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Aa-Ths History OF DR.. j. Hostetters Stomach
Bitters, the most remarkable medicine Of the d.
and the many cures thss have bssn performed with
u in Of Liver Com plant, Dyspepsia, Nsrvoas
Debility, and Othsg diseases arising from disor.
dared stomach or liver, places 1t u onse among tn
most Astonishing discoveries .thst has takss plass
II the medical world. Tbs disesssa - which Rt.
tsrs - applicable Ars - universal that there ars
but lev Of ctr friends who may not tsst shsir viz
tues in thsir own 1amihss ~ ssssls u ss4aAA.-
tanees and prove 70 their own satiafactiop tia,
there is st least one remedy among he msny ID
vsrsssd medicines; deserving he sommsndation Il
the public #as1
FsF sais by Druggists snd dealers generally
everywhere. 6
Sold by r. 0lssoss, A. J. WILxrHsos, DAarIsrs
KAYE 4 Co., and J. BRApsx. 800 es
Got. 81. '69-d&w
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KiCkaT1s0nsU New Method Tor the
Riamo EoFte.
Mr.. NATHAN RICHARDSON Ia known 40 the
NI author Of the "Modern school," which waa
without m equal or superior until he under-
took, eonsssntiousy, to revise IL and correct the
faults which his critcism. and that Of Others,
had dstscted. In the prsssnt Volume " hsvS the
perfected work, and W have no hasitasioA La re-
connsnding ii - the soundssts ths slsarsst, and
Altoetsr tho BEST BOOK for teaehing the Piano that
haa ever appsarsd.--t Phila. Eve. Bulletin.
For sAls By V NV. W15IO0TT,
Octld gf@ Ne NA ae@ ~ Xnau.st.
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n Companies - the widow UAAa : II
Raporo.
Let those now laugh Who never laughed before.
And those who alwsys laugh, nov laugh the nore.
LvOR most racy, amusing, laughabls, satirical,
MISS 6LiMMENS' WINDOW, .s
By Mrs. Mask rsabsdy with ii spirited inastrar
tions. Eor sale ~
oct27d sF OGDEN, BROwNELL CO.
En BOXES forI Z BY 800 NV 65s
OU js33d KELLOGG i BIRGR.
10k MACS FLOUR received from 81. L0uis
ANO atSansT Qainey, this day, and for sale low
BY KELLOGG = 1IRAk. Il
~ EstaS u
A&kx 40
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DR. SMITH Is" Elsstsis OIL" curss Deafness.
Da. SMITH 8 Electric Oil" cures Paralysis.
Da. BAITH,S '@klectris OH" cures Rhssnatisn
Da. SMITH q "Eisctris OIL" ssrss Asthma.
Da. SMITHS "Elsstri DIR, cures nsadashs.
Da. SMITHS s8lscsric on cures Piles
augDd
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Printing Inks.

We have for sale quantity Of WADs's Color
IN Izks, which are justly considered tho bsst In
market. There an among thsm all sAAAss u RsA,
Blus, Yellow AnA 1ssvn, and Of all prisss, IRON
- ssats ~ - o31psr ,. Also White Ink, Gold
oiss sd Vsniah. and nsazlyAll grades az Bisak
xnk. Of Ne same nanufAsssrs.
Wshavs. Saidss, quantity Of Mathsr's Black
Tsks stii u1dispossd Of than which tAsrs ass nsss
kottae In market.
All Of which We will sell ut mAnufAsturers' pri.
-. for cash.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


