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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1861-03-07

The ART OF DISING At HorEL.-The art 0
dining is thus told by correspondent
II you have tasle for deicacies and liplo.
macy, you can slip quarter into your hand
and then tumble for moment with lie back
part Of your coat colar-the quarter some way
disappears and John will expedite things for you
in most mysterious manner But still bet
ter plan is to place your quarter on the table,
and under an inverted wine glass. The glass
plays the part of Il convex lens the cnarter as
sumes gigantic dimensions and Johniakes it to
be half dollar The exertions tha he makes
to secure it are really surprising. Yu will get
well along with your fish before you neighbors
soup plate is removed, and the desser, traces n u
chicken with amazing rapidty Ten at the
close Of the replst, if you are an ,rtist, and
wish to catch the expression oil deep lisappont-
ment, just remove the glass, return be quarter
to your pocket, and walk off uncoBernedly.
John has had his reward; he hasnpyed the
pleasures of anticipation, aud there's good rea.
son 10 believe they far exceed those reality
But never occupy the same seat agin,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1861-03-07

Here is very funny incident "A French
man, resolved to be rid OF life, vnt little be-
fore high tide to post set up I the sea side.
He had provided himself with ladder, roge,
a plstel, bundle of matches, I'D a vial ofpoi.
SON Ascending the ladder, Tilted one end of
the rope to the post, and the ther end around
his neck then he took poison, set his
clothes on IRE, put the mu4o of the pistol to
his head and kicked away q ladder. In kick
ing down the ladder, he sped the pistol SO
that the ball missed bis ID aud cut through
the rope by which he witospcpded he fe,l
INTO the sea, thus cxtingghing the flames of
his clothes, and the sea der which he inyol.
unfairly swallowed co. ''actcd the poison,
and thus, in spite offs precautions, he re
manned unhanged, unyt' Imprisoned, unburn.
ed and undrowned,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1861-03-07

The Losr SEA.-Upon The Atchison and To-
peka road, about midway from Grasshopper
Falls 10 Mount Florence the divides take a
sudden rise from an elevation Of fifty to about
six hundred feet. At the base of this prairie
mountain stretches forth basin which embra-
ces many thousand acres Of land, and which
resembles in form the bottom Of lake. Upon
tie topof the mountain is a fertile soil, evident
" for long time exposed to the atmosphere,
while fifty feet below is shelf Astounding in
curious stones and shells. About fifty feet still
lower similar shelf is formed which more
pentfully abounds in shells, with now and
then portions of petriiad fish still lower the
last shelf is formed and upon this are traces
of the gradual decrease Of waters and of long
continued beating Of waves. 1t is supposed
that the waite rs once covered the whole country
embraced in basin of from fifteen to twenty
miles square, and that an outlet having been
formed the liquid passed out to the first and the
second and the third shelves of this mountain,
and that by evaporation the basin was finally
releaved of its watery burden. No geologist
could view this scene without conviction that
Kansas has at one day been the bottom of an
extensive sea- Cor. Aao Yord WorH.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1861-03-07

A barrister noed for absence OF mind was once
witnessing The representations OF Macbeth and
on the wilch's replying to the Thames inquiry,
ha, they were 4" doing deed without nanc,'
catching the sound of the words, he started up,
exclaiming, to the astonishment Of the audience,
" A deed without name Why, it's void
its not worth sixpence."
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1861-03-07

Professor =" This, ladies and gentlemen, is
the gorilla, or man monkey, the greatest living
curiosity in the known world. lie was cap
turod by party Of travellers on the banks of
the Senegambil stick accompaniment
Gorilla Indignantly, "Jem Briggs, if you
punch me again with that stick, I'll come out
and lam yer out of yer boots.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1861-03-07

An alderman WIS heard getting off the fol-
lowing specimen of what may be called "cor-
poration logic -" All human things, arc
hollow I'm human thing, therefore Pm ho
low. 1t is contemplate to he hollow, therefore
I'll stuff myself as lul as IN able.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1861-03-07

GENTLEsr OF HER SEx.--" What did you
say was the principle of the stereoscopc -
AJred-"Why, It makes two people into one"
Best and brightest (inuocent ~ "What
delightful invention !"
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1861-03-07
An Odd Name.

