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STOVES
Timers Stock.

5000 lbs. oval and round Copper Bottoms from to
10 inches.
1000 bdls. Sheet Iron from No. Is to 81.
1000 packages Plymouth RNets, iron and 4,
from OF. to IL lbs.
800 boxes Tin plate.
200 bundles Iron wire from No. 6 to No. Is.
90 grrss Tea kettle breasts and coversfrsm u to
il! inches.
90 gross Pressed tin bottoms from 6 to Q inch.
40 dc do scoloped and plain dinner plates.
90 do Stove ornaments assorted.
20 do Oval Tea pot Breast and Covers.
1875 do Assorted tin d ears
20 do Iron tea kettle ears.
T5 do do do do burs
100 do Pressed tin pot covers
40 do Of No. l, 2, and peutsr knobs.
100 feet Brass Wire Cloth;
Bent spouts. assorted sizes;
Perforatedtin sheets;
Copper Rivets and Burs
Bucket Handles;
Mallets expressly for tinners' use;
Stove Blacking in papers or by tho key.
cOMSTOCk 4 BROTHERS.
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j. @. Bernard Il Co.

sDe Ne 1btrlAal'l a. TO-
J. AVE taken the old stand of l.. II. Turner for
l. merly j c. Trimbiel No 30, Main street oppo
site hAbourne's new buildings, where they offer for
sale as cheap us the cheapest general of
shoe, Saddle and Harness Leather.
Enamelled and Patent Leather, Enamelled Cloth
Trunks, Carpet-Bags, Fly-Nets, Whips and Whip
Lashes.
Also, general assortment of
SADDLERX HARDWARE,
Saddery Hardware we'll selected in the Eastern mar
ket. and for sale at St Louis prices.
They have hand and are constantly manu-
featuring of the best materials Saddles Brides and
Harness Of every description
The above articles win be sold at wholesale or re-
tail ut uniform prices
Those wanting anything in our line will do we'll
to call and examine our stock before buying as We
intend TO give all. the worth Of their money
The highest price will be paid in cash for Hides
Keokuk, 20, Sept. '55.-dAw
NOTICE To BUILDERS.
A LARGE and well selected stock Of Paints Oils
"A Glass, Varnish, &C., &c, on hand and for sale
BY MOORE HoopER, Druggists Main ST., below
Third, consisting in part of
White Lead, pure No. l..
Snow white Zine, very superior,
Zine dryer,
colors in great variety boil dry and n oil put ny
in |, z 4, and 10 h cans.
Copal Varnish,
1 Whila do do
Leather do
alass OF best brands and various sizes
All OF which they willsell cheaper than any other
house in the city, for cash.
Give us call, MOORE a HOOPER
September g. ls55.--d
Pure Cod Liver Oil.
DREPAkED by L. Il c. Yarnall 4 Co. A large
L supply just received by
Sept 2-d MOORE HOOPER.
4 FULL assortment Of Nictorines, CUFFS and Ppg~
4 expressly for the Ladies, just received at the
tate City Hat Store, No. "A, Main Street
sept o, io3o--d s. +. VOORHEES, 4 co.
J. w. Scroggs'
LUMBER YARD, kEOKUK.
II IN Concert Street. between 4th and 5th Streets,
Onorth Of Main street. large assortment Of
Lumber and Shingles, of best quality, always on
hand. daw1y
TAKE NOTICE.
! A MOTHER great arrival of Fall Styles o.
n gents Hats, Far Moleskin Hsts, Gents
soft Cashmere Hats, all the latest styles iust
! received, and for sale chespat SHELDON'S
NHw foRx HART Fu1s,
Oct. lid Main, sor. q ct.
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T. n. HOutHION, Attorney and Counsellor
-. at Law Notary Public Land and general cot
ieetng Agent ofhce in the Real Estate Agency and
wholesale Auction House of Smith Van Sick1en
90 Sd street between Main and johnson, Keokuk
Iowa Lots Of Lots and Farms for sale on reasons-
DIG TERMS Ioct. I'D
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THE LOVk1R'S kOLILOQUT.
Go search tfr indies wave for pearls,
To deck your high born maiden;
Or dig Golcondn's diamond sands.
With priceless treasure laden.
Go gather Myrrh and Frankincenss;
Aud sweet Arabian spices,
And cluster round your "heart's delight
Loves Widest Of devices
I'll give to her whom / adore,
BY far m on ring RICHER
My face, all dressed in lovers smiles,
In Buell's fair skyight Picture.
BuELL's Gallery, So Main Street.
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OsTETTER'S celebrated Stomach Bitters for
sale by MOORE HOOPER
September 2, lS55.--d
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al the Gate City Hat Store.,,
A FINE lot Of dentlemnns' Walking Canes and
"A Umbrellas s. +. yo0RHiES 4 co
Sept. 8, lS55.-d.
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| A FINE Buggy Portable Top for sale, enquire Of
sePzl q. NJ. HUSTON.
| No. "a, Main street.
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RINDING.-B Books, Magazines, Pamphlets. etc.
- bound in any style desired.
noyl J. II. WEsTcOTT.
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A FULL assortment of Nictorines. CnHs and Pnr,
expressly for the Ladies' just received at til.
tate City Hat Store, No. "a, Main Street.
sept ., ls3o--d s. +. VOORHEES, 4 co.
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WANTED.

