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Smyrna times., 1858-07-22
Store Removed.

WE have REMOVED to that larre and
beautiful Store on the Southwest Corner of
Main and Commerce Street, (long known TO the
public as the place TO get the Best Prices for
all kinds OF Produce,) where we will have more
room and greater facilities for our business =
We have now on hand, and intend keeping. a
COMPLETE STOCK of ALL KINDS OF
GOODS common to country store, and for the
cash will sell little CHEAPER than any other
Store in Town.
Thankful for past favors from generous pub
lie, we hope, by application to business, to merit
a continuance of the same,
SUTTON g. SAVIN.
Smyrna, Jan. %, 80.
Smyrna times., 1858-07-22
The Mexican Civil War

RACES but not with impetuosity. The FLAG
glng energies of the people give out under the
frequent drafts made by their chiefs upon them
both for money and men. The government is
without money, and the clergy promise two
millions more to prop itup. About 80 900 men.
It Is said, are in the field-twelve or fourteen
different "armies "-some 81 600 on the Fede.
raj side, and some $4,000 on the government
side; but the end of the war seeems 10 be as
far off as ever.
Inc TACT Is, the Mexican people are unfit for,
and incapable of self f-governinent, and hence.
all attempts for "a republic" or anytbinn like
IT, must ever end in civil war. There is not
the materiet in the mixed races of CASTLE and
Arlgon. and Indian and African. Mexico must
either go back to barbarism, as in the days of
Montezuma and Guatumozin, or come under the
ProtectOrate of the United States.
Animation, or amalgamaton, with Mexico
would be as fatal to us as has a like CROSSING
OF races been TO them; but we regret to feel,
and therefore to be compelled to say, that our
proximity to Mexico inficts upon us certain
necessities, which it will be impossible to avoid.
and one OF these necessities is the enforce.
ment OF law and order in that bloody, mock
"republIc." We cannot be living for wears md
years by the side of people whose hands are
ever redeemed in fraternal strife. If the laws Of
good neighjorhood do not demand our inferno.
sltion, the laws of humanity do. There is a
ponce as necessary among nations as amonV in
dlvdnals,-and the first duties of such police
is The preservation of order-sociaI and politi.
cal-and the maintenance of the rights of hu-
manity among all men. Where and when men
cannot govern themselves, or be governed by
their own people, it becomes the Christian dutv
OF neighbors and friends to enforce peace, and
to preserve The weak from the strong, Mexico.
Tor twenty years now, has been in that condi-
tIon,--and what is lamentabe there is no pros.
Pect ahead for the better--no hope for the fu-
ture.--M Y. Express.
Smyrna times., 1858-07-22

CLERIcAL.-Rev. Geo. d. Cummins, d. D., Of
Trinity Church, Washington, has accepted a
call to the rectorship of st. Peters Church, in
Baltimore, and is expected to enter upon the
duties of his new charge about the first of Sep.
tember next.
Smyrna times., 1858-07-22
CHOICE OF GFFTS!

GKEAI AMEkICAN GIFT BOOK 'IIOUSE
No. 203 BROADWAY, NEW YORK
where the Gifts. consisting of JEWELRY, &c. and
Varying in Value trsm 10 cents to Two Hundred Dol
lars, always on Exhibition. in Ample Show Cases
Our New Descriptive Catalogue, containing large va
rety of Books in every department of Sclence and
prices) and explaining our New and Original system
of SLOWING every purchaser his own choice of Gifts
and setting forth unequalled inducements to Agents
will he sent post paid, TO any individual, applica
tion Address,
A. RANNEY, Agent,
July 22-Gm No. 293 Broadway, New York
Smyrna times., 1858-07-22

WHIrE TEETH, Periumed Breath and Beau
tiiul Complexion, can be acquired by using the
"BALH or 4 THOUSAND FLOUERS." GYhni
ady or gentleman would remuin under tue curse of =
dlSasrecah.e breath, when by using the Balm OF n
lH""S;'ild Flowers as Il dcntritice, would not only
render II sweet buI leave the teeth as ybIle ms ai
haaler Many persons do knew their breath ls
Dad and ihe subject delicate thcIr friends viii
the bottle is signed, FETRIDUE 4 Co. n, V
For sale by all Druggists
Smyrna times., 1858-07-22

