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c. J. WISE. r. "hhhNh
VNINE GROUND PLASTER, 224O POUNDS
TO THE Ton, constantly ground and for
sale 5y WISE x GRf ENE, a the Franklin
Steam Mills, Alexandria, Va. CALCINEp PLAs-
TER always on hand.
UJ-Couu,ing Room, Union street, No. - 2nd
story over d. 5. Owns Commission Store.
my 5-dly
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-02-25

VNRESH DRUGS, &c -Schedam Schnapps,
pints and quarts; Sulph Ether, Canary
Seed Mrs Aliens Hair Restorer, and Iylabal-
samum, Jones Hair Dye, Matlco, Black Pepper
Yankee Shaving Soap, Military Shaving Soap,
Mas, MS 6lacking, Irish Moss, Arrow Root,
Sum Camphor, Cutie Fish Bones, Rose Water,
Linseed Oil, White Bar Soap, &c, just received.
and Tor sale by WILLIAM A. HAKl,
No 100. King street, cor OF Pitt.
r. Sinn ~ Tho Enllan Mnrfar ieh %
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-02-25

MORE NEW BOOKS-7he Reason Why, a
wi careful collection OF many hundreds of
reasons for things which. though generally be
!ieved, are imperlectIy undersiood-a Book Of
Condrn Scientific knowledge, for the Mil
lion By the author OF Enquire Within price ST..
Hymns Of Fahh nnd Hope, by Horarlus Bonar,
d. d, author OF Night OF Weeping Morn
ing of Joy" &c - cts
Ddrkness in the FiOwry Land, or Religious No.
tions and Popular Supcrsttlons OF North China,
by the Rev VI. Simpson CuIbertson, OF the
Shanghai Mission OF the Presbyterian Church;
IS cents.
The Christ Roon, Christmas Story, by Mrs
Ellen Key Blunt; 81 cts. Just published, and
for sale BY Ian aol ROBERT BELL.
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'NHE SHOALS AND QUlCkSANDS OF
| YOUTH Just Published the Sd Edition.
-lln >permarorrhea or Seminal Diseases "A
scientific Treatise or the treatment and perfect
c1r- OF Nervous Debility, Seminal Weakness,
from habits acquired in Youth, by DR.. Culver
vel, Member OF the Roya! College OF Surgeons
Of Fugland, (ls27) Li,entiate of the Hall
.N2i) and 80 years Resident Practitioner IN
London; Author of the Guide to Health"
1Gresn Book, How to be Happy" Memoirs Of
Single and Married Lie &c.
This small but highly valuable Treatise,
BY world renowned Physician and Surgeon,
points out the only sure and permanent cure tor
'',"ases, and is The only publication of lis kind
"r''en in benevolent spirit and by scien'ihc
nan Ii should be III the han ds OF all who
value their lie and health and happiness here
lat hereafter.
Price, - cents, or stamps, az 'Ae recelp' o.
which II will be sent post tree and we'll secured
by pr Ch Kline, No. 42U LIST Avenue, bon
iI>6. New York jan '9-"m
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T. A, .1r'a s%E~'' CARD ASInSSn InSSn 54If0S @ n
IN A. BREWIS & co. wHoLESALEANpRE
TAIL GROCERS, PRODUCE and GEN
ER.9L COMMISSION MERCHANTS, Came
roR ST. opposite the Market House
aug 23-ly
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-02-25

C,ELLING OFF-We afe now selling of
= below the manufacturers prices, very
large stock OF LADIES DRESS FURS, con
slsting OF Capes, Tippets TaImas Cuffs and
Mutfs OF Sable, Mink, Martin Fitch, and other
desirable FURS.
For Gentlemen, We have Seal, Otter and
Mink Mutiiers and very large assortment OF
FUR GLOVES.
