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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-06-28
DR.. INGERSOLL

Performs all operations on the Teeth and Gums.
corrscts irregularities of the Teeth, inserts
A r TIFF FICIAL TEETH
Of the Beet Style and Finish,
Puts in Artificial Palates and Obturators for ceft
Palates.
Believing that the best operations in Dentistry
are the safest and therefore the cheapest and most
satisfactory both to the operator and patient, Dr.
l. does not offer any particular Inducements In the
line Of 'CHEAr DEsrsrRY, "preferring the pa tron-
age Of those who preferthe best operations, nm lean
appreciate the necessary care and skill in pro-
aucing them.
An examination of specimens both OF Artificial
Tteh, and Of very beautiful filings Of crysfai Gold
Foil, is invited.
~ Prices for full set Of Teeth, from ass TO
4l75. Examination Of the Teeth without charge.
DENTAL KoOAs-Cornsr Of Third and Main Sta.
over Rix, Hale a Co.'s Bank, Keokuk, Iowa.
Entrance on Thrd-st. (docl 6d6w1y1
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Improvement the order or the Nav.
N the manufacture Of Boots and Shoes there 10
1 room for great improvement. UP TO this time
most, il not all custom shops have made their work
BY guess what il little better the Gutter must 70
by the eye aided BY experience, and without any
unvarying criterion. Thousands Of dollars are
wasted annually by this "guess rule" and custom
ers all the Paymastsrs, having what is spoiled -
well ~ what 10 worn, TO pay for.
1t Ia time people were looking to their interests
In this particular.
slili,s Cutting Scales are perfact raur
antee against loss from this source, and am de-
termned my CUSTOMERS shal have the benefit Of my
advantage in their use, for proof OF which l in
vite an exam nation OF my stock in comparison Of
that OF others. The saving in stock shall be made
up in quality.
Besides the superior advantages in getting up Gus
tom work, my stock of Eastern Goods is superior
naipg always on hand the cheapest as we'll Is the
best varieties. s. A. DUKE
mayl4d 6S Main-st.
.sTO all the world and the rest oa
Mank ind,
CHOW 4 SMITA believe themselves pre-
~ pared 70 demonstrate. by any required test,
that the SOAP made by them will do moro wash
ing and has more general cleansing power than any
other "FAMILY SOAP" manufactured In the
West, and only ask those who have not used it to
give II q trial
Their SOAP is made from the cLEAsEsr NATE
RIAL POSSIBLE, namely. purr beet tallow ahd coda,
and entirely FREE FAvM wHiTtsG GAY, and other
cheap substances With whian most "FAMiLi
SuApS" are filled. These substances increase tn,
wei ght and hardness Of SOAP, but dctract largely
from its cleansing qualities.
SNOW h SMITH, not needing to make their
SOAP yellow 10 conceal dirt contained in it, leave
il in it's ~hte pure state
They Will sell it by the box for cash at cents
per pound. 100 boxes hald.
Factory at 2Os MAiN-STKEET
msyhd6w3m heokak Iowa.
Tanners, ssll.
rINHREE hundred gals. Fish Oil, Bank and Shore,
i for sale low BY
A. ). WILKINSON,
Sign Of the Golden Eagle and Mortar,
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VIRGIL II. SULLIVAN Il CO.,
(sUccIssoRs 70 J. /. HOBBS co.,)
Fourth-gtreet. between Main and Iohnson

