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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-12-30
An Ingenious surgioal operation.

The readers of ihe Rutland Courier, will
DOUBTLESS remember the account vo gave last
spring Of novel sargieal operation which
waa performed by d. sanborn u lhis town,
on gentleman from Bennington county.
j De operation consisted % wiring together
lhe broken bones ~ on arm, whlch had failed
70 unite, and which had resIited On other
means Of cure. Our paugrsph "a relation
10 that surgical feat wac widely copied by the
prev Of lhis county % she time, and also by
several medical journals 10 both Frrl,rd And
France.
Wssse glad q learn thatthe publication
Of th4l highly suoeessful operation hEs been
InslrumsR'sl 10 restoring % usefulness ano-
lher crippled limb, under circumstances which
are highly oreditable 20 the ingenuity and
skin Of the operator a. we'll AZ 10 the perse-
'erenoe oflhe patient, The particulars Of
this latter case, as We learn them, are a. fol-
lows
The patient O young man nom the tovn
Of Enfield, n, H., had his arm badly broken
above The elbow 10 lhreshiug machine,
about four years ago, Although tho arm
was properly attended 10, the bones did net
unite During lhe year following, tho pa
uenI u1derweui two severe surgical opera
uous Tor relief the last being performed by
Df. Warren, iu the Massachusetts General
Hospital, but without success. in june Last
IL being over three years amer the accident.
ihe }oung man, hearing Of the vide spread
fame Of Dr. sanborn, came % Rutland and
put himself under the care of tha; gentleman
Who performed the following operation on
the arm,
The bones we're cut down upon sbd expo
scd, and small portion removed from the
end Of each fragment These ends were then
pierced with gimlet, and through the holes
was passed stout silver wire, which was
twisted 10 such manner az 70 bring the
fragments olosply together, The wire wss
ihua allowed 20 remain fora number Of weeks
when Il was removed and the bones we're
found 70 be- grown together. The patient
vent home on the sixlh week with the arm
quite strong though forbidden 70 uae Il for
timo. a letter recently received from him
states that he has been at work two months.
and that his arn IL a. strong and well a. ey-
er- R1ad-Fo1'rer.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-12-30
Registry Of Birtha, Marriages and
Deaths,

~ no LaWnT ~ lhf tNifHHHiaH,
ALLOW me the privilege through che COP
umps Of your paper Of calling the attention
Of the clerks Of the school districts iu town
TO the Importance Of accuracy 10 their Te.
ports II births, marriages aud deaths 10 their
respective distrols,
Heretofore lhe reports have not been made
out with that amoput of cWo aud attention
which should be- given 60 such documents in
order 10 accomplish tbo object for which tho
stalute provides. St Johusbury, 10 we'll as
some other towns, has been somewhat remiss
in point Of duty, and has thereby oooasioned
rNc superintendent q good deal Of uuHecsssa.
~ labor
Il r. the purpose Of the law 20 furnish NJ
vitH reliable statistical evidence win Tetrr
ence to tho amount Of mortality in the state,
causes Of disease, influence Of climate upon
health, sc.
la order 70 carry out the above, the Leg
isIalure provides by appropriation for the an
nual publication Of lhg registry report, en-
bodying al tAe ESSENTIAL lgtA contained in
the towQ reports.
The 0an' report which was distributed du-
ring the last session Of the Legislature was
tor the year ending Dec. 1857, and contains
the following interesting item, vermont
stands ttird ,n the list as 30 heallhfllness.
Wisconsin shows the hast amount Of NOR.
lality, and California neat The liability to
overlook deaths iu these new statrs--and as
the difference was not great, il is probable
that Vermont should head she l,st-that the
absolute force Of mortality Ia this state il
less than Ia any other"
The report was prepared under the super
inIendanee Of Dr. Chaflrs /, Allen Of Mid
dlcbury to whose ability aud zeal in the
cause Of science We arc indebted for the ad-
mirablt manner in which the tables, Sc, are
made up
In their reports of1he causes Of deaths the
clerks should as FAR as possible consult the
Altcnding physician, rather than trust to the
opinions Of friends. u.
ST. JohHsbuy, Nov. 20.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-12-30
PhuBpygraphs.