The odd name of the little stream (the Spyt
Den Duivel, flowing into the Hudson river is
said to have grown out of the daring adventure
of famous Manhatten, who lost his life In an
attempt to cross the waters during terrible
Storm. Deaf to the demonstrates of his friends,
and attentive only to the rash promptings Of
vain glorious spirit, he leaped into the fatal
floods, swearing that he would swim across " n
SPIT den duirel!' in spite Of The devil y Mr..
Irving thus cgcndizcs the story. in "Tho Dole
fur Disaster of Antony the Trumptcr, chap
ter in the immortal history of Diedrich Knick-
erbocker
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1861-03-07

A DocToR OUT IA Snow STORM DR.. Har
Old II. Pope was on visit to see u patient in
Verona, carly on Thursday evening, and was
oyertaken by the storm in all its fury. Owing
to thr drifted roads a some points, the path had
bcel moved to the adjoining fields. All traces
OF the track wer soon obliterated and nothing
could be seen-at times not even the horses
head. The doctor could not find his way cut Of
these fields, and his. Drse finally became Sc com.
plctely confused d he refused to bulge an
in,h in any H.. here was nv u''emma,
but DR.. Pope was hal to the emergency. In /.
stead Of wasting his vital energies in useless at
tempts to cxtricate himself, he prepared to camp
on the spot for The night, IN the following man
ner. lie disengaged his horse from the Sleigh
and took of the harness he then took one of
two buffalo robes he had with him and put it
on his horse and hen replaced the harness,
buckled it on and made it all safe. He then
tied the horse fast to tree The doctor then
turned his sleigh up side way, so as to make a
barricadc against the storm, and Wrapping him.
self up in the remaining robe, lay down under
the protection of the sleigh and so spent the
entire night We learn that the doctor suffered
some damage in his feet from frost, but when
the morning sun dispelled the storm, and he
discovered his bearings, he hicthed his faithful
steed once more to the sleigh, and made the
visit to his patient as ifnothing had happened
Presence of mind and great power Of endurance
saved our medical friend from great suffering,
and perhaps from death.-Rome Caiaen
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-02-26

Tbs fierce wind Of Saturday played smash
with the signs on Main street, and among
others thai ef h. K. Le+e 4 4 Go We brought
80 the ground. This was sriaing circsm-
stancs 10 i!ae!f, ous served - the occasion OF
ajoke which nigh, have proved quite serious
in it's consequences. The joke started Oh iss
travels, Ia: was soon onsssripped in it.
course BY a rumor-minus the joks-which
was not pleasant to depositors. One man 10
reported 10 have gone TO the bank in great
haste and began to make inquiries. His
money being rendered him, ne snAsehcd up
his hat not Iis money-.nd rashed ont with
the comfortable assurance that be had been
sold. lie was like the Frenchman-if the
Bank was broke, ho wanted bis money very
much; bn when be found il was oil right,
be dsin't want IL IT All. Tho rnmor kept on
its travels till yesterday, but We presume it
has died on: BY this time, or has los. the
power OF doing mischief. The mora! Of this
joke is that 10 man should start Joke
which may iDjare his nsghhor in property
or character.
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AUDITORS OFFICE. IOWA. !
Dvs MnrNrs rch IagI


