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The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-08-17

SrEANER WH1IxLD.-This nice little boat
paid Us visit last week and We omitted to an
nounce its arrival. From the Leader We learn
that the Winfield was built ct HarpersAeld'
afteea miles up the river, BY Sherin Brothers
for the use Of D. Harper. Eeq, proprietor Of
that new town. She is Of ten horse power, and
can carry thirty tons freight, her spssevi Cd
NIT three teams and che expects to tug lat.
best for cattle and other freight Ills expected
that this young steamboat viii ply regularly be-.
tween up-river points and the n. = M. Depot
at Prairie du CHEN. but she = Tree 10 travel
where she Lists and We hope to 80 her ftsqusnt-
y At McGregor for the csnveyaacs of mer.
chandise and passengers 70 Ne county ef Ala-
makee. s11
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-08-17
81 Are iufallible for

!" Are iufallible forI
removing stoppages or
Irregularities of the nnen.l
|. - s*.ssi- -'-s l'eA-spss > sl.s',..s
The Pills are nothing|!
new. but have been usedl !:
by the Doctor In his prac- |.
tice for many years, both !:
n France aud America,
with unparalleled success
in every case; and he is :
urged by many thousand Z
ladies who have usedIs
them, to make the Pills.
public, for the alleviationI
Of those suffering fromli
any irregularities WHAT {
ever, preventive TO ladies
WHOSE health will not perl
nit Of an increase OIL;
family.
Pregnant fcmales, or
those supposing them
selves so, are cautioned
Sold by HoRmsn, Bentol
BOLLES, SMITH 4 G
Agents tor the North West
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-08-17

Two Lacy FRsNcHAxN.-On Monday two great
Kss<2
In skill manned BY young girl about II years old.
Tho little sailor handled tho equal the "Lady
OF the Lake., while the pantalooned chaps sat res
Psctively In tho bow and storm Of the boat smoking
The cargo consisted Of but who could feel
like giving money to couple OF <n when they were
Indebted tor the trip to tho muscles ler little girl
France Ia diagrsccdi
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-08-17

RuxoR.-It is rumored that FELT, the found.
er and spirited first Editor Of the Bradford
Reos has again become the Editor and Pro.
prietor Of that sheet. If this 10 true it will
add SO per cent TO the value Of lots in the town.
Felt Is most industrious, able and pleasant
writer and his rctiracy from the Neses was uni
versally regretted.
The New Oregon parer w R. Mead Editor
will be issued shortly tsts
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-08-17

WAssEa-This old politician i out in an I'd.
dress 70 the voters Of Clayton county, annoanc
ing his Independence ~ candidate for Sheriff.
The Address 10 just like Wnnser !; it is found
in the Gutenberg Register. Tho prospect 10
that several candidates viii run Independent /;
Convention nominations are no longer equiya.
lent to ele ctions.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-08-17

MlllrAas-By our exchanges Ne learn that
efforts are making to organise volunteer Mill
tary Companies in many pars q Northern
Iowa. AtDubuque. DEBORAH and St. Charles
one each has recently been organised. Aeon.
certed effortisnow being made 70 ave State
Military Convention to agree upon sort Of
code for the government Of hight companies
throughout the State.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-08-17

MsAr.-L. Packard has taken tho place of Mr.. lib
bard In the meat business,-neary opposite the
Western House. Packard 10 not IN experienced
butcher but hs Keeps excellent meat ssd when cooked
1t dnds ito way to the seat Of hunger about a. we'll q
though 1t were cut In tho most artistic manner Let
Us give him . share Of our trade. suA
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-08-17

GoDEr.-The Emperor of tho Ladies De-
partment of American Literature has forward
ed to the shelter half" Of the Times Office an
engraved portrait of himself. with his ''thanlksn
for her good opinion Of the Ladys Book. This
may all be very well in GoDEy but the portrait
Of that gentleman il 90 much Landowner than
We could hope to reflect through the Daguerrean
tube, that We are slightly jealous of the Pbila-
delphia Editor. Will our respected cotempo.
rary have care how he distributes copies Of
that elegant face of his to ladies having home.
ly husbands Nothing but the fact that We
also are q Philadelphia could reconcile ~ to
this attempted invasion of our domestic peace
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-08-17
DIR. DUPONCO'S GOLDEN PERIODI.
CAL PILLS-FOR FEMALES.

