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The Pacific City Qowa) Herald has GOT j.
copy OF Ciarkes detector, and thus moral
ICES over it:
Somebody hat sent US a copy of Clarke )
Bank List and Counterfeit Detector," pub
lished in st. Louis, by Robert Lee Clarke,
tor 81 year. 1t is a most refreshing doc
ument reminding us OF the good old times
when we were younger-before we emigrat-
ed to the West-when we used to see little
bits OF paper evidences OF indebtedness
with pictures and names on them, which
Were called Bank Bills, and which circulated
IN commercial circles instead Of money, or
articles OF value, (such as corner lots, corn
meal, wild laud and potatoes) People who
had their pockets full Of these bills were
supposed to be rich, and were envied. Pres
entity smash would 20 a Bank, and then
the poor fellow who had the most of its paper
was laughed at for Il fool by those who had
none Who ever heard of corner lots"
smashing up Nobody. Then sometimes
fellow with pocket full of this trash would
have it stolen from him. Who ever heard
of stealing wild land2 Then, again, a Eel.
low would be caught with his pockets full Of
these papers, that didn't look exactly like
some others and slap he'd 90 to the pen
ltentiary Tor passing counterfeit bills. Who
ever heard of a man being sent to the peni-
tertiary Tor passing counterfeit corn meal or
potatoes Nobody. Yet, we understand
that some people out West are complaining
because they never see any more Bank bills
it will mitigate their distress any, they
may have our De:ector. We've no use for it,
We have but one bank BILL and we knew
that was counterfeit two years ago. lfsome-
body will send US Real Estate List and
Provision Detector, We might make some use
OF it; but this thing has dropped into the
wrong pew.
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GROVER & BAKERS
CELEBRATED
FAMILY SEWING MACHINES
4OS broadway. New York.
A NEW STYLE-PRICE $50.

Ills MACHINE sews from two spools, a. parek
rom the store, requiring no reuindnv af,s ased
y Hens, Fels, Gathers and Stitches IN nr~ad;
htyir finishing each seam BY ty own opeyat psrior
recourse 10 the hand-need.c as is rseur ~ wi,hon.
mscnanes y wiz do better and cheap. .ed ~ other
seAmstress can, even Ii she work. r tewiIR Than
Aoas. ssAD ron CIscULAE for ore cen. ar
dselA-bptf BANNER, Agent
8Urlinst1n
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100 ano annla Tra.e Ca.

ANUsVUV . pL5Is LTIUo IUI cGfC.
A THE BURLINGTON NIk5ERY. Also, a large
assortment o. ethef Fruit, 0rna til md Ever.
green Trees, Shrubs, Rose, and Flower in fin cond
ton Tor transPlant,ng at the lowest prices Orders
promptly attended to- address A. COA,STOCK
Burlington, or the undersigned at Midd town Iowa.
feb4-w3w i x SpoTT
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l. E Y u z A ~ 7
PATENTED OCT. 20, 1857.
Important to Mllers!


