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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-01-21

- Persons advanced in life, and feelins the
hand Of time weighing heavily upon them, With all
its attendant ills, will nAd In the uAe OF DIR. j.
Hostester's Celebrated Stomach Bittefs, IN slixer
that viii inssi life inte thsir veins, restore,
In measure, the srdor and energy OF more youth
fsi days, build mp their shrunken forms, and give
health and visor to their remaining years. Those
who are In The least afflicted with Dyspepsia, AKus
Languer, Nausea, or any oshsr Troublesome or dan
gsvcus disease, arising from = disordered system
should not hesitate to svAil themselves Of the ben
At OK these Bitt1rs
For sale BY Druggists and dealers generally
everywhere.
Sold by r. GBSoss A. J.. WILKINSON BARrLxrr
KATE q Co, and j. BRApEs.
Jan. l6, '6o-dkw
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Ayers Cherry Pectoral,

FOR THE RAPID cuRE OF
Coughs, Colds, Influenza, HOarseness,
Group, Bronchitis, Incipient COnsump.
tiOn, and Cor the relief Of COnsumptivc
Patients In advanced stages Of the
disease.
So wide ID the field Of it's usefulness and so nu-
lnerous nre the cnscs OF its cures, that almost
every section Of country sbounds In persons pub
licly known, who have been restored from alarming
and even desperate diseases Of the lungs BY ies
USE When once tried, its superiority over every
other medicine Of its kind Ii too apparent 70 escape
observation, and where its virtues are known, the
public no longer hesitate what antidote to employ
lhr. the distressing and dangerous affections OF the
pulmonary orgs that are ae.oen . . 1u nnnr ths
community have failed and been discaroed, ms
has gained friends by every trial, conferred Dement'S
ON the afflicted they can never forget, ana pro
duced cures too numerous and TOO remArkaoas 70
be forgotten.
DIR. j. G. AVER Il CO.
LOWELL, MASS.
BARTLETT, KAYE CO., ksokuK-
J. n, REED 4 CO., Chicago.
SUE, s01SisS11Sss c., s & s;; -.
And Aesats in every town in the United States.
mylod4wIy
Rayo1A Tay1or,s New Woxks.
a HOME AND ABROAD, Sketch Book q
IA Life, Eoen0y and Msn, By Bayard Taylor.
Also, Travels In Greece and Russia, with m kx-
cursisn 10 Crete, BY Bayard Taylor With Steel
Plates delphi" and the Church Of st. Basil, Mos
COW. More vigorous and graphic than either OF ia
predecessors. Tor sale at
OGDEN, BRoWNELL 4 CO.'S
C1rY Book 6roxK,
Nov40d 81 MAin-st.
4 LsO, Banks Of New York, Adam Beds. Love ms
"A littls love me long, Life Of Humboldt, ldyL
81 the King, videcq, Miss 6linnsn's Window
OGDEN, BRoWNELL = CO.'S
Cirr RooK 61oR1,
dea1hd s No. - Nain-at.
m oDoirs ~ RoAst Mou1tn.
a MDA6SADOR, Author md conjuroF, writtel
"a 81 himself, edited b. Ehslten Masksnzie, jus
received and for sAlo ~ -
noyDd 81 Eaimst.
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kEOKUK 4HIRT MANUEAOTORY
AND
Ready-Made Linen Depot,

KEOKUK SHIRT MANUEACTOnY,
Ready-Made Linen Depot,
~. a. Il y. SMEP III ENID.
CHIhTS MADE TO ORDER, from measure, cut
Gentlemen's Linen altered or repaired.
We will also make up to ordsr, In superior man
nsrs Ladder and 0entlemen's underwear In gem
Childrsn's Clothes, Ladies' Closks, Rsgalia. To-,
h., made 70 order.
Pinkins. Stamping. Embroidsring, and all kinds
Of needle work executed in = superior manner.
Nov. Sd
HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
Nov Is THE TIME to make your selections
~ from the extensive stock Of
Watches, Clocks, Jewelry
FANCY GOODS OE VARIOUS KINDS
~ YoR GALE M
BAILEY 4 BLISS,
lat RED UCED pRICEsi
"A NEW SUPPLY or
| Fancy HAIR Ptns aaa CsnAs.
| Watches, Clocks and Jewelry Repaired il
The MI mannsr, and satisfastion guarsntiad.
! UAILEY = 8Lxss,
Dss.IS- Nc. - MaAA.ss.
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sss il stated that Father Chiniquy, with
about two thirds Of his ss6ock J" has joined
the Prssbytsrian Church. Father q. urged
this on his people upon financial considera-
tions. The balance Of hiS congregation will
join the Baptists. Chicago Trib.
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= CLOTHING -
FORTHEMIIIION