EY~ The prices on our stock OF DRY GOODS
are also very much reduced -
). x W MEYENBERG,
" - L .trD.f Sarnnfa Hall
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-02-25

TRESH DRUGS, &c. &c -Hecker's Farna
Glycerine, Iodide OF Potassa, Taunic Acid,
Rochelle Salts, Precip. Carb Iron, Hunts Linl'
ment f. H. S;aber's Cherry Expectorant,
Browns Essence of Ginger Essence Coffee, Da-
Wis Pain Killer, HoIloway's Worm Connection,
Wrstars Cough Lozanges, Railway. Ready Re
lief Ground African Ginger, Ground Cloves,
Bulls Sarsaparila Cox's Patent Refined Spark
ling GelatIne, Chlorotorm, Chlorate OF Potash,
&c. Just received and tor sale by
J K. PlERPOINf, No. ia,
tnh 90 = L cor OF h me- and Wash streets
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A LARGE STOCK OF SEASoNAbLE
~ DRY GOODS, such as heavy Osnaburss,
iwIlled Ducks strip'd. Osnaburgs, Blue Domes-
tics, D'Enims, 34, rs. and "a Brown Cottons,
Bleached Cottons. in great variety and ia
BIeached Snectings Damask Table Cloths, la
bic Linens, Crash. Huck Towelllng, Napkins
heavy Irish Linens, white and colored briillants'
spper French Lace Wells French Linens. plain
Cambria. French Skir,ing, Pillow Case Cottons
and Linens. De Bages, super Black Silks, with
many otner seasonable GOODS that nave Just
been bought a. reduction OIL former prices,
ard will be sold low. by
ieb TAYLOR n HI IIHlSON.
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4 LEXANDRlA LIBRARY COMPANY
n Library kept in the south room, tirs,.story
d the Lyceum Hall, 5. w corner OF Prince and
Washington streets. Open every evening from
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Saturday afternoons, from 3t 10 o'clock An
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resdent-FRAsCIs MILLER.
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Notice.

We hereby give NOTICE that We have adopt
ed the Cash System with regard to subscrip-
lions. HenesfoTth, NO name will be entered
ON our books unless il be accompanied By
cash, and vhsasvsr the pay runs out the pa.
per will stop, unless or until more cash j.
forthcoming.
Those who prefer to pay the carriers car
90 so; but they must look to the carriers and
not to US for their papers, ~ the carriers
buy the papers Of ~, and there oar respon-
sibility ends. The carriers are advised to
require payments strictly in advance, in all
oasss, but Il they see at to give credit that ID
their business and mot ours.
In regard 70 the rates and the terms Of
payment for Advertisements and Job Work,
the rules Published in our papers respectively
viii be strictly adhered TO.
J. B. HOWELL 4 CO.,
HENRY NEWTON 4 90.
KEOKUK POST,
FER VIZ. RES, Ae't.
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=
The company looked little aussrated ons
morning when came in--so much g thaA
Impaired oomy neighhor, the diviuity -.
dent, what had been going on. Il appeared
that the young fellow whom they caii John.
had taken advantage Of my being = it'll
late (I having been . little longer than usual
dressing that morning} to circulats sevsral
questions involving q bubble or play upon
words--in short, containing that isdisnisy to
the human understanding condemned In the
passages fron the distinguished moraliss Of
the last century, and The illustrious historian
OF the present. which cited on former
occasion, and known ~ pun. After break.
fast some Of the boarders handed me : roll
Of paper containing some of the questions
and their Answers. subjoin two or three
of them, to show what tendency there 10 to
frivolity and meaningless talk in young per-
sons ofa certain sort, and whom not restrain
cd by the presence Of more reflective natures.
IL Was asked, "Why tertian and quartan fe-
vers wers like certsin short lived insects p"
Some interesting physiological relation
would naturally be suggested. The inquirer
bushes to find that the answer 10 In the pal
try equivocstion, that they skip day or two.
"why an Englishman must 70 70 tho conti-
nent TO weaken his grog or punch ?" The
answer proves to have no relation whatever
TO the temperance movement, - NO better
reason is given than that island, Cor, - 10
absurdly written, lie and) water WON'T mix.
