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CUMTlS NM OTMENN,
h01veyo4a aud 1.nn "a Age ats,
ooUNcIL BLU416 CITY .....................IOWA.
a8RAR 70
W.J. AsAlpins, G. f., New York.
III. Tracy, !"
Adams Bsekinghsn, q"
Hon. ChAs. Mason, Washisgtl city.
Hon.J. u. 00rdon, North CArolina.
Hon. J. 3. Orr, South Carolina.
Hen. r. c. Wright, New Orleans.
s.V. Pspin I Brother, st. Louis.
SearYitt Mason, -
Capt. ]. n. Pritchard, /"
TIL Sharp, Cash, indiana polls, Ind.
II. B.curtis, Mt. Vernon, Ohio.
Hon. sam'i X. Curtis, Kcokuk, Iowa.
Chas. Parsons 4 Co.,
Hstch i Tkompson,
Clarke ,dathrie sturges, Buffalo, NY
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PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL y nAla.
MOAD.
"a =
THREE TRAIN DAILY FRO n

Pistsburwh 10 PhiiaAelphla.
Trans leave Pittsburgh ~ follows Mail q.
nj bsat Line p. m; Express Nail 9:lO Pm.
The Express Mail Runs Daily, the other two
Sundays excepted. Making Direct Goa
nections with all trains from
81. Louis, Mo-; Dubuque. Keokuk and lows City,
Iowa; Cairo, Rock Island and Chicago, H.;
Lexington and Louisville, KY, Tsrrs
inute, indianapolis ard Lafayette,
Ind; Cincinnati, Coluulbus, Day
ton. Toledo, Cleveland,
Zanesville, Crest
line, MAssi-
Ion and WoosteF, 0hie.
Also, Kansas, NebsAskA, Minnesota, and
All Points An lhc West.
49, FARE AZ Low AZ By ASr orRER RoUrR.O1
Passengers from the West can rely upon
this as being thc shortest and most
cxpeditious route to
PHILADELPHIA, BALTIM0kE, NEW YORK,
AND ALL EASTERN CITIES.
TH0S. MOORE, Agent
Passenger Lines Of Penn. u. H., Phlladelphis.
Jan. ], bS-d
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Aaahastan Life lms urancc UompAhy J
LAG BROADWAY, ERw YoRk.

