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II 80 At.-gur ~ :, = rss,ovsd Temporarily 70 Ne
Fis.sci . sss cur - friends y. " PURCELL 4 CO.
= lilo Esrhsns- Rroters.
II EEP COoI.-REFbIaERAToEsi REFsIGERkroRs
~ nfhrr tuppr % eco Paffn and priced R-frera
iss o. others make reovsd dsy expected 81
- WIZ. brrLER - Nsia q.
DO pERs, tarfluF snd ~ sai- b.
- NoNaL oLAipoREL No. II Peasi sss.i
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FOR the SsAseH CITY,
OssA rins GspeEally.

4 0ssA Tine 0epeEAlly.
Ten O'Clock We found ourselves slowly bet
surely passing over the Fort Des Moines end
Keokuk Railroad. Our speed was somewhat
retarded from the fact that several tons Of
railroad iron and other implements for the
further construction OF the road, kept pAsscs
lent company, but if We we're delayed we we're
amply repaid by the more extensive views
which We obtained Of the scenery OF our
adopted State.
We had no business cares or money matters
to throw aside, no feversd brow srising from
the depression Of the money market, yet We
were thankful for the cool brsezss. We
were happy and fea like extending the hand
Of good fellowship to all. No anticipation
Of tedious journey with slcepless nights
disturbed us, for with no delays We should
soon be At its termination. and greet our
friends to whom we should have no formal
introductions, and whose hospitality We could
claim without fear of seeming Intrusion
The bell has rupg, the whistle sounded;
moments pause, and We are safely on terra
Arma again, and there in the distance our
friends, oil decked in their holiday attire OF
green, are bowling their heads and welcoming
us to their s'leafy retreats"
Without an apology We enter the temples
and divest ourselves Of bonnets and shawls,
and fearing les. We should meet nothing but
ssempty compliments" We provided our own
good cheer. Wise forethought; for even the
xephyrs seemed to whisper, Wait upon your
selves. And We did ssset the table, and q
gorgeous table it was too, for no King ever
sat down to . larger ono. It was bounded
by the horison, and even the "extensive"
city Of Keokuk was upon one Of its corners.
/. j. needless to say Who We we're, or who
composed our company, only there was one
large family, fathers, mothers, uncles, aunts,
and cousins, including the ''little folk"
and as We regarded the whole family united
by the tics Of nature, sympathy and love.
We could scarce help but regret that We were
not sister too.
Not an incident occurred to disturb the
harmony Of the day, and We returned home
mentally invigorated, and with q sincere wish
that all might ego and do likewise"
A LADY or THE Party.
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Punch has been rather dull for some time,
but an occasional CLEAN OF humor and
satire breaks out to remind Of former good
things done. The followingis . happy hit
the moral being that reform, like charity,
should begin 1t home:
TIE PooR PAfRoNIzNo TIE RIcH. "A
Pipes and Beer meeting Of tho Society OF
Poor for the Improvement Of the Rich was
held last evening ct the Socisty's Rooms
Want of space prevents ~ from reporting
the speeches, but their substance 10 embodied
in the subioined resolutions Of the meeting,
which we're handed to US for publication:
Resolved, That this ere meetin' a. repre-
sentin' the Porer GLASSES, 10 dooly Sensible
OF the Kindness and Consideration Of the
Hire Orders in intcrestin' theirselves the
Way they Do about our welfare, and seein
40 how Won Good Turn deserves Anuther,
10 Desirus to reciprocicate the Hobbligation.
Resolved, That accordinly this ore Meet
in feels it's Self Lowdly cauld Upon to liz
press its Art-Felt Sorrer that the Vice and
himmorality now 90 houappily prevalent
hnmung the Superior Clarsss, and Pledges
Hitself to use hits Best eggsertious for the
Correction and Remuvisl hof the same.
