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Peach, Plum and Cherry Trees, either Standard OF
Dwarf, Grape Roots or Cuttings; Currant, Coos
berry, Raspberry and Blackberry bushes, together
with Evergreens and Ornamental Ehrubbsry, will
receive prompt and faithful attention.
Trees delivered In any part Of the City free Of
charge.
Nursery Grounds in the Western part Of the
City, on Des Moines Avenue. at
g. o. HILTON,
QLate Hnbbell Hilton.)
Keokuk, Sept. 8, 1858-dkw
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HARE OPPORTUNITY
Good Chance Tor = Mechanic Or La.
bOfOry
4 SMALL FARM, 80 sores, good new frame
n houss, and new steam Saw Mill, with LAth
Machine ., Be-, said mill can clear from $4,000 to
t3 900 per annum, when "the hard times are gone,
gone away said land is situated In 6outo err
Michigan good climate, splendid soil, well va
tered, &C., &c. .
Also, : 300 acre farm in Northern lows, fms soil,
we'll wateSod, &c.
Either 81 the above farms will be exchanged Tor
. good house and lot in Keokuk.
& Inquire Of J.PARMELE,
Nov j, ,6s-d6m No. b74 Main-st.,
Keokuk, lows.
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MalrNyss HaltSnoRC oysters.
nEIN0 Agents for this celebrated brand Of Oys-
bar. ve shall always be in supply, and We shall
sall Il retail or by the case, ~ low - any othsr
frst class brand. Hotels, saloons And famihss can
always depend upon the raEsAsEss, o. those oner-
"a for safe by hs.
a..4aA~ No. 149 MAin-street.
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THE FARMERS, GUIDE
TO SCIENTIFIC AND PRACTICAL AGRICULTURE,
BY nEERY STEPHENS. Il. X. s., Of Edinburgh, and
the late j. z. NORTON, Prof ssor OF Scientific
Agriculture in Yale College, New Haven, vols.
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. This lis, confessedly, the most complete work or
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- tions should always be addressed, post paid,
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Reprint Of the British Periodicals and tn
Farmers Guide.

I SCOTT CO., OF NEW YORK, CONTINUE
IL. to publish the following leading British Pc
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THE LONDON QUARTERLY, Conservative
9 H
THE EDINBURGH REVIEW (Whig.)
3.
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4.
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teen ye ars old which was the FIRST journal IN the
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III 10 aAare Of thu patronage witch the Meropoi-
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6rst-class Novel, continued from number to mum
Der, thus afording frst-rate family newspaper &c
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Moores Rural New Yorker,
THE LEADING AND LARGEST CIRCULATED
Agricultural, Literary and Family Journal
VOLUME X, FOR 1850.

HE RURAL NEW YORKER is 50 widely and favor
ably known in the East and West North and south
as the most popular Agricultural, Literary and
!. Family Newspaper Of the Age, that We omit all
acxpletives in announcing the Tenth Volume. SUI
fee II to say that no efortor expense will be spared
TO fully maintain and increase reput alton as the
Best journal OF its Class-rendering it, emphati-
cei1y the Standard
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For Pixies Peak
q q Il ID MI L N e =.
p ArpETHHT r. 9CN