UdN CdpNd1dNd AceuMHIdH6N 14UV,U ,U0V.
nEPOSITEDtlo0,00 900 withths qmptroller oft be
~ state Of New York, Tor the security Of Policy
Aoidefs In addition to which the steckholdsysAFe
personally liable. Among the Directors ars the
most wealthy and innuentia lcitixens Of New York.
This u . Stock Company, returning 20 the ~.
su!ed per cent OF all the profits annually
party soy Of age may secure TO his family
Tree from the claims OF his erv tors for about Sc
cents per week, policy for $4,000. &
no would notsparc this sum for tho eratilea
tton Of renection, sick bed In case Of aeci-
dent, that Il all else fail, he had made certain
provision for his famiIyr 1t would NeAten his
pain, and do norefor hisrssovcry than Saedicins
N. ID. MORGAN ,Rressx.
G. Y. W1nPLs, Sec'y. sal MO- ~ !. ~
Prospectus with all nsces ssfy n1osn atjea fvr.
aished BY RlCkEI . SIMPSON, Aets.
vi Third 0tToe
augS-dly Keokuk .rova
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A Great Ba rga ! N
DR9ERED!
XX7ISHING to re.urn to kansas with my fami-
wv ly as soon as possible, offer all my prop
erty worth over $40 900, IN
PELLA, marion 80 unsy, Iowa,
At Original Cost.
believe It Offers as
GE EAT INDU GE M u NTs
% can bc found in the state to those desiring to
toinvest.
:. PELLA
10 the lines Of TIE Ksokuk Des ii Dimes Railroad
and tho Mulcatine Railroad, and il .
DELIGHTFII. PLACE
for residence or business.
Z EDWIN II. GRANT.
mch 24-dAw3m
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keOk IN ,Ft. Ne N . n y K N n esOso
+ A IL X q a D..
!
Faeilifies Incvesssd and Fore RedAcedi
CH NC 4 OF TIM Ell
nN and after Monday, May srd, two daily
~ trains, each way, Sundays sxcepted,) wiilrun
~ follows;
l., Train leaves KEoKUh at 700 O'Clock An.
ID Train j." .t 2.40 P.n.
LIST Train leaves BENTDNsP0RT 1T 7:20" Az.
I'd Train [" :" $50 Pm.
Passengers for Sioux City. Council BLUFFS, Fort
Dodge, Fort Des Moines, o,tumws, Fairfield, and
intermediate points, will take the 200 train
connecting 1t ben,onsport with stages for n! points
in Middle and Western Iowa.
BY this arrangement retiaents along ihe line oi
the road win be enabled TO rpend FIVE HOURS
In kkOkUk and return same evening.
THkOJGH TICKETS 10 st. Louis, Louisville
Cincinnati, and the East, may be had At the oddc,
in Bcntons sport.
"a Fare as low ~ the lowost.
s. DWIGHT EATON,
Engineer and superintendent
SAn'L A. BLACK,
Asst sup't and General Passenger Ag't.
Ticket Once at Railroad Depot.
Nsn~ Office in kiibournc's Block.
keokuk, April 23. '5S-d4w
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ESTABLISHED IN 1896
BAERTyG HOUSE or
q u o = g u c.. n ID y = 3 . N 4 co.
I HAVE this day admitted y . partner In the
i Banking Basiness, Alexander Barclay, twho has
been my teller for the last six years) The bust
ness, hereafter, wiiIbe conducted under the Arm
GEO. G. ANDERSON 4 90.
Being one Of the oldest Banking Housss III not
she obiest) In Iowa, tAensw Arm sohcits eontin-
nance of fosme. patronsee - Aaseaaiy extended 10
che senior partner.
They win make collections and remit, less Ex-
change, on the day Of payment, fres sf charge.
Their references are Is formerly by senior part
ner via
RBvxkKEcxs:
Park Bank, N. \.
Winsiow, Lsnier Co., Bankers, MY.
Kiward ". Clark 4 Co., ,Phtladeipbis.
Howard Banking Co., Boston.
ClApp, faiisf Browne, Bankers, Boston.
Marine Bsnk, Chicago.
Hodman 0eipeke, Chiesso.
Meehanies' Bank, Pittsburgh.
Farmers Deposit Bank, Pittsburgh.
Kramer 4 Rshm, BAnkers,
fillmore = Hsothsrton Cincinnati.
A. d. Hunt = Co., Louisyille.
State Savings Institution, St. Louis.
Keokuk, Jan. !, '6s. GEO. G. ANDERSON.
jAnbd
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RARNUM
FEEDING TEE HUNGRY

