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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-09-23
PUBLIC SPEAKING.


Il Popular Sovereignty is popular humbus,
having no practical application in government
b. talking about Popular Sovereignty"
JAMES HUGHES.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-09-23

kE Pumpkin Head calls US viper and
tells us we are gnawing file. II mast be
very soft one. We thought it was .
Squash.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-09-23
Republican state Ticket.

ELECTION, TUESDAY, OCTOBER u.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-09-23

Sept. 90, 1853.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-09-23

JESSE D. BRIGHT,
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1858-03-18

"Iot HArEN'r' HAVE YoU ?"-Whiic in q
store, the other day, we saw neat-looking old
lady enter, with q basket on her arm and spec
taclcs on her nose, looking for all the world,
asif she had polptl ont of band box, so clean
and tidy was she. She stepped up TO the coun-
ter, and the following dialouse took place be-
tween her and the clerk
Old Lady" \ on haven't any butter, have
you ?"
Clerk sc Yes, ma'am, some nice and fresh
Just received"
alh lady" You don't sell it at twenty 6ve
ceGt> yet, do you?'
C!erk-"'rhat'S our price, mafam"
Old Lady" Iou couldu't et me have o
couple of pounds, coald YOU? ?"
Clerk" Oh, certainly" Taking the plate
h weighed out tire butter and she threw down
a half doIlNr, which he scrutinized closely.
Old Lady" You don't think that's bad,
do you ?"
Clerk Yes, ma'am, do
Old Lady (mrch excited - You wouldn't
take this truck back again. womb YOU"
Clerk" How do yoL know | wouldn't ?"
and taking the hutter be dashed it back into
the f"kin The old lady seized the plate ana
the bogus half, and started to leave, but when
she got to the door, she turned around and said
il the way of final clencher
4" You're not i'll any ways riled, reckon.
are you"
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1858-03-18
SeIetteb q ale.
yEE SMUGGLER,s REVENGE.
4 SEASIDE YARN.

II lit = while unto q ereybcard's story.
Asrtul tale-thc truth were worse.
tie year l7g-, some FIVE miles from the
Il where am now writing, lived John
49, the >on of a substantial yeoman-far-
\ and the hero Of the tall | am about to tell
Il tap, joyial, 0pen-hearted young fellow was
those days, handsome enough to turn
N heads Of half the girls within an afternoons
NJ q his homestead where but for his rest
NJ 1...ikc Of any settled mode of life, he might
II E-N have been now leading a tranquil old
h But the life of a farmer had no charms
IN. A life of excitement for me ~ said
{fFataI young man to bis fathers remon-
be-; none of your hum-drum, stay at
lTe-side happiness for Jack Brown" -
50 thinking, he soon Joined band Of
ME!ers, who at that time infestel this coast.
o>e days smuggling was not only more
Fon hut less disreputabIe than now
&c being almost closed to fair traders by
iaose who required snch frippeFies as
and the like, on such creature com
Is cosmac, were obliged-if they studied
#f ay-to buy them in the cheapest mar
ial this was in the hands of the SNUG
VITO at that time formed no conSidera-
norton Of England'S maritime pOpula-
'oung Brown, who from his childhood
Ten used to the sea, in a short time from
,rhlhg OF this narrative had, by his encr
aptneSS for command, elected warm
rom his brother smuggiers, and was
!eected captain Of as raksh f" a look
s5!;er, called the Petrci, az ever bottled
= cruiser Once III every week or two
Ia brought in the much coveted mus
VI silks Tor the ladies, and the Cognac,
F Iege lords, who, how much they might
a'e Smugglers and smuggling in public,
& " ,''e least objection to become purchas-
NM H''ate of the smuggers wares at far
.a'eS than they could have purchased
NJ :. ole falr traders as by law protected
eosnizcd.
bfown's intimate companions was
@hooI-ieIlow, who had Joined him in
'"' - htoGN, u llldl VI JhO VI IUEtC
IVY by name George Gilbert, the son
'.eInan in reduced circumstances, and
ing been wild at college to which by
VT at great personal Inconvenience, he
a sent, Tor he was youth of promise,
0uuon d. OF then doing something good
Il ~ mad some months returned home,
''S tired of family reproaches, and
~ mach spirit to wish to live as pen
F%ternal good nature, had joined the
S4Tentnrers, Brown and he were
!'. never were two men more utterly
=, N mind and body. By the side of
q. G.I Jack Brown, the quiet, saturnine
~ '9oeFt made poor Ggure-yet there
III hlm than stranger wond have
.~aS the smugglers discovered. Stern
~ with face whereon smile seldom
ana then it was a smile more m
'nan any frown-with nothing genial
=, ro'd as moonlight smile of min
lala lIuess and contempt, George Gilbert,
e,,, 5,S' was emrhaticalIy the brain of
e,, - crew. He it was that planned
,.;.e " execute. Whenever cool, cal
,ran rp't' keen eye and indomitabe
m,r are were required, George Gilbert
+-n WHO furnished them whenever
''''if'S" vas TO he carried ont bv
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1858-03-18

