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DIsGoRGING A LIzARD.-Last week, John
Mitchell. of the town of Chemung, was taken
with fit of vomiting, and finally disgorged
from his stomach lizard, near nine inches
long He had drunk several potations of
whisky, together with three quarts of milk, that
day, and it is supposed that the lizard got
drunk on milk-puneh-h his getting so
high as to come out of his Judgments The
lizard is supposed to have been swallowed some
four years since, as about that time Mr. Mitch
ell inhaled something while at So deer lick"
which has caused slight debility of the stom-
ach ever since.-Elmird Gazette.
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DANGER OF WEARING HOOPS IN HIGH
WIND.
From the Detroit Advertiser.

During the wind on Saturday afternoon. and
while the dust was circulating SO tbicL Ibst ~
one could see more than the length of an e,,a1
lash In front, lady, dressed in the most eIa93n,
style, in coming round one of the corners vas
lifted off her feet by the force of the wind oct.
'hH great expanse Of surface which she
Unfortunately did NOT
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To the Editor ofthe National Era:

That beautiful Poem, "The Angel of my
Youth is Dead" by Mary Clemmer Ames, is
so exceedingly sad, that cannot refrain from
sending you the following lines, with the hope
you will give them place in your much. valued
paper.
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ga is 20, l56 feet; and Dewalagirl, the mountain
which school biographies persist in calling
" the highest mountain in the known world" is
only 26,826 feet. The mountain has no name
Ineligible to civilized men, and Col. Waugh
has therefore ventured to denomnate it "Mount
Everest" after former Surveyor General.
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MECHANIC lNPRovEMENTs.-An improvement
in cloth-printing machines is the substitution
OF alright, flexible color rollers, filled with
liquid, for the ordinary endless cloth. A patent
wooden car.wheel is coming into use in Eng
land it is formed of sections of strong timber.
so interlocked that the centrifugal force cannot
separate them; the first cost is greater than
that of iron, but they are declared more durable
and safer. Pulverized cocoanut shells are now
mixed with gutta-p ercha, rendering it more
durable, and diminishing the cost.
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VALUE OF THE UNIoN.-We extract the fol-
lowing from an editorial article in the N. Y.
Courier and Enquirer:
Though the South furnishes but little if any
over one-twentieth of the revenues from duties,
the following was the cost of custom house
buildings at the North and South, up to Novem-
Der, 1855:
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'''' '.l-o.s b''A- 'skeA -" ,arling p .r -rr-'.
' t''t' avn pep or The sidewalk.
Hs st8f '-llg
'.- -r.- 5n y hoops
L.lt "a 80. o.. oct
and when INA,
winds and large circlets OF nyr,
the lady thus rolled over and over several mr.
sons were knocked down and passed over Inv the
lady and the hoops, without ever knoy,ipT that
anything had bent them. Fortunately 70, tbe
lady, the dust and the astonishment of the Ton
pie out of doors permitted but few 10 witnes,
this new method of getting along in stiff breeze,
and keeping up full sail at the same time. Az
we came round corner, we found the lady wedo.
ed between lamp post and hydrant. and i'm
mediately assisted her to an upright instead of
a recumbent position.
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1T at last necessary to amputate it, as the only
possibility by which his life could be saved.
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MELANCHOLY AccIpE-T.-A melancholy case
of suffering, resulting from roughness in play,
is related in the Boston papers. 1t seems that
some Six months ago, bright, intelligent little
fellow, some fourteen years of age, son of
respectable mechanic in East Boston, was play.
ing, after school, with boy some what larger
than himself when the larger boy ran against
him violently, and struck the toe of his boot
against the outer ankle joint of the smaller boy.
The wound was at first apparently slight one,
but soon it began to grow serious, and the little
fellow was confined to his bed. There be has
remained for six or seven months, suffering
the most extreme agony, and the zone of bis
leg to above the knee having decayed, rendered
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The Florence correspondent of the Newark
Advertiser says: "Our countryman, Powers,
has invented new tool, which promises to su-
persede altogether the present file, by doing all
its work easier, better, and cheaper. This in
strument, originally invented to facilitate his
operations in sculpture, has now been adapted
to all the uses of the file, in metals ivory, bone,
wood, feathers, &C., and will, moreover, take the
place of the crater in the kitchen. The invent
or has devised compact machine for produ-
cling it in great numbers with the least possible
expense; and when the castings now in progress
are completed, it will be brought into use, doubt
less to the great profit of all parties"
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Gov WIsE.-A few days since, in converse
ton v, th Northern gentleman on the political
state the country, he stated the position of
affairs thus: " We have no fears of Northern
Adolf ionists. We can take care of them. But
what We have to fear is an instruction among
ourse Ses." What!" said the other, AN
insur, ection of the blackss" "No," said the
Cove nor, :" but of the poor whites" This
rema, K he explained by saying, that he should
not surprised If bill were introduced into
the n xt Legislature of Virginia, to restrict the
slave from learning the mechanic arts, with
the d,sign to restore these trades to the poor
whites.
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4 SHAKING HANDs.-Two duellists having cx.
hanged shots without effect, one of the seconds
nterfered, and proposed that the parties should
hake hands. To this the other second OBJ.
ected as unnecessary for" said he, "theis
lands have been shaking this half hour
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No. 5Gll
Notice OF the Withdrawal OF Lands in Mich.

