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The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-12-08

CHARACTER OF BYEoN's Poetry. If the
finest poetry be that which leaves the
deepest impression on the minds cf its
its cxcellence-Lord Byron, We think,
must be allowed to take precedence Of all
his distinguished contemporaries. He
has not the variety Of Scott, nor the deli
cacy Of Campbell, nor the absolute truth
Of Crabbe, nor the polished sparkling of
Moore but in force Of diction, and mex
tinguishable energy Of sentiment he
clearly surpasses them all. Thoughts
that breathe and words that burn" are
not merely the ornaments, but the COM
mon staple Of his poetry; and he is not
inspired or impressive only in some hap.
by passages, but through the whole body
and tissue Of his compositions. II was
an unavoidable condition, perhaps, Of this
higher excellence that his scenes should
be narrow and his persons few. TO cum
pass such ends as he had in view, it was
necessary to reject all ordinary agents and
all trivial combinations. Ile could not
possibly be amusing. or ingenious, or
playful; or hope 10 maintain the requis.
ite pitch Of interest by the recitation oi
sprightly adventures or the opposition oI
common characters To produce great
effects, in short, he felt it necessary tC
deal only with the greater passions
the exaltation of daring fancy, and the
errors Of lofty intellect-with the pride
the terrors and the agOnies Of strong emo
tion-the fire and the air alone of oul
human elements.-LOrd Jeffrey.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-12-08

AN IREEPREssIBLE WOMAN-There lived
in Duchess County, New York, a few
years ago, an Irish woman, whom we will
call Mrs. Flynn. She wasa widow, and
had one son, called Larry. Mrs. Flynn
was the best man'of the two, and did all
the fighting of the family. One day the
sheriff called to collect her taxes, and al
the old lady was opposed to paying any
debts, an alteration ensued, in which
Mrs. Flynn used some very strong Ian.
guage. The sheriff aI last could stand it
no longer. and told her that. il she only
wore the breeches, he would give her a
sound thrashing. Mrs Flynn ran to the
door, and calling Larry, who was working
in the garden, snid-" Larry, ye devil
come here and give me yer breechcs. H.
shan't have any excuse for not giving an
honest woman satisfaction"
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-12-08
PROCLAMATION!

COANIsSARY DEPARTMENT.
Main street, PlAeerville, Oct. Is, 1857.
THE KING or LUNCH EATERS, to his Sub
/ jectS, greeting: Know je. that our old friend
MIKE BRuWSkY, in the libeTality Of his heart,
has re -httrd, re juIcnated and re- arranged his
popular Saloon. fnT tkr Winter campaign: and has
also positively determine To spread sea twice
Tay tInorntng and evening for the benefit ~ his
legion of patrOns-Of whom Wc. are WndOubt IDLY
" come" kno~ yr, also, that MIKE keeps none
but the hTst quality, magnum bonrm LIQUORS
and GIG AIRS, and theTefoTe We command YOU to
n'est With him ell your hose bits, that he may
be enabled To keep up the supply.
Done at I1AeeI,ille. this 18th day Of October, A.
y. lS6O, and the lO0th year of our reign.
WlNNEMCCCA, 4, King.
r. s.-Four = bite" ~ i'll always furnish you. at
MIKES, With choice FepAsI ~ t!ose excellent
bivalNes yelept tOlsTEKS--and the "REIns."
ol3f WHINE.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-12-08
SoME WoNEN are often excessivelv fond

SOME WOMEN are often excessively fond
Of teasing those whom they love. It is
generally the very impassioned In temper.
ament, or the very cold, who do so The
latter, whose love is comparatively Ian
guild, may do it almost constantly; the
former, just in the intervals where the
pulse Of love rather intermits; and in this
case it seems only to be part or form of
the general craving for excitement of some
kind or other.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-12-08

GIVE man the necessaries Of life, and
he wants the conveniences. Give him the
conveniences, and he Graves the luxuries.
Grant him the luxuries, and he sighs for
the elegancies. Let him have the elegan-
cies, and he yearns for the follies. Give
him all together, and he complains he has
been cheated, both in the price and quail
ity of the article.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-12-08

Coal LANDS AND CAPITAL.-The capital
employed In the coal lands Of Pennsylva-
mia 10 estimated at about 1924 ,O0O, 900.
The canal and slackwatSr contained with
in the anthracite coal trade measures 0l6
miles in length, and cost $50, 1000, 900.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-12-08

