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they arrive the place on which they stand guard
they first try NIL the hydrants and watercocks, to
ascertain that there is no difficulty in the supply
of water
Tho Civil War in Mexioo.

BY m arrival at New Orleans We have dates
from lnmpico, to the Goth ult
The news is important The most active pre-
pnrnions for prosecuting the civil war continued
III the Liberal camp, and with this object Gov
Garza had himself resolved to take the field. We
motto" his nnne among the passengers by the last
British steamer for Vera Cruz.
The Tnmpco papers before us manifest consid-
crab' alnrm ~ To the result of Miramon's expe-
d,tion, as well they might. though they consider
Vera Cruz in fhe most perfect state Of defence
"Mor" than 900 men, says the Prisma, ''can
be concentrated there ut moments notice, in
case oi attack, without including tho commands
of IdaNe and Tteio. or The Oajaca, Numbering L.
100 men now before Orizavn" AL counted, then,
the Liberals have, Tor the defence of the CITY, and
keeping Mrnmpn in check about 5000 available
troops. On the othcr hand, the Prisma does not
think that more thnn one thousand men can be
spared trom the cities now held, only ut the
point of the bayoncl. by the Reactionary party,
and that Mirnman will have to depend almost en-
tirely, upon the army with which be set out from
the Capitol.
Among other things the rampico papers notice
tho arrival 1T that port Of large amount of am
muniton. some five hundred thousand cannon
balls for the army If the North and what 10 not
II little surprising from Vera Cruz, now 80 bard
pressed herself.
The papers before contain full oficial reports
OF the recent engagements in the States Of Zncate-
cas- and Aruns,nlirntes. They are ia the usual
pomrous ,t lie oi all Mexican papers, especially
whom they have victory to report. but we fnd
little IN them not aIrcad, published, except lists
OF tn" Killed. wounded aud prisoners, in Which we
motto 80 American names.
Antuur the PRISONERS who fell into the hands
of ;hr victorious army at Aguascalientcs was
Gen. 'I',us l-paran, one "i tho most motel Chiefs
ct the h"fch military party who has since suf
icred lrnt
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Ihr selection # ,hr llln Joseph lpt, oI Ken
lucky. rorahc Postmaster Gencralship appears
tumect with general approval Inlessnll estimates
Of his character and qualifications are erroneous.
SAYS the journal oi Commerce, he will make "A
rnost efficient public officer
Mr. Holt is kentuckinn by birth. but was Tor
many years resident Of Mississippi, where he
had an extensive law rIncice,which brought him
very large income, and enabled him to nmass II
Iar,c fortune He was for n short time member
f pugrcss, but refused longer 10 sacrifice his
private Interests to oiicnl station; and although
hi- friends were desrons of placing him III the
mite Stntrs Senate, he rc4olutely refused to be
, candidate. Although apparently not amb-
tioils it Is said his refusal Of oihce Is due
chiefly to II desire 10 confne himself to bu-
,ne>s which was 50 rapidly bringing him for
ture.
Mr. Holt retired to Louisville, Ky, few years
as,, and when offered the position Of Commits
sioner # Patents, yielded to the Presidents 50.
licitation, being Influenced, it is said, by social
quite ~ much "a political considerations. His
wife i. SISTER Of Mrs Senator Yuce, and has
many friends in Washington. Socially, Mr.. Holt
j. sail to be IL very companonablc man but in
lis olIicia intercourse firm and somewhat formal.
OF hi> ability to discharge properly the duties Of
the responsible position to which he has beca
called, there j. no doubt.
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Sms L. buHuows IN CnlNA.-A correspondent of
the New Hampshire Patriot, writing from Mhampoa
under dttc of December 20, says:
You und rour readers will remember tho name Of
Silas l. Burrows ofNcw York which for some time
was rnc"nn'ro / in almost every newspaper and heard
on every tpng0c through the admiration awakened
by hi gtnemu patriotic enterprise Of greetings
bio monument nj hi7 own expense over tho grave of
the mother of ,hiugton. Tho work remains unin-
ished r"nmer' nj re,crses having hciacn the design
or M nco pr and for years tho name of Sas t. Bur-
rows hls hcru neher printed or spoken. I supposed
he wn' lon sin,n dead and that his monument and
mcmap\ mauI perish together But he still lives;
aud though bis great object is suspended it Is not
abandoned hnl on, adjourned ill he can rccuperate
his fortunes met with him IN Hong Kong, where
with tive SOUS he is conductiue commercial entcrpri-
ses nnd ,lils back and iorwn hclwecn China and
Calituruj with as little thou III you in taking the
railroad Tor Boston. An old man aud lame tho
other side Of the globe far from his monument aud
forgotten around the monument, even we'll nj
home il touching To the hear, to find him here,
with on" object aud thought one last effort remem-
boring tn" moth cr OF Washington when he himself
had passed + rom the memory OF The living.
