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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-02-05


tLA,s Of HavodabsrgA Ky.)
s.-1'.. =, H'.'s
IsATCH 4 TMOMPSOK,
DARTICCLAk attention paid to collections. and
1 remittanees made at current rates.
All business sppertaining to banking promptly
attended to.
Exchange on England, Ireland, and the Cont
ssnt. d. W. BAILEY, Cashisr.
): h. Morrison, Cashier Manhattan Co., N. Y;
Chas. b. Foote, Cash r Commercial Bank, Cin.;
Kinney, Espy Co, Cincinpatij
=. II. Bailen ,Cssh e Bank Kentucky, Louisville;
Curtis Warren,
Northern Bank OF kentu ,xington:
Tsyior, Shelby 4 Co., 80
com,,,!' cs,"sr. s.aa Rl.a q ksn.ussy frantf0
Darby Barksdale, st. Louis;
Pttmsn Brother, "
u. L. TinkmAn Co, Chicago;
Mitchell Cable. Rock Island Inovl d
EXCHANGE AND BANKING HOUSE.
Geerge &. Anderson,
Third Street, bet. Main aud johnson, Keokuk, Iowa
WILL buy Eastern and Southern Exchange ct
w best rates.
-Srictattentiou given To collections. ana pro-
eeeds remtted si eurrentrates Of exchange free Of
charge.
sA- Usual banking facilities granted 10 Gus
Winslow, Lanier Co, Bankers, N. York CITY
r. w. Clark, Dodge 4 Co., I"
E.W. Clark Co., Bankers, Philadelphia.
J. ". Clark AGO, Boston
Bogy, Miltenberger Il Co., Bankers, St. L.uis.
r. W. Clark 4 Rres.,
John J. Anderson Il Co.,
6illmvrc r Brotherton, Cincinnati.
GS- 0dce hours from q A. NJ. to Pm.
July II. l256--xliy
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A TToRSEY ~ Law, will practice in Lee and the
a adjoining counties, and in the supr enc Court
Of1cs With y. W. Potter, Est., up stairs, ON Main
street, bet. Sd and 4lh.
hsfsrs 60 dessrs. Mcsiayie chittsnlen 4 Co. Col.
Sam h. Curtis, burns Rsntgsn, Cox Shelley.
and Prof. J. n. Sanford I.u.I4dI,
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"a w YEn n OUsE,

"A w YEN III q &E,
WILLIAM WMYKn. Proprietor.
(SOkNkk Second and Cedar Streets, Fort Madi-
~ son, Iowa.
- Baggage taken 70 and from boats Free ri
ehsrgs.
- Stages Leave this House daily for Ksoksk
and Barlington. fsf June 75. lsbb.-d
VyvHK BEST kOMANcE OF TiiE AGE.--A mes
Evelyn, or Beauty and Pleasure. back With
passAges Of intense and tragic horror The ploa Il
sAas ~ Gv-
sep33d. CAVE . BAILEY.
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DENTAL sJim .EMY

