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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-05-28
Two Days Later 1ron Europe.
AnaHvAL . Tnn ASIA.

6ANDY Hook, Nay Is.
The Aaia furnishes Liverpool daass 10 Sat-
ufday afternoon.
No battle has occurred. Napoleon had
reached Genoa, whore he was received with
the eraAtast pomp and enthusiam. He has
issued stirring address. ~.
The Engl;sh Government has formally pps
claimed its neutrality in the European var.
Count Buol has resigned from tho Austrian
Ministry.
Tulm, May l3.--The Austrians are in
crsaaing their forces near the castle OF 81.
0iovannis, on the road from Piasensa to
Stradela. They have constructed bridges
near Vigerano and Motta Visconti, to protect
their retreat.
To-day our soldiers pushed forward In
strong accommodating party, ~ Tar - Oascine
Distra, near vocelli, and our artillery began
cannonsding the enemy. which, however, was
not replied TO. Our troops have rstaken
their former position.
No bsttle had been fought % yet.
MARKErs Liverpool, Saturday, May H.
Flour il still advancing, and 10 held Sd high
er. and holders demand an advance OF 3D.
Wheat and Corn are firm 1t Cd advance
Beef 10 quiet, and sales are unimportantr-
Pork ID steady and bidders are Offering free
", but are showing no disposition to press
sales.
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NEW YoRK, May Is.
Tho Express Of this evening says that in
structions were sent out by the steamer Per-
sia to-day, to Minister Mason, instructing
him to intimate to the French Government,
that in case Germany should be drawn into
the war, this Government will not suffer any
interruption Of the service on the Hamburg
and Bremen steamers now carrying the Uni
ted States mails, so long ~ they do not car
~ articles contraband of war.
ALBANY, n. Y, May 25.-The Republican
National Committee, are now In session here,
considering the question Of time and place
for holding the next National Convention
The proceedings are strictly private, but out
side the cities Of Wheeling and st. Louis,
are freely spoken of in connection with the
choice OF the place.
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REPUBLICAN STATE CONVENTION.

~ CON ENA1ONs
A State Convention Of the Republicans Of Iowa
is called TO assemble BY their delsgatss at the City
Of Des Moines, at ii o'clock .. M, on Wednesday,
the I'D day d June, 1880, for the nomination II
officers to BE- elected Ut the genersl election In Oco
ber Of this year. Candidates are to be selected Tor
the ofhess Of Governor, Lieutenant Governor, and
three Judges Of the Supreme Court. Tie CONVEX
ton will take such other action - nay, In it,
opinion contribute TO the Of the principles
and organization Of the Republican party Of this
State and OF the Union.
Every organised county will be entitled TO one
Delegate in the Convention, and TO one additional
nslegats for each loo voters latter the first l00)
and Tor any additional fraction of so or more votes
cast ct the last General Election for Hon. Elijah
Sells, - Secretary Of State.
The attention Of the Republican Central Com
nittAes u their respective counties II directed
the calling Of the County Conventions Tor the APP
pointmsnt Of Delegates, In the ratio above
and for sfhcient organisation preparatory TO the
canvass. JOHN A. KAESON,
II. NJ I. HOXTE,
N. j. RUSCH,
DIN. COOLEY,
Oh JEROME,
RI. B. CLARKE,
THOS. SkELY,
Republican State Central Committee.
Dss Noinss, March Is, 1859.
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Defeat - the Osalisien.

We have it upon the authority Of ssInspsct-
or the veil informed correspondent Of the
New York Courier and Enquirer, and upon
tho tpse dirt Of tho Consultation, not very
good authority generally, but SUFFICIENT on
this point, - i u tho Presidents hand organ
that al attempts to bring about : recon-
ailiation Of tho matters Of difference between
Ar. Douglas and Mr.. Buchanan had failed !;
and "Inspector" says that the Senator has
gone South, more than ever iDdsmed against
tho Presidents, his policy and his advisers
This, we take It, 10 authoritative; but ~ do
not yet abandon the hope that the two fas-
tions will get together ID amity, and tins an
able the Republicans 20 wipe then ont at one
dab. Will they not be reconciledH 6arkie,
W know, II willing II Chicago Trib.
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fFrom The Lo~Asa Times, May Ill
TAo WAR



