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NEW PRINCIPLEI NO POISON!
Rhodes Fever and Ague Cure.

AR ANTIDoTE TO MALARIA, for the proven
~ ton and cure of Fever and Ague, Chilli Fever
Dumb Ague, and other Intermittent and kemiticnt
Feyers also of Bilious Fevers, accompanied by
Typhoid symptoms Typhoid Fever, yellow Fever,
Ship and Jail Fever 'feneral Debility. Night sweats,
aud all other forms of disease which have common
origin in Malaria or Masma,
This subtle atmospheric poison, which ut certain
seasons is unayoid0bly inhaled nj essry breath y
the in character wherever II eN $northsouth
east 5r wcst-and will everywhere yield 70 this new
~ discovered ASTIDorE which neutraiEes the poison,
completely purites the system. and thus entirely
moves all the cause # disease.
The proprietor distinctly claims these extraordina
ry results from it, ase;
1t viii protect amy resident traveller, even in
the mo~t'sckly or wampy localities, from amy aguc
or bilious disease what YER or any injury from
stantly inhaling Malaria or Miasnn,
il win instantly check the ague in persons who
have suffered for any length Of time, from one day TO
twenty years, that they need never have another
chill, by continuing It's use according 10 directions
1t viii imme diatciy relieve all the distressing
suits Of bilious ague diseases such a. general de
bility night oweats. etc The patient at once begins
to recover appetite and strength and continues until
a permanent and radical cur Is Elected. And as a
proof that Is also worthy # public confidence be
of its singular and entire harmltsner> the fol
lowing certificate from one Of the most celebrat d
chemists in the United States is attached to Every
b1ttie
II have made chemical examination Of Rhodes
Fever and Ague Cur, or Antidute to Malaria and
have tested ii tor Arsenic Mercury, Quinlne Strych
nine bat have not found particle OF either in IT,
nor have found any substance IN I composition that
would prove injurious - tn constitution.
JAMES X. Chiffon, NJ, H., Chemist"
This allows Of its free use a. prvantiVe BY which
all persons may thus ~ Al freed from the
above nance, diseases, no matter how sckly the
son or swampy the locality.
Proofs Of efficacy frequently published and the
confidence Of the public Is asked only IN proportion
10 It's actual merits wherever introduced sud used
These only are relied upon To prove iir worth
One or two bottles will answer for ordinary cases
some may require more. Directions printed in Ger
man French aud spanish, accompany each bottle
Price One Dollar. Pr pared and Sold by the pro-
prietur JAMES A. RHODES. pr, violence, l.. |.
Ls.s~II ii. AYRrs, Agent, keoknk, Iowa, and for
sale Nv Druggists. generally. noE3;ddw
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!. rsare Cnnnre sor,.ooh snrgatu.

n = or 50 feet 81 Nam street s d,,lr8bie building
81 lots in the city II heekuk ai,o f1f sale, ~
.&c Aange FIR 81 ru praper# g..l Mil prop. ~
II ealot acres eutlte Ard III iH.a -etsti' ISIS
ia the lSwn a Nauryllia, eaan'H -.at u la P49a
eahn8y. IN; 50 atr = choice iaHi II the6pu1.ty
seas M9uro e#a3u1y, iowa wltn ftt,t trees ctc
inaa4re { IekI ny III MIR
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WATCHES
N. w. JONES,
Dealers CLOCKS. watches n Jcwciry

On SECOND STREET,
Mex door to {. Parsons Banking Housed
hE0h L low a.
THE subscriber has Just received large T.
l and beautiful stock Of Gold and silver "A
Watches Gold Jewct nv &c, comprising the 49,
.a.esi styles Of Ladies Breast Pins Ear
Rings Finger Rings. Cuh Pms, Sold Guard and
Fob Chains. KEYS Seals, SILVER Thimbles, told
: des, snaps studs, Gold Pens with or without
holders cod Pencils, Pens and Pencils.
WArCH REPAIRING.
The subscriber being practical matchmaker,
feels competent to repair the most difficult and deli
cate work that NAV be- entrusted to his care.
All work warranted 10 give satisfaction.
tonRsCT TINE.
The public may rest assured that the eorreos time
is, and always VIII be- kept hy
Nov. IS, loJJ,--dly y. W JONES,
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Gillmore's Turkish Lin.msnt.