/ 1b. II. y. BARBER would respect
- fully inform hispatrons sod the
public generally, that he has fitted up'llyYVv1
handsome suite of rooms, sparing 4J
neither pains xpsnse 10 ma he them elegant and
caMeessahie IN the brick building west side Of Sd
eesvesa Main and Johnson streets. Thsnkfu1 for
- fwesss As soIicits eoDtinsanse Of the same
AHopssasions wasrsated.
ape34lIy
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A TTOkSkis st Law and Solicitors in chasesry
a Aeesss Tor the investiga,io Of Land Titles IN.
ths pafohase and sale VI Real kssats gill hersaf
yer pssstes In asd regularly attend the Dsstric
csusss Of keokuk and II. Madison, and Of the oths
counties u the Pint Judisisi Distrist Of Iowa an,
will ALSO practice in the Ssprsms 0osr Of The bsas>
~. Madison, Feb. II, lB55.--Af
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NMAvING AND HAIR-CUTTUNG.
VSnk saloon Of George Cabns, below Parsons
! Bank, ON Main street., ,is the favorite resort Of
oentiemen for clean shsvinga and agreeable oh am
pooin, and for SCIENTIFIC HAIR CUTTING the Proprie
torohallengcs the entire profession in Iowa.
FANCY ARTICLES.
variety of choice Fancy Articles including
nne soaps, Posnasum. brushes ofaIi kinds Cravsts
Collars, dc. always ON hand, and cheaper than
elsewhere GEO. CABus.
Sept dom
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MERCHANT TAILoRs,
Third street, between Main and Jobuson, keo.
s0k lows, have just reviewed at their Fashionable
Tailoring and Furnishing sstabIis shmcnt, a choice
aud exoeilsnt supply Of Brosdcloths, Cassineres
csungs and dentismen Furnishing Goods, Of ali
descriptions, and guarantee that their work shall b.
a. asne IN the most approved and satisfactory manner
nney are constantly receiving the New York and
fhiiadelpha fashions, and respectfully solicit all
rho desire good work and the best material to give
them call. Agents for
Francis Mahan'sSy System Of Garment
- Cutting.
Also, Reports Of Fashions
oct22-Ily HUTCHIN90N 4 nRWEY
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BkEEDEN 4 HARRISON,
q A fr0RykYS aad couacslhsrs At Lag aad a-.r
n TOR the paschAse and sale Of ksal Eststc. Co,
lssiing aud notsra business attended to pro ~
title. exAmiasd, snd . largo number OF 81, III
and farms always for sale.
once bets Main and Johnson, on Second stree.
my9d
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THE nlG nOa,r,

"A We wish to make room for our new stock To ar
rive ON the hrst boat, We will dispose Of the re-
maindeE OF the stock bought from Mr. Duke at and
below cost.
WswilI be glad to see all who wish h.renins
n"o's sna onoes. 1. j. ELLIOTT co.
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R ~ N q VAL.

- STAR CLOTHING sToRE.--H. sTRAUs
~ SCo. have removed their stock Of Clothing
and Furnishing Goods from their old stan
70 No % Main street door to s. billings where
they viii b. happy TO their old friends and many
new ones.
Our spring stock will DO received At an
early day, when weshall present unusual advAnts-
hcr |" sbe trAue feb2yd
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Keolruk Hook-Hindelrrur:.. lrr:..

AND BLANK BOOK MANUFACfORY
RLANk Book . made and ruled TO any required
~ pattern. Court Records, Justices Pockets As
SCISSORS Books, Poll Books, &C., &c, furnished .
short notice.
Old Books, Nj Mstgasines, Music, de-, bsund or r.
bound in any style desired.
GA- Ny Bind,ry will be found on Second Street,
next door TO the thcnpum, sign OF the Bis Book ~
Jan. -. 1884, ISAAC N. PIERCE.
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FRONT-ST. MADISON, IOWA,
AS been enlarged and thoroughly renovated,
- and 10 now large and commodious establish
ment, convenient to tho steamboat landine. and In
the very centre Of business.
The undersigned has furnished 1t throughout in
the very best STYLE and trusts that long expsri-
snee IN the basinesr will enable him TO give general
satisfs sction.
Oct. 20, 1855. dAwu b. r. ROE.
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CITY efkeokuk Iowa, ,--OfRce on SscondS,. bstvse,
Main and Johnson.
nk. H., In addition 10 the usual
II methods Of Inserting arti6ciaf tee tn
70 fo posssssion Of the exclusive rirht VOl
for this city Of mounting the coating
90 gun work., 80 Hsiversally admired for thei
bsAuty snd cieauliness-
ne 10 also mounting teeth on Gutta Percha.
apr I6 1856 iyIy
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ChIcngo ncw ,yshoic.nI~