"
A SMART, active boy 10 work in the store. En-.
4! a quire Mt Shelden's New York Hat Emporium
3uaiH street. oct ed
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Pure Cod Liver Oil.
DREPAkED by L. Il c. Tarnall d. Co. A larp
L supply just received by
Sept. I'd MOORE & HOOPER.
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To any Gentleman
N7ISHING a new Hat We have just received pei
w Express IL dozen Soft Hats Of Superior quail.
ity at the "Grest W estern Emporium"
d. HUMPHREY d GAGE
Aupast III 1853
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endless variety OF Silk and Linen Pocket hand
"a kerchiefs and cravats at scp20 HUSIoN's.
1--WE best assortment of Lace Wells and Dress
Trimmings at sep20 HUSTON'S
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LIVERY variety of goods comprised in the Notion
IL and Fancy Goods line at Huston : at prices that
cannot fail to induce purchases and benefit the buy
| err Call at No. W, and examine for Yourselves
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Huston's will be found the largest lot of Irish
"A Linens, Lsces, Edgings, and every variety of
" bite goods, at prices that cannot be beat in any
estern market sen9o
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The subscribers, proprie-
tors Of the Empire Stove
Works. St. Louis, beg
leave TO inform Stove
Dealers in Iowa that they
have established n branch
of their house in keokuk !
where they viii keep con-
stantly on hand a large
and well-assortea stock
of
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1855-10-06
From the Charleston Mercury.

& slight experience will convince that Solo
MON was not wide of the mark when he declared
4 there was nothing under the sun Every few
years exploded fashions become again the vogue,
and then pass away to make for others, origin
ally Anticipated than themselves. So it is with
political views. Every now and then in the history
of the world long-abolished heresies peep out, and
claim the homage of the hour; but unlike their
neghbors of the fashion, thanks to enlightened
Judgment, they gain the ascendant only as long as
passion and prejudice sway, and disappear when
reason resumes her right control. A party has been
imported into midst, with one of the mottos on
it's flag the civil incapacty of the Catholic 1t has
bound its secret membership under an oath never
to vote for Catholic for any office. Its success,
therefore, will be the turning of this profession into
q law and the placing of this doctrine in the form
of legal enactment Now this very question has
agitated the world before History has pronounced
a verdict against it. 1t received the attention Of
the most enlightened Parliament and minds that
England has ever produced. Its full and fair dis
cusson led to the overthrow of the those false and
specous views which Know Nothingsm would i'm
press and the entire abolition OF those ntolerant
and uncaled for enactments which Know Nothing
ism would enforce Shall republican America be
less tolerant than monarchcal England? or the
nineteenth century, than those which have proceed
ed it Among the ablest of those whose pen and
voice exerted in behalf OF entire and absolute
religious freedom, that eminent Protestant d.
vine, the Rev. SIDNEY SMITH. The repeal OF all
disquafying laws for religious opinions, he lived to
see accomplished. 1t to labor in this cause,
that he with others, established the Edinburgh Re
view some of the most powerful articles on the
subject were contributed by him to its pages. HIS
principles yet survive enlighten and guide US. If
we despse them, they will survive to tell other
times of blindness to the truest elements OF
Professionalism, and to place us side by side with
that intolerant age which knew no higher religious
law than that of the ruling sect expressing and sub
jugating the weaker, and Of endeavoring to compel
men to abandon their faith, by legally declaring
them unworthy of public confidence or Office, I'M
less they renounced their religion We present to-
day extract from his speech, delivered before the
clergy of the East riding of Yorkshire held at Be-
verley. We shall refer TO his opinions again. an
to those who desire to refresh themselves by refer
ence to liberal and enlightened views, commend
his essay the Catholic claims, Published in con-
necton with his other contributions to literature.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1855-10-06

