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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-02-20

We clip the following frcm the New York Indepsy
dent of Sept. 18th:
efhss Company Organized In 1ste on the mrtrsI
sysfem With the we'll known advantage Of furnskDr
insurnnes 1t srsuai In the aaount u its trss
ness IL 10 ts lxgsss life issarsnee company IL IT.
country, and With the exception Of one German ctg
pan v III. largest TIE woriA Ia accumulated csps
nearly $4,000 600 II has paid since its ganEsticf
~ 900 80 70 the fanatics and edtoss Of de~s
nsetabeN apd ~ REFUNDED ever 5000 e90 10 pclicy
holders In Dividends surplus premiums. TIA pfsssns
surplus y q 600 600, frvn which the annual dvi
dsnd viii be declared LIST Of Pes. The Buatsf
Of policies issued during The year 50 Its anpaa
IL - 90 90 il rscsps for lister
est alone being Oyer half million, which Dors shss
paid losses 7ss ~ ys.r saAins iss ksvsber Last
From figures potion may Be oOtaned Of the
immense doss By the company and Of the ID
v.ntaxes offered to nsuSes. Fuller particulars VIII b
fcu I'd In verfs<.enf In smother column. OF IL
Advantages LIFE IL 10 scarcely
say ythias this day Lord Chanreor Ly sdh sssts
remark thas no with depsBdsss family u ire
rsrooeA his life h Dot ins1red b not too strong
The Anty being ADMITTED the neat thing b
TO nod sas and cheap company; and the Connecticut
Nntusi h both
r. D fw-4rm \ ~ .sss&ssr iris povsiar se.pany
in this e1tv- 0r0
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NOR SALE.-s4o acres of Land, 200 i

IL uvston, 100 in usab n-sriy all unovr ience
it'll two~tory Frame Dwelling containing sixht roosass
good cktern three wsts, and isi rtresm OF wss@r
through place Good orchard aud frame Barn % by
feet THIS IL SITUATED Eve miles North OF the
Nome. Valley Railroad At Bon apsrfe IN Van Enren
county Iowa ald 10 ~ the beat farms in that
tton VI the state and viii lie sold for 80 acre hall
down and the baisce time with cent ntsre~t
For further information call ON WILLIAM WRIGHT.
on the place, or H. b. TEN-s1Ch
nov2S Real EstAte Ag. Mt, Keokuk-
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lotai...... ,oo9yooA
The navigation tables also show that tn
trade of the provinces employs more American
tonnage than any other trade, and about half our
entire foreign tonnage. OF course much of the
trade with Canada is by small vessels, making
severaltrips monthly, but the tonnage and the
trade remain. The total United States tonnage
entered from and cleared for the various countries
in the years iS6l-'3-4 was rs follows:
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-02-20

The Legislature reconvened yesterday, VI
suppose.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-02-20

To ArroRsrYs.-We have blank DEGREES
for sale at our Counting Room.
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Trade Of the Usitsa States With British
North America.

The importance Of our trade with British North
America although its population is only about
1000 900, is second only to that with Great Britain
itself the following totals of our import and ex
port trade for the ending June 80, 1854 wide
the official report on commerce and navigation
will show.
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STRANGE HALIucrSArroxs-we hear n

STRANGE HALLuCEArIoSs- hear of
'closng out sales, 'panics in cotton goods"
Fearful reductions for thirty days. fonly.)
customers made happy" and some have
the assurance to suppose that the late reduc-
ton in prices is attributable to them. What
does it mean?) All of this is as we'll under
stood by the public as by those in whose
brains such phrases originated. But when J.
I. Curtis Co. announce that they are SELL
ing off their entire stock regardless of cost
people consider it reality, and show their
appreciation of SO modest statement by
avalllng themselves of the profered bargains.
thankful for past patronage, they are happy
to state that the sale, regardless of cost still
continues from day to day, without limit
feb13-tf
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CITY NEWS.

