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HOLE sALR DEALERs
Mississippi Valley Nursery,
kEoKUx IOWA.

WTHERE may b. fesnd
w the best At xruit
Trees, 1vssgrssns, Shade
Trees, 0saps vines, and
esnaasatal piaats, Be-,
"a.
Also, II their ssason,
Cabbage, Tsnats ! 6wsst
Potato Plants.
0sdsssssat through The
post o0es or oth1Swisa
will receive prompt and
saSsful atteation.
0roG11s In the westsrn
part Of the city.
mehz6 .d2m
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rrpth tnS hhouo lslAn0 ScnOOlmAster.l
When taught district school, said he.
4 adopted is as principle TO give A. few
rules to my scholars as possible. had,
however, one standing rule, stStrive under
all circumstances to do right j" and tho text
of right, under oil cilsumstances, was the
Golden Rule.l GAN things whatsoever 70
would that men should do unto you, do ye
even so unto them"
II an offense Was committed, il was my
inyariasle practice to ask, "Was it rightY--
WasAt as you would be done byi"
All my experience and observation have
convinced me that no act Of pupil osght to
be regarded No an oaensc, unless it be mens.
ured BY the standard Of the Golden Ruis.--
During the last year Of my teaching, tho only
tests ever applied to an act Of which II was
necessary to judge were those Of the above
questions. By this course ! gained many
important advantage.
In the first place, the plea, sYou have not
made any rule against it," which for long
time Was terrible burdsa-tc slc, lost Ill il
power.
IN the second place, by keeping constantly
before the scholars, as a standard Of action,
tho single text Of right and wrong, ~ one
which they we're to apply for themselves,
was enabled to cultivs(a in them deep feel.
ing Of personal responsibility.
In the third place, got stronger hold
or their feelings, and acquired new power
Of eultivating and directing them.
I In tho fourth place, had the satisfaction
! OF seeing them become more truthful, hon
ct, trustwofshy, and manly in their inter-
course with me, with their friends, and with
eaeh othsr.
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Trnstesss 0aIe.
DUBLIC NOTICE d hereby glvsn. that o. shs
18th day Of April, 1853, In fsoat Of CepcerS
Hall, IN The City q Ksskuk. Lss Cssnsy, Iowa.
sh.li proceed % ss 70 the highest hidAs fss sasA
10 haad, the following real estate, te-wit: L.
t.elve I'D In block one hnndrsd aad sixty.lpsr,
llo4). In the City Of Ksekak, County Of - ~
State Of lows.
The sale Y nads By virtue Of . Trust DEED irsn
Catharins =. G. Harkins 10 ne made, TO secure che
payment Of certain note for the san Of Ave has
drsd aollars which nots 10 due and unpaid, ard b
the terms Of the Deed Of Trust / - rearirea Is
sell the psopsrty. Sale between The hours Of 10
o'clock .. y. aad o'clock y. u.
WIN. RUDDIcK, Trustee.
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Keokuk, April q, 1S53.--w1n
ASW0a 9Ftan lFAss seed.
IL uNdAkiAN GRASS SEED for ssis by
IL rILLINGHAHT, LANE ABUEL,
/ apred Sign of the Broslano.ss
Ser - eut.
A GOOD Brick Dwelling, with rooms, cellar,
IAAc, and n lots ~ in nice order for gardening
Part Of which u already planted. Rent quite cheap.
Enquire Of J. II. Wsscott, at Anderson Co.'S
Bank, or p. Il. HUMkS.
apr6-d6ts
I W1a.k 1W1ON MA - ~ a La1s
IA hoIE sAL1%A AND kETA1L DRUGGISTS,
w have removed - No. % MATS street. lasrth
side,l doors from Fourth street, where they aler
at vary low prices for Cash, large stock n Drsgs
Chemicals, Paints. Oil,, Dye-Stuns, VAfnishes, Al
cohols, Window Glsss and Glass Ware.
spr3dlm
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ARENOE 0ELArlEED.

