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Board OF Education.

SATURDAY, Dec. III.
The President announced the special or :
der for this hour to be the amendment offered
by Mr.. Roszell to the resolution offered by
Mr.. Perry.
The amendment was agreed to, and the
resolution, as amended, was adopted.
PETITIONS.
BY. Mr.. Garfield, from A. S Kissell, of
Davenport, for an act to legalize the acts of
school officers under the late law Also, to
allow Boards OF Directors to employ CITY Su-
perintendents. Referred to committee on
Revision.
Mr.. Garfield stated that he had a letter
from Judge Dillon, of the Tth District. set
ting forth the urgent necessity for a law to
legalize the acts of officers under the school
law.
RESOLUTIONS.
By Mr.. Perry Resolved, That a. system
OF common schools, which secures to the CIT
izens Of every district the right to levy their
own taxes, build their own school houses
employ their own teachers, md do all other
acts pertaining to their own affairs, is correct
in principle, and should be adopted by this
Board.
Laid on the table, and made the special or.
der for Monday, 10 O'Clock.
INTRODUCTION OF BILLS.
By Mr.. Perry--an Act to legalzs acts,
elections, and contracts under the law ap-
proved March 22nd, 1858, entitled Gan Act
for the Public Instruction of the State OF
Iowa" Read twice and referred to commit
tee on Judiciary.
REPORT OF COMMITTEES.
By Mr.. Cooper committee to whom
was referred tho resolution offered by MIR.
Z n,.En .,,, k.aht - =
the school law was declared to be unsuited to
the wants of the people, reported against any
material change in said section.
Report was adopted.
Mr. Mills, from committee on Judiciary, to
whom was referred the Agricultural College,
reported that thu Board had no jurisdiction
over said College, by the laws Of the State
or the Constitution. The committee, there
fore. asked to be discharged from the further
consideration of the subject
The report was concurred in.
Mr.. Cooper, from committee on District
Organization and Elections, reported bill
for the Public Instruction Of the State of
Iowa, by system OF common schools, which
was read.
The Secretary then read communication
from the Superintendent OF Public Instruc-
ton, in answer to the resolution of inquiry,
addressed to him yesterday, in relation to
the State University, in which report i, was
stated that he had DO Official information to
communicate to the Board.
Mr.. Garfield offered the following resolu-
tion:
Resolved, That. the recent decision of the
Supreme Court upon the school law, approved
March 18th, 1855, yacates the office OF Su-
perintendent Of Public Instruction.
Laid upon the table.
Adjourned until Monday, 10 O'Clock.
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wabash and Mississtppl Railroad.
MIR. Buel, one of the contractors on the
second Division Of this road, passed through
this place one day last week, and gave some
information in relation to the present oondi-
ton and progress of the road. That part of
1t between Canton and Bushnell, is nearly ora.
ded, and part Of the ties delivered on the
track. Nj. Buel had with him contract for
grading and tieng the road between Bushnell
and Carthage, signed by MIR. ingersol. Mr..
Buel went TO Warsaw and Keokuk, for the
purpose OF obtaining the signatures Of Messrs.
Hunt and Sample. Mr.. Hunt was willing to
sign il, but MIR. Sample refused in the M ost
positive terms.
We know nothing Of the conditions of the
contract, nor Of the ability of Buel 4 Co. to
perform it; but if MIR. Samples objections
are founded upon his Intentions to take the
road IN another direction, then we must in
form him that the people here will no. per-
init the road to be diverged from its proper
route, as indicated in the terms of county
subscription. This course is required by
1 good faith and every consideration Of honor
aud honesty. II is required, too, by the
! great interests OF the road and the stock
holders, public and private. II the road 10
taken south from this point and connected
with the Quincy road, the stock will be worth
less, and its business, comparatively, MOTH ny.
