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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-03-03

Ugh the rain makes me (hic) shiver.'
.Open, sesame, and let me in! Hel-.o
1t is supposed the Doctor meant help! as he
wildly shouted in agony, for be had not time
to finish the word before his voice Was lost to
the surrounding worlds sepulchral splash
and ell was silent amid the dreary darkness,
save the rain, which still battered in torreats
upon the earth's surface and trinkled in rills
into the shaft into which the Doctor had un-
mistakably fallen. For moment there was
. gurgling-A desperate struggle for some-
thing; but = moment served 70 snow the I'M
fortunate son of Esoulapius that he had fall
en- into one Of the shafts which proved to be
only about fifteen feet deep--and he found
himself standing on its bottom, immersed to
his chin in the water. Even this NAV have
been considered fortunate for, but few feet
distant, was another shaft ffty feet deep,
with twenty feet OF water in it. Had he fall
| en- into this there would have been no posi-.
bic chance of escape. His immersion and
his lterrible position sobered him At once
He felt bis awful situation keenly--there Was
scarcely chance for escape. Il wls per-
haps, two O'Clock, and day would not dawn
till six-four weary hours. Cries would be
unavailing, for no one would be stirring in
that drcary weather till dawn, and could he
endure the cold immersion so long2 Would
his strength hold outp The water came pour
ing in from little rills formed By the rain, and
was slowly, but surely, rising-his head Was
barely above the food, and although his
physical strength might possibly endure till
morning, there Was strong probability that
he would be completely immersed in ashort
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CAUTION.
A IL persons are hereby cautioned not 70 buy, or
IA pay any consideratio for three notes n ade
by s. L. Barnum Co., TO tho order Of Peter Shoe
maker, all dated 18th September, 1858, one for
1000, dns,in one year; one for t50o, due In If
teen month"; and one for $500, due In eighteen
months; said notes are paid sMd svs ,rrosqfsly
withAsl1 from NJ.
fsbz5.d6t S. L. BARNUM co.
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ALOAT a. CO.'S
FIRST PREMIUM
SEWING MACHINES.
RRECEs, $50 TO $40

flHlS s the aest most durable simplest and cheap
4 '-t wing Machine NOS 100 use. aud j. warranted
7. A''l nH oth Nr-. We ilasg u1 exception, even 90
The highest pro- "a ones.
i WiN noe only excel theu iu the greet variety 90
ni' rsl lhal u1h sew. bat ls tl, hand .uulU.t nod
Hilr.
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DTGGERs' SPECIFIC,
on
DIRT-EATERS' CURE.

Pill5.ir ,..a move Remedy.
DLANTERS having Negroes. and Parents whose
! C.#ltr.u are addicted to ,hi- h8ht nsN rely uua
-ueriv ana permanent ,H1rp hy using tile liGGLRS'
SPEC tIt according 10 directions.
wa8 known every one who ha. Witnessed "a case Of
81 o. uDrf ANY comment % ls often practiced So
rra-y lir wears while rho parent owner and phv--
a.gn axe totally unable 90 account for the loss Of
health ana general debility ID rie subject. The fol
loving ure some indications Of the presence Of the
habit. and when observed should re promptly met
with tas cure: Bowels and Stomach much di-tenGed-
constant sense Of fiilne-9 great apVete, uith very
little capacity Tor eating, total absence OF color IN
the skim. face peeallE has "a biaatHG and gulnrlcss
look: eyes tnl. tle whites being az e muddy color,
and no ariiIlsuoN n tie pupil.
We -HHHu f'N Tum number Of certificates in
Hgt possession. the originals Of which can be
DUPLICATION to The prapsietuT-.
BrEn'- FERRY s,l.NF PAEIsH La
Aasrs- +. p. y Ec-.3et a. co. N1r Orleans;
6ENELFNENs-l have during the past year been
'.nnegaI. ga article 81 medicine prepared 10y You,
't.-i llrlr-h- -fltlEhs or llhI-EA1 IRIS
'.l,I Hhp h some jIr\ cases m NhlnH u has been
-t o. iE.s" h'i Hi""h Pc Z" lA ~ a single instance
90 tLe't itillahtii cure.
tTiN year. ana have never gwen certificate before;
N"f NHNa now. l3d eve heard ~ "a case % DIRT
cater BENG cured ~ regular my s'ials' and firmly
'"h,ve th" DIGGER SPECIFIC vii cure IN every
Instance when gwen according g DE directions.
h''e also found II mo eheaclons remedy Tor me
general debility. Yours truly, g. r. BURR
J. wilson H. iit@hel' residing on The SABINE rlver
Gritty that my -aa Christopher. now about fifteen
st.- .,. .. N'l. = til ',. NE i.'lt =
| ~ -...-f -
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Fine Tendon Guns.

