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The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1859-02-18
Wonderful and Astounding Discovery.

A friend, writing from Galesburg,
Knox Co., Illinois, says there are two gen.
tlemen residing in that vicinity, 1--WE pre-
fer to omit their names, who edo affirm
that telegraph across the Atlantic is
possible. and without a cable, with no
other conductor than the water Of the
great deep. They profess to have dem.
onstrated by actual experiments, the truth
Of theory which explodes the commonly
received opinion Of the action of galvanic
circuits, and which enables them, by the
application of its principles, to send tele-
graphic dispatches to any distance, using
water or the earth ms II conductor" Our
correspondent we'll remarks "If it shall
prove that citizen of this County has
made a discovery which will supcrcede
the use OF the Atlantic Gable, i, will in.
deed be glory enough for Knox County
for one year. Wonder-whaI next o.
AS we are but moderately versed in the
sciences, we shall not attempt to predic
the results Of this new discovery. We
trust, however. that this solf-adjusting
water.power telegraph may be made tc
operate as successfully as the Atlantic
Gable has, thus far.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1859-02-18

On Saturday last, the House of Repre-.
sentatives passed the Senate Bill for the
admission Of Oregon into the Union, by n
vote o! ia yeas to 1903 nays. Oregon
is, therefore, State. Fifteen Republicans
and seven Anti. Lecompton Democrats
voted with ninety.two Lecompton Demo.
Gratis, for the bill and eighteen Southern
Democrats, ten South Americans, and
two Anti -Lecompton Democrats, voted
with seventy.,hreo Republicans. against
the bill. 1t will thus be seen that Oregon
was admitted by Republican votes. One
rule is made to apply to Kansas, and quite
another to Oregon and this is what we
suppose may be called modern political
Justice. Messrs Horton, Nichols and
! Letter are the only Ohio Republicans
who voted for the bill. Five Republicans,
| (including Messrs. Bliss and Sherman,
of this State, three South Americans
seven Lecomptou and two Anti. Lecomp
ton Democrats, are reported absent or no
voting.
On Monday, Messrs, Lane and Smith
took their seats as Senators from the now
State of Oregon.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1859-02-18

esA young gentleman connected with
the Express Office in this city, says the Still
water (Minu.) Messenger, had occasion to
60 to Arcola few days since on business
requiring speed, wheroupon he harnessed
fne Newfoundland dog to light hand sieu
and made the journey on the ice in twenty
seven minutcs--being an average OF one
mile in a little less than four minutes. The
dog is about four years old, but large and
powerful. We would like to sec the dog
that cau oxcei this feat,
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1859-02-18

The IRoN DUTIEs-Tbo Washington cor,
respondent of the New York Herald writes
that " tho movement of the iroa manufacture
ors to obtain law for an increase of duties
or for specific duty on iron-for which
purpose tho meeting was held the other da!
in Philadelphia--is likely to bo an imPor
tant ono in political point of view. A
this time the movement s merely nitiatory
but there will probably bo, within shcr
timo powerful organization"
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eKWe are gratfed to learn that th

ETWe are grOtifed to learn that the
Geauga Seminary in Chester, under the
management Of Mr.. S. Ambrose Walker
is again in a fourishing condition. We
arc informed by one who has reason tC
know. and upon whose judgment in such
matters, we place much reliance, that Mr.
Walker is one of the best of scholars aus
teachers, and is doing good work il
Chester. See advertisement in anothe
column.
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The "RUFus SouLE" AFFAIR

THE "RUFUs SoULE" ATFAIR.--
Another war breeze has sprung up be-
tween this country and Great Brilain.--
The capture aud burning of an alleged
SLAYER, sailing under the American flag,
is the exciting cause. AS all this WAS
done on the African coast, in apparent
conformity with the construction put by
our Secretary of State upon the treaty on
'his subject, and probably with substan'
tal justice on the side OF the British cruiser,
We can afford to wait for the facts" as
given by both parties to the transaction.
We can then better judge whether this is
Geally an outrage" AS the friends OF the
slave traders maintain, or only n sham
pretext for eniisling public sympathy on
the side OF slave piracy. The account
before given was from one OF the crew oI
the doomed vessel. Even his statement
renders il morally certain that the Rufus
Soule was a SLAYER. In boarding her, the
commander Of the Viper was exercising
the police power distinctly recognized as
his by Hr. Cdss. yet TO be used at his
peril that is. subject to all the conse-
Guences OF mistaken arrest and capture
In that case the injured party would have
a remedy. Bu; # the vessel is really
found to be a SLAYER, the cruising office
would be only doing his duty, in seizlnt
and coniscaling her. Gin. Gdz.
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Another Fire in Painesville.