TX pursuance the Congcss approved ID June 1885,
king giant State ofMtcm0AN and In
railroads said State Just
Office the and
the aud Of following
lands probably falling within The prescribed limits selection
directed heretofore ordered BY telegraph
3Ob Of May last, 10 wtti
Once DUScASi Al the lands IN The district In the southern pe
nnru, between and II and south township
IN the northern Pninfa a The lands north Of township
90 and OF range 10 west.
Oice An the lands except
ships II, l9, l3, and "A lying west Of range u west
once An the lands the district, except those
townships situated north of township II and
and Of township 10 and east ofrsnge east
Once Al the lands In The lying between
townships and II north, and ali situated Of
oce at RALaH,zooi An lands the lying
range west
Oce ssrLT sTE mann Al the lands IN c district situated
II township 81, in rangcs 90 70 ~ Inclusive.
south Of township 81 IN ranges ~ 20 ~ inclusive.
South of township 50, in ranges Is and B.
EoutS of township 81, In ranaes ~ and y,
Norh of lowuvhip CO. In ranges 20 and fOi and
North oftownship ~, in ranges ~ and a.
These latter, embracing neaiy all the lands advertised The
Presidents proclamation No. 52 be offered July Sau
Ste Ms which will not therefore, be offered al the public sale
therein ordered,
Given my hand Land Once, city Of
Washington, this thirteehih day Of June, lss6.
TtOs. a. HENDRICKS,
June li-law6vf Ilniel Stafl Commissioner.
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pnraeI Toaayine .. yo.n.on Cav and NarIa se..ons

Purne Toudyine johnson Gray and Maria Sessions
Somerset county, before Hon. Thomas A. spence,
Judge OF The 9Th judicial circuit OF Maryland
lE object procure for Of certain
the PARTITION and perectng the title OF
said owned by
The bill IN thai certain James
Mackey late OF Somerset deceased by his will devised
al life,
Vance, Henry Alexander Smith, and Susan Smith
died seized Of ground IN Salisbury
four hundred dollars The bill also states the sale by
her life The tile Of certain John Semons
said Joha sale by James
Josiah Epgvor the complainant
af the death Of William NJ ID. Townsend
of Maria Sessions and Mary H. semons equal
the OF night Mary T. senon her only
m the said Mary E. s'emnns OF her interest
n lot 10 the complainant the purchase by snid John w. Sic
his Maria Sessions interest In said lot and thai
him therefor IL there that h
NYed the death Of susan Smith and Tie descent
brother, tl9 said Henry, and the sale
he state on yrEnta tie complainant sezrd common
said Tot Of gound-the complainant Of
nth. and thr said tsnhs, subject the complain
ants estate sad susan who h m living and a an
Aforesaid sold by said Ma
and or decree TOT sale TOT
order OF publication against
Johnson who non res1ch OF hs sale. u y
Of June, eighteen hundred and hysr o
Judge OF the eighth judicial circuit o MARY
spd complainant by causing copy OF is order
b. inserted puhshedn Washington city once
AZ dyss OF
eve ,o, Of the object and substance Of
tbs court, ~ person o. oy
n on az before u October next 10 answer the
premises aud " any hey have WY
not "a prayed A"o''''S - = i''
GFyts WooLroBp, Clerk.
June 7-lawSwtf
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r. ~ l, AZ L e,yt6aaes o. oke srtdenoe Of fhs dsbt o
Sir of Tera Tse fAeTeo, undeT oct - SoiA
February, 1858. - .u =. ts.s
TREASURY DEFsRrNEETt April ", 1870
IHEREAs the ofhe o ash februs lss, emu
can provide for the payment ot nch
the republic Texas comPrehended ~ NC "
n September isG," requires The seef.tay pl w 49,
time when payments will be made under snd act
Ang h,sss n,c ss,ed on February last BY this
dpatInsnt duly published, setting .tih sala hc, u
md the uf the Legislature o the State % Ie1a,
qunr certificates evidences Of debt thcen province
~ 10 be filed this department with assignments,
abdaN pointed out, hiry days prior 20 he ~ '
And 4h section lriher provides a ~ ~ ~
which shall not thirty days beforr the une nni'eu " '
he presented n tho Treasury Department .t.-,.. =,
Notice hereby given The holders Of any bonds
nher evdruecs of said debt, that Unless The same a
dpartmep, within sitiy days date hereof ey WI
pNcudea om ~ ssne6s ~ nci agetay 70 the fh see
Il JAMES GUTHRIE,
AP l5-Iavam seereisV " Mf lFsa"1'
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TO OUR SUBsCRIBERs.

