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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-23
9aIce bp Aurtion,
G. u.,.;s.a,t Uou,ebovd Far.

A UCTION SALE-Magaifcent Household Far
s:gi s.s Ssi"i t Ga 'Fs 'is :
10 ~ 81 r Ssrp, Ts.i. catsy' 60 Ala Bsi
msut cad Kitchen Furniture. hoRTIME4 GRIFFIN Aoo
Hss,eG
A lotion NOTICE.-THTS DAY -GEEAT
log NJ ~ West ia Win 20 scd az too en. Of the
VIZ Rich 5eU.sscd Furniture q S,'y ssd ~
,S sy.r .%S S s' % pssss
A. NJ. MmawrS, ABc.,onser
by BANGS, MERWIN q Co., Irving Buildings,
PctaIs: w.,t: e AZ Es,Sy 6s9d, sa,,a,s Sc
vALp asfPA AND da6TeB then. Of
rs os%p9s ns S1s@S ss L a
h, Anger E'sy I, did
ocGSou 's and Hsny Il hs s.s ny boaSd Sy 6nd
sr For psticGs catalogue which be had gratis ct
the 'ei %SDNEsbaY I'VE ss S1 THURSDAY EVENINGS
Oct ~ and Is At 81 oclock
o.. Sorisc Coons' iscsss sny Of great. soa ,sao
A' ' So S%si'1 x S:DS o. E9FSIscs
OCT. 2sth and sOtb. at o'clock.
FINE OIL PAINTINOs choice. private cols,.ou, com
p, s By cscSrssd 1.cs 0 sa a. Cd a: S
.5S ,S%. nsny RST ara
10 itch ,t fran fow exhibition 1t me sales rooms
DY JOSEPH HEGEMAN.-On WEDNES-
ID DAY Oct. "a. ct o'clock preci ely at NO S5' "a
cho between Bond and henssts Bro allyn haodsons ma
hogspy sURrITURE good new OF the best Gauuact3c
Bedsteads Dressing Bureaus shstsnds Gilt WI
Velvet ply and log CsIps Oh Ioths Hair Msttrese'
LrAECU1Oks SALE of valuable REAL E5-
~ TATE g. Public Auction On MONDAY, 2sta OCT ins;
at o'clock .. m Captain gOLGERo Moearand Ho1ss 10
the village Pac New Jersey VII be sold Nine % 100 Acres
valuable LAND situate in ssd Village In the I'm mediate ytcia
iy Of the Dundee Works and the and N, Rrosi
Station Pssac bsDg 81 mioute nte from Jersey City by the
Enc Raroso trains TIE land Il beautifully ocief for Vla
Pitts Binding Los and will besoe Ia tFo parcels CT " 0
ana 67lO9 acre, Tide perfect sale positive and o. liberal
terms Persous from New York Moeto ateod viii take ihe
Fre train ri II 05 o. L. ity fJf Pas1cPatenon,
Oct IL leCo John HOPPER, Executor Of
JACOB u. VRE ND deceased.
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A. { Turn Y Auctiooeef Once No. 1870 Broadway.
DEREMTORY SALE Of ELEGANT
Il FIRST-CLAs5 CABINET FURNITURE.
on TUF SDAY
Al No 9e Broadway.
A. c. FUTILE will sell at Auction on TUESDAY at III
O'clock 1t the Extensive Wsreroos No. 8N3 Broadway, lnesr
Grace Church. the Entire oh and Elegant stock OF
hir. @. SCHMIrT.
(who IL retiring from the b1snt s consisting 10 pN OF
WARRANTED FisST-CLASs ROSEwOnD OAK, MA
HO3ANY snc BLACK WALNUT
PARLOR, HALL, B0UBOlR, aud
DIEIN GROOM SUItESt
obe most Mod ssd Antique Styles Ao Library Furniture
Tho whole having been MANUFACTURED under the eryion Il
Mr. Sehuit. srzn.ed equal Furniture sod 10 hi'cJ
and vi be sod without reserve for cash.
Catalogues the nornog CT sas deposit viii b. requi ed
from al purchasers uni nov o 10 the AuclJnoer
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Dniloins alaterials.
a1aints, Oils, &f.

