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The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-12-01
LOCAL AND LITERARY.
School Examiners' Notice.

School Examiners Notice.
The bosrd will hold their next gular sessions for
hs exclamation Of Teachers, as follows;
Bowling 6reen.-..-- First Tuesday in November.
rsmbervilsN -.-a--.. DO do December.
Psrrysburg .-.--s.-.l do do January.
In addition to the usual course, all Teachers will
hsrssftsrhe Examined in American History.
No applicant will be examined who is not present
pupN'iallysts O'Clock A. N.
w. WOODBURY.. Clerk.
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The death OF Kit arson, the famous noun
tainepr, is anuoun, ed as occurring at Taos, New
Mexico, where he was Indian Agent.
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A woman was bnrned to death in Albany,
on Wednesday, by falling on stove when
drunk
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LAND ron SALE.
Take Notice.

Take Notice.
\ HEREBY CERTIFY that my wiE,, Sarah Tegror,
4 has lett my bed and beard without cause provo.
cation, and hereby forcwarn every person not 10
haibor or trust her my account. as | will not be
responsible or pay any debts of her contracting.
Nov. II, lSI1-2Sw3* BEN, TEGRON.
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a u = Q & 81 u z Az z a W9
PERK fSBtRG, OHIO,
WLLprou ptlyattcud to all law 5usincssc ntrustcd
to his care tor sale large qua titles ofland in
oluding wellimproyed farms, which will he sold on
easy terms. Feb. 10, lS59--iOtf
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GEO. ALBERT & CO.
PERRYsBURG, Dee. |, 1859.
SUERlFF'S SALE.

SUERlFFS SALE.
ID Y virtue fan order ot sale to me directed and
ID delivered from the Court OF Common rcns o
wood county Ohio. will offer for sale a the door OF
the eoart honsc, in pe,r,Shurg, wood county, Ohio
on Monday. Janunry ~, lSGo between the hours Of
and o'clock Z. VI. of said day, the follow ing des-
crbed property to wit: The east two.thris OF the
north quarter, and the north half oil the south
east quarter of Sc ,tiou cEheeni township four ()
range ten (lU) east in Wood County, Ohio.
Dec. |, ,ls5O--Jow5S2. w NORTON, Sheriff
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Farms Given Away!

al HIS UHV CKH AWAY
M H. "iLLlN NJ MklM proposes TO dispose OF his
A'1 lhnds IN this county at merely nominal price.
lie VIII sell the south halfoC the northwest quar-
ter oil section ~, town o. range TO- containing eighty
acres,tor hye hundred dollars Said land has been
thoroughly ditched and drained an expense of S243
lie will also sell the south half of the south
qHarter OF section So. town g. range IL, the
price.
Enquire of Fl. II. DODGE, Attorney at Law, Per-
Irysburg, Ohio.
Also for sale, a large number OF Town Lots, both
here and in the town of Millgrove with and without
improvements, together with several valuable Farms
NOV 10, ls59--!5tf HENRY II. DODGE,
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7N.p.1.A WORD or IxrLINATIoN % she..
who have known us under the style of Evans CO.
The business located by us at No 677 BrOsdways New
York City, is the oldest established house In the
country, and is known world wide as tis srigIss,
" Evans x Co.'S Gift Bookstore" Many have taken
advantage Of our popularity To- advertise under ihs
same name to increase thcirtrsde--and 10 pre-
tect the few who may he unacquniiHed with ne, We
would stale that have nd connection With ant
other Gilt Book House--nhd though many advertise
under the of Evans x Co., the firm cOnstituisd
10y u. W. EVANS and }. II. PREsTuN, is the hTa and
only concern righrully using the name. But to- pre-
vent all confusion in the future. Sh all fhs ssJls
of
D. w. EVANS Il CO,
and all persons wrongtuIiy using the Appenatioa n
misead the public will be made 10 sn Ter the penalty
of the law.
j. W. EVANS a Co.
June %. 150-TlV G7f Brsadwsy. Esw Ys"t.
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CLOTHING!