Resolved, That TO Wene the Ritch from
their Gamlin Betin hand Oss Racin, and
dror them from their Aunts Of Dicipation,
instead Of Witch to forster in their minds =
Taste for rashannll Amusement, to himprsss
on them as il Entrusted with the Manidgnent
Of Afares Of banks and Railways in PARTON
lar the Advantages Of Onisty, and the Rev
in consekent on Misconduct, also the Misim-
ployment OF Time by the Femail part OF the
PITCHER Populashun in the destructive sistim
Of Late Ours and Dansin away till four and
Five in the mornin, with the necessity OF the
Punctuel payment Of the Employed, their
dredful Ixtravegence, the Folly and soaper-
steshun Of Sperrit Rappin and ell sich de-
looshuus the same rs bsleavin in Wichcfad,
dswsllopin amungst Them love Of Industry
and those Talents which 10 been wouchsafed
to their keepin' 10 the Principal Objecks OF
this ere Society.
Resolved, That this year Society Affection
ately intreats Their PITCHER Brethren to Re-
ceave Their exhortashuns in the Sperrit they
are Mens, and not to Kick them Whose soul
Hahn in Ouse to Ouse visitation 10 the Good
OF the Eliminates Down Stares for lmportu-
nance, or hordcr them to be turned bout BY
their Pampered Menials and guy in Charge
to the Poleccs.
Resolved, That Hall Hefsrts Of the Lore
Clarses t. Elp the Ire will be inedexual with
out they hendevers to 'elp their selves, their
cordial cohopersshun is therefore invited in
this food aud blessid vurk, particularly BY
Liberal Subscriptions, which may be for
rarded uther in chcx or Cash, post Orhs
horders or postidge ssampes to the Treaserer
Of this hear Sosietv. II. WALKER,
Horny Sectary.
Buggin's Buildings, May, 1857.
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POstpOmenncnts
rhe 0reas sale ~ sac munasea n
AT PUBLIC AUC1tDnfE
I'm p 8 S = L NO Il z,



Thuysday, June ash, 1o67.
| i containing One hundred snd bGaty Acres Of
Land has been subdvidcd with refesencs 10 the
tour Of the ground, and consequently Lots vary In
dimsusi0ss Iron enc fourth ef An scrs to swo and
0s-half scres. The 1tjes1s nd Avenues re wtde
and pass over favorable ground, requiring neither
cutting nor hiiing. An elevated poiat 10 resssvsl
for the pasposs Of ~ AstrsaeAieai 0tssfvstoSy.-
Another portion hos besa laid sGfor Public Park
The design Of the Yyspsisssss n tAs asTsngemsn,
Of this Suburb has besu . paeseyse Ne natural
beauties VI the locality, Which are unsNualsd IL
the vicinity Of Ks0kuk or slsswhsre. From every
point, excepting ssmsll cfssk bottom a Alluvisl
sod we'll .s:I..s :. s..a.:i,sE .srpo.s. she,s !.
sifulseaas', lsI'9 1871 e M's'.
Il situated within the city limits. l nile From
0lenford Station, and Is Accessible BY AcDowsll
street q lcnford snd Esselmont Avenues, from The
Grand Avenue.
The sale will take place on the grounds, on the
2sth day Of June, commencing Ut - o'clock .. n
Single Lots will be sold with the privilege Of
from to 9, Ut option Of purchaser.
TERMS:
One Fifth Cash-bolamcs in One, TEo,
Three and Four YsoYs,
With interest ~ the rate Of 10 pssceat per annun
payable ahnuslly. Warrantee Deeds will Be given
and Mortgages retained for deferred pay ments.
A collation. will be furnishsd. LithogrAphie
plans will be fu nished on dAyo5 sale.
The Streets and Avenues win be opened . sun
oent time before the day Of sale to enable persons
desiring to purchase TO drive over the whole tract
For further information inquire Of G. X. Dimond,
W. Dewolf, 81 AAin-st., OF OF the undersiEnsd.
SMITH yANsIcKLEN,
juneild Auctionecrs.
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VH0hA00CO NOs tVSs
AN ORDINANCE providing for the assessnent q
Damages and Benc6ts by reason Of the change u
the grade VI streets or alleys.
BE il ordained by the City Council Of the City oil
keoknk, SKcrios /. That whenever the City Coup.