II needs no argument to prove this. The
road. ~ that event, will be subject TO such
charges and terms as the directors OF the
Quiney road may see proper to impose, and
tue business will be small, as the country
through which 1t passes, oan bring to il but
little business, more especially when the busi-
ness VIII be divided il not absorbed BY the
I Quincy road. The road ;t.slf can havn -
independent existence, but will be swallowed
up by the monopoly of the Quincy road, and
consequently its stock, as we said before, will
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NOTICE is hereby given TO the owners Of the
Lots described in the foregoing list, situated in
the City Of keokak. Lee county and Ststeo Iowa
that special tax has been assessed and evicd on
said described lots, IA designated In above list.
by the City Council Of said city, being the cost Of
abating anuissnceon each Of said lots respective
~, and unless pay nsDt be made OF the taxes 50
levied and also all costs, before the lath day Of
January, A. ID. 1859, the said lots, on % much
thereof ~ shall be necessary to discharge said
tax and costs, will be sold on the day aforesaid,
Of the Mayors Office in said city. between the
hours OF o'clock Am. and 8 o'clock p. m,
N#s % 20. C.STEvENs
Collectorof the Cityof Keokuk.
Dec. is, 1858-dtd
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BUrINEsS NOTICE.

Subscriptions for the nAlLY GArE cirY. and
WEEKLY VALLxs Vine, must be accompanied BY
the cash in all cases
Daily subscs bers can pay the carrier If they pre-
Ter once In two weeks. Thu carrier is ADVISED to
require payment in advance, in all cases
No Job Work delivered until paid for.
All advertisements must be paid for in advance.
except in the case Of customers with whom we have
mutual accounts. With such, settlements viii be
made QUARTERLY
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Particular Notice.

All persons indebted to this Office are requested
10 call and settle on or before Tie lst day Of
January, 1859. After that date all unsettled nc.
counts will be put in process Of collection &C.
cording TO Law. j h. HOWELL A co.
Dec. is, 1858.
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IHS DIES moisks NALIIN Nnis IL pubiished
every Monday atthik office Ii one ofthe oldest
papers In lows, and bss widely extended eircu-
iation throaghouithe Des Noines Valley, North
srn Missouri, and Western Illinois
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Life, Fire ana Msrins Insurance

Life, Fire and Marine Insurance
Agency.
l10LICIES of Insurance issucd ut the lowest
L rates in the following reliable frst class com
pAnies:
THE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
or NEW YORK
This is the safest and mart reliable lie insurance
Company In the world with an accumulated
Fund of over IS 900, 900.
ATLANTIC FIRE AND MARINE ms. CO.,
OF PROVIDENCE, u. I.
Capital $50 200 90.
SPRINGFIELD FfRE AND MARINE ms. co. 4,
srRIN0FISLD, MASS.
Capital Si6O,0OO
PEORIA MARINE 4 FIRE INSURANCE co.
PEORIA, ILL.
Capital $500, 900 90.
Those desiring Insurance viii do we'll to cali At
the Agency Once Of G. X. DIMOND.y
deei8dlm Main st, over ogden q Book Store,
In.s,ra,ea neoks Tor the Holidays.
4 .ALLEkf OF famous English and American
n Poets, with IN introductory essay by Henry
Coppee, one Aundred steel engravihgs, executed in
the hrst style Of the art, mostly from original de-
signs BY distinguished artists Price tl2 80.
For sale by M. W. WEsTCvTT.
decl7d Successor to Gave Barber,
No.gt Main-st.
Women "f beauty aud Heroism.
A PORTRAIT Gallery VI female loneliness
n achieve ment and infuence, elegantly bound
aud beautifully illustrated; By Funk Is. Good
rich. author II "Csurt of Napoleon,
Price Si2 30. FOR sale by
aeel7d NJ. W. wEsTcoTT.
Josephine Gallery,
ONE of the mo.a attractive books for pre..n.a-
~ ton ever published. Price Is. For sale by
decl7d NJ. W. WEsTcoTI.
The Atlantic NOuvenfr.
iCHLl Illustrated. fuperbiy bound, and full
~ Of the choicest reading matter. Price IS.
No. sale by NJ. w. W EsrCoTT.
dect7d
The Literary CnsKcI. E
DoEIRl and Proso By the best authors, hanf-
1 somsiy bound and finely illustrated. Price t5.
For sale by NJ. ". WEsTCOrI.
dsclTa
KAxMOND's LATEST IMPROVED,
DOUBLE TukgADED,
Family Sewing Machines.
price Vk6.
1--WE Stron gest, most elastic and durable stitch
1 ever made. Warranted cqual 10 any 400 ma
chine In the market. They stitch, hem, tuck fell,
gather and embroider with perfection and are Ca
peeiaily adapted TO family use.
n j. A. MASON, Agent,
decl1a6t Room oyerJ. C. PARROTS store.
