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Piano Fortes

YEl 4sKELL SWEARISGRN have 1aa1T new Es7Ie7 Of
nEsss 4oodl 4nlmas ClOaks, &e EhIeh thev would
invite me attention Of purchasers. Good articles low rI.
sss $40 tair dealing may be relied 10 al eases.
n91l -zz n. &s.
H0LL0WAY'S OTNTNiENTz4ND Pills
PREsH tnpply, lust received a tye
"a noEl3 BRIDGE CORNER DRTTa STORE
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DELINQUENT LIST OF Lots

NOTICE IL hereby given to the owners Of the
lots dcscrbed In the foregoing list situated in the
City u Keokuk, Lea county and State u Iowa,
whwe names stated above, and all others who
and levied on said lo,s, for the improvements on
sidewalks, and eufbing. ~ designated In tho
abe list, and unless pay be made Of the taxes
SO levied and also all costs, before the ID day Of
February, AID. 1857, the said lots, Of % much
thereof shall be necssssry 70 discharge said tar
and costs, will hc sold the dsy Aforesaid 81 the
Mayor Once, In said city, bstw the hours Of
o CLOCK A. y. and o'clock '. y.
CO. STEVENS,
Collector Of The Clay VI Keeksk.
Jan. 10 1857 DIV
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RIcxEr MASON, Surgeon Dentists, are
prepared 20 insert Teeth upon told, silver
and Gatta Percha, also upon PlAtinA with
continuous Gum, which for beauty and
cleanliness cannot be surpassed. They are
determined to do tho neasest work that 10
done in the City, and 1t less price than
any other office here. Oiice on Blondeau
between Third and Fourth.
&A-MAariss's COMPOUND E1rsAcI OF Bxxxx
PLAsr-A certain cure Tor DiArrhGs, Dyssntcry,
Summer Complaint, aud ell affections Of the bowels
attended with relaxation. Asa safe. pMlatabic and
reliable remedy II u uneqaailed For children
tecthng attended with irritation of the bowels, il
IL the moss soothing rcmssy In use. Prepared and
sold By J. 4 G. MAdUIRE,
Chemists and Druggists,
s. ". cor. Olive 4 I'd sts, ST. Louis -
Por saiein Keokuk by r. H OConnor, and Drug
g'ssS generally Iaug3od&wom
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WALKER's REPuBLic.--Mr. F. Gaillardet. in
his correspondence to the Paris Constitution
mel, states that there is no doubt that the
idea Of forming from the several States Of
Central America and Mexico q rival confed-
eracy to the Northern States OF the Union,
has been suggested to General Walker BY
Mr.. Soule, as ten years ago the same idea
was openly advocated by the ex-senator
from Louisiana.
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Gov. GEARY.--A writer in the Cincinnati
Go-site says that Geary is thought by his
intimate friends to be ambitious Of display
ing his executive capacity in Kansas with .
view to higher executive position, the
Presidency. Gov. Geary President in en-
bryo Whew But then, if puppies, like
Pierce, can attain to the Presidency, we
don't see why bulldogs, like Geary, may
not reasonably aspire to it. The same wri-
ter thinks that Geary is most likely to be the
substantial friend OF the Free State settlers,
instead Of the Pro slAveryites, since he has
found that the Free State people comprise
the greater bulk of the population, as he 10
willing to do something to secure freedom
for Kansas providing he can secure some
thing for himself by doingt. And he thinks
that the Governors present idea is to be-
come the FIRST Governor OF the Free State OF
Kansas. II he will honestly exert himself
TO make the state free, in consonance with
the prevailing sentiment among her homes,
citizens and legal voters, We presume they
would be glad to reward him with the high
est executive honors Of the state.
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rsr1,1Drn,nI1IIn AsIuIII1G1III 1II'IIl1eH0n.