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LYING BURG COLLIE & E,
IL NGMlk ~. YlKlslNlA.

NIiE urth annual s,on Il this Institution IN
L on d." 18th "t September
The i"cahn II III" hcalthest and most ACCESSIBLE In
the an IA" sndy both Classical and
Scieutif" equal t't rt flr best American colleges
Th Military Dcrafii,nt viii he efficiently maintained
der III, M j J. Utnkenshp, graduate of the Vlr
ginia Mi'a ln+ ni NOR recently connected with the
United States { 'nst survey.
The ,anra Will have exclusive charge OF the
Grammar >cho- viii yonng will be thoroughly pro-
pared coli, e.. lr business
FACULTY
Rev W. NALKtR, Chairman If the Faculty Professor
OF Mental ~ Muiat Srlrnct aud oi History
LytUWGtt q MAtnfws. A. NJ, Professor Of Latin and
Belles Lrltrs
P.n tAtLI, b, Professor of the Greek Language and
I.itsra
f. BLANkrNsur, Professor of Mathematics and Insruc
tor of GarIie-
SAMuEL tHlANp A. NJ Professor of Constitutional Law.
D. a LANnnHHI, NJ. d. Professor of Anatomy aud Phys
iology
GU>rPrt Apotruo SAnToRr Ill. d Professor Of Modern
Langtag's -...
EXPENSES.
BoarI 81 per w"ak washing 81 ~ per month fueP and
ghts go Iaituu $40 in the Grammar School, and
$50 IN tn" tpl|rgate department TOR half session
E Catalogues containing further information can DO oo.
tainc Ny add ,ssng the Chairman Al the Faculty.
Ill
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RrylsloS or TIE M,ror ErEorE.--Pubic at.
tent IN ha4 been in high degree attracted Of late
ia Paris, to new map which was Offered for sale
all over the town. 1t bore the title of Europe
in the year rGo. then showed n cross with the
ln5tlo IN hoc Stgaor rinccs,' lin this sign you
shall conqucr) According Ia this map, tho is.
land Of Cyprus, near the Syrian coast, aud the
REGION Of the Euphates, aIlor!ius tho shorest
road to India. is to become Eugllsh tcrrltory.-
France remains IN it.. old limits Russia gets Gal
lica Prussia gives lts territory ON the cit border
If the Rhine to II lnnd, ind is indcmniicd by
Hanover. Mccklenhurgh, Brunswick the E1ccto-
rate o lcasia. and s.ino small German prlncipnl-
itles. Austtin is To receive Egypt, Scrsla, and
Bsaia, but gives Gallcla to Russn, and lis lal
nn l@a,c-siol,- l., Victor Emmanuel, King Of Snr
dina who, under the title Of King III Italy, shall
rule over al nttbocn Iialy and the no~sr,-ou~ Of
thr polc. The latter unr receives the provinces
Of the Ahra21"s Of Naples the island "l sicily is
to indemnify tie Bake of Parma. aud the King Of
Naples tp hrrome the ruler ul ruuls Sweden ls
TO receive Denmark the King uf Hanover shall
be nnl,.c king o Cons antIuuplc the Grand Duke
f MrcklcnbIrs King ii the Da,ublan prlne,ra'i-
ticr. SPAN gets Murpceo. aud the Sultan ol Iur-
key must r"npnnce lis Enr"peon possessions and
4, back IL his Asiatic provinces.
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81 CHARLES v. BUTTON.
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T, NIKGIS.>< ruli<net aIy Al { = tud rt-~"ek.y
pu arnua an weekly AZ ,, ENHraa IN "a
9th, fU,. Il = u
l. f,t a t,conuG- option the ltopTttto's.
