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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-06-06

WA. II 0BOTT,
paaan "a ORmamem tn Rlastorer.
IIYALLS COLORED, WHITENING AND ~
w PAIRING or ALL KINDS DON foOkDEk.
Shop on Third-st., over Plstt's Coal Once.
Juns1d3w
TyREST GROUND BUCKWHEAT FLOUR.
feh12d COLLIkRS h ROBRk TSON.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-03-26

A MAN WITHOUT MoNEY-A gentleman
some sixty miles below New Orleans was ac-
costed by stranger-"Sir, have you any
money about you" eyes," was the reply,
81 always make it point to carry some mon
ey with me, more or less" "Wel," rejoined
the stranger, 81 wish TO go across the river !;
the fare is ten cents. Would you p ease to ac-
commodate me with that sum-" The gentle
man, putting on look of well affected sur
prise, exclaimed, "Sir, do you mean to say that
cent" rejoined the stranger 'Well," re-
sponded the gentleman, "if you haven't cent
it'll make id little difference which side of
the river you are" and coolly left the stranger
to his own reflection.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-03-26

The Boston Traveller, in commenting upon
the removal of the Post Office in that city, tells
the following funny anecdote;
"There is an anecdote concerning this bust
ness worth telling. When the remonstrants
against the removal were in Washington, one
of them told the President that if it should
be effected, the Democratic party Of Boston
would be ruined. Indeed 7 said Mr.. Buchan-
an, with perceptible elevation of the eye
brows, and the blandest of voices Indeed
/ was not before aware that there was any
such party in Bostonp"
Now, Boston is one of the strongest holds of
Democracy in this State. If such is Mr. Blu
chanan's opinion Of the Democratic party of
Boston, what should it naturally be of the
party in Massachusetts as a whoeP
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-03-26
Real Gstate.

- FOR SALE OR TO LET
i large double house Main streets two tenerneDts
~. IL rooms each, in complete repair with furnaces
and other modern improvements the residence Of j
c. Ripley Esq. Inquire of H. BLISS
February Is, 1859. diff flq
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-03-26
TERMs OF ADvERTIsINe.

ADVERTISEMENTS published either in the Daley n,
EEKLr Spy, for slO0 square" for three insertions;
and 20 cents for each subsequent insertion Ten lines or
less constitute square" Advertisements ordered
inside, or in any prominent place. also those largely
displayed will be charged Contracts BY the
year may be made on liberal terms.
y An transient Advertisements must be paid n
0drqace Yearly regular advertisers will be required
to make quarterly payments
~ No grataitoHs Advertisements. No report reso-
lutons, or proceedings any corporation society or
association, and no communication designed to call atten
ron 10 any matter Of limited individual interest
Dc inserted unless paid for as an Advertisement.
- The Publishers will not hold themselves respon-
charged for the Advertisement.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-03-26
49,, SALE, TRANSIENT, AND

gA SALE, TRANSIENT, AND
SfSszgNA BOARDING STABLE.-The subscriber has
XII .Na taken the Lincoln House Stable and Is now
prepared to accommodate boarding and tram
sent horses on the most liberal terms. He has made
special arrangements for keeping horses sale and
hopes always to be able to accommodate to their liking
those who wish to buy. e'
On hand and for sale, TEN good BUSINESS HORSES
one superior Stallion, and three Saddle Horses.
fH diff ELNATHAN PRATT
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-03-26

ENGLISH vs. AMERICAN GIRLs.-The Eng
fish girl spends more than one-half of her wax
ing hours in physic amusements, which tend
to develop, and invigorate, and ripen the bodi-
ly powers. She rides walks, drives, rows
upon the water, runs, dances, plays sings,
jumps the rope, throws the ball, hurls the
quoit draws the bow, keeps up the shuttle
cock, and all this without having foreverpress-
ed upon her mind that she is thereby vast
ing time She does this every day, until it be-
comes habit which she will follow up through
life. Her frame, as natural consequence, is
larger, her muscular system better developed,
her nervous system in better subordination,
her strength more enduring, and the whole
tone of her mind healthier. She may not know
as much at the age of seventeen as the Ameri-
can girl-as a general thing she does not but
the growth of her intellect has been stimulated
by no dollhouse culture, and though maturity
comes later, it will proportionally last longer.
Eight hours of mental application each day,
for girls between ten and nineteen years, or
ten hours each day, as is sometimes required
at school, with two hours for meals, one for re-
ligous duties, the remainder for physical en-
ergies, are enough to break down the strong
est constitution
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-03-26
d4urtestfr Daily Spp.