VHE are now receiving : large stock or ClotkIng
Nv which has been bought low and win b. sold
low for cash. The prices are suited for hard times
ana lie Foods are for ali kinds Of customers. ne
stock comprises every style and quality Of Cloth
inG, 0sntlsmen's RurnisAing Goods, 1runks, Va
lsss, Carpet Bags, and everything ssnnonly kept
In or line. 1 s
ouatoDsrs win ind II for their interest 10 CALL a
We ars determiped to sell cheap % the cheapest
md " desire 70 sse every body comfortably slothsd
We don't charge anything tor showing goods,
ana are always pleased to zee customers even II
they don't buy.
Rsmsmbsr tho place. On Third-st., between
Main and johnson.
6eptl7d s. POLLOCK co.
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Pre- m / n I'M - 8 4 est
TTyME MOST RELIAD BILE FIRE AND
i BURGLAR PROOF sAEE1s They
give mors satisfaction than any other now In use.
WE OFFER ~, 900 REWARD to any person
who can, up-to the present time, show single in
stance wherein they have failed 70 preserve their
contents. With this safe We ohAllengs Al comps-
tition, - being tho BEST hre-proofs burEarproof.
or IRE and burglar proof Ssfe, now made and cold -
tho public. W. are prepared TO FURNISH
BETTER SAFE, and at LESS COST. than any
other manufacturer In the United States.
we warrant eur safes Perfectly
Flrc.pr0Of. and free fYoM DanPness.
These Safes have taken the FIRST PREMIUM 1t
the Fourth Annual Fair in 81. Louis In 1859, over
all competition. Also, ~ the Mschsnics' Fair, In
Cincinnati.
Halls Patent Bank and Safe Locks always on
hand. We are also agents for the best Bank Locks
in the United States
Burglar Proof Safes for Vaults, Vaults and
Vanlt Doors made to order.
Second hand Safes, Of other makers, on hand and
| for sale cheap.
We respectfully invite the public to call and ex-
/ anime our stock before purchasing elsewhere.
HALL, CARROLL co.
/ SALES ROOM-No. III Main-st., Merchants Ex,
change Buildings, st. Louis, Mo.
| Dec. 10, ,60-d6w-3dp
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KEORUK FEMALE SEMINARY.
YTHE second term Of this Institution win COM
i mencc on Monday, Nov. 1Ath, In the basement
Of the Chatham Square Church, corner OF tn and
Morgan sts. These rooms have been found dry and
cool and sasy II access.
The Teachers secured to instruct in their differ
ent depArtmmtso Of study, are tho following;
Rev. G. A. WILLIAMS, Principals
Mrs. S.F. WILLIAMS
Mrs. n. b. CRAVEN;
Miss L. COPEIIN.
Mr.. o. G. ISBELL, teacher Of Vocal Music.
Prospectus of the Institution will be pablishsd,
and can Be obtained application 10 the President
or Secretary OF the Board Of Trustees, or TO the
Principal WI. THOMPSON, Prssid.nt.
III. 6fRoxe. Secretary.
Nov. T.. I'D
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rAcLEs. SILVER WARE, JEwELRY, &c,
Third.st., bet Main 4 johnson.
Il y 80 " 81
Having just returned from New York, the psb-
Lie are invited to examine my new and select stock
Of Watches, Jswelry, Silver Ware, &c. have re-
eeived large assortment Of coin Silver Ware;
also, full supply Of Mortsn's Premium Gold
Pens, the reputation Of which needs no comment.
SPECTACLES.
Pebble and Periscopic Glasses fitted 10 old bows
at short notice. Spsosaslss selected 70 suit every
condition II sight Ny goods will be sold u prices
that will defy ooDpetitioA, quality considered.
n. B.-Hair Ornaments and goods Of every dss
cription made up 70 order. 49,
Watches, Clocks, y evslry ard Ausical Instru-
ments repaired In the best manner, and warranted.
Oct. II, '5s-d&w
CLOTHING STORE.
r AM again in the Clothing business, and invite
all the old settlers, - we'll - all now ones, to
give ne callst
BURKE's CORNER,
NORTH west cofnsr Of Main and Third streets.
hsvs svesy nyn u goods fof meas war, which
will seu OA6op DR. cash.
Spring and Summer Goods
TO suit every tass. Also, Gsntlsmen.s Furnishing
Goods, Trunks, Carpet Sacks and valisss.
~Oall and se-R HARkYEULTON.
Mayl9d
1859. PkLL AND WINTER DoQ
SUPRklE1 JUST REUElvEDs
J. n. MurcHIn0u. JAMHs DnwRY.
HUTCHINSON 4 DEWEY,
MERCHANT TAlLORS,
1nIRD-sTnsET, BET. nAIr JonssoH,
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New Goods toT the ladies.
M ISs n. KING returns many thanks III
and homes 10 receive : con,iausnce Of tie j
same. She has returned with = large stock Of
French Millinery Goods. Fall and Winter Bon
nets Of the latest styles, Blond Lace, fne French
Embroidery, selected with taste; I4Acc Vails, Kid
Gloves, Gauntletts, silk and WOODEN Gloves, Hoop
Skirts, Skirt Supporter, French Corsetts, Fancy
Knit Hoods, Infant Knitted Sacks. Dress Trim
mings, select ed nth taste, DC.
Ladies' are invited TO call. Store south side OF
MAin-st., between 81 and Sd.
SeptI7-d
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BOOKsi nOOKsii 6OOSxsiii