NGbN " ARDS NEW sN0fT IN aCssySD
ND sEPAksATOa COMHFaEH.
w take this method Of in corning sillers generally
- u.at we are now mar aiacturing and viii ~
constantly on hand WoodwarI's Comh;nad Sr,~.. ~
Separator This Machine we consider The hnst -,
ase, ana we hazard nothing n saving every Mil.r ~
eaa1 :, ~ VIII pear US ot in this assertion 1t IA
eopa and durable, moves with less power than most
aeihes and does all the hereto fore parnrn.1 M
.e. machines viz: the Screen, Separator aud snpt
~ ~ ~ ph o. me Tanning Mil which has ssual
~ W De used IN cleaning dust rom eTal
as 70 the mode Of operation, in the frat
.a.ts the sticks throws smut balls and napt ~ n.
oaas IRON the grain before securing Mile in tbs
proc IS OF securing the grain brought In ss
81 ing blast OF air, which carries of dns. a. a.. ~
aae- l. then passes into a larger Separator .har -
- eIeai ca OF Chess, imperfect grains Dat. Sc IA -
clsa,aa 1ro 70, srlnahg. The dust is all not only
"' rom The grain, but from the chess oats Ana
onaii ana blown clear out CT the mill Anoth.- - 80
81, ausahtage is that IT can be on The sauna a.
Sia e uutfs OF any where ese in the mill that NAV f.
0esrea. ~ u makes no dust whatever os
Every Miller knows that il IL utterly m,,ssfh,. =
-, :, lat viii make good -four OF dirty orai,
aness te art be FIRST removed No better mnrh,pa ~
yer been invented for this purpose thar wea. IN
shutter nd Separator, and il is believed ,n aIu
aaapte Western Grain. They are nos, ~ -. 81 "s
:an oes ena twoof the Mills in this eiry sns, aas
4 Bros, and keiser a Co.'S ''asun"efiasd
Orders promptly attended to-
oo' 1o-dwti WOODWARD, KEIsER 4 surpxrry
burlington. Iowa
Mr. r, w POI 4 CRY, March ID. lsSs
Dear Str:-Your Shutter that A.va,
So ABOUT eighteen months is the mos. perfer
w., - ~ a I now 10 use. used n machine tha.
"a = @ % ehicsgo Tor short time after star,a
y e"ss me more for repsrse and dclsys - 80
nohtfs than The whole Of the machi, ~. !" eW
ION you. ionr machine has not cost NJ anrihi sos
anu Is now, after eighteen n,ontns sar; ~
uoihg us work IN the pc. feet ,nannry p,s,
cept my thanks for past favois api hest ae-
recess. You're ras,aat,.'l "tshes Tor your /
1Af'TAs GL0RGR BEERS |
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y. III HARRIS.
Auction and Commission Merchant


Dry GHodS. GioiiA.Hg. NOfiGsas, &C.,
63 III AIN STREET
I5MriingiOs.. Iowa.
WILL attend TO the sale Of Land. 4. ,r .hsn disa
" Household Goods, Eorscs, Cattle, &C., ia any
part of the city. -
Liberal advances, and prompt returns made on con.
signments.
KkFERESCkS,
bricge, Shepard Nateri an, Is Dey ST., N Y
Jas. Is. Chadwick 4 Co., It. Louis Missouri
Hedges, Free Co., CINCINNATI Ohio
Hounds Langden, 1876 Randolph st., Chicago H.
Gooioangh Il Brooks. BanAers, Buring tori, iowa,
Lauman, Hedge X Co.,
j. L. Corse 4 SoL, 81
janl2 bptf
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DEAL Estate in Council Bluffs and
IN 9MA ksn.-PersoDs DESTROYS OF securing Real
Estate either of these fourishing towus will do we'll
send their ordersto.t D. G. BLO0MER,
mar I-bpH Land Agent.
El5Ha
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J. G. ABERCRO!MBIE,

4 Ill operations in Dentistry carefully and skill.
"A rn,,y nrrsurntd AT late and vanskis rlprove-
mems hnd discoveries tn The professor pfactced
over eight years practice 10 tits ciIys
Office over Hcssies's Eris store, Jstsfson stfcet.
uyg bpsf
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ETAL WAREHOUSE
$4,000 EEupsite. Wire Ic,cir

$1,000 EEunGie. Wire Fencing
We are prepared to make with dealers for
hrst quail ty AANEhLED FENCE WIRE, Nos. s aud 9.
in quantities Of not less than ton deliverable nj
our Warehouse at any time previous the first day OF
June next-hse per celt cash 10 be paid when the
contract is made balance on delivery.
feh52m THO las :. DiChERSOy.
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General Land Agency Office
COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA.

nEA sEk e.. Il l. q u WI f. 10
IL ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR.
VIII promptly attend to Land Agencies, Inyettng
Money, Lccatn and Selling Land Warrants, Paying
Faxes, Selling Real Estate and all other branches OF
The Land Business, In Western Iowa and Nebraska.
mar 7-bptf. f&
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S Z A Z E NJ E N T
or THE CONDITION OF
kEe Hartford Fire Insurance.


