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assedon the Saviour.

bqespondents inform
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what that authority is ? also
wheTc and when was this Koinische lie.
18th tung published
CORRECT TRANSCRIPT OF II SENTENCE. or.
DEATH p%RoSouNcED AGAINST JESUS
tai CHRIST.
The following is d copy Of the most
the memorable Judicial sentence which has
. c5rpser been pronounced in the annals ofthe
sld-namely. that Of death against the
had been h, with the remarks which the Jour
arm from 6soit sas collected, and the knowl
lored BODY iii AieA must be interesting in the
ZONE that beer We to every Christian. I'm
among the The - not aware That it has ever
9Agablie in the German papers.
many ! inten'h s word f~ors0erd as follows:
AMI. lies WskEed " Pontius Plate
,eath tbe deafb <oyind o. Lower Gal
n s,Ience d sus OF s~rzarctlf shall suffer
ig Ii ', vsar !
w ssPffF II S asa /. !, Aba ~ )
a. eapeai Of oi nsalem, during = pontlicate
eaeooc = annand Caiphas.
sufce 9s4Pllate, ipsend4 OF the prov
!. near s2<bow Gs1fI% Ming in judg-
Eose in Isl nres entail Eat d lAe preter,
into ces yesusiof Nazareth ID death on
as q SPs between two fobbers, Ii the nu-
pc of naypa ana ao.sriOus ssstimones Of the
"a. JesusaSa misleadcr.
FROM 4 He has excited the roonlo n adj.
from tom FO'p'o = seu'
blsa 81 HeSan enemy to the laws.
= s Hecalls himself the Son Of God.
6pst .. re calls himself falsely the King of
Iii 9. Re went into the Temple. followed
,ated oty aaultitude OF people CARRYING palms
sp in agir hands.
aders the FIRST centurion. 0pir;l;no
~saelius to bring him to the rhaeo If.
execution. T
Forbids all persons, rich or poor. tol
prevent the execution Of Jesus.
Inc witnesses who have signed The ex.
" ccntion agailast Jesus are
! Il. /. Rniel Kobani, Pllarisee.
i john ZorobabeI.
8 8 RathaeIi Robani..
ON .Tasns 5 4
- through the gaeof Tournes.
~ This, sentene& Engraved on q Ma 70 of
~ brassn the LEV language, and on
q Iassidcs arefF siohowing words L
" slinIlaE platcf4 IN go Sent to each tribe nt
sc sdlsc< erca the year 1880. Il q
\; \ INC city Of AquilaAa the kingdom Of Ma. g
ll9Hgtes by q searchNadc for the discovery {
ofkoman ant9 les, and remained there q
untiilt was foln, BY the commissaries Of b
e AT = the EFeasAsraaysof Italy. Up to v
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1859-04-07

" A little nonsense. now and then,
Is relished by the wisest men,
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1859-04-07
arlaDds so rare,
hEows Of the fair;
Ere and bloom
Frs viii fade on its


W. infancy Of the
melted from
e%nter, and his va
p be occupied 81
queen Of Spring.
spwer, and clothes
westmenEs DC EN-
! Aich 50 long
IQ is nov lively
! cry put forth
TsiselYes il tie
n tie retrra
Asa n O.
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Gopartnersbiy Notices.