Iagainst using Pills wkile
In that condition, as the
kpeopsiftsr assumes no
|. Fesf 4sibility After 60
, above admonition, al
! though their mildncss
would prevent any injury
to health otherwise,
these Pills are recon-
! mended. Directions &C
! companying each box.
Price. 81.
N. B.-Ask for DR.. Du-
ponco's Golden Pills. See
signature on every box.
] You then obtain . Pill
: y0u may depend upon.
Ladies' by inclosing one
] Dellar by mail to either
! of the agents below, can
have the Pills sent (con-
adentially) to any part of
1.-THE country.
! 4 Co., AcGregor.
D., l24 Lake-St., Chicago.
ern States, also dealers in
generally. They'll
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-08-17

AN ExcuRsIoN-On Thursday evening last
the Aiamakee. Capt. SHERwIs, steamed down
70 Gutenberg on an Excursion. The expedi.
ton was got up in somewhat select manner,
but we are authoritatively Informed that it was
not paging concern to anybody-cxccpt to
the omnibus men on the other eide Of the river
We were promised report Of proceedings for
the 1sn'es. but owing to the general unpopular
ty Of the trip, perhaps the less said about it the
better.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-08-17

CRuELrr.-Not long since in Baltimore, .
man and his fseconO wife were arrested for de-
priving his child, little boy Of seven years, Of
the food 70 sustain life, and the appearance Of
the child gave damning proof Of the fact. The
testimony is said TO have been hidcous beyond
parallel The worst featureof it was that three
Of their own childrea were we'll fed and clothed,
There ossh to be He'll ct all syents.. !.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-08-17

ALoEs-It is late to publish anything relating
to the garden but We have been plagued so much
with that internal little striped bug on ourvines
that we must advise our readers Of AL The ~
needles for their determination. s9hs Issndon
Cottage Gardner states that . solution of Aloes
sprinkled on the plants will drive pests of all
kinds entirely away. Remember thl5 r. the
season Of 1860!
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-08-17

GuNSIsoH or Observation-Disclosures OF this house
was here last week and Loft with on deposit little
box Of dry goods which have pusd ever since and
vase Of eau de pie which has probably saved u a.
ready from two or three attacks ohoera IfMncker
stays about DEBORAH angling for Trout (i) week or
two We would not give much for his certificate OF De.
post for the above articlcs-ths warm weather does
melt things away surprisnglyi
GuNNlsoN Is a whols-souled Wholesale Grocer of
Milwaukee and Ainckler 10 his gsntlsmsny travelling
representative.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-08-17

SrRAsoE-The Reporter for the Dubuque
Herald, and Mr.. Williams, Clerk Of the Court,
recently saw a wooden stool jump ten inches
without any possible human or artificial aid and
they ask an explanation of the wonder.
Upon the presumption that Wilkie and VIII.
liams never drink anything, nor ever have
swimming in the head. we would call this state
ment very wonderful, but the presumption pro-
posed is equally wonderful and We leave the
story as inexplicable.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-08-17

Jon WoRK.-The 81. Paul Pioneer boasts Of doing
heavy job Of work for the selkirk Settlement, one
theusand miles toward the north pole, and the same
week they turned out 10 900 bills for Cairo ens thou
sand miles towards the gull The Pisnesr Is some
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-08-17

SHoorno.-On Monday the legal sheoting Of Prai-
re ch'oksns eomnsncsd, and nothing but Huntses,
dogs and guns could be pusng Tor the prairiss
Mr.. Lampson and Mr.. o'Brisn have each favored as
with liberal allowance Of their profits In this exciting
sport. We are indebted to you. gentlemen.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-08-17

