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Nebraska advertiser., 1859-12-22
COUNCIL.

! etE taH 3l % FR1b8Y, Dec. 8.
The following bills came up on their
third reading nasA - .ltA
Bill to re-survey part Of the territorial
road from Rulo in Richardson County, to
Blue Springs, in Gage county. The bib
was voted ON, and passed. it4 p
A bill authorizing George r. Fish to
erect a mill dam across the North Fork
of the Great Nemaha river, was read a
third time and passed on vote.
| Mr.. Miller moved that Mr.. Dundy have
leave to read his petition from the citi-
zens of Buffalo county, which was grant
ed. Mr.. Duhdy declined to present the
petition. Several members insisted on
hearing it, Mr. Dundy still refused. -
The petition was a remarkable one; had
been laid upon the desk of the gentleman
from Richardson, in his absence and by
some one unknown to him; it was sign
ed by many distinguished persons of Buff
falo County, and the memorial itself had
doubtless significant but incomprehen-
sible hole cut it. Mr.. Taylor made
a speech urging that it was unjust and
tantaliLing for the gentleman to first ex-
cite the curiosity Of the members in re.
gard to the document; and then withhold
it from them The members wished to
be enlightened in regard to the almost
unknown character Of Buffalo County
Mr. Miller also made speech urging the
gentleman from Richardson to suppress
his modesty and fears and allow the house
to know the import of the mysterious
document Mr. Dundy explained his
reason for refusing. Mr.. Scott objected
10 the reading Of the petition, as It had
not come to the Council in proper order
There being objections to the reading
of the petition it was laid over under the
rule. ' As9 -l -
HOUSE.
Mr.. Belden introduced H. B. No. 2.
being an act to authorize suits on written
Instruments to be brought in the name by
which the same are executed. Read
first time.
Mr.. Belden also introduced H. B. No.
8, entitled ,'An Act defining the crime
Of Assault and Battery and prescribing
the punishment therefor"
Under suspension of the rules the
bill was read a second time, by It's title,
and referred to the Committee on Ju-
dietary.
Mr.. Goshen introduced H. B. No. 9,
being an act to relocate the county seat
of johnson County. Read the second
time by It's title and referred to the Com
miuee on County Seats and Boundaries.
Mr.. Maxwell introduced H. b. No. I3,
to provide for the foreclosure of mortga-
/ ges by advertisements.
On motion, to suspend the rules, the
/ bill passed Its. second reading, and was re-
ferred TO the committee on the Judiciary.
Mr.. Johnson introduced H. B. No IA,
to amend an act entitled "An act in rela-
ton to the location, opening and repair
/ ing Of roads," Approved January 26th,
1856.
On motion, the bill was read the Sec
ond time by its title and referred to the
Committee on Roads.
BY Mr.. Baker, H. B. 81, to incorpo-
a Seminary at Peru. Read twice and re-
ferrred to the committee on corporations.
BY Mr.. Goshen, H. B. No. D, to le-
galize the first organization of Gage coun-
| ty; and the location Of the County seat
at Beatrice? Read twice and referred 10
the committee on county seats and boun-
daries.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-12-22
HOUSE.
WEDNESDAY. Dec.
The following notices Of bills were CIV

