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LYONS MAGNETTC POWDERS-

Retaed by all Druggists. Sold also by W. Il: LIPPITT,
N. G. March oath, 1859.-3O1y
LYONS MAGNETIC POWDERS,
WiU destroy Garden Insects Cocoaches, Bed Bugs Feas,
Ants, Moths, and all pests Of the ue9nin kind.
The Importance of reliable article of this kind is inest
mabe. In weather all nature teens with these
noyng foes This powder is the only article ever dscov
cred which will exermnate them company of botanists,
from the Horticultural Society of Paris while amidst the
ferns of ASIA observed that all insects lighting upon
made of guard their night camps from the nruders
Quantities of the plant brought home by Mr.. E. Lyon
1t simply powdered leaf chemically prepared to resist
have been obtained from the governments of England
France Germany and Russia, from the Worlds FAIR and
medical and horticultural colleges and societies.
Letter from The President Of the United States.
'' EXECUTIVE MANSION, WASHINGTON, 3lst Jan. 1854
Mr.. EMANUEL LYoN.-Dear Sir: have the pleasure to
inform you that the Commission, of the Worlds Fair at
London, have awarded you Medal and Certificate for the
''MILLARD FILLMORE, Chairman
The above accompanied by certificate of Prince
1T IS FREE FROM POISON.
NEW YORK, October 1st, 1858.
Mr.. E. LYoN-Dear Sir: We have analysed and tested
your Magnetic Powders and find them perfectly harmless to
mankind and domestic animals but certain death whe" in
JAMES R. Chiffon, NJ d. Chemist.
=, LAURAHCE REID, Prof. Chemistry, n Y Hospital
pita says he has expelled all the bugs, ants, reaches
moths; &C. with Lyons Magnetic Powder and finds it OF
Every gardner and housekeeper have direct inter
est in article of this kind. Reference be made tc
the Astor ST. Nicholas and Metropolitan Hotels to Judge
Megs President of the American Institute James Gordon
Bennett Gen. Winfield Scott Cyrus W. Field, L. NJ Pease
of the Five Points Mission, &c. &c. Judge Megs says
" This discovery of Prof Lyon is of national Importance
The Farmers Club have tested thoroughly 1t will destroy
ocusts grasshoppers ants moths, bugs, and all vermin
Garden plants be preserved and houses made pure.
Arrangements made through Messrs. BARNES
PARK of New York. to have sold throughout the world
Many worthless limitations are advertised. Be cautious
NEW YORK Nov. Sth 1853.
In retiring from business have sold all my Insect Pow
ders and Pills. Letters Papten and the secrets pertaining
thereto, to Messrs. BARNES PARK. The Powder is dis
covery made by myself and brought from the interior
ASIA and is unknown to any other The genuine
and effective article is put up in tin cansters and will con
tinue to bear my name. " E. LYON"
Rats and mice cannot be reached by powder and are
killed by MAGNETIC PILL Order them through any mer
chant.
'Tis Lyons Powder kills insects in trice,
But Lyons Pills mixed for rats and mice.
Sample asks 25 regular Sizes so cents and 81 90
Follow directions. Use freely and Thoroughly:
BARNES & PARK
13 & Is Park Row, New York.
| Jan. 7, 1859. 196m
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VIM. III. BURLINGTON,

WIN. III. BURLINGTON,
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
- WILMINGTON N. C.
Rg-Wil give prompt and personal attention to all
consignments of SPIRITS TURPENTINE, ROSIN,
TIMBER, COTTON, FLOUR, and other country produce,
either for sale shipment.
My wharf and warehouses being conveniently located for
the reception of produce either by Railroad River
bles me to make charges light. Nov. l2-11-1y
T. III. SMITH,
COMMISSION AND FORWARDING MERCHANT,
- WILMINGTON, n C.
viii give personal and prompt attention to the sale and
shipment Of Cotton, Naval Stores anda other country pro
duCe.
Office No. II, Cup stars) North Water St. Immediately
NJ. Mclnnis
Oct Dist, 1855 39-1y-8-1y
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TERMS OF ADvERTIsrNG.

