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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-10-18

HE are now receiving : large stock OF Clothlna
w which has been bon hit low and win b sold
low for cash. The prices are suited for hard times
and the goods are for al kinds OF customers. Tbs
stock comprises every style and quality II Cloth
ing, 0satlsnsn's Furnishing Goods, Trunks, Va.
hsss, Carpet Bags md everything eonnonly kept
in ous hno.
Cusaouags win and IL for their interest n CALL
~ sre aaa1Kninsd - ssll - ehsaP the sAsepsst
We don't charge anything for slowing goods,
and are always pleased TO go customers even II
they don't buy.
Rsmsmbsr the place. On Third-st., between
Main and johnson.
Septl7d 8. POLLOCK CO.
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\ Cluster Of Victories!
WAl
MINNESOTA
OHIO!
PENNSYL TANIAi

Coed News Ensugh for One Week.
The results may be thus summed up. In
Iowa We elect
A Republican Governor,
A Republican Lieut.. Governor,
Republican Supreme Judges,
An increased majority in the Legislature.
HrNNxsorA.
Rep. State ticket elected by 5000 to 5000.
Gain one or both members Of Congress.
Large majority in the Legislature.
Gaining q. s. Senator in place Of Shields.
ONO.
Rep. State ticket elected by IL ,000.
Majority in the Legislature, 80.
Gaining q. S. Senator in place Of Pugh.
PRNNsYLvAHIA.
Large majorities Of Republicans elected in
both branches OF the Legislature; State tick.
ct in dispute.
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Nook ROR m YOUTH,
pUBLIsHED BY HENRY HoYT, Bostsn, Mass:
i Doing and not Doing;
Straight Forward;
Opposite the Jail;
The Poor Girl and True Woman;
From Poor House to Pulpit;
Capt. Russsls WAtchword;
PAlessy the Huguenot Potter;
Ellen Dacre;
The Angel Of the Iceberg;
The Percy Family;
The Little Mountain Guide;
The Golden Mushroom;
Hannah Lee;
Sophia DeBrcntx;
Johnny Mckay;
Joe Carlton;
Robert Walton;
Hillside Farm;
The Talent Improved.
For sale BY NV. WESTCOTT.
octlod " Main-st.
THE Higher Christian Life, by the Rev. W. &.
Spurgeon's Sermons, 5th series;
Summer Pictures, by Henry N. Field; aa
Life Thoughts, BY Henry Ward Beecher;
The Mothers Mission;
Timothy Titcomb's Lectures;
Prince Of the House Of David;
Pillar Of Fire;
More about Jesus;
Blind Bartimeus;
0timses OF Jesus;
The Bible in the Levant, (primeI
The Book Of Fables;
For sale BY NJ. W. wEsTcoTr,
OCtl6d % Main ct.
CITY WARN ANTS.
L osti4d KELLOGG BIRaE.
DINE APPLE CnEEaE for aale 81
i octl4d KELLOGG BIkGR.
lHAMnUMG CHEEsE FOR sale by
i Octl4d KELLOGG = 6THGR
DRIME LARD BY the Dbl. Of 81 retail By
| / octl4d KELLOGG : BIRGB.
10 ATTlNG--60 bales Nos. and Tor sale BY
- octA KELLOGG + BIRGE.
RACON YIDES AND aHOULER. for
- ale BY KELLOGG , BInGR.
,,HR n,mh.,. j r ~ ycE. SIR, ,rs,,p
L ANCE COMPANY ere hereby notified that
there viii be ]. meeting &c go ......... IL al;
Company, ut their once In the city Of Keokuk. q
the 18th day Of October next. 1t 4o'elock p. Of
| said day.
Business Of special importance win BE- presented
for the action Of the mseiing full attendance Il
desired.
BY order Of the Board Of Director.
s.,. ,s ,axo 10y w. =. Tuhrhh, ses'y.
MUSIC DOOkS.
NEW CARMINA 6ACRA,
IN Christian Minstrel,
Sabbath Bell,
Jubilee, &c.,
NJ. W. wRSTCOTT,
septSOd 81 MAin-st.
| vARNlsMES.
| IOpAL Nos. /! and !, Coach, japan, Damar or
INVITE, Leather and Iron, from Queen City Var
nish Co., Cincinnati, Ohio. BY special arranse.
mont am enabled TO offer these standard Var
nishss, It the CompAny's lowest prices. In store
and for sale By
A. j. WILKINSON.
| Sign Of the Golden Eagls and Mortar.
sept3Od No. % NAin-skrest.
rANDLES-96 bxs., Star and Mould, for sals b.
~ my6 KELLOGG . BIR0H.
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RTA lady came near losinr her life b.

