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1855. ApElog anA onm0eE 1889.
SUPPLIES JUST REcEIvED
~. .nufcaI1soH. JAHsS DEWEY
HUTUHlNSoN Z DEWEY.
s MERCHANT TAILORS,

Third-st. bet. Main 4 Johnson.... KEOKUK.
ITAVE JUST rccsivsd 81 their Hashionable
Ii Tsilnripg and Furnishing sstahlishn1nt,
: choiSc and excellent supply Of bseed6loths.
oassimsres, vsstings, and dsnt's rUkNIsH-
that their work shall be done In the most Ap-
proved and sstisfaStofE manner. They are con-
ssantly receiving the ks~ York an6 RAiiadsa-
phia fashions; and respectfully solicit al Who
desire geoA work aad the best material " give
them : oall. fs sJgss&a e8 #MA zA9N43k4 Sss
Aprl5-dly HUTCHINSON DgWIY.
L,OR sale by KELLOGG 8 BIRGH,
Z augl3-d No. 80 AAiA-ot,
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Facts il Dentistry.
DR.. l.. G.. INREM AOLL, DE ntist,
Desires 10 saIl the special attention n thss Who
wish y prsssrvs their Teeth TO the following
iEAC T S;d @

* u "a
i. The skilIof t1s fsntist Il ssen in Ais assosss
in preserving tie AAss{al organs.
M. T..ss NAN ss.os.d visa decay MSS, $ attended
to in season.
~. Timely and skillful alling with pure gold
II . csrfsss remsdy for decay.
". 1t y serious neglect 10 wsit FOR tooth-schs
TO drive the suhercr TO Dentist.
vi. Tartar destroys Teeth and Gums, without
the agency Of decay.
Wi. ksny suffer for years with Nsuralga Of
the face, stomach and lungs, from no other cause
than Asd TsefA.
VIII. Bad Teeth cure the countenancs, In.
feet the breath, dcrange the stousch, inpair
health distract tho nerves, and war with good ma
turs.
DIR. IN0ER6OLL
Performs al operations on the Teeth and Gums,
corrects Irregularities of the Teeth, inserts
A TIFICIAL TEETH
Of the Best Style and Finish,
Puts in Artifsial PalAAss md Obtuators for elsft
Believing that th4 bsst operations in DsstistYy
the safest and therefore the cheApsst and most
satisfActory both - the opsrator and patient, Dr.
I. does not osr any particular indussnsnts In tho
line Of "CaEAr DEHIsrsY, . prsferfug the patron
appreciate the necessary care and skill In pro-
Auoing them.
Ar examination Of specimens both Of Art{e1sl
Tseta and Of very beautiful Hllings Of Crysfsic co6
Foil, 10 invited. sssvs ss 4s
/ - Prices for full set Of Teeth, from SIS 70
SITS. Examination Of the Teeth without charge.
DENTAL Roons-Cornsr Of Third and Main sts.,
over Rix, Hale 4 Co.'s Bank, Ksoknk, Iowa.
Entrance on Third-st. ldscl bd4wly1
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I KEOKUK, IOWA: THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER %, 1859
gro. q. AxpgRsoy. ALExAHDsR sAncIAY
TEBTABLTSHED I'm ISlo.l

#a& aSa BARKLS0 HOUSE OF Ga
q = 0l14 q = g.. ANDE H. ON 4 Q ..
TsHAVE this day admitted ~ . partner In ,hs
- Banking Business, Alex4ndAr Barclay, kNho has
been my teller for the lAat sir yearsl. The busi-
ness, hereafter, willbs conducted under the arm
Gro. O. ANDERSON / 90.
Being one of the oldest DAnkfng Houses (if not
theohsst) In Iewa, the new arm solipits sonki1-
nance Of formsr patroaAseae Absraaly extended -
They ~ viii make AK. soneo.ion. and remit, III. TX
change, on the diy 81 payment, frss 81 sharys.
Their references are as formerly BY ssnisr psxt-
Asz, ,yis .;.ssS $685. EsbsT !eenssJ
as4,.s RasnRnHcxs: m
VIM win.is.a s.nf. E.s.1 n \ @. .B..,.,.r.Y.
sd1srd % \. ss cisrs Co. Co. iaaiI psiisd.ipsi..
Howard BANKING Co., Bottom.
Clapp, Fuilsr browns, Basksu, Bosten. b
Marine Bank Chicago. t
ases.sis. ssss.a as.ss.; sssss iisss:.sss fs;ss:se
Farmers Deposit Bank, Piftsbnrgh.
Kranss Rain, Benkess, q .1a
Gilmore ! Brothsrton :" CinciAnaki.a
4. D.Hmt co., Louisville.
Ksokuk, Tan. I 'Ss. GEO. G. ANDERSON
jantd
wn. THOMPSON. y. ". BAIIxY.
WIN. THONPson \ Co..
BANKERS,
Corner 81 Maln an1 Sscsna sts..
Eos ;ss5 a
j. - Love - Co.,
HANKEHs. "a.
No, 81 Main-st--~----....KBOKU IOWA,
GIVE particular attention o csllections, and
~ remit promptly ~ snfrent ratss Of Kxchangs.
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TROUGH PA aO nv COrrR ACTS
TO AND FROM ALI KA6TBRN CITIES can
DO made NJ thts ofllcc. Damages and
over charges settled promptly
June l5th, iSSe-d
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r I X E's p e A k!

