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play the supple and subsefvieut tool Of
Snngfe,low, Atchi:on. Pierce s. Co, in
subllctins Kansas TO the STAKEHOLDER s
domination
A more fit sci, ction for Tier parlos c
could not have been found.
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The University's Family Remedies

SSliEp under the seal. Sanction and Authority
l of the University If Free Medicius and popmisr
knowledge. chartered by the state Of Pennsy Ivan
April -, 1888, with capital II -l01. ooo, mainly
for the purpose Of nrresting the evils Of spurions
and Worthless Nostrums also. for supplying the
community with reliable remedies wherever n com
pctent Physician cannot Will not hs employed .-
THIS Institution has purchased from Dr. jcns X.
EowAsp, his celebrated
ROW AND'S TONIC MIXTURE.
known for upwards of twenty-five years the
ony snrc and safe FIR Fever and eue. Ac..
and has measurable reWcdy for Bowel Complaints,
Rowand's Compound syrnp Of Blackberry Root.
which highly approved aud pepuiat remedies, TO.
cethcr with the University : Kennedy for Complaint.
If the Lungs; the Uaiser-ity !. Remedy for Dyspp
s,a or Indigestion; the tnsefsils's Rsme-y for
Festive bowels aisn. tbs University 4 Almanac may
be had. ~ the Brunch III r. irssry, ~tore of
MCKINNEY 4 RUNNER, keokak.
Aueust " isa5
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NIANtFACTJRERs aud Wholesale Dealers in
vi Hats, Gaps, Furs and Bouncts No. 22T Main
street first door north Of the lank If Missouri.
Tie subscribers once more call the attention If
their friends aud al who in want of article in
thcir line 60 their large stock Of Goods manufse-
ured expressly for the Western trade, and will re.
eciye. weekly, by Express, all new styles which aI
pear ~ the Eastern markets
beg leave to call attention 10 our large asFort
ncnt of N TX aud satin Bonneis.
From long experience IN trade, tftfeeh gsa,F
10 this city feet confident that the selection of
Go,ds make, h suited and adapted particularly
this mar ket; and respectfully solicit es
animation Of stock, hsing determined 10 offer
such inducements will make il desirable to do
business with
II. 4 X. II. WHfTTEMoEE q CT.
y B.-The highest market price paid III rash, for
Furs and pelri.c.
Aa...laf lAtE III n
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NAISilINe; = nov IIaf We haze ju.t received pr
w EApros- IL dozen SIT Has 81 superior quail
rs At th ..Grea. western Emporium
T. + III MPIREY GAGE.
Auytt II 1850
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I HAVE III tore l,,rs. Grnd-toncs marked "T'ay
| Ior Mckee. Is not called Tor within thirty
day hey VIII be so.d o pay charge.
]. Il. COPELJN.
Kcokuk, August II, 1853. Ind
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B(DNNE'r<.
DAVIS & PRICE.
HOUSE, SIGN Am RNAnENTAI
l'tlNHllsS.

ERttNERS GHpERS. GLAIIEEs AND PA
NJ ptr liaur,rs.
shop on S,utl, ID Blond at hstm s,u Fourth and
Fifth street..
Having r1mmrno II TIC above insiness in all IT.
branch they Solicit hare II pa,Faiagr.
Al nr'tars promptly ATTENDED u.
knukuk. Auga -, fsa5. d3m
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shaving 4 Hair Cutting Extraordi-

CHAMPooNING AGREEABLY PERFORMED
- TIE fayorite Saloon Of George Cabus, Oh Main
street below Parsona Bank, present. nov attrac-
tions % the eitx ms Of keohuh Having obtained
H. sisaut, IN my business superior b amy ever btfre
employ a IN this city inyit the patronage II the
community as | am satisisd thar can shave clean
OH cu, hair more handsnmev ultA -hampoW with
more xt nifty than any barrier Ill t}4 STATE ~ Iowa
Cunipetrfion challenged GEORGE Cab ;.
mn. q OF IS11 III ,sG,n
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T.. ". us,:iI.

riety IT Papier Nsehie. koss.ih and Landscape
Gases, Of all sizes and styies which will tc sold
cheaper than ever before offered IN this market
either 10 Artists filled with lif.-ike miniatures.
Cali and sc them at tbs Sky Light Rooms, 81
Main Street.
August I6 IstJ Il
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IL The receipts of the Pennsylvania
Railroad for the month OF July last
amounted TO s3o' ,6l6.34. During the
same month last year the receipts were
f@o9,93o 81. increase, $98,2lG
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BOOK BINDERY

