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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-30

The SHIP FoR ASsIcA.-We are much graded 20
know that in the suOsc.iption toward building tie
Trade Ship in the new lice for africa, opened here
last week, our generous feo ycinZens csye carried
u i've thOusa and dollars thoug many Of ~eaIt
and liberia citizens have no; been called upon, who,
future application will doubtless increase the anodnt
20 a. least six thousand. Three of these subscriptions
are OF tbe noble sun o. ore thousand dollars each,
OF Eve hundred dollars, Of three hundred aad fifty
dollars, goodly number Of hundred dslsrs with
fifty collars, twenty-five dollars twenty dollars, aud
smaller sums.
HokEIBIE CRIME -TAe Rochester Uaion ssys ma.
siher forty five years Of sgs, residing IN ID vicai.
ty has for months sub ced lovely daughter OF thi--
teen 10 the meet wicked and unnatural crime. The
mother OF The child is dead An sunt bearing of the
dreadful situation Of her niece sole her away from
home UiknoTin2'y 10 the wicked parent, and took
her away beyond Bis reach. She has nov returaed
70 appear syainst him before the tribunals which we
trust sill not permt him 10 eecspe the punishment he
pch merits. The affair is the vorst of the kind we
ever hear! Of and perhaps has pa;.le IN the az
Eals OF ncesiuous crime.
TORNADO ~ BRISTOL R. IA most terrific tornado
p'fed oyeFih no:th psrt OF .ls town Of Bristol T. l.,
little after O'Clock or Sunday morning, sceD np..
DNe ~ thunder AID ghtniog, rain sud hail. Fences
were YostTaisd AID trees b.OFen of an1 ol9sn up By
he roots AID considerable damage done 70 Chimnevs
ana houses. The btt Of the tornado very g,
probably Rot over a quarter Of mile IN width, 40
was bout five minutes ONLY IL passing over.
HEAvY Snow sIoRs-More than q foo. Of suos
Esse1 counties, on Ttar.dsy. IL had been showing
for more hsn twenty -four bours ~ 10 two oelsex Of
test Gay. Rochester Union, 27th.
letter from Pdlaski, Oswezo ej-nty, dated he
25ib, says: We have about zen inches OF snow end
Z" i, i still tno~i1g fsst."
j. Wat; Smith, ore Of the editors Of The Aenplis
Ezsk Gad EafgtYsr; died sSidsny IN TIA. cry cr
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HAVANA.
Pru On Own Correspondent

