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Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1858-06-03
Champion Mower,
AND
COMBINED MOWER & REAPER
NISHWITS-PATENTED Feb I6 9 <

ATTENTION. FARMERSt
AND ALL OTHERS INTERESTED IN MOVING ma
CHIMES.
TNHE SUBSCRIBER RESPECTFULLY CALLS
4 the attention of the Farmers of Monmouth
to this new Mower and Reaper. and feels
that it has advantages ever other machines
offered to the public. and solicits their
before purchasing. 1t VIII comm
itself, on account of its strength, durability and sim.
piiclty Of construction ii eaRy draught, being
on two wheels. The facility of raisino The
finger bar, while in motion. It's capability of being
set to cut any required height from the ground. and
being balanced SO as not to bear on the horses neck
a single pound. The above machine can be seen at
all hours of the day, at the Building opposite ]. &
Combs & Co.'S Lumber Yard.
JOHN BAWDEN. agent
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1858-06-03
of Co-Partnership

THE UNDERSIGNED, HAVING PURCHASED
a the entire stock in trade and property of the
firm of D. NJ. & R. c. Rue, g. Co, have formed a
Co-partnership, in the name of N. S. Rue g. Co.
who will carry on the mercantile business at the old
store recently occupied by said D. NJ. & R. c.. Rae.
q Co., and will be happy to supply all those who
may favor them with their custom, with Dry Goods.
Groceries, and such articles as are usually kept in
country stores. Ne intend selling at prices to suit
the times and our customers, for CASH.
NATHANIEL S. RUE;
March 16, 1868. JAMES S. LAWRENCE.
ALL persons indebted on book-scceunt of D.. ND
K. c. Rue, or D.. NJ. & r. c. Rne, & Co, are reques.
ted to pay the undersigned, at the store recently kept
by D. NJ. & R. c. Rue, & Co.
NATHANIEL S. RUE.
JAMES S. LAWRENCE.
ATo,ob 1c 1oso
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1858-06-03
NOtice.

MY WIFE, LYDIA ANN, having left my bed and
ltl board without any just cause or proyocation.
this is to notify whonlsoever it may concern, that /
wiil pay no debts contracted by her after this date.
And | forbid all persons to harbor her or trnst her
on my account. DANIEL. ERRICKSON
May 24,1858. DIV
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1858-06-03
John TQeafe.

SASH AND BLIND MAKER.
FREEHOLD, Nj.
A LII KINDS OF WORK IN MY LINE DONE
n in the best manner at short notice, and on rea-
sonable terms.
-" Shop on Main Street, below the Academy.
Nav 90. 1858.
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1858-06-03
Thomas MoAet,

Attorney at Law, and Solicitor in
Chancery.
4 lFFlCE OCCUPIED BY DR.. Null
" ford, two doors below Longstreet. BRAY. & Cos.
Store, Middletown Point, N. j.
May 20, 1855. If
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1858-06-03

Intelligence has been received from Mexico
that Zuloago had issued an edict declaring all
the ports Of that country closed to the com.
merce Of other nations.
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1858-06-03
Stone Yard in Freehold.
ID. g.. PERRWNR

WILL RECEIVE IN ABOUT TEN DAYS, ONE
w Hundred Tons Of Blue Flag Stone, for Street
Pavement, 2 by 8 and 4 feet. Curb Stone Sten
Stone, Wall Stone, Cistern Stone, Window ellis Sc
to be sold at reasonable rates.
Freehold, April Il 1865.
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1858-06-03

The GALLONS IN WIscossIN.-The state
ment that Wisconsin has revived the law of
capital punishment is incorrect. Such an act
passed the Senate but failed in the popular
branch. F Ry
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1858-06-03
Swift & Farrell.
IRnNERS

HORSE SHOERS, AND GENERAL BLACK
- smithing. First Shop in South Street, in rear of
Tilton C Cox's Flour and Feed Store-tbe one lately
occupied by Samuel Conoyel, FREEHOLD. N. ],
u All work promptly attended to.
Freehold, Nav 20. I2S2
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1858-06-03
MARRTAGES
Courtship is the poetry of life.
But marriage is the sober prose- .

