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The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-01-23

Leave Dubuque Monday and Thursday at I'm;
Arrive at Garnavilo next days BY lam;
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Bids for three trips u week invited
1881 From Dubuque, by Garny Owen, Ozark, Canton,
Monmouth, Cobb, Burgess, Masslllon, Harwel,
and Upton, TO Rochester, 70 miles and back,
once week to Upton, and twice week resi-
due
Leave Dubuque Thursday at 6 a m;
Arrive at Rochester next day by 8pm;
Leave Rochester Tuesday Al 6 m;
Arrive Ut Dubuque next day by I'M;
Leave Upton Saturday at pm;
Arrive at Rochester by p mi y
Leave Rochester Saturday by 10 aEi;
Arrive at TipQn by ~ M
ester invited also the whole route.
Bids to end Harwel invited.
i09a2 From Dubuque, by Dyersville, Poultney, Plum
Spring, Yankee Settlement, York, Strawberry
Point, Taylorsvlc, Brush Creek, Corn Hill,
Wcs6eld, Orion, West Union, E.dorado, and Os-
sian, to Decorrah, Toe miles and back three times
week. ISL '%' "5
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Ls.ye peeorrah Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday
Arrive at Dubuque next days by SPIN
loess From Dubuque ~ cha'1 w Evsrs,ssn
stand, Export Communia, Elkader, Hardin.
Lybrand, Frankville, and Trout River, 70 Decor.
rah los miles and back three times a week
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at ga M; qN
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iO964 From Dubuque, by Julien, Centralia, Epworh,
Farley, Rockville, and Plum Creek, to Delhi, ~
miles and back, three dmesa week
Leave Dubuque Monday, Wednesday, end Friday
at sam,
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-29

TO the Republican and other Electors Of the
.w Day. SINCE signed by Tnome B. Van Buen President
% Ii a99' % the ss sS s I
Of ssd Ward some four weeks since That sad election
s.,.d pSSy Of lie voses sd was duly nousd The
facts tie vote police vas l1 Of which NE Hss .ecevsd
pats there election Toe President deciAI Cd
pev.ibele,s that Mr. iisw was the regular nominee The
bylaws called fU clear Of all the votes cast
which given to Mr. Baw This action was al mad
kovsmbeI ths Central Comiee did pub sh call for the
srs ws,d Asoeisons north Of lhst to meet a. ue usual
psoss Of meeting Wednesday evening" the iOh inst. at
@ for the raRs.e Of eaoGSs S'ss..Ss 10 the sS TwnS
csDvanSn W. sae my scn wa. held the xX Wd
ooosDce with of the Central Committee the same
suy sppoat.d BY the President Tho. B. Van Bqren ehe
gentleman whose signed to the card referred
to- Apsr,ies participated the election Ac the pol
declared closed the Inspeeto the aud declared
the result be oow', viz: Whole number ~ Oae en-
son % aaspasSesn]1t sfs s fneinsy, a. dtS Tas
Geo c Ellison, i2s; Richard Kelly, lis Jas NJ odeh lle
ss.sse iS; irSias Seipst' is
L poanasr icS D. D. T. nsTsha lGe; "a j. T. snsas Kenaa
@ Rieh.ie R S Reed Rs fda Ward conveniio6 coOpsI leI
aS Geo WoodnaD, iO; Robert Hunt, Ice; Robert Nook,
iss George F. Tsyo5 lo7 c; H. Brssn, o, wilas J.
css o 70 fSs SsS Actin. Gecacd that no
Adermalic aud Ward Conventions, and would
ss except for City '
O. which was in aecesanes h wo ,o the v0is ABOVE
yi,ed Mr. r. Mott 20 take chair. slr. b. Is the NiSe
President of the Asociation After some e tine the Wee
called for aud teers appointedone from each saewho re-
porte sustaining the Cbsir and - against The appeal
then declared CARRIED Then the vote the Adernanic
Ward Copvenops declared above stated The sew
e snce met Those in dispute being the
Ward and doruanc held follows: The Fn
dsy and the Adesnc Saturday evening required BY
wrre seven DELEGATES So above named six Of voted for
james Owens present Alderman Of the XXs, Ward and
Mr. VIM. Haw m clearly showing both parties
have part the election aud Convention The above
s an BE- proved by majority Of the respect
able members Of the XXst Ward Association. The following
named sentlsrnen posed the Aldermauc Convention
l.. M. DE LAM.TER, w. r. DARLING.
ID. D. MARSHALL, J. II. WHITNEY,
J. y. KENDALL, 8. WfCkOtf,
RICHARD REED.
RICHARD REED, Chsirmsn.
l. A. De L.MATEk seo'y NNIs Ward Rep. AID Conn.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-29
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Ale0ifal.
WORDS OF WARNING.-The season o.
w COL la and CQIIGHS Il approsching: The veal