0TA lady cams nesr losing her life BY !
singular accident, in Louisville, while riding
in buggy. One end Of : scarf which she
wore around her shoulders, blew o., and va
caught 10 the spokes Of one Of the rapidly re-
volving wheels Of tho vehicle, and wound up
in soch . manner - TO draw her head down
upon the wheel, and vas choking her very
severely. Some gentlemen who were stand
Ing on the street stopped the buggy and re-
lieved her from her perilous situation.
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General Insurance Agency.
Coz. sECOND AMI MAIN.

~00O10 'A08UE00C0 - 800Gys
OOE. SECOND AND MAIN.
L,IRE, LAKE. nIvDa AMD LIFE In
e SURANGK promptly ATTENDED = 81 this O0ss.
Better and more IMDnMAIrY can " Rivsn q thie
Agency than any other in this city and Leo troahls
after loss.
PHENIX FIRE INSURANCE co. OF NEW YORK.
Capital and snrpias $500, 7is.7O.
MONTAUK FIRE ms. CO. OF NEW YORK.
Capital aaA ssrPias slsi, 2is.72.
LoRILLARD FIRE ms. CO., OF NEW YORK.
Capitai and surplus es84, 381 10.
HOME INSURANCE COMPANY, or NEW YORK.
Cash Capital 81. 900 900.
CASE SURPLUS, JULs lsf, 1850, 4455,SD
RTNA INSURANCE COMPANY,
or HARTFORD, coEN.-CAPITAL u ,OOO, 900.
CASH 6URPLus, JuLY lsr, 1859, 4l,os0, Al.
- Buildings, Merchandise, Mills, Factories,
Household Furniture and Dwellings insured at -
low rates - other conganis: Who Psy snsir losses
Once corner "A and MAR sts., Ksokuk, Iowa.
Oct. Il, '6o-dlm
Life, Fire ana Marine Insurance
agency.
DOLICLES Of Insurance Issued 1t the lowest
1 rates In the following rslisbh Arst slass COM
paniss.
rHR MU TUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
or NEW Yo8K
This IL the safest and mont reliable Life Insurance
Company in the world, with IN accunulated
Fund Of over 81 900 200.
ATLANTIC FIRM AND MARINE ms. co.,
or PHovID1NCn, RI
Capital ol6O ZOO 90.
SPRINGFIELD FIRE AND MARINE ms. CO.,
sPRINoIIELD, MASS.
Capital e16O 900.
PEORIA MARINE FIRE INSURANCE CO.
PKORIA, ILL.
Capital o1OO, 900 90.
Thoss desiring insurance will do we'll TO call o.
the Agency Once Of G. h. DIAOND,
0st.fSd4n Aaia-st., esw 0sdsn's Book 6tors,
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eyChief Josties Swan, Of the Supreme
Court Of Ohio, whose term would have ex-
PRED in = few months, and who failed Of .
reno minstion 10 the Republican Cow sntion,
IN consequence Of his decision 10 the Obsrlin
rescue case, has resigned. II 10 supposed
that Gov. Chase will I'll tho Vacancy BY the
appointment Of Hon. VIM. G. Gohlson, the
Judge who has just been elected to the same
Office By the Republicans.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-10-18

gTCol. Phillip Hicky died in East Baton
Rouge, La, on the lst inst, 1t the age Of 50
years. He was somc time before his death,
the only citizen in Louisiana who was born
within the present limits Of the State sab
ice. 81 Great n::..:c, ..a vic lad ..;yss sn-
der The Governments Of the three great Pow
ers Of Great Britain, Spain and the United
States, without any change Of his civil status,
his residence, or the exercise Of his own will.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-10-18

