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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-11-13
Cauvhs the Panic

A tall, lank, Jerusalem sort Of fellow
pretty well under the influence Of Mr.. Alec.
hol, uas observed swinging to lamp post
on Fifth street last night. He was talking
quito loudly to the aforesaid post, when a
guardian Of the night approached him.
"Come, sir, you arc making too much
nosc," said the Waterman.
ssNoisc who's that said noise 2. asked
the post.holdsr, as he skcwed his head and
endeavored in win to give the intrnder a
sober look.
st was me,' replied the watchman, as he
exposed his silvered numbers to full view.
'sYou and who the devil are your 1t
faint me that's maxim the noise. No, sir.
It's the banks that's maxim all the noise.--
They're breakin', u crushin' and smashin'
OF things to an incredible amount. Noise 2
/ It's the bankers that's maxim the noise
they're cussin', rippin' and a stavin' all
round. It's the brokers that's maxim of
all the noise. They're hollerin', and q
yelpin', and screechin', like wild injuns,
over the times, that worsers everything but
themselves. No sir saint me that's maxim
the noise"
"Yoa are tight as brick tn Il new wall >,
said the Waterman, amused at the good ma
ture Of the man.
SHE tigh,s Who said was tightf No,
+ sir, you're mistaken. It's not me that's tight
It's money that's tight. Go down ON Third
street, and they'll tell you there that money
/ is tight. TO into the Workshop, and you
3 find money ia tight. Read the newspapers
and you'll find out that it's money that's
tight. Me tightt pve got nary red hut
l Kunahawa, ind the d. couldn't get tight
i on that"
'sThen you are drunk" said the watch.
man.
! ''Drunk9 Stranger, you're out agin'.-
The worlds drunk. The hull community IL
stone walls, and skinnin' their noses on tho
drunk that 10, everybody's drunk but me.
| I'm sober--.obcr a. police judge on rainy
/ day. dint drunk no, sir, stranger, ain,
/ drunk"
j "Why do you make such fool Of your
/ self, then y"
aFools Sir Pm no. fool. Pm dis
4 tressed. I've catched tho contagion. Pm
! afflicted"
ssAre YOU sick 20
Exactly"
s'WhaEss the matter ?"
"PvK ooT rug PAsics."
y THE whAtfn
"The panica, sir; it's going to carry Of
this town. have tried to escape it by hard
drink, but it's no use. l'he panics have go,
s. me, sure.n
I, The wntch,nan, more amused than ever
rendered his sympathy, and, what was better
his aid. TO the panic-slricken individual. II
the course OF bali ar hour he had tho pleas
ure Of putting him into the door Of BIZ
boarding house, and pointing out to him thu
bes, remedy "a soft bed and long slumber
-[Cin. Times.
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& ~ AAef Way or DorNo n.--A thriving
asda Wisconsin, claiming the paternity
eleeen daughters, greatly to ne astonisk
lent hie ANghbors, succsede1 AAarrye
~ meD au41in six months.
4 nsigAhee Of his, Who had also several
single eeehters, called upon him. s
s4Soeeid like 70 know, friend, /" said b,
'syour secret OF ready husband making with
such success"
"Poohi" said IA other, sNo secret q all.
l make i . rule, sftse . yosns man has paid
attention TO one 81 ny gtfls : soflnighs, 70
call upon him with revolver, and ciyilly
ask him to choose bstween death and mssri-
mony - "you no inaeins," continued he,
(which of the to- shsy 1hoose."
pREcIoUs TaurH.--Is has been we'll said
that, like fakes Of 1now that iAll.unperssiv-
Naspee the easths IT, sssninS3 ssAoort-
ant events Of life susGesd eAch othsr. Al
the snow gathers togsther, 90 srs our habits
formed; no single fake that ID added to the
pile produces a sensible difference no single
action creates, however It may exhibit I
mans character; but ~ the tempest hurls
the avalanche down the mountain, and over
whelns the plain, so passion, acting on the
elements Of mischief, which evil habits have
brought together BY small accumulAtions,
may overthrow the whole sdiaos Of truth and
| virtue. sf ta .ssse5 ~
A WkoHaED WoAAN's RsPLY. --Rscently b
man died ct tavern in this county, that be
had long frequsntsd, neglecting bis family.
The tavern keeper sent his wife word that e.
was dead, and required her will. She re-
piled: &C., aaS sa t&,as,.fy
Gin life he va with yos--he gave you
his money, and dsaak your liquor, which
undoubtedly caased his death; now leavs
him with you to bury Ncwburyport
Eerald.
cwA Ysnkee who had just come from
Flotcnce, being asked what DO had sesa and
admired, and whether he was not In rapturss
with the statue of Ysnaa, replied:
"Well, to ten the trut6, I ton't care much
abont these Stone gals.
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Twin nsiscs efDarA. r, SIM

