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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-07-19
KeOkuk Alcohol Dis
ti11erV.
yI1HE subscriber respectfully informs the citi-
L Eens Of Ksokuk and the surrounding country
that he is now ready to Oil any orders addressed TO
him for
ALCOHOL,
SPIRIT GAS,
CAMpHENE, or
DISTITIED WATER

Being PRACTICAL STILL BUILDER myself,
and having in person superintsnded ths whole
process OF building, eau SAT oily say that my ma
ehinery is unsurpassed by any eEablishmsnt In
the United States. And further, in ddition 10
superior machinery and my own practical knowl-
edge OF the business, have secured the services
Of of the best alcohol dstllers in the country.
would also inform those who may favor ne Wit b
a call and are inclined 10 encourage homo manu-
facturts that can supply them with any Of tn .
aboTe articles ~ cheap and cheaper than they cen
purchase the same In any Of the Western citics,
thereby saving freightage and the many disAp-
pdintmenh incidental to spring and fan ship
ments.
request those who are capable Of judging to
compnre mysampIes with any in the country and
give an impartial dsoisie nj ask no more.
CHAS. NOEL.
Distiilery and Office half square abovs IL .
Packet Landing, Kcokuk, Iowa.
1uIv "a sSx-d4wam
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l46 BROADWAY, NRw YORK.
Cash CapifdIaRd Accumulation S400, coo.
nEP0sITEp 800 ,000 with the Com ptrolie r. be-
II State Of New York, for tho security of Policy
holders. In addition 60 which the steekhoiders are
personally liable. Among the Directors are the
most wealthy aud ndnfiuentialc lcifixens Of New York
This Is u stock Company, returning to the as.
suredS7 4 per cent of all the proGtstri-annuAIly.
party 30 years Of age may secure to his family, :,
free from he laims Of his er. tors for about 30
cents per week, policy FOR S9,0eG.
no would not pare this sum for the grati6ca
tion of rejection, sick bed in case Of acci
dent, that If all else fail, he had made cert ain
provision for his farriy1 1t would tighten his
pain and Q morefor hisrecoyery than medicine.
N. ID. MORGAN, Pres't
c. Y. WEnPLe, Scc'y.
Prospectus with all necessary Information fur.
nished by RlChEf SIMPSON, Agts.
Third Stree
augS-dly keokuk Iowa
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AhTHUH,s NEW AND BEAUTIFUL STORY
the Hand but not the Heart; or

LIFg-TRfALs OF JESSIE LoRINo.
prT. 4. ARTHUR.
The point Of this story is expressed in the title;
and the story itself is sharply drawn illustra.
tion Of the folly and madness OF linking together
two immortal souls by the rough Chains Of selfish
interest, pride, or baser passion.
The icsEon taught is ono OF deep significance
and Thousands Of hearts viii thrpb iii almost vi lid
response, TO the life experience of Jessie Loring
who, in all the bitter trIA Of her unlappy union
swerved not hairs breadth from honor, principle
OF religious duty, though temptation came in its
most allurihg shape.
As the type of a true woman, she is worthy to
be em ba lined IN the memory OF every reader.
One neat Emo. vol Price 81. For sale by
OGDEN, Bk0WNELL 4 CO.,
may l0d No. 80 Main st.
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WILLIAM gAKERAN.
HOH8E DOCTOR.

WILLIAM JAKEnAM,
HOk9I DOCTOR.
u ESPECTFULLY informs thc inhabitants O
N kcokuk and IL vicinity, that he win attcnd /.
any business In his line. Prom his long sxpcrienc
Of ~ years, be has made himseH fanifar will
the vArions diseases in the horse-Rpidemic an,
Influenza Fever, Lung Fever, iniAmmations, Stag
gers, swssny, Bolts, Worms, Collie, ,spasms, SpAysv
Bone, Sprains, Ring Bone, Curbs, &c. Medicine
can be hsd BY calling at his residence, 4th st.
between johnson and Exchange, keokuk, Iowa.
ian27dly
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20 NiIes---1h hfoaeA I'm 3 Hourks
RAILROAD LINE OFSTAGES