lsUCCEssoRs 70 J. /. HOBBS Co..
Fourth-street, between Main and johnson,
kEOkUk...-.. ....................IOWA,
7 II q u r ms AND DE L. R =
i In QUEENSWARE, GLASS and CHINA, Ke ero-
sene Lamps, Solar and Hanging Lamps, Looking
Glasses, Tea Trays, 70. &e.
Having purchased the laIge and well selected
stock 81 the old stand OF C. E. Grihth Co., will
be plevsed to have call from one and all. We
intend to keep constantly hand com piete stock
both fora
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL TRADE.
keveivlng our Goods direct from the mAnufactu-
rers, in EngAnd, France and America, We will be
able to sell ~ low a. regular house in the West
V. II. SULLIVAN h CO.
Jan. 10, ls59-dAw
1899. spring and summer 1888.
SUPPLIES JUST RECEIVED.
J.n.HurcHIssos. JAAss DEWEY
HUTCHINSON a. DEWEY,
MERCHANT TAILORS,
Ihird-st. bet. lain Johnson...-...KEOku
Lave JUST received at their Fashionable
Ii Tailoring aud Furnishing establishment,
. choice snd excellent supply of Brsadoloths,
Cassineres, Ve1kngs, and tents FURNISH
ING GOODS, of all descriptions, and guarantee
that their work shall be done in the snosi ap-
proved and satisfactory manner. They are con
stantly receiving the New York and Philadel-
phia fashions; and respectfully solicit all who
desire good work and the best material to give
them . call.
AprI5-dfy HUTCHINSON 4 DEWEY
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OMNIBUS NOTICE.

OMNIBUS NOTICE.
THE OMNIBUS will call for passengers--rain
or shine, day or night--in any part Of the cit y.
All orders left lth j. X. Tewksbury, 1T the Rail-
road and St@amkce. oasce, opposite TIC Billings
House, win receive prompt attention. Leave your
orders and procure ticket, and you can rest as-
snred that you will be called for. Ordinary Bag
gage free. Tickets rs cents.
7. Shaving the largest spring wagon in the
city, am ais prepared to move Pianos and Fur
niture on the shortest notice.
feb2ld6m w. s. WINS.
fine EGNAUHANCE.
Miss0uri state MmtuaI
FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY.
OF ST. LOUIS.
DIRECTORS:
Us. McCune, S. M. Edgell, C.s. Greely,
Il. Wymxn, G. Ill. Peck, BWAlexand.r
James Smith, A. u. Pomeroy, u. ID. Page.
4 Is. ELLIOTT, Sec'y. s, M. EDGELL, ,Prest.
no oExTRA-HAzARDousR RISES TAKEN.
F.B. HOLMES, General Agent.
dscl d1y A.URIDdMAN, Ag't, X eokuk.
More New Goods from the EnsI.
vHHls day received, lot OF fine Broadcloths,
j Black Doeskiis Fancy Gas simers i, Rich Vel
VS., kc, ELLIOT +. SMITH,
Tailor aud Draper,
mch24d 10 Main-st., bet 81 and 3D..
hInseed Oli.
I CAsk prime English, for sale low by
Al. j.. WILKINSON,
Sign Of the Golden Eagle and Mortar,
myzad No. 96 Main-street.
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ssTO all the World and the rest 81
Ma u t00.s,

Tanners, s.Il.
THREE hundred gals. Fish Oil, Bank and Shore,
i for sale low BY
A. ). WILKINSON,
Sign Of the Golden Eagle and Mortar,
my14 10 Main.st.
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~ ID ] q Q q G cr,
~ AAA M1Su EUh H.
VIE undersigned, expecting to be- absent from
Keok uk about aix months, has appointed w !.
.6tannus his agent and attorney to attend to his
nsiness.
A good supply Of GROCERIES, and PRO-
leAONS will be kept constantly on hand, n
heaY - ever. WIN. 6TANNUS.
Feb. rs, ,6o-d3m
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4. The skill of the Dentist 10 seen in his ccess
IN preserving the natural organs.
II. The Teeth may be preserved through life.
III. Teeth affected with decay msst be attended
to in season.
Nv. Timely and skillful filing with pure gold
il a certain vemsdy for decay
" II il serious neg lect to wait for tooth -ache
t. drive the sufferer TO Dentist.
vi. Tartar destroys Teeth and Gums, without
the agency Of decav.
VII. Many suffer for years with Neuralgia Of
the face, stomach and lungs, from no other cause
than bsd TeefA.
VIII. Bad Teeth disfgure the countenance In
feet the breath, derange the stomach, impair
health, distract the nerves, and with good ns-
ture.
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EJhACIlCkc only in the Civil Courts Of Record,
= and cevo,es his time chiefly to Commercial
'oasss. Business from abroad viii receive careful
attention. Once No. ~ Chestnut street.
Jan. /, s30~dkvly
Nevada national., 1859-08-20
New 70 set n Half Breed Ssspiaatisu.

