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which have already commenced, We per-
ceive, in relation 70 certain amendments
10 the constitution Of the State, We shall
advocate such alterations oil cha, instru
mens a. viii adapt il TO The wants and
requirements Of an enlightened age. Tha
paper will also advocate, when il 10 call.
ed upon to DO so. tho principle Of the
prohibition OF she liquor traffic. and ,Ae
retention on the statute book, Of the Law
on that subject, with ooly such modif
cations ss experience may show 10 be
necessary.
On the question Of the day, tina, srea'
question Of the whole country Iha, ques
ton which practically sbsorts all 9th.
ess. ,he qucssion Of slavery extension,
the Courier will also be found where il
hiss been found heretofore. on the side oil
freedom. in fasor Of extending 10 oil in
blessiuss. and e~mpha,ically o7po.sd Il
The extension Of slavery one ZACH hey ond
ne present limits, OF she admission al
one mere slsvs S,s,s into the Union. IN
csssyi:.s COS these views We shall ain
To 60 opessse with membsrs oi oil pre-
,ioas OF existing organisations who re.
gard the Kansas Nsbrasks Ac, 40 un.
wise, unjus.. . breach Of Pliehsed faith.
and . movement on the psrs o: he
Sou'h against she integrity Of the Union;
the mrs, Of = series Of measures having
in view the extension Of The bIighting
curse Of slavery into all the territories.
There arc other points 10 which We
should like 70 alluds in THE connection,
but shis article 10 already too long and .,
he printer has accidentally burned "
the balance of the copy and VI can
recoI!scs even the substances Of il We
! win close.
Demoine courier., 1855-12-27
Supreme Court.

We learn from Iowa City. that the
Supreme Court has decided. in the case
OF Jones. convicted of The murder OF
McCsrdle, that the District Cour, has no
Jurisdiction, the ofense having been com.
mi,,ed under the Terri,orial Law, and the
present criminal code Of the State hav-
ing GO saving clause concerning such
cases. Judge Wright disentsd. end evil
IDENTITY has common sense. il no, ihs
stric, letter of the law. on his side
Jones Of course, 10 discharged.
In the famous Five Dollar School
house Stove ease, which went up from
this county, the decision Of the Distric,
court was reversed, and the case remand
ed tor a new trial. Thus it seems the
School Directors are no, personally liable
for the Stove, and Curtis will have a nice
bill Of costs to pay.
The Court has given no ipfimafion
Of i,s opinion on the Liquor law, and
will not until the Dubuque case is ar
gued and submiued.-Doiy Gate City.
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Mn. EDITOR: One Of the neates,
pieces Of mechanism we have seen late
", 10 q large barrel made by w. s. My
RICK Of Chillico,he. Il is made Of oak.
and without. making q very close exsmi.
nation. you cannot discover the scans
between The slaves. This barrel 10 proof
that Mr.. M. is complete master of his
trade. The barrel can be seen q. Pun
roy 4 Cos store for . few dsys.
Ex-
Demoine courier., 1855-12-27

GRAHAM for January, 10 on hand
promptly - usual. This is No. l Of
Vol. 81. So long has this monthly
maintained it, standing before q diserim-
mating public. This volume opens rich
Iy embelIishsd, fsir typography, every
thing q ear psrfec. ~ any m could
ask. We eheerfully commend the new
volume Of Graham 10 continued public
favor. Single copy %. Five copies
land ons 10 getter up Of club) 80. Ad
dress Abraham II. See, l0S Ches.nu,
81. Philadelphia.
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ARRIVAL OF
THE ASIA.