"what are you fencing that pasture for
Forty acres Of r|Aould starye a cow" "Csr-
lainly, aud 30 / am fencing it to keep my
cows out"
"Testmon, Of the Rocks. An heiress on
the witness stand.
The Great Tribulaiion, Cumming
Serious Charge, Prw.rent
IIigh-bred Dog The sky-terrier.
"Hays you much fish in your b,gs7" said
person to a fisherman who VAS returning
home. "Ycs, good EEL" vm hc rather
slippery reply.
a PMNrERs EXcusE-A writer called at
his printers and accused the compositor Of
not having puhotuated his poem, when the
typo earnestly replied, "lm not a pointer
I'm setter"
We suppose that the man who, ia the hour
Of danger, turns pale and makes his escape,
may be said to como of With flying colors.
4 young lady who had lost, or mislaid her
beau. was advised to hang up her fiddle. She
said the advice did great violence TO her
heaIt-AtIlhBs'
The "local' Of the Philadelphia North
american thinks"thc daymay yet come when
men are propelled by steam power, the boil
ers being placed in their reoattail pockets.
Why is lover like tailor p Because he
presses his suit.
why is bed cover like a blh,er'-Bc-
cause its eounterpanc, Counter piin)
EXTRACT FROM TIE AlnUM KEPT At rnE FALLS.
"Next to the bliss oc seeing Sarah,
Is that Of seeing Niagara"
ON, 'rs HARD, NUEfD a man named
Oats, was had up recently for beating his
wife and children. On being sentenced to
imprisonment, the brute remarked that 1t
was very hard man. was not allowed to
thrash his own oats.
! The following is from a local paper "Pcr'
spus wishing 10 see the editors will generally
I Ind Them at thr pri6t-ng ailiec In the'r al
sencc, however, invitations TO dine, and chal-
lengcs to fight, shonld be lcft either With the
publisher, or in our table drawer"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-12-30

"DAr's nE MYSTERY. sarkcs had
bought II mrs. of pork in partnership, bat
sam having no place to put his portion in,
consented to trust the whole to Julius keep
ing The next morning they met when Sam
says;
Good morning, Julius, 5 anything hap
pcneJ strange or mysterious down in your
vicinity latelyP'
"Yaus, Sam, most strange ting hoppcned
at my hous las night All mystery mys-
terry to me-
"Ah, Julius. what was dat?"
"Well, Sam, tole you now. Dis mornin'
went into de cellar to get piece of hog
for dis darkey's break fast, and i pur.my haNd
down in de brine an felt all roun', but no hog
dar-all gone. Couldn't tell what bewent
with il; so | turned up de barl, an, Sam
true ms preaching, de rat had cat a hole clar
rroo de bottom ob de barl aud dragged de
pork all out I"
Sam was petrifed with astonishment, but
presently said
"Why didn't dc brine run out ob de same
hol, ?"
"Ah, Sam, duts de my',cp--d0t'' de my'-
terry"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-12-30
Lottor from n Yankee Boy "out
w oBt."

NuvArUE, Dee. L., 1859.
10 tAe Ed,iorottAs ttrirdoA,an.
had just exchanged my boots foLAl.Spers
aud elevated my pedal cA,rrmitics to COM
rortabc position on my Office stove aud lean
ed back ia my,"o.d armed chair" pscpwato-
~ TO an evening dozc-othrrWise, "brown
study" when one Of the boys came IN from
the Post Office, and dropped into M, hand
copy Of your prYer. As was looking il
over, my eye caught, Ttcms OF News, in par.
tieglar will De- thankfully received" Just
then the thought occurred TO ne that might
possibly get an Editors hoHk, and perhaps
do a little good Nithall 10y sending you few
items concerning Milwaukee
Ia the year 1917, solomon Juneau imgra
ted from Canada, and bgdt the lrst "log cab
in ever erected on ,,l present site Of Mil
vaukcc. lie ~, Emr trader, and for sew
cr'ccn year, was tte only white settler IN
1870, the year tnus the land in this county
came into market, several men cane in and
purchased lands, und .orWedlthc fret settle
mont o { whites.
During thu, yrur several good bu7lNes
were erected. Eastern capitalists came'iu
and purchased lands at high prices somc Two
orthrcc thousand dollars ~Drth Of goods
were brought here for suc, aud everything
was done ON the California principle Ground
rem, was nearly as high as it is now A
merchant with stock Of good, would ar.
rive one day. and a, The next day noon
would have storc compile. ID and his goods
I -c1d1 Tor 51Ic- Stores we're usually built OF
rough boards with grass aoor, and in several
instances am Indian blanket served os a par
/ ttion, one half renting at one dollar per day.
Such a state OF affairs could not Of course
last long in such place. The spring OF
1857 changed the spia, of these spelulniors
dreams, and sent many Of Irqm bal K into
l The country to ill The soil. In nls3Ihlilwau.
Sce contained seven huDdrcd inhabitants, IN
1870 ii contained 100, in 1912 POO IL
has thus increased gradually but not rapidly,
until it now contains oboutffy.ive thousand
inhabitants.
as wheat market M'I"auNe' Is not sur
passed 10y an! city ON the lakes "N'"'u@ee
Club has long been quoted IN the American
Canadian and Liverpool markets. distinct
from other brands OF sprfg Nhea" lh''
advantage aids much in br ns'o6 the wheat
. '' lhe no'''"'' 10 n'' poo,S', ,o. ,..,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-12-30

