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be satisfactory to said board whether said re-
turn be made upon oath of such person or
upon the valuation Of the assessor; but when
any addition shall be ordered to be made to
any list returned under oath, statement of
facts on which the addition was made shall
be entered on the journal bf the board; and
when any reduction shall be ordered to be
made in the amount of personal property, of
moneys and credits, of any person, whether
such return be made by such person or by the
assessor. statement of the facts on which
such reduction was made, shall be entered on
the journal of the board.
DUTY OF COUNTY AUDITORS AS TO MAKING TAX
LISTS AND DUPLICATE, AND ASSESSING TAXES,
Section At. Each county auditor shall
make out, in a book to be prepared for that
purpose, in such manner as the state auditor
shall prescribe, complete list or schedule of
all the taxable property in his county, and
the value thereof, as equalized, arranged in
the form following. Each separate tract of
real property in each township of his comfy,
other than town property. shall be contained
In q line or lines opposite the name OF the
owner or owners, arranged in numeral or al
phabetical order. Each separate lot or tract
Of real property, in each town shall be set
down In line or lines, opposite the name Of
the owner or owners; arranged in numerical or
alphabetical order. The value of personal
property, moneys, credits, investments in
bonds, stocks, joint stock companies, or other
wise Of each person, company, or corporation,
within each township, shall be set down in a
column opposite the name of the owner, per-
son, or corporation, in whose name the same is
listed; the names of persons in each township,
who are not residents of any incorporated
town, shall be set down in alphabetical order
in one list: and the names of persons who are
residents of any incorporated town shall be
entered in another list in alphabetical order.
I Sec 4s. Each county auditor, after receiv-
ing from the auditor of state, and from such
other officers and authorities shall be legally
empowered to determine the rates and amount
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-26

s-a imp,ay witch arc supposed to exist IN favor Of
$3.50, Poser when Der rights and interests are Involved
% reren' 'oT him hu 70 enter and publish this his s'lcnn
..tef ioluws;
SO rear ne Republic Of Gus'emss ard Honduras for AMI
- u.ae Of ae sd Government Of the niicd States OF
krera DO row ana hcreby make enter and publish th my
y,s Alsin the trsay of April 80 1889 betwen the Re-
s 81 Gu1elaa an1 tie Government OF Crest Britain as
fsrd pssho viola ion 81 the letter spirit Of
ssy between Great Britain and the United .fstes of Amer
- 5sied Juy 1880 aud commonly knowr the Clayton ard
Frasf lrcfty.
Ses3. Against tie conduct of the Government Of Guste
s. cautiously Withholding and o0ncesliug from be Aser.
- -esntave thea res +en ~ this cour, and t rsp,a
.1rowege Of tao pcndeucy of negc vitality aHenr
ts i1tcts and poy his Goyemmen, thereby depri,rg
IN Of tAe rght and privilege Of defebdre 81 -0 ard
E.ne that 3, W AZ vioatvc Of the established cougtcsies
bith belong Co. and exit diplomatic into dis
ssd 81 tte claims ~ Che Uned States npatafy
Ash reppoe 90 eAii Ia fav0r Of friendly eower when
a. fishs ta nicrcfts " that pow Involved and
TArl Against the confession % the Government OF Guaie
rsa the cccppsnoy and title Of Great Britain to tho
country DESIGNATED b. sad Featy u April 80 1883 being op
posed the whole history Of the Central American Conl-dera
don ana equally opposed 70 the one history OF Guatemala up
IA the dste Of said treaty
avail uyse Of tbs OCCASION % your Erceeuey a.
scfances, &C ts.snedl BEVERLY L. CLARKE.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-26
FIRES.
FIEE IN PINE sTREET