In large quantities, OF l slca, kinds, cclors and
qualities will I've 'nld at greatly reduced priccsdty
per cent lower than former pricC>--su cheap as to
surprise those who have been hu,iuE clsewhcre.--
We have now ON hand two Thousand dollars
worth OF Ready Made Clothing which, iby reason Vt
tho low price which We ask Tor thcm) we expect TO
sell oil like hot cakes,
The first who call will he first served; so call
the first opportunity before purchasing elsewhere,
aud YOU viii he among the first to choose FROM the
finest stock ot Winter Goods offered to the peo-
pie of this county.
Salt pile ~ large rs asmoll siscdmretng house
can he seen in front Oi our store. II was bought To
I've sold, and not to look at. IL will be smn0r IN
few dlvs, for have such u way peculiar to our
selves of pleasing our customers in trade that they
could notu they wouh land roHia not ii they coHiJ
--rerusc 10 huv of IA.
Farmers, we are now doing business exclusively
on the Cash Principle, thus giving those using the
same ,stem advantage OF twenty per cent on the
former price OF goods. "A hint To the wise is sun
| ccnt.
no / STON & ST ON L
FRONT STREET,
| PERRYSRURG.
| Ccntrn,bcr ~ lShp.
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GIFTSl GlFTSl GIFTS! GIFTS! GIFTS!
THE ORIGINAL GtFr BOOK STORE!
". W. EVANS & Co
TUE CT BROADWAY, 67T I THE
FlFrH NEW YORK. FIFTH
YEAR. ESTABLISHED 1854. YEAR
TIE onlnINAL HIFrr

The following IL partial list Of property whish
VIII nc given to the purchasers Of B0okSat the time
OF sale;
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HEAD QUARTERS!!

Sc. sc sc.
We arc now mlnUclcturirg the best Boots ever
made IN this count, acknowledged 60 be the best
by every sre who purChaSc thJir Boots ot us; they
are manufactured oi the best stock hy ono who has
long been considered the ahlest workman IN the
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Auctions OH Thursday, May 10th.
RXECUTOR,S SALE OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE. "a
JACOB GRAFF 4 co.

AS EXECUTOR OF CHRISTIANA
hA- CLARKsoN, ] will offer for sale, at Public
Auction, on THURSDAY AFTERNOON, May l9,
1859 at ~ o'clock on the premises, the beautiful
Tract Of Land belonging to the above estate, and
generally known as Mrs; Arbegusts Garden, situated
between the Reading Turnpike and Mt Auburn, Il
short distance north Of the city limits. 'N.f
The Land will be sold 10 lots TO suit purchasers;
several lots il excellent asparagus bed, in good
condition. On one OF the lots Is the dwelling house
and well of never failing water
This is very desirable property, and commands a
beautiful view OF tho surrounding country WV
Omnibuses will leave the Auetion-room Of j; Graf
Co., No. Is East Fourth street, at ~ o'clock, and
Terms 0ne-third cash, tile balance in aud two
years. with six per cent pteTet from day Of sale
cured by mortgage on the premises. Title indis
putable. ~ Ff i.ING uana 49,
| rALsoht Public Auction, on the premises, on FRI
DAY, May 20, 1889, at 2. ~, Lots Nos. 25 "a and q
In tho suhdivisiOn Of carkavtlle In the eeyenteefl
Ward q Cincinnati, late Fultol, being the premise
formerly occupied by Michael Weaver as awagon
| yard. .-. -. .rs
! TLFf III John ARBEGUsT,
Executor Of nhTIsIiapS Tnli ~ flssks9n, dsceased
y milo Is Eest Fourth street.
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Grent Sale of RI cal Estnte--10 O Lots of Land,
on Freeman street, ut Auction.
COOPER & STOKES
ON THURSDAY ArTrRNooN, MAY 10,