EDITORIAL CoNvsNrIoN.-Jssse Clement OF tho
Dubuque Times writes that tho iowa Editorial Con-
venton will take place at Cedar Rapids on I'd We'd
nssday In Sep The boys Gall members Of the press are
boys) will have good time In tho social way but IL is
not probable that they can materially advance the
intetests Of the craft pecuniary. We would like to
attend this meeting to make acqusntsnces and zee
the country, but money scarce have no SUBJ and
an absence Of ten days from this rapidly growing town
would csuss US to be regarded as stranger on our
return. @
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We are in receipt Of this handsons Dsay,
the Home Department of which Is esnducted
by that spicy and talented western writer Mrs.
J. G. CRoLEr. Mrs. c. handles pen somewhat
like Fanny Fern except that there il no display
Of wit at the expense Of deicacy. the very blunt
ness Of her illustrations giving the best proof in
the world of her purity of mind. In the No
before Us she combs few, gentlemen smut.
mengers who edit newspapers for the pleasure
Of torturing racy sentences into vulgar mean.
ings, and she very properly tells them that it 10
not quite manly to ridicule her because che vas
woman enough to speak Of her 'sbsby."
We are obliged to the Nescs for publishing
eur remarks on the Albany Times, and indoors.
ing our style Of teaching exchanges good man.
ners-there ID no other way to compel editors
to be civil to each other. s
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-08-17

The SrREEr-Evan's is finishing up the grade
in front of his new brick store 20 that no fu-
ture extravaganza of the Father of waters
will place his goods in jeopardy. Helwig has
raised his dwelling about four feet and the EN-
pire Saloon occupied by II. & c. Goats has also
gone up few feet These inequalities Of
grade require an irregular sids-walk, and the
ups and downs of Main Street McGregor will
shortly be equal to Chicago streets in theirro-
mantle undulations. 1t is very proper that the
fast city of the River should follow the suit
played by the fast city Of the Lakes.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-08-17

Manufacturer.
Norman Wizard, the ice boat builder, is wri-
ting some very interesting and valuable letters
to the Prairie du Chen Leader on the indis.
pensability of Manufactures for that city. Like
many other articles of similar character pre-
pared nowadays for newspapers, Mr.. WARDS
letters are so long that to copy them would ex.
clude all other matter from an ordinary weekly
paper. aaa
We need manufactures at McGregor, but
there has been very little effort in that direc.
ton as yet nor will there be until the fact 10
obvious that they can be gone into here with
an assurance of profits up to the average of
other branches of business. 1t is all very we'll
to tell US what we need, and to advise those
having money to put it in the wheels and pull
legs of "noisy, soul Inspiring machinery" but
there 10 no doubt of the fact that investments
in this branch of industry pay less than any
other, and we cannot reasonably expect that
those who handle heavy money bags will On.
gage in business paying five to fifteen per
cent. nett, when cash 10 worth two TO three Der
vrAerxix ON bocAa ss,A $4,000
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A Di3erence.
In Persia war Of castles is almsst precipita.
ted because the shanar women OF poorer classes
insist exposing their bpesssS in public - The
aristocracy or higher castles do. The Shah has
interdicted this exposure On the part Of the
poor. -#
In more civilized States there is no legal
fault found relative to female exposures of any
description-save absolute nudity-and the con-
sequence is the rich and the poor, one from
choice and the other from necessity, use clothes
as short at both extrcmities as public taste will
tolerate. That the modern mode of female
dressing is promotive of libidinous thought and
leads to the thousand wrongs which are daily
and weekly hernlded to the world through news.
paper columns, 10 fact that no observer of 60
ciety can dispute but it is the fashion, and as
Fashion is changsable madam who has more
power than Congress Of Nations, we can only
record her edicts and let their effects pass, un.
complained Of. No man will object to the show
in his own individual case and as the ladies
draw a large amount of public and private at.
tention we suppose it is all exeusablc on Pope's
broad principle, "Whatever is is right"
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| Clayton Co.

Clayton Co.
A McGregor correspondent of the Dubuque
Daily Herald gives, over the signature of "Old
Clayton" most cheering account Of the pros.
poets of the Democracy in this county and sets
up our friends D. Hammer and Judge Baugh
as cand dates respectively for the offices Of
Senator and Judge. We hope "Old Clayton"
may have no reason to change his mind before
the night of election but it looks to US as
though with the everlasting County Seat issue
overriding politics, the rivalry existing be-
tween both Republican and Democratic aspir-
ants, the loca! village jealousies and the gen.
eral want of unity, political or personal, that 1t
is very doubtful who will be nominated on
either side and much more doubtful who. will
be elected in October. It will not surprise US
at all to see three tickets in the field and rs
many outside independent candidates as can
spare time and money to canvass the county
The Republican ticket 10 doubtless already
selected by those who usually do up such things
and it is probable that some of the rejected
chaps will kick against tho pricks and start OF
on their own hooks-this course will render
Democratic nomination somewhat desirable
and then the unfortunates whose claims are
overlooked by that body will also "kick up"
and get as "mad as hoe" which means, ready
to chop somebody into pieces. Well we shall
soon see how the cat will jump and We will at
tempt no prophecy.
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U See third page for --latest" and other
reading matter.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-08-17
State Of Lma,
Gee. loot and Mary loot,

