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Lumber.

rT1Hn subecrihsrs would inlorn the consumer Of
i Lumber, and the pablic generally, that they
arc nov prepared TO furnish all kinds Of Lanhss
usually made BY = saw Mil, including Lstb,
Flooring, Joist, Shooting and siding oi any length
that may be desired.
Call at the New Saw Mil, On the river, near
Whites Pork House. PAUL HuAE6.
NIB. Stevs wsod for sale At4l 50 per cord.
ssp16a0
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Eanund Ne ySfarsh, NJ. ID.
nFFERS his services ~ Physician, Surgeon, ,Ae-
~ oouchssr, and Dentist, to the citizens Of Keo-
kuk and Vicinity.
Educated At enc Of the most renowned universi-
tia In Germany, ViennA, his hospital practice
there, yell his experience during four years
service - Surgeon in the X. X. Russian Navy, and
slso three years practcein New Er gland, Will, he
Aopss, sscure to him the confidence Of this CON-
manify.
Anything usdsr the head Of Dsattstry--opera-
tive or mschAnieAlwilihc hc cxecut Ted In satiafac-
tory manner and warranted. Charges reasonable.
Attendance given ~ private dwelling r. II required
Examinations and xdvics gratis.
Once Third street, over Hickey . Cigar Store.
Once hours 10 to II 4, ~, zte4 4RA
ksrassHcss.-Mrs. Il. ". Wilder, Rev. Mr.,
Kimbail, J. b. Howell, Ksokuk, snd J. A. shedd
Esq, Of Denmark, lows. lJana1dIy
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COAL.
1lSHk undcrsignrd will Ssll superior article OF
1 Coal, In lasgeor small quAntitiss, for Cash, st
low rAtAa. Aaving mide axraneenenfs for ! isres
trade during the fall and winter. will contrast
70 deliver CoAl through town, md ii Warsaw,
Alexandria and Hamilton. WM. Il. WO6D.
O6Ss On ~ strsss, ct the eGI1e q etryksr !
Wood, ksokuk. Il. n. DkANBiE,
bspt. Ss-d4n Agent
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ThiaistheShortesta andQaicksst Route to all
p3in II orth and East.
I1-THKOUGH TIcKETS-E
cured ~ RAILROAD Ticket 0fics, Main street one
deorffom the Billtngs House. Stages will oalhor
dsssengers:i n any part Of thecity Free.
dRAHA4 Co, Proprictors.
J. R. TEwKssuRY, Ticket4 gent.
mchl7d
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opINIors on THH PR18s.

NO other Life OF euotae0 eyeS "a oissus 1svW
mpArson to this In fsllasss - y.
cident md oonscien Adelfty.
THE bisgrs ply has sviAsstly hsea lsbr q lsss,
and the yssss Of pasisst aasd.ess teil y - ssst
a.,s sse9 Fi,:n x'.A sss's1si.s. snsi'ias s'sAs
Atlenssh shs psSiie hsvs Lis a xAsnas Jsf-
fsrson thatis not oply fAssi.atinf. ~ srsfufs
ssrs 70 b popsiass ~ tAst wth go - -
fslnsss. tits ssss 49, tAs esou14] 1k = The
whole q aatAsntiH oDtcmpo118Y mate1n6 ~ o4
The highsss srdsr. 20 sasAss 4 ~. - ysse
oil ysan. Wewould not compare sn!a NN1
Boswell, and yet 80 faithful Il the poflsais1s NAat
Jcnsrson 10 made TO draw Of hineei, that hSu -
turc, his very soul 10 dsliriated with distaost.
meas not unlike that in which johnson stan0s oeS
In the pages OF Boswell.-T Boston Pest.
Imbusd with that enthusisstic AanisStisn ~ htA
subject, without which siograPhsf - rarely sse-
cessful, Mr. Randall nevertheless does net essk 70
hide whatever fAult1 10 may And, sst4Af hs9 nM-
ss q sss dssH' &. .Aoad a ss 1ss
and al" r.. picture s.ins y 81. Y ,as,nas
portions.-I Albany Eve. Jour.
work win fail 10 be satisnsd that NJ. RandAll Ass
added very largely 10 the worlda seeok ~ infsf-
nation about Jefferson, that he haa - ssases %
sources hitherto unexpiored, and that es Aes esns
more than ~as ever doas BY any sns seaess - =
IN. Y. Eve. Post.
We have reed With delight Mr.. AanAAlIt sa9ei-
Ating details Of Mf. Js9srsoo's psxsonai hieteIys
which be has ssdslossly gathered, and Admirably
grouped together, fSe1 great variety q aatsaets
sources, hitherto snexplesed. Ous Of tAstsnpstsf
richness OF his natsrias the able and olsAsaghted
author hes eonstructsd hook, % onss .sst en-
tertainine and tnsuuctivs-ous that shoah b
studied By every patriot Of the hnd.--l kteAnend
Enquirer.
There can ~ only one opinion - e ~ ability,
general impartiaiily and Industry which Ar. kan-
dalIAaS brought into combination tn ne sonposi-
tion Of this biography de has
worthily executed much wanted book.-lPhila-
dslphia Press.
Ii win take place among the oholcsst slasaics 81
American literature and be consu1tsd by every fu-
turs historian Of this country II PhiladelpAiaEv Eve.
Bullitin.
We like II because II nsither conceass palltetee,
exnegssstss, dstorts. est Approaches, IN syesy
and In every rArticular, the earesf o. ths
noble character whose opinions have done 70 nucA
TO shape - domestic and foreign pasy q tAs ns-
utodsn nj ~ f0nnll tnn0a.
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Dissolullon.

