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DENNOL LDS'S Pill l. s.
MORE EVIDENCE OF THEIR EFFICACY.

certify that myself and family have been In tie
ba bit of nsing Dr T. R-nnolds's Hepatic Pills Tor
4 long time, and have never had any occasion even
10 try any other, forthey have uniformly answered
ali the purposes of family pill. ! could say =
great deal in their favor, but take II Tor granted
that what ! have said will induce Others 10 Try
them and, II 30 their experience, nave 10 nnnns'
will accord with mine. a. }. OAhbEh.
STANTON. January ., 1855.
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WILLIAM FORBES, ARCHITECT

WILLIAM FORBES, ARCHITECT
w AND BUILDER, corner OF Fourth and Cary
streets The subscriber ha wing resumed tho BUILD.
ING BUSINESS In all Its branches, offers his ser.
surng them that all work done by him shs II b. Of
the best material and workmanship. Having car.
ried on the business In this city for twenty years
will be given to all who may oestow upon bim their
patronage. WILLIAM fohoIS'
2O-dam
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,,~r1. I ADAMS, IN retiring nom the firm oi
CG5 "ifi KinS an %s% s%mcTan! ~ 'H's surror ISS
,'Ly III" puhlIc and asks his friends to
20" Am. liberal patronare To- his successors,
NpGSIS isxssi CS mSrss, TGS are Ise prepared 10
.-g..'"s SAMUEL l.. ADAMS.
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PIC-EIC OF THE CLAY-STIEET METHoDIST
CHURCH SUNDAY SCHooLS.-Thc annual
picnic Of these schools was held on We'd
nesday last. 4 special train had been
chartered, and at : o'clock, a. NJ, the
party left the city for Ashland. After
their arrival, a number Of the scholars
sang some hymns and other music in q
style which did great credit to their train.
ing, and the children and their guests then
amused themselves in various ways on the
grounds. The dinner was abundant and
excellent, and the children seemed To ap.
preciatc thoroughly the good things which
were set before them. After dinner there
were q number of speeches, recitations,
&C., by the scholars, which we're heartily
applaudcd, and at o'clock the whole
party returned to the city.
The Rev. +. VI. Peterson, the pastor ol
the church, was in charge of the party
and Mr.. W. ii. Gary, the superintendent
of the Sunday schools, paid particular at.
tcntion to the two hundred and fifty OF
, three hundred scholars who were present
at the picnic. All the children were de-
lighted with their days amusement, and
every one who was present will remember
the event as one of the rcd-lctter" days
in his calender.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

ARGE BRICK RESIDENCE ON
IL MADDOX HILL FOR SALE.-Ws offer -
for sale the large and well.built BRltk EnH
TENEMENT located as above, now occupied 49,
by Mr. James w. Clarke at the rental "f twenty
fve dollars per month, and formerly occupied by
Mr. T.. j. Cox. Ii contains seven rooms, aud win
small outlay In repairs could be made rst- rat.
residence. 70 effect speedy sale 1t will be sold
iHi " isD,t ST HARRisoN. GoDDIN 4 APPERsoy
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The security offered 10 depositors is undoubted
and the institution should commend itself to all
classes.
The attention OF all in city and country IL called
TO this institution. Here they will find security,
convenience, and profit Sums AZ small as five
dollars may be deposited, and Six per cent. inte-
rest received on same.
Oltce hours from A. NJ. tO3P. NJ; on Saturday
from A. NJ to3P. NJ, and from to P NJ.
10 l3-d&swts
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I United PARTNERSHIP.-Thenn- I'M

