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respectfully inform. bis friends AID the public generally that
A GRAND con CERT.
On TUESDAY EVENING, April IS ,,-,...
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DROAD WAY TABE RN ACL E. -
I'D The COMPLIMENTARY TESTIMONIAL under the
MANAGEMENT of Mr. GEO. ANDREWS and also IN aid OF the
AMFRICAN WIDOWS RELIEF ASSOCIATION and
NEWS BOYS LODGING-H0USE, will take place at the
Tabernacle on - ..
THURSDAY EVENING 18th inst,
On which occasion the wonderful Vioinst MAST. MALTA
TRAIT but years of will make bis second appearance
IN NewYork. Also the following eminent Artists viii aid
Mr.. APTOMMAS Hap
BERR EBEN.
MR. HAYTER of Boston.
MRS. JAMESON
The favore Vocslists, and others
Piauis,...,...,..........M Mr.. T.. J. Connolly.
Conductor..............GEO HENRY CURTIS.
Tickets obtained Of Officers OF the above In
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AMERICAN MUSEUM

- kkCOND WEEK ald SUCCESS BEYOND ALL
fARALLEL oi that wonderful CHILD ACTRESS, LITTLE
COROELlA HOWARD. Now here, besides Miss GROUSE,
The LARGEST WOMAN ALIVE Just lg. and wsishiss r.
pounds, and Giss READ, the SMALLEST WOMAN ALIVE,
TO- and weighing y pounds TUESDAY April IS: Evening
~ u o'eloek-SAsHION AND FAMINE Little COrdelia
Howard ~ Jsla Warren; Mr. Howard as Robert Otis; Mrs.
Howard a. Wdo~ Gray. Afternoon, a. O'CLOCK, THEEEsE
hene Eoss, with NJ. White, the Lion Tanner, will ENTER
The DEN Of LIONS ~ q and o Adnattapcs . every
9E 0 q cent?; ChiSrsn GpdsT teD, l3i eena
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Amneemcnts.
DRILLIANT RAW n q Il % Nj
ID ENTERTAINMENTS
AIISS FANNY DEANE's CONCERT and LIZ

M ERARY SOIREE will take place al Dodworths AeAt
envy No SIC Broadway, on NENT THURSDAY ENENING
Ayn H. when she viii be assisted BY MI HARRY SANDER
son Mr.. T. r. BASSFORD, Mr. CHAS. DEANE, and others
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NEW YORK, TUESDAY, APRIL Is, 1856.
NEW BOOKS to be ISSUED BEFORE the
" MAY ANNIVERSARIES.

IN MAY ANNIVERSARIES
RELIGIOUS
THE MYSTERY: Or EVIL AND Cop. BY John Ycune.
Ii D. of Edinburgh author of the Chrst Of History
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Of bic Life ard Portrait vol limo. Pn-e 81
Never srce the day. Of George Wite6eld and Edward
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this preacher In short time There T. no man IN
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who In bis happest efforts % completely entnra me
Correspondent o. TIE InSepe na re
POPULAR HISTORY OF ENGLISH BIBLE TRANS
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HISTORICAL AND CHRONOLOGICAL TABLES, for
use Elementary Instruction in History BY Dr. Charles
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the third German Edition BY A. c. Kendrck' d. d. paper
prce &c.
THE MARBLE WORKERS COMPANIOS; being com
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Of Instruction for Artisans in the trade lemo prce
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THE WATCHMAKERS AND JEWELERS. COhPAS-
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CONCERT at the BROADWAY

~ TABERNACLE-MUSiC for the MlLLlON-A concert
ofNOCAL and INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC will b gwen By
Mr. :. A COOKE. a. the TGbernAcle, on WEDNESDAY
ENENING assisted BY the accomplished French Vocalist
soe Caroline ssod II years also young lady ama'ea
usss MDOnough Hitchccck Bronwer Fraser Poole; also
Toe eminent GutAst MesSrS Meo Silva and Ma9son, &c
LhL.-na m ocuNk
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. to Choose,

AppIes-A APPLES pples.-What TO Choose, How 10
Plant Out &C. plainly described in the March and April
Numbers Vol. XIV } u TIL r AMERICAN AGRICULTUKlSI,
O. Of the oldest instructive III this country
devoted 10 Soil More than 500 articles upon every
aspartmeut OF connected with rural life published III
ournsl during single Can these be read by any
euySor Of even village lot without furnishing hints worth
many times the annual cost of THE AGRICULTURlSTl
Terms u wear In advance. Subscriptions can begin with
March April Previous back numbers OF Volume ~ are
exhausted Volumes NIL KILL aud XIV neatly bound fur
Iished AZ ell 50 each OhANuESs ~ ~.
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AMERICAN AGRIcULTURIsT, Or.