IT'S HEREBY aEhTIF I'D, That on the Ii,
day III February. 1861. sworn statement war
G led liz 'h!f otce, showing tie condition Of the
Lamar Fire Insurance Company, located nj New
York City, In the State # New York, en- the
Grst day OF January, 1861. il accordancs with
the provisions 4 an ~cs Of tho atneral Assembly
Il the state Of iowa c1ttted .'An Act To relation
10 lpsur ance companss, approved January 7slh.
lsb5, AID Act agnendat,ry sherete, approved
February 9Th, 1858; that said Statement show
that the said Company Is possessed Of tina reqni-
ste amount Of Capital, anu invested required by
law.
Authority IS therefore given 70 the above named
Company 10 transact bu-ness If Insurance ia this
State, in accordance with the laws Thereof, until
tne fzt day If Januars,A n. is6a
IL il also certified, that WM. L.. WOOD Eeq.,
II keos IA mas been duly appointed by sAid Com
psny their lawful agent and Attorney for The
Iounty Of Lee, with iul power 20 take risks Of In
surancs therein, and to acknowledge SERVES II pro
cess NJ provided by law, On his ming with the
Clark Of the District Court In and Ior said County
. certified copy u the Statement he in this
OGics.
IL il further Certified, That the attached is .
true and correct cops ~ the said Statement.
--& In TESTIMONY WHEREOF. I nave here
I LIS iunso sst my hand and affixed my seal Of
49, Office, this let dry ~ Ftbs nary, 1851.
J. w. CATTELL.
Auditor Of State.
Eairuary 23. 1851 -dlw
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Ho.tettcr,s stomacA Hlt,.r.


The general effect Of this deli ghful tonic In All
complaints incident 10 females, has given Ii
widespread celebrity among the sex. Lady invs-
lids have been doctored and dragged overmnch.-
They have been victimired In health and purse bv
a fFgfon Bf nvstruni nongsrs; but 1T may 10 said
with confidence that in this rem ark able invirorant
they have found exactly tho stimuIant adapted 10
their delicate organisation and pee functions.
Disturbances. Al the dawn VI woman hood, In Tie
season Of maternity, In the crisis Of lIe and whtn
enfeebed by age, the gentsr ssx may rely upon the
renoyating power Of this excellent and palatable
preparation in every exigency. A cure of
Dyspepsia, and ali complaints Of TIE stomach and
bowels II has taken the lead u all other Alternatives
and tones.
For sale by druggists and dealers generally sv-
srywhere.
Soldby P .aInBoss, A. j. WILKInsc1 .BARrLnr9
KAYE Co., and j. T. WILKIssoH.
Feb. ~. '61-d4w
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-. Lonis Market.

TT. Louis, Febs Is.
FLcUR--No demand. Sale of Country Super
fne at 81 Is.
WHEAr--Fan, 81 l79tI p; Choice. 81 30.
COkN--lsllow, 3sly3sc.; Mixed White, 3ac.;
White, Agate.
i OAlS-s4(5S4o. 1000 to 10000 bushels ropor.
ed sold in one lot 10 arrive on private terms.
kPkovlSioNa-Msss Pork, SIT. Jo,ss SO. b.
con, Shoulders, II.
LAliD-64N71.
WHISKY-lsc.
HILEi Dali; Dry Flint, Il@ia; Dry 6aited
sWlo; Green, A3A5a.
AAY-Dull. Timothy, 80.
SuGAk-Receips considerable and n srket in
active. Common 44v15c; good common and fair
5a4s4; fair and fnlly fair ta6Ac.
MoLASSE5- Prime plantation in request, and
selling at 30a33c.
COFFEE-- Dull and inactive, with liberal re-
ceipts, 1T l3.Gl4ac, fer Inferior TO Prime.
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= =
k.a e. A sssgEs&.,

Ill u 4 L. - Kk&&8A
To Thomas r. DuT. ". ". Ds4ansp Dahl Craw-
ford. franklin GardIer JoaA Y eIllsalen, Henry
Little, NJ. Alexander. Oscar Lerbr,dge, VIM. H.
Leech, William = L. = Aadl,ek, l.. stark
wAiAer.
VUU and each Of You Hereby nniifsd that
i tnero liz noa' file IN TIE ee.se OF Tie Clerk
OF the District Court vi Lee CsGaty, iuxa, at Fort
Madison petition It Hiram bsrnty, ciaimi ing of
yos ihemas 4. puu t1a ii thee Il andgod dol
Jars, with psree.s IA sfest pes anaa nm aole
annually, land so dollars for taxes paid.| as mo-
nsy due on IN ,stg inaas ~ you tn chas. Na.on.
and since assigned t. sala hsfam Larngy, dated
September 18th, sd; aiso Ga Mug against each
OF you the foreclosure II said a.~ri gage. thssame
being upon Lots siesen aud t~elv. III i i2l in
Block oae hundred anu iorty-sieltI l4ol In City OF
keokuk, Lee coan aasa, Tor he p-rchase money,
and further askiIg for sale VI said premises and
general relief.
And unless YOU appear and snswer said petition
on or before noon VI The sseond day II the next
term OF said Court, 70 Commences ri 1t. MAaison On
tho ~ Monday Il May, A. d. 1861 n default will
BE- entered against you, and Judgment rendered
thereon ~ pra, ed Tor in sail petition.
NOBLE 4 STRONG.
Feb -, 1901. Pitts Att'ys.
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QIbe Oate City.
TUES9AY MORNING., FEB. 26.
Fprt arrivals.

