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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1859-05-23
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Se Y2luIeo lenII III elnem Settartltel Die
Iufmertlunteit oar1uf bin, Oa6 flip in Der 500
litit os8 &aller8 Der 6ran5olen felt Dem Safe
bon SebaltcpCl cine 70 bGhlt auffaIenoe Scr
dnDerunS 9eltenp 9emadt babe ; tie Iibrt bic
perl9leoenen umltdnoe an, Die ~erneilen, baf
ibcn lett mebreren Sabren Elm 9utes @inper,
ltanrnIB 5wllden Tranfret4, 0fublanp uno Sar
Dinien beltlnOen unO liA Ilet5 in per 6orm aus.
9elprcAell babe, Die Blame GnslauoS uno Se-
lterrelA5, no tie elnen 8euetnlf altli9en 3wed
batteu, gu p~ereiteln. GuBlano babe, moieru
eS midi alien ebr9eI5i9en BlGnen unD AnIpri
den eatia3t babe, oaS tteflte Snterefle oaran,
Sefterrei1 III elnen Srie9 nit SranfretA gu
perpldeln. psl1er RuBlano freie t!0ano lallen
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Vepolterun9 in Der Sarfet 5u erregen uno Ulel.
leidt flr liA Ielbt eiaise DER entfernteren uho
menl9er 5ufrleoenen YrOUin3en be8 Dltegrei9i.
lden Salerltaates gu erlanSen. WIbrenD Der
erlten rter Utonate oes 9e9euparti9en SabreS
wlre DaS Seuebmen TuBllnos Elm %puntles,
5melpeutl8es uno 3urifblltenOe6 sewelen. Su
ben Anteceoen5len oteler Wa4t ld9e aber nI9ta
Observation-Disclosures oarin, oaB fir pen 6all eli
neg enrcpdtIAen &rie9eS Elm 9eaeime5, Osltere
reid uno England felnollde5 @inUerltduonib
5tpllben lbr nno 6ranfretd belIebe. NO. a4 j.
Der S1aBfan3ler p33rleli babe 3u9e9e6en,
DAB elne ihrlTtllde uebereiutunlt 81 belteben
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tnpalt befannt 9eiporDen iei? 0~tienlanD pernlCge
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ben DeSpOtiihen Widten @urOpa's befemne lidy
Der &atier Der 0ran5oien, rer Die arGBte l1nters
orlfunS IN lelner lHneren 0fe5ieruuS au8lbe,
alleta 81 ltberalen Spmpatblen. GuBlunO mare
menl8ltenS bon oleIer Seu4elei frei. So gebe
9ft1t5 fir NlAtS" unp wenn liA irsenD @iuer
fiupe, Der anoerS banDle, 10 Diirle niau ibm tel
men @lauben ldenfen. 9to4 weniser tonne
man s%lauben, Dab atuBlanO lia gu einen 9lcte
BON entldi:oener 6eluolldfeit Se8en SeterreiA
perltanoen babe, cbne auf weitere @ucntualitds
ten Riifii9t gu nebmeu. @s miile oaraut Dor,
bereitet fem, oas, mas e8 beSounen. Biz 3a Gnoe
ourd5ufabren. S6lfer unD Staatep ma6ten
telne balben 8eriAm0 unsen. GuBlan0 niiroe
nl6t 10 melt seben, Dle eS Sesan9en Ddre, Cbne
gum &ries bereit gu lein, uno Die erlte YOrbe,
rettln9 gum &rle9 mare natirli4 ein Sertra9,
cine Autan5 cine @Onrenticn, cine 0erpll9
tun8, Elm GInperltdnOniB ODER mG9e man eS
neanea, ME lnan mill = 8wiiden i9m uup
6ranfrei9.
Die eu8ltlden B~arlainentSSW ablen waren
beinabe SelblOlieu. Der mnilterieQe @epInn
wurDe oerldteDen bon 10 bio % anBeseben.
Berlt9np 1T gum fsun3OllAen @elauDtea in
Sonopll ernanrt ipprDen.
Srantreid.
Die @eiammt5abl Der BIG BuG 3. Oiai bon
2pOns mad @reucble unc 8riancOu ab9elanbS
ten Truppen belief lid auf $4,000 Wann.
Die fran5. &esieruns bat cine Wen9e Dam>
pier gum GruppentranspCrt 9emietbet.
Der rWcniteur" ltelt in Abreoe, paB 6ranfs
reid cine Nrmee ain 0fbein concentrire.
(@r bat aber nidt Die Stirne, 81 leugnen,
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ag s. GGn9erfett
Der Dftltdben unS m6rSlidcn Staatcn.