Ppn On Own Correspondent ~
Havana, Tuesday, Oct %, 1885.
On the 10th inst, in the afternoon, just before
the ,teamer b sck Warrior arrived from New
YORK, q Suspicious looking fullrigged brig ~as o.
ssrved little TO windward of the entrance 81 tbs
Aarher; che did not show any cOlors, and strange
70 r+lste, it was not until she had got 90 lee"ard
Of the port that any signal hoisted at the Moro
Castle Of her being near. She, hswever' pursued
her way all uDmoles ed and Cd The same night
learn from confidential correspondent ID whose
pr.bity every reliance nay be placed cargo OF
Africans about FIVE husdred in number, was land
ed near Cabafas The cargo, it is believed, Was
landed from the brig above reerred 10, ana the lac.
Of her not having been sigaalized un'I sue .ad
passed the port gives room FOR strong spsP'clou
that she was Known 10 the antootIies' WIN 'n''
eouuis,d 81 her Illegal errand
II ia well known that several cargOes OF negroes
are sbsrtly exp. cited 10 arrive here from TIE coast
of Africa an0 the British cruisers will be On the
lool.out for them. With, ogever, the SUPERIOR
knowledge pOssessed by the pilots OF the slaV-rs
Of the iDDumersble bays creeks and i0lets' toit
surround he isloDd aud there not being genefaly
speaking, any regard paid ss T. rhe prrs-r'a t'h :"
tbe slayer's vessels, the chance OF eVad'ng the
ersis4rs are much their favor. IL, however, the
VARIOUS local authorities OF THE island We're really
anxious to capture the Africans az soon AZ tney
are Landed they might readily do So, but SO have
stated iD previous letters, very few 0i them Gao
resist the temptation Of the large brloes, "hl n
the enormous profits of The shareholders enable
them IT, pay.
A house in Cuba street fell down in the early
mart of last week. IL had for some time been 90
served 10 have divereed from the perpendicular,
ard its fall was consequently anticipated. tOrtu-
patsly IT was unOccuptd, aud no person was pass
ing at the moment it fell.
The horses Of oDe Of the Omnibuses that run be-
tween this city and CerrO, got frightened on Mon
day OF Tuesday last when just entering the Mont
serrate gate. The driver was thrown from his
seat, aid striking lis forehead as he ieil on the
stones, was killed
One hundred and foIty'seycn soldiers arrived on
Saturday last from Cadiz.
The westh.r for several day past has been truly
delightful the thermometer varying between 20
and 800 of Fahrenheit. The city is nevertheless
very duh Except petite comedy company at
the Villa Nueva theater, and rather poor circus
company, we have not aoy puolic amusement, al
ways excepting the Sunday bull fights.
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NAIIoSAL Course, l.. L-TRoTIiSG-n oa&Iy
Oct. o. .s55.-Purse two hundred and fifty dollars
nile bes,s, best three ia five, in harness.
u PiHer enters Dr. H. Belle Of ssrstoss......''.! !
~. Peabody TssOny. ......s.......Z
T. Daniel. enters g Chicago sek..........., gTaSn
Time-2:&i-2 j9i-2:i2i
The Fall meeting commenced yesterday af'err oo1
over the National course, for pure OF tTo HUNDRED
and ty dollars mile beats best three in Eve, in har
ness between Belle of Saratoga and Tacony. Tee
horse bao the call in betting a. ooe hundred dollars 20
fifty dollars On taking turn around the course We
standing the fact that the propre or had been sAs1iy
a. work with large barrow TO improve it as much as
possible and We ;oon saw thai extraordinary time
night be expected In this not disappointed,
as Iscony would no. stn:e as gait 90 i: Bat kep.
Belle won the three heats in succession and rot.
Tbt re was large crowd present, and the frieads of
the turf were 10 high spirits at the revival OF the Ma
tiCnaI coureA
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said Pssmore Williamson before The court, II IN sss
.iop or The court be rot in session, then before -.
iuoe e q: hs chambers TO abide the fur fer oTset
csrk DO furnish copies Of this orde. TO the said Pas,
So. .nd 10 ,he marshal X. RhyE"
Ieha sdelph.s EvsEins BuIesis, oc' g
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NEBRAsK..-A letter fpn Col. Manners, dste6
Bellevue, Nebraska Territory, October 5th, 70 John
Colhoun, Surveyor General OF Nebraska and kansas,
states that the tIveys in Nebraska have been inter-
rupted AMI brought to stsndsti by the hostility ii
tie PaYnee indiana
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It is sad hat Elk ID 9usand Hishmsp, asi}s t.5u
eLer lsborers, peris5e6 IL the construction o: IN
Panama railroad.
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fBy Telegraph I

CHARLEsToS, Oct %, 1885.
The steau,bip Isabel auivel at this port Win
Havana dat = to t1e 2j'h i's. There . no polncai
Iess Of importance. Inc sugar marke! was a'tlve q,
fMmei races.
From Key West we learn that heavy storms had
prevailed In the gnlf but no @Ioc.s are rep1IteQ.
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THE TURF.

Nunter Of the cel written over Tie door.
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TIE argument on the question Of the reception OF The
teti,ion Of Passmore Williamson was resumed on
Satur dag uornng, in The Uni ed ates District Court
in Pbisdel phia, before Judge Kane, Iae courtroom
wts GRO sded with spectators among whon We no.ce1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-30