At the residence of the brides father. ON the 9ad
ult:, by W. F. Brown, Mr.. EUGENE G. CLAYTON
and Miss ELIZABETH MORRIS, all of Point Pleas,
ant, Ocean Co.
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1858-06-03

IA The cost Of the steamship Leyiathan-
not yet ready for sea--has been s., $50, 000.-
She is an extensive experiment.
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1858-06-03
On Rule to bar Cred,tozs

A mlNiSrKATO N0TICE..Wiliam H. Hey-
conoyer Herbert, decd, by direction Of fbe snrr :.
gaze OF the County Of Monmouth, hereby give no
5 = sne CREDITORS of the said Conover Herbert
decd, to bring in their Debts, Demands and Claims
S withiS Tine inc Estate Of the said decd, under oath,
=. 1858, or they will be forever barred ~ nay y a.
tion therefor against the said Administrators
WILLIAM ii. HEYEP ~
June 3. 1858.
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Cash Paid for Wool
BY ID. G. .PERRINE

Freehold, June 8, 1868. a9-tf
Freehold & Jamesburg Agricu sm
raj Railroad Company.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE FREFHoTn
q Jamesburg Agricultural Railroad Comnany
Win De held at the House of Richard Fleming
Jamesburg, on TUESDAY, the 10Th inst At 3
o'clock, NJ for the purpose of electing nine Direc-
tors for the ensuing year. By order,
l. S. BUCKELEw, Sec1rv.
Jamesburg, June l, 1853. I'm
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-06-21

49, Sp0b9&
M - o. nbldiaG
Fh4D 49, 4. gsesnAAtivSl
win AZ Wl1 t. M done. on0 b..
eoms, like fotpe, the garden
OF thsfi1 ~ h6 tti0 u the people.
3 Arseasnn ~ 41 Gthanks TO the Commit.
toof0r the indnlNoAoo and attention il hal
given No.
- ..5.-
!. =. &. @nsolo,H'
:, n. 1ss, =. 4. June -. .
lns -. Y. q. 12h ssseesn,P vAnderDil
CApA Higgin1 iett Havre on the
.osning en9 ~. II MINUTES past
Oss!ock e w ~ IN, passed cape Nace q
9 o,eioex 49, morning.
49,! iater news had been received IN
|e2o va Alexandra and NE telegraph
4 y,S. s y,
- mad MT ne q ~ and de-
n - with grsss ~ ~, no lsss
"a. four nunursa besny 0sad ON the
n' reA. -,
n. Inc EeOeis ee-coli eeteng sc, Wnere
sncy wefe maxiSg mo q a seeinst the
Drusn. -. M
Neen oanao $780, 1has alarmed
LOT ms ssicty, ana attemP Escape 70
Oentrai india HIS retreat no Sever,
cut on.
ae'.cnmenI OF europeans ana unorkee'
nad been repulssd BY the rebels IN the noun
"ins.
from onlna $3.50, la'er adsices mao Deen
leoeiveo py 'elegrapn from Mai'a. Iney
embrace, however, nothing OF startling
onafac.er. -.
o,sPa.cn iro" fek,n oirec's tue prem
.po.eias'es 9. .Ho western rowers 20
oommlssloner was 9a.nering ms FORCES 20
.oosp 'ne ci'y' anu was expected 70 sue
s ~.
gu. me L0nuon papers a 'ain interesting ar
hcles 10 refer ence to the outrages on the
a.. american vessels 10 the uult OF Mexico:---
Inc osspa'cn says nothing OF any further
Proceeulngs IN farNamen' 10 relation thereto,
anu the presumption 10 that nothing had oc-
CURED nt
there nao Deen % extfe0tdinary ana FEAR
,ul eruptlonage MT. vesuvias, causing the
loss OF many iives anu large mount OF
properly. :,
lac french Med'terranean Squadron, which
aovices per the Europa stated to have sailed
from ioulon Win sealed orders, had conccn-
srs.ed 10 the AAriatlc.
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RAND TRUNk RAILM OA1
OF CANADA.

