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, 1859-04-18

no RENT-The New Marble
Fl, It stores Lake IT ~ a.. q aaa 81
also Stores On south Water s's0 ~
.8. r,.. -...d IL. ,,.inesS either
Az lie 3aaFs sto'es ts 3Ye .to.es high, With
whoe8et sfet1l aFe up 10 s5 VII Ae rrnte.i f< ons
dry bascne Els ana ~a,es. ~ he following ra;es
yeAr &ue Aat = a each: Ws,eF ssrrt
Like ktr atr 1tcfes ~ tlsouka:: 80 pnth
<torte from eDo 70 u ~ Aeeot& ~, Of Hasi st,eet
A}sp- hFtd1nK HOUSES, on e1st e~.
hetxeea l. X aad HAndopn ,. ow m I.fs &
4lso3 fsei1tag BouseA. Will ss"es - '
5;o, s. uad4a sned IS 1ats E:eS. & qR:2;!f y
TWEEN 70 A. d u oeQA !. r. q y =. "|
saM; :si: E@ ~ ssee't o1'es @1s''" s, 8, HAYES.
, 1859-04-18

EOCI, STORY BRICK BUILD
L. Ing FOE SALE.
rhc r,lr S,,y I7ck rsui'.a: with tea-~ cf gr'ni fir
thr,a -.rs mt half occupied BY the jh prpaIt"rtt
ftr rut& ax THtnrsk j. :tr ~efs. f-"->~!nn Ast2 IN
a. M ri Nav II desired thu Duer lud sl17sHk wi r.
~!d v!th st bu!...s1 .1.-lx :a,ai "p.',tnn.ty r
n.aa;A uT!ux he r.::n- o-d e'-t ss. Y NY tn"e
r,.,t Nn rR1> Axp T3'ursE Uase. ttsHesa The houss
Il ii and |. 4. ".
, 1859-04-18

4 WRETCH OF HrsnASn.-In Saturday
mornings Police Court, Il man named Michael
Lotus was brought up on a charge Of brutal!y
maltrcating his wife. \ fight had been in Ero-
:.rcss between them, when the brutal wretch
drew out knife and inflicted Ea>!, Oh the
woman's arm which nearly severed her hand
from her body. Botll parties were taken to the
Arlnory, tue wound bleeding profuscl,y. DR..
Pao!i, City Physician. was summoned, and thu
woman received the attention required. Tle
miserable husband was lcld for further exam.
ination bv Justice Akin.
, 1859-04-18
% Rent.

ITO REET-The subscriber has two
dwelling houses. with ha:ns for ret er f:irte ave
aae between Iore.ry and Buena Visa rs e1eh
mr. 1rttrn JAS LUNG III Lake st. atl3 c1sl In
, 1859-04-18

NJ ORT HIS TIL E 4 T Il E j.
~ Aonrue street, str~eea Wells md Cla,k street
Lx,sx . Mr. F1ank Drew.
Buslne.s Manager xer,,.,,,.......,.Af. r. Hamilton.
, 1859-04-18

VISITING WEnD1St AND INVITATION CARps.-
Prof kidder may be found at the fremont
House t. write them in his own 1nmitable style.
attI -Gi1-ct,t1
, 1859-04-18

Tor S.ALE-Two Lots on Michl-
..a 13t Prairie artauct ard StnFh of I'd 81. j:
- fss IN Michigan avenue. md ii fret Prairie
aol.tw RES, DESNAS & CO. ~ LaHaIie- u.
, 1859-04-18

ITO RENT CuEAP.-Lumber
Yxot second va-i a.s1h ct Twrlfsh stsett fua
h, street a sih Branch IT Ch!c1o Iuyer, liz f uck
f-i.rt = ~ ar7.1uee1e
, 1859-04-18