FITIIE subscriber having fitted up
/ an extensive Riudery in the .Ezyrlraaka
city ef kcukuk, Iowa mo. 10 CkkaE q
Ma 81, mp stars j naw pre-
pared to execute all .rdgrs ia his line in the most
work inanlikr manner. Periodicals, Music Book,
Pamphlet, Sc, bound, AMI old Books rebound in
any variety ut fylc.
Having . superior stock ~ materials fpr the man
ufacture OF Blank Book, particular attention Will
be- gwen ~ the orders a Merchants, Banker.
Steamboats,. and County OFIcnr. Al blank book,
will be PACED when desired, AMI warranted IN every
respect.
Also Oh hand q stock II superior stationery.
J.. II. NESTtoTI.
LII ADAMS, Agent
August t. 1890. d&siy
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CUNNY Memories in Foreign Lands, by II. r.
- stove; Newsboy-equal TO the Lamplight
err Katharine Ashton; Journey 10 Central AT
RIGA, by Baysfd Taylor For sale by
GRAHAM & CAVE.
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CASH CROCAERl HOUSE,
q q 4 l. DS e. elliot
Importers and Jobbers Of


Importers and Jobbers Of
EurthenmaYe. China and Glassware,
No. Io5 z ar Street, aud No. 81 Chambers ST.,
NEW YORK,
w OuLD say to Merchants and Dealers gem
w orally that, having established CASH
HousE m tins branch Of trade, they are fully
convinced thai they car sell CRrcKfRy ctr, AT
such prices u pay the purchaser fine pr of
II TO retail. Experience has proved very con.
clusvely to rs that, oy adhering strictly to the
cash system, we can afford 10 sei from ten 10
twenty per cent below The regular eredi, trade
prices.
To this end We ask an examination o: cur
styles and prices, list Of which will DO for
wardcl by mail to anv party desiring.
Eirthenware, By the Invoice, single package,
or very carefully repscked for the
COUNTRY TRADE.
July 81, 1855 dly
j. " NORRIS,
A r r q " " r Y 4 n l. A w,
oTrrMwA. wAFELLO COUNTY, IOWA.
JaiY 2i, 1879.
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CLOVER HOUSE

d. w. G l. OV YER,
Corner of Walnut and Second Streets,
MUScATlNE, IOWA.
~ Office OF the Upton, Marion, Davenport
and Oskaloosa Stage Lmes.
March %, 1858.
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Carriage Mandatory,

On Johnson Street bet,ceen LIST and I'd
BY OBRYAN, X co.
III AVlNG permanently establish Y
IL ed ourselves in Keokuk with ar
ample supply Of tbs very best mate. w "
rial for the manufacture Of Carriages. Buggics,
Gigs ard Hacks. prepared 10 make all ar
ticles IN our line III the very best style and OF the
choicest material, on reasonable terms sat
prompt notice.
May 25, 1885. dly
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St Louis, MO, Fall Trade, 1855
~. a X. Is. wHITTEMORE 4 co.

HORACE wHIrrENeHE, Nstr l0fk
HosERrB. wHirTEAoRE, ., ts.
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$500, 00o REWARD.
NOTICE ID hereby given that tho one third in
terest of the Keokuk and Hamilton Ferry,
together with ths la1d belonging 10 the same, 10
offered for sale.
For fertber particulars enquire of
Iuiv2-dt j. III X LLOYD &CO
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G. oBERToP,

HEEPSa stack ofFamlly Groceries, avarietyo
II Toys, 81 an assortment VI Musical instri-
msnts, for SITE on Main street, bet ~esn second
aud thu d. tnsr1Sss
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An Entertainment and Concert

Admission 1Aentx -kINe Lent, emily
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1855-02-28
FOR TIE SPIRIT OF TIE ACE.
ENFIELD, N. c., Feb. Dist, 1854.

