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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-30

NOTWITHSTANDING the anathemas that have
been rained down on Franklin Pierce, most of
which he has richly deserved, and notwith-
standing his imbecility as President, we must
say one favorable word for him, and that is,
that he is sensible as a private citizen
Since his retirement from Presidential (dis)hon.
ors he has been leading very pleasant life of
leisure, as any man of means and common
sense naturally would. He has apparently dis
missed scurvy political ambitions, and given
himself up to the enjoyment of life and self, in
travelling and tarrying in pleasant parts of the
earth. For this he is not to be blamed, but
commended rather. Some think Pierce is
playing the Milard Fillmore game, with the ex-
pectation of turning up trump at Charleston
IN 1860. We have been rather inclined to
think, however. that he is disguised with his
former self, and has wish TO return to beg.
carly politics He has confirmed this opinion
by letter written n short time ago to a friend
in New Hampshire, that no shall under mo
possible circumstances" consent to have his
tranquil life as a private citizen disturbed. So
count him out in the Charleston race. Possibly
he is looking forward to a future. He may have
seen the error of Fillmore in coming before the
public too soon, and at an unpropitious time,
and have resolved to hold back his aspirations
till more promising juncture ofpolitical events
Even if this is SO we must give him credit for
more discretion than good many of his con
temporarics exhibit
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-30

TnE German Catholics of Cincinnati have
subscribed s44, $50, in $50 shares, for the pur-
chase of ground and the erection of building
thereon, as German Catholic Institute. A 10,
costing $4,000 has been purchased. The
building will cost 5000 1t will contain 3
reading room, grammar school, library and a
lecture and social hail.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-30

Tue yield of maple sugar in Michigan has
been so extraordinary this season, that farmers
nre selling it for from six to eight cents per
pound. More sugar has been made in the west
ern counties Of Pennsylvania this season, than
for many years past.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-30

TnE war between the Lctcher and GOggin
parties RACES with increased fury. The Norfolk
Argus puts in mourning part of its sheet con-
tanning an extract from the Norfolk Herald in
which the editor said that Virginia would one
day be Free State-"and the sooner the bet.
term
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-30

wESpEtL PurLLrrs, of Boston, is reported as
saying in a recent lecture some very hard things
upon dram-driukins in general, illustrated with
pointed illusions to the dinner given, not long
since, TO Lowell the poet, by his friends, Holmes
Emerson, Lougfelluw and others
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-30

THE Ohio State Journal says that there is a
dreadful controversy in the Dayton papers
about spoctaOles whether people in Dayton
shall buy their spectaeles of certain itinerant
or of the local dealers The papers are very
severe upon each other about il.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-30

TnERB is great deal of trouble at Charles.
ton, S. c. The Mayor of that city says that
agents of the Underground Railroad are plenty
in the city, and are constantly helping off
slaves, but so shrewd and systematic are
they in their operations that they can not be
caught.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-30
LOUIS NAroLEov, the French murderer and