w EDN ESEA = 1|CA' q
The following notices Of bills were CIV
en-: ba.EeE
BY Mr.. Brodhead, to provide for con-
stitulion and State Government for Ne
braska. s
By Mr.. johnson, to amend the Reve-
nue. law; also, to amend the road law !;
also, to amend the laws regulating the
fees of officers. ses3aa9I
By Mr.. Nuckolls Of Otoe, to regulate
and establish the rate of interest Oh mo
ney and contracts. .iIa o. f-9s7l 1al
By Mr.. Maxwell providing for the
compilation of the laws of Nebraska ;
also, to provide for thesforeclosure of
mortgages by advertisement. gdaaa1a *
By Mr.. Davis, to provide for the taking
up and disposal of estrays. gni 1h0
By MFR. Broadhead, to provide for the
election of Coroners. ll-aGHH - ye Ids
By Mr.. Mar uette, TO provide for a
valuation and appraisement law; also, to
abolish and prohibit slavery in this Ter
ritory; also, to regulate the fees of coun-
ty and other officers; also, to exempt the
homestead of families from forced sale,
on execution for debt; also, to regulate
the legal interest on money.
By Mr.. Reynolds, to regulate legal ad-
vertising in this Territory; also, bill
entitled "a homestead Act"
By Mr.. Nuckolls of Otoe, 10 repeal an
act, authorizing John Boulware to keep a
Ferry on the Missouri River at Nebras-
ka City in Pierce county.
BY Mr.. Latta, for the stayment of ex-
ecutions. tiJ
By Mr.. Luke, relating to questions re.
served in the District Courts.
By Mr. Adams, for the restraining Of
stock in the counties of Cass, Otoe and
| Nemaha.
BY Mr.. Baker, to incorporate the city
of Peru.
The House went into committee oi
the whole on the Governors Message
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-12-22
MoSDAr. Dec. 10.

Mr.. Tufts presented the petition Of R.
S. Parks, praying for a seat in the House
as member from the gold region. On
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-04-16
anblit Sales.
BY SAMUEL n G0VER


a. TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUARIE
ooUNrRYsEAiRTl d BFq fFg}Ik 2S lTHE TREDE-
city the undersigned Trustees win Offer public sale at
@dre city, on SATURDAY the 18th day Of APRIL I85 pa
O HI% fIAT PARCEL OF LAND ON THE NORTH SIDE
of the Frederick Turnpike Road occupied by Seth Reed
E&Ga 4R9 W Sb fS acres
LAND or less which land i particularly described in
4ecoTded r n hbe R 10 &c., folio 49, &c and IS
subject to redeemabe annual ground rent Of S2667
year The improvements CO slst of an old FRAME Dwell
The situation of this property is in high and healthy
part of the country Of access e The ety. and N
st Timothy Hall In the opinion Of many competent per
sons it is regarded as the most eligible and commahdlng
abundant and excellent
The whole the property viii be offered in one lot or
advisable the sale plat of the premises will be prepar
ed and LEFT Tor inspection at the Office of b. NJ Heghe Esq
Terms Of sals.onGOurth cash, and the balance in six
Title ndispItabe. >,
I 4, B \ EHktilSg Scott, Trustees.
THoN4 sAMt HEALH i, e goEER,
mh26eot9Ap&dts Auctioneer.
~, LARGE AND PEREMPToRY N~
HORSES, BROOD MARES, S9R Z COWS oxr,, -
FARMING T TFE5sf tESS &c oAhN' HOGS
MONDAY MORNING. April 18th, without regard to weather
o'clock his farm the Homestead of the late Colonel
osia Green situated the Patapsco Neck about miles
from the city, the North Point Road, all the following
described stock &c, viz:
White Hall STALLION bright bay, l6 hands high years
old White Hall Mare, years old, l6 hands high very
peror Brood Mares; fine Colts valuable Farm Horses
Mules superior Milch Cows; Yearngs pair of we'll
broke Oxen Brood SOws 30 ShOats; Suffolk Boar lot
Chickens Ducks, DC.
ALSO,
Family CARRIAGE Buggy Wagon 2 Market Wagons
Carts xCars superior Threshing Machines, BurTes
Reaper Eagle Harvester Reaper and Mower Corn Shelter
Straw Cutter; Corn Crusher fay Press Hay Rake Flows
Harrows; Cuvators; Wheelbarrows; Forks Shoves &c,
with general variety OF superior Farming Utensils.
ALSO,
Timothy Hay, Corn Clover Hay, Fodder, general assert
ment Of Harness. Boats Weirs Decoy Ducks Dairy Uten
sis, &c
Terms of sale0 and under cash; $780, months
credit, with interest and approved security
re- Flag the North Point Road will designate the
place of sale. WILLIAM DREAMER.
apl6ts s. II. COVER, Auct'r, 81 Baltimore st.
O. TO COAL DEALERS, LUMBER
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Anlnssnltnts.

