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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-11-19

; Bay Assuoryis circulating in Washing
ton to the effect that the Republicans intend
to stop the eialnOr. OF the Democrats, in
charging them with colnplicity withS the
harpers Ferry rioters, by moving the. APP
polntaaeht. of q committee to investigate the
eolaact o. Secretary Floyd and the Cabi-
net y. IN dlsregarding the Warming letter from
CINCINNATI and leaving the hubble nrouerty
unprotected. This would effee.tuallv' tnrn
the tables on the agitators, and shut then
mouths, II the New York election has not
suficed for that purpose.
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p1r It is given up pretty much that
Sherman will be elected Speaker Of the
House without much trouble, It is
likely that good many Southerners will
not be present at the opening of Congress,
in order to give the Republicans chance of
organizing, and thus throw upon That party
the responsibility of managing public affairs
this session .sf.E ,
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-11-19

e&@ A gentleman in Cincinnati sent a
basket of choice wine to a lady friend but
by mistake the servant carried itAstos the.
door of beautiful woman who had a Zeal
GUS husband. Thereupon, greatly enraeed
he proceeded to the lodgings of the d6nor
and administered to him a flagellatiou, after
which mutual explanations ensued.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-11-19
Boy occasional" talks as follows of
Hon 'williamsB. Reed, Ex [. s. Minister to
Ehina

Hon WilliamsB. Reed, Ex L. S. Minister to.
China:
~ Among The expected visitors to Washing
TOMS the Hon. William B. Reed, of PENN
sylvania He will come here by special in
vi;atioF; no doubt, in reference to the-Pre
idents message-particu!arl that portion
of it which is intended to embrace tile ope-
rations OF our government in China. Mr.
Reed-is-in- trimming for-tle leaderehip- of the
Democratic party gof. PENNSYLVANIA. The
President speaks Of him, on many occasions,
asgby far the most accomplished tactician in
your State. Mr.. Robert Tyler has strength
ened his claims to the bQtoa Of command,
by the successful manner in which he aided
your Office ho ders to crush out public sem
tinlent in yourIate primary election. But,
with all-his efforts, he is regarded here as
rash, i4npusiye, and dictatorial. Mr.. Reed
is the very man for the place. A
He is adroit, cool, and unconscionable-
Put him on a scent-telI him where a good
Office may be had-how reputation may
be broken down-and how a great principle
may be assassinated, and he will perform the
duty with the agility of harlequin and the
perseverance of a bloodhound. He can re-
fer to a brilliant record. He has tracked,
through a long period of time, the ablest and
the purest Democrats in the country. His
pen has written more good English against
Democratic platforms than James Gordon
Bennett has written bad English in favor of
the Oppositiop The echoes of his denun-
Citations Of the South still ring in our
ears What an acquisition all these quail
ties to the Administrations What con-
quest Such scholar, such a writer, such
a public speal1er Why should not one of
Mr.. Collector Bakers half dozen brothers
resign his seat as a delegate to your next
Democratic State Convention, that Mr.. Reed
may lead the Buchanan legions in their cru
SADIE against the Democratic party Gentle
shepherd, tell me, why 2 = ..'-'
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bar Thanksgiving day, appointed by

BaF Thanksgiving day, appointed BY
Gov. Willard for next Thursday, the oath
INST, is to be not only State, but almost a
National thanksgiving, as more than half OF
the States of The Union nave selected the
same day. In the Eastern States it is one
of the principal holidays of the. year, no
other day being more generally observed ex-
cept the Fourth of July. We are glad to
see its observance becoming more general
in the West. We suppose there win be re-
ligious services in most of the churches of
this city, and many good family dinner
will be enjoyed. 1t would be well if our
business men could find time to make it
day of rest, and close up their houses.
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MAP PIED :