lmUDUUUDnHD W MDZ10Ds
NoIIC1h t1 = asrSisA, !.
80 ~ !. r. eeaen. 1and CuStis y.
= spusaas1 tk1nselv(5 I'D their $50
r. II - - -. d i.sissss
~ q 6 qkof6 y6wa. The ol3sss
z 49, !. = ... 81 y. y r:.y 2. = =. ::
hsncoea Co1sey, ni:;, and also 70 psrsn,ss lssAs
= ns.s Osnys aas ..ys 49, - NJ
800 800 - ~ rns 1. ..sS.,s'n.. ,hn.... ~
Ian. .Ass stock may :: 70 one ssss,sS
sscn.ana - !. - 4. :. ~ = ~, ~ ~
Ssl'ass seG M 49, - a.s ~ ....sS
- ~ ~ ~. ri ns1.Sr. M a. s..s.as... 1900.
s:ass r:ss.sls. ssss1.s = s. q. 8 Iss...
p 49,. 1919 = Ms. ~ sss e sss - n.
Wedsssasy = jessssy, saasaiiy, il ssssraasss
MN o. sstIslssul Iacorpoeaton On Ole n sha a.
Ihs inasetseseS 49, - 10y - e e4ssea
sSo-snssue @ ~ s.p, u ~. 49, 2 - veaeAEr
ne prissss Psop.ssy :. ~ ssess g so n =
n. solis~iss p,sscns ars ths prsssst nr,ssers =
eGia OUApeny.
G. X. D'nsst /, na1ss WHISKY
V9*SA o6rveu -.
AVAAAbAs FfGH II
K.akak, Dec: q, fsss-d1v 4A
fDaiiy Tinss copy 4v.l Isl
At. A.,..,n. N. ~ ~ ......s.. o.
"A shsp On let stssss, bstvseu ExshaaRs ~
Bank viii lssts ~ van UsseeGsd stosk 4 tosls.
sssvss, nsoyeelss; ., Asyssay vshise = e.geH
- u ssspsssng enansn s.a nevs hafenh ~
rxss = =. - ~ ~ = ~ HS,3TTw = "a
= =. =. Auo.-n -.
"B havs nou - AsnA . spnplste AaeestasaAsf
v sApss a.d sa.U 0rsssaess Rssv..ssaes es.s
~ - ~ ~ q ~ N - 49, 49,
r;os srtis,s ~ iN.v n ~ .rrt,sS v,s-. .SisA
- Iansesstrrr q 9, ~ for ~ si,v S,sSs
srsd - any pAss 4 TIE sity M 81 cAass.
WM. h. AUSTIN AGO.,
ono SACKS u. A. SALT, 80 o. Z. >. p. O.
CUU sals - WA. N. AUSTIN . 90. s.
dsczd ss
NY0fRRS. --Hr,eh eoy. Heltimo,e Oysssvs. A.
dee23d
CARDINI6 --JI.IS AZ n.~- e,.-,k L.. =.
see1sd
y Tor sal. hy WV n AusrIn y IA
d.e7ad
ng.c,Ips -
a."ssd P1' ~ w IrSriS
II AlslNs, 0soies bancs lagsra fov ssle sy
~ deezsd -. =. Auok1M . W.
4 vOufISA, Naaksrsl and hesrtneV log 40 ~
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1is isSU@ 60 mentioned taa o..iaT a.y
that Eads said he had loaned Tomlinson, of
the III. Des MONIES Stafesman, y, 500, taking
Q mortgage on the Office for security, and
that he subsequently, confessed that he
tEals) owned the ohce himself. Tomlinson
Gays that he never borrowed the money, and
that Eads does not own the Office Who
lies
DEAR Asp DraB AsYlrn. Tho report Of
this institution has been made to the Lecis-
lature. The Institution commenced with
twenty pupils. Il has now fifty. An sppro-
priasion Of 5000 is requested. The trus-
tees urge that permanent building be erect
cd for their use. We trust that the instisu.
ton vail he treated with judicious liberslity.
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ERurrIoS or vEsuvIus.--A correspondent
OF the Independent Beige, writing from Ma
Piles on the o2d alt., says.
"Vcsuvius was blazing away last night and
was evidently in great force, For the most
which il thrown up from the interior Of the
crater, but 1t times il rises up in all it, mai
esty, and Eliminates the whole city,
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GT"Here, you little rascal walk up and
give M account OF yourself. Where have
you been 2"
''After the girls, father.'
"Did you ever know me to do 90 when I
was boy?"
"No sir but mother did,
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Wenster's Dictionaries.