lie afe Invited - sxanias ny nsw ard ssisst seosk
Of Watches, Jswelry. Silver Wsrv, Ac. hsvsrs-
eeived large assortment Of coin Silver ware;
also, fsl supply Of Aortsn's Prsnian Gold
Pens, the reputation Of which needs no ssnnsnt.
6PECTACLRS.
Pebble and Psriseopic Glasses Attsd 10 old bows
ct short notice Spsctaslss sslsstsd TO ssit every
sssditioa " tight. ny good will y sold u prices
that will defy eonpstition. quality considsrsd.
n. Blair Ornaments and goods Of every des
cription made ~ v order.
Watches, Clocks, Jswslry ard Musioai Instsu-
ments repaired In the best nanner, and warranted.
Oct 81, so -dkw
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Uernsv . ess0DA ma aasn ssre Sc !.
JOB PRINTING.
o. III kinds, sxsesssd 70 order. promptly and ~.
islsctorily, q iov prisss.
ts BLANKS kept on hand Tor sails. q
arsLArk MoRrGAGEA for sal. :.
this oGss. s
1rDILLs or LADIHG fer sal. II this
s1aes. Asgsssa
~JUsTgcEs, BLANKS, Notices sub
Vssas and Executions forsais IT this efkss.
a0-ILLINeIs BLANK DEEDS for
SAILS - this Oibss. T S3G FI '''
~BLANK DEEDS, neatly printed. In
lsrm approved sy the best Lawyers, for sails q
this o0ee.
GFMUsr DEEDS FOR sAtE HTTHE
ORYICE.
~BLANK NOTES neatly printed for
sale 1T this once.
Cisy scrip ana City warrants.
For sale In Sums TO suit, - this olkee.--
Come and buy some and pay your taxes.
Ar n AeAu.--Dr. Hickey il opening
ssors near Billings' No. 81. His fsss looks
familiar Ia thst quarter. Sueoess to trade.
DAnclHs.--hr. Rodgers has epsnsd :,
dancing school in Concert Hall, and win give
instruction n his .saal mastery manner.
TIN DIS Meuss LAsD 0nAss.--A sass IN
volviDg she extent Of the Dss Aoinss River
Land Grant came sp before the Unissd Ssasas
District Court, q ito rsesnt ssssion ID Du-
buque.
Jsdgs Love decided that the grant extends
70 the sesres Of the river, and IN appeal was
taken 70 the Supreme Court on bsbaH u ths
United States. We understand thas the oass
will sens up IN the Supreme Court Of the
United States early this winter. Should the
decision nads BY Judge Love be soaarnsd,
II will put our Rsilresd sonpasy in posses.
sion Of ample nsass 70 eonplsts the Kso-
kuk and 70. Dss Aoines Railroad TO the lss.
tor point within very brisf period.
GAfs Orr LnERARY IHsfrxvn.-This 90
cisty commences its course Of msetings for
the winter this Thursday evening y Ten
psranes Hall, on Main-st., between 9th and
7ss. LIST oil young nen who desire 10 spssd
> pleasant evening each week in thar man
tai culture tarn out and join the Institute
Il has been in sxistsnos ssvsrai yssn, il
sosPossd It yosng gaaslsnsa Of industry
md ability, and il nsstisgs during ths
winter wili doabtlsss bs interesting and To-
struotive. Al tho last meeting the follsw-
ing officers were elected President, J.. 4.
GARRISON; viss Prssidsst, A. Mcqueen ];
Secretary, A. Campbell; Treasurer. w. G.
LgDAs. 8 ss.s4s a
1 RUHAvAT.-YestsrdAy - the solorsd dfi-
yer d Mr.. Connabls's two-horss team vss
driving daxa Third street., sbovs High, ans
Of the lines broke. The driver hsld on %
The other line, By which the team Va tasssd
refund. Raining down 70 AAin street., The
driver va pitched ont, the tsaa re- 1gainss
and broke the swniBg post st Burks's sorsss,
and WAS brought to By The Lamp post. TIE
wagon wss injured soms, bat Harry Isltos
kept perfectly saln while 10 Witnessed ~ -
tsstrophs, end surveyed The wreck with phi
losophisal ooolnsss. %
$3.50 8@seN~
Orsas Auction saIs ~ Rurnlsurs.
This lTharsdayl morning, i 10 s'slosk. y. y.
Hanphrsy win ell 81 Ais salss rooa Ne. 3 1stss
nnua> fns~n An~s; - - nuA Rr~~yt~~. -.
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Oxeas Aactssn saIs - FUrnltnEe.
This lThnrsdayl morning, 4 10 s,elosk. y. \.
Hunph1sy win ell d his SAILS soo0 Es.S 1stsl
House, : large soasisnmsnt q Ans Furniture, son-
sitting Of shais tables, bedsteads stoves. oarDst
qssenswars, H., ~. Also, : large spnsinmsnt u
Dry 0eods--A sgsnsral assortment. Sale 70 con
tiaus in the evening, and from day 70 day until
tho stock ID closed ont.
Nov. 1-dlt
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IOWA IN1TlTUT1ON FOR DEAF AND
DUE, IL AOWA CITY.
sl'hIS issssstscn = nov opsn Tor pupils. Our
rrcv.d -.
r...,.--..,.., : f n Il
TS -. III au.o. .a.sv ~
$40. . na,ns . ons.s ~. so.ss VII confer
0enens apon - w. I1.s p-.-,
- AsAAo, FTineipai.
~ A.D 49, 49,. EManA An.
nao - ~ - = ' 49, Vii = Ies:ms
ch..h.. Of rs ssd sorsas
easy of esssU.a - 49, -
The fsauhsrs secured 70 instruct in their differ
ene doparen mts Of study. ars the follov;n.,
Rsy.0 n. MINI NS. PrinoinaI.
l ~. i. WILLTANH.
Mr.. r. ii. CRAVEN;
Miss Z. COPELIN.
MO. B. IHBELT.
Prospectug a TIE In.titntion ii h. r-h,,..-n.
and can be obtained ON applioetion 10 the Pre1snt
or Secretary Of ths Board Of Trustees. q - the
Principal. $3.50 As
TN Nm. THOMPSON, President:
y. Stkoxo. SECRETARY. A as ts2
Avs. =, ND 1.
ElIIE BOOK or THE Chapter, q NWrtior Il
ks5-I-4 ~ -. - 20 Z q $500 VI Ys-- -
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Arrivals - she 1Sll langs 11s ass.
8s NOV. TIL F.f @a