= &AASA4v~ = AAAS AAONON -
Nov, In confederation Of hard times, Il l.
omy In the purchase of What they sonsume. in
and CHEAP articles. r. d. yhis. call aiW. II.
Austi3 4 Co.'s Old stand. whore you rili hndkis
SucceBbor,
8. +. 1arnum, "a
and his accommodating clerks, whs are ever
ready and willing 70 administer 10 the wants u
the countiess multtudse who daily thYups
around his counter, awaiting their turn 10 b
served vita the good thingsso necessary to life.
Citizens VI keokuk, and farmers u the sur.
rounding country, give me csll, and yon VIII
never regret Il the longest day you live.
af Hasn palshssa Ne ns 49, ess
side Of Main street, three doors west of Fourth,
% solisitous Of shass cf the patrCnsgs II 50
friend. and the public generally.
Goods will bc delivered to any part u ths
city viah IA pr0nptnsss ddispsteh' 1srnsssriss-
IN. ,. You viii hnd ysueAn bay goods fulsy =
cnsAp che - yos formerly have done. Don't fe6gst
4 I .sLuk, May !. .'ss-dava
i. .fng and Sun1S1er 81 is60.
{. rPPLIEsJUsTREcEIyED.
J. = .uurcnu.os. JANIS Dsuss.
IrurCHlEssON 4 DEWEY
MERCHANT TAILORS,
rhiYd-ss. bet Main 4 Joh asoi.. 4 k0KuK.
TJAvE iustre received st thek R1yhiAnsbls IaAlM-
4 ling and FarnishinRes stabl laeAnsnt, = chcteqAnA
,xccllsnt suppiyof Broedaletka Casetneses, Ysats
ngA, and 0snt i Fasnis6i6 6e04s. ek teeaertp.
lions and guarantee that tksirvsfk shsla - 6ehe
Il rthcr.csf .yrrcyec .rs
they arc eonstsntly recsiving the Nssw Iesk -
Phiiadslphi Akashions; and fespsetfui4y Aell1
who dssifegoed work and ths bsst nnakexanl ee11ge
them call. 4 .-s s.- 81 3 s.. - ID
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p An KERs,
Geo. Chaplin, Geo. q. Lss,
Ghisd-st. ,ens door so1tAef Asin, Kssk ak ,Iows.
4 voLLHcTIONe naAs and ssnittsA 81 essssat
~ rstss.
k.J. Blake ,Cashisr of Mercantile Bank, n. \.
Dank Of the State Of New York, n. \.
Hos. mo- i. 6ehooieraft, Prest Comm Bank,
Albany, N. X.
=. Granger Adams, Banker, Chicago.
kenick Peterson, Bankers, 81. Louis.
dselOd
81. e. LOVE 4 Co.,
Successors 70 Dsning : tove,)
BANKERS,
AhVA "A,
yIVk particular attention to collections and
~ init promptly on the day Of payment.
Rx1.KEnC1n.
Bank Of North America, New \ ork.
Drsxei 4 Co., Philadelphia.
E.W, CLARK 4 Co., I"
Citissns' Bank, Baltimore.
Bank ef pitssbsrsh, Pittsburgh.
Jn0. d. Bsu1ly Cashier, do
B. Deady, Oashisr, Whce1iog.
Branch Btats Bank OF Ohio, Zanesvillc.
OemneFsial Bank, Cincinnati.
state Ssviags Institution, 50. Louis.
0so. Saith = Co., Chicago,
Ncvthsrn Bank Of kentucky, Lexington.
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Good for IN unlimited length Of time allow ing
Passengers tostop at spy point and re-
sumo their joufnts at leisure.
Hteanboat Tickets good until Close Of Navigation.
NePassengen ear obtain Reliable information
at this Office in regard TO all Railroad Routes in
the Uuited 8 tsses and Canaaas. -
- Once open at all hours.
J.R.TEwKsBURY.
Foreign Ticket Agent c. B.s =. Il. h. Line.
june lo-dAw
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For the Upper Mis- sissippi.