WM. McLeoud. Jane Nc
Leoud, John McLeoad.
Ross McLsoud, Ssrepta
McLeoud, Andrew Smith,
and lydia Smith
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EOIIND

w. NOTICE
rs hereby given that have this day disposed p u
il Stock of Hardware to W. Bingham Co.. OF
Cleveland Ohio, who viii continue the business Ct the
came place. f9s1 G. O. BIOKN1LL.
McGregor, August LIST, 1sSo.-l47u
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HNIrT Customers can be supplied ct al tinss With
~ the best articles In the market, while the Farmers
OF the country will always lind rs ready to pay Mse.
chandisc or Cash, for Whatever they may bring 10
town for sale. Z n r#
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kAxII10 a.
CHANGE or TIllEi

ss ~ - - - ~ - - - - - - -
TotAks s1sot - Monday, March 2lsA 1859.
ErR0M and aftsr the above dats and until fur-
y thsf notice, Two Passenger Tfains will leave
Packet Dspot, Keekuk - follow:
vfneT 11AN.
Leaves Ksokak daily At 0s30 . clock =. -.
Arrives o. 1ontrues q o3l6 !. n.
sHCOHD fnAIN
Leaves Ksekuk daily (Bundays escspted) at 1900
p. n. Arrives at Aontross at l:AS p. "A.
rIno1 1nAIn IN
Leaves Hontrosc daily u l1:OO O'Clock .. a.
Arrives at KAoknk n lf:k6 ;. N.
oDCoxD TEAM
Leaves Mcntrose daily (SmAsys excsptsd) $50
p. n. Arrives ~ Ksoku uk at 0s11 p. m.
Forming, In epsneetisa With the Ksekek and
Reck lsleA raakst 0s1psay. DAILY LINE 70
all p0ints HAST, NORTH and WEST.
Passe0een for The Packets will take thu one
o'clock p. N. train, making surs connections at
Barlineson With trains for Chicago, ut. Pleasant
and 1nir0oh.
THMPLN, PLUMM1R CO., Lssssn.
B. ". DAVIS, 6apsrintsnAsat.
]. =. 11uEsDueY. Ticket Agsnt, Mais-st.
March 81, sO-dkw
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KE0KUK, IOWA: WEDNESDAY, ATIzIL 20, 1889

