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The rrir to QM.ncy.

Those going 70 Quincy TO hear Lincoln
and Douglas) by the Keokuk and 81. Louis
Packet, should remember that IL is nseessa-
~ 10 get their tickets, beforehand, OF Mr.
lIssight, 1t tho Packet Depot.
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Direct importation
II ARDWAR AND CUTL ERY!
s. w. & n. TUCKER,
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS,
/ have In store, and are receiving their supplies
forthe spring trade ,directfrom tho makers, which
they offer to cash and prompt tims-bsyers on IA
vorable terms. Thsstock being annually large,
they confidently solicit An examination Of the
same. SWAN. TUCKER,
May l0-dAw Sign Of Red Paddock.
MES BHOvELs.--A large stock Of Ames'
"a 6hovels for sale low by
CCYTHE sTONEs.-scythe Stones, Of different
y kinds, in quantities 70 suit.
maybe SWAN TUCKER.
CCYTHI KIFLEs.--VArious qualitiesof scyths
- Rides nd ShArpsners Tor sale by
maybe S.W.A II. TUCKER.
CICkLEs.--A good article OF Sickiss for sale BY
- [mayl0l S.W. II. TUCKER.
HkIND5TON ER,--The Berea Grindstones, W
" rious sises for sale by
SWAN. TUCKER,
(sign Of the He'd radiosk,
MAyl0dAw Cor. Of Main = - 6ts.
LSENCE NAILS,
T. Fine Sd do
Casing do
Finishing do
Barrel do
Together with general assortment Of other nails
Of the Belmont brand, just received and for sale
low by s. W. II. TUCKER,
maysdkw
WORN Garden, Grnbbng and other HOES;
~ Spades, Shovels, ttocks and Picks;
Scythss. Snaths, and Grain Cradles;
Cow bells, Rakss and Corn Planters,
OK. Trace and Halter ChAins;
Cuttin Boxes. Hsy and Straw Knives
Hay. Htrawssnd Manure Forks;
And large stock Of assorted Hardware and Cut
lery on hand and for sale low By
maySddw b. W. IL. TUCkER.
Kcokak Agency
WHEELER a. WILSON'S
CELEBRATED
Family Sewing Machines
rHR ABOVE nAcnrHEs,
awTHE BESTEVER INvENTED,~
| a RE sold at this agency 1t the manufacturer
IA prices, adding only the cost Of transportation.
/ A0rInstYuctions In operating the machine gives
| gratis to purchasers Of Machines.
Refer 70 the following Ladies In Ksokuk, Wis
| have these machines In use:
Mrs. Edw. Kilbourne, Mrs. A. b .Chittsnden,
Mrs.. Or. Ford, Mrs. John Barns.
/ Apply personally Or By letter 70
Elk. BUELL.,
i 90 Aain-st., IMP stAirs.)
sps1eAAWea ksokuk, lows.
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UThs New York Times announces Il

UThs New York Times announces the
appointment Of William Preston, Of Ken
tncky, - tho American Minister at Madrid.
vice Mr.. Dodge, who stan3s ready TO vaoats
HE post. II adds that hs has accepted the
appointment, and will make his arrangemsnts
for IN early departure to the seat OF his mis-
sion. Tho appointment i sqppo.sd 70 have
hssn broughs about By the good oihces Of
Vice President Breckinridge, who was anx-
ious 70 have Preston rewarded for his servi-
ces in the Cincinnati Convention, In bring
ing over old Wings to the Democracy. His
previous services in behalf Of tho Nebraska
bal were also without doubt remembered.
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DAHIOK. Chamber and Kitchen
SETS, Of all kinds. for sale ehssp for Cash, b.
GEO. 3. KlLBOURNE, Agent,
Aain-st., bet. "a and ID,
may15d KeOkuk, Iowa.
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CHARLES lxADMAKEM.
HAIR DRESSER.

