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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-11-26

a1sfag sstsse1ns1 kysn Is~ fesk, ~ ~
te ass iayitsa q kflkn4Ay No. asd sslecl Stoak
Il Wstshs, Jssslzy, SILVER wsrs, -. I Asvs -
ssivsd large assortment Of coin Silvsx WHs;
also. : full supply ~ Aorten = sffsmium Gold
Pm, The fepasstin u whish nssdx 20 eommsat.
EPECTACLES. aA sg8
Pebble and Psriscopie Glasses fitted 70 oh hcws
ssahaRt poties. epsetasisG seisctsd 10 s1it svesy
ssndiaiea # igat Ny gosas viii b sold Il psisas
Mat will dsfy senpstition, quality sonsidAs1.
n. B.-HAir OEaaasnfs anA gesds = every dss
Giptioa nnads " " sr6ex.
Watches. Clicks, JSual.y snd iMssiaAl Ia1sxu-
Oct. Fl, sse-d&w 7tHs
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Csrnev - ssssal ga masa SsSsSss.s
~ -
isaaesiT. & ~ psisss. " - - - 80
BLANke kept On h.a4 les aaae. - So. s.ssss
A-TmUsr pEKDs TOR SALE ATTHIs
01IIcH.asa slssess .as@sg $3.50 sssa W
s1LAHK DEEDs. asst'y prIass4, !. y
..n sppl'''a y .as - Sss'' l0f - -
-.--.......-.....---
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80. - s......-' - a. =
800 ''s-' ~ .pps-' : sssss'
n rr.s------4>--z-s,e@,.-..----s 4 u -
WsAsAi n6sbaed - = r. Plsat. vhs
h. ~ - tsa.ltnsd fts1 As~ Teri, Ter ~
pspees - Monday, dslivarsa - - Thnssdag
npS1, - 81 me nil, % soarss. w.
rThe re-,lver noss1 Arve h.r,1a -
and ~ nan viii hsfsAftsf b brought by
stag> sea. Baslasgtoa % Nsdissa, lssviAel
Bssii1gso1 sboss 3 s'aleck in 10 nofnipgyl
r.. 49, 5000, - Z - Z ]. go. "a
-. s.s.:-.A .-... -. ~. 49, !. =.
81 -. -. 49,. 30 &C.,
c-s....1s -. -. y.
- !. i.-.-s.... .. = IL ~
- - - - =. - -.
Jueekmx<-1hso original Ohinsse JaGglsss,
iussn.Sssion Win Prof nillsF ~ Pythoudst,
wN DsesssA . the Athasssn aAEt IAasD-I
dsY sssntne They rsoniss sone dsIiAgI
fsaas q daaeaEis, aad n0y srieiaal ~
plsasisG sxpssisasnts nsvr bsfors vitusunsd |
- ---.---------------------- 81
ThsaksgiShs day wss daily observed
by our msissns. The Rev. II. Trapasll, = |
tn kqtssspsI Chsrsh, 80 sSs Rsv. Mr.
Hsvleys = = the Methodist Church, preached
appfspriA1s sermons TO attentive aadisusss. |
Everybody who could get than Aad sapetb |
diusas, Ana sons Who ssulds's, susAysd y
supply the place Of good turkeys Nth hs1d
whisky, vhisA sas : very bed sxpsrinsst.
--.l,-- - -
tsrday abent2 o'clock, broke loose, md sAa /
down 4sh street 70 Main, wisA shs brad
wages 6lt>r tAsn. They just missed several
wagons in front Of the stores, ran onto the |
side walk q Hooper's corner end teps MI
down to Dukes, mAfvelously missing every I
thing except pine box, CROSSED shss srsss TO
ID, tarned round and ran haek TO ID, thsncs
cut stick 30 O'Oenssr's old corner o. John
son, where they ran between ths lamp post
and the building and then one Aorss fell
down, and brought up the whole eoassrn.-
The double res wss broken and the barnsss
p' -. -. .sa
kTWe do not often havs bisesr blow
than shas Of ysseerdsy. S;sns oresked. hsas
a. .rA hoo.. .......a ~
:. vo,.h;.., - A-.,s:---.-..S.-s- = u.
--... -. !. e ~. y -. 4.
sOssso1eu v0uo nssp ssrsess - kessie
rolI;,. 49, 49,. 60 -.s.. $500.
-.
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Ds. sM1THT"E lsstxie orr sar~ Dssssss.
Ds. SMlTnT.Rlsssris Oil cures PssaIySis.
IN. SMITHS s1lsssss Or, sars Rhsunseisn.
Ds. SMITH 8 aEisstzi1 on" sssss AsthmA.
Da. SAITH y 'sKisstxis on, ssrss HsaAashs.
Dss sAuTH = .Msseris Oiis cures Piles