IOWA STATE INSURANCE. co.,
oppIck IN SAMPLES NEW BUILDING, 2Sp STORY,
Second Street, keokuk, Iowa.
FI1lilS Home Company takes Risks on the safer
i classes ofproperty, ON THE MUTUAL PLAN,
AND On THE CASH PLAN FOR a CASH PRE-
MUM, at rates as REASONABLE, as those Of any
reliable Company
DIRECTORS:
G. Perry, II Tucker,
Geo. 3. Smyth, 5. iiamill,
Wln. +. Turner, ID. A. Day,
IL. ID. Woodward, W RANKIN.
Ell Harrison John McCune,
r.F Novrhies.
OFFICERS:
c. II PERRY ,Presl, +. u. HARRISON, Treas.
S. HAMILL, Vice Prest. W \. TURNER, Sec.
janlSd3m
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|
lnN and after date Of this notice, ~ che under
~ signed have determined 10 abolish the credit
system in our respective establishments, and will
| sell goods for CASH ONLY, at reduced prices.
"A. DUKE,
JIM. HuIsKAMP 4 BRO,
ii. G. HUISKAMP.
keokuk, July 70, '5s-dim
ATLANTIC TEL E1:RAfH.
vIsHE success Of this great enterprise has been
the deyout wish Of all civilized Nations for
the lasttwo years and now that the result OF the
las. effort is due people are spell bound until the
result Is made known. But all th intense excite
mcnt 10 not hing comp ared with DUKES New Stoek
Of Goods just received from the facturers Andb
for sale cheap for cash at the Emporium. tiara
use talking Of styles or prices his goods are The
cheapest and best in market, and all he ssks u
that people interested may call and see. enc
FAOuk.
NE will sell as good an article Of Fall Wheat
w Flour as Quincy" or any other brand, Ut
One Dollar per bbl. lsss price. We mean what We
say. We warrant 1t as represented. Delivered
gratis. Price Of Quincy /. 80 50-we sell at $5 50.
Give Us trial. For Cash Only. ~
KELLOGG i gIRGE,
July lo-J2w Grocer.
BeichcT's aoiden syrup
M Az be found at our store.
Lard OiI.
I'HE best quality for sale by
KELLOGG 4 RIRGE.
Dried Heef,
SUGAR-CURED, for sale by
- KELLOGG 4 BIRGE.
Hams.
I tlloICE Sugar cured and country, for sale BY
~ KELLOGG BlRGE.
sugars
NEW ORLEANS Grades; White, Belchsr's
~ Crushed do Powdered, do Ciarifeds
jyloi2w KELLOGG BIRGE.
CoIsce.
A LII qualities for sale by
"A KELLOGG a BIRGE.
soaps.
TERMAN, Palm, Family Of the best manu-
~ faeturc, for sale BY box and AT retail, BY
jyi0d2w KELLOGG BiRaE.
NackereI,
N}HlTE Fish, Trout, Goldfish, dc,, for sale by
w lod2w KELLOGG A BIRGE.
star Candies.
LNFTI Boxes for sale, at low rates, by
l. KELLOGG BIRdE.
TO he sold at Less than Cost.
A CONSIGNMENT, consisting Of assortment
lAof Salls, Glass, Hardware, Corn Shelters, Hoes,
Forks. ythes, snaths, Churns, Buckets. Ha If
BGshe!si casks prime Madder, do EPSON Salts,
Li4gorice, &c. These goods MUST be sold.
lyl0d2w KELLOGG d RIRGE.
PRICE KEDICED.
2 900 Bu Is Go X O.,
nj ADE from Pittsburgh Coal; produces
wi intense heat than coal, and Is free from smoke
and dirt viii be delivered In any part Of the
city until fur .her notice. In quantities not less
than 80 bushels at Is cents per bushel.
Apply at the oaee Of the
GAS COMPANY,
jausd No. IS Main-st u p Stairs.
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EARLY COPIES.

