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NJ. ". Htcks. ~. D..
SURE EON DEN s T

Citv Of Keokuk Iowa y-ofice IN Second ST., betwee
Main and Jchnson.
TAR H., in addition 20 the usual -
II methods ~ n sert ing ar,i6ci al teeth
/. in possession If the exciusive right OIYfN
for this city Of mounting the 'eontina-
ous gum work" ~ universally admired Tor thei
beauty and cleanliness.
Hell sl.o mounting teeth on Gutta Percha.
spy ia 1855 dwiy
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HAVING made aIi the necessary preparations to
J. manufacture all kinds of Shoes, boots for La
dies and Gentlemen, aud having on the WAY n
very rye assortment of all kinds Of mater al
to manufacture from, bought in New York aud Phil
iephia Of the manufacturers and importers. have
10 sell of my Eastern ready made goods
now on hand
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DEMING Il LOVE.
tSuceessors to A. L.. Defining 4 Co.,)
0a u kcrs and DcnIeFs IN Exchange,
Main Street. Kfokuk, Ioira.
DARTICTLAk attention given to collections.
Refer TO
Il. " Clark, Dodge d Co., New York;
Hcebe CO,
Adams 4 Buckingh ghams, 's "
J, W. Clark & Co.. Boston;
Drexel 4 Co., PhiisdeiPhia;
T. w Clark Co.,
johnston. Brother. / Co., Baltimore;
f. W. Clark Bros, St. Louis;
State Savings Institntion, I"
Benoist d Donneiiy,
Vim. ilerron 4 To-, Pittsburgh;
Commercial Bank, Cincinnati;
N. Cvrwith 4 Co, Gaiena;
Heron Brothers, Duluqae;
b. c. convars, Esq, Cashier State Bank Of Ohio
Zanesviile. fjy7
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=. HElMSTM EET.
TINIoN Block, Main Street, Dealer In Eng u
" Iish and French Chemicals, Drugs andv
Medicines, Paints, Oils, Dye-studs, brushes,
Perfumery, Fancy Articles, &c, Ac
All the Patent Medicines Of the day. Physicians'
prescriptions and family recipes will be accurately
and neatly prepared. aud in no case will any bas
pure and genuine materials be used.
dec ! I'D
A GOOD assortment Of supporters and trusses, for
"A sale by 5. HEIMsIhEEl
innlgd Union Block.
r0ON'S German Saiye. or vegetable pain extractor.
~ For sale by .. HElAsikEEi
iuni6d Union Block.
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NOTICE.
VYvHE owner Of the following described goods will
i please call, pay charges, and take the goods;
boxes,
2ehests,
BbiA. marked VIM Warner, Ksokuk.
If not called for within 80 days they will be sold to
pay charges. W. H. AUSTIN CO.
keokuk, July Is. 's6-daot
(yLOVER SEEDS bbls for sale By
~ spg19-A AcdAvIC, CHITfENDUN = o.
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To House. sign, Coach and StcA@.
boat pa