1UO00UO 06OK0Re
QNcs NJ. ;. EscAsass 1ull1Sas, ST. LOUIS. NO.
DRO4PI aitsntioa will - given 70 all eonsIen-
meats sddrssssd to ne.
AL ht.ds Il 0rain, Tioar, Wool, Of other nss-
chssdise bought q sold n eommission.
Orders so1ie1ted from farmer, mssekaats a. 81.
ers, which win b attended, 10 psonptly. aad inre-
aists returns nads. S. s q s
X. n. Miller Ssns, Can't. n. q. Hste..
n, Kelley Harding. nurkee H.Ilssa
se~h e9AA~e~ 'tts ssss Al
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VINE MAsTIC ROOFING IL we'll sdaptsd u
Estssp or aAt roof, 10 Ore proof, and becoming
hard win sdmit Of wear BY treading thereon,
which makes II desirable for pis1sas cars, steam
boats, dc kc. For further particulars please call
- Me- othce, where samples can b. seen.
I'D 16hl7dly
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-06

YE MIiscfnR ILLUSTRATED uIus C;awrAt hNs
TucA-our readers may rememb, that in the
ment OF this year Jh, r. Noaghor the well known
Irish patriot paG oar mouths visit 70 Costa A.ea In
company with Senior Ramon Pae2, the OF the Pres
den, 81 Verezuea Mr. Neagher proposes to deliver
in this city course Of lecture cmbodying the results Of
bis observations in Central America, which to be
ssa> rated by series OF panoramic views painted from
the sl ches OF M faez by &r Joseph Kyle artist Of
acknowle Cd merit From private view Of Of these
pair ngs we re enabled TO state that they of cha
rac,er to crafty tho public curiosity in regard to the
beauties Of the roma ntc ana highly picturesque region
visited by these gentieme The lectures are 10 DC gwen
in Nblos Saloon during the whole OF next week. ana on
the third Monday il the month Tue paintings WI" 10
changed and fresh division a the subject entered upon
From Mr. Meaeher,s well known abilities as lecturer,
and the equally well known skill Of DIR. Pace as draughs
man. we can anticipate for this interesting entertainment
large share of the publc patronage.
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Naval Intelligence.
LETTER FROM COMMODORE KEARSEY TO THE sECRE-

LETTER FROM COAMUDOkE hEAhNEf 10 TIE cEthE
TARY OF THE TREASURY.
NAVY YARD, N. Y, Nov. 3, 1858.
Hon. HOWELL Com, Secretary OF the Treasury
SIR had the honor 10 report myself you the LIST
inst for temporary duty in the Lighthouse Board, OF
which Commodore Shubrck 1t would seem, is the perma
nent cha man. II is true he entered the navy few
months earlier than myself have served only hy
years and am ordered by the Navy Department to
temporary duty, growing out of the Commodore's alb
other duty. am 10 be under your department
Had been ordered service should feel gratifed
leaving my present commandthe Navy Yard and station
ol New'York am sorry to trouble you as Cabinet or
fcer in way connected with the Navy OF the United
States; but feel il due to myself for am at loss to
know what position am TO hold in the absence Of
Commodore Shubrck. / will take this opportunity Of
addng-after expressing my surprise at my sudden re-
movatha If politics have had any agency in the matter
no greater mistake could have been made. 1t would
hardly be expected Of me To change opinion, ant TO
any policy, by swervng from Just in doing
80, whether white or black be the color Of the party
l.. KEARNEY.
Lieut. william W Kirkland has been ordered to the
Brooklyn Marine Barracks. He enters upon his duties
immediately
Chief Engineer King Of the Brooklyn Navy Yard, who
is preparing the machinery of the for the Para
quay expedition, has been engaged for two days past
examining the machinery OF the chartered steamers Ca
NADIA and America and the Naval Constructor Mr. Pook
has made examination OF the hul5 Both officers have
reported the results of their inspections to the Navy
Department.