ITO RENT-Seyeral good brick
1t price. frurl &sSy 10 3e1o. ABBOTT : k1NGMAS.
$50 'Cl.k ,!rtt apls c.70 :m
, 1859-04-18

no RENT C1IE.Ap.-Lumber
Yard uear cr7y:cr " rr:s ~! bsach ss:se.s sent:
IL ~ Ea..r44 ppss* llo sr: % at, 's ~e rex 1s'
Al Lu:s.c: i--rd II tn 'st ,'f ai'- Ln'-3: -
1srf~s w1ses f:nt. 18th plat kE este. &c" Il We
tvx rr:ee VI &-l, !. yrA:. %. ,y-u ,,1
i- lEu.i y, Sons a'd D~el.r1< arr "a 49,, ~ ~ ~"
I.rn s.anax k,ns-r er h"t<l- Arply ~ H. r. "r 4. ~:
WIiLIAWS une tc-r " at " Wsl+ sIt-s la.<e. SUN
Vale. .t5txt. I-1S''N""''
, 1859-04-18

TOR SALE,-NALT. MATTE:
Constantly IN hand and !nr xa'e at rv.se.i Ires> sy
WHITNEY k1MBALl. los K!nxe STREET. ta3 em
EOR SALE Steam Engine for
l. sa.e-A hr%t r.ie fNr H're Fnxer Engine sntt
1.rr my b. buu4.t at s4ssaa- By addressing l.'1
, 1859-04-18

ITO RENT-:The Five-Story Brick
storrs, Ee~. IA Tx q: ard - South Na,sv str-et,
with eonu 1oek ttSe rver front. Apply y tuAs L.
CHASE, III Wells stree. d. r. U. DsaTtz -sa'
al r.t
, 1859-04-18
g!1G1unteD.

WAN1rED-Gt good tidy Girl to
w CO cook!ne aad Tt~.e~o:k ~tthoat v.al,su4ss.
Appy Il g.. Dearborn street tie toat O1cs- sp11
, 1859-04-18

EOR S4ALE.-Country ltesldenceln
WAUKDHAK, ILLINOIS,
ncv Etck House and Lrt situated the west s:e
t;runx,.x .tnet The tuz Is II ty ": i*. -tt"t . n
win ,l.t ~ a- ,nr u, a,t e-!aF nt": iHe
wauc The Let Il - f.rt fruit IN lsnnvsee eef es 'o
feet tsep. Th- whu.. eun:lln,i:l:a \
rEarTlFrL VIEW nP THE LAKE.
Ttr x;fyt Tt! property uie.,ei af ;!ssatE >a!c until
,A.i,th ID, .ay II N4y newt -:1h tim II N a'r""
=. II Wi < %a c.urt ause in "1n.ei1n I" s1s
hix.MrS tltst fE I.l.ts .tii:y !" 80 .,,
SATTERIEE, i'tAiK + co. fMcaSo. Q:
nkteti " :, %EAELES, WanktgAl. Ii.
, 1859-04-18

ITO RENT-Brick Store No. 176
Scrth Water street IL: feet loat. with cred Dock
on river pui t ce!tr vii +. rrtet chy42, pan
or the whole, Apply to J. Q. ADAMS. al ocstx - H.
A!1n.s Ia s1i
, 1859-04-18

TOR SALE CIIE.AP-:A Large
l. Oak puus.t p.,k. JONES. rEKDt i SNAL L.
S,ataaegs aad Blank Doof Nanueeture's - Ike
si{rrt UA7- el%A 4al
, 1859-04-15

The prosperous, and enterprising, and rapidly
improving city Of Houston, Texas, we regret to
learn, was the scene Of destructive confagra-
ton on the night Of the 2sth February. Ltss
100000.
The steamer Black Warrior has gone entirely
to pieces, near New York. The Marion is still
ashore.
Mr.. Denver has resigned as Indian Con mis-.
sioner in California.
The deficit in the finances of the Post Office
Department to meet the contracts and necessary
service, will amount to %, ,OOOOOO by the 3Oth Of
June next.
As an appropriation is absolutely necessary to
carry on the operations of the Department, Il is
understood the President has decided ~ calling
an extra session.
A dispatch, received at Detroit, Mich, March
8, from Adrian, announces that the remains Of
Ira J. Thurston, the celebrated eronaut whose
disappearance last fall, with bis partially inflated
balloon, created so much interest, have been
found. His remains were found about ten miles
west Of TOle l", and recogl lied, although nearly
six months have elapsed since his disappearance.
, 1859-04-15
MARINE HOSPITAL.
Port Townsend, June %, 1858.