THE FHrsIDFAr Of OF
WHEREAS treaty between the United States of America
and her Majesty the Queen of the United Kingdom of Great
specve plenipotentiares Washington day
June last, which treaty is, word for word follows
sirous with her Majesty the Queen of Great Britain avoid
further between their respective citizens
regard of the right fishing
the coasts of British North America by
Great Britain signed at London the goth day of October
1875 and being also DESTROYS regulate the and
and especially between her Majestys possessions
North America and the United States such to
respectively named penpotentiares to confer and
say the President of the United
the United States and her Majesty the Queen of the United
gin and Kncardine Lord Bruce and Egin peer of
Uned Kingdom Knight of the most ancient and most
all her Britannia Maesys provinces the continent of
North America and in and over the island of Prince Ed
wardwho after having communicated to each other their
respective full powers found in good and due FORM have
upon ' Tt ds h @ Lb
that addition to the liberty the
fishermen convention of Ocober2O
1915 OF taking curing and drying fish certain coasts of
the British North American colonies therein defined the
the subjects of her Britannia Majesty liberty to take
fish of every kind except shells, the
Brunswick Nova Scotia Prince Edwards Island and ofthe
several islands thereunto without being restricted
the coasts and shores of those colonies islands
pose of drying their curing their fish provided
that IN so doing they do not interfere with the rights of
private property with British fishermen in the peaceabe
use of part of the said their occupancy
same purpose.
It'll understood that the aforementioned liberty applies
solely to the fishery and that the salmon and shad fish
cries. and all fisheries in rivers aud the mouths of rivers
are hereby reserved, exclusively, for British fishermen.
And 1t is further agreed that in order prevent settle
disputes to the places which the of
elusive right to British fishermen contained in this article
and that of of the United States in the
next succeeding article apply each of the high contracting
parties on the application of either the other SHALL with
IN SIX months thereafter appoint commissioner The
make and subscribe solemn declaration that they will inn
partially and carefully examine and decide to the best of
their judgment according to justice equity with
out fear favor or affection to their country all
such places intended be reserved and excluded
from the liberty of fishing under this and the next
succeeding article and such declaration shall be entered
the record of their proceedings ,.zr. ~ .,, =
The commissioners shall third person to act
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1855-10-06
The Savannah Repu6IScao of Tuesday saws: :

Inc 'oIFdNHiu LIepuOCGcUU OF TUESDAY says:
The weather for the past few days has been
exceedingly warm for the season-warmera in fact,
than it was in July and August. Our hottest days
this year have been in April and September, months
which are ordinarily cool and pleasant.
The rice harvest is progressing satisfactorily
Indeed, the weather, though warm, could not be
more favorable either for rice cotton, in this por
ton Of the State: In other sections the prospect of
the cotton crop is not good, as will be seen by
the following note:
&c Talbot County, Sept. 14.-You had in July We
ry iattering accounts of prospects for a crop.
That up to the middle of July with the cot
ton, but since that time it has been seriously DANA
ged-irst by excessive rains; secondly by the
/" black Rot and the grey lands, caused by an ex-
cess of rain, and thirdly by the boil worm which
has done considerable mischief So with all three
disasters combined, the crop will be cut short of
our once reasonable expectations Notwithstanding
all this, yield will be to the acre than it
was last year. The forward cotton is much better
than the ate the latter is doing nothing and
has not for several weeks past. The farmers are
gathering cotton very fast
j." Our Corn crop is good could ask, for
the land. We still have Old on hand to sell, at
TO cents delivered"
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Beaufort, N. c., Sept. 2sth, 1855.

