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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-07-03
C0Nstabie's Sale.

pf virtue OF three wlitS Of Ficli FIcas,
ID issn"d Ivy tnthony Wharton. one of til.
Justices Of the Peace Of the State of Mary
land, in and for Cecil county, two 1T the suit
Of George W. Taylor. agent for Adclinc Tay-
Tor. and one at the snit of Henry G. Shippers;
and also one other writ Of Ficr FaciaH,
issued by John Rddrll, another one Of Il =
Justices ufthc Peace Of Ike State aud county
aforesaid. ut the $rut of Reed x Logan. all
against the goods and chalirlS, lands and
trmcmcntS of James Thompson, To me direct
cd. have seized and taken in execution ill
the right. title, claim, interest and estate, ut
Law and in equity, OF the said James 1homr-
son, in and 10 AL that TRACT OF LAND,
situate in said county. containing
~ Acres. More or less.
and adjoining lands of Samuel Goodnow,
VIM. THOMPSON and Thomas McNcy. near
lladyn'S~; Road, ; and hereby give noise
that on
Sa'mdoY, Mc 2M Ding Of Julg, 1858,
between the hours Of and 4 clock p. m,
at the Mrs. Lum'S lip'el in North East. | will
offer tor sale the said property, so Sciz"d and
taken i'll execution, by Public Auction, 10
the highest bidder. for cash.
JOSEPH r. MAIGDNY.
July 3. lSjS.--tS. I$l.O0l Constable.
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4yH OF morrow SUNDAY

4TH OF July .E-Tomorrow Sunday
is the glorious Anniversary. We have not
understood that the patriotic people Of Elkton
will observe ether to day or Monday in its
stead, in any manner. The time has been
when il was celebrated here with hon.t fires,
the booming of cannon, the parade of our
military companies, fire works, balls, &c.
Now, it is likely, We shall have nothing but IL
little whisky drinking. to wind up at night,
possibly, with q little fisticuiling. cod
joe may be about with his drum, whistling
an accompaniment, amusing boys and soaring
horses, but even Joe seems of late years to
be growing negligent in his patriotism.
MELANCHOLY OCCuERENCE.-O Our
Rowlandsylle correspondent, in a letter re-
ccived yesterday, gives us the following infor-
nation -
"A son Of Alexander Ewing. who lives
near Mt. Pleasant, became ovcrhcatcd in the
harvest field on Monday and was thrown into
Il state of dclirium. in this condition he
went to the house Of John Brown Jr., Il near
neiShbor, where his actions and appearance
so frightened Mrs. Brown, that she fell into
violent commissions, which caused her death
on Tuesday morning. Mrs. b. was daughter
Of Mr.. John Fulton Of the Eighth Districts a
young and interesting woman, lately married,
and her Sudden and distressing death has
been a terrible blow on her husband and her
fathers family, who have the deepest synrpa-
thy Of the whole community in their severe
aillction.''
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-07-03

noUBLE Width White and Black Barege for
~ Shawls and busters, J.. BROWN, JK.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-07-03

~Ss--as NoTIcE.-A committee of the
$500 Presbytery of New Castle will
meet Cd. W in the Public Hall in North
East, on next Tuesday, 9th inst, at II
O'Clock \. NJ, TO organize II Presbyterian
Church. The friends Of this enterprise and
the public generally, are inyied to be present
on that occasion.
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Gcfil lul)ie,
.LKTON, JULY ,, 1858.

'',ect tho inhabitants and 49, .n' ''io
ans off.
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AI2AGS.

N :ssFsss%0 s sa
s :sss 4 ss' ,%',', !. y, y
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q ~. T. Grr.r Priucipio,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-07-03

EARLY pOTAToEs.-Mr. }. i. Ash
sent us ON Monday last, a quantity Of fair
sized kidney potatoes, raised on his Red Hill
farm. lie had been digging them week
previously.
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CUMMINGS 4 BE00S,
Architects,