rTNHE CAMPBELLS ARE COMING
l. MAMMOTH TROUPE OF THE WORLD.
NEW ASSEMBLY ROOMS.
FIVE NIGHTS ONLY,
commencing
TUESDAY EVENING, April 18th.
THE GREAT ORIGINAL
RUMSEY Il NEWCOMERS
World Renowned and Only
CAM B L l. LIS I l. S
and
BRASS BAND,
Remodeed and improved for 1889
re- EIGHTEEN STAR PERFORMERS. CIT
This Company is composed of the first order of talent
gentlemen and artistic qualifications selected
from the STAR PERFORMERS OF THE COUNTRY;
bning in the organization the best NEGRO
and COM Ed ANS, the most pleasing and best
VOCAIISTS AND BALLADISTS,
The most distinguished and BEST INSTRUMENTALlSTS
and DANCERS at engaged in the Ethiopian profes
son and the CampbeiS ever, offer Challenge TO
the ic0r}d 10 compete Nth them.
THE CAMPBELL. BRASS BAND
Consisting of Ten Talented Musicians will play nightly in
front of the Hall previous to opening of the doors.
Doors open at 7-Concert at "a O'Clock.
Admission IS cents
apS-St P. A CLARKE, Agent.
HOLIDAY STREET THEATRE.
KuNKLE Co... .Lessees JOHN T. FORD. Manager
ENGAGEMENT OF
MR.. J. W. WALLACK AND MRS W. C. GLADSTANE.
THIS EVENING,
viii be performed
LIFE AND DEATH OF RICHARD III.
Queen Elizabeth. Gladstane
To conclude with
THE FIRE EATER
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d Commission PAPER DEALER,
No 4OS CHARLES STREET, NEAR LOMBARD,
Has inst received and now offers for sale large and well
sorted stock of Writing Printing, Bo9S ana MfaPRng
n been appointed agent by Thaddeus Dayd Co for the
sale of their unrvaed Mucage Ink, Sealing Wax, Black
rrsS nrces Attention is respectfully solicited his stock
generally Paper of every description made to order at
short notice. au5l-u-
DICH PLATED TEA AND COFFEE SETS.
II C0RTLAN l. CO.,
2I6 and 2ls BALTIMORE STREET,
Have just opened beautiful assortment Of fine Silver
Mounted Embossed Chased Engraved Plated Tea and
Coffee Sets The styles perfectly and of very SUI
Plated Casters, of !, A. 5, G., Plated Egg Boilers
Plated Coffee Urns Z" Gravy
Cake and Card Baskets. " Vegetable Dishes
Fish Knives and Forks. Oyster ,..~
Plated Butter Coolers +" Jelly Fruit
Water Pitchers. I" Toast Racks, &c
For sale wholesale and retail, quality considered az e
ceedingly low prices.
CARD.-We beg leave to INFORM our Gus
ssT PSSN fl l. to n4 e the TSs
ana no had the above article we wish e say that this
Btters, preventive OF IeS somSch is ;thomt an
ting on creates appetite, and prevents the heaviness
endant upon eating by persons who are yspepticc
| Is Cheapsde,
| apsR Sole Agents for the United States
HAVANA AND YARA TOBACCO.
IL 100 bales Havana.
so do. Yara, and 2 cut
AZ do. Sagua rulers I'D q CON,
mh2.tf IS Exchange Place.
DATENT BALANCE.-One large Patent Bal
Il ance with DISH can hooks &C. fer sale lev By
| 6o'Donnelrs wharf
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- - TO COAL DEALERS,
.NlI!i. NEkG H1ETIB Afp L OTHERS
s. E. corner of ALICE ANNA AND ALBEMARLE STREETS,
Near the President Depot

