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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-02-28
CABUS' HAIR CUTTING
SHAVING ROOM,

-
Main Street, 2 Doors nborc the BHliHys House
TTAlR-CUrTING done according to Physiog-
IL nomy and the PRINCIPLES OF the Cciteur-
Hair and Whiskers dyed TO perfection either
brown or black.
The Proprietor calls special attention to his style
of Hair Cutting, and challenges the profession.
feb22 dAwiy
VANILLA BEAN s-Prime Mexican, 80 ozs. in
Y store, and for sale very low, by
A. j. WILKINSON,
Sign Of the Golden Eagle and Mortar,
feb9d SO Main-street
. &, BOXES SWEET ORANGES, in fine order, for
fsb2s d y 'Ae CT coI i ' 4 ROBERTSON.
FLOUR! FLOUR FLOUR
OSn SACKS Dallas City Mills Flour for sale,
Wv Wholesale and retail, warranted, BY
fsb22-d GOLFERS 4 ROBERTSON.
L1KKsH GROUND BUCkWHEAT FLOUR.
feb22d coLLIERs ROBERTSON.
DOTATOEs--A choice lot just received, for sale
1 by GOLFERS ROBERTSON,
w.s.n'aAvIc. Al. cHIrrEspEN. C. =. Davis.
McGavic, Chittenden * Co.
WHOLESALE GROOERS,
and Commission
MERCHANTS,
LAVE now on hand, and viii / be receiving during
Ii the sea son, VERY LARGE AND COMPLETE
srpck or GROCERIES,, which they take pleasure
in Offering to the trade of Iowa and Missouri at
VERY Low PRICES. Ifeb2A2m janl7w1
SHIRT FRONTS! SHIRT FRONTsN
A FINE lot, warranted LINEN, SHIRT FRONTS,
n neatly sewed, at very low figures, lasi reed
by express 81 p. ID. FOSTERS.
Febl6d Second-st.
LUBRICATlNG COAL OIL.
LN0R oiliRg Engines and every description Of
l. Machinery, this Oil will be found far superior
to those ordinarily used In store and for sale by
A. j. WILKINSON,
Sign of the Golden Eagle aud Mortar,
rIsHE THIRD TERM Of the "keokuk Female
i Seminary will open on MONDAY, JANU-
AIRY 3ist, in the second story OF DIR. banford's
| building, corner Of 9Th aud Concert streets.
The Board Of Trustee Of this Seminary elected
from various reli gious denominations and repre-
desires by the united and cooperative efforts OF the
friends Of education to establish gradually such
IN institution as our city requires.
| The Principal Of the Institution 10 Rev. G. A
WILL LIAMS, to whom or to the Secretary Of the
Board, applications for the admission Of pupil,
may be made.
/ In the Primary Department, young misses from
six to ten years Of age may be received, under til.
care Of Miss Urmston, its present teacher, who re
ceiyes all the incomes Of that department.
The charges for tuition will be 80 and ~ In tn
ordinary English studies, with small additions
sum for incidental expenses. For Latin, French
German, &C., extra charges will be made.
/ Its desirable that persons designing 10 becom
session. WM. THOMPSON,
President Of the Board Of Trustees.
HENRY SrRoNG, Scc'y.
Keokuk, Jan. -, 1sbo-d
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GA piece Of most excellent left hand
advice--mur TO eraweb
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THAvE a lot of Double-Soled Water Proof Mi
j ners' Boots on hand, which will sell cheaper
than the same quality can be had In this city.
Persons laying In outfits win please bear this in
mind and call at the Boot and shoe Em.
porium, G6 Main.st.
have the best selection OF material from which
to manufacture TO order, kept in this city, and
will get up Boots and Shoes of every description
on the shortest notice.
Miners who want long tops and extra heavy soles,
should call in and leave their orders for Boots i'm
mediately.
Womens French Calf Boots and Shoes made to
order S. A. DUKE.
feb2Sd
DisEOiution OF Partnership.
FINH CO. partnership heretofore existing between
L the undersigned, under the style of Hamill
RaIston Co., is this day dissolved. The business
will be settled by their successor, Hamii Ralston
s. HAMILL.
Al. RALSTON.
A.G. MCQUEEN.
keokuk, Iowa, Feb. &c, 1859.
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CO Prentice says that John Mitchell, who
made his escape from Botany Bay, shoult
remember that when he abuses fugitiy,
slaves, he abuses himself.
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nKANGES AND LEMONS FOR SALE BY
~ feb26d KELLOGG & BIRGE.

