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New Jsrssy BANKS.
Thompson's Baak Reporter, corrected by
Thompson Brothers, furnishes the annexed
list Of par jersey Banks and tho plsces Of
redemption:
STATE or NEW JERSEY.
Bank Of Jersey City, Jersey City Ocean Bank.
Bank Of New Jerley; Continental Bank.
Central Bank ct New jersey, Hightown, h and
Bclviders Bank, Bclyidcre, 5s and mp; Mstropoli-
tan Bank.
City Bank Perth Amboy, Importer and Ira
ders' Bank.
.clis.en Bank Of New Jersyi Americas f.
change Bank.
Farmers. Bank Of Vantage, s. 1 up. Merchants
Exchange Bank.
Farnsrs' and Mechanics Bank, Middleton.
Point; Bank Of the Commonwealth.
Farmers' Mechanics' Bank Of Railway; Metro
politsn Bank.
Freehold Banking Co.; Manhattan Bank.
Hacketstown Bank, Hsckctstown, - and up
Amer. ExchanRe Bank.
Hoboken City Bank Ocean Bank.
Hantsrdon Co. Bank. Freminstcn s.. !. ~, E.ai
Hudson Go. Bank, lesand up; Shoe and Leather
Bank.
Mechanics Bank, Newark So and up; MsehAa-
~, Bank.
Mesh: ; Man. Bank, Trenton, 81 and up, Bank
q the Conmonwealth.
MeaAesia' > Trsdsn' Bk., Jersey City les sad
- GU Bank, Newark. SCI Up, csnslss.s-
IsWala naakaIs sad Insoranss Co. Newark, =
- -; MesqAsa6s DAnk. sTs
0eaoe - Sssags, = and sp; Astsspolitaa
5klipsssrs Iaah. Iaakes oo.nsavss,tA.
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/ M p q r L E r S
Dealers
HARDW ARE,
CUTLERY, GUNS, &c, &c,
ATsIsN OF THE BRoADAxs. So
-
ALSO,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
ron THE SALE or
A m erican M nufa lures;
ONLY AGENTS
ron rar sIIrop
SIMPSONS PATENT PLATFORM SCALES,
GURLEY'S SURVEYORS INSTRUMENTS
LiIiie's wrought ana ChiIied Iron
SAFES,
BURDENS PATENT HORSE SHOES,
ALBANY SAW WORKS
X-Cut, Mulay and Circular Saws,
TROY BELL UNDRY BELLS.
Orders for the above promptly filed At Factory
Prices. Circulars can be had by addressing the
undersigned.
TILLINGHAsT, LANE. 4 BuEL,
1873 Msin-st, Sign Of the Broadaxe.
July, 19d
". d. WOODWARD co.,
vRoLKsALfpEALKss II
DRY GOODS AND CLoTHING
NO. So main street,
KE0kUk,
novlbd4~ly
n. Q. MOVES. E.w .sHERBuRs
MOVES A sHERBUhNE,
(sicS or rRE GoLprs cnEsI,)
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
Il "A 3.
NO. 4s south Mnin.at.,
ST. L0ufS..--......-........ ........MIss OUR
loctsdyl
1853. SPRING GOODS 1853.
JUST NE EINE ID
Kramer. Irwin Il Co.
LEsA DEAL ERs
IN Notions and Fascy Goods, Jewelry, Watches
L Watch Materials, Look ne Qlasses, Cloths, Cas-
simeres, Vestings, Tailors' Trimmings, 40.
We have just received large stock Of fresl
Goods, bought at great advantage and will be old
| TO CASH customers low as the lowest, If no
lower. [mch23d 1mwtf
c. COWLEE, Jr.,
Pate nt M a tic r o re r
office, 3d.st.. bet. Main a Johnsou
OPPOSITE TIE Posr BUILDING, (ur sTAIKs,)
kEOkUk,
| rVHE MAsTIC ROOFING is we'll adapted 4
i steep or lat roofs, is FIRE proof, and becoming
hard viii admit of wear by treAding thereon
which makes II desirable for Piaxras cars, stcam
boats, dc &c. For further particulars, please col
ct the office, where samples can be seen.
| fsb17dly
A. G.. s Il Il Nj A N ,
(sUccEssoR TO rKxPLIN woKsrER,)
| Wrfnr nc. pE.YEp
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AARTLETT, KAYE 4 CO.,
Importers and Dcaiers In
DRUGS T. ME0DCONE9,
APAINTs, OILS. vARNIsHEs. a
WINDOW GLASS, GLASSWARE. BRUSHES. &C.
