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"oiTUIAL A.PER OF THE CITY.
THE DMS Mots** VAU.EV WHIU is issacd from
this offio1 "»ery W.-duesday. ha* an extensi veaud in
«r«asing circulation thr lUgtiout the DenMoin Val
la j. as well as ia the rest of the Stat.- and the Uni
ted .-?tatss, and as /h medium of advertising in not
arp%w«l. gubwri^lion price $1,.M) per annum in
advance,
The Locofoeo papers are publishing
e *.• -r „,v i \i*» ».
shed triumph over Atoerican nbrtv. Fret
•p«eeh outraged, free presses attacked, free-
mu-dered, and the constiiiafcioa a rope of
sand."
Oh! rou craven of heart. Look at Kansas V.
Popular sore-eitrnty cru.«*hel out by the heel
of the conqueror The taw given by an in
vader denouncing fiendish penalties for the
*exrre:*e of the most sacred rights! Oh
what of the Press, Free Suffrage, Constitu
tional Guarantees, and Individual Liberty io
Kansas V Outraged, spit upon, derided
You who roar so indignantly over know Noth
ingi«m, hnw tenderly do you treat of Kansas,
where the vioktion of Civil Right# has no par
allel among the free States of modern urne *.
cy-i he Jffatck- yt now says that it got our
ptpjr containing the list of Appointments,
by private hand on the morning of publica
t.oa, and that it copied the list from us, giv
ing us credit in a separate notice. Now oui
paper went up the river on the satne day that
it was published therefore, th:.*pretence that
by some remark ib!e enterprise it procured
tb« list without thanks to us, and sent it back
down thj river at as early an hour as ours
reached the sams place, is humbug, of course,
just as we.presumad. If the Ilatckeye hadn't
been so disposed la be astonishingly enter
prising over a very small mitter, it won Id
have saved us the necessity of bringing it
down to the facts, and itself many words and
the necessity of coming down a peg in its
highfalutia'* pretences.
emea-Uion
ers of \S
an i t(
party woui
of iij-2.
Wtemof cmluat.on. What scenes fo. a Democrat has passed through V\ estport since
esr em or civilization: v» rmt scenes ior a Democrat has passeu tnrough est]
republican goverm ml Anurchv and blood-
i
on. D. D. Barnard lias written a lon^
latter, calling for th? re-organization of th.
Whig party. Th.1 ability, in.egritv and a
riotisin of Mr. Barnard, no man doubts, bu
his sdg.tCity may be questioned, in common
with other politicians of his class, if ha is so
duU ft* no: to *ee that the old Whig party i*
a tiling nrY.ch U bejoad the possibility of ro
ll i« strange that these foHow
•r j.'iy so l:*'l respect iO hi? last
rr.j i?'„- ,ir:ui.ir», that the Whig
t-i -1 with the cleotios
I wo believe Mr.
Wet,iter apprehended the truth more clearly
th in Mr. irnird, or Mr. Choatc, or Mr.
Wiathrctp. «iov. Hunt.
CsT Af all the aw-'ilais w
oV th t\ i.:i-V,vania ierlion
tlu' cand»d ite for Canal
cinji1. yed
it turm out
uiii s/ioner
^•l.o vs..A !v taken u tair indication
of ti. -rvn-ra! n meat, and an average ol
th .pal ir \oui) has not a majority at all.
II is eUclcd by a plcuraiity, when the oj
v.tu in tho agtrret: ite throws him intu
a minority of over 2,0:U. Had the opposl
t.oa beea united, thu*v would ive carried tht
S ate inoit cort iliil .. This fact sustains o.i:
(utrks a few r.» .^o upon the l'ennv!vti
n i lection, anU u^itariiH the re.isonablenest
or ojr RuCie:pitio:i thtt th? Ksystona Stat
gbt. on u «»luar, fair i«HU», with
pirtjes ranged d.-Snite nni safisfactory
S?l n, a# they w ill bc» in the great caai
i gn ur'xr \e.ir.
Ivf.OM'K .NitiixnsE lki,iii,— We iir
gl'idto Seari) *h r\v- agents -.f ti.ls road art
tucv:edtug si' .vi l. at St. Louis in procuring
e'.o'fc sj^H*r,pti »iti. ::nd that the who'u
a in »unt which th v dtiri to procure is like
ly to be subscribed. or three-fifths
that sum, have already been taken, and thf
Prw'.d nt entertiins no doubt but that before
mu-irn-r th.' wliol i $.V),(WUwill esubscrib
cl. Th estiui ite for work 'lu this mon'h
w.'l tc prjiupiiy met, and everything i«
pr-'^ros-liri satisfactorily.
A M. rat Mtn-:::U.A .~ Spite of
i- 11 in to sing t!i iiiiin rtal ode, Hiui
ill
th r-fu .il to so, Hachel is found thede
id-» of en Amerlc ui audivnee wore luiper-
"lie aTitU-'piUed, and hasbe«ne»n-
»tr 4i i--1 to gr.«. fy the public desire. Sbe
will ivy ilu* good excuse to offer to herma«
t.-t at hoiu?., that *he found the Atuei'ican
»S \rt»ei»u as exicirng nnd indexible as a»v
of :bi*se #ho are cumbered about with divine
rights .ml g.-wg tWir.
Of !!•.•? pr 's,'n ition of Mar»elll use, th.
K .*wr V iri Cvuntf say a:
.decrowned the evening. What
W W it't Sin^ng It w is no.hi rig less tb:in
Cdt JA.
A hoarse v.'ic4, broA.Mi, iu.Mpible o!
tu 1M iy of th m»ipi«»t r-
tbu.
Suuuir.ui.' tli
tn tase, au I utter ,v mt of skill-m v
iuch are /.acii fts as asi»n*im
wh ii C'l'iJJ to have lidded i.
•pirsd etj.iiii ot «Hi rt\ i do-jy won i i, ,,
ia »Jo it i v»i|f.fre:t- x'uur: lost c,v I ,ir !,
b-jo^ a bjitcr it an i. .f -ent.i«-ie
tPr«r» id t« 1 I r.iy from n an/-it
ilea»..*u, and if *h wa» pow^d of it.
Sh.-qu.v ,%ed au I cried out as the spirit woii
i .isni
-. ir
iaat a,
brokers, chieli
v of operators in Erie suwka.
T*)«frapktc Raw*. Hkc 1* Dying
N*W Yo*k, Oct, 29.—There were several
fai.iire* oti Saturday among the \\«i street j,.
