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New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-13


RroPysrsG or Jona.srREEr CHURcH.-rhis tirne-
bonoreo me moral to Methodi-n in the Untsd States,
which hos been coed Tor several weeks for the pur
pose OF uootrgoiIg improvements and general repairs,
was reopeucd ye tercay with series Of interesting
s.ryices, attended by crowded congregations. the
sermon in tie morning was preached by the Rev.
j. B Wakeey, ID. u. In the afternoon addresses
were delivered By the Revs. DIR. N. Bangs Dr.. j.
Kennedy, DR.. j. Floy, Dr. J. 5. Mitchell and Others.
The progress of Methocism and tue service which
John. ST. eet Church bad rendered to the cause vas
dwelt upon by most of the speakers In the evening
the Rev. Charles f. Harris preached an eloquent ser
mon appropriate to the occasion.
The improve in the gs neral appearance Of the
Church decidedly mertorious. Toe wsl behind
the pulpit desk is beautifully painted in fresco, sud
constitutes q sen-circe niche. In the foreground
there IL on either eide q wing, each Of these wings
sairing niche for statusry and two Connthian CO.
lumns supporting a conce ard balui.rade. la the
second distance is arch supported by pilaisrs. la
the extreme distance is aerial perspective view OF
the original John street Church. the FIRST Methodist
me sting home in the United States in which John
Wesley preached when q visit TO this country
SnrmountiDg the entire niche is printed the acknos
edgnen, Thou God seesi me-" The old desk has
been removed, ard one of delicate but ornamental
taste pu; in its place. The new desk is covered with
rich crimson velvet cushion, with fringe aud tasselg
and supported by ,resses. The walls of the Church
are frescoed in panels The ceiling has been broken
up in the center ard large igut.d done introduced.
This light il of the most essential improvements
which hiss been made. The window blinds are painted
ID peach-boeson. The pew' repaintei, but retain
the old fittings. The painting and drsisung has been
accomplished By and under he special care Of Messrs.
John Gibbs & Son. The old edGce compares
fayorably With hLY Of the uI.t0 xn chnrches.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-13
An Mrswls Aac.ioDeer.
DY BANGS, MERWIN IL Co., Trade-Sale
T,a' M = ~ wrDNFsDAY AFTERNOONS


HOEDAy TUESDAY .nd WEDNESDAY AFTERNOONS,
Dee IS = and 70, a, o'clock -
AUTOGRAPH LFTfER3 DOCLAENT5, PORTRAITS,
CUEIOSITIES ono BOOKsTbe Collection Of cunnoisssn'
during p years stb much and eIpeuse
both m th county soi ~ E1H - sad he srse. sn1 1t
attractive collection yet offered for sale IL this city 1t
ipcuses Original tters aud documents Of much Interest
and vaG Ddep-r ieu Of their tees autOg.pbs IL siso
includes about 100 PoTUsi, Of Which erse number
proofs lDdi. psoer sUy # be ID pOcaTed
hish cost Al the letter in oi ofdr snd -sG'i9
mounted y the edges oDy) q1aTto paper Of uniform sz
the Portraits beius stIshad cad cEch Autograph
The collection s.o includes many ouio't docum
relating the earl, history q this Ly few valuable
and lluitses Books &c. C:alcgle' ts lad % appl
os,iou
THURSDAY EVENING, Dec 10, a. O'Clock.
PRIVATE LIBRARY Of New and Ola Books in 1heoogy
Hofy Trsyrs Biography, Poetry Medicine aud gsnsr, L
eTatuTc. q colecti Of EDgrsvi viDgs, &c.
FRIDAY AFTERNOON, De. H. a. 4 O'Clock.
CURIOUS AND VALUABLE 8DOK--Ths remsn 2 Of
the Library Oh the ae HeIuan = LDd ~ik LID comprising
fne COLLECTION 81 choice v'oss EhDooSy, Bi sraphy
RbosTophy. An sricdn History travels Ces-s Scienc-s
Law general LcTrtarn, Sc (iGosucs resdy.
SATURDAY AFTER NOOS, De-. rs. az { O'Clock.
PRIVATE IbRAhi OF RAVE AND CURIOUS BOOKS
On @. 4ata Ltnguags, Hebrew, iucucng many scare eJ
Bible; Tslmud,cs Literature History and Tages
and vslabo editions Of the C.s.cs Medicine aud Sur
variety Of Books IL rsnera Llterture &C.
Catalogues n.sy be isa a. the Ssssrooms.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-13
fAiHrffls-n.aatl

