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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-30

The papers announce the death Of John
Bra.s, the oldest and one Of the most emf
pea, of the Virginia medical faculty at Pc
tcrshu7g. Dr.. Bragg has led so useful and
50 blsus!css a lie amotg the people Of Pc
tsrshurs, that his death, tboash not uhex-
poc,cd. wall cause a wide spread grief. lie
SAD event occurred 90 Friday evening.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-30

% Friday last, the Norfolk Argus says
Jack Frost made his appearance in Nor
folk for the first time this season. The
fields and gardens will soon show the ev'deu'
ces Of his unusually early visit"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-30

Leonard Scott & Co, New York, havo re-
published the September number OF Black
woods magazine. 1t c~outains a coniinua-
ton of Buiwer's Novel and articles on the
late spectacle at Cherbours, Respiration and
SufUcatiou, &c, &c.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-30

The New Orleans papers emphaticaiiy
warn strangers from visiting that city at tb!s
time. A Number Of recent deaths from yell
low fever have occurred among tbose who
had come to the city from other places ID
search Of employment.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-30

Mr.. \. Il. Bpteler is announced AS an III
depel den, candidate for Congress. from the
Jsifersnn district. The announcement Is
made without con-ulti"g Mr.. B..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-30

The Charlc.town 5 ,irit Of Jctferson says
that the statement that Mr.. Faulkner cast bis
vote in 1851. tor Mr.. Summers for Governor,
is Incorrect.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-30

S,car ard molas-es. If the NV cror. Is be-
ginning to be brought into the New Orleans
Market.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-30

1t is now believed that Mr.. Thurston, the
bailouist, landed, but he probably persisted
10 the marshes from Inability to aid himself,
the ~perilous ride having exhausted his
strength. 1t is uore probable that he Tell
from a great hcightb.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-30

In Germany aud France, a large amount
of sugar is made from the beet. The resi-
dunn is 6brous aud pu!py, and the Swans OF
Europe have been long endeavoripg to dis
cover soae mode of transmitting this sui
st .nce ir,o paper. Dr.. CoIiycr, CT New Jor'
sew. now 10 London, has tecn also engaged
il the enterprise, aud after three years per-
severeoce he nas acaiesed the desid ,Iatum.
His process has been patented in toreigu
countries as well a. in the United States.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-30

Tie sculptor IL .rt has flushed his model
Of the statue of Henry Clay, ordered by the
Clay Monumental Association OF New o.
leans. The likeLess is said to be perfect.
The model goes from florence to Munich,
where il will be cast 10 brorze, and the H.
apsara,i1n will probably take place 10 NV
Orleans. on the anniversary If Mr.. C!ay'e
birthday 10 1860.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-30

According to the New York Express, Tue
story 10 the Times that England had made a
treaty with Nicaragua isa hoax. Inc Elk
press says:-We have the best personal au'
thcri;v for saying the Nlcarsguan munster IN
this country has neither signed nor negotiated
any such treaty with Great Britain.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-30

"a \ DESIRABLE RESIDENCE IN COR
.AUONSVILLE FOR sALE-Haying NOV.
ed TO ny iarm mar TINS place, | wish to sell the
HOUSE ard LOI, formerly occupied by me
iae HVase Is lev. containing Our large rooms,
i ten ieet passage above and below, with port.
Goes lroni and rear, ali necessary out-ouiidIngs, in
thorough repair, a fine garden. and a we'll OF ex.
ce!."at "atcr IN the gard. The Lot contains
one acre
To parent, having children TO educate, this
property offers grea; Inducements, as there are
40 iFst class schools Ia the place-msIe aud
'ema!r. Inr payments 10 suit the entire con-
YtnieHce OF tie purchaser, as my only object is
TO AVOID renting suca property.
sep 7-eo5w &. W. BEALE. Gordopsyille
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-30
ssrPRING HILL" FOR SALE -

