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SOmcfh hing New.
gIsHE undersigned most respectfully amour ces
i TO the public that he has opened
CONFECTION merry,
At No. 1913 Main street, between Sth and 9th, and
promises his customers TO serve them promptly
and cheap. All orders for parties will be attended
10 ut the shortest notice ana in the most approved
STYLE. JOSEPH BLECH.
f23-dly
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AEOAUA kEMALE UEm IMAM He
fDNHI6 Institution will commence IL session %
i Monday, Sept. 9th, In The second story Of d.
eanfosd's bnil1ins, corner u Rifth and osasEt
streets.
The Beard Of Trss tees Of this Seminary, elset11
froM vastsus rsli iioss Determinations ard repse.
ssnti1S large part Of the ChYistian somHunity,
dssisv ~ the uHitsa and ec-eperativs Efforts 81 ~
frisn4s q eduoatioA " sstsblish gradually eu1A
IN instltstion ~ our city requiyss. :
The PYineipal q ths Insulation n Rev. g. A.
WILLIAMS, 70 whom, or TO the Secretary Of the
Board. spplicatiens for ths admission d psplls
may ~ nads.
1hs charges far tuitioa will ~ d aaa q n ths
ssm y, IN 80 ~, IAt,s r,ssss
0@man, ~, extra shasess Will be naAe.
Its desirable hat peYsons dssignfng b heeone
pupils b present punetuAlly On The 1rst u the
session. VIM. THOMPSON,
Prssidsnto Of shs Board Of Trsstses.
HsHAr 6saoHs, Gsc.y.
KsOknk, Aug. III, 196o-a
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Hats! Hatsl Hats {!
Z X RICKEY


KEOKUk CLAD1lCAL school.
V1vhIS inssitution having been regularly organ
i issd anA placed upon reliable basis, will con-
nsncs the ent quarter Of the next year, usAsf ~
rooms In the Iowa Medical College. on Nopday,
Sept. 9th. Ths roons have hssn thoroughly ~
rAiYsd and handssmely ssstsd, and svssy sranss-
ment made 70 sessre comfort and ssnvsnisnes -
pupils.
The year will b divided into four quarters u ~
weeks sach.
TUITION
Lain, Greek, Algebra and higher NathAnattos
P4I -
English 0rsnnar, Geography, Ariihns-
tic, 80, per quarter, -
ltis desirable that al the pupils commence
with The begsniag Of the qsartss. N order 70 10
proper arraagcnent Of classes.
by order d The Boasd,
R.P. LOWE, Prss's.
n. AL1xAHu9n, Esc'y.
Ksokuk, Aug. 20, '16-dlU
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SEPT "a, '5s.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-07-07

The conduct of Mr.. Buchanan in appoint
ing to lucrative Office Geo. w. Clark, the
we'll known murderer Of Barber in Kansas,
exci,es the most indignant comments from
the press. The N. Courier and Enquirer
says:
''Judging James Buchanan By his conduct
no approves murder, he rewards those who
perpetrate it, and he adopts it as u useful
means of governing n territory, Of which he
and his fellow partisans have solemnly as.
serted it's people should govern themselves.
King Bomba has done something to outrage
the sentiment of Christian Europe, in his
tyranny over the people Of his kingdom, but
he has done nothing like this. He has not
made his government government Of bra
yos and assassins."
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Notice.

We hereby give notice that we have adopt
ID tie Cssh System with regard to subscrip-
tions. Hspcsforth, no name win be entered
on -our. books unless it be accompanied BY
eaah, and whenever the pay runs out the pa
nor will stop, unless or until more cash is
forthcoming.
Those who prefer to pay the carriers can
do 80 but they mus. look to the carriers and
not to us for their papers, as the carriers
buy the papers OF us, and there our respon-
uibility ends. The carriers are advised to
require payments strictly in advance, in oil
Gases, but II they see it to give credit that is
their business and not ours.
In regard to the rates and the terms OF
psyment for Advertisements and job Work,
NJ rules published in our papers respectively
will be strictly adhered to.
j. B. HOWELL & CO.,
HENRY NEWTON 4 co.
KEOKuK POST,
500 rer VIZ. REFS, Ae't.