I IGHT-LIGHT-LIGHT greatest OF all
lgbb Is the HYDRO CARBON LIQUID GAS-LIGbT-
nyiSs all who are Ia want Of Portable Gas Light and the
erfpest and beat "a the world to call No. 10 Bfoadssy
Rooms Noe. b Gud second le0r.
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WISCONSIN Rock County, LANDS for

WISCONSIN (ROck County, LANDS for
w sALE-ee Acres Of rich eiIie and he. iy nbered
LAND the hourshng town Of JaneI'he' Wisoonn for
Salo
These Lands were selected for tina pretsnt yesS ago.
AZ the best agricultural purposes In Rock County and this
Comfy is acknowledged to the richest lands 10 the
State -
hey VIII be sold IN such parcels may required and the
principal part Of the purchase ROMAN bond and
mortgsge for term Of years
Fer fsrther particulars inquire Of
JOHN BOWE Footville, Wis, on The premises OF "
Messra FOSTER THOMS IN. No. e. Wsllst New-York
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masbinrg.

ERICsSON CALORIC ENGINEs-Manurac-
H hired and Sold by TIE NEWARK MACHINE COM
PANf, Ners,k n. snd corust Ct E aad Pesd sts New
York
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Gntlerp, Earbmare, &f.
Roofing.

EAkY ROOFS CURED-ONE CENT A
II FOOT no tar used, with ELLERY's PATENT INDIA
RUBBEn PAINT. No. 800 Grand No 81 Park.row No lss
bowery o. Last ldh st Is hay Junction t6!h aud broadway
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Groceries ano provisions.

TOHN DWIGHT, & Co.,
~ Manufacturers Of
DOUBLE-REfINED and FAMILY SELERATUS;
sUPER-CARBoNATE Or SODA, SAL SODA, ETC.
No. l. Old sip. HEooversquafe, NewYork-
PURE CREAM TARTAR ONLY
NUTRITIOUS and STRENGTHENING FOOD.
~ ROBINSON's PURE SCOTCH OATMEAL.
FOR PORRiDUE snd OArCAKE.
This article Is put IN pound packets by Messr ROBIN
son bELLVlLLE Co., London, and IL the very b. and
pur O4mss be had p Scotland For sale IN pAcsets emily
by all Groceu ress and wholesas by the sole agent
q. q. YVELlN. No 81 Fulton Il.
IA Domestic Oatmeal Is put mp in ALA packet, the
above peuous no ~sh Scotch Oatmeal should be careful 20
ask for Robinson's.
DELLHAM FARMlSEWTOWN PIPPIN AP-
PIES for sALEPssked especially for presents In box.
barrels and hatbsrels each apple warranted perfect
ssmpes may be st the Gyency No Ehe Bulldogs Du.
sAet ~ Y, where orders will be received for fruit be 1e.
hyered In Of Europe It the wholesale pdce Of ping
70, .oIther particulars apply 30 ROBERT L. PELL, eco,
Pelham Farm, Esopus p. D, user Co, Ny.
N A. l. LYNCH, Commission Merchant
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-23