Mt AUCTION.
VIII be sold TUESDAY, April 10th, at o clock, at the
Exchange Saesroom 10 South Gay street all the following
described valuable lot of Ground, viz:
ALL THAT LOT OF GROUND AND IMPROVEMENT
situated the southeast of Alice Anna Abe
marie streets binding Alice Anna 90 feet thence
Abemare street 233 feet, and Lancaster street 80 feet
The lot is enclosed and occupied Coal Yard.
railroad track connecting with the Baltimore and Ohio Rail
road through this lot to the waters of the Back Basin
Also improved by office and scales complete, and Brick
Stable for ten Horses, &c, &C.
At very small expense connection also be made
with the Northern Central Railroad, &c
Ground rent 1914 "a, payable quarterly.
Terms of saealf cash; balance equal payments of4
and months with interest and approved security Title
disputable. S. II. COVER, Auctoneer,
apfeotl4&dts 81 Baltimore street
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T. FRISBY HENDERSON, Trustee,
No. Counsellor's Hall, Lexington street
ADREON CO., Auctioneers.
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E0Mfatiol.


MOUNT WASHINGTON COLLEGE FOR
I1YoUNG LADIES-The SUMNER SESSION begins
May 4th 1859 The of instruction the usual
BRANCHES is full and thorough being under the direction of
an efficient Faculty of able and Teachers Every
necessary appliance required for Female education at the
command of the Institution Parents who desire thorough
education for their daughters with the comforts and ad
Sch 'oi.
Fo terms Of admission and further information, address
Rev dkO LEWIS STALEY Principal. Mount Washington,
Baltim Co., Maryland, Rev. DIR. HEINER Second St,
Baltimo Catalogues can be had at CUSHINGS q BAL
LEYS Fillmore street. and at Mr. Geo. Gelbachs, Second
street. apStf
NEW LONDON CADEMY,
IN - CHESTER COUNTY, PA.
49, PROF. EDWARD D. PORTER, A. NJ, Principal
The 22 Session of this well known School will commence
May 1859 1t is located in retired and healthy village
justly celebrated for the salubrty of its climate and the
elevated cha of its citizens Coach the
ing cars from Philadelphia Baltimore Newark, DEL
to convey Students to the Academy.
TermS-S5 Session of five months The Principal
be seen at the Maltby House April 18th and 10Th app BIN
A LEX. HOFFMAN,
IA DESIGNER AND CARVER,
d r A WING AND N Cd ELI NC
SCHOOL,
No ia BALTIMORE STREET, third story,)
mh21y Opposite Sun Building, Baltimore.
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DATENT BALANCE.-One large Patent Bal
- " Va" GEO. L. HARRISON,
6O'Donnells wharf
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rARPETINGS, MATTINGS, OIL CLOTHS
~ AND HOUSEKEEPING DRY GOODS
ROYSTON BROS,
81 BALTIMORE STREET
600 yards Brussels Velvet SPY and Ingram Carpetng
100000 yards best Gowqua Mattngs Oil Cloths and Church
Carpetngs.
100000 yards Shifting and House Linens all warranted pure
Flax,)
100000 yards Shifting and Sheetng Cotton every descrp
tion.)
100000 yards Heavy Domestics for farm servants.
10000 Quilts, Blankets, Table and Piano Covers. ap7f
ATEW LINEN GOODS
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[SItsarante GuIlparties.