FIEE IN PINE sTREET.
At o'clock yesterday morning, FIRE occurred in
the building No. 50 and 6l Pine street occupied on
the first floor by The London and Liverpool Insurance
Offices. The fire originated in coal fire in the sub
cellar but from what cause is unknown and before il
could be extinguished the building damaged to
the amount Of about siO0 Fully insured. The dam
age sustained by the occupants was trifiing.
TlRE ~ THIRTY-siXTH AND THfRTY-sEvENTH STREETS.
Yesterday morning FIRE broke ont in the tw0-stOry
frame stable No. ~ Thny-sixth street, owned and
occupied by James Mward, jr. The building, value 4
$500 was entirely destroyed and 30 horses, worth
about $3.50 were burned TO death. Mr.. NJ. had an
insurance Of $50 on Of his horses L0ss on har-
and feed, $75. The flames extended 10 the ca5l-
net-shop of Louis DOrr No. 90 West Thirty
street in the rear of the stable; also 10 the tenement
house No. 2l6 the street, owned by Benjamin
Gilman both Of which were considerably damaged.
No. go, owned by Bartholomew Haberstraw, was
damaged 10 the extent Of $500, and the occupants
tanned oss 10 the amount of 800 on stock aud tools
The tenement-hOuse was damaged 10 the amount Of
S400. The occupants lost nearly all Of their furniture
PIRE ~ TwENTY-EIGHTH STREET.
On Saturday night fire occurred in the dwelling
house Of Ar. X Taylor, No. 50 East Twenty-eighth
street in consequence Of the careless OF lamp IN
the hands Of Of the occupants who had been en-
gagged thawinC ont a CrOton-water pipe. Damage
about 81, coo. Fully insured
FIRE IN BROOKLYN.
Yesterday morning about l o'clock the stable Of Mr.
Barnet Johnston near the corner Of Kent avenue and
HeWes street, was destroyed by fire, together with
quantity Of hav, grain &c. FOur horses and one COW
were also burned to DEATH Loss q 800, on which
there is 40 insurance Of 500. The Gre is supposed
have been the work Of an incendary, as no light or
fire had been in the building since sunset Saturday
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-26
NEw-YoRK DAILY TRIBUNE, MONDAY, DECEMBER ae, 1889

him that ~ the event Of the appropriation being made
be would see thar i expended in payment Of bona
fide CLAIMS. The Controller had said that be knew
nothing Of thepfinting for which the appropriation
sugl esied.
a motion TO concur with tie Board OF Councilmen
wac lost for want Of a constitutional vote.
Mr. BRADLEY moved t. rteOnsidert the last vote. Re-
considered.
Mr. GENT moved that the Board adhere to its
former action. Lost. Yeas, >; Nays, 7.
Mr.. BOOLH renewed his motion 10 concur
Mr.. PICK moved to lay the whole matter on The
table. Adopted.
Mr. ADAMS moved to adjourn Adjourned.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-26
RIEGY.
BY gACQnEs MAURICE.

60 Cbildfcn said the old man sfo great pets am very
the ttlo creatures IN Yhe ln3epenoenf IN
astngion irving
STAY, little child, nor fear to play,
About this hillock warm;
Good angels guard The place, they say,
And keep away al harm.
Here lies good man, fast asleep
Beneath this silky grass
The pretty flowers that from it peep
Scent all the winds that pass.
3" Yes, let him rest. men softly said,
"FOr us he toiled, we know"
So now he is all gently laid
Where these sweet violets blow.
He gave them pleasant, kindly words;
He told them pretty tales;
His heart was light as any birds
That in the sunshine sails.
And be was wise, and sometimes grave
(But not TO such as yOu);
lie taught them to be good and brave,
And kind and courteous too.
4" BE happy, friends" so he would say,
With cheerful voice and smile:
Then pain and sorrow went away,
Aud all was JOY the while.
And he was known in many lands
And loved where be was known;
Tor goOdly gifts went from bis hands
And gladdened every zone.
His words will never be forgot;
His memory will remain;-
For on his fame there is no spot,
And in his life no stain.
God loved this good man for his heart
And cared for him alway;-
Now He will never from him part
Go, little child, and play.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-26
Bo4Rp or ALDERMEN.

srseal meeting Of the Board Of Aldermen was
H. n an SATURDAY, TO take action 20 reference 20 VI
htIn ~ Of 80 600 for Printing for DEPARTING MS
iiiSSs5 h, the Street Department" added 10 tie
s,ger sppr9prstions for the current year oy VIC
y'u scyal members could not understand Why ,ui' az
rrooriaton should be made' he.sts 81. ~, Bod
In make IT,
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-26
BROOKL YN IzEKG.