The Democratic nominee for Supren,
CLERK, c. S. Fairfax, Esq, tells the peopl,
in the different portions OF lh. State how
his opponent, The halfbreed candidrie for
the same ofice, Dr.. Powell. obtained biz
nomination. iairfax says. "wh.n Broderiek
reached Sacramento IA Juno last. Dr. Pow ell
called to see him, md TIE following dialogu,
ensrel"
Powell--'Gool morning Mr. Frederick
Can get the nomination for Clerk OF The
Supreme Court from Jour Conrention."
Broderick-"Have you any money!:
Powell--'1 am sorry to say hare net. =
Broderick-.- What arc you ct for thenl'
Powell-"Well, am pretty good stump
speaker"
Broderick -"Get up on this chair. shen
aud let me see how you can perform"
Powell mounts chair in the room, Will
Brederick for an sudience.l
Powell-"Rellow citizens: Tho admins
sration ofJamcs Buchanan has fallen far be-
low the expectation Of the American peoplel''
Broderick (interrepting)-"pshax taue
cir too tame. sirl''
Pow-lI--"Give me another chance 9T-
Broderick."
Broderick-"Well, 10 shead sir. try Il q.
gain
Powell.-aFellow citizens: The admins
iration Of James Buchanan i. the mos, cor
rnpt and damnable which has ever disgrsced
the annals ofthe republic il is fostering in
corruption, and stinks in the nosirils OF the
American people ,iw
Brcderick, tclapping bis hands)-"Geod,
sir. good Why, Powell. didn't Aiuk you
had so much in you. Here, Nose Opening
the dooi aud calling for ons OF the subai-
terns,) give Powell an order on the Conven
ton for bis nomination. and check on Cur
ry for bis expenses"
lie got the nomination. Whether Curry
fcrked over The cash or not VIC don't know.
s. r. National.
Nevada national., 1859-08-20
Ocean Travelling.

The most interesting item of intelligence
received by the last Overland Mail is that
relative to the parchase OF the Collins
steamers .4drtatie. Baltic, and atlantic by
the Pacific Mail Steamship Company. These
steamers, it appears, will be run by the Mail
Company on the other side between n. York
and Aspinwall. or after the completion OF
their contract With N. o. Roberts-w bicb ex.
pires on the 3otb of September next-c
meeting with the Golden Gate Golden .sge.
John Z. Stephens and Sonora, on the Paci-
&c side, thus constituting line Of steam
chips unsurpassed FOR speed, safety and com
fort, the world over. II is understood to be
the intention Of the Company to make the
uniform passages between New York aud
San Francisco in eighteen days. II this be
so, nothing can be more gratifying to the
public Of California, and nothing more con :
ducive to the facilitating OF all commercial
transactions.
The purchase Of these steamers at this p.r.
ticular junctnre. also. just when the Pacific
Company are about to lose the carrying OF
the mails, and. so be cut or from the impor-
tant government subsidy which they have
heretofore enjoyed, exhibits an enierprising
determination to make their line the most
attractive OF any connecting US with The At
lantic States. and. in fact leaves little or no.
thing to be asked for which can add 10 their
comfort aud convenience by the travelling
public. And II is due TO the Pacific Mail
Company to say that, Notwithstanding the
fact that they have enjoyed long and uuin'
terrupted monopoly OF trade and travel be-
tween New York and San Francisco, and
have been guilty OF execting exhorbitant
freights and fares, they have at the same
time run first class boats and have conducted
them In the most liberal and praiseworthy
manner. on this aide OF the land. The pur-
chase of the .4driafic, .9fiantic, aud Balie
leads to the confident belief that like de-
gree OF liberality will hereafter characterize
the conduct OF the line on the other side and
with an opposition line either via Panama
or Nicaragua. TO insure low fares, the public
Of California have indeed good reason to re-
joice over their future prospects in this res
pect-lEx.
Nevada national., 1859-08-20

