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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-06
FINE ANTS.

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EVRUTTs OF TIE MONEY SySTEM.-CITY LIFE Pho
II graphed by HOLMES, 80 Broad Tape and ribbon
dealers soup house keepers three cent merchants pecos
picture makers monkey exhibitors nd model artists NJ r.
keepers OF good and doubtful reputation dealers In cold water
and pure milk, three boot blacks cuvaors OF mustachs
hoop and bu tic makers large size BARRIERS of Wall street,
who shave the people without soap peanuts
In the Bewery Uncle Peters three balls benefit Of DC
cnng fashons old clothes dealers In Chatham street de
parted WORTH the noted catcher and dog pill makers
curing the arrangement OF the Peter FuL receiving
his country cousin with Hundreds of curious SUP
Jects illustrating the beauties Of life In New York and else
wherd are being photographed daily ADD we're not for me
glorious money system Of the world and the noted picture
makers broadway these legitimate and useful occupations
would remain undeveoped and unemployed let be use
ful, and get our porrans taken by HOLMES.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-06
Stock Exchange.

count sss aI6 49, and the amount Of cash IN the 'rea
sury on the LIST of October, 1858, was sSo,s7s %.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-06

Movements In Real Estate.
BY A. J. Blocker, Son & Co.
lot 46th street I'd avenue, 25x9S. $3.50
lots adjoining, each Observation-Disclosures. $50
Bloomfeld n J.................... 900
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-06
COWS AND CALVES.
BEEF CATTLE.


There has prevailed steady fair demand for COWS OF
all descriptions during the past week. but extra mich
cows giving eighteen to twenty quarts per day, have
been in active inquiry than others and prices have
been without important change sales having been IN al
most all cases ut within range OF quotations
There have been several prime mich on sale during
the past few weeks which have brought from SO to 500
per head-the latter price paid in only one or two
instances however while sales at from s75 to 1855 were
not of unfrequent occurrence. OF course they were
bought for private use and very many OF them are IN
tended for city use The demand for ordinary from
Long Island mikmen has been to fair extent and the
receipts have been entirely consumed The total receipts
mt ali the yards the week. last week and week ending
Jan. 8, 1888, were as follows
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-06

The market was but poorly supplied and the demand
was moderately active throughout the week for all de-
scripons extras in active request and sales were
maze improved rates There fewer on sale than
usual consequence Of the storm, which prevented
the supplies from coming IN as soon as they otherwise
would have done Al Browning s, where there is usually
sheep offered than ut any other yard, there We're
only 1896 head on sale during the entire week. and as
sales nearly fast as they arrived, there
but few in the pens this morning 1ndeed We saw
but sheep any of the yards and there prevailed
good demand for them throughout the day Sales were
Sc 81 for first quality but many ofthe extras brought
even than the outside price. The total receipts at
all the yards for the week. last week, and week ending
January g. 1855, were as follows
AnertO1's BrOnnin1's. Ch1nlherIin's. OBrien's.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-06
HOTELD.

TTOTEr ST. JuLIRN, NO. WASHINGTON PLAC&-
III At present unoocupied elegant suit Of apArments ale
evesA rooms most desirable for SINGLE gentlemen.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-06
RAILROADS.

PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.-THE GREAT CEN.
tral route TO West Time least short
freight low, at all times as by other route
For tickets or to contract Tor freight 70 any point In
~ y u. ELLIOTT, Passenger Agent .
l.EECH & CO., Freight agent
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-06

A FURNISHED PARLOR AND BEDROOM TO LET
"A with board, No II West Twenty second
Fih The house nicely furnished and has al he
modern improvements.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-06

A R,TIC HOODS
"A A speciality for seighing.
Ladies' fur gauntlets-
Gents fur gloves and muflers.
Sleigh robes in great variety.
GENIN'S BAZAAR,
6O7 and 573 Broadway,
St Nicholas Hotel.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-06

