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NOTICE TO GAS CONSUMERS.

~; ID; Myers hsvlnz purchased of US the ,oIe right
OiGAEEp GAS ECONOMIZER for rhe DIs;r,ct
% NoiuinDlas We WOuld recommend tn all who wish
20 ave their gas. and a. the same time In rease
GREGORY Il GATES
In the Grst p'acs-ve claim that the Eoouom,zer
vii produce twice the light with the same az psnse
a. the ordinary burner. ~p'"se
seoond-that the Economizer will produce q.
much u not more light with from IS to 50 per cent
Third-that the Economizer ssyss md hprr, III.
gas wasted by al the other burnsrs now in usa nd
of gas. ''' oA' "aslo
The sennomlzsr can he seen at the PLUMBING.
6es and Steam FIttlny EstaII'ishm m emit of
- T.. II. MYERS CO.
a5im Pam svenn.
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TIE PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COM.


the United States Mail for AC 4PULO, A<seN
ALlFORNlA,sn and Of ECON, leaves l$X3
Panama Woe each month. on the arriva s<z1Ezk1A
of the United States Mail S.S. Compauy's steamers
which leave New Orleans and New York reg isry
on the 5th and 10Th OF each month With the raj n
ROADS.
These steamships have been inspected and a,
proved BY the Navy Department, and guaranty Sped
aad safety, 1''-
The Panama Railroad "a miles lons) is now com
Peteo from OCEAN TO ocean, and is crossed IN or
nours The baggage az pssselsets Ia ohecked in
New YORK Though 60 San franelsco, and era
Are embarked AZ Palama by steamer al the ocfn.
pany's expense The money paid in New York
covers oil expenses of the trip.
, Reserve steamers are kept in port in Panama and
San FRANCISCO, to prevent detention IN case of acc
dent, SO that the route entirely faiInrs
having occurred In eight years,
rive at Aspinvall. ~ '
Conductors go Through by each steamer, and take
ohaIte of women and children without other pro
teotors. Nv
For through tickets at the lowest rates appl, At
the agency. III West street, New York to T. w
RAYMOND,-or to ARMSTRONG Hi RRiS n
ton. IGo9
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NoTIcE OF The 1i 81; OF
THE PLATTE" AND 'CHARIToN" Districts, rHE
OFFIc KS FOR WHICH ARE AT PLATTsBuRs AND MI
Lam. .IIssoURI, AND THE SUSPENSION OF ENTRIES
OF LAND THEREIN.
Not Zoe Is hereby given that, In pursuance of law
IN view OF the TACT that the unsod lands IN the
PLATTE" and "C6dritoR Districts" in Missouri
are reduced below one hundred tn GU sand acres in
each district, the Secretary OF the Interior has d.
reoted the dscontinuanoe of said districts and that
the lands heretofore subject to sale and entry at the
ohces at pLArTsBuRs and MILAN be immediately
Wlihdrawn. and made again subj cot to sale aud en-
try Mt BONNEVILLE, IN said State, from and afte,
fhe 3iSf day Of March as1t, prior 70 which time no
application will be eceivod at the discontinued of
hoes or entries permitted, except in eon,xnaatins
sy.s3sSSs ayszekaetioa claims.
omces at PLATTsDyRG or Nifty ma >fkhn1S4E n la
call the same on or before the Sst day of Maroh
next, as as after that dats they will be Transmitted
free Of ehdYss. " s''O''s1
Given under my hand at the olty of W ashiugtou.
this twenty hrst day of December A. d. Is5s ~A'
THOS. A. HENDRICKS
de2S w6w oAs'o'
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uARTsHORNE'S CURE-ALL,
III THE CHEAT PAIN LNNTHILlTOR,
AND REMEDY FOR DYSPEPSIA, WEAK
STOMACH AND WEAK BOWELS.
4 - a 4

