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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-10
City Politics.
YOUNG NEN's DEMOCRATIC coMMrTTrE-Irs oRoAyr
zATIoN ron THE YEAR PERFECTED.

YOUNG MINE DEMOCRATIC C0MMfTTgE-TTS OR0ANf
zhTIoN ron THE YEAR PERFECTED.
The Young Mems Democrats Committee met asst MINT
at rsmmsny Hail organize for the ensuing rear Toe
committee Of this year teens to be an active body Of
yeupg meo, and win no doubt exercise a pc.eo,
influence IN The disposition Of tho spolIs Of
the incoming Administration 10 this city. May.
or WOODS friends compose the bulk OF the com nittes
Carrot H. stryter occupied the chrir After reading the
minutes. Was decided 10 into election for officers
John McGregor, Charles a, Keptish and q H. stryker
were put In nomination for chairman ana the frst
nsmed s~ elected on fret ballot Douglas Taylor was
elected Vice President by exclamation. Robert Grant
and e. II kensh were cleo cd secretaries g. stryker
henurtr, and Patrick Burns sergeant At arms. Inore
was number ofcoDtsfed seats the following named
parties were appointed committee 10 report upon tns
claims Of contestants al next meeting, VIZ -, B MO
Cuough, Douglas Taylor, I'd. Tompson, r. Andrews and
n. O'Nell. The CemmIltee then Adjourned.
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The Greeley Cleveland Libel Suit.

CLEVELAND, Jan. 9, 1857.
An article in the Cleveland Plaindealer Of July "a,
charges Greeley with receiving bride from Fremont
for dropping Seward Of five hundred thousand dollars in
Aarposa stock with lying without stint, and various
other charges Of similar nature. And the Pls;ndealer
Of Dec 20 charges Greeley with receiving bride Of
thousand dollars from the Desmoines River Improve
mert Company For the publication OF these articles
Greeley brings suit for libel against W. Gray, the
editor Of the Plondealr laying bis damages ten thou
sand dolArg,
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Jgr iItiAs OrrBA.-rr. strskosch h.. been giving
concerts during this week at Baltimore and elsewhere,
and this evening he, with Pmoi assists At the PnhAr
moric concert IN Philadelphia The agent Of Mr. stra.
kosch has organized the choru. and orchestra and the
rehesrsslr will commence tuesday. the opening
opera win probably bo "Lucrezs Borsls" rtb Psrodl
~ luerezis y0ls 10 which abe achieved the greatest
snccoss y, lsior place
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-10

SEARCHING FOR THE PHmosoPHER's Stone
The nincompoop Of the Albany htIas and argus
is smelling at every corner TO find out the Albany
correspondent of the NEW YORK HERALD. Our
correspondent walks all about the capital, and
the poor blind Argv, cannot see him, even In the
daylight
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-10

xsjor A. J. Donelson arrived IN Nashville on the ID
inst, after having taken trip 70 the South.
Governor shannon passed through Lexin rton, Mo-, .
days ago. on bis way 10 Kansas II u his intention 70
locate permanently In the Territory.
hussey, bq., 10 now lying dangerously III at
trends residence In Boston. HIS voyage 70 Cuba for his
health failed TO the hopes and expectations OF hh
physician and friends.
Washington correspondent OF the Post says-Antho-
ny Barclay late Bssh Consul II the port OF New York,
understood here viii be 70 appointed, and n making
his arrangements for q speedy return Mr.. John LOoh,
who was ts ed Of Dhey n be sent In his place. has
received very Satisfactory appointment In Eusand.
Hon. VIM. q. Rives has undertaken 70 edit the Madison
papers, or such Of them ~ arc In possession OF Congress
and have not been stolen, Among them n q letter I'd.
dressed by Madison 10 his wy men, with request
that should no opened until after his death. lisa
great Union" letter Mr. Rvos IL nov actively engaged
In the work.
ARRIVALS.
From Richmond NC, In steamship Roanoke n Mumford.
Weber lady ard child Miss Fsher, Mrs Butler and
two children, Capt andrews, Iuggns MISS Bonsol
Mrs NJ GrumpArfy, Miss VI Reid Miss A Emerson a w
Clarhe' DUKE. Move, Macarthur; Pierce, syl-
Ctsrin. Alsr, lk2pIsQpi anc Il a sssrsga
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Two GIRLS SuHoCATKD by CHARcoN.-On Thursday
night two domestcs In the employ ment Of Z. d. Nan,
Esq, Of Tubby Hook, the Hudson river, were suIo-
Gated by burning charcoal In their bedroom. The girls
being ignorant Of the danger attending the Lighting Of
charcoal in close room went TO bed leaving IRE OF
the coal In the middle Of the room Ere fumes aristng
from the charcoal suhocsted them both, and IN the
morning, when the coachman 10 awake the domee-
tics he found them dead In their beds Coroner Perry
proceeded the OF the accident yesterday After
noon for the purpose Of holding inquest in the case
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-10

