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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-10-14

--lIalshalIs Uterine Cafhoic0n vii certainly cure all
/ the diseases for which II Is recommends D."
/ s-Ihere Is no med lcue like it in this couuirv."
In the worst I have met with Marshalls
Uterine CathOlicOn Is GER ain and safe remedy"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-10-14

The Vote of CIeveIand.

Cleveland, Republican maj on Judge
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-10-14
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIYFN. thai
+ q OST-jIiL7 m 30 Ar Al AR0TTT Il m - %

IL O'clock, on he Plank Road from Cleveland to New
burg between the Toll Gale and American House old
Porte AOuuaie amir S30O0 note Si00 note
and another note which there about Sis due and
other valuable papers, American Half Dolar-an Of
which belons 70 AIr. Joseph Adams. Any information
which VIII lead % the c0very o the Porte honnae and
COME VIII be hber2liy rewarded.
July sl-itf 6.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-10-14
More to be Admired than the
RICHEST DIADEM

aul! Clevslsn
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-10-14

In tins city, on the l2ih saut. by Rev J. BttengtI
Mr. OSCAR A. CiiILDS o. Miss MARIHAJ J. SEARLs
ali Of 4 IeaLd.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-05-28

MokE ssispLss stoPrKD.--iiv recent de-
cition o. the Postmaster General, all letters
addressed 70 persons or firms known to i.
hetii,ous arc 70 be At once forwarded 10 the
Dead Letter oihce, instead Of being deliver
- !. 4.s s,esse PROGRESSING 10 represent the
Fictitious concern. III COMMUNICATIONS adj.
dressed 70 Z. Z. Todd 4 Co., Huntington 4
Co. Or. ii. Jamcs, the ..Rslired pay,iTian !,
Monnstt x Co., DR.. Wallace, Or. lie Bran.
DIR. DE Lorme, and Dumher Of other boyu.
lottery, qaack nedicine, and obscene rubli-
cation swindisrs, will hereafter be- sen, a, once
to Washington, and the money they NAV 81.
Ian returned 10 tbs ssn1ara.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-05-28
Discount On Prompt Payment Of
Taxes.

The city Council Yesterday adopted res.
eiution, with only one dissenting voice, in
straeting the Judiciary Committee to renor,
al the next session, on Monday, an ord-
nance allowing a discoun, Of fifteen per cent
on al taxes paid within one month from
this date.
The object Of this ordinance il to furnish
eaeh Inducements as vii secure the paymen,
81 Sufficient amount Of taxes to NEE, m,
July interest. The expression was sufficient.
" decided and unanimous to insure ~
adoption OF an ordinance att the next maekae
o. TIE Council Offering discount Of al ,eas,
hftesh aed possibly twenty per cent. The
object to be obtained is one which il az vcry
great Importance 70 the credit md the inter.
ests 81 the city, and ws hope the mensur,
may accomplish the end aimed At.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-05-28

4 Republican State Convention will be held II
Iowa City, on Thursday, the 18th day Of June,
1853, for the purpose Of nominating Secretary,
Auditor, Treasurer Of State and Attorney General,
and for the transaction Of such other business as
may be deemed necessary by the Convention
The ratios representation Of each county will
be one delegate for every hundred Republican
votes and an additional for every fraction over
Gfty the vote for Governor at the last State cleo
ton being the basis. Organized counties with less
than one hundred Republican voters will be enti-
tied each to one delegate.
S. J. kiRKwooD, W. II FARMER,
W.P. CLARK, II. PRIcE.
IL. 0CossoK, G.. ID. WOODEN,
Des Moincs, Jan. 20, IS. Committee.
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Couuty convention.

