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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-06-08
Republican County Convention


The Republicans Of Leo County will meet in
convention u CHARLESTON, ON TUESDAY, the
14th Of JUNE, Tor tho purpose Of selecting Dele
gates to the RsPaslisas State Convention to nom
mate candidates Tor Governor, Lieut.. Governor and
Judges Of the Supreme Court.
The Rspub licans Of the several Townships Of the
county win hold their Township Meetings, 1t the
usual places Of holding elections, Saturday the
18th day Of june to select dengates to attend the
County Convention, unless other arrangements for
primary meetings ars made BY the Township Con-
mittces.
The Convention win decide FOR itssh whether to
make nonin atoms for County O1assrs, Or whether
such nomin stions shall Be made 1t aeonvsntion 10
Be subsequently, called.
By order Of the Republican County Con mittee.
PHILIP vIELE, Chairman.
May 10th, 1859.
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TOnc Of the returning Pixies Psskers
stepped into friend Bassett's barber shop the
other day, and picked up aqoesr looking
1t looks like s'somsthing," and 10 % arrane-
ed that by blowing into . tube the eyes Of
the blower are apt to be filled With dour. Our
Peak friend looked at il scrutinisin civ and
enquiring what it was, Charley informed hin
that il was model for patent wind-erist
mill. The fsDiggSr" blowed- wipine ~
flour from his optics with the greatest se,,e
Jroid, he looked coolly q Charley, and said,
with considerable emphasis, "Huasksaosd
again, BY thunder IT Oskaloosa lt9ss.
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The Enigraslon.

The Nebraska Nevs Gays:
The overland emigration to California,
Utah and Oregon is very large this season.
Hundreds are passing through this city week
~, and we learn from our exchanges that the
same is true in the other river towns.
The St. Joseph, Nebraska City and Oma-
ha packet, St. Mary's, on her upward trip
this week, had on board about eight hundred
passengers.
The number Of returning Pixies Peak ers
1t this city 10 materially lessening, notwith-
standing that We get great share Of the EN- !.
igration that went out upon the other routes.
The emigration to the mines is rapidly in
creasing at this point. From our exchanges
We learn it 10 the same at other points on the
river.
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a. Fast men, like fast rivers, are gener-
lily the shallowest.
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REDUCTION or RATES
The Cleveland. Pittsburgh ana
wheeling Railroad
Are prepared to EaaEN
Give Shr0dek receipts On IRON and NAii.cs Ir.so
piaseb0REh - keOk M or Dubuaue.
and intefne0a1s points on the river ct
ID Gents peF 100 lDs.
Dy rail 70 Cleveland, thence By steamer 10 Choa~o
rail 70 1ulton, ana packets from Fulton.
Ibis road he's the control Of line Of A,1k alAsa
stsaess built expressly for their use and 10 pre-
parsa 70 forward freight with Dispatch and at low
rAtss.
FREIGHT AGENTS:
". W. CHANDLER, Gen, Fr't Agt. Cleveland. O.
Nm. STEWART, Penn Street Depot, Pittsbpreh.
HALE 4 CO.,
Agents and Consignees, Chicago, Ill.
june 7, 'b0-diw
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Fire, Marine and Life Insurance |!

w. Z. WOOD, Agent for the abovs compa-
mics Once on Third-st., KsokSk, IonA.
Nay A-dlm 20 sssssss , - ].
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CT Bonner, Of the Ledger, noticing the
journey Of Horace Greeley overland to the
Pacifcs says that Horace is"a good, a great
and - honsst man''-and states this inter-
Getting faSt:
When we we're an apprentice in the Hart
ford Courant Office, from 1889 to 1874, W
regarded Horace Greeley, and We have no
doubt many other apprentices regarded him
AS beacon light and it is no more than
lustto him to suy, that to his example are
we, perhaps, to some extent, indebted for the
measure of success that has attended our ef.
forts in tho publishing business. He let i.
see 0hot apoor boy could accomplish.
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Republican State Central Committee.
Dies Moines, March %, 1859.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-06-08

