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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-01-01

s.-
Good News Furniture!
y EcfIvED this day per stsamer 'sKAs~ French, -
IN = Large and complete stock Of PnrlsT, Cham
Der, and Dining Room Furniture, among which may
be found
sofas, Gothic 1 Star Hss Racks,
Sacaables, kxtension Tables,
do,hie arm Chairs, Harp . PlS,se cs.S d..
Centre TAbles, Pisno StoIs,
What Nots Elisgketh Roohers
Le.tpse Bedstsads, Paslor cAairs, &C., &c.
Fancy Lounges,
The above articles, with thoss u eur own nanu-
factare. embrace the largest and most eomplete
assortment cf Furniture west Of the Mimissippi
River. kIl.DOCRNE 4 DAVIS
Decaordf
DOOR PLATE ENGRAvER.
WE subscriber y fully prepared 20 furnish 70
man Silver, or Silver Plated
DOOR PLATES.
Also those most beautiful GLASS Door PLATES
50 much celebrated in New York. PhilaAslpAia, 81.
FANCY GLASS WINDOW slGNs,
| Of any sixs or style, Furnished to ordsr.
Farmers and merchants who reQsire Stsncil DFNnde
Tor marking sacks, barrels and boxss, viii piease
send in their orders. Ordinary siscd Sssnsil Heamds
win be furnished atGt censs per letter smA1i 6Asa
Gil Name Plates for marking linen. with bsGtls =
'ndelbie iak and brash, 80 cts; largar patss inpss
portion.
Stencil Alphabssa II Any siss OF styls furnished
70 order. Marking Inhs u various eo,srs-Biask,
0rssn Also. brushes expressly for Stencil Plates.
will b. kept fur sale GA the most able esrns
Orders resolved for Steel Name 6tanps, Alphsbsts,
Naa.bsrs, BE-, &c. Orders ~ Mail practically ~
tended 10.
A few good agents wanted In eseh Of the various
important towns throughout the state. Address the
subscriber and sneloss stamp fur prepaymsnto Of The
answer.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-01-01

DRrSEsSNKss IN HicH LIsg-A Yoke
LADY kEBRIArs.--The Troy Times tell a sad
story OF the destruction of young and love-
y woman, by intemperance. A few months
since. young ladyof one of the first fami-
lies of that city was married to New York
merchant, under circumstances most aus
plcious for the happiness Of both Lately
she returned to her home in Troy, discarded
by her husband on account Of her mania for
intoxicating drinks, and in few weeks she
died of brain fever, induced BY her habits.
The father has been called upon, within the
last three months, to mourn the death OF q
wife and daughter by intoxication; and a
son, once noble aud manly, whose highes,
nature has been perverted by the use 81 10
toxicating liquors.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-01-01

SLAVERY TO BE CARRIED TO OREGoS-LEr-
TER FROM Dr.. BrsHSELL.--The following is
an extract of letter from Rev. DIR. Bush
nell, 20 gentleman in Hartford, dated Gal
fornia, Sept. Is:
:" A new thing is just now coming to light,
which our friends at the East must look at,
viz the turning OF Oregon into slave state.
More than hall the people are from Missouri.
The leaders are at work to get OF the Provi-
SO, or to get the territory admitted rs stGte,
in the understanding that they will take it
OH themselves. They have Gao acres Of
land each, and cannot cultivate any but a
small portion without slaves. They are
talking actively, and watching their chance
As soon as Kansas become slave state, they
will strike; and you may rely upon il, from
what heH, that both Oregon and Utah will,
in that event. 60 for Slavery, when the ques-
ton will Immediately return for reconsider
alton here.
"The presses in Oregon are now in the
slave interest. If any should dare 10 speak
in the Free State interest, they will be crush
cd as in Kansas, and the Free State men will
be driven out. All tho Border Ruiiian prac-
tees will be removed here. Ii 10 q great
wonder to me, seeing the great power OF the
Southern leaders, and the fact that slave la
Dor could be employed to SO grcst an Advan-
tase in the mines, that Slavery was not es-
iablshed here at the beginning. Indeed, l
suppose that rs much credit in this matter il
due to Fremont as any other person, and
probably more.o
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-01-01

i ADins zLBUTS.-fSs 6ass sseeE sn1s ss-1
- b. haA In Nsw York saD - sssa 81 tAs CSty
Bookstore. THY make IN Elegant Gift Dosk-
CAilA tsept5l 00DENp.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-01-01