The Republicans Of Lee County will meet in
County Convention At charleston, on Saturday, thr
9th day If June next, for the purpose of appoint.
ing delegates to attend the Republican State Con-
sention to be held 81 Iowa City on the 18th day Of
June next, TO nominate Attorney General See
Rotary. Auditor and Treasurer OF State, Register
OF State Land Office, and Com Toner OF Des
Mones Land improvement; ard also, 10 appoint
delegates to the Congressional Convention, to nom
mate Republican candidate for tho First Con.
sressionai District Of Iowa.
PHILIP vEIIE,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-05-28

IONA AGRICULTURAL CoLLgcE.-A bill. in
troduced by Mr.. Harlan, has passed the Sem
ate Of the United States donating five Sec
tons Of land TO the State Of Iowa for the
benefit OF an Agricultural College.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-05-28

ID KSPKCTTULLY infesms The inhahiterts of
y Ksokuk end It, vieinty, that b. viii attend %
any business Ii his line. tTon ~ hing sxpsrisnss
VI ~ ysaas, ns mas asas Alassls. aswtlssY with
the variona diseases In the Aorss-Ep iA4nie and
gers, 6wseny, Bolts, Worms. tolic, Epasns, Spavsn
Bone, Eprains, Ring Bons, Csrts, -. Medicines
b hAd By calling u bis residsnes, On Ath ~,
between johnson ard kxchangs, Ksoksk, lows
jAn37dly
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-05-28

eTrhe O. "a RI pm Iowa, BY
Prnf. james Hall, State biologist, has not
been issued from the press, but will come
ont some time next mo- md will probably
be ready for dis.rlbutfsa BY the frs. Of
July.
Prof. Hall, with his corps of assistants,
IS about TO engage in .hs further prosecution
Of bis Geological survey, and viii probably
fay some attention to the goi1 discoveries
recently made.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-05-28
For the Upper Mis- sissippL
o.. 8. NAIL LINE,
nsck 1siasA anA = ssks2 Daily Ras.

Neck 1slanA anA + SSH IN Daily Ras.
oeU921 e0eA osos
YyHE steamers ZEN. "a u PBgLL
i md TISHOMIN00 will eenpose
the line for the .ssson of 1s6. Both
of these boats bsing u Hight draugktG
and Of fTsat sped, may b rolled spon CT nakine
counecti0us - advertised. The
BEN. CAMPO LII,
Gao. n. MY1as, Captain A. L. MiLIsa. Clark.
Leaves Mc~s-rs~ on th~ .--iv., ~ Tie cs-s sT.;-
ksokak, every Tuesday, TAsrsday And Saturday
nognine, 1t q o'ciock. The
TISHOAIN0O,
Joss r. KxAcs, Captain A. y. Coswlsn. Clark.
Leaves 1dontmse - abovs. every Mosdsy, WSlnee
Any aaA Friday connecting. q Burlineten. wiz
TRAINS Tor CHICAGO, and NJ Plsassat. ievs
q nusoatine, with the TRAIN for IOWA oITY:
q Resk Islaad, viii Minnesota Pa~ks@ Ceapesy
oseaaess fer 0aiena, Dabs9es. and Hs. Paul. and
Threueh Tickets may - J<osarsd o. beafd. a.
q 0. y. BREWER, Aesat,
AAy liz at Dspot q ksvse.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-05-28

VIE se6scfl6s 90 INFORM The oonsumers q
.1Iss., AZ - pubic ssDsIsiiy, 4haa enc,
are new prepared to iaraish III kinds Of Luubcl
usually made By Saw Mil, inoludinG Leth
Flooring. Jost shesting and 6idiag, Of any length
that uay be desircd.
~ the Nov Saw MIL, On tho river, nee.
WN041s Pork Hoase. PAUL q MINT
NIB. Stove Woud for sale Il 81 SO per ssra
sep25du
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-05-28

CO The river Was sisiag slowly Yesterday.
butas the rise comes only from .ae lows
and rivers below that, q speedy subsiden,.
Is looked for.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-05-28

c. The case ot the State Us. Moran sor
killing his brothers wife. was on trial YES
terdsy, and will be resumed this morning.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-05-28

sfssintr.-sir Colin Campbell has de-
eiined the empty title Of peerage and
seat in the House Of Lords, preferring the
oshce Of Field Marshal in India with salary
and perquisites worth one hundred and fifty
thousand dollars per anuum.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-05-28

q. W. NOM AE. N. NJ.
E'ELLoW Of Massachusetts, Medical Society or.
! nee on Main street. opposite the BiiiiAgn HOUSE
mch3l
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N. w. JONES
lark q Ye NoetIess Msokaklan.