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Distant subscribers may u money By Letter bs
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Of he rsnopal Of he land Office from Lebanon 10 Centre
in hS State Of alabama.
IN accordance with the provisions Of the of Congress
"An authorizing changes location of land Offices y
approved March 1889 hereby declared
the land once for the Of public lands In the
OF AL.naMA, viii be removed Of CENTpF said
State, from and ansr the hiry -hrs day ~ July
under hand city Of Washington, day
June, a. d. 1885.
by order of the President;
THOS. A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner of the General Land Ohice.
June tB-law6w nte.ostar1
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mo 55sl
Notice
or tgahdraaoal Of IA

or tohhdTdical Of lands in Florida and Ala6dpa
IN puuance Of the act entitled act granting Pub and
In alternate the States 81 Florida Alabama
Of certain railroads siass AZ
proved 7 May, 1885, land lying within nsen mites on
following and act
wit, from 81 Johns rvrr Jacksonville waters
Gambia bay Pensacola from Amelia island, the Aautc
10 the waters branch Key, on the
Gulf Me1co lercsp Tampa bay portion Of june
ZION Key and from Pensacola, Florida
MONTGOMERY Office been
suspended from location unli further orders
Given hand General Land Once, the
Washington this twenty third day of Nav 1855.
THOs. A. HENDRICKS.
May RA-IawGwt THtar \ InielI Commissioner.
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l.. j. Middleton,

Dealer ~ lee.
Once and depot southwest corner and lSh streets
Feb g7-Gs-H
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ID ACuEI. ths New worId,-A Trip ihe Unitea
Juss 10 FRANCK TAYLOR.
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United states Mails for salt Lake city.

PosT oTucE DEFIETNEST, May 81 1856.
FOR conveying mails % the United States from The
6rt day S6 The h day Of Novembe te6V
- l eonr route viii be received the Contract Ohice q
m O'Clock Of the 18th OF October, lhb
o be decided the nrIt day, 10 viii
qtl From Mo, via Port kcaTney and Fo
Laramie. fa Territory, Salt Lake city, IN
Iltah Tefn ory, ,IGo miles and back, once month
Leave Independence the FIRST day " every month Al nj
Arr,ve Al sai Lake city the lat DAY of the months
Leave the % day of every month al m
Arrive at Independence by the last day Of the mon'h
NOTES
s weigh a. brIE on te be carried he whole mail re-
0srea D and al other points essentai 70
correct ls liability the performance
the required service making their proposals which must
Guaranteed responsible ceuhed 70 ~ sne V
psaster OF ase of r,cord and contract must en-
successful bidder WIN surely, op"'e we ~ ul
No nav viii be made for ps performed, and o each ol such
na three times the o the uI
NAV be deducted arrivals Gar behind time a. 70 broak con
oIs,h of Iho compsnsaon trip subject 10 forfeiture
Fnes I e Imposed the delinquency be promptly and sat
tnrily erpsncd Regccting the mail from or int
pos Office for suffering be injured, Destroyed robbed
lost rcfusnp atsr demand 70 convey the na a.
pqupny enAc INCA IN running Ne
hice on tho route. Gsnta may annu the con
r,ct r repeated failures agreeaey 70 eonc OF of ds
oyfpr The post instructions Of the department
hc General schedule. he also orde
by wing therefor Fro aa increase ~
ID whole or n part pTo raa decrease Of ay allowing on
uopt srra comp, the amount ~ service dpense
Win nId should addressed the second Assistant fos
master General superseded PROPOSAL, iot salt Lake SL hs
May SI-lawfwt ros"'s'' 'sne'''
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Tickets SlO-halyos s5-quarters s. so.
S67, ,oe0!
i.nttery for the benefit Of the
STATE OF della WARE.
CIAga p FIR Ia56