H.
'SPRlNI hill roh S"Hh
- bic health OF Mr. u pa"' no..
desire to dispose OF the estate Frc'a"J
by nm rom Mf. "Hliam "@'%,T @
authorized 10 sent orhiN" h.I" XII
IN hiHs Oeorgs County, va o. ~ "r''
mock river, ten mile. below tfrdsi,ai.-
contains by recent surrey 'V' avn"
entire tract is rIver hat OF '4e '', w.
OF soil for wheat and corn
n consist OF a ~"
"l,"in a it" yt',s' az .fs a.g.
fanny o. ordinary '~'' a'' n,
hous"s' '',nef new o. u, goo. .,...
There IS . Wharf, IP," y" r,,
n"i.n p'o'u.e
Saiuiiho'e' h'O''s .r ..o3..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-30

The water in the Potomac river and wins
Creek, near Cumberland. still continues low
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-30

The September races on Fashion Course
Long Island c,mncnccd ca Monday. There
were about 200 persons present. The four
mile race, which was the prominent feature
OF the occasion, was won hv Nicholas L. the
time heicg, first heat, 1909; second, I,35;
,b,ri 80
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-30

n FOR RENT.-The TAVERN PRO
-aIipERTY az Fairfax Court House, now oc.
cupIed By Thomas Garner. This is an old
stand, and with an energetic landlord, a good
business might BE- done. Possession given Jan.
usry Ist, 1855. Apply to b. WATERS, Alex.
andria. or 10 THOS. R. LOVE, Fairfax Court
House. (Fairiax News) sep 6-lsw2m
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-30

~ Observation-Disclosures Pnlladelp hia
G-ClIf PROPERTY 10 exchange for a small
ANN, with necessary buildings, within twenty
miles OF Washington city, ID. e. Address J.
". SMITH, No. 23J Duponceau street, phila.
leipnla, Pa. sep 2l-.o2w.
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MAKREED

On Tuesday, the DIST instant, By ~ h.
w. Greer, Mr.. WEST SCOTT, ani H'' ''
GARET PURCELL. all of Was.'ns''0
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-30

C.Ann REWAKn-han@"1i
oZUUTheoIoglcaI seminal! "a
s1df!a. Va, OIL sunday nIgal ;ae -.
negro boy named CARlhN
brigh, mula.ro, 5 feet, s or : .n'n.'
very we'll built. He IS about
has a very pleasant coun'enenc, oil. d,
the above reward OF 500, u 4",n
State and secured so that gs; IN. mt
dress DAVID FTZHuGH, T1'I ~,
sep l7-eotf or H L. "tnp
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-30

ers, received and Tor sale, BY
sep 2s WHEAT & BRO.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-30

C.lnn REWARD!-Ka'a"
oZUU subscriber on 'ar ~ .Ir
instant, a negro boy cs'Iei b.
Ia,to, about Is or 10 ysar. Old . -
in height, thin, and quite gooi 100" - =,
polite. He was well dressed "
the clothes he had on are not ish -, 1,
will give the above rewsrt Of .,rs,
taken u of the state and secure. "a,
him again. He lett IN comPs"i ",grG,.
negro BOYS Tsep 22-eotI !. VIZ
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-30

- TOR SALE Or RENT.-The HOUSE
+[and LOT, on Columbus street, between
h'ns and Prince streets, now occupied by J. 5.
PeEnybacker, esq. o. A. KINSOLYING,
Administrator Of J. X. Riddle, decd.
NldGlrburg sen y--eolw
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-30
kXANDRi

THURSDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 80, 1855.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-30

rHEESE.-5O boxes CutuGg' \ b
~ and for sale by
seP.29
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-30

tU IUt DDN li'HS' ~
VI ii lating around. At about s o'clock one
Of the metallic bIats came up, with about
tyen,y-,hree persons, including the first and
and tnI1d cheers. Afterwards three or Tour
men were pick~d un floating IN Il piece OF
broken boat. The second cttcer was taken
~, having been swim mug, With nCto'Lg 10
f ar him, Tor six bour-. The second and
third .~l!arTs were severely burnt; one mair
passenger was burnt Fl ghiiuily, aud some
other male passengers slightly. There we're
but xix y0m-n saved, three oil whom were
burnt-0ue in a shocking manner. Capt.
Renaud acted With the utmost Kindness. lie
gave clothes as Tar as he could furnish them
10 the suffering passengers and acted a. nurse,
doctor, and surgeon to tie burnt people,
dressing the wound, Of the females WIKI q
delicacy and tenderness that e7lnced q be-
uevoldut apd aniabEe disposition.
| dad not See 40 off GER Of the ship during
the fire, and am certain there was not ODE Ut
them or of the crew on the poop, except d man
a, the wheel for q short N | understood
that when the captain heard OF the fre he
rushed on deck without. . cap, ani wien be
saw ,re flames exclaimed. I'VE are ali lost"
lie tried 10 ge, out a boat, watch, when let
down, was swamped, and be, whether acci.
den.aliy or not | DO not know. tel! into the
&c. acd was soon lei; far behind. The fourth
otlcer was 10 this boat. lie cut her loose
from the ds7i,s; she was carried under the
screw aud smashQd. ard several in her drown
ed. Three or four men ESCAPED Oh a frag.
ment and were picked up By the Maurice, as
before stated. About the same time one
metallic life-boat was let down frJm the port
bow aud swamped, bu. got cleared away
with about thlrty-three persons 10 her, IT,
Guiding the frs. and third officers and several
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-03-26
rOR SALE.

pHING desircus Of curtailing portion Of our
~ buslnsss, We cfer for sale At great bargain on
LONG CREDIT with approved security, or In sx-
change for city property, eur large and extensive
Eeuring Mill, known ~ the Magnolis MILL. ct
LAhaspc, H., together with Stock Yard Of ten
assss, and four good Dwelling Housss; also, our
!AsFs aad sxtsnsive Coopershop and Stock In kso-
kak also, ono tf our Grocery Stores on Main a.,
between 9th and 10th, in keokuk, and : Store
HOUSE aud Lot with good Stock of arocsries, In
Hamilton, III.
For particulars enquire at No. lo9 Main-st., Q,
No. al Leyss, keokuk.
ertl4A W. n. AUSTIN a co
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Iulnlb her.