FANNY FERNS SUNDAY.-Sunday morning
again. How many pleasant breakfast tables If
looks down upon. No need to hurry away to
office, or store, or counting room. Fathers
come leisurely down in dressing-gown and
slippers, and sip their coffee without danger of
choking They have time to look round and
see how tall the children are growing and that
nothing in this world is so beautiful as a rosv
baby fresh from slumber. Mother, too, has
the girlish smile that comes not often on
weekday, or if it does, father has not time to
notice it, and that perhaps, after ALL is the rea-
son it comes so seldom. 1t is pleasant, after
eggs and Coffee to sit comfortably down by the
fire, the centre of ring of happy faces, and
hear the church bells chime. Time enough
yet to go, for this is the first bell
Church bells are not to my ear can imperti-
nence." One is free agent. l am free to
go, which like to do you are free to STAY, if
you prefer, though may think you made a
mistake, i don't say that | should go every
Sunday to Lear a man who is always binding
doctrines together like bundles of dry sticks,
and thrusting them at his yawning hearers. l
want to hear sermon that any poor soul who
struggles into church, from any by-lane or al
ley, can understand, and carry home with him
to his cellar or garnet; not a sermon that comes
on chariot wheels, but atoot, and with a warm
life-like grasp for every honest-aye, and dis
honest hand in the assembly, defaulter or Mag
dalen, for who babe you slam Heavens gate in
their faces
want human sermon. | don't care what
Melchisedek, or Zerubbabel, or Kerenhappuk
did, ages ago; | want to know what am to
do, and l want somebody besides theological
bookworm to tell me-somebody who is some
times tempted and tried, and is not too digni-
fled to own it; somebody like me, who is al
ways shining and repenting somebody who
IS iad and o,,I
eats and drinks, and pants to fight when they
are trodden on-and don't! That's the minis
ter for me. ! don't want spiritual abstrac-
ton, with stony eyes and petrified fingers, and
no blood to battle with What credit is it to
him to be proper? How can he understand
me? Were there only such ministers in the
pulpit, wouldn't go to church either, because
my impatient feet would only beat tattoo on
the pew floor till service was over but thank
God there are and while they preach 1 shall
go to hear them, and come home better and
happier for having done it.
So | pray you don't abolish ma Sunday,
whatever you may do with yours. Don't take
away my blessed Sunday breakfast, when we
all have time to love one another. Don't take
away the Sabbath bells, which | SO love to
hear. Don't take away my human minister,
whose God is no tyrant and is better pleased
to see us go smiling home from church.
than bowling our heads like a bulrush, and
groaning back to our dinners till all you anti
Sabbatarians are mad to abolish Sunday-and
no wonder. FANNY FERN.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-03-26

PEMOVAL--The undersigned has re-
~ moved his place Of business from Bridge street TO
Waldo strcen the Shop lately occupied by D. ~ Bonnel
where he II now prepared to do all kinds OF House and
Carriage Painting at the shortest notice. and on the most
reasonable terms Thankful for past favors he would
c the continuance Of liberal share Of the public pat
ronAge. VI IL. MOlIoE'
inl7 dJm
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-03-26
A DRUNKARD's EPITAPH.-There is an cpl
taph in Stonington that runs as follows:

Here lies the body of Perry NJ. Haskell
He lived knaye and died a rascal.
Ye brother drunkards, don't wear Grape,
Since rum and gin are growing cheap;
But if the friendly tear you drop,
Weep for the worms that eat him up;
For if, like him, they have no spunk,
The worms, like him, will all die drunk
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-03-26