PURCHASE OF RAuRoAD--The Vicksburg Times
mentions the purchase Of the vioksbure aud gscfson
Railroad by Brown & Johufon WIN. O. Smedes and Rcd
ding and Mcdowell Of that city. Who guaranteed the com
pleton Of the road 10 the Alabama line This arrange
ment, ssid will the closing up o. the Only gap
which breaks The cornmu noaon between the Nssissrp
., Vlcksturg and 'ro Arrrtlc sesnctrd
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-10

MORE LnIEL SrITs.-Our contemporary, Philo-
sopher Greeley, appears to be going extensively
into libel suits against those poor country editors
who were guilty Of slandering him during the
late campaign. Libel suits against country edi-
tors "Sue beggar,r &C. Poor business Not
half so good as the getting up collections to the
extent Of thirty thousand dollars for the liberation
Of poor old Ireland and then pleading the plea
of "don't know what has become Of the money"
Not half 30 good as collections TO the extent Of
twenty or twenty-five thousand dollars for the re-
lief of bleeding Kansas" without telling us
about where and how the money goes. II were bet.
ter. in the way OF peculaton-bctter than th lse
libel suits thousand times, 10 join The Chevalier
Webb, Thurlow Weed and the Washington lobby
in their grand railroad jobs, their planning ma
chine. patent reaper and other schemes before
Congress. What may he the libel of the Cleve-
land editor against our Tribune philosopher we
don't exactly know, but we presume it lies in the
allegation that Master Greeley was bought up IN
the late canvass for Fremont by Mariposa scrip.
We remember, during the heat Of the campairn,
seeing something ike the following Mariposa
rtdtlhlNS III ClCuldhoh ahohN ouE uCinotTduc
organs
NsriToss bonds SLOWED 70 Nrw YopK HsRAun FOR
tervces 70 j. C. Fremont candidate for the Prssdan.
W s's's''s''ss ssssssssssss tAoVsutO
DO. DO New York rfbtne. ............. 10000
DO. do New York Daily 7m0....... ......... 10000
Do New YORK Courier and inquirer ...... $4,000
DO. do. New York Eursn0 Pos............... 5000
To,al...".............................s.so,o 90
which, IL must be admitted, was bleeding Ere.
mont pretty freely. Some such statistics a. these,
nevertheless, were paraded far and wide among
our democratic organs, including The Washington
Union. which hcsitated Of nothing 10 damage Mr..
Buchanan before his nomination, and which
stopped at nothing in playing the servile and the
toady after his nomination. We are not therefore,
surprised 10 learn that the Union (orran Of poor
PIERCE will not do for Mr.. Buchanan, but that IL
is TO be overhauled, washed, scrubbed and fumi.
gated and changed, as completely as slave ship
is sometimes changed into a legitimate merchant
vessel and that olive Yankee"-Mr. Appleton
as chief organ grinder--is 10 upersede the
man TO whom General Cass wrote the Nicholson
letter."
Returning 10 our mutton We are sorry that a
man Of the libel experience of Horace Greeley
should at this time Of day resolve upon a
course of libel suits against set OF
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United States Supreme Court.