'ENG unde-s 1osi. Agents ofC. F. M,NToN aud OH
L 'l naSer- ut FINE LONDON 81 NJ ana I w I.
ING PIECES, heg 90 advise the reception ol 9 LelN
large uuu complete assortment ot REAL tlNE
CHAIN SILVER SrElL LANfNAIEb SlhIL;,
FINE WIRE, FINE SIT BIB DAMASCUS and SIT III
TWISTS assorted lengths and Calhres m ana ont ~
eases iuglulNE Those bored expressly for Throwing
back shot With killing force aud certainty great dle
tanae. WITH BloG SHrr MavLDs Ann lNPlENENrs CON-
PErF. Also, those with and two barrels ruca On
Mines principle made expressly for bear and deer
shooting.
The reputation these Guns have acquired for thelr
UNRIvAtEp SHOOTING QUALITIES AND SUPERIORITY oF FINISH
lead the subscribers 90 confidently recommend them
a. among Tie finest aud most reliable Guns sent 10
thi- country.
Every Gun viii be sold warranted perfectly free
from specs and flaws, and priced lower than one
could import single Gun dlroc, from the manu-
facturtr
In addition have received a complete assort-
ueut OF 'EpIUN PRIyrn- NlCEIN FINISHED. WARRANTED
tJNs and through ear friends IN England We are
prepared execute orders for any quantity and all
makes OF Guns. HEATON d OLIVIER
Commission Merchants
AZ Common Street
Nstg Orlsaas March 1859 Zl-ly
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We Challenge the World!
To rROpUCE tTs EQrAr.

We have or .1Io al She different Lnls IL -..,,,p,
Machine. with 900 thc uluti.ru iu f.gsfneut- tI M.
best merhunirNi ssti rhi invent. performing every
competition. Coo
NJ. 5. lIEDRICK.
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From and after This date purchasers VIII please OBJ
serve tho pr0UratorS NT-ttCn signature pasted over
tna cork IT each bottle without which none Is geu-
Iinc.
PRICE FIVE DOLLARS PER BOTTLE.
e. liberal discount IL the trade,
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Comprising MATHEMATICAL IN4rRuuENr-
DRAWING PAPER ns-t qual,ty, au -.se.. w,TEE
DntuE- BRISTOL E.aris Painters Pallets. HrusH.-
Fus ava N.lfa.a. -.uHer.. Tracing Clatl and Pop.
u..aas Hui lItlpEspbe Pens. raueil.. Go.
40. ,araua WORKS. a1 Drawing Architecture and
EHau..HHl. lpt Books fUr Surveyors.
HLuuMFItLu. STEEL CO..
40. al Camp street.
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Dealer is
F.TgEETO.T.ERLE CLOTHEa'Gs
AND
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS.
BENTHUYsEN, LEWIS a CO.,
ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY ruous-

