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The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1858-10-13
Grlfgrapblr.
Later From Europe,

HALIFAX, October THE Royal Mail
Steam Ship Canada, Captain Lang, Of
the Cunard line Of Ocean steam s6ins
arrived this morning, on the way to Bos.
ton, with the Liverpool mails of the 25,h
September.
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be Intelligence is not important.
Commercial Intelligence.

LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKEr.-Tbe
sales Of the week are $1,000 bales of
which quantity 5000 were taken on Fri
day Oath, :he market closing quiet at the
following figures as reported by the Board
OF Brokers: Upland Middling, I 4d.:
Upland Fair, 7 l.sd.. Mobile Middlinp
Z 5l6d.; Mobile Fair, Z 9.l6d.; Orleans
Fair, Z 8 4d. These rates are firmly
maintained and show an advance Of l.l6d
on MiddliDg grades, which were quoted
on the 18th September att SIG, 7l4
and 7 5 led. for Uplands, Mobile and
Orleans respectively. The circulars differ
otherwise, and some regard the advance
as general, while others limit it to the flo.
ures above given with n Strengthening
tone. Holders are willing bat no, eager
transactions. The stock at Liverpool
was 50s,5o0 bales, of which 445, 900
bales are American.
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Additional by the Canada

HALIFAX, October s.-Among the pas
sengers by the Canada is the American
bearer Of dispatches from China.
The Cable shares are quoted in Londod
at 800 to $50.
A new Gable between England aud
Holland has been successfully laid.
Two thousand additional troops have
been ordered from England to India.
The Spanish army has been increased. =.
SPAN intends to act eaergetically towards
Mexico.
It's reported that another victory has
been obtained by the Russians over the
Circassians.
LIVERPOOL, September 25.-Rice WAS
heavy and declining, with Carolina at
los 6d. Rosin was dull at As. 2d. Tur-
pentine $685.; Crude los. Cd.
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General Intelligence.

The NORTH Star arrived at Livernoo
on the e5th September, before the depar-
ture of the Canada.
The text Of the Chinese treaty with
France allows indemnity of $4,000 900
francs.
The intellipepce is no, ;nno,,on,
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ADVERTISEMENTS

Adv
Will be inserted at the following low rates:
One square (of l6;iines or less, D ono insertion,
81 or, If continued, 75 cents for the first in
sertion, and 50,aents for each subsequent inser-
ion RE See Fourth Page for deductions in
Torotstanding advertisements.
The number of insertions must be Mxitten on
each advertisement, or they will lie inserted till
ordered out and charged accordingly.
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Union Foundry
AND
MACHINE SHOP.

Cor. Bank 4th SIS, ,....s..k x ok NIX
J.. r.. BEATTY 4 co.,
MANUFACTURERS of Ste am kngine q IL d M 4
lvl ohinery of every description, Saw and 0rist
MiiiMachinsry House ronts, Window Gaps and
Sills ,Balconies and Verandahs. A general assort-
ment o 4 sasting alwayson hand. ordsrssoloitsd
and promptly attended to.
Ksokuk, April6, SID
IOWA STATE INSURANCE. CO.,
oRYIcE II sAHPLR's NEW ruILIING, 2Hp sroRY,
Second Street, Kcokuk, Iowa.
rIsHIs Home Company takes kisks on the safer
i classes ofpropcrty, ON THEMUTUAL PLAN,
AND ON TIKI CASH PLAN FOR A CASH PRE-
MUM, ct rates ~ reasonable ~ those Of any
reliable Company.
DIRECTORS:
c.. Perry, II. Tucker,
Geo. 3. Smyth, 3. HAmill,
WIN. r. Turner, d. A. Day,
IL. ID. woodward, J.W Rankin. 81
E.H. Harrison, John MsCuns,
s. r. Voorhiss.
orPIcERE:
G. H PERRY ,Prcst. E. II. HARRISON, Treas.
8. HAMILL, Vice Prsst. W.T.. TURNEk, 500.
ianl3d3m
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No. IT,.
The Gate city Asainss The wsrld1
IKE ok UK
Mattress Manufactory.
"A. C.. ORR

