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[By telegraph
New Orleans Market.

New ORLEANS, April Is.
The Cotton market is unsettled, and In some cases
has declined 96Ac. sales to-day foot up only 5000
bales at l2!6c for middling qualities.
Molasses 33c. for prime.
Bacon buoyant. Shoulders firm at &c.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-04-25
THE LION STANTON FOLLOWS.
Brady to Talk ON Monday.

GIVES AN EXTRA ROAR FOR SENATOR
DOUGLAS SAKE.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-04-25

SICKLEs NOW IN FOR sEwARD'a
HIGHER LAW.
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BOARDING.

U0ARDING.--0ne pleasant, unfinished
AB front room, second floor, with board, for gen.
leman and wife, at No. 23J Race street. Reference
reuuired, ap25-ct
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-04-25

Mr.. Carlisle's Argument on Instruc-
tions.
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DOARDTNG.--Two or three gentlemen can
H-p be accommodated with day boarding also one
gentleman with u room-at No. 239 Race street Re-
ference rennired. ap25-ct
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-04-25

EIGHTEENTH DAY.
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LAW REP o r T.
HAMILTON COUNTY DISTRICT COURT.

Before Judges .Mallon, Carter and Dickson. =,
MoTioNs-Ay1wafd VS.. Aylward Molten for ALI
mony argued 49, 4. .
aside former entry. - - A,
Duhmeys, Duhme. Three motions are before the
Court in this TO dismiss the appeal, ono TO
set the cause for trial, and one TO allow allmony
pending tho suit On application Of Counsel they
were laid over until next week. ,
ADMITTED TO THE BAR. --Chenning Richards, Jr.,
was admitted as an attorney at law.
SUPERIOR COURT.
Motions were also heard by the Judges in tho sew
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-04-25

DOARDING--One family and four single
ND gentlemen can have good board with very
pleasant furnished rooms, with gas. Address I'm
dustry," through Post-Oflice. ap22-rc
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-04-25

new hOrk COtVOn markets
New YORK, April 23.
Cotton quiet; sales 600 bales. The quotations
nominal.
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VERDICT POSTPONED.

NO VERDICT YET.
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VA as Porter, or make
w himself generally useful In a store. Address
D. W s., Press office. ap23-+c
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-04-25

"ANTED-A stout Boy; apply at the
w Looking-glass Store No. East Fourth st.,
between Main and Sycamore. ap23-cF
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FOR SALE.

EN0R SALE-The best of Western Reservo
N Dairy.made Butter, wholesale and retail, at 80
West Sixth street. j. II. EGGLESTON co.
rap23-dSl
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"ANTED.-A Confectioner, Candy and
w Cake-maker. Apply at Gibson House, Wal
ap22.Ea JOHN MCKEE
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EN0R SALE-A Pew in st. Johns Church
~ corner of Seventh and Plum, for sale low. In
quire of BAKER 4 Won PHUL,
Ap23-b so Fourth street. west of Walnut.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-04-25

NJ a good trade. Terms-0ne third cash. and tn,
balance in six and twelve months. Address Drug
gist," through the Post-ofice. ap2;-*o
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-04-25

WANTED-A young type.setter, to finish
w his trade In Book and Job office. Longoy
& Bros, ltS Vine street. Cincinnati, o. ap22-+a
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LATEST BY TELEGRAPH.
REPORTED ron THE DAILY PREss.
The Washington Tragedy.
TRIAL OF DANIEL E. SICKLES,
tMember of Congress from New York;
CHARGED WITH THE
Murder OF Philip Barton Key,
Omitted states District Attorney
REPORTED ron THE DAILY rREss.

Omitted states District Attorney
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ENoR sALE-A large family hOrsezsoun(
IL and gentle-six years old Inquire at William
Woods Stable, corner of Longworth and Rae
streets. Rp22-Tc
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DOARDING-Two very desirable front
HD rooms cen be obtained by applying at the south
cast corner of Ninth and Walnut; also, pleasant
front rooms for gentlemen day boarders. Rest of
reference given and required. Rp22-fc
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ENoR SALE-A fine Rockaway Carriage
N nearly new; will be sold very cheap. Apply I'm
lnediately at Sc Pearl street, between Vine an,
Race ap22-Sb
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WANTED.