CHRtsTMAs.-This anniversary was generally OBJ
served yesterday in accordance with the usual Gus
tom. The churches were decorated with eyergreens
and many presented an Ornamental and beautiful ap
pearance. Sermons appropriate to the day were de-
iNered. and anniversaries Of Sunday Schools and Jp-
yeule Missionary Societies were held.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-26

AcctpYxrs AID IxQuEsTs.-Coroner Jae sIran he'd
- r..f ,, ss.rdsy afternoon lie boly u ssmlr. a.
gsr.oB who vas killed Friday y pelng t.h oseI y
- mot Second avenue, epl;ed ia >atIuAg
el ~ d-eeased standing the lof aId
- - ,rbi- pssuE through Grs2d street, loss - "
- mi f,,r gsdsr lie ezr which coming uPon hin klef
- slr,t ias,arJ. AeT heaIEg tAs efaelcs :. us -
- - sf-ro-s verdict Of Accidental death Sc.
p,av frr iv epioysd fr mate On board ie ~ i1oA
-vs- ed "a Ffasy sftsrIoon q betsEle ESs lis- -
f. AZ f-e, received TIE lst of November 10 coz =
- f thst ssser coming in eonsct with schooner HIs
Sound Coroner ScEiraeT held Al inquest On
~ -roon AID tie jury rendered ayerdei ot
~ ssstb An inques, was held - No u Roosevelt
. - ~ Coroner Sehirmer the body o. Daniel
D,v r-.i-isn Who died In consequence o. nyluf. r.
-T K ffi,- iuto d. area while intoxicated on ihlfsiay
evening egdiei n Scss-A9ce VIA l-e ss''.'s-'-@ W.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-26
IA1rsHn.ent

CHRISTMAS AT BARNUMs.-Eamous times az
Bsssrus Museum to-day. Christmas Holiday kepi there N
DELIGHTFUL embellishments rv hour
Evcfythnr and a'ify the little folks A genuine
rieis Spectacle ALspptys Or IboWonaeru Lamp - one
OF the rare novelties Plenty o ln beside hes o. eur0
ties. loss amusements fo-MoKRow EyENiNs ALtpoiN y
10 te Represented; Tc-MORRow AFrERNOoH two cs1mns
rieces.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-26
TAdrertisement |

CHRISTMAS EVE AT MISUNDERSTANDING
entertsiuents to-day BsRSuNs AUsEUH. and st more
erchsuting on Mouday. Great holdsy arscns Beside a
the euioss s.rriog drama and dyeng Arc tais afer'
noon, and also this evening.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-26

ov,n vas crr,cd 70 the sersaws-i s.s'ior srs. c7 s
Aav u-hi b. sfns srosiv frrak. Tie p1crt IN rf
v6ere re farui drsd the rrtt mr14rs A tni-' wA
held ty CoToucr schi er yesterday ~tea ps ~ IN.
lrou revealed fte that decreased 20 h -eftn 'h
conrss'iou ef the brain the result q hfb in'eaf
Coroner Schircr held rrne YESTERDAY ai ne Nes Ss
Fcspls on body u rack Morris Eho died 1 ne e.
fleets q IN overiss q snisnn. The eceacd rad lsfsy
resided a Nc Eatcth street ari hai ben very ine nsf-
sir s sre tire Nther tool TIE suauIm io ths par
pose n committing suicide medicine cJI1 nos De noeF'
fai.ed.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-26
IAdvertisemeut

