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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-10-01
THE EVENING STAR.
WASHINGTON CITY;
SATURDAY.......... October 1, 1859
The Weekly Star,

Full asusual of Metropolitan news and gossip and
choice literary reading, is now on our counter
ready for delivery to the public. The following
articles form part of its interesting contents
The Waite apron. or the Fortunate Mix Mazda
reTy Interesting sketeA; The Cardinals Watch;
PO9ygdmy IN Utah, By Hayaee Gr,sisy, &c
Happy Termination Of a BAD A fair; The Proposed
Restoration Of Bishop OadsrdOnk; Startling
Surprise; The Niearaguan's Return; Important
ArrsSt-fsadiSh plan to murder and roo 1he
Negro Camp Meeting in Mem Jersey; Bstternk
Prouotire Of Longevity; The Masonic Frater-
nifty;
Tie Wallis Draft Affair." bI.f'' IN Washington;
The Nc NsrhaAy and Smith Controversy; BaIti-
more and PiHsy Point Correspondence; The Trial
Trip aud Explosion on Board the Great Eastern;
The Nstc CA>Hsse War Operations Of the Patent
OFses, &c;
The California Maui Ssrries; The Hotels of Amer
ioG; The South Pacific Trade; Er-Presideat
Mora; A RsW Argument in Douglass Fdroy, Se A.;
Department Nescs; Editorials; Washington Netcs
and Gossip; Local Intelligence, &C., &c;
Late Ns1s, foreign and domestic, by mail ana
Telegraph;
Interesting Personal Hems;
And grea: rarisfy Of choice literary articles both
prose and poetry, too numerous TO mention.
This is Just the paper above all Others for citi-
lens and strangers sojOurning in the National
Metropolis to send to their friends at a distance
Price only cents per copy, or 81. IS per annum.
Postage prepaid by stamps when so arranged.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-10-01

TIE AMERICAN AND THE CHINESE AFFAIR
Gan Eyewitness" in a letter to the London
Times, thus speaks of the attitude of the Ameri-
cans:
az cannot end without referring to one matter
that, in connection with this battle, should ever
be remembered. Were we children Of the same
mother, we could not have received more sympa-
thy and kindness than we met with from the
Americans Never were men more unwillngly
neutral. AS we passed in to the assault, Flag-
Officer Tatnal was heard to say. Blood is thicker
than water and in a hundred different ways he
and all his people, to the very cabin boys, acted
up to this homely proverb; When he heard that
our Admiral was wounded, at great personal risk
he went on board the COrmOrant to see him.
Many Of our men slept in the American tender on
the night Of the fight. Segars, coffee, brandy
everything man could want-was placed before
them. The American crew forgot themselves,
and thought only Of the British 4 few DAYS after
the fight. Chinese junk, with a flag Of truce,
brought fresh provisions to the Powhatan, United
states frigate. These were Immediately sent to
our wounded. The bond of American brother
hood was indeed deeply cemented In our trial at
Peiho. Believe there was not man in the feet
who did not feel it growing up within him. and
am sure there are thousands, il may not say mil
lions, at both sides of the Atlantic. who will join
me in the fervent wish that that feeling Of broth
erhood may take deeper and deeper root in both
lands.n
The London Times, In an editorial in which 1t
censures Admiral Hope for his too great conf
dence and consequent defeat concludes its remarks
as follows:
sit is more easy to found than to restore supre-
may, but in execution Of the dutv which de-
wolves upon England and France 1t is an un-
speakable qualification to find that we may rely,
at all events, on the sympathies of the great Anglo
Saxon republic. Whatever may be the result of
fight, England Will never forget the day when
the deeds and words of kindly Americans sus-
tanned and comforted her stricken warriors on
the waters OF the Pciho."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-10-01
Spirit of the Morning Press.