,rsSan alorniup, alarth Is. 1858.
sslstteb 4ostrp.
THE OUTWARD BOUND.

u,v sell IN We dream of the mariners grave,
Ear down by the coral around
u,r little We think of the wind and the wave,
When Il! We love are on land
r,s hurricane comes and the hurricane goes,
and little heed do we take,
7,ongh trees may snap as the tempest blows,
And the walls of our homestead shake,
p,. the northwest wind tells different tale,
With a voice of feara esound,
When loved one is under close-reofd sail,
IN the deck of the outward bound"
INV wi.tful then we look on the night
4. the threatening clouds go by
lad the winds get up, and the last faint light
I,iyng away in the sky
~ We listen and gaze with silent lip,
lal iuiLc by the bended tree,
How the same wild wind might toss the ship,
And arouse the mighty sea
N, sadly then 40 we meet the day,
When signs of storm are found,
nipray for the loved one far away,
On the deck of an outward bound
rrr is one that cherished when, hand in hand,
We ruyed Ger the lowing lea /;
All thought that my love for that one on the land
Wis earnest as love could he
H. log that he nath gone out on the tide,
ind that worship the more,
5l I:hak Of the waters deep end wide,
lal | bl~k on the waters on shore.
I've wltrh'd the wind, have watch'd the stars,
Ind shrunk from the the tempest's sound
F:ny heart-strings are wreathed with the slender
spaFs
Tl,; carry the " outward bound.''
h ave slept when the zephyrs forgot to creep,
And tue sky was without frown,
N d., started soon from that fretful sleep
With the dream Of a ship going down.
1--we sat in the fields when the corn was in shock,
And the reaper hook was bright,
4 g.. my fancy conjurcd the breaker and rock,
N the dead Of a moonie5s night.
4 will never measure affection again,
While treaing earth's fiowery mound,
N 3qt wait till the loved one is far Der the main,
tn the deck Of an outward bOund.''
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1858-03-18

n5s~ woman of 81 trio tnrn of mind was
asked by her friends if she really intended 10
marry Mr.. -, adding, that Mr.. vas
COOL kind of man, but SO very singular
3" Well. re. lied the lady, " so muci tho bet
ter if he is very much unlike other men, ho
is more likely TO make COOL husband'
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1858-03-18

fsay" The first camp meeting in the INTEL
States was held in Kentucky Gfty.four years
ago. Methoists, Presbytcra"s suI Ba.ti>ta
tpfu,ai.y qGit,d ou that c,rca cn
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1858-03-18

Twenty years had passed away from the
night when Jack Brown was taken 10y the
Coast Guard, and Mrs Brown, who had been
established by her relatives in shop in the
town adjoining her grlhood's home, was, with
a few friends, celebrating of her son Harry, o
fine young man, who had inherited from his
father handsome face, an athletic frame, and
as adventurous spirit as his who was far
away. His mother was calling to mind her
long lost husband, and insttutng fond COM
PARSONS between him aud her wild boy, re-
GREETING that both would follow laHless
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-11-23
emporium or FASHION.
Second Street Tailoring Estab-
hshment.
T. 3. O.BRIEN,

(suocEssoR TO HENDERSON sATcHELI.,)
HAVING carried on the business with success
l in New Aarh CITY for v~@rs s-,, y. viv.-
q thorough practical knowledge az tho business ;n
all lis branches. hs Cutter and workman the mo
priei"f can guarantee that his work will give entire
satlsfsctien.
lie has iast rsegived a new stock Of CLOTHS and
NhSflAas 81 the latest styles and finest Qualities
which be is prepared make up nj the lowest Dash
rfictk.
eT- NO FIT No SALE. IN
Oct 90 t5s.d3in
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-11-23