ON THURSDAY AFTERNOON, MAY ~,
"ILL SELL AT PUBLIC AUCi ION,
w at 81 o'clock, ON the premises, Lots Of
Land ON the west side OF freeman street., commen-
cling 20 feet south of Liberty street, Of these lots
being ~ feet south Freeman by 100 feet deep, and
lots being 20 feet front by 33 feet deep, to twenty
foot street
ALso-Two lots adjoining the above, each 20 feet
front Freeman street. west side, by 1873 feet deep
to twenty foot street.
ALso-Three lots south of the aboyo, each rs feet
'front.' the side Of Freeman street, extending
back in depth 1888 feet to thirty foot street, and one
lot of 81 feet inches 'front.' l33 feet deep to thirty
foot street. r.H 81. ... -. ......... .
Also Four lots, commencing on. the east side Of
Freeman street, 222 feet south of Liberty street, each
lot feet front Freeman street. l25 feet moro or
less, in depth, TO a twenty five foot street:
ALso-One lot of "a feet front on Freeman street,
and l2j feet, more or less in depth, to twenty-five
foot street.
ALso-One hundred and fifteen feet of land on the
west side of Freeman street, commencing 22TH feet
south of Poplar street. being in one lot OF 25 feet
front on Freeman street, and 100 feet deep to ten
foot alley and also, lots of 30 feet front each on
Freeman street, and varying from 70 to 100 feet In
depth.
Terms of Sale-0ne third cash; balance in one, two
and three years, with per cont interest Title per-
| feet. COOPER i STOKES, AuctB,
| mis-.
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To the Inhabitants of Philadelphia and NeinitT
propose to cure, almost instantaneously, indi.
viduals afflicted with Deafness, Headache Neuralgia,
Chill Fever, Ague, rheumatism, and all Sores and
Pains.
propose to check and efectually dissipate more
ache and pain, and TO accomplish nearer and more
perfect equilibrium Of all the circulating fluids ia the
human system, than can be effected by any other or
all other methods Of medical aid In the same space OF
time, the masses themselves being judges.
do not propose TO cure EVERY disease, but all such
as are curable by combination of medical appli-
| ances. My Electric Oil operates on chemical and
electric principles, and therefore, applicable to the
cure or natural restoration OF any organic deranRe
ment, arising from an improper circulation of NsrYo-
| vital fluid.
want the masses TO Join Ia this matter-the we'll
as the sck-hecause If these things are 80, all are
| alike interested.
| N. b. Please inform me Of any case of failure 10
cure, in from half an hour TO three weeks az with
| to cure, or charge nothing. Depot, Philadelphia.
| Wholesale and Retail, by
j, D. PARK,
l Corner Fourth and Walnut streets
~ For Sale by all DRUGGISTS. api6
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AUCTION SALES.
Auctions on Wednesday, May 18th,
LOCKWOOD, ARNOLD & CO.,

80 Pearl-stroet, corner Walnut,
NNILL SELL ON WEDNESDAY, MAY
w 18th, commencing at oclockA. NJ. and 2 p
a large aud desirable stock of Soasonable Foreign,
Domestic, Staple and Fancy
Dry Goods, Notions, MRntillas and Shawls,
consisting in part as follows Cloths, Casslmeres,
Satincts Jeans, Tweeds. Ginghams CalicoeB, Lawns,
Berages, Ducals, Cottonades; plaid Linen Drills;
Linen and Cotton Daner and Table Cloths; Linen
Fronts; Irish Linens Fancy Linens; white brown
and black Cotton Hose aud Half -koso; plain and
general variety of Notions and Small Goods, &c. M
Also, 10 bales brown Musins, various brands;
cases beached Muslins; cases Kentucky Jeans and
10 cases Prints, 800 silk and Lace Mantllas andDus
ters; 900 All-wool Stella and Chally Shawls.
myl6 ID. ID. LOCKWOOD, AuctionPer.
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ENoUR NEAT DWELLING HOUSES

N0UR NEAT DWELLING HOUSES
n on Maple, NOW Findlay,) near Baymiller
being Nos 33, 3l5, 3l7 and $40, for sale at Public
Auction. ....
will be sold at Public Auction, the premises, on
four fine Dwellings Of six rooms each, cellars under
the whole house, front and back yards, with good
side entrances The lot is IS feet front by % feet
deep to an alley, and will be sold all together Or
zach House and Lot separate, to suit purchasers.
Title perfect. Sale positive.
Terms-One-th third cash; balance in one and two
years, with interest.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-05-18
BY C. j. w. SMITH, AuctiOnecr,
22l Vine street

A GOOD TWO STORY BRICK NO. 81
IN MCFARLAND, BETWEEN PLUM AND
WESTERN ROW. Also A LOT ON THIRD, BE-
TWEEN RACE AND ELM STREETS.- be sold
It Public Auction, on the premises, on TIL URSDAY
MORNING, May ig, at II o'clock, a good two story
Brick Dwelling of rooms, hall, basement, kitchen
range gas in every room hydrint &c. The lot is ~
feet front by IS feet in depth.
Also, a valuable Lot ON the south side Third street
between Race and Elm streets. The lot is lG feet in
front and runs back to Union street.
Titles perfect. Sale positive.
Terms-Une-th cash; balance in one aud two
Years with interest .s..-.----- myl6
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-05-18