~ involving the principles Of Reading And
Speaking, and Assignsd for The development =
both hody and mind, In acoordaues with the m
ture and destiny Of man, BY Prof. bronson, A. II.
N. D. For sails BY
NJ. W. WEETCO7T,
Dscl0d ~ Nain-st.
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-01-21

Has opened his nsw stors at No. IS North Fifth
Street, under Merchants, Library, whore he o6srs
TO Coantry MsrchaSta md Wholesale Dealers q
large and varied assortment in he above line q
any Of the Eastern Hosses, and 1t prices o low.
dae1Qd sEE@
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st. Louis Homeopathic Pharmacy
No. ST. orth Fifthst. opposite Mercantile Library.

6L. 1OU1W 6U0O P0Ss@&S@ - 10y
No. orth Fifthst. opposite Mercan tile Library.
TIME undersigned have recently opened, Il the
i above location, = hrst-clAss Homeopathic Phar-
macy. whsre they design TO keep every vsriety Of
Medicines, consisting Of
Ttnctures, DlInsious and Moderated
Gl~bales,
ALKETHREPTA, Homeopathic Chocolate,l diff
ferent preparations Of Arnica, Visls eorks Labels
ana every other article that the physioian buyer
nay rsquifs.
Hsnasepathif Books and Standard Work.
TEXT BOOKS, DISHECTINa INsIRuAENIS Egg
e MEDICIN rs. Having purchased our stock tor
Cssh ~ oan aord - sell - cheap - my rsiisDle
Pharsaacy IN tho UHitsd States. We invite al %
call and examine our stock. ~,o.,n ~
Dec Is, 1859. dGw 11nUNu = w.
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Mirtbf6nften.
NirtbihaftSz NnSeiQe.

sL M WSHIDlWupSSNl6etge.
AHHHEbHS Der llnterset6nete brtngt Ietnen Treunben unb rem
SAAAss ~eeetrten putltfunt bic ~ersetenfe Mn3et9e, tae er ietne
neue NSrtb6aft. So 10 Sub- 8feeerifitr erEfnet unb auf'S
etneerihtet bat ~
grr5aslt6es o@blabelpbia ~2aeerbter," fppie au8ge3et9nete
Betne, 9iaurre unb aGe anreren @etranfe nerben tets IN better
Qualttat prompt unn btats herabret6t.
% Spetien rerpen ebenip uerabret6t1.
v2unh@
teben SSnntag unb Mpntda 10 lbr Npr6ens,
Gbrtftnn &ubler,
Np24Imt SO. ID 6. G~rebertdfr,
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~.AERChANT TAILOR
un3 jaibionablsr fleinerl1ssn.