EiliOlsS Debates.
TIME Debates in the several State Conven ops
i on the adoption Of the Federal Constitution as
recommended by thu General Convention at Phils-
delphia in 1887, together with the Journal of the
Federal Convention, Luther Martins Letter,
Yates Minutes, Congressional Opinions, Virginia
and Kentucky Resolutions of 1899 and other IL
Illustrations Of the Constitution; in five volumes
for sale at OGDEN, BR0WNELL 4 CO.'S
feb26d CITY Book SToRR.
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Hartford Fire Insurance Company,
or HARTFORD, CONN.

ASSETS, JANUARY 4, 1859.
SHARES. PAR VALUE. hARKTv
Sill Hartford Bank Stock $5l 100 90 $65, 40S.00
400 Phoenix g 40 100000 100000
100 Conn. River Banking Com
psnv Stnrk 900 40 4 40
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Legal Notice.
DpnnY- ftAnT MD

keokuk. Feb. 90, ,59--fb2sd3tw2t
Nevada national., 1859-07-30

Two hundred pounds Of qusrsz taken from
the Hermitage vein. 10 El Dorado couaiy.
yielded SSH.
Nevada national., 1859-07-30

Capt. s. p. Storms hrs resigned hIs sub
Agency Of the Nome csl, Indian Rsservs-
sisn.
Nevada national., 1859-07-30

- THE FOLLOWING LETTER. <a
which smphstc@liy speats for itself vas written By
the Dean Of tine Faculty ofthe Philadelphia College
Of N.deiae to the editors Of the Pseiae Medical and
Surgical Josrnsi, San Fssneises. for publication:
rmfApssrHii, January irih. fss7
n tAs E.'uors If ne iocife kesseaI orS Svrct-ci
ysurnai.--Ostlenien: Ny s,tsniion k0 been e.ilsd
20 IN article In the december number 81 your ip1r
nal IN regard ts the ad earden degree to ir l.. J.
Cr.psay. When the application for the degree vas
n,.e 20 the Faculty. IL vas accom- pzaisd ny sfhis
Wit. ssi ts,timoai.ls to the snee: tnst Ir upssy
vas q regular graduate n y. Of the Jni.sss-
iiv Of Pesth, had served ss surgeon in tie Hungs
risn army. and ~ss regular practitioner % m.d.
elm. The al e,Frdcu. degree ssits name imIli,s. &.
conferred on grsduaiss only and sives ss~ lri'.
iisxe. Had there teen th. siigh,ss suspicion ef
irrps slsrty. tn. application wouh have been ret
u,ed Hy inserting thi. In your Journal. you viii do
an .e, sf justice to the college. sud ronfsr fsvsr
90 Year,, yer! Is.psesfu!ly.
n. RAND,
rsss sfns yassssy Il tss psn.ssipAis csii.ss u
Hsei-ine
Nevada national., 1859-07-30
:. IL L III A n,
Go Battery street. San Franchise.

Sole agent for TII.TuN & NcrARIAxD's FIRE ASD
BtkeLAk PROOF SAiEs with Steel Vaults aud Com
nination Locks. Our lock l. eon-tractsd the
o~ner can change his bna tion to any letter be
only number the le,,rrs ~b;rh l. smsl- and ss., 10
and-rstand The Sates are imIenetIsti,e tn drill or
chis@l and are embossed BY hundreds Of Merchant
and b@nkers, and also by doyerm mt and that OF
England. who being eonsin.-d of their security have
lately sent us orders for their supply.
Those Who are IN want OF q RkLIABLE SAFE.
please call and eramins surs before purchasing
elsewhere. Is om
Nevada national., 1859-07-30
Flea Powder, or
LYoN's MAGNETIC POWDERS,