WE call special sttention to an article on
the cholera and how to prevent it from spread
ing, which will be found on the second page.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-02-20

A PHIGHT.-We saw a poor specimen Of
humanity emerge from saloon an Main street
yesterday afternoon with his phisiognomy
sadly battered He had been imbibing, got
into an alteration, came out Second best
and rushed down Main street in sad plight.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-02-20

INSURANCE on Dwelling Houses and
L As~seAod Furniture ke e6ect<< In The xss h.
rsra1ct Cbmpany Hartford Ho~s< f~syasce Csnpory
Nev o. l. AID rspons,' V stock compsn II
oss 10 ave year, - Aeos uaginG Seo - ssnus to ~
pr cent the ste Tor the ~bo . dive, or -
ca -~p a.y other fespcnsfbls company FOR reliable
nstson On lnsurance rssi The nn6ev~eD~6 be
can Civ. better ind nnit, than lie fouud At 9TH
agency in this section fdeee TtNByCk.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-02-20

MUSICAL IxsrrUTE.-The class in notation
under the instruction of Prof Kilbourne will
be organized at 4:S0 clock this afternoon.
and daily at the same hour thereafter to the
close OF the term. The convention meets to
organize at 7:30 this evening and daily at the
same hour thereafter, the session continuing
two hours. Tuition for convention So; for
notation class Sl.75. Institute continues ten
days. Let all who wish to attend the classes
be present this afternoon and evening at
the Unitarian Church.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-02-20

QUINCY, ILLINOIS.

We the undersigned, Pr.sid.l: and Secretary Of the
Farmers Merchants insnraree Company, Of Quincy
unos do hereby certify thst sail Co npany posess-d
Of pAtAL In Scaxdnr+ ~ish tbs Charter u aid Gem
pany amounting Eb1r Harsd-1 ava EGhsg To Taoss-
sand SIme Esnarsd ard sxrss4e ssitA 5ilass brig
b. psit Mole. ia rec the rt day Of January 1896
secured b. lien real --tat. insured amounting to
Nine Milton Dollars, and not enoumbereA more
Company po4s~<sed OF Assets oonsstins OF cash 10
hand and hank and In hand. Of Agents and Collect re-
OsatesA secsrses apd fail. Receivable nting
TO rso Aupdred and Sinrteen thousand rso HUNDRED
and Forty Egh. % 100 Dollars, being balance hand
WV CLINE. President.
W X VAN FRANK, Secretary.
sfars or ILIrsofs.l Sc
Adams County
l. Charles Morton. Clerk Of the County Court within
and " Van vrant, personally spp~sred sesurs NE
Who being daily sworn. depese and say that ths fAc4s
stated in the above certificates true 10 the best Of
their knowiedgc and belief
In testimony whereof. have hsreunto set
1 L. my hand and .fnaed tn. seal Of the County
-s-Conrt At my once. in the City Of Quincy, this
CHARLES MORTON, Clerk
Auprros's Orrcx, Iowa,
Dv< Mofvxs January 18th 1865. I
Whereas. The Farmers 4 Merchant In.uranee Com
psny located Quincy the Of Iiaois Aas flied
in this once sworn statement Of Its cerditign
On the In day Of Jansary, 1855.
Ia accordance with the prosions OF Ct the Gen
Assembly u the State Of IewH, titled an Act
relation TO Insurance Companies approved Jsnnsry d,
1897 and Act ansendatnry the approved February
h. 1858, and where's. sid statement sho~s that the
sid Insurance Company pssessed OF tbe requisite
amount OF capital invested required BY smid Act
Therefore, in pursuance ri law John Elliott, Az
tnr State do ely certi tsat said nsuran Com
pany authorized the business Of Insurance
thi, Safe ny properly spPcisted and suthor
ised tn acknowledge service Of for ard behalf
Of s.id ComPaay required By said Acts uts the sis
day Of January, 1856.
In testimony whereof, l h.ve hereunto set
u. my hand and ans ed my seal III Office the
- cay and year hrst above writteu-
stamp JNa A. ELLIOTT Auditor Of state.
srLLEs 4 JAEGER, Agents u said Company for Lee
County. lows feblsd7t
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-02-20