WORDS OF WARNING.-The season OF
w COLDS and COUGHS 10 approaching. The weak
deli hould therefore be~are As preventive OF
nsidous npants, medicinal compound
ha. proved efrc,uI the use OF good
Plaster Every prsecsl physician knows th
fact and every man should b. aware Of IT, II s
who subject exposure who are naturally delicate
ana predispord 10 pulmonary complaints would habdaly
wear proper during the F. and Winter months the
deaths by Consumption In the United states would oe
dcesed Thousand fold Until this s done, our National
scourge Ill destructive msrch de'olsus house
holds and numbering smon1 It's victims the best and the sres
Of all sses, classes and conditions.
IL il surely strange when " ed 30 "npH aud W ef
tain 10 at hand that 10 not embraced by AZ whom
but the peculiar properties " MOREHEADS MAGSsTlC
PLASTER as the re,y best Its spplics
men, sri npars strength while It subdars pain IL H.
therefore positive sntio:- 10 Pulmonary Attach while
on Il. hx /. worth al the Bsms Balkans sirups Eairs and
Psctos which modern pbanthrops exto highly in the
prwpapers Many Ia shed early in direct
wonderful remedies" the truth TO- that
relating ealb ,dom use our c'nrnor
How can boit@ OF hun eo,se., o. s~ss;sSee
cough itpfofsct chs; aud delicate ns,
are griev ponse. 1t aoonins ee wckeaness to
sburoes In such cs-es III coid led 20
boihng cough aud cough led to recovery ~e Should
saw 10 the people Sperd your money please no
serious bsm result. BIT neat letters spelling CONSu mr
TON every in the face who has 5od sn esect
il or III ues IT, This all know should know; but each
ho that he will be exception Look at the weekly
l.,' Of mortality number yoar own friends and relatives
We have no desire 10 frghten any into the unmpoao
after Of yins the MAGNETIC PLASTER but we have
d.nre 10 Psas PLAINLY Inc ~ "a, ssept, Of deceit
We b. ieye ITS extended aud universal employ ynent a.
ove benefit and blessing to cur fellow men and we there
fore take TO tell them No dscas ger.on at ths
should be any hour without II MAGNEIO fLAS
TER Is cheapnes IL not the least of It's adstions
"A ''"''' '"- VIII b. c MOREHEAD ~ u,
No. 10 Walker.sf., New York.
MoRFuEAD's MAGNETIC PLASTER Is sold BY all
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NETWORK, MONDAY, NOVEMBER %. 1858.
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A GREAT REDUCTION
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- OF EVERY DESCRIPTION,
AT RETAIL. ON MONDAY. NOV. =,
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At 81, worth si 50 per yard.
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Embraces IL the late styes
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CONTENTS OF DECEMBER NUMBER:
l. How 10 WAsBEGToS: Description OF the Seat OF
Government. With illustrations.
!. RAILWAYS AND FBEIR PRoGREss: Railway Tine Tables
Rsw ay Cey, land Western Rsi.~sys farna
Railway IDos Central Railway Coupanv TayeLna on Fee
Pa New Festurs in GroGrapha Stndg brdse Across
the 81 Lswiepce; llinoi, River Railway. Chicago:
g. NEw Steam Railway CaIriase; Myers Far
Railway Brskes; conden,ins Steam Engine An English Rail-
way Brake A Valuable Invention
A. ANECDOTES AND INCIDENTS OF TRAVEL: Returned Call
urnian IL Omnibus; II tchins the Dsret Thing
s. STATES TINE INDICATOR Showing the Difference
of Time between the various Cities of the United Staet In
cuo ina Francisco California Trinity Bay Ne wfoundand;
yalena Bay, Ireland, and Londn, England With illus
tra'on.
Cslifoinia and Fraser River
7. LANCE STEEL-kLATE MAI OF TIN RAILWAYS OF rlE
UNITED STATEs
& Ixprx OF UPWARD oP 1900 PRxcIPAL Towns IN THE
UxiTEp STATES IN connection with Railways
9 TBEoreH Routes and from NewYork, Philadelphia.
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New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-29

TTHE ANNIVERSARY AND SUNDAY
i SCHOOL MUSIC BOOK, Just pubi,hed by HORACE
WATERS No. SS3 Broadway contains 7S tunes and hymns
being the best election published Of them pew and
very auiu They simply and carefully arrnsed Tor one
two or four voices piano. mslodeon Tns
jok Contains Anniversary Nos and 2 with several ad
tiousl pieces Price cents sinsle IS per hundred
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-29

