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Bit, religion rs an institution af-
sccting i:lvorably the social condition
y. m ankind is Of the first Importance
and should 10 honcrcd and cherished
irrespective Of crecds. A people with
out d religious faith could not exist ~
peace for single generation; but
would inevitably fall into anarchy
crime, blood-shed and confusion. 4
il one Of religions signal triunphs
that the most confirmed intidcls have
+ cgardcd It il this light, and admit
ted its ia dispcnsible mission to civil
lizc and humanize our race, and hence
izc governments will always ai'orc
It rational protc elton, and honest mel
will'always respect its rights, and pa,
Il becoming Differences to its observan
ccs.
\ The anr who sncers ut religion, Q
I wan,cnly outrages its privileges, ma.
be ,tcly s,t down fool Or knavs
and most often as both.
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NOTICE il hereby given that will cell
IN OF public auction on Mendny The 3V'i'
DAY Of May 1859, az the residence Of ) 'coo
Bre,z late Of Duu.is county, deceased, IN
Pa,oAa township in said county. oil his
personal property (not taken by the widow
consisting among others "f. about head o.
raule 50 hogs. about 1860 pounds Of bnro'
$40 pounds 81 lard aud other prov sons =
Also some corn, wheat, oats and barley =
Also 3 plorghs, ] harrow und other impe
meats and utensils. Terms Of sue. Al
suns under three dollars cash. A crrdit q
Twelve mon,s will be given on all sums ove'
three dolIsrs; the purchaser giving his not
with approved security wsiving valuation
and appsa sement laws and bearing intrrrs
from date Of sale.
PHILIP JOSEPH BRETT.
Administrator.
Arr,l O- 1oSq-9y
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Presiden. Of the State University

President OF the State University
We find the following 10 The indianapolis
J crnal Of yesterday:
The Trustees Of the Indiana University
met in Bloomington pursuant 10 call OF
the President, On Thursday las'; there not
beng d quorum pressn'. they adjourned 70
meet IL ihis city on Saturday last. which
meeting took place. and Professor Lathrop
OF the Wisconsin University. was elected "a
succeed Rev. w NJ Daily, D. D Mr..
Ls.hrop will take charge VI the Institution
in few DAYS.
We presume DR.. Lathrop Is we'll quslitiet
fc the position TO which he has been chosen
bot there Is something very singular sbcu
the manner OF his appointment. IL was ths
understanding that no election for Presiden
.houId take place til July, as we understand
and why this action Of the Board, and at Ii
danapolis instead Of Bloomington, we d
MT understand. -Ledger.
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cxenpss il the School Law.

We presume the following 10 regard 70
the changes made in cur school law BY thr
last legislature, will be OF interest 10 our
readers, aud therefore We publish IL:
Section Of the old school law il 80 amend
ed as 10 make the present Township
Trustee, trustee for school purposes, aud he
Is H. be his ow n clerk aud treasurer.
Section 81 requires the trustee 70 ap7or-
ton the school funds on the first Monday IN
June, and Ia such manner as 10 give an
equal time OF instruction 70 all the schools
ia the township, as early rs practicable.
Section l07 vests the election and dismis
cal Of teachers il the majority OF the in
,habitants In the school district aud 10 thu
school director tinstesd Of the old trustee.)
Section 1l3 gives an appeal 70 the Conn
y Auditor in place Of the State suPerinten
dent OF public instruction.
No change has been made In the dutic
Of the Trustees Of towns 10 regard to com
mon schools.
A law has also been passed which com
pes the State officers 70 keep the schoo
funds separate from other funds, and not {
expend them for other purposes.
Il The SlSG, 900 Interest included, borrow
ed by the State, or taken By the State of
GERS, from the school fund in 1857. will B
y returned II 1860 10 lime for distribution.
(: The means Of the Sinking Fund-as fal
J. 40 they can be converted into cash--reser'
!. ing sufIiciency to pay the bank bond deb
will be distributed over the counties Of th
State for loans, secured by mortgages Q
= real estate, the counties being held respoI
I sibic Tor the amount received.
Z The money borrowed by the State Of q
q Sinking Fund in 1912 and l8is, amountir
> ia 1861 to Sllss 600, has been secured
the school fund, BY bond Of the State, pa
able at the pleasure Of the State. but bea
Ing an annual interest OF six per cen
y from the LIST Of January, 1861.
e Thus the amount Of two and three qua
ID tee millions has been secured to our schoo
81 partly In funded debt. and partly BY mel
Of 20 red loans.
! The license law will also add annual
some $4,000 70 the school Fund for cure
expenses.
= The ten cent tax remains the same,
TX under the new apprsisenenl i,sgevenue "
- greatly increased.
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From Kansas.

