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vANlA - l. n %
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INHE Greet Central Route, injecting the Al
| iantic citieE with the Wsstern, North -we.terr
and Southwestern States, by = continuous Rail
way direct. This road also connects at Pttshurs III
With daily line Of steamers to all ports on q,
Westcrn Rivers, and IT Cleveland and Esndush, :,
with steamers 10 sll ports on the North sstcrr
Lakesj making IL the most direct, eAsGpesf asd ve
| Aatis route by which FREIGHT can be forward &
to and from the Great Wssf.
| RArxs BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA AND PIrrsBUH0r
FIRST CLAsS.--Boots, nnos 1
Hats and Caps, Dry Govds i'm
boxes, bales and trunks,) Drugs 4 7Sc. " leo M
lin boxes and bAlca,l fsatners,
Furs, de-, DC.
SEoosn nCLAss.-Domcstic sheet1
ing, Shirting and Ticking lin
originalbaies, } Drugs Tin casks)
Hardware, Leather, liquor lin ooc. y lo0ns
casks, NAIL Paper, Nool and
sheep Pe1ts, eastward, de-, dc
THRp CLAss.-Apviis, Chains lin
cAsks, Hemp, Bacon and Pork,
saited loose or in sacks, Paints 5Oc q 100 Ms
tdry and In oil,) oils, texeept
lard and roein),
Eounfn CLAss.-Gonee Fish Bs-1
con, Beef and Pork tin casks or
boxes, eastward Lard and
Lard Oil, Nais, oda Ash, Ger.
man Clay, Tar, Pitch, Kosin, svo. Fieo ps
Steel, Manufactured Tobacco
kosin Oil, Queenaware, sugar
lhhds. bbis and bxs. j Ac, dc.
FLoUR-75c u bbi., until further notice.
GRAMS cts. u 100 lbs. until further notice.
CoTToN--s2 = bale, not excesdi z 500 ms In
weight, until further notice
In shipping Goods from any point eAstof phils-
delphia. be Particular 10 mark packages s.psa
Pennsyiransa Railroad All goods consigned to
the Agents Of this road At philsdeiphia or Pitts
burgh, will BE- forwarded without detention.
FREIGHT A6EN1s-Clsrk 4 Co., Chicago !;
Packer ! Co, Memphis, Tenn; p. g. o,Riley 4
CO., EvAnsyille, Ind; VIM. Bingham, Louisville,
Ny; X. 9. Meidrum, Madison. Ind; Ii. W. Brown
Co, Zancsville, o.; Leech Co., No b4 Kilby-
Boston; Leeeh Co., No. Astor House, N. ",
No. Willism-st., n. Y; 4. J. Sneeder, ,Philadel-
Phia; Magraw koons baltimore; b. A. Ste wart.
Pittsburgh. Ii. H. HOUSTON.
General Freight Agent.
II. J. LoMBAERT ,sup't, Altoona, Penn.
Jan. i. '6S-dly
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KEOkUK FEMALE SEMINAKI.
f1sHIS Institution will commence iA second ass-
1 sion on Monday, Nov. 18th, In the second story
Concert streets.
The Board Of Trust tees Of this Seminary elected
from various rsli ious denominations and repre-
senting > large part Of the Christian community,
desirs by the united and cooperative efforts Of the
friends Of education to establish gradually such
N institution as our city requires.
The Principal Of the Institution 10 Rev. G. A..
WILLIAMS, to whom, or to tho Secretary Of the
Board, applications for the admission ol pupils
may be made.
Tho charges for tuition viii be 80 and 4s In the
ordinary English studies, with smau additional
sum for Incidental expenses. For Latin. French,
0erman, &C., extra charges viii BE- made.
tits desirable that persons designinR TO become
pupils bc present punctually the first Of the
session. VIM. THOMPSON,
President Of the Board Of Trustees.
HENRY Sfnose, See'y.
keokuk, Nov. s, l866-d
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For the Upper Mississippi