No. 40 Maln.st. st. LOUIS,
LAVE on hand, and for sale low, complete
stock Of fire. arms suitable for emigrants sross-
Riaes, English Fowiing pieces, Ride and Shot
guns ombined, Colts Pistols, and Aliens new Re-
peater, of oil sizes from 70 inch, and the best
Pts toll NOW in use, IT, s. Rifles, gun material, anu
milton and other cquipage. at Wholesale and Retail
All orders SEN by mail will receive prompt attsn-
tion, and be sent of by Express or otherwise.
H..n. SsI Ea.a uTs NC. 40 Ma.c-st
Sign Of the Gilt Double Gun.
~ sample Of Gold from tho Mines can %
seen in the window. foDSd3wJ
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EtliOt,A Debates.
TISIlE Debates In tho several State Conventions
/ on the adoption Of the Federal Constitution as
recommended by tina General Convention at Phila-
delphia in 1857, together with the Journal Of the
Federal Convention, Luther Martins Letter.
Yates Minutes, Congressional Opinions, Virginia
and Kentucky Resolutions Of $3.50 and other IL
Illustrations Of the Constitution; in i've Volumes
for sala Vt OGDEN, BKOWNELL CO.'S
feb26d 1CIrr Book EToRE.
4 LADIES, FANCY HAIR PINS.
l1H0THER large asscs tm~nt just received at No.
a9E. - Main-st., between ID and Sd.
jan3idlw BAILEY BLISS.
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H Q | I'd AY |
PRESENTS
At Cost /!
vT,HE subscriber having a stock Of FANCT
i GOODS. BOOKS, FANCY STA.
TIONERY. &c, which 10 not connected with
his regular business, Is DESTROYS OF closing them
out, and will, during the coming AoiidAys'
Sell them at Less than their origi.
nal Cost!
They consist Of GOLD PEN and PENCIL CASES,
Ladies' Work Boxes,
Ladies' Bags, various kinds;
Ladies' Fans,
Pearl Portmonaies,
Leather do
Jet Bracelets, 60.
Bibles, Prayer Books, Miscellaneous Books.
CHRISTMAS GAMES,
Adapted to the present season, for both large and
small children.
Paint Boxes,
Brushes,
Perfumery,
Fancy Stationery, Go.
WM. b. GERRING,
i Dec22d Main-st. bet. 9th 7th.
COLLIEKs 4ROBERTsON.
Grocers,
4 No. rs Main street, between Third and Fourth,
KEQKUK ,srs-l1g 80 Igss.ssss.sS1Ha. n Z
L,REsH oYsTERs--4o cents per can, warrant
'0i'' '' GOLFERS ROBERTSON,
jan2ad rs Main-st.
IRANBERkIEs-5 boxes just received and for
- sale by GOLFERS RoBE 81 I
! janf9d ~ MAn-st.
RAKEk's No. ! oHocoLAI Fer sale sale by
jan29d rs Main-st.
DRuNEs-ln kegs and boxes--for sale by the
} / pound. GOLFERS ROBERTSON,
jan2od rs Main-st.
L,REsH ToMATOEs-In cans-for sale by
, i GOLFERS d ROBERTSON,
jan29d 70 Main-st.
A ssOkTED PIE PRuITs-For sale by
t n CoLLIER5 & ROBERTSON,
< jan2ai rs Main-st.
DkIME W. h. cHEEsE-For sale BY
i GOLFERS d ROBERTSON,
jan2od Is Main-st.
DofAToEs-A prime tot just received and fol
{ sale by CoLLIERs ROBERTSON,
Q DlCKLED HEKRINus NO. 4, MACKEREI
i, i AND CODFISfI-For sale by
GOLFERS 4 ROBERTSON,
jaa2od rs Main-st.
LNLoUR--A choice lot Of Extra Flour on han,
e M - ~ GOLFERS ROBERTSON,
ID UCKWHEAT FLOUR-Waranted pure, TO
ID sale by GOLFERS ROBERTSON,
jan2gd rs Main-st.
u nEOkUK FEMALE SEMINARY.
= TIME THIRD TERN Of the "Keoknk FemAl
i Seminary" viii open on MONDAY, JANU
AIRY 3ist, in the second story OF Dr. Sanford
building, corner Of 5th and Concert streets.
The Board of Trustees Of this Seminary ,electe
from various reli .ious denominations and repre-
senting large part OF the Christian community
desires by the united and cooperative efforts of tn
j. friends Of education to establish gradually
an ins titution ms our city requires.
The Principal Of the Institution is Rev. c.
WILLIAMS, TO whom, or to the Secretary OF th
Board, applications for the admission Of pupil
may DO made.
at In the Primary Department, young misses froI
y six TO ten years Of age may be received under til
re of Miss Urmston, it's present teacher, who
ro- ceises ALL the incomes Of that department.
no The charges for tuition will be SO and IS In Ii
IN ordinary English studies, with small addition,
led sum far incidan tai expenses For Latin Frencl
,ai German, de-, extra charges vi II be made.
ass Its desirable that persons designing to becon
pro pupils be present punctualy on the 6rst Of ii
'ut Session. VIM. THOMPSON,
ny President of the Board Of Trustees.
Henry STRONG, Sec'y.
Kookuk. Jan. q. 1669-d
sn HELlNQUENT LIST OF LOTS
'su + IN which special taxes are due and unpaid
gi- m
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Mississippi Valley Nursery.
WESTERN GROWN TREES FOR
TIRE WESTt

