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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-12-27

CAMP HALLEeK, bee. %, 81.
AMP HALLEcK, Dee. %, 81.

CAMP HALLEeK, bee. %, 81.
II H. Ladies Of heokah:
In behalf Of Company F, 18th Rcgi-
taeat Iowa oiuntccrz. / take pleasure in
rendering to you vote Of thanks, for the
very excellent and bountiful Christmas
dinner furnished by you, aud enjoyed by
my company this day.
am also especially requested to tender
the companys warmest thanks to Mrs.
Mann, Miss Seroggs and the Mrs. Bisbecs
for their kind assistance in setting the
table" DC.
I will add, Ladies, that although our
homes are many miles from keokuk, yet
every Christmas will bring afresh to our
minds the pleasant recollections of the
Ladies Of keokuk--their smiling faces
and their kind sympathy for their coun-
try 3 defenders.
| have the pleasure, Ladies, to be,
Very respectfully, yours,
Il. q. BLACkMAR,
Captain Commanding.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-12-27
COMMERCE. AL.
DAILY GATE GITv osrics,

Daily GATr GITv osrtcK
heoG.K, iine. ~, 81
FLouR--superfue 81 IS; sprin whea, extra 81 IS
Fall Wheat Extra 81 70.
BRAN AND sH oRTs--s 30 10 ACC q lG0 rs
COEN--l2 i q i5c 9 bush.
BARLEY-aae.
wHEAr-in good demand. Fall 70s.5; srru. 30
choice do j5c.
RfE-apc dull.
= eaTS-fetss n
PoTAToES-i5ia2D by the load, retail % TO 30c.
SUGAk-New Orleans fair lesa7ll n, prime 4 s,4
II j. clarified l4.g l3. crushed and loaf l9a Ia.
aoLAsSEs-Piantation IS g So; sugarhoua sc $3.50;
Golden syrupToa
cor FEE-Riel9a 24ei Java "A 4a5; Laguyra - q "a.
RieE-9ssd 1oc,
soAPlaIla &c Family 51.c German tCin.)
a7tc.
cANDLES--siar l5@s 10, steariue IL Mould II.
LARD-5c; retail Sic.
BuITER-common 6a7e; Choice 10, rctail II = 2 Is.
IEAT#EH-~saie 25ae27 Harness 4-er9H.
HIpEs-Dry Toe, green green sheep pclts
3oe3'o; green log skins 15o,
nA}Timofhg uew s. uo80 oe, lalcd s. cog $40,
Pra.ria 50 90.
sEEDs-1.tuoths 81 ooi Flax see4TS.
ONION s---;I, 4y4pe.
EGGS-1Ge-
WHITE BEANs-5ncksl 90.
FEsTHkRs-@5a3 go.
FRUIT Dried Apples 81 a5aes 80 p buahel.--
Dried Peaches s2o94. S. Is. Raisins . 0Ga s. o.
CHkEsE-N esiern Reserve Nc; Denmak gel
REEF-i sa-2e gross; aa4 . quarter
snEEP-sI 5oae 30 = head.
HoGs--Dressed 2a.21.a.
sALf-G. Il. s. 50 4, sack; Ksuaw ha 50 0a y bar
rel; Liverpool 81 96as 81 90 9 sack; Lake saa7J q
bbl
ffsti-hucsrrci, n o. si5sn1st bbI.s NJ. . sn
e sit, No. , $ga $40. White Fish, M. 81 8gs5 80
y half bill. Cod Fisn SEQ y ID.
RAGs-lsc.
OLD lRoN-aa &c e b. Brass e9sc = u. Cop.
per lo1a12tac 6 h..
EXcnANuE-on New York, Rankablc Funds Il
fer gold u cent. -. Louis "a cent for Nil sour
Funds.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-12-27
New York market.


New York, Dec &c
Flour-Receipts Of $3.50 bis Mark
eft dull and without important change /;
sales of $500 bbls at s. 2505 40 Super
State IS 5D@s5 65 Extra State So rs
(e5 40 Super Western; S. 50M5 70
Common to Medium Western.
Wheat--Receipts of G75 bushels. -
Market without decided change in price
and with no transactions of moment re-
ported.
Corn-lseeeipts 413 bushels. Market
quiet and nomnally unchanged sales of
10000 bushels at 63e for Mixed West.
ern.
/. pork-Quet; sales of $50 bbls. $12
25Ml2 - Mess SIS 25@9 prime.
l4ard-Steady and Unchanged; sales
of 1870 hbls. at sld9c.
Whiskey-Quist at lS@19.,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-12-27
A Card.