LOOK At TIE PRICES. - Crossleys Medal
lou y.lv., Cs,er,. o. y; Brus.es 7sc Royal b.iys.s
81 Y. All W bET.is' Sic -rySti 0BcLsh, BE Urss
..,. pu. x.ns &c HisAN ASosascs Nc. - b. HsTy
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-13

GEORGE A LFAvI1l. Auconoer
TRADE SALE ROOMS Nos. 311 and 379
L Bsoad~ay, on TrESD. Y AFTERNOON sni EVENING
Dec "a conucncps e. oelock.-sae Of large PRIVATE
LIBRARY ble ling 20 ID, late ReV. John kGoK D. ID,
pfishg valuable selection OF "a. oOgcl mi eOe0Gs
Boo arge cole ci, OF Mfousy documents bound also
vaa able oh works Latin aL1 other lsu
which bs found Stapers TBeo6gy vols
Ito Coc~ ein's Wois complete II fol- veUU Ragene
Eiblioth c., fol McKaiglrs Epsil.s vols cf, &c &C.
Caisl' ready. GEORGE LEANlTT 4 Co.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-13


City Inspector, there were 81 deaths IN the city
du,rug the past weeks decrease Of - g. compsred
with the mortality Of the week previous ard t~o more
than occurred during the corresponding period in last
wear. Tho following table shows the number OF
deaths for the past two weeks among adults and
children, distinguishing the sexes:
aen. Women. Boys. Girls. ro.sL
wsss sss snsh. snahs D.. D. t...n t... u IL s. Si
Among the principal causes Of death were the fol-
lowing, Bronchitis, L. consumption, 5; oonval.
sions nfantiel, 81 dropsy in the head, 10; naamms-
ton Of the bowels, !; Inflammation of the lungs SO;
inflammation Of the brain, g. marasmus tinfantilel,
10; scarlet fever, =
There were also deaths Of apoplexy. Of congestion
of the lungs IL Of Group, of darrhea, OF disease OF
the heart : Of ~hoopiug cough, of smallpox, pre-
nature births, % ailbom, and : deaths from Sio-
lent causes.
The annexed fg1res show what portions OF the hu-
uan -ysten have been most affected Bones, joints,
Sc, L. brain and nerves, ~ generative organs, D;
heart and blood vessels, 70 lungs, throat &C., al;
old age 3: skin &C., aud eruptive tevers, Is; sil-
born and premature births 80; stomach, bowel, and
other digestive organs, 10; uncertain seat and general
fevers 25; urinary organs, ". Totsl-S5l
The number of deaths compared with the cone
eponding weeks in 1896 and 1857. was as follows:
Week ending Dec 49, l2if
Nrrk ending Dec Il. ~.
Week ending Dee g.
Week ending Dec H.
The nativity table gives 2i2 native. of the United
Sta,es 63 Of Ireland, % of Germany, OF England
3 Of Scotland and tho blsrcs Of various foreign
countries.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-13

