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Medical. :
Cabus' Hair Tonic.

which possesses the pess
edee1esftng SSsy hair % IL oripasj color
TO assnns the color Il possessed before
|t9Ds4 gfU. e 9.zs1prnsnsns care sos dsaaru6
end snIivsns the vosss Of hair dyes the
1r tnDaeS aUd nxsdfai moisture cures scnrf
q tieskin. Pssoss tried
sns sat that they have tried al Kinds q
S1c 0a eatc1aejvss, and IN nsveY Nm ALE 81
asS ~ essae that vouid produce the desired resuls
until they bAd tried ny HAIR Tonic II has cured pe
seas Who had solid Dassss Of dAsAru9 al knitted nd
eemeutsd together in tho share Of cap covering III
whole h, and 10 the a. thirty days ssee Ssns
ny Tonic and daDdrun al disappeared and hs
hais which had nn1tl that time been prvsntsd from
growing. resumed IT. former healthy 1rov,h. b
In the case Of one James Mefshoo 7lst in.
iantry whose hsae was covsrsd viii th3ek eoatne
dandru6 and scur mentioned sbnve and hose hair
bad almost fsilsn shows the virtue Of
this Ionc 10 tbs courss Q, three weeks application
oft bis scalp assumed healthy condition and his hair
scone.eed - grow beautifully This 10 only one case
o1tas kindfn thousand could mention many Others
Ing " ~
Sold By n1oRGH cABUs, corner Of Second aud Main
49,. rfcsss esass per bottle. liberal dscoun, to
=" oe2d6n
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SoR raa INCEPTION AND fksArnrxi OF
Surgical and Chronic Diseases
DISHASES or THE EYE AND EAR.

YNH1S Institution is situated in the most
Il pleasant and healthy part of the city of Keokuk,
Iowa. and 10 we'll arranged respect
comfort % fnvahds
Tn. ollosing admitted treated In this
Institution:
LIST Surgical diseases and all requiring Surgical
operations.
~. Diseases Of the Is and Ear
~ Diseases Of The Lung, Throst aud Heart.
9Th. Diseases Of Women.
Drs SANFORD CURTIS having retired from the
general practice of medicine will give their entire
and affection to cs.es Of the hind enumerated
The Department 81 Surgery ard 1seases of the Eye
Ear Vii be under the special charge Of DR. SAN
fohD While that Of Dsea.e- the Lungs Throat and
Heart AID the Diseases Of Won en- will be under the
spcA eA.fse Of Dr. CURTIS, though either will assist
the other in diMs uli cases
rms enterprise Ia. been In ssces n1 operation more
tnAn y$as and u - ssleved private Clinic In the
United statr presents larger number Of inter esting
and important
Physieians passing through .oiourr ng in our city
respect uily invited vi. the s+2Id1v
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.Speer's Port Grape Wine

DURE and four years old, for the Commu-
Il nj n Tatle IN Family us- Prescribed hy Physi-
ciant for Female, Weahly Ptr+ous aid 1-vslds The
w. so n
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EXCELLENT VINE FOR FEMALES.
E~sr, family. ~ This seasoa, should ne SPIES
WINE c%leb, afed Europe for its msdicinA sno ushe
ar3sl rA,ir i ligbsy med Ey minen' I'll reinns
n.ea IN European aud American III spiiai ard b. some
81 III. Nrst families In Enrope And Aartisa-
A A T0Nt0it has no quail canrne 40 zap ~. ~
,c,d;nc ~ 4, VAT n, heag aotirels pure vine q
mnst yaiarbia grape A Ell RELIC Il fTpatts
/ healthy action 81 the Glands, kidn+ss AM l''s ~
rnns yery beneficial ~ utoi sy Goat y, kLhh ah1
srrtons SpEsE WINES rug article Y on 'he ~,
che Port 6rap- roess sing msSis ih''i ID
O. !, any other wiDn IN use, AIo an excei =. ~ in
rfrs ~ and d.h nt-d ierss ~, arc !. ~ IA
for III VI ting the sppcrite, and bf, ~ sss,,.d
chi,i,.np ~, ,vnaturs 81 ALsaE1 sPEhK ~ over 'ne
~ BE sure the y. - E.rtul Iowa and
cork o. each bottle s.fIt CA-TfLLA FORT
4 Fold by wilkinson. Barr. tn,,arted a, ~ Nv MIR
al irsi class dcafers who als, - f.rixer.
BRANDY, choice old artcir,
ereer direct frnm fhr valley O. olo 0gffs.
iaz-Trs.,e suprea by Wholesale Dr. Streav
1S-B, Al rPtFR II his yinty Ard in NJ u
IN ,NcIP u OFFICE. a0s BROADWAY, NEW Fo7h.
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6. A. ca0x. Osieago.
teHt HgsNf TOT NoFfhE7tsfeFH oFufes,
OFFICE. 81 pIARsoss A..

