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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-09-22

Peaoh, Plum and Cherry Trees, either Standard or
Dwarf. Grape Roots or Cuttings Currsnt, Coos
berry. Raspberry and Blackberry buthes, together
with Evcrgrecns and Ornamental Bhrubbery, will
receive prompt and faithfsi attention.
Trees delivered IN any part Of the City free Of
charge.
Nursery Grounds in the Western part Of the
City, on Des Aoines Avenue
q. o. HILTON,
Late Hubbell i Hilton.)
Keokuk Sent. g. l6b0-dkw
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10 rc~ -, 80.
And those Who always laueh a nov larX - more.
80 81 M N.
A. rrtsrrussner - tAe sssen~~ nv.
Is.v 81 Davafs q ANY Ceier.
pnUCr, u NJ ATOM
r-,nR n. Sessst 81 ali melencholy and sober
IA s,d.a ira;vidua,s--A pERFECT CONCuNTRA-
TYrs1a IN NIrTH A eomia ocncoetiea 9rsm the
.nsrA.nss - III - viss "a funrv-fnnous men
a ~ 49, tIrsaeh vhieh IL 80 nay prevent
-rt-r,.s 80 rr~rna tSals lnvan3Iity asd Also the
,.n.1ss 3 ~. ~ Srnse;s~as 81 ~. A De-
ss-ss..s- ss.t.hs@ solnrs--ssaonnt s-nrontabls
- Sxk.S ~ IariI11 80 'nlsoann lS*ee n prose
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-09-22

JOSEPH DLECH,s
I c C Q q N s al o d !,
No. 1os Msin-st.. bet. 9th and 9th.
'HB Ladies' ard 0ntiemen Of the city who wish
to get = plate OF good Ioe-Cream. are invited
TO call on 5ss. Blssh. 10 Win have three Or four
kinds every asy, and aiss frssA Ssrewbsnies.
All orders Tor Ies-crean promptly filled On the
Keotnk, june lat. lS5od
III nHDS. BROWN SUGAR..
IN Is bb1. Ne boiled Molassss.
10 = 6agar~Mo1le Syrup,
8 z Crashed Sugar,
q Powdered do
~ 80 Ssissss, SssasG ana Uia1iaso sugars,
reociv,ng tsis morning Per steamer Warsaw, and
July lid KELLOGG 1 BTRoB.
1905 SHaOULDRRg. -
a Wholesale ana hstaiI, "
a KELLO4G ! BIRaE,
PICKLED PORK, -.
p ,. !. kEIiodo ] a1nas,
Jug lS-d & kain-st.
log haas HLOUR received fr0a s.. Lo1iI
A~0 steamer Quincy, this day, and Tor sale M
~ ss8 KELLOGG . BIk2E.
fvOVE OYsTEMN.
~ FRESH Peaches.
L0BSTER6,
sa PTA1 APPLES, 10.
Jet ss..ivsf fresh md nv. y y o .,.o i.
Sun I'm BR ELlAa.
A MOTHER lot Of those desissbls suall On.
"A brsllAs for IA1issj just received u
,.. ?. .. FOSTER,
June - 6seond-st.
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SELECT SCHOOL FOR BOHs AND
GIRLS.

Miss FOSTER would respectfully inform her
1vI friends and the patrons OF her school, that
che will commence another session, forenoon and
aftcfnoon, the lst Of October, In the sanD houss
she now occupies at the corner Of Sd and Blondeau
street. Her terms WITH be 81 per quarter for the
ordinary h1nchss Hhs would also inform the cit
sens thatshe ID prepared to give Instructions in Pr
ano Music, terms % per quarter also, Oil Paint
ing, terms 4S per quarter. 80 -
Y lKeekuk, August 81, l869-d ~ - IL Il
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HEU. q. UIAUN, Trust
Ksokuk, August 10, 186o-dtd



DUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given, that on Nom
i day. tho Srd day Of October, 1859, between
the hours Of o'clock a. m. and O'Clock p. IN.
will sell at public sale In front Of the ofRce Of
the Clerk Of the District Court In the City Of Keo
kuk, to the highest bidder for cash, the following
real estate, towit lots one I, two ~. thfse (3
and four In block No. six 10y in keid's Add
The above sale 10 made b. virtue Of : Deed Of
Trust from Lambert J. Zwart and G. n. n. ZwArt
his wife. to me- ~ Trustee, dated April 10Th 1855,
and made for the purpose Of securing the payment
BY said lambert ]. ZwArt TO the order Of J. 4 b.
Zwart and endorsed by said payees 70 n. n. Rey-
roids and A.G Richardson, one for 4ls6 6o-i6o
payable fSqr mcnthsfrom date; one for 41sS 03-1Oe
payable In months, and the third for Si0f 10-iOo
psyAhls in . months from date.
Now ! will proceed 70 sell tho shove property in
the manner Aforesaid and execute deed TO the
puFohaser atsuch sale, II pursuance Of such trust
so JOHN n. CRAIG, Trustee.
6spt. ], 1860-td
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Missiaaippi Valley Nursery.
wB8TERN GROWN TREES FOR
@9 TINE WESTy

MYTH several years
w experience the Pro-
prietor can now furnish
FRUIT TREES A N d
SHRUBBERY, accAns.
ted, and found to succeed
In the West.
Many Of these Trees
are Of extRA sire, and
have prodused Ane spoSi-
mems Of fruit the past sea-
son. TheAe interested are
invited 70 call and ex-
anime FOR thcms elves.
0rtlApn Bar Aun1A pAnv
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Trusaec,e 1aeo.

. -
DUBLIC NOTICE Is hsrsby given that on Sat-
urday the Gath day Of Scptember, A. d. Is &c. be-
tween the hours Of IN o'clock m. and o'cIosk p.
moi that day will proceed 10 ssA It public SALE
In front of tbs Court House in the city Of Ksokuk
Lee county and State Of Iowa, to the highest bid
der for cash, the following real estate, ID Wit
No. eight (8 In block No. one hundred and twenty
nine ll2ol, in the city Vt Keokuk, Lee county and
State If Iowa. 8
The above sale win be made by virtue of Deed
of Trust executed on the 7th Of April, A. ID. 1855
BY A, Is. Ball and Mary Ann his wifs to mo, Sc
curing the pawn emit Of two promissory not made
by said A. B. Bali to James Il. Bruce and by said
Bruce endorsed to D. w Moore h Co., each dated
April LIST, 1856, for $2S3 $4,000 eaeh-ths Arst dine
in year, and which Is paid. and the second due
In two years from its date, with exchange On Balt
more, ard interest thereon after the 6nt day Of
April AID. 1858, snd which remains past due and
unpaid; and the said Deed Of Trust having become
available by reason Of such non-payme1t, now
will proceed to sell ~ shove stated and execute
deed to tho purchaser at such sslc il pursuance Of
such trust.
GEO. c. DIXON, Trustee.
EankuR AuUnsk 1nEn YxA
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-04
AND ERIE RAILROAD.-O

~ and sner MONDAY, April l AID until farther notice
Passenger Trn, v hi leave Pier Duane-st fovs VIZ:
DUSKIRK EXPRESS q; II, fcr Dunkirk AID Buffalo,
ane principal intermediate s;..iorL
MAIL Train q m. for D1rkirk and Buffalo and inter
mediate Ststiona -
ROCKLAND PASSENGER q. 500 p H. from foe. OF Har.
via Pienorr and in-rediste sc1.tors
WAY PASSENGER ct 4 ?. M, for Newbmgs, Mddietown,
and interru-eia;e S,xtionA
NIGHT HXPRESs At 5 D. m. ior Dunkirt ard Buffalo.
fb- above trains daily, Suncsys excepted
Tkes@ F.prs, Trains coupec, s Enrs with the Elnia
CsnAndArus AID Nissars FAs Railroad for Niagara fals
birzAmr With the Syracuse and bnzhant1n R.r fof
Syracuse q Cornins Buffalo, Corning and New York
Railroad Rocheser Buffalo st Great Bend with me
Delaware Lackaw,rnA and Western Railroad for sranon
Horneesvie with the Buffalo and Ne~York City Railroad
and Buffalo Dunkt, With the Lake seore Railroad .oF
CHARLES MORAN, PRECEDENT
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-04
Fourth Of JnIp.
CHEAP FOURTH of JULY EXCURSIONS