/ The Democratic press Of the country IL
just beginning to discover the iniquity Of
ssstaining, BY government aid and comfort,
thsinfsmons practices Of Mormonism. And
It'd emocratic Administration seems to be
decidedly in earnest in its purposes to Fre-
strict the despotic domination Of the leaders
Of Mormonism. In this they seem to be fol-
lowing tardily the counsels OF the Republic
can party, which as early AS June, 1856, in
the platform OF the National Convention,
adopted at Philadelphia, declared that Con.
Gress ought to prohibit in the Territories
those twin relics OF barhar ism-slavery and
polygamy.
The Locofocos Of that day we're pledged to
sssqus.ter sovereignty" and insisted on the
right Of the people Of the Territories to reg
ulate their own institutions without the in
reference Of Congress. Where 10 that prin-
cipls nowi What right has the Government
TO interfere with the institutions Of Utah, II
squatter sovereignty be correct doctrine p
Why should the people be allowed to regu-
late one domestic institution and be deprived
Of the Fight to control anotherp
We rather suspect that Northern Locofo-
cos are getting tired Of their squaiter SOY.
creignsy dogma and will soon abandon il en-
tirely, both in its application TO polygamy
and slavery.
WiscoxsIS ELEcrroS.-By last accounts it
would seem that the Democrats have elected
their candidate for Governor, and the Re-
publicans have carried both branches of the
Legislature, the Senate BY four and the
House BY seven.
The vote was very light, and the Repub-
lican defeat is owing to the absence of some
10000 Of them from the polls.
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Nsw PAfER. We understand tina. DR..
Farmer and |. Codiing are talking of estab-
fishing Republican paper at the new Capt.
tai, under ths title Of the Stree Democrat
Farmer and coidiag would make a strong
team for Inc Republican party, both in the
editorial harness and on the stump.
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G. The Bill amending the Railroad Law
Of missouri, which has passed the House and
win probably become a law, provides that
no more bonds shall be issued till March,
1859, except $4,000, to complete the North
Missouri to the point Of intersection with
the Hannibal and St. Joseph road to the
the Iron Mountain, $4I6, 900 to complete il
10 the Pilot Knob; to the Pacific, S4o0, 900
to complete il u Round Hill in Cooper
county; and TO the Southwest Branch
$500 900.
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q be Gate Vitn,
X r KUK.
: PRJDA YMORNIkG nor. Is.
rovalcrsaAR coaHxn OF MAIN AstrouR,B
>oyuN aAnr sARBrR'sR ooksrogr
Tns DIS Moixps vALLis WING 10 Published
every Wednesday IT this ONCE II one Of the oldest
papers II Lows, ard has = very large and incress-
Ing eifeufsfion throughout the Ess Meines Val
ley, Northern Miseesri. aAa Western IlIinois.
zxz=S-=x-=-<-r-
Issms ~ M~if1eA TeieGraRh.
There wsrs thirty vsssels loading at New
York Last Saturday for Liverpool and Glas-
gov, which, h the aggregate, win take Of
about six hundred Thousand bushels Of
wheat.
0arsings Bsothers, the European Bank ers,
afs said 70 have taken the new loan Of the
Aishigsa Central Railroad Bonds At ssyenty
esnts. ss
The City Comptroller has Advertised for a
loan Of eloo. 900, part Of the appropriation
made BY tho City Council for prosecuting
Ne work Of Improvement in the Central
Park Of NY.
Captain Lests, who was imprisoned BY the
Hayden asshoritiss, has arrived in New
York. hsving bssa released on the payment
Of hne Of os0O. Capt. Mayo is still in
prison q Port "a Prince.
The frsshst Of the early part Of the week
wasvery severe, and caused . great deal Of
damage to railroads, bridges, canals, and
other property in New York and Pennsylva-
mia.
The Goshen Bank was robbed Of 800 200
on the 10th inst.
The steamship Persia sailed from N. Y.
on the llth inst, with $500 900 in gold for
liverpool.
The crowd OF idle laborers that have pa
trollsd New York for some days are becom.
ing more reasonable and quiet. The G. s.
trsoes have in consequence been withdrawn
ffomths guard station st the Custom House.
Gov. Issard, Of Nsbraska, has resigned
and gone home.
The Tennessee arrived at New Orleans or
the 10th inst, from Vera Cruz, With half Z
million Of dollars in gold. Comonfort hat
been clothed with dictstorial power, and pro
claimed martial law in some Of the disturbed
provinces.
Fillibuster General Walker was arrcstet
! by the Custom Hcose officers in Now Or
leans ON the 10th, and discharged again i'm
mediatsly, upon bail Of $1,000, 80 that hi
operations Will meet no obstruction in tbs
quarter.
News has been received from Fl. Laramie
20 the effect that the Mormous had burned !
train OF seventy five wagons Of the advanced
guard Of the United States forces, neal
Green River.
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GOLD WATCH Lost