oecSs0 IhoAfoON Ehlu6kS.
NEW 0EMTIE1GENB
FURNISHING ESTABLISHMENT.
No. GA Main street, between I'd and Sd, Ksohsk.
VItHE subscribers would announce 10 the citiscns
opened the above establishnsnt with eompists g.
sortnent of
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS!
oonprising every varistyo Of
Under Shirts, Ties, H.ndls rcAisf.,
Drawers. Gloves, sAavls.
Collars, Aittsns, Bisaksts,
ef4s.''' r.... nss, .,,s ,, uns :.
Toilet Articles and Fancy 0eoAs.
Having given special ssssntioa to the sslsssisu Of
the above stock feel confident No can make Il 10
the advantage Of those in want TO give NJ cal.
H. N. RUSSELL.
b. Shirts made to order, - warranted 10
nj. ldee24dl H.AN.R.
PRHxE CONCE1TI
PAT RICK 4 CIR USE
- ESPNTfULLY iafosm their patroaa and the
~ ~ publ. s .asrAiiy that shsy hay. possless.
February. q which tine u will positively take
place. and ~ s0mpsnsatien to those Who nay -
disappointed by shis delay, IN satsssAinment Of
vocal aud iussransntAl usssc will 30 givsn On that
evening.
Distributisn Tickets will aanit 70 the Concert.
Tickets for Concert 50 ssnts.
Place maAs kaown sad ProsVsans Published IN
W. h..a.~-.x - a.. 49, p.--.a ux.,s..
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x0oKUX 0AWOEs8 w00Aos
- r. DoSgA0u = o0m.
= AaS9kees - AesA saee seeee - sAe 80
- 4e1l9 = hassss, vhiA - Vim III = ~
- ~ MI = usrkuaasAip esasaatssa. -
egasus es!1slAe1 - pasaa 80 ~ssasatai styis =
Dos0e - unAto.
eAsl q ~ ssssss, ~. Maia ~ Blsalssa.
1llk1nesY 10 RaneY 0oo1ss
ATTENTION LAnflDa.
7 WOULD repeatedly sall ~ AAlsne1eo r. -
j In1in - ny l1fee aaa veil ssleele4 go
til - Ui1tes espds, uhish will Ill - CnG
u61i 49, NJ sGosk soosisls x elk, elsoW
sslv69 benosls alss, spteadla ssseetnsnt ~
-, 1eweGs - fsaaAess, salssss1 Nth ouaoe -
xss VIA - eyssytAiA9 p ~ Aillt1suy
yA.y Aa1leen, = ~ sseaA ltsaue q - -
1onn6nm. - 49, psspase1 - - III wUsk ~
oiD = - sAseesss neslee, - - un1aGs
1wamm1QR bleaeAiae, psssslae 81 nahano bsaM
r. eSu4 0ooGipe11A - eEe3. VIM wo1Dnnt III
t. 60 81. - !spshas = 49, ese1s
~ Nj. oo6aoyb, III. ~, ysAnesa sosese, he6wsea
- - 81 1ksstly oSpssils ohnsrt neasla.
one1D-aiy MA. 0INWuI.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-01-01

swish ysu . happy New Year p

swish ysu happy New Yearr'
This, dear reader, was perhaps your 6rs,
word to-day. Did You mean itp Have you
ever seriously thought what it is to be hap.
py,-what il is to make others hnppyp And
especially have you ever tried to make other.
happy II not, now is the very time to an.
swer these questions practically. Now 10 the
time to turn over new leaf, to leave Of
your bad habits, and to 60 ON improving
good ones.
For each one there Is two fold duty
Shat which pertains to ones self and tina,
which pertains to ones ncighbor. And prov
identiaily II is SO arranged that the perform
snce OF the one aids powerfully in the full
Aliment OF the other, for just in so far as
one realizes the perfection Of his own nature,
- that extent does he contribute materially
% the happiness and impr ovement OF those
around him.
Bat we haven't time to write n sermon
10 fact We haven't the disposition. We de-
sire merely 20 join in the usual compliments
OF the season, and wish all our friends a
happy New Year. And the way to make it
hAppy is--not to seek that end speciallv.--
out to strive in all manner of ways to do your
whole duty. The wise man says, ssif thou
vouidst reform the world, reform thyselt
.Grst."
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-01-01