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/. Webstcrs Unabridged,
2. Websters Counting House,
8. Webaters Academic,
I. Websters High School,
b. Wchster's Primary,
Q. Wobsters Pocket,
ID C r . n 70 n 8.
WEBSTER'S QUARTO DICTIONARY,
V1SHE entire word. lA60 pages, crown ssssss.-
/ wsbsters Qaarto Dsstisnary contains TIRES
times the matter fOand in any other 1nglish Nc-
tioossy eompiisd in this country.
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There h no edition Of Webster's Unshridgsl DIE
tionAry but this-none containing HALE the natter,
the illustsattve quotations, the stynoleeiss, fsl
definitions, 10.
"a Dictionary 10 the last book which scholar
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70 cut OF the very matter which hs most valass.
JUST PuBLIsasp:
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d G t To- AIRY,
Beinga Defining and Pronosssiag Dietionasy Of
the English Language. AbridgsA lrsa
Webstsr's Americas DisaionAsy. with
Synonyms. By VIM. q. WsAssss
and Prof. Chasnssy A. Good
rich. Price 81 -.
This is IN satireiy nev wolk, designed - farnish
means Of training in Englsh conpositisa, vhils IL
also answers the purpose Of IN ordinary abridged
Dictionary.
E~Totho wishing les expressive Distisaary
than Webster's unabridgsd, the lOw prise q ths
the new features indeAtsd shove, make Il ~ nest
desirable WORK Of the kind In the maskss. ware
| spsctfuiiy invite attention 70 the work.
O. 4 c. MERRIAM.
sprinAeld, Mass., Nov, lss6.
Ao-sold BY ell Bookseller.
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TO TINE Pl1LICY