ChlcAgO New Wh csRia
GUAR, TOBACCO SNUFF WAREHOUSE,
No. ~ RasdsipA Sfreef, CHICAGO HIS
M X are nowreceiving large and choice stock Of
w HAVASA AND DOMESTIC CIGARS,
Fnc.cut, Smoking, * Plug Tobacco . !!
naying direct communication with parties in
NORTH CAROLINA and VIRGINIA the source of
production and manufacture Of PLue TopAcco en-
aeies Us TO oner some very choice brands Of these
celebrated Tobaccos atvery low prices
country dealers And dc aiers genera lily are invited
10 examineour stock. J, F. JORDAN AGO.
II Randolph st. ,toproste Young America, )ChieAgo.
June III '56dly
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Corner Main and stA st.............KioKuK, IOWA.
fIShlS House Is now open 70 the public, with the
l. assurance that IL shall in every way be worthy
the patronage the proprietor respectfully solicits.
/. L. ROWLSON,
November I'D. ls5o-d Proprietor.
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EaKRAR HAlNES,
X q ON uk Flaming aud Eiosring MIL,

seotsd Next 10 the If Second
n = raaass xes-r RAsKEs
EaKRAR 4 HAINES,
&c ON uk Flaming aud Eiosring MIL,
Corner If u aaa Dilf u.s., assr fhf ksekeA and
Fort Dss Nolnes Railroad Depot,
DEALERS In Lumber in the rough, manufaetuT-
- ers Of Doors, Shutters, Blinds, sash. Door and
indow Frames, Mouldingko Of every size and pat
tern, Flooring, Weather boarding. shelving, Man-
ties, Base, Pilasters, and Chain Pump Tubing
planed and matehed Lumber from TO 20 inches In
width.
Alsrgca.sortmcnt II the above named articles
constantly on hand.
Planning and saving done toorderon short notice.
unreasonable priess, and warranted to please.
Ec"partienlarattsntion paid to filing ordersfor
country aldings complete.
keokuk, July 3-dAwtf
DATKIck 4 GROUSE have this day received per
Express, the folio~ ing masic 10. Piano:
FILLMORE sCLoTTlsCH,
FREMONT POLKA,
BUCHANAN POLKA
100 copies"W lille we have missed you,
100 +" 4 Bells Polka. and fne collection ot
New Songs. W aitaes and P~.kafcr Guitar.
sept I6,d
usT received, fine assortment Of hne violins,
jan2i-d PATRICK GROUSE.
singer,s Sewins maehinss.
32S Brosdway, New York. ~ Clark street Chicago
g1yHEsE Machines have established = great rep1-
L tation, founded on substantial excellence. The
fair profit of using one Of these Machines regularly
cmployedis
$1,000 . Year.:
No Tnilor, seamstress, Shoe Manufacturer, Sad.
der other person having sewing stitching
can afford to do without one. A peculiar merit Al
singers NJ achines, which other kind can justly
claim, Il that the same Machine will do every kind
Of work in perfect style They strong. duSable.
will keep In order. Whoever buys one may b. en-
trely certain il will do his work Every large pri-
vate family ought to have one.
All who wish complete and reliable information
in regard to rixe and price Of Machines, manner
Of working and method Of purchasing, With ali 9TH
particular obtain II by applying ~ letter at
either Of our ofRess for copy of = n. Hinerr
Co. = Gazette, paper devoted to the sewiag Ma
chine interest. twill b. supplied gratis.
r. M SINGER CO.
ED-Locai Agents wanted in every town in the
Union. llant3-d9n
email 9arsM FER uaAe.
A FARM containing so acres. 90 sf IL being en-
IA closed, choice land. only II miles FROM keo-
kuk, and miles from Belfast. For pasticslars en-
Quireof EDWARD KILBOURNE, KeOtsk, Of ef
GEO. STANWOOD,
In thc Premises.
String Prairie. laws Aug 3s-dAwu
i ADfEes ALBU ME.-fKe 6sssislssk that spuiA
- be had in New Ysk ssn - s~<n - tie city
Bookstore. They nake IN elegant ans 1ook.-
Callat Esspso1 oeDNE.
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JUST nEcEIvED,