- FOR SALE-By the subscribers,
r. Sz2SsN at the Stable of the Exchange HOTEL fine
IN slot of young Horses just arrived from the
A~'eountry and in good condition Those in want
OF Fancy driving carriage, work Horses, be
comnlodated Also, for sale the which has
INFLATED for eighteen months past This stable which Is
the best in the CITY, hasbe thoroughly repaired
accommodate boarding and transient Horses in the best
manner and reasonable terms.
mchlI diff HOWARD & PHILLIPS.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-03-26

eff Sickles is murderer, what is Butter.
worth 2" is the latest conundrum. "Twenty-
five cents a pound," replies an enterprising
grocer
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-03-26

WRAPPING PAPER for sale, wholesale
w and RETAIL by CHAS. +. BROOKS,
do No. 3 Front stree
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-03-26

A WOLF AND WIFE SToRY-The Tuscola
Pioneer relates the following:
"a man, few days since, while chopping
in the woods some six miles west OF Licking
ton, Lenilac County near his own dwelling,
was attacked by ferocious wolf, which, at the
first signal, grasped his victim by the throat.
The wife, standing at the door running up,
seized his axe, and with one blow upon the
back of the wolf, so disabled him as to make
him release his hold. A few more blows fin
ished him entirely, but not until the wolf had
succeeded in cutting the throat of her husband
so that he expired almost Immediately.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-03-26

SLAVERY IN MASSACHUSETTS In old
times, when slavery was sanctioned in Mass
achusetts, a wealthy lady residing in Clouces-
ter was in the habit of giving away the infants
of her female slaves, few days after they
were born, as people are accustomed to dis
pose of litter Of kittens. One of her neigh
bors begged an infant, which in those days of
comparative simplicity, she nourished with her
own milk, and reared among her own children.
The woman had an earnest desire for bro
cade qou71 and her husband not feeling able to
purchase one, she sem her little nursing to Vir-
qinia and sold her, when she was about years
old!-Mrs. Child'S History Of Women.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-03-26

CAFE FOR SALE. - One new +" Fire
~ King Safe 20 by "a inches and 81 inches high for
sale cheap, at No. Mechanics Hal du
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-03-26
: ALISBURY MANSION SCHOOL,
Lincoln Square, Worcester, Mass.

The Spring Term Of this Boarding and Day School for
Young Ladies' will open on MONDAY, the 18th day Of
April next j. ". BEANIE Principal
nchi 'ApllN
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90 NJ NJ ERCIAL.

/ DAILY CARS cIvY Ovrrn,
&c Ksokuk, Oct. 18th.
PLOUR-6uper6ns, u ~; 6pnAg vhsat, sx
tra, - III Fan wheat, extra, ~ s0to x7O33.
BRAN AND SHORTS, 70 70 10 per lee.
COkN--Eew 80 So 8}tf sfs
| BARLEY-spsiae. $3.50. Fall, sea7sc.
| WHEAT.-In - -. Pail Soaloo
| Spring 60a76.
| OATS-~oS.
RYE-4ss 70 - ; IN good demand.
POTATOES-3ec BY the load retail 4oc bush,
dRocEkIsS-Fsw Orleans Sugar, fair 7aas,
prias sesA. slarifsd sla1e, crushed ana loaf lI1
tell. Reconsideration ~ to44e, s.H.4t
- =, Golden Syrup, rs to 500. CoGss--Rio II
70 III. Java lsto Ice. Laguyrs, 1874 to II. Rice,
40.
SoAP-Palm SIC, Family SIC.
CANDLES-Star Is TO n, Stsarine Is, Mould
La, summer pressed, is
LARD-f0 to II retail i2Ic.
BUTTER-ChoIcs Is 70 IL; retail 70 to rs.
HIDES-Dry n; green, 81; green sheep pslh
30 to soc; green hos skins IS.
HAY-Prairie $4A to IS; Timothy and Hunga-
rian, 353ses; Halsd DO. $si to 4loi; Retail, 81
BKEDS.-Hungarian Grass, ~ 70 ~ essts !,
Tinsthy, u ~ 70 rs; Flax Seed. ssaos.
BUNDRIRs-0nions, IS too, Eggs. sAaoe !;
Feathers, Zoe to 35c; White Beans, oec 10 / Is.
FRUIT-0rssn applss, choice, - - v q 80
per Dbl. Dried apples rs to % per bush. Dried
peaches, - 50 to 417k; Raisins, - % 70 : 50.
CHEESE-w. H. 10 TO II, Denmark to 10.
PROvISIONS-Hsms 10 to III Shoulders II to 8;
clear sides 10 70 IL.
BEEF-l3A11e gross; 80 to Sc per quarter.
6HREP-41 90 TO - % y head.
HOGS.-Dresssd, Is ~ 10 $500.
SALT-a. A., 81 Is to 81 80 per sack; Kama
wha, 7ooa71o per Dbl. Liverpool, 1115 per sack.
Lake - eea1 Is p Dbl.
FISH--Maeksrsl, No. $40 TO $2l y bbi; No.
7tisto9ie; No. ti1to41s. White, No. j IS 70
70 ts 7tph half Dbl. ced Fish ste spn.
ExcSAHss.-On New York for currency psr
cent; forged per cent. ST Louis per ssat.
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Printing Inks.