Gil shall alter change the grade Of any street
alley. they shall appoint three disinserssscd cum
missioners To the damages well ~ the bon
eats to accrue to the owners Of lots BY reason Of
said ch angs or alteration Of the grade
Ssc. ! That Whenever ths City Counsil shall havs
appointed Commissioners - Aforesaid. II shall b
the duty VI the Mayor 10 issss . tssSvs notifyina
the 10 appear At his once On the day
therein specified, which shall b. not lebs than a.
teen nor more than twenty days from the date u
their appointment BY the City Council. The Mayor
shall eaase notics 20 b Inserted in oas Of ths
daily newspspors Ut the city. notifying all Per.
interested Of the issuing Of the restrs and III.
time and place Of the mestingo Of the Gems issien.
ess said notice shall be published 1t least twslsv
days previous 10 the time spseihsd for ~ meeting
II the commissioners.
SEC 8. On the day specihed for the rsturn d
ths rsnirs, the Commissioners - suDmopsA shall
BE- called, and shoaid the said Commissioners moi
all be present. then he Mayor shall cause tho ~.
eancy 10 be Gied by directing the City Marshal "a
summon another person persons forth With 70
sll said vacancy. The said Commissioners shall
b. duly sworn 10 tho damages and bsneats "a
be sustained and accrue. BY reason Of tbs change
Of gris 70 the several parties intsFests1 thcrsiu
to tue beat Of their skill and understanding. -
The Commissioners shall assess tho damages and
benefits in the manner provided BY "As As& "a
amend ths Charter Of the City II ks0kuk, peeapl
BY tho Legislature Of the STATE 81 Iowa, approved
July -, 1850" and shall Ale the sAns In tks e.
Ace Of the Clerk Of tho Council within tsn days
thereafter, with the amount of sueA daaaen, asd
b. whom sustained; also, the description Fl ths lot
e lots pisce " parcel Of grould AanaSsd, ~
also tbs nunbss and description u tAs Iss q lots,
he aoaat assessed seeh lot lots. q pisss q
parcel ~ land 20 benefited 70 make IN thn 4amassa
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All over doth this outer earth
AMI inner earth unfold,
And sounds may reach us Of its mirtb,
Over its pales of gold.
There spirits dwsll-unwed all
From the shapes and hues they wore;
Though still their printless footsteps fall
by the hsarths they loved before.
We mark them not, nor hear the sound
They make In eircling ali around
Their bidding sweet and voiceless prayer
Float without echo on the air J
Yet often in unworldly places,
Soft sorrows twilight wales;
We meet them with uncovered faces,
Outside their golden paief.
Yet dim, IS they mustever be,
Like ships far o6 and out At sea,
With the sun upon their sails.
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A STARTLING ScAsEcxow.-A number Of
boys we're talking about scarecrows. "Scare-
crows? he he he!'' said one Of the party,
an overgrown, slabsidsd, spooney looking
youth--.she!" said he, evidently in reply to
some remarks that had preceded his ssyoa
don't know anything about scarecrows; il
you'd seen one that Uncle Ben made, guess
one and 90. il up 10 daddyi's corn Geld, tha.
frightened the feathers o6 Of every Grow thu.
had looked 1t it; and one crow that had been
pecking around the field for two or three
days, after be had seen it, actually brought
back all the corn he had stolen.''
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HAxpsooKs SoR TRAvEIKRs.--Panch, ID
his usual Aow OF nsrriment, adyertises,
among the useful handbooks Of travellers. one
On me ART OF travelling through ''the De.
batesn
Anothcr--for the Chancery Court, with 1
lis. Of the expenses incurred ia penetrating
into the interior, and directions for finding
your way out again.
Anothsr--for the heart OF poor law guar
dian, with geological specimens.
Also, handbook OF travel round a lady ia
foil dress. with q large folding map showing
the utmost limit OF patience and crinoiine to
which the circumference, as recently enlarged,
~ present extends.
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tTsBilly, how did you loose your finger p
sEasily enough said Bill.
Il suppose 90, bat how9'
Il guess you'd lost your'n If it had bssa
where mine was.'
sThat don't answer my question:
well, il you must know said Billy, 4
had to cut it OF or else steal the trap
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Iowa UNIos RALaoAD.-T Iowa City Re-
publican says that the Directory Of this road
are about making special efforts to awaken
An interest in jts favor in the southern par.
Of the State. They are contemplating new
and important connections, and desire to
commence work without much delay. That
II wall be an important link in the great
Northern and Southern connection, = in fact
the link which will complete the great ulti.
innate chain,--therc can be but little doubt.