8 u p rim TIE N ID ~ z j.
I1AvEtAkcn N ONCE IN Reddington's Block,
II corner u johnson aud Third strseu, in hoon
No. ~ 3nA stsry, Apt Asor to tbs left y the head
sf the main entrance stairs, whore thsy Invite
their frisnds ana Tho public 70 call. They are pre-
pared 10 fusuish designs and detail drawings for
builliAss 1t All hinds, public and private, ssd TO
superintend the erection Of the sama. They hope
10 10 businsss In sueh manner will please their
patrons and do credit 70 themselves.
Refer, b. permission, y
II. +. Low. Hawkins Taylor,
Edward Hiibearne, James Estss,
Geo. G. Andcrsop, \, urssl,
VIC. strip, y. D.ksddinston'
WIN. Lsixhton, J. n. Binings,
JIM. Hiatt. J. .. Psui.
dssl7Aly
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aKo. G. ANDERSON. ALxxAHpsR BAxCLAr r.
(ESTABLlsHED IN isA8.J

aKo. c. ANDERSON. ALRxAHpsR BAxcLAr
(ESTABLIsHED IN is46.J
BANKING HOUSE or
. r o = q Y G. A y Y = 3 ON 4 co.
I HAVE this day sdmittsd - . partner In he
/ Banking Business, Alexander Barclay, twho has
been my teller for the last six years.. The bnsi-
ness, hereafter, wiilbs conducted under the firm
GEO. O. ANDERSON 3 90.
Being one Of the Oldest Banking Housss III not
tbe oldest) in lows, theosw frm s6licits eontin-
sance Of formc- pstronage 20 Mbesally extended to
the senior psrtnsr. a
They wiil aaks es1ectisns aad rsuit, less TX
ehange. on the day Of payment free Of charge.
Their rslsrsncsa are - formally By senior part
ner wis
RsrsREscss
Park Baak, MI
Winslow, Lanies Co., Bankers, MY.
Edwssu ". CiAkk / Co., Phi isdelphiA.
Howard Banking o., 1sssen.
Clapp, FullsT ! As0HnA, Bsnksrs, Boeton.
Marine Bank, Chicago.
Hoffman A0elpcke, Chicago.
Mechanics Bank, Pittsburgh.
Rarmers' Deposit Bank, Pittsburgh.
Kramer Rshm, Bapkafs,
fillmore 4 Brothsrton, !" Cincinnati.
A. D. Hunt d Co, w" Louisville.
State seviags sInstitution, st. Louis.
Ksoksk, Jan. !, 'Ss. GEO. ANDERSON.
jan5d
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RECENTLY PUBLISHED,

Rcmark liable ConveFslsns ana Revl.
val Incidents,
INCLUDING an account Of tho Rise and Pro-
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among the people, in all parts Of the country, BY
VIM. Conant, with N introduction by Henry Ward
Bcsehcr. Opelarge and handsome l2mo. volume.
Price ~.
List Of Contents, Tin part Review Of Revivah
from tho Day Of Psnteccst 70 the Great Awaken
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Persons Revival Incidents and Narratives; Mise
aud Progress Of tho Great Awakening of 1878
The Work cannot fail 10 be ope OF interest. =
(Christian Advocate. ~
"A mcans Of grace and encouragement to the
hearts Of praying men. IN. y. Examiner.
at will be eagerly sought for ~ the present
tims."-(N. y. ubssryer.
| at cannot but prove eminently reasonable and
useful. N. \. independent.
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ARTHUR's NEW AND BEAUTIFUL STORY.
Ths HAND hst NOS tho Aesrs; or

LITR-TRIALS OF JBssIE L0RIEo.
pYr. q. ARTHUR.
The point Of this story ID expressed In the title;
and the story itself 10 > sharply dsewn iilustrs-
tion Of the folly and madness Of linking together
two immortal souls BY the rough Grains Of seiAah
interest, pride, or basor passion.
The lesson taught Is one OF deep Significance /;
and thousands Of hearts wiliihYob In slmcst wild
rcsp0nss, to the life expssisncs of Jessie LoSing,
Who in all the bitter trials OF her unhappy union,
swsrved not hairs breadth from honor, principle
or religious duty. thou xh temptation came in it,
most alluring shape.
As the type Of true woman, she 10 worthy to
be suabslmsd In tho memory Of every ssadsr.
One neat limo. vol. Price 81. For sale BY
4 OGDEN, BRUwNELL 4 CO.,
maylOd No. - Main 1t.
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f1sAk Grsat Central Route, connecting the Az
1 iantic cities with the Western, North -wssts,n
and South-wsstsrn States, by . eontiAusss Rail-
way direct. This road also connects ut Pit&sbursh
with daily line Of steamers to all parts on The
Weztefs kivcra, and ~ Cleveland and 6Ardusk i
with steamers 70 all ports on the Aorth-Ues,ern
Lakes making II the mos, direct, eAespssf end re-
aatIe route BY which FREIGHT can be forwarded
" and from the Great West.
kATKs BETWEEN PnIADILPHiA AND PIfrs1UR0H.
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sThe Greatest Biography Of the Age"
row nnADY:
THE LIFE or rMoMAs yEFrKRsoN,
BY HRHRY 8. RANDALL. liz y.
In TArss veInnss. 0esave.