"ANTED-0ne good Pattern Maker and
w three Finishers, at No. Is Walnut street.
ap25-ci LEE a LEAVITT.
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"ANTED--A young man, to drive .
w horse and wagon. Must be we'll acquainteI
with the city, and come well recommended Inquire
at 535 Western row. ap2l-+a
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NWANTED-To rent; house in the West
w ern part Of the city. Rent not to exceed S25n
year. Address Lock Box sos Post-offce Iap22-Fh
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-04-25

D0ARDING-For single gentlemen, in a
H-D large and very pleasant room, with two fine
Closets at No. "a Longworth street, three doors east
of Race. an22-EC
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NANTED-By a first class practical Book
w keeper, and thorough accountant, situation
In wholesale house, bank or insurance office, where
rapdty and accuracy required. The best of city
reference can be given. Address D., through the
Post office ap22-Nb
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"ANTED-Cash or good trade for lot Of
w primo halves Dried Peaches. John Bell lO3
Fifth atrhet ap22-4c
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NN ANTED-A frst-class Matchmaker.
Wv Apply to II. P. Elias, No. l6 West Fourth
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TAN1ED-Situation in some store wher,
w 1 can gain knowledge of business. Salar,
no object. Address II. U. Willard care box 1864 Gin
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NNANTED-Situa disengaged, n
w man well acquainted with the wholesale and
retail grocery business, wishes engagement with
some good house. No objection to the country. Best
Of references given Address Y. 7. NJ, p. o., Gin.
cinnati. Ohio. ap2l-fc
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-11-05

AnbA0k1Nb0os s4se8aEa&s f@ 9sX4
A correspondent Of tho Warsaw Bullstin
gives the following particulars Of eAss Of
infantcde which was brought to light on
the 9th ult. in Carthage, and caused great
sensation. He says;
On the morning aforesaid, some children
found new born babe dead, in we'll in the
outskirts Of the city. A jury Of inquest was
summoned, and . post mortem e1AminAtion
had after which, the jury OF inquest found
. vsrdict ike the following ssThat the child
found ia the well, oAme to ito death BIZ want
on nsgligsnse or yiolsnes, BY tho hands Of
ito father and mother, and that Caroline
Booz IL the mother and janice a. Winston il
the father Of the child; and further. that ]
A. Winston put the child in the wsll.0 Win
sson has left the country; 1t least he has
not been seen since Sunday evening Ok night
The mother, Caroline Boo1, started 41A,
LAST evsning, but Was brought baok BY Mr.
Oahill, deputy sheriff, and Is now in jail.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-11-05

James s. Rollins, who oame within two or
three hundred votes Of being elected Gov
ernor Of Missouri in 1857, made speech At
late "Whig'' meeting in Lexington, No.,
which expressed the preference Of Missouri
for Edward Bates, for President, in which be
declared bis intention to support the Repab-
licsn nominee, even though it should be
Joshua K. Giddings.
Mr.. Rollins 10 . slaveholder, and one of the
most popular, capable and influential men in
Missouri.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-11-05
HERIrF,s SALE.
STATE OF HOWA.l

STATE OF IOWA, IS.
DY virtue Of special Execution to me directed
- issued by tbs Clerk Ut the District Cesft OF
said county, IN favor Of Amos H. Brown and against
d. B. Carter, have levied upon, and will sell "a
the highest bidder ut the door Of the Clerk Once
Of the District Court OF Lee County, lows, at Kso
kuk in said county on the 9Th day Of December, a
b. 1852, between the hours az o'clock :. m. and
o'clock p. m. Of said day, the following property
to-wit: Lot No. ten (10) In block enc hundred and
eighty Iss), In the city ~ Ksokuk, Isse sosnty
Iowa Taken and levied upon - the property oil
d. b. Carter, to satisfy said writ Of execution.
~ 64 WM III. LkECH
Psi Sheriff Of Leo County.
EnOkuk Nov. A. 1H6Q.nvAd ssss.&
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"a Twenty houses were destroyed by q
dreadful hurricane which swept over Rich
mond county, s. G., on the 10th ult. The
props and trees suffered severely.
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rns nansa. Elss,,.a--oas,e,.r