Fort TOWNSEND, June Y, 1903.
nR. r. n. OfBRIEN, LATE RESIDENT PHY-
u Bcian and Surgeon Of the County Hospital, San
Francisco and Of the hospital Of the Sisters Of Mercy s
nov IN charge Of The darne Hospital at Port Townsend.
DR. 0BRIEN Il also prepared to receive private pa
iienta. He dAtien himself too, With tho hope that an
medco chiTu gca education as evidenced by the proper
guarantee Of diploma TO that effect will obtain fJr hin
the confidence Of the citizens on Puget Sound.
Letters addressed
Pm o'BRlEN, MD,
Port Townsend,
viii bs drly acknowledged. ITI
, 1859-04-15
Fruit Trees,
MEDICAL NOTICE.
MATTMEW p. nURNs,

.. MATTHEW p. BURNS,
PHYSICIAN, SURGEON AND ocULIsT,
once next door 20 Pacific House, Main street,
Olympia.
DR. M. p. BURNS RETURNS THANKS To
IL the citizens Of Washington Territory and vaneouvers
Island for the liberal patronage which he has received during
the years. Dr. Burns offers his services all who
Affected with chronic disease Of the Urehra Bladder
for that formidable disease structure Of the Urera chronic
diseases Of the Eye aud Ear lie be consulted gratis every
Friday In his Office: cce hours from Ito l2M Persons
suling him from distance will be faithfully attended to-
Charges moderate
Drugs aud Patent Medicines Wholesale and
Retail.
Thons Compound Extract Of COpaiba and SarapAra for
the cure Of Gleets GonorrhHa, Structures and Whites.
Rseys Compound Extract Of Buehu, for diseases Of the
Urinary organs such SranRury, Gravel Glee Lncorrha
Inflammation Of the Kidneys, &c.
Dr. NJ p Burnss solid Extract Of copavla cabeba and sar
saparia which needs recommendation, IL faVOFaby
known in Washington Territory for the las. six years. and q
warranted 10 the worst cases In two to 1--WE days
Dr. Durns Remedy for old standing diseases Of the bones
and liberation Of the throat caused by Impurities Of the blood
sure and certain remedy and the best known to the Faculty
Of Medicine In Europe and the United States. 85af
, 1859-04-15
PUGET SOUND HERALD.
STEILACOOM, W. r, FRIDAY, APRIL IS, 1859.
STEAMER ExPLOsION---aOO LIVES Lost.

STEAMER ExPLOsION---2OO LIVES LOST.
The steamboat Princess, from Vicksbur~,
bound for New Orleans, exploded and burned,
Feb. 27, at Conrad's Point near Baton Rouge
There were four hundred passengers on boar d,
two hundred Of whom are among the lost ar d
missing. They were most y rcsideI Is Of Louisiana
and Mississippi A large number Of ladies were
aboard, filing the ladies' and half Of the gentle
mems cabins.
Among the killed are J. W. Seymour, Of Ba-
ton Rouge: Mr.. Calhoun, Of Marysville, KY, pi-
lot Of the Princess; assistant engii err II. b.
Murphy, Of st, Louis; J. J. Hodges, Of Missis-
sippi; and three unknown.
Among the missing are Charles Bannister and
II. Howard, State Representatives from New Or
lans, John Clark, second clerk, and Samuel
Warts Of Virginia. No other Northern or Eas-
tern names ascertained.
There was large number badly sea.ded and
otherwise injured.
The boat and cargo are total loss. She was
one Of the finest on the river.
A dispatch In the Missouri Democrat, If March
Q, from New Orleans, says that bot lal Just
arrived from the steamer Princes, bringing o
number Of the wounded and dead. Il was very
foggy at the time Of the explosion, and the Prin-
cess was behind time, and had I, o much stern
on. Baton Rouge dispatch says that the engi-
neer is reported to have said that he would reach
New Dreams on time or blow up. The engineer
was cut in two About one hundred are wounded,
many Of thon dangerously, and are dying. Il
Is impossible yet to ascertain the number lost.
Several boats were near the wreck and saved
many Of the passengers. There is much excite
ment here and all along the river. Numerors
unrccognizcd bodies are being found. There are
no additional names Of Northern Western per-
sons among the lost '
, 1859-04-15

w goOd chorrsn, savysrs, Tsaus.rS and ceatrseIsSS
,oF getting log. J. p. KEIfIp,
l6-u Agent for Puget NH Co.
, 1859-04-15