The Constitutions publishes and approves Sena-
tor OWNS late address to the people Of California
in which he vindcates himself against the attacks
Of Senator Broderick.
The Consultation also treats upon Republican
ism judged by its fruits, and upon what it calls
" the Niger question" in -four barrel, alludng,
in the latter to the fact that Boston men have
discovered, through the ingenity of one of their
-four inspectors, a colored person, that Southern
-four is - garlicky."
The IHteHigsHesr publishes the communication
of Commodore Tattnall to the Navy Department,
in regard to the Chinese imbroglio, and excuses
him for the aid he rendered friendly and kindred
people under the fire of the Chinese forts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-10-01

SPECIAL LAND CERTIFICATE.-The attention of
the Commissioner of the General Land Office hav-
ing been called to the fact that certain land war
rants in the State of Illinois had been located upon
lands which, under the provisions Of the act Of
Congress Of September Is, 1e5i. enured to the
State of Illinois, he has, in accordance with SUBJ
sequent act, approved March I'd, 1855, relating to
swamp lands, sought to indemnify the State by
placing at its disposal the same number of acres
out of public lands not otherwise appropriated !;
and has therefore issued special certificate to the
Governor OF Illinois for e299 o. acres of the public
lands
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-10-01

ANALIzING NATIVE GRArEs.-The Agrcultu-
raj division of the United States Patent Office for
some time past, has been receiving, in small guam
titles varieties Of grapes from different sections of
the country, which the chemist of the Department
Is anaiizing, for the purpose of discovering their
constituent Parts-esPecially as to the quantity of
slccharine mates contained in each. deserts p
ton OF the ScuPPernong has recently been received
from the State of North Carolina, which has been
found to equal, in this respect the French grapes,
which contain twenty per cent. of saccharine
matter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-10-01

KANSAS BASE LINE SURvEY.-The Surveyor
General of Kansas and Nebraska has been in
suucted to direct the contractors appointed to
extend the 10th degree Of parallel, which con
stituteS the boundaries between the Territories
to make astronomical observations, t. be made
at different stations on the line, for the purpose
OF furnishing additional evidence as to the cor
RICHNESS Of said location. together with the ele-
ments involved in reducing the results of such
observations
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-10-01

FROM MExICo.-The accounts from Mexico con-
firm the PreviouslyrePorted defeat of the Liberals
at Leon by Gen. WOble. >Miramon had re esta b.
hshed the decree of Santa Anna, of 1913, forbid
ding foreigners entering Mexico with arms and
with invading designs-the penalty being death
Gen Alvarez was preparing to march on the city
Of Mexico with six thousand men, including cav
airy, infantry, and artillery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-10-01

HEALTH OF THE SECRETARY OF WAR.-A gen.
uenan who left Old Point Comfort lat evening
states that the Improvement which has taken place
in the health of Gov. Floyd within the Il st week
is marked. 1t was his intention to have returned
to Washington to-day, but being advised by his
friends in consideration of the recent favorable
change not to do so, he has decided to remain
some ten or fifteen days longer
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-10-01

FROM HAvASA.-The steamer PHILADELPHIA
from Havana, has arrived-at New Orleans II was
rumored that Gen. Concha would be relieved in
November by Gen Seraus. The stock of sugar at
Havana was 10000 boxes. Buyers demanded
reduction Molasses was dull Freights were
improving. Exchange on London ibaI51 and
on New York PER cent. The yellow fever IS
raging at Brownsville, Texas, and some thirty
miles above that point
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-10-01

II A writer in the London Times suggests
that the Great Eastern be sent immediately to
China He thinks that the appearance Of such
vessel at such time, with such an armament as
she could carry, would have moral as well as
material effect, not TO be otherwise Produced
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-10-01

DIsCoNTTNUANCE OF LIGHTs.-The Light House
Board having deemed the following lighthouses
as no longer necessary to the public service, has
ordered their at Bar
ataria Bay. on the coast OF Louisiana; lighthouse
at Corpus Christi, on the coast of Texas.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-10-01

CALIFORNIA LANDSURvEYs.-The General Land
Office has received diagram Of the survey of the
5h standard parallel NORTH between parts Of town.
ships ~ and 81 NORTH of range II west and ex-
terror lines Of townships 10. 20, 81, -, and %
north, Of range 12 and townships 10, p and %
north. of range 10 west of Mt Diable meridian of
California. These lines were surveyed by j. c.
Cloud, Deputy Surveyor. Also, the survey Of LIST,
ID and Sd standard parallels south, and the ex-
terror lines OF number Of townships in the same
vicinity. Surveyed by Arch. Mcneil, Deputy
Surveyor. Likewise, diagram of the survey of
the exterior lines of townships %, 81, and 25 of
ranges o. 10. H. and - east Of the 9th princi pal
meridian of Kansas Surveyed by w c. Ranson,
Deputy Surveyor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-10-01

IL The steam boiler at the Girard Hotel, Phil
adelPhia, exploded ON Friday afternoon, killing
two men.
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PefsenaI.

