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HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
PHILADELPHIA.

MA.
IMPORTANT ANMoUM CNdENT.
THO ALL PERSONS afflicted with seHuaI dis
Il ease, such a. SEMINAL WEAKNESS. I'M
PoTENCE, GoNoRRHGA, OLEEr, sYPHI.
LIS, &C. Ac.
The HOWARD ASSOCIATION OF PhilsSe-
phiA, In view u the awful destruetioa Of human
iie and health. eaaaed by Sexual diseases and the
decePtOns which are rraciiseI spoa the uniouu-
nate victims OF sHch diseases BY Quaeks. have
directed their eou-niaing Surgeon, - q CHARt-
TABLK ACT EoF,hs OF their bame, 90 give MED
ICAL ADVICE GRATIS. To all person. thus az
aieted, (Aale 81 Femsle,) who apply by Iet,eT
(PcstpaidO With description Of their condition
Gage. occupation. kabits 90 life &C 4nd en- eases
81 extreme poyery end suffering 10 FURNISH
MEDICINES FEE OF CHARGE
The Howard Association Is a benevolent Ias,i-
tuition, established By special endowment f,f the
reiisi q the sick and distressed afflicted win avir
u!eni aad Epidemic disease" a8d u funis can he
used Tor no other purpOse. Il has nov a sufpIus
Of means Witch the Director have voted TO aoyer.
tise the above bo,iee is needsss 10 add that the
AsaociAiiGn commands the highest Medical skill OF
the ace.
Address tpcsLrsid,) Dr. GEO. r. CALHOUN.
Con.uiiieg Safesun. Howard Assoeia'ton, PhHa.
del76iz, Ps Ny arsgr of ~ u.TssiarN
EZRA d HEaRTwELI, T1yesiSsut
GEORGE FAiRCHILD ScersfarS
May s. 1855 --Iy
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-06-05

VIM. p. TtOwLES.
(sseos.s1 10 O. y. Wa esrrss co)
Patent SHIRT Mandatory,
its B~ifi-svs Sysa. "a DIV cs,-sC H-s.
DARTfCULARa attention AZ given TO the msns-
Il faeture Of the Patent sho,,ls 81 S>.m Shirt
Experienced Cutters are emplo, ed, and ssfisfse-
tosy az 10 varrante5 IN every casa. oenuemen 81
distanee can have thsir shirts made 10 order and
forwarded 10 hem. 10 any part Of iAa' Union, BY
sendiag nsI MEASUREMENT according 10 the fol-
lowing
FORMULA:
! Size around the neck.
Length Of sleeve from ccnire Of The back The
knuekle 90 Tie hsnf, Al the root Of The SuRe-s
J Size afoand the wrist, and across shoold.T.
breast undsT The srm pits.
belt. (if eSEPs'eRt Penkoa.
Length Of bosom.
7 Lrngih from Shoulder TO kuee.psn
Height Of collar, space 20 front and any pseu-
liariy Of style or fashion that may be Desired
The above sizes mast Be carefully aud accurate
taken 10 ihsaTs o.. a. all necessary allowances
are made By the cutter % the eslabliskmpnL
Baltimore, Nov. 9, i55S.-Iy
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Hay, Straw and FEEDER Cutters.

SIscLArR's SCREW PR0PELLERS,
o. sszss. iof hand OF horse power. ana will cut
hay, suaw, Fodder aud Stalks With great 70 pidi-
W are very siroug AID dorsbie. and cannot get
out Of repair. The bssi article ever invented Tor
the purpose.
RcsoLrs, NouRsE, Mason & Co.'S HAY
AND STRAW CUTTERS, OF ali sizes Bsaali-
iul SofknanshiP and fast cutters, and eantot fail
10 please all
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Anew and Valuable hIedlclue I!

HoLLwAY's WORM coNFEcTIoNs-
u n This medicine u pot up 70 sush form that
!. not a. al dis'asisfui 70 ehdrea, for sale BY
Dec. 6, 1855.
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Fsss. e So A'. ass & 8; |. 'EaEws.
Halass.ssss s'a'1 III : ! '6S.is;i >
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Notice.