NOTICE lis hereby gwen. tbs: tue arm d
IN HERMAN MYER Co iocmP,s of TIE gnisagsst
ibis sey asso'v,d by u1utCs c7us-nt Ire eusn ~
nru - IL b, cR->a Up b. ALFRED MEfHNEA "so l'ss
,u,bonreI = .igp the 6fm In a9unsliya. ..,
ALFRED lETHNER, /
ALFRED METHNER viii snus snr bu.ee.. ~ bic $50,
zane The pse met occupied b, them NO % ooaa'&
CTATE Of NETWORK, CITY and COUNTY
y Il kEw-NoBK, s..-1is Is 70 certify thai Ne ssoss
r,pe- are seveisy have formed hned putss
,in pursn, provisions ~ tis chap par q los
R.s.d s,..uas OF the STATE q NwYcrk and OF tas as
tbe f<ri.l,turs Of said STATE sInsrcaioy therscf;
R,r,t: That hrm uace- which said pAstnerssp
70 b 20, . uctsd Is CHARLES '. MAYS
Scusy. Tnst gerer nature 81 The ensress q
b. ,rss,.d by such pA-.FeSste is ,h- biyiDg add ssss
, ard .srscu ,urs ni.nis AID a. othed uet.tis
srp-rpins % busue~ol AUctfs IN AZ 10 enpsft,c'a
III or their own SID Cofntaissson MstcSsnf.
TboIx Th. tie - all IT, zecrrs! acc fe petncrs
;r,sr..,,d therein are fellows. viz ChAkLrs aRES
80 BENJAMIN NJ WHIrL0CH tts ire said Chn,s v
nsn ,h- genera. p.i,sr sd nj. p,c- o. re- IN rs
a., ,s Cent, Of New and Stsse Of N-~fort At he
49, Rertsriu Nhcck special peref ara n" pss
sS,rcs !. in he Town of Nest FERNS IA tne Co-ay q Wet
. curs.,r SUD STATE q Nv foft -, -.
scsy ira, the une mt capital ~hi6s 'se sad be- .nf
Nhik =, ,uch .ps partner hss coutnb2t< !. ossn
be ,curun stock II the ssa pirtneship Is 'ae sun % w.
ginbiy The period which sii partnership e % cen Hro
~. III s.y Of Aus 1882 ard The period - hice ssh
rers,ip h, 70 terminate IL toe =, Dag Of Nay $50
Wine .. our hAI d. this lsi DAY - AUGUST, *" ~
BENJAMIN N NHlrLoch
syued an s.si.l ir presence Of JOHN r. CLAIM
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gdies bn auctiSu.
yp~,sp scH.scE. Auot,ov--,.
A SSIGyFE's SALE Of the ENTIRE STOCK
"A Of M.t.. Y D CLARK o, Ne fp BroAdwsy fnr.

A SSIGNEEs SALE Of the kNTIRE STOCK
~ 81 M.s-s y & =. o. CLARK. o. Ne 80 Broadway, Fur
riru,e Deer. BY order q Charles II stewart As,sEse
An SCHENCK wilt sell BY Aucticr. without rrse.v-'
the ti.bes, bidder "a ch. e, to above store Of
DAY. is csy ~ aptenhe useoelrt a. 10. ocsocx
r oaenoou the -u're stock OF The 40 fra consisting
usit y Of Ot- furritgr- q derpioc. bat aso com
prsrr Bsos.sis Bur- c. 1Abes scd Chss II Rose
wsd, Blscs W'.a1' MstScAry snd oAt
The O1ce FURNITURE oomprs l,r. Double ard Single Pece'
tai De.bs Pr-ie-1 s,d Counting Hoss- Decks Upreh,
Desks Libsry De.ks sId Tsbs lawyer Decks scs Tables
dscliptioa Revovins Arm ChAir Stools
ho- Cass ell ia CAs. aAaossly AID Back W sau sSi
Of the be- tos.ibe nsrCf.rtuFP.
Anc TUESDAY TIE Ctr Of ssiG uosth WI b s9 ,heir
stors No le Hersr,, eli re stock VI "a. ssd y u.
CLARK therein. conss-E cefy q furniture Of The above
d. sfpon panty p-i AID RI lsr-e sol Il rss's
Ma for the blDs.s such Pine Lumber Nahossly Walnut
and Oak Eerees materials Of every snd u-i IA tn msn
rfscfure the business ST ihoruugby a-ned well s-ced
Gld pIorouuced ~ t-Aae BE- Of TIE prime
description Alsc .~cotd hAni desxs ad taitHr- Sale
CHAs n. STEWART, Arrnes.
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BoarN an1 Hooms.
ENF'TH-AVENUE HOTEL,
ON FIETH-Av fNvE,
At the Intersection of Broadway opposite Madison square