BoTTLKs u, Is and 81 cents and one dollar.
THE GREATEST DISCOVERING MEDICAL
SCIENCE.
RARTSHORE'S CURE-ALL should he Kept
in oil families In of accidents or sudden SICK
ness, as 1t frequently cares In less time than II re-
CURES 10 get q physician.
10 cures pain any part OF the sy ttem and In used
externally and internally.
III As the frequent changes Of the weather pro-
duee q Tad Cold, Rheumatism, Pain In the Limbs
and Body also, StIf Neck-every person should
Eets bottle. IL scts upon the Nerves, Muscles,
Sinews, Blood and Bones and, by ITS warming cleo
tromAg netc power, expes eli PAIN IRON the ~ stem.
8 et bottle and try il.
s Gcr raIs c sSfkUF use OF Hk Mib
CHERRY-It ~ the best Cough Syrup in the
Word.
~ you are Bilious, use HARTsHORNE's
ANTI-BlLlOUS PILLS. They act upon the Liv-
er, stomach and Bowels, carrying OF al Ble and
The abOve medicines 10 be had NJ all Druf stores
IN Washington city kidvell q Clsoel At 6 core
town: II. Peel Co. Alexandra. oo ll-tr
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limited STATES MAIL LINE.
Only Regular Lane, and Without Fss!ur.
for Eight Essr,.
FOR CALIFORNIA AND ORE6ON.
VIA PANAMA RkHIeAI.

CAJrIoN.-So many frauds and impo- noes
sItions of various kinds have been ate!y <x24ck
lerpctrnfed on travellers bound to CA I-s1k4A
FOkNlA, that the subscriber, the only author z "a
agent for passage by the U. =. Mail Line via Pana
ma IN the clty Of New York, feels Il his duty 70
caution ali persons seeking passage to California,
thht. 70 AvoID IMPOSITION, they muet be careful 10
hnd the true ofhor % the Steamships o! the o. q
MAJ Line, via Panama Railroad, az no other on oe
In new ork Is authorized to engage passage.
whIoh is at III Vest street, corner of Warren at.
fronting on the North River, at the head OF the
Company's Wharf.
III OBSERVE my sign over the door,
ielS J. w. RIA MOND, Agent New YORK
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OFFICR SUPERINTENDENT PUBLIC PRINTING!
WaSutSGrnv necs mharS 2