"Can you tell" said blooming damse
to q love stricken swain, "what ship car
ries more passengers than the Great East
ern ?"
"Well, madam, really do not know. '
"Why, cOurt-ship, to be sure"
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-12-08
CARE sisters Sal and Name, resource,

CARE sisters Sal and Nancy resources,
pap" "No, my son. Why do You ask
that question:" Because | heard Uncle
John say, il you would only husband
your resources you would get along q
good deal better than you do. And
thought it would be a good idea, because
you wouldn't have so many young men
here at supper every Sunday evening
that's all, pa"
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-12-08

"DO you believe in second love, Mrs.
McQunde?"
Do I believe in second lovei humph
if man have . pound Of sugar, isn't It
sweetf and when it's gone, don't he want
another pound, andisn't that too, sweet
Troth, Mr.. Murphy, l believe in second
love"
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-12-08
YOUNG's HOTEL,

-xOON00 -1Ox G1s
Rebuilt IN the site of the old Wash "a
lnEi0n IInisI. DIAMOND SPRINGS
The undersigned desires To inform the 1Bg
Travelling Public, and his old friends, bA
that he has just completed and opened A@-<
his Hotel. for the SECOND TINE. and is determined
despite the elements, to try TO "keep Hotel" sec.
ond TO the road His Furniture and Rel
ding ali neW. and Of the beet quality his Table
will at all iInes he supplied wh the choice ~ III,
Market; aLd attention to the comfort Of his guest,
shall alSays he primary consideration.
n, The house IL plAstered throughout and the
sleeping apartments are large and we'll ventilated
There isalso Ane DANCING HALL attached to the
liouse. Terms moderate. NATHAN YOUNG.
s"s GOoI STOCK YARDS attached to the House.
Diamond hpFiuRa, MAY IN, 1860. nc SIN
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FOR SALE.

THE andersA4ned 0mers for sale, hls dwelling
Gh on Smiths Flat, three miles from PiacerVIlle
10 one Of the best mining localities In the State.
z. II. MEREDITH,
Smiths Fiat, Nov. 10th, 1859. nOVlO.8m
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The following recently appeared in q
Wisconsin paper:

THE following recently appeared in q
Wisconsin paper:
Wanted, by young lady, aged nine
teen, Of pleasing countenance. good fig.
urc, agreeable manners, general infOrma-
tion, and various accomplishments, who
has studied everything, from the creation
to crochet, u situation in the family Of 9
gentleman. She will take the head Of his
table, manage his household, scOld his
servants, nurse his babies-when they
arrive-chcck his tradesmen's bills, &C.
company him to the theater, or in walk
ing or riding. cut the leaves Of his new
books, warm his slippers, and, generally,
make his miserable life happy. Apply,
in the first instance, by letter, to Louisa
Caroline, Pleasant Grove, and afterward
to papa, upon the premises.
IN. B.-Thc wedding ring is number
four (smalD."
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-12-08
PgBLIsasD ssnI.wRBKLY,
"WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY MORNINGS,
sY WICKS 4 JANUARY.
Nv. onwicEs, VA. JAHuARY.
Torms-InvAriably in Advance /:
THE MOUNTAIN DEMOCRAT
a3ook anO Bob 31rintinQ @tfrr

I, repIete with al the modern improvements for
the NEAT, CHEAP AND RAPID execution Of
every variety Of PRINTING-sueh ~ BoOkS,
Ran Tickets, Programme, Certificates Of Stock or
Depssit, BiIlheads, Cheeks, Receipts, Cards, La
b.Is, etc.. either in plain o. fancy eoloTCd inks.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-12-08
COME oNrI GONE ALL!
no TuR-f
OLD NATIONAL RESTAURANT.
VRED. COLLINS / CO... .PRoPRIEroRs

HAVING PURCHASED -
~ aud REPITTED this old
Hsnd, We you'd inform the public thst v@yy
We are 81 all times ready u accommodate --N
thofe who may favor us with their patronage. Our
od friends and patrons will please give us call.
You will nDd everything the market affords.
Oyster Stews, that can't be Beat.
>, Porter House Steaks, PORK etsakA Mutton Chops,
Ham and Eggs, Hot Rolls, Hot Mulhns, and Game oi
all kinds.
~ CANE. CHICKEN AND CHAMPAGNE sUP.
PERS SERVED TO ORDER.
We are prepared TO furnish suppeFs for Balls, Per
ties, &C., 1T the shortest notice.
House open ct all Hours Day and Night.
One door below the Oasis Saloon, Main street.
FRED. cOLLtNS, lSial PAT. sLAvEN.
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q. HARRIS.