ENFIELD, n. O., Feb. DIST, 1854.
Knowing your in~dofatigable labors in the
cause Of Temperance, and the interest you
feel in its progress, | here send you u slight
sketch Of II most charming address on the
subject, delivered by one of Natures most
gifted sons.
Thursday 10th was a lovely day teachers
and pupils, and most Of the citizens of our
little village, assembled atthe hour ofl2, n. m,
anticipatingar rare treat. Nor were we disap-
pointed for one hour and ten minutes DIR.
y. s. Z. Brown held his audience entranced.
Never WIS the cause In more able hands, or
more ably and beautiful portrayed.
After announcing his subject, and bring
ing forth some entirely new arguments to
sustain it, he introduced q most pathetic
scene, to which he has eye witness, showing
the humiliating and debasing tendency of
that demon from P~dRdem0Hium ; afterwards
he gave us a view Of the exalted destiny of
man. With tho telescope of Faith. he car
ried his hearers ~ into the observatory on
Mt. Calvary, and then with gentle hand he
looped back the curtain which disclosed the
grandeur and magnifcence Of Heaven
the kings, principalities and powers the
glorious company Of martyrs the general
assembly Of the first born the countless
throngs Of those who through much chas-
tening have been made white in the blood of
the Lamb the celestial choirs with their
united burst Of harmony, enrapturing the
ear the millions Of angels and arch angels
that surround the throne, and lastly, the
the Throne with the Savior, himself, who by
his ineffable love, purchased this home for
man. Can he then, made in the image Of
his God, debase himself to the condition of
an %outcast, and 30 forfeit all claim to such a
destiny?
The subject was an exalted one, second
onlyto religion in its redeeming and purifying
effects. So pure and lovely a goddess was
Temperance, that words were inadequate to
a portrayal Of her virtues. With one arm
extended, she raised the husband and father
from the dregs Of society, placed him again
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1855-02-28
sY On Monday of Wake County Court,
Mss a.anted two agpliisssgHnttss, to retail q

eW On Monday of Wake County Court,
Lllisapse M.ss sEan.ed two a al Gssntme to .3u rstaiI
which the law requires from the City Com
missioners, and which the applicants rresen-
ted, was from the Board of 1854. The pres
ent Board formally revoked said recommen-
dation, because it was an assumption Of uow-
err extending beyond their term of office, and
had notice served on the Court that the ap-
pllcants had not the recommendation of the
Board Of Commissioners. Counsel was en-
ployed who lucidly and ably exhibited the ille-
gality of the recommendation of the old Board,
but in spite of all, the majority of the Magis-
trates present granted the licenses. Appeal
has been taken to the Superior Court, and
we have no fears as to what will be the decis.
ion of a just and upright Judge in the case.
We feel no disposition to impugn the mo.
tlves of men when acting in the discharge OF
their public functions, nor shall we do SO in
this case-but it is a little remarkable thai
SO large a number of Magistrates were on
the Bench on this occasion who have not fo1
years before been there, nor in any other
manner discharged the duties of a Magistrate,
and yet they were loud and clamorous, with
two or three "aye-aye-aye," in pushing
upon the people of Raleigh nuisances which
a majority have declared they did not want.
Very few of those who voted in favor Of
granting the licenses, reside in Raleigh, and
are therefore not subject to the great evil,
to the extent of its own citizens, which they
have thus thrust upon US, against our will =
Is this just and fair that outsiders shall come
in, ride over all laws given US for our protec
ton in this thing, disregard the popular viii
of ourpeople, and quarter grog shops uponus
any way? This is a question the Courts vii
decide; and we feel certain this aggression
upon the rights and wishes of the people vii
be annulled. Let those who retail unde
1these-Alsssl licenses, then, beware how the,
do 50. The day of prosecution will arrive
and it will bedealt cut to them with a heav,
hand.
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@f looked az VI haFp But tfiaW 5fC
She new Leston's ankindness-it eight,
with propriety, be caleb cruelty. He soon
heard that Hubert Stagfy was to be married
to her and heartily repented OF. the manner
in which he acted. Hubert always felt a
contempt for him, andJLeston could never
look him in the face.
We will pass over six months alter the
time alluded to, whenfshe thought her last
treasure was to be taken from her. lola is
no longer dependent; she is the bride of Hu-
bert Stanly, and is as happy as aught could
| be. Her home is indeed the picture of ele-
gance and comfort her treasured harp
occupies a place in the bondoir, and oft she
sweeps its chords, as if with magic fingers.
Hubert's leisure hours are devoted to the
society of his loving Lola, who ever seeks to
make him happy. Many friends who had
discarded her when adversely passed her
threshold. now} 0arted her society but it
only excited herl contempt, and brought to
mind more forciblf the deceit and cold heart
!, edness. of the world. She saw that friends
were few in5eed many caress when pros
perisy smiles, but forsake as when fortune
changes.
4 She could not countenance those who had
I sighted her ut one time for she knew that
d they wore only the mock of friendship, be-
s meath which was concealed a cold heart
Leston's conduct showed her forcibly what
D men are, for he would have deprived her OF
her last treasure had not Providence sent
% some being to protect her. 1t seemed as il
E some bright angel ever lowered around her
for her home was a scene of domestic happi
j. ness and 10 it she forgot for a while the
! deceit and false heartedness of mankind.
Is Hubert sought his happiness in the societ!
I'd of Lola. who ever greeted him with a smiling
n faceand an OVERLOOKING heart. She remem
gh bered with delight what her last treasure hal
a, brought to her, and Hubert never regrette
the choice he made. He felt indeed that h
ell had found a mine of wealth surprising ever
ID, earthly boon which Heaven could bestow.-
IS. Their days passed on as TRANQUILITY as til
ell limpil stream, or the evening star whic
moves on in its unimpeded course sheddin
en- it's soft light and beauty over the landscap
nat Who would not rejoice at the happy fate
he Lola; and heartily wish that those who a
her placed in the same circumstances, may me
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1855-02-28
U 1t NJ
Isle of Wight, Va, February, 1855.
FOR THE SPIRIT OF THE AGE.
Sergeant Jasper.