OFFICR SUPERINTENDENT PUBLIC PRINTING,t
WASHINGTON, December 81, l85s.f
Sealed Proposals will be received at this office
until Monday, the 18th day of January, 1882 at ~
O'clock for engraving on STONE, and printing from
the same. for the use of the Senate and House OF
Representatives of the United States, CERTAIN
MAPS and CHARTS communicated to Congress-
with the annual message of the President Of the
United States.
The Maps and Charts (of which from two to three
thousand copies are to be printed will be open for
ing of the day for closing the bids. The paper re-
CURED for printing will be furnished by this ofce.
Blank forms for proposals will be furnished to all
ty will be required from the successful bidder fur
the faithful execution of his contract.
Ii 10 To be distinctly understOod that no bid Will
be received from party not directly engaged in
and practically qualnted with, the style OF work
bad for
The proposals must be addressed to Geo, w,
Bowman. Sup erintendent of the Public Printing,
Washington and endorsed Proposals for LlthoS-
raphIng.h GEO, w. BOWMAN.
de 81 eotd Superlptendent
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ID X U VI AN sYR up,
Solution Of Protsxide Of Iron Combined,
new discoveries in tine Mstens Medics are
an established medicine. Its
Efficacy in Curing
Dyspepsia, Afteioss Of tAs Livs,, Droy,s,
Neuralgia, Br0sehifis asd cO.sxmpfios Tss-
dsHetss, Disordsred Stats Of tks Blood, BOiIs,
SeSrcy, Ths Prosfratfsg Effects of Lead o,
Here<ry, GsHera! Debility, asd oil Diseases
ekieh ysqsivs a TOnie aad 1lts,afius Msdietss,
10 beyond question.
auth entIcated and of such peculiar -
character, that sufferers cannot - =. PJN
reasonably hesitate to receive the ~, - NN
The PERUVIAN sYRUPisfET5lxN
does not profess TO he a Cure-all y aSI
but It's range - extensive. becauset sAS&k
many diseases, apparently unlike V
are Intimately related, and proceed v jssI
ing from one cause, may be cured
the syrup provides cure. rs precss. that wb,ehb
has so often bafied the highest order of medica
ss.a are tan sesc, ,9s X, ,Is
troveIuhe Those who may wish for an oninIon
syrup csnno fail to he t st sha ara
Owing among numerous Testimonials IN the hand,
men well Known in the commur ". And 81 ~.
hisnest TespeciaelIty;
effects Of The Peruvian syrup noa hesitate %
mend g to the attention Of The public. '''~'
FROM our own experience yell ~ nom IN. .s.,pou,
OF otEer. whose tRisissaes aud Integrity are slSsr
Nc NO doubt OF Ito efficacy Of
Inopient Diseases Of the Luags and BroDob.l P...s~
vy.spsa Liver Complaint oroPsy, Neuralgia ke Ius.sl
l enects would be Incredible but the mr. br.t.r
OF those Who have witnessed them snd bav. volun.rss
Aeu tesuanoAy e. we do restorative rover
soLS nLhAroSf, IHOrAs C. ANoEr,
n1s a. Dkh1EA fErEk HAHvsr,
tAaUkL hAr.
10 -ell known that medicinal eject a, q,
Ioh lost ~ even brief exposure 90 air AMI til a,
nsihsin solution Of frotOxide Ct Iron wftbort fn
s s1,a.t9n has 6ees deemed ipessi. The Peruvian
oyruP tbts desirable oin 10 Nv coNpr.TroS a.
WAY tNfoRE uSksoss; and this NAV N az.
Po@ e~rboIAioe oitrstss and txrrstes Of ths No..
A A HArEs, ~. D..
A1"Ayef 70 he stale OF Massachusetts
h BnylSton strosI Boston
pottlen, Sss medIum sized bottles al
N. IL. CLARK Il CO. PrOprietors, Boston.
OF sale IN w ashIREIOu by u. ID. Gilman, Speoisl
AEent; Nalrn n Palmer, Joan SchvSrtIe r. M
smith, Y. Harhaugh. II. n. Mcpherson 3 =
nMatn' Joseph Bury, Jas. II. Stone, J. :. Lovejoy,
os X. j. Clssell. and J. L.. Kidwel. ,e &-sm
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WHEN N THE COURSE OF HUMAN
even.t LADIES' and Gentlemen lose one Of heir
BIoetoe, oalprA tttrsCl.cls-a line head of hsir-if
becomes matter OF serious i'm ,orts1ce snd ,hs
1Sslon ~ what .he We do to stop the hsr from
~ 20 thl query, We beg to say, try DR. 6hRRiS,
hAin pRoMnTER AND m ROVER. A few
remore ctnoTGh, keep the scalp clean and whIte
sna ImPaIt iroshnets ana viEor to the hair; and
continued Use OF 10 two months will intnrs yon
LUZ eIisns hesd % halr Gail and ret bottle and n
and get the price ,Sld, 'ssh
a. for Dr. A&tris Hair Promoter and Im,ruver.
Elst, oQ,per Main and 18th, and Man and vs., NJ.
AZ, 10 wsshin{son city BY Y. d: GILMAN, Drsr-
.: CLARK, Druggist, corner tH street and "a
W -. AL lV
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1Al1s1l0 0AO.
CHANGE or TINE