Ne, AS Main ~, be- Ftfth and olxih,
kIsOkUk, IOWA.
C A u Il | o N !!


G. A u Il | q N /!
All persons are hereby cautioned against
using, making or vending any
machines in violation Of
CHAs. w. CAHOoN,s MACHINE
sewipg seed aud Grain Breaacass.
PATENTED SEPT. !, 1887,
Re-issued on the llth day Of May last.
QUITS have already been commenced e ainst A.
~ Leach the assignee Of AAro4 Ring, for using
an ceiling machines under thjsllng pAtont; and
also sgainst the manufacturer Of tbs Ring ma
chimes, And any person who shall hereafter b.
found using or vending any VI the Ring Machines
or in any way violating said Cahoons patent, will
june i, 1855. Dn. FURNISH, Propr.
d. II. FuRs,sH: Dear sir-I have examined with
care the model Of . broadcast sower, deposited in
the Patent Office BY Aaron Ring, and An cl.arly Of
the oplniou that machines made according 10 that
model would b. Of the Letters Patsn,
re-issued 10 the assignces Of Charles W. Cahoon,
on tho llth Of May Instant.
Your respectfully,
Boston, May II, 1885. GEO. 7. CURTIS.
D.H FuRsism: Dear sir-Hsviue seen the ma.
chine Of Aaron Ring in operation, entertain nc
doubt Of its being an infringement Of the patent
issued to 9. W. c4hsou : ass,snee..
Portland, June ], 1883. EDWARD FOX.
.
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ABSOLUTE Ann usrnrArarD.
WITH A SURPLUS OF ssos, sss -.
win The Prssfigs Of 30 Years'sseeeu s EsS~sSass
ASSETS JANUARY I, 1855
Cash in hand and Deposites in Hasttef4 6esks
Cash In transit and Agents hand. ..... le64y3.AS
Money due Co., secured by mortgags..-.. SAlee4
Neal Estate untncumbered. ..... SJesAS
Bills ...... AtlU.0
io2 bonds, g, and 10 y ct Int anly, tle2. Seeee
657 shares Railruad stock........... $50. 1855
so do Connecticut River Gu. stock, ,1So.eo
so do Stafford nsnk Stock b0ee.oe
SO do Waterbury Bank Stock. 6.eee.ee
80 do Providence q ..... l,S00oe
Zoo Zoo do Hartford !" ..- i ~! ~, ess ~
100 90 US. TIa., Co. N. Y. STOCK. la.ses.S
I5o do MY. L. l., Trustee. Assea.se
Total Liabilities, sI,sssssiss
Unsettled Claims notdus.............Sl7s,Sse.M
Losse EqsiisbIy Adja.ted and Pre~piy Pssd.
-
UPWARDS OF eli 900 ZOO
OF Losses have been paid by tho 1tna Insurance
Co., In the past 80 years,
F,rs and Insana Navlgasssn
Risks accepted at terms consistent with solve1sy
and fair profit. "a
Especial anention givsn to TIC Tnswsncs ~ nssnas
and contenfs, for ter~s Of one 70 .fss vssss.
The progress Of this corposatiou has been stable
and uninterrupted through seascnscf Ansnetalsunr
shine and storm, or periods eventual In Of exempt
from swseping CONGREGATIONS and maritime dises-
ter. Being long established on sash easis, shs
troubles Of tho credit systsm effect ~ n no mate
rial particular.
Dnriag "hard times tho security Of reliable In.
| suransc L. an imperative duty-ths abiltty Of
property owners . sustain los Ssiss thsn nssA
Agencies in all the principal cities and teuss
throughout the State. Policies .issusd vt1ecut
delay, by any Of the daily authorised Agsan Atas
Company.
ssrBusiness attended TO w.Sh Dsspassh and -.
deity. ~
oFFIcEof the Keokuk Agency, corner q m
and Main-sts. Ii. B. TkN-EXUK,
mchSiAwsm StatAAssst-
aorAL STEWART. sso. .ssISyiss.
STEWART q GRIFFITH,
once formerly occupied by Hatch : TAonPsss,
SECOND ST., NRAR MAIN,
KE0KU K ...IOWA,
Attorneys aud Councillors At Lac,
INSURANCE.,
LOAN AND REAL ESTATE AGENTS,
Particular attention paid 10 the Collection " Dsbts
aud Lcatins Of Moaeys.