But when came to the next question and ito
answer, felt that patience ceased to be .
virtue. "Why IN onion is like . piano" 10
. question that person Of sensibility would
be slow to propose; but that in An educated
community an individual could be found to
answer it in these lords, "Because II smells
odious'---q quasi, it's melodious.--is not
credible, but too true. can show you the
psper.
Dear reader, beg your pardon for 70.
Peatins such things. know most oonversa.
lions reported in books are altogether above
such trivial details, but folly win oons up q
every table ~ surely % purslain and chick
weed and sorrsl will come up in gardens
This young fellow ought to have talked phi
losophy, know perfectly we'll but he didn't
he made jokes.
| am willing, ! said, to exercise your inee-
nuity in rational and contemplativs man.
ner. Now, | do not prescribe certain forms
OF philosophical speculation which involve
an approach to the absurd or the ludiorous,
such as you may find, for example in the
folio OF the Reverend Father Thomas San
chez, in his famous trsctate, ssDe Eanco
Matrimonial" will, therefore, turn this
levity Of yours to profit by reading to you
rhymed problem, wrought ont by my friend,
the Professor
THE DEACON'S MASTERPIECE,
OR rHR WONDERFUL some Ross- SHAY"
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REPUBLICAN, MEETINGS.
cos. n. q. OUTFITS,

s'OS.. ~ -. CURTIS,
Our present Representative in Conesees
and other distnguished Republican sreskses
will address the people Of the Frat Coz
grsssionai Dissrics q .hs following times -
pla 90, to Wit:
1lsnwood, Saturday, Aug -, a. Up. m.
Sidney, Monday, Aug. 80, at . p. vi.
SiarindA, Iuefda5, Aug. 81, Al p. N.
Quincy "Wednesday. Sep. |. at 3p. IN.
Alton. Thsrsday, rept. :, at Up. m.
dndisnol., s.tsrd.y, sept. I. At 2 pm.
oceoia, Monday, sept. ., At 9p. m.
pee. City, Tuesday, sept. {. ..ap.n.
ch.ri.os, Wednesday, Sept. .. Nap.n.
Cen,ervills. Fsid.y, Sept. 10, a3p m.
D!.ss.v!ii:, ''s'' H. H. :: :. ! J. -. m.
Abba, Monday. Sept. Is, -. m.
Rk ,;n. rs:'d'y, Sept. I, Ira.
N.v.o.. wednesday, Sept. IS. :. -. M.
sigourpsy, Friday. sspt. II, atsp m.
Lancaster, Friday, Sept. II, IT 7p. N.
1 1s..., cI s.'o.d.y, ssps z, ~. Pm.
Ysira.id, Monday. Sept. y, :.sp.n.
w.:sisssos ""p' nai Il, APP
Ss,.issa:,i A, Wednesday,, sept z,
Noiamoss City, n, 1t
WAPsllo, TAsfsday, Sept. ., At : pm.
Burlington, Friday, Sept. ~, at7
~. P'sss.nt. Saturday sept. ~. II 7p.n n.
r.. Madison, Tuesday, Sept. -. 81 p. m.
Montrose, Wednesday, Sept. ~, At 3 :, n.
nsntoasport, Thursday. Sspt. 30, 81 4 .. N.
birmingham, Friday, Oes. !, It ~. =.
Boaapsrte. Saturday, Oct. 4, II J ;. ..
The Republicans 1t each point above
named are requested to make the proper sr.
arrangements, and circulate notice OF meet
ings. Republicans, RALLY from town and
BY order Of the
CONGRESSIONAL COMMITTEE.
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-. 4. NICE,
Republican candidate for Attorney Gen.
sfAl, will address the people It The following
points:
Bedford, Friday, Aug ~, st Up. ~.
Ci.Sinda, Saturday, Aug. 5, It D. n.
Sidssy, Monday, Asg. 10, 81 p. n.
sherwood, Tsssdsy, Asg. 81, st ,. m.
Council BluG, Wednesday, Sept. /, q D, m.