A I.ADY's GOLD WATCH AND CHAIN wsrs
~ lost rn Wednesday forenoon, Nov. 1tth, prob
ably IN Main 81. The name stCaryGJ" WAS CO.
gravel the watch.
A liberal reward will be paid fer the return Of
the articles to VIM LEIGHTON.
nov Ind ~
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G1Dr. Gx!s, VII, has been for many
yssrs employed AS Examiner in the Patent
oHce, was removed few days since because
he persisted in acting a Trustee for Miss
Minors school, for the education Of free
eoaorsd girls in Washington City.
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GA correspondent Of the Wheeling
Times furnishes the following recipe as y
mise o., Gum Camphor OK, Laudanum
] or, into one pint Of Lest Brandy take one
table spoonful every Gf,sen minutes until
relieved.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-11-13

nursery Khvmes Tor tnc Il0oes
Somebody has been parodizing Mother
0oose's Melodies, for the Philadelphia Bulle-
tn. Here is spssinen u the nannsr r
which II 10 done
Sing song Of spece, III
Gotham al aWry, &
Seven-snd- nv Bank birds
knocked into Ii
When the Banks we're opened,
The Cashiers tried to sing;
Wasn't that . pretty dish
To send to Goy'nor kingf
The King was u Ut Albany,
Fighting Oh the brokers;
The Cashiers were in Wall-streei
ns5 Working hard as stokes;
Presidents were shining
upsnd devn tAe stxsete,
sQmtr ushed Brown bsar
And knocked them Of their feet.
Hsrk Hsrk the banks do bark,
The brokers have come To town,
Some with bags and sose withsrags,'
To hunt the specie down,
There was . msnin our tawn,
" no was 10 wondrpus wise,
lie jumped into the Blrbary coast
And drew out hs supplies;
And when be got his specie cut,
With oil bis might and main
lie rushed into smother bank
And concluded that all things consid
srei he might as we'll deposit II again.
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stusyt.g.

Studying is an art. An English writer
spoke well when be said, sIf children stud
! led less, they would learn mors.n Macy Z
child who has never had its fourteenth sum
lner 10 sin in, is condemned TO y smnll libra
rs, little Atlas, with great world upon it,
unfortunate shoulders.
Study, remember, repeat; never pansing,
never thinking. There's q music lesson II
ten, and drawing lesson at three; there are
red kittens in worsted 10 be tantalixed by
green mice; there'sa world to do, with nee
die, pencil, and brush; then It has 70 bound
about the States as il it were gan-elAssic;
to 60 up the Multiplication Table, like : kit
ter m ladder: to take cold bite Of Phi
losspbs and mossel Of History, and By and
by, il grows drll, or il grows psig-which
would you prefer il would do ?-brsaks the
promise TO the hope, Or dies young. Which
would you mourn for most
This u making old garments out Of new
cloth, but 1t Is mot sducatosn. -(-One Of B.
+. Taylor's schips."
Worx.-Thsre r. perennial noblsnsss,
and even sacrednsws, about work. We're he
ever. 20 bssighsed Or forgesfal Of bis high
calling, thsre IL alWsys hope 10 I man that
actually and earnestly works Ia idlsnses
alone ia there perpstaal dsspsE. Doaht,
desire, sorrow, rsa0sss, indigestion, despair
itself all these, like relsntlsss hell.6ees, !ie
beieugaering the scsi ~ tn poor dsy.work-
sr, - Of every pss; bat hs bends himself
yisel.se 49, 1870 70 task. snd ~ ss 8
Z I'll
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The Siamess Twins ut the Museum,
asd "a. Forces, as the Thessre, divide and
absorb the public attention in 81. Louis.
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- - e. 80 - - -'7 -r-~s--.---ssa
LILIES
rInE : nUHGLAR PnooG JsArks,