s nov manufacturing Mattresses Of svsry de.
! scription, spiral, Spring, Curied hair. Weolsn.
feiting Cotton, Moss, Birch, 6huck, and straw, Of
the best quality. Pillows and Bolstsfu Of all
kinds. Also, Comforts and Feathers.
Hotel and Steamboat orders promptly attended
to, and all articles mAnpfactured sold ct my en-
tablishment will be offered At fair terms and war
rsnted. challenge the production Of superior
work At any establishment Of the kipd in the
Western country. You are respectfully invited to
call aad examine specimens Of my work. Ware
rooms, corner Of Fourth-st and Exchange.
have in operation newly invented and ex- /
pensive machinery, which enables me to manufac-
ture better work, at more liberal rates, than in
fsrior work otherwise manufactured can bs If.
forded for. Material for Bedding, etc., prepared
by machinery is more uniformly and perfectly
prepared, and the work far superior In quality.
w II 0 L S A LIE AND RETAIL.
March 10. IDLY
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Something New.

n. klCkEi has purchased that fne stock Of
u Cloths, CAasime res ana vesslnws,
formerly ownGfJ J. ii. WAggener, and now has
them for sale - store Of the NEW HAT COM
PANY.
/ lie has also employed one Of the best Cutters In
the country, and . number of Tailors, and 10 pre-
pared to furnish Clothing to order, WARRANTED
TO SUIT THE MOST vAsTIDious.
lie has, also, of the finest stocks Of
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS,
ever offered in this city, embracing every needful
article down 10 pocket cork screw, all of which
he will sell Mt reduced prices for CASH!
The underslgned has long thought that some
things be done well q, others, and therefore
invites ali to ~ him call
lwsdecl6d TX. RICKEY.
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TERMS or ADVERTISING.
vrLyu Ifnna IN Iuas nAxa A aouAsr i

Dssi.sss cssd., not sxessding six lines, inside
11A, otherwise oIe.
Funeral Notices 81 90. Obituaries, according
- spess sscuplsd.
D6playsA aavsrtusnents half more than the
shove rates.
Advertisements loaded and plsesd under the
head of special Notice." dovbts tAs ordinary
rates.
special Notices in the Local Colsma 30 cents
per line.
AdvsrtissnsnA ordered on she insi1. exelu-
sivsly in he Daiiy, sftsr the Arst two weeks Z.
50 per esnt. more thss the ahovs rates.
Adysrtissmsnts not accompanied with diree-
items siil bs Inserted Till fsrSid, and shssssd
for accordingly.
AL fyssstsaf sdvsvfIssassfs sssf Ss SstS 1sy
n sIssses. This fsls will not b varied from
Whsn the advertiser sses the Weekly aioss
The prize Will be the same - In ths Daily -
whsrs the Daily and weekly are both used,
IS PER cent. win be deducted fron the aggrs-
gsts emount.
Under the present system, the advertiser
pays % mach for tho spsce hs oceupiss, the
sAsngss being eAarseable for ths sonpssitisa
only. This plan 10 aow generally sdoptsd -
0ur charge for changes Will b. II cents per
square.
-. In all cases where Advsrtisensnts are
diseoutinssd before the expiration Of tbs year
or the time contracted for, they will ~ charged
up at our regular rates Tor the time setual
ly In.
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BAKNUM
FEEDING THE HUNGRY.