WARRINGTON Jan. Q, 1857
No. a. Argument concluded by Mr. Bartlett for
plaintiff.
No. 42.-The New York and Virginia Steamship Com.
parry, owners Of the steamer Roanoke, appellants
Ezra Calderwood Argued by M Van Wrinkle for ap-
pelants and by Mr.. Benedict for the appellees,
No A. John Bell, plaintiff, vs. Coumba O. Hearne
o, a. Argument commenced by Mr.. Baxter for plaintiff.
Adjourned TO Monday.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-10
A Lighthouse Undermined.

Boston, Jan. o, 1851.
despatch from wel,hce, TO day, says that the light
house at Billings Gage Point was undermined BY the
tide yesterday, snd that the keeper and his family were
obliged to fee TO ash house an island In the neigh
borhood for pefety
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-10

ENGLISH OPxRA.-The Pype and Harrison troupe have
given "Don Pssquale'' at Nblos Garden in very good
style. Miss Louisa Pyne rang Norma dehghtuly-the
music being precisely suited 70 her quality Of voice.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-10
Three Men smothered 60 Death.

NAsnrA, ~ H., Jan. Q, 1857.
Mr.. Saunders, John Sullivan ard John UndIne were
placed in the lock Up under the City Bsn last evening
for drunkenness. Alter being confined for awhile they
set fire to the place. ard the whole three wero smohored
TO death. The building not much damaged
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-10
Brooklyn City News.

TIE PonO-The first changes In. the Police Depart
ment since the advent Of the democratic sdminstra
tion took place yesterday. Is but commencement o.
what u to follow. The following the appoint menn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-10

PHIADKPHiA, Jan q, 1857.
Stocks active. Pennsylvania SIS, s2L; Reading Ran.
ROAD, "a Long Island Railroad, 13s; Morris Canal 10;
Peru ylvsris Railroad, AK.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-10
for Mr.. Buchanan
sHCgETARY or STATE.

SECRETARY STATE.
Lewis Csss Michigan caleb Cushing, Mas
r. W. Pckers 8. Carolina. David X. Atchison, Missouri
Howell COBB. Georgia. James N Mason, Virginia.
VIM Marcy, New York. George n. Danss. Penn
R. N. 7. lIrpter, Virginia. Henry A. Wise, Virginia.
Rooer, Toombs, Georgia Daniel s. Dickinson, N. Y.
stephen a. Douglas, Illinois. Thomas H. 3enton, No
sECEETARY rRxAsuRy.
Howell Cobb, Georgia James L. Orr, S. Carolina.
George 8. Houston, Ala. Benz Hallett Mas.
John slideli Louisiana. Il astus Corning, n. York.
James Guthrie, Kentucky. Robert j. Walker, Mss.
Chas. J. Faulkner. Va. Horatio Seymour, N. York.
SECRETARY INTERIOR.
Jefse u. Bright InoiapA Richard Brodhead Penn.
David r. Disney, Ohio. Thos j. RusK, Texas
John A. Winston, Alabama Fernando Wood, New York
X. g. BcClellsnd, Michigan. Charles G. Greene Nsss
sDcRFrARy OF WAR
John B. Floyd, Virginia. Thomas II. Seymour, Corn.
JobnA Quitman, Miss J. Clancy Jcnes, Penn.
Sam: kedsry, OHIO VIM. Smith, Virginia.
james A. Bsyard, Del. Z. Barn well Rheu s. q.
Pierre Soule, Louisisas. Preston = Brooks, g. c.
Jefferson Davis, Mics. /. n. Kett South Carolina.
SECRETARY
j. y. Benjamin. LOUISIANA. Thomas L. Cftngmau, v. c.
Sterling frice, Missouri. Rodnsn NJ. Price. v. j.
John Perkins, Jr., Ia. John T. Mason, Maryland.
A. P. Batter s. Carolina. Thos. $. BococE, virginia.
Alex H. stephens, Georgia.
POSTMASTER GENERAL.
". L. Yancy, Aisbsms. &C. wokiGe, Louisiana
John b. Weller, California Col George, N. Hampshire.
W. X. W. Cobb, Alsbsma T. G. Bailey, Massachusetts.
L. OF Branch, y. CsIoiua. John W. Forney, Penn.
ATTORNEY GENERAL.
N. Clifford, Maine. John A. Dix New York
Caleb Gushing, Mar. Josiah Randall, Penn.
Daniel E. sckes, N York Isasc Ioucey, Connection.
Charles O'Conor, N. York. Judge Parker, New York.
Rufus Chcste, hass.
Now, almost any reasonable man would sup
pose that here are materials enough and combi-
nations enough to hit any Cabinet that Mr.. Bu-
chanan is likely to choose; and yet we should not
be surprised if be were to give us something not
provided for in this comprehensive schedule
We must wait and be patient. The Washington
Cabinet makers are still hard at work getting out
new Cabinet every day or two; and still the
oracle at Wheatland does not speak. II may be
month yeti may be nearly two months,
(only think of thatD before we shall be favored
with any definite disclosure Of the new Cabinet
of the 4th of March. II may BE- "a great Cabinet
it may be from fair to middling-or it may he
only $3.50. We, however, expect something be
ter than $3.50 from Mr.. Buchanan. We have no.
much first quality democratic timber these DAYS,
but still We have plenty that will do
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Wards. /ppotntments.
b-Charlos Curren,
Thos. Garrison,
Michael McGlynn,
John FoJ,
Patrick White,
James Conner,
James Mcbride,
James keelpn.
John MonGbsp,
lo-Joeeph Smith,
John Norton,
John Donley,
Patrick BranagAn,
l2-John Kinney,
Michael Grogan,
Ross Mcmahon,
John Gillegsn,
Patrick Dimon,
Henry Brinckrnan
l4-Nchard Walsh,
Palmer hcaush,
Edward Brown,
Thos. Taggart,
James Lee,
Patrick wheelan,
Michael Esean,
Michael O'Conner,
Patrick q Gotham,
Philip Mcmahon,
Daniel McGrath,
John Lyons,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-10