HoS. w. B. REED's SPEECH UPON HIS MIS-.
SION TO CHINA The Hon. VIM. B. Reed last
evening had warm and handsome recep.
ton from his fellow citizens ut the Board OF
Trade. Mayor Henry presided ct the meet
ing, and Mr.. Reed, on being called upon, en-
tered into history Of his mission to China,
very interesting statement, which 10 pub
lsbed in another part Of the Ledger. This
statement begins with the objects which the
Government sought in sending him out TO
China, the conciliatory spirit in which the
mission was to be executed, the negotiations
and relations which existed between the
Ministers OF the various Governments during
the course Of negotiations. All these Mr..
Reed presents frankly and fairly--shows
what hs had done, the way il Was done, and
his motives for doing it. OF course, ia 70
ing over such history, Mr.. r. has to refer
TO the charges made against him in the Lon.
don Times, and he very quietly and very
conclusively sets them 1t rest, By proving
that they had no foundation 10 rest upon. -
lPhiladelphia Ledger.
IMPORTANT TO Foxxl0E. B0Rx CIrlxRNs,-
The following letter has been handed the ed
itor Of the Memphis (Tsnn.) Bulletin for
publication, BY Hume +. Hill, ESQ.,, who has
heretofore Obtained passports for many nat
uralixed citizens Who wish to visit Europe
II will be seen that they will not Be entirely
safe in relying upon their naturalization fol-
exemption from military service during the
existing war:
DEPARTMENT OF STATE, WAsHISoroE,
May IL, 1859.
70 Mr.. Felir lie Clerc, Memphis, Tenn:
SIR-Your letter Of the 18th inst. has been
received. In reply, have TO state that it ID
understood that the French Government,
claims military service from oil natives OF
France who may be found within its juris-
diction. Your naturalization 10 this country
will not exempt you from that claim II you
should voluntarily repair thither. am. sir,
vnnv nhndsout easvnrt TCluIC ~
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Nitrate 1AlvoR CFyssalliaoAs
Onn OzS. shsnisally pure, In Score, - ~ ale
HUU very low by
Al. WlLKIM0ON.
Sign IL the Goidsn EAgls and Mortar,
my-16d o6 Main street.
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Caa sIsSss b lsss11 ~ ~ s1sss sseSbAshssas.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-19

FIRE AND MARINE
INSURANCE AGENCEY,
WHEELING. VA
HOWARD FIRE AND MARIsE INSURANCE CO., OF
IL PHILADELPHIA.
CHARTER PERPETUAL.
Incorporated by AeI ofthe Legislature or
PeuusylVRuiu-
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL. 100000, FULL,
AMOUNT SUBSCRIBED.
IHEssfed : f3il0trs:
FIfst Bonds and Mortgages Proper
u in the City of Philadelphia. .9l95.n90
stocks worth par,----..........-..... S2e,l00
Cash hand. ........... .......... $3.50
Amount secured BY stock Notes.. 19d,uH0
Amount Of stock due Cgf.---...... 1,11N
THIS COMPANY EFFECTs INSURANCE on
Buildings Merchandise, Furniture Lumber. &C. YES
sells Cargo an Frcht all Ports, by Railroad Lakes
and Rivers a. the lowest Rates, and upon the
Terms: guaranteeing Prompt Payment adjutnentof
Losses.
Perpetual Insuranceat At usual rates.
z. b. swEARISGEN,
Agent for the State NJ Virginia.
OEiee Union Han Buildings, West side Of Main ST. end
door South OF y W. Bank RuE9
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SIpprxa ruH GoBLET.-The stalwart proprietor
of the peoples Exchange saloon, corner of
Chambers street and Broadway, yesterday dis.
himself by drinking OHehuHdred and
mn glasses Of lager beerl The feat was the re.
suit Of wager Of SO and the price of the beer.
and 10 p. NJ, or the moacy to be forfeited by
.,mine host" BY P. NJ. he had swallowed one
hundred and twenty glasses, and still stood Sc
renely and proudly upon his feet et-moderately
hallucinated The remaining thirty glasses he
concluded to imbibe at his leisure. To give eclat
to so monstrons performances band of music
was hired, and was placed, together with bar
rel of lager and the hero of the hour, with his
glass, in vehicle. which then proceeded-an
imposing and sublime as well as meliiauons
uageant-to New Bremen and back again.-St.
Lovis DemoerGt, Hareh 8.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-19