NEW-YORK SUPREME COURT-City and
~ County Of New.York -ALtXaNDER pENNisrouS
Dsw.on, bu wsrr Woo, AZ saadrr Drnnirionr u y,
Robert DrIn.ap John cr-' Brchao1q You'll Jas 1s
sosf haS %AYss asD S5i'S RAILROAD
sa. saa mSF. 70. '.I .I. TsaS i.iy IS aaens sd
CONT lsnt ton. which will b. t'd ~ the once
G III iii. hFia il IN ihe W Civ y and - as oopy Of
g5 70 9 nj Nine & w 81 rs l, in h Civ o Z s s
iors within twenty dsys the service this summons on
sn,SeT the ,ai comol.int within ,hr - Aforead ps
tia in III. will take judtmeD sssin., you f the IN u
j,y of Oobsr OF thou.sod ssht hlnd1 sni fysevea
1000 :s,reot and from The S,t day Of Otoosr s5I on
s.y%stH s.Se .s'Iss '''i r6srEs IS *;
y.l.is. Aaorosy, No So W.. ;,t'.s. 10 +.
CrIl e ;1 chy ard County g Ne~ Yor. a ne y tis IN
'as S"E rosTsk THoasoS p.1as
SUPREME COURT-City and County of New
ssoaT' John Y N'odiI: "a Mar s: vi. sssi.a
Erans sransri auor Robr. Q. Pis kiAry n. Br.inero
s:.0lst. sf,,. k.i{ R.aSsS ~ aP jisio 5GSp &
Li:,, stephen H,p. Heny HOsland Cory Nicholas
s. 9,S D p.s .ss. .5A1 H.-e Kt r-r
D.yo, liam Dmond, DAVID HeSry Css'-s Burial. ionn A.
D.vd murray Thaa.. Fiaanrssa Mee,aws IRE I'd
Riy.r Railroad C'mTssy, Alfred csrop Pss-r Va Ant
cor. Jo.iab " T5cmp.oe IawMd |. Lyoeh Receiver Of !:
he sroPsS ard ess =. of John MO- ,ra os, mn ND D.
az Love.nl Pr.sr Wecs. Nmiod Wooiwa-i, Bensnin
r. tctu,y Chses CNt L~sis Feucets.n1-r Riil. T.
C.snr C.ose ~. Kuou.ioD, CLARKE Rce. julius ancg
Fms. F:o. William 2 keyes. Alexander P,m-r -ti~s A.
Mfii bet CG.hu al F1nl CGs spencer X. Grreu
A ,fouy u Norf,rd. b J. N-L.,u Iahl = R-'ws John
~ Ourcy and .he Naleotsi- BIAS Company ntsd
>rnu.oBsro ;h. f-rnczn lsn-1 .-d II them;
you hereby s,mmoned and REQUIRED 20 .nfSer be
tar1 complaint in his acton whirh hd IN the ,a'e
lie Csrs ~ he City aDd County Of Yors. al the
CT Han - City o NswY0rs the ID tay u D-cen
~ asa and copy n you % TIE aid
5omp.nt he bscTibers thc Office NJ. " Nsltrt-
-he City SeWYork within twenty lays staT he slse Of
you exclusive of III day Of suca SERVER; snd
fail The aid comp Sin within the zine aoe-1id
~ pan,ii this s.ior vii sppy 20 the Court ~ ne relief
demanded II The sat eo1plaatDs.ed Nsw.fer D.."Go-F
Ass lHERAsSDN l. bHfAN
- ia.swaE At'oru-ys flr p ,.a,t.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-13

-,rt yea 20 esu. innssdisy, II rns~Ns Br,-s ne srps
snd rrftssers saal I'VE the III
gJsru.ry Yea have ~ roA snt aetrias.
For 0c5s cake sert r~ sclAs, Aaa sni see
me or you VII rot fud me sHvs
"fsur ssS,si sss-, SELMA"
From the above letter 4 ~l be been TIA. ;ae d.
c-s.sd did not resch Bellevue Hospital, a. .hs snid-
ps.sd. bu, dies in cold dr.ary h1iiing, unattended
by physician, friends o, sny ems 20 smoctss her
rows 70 the grave.
rhe remains are q, Bellevue De II. ilosse, s,d VII
b. copsgred 70 Pot,ers Field unless speety cisiusd
by friends for intsrnen,.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-13

Uhanree for Rueincse Glen.