A ! the sign Of the Big Shoe on Main Street, near
4, \ corner ei sd, another invoice of Gents, La.
ues sa AIssss and Caiidren's wear, comprising ali
the new styles Of the senson and 10 which
additions are being made by fresh arrivals III. re-
mA,nder Of the stock purchased from the late firm
oi odeii hsticss, will close out .. cost nd be-
~. eosI, ~ order to make tor other goods no
line, are requested to call and examine for them.
selves. we will also make 10 order a, the shortest
notice, All kinds Of gentlemen . aud Ladies, wen,
L.o sne pest material and in the latsststyle a good
ht being guaranteed in all cases
myl6u uLIskAMp nAarrss
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Notice.
have this day sold out my entire stcck Of goods
L TO J. Il. Hump hrey. who will continue to carry
on the Hat, Cap nnd Bonnet Business at my old
stand fNo. 80, ain street,, and return my sin
cere thanks to my old friends and customers for
their liberal pafr3nee. and solicit Cor nv saces
sor . continuance of the same.
octl lSd d. r HUMPHREY.
ssnofsess Music s0 Attending Ears.0
SEiAH-A selection Of Psalm and Hymn tunes
~ anthems, chants, choruscs, Ac., sdapted TO the
use OF classes private circles, and worshiping A.
sembliss by Thos. uastingr. For sale BY
oct2 CAVE BAILEY
NEW FIRM. hut OLD HANDRl
VUNHE undersigned have this day entered into 4
partnership In the Merchant Tailoring business,
~ the old stand Of Tyler Lynch Third sf., nearly
opposite 10 Bridgland 4 watt's. In day or two
ws will b. prepared to show our friends what We
have done and intsnd doing.
JRn.1, ~ KELLY LYNCH
p. 8. Mr.. Tyler will be found by his friends at
tho old stand. till further netics.
jnnl4-dAw4w KAL
a gious. Moral and Enter. ain
IA ing; alphabetically arranged. and interpreted
With variety Of useful observations, selected BY
Rev. Chas. Buck. For sale by
dscfl CAvE \ BAfLEY.
Mis-. BTOwE's NEW BOOK viii = here to-
IVA morrow. CAvE 4 BAILEY.
ssp1ed.
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NEAL, ABBOT * co.'s
Time Express.
NEAL, ABBOT CO.. New YcrL
MMiLLlAMs, " TANNER CO., Buffalo, fTPv'.
inNNhh' ANDREWS Co., Chicago, speefai Agis.
Mefaandisf TranspovssG, on TINE. TO al part, o,
fAe Wesf and South Usu
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MASNE LA W LODGE, n .. 50, /. o. G II.
Meets every Tuesday evening ct TxArEaAxcr
MALL, on Main street, between sth and eth. Mem
oers in good standing are invited to attend
J.W. DELAPLAIs, w. CT.
VIZ PEnpxw, VS.. decsm.
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| CHURCH NOTICE.
| ( NHATHAM SOU UAkE METHODIST R.CHURCu.
~ on the corner Of 7th and Morgan streets
s4srEEs,--Sabbath at l04 .. m, ssd a. n m
Sabbath school Ut p. IN.
Prayer Meeting Thursday, Tp a..
Rev. J. &. SMITH, Pastor
kestaense on Orlean bet. lItk and 10Th
ksokuA, Jaa. 2s-dIy
'osssos oAs.ss. enEp. sKAsnsx.
JOHNAON DAVIES 4 co..
tSncee~ sors to Davies a HArt,1
WHOLESALE DEALERS
Boots and Shoes.
No. lls Main-st. between 4th md bth.
enp,Seaaw kEoKuk, IOWA.
q. OBERTOP.
SIGN OF THE BIG FIDDLE
Maip-st., bet. I'd and Sd KEoEuK
B DEALER IN
FANCY GOODS AND TOYS.
vusscui Environments, shss Guns.
sepodAwy Pistols, &C.
CumMins, Seaman e Co.
sTAPLE AND FANCY DR r GOODs.
NO. IsDxr, AND l7o frLrox srs.,
fcbl4diy Nsv Yonx.
D0essrs McGugin ana LcrcneT
II AVE associated themselves in the practice Of
Asdtctns. Will continue to attend in oonsa,.
tai'on In ali sases, and 10 any required distance Ow
ing 10 tne spsciousness Of their once rooms and
large boarry Of the best medical works sxtant
sney are prepared " receive and instruct large class
Of pupiis.
Once In the 'Post buiiding," ID story, on Sd s,.
between Main and johnson
Conssltation hours between II o'clock, A. NJ, and
IP.M isns'57d
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Grow, AcCrssry = Co.
yaaaAs Watson,
Young Brethsss,
Q. W. Stone 4 Co.
Cept. T. v. 0saSA,
hAedss, PsSran : c..
Lcker, Rsnich 3 Co.
W. 8. Gilman,
J. T. Csmseock 4 Co.
Tly
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JANIS v. fisLsr, ". q. fusKnovsEx
FINLEY = RUNKEdOUaER.
DRODUCE, Conmissioa and ForwArdirs Mar
1 chaass, eornes Of BsAts and South Wstsr street
Lhicaso Ill. fcbi3dtf
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wM. 9. n1nfUBB
"HOLESALn 0rocers, 1orvsrSiy- ..s n.-
~ missien MsrsAAsts, Lsves, Ksckrk Tovs.
Jaly 3. 1S5k.--dlv
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p"-'' =. FoTrkASEk. DIR y. r. LITTLE
Drs. PsttenUer 4 Iitsle,
IL AVING associated themselves in the practice Of
their profession, respectfully Offer their servi
css 10 the public.
&G- ONCE, Third street, between Main and John
son. over nchlsys cigar store where one or the 9th
Or rof them may be einstaatiy found DR.. Little :
residence In the Dsdisy issse, corner OF Main and
oth sh. Ldecl5-d
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DEATHS.