Magnohs, Friday, Sept. :, 1t 3p. m.
Ashton, Saturday, Sept. 4, ct ! y.
sioux City, Monday, Sept. 3, at1 p. N.
shsibyviile, Wednesday, Sept ., Ct IN. m.
Harlan,
Lewis. rharsd.y, Sept. ., ats >. m.
frankfort, Friday, Sept. 10. st p. m.
Quincy, Saturday, Sept. II, ct J p. m.
ALTON, Monday, Sept. Is, II : p. m.
usceclA, Tuesday, Sept. u, Ut p m.
Charlton, Wednesday Sept. Is, at ID, m.
Bremen, Thursdsy, Sept. 10. att p. N.
J. N. ELwooD, the Democratic nominee.
Is invited to b. present and participate in
the above called nsstipgs.
August l4th, 1858.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-08-30

A CANDID CoNrEssIoN.-Sen Senator Green, OF
Missouri, in recent letter on the Illinois
canvass, said:
"No doubt Douglas did us great and seri.
GUS harm during the last session, but trust
Democrats will never be so eager for revenge
as 70 countenance the election OF black re-
publican"
The Washington Union quotes this pas.
sage, (no more and no less,) and naively
says:
I'VE have the highest respect for the head
and heart OF the Senator from Mssouri.-
his Democracy 10 unquestionable, his char
y and liberAlity large, and his intellect of
the very hrst order. His Senatorial career
has been short, bat long enough to win large.
ly upon the confidence and command the re-.
spect and admiration Of the country, We
differ with Mr.. Green, however, in regard to
Illinois politics."
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A Peiisicai flew D'Espris.u
WHITE HousE, Washington, Aug. 6.

A.sst"s'ss 0Sc"dndn 10 the Queen:
DEAR MADAM: | have to tranamit 10 vou
tho mournful intelligence Of the death Of ~,
dearly beloved first born. cbristen.d on, =,
regard TO your people, English Bill.n His
funeral obsequies we're attended on tho .sc.
ond inst. BY = concourse Of 5000 Sovsreign.
In kansas. Poor boy! He vas alvsvs
Ssakly, hereditary trait Of tho family. Il
anilohon, yours, JAS. BUCHANAN.
--lGrand Rapids Wis., Eagle.
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a Logical Story.

Have you heard Of the wonderful one -hoss shay
That was built In such logical way
IL ran hundred years TO day,
And then, Of sudden IL --- Al, but stay
III tell you what happened without delay,
Soaring the parson into fts,
frigh,ning tho people out Of their vits-
lave you eve: heard Of that, say!
Seventeen hundred and ffty- 1--we,
Geo,gtE Sscssdas was then alive
onnhy old drone from the herman hive!
That Vas the ycsr hen Lisbon town
Saw the earth open aud guip her down,
And 3ruddock't army wHs done 90 brown,
Left without . scalp to his crown,
II wuson the terrible Earthquake day
That tho Deacon hnishsd the one hoss.shsy.
Now IN building chaisss, / tell you what,
Theirs Is always somerhere weskcst spot
40 n b, tire, felloe, in spring or thill,
In panel, or crossbar. or hosr, or sill,
IA screw, bolt, thorough brace--iurking still
Find ~ somewhere you must and wilt
Above Or below, or within or without
And that's the reason beyond doubt,
A chalse breaks down but do esn't wear out.
But tho Deacon swore "a Descons do,
with an al dew yum" or II tell yeou,")
lie would build one shay TO beat the taowu
n tho keounty, m tho kentry raoun',
1t should be buit that il c0uidn break daown;
FUR, said the Deacon, "'tis mighty plain
,,,,Ls .n 'ne susin
a..,u ~.
70 naka m. 49,. =. -. s.,..
- wy
So III, De.coo ;no,,,,d =, n. a.,
Whsrs h. oon "A Ana ~. :, .n,. AoiA
lhateouldu't be split, nor bent, nor broke
That was for spokes, and Aoor, and sills;
~. cra..h... - i.Ae 'ne .nl.is
$50 A' Ato" sns strigntsst
The nsnsi. - liz.