BANKRUPT and SUSPENDED BUSINESS
II PAPER and CLAIMS WANTED 500 acres OF the
,hoc,t Lsnd In Wi,consu well Oc,trd vii ne trsae' ior
the literal t"Ins AddTeee r. SGT" u fattr
, 1858-11-19
8YIl JOHN d. ARTHUR, lIl
IMPORTER AND J0BBER

AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS,
ETAs JUST RECEIVED, BY LATE ARRI-
IL walls from the East and will continue " receive,
large and varied assortment Of
AGRICULTURAL GOODS,
Among which are the following .
Or Yokes, assorted sizes, complete;
Or Bows, best Vermont make, In of dozen pairs
Grindstones, assorted sizes-a large assortment;
OK Yokea, plain; OK bow pins; OK chains; -..'l.#
Churns, thermometer and cylinder, assorted sizes;
Steel gram and coal Scoops; hay Knives; ...l.
CFoWbas, Sledges, Screw Wrenches, Brushes;
Ray Cutters assorted sizes; horse aud Wool Cards.
Axes Hunts and Colinss; store Trucks assorted izcs
Bay Forks ., and tine, ruttlels aud other kinds;
Barley Forks, large; Manure and Straw Forks;
Hay Rakes; Barley Rakes, best quality;
Heeds0wers; Cuvatos, with steel aud cast Iron teeth
Horse Rakts revolving aud steel teeth;
Farm Wagons, light and heavy; Harness;
Eari9 and Cart Harness. hames; horse COLLARS;
NanAl BArIows, best quality, In cases OF u each;
Minches for the Mines; Double Trees, three horse do;
EioWAl steel and cast iron, Of all sizes and prices;
EloW Points, all kinds; Trace hams; Post Augers;
CHEESE Presses; Cheese hoops; Well buckets; -
Hfah Cradles, Grape Vine and Giants, extra fingers;
Axe, Pick, Sledge, Fork and Rake handles;
Corn Mnla, grain Mills; siekles; Scythe Stones;
Tanning Mills, as ored sizes; Extra Knives u xes;
hecQns &c., for eapers; Extra Arms for Threshers;
Reapcrs, MoWerS, ThTrahers. nc.
JOHN ID. ARTHUR,
2s3n Sand Washington street, near Davis.
, 1858-11-19
SCIENTIFIC AMERlcAN.-pnosrEcrgs
Volume Fourteen begin. sept. IL, Is0s.

NoAaAAAc RouHNceh btShtA SOpt' AoOSs
NTECHANICs, INVENTORS, BIANUFACTUR-
1M ers and Farmers-The Scientific American has now
rSached It's Fourteenth Year, and will enter upon new
volume on the lllh Of September II Is the only weekly
nuhIlcaton Of the kind now issued 10 this country and il
has very extensive circulation In oil the States Of the
uulon. ID b not snme might suppose fNm lie title,
dry abstruse work technical science; the contrary
% deals with the great events going In hs scientific,
mechanical and industrial worlds 10 please and instruct
every One IL the Mechanic or ArzAn wishes to know
the best machine In nse, or how 10 make any substance
employed In his business II the housewife wishes 10 get
recipe Tor making good color, &c.f the inventor
whes 70 know what Is going on In the way Of improve
ments-f the manufacturer wishes 10 keep posted with
The times and 70 employ the best facilities ia his business
II the man Of leisure and study wishes 10 keep himself
familiar with the progress mlde In the chemical labora
tory, or In the construction of teegaphs, Steamships
railroads. reapeTs, mowers, and thousand her machines
and appliances, both Of paIcc and waral these desd-
oIata be found in the SCIENTIFIC AMERcAE and not
elsewhere. They here presented in reliable and
interesting FORM adapted to tho comprehension Of minds
unleamed In the higher branches Of science and art
TERNs-0ne copy, one year, S2i one cpy, SIX months,
81; i've coPies SIX months Sl teu copies, six monhs
81 tn COPIES twelve months, s5 aeen cJplea, twelve
months ts2; twenty copies, twelve months u.s. IN ad-
vance.
Specimen copies sent gratultously for inspection
Southern OF western money, or postage stamps taken
a1s Letten should he directed to
MUM 4 CO, l2S Fulton e., NY.
~ Measls. Mum Co. are extensively engaged In
procuring patents for inventions, and will advise
Inventors without charge, in regard TO the novelty O
their lmproyements. ..
, 1858-11-19
PUGET SOUND HERALD.
sTEILACooM, W. T., NOV. 10, 1858.