THIS work contains upwards ~ 4eee psess, h
!. printed on Ans pApsy, and han1ssmsly puna
in$arious style, II q Illustrated y savssal en-
gravin2s On steel and nsms1oss ~ sfnilss a1leoe
the fos1ss ere two Ans Portraits = Js1slssa> fhs
dfsft Of The Declaration Of Inaepsnd4ses IN Js6sr-
sons own hand writing.
This y, n every sssse, ~ authorised work; II
was undertaken under the Apprpbabion Of his fam
yatc papers Of Js6srson In their possession and
he's received the bens6t Of their rscollsctons and
opinions - svssy stop. sP
The work sontaips he spssssisas II JsGsraou sn
every great public question which arose, fr9m his
90 ysars Ard snhyaaiAg the whols 1csnss period
Of the RepdbHc. II conta1ns JsGsrson's hereto
fore anpu6iShed fAasls serrsspondsnee; selections
from his hnest publishsd Letters ssts pApsrs etc.
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AUOA0A S8SaSy
g Soa
WHEEL ER 4 WILSON'S
CELx1RATxD
Family Sewing Machines !.


WE ara constantlv supplying the very best
w quality Of crate and st0ve Coal brougha to
thia market 1t iGnites easily, bufns brightly and
more hest th0 ssy other Astele ~ sale,
excepting nsns. Its chief economy aad axssllsnsy
smsists h IT, burning TO ashes and leaving no
Rw nssAsnjeA lpnrposss it positively espnot b
auYpxaoed, o. tho5t usink " wifi sttcst.
0dDsgmnss b. lsfton sAs hook At thso0ooynossll
Cslliee Go. 4 Grocssy Stsre. Sd at, bstwesp Naiu
ard Jchpsun, snd they shsllb BE- promptly afte1dsd
70, ~ hsretof0rs. L. 9. DOBlN6, sassag
MaEUhh.i 5t Agent.
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New Arrangement.
Oa aaa assss Monday, Asgust ., 'Ss,
The xookuk & Burlington

PACKET CO1RANIse
NIEW asd last russiug 6tsADsr kE0-
AN KUK viii maks regslAr double
Aaily trips, Sundays excepted, between
HvNTk0dR aad BURLINGTON.
Lsaviae Msasfess - ESQ asd ll.3op.A.
Arriving at Darlington 81 : p. n. and sA. N.
Arriving u Keokuk 1t and ll;sO p. m
Thns makkng reliable and prompt connections
With ~ kssknk and Mentress, the Burinetonssd
Alssouh River and the chicsgo ard Barhneson
Railroads , % wsii a. tho keokuk, n. Des Moines
ana Aiunsso.A railroad morning aud evening
trsins, also, with the boats Of the ksokuk and
81. Louis Packet Co.
For Tickets and further Information apply on
board, or 10 Company Agents at keokuk and
Burlington. a. w. eAMfLn,
ausA President.
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The Gate City A9atnss the worl
X r . X y X
Mattress Mandatory.
"A. C. ORR

Is now mAnulacturing NAttrssses Of every de-
l scrptiop, spiral, spring. ourled lair. Wooden,
Feltinc, Cotton, Moss Birch shuck, and Straw, Of
the beet quality. Pillows and Boistcsa Of An
kinds. Also, Comforts and fsathers.
Hotel and Steamboat orders promptly attended
Co. and ali articles manufactured or sold At my e.
tablisbment will be offered at fair terms. and war
work II any establishment Of the kind IN the
Westsm 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 sx-
pensive machinery, which enables me to manufac-
ture better work, at more liberal rates, than in
ferior work otherwise manufactured can be A.
fordcd foe. Material for Bedding, stc., prepared
BY nachinsry IL more uniformly and perfectly
prepa red, and the work far superior In quality.
w II ESALE AND TAIL.
March To- s57.dIy
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OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.