Louis NAPOLEON, the French murderer and
usnrper, has written a letter TO an old chum
who shared his bottle and his friendships while
he was an exile in England Sir Francis Head
is the much honored recipient of this imperial
favor. This..Sir Toady, it appears, had at three
several different times written article IN the
Times defending the policy Of Louis; for which
small favor, as similar ones very rare, the
''Nephew of his Uncle felt as grateful as it was
possible fer so stony heart rs his to feel. Not
only did Sir Francis Head write the articles,
but he took the pains to cut them out of the
paper and enclose them to the French usurper,
that his Majesty might see how well Sir Francis
Head looked IN the attitude OF a toady. This
last service touched the imperial heart to its
utmost center. He felt that he ought to do
something by way of reciprOcatiOn. He might
have sent him gold medal, with the imperial
countenance, adorned with the imperial nous
tacho:s, engraren on it, as he did to that other
toady, the Rev. John S. c. Abbott, who had
written a whole book, all to say that his (Louis)
Uncle was pious and philanthropic man; buthe
felt that such token ofesteen would be but
weak testimonial fthe overwhelming gratitude
he felt towards the man who had dared to de-
fend his crime in the English newspapers. No
thing short of an written acknowledgement
scrawled with the imperial fingers and signed
with the imperial autograph, could express his
French Indebtedness for the English service of
Sir Francis Toady. The letter was written,
translated, and published in the Times, address,
ed and concluded "aIy Dear Sir Francis, and
sent forth to the world as an instance of amazing
condescension.
AS Louis does not often have an opportunity
to write letters for the perusal of the general
public, he takes occasion in this one to say that
he finds one of the greatest cares of power is
to find oneself misunderstood and misjudged by
those whom one values the most, and with
whom one desires to live on good terms" No,
our dear Nephew" you are laboring under
delusion, you but too well understood, and
not misunderstood" by any means, that all
humanity unite in execrnting you. You may
yet!fnd, when the names of a hundred thousand
murdered patriots arouse Francelto avenge them,
that one of the greatest cares of power" will
be to keep head on your shoulders.
81 have always" says Louis 'entertained
great admiration for the liberties of the English
people" A great pity he cannot exercise
little federation for those of the French people
He regrets, however, that liberty like all other
good things, is liable to abuse Perhaps moth
ing gotten up in the semblance of humanity
ever abused the goddess more than he who in
the coup detat, struck her down in France and
bound and gagged her, where she yet lies help.
less and bleeding while the red-handed Ruffain
writes n letter to an English toady in admira-
ton of English liberties.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-30

tbs New Orleans Delta gives the following
extraordinary occurrence: On Monday afer the
Princess disaster, an infant, about seven months
old, was picked up in the river, at Mr.. Pensions
plantation. below the scene of the exi losiou,
floating, with life presetvcr made fast to it,
1t was alive, and is now in healthy condition,
having been delivered to its mother
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-30
SIP EoIAL NOTICES.
ROWAN BYE BALsAM,

The delicate structure of the eyed renders it peculiarly
sensitive and liable to disease. When from any cause,
becomes Effected the inner membrane rapidly indames
the eyed eVnees the strongest precipitation attract
itself humOrs from all parts OF the body Hundreds of
persons Of SerOiulous habit dsHsured by
redness Of the eyelds commonly called eyes, and
tured with approximations impaired vision Who BY using
this BALsAM, may obtain alrOst Immediate relief In all
cASeS, the earlier this remedy applied the better.
Sold by t. H. LOGAN CO., wheeling, and by Druggists
generally. mh29-lW
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-30
HIGHLY IMPORTANT CURES
From the aae of Doctor MaIl,a RnIanm.

Mr.. /. d. sM1u, highly respectable Druggist of Rich
mUnd, KY, has another certificate of Highly i-
ortGHt Of Consumption, showing satisfaction the
medicine is giving at that place.
ELus' Mus Feb. 20, 1855.
MR. !. D. sNTH-Dsar Sir:-I induced by a Of
duty make known my all psrsOns similarly anet
hoping that will try Hairs BdLsd,
have done. have suffered Phthislc for many
years. troubled with cough, attended
with acute pain my len side, great difficulty IN breath
ing, and frequent spiag efOEOOd from my lungs iOAtcA
cOadhed 10 my bed and brought 10 ne rsT0e Of the
grace
Iheard Of your great mccnekneE those who had tried
-and, without any solicitation, OGer my humble tes
mOny in favor Of the Lung Remedy But only to
hAsit proved beneficial but my wife She had had
the measeS fOryhve years Of age, which, falling
her lungs reduced her to dying state, Of the
nsghbOrs will testify. One half bottle Has BAlsAm
cured her, and she WE'LL Any person wanting
Information in regurd cases, find my resi-
dence, Ellis Mills eight miles from Richmond Ky.
ISAAC CHRIsMAN-
POr sale by t. II. LOGAN CO., wheenng,va. mh2S-aW
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-30

a CURIOUS difficulty is said to exist about the
post Office of Detroit, Michigan. The merchants
and business men have their mails sent to To-
ledO, thirty miles distant.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-30
PHILADELPHIA, March q, 1859,