Asparagus and Rhubarb-These are cong Tered laxq
res tecAuss them But the process
me when understood Anybody having few square feet OF
81. grow them, and they learn al The particulars oy
,o,sutnR the March AID April numbers Of THE AMERICAN
ACRICULTURIST (VOl. XVI, published at = year, by
ORANGE JUDD, No l9l Waters New YORK Each monthly
teT contains come ty instructive articles upon every de-
psmen Of soil culture domestic animals indoor and outdoor
Uorl sppertnning 20 rural dwelling sc. Sab.couons
can Ii with March Apno previous numbers OF VOL XIV
LETT.
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Mem Publications.

MORE FUN G o NJ / y -
WI VIII soon be ready Funny, Comea ouizzea
Laughter.n akiDs Paper ever seen, 70 be entitled
NICK MAX FOR ALL CREATION.
Monthly Publication Of the style aud appearance Of The Lon
don Punch. Ii will lie edited BY
A PERFECT BRICK-(Top),
Assisted BY BAND OF LIVE YANKEES, aud will be Illus
trsted IN the most
RIDICULOUS MANNER,
By set Of men universally admitted 70 be
THE MOST COMICAL CHAPS EVER SEEN
NICK MAX will contain Fun, pore Jokes more taking
Cuts and more Stories than thing Of the kind ever issued
Price 10 cents per copy. Published BY
LEVIsON HANEY,
Dealers and every body else supplied by the Agents
ROSS T0USEY
No. 10S Nassau ST., New York.
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COVERNESS.-A LADY competent 10 teach
branches Of thorough Ensh edaest DESTROYS Of obtain
ina situation GOVERNESs, In family 10 New Y5rE,
distance from the city The best references gwen Adj
dress G.. No Is West 22i-s--
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* BARNES & RHOADS
% farmers ano Others.

A RICULTU RAJ IMP PIE ME NTs
N large assortment Of the most approved pattern.
GUANO BONE DUST, and PHOSPHATE, at
JOHN MO0RE'S. No. 1876 Frontst, New.York.
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ITO PRlNClPALS.-An European Gentlelran,
graduate Of Of the first Universities Of Europe AID Of
many years experience in Teaching desires SiTUATION a.
PROFESSOR Of MODERN LANGUAGES, Eo3RAPHf
and PENMASsHIP in country College or School for the
Summer bis board and very moderate
alton Tie very best Of references given Address " T.,
MadisoIsqasye Post fee, Sew.fofk.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1856-07-25
PROTECT YOUR COWS.