0uees u health aes Married G.aAAss.
Get mp ct o'clock in the morning. clean
out the stove, take up tho ashes; sweep the
front side walk, and scrub the front steps,
nurse the baby, put the mackerel to soak,
build the fires, grind the coffee, get out your
husbands things to warm, see the shirt aired,
boil the mackerel, settle the coffee, oct the
table, rouse the house, carry up acme hot
water for shaving, to that brute Of q lazy
husband, and dry the morning paper. BY
this time you will have an appetite for break.
fast. Hold the baby during the meal, a you
/ like your breakfast Geld.
! After breakfast wash the dishes, nurse the
baby, dust evrything, wash the windows,
wash aud dress the baby-(that pantry wants
cleaning out and scrubbing nurse the baby,
draw the baby Ave or six miles in the wagon
for his health, nurse him when you return.
put on the potatoes and the cabbage, nurse
the baby, aud the corn beef--don't forget to
nurse the baby-and the turnips--nurse the
baby--sweep everything, take up the dinner,
set the table, ELL the casters, change the Ia
Bile cioth--there, that baby wants nursing;
cut your dinner cold again, and nurse the
baby
After dinner, wash the dishes, gather up
all the dirty clothes, and put them to soak;
nurse the baby every half hour; receive
dozen calls, inter spersed with nursing the
baby; drag the baby mile or two; hurry
home; make biscuits, pick up some goldfish,
cut some dried beef. Catnip tea, for baby's
internal disarrangement; hold the baby an
hour TO quiet him; put some alcohol in the
metre; baby specimen of perpetual motion;
tea ready; take yours cold as usual.
Alter tea. wash up the dishes, put some
thing to soak; chop some hash; send for some
lgood gracious how that sugar does
go-and thirteen cents a pound;) get down
the stockings and darn them--keep on nurs-
ing the baby, till husband comes home with
double shuttle on the front steps, a decided
difficulty in finding the stairway, and deter
mination to sleep in the back yard. Drag
him up stairs to bed; then nurse the baby and
go to sleep.
Women in delicate health will find that the
above practice will either kill or cure them.
Programme.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-01-01

CouEnonoo tho new Year
QY INSU RING yosr p<spsssy anAissl ~ ~
gsr of bare, In ~ Of The snh6san1i0a Csapo.
mics below named:
PHOENIX INSURANCE CO., or HARTFORD.
CAPITAL 12O0, 000.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-01-01

/. rAvv % OO.PassnoyUnip.
y.ssn.... - with ne n po6tassvhip In ~
The i1sh IN w. III -. nv S.sss.sx ~ - 49,.
~ - soaaasesd o. h1sssolees enAsr tAeseyil
aof Olark vaa N&tsaaA.
-. -, ~. JAMD6OkA1k.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-01-01

A RARM sostaing 80 sssss, Welt -.
ssstA q ChAsIsssos ~ 10 y ~
viii Be- ssl1 On Esssonsbasssys
Apply e! ~. yoAsssr :, IT. mai, x.el.k
Or - d. akinsss, Ohass 49, s - s E srs1
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-01-01

Lands anA Lets Ter sale.
Cnn ACRES Of land, on Sand Ppuiris, Will -
COO sold Tor cash, % msssAsstabis dry god.
10 acres, avs miles out on sAs Ksckok aaA Fen
0eguoioss y. b.
lot II willians . Psrry's adaitioa, aaeeiseAls
locates for Essidense.
y 10, house ard lot itsatsd in the central part
u tAs city.
Ter particular, lAQuirs II
@. B, INGALLS, Co..
OAoe u rear u Ese. Btests, cor. - = Mais-sSs.
Koeksk, scvie-1e1
ENOR sale 1t . bax0ain, two-Aosss baeU, n1as-
i j. nsw anA II Arst rate osass. Apply .
WILLIAMSON Marsh AL
decS Cur. Main and r. :,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-01-01

Toilet ArsAcles and Ea0ey 0OoAs.
Having given special attention to the sslsstisu oi
the above stock feel confident No can make ID 10
the advantage Of those in want 10 give ~ eA,l
II. N. RUSSELL.
n. d. shirts made to order, ~ warranted a
1T. fdee24dl HANR
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-01-01

Enthusiastically aDotchman, the reporter made
him En ecclesiastical deduction" At an
ether time he spoke Of the devil rs sowing
faFes. and was nstonished the next morning
10 read That be had mentioned the devils
saving trees
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-17