N1E have this day sold our entire stock Of Gro
w csres, Provisions, de-, to Messrs. Ayrss I Rey-
nolds, who will continsc In the same business, 1t
the old stand, No. IS Main-st.
TaAng this opportunity Of cxprssaing oar thank
fulness friends and customers for their very
liberal patronage beloved upon W. solicit con-
tinuance OF the Same for our successors.
jan. !, 57-[js d. HAMILL RALSToN
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EVERY FAMILY Rgor IRIS i've have no
hesitation in Recommending our readers to
purchase OF u. }. Levy, small quantity Of
Leyison's Salse for ChilblAins, Frosted \ Get,
Heels or Limbs. His place Of business is No.
2l2 South Water street, Chicago, Ills., and
10 the authorized Agent for the sale Of Levi
sons Salve. See his advertisement in an
other column.
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TLAx6EED WANxQo.
WASH I'D 1as % uulinitsd saosnt, deiivsfs5
~ ~ 60 Mills. l.. r. nIG0ULL CO.
sePt3-dxwSn
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HAzLEwooD REPrBLIc. The Dakota In
dams, IN their reservation above Fort Ridge
ley, have formed themselves into Republic,
under the above name. They hsve elected q
President, established a written Constitution
and representative body, cut of their hair,
discarded paint, built houses similar to those
OF the white pioneers in tho West, aud be-
lievc in the Christian religion. This result.
is said to be mainly attributable to those
worthy Missionaries, Messrs. Riggs and
Williamson, who have been long among them.
The experiment seems to promise permanent
success.
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HAVING this day purchased The stock Of tho
! old house Of Hamiii kalstn, No. 81 Main
street respectfally solicit the continued patron
ago Of their many friends and the public generally
No effort will b. spared in our eadcavoss 70 keep
FUN assortment Of ALL articles In the 0rocssy and
Provision iine and accommodating all Who may favor
W with call.
Coos, delivered promptly 70 all parts Of the city
Jan. /, '57-fjanS d
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gTA sailor looking serious in chapel in
Boston, was asked by the minister il he felt
any change?
"Not cent" said Jack.
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No. 81 Main-st., near 0gden's Bookstore, Keokuk.
7 UST received, and now ready for sale, anew and
u large assortment Of Boots and Shoes Those
wishing to buy will hnd IL for their interest to call
and xauins our goods A. shall cell 81 prices 10
suit purchasers. Call and sseu US.
iani0d j. 6. KIMBALL co.
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A AEs, llAtchsts, HAmnlers. Meat Cutters, Chop
n ping knives, Knife Trays Floor and Counter
Da.t rs, mats. mop handlss, we'll hsskstS, sasar
and spades, hay and manure forks, picks nattocks.
bog hoes, past Augess. apple bearers, eoress And
sticcrs,' and many other usefal articles may h.
found at the New Agricultural wAsshossa, over
kiec's Iron Store. Call aud examine.
jams dim NEARS j WILDER
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y = = Z
M WAREHOUSE
- sSsulE,
II . q s ris.','
.sS
AEAR6 = W1lp0R
R tsP0IrgLLn - s..sst. ssitsssns x kso-
. IesrtA stress. whsss shsy sss prspsss1 AapeR
the farmer and usrehaats Of tAs Great Wet With
All kinds OF the most approved A4StesltmEUa In.
plensuts SD Machines which 40 . ~ 1saad IL
rissisar1 iapl..as: sas ' Ssssis.. s44
sssortmsnt Of Hardware and Wooden Hsfs 81
will % our AIM BY ppmpt attention 70 bssinsss, 70
deserve and receive The sonAdsaes II Discerning
s s.ss in our sade's' n ms: ;1s!s
Keokul. IowA, Jan, .. ~ dsn
=. Q. PARR0I1 q 90.
ARE NOW OFFERING
THEIR STOCK
af
RE ~ CED PRuc Esi
CASH CUSTOMERS,
~ The goods will b. sold for MT coss -
To make room for Spring Stock.
N. 7-din
THO PkVN 4 D0 ID0EH,
WATCH MAKERS AND JEwRLERS,
+ yoLD Fob, 0sArd and Vest CAAias - et Main It,,
~ for sale low. tjAns.d
Clocks.
"K have received our sssortmsat Of Clesas,
w which cousists Of thirty hour, eight Day, -
which W. osr for sale II reasonable prisss, - 81
MAin-st. Piease call and exanins.
jsns-d THOMPSON BRID0Ks.
UTEAM 0UAGE0.
rNnOMPSON 4 BRIDGES, 81 NAin-st., have for
! sale Ashcroft's celebrated 6tsan Gssges, for
Steamboats,, Locomotives, and Stationary II. Ines.
used in the HAst and CansdAs, than any other
gauge. KnSinees and others arc invited 70 ell
and examine.
We are also prepared TO furnish Steam whistles,
VI AL sisss. on short notice. ljanS-d
R0CK NJ CUTLERY.
GONE very fine patterns for sale by
- jan3-d THOMPSON i BRIDGKs,
Post copyl d AAin-ss.
CUnD1NG AND PAVING NOTICE,
rs the Uaknswa 0wnsrs 90 asy
Loss aPsn the following described
A . meeting Of the City Couacil Of the City Of
"A ksokuk, held December Esd, A. D. 1885, the
following resolution WAS adopted;
Received, That the owners VI the Lots situAAeA
upon the streets described below, to- WIT On Dlou-
dean street from Water 10 PosssseAth street; on
Concert from First to Sixth street; on High street
from Second 10 HixtA street, On kxcAan9s street
from Water 70 Fourth street on FIRST street 1sum
kxshsHge 70 Blondcau svet on Second strsre fsoo
Main 70 High on Fourth street fsou JoAssos =
0sisaas - fifsh street fvcU JoAasou - Osisaas
on Seventh from Timea 10 Blondesu street =
Eighth from Main TO BlonAsau street; q Ninth
street fvou Johnson ~ Concert; on Tenth from Hx-
change to Concert; on Eleventh fron Main street
to High on Twsifth fron Main To High street On
thirteenth street from Main b Concert; "a vsur-
teenth street from Main to Blondesa, and fssoeiAg
upon any Of said streets, Be jissctsd - have he
curb stones set by tho nrst day II Jsns nszt. sd
the side waihr graded ssA paved ~ the arst Asy u
August nest the same to be done II aceosdaAos
with the Ordinances Of the City.
ICERrIvr the above 20 BE- copy Of sssolu1ion
passed BY the City Council of the Cisy Of
keoauk Given under nay hard this Slst
day VI December, A. d. 1880.
Be-. MERRIAM,
dscSl-d2m Clerk of The CouasiL
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NEW EaRN.