A letter from B«i«e published in the Her-
aid MtatuN that the *hip Diadem, of 70 toot,
wap wrecked recently on the coast ne:ir Ba
li«e.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 29.—Judge Kane made
U
D0fll,« .ppUcwt, Imt i r-
dvrlhiU the ,,,.,,K.nor mav purp, h.msolt the
Judgc orders that whenever Williamson ia
Jm^d to h,m by the court, the Mar. ial m, I J,.
irlth much gusto a speech made by one
Carrigan, of Philadelphia, at a Democratic
meeting, the substance of which was a de- this morning ««9 V1 gorgeous old paintings with a halo bright
nuneiation of Know Nothingism. This isthet^mmon Pleas, fhe Court decided that ne.- b,
ruinhow/ lt a9 if freshor s n
way he feels shocked over the existence of
lcrtflt}
a a y a n e o o o o s y a e n o i o v e n o S a n n o n s K e e a A a i n e a u v
"'ireat God what a picture of the bright- The Knnsas correspondent of the Sr. Louis
thtf correctne.SjJ 0f
d-.mof conscience riolated, free suffrage mnn. «ud be says nal!« druw^he rich, rosy blood through th.
trampled under foot. ar*on run ri.-t, cifuem
Don 8
eP"e(''1
1
has been denied by tba
i 1^1.
bring him into court to ducide upon the Iwr- jpuV(lfJ
ihtr action of the court. Through the open casement steals the
or coun y were ega stoc o trs. |jj„e
his report of tu
e Democrat nor any of my reports ever Ar.,i .h..
charged him with "hitving made a pro-sla
very speiich,** but on the contrary, tha
Hid lie is absent from the city at present.—
.Among other warm personal friends of Gov.
Shannon, to whom 1 read the speech in man
uscript, and who pronounced it correct, 1
will mention Mr. Miller, the Indian Agent,
u houi 1 have nu-i since leaving Wcstport.
(3^The Troy Whig states that Dr. Kane,
of the Arctic Expedition, is soon to be mar
i ried to Miss Margnretta Fox, the second sis
ter of the spirit-rappers.
£5T"Th&ckeray came oat in the. Africa, on
her last voyage. It will be remembered that
he has been engagtd for lectures in several
•uties.
Tar story of Buchanan's intention to
snarry thj widow of the late President 1'olk,
is said to be untrue but it is said to be a
fact that he has been recalled by a letter
which went out in the last steamer, though
AC doubt it.
fritter, 1 ii Kentucky and milliard
Alabama have been added to tbe list of
eminent Southern men vrbo are to lecture be
fore the Bo.stortiun.-t on the subject of slavery.
T*»e Women of Uoni rdam,
A singular custom obtains anions tie- ser
vant jfiris and wom n of the humbler classes,
n the tnanner of tiieir visiting public places,
and on fete and gala days. Dutch propri
ety will not allow them to stay away—not,
chat these qualites are any stronger in their
fctuluine, th-tu in their masculine developp
rn »nt«, in Hoiiaad or any where else. Th -1
Dutch v o.neaiuKK the voting m-n to go with
.lieui and pay their gallants according to the
k'alue of their -rvic.4-., thus st-cirin^ the
!esi
ntiention. A good looking fellow with
.jis cnsiom, I was inclined to ch trge it upon
hrough the streets of Rotterdam to over-
»f complexion, a jaunty trimness of ligure, i.n,rP
te lSiC
Cl ,h
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ii jtUin Ure
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Cur. Prov. Jour.
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frl V.-s vriH TVS''
li rr?'* it red an 1 ti .•
f/o ii bur eva, an I
h'tni *at lik»i a ill i1
Io»is Ui i! rise au i a:
Hlwrn ttu'v ii ,i-U *-i nt I
Hi it Frenchm.n tilt, p
livery of this, ih-» mo
pu. FrtWioSi ere»uon which
veiijro.n
v r. 'J Ii himit* w i
sti id ujt •.» ir. '-''eil
11 d. 'ijriit in li »r de-
1.
s„
I..,r i
I 'ithilitned
wave of hei
wliU'h mil-
1
j» -rh tp» the only,
is clfstineti tu i
can cousina d«. \V"e
»!:'.t tn
conuf'ic ti jiri 'Ui i
wav-lJ.^NPto. :h ca'ltj party-im
priaoa him! "Ni, our lujr viniaion!'''
5u
pt in the evasive language of not having |r0fti iu„- ..f
de a "pro-slavery speech." Now. neither
that
at VVesiport he expressed himself '•as" favor
alie to slavery in Kansas," and this he can
not deny. The gentl men I have named cor
roborate my statement, and all of (Jovernor
Shannon's subsequent acts, down to his vo
ing the pro-zluvery ticket in the late
lettion, prove such to have been hi® sen
timents.
'1'ii^ Republican repe -ter—who did not
hear the speech—is the only person who has
ventured to say that I reported it incorrectly,
[jlcuA of »,-ass buttoni, and w iu agreeabisi A quiet dinner nt the Girard llou«e. with
ii inncrs. of course liuds the most employ- couple of bottles of champagne, allaved bv
nsnt and iba best prices. V\ h^'n I beard of
The following is suhlimelv beautiful and
ptthptir, and could only have been dictated
a
ne
thjr
1 lDJr we
heart tuat ha# experienced all the bitter-
were
1
l,e
A
merely parsed through ,t (We#tport), and
could find only two cituens who had heard ih:lt
Gov. Shannon's speech—.Messrs. King and
tJ
A. Brown, of the A'a^^ Uty Lutein**
hnin nt trh/irn onmrKi»ii »nv oomi
both of whom endorsed my report as cor- 1 painter
ct. Gov. Shannon dare not deny /, ex-
v lll'Miiiviu PO»ji CI V fitW
w
aid n pleasant expression of the face th it is ft «.oh
Uways agreeable and of,en rises to positive they've "ot Sose thev came to life. whatM
.,.U/r
In,-"rei^ied
by the n -a.- i
TO„ tjn
o4 their d, e»s 1 n.babh the habits ol hefo-e ante-dolutre monsters.
i^nhiiess wh.oh they are educated, are Th^nk we told him we would "call the po
oot wnh uf influence in producing this eoiue- }|ef.
.jnesj of pc«o,i .I appearance. But I think -J„«t look at tbw pickled snukes! Wake
hill»
T,r !Vi,n"'!1 LrunJ,m"
il
lm»
w
rr
nu^e
voliii"
t*raWi?,S
room.