The Annual Exhibition Of the Laisht street sab:
s"S v.,ei. on WEDNESDAY EVENING, pee l. Doo,; .;
cents Children Is cents II storny on ttai evshmt WI
take place first fair evening thereafter Wi not De eeo
81. Apdrrw,s sociefy.-The Anniversary Festival Of
the 81 Andrews Society Of ths s;ste OF New ioh WIN oe
The viii dine .osetheT st the metopoan no.ei q,
O'Clock and they ql, sed 10 assemble ut O'clock Tor
the ,rspsactjor, Of the usnsl business.
The following gentlemen elected Managers q. the pre-
Psra.IrI E.ssiDt o. psSKEsziE ,hf TN Pines.
WILLIAM PaTON, No 34i Broadway;
ROBERT ooRp0N; ;S, No = Es:hsnss, < an place.
afHSaE n1HSRifrFs ifrFstIcKsHANK, mrHNK No. No. 50 50 Wans.
ALLAN HAY, No ~ Brosd-st
Persons interest, the s.cie'y or h s,.eaon. and wish
Ing with their countynsn in celebrating the day can
P''' "'' ROBERT DINwIDDIE, Secretary.
Five Points Hen.c Of Industry.
CARD. ,or.,
Some CALI the Institution and says We sent you
alton Of provi.ions o money! such day. but yoo did
Our expar alton this: There Msson
Houses at tLe Five Points, building called House In
is,,on (Methods) friend. abou. s-pd couth
button should direct 70 Five Points Mission n. " IL
would reach Mr. PEAsEs iusut m but would 90 70 the
Methodist institution, and Of coure could not acknowledge
It's reception because The fso houses haze eonnetoa DO
tons intended for should eeiIected ID NJ fEAss or
friends feel bound justice to them and TO our
- A'N' N b. r. BARLOW Superintendent.
L. N. fEASE, General Agent.
New.york, Nov "a. 1853
Gas on a Walk On TUESDAY next, Nov. 80. aoi fol
lowing days (Supdsy excepted the DISSEMINATING and
COOKING RANGE Co viii Of their Hen nick Bro. >
Patented Apparatus from the Depot No 52 Broadway at
o'cNok, o. be conveyed 10 blaze OF trump 70 uion
square l4h-'t 5hsv and all the principal streets retaining :.
cop.umed by burners Citizens, be wide awake
Look out for gas on wall
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-29
DRADDOCRs PULMONARY COUGH MIX

DRADDOCRs PULMONARY COUGH MIx-
ID TURE-Tnls excellent Medicine for the cure Of Colds
Cousns Group general Pu.norry Conplsints s truly
great blessing the public 10 pleasant 70 take emcsn
sction bad result About 1000 bottles have been
reta.d the past in he City OF Hartford Conn IL Of
for the first time publicly offered to The
citizens Of N-wYork ,
TN t. good people and give 10 Children who Win taks
It sdily for Cods Cronp Sold wholesale O. wells
Co No. lis Franklin and at retail by the Druzsss Fro
esred and sold q Hartford Conn, By JOHN BRADDOCK.
Druegist and Apotbecary.
CANDS' SARSAPARILLA.-This purely vege-
- table remedy combines in itself the properties Of an Anti
septic mild CsthaIri., and Tonic II quickly removes om
the blood other fuids Of the body the Impurities OF
healthy secretions which ensender and feed disease
Prepared and sold BY A. b. D. SANDS, Druggists No 100
Fuons EewYork Price 81 per bottle, six bottles for
S.
CTEWARTS COUGH CANDY.-The best
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BY sLHIEFFELIN BROTHERS. CO., A. B. D. SANDS Z
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druggists IN the U. 8. Manufactured By eTEWAR1 Co.,
No. 40 PesyLst, N T.
1>HE OLIVE FEVER and AGUE PILLS are
warranted the that exis. in Few
daya Nhoessie Depot, No. 26 Conrsndts:- up s.airs
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-29
NOVEMBER AND DECEMBER, 1857
FROM TIE
O. III RI B BON STORE.
No 10 CHAMBERS ST. JSO. FARRELL.