At Oakland. on the 18th inst, by Rev. T.
Rucker, Miss PLUME L. WILCOX to Mr.. J. L
KNOWLES, all of Yanderburgh county, Indiana.
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BroauWay, New 1ork-sa-az
t. In addition TO which, over four hundred yaluabls
works of Art given to subscribers premiums.
comprising choice Paintings, Sculptures Outlines.
The superb engraving, which every subscriber
viii receive Immediately receipt of subscription,
entitled 60 81 &@ #
's~A ts's S1AKSPEARE AND HIS FRIENDS,',
is of a character TO give unqualified pleasure and
satisfaction. N, work of equal value ever be-
fore placed within the reach of the people at snch
price. The engraving is of very large size, being
printed on heavy plate paper, 30 BY % inches, ma
king most superb ornament suitable for the walls
of either the library, parlor, or Office .ss. Il
1t be sent to any part of the country, by
mail with safety, being packed in cylinder post
age prepaid. .s-llr--s h5z-l q ..lsF .f-ll-.
Think of It'll Such a work, delivered free of
charge, and the Art Journal, one year, for three
dollars. f a. ..s-. L .sf-s..-
Subscriptions will be received until the evening
of Tuesday, the 3ist of January, 1se0, Al which
time the books will close and the premiums he
given to subscribers -t......-H4 .s.a.ss-sf
No person is restricted to a single subscription.
ships. sa..t s.ss=r.Ef .-zsl s,-.sf
Subscriptions from California, the .oaRadas, and
all Foreign Provinces must be 81 80 Instead OF s.,
in order to deftay extra hostages, &c.
Persons wishing to f0l IN clubs will apply for
circular Of terms, &c. n' 80
The bcauti ftllly illustrated Art JornHis giving
full particulars, will be sent receipt OF Is cents,
ADDRESS = G. L. DERBY, Aetuary c. A..
$40 and 54S broadway, New York.
EE- Subscriptions also received by J. d. RAN
DALI, Hon. Secretary for Evansville and vicinity
nov1S <s#ff. $3.50. -
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EM cssers 20 gross each, just receyeds and will
be sold by the ease 80 the trade, ut auction, Sat-
urday, November 18th, at 10 O'Clock A. D. The
In good order, and will be sold by the case only.
I -llaNfS ~ -. - IL .NELSONl& co
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

II StO purchase FF
800 bushels prime pink-eye potatoes;
100 bushels white beans
81 bushels drted apples;
~ bushels dried peaches;
Cash will he paid for all produce by
ERSKINE CURNICk & co.
movie At Main strtat
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NEW ADVERTTSEMENTS.

Exce19dors
Woods Empire Minstrels /!
HW.AT.E -szRRF EeED, .9JssD- WILL
I'M perform a MOZART HALL, commencing
Thursday, November 18th, 1883.
This company comprises nine talented pc rform-
ever off-rpti 10 II, Evansville audience, eonssfing
Of new and ORG mat songs buresqIes, dances, bon
ots portraitures, negro ecrentricities, &c, of the
most amusing and refined character. ----
Ha5- For further particulars see Programmes, of
ssss- Doors open. at s1 o'cIock-Coucert COM
meneing at ~ O'Clock, precisely
noyl7 -.R- j. MARKS, Agent
Wn6N DOZEN q &GSL7OO LRs OF
novlT PionG er Grocery.
NRUR.N.E-NsG FLUID . B.ERRELs
Ne burning finid tor sale at " III: COOKS
neyl7 aIEfE Pioneer Family Grocery.
AN0FFEE--IOO B.GGS RKO COFFEE
noSi7 -.--- WHEELER L RIGGS.
HOTTOsSs H.ERsN.s-
" IS bags, assorted Nos. Hope mill;
10 bags white and cOlored cotton chain;
1cU0 lbs cotton twine;
500 lbs candle wick - it- -'-f
just rereiyed and for sale by 154a4.gs -Al
nOv17 . WHEELER RIGGS.
KAOORS 8 s-ssH-.R A.ERGR Is
-MR sortment of A. i doors and sash for sale low
HoSI7 WHEELER RIGGS.
G PECRS-EOO BOXES GB0 U.N.D
- spices, warranted pure. also 200 boxes ground
mustard, pure, received and for sale by aail
noy17 WHEELER & RIGGS.
NRUGA " Nls.aT RLOUR-P n Nv
syivania biekwheat oyTi ja5t seseI Rsd at
n9vl7 4f-s ta 81 Main street.
HHOs1-Nx.N-K' .zssrD &c As.N' suK.GL!-
AA 10 bushels meal, from new eprn;
:. barrels flint fir hOm% ny =, ,Dos
IN store and for sale 10y WICK RY BROS
nOy1T = Ef.settfEasa SO Main street
@T0TTO.N- B.zTTHJV-ss-25 BALEs
u OF No. USnRelton batting, in store and for
sale by yICKERY BROS,
novl7 50 Main street.
AaE "" R.sxSx.s-s
OW 10 boxes Raisins. $3.50 4H
e 10 half boxes do sista4lA --s
ge.fs 10 or do do is-l-t Il.
received and for sale by VIcKK e y BEos
WWORE GOSHEN BVFTRR-
@EA 6UO lbs Goshen butter; el
Is gf 1 barrel cranberries,
at COOKS PIONEER GROCERY.
WyURME K.s!-TURAE us =
III 100 fine large Turkeys corn feeding
the farm, for sale by C. McJ0HNST0N,
movie lz Main street, Posey. block.
DUTTEK " EG6S - 10 --I-9
ME 100 lbs choice roll butter;
900 dozen fresh eggs,
just received and for sale by 1.a
movie Us CHA's. McJoHNSroE.
MyE.gTMRRs-30O LBs R1.eTMBRs
II prime article, new, received and for sale
IN quantities to suit by
novI6 CHAS. McJoHNSToN.
DL.gSTER P.RRES-25 HARRELs
Al just received and for sale by e
novl6 a..s=f CHAS. McJOHNSTON.
MWO.M.ME.N.K-5 R.AR1RLS WHITE
Nm flint just received by ~ -z-.-t ..5ss f..r
novlG CUAS. McJOHNSTON.
~ II SMRss.E RDS-23 DOZEN OF
" Waynes celebrated 9 Orice patent y wash
boards, just received from the factory and for sale
by novl6 l1s CHAs. McJ0HSToH.
RJeE ~ G.aLEC0ES-.A k.ER4 n
CIV and very pretty assortment of pri nts just
received at royl6 5. EMBICH CO.'S
NEO .NE--HZDR .5E-a.N,s-.A La n GLE
-AA lot of brown, blue, aud blue Fnixed, from
the rural district. just received at
ussI6 ra= H 81 EMBICH co. -
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-11-19