The tuhs a. loo. t,n,, tSs's..,sa IN, cceS'e
I,s, =, ~ wv .Au Dsssst euam
49, - coulan sssh EN-
TN nc wedges new from between their lips,
$500 .aaus enos ItiAiea Use celery apj
ssI p anu prop IRON poi. ana s,rew.
S"k, .ne, AXE snd nncnln TOO,
T ssol ~ tne nnest, ossgns ana blue;
m. - olsos pasos-eA9, Me. aad vide;
49, ~, $3.50, l1oA .ose oo moe
~. ~ Ply rnsn .ns tanner disd:
!. NJ. =. M ~ ~ w Pes nef snfssSn
sa'o the Dcacon' "nAow she'll dew :"
Do tell you, rather eues.
She WAS 4 vondsr .na rosh,r.it
Colts srsv horss. h.s,as an.I.as
D,acec and nsss,o ~. S-cns.I
Chila -. .sa $500 ~ iSvpN .I
a. mere s.oo9 ne sions ono hoss1hay
- ti0'1 = w ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS esy!
R;vte,n H.na,.a--,t
Ths Ds.cor's M..ts,n;scs .,."n .v
E,sh,s.n hr.a..s - p pas0s s'.ons mo sossd
"iisho,um hs,r;d o.. 49, s ~ .s :. 49,.
Eann;ns - nsn.i r,.sh s -, zane
'rb,r.y snd so,,. :, 1870. .as 'se'
And t5sn c.ma H.. "a 49,.
INV 'A'" 0sAe nay sno s'STf'1ivs.
r;,paot
w.. =, a. 49, ~ u.s
Withan, ho,h t ,sy =. "a nauaIooIn year,
T., ~, 1919 -. s. '.nk snu lo1Alng queer.
g. ..fs.a .k 'n.' Acops W. youth,
IThi. 4. n,,s., ~. W. s. .nd truth
!rals I, w.. s,a sns
"s''o"s' NO exus ehssse.)
First ~ Nov.rh. .,
Thsra .rs ,,.c.. - 80 a. s.anqes1s gay.
A ssnersl A.yo, - lila 49, o1s noss1usy.
Hut no,hiny lnc.l :. ~.
Thar oou idn = 4. a., -. n.y ny.
ira, ina. $500 - y psn
Far ths -h.s.. -. s 49, loI one % start.
II
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NrOrIcS I. 49, AIl0H NOTICE.
IN - hs,s..so ~. ~ :. s1a. !s wesss naaa
tor. v,th 49,. . fFendsn1 asA nfsse.
Ssss.s ssssssssed M :. 49, - - ~ asssltte
- ~ IL ".s Inte Z ssslsfats sonpasv.
~ laws q - ss.ts :, ~. s.s 49, sasptss
- rscr.r -. 80, ..a ssyie = ~ ce.panyh
~ osntssi 49, ~ - ~. rA0ko! COMPANY.
- sAsses nos exsss6tng ~, ~, 81 eensess
.,I"s ~ y ne aock hoSan. IL neinsl.
= f~S.s -. ~ 3. sssUeopcay isas IL CITY
- ~ q. 1.-~.1t as psIaespsi eastnees - Is.
e eeee9eS 1R ~ tssaspssteAion N se".. -.
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W Yellow fever has been declared ep;.
oemic at Charleston, s. @. Twenty -eieht
deaths occurred from the disease durins The
week ending the 2lst inst.
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SINGULAR CoiSoIDaNcE.-Mrs. Asa Ward
ana child, Of Johnstown, Licking county, o.,
were Drowned on the l3th inst, in attempts
ing to FORD small stream on the road from
Morthlngton to Granville brook just then
swollen BY the rains, but In ordinary wealth.
sr DOCS not AFFORD water enough to water .