'.''A London lettef.writer says Charles Dickens
10 about worn out; fast breaking up. His cares,
his troubles, his years, his habits, and incessant
labor to make both ends meet, have taxed his
mental powers till they are breaking down. In
his reading he looks like decayed beau, patched,
printed, peruked he dowager.
- Several years ago. when playing with one
OF his children Mr. Brunei architect Of the Great
Eastern, accidently swallowed golden halfsover.
eign, which stuck in his throat and though ablest
surgical aid was employed. 1t was found impossi-
bile to remove it, The coin remained firmly fixed
in his throat for considerable period, and Mr..
Brunei, Of very nervous temperament, appeared
literally pining away. At last, when thn gs seemed
at their worst, his Irish man-servant gave him a
pinch Of snuff, and the violent sneezing which
this caused suddenly removed the coin.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-10-01

II At the Chicago Theatre they have a new
local play entitled 'Our Eastern Cousin in Chica-
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lust RECEIVED
" 900 Havana ORANGES, first of the season,
10 boxes French LEMONS,
50 drums FIGS, very fine,
5ksss best PRUNEs,
10 cases CANTON GINGER, new Importation,
10 do. Bordeaux OLIVE OIL,
900 boxes SARUINES, new crop, quarters
halves, and vholes,
ANCHOVIES. in oil and salt,
GREEN GINGER, ard all kinds of SPICES,
A very large stock OF foreign and domestic
PICKLES and PRESERVES,
All the Eoglish Sauces ara Condiments,
With many rare artIoles of luxury.
No Imitation goods sold
SAINT. T. DRURY,
Oc l-St corner Pa ayenue a nd Iatb sts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-10-01

TEE President of the United States has left
his summer resort near the Soldiers Home, and
again taken up his residence at the White House
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-10-01

NEEDING. INyITATIoNs.A AND AT HOME
w Cards, beautifully executed ct
i3sil. q Lr' ~ DEMPSEY & WTOOLE'S, -
se3o2t 326 Pa. ave., bet. 9th and lolh Sta.
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The WEATHER.-The following report Of tie
weather for this morning IL made from the Morse
Telegraph line to the Smithsonian Institution
The time Of observation il about O'Clock:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-10-01

LIGHr-HousE CoMPLETED.-The Lighthouse
Board has received official information that the
new lighthouse at Cape Lookout has been com.
pleted. The tower is the frustum Of cone 1t is
built of brick, and is surmounted by an iron Ian
tern painted black. The color of the tower is
red and the focal plane is l56 feet above the level
Of the sea. The keepers dwelling, which is a
part of the old tower, is painted in red and white
horizontal stripes. The illuminating apparatus is
catadioptric Fresnel lens of the first order show
ing fired light of the natural color which should
be visible in ordinary weather a distance of ~
nautical miles. The position Of the lighthouse,
as given by the Coast Survey, is: Latitude 3i0 81
DO north; Longitude 76o 80 Az west Of Green
wich. The new lighthouse will be lighted for
the first time at sunset, Tuesday, the LIST day of
November next, and will be kept burning during
that and every night thereafter until further or
derS.
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KEMAINGIS!ss 4 s. FL dsls 4. w..hins.o,

tOrdered to be inserted in the EVENING STAR, 1t
being the newspaper having the largest circulation
Of any daily paper published in Washington.l
. IL All persons applying for letters IN the follow
ing list, will please 81 they are ADVERTISER.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-10-01
10 THE EAGLE STOVE HOUSE. OIO