U1nDOluI u ON
FvyHE Co-Partnership heretofore existine be-
i tween the subscribers, under the name and
arm of Farrar , Aainss, 10 this day dissolved y
mutual consent. Robert 4 p. z. usinss will con
tnse in tho business, and sign the name Of the
Armin liquidation. They will also settle ali ae-
oonnts Of the late firm, and all debts due il must
be paid them. Ii. 8. FARRAR,
ROBERT HAINkE.
Co.RarsnersAtp.
The undersignsd, having fornedA Co-Partnsr-
aAip uudsr the name and It yle Of Hsines Brother
- purchased the entire inttrcst Of II. 8. Faras,
will continue the business of manufactsring Sash,
Doors, hiinda, Fioorlpg, famp-1 uping, Ac., st
the old stand corner Of = ABluK 6trests, near the
Ksokak ; ~. Dea Moines Rail Road Depot.
ROBERT HAINEE,
Ksokuk sept. -, ~. r. .. HAINRS.
octS-d
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0anCRofsss history.
NEW VOLUME. The American Kevol ution,---
IN The History OF the Uaissd 6tstes. Vol vtsst
being vol. l.of the Amesican Revolution ~ Geo.
BAnoroftj Svo. Uniform with tho proyioss vel
Nmea.
4 Alas. Just published, IIilliaTd on Vendors. The
Lawef Vsndors and Purchasers Of ksal Property.
BY Prancs Hiliiard, Esq, Author Of .The Law %
A9tgaees.' ~. Two vols. In ono. Svo. %. s
For sale BY OGDEN, BROWNRLL . CO.,
may3ld IS Aain-st.
Msw wheat rlDur.
ME- have just received shipment OF Quincy
w 1leaf, made from NEW FALL WHEAT
= prime AS.icle. which " offer low.
w. II. AUSTIN d CO.,
August lo-d. No. lis Main st.
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Good for IN uniinitsdlsngth Of time allowing
Passenger tostop at any point and re-
sumo theiy journey at leisure.
Stea m boat good unit Close Of yayirntiop
Grimshaw's messenger. (Wilmington, Del.) 1858-18??, 1858-04-01
PUNCTUALTTY.