ASornEn Missouri SPEgcn-Somebod has
been making speech in the Missouri Lcgisla-
ture,--pro5ably Mr.. Pitt, who wanted the sth
of January celebrated:
'What do gentlemen wanR Is corn so dear,
and hoe cake so sweet as To be purchased only
at the price of having the State garrisoned by
our enemies? Forbid it, Jeremiah! DO you
want the institutions of your State reduced to
the condition of affairs away down in Georgia,
where plantation consists of two overseers
and one nigger9 [Laughter.l As the Post says.
"rd rather be long, NANCY, strange yallcr deg
with n bob tail and bay at the moon, than not
to say, this is me own, me native State
[Great appausc,1 And will defend her insti-
tutionS so long as grass runs and water grows" Z"
TRenewcd applause1
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II0s IIOI.as1r

GGaAH. MOtEGsAN.
NNHOLEsALE AND EEIAIi. NhuEfaefuTer of saSditn.
w bridlts harnsss ard Trunks. sIt-
eis Usually kspt b f>gdieTs, LE isaar Iis
public thai he haH No as MAR r. ctF MsrJst
Alley, Nhefs he Will be glad sny p~Tsons ~
any OF The above articles AL teHs akt gotd
and ss At isir priees he h"Pcs - Ctta!n sTastsTs
u public patronage. FarCuiar
work and repairing eour with disiateh. t.pis.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-19

MRs PAKTINGroS PATRIOTIC "IIurra!" said
Ike as he read the fact in the papers, "here's
.O'Regan admitted TO the Union" ~ furrlner,
should judge" remarked Mrs. PartingtOn,
looking very wisely at the steam that rose from
the teacups and formed in one cloud near the
ceiling, 'but Pm glad they've let him come in
to enjoy our political rights and lerts and other
perOgatives. There's room enough, and the
rear of our institutions should be extended.
don't believe man shoald be cut off because
he wasn't born in this country for twenty-one
years, which Of course wasn't any fault of his,
for everybody would be born here if they could
have their own auction consulted. "Itmeans,"
aid Ike, "a new State" "Well, child" replied
She "tIie odds is only the dfference-States or
men, lis all the same. Let 'em come into our
grand CONSERVATION, where the eagle shall
spread its broad opinions over 'etn, and make
'em happy il an unlimited bondage Of brother
hood like the SiameSc twins" She had not
taken her eyes from the steam that rose from
the cups, and Joined in one cloud, that seemed
to represent the Union she was depicting. Ike
had better illustration, for he took the five
preserved peaches on the plate, and put them
all into one
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-19
BLISS & CAMPBELL.
WHEELING

WIFE ELM VA
WE receiving Sas sPIing styles Of Hats Caps
other stock OF the kind offered in this city Our
stock consists OF OF the and
styles Of M1leskiu Sk Soft Beaver C1ssmeF, Metropolis
tan, Hungarian 0beron, MArio Kossuth PlAnterS rur
JEen8 and French Styles which offer prices
the OF the market. The
lie respectfully Invited to call and examine then
selves. Tapl5l BLISS CAMPBELL
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-19