R3ANn % n HDtf Br1ttpfaBR, glD.596 n. S0S16. aIN" :
afttnsn esebrten 1rtunbsn unb BEN yrbItfum made til
Jisrfatl Sic Anieies, bas Id unter tsuttscm Datum bas IGEn
felt Sabrta an etsieru Ylast staSltrtt @si&aft atetnprnrfy
babe NIB tea6ntte en res&paIitees Eager RON l&Snsn, tDIiI
preifea sOtr attte saItsn ans aud fctts oaf @%sfsraHe anfsrs
SSSrten unt 81 allen prstfen.-8ernsr ttre NusrabI Neasn.
ittrunt, @tS6s ie., fCtrte anetn btefss Sad f&lGeente NftfFtls
gM3- SUE Befflun9eH irerbsn ptcrnpt, ttut8 unb tn IirseHer
Sss con mir a~u9sferttEt vesbtn. ~
ptf8igsn U5.ag 7eFig s ~. e. Ratftf. .
.G1 TsiE ~ agtisggas4 ain 9a5ta9 adsS zoe SinaS s
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s5euer=0 crTd6ermuaen.
9pbn1fDns Sn(orance 9sODue

JDDnttOrS Jnfor4snce JsUDute,
Nc. 10 SecrnoffraEe.
Teuers MARINE ut1b Reconsideration
rlifgSsG oiispde;;te:l.
St6erle nnb isltefte GOrlpa9uie.
Verli9eruu98,@ cmp. Der NaIsp ron 8irainien,
nit $3.50, 600 g lpitat
3pndbur9sU eritderungs. Coup cpa &iroiuien.
1 nit 5000. 900 CAPITAL
Nlbemarle VetliderunaS. Comp. ron 0irainier.
mil 100000 Capital
@6arter Oats@erIider ,@cmp. trn SoriFcrb.
NIT $s5O,OOO Capital
Security WerIiderunoS Coup. ron geetDsQ Dor.
NIT $270, coo Capital ~
YbeniIsY electromagnetic BON 0eetpsgoYF.
NIT 100000 Capital ~
Nelolute-@ erlideruns8 Comp. rpu g2etrsglorr.
nit $270,000 Capital n
Wtcntdnf WerIi6erun98 Gpmr. ron Nerp.O otF
nit 100000 Capital
Seem Worlb, 8erlider, @ouip. ron gfen.0)oYy
..ef nit $250,000 GaFitat
Wercantile Wutuol Wartne.
nit 81, 900, 900 CAPITAL
Ueretnt8te Gtoaten Qeben8s Berlidernn1 \,
nit $ ,25O.972 GapttaI
9tCrtbern Nliurauce Comp. Of Qonbon
nit s~$2,l94,II1 CAPITAL,
Dls Ubfn eglntri!en GraiYagateu nne sen bar p,a;sre.,,
bs Gteates NdrpIauh autr0rtRlt unb lissn1rt. NS'S'1'1t
Dte Won ben; Naser5eiGnttsn repr1ft i!frifn gpet5st.t.,s
~8t9sbentn Settdg, berdnirDrtitG Far bic AaDllna i. WstInse
Werh9srun6spfItse Uereen ~assss6eSen rrb' gfrIatac
PH"ttW u'te'' BEn AeRs. .. 9SbRRRn,
-a 2 - + 81 fFva z..An... SNS3HpAF
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0efbdftSbnCber, @apicrs umD