Aufruf an d0e Sdn9er Der Union!
Sdn8er6tIberI
Unlere i'm DDrisen 5erbf erlanene @tnlabun9 3u BEN nn
H. H. IL. Ia. uS Is. Stunt tn Baltimore fattinbenben
Sdn8ertete wnrbe 6urG ~freuei9e anb 3ablrtt6e Annelbun9ea
pom f66nhen @rfOtae 9efrSnt. @
80 teuett uns 6tele etfrtee un6 d~lftttae Tbellnabnne, bag
Der GDtttrfunte os beutiben eteces te Screen ualerer San.
3e!brnoer TN Often rte I'M 26efsn, tint NU.ben wte TIM Subfn
NIT gltthGr Segettsruna fur tarnOnii6fS Stre5en entfammte
un6 lemtt CUR &rpartunO etues Der tnpDlantefsn Jehe be-.
re9ttat.
Die SGn8sr 8alttmOseS ~beriprenen Guh, MGes %an3ubit.
ten, am ba6elbe ~ einem wlrbteen satiOaaifsf su MAIDEN.
An ALT 0srstae, aud an bti, wtlGs niat fpeSlea %unieren
Sunbt a~n9:tSren, trsebt bttrmit bic Nnfprbereng, cine Ntft
tbrer gum set ~Stebenben Mttalteber, had Stmmen %geofenst,
NIT 4n8abe bS Dtrtsenten, pr6ftbentsn unb Setretatrs bis
ipatttfena 3am 10. Wtat an ben unterStidbGeten Selretatr staz
aulehben Wtt S6naerafu6 i
6. Splitter, Set prdFb:
Sd. StGbIetn, corr. Off,
N}at5 Int, U OpS 70 gBeh prdtfr.
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N6aana DOn 9alnOfern

0ews0ort, 81. Otai. Ole Danlpfer
Ocean Queen nit $50 Paiiasieten ulo ST.
100000 9art8elO, unO &an9aroo mi: 27O Bal<
la9leren uno %$750,OOo 5artselO Ie8elteu beute
WtittQQ Don bier alb.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-06-20
CABUS' HAIR CUTTING
SHAVING ROOM,

HA1R-CuTTING done according IA PAysiog
Ii nomy and the principles Of the Coitsxv.
Hair and Whisksrs dyed to psg1ecsion, either.
brown or black. s t
The Proprietor calls special attention 70 h1style
Of Hair Cutting. and challenges the profesaicas
feh11dAwIy
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-06-20

9naasss cas1s, ~ sxsssAing six lines, inside
III, eshefwise 11e.
Is.srAi Hss.s:s u -. Obituaries, according
- spa1s esony11a-s@
Displayed sAvertissnsaA hall more than the
abovo fn4os.
! A1vessissasnts loaded and placed under the
11oA - especial Notisss," 4osbis rae ordinary
not0.s s@
Special Notices in the Local Column 20 cents
De4 ins. #@ - 9-
Advsrtissmsns ordered ON the inside exclu-
1vsiy y The Daily, altar the Arst w weeks,
- neyeeat. mOFe thAn the above eatss.
All frsAstsaf sdsevtsseneufs mxss De paid for
- sSSsscs. This rule will not bs varied from
Whsa the advertiser ases the Week ~ aione
eAs price will be the same - il the Daily
NAsss the Daily and Weekly are both used
- pr cent. will be deducted from the aggre-
1 eAae amount.
Under the present system, the advertiser
pays 90 much for the space he occupies, the
0Aaages being chArgsabie for the composition
eoly- This plao 10 now generally adopted-
OsE charge for ehAngss villa hs is cents per
oqnaFe.
- In all cases where advertise ments Are
oieoontinued before the expiration Of the wear
~ the time contracted for, they will be charged
- at our regular rates for the time actual
u In.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-06-20