HASTINGS OF PUNCH.-The large picture called
Naval Reform, in this weeks number, represents
a boat-builder's yard, with the sign parking.
ton, Boat Builder" Sir John, as workman,
listens 10 Mr.. Bull, who observes touching his
arm with his forefnger-'Now mind-money
is no object-but t1H have moneys worth"
For explanation our readers must see the Par.
liamentnry Debates.
TnE OHGAN OF FRENcn OPiNIoN.-Thc Paris
correspondent Of the Times, the other day, too
truly observed that
Now that the tribune is silent, and the press
without life, the Bourse has become the only
forum where the opinion and the judgment 0f
the public are exercised on the acts of the Gov
ernment"
What the French Imperial Government has
now to do, in order to prevent the expression of
public opinion, is to suppress the Partisan
Bourse reports and money market intelligence
and prohibit the publication of the prices Of
funds and stocks. In short, effectuaIly to stitie
public opinion, it must burk the BOurse.
The BATTLE OF QuAcEERY Testimonials are
glorious dispatches written by the survivors,
bat which make no mention as to how many
have been killed or wounded.
PARLIAMENTARY MISUNDERSTANDING hatkeep-
er of the House of Commons has petitioned that
august assembly to decide that he is entitled to
extra fees now that three Jews have been elect
ed. He claims to charge these gentlemen for
the care of nine hats
AN UNIVERSAL FAvoRrrB. Generally, an uni
yersal fool, or else universal humbug.
Tue AUTHoK'S HEAvgx.-A place where there
are no printers devils.
rHE DivoRcE MEASURE. uaIf-and-Half.
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CHARLES w. GRAHAM.
CO ERB . u T q , = - Ezss - a y n RIk
he unarTEsBed ouA ihfeIEi the ciIlfnH pf WrrlipE
and vicinity that having pure afed tie DTIE
HeTpon Store iorsfiy Owned b. Dr.. james 1sHneF,
Wlll Continue TO carry tie Brug al lie
branches He respectfully talieis crutiuuaues Of
the public patronage which has brrn heTny
sNtended towards this old ard ven knoun
IL val be hs am TO keep eTeFy hing puTai kld
and a tie lou ett price utuay 70 be f6und fuT-
n1hed Drug eGtabiishIns
Prescriptions carefully eompouDded from puTest 81
Medicines. CHARLES ". GRAHAM
No. -, cor. Main and WeIstsT6ts.,
EYE
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TNTEhave hand and receiving daily large and
w complete Of Hats and Caps, embracing
every variety OF style and price. And in view OF the
creasng demand for hrSt class goods have paid
tlculsT attention to the getting OF such expressly
adapted TO the Of customers. Our
with Eastern houses such that enabled rFnish
the latest styles Of Hats and Caps introduced
And promise that the newest and most beautiful
we'll the best qualities Of description,
are to be found at our establishment.
The public respectfully invited to call and examine
painsto give entire satisfaction,
dec9 3. HARPER 4 BRO.
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AssBTs JANUARY 4 ls5s;
LOSES Equitagly A4justed und Promptly Pad.

UPWARDS OF SII,OoO,OOO
OF Losses have been paid by TIE 1Etna Co.
The past b yeaT..
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Q. p BROWN,

1l8 MAN STR REEE,
lEALl in waIees, Cieeksi Jsuviry, silver ard Plated
II Ware, Fancy Goods, Ne-, kr-, Nhetesaie Refa
Agsnt fer the sale Of the GtLEIKATID AMELICAN
WAICnkS, manufactured bt ARR 1EAtT o..
Agent fJrIae NHEELEE a WILSON Nv INT A. hIAkH,
annOune his return from New York with pltte
soTtnynt Of vETtty OF goods lire N
he offered prices 10 compete utlI any house the
county Please call aud examine before PuF,Lssis ss-
where. fsPiG-ly
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-19

Olive oil.
The Brandies and Wines hand selected by
during my visit 70 Europe, and having
for cash VII ne sold at snail profit and most
tavOrable terins
Phy yseAns oies Wishing pure articles W0uId do We
70 give me a call and ia3ge for themselves.
Domestic Liquors OF every variety es
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Fire 3. Inland Navigatlon

