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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1855-05-25

NoNsENsE!-For a lady to dress up par
ticularlY, exquisitely, correaly, splendidly,
richly, fasionably at about P. NJ. for the
purpose Of exhibiting Ia promenade. while
her loving husband has been obliged to
view slip-sbod, and half dressed, sleepy
fair one at breakfast and dinner.
GOOD SENsE!-Neatness predominant at
all hours of the day. A days employment
is never we'll accomplished by careless in
difference to the minor courtesies rendered
to the constant companion. Gents, these
rules apply both ways, however,
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1855-05-25
pOrtrp.
[FrOm the KnickerbOcker Magazine. ]
Tell me A Story.


BIT wM. r.. hart.
The lamps have not yet been lighted,
But over the quiet town,
As the first light snow Of winter,
The dusk is falling down.
The lamps have not yet been lighted,
And we sit alone in the gloom,
Alone in the silence together,
In the old familiar room.
sit on the lowly footstoUl
That you used to place for me;
Your hand Oh my head rests kindly,
And my head rests on your knee.
Tell me some simple story,
Some old and familiar tale,
That my heart for a time grow lighter,
And my cheek may be less pale;
Not such as the ancient harpers
Sung in their stormy rhyme,
Great deeds of blood and OF battle,
That ring through the misis of time:
Not Of the mighty heroes,
Who stalk, all gaunt and grim,
In the halls of the Middle Ages,
Shouting battle-hymn.
I heard the clang oftheir armor,
And saw its shadowy CLEANS,
When | roamed in the star-lit midnight,
Far down in the Land Of Dreams!
But TO night am worn, and my eye-lids
Are Ihrobbing with unshed tears;
So long for the tales you told me
In the twilights Of other years:
Some pleasant and simple story,
OF the many you told to me,
When we used to sit in the twilight,
With my head upon your knee:
OF the fairies that danced by moonlight,
Or the forester, bold RoBIN Hoop;
Or how the little birds buried
The dead babes in the wood:
Or the history, grand and ancient,
From the Scfipturdl page unfold,
or the wandering RedSea pilgrims,
Who slept in their tents Of old:
Or Of Ruth who gle ansd with ths cleaners,
In the distant haIvest-land,
Till her love and faith went downward
On the ages, hand in hand.
And the sadness shall leave my spirit,
The sadness that reason scorns,
As the mis,s float up from the hill-sidss,
In the still September Rlorns:
And the years roll softly backward,
And my heart from their weight be free,
While we sit in the gloom together,
And my head rests on your knee.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1855-05-25

The JEWISH SABBATH-It is unlawful
to ride on horseback or in carriage-to
walk more than mile from their dwellings,
to transact business of any kind-to med
die with ary tool-to Write-to play upon
any musical instrumental Battle-Ground
the hair-and even to carry a pin in their
clothes which is unnecessary. These, and
a great many others, are complied with by
the most rigid. There is one command in
the law OF Moses to which all Jews must
scrupulously adhere: aye shall kindle no
fire throughout your habitations on the
Sabbath day."-Exodds xxxv. 81 Con-
sequently they neither light fire, or lamp.
or candle, on the Sabbath day. nor cat
food prepared on that dsy-all must be
done on Friday. As it is impossible TO
spend the Sabbath in cold climates with
out fire or light, the Jewish families who
keep servants make it point to have a
Gentle in their service to do these things;
and among the humber classes number
of families generally unite in securing the
service of Gentle neighbor for the day
Nothing could wound the conscience of a
Jew more than to be under the necessity
of putting fuel on the fire, or snuffing his
candles on the Sabbath.-The Brit. Jeos
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1855-05-25

M1NNEsorA.-The ST. Paul Daily Dem
ocrat of the Sd thinks that 10000 emil
grants have arrived in that Territory since
the opening of naviga,iou-abOut three
weeks ago.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1855-05-25

"A lawyer says Lord Brougham, is a
gentleman who rescues your estates from
yoar enemies snd keeps it bimself'
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1855-05-25
FREMONT JOURNAL:
ISAAC NJ. KE e Il E H ;
Publisher and Proprietor.