CHEAP FOURTH Of JULY EXCURSIONS
~ LONG ISLAND RAILR0 AD.-An Exeursion Train VII
have s.uth Ferry Brooklyu O'Clock, MONDAY MORN
mo- July running hroash 10 Gre-nporr, osins al stop
wet q Hcksytle Alec, oui,tiog jerusalem hoiorook
Waveiy Beport Jsmespo, Cu,nSue, and Herrnsse srlv
ing .. OeenpOr II eick, Rr,urnns eaye Greeupo
81 y vekch Ia, oittiDs stops sbye, and reachns
Brooklyn si o'clock p. Fare for he Excursion 10 all
points oui aud bsckl 81.
Al Excursion Train viii leave Gresnpor. for Brooklyn AZ
40 and running the time Of The Express Train, and
mailing s stops arriving In Bro klyn 81 % Re: ming
lesye Brooklyn a. making The stops Of he Express
Tain sons Fast fse for he Excursion from al points 20
Bruotl ard haot), 81. -
EXCORsloN TRAIN TO VISIT THE FIREWORKS IN
1bE CITY ENour.n Tickets viii be sold The Mail rsiu
for Bri,n Farm nsdae aud al point. west and the u
syosset Train Brooklyn a. half the regular fare
Retaining leave South Ferry Brooklyn for ssrnnstse and all
hte';nedate stations Syo-s- exe-pt-d IL O'Clock Civ.
Ds Opportunity those he country witness the splendid
Fvo in New York and Brooklyn and rea:h bone be
evening
Trains viii follows the 9Th Of Joly Leave Brooklyn;
South Fern EScGsion Train Greenport, reduced
fare oning s,ops above m Train Syosset 10
Nal Train Grrenpor 81 Express Train TO O. eenport
M Irsin 70 hemPs,esd 4 p m Train 70 sy1s'e q and
76 m. Trains 20 Jamaica II Train 70 Farminzdsle
REGULAR fare al Trns except the above named Excursion
Trzira
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-04
NEW-YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD
IN COMPANY

NEW-YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD
IN COMPANY.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
On snt sfef WEDNESDAY June |, lS59 Trains VII Leave
e.hst- Station, New York, - follow:
7+5a m. For WilEamsbrdss.
s:Os. IN. Mail Tram for Albany.
ESQ o m..F For WiliAmsbhdse.
liS0 q For White Plains
2:S0 .. u For Wiiamsbrdes-
400 p. For White Plains.
4:S0 .. m. For Dover Plains.
SEQ D. m. For White Plains.
6:l5 D. ~ For White Plains, from WHIT sad Centre s,s
$50 .. N ..For Wilhamsbrdee.
RgrrRyNG-Will Leave:
50e Q. u. From White flsna
5:3c . From Dover Plains.
$50 q. m. From WIliamsbrdse.
100 O. m From White Psina
$50 q q. Prom Wil.ausbridse.
u:Soa N Mail Tan from Albany.
i:oo D. m From "lhAnsbridse.
s:cop. n. From White Plsns
So. D u From Wliansbndse-
$500 D. 70 Prem White P!ains
WM J. CAMPBELL BlperntendAnt
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-04
NETWORK, MONDAY, JULY 4, 1859.

THE GREAT DUSSELDORF GALLERY OF
i PAINTINGS-Open DAY and EVENING; No >s Broad
ssy Aamisoo Is oeun Nov vnssA y orovds Of oiussns
spd arAnssa
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-04
priniing.

At EVERDELLs-W WEDDING CARDS,
"A NOTES kc-Tbese celebrated Cards, spenddly engraved
Al Brosdwsy cor DUANE % ONLY Orders received by mai
ENGRAVING and PRINTING, HALF-PRICE.
IL Wedding At Home and Visiting Cards, Blu Heads bua
uess ards Chseks kc at kELLfS, No Ut fulionst l.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-04
Bpefial NotireS.