HT r ~ Il l. A ID 4 SJy~1
MIS-. M. TALON ~
~ kSPECTFCLLY solici,s the attention Of the
IN Ladies 10 her NEW STOCK Of
SPRING Il SUMMER GOODS.
The latest styles and fashions and various quaii-
tiles, to suit ali tastes. have been selected.
he cts. Rthbons,
FREN AND AMERICAN FLOWERS,
Spring and Summer Shswls and Mantillas.
FANCY nAIk PINS, HOOP sKIRrs, AND
THOAPSUN'S s1ERL SPRING TONIOS;
Lace Mits, Rmbfoideries, Collars, Hair Braid,
and every thing usually mpriscd in this depart
ment viii Be found in her store, 1T wholesale and
retail. faprlAd] No. 81 MAIN ST.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-06-20
fino Watch Repa,riux.

F1W0 W0tch WePafFfME.
fIsHE subsoribsr being Obliged 70 make change
L In the WATCH REPAI RING DErARTnsHT, has So
cured the services OF . competent work man--ons
who understands his business thoroughly. Great
care win be taken with all work entrusted TO my
care, and the work warranted 10 give satisfsction
1Ae Repairing Of Clocks, JeUsiry, &C., also the
Of goods Of every description, shall
receive my personal attention, and warranted.
p. S.-Work Of all kinds not giving perfect sat-
tsfactton, will be promptly sdu by calling on
the subscriber, at No j Rates House
April 6-dkW sAM'L g. BRIDGES.
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VIRGIL il. SULLIVAN Il CO.,
(sUccHssoRs 70 !. l.. HOBBS ! co.,)

tsUccKssoRs 70 !. L. HOBBS Co.,)
FcurtA-street, between Main and johnson,
kkOkUk............-...
i NJ - Z AND DEALE Y r. 3
in QUEENSWARE, GLASS and CHINA, Kero
senc Lanps, Solar and hanging Lamps, Looking
Glasses, Tea Trays, 70. kc.
Having purchased the la1ge and we'll selected
stock 1t the old stand of G. 3. Griffith Co., will
be pieSsed TO have call from one and ali. We
intend to keep constantly on hand complete stock
both for
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL TRADE.
Reviewing our Goods direct from the man ia factu-
rers, in England, France and America, We viii be
BILE TO sell ~ lnw any regular house In the West
v. H. SULLIVAN 4 co.
Jan. IL, 1s59-dAw
lkhA. N m
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-06-20
keokaks Mt. Plsasans u Muscosane
: IL
RAILROAD.
CHANGE OF TIMEl
r w o ID ALLY RAINSy
CHANGE OF TINE

