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The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1859-05-31
From the Sacramento (cal.) Union.
The Worn Out Font ofType

I'm sitting by my desk, George
Before me on the floor.
There lies worn out font OF Type
Full twenty thousand score,
And many months have passed. George,
Since they were bright and new.
And many are the tales teey',e told
The false, the strange, lhe true.
Their beauty has all gone, George,
You scarcely now can trace,
Upon The snowy medium,
The likenoss OF their face.
Then mind me of man. George,
Whose morn of life was full
OF fpromise, but at evenings close.
Was disolato Gnd dull.
What tales Of horror they have told,
OF tempest aud Of wreck,
OF murder in the midnight hour,
Ofwar fnll many ''speck,"
OF ships that--lost lost away at sea
Went down before the bla.t,
OF stilcd cries Of agony
As life's last moments passed.
0fearthquakes and of suicidse,
OF falling crops of cotton,
Ofbank deiaulters, borken banks
An banking systems rotten,
OF boilers bursting, steamboat snagyed-
Or riots, duels fought,
Ofrobbers with their prey escaped,
Or thieves with booty caught.
or food, fire and accident,
Those worn out types have tod;
And how the pCslilence has swept
Thcyouthful and the old
Ofmarriages, of birth and deaths,
OF things TO pleas and vex us;
OF one mans jumping overheard,
Another gone I" TDxas,
They've told how long the sweet summer days
Have faded from our view;
HOW autumn's chilling winds have swept
The loaf-crowned forest through;
How winters reign has come and gone
Dark reign Of storm and strife
And how the smiling spring hath warmed
The pale howers back to life.
Ican't pretend to mention half
Ny Inky fI;nends have told,
Since shining bright aHd beautiful
They issued from the mould
How unto some they JOY have brought,
To others grief andte
Yet faithfully they record kept
OF fast rcceeding years.
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terta'n any opinion upon the verdict, ex-
cept that it is against the law, the evidence
the rights of the free citizens of Ohio and
against humanity.
We understand, that upon the going out
of the jury, they stood ten for conviction
and two for acquiial All will regret that
the two did not stand fast to their first con.
viction and not yield their better Judge.
mcnt 10 Others. But in twenty minutes
they gave in to the ten.
THE SENTENCE OF BUSHNELL.
The scene in the Court on WEDNESDAY,
morning, was one that will be engrayen,
ever, on the memory Of those who were
spectators Of the most glarng instance Of
judicial ipjuctice that Ohio ever saw. The
Court room was crowded aud mary were
unable to get seats enough to hear the
proceedings. The prisoner, Bushnell, came
in bringing his child Of perhaps eighteen
months Of age, and accompanied by his
wife and other female relatives and friends.
The lecture read by Judge Wilson to
prisoner was in as bad taste as in bad tenn.
per. A stranger not knowing The case On
trial, would have supposed counterfeiter
was standing up to receive his sentence to
the Peniteutiary. When We look back to
the charge given by Judge Wilson to the
Grand Jury--on which Boynton was chief,
and which found these indictements,-
when the Court went clear off the Bench
to di'ate upon the theology Of Obcrlin,
when we read the charge Of this same
Judge to the Petit Jury in the case of
Lar gSton, i'll which the Court gave the
Jury Il lecture upon its duty as to the en-.
forccment Of the Fugitive Law w--as if fear.
ful there might be some Democrat on that
Jury who might wavor--when we first re,
fleet upon the cruel sentence Of Bushnell,
10y which young man just beginning life,
dependent upon daily labor 10 furnish food
for young wife and infant chill !, is DOOM
ed TO sixty days incarceration in jail--in
addition to the thirty already suffered
sentenced to pay fine Of 5000 and the
costs Of the prosecution--these latter
reaching to perhaps $500 or $1,000
we confess that Judge Wilson has executed
this infamous Fugitive Slave Law waM a
ueag,aace. The thing is past belief did
not the hearing Of the ears Of five hundred
people proclaim lis reality.
We speak plainly, but personal consider
ations must be entirely laid aside rather
than such Judicial wrong go unrebuked.
Justice has been stabbed in its Temple,
and State Sovereignty and the rights of
the citizens of Ohio not only invaded, but
have been stricken down on the very steps
af tho Altar of what should be the Mercy
Seat. -TToledo Blade.
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Eg- Tommy, my son, what are you g