Superior Court for this County is in sess, on this
week, his Honor, Judge Person, presiding We
have had no opportunity of attending to the bust
pending before the Court but have heard of no
cases of public Importance to be decided.
The judge see is in fine health, and is likely
ito become popular the bench as he was at the
bar. A peculiar favorite of the people in all this
region, we are happy to think that the judicial er-
mine was by no means misplaced when cast upon
the shoulders of Judge Person. Such indeed is not
our individual opinion, merely but is the spirit of
public sentiment freely expressed by all who have
listened, this week, to his learned and elaborated
charge to the Jury, or witnessed the dignity and
urbanity with which he presides aid discharges the
Colds Tribune.
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Dissolution of Co-Partnersllip.

Dissolution of CO-PaTtRfrSiip.
FENHE CO-PARTNERSHIP IERETCEDEt tAlS1-
IL ING under the name of Pulien d Blown lbs ia!
dissolved by mutual consent. j. D. d z. :. fuileh arc
authorized to settle the business o. the cuLc.In.
J. D. PGLLEN,
r. s. PULLEN,
I. c.. BELNIN.
TWNHE SUBSCRIBERS HAVING PURCHASED IhE
IL of f. c. Belvin the Sock Of Goods, noeS
belonging the firm Of Puen Beiyin WI"
continue the business under the Halne OF j. d. d N.
Puen, and design keeping hand large assortment
Hardware, Coach Trimmings, &C., DC. p~
r. s PULLBN.
All persons indebted to the late firm of Pulicn D'
requested make immediate payment 20 me ite
signed. j. u. d X. = fClIL.fS
Raleigh, Sept. 81, 1855 SIT
Superior French Cass. Pants!
OUR ASSORTMENT IN FINE BLACK AND tANCl
NDCass Pants is much better than usual we nav Il
deavored to select styles of Fancy Cass as we t
will please those desire something neat and genee
~ +. l.. HARDING.
~ENTs. FURNISHING GOODS.-JUSTo PhN1
0UED dozen DeJonville Ties, fancy ana pam
doz en- English Cotton u Hose 10 dozen grey ml&eu N
no; I2 dozen superior Silk II dozen Md gloves
OctOberI, 1856 -,sz--; Oh
20 Register and Star copy
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W HaIeVtT INK you SLIIke,
Tenth or ten thousandth, breaks the chain alike"

With an abiding and mistaken hope in the sound
of its tested devotion to the interests of the whole
country; with its unquestioned love for the Union
with its of patriotism and defence embracing ali
sections of the Republic and with the Constitution
as its panoply, all will yet be we'll Patriotism will
never weep in bitter anguish over the ruins of this
Union, while Democracy is the guiding star, bright
like that of Bethlahem, to direct the stormy
sea of governmental experiment
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RH AUTHORITY.

LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES.
Passed at the second sessiop Of the 7rttirG Congress
< the limited IStates.5-
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-11-03
TRIUMPH. Or SCIEJgE !!

Mrs. Pharnunrs Cough Candy Wonder and
Blessing Of The Age. Coughs, Colds and HOarss-
ness cured in from one to tl0elue hours.
M rs. Pharnum's Cough Candy is composed of
Ill twenty-five of the most curative medical
herbs in the materia medica, and can be used
by persons of any age, from the youngest infant
to those most advanced in age, withperiect safety
He that hath an ear to hear, let him hear.
Baltimore, Nov. 10, 1852.
Dear Madam:-The duties of my business
have exposed me 10 coughs, colds, asthma and
pulmonary affections. | have been deprived of
The power of attending to the duties OF my pro-
fesson, and should have been, had it not have
been for the benign effects of your .Nedicated
Candy. tried il but few hours before / be-
gan to reap the advantage of its effects. My
cough and hoarseness soon left me. My Lungs
ARE HEALED, and my appetite greatly improved
|, therefore, have 10 hesitation in adding my
testimony to that Of the many who have expe-
rienced the benefits of your valuable cough
candy. To Mrs. Pharnum.
WILLIAM MERCER.
Price 25 cents per package or 81 80 per doz
For sale by Joseph Entler and E. c. Williams,
Shepherdstown. Nov. &c lS53-1y
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-11-03
FITS ! FITS F.! I!