NOW, in consideration Of hard times, ii Is
~ very necessary Tor our citizens to use econ
omy in the purchase Of What they consume. In
order TO live fat and cheap you must buy GOOD
and CHEAP articles. 10 do this, call at W. IL
Austin Co.'seld stand, where you will find his
successor,
s.. L. Barnum,
and his acsQu modating clerks, who are ever
ready and willing 10 administer to the wants Of
the countless mnMitndes who daily throng
around bis ccuntstSesA ~aiting their turn 10 be
served vita the good thingsso necessary to life.
CitiIens of Keokuk, and farmers Of the sur
rounding country, give me . call, and you win
never regret it the longest day you live.
The undcrsiens cd having purchased tho entire
sto,k of W. II. Austin 4 Co., Mt No. 10s, south
aide Of Main street, three doors west Of Fourth.
is solicltops - ashars Of the patronage Of his
friends 1n4 - nnblic generally.
3ee11 A1fl " delivercd to any part Of the
Nv VI mess and dispatch. Terms strict
N. b - Silf yeu an ssy goods fully ~
cheap = - fosns have dor. Don't forge.
100 Mafn.st. b. Il. DARNUN.
Keokuk. May i, '5S.d&wtf
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JOS. II. N. BERTRAM,
AEAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE

W0O x EN-,
0FFLCE, NO. q, KILB0UkNEfS BLOCK,
IL AS for Sals 80 hsastiful Lots In b. W.kiI.
i l. bourne . Addition.
From any Of these Lots the prospect from, and
the view around thecity, isdeiightiul.
They are all near or adjoining
KILBOUREE PARK!o
And other Lots in the City can be more desirable
for rssidsness.
Bleck l76 in the oldlimits.
90 Feet On Aain-st., between 9Th and 7th.
Lot 4, Block -, on Biondeau-st.
SO Fest in Block 20l on n lain st, ,betwee 10th
. nd 1lth.
20 Feet on Main. ST., commencing 100 feet from
leah street.
10 Feet ON 4th St, in Block ~, = very desirable
building residence
Also, Lots in Edward Kilbourne' New Addition
Tssns-Low, and very Easy Payments
For further particulars uire st the above dee
ian2Sd
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SOMETHING NEWT
OSocery and Prortsion Store in Nassau
L0Uer addition.
sCH1 snsscriber isopeninga store at the corus&
of Ash and sts., in MAsoG,s Lower Additioey
fortAesale Of Family drosslee. ITpyis ions House,
Kssplag Articles. mle, ~, Ac., ba. no
vens 4t1E Chsap ss ~ SAe2pest for cash.
1Y. A. URMSTON.
iv26-d6m-ia
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? 4 n n SYLVIA MIA r. RAILROAD ID
-

t1SHE Great Central Route, connecting the At
iantic cities with the Western, North western
esouth-westsrn States, by . contiAuous Rail.
~ direct. This road also connects at Pittsburgh
9th daily line OF steamers TO all ports ON the
- estern Rivers, and at Cleveland and Sandusky
with steamers 70 all ports the North western
Lsker; making IL the most direct, eAeapesf and re-
liable rosie BY whia1 DnkIGAT can be- awarded
to and fraH5aAe - .5gea.
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o Il Q mere n stiiI unea per.
$675.

@675.
NEW COMERS PLEASE NOTnE
1hafhsapy and continsotKtat po1,a Aesax -
Desirablsan and Permanent HonesfeG4 fSee3f8T a.
sheriff executions ena Landlord H. MI III
vINHE subscriber now offers our new citih f|S
4 cheapest bargain yet out, being uotI1I
sAouse large enough for an ordinary famn a.
Aneat!y painted palnx fence, VA Rpod
orhood, within ten minutes W Z,
|8stss Housc. 80 81 &
FIRST COME: FIRST CLAi
II taken soon, can be had nj Low HESYss. II
rare bargain, whether for residence or ~ m In.
vestmcnt. Title guaranteed.
THRHs-3262 cash, balAnce in pAymsnts y ~.
oommodAte purchaser. 1efsasA lthesal diSeeln Z
will be made. M8s - ssssI !,
Inquire Of the undSsslm81, Day W
Exehange-st corner Of l3NR q at IT, ny ID
NJ. ". Dixc,, Athennum Buildfp.
d-is P.EUuNGT0U.
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RECENTLY pUBLISHkD,
Remarkable Conventions ana Revl.
val ImGkAent