IL Tommy, my son, What are you go
ing TO DO with that clubT
"Send it to the editor, of course"
"Bdt what are yoa going to send 1t to
the editor forp
"Cause he says if anybody will send him
a club he will send them copy of his pa
per.p
The mother came very near fainting, but
retained consciousness enough TO ask.
"BuL Tommy, dear what do you suppose
he wants Of clubp
swell, | don't know" replied the hope
ful urchin, "unless it is TO knock down sub
scrbers as don't pay for their paper"
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cFEEBRATED CdTARRR SNCFF.,....
was revealed TO me af lrn c S,n.E H.. c,,'i
ton a. -4isroycsnd. it, ".'oct ), at"s''l .,.
AT p"yprs' ven ' any time s"l'. @'"' or
'Ay%n' %fll6c Sss sen, i'f to an o''i Il s ,;o.
Direct al letters to nr.prh'N"'4r,'i.. ~, d,, "fM"y
iF Dr.P Will ne ~ N"'''"''" VI" rnar1G"syl
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WHITING PNpERS.

ADVANTAGEOUS ARRANHtNhNl. r. tl,e
~ ANDtRSON * co. having hrrnnr 'H'' 20 -,
e,ie Of Creenlcar 4 Taylor MannaclQTIn" ~. ~
- Writing P,rery. thew are prepared 20 suil!
tbom in ali varieties either in large or sT.H .u..
tics mt the Manufacturers prices ~ lhis dr11a
r,snt dealers and ot thcIa may ENJOY the same
COS which would he secured 80 them Wy the n.' IaprI
Ni in the country, being located in then must Own"
nles of tile paper furnished gratis; .-,,psox e co
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FRuIr.--Rochester Democrat speaks en-
couragugly of the fruit prospects in that
vicinity, and especially OF peaches
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GS- An cd sort of genius, having step
ped into a mill, was looking with apparent
astonishmeut at the movement OF the mach
inery, when the miller, thinking to quix
him asked him if he bad heard the news
"Not know on" said he. "Why," rcpli-
ed themillcr "they say the devils dead"
"By gings," said Jonathan, is hel who
tends the mill g.
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REMOVED

TOuPKTNS MEAT N4RKET.
1rAShaen removed to one door above keatihg oIu
IL store Main street, where he lspFePHte~ !" luIn
4 ia the beat quality Of ,,
~ '''N'0-' C.TOMPKlNs.
AhV. L.. 1851. "ut-'..
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srirning Machine, Loom, Doubler 6 TwisteI
plAIN REMING.

zrRS Chamler rlain takes this method TO INFORM INV
nj citizeps of UiIlsdale that she is at all times pre-
ared 10 do PLAIN SEWING, with ncatncss ana o.at1
and AT prices to suit the times. Enquire a, tesldeace
Of John Mauross, ESQ. l'oAo
II;t.gd,la Eel 18th 1853.
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EOR SALE.

A valuable tore in the 1ourishing village ot keau'
n ing Situate on the principal business corner Ios
session riyen the 18th of September next EGr tegms
enquire of F. ''' =" ,,aroo
March IS, 1859. u'i'--
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,u,UF subscriber offers for Sale Dwelling llous" Whg
nn Sbap Blacksmith shop, Paint and Finishing
hons in the Village Of illsiaie, with Tools, Lumbere
&c. at low price -, - s-. A.. q
Terms part pay down, a.d The balance Tor tefl9 OF
-. -,rrn nronerty will be taken for the same. The
above property an good location Tor business. AP
DIV 10 "
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IARMERS AIR FIGHT, WESTERN EMP lsE I - - A,5I'E lie
AR Tr,ht Forest Air Tight Clinton Air Iight FTS-
,iur1 stevGsof Albany castings Sell Heguiat"r. foia
H.; n nr Irstngaud Cottage Parlor stoves, Heavy and
Ijybt Sattes stowe for Dining Rooms, school houses
&C, NC; ,;;ss Si s'A A''~'i7"'''N''' MITCHELL.
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BY W. o. non OPPOSITE tn" G,,i ~
r,na,c.c1 with plank walk. ana t1er o,,',,, a,
,.i,..l, are invited good Livery anN, lN.l
frapv p,rt of tb" Country on .'h"''I In ~
ya.L Maid r1r Copr.r Cram aud Provi'i'ns' l'.y'ns
.s,iIt ar1 and r,p'ruish,1 81, vr present o't '.lIs
,,lr,ja1 j. with thi, Card hopu- we may 'n',' 80
me .ernosipn Of pur guests ana increase Wv, H.
ines, hy close attention. Returning "Ir rl.'5 ~ 81
pt>t IN trop1ee, We invite ,l''A''-'''''
-, JVl.13lr Oct. 1S. 81.
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IyTEREsTING TO FARMERS.