BucKwHEAT Flour Choice, s. per 100 lbs.
Com MEAL-sl 10 per 100 lbs.
SUNDRIES.
BurrER-Packers are paying from Is TO zoe.
Retail dealers from rs to SOC for choice.
EaGs-Firm; packers pay but lSc. Retail
dealers zoe.
Hoes S. 90 to 50 per 100 lbs net.
GREEN APFLgs-From ST rs to 2 90 per bush
PorAToEs-Firm at 65 to zoe per bush, for
choice.
LARD-l5c per ID.
BAcos-Clear sides Is to zoe per ID.
SoRGHUN-Choice article will sell from IS to
40c per gal.
BEEswAx-33 to 35c per ID.
RAGs-4 to SC per Id.
TALLow-In barrels, l01c loose 3.
HIDEs-Green, STE; do. sailed, 6tc; dry flint,
12ic.
FEArHERs-Common to good, 40c per ID
WooL-Tub- washed IS to soc; feece-washed IS
to 40c; unwashed of.
WooD-Was selling to-day from 81 to s..
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-02-20

uSoR sALr-The north half OF the double briek
II d~eIling house, the ero.r Il Ninth rnd Fulton
streets containing EIGHT nine with NJ. double
p.rl.r, tosesber With other ms de n Improvement
Ths prope 10 located In desirable nrighhoThood
pleasant part sftus city Price s. 800 cssh sold
soon Title good sale Enquire Of
isp,e H. b TES-EYcK.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-02-20

TELL YouR NElGHBoRs-It is q duty which
every one who has suffered from the terrible
ravages of that most horrible of all diseases Dys
pepsia, and who has been cured by Goes Dyspep-
STA Cure, to tell their friends and neigbors of it,
''Do unto Others as you would have others do un-
to you" is the golden rule.
Every one that has used it, knows of its won
derful curative powers in Dyspepsia, Indigestion,
Flatulency, Sick Headache, Sour Stomach, Heart
burn, Cholers Morbus and we might say, every
disease that arises from disordered state of the
stomach and bowels. fcb20- tue-th -sat-wlt.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-02-20

NOR sALE-rhat very nice residence formerly occu-
Il pied by 7 II, Allyn, on bacndsss street, between
fnird and rourth sire Is Price IS so1 cab A.o t~c
lots TrankiiB street, oi site th- residrEce OF j.
Estes p ice 81 600 Title sod ssl- Enquire OF
IL. TES-EfCk.
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aqua de MAGNOLIA.

A TOILET ID ELIGH HIT The ladies'
n treasure srd g-ntiemen's bo3nI The "ssces.st
thiag and largest qnxuti,y Manufactured from the
rich souhern Magnolia Used for bathing the fare and
person. rrndr the kin so and esh to prsvest erup
tons, 10 perfume siothiug, nc.
II overcovnes the unp -aaant odor OF perspiration
1t removes re,ln-~s, Tan, biotches, &c.
IL cures nervous htadaehe and ALA, 10 "a smmaton
1t cools, softens and aids d~licacy u the ssin
II yields = .nbdu.d 4 lasting perfume
1t cures musan-to bii-s and stinx, Of inse~ts.
IL contains no material injurious the .kin.
Patronired by Aetr, ard opers Singer II In
what every lady should have Sold every here. TRY
the Asxnolts Water and you will use no other
Cologne, Perfsmsry.,s Toilet Water asterwsr~s
DEMAS BARNES d CO..
Props kxcinsive Agents. ny
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-02-20

uNoR sALB-Lcts and 6, In block ls4, FULTON
street. between Eleventh and Twelfth streets. Price
$500 each Also lot in block S. in Kill ourne's Add
ton 10 Keckuk. Price $50. Titles good sale.
Rnquire Of fjAn7I H.B. rRN-KYCk.
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EOR SALE-Tbe House and Land nov
Il occupied BY Charles Ivirr, the bud, t~o milsa
and hall Shove Keokak-2e Of land, Is under
high Of cultivation and we'll fenced Fine growth
Of nit small fruits and grapes, hek Aonse con
tainips rooms good cellar and cot houses;
drsrabi~ coaatry reside, Possession the Arst OF 0r
tober Title psrfsct- Knquire Of
Anx9 n. D TEN-EYCk.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-02-20

The following are the latest cotton stateme.t.
in the principal ports of the South:
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HAGAN's MAGNOLIA BALM.