-
|, lQESXR "a Ax1 Dad.
IL -! - -! 8
1A< Capacity " ~ - = es0 - - ~ I"
~ ossalvYs es
THREE THROUGH
1RAlssEN0 = i - - HApINs
DD1wEEE PTTTSDUR6H 4PHILAD0IMHIA,
uoassstiag direct In the Unisn Dspot = fll1sbyh,
we0 1roaSh Trajas from slI Westsen oIe10s Tor
t,., =. -, asf1 s... Az ssr
lths transportation Of passen8sFs unsnrpasd, 1os
| SpesA and Comfort, By any otA9 voats.
1krras and Past Ltnss rsn th1oueh = fhiladel-
thia Vi tADst change u Cars 81 Csedsstsrk
| ruAs Sleeping Cars 70 Express ana Past Tsekae,
THE KxPR1SS RUNS DAILY, Nail "a Hass
Tdue Sundays sxseptsd.
T1sss Daily Tralns ssnssss direct ~ Hs~ Yssa.
lxr1 sna Rast Lins sonasse fs1 DaaHnsrs md
MsaAngtsn. st &8
RxRRMEs YRAIN-Lssvss PittsbasrA % 3 ). n;
arrives at Philadslphia Or Baltinors sts ). = !,
New York 1880 p. m. 81. - s s
NAIL TRAIN-Lsavss Pit.aAarsh q !. u,
arriving IN Phiiadslphia - II ?. =; Nsv Yeri
PAST LIEs.Is.,., I. 7, PIistsa.sa ..s :. n y
m.;Nsw Ysrk 3,3S p. n. 4
~. ~ TO n.;1r Tr.srs \. 49,. 49, 49, -
iaseSaH rlckzrs a. H.iD y. ssea on
nnAT TTcT ErS "a Ro.so. -. - -. -
- nn,s HI~.s = fsesS,.~... ~ so01 vas NOR
TIfxTTs IAaTWXRD ~ s es1.i..a :. -
e ~ incert,nt nailfsAd 0Alss il IL Wsst
slo, On - q aay Of the SECULAR Line Of
Tcxs - q tie sse osss 8ss 4 x. ts. ss
pany In Boston, New YORK, Baltimore Or Phil
nhis: .--- &, - z ~ -
I esS.r 1nnse.
AsK rnR TloK rrs nv prTranunu
The eonpieeloa u ths Western eonneetions az
thu Pearo oylvnnia Railfoaa Is thicsSo. naEss this
-. !, n .r,,1r~.r - -.
| .Easr An esE r1Ear
M -, 80
i - ...a-e.. - -,-s.1--,.
Ine c:asseene q tricks cyesAs haihoad bEiage
49, q ne saA ~ eI.yaee xensAee q
neaen.. sagsaeef ~ - sauIg g Ines ass ID
vantaees feaalN aRR.seaes<a ~ hhiPpss of
Freight. 40 sns 1ravsin9 fns.ic.
rAA..s sAlrriEn s,p l1S1M - ,,.1c 49, 80 80 g
| % !Aeu esoeaisysIo = snlT - lHiS AoUIE.
Rar 1rsAsAt cDaszasts - shipPing Directions,
tA4Pv Y sr senress sissef = sss 0aleWinG Agenfs
~ ~ Oen4eny
4 y. A. 6IkWAnI, Pit1oai9h;
4 DoyAe Ce:s osenpenviiie, W p. Fierce Co.,
1870 u; :. - 1870 A.ptey, "; =: 10
Mouth, o. rcddosk q Co., 1sasr.onvills inss \.
CincmnAsi, -; =. Y. Aearum, Madison Indiana;
rm; nosnan, I1". Loalne; e 49,. =: o,Nlsy Z
| Co, 1yanev1iiss lnaj -. ". Hrsham Co.. Cstro,
| III; =. r. Sass, 81. Louis, Mo-; John Il. Harris,
Nuahvillsg Ie0hj hArf1a Annt, Aemphis. Tenn. :;
Clarke Goa Chicsgo, al; " ". II. koonts,
Alton, III; murphy Malie, Dubuque lowai
or to Freight Agents OF Railroads at didsrent
4 points IN the Wst-
i The GFsossss Facilities Offsred Ger
the PToaecaloM ms SPEEDY Tra0s-
PeItaslon 81 Live STOCK, and GOOD
ACCOMNoDAIAuNS. with usnst privileges, for
persons travelling ID charge thereof.
i FREIGHTS WESTWARD.
Nv this route Freirhts Of ali descripri ions c.n
be forwarded from Philadelphia, New Yors. Bos.
to. ~ nalti s.ore 10 anv roint ~ the R;5ra.a. 20
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III "a fssy s1ANKI.x0 HOUB1 or
0 r. Z ~ q = @. ANDBR00MG = 2 =.
YNAvD thieday e6nie1sA ~ IL paetn9 r. ~
u l10ktne Dooineas, Alexanaer Dasslay. (yAe ~
49, ~ tSlles kpr he hst ok ysarSl. 1A1 beoi-
nses, hereafter, WILDE eondustsd sidSr he In
0EO. o. ANDERSON . 90.
Dsine ons o1 the oidsst Baaking Hensss (1 net
thsoldSet) In Iowa, tBsnsw arm solisits seattA-
sanee of lUrns~ pstsoAags - literally sxtenAed =
kAlennaoe portnoR. e.ss ass 49,
3Key wflI mako ssllsetieas an1 senlta - -.
sA4ass on the day of pAynsnt, ffas q SAea0
1hsIf references ars = fornsr1y ~ ssadSk taRt'
~, ,sis @
n11BnxucKs
Park DaAk, n. \.
IiSsS1 =. OK ! g, ,FHiisdsIeia1.
Hewasa Daakins Co., Boston.
Oopp, 1luW = ADsewnAp BaAksgD, Bestea-
11o0onks sChiaoGA,
IL San & 0eIpGk4, phiGAeo.
MoeAan10' 1osk, Yftadhe1gb.
(srmems D. eelt 1enk, RjttabaseA.
K1NnG 4H6hm, DAahsEs,
0i1n1e1 : ngotkakton - CfneinnAti.
A. D. Hunt Co., . Leuisyil1e.
State 6asiaes Tastitatissy - LsaiS.
Keekuk, ,Jaa. i, -. &C. @. ANDzA6ON
iauA
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1DS1 nG11oN kk&ANGk I'M. 1600.
- ~ -. L0U1o, ~. PAUL -
sr1LLH1ssArEs.
uo01EHRD LugE PACKETS.
TSHK folleuiAg swift and sspsrioe 6tAAnen win
i compose this line for the present season:
CANADA, Capt. NARD.
MINNE6OTA A BELLE, Capt. HILL
DENMARK, Capt. 0nAY.
HENRY CLAY ,0apt SssvxHsos.
PRNRIHAW Capt. 0H1YvrTn.
MRTR1POLITAN, Capt. RnOpxs.
WM- I. GWIN0, Capt. GAKExE.
NORTHERNKR, Capt. AFFORD.
They will leave Keokuk, for St. Paul, on Tues
day, " Wednesday, Friday and sunday evenings, and
for st. Losir On Tuesday, Thursday, Friday and
Sunday morning..
This Lime has been in succcssfal operation for
the past year, and for regularity omfort and per-
fect reliability has not been surpassed by any
gaaisa4ion a the Western kiveu, and hope 70
merit = continance Of the liberal patronage which
hAs been heretofore bestowed upon them.
For freight or passage apply 70
BROWN, AUSTIN . CO., Agents,
Levce, Keokuk.
wARDEN 4sHALER, senr Agts., 8. Louis.
RAbSn3 &N ss 49,
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WIN. TnD1RseH = CO.,
8A1GKERs,
Corner % Maan Ana sseonA sss..
a.
Nsv. ., s6s-d
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Literary Depot,
WIZ. WILSON,