81. LOUI6, NOV. =.
A special Dispatch to the Republics givss
the Official vote Of the recent efection In Kan
sas - follows: For the Oonstitution, 10, Az;
sgainst the Constitution, $3.50. For Home
stead law, 1882.
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Mend Your Old Furniture
Read the Following TestIms niala
AS TO THE QUALITY OF
spalding's Prepared Glue,
FOR SALE BY
OGDEN, BROWNELL Il CO.
From the Christian Intellingenesr !

From the Christian Intellingenesr.
This Glue il put up In . convenient bottle, and
10 chemically held in solution, retaining all the de-
sirAble qualities Of we'll prepared cabinet makers
Glue, and In ulsd cold. small brush acoompA-
les each bottle the whole costing but Is cents -
and furnishing ever-ready and efficient means
Of repairing al kinds or broken household wares
It win b found exceedingly convenient for cone
and she'll work, piano tuners, and for al purposes
requiring strong mucilsge. No housek sepsr can
odord to be- without ii.
from the Christian Advocate and Journal.1
The want Of such IN article 10 ~ constant and
universal ~ the family, and hitherto 1t hes been
want unsupplied. "spalding's Preparsd Glue"
seems to be all that has been dssirsd IN this di-
reotion.
: R6s From the Evangclist.l
Spalding's Prepared Glue, designed for house
ksspess, IL boon which every housewife win ap-
prscixts.
[From the N. Y. Freeman's Journal
Spalding's Prepared dlue In such simple and
cheap preparation thatit il pity any house should
b. without 1t.
From the N. Y .Chronisis1
We have never seen any thing which met this
uniya,ml want, till the advent Of epslding's Pre-
parsdGlus which will b found precisely the M
ticls every housckeeper nesds. H.
Iron the Home Journal
We have made practical acquaintance with
this latest household conveniencs, and cannot re-
frain from calling the attention Of ell cur lady
friends to its excsiiing merits.
From the N Y. Daily Tribune
The kind We use il labeled sSpalding's cslessa.
ted Prepared Glus; useful in every house - and
a " have found 1t ysluabls addition to our oabi-
net of slittle convenionces We fully concur In the
sentiment OK the label
From Life Illustrated.
To Architects and Craftsmen who have occasion
to "spring on" paper for drawings. this Glue will
save . very eonsiderabls amount Of time and labor
nov6
Lssal Notice.
To Samuel e. Carey, n. III Runner, Chas. Persons
John Mcneil h Co., 4. Ill. olliphant, jesse
nssvs, Price >. Patssn Co., and Q. 4. Hoy.
VrHkRE i now on hle In the oal0s Of the clsrl
i Of the District Court Of Lss County, lows. q
Keokuk. the pstiticn Of FAning Higgini
| claiming OF IA. II. Runner, the maker Of note
| and Samuel E. Carey the sndorser, and en- . judg
ment against plaintiffs rs sndsrsers Of said note
the sum Of twelve hundred dollsrs and claiming
against M. HI Runner the foreclosure Of mort
gage given on certain real estate in the city Of
Ksokuk; said petition represents that plaintiff
che other defendants have IN interest In the prop
srty mortgagsd The prayer also 10 that oil th
interest Of the defendants be- out oG, the propsft,
cold, and for general relief.
Unless you appear and answer said petition o.
or before tho second day Of the February ters
f1s6o) Of said Court, Judgment will be rsnders
RANKIN, MILLER 4,KNsTER,
| Nay. 4. Ia6Q.d RlfGa. All pa
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SIN they Come !