HUDSON =. BRIDGE has this day associated
! with him IN business. HESRs B. MoaAANn,
LEONARD H. HOLLAND and JoHx N. BsAcu for the
purpose af continuing the late 1rm u Daipas 4
Dnornks, under the mans and styls u BRIDGE,
BEACH CO. Who are prepared 10 orr incsvassd
Inducements and facilities to the numerous custon-
ers 81 The late nsm continaaAes VI whose pat
ronagr Is respectfully solicitsd.
jsai nRIDGE, BEACH co.
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n OF Ck,

1SHE co-partncrship formed with my brother,
4 HAnnisoS r. BRiDGE, under the Arm and styis
Of BRIDE BRQrHkk. tprcvious 70 his dscease)
tie ny tho business o. the old arm, II The ssuainx
room hercfere occupied by them.
Jani HUDSON Is. DhiDuE.
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DUCKxIE FOUNDRY,

Garner ~ vsA 81 Sohuoon ete...........k BOkuk.
o. =. YAH. Z Co.,
uAvlM0 srssesA and pst In opesalisn ~ 80
II tAhiishmsne undeS tke absve nane, ere pre-
parsd 70 fssnish 70 order, 81 short sslies,
ENGINES AND NLL-WORKG
AaA ere ssaetansly manufacturing sspssiss Pssts.
BILE Clssslas 64w 1tlls. Alse, Malay aaA 6Asb
esa lToae, - sAe nost inpsovsA pleas.
BOMER0, OHIMNEYS BREECHlN0o
f1ennAA tsse1ss. We pay passisaiAs ssssatisa
- ~ 1Aesa9 - q naskinery for
RLOUnu0 HILLS AND DlSTlLLERU0,
~ pssssos venting that kind el work ass iasitsd
- exaDino eos atoe6 gsssing pattssns hefoss 60
gaeing tAo1s U~ek. Catalogues II paalssns 800
post 80, - soqaested.
Heokuk. Doe. D. S6e-dku0.
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Fresh Arrival.
4 FRESH lot OF Sugar cured Hams and Shout
n ders. ut HAmill 4 RAls,on's old stand.
jnai0-d AIRES 4 REYNOLDS.
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n NOTICE.