The JOURNAL is published everyFrida
morning. OFFICE-in Buckland's Block
hirdstory; Fremont, Sandusky County o.
-r TERMS
Onecopy, peryear,Iu advances, by mails so
Paid within the year, 200
Afterthe expiration ofthe year, $50
Town subscribers, will be charged SI,75, in
advance, the differeneein theterms between
the price on papers delivrred in town and
thosesentby mail,is occasioned by theex.
Pense Ofcarrying.
HOW TO STOP PAPER.
Firstseethst you have paid forit upt o the
time you wish il to stop; notify the PostMas-
ter of your desire, and ask him to inform the
publisher, under his frank. as heis authorized
70 de) your wish to discontinue.
u No paper discontinued untilallarreara'
sss are paid, except at the option Of the pub
lishsrs.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1855-05-25

DRS. WILSON & STILWELL,
FREMONT. OHIO.
Residences on CEoghan Street, near the Court
aouss. Feb. "a, 1854.
JAa WILSON. THos sTILWELL.
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nRNTISTRX.

I D. PARKER, SURGEON DENTIST,
Respectfufly tenders his professional services TO
the citizens Of Fremont and vicinity. Teeth
inserted on pivot, gold or silver plate and in
abe #eatest manner. G- Office in Celdwell's
Building. front room, Dp-stairs, Fremont.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1855-05-25
John L. GREENE,
CHESTER EDGERTON.

CHESTER EDGE6ION.
Attorney and Counsellor at Law, and Solicitor
in Chancery, will carefully attend to all pro-
-feesiouai business left in his charge. He will
also attend TO the collection of claims, &c,
An this and adjoining counties. Office, Sec
and story Minis Block, Fremont, o.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1855-05-25

WINDOW GLASS by 10, 10 by 12, 10
w By is, u By Is, 90 hy "a, and other siz-
ssGi 4S WOOSTBR'S.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1855-05-25

IT" @Hz"O
GToRE No. 4, in my Brick Block, now Oc-
- cupied by F. Vandercook.
March %, 1855. r. P. BUCKLAND.
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KiIl your Rats, German Rat Powder.

TN OHIO.-The surest and safest remedy ev-
j or discovered. Manufactured. prepared and
sold by J. F. WOOSTER.
~ B. fit does not giUe Satisfaction,
the bottle may be returned and The MONEY
REFUNDED. JEW.
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JUNCTION HOTEL:
Coal Yard.

DLACKsMITHs, FOUNDERS, and all
Id others, who wish, can now be supplied
with any quantity Of Pittsburgh COAL at our
Yard, for s. so per ton.
Aug. 4. JUNE & JUNE.
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- Dnon - -.

Tie tsin going Ease that ~ this sils
% Aeaday evening q Aalf past o'sleo1I,
when sosns Two miles beyond Ncnnosth
and twsnty.stx miles East Of this city,
ran over sons cattle thss were lying %
The track, which threw the entire trsin.
except the loeomotivs and tender. Of
The train consisted Of three first elias. pas.
ssages e-n and baegsgs sas. which eli
rolled down an eabaak0est end stopped
bottom eide up. but stsaaes to tsil soos
81 tie passsngsrs. Of whish there vas .
goodfy nsmbsr. were injured IN the least
The only psssos injured was Mr.. Daekus.
the Condsssos, asd ~ are hapry 70 state
thaa be is not ssrioasly huyt-hs wss
srsseht back 70 this city BY the train Of
yesterday mosaiag. vhsss We hope hs
may soon recover frsa his injuries and
again take his plses spoa the track. We
u'.ders' and iron Conductor Caldwell that
the cars thrown o6 are net very badly
broken and that the scsidsnt only dslsyed
the psss@n9ers so0s three hours. No
bleme 10 attached 10 the engineer Of the
train. - the accident VS. one Of thst kind
that seems 10 be unavoidable Bs,liss
ton Gs5eise.
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PSoy. Jess h. AIlsH.-This geatls.
nan was few weeks ago appointed 70
ths Prolsssoeship Of Obstetrics and Die
ssses u Women and Children, recently
sacaAsd b the resignation Of Pref. Ford.
us isssdiatsly took up his Tesidsnse
sneae ~. and ws learn 10 acquiring .
Ane practice in his professioa.
We learn from The Medical journal
Inst Prof. Allies for many yssrs SLED tie
dsojr 81 Materia Nsdica 10 the Medical
School q Lexington. Ky. He wss cub
|ssqssntly selected 70 take charge ef he
|Inassio Asylun II that esate. % rssign.
|iag which pesition be was sppsisted
'pvolessos 81 Obstetrics ia ths Medical
Department Of the Missouri Uaiversisy.
= d. Louis. He soa,ss smoae % With
vide experience and the most Aasteriag
bsedentisls.
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Nsw Cousrsssss7s. Among the ID.
test eountsr5eits ere los On the Newark
City Bank, altered from -. VIZ. stone
eustsrs q work-W sshington on righ'
end. Also Sc % shs Plnchon b nh
Springfield IS - Tie Baak q Tie 6sata
9: New York los % the Psspls's b .nk
New York los % tAs Daak Of Aonlpe.
liss Sc % To- Mechaaies' Bank, Boston
10 on the City BSak. BAeA SIS on the
Coansc'iest River Banking Co: S. O.
the Union Bank. Watestown; s. O the
Csy bAak. H.rsfosd. A large number Of
bills q these banks are in cireula,ioa.-
Look out for them,
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Notice!