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Illl - - - =
- -. = T. ~
11z !. =. y Fh s
u g r. g
evse.NArD.
And Eill b mRuEIvnD nAIxY3hssugAsut
the season nm ExRnuDs, ~ for sis
ags ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
& 4. .,s., - $50. !. ...;.
a.~...- 49, 49, q - s,l
-. q nAIn-sr..sr. 81
a..c,.s 800,
IL -. - -,. -. - u - 81 8
Sa1ffsG - K9vsraSis Tsrn6e.
ALL OxcI1nS 0OAAD ~ usWAkkANIkM
kEl.Eoee = slaGE,
Ont. asa sa3 ~. a nas-..,
= - onIssTsTsS:
lVV - AZ. VILErn6oN.
Sssn IL she 0oidsn 1910 - Herter.
Noy1ld - A. q ESin-st.
c.nv ILL.
sisnof tho Golden E.sis .ad Isr..,
noxlM - 49,.
ErOR SALE ~ 00ILrER R0DxRIsOE,
y nnyIo 1o Maln-ss.
DUCkWU8AE TLOU1,
ER15H Eresad 1eek .hset Ilcs. fer s.is By
- - = 1PPIEs.:
"a nsvae OOLLI1hs n0DnkIeoH.
Unity brs 0GnaSn {5cHc 7cr 10 ~
g nvle 0oLLtlle 8 R0BnRrsoN.
rrer II ~ 49,, ua
Salsa ~. IS :. - "a -. 1ss
SaE 81 = = uUILIV m = I0BfkT6O
nev1ed rs s.7.. n y "a -.
- = aH1EI - - 49,
en- .ss. n...A o.s. -. - s.-.AE. :.
- : - 'a''s'ls A lsJ XrLxIrsor,
No,,td NJ = - o''''a - =. g Ss;H.s.
OLIVE OIL.
BSL. 0'.'r''s'' 49,; ~ I{ M; 81 .sl' y
.evla - : - s''''a - = \ n .sis...
S7I7F1TaE. 90
lUVU stors. ana q asriye, fcr sals ~ al
ALL wILKI1soH, s4
$50 $500 Tsr 1~TvU
NEW FALL WA6AE x40Ok.
WE have Just ssssivsd : ssspiy E No.
~ - - = cofiIrRe Sos SS1eoN.
TERRACE KAEE!9
Nm all fulI loads cf Wheat ana Kys brought TO
- ~ iron Hliaeis. : .,,s-rv . - 81 ss,l
.arss Ils Esls-s..
CADTILE sOAR.
coo LIS. bluS ncttlsd NaxssAliss q bexss N
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AD0o4&8
ID NOW OREN NJ OARTHA0E.
CHAdGE or InGns
On anG Astsr Nsvsssbsr iAshs 1855,
nNE TRAIN will lsave Warsaw daily, (sun-
~ days excepted, viz:
NAIL AM ExPREss.
CoHEHcrIUs 1naouGs 70
CHICAGO, BURLINGTON = QUINCY
RAILROAD DIRECT.
Leaves Warsaw, at-...........-.........0s3e .. n.
J" Hamison, opposite Ksokuk, 1890 .. -.
Arrives at Cartha9e. q. m.
RETURNING.
Leaves Carth.ss..- p. n.
Trains connect II Carthage with fist lins Of
Troy Coaches,
Carrying the United States Mail to the
CAaeaGe. DuRIlngton 4 QuineyR. r..
MAKING 6UK1 c0NNHcTIONe RAsrAxD Wxsr.
- Pasasngss lsAvine Ksckuk 1t 1. n. rssah
Chieaeo at f:15 next morning.
L1Avins Chicago ~ 7:l5 r. m. reach Ksokuk
@FATKsr SLEEPING CARS on al ni<a.
THROuGH TICKETS over this ro.ss 4
al the principal places East, North and South
Hast, can be procured et the
RAILROAD TICKET OFFICE,
Aain-st., between Int and 1d.......-..-.K EOKUK.
=. =. BUELL., ,. =. TEWkoDURY,
bnPerintendent Tiskss Agsnt.
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Il Ihaaksgivhg day wss duly observed
b. ous sfsissas. The Rev. ~. Trapssll, =
tn kqissspal Chsrsh, - ~ Rsv. II.
Hsvlg. = = tho Nethodist Church, preached
sppespriAts sssncas TO attentive asAisssss.
Everybody who sculd 81 than Asd sapsfb
diuDsss, ard some vho seulds't, suAysd -
supply The place Of good turkeys with ~
whisky, whisA sas vsry bed expsrinsot.
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UnlaAEaan Church,
Regular t6Evisss. pssniag ~ svsaiag. y 49,
usual hs1aG te-no1Sos. Gabjsst il the evenings
~Whas msst % 70 b ssvsdi"
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EIFst IRE sbyteSian CA1rcA. Is
Roy. NJ. HAuIsy will Pss4sh - n0rzew (sab-
hath) morning. y
In the evening be viii give the Afth Lecture u
the series. Eabjsct--H DAnoings'
i1Lsotdrs was postponed last Sabbath evsning,
on account 4 ~ weather.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-11-26