The receipt Of ADVANCE SHEETS from the
British publishers gives additional value 10 these
Reprints, inasmucb as they can now be placed In
the hands of subscribers about as the origi-
nal editions.
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1858-04-07
Resources of the South,

Governor Hammond, Of South Carolina
IN his late speech, gave the following glow
ing description Of the resources of the South;
,Ihe South" he said, has eight hundred
and fifty thousand square miles Of territory
an area as la sc as that covered by Great
britain, France, Austria, Prussia an! Spais,
The North, even after the admission of the
two large Territories of Kansas and Mime
sofa, will fall one hundred thousand square
miles short of the South. This does not in
cIade the territory lying west of the Rocky
Mountains, which will never come into an
tasonlsm with the South. We have the
best soil, the best climate, indispensable
productions that can not be grown elsewhere,
shore line Of three thousand miles, and so
lndented with bays and crowded with islands
as to make the whole measurement twelve
thous nd miles.
Through the heart Of our country runs
the mighty Mississippi, into whose bosom
are poured thirty-siX thousand miles of trib-
utary streams. In the great valley it drains
viii be the seat Of the worlds EN- pire. We
have population four times as large as that
which conquered our independence, and a
thousand-foId as strong. Upon our muster
rolls we have a million of men. At any
time the South can raise, equip and main
tain in the field a larger force than any pow
er on earth can send against her-men too,
brought up on horseback, with guns in their
hands. The wealth of people is to be es-
t!mated by their surplus productions. All
the enterprise of peace and war depend on
what nation is able to spend. The reports
OF the Secretary of the Treasury show that
the exports of the United States amounted
last year to s279,oOo,OOo, exclusive of gold
and foreign merchandise roexported. Ofthis
amount, the productions of the South are
sl85, 100000. In addition to this we sent
to the North $35,ooo,ooO of our staples,
making our surplus productions worth 22O,-
100000, equal to lG G6 per head of our
population, supposing it to be twelve mil
lions, dividend which no nation on earth
'can show
This is grand picture and true, every
word of it.
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peiied to give up our days excursion; and,
leaving the. groom to take care of the bra;s-
ed horse, my friend and l walked smartly
home by short cut, and entered the house.
After conducting my friend into the drawing
room, l FASTENED up stairs to relate our disas.
ter to Agnes. As l passed through my
dresslng-room, | found the door again bolt
ed. and distinctly heard my wife say, with
falterlng voice--"ue has returned; we are
discovered" !" The scales fell frou, my eyes.
l had no longer any doubt; my worst fears
were realized!
Oh the agony OF the moment. stageer
cd back few PAGES, my head realed. nv
heart felt bursting, and | Lad we'll nich fall
en- to the ground, when frenzy of disrair
and rage SEEING me, | made one rush at the
door, and Eoared for instant admiltanca. Ac-
nes opened tue door and stood trembling be-
tore me, her attendant few to the farthest
end OF the apartment. l dashed my wife
aside, shontlng-"1his moment quit the
house, and dart;ng across the room. seized
my rival by the throat, laundering forth
Confess all; or this moment YOU die"
There was moments pause. Oh, the
agony of that moment.
Pale as corps, Agnes said transfxed with
horror, gazing breathessly upon the tabIeau
before her, whilst in sufocating accents, my
victim sobbed out: ooh. sir, sir! as sure
as the LIE is in my poor body, l have nothi: g
to confess, but-that was plucking out
mistress gray hairs y
1he Baron ceased his story-while a smile
irradiated his couutenance.
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1858-04-07
Duties and Pleasures of Women.