MhhE uPpaKTtNlTAy
aoou Chance Tor Mechanic or La.
bCTers
A SMALL FARM, $40 acres, good new frame
- hvose. and new tteam Saw Mill, with iatb
Machine, as.i said mil car clear FROM $1,000 to
sS,Vsu per annum. when "the hard times are gone.
g9as away raid land is situated In Souta ern
lcaiFan good climate, splendid soil, well va.
tered &c, Ae
aiso' 1ao aere farm in Northern Iowa, lns soil
we'll watrre3. az.
hathef q Tue hboF farms will be exchanged for
good house and Iotin keDkuk.
Inquire a JpAKMprr
Ne'f - '0a'A No. 5T4 Main-st.,
keokak, lows.
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KEoKUx rEnAaE SEMINARY.

~ BOAGA FIVE AXE AEMlNAk Ns
fItllIs Institution will commence its second seq
sion on Monday, Nov. 18th, in the second story
Of br. sanford's building, corner Of Fifth and
Concert streets.
The Board OF Trustees - this Semi nary elected
from various reli ious denominations and repre-
sentinga large part OF the Christian community
desirs by the united and cooperative efforts of tho
friends Of education to establish gradually auch
an Institution as our city requires.
The Principal OF the institution Ii Rev. G. A.
WILLIAMS, to whom, or 70 the Secretary Of the
Board, applications for the admission Of pupils
may be made.
The charges for tuition will be So and IS In the
ordinary English studies, With a small additional
sum Tor incidental exIenses. For Latin. French,
German, de-, extra cha gee will be made.
It's desirable that +, rsans designing to become
pupils be present puuetually on the first of the
sess'oa. MM. THOMPSON,
President u TIE Board Of Trustees.
HENRY SrResG, sec'y.N
keakuk, MY s, 1854
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Legal N0tice.-.foreciosu OF Mort.
gage.
To @. W. Jensre, T. Mills, c. X. Dimond, and
Sarah Gorgas
NoU and each Of you are hereby notified that
l. there is now on hlc in the Clerks 0fsce Of the
District Court Lee eoanty, Iowa. at keokuk, q
petit ton of ID. w kiibonfne against you. ela min
q finding OF Court, and sdeerte in his favor, and
against u. " Jenere, for tho sum of seven hum
dred aud four and 8 leo dollars and ten per cent
interest from the 10th of August, 1885, being the
amount Of purchase money and interest due him on
lots seven and eight, block eight, in kiibourne q
addition to keokuk Iowa, which WAS sold by the
said ktlbournc TO said Jenere, about 9th of
January, ls55-the foreeles are Of a mortgage Civ
en- on Fasd lots by said Jenere to said klbourne to
secure the payment of raid purchase money, dated
9th Of January, 1858, recorded in Book A. page 3S4
Records Lee County, lowa--the sale Of said lots
pay said sum aui interest, the extinguishment Of
all equity of redemption under said NOR. gage, and
for general relief. AND said Mile, Dimond and
Gorgas, who IN Is said, have claim to have some
interest in said lots, are made parties defendant
and hereby required TO come IN, and, by answer
fled set up their respective interests therein or be
forever barred and estopPcd thorefrom hereafter
Now, therefore. you and each Of you are required
TO appear and answer said petition on the morning
of the second day Of the next term OF said Court,
to be held at keokuk on the FIRST Monday Of Feb
ruasy, 1859, or decree will be rendered therein
against you, by default according TO law.
ii. SCOTT HOWELL,
Aug. 10. 1858. Atty for Petitioner.
The petitioner in the above named action having
obtained an order of publication therein by said
Court as to q. w. Jencre, one Of the defendants,
returned mot found, therefore let publication
he made in the "Daily Gate City," . newspaper
published in said county, once week for four con-
| seeutive weeks. ERIE J. LEIGH.
Nov. I, lo5s-diw Clerk d. c,
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CHEAPER THAN DAYLIGHTI
KEROSENE OIL