To take effect on Monday, June 9th, 1850.
Eyk0M and after the above date and until fur
ther notice, two Passenger Trains win lsave
Packet Depot, Ksokuk ~ follows:
First Train leaves Keokuk daily (Sun-
days q ccpted)a 8:OO 4. n.
Seccnd Train leaves Keokuk daily
(SaBdays cxcepted) at A.OO r. II.
First Train leaves Montrose daily
Sundays excepted) 1T s:I6 4. n.
Second 1rAin leaves Montrose daily
Sundays excepted) ~ $500 r. \.
TEMPLlN, PLUMMRR i CO., Lessses.
B. w. DAVIS, Superintendent.
J. =. TEuxsSURr, Ticket Agent, Msin-st.
The above road 10 now prepared to fuSnish
cafs Tor Pie Mics and pleasure parties on short mo-
thee snd on the most fsvorabls terms. For further
information apply at the Once in Packet Depot
or tho Supsrinten ndent. ~
juno 8, '6g-dkw
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LIVERY STABLE,
ON Ftrst-sl., bes. Main = JOhmsOn.
klDRSES, BUHGIES and CARkIAGESA
- Of the best class always ready for
hire. NJ.
Horses boarded by the day or week, At prices to
suit The times.
Transient customers accomm odsted.
dee1d V.yAN0RSDAL.
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ImProvemens the order o1 tho Nay.
the man nufacturs Of Boots and Shoes there is
L room for great improv ement. Up to this time
most, II not al custom shops have made their work
by guess or what is lit tie better the cutter must 20
by the rye 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 il spoiled IA
we'll as what 10 worn, TO pay for.
II IL tins people were looking to their interests
in this particular
sttIrsCutttmg scales are = perfact gaur-
antee against Loss from this source, and am de-
termned my custo mers shall have the benefit Of nv
advantage in their use, for proof Of which in
vite nn exam nation Of my stock In comparison OF
that Of others. The saving in stock shall be made
up in quality.
besides theAuperior advantages in getting up Gus
tom work, my stock OF Eastern suods is superior.
hains always on hand the cheapest ~ we'll as the
oos. varieties. .. "A. DUKE,
mayl4d 68 Main-st.
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ITO all the world and the rest OF
Mank kiMd.,,
GNOW 4 &MHTH believe themselves pre-
~ pared TO demonstrate, by any required test,
that the SOAP made by them will do more wash
ing and has more genera cleansing power than any
other "FAMILY SOAP" manufactured In the
West, and only ask those who have not used it to
give Ii trial.
Their SOAP is made from the cLEANEsr NATE
RIAL POSSIBLE, namely pure beef tallow and soda,
and entirely FREE Fhoh WHITING. CLAY, and other
cheap substances with which most "FAMILY
SOAPS" are filled. These substances increase the
weight and hardness Of SOAP, but detract largely
from its cleansing qualities
SNOW h Smith, not needing TO make their
SOAP yellow to conceal dirt contained in IT. leave
it in its white, pure state
They will sell 1t by the box, for cash, at cents
per pound. 100 boxes on hand.
Factory at 2O3 MAIN-STREET,
may5ddw3m keokuk, Iowa.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-06-20

MISSOURI
&DKACTlCES onty in the Civil Ceurts Of Record.
- end dsvotss his time chiefly TO Commercial
onees. Businss : from abroad will receive careful
<oeteution. once No. - Chssnut street.
kA3nn~1 hn-dkvlv
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-06-20

New Spring Goods.
nn MISS A. KING. informs the Ladies
~ Of KeoLuk, thu. q. BE-: re.arasd with |.
she will sell at very Low prices. Her store IL the
south side OF Main street, between 2nd and Sd.
apr l3 4.
kEOAUk EEMALE AEMaN AN.
TNHE FOURTH TERM Of the "Keokuk Fem ale
Seminary" will open on MONDAY, APRIL
18th in ths basement Of the Chatham Square Church.
corner OF Seventh and Morgan streets, where TEN
porary accommOdati0ns, except for the Primary
Department, have bssa secured in rooms sooi, dry
and easy of access.
The Board Of Trustees Of this Seminary elected
from various reli ious denominations and repre-
senting large part Of the Christian community,
desires BY tho united and Operative efforts Of the
friends Of education to establish gradually such
IN institution ~ our city requires.
Ths Principal Of the Institution 10 Rev. G. A..
WILLIAMS, TO whom, or to the Secretary of the
Board, applications for the admission Of pupils
may be made.
In the Primary Department, young misses from
six TO ten years OF age may be received, under the
care Of Miss Urmston, its present teacher, who re-
ceives all the incomes Of that department.
The charges for tuition will be % and IS In the
ordinary English studies, with . small additional
sum for incidental expenses. For Latin, French,
German, Ac., extra charges wi IL be made.
Its desirable that persons designing to become
pupils Be present punctually on the frst Of the
session. VIM. THOMPSON,
President Of the Board Of Trustees.
| HENRY SrRosG, Sec'y.
Keokuk. Apr. 16, l850-d
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enc. G. AnDnnsoH. ALRxAxpsn nAncLA I
[EsTABLIsHEDI IN isxs.l