The Washington ConsiiHii"n newspaper
thus e,ius,es 10 Ar. etsrav Sanssr's VI"
ton;-t rat 80
s.I'Nc hs,s 'aIad Chat ihr ind cen; and cen,
ien,pibe cslnmnies AlIh which . liHiie'
Circle ~ aisspl oilirl ctnHai sts afsHiirc
The Suprcn. Cunfi 10 the niftd star ivi
H. i.rision ~ glt Dird Srdi c,-~ hud brn
efeciuslIy rilcnced i,y the rt dty ccucutrsu-
ce Of the frath- loving mHssts ., fti'ss pscpl'
IN the wisdom. justice ard conshtniionnliy
offhat great decision. hich hey accepted
as au endnrirg record -iamrgd With ~" alb
solnts satil0liy OF In uun.d'rf.cn itself.
We had hoped ttat the popular !a,A gas'ion
with which tsusr imvn eeig OSst Hhf iIned
y in two year- ago. asserted hat lhc -ul
enn and del hcrate judgment Of ihr b gliest
tribunal Ia the lald WIS uo' entitled 10 any
loore mnrsl weight then wonld be ihe jndg-
rncnt Of msjoriiy Of those coagresated In
any Washington lar room. had deferred
others from indulEing 10 such gross and 1T
decent expressions. We had hoped that there
was not a man 10 be- found who, on the iOur-
th of July. in the ct ~ OF Bosisa. would zen
tere tor. ventnTing. would pass uarelGkedl }
90 speak Of the venerable aud worthy
Chief Justice ofihc Supreme Court Of the
/ lhtitt Statf- az 'the ueinakhRicai -hF ian
. ey.' or 10 accuse him Of having 'prosiituted
the dignity OF his Office converted the Tenn
pie Of Justice into q caucus platform aud
'drs ggled and soied the ermine ccnfp,d to
him.
( Had that great Judge and est;mable ciii-
zen decided that Congress had q right IN
draw sectional liue across the face ol thr
country. that negroes trere citizens. and eli,
gible 10 the highest Office Ia the land, and
that, so far ~ slavery was concerned, the
legislation of a nVIthern State was 10 super
seds the right ofal the southern Stalcs. no
terms ofeulogy and paaegyric weuld have
been found too fnlsone to express tie ad-
miraiion OF the black republican orator Of
Bssion and bis black republican admirers
for the learning. ability aud sisdom ofthe
Supreme Court. But because that learned
tribunal has rendered Judgment at varian'
ce with all the precoaceived opinions and
prfigdioes OF the black republicans. aud de-
claraiory OF the uneonSiiiulanality OF most
Of the fundamental doctrine Of their organi.
zrti'n. il is convered With abuse, contumcly
and ridculc.''
Nevada national., 1859-08-20
RelEMnde Mcu.