II. ,. Woodward Il Co.,
WHOLESALE DEALERS ~
n u n n n n NJ n n " n ~ n,
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
tsaut.,guau sgrET.rG


FINll subscribers of stock TO the Mississippi and
Waoash Railroad Company, included in the
Western Division, are her sly notified that there
will he meeting held at tie Court House ia Car
thsge, Hancock Co., Ill, on the frst Wednesday in
January, $50. (being IL day specified in the
amended Charter,) of sub stool holi ers, for the
purpose of electing three COMMISSIONS for saiI
Western Division and the transaction OF such OF or
business 40 the wants Of the road may require
The meeting will convene in the court room at
o'clock p m. general att nlance is requested.
MARts HOPKINS, Agent and
PROXY for Hancock Co.
tLEx. SIMPSON.
WiLLitN A. PArrxRsos,
NJ. MeslAr6nRY.
C. WnsToS.
j. SHoLL.
j X. t.ESNlsGnAn.
1. HOLLOW susu Co.
STERLING, WALLAc = d Go.
Dec 4, 1858 --declsdtd
TEMpJTN a SON ERs.
DEALfRs IN
silver Plated ware. Gas Fixtures, &C.
No. Estes House,
hE9 ~. h:-....' .......IoWA,
nFFEK for sale, for thc Holiday a we'll Sc.
~ lectcd stock of the followng goods
Tea Sets, Plated aud britannia a 6ne as
sortment consisting Of the latest styles and plate
warranted. For sale low by
deelsd2w TENPLIN 4 soMMERs.
Casters,
FINE assortment of both Plated and Britain.
~ ria for sale by
deeiSd2w TENpLiN { soMMERS,
Cake baskets.
A LARGE assortment IT fine patterns, heavy
"A plate, for sale low by
deelsd2w rkdpLIN soMMERs.
Spoons ANA Forks.
A LARGE stock Of heavy plate, warranted to
fAwea- 10 years, for sae at Philadelphia prices by
declSd2w TKMpLtN a sOMMERs
Commune on sets.
A FINE assortment Of both Plated and Britain.
"A MIA. fur sale by
deolsd2w rEMpLiH 4 aoMAERs
Pttchers,
Doth plain AID richly ebas, d. for sale low By
- deessd2w TEMPLIN s. s0MMERS.
walters.
A FINE assortment, from 8 in. to "a inches for
"A saie by iESPLIN soMMERS
DLATED and unpiated, and ivory hardles for
sale low by TEMpLIN Y SoMMERs.
Parlor Vases.
A FINE assortment If China. Terra Gotta and
a Saxon Vases, for SAFE low by
decisi2w IE dpg.IS & SoMMERs
Gas Fixtures.
A FINE assortment OF Chandeliers, Pendants,
- Brackets. Portabies. and Hall Lights, Of the
latest pat ems, fog sale los by
tias and steam Fttting
DkOMPTbY attended TO, and ali work war
L ranted. by TEMPLIN 4 soMMERS,
DecIoi2w 40. Estes House.
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BOOKS
FOR THE HOLIDAYS!
AWE are DOW 10 receipt Of our stock Of
" HOLIDAY hooks,
To which weinyfse attention. Our stock compri-
ses in part, the following works.
SPLEkDIDLl ILLUSTRATED syc. EDITIONS OF
Shakespeare,
Byron,
Burns,
Moore,
Hemans,
Scott,
Dryden,
Pope,
Homer, ETC.,
Bound in Elegant Turkey Morroeo Binding,
3ems. EDITIONS OF
Longfellow,
Tepnyson,
Leigh Eunt,
Whittier,
Mrs. meson,
Sax,
Holmes,
IN BLUE AND GOLD
LIBRARY EDITIONS OF
Addison,s uerks, q vols.
q oidsmithss WORKS. vols.
Eielding's works, vols.
Aterne,s warAs, 2v~Is.
Dean sWIft's works, g voIs.
sinpryatrs WORKS, I2vols.
IrvtDgss warts. 15vOls.
In uniform siae and syie, bound in elegant half
Calf o. Antique.