Published by authority of the A. ditor or the state d
Iowa. H. HUNTINGTON, President
7. G. ALLYN, Secretary.
L.. H. SHEPARD, Agent for Burlington.
CAPITAL.
The amount of Capital Stock is, $500 600 90
The amount of Capital stock paid up, is 5Vp00U 90
Cash on hard s4sass %
Cash in hands fof Agents, OF in
coarse OF TRANSMISSION, 34,1Ut 81 s7;561 AZ
Balances on book due the COMPANY, ia 7s3 %
Bills receivable, secured by per.
y sonei security, c9,s74 IS
heai Estate unencumbered, 1900 G6
MARKET VALUE
81 shares Hartford nank stock soT 452 90
900 :" Phoenix Bank stock, 40 900 90
l9a Shares Conn. River Banking
Company stock, 41a 90
2tO shares Farmers and Me-
cht2i cs' fagk stock, % so 90
ltd shares Exchange Bank stock, $4,000
ia Shares City Bank stock, /. a6y 90
ioi shares Bank Of Hartford Co.
Bank stock, s025 90
xu9 SHARES charter Oak Bank st'k, 2a,4gg 90
LOO sAarcs Mercantile Bank stock Ii iUelu
l32 Shares Merchants and Manu-
factarer'8 Bank Stock, IS S63 co
l3i Shares Ena Bank stock, lI3l6Go
2oe shares American Exchange
Bans stock, New York, 21250oo
ouU Shares Bank OF America Bank
stock, New York, 81 900 0o
zoo Shares Bank of Commerce
Bank stock, New York, 20 7oO0D
$40 Shares Importers Il Traders
Bank bank stock New York SO 600 90
200 ohares Manhattan Company
BANK bank stock, New York, ID 500 90
200 Shares Merchants Bank bank
stock, New York, II a50ua
2nG Shares Union Bank stock New
York, Ia ao0 az
POO Shares Ocean Bank stock, New
York. o eoo "a
loo Shares Bank OF North America
bank stock, New York, II 900 90
800 Shares metropolitan Bank
stock, New York, 3345D00
100 Shares 81 kstone Bank stock
Boston, IN s0o ao1
loo Shares Bank of Commerce
stock, noson, 1888 90
10 shares Suffolk Ba nix stock Ros-
ton, omen
loo shares Hide and Leather Bank
stock, Boston, TO- 800 10
100 Shares Granite Bank stock,
Boston, n 2na M
leo shares Webster Bank stock,
Boston, IN -bnna
l"o ~h4res National Bank stock,
/, a. Boston S,' 1o,a0o 90
loh Skates Atlantic Bank stock,
lot ssares Bank of the State of
Mi souri,, IN eoa IN
100 Shares Hartford ana New Ha-
yen Railroad Company, i225O0o
~ shares nnecticut River Rail-
road Company, 1e05Ge
100 Shares Connecticut River Com.
pany stock, aooO an
u hartford City Bonds, 6 per ooooo
cents, payable 1876, 2i32O0o
Ohio state Bonds, per cents.
payable 1860 1ao-s ~
20 Michigan State Bonds G per
cents. payable in 1868. 20 600 40
~ Tennessee state Bonds, 6 per
cents, payable in 1892, Is $40 %
United States Treasury Notes,
t41s per centsD 14G35 90
s6l7,sis 90 ssl7 ,sl3 90
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Here is quiet and beautiful family pic

Here is a quiet and beautiful family pic
ture:
There sits a little child with sunny hair,
Careless and innocent and bright and fair,
Within her arms doll unconscious lis,
Gazing upward with its staring ewes,
Into face where woman's sprinkling love
Looks tenderly upon it from above.
And sooths the little puppets fancied cries
With the sweet fall Of chanted lulabies,
And when at last the doll had ceased to
weep
And falls, or is supposed to fall asleep,
She takes her plaything to its snowy nest
And with kiss commits it to its rest
Then bowling down beside her mothers knee,
She lisps the gentle prayer of infancy,
And takes the kiss maternal love bestows
As she is carried to her own repose,
Where, like rosebud waiting for the light,
She nestles in the drapery of night.
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Total amount of Liabilities.