VlsHE business a Bridge . Brother, in Kookuk,
sill b. eossissed By the nsw 1rn, y hssstoiose
ui,asr the nAMe and style Of bridge : 1soehss.
Thankfal for the liberal share Of patronass ~
tended ~ tAcr Agsnt. W.. 8. MooaE, the past sea-
son, vc viii sudeayor to merit ana hops u receive.
\ continuAnce Of the same.
BRIDGE. DRAcH 1 CO.
st. Losis, Mo-, January I, '37.
iAn1- -dAw Times copy.l
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eTIt was testified to in the trial Of Hunt
ington, by ok-keeper Of firm who was
in the PRACTICE Of accommodating him with
loans for the purpose Of shaving notes, that
TO one OF these firms he paid sometimes, for
sums OF i've or ten thousand, one per cent.
= day, saying that it was just half Of what
he made.
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German Theatre In the AshomeumI
WE notify our fellow citizens, aid the comma
w nifty At large, that will give Theatrical En-
tertannsnt, ON this Saturday. evening, Jan. leth
at the Athunwum.
There viii be two Comedies enacted: "THE
WATClMAN." (WAcurw AKcHrKR,) by koerner !;
and GONE MUST MARRY" (EISEaxussREraA-
THEM by Wilhelmi.
We invite the public. and hope they will assist "
in our new undertaking.
kEoktx TURNRR ASSOCIATION, fTuaNvnRsls.1
Doors open at o'clock p. IN. Curtain will rise at
o'clock precisely.
TICkElS-SO cents, which can BE- had ct the
door
80 4 good Orchestra will b. ON hand.
janI0 -ait
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DErixIrE.-A Especial dispatch'' to one Of
the New York papers, from Washington, 10
as follows:
"Mr. Buchanan may BE- here about the
18th Of January, or he may postpone the
time of coming to fortnight after. Both
contingencies are probable from his recent
declarations, and either event may happen
according to the Development ot circum-
sfancesU
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ieso-7.

sn1o AND nIssIesIpRI !
i 800AU 0UA0H { (oK0.
us. NAIL AND ExPn y aoUTR
Il nsryHkAAx Great NertAera - lasws A1pu. q
Vs. new ARRANGEMENT
Yos THE WINTER OF 1eS6-5.
fwo rHRoUaH TRAINS AND ONE sAnn0vAI ACxOnnoDA.
rioS TRAIN DAILY SUNDAY Kxckrrxp).
nN and after Sunday, Nov soth, trains will run
a ~ foilsws. $-M 8@
Norsins Mail tain leaves 81 Loais Ct sAS s'saock
4. ~, and e. ST. Louis Depot NJ $3.50 A. y. Evsn-
Ing Express train leaves st. Louis 3:l5 ?. H., and
~ 70 lDas Depot 4:Ssrsn.
?. N. the arrival Of the Ilinofs Cun1EAl train
from eNs Eus4A end 9TH and arrives q ~. Louis
Of s;25 r. ~, making shc quickest and most direct
route bstw 81. Louis and Cairo and points north,
on tho Illinois Central RailrcAd.
The Nail and Express trains mako direct and
certain nectons 81 Indianapols with al Rasern
trains thas making The shortest and qaicksst posi-
bic rou,e tfor the present) to New York, Bnston,
Philadelphia, PittsbavEh, Baltimore, Washington
City, Louisville, Cincinnati, and all the eastern
cites Also Cairo, and eli points north on the ILL.,
nois Central R.R.
ONLY osI GRANGE or CARS TO CHICAGO.
This ia the bsst and only reliable route between
ST. Louis and Terra HAute, aud tho Eastern Roads
on, Of indianapolis run IN direct connection with
trains OF the Ohio Mississippi Road.
New YORK Passengers have choice Of four railroad
routes from indianapolis, viz: New York , Erie,
N. \. Central, PsnnsylvAnia Central and Baltimoss
1 Ohie. So
Through passengers should avail themselves Of
this dws.t reliable rosie between tAs RasA and
West, - II affords unuzual facilIties, hsng supe
rior road, and the only Brood 0sugs koad In the
West.
Passengers for Decatur, BloemingsOa, Lasalls,
Rock Island, Burlington, Peoria, Dusleiths Go
Iona. Peru, &c., &c, connect 1t SAndovsl With The
Illinois Central Road for the shove named points,
direct.
Passengers for Nation and Chicago, connect 1t
Odin win hicago Branch. Through from B.. - III
with casngc Of cars.
Through baggage checks given In this city. and
baggage handled free; giving passenger no trouble
ct the depUt.
THROUGH TICKETS
b proc ured ut tbs Offices, No. ~ and 80, cor.
<th and Chestnut street, under the Planter House,
OF No. 81 ievee. corner u Vine.
N. b. b th Offices exactly the corner, the
only y, aces to obtain reliable information.
ISAAC WYMAN, Gen 4 Tick OF Ag't
d. IL CHRrsrIx, Master Transportation.
Sac a
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-01-10