TIM CABINET TIMBER OF THE WASHINGTON Ca
BISET MAKERs.--Since the fourth of November
the Washington and other Cabinet makers have
worked up the following sticks Of timber into the
various and numerous Cabinets which they have
Cd for
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-10

Removals..
8 II. Nichols,
8. Spratt,
b Blaokorr-,
NJ Blanchard,
]. W Winters,
ID. Martin.
B. Bo wen,
w Bedeli.
X VI. Crait.
W. II. Smith,
Joseph Adams,
George Holmes,
Richard Barton.
Daniel Ia WIS,
Bernard FOX,
VIM O'Conrell,
James Mccormick.
Michael keeler,
Paul kealing.
J. Tower,
j Travis,
p. Bennett,
c. townsend,
A Henry,
John Brown,
T. Johnson,
@. Van Dyke,
G. sterre,',
Isaac Tee,
James Basley,
ID Seaman.
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poor, scurvy country newspapers. Has
Brother Greeley forgotten his libel against
the HERALD during the Pierce and Scott
campaign, in this-that we we were bought at
the low price of City thousand dollars to assist in
misleading the country into the election Of the
lite spoils peddling politician Of New Hamp-
shire?-and has the Tribune ever taken that libel
back? And what of the catalogue of still more
shameless lbels that paper has uttered against
us, from time to time, from that day to this ?
We have survived them all, and feel none the
worse for wbstling them down the wind !;
and we really regret that the philosophy
of our vegetarian philosopher is not equal to the
same degree of forbearanCe.
Now, as regards the charge Of the Iolea State
Gazette--that our philosopher was paid a thousand
dollars for certain lobby services at Washington,
and that his accuser saw the draft, check or
whatever it was--we understand that the boo.
was on the other leg The paper which Mr.
Greeley held, and which his accussr saw, was
note, or due bill, or something Of the sort, for a
thousand dollars loaned by the said Greeley to
some outsider short OF ready cash. How the phi
lOsOpher happened to have an odd thousand about
him at any time we can't explain; for it is ge-
neraly understood that Brother Greeley is never
very flush Of funds But, letting that pass, we
do hope that as he has taken hold of these Of
Tending country newspaper libellers, he will fight
it through with them, and make them smart for
their smartness to the extent of their deservings
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-11-13
II. Il. uONNTON,E IMRnOyED
AND EELF-CLEARlNG
FURNACE.
.
pnfenfed Au0usf %. 1884.