In all things be punctual-to the point
up to time. How many dollars are lost
and how many disappointments occasioned
by want ofpunctualityl How can you be
punctual without good time keeper p
Time is money then keopi in your pocket
as you do your purse. Let it be good
time--correct time--we were going 10 saw
railroad time, but we have a better critic.
rion, better guide-WM. DIxoN's CHRo-
NoMETER WATCH. Our friends, Stewart
x Walsh, Successors to the late Geo. Ell
liott) No. 81 Market street, offer large
lot of newly imported watches, the best
ever offered in Delaware, made expressly
for their establishment, by VIM. Dixon
London, 0hronometer Maker. to the Enc.
lish Admiralty. Messrs. Stewart & Walsh
have large assortment of Gold and Silver
Watches, Of all kinds; also, Jewelry of ali
kinds aud descriptions. Z, ajs
CALL AT No, OF MARKET STREET,
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Refined and raw Sugars, Syrup, New
Orleans and Muscovado Molasscs Java,
Mocha, Maracaibo, Rio and Laguyra
Coffee Spices, Preserves, Pickles of all
Kinds. Imported and Domestic Scgars
superior brands of Tobacco; Naval stores;
Edam, Pine Apple sap sage and cream
Cheese; mackarel and herring; very fiue
green and black teas; wine and water
biscuit; No. l. Peruvian guano. l.. s.
Hoyt's justly celebrated super phosphate
of Lime, manufactured in Nea0 York. -
TO fest he relative vaJue of this Esrtiki-
Ger, use inquasitsty and ttH other respects
same as Peruvian G,taao -$45 per ton of
1000 pounds. Wines, brandies and H.
quors, in store or bond, selected from the
first houses in this country Sole agents
for the sale of Chas. Whartou's Chestnut
Grove Whiskey,p the purest spirit ever
offered the American public. City and
country sugar-cured meats.
All gcods.delivered, free Of charge. 4
A liberal discount allowed the Trade.
| March oath, 1858. =
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WORMS.
Dr.. GRIMSHAW'S
SAN70IIlE WORM CONNECTIONS.
WORMS.

THESE Lezengcs are tasteless, but
certain in their action. Each box con.
tains twenty-iour CONNECTIONS. They will
not sicken child, or njure the Constitu-
ton. They are safe and cffectual. Try
them. m
Country stores supplied at low rates.
Address, A. H. Grimshaw, No. 16l
Market Street, Wilmington, Del.
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p A +

Paregoric ought not to be colored; it
ought to be clear and light colored--near-
ly straw colored. Mistakes are liable to
occur, at night, by confusing Laudaanm
with Payegoric, consequently the Phar-
macopeia (the Druggists Digest) directs
that no liquorico or coloring matter shall
be added to Paregoric. Having deter
mined to follow the practises and rules Of
the best houses in Philadelphia and New
York, and the regulations of the College
of Pharmacy, DIR. Grimshaw will not dis
pense dark colored paregoric. We are
prepared to meet with difficulties, but VIC
are ready to combat prejudices as heartily
as We hdyc a0ne heretofore, in politics and
x
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TO school, Commissioners.

The undersigned Superintendent of Free
Schools in New Castle county, has on his
list several applications from Male and
Female teachers, who desire situations
lie will give their names to any Commits
sioners who need teachers. lie will also
examine any teacher for the Commission
ers. A III. GRIMSHAWs
Grimshaw's messenger. (Wilmington, Del.) 1858-18??, 1858-04-01
HAVE YOU a CONSCIENCE |?

The writer Of this does not gail. live
lihood by practising medicine. He sacri>
Coed the best years Of his life in the ac-
tive exercise Of the duties Of an III requited
and arduous profession, Ifthc physicians
body is not fatigued, bis mind is always
distressed, We say to our read rs, if you
owe your doctor, go and pay him. Re-
member how anxiously you looked for
bis arrival; how you demanded he should
whip and spur; howyeu thought he should
shake off sleep, disregard heat and brave
the cold I; how carly and how late you
called. upon him. We have seen brick
houses piled up, farms bought and magni-
hcent equipages belonging 10 these who
were neglecting to compensate their ply
stefan. II We had our life to lead over
again, we would make every man pay; VIC
would value our. services as the farmer
does bis grain, or The merchant his wares,
or tho lawyer his advice. If We were not
laudcd for our philanthropy and kindness,
we would be respected, as the world goes,
for the yespcctability of our bank account
"Put ntoaeyin Ny purse" and then you
$ may outrage the law, disregard decency
and snap your fingers at society. Put
money in thy purses and then, no matter
by what means you acquire it, legal or il
legal, Wholesale or retail, refined or vulgar,
you will command the attention of the
Church and herespect Of SOCIETY. The
jingle Of your dollars will be an open.
sesame to the Fifth Avenue or Grace
Church. We say, then, to the Doctor
put money in thy purse; to the patient
pay goaT bin. " a,'t TEE
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LAFAYETTE HOUSE,
CORNER OF 9th and SHIRLEY sTs.,
Wilmington, Delavare.