TIME subscribers would inform tho consumers Of
L Lumber, and the public generally, that they
arc nov prepared 70 furnish all kinds Of Lumber
usually made BY . Saw Mill, including Lath,
Flooring Jost, Shssting and Siding, of any length
that may ~ desired.
Call 1t the New Saw Mill, On tho river, near
whites Pork House. PAUL HUME6.
N. B. Stove Wood for sale At 81 50 per cord.
sop14d0
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u EsPECTFuLLY informs the inhabitants OF
any business in his line. From his long experience
Of ~ yesis, he has made himself familiar with
tho varicns diseases in the horse-Epidemic and
lnAusns6 Fever, Lung Fever, Infammations. 6faes
esfs, Swseny, Bolts, Worms, Collie, ,Spasms, 81
Bone, sprains. Ring Bone, Curh4, 10. Msdisi7
can b had BY calling At his rSsidsnce ON An 80
between Johnson and Exchange, Keokuk, Iovs.
jan27dly
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w 37f2
ennnaIs ~ H. "a ls|4 ~
E' R5ssaSsszzs |f3ks y. ~ 9Zz.1
49, NJ SszssZ r u u cssssS l ,||
n .6S-ssSs .sss1 ..s1sss. s.ss N N s3S i
TkS1 %7s:I e -! g. ~ ,.1l3| 80.
sS..-.s.. =. .32I .2 ~. 2 NJ l5 II ss 2&4s
eerS -.:s.s ~. sY2 ~ - = 3<.S
.ssn ~. xss ID .Ss, s.A3
SSSsS ~ sS-~~s.s ~ ~ sM- 5ssss sy.Ss.Sg
|fesI .t-rI -ssf AIt-s-I S1sss sfs t- e-
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9sh~-...,,, :, ~ ~ u . = !. saz. ,. Y
- =. .s.rss a ~. n. 1871
4 is.5rssssy sss sss.s.s.s " - ~ nv 's{
49,. - - - lll ~ 191
~ q. q. e. III. 81. .ss. u.
-. -..Ss - ~'ai e0ns'ss ~ = ~ 70 - y = -
Tt.~s .,sSn ..... - 8. \. ~ -.
aad Tios.t;nr a a. Z = =.
Th.so -s,' e. x.4... - ,..u 1. ~. /
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m,FARLAND HOUSE,
J. A. PATMOR, PRoPRsxfoR,
Formerly Of the Sherman House, Chicago, Ills,
FRONT-6T., BET. CEDAR 4 PINE,
Opposite Steam Ferry Landing,
feYt WaAisen, 49,. Iowa.
scp28d&w
SECOND STkEET CHEAP NTORE.
GREAT bargains in Dry Goods, Cloaks, Bonnsts
VI Ribbons, 10. We are now Offering our we'll
selected stock very low for cash. Our assortment Of
goods in every department is complete, and bought
very cheap, and will be sold lower than heretofore
offered, - wc, by doing businsss, save rent
and clsrk-hirs. We can and will sell lower than
any other establishment.
oct33-d r. II. ABBOTT / Co.
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Kooknk Book-Hinderv

kookuk Book-Bindery,
AND BLANK BOOK MANUFACT0RY.
pLANK Books made and ruled to any required
Dpaitern. Court Records justices Dockets, A.
short notice.
Old Books, Magasines, Music, Ae., bound or re-
bound in any style desired.
~My Biudery will be found on Second-st.,
next door TO the Athcneum, sign Of the "Big
Book. ISAAC N. PIERCE.
Sep IL Sid
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~. ". MORSE. =. NJ.
LyHLLOW of Massachusetts, Medical Seciety. or
i - ovsr fieklsn = Lusaa' Bank, Third-st.
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NEW MILI.INERY sTO1E !.

NE ~ N8 EDs1N k1lk AONkN6s
"A he. n. YALAON taxes pleasure IN A. = a
Vl pounoisg that she hrs opened nswx
stors In Curtil' Building, on Fourth strsets =
whore she will keep good asscrtmsnt ef B0nnstss
Ribbons, and every thing In that line. Ladies ass
invited call either here II tho old piAes
Main -.
.10-rswlsr' sModsisfor sals.
oCto-d
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s u p FRI N TEN ID EN- is.
lAv8 8tAken IN Office in R3ddngton's Block
I corner Of johnson and Third streets, in Room
Ne. u, 1nA story, tFst doos 10 The left at the bead
Of the nain entrance stairs, where they iAvits
tAsir frisuds and the psblic call TAsy are pre-
Pased 70 furnish desigus and detail drawings for
bsiidiags Of All kinds, public and private, and
superiptend ths erection Of the same. They hope
TO do baaness in such manner ~ will please their
patrons and do credit to themselves.
Refer, By permission, t.
=. T. Lowe, Hawkins Taylor,
kdward Kilbourne, james Estes,
Geo. g. Anderson, X, p. Crsel,
VIC. STRIPE, d. Ksddington,
VIM. Lsighton, J. N. Billings,
J. N. Hiatt. J. b. Paul
dsel7d1y
w. n. RICE,
A RCHTTECT. once In kilboufne's Block, on
IA AAin-st. bet. I'd and Sd Ksoknk Iowa.
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Dudley House.

