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In the fourth Congressional district of New
Jersey, the recent Democratic Convention sp.
pointed four gentlemen to call the next Con-
vention. They have met, but cannot agree upon
the terms, as two are Anti Lecompton and two
are for supporting the Administration. II is
thought that this will defeat the Democratic
nominee in that district, as the opposition are
willing tc unite upon any Ant. Lecomptonite in
favor of at once bringing Kansas into the
Union.
The national era. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1847-1860, 1858-08-19
from lASL week

The Board of Ordnance officers, appointed
for that purpose have decided in favor Of
Morse's model for altering old arms so as to
make them breech-losding arms.
The national era. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1847-1860, 1858-08-19

II is said that the Government will resent any
interference in the affairs of Nicaragua on the
part of England and France, both Costa Rics
and Nicaragua having invited the protection OF
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-12-18
JOHN SEMPLE 4 SON,
Successor to G.. KRANZ.

NJ 1852 Second st., MUSCATINE.
We are now offering for sale at re-
dnced prices, our large l. varied stock Of lew
elry. Give us a call before purchasing else.
where. Remember the place at Kranz's old
stau,l, 1852 Second street, Muse atine, Iowa.
Watches, Clocks and Jswelry earthly &c.
paired. ~
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COMMERCIAL CALCULATIONS,

Embrace general exercises and rules for every va
riety OF computations pertaining TO business, be.
ing taught accordingto the most modern and ap-
proved methods: Interest, Discounts. Equations,
arbitration Of Exchanges, &c.
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49, -
NOTICE ~ IR1 FELERG
NEW ROUTE.
INTO CEN TRIAL TOW =
CHICAGO, IOWA AID NEBRASKA
:3slAltlbl. lalo!AlplG.
OPEN TO ONION GROVE.
II Miles West of the Mississippi

nN AND AFTER WEU'SDAY. Dec. LIST l,.s
~ and until further notice, trains will rum a.
follows: " 90
leave Clinton at SIS. 4. NJ. and 80 =. NJ
Are at Mechanicsville 1915 \. NJ ana 8 90 p n
Leave Meehaniesvde 900 4. II. and 200 p n
Arrive Ut Clinton 1880 4. NJ. and 4 40 p N
Connecting with through trains Tor Cbirara
over the Dixon Airline Of the Galena ana Chj''
cago Union Railroad. III
At Dewitt with stages for Davenport, uaauoke
ia and Amamoso.
At ankee Run, with wages Cor Toronto. Tin.
ids. N''P
Freight trains leave daily
The shortest. cheapest and most expeditions
east. - PM
fs~An agent will be a: the depot in Fulton to
receive all baggage for Clinton or The Road With
wlIl be conveyed across the river free If charge.
Freight Trains leave daily
~ SMITH, Eng and superintendent.
Clinton, Nay !, 1855
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I ACARD FROM DIR. JAMES MAR
REI"r. Of the N. Y. Lung flfirmary.-