HAND TR X RArLwOAl
~ CANADA.
@ADELI0HTFUL 3 ROMANTIC ROfrTr~n
1kon Tee WEST 70
Bosfon, Nssc York, and n 9 Easfer~ Hs~A1
Vss tAt MeAsssn Central, Great Weafsvn.
OgtensSs,gA re,monf csssysi 80
GRAND Trunk RAILROAD OF CANADA.
faasengess ~ this Ponts have % oppost M J
visiting some Of the graudest and noua
aoffsl scenery In The world, iseludisr fcvsss,
Ntsgssa EsIas, SpsptAstcn BRIDGE 7As~ssst anse~I
AAepsds 81 tie y. LAOysars, Quebec. Aerfvs.f ~
essatssss, ~ 7sbsisv AsiSss, (mssyir no -
.sa1fA), LsAs CAs~Sisds, YsAs Of Mssfmevens
Hwds0S Atcev, etc, etc.
:. o. .. ed !. altar Ny I. 1888, Baggage win I
70 Eal0nAsrs.
Pssssgss nay - secured II The o@se o. II. g..
Pesy N ChieAgo ~ SAILING ships from LneSsa
nsssPooi, Piymouth, Glasgow, Bristol. nm
AseTdssa 80 nontrose. An sgcnt Of the Ora r.
InoNA sAlLhoAD superintends the rsuovui =
Pare from Sss 70 SIS 10 ch,e.so. II iss ~. 4,
COOKED psovisions.
The Mammoth Steamship
l. Wat n a n.
OF - 500 TONS AND 700 FEET LONG
10 snder contract TO this Compap for one Or -.
trips to Portland. Tourists' return tiokets -.
chicago TO the principal towns In EaroDn m
shortly b tssued. Tickets from ChIrss 10 "a, ~
points East, also for the Lcviatksn, or Il, ~ Fl
y. .. Co.'S ships, can be obtained Al tke o.
o. TIE brand Trunk Railroad, No. 50 De.shss1
street, Chicago.
J. wARRACK.
Agent Of Grand Truak 4. 4. Co., Of Canada.
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The Masonic RubiisAtng Assscia.
LOUISVILLE, KY,
FunIlsn
TAs Msnth1y Masonic Magasins,
OF TIE AGE,
KNrIrLfD
1.-THE AM ERICAN FWT.rMASON.o
Devoted Exclusively TO the Instruction and
Entertainment Of FreemAsonx, their
Wives, Families and Friends.
Each Number Contains portraits Of pis.in guished
Freemasons, and other Rngravings, BY
the best Artists;
Articles by DIR. A. G. Mackey, Rev. George
Oliver, Giles r. Yates, Albert Pike,
Rob't Morris, John Dove,
]. Thso. Holly,
and others,
conPsIsu
Masonic Law, History. Jarisprsdsass, and Belle
sonic Authors Of a. Pss Esntasy.
Az Masonic AontAly Ma 81 Il has no
Equal, eithog IN Beauty 81 Mechanical
Execution, os Value of ito Articles,
in the World.
~@ooa eAvntuiy nv SVhSalnB ~ m00o heo0tnR
Matter, mot 10 speak Of the Costly Kngravinss
Illustrating the same, q ALI the other
Monthly issues Of tho Masonic
Press Of AmsrisA, rolled
into one.
1t 10 acknowledged to be the best MONTHLY
Masonic Magazine Of the Age.
TERMS--PER ANNUM:
Sihgls eaescnptisn, year ,osrrAID.........e3 %
5ysau do ............ 8 %
Clues Of 70 J, sach................ ......, : 50
Cisbs Of any number above 8, each .......... 4 90
Ths Cash In al sasss must accompany the orders.
The snbsseDtions fos e~ch year cont esoe with III
dsst January number Of that year, thss supply
Ing sAe seessrtbsr with tho Masonic ROnanss ~
siss eompiets. But the work being stsyeekv,el /.
any number o. series of Numbers viii - ueife1.
postpaid, on receipt Of the price - cents each.
Addren ]. =. BRENNAN,
Secretary n. r. Assoeiation,
Jenell-dIt-wSt Louisville, Ky.
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IS: :;,'' {; Is.
Fare Redu6od!
To All Nsrshern nnd Eastcra cities!
4 SPEED INCREASED
~
D Through Tickets,
FROAxEoKUK
To !. s ss.,. York Different Routes
4 Philadelphia, - Is !"
Asilimors, "i2
!. . Y, Ms ss,s - :" :" .
/" Wheeling, "a
aaschis saa Y
- 4l.o, ~ rrel deterrent routes to all the
principe intern PAGES.
es-x lso, to AylVauhec, Freeport, aalena, Dun
ieNh and St. Psn> 81.
sn-Al.o, 70 ne Railroad Cities in Upper and
ton, Toronto, Kingston, Montreal and Quebec. ?
p;tsL,. 80 ofus"soufkn' y. -
CAN BE PROCURED AT THE
RAILROAD TICKET OFFICE,
lfa;nSt brf,cssn E;rsS md S..o.J o,.
door above the Billings House,
KEOKuK, IOWA.
fE-P Passengers can save Time and Money
by buyinp THROUGH TICKETS
xsr b ssr, thu. Won arc in tho Rich. oeee. -sa
-. - - ''' -''eAs oA0'' 10y
Go; :
Good for an unlimited iength Of time allowing
sumo their Journey at lcisure.
Stcatnboa. Tickets good until Close of Navigation.
mss-p,sssnoers can o,tn;n Re,;ah,e yrform.,;or
=, IL. e,tgrs N r.cs,d - ali 49, p,.,as -
INA in;t,dstale, and q, nadss -yns
|siotice open AZ al u9urs, -
= n. iEWhsBtH1,
foretss IioSet agent ~. b.@ Y. II. n, Line
june is-aAw
&. Il. GIFFcasD,
CLOCKS, spEcTAcLEs. SILVER WARE so
rAird-.t.. bet. Main and Johnson,
kkokc IOWA.
! r s;..;s Z s.s
tat il.v;n. ..onsn,anaa ~I,h ~ ~. $500.
n ths United stases All 81 an nv Ss sao.
maae to order AMI are unsurp...ss IN oSsIis, ~
st,I Tho .,o.L T an 80 onsa;n aaa.; a., "
bari. Fine cold and silver Ws,chss Fnriish nd
original DESIGNS, silver W.,s ~ avsrx d.se,n,;an
war,an,ea pnra coin l.aa;s.s srd aan,,.r
JewsIv u al Kinds includlny i. nsysr hssars
offered in the maYk a. ~ ~ issa,old Siivs,
steel AMI platel - kpsr;.oan;c
Cane doahY fn,a..g a,a.p y,
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FROM e. m. sCmsvEN,s ACENCI
MonsreaI Ocean Steamship Ce,s|
STEAM A.: '''''|