A FEW families or other boardsrs can be 40
"A commodated with pleasant rooms and board
= this Aosss " applied for soon. Also, fcw
day bosFdsrs. rfsbl-d6ms
kOB RENT.
The room Or rooms ever the City Book Store.
The sesoaA story can be thrown into Law oiices IL
nsssssary ~ means Of folding doors. Rents mode
raAa. lsqaars as'1hs City Book Store, or n n. b.
Ogden, sagnsr n 6asond and Main strests. Tocsal
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BAsxisC HOUSE OF s
q EOkGE @. a EE4sONk Co.
been my teller for & ~, NIL.
ness, hereafter, vii II Se Hrm
and style Of N
Being one Of the Oldest banking S313 -
the ohcstj in Iowa, the new firm solici6 co1<6n.
uance Of forme- patronage so literally ex1n6<d D
the senior partner. NN n
They win make collections and remit, ~ ~.
change, on tbs dsy Of peXasnt, free VI chAyks. N
Their references are nerly by senios~pa.:-
nsF, Wis n Ss
Park Bank, N.
winslow, Lanier 1 CO.. Hers, N. Ys
Edward W. Clark 4 Co., Philadelphia.
cLpp, ruiler V.nill., Res1h. =
HOLMAN ! dslpekl - go.
Mechanics Bank, PittS( kh.
Farmers Deposit Bank, Pittsburgh.a
Kramer kahm, Bankers, - s
Gilmore Brothsrton " Cincin1>ti.
A. ID. Hunt Co, Louist M&A
State Savings Institution, 1t. Lodlks.
keoknk, Jan. /, '6s. GEO. &C. AN Do1;
isn5d
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JOS. n. M. BERTRAM. M
REAL ESTATE AND 1NSUR ANGIE