NFw-loSE.
TO BIZ OPENED AUGUST 23 1850.
aoTos beTs healthy delightful and ctursl IN the
city very and ,enien; 20 the Hudson River aud
Bostou Rslroad d po,s
The entire srrsreemsns III. e,abshm-r,
study and render IL the comF able
and bonn. Ike Hotel in WORLD.
All tho Improvements that comfort and convenience have
s-st~a. have been Itiodcceo.
livery brecaaoo taken iuus
the positive safety OF cs;s un tn, Dangers q coufsgon
Sab ock walls from the rock foundation
the oo All Of the fOC~ double aud sapssec By
hyet ei MAKING the entire structure hTeprcof
Amons otte import sdtiou 20 the usual
iron tho " 10 the upper doors upon ps which
sdnts ~ no rce.ibity % accident
Lofty spsc" spd continuous corridors forming promenade
etsh. ernad upon each the cir hight aud
IN the highest cvsrc" apartsne.t
liberal spsce hAi o appropriated to public Drawing Rooms
fsgor nS which and the Dining Rooms there
suna fumerAde Hail Suites of spacious PsrcTs Chambers
aud prrsslg Koou Nth al modern hsys
been especially tessneo for the comfort Of families travelling
psrte- aud eli gle gentlemen.
An fxcbanfe cons0irg the onrps Of the day and al the
intercoue business bss b.h
sessd tohe other tes Of the Hotel and there
SelsespA Ode. With al Of the county
Billiard AID Ches Rooms q the approved y and sp
potu cts provided for the guess aud the pablo
The Furniture, ard every article IN The e.Abishtu
hss ssn expressly dessoed AID Manufactured toS the FIFTH
AL comm sors tog spsmeuts or upon any business ou
nectsd With the house, please direct FlFrHkN ENUE
HOTEL. IN order "a insure Immediate Attention.
The organization ot this Hotel the
rrnort op,-s Boston Bse ana Point Clear Houses
in Mobile. and & vii be conducted %
FAgAN sIfytSS
4, Paslne. HITCHCOCK, DARLING L Co
UisNN HllCHcoCN.N
nOAPn WANJFn--T For several sinola C.ntla
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A N MSEvN, Aucsioneer
DY BANGS. MEkWIN & Co., Trade Sal

II RO0us No rs PNG.rCv
WEDNESDAY MORNING sep.e-nb-- = A. oelockI
TRADE SALE OF PAPERS AND sTATIONERS.-A age
sssortneDt of WRITING PAPERS, comprising sbout slo0
nan, q fre supere ard e1trs Note Letter Cap Al B,nk
Book PsT-r, The approved styl OF Manufacture Also,
variety q S1ATlOHER1 Including BsrN Bo1ss Enveloees
Cs6 &c Sc. Also collection Of Steel Easavins',
Pho,osrsph, AID rry BoDs.r
WI JEFsDAY ENFSiNG. Augs-. II. .; O'clock.
STANDARD AID Al>CELLANEOUS BOOhS-uid-y
AID f.h -tock-oou pri.iiG valustle library editions of
choice miscs literature.
Aso o. scienfc, Classical arc Sho Bocks Sc
AT PRIVATE sAJE-WILSCN', oRNirHOLOGf, 3 vols,
Orirs eGlti0l.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-30

WELLINGTON A. CksTEK Auc.ioReer
4 SSIGNEE'S SALE, THIS DAY, 100 O'Clock,
FISH ara PRODIGY STORE. No. "a FULTON. corner Of
Ge.u.iehs eor,us in pan q Fsh. chees. snetet Beef
ard. Han Sep Clcci-. P,e Sosp Csn6es T-s STRAW
AID Wbppins Paper. empty PsoksE.. &c tc
JOHN CASTREE. As.igl--.
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60 Gpurtsmen.

y CROOK M. so Fulton. ST.. MsnufastarS
u - S.,-.s, Of FISHING, TACKLE Ia a. stS 40
C,sirry Powder SCOT Ee.. sess. an SJ's' &c
IN, done at shor+ aotioe fstsbhsoese iS"
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DY JOSEPH HFGFMAN.