= - - = = ! - -
Totaks s1ses on Monday, Mareh 7lst, 1859.
EShOK snA after ths absys dAls aad ustii fur-
u thar nstise. Two Pasasngsr TrAins will lsays
Packet Dspot, keokpk . follow:
vTR0f 1RAM.
Lsawss Ksokuk daily - 0s1O o'clock .. n.
Arrives - 4OntToss ~ 0118 .. n.
M aRcouD fnAIA ees
Leaves Ksckuk daily t6sndays sseeptsd) ct 100
p. =. Arrives - Nontfose ct l:4S p. m.
Ysno4 4nArM
Leaves Montssse daily - l1sOO o'clock 1. n.
Arrives q Ksokuk st l1sk1 .. m.
s0nooMD rnAIn
Lssvss nontross daily Sunday szssptsd) $50
p. =. Arrives q Keokuk at Sis p. n.
Forming. II eonnsotisn With the Keokuk and
Reck Island Pasket Company, ; DAILY LINE -
an points kA6T, NORTH aaA WH61.
PaMengses Tor the TaSksts viii take the sae
o'clock p. n. train, making sure connsetions ~
Baflington with trains for Chicago, 1T. Pleasant
and EAifAeA.
TRMPLIH, PLUMAxR = CO., Lsssses.
,. ". DAVIS, 6upsfiatsndsnt.
]. ;. TnwxaDUHI, Ticket Agent, Aain-st-
Aarch n, ~ DIV
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1660. SRA1ON ARRlNGRuENf. 1859.
- sr. LOUIS. sT.PAuL -
srrLLwArE.. ~
NORTHERN LINE PACKETS.
VVHE following swift and superior Steamer win
L compose this line for the present season:
CANADA, Capt. WARD.
MINNESOTA BELLE, Capt. HILL.
DENMARK, Cap. .0nAY.
HENRY CLAY Capt. 61Evsnsox.
PHMBINAW Capt. GsI11rrn.
METROPOLITAN, Capt. Rnopss.
MN. i. SWING, Capt. 6RExsE.
NORTHRANEk, Capt. AFFORD.
They will leave KeSkuk, for st. Paul on Tues
day, Wednesday. Friday and Sunday EVENING", and
for 81. Loair on Tuesday, Thursdsy, Friday and
Sunday morning..
This Line has been In saccessful operation for
the past year, and for regularity comiort and per-
feet reliability has not been surpassed by any or
gaaisation - the Western Rivers, and hope to
merit . coutinancs Of the liberal patronage which
has been heretofore bestowed upon them.
For fsei ght or passage apply to
BROWN, AUSTIN = CO., Agents,
Levee, Keokuk.
WARDEN 4 ASHALER, q en- 4 Agts., St. Louis.
Feh16A
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THE OMNIBUS will call for passsngess-Tain
= q shine, day or nieht-in any part Of the city.
Al erdsn LETT With 3. Tswksbury, at the Rail-
rsad and StssmhoaG O6ioa, opposite the Billings
Hc.s. Isvsavs ssssntion. Leave your
esAsrs md procure : Ticket, and You can rest -
sUfed that y0u will b. oalled for. Ordiaary Bas-
ganS free. Tickets Is cents.
X e.-Having tho largsst spring wagon in the
o.tys Am also prepared 70 move Pianos and Fur
niture - the shortest notice.
1eb1lAen W. 5. WINS.
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rnoM .. II. sCnrvEN,s AGENOK

ADELIaHTHUL ROMANTIC ROu1r@
xn6M 1nn wn1f 70
DOeeON, Ns0 York, aid tA Eastern States
@ - t4s l1lehsSsM csasvsi, Gveas WestevA,
Oe1ensbsvgh vermosf Csnfrsl. .ssa 81
GRAND Trunk RAIROAD on CANADA.
reeneaGess NJ tets rcsts h.vs u Uoppcsssuity u
yisitl.g se1I q IL Esaaes: 81 ns:s Won
N'Sses9 y1ns, sisN 1yStss, 1ne.a.ss h.s.ass
Rsyiss " ~ 4. essAcs, oneescy Ms~ivssl, waite
Mss.sstss ~ 1stt1st u tS1e, (1esrv tsse aalss -
kn9sl, Leks CASnrt2lA. Iais II AoafSers.es,
desses Aessy, stt., er. sf.sXe
On go aita May i, 1854, BasoAgs Will -
Chscksd Through from ChiesRo. -7e-s
.ss To kMn01ANToSs MI ssss 31slas..
YaDare9NAy - seGnrea 9 the sGee q the Co.
pany q Chiea&O ~ 1AIIiSa ships frum IeaAsn,
Llverpoc1, PlYmouth, Glasgow, Bristol, Hull,
Abo160oa o1d 1ontrooe. An agsnt q tAs GRAND
TRUNK kAIL10A0 supsdntsnds ths rsnsyal a
smigYAnts md heeeass g Qushse ffss Of shargs.
~. ires lse = ~ = Chicago. including
The Aan1etA otsan1hip
Or .,..o6s ) 1S5is 4 1sb B 3 "a : ,sEat : 4 LONG,
II under eonfrsAt to this cenpsay fsf one or .ors
trips to Portlaad. IoaEists' rssssn ticksts IRON
Chicago TO tho prineipei towns tn Europe VIII
shortly Be issWed. Tickets from Chicago Tor al
points East, also feF tho ksviAthan, or Tor the
O s.. s. Co.'S ahips, caa - obtained q the Once
Of the 0rand TYunk 1ailfoad, No. 30 Dearborn
street, CAisaec.
Agent Of Grand Trunk B. =. CO., sf Canada.
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A 7 MARCN,s, sn .ee AnA.SsFsss,
"A Il the only place that ron ss.a ret good Gain
twist Rinss, and Colts Ravolvsrs at 116 piece.
mch3od1y
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CABUS' HAIR CUTTING
SHAVING ROOM,