Frederick Beshsoldt. an old gentleman Of
Columbus, grandfather Of Mrs. Ward. died
the same day and about the Same hour that
mrs. Ward and her child were drowned
The friends and relations Of both Of the par
ties wsre unaware Of the simultaneous deaths
OF the grandfather and granddaughter and
her child until Friday morning At 10 O'Clock.
when the funerals, one from Licking county
and ono from Columbus, met 1t the Gerras
Reformed burying ground 10 Mifin township.
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Telegraphic News.

CINCINNATI, Aug. 20.
The committee appointed to investigate
the affairs Of the Ohio and Mississippi X. r
Co., report that the contractors did not Der.
form their contract, nor did they intend do
ing 30.
GsEAr BAaIsoros, Mass., Aug. 26.-.A
grand celebration in honor OF the success OF
the Atlantic Telegraph took place here this
evening. The town Vas illuminated. Cyrus
". Field arrived At Up. m. David Lesvitt
presided. Hon. l. Sumner made the presen.
tation speech, and Hon. e. o. Perrin deliy-
cred the GRAFTON. Dsputations from eli the
neighboring towns were present.
tGreat Darlington is Mr.. FIELDS native
town.
WAsniSoroE, Aug. 26.--By the Southern
mail New Orleans datos Of SATURDAY. after.
noon are received.
Advices from Monterey announces tho da.
parture OF Vidaurri with the Second Divi.ion
OF the army Of the North for the Citv o,
Mexico. The forces in the District of ia.
maulipas wese concentrating With the view
Of capturing Tampico. Gen. Miramon had
left Guadalsjara on the 18th Of july with
5000 man IN the direction OF Lagos. either
TO march on San Louis, or take another route
for the City Of Mexico. There had been 4
proposition to unite the forces Of the Cons,;.
tionalists before marching upon the capital.
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a 1ovD ssssortmtnt Of Boys' and YeutA,
xAciotbins, 81 No. Hstss Houss. Hain -
sWM A. W. 0RIHPlTH.
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From the Atlantic Monthly for Septembsr.1
TnE AUrOCGAT OF THE mn EAH.
FASTsTA BILE.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS


KEOkUK CLASsICAL SCHOOL.
vshIS inatitution having been regularly organ
Used and placed upon reliable basis, viii CON-
msnee the nrsf quarter Of the next year. under the
supe; intsadAncs Of Mr.. ". W. Jsmisoo. II ouY
rooms In the Iowa Medical College, on Monday,
sept. 9th. The rooms have been thoroughly 70.
raired and hsndsonsiy seated, and every arrange
ment made 70 secure comfort and coavcsisn>s 70
pupils.
The year viii b divided into four quarters Of tn
weeks eseh.
TUITION.
LA'an, 0Fesk, Algebra and higher MAthenstiss,
l,'..'.....'.'..... .......9tO 90
A., AnShsn Grammar, Biography, Arishme.
~ 10 desiraeie that all the pupils commsne
With tAs beginning Of the quarter. 10 order TO the
proper arrangemsnt Of classss.
BY order Of the Board,
=. RIP. LOWE, Pres't.
N. ALkxAHD.n, See'y.
Ksokuk, Aug. 80, '3s-dlm
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1AILROAD NOTICE.
oTlCk V hereby given y oil parties int rest
and the Ksokuk and Nebraska Rsiiroad Comusnis,
ascending y - set aasAesising tbs same, hss -
perfected. The aftislss Of consolidation snterel
into for tbs ccastrsetion Of the soad from - =
?ua, vae Bsrea O., 70 the Aissouri river, sad d
y styled aBd known % the kebraska ana Boutl
is~a heihoad Co., md nov fsl,y asthorssed TO ear
y at tAs object Of their eygaaisstion.
RALPH r. LOWE, Prsst.
0sSIcR % rnk NxBNAsxA Axpl
6oUrn Iowa II. k.Co.
