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The Washington union., 1858-03-26

Ssra Of tho base hue and esst Of tho nih rraral msrar
Townships ~, rs ~, and 90, of range l.
Townships ~, 76, aud 10, cf ranges 2 and
Townships ~, 7s ~, and So of range
Townships IS, TO- and 50, Of ranges 8 aud q.
Townships Ts, 10, SO and 81, Of range7
Townships ~, 10 and 81, of ranges and y
Townships 80, 81 and ~, ot range 10.
Townships 70, So 81. and 62, u range IL.
Townships Te, 80, and 81, cf ranges ~ I3 IA Is le N
and 20. -''''h
Townships ~, 60 aud 81. uffangc a.
Townships rs, TO- and 30, OF range 30
townships IA, rs, 70, and So oi range 23.
Townships ~ 49, and ~ Of ranges "a 2s 2e a. .s s 50 :,
81, and 3s ,re
land Office at CRARItoN, Monday IN, a.
day June ibr the disposal the vacant lands h
numbered scoions within tounsjps xh
main to within n,ies u th 81
River ruieoad subject required by l ~
minimum Of tscp dollars and my CENTS pr >"
NORTH Of fDs line and Of THE ffh prcral s,d.an
Townships 90. 10 aud VI, VI range 3
wnships 6e, 10, II, and ~, ol ranges and 8.
Townships 70, H. and ". ~ ranges q and 7.
Townships 20, IL az, and 49, Of range .,
Townships H. ~ and 70, ., 10 H. ~ and
Townships n, ~ 73, and a. a. range IA
Townships az, 53, aud II, of range 10. n
Townships II, ~, 10, and "a, N range To- p
Townships n, ~ and 3, of ranges ~, 18 10, aud
Townships 70, II, ~, and 73 Of range II
Townships a. ~ and 70, OF ranges ~, a. "a rs,
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VOL. /, NO. Al.
TX. NARVEL'S ADDRESS TO FARMERS

DoTALD G. MiTcHgLL, TX. Marvel) recently
delivered the annual address before the Connec-
ticut State Agricultural Society. From a con-
densed report in the Hartford papers, we Sc
lect the following admirable closing paragraphs:
"BUt there is something worth living for be-
sides money. That is very good, but it is not
ALL With the rest, let US raise good crops Of
ideas. lTei!e you are farmers. remember also,
that you are men with dutirs and responsible
ties. Live down the old brute notion that
farmer must be unc0ulb, uneducated and un-
tbjnking-a mere pioneer.
Youar brought into Immediate contact with
the great heart Of civilization. You canaot get
ont Of the reach Of the buzz orlbe tolling world.
The lines Of toe wonder bearing wires and the
rumble Of the locomotive phe thunder tread Of
naiioas) come to your once secluded hillside.
Move towards better life. Do not keep
your boys sheling corn all The long winter
evenings. Make your farms place that your
sons and daughters cannot help loving. Guilt
vate the t7egs-they are Gods messengers.-
Don't say You care nothing for looks. You do
care, else why did you build that two story
white house with green blinds: and cupola
into which you never go2 Or why did you
years ago, car-lalIy brush your coat and pluck
up your shirt collar when you were starting on
a sunday evening, 70 visit that good woman
who shares your home?
Care much more for books and pictures. Don't
keep solemn parI7r, into which You go but
once a month with rarson, or gossins Of sew
ing soclety. Hang around your walls, pictures
which shall tell of stories Of mercy, hope, cour-
age, faith and charity. Make yoor living room
the largest and most cheerful IN the house. Let
the place be such that when your boy has gone
10 distant lands, or when, perhaps, he cIings TO
single plank in the lonely waters of the wide
ocean, the thought Of the old homestead shall
come across The waters OF desolation, bringing
always light, hope and love.
rooms YOU never open-no blinds that are al
ways shut.
Doa-tt,ach your daughters French, before
they can weed flower bed or cling TO side
<al41,. aaI, daughters, DO not be ashamed of the
trowel aaI pruning knife, Bring 10 your doors
The richest flowers from the woods, cultivate
the friendship Of birds; scorn the scamp who
levels his nnrderaus gun at The blue bird or the
robin. Study botaay. learn TO love nature and
seek better and higher cultivation than the
fashionable world would give you"
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-06-04
HIS 7 @ BICAL.
THE BATTLE or. LEXINGTON.


