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TN consequence Of the tailwS tsae4e1 elee1
i Directors Of ii. n..soksk. and -
lev n.ur Ro.d Company 4 ~ tt -
nu.i meeting in June last, hsnlH -
ao.;es thai : meeting Of The sto<
~.mn.ny viii b. held fsr that 49,
sc,S 90 juiy A. D. las, = three 49, -
ts' I'm : CITY Hall IN Keskul, !ovs: -.
- 'ns e'V oAMsL 7. MILLER SSee(No.
Ya,y .. 1875. dAwta
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esoo ooo REWARD.

NOTICE 10 hereby given that the one third in.
IN terest Of the Kenknk and Hamilton Ferry.
together with the land belonging to the same. Is
offered for sale.
For further particulars enquire of
July 2-dtf J.AJ. X. LLOYD &CO.
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= YoRK, July 26.-1'he Emperor Of
! il is rumored at St. Peterst urgh
. to visit the South and perhaps the
10.
J Grand Duke Michael will it is
Be assume the Government Of Po-
|eaviDc Prince Psskiewitch the mill
command. There are rumors OF
- in the Russian Cabinet. Prince
Ihakof will be recalled from the
Us the Portfolio Of War. Prince
ouki will be the new Minister OF
while Count Oriof will be the
kcsident Of the Council.
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~ While spending few monsnts in
an auction room few EVENING" since,
were some what surprised 70 hear the suc
tionser announce for sale the following Ar
iicles
"A large cashmere lady's shawl" "a
pair Of thick mems boots" and "a pair OF
morocco iady's shoes"
Holding up a saw plate, he said
"Gen,ltmen give me bid for this fine
saw plate, give me bid wsrran'ed per-
feet, give me bid 81 inches long T.
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THE PROCESSION

'ain q va vii ks termed by TIVE TROUPE or EQUEg-
1RlANs. sspesbiy s"sssed th~v ssiiy dsessat-d
Stsed,. preceded by . fall Military BAND, drivss
Trough the fre'Ps' street. Ia a. sPpropssts earr,ass
faiio~ ed by the Ssssea INDIA CHIEFS 500 WARki-
OEs. ia th..r sass 0ovstsd thsss Hssi,ae
iiarses SAD fAstsssrsily da<ers,sd asd espai-sasd
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HonGorArHIc Coll oE.-A HomUopsth
ic College was dedicated at Cleveland on
Wednesday las. The building will be
sxiy-fo and half feet by thirty eight
feet. three stories in height.
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An AFraAy.-On Friday night last
nr Dutcbmen. sitting on the rocks near
aad's new building on Main street. were
aging II tremendous rae. The
lnds THY msde-whe,i er musical or
Distracted a crowd Of boys, who pro
eded to make fun Of the dutcbnen. -
me hard words followed, and stones
ire thrown Eye witnesses differ as TO
10 throwed FIRST. The dutc men fed
Main street. OEcer Lynch pursued
| while CHI Stag them, one oil them.
red John G phard, turned and hurl' d
one al Lynch, without hitting. Lynch
i overhaul d and kno, k.d him down.
he fell he made pass with knife
ecu, L, nch in the leg, making slight.
~ iciel wound, which bled consIdera.
Several men coming TO Lynch's AID,
had was relieved OF the knife and
ed in the Calaboese. Ail.rwa. DIS The
three dutclmen we're arrested and
ed. On Satnrd y morning they were
brought before the Mayor for trial
khrse were fined SIS each and cess
so each, AMI discharged. Gsphsrd
1yund guilty OF an assault WITH intent
nmi, q gre bodily injury, and sen
d 10 sixty days imprisonment in u e
y iail. There he will have time for
reflection. end may profit by the les
,at. though this is q free country.
TOO free use Of cold steel is not ac-
~ 70 American law.
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Dental Notice.
RICKEY. Surgeon u

D00tAI NotlCc.
DR.. J. K. hickey, Surgeon Dentist.
Having returned from the East, will
VA be happy TO wait on his friends.--
Having = large stock Of Teeth. from
the best manufactures, can please
the most fsstidious. Teeth mounted on either
gold or p!atins. 90 his nsw improved method,
which is now being used BY the best Dsntists.-
He Is also prepared to cunt Block Teeth, or
Continuous Gums, en- gold Or plsiinaj UAss o.
The latter, At lower price amounting to the diff
ference in cost Of n.terial full sets on gold for
800, on sLArrAA Tor 1901 al work warranted.
Office south side OF Dlondeas, between 81 aud
ltb streets, keokuk. marchN cky
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pHAK3ACU IbT6 AND U8Uuu1O1s.
HAvE this day associated themselves TO-
ii rether for he urpose OF conducting .
general Drug and Prescription business M a
der the above firm. Particular attention Will b
given to the latter branch to which they have
both served regular apprenticeship. Physi-
clans and the public can rely on having their
prescriptions promptly aid accurately com
pounded Al all times, a one Of the hrn will be
constantly in attendance.
J. HENRY HOOPER.
March II. 1855 diff.
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Pure Congress- Water