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We had The pleasure while at Iowa City
Of making the acquaintance Of several Of
the esiimable Professors in that Institution,
and Of Attending the public examination Of
some OF the classes. The Professors seem
amply qualified for their positions, and the
examination indicated thorough UNDER
standing Of the various branches, credtable
alike to tho teachers and students.
We take pleasure 10 transferring the fol-
lowing account Of the condition Of the In
sti,ution from the columns of the Repub.
| lican:
! The following statistics have been OBJ
I tanned from the officers of the University.
/ Whole number of students in the Philo.
sophical Department for the present Univer-
/ sity year has been So; Of whom SIS, whose
ages average II years, have been pursuing
| University studies.
4 Whole number in the Classical Depart
mcnt for the same period 40; Of whom 2G,
whose ages average II years, had intended
/ previous to the suspension, TO complete -
( University course.
Whole number for the year in the Mathe-
/ matical Department, all pursuing University
studies, al, whose nges average over l8l
year; OF whom 90 had intended, previous
TO tho suspension, to complete University
| course.
/ Whole number in the department Of Mod.
ern Languages 20, of whom designed to
/ complete u University course.
Whole number for the year in the Normal
/ Department ST, whose ages average over II
years Of whom As had designed, previous
to the suspension, to complete Teachers
course.
| Tie studies pursued by the more advanced
students in the department Of Natural Phi
iosophy are as follows:
| Mechanical Philosophy, Geome,ricallr and
1 Analytically pursued, including the Me-
ehanics and Solids. The doctrines Of Force
and Motion; Grayitation: the Mechanical
Powers in ail their varieties and applications;
the subject Of Central Forces aad Eqniiibri-
um the Pendulum in its principles and ap.
psicasiuns strength Of materials. -, with
experiments, the Mechanics Of Fluids, in
Guiding aydrostasies, Iyd raulics Pneumat-
les and Acoustics, studied after the method
Of senior Glass recitation in Yale College
With experiments.
4 Lectures on Animal Mechanics, illustrated
from the human skeleton.
GENERAL Physics, including the Imponder-
abba A1ents Light, Heat and Electricity in
Their numerous sub-sec.ions, with ample ex
| perimenss, With Illustrations in the appll6a-,
ton o. general principles tQsdiaerent
branches OF art. Cssnical Assignments,
- exhibited IN tho structure 81 the Globe,
In Meteoroiogy, DC.
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pa--s MOBILE, July 2.
his D. m. fracas occurred between Mr..
FAIRFIELD and Messrs. Jno. and David Red,
Bros, Of the firm Of J. Red Co. Both Of
the Rsd's we're stabbed, the Arst named be-
ing dangerously wounded. War6eld WAS ar
rested and committed 70 prison, ball being
refused at present. The collision grew put
Of feud OF ten years. standing.
ALBANY, July 3d. Mrs. Thurlow Weed died
in this city to day, after long and severe
illness.
OoLLrNowooD, G. W., July 3.-The steam
err Montgomery, which arrived last night, re-
ports the steamer Lady Elgin ashore at the
Copper uarbor. She will probably prove a
total wreck.
SAVANNAH, Ga, July a. The British
schooner Annie Sophia, from Nassau, ar
rived at Quarantine on Friday afternoon with
Is to 20 OF the crew Of the wrecked ship Bonn.
bay, from the Canary Islands to Masamoro,
and the Knickerbocker, from Liverpool to
New Orleans.
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John smith.

Have we John Smith among us9 If so,
let him read the following from the New
York Evening Post, and learn by how many
different methods his omnipresent pa,ronym-
ic is expressed. Here are his various desig-
nations, by which it will be seen that he has
habItation in all lands:
Latin--Johannes Smithus.
ltalian-Giovanni Smith.
Spanish--Juan Smithas.
Dutch--Hans Schmidt.
French--Jesn Smeets.
Greek--lon Skmitton.
Russian. -Ionloff Schmitowski.
polish--lyan Schmittiweiski.
Chinese--Tahn Shimmit.
Icelandic-Tahne Smittson.
Welsh--Jiohn Scmidd.