The TELEGRAPH CABLE BRoKEN.-News has
at last been received of the Atlantic Telegraph.
After a third trial on the 29th of June, part of
the feet returned to England. At the first
trial 80 miles were laid before the cable broke,
at the second 12O, and at the third $50. 1t is
not known whether another attempt will be
made this season or not.
Smyrna times., 1858-07-22

o. The Twelfth Anniversary of the Metho-
dist Biblical Institute, Concord, N. H., came of
on Thursday last. Among the graduates, we
notice the name of Edwin II. Hynson, of
Smyrna, Del. The address before the Societies
was delivered by Rev. Alfred Goodman, of
Philadelphia; Annual Sermon, by Rev. d. D..
Whedon, d. D., of New York Missionary
Sermon, by Rev. Daniel Wise, d. D., of New
York.
Smyrna times., 1858-07-22

6T- The Valedictory Oration delivered at
the late Commencement of Delaware College.
by Samuel M. Harrington, Jr., has been pub.
lshed,-a copy of which we have just read
1t is an elegant production,-chaste and beau.
tiful in style-appropriate, and original in
thought
Smyrna times., 1858-07-22

or Read the advertisements of Newark Fe-
male Seminary, A Rare Chance, A. Ranncy,
and Mount Vernon Record.
Smyrna times., 1858-07-22
~ NEW FEATURE IN BUSINESS.
ECery Nan his Owu S,les

Eoefy Han AlS OWn Nulcsnnn
L!PPINCOTT q CO. One Price Clothing Store
NO lO Market stree, 81 door above fth street Pha
delPlia, would solicit call from those in want oi
CLoililNG, before purchasing elscwhere--as all
our goods are made up expressly for retail sales, and
every article IS marked IN PLAIN figures, so that all
must bny alike. All goods used IN thus store are
sohged before making up, and all articles sold Will
DC guaranteed 10 be cut .and MAJ il the best manner
Remember
40l Mark street
} PnIadcIpha.
Smyrna times., 1858-07-22

67- Rev. Mr. Newbold, of Wilmington,
preached at st. Peters church, in this town.
on Sunday last, Rev. Mr.. Grammer being in
Washington, called hther to attend the fu.
neral of deceased brother.
Smyrna times., 1858-07-22

o. The Oat cropis nearly or quite harvest.
ed. The crop of Straw is heavy, but the Weld
in Grain will not be in proportion, on account
of the dry and hot weather at the time the Oats
were filling.
Smyrna times., 1858-07-22
A Rare Chance !!

TO any person wishing to enter into the MERCAN-
TILE BUSINESS in good location where busi
ness of Twelve Ortiliecn Thousand Dollars wear con
be done; in large and convenient Sorehouse which
Gan be had for term of years If desired an opportu
nlty is now offered. 9C5- Stock of Goods will amout
to about S2,0OO TERMS Oue.third cash. the bal.
ance III two payments of one and two years. secured
by bond &C. For further particulars, enquire at this
olIcc July 22 5S
Smyrna times., 1858-07-22
. A GAEG G

ItOR SAI.F,--A PEACH FRAME, that will hold
between 50 and 80 Baskets, with Springs and
Fixtures complete
CAHOON 4 CAitROW.
Smyrna. Juur q, lSjSA-lm.
Smyrna times., 1858-07-22
miscellaneous Advertisements.
4 'Ewo-EEOr~e Eeach Wagon

lA III be sold cheap exchanged for a Two
liofac FARM WAGON. 1t can be seen at
"a" residence "i the undersg gurd neat SMYRNA Depot
JHhe2I !'11.-& CHARLES JOHNSTON.
Smyrna times., 1858-07-22
MARRTED.