Great, indeed, is the task assigned to wo-
man. Who can elevate its dignity who
can exaggerate its Importance Not to make
laws, not to govern empires; but to form
those ~ whom laws are made, armies led,
and empires governed; to guard from the
slightest taint of possible iniirmity the frail
a d yet spo:less creature, whose moral,
not less than physical being, raust be der-
we'd from her; to inspire those principles,
to iuculcate those doctrines, to animate
those sentiments, which generations yet TN
born and nations yet uncivilized shall learn
TO bless; to soften frmness into mercy, to
chasten honor into refinement, to axalt gen
erosity into virtue; by her soothing cares to
allay the anguish Of the body, and the far
worse angish Of the mind; her tenderness
TO disarm passion; by her purity 10 triumph
over sense; to cheer the scholar Iaboring un-
der his toll; to console the statesmen for the
lingratitude of a mistaken people; to cetl,pen-
safe for hopes that are blighted, for friends
that are perfidous, fol happiness that has pas
sed away. Such is her vooati the ecouch Of
the tor ured suff .rer che r'son Of the deserted
friend, the c, oss ofa neglected Sayier-these
are the seems of womans excellence; tr-
urnphs ha.e been achieved Such is her des-
| .inv-eo visit the forsaken and TO attend
tb. neglected; amid the forgetfulness Of my
'riads, to remember; amid the execrations Of
multtudes, to bless when monsrchs aban-
don, when brethren and disciples fly, to re-
main unshaken and unchanged, and to ex-
hibit on this lower world, type OF that love
pure constant, and ineffable-wbich, in an
other world, as we are taught to believe, is
the best reward Of fvirtue.--Blackwood.
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1858-04-07
HEAD OF LITTLE RIVER.
NEW STORE.

UNDERSIGNED respectfully infonms his
friends and the public generally that he intends
hc well selected stock Of DRY GOODS,
DGERTES, CROCEEEy, HATS, BOOTS,
YES, .NEDICLNES, de-, which be offers to
= a VERY Low RATE FOR CASE.
wing selected his stock With view 10 Iacct the
4 of the surrounding country and with reference
kns a strictly cash business, his only induce,
/ to purchasers are good articles ct fair prices
| invites all respectfully to cali and examine f3l
selves before purchasing elsewhere.
Z. X. DAVIS.
In OF LITTLE RIVER, June =, 1857. (4,6,41
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Che 6arrisonburs 1nnepenoent.
-Iss1IED EVERY WEDNESDAY EVENING.

TERMS: g..
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No Subscription discontinued until all arrears are
settled, and an order to that effect
Advertisements inserted at 81 per square for the
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(rEN LINES or less constitute a soUARE.) A libera
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For announcing candidates for Parish Offices :;
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The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1858-04-07
Eoeal a0pertisemettts.
kHrTE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
PARISH OF CATAHOULA, La,
eted in the healthful Pine Woods Gf::t
near Little River and Catahoula Lake, tss!g
and accessible at all times by a good Carriage
Road from Alexandria. =.

ESE remarkable Springs contain Sulphur,
Carbonic Acid, Soda and Iron; containing the
Is of Brighton, AK la Chapelle, and Malvern
rope, and of Bladon, Blle Lick and Balston
AS proved both by chemical analysis and by
kperience of hundreds of invalids.
he Evasss HOtel-situated on an eleva-
few wards from the Springs, has been enlarged
Gifted for the accommodation Of families, inva
nd the lovers of woodland pastimas. Its table
It be surpassed, and its bar is supplied with
hoicest liquors. The waters III tne vicinity
the finest fishing and ba.hi.,g, and the region
led as the Paradise of Hunters.
b undersigned having this day purchased al
right, title and interest of Henry Evans, (the
roprietor) in and to the above property ava.'ls
llf of this method to solicit continuance OF
Sery liberal patronage bestowed upon the for
hronrietor. THOS. D. EVANS.
buary 26, 1853. 81
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1858-04-07
Ha,risotsJurg Post Odice-4NdH Arriuols 4