VIZ ITH several years
w experience the Pro-
prietor can now furnish.
FRUIT TREES "A N d
EHRUBBERY, Gcciima-
ted, and found to succeed
In the West.
Many of these Trees
are OF extra size, and
have produced fine speci-
mems Of fruit the past sea-
son. These interested are
invited to call and ex-
anime for themselv Ives.
nrIa 49, fnr Ar~1n pAnp
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The Tribune Alma mac for 1859.
Containing the Election Returns and the usual
matter, viii be publisher about Christmas. Price
Is cents II copies, postpaid, for 81; 100 copies,
postpaid. for s.. Address rs above.
noY3d&v
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.'The Greatest Bisgrdbhy oAhsAse. :
- NOW RsADyi kRSkt.sE
The LIFE OF THOMAS JEFFERSON,
BY HENRY s. RANDALL, LII \
In Three yorumcs. octave.

I'm Three Volumes. octave.
YlHI3 WORK costains upwards Of 1000 pgsi.
II &fhtAd on4finc paper, 40 Handsomely Snand
in various styles II is illuHrated by several en-
cravings ON steel nd numerous fac sim among
the former are tive fine portraits Of Jefferson. The
fac Smiles embrace, among others, the original
draft of the Declaration Of Independence In Jefer-
sons own hand writing.
This Is In every sense, an authorized work; 1t
was undertaken under he appreciation of his fam
ily and with an unreserved access to all the pri.
vate papers of Jefferson in their possession and
has received the benefit of their recolections and
opinions at every step.
The work contains the expressions of Jefferson on
every great public question which arose, from his
advent to public life to has deatha period of about
rf the Republic. II contains Jeferson's hereto
fore unpublished family correspondence; selections
from his finest published letters, state papers, etc.
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KeOkuk ]
TREES FOR 1859!
XNE have on hand over

w 10 O., o O o
A p p l. Il T X Z L s.
for gale, many Of them
measuring in height II
feet. Also, = fine lot of
Red Csdars, very large
Pears, standard 1 dwarf
Peach, Cherry, Plum, and
Chestnut Trees /: dooseber-
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The Cleveland Powder Compan.