Fastened WITH ~ MonSvuh Bank Lock!
UNIVERSALLY ACKNOWLEDGED
A 3 BEING THE ONLY RELIABLE flKR
"A sud Burglar Proof Esfes eomhinsd, nov In
sss. hardly day psssss bat thousands ~ dol
lsrs ars rob6sd from Sheet Iron Safer, " Gro
barnt up, and the contents destroyed, while LII
lies Safer, which have been severely tested tssh
BY Are and thieves, Stapd before tbs puhlie
UNCONQUEAEOi
A fuli sssottment Of Lilies 6afsa cen be found
at TILLINalIAST, LANE = DukL'e
nov4d Sign Of the nroadxfs.
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GATE CITY

HAT. CAR AVN eUR EMPORIUM
HAVING Just received our stock VI HAAS,
Il CAPS, FURs and ROBES, wsiuvite III IN
want Ut suy such goods to call VT orr cstseiish.
mcpt and examine our
goods aua prices.
This took cannot b. ssrpasscd By any ever Offered
in th city either In style. nnish color, Or prise.
Don Z take our word for u, but call and soc for
yourselves. As
We charee nothin < for showing our goods.
Cash IA "a for Furs aud Dssr Skins, y
C.k.t j. II. vOURHfES,
noylOd No ~ Main-st., keokuk.
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TfALL ABRAN0HND1f.
IN suA sxols Ncsembsy It'll, 1os7, two daily
~ traipe viii nm - fel149a,
At iO.So o'clock :. NJ, ssgive II Msntrose Ifs
Returning. leave Montrose 1915 .. m, aad Ar
rive in Keokuk at p. m.
Second Train leaves Ksokuk Paskst Depot q
1 O'Clock ,. m. arrives in Aontrose 1t 4As
1etumisg, lssvss MontrsA = Oils p@., and ~
JNO. ADAIR MCDOWELL,
nov9d Enginssr ssd superintendent
J.R. rHwk0uRI, TIskst AsNs, Keekak.
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- - WNkASse - ApSAo.
~ tLass ~ gssdst ssksta,oA, Pa.D
re s . = 4 II Z . .
BANkEMA,
EAas cor. ~ and AAin 6ts. EOKGK, IOWA.
Wk rsssiss dspssits diaecsns paper, and naks
salisssions, IN thu ssty and thsosgaosr Ne
Northwest.
Eschsnge bought and soid II ssrfont rates.
0std, Silver, and uncurrent money beSght sd
cold. IN
ftYt eiass Bu,iness paper wanted.
YOkEICH ExCHAEUK. T9 4 80
OGsrlinx ExotAnHe On London, dublin. sad The
Continsnt--fIom ons POUND and upwards -st re-
dacsd rates. * .
- .dsfsaesu Whiting ths city ars iasissd =
call - oar o4sss whore svssy inissUatisn uii II
given and ths bsst vat>s paid lSS kastssa dsaiGs.
RErSnngcBs. 81
Bsak R4psblic, Nov York Ciiy.
C&spsAteS vstnilys ~ Weliss., n. ysrk.
lAaiah Lss = Co., bslsilsoss, Nd.
QAnlsxy, Usaks = Co., Cissinssti, o.
H.,A Tuskes Co.. kssAAses Bsak ,Chissgs.
JeAn ]. Aadsraon { Co., q. Louis.
J.xsnnps 1sid. Kssksk, Isva.
1sld, ehislds : Co.
nassh5-dlyia
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Dry Goods
HEAT 70 : CAS- a.
WIN. y. GxRnlrG,
Main ST., bctwsen 0tA anA 1sh Sss.,
8 now oserias for ..ie, u prices - ssit all
L classes, his entire stock OF
D r 2 q o o p 8
sIERY AND TIONs,
FOX CASH ONLY.
ONE PRICE NO ABATEMENT
Silks,
Merinos,
E Nous. Delainss,
silk Poplins,
Wool Plsids,
Prins1;
Broshs Long shawls, Broshe 6quase Shawis,
Plaid Wool Shawls Of al kinds.
sLAsKsrs;
WOODEN scARPs,
wooLES usDrssnIars AND DEAwfas,
Fannels qf all kinds; a
tlovss Of all kinds,
Mtss do do
Hosisfy do do
KnbroidAriss,
White Goods,
Dres Trimmings,
klAbons
Fine Frsnsh Cassiassss, as
g Cloths.
silk and Velvet vsssisgs,
sill Cravats and Neck Ties,
Together with complete sesortnsnt %
FANCY GOODS, PERPUMERY, SOAPS, -, o..
| nov6d -
FINE L1QUOWS.
/ WE hayr this day received = splendtd sssort-
| w ment Of Imported Liqaors, comprisins
maica Rum, Grape Leaf and Medsr sefan Gin
Irish aud Scotch Whisky; Madeira, Sherry, Purs
Juice and Burgundy Port Wine, Ducal Grape, Cor.
don Royal, and heidsciek Cha mpaguss, 4e., h.
4 Having puschsscd these articles direct from the
1 New York Custom Honse and su bjcct 10 the iAts
| reduction Ia Tariff, We recommend them ~ 10
! ing Of a superior quality, and will be sold At
! greatly reduced priect.
We have also 10 store good supply Of wesk's
Cincinnati stiit and sparkling cstawba, tisasL
together, NH. wi,h old Bourbon, hye. Monographs,
For sale ut reasonable prices, by
HARRISON 1 gibbons,
/ Main-st. ct. 9th and 7th, keokuk.
noy6d6fs
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ssIAAvs sound," sAys Addison, ssthat ths
men wAU are really the most fond OK iadiss--
Who cherish for thsm the highest respect
sss 1dam Tie most popular with the ssx.
Man Of great sssassnce, whose sonxaes ars
lightly 1nAt, Who make words supply The
plaps u id16S, and place compliment ID ths
Foon nf seoeimsns--are the fayorites. A
lae reeReee Tor women leads to respected
Yes1 lhsn, and respect e mssoakan
l ~ neglset Of want Of lsse.u
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WhS WMnse - TRADE 4
A n person hAvtag ssosk Of msFshAAaiss for
- Exchange for veil sltnatsd Real ksnss, Land
Or City Property, can heAs 0f customsr On sppii-
csticnto SAMPLE = RANKIN.
tesloilw gss& g8s h M
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0LA10 4 MClNTY IN
Unootta 4 ora.