FIRE q 4n1dnd Navigation
Risks accepted Al with solveney anu
fair profit.
Especidi attention gfEeH 20 D WELLLHGS
ard Content, ,for terms ofI 90 yedrs.
The progress ofths Corporation has been stable and
interrupted thTo 81 seasons OF
pTiods eyentiu In exempt from UEeepiE
tons and trite disaster. Being long established
cash basis. the troubel 81 the credit system Aeet In
material particular.
Daring hard times the security Insurznee
An Imperative duty the ability o. property
tain loss being much leEHsned-
issued without dsIay and All business attended
TO with dispatch and fidelity, By
sAl1'ls p. iGII DRETII, Aren't
once AZ the Savings Bank of " ling.
fehl9-daa-t.ll Jan. lat. 80.
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Successors to List Howell and II. X. List.
WHOLESALE GROCEES sf PRODCcE DEALERS
Nos. rs L so, MAIS srREEr,
wheeling, VA.
WE desire to state TO the friends Of the firm,
w the trade generally, that Of the
most ample facilities for the transaetion Of
WHOLESALE GROCERY AND PRODUCE BUSINESS.
We deternined to all orders
care, with fidelity and promtness
able terms. LIST, MORRISON ( CO.
January 1st, 1859.
Those having unsettled accounts with the
Henry X. List Co. List Howell will please notice.
that Henry X Lii having purchased the entire interest of
A. Allen Howell In said hrus, (Mr Howell retiring from bu
siness) alone authorized 20 make settlement. janly
, 1859-02-10
Gtatlollerp, &l.
Awarded .3r the

ALSO ON HAND
tannneA scaling Wax,
daad soxes, Steal Psns,
Letter Stamp. t@ai Pencils,
Wafer cup. 8ankers' Cases,
oesk kn~aa Lstter Boxes,
3a1erf, Fen Haldeo,
writing Psda Money Booh,
sr:sso7, Pen Raeh.
eape1 Weight cuine,
eold Ran'' 2u:1l Pen.,
Letter cllps oszk Psneil..
3hes1s, cash aoxea
Fort Folia, slottiup papsr.
spring Filler, Ivory Tab:eta,
Tw1as Boxes, Quil1s,
enveiops Fzpe1. Elastic Baads,
india Rnhber. caleraszs,
"aisr', Ivory Foldsra
tetsss eca1ea Paper filox
tnsuos Files sook Rasx,
1ueilAgs, Gum Ticket.
"ntsnholnncuus7. Red tspool> Tsps,
Co eroial Printing,
ooNs,srHs o.
: CARDS, BILL HEADS, t.2CCLsGs, h.
fsohpTlr Ex1curED AT
... st&ttones7a Hall,
noas bas - Aake aeeA
, 1859-02-10

GLASS GLASSi! GLASSt!!
~ PiAte end Do1his Thick 9lsn. Of lsrxs asss IN
fENToN xoRlneoH 4 sN1fH,
s0ANs hNaaetk - 3a0h WAAI mf1M
, 1859-02-10

CULVER PLATED CAST0RS IN GREAT
~ variety 8pooaA Forks Tea setA Goh1ets H., kc
IT ans lower thAa u any othe- hue IN the city A.
street. ht&Tte1 QAr6 mi Dearborn il HI n-ivr3S
, 1859-02-10
III ORNER'S KANSAS AND NEBRASKA
GOLD AGINES-