1
A \oung gentleman who was with me and hat and—^
whose ideas, like my own, were shocked nt ij,^
iuch unsecmlv labor V»v one of the "cutler a«i I i* i .u
the nitur,.! iuipul.^of hi. Sij
f«.lt^»
ll intry, thit h* w is disposed to relieve her
ihe burthen. But the narrow was heavy
aid the girl seemed used to it so mv friend's
-evolution went the way of good resolutions
generally, and the Dm -h damsel, a living
•aicture for the advocates of the rights of
women, to usurp the occupations of men.—
Fr si th Un ivo i unt i. S'l'osc they'd come to life, what 'd you
Not ituite Potted I p. Here we reahed the window a breath of
Our affection ite cousins in America so scl-
m».»icr»-'-the New Y..,k ll-rdla "I g»m'to
justlv ills it. id elicited a verv severe ar- wereMive: only gotn'to s'pose
licle'fr.iiu th Kditor, who veh'-mentlv de- T'1
uouruH-dtheeupiditv and negligetiee of rail- i'""'.*
wav Directors, and the imdhc:nev of the
isiacres wn'ehlnve rccejith ta-]
iourn.dist's statement, that "for let,s of-
do
,g hat therein expresHed. Who the au- I lave to wander through the woodlands
Jr:*,:'"7fotTuTiiPrt ft'isan ex- **th* K,K®.
tract from some book, if miy body can read
it without mo.fture in the even and Blows in
tke throat, they are worthy of marble
.... I SnK is DviNu•—Ilu-di! she in dving The
an order to-dav tn the W illuimsoii cns»e, denv- ,. ,l „i__.
., .i i nun- icht streams through the rilate-glflss
.i.)ill,cIct.t,f
room
bnuh of
(ragruut »-,th the,
,h(. 8mth„.,f
l""',10""•*»"{*» I ml., would .loop 10 worship: Cp*
alld
unn
.aI1,t,iaf
will tU
ijr
Ur
i „„v
falling earthward on the bower of
c»nary sings in his gilded cage—
her canarv and the mocking bird raises his
cleftr llute9'higher hig
i
er on the
Gov. Shan- fuincd air.
that gentle- ^Vhy do yon clench your hnnds until the
per-
thin, quivering skin? Why do vou grind
VOur Hh
?ther
anJ hls belw
,. am sure, and that ladv with her head upon
her bototn 1S #air aB*y
rCl'v, nothing could be purer than that
lhose Ui
those golden curls.
And she loves you, too Ah yes, any one
can read that in the deep violet eyes, raised
so tenderly to your own. Ah that is it
your young wife loves vou.
She luiKed to yours tbc existence of an an
gel. when she knelt beside you at the mar
riage altar and placed her fuuid in yours.
For twelve long golden sunny months an
angel has walked and sat by your side, or
slept in your bosom.
Vou know it! No mortal woman ever
made your heart bow before a purity so di
vine
No earthly embrace ever filled your soul
with the glory beyond the stars no eartblv
smile ever shone so unchangingly above ail
noisome things, as you earth-worms call caie
and trouble. She an angel, nnd other an
gels have been singing to her iu the long
days of this pleasant June time.
IIu»h vou sav, but vou can't shut tbe
anthem notes of lleaven from those unseal
ed ears! Louder, lighter, swell the hymns
of the seraphs brighter grows the smile on
your young wife's lips.
ijhe whistiers, "dearest, I'm almost home.
and you will come by «nd by, and I am go
ing to ask God to bless you!" But you
cannot hear it—you turn away, and the big
tears gather in the violet eyes.
You had held her there on your bosom all
day—all night are you tired j1 But you
can't answer, closer, closer—you clasp the
slight, fair figure painfully you press your
lips to the cold brow—Carrie is dead!
fier place no nation will raise a monument
to her memory! But she was yours great
God of ours—vonr nil!
No, your nnd God'# and your year of joy
i* over, and she rests on Jlis bosom now in
IIven.
They have dug a grave for her. Spring
flowers brisrhten over it, and the green gra
smiies wiih daisies and violets. You go
there, and sitrh and pray, and ask God if you
too may conic home and when no answer
comes, your proud heart rises up in bitter
ness, and with bold, wicked words upon
Tour ronjruc. you pause, for your guardian
xnscl In »ks down from heaven, and whispers
—Ilusb!"
i Sfe'nir "Throurh a C«'a«*i
n c„p nf roffee
mf
ne hm of personal cbarnw the Dutch 1 snld J^m II—, "we visit the »Cado
luuweU. U required only a short walk
mv
and a rejalia. The lonir sinn-
»r nfternoon was gi ow'n" shorter. "Sun-
*l Natehrul Sci'nccs."
^'Rendy." we replied, snd a cloudv omni-
»mon, ,he d-denizens of the
whHt
*r
on
.pat
j* flti'tkes! S'pn.e thei oame to life, wh.t'd
wheel- ]0 then?" quo'h steadying bi«-
I iiolla fire!**
P,e'uresq«eTwould have 'Twouldn't do." «HidB—,"thev'd ernwl
*h°
w,,'!b
fences against publ.c safctv, British Rail war bluff,
t\- 'cu fw t«rm V "f
of ctrs.- \V«' fv ni rre th nk of p»ni®h.ng
rich and rcspvciable people than our Amori-
5hwu
then P" he continued, as we stopped
n nural boaUif, gpjf against the side of the gallcrv. a i kmd» Bunk Book*, Lxlztr*, urnaU. t^*»h.
u abe.ittmg dress— it could hardly have II »1)a fire* Bill-Book., Ac. J. II. WK-Tt'OTT
n..vl lie Main st
all round vonr pantaloons, and p.et into vour
our
patience eave out. "Jim
"So I do," says he "they'd be awful
Stop, savs he "that p-polar bear winked nt
me. S'pose now, he was to come to life!-'
I his was too much for our humanities.—
We walked aloiin one of the iralleries, toward
an on»n window. We wanti^i freh air.