CENATE HOUsE-TO LET ONE HANDSOMELY FUR
- pshcd p,ror and bedroom second floor at low prices
In suits with without board TO suit
the times from S. 81 % .per week Apply at $40
Broadway
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ITO LET-FOR GENTLEMEN TWO LARGE FUR
nshsd closets with hot and cold aached) In
family with breakfast required IN the house
tanning all the modem improvements No l6 West Fifteenth
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RIO PRIVATE FAMILIES PERMANENT BOARD WANT
ed from LIST Of February by Young gentleman and his
VIE where there where they be
side the family. Two door required
| address With terms 2.6S. office
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1859-06-23
PROSPECTUS
THE GREENWOOD TIMES,

A JOURNAL. TO be devoted 30 the cause OF
~ the South, and the exposition of facts
and truths in every department Of popular in
telliCcncc and news.
The undersigned proposes as soon suf-
fcient number Of subscribers can l,, ul,taincd
10 commence in the Village "i Green wood, the
publication Of n popular Newspaper, whose
moderate suhscri ption price shall Introduce it
into every homestead: and whose columns
nbounding in the useful, and novel of Li,cra-
ture, Science Agriculture, and the Arts of Do
mestic Life-in whatever is spicy. brilliant or
touching in l1umor, Poetry and Story, with all
that is striking or interesting in the news and
events of the passing ngc, and conservative Of
the rights Of south Carolina. shall render it n
medium of rare intellectual pleasure. political
information, and business nt;ii,v To the people"
1t is unnecessary to enter upon lengthy
argument to prove the mror,a ancc of sucl nm
enterprise. It. is sufficient I" uhScrv. that this
is the age Of Journalism the newspaper has
become the fourth estate of the rrlmn. and
the people are looking 10 ii for the intelligence
and fac,s-for the light through whose genial
influence. their views and opinions, are to re.
ce,ve shape, viyor and life.
Numerous journals, it ia true. with ns many
different aims, and mo,tos, are everywhere
circulating through the country; still tie great
field Of Southern Humanity is scarcely s,r.
veyed, much less cultivated. They nrc all too
intensely devoted TO some idea, or 10 the
more e4u'vocal work OF randcring to the
pride OF wealth, and illustrating the orpor-
tunitics, and strength Of the Almighty Dollar
We want medium through which the poor
may speak, and in which he may find
sympathy and encouragement in the trials,
and sorrows-in the solitude that separates
him from his ncighbor
a competent Editor will be employed to fur
nish its columns with observation on passing
events.
The Times will also be means of stmula-
ting into active exercise much of the latest
talent Of the District; and its patrons may
anticipate, from this prolific source, many n
practical suggestion, and sparkling gem of
thought. 1t will he Issued every Saturday
morning, at $3.50, invariably in advance.
cY Subscribers will please address the
Proprietor at this place
PATRICK y. WILSON,
Greenwood, S. c.
tH Papers in the State will please insert
the above few times, and obliee.
June 16, 1859. IF
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1859-06-23
WILLIAMSON SPRINGS
HoTEI

EE.t TIE Proprietors of this large and com.
.Ml!.l modious HOTEL take pleasure in announ
cling to the public that it is now open for the
reception Of company, and is under the manage.
ment Of II. T. TUSTIN, one Of the proprietors.
The Hotel is now completed. and many com
forts and amusements added over the last season.
The Hotel is capable Of accommodating 500
persons, and the proprietors say with conf
dence that for large and well ventilated rooms it
cannot be surpassed at any watering place, and
every effort will be made to meet the expecta
tion of both :he seekers Of pleasure and health
AS to the medicinal qualities of the water, we
can say that we know of no invalid who has
given it n fair trial hut what has gone away be.
lieving that they were greatly benefited.
There is a good Livery Stable kept in connec-
tion with the Hotel, where good Horses and We.
hicles can he had at all times.
The WILLIAMSON Springs are situated imme.
diately OH the GrcenvilIe & Columbia Railroad,
in Anderson District, S. c., one hours run on
Railroad 10 Greenvle village. hours run to
Columbia. and 15 hours TO Charleston, s. c.,
and Augusta, Ga.
II. T. TUSTIN,
ENOCH NELSON,
J. G. WILSON.
May 26, 1859 st
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1859-06-23

THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
Abbeville Dist,ict.-C Citation.
By WILLIAM HILL. Esq, Ordinary of Able.
vile District.
WHEREAS, w. P. Dilleshaw has applied
w to me for Letters of Admnist ration. on
all and singular the goods and chattels, rights
and credits OF John w. Dilleshaw, late of the Dis
trict aforesaid, deceased.
These are, therefore, to cite and adnon,sh all
and singular, the kindred and creditors of the
said deceased, to be and appear before me. Al
our next Ordnary's Court for the said District
TO be holden at AbbevilIo Court House, on the
TWEEN tieth instant. to show cause, il any
why the said administration should not b.
granted.
Given under my hand and SEAL this thi,.
teenth day of Juno, inst. in the year OF
our Lord one thousand eight hundred and
hfty-nine, and in the sSd year Of Am erican
independence.
WILLIAM HILL, O. A.D.
Juno le, 1869 8 Ct
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1859-06-23
YOUR GOODS FOR Cash

YOUR GOODS FOR CASH
And be no longer led by those who hold out
long time and big profits
Here it is hardly necessary for us to say that
one OF our firm WIS one Of the first in the
Northern Markets and nearly the last to Ieave
1t. and that We have many Of the novelties OF
the season. consisting in part, as follows
Barege Nantes. $3.50.
Mnntillas at Sl.OO.
Mnntilla Shawls
Illusion Caps.
Robe hlmeda.
Robe 1.eonora.
Robe Mngicienne
Robe Quilles
Robe o Les
Robe A l. Impcratrire.
Double Skirt Robes,
Robe Chevnlicr.
Robe A Nulnnts.
Robe A 2Jupcs Volants
Bonncts from 25cts to 80
Esmoralda Sleeves.
Prin,adonnn Sets.
I.evella Cloth.
Estnoralda Barcge.
Granidicn.
Circular and Quaker Fans.
White and Col. Piquc
Tine Bnck Combs. 81 90
Barcee Robes Double and Single
Plain Bnregrs l24cts.
Thunder and Lightning Hats
Straw Hats of every color and style
Clothing Of all styles and prices
We hand you this short list but if YOU will
bring with you the ca S II. we can show
you many goods that will make your hearts
leap for joy, and pay YOU well for coming fifty
and even un hundred miles.
Fearing that we shall occupy more apace
than the Editors of the " Banner" and Press"
had the kindness to reserve for us, We shall
make but one more appeal.
1t is to those who live at n distance to
come to town, and if you cannot buy all
OF your goods of us for Cash, YOU will find
some of the Fogies who are clever fellows and
ever ready to welcome you inside the portals of
their doors. and extend to YOU that which we
refu.e-Time! Time!I Time !! until time
shall be no longer on their books then take
from You scrip Of paper on which is written,
One day after dnte," &c. with your name at
the bottom.
Our advice would be- bring with you the
"hlthy lucre, and pay as you go; then.
Calm will be thy sleep rs infant slunbers,
Pnrc ms the purest thoughts thy dreams.
And all the joy tn ID bright world numbers,
Shed o'er thee her mingled beams.
MOORE d QUAlFE.
April c. ls59-ie-tf.
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1859-06-23
A large Stock of Carriages and
Buggies on Hand,

ME Subscriber takes pleasure in Informing
l. those who are in want of Carriages or Bug.
gies, that he has, within the last few weeks,
visited sone fifty of the most popular Carriage
Factories i'll the New England States, and hae
with great care had
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1859-06-23
ALWAYS ON HAND,