~ AND DOLLARS WORTH uF MACHINERY.
nos Store auI r.l'y Or delivery. at the shortest
notice. comprising Lightly Steam Engines. with their
ID. .....r. ...| .t.....H..a
Twenty-Five SAW MILLS, including single and
tHuH.. Circular sew Mills. uffu both Iron .lt Wood
"u Frames. 30 N.r.r.-- HHl -'.7ru Patents.
TH.u.v-Ea.r N.rUIa COTTON =, kEN~. utt =. .
HHi 90 inches diameter, hy l. feet long.
uua IUau.aHi feet TURNED and POLISHED
WEDrpHT IEpS ~HAFTlNG with CORES oudIuE
pillars t.H.E- Hu-H-. coupling ~ and puii.o-, from "
Z. a. inches .I diameter AMI J. inch iea.
Ton DOCTOR ENGINE. of different sizes.
Six STEAM BATTERIES, with tanks. pipes, cocks.
&c. So.
CIRCULAR SAWS. afail sizes. from IS 90 - inches
ID diameter
six DRAINING MACHINES 81 different sizes.
Tur -.I.rs. rl"-f favorable terms
- p. GILMAN.
TnG~yer street, New orleans.
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II IL. WETG rs CELEBRATED
REJUNENATING ELIXIR.
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IlHHHenf ufHHf. NH fl ttHIn sfaa.t.l
NaW nIi.aua fs.. 81 Is.s
Hafe been testing the 4HHIhaHn DID t..r...r,.
~ nH. 'l 60 on. IIUsf uI iIH .ffasa.if .a Dtar
ESQ wauiha nfsU Hf.l m MS f..f.H....i e. f. ~. ~.
ai hftH over uaf.L fherr a nH t.I.InH.r Il. SOM.
tnH Keeps fhn ulash HHHF aHH f...I ....H ...I ..
ffHfas the uil hnIna ratIHIf
Ahlin ESQ Feffa ffH tr.rH IH Hi fI.lis H..t. r.s
anh Recommended Iaf mtfI.fHnH nfrnaata. e...E
..N. ~ .H NlHt We. H.IHfH.i..I o.. HHtaH
Using BE- fhs Nture gave ffiH = r.af D. r..4 .f a..
III vh ant HHH HfH reu.lHr.H th.I ftf..f .I..f
uiHlH PSI t.iH Southern uI fIifrsa. liz. .H -
tHIa frId hia aHufe.r fhanaH.l aaY an.aHr. y. f.
20. t. a'.ure stlieaL tia best hasr ever u.ed
NTHnNhI e. A SMITH
WORKMAN 10 Doc Press Ellr,
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Eos = & 20 canal S+ra,+. ,,,r,,.r "a, ,rl T,, &c..
NFW DpT.FNNS ~ 'NSV'
w r have inst 1t,z,,a.i NOV a-s,r-r,,,,, - .l
w E,,U nm T-3st,- -ltts, y, 80. - r. sall
tyiee and patterns. which, NJ. o7,r ~ III - -
N prizes. ava -'' "' very
We Shall receive th~ouobaltt -l,. .,,g,.,, , .,..:
,is .rT,EIy IN MN, ,,,, : 49,. ..>"A , q rohuhn-
bea yj-L H. ,sts. i, N''1N eos''i1-
BEaz French cloth l7-a.1. Coats
GaIpre4 as AZ 4,
BagksnH ,lorad rratl. p,1t.t. and t-r,f-,. r.,
y Cts,imere Coats Pant. ls,,i VS. y nv; I ''l
side hands: Hiae5z French ,ItI, I--. S 1ul
Barl4nS sacks aul UysT.-a-.. f s,} ~ w,
an 49, nj ,-.g '.if, on various qualities
Color,g ,uG Bart, Dns.l.i,, 49, ,.;,-- =
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nlRErrinN2 FuRtslNo fuELuuBIcAriNauu
THIS coo hoiur uf renetraf.uH uilIr. tI,a tss....
~ ia tH collect amy dusi nr Hri tHHi H1af Ht.. s
tHd ITSELF ar accumulated Iu Geo rlru.is Iaf.sf. T..
iWrefiaet'ous in Che marnineff. Iharet.ru elaft
atiier uIl hia hrUn used. tHo mlHIIuarV ahHntt Is.
thoroughly cleaned lnd HHHF hr nHIlfs.irv Hr4.u III
alrHn t HM nHer HruifIHH Uur tNl
Where Halrfinaru D. kHnl aaHIt fNa Southern tHf
Csmpany.s IuhHfnUnF 900 N.Il - I8uud Hp5sIaf e.
any nHW iH use ln ifa usr "a HIF UL I IS InIr#rIHI
.ta NWFr Nul n WfIflfNENf tIHfN
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u. MALLARD,
I ANGY GOODS STORE
CABINET MAKER AND TPHOLSTERER,
ca Royal and so BienviIle sts.,
NEW ORLEANS.