-JueNknnX.--1ho original Ohine9e JaGele1e,
inssn.Sssiun Win Prof. niIlar, ~ Pyt6o16ss,
WI Ds1fasn - The Atkaassn a4Ets These
ds9 raise. They proniss sons ds1iae
fsats q diabJsris, asd n0y srieiaAl an2l
plsasisk sxpssinsnts nsvr bsfors vituusasd
IN AIsriea. s.ss s.ss " I.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-04-01
MO N pE NHE \ Il ~
AND
HEALTH RESTORER.
DIR. T. M6GOHNS
SARSAPAAklLLA
AND
v0NNDE OE pOvAStz.

DREa'AREb FROM FRESH Re ofs-the oBls Kind
] w"rthy the coz. .aaeBce of Ply sicsEs OF the li"b
Ir-sti erinT al others fsT removing impuritiss
tlic bloOd ar Mercury from the ssft ~, aud curing
ErupbI \, rmpes, Boil snfer, ke ii-alsins eufAl
81 ~ hills, STviaia D,.isy. lses. q Tbs Back,
Lvvr, Nj nes q skin aud Head, eH ale "a laints,
A.. makes tl,e SKIN clear and Vh. and .h'nid be
used liI iie spfg and summer uriiy the blood
and % G, ent slrkuess. 81 80 a b.ife,
Pre- aFed b, ii :. HulntS, Ari,l his, Tenn,
sS- sod "a Nashville b. J0NK- H0oRIa, kAIss
BEoWS and Jo q. B-osy, DTsggIsis-
nsri-c
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Testimony 81 Mr.. Fdward II. Rowiey, or the nrm
R"wIey. Ashburner Co. - North wpsryes,
proof of the eIieacy Of whamss AMI Dyspept
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-04-01
A. IL. SCOE s. CO.,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN

Drugs. Medicines, Dye->tuGs,
fertumery. Paints, ellis,
Glass, brushes, ~ hite Lead, &e. &c
Corner OF Broad and Market streets,
Nashville, Tenn,
II AVE constantly on hand A large and z-zzz.zsT
l. we'll selected stock Of the above arli- E2szS-sa
cius, together WITH a large assortment of Nae5 y
Fancy ARTICLES: all Of which Is offered for k4gzIS
sale ui the most accommodating terms.
Alum, 1000 pounds; @@S>
arrow Root, 100 pounds, Bermuda and Florida
Brnstune, 800 pomas, refined;
Castor oil, 200 gallons;
COprrras. 20 barrels, prime green,
Cream la tar, barrels
Gum Camrhur, loo pOuads;
Indigo, sou pounds. Fine To Common;
Madder, I 200 pounds, FIRST quality;
super Car b. soda 1000 pounds prime;
Flour sulphur, 500 pounds.
All "i which Is offered at the lowest prices
A. II. ktDSt 4 co.
Ct fnnic
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Ct.IAEcIIuSs tF fs
Flower seeds by Mail,
FREE or POSTAGE