On Saturday morning last, our town
was the scene of another destructive Fire,
and the fourth one 1--WE think } within thr,s
years-a striking demonstration Of the
line,
Woes cluster raro are solitary woes"
Old Geauga Mill, the property CT Mr.. N.
S. Wheeler, lies in ashes. The fire was
discovered about Q o'clock in the morn
ing, and then the inside. Of the Mill w0s
entirely in flames. The Friday evening
previously the Mill was run all night
and it was also run until nearly l2 o'clock
Saturday night-ior the purpose OF gait
ing time to put in a new wheel, already
made, to-day. There were about fifteen
barrels more-nothing saved.
The Mills were valued at $1,000
! insured sc 900, in the following compan-
les : The Charter Oak Fire and Marine,
Hartford, $1,000; Great Western Fire
and Marine, Philadelphia, 81 900; North
American, Hartford, 1000; City Fire
Insurance Company, New Haven, S2, 600;
Irving. New York, $1,000. There was
also an Insurance of $500 on Flour and
Feed, in the Charter Oak.
The Saw Mill attached was insured in
the Consolidated Insurance Co., Philadel-
phia, for 81 900.
The Mills will probably be rebuilt, but
by whom. at this early day, it is impossi-
BILE to tell The site Of the Mill is one Of
the best in this vicinity.
Origin Of the fire not known Paines.
Telegraph, Extra Feb. IA.
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WHAT DID IT,-Peter Mccormick, young
man living at Portage, got drunk at saloon,
spont AL his money, was turned into the
street, got on the railroad track, was run
over by the cars aud killed, Rum did it,
MILpaukie Net4s.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1859-02-18

THR BoRE.-The work on tho Artesian
Well q, tho Capitol was recommended IN
the liEh. When the work was suspended
for lack OF funds in December, the depth of
1883 lect bad been reached, and tho uugor
was penetrating at Tho rate Of ave foOt per
6eY,
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1859-02-18

nEThose who enjoy dancing. should
bear in mind that d. w. Stocking has
advertised for dance at his Cottage
Hall on the Little Mountain, on Tuesday
next. (the Gsd J, commenting at O'Clock
?, N.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1859-02-18

THE CooLIE TRADE.-A letter from
France says: Gauthier. the builder Of
Hayre. has just sold the three fines:
steamers ever built in France to the Pen
insula Compsny,at $500. 900 for the three.
Every msra;ime Company is falling. The
finest frs.class merchantmen are being
fitted out for what is the fashion now a.
days to denominate "the China trade" "
but which has no other aim than that oI
tho transportation Of Coolies from China
TO the French colonies. You will see a
great deal in the papers just now, con
crnins this sams commerce de Ia Chine
l I means nothing else than the trade above
specified.
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FREAK OF A CoNvIcT.-Ye Yesterday
morning. soon after the prisoners Of the
Penitentiary were marched out from their
cells, one OF them turned up missing. 1t
proved to be an old man named M!lligan'
sent fol life about two years since from
Brown county. Where he had placed
himself was mystery to all their labor
proving Intellectual until near dark last
evening. when the fellow was found
secreted in six feet pit underneath the
large fiy-wheel of Hail & Browns ma
cbinery. He had secreted himself early
in the day before the wheel was started
and laid there upon his back for hours
with the wheel almost touching his stripes,
and revolving at immense speed. In a
box.by his side were stored large guam
lity Of crackers, sugar and other light
articles OF food, Of which he had procured
sufficient quantity to last him a week.
The machinery was instantly stopped.
Miligan was drawn fol III from his retreat.
and placed in another more dark, cheer
less, secluded, and seours~--Ihe dungeon,
Col. Fact,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-08-29
Legal Notice:

To Charles e. Rider:
VOU are hereby notified that there IL now on hie
In the o66cs of the CLERK Of the District Cosrt
Of Lee County, Iowa, et Ksokuk, . petition Of =.
r. 1 u. W. Ford, claiming Of you the sum Of fouf
HUNDRED and Afsy doalAss, With iAtsrot thsrsou
from March ;. 1857 at . per cent, per annum, -
money dus on your pronissory note Of said date TO
Khhn 6snn, ios sAid sun, payable two ysass after
said date, and By said Gum endorsed 70 said F. r.
3 D. W. Ford and also praying writ Of attach
msnt aeainst yoa, and which has been lsvieA on
your real estate In said eoanty, In tho town of
Nashville.
And unless Jon appear and answer said petition
on or before the morning Of the second day OF the
next tern Of aid court, to Be- holden ct Ksokuk
in said county, on the hrst Monday Of Septsmber,
A. d. 1850. Judgment viii bs rendered against
YOU by default. NOBLE STRONG,
Julv %. l86o-dlm Atty's for PIN
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Ayers Ague Cure.

which neutrahzes this malarious poison in the
blood and stimulates the liver to expel it from the
BODY As II should 90 it does cssrs this affecting
disorder with perfect certainty. And it does more,
or rather does what 10 of more service 10 those SUBJ
lec to this infection. III taken in season Il cxpels
1t nom the system as IL is absorbed and thus keeps
those who use it free from It's attacks; keeps the
system IN health although exposed to the discase
Consequently it not only cures, but protects FROM
the great variety OF affections which are induced
BY this malignant influence, such as Remittent
Fever. Chill Fever, Dumb, or Masked Ague,
Periodical Headache, or Bilious Headache, Bilious
Eevets, Neuralgia, rheumatism Gout, Blindness,
Toothaehe, Earache, Catarrh, Asthma, Palpita-
tons, Painful Affections of the Spleen, Mysteries,
Cole. Paralysis, and Painful Affections Of the
Stomach, aud Bowels. all Of which, when arising
from this cause, will be found to assume more or
less the intermittent type This AouB CuRR I"
removes the cause Of these arrangements and cures
the disease.
This it accomplishes by stimulating the excre-
torres to expel the virus from the system and
these organs by degrees become habited to do this
their Office of their own accord Hence arises what
we tern acciimatntioa. Time may accomplish the
same end, but often life is not long enough or 10
sacrificed in the attempt. while this A0uE CURK
does it at oncc, and with safety. We have great
reason to believe this il d surer az well rs safer
remedy for the whole class of diseases which are
caused by the miasmatic infection, than any Other
which has been discovered; and it has still another
important advantage to the public which Is, that
1t II cheap as well good.
PREPARED ny
DIR. j. G. AVER &c co.
LOWELL, MASS.
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To James Lamb, exscuter o& the sshts u WM.
Lamb dsessss1, yrAnkhn Meek and Hliaahsth
Assk, PstAr Newcomer and RosannA NsvsomH,
Hannah p. Sargent and EnydR 6axgsnt, Dsnisl
woodward, Newt0a Lamb and -- Lamb hi
wi1p; A
WOO and saAh ol yoa ass hsrsby notified that
y Asre n new - Ale In the ofkes of ~ Clsek
Of the District Oo1rs q Les County, lows, = Keo-
kuk, psGitisno1 Hlrsm nasasy claiming Z yss
the sAid james LAmh, axesatof Of the ssease q
William Lamb deesasSd ths sum & nine hundssd
and sixty -ssvsA aad 0er1oo dolhfs1 With interest
thereon alto pg esnG Pr ssnsn iron AaZ eth,
1859, . money due on mortpee made p wnnAm
Lamb In hisl H time - ChaRl6s AneAs dessd sne
-, 1sss; and slaining apiast !esA q yoS s.na
tho Foreclosure q The aid mortgage, ths seme ne-
Ing upon ths ~. o. the NV. " -. ~ 40
the n Of the nav. Of section 81, al - sown-
ship Ss north, rsnge west, IN Leo county, lowas
for the purchase money; and the same having osen
assigAsd BY said Aason 70 said Barney. II.
And snless Jon appsar and aaswsf sAid pessnon
on u before the moering Of the ssSsnd day - the
next term Of said court TO com msnos 81 Ksok.k on
the Afst Monday In September, a. D. le0 ,j.df-
ment win b rendered against you - elaimsd IN
said petition.
NOBLE STRONG,
July 20, 1s5o-d1m Atty's for PINE
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McORARY 4 BRUC1,
July Is, IS5o-d1m Att'ys for Pitt.
OrsUseal Nestce. -.