ThAs II sound o. thunder a1ar,
6torm IN The 6ontA thai 1Arkens tho day,
Dtorn OF battle ana thundsF ok war,
Wen, IL II do mot roll our way.
Storm storm Ri0emen form
Ready, be ready 10 meet tho storm
RiAsnsn, ridsmsn, ridemen form
/, ID mot deaf - the sound that warns
Be mot guild by dspot's plea
Are AGs OF thistlss, or grapes Of thornsY
How should dsspot 81 men frssf
Form form kiAemsn form !
Ready, be reAdy 20 meet the storm
Ridemen. rihsmsn, rihsmsn form
Let your Reforms Cor moment 60,
Look 70 yoar hutts md taks good aims.
Better rotten borough or 70,
Than rotten heet or . city Ia names
Form form Ridsmsn form
Ready, be ready to meet the storm
RiAsmen, rihemen, rihsnsn form
Form, be ready to do or die
Form in Freedom's name and the Queens!
True, that We have faithful any,
But only the Devil knows what he means.
Form form RiAemsn form
Ready, be really to meet tho storm
kidemen, rihemeA, ridcnen form
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News from the Mines.
MorriDls incident On tAs PLAINS.
BROTHERS EATING DEAD BROTHERS I

The special serrssposdent Of the St. Louis
Democrat writes from Denver City under
date Of the 9th instant, stating that tho arri-
walls 1t and departures from the mines are
about equal, the current this way being, per-
haps, somewhat tho strongest. Few that ~
rive remain but short time. He has no
faith, himself, in the presence Of gold In re-
munerating 8. quantities. We extract. the fol-
lowing account Of painful incidents on the
plains:
We have had sickening rumors for week
past Of horrible suAsring Iron freezing, star
vation and robbery Of emigrants By way Of
tho Smoky Hill route. Several intelligent
gentlemen who have arrived by that route,
told me they themselves were 20 long on the
way--ovsr sand and hills, and without road
at all, that they were reduced almost to
starv ation-lived ten TO fourteen days upon
prickly pears and such few wild onions and
other edibles - they could pick up, and also
that they helped bury several persons who
died from starvation. The agent Of the stage
company brought Us in word that he picked
Up ! starving man some fifty miles from here
Cor an Arrapahoe Indian brought him in to
the stage line,) who had come across from
the Smoky Hill route, (which his company
had started on, and tried to follow; that
when found, he was in = most wretched con-
ditioD, and reduced to . skeleton from star
vstion. His name 10 Blue, and he Is from
Whitsside county, Illinois. There we're three
brothers Of them-6rst, one died, and the
two remaining ate from his body, after they
had been rendered senseless from emaoiation
The second brother died and was nearly eat
en- up by the survivor. The stage agent wen,
out and buried the remains Of the second OF
youngest Of the brothers, but could not find
the remains Of the frst, who died. A mar
named uibbs vas the leader Of the starved
company. Gibbs got in, nearly starved, ant
SUPPOSE the rest, some nine in oil, perished
The survivor Vas left ut one OF the mail sta
tions, and tho report 10 confirmed BY the stag
passengers. Others report large numbers o
graves on the route, and that many oxen hav
persisted and much property been destroye
and abandoned on the way. / saw ono par
ty which lost seven out Of : train Of sixtee
oxen.
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Mass Convention - DenouACo sh<
Fugitive slave Acs.

CLEVELAND, May "a.
The mass Convention for tho purpose Of
dsnouncing the Fugitive Slave Act to-day
was we'll attended. There was . very large
number present from the Western Reserve
counties. Everything passed of in An order
" manner. A declaration was read aenoun-
cling the Fugitive Slave Law and the bred
Scott decision.
Resolutions were also read Of the same
tenor, declaring the Fugitive Slave Law un-
constitutional and void.
That the Supreme Court had degenerated,
and was now subservient to party politics.
That the life tenure should be abolished
and the judicial system remodeled.
That the conviction of the Oberlin rescu-
ers was disgraceful and unparalleled, and
that the prisoners were entitled to their lib
erty. That the freedom Of the country rests
with the great Republican party. Speeches
we're made by Messrs. Giddings, Chase, Wade
and others.
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HI . ody fray between x emtucky Can.
1iAaees for Congress-.