Main Street ncers above ne 1iiit~ss Hssss
HAiR-CUTTINa done according " Physiog-
Ii nomy and the principles Of the Cst4txv.
Hair and Whisken dyed to perfection, either
brown OF black.
The Proprietor calls special attDntion 10 hls style
Of Hsir Cutting, and challenges the prcfession.
E feh12.dAMly
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IN. q. 0EHTrARTN.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
ooEEKR OF 1xxsH AHD nIoH-srs.,
KROKUK ,.-...........
Jan6dly
WIN. ~. N III ERVEY.
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT Law,
AND
General CPliccting Agent,


General CPiiccting Agent.
EOhI .......-.AUWA.
ngHkRKHcxs:
Hon. John w. EtockdAle, Rsgister Of Fort Dodge
Land Once;
Hon. Thomas ssargean., Receiver Fort Dodge
Land Once;
Hon. Vim. II. Merritt, Cedar Rapids, Iowa;
Gen. Van Antwerp, Keokuk, lows.
Hon. J. D. Thompson, Judge 18th Judicial Dis
trict, Haryston, Iowa.
Geo. b. Hold, keokuk, Iowa;
ID. O. Finch, Dsa Moines, lows.
Hon. $. A. Douglas, Washington, D. G.
June Idly
Pixies Peak Miners Boots.
T HAVE : ut Of Deahle-6olsd Watss-Preok Nj J.
j ncrs' Boots N hard, which will sell cheaper
than the same quality can b had II this city.
Persons laying II outAts win plsass bsaS this In
mind and eA1t at the Meet anA 0Aoo Ea-
poY1um. 60 0a1n.0g.
have the bext SELECTION of material from which
10 manufnGture 10 ofes, kept In this city, and
will nj up Boots and Shoes Of every description
on the shogtsst notics.
Miners Who wan. long tops and extra heavy soles,
should call In and leave thsir orders for Boots i'm
mediatAly. M
Wonsns French Cali Boots and Shoes made to
order. s. A. DUKE.
feb7Sd
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eno. d. AxpnRsoN. ALxxAxDnA 1AncrAY

BANKING HOUyg or d
= = = - = = O.. II D81BO n = q ..
THAvn thisday s1mittsda = paftnsr n sAs
j lDanhina Nnsinses, ADexnadsr Bseelsy, (vhe hAe
beep ~ tsllsf xeTths lhst sixs yeas). Ths bu1j.s
nso1, ,hsrsa1tsf, Willie conducted under the ~
and Styls u
GRO. o. ANDERSON D 90.
De11k 80 u ths o1asst Banking HcuSes (ik mot
tAsslasss) N Iswa, shs asw A1n ss1isits seatip-
uanee - 1uem~ pstsoeagsso literally sxtenasd -
xAey Win nAks oellsstions and xsntt, lesa 1x-
shA1go, % the Day ok payment, free ef shasge.
Their rsfsrsnsss are asformsrly b. ssnisf part-
nsfs syfs
LII nnynHnnr1s:
pAxk 1snk, N, \. s,4ss: ass
WlnpIer. Lamar Co. DaakMseN X.
EdWR8 W. Clefk kCD., ,rhilA1Alphia.
Hewas4 DAaktng Co, DCsson.
C1App, 11lDT = 0reWMs, Danksfs, Dosteu.
MerSn11 1nnks sChieoGs. Il
HaG9aa A 0slDeke, OhieAeo. MI
01ot&a1oGs DoSk. pfAtsbufeh. ss
1esUiSs Deposit A6nks PittsburGh.
x16k1ev4 n1ny 09nkeRS,
0ilqms ADgU1Ao9tsnsH - Cineinnatl. tasass.
=. \. HsssA Qe.s !" Isnisytils.
d J0ssSN
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- looOU III.
sD4ACIlOm enly Il ~ Civil Courts Of Record
- 6svstoe hi6 tins chiefly % Conmssciai
-. DaslnSs 4Sem sbsuad viii seeeive sarsful
netea. De 10. A6 Chssnut street.
IT.. y soo1&wly
AM nAnyf. ~. ALanx DUrLnk. s.W. PARSONS.
= 1UTLEB Z RA40ONs.
DM16 AND OOUNsRLL0Rs At Law,
n1nlsT BuILDMo, Ill BROADWAY.
bwon NEW YORK.
u. Los III SO nAn1A =. nII1KR.
LOWAIE = M1LLEn.
D1M1Y6 AND C0UNBxLOk8 Ar LAW,
- 6oReiton in Chancsry, Ksokuk, Ieua.
3uAns0n streets.
on. -, ,5e-dAuly
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kookuk ok-BindoIy,