lkbTABLIbAEDI IN 1oA0.
BANKING HOUSE or
. - . = Q z O.. II N - - ~ N 4 o o.
HAVE this da5 oAnittsd . . partner In tho
! Banking Business, AIsxsnder Barclay, (who has
bsss ny tsl1sf for ths lsss six yeass). The busi-
ness, hereafter, willbs sondsetsd under the Arm
GRO. O. ANDERSON 4 90.
Being one Of the oldest Banking Houses az not
thsohsst) In Iowa, the new arm solicits sontin-
vance q former patronagsso hberally extended to
the senior partner.
They win make collections and remit, less Ex-
change, on the day Of payment, free Of charge.
ner wis
RsvnaxHcEs
Park Bank, n. X.
Winslow, Lanisr Co., Banksrs,N
Edward W. Clark Co., ,Philadelphia.
Howard Bankisg CO., boston.
Clopp, Fullsr = browne, Bankers, Boston.
Marine Bank Chicago.
Holman 0Alpeke, Chicago.
Meehanies' bank, Pittsburgh.
Fafnsrs' Dsposit Bank, Pittsburgh.
Kramer kAhm, Bankers,
0ilmcrs Brothsrton - Cincinnati.
A. D. Hnnt Co., " Louisvills.
State Savings Institution, St. Loais.
keoknk, Jan. l, IS. GEO. C. ANDERSON
WA. fsosrsos. p. ". BAr1EY.
wM. THOMPSON 4 co.,
BANKERS,
Corner ef Main anA sscona sts..
kkok
Nov. 3, SD
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60
Gola ana silver sPsctacles TO suit al
eyes that can bs suited. Glasses matched and sst
In frames.
Cad paid for old Silver and California Cold.
novSdAw PARMRLE BRO.
THE LIVING AGE.
n AVINd largely increased its circulation the
- past year, the publishers are enabled to sp-
pend the new and attractivs feature Of ssries Of
SCIENTIFIC & LITERARY PORTRAITS.
Engraved on steel, each of winch will be accompa-
MED by
BIOGRAPHICAL MEMOIR.
Thus furnishing to its readers, not only the cream
OF the best Periodical Literature of
the world bat also . complete
ILLUSTRATED BIOGRAPHICAL DC
TIONARY,
Commencing with the Portraits of DeQuincy, fol-
lowed by Hugh Miller W. III. Prescott Professor
wilson, Chas. Lamb, Oberlin, Humboldt, &C.
81 say without hesitation, that if could have
but one magazine among all that are published or
re-published iu our country, / should select Lit
tells Living Age. 1t contrives TO touch the gold !
en- medium between mere instruction and mere en-
tertanment; and great deal OF knowledge nav
bs gathered up from II such as every one ought To
possess. - Extract fror . letter from Rev. Henry
Ward Bescher. -
TERAs.--Singlo numbers Is cents yearly sub
scrption, $8-prepaid to any address, subscrp-
tons Tor less period, III desired. Special terms
to clergy men and clubs.
DELISsEk d pRoCTER, Publishers.
apr4d&wSt sos broadway, II.
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ED WARD DEANS.

go ~ An - DEANS,
d r A P ER AND TAILOR.
Second ST., between Main and johnson. up atars
KEOKUK, IOWA.
LIVERY description Of Cloths and Cashmere,
L constantly on hand and cut and made up into
garments in style unsurpassed in the city
N. .B.-Boys' Clothing cut and made in the lates,
ana pest styles. ldec20-dlyl
Llnsced OIL.
I CAsk prime Engiish, for sale low by
/ A. J. WILKINSON.
Sign Of the Golden Eagle and Mortar.
my24d No. % MAin-street.
The Messenger. [volume] (Georgetown, Del.) 1858-18??, 1859-09-22
ELOQUENT EXTRACT.