IEAvENwoRTH, April ~.
The official msjprity in favor Of State
Constitution is 2SSl. Ex-Governor Medsry has
issued n proclamation for the election q
delegates to a Constitutional Convention -
assemble at Wyando,te in June. County
have been called throughout
the Territory 10 perfec, party organ zal'on
Efforts are making to consolidate The opp"
si,ion TO the Democracy. which will proba'
DIV be successful. Both parties will MAKE
strenuous efforts 10 obtain control Of III
Constiluiio.ahn ,nven,ion.
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An Exhibit

AF the Receipts and Expenditures o.
~ Bainhridgr Township; Dnbnis County.
Ind, for ,hs financial year 1858, ending on
April rs, 1859.
REcEfPrs.
Bal. on hand OF Com. School Fund, NJ last
settlement with Town. Treas. 1856 IL
Bal. on hand Of Special School Tax
az las, sci. with Town Treas. go Gil
AM. Of To- nshp Tx reed during
he year from Go. Treasurer, 200 93l
Amt. received from i. Stephenson
donated towards building bridge
on Riley Mill road, 10 90
Amf. reed from X. L. Hardin for
desk. 10 %
AM. Special School Tax reed from
Co Treas. curing the year, III i6
Amt. received Of Com. School fund,
My distribution, 1858, from Co.
Treasurer, 5o7 IS
Amt reed II Cong. township funds,
Nav distribution, 1883, from Co.
Treasurer. lO4 81
Total receipts during the year, Sl.77i q
EXPENDITURES.
Amount paid for tuition TO Common Srhoo
teachers, SS'6 -
Amt. paid Tor Township purposes, AZ "a
Amt. paid for building school houses
and repairs and fuel, out OF special N.
school tax, az ~
Balls nee on hand in money aud Co.
orders, April IL, 1859. l5S ~
Sl,77i 81
Il The bslance IN the township treasury il
lproportioned 10 the respective funds rs io'
lows, 10 wit:
'lTo Snerial School fund. l2i OF
10 Cam. school fund. IA OF
Total in Township Treas, April 10, &l3s n
Nv order 81 the Board
GEO. A. KITZINGER, Clerk.
April 90, 1859 NV.
u .--- ----- -
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LrAvExwoKrn CRY. April ~, 1883.
Everett smith has jus, returned from the
n.ines Bringing five hundred and forty dol
lars IN eo'd dust. the product Of his own Ia
Dor. NJ smth has been 10 The m'"e'
about ,lsree month"; and considering ne
season Il The year. and the almost utter
impoxsibilny Of mining extensively with The
,hermosn etu At zero, his success Is regarded
az very favorable. lie ha prospected p'ac'
ers tho, he feels confident will VI ID 'Ars'y
when lie season admits Of their being work
ed. Gentle men Of this city vouch for sh'
reliability Of Mr.. Smith's reports. Mr.. )
returns TO the mines 10 two weeks.
A letter from Gen. Larimer, well know
citizen Of this place, dated Denver W,
March 10Th, was received this evening .
the Tunes Office. l. gives most 'avorao'
account Of the gold - well as agriculture
rescurces Of the country, which he too
J especial pains TO explore. The gold pro-
pee, j. represented . be particularly cheer
ing Trains from New Mckee, loaded vii
PROVISIONS and general merchandise, wei
constantly arriving in the various mimi
settlements Mo Dem.
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STARTLING, BUT TRUE