On the Goth inst, by Rev p. Mansfield, Mr..
Geo. w. Conner and Mrs. Sarah A. Boyer, all
Of Duck Creek Hundred
On the 18th inst, by Rev. William Uric,
Mr.. James Montgomery, to Miss Susanna,
daughter of Abraham Pouson, Esq, all of vii.
mngton.
Smyrna times., 1858-07-22
FAMILY pRODUCE-

PtIILADELPIIIA MARKET.
Wheat-White 81 Is Red Us; Corn 84c ;
Oats IL.
NEW YORK MARKET
Wheat-Whlte 81 25; Red l 10 Corn soc :
Oats AZ.
Smyrna times., 1858-07-22

CE7- The steamboat Balloon, Capt. Whilldin
will hereafter make but three trips a week tc
Cape May.
Smyrna times., 1858-07-22
I EsssTcas for Sale.

sSsS8SS TTlIE Trustees Of the NJ +. Church wish 10
s4iiH 4 sell al private sale the OLD NJ T..
ETiiU Gilt IH'll, in this town, QOr several years
past used as place of worship for people of
,olor. Persons wishNg TO buy will apply To Cor.
Join EATON, JOSEPH Carlow, or SAMUEL
ItEl NOlDS. Smyrna June 2l, lS5S--n
Smyrna times., 1858-07-22
T'sYaHSsIEs-E,ANES

+ or 5 al G or Exc h angc.
! have One Hundred and Two Acres of Timber
lana, on DulaneY Manor, miles from town, which
VIII sell or exchange for property IN Smyrna.
jane q, 1888. MARY PATTERSON.
Smyrna times., 1858-07-22

!, :, Mount eInOn III
For MI. V. l.. A ofthe U PhIla.
July %, 'j9-Gm
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One Dsilar q Year
THE ALLEY WHIG
TO
CLUBS or FIVE OR MORE.
rERMsoFApyERTI.1Na

Bnsiness Cards not xesedinK six Iipes.insiS. !.
SIS, otherwise tie.
Notices Of nestings, chAritabls sssistiss s,s
companies, kc., half price.
Displayed advsrtissments half more tkanth.
nbeve rates.
Advertised men tsl ead ed IN p ace d auAe rths
special notices. doubisfAs Ordinary ysf,s -
spscia ticesip the Ioca ooismn 10 eentsu.y
line.
Aivertiseme dsre do b si nsidss xelpssvelv
In tbs Daily after thshrst twowseks, so psTesnt
aore than the above rates.
Adsertisements no accompanied with dirsetiens
~iiibe nsertedtilIferbid,a and charged 10 rsccord-
tngU.
Observation-Disclosures ss~asftt ttpsfdtasxysae
Thisrulc will not be varied from.
WAes the sdvsrtissr ases tho Weekly Alone ths
price will be the same ~ in the Daily. whore the
Daily and Weekly are both used, As psr cent vi n
b. deducted fron the sggrsgste suount.
Under the present system, the advertiser pays 20
m aoh for ths spass he occupies the chanxes beine
chargeabie for competition only, Thisp plan IL nov
generally adopted. osrchargs gsforehanxes vi ID,
lbesnts per square.
ErIa all cases whore advertisements are dis.
tontinued before the expiration of the year or the
eime contracted Tor, they will be charged up Al
our rcgularratctfor the time Actuallyip.
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lOWA Law sooK.