sAieh eseertis tfr receipts and shipments "
last year for the same time by over D million
bushels, Our warehouse accommodation
are ample for a much greater amount than
We yet have % handle, one alone Il 100
feet In length, 70iset In width and os feet
from the foundation 20 the top Of the oupola.
IL capacity IL 10000 bushels h has two
shipping elevator, oapa bic Of loadingA 49,
600 bushel vessel Ia two hours and one.hat
The total warehouse capacity of the city IL
F6Hut linnnn lashllL
For three weeks. at least, this fall MI
vagkoe shipped several thousand bushels per
week more than did Chicago, and il Il Ger
Iain that this year viii bring the two markets
much nearer together IN regard 10 the guam
iily Of grain shipped from zach than they
have ever been before, while Ia regard TO
quality Milwaukee hoe always had the pref
crcnce.
There are many other matters Of some In
rere,t 10 us aud 20 those who still remain
among the hsinosses Of our native hills, but
who stpl hayc an interest In Us and our vel
fare aud 20 thosr Who have an interest 10
lhc prosperity u or country asa whole
especially that part that il free from the
curse Of slavery that might mention, bu,
I will not write concerning them now. This
seraVl may be news to your readers, II not,
you can reckon Il voluntary contribution
from EXC.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-12-30

CLINICAL ANBcDorE--A minister jof the
kirk OF Scotland once discovered his Nile
asleep In the midsl Of his hunily on the Sab
bath So pausing rs the steudy, aud possibly
somewhat rionotonous flow Of HE own ora
tory. he broke forth with this personal al
dresa, aharp and clear. but very del6erste'-
aSusanw Susan opened her eyes aud ears
in twinkling, us did all other dreamefs ~
tht house, whether aslecp or awake. 'N1tn"'
didna marry ye Tor your wealth. s'" 80
hsr'd name And didla mary ye for your
bsatty that the hail couRreRntou can scs.
Aud II ~ have no Erace, hhfe made outA
ss,, bargain" BusAu's tlumbsrs we're fhee.
tually brokOn up for that dal. N
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-12-30

The receipts and shipments Of grain fgbm /
thi' port since January ist, 1859, 10 Dec, 10, |
are 90 iOlioWsi
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-12-30

Years.
on, where viii BE- the birds that sing,
When hundred years are h0wur
The sweet aovers that are blossgmiug,
When hundred years gone
The happy child,
The spirit Wild,
I be siyey tone
OF some loved one,
Oh. whore viii be che spirit Zee
Aud Sho smiles floye that nov we see,
When hYpaffa r-sfs $50 gone
aud who will know where we have dvelt,
When hundred years have flown
What 'El.'ls Of grief sud joy we've flL
when hundred years are gcnef
Qpr smiles and tears,
Our hopes aud fears,
Our houu of grief
- OF pleasure brief
on, who will note our .inilos and tears,
Our joys and Uieis our hopes aud fears,
When e hundred years arc flown
Our gr1ro viii Al forgotten be-,
when bundled years are aowni
no one viii think ofyuu Of mc,
When hundred years are gone
Aud our blight dreams,
lkc summer beams
WNl an decay
And pass away
And this gay world will busy be-.
Aud give no thought 10 you or me.
when hundred years are flown,
H. Ladd Spencer.
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ue plan.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-04-26
RAILROAD.
CHANGE or TINHi