I>oR the scee8msdstkon of thoss Who 1--we he eui-
II utaflo1 ~ nuesrs, bgt Who reslfs Eia oisGanea
ffcu shere khey Can be Procursd, xs have seiecte6
the nost eesVtiff z-d shosy varsles each snFt 80
ubcttn eeldr. au6 calculated pFsdees enc eject
shea pi@nsea u beds gros5s IN ths ao~es bor-
der. We have had each xarsety distinctly nArksd
sth The bfAnieAi and teR<h Eanas, hsight, time e
shss.sF sFset Of trailing, tho tiine shoald be soua
na othsr sAla4tlr hnis tc - ealrssiian II 60
isctn thess yAFistlrs. hzvr bsea careful sz-
eiaas Al shrh krs shy blofmers % havs an inssr-
nt1c@nl 4pte.Fzncs thai The celresons viii
Pfi-s ssniy the-e shteh really snowy znd hand-
sarnrs snd hh b se beiisse speld prove the
ARE katsf-ctan o any l.dy genGsnsan Who Eig ht
ss disposed 10 ereer them. Tie euieetions viii BE
ees ffee ~ tst - any part q ne esantry ~ Tie
tssi4ssl IsFccs- f.4
AszsF'lasHs No ieeEsisss q t-ensy sAoos Va
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-04-01
1853 POPULAR TRADE. 1859
Ribbons and Millinery Goods.
RIBRGNS. RIrBDNS., RlBBGNS!!!

10 MERCHANTS. MIIILNEEs. IOrBFRS, IEAlERs
IN RIBBONS, MlI1INIEY coos. AND
CASH BUYERS N ALL SFCIitNSO OF TIiECOUN1RY,
THE CASH III, BuN HOUSE,
CHANGERS sILE T, NEW YORK;
ESTABLISHED 1855
~ + have originated "a new prnci, ,,c-a
" IN the Kbbun Trate, thereby make tins
business PLAIN, SIMPLE aud sTAPLE THAT or EkvwN
-HlTtNGs.
VT Sill. FOR CASH. WE BUY FOR CASH.
We are satisfied Wnu PER ENT PROFIT. ASK no sec
oHd Price. Have all our gOo"s marked in IIAlN
FIUUEk.~ that man, woman and cnlld ''buy alike"
aud receive the same vaiue for their money
Our prices best Talieta Ribbons, all oolors,
y" ~ Ct. I. pi"ce; No. 8. "a cts. y pice.
No. 10 81 47Jl per piecc.
We OFFER FANCY NIB y all sIliES, !" "AlL
CUIORs, " "AII. uUAIlllES," AT RICES
IEEYING COM III l1I,N AND,
FtR CASH ONLY
Our establishments is the centre of attraction for
"Quck sales, )" Light Profits and Good Value"
ROUCHEsl RuUCHEsil
New styles aud atIcrns Al saving of
30 PR tENI fkUM tRllHf PRICES.
Exnmlue our : M les ana be convinced.
BlONI LACE ,QUIlllNGS, &C, &c.
Our line OF these 1u'ds always full We Import
.ud 'J"J" them at lot per cent advance.
Aarke" rrices "n ali G"o"s 80 Plain Figures" .,.
A ANING or 40 FfR CENT On 1Iit->E uooiS FROM
CI.El II rRlCtS.
Our intention IL Ia make the ibb"n Trade as staple
regard to piiCrs a. domestic rou!s- Io do tins ~
must sd OH LION iulI.Aho WORTH or GOODS
We arc Union Men s'No North, no south." We
soeit tie latr'n"gc OF Merchants, N every section
,ItVOr US " IN li,Tir trt rtdc ana patronage.
CASH RIBBON HOUSE,
IL IhanibeTS II. New York,
near The iiu'.so.' k'ver ii'Ilroal ep"t
nnl0-4m
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tITE ID recesa - Stsek 81 coot.
w Tor tke SI.f1NG TRAnf 10 watek ~s woait
call the aiips fisE ~ Nsch ysisng this eisy Oar
Ktsk osafFs<ss every tAFlsts II fuFe - asa tenes
&c tFy ops~s, tarietses, lulh1nz, bls So e. i1lE
Hanarsx. k<.. ke.
Frrm oar Iaag sxpsyieare n lhs parehsss og Coed.
tar ths uarkef feel sxiaa ed EAst azsortfoeni
khd stFs g. nss te sarFszss and e e.sh
snd fsesePt q se sissisFs ss wl es-E lsdao<nsal.
- FeFehssr q -
-asa-sf Fvass 81
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St. Gonis.