CTsAM NAVIGATION TO fHR SOUTH SIDE OF
y Long Isand.-Tbe steamboat sCRrAMER, Captain
Chas rman, Will leave pier No ~ North river between
Barclay Robinson tuesday Thursday a1d
Saturday morning s O'Clock for Fire Island Penaaqu
Isip ssyvie Southport Pa,chogue ard Beport Return
Ing will leave Belpori every Monday Wednesday and FRIDAY
at O'Clock touching above, and arrive In New
York al slock ~ THIS delightfl and healthy
TIL for OUT OF New York the only which
sovds passengers oppo, uny Of enjoying the most
nacent view BY daylight and avoid h- I'D and
f ion usually attending public excursous Tie nest
bshng yachting ashpg cunning 10 and the splendid
hotel and prvAe accommodations abound the whole route
Freight (which will be taken low sies) ece Vad from
al O'Clock P. NJ Monday, Wednesday and Friday, anc
until 80 O'Clock the morning OF Departure Fer freight
ply hoard the Shippers requested 10 meyi
al freight in full The boat leave pier r. Passage
Freight receaved by ID. ID. SrARIN. IN tho pirr.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

LADY OF GREAT ENERGY ENTERPRISE AND
n having received refined education, wishes
nth partJ who would be willing to assist and al
wise her for the purpose Of manufacturing French medicine
N, need sppy Address Eva. Hnien square Post
ofce, forope wesf ahng when and yhere an interview
may be hal
wkIk9s AND TENrS.-TOBIAs 4 PARSONS MIL
n dew proof awning ,ns and -serproof covers, mate
aud for sse 2l West and IS Dey Orders
through mail promptly attended TO-
nYIN3 SECURING AND REPAIRING GEyTLx.
~ mems tarmeu,s-Hsvng evgsged the celeb 'sed
Mr. Selma, Pas aud excellent wortmsD,
prepared n all kinds OF ork In the
line ~ zs9 Canal street Cash paid for clio hing.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-17

ANEW YORK AND NEW HAVEN RA nROAD-SUM
~ mer arTangem, commencing ally IT, lS57.-Passen
ger York. of Twenty seventh street and
FOURTH EnvHnce on Twenty Sc enth street
TRAINS LEAVE NEW YORK
For New Hsven-7.U 80 A. N. Hx) l24o, 34o, 40
For srisgspors-7.2O. SO A. NJ tE'1h i2AS SIS. 40 G1]
Mlfod strsssord Fairfield Southport and westport-
TO A. NJ; 124b 345, 4b0PM 80
For Forwan-7.SO $40 a. NJ; l246 s.45 40 dix3. 20
Tor Darisn and orssnwoA-7.a, 40 A NJ; laAs, as
For stamford. 20 $40 Grh saoA An; las a@, AO
Fur P@rt iutermedise staions7 2 80 A. H.
CONNECTING TRAINS.
For Boston-a20 A. NJ (sI D 420P NJ. Fx)
For Hartford and sprnghed8 20 A. (EI) Il 4b p NJ.
40 2. NJ Qtx) .
For Connecticut River Railroad TO NoutSeal-8 20 A. NJ
Hl1 and 4 20 p. NJ. az TO Northampton
For Canal Railroads. 20 A. NJ (Lx) and IL 2 p II. 70
Northampton.
For New London Railroads. 70 A. NJ, 4aPM
For Housatonic halr ad-s 20 A. NJ, 4aPM
For Naugarck Rslroad-s ~ a.. NJ. IL AZ and 40 p. 81.
For Dsnbury ard Norwlk Rsihoai-7.2, 70 A. n; 40
Pm.
TRAINS TO NEw YORK
Prom Kew Haven-6so, 100 S@ A NJ FIh LN Chx'h
Prom Br.dgep2rt 6lo, TAO, lois A. NJ rr); 2O1 Oh
From Nor~ait-4 IS 500, ga Sl6 10 IS A. NJ Cz1); IS
Qy) ard 90, S As 1905 p, ". Hx) -
rom Port Chester-6N 6.43 7.B So IL 30 a: NJ (ExG
a43, &NP.M JAMES II. HoYT, supt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-17

DrtNo FOR SALE, A BARGAIN MUST Bs sobu ~
uee,se~ an elee.ni rnsewos, rlano amo new p, me
mpsl isrs style, r md eoraers Ac Price wa"
80 Broadway ioom 10.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-17