TNllIS Is The b.rI Llnlment Winch las yvt boon o.
/ fergd 10 The public. Ii .sesiia ut remedy
for Neuralgia Erysipeia., khumai wounGs,
cuts ulcers. burns eads, bruises, spraius at rh utn,
sore throat bead ahe, tooth ache, pans the limbs.
chest back stomach bowels Also for founder,
ziandets, bi head sweeney spnt, sprains pJi evil,
,tih cymplaint, yeii"w water. distemp nDg bone,
fstula collie b,ltt, and haness quits, dc. The words
uillmare's Turkish Linlme a. buwn IA the clas
also fac smile of my written signature aocaApa-
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Removed from Concert Hail.

L E. H. IIUUHHTON, Attorney and CONNECTION
IL. at Law, Notary Public, Land and general col
loctng Agent. Office in the Real Estate Agency and
Wholesale Auction House Of Smith Van Scklen,
on Sd street between Main and johnson, keokuk,
Iowa. Lots Of Lots and Farms for sale, on reasona
Bile terms. oct. I'd
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K~MITHING.
By G.. w. La ngd o n

I ATE Of Buffalo, y. y is prepared
IL e d. all Kinds of iieht and heavy
80 = work for Railroads, Boats. Locks.
Mills Engines. Homework, &C. Screw
cut to order from to II inches Having 4 loIg *
per ence and ample materials, respectfully sohcits
orders.
shop on Third betwcou johnson and Exchange
streets, formerly occupied BY W Graham.
ha4kuk Nov III dw
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TIE GREAT AMERICAN HAIR IUNII.
WHAT i more desirable hy the young than the
w luxuriaat locks u youth and beauty " hat
Is more dreaded by the miile-aged than gray hnirsf
Who that i old but would avert baldnesff which
can all be accomplished hy u.ing Aieaandnr : he
lalnicus So uuiysrsals ackuowieg ed 10 be the ln-
superior article for identifying the Hair, and which
is equally efcacious IN preserving ~ natural health
Fsr sale ut - Main Street, by
June 26.--dtf j. ID. MINCHELL Cp
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GiIImOrcss vegetable CvtharfIc and


Those celebrated Piliz are 81 excellent remedy for
Feyei and Ague. Bii,ous0omplaint-, Cole. Dysente-
rs, Constipation Of the Bowels Indigestion. Jaun-
dice, Drapsy, Debility, Liver Complaints, Boehes
on The skin, Fevers. Ac. The best family pin known
and b. used with safety, whenever cahartic =
s-edcd.
n. Il. To insure genuine article and one on
which YOU rely with pc feet SAT ~ b. part ocular
to inquire for Gillm3re'o Vegetable, CatAartlc and
Liver Pills
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Dry Goods.