IRON The Saratoga Springs or sale BY The
i dozen or single bottle.
Also Moore and Hooper's superior Citrate Of
Magnesia, or Purgatye Mineral Water, one Of
he most pleasant aud e6sctual Csthasties
known.
Call At Moore 4 Hooper. Jaw Drug Store on
Main between I'd and Sd Streets, north side,
Keokuk, Iowa.
June 5th 1885
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SuPxKIsrErDxHr.- learn that the
School Directors of this city have appoint
d Prof. Kimbal Superintendent Of The
public Schools He was engaged as 8
teacher in this place some two years
q, and was highly esteemed by some of
ur most judcio citizens. Since then
e has been The Principal OF the Wayland
eualc institute at Alton, and the Alton
fourier OF 4 recent date, noticing the an
nal examination of that Institution,
leaks in high terms OF the success and
pility Of the Professor.
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WAR! WAR! WAR!

THE Indians have declatsd was, 90 ~ ~,
! test advices from Salt Lana infes0 6 80
Ing men. This will call for vol.steess - 49,
conss1uent supplies, which have inlueol r =
MOORE HOOPER. With hslinGu q r.
philanthropy, 10 PIT up 100 aeG. q Aeeu1nA -.
srai Water in bottlss; eseh esploto W19A Y
report loud enough to brighten the HI 800,
and to :'sks the thirst and cecil ~ pssls G Ct
who volunteer
July :, 1855.
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Hats! WaloTI

Hats! Hats
uST received the spring style faahlona- r.
y BILE Silk Hats. Any gentleman in want
Of hne Silk Hat Of the very latest styls
will do we'll to call soon at tie Hat Store cf
HUMPHREY 4 GAGE.
Keokuk, March Is, 1855.
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Csra Msal.t

Germ Meal.t
1n0 BUSHELS Fresh White Meal for sale
lUU low by VIC. FUNKROU6ER.
june 80.
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GATE CITH
BOOT AND SHOE STORE.
n

NO liz. MAIN STREET., BETWEEN eth and 6eh.
1PHE UNDERSIGNED would respectfully ed
the attention Of the Ladies and 6entlemeo q
keokuk, and vicinity, to thsir 6ns ed we'll -
lected stock OF
BOOTS AND saoRA
now opened and for sale at the above eseak)inA-
ment, comprising oil kinds Of Lediss'. 0en1o,.
Misses, Boys, and Children's wear, Of IN Sy}ok
grades md sizes, which we pledge ourselves r.
sell al the Lowest Cssh Prices, and would enlv
respectfully solicit 40 examination Of our sleck
and prices, feeling Confident tibet both in point
Of quality and prices, we are able to pIease. :.
H. c. HUISKAMPA BRO.
June I, 1855
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Pork anA Reans !.

have Terce pickeled pork " cured, also
i Z few bushels white Beans to aec"mpahy
For sale cheap. w. G. FUNKHOU5ER
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WILLIAM W. BHLKNAP.
n II "a u II " n ~

WILLIAM W. BHLKNAP.
ATT ORAE AT L "A w,
NOTARY PUBLIC AND INSURANCE. AGENT
HAVING rec sived new Commission from the
IL Governor, is prepared to take acknov ledge
rents and DISPOSITIONS a. usual.
All business requiring the services Of Nota-
nv Public attended 10 promptly.
FIRE, Inland and Life Insurance Policies 10
substantial companies issued at iewsstrates-
Pensions and Land Warrants obtained for
those entitled 10 them, and Land Warrants
bought and sold.
~ Office oorEer Main and Second Streets,
up stairs.
June 2, 1855. d-ml4 ON
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TAxsla LxAoNs.