The officers and Of the steamer Despatch all
well on the goth ut the day she sailed from Havana
a cruise. Her officers are-lieutenant Commanding-E.
G. Parrot Leutenants-Henry s Newcomb, David A.
McDermot, Joseph d. Ianes, Jno. f. Hart; Passed AS
ssant SuTgeon-Benjamn Vreeland; Chief Engineer
Henry H. Stewart; Second Assistant Engneer-Thomas
Williamson. Third Assistant Engineers-Cahll Wright
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-06

IMPROVEMENT IN BrsiNEss-THE POTATO TRADE
PEACH BLows-THREATESKD SCARCITY or ArPLEs.
Dealers the large markets report improved bust
within the last MONTH and not for the abun.
dance 81 nearly all marketable products, prices would be
FOR them very good figures Tho apathy OF the past
year seems to be slowly giving way W better state Of
things.
Potatoes viii he unusually cheap this winter; the crop
has been abundant and the 70, very slight New jersey
which was reported to yield but hight CROP in
Unexpectedly strong with fine lct Of potatoes.
For the last three years the leading aud fayorte
potatoc the Mercer, Il having all the quail
Ties desired IN that edible This year, however,
the favoritc poatoc the peachbow and deserves the
favor with which l. regarded. Of whtsh skin, and
~ light red color at the ndentation. q maay and
very paatable II first made its appearance in our mar
kets from Washington county. IN this STATE, about four
years since. Now il grown all the country Peach.
blows sell Tor about ~ per Dbl and MERGERS for about Is
cents lcs There danger that potatoes will he very
dear this winter Other vegetables oeraby abundant
but getting dearer the advances. Celery
sells from 70 10 cents bunch. Apples are very hgh
and will be inordnaicly dear this winter. We should not
be surprised 10 them quoted yet at " and $40 per Dbl
What singular "a the fact that apples are keeping very
badly, and ripe they should I've Ia January
Holders therefore anxious TO get rid Of them.
Tho market is beginning to M M with poultry ana
game. and not for the weather trade would
bc good. People do not want 20 buy this description "a
food until the cold weathef sets in Canvass back ducks
have iust come in but in bad condition. Poultry
continues dear.
Meats are tosrably low, the supply T. large. Fsh
continues high. Smets All the rage Just and VII
he chearer. oysters inc and fat Try tacr.
There Is nothing else new 10 note.
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City Intelligence.

ArTENTTsD SrIcDE-on Thursday evening, about seven
O'Clock the South ferry boat Atlantic entering the
slip on the New York side, young German woman,
named Emma Roos aged seventeen years residing
Newark, n. j. jumped overheard, bot fortunately
rescued by Harbor Police boat No 8, and taken 10 the
First ward station house, where she attended by Dr.
Van Iaer.
The dwelling house Of Mr. WIN. Albert at westaeld,
Staten Island burned the ground the 4h of No
.beInber between ii and IL A. VI.
FRKs AT STATEN IsiASD.--A Gre broke out about i.
O'Clock last evening at Sapeton, in the printing office Of
the Staten Islander the front and lower part Of which
occupied a Post Office. The building entirely
destroyed portion Of the letters and books saved
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canadian brands heavy with sales Of about 600
200 bbs. at our quotations Southern -four exhibited
material change while sales moderate being confined
TO about 500 bbs within the range Of figures Rye
-four quiet ri our quotations Corn meal was dull aud
prices unchanged. Wheat hout change OF moment
while the sales embraced about % 900 bushels including
white Canadian ri 81 % 81 %, good Canada club at 81
fair white Michigan az 81 49, fair good white Southern
AT 81 31h 81 ~ and inferior TO good red do. at
81 % 81 10: Corn was in good demand and
rather hrmer The sales embraced about 40 O0OAbushes
including unsound mixed Western at Csc. fair TO prime
choice do. AT rec re 73c. small lots mixed straw
coored Southern nj Soc. white southern Al s3c s5c,
and yellow do. at 9oc Rye dull at zoe. a TIC Ear.
ley easier and lower, with sales Of about III 500
bushels al TIC. s5c. Oats were steady with sales OF
state at s1c asc and Western and Canadian At soc a
Csc.