NEW DIRK, Zee. 10.
The Asia arrived at Halifax this NOR
ming.
The English papers are filed with
peace rum0rs, but AT varisncs with the
Continental press. The London Times,
asserts iha, peace 10 al hand, and tina,
Austria 10 about 20 address an ul,imaium
10 Russia. summoning her, under ,hrests
Of breaking off nego,ions with her, TO &C.
cept such conditions Of peace as tn.
Western Powers are now willing to con-
sent TO, bu, which they will no, agree 10
after another successful campaign,
The Berlin correspondent: Sf the Lon
don Morning Chronicle says, Aus,r,a
maintains tho sa;,di,y Of the treaty oil
December e. add hence oil attempts oi
Ierms.. STATES 10 exercise . pressure on
the Western Powers, with .ils vie y Ia q
paci6ca,ion. have been parsIyz ed. The
state Of Affairs appears u stand ,hus:-
Austria has made Communication "a
France, embody ing she terms which she
- prepared to propose 10 Russia 40 an
uiimatum. France has submausd this
conf unicatien 10 England. aud both
Governments have il now under consid-
Grafton. The terms are 4 grea, advance
upon any yet offered. but they are the
terms Of Aus ria and net Of Russia.-
Austria does not guarantee 10 ioin The
Allies il the uliimatum 10 rejected. bu,
only TO suspend relations with Russis.
The London Times says positively
that The treaty with Sweden has been
signed a Stockholm. while the Post .,
firmly denies il. Private letters from 81.
Pe,srsourgh indicate no desire for peace.
The overland trade was profitable, and
money was abundant.
Adv ices from the Crimea state that 4
weak ERE was kept up by the billieer
ants, bu, nothing Of importance had oc-
CURED. Tie North Of Sebasto?ol was
rapidly assuming gigantic proportions.
The preparation for destroying the docks
are nearly completed. The bulk Of The
Russian Army retain its former position.
The French have been reinforced by H..
600 .roops. rhe Englnh and Sardin
ians are also reimbursed: 90 are the Russ.
ians. IIhe latter continue to threaten
Ker,seh, which has lately been rsinforc-
ed.
A Russian grand council Of war 10 10
be held NJ Saint Pstersrurxh. 10 settle =
plan for. The defence OF the coast from the
Gulf Of Bo,hnia TO the Sou,hesn ez,rsm-
ny Of Vnhinia.
LIVERPOOL Breadstufs market qui.
e, with bu, lille speculative demand, and
prices generally q iEiflo lower.
Demoine courier., 1855-12-27
PAY up!

Having disposed Of nv office j, ia de
sirab'e that all who me for Sub.crip'
'inn. Job work. or Advertising. should
pay mp Immediately.
Those who psy mp arrears on sub.
srr,pt'on within n moa,h from this date
can do 81 AT 81 per annum. after tha
tine We shall demand %. Pay up an,
cave 80 per cent.
X. n. WARDEN.
Demoine courier., 1855-12-27

MID. a rife may turn the strive into
quite a different channel from thu, an,ic
ps,eG by those who originated it. To
give you an idea oil the excitement in
this place, ] need not state tia, business
is entirely suspended, and groupa Of men
are on the streets talking o: the var, ss
# = terrible ca'smi,y was impending.
which cannot be ayerted.
Demoine courier., 1855-12-27
New YoRK. Dec. 81

Oliver w Holmes Grafton teGore he
New England Society to nigh, crested a
GREAT So sa,ion. He denounced the Alb
~oIitionis's of New England in good
round terms az traitors 10 the Union. and
VA. hissed. which was me, by repeat
ed rounds of applause He denonnced
the Maine Law az a emnanl Of Puri
ian intolerance and fana,icism.
Demoine courier., 1855-12-27
Weed. wesd!,

Will come Of onr subscribers have
mercy on our shivering.. bodies. and bring
10 forthwith some wood. W. want al
90 from the same sourco q quarter Of
beef, 100 lbs -four. q dozen chickens.
. turkey for New Years, and some spsn-
ding money.
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Hint to Boys.