I ATE Of PAui's celebrated Saloon, No. Il Couyt-
IL landtst., New York, would respectfully tender
his professional services to the citisens Of Keok
and vicinity, and gives notice that 30 has opened
opposite the Gait Houss, where, BY punctual at
tentioa 70 business he hopes to secure the patron
age Of this community.
SHAVING,
HAIR CUTTING,
AND SHAMPOOING.
Done with Noatness anA Dlspatch.
G. h. has on hand choice stock Of Prrfumsry,
Lnbin's Extracts, Ac., which he Offers for sale 81
the lowsst New York Prices. v
Sept. /, s60-dy
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Buffalo and Lake Huron RaIsroaa
CHICAGO TO BUFFALO VIA DETROIT
AT the above Office tickets for New York, Boston,
and all the stations on the. New York Erie and
New York Central Railroads can be obtained.
j. WARkACk,
~ Agent OF b. Ill. III. Railroad,
SHfice No. SO Dearbon Street, Chicago.
April 1s,s'sssd1y-cH.s.
Sight Drafts on London at dollars per 6 stcr-
ling may be obtained at the 0fhoe OF the Grand
Trunk X. X. OF Canada, In Chicago.
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WIN. n. mss ERVEY,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
Hnmcral COllocllnR Aren't

GCmerAl collecting agent.
FORT DODGE ............l0WA.
REvERENeBs.
ucn 1chr w s.nckd-.e, Register - rc-t Dodge
Land once
Hon. Thomas Sergeant, Receiver Fort Dodge
Land Once;
Gen. Van Antwerp, Keokuk, Iowa.
Hon. J. d. Thompson, Judge lath Judicial Dis.
trict, Harysson, Iowa.
Geo. B. Reid, ksokuk, lows;
D. o. Finch, Des Moines, Iowa.
Hon. S. A. Douglas, Washington, D. &C.
June Idly
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OloaO1UgloU.
VTNHE CO-PArtnership heretofore exiting be-
L tween the subscribers, under the name and
arm Of Farrar = Hainss, IL this day dissolved "
mutual consent. Robert i p. Q. Hsipss will con
tinue In tho business, and sign the name Of the
arm in liquidation. They will also settle all o.
counts Of the late nrm, and all debts due II must
DO paid thou. III. 8. FAHRAR,
ROBERT HAINEH.
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lust NECEIvED, Large Let -
OSUPEkIOk ICE Ca EATS-an indispsnss-
bic article in every fsmiy-for SALE very cheap, by
GEO. X. KILBOURNE, Agent,
june2-d Main-st., bet. ID 4 I'd.
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PAKLEr's PAsoxAsA, or CusfoslTfxs or Ma
ausx AND AR, HIsroRr AMP BiooRArnY, 10 q
work by the we'll known author, 8, @. Good
rich, whose name itseif should give il suf-
6ciens passport to the confidence Of the peo-
pie. This work is especially designed for
popular use and contains great deal Of in
ssructiye, entertaining and valuable matter,
handsomely illustrated by 500 suitable en-
gravinge.
We have no hesitation, Whatever, in recon-
mending il to the patronage OF the public,
and particularly to such ~ desire Informs
ton On varied subjects Of interest within q
comparatively small compass.
This book IL Published BY subscription, and
the agent for this county, Mr.. II. B. Simonds,
il nov cAnvassing our city for subscribers.
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CO.PArtncYship.
The undersigned, having formsda Co. Partner
ship uuder the name and style Of Haines Brother,
and purchased the entire interest Of Ii. 3. FsrrAS,
will continue the business Of manufacturing Sash,
Doors, Blinds, Flooring, Pump Tubing, So, ~
the old stand, corner Of Biu6 Streets, near the
Keokuk 4 Fl. Des Moincs Rail Road Depot
ROBERT HAINE6,
Ksokuk Sept. 70, 81. r. q. HAINES.
octS-d
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Ysumg MEAS Christian AssSctalien.
A meeting was held 10 the First Baptist
Church Of Keokuk, on Thursday, for the for
NATION Of Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton. A constitution was presented and signed
BY those present, and the following officers
were thereupon elected for the ensuing year :
d. W. Ford, President; r. T. Patterson,
Vice President; L. D. Simpson, Correspond
Ing Secretary; Geo. Parsons. Recording SEQ
ysIary VIM. DigGs, Trsasursrj O. y. Conn,
Asditor Stanton Cady, Librarian.
MAHAoxss.-J. ]. Tillinghast, Alex. Tack.
abury, John Blair, VIM. p. Hubbard.
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DissoauliOn,