STARTLING, But TRUE.
NOTICE l. hereby given to the ho'fer- :"
~ County Orders. that there n MoNEi
IN The Treasury OF Dubois county, Indiana
10 Redeem all Orders drawn on sad trcs
-ury, that have been presented for puymeM
issued prior to the first day Of January '5s
aud tiut the interest on said orders vii
cease u, The present date hereof.
r.. STEPHENSON, r.. ID. G.
Jasper. Apr 10, 1s59.-3w.
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The WEArnEa. The weather since
last Wednesday has been very wet,
and disagreeably cool most Of the
time. There was light frost on
Thursday night, and as it had rainec
during the day, it is feared the irui'
was considerably injured.
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TINS ILLUSTRATED AnERIcAS TinEs.--
This i the ,irl, o. new Y ,,ionsl paper. TO be
CONNIE ced III Washington and New York.
on the first Of May, by Dean s. g., The
proprietors say il will be the largest l'lus'ra-
ted paper ia the United States, aud they
offer 10 each subscriber with every number
a splendid STEEL PLATE ENGRAVING,
IL by 10 inches, suitable for framing, OF one
az the most distinguished s a,csmen OF the
age. The first steel plate engraving Will
be his Excellency James Buchanan; 20
y ostmas ,er. C eneral Holt; Sd, z. Breck
enridge; 4th. lion. Stephen 4. u 'uglas
9Th, Henry 4 Wise; 9th, II a. Howell! Cobb
9Th, Hoa. j. J. Crittendrn; 9Th. Hon
Simeon Cameron; 9th Hon. Jefferson Davis
10Th, Hon. w. II. Seward; lith, Hon
james L. Orr; l2th. Hon. n 7. Banks an
so on through the year.
Terms:-Single copies by mail, pos'.pa'
30 cts; For one year $500; Two copies 10
: one year $500 Nine copies $40 90. Ad
dress Dean a. Co.. 335. broadway Ne'
York.
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Is hereby given that the undersigned ha'
L been appointed Administrators ~ III
estate d! FIRE derrick Westercsmp, late OF
Dubois county, deceased. Said estate l. sup
posed 10 he solvent.
WILLIAM cox, Administrator.
j. G. VEArci. Attorney. 3v
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WasHlscroS. April 20.

WASHINGTON. April 20.
In relation TO Nlcaraguan affairs many
specuis,ions are indulged and some OF the
statements concerning them are uninten-
,ionai.y erroneous. The true state OF the
question is sscer,ained 10 be,hat the treaty
recently returned. il with one exception en-
i,irely acceptable 10 this government, which
has heretofore a.srnted 10 its provisions.--
The exception Is 10 the anne ndment, which,
in substance provides that the United States
shall engage TO use due vigilance and
Law I'll means 20 prevent the organization Of
hostile parties IN the United States Tor he
IineAeon &C. Nicsssuua. THIS j. not con-
sidsred important, but lie ultimately rejected
hy the PRECEDENT, who has II under consde-
ration: no doubt il entertained that the trea
Nv will be modified by Nicaragua, in accor
dance with The wishes Of this government
t, BY the treaty Nicaragua engages to use III
\ necessary force 70 keep the transit rcu'
Z open. but II Il any time she shou 4 fail 4
do 50, the United States have the right I
land troops 10 project persons aud property
y Information from Nicaragua leaves no douu
. that the British are acting in good faith, an
are making arrangements for surrcnderin
: the Bay Islands aud the Mosquito protects
q rate. Srch is the present state Of Mica
q aguan affairs, Us sscerlaincd from aulher
Is tic sources.
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True Religion.