NO other Late Of J e6eston ever puhhsAo4--pRcb
mrarison 10 thi. in thorourhn sss, fsIasss d ~.
csdent Ard considerations fidelity.
TAs bicgr ply has evidently been labor Of levs,
and shs y u patient, sssiduous toll II has cost,
, h.vs bssssSi,sn yish aAezsdgias. sntistsg enshs-
Al tlesSth the public have Life Of Thomas JEFF
feFson that y mol oAiy fAsoinaaiAg, and therefore
sure to be popular. but one that will stand the e.
aentisi historical test-that Of accuracy andsfuth-
fula.ss. Itis ssen sAat ,As grossd-wsfk u the
wholc1s sutheptin cotemporary material, and Of
the highsst order. To gather Il has been the work
Of years. We vcsld nst CON pare shis voiams With
sss and q
Jefferson IL nads to draw u binsslf, that his na-
turc, his very sogA y dsIiniatsd With distinct
nsss not unlike that In which johnson stands out
In the pages OF Boswell.--f Dceton Post.
1mhsed with that enthusiastic adm iration Of his
subject, without which eiogyapher 10 rarely sac
oeesful, Mr. kendall nevertheless does not sesk to
Ahe whatsveffaain he may has. sftisr from HIM
Cromwell in.issAd his should b painted, ".warss
and n" fhs picture gains W sAIs In life lihs
eolofsgs witAose loeing any sf i0 nsjestiu pro-
PORTIONS Albany Eye. Jour.
No one who runs, however casuAlly over this
work, vial fan 70 b satisaed that M. Ranaail Aas
added very largely to shs worlds stsek Of istor-
sources hitherto unsxpaored, and that hs has dens
ilus.rsss i. psr.on.ii, 4 sS.s IN .ss waterman.
We have read With delight Mr. Randall.s eapti-
waiting details of hr. Jsdenon's personal history,
which hs hes ssdslessly satAsred, and sdnirAAly
groapsd together, from great variety Of auihsntic
sources, hitherto unsxplofed. 0us Of the tempting
rehns Of his materials, tho able and clear
author has constructed book, Ut once most sn-
tcrtsining and instructive--onc that should be
studied by every patriot Of tho hnd.-~E Riehnond
Enquirer. q
There can b. only one opinion - to the ability,
general impartiaiity and Industry which Mr.. Ran-
dali b., s,ossa. into e0msn.'isn in .As
worthily .sxscsied ! nseh wanted booh.--( (PAils-
delphis Press.
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American literature, and Be consulted ~ every tn
ture historian OF this country Il Phiadeiphia Eve.
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We like II bscauss 1t neither eonosals, palliasss,
exaggerates, distcrts but approaches, In every
instance, sndiu every 6tieuiaf, the career Of the
noble character whose opinions have deae - mAch
to shape the domestic and foreign policy Of the
tion be contribsted 20 greatly tocai iutsc xtssaee
In. o. True Dshs. sa s.ss 4.
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Experienced canvastine Agents wanted, In al
parts Of the country to obtain Subscribers Tor this
work. Applicants should staae what counties they
would like to canvas
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TO any address, On receipt Of the price. ts
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jy3ldkwlt No. lla Nssssu-st New York,
kesksk agency
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cxLx1RAfxD
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THE rARmERs, GUIDE

10 3CfnNf11Ic AND PRACTICAL A0nlCUIfUh1,
BY HDxkY srRrnsMs, 4. II. s., Of Edinburgh, and
the late j. P. NORTON, Professor Of Scientific
Rs,alootaso. isso ss.. paS.s. and nd nanssoa. wood @
snd steel enErayings.
This Is, confsssedly, the mos complete work en
Agriculture pub iished and in erder to give IL
wider circuiation the publishers haveresolvedt to
reduce the price 70
Five Dollars for tho Tsse velames.
When sent by mail lpost paidl 10 California and
Oregon the price will be 81, TO every other part
Of the United states, and 10 CanAda (post paid
81. THIS WORK IL NOT raE OLD Book o. raE
FARM"
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items should always be addressed, post paid, 10
the Publishers,
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1855. saansr IRA ngeasns. lsSs.
CHANGE OF TlMEl
Forming, in connection with the Packets,
twice daily line 70 Chicago and
Mount Pleasant.
Through - chicago . In - h Hoursl
70 take eject on Monday, Anssst 9th, 1858.
IrROM and after the above dato and until fur
T. ther notice, Trsins will lssrs Packet Depot
First, fsts.mbost Day Erpress) Train leaves
second, tstesmhoat Night Expsss) Train leaves
Keokuk ~ 1880 p. N.
FIRST tAccommodatisn) Train loaves Aontross At
Sis D.. m.
Second, (steambost Day Exprcss) Train leaves
Montrose at l3:4S Pm.
Third (saesnbost Night kxprcse) Tfain leaves
Aontrose daily At Has p IN.
The trairs on the above named Railroad running
Packets, will form twice daily limo 70 Burling-
running ksst Aad West for Chicago and Mt. Plras-
ant.
Also, connecting 1t Montrose once daily with
above. Pawengers for Burlington can take either
Day or Night hxpress.
| Passengers for Muscstine Rock Island and points
above, viii take the Night Kxprsss.
/ B. w. DAVIS,
| Superintendent.
]. X. TxwxssuRr, Ticket Agent, MAin-st.
4 o. IL. BREwna, FRIGHT Agent, once 81 Psckei
Depot. [sug6d
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For the Upper Mississippi.
u. 8. MAIL LINZ,