"J-just look at those skulls Chippeway,
f^boctnw, Ch-chine*«e, Cherokee. Ejrvptian.— I
c',m"
lorn give u, credit for being in advance of °f
i"'
nn*
'Suppose
-Iteiineives in the smallest matter, that it is
doubly vexing when thev condescend to .v„ .,
praise us to tind the praise undeserved. A .,11, f1"' w^ /'^hat's the use?
ease of this kind occur., in the last file from 2
lir,nk-
humminS
hlrd8 1,11
tt
V hU
***d-»toppedopno,
flow hw
at
w z
z•
An'1
down
"„r
i!1
um plate im our own lines. Th* oulv pas- I It is a ston#* con!ain'ng a photogranh
ire winch, we are truly sorry to say,
Would of u beautiful landscape. It is
have tu be expunged, woaid be the Sew Vork i
a
1 ftnd
Wl^"
s ud t?ti« itie-drivari!i,
r*, an sueh
like-
a tl.'rra,,, hut a ruil-
I!v (13 (Mi (.'n* sTiAMri*.—This is what the
there are no
f^t's sit down."
w'-'
the eture represents, in th^ir tnia
a
i From the N. Y. Tribaa*.
'A Still Day ta
Autauaa.
SV SARAH HKLKV WHITMAN.
01
1
d*?
When Sumrn rgathers up hr robes of glary,
And, like a dream tf beauty, glides away.
IIow, througheoch loved, familiar path she linger*,
Serenely smiiing through th-goiaen mint,
Tintingthe wild :_'i npe With her dewy lingers,
Till tiie cool tunrald turns to aiue.hyst
u
_|,™ I
milk-white African lilies—roses a nightiu-
To light the ftl'via of Au'umn'* in uIdcriof halli
With hoar.v pluuaet the leiaatisentwining.
Where o'er the rock her withered gar.und fall».
Warm lights nre on tlu flrrjiy upland" waning
IkiK'alb dark clouds along tlir1 horiiuu rolled.
Til! th'j slant sunbeam* through th»ir f. irigtt raining.
Blithe all liio iullain melaauhoiy gold.
Th-' in"i»t winds breathe of crifp si leaves and flower*
In tbe damp hoi lows the wood, and town,
Mingling lh.- fri'hbai'ijof autuuiuaiebowert
With apicy airs fiom cedarn alleys blown.
i'de the brook nnd on th umb red meadow,
Where yellow ru tuf s fl.eklhe .d gr »und,
Wi»• fo.'ie-l lid- ucatli lliuir |mhih\ .-ao'it'W.
The ntian nodo, in dewey slumber bound.
Tpon (hose sof'. fring'd lids the bee sits brooding
Like a fund
IOV.t
.cn Ch,m.
one worU hush lfs a bc mtiflJ
homt
dream-vision of the
luth to say farewell,
Or with shut wings through silken folds intruding,
Crops nmr her heart hi* drowsy ta e to tell.
The l'.ttk birds up*ntbe hi 1 bide lonely,
F.it no seiesilv a!..n/ fruui »pray to upray,
& lent a asweet, waiidviiiig 'h.-ujht thai only
tehows its bnglit waugs and tof.iy gndea away.
Tbe scentless flowers, in the warm
cunli^htdreaming
Forget to breathe their fullness of delight—
And through the tranced woods soft airs are stream
i"/Ji
Still as the dow-fall of the summer night.
So, in my heart a sweet, unwonted feeling
fctirs. like she witj.i in iH.e*n's hollow suell,
Through ail its sac* ed ch&iubdis Ntui.y sioaiing,
Vat fiiid.. no HOidits mystic charm to tail.
^"M. Branwood, according to the Lon
don (Quarterly He* iew, has stated his belief
that by long exposures to heat, not much ex
ceeding that of boiling water, or 212 degrees,
timber is brought iuto such a condition that
it will ignite without a light. The time dur
ing which the process of desiccation is going
on, until it ends in spontaneous combustion,
is, he thinks, from eight to ten years. Pipes
for heating buildings by steam should, there
fore, be clear of all wood work, and rest on
metal brackets oniv.
Boswell and Johnson were conTert
tng upon the subject of a planter who so
tU'SRed
his slttve that
h? du:U-
U«
!ar.
A.
The
p^ctor
thundered savagely. "Well, but,*' said Bos
weil, deprecaiingly, "I have always held a
man with a black face to bo a connecting
link between u man and a brute.'' "Sir,''
said Dr. Johnson, rolling his huge form
from side to side, ''and I have always held
the ni»n with a black heart to be a connect
ing link between a brute and the devii."
Lover
a of Mubic, Attend
I I E O I A
REoktik
What is it to you that the sunshine is
bright: what that its cheerful rays fall gnthe
broad lands—our lands V What is it—now
that flhe can walk on them no more And To person.- who ap re. iate poml Vocal and iustru
what i« d"Hth—lo»r d^ath V Few p«ople kn-w a .Vlieio, tliir wi.l la a rich ir*ot.
her no vice-president must be chosen to til' I !l 4u*rtt
company, tiu uav t-uo superior be
re the public, and the solos of Mr. tordn, and
M.M Alioe A. I a*-, uro um-ersal y ackuowlwlged to
ex eu ed with th.• great-tt accuracy, whue th.
''ediii' s.. jnw an 1 sweetu»s «»f tuu^-, aud great com
pa- voice of tho laKor. ha« never laiied to
Admittam* cts. Concert tee iau».-nce at74o'
clock, e« i»«iy.
tickets to be had a' the ftxjk Stores and at the
door, nev2 TAl.tt):! OR.MSBKK, Manager.
WaHtrtf.
oiiic (/inale ftitnily, by a gentle-
uinti and bis wif w.iowul pity tit- Ivst prices.
Audi s* L, M-, care of diav^ei „C, hlokuU P«nl Office
n iiulw
Wanted.
A .-ITl* \TI0N as liook-Keep or Clerk, by ageu
i*. tifiii^u wsto.au give «d ref renoes. Address
... .il. ca~e d«awer 36, Sveokuk Post Office.
Uuv2ilw
S. BALL. II. KlUKBAM.
BILL & KIIIKII 1*1,
I^AMILY
lir-K-try and Pruvisi .»i li is»i. Post buiid
ii -t.,b i»ei-a Main and hrison. wlier
tii y kip constant I
JOB
hiiui a lageMi|.py faini-
y gr *.-ot 1 sand pruvi-ions of every vari y. and ol
t.i el quality, which tliey inti nd to sell as cheap
lut eli a|ei than any other hou^e in tbe ciiy,at»*
•Mje by s rict a't.niiou to business to rit a sUar«
'tie pubic patronag
N. H.—our w» im is in alines* to wait oa all
W'iOtii»v I .I II- w,
ft or
B'NllI
Salt
TiVO
4
go id tosii, bright biy co or. wa'ranted
&ound. anl nil •. Fntjuire at N.w York
^-o-c. m.Ofif A. P. SHELIK)S.