The rouud of religious holidays I
which we have just passed. :
4, c,an,ncaucration Il our blessed Sa- !.
viour's passion, and the close 81 'heI
a,,lv season Of Lent, with the solemn
observance thereof BY the Catholic
portion Of our population, and the i'm
mcusc number OF the Intelligent mass
90 who attended church here, and ~
fact throughout the whole civilized
world. to j4in in the solemniHation Of
Easter Sabbath; together with the DIS
sipatiou Which, alas. too frequently
immediately follows these solemn SER
vices, Joined in too often BY SOME q
the active participants in these sers'.
ces, very naturally brings to ihe NINA
Of the so5er, thoughtful locker on, me
inquiry. What is religion! While no
man has ever been able to answer this
question to the satisfaction OF every
uind, still every one will agree that u
is something which is muck abused
and as a contemporary wortlnly says
has been the cloak for more cnormitlcs
perhaps than any other one thing MOI
even excepting ambition, to which =
i SO often a hand-maid and servant
since the world began; and even o
this day, wlaew religious wars are 90
solete, as it were, more sin and 'iypcc
ricy arc covered with its sacred guise
than by any other prctence. And yet
even to tie non-rofessing man Q
sense and honesty, it is word Of hol
significance. There is no religion Dc
serving the name whose cardinal prir
ciples do not tend to make men be
ter, and consequently happier, and IL
practice Of which, in any degree, wi
not store up blessings for the dealt
bed Of the greatest sinner. Take u
religion of Him who preached upo
the Mount. and what well-constituts
mind, even OF Infidel tendencies
impressions, what humane dsspcsiflo
but must admire its simple but su
lime teachings! To do unto other
IS you have them do unto you; 70 f.
give as you would be forgiven;
share the goods which Heaven i
bestowed upon you with the need
to refrain from harsh Judgment
others; to he careful and live as 70
own conscience will tell you Is ria
before God and man; TO always ex
your own influence u certain amor
Of which every human being Is p
sesscd OF to elevate y"or fcllow-m
tails ia the scale Of morals and kno'
edge: what being with human
stincts but must feel how much b
pier the practice Of these prece
would make mankind If it we're U
versal.
One Of our most eloquent and p
ular preachers says: You will,
your dcath.bcd sec thousand thi
that you will be sorry for; but vi
you are dying you will never be SC
for having done generous or m
unanimous act towards . fellow-m
when you are dying you will neve
sorry that you relented, and torg
those who have injured you; when
are dying you will never be sorry
one charity or ono kind word to
sons ia trouble; when You are q,
YOU will never be sorry for ha'
formed q lcnicnt Judgment concern
the faults Of others" and he Q
s.that you will thank God that he
you strength to do them" And
add, that that the following Of the
cepts alluded to, is religion "
would not interfere with any be
rlcasure ar nnrsuit. but be fruitf
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Arril q, ls5s-3w
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|AT the Receipts and Expenditures o
~ Bainbridgr Township; Dnbnis Count,
Ind, for lhs financial year 1858, ending o.
Anil II lshv.
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MAIoRy'0
&c l. Il n IL a 4 n ID q III
OYSTERS,
Only 40 Cts. Per Ca N.
jan29d w. II. AUSTIN Cs.
06altby's
Baltimore Oysters
At so cents per can.
KELLOGG A. BiRGE,
ianssd lAe MAin-st.
Flour, Flour, Flour /!
A62 Barrels

EXTRA, FANCY AND SuPEHEINE
DRANDs In store. purchased before the late ad-
ID vance, aud will be sold, Wholesale or retail
ut the lowest market prizes.
We have a SUPERIOR article made from Winter
Wheat selected with care for cur own trade, and
which we will guarantee To make good bread ~
any brand in this market, "Qaincy" NOT excepted.
We are selling this article 10 the best judges Of
Flour in the city, tho pronounce II unsurpassed.
KELLOGG 4 BIh0E,
No. lao Main.st.
N B.Fiour delivered 10 any part Of the city
promptly.
Jan. -, sod
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Gardeners, Attention.
DIRECT IMPORTATION