Plaza CORNER, PLACkRVTLLE,
rs receiving, BY every Steamer, the latest Allan
and Magazines. Also, California Weekly News
papers and Magazines, for sale at reduced prices.
dl-a s. HARRIS.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-12-08
PLACERVlLLE RAKERY,
RATReI RAEHeI 1ATHsI

- ~ Su1
0aaip DAfAiue anA shaving GalOon !
AND DkkOR POR vANRINEB
For Rs1aSFtAg. Preserving aHd DsaatifyinE
THA HUMAN HAIR.
Next door to the Oasis ealecn, Main T., HacervilIe
i"-Sm J. VANTlNE, Proprietor.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-12-08
Lur's HAPrIrsr PEuIOO.--KinssIey

LITE's HAPPIEsT PERIOD.--Kingsley
gives his evidence on this disputed point.
He thus declares:
"There is no pleasure that have ever
experienced likea child's midsummer hOli-
day. The time, ! mean, when two or
three Of US used to 60 away up the brook,
and take our dinners with us, and come
home at night tired, dirty happy, scratched
beyond recognition, with great nOsegay,
three little trout, and one shoe, the other
having been used for a boat, till Il bad
gone down, with all hands, out Of sound
ings. How poor our Derby-dAys, our
Greenwich dinners, our evening parties,
where there are plenty of nice girls, after
thatl Depend upon 1t, . man never ex'
pcriences such pleasure or grief after four
teen a. he does before, unless in some
cases in his first love-making, when the
sensation is new to him."
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$6l6,Ooo

Comprising altogether I Sol acres of Land lOl :.
00O fruit trees 70 OOO Grape Vines, and O In cash.
The lands upon which these orchards are planted
are all bottom lsnds and as good a. can be foud In
the State. Apples, Peaches, Aprirots, NectArnes
Pears, Plums, Figs, Ounce, Black Walnut, Almond
&C. &C., &c will be found In these orchards In great
variety and Of the choicest kinds. The character oi
the Fruit Ia we'll known throughout the Northern
and central portion Of the State. All Of the vineP
and nearly all Of the Pruit Trees will be Of age to
hear good crop the coming year We append the
following certificate for the beheht Of persons not
well acquainted with the value OF the property:
We, the undersigned, hereby certify that We are
ac0uanted with mOat Ofthe above described property
and that We do not believe It's vAlue as above stated,
10 over estimated: J. c. Pali, w. X. Hudson, j. A.
Paxton, &. p. Wells, n. Avery, editor ADpe0I G.
CovillAnd, MATySvIle; Rev. o. G. Wheeler, Cores
pOnding Secretary California State Agricultural 60
ciety, Sacramento j. Bryant IIil Co., Knapp, Bur.
rll Co.. San Francisco; Hon. e. NJ. Bliss, b. W. G.
Rice, Jno. Q. Packard, J. B Humphrey, Marysville
J. y. Linthicum. editor EfpreaS; John r. Ri3ge,
editor DemOcrdt; Gen. John A. sutter, Hook Farm
A. P. Smith, Sidney Smith, Sacramento; J. L. San
ford, San Francisco.
The distribution Of the Gins will be under the dI.
Fection OF Committee Of gentlemen chosen by the
audience on the evening OF the Concert.
E.J. CUMMINGS, Agent at PiacervIe. Onicc al
the Cary House. Orders from the country promptly
attended u. GEORGE G. BRIGGS, Proprietor.
NArysville, Oct. %, 1850. nl1-td
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-12-08
yUQTTCHg' BLAWKg.

Blank AadAvitS. Undertakings and wFits Of
Attaehment, uadeF the NEW Law, for sale at this
OAee also, Bank Declarations Of IIomeStead-
the Hsst eoavenient form IN use.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-12-08

L. p. Fisher, No. l1IN Washington street,
'oPpNSIsa MAguIres Opera House, 10 the only author
IseA Agent Tor the MoUEAN DENOcnAT In the city Of
fan Franchise. All orders for the paper or AAVer.
tisIug len With him, will be promptly attended to.
J. o. KERLEY IL authorized to receive mo.
meVu due this 60ice,
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-12-08

CHHB. r.. JACKSON !, the au,hcTisrA
Agent " the MorNTAIN DEAOcaAT At ~ Dorado.
Orasrs len eth hin Ulll be promptly attended 70.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-12-08

