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Glass No. srick-. Gis No yellow figs Timber. Clsl'
No. yellow Pa Lsu1rs Cli.s so 3 Cak aud Hard Walu
C4.. So White P,Hs, sJruc- Z, 9-es, and Jmf Cgo
~ 9, Line ua and P-s.eg Clss1 80 Cement Ciae 10
D. q ~ SD S,u1 Clsss No. DO Sate. Class No. H. lIra,
Iron pNs, ad aL Gas SO. 49, riyrcn. Glass no -,
Pa,l Uii, Oiss8 Glass 80. Do, Slipt hudcTy Gass
H. Fari~Are. Cit.s no - Betting Picking, and Hose
CIass No. -, H0n " Ufx &c.
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Eesai Noilres.

CUPERIOR COURT of the City Of New
y Yyrk--JAsEs HARPER, JOHN HARrER JOS 1PH
~. HARPEK. aud FLEfCtER HAGkEh, flsinuhs, AT
JANE, MILLER, % Mot. ~. ENANo. JOSH ,kH fRsS
'iIJN ard GUhDpN W. tliCtEN Defendants. ruuinGA5
flitrG Deirudsuts: lQu hereby suumog~d I'D
rsttd tie e5up4ul Ia ta &C i'n Of wticb cpI
ia-u upon you. and % copy e your ss' e.
tsth- s8d luyisil. the 5Uhcr!ber a. ITS oFcs 70 ~
PCS Row. Oily OF NsWTors within tHeuy tys stsr be er
vice ee = exclusive dy = such vice ana You s
" n. csap wthH The time a!Or-sad enc pam
tbA icIul spyy the Cyul. for TIE relief doussaed
Ia tie couplaint. Da.ci 4 lsust. la6l
L.aJ. VAUGHAN ABBOTT Plsiadf's Attorney;
Ma a Pars-Igw, New. i0ff
TO @ DESCENDANTS: The compliant 10 he above e,'ird .eSs
ss fled IN ots 81 hc Clas of ne Superior Coat o. ne
CAY "a New-Kss the Gty Kali Vi che t,J and Couny d
New Y0nG Oh The tw sntcta DIS IT August la lou &c
BENJAMIN VAUGHAN AbtOtf,
! Aug n lawTww Plsiutuis Attorney
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The steamer FULTON viii sal oco5ris.
TIVE BRITISH AND NoRTn AMERICAN