ViHE aateFsiensd hnding u Impossible 70 get
u aiooe whh theh ousioeas, sad meet their nce-
e.asFy Liabilities viii peoBptssss are forced %
riYs eetiee o. 81 eaEeerned, that % and sfss The
lsi 81 Jsbuafy ensping, fhey sss ssH Meats Tor
CasA saiy' sihoutFesp~ci - psFrops. They you'd
b mere lehiepi " hey e0ud, be- Ibis - che last
alterDaiiye. Bring yoaf money, and vna shail
bsge IN fsafiasss fhe tesi Nests II the valley
SAMUEL e. YOUNG, q son.
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AM2aNALa
uAEG ED ~ 2nsk ~ Roofs snd stass -
a NJ AtNueL q. rsUss. 80 sln faafarl ~
t4alatst - ~ ewa efeuasi ~ ae<aaEu AZ
ffsff - asfileUFnf Wcad iifs = slaeF 49, -
fpscelir - 500 e. ensk. sfn - fcaaf 81 ~
Fsfssnl Eiacp sniii ~ is n Aga 81 ksa i -
aeseat ~ faass hieDEaisi siii sftsef = flosfaT
81 ~ eefgeass ~ ~ afoE H0Ha
Bsaaatyt. - la IN
A HHa0siAi, HEcrAR ooIOuRK. a ss.
"a Fefirf article Pfstaf.f ~
At - HuTctiisos = agsnETT.
EaEsH HuRHT tiNg - ,sis -
go. 80 kErks EEfesLEY
DEPFEa HAuCE. g. ssis 81
A.,sA q pe HEtt.ta q cooks
DeiED FEAciiks :, -. 80.
-. -. AeFE5 4 kEhhsLEY.
(,aUpE FOIaslIs 3, =. y -.
- sofGti10N a HuaNEFT.
i G2e4lA FnlsoN - ssiseF
HDTcHleoE 4 nURNgTT
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-06-05
Southern Agency
fer MeCermlek's IteapIRg aad MoWIng
@=

~ ". Pat stree, HsAImofs.
.trFARAERS 81 The Valley 81 yissisia vii
pigsse isse notice thst 10 their aceommnt'sii,,s
iall supply 81 ihe didfent parts Siii b. kspt en-
ChaHestovn an " inchrsier. and also any other
point where the RsapcIs nay b lntsoaoerd
MAY o. fSSS--tf BMR
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r. :. 3. !. susFa'p - (. :; 80 -;
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Taxesl Taxes n TaxeslIl

TUE Tazes for ths las, year. have bssa doe fssf
j ~ lssi ~ menth- b = see-.~.fy -, .iI
sbouid PaY ~ fofihviih
RoBT LUCAS. H.. gssria
J. W, CAMPBELL, ~ 81
n. W NAMING, b.
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TUsT Rseslpss Tss 81. cdr vissuas a..
80. e : i - = ~. fSs@ W..
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go 81 -.

sallfs STOCK 90 GOODS. 81 strictly Prins
Cest Ia siots stafre sd 80 nssoglss. s-.byse-
ia1 essly article feaef ~ = Cezafsy asase
Hnaas ~ sfta-ssAii $3.50 Entsf ata Casa
es.f - Ss6s.i. - s9.s e - tsYs gsn se4ess-
- tvith ispFpE' satsaj 80 = sstss = psymssa
cAshsssys, tsssssSs - - '''AFoOSN
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-06-05

JACKS oNk FOOD

HAVING taken The lsUs WsDrseas 90 Lss-
Ii xess arerf sryssssr a. Hsk<y Bed. hep ca
hssd al kiaas 81 A0RICuLTuRAE lhfLE-
MErTs AND FARMING UTENSILS % The
Sol ~ ksrr ksr-< Ne fesf hrouskess sss eosstry
s1e e geoc lr5tr-s-rss ssd "a hos--.ysAg s.hfss,
srs Of he tra importance 10 tho Whole fsrnins
eonnnniiy, Nc hops hey viii call ssd Judge fof
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TUE undersigsea hsvias frntsi So essi FREE,
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uaan IN togn BE- can - fouef 81 as3 zoos. a.
= hisabssncs Cisiua eap ~ zen fths Pre- Press
oace Az ciai1ns ceaffsd 70 zee staii rscslvs
rromPi stisniion % svsfg respect
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-08-21
HlgAiy 1nHsrsAas esesn Hansas !
CIVIL WAR IN THE TERRITORY.