O Taylor, Milisr, bloomfield, H Rosssn, Troy;
. Beach, Iairhsid; y " leopold, Burlianon, ] o
McKee, DesAeinsG " p MsIivain, No, J Hw-
~, Inj 2 Lawns, ~ Maaison; W Haggins; r 7
Hu1gins, 81 IoIis;J 9 0sgood, Troy, H With
rov and lady. Des Aoinss, J Gilhaas. Hasnihal;
Rabicon ard lAdy, Phila.; 9 y SsAAnn, 4 Neck,
1srminsten; osnith, 0alsna; = nipslsG, Cinein-
natl; q 0ilhspis, 0ttamva; 9 NJ Tasehil, No; h
Melville, Aon,rase; = 7 Marsh, III. IA p se
ray KouF Taxss.--Les County Railroad
Coupons for sale By RIx, HALE = CO.
Octl3dn MsaS
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A new lot, in -, - and - lb. ksgs, and "
ETY. Of Coiorsd Inks. jest rsssivsa ct this OAes.
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Books FOR THE YOUTH.
DUBLLSHED BY HENRY HOYT, Bostsr, Msn.:
i Doing and not Doing
6traight Forward;
Opposite the Jaii
The Poor Girl and True Woman;
From Poor House 10 Pulpit;
Capt. Russsl's W Atchword;
PAlsssy the Hsg1enot Potter;
kllen Da0ro:
The Angsl u the Icsbefg;
The Percy Fsmily;
Tie Little Mounfain 6uids;
The GoldsA Mushroom; aR
HAsnah Lee; ~
Sophia DsEfsntx;
johnny Mckay;
Joe Carlton;
Robert Walton;
Hillside Faxn;
The Talent Improved.
For sals BY w. WNTCOTT,
act10d % Main-st.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-31