| United PAR1 y EKSfllI.- ne liii-
Il uvr~I I.urd, THOMAS i. BRASbER. GEORGE
Il. GILES. aud JOHN A. ROBINSON. all OF the
rE 81 Richmond In the State OF Virginia, have
'.ra.! hunted partnership under the slyi" and
,'a d; hKANpkR & GILES, for The purpose oi
Na'Esscttug IN the said city al Richmond k"nardl
h%orERY, COMMISSION, and FEED BUSINESS.
IlumNs A Erandpr and George x. GILES are TIE
Gen. rGl IUIurr- John A. Robinson Il the special
l@Ii#er, ana a. such has contributed the SUN oi
l'reI hundred dollars to the capital STOCK o! The
AZ hrm The Said partnership IL to continue
ed"! me st day al April III the year lsta- lthes'
,,Ae following signatures this 2Wh day OF June,
t' THOMAS A. BRANDER,
GEORGE T. Gll.Es,
JOHN A. ROBINSON.
',TI ~ R,rnHoxp. ro.wIr:
th!s day Thomas A Brander, one OF the general
'.fEsi, OF the arm OF Braulvr \ Giles above men
,'hrd, personally appeared before me, Robert
t""art, clerk Of the Court Of HustIngs In and FOR
7 ,aa| r.'y, aud made oath that the sum OF hfteen
n"ma''d dollars, specified IN the foregoing paper
~ 'hr "tG"uat contributed BY John 4. Robinson,
~" sfer.al partner ol the sAia brm, has been NC
LoaI'I paid IN cash. As witness my hand this 26th
"-F L! June, lste. RU. HOWARD, Clerk.
NiiF or RICHMOND, To-wIT:
"a 'hr once OF the Court OF Hustinss for the said
wy, The 2G,h day OF June, lsCd, the foregoing
{ap'r was acknowledged by Thomas 4. Brander.
,'soise K Giles, and John A. Robinson, all par
'ss aae!eto, ana admitted 10 record
Tes,e RO. HOWARD, Clerk.
,... eopy-Tes.e Ro. HOWARD, Clerk.
Y -! .wUwFr
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SAVINGS BANK.
This Company IL prepared 10 make Fre aho "A
rtne Insurance Of all kinds.
Il will also receive money on deposit In the
Saving. Department, and allow six per cent inte'
rest thereon, whether Of large or small sums-'hns
a,forainy Gne opportunity for persons disposed to
lay up money.
JOHN !. G.. POTTS, Secretary.
DIRECTORS.
! u, Davis. K d. Mitchell.
X O. IIaskins, James ". Taylor.
p n Starka David N. Lea,
T. " purc,u r. B. Woodward,
: = Cn,tr.u william Ira Smith.
l. II Fray.er L. n. Bosher,
John 4. Bclyin, I. W. boswell
J. I. c. Potts.
Tb. Board meets for discount every WEDNEs-
DAY AZ o'clock, l.. NJ. y N-"
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| NERD u 90 was Dissolved by limitation on
Pee !.r day oi judy, Mr.. \. J. KLLL Withdrawing.
ys.. -.yI~.f the concern Ia iuturD viii be a. l..
>HLpIlLkD y 60.
ltu. u~w concern hay" MS day associated with
'..u Mr. \. .. TALMAN, formerly with George
Atkinson. and lately at IHlnau Harris,
w.tg1il give strict personal attention L" tn" sale
NJ EuRACCo, WHEAT, Sc, ana VIII" Respectfully
....i~ c"usigI mems ul all country produce noin
BE .T.rH&a aud patrons Il III" iwm IA" c"h."rns
A l.. SHEPHERD CO..
corner of Eir>rntl and Canal streets.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Az RICHMOND SAVINGS BANK AND
INSURANCE COMPANY.
CHARTERED FEBRUARY -, 1850.

orpIca CORNER OF TwELvrH AND MAIN srHkkrs'
RICHMOND. Va.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-07-26

ElOrlCE Is hereby givem hat The SuhScri-
kW bcr has obtained froul the Orphans tour'
nf -. Narv's county III NNrv Iaas!. letters Of
administration on The personal estate Uf james
Fl Dent, latc OF Ss-'d county, deceased. AL
persops having ctalmS against the Sald de-
ceased. are hereby warmed to eXhtht the same
with the proper lutcileS me- cot. Ia the >uN
sc:iher on or before tue st ioV ut Feb, l>G.
otherwise thcy may he excluded by l,>r i,ou
all be ,eh nf the sud eStufr. GNeu under my
hand thu, l9th day ~ Iuv, l1t6.
BENJAMIN PENKEn nk =.
Aamtnl ststor,
Ju'y 10 le6o
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-07-26

Givcu under nv hand,
G. "a MAILER, J 7
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-07-26
no 7 ICE.

july II, 1SG6-~3w.
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new York MARKER.