too IA nch space.
In bis remarks on consumption, DR. Jackson
maintains the comparative ineffcscy Of drugs as
remedial agents and enforces the necessity Of pure
air aud exercise
shall not enter into the history Of the disease but
shel point out what consder the area! principles by
Which 10 be guided in the uestment Of it. These
have regard not Snly to the part .see'ed nut to the
sJstem o. iarge. We must eIdeavor 70 prevent tse
cachexy, if that has not appeared, 70 overcome i
when II bSs To effect this purpose We must not
rely on Medicinal drugs. Wa mu.t pursue q course
calculated 10 increase the general vgor OF the system
trusting to the naue Efforts 20 overcome he disease
il thai be possible; and We may do this With the more
confidence 40 such course may, at least, proloDg
life, ii We cannot cave Il. To this e, sc should
duec. nutritious oiet; bur we must not cave the
patieLt to Judge What articles are co nprsleloed 10
suah diei For nutIi ion we must direct animal
food DliL, AID the faIIuacTOus articles these are
sufficient for that purpose but they should be used
alone, he functions OF the bowels wOaid not be wsn
performed In that case cOrtiyeaess would LEAD 10
cyspeisy 10 dTyre-s OF The mouh h.at Of The skn
aId pernsss 10 trouble about the hea1 with uueisy
sfep. So ia-, Therefore, AZ toe bowels require IL,
b.Te sioald De aided fruit sId other articles Of 3
lsxaiye character Mex 10 tae Diet aud of eli ihnss
mJst important, is eItrciss in th- open air. Tnis
tbould oe csuied IS s5r the vigoc # the patent
all p<Iun. i: LIQUID not be do sashy, bat b idly.
II poss bic, The paient should be mare - have faith
IN IT, for whsur bis be il Dot likely % pursQe IL rs
fer Is be can hid hen he will not cen 'e from il eli
'te bel eft which afford. Al instance oc ,rred
70 ne, nearly city ears 81 o, VII ch have often re-
lstea sLce, as WI calculated 20 proouce a proper
FIFTH. Il coi Iraed my previous convictions Oh Ihe
subject. a. presented hlmsslf in TIE mouth of
Nav who Hvea in reTed part OF Maine, below Pc
robscot river. He he'd COME from LIS hona with
sIea rcoDveueDes, to SEEK for medical al. found
hat be bad the usual symptoms Of phthisis he had
been cosfDsd 20 lis bo.se in Janusr7 a. ~hch ii ne
be sweat prDfusely In the n.h., Ess mu a r-iucei ia
sueng.h, sse wieteh-oly sick. He say hovever
that be and bis family must stsrve il he could OF en-
il bis usual winter Employ Of cutting WOOD
Alter mach reflection be wen. forth on tns frs, OF
tebfusr', with BIZ 81 on hs shnrde:. He favored
for bali sn herr when he was 90 exhausted that IA
y" forced to lie down upon TIE escv. Thus enjsi
bic hTs: days uisl. He oeIsevered however aai By
degrees gs'ntrsd strength 40 ;hst 81 tie end OF me
season &c eoch dc Goee.a.e dsJsw5:x. The s.o:y
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Latest STYLES
III Boots aud ShOes

A LII persons desiring the Latest Fashions for
= TO see what they are) would do we'll TO cali
at Dukes Boot and Shos Emporium,n where
ne 70 anxious to sho" his ne " and splendid stock.
winch - Always Rept thil and complete from his
own mandatory, tn, most extensive in tha r,tv
thus enabling him to fill orders more promptly
than any oher house.
he mas the greatest assortment and best ouali.
~ ol material that's to be found in any one house
vest Of the Mississippi for the manufacture al
work to order.
MS Lasts are all made 10 order, and he war
rants fl, and all his work superior to snv thin.
IN ms line In Iowa. Call and see for ysurseIfi
May 2S. 1855.
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II AND Rakes, and the much approved snd
| 1 generally used Revolving Horse Rake, for
sale hv S.W q H. TUCKER.
iel3 dGw
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SKYLiGHT
ID AG & E RR EAN GALLERY

~ =: s.:
inhabitants of keo
uk and vicln.iy. that he is prepared to take
ikenesses OF oil who may give him ca u, u the
most perfect manner, having large Skyigh',
the ooly light bv which blue eve ca be M I'd.
10 look natural, and far superior 10 all other
lights for Dagnerreotyping /; also, having an ex-
perience in TIE ert Of over seven years. ne fat
ters himself that he can suit the most fastdisus
Pictures and Drawings copied Landscapes and
pictures ot the sick or dectased taken at short
notice. Pictures put up in every variety ot
style, regardless OF the weather, md satisfaction
in all cases guaranteed.
June ~, 1885, dtf
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=. D. FOS ER