This Is the most delish and extraordinary
ever discovrred II changes the sun burnt lac. and
hADds to .esrty latin texture OF rHvshnK be.ntv
parting the marble puriy Of youth the dtstaoue
appearance In viting In the city bele II fashiou II
removes tan fr-ckle- mpiee and uxhuess frcu the
skin, leaving tn complexion fresh Transparent and
smooth 1t contains material I'M skin.
Pstronzed by Actresses and Opera Fingers II IL what
every lady should have. Sold everywhere Retail price
so cents.
Prepared ty " 4. HAGAN. Troy. NY.
Address all orders TO
DEMAS BARNES l. CO, New.York.
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flnanfial ano Gomnlsrfid.


DAILY GArR Cry OYYIcK,
Feb. 10, 1866.
GRAIN.
WHEAr-Best old Fall at 50 90 No. l Fall
new, 81 IS; No. do from 81 90 to l so; No.
Spring, old, 81 90; No. do, new, soc; No. 2, do,
zoe.
Cons-Prices are steady at 2s tosoc per bushel.
RYE-From 35c to 40 per bush.
BARLEy-25 to 60c per bush.
0Ars-Dull alto cts per bush.
FLOUR.
Imperial Mills, sl2 Is in bbls; $l2 50 in SKIS.
Pearl 10 90 10 % "
Iowa 80 Is
Jessamine 7 IS so
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-02-20

USoR sALE-Los l. and 80 feet ef lot z la Block leo
ii situated on the Of Seventh and 0riesps sts
These covered with fruit, esergr and other
or tree together with fine gowth Of 81 a5e
trees the Sidewalk and large oisi the back
part lot and really the finest building lots in
that part of the city Price 81 SOC Title perfect kp-
quire OF janlol II. b. TENkYCk.
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~ The most eompIs.s stock In the city always
be ound Ut the above establishment snd IT the very
ioScst figures. ianT
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-02-20

has an institution of its own wherein it can
take great delight Prof. Kilbourne, of Ohio,
arrived Yesterday. and the first meeting of the
proposed musical institute was at the Unita-
nan Church last evening. There was gather
ed goodly number of the good citizens,
masculine and feminine, and then was the
convention opened with much eclat Prof.
Prof kilbourne will, we have no donbt, givs
great satisfaction, and our singers shall be
dillgent in preserving the laurels hitherto won
IN vocalistie efforts. Let those that have
music in their souls and love the concord of
sweet sounds come to the Unitarian Church
this evening and join the class
COIN ArER REcRuIrs.-CsptainW allen started
down the Dellas to Vancouver, to bring up party
of recruits to fight the locomotive Indians He
stopped for the night at the Cascades in the house
OF an old man called "Uncle Sammy" an inquisi-
tive old fellow, about eighty six, and deaf as
haddock. After supper, the old man, old woman,
and Wallen drew up chairs around blazing wood
hre. The old man Immediately commenced plying
the brake good expression for PuxP):
"What are you goin' daown to the maouth of
the river for?'
After recruits, replied Wallen at the top of his
voice.
"Heyp
after recruits, "roarcd wallen again.
Cant hear ye."
Then the old lady moved round, and putting
her mouth to the old mans ear, shouted, in voice
that would have done credit to Stentor after he d
got little in years
Hes goin' daown-arter recruits-sursr--
Observation-Disclosures Wahoo and Cali.
ssya Btters-and sich!" The old lady wasn't so
far out of the way after an These bitters are un
equalled to recruit impaired vital energy of eve
ry description. febIs-d2v
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E,OR SALE-The vest half OF a two
story double brick Dwelling House containing STA
ROOMS cisssrn good cellar house painted and eaked al
over we'll and gil good order, situated
the corner u fAh ard Dee neines seseso Hye good
Price 81 500 Enquire Of H.B. fkN-kYCk.
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LrOR SALE.-A Business Lot on Main
II ssxeet sth stA. North sidel on which
IL story store Building, 70 BY 80 feet fkis
property offered for few days af the very low price
tersst. Title good " no sale. Enquire Of
noy25 a. n. TKN-KYCK.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-02-20