Thoss DESIRING insurance will do we'll to call q
the Agency Once Of G.. h. DIAOND,
Oct f8d1M Aain-s&., osw 0edsp's Book 6tors,
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Valley Wing Wanted !!
We want six copies of the VALLEY VINO,
Of the date Of September Goth, 1859. Will
some Of our friends send US their copy?
The nnnoi Delsgasion TO surren-
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election Returns.

Election Returns.
The following are the najorities for the
0ubernatorial candidates in oil the counties
vet heard from:
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-10-18

PEORIA MARINE : FIRE INSURANCE CO
PxORIA, ILL.
Capital $500, 600 90.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-10-18

SPRINGFIELD FIRE AND MARINE ms. CO..
sPRINo1IILD, nA1s.
Capital $50, 900.
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ATLANTIC FIRM AND MARINE ms. co.
or PHovIDnNCH, FL.
Capital Csc, 200 90.
, 1859-01-04

E j j. P E R In S

NIT, m.
tel Lea i Pec1t51
! hAt their Hnec II
h!9hiy essetned in In.
1iA md IS II Ey op!a-
Eo1. the ncst pA1s&-
be ~ well - Tie uc<4
wholesome q1oet thtt
, 1859-01-04
The Two American Chape1s in Paris.

he publish to day the closing communication
Of discussion recently provoked By tho estab-
lishmens in Paris Of IN Episcopal chapel for the
use Of Americans spjouruing in that Kay ne
ttopoli1. This controversy, disregarding the
frivolous personalities and irnnaaeriai points
advanced By correspondents who arc ovsFhcated
with sectarian zeal, may be briefly stated 1t
appears that number Of American EplscopA-
lians, desi1ous Of Worahipping altar the strict
forms of their Church. and being refused tbs
privilege In Mr. seeley'e chapel, the only Amer
lean Church then in Pa1ia, have organized new
church under tha charge Of Hev. III. Lampaon,
Hhsre the se1vice3 are more to their liking.
Unfortunately, however, the American aud
Foreign Christian Union q miaaionAry society
under Presbyterian auspices) hsd undertaken
to erect chapel, at coBt Of 80 o00. to be suS:
tained bY euhseriptlous from those Amarieanl
tnipht feel favorAhlY to the enterprise. Raw Mr..
,Heeiey, CalYiuistie Congregational minister
| from Massachusetts,, M placed over The chxpel
xith thu right to ax1ist in in ministr1tion1 Ef
| for1 xers mads t. conciliate the Ep1scopaliani
| bY ths partial Introduction Of The church aer
ytoa. but. u re have 4zid, the measure did no
| suooeed-the Episcopalians, or rather tho bodJ
Of them, insist On vozshtpping By thens4lvea-
| Tbs u undoubtedly incouvenient 70 ar. See
| ier. {naemuoh ~ large proportion Of travelling
! lS7meu at HeAlt6 from this country are Episco
psiians,, Esvesths}ess, - they have Z perfec
rieht toto do -; Ill that m cao do for ths con
tspdinR parties, who t1voke our attention, il
! TO expxess the hopst that thefe may Be Ane1i
esa Christians enough abroad to sustain boil
| entarprises-the Independent chapel Of Nj. See
I:y, ard the Episcopal chapel of Af. LAmpson
~. r Err. Rost.
, 1859-01-04
Cnnnibalism IN the Feejce 1slands--A
New Yorker and q Prussian eaten up
Ei.ht with the Canuihnls.