HarrisoRburg Post O.6ice-1Nda ArTi0ols Q
Departares, Schedule 7""ea aaily, Sun
Natche= Mail-Arriyes and depparts 4 m ,'D'
day excepted. Arrives p.py Tuesday. Thnrs,.,
Monroe Nail-Arriver Departs every Nod,
and Saturday. at a.ay at am
Wednesday ans"il-Arrives every Sunday, Tues
Natehits;Irsday' IT; at pm. Departs supdsy, '
T-terandria Kail-Arrives eyerv Tuosd,u
day and Saturday at 8 pm. Ieparts Wei,al,a anlrs
Friday and Sunday, al 6 am.
"arsa" Ndi1-Arrivcs every Wedne sdav a, 9
,m. Departs Thursday at m d. 3
Colombia Naa--Artiyes every Frida, .ss p.m.
Departs Thursday s am. f''-'
Goedsaser Haa-.Arives every Saturday and
- ,ne mails to Natchez and aonroe are trans.
orted in two horse cv,ches " "'e u fans-
--..-... E. FLETCHER, Pm.
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1858-04-07

SUcKERs.-A witty clergyman had been
lectnring one evening in country village,
on the subject OF temperance, and, as usual,
after the lecture, tho pledge was pa ssed
around for signatures. -
Pass it along that way said the leH-,p n
rer, pointing towards a gang Of loaferses OF il.
the door. Pass it along, some ofd dearest
gentlemen would like to join ous TO % lead al o.
I'VE don't bite at harsfored steel spsvlbas fashion
replied one OF the rum,lrs7. They win maintain
.Well,' replied ,s Volume <! begin. IN JAN
believe there 10 kn year in advance. -Four cop
th.. Al M, h;,a copies for SIS, and one extra
sent free to all who wish to sub.
up clubs Address
dUK l. CO., Walnut struo. 1sS& 4
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1858-04-07
boat Cards.

New ORLEANS AND OUacHITA RIv- -, =
ER Ten Day PACKET, -
EOR Camden, Trenton, Monroe, Pine Bluff, Colum
ba, Harrisonburg, Trinity and all intermediate
landngson the Ouachta and Black rivers, the supe-
perior passenger packet, ar. W. McRAE," Len.
More, Master, j. W. Tobin, Clerk, will continue to
make regular trips in the above trade during the
season. Feb II, '5S-ds
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1858-04-07
ID EG L L A r OUACHITA ~ n
BAYOU BARTHOLOMEW, and - J,
BLACK RIVER Packet, Faass Jones,

John Glenn, MASTER will take her place in the above
trade so soon as the water pernits-taking ireghts
and passengers for Alabama Landing, Point Pleas
ant, Ouachita city, sterlington, Trenton, Monroe,
Pine Bluff. Columbia, Harrisonburg, Trinity, and
all Intermediate landings ON the above route.
The Paul Jones has been purchased expressly Cor
the above trade. and ia and will remain during
the entire seasen. Capt. Glenn thankful for the
patronage bestowed on the Farmer last season re-
spectully solicts continuance of the same for the
Paul Jones. Goct 81. ds.
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1858-04-07
REGULAR TEN DAY PACKET,
NJ ESS E n G E R.

TOR CAMDEN, BEECH MIL, CITAMPAG.
L noe, Ouachita City, Trenton, Monroe, Pine
Bluff, Columbia, Harrisonburg, Trinity and all H.
termediate landings--The elegant, swift passenger
steamer MESSENGER. G. II. KIRK, master, J. A.
Ra,le clerk. will continue in the above trade, until
the season closes, making regular TEN DA T
TRIPS every attention given to way and planta-
ton landings, her accommodations for passengers
are not surpassed by any boat in the trade.
Feb "a 1858, 4--41.
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1858-04-07

~ These two lines are composed by the
Devil 70 gill the column.
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1858-04-07
ef.z.e Bayou BARrHoLoMEw & New Or

'I'HE above new and light draught packet SILVER
i Moon, j. W. Moore, Master Frank Moore elk,
will commence her regulrr trips in the Bayou Bar
tholomew the first rise of water, ard shippers may
rely on the Silver Moon remaining in tie trade the
whole season. 29tf
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1858-04-07
THE SOUTHERN CULTIVATOR.