The Panama arrived at Steacoom on last
Tuesday morning, bringing dates from the Allan
tic States to the 9Th Of October.
Leading off in interest is the intelligence Of
the loss of the ship Austria, on the passage
from Hambcrg to New York, with five hundred
and thirty-eight souls on board, only sixty-scyen
Of whom were saved.
A steamer has been placed on Lake Nicara-
qua, preparatory to the commencement Of the
new line of California steamers
A SLAYER called the Haidee, after successfully
taking into Cuba some nine hundred slaves, was
recently sunk at Montauk Point, Long Island.
The Benicia Boy and MOrrissey are determined
to 6ght, It would seem. Awarrant was recently
issued by New York Recorder for the appre-
hcnsion Of the former, with the view Of prevent.
ing the fight, but he managed to eyade it by
leaving for parts unknown.
A serious riot occurred OH Sunday night, Oct.
Sd, at the Cosmopolitan Gardens, near Yorkvilc,
Now York city. This place is owned by an ltal-
ian, and much frcquented by the Italians. The
difficulty had its origin in an lrishman stumbling
against an Italian woman and knocking her down.
The Italians Immediately made an onslaught on
the Irish, armed with guns, pistols, and knives,
killed one man outright, and severely, il not
mortally, wounded three or four Others. The
place was taken possession Of by the police, the
inmates arrested, and the premises searched.
The police found large quantities Of valuable
stolen goods secrctcd in different parts Of the
, 1858-11-19
MARINE HOSPITAL,
Port Townsend, June %, 1858.

DU. r. NJ. OBRIES, LITE RESIDENT Ply
~ seidn and Surgeon Of the County Hospital, San
Fncicl and of the hospital of the Sisters Of Mercy Is
In charge o the 1afine Hospital at Port Townsend
DR. 0'BRlEN Is also prepared to receive private pa
TENTS He iattes himself too, with the hope that
experience Of sixteen years IN the pratce Of bis proe
sion both private and hospital together with thorough
medco chirn gra education evidenced by the proper
guaantee Of diploma to that effect will obtain for him
the confidence Of the citizens on Puget Sound.
Letters ADDRESSED
m. 0'BRTEN, Md,
Port Townsend,
will he dulV ackpnwledged. l7u
, 1858-11-19

JUSTICE AS ADMINISTERED IN MASSACHUSETTS.
"A gentleman Of Boston, on visit to the East
Cambridge House of Correction lately, saw there
child of only twelve and half years. and nat.
urally inquired for what offence one so young
had been placed in such close proximity to har-
dened criminals. He was informed that her
name was Bridget Dillon that her mother was
resident Of Natick, and had been arrested with
her child on a charge of selling liquor. They
were taken on the 7th before Trial Justice Stone,
who sentenced both Of them to three months in
the House Of Correction, $50 fine and costs,
with thirty days additional il the fine was not
paid Tho mother appealed and obtained bail,
but the almost infant daughter was actually
committed and served out her sentenced
At meeting of old settlers Of Indiana, at
Knightstown recently, several relics Of the Olden
time were exhibited. Mr. Peter Louny, Of Noble
township, Rush County, produced powder
horn sixty-fve years DID, and a small axe which
was used in Wayne's army in 1904, in clearing
passage for the baggage wagons through the
wilderness The axe had been preserved in his
family as a memento of old times. Tho pawdcr
horn had been used on many occasions for hunt
ing deer, Indians, and "othcr game"
Prof Cooper, Of Centre College, Danyille, KY,
who was recently published as a suicide by some
Of the students Of the College, writes to Ham
ilton paper that the forgery was "tho work of a
sorry scamp, who would doubtless be glad if all
decent men were dead, so that his own neck
might no longer be in danger" Mr.. CoOper's
card concludes:
"For my enemies who exultcd over my sup
posed death, (and who were all to be fonnd either
taking astronomical observations through the
bottoms Of empty whisky glasses, or making men,
sensible while living, speak nonsense when dead, }
have word You have received great many
gOOd hdrd kicks from mo in times past, and pur-
pose getting an extra sole put upon my boot"
, 1858-11-19
UdolpI,o Molrr,. .lehnanns.