The late Edmund u, Dana bequeatbedS5,O 900
to the Boston Athenaum, and $4,000 for q
public library in Cambridge.
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BY WARD 81 GUYsI.
Sales-rOOm No, 1854 Western Row

NNEDNESDAY MORNING, MAY 18th,
w commencing ut 0 o'clock, TO close consign,
ment; IL variety OF Coal on, Fluid and Lard foil
silver plated five and six Bottle Castors; Table, Tea
and Desert Spoons; Tea Bells Glassware, &c. !.
ALSO-A variety of new and secopd- hand Furni-
ture, Carpets, Rugs, &C, &c.
At 10 O'clock, precisely one Spring Wagon, well
suited for pcddng, and one second hand Piano.
myl7.b EDWAHD WARD, AuctiOneer.
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TUESDAY AFTERNooN, NAV oath,

Will be sold at public auction, at half past o'clock,
On the premises, forty mine lots of land at Beech
Grove, on the Reading Turnpike, mile north OF
the city, adjoining the residence of Gen. Wade, and
in the neighborhood of Heavor Sayres' Nursery
Grounds. "
This property is very desraby located for country
residences it is the city and in an excellent
ueighbOrhood. 4.
Tie lots are large and Of various shapes and sizes,
and are laid suit the form of the grounds and
contains fifty three acres of land.
Terms-Une third cash, balance In one, two and
three years with per cent. interest, Title periect
Omnibusses will leave the auction rooms of Cooper
& Stokes, No IA East Fourth street. on Tuesday AFTER
noon May 2Ith at two O'Clock, and convey persons to
aud from the sale free of charge Plats OF the pro-
periy can be had of Cooper Stokes, Auctioneers.
myl6
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I56 West Fourth Street,
Between Race and Elm, Cincinnati, o.
IT. FRECHARD

j. FRECHARD
CALLS especialy the attention Of Ladies' and Gentle
m,n to his new PROCESS for cleaning--ai made and
with ali the trmminss on-every kind OIL SILK, Barege,
tirenadine, Challi and Wool Dresses. r,,il,.a
All kinds Of -hawIs, Piano and Tabls-cofsrS, Fine
Iaces Black and White), Lace and Damask Curtains,
done M equal 10 new. Gentlemens clothes cleaned
without shrinking f,t's
Felt Hats and Kid Gloves cleaned. ~' ms
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Also, Brick Houses on Longworth street for salout

Also, Brick Houses OH Longworth street for Saleat
public auction.
On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, May l9th o'clock.
8 three-story Brick Houses, on Longworth street,
between Western Row and John streets.
House No. l7O, North side of Longworth street, is
modern built, and contains ten rooms. Bath room
and summer kitchen. Gas in most of the rooms,
and cellar under the whole house. The lot is 2g}6
feet front by 70 feet deep.
House No. 1g1, south side of LOngworth street, one
door east of John street; contains eight rooms and
kitchen, and finished basement Gas in all the
rooms, and cellar under the whole house. Side en-
trance and small yard. The lot is II feet front by 70
feet deep.
House No. 1893, the southeast corner of Long.
worth and John streets-cUntains eight rooms and
kitchen and two finished Easements. Gas in the
rooms and Easements. Cellar under the whole
house The lot is IA feet front on Longworth street
by 20 feet ON John street.
Terms made known at sale. myl6
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COM NJ ERQIAI.