40. p CALLAHAN, ". IT, HAYDEN, FEKD. A. HASsELAAS,
Late Ucith H2EsemaH Il Smith.
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SPRING OPENING.

W. VIII com nenee receiving our SPRING STOCK
W Ia dAy or two, (rf which due notic. viii b
tNehl And as 40 Ltend gong int, the business mo q
extensively LiIan ever, friends and All Nh y. -
ior cash VIII bear "a mind that Wo do an eIclusfy
NAsh bdsneAs, aud We sIi sell gsous Al "A very ,,ns
-at.noe IRWIN, AoCLEILAND a Co
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-04-01
Stop the Report.

nscur' entity rvpo ted that We sell no Gooo, all,
when IN fact tSo-lhirds of our 80 :.
private, the same ia any other Whoassi. -
e ehy with tlts exception sell for short nros..
ioi cash and short Prompt paper.
-o-A b"4S TRABUE a LIICUa
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A C. A r y

"A. Huntsville, Ala } having becoTs. ssl'....s2
MI Hs 10 our business, III sty ie OF the M .,,iisbs
IRWIN, hoCLElIANB * co -
Nashville Feb. 10, 1859
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-20
THE SECRET PoLIcE.-A letter from Ital

THE SECRET PoLTcE--A letter from Italy
written while Louis Napoleon was there, says
al, was curious to see the movements of tn g
gentlemen composing the secret police of his
Majesty, and more curious still. to study the
personages. The chief is a handsome man,
about forty years OF age, and is decorated with
the Legion of Honor. He has a large, square
bui.t, powerful frame, with dark hair and eyes
dark skin and rudy cheeks. He wears a small
moustache and imperial, and although he has
military air, might pass for the rich manu-
faeturer or the busy agent OF some great com
pany. Without an exaggeration, he Is rs shrewd
a looking man as j ever saw; his small, dark
eyes are constantly moving from side to side,
under the shade of "A hat with an Questionable
broad brim no man near the circle OF his
movement escapes his scrutiny. The confed
crates which the chief has with him here are
study on account of their muitform charac-
ters and yisages Not one ofthem looks like a
Frenehman One, tall, elegant young man,
with fiaxen hair and moustache, would pass
for n Russian or Northern German. He speaks
a variety of languages. With him there sits
an old armer-iooking gentleman, Who when
he talks, convinces you very soon that you
have fallen in with shrewd politician and a
cunning old fox, who is only in trayestie in
his simple costume. Then there is an enor-
mously fat old man with grey hair, shayen
close, on whose visage the finer lines have be-
come obtuse from obesity, and whose nation
alty is thus obscured. He is one Of the most
active men of the party. Then there are two
men OF thirty, with pale and clean-shayen
faces, except the side whiskers, who do the
Englishman. The correspondent OF the Lon
don Times, mt this place, tells me that he ad-
dressed one of these men in perfect confidence
in English and was responded to in the same
language but with a German accent. There
are still others of these men, whose gentleman
1y appearance and business air would totally
preclude the suspicion of their true character.
Alessandre, the Corsican, wears the livery of
the Emperor, with a sword and two decora
tions--a strange eongloneration under the in
sigma OF a servant, however imperial.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-20
old CITIZEN RETURNED.

" LADIES AND GENTLEMEN OF RICHMOND -
After an absence of few years, have returned Ia
reside among you, with view Of embaLklng again
IN my old business Of CONFECTIONER AND
FRUITERER. and have located at No. III Broad
street, above 9th.
The general estimation enjoyed, and the liberal
patronage bestowed, in wears that have long since
sped, have been. and are, warmly cherished. and
will ever be an incentive to serve kind patrons
1t is my purpose in all times to come, to furnish
and conduct my establishment IN style that Will,
! hope, deserve the liberal support of friends and
citizens. IN and out of the city.
Every article in my line will be found equal to
representation and abundant IN season, sueh ms
CAKES. CANDIES, NUTS. RAISlNS, ICE
CkEA Ms. JELLTES, PRESERVES. LEMONS,
ORANG Els, and other domestic and foreign fruits
Fame, foods; they are beautiful IN texture and
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES to do much service, as
well as adorn. Yours, respectfully,
ANTONIO PIZZINI,
No. III Broad St, above 9th.
~ B.-Parties, wedding suppers, and Ice Creams
furnished at shortest NOTICE. Sc l2-ImI a. i.
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1884