THE SOUTHERN CULTIVATOR.
Devoted to Southern Agriculture, Horti-
culture, Stock Breeding, Poultry, Bees,
General Farm Economy, &c. Daniel Lee
Md, and d. Redmond, Editors. The Six
teenth Volume commences in January next
Terms-l copy one year 81; 6 copies 5
25 copies $50; 100 copies S75-always in
advance. No paper sent unless the cash
accompanies the order. The bills of all
specie-paying banks and post-office stamps
received at par. :,
Remittances by mail will be at the pub
fishers risk. Published monthly. Person,
who will act as agents and obtain subscr
bers will be furnished with the paper at oIut
prices. Address VIM. S. Jones, Augusta
Georgia. ..t.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-04-21
The Triumph CT Mechanism.
a gI ERIC AN WATCHE S.

'E'HESE WATCHES ARE PRODUCED BY THE
N same system that has made American Fire Arms
the -t IN the world. IL substitutes the rapidly and
precision oi machinery FOR tie slow and uureli.tt lie
results of handctot The factory consists Cf series
OF machines devised expressly for this establishment,
each &C which works true . e.lctncss, turning out
each part - TO be accurate TT IN any one OF
thousand watches. Absolute precision ftme u nearly
attained bY these watches the Inevitable result oil
tlclr simplicity and CNCtnesS OF structure. The ease
OF their repair Is obvious the makers have always
hand, for sale, the different parts Of the watch per-
fcctly finished, To repair damages.
Besides the watch heretofore offered 10 the trade we
are now making second quality, Inferior to the first
only in G wing less finish in lIEmaterial parts and
ligterca>e This we offer at price 80 moderate a.
to be within the means OF every class, aud we re-
commend il aSsOUnd and reliable, and greatly superior
To imported watches of equal price.
The trade are cautioned against English and Swiss
limitations with which the country is flooded. Each 81
our best Watches is engraved the plate APPLEToN
TRACY ~ Co., Watham, Mass, ana is accompanied
with certificate OF genuineness and perpetual war
r5lnty, over our own signature.
We reEt with new ENAMEL DiALs, of beautiful quail
ity, watches Of all kinds, the dials to which may
have been broken.
Orders may be addressed to us direct, or TO any Of
the under mentioned firms. who are ag :nts FOR the
Messrs. -C00FER 4 FELLOWS, No. II Maiden
FELLOWS & co, No. Il Maiden Lane, y. Y.
PLATT Y BROTHER, No. % Maiden Lane, y. y.
ITLDEBURN * BROTHER, philadelphia.
PRATT X REATlI, philadelphia.
PALMER 4 BACHELORS, Boston.
BIGELOW BROS. X kENNARD, Boston.
DUIIME ~ CO., Cincinnati. sr
and Messrs. ROBBINS & APPLETON. No. Is Maid
en- Lane, y. y, our general agents.
APPLETON, TRACY n CO.,
febi.-emdNw Naltham, Mass.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-04-21
DOCTOR J. N. HUGHES,

g ATE PHYSICIAN rF TIE JNlTED STATES
- MAXINE HOSPITAL At LOUISVILLE, has
located In this city, AID vii! ive prompt attention to
the practice Of hIs profession in its several brlnches.
Office and residence on Second, between Main and
Division streets besng the formerly occupied by
DR.. ByfCri. Regular hours for consultation from 81
10 = o'clock, A. NJ, and from 10 and from So to
O'Clock. =. NJ.
81 Calls Iaade in his absence froE lie office, aae
rC.tslgssl viii b duly r.-.c-ied %. roviV
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-04-21
Peabody's PremiAh Prolific Corn.

II Public. Its advantages are
FIRsT-It is earlier han common Corn
SrCoxp-It i a firm tint Corn aud very heavy.
TURD-I puts uut SAGA ers, and the suckers bearing
ears the same a. the main stack.
Eyerv farmer $ ou!d try il. Put up In quart, peck
and half JusheI sacks. Warranted pure. To he had
only of H. IL. COOK & son,
febl2-d&w Sole Agents.