GATEs-In Westmore, Sd inst. Henry .on ~,
Freedom and Marah Gates.
EAToS-At Barton Landing. 18th inst. Clara
daughter of Albert 5. and Amy Eaton. aceJ o veors
and months. VA
PERIGo-In this village, March 18th, MIR Lew
is Perigo, aged 20.
DAY-ln Stanstead, on the 23d Feb, Mr.. JOSH
ia Day, aged Is years.
SANEoKS-In Orange, March IA, of disease of
the brain, Mr., Jeremiah Sanborn, aged So wears.
CArLIN-ln Burlington, March 18th, Anna B..
wife of Theodore Catin, in her list wear.
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r. a u y . u ) An ID
II O y =

HOLDEN. u rrEg 1 CO
importers ok Il kii STREET Rii have lost receive,
Per Hi> iii Sira.'I>, L.. PacA.e-- ia,,, ,..-- And
II ----N
CASTS ia> Ivory Stics Bore Stick S,,a;,h sandal,
wool. - " ~
Hair fu-lh Nail, a',,! Shaving rr,,.,- 49,, A. ,
rams f"riu;nrrN. 'ai,>. Dis i'o,,l.,., kc
Ia '' Genuine Farira .,--i,,.
'cfiail fii'c> Sizes ai! SCAR il.,,i,.rs A.,
l cift'ii> real Nt-:>,la al Pii.r> AID ,l..p,>
'h>> t''>>. Pcari " aN AID Satin lea and enSes
ha' h-aIin"ii B.II,i>. I,.i., - boxes
FORTE Ml.iair> s-~.r 'a>->s
Is - ami = ba!r> " III iia-h.,-
French CHINA VASES ,,,l-r.r Stand, Fru.,x Roy,
casks Jews lIar;s> Air s:d CracI-r Pistol.
'H~'> Ia, "lc> H. a. Ala. NJ. ia,-I. and Fen
Holders.
" Victims. Bows sisl Springs.
HARMONIOUS n o''.' r,ii>. and Canes
All ,.-A>, i,ii. AlyN. A.ii,> Marbles Sa:cs AMI
fci,,ii> ~
Feather nasisr- Wiz. Dish Covers a.. np.,,..
'a> t'h'iLiI Ilis>: Si,A. Sc, Ard al ,.I,r,ls iii,
RIMS a.. ~
5; rasrs Lariisyn Toys. " a'ci Safes Ash R,.N-Ssc
~ in.> IN endless variety. ti.r Sr,,. ..r ,,-,n
- HI: ans! China u,ll>.
it> Well a~Ttrl III each car. from $ia 4, $50 r.-
a.. ~ 81" ~
f"c attention ' dealers called L. .,r extensive ..<,,
uei {" aii,t goods s,: 1, ais.
"'s"i>->Ith rs i"i.f> Brushes Fine I,.r, ,.a,l
.>Nui>' Ail'es ards. Sai,>. U> India Eu,sr a.
every Ea!;rtN halls Dressing. AMI Me-, ont,>
COMPRISING ''lie vi The largest Sticks I'M IN, -.
'a'e> In" Foreign g.-"i> tcic ti Cur p i,-,,,,,
l"T>'ia.i! IT, ult
'' 'nc lowest Prices W. c,,-a..,h ,,,,,-,,-
ii"sh supplies by steamer and pa.k -t '-''H
All ord''rs 10y HAIL " III r-c-Nc rr.,,c, ,,r,r,,.,
.sic Agents i'r Sa.iieT>,n 1 lairrEsts r; . MI,
pispliN furnished Al >hlTI Ipd;,
Small " "rks on hai.d a. usual Ia anu
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Judge StorrS, of the Connecticut Su.
preme Court, has decided that the new Con
stitutional provision in that State requiring
voters to be able to read, admits those who
can read in any language, the German as
well as the English.
EDUCATING TIE WEsr-The Society to