AL w II - YIN III AMI.
BROWNS Ess. Jamaica Ginger,
Snnford's Liver Invigorator,
Ayers Cherry Pictorial,
Mexican Mustang Liniment,
Indian Cholagogue,
Hollands German Bittcrs,
The Columbian Btters,
Sir Jas. Clarkes' Female Pills,
Dennis Sarsaparilla Compound,
Antispasmodic,
RndawaYs Ready Relief,
Wisters Balls. Wild Cherry,
Rogers Syrups, LiverworL and Tar,
Jacobs Diarrhoea Cordial
Woods Hair Restorative,
Burnetts Cocoaine,
Bachelors and Phalons Hair DYES,
1ienrys CaPc Mngnesia,
Husbands Gale ditto.
Perry Davis Pain Killer,
Cartcr's Spanish Mixture,
Ielmbold's Ext. of Buchuc,
The nbove, together with great many other
popular medicines, can be had at
ID. McLACCIILIN'S
Drug Store,
Abbeville, S. G.
June 16. 1859. Z If
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1859-06-23

Millinery and Dress-Making
:" "AFE ROOMS.
NN RS. SMALL. in returning her sincere
IVH thanks for the liberal support extended
to her by the Ladies Of Abevllc, and it's vicinity,
during her solourn amongst them, begs leave to
say that in her
Dress-Making Department,
she has just received her latest
Pari ian and New York Fashions
For the Spring Trade.
Varied styles of
Basques. Sacquese, Berthas, &C., &c.
In addition to her Dress making Department,
Mrs. Small would wish to call the attention of
Of Ladies TO her
Millinery Department,
now that she is permanently located amongst
Sem. This season she has entered more ex.
tensive!y than formerly in that line Of business
being always supplied with the latest styles Of
Wedding and Mourning Bonnets,
Colored Silk and Grape Bonnets,
Head Dresses, &c.
To those Ladies who may honor her with
call she feels assured of giving satisfaction. Re-
ceiving her fashions monthly enc will be able to
furnish the LATEST STYLES.
In her Millinery Department she will furnish
material, or will make to order with the mate.
rial furnished, any article in this line.
Gag Bonnets, Hats. DC, trimmed TO order.
House adjacent to Mr. McDOnald's.
Magazine Hill, AbbeviIle c. H.,
April 27. 1859. 1-eow-tf
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-11-21
An Alabama protest.

The Mobile Register places on record what
II calls an 'suDqualifIad, earnest and indig-
nans protest" against the ciamors Of the
Richmond Enquirer over the late Brown af-
fair. It says 1t was "disgraceful enough that
twenty two wretched border maraudsrs
should COW town Of 1900 inhabitauts,' =
bat the rsvings Of the Enquirer over the
matter i considers even more disgraeeful,
and stigmasiIes them - ssoravenly outory. -
True dignity, J" It says, sis violated BY the
nndas importssce given to this miserable
raid OF : few frantic fanatics; it should
hsvs been chased with Baltimore riot or
Nsw Orleans election heinous crime, to
% sare, bat not one implying frightfal dan
ger 70 the South"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-11-21
m uraer.

MURDER VI
A most cruel and singular murder occur
red near Salem, In this county, on the morn
ing Of the 9th instant, ! gentleman OF the
name Of Warner Davis, aged about 10 years.
hsing the victin. II appoars that Mr.. ID. had
frequently had meat, grain, kc., stolen from
him; and about O'clock on the morning re-
ferred to. he heard noise at his smoke
house, and went out for the purpose Of Sec
ing the cause; and failing to return a. soon
a. expected, his wife went out, and found
him lying on the ground weltering In his
gore, entirely unconscious, having received
several wounds on the head, three oil which
had fractured the skull. He fingered ia this
condition until O'Clock, when his su6erings
were terminated by death. No clue to the
dark mystery has Is yet been discovered, but
tho prevailing opinion appears to BIO that the
scoundrsps intention was only to steal, and
that he murdered tho old man in order to
conceal his guilt.
We viii add, in this connection, that there
can be no doubt OF the existence Ii this coun-
~ Ok we'll organised band Of as graceless
and God forsaken sooundrels, thieves and
cut throats ~ aver periled the safety OF IN
enlightened community. We have some OF
these birds 10 custody, and their trials have
been oct down for hearing at this term !;
and while We Gre willing to accord TO them .
fair and impartial trial to the fullest extent,
We demand OF the authorities, in behalf Of
the public, that the reins Of Justice be drawn
olasaly, and that they be not permitted TO
escape or defer tho day OF their trial through
any chioanery or bubble 80 common to the
criminal law and criminal lawyers.-fMt.
Pleasant Nsws, 10th.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-11-21

