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G.. CARRIER & CO..

Nam .. bctwecn Wnter and Frsf, kEUkIk, IA.
w H0nESALE dealers in Dry Goods. Hardware
w Boots, Shoes, &c. Having received our Spring
Try dealers.
Among other things, we have large assortment
of all approved grades Of Cloths and ea,inets red,
white, yellow. twllied and plain Flannels a great
veriety and all qualities Of plain and plaid Ln.eys:
large stock Of all kinds of Notions well assort-
ed and extensive stock of Boots and Shoes n large
stock Of Prints, and extensive stock Of ,tton
Pants stuffs
keokuk, April IL, lS55.-aly
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-
FIorR.--conimon grades unchanged; medium
shilling lower; sales, 5000 bhIs 81 ,o6n7 10 for
common to state 81, a1as 90 fr extra do. and
l24GI9,00 for mixed 10 choice western; nothiug in
Canadian dull and heavy.
Wheat duh and lower. demand for milling quite
limited sales, 6DoO bus; sea IS for red South
ern; l,97ta205 for white.
kye quiet, ,0sMl,l0.
Corn market unchanged sales 200 bus sJ6s
50 for damaged s7tn8s for sound western mixed.
Oats dull 54(a,J fr old state.
Pork sales, l,40o bbs, 22,3S for now mess 10 80
for prime.
Beef steady.
Lard b.tter sales, 200 bbls., ul0il9.
Whiskey; sales 400 bbls Ohio, 43tfdii.
Stocks lower and dull. Money fair demand old
rates Erie X. r. 5li; Harlem 2ss; Q. G. & G. lU9--
Panama II. X. 1914; G. 4 T.s5s Albany Extension
bonds o5; n. Y. c. r. r. 99t; q and Chi ilol
BWffal0 Market. August 3Oth.
Flour more active; receipts good, ma-ke; % low
er; sales, 2.40o bbls; 7,ooa7,7b for common extra
Michigan and Ohio.
Little doing in Wheat; receipts good holders
above buyers vcws sales, 1900 bush Indiana bags
60 for white Wisconsin, and ! ,S5 for Canadian.
Corn active and lower; sales, 30 600 bush; 10
afoat, 75i from store free 10 boat
Canal freights firm; Corn IL! to New York.
Rcceip.s-FIour, 5,s73 bbls Wheat, 80 ,93l Germ
80 ,a29; Oats, ,i4U
Canal Esports-Whsat, Il,lso Corn, a,s2s !;
Oats, ,00o
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FOR NALE

vINHE most valuable property in kcokuk- -
l. The ~. Charles uote.-the largest build
ing in Keokak except the Public School House
and situated in the very best place in the city for
Hotel, and long and fAvorahly known ss one Of the
bsst in the Stale, ia now offered for ssle on favora-
BILE term. RANKIN 4 MILLER.
Jniy Is. Iss5.---d6wtf
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COMsTOCK & BROS.
Keokuk Stove Foundry!

AeOKuk 6COvo kou0ory!
WOOD, ESTES a Co.,
LAYING established SrovE FouSDRY in -
] i the city of keokuk, which is now in
successful operation, are prepared to FIJI or-s
ders for various styles of Parlor and Cook
Stoves among which is the ..Republic' Cook Stove,
patented in 1884, having . movable hack plate
with an air chamber between il and the oven plate
the ordinary size taking in twe-feet Qood,s and in
every respect superior article. Our Crescent .
Premium Stove is also made fur long wood, in a
heavy and substantial manner, and all Of our heat
ing stoves are of new and improved patterns, both
for wood and coal.
We respectfully call the attention Of dealers
throughout the pes MONIES Valley and the adioin-
ing country to stock of Stoves and assure them
that sell as cheap they can buy any where
in the west.
Odd pieces for Patterns can always be had
free Of cost when broken by FIRE, at our Foundry
CORNER OF 18th AND JOHNSON.
We also have large assortment of Tin Ware
Hollow Ware, Stove Trimmings, Sugar Kettles Dog
Irons, Crates, &c, &c., ut shops.
NrNBEHs tt AND 81 MAfy STREET
Give call and encourage HoNE MASurAc-
rrREs. WOOD, ESTES co.
keoknk, july Is, 1898. Wv
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RRYSIIES.
Farmers take Notice.