Di JOSEPH HEGEMAN,
ID WEDSFsDAY. Aug 81 Q. h,lf-pAs. 10 oclock s.
No - Dean Smith Brooklyn, Rs-Wo1d suite IN IA
ru Ma'be-op Ets-ere fine French Ck Sofa Bed
star Nsos.Iy Ctss Rockers Center Table Mahossuv Bed
Mar op Drs BuTeau. &C. Nssnsnd., Hair Mii
tr,.. F-sttes Beds Boosters Pillows Velvet CsTp-ts Oil
Ches oei m,becp Hat Stand walEr, EX'-n.iC Table Oss
Duus Glars Diruer Tes Set Cass Ware lei Ware &c
Csisc gue. ~ the Sa'es Rooms
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MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAILROAD.-LOSI
wi ~ MlSLAID FIVE BONDS Il thl, Company N9s ~
Sa5- % : ~; And lisa f5t ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS
each d.tea October iGJ snd signed W. Brooks fesd.hl
Isaac Lv. Tssursr All pon" are cauoheu sesns'
:. u, G al COUPONS attacked h. been stopped Any Informs
ton REGARDING these bonds cen be LETT with 49,.
BARCLAY livingston No p Beaver st.
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6ummer Retreats.

IL TTTATINNY HOUSE,
IN DELAWARE WATER GAP.
Tits place having h-o much crowded 10 prevent
Perots ron obtaining accommodates within few days
Ole Proprietor snrogaces % thcso w wsa 20 visit The
Gap hsraftsr ard nd days ~ceks during h~ DE-
ks .stumns sssson LAT they BE- scoomu aied with
Leave Yct No. y. r. bat, Of Central Rsilosd Com
psny 81 NT~Jesy eC.s. and srriy. at iac Gap 10 tive
hosia L. ". BROpHEAD. ProPnc.or
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BOARD OF TRUSTEES
PpTDpPrCKs WINSTON WILLARD FILL&ORE,
JOHN V. l. PRUNN, ALtA w okAvcOnD'
WILLIAM MOORE, JOIN N sIIahi,
rOSEPH RIIAT GEORGE r. CLARK,
pORTPr n wCIrrny SAMUEL f. spROULLS,
ia &C csPFN PEARSON SAMUEL NJ CORNELL,
JOHN "A SW lFT Ii Gus kobtNSON.-
xSu 4 RJ5NkER SAMUEL ID. BARCoCK-
WILLIAM BFTTS ~ .Hl.sN BLAkS
JOHN p YELNFRTON DAVID ltoApLEn,
JOHN WsDsNORTh. HkNht a SMiiu,
ALFRED EDWARDS, WILLIAM oAApt'
" SMITH BROWN. " .. pODGE
RICHARD PATRICK, GEORGE SUt'
WILLIAM II. POPHAM. WIN slhoNu;.np.,
Injurious FDGERrON, NATHANIEL uAnDtN,
EZRA WHtELtR. WILLIAM ~ v EhMtbih'
CFpJiAs n NORTON JOHN T. DENELlN.
EREDERlCK : WINSTON President
ActuNy-SEEPrAsD hoHSi
secresary-JsiAc ABs,rr
Medical Fx,rliaar-MTNrCRN POST, NJ D
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IOfIN. WILLIAM or LAMBERT BAk t A.
u -. ~ Wsrrpgtou yrgisno, Jour fsiher hs' .eI o,sa
yon a.. earres'ly re1rcs'Sd ., vfie o.
ss.y IN a. p...ible JoCT hshers Old rsidsrcs
Wsrinr,on Lancashire. r. 1lsno AID AIS o'eJ '~'I- WV
,hiise hy fiyns irforn sfion q them -
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Honses 10 fet.

ITO LET-The CHURCH in 2i.h-st., leo feet
u Of shsv. inqulr- Of n. WELLS. 40 lsT ethss
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fnanrG-