wiIi a,stroy Garden Ins,cfs cbck-oaohs BED Bugs.
pTeas Ants Moths and all Pesise1 fhe Termtn Kind,
The importance Of reliable srtie" oi this kinfi.
ine.tinAbie. In warm weather all nature teens
With these annoying fees. Thi. powder i- the only
article ever discovered which will exfsrm'nAte shrm
4 company Of Botsnists, from the horticultural So
ei.ty of Psri. While amidst the ferns OF Asia obser
we'd that all n-ects lighting upon esrtAin knh of
tlAnt very soon dropped dead. This iaet .s' n.de
use OF to guard their night camps from thee nru-
Ssr. o-sntitie- Of ths plant we're brought home
~ Mr. T.. Lyon. asi found TO be positive 'nsect
DESTROYER in every experiment. IL IL simply pow
ssred leaf chemically prepared TO resis: the siee,t
Of air and climate. Medals sud letters patent have
esen obtained from the Fosernments of knxihnd, ,
france. Germ.ny snf Russia. from the World fair
snd numerous Medical and Horticultural Colleges
aHd Societies.
fLe,ter fro~. fse Pressaenf n fA> United STATE,
'.Ex~cut We ys snsion. Washington, Jan ~. lss5
Mr. Emanuel I.von. .--Iear Sir: have tie plsa.-
ere to inform you that the Royal Commission,
tue Worlds fsir. at Iondna. have awarded you
Nedsi and Certificate for the great value Of your
Magnetic Powders, &c
NiIIARn FILLMORE. Ch,i-n.r"
sTrhs above -ss accompanied By Ssriifea's
tsn Prince Albert.
Nevada national., 1859-07-30

- Jusssc-s' wssss - ~ s~<s ~ ss's
- ~ Oar~
Nevada national., 1859-07-30

The longer live. the more certain / sm
ths, the great difference ,s~s~ cen men 10 en-
srgy--invincible d-terrninstion--sn honest
parposs once hred, and th-n. death or victo'
~. This quality will do anything that can
be done 10 the world: and no talsnts, no cir
eunsssnees. no opportunity, will make one
Q maa without il.
Nevada national., 1859-07-30

frsu the Nevada Demoersf We learn that
on lee, supdsy nieit Mr.. II. Steele fell
ir,o the Camden shalt ct Hnnts Hill. which
3. ssont one hundred and eighty feet deep.
There was about ove feet OF water In the
shsf,. Strange to say. be was only slightly
injured.
Nevada national., 1859-07-30
I. o. of z

roxorHicHi CANT, Ne. q, ] q Of x. r..;s
at Masonic and Odd Fellows Hall. On NH Street,
every MONDAY Ersaisr'
TN voon. CT
". N. nFTcxty. See.
Grass Valley, Feb. 10, lsss--feff
Nevada national., 1859-07-30
IT Is FnEE EaoM rolsox;


xr = Ivsn--n-s- Sir We have ausiyrsd aad
Vested your Magnetic Powders aud hni ;k.fa periee
~ harmless to mankind and dcme.iio animals. bot
certain death When inhaled by bsss ants Ind insects
JANIS Z CHii.rON N. l.. Chemist.
i.ArRIScE RFli. iEof. Chemistry, n Y Hospital.
xs ysha L. Ram-. Superintendent Of the New YORK
Uc-pit.i says he has 'expsled all the bugs. ants,
.osehes moths. &c. ~ith iJon's fo-lef, and Ends
IA Q, l. tasuss vrlae"
E,~rv Gardner and hou.s keeper uust h.vs .
E-ee. intsrest in an ssticie Of this tina. t-ner
snrs e-n b. had 10 the Astsr -. Nieh"tss s1d We.
rop-iitsn Ha.r;s; to Judge A-igs fr-sutsnt ~ the
American Institute, James Gordoa hcrn-tf, tea
winHeIi scott, tyrus W. Field. J.. u lrsse OF the
Five roints Mission. &c. &c. Jude. bes- .ay' -
'This di@csvrrv Of rnf. l,cr !. "f Ns'i"ns val or
tsn-- The farmers Club has tested IL Thoroughly
1t viii destroy i.cu,ts. grss.hnppers. auts fnoh'
Lu,s and all vernain. 1srieb plants can tepressr'
81 ~ Il snI no Iss. mNie pure.
il.s AMI nsiee cannot be rea, he'd By rordsr ea'
are killed by . inasneiis Pin. order them through
., 4. i.yan.. Powder .iil> the iasee. IN tties.
eat I.yon Pills are ni,sl for rat, aud rniee y
E-f.lios directions. Cse freely and thoroughly
6eii by rruxxi.i- aud Countr. merchants t.err
vhsrs W InrI7ESHkisik. Agent .rsss valley
park b White. Agen.s. san Frsaeises tz N
Nevada national., 1859-07-30