PiccoLoMlNI and Ulman have had quarrel,
resulting in the breaking of the contract be.
tween them. The little prima donna is at Now
Orleans and will continue her concert tour with
most of the members of the opera company
Mr.. Muzio, being musical conductor and the
agent sent over by Mr. LumIey to look out for
his interests during Piccolomini's engagement,
is acting as business agent OF Mr.. Ullman,
the New Orleans Delta, which has a pique
against the manager, says:
"The last we heard Of him was that he was
slowed away in an empty sugar hogShead on
the levee tabled this side up with care pre-
paratOry to shipment for New York, as freight"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-30

I II E s U X L n Z ,
OF
HON. EDWARD EVERETT,
Engraved on Steel by sNITH, the portrait from
life by N. WISHT,
rs JUST PUBLISHED.
XLCUTED Is beyond AL ques-
u ton the finest likeness Of Mr. Everett extant
following letter from Mr.. Everett 30 the artist, gives
additional the Picture and will be appreciated
BOsroS, Sd December, 1850.
Ny Dear Sar-i have much pleasure IN hAl
portrait Of and Mr. Smiths engraving oft give entire
Satisfaction such Of my friends As have seen them
The portrait far as am proper judge seems TO me
highly successful, both In design and execution comes
fully the standard Of former WOFk Il has been
engraved by Mr. Smith with equal fidelity spirit And skill
NJ wloHT, Esq. E1TlHD EvaETT.
The engraving sis respectfully dedicated by artist
10 THE IA DIES MO E1gT V.ERSOY 1850 CLA TIOY
part proceeds OF sale for the year lrH De PAID
OrsT IN aid Of their JsHd.
They ready for delivery to subseriberI-
PRICE, IS 90.
VIII be foTWRFded by mail, rolled and
10 any part Of the United States, receipt q the prise
t postage stamps. or hey ssn Ss forSasdsd richly
To CLUBS make the foowing liberal terms:
For For g. and sn lS stamps will send eogsa'
securely incassd, and postage prepaid.
invited interest themselves in procuring and forwarding
subscriptions
graph attached, can be had At IS each
AGENTS ARE WANTED Immediately IN all cities and
towns the Union For terms, which unusually ber
al apply By letter. (enelosns stamp TO return post
L. II. LEAVITT, sPublisher,
81 PARK ROW, NEW YORK.
~ Standard works, popular books engraVings and
eureiy hacked and forEarded 81 mail or exprr 10 any
part OF The United States.
Orders should be accompanied with the cash,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-30
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
SIR JAMES CLARKES
Celebrated Female Pills.

HE u16hI ENdIISU nENtEBIs
SIR JAMES CLARKE'S
Celebrated Female Pills.
Prepared from prescription Of or j. Clarke, n. D.,
PAysiefGR Extraordinary to TIE Queen.
This invaluable medicine unfaIng the OF all
those painful and dangerous diseases which the female
constitution subject 1t nOderates all and
all ObstructOns, and speedy may be relied
TO mARBIED LADIES
1t is especially suited. II will in short time bring the
monthly period with regularity.
Each bottle price One Dollar, bears the Government
stamp Of Great Britain, TO prevent eOunterfels.
CAUTION.
These Pus ShOuLd not be tkeR BY females durfn0 fAs
FIRST THREE RONTHS Of pregnancy, ds they are
to briH0 Miscarriage, bUfdt any other time tsy
SAFE.
In all eases Of Nervous and Spinal AEeetIons Pain in
the Back and Limbs, Fatigue slight exertion Palpita
the Heart, Mysteries and whites, these Pills vii
eject when AL other means have failed and al
though powerful remedy, do not contain Iron, ealOs
anthony, anything hurtfuI TO the Constitution.
Full directions in the pamphlet around each package,
which should be carefully preserved.
Sole Agentfor the United States and Ga9 , Ss,o
(La,e l. c. baldwin Co.. ROehestsr,E.Y.
N.B-31,O0 and postage stamps enclosed 10 ny
thOrsed Agent win insure bottle, containing 90 Pills
by return mail.
B. l. EahaessOek Z Co. whoIssAis Agents, P5t.'bGrE:
Good Boarding,
single EsHs,aa i ss s or a9S sssss or Two
Apply at this once. febiS-n
(yLoyER sEED-rIMoTHY SEED-In lots 70 suit PuF-
tsS2 LIST. MORRISON co.
CoScENrRArED LYE-sO cases received and for sale at
PAWS BGRBER soAP-2o BsTes for sale At
ID mh9t 5. TUNDESBERss.
CARE soDA-io ksgsiu Fs0siTsd ed % ,sls a.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-30

