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Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1857-05-09
MEETINGS ON j

REV. A. PRYNE, OF Ravenna will speak at the
Town Hall in Salem. on Sunday the 10th inst
Morning, Afternoon md Evening. Subject-Secla.
,ianism its epilS aud cure.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1857-05-09
SaLEM QUARTERLY MEETING OF FRIENDS OF
HUMAN PROGRESS.

Tho next meeting of this association will be
held at Paramount. First day the 10th of 5th
month 1857, commencing &C IL o'clock. The
Friends and public generally are invited to attend
and participate.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1857-05-09

"GREAT CRY AND LITTLE Republican,
from the Mississippi to the eastern part of Maine
have been most astoni shingly jubilant over the
election of a Free Soil Mayor of Leavenworth,
which took place last month. /, seemed to be en-.
tiroly certain that this one swallow would
make a free state Summer. A correspondent Of
the Cincinnati Gazette gives us to understand
that after all i, is 10 Republican triumph but only
a trick of the spectators, to bring up the price OF
lots in that mobocratic city. lie says:
The great Free State triumph" at Leaven-
worth, which resulted in the election OF Adams as
mayor of that town, has already been telegraphed
aud trumpeted throughout the North as a glo
rious achievement and significant event. There is
II general impression here among persons who are
familiar with Kansas novelties and affairs, which
if true, and the future will test it, shows that
whoever in the States are rejoicing over this vic.
tory, are viewing the scenery from the front Of
the stage, whilst they see none Ut the ropes and
tack!e by which these changes are produced
Speculation is II mania throughout the whole Ter
ritory, and the propagandis's are as much infected
with it as any other class of men. Singular COM
promises are made in order to secure pecuniary
gains. Lane, when he returned recently, declared
that he came not with q purpose OF creating q dis
turbance, but to make money, and since then he
and Atkinson have Toasted at the same board.
The Borderers in Leayenworth well knew whh:
effect it would have on their property, to vest the
local authority in tho hands of their own men and
hence they permitted Adams, n Free State man,
TO be elected-yea, not only permitted but in some
instances, are known to have aided By their votes
his election. Is is not vet time to juice over any
partial triumph here. 1t were better to wait until
the end is como,
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1857-05-09

t1BAcKrsG DowS.--Governor Station Of Kansas
has recommended the discontinuance Of the trea
sou suits tina, have been so long pending in this
Territory.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1857-05-09
The United States Constitution and its
PRO.SLAYERY COMPROMISES.

The Constitution q Pro Slavery Compact; or,
Extracts from the Madison Papers, etc. Selected
by WENDELL PnILLIPs. Third Edition, Enlarged.
l2mo. 208 pages. just published by the AMERICAN
ANTI-SLAvERY SOCIETY, and for sale at 81 Cornhill,
Boston. Also, at the Anti Slavery Offices in New
York and Philadelphia. Price, in cloth, SO cts;
in thick paper covers, 3T!.
October Is, 1856.
Copies of this work will DO sent by mail on the
receipt of its price and the amount of postage,
viz, forty-four cents for those in paper covers
sixty cents for those in cloth.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1857-05-09
NEW SPRING
Auo Summer GOODS.

The subscriber has ust received a splendid as.
sotment of Fancy New and Fashionable Goods,
embracing every variety of Dress Goods, Trim.
mings, Ribbons, Bonnets, Head-dresses, Artifcia.
and French Flowers, Collars, Sleeves, Wells
French and American, Telegraph and
Rail Road Co%rsets, Elegant New
Style Iarasols from rs cts to S.,
Black. Drab and Green Pal.
toll Cloths for Summer
Clothing on Hand
and made to
Order ut
the Lowest Rates. Carpets we invite an exam.
inarion of our New Stock of Carpets. New Style
Summer Pantaloonery Cheap from l23cts to Sl,00
per yard. New GRAPE STELLA AND BRoCHA
New STYLE WIDE Dress SILKS. Ladies
and Cent? kid finish Silk Gloves, also best grades
Kid Gloves.
REMEMBER that these goods for CAsu will be
sold VERY Low. Our stock comprises every variety
of Goods. From the best assortment Of Dress
Goods to Garden Seeds, including Groceries, as
cheap and good as the cheapest and best. Queens
ware and Glassware, Hardware and all other ar.
ticles in a general variety store, and will be sold
upon the principle that a "Nimble Sirpence is better
Than a SioW Levy"
JACOB HEATON.
Salem, April IL, 1857.
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G. THOMAS, MD, & ELIZA 4 s. THOMAS. NV
Surgeons, Physicians and ObstetricanS,