Pear, Peach, Cherry, Plum and Ounce
Trees also, Cherry Currants, common Cur.
rants, Gooseberries, 3D.. 30, in great vari.
ETY. and abundance.
N. Big grapes not all gone.
I WM. BARNES, No. 4, Estes House.
Got. 81, 1859.
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IClaggstt Fiszhugh, the man who ar
rested Capt. John r. Cook, At the Mt. Ate
Iron Works, near Chambersburg, Pa, i :
nephew Of the celebrated Gerrit Smith, Of
Psterboro, n. 7.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-11-05

THx DRs Mcfsxs Valley VINE is paoiisnsd
every Monday nj this Office, Is one Of the Oldest pa
psrs In lows, and has = widely extended circnia-
ticr throughout the Des Moines Valley, Northern
M,.souri. ana western Illinois.
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sHERiHE's SALE.

SLATE uF IUWA, 81.
LEE CouHry, So
nY virtne 81 m Hxscution to mo directed, issacL
ID by the clerk Of tho District Court Of said
ty, in favor Of A. Hosmsr and against Henry
Strong. John Ar1y, 3. ii. ARIA an1 John Max.
well lhAvs levied upon and win sell 70 the highest
bidder u the door Of the Clerks Olce Of the Die
said county, on ths sth day II bscembsr, a. d.
1857, between the hours Of o'clock >. M and /
o'clock p. M Of said day, the following property,
to wit. LotA three and four KS and ID, Ii block
ia; also, lots and In block las, ali in the atty
u Keokuk, Lee county, Iowa. Taken and levied
upon the property OF John Early TO sAtisfy said
writ Of execution. WIN. H. LEECH
Keokuk, Nov.3, 1850. Sheriff Lee Co.
noy4d
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STATE OF IOWA, 90
LEE CouNTr. F@ a#a @htg
DY virtue Of special Exscution 10 nae directed.
-. isa ned by the Clerk OF the District Court Of
said county, in favor Of Amos ii. brewn and
agRinst Patrick Madden have levied upon, and
viii asli IN the highest bidder 1t the door Of the
Clerks 0fRcs Oh the DISTRICT Court u Lee County,
Iowa, 1t Keokuk in said county, on the 9th day 81
Decanbsx, "A. D. 1859, between tho hours ef .
following property, to-wit: The trent ends ~ fifty
feet deep Of lsts slsvsn t11) and twelve an In
block one hundred ma eighty 1so3, in tho CITY oi
Keokuk, Lee cssnty, Iowa. Taken and levied upon
~ tbs property Of Patrick Madden, TO satisfy said
writ Of execution WIN. II. LRHCH,
Sheriff of Lac Couaty. 4
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Only Fortnight ago We noticed series OF
scenes Of blood and violence, In astssr def
sncs OF law and the civil authorities, in New
Orleans. Tuesday, Baltimore Vas tho scene
OF si.ilsr sets IT lawlessness and bloodshed.
The clsosion there Vas the occasions q deadly
contests in every portion OF the CITY. Many
persons were killed and more Wounded
Pssseable citizens ware deterrsd from vo-
ting 1t oil, and the polls in Different wards
were carried and held by afasd bands Of
rufhans. In one ward mot only swords, pis-
tolls and guns we're used, bnt the rowdies 40
tually planted . six pound swivel = aid more
sfscsually in the massacre Of thsir opponsnts.
During oil this violence, there seems TO have
been no interference nor even any effort to
interfere on the part Of the police.
Such scenes - thsss in New Orleans and
Baltimore seem to exotic no apprehension o,
indignation in the South. The Southern
Governors do mot resort TO the scene Of con.
Hios nor eall upon the military to qusll th,
rioters. There isnoshing involved Of spsoia
interest 10 slavsAoldsrs- nothing indeed but
civil rights, human life and the psaoe AND
sxfsty Of socisty. But lot there BIZ danger Of
nieger's running away, and oil the ohivalr,
and doughfaees will be aroused throughou,
the utmost limits Of this land Of slaves.
sigas muisiply.
The Baltimore Patriot, the oldest, ablss
and most influential jearnalin tho CONNER
ciai metropolis Of Maryland, says il will sup
port ssthe nomination Of strict party mar
by the Republicans Declarations like thi.
from the Patriot, and that Of Rollins, (fount
elsewhere in our paper today following %
close upon the heels Of the Harper's Ferry
affair, does not look ~ il the Republican
party was 70 be aonihilassd very suddenly, b,
shst or any other event, but rather that i
Was winning ito way, gradually but surely
to the Understandings Of tho candid, intslli.
gent and truly conservative minds even il
the slavs States.
ssPHHSrrc,AEA."-WsA and the following II
the N. Y. Tribune: ssThs editor Of the Lou
isville Journal has been tho occasion Of .
blunder ~ amusing - any OF his own witt
sisms. The London bookseller, MONTH,
organ Of tho publishing trade, commenting
on q List Of American announcements, says
sWe observe book announced on an almos
forgotten subject, Prsnticiana. Mrs. Elli
may DO .rsmindsd by this that the 'prsntios
Of England have never yet been the sub
jscs Of . history. This exquisite uncon
sciousness OF tho nature Of the work (whicl
We need scarcely say, 10 collection Of goo'
things from the paragon Of Western wits, i
inimitable."
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DosgAsacs Atrocisy.