NH n have lesn pad
ADVERTISEMENT inserted tor 'ucents er square -
- ar f., the r,t Insertion aud ~ .s'h rau,
- nee nulis ordreI weekly and hen in cts
A ust, " n be cha ed each Insertion II the tannbrse et
-, uns be mqrke on he MS val. iuhshe isor
4 f-d ~ audchp3Ec t'r'r!iBs
II EAi;IA kitS NE
rnr GUAR. i
do u -
4 10
Advertisements both papers subject TO spe
c -
- Aunaal iveriiers vii he limited to their Immediate
tt.. ~ the rhsrged at transient rates
a. II new advertisements appear in the dsly and ir
piy lapers .,.,-
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TIIb-s. +. GRIM Aide.
= hGfIIC. L 4 u LOOT & SADE MAXI
sw,New EoG: e Shae EsiuGiianiIent. ~
S s,sENsEtGk Bs 49,. -
En-hIonuhl. Essst q stor fRntrF, 80,

E"-h'""'i"'' s""' q 'T"T F''"''' -
rs,ost {4t5rg Hae,t"as5 hhtq -, iiAtiit IL i'
Fl'il. ~oe respectfully luIl Ia t. us NM tbs
! lutllc ,u,raii tat ho has a.iu r paetH Tie ars"
nrfil."d nslnr- Aaln /, op'sH i.sef. aft, ou.
whgr. l., VIII keep G"ed arS'rlu,ft ut El.NlA NAl'l
NoHk a.wass hari al b. p3errv,s l. - zat. p
or1ef- rtsaluctz t.r -bar4 naiit" aud ~ u5
{ iaal ipHte athrr "a ..pnse ut IN tie t'!.
lbs'dI4 EsrWieE ,At>~
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USOR RENT-w~ sHtr for reat ,:e property
known AS ,he AMERICAN Hp TEL. MI the lower end oi
Main Street Possess ION given immediately For teuf, ap
J. H. & SAML TfkEE
t.b IS dJt,w,y Trg7ters
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- pIl e. ~ -a'N> vii l.## cos gH'F on haula
.se-' ,e.t of II EHIIi RI II t'r.I 49, ran9
s# t#r IT,, - be ira-"d u stn Ii "it trl'idt ad
ptuars,' y DlnuHta SONS. AMI the pubic 5''rtrA
-. a.sa l,,l, ,.aT SANITY On hana "a .ai.cs SKIS
III ..i, At Itsi. ASSES n a#f+yr- -. itfge r''oh
NteiHl., III ~ every disruption, nnl vii pay
A A
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a, ' 'l" n,sT ~ls' en '' t.. stt 't' 60"
trr't hv tirs a.d - eity'rrity which lu"ir tsis
,uu2 at t' ~
in. ny acf riyruu si'isfufJ, tpl % st.-. "a. H..
haN" rouciuIcitH Ia s3olt II in my I5a''ic"
K
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-. I & p'N'pt = lNfis -,
A n VppFIl.4 N'''A"- pINIIE UItY.
RhtE EERS "a " = REL .. ~ 60 .S;nui.trs. );

u Wall -, Nr,' h"tf buy aud sell un'hr"h nn' =
t,,ecti"Is at all .nni~lp ~ l III
orders tor IA" IlTr ats q" sale
stocks Bouir otitrr tneur,s nP"u t"hl-. H. aha
prom ,rH.> IL" general hankl hu','"sS IN All
it, drpsrtny.ni,
Th. firm in Ivuri,sg. p.icrs, Spence I' vi" " ii"
give p-opi; AIT. Xus basnts> entrusted g. Tina
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SAM Ell. 4. BOYD.

II AS hi. oil Sttnt uH M15H N'tf AZ
II having fitted It sl in ,rcHid i, Ir. ana t WITH =
attracGr" aut ELEGANT assortment Il i'n - 'bN
FEC tripNIRY. / sNt'l t;tbDN, thl II =. A., IL
ac all r,w the f +aNt Fe.i'H
n., o! NoIItNS th. oiidr,r and deh rtr IL hr u
L. ts.rL before 81 grrrd J.vno'lhure 'sr t'''
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Hi ynr>U weakness ot tie or
'I.i r.Cor restored. lhons,i
. ~. pcsxu=s a) ,'ln3ts Win Mac is@t AZ hope Harc
"a st,irIUie,v rei,",h Al !vr' 'Ts'nt- to y -.H'
urrtal nsqfai .fca;' ". trTveuE i-ri'.'''H
: ' ,S aHa N,skrr' eSlausliss 81 sha i1"s a1'.el
+ st.t / =ucei " i''ot"r Johns'"a
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r ONDOS SPORTFH-Rr-i BrOwn stoHs naa
"a London PORTER, IN puis and qnarls for sale by the
fierce or dozen, ty LEE, ROCKE co.