QUARTERLY REPORT of the MUTUAL
~ ITvy INSURANCE. COMPANY Of SsH-fOkA- NO
q Brsdssy tot the Quarter sEains JAY d. 1900
a-.u I. p., report sob Ap e..:.......: 'ss's' ~
Bee-pt, DURING the quarter endns h' A"ss 1o ga g.,
lga 10, premiums intsres,. w. "
s5ea4IiT IS
pus-ryers.n.s during The quarter. i*'st' d
r.. 1888. .. ,...,., .............s ia q
Addeor A. a.. "a beinS Interest sCc7le; noi aue a. M "a
deferred pr~uiuns. ard due frocn aSeats'.'-'''''
CiAns unpSd trot duel 4h'h -. go
Nsruher 4 fciciss iss led durng me qlAse'' S"''
ksnber OF Policies in force, ii.fS
AruoCr, insured. . ), 81 ~.
hsv, carefully examined the shows stsefnrns s1a
saiEe TO be eorIec, shhffA"D "O
rhi, Cozpsny offers o~ins advantages to persons III
,sudrr 20 insure their live: .....rt, r,.,
L. C.,h ASe.s are Nf-r thsn those Of ,ny oshes Le s
rssee CoDpaay ~ tie United States, aH'ouIIi-&' :"
S5,150,OOo.
The proportion of Il, Cash Asset. 70 the amo1ns , -
rrrsisr thA, o. any Life fnslsnce SoPen y" VAC
l.. Rvs az Premium Are TIA, ho, q the majority o.
oser Life Conpsns-ysi ia DIVIDENDS Da'e WV
m Mors,v srnonr It's Metnbsrs r., been Fropo op'y -"
th&n hat Of any cther Company In either
ia ~ Fur, NJ RS heen made kno~r-e rss
u the hsht deFrse fsvoss'e 70 fctey-sodeN
lives insured In tls "a nrsiy greatly
,.z. Of .py other Life Insurance Company ia the unie
d., sao-cr. security shove them al-ths necessary 3" Of
.yry.se having more scope for cperstion
The Assets Of toe Company s- Invested .Sc'us'sy 90
us or Rsl Essse IL the Cy sGd sax OF New oia
h In sh rsse least double the auoun; losned ana esM
n, ip.e,, ~ Seven rer TIE di;y and security OF nn
Sn,.lt,or n The Con rsry. Funds csruot be oyested
Nors-Th- business Of ;ls Company - coodGeea on tna
Mutual pticr the sct-st Of thr terms ne rihe
,ru fetretr necessary exPes-s bens oluitsey IL
yidec suo-s The assured
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Gouses ane fayms Uanteb.

NY7ANTFD-A GENTLEMAN w;she. to HIRE
w STaBLY With Stall, for 8 Horses Carriage room,
Clo..s &c. Person. having such L., viii apply 20
VIM. tSTEBBROOK laer. No. O. East 8ths'.
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1DHE briggs PATENT PIANO-FORTEs

~ PIANO.FORTES and , MELODEONS.-
81 Gres, Bir4sin.-To LET a. - 81, 81 s. aud %
noutb: f1r SALE az 80 go, sc $40 up % fZ75-onc
with pea. sey price $3.50 Music taught Pianos tuned by
PrrL DIMsDAf No 20 Grand 81
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BOARD WANTED--For several single Gentle
- u.en. Apply u CHARLES W. POLMAN, No. lo' East
lNb It., utS Soa
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DUTGERS FEMALE INSTIIUTE.-Its SD
III Tenn cpers h sept Sagcs Will convey pr
p nd f6u he Institute Boarding Pupils received into the
ian lis Principal Fer Circulars ard further Information
apply az ia. Ir strlte Mes "a 30, aud 28 MsdsOn
JOrN NJ. KREBS u D.. Pre- sdert
HENRY NJ PIERCE, A NJ Principal
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MOUNT WASHINGTON COLLEGIATE

NlISSES MARSHAILs BOARDING AID DAY
w SCHOOL fer YOUNG LADIES' NJ az We.; S.h Il. b..
~eva It'll "a -ihss,. Ill rsoPr 81 NoSpAY. sep Il
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Hcai Gstate for Gale.

nTUf V 6IUtt WI EUsl.
E'OR SALE--k FARM of 100 soree, too miles
TER, No. $50 Cresn~ich.s., Ses -IoTk City.
EtOR SALE-A valuable TRACT Of LAND, ait
IN Tx COnpty Pa che lns Ct zoe ssnoury snt
Railroad Also Lands IN salgsI Comfy, "a ApyyS
lie Office Of tie u0mese.d CoIaEADy. 10 l& bIoed.sJ
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NJ I II A n l. )
WI respectfully inform, her friend. and the public her
Soloa,
NO. 10 GHAMERCY PARK.
East ATu-sT.,
rrr.I

VIII commerce oa II ESDAf, SEPT -
puncfus attendance OF her pupils is requested
rho.e Who have coudd their daughters 20 Miss HAlNES In
yss. yeas he assured o. hr continued desire sDi she
iusts increased ability rpst o. her pupils subs anita
aud pshcd education Sac has the aid of teachers u
soknowed SEQ talent and IL vii BE- their united aim contrib
uie, much pbe 20 the perscnsl bsppress well
neral ard nSccsua improvement q those committed - their
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MIGHT SCAVENGER JOHN DENNER,
IN Mn. se.yenser Orden Ief. No - Chatham 81, No
~ Ia. i2,h-st.. gill b. punctasly attended 70.
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seSss No 90 West l9.h-st.. win reopeI. MONDAY Sept,
Too BOARCERs be E.moiaed IL the family q the
Pifrcip.i A. r. DEANE.
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alisrcllansous.