APR, I2'' OF '"V rt.>,"' "a, N"> ''g
'y-'niu anniversary % 1',e '4'''7 ..
'on'--'"e 4"i'a'o'F H5l.' non" ""lo' ..l
sprung S0e" vast ''1'''N Ia ''e history % go,
world
at recent meeting oI ne -feW ! of" '''.'.'-
"ai 9'c!"'E' ia'7' ''[2'%s 'o'c'3't Teaa i.-
per on 'aa oaiiI7 o. h'Il'z'0h' oeln5 10 SUP
stance chapter o. his i'i''G2mi"E Hls'''} o'
the hr'oalioa. De- I5a5'5a historian mas .''i-
rated The story n eloquent sentences ana 10 ,
charming style:
On The afternoon, he says, OF Jae i2ta oil Il t''i.,
The day On which tae rTo2Elac51! congress q
massachusetts adIoornrd' tag" took the IgG'
laiaa'ry and @Fe"1di'fS Oh aHsE' ana o1creuy
prepared an exposition 10 destroy me c2Iony
stores at Concord. But the attempt had ior
several weeks been expected; a astTict W',cA 'aa
OeFh Kept ana s'5''a's were concerted an
hoiace the h'sl no FPiheh' 0I ''e troops i'F NE
country 9a'na+I ADAMS ao9 f14mcocH' an WI"
E24 not yet ''H lexington Ter t"i'aa''P"ia'
received timely message rom Warren, ana '''
consequence, The committee d safety removed
part Of the public stores and secreted tie cannon
On Tuesday, the 18th, ten or more s1rsean's
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Gum 0r Il 6
patch CHUWLY,"