Have recently located themselves in Salem to al.
tend to calls in their profession.
SCgfce. Vest End Of Main Street, South Side
They are prepared to teach students as hereto
fore, though with increased facilities. The Senior
is importer of Papier Mache Models, and we have
q. variety of Skeletons. Models, &C., &c., for sale.
SALEM, June 10, 1856.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1857-05-09

BLANK DEEDS, Mortgages, Judgmeps
Notes, Executions and Summons fr sale u
this 06iee. v
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1857-05-09

ut is stated that the Greensborough "a. e. Mes.
scnger, a religious paper, is edited ond published
by Mrs. France NJ. Bumpard, and printed wholly
by females, oven to the press work which, is done
by a negro woman"
This Press woman is probably a slave, and quite
unable to read the pious articles of the Messenger.
Though she is certainly in most dangerous prox.
unity to the types, those terrible messengers OF
evil to all dospots. Mrs. Frances NJ. Bumpard, is
n most reckless indi v;dual. Though
most probably she trusts to the force of her pious
precepts to keep her slave coadj utor in due sub
mission.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1857-05-09

LOVE- or PRisoN.-The prisoners Of the Ipswich
House of Correction are SO in love with the place,
that they often decline to leave when their term
of confinement expires. Upon an examination of
the inmates recently, ten were found who had no
legal residence" there, BUT who were stopping
and working for their board rather than leave,
and Ole had so remained for more than a year.
Newburyport Herald.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1857-05-09

VALUABLE PROPERTY on THE W~ING.-Twenty-
two slaves, as wo are informed, recently escaped
from a Southern city, barrehed up. They passed
safely out to sea, when the barrels were unheaded,
and they came safely 30 New York, where they
took different directions for the land where bred
Scott decisions cannot reach them. Six Of them,
n mother and five children, came this way. In
Thompsonville, upwards Of $50 were raised for
them, and in .tis city they Obtained funds to carry
them as far as suspension bridge. They were a
hard looking set, and appeared as if they had
been barreled up through the winter, but the chill.
dren were bright, and will make the Canada
woods ring one Of these days.-Sprinafeld Mass J
Rep, Friday.
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THE INDIAN WAR.-It seems that the accounts
of war ano horrible massacre by the Indians in the
West is mainly q fabrication. The probability is
the whites have not only raised false reports on the
peaceful Indians, but hove also done what they
could to bring about the state of war whi,h they
have reported to exist. The unprincipled greed
which the rage for speculation has cultivated, can
but look with lustful eye upon the excellent land
embodied in Indian Reservations in the Western
Territories and it was probably hoped that the
getting up Of a war would by some Of its fortunes
throw the coveted acres into their possession.
It seems that the celebrated Rammohun Roy, OF
India. left n talented con, a great lawyer, who il
so beset with clients, that his practice brings him
S. 900 Rupees u month. His name is Baboo Ram
afrusad Roy.
DOLLARS AND CENTS IN CANADA.-The bill re
curing the public accounts to be kept in dollars
and cents has just passed both Houses of the Ca
madam Legislature. 1t will come into force on tn,
LIST of January, 1858.
Is 1T 4 LEGITIMATE EFFECT or THE EMANCIPATION
YIcroRY IN ST. LoUIs?-Fifty thousand acres o
land were entered at the Warsaw(Mo.) Land Ofic'
last week!! There appears to be a genuine hop,
among that keeneyed class land spectators
that Missouri will become a free state. They al
know that the wildslands in slave States have new
er been remuneratiye.
The Legislature of Ohio, just adjourned. passed
n law which makes it, State prison offence to us,
strychnine in the manufacture of whisky. By thu
use Of a certain qnatity Of this poison mixed with
tobacco iuice every bushel of grain is made t.
produce i've gallons of whisky, while with homes
distillation the product is only half that amount
1t was the drainage from these strychnine distiller
les that killed the hogs, causing the hitherto mys
terious disease known as hog cholera. Fish hav'
also been killed in the Sciota river at Chilliooth'
by the drainage from distilleries in which this de
lightful beverage is prepared. A chemists says d,
barrel Of it contains strychuiDe enough TO XII
thirty men.
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RATRNr MAsTIC ROO1IN G.,
COWLES q. PAT.D4ER.

sa.s:: s s md Va :., he,
s..A.t = s~.v....
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tan r.rpr
with Roofs vHrusAt
S0ns ny
burning objections
Nsa eu.. pss. n.s .ppas
hny OF kf for business ~
wosse
81
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oes thu
tue Aa 81 between 7h and Sh fFsb0dy
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VIM. BROWN.
a II CHIT ECT.