ANaLO,sAxoN, N,RTH AMERICAN, |
BOHEMIAN, tnew} NORTH BRI1ON, (ns{
Running In connection with the GRAND TRUN
RAILROAD Of Canada. under contract with
the Canadian Government TO transport
the AAin.
DATES OF SAILING.
PROM ounBEc. Snon IyvnsyooG.
Rvsrsry alternate Eatur- Every alternate v sds1
day from the 12nd Of day from the MI
November, inclusive. October, inslusivs.
During the winter months these vessels soaneI
with the GRAND TRUNK RAILROAD ct e
land.
RATES OF PASSAGE.
Sre~ cAtesss to Liverpool, via Mich Central, err
Western and GRAND TRUNK RAfLR0Al|
and Steamer,
la class 80 o Al
according 70 accommodation.
including cooked provisions.
No1 Liverpool 10 cAtessc, via Steamers s,A ~
roads,
iss .3sS 70 sis
asserting 10 accommodation.
HG
seciudin1 cooked provisions.
fully qusli1s1 Surgeon sails In Sash v.auel.
haeA Fssssnss1 tlskstcd throsRh win $ =
Iovsa tns saas quantity q baegAGs 1asa By I'D
rosa = y Steamer, Wis 70 subic feet for -
cabin ana 10 feet for ssch stssrsfs passenger.
6peaaAl tsatss from Quebec vtsA tbs Nam p
Passenger are dispatched % he arrival Of -
Steamer,
twill ;. observed from the Sollov,ps ,.h,. =
the Canadian lime have beaten every other m -
NJ tAs Atlantic, the average passages Of IT, ~
y. sne Canssd lines % BY The annual tables In r
n. \. HsrAd during 1851 being
.AsswAnp. w.e~v..
Csliias Lins, ia an 20m colIips Ens. IA Ia :
C.nard ~. Ied 1Sh 3m Cunard N. III i1A n
1sstos I'D 6h tm Bostcn iN m =
cassdias hnsiedish On Canadian L, ia is =
Ine longest pesssGes made blythe Canadian "a !
The Collins Line have made parsasss Of Is Is I
dsyr, and the cunsrd Lins of 70 II dsys.
for Pas:axt or Freight from Chicago 70 Live
pool, or Liverpool 70 Chicago. apply 10
J. WAkkACK,
Agent Of the NJ. q. 81. Co..
NO. 30 Dearborn Street, CAseseo M.
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q A French paper states that by an &C
cident charcoal has been discovered to be a
cure for burns. By laying piece Of cold
charcoal upon the burn, the pain subsidies
nmsaiately. By leaving IT, charcoal on
- the wound is healsia has been
'dem6 trted on several oaoaaipns. The rem.
: :sy i:s : .nd si-R p ssss.iD'y de-
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keokmk Female q Ollegc.
vISHE Directors Of this College have made ar
Il rHngements with Dr.. Sanford, BY which th
Institution will be Transferred to tho large an.
beautiful Hall Of the Iowa Medical COLLEGE, an.
have elected Rev. Chss. A. Williams. Principsl--,
gentleman we'll known andrecommsnded ~ possess
Ing al that test and experience and those iterar,
and scientific qualifications, requisite to the com
plete aud permanent success Of this important On
terprisc.
Tho Spring Term will commences on Monday
March pa, under the superiutendance d b. VIII
liams, aided BY competent aud sxpsricneed uschsrs
the choice Of teachers, tho course Of st0y, and TIL
general discipline 81 the College being subject |,
the supervision and approval of the Board, witl
the pledge Of their permanent cooperation -
counsel.
II is the purpose Of the Board TO build IN an