I N 8 u r A N G e
CALL AND
Insure your Property against L0ss by
HTNxEi FiREI fIREs
In the following responsible Companies
HUMBOLDT
FIRE INSVRAN CE 60 m PANYs
OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK.
CASH CAPITAL
Two Hundred Thousand D0llaFss
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
| NEW YORK.
Cmsh CAPITAL 100000 DsIars.
/ PACsFlC
FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY,
| ST. LOUIS, NO.
Cash Capital e3OO, 900.
- Marine Risks taken in this very respcnsi-
sihlc Company.
The above highly responsible Companies are nov
prepared to Insure Property againat
Lossor Damage by Fire,
- And Pay all Losses Promptly. -
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The DAILY GATE CITY OFFICE 10
IL McCuns's Building, corner Of Main and
Second Streets. Entrance on Second street;
Counting Room Arst door 70 the night.
OYdsrp for eli kinds Of Job Work filed
With neAtness and dispatch.
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TSss advsstissmsnt for Agents, in An.
Other eoluna, headed, "The Greatest Bio
gfaphy Of the Age"
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0sRR,xo.-Ws call attention to the advsr-
tlssnsnt Of w. b. 0srring, which speaks Tor
itself. Mr.. q. has one Of the finest stores in
,tows, q l66 Main street, between 9th and
~. He iss cash dsslsr, advertisss libsr-
ally, and therefore sells cheap. Those who
trade once are opt 70 call again.
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UWe hear that the Dss Moinss river
- Is inches on Thursday. Il II about -
Rieh = ever.
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eDThs editors Of the Journal complain
that the Republican, wish 10 elevate the me-
gross TO IN equality with the whites. To
reach The level Of the editions Of that paper
The negroes will have TO be elevated down.
wards.
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HUMBOLDT

FIRE INSVRANC 10 N PANYs
OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK.
CASH CAPITAL
Two Hundred Thousand D0llarss
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Fine Gold and SILVER Watches,
CLOCKS, spEcTACLEs, SILVER WARE, &c.
Third-st., bet. Main and johnson,
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I N 8 q x a n g p !!
-
CALL AND
Insure your Property dgainsf Loudly
HfNxEi FlREi fBREs
In the following responsible Companies !:
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FIRE ana lntana Navigator
Risks accepted at terms consistent with solvelsy
and fair profit. "a
Especial aHention cfvsn 10 the Tnsxvance ~ u0eos
and Conienfs, for ferms Of one 10 Hvs vssss.
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Whiting and exXpectoration and Hquorin' all
were exhausted "
When Keitt, tired of talk, bespake Reu. Davis
ooh, Reuben,
Grows tarnation BLACKBOARD, and Eve copclud.d
to clinch him.
This said up to his feet he sprang, and loosni HE
choker mo
Straighted himself for grip as a bar-hunter down
in Arkansas
Squares to go in at the bar, when the danoerous
yarmnt is cornered.
Come out, Grow" he cried, ''you Black Republi-
- can puppy,
Come on the floor, like a man. and darn my eyes,
but I'll show YOU"
Him answered straight-hitting Grow, "Waal now,
calkilate, Keitt
No niger driver shall leave his plantation in South
Carolina,
Here to crack his cowbida ro,nd th;s ob;I5,s COWS
if he knows it."
scarce mad he spoke, when the hand the chivalrous
hive fingers of Keitt,
Clutcned at his throat-had they closed, the
- speeches OF Grow had been ended
Never more from stump had he stirred mn tho
free and heightened ~
But though smart Keitts mauleys the mauevs of
Grow were still smarter
Straight from the shoulder he shot-not Ou,on
Swift or Ned Adams '' 0"eH
Ever, put in his right with more delicate feeling of
distance. "
As drops hammer on anvil, so dropped Grows right
into Keitt e1
Just where the jugular to the point at which
ketch ties his drop-knot-
Prone like log sank Keitt, his dollars ratified
about him. '''''
Forth sprang his friends DER the body first Ranks
dale, waving wig-wearer,
Craige and Macqueen and Davis, the ra' al boss of
wild Mississippi; VI
Flercely they gathered round Grow, catawampously
up as to chaw him;
But without Potter they reckoned, the wiry. from
woody Wisconsin; -
He, striking out right and left, like catamount
varmit and vicious;
Dashed to the rescue and with him the Washburnes
Cadwalader, Elihu;
Slick into Barksdae's bread-basket walked Potter's
one, two-hard and heavy:
Barksdae fetched wind in a trice, dropped Grow
and let out at Elihu.
