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narHome Testfmony.--From the Pittsburg
United Presbyterian.
I'VE have tried Hoetters Stomach Bitters for dyspepsia
and speak favoraby Of its Effects and have hesitation in
commencing them those suffering from any debility Of the
kind
from the Pittsbnrg Post, Aug. p, 1851
HosrETTERs BlTrERs-Tee BiiteTs have obtained wide
spread and eeserved celebrity in all parts of the country
They are admirable for gFea. variety Of stomach diseases
II sufficient Of its beneficial character Observe the
immense quantities Of it shipped by Messs Hoseer Smith,
tho propIeiars, to all points in the country,
From the pitsburg Gazette, Aug. IS, 1855
knowledge is gained BY experience and though have
heretofore dealt very little in medical preparations
PEELED in justice the manufacturers Say that Hostete
stomach Bers has been The Of curing of
tack of dyspepsia and has removed pain n the stomach In
very short time.
Sold in New Orleans, wholesale and retail byJ WRIGHT 4
Co. q Isl Charities street. sole agents for the Southern
States and whom oil orders should be addressed and by drug
gsts and dealers generally everywhere. ia3l 2p6kW
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by Robert Dale Owen.
THE EIGHTEEN CHRISTIAN CENTURIES-By the Raw
Jaacs White snlhor of the History of France.
THE WHITE HIIsTheIr Legends, Landscape Poetry
By T. Starr King. With sixty splendid Illustrations.
THE AMERICAN ALMANAC for 1861
ENINGs AT THE MICROSCOPE: or Researcher among
the Minute Organs FORMS of Animal Ie. BY Phi. n.y.
Gosse.
M0RPHY's GAMES in Europe and America.
Julia Kayanagh's New Sove SEVEN YEARS. and other
Tales.
n REINSTATEMENT OF CHRISTIAN DOCTRINE, in TWEEN
tFiyo Sermons By Henry w. Believes, Minister Of
All Souls Church. New York.
COMPENSATION OR ALWAYS A FUTURE. BY Anne
NJ. Fl. Brewster.
THE WIFEs TRIALS AND TRIuMPHs BY the author
OF !" Hearts Ease In the House,
GREAT FACTs-A Popular History Description of the
most Remarkable Inventions during the century
HERE AND THERE; or, Heaven Earth Contrased.
New Juveniles.
THE FLoRANCE STORIES BY Jacob Abbot
PRINCE CHARLIE THE YOUNG CHEyALIER
EDITH vAUGHANs VICTORY; or, How to Conquer
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LIFE OF LAFAYErfE-For Children Illustrated
ja3o 2pst los CANAL STREET.
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Catholic Standard, WEDNESDAY, Fob i at III o'clock
r. NJ IA. BoURK
fa3l 2p2t Secretary
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r5-rhe silver threads which Time intro-
duces into the hair thousands Of from
ng whsefs and monsacheg and YET In Ten Minutes GRsT
DoRo's EXCELSIOR HAIR DYE would render every fibre
dark night and subsraet twenty from the apparent
Of this individual Tie Triumphant Of Dr. chons
analysis this dye be Wholesome for the hair
wonderful for It's identifying properties Ladies whose beauty
materially depends upon the color Of their wealth Of hair
viii End this an article that they SAFELY USE.
Sold everywhere and applied by all Hair Dressers.
Jas 2pImAW GRISTAn0Ro. no. s Astor House, N. Y
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TUESDAY MORN ING, JANUA AIRY si, 1860.

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Attest c. BrlcHrr, Secretary,
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-04-11
8ibelz 9fieDerl09e.

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Ngentaun, tpc 8ttsIn unp Ssitamsnte in prr16ie.
etnsn SyraGtn gu ben biuiSNsn 9rrilm ,u babrn
gnb.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-04-11
Gine 1lGue fStrmQ.