Ose. .. CoEomd Ssrsst. .... rG,rtrriH..
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TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
{TwKLvK LINES on Enss MAKE 4 SouArR.

business Cards, not exceeding six lines, inside
Funeral Notices II 90. Obituaries, according
TO space occupied.
Displayed advertisements half more than the
above rates. s44&4 s|&
Advertisements loaded and placed under the
hoAd OF special oticss,' Sosbie fAe ordinary
rates.
Special Notices In the Local CoiumA 70 cents
per iine.
Advertisements ordered on the inside exciu-
nyeiy In the Daily, altar tie 6rstftwe weAkx
90 per cent more than the above rafcs "a =
All transasSf o6ssyfsen<nss nvss BE- psta for
In adssses. This rule will not ke varisA frou
when the advertiser uses the Weekly Hsens,
tho Price will be ths same ~ In the Daiiy.--
where the Daily and Weekly are both used,
10 psr cent. will be deducted from the aggre-
gate amount.
Under the present system, the advertiser
pays 80 much for che space he escspiss, the
changes being cnArgcable for the composition
only. lhis plan 10 now gsnsraliy adoptsd.--
Our charge for ehangss villa BE- is cents per
square.
In All cases where advertisements are
disssntinusd before the expiration OF the year
q the tame centrsctsd for, they viii be charged
up at our rsEaisr rates fer the time Aetnai-
ly IN.
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DR.. Hicks, In renewing his naxd 10 the public,
would call attention TO nSw sty1S of ssP1asc
Work, ~hish 40 peculiarly adapted 10 IA, irrsgn
hr, md othmwise didlcaR jaws. This inp1cvs-
mcnt haa been tested three ycau apA haA susssinsd
its early promise Of Alling real want In plate
work. The work ID now worn BIZ nany of our most
pronirent citisens, who give II hearty approval,
and % whom no n permitted 10 refer those inter.
ested. tr4 aEg s@ aasea al H a 8s sgne
DR.. n. is also mounting sContnseps Gsn"
work, Block work, and ordinary s.dold 4Plate =
work, Tor which be has snpefior stock oil mute
rial. He is prepared 10 hli teeth with sold Foil,
"Ahsai Gold aad s'ChrystaI 0oid, - In the noss
thorough and dnrsble manner. Ri aa6
In view gEof the stringency In money matters
some Alusfon to PRICES may not be improper.--
While, on the one hand DIR. H. believes Tito bs the
better policy, we'll as the honsstsr course, not
to work at III thante work 1t prices that wtli no
csssitAts infssior work on the other hanA hs la
willing 70 eonforn Ia his charges 10 the lower
standard q remuneration that other occupations
have suffered.
With fifteen ysars experiences, = thorcugh devo.
tion 30 hisprofsssion, and saFnsst desire to
please, he is determined 30 merit and hopes - 70.
ceive. Of the liberal patronage here
tafore enjoyed.
JuiyfIsdAw a*
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K6oknk. Mt. Pleasant and Mus.
catine. and Iowa 6outhern
RAILROAD,
OPEN To FO1kT MADISON.
ONLY ONE DAILY TRAIN.
n - n
CHANGE OF TIME

EsROM AND APTER THURSDAY, JAN. 6th,
L. and until further notice, only one train win
be ran eAch way, ~ fellows:
VIII lsaye Keokuk at 1890 o'clock .. n. and arrive
al Fort Madison at q. m.
VIII leave Fort Madison ct x:3O p. NJ, and arrive
at Keokuk at 400 p. N.
The 1880 'clock q. train from Keokuk connects
at Fort Madison with frat eass Post Coaches of the
Western Stage CO., making suro connections ut
Burlington with evening trains East ard West
-. Pare BY lAis roate as Low AS THE Low
IST and passengers subjected 10 ~ few changes -
by any other ronte.- -Hx
THROUGH TICKETS over this line can be pro.
cured to ali the principal places East, West and
North, Of j. X. TEWKsBUhY, Tickes Agent, op-
posite the Billings House, Main-st., Keokuk.
b. W. DAVIS, Sspt.
Jan. A, '6e-dAw
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- CLOTHING -
3FOR THE MILLION R