.f CAPSi CAPSl CAPSl
X. n h n n q IL .aSSORT-EE-N>T OF
81 every imaginable style for winter wear,
ceived this day BY Express, at
n FAUTIER L MARCoNNIER's,
noyl4 -s ~ $40 30 Main street.
N KE.zT EKCxTE.HEss.T, RET No
" RESURRECTION.
Just received At our Auction Rooms, the
ner of Main and Third streets, sixty-one of
DRY GOODS, direct from the manufacturers aud
importers, consisting in part Of
20 pes English French, and American Cloths.
20 g Doeskin aud Fancy Cassmeres.
100 g Sattinetts. $3.50 .,.s ...= ..ssf
800 Prints
IS Tweeds .''
300 Lindsey.
200 g DeIanes and other Dress Goods. ..-.l
$50 g Bleached and Brown Muslin. d
20 dozen Linen Table Cloths.
Rs pcs of Irish Linen. a5-i4as Hf IS tt- ~
Froll 200 to 300 pieces OF other goods too numer
Gus mention. Also lot of HOSIERY, GLOVES
and NOTIONS, which we will sell at private sale,
Eastern cost and carriage. ..''' - +'-i--.
All that remains unsold Monday, the l4th of
November, will DO sold at Auction 10 the highest
bidder, without reserve, commencing at 10 O'clock
A.. NJ, and continuing from day to day until the
entire stock is Sold We call the attention of all,
the stock is by far the largest offered for
sale in this place, aud is bound to be sold.
nov12 G-6f t-0l III. NELSON a co.
WyXEGUTRxX TfCR
NJ is hereby given that the undersigned has
been appointed Executrix Of the last will of Adam
KHrtz late of Yanderburgh county, deceased. Said
estate Is supposed to be solvent; .,-,,,,,,z
aovl2-3tw STA 5a o s. CAROLINE kuRTz.
0V ARRIVAL OBJECT s Is laslli tHi
10 hhds new Sugar, from plantation.
AZ bbls q Molassee.
10 hf bbls new s. ss si'i ks isiat#| sltlt a4f
Just received per Chancellor, and for sale by
nov12 GEORGE FOSTER co.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-11-19