Geo. c. Parker d. Bro,
~ Us. q
WAshIscros oTREET.
New MACKEREL In bbis., hfG, and qrts,
New BLUEFISH In bbs, hfs, and qrts,
New GOLDFISH, IN bbs his., an qrA,
EIus ST. Georges Bank GOLDFISH,
Extra Corn-fed Meas PORK,
EIus Sugar cured HAMS,
Extra eumoD.r,moksd BEEF,
ExIs New CHEESE,
LARD, vINE0AR, bALT &c.
PARKERS, No 259 Wsshinrons..
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-04
EOR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE via Me-

TOR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE via NEW
II PORT AID FALL RIyER.-Tbe splendid ard superior
reamer METROPOLIS. Capt. Brown, NewYork every
TUESDAY, THURSDAY aud SATURDAY Of O'Clock p. m.
and the EMPIRE STATE. Capt. Bgsyton, on MONDAY,
SN.R
Hereafter 10 viii be regarded secured any sppi
car, until the shan have been paid for.
Fht Boston forwarded through with cs. dispatch ey
~ WM. BORDEN Asen. Nos 10 and II Wsrr-
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-04

~ No. Al JOHN.ST., NETWORK.
The undersigned, late of the firm Of AMES, HERRICk,
BARNES RHOADS, have formed copartnershp for con-
huuiDe the -
IMPORTING AND JOBBING STATIONERY BUSINESS,
under tho aud hnn Of
AMES e BARNES,
REMOVED TO No. Al JOHN-ST.
We shall continue The INFORMATION Of FOREIGN STA
fIONERY hne and being in connection with the
tabshed house of Messrs THOMAS RliOADS SONS Lon
'''' 'A>" w FIVE fr6fIon oTkTIONpnI,
which has been hvorsbly known IN this market the psa
twenty years
prepared 70 promptly and Catalogues will be sent on sPPhos
don. ioHnS ApIg
New York, May, 1859 JOHN c. BARNEA
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-04
T,HE REGULAR .dAIL LINE via STONING-

THE REGULAR .dAIL LINE via STONlNG-
i TON for BOsTO., and PROvlDENCE-Insnd Route
the shortest aud direct carrying he Eastern Mail
The steaners PLYMOUTH ROCK, Capt Joel Stone, sDd
c. VANDERBILT Capt D. B. sturz. In conseeton With ths
PROVIDENCE RAILROADS, leaving New YORK daily sun-
days exeepted from Pier No. North R.er hnt whr above
Battery place. O'Clock p and Stopinson at 300 or
90 the arrival Mail Train which Boston At 80
The C VANDERBILT from Esw.Yorr, Monday "sdnes-
asy and Frdsy assdsy Thursday sad Sat-
srdey. =, !, -.
dsy and Saturday. from StopEsou, Moutsy Wednesday and
Friday.
proceed from Stoninon per sosd 10 Providence
md Boston the Express Mail Train, rscag said places
Of those by other aud in ample time g all the
morning connecting north s.S Pssenrrr that
prefer board tbe c.sner enoya nigt rest
disturbed breakfast If desired and leave Stouinson in the a
train connecting Proyidence with tho ii trAieiof
Boston.
Fare from Providence 10 Newport 50 c11,s
baggage accompanies the aid train through
each way.
For passage berths freight apply board the
steamer he Freight Oos, Pier No. North River, 1t
the of ce, No. ls Battery place June %.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-04
PRICE TWO CENTS.

CENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEW-JERSEY-
~ Connecting New Hampton with The DeswAr- Lscks.
ssnn. and Wessrn R.rsd and ., Esson With the Lehieh
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT, commencing May Is 1854
No. Nh Rirsr 's :. !, mo- me- '' Ii.s % .Hs a ser
sonerv,le By above ,rains sOd :, s:+s IN
Je,~y Railroad which NewYoIi from Zoe. Of Cour.
Apd'-.t. at 7;4o = M and !. m, snd and m
r. n ii: ISI III i:s ss:s sss
HUDSON BIvER RAILROAD From May
IL 9, ls5s, TRAINS viii leave Chsmee,st s,,;icn -
follows: Express Tr.ins and II g m, AID N For Had
.on 7l5a for Sing Sins, 10 u,, aud sai lo;s m
sr POushi'sps :l5 and s?op m for T,ny'psn s.lS and
P-eii Sin. Sing and Tarryowu Trains stop Of the
sr = .V. Tsn. .ad
SUNDAY. nd, ;.s ''' A'' ' AZ Smith. Sup. -
NEW ROUTE for NEWPORT, via N. Y and
aoSpx9 % SEWPSki
u, Shore Line viii leave BY the m ExPre.. rn from h-
wich L. and arrive a; NewpOr. ct NJ Returning leavss
Newport ., and p arriving in NevYOrh q %;>s snA
nc{ss .od and B.ss.s. CHECKED through each way.
JAMES Il. HoYT. Superintendent
NJEw-YORK and NEw-nAvEN RAILROAD.
~ is6a suMMER ARRANGEMENT. lsA.
r..snser s.son In NswYOri. corner Of 7'h and sAsv
1n''n'' 90 IRA TRAINS LEAVE NEw-Yoak,
sos Eew.H.ven sa m teIj; i,:S, Sis l.a)t $50 snA
S - md s 6, s"ds' e, d s1sd ' soss1aG se
and wespor, m. l2:t $50 and AS ror Norw.h.
ia m. l2:+S s:lS lex s:se. As sSs $50 p m roI
parep and Greenwich, O. m; HAS $780, AS $50 6 80
m ror Stamford T. ts. a NJ; R;t3 s:l5 le1 $50,
aons . . m Il: IS. s:6o. AS $50, $50 p. m.
CONNECTING TRAINS
Hof Boston, O m (ex Sis IN. lex) rot Hartford An<
sprtns6ed, SiSp tex) For Connections River
laiiroed to Montreal, a. m te1L and S;l5 m teh)
Northampton. For New Haven NewLondon and stonnstou
RailroAd m and S5 FOR Canal Railroad 10 North
Impton tex and l2+5 Por Housaonic Railroad,
N and S:l5 o. m. For Nsugatueh Railroad, m, Sis
> n. FOR Dsnsuiy and Norw.l R.iso.d M. $50
JAMES II. HOYT. Superintendent
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-04
Oopartnersbip.

NOTICE. SAMUEL n. HOYT has retired
~ from our firm The business viii Be continnsd = bersto-
f.Ie ty the remaining par.ners JLoSE hofr "a.
TTYHE PARTNERSHIP heretofore existing be-
i ,v,eu RICHARD MEAR5 ard JOHN Anderson, uu6sr
tL- ,tye ofNEARs ANDERSON, Dissolved By limitation.
All s, ssans, ,he late firm Win be paid By John AnAer
.o and sy uoney due be paid him Tbs business win
BE- eon,iuu ID usual BY JOHN ANDERSON Co.. s Na SIS
Brcsdwsy.-July l. 1889
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-04
DIVER SAGUENAY.
III HA! HA! BAY, JADOUSAC,
AND LOWER ST LAWRENCE.

NIEW-JERSEY RAILROAD-FOr PHlLA-
IN DELPHIA and tho SOUTH and WEST. via JERSEY
CITY.-Mal and Express lines Leave Hew;Yots s and
M and and D. M fare Through Tickets sold for Cin
cinps and The West for Washington New ORLEANS and the
South &C. and through baggage checked Warrington IA
j. w. WOODRUFF, Assistant Superintendent.
bssrsse will be received for train, unless delivered ana
k.d fifteen minutes IL Of tie time Of leaving
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-04

'VHE NORTH AMERICAN REVIEW for
JULY, 1859.
CONTENTS:
Article THE Life and Poems Of Michael Angelo.
I-Judical Ordeaa
III.-Bri;ish Structure. on Republican Institutions
Iv.-Lie Of Lord Cornvallis
V.-Naure and Art in the Cure Of Disease
VI.-Cotfmporsry French Literature.
VII-CbiefJ ustice PsTsons
VIII.-FOwler's English Grammar
lx.-Crtcal N'ticea
Knew Publications
THE EORTH-bMERICAN REVIEW 10 Published Quar-.
tey numbers Of nearly three hundred pages each $5
year
A New Volume commences with this number.
c. s. FRANCIS Co, Publishers,
No. 64 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-04