New Yorker and Prusslan eaten up
Fight with the Cannibnls.
lFroun the San Francisco Heatald. Decerber5
Tho United States ship Vnndalin, command
CT Siuclair, arrived in port on FRIDAY, from,
cruise in the South Pacific. Ii. ut. ]. Hogan
Brown gives u4 some Interesting informa.
tion about q 2esI Of Cannib2lism ant, its
punishment. While the VAndalia was at
Oyolau, in The Fcejeo Islands, information
was communicated II, Commander Sinclair,
l,v the Consul at Lcyuka, that the Inhabitants
ef Lonati, on tie Island Of Waye-a tribe OF
ferocious Cannilnls had surprised small
vessel, and murdered, cooked. and ealcn the
crew. Thercupon, IN expedition, consisting
Of sixty men, IVES fttrd out, placed in charge
M Lieut.. Caldwell, with Lieut. harnsay, Of
the Marines. Assistant Surgeon Trist, and
Masters Mate Bartlett, and s.nt against them.
THE natives refusing to give up the murder
c1s. aud taking advantage Of their strong
r"l-ition 10 town situated on tue top Of high
mountain 1000 feet aboTc tue level of ths
seal to delay the party sent against them, q
landing was effected at daylight on the morn
i,ss after reaching tue Island aud after {
| most f:,tiguiug march Of several hours, oycl
| lecliyitics, prcipices, rocks, aud through IA
| vines, the expedition arrived opposite tht
| town. A long halt Wis made to refresh th'
mn. who were almost prostrated by tlel
| cxcrlipns.
| Attar resting, the town was assultcd ans
carried by tank movement, tie native
fleeing to the rocks aud businesses the tow,
was nearly destroyed, lis houses having bee
fired and consumed. On tue return of th
expedition they were attacked in the mos
furious manner in one Of the. rnrincs, by 81
warriors, who we're repulsed with heavy lo>
after severe notion Of nbout one half an hon
the natives loosIng nearly fifty il killed an
wounded including two Of their principa
chiefs. The Americans had SIX wounded, on
man severely. The seamcn and marines b<
haved in the most gallant manner. The al
omoly Of their situation tattackilg a power
fu1 and courageous mountain trit. in thei
fastnesses) not moving them, except perhaE
to more slea0y and dsrlng conduct. Th
| Americans murdered and eaten we're Lew
Rrussiau, naturalizcd, and Henry Home
Of New York.
, 1859-01-04

AO !A0l1[OI 1@C0IV1 De
'J1IE UNDERSIGNED HAS FOR RENT
~ net Of Dock The South Branch Of The CAltaso
s.rc.. Te-e II Hdet14tk Of rallroAd rpo7 the lots
*Eich co2atcs v3h IL toe principal roAasia tic city.
1IRSE-Pet teot to7: Il per year.
- ts:,. -2ss,.:+ 7s: e. * cent?
This pFoptftJ s u conveniently &t2ted for &o1i1E
11Aash1ppi7K - Any IN the city.
Fer l9raH part4cu1f1 acoJ to
Dl. R3AIEARD
No. Is Clzrf.H.,
5knb3S-tJ H4tEeeo the hpu19 of y md ID 4. u.
, 1859-01-04
Nfm loubIifatious>
N e W B O Q x g.
l. T e, 3 r WIN d co.,
liz Washington ST., Boston.
PUBLISH THIS DAY:
4 History Of New England,
By JOHN GoRHAM PAIREY, LID.