acknowledgements ordered to be continued the inside
charged cents square for each insertion after the s
ASNo advertisement rejecting upon private character
can. under ANY CIRCUMSTANCES, be admitted. ~ 80
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Rosemary is an admirable stimu-
liant it will promote the growth of
the hair, and cure headache. Purifi-
ed Castor Oil is valuable for its nour-
ishing and strengthening properties,
and when they are skilfulIy blended,
so as to be free from greasiness, and
the injurious properties of alcohol
and spirits, they form an invaluable
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All oho are using Il 9lUlnJ elr testimony
IN its favor.
Ma eoater IN the mouth eo the Inogoraor, and s,couoeo
both together
PRICE ONE DOLLAR BOTTLE.
Dr. SANDFORD Proprietor, No. 335 Broadway, n York.
Reaied by all Druggists Sold also by W. H. LIPPITT
WALKER MEARES, and DRAKE & MCLIN, Wilmington,
n G. March 24th l859-3O-ly
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s. NJ. WEST,
A UCTIONEER AND COMMISSION MERCHANT.
n 2l9-tf WILMINGTON, n. c.
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GEO. w. ROSE,
CARPENTER AND CONTRACTOR,
- June II WILMINGTON, N. c
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NEGROES: NEGROES xVANTED!!
QkN GENTLEMEN YOUR OLD CUSTOMER Is YET i'll
* market for likely Negroes for which am determined
~ pay the highest cash prices. Persons having such
for sale would do we'll to give a CALL address at
Clinton n. c. j. A. McARTHUR.
Dec. II. l6ly*
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NEGROEs MAN1,ED.

NEGROES WANTED.
% COME ALL YOU THAT WANT LARGE PRICES
* for NEGROES, and give a call, address at
~ Magnolia, N. c., do intend to pay high prices for
all likely negroes. Please give call soon as am
in market. JOHN BARDEN.
Jan. 2I, 1889. 20-6m#
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We take the following interesting paragraph from the
New York Economist Of 18th ult:
The Cotton Crop is now 20J,000 bales in excess of
the large crop Of 1885, and that neted 352800O bales
The probability is, that the whole crop Of 1889 viii be
37OOOO0 bales There is this difference, however. The
crop of 1856 to market in year Of great prosper
ity and sold at princes continually rising up to the end
Of the year. This would doubtless have been lie
this year. but for the intervention OF the That cir
cumstance has turned the scale 1t has checked sales and
depressed prices causing stocks to accumulate. In the
United States the spnners have taken in May only 20
600 bales against $4,000 bales in the month last
year. Then they were recovering from the pQnic-nOW
they are under the war influence The price has fallen
nearly $40 per bae and the quantity influenced by this
fall or held American account, is 100000 bales?
which gvesa loss Of 100000 to the Cotton interest
alone This depressed stock SO held is to form the basis
of The crop coming III while the market is shrinking
for goods. The European manufacturers, as they find
the War-cOud settling down upon the markets Of Europe
and closing sales turn to the American market the
only available outlet for their They know that
very large orders for goods this side have been ucra
lively placed, and they seek TO avail OF so active
ket, and while they purchase less material they consgn
more goods The development which has been given to
manufactures in Europe, of late years. comes to be
danger in times like the present. when panic closes
the ordinary outlet for those goods and throws the
ufacturts upon this most available to get back his
money
Price of Wheat in War.-We have before alluded to
the extravagant ideas that entertained in quar-
ters in relation to the effect Of upon food No part
of Europe was ravaged by imperial armies in the
early part Of the century than Italy and the hhne
Provinces of Prussia, and if turn to the local prices
of that day we shall observe the facts. The present
Piedmont formed then nine Departments of France, and
the price of Wheat ranged in l808 from 23 per hecto
re in the Apennines the hgheset price, to l5 in Stu
At Turin the price was l585f per hectoitre, equal
to 81 O4 per bushel In Belgium the range r. 63f
to former price at Luxemburg equal to Sic
chol Wbpot oft rly CF
war, following a most terrible famine, which the
immediate cause of the revolution. The Wheat pro-
duct Of the A Departments annexed then to the Empire
and comprising Holland the Rhine Belgium and Italy,
was for three years as follows
1910 1911 1912.
Wheat product,
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NEtatOELS WANTED.
So THE SUBSCRIBER IS IN MARKET FOR A number
* of likely Negroes, MEN AND WOMEN, BOYS AND
GIRLS, for which the highest cash prices will be paid
Those having such property to dispose of will find it to
their advantage call the subscriber Wilmington
DAVID J. SWITZERLAND.
June 9th 1856, 43-tf
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GA Harness d Leather Establishment. rmTs~<1SN
- Of Cndd IIn,. SSlGA1 Ii
JAMES O. BOWDEN