A Ii psr sons are hereby forbidden to purchase
"A dram for one hundred dollars drawn By
Cornelius O'Connsll, OF New Orleans, on Tim
ethy O'Conneii, PAYABLE TO H. H. Drake or or.
der, dated March 10th, 1885. Also two notes
Tor two hundred and forty six dollars and sixty
six esnts each. m.de payable 10 H. H. Draks Or
or''er bv Henrietta T. Shepherd, Of Toledo, Ohio.
dated July 81, 1855. The yaine having hcsn lest
or stolen H. H. DRAKE.
Keokuk. Jews, July q. 1853. di0t
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iowa MEDrcAL JnuasAL.-The pvms
bsr for Jsss and July i cut. sad com
asss fasessbIy With IL predecessor.
)ls.bsrs Of the profession il thi, vegisa
IN fnd it . useful end Interesting re.
enj.ssy r The expsrienss Of sbls assosi.
~ II the West. The Journai has .
ssh. iadspesdsst aad original tone.
A1eA coanepds Il TO live. thinking
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oikes Kepknk and IT. Des 1ootFeo h. T. CO. !
Juss n. lS65.
THE eAethpldss Of ths "Ksstxh, Jert De-
j M0pW aad Minnoeoea RallFoo1 Company
are Apreby neti6sd thai eaA of tsa pr cot. On
The VxpiiaI stoek q ssid Coapaay has this day
he Ceopsny Ia Eeeksk, . q bsfeee Tuesday,
~ 3lnt July nsxt, GAeekAoldsss WHO have 80
peosia1e ellis q one ead tWo pr eeat. viii -
efodilG1 nh the same q this insealloent.
- sp1De q ~ Doesd.
hUGH T. REID, President
E e. 7; ce =! sss''sa,Z j..
Dispaseh and Fort Dss Aoinss 6eSAssusn
copy till day.
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4he 0loriouS Fourth.
The glorious Fourth. the day We celebrate,
And loud proclaim the fresdea Of the free.
when each enjoys his social teie-s-tets,
And pulYs his weed and sips bis sanEarse-
Excuse me, Sasgares. 10 mere, no norsi
Like days Of Early childhood they have ded.
They ere prohibited BY Law.
Therefore 10 nee them 'tis in red
But whilst the Child Of Ceniss lives,
To coajure, form, or 70 insest,
4 blessed solaes then she gives,
Which none sn earth can ever rspsDs,
She tenders il il every form,
+, Fresdom's Son Or Dsughtsr,
A. CURLING frem the Marble Fount
The sparkling MIxxaAt WAr.A, (superi
For qnaly it, not surpassed, i,s 6ns, In iaot III
But II you doubt II, U6y then pray YOU call or
MOORE L HOOPER,
july 3. - Main e. between and 8.
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oeD AAaxEs. Jo-y 44A.-Low-
po6shev, yesterday. pssventsd the
49, tEansaetisoe. eo0s 100 bales
- only we're reported - esass.
~psiees clos = 3ioe 81 u01ssss.
- ~ lssli.s wAieA nsshs the
On 'Chssgs. over 1000 saoks
rasgs q loo 10 1870. pses red
4. The pTiaeipsl tssnsa6sioas vess
- l26o., psi1s RI and white, At
- Allea miller took nsasly 1900
Abost 5000 saahs cfsess ed 1t
gsssd ire = ssasd: Oa.s 90.
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howe INSURANCE.