The bows who are in the habi, Of visit
ing our office ., all hours. are respectfully
requested to make 'heir visits - lev and
fas between ~ possible, unless tent on
business. FOREMAN.
Demoine courier., 1855-12-27

HIoHKR Law or THE JgsUITs.-The
Harrisbusgh Herald says:
Il, 10 related OF d.. De Barte. the Zee.
vi, PRIEST and Vicar Cenaral of Pennsyl.
wants, ,ha: Wien told BY a brother thu,
he could not take the oati. Of naturaliza.
lion 10 Amevica, without violating the
oath of ordination 10 the Roman Ponti6,
he pronounced II a wistake. and prompt.
" remarked Ina. any part Of the osth Of
allegiance 10 this country which may be
in Incompatible with ,nc 6rfs and greater
allegiance 1 he PoniG ID Of De obliga-
iion.
Demoine courier., 1855-12-27
WAsRIxarnN. Deo. 2l

ARLINGTON, Dec. 81.
VIM. Smith, member o Congress
from Virginia, and Mr.. Wallack. editor
of the Star, bad a severe personal Ten
con,re in Penn, venue ,o-dsy.@
The debate in the Huu~e to-day wi.
dehed the breach between the Richard
son and Fuller men.
Demoine courier., 1855-12-27

WAsnIxoroN, Friday, Dec. 81.
The Secretary Of the Interior has de-
cided Ina, The volunteers who we're en-
gaged in The removal Of the Che okte
Indians ATE entitled 70 bnnn,y lands.
Demoine courier., 1855-12-27

REs,oNED.-Niis currently reported
shss Ion. VIM. H.. Sewers has resigned
his position on the bench of This Judi
cial District. and that Caleb Baldwin,
Esq, Of Jefferson county. hss been ap'
pointed 10 fill the vacancy. thus created.
Ire vacancy extends. if our memory
serves 10, 10 April 1857.
Demoine courier., 1855-12-27
Dpmrnral.
MARRIED.

Mosdav e%,eniD9, Dec. 2Atk, at the
residence Of ] d Oseriurf Esq. Cen
TIRE Up. Wappello Co. BY J. W. Morris,
j. p MIR. francis NJ VANNoY, 10 Mics
LUCINDA BARNHARr OF Centre To.
Demoine courier., 1855-12-27

q The N. Y. Mirror says that soci.
Al parties arc all thS rage in that City
this winter. to the neglect Of the opsrs
aud other fNAiousbls follies.
Demoine courier., 1855-12-27
EDITORIAL Rules.

AL communications must be accompanied
BY the real name Ct the author, but may be
published with q fictitious signature.
Notices Ct Marriages, Deaths, and Religions
Meetings win be published free Of charge.
Notice Of the meetings of Charitable Insti-
buttons. and Political and public meetings gem
srally, half the usual rates Of advertising.
~ No Spesker, no organic alton. ia
message yet. Ihipgs remain ~ sfaiuO
QUO st Washington. only a Sigh, shsde
Of soo)nsss bst~esn Fuller and Richard.
soa men.
Demoine courier., 1855-12-27
N O t Q,

s hereby given to those of ny customers who
4 have acc cunts, that they will find them read
for settlement after the 25ih inst. ia order that
they can new accounts at the con-
mencement Of the New Year. Thankful for
their liberal pau homage thus far, l cordially in.
ylte . continuation Of the same for the NEw
YEAR. JOHN L. STREET.
Demoine courier., 1855-12-27

PUTH HALL, Ida May, The Lamp Lighter,
IN The Wafchman, Ole, South side View OF
Slavery, Life Of Barnum and Lite Of Greeley,
Tor sas By W.. Z. ORE.
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Election Of speaker slst. Congress.

The speaker ~ the session Of lS49
aRd 1850 was chosen on the gid of De-
rsmber. sfser three weeks ballo,ing. on
the sky second ballot. The plurality
rule had 10 be adopted. The vo,s then
stood:
Howell Cobb. lO2
Robert G.. Winthrop 100
Scattering, 20
On the frs. ballot the role stood.
Howell Cobb, lO3
r. G.. Winthrop, SO
Scattering, %
], would have been impossible 10 have
given any man q majority in that Con-
gress.
Demoine courier., 1855-12-27

send a force 10 qnell The rio, On the part
Of the Misssar,ans. and presen' the FUR
sher invasion Of their peace and security
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CaIcAoo. Dsc. 90.