BY recent arrivals from New York and Boston,
an in receipt of my Fall Stock, tn which call the
attention of dealers. Among my assortment will
be found
% bales Bordeaux Almonds. 10 do. Marseilles do
% lis ivlca do 50 bags Sicily do; % do Palm
Nuts 25 do, Pecan do; 20 do Filberts; 20 do Wal
mats; y boxes MaccaronI; 10 casks Currants: 10
boxes Oranges; Is do. Lemons; 100 cases assorted
Pickles: 500 boxes No. |. Fire Crackers; 800 do
Layer Rasins assorted sizes; 800 do. Nj. X. do. do;
800 drums Figs; 10 cases fresh Prunes; 200 drums
Sultana Raisns: % boxes Sugared Almonds; Is do.
Genoa CItron; 10 cases Sardnes; 50 do. Muscat
Wine; % trails Dates; % cases Ginger 20 do. Bran
DIV Peaches; 50 do. assorted Preserves.
Also, $1,000 assorted Cigars, at from SIS to S7e
per thousand
Also. Double Refined Steam Candies. Ny fac
tory is complete. and by lar the largest estab
lIshment of the kind south OF Philadelphia which
enables to offer to the trade of Virginia. North
Carolina, and Tennessee. also to the city gro
GERS. article of City-made, Steam refined
Crush Sugar Candy warranted to stand in any
climate. much below the Northern price, Tor an ar
ticle OF like standard.
Call aud examine it at my factory, No. 80 Main
str 80 q-Iml LOUIS | RflSSIEJTN
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za 7rEEkssSSMtsMsc E1ik tsD z, /

TEkSBUkG hAILH0AD.-
1882 the trains ON tbs road viii run 3 feIic~s
- raAIs: LsAvg nicaxosD y9n PErxassUsss
lssss, s'.Ssss
sssnlg, a. Es s ,,s #ssn g.
1s.Is s Inavs .srssssuse ,o a .len.os q ~
Express, through passenger daily,
Mail and through p....nser,daiily. 500 ''''1 a NJ
Ae sansns SSSaas sna fssirh, train PM
tri-yeekly; yiz; Monday, We'd
Ap.ssenser car vii Be- sttsched 10Th 70 The cosl ra.
which. leaves Chester on Tuesday. Thursday and
Psssenssrs going b. this train will take the ex-
press train from Rlchmond Il AZ A. NJ
tals mail srsn for Pesersbrs :. Nh or 'nsg i'm
Richmond at s:21 P. NJ, on Tuesday, THURSDAY and
The express. mail and accommodation trains will
stop when there are passengers 70 take up or put
down at MANCHESTER, Temples, kiee's, Half Way
The xpress aud mail trains from Richmond con-
meet with the Southern trains Ct Petersburg for
cts tor Wilmington can be procured ut the ticke.
Office in Richmond.
The same trains from Petersburg. connect at
Richmond with the Northern trains for Washing.
ton . BsI,,more' sc; IhIongh tickets Tor hing
Be procured at the Office IN Petersburg. '0'A can
Children over FIVE and under twelve 10
years oil age ..-.....,............. 0 %
Colored persons IN servants car .. ESQ
Coored persons Will not be permitted in the first
class car, except when In attendance on infant
children. or sick persons, absolutely requiring their
care. IN which case the fare as for white per
sons will he charged
A discount of ten cents will he allowed on each
fare when tickets are purchased at the Office and
to persons getting on the where tickets are
sold
Servants travelling by themselves, must be fur
nished by their masters with two passes, SO that
one can be retained at the office; and it must he ex
pressly stated on the pass that they are permitted
to go on the cars: TH0S. II. WYNNE, Sup't.
Office X. Il r. r.. n. Cot
Sent @. IS6Q I2--fs
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fSS0 FALL TRADE. 1SGQ