0O SNSRNA'
During the American Revolution. when
the feeble offspring we're not only resisting
ar iron handed mother. but brother was ar
rayed against brother in deadly strife, full
many a heart, whose deeds would illumine
the page of history, is unnoticed by the his
torian amid the universal blaze of glory, and
lies in an unknown grave sunwept, Union
ored and unsung.'
Such was Sergeant Jasper. An obscure
and illiterate man, the voice of his suffering
country called him forth to exhibit a patriot
ism as pure, and @ courage as unfinching,
as ever animated the breast Of man.
When Sir Peter Parker set sail for Charles.
war If the South, Jasper was among those
who placing themselves at the Thermopyla
of Charleston, resolved that the enemies of
their country should not enter but over their
corpses. And when he saw that the flag
had ceased to wave over the fort, having
been cut down by a ball, leaping down from
the fort in the face of she enemy; xsdwhiife
the messengers of death darkened the air,
he snatched up the flag, and replaced it up.
on the walls, amid the shouts of his country
men. For this deed, a lady of Charleston
presented him with a flag, which be prom.
ised to leave but with his life.
And well did he keep his word. For al
the fatal attack on Savannah, when moved
down by the garrison, the army Of Count d
Estaney was Aying in every direction, Jas.
per returned to take his flag which he had
placed on the walls of the British fort. when
to use his own words he received his last
furlough.'
Jasper oDce learned thatthe British would
convey some prisoners to Savannah and
with a single companion, placing himself
near the road, he saw a guard of eight mer
with three prisoners passing along. Wait
ing for an opportunity, he rushed unor
them, killed half their number, put the res
to flight, and saved the prisoners. 2.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1855-02-28
The Degrees.

The Grand Scribe has received orders from
Is Divisions for Degree books, and from the
inquiries made, it is likely a large majority
of the Divisions will adopt them. For the
information of those uniformed, We will
state, that any D. G. W. P. or P. W. Z.
whom Divisions may authorize to do 50, will
be empowered by the G.. Scribe to confer the
Degrees upon those desiring them, and 9TH
erwise instruct in their workings. Price OF
the five Degree Books and 100 Cards 81; to
be had of the Grand Scribe, with all neces
sary instructions.
We will be pleased to hear of their sue
cess in the Divisions, and of their effect II
r%eviving an interest in the good cause whicI
we have no doubt will be found to be tn
case wherever introduced.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1855-02-28

WAKE COUNTY Court. This tribunal was
in session last week. On Monday, a number
of gentlemen were qualified us Justices of the
Peace, Constables, &c, and much important
County business transacted.
Anderson K. Clements was re. elected County
Trustee; Hilliard Hudson, Register tie fol
lowing gentlemen members of the Special
Court, for the ensuing year, viz: Johnston
Busbee, Chairman, w. r. Poole, ThOs. G..
Whitaker, A.. Turner and James L. Marriott /;
and the following Superintendent of Common
Schools, viz: Green Beckwith, Castor Utley,
John w. Rogers, w. w. Whitaker. J. NJ.
Fleming, ]. K. Debnam, Stephen Stephenson,
N. G. Rand, w. d. Haywood and ]. A. Hicks.
The following rates OF taxation for county
purposes were fixed upon; On each 500 value
of Real Estate, eighteen cents on each Poll,
ffty-seven cents Parish and School tax, same
as last year.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1855-02-28
For TIE SPIRIT or THE AGE.