Pnussr.-ws ~ess sbswn. . fsa daysI
escs. small Limb, ahoui the eiEe Of a riding
tick. and lee tdsstvo feet long. tina. con-
ssIned over six'y sppl-a. nearly fsIi siEe. u
~ss taken from tree In ths orchard Of Mr..
Staples, 10 Bsssoa Ravine.
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DR.. Henry's Electric Ointment,

-. .,,.;,,,, cox,toL,- can- ,,-tL
II vi Neit'.S per wv! N"lhS; Is" on
naoIses' PAN hheuilil e'H "o"ho-i wa Sores
nurns, Sc. Oh peoPIo,
lhia O iu, Mueio 1hIyuuceI, ! 'enhg
w! !NP1oIH WV why 3lnP'E LOT ING le' on
thAt II Goes Wha' we N al cases adra"t II 10 Dc,
~ VII ~ SuIv 1cIatcheS Oh io'sS' III from TWO
20 SIX uays, Wneh tne alec,'oh' accompanying
thtn ooH hle snlcty loHo"eu'
hsVe useu y Hehly's ointment l"f scratch
rs ana 9't'' hheunl sores 'ef! elehi without 2
,lnSie alluTe'-htHTy St"tfosr' Ffo'f''for Eab-
&c mouse, Hyhga1t' "
~ - me oeN r'medS I'f -cf'.t"e'' ;9N' aid
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4 NHRfCdN d t'OREIGN PATENTS.
K. b. ..DDY, 5OLICIT0RUF PATENT.