OF the Gaih LILY
Ed GATH GlTY The undersigned re-
spcctfully request you to allow them the
privilege Of expressing through your pa.
per, their appreciation of their Christmas
dinner.
Regarding ii as an indication of the
interest they take in the great struggle
for our National existence, and as mani.
festation of their feelings fer those who
have enlisted IN the service of their coun.
try,-we shall ever hold the Ladies of
keokuk in honorable remembrance for
this exhibition Of patriotism; aud we as.
sure them, that the kind consideration and
attention VIC have thereby received from
them, sootbes the feelings which absence
from our homes and friends begets in us,
and sweetens the bitter. Of our camp.life
in their midst.
The following toast was offered and
heartily endorsed, after adjourning from
the dlnner-table to our quarters:
InE LADIEs--Ihe fast friends of our
glorious EEiUu, and tliIe garment sympa-
thizefs of the defenders of their country.
PRiyArEs Go. II.
CAMP HALLEcK, Dee. %, 81
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-12-27

Al thls sfasoh u ths year whe; coughs and cold,
are troalrse ms ever! faiiy Should have safe and
eefa'p remedy aF hETa. ss.d
Ian a In Yer. ting. IL only pleasant log
eh'idrsh 10 take. bGt is certain eure t.r Croop.
haDF5Hg taugt roneitIs Asthma Cough. and ali
affections oi tle Ihtoat Lungs
sold by all prege,sts. Price - cents
Orders mn. be addressed toJ 7 WIlRmAon, Whole
ssle Agent, No. 1T hain,Eg., hse1 IT, iowa.
aeeizaiInNat
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-12-27

| n us,
FIGS,
DATES
CIGARS. OYSTERS
CARDS, SARDINES.
cERRANTS. EAIsINs.
CITRON, &c, sc.
larEeana fresh assortheB, ktl staHtly on hand
and for snle ny kELLOo0 hlAGE.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-12-27
BRIDGES BURNED.

Quincy, Dec. 20.
Two spans of the bridge across Chair.
ton river, on the Hannibal 4 st. 10. Rail
road, were burned by rebels last night
Trains cannot cross for several DAYS.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-12-27

Colonel 18th Reg. Iowa Volunteer
keskuk, Oct. 16 is6I.d
WAR! WAR. WAR.!,

All persons keeping or having for sale RI, OF
kDuS OF Auhihohs OF W ar, such as Guns Pi1tols RS
volvors and all biHas AnuI ition are required moi
TO sell TO any person without Ter nom the der
sightd This order must be STREET, complied with.
undo Penaii, oiioriritiDg all ntieles mentioned In
sheif poNsession JoANhTAAaIs.
J9iSa Surveyor Fori OF keokuk
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-12-27
Rebel Schooner Captured.
New York De,


The rebel schooner, Fashion was cap
tured by the sloop-of- war, Ethan Allen, on
the 18th of November, and sent to Key
West
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Va AAIED.
Flax Seed
Timothy Seed;
w hite Beans;

Fer which the highest n.sYkrt rate. viii he paid In
CASH BY KtLLO66& BiRGE.
btcI5aaw I'm ~ YaT1.,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-12-27
II ELLOGG & BIRGE,
ga Main street,

WHOLESALE ANb HEFAff --
a. ks % e. ~ Ee 5.
Have now in store aud for sale
p Hh'da n. %, Su CARS,
So Bags Rio CoGCe;
- Chests Teas,
- Bhls Mobsaea,
loo Bales Cotton Batting,
10 Bags Cotton 1Rrps,1
100 nscs Cotton Us ines,
$50 hess Wheeling Aafla,
100 boNes Glass,
80 = StHr Candles
100 +" Amer and Family Soap,
1910 - Assorted brands 1obaccp,
- Beis smoking Tobacco,
2Uu Bags shot.
.oo Ktgs Rife and blasting Pow der.
Is BAGS EiaeE Pepper
30 .. Alspee
300 = Clcses.
9N4--ts -An4ta1ax
1000 - ChtsIs.
50 boz. bHtks3s,
And large auautttS ofsuth goods are usualykept
tf utoeefs' sepidtf
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-12-27
THE GATE CITY,
> FRIDAY, DECEMBER 81.