TUsf call NJ his room, over Doubleday VIII
- sons Store, Second street. any time, kept Sun
days) from day light Till 10 o'clock IT night, a. he
Is Obliged to DO constantly hand on account Of
press Of business. and his drawings, apparatus,
and extensive Architectural Library, which sse
free "a the ns pecton of all, and judge whether be
IL competent to servelhe public in his profession
lie light here recite what great things he has done
do but that would be saperhuous In this util
community therefore be 10 willing " show
the public what be can himself do In = practical
sense. Call and SEQ, free Of charge.
feb4.d w. BROWN.
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1- MAGUIRE's COMPOUND EXTRACT on BESSx
PLAsr-A certain cure for Diarrhna, Dysentcry,
Summer Complaint, and all affections Of the bowels
attended with relaxation. Asa safe, paiatabie and
reliable remedy IL is uneqaalled. For children
teething. attended with irritation Of the bowels II
10 the most soothing remedy in use. Prepared and
sold by ia C. MAdUIRE,
Chemists and Druggists,
s.W. cor. Olive d I'd SITS. st. Louis.
For sale In Keoknk by r. II O'Connor, 4 Bro,
and generally. laug20dA won
FOR SALE.
elNW0 building lots ON Main-st., between sth and
L 9th. Inquire of s. A. DUKE,
Jan22-dim 50 Main-st.
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Property for Sale!

INlE subscri Der proposes 70 sell, the premises,
/ on chs ~ Of March next,--if mot disposed Of
at private sale before that 1.-THE following pro-
perty, to-wit: As feet by 100, corner Of Exchaage
and ist street. Also, AZ feet LIST street by 100
feet deep between Exchange and Bank also, 70 II.
west ride Of Lot 5, block 25 also 70 feet Sd Of.
by 30 f. deep the alley, 1t being part Of Lots
and in block IS, all In the City OF keokuk.
Terms Ut sale--one-thrd cash, balance in two
equal payments, the first in D, and the last in Is
months, from day VI sale, with 10 per cent interest
from late
will also, on the same day, lease for years
from Oct, 1856, Lots T. g. o, TO- and II, Ia block
~ all in the City Of keoknk.
fail ia HAWKINS TAYLOR
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4 CAN d.

GEo. DUNNELLAN, Civil EngineeY and survey
~ or. Oilers his professional services 70 The cit-
Gems Of keokuk and vicinity, for the surveying
aud arranging ot grounds 70 suit the eoatoss u
the surface, and feels confident he psase tAoss
desiring such service.
All business pertaining to the profession attend
I'd 10 With promptacss, and the lithogrspAing Of
maps, pists, Ac., sapsrintsnded ~ lithographen'
charges.
oMce in 0rabam's Baiidins, 2nd a.. Keoksk.
ian1S-d3m
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<. ". l1u0x, 3. a. nuRbnIpGH. =. =. RRRDEn.
AsAmaeas Burbriage 4 RssAeY,
DEALERS IN REAL ESTATE,
- General agents for the Purchass and
a ALeOF RkAL ESTATE, In ths City 81 kso-
~ kuk and surrounding country. OAec, fos the
YsyocHt, II Hatch Thompson , building, corner Of
AAin kn1 = 81, up Stare, adjoining CLERKS Oss.
1hsir 90 aAin lance In the East Aad South Hast
Real Estae and they particularly invite the atttp-
ton Of all persons having Real Estate for sale.
We will Aiso give our special attention TO the
making of Deeds, Mortgages, Deeds of Trust.
icAsea and al other contracts and writing and IN
proper acknowledgement thereof In any part u the
city or county. febl2-
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frNSr STATE or rHINos.--Gov. McRae, OF
Mississippi, contends that he holds Office for
HE. The constitution provides for an cleo
ton once in two years, but the amendments
submitted by the Legislature three years ago,
were so botched up tina, the Office of Gov
ernor is rendered perpetual, and the Natchez
Free Trader says tina, no one can tell when
the ofhcial terms OF the judges and members
Of the legislature will expire. And of lust
such crude, undigestsd, hurtful, ridiculous
character is a great proportion Of our legis.
iat'on,--perhaps thousand bills. many OF
them important, and intricate in their char
acser and operation, being passed in q scs-
sion OF i've or ak weeks, with half or two.
thirds OF the Legislators for the frst time
acting IN that capacity, and totally unac-
quainted with the business We ,rus. that
the good sense Of community, and due re-
gard for their own interests, will rectify this
state Of things in time.
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New. NAP of Keek m.