stitution which ilfully meet the wants Of ~
city and in this effort they hope for 49,
tion and sympathy Of ali intel.igsa11
citixens. TsHz3.9
The Institution will henceforth b $3.50
Tor female pupils, and will ccmprehsnd 1917
aud advanced departments, With the design of Il
ultimate thorough organization and classification
ana of such advancement and progress ~ the intel
ligeat patronage Of the community viii sustain.
This arrangement secures the cooperation AND
influence Of Dr.. Sanford, TO whose liberaIity ant
public spirit the Institution Is indebted for til,
very favorable terms which have been made for tn,
use Of his rooms.
The terms Of tuition will be, a. heretofore. si,
and eight dollars per quarter for ordinary studies
with small additional charge for Incidental ex
penses. and extra charges for Latin, French, ser
- n1sISee6,.
Han r. r u. .
Rev. v. II. wIllians. Rev. =
wn. Lsian1h sssss aafssssC =.
6Eg Gs9 81 4 ]. =.
NJ r. VI n. ~
nnf M f3s n
~ llk@.3
Suer117
trIS riliH ~ ~. -
khISae9
quartz 49, 49,
NH
Lsasuae r. lSde.As -
0nars~s- s 81.
Com ~ n M - H.
Payable q the eu1 sSs
49, m
- W. 60 -
~ W. S aa...n Csi,
1'oo IN ''ivugAn, a. =, Dsthany Col
Rev. j. 4. Neon p-,,. -
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- 11IlIIii7 ~
.,.sssssas.
MsS m
NJ
IX8HEX 81 ls1
y ss1aAs. -
Il u ~ ss8isss
~ 4gssAs 4 f.! s1(sss
s III. =. 90 -. - & z.
SO - N y q 4. .lIs
ls# g. - ~ y MN. ~
Bat ~ So 49, haS1 - ~
Of the ns9lort - T4ho HOUSE.. ~ kevl
thrown too Sk06A NJ ~ Ausineea q ~
House on IT, ConniilSss o. Ways and MsAis,
| VplumineQp or1a from III kxecutiva,ls
-, without in1exss, to3AAi
y nos q the pD1m Of thsi
i've - ffopsl 3npiey and
"a q al sAia bssiAsss, ana there
80 - nsrs tEaasesibing clerks
j. .1. !.l l1Dcs -. Whsa Y.
jSsssS IS u.I Con !.
- 70 bne
|2JlHka1 ~ xxnr1 nome
not right. EvOey ~ RI IL
lowed TO orieinA3si1s staliGa bill.
THERE'S 20 rsAssd V y - n 10
Oommitt6e on MiliAe o1atnan1
should hot have Tie f. n army
appropriation bin, ino15 nniitfoe
|of WsysAnd Meda = Iittse q
se~- ~ 80 ~.~~ ~
aaquaiate1 with he detef1s pf that service,
40 thers 10. mot ono soldier, much less .
Gonesal, on the Committee OF Ways and
MeAns.
Nbses h = ssesbn why the Committee on
GAin,s syer which the gentleman from
IL. Booock] presides, should not
IT. 10y appropriation bill. The Com
~ Ways and Means was originally
els las the saqnistss 70 wAioe should be
measures Of revenue Ind tariff
M being cosAesd 70 to ,Ahsy have
ferred to tno the whsls Agisla-
k1sonpossd, = G u this session, Of :
strong party oaoe, AHd the Administration
can command : majority cit, we virtually
deprive ouree1yeiSf allpoWer to decide on
business tl|J - that oomnistee, il is
sspops % s sssou. R psI smps or 10
question Of 66snce.
AuosAss neglect or abuse il 10 the mode in
which 10 conduct our business. The prsc-
ticsi limitation Of debate il a surrender Of
our privilege. Every grievance should be
4
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Notice to HousekoopnlIn 81,
ECONOMY OF TIME AND [ S 1
ONLYFOK 30 DAY1