Atth boarding house where Dave and bis
friends put up, are number Of servant girls,
aad il is the idtosyHcracy OF servant girls to take
their share Of toilet articles, such as hair oil,
perfumes, &c, while they are rJuvenating the
apartments ol the boaIdrrs. Dave and his lii-ad
robert were very careful Of their respective toi-
lets, and being ~ counting way, bad been pay
iHg extra attention to personal adornment.
iuay We're ia The habit Of getting pint Of
hair oil made up By the druggist at one time:
and finally they were in the habit Of finding
that Fiat Of this costly hair oil wouldn't last
a week, and that all the servant girls in the
house emitted the same perfume they did, 1t
was 2ot long before they came 70 conclusion
in The matter. So one evening, when the hair
OIL crns' was empty, they took the bottle which
contained it, ana stra ight they went 10 the drug
store. There was a whispering conversation
wlth laughing clerk, and mixing various arti-
cItS ~ a. q - ii h7;tif "a anq Il iiie 52lqwlns was The
Grfar As7ro,il7 which for tha information
,r r.,.,.rs a.. ,,iIl sr,tr i hrhlv concen-
1914 '.,,e,,l ...,,,l I.r:,;,ns irn5-or ,b;z
ar. ~
orJ:r,,r p..ae., +, a.;1 celebrated for is
corrosive power. having the power of taking
fEa mir oira dor 81 three seconds. J / OF.
0rF.,<lm Of Fir af,a s,jcEies, and qummi-
s., ,,r,,cl., rr.,,,a , ....soz
Cfuarrv en-, ~.
Cs Alcohol. +, make The INGREDIENTS fluid. J
mint
This was we'll .s.l0ck.'' and deposited in the
a.raI rlsrs occprie.! sv the hair oil.
'n.vt ,a4 ..rr1s,5 Dave and Bob dressed
,b,.r..-,ves f.r. church. and after finishing. tra-
,...9..l l,o.n s,si.y In, iEac came another way
/, I, ~. .,,,,,., o.,l sacrstsd themselves in
~ - ,..,9- 5m;rs ,ghera from connIe Of
,.,..s ~ -tsss over fba door. they could see
,s.:7..,,,, ,..-r,o, Afsr H. neonle If
49,, l--.. T,J r,,o f,,o or three servant Girls
,.,-.a /, r,va,S r2,n.
.,-r.. 15.II,. ~ -, I,..-a rcd headed oao.
..s1,.,har D,ro b3s some more of the lie. and
.fr.,, a, no,y5her. LET'S have req
l,r f.. M, .,y;l the rIEs all away." This was
.-~.f.l J., .oJ .hay al went 70 oilinr their
-. ,.r,. r.,,.b vita fha GajJ. which
,.-s rr,t. ft,o IN consequence ofthe alcohol
~. ..... .;..'..'.'n.I ',.'.' ha,t s,ys.
.ItvL,.., ,,hst so;,ls lois, vi,b her nose
,...,,l .i...,..,d
l..,., 49, ',r's r,~r,,, =, inierrprfed short
,-l .r.,.,,,,. sr,,o;-pen Win 64r hair down her
g.1,.
g.9,ut..-~. ;..,,,r. 3, s,,s rcd head -sfhat's
4 lo'r'rmo r'.,. Iva iva ~. ras Ind SMELL"
2s 49,, hmm, ..;,s Patch Chuw-
=. ~ Il MA A. GIEss That Patch Cauwlv
,.,a'' ,e' ,s,s,n ousf cit used +,
S..''s - ''.ro, lux sure it,sa par
r, ,,g s''',, ,,. 't,'' t me 80, c,,iiiy iI~,
'''l-7 '>.u y ,I's G,aJ and aC1or lhorouoh
I'M u. si,,S,,,'' G ,bs rao~, Tn about two
~ ',-, '",5 5,.-,,~, ,.' came L9ma from church.
0oo.@ ''', -,'..'.,s o' RI.ss nv soul
'5o'" = ,Gon aeIJ''l 2;n.t C5t nv dear, there
MI w. S.''. 'l'. :.,,al :, ~ ,oorn =, and
must o' an GS',an a,'',l, =, wsrs ~ heard as the
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next morning they were informed by The mis-
tFess that she did not desire 10 employ bald
headed servant girls, and with their s'chsts''
they departed 10 almost scalpsd condition.
The discovery of Dave and Bob's connection
with the Transaction was not known tiI lately.
but their toilet articles since then have been as
sacred from touch as the tomb Of Palestine
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Z lanterns ID lac tower OIL me norm -ii'''IH5 '1
1'dcen stieinra 10 tae hei5ho2fId5 towns as
! 'asl A. lShl cooia iiaFei'
I 4 ii'5|e beyond I2af,esioWh Neck, Ne'eFe
was Intercepted aY Two hIItiSA olhe5FS oh tl''s7-
gaS@' uo being .i'asF' "f'' t''oo'l,'o' o. '''''-
ed suddenly aRo i1a5'og one OF i'e4a 'oyo a
cay P1a3, fs2a3s.' rom me o'"t' o5 'ue io,i
+ = Mr'ioFa. as 67 passed on ne "aNta '"i
C'P.a'h oi lne minute ih'h o. '"al 'o"o' ""'
eoI','aoF.' . r2's5 "''''.'7. every nous 90 ''
SS ~, -
| ,I' '..1 ~ I
,,''.'- =. -" =. W .. ~
,,'a' ''''' - <i'.,'l''' ''a' o7''' 'a'",'
t'''H': a,.l o'''i'1 S'''' ''0A u "7''''''
,o,,r, 80, ,.-.,.
N' '''e '. ,,''', ~ 90. '"''' " ~
l''V lo'Is 81 a'' = ~, I1'.ssl3 ,'o'''
:" w." '"'.''' - - :" ~ ~
AZ '',7 '"T 5>-' % ."S i'sG'.'
l''t '2E'' ana jIlF's' i2ied o} 'i'1' ',s1o'''
"a 'lS" : ~ Oh i@rFiF, ioH' C'h0o,H' io'9 'o'
ward, ealing up the inhao'aHtS as 'hFy passed
along, fill in Lincoln they fell upon a party OF
British officers. Revere and Dawes were selz-
+ ed and taken hack TO Lexington, where they
were released: but Prescott leaPed over 10"
stone wall, and g2l!opsd on for Concord.
There, at about two in the morning, peal
from the beiiry Of the meeting house called Toe
] inhabitants oi tae place 70 their town haII-
/ ,,bey came firth. y9,nr an4oll. wi,hthair fire
locks. ready 10 make GOOD the resoiule wo.ds OF
! thrir town debates. Among the most alert was
I EvilIiael Emerson. thp minister. with gun in
band. bis p5wd-r-hofa aud pouch for balls slunz
over his shoulder. Ry his sermons and his
rravsrs ba hal e., b3ll,9.e.J fh, ,af5uslas.n of
his flock. lhat hey held the defence Of tbsir
liberties part Of their covenant with God. bis
presence with arms proved his sincerity, au5
stren1thenad their sense Of duty.
From day5rpak 10 sunrise, the summons ran
from house to house through Acton. Express
messengers and yolIsys from minute men spread
she alarm How children trem5ied as they
were scared out Of sleep By the cries How
wives, with heavin5 breasts, bTayeIv seconded
their husbands: how The country men, forced
suddenly 10 arms, without guides or coun>eiIors,
took instant counsel Of their courage The
mighty chorus Of voices rose from the scattered
farm houses, and as it were from the very ashes
Il tbs ''''7 Como t'r'i'' =. .-'.. r..
no" IITe your cou.tis' F'0'FN J''' s'''' a'''
I uau7a'Tis' your 49, an" "',' l~.
'1e houses o' '!e "'I % gu '.,", ;, -.''
CI,'s7S ,d,''t1o 80 '''''. al
80 - 49,. To-, lad -91 i,tab-
- ....' a., ha,.;n. a. ,.-
'.o.':S " .'..' 2.' an, f,.ran. Ian,s Carr.a
,L - 1t. nf ,e,-;.',, sI,ts nanars ffal
'"T '''', .''''''s' - I'',, ''.,' go i-5, +,
NAY w 80 ,, ;,,.,,.l ,rs, rem
,'', - .,a..l.r,l aod l,.r;.,
-. r.-',r, ,hror.,b ,;,..i-
,..., .,'...il ..., -...,.I.. La e1sIsylf .,
".7''C. s'.-'' ~. go -
-. '..-.,.--- .....,. ,.-..3 T.. ON
49,, en-, ..,-,.-
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To CLeag SuE-Pare and slice tam three
potatoes. Pour % them hall pint OF boiling
water, aad 1T it stand till cold. Strain the
wafer, and add an equal quantity Of alcohol
Sponge lhe silk on the right side, and when
ba3l dry, iron Il 90 the wrong side. The slight
est colored silk nay lie cleansed and brighten
pG BY this process: also cloth, velvet or Grape.
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WISHING.