WE are manufacturing Wells Patent Fold
ing Spring Bed, the best and most convenient now
In uses nj t-ean be moved or handled without any
trouble. Call and examine them jan25
KBOT ca HEs!-2O B.gGg CHOfCE
n II new Buck wheat Flour, just received by
oct24 = - y. s. BABC0CK.
sf4O vs. I'M C.ELP.--.z FE1RS H suKE m
u Cow, with Calf, for sale lew 10 close eonslgn-l
ment, by 3 T. :. BABCoCk-
EKPRRSS W.RG0sS.-K H.aH-E II
NJ new Express Wagon and Harness for sale
cheap A.f6 3 T. i3AHCOCk.
DEGR-5 res RXTIs.8 FIVE kKCE
oct2i ''' i0'e'''D anu = 9''' u. s.lBABcocK.
n SUPRREO n .9R TXCEE O II
ca burning fuid-perfectIy safe and free from
smoke or elI-nlannf.tctured BY an improved
process, which gives brilliancy TO the light, and
economy aud safety in the use. or sale at the
Drug Store OF W. 2. SToDDARD,
gocf3I IL Main street
M@hA Usk, sgE.alA1 N
M@1Sp extra white wheat, just received and for
sale cheap for cash at COOKS
N HI .E FOU.N.D a Sum or
IN money which the owner can have Icy giving a
satisfactory description thereof and paying for
this advertisement. Apply to me at my shoe shop,
No. $50 lse Main street, corner of 7tn , r,,rpv
AaE W,S FROM HI KPEE' 8 FERRK'
% y mot in Nirginia. but from Cnbas where
planter has been induced to part with small lot,
about fifteen Thousand of his choice cigars and can
49, - ". Ii. p. ST0DDARD,
oct3l G IL Main street.
n Imp s.! IL n III n ~! Il ~ "a KS 81
LII Fluid and Coal Oil IIamps-a fine assortment
wholesale and. retail, at reduced prices, now
hand and for sale at w. III. p. ST0DDARD'S,
oc$21 "A II Main street.
SHE BOXES PE.ARL n II n ~ q H
GV just received and for sale low at COOKS
I oct3l ~ Pioneer Family Grocery,
IlTOOD'S.WTLD CHERRY And sARSAPAR Ri,
w la Bitters--for debility aud loss of appetite
and want of strength and energy. For sale by the
agent, d - z,4 sl4.4 w. II. 2. STODDARD,
Oct31 IL Main street.
6kE DOZEsNs r RX.1E lCI4B B.46sK
&SW just received and for sale at COOKS
oct31 Pioneer Family Ga Ocsry.
R0OTXCB TO DR.R E:ME.N,, H-4CK-
@W men, and others.-Ali Drayrnen, Hackmen,
Cartmen and Others, whe required to take out
license, and have not yet done SO, hereby re-
CURED TO do by the first day of November, aud
those who Nave rsd their license, aud have yet
attached numbers 10 ther vehicles az required by
the Ordinances required TO do so by the said LIST
of November L. s. MARTIN,
0ct2Gdtw5 City Marshal.
.AH-aCRESCENTa CITY NURSERIES,.
q MILL FRR UKTS For S.REE-
~ Strawberry Plants
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Npao rICE TO T.HX-PHY.RRsL

WBU TX(E TO IAA.FAX.ER8-
o The taxpayers of the city of Evansville ars
hereby notified that will advertise for sale, all
real estate in said city, the taxes whereon have
been paid on the 5th of December. 1889, and TINT
L viii, from that day, distrain and sell sufficient
personal property Of such inhabitants of Evansville
as have not paid their taxes their personal prop
erty, poll dog tax All who desire TO save costs
will have to pay mp before that date
F4EE p. SCHMUCK,
novl9d2w MSS City Collector.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-11-19
OYSTERS! Oysters! Oysters

Oysters Oysters Oysters
Es---RECEIYED DAILY BY EXPRESS
M.4LTBY rs BALTIMORE o OYSTERS!
! gKxME CONGRATULATED HAS or
II tanned the agency far these justly celebrated
Oysters, and il prepared 70 furnish families with
calns half as delivereA at their residences He
is also prepared to tlzs mp with skill, TO suit
100 5Iaiu street-corner alsip &nd Fourth
/ q nosS-Gtng .buaes J0axA IT. FELKER.
SRE B0KEs H.TsWBERR CHEESE,
~1eD just rgeeised. and for sale At COOKS
oct51 r-fss 49, Pioneer Family Grocery.
K0F.N.RG.aR-50B RLs. ssR.HLL0U0
Vinegar received and for salesby
octIg GEORGE FOSTER & co
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The Kanawha SIR saws that "a letter /