EOR SALE-A Frame Cottage Dwell
ans syUwtA Of fruit trees with fall lot, rood
order s,sunAeA basiness ExchAA9s stsset, b.
9Th andfth streets. Title good. Price 81 ooo
Enquire Of FL. B. TkN-kYCk.
feb71
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-02-13
Card from Mr.. Parsons.

To TIE PUBLIC Il feel it a duty ineumb=
ent upon me to make the following state
ment in consequence of my name being
mixed up in the unfortunate circumstance
of the Bedford murder by DR.. Hughes.
Many persons think l am the Parsons con-
nected with the forged divorce case of DIR.
Hughes, and other circumstances connected
with it not commendable to any man. l
am not the man, nor am l any relation
whatever to the unfortunate murdered girl,
whom I had never seen but four times
once at Justice Porter's office, DULY 29th,)
at Hughes trial before him at Bedford,
July 90th,) about ten days before she was
shot, when l went with the Doctor under
the most solemn promise from him hat he
would never again modest or speak to her /;
at Prosecuting Attorney Palmer's Office,
July Slst,) in her withdrawal of the suit.
And be it understood that too persons of the
same lame appear in Hughes trial Henry
Parsons, of Bedford, and the undersigned.
II. PARSONS, Druggist,
146 Ontario street.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-02-13
& COMMERCIAL.
MospAY EVENING. Feb. - 1sss.

MOsDAY EVENING, Feb. 12, 1856.
The money market ruled quiet to-day
and without important change. There is
only a very moderate offering of discount
paper, and regular customers are freely ae-
commodated, though there is ne desire to
extend loans beyond the present limit, the
condition of the market, which continues
close, not justifying any material expansion
of the discount line. All present indications
favor a continued light supply of currency
for some time to eOme-probably until the
resumption of navigation.
No improvement is reported in the sup
ply of Eastern Exchange, and we continue
to record the market as close and firm at
par buying and LILO premium selling.
Gold experienced no decided change in
New York to-day, the price ruling a shade
lower this morning, but recovering in the
afternoon and closing at 1881. Governments
were strong, but without material change.
In this market Gold receded a fraction,
Governments ruling steady. There is quite
a liberal demand for seven-thirties gold
bonds quiet. E. J. Farmer & Co., Bankers,
report prices as follows:
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-02-13

Compound interest notes are steady and
firm at 1OS@lO7 buying and IO4@IOs sell
ing, for the various issues.
A Washington dispatch says the loan bill
will be taken up in the Hou Sc to-morrow.-
1t is considered very doubtful if it can pass
the House as it comes from the Committee
on Ways and Means.
The National Bank currency issued for
the week ending Saturday amounted to
$l,756,33O total amount issued, $253,Il6,-
$50.
The week opens without p~erceptible signs
of improvement in any department of bust
ness. We heard Of no considerable trans
actions to-day in Flour or Grain, but prices
remain as at the close of last week, choice
grades of Flour and Wheat ruling firm. In
Provisions we note a decline of lc on Hams
and Shoulders Pork, Lard and Mess Beef
unchanged; Dried Beef 1e better. Trade
is moderate. Butter and Cheese are steady.
Eggs scarce and better. Highwines quiet
and unchanged. Petroleum dull and lower.
The receipts and shipments at this point
of Produce and Merchandise, during the
week ending with Saturday, Feb. 10, were az
E,lloHa
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-02-13