J. Pussy Smith, avails himself of this
opportunity of informing his friends and
the public in general that he has tax N
the above Hotel, and has furnished it with
entirely new furniture. His table will be
constantly supplied with the Injuries of
the season. His bar with carefully se-
lected supply of choice old Wines and
Liquors, Ale and Sogars. The stabling
and yard connected with this house are
the largest and most convenient in the
State. A trusty Groom constantly in at.
tendance. Superior accommodation for
Drovers, J. P. SMITH.
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TEACHERS ASSOCIATION.

The New Castle County Teachers As.
ISOLATION held embarrassing session Of two
days in this city; on the 10Th and 20th of
March. We would ike to give full ac-
count Of the proceedings, if we had room.
We must be allowed-to say, that We en-
dorse the remark Of Prof Wickersham,
shat you cannot commence to teach
Grammar tho young that is, the father
and mother must speak correct English
and must, on all occasions, correct the
mistakes Of the children. No lessons in
subsequent life will erase the habits of
childhood Vents, and comes, and dones
will. slip out in spite of Murray, or Green,
or Weld, or Towers Grammars. We
must speak correctly AabitpqIsy,- not by,
BY rule. We regret chat someNof our
friends who urged particular systems of
teaching as being all powerful to make
marians, themselves made slight
havoc Of the Kings English. We regret
that those who participated in the debates
manifested q little tartness Of manner
We were sorry to see that the champions
of the study of English did not meet the
opposition, or those who placed classical
studies IN the first rank, by correct
statement Of the history of the language
and the derivation Of our household
words. n SIS giw
We regret that the President made
fling at the "Grammar of Delaware"
which we say distinctly is less interlarded
with cocknepism and mis-. accumulation
than that Of, the North, and less corrupted
by negro dialects than that Of the South
All teachers who have aiy respect for
themselves, and any desire to improve,
should attend these meetings. ~
There will be Teachers Meeting at
Dover on April 9th and 9th The Edi>
tor Of the Messenger expects to meet a
large concourse of the Teachers aud
friends Of Education from Kent and Sus.
sex at that time. "There's room enough
aad each may bring friend.p y
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lCATHARTIc PILLS.

Dr.. Grimsbaw offers to Country Deal>
ers q safe and efectual Vegetable Cathar.
tic Pin, put up in dozens, at reasonable
rates. These pills will operate gently bat
promptly. They will not cure all diseases;
they will act as a Catharlic, and arc much
In demand. - -
Grimshaw's messenger. (Wilmington, Del.) 1858-18??, 1858-04-01

The COUNTRY GENTLEMAN, nm excel
lent Agricultural periodical, is on our ia.
bic; this number contains many valuable
commandments on The Success.
Gul Culture of tho Potato" by Gerald
Howatt, Nelctoai, N. Jan article on,
Winter Care Of Farm Stock, which
ought to be learned "by heart" By every
farmer in Delaware, where our shivering
runtS, in many places, are exposed to the
pelting storm, half fed and unshetered.- -
We commend, especially, the article on
Draining. The yield OF every farm,
billy or swampy, can be doubled by drain
ing,
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COUGH MIXTURE.

Try DR.. Grimshaw's; it is not pafe, &
remedy; it is only intended as a family
medicine.
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GRIMSHAH'S HISTORIES.