NORTHERN X. X. of N. JERSEY-For Pier.
IN mont, Nyses Haeksnsack, Ensewood &eesyes o, Of
Coursnd (sundsy -xc-pted) at $3.50 and 81 % and $50
D. M. Leaves Piermont st . and 7:f5 a. and rs
SEYMOUR L TOWER
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-04

Civil and Political Equality Meetings for kasars
FALLS, S Mrs. Grants Hail. ON THURSDAY EVENING,
July lS At a O'clock and FRIDAY hORNiNd' July H. 81 ~
O'Clock ....D...,,.uu,
Addresses will be delivered BY the Rev ANTOlNErrE
BROWN BLACKWELL, SUSAN Is. ANTHONY, and others
1t is hoped every in the State will be represented
Evixra nj Intelligence Once and Labor EXCHANGE
- from No. Canas. No. 81 Werths tsts
Aathony s doom Of Broadway No fees charged
JAMES P. fAGAN, Superintendent
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-04
txTEEHAWKEN FERRY is NOW RUN

NNTEEHAWKEN FERRY is NOW RUN
w NIN0 DAILY from to p m, from f2dT.-Com.
nodous " houses bave been erected and ample accommods
provided for passenger. and carriages The boats are large
aas and ply every hsen miDutes This ferry Affords
very desirable for the citizens Of NewYork The
~ paste and forest In the immediate vicinity
Il The landing, sbeunds with beautiful walks and ravEes
the Palisades alons the ver the quie, country rosda
Pic schools and children spend hesh and delight
iI day Weehswken- Perfec. order maintained The
rrounds Of the Company.
Building lots offered for sale BY the Ferry Company
30 favorable terms Apply the oce Of the Company,
ths Weehavken side.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-04

METROPOLITAN THEATER.
lVl Lessee and Manager, Mr.. s. b Duhield
GRAND PATRIOTIC MATINEE.
- BIRTHDAY OF LIBERTY.
Commencing at ONE opJtaiNHTAx
MONDAY AFTERNOON, July 4, 1859.
Mr. JOHN BROUGHAM, Mr. WALCOT, o,,
Mr.. YOUNG, miss MANY oANNoS'
Grand Evolutions by Tuscarora l2h Regiment
DAY AFTER THE FAIR
M GEORGE HOLLAND. ..in....... Five Characers
Nis MARY CANNON .......... lin. Thrse ChaTaeieu
Mr. YOUNG, Mr. OEo FAkhEN,
MONDAY EVENING, July 4, 1859,
SKETCHES IN INDIA.
Mr. w. r. BLAKE, Mr.. oEO. HOLLAND,
Mn, VERNON Miss MARY CANNON.
NEW PATRIOTIC SONG
Written by General Morris), -
THE UNlON............ML DUFFlELD.
COLUMBUS Ell fILlBUSrERO,
Mr. BROUGHAM, hr WAICOr
Mr. BARTON HILL, Nj w REfNOLDS,
Miss ADA CLIFTON Miss DUCkwORrH.
The States Of the Union represented ny Corps de Ballet
DEAF AS \ POST.
4, GEO JORDAN Mr. GEO HOLLAND,
Miss MARY CANNON, Miss HENkAkOE
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-04
CHRISTIANITY AMONG 1.-THE CELES-
~ TIALSp