INSPECTOR OF NAVAL STORES
/ April 4, l856.-[3l-tf. WILMINGTON, N. c
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CON M ERCIAL.
DAILY 6Afn CIry OYrrCn, I
KAokuk. Nav Ind I

DAILY CARS CrrY OvrIcn,
Ksokuk, May 3nd.
1LOUR-country, ~ 81 to 43 % per Sack
6spsrAns, q rs per sack. Extra, tan vhsat)
% 70 - 50 per Dbl. Graham, 4316 per lss lbs
BRAN AND SHORTS, l 90 per l 70.
| CoRN-75 cts; ready sale.
BARLEY-Spring, 4oab6, Fall, 60a7Sc.
wHEAT.-95 to ! 10 for Spring 90 to l 70
for Fall.
OATS--In rsqusst ut 10 to ! 90.
RYE-o0c TO roc; little coming in.
POTAT0Es-soto s5 by the load retail 25a3e
cts per peck.
GR0CERIES-N. o. Sugar fair Tara, No. l,
n prime 8, clarified o3a10, crushed and loaf III
to l13. Reconsideration ~ to 40, 8. II. 50
to 81, Golden Syrup, rs to SOC. conee-Rio II
to l2l Java Is to Ice. Rice {new)64 to 54c.
s0AP-Palm slc, Family &c.
CANDLES-star 81 to ~, stsarine 13, Mould
Is.
LARD-1o to loa; retail lac.
BUTTER-Io to Is; choice "A to Is; retail 80
HIDES-Dry 81 to loo; green, q to 81.
HAY-Prairis4 IS to % Timothy and Hunga-
EREDS.-Hungarian Grass, 81 90 10 / IS cas.;
IImObuytSi w 70 \ WI GiaA Dc0uS - VVa$l ~
BUNDRIRs-Onions, s. TO S5 Eggs, sto
Feathers, s5c to SIZE; White Beans, 00e TO IS.
FRUIT-Grssn apples, choice, - 90 to IS 81
per Dbl. Dried apples, $3.50 to - 70 per bush
el. Dried peaches, s. 80 to s. 70. Raisins, s;
| SO to 8 IS.
CuEESE-W. X. Is; Denmark 10 to IL.
PROVISIONS - Mess Pork &ls 90; Hams 81;
Shoulders u clear sides ..
BEEF-very scarce; sAa4Ac gross; 4s to 80 pei
| quarter.
| SLEEPS 50 to 81 50 p head.
| HOGS.-Dressed, - 90 to 81 90.
sALT-G. A., 81 40 to 81 45 per sack Kama
| wha, 2ooa2lo per bbl.; Liverpool, $17b per sack
Lake - 35a2 - y Dbl.
| FISH--Mackerel, No. 1 $40 to 81 p Dbl +; No
ISIS 70 SIG; No. 8 $l2 SIS. White, No. i - u
| TO IS 0O p half Dbl. No. = 81 50 to $476. Coz
Fish 5to eeD.
| ExcuAHaK.-on New York for currency Ii PEI
cent; for gold per cent. st.Louis per cent.
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5000 Reward.

WE viii give the above reward for the detsc-
wv ton OF the thief or thieves who broke open
our Bank on Sunday night, May LIST, and return
Of the property stolen, or will give liberal re-
ward for either the property or the detection OF the
robbers. The property taken was rs follows:
About 42e0 Of our drafts on Cummins, Seaman 4
Co. N. Y, Is, 81 and 81 and lot of the same pa
per unsigned; about $3.50 certificates Of deposit II
and u, signed by Us; one note Of $640 given BY
Meek Stoddard; one do. Of $500 by Walter Whit
ten one do. Of $lO9 by Daniel Kelly one draft on
Ford, Gorham Ford for 5000, bearing credit Of
Sis; one note given by William b. Willis fol
500; one draft drawn by Wells, Fargo Co. fol
$500, payable 70 Geo. Newman; one certificate oil
deposit on State Bank, at Kookuk, amt $40, pays
Bile to the order Of j. + Goodman together With I
quantity Of other notes and papers.
]. DICkEY 4 SON.
Pennington. May e. 1850-my3d6tw2t
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GOOD INDIANA BANKS.