CouRr or NAroLRoS,
nsfcAsABvIAnN aALLHsg,
LEArLErs OF MEMORY,
ORIENTAL ANNUAL,
Book or BEArTY,
GRA or the SEASONS.
fne assortment Of JUVENILE BOOKS, AL
BUNS, PRAYER BOOKS. BIBLES,
TOY D oKs, ETC.,
Suitable for the coming Holidays, ct the
CrY Book SroRK,
Decls OGDEN, BkOWNELL 4 CO.
Htryker. Wood a GrI1fith,
- EAL Estate Agentt,en Thitd-st., will trade
IL Groceries for well situated vacant dwelling
house lot. dec17d3t
scrip aud Warrants.
CTKYkEk H. WOOD, Brokers' on 81 st. will buy
~ and sill City Scrip aad City and County War
rants. (dccl7d3t
CL0GKs.
A assortment just received ut No. / Estss
~ House. oAM'L u. BRIDGES.
deci ID
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GREAT NATIONAL WORK!l
BASCROFT,s
Hisasry 81 the UnilcA states.

HISTORY or THE UNITED safes, From
the Discovery u the American Continent. BY
lion. Geo. Bancroft. With Portraits ,Maps, Sc.
Vols. l. to VII. svo., cloth, now ready.
Volume VII. 10 Also issusd - Vol. /. Of the
American Revelation, OF which Ii conmsnoes the
history, conclsding with IN account Of the Battle
Of Bunker Hill.
Volume VIII. will appear shortly, and tho re-
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The unesuallsd facilities possessed by Mr.. Ban
croft In the preparation Of thssc vnlumss, and aho
many years Of labor and research which be has
bestowed upon them, together with the admrrab
and attractive style in which they are written,
have caused this great work to be universally re-
gafded, In Europe and America, Is the bess histo-
~ Of this country yet produced, and ~ standard
and authority. For sale by
decI6d OGDEN, DRoWNELL h co.
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LIsh is asserted that round shoulders
amongst the masculine gender are upon the
increase. The shawl is said to be the cause,
~ ms ~earer, in order to keep this feminine
garment bnugiy around him, 10 compelled to
ioia h's arms upon his breast, instead OF al
towing them the natural free and easy swing
which throws the shoulders back and the
chest forward.
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against the old Roman laws in regard to the
relations of Christians ard Jews. Mr.. Smith
could only plead ms a distinction: sThe jew
is pi lite man and the Cardinal would
answer him 'Cuffy and his black children
are Chyisfidnst'n
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Prices Reduced.
LAYING made arrangements with Eastern
J. Il MSnufsctnfsrs TO furnish me with Kerossns
Lamps, wish those who are not suppIied would
bsar Ia mind that sscau ana viii sellss
~ cheap ~ any house In this city. Those not
wishing to lay aside their old Lamps, oan, By
leaving them IT Braden 3 Drug Stores, Nos. 81 and
III Main-st.. havs them changed, 1t YRIvLue
EXPENSE, 80 ~ - burn cssi Oii.
dscsd1v II. c. MERRELL.
TUDE PAINTS.
A FULL assortment Of III solon Just received
n and for sale BY
WIN. b. GERRING,
Nov. Odd MAin-st., bet. 9Th 4 7th.
keokuk Breach OF the Ssase HANK
~ Iowa.
VuNHI5 Bank IL now open for tho trsnsaction OF =
! General banking. Exchange and Collection
basipsss.
Collections viii receive prompt attention, and
remittances will b. made for those payable In this
city, On the day Of p yment, 1t ths lowest current
exchange.
Smith Hamill. sam4 II. Miller,
John g. Floyd, J. w. Clsghorn.
y q Ramsay. J. y. Billings,
C.darber, b. y. Moody, J. ~. Shelley
6An'LF. NILLER, President
wv. McMILLKn, Cashier.
Ksokak. Nov. 3. 'S6-dsm
PIckLss. In Vinegar. y Il. do.sn. iors1l b.
augdAw W. II. AUSTIN co.
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scrip aud Warrants.
STkYkEk h WOOD, Brokers, on 81 st., will buy
~ and scIi City Scrip aad City and County War.
rants. fdoci7d3t
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DlssolutiOm.
THE partnership heretofore existing between III,
undersigned under the style and hrm Of Clark
Van Nostrand, Was dissolved by mutual consen,
December lst, 1888.
james Clark will continue the business O. here
tofors and 10 alone authorised 70 settle ali
Of the late drm. JAMES CLARK,
declSdlw3w VIM. II. VAN NOSTRAND.