THE Iowa SrArE lxsuaAHcE CoHPAxr, Of
/ Kaoguk, having iuiiy organised according
e the Articles Of incorporation, and having re-
esived applications for insurance aud sak~n pre-
MUM hates on property aating to 500 300,
10 noe prepared to issue Policies. on the safsr
class Of risks, for three wears on the MUTUAL
plan, and for oae year and shorter periods for :
cash premium
tleiee1s 91eeaeA fer ~ oasuing Ysas.
DIRECT ross.
c n Perry, John McCane, Ell Harrison,
J W Rankin, G 0myth. e. Ford,
r P Cresl, 8 Billings, WIN F Turner,
C CARRIER, Wirksrsham,
ExEcuTIvE ccAArrrEE.
s Il n srrison, c Carrier, John McCuns,
Rankin. G SmytA.
c II Pgaav. Pres 7 W Avxfx, vies Pses't
W TUsHEa Sec'y. n HAasfson, Tress'r.
O6es In Concert Hall Building 81 story.
July 4lh, 1885, dam. lyw.
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~. >. :. 10O&4, o0SHeou Oe0taSG
- Having Sstqsaed Prem The Fest, will
- happy q wsst % biz fsisaAD.-w
HsviaG : large steek q Teeth Aen
~ The AsDt NAspesetosiss. eas plseeS
he most fastidisus. Teeth nsuatsd On 49,
gold o. platine. on his NV inpsoved ng1ho1,
IL u also psGGSfsd to y emit Dlsck Ten, o.
Csn1iaueus Gums, on gold Or plssinet stss =
~ la1tw, st hover price snosntiag . ~ dr.
fsseees in eost pf mslsrial; full ssts - rid for
el00. - sLATylA To- SO; I'll work WasraDted.
ODE south side Of Diondean, bstvvea ~ and
\th otsssls, Ksekuk. naseh37 dly
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AnxascaH TseDGvEs II EmsLAxp.-I
wss NOS aware until very ssesatly ihat The
tsSpAiss takea dassng the Anesieaa VA
are ~ nov exhihissa viii the ether our.
esities il ths Tower: ! en- inGosned that
ne Quses rave epssial dirsctiea. some
tins s,ase. thae thsv shoald I'll b re-.
moved 70 ~ apartment appropriated e.
elss;vsly fos then, and on 10 sceount are
they - b s1hibitsd. This 10 On interest
ing sod signi6cane iacs, and shows not
ooly great sossidssaiisa q The psst Of The
Qsesn. bot aoeaneaAable desire . svoid
ssy occurrence which might tend 10 inter.
fcrs with Us III. nd'y relseisas she i now
70 snxioss 70 msiatain With America.
Ny ssasntioa VS. dirssssd to he feet By
n A1ssieaa gea Isnaa Who hsd Be. .
visiting the Tower. aad seaarksd 70 the
sstsndaat he absence d everything which
eosld recall the difficulty between Eng
land and this country. He vas thea in
formed Of her hejesty's directions bul
- special favor he was shows the apart
ment. and vas assuck BY the seatness and
complets system which prevsilsd. Every
article is labelled with the particulars Of
the incident which gave interest to il.
from the bullet which killed Gen. Pack
enham. 10 the blade Of IN car which
caused the 4 ath Of . nidshipman in .
diminishing expsd'sioa. - London Cor
vespondense Of the n. Z. Tines.
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1CoA1oo 11WA1A
NOTICE u Aessby givsD thst shs eas third 10.
~ tssesl Of ~ Ksoltok M Hspiiten Ferry,
together with ths lend Belonging 70 ne saue. i
oAsred for sale,
For fcrther particulars snsnirs u
{aly 2-etf I. 81. 3. LLOYD &co.
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HAVING opened Aouss in this City - q
a puspess 81 carrying - ~ Whel16oie 1eet
~ 49, Rusinsss, We respectfully cal ~ ~
tnatjoa Of The trade to or LAAAs AND WkIL-
AssoaTsD 6rsex, which b nsw being resolved
dirsst fron ~ best manufactures IN Massa-
ehuseets. Il il our Intention 20 alwsys ksep ~
hand ceuplets asssstment q goods n the lins,
sn1 Ear sseh indscsnSnts q will e6tain fos
- laAeenl shsso q paty..nags.
Ceun11y mnrchants will do veil - call and
sxasiss ssr stock before thsy parehass.
July Z. CARTER Z CO.
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St. Louis, Quincy and Keoluk Expgsss.
GODFREY 4 SNOW, P,spristsrs.