boat Painters.
'HL subseraonrs nave on hand large ana varied
s."ekoI rants, coiors, dfy and ground In I'M
sea .iI, wh,oh ~ ~.hfy oher On advantageous fermsto
pa.n's.s anu anau eao'ns' hniShefs; ;,
pr.sns,-'ooo b.. chrome, Paris, marine, verdi
Hins.N ea"n ,hspr; .
etc. A"iP'
Ye,lov--f00a ,hs ohronn ch;n. a.. l.
xello~ oehre
Red 6msy;eanand .v.rm;,l;on soo,hs In.
dia and other reds 100 lb. Venetian do
Sienna--500 lbs raw and burned dry and In oil |
and water.
Browns-5 5o0ibs raw and burned umber, dry and
In oil, 100 lbs spanish brown.
~, a.e, W. N Sna "h.te ieaa'
AtIant,. Eahn",,aaI,.m,, ~, a,'9, -,
Eny,,sh and 49, .a .ns. 'li'er po' ieaa,
20 ahIs sn;ri,s ra.oa.,i
l5 do snir,, 90. s.h
Coarh Fnrn9,ura na.n
'"""1s aha.tnen "a ~ nafhisnes.
Wholesale Druggists ID stYeet myoos.
4 Ico,loI io ~ :
| ~ hoi Ns-yart a..i,~', u". "a '. IT,, g. aie"
my22dAw
| r. n BI,I. i Icyva,a pa4. ,.,. ,s.h,
Oh No.ir AS' ""ou' ius',n, r,,a &c, Dois
| myaoaAu wv
/ TUsT RECEIVED
- Lyons Kathairon
Barry Tricoperou.
Ayers Cherry peetorsl
Ru.hton's God Live, Oh.
/ Boilard's Hair Dy,.
! Perry Davis Pain Killer,
| Rhodes Fever and Ague Cure
Deshler's Fever and Ague Pills
IHoM CO.,
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EickIen a. UuCns.
BANKERS AND GENERAL BROKERS,
JohnsoH 81, BET. I'd ard I'd. .... .kEUkIk, IOWA,
WILL buy snd sell Exchan. a. collect Notes and
w Bills sell Lard Warrants, inveet in Real Is
tate, Loan M9npI for nu-rrsidents, aud Pay Taxes.
Time paper negotiated, and facilities cxten1ed.-
Gold, Silver, and uncauent money bough, and soid,
REFERENCES,
Bank Repnbiis New York City.
John NJ. Gordon, Union Bank, Baltimore.
James Robb A Co.. New Orleans.
Duniey, Drake 4 Co., Cincinnati, O.
uA. Tucker 4 Co, Exchange Bank, Chicago.
John Anderson i Co., st, LOUIS
Cashiers Of Eastern Virginia Banks.
Joseph Fieken, Lexington, Ky.
july 30 '58-.fty
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Ba mixing H0usc OF Chas. Parsons.
Cor. of Main and I'd Ste, kEokUk, IOWA.
CIGHT Exchange the Eas. and South bought
Cand sold. European Exchange for remittance to
any part Of Europe for sale. lnteres, allowed on
deposits as per agreement.
Refer 10 Lucas a s.monds, ST, Louie, Mo.
l.. A. Benoist & Co., do
Atlantic Bank, Eusten.
Duncan, Sherman 4 Co., New York.
Drexel 4 Co., Philadelphia, Pa.
Union Bank, Baltimore, Md.
Commercial Bank, Cincinnati, Q.
Price, Converse A Co, New Orleans, La
Sept. \, ik55.-diy
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VIvHR undersigned has removed bis Wholssas
j Boot and Shoe business - No, -, North Maa1
street between ID and ID. t~o doom vest Ct -
ton i Sons. W.T.. AhSA1U0N.
Keokuk, June II, 80 dom
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'oRb, CHts. T. uHHAa, ID. W. "
Ford, 0orham * Ford,
BANKERS,

BANKERS,
Third ST., ono door south Of Main, keokuk, lowe +.
REFEkEAGKs
Metropolitan Bank, New York;
WINSTON. Lanicr Co., New York;
WA. Howe, Prest., BostoD,
Geo W Thayef, Pres'., Boston;
u. Ssldsn Thaysr, cash'r, Buffalo;
Peninsula Bank, Detroit;
/. IL. Burch 4 Co., Gheago;
Carpenter Ford, Cincinnati;
Darby Barksiale, ~. L,,ui-
7. Y. Handy, Cash'r, Cleveland
lansled1~
r.. 70. a ID. w. FORD
Dealers IN AcAt Estate.
Office over Banking House of Ford Gorha,n Ford
iuneiodaw kE0kUk, IOWA,
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Croc kerry, Glass-W are,

LOOKING GLASSES, Erc.
FULL and complete assortment Of goods In The
~ above line can be seen Ut the old stand Of
Carey & KtlboUrns,
Kabourue,s = Block Main st, Keokuk, Iowa.
Merchants visiting our city invited to call and
examine. my3ed
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s. EPARkLINa and bright,
- In the liquid light

WEPAkkLINd and bright,
- In the liquid light
Is tho water In our glasses
Msssrs Moore l. Hooper respectfully announce to
their friends and patrons that they have again put
in operation their fountain which dspenscs its cool
and delicious waters, favored with the nectar and
Juices of most delicious fruits and flowers. A win
ter,e rest has enabled Messrs. H. To make such
improy emen,s in the manufacturing process. that
they say unhesitatingly it cannot be surpassed by
any Grated Matar in the world Call and satisfy
Yourselves Remember the place III Main street
"Bchold the mark,
little fountain cell
Where water clear ~ diamond spark,
my3d III . stone basin fell
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.-----. -. -'''''-' =, .ryv saEW.