~ TIALS."
SHELDON l. Co.
Publish THIS DAY:
THE CHINA MISSION;
Embracing History nf The Missions Of al Denoni5s
tlons among the Chinese.
With Biographical shstohts II Deceased Missionaries
By WILLIAM DEAN, ID ID.
Tventy Years Missionary 20 China
/ volume IL mo- P1on 81.
This volume while interesting and instructive The general
reader is particularly spproprae haLd book fr Pastors
Of Churcbes Sabbath School Teachers aud al eods Of
Missors IL preserts brief and attractive form, great
amount Of information In relation that wonderful people, and
the vork Of missions among them
vast amount valuable information IN regard 10 China
DR. Dean having bern for Of connected with the
Chinese nissinns and possessing power for accurate
observation and minute oescrpt6h The public anticipate
Of the resting books Of the knd pb.hed
Michigan Christian Herald.
Also, Now READY,
ROMAN ORTHOEPY:
Plea for The Restoration Of the True System Of Latin Ponun
cistion.
BY JOIN y. RICHARDsos,
Professor Of the Latin Language and In the University
Of Rochester.
lemo. Clcth 50 cents
SHELDOS Co, No. lis Nsssen-s..
CURTIs's EQUndI1T,0Y, gnI1,0, PREcEDENTs'
THIS DAY PusLIsHED
LITTLE, BROWN e Co.,
No. W. WAsHISGTos-sr., BosToS.
EQUITY PRECEDENTS, supplementary M Justice sto,
~ Irestse Equity Pleading BY George T. Curtis Third
edition 2yo. &a
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-04

Kings County Republican General COMMITTEE
The regular Monthly Meeting OF this COMMITTEE "l D1 nsa ~
,h., ,ooms oorp of Court Rernsen TUESDAY
kyEkING July O'Clock tu attendance 10 requested
N'' DEMAS STRONG, President.
\ SYrA
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-04

DARNUMs A NJ Z X c A n MUSEUM.
I'D Grand and wholly unprecedented celebration of the
EIGHTY-THIRD ANNIVERSARY
of Glorious Epoch in the annals Of National Lie the
NATAL DAY OF AMERICAN FREEDOM
This spared paGs and has exhausted all the
resources Of art 70 grodu.e .eIes @ OF ,,.,v
HOUR,
almost, during the
MORNING, AFTERNOON aud EVENING,
On MONDAY, 4th July 1853,
Of the most appropriate and beautiful description, eminen,y
calculated -
DELIGHT ALL AGES and BOTH sEXES!
CRAFTY GOOD TASTE
ENCHANT THE RESPECTABLE!
SATISFY THE JOLLY!
and CHARM THE SEDATE!
For full details as TO this - -, ,,,..r,,r,,r,
BRILLIANT SUCCESSION OF AMUSEaESTs
The Festive songs! Comic Dances!
Lsusbsble Farces! sideSplitiing Gonzales!
Jocose Burl, sques! and DroI Novelties!
consult the small bills the day they TOO copious 70 DC
cstsloeued In the space Of al sdyertis. ment o,rr,
THE SIXTY-FOuR WINDOWS and lROS bAL1UfHlLLsSr
Of hi, Museum will BE- thrown open 20 visitors "IiHol1
CHARGE for comfortable and perfect view Of
TIE PUBLIC CEREMONIES OF THE DAY
The Million Of CuIo.t.. inc udDs the vast coLecign OF
C.s comprising the Grand Aquars or Oce. ana hsr
ardens Happy Family ke al be seen, wiisou seei
AbMITTANCE TO EVERYTHING, IS CENTS
Children under Is Parqlet seat. Is additional
On TUESDAY, July 5,
AFTERNOON AZ 3ocloek-Dsnces Songs and the Drama "
TIE WARLOCK OF THE GLEN.
EVENING u q o'clock-the elegant Fairy Drama of
TIE MAGIC WELL
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YENhe subscriber will lease for term of years
h "THE PENSACOLA MILL PROPERTY, -
with 1000 acres of land adjoining, heavily
timbered-30 acres surrounding the mill are
cleared, and under high state Of cultivation.
Also, Blacksmiths' shops, Trucks, &c The
Mill has one of Pages Circular Saws in it, as
well as an upright saw, and three small circu-
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10000 FEET OF LUMBER PER DAY.
The above described valuable property will
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Landlord. This establishment has recently
oeen thoroughly renovated, and is now well
htted up for the comfortable accommodation
Of boarders or transient patrons. The Table
will be supplied with the best the market af-
fords, while at the Bar will always be found
as good Liquors can be obtained anywhere
The new Landlord, in again opening the
spare no pains to make it a first rate hotel.
Board, Three Dollars per week, or One
Dollar per day.@gSa
a Hack will be in waiting at the railroad
station on the arrival of the trains to convey
passengers, free of charge, to the house.
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