i skA
DAILY Cars CRY oYrscn,
81 Ksoksk, Oct. 10th.
FLOUk SspSrAnsr1l ~; 6pdng wheat, -
Ra, - ia Fall wAs6t, extra, - 50 70 31e33.
/, BRAN AND SHORTS, - 20 70 per lse. garg
4 acORN-Old, ~ r. r. $50 new - Toss. '''s
BARLEY--Spsi1e, 1g. Pail, eoa7bc.
wHEAT.-IA $3.50 n1. Fall soaloo;
Spriag sea1o. W. 60
OATD--1t mi.
RYE-les u 1osS little coming In.
P0TAT0ES-sec by the load ]. retail 4oc bush.
0ROCfkIBS-New Orleans Sugar, fair 7las,
Isi@1 SSSSplaTinsd slale, srusAs1 aaAiosa 1l3
y II. Aolassss--P lantatioa A. 10 lie, q. III. As
- =, Golden Syrup, rs to 500. ooGse--Kio u
% ~. Java lsto lsc. Laguyra, l3A to n. Rice,
~. II 1sea a y
s0AP-Palm elc, Family SIC.
CANDLEs--Btar Istc -. etssrins rs, Mould
III, summer pressed, Is
LAhD--1otc II !; retail l7ac
BUTTER-Choice ~ - Vi. rstsiI 70, scarce.
HIDEs-Dry Ia Ereen,7a; green sheep psln
- seSec; green hog skins IS. sssa I
HAY-Prairie ~ TO IS; Timothy and HunTa-
rian, e5aaesy Bs,sd s.Ssl 70 eisa; Retail, sl1
sKEDS.--Hungsrian Gr,ss. ~ to 70 esnts
ffnsthy,, 81 rs 70 4 50, Flax Seed, ,ssaas.
SUNDRIKs-onions, 50 toss; Eggs, JSass;
Feathers, 3oc to 35c; White Beans, 0ee 20 l3s.
ssRUIT-asess spplss, ehsiss, - seto % r
Per Dbl Dried applss, - - TO - psr bssh. Dried
psssAss, - ~ 70 - -; green peaches 81 70 Is.
Raisins, ~ % 70 80. IA
CHkkSk-W. X. 10 70 IL, Dsamark to 10! !
PkOvI6I0NS--Hams 10 To ii Shoulders II to 8;
clear sides 10 = IL.
BbEE-iSs13c gross; ss to Sc per quarter.
BHEEP-tl rs to - - = had.
HO0s.-Drsssed, ~ % TO - -. s6a aG
BALT-G. A.,$l 80 to 81 IS per sack Kama
whA, 3oea1le par bhl.; Liverpool, $23s per sack.
Lake $3oos3 u = hbl. .a
1isH--Aaskersi, No. $40 10 81 = Dbl; No.
olS - tls Ee.S t11se913. whits, Mel 1t r.
~ Is % y half bSi. ood Fish sto ~ D. ~
Kxc1Ases-On Nov York Tor currency : pr
ssnt.; fsrgead Dsr ssst. st.LouisA PER est.
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the ~ AOoeos.ss

All tho sns~sr that j. given b Judge
Boylss and his friends TO the HUMOROUS char
g. q dsrsliction Of duty il that quoted
abovs. NAs i honsss, hs II weak, and 10
engineered By Goodrich md Eads, Who are
not honest Bat Boylss has disrssardsa The
Law and violated the status ana failed 10
render m istslligibls assouat Of County Il
fairs 70 tho people Of the County. And no
man would plead HE honesty = jussiass-
ticn, u there Vas any better plea FOR his al
linQusnsiss, that 10 il honest.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-10-11
Printing Inks.

We havs for sale . quantity Of WADE's CoLoa-
I'D Isxs, which are justly considered thu best In
market. There are among then al shadss Of Red,
Blue, Yslisv - Drswn, and Of al prices, from
- cents ~ - 4s1perm. Also white Ink, Gold
Size and varnish, and nsarlyail grades Of Black
Ink, 81 the same manufacturs.
Wshave besides, quantity Of Mathsr's Black
Inks stil undspossd Of, than which there are mono
bsttss in market.
All Of which We viii sell at Manufacturer pri-
-, for cash.
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oH Bahm y rs Arnson, = Q calrk IN
Digs. Nh klalsy, a = Jackson. - Reglsfen,J
Lo~rts, WI Davia j Whitssids, s. Lssi6s H A
~ Aadisouj ? Donsfon, Roshssfsr; j. 1llison,
New Brighton; = 4 Haynes, n 7; b Hoash Penn;
2 9 Hanks, Hi.n;J Gnnon. vA,D 4. Lakis, o;
n Welsh, Eddyvills; q q sPsskasd, 0s1unw.; j
Aidneh, Aontresss n \ Jadd, CAiseso; "A d war
then, Springfield, Ill. ssssg ssN8 81
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Kaokuk Book-Bindorv.