q. s.. MAIL LINE,
70 eek IsianA snA x . okuk Daily Pas.
srngsr Packets.
fGyHE steamers BEN. CAMPBELL
L snd TISH0MINH0 will compose h
ths line for the season Of 1855. Both
Of these boats being VI light drauRhgu
and Of great speed, may Be relied upon Tor mAkinx
eouAsctions - sdyertixed. The
BEN. CAMPBELL.
0Do. II. MYKns, Captain A. L. MILLxR, Clerk.
Leaves Aontrosc ON the arrival Of the cars from
ksokuk, every Tuesday, ThuYsday and SAturday
morning, at o'clock. The
TI5HOMIN0O,
JonH Il. ksAcH, Captain IA. II. CoRv,sx. Clerk.
Lsayes Montrose ~ above. every Monday, Wodnes-
day and Friday connecting, a. Burlington. With
TkAINS for CHICAGO, and Mt. Pleasant. Ioua;
- Anscasins, with tho TRAIN for IOWA CITY |;
q Hoax lsland, With Ainnssota Packet Company
sAs ssans Of .he Chieaeo and Rock Isiaad Railroad
~ o. II. BREWER, Agent,
Nay lid 1t Depot - Lsvss.
WILLIAM JAkEMAN.
M0RSK DOCTOR.
- ESPkCTFULLY informs the inhabtants Of
any business in his line. From bis long
of ~ years, be has made himself familiar with
the varicAs diseases in the horse Epidemic and
Indsensa Fever, Lung Fever, lnHammstisns, stag
E s.sssy: s.s.Iy: Bss,s. s Worn' Cole sPs'm sp.vsn
- sS s..sB A'oaes SNt&, S0e AeulCluSs
can b had BY calling 81 his residence, on 4th St.
between johnson and Exchange, Keok ak, Iowa.
| jan77dly
STODARTs0 UnrivaiO0 New York
Plane Foxlss. ii
sAE magnificent and unsurpassed Instruments
Il nAnufaetursd BY this house, (ths oadssa and
noetsxtensive 10 the United Etstes), can b pro-
sassd Of the susscrihef in <vesy variety Of hand
soals rosewood casss, Of 8, 81, 81 and ! octave.
PARTIES IN want of really 6ns Instsument, are
eesnasely invited 70 cali before psrehaaing ehe-
vhsrs. II. D. HEWITT, Arsnt,
Cor. 9th and Pine ST.,
April i-dsm St. Louis, No.
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Aeok0k FomanIo CnlIeln.
ms Dilsstors q thia ccllses Aess ns.s n
institatioa will b Transferred % ~ lnrs -
beautiful Hall ef the Iowa Ms1ieaa Qo1leGS. -
have elsetsd Rev. Chas. A. Wtlliaas, PrinS3pel-e
esntisasA wall known andrssommsn1sd - $780,
and scientific qualifications rsqaisitsto ~ g.
terprise.
The spring Tsrn Will commence On Monday,
March IN, under the superintendanes of Mr. VII
nams, aided ~ conpetent and cxpsrisneed esShsss,
the choies Of teachers, the eous u Study aaA the
general discipline sf the College bsins suhsss y
we supervision and approval Of the Beard, with
me p'sdse Of their permanent cooperation aAd
~ hths purpose Of the Board 70 bsild ~ = Is.
ssitstion vhish shall fully meet ~ uant: = or
city and In this effort they hope for N ee-opsse-
Mon and syApasay Of sii iatelisent and lihsrsi
The lnssisssien viii heseeforsA u sselusively
ie1 female pupils, and will eomprehsnd pTimary
and advanced departments, With the Aesjin q an
slum.te thorough organization and classification,
and u such advAacsmcnt and progress - The iptel-
h9cns patronage Of the community win NHGD4sm
This affanesnsnt secures the eo.spssaailo -
iaessnss Vt Dr. Sanford, 10 wAsse 1lhsrantx -
public spaTit the Institutinn y indsh&ed q -
vsfy favorable terms which Aavs bssn na1e 1ssstks
use OF his rooms. sss3gsS
The terms Of tuition will he, q hss,eefsrS. II
snd eight dollars per quarter fnr ordinary skedis
with asmaii additional charge fAr insiisasai n
pensee ,sad extra ehafges for Latin. 1asnsh, 0es.
man, Assic and DrNHinG.
DIK1cro11.
Hon. r.. r. Lowe, Hon. H. r. Cns4fe
Rev. ". H. Williams, Rev, i. Ounn.
;.S. Ss,'sss:. sss:s. s.. 2, u. Perry !: s.@S:; ~ ~
Keokuk, March l6-d spsestieut,
| kEOKUk OlASslOAL 0GWDOE.
| l'HAk undersigned will open on MsaAav noxe.
| the 10th Of May, In the Iowa Medical teaae6o1
In this city, Classical School for the inatSu ~
| Of young men and boys, in which will - 4SlkGht
Ancient Language, Sciences, and highar MsXke.
matics; also, the higher branches oi Csmus11
! English Education. Regular recitations In seyip
tnrs will alsobe KEEP, up during the session.
The tcholastic year will be divided into fou
quarters, Of ten weeks each.
TUITION.
Languages, Sciences and higher Mathematics, pc
~
Common English Branches, per quartsr.~.. .
Payable ~ the end Of each quarter.
Is WV JAMESON, Principal
Rev. Jno. W Scott, d. D., Pres wash COL, Penr
Rev. VIM. r. Alrich, b. b, Prof. Math., do
hob. Aiiligan A. NJ, Prof. Asth. Bethany Col
Il lege, Va.
Rev. j. K. Moon, Principal Moaonxslia Acaa. v.
Won Won. ~ =. :. R.sd' w. w.'Aisssen, Penn.
/. a. S. Richie. E.a. ~ !, \ =. Middl..o~n, Penn.
D Jno. P. Aornish. Esq, Ksokak, Iowa.
j. IL. Craig, Esq,, -
: Messrs. Rankin, Miller Enattr, keokuk low
q keokuk, Msye, 'Ss.dln
o n :. - = ~ - Z. =
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60. y. n'CaAnY. SonspKucx
0oCrary 4 Bruce,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
......-lOWA.
lf1ICkon Third 6trset between Main and
4 Lueas.
Prompt attention given 70 celiecting snd -
eat1ee claims and conye ancipg.
Titles 70 real estate examined and NotaEial hss-
insss traasse4ed. [nos7GdAw
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u.oeAxIoo9. 4. A'CUHk
o4ARRORD 4 mcCUNE,
yxyHQl4SALE dkOCnHS AND COMMISSION
w MERCHANTS, second door above the corner
= nao16ees, water street, Ksoksk, Iowa.
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AIsu, " sevNaI uIntFcHt rVutet 70 MI the
principal intermediate places.
lcAbo, 70 Milwaukee, Frseport, dalena, Dun
leith and st. Paul.
- Also, TO all The Railroad Cities Ia Upper and
Lower Canads, vie Grand Trunk Railway; HaS,il-
ton, Tosontst Kingston. Montresl and Quebec.
10-Dy the same route TO Ogdensburgh, N. T.,
Pittsburgh, N. Y, and Portland, Me-,
CAN Bg PROCURED AT TIE
RAILROAD TICKET OFFICE,
Masr- ST., befUsen Hra and Sseom9, enc
door abocs the Billing, House,
.KEOkUK, IOWA.
ET Passengers can save Time and Money
by buying THROUGH TICKETS,
- Be sure that you are in the Right Once. UT
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Gas FlxtIl1
LAYING purchaAsd Il Msssru. -
IL their entire stock VI Gas HlxAes61a y r
Chandelier, .ss /
Pendants, NJ \. =
poetaA1
4e., tc., Ae., they are now eGeysd ~ mtt
lowest cash prices, for Cash.
Tho stock Will b rsplsnishsd from timk
and GAS FITTING IN ALL IT'S DRAMG
hereaflsr Be carried on ~ tAs Camoan1As h
Apply st the ofies of'ths 'sss s2.ss h =
jsnsd Ne. e6Nain-e1s4 4tInl -
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KEOKUK iowa: FRIDAY, JULY e. 1888