Farmers take Notice.
ID EICHER has on hand and will furnish to
der Zimmerman celebrated Separator for
Thrashng Cleaning. Screening and Baggng grain
ready for market Ii will thrash and clean from
500 to 500 bushels per day, and has taken the pre-
MUM at the Crystal Palace, New York, and at the
STATE Fairs of Maryland, Virginia, Indiana, Hi
nos, BE. Orders will be thankfully received, and
communications will receive prompt attention.
Residence on Fulton Street, between I'd and Sd.
p. EICHER.
keoknk. AprlI 10, I855--ddw.
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GOOD MEDICINES.

II is estimated that AYER's s
CHERRY PEcronAL AND CArnAR-
TIC PILLS have done more to pro-
more the public health, than any
other ono cause. There can b, nc
question that the Cherry p, otoral
has by its thousand on thou and
cures Of Colds, Coughs, Asthma
rrpup Tnffuaurn Rrunchit,s kc
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The QrIScY DAILY WHic comes to US ee-
arged to y column paper, and much i'm
proved in appearance generally. We like
to see the Whig prosper, aud are pleased
with this additional evidence Of its flourish
ing condition, and the enterprise of its very
clever proprietors.
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Opcntng Of the Public schools.
The fall term OF the keokuk Public School

opens to-day.
The Board Of Directors arc entitled to the
gratitude Of the community for the prompt
ness, energy and faithfulness manifested by
them in their efforts to complete the school
building, settle up the affairs of the dis
trict, and organize competent corps Of
teachers for our public schools. The Direc-
tors have performed their part, the building
put in order, the affairs Of the district put in
fair trim for settlement, teachers employ
ed, and every other necessary arrangement
made for opening the school under the most
favorable auspices. 1t now only remains
for the parents to do their part in order to
have one of the largest and best schools in
the State.
We trust. therefore, that those who have
children to send to school will send them
at once, that our entire juvenile population
may be classified and put to their studies in
due time, according to the grade of their
several attainments. In order TO secure reg
ularity in attendance ii will be seen from the
card issued under the authority of the Di-
rectors, that absence two half days in any
one week forfeit a pupils place in the
school
The Principal Of the school, Mr.. kimball,
is very competent and successful teacher,
and under his charge, we doubt not that the
youth Of keokuk may all obtain first rate
education in our public school, provided only
that parents will do their duty in sending
them regularly and punctunlly.
The daily Gate City., 1855-09-03

NTKAf Ed from the PtAntatioa q tho suhoclihsr
- three weeks ago, large hisek marc sbout M
teen and half hands high, square hippsA -
heavy made, hve yease old distspring, thin in Assh
leced, unshod, and was, when she left little ten
der in her front feet. l will pay the shove named
reward - any person that will deliver her 70 m6 ia
st. Frahcisville, Missouri, to Mr.. RObb, On the
farm on String Prairie, formerly owned and occu-
pied by Levi Millcdge WM. s. ALLEN
yr,l, /.
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T. J. & J.. M. RICE.

M HoLEsALE Grocers and dealers in Iron
w Steel, Blacksmith Tools, Baggs Trimming.
&e., &C. have in store and arrive full and com
plee stock Of goods in their line consisting in par,
n follows, which they offer 10 the trade at the los
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Shaving a Hair Cutting Extraordi-