4
'N"'' h9S"' y u - fdte"t OWcr, W1skingh.
-osrAr, aug" @!% Hle het % 1857
' p, pPosiie hliDy'st. BOo o.
n ZEN an extensive practice OF upwards .t
4At"cntE years. continues to secure Patents II,
VIC 'u.0' Hi'o IN "reat Britain, France
ano o'',e' countries; Caveats, opecificu-
lions, AssiShmentSi anu all Papers or Druwing.
ior fateut' 1xecuted on liberal TERMS AID viii
Foreier y,ors. 80 date made INTO American
r, Of pa,arts ~ fr,,en,ia 'ne validity or utii
advice -, ali roo,,, regal or other
Cio 80 ~ touehlng the SAME
opri.,it ~ Ttii " Any aren't furnished by
"s7'shniehts recorded at
IN. h5s,... ,.,,,,,.
prais,J H. " "'i ""iy ne 'arEeat ~ New
fc,. .c,,', ','"'e"t"rS haVe"d -ntll--
nilit,. ,o'' ." .co'I"inl ,nr pa'eif
ui u"7"lPa ,eI ~ II uo IN
her i,.',,r VS. any "h!ch can be oiiorr
-, t,., m ~ S9t..,.lp!ildIs below givvn
81 ~. Oi.ri,,I, mn mr. ! OEoSf u a / Iht
Si-ii,E. 49, ,,i AZ ,iisn ''iG subscriber, and
r,t. .aE DEP fHOOt OF AD\AN
lA'L' ND ABlLII he would udd that IA.
iu' A'uhu'A' reason 10 oelieve. and can prov,
'IAt ~ "lhcf once otthe Kind are the charge. f
prolessl0n1i services SO moderate. The imnel.a
PRAGUE O the subscriber during twenty yea.
pa mas enabled him to Accumulate vast CO..
't1-o' ~ -peclncGtions and official d. clsiot,
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liddeburv Manufacturing Company, TO manu-
facture into different kind Of CLOTH, such as
CASsINERES, RIBEED. CORDED & PLAIN
D0FSKiNS, TIVfED>, CHECKS
AND FANCY G00DS, or ALL KINDS.
with White and Colored FlannAls Of permanent
color and mixes 10 suit the tastes OF all custom
era. And using nothing but pure Wool for the
fabric, we feel warranted in saying that our
goods, rs 10 STYLE quality and durability, cannot
be surpassed in the country.
They will keep large assortment on hand of
the various kinds OF their manufacture, so as to
accommodate those Of their patrons who may
want their cloth in advance
Encouraged by the favor with which their
goods have met thus lar, they hope by strict per-
sonal attention 10 business and the interests of
their patrons to receive liberal share Of pat
ronaTc
WOOL CARDING.
We would also announce to the public thar We
have N excellent machines for carding wool
into rolls, and we believe that if YOU will give US
good clean wool We can make as good, If not bet
ter rolls, than any other establishment in the
country.
CardirG done at short notice md at the usual
prices.
O2-Iern5 as reasonable a. NJ any establish.
ment in The vicinity.
JASON DAVENPORT,
VALENTINE v. CLAY
M.ldleAury, May O. 1868. ~
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- Every f,ther should present n copy to his son
IIc Cease nc Effect amt Hc Fcmfd,
In plain language. b. rhs ,ican al Eminence.
my person crclosing vo three cent postage
tomps viii receive 'opy by mail. under zeal.
Address all atters IT,
nrG5rfr Il3 Past OGec. Abaay, n. \.
Also the celebratel Female Monthly Pills,
made horn the eX'rar: NJ Cotton Root remedy
uaed for year among the icnrr slaves M the
South, in form Of decoctinn or ga rn7 for the
trst time introduced into general u-r Price one
dollar, sent under real b. mai Married ladies'
must not use them Addre-a i- uho,e 2J;ly
go D50ltp ll3 Post Ofce Ai,a7a n y
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New Books, watches&Jeweiry
\ GIFT VARYING III VALUE FROM IIrTY cESTi
10 $40, eIvEN TO THE PURCHASER or
EVERY BooK.

\ GIFT VARYING III VALUE FROM iIT1Y GENTS
TO SlL0, GIVEN TO THE PURCHASER or
BvERY BooK.
We take pea ure Is stating ttat the liberal anC
increasing patronage bestowed upvn us by th'
people OF New England and other parts OF th'
coun ny, enables US to offer still greater INDUCE
tuents to purchasers Of Books and individuals {.
associations getting up clubs thaa ever before.
/ ne nd Autuges we possess over any othO
similar establishment in the country, especial,
for filing New England orders, m lst be evideh
tot ose acquainted With our pos Itioi., and under
3tand our superior ano increasing facilities 10
loimg business. Our advantages are "a follows
We pubi-h g large list Of valuable books
We obtain large quantities Of other VALUABLE
works in exchange for our own.
We huv Luge editions from othel publisher
Tor cash NJ every low prices.
We put no Objectionable book on our catalogue
We offer no inducements which We do MOI
fulfill.
We buy our watches in large quantities iol
cash, and uf the Uest make
We have our Juweiry made TO order by h
best manufacturers in this country and Europe.
By doing an extensive business we can inatt
We" "riua5e presents more frequently 10 pur
chasers.
var present plan Of operations is the same as
originated five years ago by Mr. g q. RYAN
and s sanctioned not only by the highest judi
cial authority in nearly every State n the Uniol
but by the voice Of tho people from Maine Il
California
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vulcanized Rubber Elastic Fabrics