From the Richmond, Kentucky, Messenger.1
We learn that difficulty occurred 10 Boon
vile, 10 the Sixth Congressional District, on
Monday last, between I. T. Garrard, the reg.
ulAr Democratic nominee for Congress, and
Ben. F. Rice, the Independent Democratic
candidate. 1t seems that Gsrrard, in speech,
reflected severely on Rice, and bic course in
becoming candidate, and Rice, in his 70.
ply, retorted bitterly, giving Mr.. Garrard -
good 40 he sent. GArrard replied, stating
that Rioe's remarks sswers 40 false % hi"
Rice called him id liar, whereupon Gar
rard drew pistol and fred At Rice, without
touching him. A Mr.. Gibson, son-in-law Of
Mr.. Garrard, Immediately drew pistol and
fred throe or four times, two balls taking Of
feet upon Rice, badly wounding him, and :
third upon man BY the name Of Smith, who
is thought to be nortally wounded, the ball
having passed through his neck. Rics's
wounds are very severe, but are not eonsid-
cred very dangerous. The affair 10 unfortu-
nate, and whore it viii end We cannot say.
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a mother Bltsen ~ . MAD neg.

AT Tiskilws, in Bureau county, H., Mrs.
Wilkinson Was on Tuesday last playing with
her three children in tho front yard Of her
residence, when rabid dog rushed into the
gate, and she, to keep him from biting the
children, sprung in front Of him; tho dog
seissd her by tho wrist Of the lefs hand with
HE teeth, lacerating it badly. Extrioasing
herself from his hold, she drove him out Of
the gate, when, after biting several dogs and
cattle, he was finally killed.
The state Of mind that the mother 10 in,
and the painful anxiety Of her friends, from
the probability Of her being taken By that
most terrible and hopeless Of diseases, by
drophobia, may we'll be imagined. At last
accounts she was under careful surgical and
medical treatment Chicago Jour.
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10 slavery Affirmed by the Conssisu.
ten.