We have for sale . quantity Of WADx's CoLoR-
sDIHx, which are Justly considered the best in
market. There ars among them all shades Of Red,
Blue, Yellow and Brown, and Of all prices, from
Is cents up - per b. Also White Ink, Gold
6ias And Varnish, and nearly all grades Of Black
Ink. Of the same manufacture.
We have, besides, = quantity Of Mather's Black
undisposed Of, than which there none
better in market.
All Of which we will sell 1T IN ufscturers' pri-
ees, for cash.
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ron SALE.
a FEW RAILROAD TICKETS TO NEW YORK.
- - much Iess than the regular rates, II called
Tor soon. KELLOGG RIRGE.
Sept23d
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GA man whose name il reported to be
Patrick Finnersy was seriously injured last
Friday night 10 m ARRAY with other persons
on the Levoe.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.



P. GIBBONS, Aaip-st., near 7th, keeps for sals
Woods celebrated Pittsburgh Ale, in bottles, and
has constantly on hand full supply Of Black bsr-
~, Raspberry, Ginger and Cherry CordiAls. Also,
PuRn IHPosrED Brandies, Wines, Runs, Gins and
Whisky. for Medicinal and other purposes.
aug3Od1m
DH. SMITHS" Electric Oir' cures Deafness.
On. SMITHS @Rlsetrie oil"curss Paralysis.
d.. SMITH q .Elsstsis Oil" esYa Rhsumatisu
On. SMITHS Electric Oil" cures Asthma.
Ds. SMITH IS "Elsetric oil'' cures Headache.
On. SMITHS .Elsctris Oil" cures Piles.
suglSd
~ Even those who are in the enjoyment OF PR
10 TONES a. preventives Of disease. We are asv-
too we'll armed against ths ills that Assh shsi.
to-" Ssch IN invigorator they may Ind In Dr. J
HostsstAr's Bitters-a medicine that cannot b. t.
ken regularly without giving vitality and slastci-
~ to the system. At this season particularly the
strongest man 10 not proof against the malaria in
certain sections Of the country In ali cases Of f.
yer and Ague the Bittsrs 10 more potent than any
amount Of quinine, while the most dangerous cases
OF bilious fever yield to its wonderful properties
Those Who have tried the medicine will never uss
any other, for any of the ailments which the Hoe
letter Bittsrs processes to subdue. To those who
have not made the experimsn, cordially 70.
commend An early application Of Hostetter's Bit
tiers, whenever they stricken by disease of ths
digestive organs.
For sale BY Druggists and dealers generally
everywhere
Sold BY p. aIssoss, A. ]. WILKINSON, BAErLsrr
KArR Co., and J. BRADaH.
Oct. II, 'so-d&u
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i l.Il - lll b. y y i
secena asa Main STREETS.
!.
isfactorily. e Low pr;sss. 0' sss"P''y "a 's'-
BLANKS ksps on hand for sale.
~aLArx noTEa-....,- n-,-,.s -
$3.50. : --------
A "oATGAGEs for sale It
-. .Iee ------------------- --- -
once.
,~r.--c...
-, and Er...,lo,. ,o,..,. !, .h,..ms.
r.u-- mn - 80. -.
O1FiC1.
ILLINOIs BLANK DEEDS Ter
oes - 'nn ofass.
0-nLANK DEEDS, neatly prin.sd, Ia
form approved By the best Lawyers, for sale 1t
.nl. once. ----------------------------
CITY scrip ana Cisy warrants.
For sale in sums TO suit, 1t this ofhee.--
Come and buy some and pay your taxes.
p.xn ~. :.-,,,..u
49,. -ho ~ NJ.
1iSNkaS STOCK .-- we Gall attention 70 tho
Advertisement OF I. g. Dicksrson, Of Chi
eago, importer OF and Wholesale dealer In
Metals.
-W. he.,d a. emit. . n.-h., :, s.h..
and as,.v. Last 49, p.d -h;.l, ..oh-
shIv N. c.u.. !, III 49,.
Va man whose name reported 20 %
Fa'rioA finnef'y was seriously injured last
fnoay night 10 IN array with other persons
On .ne Levee.
Coxoxrs's Isaussr. Coroner O,Conpor
hsld an INQUEST on Saturday last. in thi.
city, over the dead body Of man who Vas
stabbed in An ARRAY At Monsrose, on Friday
evening. The NAN took passage on the car,
for this city, but died near Nashville. Il an
reared from the testimopv that HE r.ma
was Thos. Downsy, or Dunn, and that be
was going down the river in search Of work.
The Coroner issued his wsrrsn. for the ap-
prehension OF the man who stabbsd the Dc.
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RAILROAD.
CHANGE OF TIME
r w . y ALLY r. H AINSy