CASH RIB BON STORE.
No. iio CHAMBERS ssr.................JSo. FARRELL
DISAPPOINTMENT HAS ovERrAKES U.s.
usIse, We w.rs ssdy IN erross Two Ieasye sa-s sss
Is~csi a. Whine din iios...A ssSssss: .ss Es,s,
SILKS .d FLOW ERs s.sri6sed SOD AT svsa
s s IN the present. de,issSsOs to RSSon. - r.vsr.s
erdeavcns a.;sn tie market We h... asA .nd
Trs,,svs Hs sss css:ou. Of NEW GOODS sai w. .rs
eearlsd TO :" CIV Aru" TIE RIBBONS FEATHERS,
''-A' Al At 'InSa rhE fRieEs We PAID FOR raEx.
osss. MsA 'I sr,;i.a. ADD se.or,si hey
PRICE Every Merchant Ainsr saa Decker ;hros<hcss 'hs
'A''" SHOULD HELP AND sUsrArNus
y,sr, ara uay TIRE LAST CHANCE.
CASH RlsBoN HOUSE.
Ne. fis CHAMBERS Rs-sr............"...JNo. FAR1ELts
1850 CARTONS NEW GOODS.
~o CARTONS BLACK SILK pAsssxENrERrE
yELoURs TRIMMINGS.
SEQ CARTONS BLACK SILK VELVET RIBBONS.
SEQ CARTONS PLAIN. FANCY, oxBRE STRIPED. GRIM.
SON snd eROs Ellie RlssoNs M. Y TO ~ A.s,
ssdns sAssE cASNEhE srvpk sSKUs .sssr;ls snrS
FIGURED oRos OF Ma? &c.
BLACK, WHITE Mp FANCY RIBBONS. PLAIN AND
VELVET lDGE, &c. fA ~
$40 CARTONS FRENCH FLowsas AND FEATHERS.
Imported Sy 4 s srs 'SesHs House declining u'ds N
100 CARTONS BLACK ANO CoLoRED FANCY BONNET
NELNEPs
IS CARTONS NARROW PICor-EDoE CAP RIBsoys
:, CARTONS No. w SASH RIBBONS.
FANCY RorcHEs, HEAD-DREss TRIMMINGS. l~
CASH RIBBON HOUSE
No. lie CHANBERS-Sr.-.- FAkkELLs
$50 CARTONS GROsEILLE RIBBONS From the two lase
Auction Sales st the Give away fneeA'
SO CARTONS CLOAK TRIMMINGS, 90 per cent Dlseexst
go CARTONS BLACK VELVET RIBBONS. FULL LINES,
WI be sold seO pr mt Discount
rs CARTONS VELVET AND BONNET MATERIALS It the
Give away Prices"
ls5 CARTONS VELVET % AND OTHER FLOWERS. 80 PER
$50 CARTONS VELVET AND rliER FLOWERS, $50 per
BuICu
100 CARTONS BLACK WHITE AND COIORED REAL
OSTRICH FEATHERS. This lot is the balance ol As
ate by the anaerb rb, before csrsS
"No Sale.'
LESS THAN 30 CENTS on THE DOLLAR
no RETAIL TRADE, -
la the Last Mouth" aad Lsa CAanss@
Positively net sen wait sttsnd 20 Retail bayere
Tue money Our desiincs this Last Month" a91
truly THE LAST CHANCE. =.
Quick PURCHASERS SOLICITED.
POSITIVELY NO GOODS AT RETAIL
CASH RIBBON HOUSE.
No. liG CHAMBERS SSr.....,.....,.',..JNO FAhAhtL.
G 4
The emigrant aid journal of Minnesota. [volume] (Nininger City, Minn. Terr. [i.e. Minn.]) 1856-1858, 1858-04-28

There is something worth living for besides money.
That ia very good but it is Mt all. With the rest. let
US raise a crop Of good ideas. While you are farmers,
remember also that you are men, with duties and re-
- ,nsibilties. Live down the Old brutal notion that a
f.rmer must be ~uncouth, uneducated and unthiuking--
= mere pl"ddrap,s. -
You are brought into immediate contact with the
great heart of civiiiz .tiap. You cannot get out Of the
reach of the buzz of the roiling world. The thrill Of
the wonder working wires, aud the tumble Of the Loco.
motive, (the thunder tread Of nations,) Genie to your
nnce secluded hillside. --4
Move toward a better life. Do not keep your boys
corn Smelling all the long winter evenings. Make your
farm a place that your son. and daughters cspnot help
loving. Cultivate the trees-they are Gods messeu-
gers. y -
Care much for books and pictures. Don't keep 3
~demn parlor into which you 60 but once a month With
he pars N. or the gossips of the Sewing Society Hang
around your walls pictures which shall tell stories IF
mercy, hope, courage, faith and charity. Make Jour
living 70 IN the largest AMI N Ht cheerful in the house.
let the place te such that yheu your by has G pe tc
lstaut lands, or even when, perhaps, he clinxsato 4
'ngle plank in the lonely waters Of the wide ocean ;ahe
thought of the old h'mestead shall: come across the
sAters Of desolation, bringing always light hope and
we. seeaf SAT wv.r
Have no dungeons ab ,ut your house-no rooms sou
'cver "pen-n" binds that are always shut. D"nt
ach your daughters French before the. can weed
'wer bed or cling to q side.saddIe and, daughters, 90
It be ashamed If the trowel or the pruning knife;
ring to your doors the richest flowers from the woods
lltIvate the friendship Of birds-study botany, learn
love nature. and seek u higher cultivation than the
.Ashionable world can give you. 'asa9t So ,2.@a