Care should be taken during the warm
weather Of this month, that lhe cows
should be in pastures with convenient
shade, or their constant uneasiness from
teaziRg Of flies hiaders their feeding, and
their becoming 50 heated from running,
has very injurious effect On the milk,
which is less in quantity, very soon be-
comes sour after being taken from ihe
cows, and hence Considerable loss arises
When the cows have 70 be pastured fai
from the homestead, II is sometimes de-
sirable 10 milk them ia the field, for !
drive along lot road, exposed to th,
sun, does equal harm 70 their milk AZ tlis
racing about the fields when exposed 4
the sun. a vessel Is then taken on wheels
drawn by the mixers, or a horse. aoeor
ding 70 convenience. and this should b
left TO siend iu a cool spot, and be takeI
home steadily with az little shaking ri
may be. Tie cows should get chang,
u grass at least once q week. even Il Il
no better pasture They are foand &
feed better. al.d keep more settled, thar
+ if Ief longer ia one field. a good sup
/ ply u fresh. good water for them Is 10
dispensable for their dong weil and yiei
ding a quantity of milk 6arisasr'
i Cl.ronseIe.
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Soar SUDs.-Save all the suds from
the sink and the laundry. If you do not
want il for purposes Of irrigation, lei It
be conveyed to your manure heaps, or
mixed with materials for compost. No
article Of a liquid nature possesses more
powerful alimentary properties, and It's
econoulization viii be found a source Of
considerable profit to any ono who viii
properly use it. 1t contains the food Of
plants in a state Of solution, and is there
fore prepared to act at once and with
energy. BY mixing it with sods, chip
manure, muck, refuse straw, green veg
etable matter, or indeed, any kind Of de-
composed rubbish, and allowing The whole
TO ferment slowly, most excellent ferG,
lizer for Indian corn may be prepared
and one that will bring forward tie eros
with greater gigor than almost any oshel
article that can be named Il Is also /
very valuable as q manure for caifniler-
Gus vegciables-mcions, squasles, eucum.
bers, &e.
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EAe1mLY ILIs.-1'he eKils Of The
world aiH continue Until philosophers be
come king. 81 king become Fiiiloso-
phers.
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MkEcHEsTEg 10 THE REscUEs-
Where ere the men of peace ! Are the
earz Of Manchester - stuffed with cotton,
that nothing can Pierce them s--faHeh.
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-07-30

frss press, and frss spsssA, must look in
another direction for tAsn.
Observe az. Denecrasy 10 nisnomsr
and . cheat In psefessios, 10y derive all
authority from the people; in practice, they
exercise oil tyranny over the people.
The foregoing nre the most prominent
moral and religious principles, which are
much insisted on, in the direct or indirect
form, By the party in power. 1t was this
fact which led the writer to collect and ar
range them, and append some legitimate OBJ
servations. The latter will serve TO impress
and enlarge the view Of the principles, and
thus show their value. Besides, principles
20 far-reaching in their application should
be put in some convenient form for a manu-
al,--perhaps in pamphlet, for general
circulation. They constitute the Theologi-
cal Thesis Of the Democracy, and it may be
desirable to have them engraved upon stone.
The present shape given thsm 10 very conve-
nient for that purpose. They are therefore
hereby dedicated to the powers that be, to
which Kansas owes the blessings Of civil war,
and the country those OF humiliation and
disgrace before the civilised world.
ClvIS.
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Correspondence of the Gate Ciiy.l
Hall, the Runaway, Cerruptisn, etc.

Fl. MADISON, July Is, 1856.
MEssRs. Eps.:--Augustus Hall has run
away from Congress and come to Iowa, land
| it is the second time within ten weeks), to
drive Border Rufhan sentiments into the
squatters Of this State. He spoke here last
Saturday night, and brought with him
from the East man who speaks Ger
men, who made German speech which did
the slave cause more harm than good. l, ia
believed that Hall has been sent out here by
Pierce and Douglass with large amount Of
| corruption money, and 10 now going from
point to point to distribute it. am told by
Q friend that it can be substsntiated before
any tribunal that one of Halls special lend.
ers amongst the rowdy class Of society, was
90 injudicious ~ to show gold after Halls
speech, to supposed friend Of his, and con-
fess it was handed to him for electionee rinp
purposes.
Yesterday (she Sabbath) was grossly desc.
Grated in our streets. and in some of our
groceries, by the active and open electioneer-
ing efforts Of Hall and his friends.
In the special election held in this county
in January, l848, Land officer came here
and distributed large amounts Of gold IN
Montrose and keokuk. But unfortunately
for him, some II his receivers '.blowed'' or
him, and the truth getting out, the people
rose in mass and demolished the corruption
candidate with crushing effect.
Will not the people nor rise in their ma
jesty to rebuke these agents, Hall Co.
sent on by Pierce and Douglass to carry tn.
elections in Iowa by fraud and corruption :
Strike, friends, for Freedom!
Yours, &C.,
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REPUBLICAN MEETINGS.