Hark . We BOstlcss NOOK akIa I
ISlMES are Hard. MONTY IL Scarce. Bur
l DUME IL up with the Times, and down with
The Cash. Ii times are hard, MS WORK LAsrs 4
yxEY GREAT wsiLs. II money IL scarce, HE
SELLS VERY CHEAP.
Having just received his Spring Stock, he 10
now ready to accommodate . II who may give him
call. eitb Ia Eastern or Custom made work, and
would call particular attention 10 the u, ter.
Havin4 established manu- actuIing on ths most
extended seal he viii keep constantly hand and
make 20 order evsry thing 10 his line, from pnnise
on patch making a. infanfs 4Aos, to q Safn
Carter Toftnt CAY Boot and win ssu the beat Of
gcois 1t the very bwest possible prices for CASH
In custom work he warrants YIrs, not to crAmp,
but 10 Cure Corns.
MAMMOTH BOOT,
apr2sd Nos. 50, 90 and 6s Main-st.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-05-28

". u. RsCEs ASohbseca,
Ii As rsmoved his Co., tsto The nd story Of
Ii Hatch TAompspn = nsw naak Dsildine. o
sornsr ef AaiA anA kecond streets. kasranss b
02ss % oseen6-st. [nsA3sAly
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-05-28

STODA1T's UmFsvalca New York
Piano f0rses.
VIE magnificent and unsurpassed Instruments
manufaetnrsd ~ this hous<, 1.-THE Oldest and
most extensive In the United Etstes), can be pro-
cured Of The subscriber IN every variety Of hand
some rosewood cases, Of o, 81, ~ ard Z octavss.
PARTIES in want u y really hns Instrument are
earnestly invited 70 call before purchasing eke-
shore II. D. HEWITT, Agent,
Cor. 9th and Pine sts.,
April dom 81. loui. M
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-05-28

Paper hHngtmE, Getltngs " hfs saeA a.
Patching an1 Whtse.Washlna.
ME have good ,priAg wagon, suitable for
w moving tho 6nes1N niturs and baggage
the greatest care siii 30 in moving fsrni-
ture. Weare 70 BE- found on Fourth-st., bttveeu
Biondeaa and Concert. All ordcrs promptly At
tended .. PAkMEk VAkNALL.
mrhI7d
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-05-28

NEW GOODA
FOR AU1 UMN AND WlNTERl
UsT received o the New Tailoring House, Or
y Fourth street, between Main and Hiondeau.
vvBA coAflHos. DkRss AID 1kocE
President Cloth, Mulberry, brown,
Morrow Coating, Green, Olive,
Labrador % 6lus, DAhliA,
French Ribbed, and Bronss. and
L0ndsn Aeltuns; Biask
VI tine best French and German mAnufact ure.
Rich German and American Fancy and Plain
and Frsnch embroidered Cass. 0Ysnsains and eth.
" French Silks and Eattns for Vests; togsshsr
With . beautiful assortment Of the Ansst aad nost
durable trimmings, which viii be nsds into eas-
nsan Of the istsst and NEST approved stylss ard
6nsst wofkmaaship.
1sntlsnsn in want II easy sitting and gsntssl
Earmeats aas invited 70 call
N. B.--Particular attention paid TO cutting gas
msnts for others 10 nAks.
ELLIOT r. SMITH.
GDrvest MAI srs wanted. Tootlal
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-05-28
PHILIP vEIlE,
Chm. Rep. Cen. Com. Of Lee Coun
bhmu heR. zen. Cnm- OF Lee CGunty. Z
Republican CsneBessi email Cennop.

Republican Csnessssi email Csnpap.
stoU. 4sss* $751;
Republican convestisn, for Il
nominating candidate for Represent IN
gfe.s for the First Congressional DistrictSf iowa
Is hereby called to meet a. Uskaloosa, on Wednes-
day, July 7th, 1858.
The ratio Of representation Of each county viii
b. one delegate for every one hundred Republican
votes, and additional ons Tor every fraesiop
over City, the vote for Govsnor II tho la61 nAaae
election being the basis Onissd oGn1lss With
less than one hundred Re- sSaers will be
entitled each to one deleg1n
! 1 HSnssAn,
- ssas loae nxgm1vy,
A u II 1mGaeH5s
q ssSSssNassS J.3.sUAhoWi1,
sassss 0Axvm 1AxEoR.
nsp. Cong. Com.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-05-28