The Rusu FOR Pixies PeAE.-A St Louis
paper syeaking of the excessive travel to Pixies
Peak, says:
p. Tue rush Gy une lannaoal ana OF ~ I0s ei
day three hundred passengers arrived there on
n single train, and the next day four hundred
arrived More than thousand day pass
through this city by the Missouri river steam
ers and the Pacific Railroad. Numcers of 9TH
ers cross the Mississippi at various ferries in wa
CONS, and avoiding the cities steer BY the most
direct roads for the western border, while near
ly all who start from the Southern States go up
the Arkansas river, through Fort Smith. The
number going by all avenues Of travel is esti.
mated at two thousand per diem.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-30

Influenza,
Are relieved In very short time by using the
H . a II II o U N ID Ii A l. y a NJ
1t does not cOnstpate the Bowels,
Ills pleasant to the taste,
1t is adapted to young and old.
Price 25 Cents.
"woRTH THEIR WEIGHT IN GOLD"
"CAnnot keep house without them"
every POPULAR WITH OUR CUSTOMERS"
IAN excellent family medicine"
"THE BEST Pill WE EVER USED"
~ prize them very highly"
"THEY ARE INEsTIMABLE."
from letters received In reference
to DIR. ToDD's AMI BILIOUS LIvER Pills, for
Liver mPlaints,
In d ig st on.
constipation
Dyspepsia,
Headache,
Colds.
They are superior any pill in
DR.. Todds pills the HoarhOunL BGlsam for sale
by Dealers sreryiehere.
t. II. LOGAN CO., Gsnr AGENTS,
mhi5 Wheeling, Va.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-05-16

I'm GAsu,s Tn. WxExLY NAn..-Ths Gate
epsasd out o. No adninistfatios, II refer
onee % redastion Of the nail service, lit
- pRsnatsrsly. Il il true, that on the route
1seWsm tAis plass and Davenport. the SER
No. y redaes6 70 three trips week, bat on
- Keoknk md Burlington route, . daily
nail y It'll soatinnsd. journal.
W fsas " wsrs only premature, and thst
esr senplAints but anticipatsd their grounds
Alsw days. Wsshal rejoice, however, If the
1oduetion d the mail service should extend
- farther south than Burlington.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-05-16
CO.MM EROIAL.

| DAIRY aAs1 Orr orrIou, u
| Ksoksk. May 18th. Il
YLOUR-OssItsy, - IS 70 . - per sask. -
sspsrAns, - - pr saek. Extra, ffaIl vh1at)
~ v ~ 80 pr Dbl. Graham, IS Is to : stpsr
~ IL.
BRAN AND SHORTS, 1 20 70 30 per 100.
c0RN-ss sis., ready sale.
BARLKy-spsing, lssbs, Fall, eeA75s.
WHEA1.--1 ss 70 - Tor Spring l 10 to 10
| for RAIi.
| OATS-In request ct 10 to 10.
RYE-7os to 7bc; little coming In.
| POTAT01S-se 70 0S by the load retail 3sa3s
ets Per peak.
GRoCHRIRS-N. o. Sugar fair Tara, No. /,
n, prime 8, clarified o3alo, crushed and Loaf II
u Ia. Aolassss-P Plantation - 70 40, g. 81. ~
u 70, Gsldsn Syrup, rs to SOC. Co1se-Rio u
70 l3s. Java Is TO Ice. Riss (nswl8l TO So.
SOAP-Palm SIC, Family SO.
CAHDL1S-Star Is to -, stsArins Is, Mould
| La, sanner pressed, Is
LARD--lo 70 lsa; retail l1le.
BUTT1R-lo TO Is; choice n to Is retail 80.
HIDR6-Dry 10 70 I34e, green to 81.
HAY-PrAiris1S 70 ~; Timothy and H1ngA-
rian, - 70 SO; Balsd do. $ll to4l3; Retail, SIS.
EEED6-Hunearisn Grass, - % to : IS ~ /;
Timothy, 81 - to 80; Flax Seed. 81 e0a3I -.
sUNDRIKS-Onions, IS TO Us; Eggs, 2 TO OF ;
Feathers, 35e to SIZE; White Beans, ooc 70 IS.
FRUIT-Gresn apples, choice, - % to IS 70
psrbbi. Dried apples, 81 so Per bashel. Dried
pssehss, - 80 to s. 80. Raisins, - 50 70 : rs.
CHEESK-W. Is; Denmark 10 to Ii.
PROvIEIONS-Hams o.; Shoulders Z; CHAR
sides O..
BEEF-very ssaros; sls4le gross; 10 to 10 psr
| quarter.
sHKEP-1S ~ 70 - % = head.
HOGS.-Dresssd, - % TO 1Tes.
SALT-0. A., 81 ~ TO 81 Is per sack Kama
wha, 3sea3lo par bbl.; Liverpool, 433t per sask.
Lake - 3Saz 20 > Dbl.
YISH-Aaeksrsl, No. 80 70 al > Dbl; No.
! SIS 70 SIC; No. 8 tl1to$lJ. White, No. IS 90
| 70 IS 3Sp half Dbl. Cod Fish Sto 6pn.
1xcuAHsz.-On New York for currency 2 Per
ssnt.; for gold Per cent. St.Loais per cent.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-05-16