.Poienfsd ANgvst q, 1854.
YvHIS Furnace - diasrsnt In m6ny ssaentisl
particulars from any thing ever before offered
II ~ s,pts Z larger amosat Of effective y.aiat-
isK surfscs tall u which 10 in direct contact
With tho Arc) than sAy sthss Heater nov IN the
market. One entirely new and important isatsre
sssnsd & the nrs po, i. the form Of fss;. ~kisl
Odds vesr much " tbs power VI the fuynaae and
prcvsstfAs everlasting And cracking u The fst.
Ths construction e ~ ssit-c,es .iss Ysdssns
- important scAsiasratioa. - Il sGsssusliy ~
Rsiatss tho necessity 81 sisahins. ~ rsiistcr
itself cncircles shs body u tho Fursece ma Is
sonnected thsrsi.A - sis Auss, 81 disssaIvtinr
pipes, vAash, tstsa alrsstay fssn ths top u ths
eau.l .snssat VIII skssntrs iaisru.a sss 1 =
ne farnAes. thereby resceslns ire Iadiafor Il I'd
pipes. - also thc bOdy. whtn the dissct irsft Il
lag the Ass). mot powvr}ul raalatipr suffss,
The entire structure. when BET II much ls,s In
height thsn any heAsarof equal capacity n prsr-s
- .ss, thereby :nordns :. epPorirniiy tesivs
the impOrtsuce Of which 10 appArs III t. al xhe
have haa sxperisn~a In furnaursset.inr u IN
Il The Joints ssc NIL 80 adjusted M TO prevsn. H.
escape Of gassa " sneke, and render slse packing
careiul sxauination ofahe fuyua ana a.4,..
u tho sAstings, will show that the iiaktiitv -
srsek 10 sn.irsly ebyiat@d BY sAs snpi. pssvtsiss
ten.
This furnaec presents an oris nal ana ipporta.t
dss1svstsa, especially y the Western Trsds, q IL
fAe Sues, xhish ~ large, leading psrpe dirn-
larry from ths 1rs potto ths radi6fcfs al nsaslv
70 the exit pipe, ars fully exposed to tie aiser
setisa q the ARE Therssisoas natter. adlsrlre
to their Inner sssfasss, v easily isxitsd. "a ~
1as barns elsAr. while the sediment Il preeiDitnX
cd into The chan Der below . - :
II the use Vt bituntnoMs coal sacke 49, ~ Il
theresssd sise h employed. g L
We an now prepared 70 put up The abest nem&A
f4nAce, for wood Or coal, in both pxh1te "a ~.
VS. Aouses, stshort notice. Ons ~ tksn - "
ssssas sAs ~ sssy pes =
spby ~. COMBfOck = DH0...
JAY Sid ~ naln-s4.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-11-13

