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Tee 100 ns


Hats and Caps, Dry Goois in,
boxes, bales and trunks,) Drug 75c. y 100 fbs.
lin boxes and bales,) FeatneTs,
furs, de-, DC.
sEcosn CLASS 49, Domestic sneet-
ing, Shnting and Ticking lin
origipalbales, lrusA tin casks) an. 90 ,oaN
hardware, Leather, Liquor lin I 0oe' y iVops
caaks), Wall Paper, Mooi and
Sheep Pelts, eastward, Ac., de-
THIRD pcLAss.--Anvils, Chains lin
casks, y Hemp, Bacon and Pork,
sated loose or in saeRs, - Paints 50c. u 100 Ms
tdry and in oill Oils, texcept
lard and rosin),
FouHiH Glass Coffee, Fish, Ba-
con, Beef and Pork lin casks or
boxes, eastward,) Lard and
Lard Oil, Nails. soda Ash, Ger an. .,,ao ~,
man Clay, Tar, Pitch, Eosin, '' y Nv -
Steel, Manufactured Tobacco,
Rosin Oil, Qusenswsre, Sugar,
(hhds. bbls and bxs., de-, 1c
FLouh-75 Il bbi., until further notice.
GhAIN-35 cts. y 100 ms. until further notice
COT1oN--S2 y bale, not exceeding 500 ibs, II
weight, until further notice.
In shipping Goods from spy psint east Of PhilA
| delphiai be particular 70 marx packages "vi'
I Penasyivania kaiiroad." All goods consigned 4
the Agents of this road At Philadelphia or Pitt'
burgh, will be forwarded without detention.
FREIGHT AGENTS--Clsrk 4 Co., Chicago
Packer Co., Memphis, Tenn; 7. q. o'kiiey
Co., Evansville, Ind; Vim. Bingham, Louisville
KY; ;R. @. Meldrum Madison, Ind; II. W. Brow
4 Co., and Irwin Co., Cincinnati H 8. Pierce
Co., GAINESVILLE, o.; Leech Co., No. "a Kiiby-st.
Boston Leeeh Co., No. 2 Astor House, N. Y.
No. William-st., N. r.; K, j. Sneeder, Phiiadel
phia; Magraw koons Ealsimore D. A. Stewart
| Pittsburgh. ii. II. HOUSTON,
General Freight Agent.
| II. J. LoMBABRT Sup't, Altoona, Penn.
Jan. l. 'bs--dly
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1853. sunmer ArranEement. 1893.
CHANGE OF TINE!
Forming, in connection with the Packets, a
twice daily line TO Chicago and
Mount Pleasant.
Through 70 ChtcAK o tn II n oMFs!
To take effect on Monday, August 9th, 1858.
I,RoM and after the above date and until fur
T. thor notice, Trains will leave Packet Depot
ksokuk as follows
First, fAccommodationl Train leaves Keokuk
Packet Depot, daily al O'Clock n. IN.
second, tSteamboa Day Express) Train leaves
keokuk at ll:a0 q. m.
Third, tSteamboat Night Express) Train leaves
Keokuk at 1880 p. m.
FIRST (Accommodation} Train leaves Montrose at
S:l5 =. m.
Second, Steamboat Day Expressl Train leaves
Montrose at l2:I5 p IN.
Third tstenmboat Night Express) Train leaves
Montrose daily at li:4b p. m.
The trains the above med Railroad ru mi n z
In connection with new and FRS. class Passenger
Packets, will form twice daily line 10 Burning
ton, making sure and close tio0s with trains
running Eas, and West for Chicago and Mt. Pleas
ant.
Also, connecting at Montrosc once daily with
packets, for Muscatine, Rock Island, and points
above. Passengers for Burlington can take either
Day or Night Express.
above, Will take the Night Expre~s.
u. W. LAWS,
superintendent.
j. X. TEwKsBuRr, Ticket Agent, Main-st.
| o. III. BREWER, Freight AgeEt, Office at Pseke
Depot. IRup6i
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WIN. n. MEAERyEY,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW

ATTUKNEY AND CUUN6ELLUK AT LAW,
AND
General ColIectlnE agent,
FORT DODGE. ...... ........lOWA.
REYEREEcxs:
Hon. John w. Stockdale, Register Of Fort Dodge
Land Office;
Hon. Thomas Seargeant, Receiver Fort Dodge
Land Office;
Hon. VIM. II. Merritt, Cedar Rapids, Iowa;
Gen. C.n antns.p, hsvAAe, Io"a.
Hon. J . b. Thompson, Judge 18th Judicial Dis
trict, Haryston, Iowa.
Geo. b. Reid, keokuk. Iowa;
ID. o. Finch, Des Moines, Iowa.
Hon. s. A. Douglas, Washington, d. G.
June l-dlY
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Dudley House.
Corner OF Main and Eighth streets,
81 90 per Day.
mch20dtosepl KELLY, PRoPRI eroR.

n8ancrOStss ntstory.
NEW VOLUME. The American Revelation -
~ Tls Nistol, " sAs Uuiisl St.tus- w. 1. a.,
being vol. I. Of the American Revolution BY Geo.
Bancroft Syo. Uniform with tho previous vol
umes. .
Also, just published, Iiiiliard on vendors The
Law OF Vendors and Purchasers Of Real Property
By Francis HilIiard, Esq, Author Of tho Law ol
Mortgages" Ac. Two vols In ono. 8vo. 50.
For sale BY OGDEN. BROWNELL ! CO.,
mayzid 50 Main-st.
IyOMPOUND SYRUP of BlackIsrry Root, IL,
~ sale BY 3. b. vOWELL,
sua7d Isl MAin-st.
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n. r. LOVE 4 Co.,
Successors to Dcming 4 Love,)
BANKERS,