TE1HE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN
4 ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS.
sEw-ToRR LlyERPOJL
Chief Cabin tassagc.
Second ,biD Pas'age......... ...........''... 10
rEoN sosToS 10 LIVERPOOL
CEief Cabin Passfc ...................''..''.Sii0
IT. , 5,sy s09 ,,yyo Iii a. Corr ,,o,
1he .mp' from Bo.ion cal at Hali'aI ond Go Hsrbot
iEtSiA. Capt Jodkins AthICA, Cspt Shannon.
ASH: csfs I: g. Lott. AMERICA. Cop. u .e,s.ey.
''s scoTil cqow bo.DS Si1 app ,"''''
Jtese vessels carry ee "hhe night at mA'head green on
ArEIcA s5r,aop... leave. NewYOrk wedae.day, Aug j!
EURO A. hadssson. leaves Boston Meine'dny, Aug q
PERSIA JJdki esves Nsw.Yolk w dnssda', aug %
CANADA, @'oae...iea'e' b9't'1 W,,eiuy-iay' sept,
Ioi 81" ....... leaves eF-York We nfsiay' sept u
ARABIA. leaves Boston elnesdsy s-pt 70
ArI,- LION. IL .'. .'s-t ok. " etHoslsy sep2'
Inexps1succi S1rleoa on board.
The ~ ese tirs viii not be accountable for Cod
Silver Bullion, soede, esrly ffecioo. stones or Metals
ur Btl ~ Ledrg soed therefor, sno e value thereof
''''' ''u ''' 3 1cUSAGO 10 '3Sosilpsrreen
GTEAM WEEKLY between NEW-YORK and
- POOL. landing ed embahgiis passenger, a.
Q0-@.tos, ,irsland he Liyefoo, New Yort. and PHI
cred Clyde. bDli Iron Steamships q. lo!lowsi
GlAO. Observation-Disclosures saturday. Sept q,
CIrY OF NEW.YoRK. ............ sstgrdsy. Oct 5,
And every a'cecd.g SATURDAY At noon. from Pier No.
RATS OF
FlhsI CABlN..,.....,".Si5i sIEERAGE."."...""sa
tiis CABIN 70 Londop @ sesTsEs to Lendon.... 80
list All. O. faIs..... s. seeItse Psrs.....,, 80
Jis' shin 20 hduiOurg... 81 St-eags TO Hamburg 80 -
Passengers sl-0 forwarded HAVE Brenen Rotterdam
AnfWe % fUrsI.. I
Persons wishing bring their friends csn Guy ticket. here
tie follow ug Newlok: From Liverpool or Queens.
toWn-Fust CAIN as & ant iG5 s,esrsgs from Liver
poo StOi tTom Gpsenstown 50.
1bee superior accommodations tOr pAssrsgs
cary surgeons They built ia light
hoI sections and haze pstcH kite AuBils0rs gu board
For FUR her niormaOn apply in Liverpool 10 GILLIAN
lNsia 4s' Max. IN bissg0~ ~ " NJ IhMhN,
No s. Enoch. qnsye Ia Queen nOwn 10 &. w D. SEY-
A g In IouIa IN Ma kf0g
Nili4n-st IN fsis 70 JULES DECOUE Ep Place 10 "a
BouTse g. Philadelphia - JOHN o. DALE No III Alnul.
a., or II the Compsny's Offices.
JOHN O. DALE.Ag'nt, No. Is BrOadwsy,N.Y
GTEAM FROM NEW-YORK TO LIVER
- fOOL-The ttesm.hlp GREAT EASTERN has,g fol.
hed hrr n'rse Witb tho British Goyenmen viii az from
New YORK Tor Liverpool oH SATURDAY Oct s.
RATES or PAsAGF $50 sl35 "a First Cabin according
accommodation ell other privileges being equal Third
Cabia. from SyJQ $50.
sues 6r apartments for families may be sngagedby
special arrangement
Tbs 0REST EASTERN VIII lesys Liverpool on her return
tip TUESDAY, Oct. ~.
ohe shin be and engagements made for freight
AID passsge on application 90
Nos 81 and IS southsb
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Boots, Shoes, &r.

AT $3-DOUBLE-S0LE SHOES. Also, ut
n 90 70 Quilted CONGRESS CATERS new STYLE, ii
J0NE5B, k0a 10 and IL AnnsL
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NOTICE-BONDmOLDERS OF md rlTrS.

CE-BONDHOLDERS OF THE PITTS
~ BuRGH FORT WAYNE tNu CHIC 400 GtlLtJ %
COMPANI-lloi,rs 1 hood. u tho Ohio atd fruHsyvuti
Hsfoad tamfaBy tte OH aHd ndi.Hs Railroad Company
ofth- Fo Ws,ue aud hsirp,d CoHPt1s ~ ts vs-
sut Of he ~ tsI.r b. DO " ayus AMI Ccsgi t
Company who Lase -I gu1-1 he eF"ri OF f,orItl-
r.q1irl without delay dep ~ their bcud' ,s1
JOuH FEhUU o., ffus.r. 80. - File o. Nc loI4 ty,
n conformity &. a sgIrruru'
Ho.ds, Of above bonds who We noe 'Htsc "a
the lid ,srcsDt ih-d 60 q 50 EhIt trhT driiy.
he Of tho sAI road s ttkr place he til az DC
tobrf s1l snd IN per Eittug g. suc bc On" age urnt
fof ie1ssbfsiio1 opf 60 dfI.it tA ~ bls gss
fof the Of the pItgsd Frris q 3D. sr vii be ,pe 81
b. -Jciudsd fouI Ia.ticig tulg b. ilc pIr.ha.s. -
Now-I ORA, Sept H. lo1l. ;. ID. IANIfR
Chairman OF furhaaing Committee
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NOTICE-TO la CROSSE aud MILWAU-
~ ME RAILROAD COMfASY CREDITORS ls1-
cert hr., mortgage Es.tsm b'sii0r) Tho thn pro
ped foE the l.chss. Of tins rod ard tls ors'u.
k-on q new company by h, puvc a'". hi been assot
81 4 b. sufi-t hauJrf n Hia1dets 60 jlsfis 80 be
Of its b5udn1irets r lave not yet assut
do Any tine pieil1s g. 2i m. a. hy ono o. tLe
.n9.rtbe whoever the Is SOLO. II vii b. pufchased
trto b-.sa. - a A. iA,s..s emil 20 ihl- llan 19s
.u5ssqrcui Of hoHibB~fs e. 1s Whs o.
not s,.olt ill get bvusL fly-I tho lo sale.
n. 4. COWpUt. no. % ~ William -.
Socie iry Of Cons tro Of BounI1icrs.
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Ocean GieGmfrs.