Die llntcrjCi&Nrter 9etsn biercurI itrer Srcun.
orn mp rem ougcmc,Nrn @utlifum NaGritt, eaf
iit nit rinauter ia 0dcaidaft 8e!rctrn lnp, UNI
;rar untcr tcr }irmd Ycu % uno Sub,
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t c an Der Gtcer Grct. III Sa3ture 1aunldp
Gem aIcn StanrPtagc re5 9ttrr Qurwa. 70 mic
cincn Qrbrrs StObr, in ter Statt Nan.
taun, Dem frulcrrn StanrpIase zen Grim unp
l9eder, IprICeen merrm.
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;aGlcn fe nmcr tie tt4Rrn WarfprrIt in Bar.
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2(ucrte robe $o0ute mo Nin6en,
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rer G'ubud-msytGn iir ~ alien 3titsn cine srli-
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ten, ir'l4e0 its 8rscn 2IuetuuIt fir rrte 9Sutr
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wupen, ale i9,r &urn SUIlenps gu tefriep9sn,
9Gil(iom @rim,
S1l0mpn s.. 2uolpi3.
glcSrmtrr i6. rq-3N
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-04-11
Groacwfet! @lrpaerefrm

Sin pc0es 2tGOrtemsnt @rCjsreien, 0ls 3aifsr, pen
alien 8sncnnun9su, DclolIts, ocui0, StSs, Spsiees,
3udGr, GbctctoCt. Rclntu-UdtngS allies on gan;
nitOcrsu WrciPen ptrtauft piro bel
8enin9sr nb S6eimer.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-04-11
GSrd5Glisg9&s &s@}&5ter.
Gr0Eel( ltll6 a0Gc6Qer

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len StrIs. WluittrH uno Shottirur9ln. SBr Gtcd
bclttht aus
Gaffmrret, Gcirt Settings tm nmeIcn Gtyls
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mp tur3 alcm mas 5u rin:m Manr5 g,nyD
9CESrt.
sic 9tttn njbt Ytr, ba3 ls nqy otttin fir 25aar:
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Gahtarn pertOuftn tGnntu. obtr ros Idarn IG, tof
ite 10 rpobltil, tpSnu uibt rohfiiltr 0rt0ufn tSn.
nen al5 ichs Die cs fitb gum Gricbift mdCGn ~ IA.
gen, CAP iIs nur fir WGoractp vutdufln. sic 9lau.
tcn an ras aIts Spriitwcrt: ,,@h,cbe 9tute triab:
len lire cbrtlbtu ShulCtu," urO putlijivin tGbtr
feline ienlr tc9us luitiQsu. rrcIh, lie 2tutc 0n9c
9auUGn MAIDEN mccn, rjt in 2ECtrtstt uia II fnr.
Gcrtige GIetbcr.
Se botn cGinfaus Gin prdhti0,s 2lTtrtcmcut
pcn frti9lu Gttiotrn ouf 6ano, bc nl an llbr uit.
otrIn @rtiltn ~ rtytauf,n outilttn. Gus Nrtttcl
mErosn unttr ibrCr Ci1lr,u 2(ufybt 0tmatht uno tt
ne onosrt ot5 auts 2Eaarsn wsrbcn fir ibye NstrCr
perarbtitCt.
2tuh mcrttn .Gltioer auf ok firNlt au,eiqt rad
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. &rrrelt unb MetBer.
@aro Grprtq. Nat0. Mrbgrr.
2(aCntoun, gN&rj 81, 1850. ualS
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-04-11
Ser tppblfcilc
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Sn trr Slart NQmt0m
30geubmtb, &5crfcD nnb 81.

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sudnfbeu ibrtn 6rsuntIn uno cucm 9cgbrteu Vus
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uno isrC Glags tefcneers fntft ce juibrtm gcrtbsL
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fam. Sin Gto6liftment bicltr 2trt If fCbrn lanolt
9cptubt Ucrosn, uno rott6e III nun auf Die rstbts
Bsils sur 8caaemtthtst uuo ben SntsrcFtu clr Sau:
cru ctotIirt intGm tiC g0oibinen, uro terbauptnt:
&c Grttd in ibrCm 9onisn StcBr. 9cratstos fcinmd:
Fen, fir mas liG titIaGt oerfaufGr.
SCmmt eaber Gircr Gcmmt 2Ge llnt Itbe fir
Sud- i,ltlt, cbc Sbr iculiro touf,t -uno tDut Sbr
pos, fc uo tc pSui9 ittsyScu9t, to9 Str cS hhr ,u
Gurrm SatcrIFt fnctn rtrost grn ibncn ju taufGn.
Sis Fnb bCrjlib eontGor fit tisbsr otncFtuc lin.
tIrtteun9, uup fbtcn ptrIcbcrt raG iiC jbrt Runo:
lcboft burb outs @ebanttguQ t;tli9s 9lri6s uuo tI
Site ibrsr Gritd nch uiI pjtIss crrUcttrn tSunGn.
Sje bitten robcr nm gsnei3ttn 3uipruh.
6agrntu1, Srrf9 unb Gp.
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-04-11
CARPETS un6 Oeltu0.