New York Marker.
81 fslssrspA.l Esv Yoax, Nov. ..
tott,s-iisas.i ss1& for ,nddlinx uplards ss5< ios
o. 'sAus
scur-Iess aeiiv. ita Use lover for common eyudss
81 All " fot sltra State; sl2 43pis 20 for R1trs
H. II. o, and tIj ooSis o. for trade brands, closing
qaiet
Ehishy -ouisi and frm
Wheat Recsipts - sss bu.hes dull, and $ase Low.
81 spriss and heavy forswinter sales geo bssh.ls
s. to1a 50 for No Chicago and Milwaukee; 81 % for
\. sctsd ~ IS To- HinssS mixed Western; = <koS IS
for very choice satrs white Western.
kye-Dul aud lover: old westsrn 1t q soal -.
Bsrley-91sc b~-r; u 126i l7l< for Western; 81 II
~ Is for O. winford 81 q for rowsd State q %
for four rovsd State; 81 ssol % for W.
Farley Mait-omA.
Cfn-Rscsipts s,57s bushels irregular and unsettled
opening nrmes. elosing dull and lover sales 2os ooo
tusi els u z5l - for Inferior; 81 mol ~ for ship
plug mixsa Western In store and af.as closing dsii
vith sslsrs At u Is.
osu-orspsd Or nsr, closed heavy and lover; Yoo7s
fr Chicago ard Milwaukee; u for choice Miivsukss
redee-ouiet.
sa.sar-oai.s 10 en- for Cab.. Molss.ss quiet.
f~troeum-sirn-; ~ Tor crude and a01y7 Sos ~
nnsi In bond.
Pork-Hss,y and decidedly lower: sSl er0Sa 90 sssh;
so eoosi % regular ms~, elostnx Il 81 81
cash; $40 eoSsi " for old nees 81 0oDs7 - for
ftiae Also $50 Las new at ~ IS sellers next
10 days 81 oaG7s 81 seiis ali November $as o. sell,
srs all year tz7 oo. sellers, for January.
ssef-s.esdy at previous prices; prime mes At s.
Beef Hams-Hsavy soAA1
Blson-Ipactivs.
Cut hsais-Hsavy; lA0i4,1e for shouid.rs ana lsn
1ec 10, hams.
Dressed Hoss-H.-vy Ilk91i1< for western.
LArd-ouiet and steady. IsLOls
Dutte-Hsavy; 100 30 for Ohio and SoAls, Ar
STATE.
Cheese-Dull 1t k6si7c.
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n RIGfNAL NOTICE.-To samuel Woods Eliza Van
~ smaa Nary J. pIsming, Washington Woods, D. d.
WOOL, Mary Hyatt and Caroline Woods, Mary Jsue
woods and Ja1s Beam heirs 1t Law Of william Woods
deceased:
Yoa ar. hereby notified tina. there IL nov on a,s In
the ocs Of the Clerk Of the District Court Of Lss oosn
~ Iowa Ksckuk petition Of Joseph Woods eislu-
ing OF Jon partition Of the following dsserbsd
tsse ovit Part Of Lot l. B. - IN the City Of 9sokuh
~ rom q Nam stre.s thence .outh ). -. W
Fourth etreet thence 20 feet thescs north - pst
thence 9C feet the place Of beginning Also com
m+ncsng Main Street front line Of lot block 90
- feet ON the corner Of Main and Fourth Streets
Forth esferly along the trout line Of sad lot OF
Main Bereet ~ feet thence as right an
ss.t-ry along the alley % feet tAsaee ncrshsestsry 40
feet Main STREET to th> place Of nuine Also lots
g. 10 II ard IL block ~ lot > block "; lot blsek
~ iots le and Y tloek i62 lot l. block lel all IN
the CITY fkeetuk, Iowa
!: :t'; sS:. :: T q 81, In, q:
IN Jsdesso. County. Iowa, the following Hka.p
4 30 TIA. saass II; y. hs. Y. Be. On. a.
Z =. H c:;;.,; u: s,': ...I.
ofN ". 10. =, 4 =. AAaes q -
Il ns!l. County ts~a. the nlisvisg: 1kR.uL
ss... IS 81 &c &. s. s. IL g
* - nxssI =. .as'fS oss. 4 1 II: I;
1: ...s. e -: 8 ny s n !; :: -
~ pstttion thai The interest u p,.e9 "a q
- ssv.aa a:sdaass in asA 70 sAs I'D reslsv - =
veeoa b seysd inpraetcabie tie sans s. crheS ~
81 y Ecessls livissd. ua's. yos apsssr iAsrsee
- $3.50 asers hcss - - s6Hind ~ = Ne -
xos, 81 ,sss - -, z s.n On; :. - ar
700 and Judgment and dse. = b rsnders1 49,. | ~
u Dsaysr - said petition.
11R - cal Ats'ys ~ RialueS1.
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sUNDRIES.
BurraR.-Not so hrm. Prices ranged from 10 to
SIC per b.
Eees-Deciined since cur last quotations. Price
paid to day was S2e.
SoRsxus-Nev from 4o,to SOC: Per gal, accord
ing 10 quality.
Po1AroEs-C Choice lots ind ready sale ut so
to 10 D bushel.
CRicKEss--In active demand. For young ~ IS
to ~ 50; old - IS per dosen.
Hoysr-In boxes, 20 to &c per h.
LARp-From is to loo
GRERs ArrLss-From soc to 81 90 Per hus., a.
sording to quality.
osIoss-5o to 60c per bushei.
TuRsrrs-From 80 to ACC per bush.
BsEswAx-3o to s3c per ID.
BAcoy-Ciear sides 20 to 2lc; Shoulders, scarce,
in demand at l5c per ID; Sugar Cured Hams
40 p ID.
TAtLow-In coal oil bbis, luic; do loose ~
peril.
RAGS to &c per ID.
WooL-Tub washed 45c; neeee do fns 4oc;
unwsshed, of.
HIpEs-Green, &c; do .alted, SIC; green calf skins
l5c; dry flint lee; do salted lac; damaged
and grubby OF pslts $50 to s..
FaArHERs-Live geese feathers 6oc.
BRAs-In demand At 55c per 100 lbs.
HAY-The market 10 we'll supplied. Timothy,
IS to - per ton; Prairie s. 90.
Woop-46 GO to s. 90 per cord, according to quail
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MARKETS by TELEGRAPH