Orders for tickets and shares and certificates OF packages the
splendid lotteries will receive the attention. and
each drawing will be Immediately aer ii is
10 all who order from
Address r. J. BUCKEY, Agent
jane 10 Wilmington, Delaware.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1856-12-24
VOLUME NUMBER 81.

The gratifed look in Eva's eyes, as
this was sad ID the meek Martha, wal
worth a Kingdom. Gilbret COchrane new
er seemed so noble and SO glorious as he
did at that moment in his appreciation
of her sister. .'
When the gray twilight descended, the
three were talking together they were
talking about the coming wedding. 1t was
left to Martha to decide whether week
would be too soon to furnish house
and to the look in Mr.. Cochrane's eyes
she languidly responded NO
So week saw the lovely and beloved
Eva within her own cdest and beautiful
home. When her gaze turned from hel
husband, as she entered it, her heart said
' Ii is Marlha's home, too =
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scene. In vain he searched the room for
a 1atient particular There sat hisfather
in the designated place. The preacher
at the table was rising to give out the
hymn. In the midst of the room stood
c., with his son beside him. Everything
demanded that the message should be de-
livered. After the preliminary exercises,
he rose and stated the circumstances as
we have related them, and then going
to c., he laid his hand upon him, and re-
peated the words he had heard. The ef-
feet was indescribable. c., and his son
fell down together and called upon God.
An awful sOlemnity rested upon all pres
ent. Many cried for mercy, and from
that time began revival which spread
far and wide; the fruits Of which are
yet seen, after many days" aHd4
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SO METHlHG NEW

A Dinghy important 10 all interested in the
n construction and repair of all kinds of build
ings. steamboats, or cars
The unders gned would announce to the people of
the city Of keokuk and vicinity that they are now
fully prepared to put at the shortest notice, II. r.
Russeii's Patent Compound Cement Roofing can
vas, completing the roofs VI ordinary sized build
ings inone day. Also, will old leaky tin roofs
nj half the expense, making them good or better
than when
From good and sufficient raasons, We repose the
utmost confidence in the adapt dness Of the combine
ion and use Of this cement foi all roofing purpo.
Ises. Having its merits faithfully dctnons,rM-
ted prepared 10 say that 1t Is superior to Tin
Shingles. Slate, or any other roofing now In use
being perfectly water tight and Are proof admitting
Of any pitch. either steel or iat.
II adheres firmly To whatever il Is put upon I.
not affected by the heat Of or the frosts oi
winter, does not dreip run, but becomes hard and
! smooth. admitting OF any amount Of wear BY tread
! ing thereon, and Is az cheap M shingle.
! We wish to state that this IL no Pitch Felt GRAY
ell Indiarubher. Gum Sheiiach. Guttaparcha roof
ing but is ifferent ombinason from any and al
the cement roofing used n this city or vicinity
! All roofing done by US We warrant equal 10 th,
sample which can be seen at shop. on the eorne
of 5th and Timea st-., at our boarding place ST
Charles Hotel.
All interested We invite tn call before contractin,
/ for other roofing. COWLES & PALMER
/ NorieE. To those wishing to engage IN the bust
ness elsewhere offer for sale the most of til
counties Of this State. CAP.
July d3m.
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-, Rsaa 81. Kssksk, lswa.S0
WILL again otter to the public immense stock
Of HATS aud CAPS, all new Spring and summer
styles
ExrRA MOLE SKIN HArs,
WHITE BEAVER HArs,
GsSrs' Sorr Daxss HA1s,
FRKScK fsLf HAfs,
FNn Woot HArs,
Low PnIcn Wool HAIRS,
Cnt1Da1x's FAxcY HArs6 Cars.
HATS ANp GAPS
or ALL KINDS,
Cheaper than Aver before offered In this
Market.
ANY QUANTITY or Straw 0ooDs,
PANAMA HAfs.
Lx0noRH HAfs,
PAIN LIAR HAIRS,
PsDAL HATS.
CENTS FURNISHING GOODS
SILK rNpERwRAA on AL Kmps, A surEaioR
WHITE AND FANCY SHIRTS,
Extra Quality,)
SILK, LrsLR THRxAD, Wool AND CorroS
w! lite AND coLoRsED KID GLOVES
sCARFs,
CRAvATS,
SUSPENDERS.
Also, a nuuerous variety of many other
articles.
Please call and examine for yourselves.
A. C. SHELDON,
May aid No. rs Main Street.
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oEIsE1.a
JUVvEIRY