AT MARCY,s, on. sec~na.sarses.
"a 10 the only place that you can get good Gair
twist Rines, and Colts Revoivers At tl6s ) piece.
mch1odlv @a8 @&N-l# 0Fs
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lave gained the con1aspss 81 All Who use
i them, and have proved one OF the most valu-
able inventions sf the age. They use Shatsie,
alike, which cannot be unraveisd or pslisd oat.
They are all made with the higest mechanical
skill, and all warranted TO work woslon al kinos
of goods, from the Lightest Fabric to Heavy
our new Family Sewing Machine. Il has been
manu- ufactured expressly for Family Use, and has
met with favor Ssm oil. IL 10 % simpliasd ~ to
render il almost impossible 10 get out OF order or
derange its operations; iOdesd IL IL so simple -
to astonish one, that so small piece Of mecAan-
ism will sew.
below We give description Of the different style
Of the Wsed Patent,
No. i. Ia very convsnint style, which can b.
worked by hand or foot, on or OF it's own table.-
For tbs convenenss Of shipping, and also for large
manutaatosies, who're il IL Heoessay to place .
number u maohines into lopg bench, making one
table answer for all. Price 80.
No. 8. WiA Walautor Nshogapy Table, With
or without Box Top, which locks down. Price 500
and tl1o.
No. .. Same sise - No. !, but Rms With = bsl
and 1t much higher rate OF speed. This kind
is we'll adapted to manufacturing Clothing or for
Leather work. gfsTa# sf
This il really the cheapest machine in the mar
ket, As there is no work done on Sewing Machine
that II win not do. II il confidently asserted that
nae. Pries 4l0e.
No. 4. Ihis machine has . long arm 10 aooemmo-
date large work. II runs 1t high rate Of speed,
runs easily, and IL, without doubt, the best Ma
chime fos Tailorss sse offered 10 tho public
Itis pssahariy fitted for plantation work. bstng
very simplc yet substantial and dursbis, With but
little liability to got out Of order. Price 4l7o.
No. .. This II new and cheaper style, and
general favoritc for Family. Light Leather, and =
great varsity ok work. Ii has bssn uottsn up with
reference to furnishing strong and durable, yet
light and tasty Machine, st = less price than
either II the shove. II runs very easy, rapidly,
and is pronounced the best machine now In market
for $50.
No. g.. Thisis > NaChias got mp on IN entirely
new principle, different from anything ever before
offered 70 the publie and We confidently assert that
fer family nse u Aa1 not eqsAl. II 10 very light
and tasty, very rapidly, s Almost Aoisslsss in
It's operation, and uses STRAIGHT NEEDLE
II h asrangca - TO b utterly inpossibls fer It
to miss stitches. II has tension on both sidsg,
and carries large supply of thread on the under
spool The motions are eaned by two smsll sfanka.
that run without perceptihls noise. The tn
threads are worked In such : maAner ~ never %
both pull IT the time, and consequently little
liable to break. The ssam II vary eI1stc, md the
thread doss mt brsak in washing. II Will 10
sork better tA.n eh-s> machine --c= = .---
kst - y psss sik. cotton Or linen With sqaal t.
Descriptive Circulars furnished gratis.
OFEICn, ~ BroAdvay, Nov York.
WHITNRi : LION .Propristors.
~Agents Wanted. ~ (jsl0dAv
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Ayers Cherry Pectoral,
FOR THE RAPID CURE OF