- - 0LG - - AAA sASAAA SAN/AS -
NXT EAre new receiving = large stock Of Clothing
w which has been bon hit low and win be aold
low for cash The prices are suited for hard times
and the goods kre for al kinds OF customers. The
stock comprises every style and quality Of Cloth
ing, 9cntismSn's Furnishing Goods, Trunks, Va
hsss. Carpet Bags, and everything commonly kept
In onr line. Msta s8a . as4s
Customers win find " FOR their interest 70 CALL y
we are determined 10 sell As cheap the cheapest
and We desire 10 Zee body comfortably sothed
We dsn't eharge Anyshtng Tor show wing goods
and are always pleased 10 ses customers even Il
thsy dom buy. fes
Rememhcr the place. On Third~sty between
Main and Johnson.
BsptI1d 8. POLLOCK Oo.
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[ESTABLIEHEDIE IN 1851
BANKING house. or
q Il - ~ q n O.. A n - u R y n 4. q.
+ HAVE this day admitted as = partner in fhs
J. Banking Business, A1exsnfsr Barclay, (who hss
been my teller for the last six ycass). The bnsi-
ncss, hereafter, Willie conducted under the arm
sndstyls Of II
GEO. @. ANDERSON h co.
Being one Of the Oldest Banking Hous~s (if not
the ohest) In Iowa, the new hrm sOliets sOatin-
uanoe Of former patronage 80 nberslly extended TO
the senior partner.
They win make coilsctions and remit, less Ex-
chan &c, on thn day Of payment irss Of charge.
Their references are ~ formerly BY senior part
mel, ,viH X#s kSE sfg% 81 81 T @EG4 @sA&&
REyxKxHcKs: m
Park Bank, N. \. ~ sas sS s&fSsse
Winsiow, Lanier 4 Co., Bxxl1En MAH. n
Edward w. Clark Co., r.
Howard Banking Co., BeeVlos M
Clspp, Fuller 4 Browne, 6ln1 1Gofx
Marine Bank Chicago. 2 - sss q
Hoffman Qelpcke, Chicago. As
Mschanics' Bank, Pittsburgh. #
Fagners' Deposit Bank, Pit&shn4lk -
Kramer KAhm, Honkero,*A@
Gilmore b Brothertop f CinefnnSn =
A.D. HuntA Co., = Louisville. t
! Bssae Ssvings InstituticD, 81. Loais. J.
Ksokak ,Jan.I ,6e. 4 AHO /. Ar~sr~s,saat
jan5d ,1as 4A @*sssffFH 50 ss
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uAVEjsst received ct their Fashionable Tailor
4 4 ing ana Furnishing establishment = choice
and extensive supply Of BroadcIOths. Gas.
slmeress vcSlADRs, ana Gents EHr-
mining Goods Of all 00sCrtplt Ons !,
and guarantee that their work shall b dame in the
most approved and satisfactory manner. They are
constantly receiving the New York and Philadel-
phia fashions and solicit al who desire
good work and the best material to give them call
Nov s, ,b9-dly HUTCHINSON DEWEY.
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nK, MENTAL AND VOCAL PHILOSOPHY
~ mvoiying the principles Of Reading and
Speaking, and designed for the Developments oi
both body and mind, In accordAnee with the mn.
ture &nd destiny Of man, BY Prof. Bronson, A. N
N. y. For sale by n
N. W. WESTCOTT,
DsslOd ~ MAia-1t.
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4 - q |. s Ell M A N !.
WHOLESALE DEALER