The subscriber takes pleasure to inform his coun-
tr, customers and the city trade IN general that he
has IN store fresh received, the following stock -
400 boxes Lay er Bunch Ralsns 30 bags Soft Al
mondsi 100 do. various Nuts; 800 lars and fancy
boxes Prunes; $50 doZ. assorted Pickles; 20 doZ
Worcestershire Sauce; 25 doz. various Sauces; 50
doz. French Mustard; 100 boxes Italian Msccaroni
and Vermleet 800 boxes e and Il boxes Sardines;
1000 boXcs Gum Drops various liavors $500 various
French Candies; 50 cases pure Olive Oil 20 cases
MaTseilles Oh; 10000 various grades Cigars; 50
cases Capers and Olives 70 trails Dates; so drums
Seediess Ralsns 5000 lbs. Culrants 50 doZ. pure
BRANDY and Fort W Inc. for medical purposes 100
boxes Ctron; - boxes Rock Candy 800 lbs. Jujube
Paste; with great variety OF other Goods, too nu
meTnus 10 mention.
Also, manufacture daily, a large amount of
DOt BILE REFINED CANDY, made from the
best Crushed Sugars.
The attention of purchasers of the above Goods
is respectfully called They will find it to their in
.erest. MY prices are equally as cheap as the
Northern markets. All ask is a call.
JUAN PIZZINI.
Wholesale Dealer in Foreign Fruits and
Double Refined Candy Manufacturer,
No, ain RIchmnnA. a,
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+ ii. BINFORD'S ~ cc,,oo,

On 18th, between Clay and Marshall SITS.
The exercises of this School will be resumed on
MONDAY, Sept 10Th. The course OF instruction
Is thorough, embracing every branch taught IN
Schools OF the highest grade, and every exerton
is made to promote the rapid and accurate ad-
yancement of pupils.
Aided by experienced and competent assistants,
shall endeavor to merit continuance CT the ilDe-
raj patronage of the public. - ,or,,
For erIns &C.. apply TO ]. II. BINFORD,
LIN Corner I3tn ana I rankIln StS
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49, sss.A1 $50.
Gods support and Guidance
{rK.x.Larxp FROM THE sEnxAsJ
Tson God Of M salvation
Give nae thu. lsht, to pe
Nv sure Examinations
y spsak i she knows not what; ~
o lead her, to hysclf--
Ny God. forsake me not.
rorsake mo not. my God
Take not tn, spirit from me
And safer not the might
OF san TO e'ercome me.
A father pitch
The children he begot,
Ms Father, pity me
Ny God, forsake me not
Forsake me not, my God.
Thoa God of life and power.
Enilven. strengthen me,
In every evil hour
And when the SINFUL Ere
Within my heart is hot,
Be not thou net far from me
My God, forsake me not.
Forsake me not, my God .
Uphold me IN my going,
That eve rinore may
Please thee In all wei! doing;
And that thy will, o Lord,
May never be forgot
In ali my works and ways
Ny God, forsake nae not!
Forsaks me not. my God 4.
| would be thine forever;
Confirm me nightly
In every right endeavor.
And when my hour IS come,
Cleansed from all stain and spot
OF SIN. receive my souls
Ny Ged. forsake me not
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CHURCH HILL ENGLISH, CLASSICAL

CHURCH HILL ENGLISH, CLASSICAL,
~ MATHEMATICAL AND COMMERCIAL,
SCHOOL FOR .BOYS.-The undersigned, both
graduates or pro6cients of all the schools of the
University of Virginia, have united to establish a
permanent School OF high order, on Church Hill.
and hope To be patronze by parents, especially in
the eastern portion of the city.
TERMS:
tPer session Of ten months, halt in adpaneel
Ordinary English branches. ............-.. 5000
Higher Enslsh, including book keeping. 80. 400;
Ancient and Modern Languages, each -. 1000
RstsrsncsS-F aculty University of Va. Charles
H. Winston. President Richmond Female Tnstl
tute; Or. F. w. Hancock; DR.. Albert Snead; Rev.
A. 4. Dickinson; DR.. g. W. Briggs DR.. Jno. Knox
J. j. English ESQ; WIN. Folkes, Esq, Clerk Hen,
Iico county; Turner Richardson, Esq; Thomas ].
Starkc, Esq, Richmond.
n- For further particulars, see circulars.
LARKIN WILLIS,
JNO. NJ. WINFREE,
CHURCH HILL, Richmond, June 2lst, 1859.