Cas1s-Tiere wa. a speculative movement, in this ar
ce. Sales Of 1900 matt made the spot at &c
23c., and all expected % arrive sold stpt
CoFF1-in the absence Of stock OF Rio Of moment the
sales limited. Java IN good supply and dull
GALES Of 100 Cape we're made al lohc
CoroS-The sales embraced about 300 bales 500 81
which were in iransau. The market though heavy wa
without any decided change. Midilng uplands to fair
and good upiands ranged from &c. a l2c.
FRuGTrs-To Liverpool about 5000 bushels Of grain
engaged at 3D. ships bags, % tons coversecd at
2os with cotton Tod. I'D; 200 lour
AZ Is. I'D; so bales Of cotton by steamer at al. To
bone black at IT'S d. I07 bales bark al lss $50 bbs
rosn at - per ESQ lbs 100 tcrccs bocf nj Is ID 80
tons cosersced at eos loo bbls pork Of - Cd There
was nothing new 20 Glasgow or 20 the Continent.
FRru-Thc sales embraced about 200 boxes layer
~ 40 and 600 do NJ RS al ~ o5; halves
81 TO- and quarters al G2lsc
Provisions. --Pork-,ho market continued firm. with
sales Of about 400 bbs including AZ eli 90 sli TO-
thin mess at sle so, and prime at si3 Is Beef was
steady with sales Of about rs bbls including rcpacked
Western at $40 s12 and extra Western q, fl2 sl3,
Vermont at ell and extra a, SIS. Sales OF IS
bbls beef hams made SIS so for good Vermont Cut
meats heavy, and in the absence OF sales quota
tons nominal lard was nrm, and the stock light;
the sales embraced about a5o bbs at1osc lie Butter
and cheese steady and prices unchanged Dressed
hogs ranged from CSC a &c.
KI,x quiet and sales limited.
SrcARs-The market irm, with sales Of 800 hids.
Cuba nj CSC. a1Lc. included IN the sales small
lots of Porto Rico nj &C. &c. 90 hhds moado AT 4.c,
and $50 boxes al y. T. The market the week sales
closed at an advance Of &c. u &C.
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Bsrcocy-Hrmut.--In Bridgeport, Conn, on Thnrsday,
Nov. A. by Rev. Dr Cot Mr.. iouS Y. RARccCK 0f Chca
90 M 10 Miss SARAH IorTA HrRBgrI, daughter Of G. y
Hubbc, Esq, of the former place.
FrrISoN-fICHARnsoS On Wednesday Oct. 20. Nv Rev.
" Hanks, LAURENCE r EIisoS 10 ExM. O., daschtcr ot
Iemucl : Richardson, both of Carmansvillc.
IIur--MtxwwI. Athens. Ca. on Thursday. Oct Ia
by Rev rr. Hoyt JoSgIH A. hIrr, Of Wilmington, N c.
10 MARY FiEtSop, daughter Of Joseph y. Maxwell Esq
&C the former place.
M,rw0-AaRY -On Thursday, Nov. 4, "A The French
Episcopal Church du 81. Esprit, by Rcv. A. verrcn, v
Iorrs MArury to Y. AUGUSTINE Assy, ~ Hohoken.
INnERmiI-tiNprkv.-- Brooklyn, ON Thursday morn
ing Nov M the residence of the brides father by Rev
Robert Pcct JoHS " UyuARHIII, of New York, 10 Han
FiNmAy daughter q Aadrcw tiudlay E- formerly
OF Mcstuhos,cr county, ~ "
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Understand that General WAR, The President Of the
anrc aod Gicat Western Railroad, who lately arrived
~, England, left tiss city yesterday, company with
- d. hsh tngLeer, Mr. hennard, To survey the line OF
-. Mr. kenuard las been sout here by the Eng
-, GA, IS, who propose TO interest themselves tho
49,, $50. examining the proposed line, will return TO
-, son to hs constituents.