HEREBY inform the public that / have asso-
ciated myself with J, Braden. At Drug Store
NOS. SO and III Main.st., Keoknk, Iowa, 70 which
places have removed my stock Of Kerosene Oil
and Lamps, where will be found fun supply at eli
times. The rapidly Increasing sale Of this On war
rants the assertion that il in the cheapest, ssfsst
and most pleasant burning Oil now known. War
ranted cost OF burning not more than ! cent per
hour. and warranted not to explode, and to rive
satisfaction In all cases.
Call and examine for yourselves, ut the Drug
Stores Of j Bradcn, Nos. 50 and 2i2 Main-strcet,
keokuk, Iowa. H. @. MERRILL.
Nov. I5-d9w
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We have for sale quantity Of WADE's CoLoR-
ED lsgs, which Justly considered the best In
market. There are among them all shades Of Red,
Blue, Yellow and Brown, and of all prices, from
rs cents up to $50 per ID. Also White Ink, Gold
Size and Varnish, and neariyall grades of Black
Ink, Of the same manufacture.
We have, besides, quantity of Mather's Black
Inks ,sil und,posed Of, thar which there are none
better in market.
ees, for cKsh.
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TEAS.
ME ARE receiving direct from Boston, and now
~ have ready for examination and sale, the
freshest, choicest, ard cheapest stock Of TEAS
one often beholls ,eonsis ting Of
Imperial,
Old Tyson,
Gunpowdor,
Young Hyson,
0olone on Black
TEA. Wei selling At retail ~ good Isaa at 80
cents az heretofore sold for 81 and al grades at
least ~ per cent less than tho nsan rotail price,
All we ask is trial. Dealers can bay by the
Chest, or otherwise. Mt worry low figures.
kELL01A BIRaE,
oct25d No. l4s Main-st.
Fruits and Nuts.
ME- offer for sale very Choice and Fresh So
w lection OF FRUITS and NUTS, direct from
New York at low prices.
New layer Raisins,
New Zanse Currants,
New French prunes,
New Citron.
ALSO,
English Walnuts, Filberts, Dates, Brasil Nuts.
Almonds No Ac ~
All Of which new and fresh, and will b. sold
: NJ wholesale or retail by
KELLOGG BlRGE,
oct2S3 No. lia Main Mt.
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LINCOLN AND DOUGLAS

T.YNCDyN AMI nrrYcr
Hoth seaI.n Nv Sna,, m.;e,,.vy
EE0gur AuEAn n vprn,nc avn 4 cY,cr,
"LoAuA hHLAD rLuVAVN AM a ULiIA
GREAT TIMES IN TIE GATE CITYli
oiuSA s CLOCks!''
A NV ~ ppLi OF THOSE TRUE TIMERS,
ALI HAhhANiEu. seth Thomas. John
s ~ AeIIs nii1ara' oothes Calendar Marine,
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COAL! COAL! COAL!

COAL COAL! COAL!
sISHE Slaughter Coal Company are prepared TO
furnish their superior Coal in quantities 70
suit purchasers At the lowest cash rates. They win
deliver II any Point the City also at Hnmii-
ton, Warsaw, Alexandria and other points on the
River.
Office on Third Street. below the corner OF Main.
over the Banking House Of Rix, Hale 4 Co.
STlfPHEN u. JONES,
oetl9d3m Sole Agent s. c. Co.
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The Cleveland Powder Company.
KELLOGG 4 HIKGE, Agents,

The Cleveland Powder Company.
KELLOGG 4 HIKGE, Agents,
No.l49 Main street ,........,KEoKu IOWA.
I lfFER FOR sALK, in quantities TO suit, the
- following varieties Of Powder
Rihe-FG. FIG. and FFFG. in rs, 12l, and
6iib kegs.
!" FFfG in cases Of 25 Id. canisters.
- 70 - 4 "a a
Blasting and Mining-F IF. and 0. rs ID. kegs
SAFETY FUSE at wholesale and retail.
VIC will furnish the above Powder by single pack
age. at lowest market rate.
We will furnish merehs ants contractors and quar-
rymon. quantities upon the lowest terms, ana de-
liver to them here, thereby saving TO them oil risk
of transportation In ell cases we will GUARANTEE
eur powder to give satisfaction.
Consumers Of powder buying In s, 10 or 20 kea
iots, can save money by buying Of US
Sportsmcn buy Of us at retail
POWDER In and ID. canistcrs, and any desired
quantity.
sHoT, by pound, bag or keg.
GuS CAPS, by the box or thousand.
KELLOGG h gIgaE
sep2f No. l49 Main ST.
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GAUTg j,