Blk Indiana, Mich. City.
Blk Of Elkhart, Elkhart.
Ind. Farm. Blk, Frank lin.
Indian Reserve Bank.
h entucky stock Bank.
Lagrange Bank, Lima.
Parke Co. Blk Rockville.
Prairie City Blk, 7. Haute
Merch. l. Mech. N. Alb.
Salem Bank, Goshen.
Southern Blk Of Indiana.
State Blk and Branches.
Brookville Bank.
Farmers Bank, Westfield,
Bank Of Syracuse.
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HWs notice that the infamous knave,
Heretofore known . tho Fakir Of silva and
now hsealdsd = s'Rsv. J. 8. Haskell, pastor
q he Congregational Church 1t Mt. Pleas.
ant," Il aanos1ssd in the papers ct Dea
Moinss 70 preash to-morrow in the Methodist
Churches Of thAt city.
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Arrsvals ~ the nsiIlinUs Mouse.
MAY 6.-5 r. N.

, Msybury, " james, Miss Hale, Mrs Hine,
r. Louis; 4 Mckenzie, st Paul; English and
. lady, Miss Hildrsth, Cincinnati; c VI Collins,
Phillips, Williams, Peck, N \; T Ashbu-
-. q W Stann, Hakssburg; King, King
High Point Mrs. Williams, Ill; Miss Rogsrs,d T
Martin, g L Collins, o; J Miller, Unionville;
Elliott, G am Point; Rogers, Hannibal; Ad
ans, Ben tonsport; Henry oarse, str Chas Rogers
u Morrison, Penn; 9 Weldrick, Hildrith, L.
Il Holt, KY.
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Drugs, Medicines,
PERFUMERY, PAINTS, OILS, GLASS &C.,
To the trade and at retail ut very low prices for
Cash.
Wholesale Agent for Southern Iowa and North
IN Missouri for the following goods
Great w estern Coal Oil Co. Is kerosene Oil
Ayers Cherry Pectoral, Pills and Agne Cure;
Jayne Family Medicines;
Qusru,s Cod Liver Oil Jelly.
ian32d
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VIRGIL "a. SULLIVAN 4 CO.

VIRGIL Fl. SULLIVAN d CO.,
(sUccEssoRs 70 !. /. HOBBS coy
Fourth-strset, between Main and johnson,
+ NJ n r ERS AND II EAL Il R =
i In QUEENSWARE, GLASS and CHINA, Ksro-
sene Lamps, Solar and Hanging Lamps, Looking
Glasses, Tea Trays, 70. DC.
Having purchased the iaIge and we'll 20 lected
stock ct the old stand of g. &. Griffith Co., will
be plevsed to have call from and ali. We
intend to keep constantly on hand . complete stock
both for
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL TRADE.
Reviewing our Goods direct from the mAnufactu-
rers, in England, France and America, will be
able to sell ~ low ~ any regular house in the West
v. II. SULLIVAN h co.
Jan. 10, 185e-d6w
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FRAUD I'VE call attention to the fact of nu-
merous unprincipled efforts that daily being
m ads in our city by vendors Of bitter mixture,
using the persuasive argument lin order TO eject
ales) TO dealers in Hostetters bottles to purchase
from THEN and sell 1t In Hostetter's bottles. We
hope that such mposturss viii be held up to public
contempt by all.respectable persons who sell and
use the genuine article. Not only have We the in
diyidua evidence Of the country, but almost every
paper in the Union is commenting upon the superior
excellence Of, and the great benefits derived from
the use Of this celebrated tonic; besides various
diplomas awarded, anon which 10 from the
Ohio Mechanics Institute, at Cincinnati, where the
commiste--comrosea chiefly Of physicians Of the
city--awardei Hostetter, Smith 4 Co., diploma
for the superior virtue Of their Bitters, tonic
and stxsngthener Of the human system. Wethsre-
fore caution all against impositious, and to pur.
chase Of none but respectable dealers, whom they
know would not deceive them.
For sale by druggists and hotels generally.
P. GIBBONS, Agent,
Maya d&w Main-st, bet. Sixth and seventh.
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Religious Notice.
Rsv. Mr.. Reeve, OF st. Joseph, win preach in th'
ll1St Presbyterian Church, corner Of 4th and High
Ae-morrow, at IL =. N. and "a p. m.
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Blk Of Goshen Goshen.
Blk of Gosport, Gosport.
Blk Mt. Vernon, Mt. v.
Blk Of Paoli, Paoli.
Blk Rockville, W abash
Blk Salem, N. Albany.
Blk of Salem, Salem.
Bloomington Bank.
Cambridge City Bank.
Canal Bk, Evansville.
Crescent City Blk I"
Exch. Blk, 6reencastle.
Fayette County Bank.
HoOsier Bank.
Indiana BIZ. Madison.
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1UnurruRn.-Dunoa Co. have received
aostAss large lot Of furniture, and their ex-
1ensivs roons ars now crowded with every
Hid assslly called for, including varieties
81 the finest style. Give them call.
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1Thsfs will b large sale Of Furni.
tsfs = Humphreys Auction Room, No. b.
- House, this morning = 10 o'clock ona
1as wardrobe, stoves, bureaus, washstands
bedsssAds, 10.
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A. WILLSCN. y. UUtTl
Wilson & GuStin.