Mr.. Robert Walsh, formerly United States
Consul at Paris, died in that city, Feb 9Th. Mr..
Walsh was native Of Baltimore, born in 1884.
His early education was received at the Catholic
Colleges In Baltimore and Georgetown. His lii.
erary career began IN 1909, when he published
. Letter on the Genius and Disposition Of the
French Government, including view Of the
TAXATION Of tho French Empire" Two years
afterward be established the american Repie,e.
and in 1921 began the publication Of The Phila.
delphia National Gazette During Mr.. Van
Buren's Presidency, Mr.. Walsh was appointed
American Consul to Paris, an Office which he
held until tho accession Of Gen. Tayloris Admin
tstration, when he was removed, and Samuel G.
Goodrich, Esq, was appointed his successor. He,
however, continued TO reside in Paris, where he
has been for . long time the correspondent Of the
Washington National Intelligenoer and Of the
New York Journal Of Commerce.
Tho War Department has received dispatches
from Gen. Clarke, Of California; saying that q
change In the military movements has become
necessary toward the occupancy Of the crossing
Of the Colorado, at the thirty .lflh parallel and
that necessity exists to chastise the Indians In
thatrcgon Of country. Il Is understood that the
Mcjaves will be joined by other tribes, and they
can muster jointly some 1900 fighting men. An.
other letter from an army officer, dated California,
heh. ID, says: "We have another Indian ar,
quite a big as thatin Oregon, and shall have 70
Ieaye to-morrow g assist in preparing the com.
mand for the field" 49, t'-F =
"A dispatch from Vicksburg, March. 2, saws !:
There was heavy rain storm hero yesterday,
with repetition Of the sulphur shower, which
We. experieuced . few days since, leaving the
ground covered with yellOwish powder. The
tnermometer, at the timo Of the shower, was
standing ct 90. To-day the wind Is southwest
and the Thermometer stands at A."
lcpabod Goodwin, Republican, has been elected
GoveInor of New Hampshire The Republicans
also claim 20 haye elected three membcrs Of Con.
e.& Ine Republican majority 10 the House Is
WTT17'1T-fT SS~eS na
, 1859-04-15

The Senate has confirmed al the treaties re-
Gently negotiated with tho Oregon and Washing.
ton Indians
In the Senate. March 9Th, after tho executive
session, Vice-Prcsidont breckenridge presented
memorial from numerous citizens OF Nebraska,
protesting against the annexation of q portion OI
their Territory to that Of Kansas
- The President vetoed the reso'ui " providing
for the deepening Of the bar Il the mouth Of the
Mississippi but will probably direct the Secretary
OF TIE Treasury to apply the uncxpcnded fun I
PREVIOUSLY appropriated for that purpose.
= The reissue Of the twenty millions Treasury
notes was provided for in an amendment to the
Miscellaneous Apprcp iatiOn bill
The House passed the Senate hill extending the
laws and judicial system Ofthe United States over
Oregon.
William Smith O'Drien visited both Houses Of
Congress, March 81, and was cordially received
by members.
In the Senate, March l, Mr.. Stuart, Of Mich.
gan, moved 10 amend that the Buttcriiell over
land mail contract be reduced to weekly service,
and the pay be $3.50, 900 instead Of 5000, ,0)0-
agTeel to
> Mr. BrOderick amended that the weekly mail
between ST. Joseph and Placervillc be &C ,elerated
totWenty days at &llO, O,0Oo-agreedt to. Yeas 90,
nays 49,
Mr.. Rice, Of Minnesota, moved To amend that
there be "a weekly mail from St. Paul, in Mime.
sota, to Puget Sound, tan expense Of 5000, 900.
The vote on this motion was---ycas / 1, nays 10
no quorum. aa u... rH' FT
On motion, recess was taken.
Before recess, Mr.. Polk presented the c,e len.
tiAis OF Willard Salisbury, as I. s. Senator from
Delaware, vie Bates
= Mr.; Rce's motion was voted on and carried
yeas SS, nays 4.
Mr.. Benjamin, Of Louisiana, moved to strike
out the $50, 900 for the monthly overland mail
from Kansas City to Stockton, California, after
the expiration Of the present quarter.
The President has issued pro, lImation de-
elaring that an extraordinary occasion requires
me Senate to convene to receive and act upon
such communications as have been or may b.
made to Il on tho part Of the Executive. II Is
called for the 4th Of March, at noon, at which all
who shall then be entitled to act as members Of
that body are required to take notice.
In the Senate, Feb. 2s, on motion Of Mr.. Brod.
erick, the salary Of the California mail agent was
reduced from 5000 TO $1,000.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-09-28