-rrrg- r, W.
z q & D - -
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-06-04

\ cultivated mind and coed heart will give an
intellectual aud even beautiful expression TO the face
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-06-04

n|An Trishman Yesterday morning We6I
into the squad room ol the Mayors Police, and
incurred az Officer Squad was IN
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rTThe Sunday Atlas in fit Of Revolution
arv enthusiasm, says:
"Hurray for the girls Of "I5'
"Thunjer, that's TOO darned old. No, no
hurray for the girls Of IS -
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Ty-Great men never affect anything. II Is
vour three cent folks that put on airs, s"'ii$,
and ranLp.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-06-04

rEKhchen girls are now termed ''yo0n5 IA
dies of the other paror."
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/ grCotton soaked in ainm and saI', 4 Is
said. will cure the tormenis OF hoIlo" ana
aching tooth.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-06-04

BEDFORD. Pa, FRIDAY MORNING, JUNE 4, 1858.
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A ArFnER EVA MoH.-lona City was, on
the ith inst, the scene OF a mob, and Of hor-
rid murder. The facts as we gather them from
the Reporter and The Dubuque HcyuIJ are as fol-
lows c-''A personal animosity existed between
two men named Wilkinson and Philips On
Monday night Phillips barn was burned, and
bis PaLlZaos suspected Wilkinson OF setting it
on fire: On this naked suspicion they went to
the house Of Wilkinson, tore him from his wife
and children, bound bis hands behind his back,
and cast him headlong into the Iowa river, and
drowned him. Over thirty residents of Iowa
City were concerned in this horrible act
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uMv heart is thin" as the cabbage sad to The
cook-maid.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-06-15
ss rEEA6 Og ADVERTISING.
.s.~f... $500 !