Samuel b. Turner, yto. 3 9io, G0arlesfr
bait ~ttRantte tm @9rratS en garpfss Eager ssh gdpftr
S&tt6matsrtaItrn, @sfbdftss unb GSEtp. Hg&ern. SSn fets
atut Eager btFnbet R6 tnIdn6tf5ss unb tntpCrtirtss Gdssfb.
anb 8Eisf.gopttr ron aaen mSeIi3tn gorien unb 5asrttsu.
lfs8s Brttt.GpHDe rte ausr Sprtsn. = III ~
2 &rsttmatsrtiItse sasT VII fir Offee. u. vtOatesbraa@ ,
StdbIftpernl 9fbstbhiteF, SttesIta6, Obt
cite NJ BlstElttt rne 1rt1fn!a Z int gaf&fls as.
Einfc gum Shrttten unb fur G0rttrpkCfIen.
yea ben Bat n 5dbrtftni &l0pttFbrsHtu, @DttsfUs
tiUB, GrttmDu aattlc iG.rt s# Hnp ff
Gcrts sn grotss Ia8er Won Vadp apttr, 5FttIEar&
tnjG1ru4er - prben tr. tsbsH biaigafn pSsilen. 1l4
6dnblsE. une Grsdsr aus tsn eanbe pereen { in tbrsn
AutEslN gMhsr nj nr gsr,nl rtsRsn.. - skrf7M
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Mianps. M1Gbel II. /. IL.
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H4s T0rte8 |
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7 y 99StgIi0s1s aM0bt.

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slterts gbsitsassr ber frasersa 8irma
Haabe, @Ghle & So.
SO tabs (peBen biz 8abrtt unb ben 8ersauf ansts bsr 8isa
Wm. KNABE & Co,
auf tsm altsa plate
Nps. L, 8, s nn6 z, 0iprb Gutan Stroge.
a asna5es btaa &atatv 9oufG 9atttrtpre, Mb., Dts5er frsku,,
bdaftnt fir bic nusGebrettstt Simmer f&aft, peids be" fri.
asfsn giraaa sdtssab ser Isgtssa = Sabre ~ a9el MUSE
Ses tr fell benz Gpbe bes etnen Gbetlbabers, 5rn. SeurvNSbgftt
bar& teFen Gsb bic g~Ompagatt sslSf pgrbsn 0sr, btt GAMER
bebsutfnbsn 8prrdtb Der nod wnp6lenbettn gtanDis. 6sI. nrt
sntsrem s%rdpertrten Mateetal fauFt& az sd settlafbcf g.
wtrb tssBalt sat Ssf9aft IN BEN ai.en et9le IN hem frdtt
reni 8 e(@6ftsiOf0l f0ttbetretben unb es sd aar @ufatb9 n9o.
atn, eas pt6nU traner n'ter "a fetner ggatnbuna Ia ytrtef.
fern.
t~GDfrcst, nabe GnIt'G0te, bat IT eine neue esSge GasrtFi n
SIR. gutewftGSe NIT Der Grrntt ne3 WeiRsa5e errt1ttt. n
'3s IN st 8 rS ga stGst tv aSssV gtS ! S5s aaa w efstr asp ssf9es e re- .
Grtsiel, 81 gelde Ct bel br Nasfelua9 int MafVlanS-Nn ali.
tas, ~ e,e bsesa Snarnnia teansaer aus 8OR9n, sssws.gsri
. tdNst s sfttelt. ~ 4If d
Der ansfpru9 bss SnRitnt5 gurbe FUR, naSptr bnr1 81,
S~05uErte-@ rsfelun8 Won 0fttmSnb, 3D., 5eaGtfGt, So tbn
btafGlS bat { t Re 8 + d III I v IN ertbeslt nurbc.
DItQ bssis ostStn @tasltFenttsts TT q tn ben Staab geiett
ale MuttraJe, NIT wei@fn IT Dsetrt Htrb, aus OrpnrteGt
Vie In bieftr 8atttt sstautta glancs pab,n sOu. .,,rr,
@cfnten un5 Fno IL %eoafrasrt, bas ft Set 1nstrgrbtnt!tati
OsatfSaits8tttt et lefe.nts bes z n,ts btpabrem uub is.
ssa films Ds6.taetsa. 'A-
YiaroS auf 8effelIur9 Has
amt Epn ttber 9rls- nnb 8auart wesben a Titttrt.,f
Die er6ste SrrBfalt wtrp Guf bte q BELT unb AMI lie gus.
UahLber Mdterialisn 6eenenbet unt er fam tdhtr fir frbeS
Gus t;aea Gtabltfeaaent tsrsOrsebsnet SnRrumfn.,bt e Gar
antis abernt6frls, ea6 Is cue @seenf@aftfm einss guitar gia.
nos bsEss. H Gf-tilL 4EH
aus SaFruaasnt. aas nstnss. gabstg Strben fir 5 yasr,
bCn bent Xe9 bs TestaIfes an aaranttat.
Sti2nhsra @ufrastttarfeit nsEs aaf biz Iasmatl ben 9B-
6rnmtnter, Hel9t IN etmsr 6regsa Gntfernuaa 5erfentet fstrs
ben, ttrEsnbst va5 s!n 9erredt hes lliataaf9es tnntYtalb 6
ysonaten pom WerfaafstRae an, DtrS 6efettst, fpdte Gin Sns
frINaent Ri9t ~Splflnbt5 b~tfrtettSsR.
&As 1rrbt1ncier Wktben rOBltbun, bef u4S Dsr,y rsEe en-
eye liz 10 anberUdtts ~umGsben. sl.+
stfantts p]srrltai8 sins GaspapI sen 81 sIpSssas s.,
800 hn teftn SYftups1tsaincGsrn III $45 SITS 5000.
So y STAMP wtrbsn Il II gsst,R d ene-
mttfbet NIB q eat III s44, ESa5ftf
ll zE4IlEIe1r SSm. &ugbe II. @pmp.
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asS.eOfi9 fir N:tnlOalsOerer.
Nsae "Argaaaenlenle far eInpaneerer. DE NJ.