AMedchai Dle. Drhh' oi em'hehtly sllutiry qiatHNs
manufactured by him ell exclusively, at his factory at
eheldam, in Holland, and we'll known during the last
twelve years throughout the Atlantic ard Western Saes
Is made from the best Tley that can be selected in
Eurnp" vita tie essence 4 an aromatic Italian berry, q
ackLoEleds cd and taoidinary nc 5ecl quflties II
has long since acquired higher reputation, both In Eu
rope and America, than any other diuretic beverage
Analysed, It h PEKFECTLY PuRE LIQUOR, IN It's
fleets mild and wholesome tonic Il is exten-iVely
ued and approved by the medical faculty, the temper
ance people, beads Of families, &c.
ln Grayel, GOut and Rheumatism, In DISTINCTIONS Of
the Blad ler and Kidncys and In general Debility It's
effects are prompt, decided, and invariably reliable And
which they are produced by drinking bad water which
alm,st universally the cause Of them, it operates as
sor rsysr anS n ia nm. or The o., ,c,c,o0s
IN rvcniiycs that can be resorted TO.
The Aronotie crheidam Srbparnx
=. o,..oaan,,r ~ ,,'aa, sons,S -, -. ~
n e In tbos nsTts of M e.nn,rr esnsciay a.
we a. by manv in every community wher Il bas beme
Known oI, account n il other remedial properties
In MI cases ~ Drosral tendency II is venenllv tho
only remedy reoured when adoned In tbe eIry sases
ar ihe dse.se In Dvsnensia ,nssdsa ,eh.n tkcn in
nnner "a ALL drink and esnc,aIiv Al dinner
4 4 G1utd bv nnorm exnerience to IL emnen lv riira
cious ia tbe most Obstinate cases when even The 5ess Of
sv nye % an 4 II = Dfs n mms ns
nysrsble specif. and i, NAV he aSminserrd IN in,eJ
=
, 1858-11-19
Shi11gle Machine
LONDON CLUBHOUSE GIN.

To the Issi,iie.
eeleDraed % hGshng 9as VIA. ~ ~
s,t;ss pps,,. y, hSt s nv, ~ oS,s ~ ~ ival m NJ
,., ~ ~ = ~ Ii ~ ~. d ,s ~
szs1sSo .Sss Is ths ss;,iss o pbs5sbs
Boston and he Western cities has been pronounced by
authorities throughout the United States and the Canadas,
TO be superior. not only as beyerage Of general Y
any other article competing against h but Is unequaed
IN lis medicinal efficiency In all casses Of complaints
TO persons travelling in these days Of rapid transit from
East to West North TO South and more particularly 10
tSose crossing .ee isa5mus % snS rno aTe sesIg
ns 'ne,r MaeI % wei ~ sns'I aIe u
, 1858-11-19

For rheumatism, Paralysis. Stiff Joints, Neuralgia, in
cuding Tic DOloreux Painters ChOe and Lame Wrist;
all affections arising from working in metals and pOsOns.
Also Fever and Ague; Intermittent Typhus and Typhoid
Feve; Isthmus Fever; Jaundice; Diseased Liver and
Kidneys Indolent Ulcers; Scroiula; CancerOus Afec-
tons; Cancer Of the Womb; Blotches and Pimpes on
the Face; Diseases Of the Sexual Organs; Diseases Of
tn Eye, and for the
Extraction from the Human System
OF CalOme and Mercury in all s FORMS Iron, Lead Zinc
and all other Metallic and Mineral Posous, the almost
universal cause Of Rheumatism, Paralysis, StR Joints
&c &c; thus proving the nqulty Of medical practice
which employs ruigOus and deadly poOns in pretence
TO cure disease Also, Poison frUIn Oaks curId.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-05-21

@td 1879 ard
combined the is
i in
III F.
General geto o "
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-05-21