Columbus was weaver. Franklin was a
journeymsu printer. Massillon, as well as
Fletcher arose from the tumblest vocation.
Niebuhr was peasant. Sixtus v. was EN-
picyed In keeping swine. Rollin was the
son of a cutler. Ferguson and Burns, Scot
tish poets, were shepherds. .fsop was a
slave. Homer was beggar. Daniel Defoe
was ho-ier's apprentice. Demosthenes was
the son ofs cutler. Virgil was the son Of a
haker. Gay was silk mercer't apprentice.
Ben johnson was a bricklayer. Porson was
the son Of parish clerk. Prideaux was
employed TO sweep Exeter College. AIKEN
side Yves the son of butcher. Pope was the
son Of merchant. Cervantes was CON-
mon soldier. Clifford and Bloomfield we're
shoemakers Howard was grocer's ap-
prentice. HALEY was the son Of soap boil
er. Richard Arkwripht was barber for =
number Of ycars.--JMasonie Mirror.
Nevada national., 1859-08-20

At the meeting Of the Democratic Contra
Committee, in Nevada, on August LIST. th,
following Resolution was unanimously adop
ted
hesoired, That to the Nevada National
the only democratic organ of Nevada Coun-
ty. belongs the patronage of the party, and
the Central Committee direct all printing
for the party to be done at the National Of
fee.
Nevada national., 1859-08-20
Oh. NstaSa q stionaI
GEORGE D. ROBERTS EDrron.
GRASS VALLEY, August 20. 1859
AGENrs

gro. A. LovEuRovF Is our duly authorised Agen,
or sacfamento. He may be found at 81 J ST.
Mr. cHAs. A CRANE 1. our sole Agent in San
frsnciseo he Il empowered TO receive sdvertise
u,enis. and receipt for the He may be found
at l.2 Montgomery street..
AorNcr Henry faekie. BED. ct the eaHre 81
frsenssu Co.'S Express, Main Street Nevada T. ont
sui.ofned agent At Nevada CITY. All advertise
menfs iet with Mr.. MaekIe will receive prnmtt q,
tenton from Us Legai Advertisenieut vii be- ~
turned BY Mr.. Maekie. With proof of publication a.
Don as publication expires.
Nevada national., 1859-08-20

sxrhs Priz.s consist Of ENTIRELY NEW AND
FASHIONABLE GOODS. and are ofmesf choice and
desirable stock ever offered in Grass Valley.
The primes will Be distributed 70 ticket holders
having the arst numbers drawn from ONE up to
TWO HUNDRED inclusive. To give all op-
portunty to obtain . valuable prize, the tickets
have been pat st the low price Of 81 each. The
holder Of ticket ~i be admitted TO the entertain
ment and be enti:led to chance in the distribution
ofths prizes.
Nevada national., 1859-08-20
Trs Ausrnns Esrrsx--Ths.o,sl are,

TnK AusrRfzs Esrizs--Ths'totsi are . ~
the Austrian empire is2j6, 559 square NJ i,.s
It's population. according tr the csusus taken
in 1854. amounted 10 80 3fl 500. It's aivi.
ded inio twenty one states o. prov'isces
More than 20 different dinlsc,s are polsen
hy the people at Aa@lris. Gcrmst + tbs
Official language. iccnIiiRE 10 a cla,ssinsa-
tion made In lsi6ij.fS2, $50 Or &c 2 8 per
cent, OF her inhabitants belong girths Slavic
race. The German acmberrd 1871 .Is5, ar
? per cent. The Roman race num.tered r.
l0l.4cS, or 81 IL per cent. Tha Magyar.
5.fis1Ts. or not suise Is PET ccnt The ro-.
maiaing two per cent. consisted - G00.Ol1
Jews. l2sOo Americans $4,000 Gf, eIy. an.
100000 Gi ,siss- 1hree-iaurthss o. ,s-s.at,t~
population preless tke Ismss- ihoI e re-
ligion. The ss>usher Of The Grcek K O. ,heli.-
church are estimated at 6 I 4 Nj slia, !. TS,,
Reformed PFoiesisn, chnrrh has 80. .o03
the Laihsrsa chsreSx l.Tse.0sa> Se Cp;
tartan. 4s 0o3.---7,~er. .Nes.,r. 81;
Nevada national., 1859-08-20
sa- THr rope pre,en,rd cameo 10 .