The Cleveland Powder Company
KELLOGG q HtHGE, Agents,
No .149 Main street, .KE0KuK, IOWA. +
OFFER FOR SALE. in 9s anaa, to suit the
R,ae-FG FIG. and FFFd. in -, Ia, and
63h kegs.
FFFG. in cases Of Is lib. canistefs.
80 as
Blasting and Mining-F. Eff. and 9. rs ID. kegs.
sAvrrY FUSE ut Wholesale and retail
We win furnish the above Powder by single pack
age, at lowest market rate.
we win furnish merchants, contractors and qssr-
rvmsu, quantities upon the lovest terms, aud Dc
liver to them here, thereby saving TO them All RISK
Of transportation. Inan cases We Will ouAAAS1i1
our powder to give Subtraction.
Consumers OF powder buying In 5, ~ or ~ keg
lot ). can save money by buying OF Us.
Sportsmen can buy Of Us 1t retail
powpKR in / and ID. canisters, and any desired
quantity.
suor by pound, bag or keg.
w" = KELLOGG BIRGE.
aac9Aakw No. lao Main st.
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cxpletives in announcing the Tenth Volume Suf-
ice 1t to say that no ehortor expense will be spared
BEST journal OF its Class-rendering it, emphati-
ccily, the Standard
RURAL AND FAMILY WEEKLY.
"ExcELsroR' its glorious Motto, and progress
and improvement It's landable Objects, the Rural
con tinuouly ercels in MEmT and reports decided
PROGRESS In Circulation and Usefulness. As an
Agricultural, horticultural, Literary, Fami ~ and
News Paper, combined il has long been unrivaled
Not MONTHLY Of twelve issues yearly, but =
Large and Beautiful WEEKLY which em braces
in ONE greater number of Useful and Timely
Topics than SEVERAL ordinary journais,--TsK
The Paper fsr the Peoplc and the
Times!
The Tenth Volume will be Printed and Illnstra-
ted in Superior style, while its Contents will vie
with Its improved appearances. All who desire a
paper which ignores trash humbug and deception,
ana earnestly seeks to promote the Best Interests
and Home Happiness of It's myriad of readers in
both town and country, are invited to try the Model
Farm and Fireside journal.
FORM, STYLE AND TERMS.
The "Rural New-Yorker" Is published Week ly,
es~h number comprising Eight Double Quarto
Pages. An Index, Title Page, &c. given at the
close Of each volume.
Three Copies for S. six, and one free to the club
agent, for $le Ten aud Free for 81 s.; Sixteen
and one free, for x22 twenty, and one free. 70,
SIC Thirty Two, and two tree, for $40, or 30 fol
$37.50l, and any greater number al same rate
only i H. Is per copy with extra copy for ever,
Ten Subscribers over Ihirtyl Club papers cent {,
different pcs tofhces, If desired. As We pre- pa,
American postage, $l.37 Is the lowest club rate
for Canada.
w Now as the time to Subscribe and form Club
for the New Year and Volume. Specimen Numbers
Show Bils Frospectuscs &C., ehcerfu LIZ fnrni she
Thy mail or otherwise, at our expense,) to oil dill
posed TO lend portion of influence in behalf q
The RURAL and it's Objects. Address
II. ID. n. MOORE,
Sov23daw Rochester, N. Y.
Farkyns, AbysMinIa.
II LIE IN AEYSSINIA--Being notes collects
IL during three years residences and travels i
that country, BY Mansfield Parkyns. For sale
OGDEN, BROWNELL CO.'S
feb2sd CRY Book SroRE.
LsBKGGATanG COAI. OIL.
LNOk oiLsg Engines and every description
J. Machinery, this Gil will DO found far saper
A. j. WILKINSON,
Sign of the Golden Eagle aud Mortar,
ftbl5d 80 Main st.
STEEL HOOP EXPANSION AKinT,
/AF different makes and sxes--the hoops of G
~ Watch spring Steel.
Steel Hoops, and Round and wrapped Cane.
Sspt17d r. b. FOSTER.
r - n n FRONTS SHIkT FRONTS
n FINK lot, warranted LINEN, SHIRT FRONT
~ neatly sewed, at very low figures, just rec
by express NJ u. u. FOSTERS.
FebICd Second-st
". sugi w.n AUSTIN co
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more will be entitled to extra copy.
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Clergymen for 81.
subscriptions may commence at any time.
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EARLY COPIES.

The receipt or ADVANCE SHEETS from the
British publishers gives additional value to these
Reprints, inasmueh as they car now be placed In
the ha nds Of subscribers about the origi-
al al
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OUpI6By
The semi-W eekly Tribune is sent to Clergymen
Mt 81 per annum.
The ew York Weekly Tribune, large eight
page paper for the country, 10 published every
u topics Of the times, the news Of the week, IN
teresting correspondence from all parts OF the
world the New York Cattle, Horse and Produce
Markets, interesting and reliable Political, Me-
chani cal and Agricultural articles, DC.
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New Volume, New Dress, aad New
Cl0b Termsa
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1859-06-30
The Hail Storm.