40 slavery Affirmed by the Consslsu.
slon.
The Journal charged, some days ago, that
We tacitly admitted the idea that the Consti-
tuition Of the United States affirmed the right
of property in slaves. This We most peremp-
torily denied, in the strongest language and
BY the most palpable illustration in our pow
Or, and yet the Journal insists that our de-
nial and illustration is an admission Of the
fact.
Now tho Court, in the bred Scott case,
say that the Constitution afirms the right OF
property in slaves. II so, slaves arc held a.
property by force Of the. Constitution Of the
United States in States and Territories, and
not BY virtue Of local State or Territorial
laws. We denied this most emphatically,
and said that the only recognition even Of
the condition Of Slavery under State laws
by the Constitution was that which might be
inferred from the provision enforcing the OBJ
legation Of the States to return fugitiyes
from service, which provision 10 similar TO
that in relation to criminals esoaping from
justice. II the Constitution aiirms the crimes
and the penalties Of crime by virtue Of this
recognition, and carries the provisions en-
forcing the punishment Of criminals into the
Territories by virtue Of its inherent energy,
then tho assertion that We admitted that
Slavery existed BY force of the Constitution,
and that We had therefore stulti6ed ourself,
might have some show OF reason.
But the editor Of the .Ioarnal tries to con-
found the Constitutional recognition of the
peculiar local condition impressed by State
laws, with the dir cot affirmation Of the right
Of property in persons, and the extension Of
that right Of property, BY virtue Of the Con-
stisution, over all the territory of the United
States. And under the fog Of that mystif-
cation he propounds various smart intsrroga-
Territories nor for Territories, and it, pro-
visions do not embrace Territories. The
States alone, not Territories, are required to
deliver up criminals to DO tried under the
escaped. And 90 10 regard to the obligation
imposed In relation 70 persons owing service
the provision OF the Constitution il express.
y confined 10 States. Nowhere docs 90,
Consultation, by ito express provisions, in.
clade Territories nowhere does it expressly
sfhrm the right Of property in slaves. The
Constitution recognises the sovereignty oil
each State within its own limits, and enforces
npon each State the obligation Of delivering
up persons who have escaped from the penal
ties incurred or the service duo in pacticu-
lar State under the local laws Of that State.
Il goes not step further. Il does not es-
tablish, afhrm, or extend Slavery by ito own
inherent force and independents action, but
on the contrary it carefully avoids the use Of
tie word Slavery, or any phrassology from
which the condition would be readily inferred
in after ages.
BaOKnK ~ TEE BRlDox.-The Daycnpor,
Gazette says that tive RATS struck the
bridge On Sunday ast,--the same day tina,
The City Belle struck And were somewha,
dAnagsd.
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The Republicans Of Lee County will meet in
convention It CHARLESTON, on TUESDAY, the
1Ath Of JUNE, for the purpose Of selecting Dele
gates to tho Republican State Convention to nom-
mate candidates fer Governor, Lieut. Governor and
Judges Of the Supreme Court.
The Rspub licans Of the several Townships Of the
county will hold their Township Meetings, at the
usual places Of holding elections, Saturday, the
llth day of June, to select dslegats TO attend the
County Convention, unless other arrangements fol
primary meetings are made BY the Township Con.
mittses.
The Convention win decide for itself whether X
make nomin ations for County Oinoers, or whether
such nomin stions shall Be made 1t convention Il
Be- subsequently, called.
By order Of the Republican County Con mittse
PHILIP vIELE, Chairman.
May 18th, 1859.
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Terrible Disaster.

From tho Iowa City Republican Extra, May 49,
There occurred on Tuesday afternoon ct
O'Clock, ono OF the most terrible and de-
s.ruosive whirlvinds tina. was ever visited
upon any people. The path OF its destfuo-
or two miles from this city. When first dis
covered il was about west from the residence
Of Geo. Powell. Soon after it was 6rst mo-
ticed it moved in . south sasterly direction
to the residence Of Gen. Morris. Ito force
Vas very considerable there, unroo6ng barns,
sheds, upsetting buggies, DO. Il then swept
along in nearly On eastern direction, gather
ing in intensity and destructive force. Reach
ing tho residence Of Mr.. Morgan, it shivered
his house into atoms, not leaving two pieces
Of timber or sticks together, killing Mr.. Nor
gan, son and grandson. The bodies OF the
con and grandson were found from 200 to
500 yards from tho house. This was abont
miles from Iowa City. Mrs. Morgan has her
thigh broken and is otherwise badly injured.
A man named Wolfe, residing beyond Mr..
Morgan's house, 10 reported badly injured,
also his wife and little child. Still further
on, some six miles from this CITY, Jesse Bsr-
~ and son, . lad Of l6, were on their farm
whom the tornado swept by. Mr.. Berry, an
| old and highly esteemed citizen OF this city,
was instantly killed. HE body was brought
TO tho city about O'Clock this morning.
His son has four Of his ribs broken, and il
otherwise seriously injured, and tits thought
he cannot psssibly live. We also learn that
. tenant OF Jesse Berry had his arm broken,
his wifs's head severely cut, and an infant
child in tho arms Of its mother vas also
bruised.
Further ON, near the Seven Mile House, /
nov brick building Was totally destroyed. Il
the wreck st this place were injured-foul
very badly it 10 feared, MORALLY.
We hear, also, that man who yesterdsy
accompanied Mr.. Berry to bis farm for thu
purpose Of buying it, was badly hurt. Also
: laborsr named Mccoy, on the farm Of Mr.
| B. had his shoulder broken. Also, another
man in the barn whore Mr.. B. Was, ssved BIZ
life BY crawling under the manger in th,
Ibasement-he 10 considersbly hurt.
1t is impossible TO learn oil the particular,
Of this dire calamity. We have gatheret
them hurrisdly; yet We believe oil the essen
| tisl facts stated will be found correct. 1t il
believed by those who have visited the seen,
Of ruin, that tho tornado's force became o.
pended ct or in the vicinity Of the Sieve,
Mile House-still We may hear OF ssriou
disasters beyond.
II 10 stated by those who have visited th,
wrecks Of this destructive whirlwind, that ~
ono can form IN adequate idea Of its power
and devastation without personal observs,
ton. The earth itself 10 torn up in places
houses, barns, sheds and fences are scattered
- chat, and lie about the roads and fields il
wild and awful ruin.
The sufferers are receiving every attention
at the hands Of our citisens which pityipl
and tender humanity oan bestow. By thi
calamity, which came with the suddsnnsss o
. whirlwind, wives have been made widows
and little children orphans.
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Failure ef Hargeus srss.