We hope the Directory will take prompt and
energetic steps, and meet With the most abun-
dant success.
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If n MAJ Dfg, STALL Hg LIVE AcAIS p
1 A. onee ysar havsshe daisies answered Il,
apd ssSpsines y Iitsis infant" given its fragranl
Sejaony; sd every day has the morning
100, and yst ~ world 10 nusmaring
Nlll. III 80 ~, sAall be live again 2"
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kEcirE ron rHs SgAsoS.--A lady up town
cleared her house Of lies BY putting honey q
hsr husbands whiskers when he Vas astsep.
The dies stuck fast, and when be went out
Of the house he carried them Of with hin.
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peaeh Or Lsfe.

"Your gold or your life !" . robbsr cried,
As the traveller came Der the highway wide,
In the darksning shadows Of even.tide.
"Your money ~ again said the footl'ad grim
And the victim tremblin' in every limb.
Saw Colts revolver pintin II him.
envy gold, said the victim, has gone its ways;
But ii you II extend IA .Piain6eld' pays,
I'll give you my note for thirty dsysl"
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No love 10 like sisters lore,
UnsslGsh, frss, and PARE
A fame that, lieAsed fro0 above.
will guide bot ue'sr allafs.
Il knows no frown q jsala1s fear,
No blush Of consslous guile 4
Its wrongs are pAr6aaea 9h1oasA . tear,
Its hopes crowned BY . smiie.-ffRr.
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junelId2u


en6009S
w are receiving every week Cheese fron the
w Western Reserve, Ohio, which will be sold 1t
Wholesale Or retail
jelld2w KELLOGG BlR6k.
Wa &c hos And eWelFy ~ Low RFecss.
T.. 4. DOUBLEDAY 4 WlLeON,
SRcONDSr.,
nFFER their very large stoek Of all dsscrip-
" Ii ms Of Gold and silver " aichss and new and
fashionable Jswslry, 1t Wholesale and Retail, .,
isss saan re ssuaI rssss
Lsdiss Gold, Cameo, kcssis, Pearl, Cssbunsle
and Law. Earring, Fins and Bssoelsts; Dianond
Pins and Rings, Ladies' and 0entleQsn's Gold
Watch Chains Gold Studs and Sleeve Battops,
ksys aud seais, Pager Rings with Stones, Seai
Hinge, Piain Gold KiHgs, Pure cold Wedding
Rings, sLectaslcs, Gold Pens and Pescils, Gold
ThinLles, 6old Loeksts for Dssucrreosypes ar
Hair usntlemsn's Breast Pins, Gold Pens, silver
Holders, told Necklaces and Crosscsj Plated
Spoon, and Forks, Portmonnaes, and Fruit HALVES.
Clocks If French and American mAnafactprss.
The above II by far the largest ana best siocx
brought 10 the state, and from connection with
Of tho largest i'm portsrs and anufac, io
New York, We are enabled to defy eompetition in
this city, st. Loais or Chicago.
janelu 4
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lILR OAD.
On AT SALE or a.e1To IN
GLENfORD AND RAVRNSWOOD,
CSsv - keekuk,
At PUBLIC AUCTION,

ON SATURDAY, JUNE 2Oth, 1851,
ON THE GROUND.
WILL b sold q Puhlic Aacsion, on Saturday,
w ths 30th Of June, 1857, Forty sAsiss Less
II 0lsnford, and Thirty -feuf Lots ID kAvsssves1.
sails TO commence 81 10 s'slosk .. ~, % ~
groaDa-
RAVENSwOOD adjoins 0LENTORD sn n
South, fvosting On 0rAad Avenue. See plans IL
Tsrms--tns- 9Th cash, balance Ii 80, twe,
thrss and fouS ysAn, with interest annually - 10
per cent pr Anasm. Title perfect, ssd warranty
ased given.
rod Win issss - Dspst - 0lsaissd otstise, -
~, 10, II, anA - e'siosk, - viii rstasA - -
early hosS aftds ~ sals. RassGgs ms. \ eel-
lalisa will u pssviee4 st ~ sale.
SMITH 8 vA1 efcxLDM.
n. ,. VAN o1C9L11s
jsssl-a AueetsessR.