DIR. A. II Grimsbaw revised and cor.
rected the History of the United States a
few years ago. These works have run
through more editions than any other
works Of the kind. They arc published by
j. b. Lippncott & Co., of Philadelphia,
and for sale by all booksellers. In VIII.
mington, BY J. b. Porter, j. 4. Head,
Thos. Roberts and NJ Fl. Checsema..
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6ne healthy roots, and Of the choicest kinds
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BOARD OF TRUSTEES.
His Excellency the Hon. JAMES BUCHAN
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION.
PHILADELPHIA Pa.

A Benevoleat Institution, established by
special eRdOemsnt for the relief of the
sick and distressed, afflicted sVith Viralent
and Epidemic diseases.
m D all persons afflicted with Sexual Diseases,
l such as Spermatorhea, Seminal Weakness,
Impotence, GonOrrhoea, ,Gleet, SyPhilS the Vice
Of 0nOnism, or Self Abuse, &c.
The Howard Association, In view of the de-
ptions practised upon the uufol tunate VIC
tins Of such diseases by Qracks, several years
ago directed their COnspltiRg Surgeon, as a
Charitable Act worthy OF their name, to open
Dispensary for the treatment Of this class Of
diseases, In all their forms; and to give Medical
Advice G'atis, TO all who apply by letter, with
description Of their condition, (age, occupa'
tion, habits Of life, &c.) and In cases Of ex.
tIeme poverty, TO furnish medicines free OF
charge. II is needless to add that the Asso-
citation commands the highest Medical skill
Of the age, aud will furnish the most appro-
we'd modern treatment
The Directors, on a review Of the past, feel
assured that their hboFs n this sphere Of be.
nevolent effort, have been Of great benefit tc
the afflicted, especially to the young, and they
have resolved TO devote themselves, with re-
newed leal, to this very important but much
despised cause.
Just published by the Association, RI
port on spernatorhoea, tr seminal Weaknas
the Vice OF Onanlsm, Masturbstion or Sci
Abuse, and other diseases Of the Sexual Or
gans, by the consulting Surgeon, which u
be seHtiby hail, liR a sealed letter envelope,
free Of charge, on the receipt of two stamp
for postage. ADDRESS, for report or treatmen
Dr. George r. Cslhopn, Consulting Surgeon
Howard association, No. 2South Ninth St.
Philadelphia, RR. BY order Of the Directors
GKO, ,FAIRcnILD, EZRA D .HEARTWELL,
Secretary, President
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TO SCHOOL TEACHERS.

TO SCHOOL TEACHERS.
THE BOARD OF SCHOOL EXAMINERS
at theii ses ion, resolved 10 hold monthly
meetings hereafter for the benefit of School
Teachers. (rhe months of December SO and
January 80 excepted.) Said sessions will be
held upon the first Wednesday Of each month
instead Of the third as heretofore, and COM
mence in August 1858, at half past . O'Clock,
a, m. IN one Of the School Houses in the town
OF Carrollton, Ohio. zr
The standing rules Of the Board regulating
examinations are the following;
/, Each applicant not personally known TO
the Board, must produce certificate ofgOod
moral character, of late date, and signed by
one or more responsible persons.
2. Each app licant must come furnished
with zen, ink aud paper, and also with Nc
Guaey's ruth Reader.
8. To each applicant will be submitted
List Of questions on Arithmetic, English Gram
mar, and Geography, to be answered In Wrl'
ting. .,-v
/. No applicant wili be regarded as quail
fed to, nor entitled to cbrtincate, VINO aoes
not correctly answer one hah OF the qdeslloh'
submitted 10 each branch. ...,
S. Certificates will not be issued OF tne Gay
Of examination, but they will be remh;ed oy
mail or otherwise as soon as practicable. AIe
when an applicant is deemed unqualified a
note stating that fact will be sent him.
9. Applicants coming in after the class Is
formed and the examination has commenced,
will be expected to wait until the next regu
lar day OF examination. r.
I. No certificate viii be granted to any
person who is known TO the Board to be ha
bituated to the use ofprolane language to be
intempetatc or dishonest. al
s. Each applicant must furnish himself with
a stamped envelope, and himself indorse It
with his own name aud auuress, and in such
envelope his certificate will be forwarded.
By order Of the Board.
D. A. AFTER Sec'y'
January, 81, l 968-ly.