We alisdsdy sass before, . sons spssi-
1sas Syssp na1s from ~ Chiness Ssese
cane b Df. Holnaesworth. We rsqassssd
him 10 naks esssfnl eslinass Of ths pro.
duet Of ~ sae1g, ssd inform ~ Of shs r.
suis. HsihAs - 90, ssd let with y other
specimens Of NJ sssp, Tor walsh b has 90
thanka He lea - ess ~ - 6yrsp .AAs
from tAs saAss asssr tAsy M bssa sessksl
By the frost. TAs Aavor woaid sssa . b
subssaasially Improved By the frost, and rsn.
dsrsd vsry siailss Z maple syrup, b.. The
color b darker.
To sss hov nueh jaiss sosld b sxasaslsl
frsa Ne sass, - sslsslsd ~, - shs,
yielded eleven qaasAs. fifty others we're -
lsetsd. and ~ yislds4 yerty-ssvsa quarts.
TIE following y . tabsias ssstsmsst Of
nnvernl hRo6riunnAe
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| ana& Il spDu11E gA3Ds ~ ii
Xxx. j. HK1 SsIlsss = isIsv. q. y. :. !. /.
IL nitythat - An lsl3np1 = nsks Ksekul
his psrnsssat - & ~ psepsss q NJ
tieins DEHTIsfJ ~ 1l1ps sssaes.sa..
elsewhere ass ss1 r. y y Siltps y ysssibls 10,
hin 10 loea.s uatl ~ eh ASSURED /.
sivisg tbs guard Shat b viii h psspsr,d q
give entire sstisfsl AlA4a 4)sss Ssa.els, Il
. y. s.s,..''''' 70 .',- ''-r''A Their
Asyaassc.s.-J. j. llss(i ). N. Webster,
Ls.F. Miller. II kssks1 M Ssvss. Dr.. IL.
Sanders. Iowa city. fssslsdAwtfl
| eSsst s4asst - ssestisssd, vhss ~ 80
pie d any sosSlS5 Ssar tsstinssy In nass, = In
the case u Qr.J. Hsststtss's etensoh Dittsn.-
Not only hsvs VI ne indIyiAsai svideaes Of the
lss4b sst almost every paper In The Usisn u ,ea-
nsnting upon ths great bsnsAt derived from he
~ Of these eslsssatsA Bissssf besides various
DiplosAs awarded tAsn, Aneas which i 60 fss.
shs Ohio Asdhsaiss sIsssitsts y their 7AistesntA
Ashtai 1xbsIisiSs ~ ciaAalsaI, xAIss ~ -.
nsStse w soavsssA shis1y u EAyaAAp u ~
ely. TAsss ars III vststty fAsts tasa saasof Mis-
~ ssuvisss tAsnsst sssdslsss ~ u Y Of lsaet
wssty Of tnai. Hw DyspspsAis aay ~. 49,
Bittsrs ass > ssrtsinssss vAsn nd y pr 6IfSe-i
lions On bottle. Tor sale b 49,,
HARRISON = 0IDD0NG, Asssss,
novildAw Asin-st., bet. etR and TIL.
1noossAns Heslea.
A. Asgs lAADscAssa!li i-csvsll's Hsbssriss
3tzssssis . Dsaastssssss fos Fever saA 4 sns saA
al Diiisss Dissssss. This Mixture hssbsss ~
fsts sAs psblis for Aasnbsyof ysass M hsS ~
says hess sssd With sssssss. ~ 10 ha..iess
aadssrtais remedy. Get pasphlst from The
dEsggistssa rssa II Asd yeu Will bssstislsd. A
w viii warrant tails ssnsdy 70 cvss tvtsa taken
assaeAing 70 dirsetIoss) twssty .lvspw ssst.nsss
sass ef Agss saA Fever thsa say etAss nedsSas
now sold II sonsains neither assssis, PssssisaslA
Of stryeAuiss. Gets bestBs aAd yeu seed not fear
Agss An1 ysv~ any mere.
SOLD hetsey O'Csnsef . Boz, as1 MassbsllA
Irsss 4. 4. Rssssf = Bro, Prspststsrs. Rssh
Lslaad His. fsusS-aAv
Wnlss Tssss, RssvUnsS DssAsa AID DsAuss.
POL OonsLsxioH can ~ ssquirsd By using Tie
"Raan ~ . ThssSasA IIsvss.' Whist lAay Or
gsstlsnas sOsld lAboS sndss thess,is " disc
gssesblsbssssA. shss ~ nsisg The 'Bsln II
TAsssasl RIewsSs" - : SsstsiSss, wsslA nst Only
reader u sweet bat issvs the teeth - white q ~
seaStsff Aany persons - moi xssv their breath
- bed and ~ subject l. 20 delicate thsk fssals
will sever .ssstos II. Beware u sssassrfsiss.--
b ssrs ths bottle Unsigned,
111RIDaE co., n. II
For sslsby all DrsSgises: tts34dAwen1
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:, =,
sa ~ S~.. s.. ss sas nap which
ns..ss ~ RsIs,y :sinis cit, x~..l an.
-
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TAsas .ssksA with - assssisi % .ers fs.s.
hittss.
The aavor Of his syrnp, (ss with all that
has qssn nsds froa Tie Sorghun, II voslA
sssa,) y sxssllsst, -As good = seuld ever
b vishsd. Pufs syrsp soasaiss qssstisy
. q paoephorie asid, and will fssnsas, q.
thosgh ~ Grid Dos NOT, spsr most psopls.
impair ~ flavor. Ths aA1lsioa Of litsls
'li.s nsa,salisss ~ ssid, aad doubtless pre-
vents fssnsatasies, - tAss Il viii kssp .
long and veil - any syrsp.
What thia osas really will peoduse, viii
soon be kso~a, and II agrisaltarsl md CON.
nercial valus settled but there i every IN
dieasiou ~ II win bss vsry probable aud
vastly bsnsasinl crop, sqaalising Tn pre-
ducts Of di1aesnt Sasieaa, sad rsadssiAg car
own, = lsssa, . iissls more isdspssdsas ssl
self-ssppo
We sss iadsbtsd TO Ms. Megias, oa Dss-
nask, ser liberal spssiasns u NJ syrup
which - y naaalastssiag qsias ssssesvsly.
Also, 70 Col. 0urtas for very superior ss-
tiols, pssdassA % H. fasn - ~ De-
Moinss bottom.
VWeaan Il HE ivy-sAs more ron s,e
ruined, The eloses shs cliDgs 10 yea.
! basAsles s6ds; slsy = Ehs wsass--
~ sao.sr y saiAgs % yes, W. nsrs you sss
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The Gevssnor 81 Ne 6tstb q vsrs Csus
appoietsd = Nginees e survey Ard ~
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-11-13