OFFICE, No. 4, KILBOURNE'S BLOCK,
IL AZ for Sale SO beautifsf Lots in b. w. XII.
L l. bourne . Addition.
From any Of these Lots the prospect from, and
the vie " around thecity, isdeiightful.
They are all near or adjoining
KILBOURNE PARKio
And other Lots in the City can be more desirable
for residences.
Block I76 in the oldlimits.
90 Feet en- Main-st. between 9th and 7th,
Lot 4, Block ~, on Bioudeau.st.
so Feet IN Block 20I ON Msin-st., between 10th
o nd il,h
rs Feet on Main Ut ;, commencing 10e feetfrom
10th street.
10 Feet on &th ST., In Block rs, q very desirable
building residence.
Also, Lots in hdward kilbourne 3 New Additi6u6
rTsRns-Low, and very Easy Payment
For further particulars enquire at the above
inn26d =
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II .PaaD1msArt ttg IT gsant and rs-ss.' q
s.ss1 ~ 5ss a @ g. sssIl eie.ss IN ssi.,saA.
n eE4uanGefs can sblaia RsliGMle In1a 16IOn
at4is 04ce II gegsra - all DAi1SOsd Routes n
- UslM4 eeAtes AMI Ghnaaae.~JR
Z Up MvH Enssesgera leass Keokuk at 7:le AsM.
1pwa IAN,
+ Dtags gose Easttc Pl mouth At 8 . m.sEundnye
s4cepted, cosnsetlng~i'h the aiternooD train a
Chicsgege
Gn hasseneeFs arriving in Keokuk on the r. y.
train from'tho Wsss, should secure thsr Tiskcts in
0A-OQe0SpenAt all hours.
J.R. R.TKwKEBuRY,
sFors1p Ticket Agent G .B.t Q. =. \. Llns.
jyIs-d4W
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1IRS3 CtAS0s---lopts. nhDes,
/ liats Ar Caps, Dry Gee1e{in
toxst, ba1ss and trunks,J Drag 7Se. pIee m.
Qnesxss and halsssI etAees
8 1ur9, Ae., ~. s&X
6xcost CLASS --D1ns3 khset.1
Il ing, shrtins asA 1iski4g Qa
originaibalss,)D Dnos ~ sSeks) -. .,ao
: Hardwass, Lssshss, Liasss1In eos. y ioo ns'
ga sAsks) Wall 11ts9s woa and
Z Sheep P4lee1 1se1Wnsd, Be-. Ae
4Map CT -Anvlls, Chains In
- lHsap, Daeon and Pork,
dtleese Or u sasts.l Paints csc. u 100 ms.
tdSy Asdi 10 oil,9 Oils, Except
lard and rcsia)
Founrn nCLAa.-coGec, Fish. Ma
con, Beef and Pork lin casks or
boxes, eaAt~ ard,) lard and
Lasd Oil, Nails. soda Ash, Ger sr. ~,.nA.
man Clay, Tar, Pitch, Kosin, ooc' ~ "s :
Steel, Manufactured Tobacco
Rosn Oil, QueenswaYe, Sugar,
(hhds bbls and bxs. } &c, DC
FLOuk-tlt bbi., until further notice.
GhAIN--1Aets. o. 100 fba, until further notice.
C0T10k-$s n bale, NOT exceeding 500 his, in
wdgkt, unti further notice.
In shir4tsg deods from any point east Of Phila-
delphtAy - partaeular marx packages "rd
Pennsyls4atS kasiyoss 1, All good. consigned to
Ssse6, ~sIlss isssssSs1 risfou, as,satisn. ,pa, M
FkElu0T A01NTS Chalk Co., Chicago ;
Packer 2 Coz AsmpAhs xesn.; Y. q. o'Riiey
Co. Evansville, Ind. MS. Bingham; Lsaissills,
Sa .sa 4 iasln ~ Ind 7. !" ps.. nss.n
Co., xasss,iils, a. issdE . O., NssE Kiisy,st.,
Boston !; Leesh = ~, ~. 4 AsGer house, IN. u.
No. wiilI.n u, NJ =. Z. 1aseder. Philsdsi.
ghaa; Msras ! -, A,.issss Z; 4. stewart,
f'''s0ursn' y. 8 HOUSTON,
Y. J. L0MnAER1. .sap't, Altoona, Penn.
Jan 1sk&--flp
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Rax nA1u aGfa Dareala.
a ~ ls1fRsuat, {, ~ Iees "
y. N eptkes u tk1 Y6rshnsoF. Doid ~ Is or]
hieh aros1a .and willbe solashseptf u srSlisi4se1
eeOn. ss sSs sSS ssss ss 80 81 n m 81
TSrns. Ahsut 3sAsh, thl SalAasstn sesy -.
4ante. IAQuire u tbs pAdeS6a ~. - ~ n
1stldins, AeSnsr r. Kxahas1 an4 III ~. . s:s
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NAexAxkr1A cnneisA 4 : 80
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= r.
KE0KUK.. IoWA
nFfiCE on johnson street, between "a AAd I'd,
~ over the Posto1ice.
nov6diy
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Also, ~ several different routes to alltAs pria.
sipei Intermediate placer.
Also. 70 0Alsna, Dsnleith ard st. Paul.
Also 70 al the Railroad Cities in Upper an1
Lower Caasdas via Grand Trunk kailwayl Han
iiton, Toronto, Kingston. Montreal and QssAsc.
Bythesams roststo Ogdensburgh, N. T., PIatts.
burgh, N. Y and Portland, Me-,
Can be procured ~ the
RAlLk0AD TICKET OFFICE,
M1tn- ST., one door from BtlIinas Howse
kEOkUk. IOWA.
IN Travellers save time and meney ~
buying their Ticketsi n COX uk.
16-Psssengcrs leaving keokuk at q, Ts4t.eYe
:. M, reach Gaiena or Dunfeith next usptnetc
breakfast, Chicago next morning at 5:l9Xl11iok.
cincinnati next day At 10 p. m, - kext
change Of cars from Chicago.
S0-close so94sstieai made in Chicago with ~
DEc11lDlRs ~. 1857.
- While the sfy3k Nmaine epcn, the foltgvfnn
VIII the rates of T1hOU1A FARE.
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q III y EM,N-
.JEWELRY STORE.