B. F. TAYIoR-HIs LEoTURB.-The bril-
liant journalist, Benjamin F. Taylor, of the
Chicago E0ening Journal the ~well-known
war correspondent and poet, will deliver
the next lecture of the course, in the
Academy of Music, on Thursday night, the
18th inst. Mr.. Taylor, as all the reading
world know, is a graphic writer, and, deal
ing with a purely descriptive subject, such
as that which he announces, "Liie and
Scenes in the Army, and the stOrming of
Mission Ridge" he cannot help being in
the highest degree entertaining.
Readers will take notice that the lecture
will be given in the Academy of Music,
Brainard's Hall having been previously
engaged.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-02-13

J. H. Mcbride, on the LIST of February,
1868, was admitted as one of the firm OF
Morgan Root & Co. feb2:2S8
New Paris Bustle at Kaufman's Corset
factory. feblO:2Ss
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-02-13

FRAED.-We learn that legal proceedings
are about to be commenced by the proprie-
tor of the Newbury Goals to prevent vari-
Gus City Dealers from selling inferior coal
under this trade mark. No soal in our
Market possesses SO much real merit to
burn-keeplng fire over night and being
very economical as the Newbury-and it is
a gross injustice to rob it of its good name.
Those leaving their orders at the News De-
pots of Baker, Starr or Quinlen or at the
Coal Yards of Hammond Yates or Keith
will get the genuine Newbury coal.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-02-13

TIE HOLDING OUT OF WooD WHEN SAWED
N SPL1r.-A number of our citizens, who
were interested in the settlement of the
question as to how wood, sawed and split,
holds out in measurement, repaired on Sat
urday to MOuld's yard, where an experiment
was made. The first cord (hickory) having
been sawed and split, over ran nine feet
and seven and one half inches, cubic meas
ure. The second cord maple and beech)
over ran twelve feet and a fraction. By
this time all the spectators were convinced
that wood does not lose, but on the other
hand, holds it own, and more, in being
sawed and split, and it was thought useless
to experiment further on the third cord pre-
pared for that purpose.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-02-13
WANTEp..AcENTS.

0Tn PER DAY-Agents wanted to canvass for
SplO sale Of Oil Paintings Of Abraham Lincoln
1nd General Grant; Ssll on. or address g; A.
DOCK AGENTS WANTED, for KetteI's
ID 0ne-Yolume History Of the Rebellion-nOw pub
lished-gives excellent satisfstion-highly recon-
bound strongly in leather-foTty fne steel engraving
shout eight hundred large p~ages-50,0o9 subscri-
lars with terms address HOWE, Ill Main
Street, cincinnati. febl2:2gGTGFd-stw
OK TO SO PER DAY-we want active, ener-
Whom We offer exrrsorcinary Inducements to
engage In = Light, genteel and profitable business.
sample will DO forwarded upon application with
stang to pay return postage. Address BRADLEY,
CHADWICK a Co, II6 broadway, New York.
1eb9.2si-d&wlm
n ADVERTISEMENT for the above nnmbero of energet-
&c men % engage within the next week in the sale Of
S Ss az ST sSStb int now %al b Sf%m so1si e g. T pat besita @s to
secure this Opportunity OF making money. There y
no doubt but the right men IN the right place will
etter to J. K. eTErLER a CO., l6 SuPerior-st.
AGENTS WANTED-S2O.OO PER WEEK
tori Of The Great Rebeilion,S complete in one vol.
Price s4.50 and e5.0O. Address B. 5. GREEN, room
QV600 PER YEAR, We want agents
sewing Machines. Three new kinds. Under and
large eommissions paid. The only machines sold in
the United States for less than go, which are fully
licensed by Howe, Wheeler a Wilson, Grover 4 Ba-
ker. Singer 3 Co., and Bachelor. All other cheap
machines are infrIngements. Circulars tree. Ad-
ores, or call upon Shaw a Clark, Biddelord, Maine,
dcel5:z-N
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