Failure 81 Hargeus Bros.
INV YoRK, May a
Hargous Bros. have suspended payment on
the acceptance given BY them for the Tehuan-
tepec Company.
II 10 stated that shippers in German vss-
the seizure clause being inserted in their poll
icies.
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The Milwaukee News accounts for the re-
cent fire at Oshkosh BY saying:
Ii will be remembered that last February
we published An account Of tho burning Of
two houses Of prostitution, in Oshkosh, BY
the indignant citisens, and tho conveying Of
tho inmates, twelve girls and man, TO jail.
The house, were burned TO the ground, and
the clothing Was also destroyed. Az before
stated BY Us, the girls were liberated after
trial. The next move Wa convention Of
this class Of "artists," which convention Was
attended By prostitutes and their pimps from
the neighboring cities and villages. At this
convention, it 10 said, . solemn oath vas
made TO burn the CITY from end to end, be.
fore the summer Was over, in revenge for the
burning OF the two houses aforementi oped.-
The CITY e now in ashes, evidently fred BY
an incsDdiary, bat who the inosndiary il "
cannot yet tell. There il mot store or
business Ac::s !..:::.. O.: sc::! remain: &C.
OF i've. Four printing Offices, eli the plass
had, arc 10 ruins, and tho loss cannot fall
short Of $500, 900.
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An Oraeanasa Mev.~.~.e,

Mr.. Bigelow Of the Evening Post, writing
from Psris, intimstes that the Emperor's de-
lsyein having Paris 10 owing 70 the discovery
Of combination among tho dissAsoted Or
leanists In tho Quarter ds 0ermanis TO make
trouble In Paris during hia absence. Gen.
ChaugArnier and LsmoTiciers are eaid 80
have been in the combination. The Emperor
Was made aware Of their schemes but made
no arrests for the obvious reason thst he did
not want the affair % get wind IN Austria
He, however, lss ths conspisasoSs know shat
he was aware Ok their operations, and for Z
greatsr sscurity recalled ths Duke Of A4la-
ko6 iron London and plsesd him = ths head
Of ~ homo force consisting Of 200 900 man,
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i. POLLOCK. WI. vBHCIIa
Spring and summer Goods.