u. 8. NAIL LINZ,
neck nsianA ana k osk IN DAILY Pas.
senger Packets.
THE steamers HEN CAMPBELL
/ and TISHOMINu0 will ecmposs
the line for the season Of lB6S. Both
Of these hosts heing Of light draagh
and Of great spsed, may Be relied upon for making
connections ~ advsftissd. The
BEN. CANPBELL,
Gno. II. Mysns, Captain A. l.. MILLss, CLERK,
Leaves Aestsoss on the arrival of the cars from
kcokuk, every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
meruing, 1t b o'cleck. The
TI6HOM1N0O,
Joss r. KsAcu, Gsptain A. n. CoRwiHR, Clerk,
LeAvss Aossruse - sbSvs, every Aondsy, Wsdnss-
Day 80 Ysiday connecting, ~ Burlington, with
TkAINS foe CHICAGO, and NJ. PleASast, Lewa; /;
at Muecstihe, With the TkAIN Tor IOWA CITY j
at Rock Island, with Minnesota Packet Company
Bteamsss for 0alsna, Dubuque, aad 81. Psul, and
the trsns Of the Chicago and Neck Island Railroad
fhrsush Tickets nay bc procured on Board, or
Of o. u. BRKW ER, Agent,
May lid ut Depot - Lsvce.
nv. .sAMFLs. SAN II 1AHKIH,
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flhSI CLASSs---Boots, SEC~
lian and Caps, Dry doSis t,a,
boxes, baies and aunks,1 Drsxs Tie. D leo Ms.
lin boxes and bales,) Feathers,
fprs, Ac., DC.
SECOND GLASS; Domestic Encst
ing, shifting and licking lin
originalbalcs, Drugs lin casks) sa. ,oo~
hardware, Leather, Liquor lin w. iooips'
casks), Wall Paper, Wool and
Sheep Pslts, eastward, Ac., de-
THIRD CLAss.-Anvils, Chains lin
casks, Hemp, Bacon and Pork,
saItsd tioose or In sacks, Paints eoc. q ZOE ns.
tdry and In 0il,) Oils, Except
lard and rosin),
gouKrs cIAss .-CoGee, Fish, Ba-
con, Beef asa Pork lin casks sr
boxes, eastwayd,) Lard and
Lard Oil, ksiis. 6cda Ash, Ger "a. !, I'M ~.
man Clay, lar, Pitch, Resin, sSe "'A'' IVY W
Steel, Manufactured Tobacco,
kosin OIL, Queens ware, Sugar,
(hhds. ,khls .nnd bxs.,) 4e., Ac.
fL0UR-75c y bbl., until further notice.
GRAIN--3b cts. y zoe ms. until further notice.
COTTOE--$2 y bale, not exceeding SOC ns, In
weight until further notice.
In shipping Goods from any point east Of Phih-
dolphin. BE- particular 10 nsrk packsges sssts
Psansyipania Rariroad. All goods consigned to
| the Agents Of this road nj Philadelphia or Pitts
burgh, will he forwarded without deteniion.
fkEl9aT AGEhTs-clnk Co., Chicago !;
Co., kvansvillo, Ind; Vim. Bingham, Louisvills,
KY; X. c. Meldrum, Madison, Ind; II. w. Brown
Co., and Irwin Co., Cincinnati; h. 8. Pierce
Co, Lanes Vile, Oh Leech Co., No. 81 Kiiby
Boston Leeeh Co., No. Astor House, N. T.,
No. I Williamst., n. y; 4. J. Snceder. Philadel-
phis; MagrswA koons, Balti more y. 4. Stewart.
Pittsburgh. II. IL. HOUSTON,
General Freight Agent.
II. J. LoMBAERT, Sup't, Altoona, Penn.
Jan. /, '5s-dly
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Goo. Chaplin, Geo. @. Lee,
rhird-st. ,oss door sonthof Main, Keok uk ,lowa .
4 vOLLEcTI0NS made and rsmitted At eurrsnt
~ rates.
RssRK 70
E.J Blake, Cashier Of MsrcAntile Bank, \. \.
Bank Of the State Of New York, N. \.
Hon. J no. L. .Schooleraft, Prss't Comm lBank,
Albany, N. Y.
F.Grangsr Adans, Banker, Chicago.
Renick ! peteyson, BANKERS, 81. Louis.
decled M
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II. k. LOVE q co.,
Sseesssoss 70 Dshing tovs,)
BANKERS,
(NIVE particular attenttoh 10 collections. and re-
" init promptly on the day Of payment.
RkS8hnNcBe:
Bank Of North America, New 7 ofk.
Drexei 4 Co., Philadelphia.
Y. W, Clark d Co.,
Citisens' Bank, Baltimore.
Bank & Pitssburgh, Pittsburgh. @s
Jno. d. Scully, Cashier, do
8. Brady, Cashier, Wheeling.
Branch state Bank Of Ohio, Zanssville.
connercial Bank, Cincinnati.
Z State Ssvings fnstitution, St. Louis.
Geo. Smith 1 Co., Chicago,
NoYthsTa Bank Of Ksntucky, Lexington.
nov24d
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LEONARD SCOTT 4 Co.,
apr3ldAw No. 81 Gold st., Now York.