provide female teachers for the West. of
when eA-Gov. Siadc OF Vermont is the hea,i
reports that 552 teachers have been sent out ;
80 from Connecticut. 10 from Massachusetts.
10 from Vermont sc from New York.
OF the 452 teachers sent out, 40 have re-.
| turned nearly all of them after tparhin :.
two years; one hundred and forty SIR have
married; 81 have died, OF them after mar
rlage.
There are 400 mills in the pineries of
Michigan and Is, 100 men engaged in getting
out lumber.
The Post Office department is abont tn
introduce stamps so perforated around the
edges as to be easily torn apart without in
Jurlng the stamps.
-IlroGRArnICAL.-The types PLAY
queer tricks sometimes. \ western paper
recently startled its readers with the anoun
cement that cow had been run over by a
train otrars, and cut into "calves" The
next day 1t solved the problem by explaining
that "calvtS' wis misprint for "halves.'
Boy with ragged trowSers and rimles,
hat, runs into DIR. Fuler's drug store with a
Upper in his hand. Doctor, mother sent
me down to the shoticary pop quicker'n bla
zts. COS bulbs sick with :he picken chox, and
she wants thlmtleful of polly collie in thi,
din Upper, cos We hadn't but a gottle, and
the KNIT pups got the bne Writer'S in't-Go,
any?
"A stock company has been formed Of
persons residing IN Cincinnati and DAYTON
ONO, who have constructed a steam wagon
TO 6c run on common roads. 1t was tested a
few nights since, and travelled to the entire
satisfaction OF those who got it up
Accounts from Salt Lake state that Brig.
ham Young is fast declining towards the
srave. His two hundred prospective wild
ows are already preparing their mourning
fixins for general cry.
A PREMIUM AWARDED. Charles X.
Whipple, NJ. ID, Of Boston, has obtained a
premium of 5000 for the bes: Tract ION the
Family relation as affected by Slavery
The premium was offered by an American
merchant residing in Glasgow, Scotiand.-
The Tract will be submitted TO the consider.
alton of the American Tract Society for pub
LEGATION, in accordance with the wish of the
donor
A new steamer, built to run on the Kansa,
river, and named The Lightfoot of Quinda-
70" started from Cincinnati on the 9th. with
passengers and freight for Kansas. After
her arrival at Quindaro she is to DIV dailv
between that city and Lawrence.
REvIvALs OF RELIGION-The Vermont
Chronicle whose opinion in such matters is
always recognized, says We find in our
correspondence and exchanges, within week
or two, more evidence of the revival of relioi.
on, than for many months past.
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s. JEW Eft.