%
Early On Monday morning, the little
Badger State came up. from below, without
load, and sftcr showing herself TO the peo-
pie, she dropped down to the Pork House 10
taxa on load OF pork for Patterson & Tim.
bcrman.
Soon after midday, the Pomeroy came
down from Nashville, and went to rolling
on pork. She 10 to leave this morning abou.
Q O'Clock for St. Louis.
The next arrival was the little Eagle from
Warsaw, which was hailed with . shot
across her bow from Capt. Appler's cannon.
Iswss expected that Governor Belknsp would
20 on board and examine her papers, but
somehow there MAS failure 10 the pro-
gramms.
The noise OF the cannon and the repor,
that Packet was coming, brought down .
crowd OF several hundred persons. Soon
after Eve O'Clock the Dss Moines hove in
sight, and - she passed Main.s,., . national
salute and universal cheer were given.
The Des Moines left ST. Louis on Sasur-
day night, With very coed trip, under een-
mand OF Capt. Calvert, whose good qualities
elected tho warm praise Of his passengers.
The boat had TO plow her way through fields
Of ics, and was delayed somowha. on that
account. We are informed that the packets
will Low come in reeularly.- and Ha shAll
now get the St. Louis mail daily, instead Of
once week.
There are heaps Of Joe on the bars and
shores, but the channel 10 clear, and there 10
good stage OF water. We may calculate
that the eeasea has opened and nss lock eat
Tor rush OF business.
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LEGAL NOTICE
10 J. II. Barker exeestor u the estate Of Mary Ann
scaroorough, decsaseJ, and 0sorge G. Ssarbo-
rough, Ann Maria scarborough. Mary Ann
carboFcugh. Elisabeth Jane Scarborough, heirs
Of Mary Ann Scarborough, deceased.
NOu and each OF you are here y notified that
- there u now ON ase in the Office OF The Clerk
OF the District Court Of Lee County, Iowa nj Fort
MAdison, Petition Of hiram Barney claiming or
you =. Il Bake Is executor ef tie ssta Ut Mary
Ann Scarborough, deceased, the sum II one hun.
dred and nifty dollars AMI ten per eant. Interest,
tand twenty hve dollars for taxes paid,) ~ money
due on mprlg gage mads BY Sad nary ALn scar
borough, now a.cvsssd, IL Charles Marur and since
assigned ~ said Hiram Barney, dated September
Is, 1854; also claiming against e.ca IL you the
foreclosure Of said tnoFtgrg the me being upon
Lot No. nine ia Block 10 one Luuorsd ami forty
eight lAsl IL the City II Aeoxuk Lee County
Iowa, tor ,ae purchase money; ana further asking
fora sale ct said emises and neral relief.
And unless YOU appersnd absweL sid petition
on or before noon OF the second das of the nsxt
term OF said Court, to commence 1t Fort Madison
on the third Monday Of May A u. 1901, a d fault
Will be entered against you AMI Judgment rem
dered thereon, the petition taser ~ IN You con.
iessed ana decree rendered against you rs
prayed therein.
NOBLE STRONG,
FEB. %, 1901. Pitts Att'ys.
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New York, Jan. l, 1851.
STATE OF NEW YORK. ]