WILL run ssmi.wsskly Express bsswsea
W St Louis and Keekuk, lssving Ksolsuk for
81. Louis on Wednesday and Saturday sveaisg's
Packet Will receive and deliver Exnrel ~.
ages Of Money. Merchandise, and parcels q al
kinds, at oil intsrnsdiaie points. Will also &.
tend to COLLECTIONS, 0skiAG purchases, filling o..
ders, &C., with care and dispetch.
Messsngsrs will be provided with On Iron eale
for the security Of remittaAcss and vaiushto
paekagss.
J. R. COPEL1N, Agent q Ksoksk.
RRTEAENcxS:
Messrl> Paes Z Bacon, E. w. CLARK. 4 Bros.
Hening 0Woodru6, st. Louis.
FlaEE 4 Savage. Moore, Hsilowbssh 4 Co..
L. G. H. Bull, Quincy
Chas. Parsoss, q. c. Anderson, Ksokuk. ;
April ~, 1855.
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Ins1rancc Agency.

q 0E1onsburg, New York.
HARTFORD eJeB INoUAANCE COMPANY
l1esoone1lo, o1so = 1Dae1ne enens0oee Ce0pouy,
-0e csvngtsa. ".
nGncUAuID vlAB AMI = An1e8 INoUAANCE
COMPANY. o. sto16AOEtpHIA.
THE s1bvs sss I'll souad ssd reliable Comps
! niss, end t4ke risks q lowest rstss thstloca-
tioa viii justly.
Dusiag ny akseses for few weeks st the
East, the Insurance Business d the above Com
IN.
WV DELKNAp,
OGcs sdjoising the AsyoE's Qaies.
July ., 1855. dim
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4 CARD.

n ESPECTFULLY announce to the cit G.
II izens Of Ksokuk and vicinity that ~
they intend - soon = . room can ce oo.
tanned in the new block now being built by d.
W. Kilboarne) TO opsn to the public new
and well selected stock Of 6ns Watches and
Jewelry, Silver and Plated Ware. Also vsr,e-
" Of Fine Cutlery, Masical Instruments Of all
descriptions, &c &C., kc., In fact every thing
pertaining TO our line Of business.
For the present we may be found in 0raham's
AloeA. on Second Street. thres doors south Of
P.rsons' Banking House, whore portion Of our
stock 10 exhibited.
We are nov prepared to do oil kinds Of work
in our line.
r. Fine watches and Jewelry Of all kinds
repaired and warranted By competent werkmea.
J. PARMELE. A. CAMPBELL
May 30. 1885.
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Dsssss. JAY 40.-Ths Cunssd steam.
p Canada. Csp'. Judkins. arrived here
y e,clnck this aosaiag. and her msils
- lispaashsd in the early train. due in
~ Yssk Il 5 o'clock this afernooa.
We ass indsbssd 70 Capt. Jadkins for
feliSwiae dispatch froo koodon.
1HDos July The T,nes. in it,
~ this nosning. eonsiders Gen. De
tg's account Of the uaaee affair -
] snsasislactosy. - hs docs no, sx-
= Why - warniag wss given to the
Il TIE Russian osiposss did not
- to let her laEd. o. Why the party
> sot captured. - they night sssily
abssa b ths over whelning force ,hs,
- wait for them.
dispasch froa Bascsloaa, dsted the
-. says: 'Ths sSrks q shs wssk.
vssssiases. The spposisisa i pas
-. Tns assassin II the two menu.
Bsss has bssn arrested. The militia
- faiihful. A dspaission hes bssn
- Msdrid."
= Ti0es. in its city article. dated
~ evening. says: The English
: epsasd steadily this aorning. and
eqseally manifested > tsadsncy 10 i'm
omene.
nak stock expssisassd an Improve.
q IL per esas.. owing 10 ~ IN
ssasus thas . branch 10 about 10 be
lDhsd u The West end Of Londoa.
hhsanding The sxtn deeaad. ~
= slsis pssiod. ne"sy 10 very sbsn-
= ~ sssck exchange. - well - in
noosas market
= French and English Govsvnnents
Used q gusransy Turkish aean Of
4, oO0. Geld eoatisued - b. ssat
-. bit ~ = largs quantities.. The
= in ~ Dssk a Eaglan1 ~ DE-
= flbO,45l.
hesqse Ashlsy, with ooai from
-. was destroyed BY FIRE % ths
o44AUs
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m I. MCKINNEY has been appointed Agent
i 10 Lee County. for the sale Of Spiarrvous
Lseueas for Medicinal, Ne hAnieai, and Szess-
osntal purposss only.
Csl q No. %, sign Of the Golden Mortar.
Kes! ak. Iowa.
July ID, 1855. div
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WILLIAM ". HHLXNAP.