Tascarora--T Tom Ia Smittla.
| And il he has ever felt an inclination to
disown his appellation, and become plain
Mr.. Brown, or Jones, then let him read the
| following, and we venture to say he will be
ready to throw up his Int and shout 'sripe la
Smith" 1t is a harangue recently delivered
in ono Of our neighboriug cities, by Smith
the razor strop man, who evidently gories in
/ his title
"Gentlemen, my name is Smith, and am
proud to say that am not ashamed OF it. 1t
may be that no person in this crowd owns
that very uncommon name. If, however,
there be one such, let him hold up his head,
pull up his dickey, turn out his toes, take
courage, and thank his stars that there are Q
few more left Of the same sort.
Gentlemen, am proud Of being an origi-
nal Smith--not SMITlIEnor SM 9TH
but regular, natural, original SMITH,
Smith. Putting Y in the middle, or an L
at the end won't do, gentlemen. Who ever
heard OF great man by the name OF Smyth
or Smith-e? Echo answers who and every
body says no body. But as for Smith, plain
SMITH, Smith, why the pillars Of fame are
covered with that time -honored and revered
name.
Who were the most racy, witty.and popu-
lar authors OF this century, Horace and
Albert Smith.
Who was the most original, pishy and hu-
morous preacher? Rev. Sidney Smith.
To 60 farther back, who was the bravest
and boldest soldier in Sumpter's army, in the
Revolution? A Smith.
Who palavercd with Powhattan, gnlivana-
ted with p0cahontas, and became the Ances-
tor Of the frs families in Virginia. A Smith,
again.
And who, ask--and ask the question
seriously and sobery--who, say, is that
man, and what il his name, who has fought
the most battles, made the most speeches,
preached the most sermons, held the most
Offices, sung the most songs, written the most
poems, courted the most women. kissed the
most girls, run away with the msst siyea,
and married .Ae l.ss: ssSS~ss history
says, you cay, and everybody says, John
Smith.
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q. r. GnrroRD,

U0ALBn n
YfMe Geld anA SILVER watcher,
CLOCKS, spEcTACLES, SILVER WAR;, &C.,
Third-st., bet, Main and johnson,
KeOKUk........ ......................IoWA.
uAvING permanently located in Keo- n
Ii kuk, would invite the attention u ~.
the public to my new and we'll selected
stock. Having acq aantance with the best manu-
factufers in the United states, all VI my goods are
made 10 order and are unsurpassed 10 quality OF
style. The stock am now opening comprises, ~
part, Fine Gold and Silver Watcher, English and
original designs Silver Ware OF every description,
warranted pure coin Ladies' and Gentlemen
Jewelry Of all kinds, nelnding styles never before
offered In the market; spectasles, In uoid, Silver
Conoavs, double convex and Colorsd Glasses, Of
every variety Of shade and focus among these
are the resi- scotch Pebble and Psriseopic Glasses
mechanically adapted TO suit al eyes. TO those
unacquAinted with the nature Of these 0lasses,
will state that they arc Manufactured from crys-
talissd quarts, their peculiar shape predicting m
equal focus throughout their entire suSfaes, whils
In other CLASSES tho focus 10 conosntrated TO ONE
point, and, 70 the constant wserer, often times be-
comes painful. hne lot Of Aoeordsonsi also, An
Ware, Manufactured BY Rogers Bro, on genuine
AIbatA, warranted to be the best Plated Ware that
10 mads--Tea Sets, Cake and Fruit BAskets, Cas-
tors. Ladies', Spoons, Forks, 10.
N. B.-9o00e OF every description mace 10 Or
der, ~ also Hair ornaments. would particularly
call the attention Of the public to the fact that
my goods are purchased for CAsn, and not brought
out here to sell ON consignment. They are offered
at asmall pruAt, for CASH ONLY. The money 70
funded Ia sll cases where goods do not prove as
represented.
Being practical Watch Maker, my personal
attention will be given to the Cleaning aud he.
pairing Of Watches, which shall be done in work
man-like manner, and warranted to keep time
Clocks, Jcweiry, 80, repaired In tho best manner
order.