M TEETH
~. LOOMS, M: d., the inventor and patentee
ofihe MINERAL PLATE TEETH, at <
tends personally at his office in this citv 49,
Many persons wear these teeth whoS0QG0
cannot wear others, and no person can wear others
who cannot wear these.
Persons cal ing at My Office can be accommod, teJ
wI'h any styls aad price of raeth they may desire
but To those who particular and wish the purest
cieanest strongest, and most p RECT denture that
art can produces, the MINERAL PLATE will be
more fully warranted.
Rooms in this city-No. 1886 Pa. avenue between
9Th and 10th SITS. Also, 901 Arch street, Phiafel-
phia. 90 J-Iy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-10-01

OS7 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE Oc1
The Cheap pest STOVES,
Greatest VaIIety of STOVES.
Prettiest Designs Of STOVES,
Latest Improved STOVES,
STOVES that have been well tried .
srSST9S rs that are OF heavy Casting,
SFO Els that can be relied on,
can he found at
JAMES SKIRVING'S
WARRINGTON SToVE FACToRY
Southeast corner of PENNSYLVANIA ay. and nth st
l-eO2w Estates -
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WARRINGTON NEWS AND GOSSIP.

PRESENTATION OF ARTICLES TO lN'IANs"-by
intelligence lately received at Arizona at the U.
;. Indian Office, we learn that at the request OF
Lieut.. Mowry, the Pirnos and MaricoPas Indians
recently assembled to the number OF four or hve
thousand for the purpose of receiving the articles
p,rchased for them under the act Of July 10th,
1855 They consisted Of two thousand farming
implements, several thousands pounds of barley
and other grain for seed. axes, &c; several thous-
and yards Of cloth, calico shirts, tobacco and
beads, were also distributed. The purpose Of the
Government in making them this l; I. e number
presents was briefly explained by Lieut.. Mowry,
when the chiefs in reply expressed great surprise
and qualification at this munifcent gift of their
Great Father, (the President of the United States
and promised 10 endeavor always to conduct
themselves in a manner that should continue to
merit the commentator of him who at this time
30 bovnteously rewarded them for their past good
conduct.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-10-01

Amount sub
ject b. draft
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All orders for tickets or certificates of p.oka-e.
viii meet with the most prompt and Confidently ar
ntion, and the printed official drawings sert a.
x ADD FRANcE. BRoApBENrs 4 co
ocl-lw Wilmington Delaware,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-12-15

UThs Newark Daily Advertiser learns
from private letter from Italy, thss Mrs.
Duane, wife OK the late RAhsp OF New Jer-
ssy, died in Florence on Thursday, Nov. 10,
- ~ residence Of her con, Ar. Edward N.
Perkins. sit seems" Gays the Advertiser,
stthst har mind never recovered from the
shock il received durisg the memorable sack
q PsrugiA, 10 which che and her party mar
roUiy escaped cruel death. She had been
quite On imbesile for months previous 70 her
death" The funeral was sppointed 70 take
place on the l4th ult-, in the Chapel Of the
Protestant Rural Csmstery.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-12-15

TMrs. Stoves 'sMinister's WooinR' 10
selling with great rapidity In England. Forty
thousand copies had been disposed Of 1t the
iass sdvicss.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-12-15
J COMM ,ERCIAL