81 The Pope presented cameo TO a
Catholic bazaar. lately held at Leeds aud
Cardinal Wseinan, in presenting the gift. on
Monday. took occasion 60 make some re-
marks on. the Italian question, and the Pope e
feelings in relatlou thereto. The Cardi.ial
represented his HOLINESS as heing resign ed TO
all that might happen. ani as having said
that. whether he was In Rome or in exile,
whether free or in prison, he wou'l still be
the Vicar Of Christ, and the head OF his
church. s raa W M
Nevada national., 1859-08-20

A burglar was. once. frightened out ofhis
scheme ef robbery by the sweet simplicity Of
. solitary spinster. who. putting her night
capped bead out OF the window. exclaimed
Go away. aren't you ashamed7"
Nevada national., 1859-08-20
TU r N e RS
@AM@&N WNMEo
AN Wa4 AND
FoREsrWINE BITrERs

TURNER'S FOREST WINE BITrERs are eure for
i Fever and Ague, Flstuleney, nyspepsiv Costive-
ness or Hesviness. General Dcbilify xausea. Head.
ache, Irregularty of the digestive Organs Nervous
Prosfs atien, Eearalsia. Rheumatic Anseticns, and
most OF the ills that ar~h u hsr 70. They will be
found not oniy CURATIVE but also the best rKEvEs-
r.uvx ever introduced In CALIFORNIA;. a So
pn These BIrTERS. manufactured from the
choicest medical roots barks and herbs. by Turner
brothers. are WARRANTED To be the best now IN use
on the Pacific Coast and Be taken with perfect
safety BY persons Of all ages and conditions
ar rrRNER BROTHERS. Manufacturers Of every
description Of syrup., Cordals, Bitters &c. At n.
York, Buffalo n, Y. and san Francisco. Cal
GINGER WINE r.~sT.
CAUTION TO THE PuBr1c-The reputation Avar,
ded 10 TURNER'S GINGER wINEAn6she unequsied
pcuularty Il hss received, has been the mesns, Of
mn Zine into the market many spurious Artieles.
- Bssars e tkess has< cesnte.eits We caution all
consumers Of GINGER WINE to exanine the lshel
a. none b genuine such As have our portraits
IN circle. sststl plate, snrronndsd blythe fnset
iption- .TURvFR,s GINGER WINE. prepsred by
TURNER BRorHfRs. New lork, Buffalo y. Y. and
San Francisco. California.
a. Mandatory and salesreom 10 Gan Fran.
isco. cor broadway and Front Street B-sm
Nevada national., 1859-08-20
Dcmocrutic IrecsIuR..

W. F. Anderson. candidate for tine State
Senate, E. W. Maslin, H. Meredith. r. B..
Moyes, and others, viii address their fellow
citizens Of the following places -
Nevada national., 1859-08-20
COUNTY SURVEYORS OFFICE.
COURT HOUSE, NEVADA.

JOHN l. GAMBLE. ~. osTRON,
County surveyor. 1 Deputy.
A IL PERSONS are hereby c.utiooed against en-
n pioying other surveyars than such may be
drputiIed from this Office. 49, f..-
Ertrdct from the Lars Of California.
CHAr 20, Sec 3.--So servey or re'survey heresf.
ter made by any person excerpt the County surveyor
mis- deputy shah be considered legal evidence In
say Court within this state. John L. GAMBLE.
2u County Surveyor
Nevada national., 1859-08-20

wrssiso Tns BsARn CcSDrcirs 10 HxAL
TH.--A writer to tho Boston Pos,, has tar
following pitSy communication in regard TO
the beard;
Il have seen u stated sssasuhere the.
there is an Intimate connection between th.,
nerves aud muscles OF the face and eve. and
allowing the beard TO grow strengthens the
eye. IL IL said that surgeons In the French
army proved by experimenting in Africa.
that soldiers wearing beard are much les.
liable to disease Of Che eve, and IL is General
" conceded that u "a a protection from dis-
case of the throat and lungs {, is asserted
that in countries whore II /. IN. ooslou 10
wear The beard, ihec eva retsias i,s lustcr
snd briilisncy much logger I, s.ay be ar
gued that females do 10, ssFer more ths.,
males from disease nj the eve, dc, bot Is
must be Remembered that they are mach iess
exposed ia. the eleE.ents.-whal sild tas
Creator gives TO the lords sgcFeation heas Il,
fort Certainty not to support bsrters---.
There is inst a. much ssase IN shariuc n :
bead as .As chin =
Nevada national., 1859-08-20