.. POLLOCK. WI. vBHCIIi.
6pxing ana Summer Goods.
=. POLLOCK x Co.
WE are now receiving and opening . new and
w splendid stock Of Clothing and Gents Fur
nishing Goods, which We ofer TO sell very low for
cash. Our goods are selected with great care and
with : view to the hard times therefore We Offer
them ct very small profits, keeping In view the old
motto Of quick sales and small pso6ts. All W
ask 10 that customers will call and examine before
purchasing elaewhere; We charge nothing for show
ing good. Remainder the place, East side Of Sd
s., bstween Main and johnson.
nehl7d s. POLLOCK co.
Etne watch RspAiri9g.
YsHE subscriber being obliged TO make change
i In the WATCH RBrAI RIsa DnPAR1MnUT, has -
cured the services Of competent workman-ons
who understands his business thoroughly. Great
carS will bs taken with al work entrusted to my
care, and the work warrsntsd 70 give satisfaction
TA< RspStviss 81 Clocks, Jsveiry, re-, also the
man> facturing Of goods Of every description, shall
receive ny pssSonal attention, and warraatea.
P. s.-Work Of al kinds not giving S~Jscf sss-
tfscstoH. will be promptly adjusted By calling on
the subscriber, 1t No. 1stss House
April 6-dAw SAM'L G.. BRIDGES.
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Uoyaos~sS1e ~ possonal PSopSSSY.
I'M - 1n1A ~ q Jsly, 1855, i ollas heaieA
~ sold ~ lr0MS y Iows l,o31, ~ fsss a -
No., q Gil - t1e1n4 AesA - they 800 II
~ ne aeeeae!sf ~ >. s111.in sxlIsso1.
ns about s. So 81 No said SAls, n 6iias ns1ieKS
= authorissd 81 said insts1neaks Sill pYs1s1 .
The 4th day Of June, 1850, - 10 oAlosk :. -, =
the steamboat landing . MontsoA y sell al tAs
lumber Of said Brown d Lsws, whisA II tbs pro-
eoeds Of thA loes Aforesaid, ana whtoh they hnys
haaA. Terms eash On delivery. Dy yirtss Of The
instrument aforssaid have Z lien On said lumber
and An authorised = ssll =. .s.:; u-.raur
Asatso.s, lows, Nay =. lsss.
my15dtd
WINES AND LlQUORO.
Ersm Under Oust0m 00U0O L0CkSs
TIRE sabsmibsr o1sr FOR -, soEistly fer nsdL
1 einal pnrposss, and in The $3.50 Sp1dttion =
they arrive from bonded wasshouss,
BRANDY, IA 6siguette, pale IS
do "Juln Robin, 1857.
HOLLAND GIN, "Palm Tree
SHERRY, Grown"
PORT WINE, MPurs juice"
do BuYYundy;
And from the distiilena superior brand u
MONUNGAHELA WHISKY.
Al. WILLIAMSON,
Wholesale snd Retail Drsggist,
my24d - Main street.,
Sign Of the Golden 1as,s end Asrtax.
Nitrate SILVER CrYssailIss1.
Onn OZS. chemically purs, In store, and Tor sab
A.J.wlLKINsoN,
Sign Of the Golden EAsls and Mortsy,
my76-d IS Main street.
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1Onr Government has bssn o6loially
informed Of the neutral attitude assumed 81
EnglAnd and Prussia In the Italiaa var. A
diplematie circular will be issued declarins
our own position 70 be likewise nsalral.
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J. 4. WILLIAM. =. eu0fIH
Wilson & GuStin.
wHoLHsALx DxALxRs II

IIAvE located at room No. Estes House, Main
Il st., near 6th, Keokuk, Lows, whsIe thsy oGsr
70 the trade large stock Of the best quality and
brands Of pounds, half pounds, s, I and 10 lump
Tobacco Ont chewing and smoking do, In tin-foil,
papers, bills. and bills. Also, large and general
assortment Of Imported and Domestic Cigars, 10.
All goods warranted - represented.
Apr0d&w
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Law hooks.
r xNT'6 CommsntAri1s,
IN Chitty,s Plss6ings,
Devereux Ohitty : Blackstone,
Rsdheh on nailwAys,
Just received at
OGDEN, BROWNELL + CO.'S
Cry Book HroaR,
May 70, I'D No. 50 HAin-st.
Il IFR or s. s. PRENTISS. Edited 81 III
- brother, for sals ct
OGDEN, BR0wNgLL : CO.'S
my0d Ci1Y Book EroRI.
slsHE HIGHER CHRLSTIAN LIFE, By Rev.
! W. +. B0ardman, for sale BY
OGDEN, BR6WNELL : co.
ON01ELLOW'E LAST-aCourtship 81 NiIss
- Standish, J" for sale b.
myM O9DEN. BROWNRLL co.
WANTED.
A DO0K-KE1PER TO post and write M I set
O0ss, with name.
ny17d