Chicago AaY&et.
~ Telegraph CHicAso. Nov. ..
piour-Duil
Whsst-Noi Spring and No eprng AJAX high
for latter 10 north side In other localities prices have
declined ~, Gales Of No Spring 81 from - 2&D2 r.
No Spring At IL o2l<as le Rejected Spring 81 80
ss. bsiss Of Winter whess 81 q - for white In
bAE q AtDS IS for red BY samples q q for No red
In store closing At g. 24A7 - for No 81 OF for
IN 4. D. 4 Co. q 70 for same in other houses
C,rn-opensa strong, advanced a97I<o per bnshsl;
ss,es Of No AT 900 ssl< closed <e4iSe lower. 10
Corn sold at eeSfh.
oAs-opepsd nrmsr eosed ~ lover; sales ~ aos for
No l; Se54aIs ior No in store.
Re- Firm; aa,snesd i9se per bush; about 1900
bushels changed hand. at 81 1901 IL for No l. u % for
No ., closing ~ " ii01 10.
Bsrisy-sse.dy: sAss OF MOL a saoes; Rsisetsd ii
% DO eiosng duh a, stSss.
sseis-Timothy steady. a SOFA 2o1t. Flax ats7 %
"a g. Clover at IS 10
Professionally H. sales ., &soD3o for old and new Mo-
P,yt
Highvins-In.euvs and nominal.
Ecoi--Enil.
osttls-B.sts ale. stock xjksss
Hogs 7oss CO.
hsep- skDt
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A CoRs PLANTER ON EXHIBITION. 8.
Knott, Of Rock Island, has Kirbin's Corn
Planter on exhibition at the City Hotel, cor
ner Of johnson and First stress, for this day
only. II is q very perfect machine, marks
the ground both ways and at regular dis,an.
ces on hillsides and uneven a. we'll ~ on level
ground,
Don't fail to give Mr.. Knott call.
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ACARD.-This is to certify that Mr.. John
Blum has this dsy, November LIST, called
and paid me the money that be had collected,
which was twenty dollars, that being all the
money by him, Blum, collected. The bal
lance was subscribed but not paid, and 70
turn my thanks to the public for their kind.
ness aud humanity. YosK ANDERSON.
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GEMS OF SCOTTISH SONG.
A COLLECTION OF TUE
Most Beautiful Scotch Ballads,
With Plane Accomplishments.