No tinrnlv police told K»^«" ad and W a-hmpi-a
t.i<p></p>z&zzx-,
,r .TT'r-»
he swuM-\. i hi artiek* i*: *rlit i#o tranafiTred .innut. \e wont io sleep. ^ruau u Cmru and all In
bod'ly. i, a London iper, a propo* of nnv CSTfho of the Oquawka S:iestntor .|«r?u»ri. flliuoi* and the only mail ftatlroa-i from
ol the
possesion ft mn«it wondjrfu! curi­
.K, ,1'our inches long by two inches in •. Company's office, No. 2-i and «U, cor. 4th and Che«t-
bank of vellow clar, the.
1 m.'Hn,I,»• ,!., i ,r 1 'i« N. B. P*si«M»c».'rj at ana b?l»w
lin«d
cr)tton-H
the surface of the stone
.. ... tbat tha KmiwuM has entered th" fi fth month I r-by n It v ill pi«m*ini.o t«» mil Crii
liy in 1 f'.te Of Lmperors uud Acade- Kunf of Siain said, the tlrst time be iggcd nf b"r O-e ni.-mrv and fhaf b»r h«. 111. »r tend n Uicill u o» ni at the o.»J tantt and luaku
HQ English gill. i eeUuuT i P-y« iaw-dimaiy. ii. K. ftKKUKK,
with wd- ,avilJgM
a large tree. Th ^tid^cnpo is th- cor- A. W. 1ANA. A# 'i. Sup't.
r«ct represent"!-)on of a view in Warren ISAAC WTKAV,Sole T.rk Ag nt. ocWBdjr
county. Ills. Mr. P. attributes the picure to i iioou and Kborw
th* action of electricity durinz a tluind-r A XCQsTandeti ri»se A» ih« as-igaMif Qmnv«
*»n. while th" image has bx«n relected on
tla'
.'1ii7~MnBSTToT'F,
0 C-BINDKK, Stuiiou and Viank-Beok Man
ufacturers, No, 1 IU Main Street, (up stair*.)
UoV. 1
B'tANK
B-iok*.— A superior article if pap jtHI
re. eivtsl, out of whi. we arc pr, p.»r. to make
\l«,—Books, Magaiiu t, Pamphlets, etc.,
isiund «my style desired.
J. !». WKSTC'TT.
O •. AiTO.nKUY.— A. uo.d'n H'rimiu F.uid.eai mine.
ll\ 1
O
S. HAMIU..
ink. sup.rior c*|, lett and blotting pap r,,
will boks, .aak notes, deeds, etc.,
Iiovl J. H. WESTCOTT.
A
11.4
A. J. UALSTO.T.
Fnrwn.
VI11.1. A
DEALERS
O.
ill Uroccites aud Pioduce.ondF rward-
ing uud oiniui 1011 .Merr.units, liH Main street,
between 2duud .'.d. Keokuk, lo»a. oct^ldy
Important to Travelrrs.
The new and ifiifk Route no«r oihmi through to
New rk in 1- 11 ii'
011,
liX
^t. I,, ut. ,a tne
OHIO
AWU
aiHMSNlPPI
BROAD GC7AGE RAILROAD
V. it. .MAIL AND EXPRESS ROUTE.
Carrying thr Or
eat Xvrthern nn-1 Lmtern Mail.
TW TIUIOIT.H TUA1.VS UAII.V.
..
Morning Mail ti aiti leav -s St. Ixiuu al 7 o'clock a. M.
Lightning Express
Con u
Terrc llaii'f and IndtuiiapoUs, and there wi'h fast
train Cineinn iti. New York. Im.uisi iile. Itoston,
ll.itl.ilo. Philad phia.t'leveland llalumorc. Dunkirk.
(1
... .1 ir s »'*M'
BU! Stro t. under the Plant.r'e House, or No. 39,
v
iri)m u, u bt(U !im
00 Is. aud a sorin*r crown.'d i JAMK m. WAIU), Swp'l. I
0 Uun,j Ioff rf
W. a. 111 STO*. iau. w. liAWKi.HM. a. H. •1S14S,
Huston, Hawkins & Huston,
Sii e st rt t* S.'cntiu* 4r Hamilton,)
\\TllOLK-Al.K OH'K KKS, COMMISSION AND
can
U inconnes with the E. A C. R. R.for ..
y Ac.
the
St. Loui.
Pa.- 'ugers and biggf-irc convcycd to and fr the
Dc| ot free of eharj^e Through tickets can b.» pro
cured at the oth t,f ih Kcoauk Packet Co., or at th?
VWJIIWtll) is t-'lliVV s«" ov, vwi wt"
1
AU«ii, i k. I tur tfoods, I'Urchrtsed directly of the niaiiufac
stvle and quality No.
Keokok, make a.
.1
wtl'
,Joo,J a,,,,
lbr
n"w
'V
i*—» rrt tail, e u»t e 1 tin'1 'arriu^e. I make tk»» offer
ft" The Mointeur annonneew, offieiallv, to th. rointnsniiy only lora s
aort t.in
W HiKWAKDINO ME1U A V IS, Main
between Fourth and Fif.h. Kenkuh. Iowa.
We have ample ineanit und ahall keep s fall and i
general nto k of liroeeri'"'. and »hall be praparvd t* 1
II upon the ni"St favorable teims.
We «hall also do a tleneral L'.»mmi«rtion buaineas, 1
find ,«dicit f..r Hale eonnignuu-iits of all kind* of
luercbanditi and country pr duee. W» ure piep^rnd
io mukebln'ral ad\ance. W» sliull pny f(RcLai at- 1
tention to receiving und forwardingal 1 kind- of good*
.tid produeeboth I.I and from the interior, and to till
ing ordet* ,r any description of rciiandiae. From i
'he long exjterieiice of Mr. W. U. iiunton in thi*
branch of tauin
nr,
we sh tll IK* able to gi\e *»»i»fac-
lion. Hl\SR»X. HAWKINS A in .STON.
We take pleasure in recommending o«r i
0 our old friend*, and a,*k for them a eon'inuanae of
he lib ralitv lately extended to uf. Mcaar*. lltu
ton, Hswkin- A 11 u*tu are prejMir.d tu do a large
buriie *». and from their experience nnd ability, we I
art confident will giTe entiie «u' I'fuctosi.