kEOkUM FEMALE SEMINARY.
foyHIs Institution will commence its session 90
1 Monday, sept. 9Th, in The second story Of Dr.
smford's building, corner Of Fifth and Concert
streets.
The Board of Trustses of this Seminary. s)eetsd
from various reii ious denominations and repro
sonting large part oil the Christian community, !,
dcsis BY the united and cooperative e6orts Of the
friends Of education to establish gradually such
IN institution as our city requircs.
The Principal Of the Inssitution 10 Rev. C. A.
WILLIAMS, TO whom, or to the Secretary Of the
Bosrd, applications for the admission Of pupils
may b. made.
The charges for tuition will be 50 and s. In the
srdisAry kngiish stsdies, with . small additional
sum for Incidental expenses. Fur Latin. FTench,
German, &c., ex.rs chArg,s will be made.
Its desirable that persons designing " become
pupils be present punctaally on the trst Of the
session. WIN. THOMPSON,
Trcsidcutof the Bosrd Of Trustees.
HEsRY SrioSc, sec'y.
Keokuk, Aug II, Is5s-d ESQ
KEUKWk hlGH SCHOOL.
fsurth quarter.
TIME Fourth Quarter Of this School will CON-
j nenoe on Monday, May 10th, In the rooms on
5th street between Main and johnson.
The same high aims in regard to scholarship aud
dsciph will be maintained US heretofore. The
school will hereafter be open to both male and fs-
male pupils.
There win BE- throe acpartmsnts-P Primary, In.
tcrI0ediats and Academic--in which the charge per
quarter " ten weeks will be - fcllows:
Primary department, per er,...........1 . 90
Intermediate Department, per quarter,...... Q %
Academic Department, per quarter, 10 90
These rates. payable invariably by the middle oi
the quarter, defray the entire sxpsnsesof tuition
There win be general weekly exsrrisss In Com
positioD, kiocntiont fc.
No deduction will be made for absence, exceptir
cases Of protracted sickness.
The services ef PIof. Brace have been secured e
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WATCH MAKER AND JEWELER,

Fine watches, Clocks, yeWeary,
SILVER AND PLATED WARE,
No. 5TA Msin-s,., between ~ snd Sd,
KEUKUk,...-
HAVING lAtsly added largely to my facilities
II for MANUFACTURERS AND RsPAIRISa Jewelry,
I am nov rrcpsreA 10 do al kinds Of work per-
tanning to thai business in the most approved
style.
GslA Rings Of any size or quality made 70
efder.
Particsiar attention paid TO the repairing ~
Watches, ~ RIRsr CLAp WosKnxS. All work
vsrrenteA to give satisfacti0.