yuDur undersigned would respectfully give uouct W
IT, Farmcgs of this county, that lie is nov engag
ed in putting into the Jonosyllir "ooe" f''''''
CUSTOH CAEEDi NG q -
And with pew Cards on tn OLD ne & ,ST ca" let
his take their rolls home the same usy tS
bring their Wool. VIII warrant all w3Ih 10 os gm
ttnnion In ms Gu toners also am adding new large
Spinning Machine, Loom, Doubler & Twlster
u s,ooliro Warm Custom work. in all Us hranches,
Ibe done with fidelity and despatch, including fHst
Dyinr Warranted Cloths exchanged 10, nooi n5 "5
vi oesole nrices and sold at a times TOR PfonH'e nu
barter Of all kinds l respectfully soht your BSI"Rpg''
fehl5 ~ ", VNi'i. l..,'-s.-
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SriiCNI<'~ IioTE

RAoyp!NDER AND srAToNER. BLNNh hn""i
Manufacturer ana Ruler. o." DOORS '' ot,s,.-
Mich,
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Elm Bark Wanted.
70 MECHANICS.

N TONS Of Shppe.y Elm Bark well rosscd ana IL
III good condition wanted at the Oak Hall Store.
Uf,iH1sSaie Nav q 1859. II. ". KEEFER.
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NOTARY PUBLIC. OFFICE At fl'h L :, n,riiai- IN! :
once, Hulsdalo, Mich. ---.----- y,
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90 I'M 4 RCIAL.
DAILY GArx cirr Ovrucs,

DAILY GArH ctrr ovvvcs, !
Ksokuk, Feb. 10th.
FLOUR -Cesairy, - ~ to q s7a Per sack. =
6uperhns. ~ tste ~ 80 per sack. Eatra, tai
wheaD - to - - pr Dbl. Graham, 81 rs POI
| 100 lha.I
BRAN AND SHORTS, 75c per 100.
c0RN-s0 cts; ready sale.
Thanksgiving, 40ab5, Fall, coarse.
WHKAT-soalooc for Spring; 90 to 10 70,
Fail.
oATS-In request At ~ 10 SO.
kYE-5oc to 5Sc !; little coming in.
PARTNERSHIPS, SIS to csc by the load /; retail
atassoss per peek.
0kOCkRIES-N. o. Sugar fair 7a7l, No. i, 8.
81 prime 3, clarified SAa1o, crushed and loaf I.
hlA. CHARACTERIZATION So to 40c, s. H. 8,
to -, Golden Syrup, IS to roc. CoAee--Rio /.
10 La. Java 1870 Zoe. Rice NEWS to SIC.
SOAP-Pslm SIC, Family SEC.
CANDLES-Star FL to %, stsarine la. Moult
11to Ia.
LARD-ln demand, l0a to II.
BUTTER--l0 to II; choice 20.
HIDES-Dry .I5to 1870; groen.e.
HAY-Prsiris Is to %; Timothy and Hupga
rian, 90 to SIC; Baled do. $11 to411; Retail, 415
SREDS.-Hungarian Grass, 40 to SO cts.y Tim
othy, 81 80 To- 90; Fiax Seed, 81 Ooa$1 -.
SUNDRIES-Onions,8 IS to o5; Eggs, l3al4c
Feathers, sbe to size; White Beams, ooc TO 10.
FRUIT-Fair supply. Green apples, choice, ~
80 to - 90 Per Dbl. Dried apples, q - 70 - n
per bushel. Dried peaches, - IS to . IS. Raj.
sins, g Is TO 8 10.
CHEESE-W. R.s to9A; Denmark 81 to- ..
PROVISIONS - Meas Pork SIS 90; Hams 81;
Shoulders Z; clear sides s.
BEEF-2a2lc gross; 40 to Sc per quarter.
6HEEP-42 70 ~ = head.
HOGS-Dressed, 80 90 to $70l.
sALT-G. A, II 80 70 81 IS per sack Kama
wha, 2eoa11o per hbl. Liverpool, t31S per ssrk.
FISH-Mackerel, No. 1 $40 70 111 = Dbl; No
: SIS TO SIC; No. 5 $l1to$ls. White, No. 81 II
70 IS 90 p half bbl.; No. = - - to ~ rs. Cod
Fish 5to So h.
ExcaAEoE.-0n New York for currency II POI
cent; forgoM I Per cent. St.Louis Per cent.
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go Y JIIs sS p.
Sv 9. b. ssvAHs.