SHAMpooNfNG AGAEEABbY PERFORMED.
y The fayorite 5ao0n Of George Cabus, Oh Main
street, below Parsons Bank, presents attrae-
tions to the cHizens of keokuk. Having obtained
assistants IN my buness superior 10 any before
employed in this city, invite the patronage of the
community, ~ / satisfied that can shaye clean
er, cut hair more handsomely, and shafnpoon with
more dsxterity than any barb.r in the State of Iowa
Composition challenged GEORGE CABLs.
August %, ls55.-iy iydawGm
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TROY ACADEMY.
'INHE next Term Of this Institution will commence
i on Wednesday, September lQth, and continue
eleven weeks under charge of
}. PrrEn, as Principal, and Teacher in Greek and
Mathematics.
HENRY RIEs, A. b., Prof. in Latin ard Rhstoric
Miss NJ j. PIpER Teacher OF Drawing and Paint
ing.
TERAs.
Preparatory, S. 50
Higher Engiish, 500
Languages, $50
Drawing and Painting, extra.
Books and Stationery furnished to the 6tudents ..
reasonable rates by the Principal.
j. PIPER, Princip1l.
AUGUST % tS55-3m
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Candles.
$50 bss Mould Candies, keoknk manufacture.
10 do Star do
For ~ " cLE0uoRN HARRISON.
April &, 1s35.
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Lumber at the Pine Mill.
fISuE Subscribers have constantly hand a sup
1 ply Of
DRESSED FLOORING.
Also, Fencing Boards and Fencing pickets, Siding
and a general assortment of dimension stuff
Mill and Lumber Yard ut the foot Of Second ST. ,
keokuk, Town. HIATT 4 HARBINE
April z, 1893. dlm&wiy
Snck Salt.
EslVE thousand bags e. A. Salt heavy aud full
l. heached and in fine order, now landing from
steamer Adratc, aud for sale by
CLEGH0RN 4 HARRISON.
june ?, 1855. d6t&w
House wanted.
4 SMALL house, to be fenantod by q small
Z \ genteei family. A lease would be taken a.
Apply - this office. -
August }, 1850
Rruttsl
q x BOXES choice Layer Rnisius, whole half AM,
81 quarter boxes, 1000 ihv fresh zaate Cursanfs,
10 easss citron, % cases frssh pY4oe ~ sale ~
js5oi VIC. W4xH0u6EH
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WAnDES's OrFICE, Iowa PExiTKx7IAnY.
FL. Madison, August I'd, l0o3.
NEALED proposals will be received BY ~ Waap4
- Of the Iowa Penitentia5y, at his olss, sAttf00e
first day Of October next for furnishing suppaaoG ~
the same, for the fiscal year oo0nsnsinG Osists ~
1855. To b. delivered ~ follow:
1900 heavy pork, December LIST.
1900 corn fed beef, Dec. lst.
100 pairs coszse mens' shoes, ASSORTED sizes, frun
TO IL, Nov. lss
100 pairs wooden socks, - pain. November lst, -
January lst 1855.
80 barrels fine four, barrel per week, n ~
month
l25 bushels meal 10 bushel per month.
100 I" Irish potatoes, 20 bu. November l, -
April lst, 1856
90 bushels white beans, 10 busAsls Eovsmhar LII.
10 March lst, 1855.
barrels N. 0. molasses, November lss, :
April lst, 1856
bbls cider vinegar, 2 Nov. l, 1 April l, 1855.
sacks q. A. Salt, Nov. lst.
barrel lard Oh, do
boxes star candles, Nov. l, 2 April /, 1855.
chest Y II. tea, Nov. 1st.
sacks Rio coffee, Nov. lst, April lss, 1Stl.
l25 oak wood, rs cords Dec. 1st 15 coss Ian.
lat, 70 cords Feb lst rs cords March LIST, Is eern
April lat, 1855.
10 pieces stout brown shrtins, Nov lat.
10 tarrels mess pork, April lst, 1856.
The bids to be opcned by the Inspector q reourod
10y section 3l323 Of the code Of Iowa. BY which thsy
will be governed in accepting rejecting IL snme
Separate bids will be conrdered end 50 pnr out a
ths amount Of accepted bid will be paid In ninety
days after the delivery Shove. The balance In
ninety days thereafter
FRANCIS A. BARKER,
Aug -, iso5.--wH Warden Iowa Penitentiary.
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Denmark Academy.

ffNIIE Fall Term commences September 5th and con-
i tinues fourteen weeks.
full Board Of experienced and permanent Toach-
ers Is now connected with this Institution.
The best inducements are offered those wishing
thorough instruction in the Classics in Erepch in the
English and the Ornamental Branches.
boarding house is open for young ladies' and il
is intended to oter them Of education n full
and thorough as can be obtained Mt any Female SOM
mary.
For further particulars, circulars, apply TO the
Principal H. K RDSON.
Denmark, August %. 1S55-3tw
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Norfolk, July Il.
FLOUR-supcrfne. 10 75i
Family. Extra, II 50@il75
Obituary.