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Dried PPies.
n BBi.S. choice new fruit just received and fol
IUsa!e by KELLO00 BIRGE,
junetid2w Fourth
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sJExxr JrxE. "-lIoweysr chill and drear
the spring, June always comes to redeem the
season. With her soft, sweet and sunny
days, she stands as sort Of mediator be-
tween the variableness Of spring and the
fervid heats Of summer, reconciiing Us to
both. If May isill-tempered and july fierce,
" enjoy and remember june, and We are
plscsble. Weare rather inclined to run over
with charitable feeling and kindly sympathies
and every one can appreciate and enjoy thi.
thouEht Of our sweet writer, B. r. Butler,
when expiating over the pleasures and at.
tractions Of his favorite month:
aThe World 10 curved round abou, with
Heaven, and Heaven never seems nearer than
in June. Its great blue rafters hang low on
every side, and how one can get out Of earth
without entering Heaven il to US = physica
mystery"
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Hugav.CuseA Ma0s.
DkEPARRD by Davis 3 Co., Of Cincinnati, and
L by far better than any Han be rstefurs sold in
this market. So say those who have used them.
jeIid2w KELLOGG BIk1E.
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CHURcn PkoPERrY--! IMPORTANT DECISION
In the year 1851. the trC tees of St. Peters
Society, in Rochester, brought suit against
Johr Iimon, Bishop Of Buffalo, and others,
to recover their church property, then held
in fee BY the Bishop. Some forty DAYS were
occupied in taking proof before the referees,
as TO the spiritual and legal powers Of the
Catholic clergy, and the force Of the canons
of the church. It Was then argued before
Justice Sedcn, Of the supreme Court. Jus.
tice selden decided all the points save one 10
favor ofthe plaintiff. A new argument was
had in June, 1856, before Justice Wellcs,
who has just decided in favor Of tho plaintiffs
throughout. Thus the trustees hold the tenn
poralisies Of the church By Law, and against
the canons.
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Atcxand ria about 80 ssDry mp"
The little town Of Alexandria, just below
us in Missouri, was the landing place and
commission depot Of . large scope Of South
ern Iowa, ~ we'll a. number Of counties in
Missouri, before Keokuk had any existence
- town and long before it was accessible
from the interior. That town still does most
of the commission business Of the towns on
the south side Of the Des Moines river, as
well a. some on the north side, and in conse-
quencs secures considerable trade from the
up country. The opening Of the Keokuk,
Fort Des Moines and Minnesota Railroad
will change the point OF shipmcn, for ell that
section Of country west Of Croton, in Iowa,
and Missouri. Goods for that rapidly i'm
proving region will hereafter be shipped to
Keokuk, to take the railroad to some conve-
nient point on the Des Meines river. And
with the commission business will come also
the trade in groceries, salt, iron, &C., and
the produce 10 be exchanged for them. IN
der this process Alexandria will soon 'sdry
mp in business point Of view, and we take
pleasure in extending a cordial welcome in
advance to number Of her enterprising bus
mess men, who will have the sagacity to ac-
company their trade and their customers to
Keokuk, and continue their business on sure
foundations, where the storms Of adversely
will not beat upon them, nor the floods Of
the Mississippi and Des Moines ovcrwhelm
thsm, ~ in times past.
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Al TIE aiGn Of the M0FtNe LOCI,
uAvE In store . complete assortment Of Bald
1 i er's Hardware, Mechanies' Tosls, Farming
Utensils, iiosss Keeping Wares, Nails, Glass Wiz.
kidiies Sieves Screens, Cloth Bird Cages, Scales,
Files. chains, Coil ChaiI. kope, shovsls, spades.
Kakcs Forks; JApAansd britt aisnia, Brass. White
Metal aid silver Plated Ware.; Wire, Drsshes,
Bells, Saws. Hingss. Screws, Lamps, Lanterns,
Guns, Colts Rsvoiyers, scythes, snaths, 10 which
OF red At Wholesale and retail ehssp for cash.
Particular attention given y the retail trade.
iunelod
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WugeoR And k0H0s
A S We have . large Ice Chest, ss shall through-
"A cut the summer have oonstantly on hsud the
best Of Butter aad leaf Lard. Bear this Ia mind
when the weather Gets hot.