4. n. DRONaON, N. y.
0rYiOE aad kssidsass u usiss Block. ISL
- Main.st. over ve~sllS bang Store.
0ryICR SD sssi1saes ssrn~ Of Fourth and
~ oossett sassets. ksokuk ,tsws.
d. ". 0O86E, u. D.,
EkLAOM Of xassA6hpeAAts Medical 6oststy. o.
ses o. haia strsst .pyseits The Biilinss Hous.
AenSsnss .kss sornsr oi ie.h and High streets.
1e..u -
DR. OARR RNT EnSH OTTaCE,
HpSAlkD-6TkkHT, bstwssn Aais sud johnson,
: ss.s door bslow Anderson = Bank, , sp stairs.
DT. n. =. COLLINS.
sECk Up s.airs at the rear q HoImse' store !,
~ % the corner Of tth and QaIn st.. whore be
nay y fcsad day or night, except whsn peoies-
siopslly absent. ffeh3ed
DEALER IN RIAL HSTATR.
OriiCk on JsAnsoa street, between 3aAssd
- %. Hsne5sd
Keokuk Marble Works,
NO. I.KsTABLlsHEDs 1850.
TAirA street, bss. Main = ~ snAsau,
JNo. BAwDEU AD1O..
MASuyAcTURERs or
GRAVE STONES, nonuAEI1s, BURIAL
lVAuLTs, Nantes, Table and Pier Tops, an
ever. description Of Plain md 0rnamsnAai
Worsan Foreign and Domestic Marble.
BUCKEYE FOUNDRY,
Corner Of Johnson oMd Ninth Streets,
kEokuK..-...-.. .-...........................
D. ,. VAIL 4 CO.
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Ksokuk, May 6,'5s-d Principal
The Shasta courier., 1858-08-14