slsHE engraving VI this work 10 progressing. Sab
seriptions viii BE- received BY my agent, J. B.
Ingalis, or at the ofcs Of Fox Otiey, Surveyor,
opposite the Athen@un, until the LIST Of March, 81
- per copy. Only ~ extra copies will ~ printed
and said after the above date for ~ so per copy.
Ksokak, Feb. II -dtmhl J.W. OTLkY.
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STATE OF Gosskcricur, sc
Hartford County a.
sworn to before tue th,s eth day Of January 1851,
by T.. q. Ripley. Vice President, and Thomas "A.
Ale = andcr, secretary. HENRY FOWLER,
Justice VI the psace.
SxsI- ANNUAL Div tDssp, PaR Cxxr.
I5- For Insurance. In the above Company, either
from the dangers Of Fire Inland Navigation,
cali On the subcrbsr 81 the oSce VI hickey Simp-
son, west side Of I'd, between Main sAd johnson
streets, keokuk, Iowa All Losses In this state
adjusted and paid by II. b. TEN EYCk,
febi2.dIm State rent
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CuRIous FAcrs.-- Serpsnts are said TO obsy
the voice Of their masters; the tFumpeter
bird Of America follows ~ owner like 1
spaniel, and the jasuno a1As - : gased -
tho poultry, preserving thsnsin the hslds ~
day from birds Of prey, and escorsing thsa
home regularly Of night.
In the Shetland Islands there IL I gull
which defends the 6ocks from eagles; it is
therefore a privileged bird.
The chamois, bounding among the snowy
mountains OF the Caucasus, are indebted for
their safety in no small degree, to peculiar
species Of a pheasant. This bird acts as =
sentinel; for rs soon Ms II gets sight Of o
man 1t whistles, upon hearing which, the
channels, knowing the hunter TO be not far
distant, sets OF with tho greatest speed, and
seeks the highest peaks Of the mountains.
The artifce which partridges and plovers
employ TO delude their enemies from the nest
Of their young, may be referred to as case
in point, M well ms the ndroit continuance of
the hind for the preservation of her young !;
for when she hears the sound OF dogs, she
puts herself in the. way Of the hunters, and
starts in direction to draw them away from
her fawns.
Instances Of the effect of grief upon ami
mails also are no less remarkable. The wri-
ter already cited says:
81 knew dog that died for the loss Of its
master, and bull6nch that abstained from
singing ten entire months on account Of the
absence Of its mistress. On her return it
Immediately resumed its song"
Lord Kaimes relates the instance Of Ca
nary, which while singing to its mate, hatch
ing her eggs In cage, fell dead the female
quilted her nest, and finding him dead, re-
jected all food, and died BY his side.---(N. Y.
Review.
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DY gentlsnaa and Ms wife, In private house
I'D two sOmn aniesting. nnfumishsd roosns, With.
bat boasd. Address Boz Is pestoasss. stating
terms and location. ffebli-d3t
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TO TINE LADIES.