CiLBERTs, CHICKERING'S AND WATERS PIANOS
NJ and meloieons vii be sod this week reduced prcss
At be wtIERS piano and music rooms S8 Broadway se
,rd pianos from 80 10 $50 NelOdeon, from s35 70 500
Fov sse N mon My payments for rent and allowed
purchase Pianos tuned and repaired.
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IN snn nln HAVANA. DOMUvIO Arn ouRs
Z.5UU.VVU rsn .srars, 81 various sr.nd. .sa .,s-s,
Al ~ below market prices orea Inducements offered
o purchasers Ossh advance. made sss-s q .ny
--siWv ". OHEuRa. " Br0edwsy
nFg Or THE LlRoEsr STOCKS OF HAVANA, DO.
W messic and Ger~an be examined my ware
Bargains be had BY prompt credit each buyerr
q. CHEEKS, ~ -Bronty,v
CIGARS, sEGARs--lEPORTANr TO sRaAR DEAL
- esderman Domestic and Havana segtrs ready fos
sale - large snd snAl Qnanes vsrY low msrhet ~ o.
Gail ~ II hERaBERsS, n CEDAR szesl
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-17
KEW ARDS.

IT EA REWARD LOST, IN PASSING UP THIRD
oil w and twelfth street, pair OF gold specta
css a red marked Srrs, BROOKLYN BY turnng the
Mrs. Taylor las Twelfth street. VIII receive the above
reward
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-17

pEssoEs WISHING ALI. KINDS or 0ooDs wool
len OF silk SECURED have hsm Zone 10 their entire
satisfaction II he Freuch sC1Iring establishment
nowara street corner % Bro.dway Partcuar a.
paid 70 musns and lacea OF Description
nuting. French steam soourog Al Hs~srd street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-17

DlANcFoRrH-A BARGAIN.-A BEAUTIFUL. ROSE
wood pan0fore; has been usei sir monhs. WI pe ro'o
for sl6s. ~ N. AMBbER. ass Sov"rf
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-17

HUDSON RIvRR RAILROAD.-gkOM JULY 3 lSn
0 the trains VIII Chambers street station folows:
presstTsn IA n and bl5 NJ Albany passenger traans
iP n; for PouxhieePsis, A. n and and = \ p.
sing trains SOP Al the way stations Passengers taken
hsmbers a. Christopher and Thirty Ant stre.s Trains
for York Troy So 8fb and l040 A. M and ~
,. SMITH Superintendent
MORNING BOAT Fur ALBANY AND INTERMEDiATE
M landings The fast and sp-oous steamer no Adv
will lea pier Jay every Tuesday Thursday
turdsy morning st O'Clock w., making the usual
lam ings.
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CUITkR AND SINGING. ---NAPoLsoN ". GOULD.
U gusr from The rncipal concerts and theatres IN On
rcpe and Havana enables hs uuptls In few
rms 10 sronnany songs end form effectively he adj
t,reu Arranged
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-17

Tx NORFOLK STREET, NEW YORK, JULY l6. 1857 -
liz One thousand dol viii be oaid for the sp
prehensios an conviction OF the person woo
Ore varnh sheds ~ nh bfwesn
Second Third The night OF the rs N inst
Will. lam IILDEN A NEPHsv
To friends and customers beg 10 sbitg 20
furnh them with Manufactured stock 10 the less i'm
paired The Ore had connection with our two prncpal
manufactures
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LOST AND FOUND.

LIQUID on TEE JERSEY FERRY-A PORrEMON.
naie containing small of money, which the owner
have by Pr1viog property and paying Apply
A. DO 10 Hnrri.or sre~t
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-17

q IN RIwA RD-A ROLL or BILL LOST BETwEEN
QDU Washington market and No. so Gold street Brooklyn
The finder viii have above reward by leaving Mt Peter
Brookiyu
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-17

QTINTEp-THfs DAY FOus MEs To woRg ON A
w farm niles Of fewburg good ri zen
to cucpst thods apply early at BAKkRs Agency,
ter Of flb ave and $50 ~,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-17

"a On REwARD-FOR THE APPREHENsl ON OF THE
pCU thief. recovery of the Neutrality-suspicious. f. ON No
Is Caharne street by boy about IS years Of age fee,
ches In beghh brown hair light ma. from Pre- cot Eng
land arrived In Ibis county ship 8rest Western
gold hunting lever cb No 2l5s9 ssmr ed r.
q. Beesey maxi Liverpool one gold lepins wsch with
chain silver lepine No IA So r. Rosks maker Lon
don on- quarter Gensva silver lepine No AS Apply At
No Is NAlhArtne street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-17