SuICAOOs AUCs So
Hog market duller, and little doing in
any kind Of produce. Sugars. are very
fem. AZ quotations.. Msas Pork by the
quantity is sf5,50. some holders would
take $l6al6.5O.
w give prices in detail a. follows:
/ Whea,--Spring $I.35al 40 Red o..
45al.60; White 81. 6Oal,7 {.
. CORN-Sale Of 300 bu n 52s per
80 lbs TO distiilery.
OATS-wor'h Doe to livery stables.
BuRL!koToN. Monday. Dec. "a.
WHEAFASpring 81 lOal Is; Fall
81 2a"$t 40; Germ. IS to 3Oc; Rye zoe.
PRO rIST0NS-Pogk 4aa54c per
ID; Lard llc;. Butter zoe; Hides dry.
lfal25; Green. 5a6c; Eggs zoe per dog.
Flour. City Mifts % 6Oas so per Dbl:
Pork sl7 90 per .bbi.-Han keye.
Demoine courier., 1855-12-27


itlats. Oil Curtain Goods. Enun DO.
In great variety. Table Oil. CIoths 5-4 to.
%. Mlller's Curtain Fixtures. Cords, Tas-
sells &c, the very bestthing out cheap and sin.-
pie. Fine white andbrown Linen aud bleach.
ed Cotton Table Diapers: Hlclabacks, Crash
and Bird: Eye Linen Tosselling. Of all grades.
fine Bed and Crib Blankets, Travellers and
Horse do, = large stock at low figures,
Quseaswa1e 4 Glassware.
Granite, Liverpool and. Common Ware, in
sets or by the piece A large stock, including
extra heavy and fns, Granite FOR Hotels and
Boarding Houses. Glassware, Tumblers, &s.
&C., bought from the Pittsburg manufacturers.
Demoine courier., 1855-12-27
New Advertisements.

l.. O. q. r
~ Ottumwa Lodge No. 8, 10. q. F.
SsfA holds regular meetings every Tbu-s-
day evening at 6 t.2 O'Clock in the
New Hall third story Of Sands brick.
nee. 10Th. 3m.
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6aroware, Qools e Cutlerp.

BUILDERS Observation-Disclosures
Tools Of every kind. Douglass Co.'s Hand
Axes. Hatehets, Hammers, Draw Knives, Bra
ces, Bench Planes, Bench Screws, chisels,
Rules, Squares, Try Squares &c. Choppins
Axes OF best makers. Mill Saws. Cast Steel
and Rowland's Shovels, Spades. Log Chains,
Trace, Breast and Stay do. Strap Hinges,
Straw Knives &c. A fine stock Of table Cut.
lery, Pen and Pocket Knives, Silver. Plated
spoons, Butter Knives &c. Gold Pens, Silver
Thimbles, &c. &C.
Demoine courier., 1855-12-27
A Fresh lot OF
GROCERIES.

A MONG which are a superior article Of s,.
IA Ears, Sugar House M hsses, Dried Peach
es and Apples, Star Candies, Sack and Dairy
Salt, Cuba Skies, Goldfish and Mackerel, lust
received by PU MROY 2. Cd
Dec. 25,h, 1856.
Demoine courier., 1855-12-27
MARKETS.
NGw YoRK, Dec.

FLOUR Market irm; good export
demand, 6.l606,35 sta,e, 6,l6a6,7 as
western, 6,67GlO Canadian.
GRAJN-W hes, l,9l red western
l.95a2 red Tenn. Rye 1871. Corn 81
a9R mixed western. 30 damaged do
69aOl new southern. Oats 47a53 STATE
aud western.
PROFESSIONALISM lower. 900 bbls
sold ~ 1920 for mess, ~ prime -
Beet dropping. Lard unchanged, 3Ot
bbls cold.
Demoine courier., 1855-12-27

CCHO0L Books, Blank Books, Christian
~ psalmists, Stationery, &c. at
JA'S PUMROY L CO.'S.
Demoine courier., 1855-12-27

HATS-an extensive supply Of Know Moth.
IL ing, Wide Awake, Young America, Hun.
garian, Brush, kossuth, Silk. &C. at
JA'S PUMROY & CO.'S
Demoine courier., 1855-12-27