TOR CALIFORNIA via PANAMA. first
Glaze win eays EeeYok The ~, lib md IL"
ofeach moh sIc~pt when he's Gates f on SUNDAY when
De day OF departure viii be the MONDAY following For
Geight pa sage apply 81 tie only oce No. gy nsreen
ID. Il. ALLIES. Agent
LNOR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAVRE,
4 on SATURDAY OCT i2--Ths United Ss'es Mail
Steamer FULTON, wetton, Commander ~i1 ,s from Pier
no 81 North River, foot OF Betchst SATURDAY. Oct H.
al
This unsurpassed for safety aud comfort hes double
errilr. under deck uciOet tCht yaTtrnents
wiz ueids other resus tend H. tho eysut 81 collision Or
straudg 70 keep he pump, free 10 work a.d Ae safety
u yes 4 and "a. elseIs
SAMUEL n. FOX,
Clio. MAGKENLiE,
Agents. No : Broadway.
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Glalioncrr anS fantp GOODS.

AN ARTICLE for the TIMES-TO save yorn
"A Clotling--PATENF IdPROvEO MARKING PENCIL
" auartrd i1feiab'a. b & p AAWREEsE No. y Jonr'
IT AbIES BARNES No. ~ iohnst, j. j. MEhiitL 90
~ eeknart f5unpes BY mail iJ % cents sent 10 J. Os
Boz No II NorthanInton. Massl.
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ete Ehn FIRST CLASS SEVEN PER
~ se,'VtV CEsT. nJRTGAuE oa City tfoPe''y' for
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alasltai 5nstrnmcilIs.

4 ROSEWOOD 7-octaye PIANO for Sl35, with
- large round coues entire iron arne, double m'9Fg5
harp PEDAL carved desk, very se us rot vten .s~, $50
One u octayes sT rs Pianos sni Meiote fent
4 GORDON no. 7u5 BrosdEa
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4 GUIDANCE 0f GOOD SERVANTSREADY

IA a. moder.e sa-ss, ~ city country German jim.
slish Scotch lnsA N ie Largest insitu5 aud home 80
I3S fItU-st, 81 8h-sy Orders By mail promptly
sttended 10 Mn. FLOYD IN attendance.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-18

CI-.sHo g yellow Pine j. .h.r Gas. 40. 3. o. AL Hg
Wood Cia.s No o. Wax 2 u- sIrltc Juniper aI1 On pee
,I4s Iron. .ut Made. Cils No ~, tAr
Clsss No a., hariwaEr -l,ss No -, Borf PscAIag %
h0fe. Class No. .. Aur rIs
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M T.. BROWN, Importer Of
w. ALL KINDS Of
BEADS AND FANCY GOODS.
f'i's'' u 'ui' '''' ''-''' Depot. No lsG Psath.
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oYFlca GRocEKs' FIEs lS,. GO. No % WALL
SFv-YOkE. S-u 2, i o..
ODD DIVIDEND. The Bolrd OF Directors have
- - thi. d, doca,-d 5suisnrus dividend Of I'VE 90
pm ou tr ca it s.yCA the CuuBy plyt5et ib1
si1~k4oId. 70 dciIL0 j. JANIS q. tsAt a, aeo'y-
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financial.