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klM n lNNukANGE.
M1sseaEI state ~ ueuaI
FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY.
OF st. LOUIS.
DIRECTORS.
Is. MeCune, .. n. Edssll, C.s. Greedy,
Z. Wyman, 9. IL. Peck, B.W.Alexsndsr.
James Smith, A. ID. Pomsrey, d. D. Page.
RS. ELLIOTT, Ssc'y. SIN. EDGELL, Press,
10 1xfRA-HAxARDousR RISKS rAKnH
=. B. HOLMES, General Agent.
dscldly .DRID0MAN, Ag't, X eokuk.
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HtrykeF. Wood a GrIIfilh,
~ EAL Estate Agentt, on Thifd-st., will trade
Groceries for well situated vacant dwelling
house lot. Idecl7d3t
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C0-Parsnership Notice.
JAMES CLARK has associated with him II. Ii !.
VCLAKk, under the style and firm OF . al. II.
Clark. a
The Hide, Leather and ssddlery Hardware bdsi-
ness wall DO conducted 1t the old stand Of Clark d
Van Nostrand ~ formerly.
deci 3dBt-w3t s.
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insure xeur Mescha udsss, stores
aad DWcIiingsy
Policies OF Insurance issued at the lowest
rates, 1t this Agency, in prompt
paying Companies.
HARTFORD fIHE INSURANCE COMPANY.
CAPITAL $500, 900.
PHEGIx INSURANCE CO., or HARTFORD.
CAPITAL 600, 900.
MERCHANTS. INSURANCE. COMPANY.
CAPITAL o2OO, 900.
CITY FIRE INSURANCE co., or HARTFORD.
CAPITAL t25O, 900.
WA. W. BELKkAp, gent,
beei-dlm 6ecoRd-st near Main,
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0so. WI CkARf. JOIN BRUCE
McCrarv 4 Druce.
ATT ORNEYS AT LAW.
nFFICE on Third Street between Main and
OJohuson, over the State Bank.
Prompt attsntion given to collecting andss-
curing claims and convey ancing.
Titles 70 rsalestate examined and NotaYisl bus
mess tranAA0ted. Tnoy9ud&W
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ca The a. \. Epming Post says that
Mr.. Buchanan's Fort Duquesne letter, in
which he utters such "beautiful sentiments"
regarding the use Of money to carry cleo
tons, has led the the employees of the De-
partments to hope for future remittal Of
their election taxes. They have all fled
away copies OF the letter, and Will inclose il
in rep.y to the next demand for q tax, such
as levied upon them to carry Clancy Jones's
election.
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More New GOnds from lhe East
r1NlliSa day received, a lot Of Gne Broadcloths
i Black Doeskins, Fancy Cas- simerss, Rich Vel
vets, &c. ELLIoI Il. SMITH,
Tailor and Draper,
DsclOd rs Main St, bet. "a aud Sd.
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ATLANTIC FIRM AND MARINE ms. co.
OF PROVIDENCE, II.
Capital ef6O, 200 90.
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RICKEY & HUMPHREY.
A UeTI0N and Commission Merchants, No. II
"A Msin-st., keosuk, lows. Liberal advances
made on consignments.
deaSdIm seSs
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n. \. Herald SAYS:
Col. forney aud other political renegades
who iayoi Judge Douglas, are hare wading
10 tie mud OF politics, and are endeayorine
70 make tae action Of the Senate caucus in
reference 10 Douglas aud the Committee on
Territories another martyrdom for their chief.
The more rapidly Douglas declines, the more
bis folioweys affect to believe no is rising
Drowning men catch al straMs
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-06-23

EEWs FROM EURoPE IN SgYBE DAYS AID A Hale.
cred European advices 20 the HeWs-y Of ihe As
soeisiiated Press, of Cape Race, in seven das aud
ten hours and the news was placed u 5on tbe
wires in less than seven days and twenty hours from
Southampton. This is quicker, BY more Than tWen-
iy-fOur hours, than EuFOpean intelligence has ever
be beaten by Capt. Judkins, Of The Persia, who
intends 20 place his news in ths city next Saturday
seven days from LiVsrpOoI-in season for tie
evening papers. We shall see.