4. EUhEIUN FAND .UUMAo IIU
H u q - ,. N d r 4 y ms u Ca,
Corner of Fourth and Main stresss, s
KEOkUK .... ~ Il. y. IOWA
Jas just received large and splrndid stoek of
Ii KALL ana WINTER GOOnS. OF the
latest and most approved styles, parchased direct
~ from the Importers and Manufscturrfs, snd
purchases ciSew hsre.
Th~ attention of city and Country Merchants is
respectfully soffcited.@ *
septlSd&w
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New Goods for the Ladies'.
M ISk A. KING returns many thanks -
1vl to the Ladies for their past patronage, Wy
and hopes TO receive continuance or the
same. She has returned with large stock of
French Millinery 6oods. Pail and Winter Bon
nets of the latest stvies- Blond Lace; enc Fren~h
Embroidery, selected with taste; Lace Wallis, Kid
Gloves, Gauntietts, Silk and Woolcn Gloves, Hoop
Skirts, Skirt Supporter, French Corsetts, Fancy
Knit Hoods, Infant Knitted Sacks. Dress Trim
mings, select ed wi III taste, do. #
Ladies are invited to call. Store south side Of
Main-st., between "A and 3D..
6cpt17-d
KEOkUK FEMALE SEMINARY.
rTyH1 second torn of this Institntion will com-
ncnse On Monday, Nov. l4th, In the basement
Of the Chatham Square Church, corner Of TIA and
Morgan Sta. These rooms have been found dry and
cool and easy IL access.
The Teachers secured to instruct in their differ
ent Apartments Of study, are the followings
Rev. CA. WILLIAMS, Principal;
Mrs. s. ". WILLIAMS
Mrs. =. H.CRAvEN;
Miss Il. COPELIN.
Mr.. g. @. ISBELL, teacher Of Vocal Music.
Pro1psctns " the Institutiop will be publisasd,
and be obtained Applira tion 10 thc President
or Secretary Of the Board Of Trustees, or to the
Principal, WIN. THOMPSON, President.
IA. SrRonG, Secretary. Il 4s.
A DANA DEDE, by aeorge Elliott, for sale Ly
h 0GbKN BR6WNELL : co,
sspl3 a a MAin-st.
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-r1~-1- ,YsIIow OChrc. EEeMcA,
q A J WILKINSON,
siga df the aohia Easleast Aovsa.
dAolS-d -nfe@ % A4ine4.
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Coal.

eFR Om THE NEW YORK AND FARM.
ANTON GOAL MINE1Ys 9iafa
and retail. Acknowledged by
wv AL 10 - The bert lows 0ea1ym -
This superier Ooal delivcrsd q Warsaw and Al
fow rates. OAics on Third-strset, near kAin. ]
ang16N ~ &C. ~ - PLATNe
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W.EfI Tx = ns .D.. xssrrA -
yls D0n ttsts Once on Sscond.gt. - 80
kuk, Iowa. W1Y33y
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A DAM HIDE, Hy GeoFge Elicit, for sale Ly
~ OGDEN BR0WNELL = CO.,
sepl3 81 Main-st.
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CABUS' HAIR CUTTING
AND
SHAVING ROOM,

Main Street, Doors dbors the Billings Hous
LAlR-CUTTINH done according to Physiog
Il nomy and the principles Of the cofcesr.
Hair and Whiskcrs dysd to. perfection, either
brown or black.
The Proprietor calls special attention to his style
of Hair Cutting, and challenges the ProfssAion.
feb21.dAu1y
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kEOKUK AHKRT 1IANUEACTONY X
Readv-Made Linen Depot.
=. - = ~ r. q N I. rnrA

Third-st bot. Main 4 johnson E0K UK.
GHIkTE MADE I'D ORDER, from measure, cut
- uron Otr improved method. a A. guaranteed
Gentismsnss Linen altered or rersired.
We Will also make ap to ordar, In ! superior man-
ner, Ladies' md Gentaemsn's under-wsar v sen-
erAl. 84sss VII ,s,.s - 4
Children i Clothes, Ladies closks, kegalia, &e.,
Ac., Snsde to order.
Pinhins, stamping, EmbrcidsriAg, and sll kinds
of needle work exscutsd In Superior manner
NOv.3~a assss 80.
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Alcohol, Burning Fluid ana Cam
phene Distillery.

mIC ~ AE l. - = ~ 3 II. IL
Ilirsss s sss; A4,n johnson, kyuk'
N kuk and surrounding country that he has his
Dstiltery In full Operations, snd II ready 70 iurrish
al who may favor him with ssil, with snyshing
In his hne 1t pricss - Low NJ can b mot With ~
any other market. Call and try. Lf tho goAAs do
not give satisfaction your money win be refunded.
Nov. ~, '5o-d1y
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CLOTHING STORE.
r AM again in the Clothing businers, and invite
l. all the old settlers, ~ we'll as al now ones, to
give me q call 1t
BURKE'S CORNER,
North west corner Of Main and Third streets.
have every sryie Of goods for mems wear, which
will sell cheap Tor cash.
Spring and Summer Goods
To suit every taste Also, Gent lemen q furnishing
Goods, Trunks, Carpet Sacks and Vslises.
&D-Call and see1 HARRY FULTON.
May l0d st
1850. sa FALL AND WINTER 1854
SUPPLIES JUST RECEIvEDs
]. N. aUrcMsox. JAHns DEwEr.
HUTCHINSON & DEWEY,
MERCHANT TAILORS,
rHrRD-STRxgT. nIr. NArN = JOHNsoN.