- - - - - - - - - y - - y
To take sHsst on Monday, March 2lst, 1859.
E,RoM and after the above date and until fur
i ther notice, Two Passenge Trains will leave
Paeket Depot, Ksokak ~ follows:
YInsS TRAiE.
Lesves KcOkuk daily ut $50 o clock .. N.
Arrives .. Montrose at o:l3 p. m.
sBCoED TRAIs
Leaves Keokuk daily t6snAays soeptsd) as 800
p. m. Arrives ut Montrose at l:46 p. m.
rfRST TRAIN
Leaves Acutsoss daily as ll:OO o'clock .. n.
Arrives et Keokuk n ll:Ah n. m.
sDc0nD IRAIH
Leeses Montrose daily Sundays excepted) $40
p N. Arrives 1T Kcokuk It 6:l6 p. M.
Forming, in connection with the Keokuk and
Rock Island Packet Company, DAILY LINE to
AL poinss EAST, NORTH and WEST.
Passengers for the Packets will take the one
o'clock p. m train, making sure connections ut
Burlington with trains for Chicago, Mt. Pleasant
and Fairfield.
TRMPLIN, PLUMMER 4 CO., Lessces.
b.. W. DAVIS, Superintendent.
J. R. TEwKsBuRr. Ticket Agent, Main-st.
March 81, '59-dGw
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KEOKUK, IOWA: TUESDAY, APRIL &C. 1859.


IEsTABLIGnED IN IsA0.l
BANKING HOUSE or
q y II r o.. An ID rs ON = % q.
T HAVE this day admitted ~ . partner In the
i BaAking Business, Alexander Barclay, tvho has
boon my teller for Che last six ycars). The busi-
nsss, hereafter, willbe condustsd under tho Arm
and styis of
GEO. g. ANDERSON h co.
Being ono OF th4 ohsst Banking Houses (i1 not
the onest3in IowA ,ths now Arm selieits ssntiar
aanos o14enee pasonsse 70 hbsrslly sxs@dsdSs
the senior partner.
They win make collections and remit, less Ex-
change, on the day 81 payment, 1rss Sf sharge.
Their references are asfofm1rly by eeni4f part
nef wis
RRYxRKHcxs:
Park Bank, NJ X. ~
Winsiow, Lanier 4 Co., Bank sfs, MY. sa
Edward W. Clark 4 Co., PhilAdelphia.
Howard Bsnkisg Css. Boston.
Clapp, Fuller Browne, Bankers, Boston.
Marine Dank. Chicago.
HofimAa 0sa4un, Chicago.
Mechanics Bank, Pittsburgh.
Farmers Deposit BAak sPittsbaSgh.
Kramer Rahm, Daakesa, -
Gilmore 1 Brothsrton - Cinsinnati.
A. u. Hunt + Co., Z" Louiayille.
state Savfn gs Tnstitntion, ST. Louis.
Ksokuk, Jan. l, 'ss. GEO.c. ANDERSON
ian5d
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~ NJ ss4& 4 & 4
~ADELIGHTruL ! ROMANTIC RouTEOR
vRon rn1 N1sf 20
Boston, Nev FORK, aS6 ~ Eastern States
pta the MicAtssa Clatv1l, ovsss Westes~,
osdeasbwsgAf vsymsst Ossfrshe $50
GRAND TRUNK RAIR0AD OF CANADA,
visiting some o. the srandest snd nots WON
derful scenery In the world, including Isrsaks,
NtsSsva Falls, SvspsHsfca Bridge, 1hoxsaaA liaa6s,
Rsri4. y y. - lss,ssss S.ss.s, T. as.:.... wa..s
leasfA), Lake CAsaYista, Tahs cf Monf~orers.
Hndsom River. IT,, etc.
On and sftsr My i. 1855, baggage VIII be
Checked Throufh from Chicago,
TO EM I0RANT0s
Passages may - sssnred = ths oilcs Of the Com
psay IN chieaso ~ sArIIna ships from London,
Liverpool, Hymupth, GlaSeoW, Drntol, Huh,
Absf@e~a aa4 Aoatross. Anagsnt of tho GRAND
Tagsx "a csss - s. s.a.s
1sse from 20 Q 9ss 70 Chicago. including
FL. Il: RSSsssss a'i ss.sn.A,p
a. !. 1sd enn 1,9Hs 4 .rc a z "a 4 rEEf+ 4 LONG,
Il under contract 70 shis coapAny Tor one or more
trips 10 Portland. Tourists, return tickets frum
Chicago 10 the principal towns tn Europe viii
shortly b issu4d. Tickets from Chicago Tor al
points East, Also for the Lssisthan. or Tor the n.
Il ths Grand Irunk Railroad, No. 50 Dearborn
street, Chicago.
J. WARRACK,
Agent Of Grand TruHk n. R. Co., Of Canada.
Bufralo ana LAKE nuron RaiIroadi
CHICAGO TO BUTFAL0 VIA DETROIT
At the above once tisk sts Vor New York, Boston,
and all the stations on tho New York Erie snd
New York Csrtr.l Railroads can be obtained.
J. WARRACK,
Agent OF b. 4. III. Railroad,
o1ace No. s6 Desrbon Street, Chicago.
April IS, '86-d1y-c.x.s.
SIGHT Drafts sn London At dollars Per & sssr-
linz nav be obtained at the O6lcs ef the Grand
Trunk u. B. Of 0anada, in Chicago.
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p I x E'S p e A K !!