A J. BLRECKKR, Auctioneer
IA LOTS on 18th aud ll2th-sts, between 4th
sDd avs the Central Park belonging 20 the
tate of tie Rev Dr. Jarvis.
A. J. BLEECKER, SON Co., viii sell at auction,
THURSDAY Oct IS at IL o'clock, at the Merohanss tx.
ohsnse:
on l12,hst-9lo south side, 1a5 feet wssi 4thav.
On lllth,t 3 lots north tide, l75 feet wet sthay.
n~o-thirds remain. Title indisputsbe.
Maps, &c, at No. Pize-st. (20f
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A BLRRCKRR, AueIonetr. -
DEREMPT DRY SALE OF MANSION AND
Il GROUNDS AT WHITE PJAINS--A J. BLEEcKE2,
SON & Co.. will sell SATURDAY, OF H. a. ~ oel9ek a.
The 81 i arts EIchaDgr the above valuable suburban sid
epoe iecer fly owreA by Col Vosburg compng tro story
attic and sDbcer house filed 10 gith brick with eAen
in bans bndlnss and s1out Ia o. Land, hs
and Old Pet Road, ghtn half nile souh IF shs
o. not aJiung lands OF Mess Fisher, Ho1p Hortoa lib
belts vie add the poos adjoining
the Post Roai contains Of the finest building sites ia the
,ovr. M.ts &C., at No. 7 Pine q 063)
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1.-TWO splendid adjoining MANSIONS on Brock.
lyn Hitt. botween Fulton and Wslls- Ferries Nos Ss
and 50 Cou for SALE 30 LEI together or separate,
With purchAgs terms house 6SoO the
or Ox6O bu by days work. under Inspection the
expressly or bis own and ys odieoce Every det ~ Of
tty or onsea ha1 been carefully attended to ard finished
On TIE hest ,le Bob houses -four stories high bownoue
fronts soops aud balutsde material very h2pdsoue
style Of architecture modem Italian assye 10 sppssance rd
moi supassed by any ii,I size In Tee Windows
OF the plo- ,to plate rlhs Sx1 feet Offering
every fscty the splendid nna n the Bay,
the Earrows ssnd the jersey shore 70 hs blue
hT aud fas OF tie PGsssic The pn staircase 4 eptiea
Of solid black walnut very bsaatfuj trimmed sb.sd By
highly stained from which view Of
Icing Island 70 the horizon Il commanded The entrances
lofty and the principal halls laid With Italian marble tiles
thr5ushout repete spler did hhe
iDs on lawn with every requisite Of the cuisine add dumb
es speaking from under cellars to sscood stories
Hot and cold baths every story and wstercl from
kitchen to al the upper chAmber Coal vsut and ndd was
vst, al ghtfd by pstent DnnA.ors The premises he
ssu a, e tines there pr,on, charge For apply
20 HOMER MORGAN. No. Pine.tt
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EOR SALE, to CLOSE AN ESTATE.-The
Il Corer HOusEs,dLor no lt1 DelsaceJ,t aa1 the sd
joriug property. No ls Della oes't and No - sahos-t
ths hours Of 10 a N. and Q o. m.
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TO MANUFACTURERS, MECHANICS, and
Il OTHERS
LoTs POR SALE
EIIZABETHPORT, NEW-JERSEY.

This point the teruinus Ct the Central Railroad Of New
Jerey by which direct connection 10 secured With all the coal
and ZION regions Of Penn!vaia aud with extensive lumber
dses riding these articles 1T lower cost than other
point sesb ard /, he. hourly communication by ses
hest and railroad with New York distant 10 miles Is provided
with water and gas very healthy location and offers
Tvsled facilities for The establishment OF Manufactures sni
Mechanical trades The subscriber offers these Lots in qosu
ties 10 sut purchaser very favorable terms both lee
and time Of payment Mechanics and Msnuc!ues PARTON
lslly are rtquested examine tbs gr 'upd Apply u
Il KELLOGG Executor, No 80 Besyer-st N. Y, OF 10
u Il. COOLEY. Aren't EiAabethport.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-23

EHOR SALE-A large selection Of FARMS and
Il COUNTRY SEATS, Also city p5oPerty 10 How'Yors and
vcujty and god Western LANDS for sao exc laaEa
CHICkRRIN6 Co. Real Estate and General Asncy, No. ls
WslI-st. kew-Y0rk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-23