Sold vt whorasste in caco by Fuller Finch Fuller
Burnhams & Van Sci IA h. Lord Smith, smith q
Dwyer. II Reed Co. Chs q Smith Detztch. III cki
4 c.. II Scovil, W Harri- Co, Post Bsdean, aud
by drug gisls and den ers generally. iebSd{m
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MERCHANTS Union EXPRESS COMPANY
This new Express company, recently organ.
lied under the laws of New York, is rapidly
progressing in every department beyond al
expectation and in short time will be in
active and doubtless successful operation.
The alacrity and enthusiasm with which mer.
chants and shippers have taken up the stock,
has demonstrated beyond doubt. not only
their entire confidence in the organization
but also their determination to make it the
vehicle for the transportation of the immense
amounts of goods they find it necessary to
ship by express.
As the subscriptions to stock have been
confined, almost exclusively, to merchants
and manufacturers, of course the company is
made mp of those who have supported the
other companies, and guarantee is offered
ofmaking the operation pay from the very be-
ginning. The enterprise is in the hands OF
able, energetic, and thorough business men,
whose regulations are such as to afford O
guarantee that the company can neither be
bought up, consolidated, nor merged in other
interests. Mr. +. D. Hurlburt, Western
agent, is now in this City receiving subscrip
tions tor stock; the books will be closed to
day. Those who would subscribe should re
member Burlington Hack Eve.
On Friday, the 4th inst, the city Of Burl
ington took $4,000 of the stock, covering
seven-eights Of the shipping interest of thai
city. Mr.. Hurlburt will open the books il
this city on Monday morning, and viii remain
here but one day. IA word to the wise is
sufficient
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ADVICE FROM A CLERICAL JorRSAL.-The
Monde recommends the Emperor Macmillan,
as his chief means of safety to depend on
the Roman Catholic religion, which he has as
yet that journal thinks. too much neglected.
1t saws:
g Thus, then, there still remain eighteen
months for the Emperor Maximillan to finish
his work of consolidation. The time is short,
but it may be sufficient if wisely and nsefully
employed. The dissolving elements are nu
merous in Mexico, but there are also many OF
a conserva i've character. The catholic party,
too much neglected up to the present time,
wounded in some Of its most legitimate pre-
tentions, would be quite ready to give its sup
port to the new Government. The Emperor
Macmillan ought to recognize how little
trust is to be placed in the men known for
their theory of Cancellation; and to the Juar-
lists, adherents or submissive, they have until
now been the stumbling block, and more than
once have proved how little their words or
even their oaths are to be trusted. The ter
giversations of state of state of things
which has just been destroyed should not be
initiated, however distantiy. To act frankly
as catholic power, might seem dangerous to
certain minds, always prepared for conces-
sions but it would be nevertheless wise and
able policy. Then would rally round the
new throne many sources Of strength which
at present. abstain. The Mexican Govern
m ent is preoccupied with material interests,
revenues, colonization, agriculture, and it is
right; but stability is the first condition for
their consolidation, and that is only possible
with precise bases. Mexico is catholic, and
we believe we are giving proof of sympa-
thy TO the new sovereign in advising him to
utilize that quality, SO rare in our day.
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Church Directory.