CILMoR MEREDITH,
" GENERAL INSURANCE AGENT,
No 81 SECOND STREET.
THE GGSSMRAEE EsGEaHgE G5HPAsr,
OF PHILADELPHIA.
(Fire Insurance exclusively
F Ratchord Starr, President Charles W. Coke secy.
THE GERHARD FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
VIM B. Warrington, President John r. smith, Secy
FREMENs T FL G2r INsg gEN COMPANY,
Nathan B. Graham President Henry Bcccilnan secy
The undersigned having been duly appointed Agent for
tons for Insurance, GiTToF TE iS, IT,,
BALTIMORE REFERENCES.
Messrs Alex. Browne Sons; Messs. 0ercls Lurman;:
Ea!on Brothers Co.. Pratt PRATT P Brothe ec
mh30lw &eo2w
4 MEXICAN FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY |
N OF BALTIMORE
Py rG the stas Of MaeyaRd ISIS
The Company insres description of Property in the
The Directors meet daily determine upon applications
i'll ARMSTRONG, President
BOARD OF DIRECTORS:
%n ! Af FE5nan, g, y / FfHE sEiy,
VIM Welsh, + Ross ii IIorner
m Mn II A0f"ham'' I9ssRB9 G GfEfn? Secretary
ri, ' &ND LIFE INSURANCE Gl AG& ESSG5FsAF
II
DIS. couRTENAY son,
Houses Furniture Warehouses; Merchandize and Ill
kinds of Property Insured against Fire in FIRST CLASS
COMPANIES on liberal terms
Losses promptly adius ted
RI Satisfactory references rIyen fa9I.tf
- -
LNXCELSlOR FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
II OF NEW YORK
Capital I'm cash y eooo ooo IN
SurnIns December az is5s -. si $50 "a
Canifnl now henr Increased To a01 ma m
Is s COJTRTENAY h son Age.ts
fa91.tf ~ D. " N 20 , IaESroII Hon
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-09-10
90 Nj M'ERCIAT..

DAILY GArs Clrr OvvIou,1
Ksokak, Sept. sth.
FLOUk--superfne, 81 20; Spring wheat. ~
txA, - LA; Fall What, extra, - 50 70 ~ 81. &
BRAN AND sHO13D, $50 10 per- 20.
| CoRN--65 to 70 80 ssaAy sale.
BARLEY-eYsiae, 4oa1t, yAIl, 6oa7Sc.
WHEA1.-h sssd dsnaa6. AL soaiooj
Spring 61ASe.
oATs--SS, dull.
RYE-40o 10 l5c; little coming in.
POTATOEs-5oc BY the load !; retail 4Oc bush.
90nOcERIES-Nsu Orleans Sugar, fair sasl,
prime sSas, clarified saa1oa, crushed and loaf
- III. hoIAsses-Plantation ~ to 44e, g. H. Is
TO 80, Golden Syrup. rs to soc. Cofas--Rio II
viii Java IS to Ice. Laguyra, lsi to IA. Rice,
Do.
soAP-Palm sc, Family 6Ac.
cANDLES--Star 1S to ~, Stssrine Is, Mould
LII, summer pressed, is
LARD-l0 to III; retail 12le.
bUTTER-Choice Ia to is !; retail 20, scarce.
HIDEs-Dry 1871; green, o.; green sheep pol It's
30 to $780, green hog skins Is.
HAY-Prairiet4i to s.; Timothy and Hunga-
rian, 15isSs; Balsd Do. tai to &1oA; Retail, 81.
bkkDs.-Hungarian Grass, none In market !:
Timothy, 81 40 to l So; Flax Seed, ssao5.
sUNDkIEs-onions, 80 to so; Eggs, 71asc;
Feathers, soe to S5c; White Beans, 900 20 l3s.
FRuIT-drsen apples, choice, - % to ~ 50
per DBL Dried applss.4 - % 10 ~ per bush. Dried
peaches, - 90 to - rs. Raisins, - 90 10 5 50.
cHEESE-W. X. 10 to IL Denmark to 10.
PRoVISI0ES-Hams Toto ii Shoulders II 10 s;
clear sides 10 TO IL.
BEEf-lia7lc gross; So to SC per quarter.
SHEEP-sI rs to s. 90 y head.
H0Gs.-Dressed, IS 90 to 50 90.
BALT-d A.,$l 90 to 81 65 per sack; Kama
whs, 1eoa7lo per bbi.; Livsrposl, $125 per sack.
Laks - 0oa7 ID ID bbI. |
FisH--Msckerel, No. l $50 to SCI y bbi; No.
$i5 to SIG; No. ) $2to$1s. White, No. / IS 50
70 81 Is D half Dbl. Cod Fish Sto ~ n.
ExcsAssE.--On New York for currency per
'ent.; for gold per cent. St.Louis4 per cent.
-
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; Tn. Olasss Churcn In America.