DE- Js W. LIZ WIZ
i AS REMOVED his efRos 10 tAs corner VI NAia
1 and Fifth sts., Immediately ever tho store u
y. II. holmes, whore hs will u found 81 I'll hpass
OF thsday or night, except when ahssnt a. pvo1se-
sioaai business, engaged - the Medical College.
novl0dim
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-29
AY ASIDE the OLD and TRY the NEW
IL Seventh Ediiion-Tw wenty fourth thousand!
Dr. PULTE's bIrivsed and u1spprS schsble

HUMTOPATHIC DOMESTIC PHYSICIAN
bss n,t III o.rgone AN ENTIRE and PLETE REVISION
IN SIZE ana IMPROVED IN STYLE OF PUBLICATIONS
Many very mposn discoveries recently been ,de
In Homeopathy especially In the treatment of chdren-a
ilSos iSs.'s D'''''' '''H p' 1'' '1'N ~ ' p'''
The Author desrous Of the bnowelse Of
these discoveries 70 the professional public early
possible kss embodied them in the pr,ea edition Of his
work As they thus appear for the hr time in book Do
nestle Practice no oth,I similar work having yet
tbm be feels his duty 10 the professional resd.
that remedies methods Of ptoaced
il this edition. have all been fully and satisfactorily tested
in hs own practice !"
Vey poItant additions and alterations have been Ade
in the chapters L Inc Diseases of Women.
Another Improvement not contained IL other Donest,
Pfacce separate and more complete tretse on domestic
Surgery with Illustrations showing among other things how to
band age fractured OF bruised limbs.
10 almost every chapter the reader will find alterations and
additions the nearly $50
These of increase the cost OF the book but
pspmed that the increase Of ts intrinsic yans VIII fH
outweigh The tre Of ia ssd One Of sickness
successfully treat than hsreto will amply eompsn
the re.der M the outlay Of the former veil The pres
Price Of the bOs !"
work kind has stained third tbs sale th is
the ~ enty 70. nth thousspd) Of -
PULTEs HOMEOPATHIC DOMESTIC PHYSICIAN,
i 10 scarcely Necessary that IL has received oe strongest
rommeDdans Of the most eminent scttonefs IN the United
Every family should purchase the edition land lay aside
old ones the impo1 ant improvements
ASK FOR The SEVENTH EDITION
volume, ieys l2mo, 7g pages Pnce s2
PULTE's TE.TE on DISEASES OF CHILDREN.
HSn oP,the i1eSa On 'Ss ..
cieties &C. TIanss,ed from the French By Emma VI Cote
limo, muslin. Price, S. Is
A Revised and Enlarged Edition Of
PULTE's WOMAN'S MEDICAL GUIDE.
MOORE, wILsTA6H KEYS K Co,
And for sale by Bookseller and at homeopathic Phsrse.
throughout ibe United States and Canadas Also at Noe G
and 4S4 Broadway, New York.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-29