N & d Il ssk
Ue1 ~ y blsst with warrior strength.
wieId the sword and wSor ~ 111ixs.
- = sonqusSos's faas y isne5A,
seelAims the rood Or nakss Ne bsavs.
- 1nys The power 10 bids o. eeorn,
An4 rise above tho hate and strife
Of thses 70 wealth and title born,
u - crown courage Vt our life.
MAet - the swords that props king
1he hannsrs In his army's van
~ stfsnfth of soul, that dAres 70 spring
And uhow the monarch Ia the manf
Kings and The mightisst men Of arms,
Strong ~ the heads Of realms they bide,
Sport - they may with fortunes charms,
They are Ike Asss spa the tide.
In dim Of old sspnlshres thsy lie,
The fast Of sflsnes and decay,
While the true world heart beateth high
And thrones itself upon to-day.
Give me the man whose hands have tossed
The oorn-sssd 10 the mellew soil,
Whose feet the forest depths have crossed,
Whose brow 10 nobly crowned with toll.
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MAIsE IMPORTANTLY

Good Chance for = Mechanic Or La.
OOrcFl
A SMALL FARM, 50 acres, good new frame
& = houae, and new steam saw Mill, with Lath
Machine, be-; said mill can clear from q. 900 to
$1,000 per annam, when "ths hard times ere gone
gone ANsy;" said land IL sitaatsd In Sout'. m
Michigan good climate, splendid SOIL wen va
tered, de-, 10.
Also, . 100 asre farm In Northern lows I'm. soi /
we'll watered, 10.
good house and lot in Keokuk.
Inquire Of J. PARMELE
Nov. !, 'S6-d6m No. III Main-st..
KeOkuk, Iowa
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CINCINNATI, STATE or OHIO,
Hamilton County


Hamilton County,
Before me, the subscriber, Justice Of the Peace
In and for said county, personally came John Lee,
who, bsing duly sworn, 6eposeth and said that be
had been suffering with Chronic DiArrhEa for the
past ~ y-two years, and had consulted and re-
ceivsd prescriptions for his from al the prin-
cipai Physicians Of philadelphia and Cincinnati,
but all 10 purpose ~ he received no relief AT
last he was reduced to mere aa eieson, without
even the hope Of finding relief, but by the advise
Of friend, was induced to try Hostetter's cele-
brAted Stomach Btters, and, to his utter surpris
found relief from the first trial, and in less than
two months found himself perfectly cured Of his
complaint, and il daily recovering his strength Of
body. and increasing in flesh and cheerfully gives
this certificate in the hope that others afflicted ik
himself may be be benefited. Jenx LEE.
Sworn TO and Subscribed before me, August 2i.t
1856. CT. HANSELMANN,
Justice Of the Peace,
No. A Western street, Cincinna att. Ohio.
Hoatetter's Bitters are for sale Nv osr r-r~; y.
druggists and dealers generally.
r. GIBBONS, Agent,
fcb7-d&w MAin-st, bet. Sixth and seventh.
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CLOTHING! CLOTHING
= rio % to Suit the Times /!
g POLLOCK = go. arc nov receiving

~ i.46s, veii selected sul spisnaiS siss1 VI
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING,
And can supply customers with any thinr USUALLY
oallcd fSr IN their line, from coarse to super6ne
expatiate; they have just the articles Tor h.rd
times, beth in quality, style and price. All they
ask - that customers call with M1-Cash In hand
and get great bargains.
Remember the place--ns It door TO Ohmer,s S.
loon, gu Third at.. between Main and johnson.
sepIld 3. POLLOCK 4 co
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CHARLEs RADMAKkl8.
HAIR DRESSER.