DEPARTED this life suddenly, June 81, 1868, at the
residence Of her husband, Mr. Vim Nash Whitfield, in
Bladen country, N. G., Mrs. ExELIsE McKAY WnlrTEp
daughter of Mr.. Archibald and Mrs. Mary B. Mckay,
aged 81 years, months and IL days.
Mrs. Whitfield connected herself with the Presbytc.
rican church at an early period Of her e and for Sc
ycral years past she held her membership with St.
pauls church, Robson county, N. G. Her piety was
deep earnest, decided and uniform. Argus
Died, in Greensborough, Of Typhoid Fever, on Wed.
day morning July 18th, Miss MARY MARGARET Mex.
DouB, second daughter Of Rev. r. Doub. Miss Doub
was graduate Of Gseenshorough Female College, and
young lady Of devoted pic.y. Only two weeks ago.
she came among us to spend the vacation from
her school, Bot now she has Joined the celestial host
whose central Sun Is that God she SO delighted to
serve. i is our loss, but her eternal gain. Pat
Died. in Guilford country on the nh inst, Of niam.
nation Of the bowels, JOHN B.. second son of Dr. Ro.
bert w. and Julia Glenn, aged ihlee years and three
moaths wanting five days.
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m SYPHILIS, sCROFrLA AND DISEASED
BLoOD.--For these terrific diseases. Carter. snauish
Mixture Is the only spcrihc.
The proprirtor. have in their possession over one hun
dfrd certificates II the mot e1iIsotdinlr, cures effected
b. Il.
We refer % The certificate of Richard Adams. late
High sheriff u Richmond. Va; Edwin Burton. Com.
missioner ofihe Revenue Coz Richmond General WerL
u The Mammoth Circus; DR.. Hundley, of Washington
City; Nj. VIM. A. Matthews. and c. D. Luck. Esq. o
hrhmond, Va; Mr. Z. BOWEN. Exchange Hotel Va.
and host Of Others who have case. of the wor.
description cufed BY Carriers Spanish Miaiue. They
III certify thai 4 i The greatest purifier Of the blood
known.
see aJsrii-emeni.
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LATE FROM EUROPE.