STANJJUS A UAM1LT0NV
October 6,18&.V-MAwlra
1. RT^ARTI-KTR. J. WTMASI.'UCKT.
BAHTI F.TT & n.tM et RT,
Sun tii'ri tn M". f'tinkhu'.inr-,
C7
^UOCFK- AMI CMMKKCIIAMTS,
No. yti Main street. K ukuk, Iowa. re»|ict fully
triform the public that tb vhaie iruied a partui
slop the-purport, of carrying on the abov. luio near
11 ii.l various hran-heit. Having purchased th«
•ntirectock of Family tiro vrie* at the above utaad,
ile-ifrn inur.ing tU' li iidditionmher t.., a- «ha!l make
one of liu »t -Caudfl «.f the kind in ihe W. »t, aad
Uo(e by striet pr»otial ati niion to in'rit a share of
public patrouage. Cuarlie will wait with th wagoi
u-ual. BAKTLEi 1 A MANOJt Kl.
Oct. 10, '55—dtf
HBsmr P. sotoi TK, KOWIM •. aaAHT.
MUOlTCAfiHANT,
I'KbLA MAKION Co.. IOWA,
ANKKItS, LAND A.IKNTS, aud NOTARIES
iiLK. Ag nU for fhe IJII.MI Slater Life Io
iurane Company, Iowa Stale Fir. In-u.aiice ,in
|iany.''ooi^ r's A C.ark's Steam Kngme Manufa«'t»
ry. and all important agrieultur«l niaeiitnes.
B-V!
Editors and I'rojirieiorc of the WI-iEKLY I'ELLA
AZKTTK, Ind«-p«Midcnt in t'oliticsutid Religion—
p'-r annum I'lain and Fancy JOB PRINTERS.
o-t
IV dwly
Till: !tlrl AKL4M) HOl Hlf,
FRONT-T FT. MAIU.-ON, IOWA,
HAS
•••ii eiilhigcl an i th .roughly renovated,
and u now a large and eominxiiotts estabUtli
ineut, convenient to the cteatDbat landing, and ill
tin \erv ntre of liu-in.m.
The undersign has furnished it throughout in
the very V,. »t style, and tru*t« that a long experi
ence in the bu*ine*« will enable him to gi*e neral
-Stiff^i ion.
Oct. ), ls.,j. .lAwif 11. F. ROEL
Kk}TI|hi Ds|ucrreaa Usllerr.
W. lil'ELI,
.Daguerrean Art
^t, Would respectful
ty announce to the in
labitanOi of Keok•»»
and \icini:y( that
.* prepared to take liK-ne»«. of »!1 who ma\ gire
nmi a call, in the luotii }Hrfert mann. r, lianng a
large Skyl'ght, the only light by which a blue eye
can be made to look ua'ural, and far ,-upt-r.or to ail
other lights for Iaguerrecjping s!» tiaingan
exjeriene in tlu- sr: of over ev?u )ear», he fla'-u-rs
!!'iu*elf that lit ean suit the most fastidious. Pic
turo* anil Drawings copi.»l l.arnlt ape» and
uret of the uiek
IT
8
PHTU'LLY untiounce |.: the c^ir.-iis of K«
Uiu the) wili gr.e a
niSK AL E.HTFBTAI^nCXT
At (oneeri Hall, I rida) K«'g, ov. t,
FOR ONE NIGHT ONLY
deeeas- taken at »hor 11 hc«.
Pic ure« pu! up in every variety of style, regardless
of the weather, aud satisfaction in all caets ^uarau
teed.
Jon« 22. 1S."5.—-Itf
HE LO V I'R'
fl SO
lit104111.
110 stare.'i the Indie*' wave for pearls,
deek your high-born uiaiden
Or dig Ooleonda's diamond sands,
*V it it pr:celes« treasure- lakn.
iio gather Myrrh and Frankincvnsc
And «we.t Ara'i tiri «f i'-f*,
And eluntrr round your "heart's
dalifbt"
l/o\«'s wilih st of ili-ticc*—*
I'ii giv, t. l. 1 wloui I a-loie,
Ry far an off'rtng richer
My faoe, all dressed in loter'i smiles,
lu liucll's fa hkyligiti Pie ure.
Bt r.i.i.'s (iiiiierv, Sti Alain Street.
I,. W. Bt ELi.,
PA lit ERR FAN ART I
A NO dealer 111 eve
1
1 ry dejufiption of
i'azuerreolype
en-
apturv au appr i- a.:n.- andieiict.
iii wii^ietu W acuui^auitd oa Ute Piano and
tin
i«o«hr
tia
reeeived this da
direct from the luanu
fiu-turer* a larjre v*
riety of Pupter Mi- i.
a»e», of all *i*es ana
cheaper than ever bvforc offtrid thui market,
it her to Artis:» or filled wiih lifelike iniuia'Uree
'all nod see them at the Sky i.i^'ht Fioi.-tni,
Mam Street, August tsji.
imrr*os'« Nide-l'iffbi nnd skfLichl
DA..LEUREAN
tJALLEltV
IIav 'ing
entered into art angt
Iienm wi:h the Jmt nl-e
int y e brat imitation I'apie
Mae he Fram S-, to which havi INJ^I
w«kded the llrst jxemiutni" of ?evera'. th Ha.-'wn
S a'e Fair-, and alma gold medal Jt 'In W.rld'»
Fair, reecntly held in N. w ^'o.k City, I am now pr,
pared to up iliar ju-s wlib h, for faitl.I umesr i
xteu'ion. autv and richie s- of ton.-, the durnbili
•y nnd linish of woiktiiansh.fi. challenges the aduii
a-ion of th- |nv of th. au iful in nature and art
and causes him to exclaim a|. ud—"Third street n
he pis-e to get itf -hk. miniatUM-* tak- n As 1
am the only Artisi whom such frawer can be par
chafed. I would s|*-ciftillv a,licit al! Western art
ist# U un inspection the sua.
I would also nn it^ t|i tr atten'ion to one of
the largest aud BI »t i-ompl. at ortin nts D»
-{uerrwtyp si».k and appajrataii u be found in th
waters d'uniry. KiiEKctON, AiliaU
tialltry, No. A Third Street. Sep 26.
1% DIF.fi,
N'OW
is the time f.«r y..u to call and fe^tire one of
those-ple-d.d nets of Victoriue*. I have th. as
atigui^ in pr.c.