Compiled and Arranged from the Very best souress
and Latest Revisals OF the Authors WORKS
The above for nes volume Of the popular cass Of
Au.ic Boeks tnos a. the Home Circle s,ries" com
yer Chord" "The Shower Of Pearis,o
"Opsraaie Pearls" sGems Of German
10 uniform ttyle and sold at the price, per vo
Plain 81 So Cloth. - % Cloth. full gilt - Bold BY
all Music bealss. Copies mailed, postpaid receipt Of
price OLIVER DiTS0S CO. Publishers, III wash-
ington Street. b stou. fcet25
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SEE the advertisement of Messrs. Roberts
4 Co. They are furnishing . very superior
article Of coal from their Oskalooss mines
This coal is taken from nine foot vein-said
to be the largest in the State-which pro-
duces fuel that cannot be excelled in the
West. The members of the firm of Roberts
q Co are all experienced miners, and give
the advantage of their experience to their
customers. Try their Oskaloosa coal.
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~ 1elsgseA.l -. LOOM uo,. 4
neur-neavr bssssss a.aaE unchanged ratss.
Wa-as-Rssslyts verv iarsr; nsrass Assvy ~ ~.
dves without qsessble change.
ooss-asssy: 49, 81 psine cd nissl - ys,I.v
" Oo' vi sesiss yvasv - vAias q eaol n
0Aes-skD aat s.sAssesA. aMs,ssszg5
frUsisscss- Mss fosk n o. Oa1ar ~. iesrnfra<.
sAesiAsss M -
Lrd-CAotes ksesls lard Il z
Wlhhy-Lns.sre oaara< r,.A..A
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0SrRArED on SroLrN.-On Thursday night,
light sorrel horse Of medium size, in good
condition, we'll along in years, and newly
shod. Whoever will deliver the horse or
leave information Of his Whereabouts, At this
office, will be suitably rewarded.
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NEv Books FROM TIcKxoK FIELDS
Longfellow's Poems, new edition to match
the Farringford Tsnnyson; Bislow Papers,
second series, by Jas. Russell Lowell; Whit.
tiers Prose Writings, new editions. For sale
b. David G. Lowry, Second street.
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NV Book By SwINBuRSE.-Lowry on Sec
ond street, has received claus veneris," the
new volume by tie author Of "Chastsland;' -
also, "Kound Hearts," new volume BY the
anthor of 'Rutledge," Sutherland" etc.,
and Mr.. Cartoons new volume Of sketches,
"Our Artist in Peru
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TIE citizens Of Ksokuk and al ars invited
to cd At the Billings House and sss Grey's
Petroleum Stove. 1t will BE- in full opera.
ton at o'clock p. m. Of each day for short
time. (2t)
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Full we'll We know how vain and hopeless
the effort to minister consolation to the strick.
On hearts of parents, from the arms Of whose
clinging affection death has suddenly vrest>
ed the pride and joy of the household. But
while constrained to acknowledge the utter
emptiness of coincidence in such an hour Of
overwhelming grief, still our hearts overflow
with sorrowing sadness, and are touched with
tenderest sympathies for our friends now SO
suddenly called to suffer their 6rst great Of.
fiction in the loss Of beloved child.
Leaving the parents to seek consolation
from the only source which can furnish it, i.
An hour so dark and sad, let us say . word to
EDDrE's playmates.
Little EDDIE is dead What sad news was
this to the little school mates of EDDIE DEL-
APLAlS. The Grape on the door told them all
TOO plainly the sad news which they dreaded
to hear. Yet little EDDIE has gone hence to
take his place with the Angels, and the re-
deemed spirits Of holy ones Of earth. He
suffered severely for three days and nights.
sndthen his sufferings ceased forever, and hi,
spirit was borne by Angel pinions where there
will be no more suffering and no more sorrow
or tears.
We harn that the Teachers in the variou,
departments OF the Fourteenth street School
dismissed their School Friday morning on
learning the death of their noble and faithful
Little pupil who ueeer missed day when well
enough to 60 to chool. And Teachers and
Scholars, in week LAY School and Sunday
School, will sorro over the early death of =
general favorits, ana it may be with softened
hearts ask themseiye- the question: will il be
we'll with my soul waeu | am called TO follow
EDDIE, and my bcdy is buried in the earth to
mingle with the dii'
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THE Dedicatory exercises Of the Four
teenth streat Mission Sabbath School will
take place at their new building, corner OF
High and Thirteenth streets Sunday, Nov.
9th, At 8 o'clock, p. m. Friends Of the
School are invited to attend.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-11-03