The best thing yet written by Ed
ward Everett in his ''MountVer
Papers," is an article on the late
commet. After describing Its ap-
proach to the earth, and the beauti-
full picture it presented, he says;
''Return, then, mysterious travel
er, to the depths of the heavens, new
er again to be seen by the eyes of
men now living! Thou hast run
thy race with glory! Millions of
eyes have gazed upon thee with
wonder--but they shall never look
upon shee again. Since thy last ap-
pearance in these skies, empires,
languages and races Of men have
died away-the Macedonian, the
Alexandrian,si the Augustan, the
Parthian, the Byzantine, the Sara
Genie, the Ottoman dynastics have
sunk or are sinking into the gulf of
ages. Since thy last appearance
old continents have relapsed into
ignorance, and new worlds have
come out from, behind the evil of
waters. The Magian fires are quen-
ched on the hill tops Of Asia; the
Chaldean is blind; the Egyptian
hierogrumist has lost his cunning;
the Oracies are dumb. Wisdom
now dwells in the farthest Thules,
or in newly discovered worlds beyond
the sea. HAPPY, when wheeling up
again from the celestial abysses,
thou art once more seen by the dwell
lers of the earth, the language we
speak shall be forgotten, and science
shall have fed to the utmost corners
of the earth. But even there His
hand, that now marks out thy won
drous circuit, shall still guide thy
course;, and then, as now, Hesper
will smile at thy approach, and
Arcturus with his sons rejoice at
thy coming" 4 na
The Messenger. [volume] (Georgetown, Del.) 1858-18??, 1859-09-22
POPPING THE QUESTION.

Mehitable Merit, a, young lady
over twenty-nine, who never had a
chance + to change the alliterative
character of her name, was seated
over the fire in her little sitting
room, when a knock was heard, and
who should make his appearance but
Solomon Periwinkle. ,is2.,} &
"Why," thought. she, "I wonder
what he's come for; can it be-
But we won't divulge the thought
that passed through the lady's
mind. 4a = - 81 r.
"How do you do, Miss Merit?"
q "Pretty well, l thank you, Mr..
Periwinkle, Not but I feel little
lonely now and then.a' +.
"You see, as ] was coming by,
I thought l would just step in and
ask you a, question ut-that is,
about .&vs
II suppose, thought Miss Merit,
che means about the state of my
heart" i 81. -fs d.
.."The fact is = said Solomon, who
was rather bashful, 81 feel little
delicate about asking, but l hope
you won't think it strange"
so, no." slmpered Miss NJ, 81
don't think it at all strange, in fact,
I have been somehow expecting
IT," ..iAg - 50 sais i.
"Oh," said Solomon, rather sur
prised, 81 believeyou have in your
possession something of mine.'''
"His heart, he MEANS" said Miss
M. aside. sflpvif'sir, IT may at
ford you, pleasure to learn that you
have 'mine in ictarn. 1t is fully and
entirely your own" sse
,."Whatl I got your umbrella?' ex-
claimed Solomon In amazement. 81
think you must be mistaken, and /
dont't think I'd like to exchange
mine. for it, fer mine was given
me-" tl3sT -f', 'iS' 'tzi''ss
II. beg your PARDON" said the
discomftted lady, "but l made a
The Messenger. [volume] (Georgetown, Del.) 1858-18??, 1859-09-22
GEORGETOWN SUSSEX COUNTY, DEL, SEPTEMBER, 22 is