4A&
Vol L s@o- Aacs. Cioto, 4.:5
-Dr. palrry has written the nis:ory Of Se1 Ear1snd
- has BEEN written b-for. His qc!a postiCn
ormer!y Secretary Ct tie s;ate Of nd
haze bsoukht oe.o:e lin Al tie or1sina loeacat nss
which are the pFt9a1 materials Of history. Hs G1eltJ.
arcu:ac7 tsnfoaknesa 2ud c22dor in tnTesiatlo2 tie
niceness OF bis learn1x a2d The trsaah Of his general
culturt Qualities the highest service Ia hs 11d-r
taking There Is fre4d1e*s Il tie to1 It hs lata.tye
tere .akatJ u hIs e1o1s:ea: Of o:..o2. a.d
which engage alike the veest at:r-@: a.1 lte tcLe:
confidence sf hi, ,rezde.s."-l8o:toa A5 AtTer:.4.z.
"11ss IL noble theme. A-d Il i. frr:ucate taz: IL
treatment has fallen Into the haads o. sc1ola- of pro
fonn ea.aieG+ eleEast culture and varied expire c.
We have had 81 opportunity T. kcoE u. t.4lcx
c{ the ext.rt aud nteati1 DR. Pareyr l.1uiar-
eftse coasd fidelity With Tk!ca pursuing bis
Ahor1 OF hts uaus pzf3s r. attain IA thai b4s ter1t
IN hassorian-stthout which sao-ssttE::ure viii be
vauees% scc1Ea-1: AID ot nis eaes. te* 70 E<t ~
sorsnks q s p1oEress Aes dotas II, coz ao[e aad
production Labor AID = A2d the closel tedectioa
only tsn nprcduct."-lbestou Pos.
, 1859-01-04
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, 1859-01-04
Saurcr,s Fluid Extract Of EnFRs Ell

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uAuatie seety for tie Verer nd Aeue and Inc Ta'a'
,us forr,s ct r.lous Daeascs 'uterte3t" hesaaen''
Jbu Prxet and Datab Arue hcv.n7 hel1 cs!a II Iaaa'
IN Of ve.f fertile kcd raKrhy DISTRICTS rTeP&ea os ""
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p4lce CO.. in. it LAKE street., Chicago.
THa remedy Is pre?are4 etsrc!7 scr1 scsesoic sao'
dances lad co1ta.s 1T n"sca-S. asze:!e or EugtIs
that can 1rnze IL urnrk 10 the sssena III tHec1a aFe
ozs Of aeohs:rteo and to!ic- we'll Gb.ea "a feso4
she tta.h; Ac:Icc Of the Liver AID etc-afsh ~hose
uct;oar ar 10 rerrray ir:ns,cd in !tt c.: O. cls-
sRseA.
QultIne Gne l:h: :e-:ca e27r cE.2 u l@15 cases 70
reak the c'Is BIZ, Do Eo remove tht ds=a:ss ii w
Iyc7 and othkl o.rans implicated. on wtt. u: cl!!
xua Fevgr ic2eaj: LcIce til: 1sc'n!nes3 o. it F'e:o
txt1.ct Of Kark" 4 as.cr.a:1y Il redons wc:e PrAi'
sans canret BE- rezc.y cnlslrd'. which coa!a!hs III
:he euANtics suited t. In: Indication. Of tea- Ia1sae.
Hundreds ot u 4sra,7als II rtcsr1 tosle e:iracS o'
lie aedic= tso. g. Ct teai'ec-ttdt7 lave nte
:ive1 to t.e p-ls:e:~:e2t e dec cos ISAke aEe I.
ihe1a u he t.se,. I, av' =. laeSc7t Esso11fe hs-'
tcureIY by l:8r 8r1ert-
, 1859-01-04
British Poets aud E>sayists.
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ET3 kruu ChAncer 10 Wo:tawc7h, embracing TIE
whole works Of the 2e:t d.t.ic.aI.aed a-;torA E;1h
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, 1859-01-04
Lind UniVarSitV.