40 MAin.sf., /. Kcoku MN.
"lTH thanks to my many friends for past
~ fAyors, / beg leave TO inform them that
A. NV receiving my SPi ING AND SUMMER
N cor CLOTHING, fresh from the
~ ut p. Dcsnn Co., and James Wilde, IT.,
u e1ko beat Clothing II onTes in the Uni
~ III My Clothing " good and we'll made
a. = have purchased Of me will testify to
( - I, and to those who have not i would say
- MIR fer gourse,ses. Good Goods, 81 . fair
price are aiways the Chez pest.
Owing 10 the pressure in money matters Am
compelled 10 seilrtrictly for Cash
April I'D A.W GRIFFITH.
EENTs' Cashmere Suits, good and latest fash
~ ion, for sale at 70 Main-s,,
apr2d A. q.
A VERY superior assortment VI Ii men Goods
IA ON hand ct No. ~ Main 1t.
spr2d AVG.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-05-21
EXTRAORDINARY INDUCEMENTS
TO TRADE -.


A. - ssNinblsla0rrnD ME
/ Of Dr. Gosds, hass g boots AMI
Shoes, Crookery Ware, $c., din tho Eastern
sttiss, which comprises m sxt variety In al
thess departmsats. Ny stook III Compare favor.
ably with asy y tho eilytg point Of variety and
Z lsAiity. and Its " p factthatshe price.
%s0ee III rjgM. 44&#
Of Dross aoods, I ~ 6ilks. Tissues, Barere.
AIewns, Baregc Dslsinet yChsllies, Popiins, Nalsn
- Piaids, Debaises AsBan.ines, Lawn Robe,
\ Staple Goods. heayyaro nae.sstisi hieaahed
-, oSsnaAsars. drills. tiekis(s, gsi.sssxs
brown for Fhite and brown table diaper,
erAsh Al Esiing, Irish linen, brown do.
ALSO, Awl1. blAcksilk vescttss, or
broiderisa etSk Andkerehiefs, heeiery,
denders. $500
ALSO, an assortment 81 Summer Clothing, and
necessary articles too numerous to mention.
AND in connection with the above, keep an az
sortment Of Quesnsvare and Groceries, the latter
OF which still continue to sell ~ wholssal
prices. fresh lot Of choice Teas direct from the
Canton TesCo., New York, which are warranted TO
give entire sstisfaction ar the money win bsge-
landed.
think l can now oasrlnAucemsntsne,t to beck
eelled BY any house cit j - -
IL there 10 aav Arti mi &m@1 here
else, just call ~ tho lie s. where
along Ania-strset. 'aaaS2 80
PSI pGss nsA old { goods g ~ei Sss~ on
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Co.Pareoershtp.

C0~R0fe0Dreh1R.
The undersigned, having formed CO. Partner
ship audsr the name and u le VI Hanes Brother.
and purchased the entiralptsrest vi III. s. Farrar
will continue the basiness q manufacturing Sash.
Doors, Biinds, Flooring, Psmp- Tubing, &C.. q
the old stand, corner vi h Bluff Streets, near ths
keokuk 4 IT. Dss Moines Rail Road Depot
ROBERT HAINES.
Keokuk sept. u, 81. r. .. HAINES.
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ALE
En BBLS. Dayton Ale, 80 bbls, Cinci matt Ale
~ Good summer stock, received on consian.
msst and for sale by
STAFFORD s AcoUHR,
apzsaD Lsyse.
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philadelphia city Property.
In Exchange for Farming Lands in Iowa,
Missouri or Illinois.

Ian de in Northern and Southern lows for
sAlo On favorable terDs, by
mchl0i STEWART 4 GRIFFITH, Agents.
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AlN AMI las UvNo. gu ENUko--A ksligieae
~ Beck; price rs csnts; Ter sale ~ !.
sRslsd O0nkms 1R0W6A1k . 90.
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TINE MAsIIC ROOFING 10 we'll .eiapt.l 10
i steep fat roof, IL IRE proof, and becoming
hard viii admit Of wear by treading thereon,
which makes It desirable for pisxIas, cars steam
boats, 10. -. For further particulars, please call
1t the Office, where sAmples can be seen.
febl7dly
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Fire and Inland Navigation
Risks cepted at sterms consistent with solvsncy
Z fair profit.
Especial attention g'ctn TO the laurence Of Iscenos
and Contents, for terms Of one 10 ave years.