4 GOOD NUMBER.-"G Get the Best. This
"A weeks LIFE ILLUSTRATED contains the Illustrated
Poem "NOTHING TO EAT" Engraved View Of the Cen.
trail America the Gsle with full descoton Life in Crystal
Palace COUNTRY CLERGYM Al His life trials and inhu-
snce Interesting to Pastor; .nd Peoples Pulpit Te.ehns.
R,yew Of Ought Mechanics to Mary" Tue WAR IN
THE EAST. The Koh inor Diamond; what should be done
with it, SwiNDLgRs THIEVES No. q How they look live
snd propagate; Number of Thieves ard Prostitutes in New
York MorDoDism; The Des-ret Alphabet, illustrated
To Youn- Men in the Codntry RURAL AFrAiRs-Portsbe
Feucas Fine Fruits; Hardy Fruit Trees GIFT Enterprises
eTHE CITY-Events and Gossip Of the Week Information
The Spirit Prayer Poem; Notes and Queries; esenOiee
Communication Of the sentence John Smith for Murder BY
President Buchanan Remark Longevity etc. Ony centA
All Newsmen have LIFE ILLUSTRATED.
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hprcinl Notifss.

u.mocratIc Nhia General Committee OF the
CIV nnd County Of fNew-York.A regular meeting 81
h. Con- nj tee held TuiS ruesdsy) EVENING, at
oSk a, 40 los 4hsv below l2thst The snbjeo Of noi
n..ins THOMAS II. BOND, Chairman.
GEoRGS 6t1RS j ,hI 9 sEI!Lo"s' voe-ChAirmen-
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-29
] NipefecuIS Ward RepubIican Association.-Th'

| Wakefield. -Attention!-T The Members OF INDUS.
rRIS l. HOME ASsOCI ALTON No will meet At No los
BoseTy on WEDNESDAY EVENlNG September 50, at u
ock the report the Purchasing Trustee in elatsOn
% the Affairs Asoesn II 10 hoped that all the Mem.
bsrs viii attend CORNELIUS A COOPER,
PurcnssinR Trustee
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-29
fnrs an0 Robes.

EURS- No. 3s5 Broadway American, Russian
Il ard Hudson Bay Comp'nys Fns WILLIAM MOsER
offers the public for city aud country trade
equaed Of tho shove Fvr selected by bm and
manufactured with great care In superior style Every
article will be sold fair pces and warranted repsted
WILLIAM bOSER, No. IL Maiden lane and Sj B'os3say.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-29
9tGtinnerp an6 fanrp Wooos.

DLANK-BOOKS, STATIONERY, JOB
OPRINTING at o45MAIDEN.LANE--City and County
Trade suppeoour Printing Office and Bndery complete With
New Type Steam Power &c. enable 70 execute ggk It
low prices Orders solicited. FRANCIS L0UTaEL,
Ststioners and Prnters No. - Maiden lane.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-29

GENUINE FURS.
" AT STEWART l. Co,
Have opsa their
WINTER STOCK Of REAL
RUSSIA nd HUDSON BAY JABCE,
ERMlNE
MINK.
SQUIRREL
And other
FURS,
In the Fashionable Stylcsof
CARDINALS,
CAPES,
PELERINEs,
NUFfS,
GAUNTLETS
&o, H., NC.
Broadway, Chambers ard Read. streets