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z iiE SEANtfN III II OF iBl' Nlsh ir.tf '''li'
1T Agent. nIsnils itu 5J1ttt II ii''-
hal>lM, Lanes. Countries at''f hi-
Linens able ,l4p'Is Hosiery la tatnn ~afis a,d
'Sl"r iiuhtVrUus l. Hlt
" hieh " 81 I~ a,Il a; small prthi
T. An Wnnlen Il, ols such n IL Nhtkef~ -
Blankets I.n>e,. Fi,nnr.~ Sc Vii s.d IA -
,t,,ui Tt,bl dts JND ! II Ek'~ Arru
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GONTIlER q pI4ArIIaH.

LYfCIBttEC V a.
nl SfEtlil ll.N - 1@ 'iI.ri is'tf a. ~" ta'. -
II tnera, tit s.t,I t4..' u'of't fHt so tltI
sia,h. "tcuod n
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% yteyc many ignorant and worthless tNaeks
Themselves 10 yi-isna. aud copying Dk J1HN
stos Ms,,drrs A"r backs farp irm
p5s Pa'f,y asd C.riaWt fufors. who,c lives tnat"a!
~ Nolc Science Mpdrnc have been spent III he
,ua Ca;s ,g Wing themselves KnS.dsh Ito
;,d iassirs Imposing the HrI perienetd AUD unS.
I,ur triHng with sad ruu;ng the health of ali unif tnrate
.s.4g hr that DR. Johnston deems prtrsaty
necia,iy ttose ausiatea with his rephia
far h. r.tial, always hang ia HE nfice
MS EKMEUiE SD fresfm"nt trtircy unkno~n 90
4 ire,.arcd iHe spent IN the great h"si1.s
luia{ efr-r in ths rorntry, aud erie..ve
- than oter pi vsirian in the world.
HE ALONE CAN RESTORE YOU.
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10 Jassh Bashsy, Executor, Ac., Of D. Rssh Ntala,
deceased, and Anna M. Little: A
VOU And each Of You are hereby notified that
L there ID now die in tho ofdcc Of the Clerk Of
the District Court OF Lee County, Iowa, ct Fort
Madison, petition Of John L. Carson, claiming
Of you the said Bushey, = executor Of the lass
will and testament Of B. Rush Little, deceased.
the sum Of thirteen hundred Aud ffty dollars. VIA
interest thereon FROM March 1lth 1857 Ut tho rate
Of ten per cent. PR annum = money due on notes
and mortgage made By said b. Rush Little in his
life time, at date last Aforesaid, to said Carson
and claiming Of eaHh Of zen the force losurs OF
said mortgage, the same being FOR purchase money
and upon lot 10 in block 100, In city Of Ksokuk,
Lse county, lows; and praying sale Of said
petition on or before the morning Of the second
day Of the next term Of said court TO commence at
Fort Madison on the third Monday OF May, A. D..
1859, judgment will be rendered against you -
prayed for in said petition.
NOBLE 4 STRONG,
April 8, 1s5o-dlm Atty's for Pitts.
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THE LAYING AGE.
LAYING largely increased its circulation the
l. past year, tho publishers are enabled TO ap-
pend the new and attra active feature Of ssses Of
SCIENTIFIC 4 LITERARY PORTRAITS,
Engraved on steel, each Of winch win be aecompa-
MED BY .
BIOGRAPHICAL MEMOIR,
Thus furnishing to its rssdes, not only the cream
of the best Periodical Literature Of
the world bat also complete
ILLUSTRATED BIOGRAPHICAL DC
TlONARY,
Commencing with the Portraits OF DeQuincy, fol-
lowed By Hugh Miller w. II. Prescott, Professor
Wilson, Chas. Lamb, Oberlin, Humboldt, DO.
ri say without hesitation, that IL could have
but one Magazine among al that are Published Or
rs-published In our country, should select Lit
tells Living Age. II contrives to touch tho gold
en- medium between mere instruction and mere en-
tcTtainmcnt; and great deal Of knowledge may
b gathered mp from itsuch every one ought to
possess. ~ Extract from letter from Rev. Henry
Ward Beecher.
TEaMs.--Single numbers Is cents yearly sub
scription, 46-prepaid to any address. subscrip-
tions for less period, ii desired. Special terms
TO clergymcn and clubs.
DELIESER PROCTOR. Publishers,
aprAddwSt sos Broadway, Ny
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COMM ROIAL
DAILY GArH CrrY OvY1un. I
Il

DAILY GArx CrrY Oyy,cr.