Dry Goods.
80 bales X 4 muslin, prime
$50 pes satinets ass d, p to TJc. per yatdi
~ do Ky jeans do 20 to 20, DO do
300 do prints, new sty les;
20 do Colungo;
20 do Lyonese Cloths and Alpaca;
DcLaines, Black Silks, Goats spool Thread, WAR
rdnted, Stewart : best Linen Thread, and general
assortment Of Yankee notions, just received by
sep22d6w u. A. WILLIAMS.
NV GOODS AND GROCERIES.
rIyHE public will take notice that have received
an immense stock Of Dry Goods, Boots and
Shoes. and Groceries, at my old stand On Main ST.
near Fourth.
Families wanting groceries can have them put up
at hco.uk wholesale prices.
intend to give particular attention Y me pro-
duee business and expect that my long experience
IN hat line will enable me to give satisfaction {" all
customers. scp22 u. A. VILLA
CAsh paid for all country produce n The Old
u stand Of sep22 u. A. WILLIAMS
NNTANIED.-e 1000 bushels Timothy seed;
w 0.000 do Flax seed,
and all kinds Of grain and seeds, for which the tgh
ert cash prices viii be paid by
sep22 b. A. WILLIAMS.
D00T~ and Shaes.-I70 cases q boots and Shoe'
ID for men, won, q. boys, g.tis and infants Just
aeaH tcd IS ser-2uAw u. A. WILLIAMS.
Ic-ther! Leather!
I tNT&G purchased the entire stock OF Pike, fnl.
al ~. lshaIl hereafter Keep on hand good
atef Leather. hoe Findings, Beitng~ liar
II r 49, 1911 which s8ii e. 9l low Toy
~ art. from the lntsri.r o4Nt stelt 70 call.
Cast p.ud 1T lidgs y 4. "lLid All.
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Lots IS and 1913 in Nashville, ard the L / or y
/ of \ L 2665-5 90 acres) in dispute.
For the whole of which | will take t,cents tro
thousand dollars, onc-hrd in hand, and the balance
in ons, two, three and four annual payments, with
interest at 10 per cent. from date, 70 beHH annu-
ally. and secured by deed OF trust until all rs paid
Any person wishing for particular information rs
10 location quality of the lands may apply TO II.
7 Reid, ESQ.,, his Honor the Mayor of the city Of
keokuk. WIN. GlLllSs.
July IS, 1855. Il
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To the Public.

IIAEING determined. hereafter. t. dc m exclu
Il l. sively cash business in retail department,
Vt are prepared to sell All Lhds ~ Hats Caps. hon
nets, &c, al greatly reduced prices Gun stock Is
nox very COM lete, and We keep nothing tH th.
bat grades Of goods always base the latest =. es
ani viii sell 0e y cash than he tsloa -i7,dts
ar sold on credit. So come on with Nutr dimes
"a All kinds Of Millinery work ugae to orlcr
nj tae shortest notice
oct. 26.-du d. r. HUMPHREY 3 GAGE
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Form OF Application.
rGive here the Post Office address and date
IAND HEpARTMEET

DEMOINE n. 4 r. r. COY,
OTTAWA, Iowa:
hereby apply 70 purchase
the - Of section -, TOWNSHIP p -, Range -
West P. NJ, and offer tc give for the same - dol
lars per acre.
Here sign name plainly.l
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Gitimore.s Cholera and Diarrhea
Mixture.

This i the best rern.dy known for bowel COMP
laints such AZ Cholora, Darrhea, Dysrntery, Pains
in the Bowels, 4e sc. Those who have asei il are
charmed " 18th a. mtd cal virtues. The name blown
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fTNAE Favorite Autaoress Il the South.
A new Novel by tn, Author Of Alone
The aeIlid1en Path a novel Is Marion ia.aad
These who have read i, pronounce il sgrelaf ~
"Alone." It's "a more finished production, yei re-
tanning all the pathos and nsturaincss h former
one. For sale nv CAV & SIN.
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beautiful preparation for the Hair, ard properly
used will restore il to its original softness and
beauty. Those who have used II say il IL the best
preparation they have seen
Sold, wholesale and retail. by II II AYERS, Drug
rist corner Of Main and Third -treets Keokuk LOVE-
Also BY Druggists and Merchants throughout the
State.
October 8, '55--d&wy
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DAVIES 4 HART.

WHOLESALE Dealers in Boots and Shoes. y o.
w IFS Main Street, keokuk, Iowa.
Having located Ia this city would respectfully
inform the merchants Of the interior that we have
engaged in the above business, having ali the facl
ites for purchasing our stock directly of the manu-
facturers at the lowest figures. 1t IS our object and
dcterrn nation to build up large and permanent
trade by keeping hand large and well assorted
stock making prices low hat none can be less.
AMI terms and discounts MS liberal NJ any other
hoasc
Please call and examine our stock sep1sdw
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Land. and Ctly Lot. for sale.

HAVING been requested by sundry persons and
i l. at sundry times 10 name the prices ! would
tai Ike for my lands and lots IN Iowa, | take this OPP
portunity 10 inform the public in general Of the
prices ! Will take for the A list is here
unto annexed
n Ia Of section 9, township 65, range 8.
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NJ u Arrival.