FoT THE SPIRIT or THE AGE.
Mr.. EDITOR: As a friend to the temper
ance reform, allow me, through the columns
of your valuable paper, to offer a few re
marks to the citizens of our good old coun-
ty of Isle of Wight. Now, while Isle of
Wight can boast Of as sober, intelligent and
moral n community as any other county,
yet, few, very few Of our citizens are strict
.ly temperate. Every family of any note
have Heir wines, and their French brandy,
and the head Of every family is generally
what is termed a moderate drinker-but,
fe upon your moderate drinkers; do they
not too often prove immoderate drinkersy
Now, while the temperance rcform is going
on in almost every State and county in the
Union, and hundreds aud thousands are
daily signing the pledge, [ blush to "
there is but one small and feeble Division
of the Sons of Temperance in our county.
Citizens of Isle of Wight will you, eau
you permit your sister counties to get SO
far ahead of you ia a good cause? wiz
you still slumber and sleep while the roe.
Der, the deadly assassin is making rapid
strides, and will soon desolate and lay waste
your homes and your families? Arouse
yourselves to action, shake off your lethargy
grid on your moral courage, and go VI
boldly and t~riumphantly and sign thu
pledge. If there is any one vice NOR
than all others which brings wretchednes
and woe upon the human family, it is drunk
enuess, foul, degraded, hateful drunken
ness.
" Oh, that men should put an enemy in
Their mouths, to steal away their brains that the
Should, with joy, pleasure, revel and applause,
Transform themselves to beasts"
Young men to say that you were Sor
of Temperance, would be the greatest r
co~mmendation you coul9 bring to the ia
sex. Your "White colkr,' the badge
thc comGunity at lsrges but would be
passport to the affections Of the gentler Sc,
Whisper love in a lady's ear, and if she |
at all mindful of her own happiness, 81
will whisper temperance to you.
And now, let me appeal to my OWL seq
Ladies, one and all, set the example |
us establish an order of the Daughters
Temperance give no wine parties-a
company your husbands and brothers to 1
place where the social glass is p~assedaroun
= l am quite sure if the ladies would enlist
T the cause, they would certainly bring abor
! a reform. | an sure cur time and energi
could not be devoted to a nobler and bett
{ cause-for, alas are not we, after all, Il
a greatest sufferers from intemperance? ma.
a fair and lovely being has gone to an u
timely grave with a broken heart, caus
u by the foul destroyer, drink.
J. E. NJ.
e Isle of Wight, Va, February, 1855.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1855-02-28

CoNeREss-THE SENATE ON the 10th after
the reception of bills and reports, took up the
Pacific railroad bill, upon which the discus
SION was extended until after four O'clock
The substitute ofsthe select committee, pro-
posing three routes 10 the Pacific, was adop-
ted, and the bill thus amended was passed.
In the HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES the
Presidents Message vetoing the French
spoliation bill vas the first business in order !;
and, after q briefAssate. the previous ques-
ton thereon was demanded. The question,
as stated by the Chair. .was~..Win the House,
upon reconsideration, pass the bill, the OBJ
Lection of the President to the contrary not
withstanding 2 The vote was 1136AS6, not
two-thirds. Sa the question is settled for the
session. The bill had previously passed the,
House by ITO yeas to rs nays.
The House then rent into Committee of
the Whole upon the Civil and Diplomatic
Appropriation Bill. Mr.. SoLLERs moved the
French spoliation bill as an amendment, but
the Chairman ruled it out of order, and the
COMMITTEES sustained the decision. Amongst
the amendments proposed was one appropri-
ating S300,00D 10 continue the work upon
] the Treasury building. The committee rose
AWithout disposing of the bill.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1855-02-28

~ Cooley, for March, has come, and just
as we expected filled to the brim with elegant
fashion plates, drawing and almost every dis
cription of bugle and fancy work. It would be
almost impossible to give a full description Of
all the valuable things contained in this highly
esteemed Magazine. If you wish to appre-
ciate its value just Send in your names and no
doubt you will be amply repayed. You can
have the Lady's Book and Harper's Magazine
and the Age for IS a year, or the Lady's Book
and Age fer So a year.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1855-02-28
The Junior Volunteers.

This spirited Military Corps, from Norfolk,
paid a visit to our City last week, arriving
the night before, and spending the anniver'
sary of Washington's birthday in our midst
They were we'll received and Hospitality treat
ed by our citizens generally-and we know
these citizen soldiers were highly delight
ed with their visit to the Capitol of the Ole
North State. They left for Wilmington OF
Odd.