II received well assorted Stock OF
~ and Summer Goods, TO which the at-
D buyers 10 respectfully asked.
beds have been selected with special
d u. csty retail trade, ana will be solt
l1he same class Of goods can be bought
|nss IN Iowa.
lees viii DO wellt examine fhe stock
pi,a olaewhsse, - they viii find many
e! - - ~
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a SfLENDIO assortment Of children e fancv
mats and Caps for summer wear, the latest
SHrLnos's HAT EMpoR.um, 81. Main 81
Ladies. call and look at them.
naval
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Great Excitement!
AT SHELDoN,s HAT ErPoRrur

TIlE ,arge'tand best stock of Hats, Caps and
L Straw Goods ever brought into the Stat. o,
Iowa. Any one IN wan of nice Hat, Cap,
Umbrella, Carpet Bsg, Canes, &c, will slwsy,
find complete stock at the New York Hat En
porium, 81, Main street.
Cali aud look Al the new summer style of Hats
which Is beautiful. Do NOT forge, the place. Al
SHELDON'S, S4, Main street.
mav2I
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B1acksmithing.
WILLIAM GRAHAM. on Third, between
w Johnson ard Exchanges Streets, 81 the
Brick Shop. would inform the public that he is
prepared 70 do ali kinds Of BxAexsmIrHise in 4
neat, durable, and cheap manner.
HORSE SHOEINC.
Bring on your lame horses and have them
shod right. From his long and constant prac-
tce in this branch Of the business he haiters
himself that he cannot be excelled by any ono IN
the country. He particularly solicits patronage
in this line.
lie also offers his services as Farrisr in all its
branches.
May 26, 1855. d&wIy
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A LII the new simmer styles Of Straw II1ig -
a reeA5vea per 3 press, sor saie shsap a. AZ
SARk00nB MEN. YORK HATE
Gs4 81 nlkyeA = n ~
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JAM ES REYNOLDS.
" Wholesale and Retail Druggist,
Mschanic's Block, NORTH side of Main 81.

" holesale and Retail Druggist,
Mechanics Block, NORTH side Of Main ST.,
KEOKUK, IOWA.
Ii AVlNG made arrangements for per- a
Ii manenf business in the above line, | am
now Offering Il the city and country trade
large and we'll selected stock If
Druss. Nedieiness Paints, Dyes. Oils and var
nishes, Brushes, Glassware and Windew
Glass,
Also Perfumery and fancy articles, Cigars. To.
bacco and snuff, and a choice assortment OF
Family Groceries, including Spices, Teas. Fla
voring Extracts, Candies, Soda, Salaratus. and 9
variety Of articles ertaining tn that depart ment
al which will be sold on the principle of San.
profits and quick returns"
Particular attention given to preparing pre.
scrp'ions. Ia cases where medicines are re.
qn'red ming the night il is frequently inconve.
nicnt to OBJ ain them. This di!ic,rty I bay,
completely obviated By having my residence In
part OF the same building occupied by nv
store; and persons desiring medicines NAV rely
upon procuring them at all hours, night or day
without Inconvenience or delay.
DrnEeists, mere hants and Others, PURCHASING
by The quantity, are requested to give me cali
a. am determined to sell on as favorable terms
as any house in the city.
April G, 1866 div.
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THE LOVERS sOLILOQUY.
Go search the lndies' wave foi peais
To deck vou- high horn maiden,
Or dig Colconda's diamond sanhf,
With priceless treasure laden.
Go Ea,'tr Myrfh and Frankincense;
Andsweet Arabian spices.
And cluster round your hearts deligh;n
Loye's widest OF devices
III give TO her whom / adore,
BY far an of'ring richer
MY face, all dressed in lovers smiles,
10 BuELL's fair Skyiight Picture
Buell's Gallery, Sc, Mails Street.
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One More !!