TIME FRIENDS OF LIND UNIVERSITY
L ART hereby Informed that In const auence Of The
prtt tue bulditx 'or the Preparatory Drnatuent q!
luis institution IL SEASON fer the opening o{ the echoo
On the 9Th pl Ntveuneer. The Fractional Tern q one
month will therefore be omitted. aad everything will lie
Ia readiness for the admission Of students the hr
Monday {the 3D. Il January. 1852
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, 1859-01-04

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fu Il eu,ry:a!1m.nt- kaow1 de- Ito E.rla t:sd
moral Instr; They will he resd E.ta tlea.7. ~
long as the E-kl.a lacE1axe 'tEel +. CvCnerrl
AdFttt5cr.
No 9rea:er sc:yce he in Il Of good let
ters tEaa tie e1ten Ft dsern2tu Of ta-se ta.
esmnostI3n* hey embrace ths =st rodrl y: t,Je u
tle E.zll: b lan%nace Il 30 -:cn Da;lJ ADV.
A sere1 Of sapda.l vo:ts the value I'D p-777riy c:
Which have oal5 Increased with tle IN. i. lices-
No mere j. sir bic e1tan has eyer he.n ,ubl:saed-
IN r. Ege- Pos d.. .krpI
, 1859-01-04

Il HOLD,
T Fl E. Is o nI} LIE:
OH
One Thousand aud One Home :Aunsemeuts: +:
Containing Acting Proverbs. n:7a7t:c C4afa&l-A Acting
Ch8s1dcs Dawi7Rroos4 Pant. .lEiva Ma i:li bur.
:e:aueA .ah'eaax 'vnt* P+ros G.n-> T .znes Of ~
ton. tosfs's sce5cs Il so;tt .cd Pa5.oE MsSc aad
Is: ~ t!ustratsd t. III! ne4Ti7 THREE HUNDRED
fnod Of ntre:e2InS enterta.ne;rat II the author ci
'AAG1ClAES OTN DOOK"
Nearly ~ pages Limo. Prict. cIot.l g. side sta; a.
81 THE S0CIABtE- OF 0a- Taousa.d and Oa- Home
Atluseurats u reportory ct Eat* az: ot.er enter
taEr Is calculated Tor the offAtnifJ p1fi the c
ode ccle those social gathering xcacnx fzenl- 4nG
nefsbors which PASS a.aS the winter eren!aSs wh SC
mach ansnasttn nod deAsAt Il |. impossible -: a.,
company ~ exhaust ali tue of
t1 and 1suiua! euioJEeut ptuducrI IA t!3 vcla1ae-
For sale bJ IF. =. KEEN.
d+l3h,3@Y IA Like ~..+4, Chiea:o
, 1859-01-04
THE PRESS AND TaIBU r. E's
Great Job Printing Establishment

Is the areg and nne estabnsbnent Of hind IN The
Wet. It haa more Steam Presses and Machinery; 'oFe
Printing Materials md mort ettal WoE1Hea thAn &fs
other Job priotirx Hou.e Wos& Of New York
The proprle&o8 sre prepared to execute On aaon no
nre, every variety OF BOOK JOB LETTER f65es
sud FANCY PRINTING IN the BEST HAMMER
:. .se LOWEST LIVING PRICES
Particular attention dven 10 the prtnunz Of
Buanea Cards, Poatezs,.
Whiting Cards, Programmes,
Ball Tickets, Pamphlets,
Letter Heads, Citcula11'
Bill Headl, Checks,
By-Laws, blanx hoteS,
/. Roceipts, L2belA
PRINTING IN 0OL0R3
n sIts var1etes done IN beautiful Gyle snd At uodez
&te rate4
AZ examination Of SPECIMENS and PRICES II IT,
spcctfu1S Invited
D~o7de.s from the County promptly hlled. and sent
hanse o7 E1pteN
, 1859-01-04