Republican meetings will be held at the
crner Of Second and Main Streets,
WEDNESDAY EVENING, JULY Both.
when addresses will be made by WIN.
RICHARDS, and others. On
THURSDAY EVENING, JULY 3lst;
Addresses BY P. w. PorTER and Dir. GAL.
LAND on
FRIDAY EVENING, AUG. ls.;
addresses BY |. CoDpiso, ESQ. and Others on
SATURDAY EVENING, AUG. I'd
addresses by SAs'Lf. MILLER aud |. Copn,sc
Kepublic.cs, Democrats, people of oil
parties, come and hear!
IL the weather should be unfayorable 10,
either meeting, it will be held at Stannus 4
IA nil:Dn's H. all.
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0ooDl--On the oath, in the lIc~ ~fRep.
rsssntatives, it Was settled jr Anittee oi
the Whole that no mone~ l5bs given to.
ward the support ot- zkny 50 long .. il
10 employed in KIss to snfores the vii.
lainons laws Of the Missouri mob called a
Legislature, and so long as those laws are
not repealed and totally set aside by Con-
gross. That is a point we'll taken; let the
House adhere to it to the end!
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To the Members Of the Bar Of Ksokuk.
GksrLkAES: thank you for the honor Won
have dene me, by your call upon me to becom. :
candidate fDr the ONO, Of Judge Of the Recorder :
Court, established By the recent amendment to ID.
Cay Charter. 1s1T1-1s-
BY the liberal jarisdictioa conferred anon thi,
Court II Was slesriy intended The gsntlemsn vho
proposed the amended Charter, asd BY the Les,sla
ture, that il shosld - court u eonsidsrsbls dig
nifty and Importance, and il tshAll b. the pleasure
Of the good people ef the city 10 elect TO that II
6ce, - the SPECIAL election 10 b. holden on che I'd
Monday in August Aext, pledge my best e6orts
- make the CourtAll that ii was DIES sgned ~ b..
AZ am Jet stranger 10 many oi your fellow
citisens, thoagh have been resident Of your city
more than year, allow mt this opportunity aso "
say that have tbs experience Of fifteen years prac
too a lawyer, after several years Of labor.ous
service =: Dspaty Cork u the Circuit and County
Court, While was stsdying my profsssioa. ThisI
deem Is proper 70 ssy. not II the spirit or osteats
tion, but - metter Of jussi1cstIon sf The cons
denes yos have very geaeuoaAy msuifst.d towards
NJ. Ieor ob<iaent nprvanf
July SCH. 1854. Nh. KEiprR.
[Daily Times and Post please eopy.l
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Pickles. 4 Lucas.
BANKERS AND GENERAL RROH Frs

BANkEkS AND GENERAL BROKERS.
Johnson ST., BET. - and Sd, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, IOWA
WILL buy and sell Exchange, collect Notes and
w Bills, sell Land W Arraatx, invest in Real Ea
tate. Loan Money for nun residents, and Pay Tax
lime paper negotiated, and facilities extended. -
ooid, SILVER, and uncarrcns money bought and sod
REvEREScss.
Bank Republic, New York CITY,
John N. 0ordon, Union Bank Baltimore
James kvbb 4 Co., New Orleans
Dunicy, Drake 4 Co., Cincinnati, o.
II. a. Tucker Co., Exchange bank, Chicago.
John J. Anderson 4 CO., st. Louis
Cashiers OF Eastern Virginia Banks
Joseph flcklen, Lexington, Ny.
yuly ~, '5e-d,y
10 IL. X KsxnER, Esq sir. The undersigned
members Of the Bar Of Keokuk, in view Of the i'm
portancc of having City Recorder in whom we can
have full confidence. request that you may permit
your name To b. used . candidate FOR that once
irrespective of party. By doing which yea vii
obiigs rs and serve the city.
L. =. II. uoughtou, Stephen Z. Jones.
J. NJ. Brcsden, Lioyd D. Simnun
AK Lynch, VIII. X. 0arraFd
WIN. = Turner, franci. u. Wuotton.
Csc. Z. Dixon, W. = W,nd4r
Ihos. cixgeu, VIM, A. Metcslf,
o. Is. 0'Bannon, Jno. Bruce.
Z. u. Mpss, Geo w. McCrAry
WV Edwards. Iam-. n REID
ST. Marshall,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-07-30