BG~ How many Congressman and Presidents
have been made by happy wounds on the battle
field Here is one with new claims to fame
When Col L was candidate for Con-
gress in one of the Northwestern States, he was
opposed by gentleman who had distinguished
himself in the war of 1912. Discovering in the
course of the canvass that his opponents mill
tary reputation was operating strongly to his
own prejudice, he concluded to let the people
know that he was not unknown to fame as a
soldier himself; and accordingly, in his next
speech, he expatiated on his achievements in the
tented field, as follows:
"My competitor has told you of the services
he rendered the country in the last war Let
me tell you that |, too, fought, bled and died in
that glorious war When the tocsin f war sum-
moned the chivalry of the West to rally to the
defence of the national honor, l. fellow citizens,
animated by that patriotic spirit which glows in
every American bosom, hired a substitute for
that war, and the bones of that man now lie
bleaching on the banks of the river Raisin p
The Shasta courier., 1858-08-14

THE MoRMoYs AND MosQUITIA.-The Salt Lake
correspondent of the S. F. Bulletin, under date
of July 18th, says great many interesting
things about the present state of Mormon mat
ters. In the last paragraph he remarks:
Capt. John B. Cooper desires me to state that
Brighann Young lately refused to purchase the
Kinney Mosquito Grant, which he came here TO
sell. learn also that he has made sale of il
to Col HarbiR of California who is now here
and will remain for a while Notwithstanding
these statements, am confident that Brigham
is considering the propriety of moving to Mos
quit a, and that he arW do so within year OF
two if he sees the way open and clear, and thai
if he stays here the federal authority must be
superior to his own. Indeed the sale to Harbn
is believed to be a mere cover to an actual sale
to the Church itself.
The Shasta courier., 1858-08-14

Too TRuE.-When a rakish youth goes astrav.
friends gather around him in order to restore
him to the path of virtue. Gentleness and
kindness are lavished upon him to win him
back to innocence and peace. No one would
ever suspect that he had sinned But when a
poor confdng girl is betrayed, she receives the
brand Of society, and is henceforth driven from
the ways of virtue. The betrayer is honored,
respected, esteemed-there Is no peace for her
this side of the grave. Society has no loving.
helping hand for her, no smiles of peace, no
voice of forgiveness. These are earthly morali .
ties unknown to heaven. There is deep
wrong in them and fearful are the consequences.
-Narysciiie Express.
The Shasta courier., 1858-08-14


THE ARABIAN HoRsE.-Gen. Dumas having
addressed a letter to Ab-del-kader, requesting to
know his opinion on the origin of the Arab
horse, received in reply the following valuable
piece Conformation = Know, then, that among
US it is admitted that God created the horse out
of the winds, as he created Adam out of the dust.
This cannot be disputed. Many prophets have
proclaimed that when God would create the
horse, he said to the south wind: Il would bring
forth out of thee creature, be thou, therefore,
condensed Then comes the angel Gabriel and
taking handful of the matter, presented it to
God, who formed Herewith brown bay horse,
and said; name thee Horse, and create thee
Arab, and give thee bay color. l attach bless
ings to the forelock which falls between thine
eyes; thou shalt be lord of all animals. Thou
shalt fly without wings, and from thy back shall
proceed riches Then he marked him with a
star on the forehead, the sign of glory and
blessing
The Shasta courier., 1858-08-14
THE FARMERS GUIDE