The Kanawha Star says that "a letter
dated New York, Nov. I'd, had been received
there directed to the Clerk. Of The County
Court but evidently intended for the Clerks
of the UUurt at Charestown, signed, Mar
tyrs of Harper's Ferry, in which the writer
or writers give warning, that if hair of
-OSSawatamie Browns head is hurt, every
city, town and village, south of Mason and
Dixon line will Sc infiarned Z and tcon-
clUdes by saying, Eve are determined to put
down slavery at all odds, peaceably If We
cam fpseibly if We must 00
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HARD TINES VS.. CHEAP PICTURES.
RHR. SMITH, OPPOSITE COURT
SEA House, Main street, feels proud TO say he
nest reduced the exorbitant charge for frst-class
Case Pictures in this city. and has made 10000
such In the last two years with sntire satisfaction
r9 his patrons. He does not consider il any
SlczosHsiOn ON his part but continues to make 30
sez1 Pictures in most superior Case-also a 10
cent Case Picture, and 20 cent, without CASE
Don't RHrry, friends, get up a rush, but come
along your leisure, for Dir. s. is always at his
gallery AMI viii continue to give his patrons cies
and fret class Pictures, warranted to endure Mr.
Is. is also tnakilg Paper Picture to send through
the Post Office, without extra charge, equal TO any
likeness Raw nfade. -. uoyI0-Iw@
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MISCELLANEOUS.

DE.M0 Fill. =. C0LBIT1s.F q co.
IA have removed 10 Water street, three doors
above Main F
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Residence ON Eighth street, between Mound an,
Brown Villette, No. East Fourth street.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-28
G. E. SF1FEL,
'fsHn"f.rturcr of Tin 81 sheet Eron yz-urc

AND DEALER tx
HoUSEFURNTsHING HARDwAEB.
1T S on hand vary ia-ge assortment of ous furnish.
ing Goods, part Of is consistns of n fine lot
Of lined with porcelain; wrr-niterrr Wa..
ess TeacaIsers Mnskers p"teat minute Freezer, Old
omintn9 Cole=-notz, bird cages, Cutlery, Britannia and
Kettles, &c. ~
lie REQUESTS Of his customers pnba gsncraly
particular 1.enton to Ills Water cOcle' Freezer
L 5'Y one wishes to I"' and the Old Ccsr
~ makes the st coffee ami will pay saving coffee
Also 9g nh hand very large nss%rtment Of his
nn haul Will he made e shortest notice tai at
reasn Iql.'e pr!res. "
~ FRUIT GINS .4LF.tlr7 ON HAFD.
Those IN want Of housekeeping nuds will we'll TO call
on him His articles too mention Those
whu call will Ind every article for fitting ont fine
house!, Jd. g. E. STIPEj
In52S-d6 6m No. tIS Main ST. Wheeling, Va
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-28
No. 338 BRoADwAY, N. Y.
This DELICToUs TONTc


especially designed for the use of tho
MEDICAL PROGRESSION and the FAMILY, pos
scsses those intrinsic medicinal properties
('Eonic and Diurctic) which belong To an
Old and PURE GIN. The business
of manufacturing spurious gins, and offer
ing them as beverages, under the titles,
"Aromatic,"- Cordial, -" Mcdicatcd,'
etc., has become so common, that tho pub
lie are justly suspicious of nearly everything
that is offered under similar forms, aud the
tradchas thus been brought into disreputc.
1t has remained for our house Established
in l778) to supply the pressing popular
need, and to inauguratc ncw era ii. tho
history Of the Trade We trust chat our
established reputation - founded upon
eighty years of experience abundantly
yindicates our claim to public confidence
M II.
comparison Of "BinngcEs Old London Dock Gin"
with others bearing similar Names will establish Its
superiority, and mako other CAUTION unnecessary
Put up in QUAR- BorrtEs, in Gases of.
one and two dozen each, and sold through
out the world by Druggists, Grocers, etc.
Druggi1}s and Dealers
Supplied with
WINES AMI. BRAND1Es,
Direa from United States Bond
ed Warehoufes.
~ For sale Lv Il. H. sTABLEi ( co, baltimore
and T. IT, LoGANs& CO., Wheeling, ya.s sers-8m
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-10-19
Beading AIsuA.