New York, July II.
The steamer Pacific arrived here This NON.
ing with Liverpool dslcs 70 The 30lh June.
The Paciir's news coasis,s wholly a( details
10 regard TO the recent repuse. The repalse "
the Allies has mol materially damaged them. The
position OF affairs is considered satisfactory.
The ls,es, dates from Damascus were 10 the
2nd.
The Total fN.s cf the AN;es on The 18Th was
over 5000. The army nevertheless is 10 good
spirits and preparing for snn.hef assault.
| Correspondence from the seat OF war is only
to the l4hl. No farther battles have occurred
on land or sea.
Aus ria conauues 70 disband her army.
STILL fusTHER.
The English and French reciprocaly blame
each other Coz The recent disasters al Sebaslo.
POI.
Gen. palessier'- d, spa,,hes stale that the For,
would soon be completely invested. The Allie.
re'ain csses.ion ~ ths round lower in the Ce.
aseIeries, aud al.o the Mumelon tower.
The cholera Is playing sad havoc among The
troops OF the French in the Crlnea.
Gouschakof's dispatches 10 his government
staIe that the fire Of the Allies Is daily becom>
ing weaker: aud that all the Allied troops which
crossed The rchernaya had returned.
Tie very latest - Palmers,on from T.nri
Raglan. denies that he had asked To be recalled.
The old veteran had been sick. bu, was reco.
rering.
A despatch from the Baltic dated the 25,h,
states that Swedbo'g had been bombaried. by
! The Allied Fleets, and Ill The stores destroyed.
ilango. where the late hnrrihle as.acre was per-
pelraied. had also been bonbaIded
I 10 regard to the massacre al IIanqo. the Rus.
sans admit that the boat Of the English sloop II
war cosssck. displayed flag Of tiure, but the,
fe; rel lrrachery--hence The hnicliery.
Great movement. were taking place among
/ tie Allied spaulrons.
The grea, Fast India mail arrived al Mar.eil.
les on Ffidsy.
Dates from Yarn,. mp 10 Thursday The e9,h.
represent Generals Browne, Pennefather and
CnIdingon a. sick.
pat IL The iorrgo legion, furnished b.
England. hid arrived al Tie Cnmea.
The London Saturday Times states that tie
Emperor Alesand is seriously il. The King
Of P,ussi. had -lso been II for some time, and
his rrign. u l. thought, is f-pldly drawing 10 q
clnse.
Toe East lndia mails hing dates from Cal.
cula 4, The 18Th Of Mar from Hong Kong d
the 10Th. aud Canton To the slh. There IL
nnihirg new. The l dian trade was duh. aud
money tight. A famine prevailed IN many paris
81 China. There had been considerable tight.
ING. with varying success.
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NoRwEonS CosyIcTs ~ NTw FcRK.--In a
late issue 81 Galigrani there iss paragraph
evidently not Intended for the Americas mar.
ket. II conveys TO Us the intelligence that
a society has been established at Drammen,
10 Norway, to supply iiaersied convicts with
the means Of immigration irem t!ieir migrate.
ful oeantry Ia this land oiliberty. Already,
we are teld. this snciety has seat out thirty
eva persons who are doing well, although in
what branch 81 theG profession they have en-
gagged, we are snsh!e TO state. n. Y. Herald
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ArrEaRascgs DrcrITrtL.--aI . table De
hoit ons ~ The compsny Vas showing very
rare gold coin. which MAS passed round lie "a
Die on plate, and gave fise 10 many SUPPOSE.
lions 80 10 is age. country. value, &C.. The
conversation lien gradually banrhed III 10 nth.
er whjrcis. tiIl the CON was forgotten, and on
lie owner asking for i. 10 The surpnse of al il
was mol 10 be found. A gentlemen si,i,ng 81 The
loul u lilo table was observed 10 he IN much
ssiialion, and his embarrassment seemed 10 in.
crease wish the continuance Of The seanh. TIE
cJmpsny were stoul 10 propose q very die.
agreeable messue. when suddenly waiter en-.
tered ihs mom saying. +. Here 70 p,e coin, the
cook has just foundiI ~ one o. his finger glass.
co." The relief 10 III ass msniiest, and INV
tie suspected stranger lvr The 6sl time spoke
- follows:
Gsniltmts nom Of ,ou cJn ryoict mere
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DRrss.--I, has already been stated Tia, Tile
Honorable Mss Murray, sister ii Scotch Duke,
aud aaid " honor 10 Queen Victoria. is on ST.
sit 10 his cauniry, An exchange pager says:
Her Faux and cordial manners. her inelli.
gsnre and great kindness Of heart. have secured
her many friends. She appears, however. 10
have hreH struck ~iih amax eiaeni al the esir.-
vagaw. expenditures, the helplessness. and tie
III health Of that uai,,rtunse class of beings.
,he fashionable women oI our rifles. Mis- Mur-
tss, like the fashionable women Of Europe. dress
asinly TIA, |, probably costs her less TO dccss
a whole year ,hsH many New York lady
rspend- f.r hak doEcn kaa6kerkieis. iis =
secuted thing ~ Ewrore. that exiravagalre IN
dress is ire viTy rxueme Of yulsariy. aud IS
never iudulRed in except sy lhn.e wless only
c,aiw to d,sliDe'iJn Is their length Of purse.
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T A xES