~PIease call and examine my goods, and !
will take pleasure In showing them, even though
no sale 10 made. share Of pa tronAgs 10 xsspect-
fully solicited. I have made and put up the only
sun Dial there 10 in town, which can be rolled OF
~ tho trus time for this meridian.
tunc1 dlv
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0sPstIsca4 Csusty Convention.
n Rspublioens Of Leo County win meet in
Csavsnioa II CHARLESTON, ON SATURDAY,
gULT 8lth, fss The purpose Of nominating can
alaess ssr Clerk q the Ooansyi also, to appoint
Asy6ealss 10 the Judicial Convention to be held At
Busisaetsn, On the 18th Of July next, 20 nominate
! eaadidAts for udge Of the Pirst judicial Dis
tsict Of love ind for the transaction Of such 9th
er bssiness q the public interest may require.
ss&. PHILIP VIELE,
.Chsirman Rep. Central Committee.
June 3 d, 1858.
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G y ND r re- n X RAIL r o y
OF CANADA.

~ DELIGHTFUL ROMANTIC ROUTE-pn
FROM YmE WEA1 70
Boston, Neg York, and tie EssssvN Nfafee
Via ne Michigan Csnvsi, Great Wssfeyw.
OgdsnsbSvgA YevmsHs cs~srss, ssS
GRAND TRUNK RAILROAD or CANADA.
Passeng gers by this route have - oppost puitv AZ
visiting some Of the grsndsst and nest vos
dsrful scenery In the world, inoIudiag Tosssfs,
Niagara Yaiis, Ssspswsem BrAss, 7Aosssal lsia M,
Rapids of fAs 81. LAsyesee, Qs<bse, Menssssl %hHs
MosHfsiss ths 1stSisr Bridge. tsesriy tvo sstss In
iengfA), Lake cAampista, Tsih ~ Ms~smsysne.
Hudson River, etc, etc.
On and sfssr May /, 1858, Baggage VIII b
Checked Through from Chicago.
To EmIGRANrs.
Passages may be secured 1t the olses Of he op~-
pany in Chicago BY SAILING chips from LosAon.
Liverpool, Plymouth, Glasgsw, Bristol. Huu.
Aberdeen and MontYose. An agent Of the GRAND
TRUNK RAILROAD sap<rinirnds ths rsnoyai Of
snigrsnts and baggage nj Quebec free a. chssss
Fare from $50 TO tso TO Chicago, iseluding
cooked provisions.
The Mammoth Steamship
LEVI n n An.
or 3e 800 TONS AND TOO FEET LONG,
IL under contract to this Compsp for one or more
trips 70 Portland. Tourists' rsturn ticksts from
Chicago TO the principal towns in Europe viii
shortly be issued- Tickets from Chicago for ali
points Fast, also for the L4viatkan, or Tor the M
o.s. 8. Co.'S ships, can be obtained al the OMes
Of the Grand Trunk Raiircaj, No. 80 Dearborn
street, Chicago.
J. WARRACK,
Agent Of Grand TruAk II. II. Co.., Of Canada.
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RTFor many ages past, both in England
asd America, it has been a principle Of de-
cision with the Judges TO lean in favor Of
personal rights and personal liberty in ali
doubtful questions involving the rights and
uberties OF mankind. Within few years
plst the Judges of the South, under the in
1auenccs OF returning barbarism andiyranny,
have adopted the opposite principle, constru'
Ing every doubt against liberty, and assum-
ing slavery to bc'the normal conditioner good
society. By recent decision in Virginia
this retrograde movement is carried still
further, and some one hundred slaves are abb
solutely deprived Of the right to choose to
be freemen conceded them in the viii Of their
owner. This decision is based on the ground
that slaves are things, and can have no rights
or privileges even by agreement OF their mas
tors. II 90, then on every principle OF JUS
~ and of law, as expounded by the courts
for three hundred years past, the will OF the
tsstatrix that they should be free ought to
have been carried into effect, and then as free
men they might have chosen slavery if they
preferred. Thus the will Of the tsstatrix
would have been carried into full effect in
IL xeyy spirit and letter, and Justice and the
rights Of humanity would not have been per.
vsrted and denied, to the disgrace Of the Su'
prsmc Court OF Appeals Of the Old Domin
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xe.k.s. Ms. ras.sa.s : M.seas,n.