shall be effectively carried on 1T al poDss ana 'hal
not be subordiaated 10 the secondary consideration
of who shall De our candidates. Let us have work
ing clubs organized in every County and Township
docum. nts procured and distributed, the circulation
of Republican newspapers pushed TO the utmost
possible limit. and general a1d firm resolve shaE
the nomination Of A. b. or c. for President shall
make no difference in the unanimiy nor IN Che
heartiness Of our cxrrtions In view OF the
non.t-ous assertions and Assumptions OF
Preside Buchauans late Message BASED
on the Dred Scott decision, 1t a clear
that Republican defeat IN 1850 is virtual II not
fpal prostration Of the Republican cause. If there
il ever more to be any Free Territory that end can
only be attained through the election Of Presl-
dert who holds FREEDOM to be National Slar'Ty
sectional. ard bounded By the emits Of the States
which see 1t to establish and uphold It. Nay;
ge are 10 refuse to become parties TO >avery-eX-
tsnding crusade whereof Cuba and Mexico shall
be the first, with Central America and Hayu the
ultimate victims. We must wrest the Federal Ad-
niiristrat.on out Of the hands Of the Slavery Ex-
tensonists. and restore i b. the cOunses and the
conduct Of faithful disciples Of Washington and
Jefferson. And this if ever, is 10 be done in 1880.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-31
fONGREzs.

SENATE. Dec 30.-Mr. Rice OF Min. introi1red sew
ersi bs relative 10 pubic conveuiences In t2t state
and also gave notice Of bs providing for tsnqorary
government within the Territory Of Dacotlh. The
Senate then adjouTred tin Tue-day next.
House.. Dec 30.-Mr. Perry Of Ne. moved a raso-
lotion that until al organization was effected men-
bers be restricted 70 twenty minutes speaking, and not
more than once, until all members dsir.ng 70 speak
shall have been heard Also, that al MOTIONS TO lay
on the table be decided without debate Bat objections
were made to Offering the resolution and N. Boycs
Of g. C. took the floor ami made an attach On
the Republican party, charging It with obs,ru,t-
ing the execution Of the Fugitive Slave law.
Mr. Stanton Of Ohio replied, when there was
a lenatheued coIoquy respecting the Tariff Jn o,
S. partisan p9irc,. g., Then N' Stanton, IN
view Of the biy TO effect ln organization by the
majority rule, suggested the adoption Of the plurality
This was objected % by members Of the Adnnistra-
ton party and 3r. Montgomery Of Penn. moved tha,
Mr. Corwin be declared Speaker for - hours in order
that Deficiency bill might be passed for The relief Of
mail contractors aud other Government creditor.
A1id confusion, an adjournment was h4d BY one
r.af0Ffv.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-31
TuR sIRVCcIE OF 1850.

Al the risk Of beiuc deuonncea. p .roal o. and
.aint-hesrted ae tell toe Republicans Of these
United States that We believe they are 20 be beaten,
and We fear badly beaten IN the Presidential con-
test now opening unless they soon organize IN yhelr
several States Counties, and townships or Election
Districts, and take comprehensive measures 20 place
their views and objects so clearly and fully before
tie great body Of their ellowcitEeHs as to secure
thousands oil votes that VII otherwise De east
against them. Le, us be specific.
TIE distinctive position Of the Republican party
with regard 20 ;he disposition that should BE- made
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-31