(SUCCHse0R 70 MsUILxN cO.,)
Jshnsen ST., Near the Post Office.
TIAvINH purchased the well known Literary
Ii Depot 81 Mcmillan Co the undersi gncd
uill continue the business in all It's depar
am In constant receipt Of Ali the
Daily Newspapers,
Weekly Lterariss,
Moathly MsgaSines, and
*Ass Nsw Publications generally
Also, : large assortment Of Stationery.
mayi0d Nm. WILSON.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-04-20


The Coleman Farm NIL.
TIE W0NDgI AND lDMnlfleN OF fHE WoRD
every Rarner hlsse ewn KAl1srS
GREAT sAvIHa on TIME AND KxPKN6E / |
The only Suessssful Metallic Mill svsr
invented for making
pUCKwHxAr Ann HAnILY TLoUR.
eam b sss ~ Horse, SfsGm, WSa6 ~ Wstsv Pe1ss.
Price. vith Sieve arranged, FOR sitting corn neal
Tor family use, while grinding, $50.
Price, with Voting Machine sttachsd, for making
Family Flour 4TA
Dsacri ptive Ciculars can be had, or the mill can
he seen ID operation, st the ofice of the Coleman
Farm Min Company" Tribune Buildings, No.
Spruce- st, n T.. who're al orders will receive
prompt attention. MARTIN THATCHER,
dec93dom Secretary.
NAmE orr PROMTUNlTxl
GoeA CAan0s eor Mecha1ac sr Ia.
horoRy
i SMALL FARM, 30 ssres, good new frame
IA house, and new steam Saw Mill, with lAth
Nachiue, bo., said mill can slear lfxn o1,e0e to
| 81 900 par anaan, vbsa "thekAsd u0sa gre gone,
| rome sWay;" said land 10 situatsa " souta srn
hiehiEas gosd siinats. splendid sotl, van Va
Also, : - asre farm in Northern Iowa, ans soil,
wsll watSfsd, -.
4 Iiehee q The aheve farms Will ~ exchanged 4Ds
| good houss and lot in Keoknk:
! lhouiYs of J. .PAkM1Lu,
Nov. 4, 'Ss-a6m Ne ~ Ma1ne(o