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kAkITIKE IH7ELLIGgxCE.
sLAAs az SOgE-vao
scs s@s 20 ....,. eve s q
sos s<fs...'ss'st Is Us0 3 g

con ass. .-.'.a 'o' : e., I sc.s-v.n sAs
'us IS Gss s.T..
Port Of New Tor%, November 8, 1853.
uSAmcs
ssp ssaa. v'fs m sssHa1 sD Dan.
shG Nol,sl1hm 10 Lamb sscyannah-ayua Harlbst
Hsis Aasssr T.ss Irqi Nh . soaS s sss.
Bark Alien KoDoins ssssnn.n~De%is % ps'As
Bt 1h..s ks sne c h.ds sres%s
Brig Ma-ha Post Thompson. sa.nnasap De!nn.
BE sSSsh cr ,r 'I Bsi,%ore Nokes D''
e sncPs @ baashy r 4y'
sP s'SSf Ss''ss ss.ee1rfs
s ssHr 9 ss1@ K Gns. T.mIs S.p ss
sesr Marine serri6sw Wii%lTsson Powell
Schr Croos, Egcrshnm Ba,imore-J Mckee.
sohr Heroine, nbampiin Phiiadeipha-j Mckee.
schr Fra thambevIin Boson-J Nickerson
schr Kossuth PetSugil, Newburypor-s Lewis O.
ARRIVED
%dss %s, S .'i, ~ NV
Steamship jamestown Parrish, Richmond. &C. with .A.s
Snip Cuvator Russell Laysrpooi OCT 9 with mds- ..1
ana hs 9TH ut when % sable Island northsss
" Which s y sr S o:
ing gradually The and Nv scud before 4 uuder
before the WIND again and s ss.s
hall an hour longer when se again broahed TO port and the
fore,opea blown pieces sartosrd quarter ifs
boat and bad one other host badly damaged the cabin flooded
away or stove TO pieces lay headed eastward for -
hours, unl moderated enough 70 ship Southwest
ward ihe lore and man courses had been blown fryn .s
ircsh casteriy gale; continued until miles
OTTO n Company pan sS M'p w. ss ron. n:
weather thick and rainy Took pilot this morning
Mary Taylor No when y miles south Of The Highlands 10
ing then ~ tow of the steamtug VIM II Weqb Capt isxzsrA
Ship West Point Allen Liverpool DC, TO- with 3is
passengers 70 Charles arrow Was OF lhc LIGHT ship We'd
lowed into quarantine this Pm ty seamug Achilles Capt ios
BARK Joseph (of Portland Mel Merrill Cardiff s~uA
Amelia ,nt Charleston Tor liverpool; glh aud 2i
lat ~ ~ Ion ." ad heavy gales from sSK u kNH aplt Ann
stove bulaarks, &c
schr Crusoc, Foster Maehias G DAYS
Schs Syv nus Allen. j, Hun, 3dsys
Schr Kercn Iappuch, Kelly, Boston, cays
schr SAGINAW Crosby, Boston for Albany
schr Gulnare Crowell, Boston, days.
Sohr Alfred Barrett, Jsncs. Boston Tor Aibsak
schr -Four Brothers Chase Now Bedford
Schr F'len Rodman, Bowman New Bedford.
Schr BENZ Stannard, I,oane Gioucester.
schr GszclIe, Rogers liarwich for Norfolk
Schr Gen Jes Taylor Jones Beverly
Schr A Hldreh, Hidreth stoaington.