The undersigned mas now in store at Whole
sale only and IL daily receiving from his Facto.
res in the U. S., and from the best manufactures
abroad, large quantities Of Webs, suspenders,
Gar:ers, Tapes, etc, and will grant License
Stamps with authority to othera to import and
sell the Vulcan'zed Rubber Elastic Fabrics. All
such stamps have fac simife ofmy name, with
out which no goods Of tn description can be
legally vended in the United States during the
lite time Of Goodyear's Patent.
HORACE II. DAY,
Principal Warehouse, 20 Courtland ST. NJ Y.
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nF AFN ESS GU RE D.
Gooper's Ethereal Oil,

A speedy and radical cure Tor Deafness, Pains,
Noises, and Discharges from the Ears. This cell
ebrated remedy has been in use about ten years,
and hundreds afflicted with deafness, deemed IN.
durable, have had their hearing promptly and
permanently restored. 1t lisa compound OF four
different oils, one Of which is obtainsd iron GER
tain kind OF walnut. 1t dissolYes the Hard Wax
in the ear supplies it where it is deficient, eH.
cites to action the torpid auditory nerves. and
seldom fails to effect perfect cure wnen the Ear
is perfect in its structure. 1t is arich boom to the
afflicted, as hundreds have testified. Buy 1t, use
il, and be cured.
Sole agent for Middlebury and vicinity,
4e W. F Russell,
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TTHTH .
SAVE YOUR TEETH

This Indian Tooth Preventative will ave the
teeth. The geatest tooth remedy ever offered TO
the public. Those who wish to preserve their
teeth from decay, improve their beauty. and save
their money, will do well 10 purchase this Pow
der. This powder heal. and 'ardens the gum,
and thus prevents the teeth from aching or de
caying. I, IS no huInbrg; try 4 and see. II eau
be procured n, the residence Of X. Ross, Middle.
bury. Full direction ACCOMPANY each hox.
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Fire Proof Safes in the World
ARE THE MARYLAND PATFNT.

AXE THE MARYLAND PdIFNV
CERTIFICATES OF APPROVAL, II coMrARIsoi
WITH OTHER SAILS.
Grafton December Ga 1853.
1lessIs. Sheuvin ond Burgess, Agents Tor Mar
lands Patent ire Proof Safe Gentlemen II
have examined the MLrland's Patent Safe in
your store, and so far as am able to judge OF is
Fire Proof Qualities, believe the principles up
on which il Is built, the most retinlla IN resisting
heat, Of any Fire Proof Safe, that has come un.
der my observation, and particularly recommend
II TO the attention Of our Probate pl2irict3, that
are now supplying themselves, for the prescrya,
tion nj their Record. BENZ. v. DEAN,
Sec. II State
liratuebero, December Cd, 1868.
Ibis may certify that We have exam lined the
by Mr.. Arson Hardy. ana that In our opinion.
Msrland'i Safe T0u be reliable one 10 ,.ur
chase for she use Of the Probate Conr;s
4 TAYLOR, Judge oil
a. STO. DARD, ! Probate.
Iiddlebury, April 9th, 1863.
The Legislature Of Vermont u iIs last session,
passed law making it the duty CT the County
judges o procure Fire Proof Safes in which L.
deposit Probate Records. In discharge Of ths'
duty We have spent some time N examining 4
number Of Safes-Ne have come 70 the conc n.
sion that the Mari ri's Safe manuiaC tured by D.
B. Bgelow and Anson Hardy OF Boston, Mess, is
superior 70 any other We huye examined, for its
Fire Proof qualities. We have bought a safe OF
that description for the New Haven Probat Dis
trict, and are well satisfied with the workman
ship, apparent strength and durabil y.
NJ. W. c. WRIGHT, Asst Judges OF Az
II. o. SMlTh. di,ou County Court,
NJ h. BIGELOW L. ANS0N HARDY
Manufacturers and Proprietor.
80 school street, opposite City Hall Boston, Nlss7.
A SHELDON, of Middleburv, .r.u,
County Treasury. 'be"'
J., J, DUHKLEr, Burlington. A-o,,.
J.. & A. LASDoN, Rutland Hb'H''
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Shawl