.1
D'RKCT
Hell fcts of Vtetorincs eh. ap. than the same article
be bought in SI. Louis. All I iuk is for you t»-
a
*.
w
show
I K
got
AtheliliE
e,,"ro
gtl,ek ,,f
u,r''!,t
wb.Uralft^and n-
vcittdif Assigns#.
•essoiae IVsvifailoB ana B. H. Cm*
LAND DIPABTWIAT.
TTILMWA,
r|^HE
from $1 to j.lnO per im-U. Aiaon^
myjuiiortin-ut may be toaud tht ijilowoig:
Sable,
Russian Sable,
(Jucn Sable,
Stone Martin,
Rock Martin,
Mountain Martin,
Fitch.
Black and Blue Coney,
White Ermine.
Fur Gauntlets.
Ladies call and exam ue them. No trouble to
show them to pers-n« wanting the above goods*. Call
at ttao Nkw VOBK STour,
A. C. 811ELD0N,
Oct 11——1 Main, oorncr 3d st.
TAKE WTICi:.
ANOlilKitgr
at arnval of Full Stylta
_'. nt V Uiii,, Fur Moleskin liats, Oeni
soft Ca-5«im re Jiat*, all the laiert styles, just
received, and for sak cbcsp at SH KLlKiN '8
«*w YOUK HATSTOBS,
Oet. 11—d Bl nii. iror. Sd »t.
JI ST KK( i:IVI
D,
from New York, th- largest and most
splendid stock of Lodief' Fancy Furs, Fancy
ltobes. Fur tJuuin let-. Swan's Down Vtetorincs and
Cuff tient's Fur Mufflers. Fur (.loves, Ac.. Ac., ever
brmight to tbe West. I thatl offer Great Imlucfmenti
to ahw io want ani/tkin in the above line, and will
„riv
call and examine my stock, which ii superior to any
thin? Ill the Wed.
Ladies plrnee call and look over my stock. No
trouble tu
d--. ju'i forg
call at tbe Jfcw
ASMAllT,Sh.idon
the plaer,
Oct. 11,'55-d Main, corner »d St.
WASTI.D.
but
¥O*K EMI-UUITM,
A. C. SHELDON,
..ctive hoy to wo-k in the »t re. En-
q'lire at N\ w Yoik lint Emporium,
M.111: s«r«ct. i i« t.
The "Gate City Hat Store" J|
receipt a lar^. stock or Huts. Taps, and
tures and wan anted in
Mai'i Street.
Etf rt. !«.'*'.—d
c»ty Hut Store."
LA and car fully selected assortment of
late-t Style of fine Hats and Caiw, exprcsslj
lu t'.ie city trade. IS. F. \UORUIEt» A 00.
Sept. ti. 1 —d
"At ihe ««icCltr Hat store."
AF1N
I..I of Uintlem II-' Wnikn? Cane* and
Utah el is. F. YOOKlliES A CO.
.-sete. 0. —1.
1ENTLE 4EX 'S t^iTim-s, 'noV.t OraTf# tad 1'ur
i ond» a Ua'eCity list 8*ore.
kspt-%t S. F. \0.1 HIS/*CO.
74,
ii. F. VcOlUilLcA CO.
O 24TM Ssn 1855.
HIS Company, having n.ereti upon a vigoruas
prosecution i the Improvement ,f the
Sept 28,186S—3mdAw
l.si»Ss on
SI flly roteforaatf-T
HAat
UiTer,
with the view of bringing il iuio use at the csrliest
UMsible moment, ami bing desiniuf of meeting, as
far as possible, the g, neral y xpress.d wishts 1 the
upii o( the Dt*M' im i \'aiiey, hereby gi»e notice
that tlo it Lm.d Oflier will tic o|s'ti#l, at this ate,
at as early a day us they can pru ure the exnmina
tiori.i ijUiMte for atii\inga vaiuati n up n them.
In the uichu! tnic, applications will U- reet'Htd a«
this office, fiom person* de.-iring to «rcha»t. winch
will entitle them to a preforciii e al vhCoai| any's
vaiuaiioii, in the urdcr of the receipt of thei appli
cations. Ap| luation* should be made iu the form
app ud. \i, reto
ierinf of sale will be, for Prairie Land, ten per
xnt. of tbe puichase money down, and l» n pet cent,
p^ryeat thereafter, wiih it iiii umuiiil mter. st ut the
iate of cigiit f«r cent, per ye.ir, on all sums unpuid.
I'poll limber Lands, one fourth down, and th. bal
anc- in nine tqual annual instalui tits, with inter
est an aixne. Piiymeiitn can l»e made ca»h, or tii
hills of Ranks in ihe Mate of New York, or in tht»
bondfl th is C(Ui|wny at pur.
lu ihe sale of then Lands pr.
ferenec will be given
to aciual seitltis. and annual improvements will
be r.quiiid tu be made.
Th. Lands now offeied eztcud up tbe Dos Moinea
v.-r ut far a- S. o ion 23, Townsuip 82, Ranat 2V
West P. M.
Pia of the Lands ean be seea at this oBice,
whetc at.y information can be bad by application,
iu p^r.-un or by inail.
Fortt of ApplirstlSM,
(tilVe Ii re the p.»i office add Teas and datS.1
LAND DF.PA R1 EE
1'
DEM01NE N. A R. R. CO'Y.,
OTU mwa, IOWA
I hereby apply to purchase
tbe 11 section ——, Township Rang
Weet P. M., and offer U. give for the same dol
tars per acre.
[Here sign name plainly.]
ISO been requested by sundry {KTSODS and
sundry times to name the pr.ces I would
'ak. for my land' and lots in Iowa, 1 take ibis op
poriumty to inform the public ia general of tbe
prices 1 will now take for the aanis. A list is hers
unto annexed:
N E of section ft, township 64, range 5.
N W i »,
A 17,
SOUTH
41
bE| 18,
Lot 12 in Block 2 ia Keokuk.
10 .. J3 •.
4 120
ii 5 ..
u ft
and tbe wbole of 121
Lots f.' and ly.i in Nashville, and the S E of N
W 4 of N E i 26*—
C)'i—.'i (10 acres) in dispute.
For tba whole of which I will take twenty-tw
fhovtiand dollars, one third in band, uud the balance
onv, ao, three, and f-.ur annual payui n's, with
interest at 10 per e«-ni. from da e, to b- paid anno
ally and n-cured by d-el of trust until all i |aid.