RECENTLY PuBLISHkD,
Remarkable Csnv~sskons and Revi.
val lnchAcnts,
NCLl ~ IN ascount of the Rise and Pro-
1gress u s6s present wonderful Great Awakening
among the people, IN all parts Of the country, by
VIM. Conant, With An introduction by Henry Ward
Bescher. One lssge and handsome limo. volume.
Prioc 81.
List Of Contents, lin part. .)--Reyiew Of Revivals
from the Day Of Pentscost to tho Great Awaken
Persons Revival Incidents and Narratives Rise
and Progress Of the Great Awakening Of IS57-S
"The Work cannot fall 10 be one OF interest,"
[christinn Advocate.
hearts Of praying men..--(N. y. Examiner.
at will be eagerly sought for at the present
timc."-[N. Y observer.
"It cannot but prove emiBenily sessonable and
useful."--tN. \. independent.
ARTHUR's NEW AND BEAUTIFUL STORY.
The Hand bus nos tho Heart; or
IRx-TkrALs or JKssiE LoaiNo.
BYr.s ARTHUR.
The point Of this story il expressed in the title;
and the story itself u sharply drawn iilastsa-
tion of the folly and madness of linking toeeehsr
two immortal souis by the rough chains Of selfish
interest, pride, Or bsser passion.
The lesson taught is one OF deep significance !;
and Thousands Of hearts will throb In almost wild
response. 70 the life sxpcricncs II Jessie LoYine
swsrved not hairs hreAdt 1som honor, principle
or religious duty, tAxnSh tenptation eams in il
most aliuring shap4
A. the type Of ! fSss woman, she Il worthy to
be em hslmed in the memory Of every reader.
Ono ueat limo. vol. Price 1l. For sale by
OGDEN, BR0WNELL 4 CO..
mayl0d No. 81 Main-st.
CcYTHK ST0NRS-Scyths Steass, of di1srsnt
- kinds In quantities TO suit.
mayl0 8. W.4 II. TUCKER.
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7Sc.RlOon ns.


Hals and d. N eeds % cin
boxes, bales sStte5sts,j Drugs 7Sc. 100 lbs.
en & o01s. and -, Feathers,
SEcosb bCLAss.-Domestic Sheet-1
ing, shirting and licking Tin
Hardware. Les,Ssr. Liquor 1i1 soo. \ loen,.
casks, Wall Paper, Woeazand -
sheep Pelts, eastward, AkS4c. 4
THIRD pCLAss.--AnviIs, Chains lin
casks Hemp, Bacon and Pork, q
sailed loose or in sacks, Paints 1Oc. @140NqS
ldry and in oii,) Oils, texcept
lard and rosin),
touhi CLAss.--Cefee Fish, Ba-
con, Beef and Esek lin casks or
boxes, easts11,) Lard and
Lard OIL, Nail. Soda Ash, Ger a.. .a,oon.
man Clay Tar, Pitch, Kosin, wv 's' -
Steel, Manufactured Tobacco,
kosin Oil, Qurensware, Sugar,
lhhds. bbls and bxs. j de-, Ac
FLOUR-75c u bbl., until further notice.
6kAIN--s5 cts. u 100 Ms. untn further notles.
COTToN--$2 u bale, ma &x1otdng 500 fbs J, II
weight, until further notiso.
In shipping Goods from any point east Of Phih-
delphia, be particular TO mark packages ''vis
Pennsyiranid kaiiroado All goods consigned te
the Agents of this road at Philadephia or Pitts
burgh, viii be forwarded without detention.
FREIGHT A3ENTS-Clark 4 Co.., chicago ;
Packer 4 Co., Momphir, Tenn; r. q. os1iley
Co. Esans,,lle, n Ind,ss Va Bingham, nisvills
: xS a. r. ma T. u M.lsss y. lnd.i u. v; bsown
-, Zanesvilfs, o.; ISeeh d Co., No 54 Kii6y- at ).
lOeton; Leeeh 4 Co., No. 7Astor House, N. Y,
No. William-st., N. T.; Il. J. Sneeder, Philadel-
phia; MaEraw@ koons Baltimore; D. A. stewart
Pttsbureh. II. II. HOUSTON,
General Freight Ageak
II. j.. LoMBAERT, sup't, Altoona, Psnr.
Jan. I, '5S--diy
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lMfORTANT CHANGEHl
Saturday Evening Train Put On
OHIO 4 MISSISSIPPI
BROAD a4pe..
r ALL AID. -