The Vegetable Extract EpiIeptic Pills for the cure
ofIIis Spasrls, Cramps and all Nervous and Con-
stitutional Diseases.
Dersons who are laboring under this distressing
L malady will find the Vegetable Epileptic Pills
to be the only remedy ever discovered for curing
Epilepsy, or Falling Fits. These Pills possess
specific action on the nervous system; and, al
though they are prepared especially for the pur-
cial benefit for. all persons afflicted with weak
nerves, or whose nervous system has been pros
trated or shattered from any cause whatever.
In chronic onplants or diseases of long stand
ing. superinduced by nervousness, they are eA-
ceedingly beneficial. Price SO per box or two
boxes for So. Persons out of the city, encio-
sing a remittance will have the Pills sent them
by mail, free Of postage. For sale by SETH s
HANcE, No. l0S Baltimore st. Baltimore, 10
whom orders from all parts of the Union must
be addressed postpaid For sale by JOSEPH
eNrLER and F.. C. WILLIAMS, Shepherdstown.
November &c 1853. l-Y
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-11-03
An Astonishing Cure.

Baltimore, May l0, 1898.
Dear Sir have been afflicted for the last
seven years with General Weakness, prostra-
ton, sour stomach. dyspepsia, costiveness, ex
treme nervousness and headache, brought on, as
believe, originally by taking large quantities OF
lrlercury, which nearly terminated my life. Sew
eral physicians were employed, and great ma
ny medicines to no purpose. Among the rest
were numerous Tinctures, .sarsaparilas aud
other medicines advertised for the same purpose
yours .4nd at last friend of the family reques
ted me to try your DR.. Chalmers sanaiive
Tncture, which did, with 10 hope that it
would operate with any better effect than the
others, but rejoice, and feel my heart expand
towards you, my dear sir, when | inform you
have not yet taken three bottles, and already en-
Joy better health than for 20 years previous OF
this date Costiveness, headache, nervousness,
piles, dyspepsia, all are gone, and have not the
least doubt it will ultimately restore me to com
plete health. shall ever take pleasure in re-
commenting il to others troubled in like man
ner. With my best respects,
CHARLES DUNN,
M 4 d.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-11-03
HANCE'S SARSAPARILLA
BLOOD PILLS H..

What is that principle which we call the
w blood The blood is that principle by
which the whole system is regulated There
fore if the blood becomes impure general de-
rangement Of the system must ensue.
Baltimore, July %, l65l-This is to certify
that was afflicted with violent pain in the
breast and right arm which suppose proceed
ed from the impure state of my blood. | was
recommended to take Hance's. Sarsaparilla or
Blood Pills, and after taking one box the pain
was entirely removed from my breast and arm
found them extremely gentle in their opera
ton and would recommend them 10 every per-
son in want of a mild purgative.
Patrick ROCHE,
No. % Conway St between Howard & Eutaw.
In purchasing these pills let me add one word of
caution; always ask for Hance's Pills, and pur-
chase of none but those advertised and IL con-
yenient call and see the proprietor himself
For sale by Seth S. Hanee, lOo Baltimore St
Baltimore, and in Shepherdstown by Jos. Entler
and F. C. Williams. Price 70 cts per box.
November &c, 1853. lily
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FURTHER PROOF !!

Further Proofs offhe Efficacy Of Hdnct'S
COMPOUND Syrupof Hoarhound in re-
lieuing afflicted Mnn!
MIR. GEORGE T. W4RRLNG1'0 residing
in York street, Federal Hill, Baltimore, was
attacked with violent cough and sore throat,
after irving many remedies, was induced by
friend to use Hance's Compound syrup Of iloar-
hound and before using one bottle was entirely
cured.
.4nOtLer, yet more astonishing Mrs ..Henr;et-
ia Merrick, residing in MonuUeDt street, be-
tween Canal and Eden streets, was attacked
with severe cough and pain in the breast
which was so intense, that II extended TO the
shoulders, she was afflicted also with pain IN
the side. After trying many remedies Size was
pursuad"d by friend TO use llance' s Compound
syrup of Hoari. )und and after using three doses
she experienced great relief, pnd before she had
finished the bottle was entirely cured. Price
81 cents per bottle or 6 bottles for 81 So For
sale by Seth Hanee. 100 Baltimore street;
Baltimore; aud in ShePherGstown by Z. C. Mi.
hams and Joseph EHfter. Nov. rs. l85y-Iy