To take effect on Monday, June 9th, 1859.
EsROM and after the above date and until fur.
= ther notice, two Passenger Trains viii leave
Packet Depot, Ksokuk as follows:
First Train leavss Keokuk daily (Sun-
days e. cepted)At 600 A. n.
Second Train leaves Keokuk daily
Sundays exccpted) at 4s3O p. n.
First Train leaves Montrose daily
Sundays excepted)at 4:3O 4. n.
Second Train leaves Montrose daily
Sundays exceptod) at 600 r. n.
TEMPLlN, PLUMMRR CO., Lessees.
b. W. DAVIS, Superintendent.
j. r. TswKasuRY, Ticket rent, Main-st.
1D-Ths above road is now prepared TO furnish
Cars for Pic Mics and pleasure parties on short mo-
tice and on the most favorable terms. For further
Information apply st the ONCE in Packet Depot,
or to the 6uperinte ndsnt. -
Junss, '6o-dAw
NOTICE.
VIvAX SALE OF Lot for cost Of abating nuisance
upon ssid Lot:
Owners name Lot. Block. Tax. Cost.
Unknown, 10 46 $3.50 t1.1o
NOTICE il hereby given to the owner Of the
shove described lot that tpociai tax has been -
sesssd and levied Ou sald lot bsipg tho ansunt ex.
pended BY the City of Ksokuk Tor Abatinx . nal.
Ganoe on the same, and unless payment be made oil
the tar lsvisd, AMI also all costs, on or before
tho eth day Of October. A. D. 1850, tho said lot
Or - much thereof y shall be necessary TO dis
charge said tax and costs, will be sold on the day
afoEasaids 1t the Mayors Once in said city, b.
tween The hours 81 o'clock :. m. and o'clock p
n. g. c. STnvENE,
Collector Of the City Of Keokuk.
H~rA ~ 1880 -dtd
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= - =
THROUGH TICKETS BAGGAGE CHECKS
can BE- procured ut all the principal Railroad and
Steamboat Offices in the West.
L. NJ. COLE, Gen. Ticket Agent
W.P. SMITH, Master Transportation.
Eff. FULLER, Genl Western Ag't
Oct. I, sod
NORTH ATLANTIC SIkAMsH lP COMPANY.
IN Regular Through Lime TO San Francisco via the
PANAMA RAILROAD,
And connecting only with the steamers Golden
Gate, Golden Age, John 1. Stephens and
Sonora, Of the
Pacific Mail Sssomship Co. at Panama,
Direct to AspinO0u.
Tho splendid Steamships
BALTIC, ADRIATIC AND ATLANTIC,
Having been entirely refttsd and adapted to the
California trade, win hereafter run q shove,
leaving New York on the 9Th and Goth Of
each month, from the foot OF Canal
street and North River,
ux Passengers and Mails will be forwarded BY
Panama Railroad, and connect IT Panama With the
Paci6o Mail Steamship Company's magnificent
Steamships, which VIII oe ID readiness, and leave
barksd free Of expense from Railroad, by Compa-
ny's Stsa mboat TOBOGA.
An exp sriencsd Surgeon IL attached to each ship
Stesrags Passengers found IN COOKED provisions.
recommendations Afforded by the above ships are m
surpassed BY any in the world. The public are In
formed that the p. II. g. 9. Co. always have ON1
OR MORE EXTRA STEAMERS, Lying 81 Panama,
ready for 49, 70 syoid any possible detention Of
Passengers or Nails, ana embark their passen-
gses ~ stsamboat. "a
For passage apply st tho onl Oh of the Com
gany, on the Wharf foot q 9. usi STR. Strss:, North
Bsptlbdsm
RAcAarAsen,s new MclhoA for the
M n. NATHAN RICHARDSON il kno wn % the
IVA anthor Of the Modern school," witch was
without IN equal or superior until he under
took, eonseientiously, to revise It and sou.c: ths
3aults which his own criticism and that OF Others
had dstssted. In the present volume W have the
perfected work, and We have no hesitation in re-
.toestsr ths sssr sook for teaching the Piano .hs.
has ever appeared.-l Phila. Eve. Bulletin.
For sale BY n. w. WESTCOTT,
Octld ~ MAin-st.
HIonEsI mAnKET PRICE,
wheat.
Germ,
oats,
And al other Grain and Country Produce. S,
anx1S l16 Main-st.
NEW FALL WHEAT FLOUR.
WE have just received : supply Of No.
W Fall Wheat Flour, made from new wheat.
GOLFERS ROBERTSON,
yulyl4-d 70 Main-st., near Sd.
FERRIAGE FREEiI
I'm all full loads Of Wheat and I.ye brought to
~ ~ from Illinois.
W. II. AUSTIN i CO.,
Aug23 lis MAin-st.
AULPHATE QUININk-lO0 oIs. Powers \
~ Weightman and Hossngarten Sons In store
and for sAle BY
A. y. WILKINSON,
Sign OF the Golden Eaele and Mortar,
sept-lb p6 MAin-st.
T1c To1Clherss AssaaIamt.
T k Hints and Net hols in school Discipline and
~ lnstruction, bling : series of letters 70 one
entering upon thu teachers work. For Sals BY
oct7d OGDEN BROWNELL 60.
a LMANACS FOR 1850 for sale 10y
"A ost7 O0DEN. BROWNEt1. 3 90.
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Arrivals ~ AS assBasngs Raouse.
OCT ISL -