Macbeth 0f Charleston mus, bayc lad an s1ter,,,-
with the ve,rd sisters Ike BIS great proso,ype =
where could he have got toe truth with .,e,
e-ded his speech" For hs part, be d,i oo, =.
Hege that the South would ever t.s a
d. Union until abe was kicb,i oai," Aad "a, a.
Lot Kicked out Of the room This "a To- o.. + ,n
v- can hnd with the chiyalric speech d ~ 4,,.
beth. who really sa.d great many .enso.. ,,s,.
oaiy hey were rather hard to make taise ". > Ia
concusious.
Col. James II Taylor gave rs bis tols ss
statesmanlike catalogue OF the resources Il ii.
South as the foundation Of great aad ,elsms,aa
ing empire -Four million OF slaves, elht mihs.
" of freemen, AID two hundred million Of exports -
Exports amounting 10 about two.th.rd. 81 tae .a.
tersst Of tbe National Debt Of England Itnns
wonder that Helpers book is prescribed "a "A,
golden region. The Colone, admits the fact Of the
"irrepress be conflict le has 1o nor. faih
than his fellows in the curative quahts. Of Uuon.
aying meetings. lie says, VII this CONSERVATIVE
sentiment roL back the tide Of anatcism which
finds IT, root ~ bec0Hs-icxc, ofa pegpi,' N,y.r'"
The metaphor is a little mixed, perhaps At east
tides" at toe North % nos generally take root
10 anything. But i vas cruel IN Lln TO say tbai
the conservatism itself is rotten al the cor
Not one OF the men that make itup but convinced
that Slavery IS wrong and the Institution sn egl-"
Nr. Charles OConor. even. be does not eHc1.
though It is the exception thar proves ths rlle.
With four million of slaves a. a basis Of tcer p0 &
zeal Institutions, the South will be aole 20 stand
against The world. lete,one the North Tbatunhappy
region viii be- ruined by the separation. whils
England VIII sympathize with and rejoice at-i.
Here be and Gov Wise seem to be- 20 issue Bu
notwithstanding this happy state Of future things
ne says, " We look iocwlrl-a gloomy pan seems
" To be settling upon our prospects and our hopes
the tedrers OF which are oar own Northern brett-
ren and friends .' With this cheerful .mige W.
must take our leave OF toe funeral bak,i meats
which did thus cojly iUdnisb forth that anluL
supper. II it were the object OF the sons of New.
England who have migrated T. Carolina. 70 prove
that they are more loyal her institutions than her
native born sons, We think It is accomplished.
These scoUs Of New England pine which have been
grated into th, Palmetto tree, seem to haze taken
their iuoculation kiudly, and bourgeOu more broadly
than the natural branches And lLe worst we hops
tie New England Society Of Charleston H. shat
after Dissolution, they may have joier time lhaa
las heen their lot this wear.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-31

Gcy. Wise, in his recent iantastical speech to tho
inchoate doctors, swore iealty to the Union; but IL
we are to Judge by the u.terances u his organ az
Richmond, the oath was taken with enormous men
tai reservations and qualifications The EHqV'r,r
tels Us anew, not merely that the election Of r.
publican President will be the signal Of Disnaion
but that the election Itself viii be prevented by force
of arms. "To permit this sectional leader" ey-
claims The Enquirer, "tO possess himself Of the
4" Federal Government would he to acquIesce IA an
act yolative Of confederate faith, aud to arm our
- open and ayOwed enemies with the weapons
framed by our foreiathers for our defense, and to
invite them BY our supineness 10 make the as-
&" sault." The South viii not wait for Black
" Republcanism to arm itself with the powers Of
81 the Federal Government, and then begin the
50 work Of Disuniou; but by resisting prevent the
Black Republicans from committing the overt
act that must eyentuate in Dsunion.' 4" The
South will resist by arms the voice OF the major.
d" ity under the forms Of the Constitution. when
that voice calls to power men who have pro-
claimed the 'irrepressibe conflict ~
In this civil war the beiligereDt slaveholders do
not propose to 6ght alone. Ia this peculiar scheme
for subjueatng the majority Of the freemen Of the
country they expect to be aided by the minority "A
the North. The bold, brave speeche, Of lnger.
" soil. Gushing. and O'Conor, seconded by Yaux,
" Everett, and Hunt, by Tyler, Lincoln, and DIX, d"
give them hopes Of valuable assistance in the hour
of battle. I'VE have, says Tho EHqHirsr, " many,
" very many, bold aud brave friends yes az tbe
" North ready 10 rally to our rights, and as they
" have proclaimed them in speeches, 20 defend
% them by acts, as well as protect them by arms"
OF course, in the army TO be enlisted for this
solemn purpose, the chief conn and would be ia-
trusted 10 Gen. Caleb Cushing with the other be-
roet for Heutenants under him. Can anybody say
whether any commissions have yet been distributed ?
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-31