y~g sa1M England ac-.-.-- tr.nre pr-sws.l
il and other noted gardening countries, al Of
which otter to the public At prices unprecedented
In the annak Of history. ! also odef Tor sale I
very large assortment vt ny o.n RAISING. All
siroas OF obtaining Seeds will ind II 10 their ID
vantage TO send II their bills 81 the Arst u Feb
ruary, II posslbia.
Orders 6ILd and remittanees promptly mads.--
Send fot list Of prices by the pound, box, or per
100 papers
Harden seeds put up IN lots 70 suit purchaser.
Being practical Gardener myself, feel conAdsnt
/ shall suit the public Ii Ees4s. Address
GEO. hOBERTSON, 6esdsnan,
Jan. 1, '6o-dfwn keokuk, lows.
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NOTICES hereby given TO the owners Of the
lots describcdin the foregoing list, stuate1in tho
City Of Keokuk, Lee County and State Of lows,
that = special tax has been assessed and levied
on said described lots designated In tbs above list
by the City Council Of said city for laying plank
walks In front thereof. snd unless payment be
made Of the taxes levied, and all costs, before
the nth day Of jan, A. D. 1859, the said lots, OF
40 much thereof - shall BE- necessary TO dischAre
said TAI ard costs, will be cold on the day afors
said, u the Mayor Once in said city, between
the hours of 2 o clock m. and o'clock p. m.
G. G. STEVENS,
Collectorof theCity OF Keokuk,
Jan g. I95Q-dtd
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FB16M q. u. sOnIvEN,s AGENCY
q = AND TR UNK MAILh OA y
S. 81 CANADA.
~ADELIGHTFUL ROMANTIC R0U1E-04
DnOM fMn WEST 20
BosfsM, NsU York, sMd the KdstsrN St1sss
~ ~ AoIe1tesn Central, Crest Wsst6N,8
OgSsxsbsySA 4 vnaowt Ce~fvsl, ss1 G
K GRAND TRUNK RAILROAD OF CANADA.
Passsnge by this foute have IN opportunity of
visiting some Of the grandest and most won-
dsrful scenery In tho world, including Teresses
Msysrs TaIh. Svyeastox Bridge, 7aesaa< fsIas1s,
MoSmtatss, the TabaIdr Bridge, {mesriy two mtss IN
ienssh), Lake Champiatn, Falls ef MoSfmersset,
On and after May i, 1883, baggage will b.
Checked Thrsssh from Chicago.
TO EM IGN ANTS.
Passages may be secured 1t the once Of the Con-
pany In Chicago by sAILlss ships from London,
Absraesa and Mnntross. An assnt II the GRAND
TRUNK RAILROAD superintsnds thsremovAl Of
snigrante and baggsge q Quebec free Of charge.
Pare ffon 80 TO ess TO Chicago, including
cooked provisions.
The Aamnsth Steamship
LEVI r n ~,
or - 800 TONS AND 100 FEET LONal
Il undcr contract to this Company for one or msss
triu 10 Portland. Tourists' return tickets Iron
Chicago 10 tho principAl towns In Ksrcps VIII
shortly - tsouod. Tickets from Chicago for al
points kast, also for TIA Lsvisthan, Or Ter the
D IS. 8, Co.'S ships, can be obtained ct the 00ee
Of the 0rand Trhnk RAitfcsI, No. % Dearborn
street, Chicago.
Agent Of Grand Trnak R. =. CO., Of Canada.
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kEokuh EEnAIE SEMINARY.


TIsHE Third TENN Of the "keokuk Female
l Seminary will open on MONDAY, JANU-
AIRY 3ist, in the second story ii Dr. Sanford's
aiding, corner Of 9Th and Concert streets.
The Board Of Trustees III this Seminary, elected
from various relit ions denominations and repre-
scnting large part OF the Christian community !,
desires by tho united and operative edurs Of tho
frisnds VI education to establish gradually such
institution eur city requires.
lhe Principal Of the Institution IL Rev. C. A.
WILLIAMS, towhom, or TO the Secretary Of the
Board, applications fof the admission u pupils
may be mAde.
In the Primary Department, young misses from
elk TO ten years Of sgc may he received, under the
Vt Miss Urmston, it's present teacher, rho re-
ccives all the incomes Of that department.
The charges for tuition will b. % and IS In the
ordinary English studies, with small additional
sum for incidental EXPENSE For Latin, French,
German. Ac., extra charges will be rnaae.
Its desirable that persons designing 10 become
pupil b. present puneually On the FIRST Of the
session. VIM. THOMPSON,
President of the Board Of Trustees.
HgkRY STRusa, Sec'y-
kankuk Ian -. lSbp-d
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D1uoolWlIOm,

THE Co-PsrtnershiP heretofore existing be-
tween the subscribers, under the name and
arm Of Farrar : Hsines, IL this day dissolved ~
mutual consent. Robert 4 r. q. Haipes will con-
tinuc In the business, and sign the name Of the
frm Ia liquidation. They will also settle all 80
counts Of the late hrm, and all debts due it must
be pAid then. IL. 4. FARKAK,
ROBERT HAINES.
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LNUH making In fsw minutcs, without yeast,
II light, sweet, and Wholesome Brad batter,
buck wheat and other griddls Cakes, Di1sait aA4
every description Of Pastry. Full direcaioas 80
company each box. Price IS cents. MaAe end SOLD
by A. u. WILKINSON,
Sign Of the Golden Eagle and Mostaf,
jae2od 10 Aatn-st.
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Co-rarsnership.