Ok BOXES choice Sicily Lsmsns, just re-
LC csived and for sale low by
w. c. FUNKHOUsER.
June 30.
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DIN, have tor his. al pxsts Of world I'M
persshahir tkis exh In p.r
900, and ~tl fssrcssy enter the Csges " the Wiz
Asi@sis. where he vii exhibit ASTONISHING ssd N.Y.
teric.s n6nescs these Formidable aud f.rcc,ous
creatures
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DRIED LETT,

y O00 LBS. 81. Louis Sugar Cured Dry
~,UUU Beef, warranted the b~st ever in this
market VIM C. FUNKHOUSER
june 2, 1885.
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Fresh Butter n Ice.
CUSTOMERS can Be- supplied until further
" notice, with choice Butter in Ice II IS cents
per pound, by
WIN. C. FUNKHOUSER
June 20, 1855. 06 Main Street
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Naekeftl and Salt Fish.
SO kits new No. J.
bbls do do
10 do do No and 3.
drum HAks,
d, Cod Fish,
% boxes do
bhis Lake White Fish
S do No l Salmon,
For sale low by w. c. FURkHOUSER
June 1885.
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FRESH OYSTERS.
JUST received a small lot of Cove Oysters OF
y this Springs coving by
Wn. c. FUNKHOUSER.
June 2, 1850
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Executors sale.
NuIiCE Is hereby given 10 MI concern I'd that
~ by virtue Of authority vested in me, ~ exes.
:tof Of the asiste Of Fullerton f. McWiliiauo,
by IN order Of the County Court Of Lee Cooaey
shall. on the 31>t day Of July next. bs,w~oe
the hours Of O'Clock A. M. and d o'clock pm.
Of said day, ct the corner Of Main aud Second
streets, Keokak, in ffpnt Of Charles Parsons
Banking House. sell to the highest bidder, for
cash In hand. Lot seven ~ in Block sixty .one
(6l) ofthe city Of Krokuk. Iowa.
SAM F MILLER,
Err ofthe Estate Of Fullerton r. Nc Williams,
June 9th, 1855. july .. did,
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NNk YINW.

oaek rl0UY.
Inn BAGS Of % lbs sash Extra Family
lUU Flour for sale q greatly reduced pri-
ees by W. Q FUNAHOUSEh.
june 80.
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kCOOL.
7 HAVE on hand dozen Ice Chests aud Re-
frigsrators, embracing several different sizes
and styles, which will be sold At the lowest pri.
ces. and warranted 10 please, by
WV. C. FUNKHOUSER.
June 2, 1855.
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A CLERK thoroughly vsrssd in the n.us In.
"A siasss. An interest n laying Drug 6ssi-
ness would b DISPOSED Of ~ a. K.v;-- come
...... ana 4u.d(.a !. s,:,ss.i Y T6Sr s. biai
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FLOUR! FLOUR!

CUSTOMERS can from the date b supplied
~ with Quincy Eagle Flour, whie b Is warrant
ed to be superior to any made in the Mis.issipp
Valley. by W. C. FUNKHOUSER
June q, 1855. d
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Yruiss. Hruiss:!

Fruits. 1ruisss!
Ok BOXES choice Layer Raisias. who's, MALI
LO and qua ter boxes, 1000 lbs fresh ZAnts Cur
rant, 10 cases Uitron, IS cases frssh Prnnss for
sale by w. c. FUNKHOUSBR.
june 30. d
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New cee ylHh

z DRUMS and so Don1s eAeiee Grand BAIL
d God Fish for sale low BY
w. c. FUNEH0OSER.
une 80.
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AZ AsoruN fakI ~ TifE ENTERTAINMENT
Tho Indian War Dance!
Will x yisea with fearful accuracy. togsthss Nth sii
tho Savage Mites apprrtsniIs hal crusl esvsnouy.
Aud again. IN snsasins fsstrsl Scene called THE
corn GATHERING. ,ntersp~rsed with Gsoiasqas
Dsnc,ng. kiag,ns, Who"p,nE. fr,ckins. &c. Bs@Jes
The following IL different per,oas nj the performance
THE BIRD DANCE. THANKSGIVING DANCE,
WAR SONG OF TIE 6ENEcAs.
TIE SNAKE DANCE. attended with lssisn Mu.,c
Also shs following TABLEAux ~ tn. indiana;
pOCAHONTAS REScuiN6 CAPTAIN SMlrAl
Terrific ScaspsM.. Ssene,
THE DEATH soSG. &C.
6TFor Programme Of Performance. Last Of AnimslA
1NNe tk~~ >e-..-st--s - . os-s~htes
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Study b Soil.

1t is in vegetable as in animal life. A
mother Grams her child exclusively with
arrow root! ii becomes fat, but alas it Is
gets its teeth very slowly and with diticul,
ty. Mamma is ignorant, or forgets thai
her offspring cannot make bone, or what is
the same thing. phosphate Of lime. the prin.
cipal bulk Of bone, out Of starch. 1t does
lis best: and were it not fT a little milk
and bread perhaps, now and then a little
mea. and soup, it would have neither bones
nor teeth. Farmers keep poultry; and
what is true OF fowls Is true Of cabbage, a
turnip or an ear Of corn. If We mix with
the food offowls a sufficient quantity Of egg
shell OF chalk, which they eat greedily,
they viii lay more eggs without finding
lime, mortar iron walls, or calcareous earth
Let farmers lay such facts as these, which
are mattefsof common observation, to heart
and transfer the analogy as they may inst
II do, to the habits Of plants, which are as
tfuly alive, and answer as closely to evil Or
ID .icious treatment, as their own hor.
SEES.
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a New Potato.