WILLIAM ". DHIKNAP.
ATT ORNE AT L. w,
NOTARY PUBLIC AND INSURANCE AoKNf
HAVING rec eived new Commekion from the
u Governor, 10 prepared to take seknowlsdgs-
nents and DISPOSITIONS - usual
All business requiring the services Of Nota-
nv Public attended TO promptly.
Fire. Inland and Life Insurance Policies In
substantial companies issued at lowest rates.
Pensions and Land Warrants obtained for
those entitled to them, and Land Warrants
bought and sold.
e Office eor1er Main and SECOND Streets,
up stairs.
June 2, 1855. d-ml4 ON
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n WILL sell for cash Ct snail advsneG on
i cost eli casters work nov o. hesd, 10 make
reoo for very large and superior snpp,y this
fall. Country people (who siwsys paw essh)
will consult their own inisre.t BY call,ng III the
Boot and Shoe Emporium.
0sgn Mammoth Boot, Ksokuk. Iowa.
3. A. DUKE.
Juiy II. 1855. win
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hats. Molo u
UST received the spring style fashsena. n
y BILE Sik Hats. Any gentleman 10 waAs
Of hne Silk Hat Of the very latest style
will do well TO cell soon Ct tie Hat Store Of
HUMPHREY Z GAGE.
Keokuk. March is, 1855.
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1ooR1. J. X. 1oorxS
MOORE 4 HOOPER.
PRAxNACUA l01o AND D1uo0I61o.

pRAxKACuA l81s AND U1po0le1o.
uAvE this day associated themselves to-
IL gether ies the purpess Of conducting
general Drug snd Prescription business m =
der the shove firm. PARTICULAR attention wsil .
eiven to the latter branch 10 which they have
both served . regular apprenticeship. Physi-
eians snd the public can rely On having their
prescriptions promptly aud accurately Gem
pounded It all times, . one Of the 6rn will Be
constantly in attendance.
ROBERT MOORE.
]. HENRY HOOPER
March Il. 1855 III
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eLAvxay N NEsaAsxA.-A Kansas
eosTsspoedsas Of the St. Louis Republican
snakes The following Staten. MS 1.-THE
question q Slavery u Nsbrasks ses.h Of
he Plasss hes alrsady bsgsn 70 b dis
easssd IN . cala and salighsssed way.
Many q the settlers il ihss par Of the
territory ars from he 8outhssu States.
and soos have their servants With them.
They are pieassd with the eouauy-,hey
would like TO cslsiva.s . por,iva r it ia
their evn way and they are vigorously
determined 70 test the qusssioa u the bal
los-box. whether o. net they shall be al
lowed 70 retain ihsir property il their
new home. They believe the region south
Of the Plstts 10 - sd.issbly sdapssd 10
slave labos. and thss the Plasae river
eaGhs IN reality 10 hsvs besa the boundary
line between Kansas aud N-bsaska- The
psop's q Northwestern Missouri. too.
are aroused On this qussGos. and will.
doubtless, sstsls in southern Nebraska in
large number. Whether, then, the terri
Tory adspss the isaitstioa a slavery Or
MT. Il i likely = receive lasgs aoesssions
OF pepalatioo from al asts Of the
Unioo."
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n Janes alk Buekinghan, who oaes
leosursd IN this oeunsry, and afterwards
wTo's book upoa il, died in London On
the SOsh jana.