We are informed that SO severe was the
late ballstorm in the townships of Hudson
and Boston, thatin many places hailsiones
/. were picked up as large as hens eggs
Over twenty thousand panes of glass were
broken in Hudson, and the glass suffered
severely through both townships. Forty
sheep were killed in Boston, belonging to
j.. d. Edison. Mr.. Chittenden had a hog
killed, weighing over one hundred pounds,
and another gentleman lost eight valuable
shoats. Wheat was cut and beaten down
fiat to the ground; current and gooseberry
bushes were SO bruised and cut. up, that
they look as if they had been broused up
on by cattle, and yesterday (Monday 27th)
st p, NJ, three days after the storm, hail
yet lay in heaps in deep gullies and on the
north side OF fences Cleyeland Herald.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1859-06-30

The WHEAr.-Notwithstanding the loss
es by the late frost, and the croakings of
many long faced individuals, both in town
and country, it is now admitted, by the
best judges We have, that there is a pros
pect Of more wheat being gathered the
coming harvest in this country, than there
was last year. The reason why is, the
wheat that is good, is very good indeed,
! and the amount of land sown, greater than
The farmers on the Pickaway Plains
have commenced cutting wheat, and their
helds promise an abundant yield. -
s. A committee of the Ross County Agri-
cultural Society have examined the wheat
along the Scioto bottoms, and on the up
lands in that county, and their report looks
decidedly favorable for good crop.
e OATs-Fears are entertained by MANY
of our farmers in this section Of the State
that the coming oats crop will prove fail
ure, the same as last year. Columbus Ga
zette 17th,
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1859-06-30

A MIsrAKE.-The idea has got abroad
pretty generally that the hard frost of the
5th inst, destroyed all the insects, and
was therefore, some benefit in the long run.
This is mistake so far as this neighbor-
hood is concerned. We never heard Of
their being more numerous than the pres
ent spring. In some parts of the county
the potato bug is running that crop COM
pletelY.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1859-06-30

always placed in front and were threatened
bv the Croats in the rear if they did not
fight we'll. They offered 10 join the allies
but their services have not yet been accept
ed.
Gen. Garbaldi had beaten an Austrian
force at Brescia. Five hundred Zoaves
were killed and wounded.
The Swiss Government has ordered the
immediate fortifcation of the Austrian
frontier.
The armies were preparing for another
general engagement.
GENERAL FOREIGN ITEMS.
The British sloop of war Heron capsized
in a tornado on the African coast. One
hundred and seven lives were lost. The
Captain ard twenty six. of those on board
were saved. ........,...-..o f-..t
The Red Sea Gable broke and was lost
when only sixty miles from Cape Sidera.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1859-06-30

al of what was going on, by gibes, jeers,
and disrespsctful gesticulations. 1t is ut
terly impossible that such medieval OBJ
seryances can further the interests of true
religion. The exhibition we have had here
to day will not be to the taste ofthe army,
which detests the @clique" which is now
all-powerful in Austria.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1859-06-30
TRAvELERs DIRECTORY.
R The aDesil' S 70 paw among ths

H The "Deyil s 10 pay" among the
Democracy Of Ohio. Immediately on the
heels of the adjournment of the Repubi-
can State Convention, the proposition was
made by the Cincinnati Times Know
Nothing paper, that WH1rMAN's name be
taken off the Democratic State Ticket and
Judge SwAs's put in its place. This pro-
position was instantly seconded by the
Cincinnati Enquirer, Ohio Statesman,
and other leading Democratic papers,
What does WHITMAN do? He refuses to
be ehoked of, and thereupon is commenced a
characteristic, and to the Republicans, an
interesting fight over this question of
swapping. Part Of their papers are for
running SWAN anyhow: The truth is, the
leaders ofthat party sensible that they have
a State ticket that will be beaten fifty
thousand votes and over, are ready to form a
coalition with anybody to get yotes. They
pretend to hate the Know Nothings, yet
that party has never yet made them a
proposition 10 unite with them, but the
proposition met with favor.
WHITMAN is poor stick, better calcu-
lated to preside over horse race than a
Court of Justice. He hasn't trimmed his
hair nor beard for years, and looks more
like Snowman than christian citizen.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1859-06-30

re- Murders and Executions are be-
coming as plenty as blackberries. Almost
every paper we pick up contains an account
of one or two of each. We prefer not to
burden our columns with much of that
kind of reading.