ft'HE public are hereby warned not to purchase Z
certain Note, as described below, said note hay
ing bean stolen from the undersigned on the night
Of Oct. 18th, 1T Panama Note given bv Rufus
Wiley In favor Of Charles wins, and BY him
transferred to Charles II. Twins, for one thousand
dollars, dated at Ksokuk December ~, 1855. pay
able four years after date and bearing interest 1t
the rate OF ten per cent. per annum.
Nov. Is, 1855. JACOB c. WINS.
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AUNUk EN.
NUTMEHS, TAPIOCA, MACE, CLOVES
IN Pearl Sage, Heckcr's Parma,
Cinnamon, Corn Starch,
Allspice, Pearl starch,
Black Pepper, Pearl Barley,
cayenn Pepper, Bakers c. cos,
dinger, Table Salt In boxes,
Mustard, Soda and Saiaratus,
Pepper sauce, sweet Oil,
Tomato Ketchup, sardIncs
Lemon Etract, Oysters,
Vanilla Extract, Fresh Pcaches
Red currant Jelly, Fresh Strawberries,
cranberry Jelly, Ounce Jelly,
Preston 4 Mcrrii's Yeast Powder,
Durke's Yeast Powder,
New England Yeast Cake.
Agent for Dixie's Worcester Sauce.
novlid8m GOLFERS 4 ROBERTSON
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OYSTERS!
Malsbyss Baltimore Oysters.
DEiNG Agents for this celebrated brand Of Oys-
Dtsr, We shall always be Ia supply, and we shall
sell ut retail or by tbs case, low ~ any other
first class brand. Hotels, Saloons and Families can
alwAyS depend upon the rnxsHsEss, OF those Offer
ed fer sale by MS.
KELLOGG & BIRGE,
nos3d No. lIa Main. street.
cider vinegar.
SBBLs. more OF that PURE Cider Vinegar just
~ received from Cleveland. Ohio, and for sale nj
cur store at retail. IA.
KELLOGG 4 DIRGE,
oetaoi No. lA9 Mmin-st.
sage.
1D0 LBS. new sage for sale BY
LOO KELLOGG 4 BiHGE,
nos3d lac MAin-st.
RkEf TONGUES for sale BY
ID octsd KELLOGG 4 BIRaE.
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'HaE undersigned will aell superior article Of
Coal. in iargeor small quantities, for Cash, at
low rates. Having made arrap gemsnts for large
trade during the Fall and Winter, will contract
TO deliver Coal through town, and at Warsaw,
Alexandria and Hamilton.
VIM. l.. WOOD, Proprietor.
Apply 1t my Office on Sd street, at the ONCE
Of stryker 4 Wood, keokuk.
Sept. 80 dam
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The Plaintiff IN the foregoing action having OBJ.
tanned an order of publication ~ to the foregoing
named defeDdanis from the District Court OF Lee
County, Iowa, at keokuk, therefore let ubieation
be made in the 'Daily Gaze City" newspaper
published in said county, once week for four con-
secutivc weeks. ERIE j. LEIGH,
Nov. o, 1853 dim Clark D. c.
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- aGnnss1n.as. .A~easSs
RaND TN pNK n ASLR DAD
or CANADA.