i ATEof Panl's celebrated Saloon, No. Al Court
IL landt st, New York, would respectfully tender
his professional services 70 the eiu,ens q Aeokak
IN establishment corner OF I'd and johnson sts !,
opposite the Gait House, where, by punctuAl IT.
tenton 10 business he hopes to secure the patron
ago Of this community.
SHAVING,
HAIR CUTTING,
AND SHAMPOONlN1.
Demo with Nentncss aDA DA0Dot43s
G. K. has ON hand choice stock Of Psr1mmesy,
Lubin's Extracts, d., which be o9sfs Tor sAla -
the lowest New York Prices.
Sept. !, 'tS-dy
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Rev. Lewis Raymond, Of Aurssa, Ills, viii hold
y series Of meetings at the First Baptist Church.
on Ihird-st., and preaching msy b expected by
him this Saturday evening at O'clock, and for
several success i've evenings. at the same hour.
The pubic are invited to attend.
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Carl To THE LADIES!
DR.. Dmponco,s Golden Periodical
Rilas. rnr RemAales1

Ptlis, Ter Females!
One Of tho most successful remedies for distress
ing and painful menstrua ton ever known. They
correct irregularities and remove distractions,
FROM what ever cause.
Their Ingredients are known To all agents sell
ing them, and they will tell you they are the best
Pills ever introduced for all diseases peculiar to
females, and always successful as preventive
They will be found most invaluable remedy for
all those anicting complaints peculiar TO the sex,
viz: Distressing and painful menstruation. rcten-
tion, pains in the back and loins, pressing down
pains, rush Of blood to the head, business, dim
ness Of sight, heaviness, fatigue any slight ex-
ertion, palpitation Of the heart, &C., Ac., all u
which DR.. Duponco's French Golden Pills are GER
tain to cure. Frice 81 90 per Box. For pArticu-
lars get Circular Of Agent.
Sold Wholesale and Retail by s. b. VOWEL.
Druggist, No. Isl Main street, keokuk Iowa, sole
Agent, to whom all orders must lie addressed. He
will supply dealers, and send the Pills to Ladies
lsonndentially) by mail to any part Of the county,
BY sending him 81 through the keokuk PostoGicc,
Iowa. lSept. Is, '5S-d&wly
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Sn1s Of Furniture.

Kendall, Howe 1 Co. will have IN Auction So 4
Of Furniture, on Saturday, Feb. 18th, 1t 10 .. m.
consisting Of Bsdsteads, Beds and Bedding, Tables,
Chairs, Bureaus. CaFpsts Stoves, and various other
articles. febl ld2t
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eokuk Journal please copy.


Religions N0slce.
Rev. Charles A. WNliams will preach in the
Westminster Presbyterian Church, on Sabbath day
Ut III o'clock Z. m.
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Keokuk Book-Bindery,
AND BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURE

PLANK Books made and ruled to any reouirea
1pattern. Court Records justices book ! 81. A.
SCISSORS Books, Poll Books, d., Ac., furnished &
short notice. -
Old Books. Magazines, Music, &C., bound or re-
bound in any style desired.
my Bindery will be found ii NcCune,
Building corner OF Main and Seeond-sts.
ssp ~ 'oI-d ISAAC N. PEARCE.
a. SALT for sale low hy
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Blk Of Goshen, Goshen.
BIZ Of Gosport, 6osport,
BIZ Mt. Vernon, Mt. v.
BIZ of Psoli, Paoli.
Blk Rockville, WAbash.
Blk Salem, n. Albany.
Blk Of Salem, Salem.
Bloomington Bank.
Cambridge City Bank.
Canal Bk, Evansville.
Crescent City Bk /"
Exch. Blk, dreencastle.
Faystte County Bank.
Hoosier Bank.
Indiana BIZ, Madison,
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COLLlEkS - ROBEhTSON,
Gre ars,
No. Is Main street, between Third and Fourth,
KEOKUK, IOWA.
L,REsH OYsTERs-4O cents per can, warrant
GOLFERS ROBERTSON,
jan20d rs Msin-st.
rHANBERkIKs-5 boxes just received and for
jan0d Is MAin-st.
RAKER's NO. / CHOC0LATE-For sale 81
- COLLIERS 4 ROBERTSON,
jan3d 70 Main-st.
pRUNEs-In leg. and boxss-feI sale BY the
jan0d rs Main-st.
i GOLFERS 4 ROBERTSON,
jAnzd Is Main st.
a sSOKTED PIE fkuITs-For sale BY
"A GOLFERS 4 ROBERTSON,
Jan29d Is Main-st.
DRIME W. X. CHEEsE-For sale by
GOLFERS h ROBERTSON,
jan2od Is Main-st.
D0TATOES-A prime lot just received and for
L sale by COLLLEkS d ROBERTSON,
jan29d rs MAin-st.
DICKLED BEHRING'S NO. /, MACkEkEL
i AND CODFISH-For sale by
GOLFERS 4 ROBERTSON,
jan0d rs Main-st.
k,LOUR--A choice lot Of Extra Flour on hand
GOLFERS 4 ROBE RTsoN,
jan29d rs Main-st.
| nUCkWHEAT FLOUR arranted pure, for
| - sale by GOLFERS ROBERTSON,
| jan0d rs Main-st.
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kEokUx FEMALE sEmsNAHS.