KELLOGG BIRGE,
junelid2w Fourth 1t.
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o. 1o9k4,
- eosrsa - Ds1ass IN
o. ssa..Ass ssSs..~.r.,
pL 11Psk CA1rOnB / SPOONS,
4 rASEr C6fLsaY. 10 GLASSES, &c,
Hl4in-st., dsors below TIL,
rIyHE attention Of Purchaser il respectfully In
yited 10 the above stock, which will b fsund 20
comprise tAe neWsDt, largest aad hsst Aasostnent
u the kina syse se4 for sslei. thle city. III of
vAtsh ~ o0bee1 - rs3ees = suit Ne tiDns-
Parties alest . eennenes Aesssksspiaa. hssss.
keepers. snA I'll D unas II ths Ahovs Artielas will
1ndk - tAsis advantags % give NC . call prs-
jsnssA o. FOSTER.
NTHITn Iroas1oee Dsaine, Tea and Toilet
w Ware, Of asw asd bsaaSlfsl shapes, for saie
IN .:s' or pieces e 'sis ss'aAsasss rosrx,
E!aE a.:sr..sa cIi.a ves:.. csIosa.s, aassh
Cups and saescre. etc, In great variety, and TT
=. j:s s:siay gro. sosrEs.
GHRANDOLes In sets Of pairs nov asd SiSa
u Aars ~ ~, HtlSsrRAS
t.nsS -
EL1sywxKEI u great 7s'i.sy, Gs5isss, Wia1s.
-. 1c.s OnSSlHa8es.s G0solel9s i<cshtseAt
vine nctsies, nax, Table aed Ssds Isnb'srs, VI.
p.a.ssss ,;sss.. G.ss a, 1870 Sssaas, nsvn
6aits, Csssts. Jars, Lamp, Can6lssslsts. Mviass
49, ~ S !. ~ 1s ~ - 60. Y r. -,
~ nev Oscsks,, sto,s ~ era. HDs.rsN.
isnsed -.ss
-
AOx0 new 0oooi:
II 4 n p Y = ON \ CO..
Mesehant Taller.
FRENCH cAssiMEkEs ron PANTS,
MARSElLLES AND DRII.LlNGS.
Ssne very Ane French light esiored Cloths for
SUMMER COATS AND RAGLANS.
which % viii make % order N the laless a.
ers. kssry sas.sni naAs & eur ssssSiisAasat
WARRANTED TO PIT, on NO aALK.
". haye ehoioe stoek Of 0ents sishinr tseaA.
Sllt shirts asa drswsss,
Lisls Thread 6hists and Dnwen.
White and Fancy MALI Hose,
0oassnss Neck Ties.
6ilk CFavsts, H.. As.
Call aud see ono cf the Target and asss1 ssosks
jsnss-dsn
,,,ur n.s.. = a 1T,
Cowl /, Palmer r this dsy di.roIyed by ,astsI
c,ieb c.x,s. r. VII, eontinu, n t..ino.,-
on - between ii saa Sd. So as,n.... 20 .,sir.
NJ pAfNYR.
9. cOWLEg. j.,
Ksek ak, Jaso !, iss7-sjss.d3v
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n. Il. DUNCAN = co.,
3annfaeturen AaA WAslesale aud RStsii DsaIsssis
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Dried Heef.
GUdAK-CURRD by Davis 4 Co., Cinoio nati, for
~ the Es,tsra market, and superior 10 any thing
In this city, sold BY KELLOGG I BIR0E,
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cnn DU SH. choioe Northsr for sale very low
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Telegraph News.

NEw YoRK, June ga ERE in Reading last
night destroyed Carter's steam cabinet man
ufactory.
The seeding Southern members Of the new
General Presbyterian Church have invited an
address to the conservative portion Of that
body, inviting them to unite in the formation
Of . new School Assembly, to be held in
Washington on the 9th Of August. In the
new organisation the subject Of slavery 10 to
be excluded.
The address contains solemn protest
against the growing spirit Of aboitionism in
the Northern churches; regrets that such hsr.
estes should find place, and takes long fare
well Of the present organisation Of the New
School Branch. The name OF DR.. Ross, the
free negro, again heads the list OF signers.