=. L.. y oFsc q 3 q
sINAKE plcassre lnannosucing TO the LA~y~sx =
L Justices Of ~ 4nce, and bnsinem nss e
Iowa, that immedla1o19 after the next session
the Iowa LegtsiatsPs they willissue new
EnIarusa - Greatly Improved RUAj1
sAoa - shs CsAe 81 lsWa. r.
1t will contain tho Code, all the general "
passed since the Code, - also those Ok the eosl
session Of the Iowa Legislature, the New Oonsl
zion, and ali the acts Of MICHIGAN WIbC0& &
and IOWA affecting Land Titles. s.slfia
Neferencesto to all the decisions Of the SUpHl
COURT OF MICHIGAN, WISCONSIN and I0
touching any Of the laws of this State, ~ also
the matter Of practice to those decisions of NV
YORK and other States which may be Of vals6 N
der our system. a1xSa
The work will be prepared by CHARLES
DARWIN, OF BURLINGTON, IOWA, and
be furnished TO the Bar ~ the low price II
dallars per cory. IL will cUnsain about ~ 8qG9
Royal Pages. Printed and bound In the best sty19s
Of the art-the index will be complete and copioos
and We shall copy the main features Of the OHIO
STATUTES as regards Marginal Notes, Ae., msk-
ing the work one Of great value To the profession
and business men of the state.
Our plan has already received the approval of
JUNtk STOCKTON and other eminent uriset.
Persons wishing copies VI the work will please seha
their names TO us 1T once.
J. l.. cvR5E 4 SON Bookssilsrs,
nctaut WITT Burlington Iowa.
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KEOKUK. IOWA THURsDAY ~ HPRIT. 22 1888
PENNsrLvANIA cENTxALw wAul
ROAD.
&O4 - Ra

hE TRAINS DAILY FRO N
Pttssbsrgh ss PhtiaAeiphta.
trains leave Pittsburgh n follows. Mail 7 4.
M Fast Line p. m; Kxpress Mail 40 D. m.
ibe EsPress Mail Runs Daily, the other two
sundays excepted. Making Direct Con-
necttens with all trains from
st. Louis, Mo-; Dubuque, Keokuk and Iowa CITY.
Iowa; Cairo, Rock Island and Chicago, H.;
Lexington and Louisville, KY; Terrs
Hantc, Indianapolis and Lafayette,
Ind; Cincinnati, Columbus, Day
ton, Toledo Cleveland,
zanesv ll&SsCrest-
line, Mossi-
Ion and Wooster, Ohie,
Also, Kansas. Nebraska, Minnesots, and
AL Petnls ! m the West.
b1 sARE ~ row AoD sANy oraER Rourg. 1kn
fassen9efs fsen ~ W1nf can rely upon
this 80 hsiux the sAeeesst and most
peditious fSnts = SD
PHlLApGLPdIA, BALTImoa1s xnW Y0nK
AND AL EAST0HN ol41R I. 90 -
aas TH0S. MOORE, A9nnR
P..ssaqse ~ Of Pens. :. n, fSliss.lphi.
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BLAIR l. MCINTYRE,
UndoYtakoYe.

InFFICE on Third Street, bet. Maine
~ and johnson, next to Ficklcn 4 Lu-
CAS- Bank, carry ON the business Of Undertaking r
ktn all its branches. They hsverecently made sx-
stensise additions - their stock, apa perfect cd
their arrangements In every department.
PATENT METALLIC BUkIALCAEEE,
ImPsrvious to ndindsstsu uctible, highly erna-
msntsd, and for the preservation of the
dead, - veil - coftins OF every style and finish
furnished TO order.
Hesfsss shd Carviag furn ished, sndthe entire
arrang gementsof the efunsrslattendedt to when re-
4pired.
n Keokuk, Iowa Nov. IL l657-d1y
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CUMMINGS & BEGGS.
Architects.

y u p + X N r u N d IN rs.
IAyEtskcn an Office In Reddington's 's Block
1 i corner Of johnson and Third streets, in Room
No "a, 2ud story, first to the left at the head
Of the main entrance stairs, where they invite
their friends and the public call. They are pre-
pared to furnish designs and detail drawings for
buildings Of allkinds, public and private, and to
supsrinte nd the erection sf the Sane. They hope
u do business in such manner will please their
patrons and do credit to themselves.
Refer, by permission, to
X. T. Love, Hawkins Taylor,
Edward kilbourne, James Estes,
Geo. C. Anderson, X, +. Crssl,
VIC. Strip, D.keddington,
VIM. Leighton, J. M. Billings,
j. IL. HiAtt. J. B. Paul.
decl2d1y
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New Lunlber Yard,