All tho Illustrated Books
STANDARD WORKS OF THE AGE
May be- found at 80 nd ii Lake street.
Strangers and c;u=cas are re.peet fully 1nv.ttl =
anime Cur soek which t, one Of the largest keIt BY
any House in the United EtateA
S. G. GR1GEE g. CO.,
de2l:5-tsp - and Il Lake street.
, 1859-01-04

Mr.. l.. DE P4S5tO RESPECTFULLY
III infcrin. s.e ru5Tc Of ChlcsSo. that his niece,
Miss J.. De pfIO10sl. nu ii ol the E,r4l Cooserva
tofy ot Nruse1s, gives les,oas oo the Piano Forte.
Families c.tr tu hex tue Artist preYoas to eug1RcK
her ttstaer ta1g sra1 ~ luvtson 70 Mr. dc Pas
d. Eho Willie most hR1pI to EAit them with her. LEFT
o! rrft:en.7 given.
address 4. De -pAssln, car, Of H. Gent. T. T.. Or
care q! ~. "a ,d. Muaa Store. Lake g.teet.
nn.hImsh;H
, 1859-01-04

NOTES FROM HENRY WARD BEECH
IN ER5 DIsC0URCE9 Now ready and for sale b.
y. 8. GU1hE CU Iii Lake erect
, 1859-01-04

CHICAGO BRANCH
op TEE OLD BCPPALo
MILL FURNISHING ESTABLISHMENT,
JOHN T. NoYE e. CO..
ISAAC g. IIYnER.
Resident r1r:n<r amt .lG:nr4c.nx,
IS Market street, Chicago, Illinois,
E.a-s. D, tier, aod Fixture, G1.=,,h-L Of m, r,,..
" 1e9a:teL aai us best r1ote Eve ..d x4ryanied.
tH ttsaazs All MAS:1uer3 u eyerJ description fu:.
tLaed - oEder % saoEt uou. c.
FRENCH BURR MuLsToNEs,
1r::oved ra.b!ae. PercosIo-. Re-. c.soo al cto,-t
pst1AFxe "Asef "aeeta as:.c:eI taaI y The ee.:>
5aaa 7. Hoye's Improved Centrifugal Feeding
Flour and G1;st Mills
A:ta:s fez Week, Platform Sca.e.
Double Extra t1s: Steel NIL Peck1
MVf.to.ea ns1ufAc.usel 1t ,h:. establishment A..
coaaed oa oeV aat Improved urta ~l;es and srr \,
reaf perfect 1s oeta1t1 by sac best a7utc.urtrs In
past t*eat5,aTe1~ 1~Ars "a aTa!sh!Ee
MILL FINDINGS,
for aeaS every Si~te a5d Territory n thu Caloa Is well
kacHa acd AhAb be uE1Aael
EXiRl SbLEcTED MILL STONES
XA!e oa $ ec!A Coazact :r, Choice Nev Or OH Qaar.
n buck
MILLER Ia van: of NALTlNt; ELrTll@ cor u,ou-
t uSs s .xma :sian t " hTci, E caa 4rg;n4 *e
pu-!r ES':a& ing Co4as uua4r ~ 10 4 s3prTt,,y
aTs ~ KYLE. lc2@:a al dAu-ser ot Heel Ia Irrt
Hay!lx ,le larkes: II i Furnishing = o,t II the Vest
y I've vii ;o:;7a: 10 (: n:s, IND baL: Mi, CO ~
jd-sT bs.u II "A
, 1859-01-04

FVENINt1 SCHOOL.~--AN EVENING
achoo viii be opened at The Ga.den City Institute
Aooms H.Irnon co. sreSt nesr statt , Monday
on Monla,s 7ntstays Thursdars a2d @ fTda51 YoaDs
to 4uva4 1ay school wit! heaE dad plets1nt
accommodau.'1. and peculiar ADVANTAGES for practical
C1an.hIp Ho L-keeplnE. and Commercial CalcuiaupnA
fnr terms and Acr particularly Amply at the Sch" orooHs
IN r. p EnoH. nusttFlG5E7