Successors TO Deming 4 tove,)
BANKERS,
KE0KUK .............-.....IOWA,
1--WE particular attention to collections, and re-
~ mitPromptly on the day Of payment.
RERBRRHCKs.
Bank Of North America, New ork.
prexel o., Philadelphia.
( X. w. Clark b Co., "
Citisens' Bank, Baltimore.
Bank Of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh.
Jno. d. Scnlly Cashier, do
b. Brady, Cashier, Wheeling.
Branch State Bank Of Ohio, 2anesville.
Commercial Bank Cincinnati.
Stste Savings Institution, st. Louis.
Geo. Smith a Co., Chicago,
Northern Bank Of Kentucky, Lexington.
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No other Lite OF slesBua o06g - >111A11lprob
ably soue that evR vsn - - 49, - toaf any
oomrasison 10 this in tAseseeAa -. 4sll1ss u In.
siass, ..9 e. e. ss:
and the years u patisat, aasdsess tall Il NJ cost,
have hsen giysn with unsrudsi1g, uAtiring Mthu-
siAsm--IN. Y. Tribune.
AT length sAs pshlis bsvs LII. of Thomas Jef-
fsson thash not only fAseinsting, and thsrelors
sure TO be popular. bat one that win stand the e.
ssntial historical tsstthat Of accuracy and truth
fulness. nis seen that the ground-w of the
whole Y aashntic eossmposary natsrial, and Of
q years. wewould not compare this volume with
that inimitable and inoomparabls biography Of
Boswei and yet faithful IL the portraiture that
Jefferson 10 made 10 draw Of himsslf, that his na-
ness not unlike that In which johnson stands ont
in the pages u Boswcll,--[ Boston Post
Imbued with that enthusiassic admifaticn Of his
subject, without which bicgrapher IL rarely suc-
hide whassvss faults b. may Ant, either from him
sclf or from the rsadsr. Hs paants The pieturs -
Cromwell insistsd his shoaM y painted. "warts
and all" Tbs pieturs saias ~ iAis IN 1tfs- like
eolorins vithost losing any sf ~ najsstis pro-
No one who runs. however sasually over this
work will fail 70 ~ satshsd that n. Ranaall has
added very largely TO tAe woslds stock u tnfor-
nAtion about Jsfssson, tAss b ~ hed esssn to
more than VS. ever doas by any see bsfors lin to
iiu.trsss the Psrsonality q that sssst statesman
IN. Y .nss. Puss.
| We have reed with delight Mr.. Randsll's snpsl-
vsting details Of Mr.. Jsasnoa = psssoaal history,
| which hs has ssduloasly eAaAsssd, - aAnisabIy
groupsd together, from great variety of authentic
sources, hitherto unsxplorsa. Ous ef ~ tsnpt
richness Of his nAtsriAls, the sble and
suthor has constructed book, st once most en-
teftaining and insuuctive--oas that should bs
studied BY every patriot Of tbs land.-l Riehnosd
Enquirer.
| There can bs only one opinion q 70 the ability
general impartiaiity and industry which Mr.. Ran
dali has brought into combination in che compost
tion Of this biography. He has
worthiiy sxssated much wanted book.-fPhiis-
delphiA Press.
| twill take place among the choieest classics Of
American literature, and be consulted by every fu.
tare historian Of this country Eve
| Bullitin.
We like II because II neither somossls, palliates
exaggeasss, nor diststs, hut Appfosehes, In every
and in every Particular the Of ths
to shape the domestic and foreign policy Of the M
tion he contributed so greatly toeal ints xistenee
IN. D. True DELTA.
i This work will be SOLD EXCLUSIVELY
BY SUBSCRIPTION, at the low price of 81 So
handsomely bound in cloth.
Experienced Canvas,ing Agents wanted. In al
parts OF the country, TO obtain subscribers for thi
work. Applicants should stste what counties the,
would like to canvass
! Specimen copies win be sent BY mail, prepaid
TO any address, on receipt Of the price.
For full particulars, address
jy3ldAwlt No. ll9 Nassau-yt., New York
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WILLIAM JAkEMAr,

HORSE DOCIUK.
ID E5PEcTFuLLY informs the inhabitants Of
N keokuk and its vicinity, that he will attend TO
any business in his line. Prom his long experiences
Of ~ yeats, he has made himself familiar with
the various diseases in the horse-Epidemic aud
Innuenxa Fever, Lung Fever, InhammA,ions, Stag
gers, sweeny, Butts. Worms, Cello, Spasms, spavsp
Bone, sprains, Ring Bone. Curbs, &c. MsdicinsS
can be had by calling At his yssidence, 4th ST.,
between johnson and Exahsngs, ksokuk, Iowa.
tan9Tdlv
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CIRCULAR.
Te sur Patrons ana the PuAa,e =,
General.