1oI the upper 0lssleotpp1. !.
q. g.. MAIL LINE,
y ock 1s1ao - and r q On ~ Daily Pas /.
ssnger R0ckCts.
fINuR steamers BkN. CAMPBELL
1 and TISHOMIN8o will compose
the line for ths season Of lSbs. Both
Of these boats bsing Of light drau ght0 =
and Of great speed, may be relied upon for making
connections a. advertised. The
BEN. CAMPBELL,
0so. II. hrERs, Captain A. l.. MILLHK, Clerk,
Leaves Nontrose on the arrival OF the cars from
keokak, every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
morning, at 8 O'Clock. The
TISHOMISGO,
Jons R. KEAcH, Captain A. II coRwisx, Clerk,
Leaves Aontrose ~ above. every Monday, Wsdnes-
day and Friday connecting, ~ BurliE gton, with
TRAINS Tor CHICAGO, and Mt. Pleasant, Iowa
81 MuscAtine, with the TRAIN for IOWA CITY ;
at Rock Island, with Minnesota Packet Company
steamers for Galena, Dubuque, and ST. Paul, and
the trains Of the 6kaeago and Rock Island Ksilroad
Through Tickets may be procured on BoaFd, or
Of O. II. BREW ER, Agent,
May lid ut Depot on Levee.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-12-03
CONTENTS

Invocation The Amber-sprite, Ihfsncy Of Sol
ence, Copernieus, 6allleo, Newton, the Temple sf
scienee. Electrons Trance, His Awakening, Flee
tron Tortured, Attraction and Repu lsion ,Electron
in Germany, Tho Electrical Machine, Electron In
trapped, The Leyden Jar, franklin and his Kite,
The lightning Captured, The Kite In Europe,
Franklin 3 Magic, The Thunder Storm. The Ihun.
der-IIoit, The Lightning Roo, The Northern Lights,
The Arctic aurora, GalvAnism, Volta, Elsctron =
Metamorphoses, Tale Of Tear, The Artificial
D.Auaona, saAAspeare's Uiin, Ine submarine Bat
terry, The Telegraph FoTeshadowcd, Electro Magne-
tism, The Telegraph Realised, The Avsnger Of
Blood, The Electric Firs-AlArm, The Eisctrotyp Pc,
Cause of Cholera, Table Turnings, Ocean Telo-
graph, Conclusion.
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naAsninaI0n

TvAE Co-Partnership heretofore existing be-
i tween the subscribers, under the name and
arm Of Tarfar 4 Haines, 10 this day dissolved ~
mutual consent. Robert 4 p. 9. Haines will con-
tinus in tho business, and sign the name Of ths
drm in liquidation. They will also settle all 90
counts Of the late firm, and all debts due 1t must
be paid them. u. b. tAkRAR,
ROBERT HAINES.
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THE NEW YORK TRIBUNE
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ELECTR ON;
Or The Pranks of the M odcrn Pack /.
"IIl put Girdle round about the Earth"

Telegrsphic Epic for the Times, in which the
origin, progress and marvellous of the
Scienceof Electricity and Magnetism are set forth
politically and practically for 500 years, from the
time of Thalss to be Submarine Telegraph, en-
bracing every broad field Of Electrical Discovery
and achievement, and especially the last great
FIELD Of the Atlantic Ocean.
New York, Aug. ~, 1858.
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Through to Chicago in IA Hours
0Fare to the East isLowxR by this rout,
than any other, and Time MUCH oulcKKa.. -
Through Tickets.