ALBANY, Nov. IT, OGleisl returns receiv-
ed up TO o'clock this evening give Jones,
Democratic and Utica nominee, FOR Secreta-
y Of State, ! ,270 nsjority Y. n. Richmond,
Cd. 4 W for State Engineer, 2,lsO mai !;
VIM. !. Skinn.f, 90. 1 Q. for Cansi Com
missioner, 24S mai; and D. p. Forrsst,
REP. J, for Prison lnsp sc.or. l31 majority.
ALsANr, Nov l7--Retsrns favorable to
tho election Of Chaplin, Rep, for Canal Com.
missioner.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-11-21

ST.. LOUIS, Nov. II.
The Lesvenworth Express, from Denver
City 10Th, arrived this afternoon with @lO,-
600 10 treasure.
The Provisional Government had gone in
to full operation by the organisation Of both
branches OF the Legislature. Mr.. Steele,
Governor elect, delivered Q message, in which
he argues the necessity Of the present form
OF government until Congress shali take ac-
ton 10 reference to tho Territory.
The miners continued work in several To-
calities, many preparing for winter diegings.
LEAvENwoRrH, Nov. IA. d. Richard
son, Of the Boston Journal, just arrived from
New Mexico and Pixies Peak region, reports
great excitement throughout New Mexico on
account Of the recent outrages.
Returning Pixies Peak emigrants coming
down the Platte River, were drowned within
. short period.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-11-21
Iron the MI. Post.l

A POEM By JOHN SMITH, AUTHOR OF aHoRs
DE O0MDAT.
10 17oo Tor seAt
II that innGnse talleon, whsn II should 30
10 Europe, sone sAn was high-pricsd eat;
Dnt Professor, told ,em il was Lowe.
But they TO question II did still presume,
Until one morn, not many days ago,
Tbs gassy fabric "bast !" that left no room
For further doubt Ali now admit it's Lowe.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-11-21

Mr.. Dates anA The n. r. Prass,
The Essnfng Post considers the exposition
On part Of Mr.. Bates very clear, and, % far
- il goes, quite satisfactory, except that his
urgency in favor Of ~ elective fugitive Law
is unnecessary and not altogether to the taste
Of the North. ltdsclinss discussing the point
- to vhat elect il may have on Mr.. Bates
chances for nomination TO the Presidency.
The Hsvald thinks tho letter displays .
marvellous progress IN opinion since be wrote
Tho letter TO the n. 7. Wing Connissss, :
year ago, and attributes the oauss to the late
elections. II thinks Mr.. Bates, on the score
OF ''nasionali,y," especially, would be !
strong man for the Republicans.
The Courier and EnQuiysr, Mr.. Wsbb's
paper, ssys frankly. 'sshst II tho Republican
Convention Of 1860 should nominate any
such Fillmore disorganiser - Bates, he will
Be defeated BY the Republican party, and
will deserve defeat"
The Tribune says, that although Mr..
Bates's statement does not entirely accord
with it's own views, it 10 tho soundsst, clear
90 and most forcible expression upon the
slavery question yet put forth by the so
called CONSERVATIVE sentiment OF the coun.
Try, and wishes copy Of it might be put In
the hands Of every voter who can read in the
country.
The Times thinks il agrees, in every es-
ssntial point, with the ground taken BY the
Republican party at Pittsburgh and Phila-
delphia.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-11-21