la1r Lowry, at the News Depot, on Sec
ona street, has received Harper for Janu.
airy and the various pietoriais.
THf PREsFSTATloN.-The City Rifles
viii be at the Estes House Hall promptly
at S o'clock Lis evening, for the presenta-
ton of a sword to Major Belknap. The
occasion will be one of much interest.
THE SOLDIERS nrsSER.-The Christ
mas Dinner provided for tile soldiers by
the Ladies was, we understand, a com
plete success, aud we are requested by the
Colonel on behalf Of the officers and men
to return their sincere thanks 10 the La.
dies, Il was It pleasant occasion, The
soldiers enjoyed the dinner, felt good
and blessed the Ladies 1t was bria hit
day in the drcary details Of camp life, and
will be remembered as ono Ct the happy
days Of a life time
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Baggage Checked Through.

Ths b. 4 ST. Joe z. B, and Keokuk packets
The North Missouri, and the Ohio 4 Missaasippi
3. K. 3 make cloes and reliable connections a,
Cincinnati, without omnibss ride, With the favor
lite Roads Of the West
The Little Miami ! Columbus 1 xsnis, and
Cincinnati. Hamiltot 4 Dayton Rail Roads, for
Dayton and Columbus. With the Cleveland
Collumbus and Cincinnati R.R, for Cleyel and
Buffalo / Niagara Falls. The Pitisburg, Collum
bans Cincinnati, and Fort Wayne 4 Chicago
RS for Rttsbayh and Philadelphis. The C~n
umore, Marietta / Cincinnati X. r., Tor Chilli
eeths, MaTiesia. Psrkcrsburg end Baltimore. snd
with either Of the foar Great E>sisrn Lines for
New York or Boston.
Passengers by this route have the advantage Of
wide and spacious cars, with greater libera!iy OF
room both in sease and In aisies. than can he
fcuDd On any other Railroad in the West. and the
comfort Afforded by -
Foote's Patent Ventilated Cars By BAY
Aud Rco.es:pssent ventilated sleeping cars By
night
Passenger from the West by the Ohio 4 MISS
,ssippi R.R., have the advantage over those b,
other lines IN THE CHOICE OF SEATS AND
RERTHS, from Cincinnati, rs there are no chan
gcs OF cars between Cincinnati and Cleveland
Pittsburgh or kol!air.
Two daily throgh Express trains, lSundays Ex-
septed,l one train Sunday evening.
Ohio 4 Mississippi time TEN miuutss faster
thaa 81. Louis time. The public are srespectfully
cautioned against bills advertising other routes
n,sting quicker time.
Ask for tickets via Ohio / MissisrippiR r. R.
For information, apply 1t the Office, No. %
directly On the corner Of Fourth and Cnesnut Sss,
+. IOUGH,
~ 0en'i Tlckat Agent.
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PErERsoH's NAGAzrHK-The July
numb Der Of this pc pular Monthly Is a.
ready on our table. In addition to its
usual quantity of Stories. Poetry. House.
Hold Receipts. Steel Engravings. FASH
ion Plates. and Patterns for the Work
Table. it contains Two Splendid Color
ed PstlsEns. one of which 10 . "SrARs
AxD SRaIrEs" BED-Qu1Lr. Every lady
ought b have . number % ~ to work
one of these Quilts. As . new volume
begins with Jaly. THE Is . good oppor-
tuuity to subscribe. The price Of
''Perterson" is only two dollars year.
OF dollar less than magazines Of its
class. II Is just the one. therefore.
for tie times. To clubs, the terms are
cheaper still. viz: three copies for FIVE
dollars. or eight copies for ten dollars.
s'1A superb Premium to the person
setGee spa aid. Address
CHARLES J. PETERSON,
-3O6 Chestnut Street. Philadelphia.
~Spscimes ~ gsst1 70 persons de-
kuj of gSttisg % sIsbs.
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Ayers Ague Cure.