OFncE or TIKI PHHSIN FlHE INsUk CoxP,sY}
RROOKLYS sept TO- Bht. {
nIVIDEND.-Tha BOARD Of DIRECTORS
IL have THIS DAY declstcd DIVIDEND Of THEE
ILLARS yer share Pc, sbr demand a. their snch
PalLASDER SHAW Secretary
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4 IGUTE & BRADBURYS'
AIAhW SCALE OVER STRUNG BASS PATENT lNSULt 4
TEb FULL IRON-rkAMG GRAND end c-UABE FlASo.
.EUEIES, NJ. 44lBr0oue-s.
WHAT ever body b. true Ever body they ara
the bet; therefore obey e tie best.
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GHIUkERlNG aBd SONS
~ GRAND SQUARE AND UPRlGBT PIANOS.
Wars-oous go broadway Eewlor<. Pianos 10 RsDi
Old Piano. taken IA o1gAangs.
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A T WALKERS WAREROOMS Clinton H3a
y and shat Lear Bro dssyA large staek Of Hev a.s
second had PIANOS ofsyey ce oI Tor SALE aud BlhE
ALowance made foI hi. n pnlobsstd
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iDe0biug Garos, Sc.
Gouor furnishing GOODS.

a NOTORIOUS FACT. INTERPRETATIONS
IA &c les thn ahole-ae prices LATED WARE
TABLr CUTLERY CJDhINB l lENSlAS, &C., &c, a. lee
plices tlLu any other hpuse IN b tlude.
D.. D. BASstURD, Cooper TrsHlusc.
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HR OWNS
TKOCMLs

MIR q W Nh
TR OCH Es
ma q W N,s
r R OGHEA
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AYERS
Compound Extract Of SarsaDarilla,

the most effectual remedy which the medical
skill Of our times can devise for this every
where prevailing and fatal malady. II il COM
bined from the most active rcmedials that have
been discovered for the expurgation of this foul
disorder from the blood, and the rescue Of the
system from its destructive consequences.
Hence it should be employed for the cure Of
not only Scrofula, but also those other affec-
tons which arise from 1t. such us EnuPTlyE
and SKIN DISEASES, Sr. ASrHosy's FIRE.
RosE, or ERysIpELAs, PIMrLEs, pusTuLEs.
BLoTrHEs. BLAIss and BoiLs, TuMoRs, TrrTEK
and SALT RMrrx, ScALp IIrAn, RIScwoRM.
KnEuaArIsM, SyPHILIT1c and MrncrRIA Dis
rasss, DRoPsY. DYSPEPSIA, DEHiLIIf, and.
indeed, ALL COMPLAINTS ARISING FROM VITA
rrD OR IMPURE Bioop. The popular belief
in .t,ap,o1ty Of the blood is founded in truth,
for scrotala Is a degeneration of the blood. The
particular purpose and virtue Of this sarsapa-
rlla is to purify and regcneratc this vital fluid,
without which sound health is impossible IN
contaminated constitutions.
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Scr0fula, or Kings Evil,

il constitutional disease. corruption Of the
blood. Nv which this fluid becomes vitiated
weak, ma poor. Being in the circulation. IL
perysdes TIE whole body, and may burst out
in disease on any part Of it. No organ is free
from It's attacks, nor y there one which it may
net destroy. The seEofuleGs eaiEt il vaEieusly
caused by mercariaI disease, low living dis
ordered or unhealthy food, impure air, filth
and filthy habits, tho depressing vices, and,
above al, by the vencreal infection. What-
ever be Its origin, 1t is hereditary in the con-
stitution, descending :. from parents to children
unto the third and fourth generation; !" indeed.
it seems to be the rod OF Him who says, ~
will visit the iniquities of the fathers upon
their children
Its effects commence by deposition from the
hlsGh Of corrupt or ulccrous matter. which, in
the lungs, liver, and internal organs il termed
tubercles in the glands, swellings; and on
the surface, eruptions or sosss. This1oul corr
rnptan. Mllich genders IL the blood depresaes
the energies Of life, SO that scrofulous constitu-
tons not only suffer from scrofulous CONF
plaiats, but they have far less power to with
stand the attacks of other diseases; conse-
quently vast numbers perish by disorders
which. although not scrofulous in their nature,
are still rendered fatal by this taint in the
system. Most of the consumption which de-
caaates the human family has is origin directly
in this scroftIlous contamination; and many
destructive diseases Of the liver, Kidneys brain.
and, indeed, of all the organs, arise from or
are aggravated BY the same cause.
One quarter of all our people are scrofulous
their persons are invaded by this lurking in
fiction, and their health is undermined by it.
To cleanse it from the system we must rcnovate
the blood by an Alternative medicine, and in
vigorate il by healthy food and exercise.
Such medicine We supply in
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"A Y L RS
Ague Cure,
ron rnE SPEEDY CURE or