con. SIXTH r. THMEA.sTS.,
N1LL keep constantly on hand all kinds u
w Lumber suitable for the market Of Keokuk
and surrounding conntry, such -
FLOORING. Dressed and Rough.
SIDING, inch, do do
BARN LUMBER, large quantity.
FENCING, do do
CLEAkLUMBER,t thick, thin, wide and naYr0vs3
FIRST SECOND COMMON LUMBER, tAiSk
and thin, wide and narrow.
SlIEE1fNG, dc, &c.
SHINGLES, Mol and common.
LATH, do do
ALLRGHANY LU1GRKR, dry, large quantity.
POPLAR 4 PIN JQlSTS, of every doscsiptes4
do ~ 0QANTLIAG, do q I'D
PINE rIMBxk, ,kre4 to II inches square n Il
large quantity.
Ailsf which W sAifi sell on the most rsasoae
terms Tor cash. b. II. FARRAN8.M
Ksshuk, Feb. Is,stS-dAv k~
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sfsnk Crest eentrn1 Route SSi1f2f4ing the Az
- lAntic cities with the westsix Northwestern
AsA sonth-western States, hya Continuous Rail.
way direct. This road slae eonnesis at Pittshurrb
With daily line OF steamers to ~ ports on he
With steamers to all ports on the North vestsrn
LAkSet making il the most direct, cAsopest a.d ~,
4sess vssfs by which FREIG III can be forwarded
T. and from the Great Hest.
RATES BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA AND PIrrsBuRau
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Look out for the Engine

Look out for the Engine!
fIfHE undersEned having purchased the stock ~
l. FURNITURE
and Goods Of Sanders b Dunbar In the city Of kSd
kuk, viii ofer the sane At
VERY REDUCED RATES,
And win make il an object to purchasers,
FOR CASH, CITY SCRIP, OR GOOD
SHORT PAPER.
Call soon at the old stand,
NO. IAO MAlN-sT., net. 6TH AND 9Th. 4
Notice IL TINS given tpaiI indebted to the 60
Of Sanders Danbar thaeal the notes anA ..
counts have been Transferred 10 me, and n1at 10
settled by payment or approved security, othsFwhs
they Will be placed in the hands Of an oGAesY for
collection, without respect TO persons.
II. W. SAMPLE.
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Ac0KHk III. Ues - Otne - Mt0N00 . &C
X A ! L II @ n -.
&H

Facilities Increased and Fare Reduced
CHA GE OF TIMEl
IN and after Tuesday, October 18th, two daily
~ trains, each way, Sundays excepted,) wiiIrnn
rs follows:
LIST Train leaves kE0kuh at 7:15 o'clock An.
Let Train leaves BENToEsPGRT att AZ.
I'd Train " 1.45 Pn.
Passengers for Sioux City, Council Biufs, Fort
Dodge, Fort Des Moines, 0ttumwa, Fairfield, and
intermediate points will take the q ;. ~ train,
connecting at Bentonsport with stages tor al points
In Middle and Western Iowa.
By this arrangement res sidents along the lins Of
the road will be enabled to spend FIVE HOURS
IN kkoktk and retern sams evening.
NA- -0ficein kilbournc's Block.
5. DWf9HT EATON,
Engineer and Superintendent,
san l. A. BLACK,
Asst sup't and General Passenger Agt.
@Ticket 0fhce AT Railroad Depot
Keokuk Oct 10 t5T-aSw
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PASSEN0 ERS CAN PROCURE
Through Tickets,