AucrIoS.-Howe L Tyler will sell this
morning, at 10 o'clock, a variety of second
hand furniture, cook and heating stoves; one
set No. new harness; ten set ditto, but lit
tie used and as good As new: fifty dozen new
wool sacks; lot Umbrellas, &C., DC.
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"WHY is it that 70 many American vomes
die at an age when they should Be in the
prime Of life?'i 10 often saked. The
answer is easy. Household drudgery break
them down completely. The best way for
houss-keepers TO tighten their daily labor,
and thus prolong life, is to use the "Eclsctris
Cleanser 1t il without an equal.
Sold BY al druggists.
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RELIGIors NorIcE.-The United Presbyte.
rian congregation Of this city will meet on
Sabbath, for religious services, in the Mis-.
sion School House, on the corner of 18th
and High street, at eleven o'clock, .. m. The
I. p. Sabbath School will meet on the same
day in the same place, at 81 clock, q. m
A punctual attendance Of the teachers and
scholars is earnestly desired.
(uov2-2t) JAS BRowN, Pastor,
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REruRsEp.-Gen. Curtis and D. W. Kill
bourne, Esq. are once more in the city, hav-
ing just returned from the Grand Pacific Rail.
road excursion, Of which they give most glow.
ing accounts.
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"WonAx: she needs no eulogium; shs
speaks for herself!" vss We toast offered By
An enthusiastic individual, at . celebration.
The same sentiment might b very appropri-
ately utAeesl in behalf Of the "Eolsctric
Cleanser" which is rapidly staining No.
tional reputation.
Sold BY all druggists and grocers.
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NsW YORK Money Market.
ny telegraph Nrv Yssx Hsy.a
Aorsy 10 steady 1t <as PER cent lbr ell ioass
esssiing u quiet q icsIsOieeA.
Gold b . shs6s io.rr opsaiAg at l<1, declining u
lseA elosisg ii ls-k
Govxsnsnt ssscks are . sAaAs better.
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Dlmnnslsas srurr

Promptly 10 order. We have instantly hand drssa
Voorne and siding and the 1ner qualities OF finishtsg
Lumber. Aeo joints, scantlnk, stutd'nG frecing
Barneidng 4. sheetns. Shingles, Lath, ertdEtnx Ac-
We to make IL 10 the advantage Of ksidsrs -
DEALER TO give ustheir patronage.
Ksokuk, April II. ls66.-in A. H0eAER co.
y. h. orders for the Cay Trade len u shs etors
iianblston Hu sAansp viii have inm-diaAe atfesttoe
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a FEW rHRsoxs can be accommodated
with day board, or board and lodging. u
Mrs. GRAHAn's, on Exchange strsst, bstwses
Seventh and Eighth.
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FOB SALE.

On ACRES Of Land, tnostiy in timber on the mid
COdls road, leading from keokuk es y about
Snses from the city and may b. Known n the Rich
ardson trsct Title good. Prize 80 per EBauir.
Of IL B. TsN-EYCK co.
snril-d
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CAarRf CEAn.-Just rsesiysd good "
rieq Of 6ns cotton carpst chain, 1t the Baa
Factory, los Main street. (2t-thurs- SUM-
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Conr one, come eli, and invest . small
amount Of capital In the great institution Of
the age. The Eclectic Cleanser mot only
removes Ill stains and dirt non lie hosse,
bus It clears the ssnosphsrs Of home, BY re.
lieving woman Of h< greatest domestic bur.
dens. I
Sold BY oil druggists and sroesrh
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BEAUTIFULLY illustrated with Steel
- Portraits OF eminent Diyincs- Extra inducsm On n
offered travelling Minister'S Teachers students Laalss
disabled Soldiers, energetic Young Men, YArmess and
Others Who want paying business. Address ZaIeLsp
MeCuRpv 3 Co No. 10 Lombard Block, Chicago Ills OF
500 Olive Street, st. Louis. No. focta3-dlu
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y you want White Hair made beautiful -
in youth, Gray Hair perfectly restored, =
Dapdruf head perfectly cleaned, loose hair
made fastuse DR.. TKBBEr's Physiological
Retenerator. KEas 1 FULLER, Agents.
Sold BY al DrukEists. fri.sun.xed
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No well regulated household should BE-
without the ECLECTIC Cleanser ~ it 10 in.
vaiaabls for iis cleansing properties
ths usual Household drudgsry nothing but
sport
oold b. eli drug gists and rroeers
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ssld by eli drug gis.s and grossrs.

Eos removing spots from painted vslis,
The Cleanse cannot Be equaled. Ever,
housewife who wishes to save labor and time
should keep il constantly on hand. Every
bottle il worth ito weight in-Cleanser !:
which il better than gold.
Sold b. Ill druggists and grocsrs.