DI60OtUIIO0.
T1yHE partnership heretofore sxisting bstveen
i stephen n. Jones, and o. b. 0'Bsnnon, 10 this
day dissolved by mutual consent.
n. Jones win settle All the business Of the old
Arm,
NAY Al, nd
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Blk Of Goshen, Cos hen.
Blk Of aosport, iosport
Bk Mt. Vernon, Mt. v.
Blk OF pAoli, paoli.
Blk Rockville, VI abAs b.
Blk Salem, N. Albany.
hk OF salem, Salem.
Bloomington Bank.
Cambridge City Bank.
Canal Blk, Granville.
Crescent City bk /"
Kxch. Bk, Gresncastle.
fAyetH County Hank.
Hoosier Bank.
Indiana Bk, Msdisoa.
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KxReStences ~ = lbaYrsssog.
RY ". WARREN, ESQ.,, Of the Lamar Tsnpls.
- Fer aAs b. CAVE 1ARRUA.
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DELINQUENT LIST az Lots,
nN which special taxes are due and unpaid, for
~ AoAdamising, GATHERING and Trimming in
the Alley through Block No. Is.
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THE POLLS WILL BE HELD,
Tomorrow, on tho corner Of Main and
Ninth streets, the Office Of the Sale Stable
Fsr Quincy.

II will Be seen by reference to the sdver-
tisem eut 10 another column that the Fare on
the Hamilton Belle has been reduced to rs
cents for the trip 10 Quincy and back, on
Wednesday next.
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800
BIZ Indiana, Mich. City.
Bk Of ElkhArt, BID hart.
Ind. Farm. Blk, Franz lin,
Indian Reserve bank.
kentucky stock Bank.
Lagrange Bank, Lima.
Parke 20. Blk Rock vile.
Prairie City Bk I. Haute
March. 4 Mech. N. Alb.
Salem Bank, Goshen.
Southern Blk Of Indisna.
state Bk and Branch 50.
Rockville Bank.
Farmers Bank, Westfeld.
Bank # Syracuse.
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Alto RNEY AT LAW
rORNER THIRD AND MAIN sTRHxTB, over
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maySl-d
7y0MPOUND SYRUP q BlaekIsrry Rsss, 70
~ ash b. 3. b. vOWELLy
| sad III MaaA-se.
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Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1858-05-20

Tan FARM AND THE GARDEN. May is quite
as busy month as April, for the farmer at
the north even more 50. Nearly oil the crops
not already in the ground require putting in at
once, and before the end Of the month the hoes
will be called into use.
No after labor can compensate for work
poorly done now, and future crop is mainly
dependent upon well manfred and thoroughly
plowed ground, good seed, and judicious
planning or sowing. We cannot too strongly
urge now. at the planting season, a finely pull
verified and deeply worked soil for the seed
bed, whether it be a coru field, a potato patch
or gran lot. A few mere bushels to the a.
ere will pay for an extra blowing or snl,soiling.
The vegetable gardener is now hurried with
work, preparing grounds and putting in the re-
manning crops The work Of planting should
be hurried along, many 81 the vegetables snc-
cecdiDg much better when planted early. Those
having but small plots Of ground may 70 ar
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range their crops as to get large returns from
little space. OF course the land should be ma
nured in proportion to the returns expected
from it.
To drive business, be up with the sum- A late
beginning makes worrying day with an I'M
satisfactory amount Of labor at night. Have.
your own tcols and places to keep tn nj in,
that no time may be lost in searching for them,
or in going to neighbors to borrow Spend a
little time to root out the stumps, old roots or
large stones against which the pillow has brought
up for years. Leave no waste uncultivateds
places about the farm. The soil may as well
produce crop Of vegetables as weeds. Set
out q few shade and fruit trees about the
buildings, and along the lanes and roads. YosN
wife and children will thank You for it in after
time. There is economy in ito.
Working oxen require good tending now that
their labors are heavy. Keep them from grass
till spring work is over. Save the finest calves
for stock, Notwithstanding the butcher may Of
for ever SO tempting sum. A good calf is as
easily and chcarly raised as poor one, and tie
value of the future animal may be doubled.
Cellars are fruitful sources Of disease If gar.
bage and filth are allowed to accumulate for
years. We trust they were thoroughly cleaned
and white washed last month. Open the win
dows daily for ventilation. -Agricauuratist
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. 0ll LBS, fresh WHITE LEAD, from