ONLh FOX 30 DA y%
HlLl sell l5o cords Of dry and - -
uHpER cosr, twothirds At which Is u II Arr
quality for making quick and hot ares, fssWit :
Mack berry, Hickory and Ash, and one third Oak,
Elm and Wslaai, ~ cut two tesn ago. For thu
next 80 days Will aal this n " by the cord, tour
Feet long, delivered, At the following pricey
cord hard and dry, delivered, (unsswsd), - 90
cords do do sawed, is 90
10 do do do do rs q
The second quality, or soft Nod, will hlSlirS
Isredot ~ Is per cord. %4M
n Persona whe. wish to tsy thiSV 0od can hayV
1osd Of = e. aelivere for 81 Is, or loads
(making c0fdl for ~ ~
Quantities Of mot lsss than cords sawed any.
where IN theeity for rs 80 per cord.
Persons wishing goo4 Food will call soon Il
the Wood lard, corner Of Hteh aud Fifth stree
- TEAMS positively CASH. 90
iuns2liim i. LEBREloN. y
GRASS SEED for sale by -.
III ss cLE5HOkN, TAYLOR 4 TO, NE
lune2ldssM Lsvses3
OPEN 1OGGY.
HNE new 6ue buggy. for safe chesp. At Z
" TikLiNdnAA LANE 4 Bu1ffR.
Sajunel1 dgAesf The IN Nxo.
Passr Deasis Wlu Ies P111
CTLvEK PAATKD and BdtAnais dosSi1l
~ Ice pitcher. fos sale y -
TILLISNR1er. la 1UEL's,
junel7 IN sign q Jhs BrsaA-axs.
2 1 !: s::;;;1 n ! ,n.,..
10y siof ~ AE66l-axs.
81 $780, xSsssssxE&
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y Il l.ssnss ana NaGg az - ~! X -
1xasa' f21
- Lol y slyl ~ a a wsfs ~ .
g.. sss !.s. ~ oeits - msssasissssS e
1s' p j ~! sen9 ~. UAseai OF Osdar.
yenf n. - \ Hardin.
"A Rice g slAhaalA.
w. iiIss % Vee&e Asordo.
y, Dfake = wayne. \
.! sess % deiegstss in attend
va! NJ nj sSss harmony prevailed, and
vented to the people Of Iowa.
u o4csA prooeedings haze not yet come
to hand. - "
allin sas - HsDnS = I nven.
No..
This BY nssse spSinsasld on ~ 10Th.
ovr - and alssrnAsss -
presents 49, sountiss-ail u The
State butdvs-wsss = presented. Ths NEST
Miller f,he nre,ent ;ncurSentY -. nom;n..
-. - TSt
,. nv . 49,. ,. =
r.Es...na, xa.a.. p.:.;s... s !. - :.
10.ven''0a. nO'am Lincoln ~ un.n'"oosl
yaeoiared the ono.ce OF the hspoo''oans or
>4ninois to succeed Douglas in the U. s. Sen
ats. Resolutions were passed commend X
!: C: !: ); :: e: &: =: &C:
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-06-21