Should the aniicipatiOns Of Che friends Of The
Atlantic Telegraph be reaEed, We shall be able 10
receive daily and hourly intelligence from all parts
Of Europe on and sftsr about Monday week
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-06-23
D. B. THOMAS, N. D.
No. 464 Vine stgeet.
PERUVIAN sYRUP,
OR, PROTECTE sOLUTION
PrOfOVide Of EFOu COmhfmp6

PrOtOxide of Iron Combined
"AvING successfully passed the ordeal which dseove
riss in the AIatera sedica subjected
ceiYed as established medicine Its efficacy in curing
DEsP PSIAs
Affections Of the Liver Dropy Neur4g Bronchitis, and Con
W. and the prostrang effects Of Lead ercury General De
bity, and all diseases which require TOXIC aud ALrERA
numerous sell authenticated, and OF such peculiar
character that sufferers cannot reasonably hesitate 70 receive the
prOdered aid. -
The Peruvian Syrup does not profess % be curea Bu It's
range extensive because many diseases apparently unlike
intimately related, and proceeding from cause nay be cured
The class Of diseases for which the Syrup provides cure
precisely that which has often baed the highest order Of
medical skill. The facts tangible the witnesses accessible
may wish for opinion 0mdisnte persons respecting
the character Of the syrup cannot fail 70 be satisfied WITH te
Agents snitures those OF gentlemen well known IA the
community and Of the highest respectabiity.-i
CARp-Te undersigned having experienced the beneficial e
sPeruvan syrup do hesitsts recommend
1t to the attention Of the public From our oa ezper As
well from the testimony Of Others, whose intelligence
rty altogether unqueonabe, weave doubt Of inca
cy in cases incpien disease Of the Lungs and BF0nch Pas
ssges, Dyspepsia Liver COnpilt, Drusyi euraia &c IN
deed its effects would he incredible but from the h charce r
thos who have witnessed them, and have volunteered their ts
mony, as We do ours, 60 its restorative powers.
j S.H. Kendall, VI. d. Peter Harvey ||
/ Thomas G. Amory, James Q. Dunn,
/ Samuel May, Thomas Whitman.
NorcE-Itis we'll known that the medical eject Of Protoxds
maintain solution Of Protoxde Of Iron, without further oda
ton, deemed impossible In the Peruvian syrup this
desirable point Is attained BY combination IN Fay iore IN
known and this solution may replace an the proocaoos e
| trstes and tartrates Of the Afategia Medica
A.A. HAYNES, NJ T.. Asssysrto the State Of Mas.
( Is Boylston street, Boston, U. S. A. r..r fa
PRIos.-Large hotties 81, small bottles 81.
! FOR sale in Nashville by DEMOF1bIE 4 BELL.
Z
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hSs- Buffalo, Chicago aud other western cities,
it appears are overun with labOTers and mechanics
who are unabletO hnd employment Ia lhe former
place last weak several hundred Of his class para
ded the streets, demandipg 80 work or bread In
Chicago the demand for labor By poor people has
been So great that the street commissioners have
been enabled TO supply each man with bat two days
in the week, st Bsgenty i've cents per day. Il is
now thought best 70 cut wages down 10 q fg esnS
and put one third more men into city service Al
ify cents per dsy say "a the DeHoerat2 2ths city will
be overwhelmed with applications for labor.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-06-23
General Agent for the stats.
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AIXEAlICA ElHIEEA4fAo- AM . - 10
TAyTNG made an arrangement extensive Real Estate
hm in Saint Louis for ssls liberal eEls alarga
ber of desirable FARMS uninpr07a containing each
or so h so acres and located ca the following eountes Jsler
sob Wnshpron. Fraakin Madison. Pol 0ges Montgomery
ofrv Cole and number 0f Other Counties Ananher of The
f,rs are ~ improve ell Eateed and timhere and portinns
orI tlIe binds fn a high s1-ts of cuitivation.
We viii farpis those wishing buy list Of the lands and
farms aBd letters o. ntr6duc0u % the So. Louis frng The
sIv Al the Eissour ven eslabs si that comment
fr s pnecssfF Apply 5Hcs, tis< Nosth Cherry
-freet 81 Sldress. J. I. & R W. D10F6,-
vrsyI8-dtEkva a-1 EashEillsi TsduuBas.