The Democratic party vas founded to defend the
rights Of man against the pretensons Of property
end as such ir grew into power. Now it exists ey-
cmaiyely as the defender aud glorifer Of the right
Of property in nigaefs.'
II was founded to assert and maintain the right
Of the majority Of citizens, without distinction Of
fortune, to dictate the policy and administer the
government Of the country. Now il exists a8 the
advocate OF the right Of a minority, and that
minority composed of shareholders, to govern, aud
to destroy the Constitution and the Union in case 4
nan they dislike +. legally elected President
Is anybody fool enough to suppose that a party.
whose only remaining political principles aro
niggers' and Disunion. can retain The support Of
the Democratic ma-sesl The people, who are
Democrats AT heart, have gone over to the Repub-
EcaDs, with whom the "glitteriHg generalit.es Of
Jefferson, and tie stern fidelity 10 the Union Of
Jackson, are still living AID inspiring realities.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-31

The report that Cortina had been routed Is con-
fr1ned. There were two battles, one ON tie litn,
in which 300 United States troops and Rangers
were drawn into an ambuscade, when the enemy,
consisting of a portion of Cortina's band, made
good their escape, running of their artillery. On
the 2Oth, Cortma concentrated BIS forces above
Brownsville, aud met the Americans. \ severe
fight ensued and COrtila was forced TO fly from
the field Al last accounts the Americans weco IN
hot pursuit.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-31
ship News.

Ntelrr A,US Dec 81 sunset bark AMI $40 b-igs DO
ss~r r..fl ln Nul flesh \. ~ wcl.lcI c.rIr.
StNbf HOGN Dee 80. .rnsr-s fhs--1 ir5i Atr
ps r.sr the Middle, "a tho 4chilc-. WIND lgl
y. N. .VtsftC e. c.cf~.
f- s4of 3, nov iassin- bls sia.icl- td Nes hs- y
". Wrlfltl Clesr NJ.
rorS fol eui schr Oiu Cow >mh, Boston 4oE BAR
timcrs.
BLtin1u.
CHARLESTON Dee. ,n-Arr. ships southern hs-.r, Doe
t Csie snd O-ec. live lPo, stasl. Ncs-f era na-ks
rv Ffabeh Boston; NsttsIaHd Rotterdam, Acallf Ne
Work, triss Flora Hsysus; flranSs, boston- "
a. e.. rsutr.. sl,p judah 4urro. tsc4f-stt
~ j oau. dip D.. -9m N.-ca-r'f ii Hrr' g. 'H "a
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-31
SPECIAL NOTIeE TO THE PUBLIC.

JULES VI tyM Co. CHAHrNHHE.
We have been informed that On ben our vines
Jules h!umm CO.. led f0r many the hotels aud the
trade Their best 20 recommend aud substitute another WINE
similar in place said " me osu De Obtained
al less prices.
now urgently protest against such proceeding ana
the public accept any other Inc Wnen ours Il
called fortaf say which has not arm, jules hluun
Co. with the Of Agent JaTee Meyer Jr on the
labe wh autograph signature in f4 rolna tEs NECK OF
the bottle. o..
We rheruore request customer and friends 70
mo-. pdrr- attention 20 the aforementioned tsnt0n a.
the other house sm has copied our atverus or
shocird9 aid act makn the confusion Of both names ullc
We present superior article pgbic and desire to
our merit without being min led with any SIM al name
0 braud.
With such Wines as those send 10 America connoisHeurs
vii recognize that cny admit the Vine OF we thquoL
20 H. o t e purity sud superior quality own and
u stronger evidence Of vhs state, refer to the ia'n
tcd states Appraisers. newly ork who acknowledge
TO or agent that after most careful examination with other
brand Imported in port they obliged owing 20 the
great sureoriy ofthe jules Mumn Cos Champagne 10 ap-
rroe.t bisber than
inst ass Champagne received here. JULES MrNa %.
Oar Clau1na-ue brands constantly hand follows
JTIr. MUM 4 Co. NkRlKNAh C-elNEE
JrLFs MUNs q Co.. IMPERIAL.
The other brands such NHktFyAr DH7 and NrANs fF
vAIR only Co. special order
Tho bovs be had cf all the principal Wine Dealers
throughout he states also the RUNE sd MosELls
WISEs of PgrKK ARNOLD NJ HS.
JAMES NEVER. So, sol" Agent FOR tue u =,
b--r-raf, N~~ \
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-31
APPROPEIATE
APPROPRIATE
HOLIDAY PHHENTs.
PRINCt's fhoTEAN ForN1 ~ fsN,
WARRANTED fRHyECr
rO5ETHFE WIN OrHEg >rifss.
Drrll No 2tT BEoAnwA An. ~ ,tairs.
4 SERIES or LETTERS TO CONSERVATIVES.