WESTMINSTER Pr EsBYTKRlAN CHURCH, fO s.
on .ree between lain aud Bondsau. Services
every eapnath At ii q m. and p m. sabbath school
at9A =. Prayer meeting every Wednesday at TX D. m
@ OaAIa, Pastor.
EXCHANGE STREET NJ. E. CHURCH-Ou Ixchans.
sfreet, between Third and Fourth. Preaching eyerv
ssboathAt ii y, and At r y. Babhath School a
xMfA Prayer meeting on Wedn@sday eveuiprr
JoAn BuRGRss. PaatoY
UNITED PRRSDYTERIAN- RinA street. betv...
Milan and HiondeAu Services every sabbath ct IL a
snd n p. m. Sunday schooioA .. NJ.
Jams Baowp Pastor
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN-Corber Hieh and rourth
streets Services every sabbath It II .. n and TX
Sunday School .. n. IN. CasrfrNprr pss..,nnr
UNITARIAN cHURcH-c5(6s der High and FOURTH
streets. Services every Sabbath at II . M 6updsy
school Pan h. HAseAil psctcr
cHArHAN SQUARE \ =. oHuRcH-oorp pfs.,.
enth sud Morgan stFess. Preaching every eabSath q
Prayer Meeting On Wednssdayevssiaes.
y. r. WAnns ;RastoF
FIRST BAPTTgf CHURCH-1Aira strsse. Aeew.e.
oosesst asd HiSA. IN Day School ~ . =. FfescA-
lag = u = =. a'ss = 7xh.: lssyst asaets ~
coaaasaAT1oNALU uuncH-uienss.s,s:n1e....
~ -! 3 - IT. e.slsasv.fe $500 = IA -
zARizx 2es1nA ;eeeDel . ,. =. pteyse - ~
gey1s egofd0&naG r ~ ~,
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Financial aao Commercial.
Monetary Affairs.
By Telegraph.]

By Telegraph NEW YoRK, May S.
The Commercials money article says the stock
market is unsettled, the cliques are without fix
ed policy, and are occupied with petty mAneuvers
which effect the market very little one way or the
other. Neither bulls or bears appear disposed to
make any sustained effort to shape the market to
their views; the bulls, however, are carrying .
heavy load of stocks, and the period Of summer
inactivity il coming apace that they must early
take steps for getting rid Of portion Of their bur
den. We understand that operations in stocks are
in such state that shorts may find themselves
cornered any day. Northwest 10 strong and &C.
tive; Reading continues strong, but sold lower.
Government are again very active the move
ments, however, appear to be confined chiefly to
brokers. s. Of 1851 rose to 1904; 5-2os are 1914:
7-30s are in active demand ct l02al024; IO-40s
are less actiye ut 9O3.
Money is offered freely 1t I per cent. in round
sums over to- morrow, but the general rate ON call
loans continues 1t per cent; discounte are aetvs
and the rate on prime paper ranges q Sal per
cent, bat tEansactioasbsSsw per cent m except
tional.
+ Foreign exchangsis y epol aenAnd - usual
ON Saturday. the large shipments Of gold by to-
dAy'f steamer have strengthened the gold market.
The shipnssts u specie and bullion today are =
sollows: $s21, ~ r. c45 81 London; TAI. ~
pr HlbssniAa 4lle, ~ pr Lalaystte; 12so. o(o
pr Melta, and ~ - ~ Ahlaasia Tn1ii
s1ipUaete ~ - - Nh aaeenls - ab1ys
1tas
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Dull SERaoys.--The dullness of sermons
Is frequent topic for smart writing in the
English periodicals. Judging from the sim
guar unanimity of the testimony on this
point. we must conclude that there is a good
deal of ground for the estimate made of the
pulpit exercises in the Established Church OF
England But this conclusion must be ad-
mtted. subject 10 the serious qualification
that as attendance on preaching is purely
voluntary, it can not be SO insufferably tire
some as the wisdom of the newspapers has ad-
judged.
recent tilt on the old question arose on
occasion of a calculation by Dean Ramsay,
OF Edinburgh, that there are on the average
$500, $50 sermons preached every year in
Great Britain. The Saturday .Rerier there
upon thinks it an exceedingly liberal estimate
TO assume that one in a hundred of the ser.
mons produce certain effect uron the un-
derstandings of the audience - and it is pre-
sumed that the remaining 3,S60,0O0 are Gag
gregations OF meaningless phrases To this
summary judgment the Patriot retorts with
equal spirit, and more truth:
There are twenty thousand leading articles
per annum written in London daily journals
alone, twice as many in the provincial dailies,
and IN the innumerable weeklies at least half
million-say million articles on politics, or
socidi science, as II is called, IN newspapers,
to say nothing of the swarming magazines
What an awful amount of nonsense must be
continued in them! What swallow must
the British public have! England could do
much better without the articles than without
the sermons. Very poor and feeble as liter
airy compositions many of the pulpit addresses
may be, but at least they are SO many good
words for morality; and many of your 0dli-
gent readers of newspapers, who are amaz-
ingly interested in the news of the world,
would forget all about that article Of prime
necessity if it were not for these continual re.
minders. Those who know the need of cline
upon line" will not be disposed to under
value the iteration of very simple truths in
very plain language.
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Nrw Yonx. NN3