VNHE MISSES BUCKNALL and MIR. MILLS
i respectfully snnounos ths: their SCHOOL FOR YoUNo
LADIES No West nd now Organized and resdy iof .a
reception Of puph Preparatory School fof1 pA o" 'n'
orysn izsts
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MADAME G. MEARs BURKHARDT

Re.p.ey = Ps,ssis nm, s"s 0ss chs SCHOOL
LnoLio aa an WEDNEsDAY Sept H. Coslar On y o. 90,
.n.J 4, her rrsidsuoe No 10 Wet ites a. tas $500
H.. Store No 70l Broadway. Appioai.o ~ et,et un
mus" a., ,srve ,rornp -tantinn 90 and ste wblcn oar
Fey, "r MRARs BUkKHAROT viii be happy to receive
In
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Goteis.
A LBEMARLE HOTEL,
IA Corner Of Broedvsy sui 2ith-st,

TRAVELLERS drive direct to the SMi III
Il suNlAn HOusr. Broadway. eorhcr iiou'tonS assas
oil he appoiu Of the bret hotels COCA Afs ce'n
p NJ % @'''h'aN'e' A'1 s X MEAD. Proprietor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-23

CTEINWAY n sons GOLD MEDAL PAT
- ENT oyERsTRuNG GRAND and SQUARE PIANOS ara
consdered the beet Planes Manufactured and warranted
for FIVE years
WGefoonas Nos "a and 81 Walker Ct. near Broadway.
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A business which hiss been abshst FOR the last IL
wears ssUe well ted up aud tine BET Of casonss present
ne az nrvsna chance for NJ -rats mans 20 cou-
m,rce business with and to make money. Address Box No
l.S0l Post Ohios
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professional Notices.

7 MUNSTER, GRADUATED SURGEON
IL. DENTIST Ne. 20 West ash st., between Broadway and
Shay.
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Real estate for Sale.

AT ORANGE, N. J.-COUNTRY SEAT of q
"A 70 Is acres near the depot. 6csss Improvement rich
soil perty Of fruit pue cot spns o.er h add cold Carried
through the buildings Apply to PATTON Co., ~ w at
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Board an0 Rooms.
Gouses to fet.