Professor Mapes has received a new Cal,
%ifornia potato brought thence by Mr.. G. V.
Mundy, of new Brunswick. weighing three
pounds sew n ounces. Is appear4nce gives
indication of being q good keeper, and of
excellent qualify. The gentleman who
brought it ftom California, rem arkcd at the
Farmers Club, New York. that tlose Fota
'oes we're grown at the rate Of seven hun.
dred bushels to the acre; also that the man
moth tuber referred to will be planted on
the farm Of Professor Mapes, who will
report on its merits or dement's, as the case
may be hereafter. Next fall there proba
bly, WILDE as great a rush for these potatoes
as there Sas a year or two ago for the
shanghais.
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AGRICULTURAL
The State Fair for 1855.

The following item will show the present
condition of the State Fair question for the
present gear. Win ear exchanges make a
note Of the position Of things for the benefit
OF their feaders.-Ed,
STATE AGRTcULTuRkL Rooms,
Columbus, April 4, 1855.
CoL MKDARx.-Dear Sir. TIE inquiry
is now being frequently made, as 10 wheth-
err there will be a State Agricultural and
Mechanical Fair in Ohio, the coming aut-
umn. We know Of no way to answer this
question. (so far as we are furnished with
the data, So well as though the ''press."
1t is known to many, that the State
Board of Agriculture" has addressed two
circulars to Railroad Companies, of Ohio
The first, urging them not 10 cut off these
exhibitions by passing a general regula-
tons" as proposed, for charging half freight
upon all stock aad articles shipped for ex-
hibiIions.
The second. respectfully asked them 10
re-consider restoring former terms, after
the regulation above named hal been pas
sed, on the ground we could moi! hold a
Fair upon the plan proposed by them. 1--WE
are confirmed in this opinion by extensive
communication with prominent stock men.
For instance, We are told by letters from
Clinton county, and t. this county, we al
ways look for a very large entry of stock,
that If a Fair is held under the present
rules, there will be no stock taken from that
country.)
The following three rords are placed, by
action of their directors, upon the ground
heretofore occupied, viz; with a full restora-
lion Of the terms of 1854. and previous year
The Cleveland Columbus & Cincinnati, the
Cleveland & Erie, and the Central Ohio
Road.
The Sandusky and Mansfield Company
have replied that they would grant former
terms, provide the Fair bel a ed upon-tr
near either terminus of their Road. AS nc
invitation has been extended to our Board
from either of the points indicated, we o.
course canno. make such a proposition avail.
able. The Ohio and Indiana Road, termi.
mating at Fort Wayne, responded through
its directors. setting forth that they will car.
ry passengers upon through tickets at hal
fire, bat make no relerance to The subiec
ofthe c~ir5ular. upon which alone we hast
our action. We have no commnition from
any company, not named above. We OBJ,
serve that Other States have already fxet
uron time aud place, for their several Fairs
1t Is noE about three months later than tn,
pesiol, at which our Fairs have teretofor,
tecns located, and prelimniaries determine,
upon. Tue President Of cur Board ha.
now fixed upon next month. to call a meet.
ing Of the Board, which viii have for it
object, the fixing upon a plin of operate,
in the absence of a State Fair. Ii we hol
q State Fair the locationand prclimuiarir,
must be determined upon very speedily.
g. spgAaUE,
Corrcspon ing Sec. Board Of Asricultur,
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DR.. @. NJ. gacE aom.

No 1870 Arch ST., Piitqae{phto.
Their power over tie above dis ases il not excel
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CARDTNG.

TINE undersigned takes this method Of informin
the publictlat hehes bought and isnow perma
men ty repairing ndshitfng up the Carding, Failing
and Manufacturing establishment lately 6wIIed by
r. Teal three miles south Of Cadiz, on tho road ID
New Athens. He expects to be ready to do all the
Gafding tllat he may be favored with this season.
Wool will be taken In NJ the store Of Wood &
Smiths, in Cadiz, and returned promptly, and all
wnEk waiTanteds "A liberals share. Of public patron.
age is desired. Prices .as 10y AZ other responsible
establishments. JOSEPH r. JSHNSTDN "A
May II. 1853.
NIB. Coyerlet and Carpet Weaving done on the
most reasonable terms for customers at tic above
establishment u. m. JOHNSTON,