01AsBMo ATrsAr.-On last Saturday A.
assnoon eard-playing and whisky ARRAY
occurred il the drinking house Of Pat. Brown,
On Fourth street. AoNanars and Kane Game
- blows and drew knives. Kane was badly
sat on tAs Arm. liichasl O'Dsisn interfsred
- separate he parties, and was sat b Mo-
Nanara's knife in The Stomach, bat 10 saw
hin walking about shortly afterwards, and
yssssns hs was Do4 badly hurt. AsNanara
aads Ais sssaps, and officers we're hunting
. hin during the afternoon.
We learn that this maa MoNs1ara 10 q
lone nAson, and no relation TO ~ late CON-
tsAslors q The street.
4 rsport got abroad that one Of tho in
3arsd nsn did. This vas mistake. Thers
Wasa nan Who died from hsnorrhags Of the
1anes, bat hs VA mot in the s1fay.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-05-16

70 !. w. Buell. and william +. Buell.:
THERE Z now on dls in the once Of the Clark
Ksokuk. The petition Of Miller. Mayhsw / Co.,
claiming Ok l.. W Buell. . judgment Of three hun.
dred dollars On prom,ssory mote executed by him
to James E. Bruce and BY him sndoned TO plain
tits; also, tbs Foreclosure OF nortgAgs certain
real sstats In Ksokuk, Leo county, given TO secure
the payment Of said note. Said petition represents
that william 3. Buell has ~ interest In said
property, and prays Tor judgment and the fore
closure Of the mortgage, % order Of sale, IN sx-
tinsion Of the interest Of both the defendants In
the premises, and for general relief.
Unlsss you appnr and answer said petition on or
bsfofs the second day Of the June term tls6o) Of
said Court, judgment will o rendered against you.
RANKIN, MILLER ENsTER,
May II, 1ss9-d PLAINTIFF Ah'ys.
70 Guy Wells, Hugh Y sample, samuel +. Curtis,
Ford, D. w Ford, James Holssy, A. !. Dsming,
John w. ClSghorn, e. 81. Harrison, Elihu Gum,
David B. Gum, Oscar r. Davis, Noah 0resley:
TyHEREi h now on de in the of6es u ths Clerk OF
kuk, the petition Of Hannah n. Tasgsrt, Exeou-
tEix of tho estate Of Robert Taggrat deceased and
Emma +. Tsggsrt and Alice g. TAgga1t, minor
children, BY Hannah NJ. Taggart thsif guardian,
claiming II Guy Wells deed 10 the undivided one
fth Of certain lands In Lee county, lows, and the
specific performance Of contract with Robert Tag
CART Of December 18th, 1850. Said petition prays
Tor dsores, partition Of the lands described In
the petition, and for general relief.
Unless you appear and answer said petition on or
before the second day Of the June term (I85S) Of
said Court judgment will be rendered against you.
RANKIN, MILLER 4 ENSTER,
May IA, lS60-dlm Plaintiffs Att'ys.
.sTs All sho World ANA tho rest 81
MAMMAL,
CNOW 4 SMITH believe themselves pre-
- pared 70 demonstrate, by any required test,
that the SOAP made by them will do more wash
ing and has more genera cleansing power than any
other FAMILY SOAP" manufactured In the
West, and only ask those who have not ussd IL to
give II . trial.
Their SOAP ID made from tho cLEAsEsr NATE
RIAL Possible, namely, pure beef tallow and soda,
and entirely YRB1 From WHITING, CLAY, and other
cheap substances with which most "FAMILY
SOAPS" are filed. These sabstAnces increase the
weight and hardness Of SOAP, but detract largely
from it, cleansing qualities.
SNOW ! SMITH, not needing to make their
SOAP yellow 10 conceal dirt contained in It, leave
1t in it, white, pure state
Thsy will sell 1t BY tho box, for cash, at cent.
per pound. 100 boxes on hand.
Factory ct EOS MAIN-STREET,
may6d&w3m Ksokuk, lows.
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HELER'5
Campbell Minstrels
~ Avn OoH612