Ts sur Patrons ana the Public -
General.
WE take great pleasure In being able 10 a,.urs
w you that tn0twithstanding our heavy loss IL
the burning of our Sales Rooms at Nos 10 ana a
Washington Avenue, and the loss OF the entire
stock in thsns On tho morning Of the 1Sth ult.
ws are already able 70 hil any order that nay bs
desired IN our line.
Iaying large amount Of stoch In our W.r..
houses that are not connsotsd with our ssss rooms.
and being in constant receipt of eoods from the
best manufacturers, ~ are thus enabled 70 All or.
ders as our usual low prices, and in former prompt
and satisfactoyy mAaaer.
sirabie stcck sre unequAlcd; our personal attsn-
tiopAnd large experience il and win b. constantly
given TO our legitimate busness ~ Dealers in md
Manufactures Of
Furniture and Upholstery,
| in all the various branches. We assure von ~.
We will sell Is good Goods and 1t ~ Los Prises.
| and on ~ favorable terms ~ any house In The
West.
Thanking you for the very liberal pesron.~e
heretofore bestowed on us, We ask eontinsance Of
the same.
Sslss Rooms for the present, on North. h.v..t .or-
ner Of Washington Avenue and second-st., four
doors below tae Old stanAff
~ S62ISssi S62sMTfi' Msii'; /. MASON.
| st. Louis, Mo-, July n, ,5s.-Aug3dAv
NOTICE.
LN0R the next TWENTY DAYS 10 close outfR
L Lambsr now In Yardss fhAying bssn pilsd =
ysar) I will sell sn hinda Of lunhsr - snpss-
oedented low prices Tor cash.
Twill sell q cash prices for scrip Or sosAty q.
dsu' and win 1sas tor W 3. 1is:as.s; s:,ss;rr
1 At Dss Moins Railroad Depot,
jy2sd2ew3t 0Mss - AAin-st.
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spring ana Summer OF 1855.
sUPpLIEsJUSTREcEIv
J.. n .aUrcniAsoH. JAAHs DEWEY.
HUTCHINSON DEWEY,
MERCHANT TAlLORS,
Thiyd-st. bet. Main JOHNSON. EOkUK,
LAVE iustrecsived 81 their Fashioaabls Tailor.
il lipe and Furnishin bIishment . choice and
excollent supplyo of BroAdcloths, ,CAssineres, Vest
ines and ent = Furnishing q Gods, Of all dsscri
tions and guarantee thAt theirwork shall be don,
In the most approved and sstisfastory manner
They are reoonstant lyrecsiving tho New York and
Phiiadsl phi and rsspsctfully solicitAl
Who dssir good work and the tmAtsrial to Y.
them : call.
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keOkuk Alcohol Dis
tiblery.

vl,HE subscriber respectfully informs the citi-
i sens of Ksokuk and the surrounding country
that be is ready to I'll any orders addressed 10
him for
ALCOHOL,
SPIRIT GAS,
CAMPHENE, or
DISTILLED WATER.
Being A PRACTICAL STILL BUILDER myself,
and having in person superintsndsd the whole
process Of building, can sal ely say that ny ma
chinsry IL unsarpamed by any sstablishmsnt In
the United States. And further, In addition to
superior machinery and my own practical nowi-
edge Of the business, have secured the services
Of ono OF the beat alcohol dstilers in the country
would also inform those who may favor ne with
call and are inclined u encourage hume manu-
factures that can supply them with any Of IL e
above aiticles ~ cheap and cheaper than they can
purchase the same In any of the Western cities,
thereby saving freightage and the many disap-
pointmcnt1 incidental 10 spring and tall ship
ments. l viii sell at
ST. LOUIS PRICES.
requcst those who are capable of judging TO
compnre my samples with any n the country and
give an impartial dscirion-I asKsns more.
CuAS. NOEL.
Distillery and Office half square above u Q
Packet Landing, keokuk, lows.
July IL, 'b5dAw3m
I
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VIII EELER 4 WlLAON,s
cRLsBaAsxD
Family Sewing Machines J.

1~THR BEST EvER RINvENTED,0a
A kE aold 81 this agency ~ the nanulastsrsrs'
Aprices, adding only the cost of transportation.
S0-fnstructions In operating the machine given
gratis to purchasers Of Machines.
Refer 10 the following Ladies in Ksokuk, who
have these machines in use:
Mrs. kdw. kilboufne, Mrs. A. B .Chittendcn,
Mrs, Vim Mc0avic, Mrs. 90. Floyd,
Mrs. DR.. Ford, Mrs. John Burns.
Apply personally or by letter TO
Elk. BUELL.
o. AAin-st., lup stAirs,)
spr3odAwom Kcokuk, Iowa.
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Through Tickets.