FOR THE SPEEDY CURE OF
Intermittent Fever, or Fever and Agus,
Remittsnt Fever, Chill Fever, Dumb
Headache. and Bilious Fcvers, indeed
for the whole lass Of diseascs orig iAat-
tnss m.,sri. or Mi..natio conntriss.
We are enabled here to offer the community
remedy which. while il cures the above complaints
with certainty, il still perfectly harmless in any
quantity. Such a remedy Is invaluable III districts
Where these s1flicting disorders pTeVaII. . I us
"CrIE" expels the miasfnatIc poison OF FEVER
AND A6uE from the SYSTEM, and prevents the de-
selopment Of the disease; If taken on the first ap-
proach OF its premonltory symptons Its not only
the best remedy yet discovered for this class
Of complaints, but also the cheapest. The large
quantity supply for sailsf brings Il within the
reach Of every body and In bilious districts, where
FEVER AND A0UE prevails. every body should
have II and use il freely both for cure and protec-
ton. A great superiority OF tins remedy over any
other ever discovered for the speedy and certain
cure Of lntermtents is that it contains no Qunine
or mineral, consequently Il produces no qtinism OF
other injurious effects whatever upon the constitu-
tion Those cured by il are left as healthy rs II
they had never had the disease.
Fever and Ague Ii not alone the consequence OF
the miasmatlc poison. A great variety Of dsor-
ders arise from its irritation, among which are
Neuralgia, KtennsafisBs, Gosa, Headache, Hind
ness 1cofhache Eayache Gdkn,vh, Asthma, fa1-
pitafion Painful ifeetion of Tie spleen, Hgster-
les, Pain IN the Boiccis, Coic, Paralysis and IL
ranceD.eaf Of the Skonsach, all OF which, when
originating in this cause, put on the inteymittesH
fvpe. or become periodical This . CURE : expels
the poison from the blood, and consequently cures
them all alike. 1t is an invaluable protection to
immigrants and persons travelling or temporarily
residing in the malarous districts. II taken occa-
Sionally or daily while exposed to the infection.
that will be excreted from the system, and cannot
accumulate in sufficient quantity TO rpen into dis
ease. Hence il il even more valuable for protec-
ton than cure, and few will ever suffer nom Inter-
mittents il they avail themselves Of the protection
this remedy affords.
Prepared by Dr.. J. g AYER T. CO., Lowsu, 4ass.
BnnIvEII, hAiE a Nsa., Agents feI ksok uk
and soli ly leaiers in Medicines every here.
feh4id6w
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KEOKUK, IOWA: THURSDAY APRIL 25. 1861