00Nf RENTS:
oHAfE1 42-o.ikn 1t the N1ans CoupsuIt,: ;ct m-
TEE ststq5y Of n Vso.E I lAs!tnce. h:sx mi and
dtd Re Liked: Locality Of th= Richest DepaEtS m en.
e1I drscI1ptitn Of the eocnir7
C1Af. A-Cotreb1rxtya krldepce: {et.rr, and ~
Hasi H3u lAfKe nAmbeT OF eerHon4 Who vtstted ioe
q e during the suEusr and fa ETderce ersfo.t he
hqa: ssasTHeo;s q ~ 9s.apolntet Mlasio: ss,rs
1oF I'D Asa1nss shs Mues sled; Hisie Gold AetssiS
y! ectet Lite Alntn{ Performed U.rins tne VII l.
se*son; The Whole fxetkent eot ID by Ind IN rol !.
tors: Ftatel e1ts Of Dol Graham Menre- If tSt
GRAF e.-Wl1 Gold BE- tuun4 IN The n UntHns7 Ar
TO- aS@ a. Acs!9a - a Eel s4 Ds.codon q Tue
sednent.fs y III Nter Meta,; c.. onJ % te .cI ri
6J tHnense upheavnk. of the Esth Grad. II. Gorvr.
made b. the u'lor1do live. lkeY th IN snv air.
1n11n place TO reveal 'n1raeo.e Ea2aea Of told
tBAF. 6.-The RAlro&l R,Qes to n Missou1. The
h H@uts9 asfoss the t!ans: 1hc eape Pan to 10
Ger Of Outfit: Iablo Of Ufst4nc & A'' 0A*e'es A4a
r:IIths 9TE1t unoc supted Norh.Wes IT. II taken
fexaof IL China e: Mort ,nke3tsi ii N fnr ssesn
e NtdAle etAs Over One Million 5o tare Mie, n Rch
na1rcopleo to0nt.y: tHmatoloAcsl Tahlea shnTins
ne II dlaerent ID, tat DO ns fremnn
s tbi! o!oa o. t6e Aou3tan VAieJA Ala connected
New and Only Correct Map
~ Yet Jslaed. showing Ill tho Railr,=d md Waxon
nuaie 70 NJ mneA ses Il a the Booklt,rrf, Il iii
PRICE FIFTY Cent?.
prt3ished b. w. d. HoRaER and 70 be bad vho1..,,-
rs Gsaeo bookse1trx I'D retail Of al Boz kgelets
"H-AA*s"saAs@A. les clsQ dlE3N4V
, 1859-02-10
THE PRESS AND TKIBQNE.S
Treat Jvb Printing Establishment


L. The Atxe aod fness estabIshoens ofthe lind IN the
West It has more s1eam Pre~=s and Machinery; morn
Printing hAseals and sttiltul Worknen .han aoy
e%her Job Printing House Wess Of New York.
propEeto1 Art prepared 10 executa On short no.
dee, every variety Of BOOK JOB LETTER PREs3
md FANCY PRINTING In the Rksz ,AAHKkR
= Tie LOWEST LIVING PRICES.
Particular attention dven to the printing O,
RuEinaa card1, Putera - -
Whiting cards, Prerammu.
eaA 1aeke1, Pamphlets,
Letter Heads, Cirrulau.
BILL Heads, Checks,
BYLAW, Blank Hota
Hecelpn, Labels,
PR1H TIE q IH 0oLoRs
In alih vaee& done in beauNfp, style and .t uod.,.
lie fateG
An examination Of SPECIMENS aud pR1cEa I, re-
apccttull5 Invited.
u orde1s from the Country promptly fled and sen,
hnnae b. ExpseM
, 1859-02-10
CHAMPION SEWING MACHINE.
eB, s8 and Gil DoI1ars:::
Call at 167 Randolph Street,
Before 5ou purchase ANY other kind.
s. 3 O . O O,
PHaYf1TT1rr4r 4v4l