second Bsreet, between Min aad Johnsoas
II AvIN0 just returned From Ne h0t,
Ii respectfully sailthc aeeen0A - ~ =
friends and the pablo generally - ~ Aswl
and nns stock Of vAsohss jswslsy, lvss aad plated
ware, fancy goods, &c.
Pine eeld duplex, magic, patent ard AssAsA~
lever watches; silver patent and detached Levers,
ana u Epinss, Of All kisds end qualities.
JeWelry.
Ladies' plain gold, mosaic. cameo and snensileS
ear .rinrs and breast pins, ladies and ehil0SeAD
roId and let bracelets ladies and gent gold chainss
nencils and pens, gold and diamond finger rings
roId and silver thinbles, gsnG's cid bwSass rds4
stsds collar and sleeve buttons, gold, silver, seAs
and patent spsctscies pocket, table and dessert cat
silver ware,
In which line intend not to be surpassed ~ any
store west or north Of H. Leafs, vis; silver tae1A
dcsssrt and tea spoons and fosks sugar, cream, No.
tard aud salt spoons, butter aad fruit knives silv
and plated napkin rings, &c.
PLATED ware ona Fancy Goo0ss
Plated and britannia tea sets, castors, fruit aud
cake baskets, candlesticks, pearl and she'll pocket
books and Ia fact every thing pertaining 70 ~
line.
general assortment Of eiocks Of tho lotset pat
terms and best make, All warranted 10 keep God
time. s*4
~ Watches and Jsvelry rcpAissdin the Naet
work man lik manner, and at the shortsat notise
h my0-diy JULES 0EJoN8.a
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a ANN.

/ HAVE this day disposed Of my entire Interest in
i the drug business TO T. I. McKenDy, also my in
terest in the manufacture and sale of III. K. GILL;
more's Mamaluke L,uinent, and Vegetable Anti
Bilious Pills, AMI take pleasure In recommending
him to the public me deserving Of their patron
age. NJ. Ii. RUNNER.
mchl7atf
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Keokuk, June 90, lS56.--30dtf.
DiAsolutIou.

NOTICE is hesehY givsn that the partnership
! Y heretofore existing between Bushoy Walker,
in the Produce and Com scion business is this day
dissolved by mutual e,nscut. The business of thr
firm will b. settled ny either Of the undersigned.
Those indebted TO the firm are requested To settle
their accounts forthwith. NJ. II. BUSHEl,
W. w. WALKER.
ksokuk, July Ia, iS56.-jyI6-dtf
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O OWluK a HtN
ing
Stoves.
pySSOIlITION,

NOTICE is crehy gwen that tho col partnership
~ heretofore existing between Creighton Oh
mer lie this day sol, al by mutual consent. Aliper-
sons having accounts against the firm will please
present them to A. j. Dinner for payment and all
persons knowing themselves Indebted to the firm
will be good emo III to call and settle with A. j
Dinner +. b. CREIGHTON,
july &c, 1856. A. j DINNER.
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NATURALIZATION.

4 CO-PARTNEaSiilp heretofore existing under
"A the name oil Meheany a Runner, Is this day
dissolved by mutual consent. all claims against
the old firm Will be cancelled by 1. l. Mc-
Kenny, who will an future conduct the bushes, and
who alone Is authorized settle the businesso the
old hrm. r. L. MckENNY,
NJ H. RC NNEk.
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Dis.oiution.

y1NHE partn rship heretofore existing under the
L style Of }. I. Cave & Son, was dissolved on the
25th inst, By mutual consent Mr.. j. T. Cave retir-
ing from the firm, All the unsettled business Of the
late firm will br attended TO by w. ii. Cave, Of the
firm Of Cave y Bailey, Main ST., bet. Sd and 4th.
j. T. CAVE,
w H.cAVE