COsHArtnersnlp.
The undersigned, having formed . Co-Partner-
ship uuder the name and ylc Of Haines Brother,
and purchased the entire interest Of IL. s. FarraY,
will continue the business Of manufacturing SAsh,
Doors, Blinds, Flooring, Pump-xubing, Ac., 81
tho old stand, corner Of Il ABluG Streets, nsArths
Keokuk IT. Des Moines Rail Road Depot.
ROBERT HAINEE,
Keokuk Sept. -, 81. p. Q. HAINES.
OrtA-d s8 aN3s N
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Tho Cleveland Powder Company.
KELLOGG 4 EsHGE, AGenss,
Eo.I40 Main street. X EUk UK, IOWA.
nFFEK FOR SALE, Ii quantities 70 suit, the
~ following varieties 81 Powder
Rifs-fa. ff6. and FrFG. il ~. III, and
Gym kegs.
FFFd. In cases Of IS 1b. caniAters.
/"
Blasting and Mining-f III. and q. - ID. kegs.
SAFETY Fuss ut wholesale add retail.
We will furnish tbs above Powder by single pack
Age at lowest market rate.
We will furnish merchants, contractors and quar-
Eymen, qusntitie, upon she lowest tsrms, ana d.
liver 70 them here, thereby saving 10 them all risk
Of transportation. In all cases Will GuARAxrns
cur powder to give satisfAction.
Consumers q powder buying in s. 10 or - keg
lots, can save money b. buying Of ~.
Eporxmen can buy Ut ~ II retail---
PowpEa in and l Id. canisters, and any desired
quantity.
6nof, by pound, BAG or ksE.
Gun Cars, By the box or thousand.
KELLOGG 4 BIRaE.
dec24dAw No. i4s Main st.
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Rlas&eEerss nAmAF.
I'm hand and for sAls at II bwsst market xate
Ma large lot Of Piastsreu' Lair.
3. w. 8. N. TUCKER,
DaylS Sign Of the Red P1dleok,
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~ fOoFoFl
"a Aosss, And new stsAn EaM kill, With IAth
Machine, -; sid mill can olsar fsom $3.50 q
oS,eee psf AMMAN, whsa che hard unss ars gens
geae aaay5" sid Land II sitssasd n DosSa IN
Aishigaa rood slLnAtss spladid soil, wsn N,
tEsd, 40, ~.
Also, ~ - farm n Ncsthsn Iowa me soil
veil WaAeee31 -.
xithM ~ ~ shows laSns will ~ exchanged b,
/ ; good hosse ard lot Ia Ksokuk.
Inquire Il J.rARAxLE.
Nov. a, sas-den No. III MAin-st.,
Ksokuk&l eWA
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OY kTIlMA {

mal1DYss Dalatnore OYseeYe.
DINING Agents Tor THU ssishsstsd brand Of 0ys-
Dur, ~ shAll always b. In supply, and We shall
sell 1t retail Or BY tbs Gaze, low n any othsr
1fst class bTAsd. Hotels, Bsloons and Families
always Aspsnd npoa the sxsssaass, u those o6sr.
ID for sais b. ~.
KELLOGG i BfRaE,
dac3sdkw No. lac Main street.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-02-10

Tho Coleman Farm MIL.
THE WONDER AND ADMIRATION or THEVoRLD
Evesy Farmer Mis- own Mtlisrl
GREAT SAVING OF TINE AND EXPENSE / !!
The only Successful Metallic Mill ever
invented for making
BUcKwH.AT AND FAMILY HLoU1.
usn be sxn BY Horse, Sieam, Wind o. Water Power.
Prizes. with Sieve arranged, for sitting corn meal
fDr family use, while grinding, -.
Prizes, with Eolting Mschins attached, for making
Family Flour, t76.
Descriptive Ci.culars can b. had, or The mill car
BE- seen In operation, at the ONCE Of the "Colsman
Farm Mill Company" Tribune BuildipU, No. I
prompt attention. MARTIN THATCHER,
dcczSdbm Secretary.