Gin berrtibes aGortGmsut ppn fauriren 6lttr.
uno Stis9tn:Garpets, in g2cu uno 8Oumpruc-
9tti:5fats cine rcGs 2tuSgvoM ron 8tcCr Seltutb-
wsIdbt5 oIJts an gang uicocrsn grtiFsn ptfoufwirr
bti
9tcninger mb S6rimfr.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-11-13

As very many of our readers have seen
and stopped In the Neil Hoase, Columbus,
Ohio, they will be interested in reading more
details than were given in the brief telegram
copied By US.
The FIRE took place on the night OF the 9th,
commencing in one Of the servants rooms,
on the fifth floor, from q defective hue. 1t
was confined TO this room for about an hour
and half and might easily have been put
out. But, in fact, it slowly erept along I'M
der the tin roofing, and in four hours the
whole structure Was in flames. The Ore de-
partment was miserably managed, and the
hose, though carried up to the burning room,
repeatedly burst section by section. Much
delay was thus caused, and then came the
dreadful cry 'sthe waters given out!" Forth
with the furniture and goods we're removed,
piece By piece, 10 the State House yard.
At Ii O'Clock at night, Gov. Dennison tel
egrsphed for aid to Cincinnati, and ct half
past seven q. m. steam fire engine arrived
by rail, masking the run of 10 miles in less
khhU tuIsS h0Nfs sIhCs Duh Whch Nv
arrived, the FIRE was under complete subjso
ton, though the heap Of ruins was then belch-
ing forth huge masses OF flame.
The fire fell upon the roof OF the 0deon
building and the roof was destroyed before
the flames could be arrested.
The night Was remarkably clear and calm,
otherwise the destruction would have been
much greater.
The Neil House cost $4,000 and was as
sessed for taxation at $40, 800. The heirs
of VIM. Neil were the owners, and had insu-
rance only to the amount of SIC, 000-in the
Home and Hartford companies.
Mr.. Failing, the lessee, lost $40, 900, and
was insured for $4,000. The other ocou-
pants were mostly insured to the full value,
except the lawyers.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-11-13
Quiex nt the fidence
Maintained.

The St. Louis News of the 10th has the
following significant item:
Bankers and business men in St. Louis have
received dispatches from New Orleans and
other points in the Southwest, during the
last two days, which announce the mainten-
ance Of confidence in fpancial and CONNER
cial circles, and the utter absence OF dssrust
on account of apprehensions of trouble.
Trade and conf ierce at New Orleans have
not been affected in the slightest degree by
the election, and everything is moving along
10 its usual log-trot way. The cause of the
continued feeling OF safety, and the absence
of fears of trouble, is the large Union vote in
the Southern States, which, together with
the Douglas vote, constitutes q majority
against Secession and Disunion.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-11-13