PEDLERS ARnEsTEDi
TREMENDOUS EXCITEMENT

RICHMOND, Va, Nov. l7.-Reports have
been received here to-day from Oharlestown,
statiug that m attempted rescue Of Brown
Vas expected, and created great excitement.
The military ware under arms, ready to march
- : moment's warning.
ALExANDRrA, Va, Nov. l7.-0rest excite
nsAt exists in this city ID consequence of =
rumor which 10 in circulation, that tho res
cue Oh Brown hos been or IL about TO BIO A.
tsmpted. Volunteers are assembling at the
aTmories.
RIcHnoHD, Nov. Ia dispatch was re-
ceivsd this evening from Col. Davis, ut
Chariestown, TO Gov. Wise, requesting him
TO send Immediately two companies OF cav
airy, and stating that Ave barns and out
houses had been fred to-day. II WAS sup
posed BY sympathisers with Brown.
WAsHIKofoS. Nov. Ia rumor Was Or
eulatsd here to-day that Browns rescue was
attempted, but fell still born.
The Richmond dispatch stntes that Edward
MONT Ms arrested at Lynchburgh - sus-
psotsd participant in Brown's foray, hes been
released for want Of evidence. The idsuti-
flying parties have proceeded TO Wytheville
for the purpose Of examining another sus-
psctsd fugitive. Several suspected persons,
mostly northern persons, have been arrested
at Culpeper Court House, and it appears TO
be the intention Of the authorities to place
in confinement oil who cannot give . good
aocOunt OF themselves.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-11-21
-. La ecrasic Tactics.

.. La p %. Den OCrAtIC TACTICS.
WARRINGTON, Nov. IA.
Gen. 10. Lane has returned, bat with chop
fallen prospects, since the Oregon election.
MIR. Buchanan, and others, who favored his
pretensions before, give him the cold shout
der now.
The dissolution Of the Union is TO be the
Democratic CRY this winter. The tactics are
now arranging. So commercial and cotton
nerves had better be prepared.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-11-21
Mend Your Ola Furniture !!
Head the FolfOWDDg Teet1monAals
AS TO THE QUALITY or
Spalding's Prepared 0lus,
FOR 6ALE BY
OGDEN, nR0WMELLk Co.

From ths Ch1istian Int<llingenesr.1
This Hlna In pna M In : convsnimt bottle, and
h sAsmissliy hsld IN selssn, retaining 81 To =
siraAle qualities of we'll prepared eahtask nakAs'
Cha, end !. used cold; e.. snal - s.ss.ps-
and fuxsasklneen sssssesAy I'D a4sisat nsass
Of repairing III his1s - bsok4a hosssAoA wares.
II viii b. fousd exceedingly sonvenisnt fsf soas
and shall vosk, piAna tansTs, aaA fos al paspsss
resuiriag strssg aasilsss. 10 hsssskssPsf -
from he Christian Advocate aaA Jeurnal.1
The want Of sueh N nStieis n - aonstant and
universal - ~ fsaily. ard hitAerte Il has IN
seems 70 b nj that has been dssirsd IN this ~
(Fron ths Evaasslist.l
spaIdings Prepared Glas, designed for hssss-
ksspess, II ) boon which every housewife will ~
prseiAts.
Iron the n. r. FrssmHn's JoUnal.1
Bpalding's Prepared line II sneh iinDls sad
eAsap preparation that Il h pity any heuss Should
be without It.
Iron the N. Y. CAroaieis.l
We have never sssn any thtng whisA net this
univcSeAl want, TIL the advent of epat1in4's Pre-
parsd Glue, vbisA will b found PRECISELY ~ ~
fiele every hosssksspsr aesds.
frrom The Home JournaL1
We have nads pssstsaal aeqsaintasss With
this latest ho1sshold soaveaisnes, and casnot ~
Train from calling ths uetsntion IL Gil our lady
friends 70 it exsslling merits.
From the N Y. Daily Tribuue.l
The kid We ne u labeled "npAldiag's Osls1E.-
ted Prspassd elise; sssfsl y svsry hosss 4" aad
Ne have found II valuable addition 70 ous saAi
net Of s1iitsls susvsnienses fully eaeax d -
sentiment Of the lobei.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-11-21

AUcUsTA, Ga, Nov. II.
Elk Governor Glimer died ut Lexington,
Ga, on Wednesday, after several months i'll
neea.
MONTGOMERY, Ala, Nov. H.-John III.
Murphy and VIM. Larkin, prominent bust
ness man Of this city, died on Wednesday
last.