CupIdiiy. as we'll ss Cupid often causes
organic diseases Of the heart.
Nevada national., 1859-08-20

fns rnI'..--A P-ri. iqpsnal ssS ,h,, a.,
Pop ~ receiving The Dnke4e en- ,ur,,,,.
Pew days ago. a. The hcarcy ~ q , .ttsr e.,
tho Emperor Eaisoien1 prorsisi,s = hin 80
lection. hs ifnliosss .ba'sips " rr,s,e,
o''se'sd. L, se'i ny o'il~. ssrs ,rt.'
Nevada national., 1859-08-20
riea.s % s,n,

h fi.s-u rerse 'ina N.sl'- ~ s'--of Our, I
sn.zn ~ ihy capacity hr iakirg ~ ariIaufs
~iii surross f'at Asse fsn,lgt .lir aiia;-
It'd ltTni pi man stS. .ftsifsr-f &c s.sfs hno
'ri- ''Hi hav' tefn tlrsstl with a 600
~ stion rad ttut ] aavc escur.d thite
~. a. ,iay. sefiirg a~s's ihe forests g.
vrgrtrlsh 81 .bsvs d strff 81. lie rpaog-ir.,
of nv animal consumption world iHse p
regular erhilatiua rrri,d ~ i~o nouIs iu 20
rod TIrr,-l ,tonii sfshdst ane erfseisr
the Al a wiIh open mouth. while every ir-
ing creature az iss ar. the rarth. or Tine set
~ouii In"yc slo SIS iu ono solemn process a..
disSpp'ariag-wii nv all ti-vouIipg j-ws.
The wei All a. nv irlivdual nouristmcGi &.
tons ~ c',ld Ne snin.shirr M fni. a. Srlae IA.
sterling mousy might reach s!0, Gao: srd Ia
ore Enrsc Wagon loads i might numhsr per
lnrs from SOTO 40. ~
Nat eou'eni with ;lo EEL cf hcHs;s. birds
tlhcs rsptilfs. and iusfcis I mns; sciz~ upon
thr.r bones. and feed urnn heir slins. esea
after he latter have been converted iafs ar
,.cl"s of clothing. Ivory dust hrs iong teen
sold AS an excellent sIiicle Cor. irsie- and
"a have bonrs. hide c pnings and nnrcnmsrt
-haviugs. No wonder Professor L 'el tells
me gelstine wnaid not scstaif, srv n-an for
q month: no wonder be tells me the ugiy dif.
ference between this deccpdve laxary atd
ioiners glue IL its greater price 4. ro wondrr
we pity the long army OF helpless invald
who have heer fed with this slussy ufocksry.
no wonder i, tremhlrs when It apperrs np0n
a dish II thinks whn. a shameless irnnob,er
IL il; FOR old kid gloves. add oi, sr parcams at
deedssFe often the only ingredt'nts n' is
| composition Glue audscrups e. clcves 'Oii.
ed down with garlic are eaten Us my Spsn.
isli nrichbors. oni nv South Sea Island
brethren have madca ro0d dinner before
now from boiled tuckshin hrerch.- stated
with sea.weed.-- dickens NouseieH V-sris
Nevada national., 1859-08-20

Mr.. Roberts, OF England, has accepted the
challenge of Phelan for match of billiards.
The match is to take place in New York. for
net less than $40. 1000. The three ball Frsnri
cmom game is 10 be played.