To Scientific and Practical agriculture.
BY HENRY STEPHENS, F. r. s., of Edinburgh
and the late J. P. NORTON, Professor of Sci
cntifc Agriculture in Yale College, New Ha-
ven. 2 vols. Royal Octave. 1000 pages, and
numerous wood and steel Engravings.
This is, confessedly, the most complete work
on Agriculture ever published, and in order to
give it a wider circulation the publishers have
resolved to reduce the price to
FIVE DOLLARS for the TWO VOL UMES
When sent by mail (post-paid) to California
and Oregon the price will be 81. To every
other part of the Union, and to Canada post
paid). Sc,
BeA This ,cork mot the old 'sBook oftheFarua. y
Remittances for any of the above publications
should always be addressed, postpaid to the
Publishers LEONARD SCOTT Il Co.
No. "a Gold street, New York.
The Shasta courier., 1858-08-14

VIEUxTEMPs'. .-Violinistc execution of " Yam.
kee Doodle" is thus descibed by "Borax,n q
droll Mobilian He played low down, and
then high up, with all four parts at once ; with
the bow up against the bridge, without any bow
at all. He played backwards, sideways and
crossways, began at the end, and left off at the
eginning-began at the middle and left off at
both ends-then commenced at both ends and
left off in the middle-twanged it like guitar,
growled it like base viol, squeaked it like a
fife, warbled it like flute, and picked it out
like banjo. 1t was Yankee Doodle all the
time, like boy whistling anon, like pair of
harmonious CATS then again with all the varia-
tious, which displayed and set off the original
air, as an array of jewels adorn the beauty the
fair wearern
The Shasta courier., 1858-08-14

YouNG AMERIcA.-A certain Judge, while at
tending Court in shire town, was passiml
along the road where boy was letting t0Nh
the bars to drive some cattle in. His father
stood in the door cs his house, on the opposite
side of the road, and seeing what his hopeful
boy was doing, shouted out:
80 John, don't you drive the cattle in there; l
told you to put them in the pasture behind the
house."
The boy took no notice whatever of the re-
monstrance, and his father repeated the order in
loud tone, without the least effect; and thiffl
tfne gave orders not to drive the cattle in The.
Fhe son didn't even deign to4ook up, and dis
obeyed the parental injunction with a GOODNESS
which positively shocked the Judge, who look
ing at the cuprit said, in tone of official duty:
boy, don't you hear your father speaking to
you? ?"
ooh, y-a-a-s," replied the youth, casting a
glance at the Judge and then at the parent, "but
don't mind what he says. Mother don't nei-
ther and twixt she and me we've about got the
dog SO he don't"
The Shasta courier., 1858-08-14
DIR. L. j. CZAPKAY'S
Grand Medical and Surgical Institute Q

Sacramento street. below Montgomery, opposite
Pacific Mail Steam SHIP Co.'s Office,
SAN FRANCISCO.
Established IN 1854, for the Permanent Cure Of all
Pirate and Chronic Diseases, and the sFp-
preston of Quackery.
A TTENDING AND RESIDENT PHYSICIAN,
II L. ]. Czapkay, NJ D., late in the Hungarian
revolutionary war, Chief Physician to the goth
Regiment of Honveds, Chief Surgeon to the Mil
itary Hospital of Pesth, Hungary, and late Lee
turer on Diseases Of Women and Children.
Communications strictly confidential.
Permanent cure guaranteed, or no pay.
Consultations, by letter otherwise free.
Address L. j. CZAPKAY, NJ D.,
San Francisco, Cal.
ITO THE AFFLICTED-Dr. L. j. Czapkay
Il re turns his sincere thanks to his numerous
patients for their patronage, and would take
this opportunity TO remind them that he con-
tinues TO consult at his Institute for the cure of
chronic diseases of the Lungs Liver, Kidneys,
digestive and genital organs and all private
diseases, viz: syphiltic ulcers, gonorrhGa
gleet, structures, seminal weakness and all the
horrid consequences of self-abuse and he hopes
that his long experience and successful practice
of many years will continue to ensure him
share of public patr, mage. By the practice of
many years in Europe and the United States,
and during the Hungarian war and campaigns,
he Is enabled to apply the most efficient and
successful remedies against diseases ofall kinds.
He uses no mercury-charges moderate-treats
his patients in correct and honorable way
has references Of unquestionable veracty from
men Of known respectability and high standing
In society. All parties consulting him, by let
ter or otherwise, will receive the best and gen.
tlest treatment and implicit secrecy.