Keokuk, April 4th.
FLOUR-country, - Is 70 81 s7A per saek.---
Sspsrnns, q 81 per sack. Extra, tail What
- TO 80 80 per Dbl. Graham, 4215 Der 10 III.
BRAN AND SHORTS, i 90 per l 20.
cOkN-7s cts.; ready sale.
BARLKY-Spring, 40ab5, Fall, oea76c.
WHEAT.-e5 to 10 for Spring 90 to -
for Fall.
OATB-In request at / 90 to ! 10.
RYE-6oc to zoo; little coming In.
POTAToEs-scarce, So to 9bc by the load retail
abaSoots per peck.
aROCERIEs-N. o. Sugar fair 7a74, No. 1,
n prime 8, clarified ola1o, crushed and loaf n
- Ia. Moiassss-Plantation ~ to l4e, 8. II. SO
70 -, Golden Syrup, Is to SOC. Coaee-Rio u
to Ia. Java Is to 100. Rice (new)5l to So.
60AP-Paln 6lc, Family 70.
CANDLES-Star II to -, 6tssYine Is, Mould
il.
LARD-1ol to IL; retail 12Ic.
BUTTERFLY TO Is; choice a to Is retail IS.
HIDES-Dry. II to lilo, green, 81 tot.
HAY-Prairie IS to 50 Timothy and Hungs-
6EEDS.-Hungarian Grass, 81 Is to ~ sts. !
Timsthy,4l so TO 80; Flax Seed, 81 ooa3l -.
6UNDRIRS-onions,e IS TO s5, Eggs, to I !;
Feathers, 35c to 37lc; White Beams, soc 20 Las.
FRUIT-Fair supply. Green apples, choice, Is
% TO IS 10 per Dbl. Dried apples, - rs 70 - 20
per bushel. Dried peaches, 50 rs to 81 90. Raj
sins, - 50 to3 IS.
CHEESE-W. h. ia TO Is; Denmark . to 10.
PROVISIONS - Mess Pork SIS %; Hams 81,
Shoulders Z; clear aides ..
BREF-2a2Ac gross 40 to 30 per quarter.
EHEEP-41 70 - p head.
HOGS.-Dressed, - 90 TO t7o0.
sALT--G. A., 81 50 TO 81 IS per sack Kama
wha, 2o0a7lo per bbl.; Liverpool, &12s per sack.
Lake - 35a2 4b p bbi.
FISH-Msckerel, No. 1 $40 to 81 p Dbl; No.
1$l6to$Io; No. ) $l2tp$1 white, Mol - rs
to IS % y half Dbl; NO ~ 50 to 447t. Cod
Fish 5to 6H b.
ExcaAHss.-0n New York for currency II per
cent; for gold per cent. st Louis per cent.
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aDnneoM. ALsxAxnan nkDonAY
CK6TABLI6HRD IN ieA8.1

NAMING HOUSE or
q r o = q = O.. ~ n - = = Z q o.
+ HAVE this day admitted ~ . partner in The
= Banking Business, Alexander Barclay, lwho has
been my teller for the hast six years). The buai-
ness, hereafter, WILDE conducted under the Arm
and styIe Of
gro. g. ANDERSON 1 90.
Being one Of the oldest Banking Houses (if not
tho odest) In lows, the now arm sohcits . eontin-
nance OF former patronage so literally extended to
the senior partner
They win make collections and remit, less Ex-
change, on the day OF payment, free of charge.
Their references are ~ formerly by senior part
nsr wis
HlYRRxxcEs:
Park Bank, N. Y.
Winslow, Lsnisr Co., Bankers,
Edward ". Clark 4 Co., Philadelphia.
Howard Banking Co.. Boston.
Chpp, Fuller : Browne, Banksrs, Boston.
Marine Bank, Chicago.
Hoffman 0elpcke, Chicago.
Mechanics Bank, Pittsburgh,
Farmers Deposit Bank, Pitssbursh.
Kramer Rahm, Bankers,
Gilmore Brothsrton - Cincinnati.
A. d. Hunt Co., Louisville.
State Savings Institution, St. Louis.
Ksokuk, Jan. ], 'Ss. GEO. Q. ANDERSON
iAnkd
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An HONORABLE ExcIPrroH.-ln IN article
in regard to the city election, the other day,
We stated that the D emooratio candidates had
subsidiIed the doggeries. We should have
excepted our friend, John Tanning, Demo-
cratic candidate for Marshal, who had MOTH
ing to do with the doggeries, and who VAS
consequently the worst beat man on the DEM
ooratic ticket.