kesAss6ss l&asa -
RAND r = pNK u AGLR DAD
or CANADA.
0eA DELIGHTFULLY."- ROMANTIC R0UTE-&1
rRoN the WEST 10
Boston, Nesr York, and the Eastern States
via rae Mrhissa Central, 0veaf Western,
opde~s1urcA & Fermoni Ce~fvdi, and
GRAND TRUNK railroad OF CANADA.
Passengers by this route have An opportunity Of
visiting sens q the Erandest and most won
derfsl scenery In The world, including Torosso,
Esaesys raiis Srsprnsoa Bridge, 1aonsaad Isiaads,
RapSds af the 80. Lawrsnee, Q~ebee, Montreal, Waite
Mssatcia The Tubular Bridge, fHsarlg saiiss in
leassh1, Lake Champiaaa, Fails Of MoAfmoresci,
HsdseH Rtver, etc, etc.
On and after May !, 1858, Baggage will be
Checked Through from Chicago.
TO EMlGRAcTS.
Passages may BE- secared At the ofice Of the Com
pany in Chicago by SAILING ships from London,
Liverpool, Plymouth, Glasgow, Bristol, Hull,
Ahss4ssn and Mentrose. An agent Of the GRAND
TRUNK RAILROAD superintends the renewal Of
emigrAnts aud baggage nj Quebec free of charge.
Fare from $50 10 435 to Chicago, including
cooked provisions.
The Mammoth Steamship
LEVI Il u AN,
OF as 800 TONS AND 700 FEET LoNai
IL under contract to this Company for one or more
trips to Portland. Tourists return tickets from
Chicago to the principal towns In Europe will
shortly be issued. Tickets from Chicago for all
points East, also for the Lesiatkan or for tho NJ
s. S. Co.'S ships, can be obtained at the 0floe
of the Grand Trunk Railroad, No. 80 Dearborn
street, Chicago.
J.. WARRACk,
Agent Of Grand Trunk r. h. Co., of Canada.
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a.
4. r. > N I r II
MERCHANT TAILOR
Has Removed 10
NO. 7a MAIN-sT., BET. sEcoND & EHIRD
Having just returned from the East
HEsS Now REGEIvING
ASeIcct Assertmentcf
NEW GOCIS.
ADAPTED no THE COMING SEASON,
Which be will be happy to exhibit to oil who call
With his facilities for obtaining
THE LATEST STYLES OF GOODS.
And constantly receiving
Everything NEW IN the why OF
ASHTON,
lie respectfully invites the Gentlemen Of Keokuk
and vicinity, when in want of
KAsY-rirTIN0 AND N1cE.MApE CLOTHING,
ES-ro GIVE MIN calL.-s&
NJ. B.-partieular attention paid to CUTTING
for others To make. RoyAs Clothes Cnt.
Keokuk, sept 10, 5s-d
ANDREW =. WILKINSON,
Late Wilkinson Marshall
Wholesale and ketaii Drugxast.
No. 90 MAIN-sT.,
OFFERS for cash TO the trade, and at retail, a
~ full assortment of Drugs and Medicines, Oils,
Paints and Dyes, Window Glass, Glass Ware and
iarnishcs, at and below market rates.
Aug, l6 SD
NJ IrRAaE Silver Crystalized--4s ounces Chem
~ ieally purs, in store and for sale by
Al. WILKINSON,
augisd sc Maia-st.
CPrs. IT RpENTiNE--20 200 gal in barrels aud
Al. WILKINSON,
sugl6d W Main-st.
7 lNeEED, Lard aud sperm Oil 200 gal. each,
IL in barrels and cans, for sale by
A. j. WILKINSON,
aueied s6 Main-st.
A LcoH0l., so and Us Per ecnt.---5oo gal in store
a. - WILKINSON,
augl6d ss Main.s,.
h s0oPER's lslAGLAhs---6o Ne 81 this superior
A. J. WILKINSON,
aueisd s6 Main-st'
A lkR's cherry Pectorai--2eo dozen Of this
"A standard remedy for Coughs and Colds, in
A, J. WILKINSON,
Sole Wholesale Agent for Keoknk,
augl6d 30 Main.gt.
L,RAYSER's BAKING POWDER, admitted by
l. all who have tried il IA superior 10 any 9th
CT, Manufactured and for sale by
A. ]. WILKINSON,
aug24d 80 Main street.
NaFntshcs.
(tOpAL Nos. ] and 2; Coach, Iron, Demar or
~ white, Japan and Leather, Of the Queen City
Varnish Co., for sale in quantititsto suit, by
A. }. WILKINSON,
aug2sd 90 Main-st.
j BOXERS FARINA, a die; Tor invahds and
IL the sick, Tor sale by
a. j. WILKINSON,
aug2}d 96 Main-st.
DERRY DAVIS Pain killer-l 10 gross large me-
l. dunn aud small sizes, for sale by
a. j. WILKINSON.
aue23d 80 aain-st.
IHROM ES--tireen and Yellow, dry, in store and
~ for sale very how by
A. j. WILKINSON,
aue21d go Main-st.
DURE castor --Presfed and Clarified
by stesm--in store and for sale low by
A. j. WILKINSON, Druggist,
aug31d SO Main-st.
A ACE, 100 lbs. prime Penang, in store and for
M safety a. j. WILKINSON,
aug24d % Main street.