RECENTLY PUBLISHED, i
Remarkable Ceav~Rstons ana Revf
val Incidents.
INCLUDING account Of the Rise and Pro.
lgres vi t he present wonderful Great Awak snins
among the people, in all parts Of tho country. b.
VIM, Conant, with an introduction by Henry Ward
Beecher. One large and handsome limo. volume
Price 81.
List Of Contents, lin part )-Rsvisw Of Reviu1n
FROM the Day Of Pentecpst 10 tho Hrsat Avail
ing In the Last Century Convcrsious Of Eminsus
Persons; Revivtl Incidents and Narratives; Rise
and Progress Of the Great Awakening Of 1875
1.-The Wurk cannot fail 70 be one Of interest. -
fChristiAn Advocate. =
"A means Of grace and cncoun esment 10 III
hearts Of praying nen."-fN. Y. Examiner. !
1T will be eagerly sought for ~ the pressu
time."-[N. \ observer.
"It cannot but prove eminsntly seasonable Al
useful."-tN. Y. Independent.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-05-28
III y ostcs.

"a. ,rmsd p1J(S2sship in the Carpenter and
BaiiainS hnsinsss in al IL branches. under the
drn nsaiOAnd styl, " tray Z Smith. They viii
se found on Fifth street. between High and Nor
gan, wh re thy will b. happy TO receive the or.
ders Of th1te friend and the public.
mayls#n1bp
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z
40 y - B0 4 y EN-,

Architect and 0m1I1er.
Morgan st., between Fifsssnth and Sixteenth.
Eoh
SUNTRACTs taken, inelading tbs fara .shiur Of
~ material, II desired, and fulfilled in prompt
and faithful y n4el [tnch3 td1n
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-05-28

Another argument urged against this bill.
and TO which some weight seems to be a. !.
tached, IL, that il is an appeal to mercenarv
motives that the motives VI our brnve vol.
unteers are too exalted to admit Of money
compensation. That argument would seem
to imply that we should never pay our sol.
diers that those who light for their country
should never be paid, because, persdy emit ~
money would corrupt their morals or tsrnish
their honor! II il m old maxim and q yerv
true one, inculcated too in view OF exalted
benev olence, that 'sthe laborer 10 worthy ~
his hire" True, - the gentleman from
Virginia Mr.. smith presented, our soidi.r.
OF the last war were actusted BY patriotic
motives; but their patriotism il not i'm.
peached By patriotic acknowlsd Ign ent.. And
| their honor IL not furnished by MAKING tbar
the honored guests VI great nati.n. Ra,.
ter for gentlemen TO guard their own honor
against the reproach Of negligence toward.
those who maintained their hberty and olnrv
when they were in peril. The nations honor
10 also in more peril for delay, than tina, ~
the old soldiers for the receipl Of . nation.
gratitude. The money dlsburssd 20 Inc ala
soldiers reaches the sxtre,nities Of our r,aa
spread country, and giaddens the heart pnt
only " the honored patriot, but his numar.
Gus friends aud kindred rejoics 10 his -
oess anu prosperity. BE frugal, or pafsi-
monlous, il you will, in your appropriations.
Out do not hesitate 70 vote for = bill which
does You honor, relieves many who arc needy.
declares nations gratitude, and cherishes
patriotic devotion to our National glory.
luere the hammer fell, she hour having ar.
nvsd Tor closing the gsasrsl dsbate.l
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-05-28

speech OF Hon. sam,l n. CurtIs, OF
Town. On tho Bill granting Pen.
stens re Soldiers W mo- served II the
Last war Wlah Great Britain, and
the Indian wars preceding.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-05-28