Dssiass Casd., not breeding six lines, insids
el1, e4hsrviss tio.
Fsnsra, Hssssss q -. Obituaries. according
70 spAse oseuptsd.
.DispfaysA Advertisements half more than tAs
abeye saAes.
Advatissmsats lsadsd and pisssd undsr The
hcsd Of @opeeisl Notices." double fs eytisssy
rates.
Spssisi Estisss In the Local ooisnn - cents
per line.
Advsrsissnssts eslssed On the inside sxeis-
sivsly II tAs Daily, sitter tAs Asvt two weeks.
% per seAs. nets than the Shove rates.
Advsftissmenss not aseo0pAnted with dirse-
tions will b Inserted till forbid, and shassst
fW esoes1i1ely.
All fvssssssf Alssystssassss msss % ,stS Ssr
- sSvsses. This Tnle will nst ~ varied fsvu
Wbsa the advsrtissr asss the weekly alone
the prize will bs the ssns - il thu Oailg -
where ths Daily and weekly are both used,
Is ~ ssnt. will y dsdustsd fron the aSgrs-
gate aoeant.
uaAss The present system, ths advertiser
pays - ausA for shs spsss he ossupies. III
shsaess being ehargsahls for ~ soIpooBttos
ealy. This pisu II now gsnsraily adoptod. -
0sf shAses for changes viii b Is ssn1a Dsr
sqsArs.
- In al sasss whore advsrtissnsnts arr
ttsssntinusd before the expiration of ths pear
or the time contracted for, they will be shargea
.P - osr ssguiar RATES for he iiss astssL
Yy in.
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ako. O.. AunsRany. ALKxAHDaH BAncrAf
IESfzBLIsHED N is4s.l

9ko. O. AHnERaQJ. !. ALEXANDRA BAncIAf /.
[RsfzBLIsHED m IS40.l
~ AANxfTo HOUSE or
= = . = . ., Q n y = o n 4 o .
I nkvD tAis day admitted y 1 partner in the
i Dankihg Dssiasss, AlsEAedsr Barclay, (who has
bssn ~ tsllsr for the hst six ysasr). The busi-
ss:s, hsrsaftsr, will b conducted ulAss tAs hm
Asd ssyls o.
GRO. @. ANDERSON q 90.
Being ess u the oldsst BANKING Housss (i1 not
shec1sstl In Icwa, ~ nsv Arm solicits ) soatin-
aanss e fsns- patronage . literally extended 70
ths ssniss partass.
xhy VII nsks seIlse4fons and remit, lsss Rx-
shs.gs, % ~ Asy q paynent, fsss Of ehaSes.
TA9r rsfsss9nH ~ = Formerly By senior part
pAsk Baak, n. Z.
Winslsw, Eni1 . Co., BanksYs.
1awasd ~. O Co., Phiiadelphia.
Reward Daakt1X -, Boston.
CApp, 1ullsS . Drewns, Bankers, Boston.
4a4tns Dsnk, Chtsago.
- A0sipsks, Chicago.
4Anles' Bank, Pittsburgh.
snsess Dspsslt Bank, PittsburRh.
Kfam8 = Rahm, Bankers,
0il9 nrotAsrton /" cineinnAsi.
A. -. III Co., /" LouisytIls.
6tats osvisgs Institation, st. Louis.
Ksokok, Jan. ], 't6. GEO. C. ANDERSON,
janSd
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M'TARLAND HOUSE,
J. A. PATMOR, PaoPaIs9aA,
Formerly Of the Sherman House, Chicago, Ills
FRoNT-ET., BET. CEDAR PINE,
Opposite Stesm Ferry Landing,
EeIi Madison, -. IoWas
ssp7sdAw
SECOND oTMEET CMEAP OTORe.
" Rihbsns, y. W ars now s1es1nG.nn1 veil.
selected steek veey Lev Sor sash. Orr Doat a
gooda In every dspaStnsnt II esnDle1 \
very eheap, Aad win ~ sph loWSe ~
s.d sl.rk-Aifs: ~ ~ aad Win All = Sa
aay eshsr estaAaishnaas. 8gs n I
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TA1 suascsissm vpall infoen sas ssasun8 =
Lsnbss, and Ne pahlis eenesallys 49,
ussally nsds ~ aa1kw Mill, tasasdine Lo1h,
Ilsosiag. Jeiss, 1hestiag as4 Siding, II any nglh
that ny ~ desired.
Cail q ~ Mev HAw Mil, On the river. n1ke
whites Fork Honse. PAUL = HUA19.
asn13A4 saM
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Union Foundry
AND
MACHINE SHOP,