Tho clerk Of the steamer Genoa, which
arrived yesterday from Weston, has furnish
Cd % with the following intelligence from
Karsas, taken from the Border Ruf;an
Ersro, dated Wcstport, Aug. 10:
Franklin, X. r., attacked by Abolition
ists--Four Hours' Hard Fighting Four
Pro- Slavsry Mem Womnded--Sir Aboli-
tionists~ Killed The Post Office Robbed
Last night (Monday, l2th,) some 200 Alb
olitionists attacked the town Of Franklin
the pro-slsvery party numbered about 20.
The tight lasted hours. Four pro-slsvsry
men wounded, names not known; six Adolf
tionists killed. Mr.. Cranes house was rob-
bed and set on Ore; the FIRE WAS soon extin-
guished. Mrs. Crane Was knocked down BY
an Abolitionist. The Post Office was robbed
OF about sixty dollars and set on IRE. They
got the large cannon belonging to the pro-
slavery party, and can now attack Westport
or Lccompton. After doing all the mischief
they could, the Abolition forces retired.
Mill Laser.-As the Genoa was leaving
Kansas another express arrived from West
port. which reports the Abolition loss at Is
killed and wounded.
The above from the Border Ru6son news
paper, is clearly Border RulIan represen-
tation, and indicates nothing but that : col
lision may have taken place, true account
Of which We may receive hereafter. Fps.
GATE CIfY.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-08-21

FsEE LAnos-The natural ..,,n, ~h;.n ..,,
tases the resi wealth Of this rr.a, c.unt,, sna
sfsa'ss ,has p,scr in The masses alone 10
~ =. = 80 '"' .,niwarx VI Free institutions.
t'enH y ''V" ats ietter II Acceptance.
wneneF er Ia se ia n subssantive good t. he done
wnsne .er tnere foot oi land t. be pfeyenied
sre m bv NJ slave territory. VIII ug 90 as
sers tas pginslf.e II ths exeiusioh u slavery
ltAalvi W bster.
| repeat that never and never wi vote aud
earthly ppw.r will ever make vote, to sprer,
Slavery territory where ii dors not EXIT
Henry Clay.
1 heartily concur In all movements which have
for their pJect I. repair the mischiei arising from
the vocation Il god faith the repea Of ths Ms
s1ari Competence. am opposed t. Slavery in the
40 tfaei, and ap u princutcf sustained and mad
ha9.taa hy settled pntietlon. While feel inf 4.
lib Va. belief thai II ought not 10 be iuierfef
Nth where II exists usdcr The shield Of state soy.
ereigEty infe aibiy opposed to Us extension
on his coatinen, beyond its preseni limits -fJubu
&. Fremont.
feel that there lie nothing which the etyIlf,ea
world IL they take nottee of - humble an aalysa
uai ma myself, viii reprDach witb, when ! "a,
as said the either day, had male up my fatrd
for that nader No eiresmstaaees would co.cn
10 the further extension II the area II Saver, !.
ahe Cnitsi states, or If The further Increase a
slase representation In the House II E,pr.sep,a
tise-.--sspe of Daniel Webster on thg osp,o,
Bill. io8s.
Tas yoIcE ~ HEsEY CLAr.-In 1850. Henry Ola,
epokr she tgiit.wsRg ~0ra~
But yoa canast pu, your finger any part q
tho Constitution which conveys the rixnt al Tia,
pswer carry slaves from of the states Of III,
tnisn u any Iyrri,ory VI the United siates Nor
sir can admit for = single moment that thsre il
any separate or Distinct RICH; upon the part oil
states itaistduai msIabers OF tie 4tes on AZ,
portion VI the pespie VI the unted state ~ carr,
Slave. lnts Territories. undef the aeA that tltoFe
Territories afe hs II b. Netu nc
ctRssF.
Tine REDMOND Es9uiREB YHE CINCINNATI II AZ
roaa.-~Wib the utmost possible precision aua cIa.
phasis OF language, these resolutions a:lfta ;hs
xraa, vital principles, ist, 81 the t0usssutiosai
guarantees Of slavery and secondiy II ~ gsaal,
ity II the States in respsct Ut their sovereign Gg
nifty and political rights IN equally eisat ad -.
ciasise terms the doctrine Of SqnAtes Sovereignty
II repui;atsd by the Democratic parry.
III ain elected u the high Office far which your
has nominated me. viii ehdsavor L. al
IN nisssr the government according to tie true spirit
81 the D,aststutisa, IL wAs snderasood by the
great meu wAo fransd and adspted il, and in such
) ~ay 70 preserve both Libsrty and Union
+ J vbu e. Fremont.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-08-21
kansas City ana Keskuk Nail.
Read.