A PICTURE OF YOUR MISD.-If you would
have vou mental measure" TAKEN by which yoo know ex'
aciiy what you your capabilities your virtues and your
nlts 20 to Prof FovLER, cos Broadway N y and have
or Aareer written IN full It would be The best thing to
VI si you ,an treat yourself or friends donns' the Holidays
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-26
Advertisement.
PURE BOTTLED BRANDY and WINES,

Persors Wines aud Liquors fer the hohtsy ahou
, ne preference 10 those bottled BY me They are "aran'a
pure an the best quality.
"a. ale by an Druggists and Grocers
- TnotPHo WorFE, Nos H. 20 and p BeGver-st.,
Importer Of the SchiedaG Schlsppa
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-26

CssrALrrFs-Ala had - years Of age named treder.eA
w-Ftea In iurins from Hrdson River hal-oad ear wien
n corner o Hudson ard Dehrossss streets ieh 70 ne
IT, rss9rrre Of bis Arllel ~
nan 4 sp esy hour Yesterday naoiis ~ i9t 10 = -
He vas sten 20 the NewYork Hospital An en- s. ~ T |
GeT-zny named George Ane-e est Isesh. , \, pif1v
cr+v - fsnni Yesterday morning under atoo m ~
seh erect peay dead With TIE cold. The Conno1e,s o.
yria go rcfffed. ard q assumed the fe o hI-
R~.e CIsrk enc. 1T Seventh ageuei was ionnl aAa
Ler bed ysssriay morning She vas ot "a
az o. -n cs sood the cae. al de-i Al ihq'sss WI
b. La I..alr.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-26
tAdvertisemen,.l
HOTTDkv PRESENTS

Velvet Care' ., al 25i English Bru.seis 90 We
Rgz. beautiful Parior MAJ, Tsble, Piano Cover uod
SHADE or a Dsmask Oilcloth. HIRAM ANoSRsoS bo"efy
nea Hester; large gold eagle on the building
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-26
IAdxe-ti.enenLl |

THE AMERICAN PUMP. Interested IN
Pnp. win srd to their interest Advertisement Of above
Prup in to-duy's paper
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-26
LAdrsrti.enant

70 sui, everybody from Sc 70 $2S lot of me Enssh
States just received - ,
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-26
fAdvertisement.l !
PROFESSIONAL.

JosHrA BArpGE NJ D. offers his professional 'sT'ise' .
b ,oar, Ia hs Graefenberg institution, No 32 FsfkrcS
NcH.Yorh lrTegullrifics dHd D'eas' 81 Ho|sr P re,l
9,-rf,on Coassmpfon chronic Gad mdliaHf dsas loos
al and sousitutons) skay snd '1ocsas1 |eaea
OGse hs,4ss, TO L, AM 3 TO u
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-26

HoNoRABLY AcoUIrTED. John Lynch, who was
srecs short time uce charged with having received about
SOC worth Of goods lnown- them to ac been 'ou rom
store iu street. honosaby discharged a.1iy
aess bong 10 e,idrlce &c subs'sussle tae charge
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-26
Advertisement
TAYLOR'S SALOON,
Broadway, corner Of Franklin-ss.

orN T.yroR prepared 10 receive orders 9 al tue
esbrsuts rsed Newly tables such a.
Co.. p.. dishes ofGame Jelied Tongues aud Hams, plin
and ornsnented leies, Picked Oysters oTueened rum
poupS itrou and Almond Cakes and small taxes o every
rty and .iye Also Ornaments for the table OF MOUNT.
Orgreeq Cum Paste Sugar Pyramids OF maccaro All ot
which viii Of the best quality, and manufactures on tue
preisss unce the personal supervision ol the proprietor
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-26

CRY MoRrALITY-The total number Of deaths IN
this eitv last week was 1876 Of which "A were males,
and - females adults, 30; children, 81. Among the
tie diseases were, consumption, l6i Group 10; nfam-
nation Of the lungs, 10; commissions, 49, scarlet fever,
10 sc. Natives Of the United States, 81 Ireland 49,
England, 81 Germany u Denmark, unknown, l.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-26