Schr Oregon Squires, Port Even for Greenpsr
schrJ o ireland. Baser, Albany for Boston
Tchr Albany, Allen, Albany for Providence.
achr Grecian, Mathews Rondont Cor Bos
schr Rarnstabe Gorhap, Rondout for Boston.
Sleep Wallace Thrasher, Taunton
seamcr Boston. selew. Philadelphia Experienced heavy
NE gales. lay al anchor Sc hours under Cape May
Arr tth-steamshp DAME Webaer. Miner. Kitaschport
BELOW
ship Cutting Pest from Liverpool Oct with mdse snd
passengers
SAILED
Ships Issac Wright, LVerpoo barks Hoaua, Hong Kong
From quasanline-ship Samuel Adams New Orleans.
New Orleans ship Amazon London, bark Cobb uavAoA
Wind at srnse, ENE
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Personal Intelligence.

From Savannah. in the steamship Montgomery-Capt Mel
vel Henry Clark, m Allison Chas Froeten Geo enwood
Geo Marden, j austin, j Nj Haines Mrs Murden-and 10
in the Storage.
Prom Richmond &C. in the steamship Jamestown-Jno
Bonnen, Howe, Strong, & sweetman Osborne,
Mrs Thomas, two children and sister Whitfield lady and
.chid; Copenhagen. Miss Wanser. Mrs Grant, p
Whitehurst, Mrs 4 kuntzmann and children, Miss
Williams, Mrs Il Davis Mrs NJ 4 Devine, X ii Hilton, j
Cobb, Addington Barry and Lady, Jno Underwood
Sale Camp Miss Tarrant Cheg widan, three Misses
Fry, Mrs Lewis and two children, Miss Baley-and
In the steer
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.
FRIDAY, Nov. So p. ".

FHTAF, NVF V--U :
Asrcs-Thc sales embraced small lots OF pots at &c.
BREADsrurs.-Flour-The market continued dun, espe-
cay for grades OF State and Western while the
demand for the better Class Of brands fair The sales
embraced abou, 10000 1000 bbs, closing within the
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Cnneo-sype.-,Sire Eyes md FAR rra.cs
reriec IN the halo OF this beautiful miniature
WILLIAMSON EROS greokiyu
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BwyR,--on THURSDAY, Nov. 4, hSHsD B,kss, in tho
3is year Of his age.
Ths friends AMI rsla,vs Of Inc family also Ire once
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Half q Dozen Fine SHIRTS for So.
lsual price H. well made ana warranted To 1T
MOODl y sAlL lorlunl, ~ BroAlMay.
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IHS.lfsb SnI Scrrrs--20 Dozen, Mt 81 Enc'l.
MOODY's shirt emporium, 2j2 Bro Way.
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1910 WINTER CIRCULAR sSss
ROGERS RAYMOND,
tl0hirrs,
Corner ~ FULTON rnd Nassau streets
Opposite the Herald onsce.
TO THE PUBLIC.
We preanl 'rs three grand indHce o~e
want Of water clothing. via. =.
A unsquaed siocs
general rrduc son ~ prtces
Superior gf1pds aud inInsass variety.
TO FAMILIES.
Cur sek ~ youths and bop winter cshing afford, the
extensive field CIR choice and reconasrsnds Itself pru
parents BY the extreme oAespnes. &C every
aud The unsurpassst elegance snd novelty u s
styles - -
The Of hsinrss the mechanic Tho professional
and In short every whaisver his ocrspsn
select from immense supplies of fasnsbe winter cot
door exactly what h. eprrrH NJ
snasr cost tina, at any her clothing warehouse IA New
Sofx. .. . - ...
CLOTHING MADE TO MEASURE,
warranted eqain cut and finish manufactured in the
a,sd SLste- reduction the usual charJra
ROaFRs A RAYMOND.
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Perfect Fitting ShiIss.-Greer, Shiit Ha
nuiaciurer No. Aston House.
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Nrcorsy On Friday morning, Nov g, ri nine q
the lady ~ AIrpRr ". NicorAY, Of a son.