1AVA4O114o '12Au OlplOnaSs
THE FIRST PREMIUM AND DIPLOMA
Wa &vatded 10 the
Boudoir Sewing Machine.
80, tHlRR1s' PA7EsY.)
A1the "i9conhn Bat RAls. o. h 1853: ach1n A fre
0aT & TO Or; aad sy 6oss in con-
Il Penma ~ @ ne ~ osea added 70 T. chain
eutou Of The Ladies' u Chicago aid vcuity to the er-
r Of ths beautiful and unrlvaed Il lehine lev ~
psomoeut advantages over Ill nthers sTe a follow
q e i MAKES tws ddcrent stitches
~ will sew backward veil az forward
sth It makes two thousand atltche1 per nnnuta and
dxt5 nne stitches to the inch ~ 1A1' AA4
5h The tncnuvenenee Of belt Il ohv,ated hv II. .,-
pi1c2uou Of \ Rubber Friction Theel ~ ny
9th The nominat price Of - fucudts stand and hv-
turea ' '"Ae eo1 ~
When this Machine was sold al doube the u,ice It vas
cordially recommended to The public By 'A3@' ~
II. SINGER Il 90.
EtIAB H0 y, il
WHEELER Wilson
9RuVEk 4 BAKER.
., Manufacturing Ga.
REce ~ been reduced half and ~ value enhanced
b{the addition OF the Dp3ble Tread. An exAmnaiinn
~ e. TT maca1f and IL work e solicited Devinx
no-. lv:HA9 a. HA<CE CO.. Aee~t4
, 1859-02-10

q. II. L L. LATLH
w dOi.EsALE PAPER WAREHOUsE
~ - SOUTH WATER STREET..
Are oov receiving Their wlats.f 01ot of Tn+ S
s7ti1 boex rspe.h which they o1ef u o1 pEieea
, 1859-02-10

The svonderfufsuccesao or DR.. Hostel
zEa's celebrated aad ua,ivaleu STOMACH B1TTKRs
firm the tneofits introduction TO The public oroves
ooncafVsy is manifest superiority over my o,he. ee-
paSAlo' Of sae kind nar Manufactured IT. Aclcn On
the xesve srraos Is Of the pleasing character
9onnk n dteaaes oe morbida5, and fivnx tbs s5Hs1
4soood and heA1ths tone In Of D5spepda lon Of
aopete eS:cera mental or phyacal weatnesa. IL opera
Lon u mos eerenc nj indesd: Of the MOS dire.
nj cAsts thai bavt been under medical ttsstntut
hA.e ee entirel5 cured BY th1s great 1eepa Il
tonic Hostettezs Blers naoss tellthtt especially
before oeala
For sale b, Druggists md de.ers generally eYeyxhe:e,
5AHcwd4w
1Aose who arc curious to witness 1he
soodertnl pe4cetiao 70 which l. 0hswaat Qs>< xasas
II batchelss N. r. bAs brought ahe rnnuta SIRE
II "le1 and Toupssk are savite. 70 stsh N Qls md
thek DJtu& RoomA u No. Tteuoat Meek xod exan,n.
HAs curious productions IT. No sut.ny en- detect
tae artificial rum he ns&ura when >adips.ed 10 the
haAd - -~> d.,,v
saw*er'a FluiA Extract of>Rark. .n
aaEsets resaedy soft tho Fever al Akue IND the v.3,
.nI 'oe'" Of Bilious Dseasse 'nter1aatteos Rentteut
k*@ ana Dumb Axue- haVak their orikin in una.a
~ Of ve17 ftre and masl5 dlstr1cs prepared hv rr
H. eAwJez. Dussin and cherulst aad rold by sarve1
tAxe o., No Is Lake sttset. Chjcaxo. =. ..
aoia remedy prepared entirely rom yaxetsble nh.
aAnees and coLtains tnereur, alsen1c or anrh,nr
nat can prove ,nr1oul to tho ayster7 III e6ec..nrr
ooss And tonic, veil s-apted 70 restore
@ac healthy Action of ths Liver sud 8to7naeh vhn.e
functions Ire - seceray 1nararod Ia s1e eaas. q; al
case..
0alae 4Ao otnel tSaes eerve on7 n nAny cases To
aseAf Tie chilli but do not the dlteaae Of the
'Fer Aod other o:Rsos implicated on which the chill
tao 1eVes depend; hs:ce .:hc nsetpneas Of ts "F3d
sxz1@ Of Ba1k tpArtlo1latty in retfous vberr Phvr
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