A I MARCT,Ss ON kecOnd.Strc0ts
"A il the only place that you can get good Gain
twist Rises, and Colts Revolvers at SIS piece.
mch30dly
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CABU6' HAIR CUTTING
SHAVING ROOM,

uAlR-CUTTING done according to Physiog-
Ii nomy and the principles Of the Cotdesr.
Hair and Whiskers dyed TO perfection, either
browu Or black.
The Proprietor calls special attention TO his style
Of Hair Cutting, and challenges the profession.
feh99.d4vfy
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CHARLES RADMAKEx.
HAIR DRESSER.


I ATE Of PauIs celebrated Saloon, No. Al Court
IL landt.st., New York. would respectfully tender
his professional services TO the citizens OF Ke0kuk
and vicinity, and gives notice that he has opened
IN sstAhlishment corner Of ID and johnson sts.,
opposite the Gait House, where, by punctual At
tention % bssinssshe hopes 70 secure the pAtssa-
agA Of this community.
HAIR QUITTING,
AND SHAMPOONIN0,
Dono with Neatness anA DlspAtcA
@. n. his on hand choice stock Of Psrfumery,
Lubins Extracts Ac., which he offers for sale at
the lovsst Now York Prices.
Sept. I, '6S-dy
NOTICE.
LII persons whom II may concern are hereby
"a notified that ths nndsrsigned Was. ON the lsh
day OF April, "A. U. 1889, appointed Guardian lin
|pacs 81 Jsmes i. Estes, resigned OF the persons
Ind propsrty Of Henry =. DeLauis and Louis. 90
kaviA DeI40uia minors. and heirs Of Elizabeth De
1ouis, formerly Elizabeth Hunt
All psrsons who ars indebted to the estate ~
said minors, or who hsvs claims against the same,
ass hereby notified that transactions and settle
made With me. MARTIN sTAlFOKD.
0uardisn, ~.
CuRrrs, GuLno.s CuErs, Att'ys.
April s, 659-AI9d4w
Nebra ska ana Soath IoWa naIlroaa.
NorfcE 4 hereby giysn sstAs Gsoss hoiasss Of
- IN tho 0cp1eAAA - M9NA1 49, A11UOa0 LOLA
pany that nseting 81 the Stockholders will b
beh Il KnO6AUQtJA =, ssshs AsA Asy % may,
1859, fos ~ psrpaae Of holding On election for
Directors 01 aid road. Other hasiness of impor-
tance ri ~ peoSrsGs q ths road Will b broIght
bslofs thNm ~ th1ir 50 moderation.
| BY or1sr. E. MAYNK, Secretary.
KsmaSqsa, March 5, 1sso-dsd
TTTo0 Yasfes . Ma1a9no0a1y
l1lURlN0 tho ysars 1853, 1854 and ~ lwng
la iourney to the Capital, With neti0to 1fA
history of ths conAtsy, - ~ - presdDG esl
sation of the people; Hy ksv. VIM. 1ni. attApss
/ 81 polynseIan Researcher. Just received BY
| spr7d O0DKN, BkOWN1I4L SO. \
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OMNIBUS NOTICE.