ACARD FROM DIR. JAMES NJ. JAR.
! REI"r. Of the N. Y. Lung iniirmary.-
My connection for the past eight years with the above
Institution, as Chief hyscisn, and "a twelve years
course OF steady devotion to the cure OF Pulmonary
Consumption and its kindred diseases, together with my
unriyalcd opportunities and advantage Of pathological
rcsearchaided not little by perfect system M d.
fcal 1nhalation-hase enabled me To arrive at deci
sve, direct and successful treatment for the
positive and radical of all diseases the Throat
Lungs, and Air-PAssagsx. by inhalation, the va
por and curative properties Of the medicines directly
addressed To the diseased and the intcgument
do not advise the of Medical Inhalation Of any
kind, to the exclusion Of general tredteat and al
though consider it useful adjuyant In the proper
OF those fearful and often fatal Diseases yet
deem very necessary that each patient should have
the benefit of both general and local treatment The
success OF treatment in the above diseases, and the
high character 81 the Institution which have
long had the honor IL preside, are too well known to
need any euogy comment from At the solicta
tnn Of many private and professional friends through
whose philanhropic aid the above charity has been long
and literally supported. and after due consideration.
have concluded to make such gements n bring
the benefits Of MY experience and treatment within the
reach Of all. aud not cantuc myself, heretofore
those only who entered the intrmary who able
to visit at my Office Hoping therefore that the az
rangement will give entire satisfaction, both my pro-
fessona brethren and the public would repcctfully
announce In conclusion, that nOfo BE- coRsaftcd
personally By letter all diseases above, and that
the medicines, the used in the institution pre-
pared 10 suit each individual case. Inhaling va
pors Medical Inhalers, &c, &c, will he forward
ed by express to part of the United States Can
das. TERas-siy terms of treatment ly letter IRE -
follows viz: .l2 per month for each patient, which will
include medicine for months use: also, Inhalsng
Napor, and an IEhaliug Apparatus. Payment follows
SO tobc paid to express agent receipt If the box Of
medicine, aud the balance So tho el ration If the
month. II the patient be cured Is entirely satisfied
with the treatment. Patients avarg themselves of DR.
Jsrrett's treatment may rely upon Immediate and per-
manent and immediate relief he seldom has treat
thirty days Letters for advice promptly n
swered. For further partic lars address
JAMES VI. JARRETT. MD.
No. $40 Broadway, cor. Twe'Gh 81. n. Y.
.FFtAF IL tlHFm
spetfully invited to call at the Tn1nary where many
interesting can he witnessed, and Improved
apparatus for the inhalation Incdicated yapor can
be seen and inspected. 2s-m6.
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Practical Penmanship.

In this Department as in all others, these Col
leges stand without a rival The styles of PIac.
teal, Ornamental, and Ladies' Epistolary Pen.
manship SO universally ndmired by all lovers OF
good Writing, as taught at these Colleges, are not
equalled, and il Is intended they never shall be.
Written Specimens Of Peumanship sent free OF
charge. Oh application.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-12-18
The only Full Course Mercantile Col.
lege In Iowa.

i
lege in Iowa.
1t is the design of the proprictors OF these Col
leses to spare no expense in making these model
Institutions aiiording the most adequate facilities
for young men TO qualify themselves for respon.
sible positions in life.
The course of instruction is as thorough and
completely practical as that of any similar insti
tuition in the Union; comprising practical cAer.
cises in
KEEPING AND ACCOUNTS.
adapted to every department Of trade, commerce
manufactures-comprising the best forms in use
among the most eminent establishment ts engaged
individually or in partnership, in business, wheth
er prosperous or adverse in the purchase and
sale of merchandise at wholesale aud retail. i'm
porting aud exporting on their own account on
commission OF on joint speculation, Including
speculation in stocks, real estst", &C., with job
bling, mining shipping manufacturing, steam
boat, railroad banking and exchange, and books
ofjoint stock and chartered asso Citations generally
EVENING LECTURES.
Delivered by professional men of acknowledged
ability and talent on subjects int imately eonncc
ted with the interests of the merchant me chanic
farmer aud others viz Mercantile Law, Railroad
ing and Marine Law, Banking and Exchange Pc.
litical History, Commercial Geography, Laws OF
Nations, Mercantile Customs, Correspondence
Science of Accounts, etc.
Practical Penmanship.
In this Department, as In all others, these Col.
leges stand without a rival. The styles of Prac.
teal, Ornamental and Ladies' Epistolary Pen.
manship, SO universally ndmired by all lovers OF
good Writmg, as taught at these Colleges, are not
equaed, and il il intended they never shall be.
Written Specimens of Peumanship sent free OF
charge, Oh application.
Mercantile Correspondence.
Such exercises are introduced upon this subject
are calculated to impress business habits on the
student as well as 10 familiarize him with com.
mercial techniralities and rhraseology-inclr-
ding pro forma Invoices, Account Sales Bills of
Exchange, &c.
COMMERCIAL CALCULATIONS,
Embrace general exercises and rules for every va
riety OF computations pertaining TO business, be.
ing taught according to che most modern and an.
proved methods: Interest, Discounts. Egna.ioas
arbitration Of Exchanges, &c.
TIM. Of CoHlmrncisg -Now-any time.
H.YttSits gaaitf catioas 10 eRt.T,--An ordinary
English education.
Time rsqn'red to comp iete the com se-From eight
to twelve weeks
Cost Of Stationery. Sc--From Sc To Sl2.
ID komas-AwarGed to well qualified graduates.
Life ScholarshipS-lssued in one College good in
the other.
College Rooms--Statly furnished and convenient.
ly arranged, being airy and in the most bcau,i.
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TERMS-Payabie on Entering.
For full Collegiate course embracing all depart.
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ship with the privilege of reviewing in either
College at sny future time, without extra tuition
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-12-18