FROM KEOKUK
By ali the principle routes, " Boston, New York
Phiiadslphia, baltimore, Washington,
Hsrrisbnrgh, Pittsburgh, Wheel
ing, Cincinnati indianapolis.
~Ako, by several different routes to all th4
principal intermediate places.
@Ako. TO Milwaukee, freepoTt, 0Alera, and
DunIeith.
~Aiso, to al the Railroad Cities In Upper and
Lower Canada, vic Grand Trunk Railway liamil-
ton, Toronto, Kingston. Montreal and Qaeber.
Fly the same route to Ogdensburgh, N. y,
Plattsburgh. N. X, and Portland, Me-,
CAN BE PKocURID At fHY
GENERAL RAILROD TICKET OFFICE,
Natn- ST., bstpssn Firn and Second,
kEOKUKs IOWA.
RAIL ROAD TICKETS
Good for IN anlimitsd length Of time sllowiag
Passengers tostop At any point and re-
sumo their journey stfeisnre.
6tsambost ricketsgood until Close Of Navigation.
A0-Passengsrs can obtain Reliable INFORM alton
at this ONCE In regard to ali Railroad Routes In
the Upited tates and Canadas.
TROUGH FREIGHT CONTRACTS
TO AND FR0M ALL EASTERN CITIES cam
BE made NJ this office.
- Damages and Over Charges SETTLED PROMPT
LII. VG
VIZ. MAarIx, Gen Freight Agent, Chicago.
sAh,L POWELL, Gen ] Ticket Agent, Chicago.
G. u. HAMMOND, Superintendent, Chicago.
J.K.TEWkSBuRi
Oct. .. '5s-dAw Agent, keokuk.
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The Tvihune Almanac Fer 1850,
ContAininG the Election keturns and the usual
matter, win Be publisher about Christmas. Price
IL cents IL copies, postpaid, for 81; 100 copies,
postpaid, for -. Address A. above.
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Thisis the Shortest AndQaicksst Route to ali
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G1-THROuGH TICKETs-ua
Overthislins to . II principal places, can be pro-
cured Ut tRailroad Ticket Office, Main street one
doorfron the Billings House. Stages will callfol
dasse ngers::i n IN part of thecity Free.
GRAHAM 4 Co. Proprietors
J. r. TnwxssuRr, Ticket Agent.
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FINE CLOTHING

AND
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Target, Finest ana Mess Comriese
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AD-Passsngsrs can obtain Reliable information
at this Once in regard to ali Railroad Routes In
the Uuited tAtes and CanAdas. ~
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-17

As ExcELLsST WoRK--FTOm Charles DeSil-
yer, publisher, PSI Market street, Philadelphia,
we have received copy of the select oratiOns Of
Cicero, got up on what is known as the Hamii.
tonian system. As matter Of interest TO cur
classical readers, and especially to those Of them
who are Immediately engaged in the study of
the classics, we commend this work. The plan
of II, as we said, Is the Hamiltonan system, and
that plan is, as probably many of them know,
perfect literal interlinear translation. The ora
tons. in this form, were first brought out in
London, and have been reproduced in Philadel-
phia, with the latest improvements The great
beautyand merit of system lies in its labor saw
ing simplicity We pay great Difference to the old
adage, that There is no excellence without great
labor" and yet we see in these volumes at the
elbow of the wcll-grOunded student, the
same advantage which we see in the lat
est improvements to the man well ground
ed in the theory and practice Of mechanical
Long ago, Milton, Locke and Sidney Smith,
the most thoroughly accomplished classical
scholars, perhaps, of their times, put on re-
cord their sense OF the want of more judicious
plan for the study of the ancient languages
Locke's idea of studying the classics was a phi
losophical one and is, as nearly as may be, real
lied in the plan of these orations. He held that
in the study of Latin and Greek it was not ne
ccssary to trouble the child or beginner, Mt all,
with Grammar--but to have him learn Latin
as he or she did the mother tongue-by having
it talked into them But as the learning by
such system could only obtain in such fami,
lies as the Old English and European mobiles
and gentry, whom Locke, no doubt, had in his
eye, the next best system is manifestly that
which famiarizcs the mind with the Latin word
and its literal meaning in different comtexts.-
This has been thoroughly done in this compila-
ton of Cicero's orations Every Latin word
has been set out detached from its fellow
while underneath is given the literal meaning
of the word, and, when necessary, the under
stood signifi :ation. To students who havO
mastered the elementary principles of the Latin
language this work is really inv alunbIe
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-17