VIRGINIA MANUFACTURED TOBACCO, CIGARS, te.,
LAVE located At room No. 2 Estes House, Main
/ i Sc, near 9Th, Keokuk, Iowa, wheIe they Offer
70 the trade large stock Of the best quality and
brands Of pounds, half pounds, s., and 10 lump
Tobacco; cut chewing and smoking do, in tin-foil
papers, bills. and bbE. Also, large and genera
assortment Of Imported and Domestic Cigars, DO
All goods warranted represented.
Apr8d6w
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SATURDAY MORNING, MAY7.
Ksskuk TAas TabIs.
ksoKuK, N. PIsAsAzr AND nusoAsrxr !. !.
Iirst Train leaves Ksokuk $40 !. =.
20 -" ESQ =. y.
- - 1'.'' '':.'' A'.''''' l s:ss !. :. ;.
EIoKux, n. DIS xoixss AND nnx1sorA !. =.
Leaves. Arrives.
Sifst Train, s:1eA.H 5:lo ?. \.
AfEival And Olsslng - the HALLS.
he Northern 1astsrn mails arrive at HAS r. \.
:. close ct 800 p. n.
3hs St. Louis Southern mails arrive at 500 r. =.
!" close ct 600 A. n.
1hs Western mail By B. R. arrives 1t s:oor. y.
closes ct $500 \. n.
Postof6es open from ~ 4. II. TO n P.H.
@-BLANK NOTES ,nsatly printed, for
ale 1t this onss.
a-sLArK MosraAeEs for sal. .t
this sAss.
4 @-DILLs Or LADING for sale 1t this
49,.
@JU0TICB0s BLANKS Notices Sub
0nas sead Executions forsale 1T this once.
0-ILLIROIs BLANK DEEDS fer
- = tbs 0dhss.
- .rxUsT DEEDS FOR SALE AT THIS
OD1lCE.
esrn approved BY the best Lawyers, for sale st
this once. EY
4 - The river had stopped rising at Dav-
saport Wednesday night, bat was rising here
yesterday.
- The adv ertisemsns Of Gen. Van Ant
kWesp will attract attention. The house 10 but
\ : short distance from the new Court House.
TThe Council have abolished the ONCE
d wood mes.ursr, but q they neglected to
repeal the ordinance requiring wood to be
nsasursd, the penalty for selling without
measurement still remains in force. What
viii Ne people do about it,
IunSrruHn.-Dunoan l. Co. have received
aDetAse large lot Of furniture, and their ex-
1onsiss roons ars now crowded with every
Hid assslly called for, including varieties
! 81 ~ 1nost style. Give them call.
eHThsrs will b large sale Of Furni.
lses u Hanphfy's Auction Room, No. b.
- House, this morning = 10 o'clock onl
las wardrobe, stoves, barsaas, washstands
bsdsssads, 80.
Exsensisn 81 The Up.8ivsr Packet
Line.
On the arrival Of the new steamer Blaci
! Hawk, the Up-rivsr Packet Company have
resolved to extend their trips to Galsna ane
dialogue, leaving Ksokuk every evening OF
The arrival Of the Str Louis Packet, and ~
irving at Dubuque tho nsxt night.
NThs Parody on Excelsior Published il
our columns - original, was in fast selected
/ from volume Of fugitive poems publishet
n Cinsinnasi, Some years since. The line
wsfs copied BY person in distant tow
and sent TO friend in this city, who sup
posing them original, handed them in TO
pablisation, and No having received som
Geieinal lines from the Same source before
1eok Il for granted those were 20 also. Tn
peeson who sent the lines TO his friend di
not dream Of their publication, and none 0
ths parties soneeepsd intended 70 commit
plagiarism.
~ ~nt:>> thak So smeaunna kpevn
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G.. II. CLIFFORD,
MATCHMAKER AND JEWELER
Third-st.. bet. Main and ] ohnson.