. AHln LBS fresh WHITE LEAD, from
~9OOV Jewett Sons Brooklyn, Belle
vue and Boston White Lead Go. IS.
1000 lbs. AMERICAN ZINC. and ono Tbs
FRENCH ZINC just received, and for sale in lots to
suit purchasers.
VENETIAN RED, SPANISH WHITE, FRENCH
YELLOW, CHROME GREEN AND YELLOW,
AMERICAN AND CHINESE VERMILLlON,
BURNED UMBER, &C., always on hand
A large lot of pure AMERICAN LINSEED OIL
just received and selling cheap
A good assortment of DRUGS and MEDICINES,
ACIDS, OILS &C.. at the lowest rates.
Physicians Prescriptions quickly and carefully
prepared at the Drug Store, South street.
J. G. BECKWTTH,
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LITcHFlEID, THURSDAY, NAY 20. 1853.
For the Litch field Enquirer.

MAY.
Bright May has come with its birds and flowers,
With its laughing streams and its shining hours
And the landscape hw chang like the Phnnixo old
From the ashes Of Winter to beauty's fair mlnld
The brghtsun Of morning shines forth from tie skies
Where 50 lately he fingered. delaying to riss;
And when the day closes he loiters awhile
In the western horizon, then sinks with q sinile.
The autumnal wall of the wind is STILL
And it whispers softly DER vale and hill,
While the clouds that hang 10 the azure sky
In the depths of the lake like bright coral lie.
The farmer goes forth to his smiling field.
And his fancy pictures the autumnal yield
And his orchards, now white as the driftcd snow,
He stains with the fruit that rich autumn win show
And childhood gambols beneath the trees
Inhaling strength with the passing breeze,
Or wanders forth in the woods to play
And Gull early flowers for the Queen of MAY.
And while all Nature is gay and fair
While there's beauty earth and fragrance In air,
To the human soul there's feeling given
Which transports it from earth towards its native
heaven.
IT'S a feeling Of thanks to the God of the skies
Who again has looked down and made glndness arise;
Who clothes Spring in her beauty and Simmer in
glory;
Who makes Autumn all grandeur, and Winter all
hoary. RopER1eK. S
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THE ENGLISH GRAVE YARD m ROME.
roMBs or AMERICAN TRAVELLERS.
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3,
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fcor,esnondenee Of the Boston coaI;,r.l
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guor a'le fepose 'ne la,es '..nd'es =. .nS
oa1hpo oan'oLas 'Ae a.a"a"S ~ ,.or 1.na,n
eau ."er ce"c'efleSTho 10 80 wei Ano"n &c
neaes' tne poet. ne l'es II, o"e ovl"e. ~ INC
ne'd' anu Tue nser'p,on un n's son'e ., may
oe easl.y reae l,ol 'ne o'neI .'ue VI tIo U.s.
WITHOUT even eutei".s 'ne 'e". ~ - s"oS
rcnarAaole lISclP1'on ~ We" we ~. NV" Gnu ~
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VI 1ou"g n"s''S" oe'. "'o' y" nc , uoa'n
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WORDS 70 pe engraved on HIS .e'nos o.e, ir t
nes o"e ""os1 ':":'e VIC w.. 49," ;" -, u" ne
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wiz. .s ,la!e, I"., ," a.. '"' '0p' ""o
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80 my ~. S"s 49, 80 's s....aa
assaa' se..a..s' us ps"sne s,oo u,s a,i.
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rhonmh ea ~. hal oa,Iad ii. &c E,n,;sh oo,o-
ct.ru ST. ','nra .,,.n ame half of ,hesa hss;ad
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no.,h .,.sa o,.,,,,.sos M rooa;,,.. A.. ;,,sor
t;ons mon t,,.sa to,as.stonas u,II fnd n,onv in
Erouo, n,ora n Gnr,,an and Gill ,rraotor
nn,nha. :, t,. ,so,th h;..o..,r,,s;os e DE-
s;an l;,ara,nr. ~. tho Enyi;i I ;nscr;,,.;oms
nr.,,onn.t 80 u,obah,x h.canse tho A.n,.r;,,ns
thcro ;n,srrea h.se If conrss tho short h;sto.
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larouare 60 - ~
Tb,nuh q orsve.vord &c everrwhere a sad.
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have never heard or read anything that gives
an adequate idea Of this lovely spot A tomb
it can scarcely be called, for bis grave is only
marked by slab Of greyish stone, lying fat
upon the ground, which very few would OBJ
serve unless their attention was specially di-
rected towards it. The letters on this slab
are almost illegible, but by bending down, you
can make out the well known inscription
Percy RYsnE Shelley,
Cor CoRDIuM
Natus iv: Aug. MDccxcn.
Obiit vii. July Mpcccxxu.
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Nothing of him that doth fade,
Bat doth suffer a sea oh ange.