Abo, by several different routes 10 all the
pr,ncipal intermediate places.
11-Ako, to Milwaukee, Fresport, ,Galena, Dun.
leith and ST. Paul.
~-Also, to all the Railroad Cities in Upper and
lower Canada, via Grand Trunk Railway; Hsnii-
ton, Toronto, Kingston, Montreal and Quebec.
E~By the same route TO Ogiensburgh, N. Y,
Pla,tsburgh, N. T., and Portland, Me-,
CAN BIZ PROCURED ATT rHR
RAILROAD TICKET OFFICE,
Main-St., befUssn First and Second, one
door above the Billings House,
KEOKUK, IOWA.
G~Passengers can save Time and Money
by buying THROUGH TICKETS.
Baggage checked through free from Keekuk
to Chicago, and cheeks exchanged on the carr for
points further East.
FIRST CLASS FARE FROM KEOKUK.
To Boston, x3i 90 70 New York, 475 90
Philadelphia. II 90 !" Harrisburg, "a 90
Baltimore, % 80 !" Pittsburgh, 81 90
~ BE cure tha, you sre in the Right Once. -ust
RAILROAD TICKETS
Good for IN unlimitedienTth Of time aiiow ing
Passengers tostop at any point and
sune their journey at leisure.
SteamboAt Tickets good until Close OF Navigation.
&RPassengers can obtain Reliable Information
at this Office in regard to ali kailroad Routes in
tbs United tates and Canadas- ~
N Onice open at ALI hours.
J.R.TEWKsBuRY,
Foreign Ticket Agen. g. Y. K. X. Line.
June 19-d&w
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DlasoIulion.
v1yHB partnership heretofore existing between
i stephen 4. ones, and o. b. q 'BAnnon, Is this
day dis olved BY mutual consent.
S. 3. Jones viii settle ell the business Of the old
arm.
May 81, '5sTd
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BUCKEYE FOUNDRY,
Corner Of johnson and Ninth Strsets,
n. D. VAIL CO.
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Fine Gold and silver watches,
CLOCKS, spEcTACLEs, SILVER WARE, &C..
Third-st.. bet. Main and johnson,
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j. X. TEwksBuRr, Ticket Agent, Main-st.
o. III. BREWER, Freight AgeIt, office at Pscke
Depot. laug6i
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NATIONAL MEDICAL COLLEGE

The Introductory lecture of the thirty session
of this institution delivered by Prof HoIston last
evening, at the Smithsonian Institution After PRAYER
by the Rev. A. G.. Carothers, Prof Holston was intro
duced to the audience and the subject of
his lecture, 1.-THE history art and progress of the
science of medicine and its past and present relations to
the public" He traced it from its doubtful origin in the
early ages down to the present mo-spoke of tho heal
ing art practiced in Egypt differing essentially from
that of the present day. 1t did not possess medical
profession understood and recognised Rome the
mother of heroes the luxurious pleasure loving Rome
looked more to the laurcs cleaned from blood stained
field than to discoveries in the peaceful but difficult
paths of hidden science 1t left Greece to explore
the mysteries of medicine and give impetus to its
onward progress.
Medicine is a neccssity-our instinct tells us So Even
the brute creation employ medical remedies tho bear
arrests the flow of his blood by plugging with leaves the
dog nssuages his pain by eating grass the even re-
lieyes its suffering by free of catnip and valcran
We call this instinct singular phenomenon This
phenomenon is observed in the human race The boy
puts his finger in blazing light and instantly thruss il
into his mouth, seeking relief in this soothing poultice
Instinct taught the necessity Of remedies and hence the
origin OF medicine The Professor gave good humored
fling at the female physician" remarknr that no
woman had yet attained any professional emncnce she
untitled for this rude contact with the world and
her greatest glory the guardian angel OF a happy
home.
The great progress made in the profession was next
glanced Fever which formerly bafficd the skill Of
the physician for weeks is successfully treated In az
many days limb, which few years since was ampu
tatcd with pain and risk of life is severed while the
patient lies in calm, dreamcss sleep. Many other in
stances given Of the progress Of this science What
has brought the science to this state Of perecton The
numerous sms which have sprung up in night only to
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GALE oF VALUABLE COTTON PLANTATIoNs