Completedfo Cincinnati-- Through pifkesl
change Of cars Only one change
Of carsto Lotispilie--- One
change to Cleveland.
nNEto Wheeling, and two less changes Of Cars
~ and baggage and6 miles nearer to all East
ern Cities than by any other route.
THE GREAT NATIONAL ROUTE. caysvSne
the U. s. Mail and 4dema EaTress.
On and after Wednesday Juiy lst, trains will
Chestnut, At 1890 .. N. Leaves East 81. Loais
Depot at 1880. Ss-4s4- 8
Express Train--Leav Office, corner of "a -
Chestnut, at p. m. Leaves East st. LoulsD11et
At 3:5O p. m.
In order TO accom- modate the TRAVELLING psb-
lie, Saturday Afternoon Train has been put
up, and trains willran asabove every day except
Sunday.
0Ns SUNDAY TRAIN AT a:oop.
N. B.--All trains make direct and certain con.
SECTIONS at Cincinnati With ali Eastern Mail and
Elk press Trains thus formng the shorfsst qsickssk
and only Broad Gasgs Roste to New Teek. 49,
Philadelphia, Baltimore, Washingta CITY ,IfS3c'
bargh, Whssiing, Cleveland, buffalo, snl 81
| Eastern cities.
Also, Chicago, and al points on the Illinois Cen
| tral Il. r.
| oNLy ONE CHANGE or CARS TO CHICAGO,
New York passengers have choice of four goot
railroad routes, from Cincinnati, via New forl
I Eris, n. Central, Pennsylyania Central, ans
Baltimore 4 Ohio.
Through passengers should avail themselves oi
this most reliable route between the East ans
the Vest At il affords unusual faci lities being
superior road, and the only Broad Gusgc Road In
the West.
Passengers For Decatur, Bloomington LAsslle
Rock Island, Burlington, Peoria, Uunleith, Ga
lsna, Peru, &C., connect OF Sandoval with the
Illinois Central X. X. for the above named points
direct.
Passsngsrsfor Nation and Chicago connect at
Odin with the Chicago branch. 1hrough from St.
Louis with only one change Of cars.
Through baggage checks given in the city, and
baggage handled free giving passepg pgersno
1T the Depot.
THROUGH TICKETS
Can be procured at the Offices, Nos. IS and so,
corner Of 4th and Chestnut streets, under the
Planters House, and At No. 81 Lsves, corner Of
~ Ss"Bosh .. osbes. a.. exactly on 4. oorn.r--.A.
only places to obtain re liable in 0rmation.
W. II. CLHMENT, On 4 krp,t.
ISAAC WlMAN, Gen i Western Art.
0mnibuses will ca11for passengers and baggage
In any part Of the city, BY leaving their address
either Of the ofices. callregalariy At the Hotels
jy17d
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Through Tickets.