Thrd-st.. bet. Main and Johnson,
KEOKU K........-...... ....................I0 IOWA.
! have receiveda new assortment Of those fine
Perry Watches. For Railroad Timeksepers they
are unsurpassed. Call and examine the best Watch
ever offered in this market. A general assortment
Of fine Gold Jewelry and Coin Silver Ware. En-
craving done on goods SOLD without charge.
SPECTACLEs.
To those in want Of Specsa-69
olss, I vouldsay, come whore you can have pair
ssisctsd that will suit your eyes, and OF the kind
Of 0lassss that are mechanically adapted to suit
every condition Of sight. This il no Guess
work.
Ny personal attention will be given to the Re.
pairing Of Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, TO-, which
will be warranted to give sAtisfaotion. Every
description of Goods in my line made to order
Engrsying done ut Short Notice.
dee4dkw
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Kcokuk Branch OF tho state hank
OF Iowa.
NOTICE is hereby given that books of subccrip-
IN tion to the Capital Stock Of this Branch will
be opened on Monday, May 9th, 1859, at its Bank
ing house, on Third-st.
The amount Of new subscriptions authorized IL
81, 500.
BY order Of the Directors,
Ell. HARRISON, President.
j. w. McMILLEN, Cashier.
April 2Q.lS59-d2w
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1T K III r Il A ID S!~1
MRS. N. TALON
ID ESP ECTFULLY solcits the attention OF the
N Ladies' to her NEW STOCK Of
SPRING Il SUMNER GOODS.
The latest styles and fashions and various quail
tiles, to suit all tastes, have been selected.
Hon nets. Ribbons,
FRENCH AND AMERICAN FLOWERS,
Spring and Summer Shawls and Mantillas,
FANCY HAIR PINS, HOOP SKIRTS, And
THOMPSON's STEEL SPRING TONIOS;
Lace Mits, Embroideries, Collars, Hair Braid,
and every thing usually comprised in this depart
ment will be found in her store, at Wholesale and
retail taprl4d] NO. 81 MAIN-ST.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-01-25

bic opportunity To abolish slavery in the South
crn States.
No. The powers of war must he restricted
to the time of war. Otherwise, there is no Sc
curity for State sovereignty, private property
or the liberties of an individual citizen.
If we look at the question with strict reler-
encc to the single incident of the war-ln'kins
power, the power to construct military roahS
the matter wears an aspect not whit more IA
vorablc. If the General Government nay III
time o: peace construct railroad through the
Territories, it may, with tie same claim OF
right. construct one through the StateS'-
The same extensive construction oil the
war making power which would J'I>u-
ry the one, would equally justify the
other .latl If one road can be built OH this
nrctcxt. so can thousand The only thing
which will be necessary to justify Congress
sional appropriations in any instance, will he
to prove that the road, If constructed, will iur-
nish in case of INVASION Strategetic facility Tor
dcfencc--a fact which is umlisputahly apparent
in the case of every railroad, canal or turnpike,
which can possibly be projected between any
two points in the Union Thus the Presidents
doctrine opens the door toan unlimited scheme
of internal improvements by the General "o-
vcrnment II 4 Pacific railroad can be built
under the war-rnakins power, under the very
.,,,,o ,,v.,r am ;rnn NOT work of federal central
ization may he made to wrap every State oi Tic
Union in the folds of u political anaconda
The whole construction is utterly incompat-
Bile with the doctrines of the Democratic party
1t is FcdcraiSln-rank, dccp-dycd Federalism
Federalism, compared with which the milier
form of political error prevalent among the par
tizans Of the old Federal party, stands only III
the ratio Of vinegar to nitric acid.