"A "A "a -
WILL attend at the following times anl places Il
collect the Taxes fol the year 1854;
AT Mason Hall, on Tnesday the 10Th day Of July.
Cedar Grove on "Wednesday the ith.
J., NJ. & Z. b. Parslls Store, on Thursday the l:th
Joseph w. Mckee's, on Friday ihe 18Th.
Hillshorough, on Saturday the l4lh.
Red Mountain. on Monday The 10Th.
Moize & Mangums, on Tuesday the i7th.
Webbs q Douglass Factory, on Wednesday the ls,h.
Wilkerson's Store, on Thursday The 10Th.
William N. Pralts or Friday the 10th.
Asa D. Gunlcr's on Saturday the 2lst.
1 William Ticc's, on Tuesday The 24lh.
Chapel Hill, on Wednesday the 25ih.
Thomas Longs on Thursday the 26lh.
White Cross, on Friday the 9Th.
Thomas ]. Cales's, on Saturday the 2sh.
Hisborongh, on Monday the both. 10 collect the
Town lakes.
Inc Magistrates appointed 10 take the Tux Isl for
1859. and Assessors 10 the Lands will attend a.
tho same times aud places in their respective Districts
All persons owning land will be required 10 list the
same IN the district in which il lics.
RICIlD. NJ. JONES, Sheriff.
June ed, 1855. a3-3w
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INGENIOUS RAscALiTy.--A wine merchant in
Paris recently renewed a note 80 follows:
Sir--For some time sou h.ve been robbed
AT retail; We have nov resolved 10 rob sou b.
wholesair. hereby notify yon that, to.mor,
row night. should you not a,op, measures 10 pre-
ven, il. y"nr celier will be cniirely drsin,,l.
"Sarfe" cried The merchant. and he loaded
his pistols and al the oppon,ed night de.ce, d..
ed nio ,he cellar. and seated himself between
,so ainec ca ks. Everyihiag in she cellar remain,
ed safe. bui on re,uraing home IN the morning.
he found every room 10 his house raed. al
hs p ate. money and els.hes parloined. The
thieves had persuaded him To take care Of his
cellar while ,hey should rob his house.
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French paper has the following: AT
Balakla,a. every day. the bands Of the gar
ri.on give concerts 10 the square. The birds
who know very well the huur when the mu.
sical spiree in the open air commences. as.
semblc IN innumcrable multitudes upon the
trees and roofs Of houses. The FIRST piece i
heard in proioand silence; but The moment
the second piece begins. the winged song.
stcrs join in. aud make such hub5ub. that a
au;e az oboe solo can scarcely be heard TWEEN.
~ feet or"
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Texas LiTE.-Galsrstnn papers DO not ri, e
a pleasant picture Of life in Texas Just now.
They say that Grasshoppers 10 countless mil
lions aeie sweeping n,er The fields IN The
Guadalupe and San Antunio valleys. They
are followed up by immense hoeks Of a pc.
culiar kind Of bird which feeds upon them.
Urasshoppcr.are not the unlypests out there,
The same papers state that at recent sitting
II the Grand Jury 81 Travis county over f,ro
hundred bills pr indictment we're found a.
gainst citizens of the State Tor forging land
certificates and warrants Pow. Oh.
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DEarH FROM TicK fiITg.--Wc learned
from one u our ply sicians The other day. tina,
4 gentleman u this county died about week
ago from the bite Of a tick. The same man
has had. IN the course 81 his life, his leg bro,
ken in two places. several Of his ribs broken
and severed from the spine, aud his whole
body smashed fiat By the falling uf heavy gin
timbers upon him. All TIL, lie survived. and
got we'll 10 die of tick bite. Truly In the
midst Of life We are in death.
MarthsH 7egasl k,ridisa.
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than myself Al he recovery al he coin; fnr
picture 20 yourself my painful slluaiion; by !
angular coincidence, | have du, .lic4te Of lhe
same coin IN my purse! there showing il 10 the
company.) The idea that on the personal search,
which would probably be propnsed. would be
taken for the pnrloiner Of lie coin. added ID The
fac, that am stranger here. with no one Ia
yonch Tor may integrity, had aimo-, driven me
distracted. The honesty of the cook, and a
lcky acrident has saved my honor. The
friendly congratulations If The company soon
efAced The remembrance Of their unjus, saspi,
ci0us.
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rETrgS CT THE Jkws.-We see il stated
q Il Sir Moses MantehOre, who latel, passed
through Vienna on his way To Palestine. gors
there 10 purchase large district in the couu-
Try. 10 settle upon i the Jewish paupefs Of
Jerusalem. Eventual, his purpose is 10 sci.
tie there also. all those jews who feel inciin-
ed 10 return to the country &c their ancestors.
This IS, perhaps. the FIRST practical effort yet
made at procuring a return Of that vide scat.
tered race.
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WTAS. nervous. depressed In spirits. and prey 10
innumrtise mental well rs physical evils. the vic.
tim 10 dyspepsia Is indeed an object Of administration
Yet !, Is absurd for him 10 despair. We care not how
low ueak, nervous. sud irritable he may he Tie cordial
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