ID R0NN AMI ta4i culorel hat, ugh AMI 10y crown
ID II every style AMI quality, Iust recei} q -
octaadwtf ID. t. HUMPHREY fAhE.
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JvIVE han lrci dozen p uSu zap just ltc-ised ..
l. III. store Of H. r. HUMPHREY j GAGE.
oet93datf
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| War Rooms, and design. keep
lcctad a,sortrn cnt If all kinds of Furniture, emra-
cling Marble Top Dressing and piain Bureaus hne
and plain Sofas; hne and PLAIN Center anu tar1
Tables Cane sent and Windsor Chairs, Rocking
Chars of every descr ption from PLAIN wooden
seat t. the finest hair cloth stuffed seat plain and
fancy Turned Cottage Belseads 81 the latest styles
Lounges, &c.
Looking q fasses If all sizes Clocks. Carretings,
fo"r and door mating, floor and table Oh cloths,
mattresses, feather busters, carriage trimmings,
vi ndow shades and trimming and every other art
ee usually kepi in my line II business.
Part If nay stock msde under nay own super
vision and the rest bought from manufacture Of
high standing that can warrant every article
for durability and finish of workmanship,
NJ object Is t. establish permanent basiness
here and not on the Peter Funk principle; ami ~
an inducement 10 persons TO purchase al M, am
resolved to sell at the lowest II. Louis prices.
Call and examine my stock before purchasing
elsewhere. ! viii always take pleasure IN showing
furniture TO Ladies and Gentlemen who call on me-
whether they feel inclined to bus not
May 81, is54.--d6wf u. W. SANDERS.
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1eeAS

( tUA RiNtFs-A ta.e u 6csghe by v 0iA-
- more alms. fUg salt 10y
ret ID at CAVE 4 son.
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i. ". JOHNSTON.


7 TNDEKIAkFK, N0rneT q Johnson andfN
u Ihni Streets.
Carrie, on the bushes. If Undertaking in all IT.
branches. He has recently made extensive additions
10 his stock and perfected hi. araug ments IN every
department.
PATENT METALLIC BtRIALCAS
impcrvious to air and indestructibit, highly
mented and insaluabe for ths preserN ation II the
dead a. well a. cofn, II every style aud finish fur
ni-h 4 to order.
lIaarses and Carriages fu-nishe AMI the utire
rangemnt. If the funeral att nled when required.
keokuk. April II, $50 dy
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Caiedonian Cough Lozcnges.

Prepared . II. K. hilImofe. 4 popu4ar rerne'
forCou Chs, colds and Bronchial affections. Th
have given entire satisfaction thos. WHO have Us
Them
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nNE thousand Bonnet, T 81 - les AMI qHaitIes
~ AT l.. X. urNniEEl 6 ash.
octs3dwtf
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AND Labor and cold OF two years IN Nictoria,
u with visits 10 sydney and Nandeiman's Land,
b. I'm. Hewitt. For sale by
20, I'D j. II CAVE SON.
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rTNhREE hlndrel dozen wvol and 6u, has u every
/ stvle, IL D.F. Hl NpHhEA ttAeI
octsSiNtf
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Hxcclsior Boot a shoe uanufactor,

Excelsior Boot a shoe Mandatory
THE LATEST fRRStH AM AArRicAN FASHIONS.
.. "a. HsIgRlS 81 CO.,
4 IANlNG Just opened shop ~ thelr old rh1D
| l business, on Third street, between Main
aud johnson. keokuk. Iowa, respectfully ~
Announce that they arc prepared 70 manu-
factule ,ne neat2s and most fashionable Boots and
Shoes that can be got up.
Determined not to be excelled BY any manufac-
turers in the West they solicit SHIRE Of public pat
ronagc.
As we purchase direct from the importers, sur
stock is always Of the latest fashion and best quail
y. aud Of the lowest figures.
As We keep no Eastern slop work on hand, we
warrant all our ready made Boots and Shoes Of the
same character those made 70 order.
Call and leave your orders for a good At. War
ranied 10 suit in every particular.
Vs. Repairing ia the latest and most substan-
tiai manner done short notice.
J. T. HARRIS co.
July 81 1853 dy
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CAVE a. SONS
New Publication List,
H~soks lust Published,