A LARGE lot Of Prints, of fine styles . ~
IA qualities, for sale cheap at
JAS PUMROY 4 COPS.
Demoine courier., 1855-12-27

kNiNE Chemisettes, Under sleeves. .Swis
4 Collars, Glevcs Of all kinds, at
JAS PUMROY & CO.'S.
Demoine courier., 1855-12-27

CINCINNATI, Dec. ~.
HOGS--av. 100 to 200 lbs. all a,
60 90. 600 ~. 2l0 lbs Al sc, 10; $50 av.
$50 lbs at s5.s7'ssc; and $50 Az. $50
ibs 1t S5,65.
Demoine courier., 1855-12-27

A LARGE lot of Family Groceries, Sugar,
"A Coffee, MackeraI, Rice, Soda. Cream
Tartar, and a very choice article OF tea.
as Well as every article usually kept in that
line, at JAS PUMROY & CO.'S.
Demoine courier., 1855-12-27

On The 4,h inst. the Gommi,,ee Of
Public Safety Al Lawrence. iseued a
br'ei address 10 the people of ,he Uni
Ted States. another 10 Gov. Shannon set
! Dg forth me facts in the case, and =
third 10 Col. Sumner. commanding NJ
Fort I.eavon worth, asking him. il con.
sissn, win bis dissrsusn cad duty. u
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Aspiration; an Autobiography, o: Girhood' We
appcsr ION tho pres O.. Saedon, Lam2CTt Co. IN
.,e days Il j. from the pea Of Mr.. hsHo@'-s
..a - yn4e- toe writer 10 the wife OF the Rs'' w.
4 Richards aud lister o. TIE weli-kDo~r au'hoFes
Mfs. ARcc Neal. Soc he, been know ho''tOssTe ~
iu,er.le book. osly. BAT ia the forthcoming Sofk H'
VII sddr,s. a b her class Of resders-
l. n. rctusoa, Philadelphia, snOe sn''' %,
novel nom lho lesilo pcn Of Yrs ses,aSe'h sS.-~
" n.e pc-crsal niSs" a ls rssci TIE isfs 6 ~
prtsert aoutt.
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r,s,c,s,yn ~ Mn anil rvSs. w'erurNNN, h'm hm
,clt asi MN e,hcuv, " envy ye,t ~ faasumes nN~
y, sesta,e, asi d,lNss Va ANy way r'iAinr " w tee
tn y,aercc,,an wth che telsse ef lava iehr~'n N'i
h., lwr ohhl,rn Ncm the cpabSlN, ,ssss'ta aNd cot"
tr,d 81 John n, Whcclct hrs AMI thsf Aas""e' mae
49, ,,n h,arl hc s3rewt,cas " sshNstNn. al Wel"n'
a. What Anl have NOV ~ hcsi'a'ion IN saying ani
svr,tms a. have tc,NAsNlN hercich'c' said AMI
lcclarrd 20 individuals TIA, Nlv AMI heatir sr
praVr al evrrv AZ matvf. AMI iMrG which, either VI
NV own Arcec,isr w tNNu Rthrha''cn derived W'V'
htr,,tt ar ,bc,s ka,s, az A9i ~ We Il, raAso,oto
dove snd ,,c6rord. Nanscd ~ procured ~ ho dome"
rcficrmct and acted In connection With that cN'o
r'iOS WILL MSpN.
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Brn-ttnr 20 Fso7thts.E r. - T. ,ssslfy
,,ofs ~ Gssfgs EsAsr N,r'd Nais-ss i'o'bis'ss
va brotsu afea - s.gkt AL slsss urss uavssaf
segars varl ~ ss4iss 49, e~s.sf ssslsa.
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gsusaftf Drtf ne % ss'i. 81 . k.sfi-s
.a4egas ia 0fes tsss $3.50 stp%sif< Fs,ksiss,F
Me-. ketses4 . Nt3as s3ssv - "a y~s.-
Csg sssss,, 81 n iissttr, - ~. f'.--..-~l. ~
~ ssFss $50 Fssst .~s - = ~. Htgt, -
sss.r-- q 49,. 3 % o. - 90. 80 $3.50
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= Gu Ers DELINFpTn BEFOaH TIP Yor 81 VIII VIII
CHRISTIAN Assoc IAflOA. N tNftbh 80"
LoADoN. l.as,.. rp. "a Rober Carer SfSifH
An-oug tie csol.eut names enlisted IA isepres'0'
soursr %. irc;er ban Lectures AZ those II AreHo'a
MLsiey. Dr. Cummings and 'sNeTa other ce'eofs'e-
lrgli-h oisincs The subjects arc Of very n soeAs
poous eharac.er coDpS iIg the Origin OF CisizAtca-
Constant nople and Geek Christianity The Disas'
at ,hoy Eser.a Schools, and several o-'sr- q 8
mole 5i.,Ineti,ely rii. lo1s class.
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PLYMOUTH COLLECTION Oh HYMNS And TUSEs
SEQ, pp isL = :. Bsrnss q Co.
The do-ign of tbs new collection Of sacred poetry
and music is TO promote the Introduction of coEsres
iobal singing into the devotional services Of pf
church. IL contains more than thirteen hundrea
bymn- nnd ilEee hundred ard siztyscyen tunes. 10
musical department o the work has been prepared Dy
John ZUndol and Charles Beocher and Inc sehcn"'
Of hymns has been made by Henry WARD beee'o''
Tie materials have been gathered from grof 'neT
~ Of sovrce- nc.u ling The lyrical poetry Of ~ oain',
les MorAyiAns, ami Methodist and the production"
Cowpcr, steBbe,, Newton, Doddrdge houtgom1!'
Mr.. Stole, Ms Bsgbauld, and a. matter o' ooa'''
pi. walls whose version. OF the Palms have ees''
generally retained h. the selection o. tuues, fesN'
be- been paid 20 IL sso- Of Congregations singDs.
rsi ~ than 10 tie oelusucs oi n classical Hass>
taste. Tie ,elua j. Introduced with rsey Sd
Characteristic pso.nos by tie principal editor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-20