~ ~
ET8gix A 81 KsoEak, De. I1sA. |
FLOUR-SuYsrAns. u ST. Spring whsst, e.
tras - beA3 ~ sHsA vhpst ,sEtras % Aen3 ~.
BRAN AND SHORTS, 10 IS per 1Ss.
CORN-36 to %. j.. |
BARLEY--spriag, ssa4e. Fall, ssa7se.
n WAEAT.-4h good demand. fall seaios;
Spring 7saee.
OATs--16.
RYE - II good dsnAad.
POTATOEs-e4stol ~ BY the load I; retail 500.
eROCEKIES- Nov Orleans Sugar, fair saasa,
prinssss ~, siariAsds 3alo1, crushed and loaf !
+. la. Aolassss-Plantstisa SO TO $40, 8. II. 81
r. IS. Golden Syrap, 80 10 sts. coGss--Rio -
10 Isl. Java ISL Ice. Lagsyra, 1si TO IA. Kics,
e@slc. .
50AP-Palm elc. Family $50.
CAEDLKs-star rs TO -, stsarine Is, Mould
~, ssnnsr pressed, rs Y
LARD--lo 70 II ! retail 13ac.
BUTTER Choice IL - IL retail - 10 rs.
HIDES~-Dry Ii ;4grsen, 8; green sheep pels
90 TO- do; grssn her skins -. All
HAY--Prairis 81 70 ~; Timothy and Hunga-
rian, 47sts; Halsd -. 81 10 -; Retail, 81.
sEEDS.-HsngariaA Grass, ~ TO Is cents
Timothy. u - 70 I ~ Flax Seed, s5as5 /
6UHDkIKs-Onionssss " 4es Eggs, u u lsa
Feathers, So 70 s5ef white Beams. roe 1000.
FRUIT--arssx appass, sAoies, % 20 TO s. ~
per Dbl. Dried apples, 81 e5 70 Taper bash. Dried
psashss, ~ Ate t17s; Raisiss. - SOTO 4 90.
cHEEsx--W.R.H W III; Dsanark 81 toe.
Professionalism 10 to ii Shoulders II 10 8;
clear sides 10 to IL.
HEkR-ias33s gfsss; y N - PER quarter.
sHEEP--42 - 70 - - = hsAd,
HOas.--Dresscd, ~ % to IS o..
sALT-G. A., 81 s4to ~ IS pr sack KanA.
Via, 1o0a1lA pm hhl-; Liverpool, 113S per sAek.
Lake o. ooa1 u = MI. saa So
FIsH--1dscksrel No. 80 70 81 y Dbl; No
SIS 70 SO no. : 4l3to$1s. white, Ko.i SIS r
q ~ YtlphAlf bhi. Cod Fish kto6DD.
ExrxASGz.-On Nsw FORK for currency ! POI
ssnt,; Cor geld Der sent. St .Lssis Per ssnt.
Il
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-12-15

An who feel themselves interested in the gensr-
al welfare Of society, and desire the moral nfor-
nation IL the youth Of our Stcts whose unfortu-
nate condition in life has made then subject to the
ssverest penalties Of good and wholesome laws,
are respectfully requested to mset 1t verandah
Hall It O'Clock on Tuesday evening, the 9Th
inst, 70 take Into consideration the propriety Of
memorialising the Lsislatate In regard y the es-
tablishmeat IL = State Reform School.
r.. X. BsIsGs, in. SAn'L n. MIILsR,
]. A. 0RAHAG, T. y. EAsTER, h
H.W. SAMPLE, WV. RsLkxAP,
j.. HAIMxs, Gso. W. A'CRARY,
VIZ. b. LYNCH, JoHT BRUCE,
WV. TnonrSoH, RALPn Y. Lows.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-12-15