A meeting OF the Board Of Director,
was held on Thursday last, at which active
measures were taken to push the work with
energy. committee was appointed TO wal,
upon the citizens Of Clay county and lay the
facts before them. II is Of the utmost i'm.
portance that this end Of the road be in pro-
cess OF construction rs soon - possible,
The individual subscriptions in Kansas CITY
amount to 4l5O,'OO, and the corporation viii
subscribe 100000 AZ soon a. vote can be
had upon the question. This makes $780,
600 for Kansas City alone. Clay county
ought to take at least the amount IL not
more, which will set us on safe and sure
basis. There are two routes either Of which
ispracticable. The route by way OF Liber.
ty and Knoxville in Ray county, and the
route by way Of Rich6sld and Richmond.
The latter is the nearest an air line, but the
Company prefer the Liberty route provided
liberal subscription can be had. They
have rendered to Liberty the location Of the
road upon this contingency, and have no de-
sire to divert it from that point, until the
people Of that portion Of the county say
what they are prepared to do. On the re-
turn Of the Engineer from the completion Of
the survey, it is contemplated to survey
route by way Of Rich6eld and Richmond, to
test the expediency Of such = location. The
people OF Ray county are for this latter line,
AMI contend it is shorter than the line wes, /,
and promise heavy subscription il the Di-
rectors will locate the road on the contem-
plated survey.
There is no time to lose in the matter, "A
il is the determination Of the Directors to
push the work with all the energy possible
From keokuk We hear the most gratifying
intelligence. The railroad men are alive TO
the great Importance of this road and will
meet us at the junction with their end Of the
line.
BY letter from Mr.. Lawrence, the Engi-
neer, July 30th, We learn that he had reach
ed Knoxville, in Ray county, with line
much more favorable than even the moot
sanguine had anticipated. He speaks in
most encouraging terms Of the feeling man
ifested by the people thus far, and expresses
the conviction that the entire stock necessa.
ry to the completion of the road can be had
from the counties through which the line
passes. He has thus far secured the right OF
way without an exception.-Kansas Mo. j
Enterprise.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-08-21

On the Slavery question the platform adopted for
bnehanan comprises these points;
ist. Congress has no right to exclude Slavery
from ANY territory.
ID: The psopie Of territory haze No power to
prohibit Slavery 30 long - the territorial govern
m-nt lasts.
ID sqaatter Sovereignty 10 humbug, and is no
longer plank in the Democratic creed.
stn "s,ate equaiy" means the right Of slave
holders TO take their Slaves into the pubic do
main by virtue Of lhe Slave laws If The Slave
States.
9TH. That Slavery is national ard Freedom see
t.ouai.
OH. That the people Of territory can only *
caaic slavery from atnong them after they have
iorm "a a State Constitution and been admitted into
the Union.
7th. that Kansas must b. kept out Of the Union,
on Inc Pies of want Of popuistion, until the IRE
State men are murdered or driven out aud The sav a.
holders firmly planted under the protection Of IN,
General Governalent.
e'h. ihat any man denying thu forcgo.ne doc.
friae 49, Traitor, ami should b. dealt vii .eesra
ingy.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-08-21


- hs srsassss spssA sysg 81 hsswssn tAs
Mississippi ~ Nov Yssk Cli11 - nals b ne
New Iosk sna Drie naliFood 81 ~ eeaaeetious.
IL gsse unltsaal tAesosshlArs, h eonneetion
VITA - Wsssa nAilsosAs lsa1ins y Il, il trans
porting passsaesn from Chicago 70 New York City
In y souas, 5sssas quicker than b any Other
route.
There ear se greet deaf " buHne.s done in ssvex
Aours.
The New York and Krie IL . company that d.
serves large share u the travel for their endssvors
70 please the travelling public. They are the nrs,
and foremost company to s~crssse Ae speed and re-
1ses the PRICE II transportation on passengers and
freight.
Passengers that pAss over the New York 4 Erie
Railroad in those wide and comfortable cars with
those gentlemanly conductors, canno. help but like
and rscommendit IL.
See the advertisement Of the New York and Erie
In another column; II gives tbs time OF the depart
Of the fast trains from Chicago and arrival .,
New York
~ MAGurRE's CoxrpUnp RxrRAcr on Bxssx
PLASr--A certain cure for Diarrhoa, Dyscntery,
Summer Complaint, and all affections Of the bowels
attended With relaxation. Asa safe, paiatahie and
reliable remedy II 10 uneqaailed. For children
teething attended with irritation II the bowels, IL
IL the most soothing remedy In use Prepared and
sold by JAG. MA0UIRE.
Chemists and Druggists,
s.W. cor. Olive 4 ID sts., ST. Louie.
For sale in Keokuk BY +. II. Common, and Drug
gists generally. [asg7odAwSm
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-08-21