From the Detroit Tribune, Nov. ).
From DIR. Uayss' Arctic Expedition.
Through the Kindness Of Chancellor Tap
pan, OF the University, we are enabled TO lay
the following late intelligence from DIR.
Hayes Arctic Expedition before cur readers.
pr. Longsbsw, surgeon Of the expedition, 10 q
graduate OF the IN ed cal depar TIN ent of Mich
igan University
AT SEA ON BOARD UNITED STATES,
August, 1860.
DEAR Sir: You have doubtless ere this
seen 10 the newspapers that have become
a member of this expedition. In conssq enoe
OF the resignation Of bis appointment by the
gentleman who Was surgeon and naturalist
to the expedition, at the hour OF sailing, |
was urged to accept the appointment and did
30, and sailed IN al hour from the time it
Was mentioned To ms.
We arc nov of the northern extremity of
Greenland, and shall soon be In Upernavik.
Our principal officers are /: DIR. J. j. Hayes.
commander !; John Mccormick, sailing mac
ter; II. Dodge, mate Angus, sontag, as
tronomer; William Longshaw, jr., M. d.,
surgeon Msssrs. Huon, Radclif and Stan,
mdshpnen.
Our most valuable man 10 Mr.. Sontag, for
besides science, he has tact, and directs the
preparation OF suitable food, so that We live
like princes, thanks to the liberality Of the
citizens OF Boston. Our vess sci ia larger and
stouter than the fam ,us Adv ancs was; our
cabin Is 20 by 80 feet and has eight bsrths !;
We have 1000 pounds of preserved meats to
DO used only on sledge journeys over the
Arctic Zoe; We have 5 boats, spare ones, and
plenty OF canvas; Is tons OF ooai; in fact We
are we'll supplied with everything needed
Our table compares favorAbly with that OF
the Astor House in quality or variety; every
kind of fish, flesh, or fruit that Fulton mar
ket wonid supply all the year round, We hav.
at the same dinner, for our stock OF pre-
served meats il most beautiful.
We expect 10 be gone three years at least
for our plans include the discovery OF th.
open Polar Sea, the northern boundary ol
Greenland, TO make the northwest passage
and a full survey Of tho northern shores o
our continent.
As MIR. Sontag defires to write q line,
must bring my letter TO close by mention
ing the difficulty OF writing decently Ito on
who is still sea sick) when the vessel is roll
ing IN rough sea.
Respectfully, &c.,
wv. LokosnAw, JR.
+, S.-The expedition has now attaiuei
lat. II deg. 80 min. N, which 10 only 36l
miles south OF the highest point any ship ha
ever reached on the American side. WI.
4 To Rev. DIR. TApPAK.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-11-13

The majority in New York will not be less
than 81 900. The Tribune of 9th says that
+. A. Conkling rep is elecsed 10 place of
Cochrane (Dem.G yibbard (Dem in place
Cochrane tRep. J, and Smith, Odell, Steele,
and HAight, all Democrats, in place of Oar
ter, Humphrey, Haskin and Kenyon, all Re-
publcans except Haskin.
IOWA.
vaudeser, In the I'd District, has about
10000 majority, and Lincoln will have 49,
900 in the State.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-11-13
Lmsesafra nm HAIR 0As.

A telegram from Chicago dated the 10th
to the st. Louis News says the Tribune claims
the State certainly by $4,000 for Lincoln.
The last Reports we have give the Repub-
lieans majority of in the Senate and 5 in
che House--enough to re-eleet MIR. Trum-
bull.
Dick Richardson 10 elected to Congress in
the Quincy District.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-11-13

Douglas over Lincoln IL, Corss over Sells
Ga, Maxfeld over Oattell 65, Ellis over Jones
81, Robb over Miller 38, McClintock over
Nourso 80, Miller over Wright 324, Cole
over Curtis "a, Leech over Reynolds 100,
and Hubbard over Hussey (dem.) SO.
We will print the official abstract next
week, regretting that we did not get il 10
time for THE week.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-11-13

The St. Louis News of the 10th claims
Missouri for Bell with entire confidence
The As counties heard from put Bell ahead
ofDouglas 1871. The Republican says Breck.
inridge is getting q little ahead Of Lincoln in
that State
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-11-13

We give below the vote of Iowa fer Gsv-
ernor 10 1859, and add two columns for the
vote for Lincoln and Douglas. The figures
for the latter are mostly majorisies. We
will give the full vote for each az fast as re-
eeived
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-11-13
PHOTOGRAPHH.