There 10 no treat 90 great ~ to hear good
reading Of any kind. Not one gentleman or
lady in hundred can read 90 q TO please
the ear, and send the words with gentle force
TO the heart and understanding. An indis-
tinct utterance, whines, nasal twangs, gut
tural notes, hesitations, and other Woes Of
elocution, are almost universal. Why il is.
no one can say, unless il be that either the
pulpit, or the nursery, or the Sunday school,
gives the style in these days. Many lady
Dan sing Italian songs, with considerable ex.
ecution, but cannot read English pAssably.-
Yet reading 10 by far the most valuable ac.
complishment OF the two. In most drawing
rooms, il anything 10 to be read, it is dis
covered that nobody can read one has weak
lungs, another gets koarse, another ohokee,
another has an abominable sing -sonp. eyi.
IDENTIFY tradition Of the way be said Waite
hymns when he was too young to understand
them; another rumbles like broad-whesl
wagon another has way OF reading, which
seems to proclaim that what 10 read Is OF no
sort Of consequences, and had better not be
listened to.
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mr.. Everst. on pane, w.s.,.

While the echoes Of Everstt's periods still
fingered in our streets, 40 / stood with the
fresh printed sheet Of his eulogy ia my hand
there came to me man, successful, after
eight attempts. in fving from hc.d.-c.
Week after week he had boon in the woods,
half starved, seeking in vain for shelter. -,
For months hs had pinned IN dungeons, wait
ing the slow step Of his master. At last
God blessed his eighth effort, and he stood
N Boston, on his glad way from the vulture
81 'ne States 20 the safe refuge Of English
Law. Lilo showed me his broad hosnm
SCARED oil over with the Granddaughter. his
back one mass Of record how often the IAN
had tortured him for his noble efforts to eet
free. ] looked ct him, and the empty And
lying enlogy dropped from my neryelsss
hand, and THANKED God that Statute and
Eulogy both were only horrid nightmare
and that there were still roofs ia Boston,.
safe shelter FOR these heroic children Of
uod's right hand.-[Wende Phillips.
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Six years old, bearing Grape Roots also
early May Cherry Trees, for sale ct No. 4
Estes House, Main-st., Ksokak, lows.
octl8 VIM. BARNES.
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A g.. 3 II Ii M A N /.
wHOLEsALR DEALER

VIRGIL II. SULLIVAN 4 co.
(succnsso.s 70 >. !. nosss co.,)
Fourth-street, between Main and Johnson,
A.
Inn Pun ~ AND D r b
J. In QUEEH6WARR, GLASS md CHINA, Kere-
sene Lamps, Solar and Hanging Lamps, Looking
Glasses, Tee Trayss 70. -.
Having purchased the la1ge and we'll selected
stock 1t the old stand Of G. j. 0rtihth Co., win
be plsusd 70 have call from ono and ali. We
intend 70 keep constantly on hand complete sto0h
both for
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL TRADE.
Reviewing our Goods dfyscf from The nanufscts-
res, in England, France and America, We viii Be-
able to sell - low - any rsfslar hs1;s II the West
Jan. 10, ls59-d4w
KEOkUk TEMALE sEmINARY.
TNHK sessions Of this Insti tuition will b. resumed
i on Monday, Sept. kh, In the basement Of the
ChstAan square Church, corner Of 7ta and Morgan
st.. These rooms have been found dry and cool and
easy u Aecees.
The Teachers secured 70 instruct in thar lilsr-
emit dspsrtnsniso f study, ass the following:
Rev. Q. a. M1LL1AM6, Principal;
Mrs. 3. r. WILLIAMS;
Mrs. =. II. CRAVEN;
Madam NEUSS;
Mr.. o. G. ISBELL.
Prospectus Of the Institstion viii BE- publisAsa
and can be obtained appica ton TO The President
or 6scrstary Of the Board Of Trustees, " 10 the
Principal.
WIN. THOMPSON, President.
III. SrRosa. Secretary.
Aus. -, sd
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tia throughout the Des Aoines Valley, Northern
Mioo1ri, and Western Illinois.