We have intelligence farther, which We
think reliable, that Rinsgold has given As
for Curtis instead Of 81 for Hall, Montgome-
ry y instead Of 7 for Curtis, Taylor, 40 in
stead of 81 for Hall, Page Al ,ns.ead of loO
for Hall, and Fremont small majority for
Curtis instead Of 100 for Hall. We think
Curtis will have full 1000 majority.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-08-21

Coz. CuRrls.-Col. Curtis will leave for
the East, on business Of the city, next Tues
dtv, which makes it impossible to meet any
political appointments for The present. On
his return he will serve his friends as he
may nave time to do so. lie will address
the people at Fort Madison on Saturday sve-
ming next.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-08-21

From Washsn~t0m

The eastern mail failed US yesterday. We
learn, however, that Congress adjourned on
Monday, accordingto agreement. The army
bill failed, neither house being willing to re-
cede from its amendments. The President
had prepared proclamation calling IN ex
sra session on the next day, giving, rs rca-
son, the necessity of appropriations for the
army.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-08-21
{ Cosltl.adsd to- morroU. J

GA Washington dispatch says "Lettsrs
received from Lancaster, Pa, stste that
changes Of $50 votes from Fillmore to Fve-
mont occurred ia forty eight hours after the
Southern elections were received, and proba-
bly, !, 200 in the county."
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-08-21

The Republicans of keosauqua, thinking
that at least part OF the good time so long
on the road has already come, will jollify on
Thursday. the 2SIh instant. We trust every
thing will go of with enthusiasm, and have
no doubt it will.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-08-21
SPECIAL N01 ICE To NEW YORK
. HOUF0 Saved
By TAKING THE

NEW YORK AND ERIE i. i
DASSEN0kR6 taking the $40 .. n. Train On the
1 Michigan Central RAilrosd ., Chicago, arrive At
Saspsnsioa Bridge ll:os 2. N: same day, and cor
arrive In New York city next day u 2;4s pm.
SErEN hours and Ttsensy htsufo IN sAvascs
Of any other Route.
Passenger taking the 9.45 p m. Train on Michi-
gan Central Railroad connect through by Niagara
Falls Road, also by the North Shore line VI steam
ooAs 10 Buffalo, arriving In time fos u. M % ths
New York = Eric Railroad, arriving in New Yogt
Same evening at $50.
ONE Houk snA Twenty Minutes in advance Of tie
AIb0ny vowfS.
Passengers taking the 545 a. m. train on Miehi-
gan son,hern connect ~ Toledo with steamboat di-
rect to Buaato and arrive in time for the $50 O. n.
Steamboat Express train tho New York Erie
K.,lro:d, arriving in New Yors 81 li:ssp.u.
SIN HOURS IN advaacs ~ tAx Ai6aay route.
Passengers taking the tbs train On the same con-
acct 1t Dankirk with the =. m. train On the New
York kris Railroad, arriving at New York u $50
y. m.
ONE HOUR and T~taty Minutes in a4psses Of snv
,fher route.
Passengers leaving Chicago Saturday $40 .. m.
on Michigan Central rosd will arrive 10 New York
,ity Sunday 2iA5 p. m.
NINETEEN HOURS IN advance Of fAe Aibssv
route.
Train. from Dunkirk, Buffalo and Niagara Yslis
N New York Erie kaiirosd make direct connec-
,iens with ali trains leaving Chicago for the East
running through direct 10 New York with len
changes than any other route.
GA- PAssenxcrs must be particular TO puYch Use
Tickets via Nsw York 4 Ene Railroad, II they
wish 10 save SIX or sEVEN HOURS in time. and
10 through without delay.
MerehAnts, Produce and Stock Dealers can max
tirosgh contracts BY calling on the Company's
Agents A. II. PETERS, Agt,
- Dearborn It,. Chicaro.
B.F. SMITH, Gen. Agsnt,
sng2idAwsms Cleveiand, o.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-08-21