rem SALE,
A FARM sonlaiag % assss, WILL improved. viii
"A god houss and bearing orchard, n nilss
soUth q Chaslsstoa and 10 miles from xsekuk,
will - ssld % reasonable terms.
Apply toJ. ". johnson or J. +. Blair, Ksokut,
o. - Dr. Skinner, Charleston. fnov3o
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-09-12

TDUBLIC SALE OF NEGROES, &C., &c.
II Under the Will of the late Elizabeth Hogan, decd.
will SELL Thursday the 10th day of September next IA
to II likely negroes consisting of men, women, chill
dren, girls and boys.
The sale will take place at the residence of the late Col
William Hogan in Randolph county, N. c.. miles south
of High Point, and miles southeast of Townsville, on
the n c. Railroad and miles south of Normal College.
Also at the same time and place will be sold horses.
oats hay, and the corn standing in the eds~wth other
articles not enumerated The sale will be continued from
day to day until all is Sold All persons having claims
against the estate of Elizabeth Hogan decd will present
them in the time prescribed by law this notice will be
plead in bar of recovery. And all indebted will please
make payment - p
Terms made known on the day of sale. .,iss,
W. R. HOLT Executor.
August Is, 1857. 77-8w.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-09-12
MEDICAL COLLEGE OF VIRGINIA.


UNHE NEXT ANNUAL COURSE OF LECTURES
will the LIST of October 1857 at the Col.
lege Building of Marshall and College Streets Rich.
Surgery and Surgical Anatomy, BY Charles Bell Gibson
Theory and Practice of Medicine by David H. Tucker,
N d.
Chemistry and Pharmacy, by Martin P. Scott, NJ. D.
Xateria Mediea and Therapeutics, by B. Z. Wexford
NJ. D.
Anatomy, by Arthur E. Peticolas, M. D.
Institutes of Medicine and Medical Jurisprudence by
Levin s. Joynes, NJ. D.
Obstetrics and Diseases Of Women and Children, by
James H. Conway, NJ D.
Demonstr tor of Anatomy, Marion Howard NJ d.
The study of Practical Anatomy may be prosecuted with
Clinical Lectures regularly given at at the College
In6rmary. This Infrmary, under the same roof with the
College is at all times we'll filled with Medical and Surg
cal cases. and furnishes peculiar facilities for Clinical in
structiOn. s..'+-f f.
Many Surgical Operations performed in the presence
of the class and the Students being daily admitted the
wards enjoy under the guidance Of the Professors unusual
opportunities for becoming familiar not only with the
symptoms and diagnosis of disease but with its daily p
gress and treatment. -@
Amount of Fees for Leotures sos 90
Matriculation Fee, 500
Practical Anatomy, fsT. 1000
Graduating Fee, : ,..s,.. .... $500
The price of Board including Fuel Lights and Servants
attendance varies from Is to S5 per week The Catalogues
containing fuller information concerning the institution will
be forwarded to those who apply for it, specific enquiries
will be answered by letter.
IS .s. -. % l. 8. JOYNES,M. d.
Dean Of the Faculty.
July 10, 1857 af 49,. t6-6m.