AN now prepared to furnish all kinds OF lumber
/ tosuit bills on very short notice, either ~ the
EAST saw Mill above town. or delivered. havS
.lso II ono fset Of ssasoued Hemiock Joists.
Jnneladtf HAWKINS TAYLOR.
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5 Z X q EUN u ]
FURNISHES Block Tee, h or continuous
l. gums, mounted 90 gold or platina Sp4SS@a
and ali operation. ~ the profession per >@A1Id'
formed with skill and despatch, and warranted.
70 Teeth mounted on GutiA Percha.
Onice Blond,sa, between si and ith streets
Keokuk mch27 -dly
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KEOKUK: FRIDAY AUGUST Is 1856
EXCHANGE AND BANKING HOUSE

EXCHANGE AND BANKING HOUSE.
Gcorgc q. Andcrsoa,
Third Street, bot. Main aud Johnson keokuk, Iowa,
WILL buy Eastern and Southern Exchange At
w best rates.
D-Strct attention given to collections, and pro-
ceeds remtGtd at currentrates Of exchange free OF
charge.
va Usual banking facilities granted to Gus
toners.
Winslow, Lanier 4 Co., Bankers, N. York City.
T.. W. Clark, Dodge 4 Co., :" /" T"
EW. Clark ACo., Bankers, Philadelphia.
J. W. CLARK AGO, Boston
Bogy, ,Miltenberger 4 Co., Bankers, st. Louis.
T.. W. Clark 4 Bros, "
John j. Anderson 4 Co., I"
Gilmore r Brotherton, Cincinnati.
Me~ O6hce hours from A. NJ. to 4P. NJ.
July IA. ls56.--diy
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TuE McsARLAND HOusE-

FRONT -~T Fl. MADISON. IOWA,
las been enlarged and thoroughly renovated
L anh IL ruw iarr~ and eefaiReii4aa establish
ment convenient 4, the steamboat landing and In
the very centre Of business.
The and dersrned has furnished IL throughout in
the very be 81 style and trusts that long expert
encc in the busness will enable lin 10 give sehe~
~, On issS a6wtf B. +. ROE.
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Competition - the Life OF TRADE.
rGNTN ROOFING, and all kinds Of jobbing work
/ done on the most rcasona able terms by the under
signed. And all work done warranted to be equal
toany other shopip this city State
N. D.-Shop on the corner Of Main and Ninth
Streets FREDERICK ZU0G.
keok uk, June I3lEm
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Daniel Copson,

MANUFACTURER u Sash. Doors and Blinds.
vi keokuk, Iowa.
| An common sizes on hand, and particular sizes
| .upplieI 10 order liberal discount ~ country
| ,nrcbar,. feb2odiy
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AA " EN nOQ u,
WILLIAM Wisrgs. Proprietor.
(VORNER second and Cedar Streets, Fort Msdi-
~ son, lows.
~ Baggage taken to and from bosts Fres OF
charge. -,
eD- Stages leave this House daily for keokak
and Burlington. june %, Iooo.-u
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XIyE, tho undersigned, would inform our friends
w and the public in general, that We have just
burned kiln If first rate lime, and will constantly
keep on hand full supply Of said article during the
season Orders respectfully solicited
kiln- the first below the corporation limits.
ncho.lds,n b. ZWART 4 co.
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N0W 0IOC0Iy q E1OV464Ou 0SO40.
~ w. KUNYAN 4 co, having established them.
". selves the south side Of Fourth street. near
to the Market House, have received large and we'll
selected stock of Groceries which they respectful
lycat the attention Of the ctizens of keokuk and
vicinity. Provisions and Feed Of all kinds kept
constantly on hand. All articles delivered in any
part Of the city free Of charge dec. ~, dtf
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EDWARD a. FOX,

nFFICE in ilt t,urns's S Block. Main street, near
~ second Lots laid out in Reid q, kilboaTne .,
and Mason's Additions, and any other business IN
his lin performed with promptnsss and aceursry.
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q g Vail u Co.