Nov.Isdln Main-ss., over Oedsn's Book 6tc-&s
sample & Rankin, |
Brokers and Real Estate Dealers.
SAM nj. RANKIN, |
COW MlssISrER Or DEED
FOR NEARLY ALL THE STATES;
NOTARY PUBLIC;
lnsunln, Gelenl, and Collecting lsat.
Conveyancing and Steamboat Protesting done
with accuracy and promptness.
LIFE. FI3E AND MARINE Risk
Taken In the following responsible companies. 1t
the lowest rates. The best INDEMNITY gwen, and
al Losses speedily adjusted aud raid
CHARTER OAK LIFE IES. co. OF HARTFORD.
GREAT WESTERN INS. TRUST CO., PHILA.
GIRARD FIRE 4 MARINE ms. CO., PHILA.
STATE FIRE lMARINE ms. co, Nsw HAvES
septl6d-4m 0rricE On sEcosD-6r.
UHINOIDINE.
lUU Al. WILKINSON.
Sign Of the Goldsn Rasie and Mortar,
Novlld % Aain-st.
ACETIC ACID.
I cARBoY, No. sAmerican, in store, and for sale
a. u.
sisnof the Golden Kagle and Mortar,
novIld % Aain-st.
NADER.
cnn LBS. Dutch ombro Prime, and French =. x.
~ TOT 'A'e'''' Al WILKINSON.
Sign Of the Golden Eagle snd Mortar,
Novl5d 90 Mainst.
I BBL. CON nercial, strictly prime. for sale by
/ A. J. WILKINSON,
Sign Of the Golden Eagle and Mortar,
novl5d 90 Main-st.
AAITPETKE.
f0nn LBS. Star trand, pure, IN 10y 10 kegs, In
1OUU store, and TO arrive, for 50 q BY
Al. WiLKiNS0N,
Sign Of the Golden Eagis ard Mortar,
novI5d 90 Main.st.
CASTLE SOAP.
coo LBS. blue mottled MArsclles in boxes RE-
OUU wEreHEp, for sale very low bly.,,,,
Al. WILKINSON,
June3d q6 Main street.
French Yellow Ochre.
| q nnn LBS. in casks, Havre, for sale by
Z.UUU A. j. wILki NSON,
sign Of the Golden Eagle and Mortar,
oct13d 20 MAin-st.
Table Oltve OFT,
| In BOXES Virgin Oil Of Buti," selected sx.
III pressly M the choicest Salad Oil, for sale by
Al. WILKINSON,
Sign OF the Golden Eagle and Mortar.
oct73d p6 Main-st
H. ,. Woodward Il Co.,
| WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
DRY GOODS AND Oh HING
Ne. So MAIN street,
.t'...AoW
nov16dAwly
/ r. EAKH Tx HEAuRT MANIEA CTOR n
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Arrivals ~ the HiIlings Mouse.
DEC. M-lr. n.
NV Bliss, warsaw; Reynolds, Lawrence; II w
Perry and lady, Boston; W Potter, Bentonsport;
Putnam, IT Madison, Mrs s Carter, Miss Carter,
J Wilson, Springfield; Lafon, Mrs Reid and
daughter, A n Reid, Pennington; Thorne. N
Smith, No; Mrs Meyers, Quincy; " A Scott, n
York.
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New Stage Route.

Nov MpEN .r1 --..c.-ss :s--S.-. 11....1s ~ r~i-
IN myra. Ia connection With the Railroad 10 St.
Louis.
Passengers taking this route make sure oonnec-
lions with thu North Missouri Railroad, Ut Macon
City, arriving in vt. Louis the next evening It 81
o'clock. 49, n
by this rcste passengers avoid tho trouble and
expenseof crossing the Mississippi and make bat
ter time than by every other route to ST Louis.
Stages leave keOkuk a. o'clock I. m. every day
except Sunday, calling Tor passsngsfsin every par
0f tho oity, ffsa.,
Of6ce n the st. Charles Hotsl, corner Of johnson
and ID Ut. EAGON HEWETT,
Proprist0rs.
r. E.-Good Concord coaches.
Decd91W
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- There Is no known remedy can exceed In
spssdines of cure and certainty Of effect, than
that which has become wprld II NOUS, "a DIR. Hos
tetter's stomach Bitters In ali diseases Of the
stomach. which are Of morbid nAture, the Bit
tiers have effected most remarkable cures, when
macy other remedies have failed. Hundreds OF
certificates have bssn given by those who have
thoroughly tested its efficacy, all Of which corrobo-
rate in efficiency, when ii in administered accord
ing to the directions on each bottle.
Some Of the worst cases Of Dyspepsia and Cos
tivsnsss have been permanently cured by the use
Of the Bitters.
For sale by Druggists and dealers generally
everywhers.
Sold BY r. GIBBONS, A. J. WILKINSON, BAKrLrrr
KATE B Co., and J.. BRApxs.
Dee. II, '59-dkw
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Fer the q ate Gay
A CAR ID.

CARD.
The undersigned owes II 70 the subscribers to his
Literary Adverissr and Px1fie School Advocate,
TO state that he has relinquishsd the design of is
suing daily paper during the session Of the
Beard Of Kueation for the best Of reasons, that 1t
vouid net pay TO print reports for nothing, since
through the agency Of the ohairnAn Of the Com
mittes on Printing, and the casting vote Of the
President, al the patronage Of the Board vas
bestowed on the State Bindsr's daily, started for
that purpose.
SAMUEL sT0KRS HOWE,
or Iowa CIrY.
DKs NOUNS. Dec. 9th, 1859.