Editof Of Gate City,
GENTS:-I wish TO say Ia your readers that
" have just returned from market with . great
variety Of Ladies' and Gentlemen's, Boys, Miss
es', and Children's
BOOTS AND SHOES,
which will sell Lower than the Lowest Re-.
member, Quick Sales and Small PROFITS is nav
motto. GEO. CRITTENDEN.
Corner 5sh and NJ ain Streets
p. S. hope no one will believe the above
till they come and see for themselves. &C.
Keokuk, June7. d&w1m
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western Hotel,

(roRNERLY XBoKUK HnTEL,)
sOCATED on the Levee, below n inst.
tbst convenient to the steamboat landing.
4 - bsen tAksn BY ths subscriber, late Of
Enix Hotsl, y ard has bean thoroughly 70
Ind veil furnished, The entiro arrange
Id made with view to the comfort Of
VI and customers. He hopes, therefore,
attention to business to have share Of
bafrunags. The attendants speak the
| German, and French languages. Give
d. DANIEL ACNE.
&. 1855. dAwtf
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FLOUR! FLOUR |!

fHE undersigned wishes to inform tAe ctit-
zens OF keokak and vicinity, that he has foe
sale prime article Of F1oua. made or mrs FAN
y heat. Every barrel warranted 10 eiss sat,e.
'ae,on or the money refunded. Those wishina
the advantage OF the late decline ia Fiou, Viii
do well TO call al the Cry Mills.
Flour delivered in any part of the city free OF
enarge. W. II. AUSTIN.
June /, 1855. dan
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City Property for Sale.
ALUABLE LOTS. located on Main, Blon-
deau aud Johns on Streets, which will be sold
faverabiy.
Apply to ". A. CAVE,
Firm Of Graham T. Cave, MsinSt.
June 5, 1855. dif
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ANQ 70 10 BUEL 4 BRO IS and get Letter
q Or Stencil rIais cut ior marking bags, oxss,
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DENTAL SURGERY.

y X. X. S. B A RBE ER.
M OULD respectfully announces TO ,he ei,t.
W lens OF Keskuk and vicinity that he has
permanently located in Keokuk, where g. 3.
Pec's 10 perform all the operations pertaining 10
Dental Surgery. -
he fesls confident in his ability to give ,,ti,.
'ae'ion 20 those who may favor him with thsir
pati
a. Once on Main between Third ara
Fourth Streets. ~As
All operations warranted.
keokuk, April %. 1883
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THE frm OF Crsham 4 Cavv il thu d.v i
j solved by mutual consent. N. CAneh
thorizsd to ssftis the business Of the - a.
and will continue the business % hsru4o5oye 4.
g. C. GRAHAM
W.H. CAVE.
June 81, 1855.
Washington sentinel. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1855, 1855-03-22

The Wood-Gss Controversy.
RATHER sharp but distant firing


IA carried on by some persons interested in
~ood-Gas Patents and we perceive that the
smoke Of their capnon has somewhat obscured
their vision. DIR. G. @. Page, as the attorney for
w 7. Mcconnell, having presented HI. claims
through our columns, l.. r. Breisach or thi. civ.
has presented those OF Pettenkofer ~ Rutland, OF
Bsvaria-he being their assgnec-through the
columns OF the Daily Times of the Sd instant He
states thst the first patent for the Bavarisn inyen
ton was issued on February "a, 1851, an authen.
ucated copy Of which has been filed in our Patent
ONCE also, that the claims of his assignors were
hied IN the Office, TO protect their rights more
than year ago. AS no patent can be obtained
for making or using Wood-Gas, the disputed
point relates 10 the apparatus, which embraces
the reheating OF the gas-passing il over n red hot
surface IN It's way 10 the cooler-afer IL is gene.
rated; this IS clearly stated in Dr. Pages letter
on page 80. Now, as Mcconnell claims 10 have
invented the apparatus for reheating Wood Gas,
as far back as lS49-two years previous 10 the
granting OF the Bavarian patent-and as he OBJ
tanned patent for the same, on the Goth day OF
September last, although contested by Pettenko
ter az Rutland we cannot well conceive who l. II
Bresach wants 10 Brighten, by declaring. through
the columns OF the Jfnes, that he will prosecute
The violaiors OF the Bavarisn invention He gives
this notice 10 all who take interest in the intro
duction OF this invention but, in doing So he for
got TO present any fact upon which the public can
rely, 10 show what patent rights he possesses
when ne again wrie< 10 inform the public that he
has certain patent rights and will prosecute those
who infringe them, we hope he will be so good as
10 state what these rights are that the public
may know what he means.-.Scientifc dDlsr,ean.
Nov left
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Renewed facilities are now offered to the public
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