schr c. S. Peaslee, Foster for Philadelphia by Harriss
& Howell; with naval stores
Schr. Jonas Smith, Lynch, for New York, by A. D. Ca
FAUX with naval stores.
3-U S. NJ. Steamer Spray, Price for Smithve by A. H
VanBokkelen.
Schr. VIM. Tisdale Hawkins, for New York, by T. c.
Worth with naval stores, &c.
Schr L. P. Smith, Cooper, for New York. by A. D. Ca
zazauX; with naval stores
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From the Petersburg Express.
NASHVILLE, TENN, May %, 1858.

NASHVILLE, TENN, May %, 1893
Mr. Ed;tor:-The weather is growing warm in the
Gtv of Rocks" That sentence is all your correSpm-
dent has to say upon the subject of the weather
The General Conference is pressing its business to
much is vet before the body. On yesterday the
General Agents, Book Editors and Advocate EDITORS
&c elected he Rev. J. B. McFerrin, Editor OF the
Nashville Christian AdUOcdte, was elected General BOOK
AGENT to take charge of the great publishing interests
af@Lo Church The Rev. Dr. Myers was reelected to
& So,tLS Christian Aduocate, published at Charles
tn n0 e G, The Rev. Fl. n McTyeire, Editor of
~ Now Orleans Christian Advocate, elected Editor
F the Nashville Christian AdUocate, and the Rev. O. G.
G;psne of the Texas AdUocae was elected to Fill his
Mace in New Orleans. The Virginia Conference Dele
otion had two nominees for the Richmond Christian
SJ,ooqte-namely the Rev. John E. Edwards, of your
citv and the Rev. Leo ROsser, of Lynchburg. The
Pew Mr. Edwards nominated by the mG1OTfy-
Mr. Rosser by the minority. Mr.. Edwards arose and
d that he was obliged to his Delegation for the nom-
nation but that he preferred the regular pastoral work
that he had declined Fdtolshp before without debating
the question for a moment. He happy as pastor
and wanted no Office and begged respectfully to decline
the nomination, and asked permission to make nom-
nation that he knew would be acceptable to the MAORI
IN nominating himself man. he sald OF line education
Of sngulary mature Judgment and every way qualified
for the chair" The Rev. John c. Cranberry" said he
is the man. and he expressed the wish that the Confer
ence would accept the nomination.
The Conference on the first balotng, cast IL Tor Mr.
Rosser, and IA for Mr.. Granberry-76 votes being ne
cessary to an eection-a few votes scattering On thu
second balloting Rev. L. Rosser was elected Editor.
The Rev. f. Fl. Sehon, D. d. was elected Correspon
ding Secretary of the Missionary Society.
The Rev. Mr.. Hefin reelected Editor OF thu
North Carolina Christian Advocate.
The Rev. L. NJ. Lee, D. D., who has so long edited
the Richmond Christian, Advocae resigned his position
and declined being the nominee for that chair He re
ceved large vote for the Editorship of the ST. Loui
AduOcGte.
The proceedings of the General Conference thus ia
have been marked by great unanmty and good feeling
The Conference has just fixed by resolution, to adour
on next Tuesday, the lst of June. REUBEN.
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June 3.-229&4O-1v
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.