IRON FOUNDERS AND MACHINlSTs,
MANUFACTURES Of Steam Engines, t'rist and
IVl Saw Mil Machinery, Water heels, Ac., ae,
correr 81 Sxth and glundesu Streets, keokak, Iowa
MAY 81 1854 Sdkw
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4 BkEEDEN i HOuGlI1ON
Ia TTDKSEfS and Councillors al Law, and agents
IA Tor the purchsso and sale II Real Estate. Col
Letting and noiasial business attended 10 promptly
title, examined, and n large number Of city lot.
eand farm. always for sale.
once in the Athrnsum building ON Second street
myod
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Cummins, Seaman 4 Co.,
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY Y GOODS,
No. lsDEY, AND ITO FuLrox srs..
febi4diy New YORK
J. &. Parrots Co.,
Whiesale and Retail dealers in
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
And Ready Clothing,
No. - Main Street, Keokuk, Iowa.
cnAs. STANTON. sgsRY snELDoS. cuAs. nAcpouGALL.
Stanton, Sheldon K Co.,
W H q r ALE q n d e RS.
AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
No u Front Street near Old slip, New York.
feb27d8m
1855 NewHtorc ana New goods. 1856
WHEATON, LYONS 4 CO.,
Wholesale Dealers In
Foreign and Domestic
= Il q . y r
No la7 Main street, Keokuk
rs. WHEATON. w.J.Ly0xs, oxo wAasrcr n
NOTICE.
HAVING purchased Of B. A. Williams. nj, an
i tire stock Of Groceries, We will carrv q. III.
above business and sell IT very low 6guyes "a oser i
make room for Spring stock. For sxtrasrdinsr,
bargains call at his old stand Maiastrsse betves
Ath and 5th.
Also the highest cash price paid for sll kind q
produce. W. II. AUSTIN 600.
uchld
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J. w. Scroggs

]. w. Scroggs
LUMBER WARD, kEOKvK.
nN Concert Street, between 4tb and oth streets,
Onor,h of Main street. large aeortment of
Lumber aud S>,ngles, Of best quality, always on
hand dawly.
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J.. r.. COPELIN, &
FORWARDING and Commission Merchant, whole
/ sale dealer in Groceries and Produce, No. 81 Le-
see, keokuk, Iowa.
n. B.-Psrticuiar attention paid to the Forward.
mr. business April IL, lS54.-dAw
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H. y L LYNCH.
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,

III EhL ES All ma lnveestne Agents, corner O
lekAl second and johnson streets, keokuk, Iowa.
n Parties having city OF country property for sale
trill please enter IL register, ani those DE-
atiring to purchase will please call and examine gu
I, Nt. myT-dtf
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IL N lsER.

vIylIE uniers gned now have stock of Logs, and
l can furnish almost any amount Of Lumber to
order on hor, notice. Also Laths at good quality,
worked Flooring, Surfaced Lumber, &c.
Fare Wood.
Fire wood, sawed in stove lengths, or otherwise,
furni she'd nj the mill for 81 per cord.
June 5a3m HIATT HARBINE.
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For sale.
I WILL dispose Of Lease for l8 months on the
i WELLS HOUSE, on the corner IL I'd and John
sts. on easy terms, to any who wishes 10
gage in the Hotel business, The house has been
Thoroughly renovated and rcftted.
For particulars call and examine.
JuIy:dtf Il. MORGAN.
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!, ". A. PATTERSON, wA. riABEKHAN, wh PATTERSON
WM. a. PATTERSON co.,
(soMMfssION 4 FORWARDING MERCHANTS
~ Nos. 30 and 40, Lcvce, Keckuk, lows.
Couslgnments Of all kinds of Produce viii receive
protapt and personal attention.
August ", 1s55,-dAwy
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INLAv0RING GEXTRACTS.-Preston& d Merrins,
l. X. q. A. Wright's, McAkims and Others Ex-
tracts Of l. mon, Vanilla, Peach, Raspberry, Mae,
Cloves, Nutmeg bitter Almonds Rose. etc, for
sale by WILKINSON MARSHALL,
}uncld Cor. Main aud 81 sts.
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Grow, McGrecry 4 Co.
Jam.- Watson,
Young Brothers.
c. W. Stone i Co.
Capt. X. W. Gould.
Rhodes, pcgram 4 Co.
L,ker, ksn.ch 4 Co.
W. ;. Gilman,
j. Z. Comsiack L Co.
ty
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-07-25