NEW FEATURES---FIFTH YEAR
Cosmopolitan Art Association
SUPERB ESGRAvINGs.
Beautiful Aft journal!
VALUABLE PREMIUMS, &C.
This popular Art Assoc iation, now in its fifth
year of unparalleled success, having purchased,
aud engraved On steel, Herrings's great painting,
THE VILLAGE BLACKSMITH will now issue copies
to subscribers only on heavy plate paper 3UN3S
inches, on the following
Terms Of Subscription.
Every person sending us Three Dollars. will
receive copy OF the snperb steel engraving after
iicrrines celebrated painting,
THE VILLAGE BLACKSMITH.
Also copy Of the beautiful
COSMOPOLITAN ART JOURNAL.
An eie gantIy illustrated quarto magazine. Also
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ISOLATION. There aili also be given to the sub.
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comprising several Oil Paintings, Bronzes, Sculp-
lures &c. &c, from celebrated American and
foreign artists.
Subscriptions will be received up to Jan. !,
1859. On the evening If that date the premiums
will be awarded to subscribers.
For full particulars, see December Art Journal,
price so cents. Specimen copies sent to those
desiring to subscribe, on the receipt Of ls cents
in postage stamps orcoin. Address
C. l.. DERBY, AcTuARY c. A. A.,
Eastern Once, 54s Broadway. N. T.,
Or, Western Office, lG6 Water-st. Sandusky,'.
Or, WM II. Trrnni. CEDAR county. Iowa.
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EVENING LECTURES.

Delivered by professional men Of acknowledged
ability and talent on subjects intimately eonnec-
ted with the interests of the merchant, nee hanic,
farmer aud Others, viz: Mercantile Law, Railroad
ing and Marine Law, Banking and Exchange Po-
litica History, Commercial Geography, Laws or
Nations, Mercantile Customs, Correspondence,
Science nf Acrnnnfs
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Mercantile CorresEondencc.

Such exercises are introduced upon this subject
rs are calculated to impress business habit. on the
student, as veil as 10 famiiarize him with com.
mercial techniralites and rhraseology--inclr-
ding pro torma Invoices, Account Sales Bills of
Exchange &c.
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TERMS-Payabie on Entering.

For full Collegiate course, embracing all depart
ments of Book Keeping, Lectures and penman
ship, with the privilege of reviewing in eithe,
College at sny future time. without extra tuition
charge, thus presenting Life Scholarship-si 10
Penmanship alone, one year, $40.
Penmaaship,-twentyl essans-S5
Ornamental Penmanship, Card Writing and Of
Hand Floarishing-as agreed upon.
Any further information will be given Will,
pleasure on application attic College or by send.
ing for circular, which will be furnished gratuit.
ously by return mail. Address
DAVIS X Upton,
May 29-a22yl Davenport or Peoria
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CHAS. & WIN R. STONE
Wholesale and retail dealers in
Ii a X ID w A RE.

IL "A Ii II w "a MI
Machines, agricultural Implements and
SEEDS OF ALL KINDS.
HAVE in store, and respectfully offer for,,,.
IL at st. Louis or Chicago prices, to the trade
OF at retail,
w Kegs nails, (assorted Sizes
40 boxes glass, do
$4,000 lights sahs, do
30 coils MANILA rope, do
30 coils lead pipe, do
~ circular saws, 0arge sizes)
aooO IT best leather betting, all widths.
100 doz. butchers files,
80 doz. axes,
100 doz. axe handles,
100 doz. shovels and spades,
9 casks log chains,
1000 lbs. carriage bolts, nuts & washers,
% mouse-hole anvils,
20 blacksmth's bellows,
ogether with sve,y variety of platform and
counter scales, carpenters, hacksmlth,s and
cooper's tools; house building and shelf hard
ware, &c, &c. We have the largest and best
selected stock Of goods in Iowa. and are bou,d
to sell al the lowest rates. Cali and see If we
are not IN earnest. No. 2. Union Block.
h9o-'a Mnscatine, Iowa.
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-10-16
POLITICAL IETELLIcEgcR