Having leased all Ct the spacious store Of u
kittred.e. formerly occupied by Mes>r.. STONE
4 FOSTER, soliciss os the public East, West,
North and South, att ,nton TO his beautiful st.les
Of Crockery China and Glass Ware.
All Young Ladies going TO keeping house" As
well as matrons Of EIrEE years. will find in this
stock every reasonable wish gratifeI in prices and
STYLES.
Also, constantly ON hand the best of family gro
ceries, which with large ard constantly rei,lensh
ed stock Of Dress Goods and Drv Goods generally.
atIor IS inducements which will secure your Gus
tom if YOU will but call.
Please remember, S. JEWETT, Kittredgs's
Block. i, the place for bargains.
ST. JOhnsbury. March 80 1857 lo2sf
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COMAIISSIOVEPS, IOTICI,

~ =; uie subscribers, being appointed bv the
w Probate Court for the district of C.Iaior;.
commissioners, to receive, examine and adjust all
cams demands of all persons against the estate
OF Joshua Il. Houston, late of st. John>,,urv i,
said district deceased and the claims of the do
ceased, exhibited in offset thereto, hereby give no.
tha1 SIX ,. months from the 18th day of February
A. ~ 1927: are allowed for the creditors to present
ane,r E's 10 SAID commissioners, for exam alton
anu allowance. and that we will meet for thar mr..
pose at the dwelling house of Mrs. Susan y n
houston, In st bloomsbury, on Friday the 18th J,v
oil September, mex: at ten o'clock 4. N.
GEO. a: MERRILL.
g. +. G. REDINGTON, Com.
st. J"hnsburv. March 80. 1857 o. 90
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MARRIAGES.

SANDERs-EvKKErr-In Glover, 24th u,t.. bv
lev. Geo. Severance, MIR. Daniel Sanders to Miss
julia A. Everett, both of Charleston.
BACHELDER-HAKrwk Stanstead on the
10Th u!t, 10y Rev. X. Hall, Mr.. Jesse z. Bachel-
aer' Oh NershIre, w., to Miss Betsey Eartwe,
daughter of Mr. Oliver Hartwell of Stanstp,J
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MISUNDERSTANDING the week cnd;no
March "a, the following citizens of New En-
gland received patents for new inventions -
Albert S. Carleton. of Clinton. Mass
FOR Improvement in manufacturing cotton
flannel
John Z. Derby. of Cavendish, Vt-For
improvement in shirt studs
Franklin b. Kendall, Me.-For improved
method operating double carriages in saw
mills
Ira Merrill, of Shelburne Fals-For i'm.
proVehent IN machines for breaking slabs or
olocHS OF stone INTO regular forms.
Phillip O'Rr'liy, OF Providrnce-6r i'm
proved apparatus for making nitric ar,d.
Norman Smith, of Stonnston-For i'm
Provement in operating ships windIasses.
VIM. hitting. of Roxbury, and Henry
P'cktord. of Boston-For Improvement in
locks. -
Geo Z. Taft, Of Worcester, Mass, assign.
or to Henry ". Mason, of same place-For
Improvement in feeding drill shaft.
"A WHITE Man SOLD INTO SLAVERY
-lhe Buffalo Express learns that YOUNG
man named Barnhart, the son of early emf
grants to Linden, Ca:taragus County, from
Tue Mohawk Dutch settlements, has been
so'u aS slave by company of stroIins
play actors, with whom he engaged to travel
IN December last. Young Barnhart is an
excellent player on the VIOLIN, an! accompa.
n'eu the actors into Maryland and Virginia
III the capacity OF musician. n. WAS of
rather dark complexion, and hi. companions.
,.P'eSen''ns him to be negro sold him to
Virginia slave dealer. The evidence of this
was doubted at first. but is now believed to
oe true' and Barnhart's father is now making
preparations 10 seek for and rescue his ensIa.
we'd son. ~''''"