Into something new and strange.
But a more sweetiy appropriate location for
the grave of poet, and such poet as She.-
ley, could scarcely be imagined. 1t lies upon
the highest ground of the cemetery, shaded by
cypress trees, and still further retired by being
placed in the recess formed by q large niche
in the wal--the wall Of ancient Rome. Nearly
over the humble grave stands an old tower,
once forming part of the Notifications, but
now only dismantlcd and crunlbling ruin, on
whose battlelncnts waves the long grass, and
along whose buttresses cling the wild vines.
Sometimes the sun, as he sets over the jamie
uum Hill, darts bright rays Of light under the
gloomy cypress bonghs and the light falls like
a golden glory about the poets grave. AT
such 4 time the most beautiful spot in this
beautiful city of the dead, is the spot whore
Shelley lies TnE OR1ESrAL1sr.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1858-05-20

KEEP YOUR EYE ON YOUR NEIGHBoRs. Take
care Of them. Don't let them str without
watching. They may do something wrong If
you do. To be sure You never knew them 10
do anything very bad, bnt it may be on Your
account they have nots Perhaps if It bad
not been for your kind care, they might have
disgraced themselves and families, d long time
ago. Therefore don't relax any effort to keep,
them where they ought to be never mind
your own business, that win take care of itself
There is q man passing along he is locking
over the fcnce-be suspicious of him, perhaps
ne contemplatcs stealing something some uf
these dark nights; there's no knowing what
queer fancies be may have got into his head--
II you see any symptoms of any one passing
ont Of the path Of duty, tell every one elss
that you can see, and be particular to see u
great many. Its a good way to circulate
such things, and though it may not benefit
yourself, or any one else particularly, it WILDE
something important about some one else Keep
something going silence is d dredful thing
though it is said there was silence in Heaven
for the space Of half an hour, don't let any
such thing occur on earth it would be too
mundane sphere. II, after all your watchful
care, you can't see anything out of the way in
any one, you may be sure it is not because
they have not done anything bad; perhaps, in
annnguarded moment, you lost sight of them :
throw out hints, they are no better than they
should be-that yon should not wonder il poo
pie found out what they were after while,
and then they may not carry their heads so
high. Keep it going, and some one win take
the hint and begin to help you after while
then there will be music, and everything viii
work to charm.
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