FOR THE RAPID CURE OF
Coughs, Colds, Influenza, H0arscness,
Group, Bronchitis, Incipient Consump-
tiOn, and for the relief Of Consnmptive
Patienis In advanced stages Of the
disease.
So wide is the field Of its usefulness and so n,i-
merous are the cases OF its cures, that almost
every section of country abounds in persons pub
hciy known, who have been restored from alarming
and even desperate diseases of the lungs by its
use. When once tried it's superiority over every
other medicine Of its kind is too apparent to escape
observation and where its virtues are known. the
public no longer hesitate what antidotc to employ
for the Distressing and dangerous affections of the
pulmonary organs that are incident to our climate.
While many inferior remedies thrust upon the
community have failed and been discarded, this
has gained friends by every tYial conferred benefits
on the siiiicssd they can never forget. and pro-
duced cures too numerous and too remarkable 10
be forgotten.
PREPARED BY
.a DIR. y. G. AVER A CO.
LOWELL, MASS.
BARTLETT, KAYE = CO, Ksokuk.
). II. kEED 4 CO., Chicago,
BARNARD co, ST. Louia,
SURE. 1cKs1ElN : CO.. Maeinsa.i,
And Agsnt. in svsr, town in the United States.
nylslAvly ra'
t3
1sHE suhecriber being obliged 70 make change
! In ths WAS0a RsfAIaIas DnrARrnsHr, has -
euSsd thp eefviN9s Of = competent wOrkman--ons
Who understands his business thoroughly. Great
care will - tske~ 18Th -. ~c-s s.:.-..:ss - NY
cars. and the work warranted % give satisfaction.
7As RepstrtHg ~ Clocks, JeweiTy, fc., also the
nanA faetSYinG Of goods Of every description shall
rooeive ny pstsenal attention, And vafrAstsd.
r. 6.-Work Of al ksn4s not giving perfect sat-
t4fscttes will ~ Promptly ~ usts1 ~ calling On
the subscriber, at No. 1stes Aouse .se- n
April 6-d4w SAM g. BRIDGES.
CLOTHING STORE.
r AN again in the Clothing business, aad isvite
al the old scttlers, % we'll - al now ones, to
BURKE'S CORNER,
North wAs& Aa1nes Of Main and Third streets.
"A, lhs.s ..sry sy.s q gods for mems wear. which
Spring and 6ulnmer Goods
TO suit every taste. Also, Gen tlemens Furnishing
Goods, Tfunhss CaF3st sacks and vaIses.
lDruAll end sseiUR HARkY FULTON.
DN Ess GOODS.
nOUR1E ND PLAIN skI RI OH0ANDIE8
- and MA r. = q ES; double Width Black BA-
Re0 rs, just received by
lnnee-d 2. D. FOSTER.
GAIT. .Ksnsw hA and Lake, in bbls., low, by
- jyB w. H. AUSTIN : co.
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TINE TABLE NO. /,