1.-THE GREAT DRAWBACK to persons en-
igrating 20 the extreme Western country 10 the
great fear they have Of the Fever and Ague-the
noat dirsful Of al diseases. Eeery day We hear
Of Persons attacked by this disease, and made par
fectly helpless in short time. without any means
Of aaording relief. In view Of the great demand
for remedy, DIR. Hostettsr has presented his oel-
ebrated BITTERS," whose curative powers for
al diseases OF the stomach have been universally
acknowledged. The "Bitters," prepared after =
long experience and deep study, have received the
sncomiums Of the most eminent physicians, ~
well All classes, from every part Of our country.
To those who donbt their many virtues, all We can
say Is, try them, and judge for themselves, respec-
lively.
For sale by Druggists and dealers generally,
everywhere.
Sold BY p. GIBBONS, A. j. WILKINSON, BARTLETT,
KAYE Co., and j BRApKs.
Sept. Is, '59-dAw
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-09-28
COMM E RCIAI.

DAILY CARE crsY osrlcs,
49, Ke,kuk, Sept. 18th.
FLoURA-Supsrnne, 81 90; 6pfing wheat ~
tfs, - Ia Fall wheat, extra, ~ 50 70 - 633.
IRAN AND SHORTS, = - 10 per ! ~.
cORN-0ld, 80 10 ~ -; new 80 toss.
BARLEY-spring, Aeaks. Pail, 6ea7Sc.
WHEAT.--In gosd. dsnand. Fall soaIoo
Spring oOa7o.
OATS--35, dali.
RYE-4oc to 40; little coming in.
P0TATOEs--8oc b. the load retail 4oc bush
RECONNAISSANCE Orleans Sugar, fair 7laS
prime SasI, clarified 0aaIo, crushed and loaf IL.
= II. Reconsideration AZ to44c, s.H.4!
- 20. Golden Syrup, rs to SOC. conee-Rio u
70 Ia Java lsto lsc. Laguyra, 13A to IA. Rice
6kc.
soAP--Palm 6Ac, Family 6ic.
CANDLEs-Star Is to %, stearine ID, Mould
LII, summer pressed, Is
LAkD-lo to ii retail l2Ac.
BUTTER-Choice IA to Is; retail 20, scarce.
HIDES-Dry i4j green, ~; green sheep psIi.
10 to 40c green hog skins rs.
HAY-Prairie 81 70 -; Timothy and Hunga.
rian, $5AASs; Baled do. ~ TO t1oi; Retail, sl7
SEEDs.-Hungsrian Grass, 80 to 10 cents
Timothy, 81 rs TO 50; Flax Seed, s5as5
SUNDRIES-0nions, - TO 80 Eggs, 74asc
Feathers, SOC to ssc; White Beans, ooc 90 IS.
FRUIT--0rsen apples, choice, 81 90 to - 81
per Dbl. Dried apples - 90 to u Per bush. Dried
peaches, So 90 to - as green peaches 81 to / Is
Rsisins, s. 90 to 5 SO.
CHEESE--W. X. 10 TO Ii Denmark s to TO.
PROvISIONS-Hams 10 to II Shoulders II to s.
clear aides 10 to ii.
BREF-laa1ac gross; 50 to Sc per quarter.
SHEEP-$I7b to 81 90 p head.
HO1S.-Dressed, IS 90 to 50 90.
BALT-G. A. 81 90 to II IS per sack Kama
VIA, 2ooa1I0 per bbl.; Liverpool, $225 per sack
Lake ~ o0A2 ID y Dbl.
FISH--Saekerel. No. i $40 to 471 p Dbl; No
4Is 10 sic No. s tl7to$l3. White, Mol Is n
70 IS Isl half Dbl. Cod Hash Ste 80 n.
ExcxAHsE.-0n New York for currency , Pc
cent; for gold I per cent. St Louis per cent.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-09-28