Kookuk Book-Bin0oTy,
AND BLANK BOOK MANURAOT0RY.
0LANK Books made and ruled % any required
Dpattsn. Court Records Justices Dooksts, A.
sessors Books, Poll Books, &c., H., furnished 81
short notice. FE#
Old Books, Magazines, Nasic, H., bound or re-
bound In any style desired. 4
~My Bindsry will b. found In McCune'
Building. corner Of Main Ard 6soond-sts.
sep lid ISAAC n. PRARCE.
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CHICAGO, ILLINOIS.
vHHIS lAsgs and well furnished Hotel, contaiuing
! 100 rooms, AAs recently changed hands-A. L.
Cats retiring aud B. H. Skinner susessdfAs him.
]. W. Aa1sn stil remains - Superintendent.
Both MsssH. Skinner and Mason are weaf known
throughout the westsrn country ~ gentlemen OF
AxperieaOs In hotel kespag ard no other assurance
u nscsssary that the Metropolitan will - conduct
ID In nannssdsssrvingtha patronage Of the pub
hc. Beard 1l.t0 per day. AZ.
July13-d3m
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YELlSO " SRRHNG0 COLLU0E.
VTHE Trustees and patrons of Yellow Spring
i College hs9 IAAss TO call the attention Of the
public to the advantages offered by this Institution
10 those who wish to secure m edacation.
LIST. 1t location in the midst Of farming COM
munty remote from the temptations incident to
large towns SECURES for the student that quiet o.
favorable u study. Kossuth, 3 ssmnll village
around tho Institution, Is sixteen miles north Of
Burlington, and ID noted for the hsalth
ness OF Its location, snd the morality OF Its cit-
sens.
a. In pointed economy, THO Institutbn enjoys
an advantage over any other with which We an
acquainted Board, including room furnished and
kept, can be had for - - per weak, with liber-
81 reduction for prepayment. Board without
room 81 70. There are also many vacant rooms in
the village, which young mem, desiring 70 scono-
visions, 1t great saving Of cost. Yousg men Of
approved piety, having the Ministry in view, oan,
&c copDeoscd with tho New Scheoi PEeshytesian
Church), receive From the Education Fund SO per
year and their tsition paid b. 6cholarships 1t
present vacant.
Sd. We have largest end most complete Philo-
sophical and Chemical Apparatus in the State.
lth. TAs EAnisy, sompss1A 81 sxpsriGncsd Pro-
fsssors and TsachsFs, give their SAois time to the
work Of instructian. 1
With III thsse considerations in our favor, "
confidently nAks GnR appsal TO the public for
students and fands 70 complete the endowment Of
the College, hi f9
The nest Term begins Sept. TIL, 1859.
For further particulars, address Hon. WV. HAR-
rzH, or Il. LEosARD, Esq, Kssssth, Dss Aoinss
Csnnty, Iowa. A8 N g# EF Isl
Alg. 81, nd - -
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I S-Darisg the Summer that has juss pssssd
awa3, tAosssuds Of sufferers from dyssstssy aad
dsrrhsss have bssa relieved BY the use Of Hsstst-
tsr'a Dittsrs, medicine which ID evidently dss-
tined 70 maintain permanent place in the public
estimation. Bilious diArrhna II one Of the dis
sasss which bAiss the skiil Of The physisian. The
medicine they administer 10 oct upon the bowels
Asvsr seems TO reach the source Of evil. The din
csity h 10 get the nsAisias which will reach al
The digestive orgsns, and give simultaneously ,
rush Of vigor TO rid themselves Of this diseAse.-
This problem u solved BY the Bittsrs, which never
tail 70 conquer the most stubborn cases. IL ID ealy
fair TO say, that during the just closed this
medicine has achieved more cures than any other
ever presented to the public, and duriag the fall
when that terrible scoargs, the Fever and Ague, IL
. prevalent, the Bittsrs will gain fresh f.ns.
For sale by Druggists and dealers generally,
evogywhsre. as ..sgss.l ss.
Ssh By r. GIssoHs, A. j. WILKINSON, BARrLxrr,
KAYE Co., and ] BRADgx. &C.,
Oct. 10, '5e-dkw
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-10-11
var . the Csrn a Pr,.s,

war On eAO German RRoso.
Some OF the Democrats were vssy farieas-
~ excited against the Germans yesterday,
and sought 70 vrsak their vengeance on our
friend, 6eTth, Of the Volksblasf. Ons SIX
feet Desosras caught Ssth By the throat
apd CHECKED him pretty sharply, end smother
ssfappisg fellow sernsk him over the head
with cane. 8ssR a f4N
The Democracy arc evidently in bad ha-.
NOR, bat we hope the result Of the election
will teach then sAss the Gssnaas have other
rights and privileges in this country than
simply - serve - voting stock for the De-
moerasy. ta