Cor. hank 4 4th sts., .,..-r...Keo OH M
+. r. BEATTY 4 CO.,
Of Ste an ERgnc and Ma
NI chinery OF every d description, Saw and Grist
Mil lMschincry, House Fronts, Window Caps and
Sills Balconies and Versndahs. A general aseDrt-
men Of castings lwsyson hand. ORDERS olfeitsd
and romptly attended to.
Keokuk, April o1f-d
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Aook ~ ~. y - ~ D1n 4 N N nos0ta
RAIL o \ D..
FoeiJtttss Jacvssssi and FGss Reduced! /!
OMAN q z or TIM Ell
nN and sitter Monday, May 3rd, two daily
~ trains, saoA WY, tssndays sxesptsd,) wilirun
- follows: fK
u Train n.yss KEoKUA = 1:ee o'clock !. >.
"a Train /" 3.40 P.A.
i. Tram lsarss BHNToNsPoRT at 7.2a" Az.
ID Train /" $3.50 P.s.
pssssn eers for Sioux City, Council BIufs, Fort
Dodge, Fort Dss Moinss, 0ttsmws, FairAsid, and
intsFnediats points, W kake the 1:eo n train,
connecting ~ bsntsnspsrt with stages for all points
In Middle cod Ws1tsfn Iowa.
By this sSYAngshent residents aleng the line oi
Ahe road will Be enabled to spend FIVE HOURS
IN KR0KUK and return same evening
THkOU0H TICKETS 10 St. Louis, Louissilie
Cincinnati, and the East, may b had ss the Ufic.
In Benton sport.
n Fare ~ low ~ the lowest.
S. DWIGHT EATON,
4ngineersud Superintendent.
6AA \ A. BLACK,
Asst sup't and General Passenger Ag't.
rTickst Once at Railroad Depot.
= -ONcein Kilbournc's block. s&
Kcokuk, April -, '6s-dtw
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A Great Ba arga In