Lucky AHD UxLrcRY GES. SnrELps.-G Gen.
Shields Cby the way gallant Irish soldier) is
both lucky and unlucky man. He went to
Siexico--ione some hard fighting, got shot and
WAS left for dead. But he got well--livcil to be
elected Senator from the State of Illinois, and
ut the end of that time, to be repudin,cd when
up for second term. lie lied of to MinneSo-
tn, when she was just ripening into State
and hc got elected Senator from there after
good deal of hard work. Now, by the tele-
graph this morning, we see another streak of
bad luck has come--he has pus his hand in the
hat and drawn out the short term slip He can
only be Senator until 1859. He had almost
sswell never been elected.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-17

No ANSWER MADg-we mean to the question
propounded TO the Editor of the Times, as to
how Mr. Knote's bank connections influenced
his action in the matter Of the gas report to the
Council last Tuesday night. The question has
been seriously asked the Editor. Why does he
not answer! BE must either admit that he
wantonly threw out that defamatory insinua.
ton, or rlss that there is corrupt connection
between Mr. Knote's place in bank and his seat
in council. The nsiuua,ionis very grave one.
Let the Editor meet it
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-17

Tnr SuEmFFALrY CoNiSo TO a HEAD.-D Day is
breaking on the Plutouian shore ut last. We un
derstand that the Democrats had sort ofinfor-
NAL meeting Saturday last, over in Washing
ton Hall, when and where it was agreed to leave
the mntter in the hands of the adherents of Be
dillon and White, Capt Loring Withdrawing
from the Contest. The first three voters for
Buchanan, on each poll book Of the respective
precincts of the county. arc to be committee of
the whole, to arrange whether White or Bcdl.
lior shall be considered ,he nominee.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-17

Tus WHITE HOUSE, RgrCGEEs.-The despatch
es this morning state that Morgan, member of
Congress from New York, waxcd humorously
critical 10 the House. last Saturday, over tho
fact that the Sergeant-at.Arms and his posse
had been refused admittance to tho White
House, where they had been despatched for alb
sent members who were feasting and toasting
themselves at the expense of tho Presidents
harder. The President should not encourage
these wine.bibing tritlers now that he has got
Engiish's bill through, he should make it the
business of his large dog and his two Irish iani-
tors to not let any of them into tho invirons
of the palace.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-17

WILL Nor MAKE .UP.-Some of the papers
administrator were retailing an on dit thai.
Douglas was trying to get back into the fold
Douglas disowns all such gossip--he says he
has "6ovgh ia through ticket aud had his bag
gage checked"
There's a meaning in that phrase which every
body can readily understand in these days Of
railroads
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-17
Trustees Sale
lrRoIIf1- VIII. Had Coal. IrOu Ore, &e

N ONO Gu. AND WErZEL. CO., VA
ny virtue Of a recorded Deed Of TraSt dated MAY H.
ID Is7 from the Crescent MsnufaeiurinE Company 70 T.
he undersigned, Trnstea vii aen Al Pnbc sale FL ae
Court HOUSE 10 eity OF Wheeling Ohio Co.. FrEnt4 CO
Thursday the fft-rn dav OF JAY ISIS, al the Pro7'Iy
conveyed In said deed, including the foroEnE -,
lot cF Of aai sifa=ted IN TIE ey q
Wheeling. which T. erected Rolling an go To- ies
e1a,aiuaz DoseTfli Steam Ensnes, - isinf Eif
u UratnE Furnaces, saueeEeLs. trains A1ek sIs
trus Sheet Boiler Rolls. and coulp-te +etts OF Rolls
saw Punches aud the Manufacture OF a
road Iror together all the fixtures and aPpaFirsl-
thereto The Coal PRIVILEGE hcsoEtns 10 t
property about 1fu 81 IT, yya OF aupuf
urnn9u Coai-one o. the opcuiuTs Eheh i within >
mill other opening about 30 feet dl-tn
property si.o erected large Sas-tls shop
Warehouse lrO 81 story oGaee - n 30 II and a.
story Brick DEeiIinE.
Asn tract ls7i situated IN WetEel County, FlrHa,
% Wheeling, the liae Of the bait ohio RAJ
through the property This tract eontai
iUdCl acres Wrl wooded and ab,undng in IT's
Ores Of gNcrIitEt quality.
Al<a. said Company in another tract %
shout $ Ltsietnn Station, said Railroad
W-tEel county Aforesaid
Tie sal Ode-fCuFth the purchase NOR
~ cash, and Tn residue In three eq1a nsai'Rents
ahir respectively IN six twelve and eighteen cnt- iro
the dAy OF sale, with interest; The b vel secTe1
Wheeling, Nay 10, 1855 LEVI u. EvASs,
J. q. ACiIESON, }TTust-eI
uyti-divEwtds & WILLIAMSON, !
baltimore American and Philadelphia North American,
please eoPy AMI send bIl to ths O5ie FOR eo.lceten
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-17