I osT-oN SATURDAY, THE IlrB, IN BowERY
~ and Grand street ssge from he eouh ferry and passing
through Allen and Chry streets, potrmonna containing
about <?3 gold and q e.nwood Cem-tsry ticket The
finder gill he rewarded by leaving at VI Fulton street. mp
stairs second story.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-17

ITO LET-IN BROOKLYN FURNISHED OR usFUn.
nisbed, neatly finished brick house; ;broush>nsr
hrte stories basement and sui cellar; within min
yak Of the Futon ferry. Apply al FOSTER LorERs.
No 4 Sands street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-17

CE1TRrvIILE COURSE, L. I-TRoTTIsG.-MoNDAY
~ J6y % at 81 O'Clock r NJ and stake 81 0O mile
beats. Vest In s. Woodruff names J. Rose of Wash.
usron go hey may select; j. d. McMsnb b.
Flora Temple, 70 20 In harness.
JOEL CoNKLIS. Proprietor
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-06-20
MONONGALIA ACADEMY.

The present session of this flourish
ing institution is drawing to q close,
and our citizens will soon enjoy the
annual treat Of literary exercises which
close up the labors Of teacher and stu
dent at the end of the session.
On Wednesday next, 9th instant,
the annual examination of students will
DO commenced, and continue during
Wednesday and Thursday. These cx-
crciscs will possess much interest for
parents Of pupils, and friends of the
school, as exhibiting the proficiency of
tho classes in their routine Of studies.
On Wednesday evening, Rev. VIM.
+. HAMILTON, of Uniontown, Pa, will
deliver the address to the literary socie.
ties Of the Academy, at Courthouse
}Iall.
On Thursday evening the annual
contest between the Union and Monon-
gala literary societies, will come of at
Courthouse Hall.
The public will no doubt be much in.
torcstcd in the progress Of these eXer-
ciscs, as indeed, they should be. The
promising attitude Of this institution,
Us at present managed, gives it a pc
! | ! Il ! 80, j
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-06-20
A Practical CricIp,n,s
TRUTH CONoUERS All aSsu,,n,,

TRUTH CONQUERS ALL ASSISTANTS
HE admirable Crichton, the greatest To-.
gIcIan Of his day, was accustomed to seek .
controversy with The Sophists Of the French
and Italian Colleges, by milling challengcs
TO the gates of those Institutions. Thoma.
Holloway, the inventor Of the popular me.
dicinal remedies that bear his name. has n.
dopted more public and comprehensive
method OF dciying Error and establishing
Truth. He has advertised his Pills and
ointment in nearly every newspaper in the
world, and fortified his proclamaions with
mass oil authentic testimony which no dis.
putant has thought it prudent to assarl.--
Ctichton was great theorist. Holloway is
man Of facts. He fakes for his premises
twenty years Of successful practice, and IN.
numcrable well atesed cures, and asks he
world to draw its own conclusions. He has.
simple and persPicuous theory Of the com,
mon origin Of all diseases, and upon lhis
theory the cor position Of his famous M.
dies is based but he rightly deems that a..
experimental proofs Of their efficacy cor o..
oo'Wi pae9pOit W pHbUC commence
thPn Thousand philosophical ESSAYS unon
The cahses which lie al the root OF ther as.
tonishhg effects, In argument the iogcnr.
Gus and subtle cavller, may sometime
prove an\oyermatch for plain reason bul
there never lived the man, however eloquenl
that could overcome solid array Of facts.
They PtosenNthe same sort Of impeneifapIo
barrier 10 the attacks Of the most brilliant
declaimer, that q square of infantry presents
10 the charge oGlight Dragons. In The cen
tire Of his ehevava de yfriso Of facts, stands the
hero Of couBIlest victories over disease,
Professor Holloway, invulnerable TO the
shafts of envy andpejodce
What are his credentials? Have not his
preparations relieved tens Of thousands of
victims in every cline, upon whom an
ante mortem inquest Of the "profession"
had been held, and vsrdio, pronounced of
"utterly incutabe ~ For u response to
this question: consult the press everywhere,
the volumes Of private testimonials. the re.
, cords Of hospitals, the complimentary let.
! tefs Of princes aud mobiles, the archives Of
governments, ADD public opinion throughout
the world. These ere HotLowAY's vouch.
efs. Who is prepard 10 question them. -,
London 'DUrn'h' 4