]. sulclD - - III .. goins
|elks man b ) Of Ale 3one Nv.
Ing north VI iowa, e0Iitted sui
eide BY hanging himself In n NahAeSnD ~
morning Of May 10th. Dc ~
suppscsd to have been the es6 hing
IN. W Post.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-06-21

The London Court Journal says there
= low little doabk from the state Of neg0s
tiations between her Majesty Queen Victoria
and King Leopold, a Belgium, that family
allisnee will take place between the two
Powers, and chat the affair will be speedily
communicatcd to both Houses OF Parliament.
Victoria, from present prospects, will be able
TO supply oil Europe with consorts for the
thrones.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-06-21

81 vs ~ 1aQBs AsshssU -
II Ae veaeved hls 00es fAfo the ~ - q
e1snss 4 Main and Second strssts. Mnl1e :
o. % eseona-st. fA1h1I y
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-06-21

p0N1QEessaonal Conway
tt0a. &c
No. ceavsntien, e. ths psrpe
aa ss(idasc for RssResehnys in CO..
tConGTsssionai District Of Iswav
~ Rset II 0skaloosa, on wednss-
I'll gesentation Of each county win
ositeota - every one hundred Republics
N nd a additional one for every .ffaetieA
ksH Ny the vote for Governor at the last stats
ADo3sa hse1g the basis. Organised osn.iei with
- eAsndrsd Alcsa voters viii -
I sDae = - ~ IL.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-11-18

CIAssIFyINa.-The Chicago Times has
Q lsughable classification Of the two lun-
drsd and fifteen Buchanan votes cast in the
city cf fChicago. The following items may
sefrs Is specimens: a' ~ ''''a - -. .
Employees in the. Post Office, 90;
Route Agents, So; Or. Brainard, Surgeon
Marine Hospital. l; Patients in same, 81
Employees in Custom House, IL; Col.
Carpenter, l.; other Carpenters, 3; Coils
Speed, and Shurley and Naele, 81; Light
House Keeper, I ;; ynited States Marshal
and Deputies, f6; Col. Leib, NJ. D., /;
Colonel Blackburn, l; ;other Blackburns, !;
Col; Clowry,I: other Clowrys, i; Little
Nan with yellow Sword, i. a..5 ro- {
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-11-18
Notice.

T1HE undersigned George Feasel. who is now
STATE e0nthfa m oho An ,ne aad
srnieaed upon his plea IL Guilty in the court ol
Common Pleas, Of Holmes County. Ohio. upon
an Indictment for horse stealing. at the March
term thereof. 10 vii; On The 23d day Of March,
1855. and was then and there sentenced to
three years imprisonment in the Penitentiary
will on the 18th day Of December. A. d. 1888,
at 10 o'clock A. NJ. of said day. make appfIca-
tion, TO the Governor of the State OF Ohio. at
his office in the city of Columbus, to pardon
him. the ssid George Feasel from said imprison-
ment. GEORGE rEAoEb.
oct. %. ls5s-v3nlO. '''''
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-11-18

/ HoRsEs AND MULR.-rhoussnt!s of these val
liable animals are lost every year. from their
owners not knowingh how totrest the various dis
eases they were suffering with. or from using
inferior remedies. This is peculiarly 50 in le-
gard to such diseases as epringlalt. SPAWN.
poll-evil and all such as are the result ofsprains
bauises, harness grams, &c. All these diseases
are readily sur.ble by theuse ofserne penetra-
ting Linament. which is absorbed by the pores
OF the skin.and at once drives off the bad hu-
mors that feed and keep up the disease
Among allzthe Linamenisthat have ever 1cep
invented, none posses The peneirativc and diffu-
sive principle to such degree as Dr. =Bragg's
Arctic Linament, an article which israpidly
driving all similar preparations out Of the mar
ket. For sale at the BOOK STORE Millers-
burg, o. efrr = &3.aff