!
= At Il = q 4 y.
1855. spring Arrangement. 1858.
CHANGE OF TfMEi
THREE DAILY TRAINS, (sUspAYs KxcKPrKp.)
0N and after April 70sh, 1858, and until fur
~ ther notice, trains will on the above road
- follows;
First Train leaves Packe. Depot, Keokuk daily
Mondays ezcepted) at q. IN. This train viii
make sure connections with the Burlington and
Rock Island Packets. Packets willleave Montrose
promptly at Q o'clock ..
Second Train leaves Keokak daily Sundays sx-
cepted) II 10 O'Clock q. m.
Third Train leaves keokuk daily fSundays ex-
cepted) at p. IN.
first Train leaves Montrose daily (Mondaysex-
cepted) at 5:30s. IN.
second Train leaves Montrose daily (Sunlnys x
cepted) at 8;45 .. IN.
Third Train leaves Monrose daily tsundays ex
&c pted) at 4 p. IN. i. w. DAVIS, i
Superintendent.
J. X. TKwsBuRr, Ticket Agent.
Apr20d4w
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0ko. G, ANDERSON. ALEXANDER n RCLAY
ESTABLISHED In is4S.]
BANKING HOUSE OF
q 4 o n q Il O. A ID Il n . n r q 20 +.
I HAVE this day admitted AZ . partner in The
L Banking Business, Alexander Barclay, twho has
been my teller for the last six years.. The bust.
ness, hereafter, win be conducted under the firm
and style Of
GEO. G. ANDERSON L CO.
Being one Of the Oldest Banking Houses III not
the okiest) in Iowa, the firm yolieiis contin
uance Of forme- patronage so Hberally extended To
the senior partner.
!. They win make collections and remit, less Ex-
hAnge, on the day Of payment, free Of charge.
Their references are rs formerly by senior part
Mr., viz
RsysREScks:
Park Bank, N. y.
Winslow, Lanier 4 Co., Bankers,S MY.
Edward w. Clark 4 Co., ,PhilAdelphia.
Howard Banking Co., Boston.
- Clapp, Fuller 4 Browne, Bankers, Boston.
Z Marine Bank, Chicago.
- Holman dsipoke, Chicago.
MoehAnics' Bank, Pittsburgh.
Farmers Deposit Bank, Pittsburgh.
Kramer RAhm, Bankers,
= Gilmore Brothsrton /" Cincinnati.
A. D. Hunt : Co., i" Louisville.
\ State Savings Institution, 81. Louis.
Ksokuk, Jan. ], IS. GEO. O. ANDERSON.
jsn5d
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CUMMINGS d BEGG6,
Architects,

s u p T. X i N r T. " u Il N -
uAVEtaken m Office Ia R@ddington's Block
L l. corner Of johnson and Third streets, in Room
No. A. Ind story, hrst door TO the left Ut Abe bead
Of the main entrance stsirs, where they invite
their friends and the public 70 call They are pre-
pared to furnish designs and detail drawings for
buildinga Of AL kinds, pablo and private and to
supsrintend the erection Of the same. They hope
10 do business in such manner will please their
patrons and do credit to themselves.
Refer, by permission, To
X. r. Lowe, Hawkins Taylor,
Edward kilbourne, James Estcs,
Gso.C. Anderson, X. P.Cresl,
VIC. Stripe, ID. keddington,
VIA. leighton, j. M. Bilings,
j. NJ. Hiatt. J.. u. naul.
decl2dly
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,,,u. Keeknk fenaals College. s
VIE Directors Of this 0n1lene hoge nad5 a
satituticn will be transfsFfGf a 5a,es and
o4Aatiful Hall Of tho Iowa Nedt H1lese, and
80 elected Rev. chas. A. WilliAu3% Incipal--s
gentleman we'll know and commsnoed % possess
Ang al that tact and experience and those literary
md scientific qualifications, requisiteto the com
Plete AUD permanent succsss Of this important en-
tsrprise-
The Spring Term will commence on Monday,
March I'd, under the superintendsnce of Mr.. viii
iiams aided BY pete mt aud perienced teachers;
the choice Of teachers the Of study, and
general discipline Of the College being subject to
the supervision and approval Of the Board, with
the pledge of their permanent cooperation and
counsel.
1t IL the purpose Of the Board to build up an In
stitution which shall fully meet the wants Of our
eity and In this effort they hope for the eo-opera-
t,on and sympathy Of all intelligent and liberal
The Institution will henecforth be exclusively
Tor female pupils, and will comprehend primary
and advanced departments, with the dssign Of an
aiimate thorough organization and classification,
and Of such sdsancement and progress as the intel
hgcst patronage Of the community will sustain.
This arrangement secures the cooperation and
influence Of DR.. Sanford, to whose liberAlity and
public spirit the Institution is indebted for the
very favorable terms which have been made for the
use Of his rooms.
The terms Of tuition win be, as heretofore, six
and eight dollars per quarter for ordinary studies
Ienses, and extra charges foA -. French, 0sr-,
man, Music and Drawing. e58E8s$
Hon. X. p Lowe, Hon. 8. r. Curtis. =,
Rev. W. IL. Williams, RevsE. uunn. #
4. I,iasmaa, G. ii. Perry, \. 4. a' fopa,'
J. W. uGDES, see'y. X. 7. LOWE
keukuk March lad pvastdnnk
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n. X. LOVE 4 CO.,
Successors to Deming 3 Love,)
BANKERS,
EOh a,
EIVE particular attention to collections, and re-
~ NIT promptly on the day Of payment.
REssRSRcss:
Bank Of North America, New Y ork.
Drexsi 4 Co., Philadelphia.
X. W, Clark 4 Co.,
Citizens Bank, Baltimore.
Bank Of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh.
Jne. D. Scally Cashier, do
y. Brady. Cashier, Wheeling.
Branch State Bank a6u(lhio, Zsnssvilie.
Commercial Bank nsti.
State Saviags Instf \. Louis.
Geo. Smith 4 Co., C
Northern Bank Of Lexington.
nov2&d H.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-05-28
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JEWELRY STORE.