THE LADIES' ESrEKrArSxEyr.-Alitt little per-
sonal interest in the success Of the fair to-
night will excuse our calling attention to it
again. Patronize the ladies. They will do
every thing TO please you. Pay them liber-
ally. II will be devoted to commendahle
use. Remember! at Klbourne's Hall, to-
night
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-08-21

CO The State Times e. Fillmore paper)
published ut Austin, SAYS the Germans,
North, South, East, and West, are 6ooking
around tho standard Of Fremont.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-08-21

The DIS MorsEs vAta.Ry Who Is issued from
this ONCE every Wednesday, has extensive and in
ereasing circulation throughout the DesMoines Val
ley - we'll a. in the rest Of the State and the Uni
ssd States, and ~ medium Of advertising IL not
urpassd. Subscription price $,5o per annum in
I'D nnce.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-08-21

lou or 80. Is any body going to bet again
A Coon THlxc.-Mr. Fotherinpham, at
his intelligence Office, has opened publ Q
reading room.
Still ASoTHER.-Ever the rush is West
ward. We have several business houses es-
tablished in this city recently by new corners
from Troy and Lanslngburgh, On. W We
noticed some time since the establishment OF
Mossrs. Hitchcock 4 Co., lately from the
latter place. A late copy Of the Lansing
burgh Gdxette contains the following:
John NJ. Mott. Jrr., has been received al
a partner in the house Of Hitchcock l. Co.,
keokuk, Iowa, and leaves soon for the new
home of his adoption. The firm will here
after be known under the name Of Hitch
cock, Mott Co.. and we will venture to
say that no more enterprising AMI reliable
ynun- c.s ~ iar' withir 'ha bonnis
We have had OCCASION .s.u. mas - speAA
Of the marked and we'll defined inventive
genius Of Mr.. Mott, and now that he has be-
come identified with population proyerbial
Tor its enterprise and sagacity, we have no
doubt he will soon win honorable rank and
and attain to u high position Of honor and
,sefulness. We wish him oil the success
his amiable disposition aud gentlemanly
qualifications SO fully cntitle him to, and con-
graduate the citizens Of the " Gate CITY !"
upon 50 valuable m accession to their social
and business circles.
WASHINGTON, Aug. lS.--Messrs. McMul-
len, Of Virginia, and Granger, Of New York,
members Of the House, while riding to the
Capitol this morning, in an oun bls, got into
q dispute about politics, when McSiuiien
struck Granger severe blow in the eye.
The parties clnched, but were separated by
the other passengers before further damage
ensued.
BrcK AND s'BKE Ak. ''--"First we Poiked
them, then we Pierced them, and now we'll
Buck them,' shout tho sham Democracy.
The Buckiiny process they tried on, for the
frst time, in Iowa, last Monday; and it hap
pened to them Ms il did to the bull who UNDER
toook TO buck the LOCOMOTIVE of the bridge.
There was u sharp collision, but the Loco
motive went on and the bull went over. SO it
Jared it with the Ruchaniers in Iowa. So
will il fare with them 10 all the Free States.
s.Look ont for the Locomotive when the bell
rings,' or il will be sBuck and Bre0k.'--
Nilu0ukee Sealiaei.
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CT We understand that gentleman re-
turned from Iowa City Ca Buchaneer, OF
course) says the Official votes elect Hall by
$50 or 50. Is any body going to bet again :
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PANR1Nel r RURNEa1l

PARRISH 4 PU0NELL
II kEP constantly on hand the hest and choicest q.
N sortmsnt Of FAMILY GROCERIES,, Woods
ware. %. City Mills aud Quincy Tlosr, BY the saak
OF barrel. All goods deiiy red 1aRE ~ cxAn0s.-
Third street, between Main and JOhnson
All kinds Of COUNTRY PRODUCE bought, -
kept on hsod for sale BY
AsglS-Aln-wlt PAP.
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ME are now Resolving large and cAoice stock u
w HAVANA AND DOMESTIC CIGARS,
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Country dealers and dealers generally are invited
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