TINE TABLE NO. i,
TO take effect on and after Sept. II, 1859.
TWO TRAINS will leave Wassaw dAily, (Sun-
-; = dAys excepted vis: Freight and Accomisoda-
Lssves Warsaw wat................-.....Y:OO .. m.
s"ao Keekuk and Hamilton. ........s7:3e q m.
Aniyes 81 ese............. .......s:30 :. N.
RETURNING-ohicago Mail and Express
Lcsvss Carthage at ........--.... ...-..S:00 m.
!" Ksekuk and Hamilton .....lo;00 .. m.
Arrives ut Warsaw...-....... .. m.
second Train--maIi ana Express,
THROUGH TO
CHICAGO. nun LInGTON 4 QUINCY
RAILROAD DIRECT. as
Leaves Warsaw, at...................li4o li4o p. N.
kepkuk ..-............ -.........xsOo p. n.
Aniyes At cafthage-- p. M.
RETuRNIN0-Frsight and Accommodation TrSin
Leaves Carsn. gs....:......:...... p. m.
Keokuk and HAMILTON at'..--6:30 p m.
Trains connect at Carthage with . fast line Of
Troy Coaches,
Carrying the United States Mail 10 the
ChSca9S. Durlsngtsn = Qu,ncy =. IL.
MAKING sUKECoNNncrIONs EAsr Asp " rsr.
- Passengers isaving Ksohuk On the p. m.
10rLssSilg Chicago at 7:4S p. y. reach Ksoku uk
ut MA. =. THROUGH In II HOUR6.UR
@~PATENT SLEEpING CARS on ali night
tfatns on C. b. Q. r. r..
rn8OBOH TICK ETs over this ronte II
all The principal plscss East, North and South
East, can - pfossred 1T the
80 RAILROAD TICKET OFFICE,
Aain-st., bsswesn lst and EOKUK.
E.P. III ELL, y. r.. TIE w K1DUMT n,
.aa 81 Superintendent. Ticket Agent.
Sept. Is, sod
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Mam OHseL z. Ncoysa above fAe Mlkn1o H1us
HAlk-CUTIIN6 done according 10 physios
- nony and The principles of the Cos1sw.
4AiI md Mhisksn adysd to PwfSesisn, sithef
bru1vn or black. ss s 2 T@9 S- hi, f@ m
The Proprietor caln spedal attention to his style
q Hair Cutting, and challenges the profession.
Il II "a fsb11dGwly 4 sAF '#
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For description of paper not in store orders will be
received and executed at short notice. the most IA
VOrable terms.
gzs@ Orders by mail will meet with prompt attention.
Providence r. l. Feb. 1859 dawtf febl
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miles from home l could no longer bear her
wearied look or her efforts to sit upright and
suddenly lifted her to my knee She was too
tired to resist, but gave one quick look at my
face, and muttering some foreign, but, to my
ear, loving word, she fell asleep on my breast"
81 had not been used to children-I had
never cared for them, but somehow, the touch
of that little head upon my breast gave me a
new feeling-the sense of poSSeSSi9n-and |,
who had hitherto scorned to kiss any of woman
kind save my mother, Involuntary pressed my
lips to her cheek She moved slightly, her
small fingers twined themselves closer about
mine, and felt that henceforth she was mine
No living soul had right to step between us
and from that day to this the feeling has only
strengthened. Far better would it have been
if had died that night when | carried Marion
Ashley in and laid her in our mothers lap Far
better had we all died-Marion, Fred, and | !"
lie paused for second, and his whole face
was tremulous with emotion, like the face of
some grieved, sobbing child.
Il told you death was garrulous," he said,
finally "besides, it rs long since have dared
to look back upon those years-but | must face
them now, for | am not one to do things by
halves!
Marion was all to us that we hoped. My
mother ordered away the cradle with some
thing like sigh, but in few days she was
quite happy with the child. She even super
intended her lessons, and seemed to grow
young in the process. Her shyness soon wore
off, and when | entered college, two years
later, a happier family did not exist.
"Then, if it had not been for this obstinate
nature Of mine-this cursed, concentrated self
ishness, that could never yield up aught it
claimed-all might have been WE'LL But years
only strengthened my boyish love for Marion
What should care for society-the dashing
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EXCHANGE HOTEL = The

{=fJzes subscriber has taken the Exchange Hotel op
tttaassS poste the Court House, lately occupied by
lsIsssH Taft, and is ready to accommodate permanent
LsEsEE' and transient boarders. Connected with the
house is large and commodious Stable Just re-
paired with sheds and other convcniences attached
every way suited for the public convenience.
apll diff SAMUEL BANNISTER
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"a SAS, PIXIES PEAK, &c.
DIV wen known Explorers and Authors, JAMES RED
PATH and r. j, HINTON, of Kansas. Containing De
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Who should Go; Outfit, and Cost of; Treatise Pre-
empon Laws, &e. Two very full, carefully corrected
C0LTON'S MAPS
Boston Traveller, March l6 1859 SAYS, at is by far the
best description of Kansas published and
should attempt to emgrate to that region without first
obtaining copy
Single copies sent by Express for IS cents; by Mail
prepaid to person RENTING IS cents, in postage
stamps, otherwise A. j. d 7. r. ROBINSON,
General Agents for Coltons Aliases, Maps, &C.
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IN BY REV. j. IL. INGRAHAM
JUST PUBLISHED,
THE PILLAR OF FIRE :

ISRAEL IN BONDAGE;
BY the author of The Prince the House of David"
Being an account Of the wonderful scenes in the life Of
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70 the ascent Of sinai comprising by eyewitness
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Narrated In series Of letters from syrian Prince trav
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The volume abonnds In characteristic passages highly
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10 the 100000 readers of rhe Prince of the House Of
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one Vol, large l2mo. 800 pp Illustrated Price, 81 u.s.
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WANTED INIMEDIATELY-A GOOD
w Carriage Painter at the shop of
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WANTED 900 feet of inch season.
w ed White or Yellow Oak Plank at Bradleys Car
Shop,
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Il r. MARTIN, the celebrated New Eng
" land CLOTH DRESSER, stu continues to cleanse
garments professional cloth Dresser q X ~ 1ane,
the liberty 10 state the dlercnee between
tlofh Dresser and (lgM Mafafffc y professional
Cloth Dresser grasses ne Gfeae snsnrV ness ".
the most delicate fabric. Goth Murderer cleans tho
nan and drives the rVasc aud dirt INTO the body Of the
cinth mailing The garment sff and hard aud eventually
ots ~ Remcmber the place--O0 Main s. dly M,
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-02-18