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Second street, between Main and johnson.
HAVING jns, returned from the East, =
l. respectfully call the attention Of my "A
friends, and the public generally, TO my
nswand 6nestock Of watches jswelry ,siivsr and
plated ware, fancy goods, Ac.
watches.
Fine gold duplex magic, paten and detached
lever watches;siiver patent and detached levers,
andL 'Epinee of all kinds nndqualitios.
JcSclry.
Ladies plain gold mosaic, came and anameiled
earrings and breast pins, ladies' md children
gold and jet bracelets, ladies and gents gold
chains, pencils and pens, gold and diamond finger
rings, gold and silver I'm bes, gent gold breast
pins ,studs, COLLAR and sleeve buttons gold silver
steel snd spectacles pocket, table and dss-
sert cutlery, and scissors.
silver ware.
In whichline Intend not to besurpassed by any
store west or north Of ST. Louis via: silver table
dessert and tea spoons andforks, sugar, cream mus
tsrd and salt spoons butter and fruit
and plated napkin rings, DC.
Piasea ware and Fancy Goods.
Plated and britannia tea sets, oAstors, fruit and
cake baskets pearl and shcl pock ct
book, ,And In fact everything pertaining to ny
line.
genersIsssovtment Of clocks Of u hel ates pa IT.
tsrnsand bcst max ~ NJ warranted TO keep good
time.
rWatches and Jewslry repaired in The N os,
my6-dly JULES GEISEk.
Mammalian Life lnsura nee Company
LAG BROADWAY, NEW YoRx.
Casa Cepffaiand Accumulation $40U, 900.
nEPOSITEDtl00,00 600 withthe omptrolier o IT hs
~ stats Of New York for the security Of Policy
HOLDER. In addition TO which the stockholders III
personally liable. Among the Directors are ths
most wealthy and infucntis lcitisens Of New York
Thisis Stock Company, returning to tho as.
surcd S73 per cent Of all the prontstri-annuAIIy.
party3oy years Of age may secureto his family
free from the claims Of bis ar. tors for sbout 81
cents per week, policy for $1,000.
ho would notSpare this sum for the gratidoa
tion Of rejection, sck bed or in case OF Aoci.
dent, thstf .ilclss fail, he had made certain
pain ,anado mcrcfor his recovery than medicine.
N. y. MORGAN, Pres't.
C. Y. WBMPLE, Sec'y.
Prospectus with sll necessary NORMA tion I ur.
nished BY kICKEi 4 SIN ION, ,Agts.
Third Stree
q aug8-dly Keoknk Iowa.