ILENJNTS OF NATURAL PHILOSOPHY. W ". II.
e. BAETLirr. W. ". spherical AHronurny. SEQ, Pf
ms 4. : Baue- A CO.
For the more advanced ciasees OF mathematical stu
dents this treatise Spherical Astronomy viii form an
admirable complement 70 the elementary works by
which they have been grounded in the first principles OF
the science II embodies the most valuable results Of
EuIopesn investigation in form which IL no less At
trscye by symmetry Of Arrangement than rs lucid
ity Of expression. The works of such writers as cir
John Herschel DE Morgan, Francrur, DE l3Gnsy.
Briot and other eminent savans have BEEN diligently
used, but rot ss,ishy followed, in the composition Of
the present volume. II opens with brof statement
Of the general prn ,pcs OF tho science and definitions
OF terusihe instruments O: the practical astronomer
.re then described and their USE eXpleine1-aiief
which the phenomena 81 the solar and stellar systems,
e. viewed by terrestrial spectator, are tressed IN
,heir relations and o3usequefcee- the work con-
GUIDES with the application OF the results thus obtained
10 Navigation, Geography and Chronology. AVaret!
ofinlertetpg scientific cs.ulsons given IN several
appendxes with a collection OF useful tables and uig'
onOmClical formulas.
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: SEQ. It-sfro. u Potsss A. sAf--
49, LfrzY Fot ExT, 1arf seq hsfas -at -.
&C 3 Ecarus - ~ta psr
islel - crf E1rfs1 ttsg ttsas $780, tasif
~ay 1 sarssqss1cs n ae dttssss To- a-lf - f~r'
10y a. a. ttfse raae rsaf fsrsfaFf ~ ifH 80
tisa Hasss ac.sss ThaF-'sT go srIf-f e. a.
F. fczFf aa lftFf s.as ssfF a. -
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The chor Dot benz in stf Hdsucr GO il..a.l.c
cor re.aiion sree 49, joined u sH-i1 .-'ie t.pr
tt5c oue 81 thee o.d-ls ou"d al itautf.i on.
familiar Co. even thr.sfan cor Al 80 vsfcrln 90 -.
cfo.s took bs place 90 he 80 and " t.. OF rfnf
iis r-cthod oi our fAtic.s nH3 a. ~ uusic fulr,!
lsasfustIl ffDm the tiogsrud f'ryrri s0u's. n q
scsgs fugpstsd if "a iImv suy'hBg 81 CO. kint
Z 'yrr befeid Tie ksfrr '-vlDrr u1u.e do poi
tu0s wee 49, od man, pss.iY hind ul.h ha.f
ollie t0f Grvrn ftuw. huf with q
ION mus, al toile uhifb aFe lsI aprs-eaHy
hn urimtausd. 1h'orirr BE viDir s,tii $3.50 Die
osfuloNoa te lfaf NI.s tiF"t" ely -i'h De % ialY
Asrf e'~ lfeftd avtfh De- ED tis I.H. eye.
of fssisafd " s'siatsfs 49, 4f"ftfffai g.. 6,ias.
And sfnufd niia s,al de- tasHs col 90 ~ a5,s q
sefsslis al isititg sh f.u Leaf's 10 20 sfa. 'as
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-12-05