GALE OF VALUABLE COTTON PLANTATIONS
- FLOODED STOCK FL will sell accommodating forms
valuable plantations in Dallas and Perry countless
Alabama all Of which In high state OF cultivation
small tracts Of from two hundred and nifty 10 four hun
each portions OF every tract In cultivation.
will be given the purchasers the LIST OF january
the "Sema and Mississippi Rivers
equal in fertility TO land in the world
town lots and small tracts
aud adjoining Selma, including several handsomely Inn
conveniently private residences with largo lots
attached to them. .a tE
adjoining Selma OF will be laid OF
live lots each lot fronting upon
will enable purchasers purchase for residences
gardens, large small lots as they may desire Sf
sell head OF thorough bred racing stock,
the blood among which several nne stations brood
Mares nies the celebrated stallion Brown mck
the horse in the South. X
stock will be exhibited for sale at the races AZ Mon'gom
Ala, in November next. .. .....g B
wishing purchase will find 1t to their interest TO come
and immediately
Any Col Thornton b. Godby will be
payment purchase the above property
George GJdby esq will show this property oil who may de-
sire to purchase.
Byrd Morgan Of Selma, and to
Nossrs Brooks CARROT, OF Marion
shall disposed OF nj private sale
OF other personal property, be
highest bidder he city Selma the nsi
day OF January next. a.a3 d. ID 49, N s.5stBE
SELMA, ALA, Sept II, 1858. Sep 2S-2m
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A LExANDRIA HIGH Schoolgirls institution

a LEAANUKIA HUH bUIIUUIA-IhIs lnbtIIutlOh
boarding school for young and youth in the city
number Of students continues
former 70 be limited only can receive the minute
attention the principal being his desire 10 combine far
practicable moral OF family with the
classification and discipline OF a school,
The principal brings the pursuit OF bis proes
experience than twenty years. during which time
he has engaged the instruction Of from almost
every section OF the Union. . .....
Students themselves at this school for entering
business OF life. Especial
philosophy chemistry and the mathe
acs weas keeping the ordinary English branches
Mneraogy geology, the application OF chemistry the
taught by the aid of systematically cabinets and
a OF the regular civil engineering
illustrated lectures natural philosophy chems
try astronomy annually delivered in Of all the
students.
Of improvements both at the school and
made, such the erection OF
observatory Of the laboratory, addition Of
recitation &c.
the OF many well known gentle
residing different the United States who either have
patrons OF the school, but the subscriber deems
this unnecessary
Circulars win be forwarded on application -ar...-.
Sept 26--lmd&sw CALEB s. HAlLOWEIIA
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EDUCATION.
pRoFEssoR MACLEoD's SCHOOL AND


500 r bred, (bepem la and l26)
THE SELECT BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES
open enjoying teaching e ladies Of
experience and ability besides the supervision OF the principal his
lessons and lectures occupying Ave hours Of every day.
MUSIC ON THE HARP, PIANO, AND GUITAR
taught by ladies family moderate than the
usual charges OF equaly competent professors.
No school In the United States better facilities for the
QUESTION OF the French language Prof AIASDRK has charge THIS
department.
LITERARY LECTURES TO LADIES
This popular course designed ladies the study Of
standard literature accompanied by readings from the
authors review The delivered Monday Wed
nedays and Fridays at IL O'Clock and comprise notices Of the
eminent writer's from the Chauccr the time
PRIVATE CLASSES IN EOcUHON
In compliance repeated requests private
organization ladies who wish acquire the
pshment graceful harmonious reading separate
hour gentlemen who wish exercise themselves general dec
aon tho oraory the Senate the bar the pulpit and
ua assemblies including the whole culture OF voice and gesture
READING CIRCLES b.
ladies' gentlemen will also be established TO meet twice
month, to in difusng critical taste for eocution.
For details circulars.
Oct 6-lm3taw INTEL