Hon. David T. Seymour, Of Troy. ID the democrats can
didate for Congress in 18th district OF New York.
The Boston Bee, ck-repubcan organ repudates tho
republican nomination for State senator from the Wvr-
cester central district, and pronounces 1t "a nomination
not ft to DO made
The Hampshire Mass Gazette learns that the Ameri
cans about TO hold convention in the tenth district
and propose to put lev. Mark afton tho for
Congress- IL Is also limited that American county
convention Is TO be held in Hampshire county The
publicans refused 10 nominate Chafee, and put up
new man by the Of Delano. The Americans dis
contented with this arrangement
DIR. J c. Sibley has issued card announcing himself
as independent republican candidate for Congress in
the 2Sth dstrc ct KELSEY of New York o. b. Matte
son is opposing Roscoe Conkling, who was nominated
over him In the 10th district.
Robert H. McCurdy is the fusion nominee for Congress
in the 9th district of New York.
The democrats of the third congressional district OF
Massachusetts, have nominated Arthur W. Austin, col
lector of Boston, for Congress.
The Americans and republicans In the first congress
sional district of New York have nominated Luther c.
Carter of Flushing, for Congress In the second dis
trict James Humphrey is the fusion candidate.
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-10-16
PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.

Among the recent arrivals at New York from Europe
man who had played somewhat conspicuous part
In the Hungarian revolution George d Arnsberg, adu-
tant of General Dembinski. Condemned ut first by
Austrian court -martial to be hr1sed his penalty
afterwards cornmuted to sixteen years Imprisonment la
irons in the fortress of Kusein On the LIST Of August
last the Emperor having remited the balance of his
sentence George Arnsberg went TO Hanover, whence
he sailed for this country to join the other Hungarian
emigrants who have settled in America.
new ive-act comedy of New York Life, by Dr.
Wainwright of the late Bishop Wainwright, will DO
produced ut Wallack's Theatre, New York. in about
fortnight. 1t is said to BIO very cleverly written.
Mr. Walker, formerly assistant editor Of the Lon
don Daily News succeeds to the management of that
journal the place lately made vacant by the death Of its
accomplished editor, Mr.. William Weir.
The st. Louis Republican mentions that Msjor NJ
Oliver formerly member Of Congress from Missouri is
about to from Ray county, in that State, TO
Selma Alabama, where he will pursue the practice Of his
profession of the law
Charles G. Campbell esq of Petersburg, Va propo-
to publish early the ensuing year edition Of his
valuable history OF that State 1t will be thoroughly
revised and much enlarged TO make it In effect
original production
Gov McMullin addressed the citizens of Lee county
Va Monday at their recent court and the impression
was left upon the minds of some that he may, under
certain circumstances become candidate. The cir
cumstances these the climate of Washington Terri
tory is injurious to the Governors health and he has
therefore asked some
other locality If this not DONE in all probability he will
resign the governoship Of Washington and again be
candidate for Congress.
The President has appointed Geo. III Abbott, of Ore
gon sub-agent for the Indians in that Territory
The following named Americans touring in Europe:
Al Haerlaehol--Iieutenant and Mrs Aulick, u. s. N ,
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Bergh, Mr.. and Mrs. Jerome Mr.
and Mrs Raymond Mr. and Mrs. Hutchinson, Mr.. Van
Buren,, New York Madame Bodisco and family Mr.
Whitwell, Massachusetts, Al Vsvdy Mr.. and Mrs
Dwight II. Post, Mr. Hnrlbut, Mr. Alfred Munson New
York Mr. and Miss Tiffany, Baltimore Mr. Fl. Motley
and family, Nine. de Hauteville, Massachusetts,. Al
Genepa-Mr. Jacob and family, Kentucky; Mr.. H. d.
Lesesne, Mr.. Porcher, South Carolina; Mr.. Porter Mr.
Carnith, Massachusetts,. at Baden Bada-Mr. NJ H.
Grinnell and family, Mr. and Mrs. Henry W. Hicks Mr.
Lee, Mr.. Lawrence, New York Mr. Ives and family
Rhode Island Mr. julius Prngle and family, South Car
DINA Mr. and Mrs. Grund, Washington, ID. c.; Mrs. W.
M. Gwn and family, California.
Purser. s. " Hunter, u s, N, is at present in the
city.
James Mcdowell, esq. of Missouri appointed consul
general to Constantnope, is at the National Hotel Also
Geo N. Sanders, esq, navy agent at New York.
Hon. Daniel +. Sickles of New York, arrived In the
city last evening he is stopping at Browns Hotel
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-10-16
NEWS FROM CALIFORNIA BY THE PAM
.,# MA ROUTE.