The following are the opening lines OF Longfs
lows new poem
Ye who love the haunts of Nature,
Love the sunshine Of the meadow,
Love the shadow Of the forest,
Love the wind among the branches,
And the rain shower and the snow storm,
And the gushing of great rivers
Through their palisades of pine trees,
And the thunder in me mountains
Whose innumerable echoes
Flap like eagles in their eyries,-
Listen to those wild traditions,
To this song of Hiawatha
Ye who love q nations legends,
Love the ballads Of the people,
That like voices from afar OF
Call 70 us to pause and listen,
Speak in tones % plain and chldlike,
Scarcely can the ear distinguish
Whether they are sung or spoken -
Listen TO this Indian Legend,
To this song Of HiawAths.
Ye whose hearts are fresh and simple,
Who have faith in God and Nature,
Who believe that in all ages
Every human heart is human,
That in even savage bosoms
There are longings, yearnlngs, strivingA,
For the good they comprehend not,
That the feeble hands and helpless,
Cropping blindly in the darkness,
Touch Gods right hand 10 that dar knesu
And are lifted up and rengthened-
Listen to this simple story,
To this song of Hiawatha.
Ye who sometimes in your rsmbles
through the green lanes of the country,
Where the tangled barberry bushes
Hang their tufts of crimson berriss
Over stone wallis gray with mosses,
Pause by some neglected graveyard,
For while TO muse and ponder
On the alf-e6sced inscr ption.
Written with little skill of song-craft,
Homely phrases but each letter
Full Of hspe, and yet of heart break,
Full Of all the tender pathos
0f the Here and the Hereafter
Stay and read this rude inscription,
Read this song of Hiawatha.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-12-05
RE.OPENED.
JEWEIRY STORE

v1NHE subscriber respectfully informs the =
citizens Of keekuk and vicinity that he ~
has resumed business in DH. Hicks NV
BRICK HOUSE, on 2p STREET BETWEEN MAN AXE
JOHNSON, where be will keep general and we'll Sc
lected stock Of gold and silver watches and
Geld Jcwelry
Of every description, viz. Lsdies Gold Breast Pins
and Ear Rings, Cut Pins, Finger Rings, Gold Brace
lets, Ladies and Gentlemen's gold chains Ladies
Card Cases and Port Monaies, Gold and Silver Thin
bles, Gold Silver, Steel apd Plated Spectaces Gold
Sleeve buttons, Clasps Studs Collar buttons Gentle
men 3 Gold Breast Pins, &c, &c.
He will also haze on hand at all times . large and
well assorted stock of
silver Ware,
which he warrants to purchasers be pure a. coin
Also CLOCKS, of all descriptions, warranted to keep
good time for twelve mont s.
dec sd JULES GEISER