STATE OF NEW YORK, -
Cits and County Of Ees York. 80
Eisa,a Anthony, President, and Isaac r.. St.
John, secrstsr,. u ths I.snsr Firp Insurance. Co.,
Of the City 1t New York. heirg duly sworn do sew
orally declare and SAY thai the within Il true and
csrrect statement of ths affairs If said Companv
the tsf day If January, A. d. 1861, 70 the best
Vt their krew edge ana belief.
tSigaed), EDWAED ANTHONY, Pres't
ISAAC X ST. JOHN, Secsy.
Subscribed ard sworn before me, this 2znd
---- day 1T January, A. ID. Eighteen Hun.
| L-~ dred and slxty-~ne
- THOMAS l.. Tis9..ELI.
CoDraisgionsr Of Des.s.
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The spsc.al dlspasch 10 the New York
Times. copied to-day, says that Mr. Lincoln
was called ur en- Thursday night. Tn that
night he vas 10 Philadelphia the next day
be went 10 Earrsburgt, bat held no recep-
ton there 10 The eyenlng-not even holding
an interview with sae Baltimore Committee.
That nighs-auosher .eiegram says be west
to Philadelphia and took the morning train
for Baltimore.
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LIABILITIES.

Amount due or not due 10 Banks or
other creditors Of this Company, none.
t5sseE adj Ited1 due u not uUt-n0ne.
Lasscs nnsdjnsied estimated ai..-... 81, $40 90
The greatest ann insured in any one
risk, except in storxgs stores......... 100000
The greatest amt Insured IN any one city, town,
bl,ck governed by cirsums sancss, bat Ia is not
Intended to have In jeopardy more than 81 8, 900
By anyone Ere.
No deposit by the Company in any state or Terri
tory for the benest II Psrsans snsprrd there IL.
EDWAED ANTHONY, prus'r
L. H. sT JOHN SECRETARY
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Elder Jacob Knapp will preach in the Frat BAp
tist Church ut y. IA. thursday evening. 70
"DusisEss MEs." Wednesday evening: "lrss
PRArEa MsKrIsc ~ HELL.' Thursday evening":
Upon ..universalism." Friday evening: Oh The
Love Of God. !"
All ara Invited 10 attend.
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THE sTANpARD MACHINE


Which isa hsautifrl pictorial paper entirely de-
votsa ~ he subject, and will b. seQt GRATIS.
Drafts wish orders tor Machines, may be for
wardsd uy Exprezs Nail.
NORTH WESTERN OFFICE - No. 50
South Clark street, lander the Sherman
!iouse,") Chicago, III.
jas. H0LTCN, Ag't.
J. M, billings, Ag's for heukuk, I,sa-
fehendSw
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=. IL. BILLINGS.
New Dry Goods Store

liz WILL seil Tor tho next TO days my stock Of
Nj Fail ana Winter Goods al reduction of 10 per
Lent. from old price.. Parties wishing to make
burc htseo 10 my Ike wi! hndit 10 their antagc
10 make room for spring stock, and will sell at
Aboat COST Tor the next 90 days. / have CON-
gtantly on hand good stock u Foreign and Do
nestle Dry oods, also tine stock Of Notions, uo-
iiery, Yarns. 1entomen's shirts and Drawers, La
lies hoop 80 spring 81 10, SIS spring 81 80.
4 small STOCK Il Wall Paper IT New ork Cost.
sail and examine before purchasing. / will sell
10 per advertisement.
I Jan15dzm J. BILLINGS.
NEW nOOM ron GIflLDH EN-.
FusHa kANGAKoO HUNIEkb; or, ADVENTURE
i srnx Busa: BY Anne Bowman, author Of
FYhe Gastawa ys, The Young Exiles.0
- For xala III -
OGDEN, BHoWNELL zoos.
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!. II l : x Q Z AS HOTEL
BROADWAY,
N EW YORK.