To Charles Hubbsli, AaryP. Woodward. William
s. Woodward and Sears n. Lovsridge:
VOU and saeh Of you ars hereby notihsd that
1 there Il on Ale in the Clsrk's O6hcs Of the
District Court Of Lee County lows, 81 KsOkuk, :
petition Of Henry g. and Loaiss O. DeLo1is, mi
nors, Who sus BY shsir gasrdisn Martin Stafford,
claiming the foreclosure Of six mortgages given
bv Charles HuhSell 70 Jamss l.. Estss - guardian
Of petitioners, said nortgAgn being sespestivsly
on different parts of the following propsrty, In
tho City Of 7Ksokak, Lee County, Iowa, vis:
lots 10, II md II IN Arch square, and lot In
block Isl said petition claiming - due and nm.
patdoa sll said mortgages tho aggregate sum OF
O. ,0S3 IS, with 10 per cent. par AMMAN tuterest
from Desember lin, 1858 on tl7s2 50 Of said sum,
ana from October lsth, 1881 on "a. 0i .4S Of raid
sum; and also praying for the sxtincticn Of tho
interest Of al OF said defendants IN the above
deseri he'd real estate, and for general relief
Nov. therefore, anlsss you appear and answer
said psti ton on or before the second day OF the
September term, 1850, of said court, 70 commence
on the arst Monday Of sspsenbeE. tsdfnsns VIII
be rendered against You thareo pro confesao.
CURTIS, GILLMORH CURTIS,
July II, l8oo-lm Soils FOR Petitioners.
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RAILROAD.
CHANGE OF TIMEl
r W y 4 L. Y II A Nsy


TO take effect on Monday, june 9th, 1850.
ESRON aed after the shove date and until fur
= thar notice, two Passenger Trains will leave
Packet Depot, Ksokuk ~ follows:
First Train leaves Ksokuk daily (Eun-
days sacsptsd)At $500 A. \.
Second Train leaves Keokuk daily
(Bunday sxssptedl u 400 p. 4.
Firyt Train leaves Nontrosc daily
s tSsndays sDspssD q s:Is 4, Il.
6sooad g1rain leAvsD Nontrose daily
(Sundays sxcsptsd) ~ 600 r. \.
TEMPLIN, PLUMNRR CO.. Lsssses.
d. W. DAVIS, Superintendent.
J. j. T8vKssU8Y, Tick ket Agsat, Aain-st.
@Ths sboys road Il now prepared to furniah
Car for Pic Mics and pleasure parties on short NO
tics aod q the nsst favofsbIs 'tsrms For further
information spply at The Ore In Packet Depot,
or to The 6ApefinesadsatN
gJpnss, .to-dAu ,s.8 ss
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Trustees sale,