WE would call the attention Of the public to
w the fact, that at Eu BIS AMBROTYPE Pho
TOGRAPH and STERkEOscoPIC GALLERY 10
the place TO get
Corrsct Pictures 81 Every siyisl
Being the Oldest established operator In the city,
the superiority 81 pictures, and his Efforts TO
please are we'll known TO all. He Ia now putting
up views Of Main street, suitable for mailing, for
the very low price Of rs and 80 cents each; the
largest and best picture Of keokuk ever taken j
also large view Of Ft. Madison.
hibition oil are respectfully invited to call and
examine them.
~ Don't forget the place: ~ Main street, ID
door from Third street.
AuO n go. ID
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-11-13
GT The Republican Wigwam in Washing

ET The Republican Wigwam in Washing
ton City was attacked by q mob Of pro-
slaveryites about midnight on the 7sh, the
damage done. Suveral OF the mob were ar
rested. The reign Of pro- slavery 10 nearly
ended i'm that citv
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-11-13

Wny a-fhe Republican. ~ Quincy and
Adams county were badly beaten at the re.
ceat election, and they account for their de.
ieat from the Fact chat Douglas did OF speak
there, AT Springfield, Alton, Chicago and
other place, where be did speak, there were
great gains for the Republicans.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-11-13

YRev. Mr.. Blunt. at "a meeting held in
London, said: sNot long aga-a woman took
me in with the piteous story that her hus-
band had not had a single days work for 6
months. II was true, for he was a night
xAlchman.o
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-11-13
New York Conxressm Nh

As near as we can tell from the confused
kilograms, The Republicans have lost four
and gained two.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-11-13

The Atlanta Copfederacy says that Doug
las on bis arrival at Montgomery, Ala, was
met with shower Ct rotten eggs, sand the
yslls md bisses OF demons and fanaticso
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-11-13

~ Prentice Of the Louisville Journal cant
see why nation which has borne thu Al.
m'nirtrAs'ons OF Van Buren,, Pierce and Blu
cbanan should 20 10 pieces on The election of
Lincoln.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-11-13
slaughter Coal.

rIyHE unders gned ID In receipt OK tho entire yield
i Of Slaughter Aoal, aud will be able to furnish
the same ut tho lowest rates.
Leave orders with Messrs. Oady, jones = Peck.
and Burns hcntgen, seiing agents on the Lsvse.
septi7d u. U. EMMuNS.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-11-13

q We are afraid that some sangnine Re-
publican may get "pcked up" by betting
that Douglas will get no elect oral vote.
That bet is not safe, for there are two or
three electors on the Fusion ticket Of New
Jersey who may cast thei. votes for Doug.
las.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-11-13

TnH Dxs MONKS VALLEY WaIs Ia published
every Monday at his cfce is one OF ths oldsst pa
pars in Iowa, ana has a widely extended circuls
tion throughout the nes Meines Valley, Northern
Missouri, and Western Illinois.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-11-13
DAY e BRO,
Wholesale GrOcers,
NO. tO5 MAlN-AT..

kEok
A RE in receipt Of
n 6oe kegs assorted Nails,
100 bxs. t3srmaa soap,
so - Fancy Toilet Soap.
30 doz. extra wire handled broons
50 bxs. assorted Csrdy,
100 /" Fancy Candies,
40 reams Writing Paper
$4,000 Envelopes,
Is 900 assorted Cigars,
$4,000 Havana 6's /"
100 lts.Indigo,
10 bbis. assorted Nuts,
okegs Biearb soda,
ties. Rice,
900 bxs assorted Glass,
500 Cotton Yam,
200 gross Matches,
2oe reams wrapping Paper,
Besides \ large stock of the various articles Of
We will at sH times pay the highest price for
Hides, Furs, Pelts, Feathers, Beeswsx, and such
articles OF prodsss will preserve their nature In
transportation.
Septl2d
DISsOIUTlON.
TYRE partnership heretofore existing between
l Samuel Pol lock and William Veneiii. under
the style OF b. Pollock Co., 10 dissolved BY mu
tuai consent.
All persons indebted to a. are requested 10 call
street, and settle. Either OF the partners are Mu-
thoriIed to settle the business.
SAMUEL POLLOCK.
VIM. VENCILL.
Keokuk, lows, Sept. 10, 1sou-d
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NOW IN sTo RE:
100 Bags Rio Coffee,
20 Hhds. New Orleans Sugars,
SIS Bills. Refined 81
SO Bags Java Coffee,
800 Kegs Nails,
100 BIS. Glass,
100 Kegs Soda,
$50 HIf Chests Tea,
IS Coils Rope,
50 Doc. Buckets,
90 Dor. Tubs,
1000 IBIS. Broom Irvine,
10 Bills. Lard Oil,
200 Bales Batting,
so Bags Cotton Yarn,
100 Boxes Candles,
200 Boxes Soap,
$500 Bbis. kanawha SALT,
500 Bags G. A. do
500 Bdls. Wrapping Paper,
100 Bags Shot,
225 Keg. Rife and Blasting Powder.
800 rs. Gloves.
800 lbs. Cinnamon.
1000 ibs. Black Pepper,
500 lbs. AIlspice,
so Bbs. Cement,
Bed Cords, Blaeking Brushes,
Matches, Well Buckets,
Letter PAPER,
White Lead, Linsecd Oil,
Vinegar, CASTLE Soap,
saltpetre, Ext. Logwood, &c., DO.
Nov. 10, ls60-d4wis
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H. =. TEN -EYOK.
General Insurance Agent,
COR. 1p AND MATN-sTs.,
X Okuk. Iewa,