DART of BROADWAY STORE to LET-lI
or. on the be Loo att ms l.rgs window Broad
way Apply TO JOIN HOOPER Co, AdVertl'ins Agents
No. 81 Pc row. Timss Bulldog
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NNHE MISSES WALKER will reopen thet,
Il DAY SCHOOL for Young Ladies', No ls1 Asdhon-sTr
on TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER IT,
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EXCHANGE.-wEST LANDS wanted in
II EXCHANGE for block OF three story brick HOUSES,
Wi ocaed for investment they fBs 81 81 0Oo cash
reoureo Send description Of lands to No stBro.d from
" 10 O'clock JOHN BhAlHsN'
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MADISON ACADEMY, Madison-av., corner
wi 2eth it. will REOPEN THURSDAY, Sept To- For
lsyns apply as shove or st no. l63 Le1iu gtol-sx
Rev. g. H. DAVIS. ID. ?. LEE, Principals.
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STEAM WEEKLY between NETWORK and
~ LIVERPOOL landing and enharkipg passengers Quees
town Ireland The Liverpool NewYo aud Philssepsis
Steamship Corp in;.na dsoschns their full C7Jds
b1ilt Iron Steamship Sc lows:
CITY OF MANChES TIL Saturday, Ost u
CITY OF eaturrs5. ~sv
kAfOAhOO.. .ssauy Nav ~
And every SATURDAY. at noon nom Pier No. a NJ
RATEs P.ssAGH
gIRsT CABIN. :.......s7S sTEsRAGs ..;.....".sss
first Cabin 10 Leudon.... 20 Steease TO Londo1.. -
ateerase return tcket coed Cor SIX months 70
Passengers forSsrded TO Paris Haus Hamburg Brsnasu
Rotterdam, Antwerp at reduced through farss.
Persona vi hing 20 brig DOT ther friends buy tickets hsrs
The follow Ing to NevY From Liverpool Qneens
town First Cabin sTS SIS, and sloS Stsese oa Liver.
pool $40 from Qurenstovn. So.
These have superior accommodation for passsase
and experienced They built In
iron sections and have Patent Fire Annhistou beard
For folther information apply In Liverpool 70 WI IsnN
Ageut No. 70 Water st. In Glasgow 10 WIN INMAN No
81 Enoch square 10 Queenstown to C. w o. SEYMOUR
Co In London toEtvEs Macy No 81 King Wlsn- a.
In Paris JULEs DECouENo Place 10 IA Boufss Ia PMS
Ldophia to JOHN O. DALE, Nc los ~Lnat,st At III
oompany's oficea JOHN @ DALE, Asst
No ixatN ".
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CREAT REDUCTION IN PRICE TO
W NEw-ORLEANs AND HAVANA.
STEAMSHIP EMPIRE CITY,
Capt 8. BAxrRs,
VIII leave Pier foot Of W srren-st,
On TUESDAY, Oct 90 at o'clock y
Freight 20 New Orleans, 70 cents per cubic foot
Cabin passage to NewOresns 80
Sabin passage 70 hsysna
btesfAse passage to New Orleans or Havana -
nj. o. ROBERTS, Agent, No. III wss. ct,
~ Corner Of WNrs,&-
No bill, Of fading ssned after smiling hour.
TOR SAVANNAH and the SOUTH.-The steam
- ship MONTGOMERY, CAp< wm. e. Berry. viii iesvs
Pier No 10 N. r % THURSDAY, Oct % at <en
Passage TO Savannah, with uusqusleA 90;
through ticket. to NswOreans sS9 Isl Noble es Mo-
sornery H2oi Memphis eSi rs; Nashville, ess % hnossh
t1o sOi Chattanooga SIS Eufls eAi Albany 81 Com's-
sss S2l Atlanta Gal Macon, S2oi Auyust. ~ -, ircss
Ing carriage fare In Savannah. u. b. CROMWELL ayo,
No. 81 westst, and No IS, Breadwsy-
The r. X. CufLER succeeds on sATUkpAf' oot ~.
Tor SAVANNAH and other POINTS as be-
Il low.--The frss-class steamship
STAR or THE SOUTH,
Capt Thomas Lyon Will leave on TUESDAY, Oct - It
p nom Pier No. North River Through tshetA can %
New Orleans eaS 70, Mobile, sS MONTGOMERY, sSi ku-
fauls Ala SEA; Coluosus eel Albany 81 Atlsas
Chattanooga SsSi Nashville OF IS Knoxville sS 80 Mean
phs S3l Isl Augusta eli S0i Macon $40 Savannah. sh
For fesh. passage apply :, No 70 sITssys} sos.
ORIENT, GREENPORT, and SAG HARBOR.
W The Steamer MASSACHUSETTS, Cspt HAVEN, loves
Janes.s I'm TUESDAY 1HUHSDAl, and SATURDAY A.
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AUDITORS OFFICE IOWA.