The N. 7. Day Book secs plainly what the
South demand Of Northern d Democratic jour-
mails and COMES properly up to the surksch, n
follows. The editor Of the Ohio SsAessmon,
in his Sunday paper showed the same kind Of
soul. bat his execution was very fssbls.--
Let him take this and grind it over. The
Day Book says the Harper's Ferry affair
"Should doom the miscreants to punish
ishment 80 swift and stupsndous that it
should hide and cover up and obliterate the
crime itself forever from the memories OF
mankind. They should have been seised BY
the citisens Of Harpsr's Ferry, out and hack
ed TO pieces, and the vile remains gathered
up and burnt, and their ashes scattered 70
tho winds OF heaven, 30 that the very esrth
should Do saved from pollution By the oar
cases OF wretches so utterlyjost and Godfor-
sAksn. That this, or something like this,
would have been the case, We have no doubt
Whatever, il Gov. Wise had not interfersd,
and, though be 10 not 10 be blamed-for. a.
the Governor, he was compelled to take this
wrath OF the peoples 10 unfortunate that
he got to Harper's Ferry % SOON"
Confin ement 81 Mr.. EawarSs.
The ST. Louis Democrat Of the "a has TIL
following further information concerning
this case:
GAvE HnsxLY UP.--William Edwards, vi,
shot .. sh;c..= 6: Mc:1.J 3;SSAA.., uo.l -,
corner OF second and Grssa streets, sent To-
the police captain yesterday, and gave him
self mp to him, acknowledeinx tho commits
sion Of the deed. A warrant Wss sworn on
before Justice yohnstone, and the would- be
murderer committed to jail to await IN exam
inAtion.
DoroLAs AND GsEEr 6KIrH.-Ths Chiose
Press and Tribune says that when Gsrri
Smith Was last in that pity, he was the guss
OF Senator Douglas, and that his last speed
made there VAS fulsoms laadation Of sh
little man. Nov thas Smith II Ia troubl,
the Douglas organs shonld some TO his I.
lief.
K%ClAggett Fitzhugh, the man Who =,
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General Insurance Agency.
UOR. SECOND AND MAIN.