10 n Il klA WBEks
AIRS. L. l.. HARRTHON, having associated With
wi Madam DU COSTE, from Paris, would respsct-
fully Announce 10 the ladies Of keokak and vicin-
i'y. that tey Will keep constsntiy on haud st their
store. formerly Mrs. ltcddington's. on Third ST.,
between Main and Johnson,s large assortment Of
rich and beautiful materials, trimmed In althc Va
rious 81 les 10 suit purchasers.
FANCY ANO DRESS GOODS,
and Embroideries, large and rich assoytmsut They
have made arrangements to obtain, d1vct from
Paris, the latest styles u that fashtonable city,
and hence viii have superior facilities for render
Ing satisfartion TO the isiies who may favor them
with call.
They viii also connect with their establishment
DRESSMAKING
In all its branches. employing the best u workmen,
and assuming the entire responsibility and over
sight Of the work they are confident Of rendering
satisfaction 70 all who may avail themselves Of their
services.
Ladies are invited TO call and and examine for
themselves. lfebl0-d
NnIRTA MADE TO O0OE0.
MRS. 4. @. BEMAN, Of New York, the origina-
Ivl tor Of the system Of making shirts 70 measurs
Who for fifteen years has done business tor the
Broadway trade, formerly No. Astor House.) has
opened rooms, one door west Of the Posto0ce, on
johnson street, mp stairs She II prepared 70 ere
cute, with promptncss and dispatch, orders for
Shirts, Collars Robe De Chamsen, Ladiss' and
Childssns Drssses.
PsssiG furnishing their own materials will b
Ladies' Basqses cut and basted IN = superior
manner. A Hrst rate Aiuiser, particularly In al
braid work, bleaching, etc., In attendance.
NIB. Toaentbemen: Mrs. b. Asving been CON-
pelied 10 make Laundry asrangsmsnts for her own
business, she u able 10 take the washing Of man
Der Of gentlemen. All goods sent for, and The ~
eessAry repairing, ssrh - bst,ons, strings. - done
Once - above. tfoblO-d
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VALENTINES VALENTINEH!l
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
Go to p. McArthur's Picture Gallery,
johnson street,

FOR YOUR VALENTINES
IUST received BY Express, the largest assortment
- of Valentines that ever came to kcokuk. They
consist OF English, French ard American valcn-
tines of every sixe and in beautful lace and satin
CENTRES withrch envelopes and cards to suit every
sine.
Chiidren's Valentines in endless variety Val
entines from 8 cents to S.. Comic Valentines for
the million
The gr attest Inducements ever offered 10 those
that wish to send Valentines. On sccount Of the
liberal patronage received last year, in the VAL
cntine business and in expect ation Of the the
present season, / have procured . beautiful Oil
Painting, valued ~ $50, Landscape In rich Gilt
Frame, ms Gift to my patrons this season. Every
one who purchases 81 worth of Valentines ut the
lowest sash prices shall be entitled 10 n chance in
this beautiful Oil Painting, whenone hundred and
City have subscribed.
b4-d2wAw p MACARTHUR.
House and Let Ter sale.
4 uAVEfor sale house and lot on baAk st.. be-
i tween lath and 18th. The building 10 Of stone.
Inquiries can be made Of WIN. Lowestein, corner Of
l4th and johnson SITS TFeb7-dtf
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osxAloosA.--Th Herald says that there
was more Improvement in oskaloosp last
season than in any previous season, and that
there will be more improvement nexs season
than last. And, indeed, this 10 true Of most
OF the interior towns OF iowa. So much
enterprise and influence and capital are con-
cenirsting in Iowa at present, that 10 rapidity
Of Development she stands without parni-
lei. new college building, worth $40, 900,
Is TO be constructed Mt Oskaloosa next sum.
mar, q Jail worth 900, a large WOODEN
mansfactory, and extensive iron works now
under way will be completed.
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PRIMROSE : HAYNES.


I d. PRICES Yard IL the place to get what you
- want in this line sawed and split 70 salt or not
the pay, left at Baldwin Kvsns', corner u Main
and 4th Streets will be attended " without dslsy
Good measure warranted. shall 5000 have lot
Of dry oak, and some hickory for those who like
good wood. Those wishing s, 10 or - cords Of good
wood can be supplied A the raitsoad 10 near the
fountain head Tor coal shall sooa have thAa kind
sf fuel fur those who ass n. Those wishing hard
wood Lumber con be supplied By caalisg It the
Wood Yard, near the Kcokak / ~. Dss Aoinss
Railroad Depot Lumber sawed to order.
Jan. 3. '57 -d3m ]. D. PRICE
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No cnALLESGs.-Jef. Davis has author.
iaed Senator Trumbull to say that he does
not cons,oer tnr communications which
passed between him and Gov. Bisseli AS hay-
Ing amounted 10 challenge. So the Black
Democracy who have been so exceedingly
exercised on account OF the people OF Iii.
nois clscting Bissell Governor, and the au.
Assity Of the Colonel in taking the oath to
- ID that capacity, viii doubtless feel much
poafnsed.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-02-12

Dtss oluttOn.
INHRco- partnership hsrstofors existing between
i G. W. Psrdue Co., in tho grocery business,
was dissoived on the nth Of January, 1887, by
mutual consent. The debts due 20 and by the old
arm. will bs settled by c. W. Perdse, who will
continue the grocery business at the same place,
corner Of Fifth and Blondesu sts.
feb6- dot CIV. PERDUE.
RE- BARTLETT.