enty-hve or eighty years OF age, who, after
serving for nominal or no pay q Soldiers.
have served society forty four OF fcftv. a +
years, shall be taken into Confederation. And
rewarded for sacrifices, Losses, and dispar-
agements, sustained in your servioeS lthas
been shown by tables presented here thu,
there are but about Is, 900 OF those soldier.
OF l6l2 remaining. IL WAS policy adopted
aud published by the Emperor Of rrsnoa
during the Crimean war, that the children ~
those who fell IN the service OF THAR conn.
I try should be the children or the Emn;ro
4 and the policy Of this country shonla ha
that the children Of those who serve nna !. !,
/ for their couniry shall be the children 20 M
/ Republic and the old retired 50 dier. .banld
he esteemed rs the venerable fathers. sn.h
motive and such stimulant, L believe Ill
induce the people Of this country TO rnsh ~
arms when occasion requires, and pr.vsn,
the necessity Of our having the psrnetn.
expense and other Inconvenience incidsn, !,
large non-proiacing military class in on,
4 country.
Include, then, il you please. only IN.
ehiidren Of those who fell, or who re,.e;y !.
vonnds While In the service OF their coun,r,
aud those survivors who have attained IL.
age oi sixty.f or seventy Years. md the;,
WIDOWS, ana you will not include such 4 vas
nanbtr as TO seriously impair the treasur,
" the country. Reward those men for u, Il,
Hiahtty who in their youth lef, home and
tAihaiy, aud the opportunity Of starting i
iutaohs, Tor the purpose VI serving thei,
country, @"d INV vii .-eserye tat 1.,,,.,t,
"Taof ~ the State, and thus avoid Create,
expense which ia threatening 10 overbalane.
- sns rest OF the national expenses.
therefore put this bill, as Laaad that Of III,
volunteer bill, on the ground Of Justice and
national economy.
bas 40 argument Is made against the bin
/ on account Ut its discrlmnatis.n ha,~a.n ~
common soldiers and the oiEcsr.-in hi.
] TINT officers areto be paid = little more thsn
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-01-09

LADIES, MISSES, AND CHILDREN'S
SHOES.
MRS. T. i. IYONS. would respectfully call the
vi attention Of the Ladies to Il large and splendid
assortment of shoes. which she is Offering at New
York. prices. consisting in part Of
French Kid Heel Boots,
Misses tipped Caters.
Ladies colorcd tipped Caters with Heels,
Ladies i'ionch Kid Ties
do do Buskins.
Chdrens fancy tutor Boots,
Ladies coorcd Cong. Heel Caters,
do Lace do do,
Goat Kid lace do Boots,
Chlrens colorcd Fox Caters,
Ladies plain front lace Caters,
Chllreus button fancy Boots,
Misses Kid r. r. Boots,
Ladies' French Kid Slippers with Heels,
Childrens lace Boots,
fancy Parodi Boots,
Childrons Patent Leather Ankle Ties,
do do do Il. Il. Boots,
Misses tipped Heel Caters.
Also II lot of gum over shoes sandlcs, &c which
are adnpcd for ladies exposed to have damp feet or
for children going to school.
In addition to the above | might add long list
ADAPTED 10 Ladies, Misses, and ChIldrens ordinary
wear or for particular occasions.
Having room fitted up for the purpose think
Ladies' will find they can be exactly suited as regards
fit, without leaving the store Please call
sept 26, 1851
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-01-09
ISAAC y. LEMON.

MUSIC Is MUSICAL INSTR MENTS.
M MASON'S Sacred Harp. Akin'I Christian Minstrel.
n Akcn'~ Emmanuel Minstrel. llinton's Instructors
and Sheet Music to ORDER superior Nolins Plates.
Accordeons aud Flutenas: Violin Strings. American.
English. Chinese. aud italian; Violin Screws Bridges,
Bows. Ac.. for sale vs. l. \. LEMON.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-01-09
PURIFY TIE BLOOD.
LIFE PILLS, AND PIIN
NIX RITTERS