Tue Kansas PArERs on THE ESGLIsH SWIM
DLE.-In our paper to-day, will be found cx-
tracts from tho leading papers published in
Kansas. They show what the feeling of the
people is there about English's Lccompton
Swindle. Some people thought that the land
bait would be swallowed at once by the Kansas
people-that principle would be sacrificed for
a few acres of land, but aPprehend another
tale will reach our cars III few days Read
the extracts.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-17

SOMETHING wOSDEHFuL.-An account of a
railroad accident will be found in this mornings
kilograms. Another railroad bridge has given
away this time, out in Indiana-ls miles South
Of Lafayette We read that the engineer aud
fireman, who were on the engine, were instant.
ly killed,-that the conductor. who was in the
ladies' car, was struck by piece of timber. and
died in an hour Truly it is singular aud sug-
gestive, that these three mcn-running their
train % miles an honr-over bridge 100 feet
high, in violation of ull laws of safety-pnid the
penalty with their lives, while all others on
board escaped without material injury.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-17

TINS FIuF-EATERs PEGGING Our-Thc people
are getting sick and disguised with tho fire
eating papers. The St Louis Leader, one of
this class, couldn't thrive on the soil of Nilsson.
ri, and so died the other day. In a letter in one
OF our exchanges. we read concerning another
OF these salamanders, as Gollws:
have heard it stated here that tho New Or.
leans Delta is its last legs. yielding, doubt,
10 the sad revcrses in the grand tillibustering
schemes OF which it WAS the organ.
Jack fen down and broke his crown,
And Gill fSlI tGnOl!nE Rner."
Sad fate after all its efforts in behalf of the go.
rious cause of Walker ard Nicaragua. Perhaps
q revival of the scheme in reference to Mexico
would avert the impending crash by again reir-
stating il in its old vocation. There is need Of
haste to the patient, if the accounts Of its
ickly condition be true.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-17
:. :. '-rI-l''' + NEW Firm.

DES. BARTLETT WINCtEli-, 81 n Nj NJ 81
~ Markets;reet,oPP opposite " ASi'in ZOE nam '''
mr. WiRehsiI being peedby his rapidly Inereasth
h-s 10 n 70 Ii doing the same tAAt'
ing his friends and the public TIA,
forrnrd a business connection with n. s. artiSN -; y
no bas hal nstreu sueeessfule xeTieEet ~t
taIpTofessi5n- - o,,.r,,t,.,t IL,
s iraf nd Mechanical DcntistTyaT'
TastI~r Al improvements of the sha
IN braufy durability ard PfASeA N'iiI
their Artificial Teeth shaliuot be sarpafsed. - - .
Persons drHied themselves the SAsSLe ~
rorf,T of Artfeial Te great dread Of suier
inexperienced during he necessary
or roots, Informed t'a ny r
nrss -ntIrely uakr ClloT0fnrm EtheT, anc aPiea-
Sc la most eases perfectly aHrkr~s IN an teeth At {
extracted Hithout paiE-
information iTier NPPertaninG 70 ae'F pores
sion thrv will pleased Ia EiTegratlS-
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NEBvous AND RHEUMATIC AFFECTIONS! -Hol.
land Biiters.-"We have used this medicine
ourselves, and in many cases with the greatest
success. The most celebrated Of our German
Physicians are recommending it. During this
changeahle weather, while most persons are
troubled with nervous and rheumatic affections.
it will be found valuable remedy. "-.Stdtts
ZeitWHg.