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1853. Sumsncr Arrangement. 1855.
To take effect Monday, jane %, 1858.
I-SROM and after The above date and until fur.
II Their notice, Trims will leave Ksokuk and
Montrose ~ follows:
First tSteamhoat Train leaves Packet Depot,
keokuk, daily at o'clock a. m; arriving at
Montroso at 7,45 a. IN.
Second Accom- stion) Train leaves Keokuk
daily Sundays sxcepted) at Sis O'Clock y M; ar
irving at Mon trosc at 'clock.
First {ateambost) Train leaves Montrose daily
at $40 q. M; arriving at Keoknk at 6:15 .. ii
Second Accommodation Train leaves Montrose
daily Sundays excepted) ut p. m; wing At
keokuk ut 4.45. b. w. DAVIS,
Superintendent.
O. II. BREWER, Freight Agent.
j. r. TswKsBuRr, Ticket Agent.
June36dAw Post and Jour. copy.1
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FTNI LIE partnership between j. I. Beatty a Co, Of
/ che Union Foundry. expired on the LIST day of
July, 1855. The business will be continued, and
old affairs settled up, by j. T, Beatty. All per-
indebted to the late firm viii please call aud
settle. j. I. BEATTY,
iuiy safe q. Il, BEATTY
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GO 4 countryman entered Whipple's da-
,guerrsctype saloon recently, and ordered
dakusfTsotypc OF his uncle. 81 can do il,
siry but where ia he ?" so, he il deadp'
was the simple reply; "but I've got dss-
cription Of him in an old passport.
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SOMETHING NEWT
Grocery and Proptsion Nf0rs u AAeon's
LOusr addition.
rTNHE subscriber isopening store at tAs sornsr
! Of Ash and ! SITS, In Mssoass Lower Addition
forthe sale Of Family Groceries, Psoyisteas House,
WHISKY. Look for the bic sisA II visw lSon Con-
vent Hill. Cheap ~ tho ehsapeet IN eaah.
r. 8. UxH6z0H.
jy79-d6m-is
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The Milwaukss rugi,ivs slave case
Decision Of Judge McArfhur in the Case o
$. NJ. Booth rs. J. +. arnold and S. y
X. dblemdn.


X. dblemdn.
Judge Macarthur announced his decision
this morning, in tho cases Of Sherman NJ.
Booth against Jonathan L. Arnold and Ste
phen Y. r. Ableman. These suits were
brought by S. Nj. Booth, as our readers are
aware, to recover possession OF his press and
other property, seized on executions issued
from the United States District Court, on
the Judgment recovered by Garland against
him, for alleged violations Of the Fugitive
Slave Law. Judge Macarthur said that the
constitutionality Of that law had been passed
on by our Supreme Court. They had dis
charged Mr.. Booth from imprisonment after
he had been indicted, convicted and SEN
fenced under that act. And the same prin-
cple which they then decided, would apply
to these suits and require his property to be
released when held under execution issued
under the same law. 1t had been animated
that the act might be operative in some of
its provisions though invalid as TO others
Blu, the court had decided il to be unconsti-
tutional because il did not provide trial by
jury for the person seized; and ~ the re-
capture of the person seized constituted the
whole object Of the law, il unconstitutional
in that, he could not conceive how it could
be operative in any particular. de said he
dissentod from many positions Of the court,
but he should follow its decision from re
gard TO proper judicial subordnation. He
accordingly directed Judgment in both suits
for the plaintiff Milwaukee Free Demo-
crat, 2eth.
.sTnAT Man WILL SrEAL.'--A friend has
told us good one or old Lish, tho father
of Bill English. Bill, at heavy outlay, it
is presumed, managed to get his picture in
IIarper's Magazine, with n flaming puff of
himself, ESQ we are told, we have not seen
it,) and franked cart load OF the issue con-
tanning il home to his father for distribution.
The old man presented copy to an litter
ate. hard headed old Democrat, remarking
that there was picture Of the President
The old fellow scanned the picture carefully
for several minutes, and then, with his eyes
still riveted upon it, and with an energy Of
utterance that showed conciusively that his
remarks were the result Of thorough convic-
ton, h said: 81 don't like that counte-
nance. Mr.. English, as sure as there's a
God in heaven, THAT NAN WILL srEALp'-
OF course the hopeful father tainted away.