The Stockholders Of tho Nebraska and Bouta
lows Railroad Co. are hereby not,ned that thew ~.
rsqsirsd 10 pay IN instailnsnt u per cent. b.
tAsif sassssiPtior 10 the capital stoek o. said
o..p:sy forthwith, 70 4. Dsslvy, Bag, .ssss1sl
BY ordsr Of the Beard Of Directors
KssAsqaA, June 20, Isss-jy1s
kEOkUK FEMALE SE ri N7UY-
THIS institation will commence IL d s.ioa On
y Monday, Sept. Sth, In the second story Of Dr
uanfOrd's batlding, corner II Fifth and Concert
streets.
Ths Board Of Trust tees u this Bsuinayy. e,reted
fron various seli sisus dssoninasions IA reprs-
ssntang large part " The CAristiaa eonnurlty,
esan - the aniied and cooperative s1orts Of III
friends Of education 70 establish gradually suck
~ lnstttotion as our city reqsircs.
The PrtnstpAl Of the lsssitutiob IL Rev. C. A.
WILLIAM ~, y whom, Or 70 tho Secretary Of The
boars. sppiiesaioss for the adnissios Il psplls
Tts sharg. far tuition will h % aud Is Il Il.
ordinary English studiss, With snail sddifiohal
sam Tor ineldsatsl exPsnsss. for Latis. xreneh.
aernaa, Ae~ extra charges will b nAas.
In sssasssls tAat persons Designing 70 become
:.s.ion. ''' p'A''sY S e 81 e; Of the
Prssident Of the Board Of Trustees
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WOvn&0s
O JAMES DAvIDsON--6ir: WAsr... :. - /.
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I've ~ shssss q The ssssk q ~ Keoknt. - ~. ~
s MoiAss end Aisaasota AailrnaA Ceo ~ ...Sss
~, o. the vAlss Of oas hundred Aslinn, - 49,
os.sa A:shsh, lSth 0stsbsr. 1857, = eolEessss -.
Santy fer the payment u . nsts eressss1 \,
.a,esos ncr.inss DasiAsos, dassa SOsS az -
APRIL !soS, for to ssh Of two hunarsi tss,ts ~
NS aoIisss, payable 70 nysslf o. ordss h ~,
a:ys sses dase With interest, q 10 enkire ~.
o. oeo. .. Andssssa = o., WITH ncvsr. M .siS
no,s - set tad - .aasrity. 70 eli saN 800 -
pselc esotion, altar giyiag tAisty DAYS nosiss 81
saea ss!e. Aea shsssas ssid asss ahcve Sssssths1
z nov due 40 unpaid, nss, therefore. ~ -.
sstsoy nostasd, that By virtue II The pewsS vesteS
ne ~ The ecnditisas n sail dspssiS n saosSs
snali, on the etgAtA dAy u 6spesabsv -. isie
between Tie hesss II n o'slosk s. =. "a 1870
r ,, q Ne front door Of tbs cosst Eo.ss T. n.
asy - ksehsk, - Copnty, Iosa, proceed - ss,i
q Psolic assssa - IL ksst ani b~t 49,, ~.
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sfansfsr Asd asstgn the Same unte tAs nusaHsas, !.
psrsnsssss shseef, Aad ont Of ths prssseis o =.
ne snosnt Ut sid sots and interest ~ ~rs..y
snlsss before said day 1t sAid sals VOC nm -
dsem sAid stock y psynsat Of satd soes. i.as,ss,
ma expenses. - e1aresai1.
ksohsks Iews, Ases1t 3, lSss-e~1dtd
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A NicE JoKx. A newly arrived John Chi
nsman, IN Shasta, California, says an ex-
change. purchased some Toe recently, and
nnding 1t very wet, laid il 90 to dry 10 the
sun. on going to look for II again, be found
lnas . mad disappeared, and forthwith 40
eased the whole Chinese neighborhood Of
larceny.
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BANKING Housa o. 0xo. c AHssnsos 4 Co.. /,
1Sth Ausust, 1855.
w WISCONSIN BANK NOfRS.
sng3Sd3t GEO. C. ANDERSON CO.