LARGE SUW or MoSEI FOUND On Sl.uriay last
James E.yaaid AGENT Of the Detroit a. Mivsalse Raj
.oad cAied TIE Dcruiy Superend.uts ode aus reeed
large ro of money ccag q los au4 l thg Ctnsots
Eark Madison Co0aiy. = y, which be hai found ne Ears
when near SuEprnsi0r Rri-e his way O. this cry TIE
money viii - retained by nepsty Caeu.era Eeasola1 ens
Of tine to be i6sHt.hed by IL owner.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-26
advertisement.
BEEBR a. Co.
NRv Styles HoLIDAN Hats.
No. l5e Broadway.
IAdvertlssmentl !

PRADY's GALLERY, No. 6i3 Broadway, corner
Of Blseckers> HOLIDAY fksshn~ ,,.-- r., ~
nper and appropriate stye o. petaIe or 2
Lev Prsse,,ts Also Imperial PHOrO0KAPss, MiSArVEKs
ANBROrYPEs and DAGUEaRKOrfPEs
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-26
Acknowledgement.

NUIions of Bottles of Mrs. WINsLOw's SooTH-
- ys now usd every ysar 10 the United States ior
hdren Teethng with nsverlng success keaei Is n1he
siale md eagtan. Only Is cents bottie
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-26

Jared herif eg.fy that - sss rasSle TO astead . her
ustai Wors Cor etelS TsfeT CT @o0 damages
rCrdcrcd In flvcr a. rlEAta
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-26

II WANT 10 BE HEALTHY, WEALTIl, HuNOk-
GstE ASp HAPFY--A Phrenocsicsl Examination a. EowtEs
WKLIs go Broadway vii reEes your detects snd how %
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-26

low TlDrs-Thc tide VIZ lower on Saturday.
.bcv, ssca ih.s been fsE gy moahs an eoesdeI
- lr.sV ~ f.p4frpe.6 by the pilots n geiuns Ia aaf
80 fte an The boat "a upper sp Ga the 5roA "a e
49,. 49,, a1a s~ras gner nc ueessf es cfo@i
y on beat infke lever sg Las ste5 o Afr ese 'f
So AZ 49, there soiea vsscr 10 n0it iae oo~s
Viii % had beea grouraea
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-26

Vs.,zYx 70 DTArH.--A colored msn named Cor
5 n johnson found tssnl deaih IN shed atichsi
- - Mr. = Kelly N Msrrsa street. near frankla
y. saturday ruornine af;. lie rad dOabiless tases
i.- a. she si e. - rgoteci hrreef from The cold
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-26

IAdvertisemeu;-t
BhsTHOLF's celebrated
SEEIxG MACHINE
No a. Brssdway,
Cor Hswzgist-, New York.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-26

THr NarrexAI GKrrS This Regiment--.tee fSh-
a. i-. el.pr-S RON artillery 30 HSh, isflsiIy
- : ai ~ Ss hereaissin accord dtncTFlth VA tecs
fsc, Under ed oT,nizs'os ihs memesrs 80 stsnpe
Sa taxes 70 n Z srourt q c lrter hc "" ~saASe-
meat fber e1eu plon rsr ysf viii ~ haf tha. sum
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-26

REuycrIoS or F,RF.--tln an5afier the list o. jan
sry the re On tie P-ssBp J will - reduced to hsN Soe'
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-26

o,v,,xe oy ST. GtBRiHL's CuAFEI.-A new
Catholic church and school, to be AhO"n -. a.
GableTs, weEc opened yesterday morning d ''''A'
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-26
COURT or gPECisL sES5IONs- DEc. aL-Befors Jasoe.
BE1asAN = scNsSsrsna, sna tossoLId.