"
DHs MoIsEs, March 10, 1850.
TT Is HEREBY CERTIFIED, That on the 3rd
i day of February, 1860, sworn statement was
ficd in this office, showing the condition OF the
Humboldt Fire Insurance Company, located at
New York City, in the State Of New York, on the
6rst day of January, 1860, in accordance with the
pruvfsf0ns of III Act OF the dtusIAt assembly O1
the State of Iowa, entitled "An Act In relation tc
Insurance Companies," approved January 18th
1857, and an Act amendatory thereto, approved
February 9th, 1858; that said statement shows tina
said Company is possessed of the requisite amount
Of capital, and invested as required by law.
Authority is therefore given TO the above named
Company TO transact business Of Insurance in thi
State, In accordance with the laws thereof, until
the 31st day of January, A. ID. 1861.
1t ia aiso certified, that W M l.. O 0 ID
of Keokuk, has been duly appointed by said Com
pany their lawful Agent and Attorney for tn,
County Of Lee with full power to take risks o.
Insurance therenand 10 acknowledge service Of pro
cess, as provided by Law, on bis filing with tn
Clerk OF the District Court In and for said county
certified copy Of the statement on file in THU
Office.
Ii Ia further certified that the attached is true
and correct copy of the said stat ement.
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, / have hereunt.
49, set my hand and affixed my seal Of ONCE
Is this sixteenth day of March, eighteen hun
49, bred and sixty. j. w. CATTELL,
Auditor Of State.
ap22d2w BY d. ELLrsos, Deputy.
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From the Evening Mirror.I
We advise ali who may be afflicted with General
Debility, to try MeLeans Streng thening Cordial
1t ia certainly valuable remedy; many of oui
friends have tried it, and they recommend it very
highly as Tonic and Alternative. Ii s very
pleasant to tske- Every country merchant should
keep Asupply Of this Cordial on hand. II sells
rapidly, beyond the moa sanguine expectations Of
the proprietor.
From the st. Louis Christian Advocated
Ii Ia very well known that we are not particular.
iy favorable 10 patent medicines, and, a general
thing. eschem the Mh0k of iLem MiLh hnt LITTLE
ceremony, and with these Sentiments We declined
inserting this sdver t,sement until we knew wha
were the Ingredients Of the medicine, and how
compounded. This We have learned, and believing
as We do, that the ingredients are good. and tbs
compound judiciously made, We rccomm end 1t as
mixture worthy of public conf dence.
Wesa to all, Try it. see advertisement.
Aprl6dAw
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BLAcKwooD.-Th April number OF this
sterling British magaEine 10 received. We'll
lington's Career, Lady Hamilton, Our Posi-
ton with China, Our worthy friend Nap, are
the titles Of some Of the articles, and there
il another Translation Of the Stabat Mater.
For terms OF Blackwood and the Foreign
Reviews, re-published by L. Scott h Co., see
advertisement,
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The Unitarian Choir propose to give q
Concert on Thursday evening, the 10Th, q
the Unitarian Church. The programme for
the occasion will be rich and attractive one,
embracing variety Of masic,--sacrsd and
secular, vocal and instrumental, classic and
popular. The attractions Of the evening
will be greatly enhanced by ths kind assist.
ance OF the best musical talent in the CITY
Tickets rs cents--to be obtained at the boob
store Of Ogden, Brownell h Co., and at tht
drug store of Bartlett, Kaye Il Co.
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DAY & BRO,
WHOLESALE GRoCERs

1U5 MAIN SrRsnr. IOWA.
Lave Just resolved choice lot Of extra No.
IL Mackersl, Georges Bank Goldfish, Herring and
6ardinss, direct from the aboard.
Always On hand large Stock Of the various
grades 81 Tea, Laguira and Rio Coffee N. o. and he
1nsd Sugars, Mace ,Ginger, Pepper and other spices,
varioss brands Of Flour Dried Fruits, Glaas Sssh,
Star and Tallow Candles, Starch, Cheese, Brooms,
Brushes, Raisins, Pipes, Mats, Nuts, Nails, Vine
gar, Soaps, Wrapping Paper, Twine, Tsbs, Pals,
Butter, Lard. Tacks, Gun Caps, Shot, Lead Carpet
Chain, Cotton Yarn, Oordase, Candy, Crackers !;
Letter Note, and Foolscap Paper; and various 9th.
invite the attention OF purchasers ~ Ne offer the
same at the lowest possible figures or We will
change any Of the above for Hides, Fura, or such
products a. viii bsAr shipment. lapr5G
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FEVER AND AGuE This trying and relentless
disease which fixes iss relentless grasp the body
of man, reducing him to mere shadow in short
space Of time, and rendering him physically and
mentally useless ,can be defeated and driven from
the body by the use of DR.. J. hostetters renowned
Bittsrs. The great success il has met with, and
beneficial results following ts use, have establish
il az apermanent "institution." We would advise
readers to procure this valuable specific, and
If an absent friend is afflicted with fever and agus
or any other disease 10 hasten and procure
this much favored and greatly desired article
trial 10 ali that 10 needed to prove It's many ex-
celient qualities.
For sale BY Druggists and dealers generally,
everywhcr
Sold by p. GfDsoss, A. j. WILLIAMSON, BAErLErr,
KAYK Il Co., aud j. BRApKx.
April a. 'Bv-dsw
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WAYLAND GARD1N,
situated on the Plank Road SIX
snnfleA 1f % nm n q nk NIX.