Dies leave 90 inform the public generally, that he
ID has ~" in store large and splendid assortment
OF kpoLNUnL, MAHOGANY, MODERN AND OLD
OAK FlNNll RI 81 ms old Manufacture and II
the --latest ~ ie- and has rereged from Eurup" ny
late aIlllg- one ~ TIE most msgnif ent stocks "i
EkEN'h D. bNlIJRE ever brought 90 tins city
together WITH very extensive assortment 81 llANi-
A-k lAMIAS; hHvCAlFLLE aud SATIN CIkiAl
MJ~LtN ", ior Mosquito Bars and Curtains.
Also the most Etshfon4f,ia ,r.I fs,p.,
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blank. Lu-er-. Jeans. Uauuu-. tottaual.-
Checks. Tckug- BWapS, LoweN--of Southern
Manufacture: brown and white Cotton -ilrung- ana
~hoeuug~. Gr.
An examination Of aI which $50 very respectfully
request HAGEENFl HIbTHFf~.
N.r Orleans. Feb l,I,-a. I>am
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NO MINERALS

br. WRIGHT thinks i well 10 stake his profession
u GER on the iaci that no minerals whatever
form lr ,. p. c9ii Pvngut par of the Ingredient 10
rum ha- been eni"lied on the community by opium
ami myTrury.
h't,A. - ~, deDiiltted, pr. Wright would say,
NEyEE b4-rslH. No master h9u worn d.,p Won may
hc-no matter how weak youArc-uo matter what tHr
eau-e may have been-iorsske &c once whatever has
EEJJNL&AllNG ELIXIR and ,ou vfU soon find
yourself q new man. prt' instead OF the reverse
o. your friends and healthy. sound aud worthy
memhpruf tire whole human family
For sale by the propuetor..
}. WRIGHT & 60.
u and 10 tNfrtfe- street N.g. Orleans. Cd.
And hy Druggists generally Throughout tho United
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TERRY ENPECToRANT

2 bottle
%. -. WDDDNAN.
Corner Common and Magazine streets.
New Orleans Il.
lsr Csl-grz Dec. Il. 1858 left
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HEMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU.
10Y To THE AEELIlTEn.