When completed, SIX years ago, the ST. Nicholas
was universally pronounced the mos. ma gni fccnt
convenient, and thorough lyorganized establish.
nent Of the kind on this continent.
What it was then. IL remains to-day-wruour
RIVAL IN SIZE, IL susrruuUssKss, and in the
general elements of comfort and enjoyment.
The Hotel has accom- modations for I.goO
guests, including 100 complete suits OF
spartme INT for famil lies.
Six hundred persons can be com fortablv
seated At the tables OF its three public dining
rooms. and nothing that modern art In. devised
for the convenience and social eradication Of the
travelling public has been omitted in it's plan or il
neglected In Impractical details.
The early reputation OF the house at home and
abroad, derived from its ma gn tude, its superb ap
pointments, and its Hoxs-LlKE COMFORTS Asp IuY.
uEixs, has been enhanced every year by &he uu-
weAfied exeEtions Of the Projectors.
VkEADWELL, WHITCOMB L co.
dee11agm
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ssOOTA AND AHOEA.

A. DUKE and W. II. BAnRETT having
~ formed partnership in the Shoe business
would ask s..are Of the public patrons re and !
continuance OF the old custom of the house.
ne nave concluded that in these hard times Ii IL
no disgrace TO work, and both being practical work
men, We will devote ourselves to the manufsctnrs
u custom work, thus guaranteeing good fts and
nonestworkmsnship,a sit is eur interest to make
both.
2 snail Keep constantly on hand wsii select
go s.ocA Of Eastern work, which will he sold very
ioa. DUKE 4 BARRETT.
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Lamar Fire Ins. Co. Of New York
WIN. L. WOOD. Agent.
0PFICE-0n 7hird-n.. al door from State Bank.
STATEMENT

ATATEWENT
OF Lamar Fire Insurance Co., Jan. l, 1861.
Name ofcompany ,"Lamsr Fire Insurance Co. =
Of the City Of heM YORK. at Ne. 10 Wall street.
New iofS.
Amount Of Capital Eteck-all which Ia paid
up in cash, liz $500, Oo0 90.
ASSETS.
ash in Bank and esnd -.....x rs, 621A
$50 shares Bank Of Commerce in New
York sI60 each; 50 shares So Mich
olas Bank New York, t1o0 each.......- 70 600 90
IS bonds and Mortgage, nrst liens
property in the Cities Of New York
and brooklyn, worth in each case 50
70 100 per cent. more than amount
loaned thcrcon. -. .....-.......... 17g 500 90
Loans On demand, secured by good
stocks rs eoliatcrxl..-. .......... III e90 90
Amt in hands ~ Agants...~......... 85q66 81
pre miums in course % Collection,,... 3.23Q %
Interest accrued but not yet due 1850 90
Total amt Assets Jan. lat lSsl..... 4345 B0s.4
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CBlcAoo, Feb. -.
Flour steady. Wheat firm, aud lty4c higher;
sales l4u0V bu. No. ut s0se and 76g76tc for No.
z. Corn csvss1 44a.., s..ss -. :. 80
In store oats quiet. Uaessud hogs dull and
heavy 1t $stH6 IS. Exchange on New FORK per
cent.
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OLD u EsInENTS nA1K-

Oh ~ Es1AEN1A nACK.
WILD respectfully inform the citizens OF K co.
AUX that have opened Tailoring Estahlish.
ment on Main st., beswsen 4th ard 5,h. within IN.
5oor Of cisrk's Leather store, where arm ready ;,
DO anything ID my line with ncs,ness and dis Daich
have secured the services Of my old pertpsrs =
McLsitt, bate Of Asw York City, where be has Les,
cutting In Of the fashionable establ. hmer.s -
thst city, ~ that any one Wishing the style III,
please give me y call.
Youths and Boys Clothing cut In the latest Nev
York style, - haveA full set Of Patterns from
'os Isel; JOHN FRAZER,
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PEEARfE
TOOTH POWDER.

can recommend ii with great con fdence.
l.. Z. DngersOIl, Dentist.
For sale at my DE ntai " ooms.
IIhels u sfs and Main Streets, keokuk.
June is, lsaU. d
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ssT0RY on Bills, story on Partnership, Green
~ Tsar'g rYe1rfEu fittur Diggrt: tuyr rscstvYu
hy OGDEN, Hh0WNELL i co.