Seymour Times.
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April | dom

Paper Hanging, GetiIngs " hisenca
Patching and Whlic-Washing.
WE have good spring wagon, suitable for
w moving the finest furniture and baggage;
the greatest care sill be taken ip moving furni-
ture. Wen TO be found on Fourth-st., between
Blondeau and Concert. All orders promptly at
tended to. PAkNEHG VANNALL.
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Thc Hurgtar. caught.

Mr.. McGavic returned from Quincy last
evening, satisfied that two Of tho burglars
Who broke into the store Of McGavic, Chit.
tsnden Co., on Thursday morning last, are
safely Gagged. Last Thursday night two mon
nened J. II. johnson and Edward Mccain
arrived in Quincy, were spotted by the po-
lisa. and in about two hours were arrested
for passing counterfeit money. One beught
some clothing for which be paid counterfeit
money, and Was in shoe store buying pair
Of shoes whom the oihcer came in. Sus-
Meeting that be was called for, the fellow
slipped roll Of notes into his old shoes and
!. pitched them into the street. The officer
- sharp enough to examine them, and
1esAd the no.ey.
II. McGayic, ON arriving in Quincy on
Tuesday. heard ofthe circumstances, and was
shown the money taken from these men by the
elkems. Hsrsccgnized the counterfeit and de-
preeiased money, amounting 30 between $3.50
and 600, also some Of the good money, Of
which about two thirds Of the amount lost
fA3OOl was recovered, and q buckskin bag
nth the name OF McGavic, Chitienden & Co..
written upon it, which contained some $50 in
gold.
The cnlprits are in Jail awaiting thsir'trial
for passing counterfeit money. They are
known here. johnson has been in our Gala
beoss. A requisi.ion from Gov. Lowe will
- sent for to bring th1nsp here. Great
eredit is due to the Quincy police.
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- MCFOIus HlStOry.
NEW VOLUME. The American Revolution -
IN The History Of the United States. Vol va;
being vol :. l. Of the American Revolution by ueo.
Bancroft Svo. Uniform with the previous vol
umes.
Also, Just published, liIliard on Vendors. The
Law Of Vendors and Purchaser Of Heal Property.
BY Francis billiard, Esq, Author of .The Law Of
Mortgages" dc. Two vols. In one. syo. So
For sale by O0DEA, BRDNAELL L co.,
may2ld sa Main-st.
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SELLlNG ORR AT COATI
Miss WARNER viii oder, for the next twenty
4Nl days, at cost for cash, her entire stsck Of
READY MADE B0NNEfS.
Those who have not supplied themselves with
Summer comets will find il much 70 their adyan-
tags 10 cali soon.
keokuk, june SO, Sod
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Raffalo and Lake - uren RaaBrsaA.
CHICAGO TO BUFFALO VIA DETROIT
Al the above once .isLets for New York, Boston,
and ali the stations tho Nev York D kris md
New York Central Railroads can be obtained.
J. WAkRACK,
Agent Of y. + L. Ii. Railroad.
ofhce No. 10 Dearbon Street, Chicago.
April ", 'tS-dly-c.n.s.
Sight Drafts on London At dollars Per 4 stsr-
ling m.y be obtained 1t this o1hos of tke Grand
Trunk n. Il. efcaasda, in Chicago.
singers sewing Machsne.
k'ok all manufacturing purposes, Singers Sew
1 Ing Machines are deemed Indispensable The
public insst upon having their clothing As, nsas-
BY them. Singers FsnIly esving Machine IL the
latest presented for competition, and, being ar.
ranged with fall knowledge Vt the defects Of other
machines for similar uses, has avoided Or remedied
them all. 1t IL the handsomest Sewing Machine
EVER made, and the easiest 70 learn 10 operate
its cxceiient mechanical principles and Qualities
are readily appreciated BY those acquainted with
sewing machines, and give sssursHee Of their be-
coming universally adopted. Apply for I. d.
singer Co. . 0asetts. Copies supplied erstir.
Western Office lao Lake Street, Chicago.
neL4dSm WIN. BRODKRICK, Agent.