- In Convention at Columbia on
the l7tA INST, was the largest delegate
Convention ever held in the district We
were told while at the Convention, ,lat
los delegates was the largest number at
any one, before this. The best of feel
ing prevailed throughout the day
LTely m.n seemed wiling and deter
mind to act in that manner which would
best pr9,apta the OBJECT III view select
true man to represent this district in
Congress. Such a man was put in nom
IN ton, and will be elected. Mark
that MIR. Pike won golden opinions
from all for the prompt and handsome
manner Of his withdra wa'l,ard tho asser-
ton that whatever influence he possessed
would be eNerted to promote the cleo
ton Of. Mr.. Foster Mssrs Long and
LIN y. also, a. ones, after tie infor-
nal ballot, called for an unanimous nom
nation OF Mr.. Foster. 1t was glorious
gathering Of patriotic and true hearted
men and for noble purpose. The del
osatcs went home strengthened in the
determination, to light the fires Of free
dom" anew, and keep them burning, till,
every doughface, shall be baked dun
color.
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SFEpIEY &. POSTER.

Border Rufian:s,n ard c,..me in 6tsnsta
1-,dor - d.. t.,l:,.. u.a L..
5oc ,o..r.-J -. -, -.
.,..,sao, tn. a.. 80 - - So,
- .ha "a. ...,...1.. ;, -
,rI,;cb 5;,..la.or,,' -, ,I..,,'
M. ~ rus.v9,.l5 s.....s.s :; -
The o,ly +l:a., r...zzl.zt.,. -. -.
,,.t,or-...,. l...,r,,.,, 1.,,.,,.,, ,,...,., -.
ovb;b;..a ;t.-1e :, 80, l-:-i - -.
brooks in ,l,...:. ~, -
that fr,,, ;,,.3ig,o,;oo fro,, ,ha bm..1.,r
Ia,,rn,rs !, ,lo S..4o which ,.,. ,.,,,....
~ ,v1,o,, cb..~,l ,,.,. L,,..,. :: .,..I
Iare
W. bsa r5tso, ,n-a,;o,o -. r,..,,;,,
Of two ch,,rc5as tha,, -, 5,,..,.,l.;.,n -
.ono.. ard ,l.a,o ,,.ro 40 ,,,oro t,,,,.., ~
..,.,,ro -5..r=e.. co. -, lsz....'.:=e.,
CHANEL bora# IN 1rov L.. .hon
messed h. .a,,,,b.rs 81 .ka n.,s. a..
had to bear, from the bunker press the
obloonv of tba tr,ns.e,io, W. To-,
80 '''''7'', sa. v : ia =
seen no sHe1 oHto"fs' OF 1eeilnS-no such
indignant dearnclat!on, as was heapel
upon Ellsworth.
WIN ! Us / sst4rq1. brrn:,, = -
7,.;,.,.,. 60. .55 So =
- 49, : . y III l. IS" 81 -
IS u les a'SsFaHa'n' to set -r2 Ia Prot
essant. than Catholic chapel: Can not
IN VIE L. n. town of EjI,wort5. d.
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Hen. STEPHEN c. Foster.

The Bangor Journal calls the nominee
for Representative to Congress from this
district IAN abolitionjst.' We know
not what definition the Journal places
upon the word abolitionist: but If it
means that Mr. Foster halds to the ox-
IRENE opinions Of the Garrison school Of
politicians, then it is mistaken. But if
it only means that Mr., Foster is opposed
to the further extension Of Slavery. and
also believes in the power of Congress to
inhibit slavery in the territories, and that
that power ought to be exercised, then is
Mr.. Foster an abolitionist. So also are
three fourths of the voters Of this Con-
grosSional district. So believed the
democratic party, until "debauched" by
Pierce, Douglass & Co. So believed the
Wing party while there was one. So
believe all the members of that party
now. excepting the trading ones, though
no longer acting as party. If Mr.. Fos-
ter had rot satisfied the voters Of this
district that he held these opinions, he
could not have been nominated, nor
would there have been any prospect of
elccting him. As it is, he will be
triumphantly elected to represent this
district in Congress, which has been so
long mjs-rcprosentcd by Mr.. Fuller. If
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-07-25