FULL OF WISDOM AND GENUINE WIT.
FItHE Works of Charles Lamb, with Fnal Mono
i Tiais by Sir Thomas Noon Tslfourd. For sale
By nov25 CAVE son.
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list NICEvyED.
HATS! HaTSl! HATS..,

HATS! HATSI! HATS!!.
1 {. SHELDON j. now receiving another large
y. took Of Hats. Caps and Furs Gloyss. Miis
ana Gents fufnlsbin Goods 81 the iatesl winter
s,s4 : fur 1898, AZ 81 which Hlu b 70 q II q small
advance from Eastern Pric,s. NOM u the time for
you fo secure 81 hose tine so French teits hats
50 much worn in the cas-, and west. Gall aud buy
{olfr, uies, fashionable hat.
b NJ l5rge4 ths pacs. A. c. SHELDON,
uavlg Main ST., corner Ihird.
4 SHELDON s you viii find fine Moleskin Hats,
\ ~,ft Cas-. Hats, back brown, pearl. Nankeen,
and cy, ~ other color that person may want
stHELDON has lust eeiy II another splendid stock
- Of Ladies Furs. Ladies call and look al them.
StHELDON has Il large stock If collars, crasats,
- Alnik rehiefs, ties, fine shirts, under shirts,
drawers gloves &c movie
MILITARY Companies can be supplied with mil
vi itafy hats, caps, any hing they may want IN
the way If military goods, # they will leave their
orders al The New ofk Hat Store.
A. {. SHELDON
movie Main street, corner Of Third.
4 SIIELDON'S you will find FurGloyes, Fur
y Gaunetts, Buck Gloves, Mitts, Driving gloves,
Fancy Robes, &c. nosl9
I SsHELD0N has got the bst stock 81 silk Scotch
- bingham Umbrellas. Canes, Garpet-Bags. Leath-
hat hoxs, &c, there is the west. Call and ex-
anime his stock. noyi9
! (tENTS, | have just received another fine lot OF
~ those large Bay state Travelling Nhawls just ne
+ things for cod weather. Gail and buy one.
navle A. G. SHELDON.
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~ Hiss GOODS. Trimmings. Sr. Black silks IN
IL all widths Very low. Plaid check and brocade
..Aks. large and small Plaid Cnshmers. Printed
Plain De LANES, Buck English Craps Moss velvet,
VI ire Antique, ~ Ribbon Trimmings, iu opened
aud for sale cheap T.. y. FOSTER.
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l,,RENeu CASSIMERES-A tot more &c those
i ~apetb French Ca-simeres just rfe.ifedby
did i0d&M r. Il FOSTER.
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1 rNCIT NELNEIs-Ass ort col0fs al les, than
e e},' a. import gtat bargain ! mlilners
si,lfulGR T. u. FOSTER
Washington telegraph., 1855-07-04