rover Whtc NJ uetachc q leyeI1s
AndL 'EpiH qualities.
Ladies' 'platu fosaic, came 0and ena me lied
earrings and bfs5Is pins, ladies' and children :
gold and ~ bfaeslets, ladies and gents gold
chains, end pens, gold and diamond finger
rings. & liver thimbles, gents gold breast
pins, stud5S0 and sleeve buttons, gold, siivcr,
steel snd patsdSspectacies pocket, table and des
scrt cutlery, and scissors.
silver ware.
In whiehiine intend not to bes surpassed By any
store vest or nostAof ST. Louis Wis: silver ta bl.
dssscrt and tsa spoons and forks sugar, cream, md
tard and salt apo0ny, butter aud
ssd plated napkin ringf, &c.
Plasea ware anA fAncy GooAs.
Plated and britAnnist tea sets, csstors, fruit and
cake baskets ,candcsticks, pearl and shel pock
books, and in fact every hing psrtsinins fnsmy
line.
ClNcks.
AgeneralAssortmcntof Of clocks Of I'll
| ternsa nd best make, al war; ted 70
time.
~Watches and Jewelty repaired II u
workmAnlik manne Z and at he shortes W
my6-dly JULES Gl
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Bossss d % di1srent foatss.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-03

We have gathered into this exhibit such facts
as we thought calculated to elucidate the present
cordtion and prospects Of the Wool market They
show that
l. American Wool has bees remarkably steady
in price throughout the last eight years-we think
moIe 20 than any other Agricultural staple. While
Wheat, Flour, Indian Corn, Butter, Cheese and
most other farm products, have huctuated violently
from time to time the variations IN the price Of
Wool have hardly exceeded twenty-five per cent.
IL. Though great Commercial Reyulaon has
just swept over the whole civilized world prostrat
iIg thou,ards Of our merchants and manufacturers,
and reducing the prices Of many Agricultural sta
pies more than fifty per ceLt American Wool is
not this day twenty per cent cheaper than it was q
rising or bidding fair to increase in value. At the
worst, the chances are in favor of prices being
higher before they shall be lower.
III. Tie importation of Foreign Wool, instead
Of increasing, has fallen of since imported coarse
Wool was made free of duty. OF course, this is
bauassments, the stOppase Of mile, slack de-
mand, and the fall in prices, have discouraged im-
portations.
". TIE present prices Of American Wool are
rot materially lower than were those Of this time
in 1854 ard in 1855, when al Wool imported, ex.
cept in the shape Of certain manufactures, was
subject to thirty per cent duty.
V. 1t is but ten to fifteen per cent. lower than
the average prices of the last seven years, which
were notOriouily years Of average high prices for
Agricultural staples.
VI. Wool is this day nearer the prices Of one
year ego than most other Agricultural products.
IL other words, though tun Of Silver or Gold
would buy more Wool to-day than it would have
done before " the Panic, yet thousand tuns Of
Wool will buy more Wheat, Rye, Indian Corn,
Beef, Polk, Cheese, Butter, ard Lard, taking equal
values Of each, than they would have done one year
sgo, or we think at any time within the last seven
YEAR,. Wool, tteD, has only ,hard-nsy, has not
fully shsred-in the general depression of prices
caused BY the great reTulsion absurdly termed
the Panic
Such are the material facts presented by a
tuIY,y Of the Wool prices of the Iast seven years.
To us, they seem ful of encouragement for the
American Wool. grower, giving assurance that his
plcts n the future wli-at lesst, as compared
with Il csc Ct other farm produc.s-be fully equal
70 iLose Of TIE pact.