- vGeb ~ ~ ~ 80 W ~ L. - NJ u N.Y.
vINHE THIRD TERM OF the "Keoksk Female
1 Seminary" will open on MONDAY, JANU-
AIRY 0ist, In the second story OF DR.. Sanford'a
building, corner Of 9Th and Concert streets.
The Board Of Trustees Of this Seminary elected
from various reli ious denominations and repre-
sen ting . large part OF the Christian community
desires by the united and efforts OF the
friends Of education to establish gradually such
IN Institution rs our city requires.
The Principal OF the Institution IL Rev. g. A.
WILLIAMS, TO whom, or TO the Secretary Of tn
Board, applications for the admission Of pupils
may be made.
In the Primary Department, young misses from
six to tan years Of age may be received under the
care Of Miss Urmston, it, present teacher, who 70.
ceives AL the incomes Of that department.
The charges for tuition will be IS and IS in the
ordinary Engiish studies, with small additional
sum for incidental expenses. For Latin, French
German, Ac., extra charges will BE- made.
tits desirable that persons dssigning 10 becom.
pupils b present punctually on the nrst Of th.
session. VIM. THOMPSON,
Prasidentof the Board Of Trustees.
uxxRY SxIOH0, Esc'y.
Ksokuk. Jan. =, lSto-d
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BARTLETT, KAYE 4 CO.,
Importers and Dealers in
DRUGS q 162O1o1J121.
PAINTS, OILS, vARNIsHEs,
WINDOW GLASS, GLASSWARE, BRUxuR, &C.
Ne. i4s MAIN So, Bot. Ssh r 9Th,
KEOKUK, IOWA.
g. r. CIFEORD,
MATCHMAKER AND JEWELER,
Thisdst.. bet. Main and johnson,
AEOh
have lust received, IN addition TO my former
stock Of Watches, Jswslry, Silver Ware. &c.
Goods suitable for Christmas and New Year ,.
Presents! Also, an assortment OF. Morton's Pre-
MUM Gold Pens
sPECTACLEs.
To those in 1apt Of Specta-S9
clss, would say, come where you can have pail
selected that win suit your eyes, and Of the kind
Of diasses that are mechanically adapted to sui,
every condition Of sight. Tnis is NO Guess
work.
Ny personal attention will be given TO the Re.
pairing of Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, &C., which
will b warranted to give satisfAstion. Ever,
description Of aoods in my line made to order
Engrvving done 1t Short Notice.
dsc4d&w
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a LARGE assortment Of Russell = Ward,r
IA Butcher Knives jast received and II sale
very low BY s. W.. II. TUCKER.
ovtdAw2m
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Printing Inks.

We have for sale quantity Of wADs's Colon
EDIsKs, which are Justly considered the best in
market. There A-s among them all shades of Red,
Blue, yellow and Brown, and Of oil prices, from
Is cents up to $37per b. Also White Ink, Gold
Sise and Varnish, and nearlyall 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 man ufacturers' pri.
ces for cash.
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ROFk And Lard Clcaveru.
VERY superior article jost recsiveA and fol
II sale low ~ s.W. . n. TUCKER.
nov6d ssas$8 3
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kEoKux, Feb. IL, 1854
Mrs. s. 4. WittsnMyss, Esc'y--MY De-
MADAM: 1t will be convenient for me to de-
liver the lecture on the ssGenius and Charac-
tor Of Bnrns," for the benefit of the "Ladiss'
Public School Benevolent Society,"" on
Wednesday evening, the 10th inst, At the
Unitarian Church. The doors TO be open It
O'Clock and the lecture to commence ct p
O'Clock on which occasion il 10 also expected
that Mr.. Subtitle will deliver IN original po-
EN- on Burns.
lam, my dear Madam,
Yours, respectfully,
WILLIAALElGHTON.
keokuk Journal please copy.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-02-12

MatheY@s Inks.
A new lot in %, IS and 30 ID. kegs, and y vari
ETY. of Colored Inks, just received at this Office.