which neutTalises this nalarioas peissa in the
blood, and stimulates the iyss y esd i ffom the
hody. As il sheuld, - 4 dpes ews III aAlieting
disorder with perfect eeytaiafy. And l. - morn,
a. Father does what j. Il more saviss y tAe sab-
jet to this infection. If taken in ssassa L xpels
it from the sysiem a Il 10 ahsshed, ~ In keeps
those who ne h ftee from IL stfaeks; hssps the
system in health although exposed b de disease
Consequently it not only eusss bat protects from.
the great variety Of a6eesions which ere Induced
By this malignant influence, aneA - Rsmif1me
Fever. Chill Fever, Dumb, q Masked Agua,
Periodical Headache, OF B1ioW 6eadaeAe, 1fkous
fevers. Neuralgia, Rheumatim, 0oue Blindnss,
rooehaehe, ksFzehe. cat.uA, Asth1a, Pslpita-
tiuaa, Paufil Affections u de Spleen, Hysessiea
Collie. Paralysis, and Painful Ahectioas a IL
Stomach and Bowels, IN Of which, vhsa aIising
from this cause. win be ibund % as.une nore .
less the intesmittent type. n AsuB Guns
removes the cause Of these desangsmants, ana arss
the disease.
This Il aecsnPI.As BY ss;nalaaine ~ oese-
tories to expel the virus from the 9ysasm; aad
these organs b. degrees become hA603 % Do this
their ei3ce Of theiP 0wn aecerd Hence uiDes what
We term acc6ssofafioR. Tine nay aecomDlish he
ans end, bot of0 lie i mt 10 san1gA, o. =
sacsi6ced in the attempt. while this " AouI Gun"
locs Is at once, and with sa5esy. We Aave great
reason to believe this i . sura1 - ven - cater
remedy fos he whole e2aD q diseass vhieh aso
:aused By he miasmafie injection, 80 any cher
xhieh has ben discovered; and il has SIN snstAer
important advantage to the p1h1ie. WAieA i, thae
{ i cheap Is well = good
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1861-06-19

There viii be meeting of the Home
Guard Company of Oskaloosa at
Newell's. Hall on Tuesday June 18th,
II 5 o'clock p. n. for the purpose Of
slecting officers. and completing the
organization. We urge upon all who
have. and all who expect to, become
members Of this company. to be in at.
tendance At the organisation meeting.
Il is important that full attendance
should be had. in order that general
satisfaction may be given. Remember
che tine, and come without fail
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GonEr's LADy'S BOOK ToR 81 90
We have already received this excellent
fashionable magazine for July. It is
oOV ne- hsst nunbers We have Sc
ee'ved this year. and to meet the times.
1he ppblisher 1iu aend the sixty-third
'ss'ans. soonesoing with July and
ending with Deesnbsr. to subscribers
Tor ge Re4ar., This volume comprises
sss six best numbers of the year. and
Will contain seven stesl esgr,yings. six
o. the large double extension fashion
plates and IN the winter cloak patterns.
Add0<11xGoley sss Chs.snu.
Street. Philadelphia. Pa 81.
a i've sin furaish Ii. Independent
90 ecDxxt Lkprs Boox six ases.Ls.
comnsncins with July. for %.
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SANDS d DAvIs.-We direct the
special attention of those desiring any
thing done in the line Of carpenter work,
to the advertisement Of Sands 4 Davis,
in another column Of this paper. We
recommend them as good workmen, and
q single referesce to the residence Of
W. T. Norman. Is to the character
of their style and quality Of workman
ship. is sufficient evidence Of their abb
iity to give entire saiisfac ton.
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A. Osapkee:-Your commit

"A. J. Osarkee:-Your commu-
nication has been received and examin
ed. The reasons given for writing the
article. We think, are of minor impor-
tanoe-so trifing that high minded men
shoul d not feel aggrieved-besides. it is
Of q private and personal character.
We think the better way to dispose Of
the matter would be to treat it with
digniGed silence.
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~ A number of the volunteers
from this place left here on Wednes-
day. to join de I'd regiment At Law
renee. We understand that they were
mustered into service that night. and
were ordered to Kansas City the next
morning for active duty. This u get
ting into business rapidly. bat the
''boys" are always ready when there is
\ chance for fight with the traitors.
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THE ATLANTIC MONTHLY.
COMMENCEMENT OF THE SEVENTH voLU Z