FREE FROM ALL MINERAL POlSONS.
TlIE great popularity which Mofatts Life Pills
J. and Phoenix Bittcrs have attained IN consequence
ofthc extraordinary cures effected by'thcir usc rem
dcrs II unnecessary for the proprietor 70 enter into
particular analysis Of their medicinal virtue Of
properties. Having been more than twenty years
before tlo public, and having the united testimony
of more than Three Millions Of persons who have
been restored to the enjoyment Of perfect health by
them Il i. believed I'll It their reputation as the best
vegetable medicine now before the public. admits Of
dispute. In almost every city and village III the
United states there are many who are ready to tcs
tify to cir efficacy in removing disease and giving
to the whole system renewed vigOr and health.
In cases of Scrolula Ulcers. Srurvy. OF Erupions Of
the Skin the operation of the Life Medicines is truly
astonishing. often removing ina few days every yes
tige Of those loatlsomc diseases by their purifying
effects on the blood. Fever and Aguc. Dyspepsia
Dropsy, Piles aud in short, most all diseases, soon
yield TO their curative properties
No family should be without them. MS by their
timely use much suffering and expense may be saved
Prepared by WILLIAM B. B.MOFfNF'r, NJ D., New
York, aud for sale by
july 20 1851 ISAAC y. LEMON.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-01-09
MAKING MONEY


The success which our agents are meeting with u
almost astonishing. Among the many evidences Of
THIS fact we Trs"nt the following from one Of our
agents already in the field
- / have noW been At work canyassing on yoGr Ma
gazine one week, and am delighted with the business
II is din rent from cnnyas-ing for any thing else ev
er tried. am sure 10 get II subscriber in every fam
lily whore they can rake together three dollars ] am
meyer received with Indifference anywhere Tor the
Iils thing do il to unroll my engraving before let
anybody know what am after. and thus get them
interested before hey know what Yioa3td egcr am
going TO make them. Sometimes they ask my price
for the engraving and tell them 80, and and when
offer tham the engraving and Magazine one year for
three dollars they are perfectly astonshcd, did not
ret TO going well for the first two or three days:
The st day got subscribers; the ID day got I
Slbscrbcls the 81 day got subscribers; The lth
day got l3 subscribers the 9th day got sub
scrbcls the 9Th day II. First week II Subscribers
shall do much better next week. 1t Is the engru-
wing that does the baSiness. Everybody wants the
engraving. You may calculate upon Iom LOCO to
1000 subscribers from me this winter. am going to
make cnongh ont Of the business to bny mo u farm
in the spring
With such inducements as we offer, anybody can oh
tain subscribers. We invite every gentleman out OF
employment, and every lady who desires pleasant
moacy-making occupation to apply for an agency
Applicants should ncosc % cents IOraspecimen copy
of the Magazine which will always be forwarded with
answer To application by return mail,
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-01-09
.GpECIMEN ENGRAVING.

AS We desire to place in the hands OF every person
who proposes TO gt up club and also OF every hgeut
copy Of the engraving OF = Tile Lust Super, as a
specimen each applicant nclosing $3wl receive the
engraving, postpaid by return mail also specimens
Of our publications and one OF the numbered snbscrp
ton receipts cntitlng the holder to the Magazine one
year ard to a chance in the dstribution This offer
is made only those who desire to act as agents OF to
form clubs. Address OAKSMlTH Il CO,
No. 81 broadway, New York.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-01-09

TN md r. lol Urc UI30 pnbIisNnr. of
THE UNITED STATES JOURNAL.
q lrg al ia3-U'. ,oIt illustrated monthly n5%spa-
per-. devoted - aiechanies. Agriculture Literature,
and Amusement.
IN addition to IT, ua attractions, which have al
ready eigs i'd r'rcl.atiun OF nearly 100000 eupia-
per month Ii will hereafter contain complete record
orail u.w md Valuable Mechanical ana Agricultural
Improvements embracing large anouni Of practical
iuomlel from experienced writer's IN thcsa spo-
ciglitir thaa any o.hnr publication in the world.
Price oily - ecaI. u year Specimen copies gratis.
]. u. EMERSON & Co., Publishers
And agcats tor The y. Y. steam Saw Mil y Machine
Company. M ~ broadway, New York. jt
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ESTRAY.
DROUGHT BEFORE ME-. TIE UNDERSIGNED.
ID Justice of the Peace by Joseph A. Norwood o
MULE. the description rs follows a Brown Horse
Mule about twelve hands high. marked with gear on
the shoulders so as to leave white spots. right ear
split, about ten or twelve years old no other marks
receivable said t8 be worth Thirty Dollars in cash,
by Samuel Hatcher and james Sessions, sworn ap-
prascrs.
straycd before mo the undersigned. Justice of the
Peace, this December II, 1851.
jan2 w. u. GAYLE. J. i.
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