o. tAt
Tie rule OF the Company is not to exceed ALI .n ~
any enc risk, su9ect to loss by a single Gre "
iht amount insured IN city village denar 4. N
ts sizeet morally all the desirable risks N i. a.
shij sct 70 tie teie last above named ',
d. - t-leoht iIsarea Ia any one block or buildings
sssas upon rs Size and tructlon subject u IN
rule above referred to - s'9
OF the Capital or earnings this Conpan IN.
deposited In any other State as security for los..s
ard no such deposit Is required bv anv ri M
Cpt indiana; from which State The agencies IN ,his
,s"pAhy we're Withdrawn, this Company en,s,tsins
oPhien that Its entire Capital and resour.es arr
pgeo Tor the equal security Of all its Policy Ha,asrs
s saa should y remain Under the opinion Of la,s Al,
oenerai OF the State OF Indiana aforesaid nyo
:, ~ uie law sarafid and Uoid some OF n. Aysots
n. =. company have resamed tleir egice and ra,tn
- " uahsaet The business Of Insurance il thar state
1t Is bsrshv ....,s- Auditors Office, Iowa
r.n. ~ Ieoy certified, that the Hartford Fira Insn
,h,s "a mPany u Hartford, Connecticut has fI.d IN
sac,,sn lehsaed etAts Inenl, In accorlancr ,i,h
Insp. i4s Laws OF 1857, which r.reires NV
~ 81 u 40 .nereioie renew The cert,nr.t4 IN A,sn
which Z h.,sh. Esq. for Des Moines COUNTY.
he ve.r isna .on.nasd In full furce aud rfE-rt ~
.he loos further certiSed In, ,hs
"N1 1 x4l " the statement, ~ hied
;, Witness my hand ana scsi :, n. ..,
y. 81 sOth day Of January, 1869. 80 Ao'nes 'his
iana1 J. ". OATTKLL.
Auditor 81 ssais.
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=. = r. I 4 4 NJ a n,
~ =

1TAs opened chop - No. ~ ccpp Parsons block.
next deer To Dr snydcr's lice, where Dc IS ana
ieas to see old friends afs customer. All wofk
Garrahted. tntiing aone shor; notice.
Orders sniicifed. 5# hinsbyam
STEPHEN r. ACREs.
book kfAder. Paper gsnier IL isfassfs
40 sf00ss MAI 10 fHCtnses.
In Cooibragh's Flock. Main 81 ets,
BCRLfNG70.f, IOWA.
Binding If every description dore &c ctirr. E,ans
Books fuiea ard manufactured in any stvfs. Paper
Blanks. &c.. ruisa to sag pattern. nys-hpy
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Tact, Eytrnatn4 ,vfYf.o.tY % IN

Iecsi Extracted without paini
ilEsN. sS1kt@atSN ss c&fss.- arxs ezsg- ST
- s.OM, Corner Of j. Ger pn aun N:sr1=FA
IAifi sire =, are now prepared 70 e. III 49,.
traet teeth without pasm. having pro- --44l-At
curei ths latest Improved Intercollegiate IDstyu-
a,elt snperer to any heretofore intrtductd for that
purpose.
CT Teeth filed, anil fun end partial trtts Of
tee b inserted the atmospheric principle. AL
operations IN deniistry kk.tuIy leIferu.a and war;
nted. fiec3 pf
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S6l7,Si3 10 t6l7,sl3 90

Total amount Of ASSETS s7aa 20. 80
LIABILITIES.
No liabilities to Banks, or others
due or not due.
No losses adj isted ana due
Losses either ojusted or D.
Justed aud not due, Z a5UlS ~
Losses 10 suspense, waiting fur.
ther proof, included in last an.
swer above,
All other claims against the
Company, ~ se5a7
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A. DEMMERLE,

A. DEMMERLE.
SADDLE -d4VD HARNESS MIXER,
Washington, between Main, A. Sd SIS.
1l,HE undersigned has hand and manufacture to
4 order Saddles, Harness and all articles In his line,
in any style desired. Thef have purcha the right
manufacture shattnck's Patent Collar, believed be
The best article used
Chairs, Sofas, ETC., trimmed in style dssi
Orders solicited A. aEMNERLE.
oct5-dSm-wly Gree Plcss COPY
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-30

Noiice.-The Join. Special Committee on The New Reser.
soiT will at No g. City Hall, THURSDAY, the Sh
is. O'Clock All Paes interested requested to
attend
Coanclm.n--wM. LAISBErk ~ =,
q ~. PLATr, Joint Special
ALEX FREAR, Committee
Ademen-W. }. PECK, ON
j. n. BRADY, New Reservoir
H. w GENET,
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-30