e. We are under obligations to Mr..
Clark, q the news depot, for copies OF the
New York Hsvsld and Times OF the 9th.
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Leek after the Members ~ Csngress.
We trust our people in their zeal for the
Presidency will not forget the Importance Of
the Congressional ticket. OF scarcely les,
importance than the result upon the general
ticket perhaps Of even more Importance
than tina, lis the result in the National Leg
islature. To the House alono,--or to the ac-
ton OF the People through the House, are
We indebted for oil the recent trumphs of
Freedom, Right, and Law. One single
branch has withstood SO far the tide of
Slavery propagandism, and still. stands in
the breach between Tyranny and the People.
IL We would maintain the advantages which
We have acquired, il We would still inter-
pose the strong arm Of the People and the
majesty Of the popular will to restrain cor
rups rulers and assist faithful ones, we must
look to the Capitol az earnestly as to the
White House. Let no man forget the i'm
portance OF this. Let every man, when he
feels thankful for the frnness with which
such slender ma ority have maintained
themselv remember how slender that ma.
Jority is, and how dangerous il may be to
the cause to have it weakened By the loss OF
single member.
Friends Of Free Kansas, of the Law, and
Constitutional Liberty opponents of Slave
ry-e1tension, of Tyranny, Of Robbery, of
Rutian conquest, Of Piracy upon the public
waters Remember how much hangs upon
the result Of the Congressional elections
Fail not OF depositing your vote, and Of en-
ploying every possible exertion TO procure
the election Of such men a. represent your
sentiments. Let no personal feeling, no
light motive of any sort, no confidence or
slothfulness blind your eyes to the important
results which hang upon the Congressional
election.
Electors OF the First District, the whole
question is presented to You in the persons OF
Col. Curtis and Augustus Hail. They are
but the representatives Of different princi-
pies. Between them you must choose
Let your earnest and honest convictions de.
eide your votes, and stimulate you to secure
the supremacy of the Right, and to swell the
emphasis Of the popular voice. There is
NO vote and no effort to spare. The suf-
frages and best energies Of every man are
now needed. Let him labor as he loves the
cause.
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lasf Reaayl

fTNHE FAvorite Dish If the Season GREEN PEAS
Picked from the PAich Of "Invisitle Green,
T." This paA,sbls di,h is II prssestod In full IN
ndrnce that the pbir appette sill BE- appsss-sd
by article better suited the taste, and whsthcr
early late in the season will always be found So
worry, and 70 smack u the genuine "msvrow. fst."
TuaEs Nv ELL-riLLEp" Pons make up the measure.
jy30 For saieb by H. r. OGDEN.
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Okss~iueIDn.

VSHE copartncrs herr tsiore eAistink under the
style 1T J. T. Cav. Son. VIA dissolved ON the
10Th ins,, by mutual canscnt, Mr. j. r. Cave ret,r-
ing from he Grm, All tbs unsettled business of the
a,e brm Will b. attend to 10y W. II Cav, Of the
hrin OF Cave Bailey, Main ST., bet. Sd and Alb.
j. r. CAVE,
W.H.CAVE.
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THO6. Manager.
Algo1xuA AND T1n LAST n!
~ SPEcIAL REQUEsT.
Thursday Evening, fully 31st.
$500 worth - Sswslryse se Given
Away, ~
M ACALLISTEK'S
MAGICAL ENTE8TAlNMENT
80 SPLENDID GIFTS!
INCLUDING
FOUR BEAUTIFUL WATCHES!l
2 GOLD! AND 2 silvia!
With Rings, Bracelets, brooches, SC.
THE DISrkiBu Ion UF uItrs viii take place
i INN d,a,ely after the
GRAND MAGICAL ENTERTAINMENT
The Renowned wizard!
And oil the articles viii sc delivered the spot.
Tickets Oaiy 50 cas-!
N The Gifts may b. seen in the window VI the
| fsuoy uoods store VI A. Weisman, on ID st., where
| Tickets may be purchased.
Gp-As there is Always = rapid demand, SECURE
you TICKETS IN T,ms for the number Of Uckets 10
limited.
~ For full explanation u the mode Of distrbu-
ton, list Of gifts, &C, see small bills.
| ~ Doors open At "a o'clock. The Wizard will
| appear .. O'clock, precisely.
Jalyse dit Agent.
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