II ~ Hoa5rals Js.icB u ne Sgpr,a, Jujisisl
Cent. asrf o % Aiifsl AZ Pans, EHhia aad II,
a. C.Eaiy II OE'ori. % "a, sss0ad Ts'sday Of
.Nst,s,isr, 4. n. ISIS;
THE under.igaed would re-pecifall, represent
i that th- Commonwealth IT Massachusetts,
granted To- John D,riy. hi hsms and s.sgu.
roWn.h,p Ne. !. noN TOE town Of RuSluTy ~ the
Cuuut, Il ONhri, cnu'ainsg abput 1889 acres,
b, deed dated Dscsmhsr 9,h. 1891. aud recorded
"a the Cumberland Rrg isIry, lp'ok % page and
.. that ~ ani q, the t-tns IT sa,d grant, ur lots
"a .sid tIWuship 90 three hundred aad iWeRty
act.s each, reserved inr The uss II al inNn-
ship and iut specified publ,c uses, which aid nts
have not been lucsiei IN ,sysialiy by she said
grantee his hrir. ~ a.sgus, lor The Purposes ~.
pressed IN AL giant, and that large psrtian IT
"a Il tow n.hip - It'll Mid AL unoccupiei lads
snd rNn-d b, The grantees hrr. anil assign. vl
s,id Dr,by. The undersigned wVali ih-r,l,re
rrsvcctlaiy rrguv.t the llon. Cont Aforesaid 10
appoint th,rr d.,aisr'st-' psTsuns IT the Couni,
aforesaid, a. lcatc ~ separate bots the proportions
reserved lor the purpusss aforesaid, aud ." ,rsig
nate the ", ior Nh,rh each Lt Is 20 reserved anI
L,calrd. such hlts o. b. e average quality With
the rrsdue of the and. ~ ssii toSnship agrrra.
~, o. the siisenlh sscliOn II the 9Th chapter Of
the Revised Statutes.
G,vsn under m, hsnd At Bangor. 10 the County
Of Ps,rol,scot this SOih ia, 81 Ocioer, AID. ls5s.
NOAH BARKER, Land Age,,t
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AMERICAN 4 FOREIGN PATENTS,
u. II. EDDY.
Solicitor of Patents!

late AgcRt Of tke ". =. Patent Orc, Wash
iagioH. HNdsr ne act of 1897.
20 state ST., opposite kiiby So, Boston.
a FrEg an extensive practice OF upwards u
~ tweniy Years. coaiiaaes o. secure Patents ~
the Uaited States; and also Va Great fritain,
France, add other furcign countries. Caveats,
Specifications, Assignments, aud all Paper' or
Dr,wings iar Patent. executed en- liberal terms,
add With despatch. Reseavhes made into Ame.
rican 80 forcign works 90 determine the VALIDITY
or uiily 90 Pairnis or la,entions-aad legal ~
aih.r advice rendered IN sll matters touching the
sane. Copies Of the claims of any faicuts Toe.
ni.hei h, renting One Dollar. Assignment, fe-
cof,'c.l Al Washington.
THE Ageac, u not only the larses, ~ New Ing
And, hot through u Inventors have advantage Toe
securing patents. or acetisiniag the psi'nt'h'l'iy
~ inyeniioa., unsurpassed by, ifnot ,umeasufa'
his superior ~, any which can be offered them
elsewhere. The testimonials helms gwen ptoys
that nan. !. MORE SUCCESNFUL AT TIE
PATENT OPFTC T. than the .ul,-cf,l~r, and 80
SUCCF SS rs THE BEST PROOF or AID.
VANTiGFS AND ABILITY, be would add
that b. has shuni,nt rcasan o. hslieNe, and can
move thai al ~ uihr, Office of the kiai are the
rh,r.c, f,s pfoisssionalscTy crs - mndrTalc. The
,ninsuss pr,cice ot The sshscril.f ,lufing tWeniN
,rars p,.: ha. emhlej him 10 accumulate vast
collection of specifications and uihcial ''.cisinns
relative o. patents. These, h,silrs his extensive
ilrsp 81 legal and mechanical NofAs aud foil ac.
couni- of Patents grated 10 the Jn,trd states and
Eurure. rrudsr him able. hr,oud g'ssiion, To otcf
SUPERIOR tae,hue. ior phiain,pg rsirnis.
An usc,.sit, Il Journey 10 Wsshington topro.
cure p,icp,. AMI the usual great delay there, ate
taycd iuScatou.
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