USasurday vas . cool, damp, drisxly
md dismal day.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-05-16
order Your Zoe !

wAoUIN CTON GALLAMD,
4 THORNLEY, AT LAW, Aontross, Lao Oosnty,
"a Iowa. will give prompt attention 70 III buSi-
no. entrusted 70 his care. In al MtieAted buf-
~ ia the District, Supreme md FEDERAL Conrts
i ~ will. by arrangement, have ths assistance Of
Nssers. Rankin, Miller ! Enstsr, " Keokuk.
NOTICE.
DURSONE having claims against the estate Of
pssssntths sAus to me-, daily authsntisassd, with
= the time repaired By Law.
J.W. OGDEN, Exseutor.
May s lsSo-dlm
I'M a 6sSasns Karvin'S celebrated 6alss Isl
~ sals N Cood terms ~
sP1dAw ". II. AUSTIN 90.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-05-16

RIv r = ms n A n @ Ell
FL y ms U u n N Ei
l. TT Y IN U = N G Ell
general Insurance business promptly attended to
in the following highly responsible Companies:
RTNA INSURANCE COMPANY,
or HARTFORD, coNN.-cAPIrAL l,5OO, 900.
NORTH AMERICAN INSURANCE COMPANY,
or HARTFORD, Cf.-CAPITAL $3OO, 600.
CITY FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
or Ntw HAVEN, coNN.-cAPrrAL $780, 900.
PENN MUTUAL LIFE ms. co.
or PHILADELPHIA, PRNN.-cAPITAL $500, 600.
- Baildings, Merchandise, Factories, DWELL
inss and contents insured 1t rates ~ low - other
Companies who pay their Losses.
n. B. TEN-EYCK, Agent,
Once corner "A and Main sts., Keokuk, Iowa.
600 COCOA ta and a,, e, g
sale by KELLOGG : s 81 e.
8 Bxs. nov layer kaisins,
90 IS bxs n. X. do
:. K KEiIode BrKeE,
ap0d 50 AAin-st.
800 Drums 'A''' f Eli s.as = s. q;
apo So Aain-st.
TliWENTY kegs new French Prunss for sals 81
| / KELLOGG = BIR6B,
| apo s. Aain-st.
'HE,aEaE hundred b. ssIains',
For sale low BY KELLOGG BIRG1,
/ I ~ KELLOGG BTkGE.
TISWENTY-F THOUSAND CIGARS, from
| j ~ 80 70 $50 per l,eo0, for sale BY
ape KELLOGG BIR0E.
lIlLIVES and CAPEhs- Frsah and nov, for sale
D ~ KELLOGG : !. si nsi.,.,.
i TURkANTS-1c casks new. just received md FOR
i ~ sale KALi4Ou0 = 1ihnG,
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