The steamship Star Of the West arrived in New York
carly yesterday morning, bringing the mails from San
francisco by the Panama route up to the list ultmo
Our files of papers came duly to hand last evening We
do not find however anything of very great interest
pecay as the dates but five days than those
ceived by the overland mail, through st. Louis
The announcement of the Of the laying of the
cable had made great sensation in California; and prep
aations making to celebrate 1t with many demon
STATIONS of joy.
Baldwins majority in California for supreme court
Judge is 845 The senate will consist of "a democrats
and 10 opposition In the assembly there SIS demo
cratic members and rs opposition Hon. w. /. Fergu-
son. senator from Sacramento county died on the 18th
September from the effects Of the wound received in the
duel with Johnston.
The second trip of the overland mail line to leave
San Francisco on the 25h OF September and regularly
there after every Monday and Friday The next mail will
therefore be due at st Louis in two three days
The government stables at the Bencia Barracks had
been destroyed by fire
Advices from Fraser river are to September 9Th The
mining news more cheering. The river rap
idly falling and the miners realizing high $50
per day Dry diggings had been found dear Fort Yale
No new Indian difficulties had been reported in Orc
gon, but there had been rumors of Indian fights and
was, that train and several hundred men, under
General Palmer, had been attacked Walla- walIa
and all killed. There had been confirmation of this
The San Francisco market active, with large spec
uatiye sales Of Eastern produce at improved prices In
specteu HaXail SlJ 0U DarreI. Money
was abundant and cheap.
THE INDIAN WAR IN OREGON
Inc Portland Times of the 2sth publishes note writ
ten by an attache Of the army at Waa Walla ON the
10Th reports that the troops have been employed in
the construction of temporary fors boats etc. for eros
sing Snake river fort had been erected in the neigh
borhood of Tu-canon to be led Fort Taylor in mem
ory Of the gallant Col. Taylor, who was killed in Col
Stepoes engagement with the Indans-that the Indians
bad called for talk and rightly denied ittlat
subsequently, they fired the grass the other sidethat
the impression s that the Indians will give way before
the advancing columns and show fight when and when
only they feel assured of being in possession of advan
@ges sufficient to render victory in their favor quite
talny--that portion of the troops will remain at Fort
taylor and the rest proceed at to Colve and that
the sentiment Of the army officers is decidedly and right
~ favor OF making this warlike excursion something to
be remembered by the Indians
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-10-16
FROM THE GOLD HUNTERS.

The Kansas City Journal of Commerce Of the 9th In
stant has letter from the gold hunters who recently
eit That city, dated ut Council Grove September oath
The company had augmented till it numbered nineteen
wagons and hundred men, who all getting along
Well They say Thus far we hive progressed finely,
losing none of stock and ali the boys being in fine
splits We have been met by several wagons returning
from Pixies peak whose reports are rather dscouaging
lney showed us specimens which they brought from the
nes OF the very finest quality bnt in very small par-
GIGS and they ntermxed with the black sand SO that it
dlcult to distinguish between the gold and the sand
ney exhibit 1t in small goosequill and report 1t
the result of summers hard labor They believe that
ete some gold there, but not in quantities sufficient
70 pay Tor mining They were in the mines prospecting
r nearly three months These reports and statements
ne eorroberated by others whom have met and who
advise US to return