Then like fountain had flowed the claret of Wash
burne the elder,
But for Cadwallader's re-Cadwallader, guard of
his brother,
Clutching at Barksdale's mob into Cbancerv soon
would have drawn it.
Well was it then for Barksdale the WIG that waved
over his forehead:
Off in Cadwallader's hands it came, and the wear
releasing,
Left to the conqueror nought but the scalp of his
bald-headed foeman.
Meanwhile hither and thither, dove on the wa
tiers of trouble,
Moved Mott, mild as new milk with his grey hair
under his broad-brim,
Preaching peace to deaf ears, and getting consid-
erably damaged.
Cautious Covode in the rear, as dubious what it
might come to,
Brandshed a stone-ware spittoon 'ganst whoever
might seem to deserve it,
Little it mattered to him, whether Pro or Anti-Le-
compton,
So but he found in the Hall foeman worthy his
weapon!
SO ragged this battle of men, till into the thick of the
| melee,
Like to the heralds of old stepped the Serpeaptat
Arms and the Speaker.
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THE FIGHT OVER THE BODY OF KEITT.
"a Fragment from the Great american Epic, the
Washingoniad)
Sing oh goddess, the wrath, the ontameabe dander
of keitt-
Keitt of South Carolina the clear grit, the tall the
Ondaunted-
Him that hath wopped his own niggers till North
erners all unto Keitt
Seem but as niggers to wop, and hills of the small
est potatoes
Late and long was the fight on the Constitution of
Kansas
Daylight passed into dusk, and dusk into LIGHTING
of gas-lamps,
Still on the floor of the house the heroes unwearied
were fighting.
Dry grew palates and tongues with excitement and
expectoration
Plugs were becoming exhausted and representatives
also.
Who led to the war the anti-Lecomptonite
phalanx?
Grow, hitting straight from the shoulder, the Penn
sylvanan Slasher
Him followed Hickman, and Potter the wiry from
woody Wisconsin,;
Washburne stood with his brother-Ca dwallader
stood with Elihu;
Broad Illinois sent the one, and woody Wisconsin
the other.
Mott came mild milk, with grey hairs under
his broad brim,
Leaving the first chop location and water privilege
it,
Held by his fathers of old on the willow fringed
banks of Ohio.
Wrathy Covode, too, saw, and Montgomery ready
for mischief.
Who against these to the floor led on the Lecomp-
tonite legons
Keitt, of South Carolina, the clear grit, the tall,
the ondaunted-
Keitt and Reuben Davis, the ra' al boss of wild Mis-
sissippi.
Barksdaie, wearer of wigs, and Craig from North
Carolina;
Craige and scorny Macqueen, and Owen, and
Loveioy, and Lamar,
These Mississippi sent the '"tres jilct inuto
Long had ragged the warfare of words; it was four
in the morning:
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LAW INTELLIGENCE.


ru TnniNH IoGhrpbefore hon. Henry stump,
tteo, rre na lhkney, Esq, Deputy state
transacfed ON Satnrds Inc io''o"ins JUSTICES was
TmS AZ oaS on % Sa .ta Gty
d;tod o tL vi Jne ola'e oS. An.ohlo ANTOINE, IN
~ VI NJ T ial &c vi assIuitinS WI WI intent 10
go bco u a .i anu !noihas " ooien, Itleu
yarSer bovino 49, "F jury naeG 10 aslee' lne IRA
tbaro bair lei lpi d l0ls tlne IN prison, ana
af 4b VI ms IN con
~ - e -, r iuElP'. witness peihS ueau' upon
tered and tba tro 500 q s'e, Ms Gu
cd from cnstodI, ~ " " ' " " ~
In tbn case If Jobr n cn;os 40 Tho u,,,or and
Civ Council Of =" 'a nnJ fnor %b h
award of tba Ca,ii Gu appe ; Oh 'iie
the matter of tba oondati III t,, I'D so -. 80 - 20
Hanover street Tbe n.y. n%ardod tho ppnrai77o "
500 DAMAGES the an3un t hn assessed ppr tbo
or,,,,.s of ~ .. t U c. e. .l "Po .iic
of said straet r W. Wiz Gu ~ H. 'ne opGaHs
Geo NJ Gin for apnaIloo "''" ''' '"' "ppo''""''
Stato 40 Jobn H. obouo.od ,,;.,, ,.o,,,.;
and beating his wife Mar RnSce Frnr tbo ar,;?