LAND BLANK BOOK MANU1AOTonY
kANK Books mads and xnlsd TO aay roauired
ko1tsrn. Court R1soeassJ j astiesss D6eksfa. A.
ss Books, Pell Books, ~, -, fufnishsd 81
anotieS.
vi inAny styls desired.
NY DindeSy Will Abe 1oand ii NcCuns'
Ming, eernee of nafn and 0oeOnd-ete.
! III sd aA b ISAAC N. PDARCU.
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h sKs Low = OO,e
61soessoFs TO 0sming : Lovs,l
BANKERS,
lyIvE partIeaia5 ettsntion 70 eolleetiomD ,andro-
~ nitprsnptly = - ~ - payment.
I Bank = North AasriA New York.
D4uDIA Co., Phila1slphiA.
1.W.03nkk i Co.,
Cftisenss Uaak 1nltjnore.
Baak q Pitesbsr9A, Pittsbsfgh.
Jno. p. 6sslly ,CesAiss, Do
B. Brady. .01shiAs, Whs4line.
Braneh Bsass Denk ef Ohio, zanesville.
ComnGeGial DAak ,0ineinnati.
Btats 6a.lAgs Ia1titn4ie1 81. Loais.
Gee. Smith 3 O., Chisago,
Nasth:rn Bank Of Ksntssky. Lsxingtos.
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The Coleman Farm Mil,
THE WONDER AND lDMlk1l0N OF THE WORLD
Every Farnsr HIS own MAlisFs
GRHAT SAVING or TIME AND EXPENSE
The only Successful Metallic Mill ever
invented for making
BuCKwnIAr AND FAMILY yLoux,
K.as be run BY Horne, Stsaa, WSnd o. Water Power.
Price, with Sieve arranged, for sitting corn meal
for family use, while grinding, $50.
Price, with Rolting Machine attached for making
Family Flour, 47b.
Descriptive Ci culars can be had, or the mill can
be seen in operation, at the Office Of the Coleman
Farm Mill Company" Tribune Buildings, No. Z
spruce-st., N. Y. where All orders wifi receive
prompt attention. MARTIN THATCHER,
dec23d6n Secretary.
RARE OPPORTUNlTYY
Good Chance for = Mechanic Or LA.
0OrGfy
a SMALL FARM, 50 acres, good new frame
"A house, and new steam Saw Mill, with LAth
Machine, De-; said mill can clear ffSsn 43,o0o to
1900 par annum, when the hard times are gone,
gone away" said lend II situated In 6out4 skn
Michigan good ciinats. spisndid soil, weA VA
| tsrsd, -. =.
Also. 30 aere farm IN Northern Iowa. fns soil,
wcll watsred, -.
Either O1 the above farms will Be- exchanged for
good hous6 and lotin Keokuk.
Inquire u J. PARMBLE,
Nov. /, 'k8-d6m No. ~ Main-ss.
keOkuk, Iowa.
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