For Passengers EoSng 70 OoOthe
Wessern iowa, NOrlhcRn Was.
sOuri. SebrA ~ r n sao. &c.
THE WESTERN STAGE coMPANY'S FOUR
1 HoRsE Posr COACHES leave Bcntonsport daily
tsunday's e1ceptedj the arrival Of the Cars
from keokuk, FOR keosaaqaa. BloomGeld and Cen.
tervile; and on alternate days frum Centsrvils for
ds and Sidney.
@D-The Coaches and Hacks Of the Company are
the best, the drivers careful and obliging aud no
pains will be spared TO convey travellers over this
route with comfort and expedition.
10 Procure Tickets at the Railroad Deuot be-
fore taking seats in the Cars. or Of
w. b. POTTER,
Western stage Agent,
apr2dlm Bsntonsport. Iow3.
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STODAAT,S UMTtvalea New Tork
Pfano FOrtcsS
vISHE magnificent and unsurpassed Instruments
manufactured by this house, {the oldest and
most extensive in the United ststcs), con be pro-
cured Of thssubscfibef IN every variety OF hand
some rosewood csses, OF ., 64, 81 AID Z octaves.
Parties in want " really fne Instrument, are
e.rasstiy invited TO cali before purchasing else
where. II. D. HEWITT, Agent,
Cor. 5th and Pine sts.,
April i-d6m st. Louis, Mo.
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" ~ ~ y
THIRD at, ~ NAiS n Z ,.. X EOKuKs
uAyE jmteal1i ivsd u = 81 sklon able Tailor
ling and 11gGlshing csta bliahmcnt u choice and
yek Broadclo tbs ,Cassin neres, Vest
inEs, and0ent N1Nishing Goods, Of all dsssrip-
tions, and guAse 1Aaa their work e1n1agh - doas
in thsRolt apJlpsS9 ma sstisfas1 S 1lH
Yhey axe1onatantly receiving the VI
Phiiadslph Mas hions; and respecth1k 11|
who dsstI1 Gee1 york ~, ,Ahe bsat M ri & n
them : SaIE 4sSnts IN s's sE N sss
s1AnCleHAlfx5l's 8 81 ~ oARA11F n 5Il 3
49, Az; saEs "a a4IIl + s. - = q. ~
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lyOmlething New.

MI X. RiCKEy has purchased that fne stock Of
I'D Cloths. Ca afmc res ma vessings.
1Bmefly ownea BY ]. II J. " Axgener and nov has
|yhem for sale iA1AeA&prs Of the NEW HATC CON-
pANY. sssssst 4f
IL has also smpt1yed one Of the best Cutteys in
the country, and member of Tailors, and il pre-
pnesd 10 furnish Clothing to order, WARRANTED
1Nxp3r THE nosf SAAripi0Us.
ss92 u has, also, one of the Gneet stccks Of
ENTl4EMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS,
h. kH8in tLis city, embracing esery nsedful
Wn to pocket cork screw, all OF which
heVisfS&li II reduced prices for CAsny
The undersigned haF long thought that some
things csA hs done - we'll a. othors and therefore
invites sllsr is ham call.
decle4 J.. X. RICKEY.
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r a I L r GA D.
THE PACKETS
MAKE SURE c0NQKI0Ns AT QUINCY AND
BURLI NGTU4M TRAINS ON
TuHAuAD.
A0Pssseagess for t6S N orth connect at Men,
dosa with Illinois Central Railroad, and reach Ha-
lena or Dubuque in ~ hours from Keokuk
CLOSE AND CERTAIN CONNECTIONS
MAds in Chicago with EAsTERN TRAINS.
THE Route is f.oa ~ 20 . ear q u,ek. !.
srtAAm any 0ahar, au much hen pOr
Ito all points In Wisconsin. Aichigsn, Central Ip-
diana aud Ohio, Pennsy .sAnia, New fork, the New
England States aud Canadss.
EWBasgAge Checked Through 70 SuspsnsioA
Bridge Or Bndslo and cheeks exchanged on the
cars for points further East.
PASSEN0 RRs CAN PROCURE
Through Tickets,
From X . NIX TO all points In the East, North
and South East, at the
RAILROAD TICKET oHFlcR,
Mois-St., betussn Fsra smd Second,
kEOKUK, IOWA.
RAILROAD TICKETS
Good for an unlimited length OF time allowing
Passenger tostop at any poin, aud re-
sumo their journey At leisure.
Steamboat Tickets good until Close Of Navigation.
IN Once open at oil hours.
Foreign Ticket Agen, C. B.S Q. b. =. Line.
aprls-dAw
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xrrxaExexs;