stroyed l say it is useless to disguise the
question that we have assembled here for a
good, high. and a holy purpose. The on
ly question among US, is. whether We can
bring enough of sacrifice to the common al
tar to save those glorious institutions which
were purchased by the blood of our fathers.
The cordial greeting with which this senti-
ment of ''the Uniop." has been received
here, is evidence that we believe that the
bare possibility of danger to this Union is
enough to arouse patriot hearts to deter
mination that, so far as their efforts can
avail, this Union shall have no end Then.
my brethren, [ appeal to. you in conclusion
i appeal TO you by those glorious associa-
tions of the past, by the glories of the pre-
sent, by the bright prospects of the future
I appeal to the North by her glorious as
sociations, to the South by her glorious
associations, to the common interests and
the common prosperity of both. that before
We leave this city of Philadelphia let
us have laid the foundations broad, and
deep, and everlasting, for the preservation
of the Union of these States. The raptu-
vous enthusiasm and uncomfortable confu-
sion with which this sentiment was received
is indescribable some minutes elapsed be-
fore the speaker could proceed Brothers,
what are the labors and what are the sacrif-
ces required of u.s. compared to the labors
and the sacrifices of our fathers 1t is this
Union and these institutions which have
been transmitted to US by them, which have
secured to us nationality which give to
the American citizen his proud port in eve
ry land, and enable him to walk with erect
countenance through all the nations of the
earth, with the inspiring consciousness that
he is an American citizen. If this Union
has secured all these blessings to US
if we consider this Union in reference to
the welfare Of our posterity-to our sons, in
whom our hopes are centered. and our
daughtess, who are the darlings of our
hearts.-I say, when we contemplate the
sacrifices which our fathers made in giving
US such a Government, and in transmitting
to us such institutions, in Gods name if we
have not patriotism, and wisdom, and con-
ciliation enough to preserve these ipsti.u-
tions and transmit. them to our children,
as we have received them from our fathers,
Il blush to say it,) We shall have become the
bastard sons Of an illustrious ancestry
But [ will not believe it. do not believe
it, l feel in my heart and in my soul that
that there is patriotism and conservatism
enough now assembled in Philadelphia to
save this glorious Union Let us do our
duty. Let US make these small sectional
sacrifices which may be necessary, under
the exigencies of the case, to perpetuate
this Un:non. We then shall have secured
oul nationality. thank God We then shall
have secured the great principle of religious
freedom and after having secured these,
we shall die with the proud consciousness
that owing to our efforts. in great part.
The Star-Spanged Banner forever shall wave
Ger the land of the free and the home of the
brave"
Washington telegraph., 1855-07-04

New HANrsHIRE.-A telegraphic dis
patch, dated Concord, n e., June the 7th
says:
"Gov. Metcalf was inaugurated to-day
His message recommends as little legisla-
tion as possible; the encouragement of ag-
riculture in the State as preventative of
western emigration guarded action re-
garding cooperative privileges changes in
regard to the public schools; and the estab-
lishment of State Reform School.
The Governor also denounces the liquor
traffic as public nuisance, and recommends
the prohibitory liquor law with limited dis
elimination.
"The message is elaborate on the subject
of foreign born influence, religion and poll
ties. and is strongly Native American
The repeal of the Missouri Compromise
and the Nebraska act, are emphatically de-
nounced as violation of faith, and a great
wrong on the North. The message is strong
on slavery and the liquor traffic, and against
foreign born citizens holding Office without
a residence Of 81 years.
Washington telegraph., 1855-07-04

The THIRD DEGREE-Mr Segar, in
recent speech in Richmond, stated upon his
authority as gentleman and man of truth,
that the Hon. Kenneth Rayner was the au-
thor of the Third Degree of the American
Order. Now, who is Mr.. Rayner? A ma
tive, citizen, stakeholder of North Caro-
lima, and not only so, but the owner of
large estate in Louisiana. Of course Mr.
Rayner is an AbOLitiontst 1t is our SOL
emn belief that if Washington's Farewell
Address was put forth in the shape of plat
form against the anti-American party. it
would be denounced as an Abolition docu-
ment. Pet. Intel.
Washington telegraph., 1855-07-04

Intense excitement was created in Chest
nut street. Philadelphia, recently, in conse-
quence of prominent member of an auc-
ton house receiving an unmerciful cowhi-
ding, at the hands of the husband of la
dy. who. it is alleged. has frequently been
insulted by the knight of the hammer
The victim was dragged into the passage
way adjoining the custom-house, when the
raw hide was used, and it is said knife
was introduced in the melee. but bystand-
er prevented its being used
Washington telegraph., 1855-07-04

Novei Reason for Declining a Ch'si-
Ie,ege.-The n Y Times states that on
Tuesday fare-up occurred in Brooklyn.
which resulted in Col. Jack, a lawyer. chal-
longing professional brother, named
Schoonaker, and that the latter declined ac-
cepting the invitation, "unless the Colonel
ucould fat himself up sufficiently to be a
marx to shoot at" Col j. has not yet in
dicated his intention to accede to the re-
quest