NEw YoRK. HAyl
ossssiA6s-ln1casP sas tbsss has bssa sfAir
trade doing, and prices remain very Arm. The
amoant4 Of stocks Of al desrable goods are reduce
q. IL msrksk for nattings showed : veekne9
q the nfst auction sale, and prices gent lower.
Boots and 4hoes-The boot and ahOe trade 10
only moderately saetiye, aad prices wers without
material shAAes.
Hardware-In the hardware trade the jobbers
are still doing fair business with the West Cal
ifcnia italso taking moderate sapount Of Rods
bat the Southern trxde 10 light and neasly al
over for the season. The market remains 6rm for
about everything, but stocks are accumulating >
little more in some articles.
Dry Goods--At the New York Dry Goods TX
change to-dry, there was . moderate tFads dsisg,
with steady market. Goods not likely to fall
on much more. Brown and bleached goods have
been sold 1t very low prices lately, by fsu
houscs, but those extreme low rates are not 10 u
taken as the market price. Many styles Of French
and British goods scarce to day, with quite an
active demand, and importers lamenting that
they sold so carly through the auction houses, ~
now for good styles they could realize much more.
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Interna Ion al Revenue Decfsion.Incom
Returns.

The following letter of the Deputy Commission
shipmen. Brooklyn, N. Y, under date Of April 25:
Your letter Of April oath, making several inqui-
ries relative to losses and profits, is received.
reply, that property used in business and furnish
ing profits when destroyed by FIRE, may be restored
Mt the expense of those profits to the condition
when destroyed if insured, the difference between
insurance received and the amount expended in
restoring will lie allowed.
Profits on stocks sold in 1885 must Be returned
as income, without regard to the time when they
were purchased. Losses on sales Of similar stocks
in that year may be deducted from such profits ;
but nothing can be deducted for mere depreciation
in value of stocks or other property until the
same has been disposed Of and loss actually re-
allied.
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yRoy--PHosPHoRr three bes
kio,cn Tonics, skillfuy and elegantly combined
in an amber colored cordial, beautifully transpa-
rent 10 the eye pleasant the taste and accepta-
BILE to the stomach. in Caswcll Mack Il Co.'S
Zero Phosphoro,sd Eiisir IF caiisoyo Bark.
Each pint contains one ounce Of Royal Calisaya
Bark, and each teaspoOnful contains one grain of
Iron.
Samples furnished free to the profession.
CASWELL, MACK 4 CO..
Solo Manufacturers, under 9th Avenue Hotel
New York city.
Just received and for sale by Wilkinson, Bart
lett Co. fmar4d6 w-sun, wed, fri-eow
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A Banquet at Mobile -Speeches or J ohm
Forsyth, Raphael semmes and others.