OMNIBUS NOTICE.
YsHE OMNIBUS will call for pAssengcrs--rain
/ or Anime, day or night--n any part OF the city.
All orders left with J. X. Tewksbnry, 1t the Rail-
road and Steamboat Once, opposite the Billings
House, will receive prompt attention. Leave your
erdsrs and procure ticket, and you can rest -
sured that you will be called for. Ordinary Bag
enge free. Tickets Is cents.
r. S.-Aiaving the largest spring wagon Ia tns
city, nm als prepared to move Pianos and Fur
niture ON the shortest notice.,
feb9ld6m w. 3. WINS.
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~ M ~. ~ mEHEfe
ATTORNEY AND C0UN1ELLOR AT Law,
General CollcCsing AGENT
FORT ..... ........l0WA.
RKHkgEHcRs
Hon. John ". Etockdals, Register Of Fort Dodge
Lasd Okeei - n
Hon. Thomas searesalt, Rsssivsr Fort 11dss
Land Once;
Hon. wn- u. Merritt. Cedar Rapids, Iowa;
Gen. vsn Antwerp, Ksokak, Iewa.
Hon. ] d. Thompson, Jndgs lath judicial Dis
triet, HArystsns Iowa.
Geo. B. Reid, keokuk, Iowa;
D. q. Finch, Des Moines, Iowa.
Hon. s. A. Douglas, w ashingtsn, D. G..
June Idly
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Pixies Peak 16iner,s Boots

r HAVE . lot Of Donbls-6clsd Watss-Proof Nj
/ nerr' Boots on hand, which will ssll shespsr
than the Same quality can be had in this city.
Persons laying in outfits will please hsar this in
mind and call at the Doos anA SAoe En-
poBiun, 06 Maln.sg.
have the best selection OK material from which
to anufacturc to order, kept in this city, and
will get mp Boots and Shoes Of every description
ca the shortest notice.
Miners who want leng tops and extra heavy soles,
should call In and leave their orders for Boots i'm
medisteiy.
Womens French Calf Boots and Shoes made to
order. s. A. DUKE.
feb28d
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~ gfY ss
ChI1s&nas and New Year Gifts !!
No. 4. ESTES HOUSE.
New 0sods Just Meceivea, and mere
CSntngs
Selected expressly FOR the Holidays, CON.
B sisting Of
rINE WATCHES SILVER wARE
.JE wELR r. FANCY aoODs.
Checks ana rlateA ware,
CUTLERY AND SPEOTAULES,
-Which will be sold low FOR Cash. -
Watches, Jswelry and Clocks Repaired, and Wsr-
No. Estes House, Cor. MAIN 4 StA.
Novsod SAM'L q. BRIDGES.
APAR N ELE = BRo., ~
WATCH MAKERS AND JEWELERS.,
AND pEALERs IN
Fine watches. Ciseks. Jeweiry,
SILVER AND PLATED WARH,
No. s74 MAin-st., between "a snd Sd,
KE0KUK,...~
HAVING lately added largely to our facilities
IL FOR MANUFACTURING AND RePArRIuo Jewclry,
We are nsw prepared TO do Al kinds Of work psr-
tanning to that business In the most approved
style.
0sla 1ings Of any sias Or quality made 70
order. &C.,
Particular attention paid 10 the repairing Of
Watches, ~ EInar CLASS WoRknxH. All work
warranted to give satiafaction.
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~
>kACTICkS oAly il ths Civil courts Of Record,
and 6svotes his ttns ehic6y TO Commercial
-. Business from AbsDoh will receive careful
lottea. Once No. - Chssnat street.
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BANKERS,
EIvE particular attention 70 collections and re-
~ mispronptly on the day OF payment.
nK1a k12CDs.
Bank Of North Amcrica, New York.
Drsxel Il Co., Philadeiphia.
=. W. Clark d Co., =
Citisens' Bank Daltimore.
Bank Of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh.
Jno. d. .6sally Cashier, do n
3. Brady Cashier, Wheeling.
Branch State Bank Of Ohio, zanesvflle.
Comnsscial Bank ,Cinsinnati.
Etatt6svings Instft stfon, Et.Louis.
Geo. Smith 4 Co., Chicago, 49,
Northern Bank Of Kentucky Lexington.
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WIN. TnoMPsoN q CO.,
BANKERS,
CerDsr ea Maan Ana SecsnA sss..
KEOKUK UK................... .....IOWA.
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p0Ankm60e1o0 niS. DAnlBL D. nfLL1n.
k0W ME = MlLLER,
n x101N11o AND COUNEkLOR6 AT LAW,
IA - osne1tos In Chancery, ks0kuk, Iowa.
O0oeSo 49, side Of Third-sucet, be. wcen Main
md Johnnon streets.
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