New Jersey, Psnnsylvaoia And
W Delaware CavSsney.
The following comprises list Of all the
soSatry baDhs, tbs notes Of which, Of So and
apxsrd, are received % deposit q the banks
. Philsdslpbis:
4l.stovs BASH. Al:sstovn.
1Ank Il cAsstef conuty.
1aak Il Daayills
Baat u Delaware Coaniy, Chester.
1ank Ut 0eSmantoun.
1Aak a9 Aeatsonsry County.
DaAk 81 Nortknnbsrisnd.
oolnmAiA 1AAk, Colsnhia-
Doylsstevs B4ak, Dsylsstewn.
8aaton 1aak, o. kaston.
Harnsn snd Mechanics Haak, uesten.
Isrnsn 1Askoi Rsaks cssnsy, Dsissal.
ssrnsM, sast q Laaess.ss, = lAssastss.
lasn4ss 'BAak q sshsylkill Cent, Pss,svills.
Loek Haven Bank, Peas.
Lsbanoa BAsk, - lshanon.
1Auch Chank Dssh, AassA chunk.
HinsfS' Bank VI Pottsville, Pottsvils.
West Braaeh Bank, 1t Wiiiianspert.
wycmieg Bank. q wilkssbsyre.
6af6s1sbsRh Bank.
CssAvissa Baak.
Poeest0un Bank.
Bordsntown Banking Company Bordeatowu.
Barlisston County bank, lcdford.
Iarnsn, 1aak, Nssnt Holly.
x.r9ss.' ~ nssAs.is. 1sah. caaAs..
H AS01o210 0A0kt - 0oHltDxtoo.
NeohAAim' xu1 nsn nfaetufsss' 0ank. TYentoo.
Princeton Bank, = Prinoston.
6Atea DaA king Company, Halem.
State Baak, Csladeu.
6tAte BANK, Nav BFunswick.
Trentpn Banking Company, Trenton.
Mount Holly Nank.
Bank Of AtlIyitlr.
6asae 0ant, Newark. =
All the solvent banks Of Delaware are rsceived
On dsDnsis.
Tia blisOf shs Newark n. j., banks, II Is sai
andss, ass ssdssnsd II Per In New lssh, q fol-
vWss &3l1fgs
Newark Banking Cenps ,, u ~ Msrsbants
Bank. T
ktata Bank, - ths ManAattan Company.
AsshaAios' hsnk, - ~ Nsshesiesf baak.
Newark CITY Bank - tAo ntinen tol hank.