from lie Mobile Times OF April 25;h,
THE MOBILE CADETS.
The elegant saloons of Denechaud's popu.
lar restaurant we're. last night, the theater OF
one of the most interesting reunions it ever
was our good luck to witne IS.
Alter few moments of pleasant converse.
tlon and general intercourse between the dis.
angmshed remnants Of bold cadets, their
former captain, in simple, yet impressive
terms gave to his former followers the order
TO take their standing position around the
social board, aud then directed the former
orderly sergeant (afterward Colonel Huper
to call the roll.
A death-like silence ensued, and AS the
call progressed, at almost every other name
the deep, sad voice OF Colonel Robert NJ.
Sands was heard, in stifed emotion ~ -.
wer, "died on the field of honor,' Gus
Long, long indeed was the sad list. altbo,oh
comprising only those who fell on the hatsis
field, with their faces to the foe, and we 70
cord it for the example of future generations
who will inscribe it on the pages Of history \,
bright evidence Of Southern bravery ant
devotion. Let those names ever live in on
hearts
Here followed lis. of forty dead,l
The second regular toast was then read
"The President of the United States.'
This was received by deafening cheers
lnree tunes three, and. every loyal breas
glowed with pride, as the glorious name 0
Andrew johnson was re-echoed Throughout
the vast assemblage.
When the first explosion had subsidized
Colonel John Forsyth rose to respond to ID,
Ihe ColonePs almost youthful appearance
his simple but impressive delivery. held n.
meeting under their charms for nearly thirt,
n. minutes ' reversing the course Of events 70,
radicalism, which was seeking to nlnnpra ~ !"
country in blood; paying to President Joh trs
son q inst tribute Of sdmiration and f;nsiI,
calling on al present to continue to stand s.
their friend and protector, under the foIda &
the old flag, such ~ our fore6thers transnit-
ed to us. as -, =
These rsnasts wsss received With 80,
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JUICE HUNTER, of the Memphis criminal
court, has decided that the law of Tennessee,
discriminating against colored persons in the
licensing Of billiard tables, is in conflict with
the civil rights act, recently passed by Con-
gress and therefore void. The negroes Of
Memphis may now open as many billiard
saloons as they please
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We learn from the farmers in this vicinity
that the Winter Wheat has been seriously in.
jured, but that Spring Wheat is doing well,
and the prospect for 6ne crop were never
better.
The weather although rather cool at pres
ent, is quite favorable for ploughing and other
farm work, and the farmers are improving the
time with will.
Peaches are almost universally killed, but
the prospects are very hattering for al. kinds
of fruit, large and small, with that exception.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH

New York 4larket.
By Telegraph Nrv roax, Mayb
Cotton-Frm; S4H35 for Middng.
Foar-lo02oc better; moderate spscalativ. demand;
1898 e5 Extra State; % 20 % so Rx r. H. O. - 60
012 IS trade brands. closing nrm.
Whsky-Qui.t II s. 26@922sJa for State and Western
wh~t-l@2c bettsr 81 SO for inferior Chicago Spring
and unsound winter red weste n 81 e5 &C mmon Chica
90 SPRING 81 IS No. Milwaukee: 81 90 No Milvau-
kee; So 80 old winter red Western g 90 white Mioh
gan.
| Rye-QuIet
Barley-ouet. Barley Malt dull and unchanged
Cornlc lower and active. part for Export; IN
so unsound: sgs2 sound mixed Western in store and
delivered
aats-Aotve and 1D2c better 1881 new Western;
5a0eo old do
/ conee-Dall. sux.r quiet and firm; Cuba los,a12
Havana llSs- Mola.ses quiet Cuta Musca,sao 90.
Port-firmers 80 so 10 s. new Mess.
/ B.ef-steaiy and unchanged.
Bscon-rair demand, las FIR Cumberland Cut 49,
0ial1 for .hort ribbed
Lard-Firm; 1sD2l5t
Butter quiet; sssss for Ohio, aud $3.50 for State
Cheese quiet; l5Q1L.
new York Money Market.
+, by Telegraph NV YonK. Nays.
I noncF-cfeS1V ~ 40 cent. call iOanA
Sterling Exchange Quiet: 1851 20 $685.
Gold without decided change: opening Of l271l, Cd
saneinr to 1a7s4, closing at lZs.
Government Stocks active AMI advancing
/! Freights to Liverpool quiet and declining.
I
Chicago Market.
By Telegraph CHICAGO, MAY s.
fiourIn good demand and IL O &c higher, salss Of
$500 bbs At SO 0oi4 o. for good white wiu,sr % 90
! Clio - FOR Spring Extra
Wheat-793e higher: No. spriug closing At 81 S.;
No Spring in COED demand At 81 osal 10; Rejected
., soass.
/ Corn Shade hrmer; No. j at Az. ass; No Eat ~;
Rejected tsesi3:<
oa.s-Lsoic higher, moderately active; soa3o,. for
No. !: 25l41S2eIt for No ..
Rye-steady $3.50 for No J.
] Barley-foninai
/ prori.ions-vsry ARM Bulk Meats L0kc high.r.
Mess Pork generally held $50 Co. but sass II ~
G29 50, Clear Sides l5s<9l6 loose rough sidss Ili
bulk Shoulders. delivered ~ Peoria, AT H.
Lnd-2loe7l for common steam to choice kettle
81. Louis Market
By Tsiegraph.1 e7 LorIs Nav
/ cosson-Duli; 3loae fer MiedMng.
reur-pnli single extra s. TO- XIX 80 TO-
Wheat-Baoysnt for good qualities. bat unchanged.
/ oats-IIea.y 1880.
Bscon-ciear Sidss advanced; Il y row held At Is.
Lnd-Advaneed; q for choke steam
Whisky-Dnll At q IS
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The City Library.

Directors Of the City Library at meeting of
the Stockholders to be held in the Library
Rooms, Monday evening. We understand
that there are also some proposed amend-
ments to the Constitution, to be voted on at
the same time.
AS this is one Of the most creditabe and
useful of the live institutions of the City, we
insist that the Stockholders will turn out and
improve and keep it running.
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kEoKuK LrSRARY AssocIATIoN.-The an
nual meeting for the election of officers and
the transaction of other business, will be held
at the Court House on Monday evening next,
the 9TH inst, at 9 o'clock.
2t A. i. WILKINSON. Prest.
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A CALL has been made for Republican
johnson State Convention, to be held at
Pittsburgh in July next, to put in nomination
third candidate for Governor.
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WE don't wish to be partial, but Curtis
certainly have beautiful stock of Spring
and Summer Goods, and they are cheap. If
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ANOTHER large arrival of Boots and Shoes
at BIpLENAN's, No. % Main street. Go and
see the styles; in this lot are some very pref.
ty shoes for Ladies, Misses, and Children.
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Military and Naval History OF tn
Re he llfOn.

Ike he lItOn.
Mr.. CLARK, who is canvassing for this val.
liable historical work, has just received a
fresh supply of copies in different styles OF
binding. and is now prepared to furnish it to
subscribers at once. Mr.. TESNEY, the author
or the work, has been engaged several years
in preparing material for the Annual Cyclic
pedia, and is thoroughly prepared for render.
ing a history of the rebellion both complete
ind reliable.
The work may be seen at Wescott's book
store in keokuk.
Mr.. CLARK. we learn, expects to visit For,
Madison during the week, and we commend
his work most heartily to our friends in tina
city.
Mr.. CLARK is also agent for the American
Cyclopedia, in 16 volumes, and the Annua
Cyclopedia.
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TIE Fenian invasion of Canada seems to
have blown over but the public continue 70 60
as usual to Phillips l. Kerr's for Dry Goods.
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TIE City Park of Mr.. Jacob Kraft will
be re-opened on next Sunday The best
refreshments, such as Ice Cream, fine Catawba
Wine, &c, always on hand. may5-2t.