Il was built in 1851, in the town OF Hing
ham, Mass, and 10 still occupied ~ house
Of worship. The bell rope hangs down in
the middle Of the house, where it was placed
in order that the bell might be rung instant
ly to give the alarm Of any sudden Indian
inoursion. There are many Of the old fash
Toned square pews in the house, enclosed by
what resembles more high and substantial
Imprinted fence than anything to be seen in
. modern church. The frame ie Of OAK, and
the beams are huge and numerous. The old
house is good for two hundred years more.
This old church has an old pastor, the Rev.
JOS. Richardson having preached in it for So
years.
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Dinner 10 Aaron Hurrin nashville.
The Memphis Argus says that . copy Of
the Petersburg (Vs.) lntelligencer Of 1906
has lately been brought TO light II contains
the report Of . dinner given in Nashville,
Tenn, to Col. Aaron Burr, sslate Vice Presi-
dent OF the United States" Gen. jackson
was present, and gave as sentiment, "Mil-
lions for defence, not one cent for tribute
Col. Burr shaving retired from the ROOM" =
toast was proposed in his honor by General
Overton. An order from "Andrew Jackson,
Major OF the Second Division" is published
reclting certain expressions BY Spain near
New Orleans, and calling out the division to
punish them.
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~ SHAKE ANDBURNi SHAKE AND BuKxl
Shake and Burn II This il the life Of sgony en-
dured by the sufferer from Fever and Ague He
wanders like m uncertain shadow, never knowing
what moment be may be Frustrated, and therefore
disnclned to gve any serious attention 10 business
lie 10 burden TO himself, and burden to his
friends, no are out in administer M to his
wants. This ia the condition Of Thousands in town
and country. IL is no sxAggsration to say that
Fever and Ague kills more people than any twenty
othsr diseases in America. For sure and speedy
cure Of this terrible affection, take great pleas
IRE in recommending DIR. H0sTETrER'S sTo-
MACH BITTERS, which have already achieved .
vide reputation for rapid and powerful effects in
renoyating the system prostrated by this disease.
For sale by Druggists and dealers generally,
everywhere.
Sold BY r. GIBBONS, A. j. WILKINSON, BAErLrrr
KAYE Il Co., and ]. BRADxx.
Sept 5, '5s-ddw
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
BOTTLED ALE.