% cures Nervous and usb'.ts.ed Sufferer. and re-
moves t.. rlu symptoms. among which uIt d. f,1r.i
luHi- position Co ENertfuu. Loss Of Power ass OF
Horror al Disease, Weak Nerve, TramtIus Dread.
uI % rrUvo 81 Death, N-hf ~u-5t-. Cold T,,s N .k-
fglue.- rmuH4s ui Vision. lauguor. Universal a.
-.rHua u. .I- Muscular system. ufeu Enormous 80
Y.U.,- with ly prptH - symptoms. Hut I-ut, IIr-f-
Jog Ht r.H Body. llyug-- Of tua SKIN. PaIrt Comm
f'rtleH HUt Eruption ON Tire Pace Pam Cd rf. IA.
Hs8ylue-- ut Oh, Ey.It-- Frequently Black spots
lly.N- t.flIe the Eys-. @Ifh Temporary ~lffu-.
ami .#-~ d Rght Want of Attention. Great Mobility.
E.-t.r--uesA with Horror ct society. Nothing b.
more desirable t' such patients than -aI.t.F.s. ami
nothing -hry more dread for lear OF themselves no
ruVn-n 90 manner. DO egrue-tue>-. no speculation.
bot hurried transition ir ~ one question 10 auutHer
These symptoms. H sl'ns.d 90 -O ou-Wiarh this
PpNEEFAItIfh, AND EPiLEPTlC FIrs-iu ono
uf which On" patient may expire. Who can saw that
these CN'e~-e- are not frequently followed By those
dreadful q a~p~--i INSANITY ANbCDN~I- NIpTIDN 2
The records 1f the Insane Asylum. and the mpl.u-
chols deaths ty CpN-t MPTIDN. t,ar ample witness
90 tho truth IT these assertions In Iun-r.r A-yuul4
the most melancholy exhibition appears Tbcc0uu-
f.uaure is actually -odBsH and quite ds-f.tuf--u,irI-
gT mirtI nor grief ever visits o. should q sound IS
the yotr" occur, % i- rarely art.eul3tc.
with w8etul measures wan da-pa.r
Low ~ulau sounds his grief bogllgc"
Debility I- most terrible. and El- brought thousands
upon thousands 20 Uutmely grave. thus blasting
tie ambition Ot many noble youths.
Itrlu h.rurcd ~ the Use ui this lNFALLIRLE
REMEDY.
F.r-,.e ln New Orleans. wholesale auIrersl Iy
y. WRIGHT co.
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IT b. rrtnrr tlsf be- be distinctly understood t'.tf ia
L ut manufactured tN fhIs tfmrHny Ia fHu hr.t ever
tIlr fuu kHan tHlf wa e...II ~ lNr Ma hIuUrl aU
previously uaod fI .HI. rfpHsr hIa bHyu uv HA with
other HhrrfnE Hgeuta lHH oven tHUu ttle.. tH .tfn
pare ffrurlniv tf rno tHll OI. Ibu improvements
introduced u the machinery ut thH southern tri
tHmpany works and tnH improved W.t.H.l aIHrfs.l
nf eVpnNing ruurHY thH HH.d ana aufsH O.HHI u..I
n en- % utHtlre Obtained uuu E.aluIsuatI.a trm
Oh submit tnnir % pure HudfuF s.i fa# Iif nsftf
q la now HHafri o. ODE public With 600 kuuvI.fva
un the part ui thg company of .is letur uLsf tbst
rrprUaunt auh n Oh rlars whom uFuef.aI NJ tFrIf
AGENTS y rlHrluieoi tn perform Whit ~ promised
ln addition tn thpsu assurances au iha ulHf I'll go
Vompln' ue I'D boz heou u0r|usbI, t...el H. fhs
ltaf iHfrH unntns PSI some Ut tHt t.af Ir4.H.i fn
EiuUrrs ana M1eb.uIsts in fhs slffr ll.at .f sr.p
hfe w.ll knnun .u ths HtY luI tlrHuHhuH. tus STAT.
bn0 VIM iNlN rhiore'. ufrr thUir ueu signature. .t
superiority uFrt uHaJ athrr ufa.
puttiun OF thoae testimonial. are .lfruIffa.I lrI
~ aak cWHIni routs4l hN su pIrt.a Interested
Nn We eufn or economy. Nr Huf.II aHaUI .l fH. U
trrnrt oi t1naltfuHrs-.f nla b.Iu. af -.H'H.w rrH
duef ant manufacture, It etHnaf Gel tH .uHut Co.'s ..
t'NlUu amt seaIra tho helrIy euHs.IrIt.fa.1t .
Vferl ono nIouily tu suuttoru enfarnra".
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H.. 49,. f'N W. 'If. Jan w. 1870
NHt.af he0n irslna the Machinery ul wa.le as5
fufu.. bed me PSI tha southern OI C.tnrssg =. \. ~,
'.nlN hd having s'iorfri Ifa exclusive rs r. Ias
h,in ~ .ir't ~. o. rasl. tlka pleasure In
Hui aNfII continue fa' use TO-
y, w 'nl.sN une nom uIm-kstrs Coo ma.
fNnHff runI 4nt eIasfi. snB Ia n s..rs r...... ".
u#tnrr Iaauei RICHARD w tutf'rrt.
. CONCUR in the aho,o opinion 'h
l-'HnesI WILLIAM % uyNN.
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WING CHINE