-O-
Tie Publishers Of Tns ArLAsric MONTHLY Nv,
pleasure In announcing hat the new volum Z
commence with the number for January, 1851, vii
contain features Of remarkable interest and attract
ivsness. Among these may b named,
ncW novel, BY Mss. Harriet Beecher Stowe
anthos Of "Uncle Toms Cabin, !" and The Ainistsr
Woeing."
4 pew novel, By Charles Reade, author Of s'Chris
lilo Johnsen, !" "Peg Wellington" etc.
New Scores, BY Aiss Harriet Prescott. author d
1.-THE Amber God, !" and s~6ir Rohans Ghoe."
A new Romance, by the author OF s'Charies Au
che stsF," and "Counterparts-"
Also, Contributions In Prose and Poetry, by Hen
~ ". Lonsfeliow, Richard b. Kimball, Nathaniel
Hawthorne, George 8. Hillard, Oliver Wendell
HolDes, James Russell Lowell, Ralph VI Emerson,
yohn G. Whittier, Bayard Taylor, Edwin 2. whip
pie, Henry Giles, Rose Terry, Rev. DR.. Bellows
Charles Z. Norton, Winthrop Sargent, 7. W. Hig-
ginson. J. T. Tsovbrdge.
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The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1861-06-19

r. The headquarters of the De-
partmcnt Of the West has been remov-
ed. By order Of tile War Department.
from St. Louis to Fort Leavenworth.
That suits u. 1t is good thing for
Kansas.
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ssyslIsaEs Errss vEnHsEsDAs MORNING At
Oskalsssa. jefferson Comfy, Kansas.


ee2sN CCnUOA AoeUuS
There win be u meeting of the citi
,s.s Of Oskaloosa and vicinity. at NJ
B. Dut,oa's Office. at 3 o'clock P. NJ
on to-day. (wednesdsy.) June l9;l
1851. for the purpose Of transactine
business preparatory TO the organization
Of . School District for Oskaloosa., A
general attendance is requested.
(Signed) H. Buckmaster.
W. K. Fairholm. Henry Crabbs,
}. Gill Spivey. n. R. Duston.
G. B. Carson, 1. v. Fairholm,
C. B. Mcclellan P. E. Havens.
w. n. Allen, John w. Day.
S. 7. AcAurry.
And many others.
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WAIVED.

A FARM Of ,wo OF three hundred scrsr, with
u good water and hssbes spon Il. sssd To BE-
-ome what improved, and sisaated within q lew
miles Of O-kal 'osa. An, person deifisg - sell
.sch = place Tor cash d0sn, sa a ressonabls
price, win piess- ralf upon u 4. Dustos. Al the
Duttoa House. Oskaloosa. ,T - O-6
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GREAT EASTERN ROUTE VIA
OHIO 4 MISSISSIPPI
BROAD GUA0E
RaA.ILR GA I'D

Z, akins the quickest time from ST. Loais to
AVA Cincinnati, Loais.i:,, Nashville and all
Eastern Cities! New York, = hours
PithbaFg.S44 houn Boston, a honrS.
Wheeling, l9h h0an. Philadelphia. 80 hours.
Cleveland, 10 hOars. Baltimore. 36 hours.
B0lsan, 364 hosn. Washington, 37t hours.
Louisville, liz hosn. Nashville, - hours.
Fnm s.. Louis 70 Cissinsati WITHOUT cAASGr
- cAls. FroG Ciscinn6 - Cleveland, Pitts
burg o. Bellsir, without change Of cars
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As its rame indicates, il will be
independent on all subjects, mot
neutral) and in all respects up with
the times-'a Hue paper fearlessly
following where Truth shall lead
the way careful Of others rights,
firmly maintaining its own.
In conducting this enterprise, tn
proprietor brings TO his aid the val
liable knowledge acquired in Ten
Years Experience as an Editor and
Publisher, and knowing no such
word as fail, he feels confident Of
success, and hopes to meet a kind
and welcome reception among new
acquaintance and future friends.
Until the undersigned arrives at
his future home. to take charge OF
the Office, the business and local in
srests Of the paper will be conduct
ed by Jonx w. DAr, Esq, Oskaloosa,
ansas, to whom applications should
be made and letters addressed.
J. w. ROBERTS, Proprietor.
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THE INDEPENDENT.

PUBLISHED IvERr "WEDNESDAY, IN
oskalsi, jefferson County. Kansas.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1861-06-19
THE INDEPENDENTS osKALooA KANSAS wEDNEsDAY JUNE 1851
Special Notices.
RELIGIOUS.