Care cepgA, cosd, Hesrsrre ess. Hsf.-
ASNykxYA en<a, any Irritation or Sorenest u fAs
rs Tdroey FeIfere fhs Hacking Cough
fs(YsyyJNslkJ in Consumption, Bronshifis lsfhmG
19 AID safavyh, 1ienr and Gtpe
Ol30.VHJ ST engfA ~ ne Foicc oT
022U PUBLBC ~PEA \ EHE, AND
kINGEKs.
Few are aware of the Importance Of checking !
Cough or s'Common Cod'' in it's nrst stage. that
which IN the b ginin Waud yield to iai remedy
il neg ected soon attacks the LrDGs ssByossn1s
Broa.htal 7fochss,' containing dennlcent ingrs-
dtcnts, aiisy Pulmonary ana bronchial siri IaIion
BROWNS That trouble in my Throat, tfor
TKOCHEA which the s'Tfeches' are sp sci6c,)
having mads often whis p rrer.h
N. L. WILLIS.
BRO WINS 81 recommend their uee to Pun
TKOCAEH LIcrPEAxERs.o
Rev. Il. III. CHAPLIN.
"Have proved extremely service
able for HuAEsESKss.
Rev. III. WAhD HNE-HFR
HK OWNS "Aimost instant relief in the
TlsOUEI E~t distressing laherof breathing pecu-
liar TO AsTBAA,
e-ReY. &C EGaLEsIaG. -
RR OWNS "Contain no Opium or any thing
TKOCHES that il Injurious"
Dr. "A. A. HAYES,
Chemi,f, Boston.
"a simple and pleasant combine
tion for CouGns, dc.
EKcwN'. def BTGELnw,
TKOCHES BJsfon.
"DeneGciai in BsoscHrrfs.,,
pf.J4 r. ". ba M
BROWNS B9sfon.
TROCHEs IL hsyeproyed them exec iieut for
iWHooPIaG IcusH. -
Kew. Ii. ". WARRTN.
Boston.
fgeg OWNsA "Bene fetal when compelled TO
K &C n n = spc ak suffering from COM,
Rev. b.. =. II. ANDERSON,
81. Le ais.
RR OwNsS "EYFEcTuAL in removing the
TROCHEA Hosrsentss and Irritation u the
Throat, 70 common With SrEAKRne
and hIN0EHs =
Pref NJ. STACY JOHNSON,
LaGrnspe, Ga.
BROWNS Teacher Of Nusie Southern
TIT &c ~ - Female College.
"Greaf heneff when taken after
preaching, asthey prevent IL ,arse-
MIR q W M ness. tr.m their past effect,
TN o. III ES taiDk that they willke of permanent
Advantage to me"
Rev. d. ROWLFY. A. NJ,
BROWNS Prest Athens College,
u E OGlh EA Tent essee
- Sold by all Druegists nt-oa
nov n -dA " -xm W ENJl. FIVE CENIS A DOX
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Keokuk Drug Store.
sISah-sarcea. hci. Main 4 III ON q en- n
KEOKUK, IOWA


A LA ARG Eassortment Of Drugs
"A Chemicals, Instruments ant
Fancy articles just received q
the above establishment, com
prisiDg all the new Chenicsl
Preparations, I Tiiden i Fluid Ex
tracts, Lss---ss A bdomina sup
porters, pessaries, speculums ol
alikinds. Stethasropes, Cathe,
ters, spermatorIhGn Rings ant
some splendid cases Of Char,
riere's superior instruments.
These articles having bern SO
leeted with special reference 4
the known wants Of the proic.
the best terms to Pnygicfar,s nj
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DIRECT IMPORTATION
u ard ware and Cutlery.
S. W:AH. TUCKER,

IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS,
have In store, and are receiving their supplies
for the Spfing Trade direct from the which
they ofsr 10 CASH An rRonrT riAk IUy ERs on To-
they tly solici.An examination OF thesans.
Is, W. = IL. TIGkEk,
Sign Of Red Paddock. cor. Main 4 ID sts.
kcokuk, March ', lSco-d&w
MINERS PICKS, snuvELs, Ac., for sale BY
AVA mchedAw s.N. IL. TUCKER.
EklFFIN'S noKsk NAiLs.--Neod stock oi AL
N siscs for saie by S.W. ii. TUCKER.
- Rifles and ShaHpeacrs for saie by
Mareh9-dAw W. IL. TUCKER.
n As BIB b ia0t b Ee.- A iargs ssoeh of nsDut
nsruhs !. Wan. TUCKER.
ykINDSTUNEs.-TteB Berea 0t t.nostoLcs OF W.
~ rious sisss, fer sale by
s.W. Il m. Tuck Pm.
Slgn Of ~ 60 Radl ock,
March 9, .0o-daw Cor main 1dss
ksENGE Mails.
T. kias I'd do
Flooring do
Arnealed do tosiinch-a superioiarticls.
Finishing 90
Barrel do
Together with . geAsra sralassorim mt f0t hciHAILa
Of the belmont brand, just received and for ssk
LOw BY lmcss] &. WI II. TUCKER.
( sUks ,uAkDEN, 0kUDBINu and etheI II oes
~ Spades, shovcls, Matfockss and Picks;
Scythes, SnAths, and train Cracles;
Cow bells, RAkss and Corn Planters;
Or Trace and Halter Chains;
cuttiA & Boxes, Hay and straw knives;
Hay,Straw and Manure Forks;
And large stock Of ASSORTED HARDWARE and
CUTLERY "a hand and for sale Low by
mcAodAw n. w. 4 Ii. TUCKER.
TN EAA RnOOPA II TKIkA nssOrA III
n NEW supply of Tress Hoops, Of the sises
"A ususAly wantcd, together with general As-
sortmsntcf Coopers Tools, just received and for
| sale lore by S.W. 4 II. TUCKER.
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the kuOWH wants OF Tue prufcSsiOn, arc OueTcd OF
the best terms to Physicians and othsrs.
April lo-dsw
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GEO. O. ANDERSON. ALEX. BARCLAY.
[EsTABLsHEp IN 1876.
RAnKING HOUSE or
Geo. q. Anderson Il 90.

Geo. q. Anderson Z 90.
nAvETHIs DAY ADMITTED AS A PART
l Hsa In the Ranking Busineae. AK. BARCLAY,
fwho has been my Ieiirr for the last six years..
he business will hereafter be conducted under the
Hrm and style Of
$50. T.. Anderson = co.
Being one OF the Oldest Banking Houses (if not
the oldesi) in Iowa. the new hrn soiicits contin-
uance of former patronage so literally q tended
TO them. l
They will n axe Collections And remit--less Ex-
chan9e--en the day Of payment, free Of charge.
Their references are ss formerly by tnS senior
partner, viz
REFgRKKCKA:
Wirsiow, Laniey A Co, Bankers. New York.
Park Bank, MY
Edward w. Clark d Co., Phiixdelphia.
Clapp, Fuller BroFne, Bankers, Boston.
tfuwHrt bunking Company,
Hoffman, Uelpcke Chicago.
Marlne b nk; a"
Farmers, Dsposit Bank, Pittsburgh.
Mechanics Bank,
Kramer Rahm. Bankers, +"
Gilmore a Brnthertan, Bankers, ,cinei matt.
A. h. Hunt & Co., Bankers, Louisville, ky.
State Savings fnstitufiop Vt. Louis, Mo.
Kcokak, Jan /, '5s. GEO. @. ANDERSON.
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Together with geAsrn lassortn snt fot hcsH sHAILa
Of the belmont brand, just received and for sab
LOv by lmch01 &. W.. 4 III. TUCKER.
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nov vG-dAv&u
, 1861-11-26

"cstto Washington, and from the East 10
r:ae West it is all very proper aud entirely
:--tual; but the Government should have
ire advantage. The people are paying
heavy bills about now, and Uncle Sam is
ii no condition to throw away profitable
margins.
The rate fixed by the Government might
Lave been made TIVE cents per mile the
snazimum, and shut off excessive rates,
which was the intention Of the rule, and
tltn if three OF mere rival routes choose
10 compete for shy particular contract, as
slsy hare actively none in tie case Of
Wisconsin and Illinois troops, the saying
{: thousand Or more dollars to the
Government would net be an evil in q war
Time, not to speak Of its removing tempta-
lens from the path Of officers who, by
:-tfictly constituting the rule,- felt that ths
Government was in no wise defrauded by
any Substantial proofs Of friendliness" on
The part Of railroad representatives, be-
slowed upon themselves.
This will give az idea OF the precise
nature Of the charges that will be substau-
tixted against some OF our Western officers,
and We urge that the rule OF the Govern
meat opened the way to lax morality in
this respect Frauds there will be, and
fraudulent transactions enough to be
ripped up, eren under the strictcst rules
but Ill these gently inclined planes from
the path Of strict rectitude should, and, a.
ne think We have shown, may, pro6tabl,
10 the Government, be done away with.