William Puntei, larceny, fententfary months;
William saif laseay PensentisF az months; James wa
Peniieny moths; acss Ca'!sn hrceny, fenIienarys
moris; Jsresh DARK, larceny, fenlezzryz uonfhs; CSas.
KHapp rr.Ey PenE isy aonthsi Bridsct Cina rceny.
Persaa mon,hs; ssf1h HeZenan, zTreo y Peateaii,yt
CseSea iTesny, Psnissr months m fyan iarcuy,
Penitensry uoths; yossph lovsioy. lar ny Pc ys
Holland srceuy Peaiien'y rgfh, srdsss foeks-2s .s
la, raouils; james Riley lsrcrny, Pen,eltf s9s;
Harry Green l1rcsy Pelenllay 5. ortg fto11 Clue.
larceny Horsc q Refre; Clcpf Bray i4tcegy Hob n
RefrEe Thoass Msrisr. sssauh I'D bsisery Psnte1i
months simon kilborgcr 49, ~ aud battery aat p+
uunef III ecs aare tried - fltion ~ tt7 fi h
udkrsui sasrenssd u pEiolsn wcrr a'.iss De
wsn. gl sil3, seg ~ egs .lsis
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-26

LaUgcH.-This morning a. II O'Clock there viii be
launched from yard of MesIsJ J. b. & J. d. Van Deu-
seu foot Of Sixteenth street East River, the Pot-boat
f. d. johnson, for the Port OF NewYork pilots, who
formerly owned the Anthony B. Nelson, which was
sold to the NewOrleans pilots. She is i2O tin', car
renters measurement, and built and finished IN very
superior manner.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-26

NJ Holm G. SAKE delivers tonight, at the CooIei
institute. new poem, entitled Yankee Land
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-26

IN Thirty sixth stee near Second avenue The church
q hce is not yet built but the rooms Of the school of
St. !abrels, just completed, are he used for Pur-
poses e. worship until next Summer. These consist in
tvo-so Y building and small chapel the back end
erected Ut g. expense Of about GOO. The upper AoOr
for females 10 be in charge Of the Sisters Of Charity
end tie lower for male. in charge of the Christian
Brobers Arrow O. folding doors divides the altar
chagel from the lower sebcolroom. These may lie
thrown open, Transform, ug the whole INTO spacious
church TIE ground upon which the church and school
Of ST. Gabriel are founded was donated to the Arch
b.shop b. DR.. Anderson formerly Professor Of Nathe
natcs in Colnmbs College II contains eight ordinary
lots fronting on Thirty sixth aud Thirty streets
The ceremonies Of the opening conducted by the
pastor the Rev. Dr. Willigm Clowry, and consisted in
the Bsnedioio Loci; after which the ordinary services
Tie church edifce, which Is TO ls erected next Sum-
mer will have 6s fee. front Tbiryseyenth street
by 40 feet in length and viii cost about $4,000 or
$30C0o. A Ladies Fair viii he opened here on the
9th Of January, 10 continue to the 18Th.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-26

ATTEMPTED SuIcIDE.-Louisa Finger, the wife
the keeper Of ager-beer saloon at the corner OF Nmi
avenue and Fory-fourih street, attempted 10 take tn
life Of herself and child on Friday afternoon, by pu
posely setting Ere to her clothes. Her sereams oru
naiey brought assistance in time to pu, ont the fame
which were rapidly consuming her clothing, before be
person was seriously injured. The ladys husban
rays that she has on several occasions shown evidence
Of insanity.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-26