CAS-PIPE SALE.--GoOd assortment OF GAt,
UfIPE CLOSING OUT SALE -
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DARKER and BERTHET,s SCHOOL. No. 23.

Fast -ist--t 81 BusdSsy vii reopel Sep. H.
Pupils prepared FOR college tho counting house. AT the
oder su5s,s laugh, by native professors aud In de-
psr;ueIt French il Away sposeu. THERE'S primary aepsr-
eEperienced feai. teaC he Circulars Of Lot
cod 81 E Boz k-stoIe NJ al Bioat0sY.
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1T
LING larst choicest Berry cultivated. measuring
ncho. diameter PLANTS foT SALE by The dozen bun
any pest the country Send your order. to BURNTON
No go Bowery Bookstore
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-01-04
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.

Business Cards, not exceeding six linss, inside
SIS, otherwise sic.
faasrAl Notices 81 90. Obituaries, according
to space occupied
displayed advertisements Asn more than the
above rates.
Advertisements loaded and pissed under the
head OF Special Notices." do41is fAs orssnayy
vafss
spssiai Notices In the Local Column - cents
per line.
Advertisements ordered on The inside sxclu-
sivsiy In the Daily, altar the Arst twe week .,
30 per cent. more than ths shove ratss
All tvsnstsnf adverftsss~Nfs nsse - psff for
IN aassaes. This raIe viii not Be varied from
When the advertiser usss the weekly a.one
the price will DO the same NJ In the Daiiy.-
Whsrs the Daily and Weekly are both used,
- per cent. viii be deducted fron the aggre-
gate amount.
Under the present system, tAA advertiser
pays 80 much for the space be ocsapisa, the
changes being caargeAbIe for the compost ition
only. This plan 10 nov generally adopted
Our charge for changes wili be Is cents Per
square.
- In all cAses whore Advsrtisements are
discontinued ssfese The expiration Of the year
or the time contracted Tor, they will b. shargod
up 81 oar regular rates for the time scaaa !
iy In.
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q u And TRUNK RAILROAD
n 4

OF CANADA.
~~ADELIGHTFUL 4 ROMANTIC RoUTE-1n
yRok THE wRsr TO
B0sfon, Nsac York, and the Eastern States
ia fhs HcAiSan Ceafraf, Great Weaern,
Ogdrnseasgh 4 Hsrmoaf Central ard
GRAND TRUNK RAIKoAn OF CANADA.
Passengers By this route have an opportunity Of
VISITING some Of tho grandest and most woH-
derfai scenery In the world, including Toronto
Niagara Fais srspensior Bridge, 7hossaad Isiamd,,
Hapsds ef Mf 81. LsrreScs, Qasbse, Montreal, HAaf
Moaniatxs fac Tubular H tdQe iassrly teo mises IN
tsaesA), Lake CAsmplotn, Falls Of Memf~oYemef.
Hadson Eirsr, etc, ete.
On and after May /, 1858, Baggage win be
Checked Through from Chicago.
To EWlGMANTS.
Passages may be secured n the Office Of the Com
pany In Chicago BY sAfLrxo ships from London.
Liverpool, Plymouth, Glasgow, Bristol, Hull,
aberdeen and Montrcse. An sgcnt Of the GRAND
TRUNK RAILROAD supcrin tends the re- moyal o.
emlgrans and baggage at Quebec free Of chares.
Fare from $50 70 43b to Chicago, includins
cooked provisions.
The Mammoth Steamship
l. EvI r ma N,
OF 81 800 TONS AND 700 FEET LONGi
Ii under contract TO this Compa for one or more
trips to Portland. Tourists return tickets from
Chicago to the principal towns In Europe will
shortly be issued. Tickets from Chicaro for all
points East, also forthe LesiatAan, or for the M.
o \. 5. Co.'S ships can BE- obtained at the once
of the Grand Trunk Railroad, Nc. 80 Dearborn
street, Chicago.
], wARRAcK,
Agent Of Grand Trunk X. H. Co., Of Canada.
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KEOKUK, IOWA: TUESDAY, JANUARY l. 1859
C. ANDERSON. ALsxAHDgR pAarLAY
ESTABLISHED In fs40.l