We have had in town, for day or two
lately, some celebrated stock, comprising
the Flora Temple, the Princess and the Ike
Cook. The rumor that the two fastest
horses in America were in town called to-
gesher larger crowd than any ordinary po-
iisioal celebrities could have gathered in the
samo length Of time. The stock Was kept
as tho stables Of DR.. Egbert, attracted thith-
Or, doubtless, BY the well known taste Of the
DIR. for fnc animals. Indeed he has some
rare stock himself, among the rest pair Of
heavy, 6ne wsIl-matched bays that do not
often meet their equals. The Flora and her
company were on the way TO the S.. Louis
Fair.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-09-28

Great Aucti ON sale ~ Furniture,
Mrs. Wilder will sell on Friday morning, the
30th inst, 1t 10 o'clock, At her residence Blon-
dsau-st-, between Sd and 4th, al her household
Furniture, consisting Of 6ne sofa, set sofa
chair one large rocker. marble top tables, psrlor
stands carpets, tables, bureaus dining chairs, cook
stoyes, bedsteads, ? parlor stoves. qussns-ware,
kitchen furniture, Ac., &c. The furniture can all
b seen on Thursday.
D. +. HUMPHREY,
6ept26:d4t Auctioneer.
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Gsrmanr . ..Pov.er.u

The Democratic papers OF Lee pitch into
Sheriff Leech with gusto. de is . sssoro-
head" 'straisor," and everything else that
II naughty.
But how 10 .is. with Hugele Not word
dare they say about him. About his boiling
they are dumb as the lamb on the altar -
How 10 this? IL it that Germany Is . rising
power, and Leech apower in deoadencef p
As Cutfee said, "when you alter de succum-
stance, you changes de casep'
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-09-28

GIVE understand the Union Singing
School OF Messrs. Isbell 4 DeWolf was
largely attended on Tuesday evening last,
there being something like It's present
Their new books, "The Sabbath Bell" have
arrived, and the frst lesson Of the course
will be given this lTuesday) evening. Tick
cts for twelve lessons, and the book, only rs
cents. Be sure and 20. Tsp26l
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-09-28
SPECIAL NOTICES.
BOTTLED ALE.

p. GIBBONS. Main st, near 7th, keeps for sale
Woods celebrated Pittsburgh Ale. In bottles, and
has constantly on hand . full supply Of Biackber-
~, Raspberry, Ginger and Cherry cordiais. Also,
PURx IMPORTED Brandies, Wines, Runs, Gins and
Whisky for Medicinal and other purposes.
aug 20d1m
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-09-28

Da, SMITH" Electric Oil' cures Deafness.
Da. SMITH 3 .Elsoerie Oil cures Paralysis.
On. SMITH - Electric Oii' cures Rheumatism
On. SMITH Is "Eiectrie Oil" cures Asthma.
DR. SMITH g "Eiestric Oil, cures Headache.
DE. SMITH Is aEiectric Oil' cures Piles.
Augl9d
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metropolitan Hotel,

CHICAGO, ILLINOIS.
THIS large and we'll furnished Hotel, containing
1 100 rooms, has recently changed hands-A. l..
Gates retiring aud B. II. Skinner succeeding him.
J. w. Mason still remains - Superintsndsnt--
Both Aessrs. Skinner and Mason are we'll known
throughout the western country as gentlemen OF
experience In hotel keeping and no other assurance
Is necessary that the Metropolitan will be conduct
% in manner deserving the patronage Of the pub
lie. BoGrd 4l.60 per day.
InlxI
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SEASON ARRANGEMENT. 10