dence in this case Il amneoreS tb+ thn +nrorvo
had locked nm n MIR Of H. r,ifo,s hao+. y; . tI
Dur;n bis abnp ~ NJ - Jooi' ~ - VI
rennssess herself f the hts Ie tuS 10
Turned and detact;ng ba. in Tho ant hoat hn. -
shameful manner " Al '''' "''' 'e"' "ei Ia "
The onest;on snouod 70 t,rr ,,,,o,, tb ot,,, &c
tho negbborbood as a. w ~ up0n tnG ousaon vi
bothn - ,n o,,,t ha ."e Sou,S aSheu witness
shoes of their wives in the vicinitv in U,hib bo
resided The witness resnondad thai sbn wnrtnd f
her own monav and honrb+ bor o,,,,, sbo nv 0
The evidence heinz concIndad tba Gonr+ oslod
the counsel George r Williams Fso ;f bo "' nd
anvthino TO saw in behalf of his Client Il Il" A"o
Gounsel -Thourbt the husband had = rio,b+ 20
lock mn his wi6s's shoes N III ~
1o7SJ Is tbat oil ,
GonnsJ VS.
Court-Tbinks the travarsor beb 6vod had,. loo1i,r
mn shoes is not the rigbt wo ~ toot ';f %
fpo him ona doIar and cot n5 $500; W nc mouu
week Total 6na and costs Ga AZ 'Son HUI ono
State 40 E;nbetb RrJ ,5arcraJ NTH .,,,.;,,
and ha.t;na Carbar;na W;,ban S Si.a
and fnad one dnIIar and oStS ttnI 20 "a suii'y
In tha case If tbn Stato ,a va, 81 10 u5
charged with assauIting and beatina Adam Miller
the trayerser confessed n nlea of ,n;lt ard ,,as
fined TWENTY-FIVE cents-total fine and costs 81 Al
In the case nj tbe Sta+e rs Hi, obn,,oJ tb
burglary, Johr Hineslev ouaTfed as hal r. tba
amount of 81 500
In the case of the State as. Charles F. Brooks
charoed with assauItinr and rosist;nn Donn+ NJ
shall Manly JoLn Uinesav offarnd % bail
Mr.. Pinknev objected to HinasIe,, a. hai, ond ro
marked that it was BECOMING the cnstom to trade
in bail, and he would not give his consent to the
practice, but wished it broken M He stated that
Hinesley had gone bail for HarleT bv taking mort
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DOM f TIC.

DYSPEPSIA CURED BY MUsIC.-A correspondent of
the Musical World ys:-"About seven years ago.
suffered as severely any could do from indi
geston. was monthly under our own family doctor,
and one of the most eminent surgeons in the town
In which live; several months again under two
other medical men, besides trying almost all kinds
OF things that friends recommended. scarcely
dared to eat anything; and the most simple drinks
would rack me with pain. One evening a friend
called and asked ME to 90 with her to a musical meet
ing. | told her could not, as | was in too much
pain to enjoy ever such good singing. However,
after much persuasion, went and when there, was
induced to become subscriber. Every member of
the society was supposed to be good reader of mu-
sic; and as knew nothing of it, except the names
OF the notes, commenced taking lessons in singing.
After that my indigestion gradually left me, and in
a short time was quite well of it, and have been
ever since. cannot tell how it was it did me so
much good, but know it made very hungry
what had never been for two years before nor did
ever in my life enjoy my food much before
sang, as | have since
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FIRES.
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN BURLINGTON. VT


BURLINGroN, VT, Friday April 1.-The Pioneer
Mechanics Shop, large manufacturing establish
ment OF this place, was burned this morning at
O'Clock. Loss, about Sl30,000.
The principal losers are, H. p. Hckok, building
and machinery, 100000; C. Kilbum & Co., chair
mandatory, $4,000; Kendall, Wright & Co.,
doors and sashes. $4,000; Z. W. Chase doors and
sashes, $1,000; Wing Smith, last makers, 81 900;
L. Barnes, lumber, $500; Messrs. Gates, furniture
(recently burned out in Bateboro', } ST 900; Fred
Smith, grist mills, $1,000 Hamilton & Sears foun-
dry, $4,000. kilburn Il Co. insured for SIG
600. None of the others were insured
In consequence of this fire, about one hundred
and nifty hands arc thrown ont of employment
The extensive lumber yards here were in great
danger at one time, several piles being on fire. but
owing to the promptness of our new engine compa-
ny, Ethan Allen, No. A. the flames were quickly got
under and the yards saved.
FIRE AT STANTON, VT.