TFu0tOOsa sale.
DUBLIC NOTICE n hereby given that on Sat-
urday the 2lth day Of September, A. d. lG s., b.
tween The hours of 10 o'clock :. N. and O'Clock p.
N. OF tAat day win proosed TO sll at public sas
n front O1 the Court House in the city of Ksokuk
Lee sosnts enA GtAAN - Ieve. tn the hishAsA h8d-
der for cash. the following real sssats. q Wit LOs
No. eight (6) In block No. one hundred and twenty
nine ~, IN the city Of Ksokuk, Lss county and
The abovs sale will b nads By virtue Of Dssd
Of Trust executed tia Jth u April, -. d. l9o6.
b. A. ,. Ball and Mary AAA NJ vile y ne, -
curing the payne ant of two promissory No tss made
b. said A. y. Ball 70 james 3. Brpne and hy Said
Bruce sn1sSsSl 10 D. ~ Mosrs = Co., each dstsd
April 1T, 1ss6 ,fR 1113 s0-loo sash,-tAs Ar5t dss
IN year, md which II paid, and tAs second Aas
in two ysATa from II da4e with exchange N Balti
more, and interest thereon aftAr the Arat day Of
April A. y. 4660 xnd which remains past dus sud
unpaidy and tAs saia Desd q Trust having beo0nd
ayailsbls By ssassl Of ssoh nom -psynsnt, nov 4
will proceed TO cell - above stated and execute :
dsed 70 The paFshassr y such SALE II u
such trust.
asfa GRO G. DIXON, Trustee.
Ksokuk, August Is, 1850 -dtd
SAND PAPE HI.
K n RBAM6 0Axtsr's Arst quality, numbers O.,
~ I, /, 4, 3 and assorted, FOR sals very Low ~
F. A. !. WILKINSON,
Sign Of tho Golden RAgk and Mortar,
Juns3 s6 Msin-st.
l1yANDLKS--9x bxs., Star and Mould, Tor sale BY
~ my6 KELLOGG bk66E-
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Asokuk ,kt. Des N elm . 4 N ~ nes . -
- "A II z O,A4tl.a IA
CM = NC 81 TIM EI
ONE DAILY TRAIN.
0n asd sftsr this date and uatllfsrtAsr notice,
~ ONE Passenger Train will, run sash way
daily, (Sundsys sxcsptsd,) - follow;
Leaving Ksokuk ct 0:1O A.
Leaving Bentonsport at 2:50 Pm.
cssnssting ct the latter place, q heretofore,
With the eoashss Of the Western Stage Co., for eli
points in Middle, Western and southern Iowa,
Eebrsska, Kansas, 10.
THROUGH TICKETS to St. Louis, Louisville,
cfnsinnati, and the East, may be had 1t the Once
II Bsatou sport.
&-1ars = low ~ tho lowest, to AL southern
and Eastern Cities.
s. DWIGHT EATON,
Superintendent.
STioket Once under Hatch Thompson Z
Bank, and at Railroad Depot.
Once in Kilbourne's Block.
Ksokuk, Nov. B. 'kS-dtv
1859. sElSoS lRRlIcE1Er. 1859.
SxzSsr. LOUIS, sT.PAUL -
sTILLWArER.
NORTHERN LINE PACKETS.
THE following swift and superior stsamers win
1 compose this line for ths present season:
CANADA, Capt. WAHD.
M1HNESOTA A BILLIE, Capt. HUI
DENMARK, Capt. GRAY.
HENRY CLAY Capt 61pvxxsoH
PKABINAW Capt. GRI1vIra.
METROPOLITAN, Cspt. knoDns.
Nh. u. 1WIN0, Uap4. 0Krxxn
NORTHRRNER, Csps. AL1oaD.
They will leave Ksokuk, FOR St. Paul, on Tues
day, Wednesday, Friday and Sunday evenings, and
f~ St. Louir on Tuesday, Thursdsy, Friday and
Sunday mornings.
This Line hes been in successful operation for
the past year, and for regularity omfort and
gssfankisn on the Western Rivers, and hsps 70
merit . continuance Of the liberal patronage which
has hcen hszstefore bestowed upon them.
For freight or passage apply to
BROWN, AUSTIN CO., Agents,
$50 Lsvss, Keokuk.
WARDEN ! ASHALER, Gsnl Agts., St. Louis.
Feh16a
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rJyO John Tripist and =. 9. Pyle: You are hereby
1 notified thai there 10 new On ale In the once of
the Clerk Of the District Court of Lee County Iowa.
at Keokuk, : petition Of John johnson claiming
of you the said John Triplst three hnnArsd dol
lars ~ money due on rsonissory note, and also
claiming Of beth Of you Shs foreclosure Of mort
gage on lot No. seven "a In block No. ons hundred
and ninety -sight (I0s), Keokuk, lows; said mort
gags bears dste February 3Sth, 1857. and l. given
to secure the payment Of said pronissory note and
one ether note.
Now unisss Yen appsar and answer said petition
on or before the seoonA AAy of the Septambsr term
l8bo) OF said District Court which CONNIE mess It's
session on the nrst Monday In September, 1879,
judgmeat And decree wih . rsndefsd Against yoa,
and aid lot will b sold for the payment Of the
amount found 10 b due on said note, interest and
costs and all tho interest Of both the defsndanse
In said lot will be cut Oh and forever barred ana
forsclosed.
McoRARY 4 BRUCE,
Ju1v I6 lSko.dlm Att'ys for Pitt.
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no. G. AMDHasoH. ALHxAEDnH DAnCrA
ESTABLISHED IN IsA6.l