81. be5 ;;tai. v ateriiet. anI othei mills neav,
" o s .'''I'I' % Tor 'Hie BY J. NAILfTTI
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BOSTON-FALL TRADE.
GEORGE 4 WHITING

. va, % Isl .iEri! .,.|'.
ihiFoRTIE Ann prtI q.
Tin Plates, Block Tin ',r.iug steel,
Sheet iron Lead Ziur. sleigh Shoe 5ie..,
goior hon, Copper Tie g. Shyc, steel
Iron Wiro, Antmouy Steel Wire,
Files, Rasps, N.ts, Washer, Bolt-, Rivit5, Ma.
chino Sorrows, Viccs Cruoiblea, Emery, Earl
Hundles, Japanned and Stamped Tin Ware, En-
amele and Tin Hollow Ware, Timers Toola
AMI Machine Also sheet Iron and Tin Plate
IN Bond.
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TO FARMERS-A RARE CHANCE.
The Subscriber offers for sale
$50 ACRES CHOICE LAND

AT Ha1nmonton, New Jessy, (new settlement, in
Farms OF 10 or 90 Acres, or upwards, at SIG to
go per acre, payable in four years: or 10 per
cent of for cash or will be exchanged for prop
erty nearer Boston. For full particulars apply,
enclosing stamp, to John Stiles, IS State street
Boston Co q three or four families wishing
to emigrate and purchase together, this offers
favorable opportunity Over one hundred and
fifty New England families have purchased farms
and settled in Hammonton during the past year
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1859-10-12
To Newspaper, Book, ami Job Printers.

CuERNSEY'S PATENT POWER CTLlN
DER PRIN ING PRESSES are considered to be
the best ever brought into the market-co3t,
simpli it?, durability, and xualty Of work con-
sidered. Newspaper size, prints form % by Al
inches jobting size, le by ?? inches For press
or particulars apply 10.
JOHN STILES Is Stats Street Boston
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Watch. Maker and JeWellei,
Is still 10 be found IN
C556'3 Nee Builiag-NortI end II re Lr,9ot
Selling any quantity IT
WATCHES, CLOCKS. JEWELRY,
AND FANCY GOODS,
rIOn tn large and estHssogtment ever brought
into this County. lie hos recently received from
'udyoet large aud rich assorunen, Of
Watches, Jewelry and Fancy Goods,
Consisting Of Camso Pins sud Ear Jewels, Gold
Stone Pins and Eai Iewel5 Florentine Mosaic
fms and Ear Jewels Mourning Pin. and Ear
towels, of new aud ds1irshle patterns, Gentle
mems Pins, Gold, Cameo and Hair Bracelets, Gold
;lasps, Gold Sleeve Buttons aud studs, latest
tyles, Gold Lockets, Gold Finger R.ugl ofsyery
description. cold, silver, s,re, ami . .t.ed 2 pec-
lces, Nsar-sigh ed Glasses Gold Ohains, Plated
spoons, Matches and Clocks, Of al kind and
prices, dold seals, Gold lie, 3, iu,i Hooks igri
rhinb!os, Silver Fruit Knives Cold l.1th Picks.
q Did Sleeve Stud9 for ladies and atlsman, oI
every desirable pattern, ortuJuu ..ss. ladies'
Purses, Combs Of all kinds, hair Brushes, Tooth
Brushes, Cornsllan Rings, shaving b0Ies auU
Soap, Crochet Nsedles, Poke, b1oa % Ihesmam
eters, Lather Brushes, Drafting Instrument. To.
bseco and Snuff Boxes Coat Loops, relts.i-.
Fancy Bore., Key Ripgs, st0la,tos, lnep @ ~.
Sewing birds, nd large vari-'v e.. 5ta-r an
Giles too numerous TO mention
He is prepared to repair
CLOCKS, WATCHES, JFNELRl
Or anything else in his line, IN the best name,
and warranted 10 give satisfaction. Don'tfail
call and examine tbs quality and prices Of hi.
Goods. 80;