1859. SEASON ARRANGEMENT. 1853.
- = ST. LOUIS, ST. PAUL - =
M srrLIW ~ Ia
NORTHERN LINE PACKETS.
YTvHE following swift and superior Steamers win
i compose this line for the present season,
CANADA, Capt. WARD.
MINNESOTA BELLE, Capt. HUI
DENMARK, Capt. GRAr.
HENRY CLAY, Capt. SrEvsssos.
PRMBINAW Capt. 9aIvvIrH.
METROPOLITAN, Capt. KnODss.
WM. L. EWING, Capt. GREENE.
NORTHEkNER, Capt. ALroRp.
They will leave keokuk, for st. Paul, on Tues
day, Wednesday, Friday and Sunday oveninxs, and
for st. Louir on Tuesday, Thursday, Friday and
Sunday mornings.
This Line has been in successful operation for
re r:s. ys.T, regularity, omfort and per-
feet reliability has not been surpassed by any or
ganisation on the Western Rivers, and hope to
has been heretofore bestowed upon them.
brown, AUSTIN CO., Agents,
WARDEN 4sHALER, asnl Ast.., = 81. Louis.
Feb26d
FIRE INSURANCE..
MISS cut state Musual
FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE. COMPANY
OF ST. Louis.
DIRECTORS:
J.n. McCune, ?. !. Edgell, Us. areely,
\. Wyman, v. a. Peck, B.W-AlexAndsr,
James Smith, Al. Pomeroy, D. d. Page.
h &. ELLIOTT, Sec'y. s. N. EDa ELL, Prss't.
HoExrRA-HAxARDous aIsKs rAKxH.
r. b. HOLMES, General Agent.
dsc1 d1y .BRID6MAN, Ag't, X eokuk.
DICkDED PORK,
i BACON SHOULDERS,
SUGAR-CUlsRD HAMS,
Just received and for sale By
w. II. AUSTIN 1 CO.,
Aug23 lis Main-st.
81 nnn Lbs. AAL SODA for sale very
NSOOU low, to close 1T out, by
jy8d KELLOGG BIRAE.
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Money Can be Made!
NOW - THE TIME FOR INVEST

MENT.
Two all who desire good opportunity for making
1 : safe investment in paying article, their At
ton tion Ii invited to the
GREAT AMERICAN CORN-SHELLER,
Now on exhibition 1t 6CHRAMM d CO.'S Vins-
gar Factory, corner Of FIFTH and EXCHANGE
street. whore It will ~ for few days. The crest
american Corn-6he llsr' has taken the First Pre-
MUM at the Indiana and Iowa State Fairs of 1858
over Gil competitors.
~ State and County Rights for sale.
Sept. le-d1w
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$50
II - - = ~ = =. r. 1T 80
VI7OULD respectfully inform ~ .,.;. -
w Keokuk and vicinity that hs IN, 800. ss VI
the East about the middle Of Eer..mso. .; In
6ne stock OF Goods adapted 10 thr Es,, ~
consulting in part of su''
Fyrs Biark Dyoadclofhs. Eddp,. ra.-
rsns Black Dossksas; Hartss. !"
French bn yshIed Dossftns; guA v1.,srr. =.
In FURNISHING GOOnS.
SHIRTS. Collcy,. rrnrs,. n,.
Under SAsrfs, brewers, Sxsperx.,. - K
sspt7d
TT0RTU 7TT-z Mp RS or zSzx--x--z~-
IN 49,. Ar1AM ~ oAAA Mbnl II CVAPANY.
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Printing Inks.

We have for sale quantity of WADE's Color
Ed INKS, which are justly considered the best in
market. There are among them all shades Of Red,
Blue, Yellow and Brown, and Of all prices, from
Is cents up to per h. Also White Ink, Gold
Size and varnish, and nearly all grades Of Black
Ink, Of the same manufacture.
Wehave, besides, = quantity OF Mather's Black
Inks still undisposed Of, than which there
better in market.
All OF which We will sell at manufacturer pri-
ces, for cash.
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J. p. PATRICK.

J. p. PATRICK,
Agent for tho Gate CITY Music store,
NO. 73 MAIN-ST.,
XTYILL sell new or second hand PIANOS and
w MEL0DEONS on commission; viii REPAIR
PIANOS, MELODE0NS, the machine heads of
GUITARS, &c, and will superintend tho removal
Of Pianos, or their packing for shipment.
~ Charges moderate.
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