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CAESAR SALE.-B. A. Williams gives notice
that he will offer 90, 900 worth Of goods at
suction. The sales will commence ct 10
O'Clock nsxt Monday morning. Howe, the
popular aucsionser, will do the crying. Here,
undoubtedly, will be . chance for bargains.
The terms are cash down.
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e0That wss lucky fellow whose two
Atty dollar bills we're found the other day
1oiling before the wind in the gutter Of Main
street. Hshsd purchased . bill Of goods Of
Cady, Jones 1 Peck, and when he came to
pay for them, his money vas gone. Az they
had sssn him have it previously, he Wa in
rather Al awkward prsdicamest, but while he
was explaining and searching his garments,
The porter at T. ]. Rioe's store, who had
been notified Of tho loss, and was ont look
ing to see what be could SEQ, picked mp tho
bills, - they were sailing along in front Of
Day / Beers' store, and returned them to
the owner, to his very great relief. He was
. merchant from Missouri.
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NOTICE or ASSESS M EMIT.
A . meeting Of the Board Of Directors Of the
IA Iowa State Insurance Company, held 1t the
o61ce u the Company on the I'D March, 1859, Ia
the city Of Keokuk, Iowa, the following resolution
was adopted:
Resolved, That an assessment OF Is per cent.
be made al Premium Notes Ia force on and be-
fore tho 23d February, 1852 to pay losses accrung
on and prior 70 said date, TO be paid within sixty
days from this date.
Section 2, Article 2, Of the Bylaws Of said In
surance Company, reads % follows Whenever any
assessments shall have been declared BY the Com
pAny, and notice thereof forwarded to tho insured
By mail Or otherwise, and the insured shall for the
space Of thirty days refuse or neglect 70 pay the
same tho Directors may sue for and recover the
whole amount u said Premium note Or notss, and
1t thcir option Annui the Policy Of Insurance."
WM. y. TURNER, Sec'y.
March ~, l860-mch24dlm
Frye patent
FOUNTAIN INKSTAND-The best In use, for
i sale BY OGDHN, BROWNELL d co.
[TkRSH GROUND BUCkWHEAT FLOUR.
i fsb12d COLLIERS 4 ROBRkT6
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Facts in Dentistry.
DR.. l.. c. INGERsOLL, Dentist,
Desires to call the special attention Of those who
wish 70 preserve their Teeth - the following
dbF ACT : 'd
in preserving the natural organs.
II. The Teeth mav be preserved through life.
III. Teeth Affected with decay mssi be attended
Nv. Timely and skillful filing with pure gold
II = cerfsia reaedv for decay.
v. 1t is serious neg ect TO wait for tooth ache
10 drive the sufferer to Dentist.
VI. Tartar destroys Teeth and Gums, without
the agency Of decay.
VII. Many suffer for years with Neuralgia Of
the face, stomach and lungs, from no other cause
than bad TsetA.
VIII. Bad Teeth disngure the countenaDce. in
feet the breath, derange the stomach, impair
health, distract the nerves, and war with good ma
ture.
DR.. INGERSOLL
Performs all operations on the Teeth and Gums.
oorrocN irregularities OF the Teeth, inserts
A r ICI A ETH
Of the Best Style and Finish,
Puts in Artificial PILATES and Obturators for cleft
PalAtes.
Believing that the best operations in Dentistry
the safest and therefore the cheapest and most
SALSxACtOfy OOtn 10 the operator ana patAeut. DR.
l. does not offer any particular Inducements In the
line Of tCREAp DGxIsrRr, = preferriDg the patron
age Of those who prefer the best opevafions and can
appreciate the necessary care and skill an pro-
ducing them.
An examination Of specimens both OF Artificial
Teeth and Of very beautiful filings Of Crystal Gold
Foil, 10 invited.
- Prices for fun set Of Teeth, from ass to
3l76. Examination Of the Teeth without charge.
DENTAL RoonB-Cornsr Of Third and Main sts .
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DOTATOES-A choice lot, just received, for sale
l BY cOLLIERS ROBERTSON,
1eb21-d Is Main street. !.
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"A desirable room, suitable for gentleman and
b Aad It Mrs. WllDsR's. on 3londeau-strset, be-
tween Third and Fourth.
April 8th-d