d @ Eyer and lady, lows; \ N Funk, Ksossu
qua; Irwin, Bsntohsporc T Irwin, II Plssssn1
Patssn, Aontross; Andlsy, davenport; \
Mckee, g FrAneisvillsj n Moore, Conn; Harvey
Ksithsburg A FriCk. st Louia; r T Dixie, Col
Brigham, Ssnmitvins;J Chamberlain, Cleveland
sSunssTs, LsslAirj J Dsvsss, Washingtoo; ]
Wait, \; B Cook, III; NJ Warmer. AlbiA; 4
Lamb. Cedar Rapids; y Phelps, Nj Pleasant;
Townsend, Miss H Riding, csryaos, 3 CrsnvilL
Granville, .. Louis; 9 " Morgan, III; " r Gar
nett, Boston; Jackson. III; u Dodss, M.s.
CGaasis, Tats, s. Louis; 81 Woodward, Wheel
Ing, VI. #t aeh I
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Mathers Inks.
new lot, in -, - and 80 ID. kegs, and q VI
city OF Colored Inka, just received ct this Once.
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keOkuk Nursery.

A an .a aa !. s.. Sas SALE
nursery In the West Varieties TO suit the sli ~
and soil. Dwarf Pear and Peach Trees, OrnAnsn-
tai Trees and shrubs; Houghton.s SEEDING 0ooss-
barry; red and white Currans, Raspbsrries. Straw
berry plants and Grape roots. Time FOR tyuns-
planting, from September to june
orders may b lsft 1t No. Estes House, ASin
street, ksokuk. WIN. BARNES
sept 0-14w