LSIHE- LAKE ne. RIVER AND LIFEIN
l. SURANGE promptly attended 10 ~ this Once.
Better and more IsnEkSITr can BE- given nj this
Agency than any other In this city and lsss
after q loss.
xima Ins. Co., Of HEREFORD, Cenn., 43,lo4, 100
Honas Insuf aacs Company, Of ErH Yevk, I,4k7,S1S
North Ame,iean In. Co., Hartford, CoaH., soc ,0es
City Fsre Insurance Co., Of Eew Haren, ITO 6Ss
PA1nsx Ftye fnsutane Co., of Nes Fork, 19N zee
Leriliavd Frs Insurance Co., Eep Yerk 764 zoe
Connecticut MataaiL.fsIa In, Co, Hartford 3,oeo,513
Dx. j. w. BosD Medical Examiner
~. W. GRIFFITH 10 authorised TO recsivs
applications for all above Companies.
- Buildings, Merchandise, Mills, Factories
Household Furniture and Dwellings iasursd at ~
low rates ~ other Companies who pay their iossss
II. b. TRN-EYCK, Agent,
ndhes cornsr ID and Msil sts ;, Ksok uk, Teva.
Nov. 7, dim
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BT"lon," the correspondent OF the Balti-
more Sun says thar question has arisen in
Kansas, and will 70 to the Supreme Court OF
the United States, involving the right Of the
Terrltorlal Legislature 70 prohibit slavery.
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General Insurance Agency.
WIN. Z. WOOD, State Ag't.
kEOKuk, IOWA.
EsIRR INSURANCE, LAKE AND RIVER IN
i SuRANcE. LIFE INSURANCE.
MANHATTAN FIRE ms. Co OF NEW YORK,
Assets s<oo, 900.
CONTINENTAL ms. COMFY. OF NEW YORK.
Assets tsi5 ,6a6 A..
SECURITY FIRE ms. COMPANY, OF n. Y.
Assets 100000
LAMAR FIRE ms co. or NEW YORK.
Assets s35o,o00.
ATLANTIC FIRE ms. co. or BROOKLYN Y.
Assets seer 900.
HUMBOLDT FIRE ms co. OF NEW YORK.
Assets ]33b 900.
Mutual Benefits Lite sna. Co.
Net accumulation Jan. l, go, Is, 400, $3.50
an Persons In this city hare tAsir lives a
C~ sarsd In this compAny--aneIg them oui
most inf uental citizens.
D~eilinxs, Household Furniture, Buiidings
msrcha raaie, Mills, Factories and Machinery la
sursd Mt fair rates. xw Losses Paid at fAs Agency
Call aud see reliable insurance statistics and b.
your own judge.
oFFscE-0n Third-st., near State Bank, Kso
kuk Iowa. w. l.. WOOD,
Oct TO- 1860 State and Local Agent.