An ample suppl, OF these FIRST PREMIUM Ma
chimes sill D., received rs every steamer from New
York; and fJr safe go the
ONLY DEPOT
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WwNrIElp STEEL &rI.
SO m camp street,
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To Printers, DruEgists, Crocsrs and
Others.

~ .arpy Haays on hand Of PRINTING PA
pFE uaHu. ..le-. rl.l l..li aud STRAW PAPER.
30 .a.. uNutN PAPER sNNrLtNg PAPER
rBd ENVELOPE PAPERS SHOE PAPER MD
WASTE PAPER au -llss sHi gus...s-. Also. Ctp
HI LETTER PAPER rf'..J laI r.,.u. "a, rpsuistu-
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Porcelain and Glass ornaments.

such as Biscuits Vases, Candesticss. decorated and
fancy. Table sets, for Dessert Tea. Wash-tand, and
Toilet. Fancy Porcelain, and Cut Glass paror Orna-
mcnts, Artifeisl Flower silver aud Plated Ware
Alieuide sets, Clocks. Table and Fancy Cutlery
Chandeliers, Lustres, Lamps Bronze Statuettes.
he has besides y very large stock Of Furniture
Trimmings, conlsting of PRINCES. Gimps Tassels.
Cords, Loops, Iransparencies. rich and common
CornIces, Curtain Pms, Rug-. Mats and pruggets.
Persons using COLA OIL are informed that he
has Just received supply Of genuine Clarified for
Lamps.
orders Tor Furniture, TO be executed on special
drawings, viii be promptly attended 10, and at mod
crate prices.
Nee Orleans, Feb 1859 ls-1v
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mwVuup -rEEL&o1.
So aU tmn street.
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Miscellaneous W orks.

HISTORY, uIos8Nruy, ESSAYS. POETRY. ruE
pH,u,. TRAVELS ASpvorAers. NOVELS, ulr~
rR1rtp WORKS.. ruY uuok.. JUVENILE roOAs.
sNuEs, rJzuFs. Gc.
lH.. publications. gHI Naessu#a.
uuuNFIEIu STEEL a ,u.
$40. Oh Camp street
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Law neoksi Law Bookst
Au Intensive a1J l-elaeta.l stock OIL Nv hooks
COMPRISING TEXTBOOKS STATUTES DIGEST RE-.
r1Eu aHtLtw TREATIES Of the most sutusu.
1art american suJ English Iursts.
t..a. O. f1 supply of FRENCH LAW EouK--W
u rrHUsH.r. rrg.s.
ULuuurIErp STEEL & Cu.
SO. an Camp street.
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Vote Paper and vsddlnr paper.

hasp oou-.,uf'y ou hand @ fln suJ v,r,d a-sort.
r.u. afLWf- WRITING PAPER FANCY 1ud
PLAIN NurE PAPER ur WEDDINGS aui other
PARTIES lsa Envelope ts match
UIuuurtEtu STEEL co
40. 0u camp street.
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The Nfrhiae 0d y hIIlf guaranteed uhrn rlrats...t
uf suY rurernisni aaenf 81 Coo rumnanr. Wb.e af.
Hr' ore seni afeei 20 uH nom parties aIf ~ u.a .ir
thHF must De- accompanied a.fH tnu name. I'll "a Il.
MERCHANTS Hr saaufsi n NaW ufIefH.
~ AZ WNFNr Nru
hrruta Hr ne southern NHl COMPANY.
Nn.fA Camp street, New ueiaans
q. o. SMITH,
Resident AGENT Maiaia
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z U r n 1T U r r