7
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-11-14

| DAILY GATE C1rY Orvrcn,
| Keokuk, NOS. I4th.
FLoUR-supsrfne, 81 90; Spring wheat, az
ira, ~ 12A, Fail wheat, extra, ~ GA 70 $77s-
BRAN AND SHORTS, 4b.o 81 per Loo.
/ C0RN--New - to 25.
| thanksgiving, 35a4e. Fall, oca7sc.
WHEAT.-In good demand. Fall soa1oe !
Spring soa7b.
OATS--35.
RYE-6oc In good demand.
PoTAToEs--35b by the load retail 400 bash.
GROcERIES-New Orleans Sugar, fair 7ia8,
prime Sash, clarified saa1o, crushed and loaf 1Is
tale. Molasses--Plantatisx AZ to 44c, g. AS
TO %, Golden Syrup, rs TO SOC. cofes--Kie In
TO La Java lslo l9o. Laguyra, Isi to IA Rice,
90.
boAP--Palm ssc, Family 5ic.
cANDLRS-star Isto ~, sssarine IL, Mould
la, summer pressed, Is 8#
LAKD-loA to III; retail l33c. s.
BuTTER-choies Ii TO II retail 70 to rs.
HIDfsS-Dry III; green, 8; green sheep pslts
90 70 65c; green bog skins IS.
HAY--Prsirie - to 3ss; Timothy and Hunga-
rian, Stats Balsd DO. $0a to tIoi Retail. 411
sEEDs.-Hungarian Grsss, Is 70 ~ cents /;
Timothy. 81 90 to 70i Flax Seed, ssassi
SuNDRIEs-Onions, ~ 70 40; Eggs, II 10 Isl.
Fsathsrs, SOC to 15c; White BsAns, soc tol Is.
FRUIT--aresn apples, choices - - 70 90 %
per Dbl. Dried appiss, IS - 10 per bush. Dried
peachea, ~ 50 to $37b; RAisins, - % To 3 SO.
cHEESE-W. RIO to IL; Denmark 81 to O.
PAOvLSLONS--HAms ~ II Shoulders N to 8;
clear sidss 10 toll.
BEEF Ha1ae gross, - 10 30 par quarter.
6HEEP-$7 90 to 81 % y head.
HOGS. - Dressed, - 20 70 - ~.
sALT-G. A. 81 ~ to ~ 50 pes sack; Kama
VIA, 1oea11e per Dbl LIverposI. 432sn par sack
Lake 81 Ocs3 IS y Dbl.
4 FIsH--Aacksrel, 30. ! $40 TO 81 y Dbl No.
= kib to tl6j No. . $l2to4lI. White, No. ! >6 =
70 ~ Ttp half Dbl. God Fish Sto sVM. 6
ErcxAHsn.-on New York FOR currency Der
esnt.s fergoh per sent 8. LeuisA per esat.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-11-14
Mend Your Old Furniture
ReAA the Following Tessfnonlals
AS TO THE QUALITY OF
Spalding's Prepared Glue,
FOR SALE BY
OGDEN, DROwNELL 4 CO.

From the Christian Inteilingeneer.l
This Cline in put up in convenient bottle, and
is chemically held in solution, retaining all the de-
sirsble qualities Of we'll prepared cabinet makers
mics each bottis, the whsts o0zttnK but - csns,-
and furnishing ever-ready and alicient means
Of repairing oil kinds Of broken household wares
1t viii be found exceedingly convenient for cone
requiring . strong mucilsge. No housekseper can
o6ord to b without It,
From the Christian Advocate and Journal
The want of such an article 10 a. constant and
universal the family, and hitherto II has been
want unsupplied. "spalding's Prepared Cline"
seems to be all that has been desired IN this di-
rcctien.
IFrom the Eyangelist.l
Gpslding's Prepared Glue, designed for house
kesPsss, il boon which every housewife win ap-
preciats.
from the N. Y. Freeman's JournaI1
Spalding's Prepared Glue Is ouch simple and
cheap preparation that II is pity any house should
be without 1t.
From the N. Y. Chronicle.l
We have never seen any thing which met this
universal want, till the advent Of Spaldings Pre-
pared 6lae, which will be found precisely the
ticie every housckaeper needs.
(Erom the Home JournaLl
We have made practical acquaintance with
this latest household convenience, and cannot re-
frain from calling the attention of all our lady
friends to its excelling merits
From the N Y. Daily Tribune.l
The kind We use is labeled "Spalding.s Celebra-
ted Prepared Glue; useful In every house ~ and
~ we have found ii valuable addition to our cabi-
net Of 1tte convsnienees," We fully concur in the
sentiment Of the label.
From Life Innstrated.1
To Architects and Craftsmen who have occasion
to "spring on" paper for drawings, this Glue will
save very considerable amount Of time and labor.
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