WAYLAND GAND1N,
situated on the Plank Road stx
miles ff om X okuk.
WE harc for sale 80 900 good strong rooted
w Strawberry Plants Of different varieties.
10. 600 Raspberry Stands;
5000 Asparagus Roots,
*, 900 sweet Potato Plants, at the proper time
for setting.
Also, any number Of Tomato and Cabbage Plants,
Connecticut Seed Leaf Tobacco Plants, etc., etc.
Also, 500 Green House Plants, suitable for bed
ding cut, consisting OF Verbenas. Fuciss, Hello
tropes, Geraniums, Roses, etc., etc.
Madeira Vine or Mexican Potsto Vine Roots, etc.
Persons wishing any of the above will find it for
their interest to purchase directly from the Gar
den, tho plants to live; while those kept
for long time taken up, when exposed In setting
ont, are almost sure 10 die.
We have much the largest Green House In the
State and plants sold win b. those rendered hardy
by exposure and with toiefabs care sure 10 grow.
Any persons wishing early vegetables, such ~
Lettuce, Radishes, etc, can be supplied.
IL the season is favorable We shall have q large
quantity of Asparagus, Pie Plant, Strawberries,
haspberries, etc. y 4. BRIGHAM.
PETER LAMBERT,
WAYLAsp, April 2, 1850 Gardener.
p a--orders left Nth Kellogg Biree will b
| attended to. apl 3dzw vat
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-04-25

WoOIs
We noticed yesterday that Mr.. VOORHEES,
Was receiving clip Of wool, purchased Of .
Lee county wool-grower, at about 20 cents :
pound, and we are pleased to learn that the
farmers Of this county are giving more At
tention to this important article OF husband
~ than heretofore. Wool growing 10 grad
ually on the increase in this county. II
ought 10 increase faster. The wool crop il
the best, surest, and most profitable Of any.
The statistics for ton or twelve years pas,
show sonolusively that there has been lsss
fuctuation in the price Of wool than in corn,
wheat, pork, or any other leading staple
product Of the North, while, during all that
time, the wool crop has been profitable one.
Moreover wool can be kept over, from SEA-
son to season, for higher markets, with lesa
trouble than other articles, and with no risl
Of damage. The crop 10 raised with much
less labor and toll than any grain crop, II
can always be sold for cash, and, lsstly, one
ofrths highest recommendations OF the sroI
- th.s ii oan 90 sarDsi inio oAsssa "a sss.t
spring Of the year, when the farmers rea.
sury il generally ct sery low sbb.
In New York City on tho 18th inst, TIL
wool market was reported TO b Inactive
Some dealers thought tho prices would b,
lower IN oonsequ ence Of tho unsatisfactor,
state Of the goods market. Others sontsnd
Cd that the stock Of hne woods was very
small, and thas the receipts would be light
And 81 oil the mills Of tho country we're il
full blast, there seemed TO Be no good rea
son for material decline in prices. Tn
prices we're: Am. SsxaaJ deeco Sc TO go, Am
full-blood Merino 50 70 S., Am. I and I d.
do IS to 4S, Am. native and I do do 81 u
-; pulled, extra, A to 48; pulled, supsr6ne
- 70 IS; pulled, No. /, 80 70 IS.