BANKING HOUSE or
q M q n g. IN ID II r. q u g o..
r HAVE this day admitted as . partner In ths
L Banking Business, Alexander Barclay, (who hAs
been my teller for the last six years). The bust
ness, hereafter, WILDE conducted under the nrm
and style Of
GEO. G. ANDERSON l. 90.
Being one Of the oldest Ban king ouses az not
theoidsst) In lows, the new Arm solcits eontin
Of forme- patronage so iiberally extended to
thessnior partner.
They win make eolsetions and remit, less Ex
change, on the day OF payment, free Of charge.
Their references are ~ formerly by senior part
ner wis
RsraRKxcns:
Park Bank, N. X.
Winslow, Lanier 4 Co., Bankers, MY.
Edward W. Clark 4 Co., ,philAdeiphia.
Howard Banking Co.,. Boston.
Clapp, Fuller D Browne, Bankers, Boston.
Marine Bank, Chicago.
Hoffman &0elpcke, Chicago.
Mechanics Bank, Pittsburgh.
Farmers Deposit Bank. Pittsburgh.
Kramer 4 kahm, Bankers,
Gilmore Brothsrton - Cincinnati.
A. d. Hunt 1 Co, - Louisville.
State Savings Institution, st. Louis.
Ksokuk, Jan. !, IS. gro. C. ANDERSON
jan6d
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-01-04
DA. CARP rkNTEk,s OFFICE,
between Main and Johnson
nsxt door below Anderson . Bank up stairs.
nnvg1d -t


EAnnnd Scy ffaFtA, N. y.
nffERs his services as Physician, Surgeon, ,As-
~ couchsur, and Dentist, to the citisens Of kso-
knk and vicinity.
kdscatsd at one Of the most renowned Universi-
ties in Germany, Vienna, his hospital practice
there, we'll ~ his experience during four years
service ~ Surgeon In tbs X. X. Kusslan Navy and
also three years practice In New Ee gland wlii he
hopes, secure to him the confidence Of this COM
munity.
Anything under the head Of Dsntistry--opsra-
tive mech hsnicAlwilIb be cd in q satiefAc-
tory manner and warranted. Charges reasonable.
Attendance given NJ private dwelin n IL required
kxsminations and advice gratis.
Once Third street, over Rick ey . Cigar Store -
Office hours 10 to IL a, H., 2toSp.n.
kassRsncEa--Mrs. II. n. Wilder, Rev. Mr.,
Kimbali j. b. Howell, keokuk, and J. A. Shead
Esq, of Denmark, Iowa. [June3dIy
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PENrsTLyAsIA CENTRAL RAIL,
ROAD.

- -
kkE TRATNs DAILY FRO M
Ftstshurgh TO Philadelphia.
Trains leave Pittsburgh as follows: Mall z q.
m; Fast Linc p. nj Express Mail o.4opm.
The Express Mail Runs Daily, the other tive
sundays excepted. Making Direct Coa-
nsetiea4 18th all trains from
OF. Louis, No.; Dubuque. heokuk aud Iowa City,
lows Cairo, hook Island and Chicago, ILL.,.
Lexington and louisville, Ny; Ierre
hantc, indianapolis and Lafayette,
lnd.i Cincinnati, Columbus bay
ton, Toledo, Cleveland,
LanesviIis, Crest
line, MAssl-
Ion and Wooster, Ohio,
Also, Kansas, Nebraska, Minnesota, and
All POinrs fu the west.
- rAkk A. Low An Rs ANY orasR ROUTE Nnx
Passengers from the West can RELY upon
this ~ being the shortest and most
expcditions route TO
PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE, NEW YORK,
AND ALL EASTERN CITIES.
THOS. MOORE, Agent
Passenger Lines of PeAn. Ii. r., fhiladelphia.
Jan. /, SD