WHEELER d WILSON'S
8 Ew IN G M "A Q H N ES-
Have this fall lSaSl taken yhc
FIRST PREHTET
ut every state Fair held ID the United States uuer-
ever they have commended WITHOUT ONE ENCEH
TON VIZ.
STATE OF MISSOURI. 90 s. Louis
STATE OF ILLINOIS. az Ccutralj.
STATE OF NtsSI~~IPPT,a lat Ta.k-ou
STATE OF NEW YORK.a Syracuse.
STATE OF NEW JERSEY
STATE OF NAEyf NNT. 1T baltimore.
STATE OF VIRGINIA. ar Richmond,
STATE OF CALIFORNIA.
STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA. 40 Ptt.tura.
STATE OF KENTUCKY.
STATE OF WISCONSIN.
STATE OF MICHIGAN.
STATE OF INDIANA.
And also a. the Fairs in--
CHICAGO.
ST LOUIS.
BALTIMORE.
RICHMOND.
SNN FRANCISCO.
The Connecticut state Agricultural Society. IN the
fil Of ls57. the FIRST PEEuru was awarded 20 WHEEL
ERA wus5~s Machine. Ia Gold Medal the second pre-
MUM To- singers Machine
If these Facts do not establish q reputation. We
know not what can. Atthc above named FAl RS-at
nearly an Of them, the boosted NIGER. shuttle Ma
chine" DID CONTEND, we'll as Grover q Bakers,
Weeds. ~lo9t>. Weh-ter's Eeuhof' s. AMI twenty ur
more others: and ALL. in EVERY INSTANCE. have
been -IGNALI.I ard Fairly Beaten No rational man
can now deny the fact that the
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Grand street. New orb.
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, 1859-10-15

WE print tho following extract from pri-
rate letter, for the purpose Of putting quietus
on foolish and injurious report:
Twp nryrzs Maaltowoc Co., WIS., Oet. Is 1s.9.
EDsrpEs PREs AxD IE1rrKE:
Atns5 current In is pat Of as 6tsse. harpK origin
Doubtless anong the Democracy with some Repuhla
1o-rhead TIT At meeting Ia the REss Ts1uUAk otee
f,ur dre Eoek1 AGO. At which Mr.--.of tbs stfte.
was rreent rou eounseled Nrto 60 home aud defeat
E,aa The best thing that could happen fos the epuh-
can party. VIII you net make some reply to rumes
mutually damaging "a ts4! tels, !,r,- +.
We hareto say to Ar. D., and to all persons
Else to whom these presenta may come. that
the story il baseless aud miserable fabrica-
tion which could find no believers among
those who read the PREss AND TRIBUNE.
Mr. called at tits Office during tie National
Eair-tlIough not o!l-ncr than Gov. Randall,
Senator Doolittle, the Hon. L. P Harvey, and
other distinguished Republicans from Wiscon-
sin, who were attracted to our city, at that
time there vas no meeting held at our olice,
OF elsewhere, that We know oi, nor were
Suggestions made, pertinent to the subject ot
tue Wisconsin campaign, except such as looked
to Gry. Rapdall's reelection by larger ma
j'rity than was ever given 10 any former State
officer. We then published our reasons for en-
tertaining that belief aud we hare gircn Us
much space in our columns to the triumphant
SUCCESS Of the whole ticket, as nc deemed war
rantcd By our outside position The whole
story is very far-fetehed and clumsy elauder,
which Gov. Randall would be the first to con-
tradict if it should happen to reach Ills ears.