~. Z. CH.Rca-TnEa1 will b Kelisisus Ser
vices in the II T. Church 10 o. kaIooea On S.nris-
As follows.
Sunday School and Bible Class 1t AN.
Preaching at l0l 4. Il, and -
rreaching or General Prayer Meeting II u IN.
Glass Meeting after the morning preaching.
and at 2. p H.
TSers viii be General Prayer Meeting, also,
on Thursdays at =, I'm.
Citizens and strangers are respectfully invited
to attend. 7sg fEHv
Isaac F. Collins, Pastor.
BAPTIST CarRcn-TaEaE will be peeschirs
regularly In Bucks school house, in 0skalooss,
On the second and fourth Sabbsths in each month:
morning service At half past 10 o'clock; evening
service 1t half past ! O'Clock.
NELSON ALvoRD, Pastor.
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION.
PHILADELPHIA.


4 Benev0lens Instituuon established bv sueei.l
Eadowoent, for the relief Of The Sick and
Distressed, afflicted with vifulent and Epidsm
ic Nseases, and specially fof The cure Of Di
seasee Of the Sexual Ofgans.
M EDICAL ADVICE given gratis, By The
N1 Acting Surgeon, 10 all Who spqay By letter
with description Of their condition, (aee, oocu-
patron, habits of life, &c, , and In sasss Of e.
treme poverty, Medicines furnished free Of charge
Valuable reports on Spematorhoa, and 9th.
er diseases Of the Sexual Organs. and on the
New Remedies employed in tie Dispsns.ry, sent
TO the afflicted in sealed letter envelopes. Tree oil
charge. Two o. thrss stamps for postage will
Be acceptable.
Address, DIR. ]. SKILLIN HOUGHTON. Ae.
ting Surgeoa, Howard Association. No. South
iinth street, Philadeiphia. Pa. By order Of the
irector. EZRA b. HEARTWELI., Pres't.
Z dly GEO. AIRCHILD Secretary.
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STEAM FIGURING MILLSI
EUREKA 0leeS,
OSKALOOSA. KANSAS,

THE sbose new and commo1soss eseablish.
u msnt 10 nsw = eooplsts running osasR; cd
The subscriber j. prepared 70 do custom work In
. satisfactory manner.
Atsached 70 the above mills 10 Steam Saw
Mill. whsse I'll kinds OF Lumber csa = sotlinsd
a rssseuabis ruses. Orders for lumber filled On
short potiee. = Sswiag done In good style q
reasonable pricss. ---
2-f. ]. G. BURNETT.
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,

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csnnissisnsr for ohis.
"CRIsIs'
NO. IL DELAWARE STREET.

NfUCH:speculatio has arisen in all parts Of
Wx the country concerning the present political
and financial crisis, now seriously affecting oil
eiasses in the States. Not little has also been
said, written aud published about the late drouih
aad ies effects upon this new State Of kansas.-
Aud the Subscribers are not, by any means, in
different observers Of the sad results that must
necessarily flow from so many
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NORTH MISSOURI
BROAD GUAGE
RAILRO AID,

(ONLY ALL RAIL ROUTE,)
THE shortest and Quickes, route to St Louis,
i Louisville, Lexington, Cincinnati Mem
phis, Nashville, and all Eastern and Southern
Cities: Passengers leave 81. JOeeph ats A. NJ.
BY the Hannibal / st. Joseph Railroad and en-
nee, At Hudson with the North Missouri. max
ing the run in Is hours, Attending good nights
rest in St. Louis. and giving them the choice o.
ell Roads out Of st. Louis tor the East and
South. By taking the North Missouri, psssen-
gers -
SAVE ~ HOURS TIME!
as the connection Is SURE AT HUDSON
as all Trains are directed to swsit the arrival o.
the H. & ST. 10. Trains. and the delays and dan
gers Of Steamboat navigation are thereby avoided
BE sure 70 purchase tickets by the North Mis-
souri,, and do not suffer parties interested f0'
other rOads exchange your tickets for the river
rcuie, where delay is almost inevitable ut this
season Of the year.
BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH
and handled caiefully.
Tickets for sale at the Office Of the II. 1 ST.
IN. K. K. At St. JOsrph.
j. B. MOULrOS. Supt.
WA. E. WILSON, General Ticket Agent, St.
Louis, Mo.
MAI. WV. NORM. Agent at 81 Joseph.
August 18th, 1850, SIT
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JOHN il. HALL,
SURVEYOR AND CIVIL ENGINEER,

TNHE undersigned takes pleasure in announeine
i TO his friends, and the public generally, thai
be Is prepared u do surveying on short notice
End Of reasonable fees. Persons wishing survey.
ing done will please give me . call.
July 18th, Ism JOHN N.hAL l.