LIVERY HOTEL WANTS 1T
Ia EVERY RESTAURANT WANTS lT!H
EVERY RAILROAD WANTS IT.!
EVERY THEATEK WANTS IT.!
EVERY BANK WANTS IT.!
EVERY BROKER WANTS iT!!!
EVERY sTOREKEEPER WANTS IT!H
EVERY STEAMBOAT WANTS Ir!!!
EVERY BAR-ROOM WANTS IT.!
EVERY BAKER WANTS IT.!
EVERY BUTCHER WANTS IT.!
EVERY ONE WHO TAKES HANDLES Pa
PER MONEY, WANTS 1T
WANTS WHAT
THE FAC-SIMILE BANK-NoTE DETECTER!!!
HEWETS ENCYCLUPEDIA!!!
hou, IL the, ell hourly n.k Of receiving 6 note
raised 10 SO e2, t5 other large denomination OF
th,y are al the In danger Of taking worthless Wild
cal BAH Note which the title Of solvent Bank h.s on
,ubitu.d spurious no,es that ake
thri. sptxa apc fvI the hfst Time.
uumbvrs containing One hundred ana
Of teluine BANK Notes. commencing with
The C,ty and thereafter consinins all the New
Land State. u alphabetical order throughout the whole
county. III A..
Dealers Asd Periodical Agents in the Unon
No . Ns,sauH-
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-30

EOUKTH-OF-JULY EXCURSION 10 NEW
i PORT ,no PROylDENCE-Farc for the entire thp only
So The Steamer GOVERNOR, French G INN nm ,ad,,' an
july a, occk m. Returning, will eev. Newport on
TUESDAY EVENING. July s, arriving In Ne~ York a. an
.Iy hour ueIt morning tn. of the staunchest
,rsynrrs ON the souLd regularly Providence has fne
ON aud pans will b- spared by the
oa,e he boat 10 make this Apply
,o LEAnDER KENNY, No. 25 CocDtiessiP
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-30
Gopartnershiy.

VTNHE COMPREHENSIVE heretofore existing
Il between WILLIAA n. SHAW and JOHN l. Grossly
under The of sH4 ChUsBY, Dissolved
thu 18th day a June instant, BY mutual c,nseDI
IN. und-sgped having purchs..d he insrest 81 John
Crosby IA business of the te 6fm " Shaw Crosby M.
Cro.by 70 trrs rron aud t uDd-r.D,d Oil JDuaos the
Old aud tsyots stand No. 10 Spns eornef
s tunes viii b. foaDd cbice ssss don
Of Family GROCERIES, ETC., the lo~est posios pros
BERRIES FRUITS In their Of ,hs b-ss quality,
carefully selected viii b. kept constantly hand ths oadsf
Egred having peculiar facilities pocurss the same
WILLIAM H. SHAW.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-30

4 YOUNG American Woman wishes SIT
~ UATlOS IN q svr- ether IN New Yorh Brooky sac
nd -, B. wi ;as - sandSy Aidirss
Hlsa HAkT, No. iS3 Cisrerlon.sy BrJokiyn
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-30

American Institute POLYTECHNIC Association
p,.t. AZ pr STORY Ia the Cooper Bmdng cOner
stb. aud 4h-av No. "A, on THUhsDAf jane S a
subi,e The Ultimate Of Physical Power" sTan
q, :, are always welcome Admission free 10 all. ,
s'' Ii MEI0S, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-30

DEPOT for }. W. HADFIELDs FIRST PRE-
~ MUM FiREWORKS.-A full assortment Of the ben
&Any snd at the loves, 0esrs rsspectfy In
ited IN call and examine r FOULDS r, No 81 johp-st
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-30

or,,cs OF THE COMMISSIONERS FOR M.cADsMZIsG cEs.)
rAIS ROADS ASD Avenues N The Iows OF WEsr
FARMS. " EsTcHEsTER CoUSry, " I.
ITO CONTRACTORS.-Sea Proposals in-
dorsed Prop sal for Mscadamizins fordhssy, in he
Town Of W.s,m viii b. from respnnsb- psrs a;
,h- Uec- Of JOHN BArHGATE esq. the Town Hall on
Fordb.r Ia the Town OF We.,farms until o'clock N
on WEDNESDAY, July Is poSimo, al which time the Z IN
i,,iop The Town Hall consider The aud
he bidder bidders in tzeir opinion
will b.s subserye the ntsrests Of the town.
III, plan .hr work the specification be q: The
osce u JOHN BA1HGATE, az sbJye.
BENJAMIN L. HORTON)
H. EDWARD BAACK Comm-ssioners
JOHN BATH0ATE,
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-30
Jusuranrs Gompanifs.