Any person wishing for particular infurmaiion a
to 1'K'sh'iB or quau'y of the landf, aiay apply to II
T. Re d, Esq.. or Lis liouor the Mayor of me city of
Keokuk. V M. ti I LLlCkiS.
.)HIy 25,1 SiS.
A Hare Chsacs Itr (losd Harfaia*.
~y or f-^t on Maiii »tre't (i destrabie huihiui^
lots in th city if Keokuk also for Hale, o
.•xrluwig. |„r we-torn pr-perty. a g«^t Mill pr«-p» *t.
tt Ohio .v acre* cin.tee land in Indiana «etra lot
tt the lowri of Napcrville. cout.ty n-tt of Da Pag*
tonnty. 111., so a r-« choice land near the county
•eat Mourut •unty, Iowa, with fruit tr.-*», etc.
Inquire *4 KENNY A RI NNER.
TTteo' last Will.
Fa#t f^aw Mill o[l( and a half mile* sboc*
1. town is now iu of*-rat!n wnh a good «•.«« k m:
Log!*, Persons wanting Lumber will be furnisher
n suvri notiec by leaving their order* ai the
•f E. R. A D. W FoRD, w will
WM. LKoWNELL.
Ke.kuK, Mav 11, ISJ.S.-d-f
ftOK Mi l:.
»JKW ?«p bur"V. at the Livcrv ^tsh'c of
nl .«t 12-d'/ WM. CLBt»IIO®tH,
for aalr.
HALF lie nur heas' quarter of section
In ID township 67, Northof lUuge 1'J W«at, it.
ApfMuiooae county, Iowa, well watered. App y
I^OH'ALK,(cart.-gf«d
i't) 11 tii I^niiMap*
wruen wiu tx- sold
LLOYD D. SIMP-OX.
Over P.^t office. Keokuk. oct. Iv dti
A Hare hanre to nakr Hoar)
«init wats-r and the vnOr. huttn
conne tel with it low, for cash.
For l»ctu*r information, apply to
of Exchange and seventh streets, or
i
fou hur-e» and h.irli i
J. Kcppel ,c rn*r
C.OflFM
On Main n're iM't Jv»t»
ni:K H.DIXAKAtO.,
da* nnd Steam Pl|»e flttert.
North -id,- Maii t. Hfh and Oth St-.. Ke kuk, L.wa.
A RE PREPARED iMRnDK K «.A- PIPE
/V it I-, store. dw« UiiX", eitur Ik r, and otb'. build
ogs. on rea» natde U rma.
Our «ts k ga# fixtures will be always adequate
the il mandr 1 the trade, and oar *«acction i
'Uili that w can /unsi-h any pattern at abort no
.tee. We wn«:d particularly call the atuntion
thtoe wanting Su am Pip connexions tooar tprov^Af
ton ft ft. which ha* alnwt mtmlv sup rseded cop
per pip A sfc*-k of »u sue- c-nsiantly on tiund.
Orders r.c-ived jr brasa w«.rk. Ca-h paid old
Hra- uud Copper. [Octob 1, l.-wt*---dbm
(•as Fixture*.
undersigned are pr pared to reealve orders
1 for fitting up store.-., oflivcs and dwelling houses,
•sitii pe and tix ures for gas—promptly esecaung
be name, aud guaranteeing all their work tu be gas
ight.
All js-r!»ons dt^troas of using gas, that have n
'teen called u|s.n. are requested to leave their ad
lre«Mi with us, through tbe Post Office.
Urd.-rs executed in tbe succession in which they
ire received. S00F1ELD A BROTHER.
July 3.—dj
To tlsr Citizen* off Keokukt
HAVIN«ia.-
interested witli u.- the Meosr.-. Scofieldt
in the Fit'ine liu.-.n- SP, we would assure
-he public that ail rders given to them will Ite e\
acu ed in a neat und workman-like manner, and
ibat they can rely upon the work done by them, as
being of the very best material.
As it will be but a short time before the gas will
be itrroduced, we would recouitneud to those desi
roun of lighting up at the tune of ihe completion of
the works, that ihey give immediate orders f..r pipe,
Sxture. Ac., otherwise, inunv would be delayed be
yond that time, as it would be imjMissihle to supply
all applications upon ehori not.ee.
July :i, lh.i.'i,—d C. DERRICK A CO.
Mississippi Valley Nurseries,
Keokuk, Iowa.
U.d.is -olkited for any
sci ipiiou of Fruit and
0. uaiu. utal Trees, tirups
Vines, Rosi-s, Shrubs,
Flowering Plants, liuibn,
Ac., which will be furnish
ed at Eastern catalogue
pric-s.
Also Seedling Stock* to
the trude. Any article in
our line may be had in
time for tall planting,
which is dccid'd y prefer
able, by sending in your
orders immediately.
Now is the proper time for plantiug out your
Strawberry Reds.! We have tht llovey, 11 udma,
Pine Apple. McAo.y'g Superior, Burr's New Pu«
aud Jenney's Seedling for .-ale.
Nursery grounds three fourthsof a mile west of
the city "limits, oil the UlnU "Ferry Road" to tbd
iK-s M.'.inev. HLBBLLL A HILTON,
sept lb 1865 dAw
!*M KAWCr, ACiEM€V.
HARTFORD
a fl /I
FIRE IVs-lRAVCE COMPA?TY.
.ETNA INSITIIM k COMPASV, or IlAitTronn.
I St A It IssfHVM'K CoMi'AXV. Ooni: SBK.H N. Y.
Fire Iii-uranee and Insurance against the dangers
of Inliird Niivigsition effected in the above sound
Companies by the undcrsigiied,
Lifes Insured, at lowesi rates,in the Life Depart
ment the .t.tnu Insurtiiice C'o.
Oct 5-dlni WM. W. IiELKNAP, Agent.
MNTY UOOUK AKD TOYS.
COBERTOP,lar/e
No. Ti, Main street, has jast ra«
t-eiv.d a and cout|lete a-so tui(nt uf
Fancy
Good-, Toys.
Musical Insii utuents, Shot tJiins,
Pistols, Fancy China sets, and so on, which k* will
sell at
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
cheap »r ea h. to OBJJKTOP,
_K oi.uk, 0 t. 20. 1856.
WESanduskyemployacomp.tnet
wish to tent Texber for tfoo
Sehool, in Di No. 13. JncLsoa
Township. FRANK B\LL!NUER,
11. 11. VVIL"ON,
ta«i64«t* A|ti& tlUAilAM.