Park Bank, N. Y.
WinsIsw, Lapier i Co., Bankers
Edward W. Clark Co., ,phiiAdelphia.
Howard banting Co., Boston.
Clapp, Fuller Browne, Bankers, Boston.
NJ arine Bank, Chicago.
Holman 4 3elpckc, Chicago.
Mechanics Bank, Pittsburgh.
Farmers Deposit bank, Pittsburgh.
Kramer / kahm, Bankers,
Gilmore Brothsrton I" Cincinnati.
A. ID. Hunt Co., ." Louisville.
State Savings Institution, St. Louis.
ksokuk, Jan. ], 'ss. GEO. G. ANDERSON.
jAn5d =
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Union Foundry
AND .s
MACHINE SHOP

Cor. Bank 4ah sts., ,...-s.- X o u u
J. T.. BEATTY Il Co..
MANUFACTURES II Steam En- rinctand NJ q
IVA chinery Of every description, Saw and ernst
netllAachinery, House Fronts, Window Caps and
10ls ,Balconiesan Verandshr. A general assort-
meat Of castings alwayfo on hand. OrderHolieits1
1nd psemptly attendedto.
1estuk, April 8, SID
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GELS EMS
JEWELRY STORE.


JEWELRY STORE.
Second street, between Main and johnson.
lAVING jusi returned from Abe East, ~
l. Il rsspectf aliy call tho attention Of my "A
friends, and the public gcneiaily TO my 15
uewand fnestock VI watches jsweiry live and
plated ware, fancy goods, ae
Fine gold duplex magic, paten aad detsshed
lever watchss ;siiver patent and detached levers,
and L 'Epines OF all kinds andquAiitics.
Jeweiry. SN
Ladies lain gold mosaic, came and IN ame HI
earrings and breast pins, ladies and children .
gold and Jet bracelets, ladies andkax ent's gold
chains, pencils and peus, gold and pnd finger
rings, gold and silver thlmb!es, Il Iold brsasa
pins studs, collar and lceve butron3 gold silver
stsslsnd patent spectacles pocket, table and des-
sert cutlery, and scissors.
silver ware.
In whicbtine intend not 20 besurpa 81 A ~ An =
store west or north Of st. Louis, viz: siS table.
tard and salt sPoons butter and fruit
nd plated napkin rings, DC. ssss
Plated Ware and Fancy G. Ods saS
Plated and britannis tea sets, cAstors. fruit and
cake baskets candiestick, pearl and she'll pocks
books, and in fact everything pertaining to NJ
line.
Clocks.
A generslassortment Of CLOCKS of / ei Ates pat
terms nd bes IL AXE, al war; ted to keep good
eB-watchcs and Jewelty repaired in the N ost
workman TX tma amer and at he shortest notice.
my6-dly JULES GEISEk.
Ma u hAssAn Life Insurance Cons pa n y
lao BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
Cash CaptfafSnd AeenmuiotioM $A00, 900.
nEPOSITED&lo0,00 600 with the Com pt trolIer oft be
II State Of New York for the security Of Policy
holders In addition to which the steckheld n
personally liable. Among the Directors are tho
most wealthy and nhuential lcitisens OF New York.
This sis Stock Company, returning to the as
sured 873 per cent Of all the eprohtstr-snnually.
party 80 years Of age may secure to his family
free from the claims Of his tors for about SO
cents per week, policy for $4,000.
Who would notspare THE sum for the gratifea
ton VI reflection. q sick bed n case Of acci
deaf, that IL all elso fail, hc had made oertsin
provision for his famiiyf 1t would tighten his
pain ,anddo morefor his recovery han mcdicine.
N. d. MORGAN, Pfes't.
C.Y. WBMPLE, sec'y.
Prospectus with all necessary [ nforma tion fur.
nishcd BY RiCkEi 4 SIMPSON, Agts.
Third Stree
augs-dly keokuk Iowa