SIR JAMES CLARkES
CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS.
Prepared from prescription Of Sir j. Clarke, NJ D.,
Physician Extraordinary to The Queen.
This invaluable medicine unfang in the o. Ill those
painful and dangerous diseases which the female cons
tuition is subject. 1t moderates all and all
Instructions, and speedy cure may be relied on.
TO MARRIED LADIES
it is peculiarly suited WILL in a short time bring the
monthly period with regularity.
Each bottle, price One Dollar, bears the Government
Stamp of Great Britain, to prevent cOunterfets.
These Pills should not be taken by females during the first
three months of Pregnancy, they to bring on
Miscarriage, but at any other time they safe.
In all of Nervous and Spinal Affections Pain in the
Back and Limbs, Fatigue slight exertion, Paptaton of
the Heart Mysteries and Whites these Pills will effect
when all other have failed and although pow
erfu remedy do contain iron, calomel antmony,
ANYTHING hurtful to the constitution.
Full directions in the pamphlet around each package,
which should be carefully preserved
Sole Agent for the United States and Canada,
JOB MOSES,
U4ate !. c. Baldwin Co..
Rochester, N. Y.
N B-$l 90 and postage stamps enclosed to any au-
thorized Agent, will insure bottle containing so Pills. by
return mail.
For sale by Druggists generally.
HAVILAND, STEVENSON & CO., Charleston, Whole
sale Agents
March 18th, 1858 l6l&291y
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There further sales yesterday of 200 bbs and this
morning ITO do the price of which could not obtain
known however, to be an advance previous ratessup
posed 10 cents on all qualities.
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-The market since last has
hbted rmness and by reference to table of safes
below it will be that the price has gone up cent
quotation of this day week The advices received this
ing tended to strengthen the market and prices have
an upward tendency AZ cents pretty freely offered and
sellers generally holding higher Sales for the week fol-
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MORE THAN 100000 BOTTLES
SOLD IN THE
n EW EN- Gil Nd S A TIES

NEW ENGLAND STATES
,HE RESTORATIVE E Of SN FR6 HE4S j. WOOD FOR RES
oring hair perfectly and permanently has yet had
rival volume after volume might be given from all parts
of the world and from the most intelligent prove that
perfect Restorative but read the circular and you
doubt read also the following:
with bald heads and the only remedy heretofore known has
been those abominabe wigs By discovery of Pro-
great many still paronze them because have
been often imposed upon by Hair Tones of derenknd
will try again. for in Woods Restorative there is
such thing fail We know of lady who bald who
completely with the tinest and most beautiful curs magi
nabe. We know of where ha!was rapidly
falling out which restored in greater perfection than
ever had been before
also without doubt of the best articles for keep
ing the hair good condition. making it soft and glossy
moving dandru and has proved itself the greatest enemy
to all the ills that hair is heir to.
the duty of every improve their personal ap
pearance though may differ regard the ways of
doing it but every will admit that beautiful head of
ed and there are that should be left unred to OBJ
tain such consideration.
CooHocroN Ohio Nov. II, 1856.
o. J. WOOD Il CO.-Gents As have been engaged in
local agents d. NJ Hacknson and having experienced the
beneficial effects of it myself would like to obtain agen
you wish make such arrangement, convinced
there nothing equal 10 II IN the United States for restoring
The hair have been engaged in the Drug business for
but have found nothing that restores the ecretve
the scalp as well as yours being fully convinced
like to engage the sale of it, for am satisfied must SELL
Yours truly S. I. STOCKMAN.
WAYLAND, Mass, Feb. s. 1857.
PROF. o. J. WOOD CO.-Gents: Having realized the
good effects of your Hair Restorative wish to state that
finding my hair growing thn well gray, was induced
what read and heard to try the article prepared by
you to promote growth and change its color
youth both of which has effected completely In the op
Grafton have used nearly three bottles:
Yours &C., JAMES FRANCIS.
O. J. WOOD i CO., Proprietors, 3l2 Broadway, New
York, Tin the great N. Y. Wire Railing EsabishmentD and
ia Market street. ST. Louis, Mo-
Sold in Wilmington N c. by Walker Meares, W. Fl. Lip
pitt Drake & McLn, and by all good Druggists.
April 20. 191-l5-3m
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&1OO nECT,TNEn.

CAPTAIN TURNER CAME YESTERDAY AND SAIDTO
ten days T Oil "a; did G% me Of
rheumatism being amply rewarded by perfect restoration
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In Pttsboro on the morning of the 10th ns at the
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polished manners and christian virtues.
She leaves large circle of endeared kindred and friends
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who knew her. she has exchanged world Of sorrow for
vors love and promises and consistent christian e led
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