Patent Medicine Vendors in Old and
New Le.ssp, and of the Sole Pro-
prietor, psnas Swallowfst, at his
Mandatory, Swallow street, Picca-
dilly.osslas boxes at Half-Alberts
each. M t s5.i.
LapoEcANF TO INvALIDs.-1'he
New Masfe Elixer, which cures all
diseasegt5s the smell. The public
viii mel surprised at this an
nouncemeat, as it has been discovr-
cred, thafthe whole Materia Medica
can be Carried in ring, and that all
the instruments of surgery may be
compressed into a snuff-box, To be
had Of John Frankenstein and CO..,
German House, Spa Fields.
Among the proceedings in Parli-
ment, we&pd the following in ref
erence toEs.erica. 1t will be we'll
to mention that there will, accord
ing to thi paper from which we
quote, aHouse of Ladies in En-
gland as well as House of Lords,
and moSarchy in America in 1850.
CRowNpF AEERIcA.-Mrs. Home
Secretary Halves moved the order
of the day for the third reading of
the Transatlantic Interference Bill.
The Hon. Secretary briefly remend-
ed the House that the bill was to
carry out the conditions of the Duo
Treaty of 1881, when America set
tied down into an absolute mon
archy, and granted to England the
power Of sending its own delegates
to assist il the elections of the fu-
ture kinge and queens of the sister
kingdom. The death of the late
lamented queen Of America gave to
England ihe power of maintaining a
very valuable prerogative, and she
hoped tho house would exert it, and
ratify the conditions of the treaty,
by asserting to the passing of the
bill.
The Messenger. [volume] (Georgetown, Del.) 1858-18??, 1859-09-22
A A. REAta.srIIssEE4tDLE L AND AT
FECfING INCIDENT.

1t Is seldom we hear of such re-
Ssie manifestation of filial de-
vptloiIyr heroism on the part of a
|ehil asis eyinced in the affecting
|incidentwe are about to relate.
The ageif the child was two years.
On the dlternoon of the 4th instant
MIR. NaA, the keeper of Grand
Point Light, at Izlesboro', started
with shff for the purpose of moor
ing boat a few rods from the shore.
While in Ehe act of casting over the
kedge anAor the skiff capsized and
threw him out. tH a
Becaus, Of his lameness he was
unable to bwim, and upon rising to
the surface, seized hold of the gun
vale of the Bkiff and at once halloo-
ed to his lille boy, Elisha, who was
looking outof the open window, (the
house being but a short distance
from the sAore) to give his mother
the alarm. Mrs. Nash, who had
been confred to the house by i'll
ness for a fortnight, heard her hus-
band s,goie, and at once started for
the rescus. Before leavinss the
house she ,harged Elisha to remain
on the doorstep till her return.
Seeing hope of saving her hus-
band herself, she ran to the house of
a neighhorI for assistance. Elisha,
beholding bis fathers perilous situ
alton, could remain quiet no longer,
and so ran down to the shore, and
at once began to wade into the wa
ter to attempt to-. help him. His
father bade him, keep out of the wa
ter, and sit on the shore until his
mother came. Seating himself up
OH the shore, he patiently waited for
his mothef's approach. ei
Mr.. Nash, by struggling hard to
maintain lis position, had well nigh
exhausted himself, and while cling
ing to thesidea OF the skiff it again
turned over, and he thereby lost his
hold. Bidding his child farewell,
he sank bhneath the waves, with the,
belief that he. should never rise,a-
live. But tc his joy, as he sank he
caught hold of the rope with which
the boat vas moored, and by this
means drsw himself up and got ON
board. Upon looking for his child,
he found ie had disappeared. The
little felllw, thinking to render his
father the essential aid, betook him
self to ths water as he saw him sink,
and wadea out as far, as he could
and then reached forth, his. hands
towards is'father. The strongtide
bore. thelittle fellow beyond his
depth and in, the quiet of death
he t.relinquishcd his hold on life.
When the neighbors arrived they