DEPUBLIC INSURANCE COMPANY, No: 10
II wALL-sT-ECONOMY and SECURITY IN FIRE
INsJRANCE-Fr- combining th. mutual plan wA
The Cspita principle The Chasr Of this Company re
ouire per The profits shall be annually divided 70
operaon years. durns which
dealer. 1854 pr ~ their premiums They Insure against
o- Damage by Fr The lowest current rates Of solvent
Compuni-s. =, =,
III. -cur,y offered TO Insurers Is sccumra,ns ore their
surplus being now nearly as large as their capital
An prsons may have b.i policies issued by This Company
expiring in 1854 1885, 1856 1887 1885, and have received
, scrp which they may be entitled requested 20 call and
take H. ose;her with the interest," which 10 payable annually
cash. :,
H''' u ' ~ ROBERT g. HONE, President
DrycAyF CrsRy Secretary.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-30

EDINBURGH EDITION.
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ENCYC OP 4 A;
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THE PEOPLE
ON THE BASIS OF TUE LATEST EDITION OF THE
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6S.py expsctso that the will 5e mpfisod IN soou;
shty Monthly Parts forming Six voams similar in
,ppesaUc. the yol1m.s Il Chao.s afom.tion for the
People"
PARTS AND H. NOW READY, PRICE FIFTEEN CENTS
EACH
The subscribers hsve the pleasure Of announcing that In ac
,ordspce with existing arrangement with ,h. Mss W.
Il Edinburgh sppy tue American market with
tne popular publications. of this ebsied house. they vii! b.
uush in Quantities mn tan-olsy with their
Ed brsh the consecutive Weekly Numbers Monthly
P ano If hi. vsuab. WORK. pnp-d from .he
ps upon the quality Of paper and eHeeud in every
pzrtic lar in the style The Edinburgh edition
has been careful preparation
for The meantime, the cTOwng cDntri
button ofs editors s.n.r, htrsture-s work designed in
p.ca manner equally its construction and In ia price, TO.
popular crculation. for sale by the trade generally
J. b. LIpPINCOTr Co,
Noe q ~ North Fou-.h-st., Phils.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-30
EXCURSION AROUND STATEN ISLAND

~ y =,
The steamer RED JACKET Will leave Pier No. North
River O'Clock p M July 4, 1852 for Tip around Staten
Island. -
Thss delightful sail and Affords fine view Of the New Yok
Bay sd HsTbor the Naows Highlands OF Nevesak ard ths
esutifu sceIery of Kill Van Ku Tue tnp viii ocupy about
houIs returniis N-v-ioIk about p. Cohion aud
will accompany the Excursion Fare for the Excursion y cenis
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-30

PUBLC-For those leaving the city July Railroad aud
Steamboat Line Afternoon Boat O'Clock for Hud.ou.
from of Jsyst noh sde landing at Cedwef' W.s
Point (Cozzens D0ck Newoursh, Low Point. Milton, lsh
teep.ie Rhnebck Barrytown 8nso Wes, Camp and Cats
kill Fare, Nevvburgh and Pongnkoepsi Tickets
nav obtained board the boat to the following places;
Des Arc citizen., 1859-11-09
Medical T0rd.

nR s. CHENIyA from Louisiana. res- U pectfnliy notifies the inhabitants of Des Arc and the surrounding country, that he has established himssf permanen ly at this place for the practice of his profession, and as a Speciality, those branches of it pertaining to women and children's maiadies
 Dr. Cheniva has right to hope. after a successful peactice of fourteen years in Louis sana--and nine years of which was in the city of New Orleans, that he may also deserve the confidence of a generous and enlightened public in this State.
 N B. Sypbilitic diseases in all their stages are radically cured according to modern and approved system.
 GV- OGice--at Dr. J. J. Lanes old stand.
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Des Arc citizen., 1859-11-09

ARms FussIsHEp TO SLAVES --ii IS stated on reliable authority thai the slaves of widow lady in Shenandoah county, Virginia. were furnished with arms by the aboiionists, and a night appointed for them to start to Harper's Ferry. Instead of doing so, however when the time came. they held a consultation. and taking those very arms. kepi guard from dark till dawn around their mistress's house. In the morning they showed her the arms, told her what they had done, and went to work as usual