STANTON, April 1.-The hotel in this place, kent
by Mr. Turrell, was destroyed by fire to-day Loss,
$4,000 Insured for $4,000.
FIRE AT CAMBRIDGE, MASS.
BosToN, April 3.-The storage house of Messrs
Little Brown Co., Booksellers of this city. at
Cambridge, was burnt this morning A part of
their stereotype plates was saved. Loss estimated
at SAL, 600, which is covered by insurance.
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From the New York Day Book

HAIR DYE Is VILE WASH, BUT THE ARTI-
Gle that will naturally restore the color the Hair the
changing of which to gray, being indication of lack
of proper secretions is truly valuable Medicine PRoF
WOODS HAIR TONIC, if the certificates of the leading
minds over the Union do not alsify, is the ONLY SAFE
REMEDY for badness dryness premature change color
and the several evidences Of lack of at the
roots of the Hair which can be found.
QuacE preparations abound, and Hair Tonics fill
ry corner grocery in the country. Avoid all Hair
ToncS unless known to be the preparation of some man
whose celebrity has become world wide Do not let any
nostrum vender experiment upon your Hair moth
ing you have not good reason to believe is all
ports to be PROF WOOD has earned by years of
test of the virtues of his preparation his present
Orer one hundred and fifty Cert fcdteS before us of
the value of this Hair Restorative from parties who have
tried it. U1"UsE NO OTHER
G- CAUTION. - Beware Of worthless limitations as
several already in the market called by different
names. Use none unless the words PROFESSOR WooDs
HAIR RESTORATIVE, Depot ST. Louis, Mo-, and New York
are blown in the bottle
Sold by all Druggists and Patent Medicine Dealers AL
so by all Fancy and Toilet Goods dealers in the United
States and Canadas, and by
j. C. GIVEN, Chnamans Tea Store
mflo2w 81 and 80 Baltimore street
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-, gentleman, who arrived in New York on
resumed on the Upper Mississippi on the 25th Of
March. Inc Ice broke opposite st. Paul on the 18th
and the river was clear the 10Th above and below
Lake Pepn On the 24th, the steamer Gray Eagle,
arrived at St Paul on the morning OF Me 25t fnu
navigation thus opening a week earlier thar annu
before known. Boats commenced running on tha
Minnesota river on the 18th. The Gray Eagle re-
turned on the 26th, and found the river clear ond
boats now make their regular trips The Minnesota
Legislature adjourned the 25th ult till the frs,
Wednesday in June. On the 18th inst the peonle
are to vote the S., 0O0, 900 loan bill just passed
by the Legislature. There is much excitement ON
the subject, and parties about equally divided
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FROM WASHINGTON

W ASHINGTON, April 4th 1858.
1t has been ascertained from an authentic scource
that there has been no acceptance either condition
al or unconditional, of volunteers for the army in
Utah or other service, under the bill now pending
in Congress.
The current rumors that the President designs a
reconstruction of his Cabinet, is without fonnda-
ton. The members composing it are known to be
harmonious with the general policy of the Admins
tration, and friendly in all their relations
General Persifer F. Smith has been ordered to
Utah, as we'll as General Harvey. The chief com
mand will devolve on the former
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BURNING OF THE STEAMER SULTAN

10 TO 20 LIE Els LOST
ST.. Louis, Friday, April ., 1853.
Information has been received here that the
steamer Sultan burnt to the waters edge
and sunk, near Cape Girardeau Mo-, $50
miles below this city, at o'clock this morn
ing, and that fifteen twenty lives were
lost. Among the lost were D. ID. Moore, clerk
of the boat; Henry Eli, pilot; Joseph Blackburne
Waterman; the whole of the cabin crew, and the
barkeeper (name unknown.) Two lady and two
gentleman passengers are missing, and are supposed
to be lost Neither their names nor the full partic
uars of the catastrophe have yet reached this city
The Sultan was bound to New Orleans with full
cargo OF Western produce, which, with the boat, is
a total loss.
SECOND DISPATCH.
The Sultan was burned near st. Geneveve, not
Cape Giradeau; The boat valued at So, 900,
and is insured for SIT 600 Her cargo consisted of
1000 tons of flour, pork, lead and wheat There
was no insurance on the freight list The accounts
OF the disaster are conflicting that it is mpossi-
BILE to ascertain correctly at present who or how
many have been lost
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Letters from King Georges Sound received bv
the last Australian mall state that gold field is
understood to have been found at that settlement.
The discovery was made by convict and another
man, by whom several specimens have been brought
in party had been formed to proceed to the
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