BANKING HOUSE or
a n y n q r o. An , n q b N 4 o o.
7 HAvEthis day admitted u ! partner in the
bsen my teller for the last six years.. The busi-
| ness, hereafter, willbs sSadustsd under the 6rm
aad style Of $50
GEO. O. ANDERSON . 90.
Being one Of the Oldest Banking Housss (if not
the odsst) In Iowa, the now Arm sohsits sontin-
ths senior partner.
TAsy will make collsetions and remit, less Rx-
change, on the dsy ef payment, frss Of charge.
Their references are ~ formerly BY senior part
Asr wis a@
Park Bank, N. Y.
winsIox, Lanisr ! Co., Banksrs,N.Y.
Edward Il. Clark Co., Philadslphis.
Howard Banking Co, Beston.
Mazins Bari. Chicago.
Holman = &0slpska, Chicago.
Mechanics Bank, PittsbaTgh.
Tsr..rs, Deposit Banh. Pisssbarsh.
Gilmore : Brsthsrtsn +" CinsinAsti.
A. b. Hunt Co., " Louisville.
State 6ayings Institution, st. Louis.
Ksokuk, Jan. /, IS. GEO. ANDERSON
WI. faosPsos. D. v. BAILEY.
WIN. THoMPsor 4 co.,
BANKERS,
Corner ~ MAIN ana sscsnA sts..
AUx ~.
Isss. sPriss ana sunner 1853.
SUPPLIES JUST RECEIVED.
s.n.aurcznses. >. sAnss DEWEY
HUTCHINs0N 4 DEWEY,
MERCHANT TAILORS,
Third ct. bet Main Johnson. EOKUK.
IIAvE JUST received at their Fashionabls
Ii Tailoring and Furnishing sstsbiishmsnt,
Cassinsrea, vessingu, and dents FURNIaH-
ING GOODS, Of sll descriptions, and euAsAntss
that their work shall be done in the most ~
proved and setisfastory manner. They Are con-
stantiy receiving the New York and rhilsAsl-
phia 1ashicns; and respectfully solicit al WHO
desire good work and the best material to give
'-s5 .ri.-si9 1 si,' Hurcnrssox ! DEWEY.
~ IT,. . =. LID. -..',... ~
70 EPECTFULLY solieits ths satsntisa Il ths
N lAAiss 70 her NEW STOCK Of
SPRING L SUMNER GOODS.
The latest stylss and fashions ana various quail
ities. to salt Ail tastss. have besn selected.
RaHRca AND A1xneAr 7iowEKs.
Spring and Ssnnsf 6ha~h aad Aantillas,
1AHCT nA1n YTAs, nooP sKnss, AnD
THOHP6ONT STEEL SPRING TONIOS,
Lace AiN, Embrcidsriss, Collars, Hair Braid,
and every thing usually eonprised in this depart
retaii tsprl4d1 NO. 81 xAIN-sT.
New 04n1ng g0oods.
HR 1ass =. KInG. inforns the ladiss
Of Keokuk, tAs& she hAs retarned with q
larEs stock Of MILLINERY GOODS, which
che will ssll at very low prices. Her store - the
sosth sids Of Main street, betwssa and and I'd.
apr - d.
!. .DLAIR. B-H. n'mfYxB.
0LAIn 4 MCINTYRE.
-||sSSzs|L!sI r
~ ~ III uYIAs
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DRACTICES only in the Civil Courts Of Record,
= and dsvotss his time ehis1y 10 Conmsrsiai
As&. businsss from abroad viii ressivs careful
attention. OGes No. 40 chssnat atrSst. -
Jan. l, '50-lAHy