4 SERIES or LETTERS TO CON>U MPrNES
Notls- likely provoke 'dllo's sneers nom al
ousle.s jlan e euulestgn Of theory Of The ea1ses
aud toN,rWPri'S. The pbi' --otf 0y u-iA l.5'
- disposed 10 tar deaf ear to ~ by P5le he sub
ject bUt have no he0y to Iatr no lcde q. u, 'en.
voucher cta; NY Egnpents demo Isii1H anu eyou
these u, ssS one 20 20 with me- Tor Do not go 0e'ond
Great .. bearing directly qPoa questions Of vital import
and -i a. e cecfstou ay be- 20 uany am pret alsd 70
that lsvc dcoyeted o. ohenl lly.l the aHrd-
move tl.t csl,,, thereby curing lie disease.
Letters t- sab ec'' cent By mail or vr.Sa SPop afp'
,at,u, 20 -. a. j. 5, 5p,oN "n7E, 49,. ". t",,
A CtEE foR RArrLiNG WINDOWS AND CoLD
Ho,.Is-TAe paisut "EA,EiSsioE' DooG Avn W Ng9W l.
and coortable that Z them are oii aal 9A. IKE
vine and entirely r.c'en taat ssea -oyaace ha''hns
Pr,ns. residences viii fui them invalid
a1le and their t'ri bil- urt.T.l .y reduced
Taey sold ID leosh 30 so or MI BE- Pr 7ey a2Ped on
f' Nc. q P.att-st. nsv.Io-k
number Of smart scti,r men oan a.c ,roal - 90 - Jay
hy isplyng these strl7s to stores and d''etlns'.
ON HUNDRED AND TWENTY THREE LOT>,
wing between 2Ilth srd 2i2,sts and brJa~ay and me H
, ,e be-s che 6aarco q te s7l ale Or 'te - LOG,
ior Of time, Vi positively pe sSe ~ a. - 4,
o'e.o. B. 90 the Merchant Eaclalse. AI----l
TIENTE 4 LYoX'S SWING MACHINES have ~
eeivcd the h-he, Medal g the f Of the NncE,n lul.r'
via he hi-ee trenina ior ne ~as maeAqe @oiA 49, 30
tu- o. -httt frtnlan ~ thc + "a ' f 'At-N--
N,w-sr,ry fa sr4 .sncy wherever eE-loIed o.-
nee No slS bro.tvay.
FoR OLp AND YOCNG. AND WORTHY THE
CoVvIpFNCs - AtL-frot WOODS HNS ht'r'9tti'K'
pepoi No &4t Broadway aBa sold oy all Druggist ld saacy
Ooods Dealers.
CIlFrilUGH's Vic aud ToJPEE FACTORY Is tn
only d r 70 get we-tnsle and perfectly yuIs are Ncn-
residents receive s-luu system y p ,ans =
s.a-r reject Ne. 2t Broadway coruvs ct faoe o.
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-1ol. j. y. Bu,ne- u Weston. Ne hiss been de-
lsIst One choice Of tke people Of Platte County, for
Couarc-,. to ,ake the place of Air. Craig.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-31

The House Of Representative. yesterday faded
to ballot for a Speaker, the day being devoted TO
speeches, and it adjourned over until Tuesday next
We are happy to say that the Republicans sol.diy
resisted this adjournment. They were Our7otsd
by the combined Democrat" and South Americ
forces: but the country viii underta tand ,hat the
delay in the Organization of the House Is no ault
of theirs. either nOW or heretofore