THAT RoAD.-Wc rope the Bangor
journal will have the road made, that
will leave Ellsworth om one side. in
travelling East, in time for Mr., Fuller to
return that way when Mr.. Foster relieves
him of the duties of representing the
South in Congress. He might not want
to meet many of the voters, prefering
back rOut altogether.
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We saw but one dunken man durina
our stay in Bangor, and he was shouting
at the top Of his "Hurra for Ere
mOat !-Maehtas Union.
The only man we have heard hurrab
Tor Buchanan, drunk or sober,is man in
this town,who occasionally gets tight, :
and then blows away" for "Blue can
non 1t takes all the skill of the
Deputy, to still him al times.
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CHIP BASKET.

The vote in the House to cxpel Brooks
the rutfian, was, yacs l2l, noes 95. In
his remarks, after the vote. he thanked
Northern democrats for standing by him
Mr.. Dayton has written a letter of ac-
ceptance Of the nomination for Vice
President. Mr.. Blooks-Bully Brooks,
has written a letter, saying he shall sun.
port Mr. Buchanan. Who doubted it =:
Mr. keitt, theac3omplicc of Brooks, has
resigned his seat in Congress. on beino
censured by a vote of the House. There
was a fugitive Slave case in Boston las,
we X. The slave escaped. Boston peo-
pie arc getting to dislike the business of
slave catching. At a meeting of straight
wings in Henderson County, Kentucky.
gave the cold shoulder to cold Buck"
The Richmond ERqairer, negro demo-
cratic says, that when the negroes are
set free, the poor whites of the South
must become Slaves. A serious railroad
accident happened near Philadelphia the
l7:h, the cars were filled with the teach
CTS and children Of st. Michacl's Church
Sunday School, bounl on an excursion.
The excursion train containing leo chill
drcn with their parents and teachers.
came in collision with down train on
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NEWSPAPER CuASGEs.-rhe Boston Bee
which was the leading organ Of the know
nothings, has pulled down the Fillmore flag
and hosted the Fremont. But the New Bed
ford Express, which sustained Fillmore, ha.
come out for Buck and Breck. So the oar.
ty that carried Massachusetts, hast fall, j.
Is sold out.-Rep. Journal
Is the evidence Of sale to be found III tn,
change of these two papers? ESQ, and they
made the party, the Republicans have got
the betta hGlf The Bee 6etore The Erpresy
and the Bee Editor before W. Ii. CLANCY
80 say you Mr., Foreman, 50 say you all. :
Docs bro. Moor think the Express much d
an acquisition
% Read Geo. Laws letter which We
publish to-day
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BANGOR, July 0-SuIcIpg-Nathan p
Baker, of Conway, Mass, a member of the
Theological Seminary in this city, hung
himself today; cause hereditary insanity
He was to have graduated in few weeks.
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and other internal improvements, anil
thus has greatly increased o@g maau,ac-
turing and agricultural interests by en-
lar-ing the fold Of produce and con-
sumption It has aided hundreds Of
millions totha capital Of tAe nation By
III explorations he las opened mp IA
most central and convenient railroad
route to California. lie added in the
agEa4iz4 ton If California rs STATE, ami
devoted her institutions to Freedom. and
he Acknowledged her indebtedness t.
Fremont by sending him as her first Sen
ator to Congress. lie protected Amori-
can interests IN California lie protect
ed ana advocated American interests in
the Senate Of the United States His
aataeedents age American. H rose by
his own energy, his own industry and his
own merit Th2so are autecclents that
viii b. appreciated by the American
people. They are not the promises Of
to-day Of American principles under the
expectation of the sufragos of the
American party, but they arc a history
Of his life from his youth upward, when
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~ The weather for making hay has
not been favorable. The wind has been
easterly for some time, and the nights
and mornings are foggy ard cold