r. GIBBONS, Main near 7th, keeps for sale
Woods celebrated Pittsburgh Ale, in bottles, and
has constantly on hand = full supply of BiAekber-
~, Raspberry, Ginger and Cherry cordials. Also,
Pure IArosTEp Brandies, Wines, RUNS, Gins and
Whisky. for Medicinal and other purposes.
auU 1la 9-
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De, SMITH Electric. 0il'' cures Deafness.
Da. SMITH Is "Electric Oil" cures Paralysis.
DR. SMITH aEisctrie 0il,' cures Rheumatism.
Ds. SMITH 8 "Eiectric Oil" cures Asthma.
Da. SMITHS Electric oip' cures Headache.
DR. SMITHS aElectric Oil" cures Piles.
auR19d
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- The Rev. DIR. Foster, President Of the North
Western University viii preach 1t the Chatham
Square III. Z. Church, Sunday evening, Sept. 18th,
Ut n o'clock.
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YELLOW SPRINGS COLLEGE.
T1SHE Trustees and patrons of Yellow Spring
College beg leave to call the attention Oh the
public to the advantages offered BY this Institution
10 those who wish to secure an education.
lst It location in the midst 81 farming com
munity, remote from the temptations incident to
large towns, secures for the student that quiet 90
favorable to study. kossuth,~ small village
around the Institution, Is sixteen miles north Of
Burlington, and ID here noted for the health
of its location, and the morality of it, citi.
xeAa.
ID. In point OF economy. THE Institution enjoys
m advantage over any other with which We are
acquainted. Board, including noon furnished and
kept, can be had for 81 rs per week, with liber-
al reduction for pre-pa yment. Board without
room 81 50. There are also many vacant rooms in
the village, which young men, desiring to eoono-
nike, may rent, and supply themselves with pro-
visions, at great saving OF cost. Young men Of
approved piety, having the Ministry in view, can,
lif connected with the New School Proshy terrain
receive from the Education Fund $50 per
year and their tuition paid BY Scholarships at
present vacant.
I'd. We have largest and most complete philo-
sophical and Chemical Apparatus in the State.
4th. The Faculty, composed OF experienced Pro-
fessors and Teachers, give their whole time TO the
work Of instruction.
With AL these considerations in our favor, We
students aud funds 70 complete the endowment Of
the College.
The nert Term begins Sept. It'll, 1859.
For further partie ulars, address Hon. WV. HAIR
FER, or Il. LEONARD, Esq, Kossuth, Dcs Moines
County, Iowa.
Aug. 81, sod
4Q0n THE SUBSCRIBERS WISH 20 EN-
WCOO. PLor m active m reliable man in ea. d
20 sion Of the State TO travel and take orders for
CIGARS AND TOHACCO.
by samples With salary Of 5000 to $500 psr
nNyx lie Onth w n, r1-s
lars apply TO- or address, nclosn g stamp for return
postage. CARY \ SMITH,
TobAcconists,
aug17d6t No. 3R Pearl street, New York.
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Arrivals NJ the Btllangs n use.

JCAidrich, Montrose; Friebourg, Miss Fanny
Kelley, Miss Kelley, A Kelley, " r Rice, c
Cole, St Louis; G Evans, Mo; Cat N r w obb, str.
Fanny Harris; 9 Parker, II McChain, Bentons-
port; " McFadden, Nottingham; g W Consli. Tex;
cist, Cincinnati; u = Harvey, Tenn; s Partridge,
Lyons; { Moses, Hannibal; NJ Anderson, lows; @
Rivers, Sellsn. st Louis: w W Jerome. Lvonei
J Aidrich, Montrose; b Benson, str Campbell;
Meek, Harrington; A SIMPSON, Carthage; A
Hall, Chicago Bell, Me, Clark, Cincinnati;
L Merritt, Ind; Crawford, Alton, s Espy,
J Sellers, II Madison; = X Lane, Warsaw; A j
Gillaspie, IndianolA.
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Great Auction sale OF New Furni

D. +. Humphrey will sell ~ his sales room, No.
Estes House, this Saturday morning at 10
o'clock, lot Of new Furniture, consisting Of one
hne wardrobe, safes. elothespresses, set office
chairs, lot Of common and fancy chairs, bedsteaas
parlor stoves, sc. Sale positive.
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-09-10

eIMrs. 6emnis, mother-in-law Of Mike
Walsh, died on Saturday evening last, from
burns received on Thursday evening, while
she was lighting fluid lamp from another
lamp.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-09-10

NEW FALL WHEAT FLOUR.
ME- have just received supply Of No.
w Fall Wheat Flour, made from new wheat.
COLLIEk6 ROBERTSON,
July14-d rs Main 81, near 3D.
GALT...KanAwha and Lake, in bbls., low, By
~ jyB w. II. AUSTIN 4 co.