A @ reat Ba rig n In
OREEREDI
Xx7ISHING TO return TO Kansas with my fami-
w y - sson ~ possible, l offer All my prop
srty, worth over so geo, in
PELHAA. Marion County, lewa,
Al Original Cost.
Il bslisvs it o6srsas
q R n AT IN y U q M e n rs
asssa b found In the state to those desiring %
to invsst.
Pc u LA
10 the lines Of the Kcokuk Des Moines Railroad
and the Nussatins Railroad, and isa
DELIGHTFUL PLACE
fsr residence or business.
EDWIN II. GRANT.
inch 71-dAw3m
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IOWA STATE INSURANCE CO.,
oYYIcE IN sAArLk's . NEW sUILbIAn, 2xp STORY,
Second Street, Keok gk I6ws.
i classes Of property ON TDEMUTUAL PLAN,
AND ON THE CASH PLAN FOR A CASH P RI
MUM, At rates - reascnable ~ those Of any
reliable Company.
DIRECTORS:
C.H Perry, u TusA1k,
Geo. u. Smyth, s.. Hamili,
Wm.H. Turner, d. A. Day,
II. Woodward, J-W Rankin.
E.A. Hasyison, john MeCune,
3. r. voorhies.
orYrcERs;
G. II PERRY ,Prest. Il. IL. HARRISON, Treas.
8. HAMILL, Vice PYest. WI. TURNER, Secs
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ID EspECTRULLY infosms she inhabitaats =
II Keokuk and its viein1r, that he win 49, q
any business II Aia21 4ron hisloneG -
Il 10 ys1ss, be ~ "a himself q itl
the vsrious disssS6a II ths Assses md
gers, 6vssny, Botts. Morms, Coiies 4. Hvsa
Bone, HprAins, Ring Bone, Curhs, 81. MsdN1ae1
can be kaA hy calling at his rssianss, on AtA Z
bstuss1 JohnsaA snd Rxehsags, Ksokak, lows
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a1ARf s.cunTA. BAn1k 3. cr1fn
OUTFITS BA AOTME8Sy
1urveyors anA LaAA Age as,
COUNCIL BLUFFS CITY IOWA.
RxHER 70
WI. MsAlpins, c. f., Hsw FORK.
K.H. Tracy, +"
Adams Bsskinghan,
Hon. Chss. Mason, WAshingtsn Citg.
Hon.. b. Gordon, North OGfolinA.
Hon. J. y. Orr, South Carolina.
Hon. r. G. Wright, New Orleans.
S.V. Papin = Brother, st. Louis.
ef HearYitt Asssn, -
Capt. J. n. PitsAssd, /"
tn .5AaTp, Cash, indianapolis, Ind.
n. B.Csrfis. ~. Vernon, Ohio.
Hoa. Sam 4 X. Curtia, Keokuk, Iowa.
Chas. PAvsons b Co.,
usseh 4 Thompson, -
Clarke, Guthrie = Sturgss, Bsaalo. MY.
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@ 1RAL AUCTI IONxERs

CommissiOA0 0eEDAA1vss y
vsraadaA Daildisg, JoAason-st ,nndsr Coart Hessa,
\XyElL attend salss II rsal or psrsonal peoperag.
w feosiss 90 sell - eommission al 1i1d 16
goods, furniture, cattle, horses, r., ssssivs se
ON storage, pay charges, and d : general eGsney
businsss. Cash advanced on goods sscsissl lor ~
mediate sale. VANSICKLuN MilL0.
nov3A
w. =. AuBf1M, c.n. AL1Epn
WM. n. AUSTIN u CO..
WHOLESALE AND kErAIL 0kOC1R6,
PRODUCE DEALuNo
Commtssl0n MeHchango.
No. Toe Aain st.. and 6S L1sss, Kseksk. lows
09N1 0T1e 0N0,
ArTORNUx AND OOUN6BLL0AAT Law.
DARTICULAk st1eneisa gtvsa % IN collection
i aad securing Of eaaios. E
One. 9. TAtrd :. =. h.s---n A..r =. .cAa:a1,
Ksokak, Iowa. TaAylaon1
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H. 8. LOVE Il Co.,
Successors 70 Deming 1 Lovs,)
hAGKERS,
SIVk particular attention to collections and re-
x init promptly on the day Of payment.
nESnREMcRs:
Bank Of North America, New J ork.
Drsxsl s Co., Philadelphia.
=. w, CLARK Co.,
Citisens' Bank, Baltimore.
Bank Of PittsburEh. Pittsburgh.
Jpa. p. Scallx, cAGAiss, DO -
8. DsAdy. 0AskisS, Wheeling. -
Branch State Bspkof Ohio, ZanesviIlc.
Comnsrsial 1sak, cintdanAti.
State Sasings Institution, st. Louis. I'll
Geo. Smith Z Co., Chicago,
Norsh:rn Bank Of Kentucky, Lexington. 1e
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sTODARTse UnslvaleA New XsFk
RlAno KoHtes.
rvsHK magnifssat and upsurpasssd InstfsmsAts
/ mahufsasursd by this house, (the Oldest and
most extensive in the United stAt<s), can b pro-
cufed Of the subscriber In every variety Of hand
some rosewood cases, Of q, o., - and octaves.
Parties in want Of . really 6ns Instrumens, ass
sarnestly invited 70 call before purchasing ehe-
where. II. d. HEWITT, Agent,
Cor. 9Th and Pipe sts.,
April dom 81. Louis, Mo.