General Insurance Agency.
COR. SECOND AND MAIN.
LIME, LAKE. RIVER AND LIFE In
- GQRAN0E promptly attended TO 1T this Office.
Nstt4k and more IHDxnkITr can be given Ut this
Agsasy than any other in this city, and less trouble
AktsF loss
14KNIX FIRE INSURANCE co. OF NEW YORK.
Capital ana SHrpins $3.50 ,71S.7O.
MoNTAUK FIRM ms. 90. OF NEW YORK.
Capital and surplus e1Oi ,1fS.72.
L0RILLARD FIRE ms. CO.. OF NEW YORK.
CaritsA Ana Snsplus AGA ,30l. 70s
uosE rrsuRArc 30TPz ~ on NV YoRx,
Cash EaRAsal ~, 600, 900.
CASH SuRPLu1 JuLr Is1. 1850, $467,SD
q RTNA INSURANCE COMPANY,
or HAIrYoRD, coEK.--0ArITAL el,OO0 COO.
CAax SuRrLus, JuLY lsr, 1859, tl,05e,x 81.
/. @Dpildings, Merchandise, Mills, FAGtasiss,
Household Furniture and Dwellings insnrsd BIB ~
low rates = othsr Companies who pay thsir Losses.
III. B. TEN-EYCK, Agent,
Once corner a and MaiS SITS, Ksokuk, lows.
Oct. IA, - dim
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Rsady-Gade Linen Depot,
n. A. j. sHEPMERD 4 co.,
Third ST.. lot. Main d JoAnson. KHORUK.
~ upon oar improved method. At guaranteed
6entlemenss Linen altered or rspaifsA.
We Will also make up 10 order, In : superior msn-
ner, Ladder and 0entismen's underwear In gen-
eral. i7@N kt
Children's Clothes, Ladies CloAks, RegAlia. 10,
10, made TO order.
Pinking, Stamping, Embroidsring, and al kinds
Of needle w0ek Gxssatsd IN Superior nannsr.
Nov. I'D 81 "
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NEW ADVERTIREllENTS.
1859. sa FALL AND WINTER 1850
sUPPLxEs JUST RECEyvEDl
J. n. aurcHIsoE. JAMnB DgwnY.
HUTCHINSON & DEWEY,
MERCHANT TAILORS,


hEUhUh.,.ss a,
LAVE Just received 1t THAR Fashionable Tailor
j ing and Furnishing establishment, choice
and extensive supply Of DTsaacassAs. Cas-.
s1mersss vossiA1sy A1a 00nl,s EuF-
nisAlng GoOdss ~ al 4escTiplionss
and guarantee thAt their work shall BE- done in the
most approved and satisfactory manner. 8 They arc
cons, antiy receiving the New York and Phiisdsi-
phia fashions and respectfully solicit all Who desire
good work and the best material to give them sAil.
Ney, s, 'to-dly HUTCHINSON 4 DEWEY.
NEW 10 Ka. &h
M lcAE1AIET.S L0vE, {L,Amour);
Sl lAfs for Life, by the author Of John Halifax;
Banks of New York;
Adam Bede; N
Cavalier;
Idyls Of the King s
Three Erss Of Momans Like;
The Nav and tho Gid, f@ l49I
hecolteetions bid amuc1 Rodgers;
EhAlieyes 4annrisl, BY Lady Bheiiey;
GOuntsrparts ON the Cross 81 Love.
THE LAND AND THE BOOK, q
Or, Biblical Illustration, drawn from the mannsrs
and customs the scenes and the scenery of the Holy
Land. BY w. M. Thompson.
Tho com plste PoAticaI and Prose Works Of Rob,i
Burns, with life notes. correspondence and iilustra
NV. WEsTcoTT,
| Nov4d "a Maiu-st.3
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Prom the N. Y. Ohroniele.1
We have never seen any thing which met thii
uniya,sal want, till the advent Of epaldinE's Pre-
pared Glue, which will b found precisely the sr
ticls svsry housckeeper nesds. 81
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From Life Illustrated.
To Architects and Craftsmen who have occasion
to "spring on paper for drawings, this Glue will
save very considerable amount Of time and labor.
novbd -
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From the X. Daily Tribune.l
The kind We use il labeled "Spaldings q CslehTA-
ted Prepared Glus; useful in every house - and
~ ~ have found IL valuable addition to our cah-
net of little convenionces, fully concur In the
sentiment OK the label.
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From the Home Journal
We have made practical acquaintance with
this latest household conveniencs, and cannot re-
frain from calling the attention Of ell our lady
friends to its excsliing merits.
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IFrom the N. Y. Freeman's Journal
Spalding's Prepared g. ue In such q simple and
cheap preparation thatit il pity any house should
b. without 1t.
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sHERIFF,s SALE.
STATE OF IOWA, SIS.

Ksokuk, Nov. 8, l86o.nv4d