3g Ms 81 Es@gaaA%Sx f2EssISgEM A@sfssHS@ EtgNsE4S Is
Sfsae arrangements fir Giupaiosrer, be ma,
ben metfen gu veiIan foiiniuen.
gsn beute, ksae9. E5btrset an, wtttsa BIZ. glnvaabtter
a9i ltr NsttberHsG snssai& s~!sstatsef Depst @tfsrsatn r.i
benz @Tprsfsas ~bsfGrttft. Die 9a5a tiesat soSGra btp 9mnt-
srantsn, :tasR1 ~ 81 rT3ss@ estp ttf, Ia.s ,sssFo Elm,
Gnasrs 9Gtn, ARD to as uat 81 NlsEieR garssT ais ieSe Gnb5rs
8app m d teHannten sglatfaf ais /: s4gal assA%ssE
ptttSbrra, G!eeelanb, Detrpit, Tcrt @atne
ebicaSo, W{lnanfeef Galena, Dubuque, 81
%auty 8ot 5SIanb, Burlington, 9pna Str
mn srssn htsteIs Ste NH Der Aprttsrn Gtntral sabn g..
BEN q yttfenen 10 Stambta fra9fr as ett nit aEttrn Ssh.
nsn Gsssaben fort %siHtrtffat AUG regesn4 9eal wtnissr t:
s01Gen oatet 5epsGieIt. Die Sata ;te1t tpra ben Gsga&G
atSll ra S5!s. 9ie game GntfernWaB zen btsr b:s @lielee
~ 900 Wtstlea, pas Gepdd rirb Bier ssssttaet thtarEs] ast
stbt r Il en- 9aaastsren an ben @fa!aInar8sor
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The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-02-16

few months ago, ss Deacon Ingalls,. ot
Swampscott, K. | was travelling through the
western part of the Stale Of New York, he fell
in with an lrishman who had lately arrived ip
this country, and was in quest Of a brother who
came before him and settled in some OF the dig
gins in this vicinit -.
Pat was strong athletic man, n true CaihO-
lie, and had never seen the interior Of a Protes-
tant church.
1t was pleasant Sunday morning that b-oth.
er lngallJ met Pat, who inquired the road 10 the
nearest church.
lngull was good and pious man.
lie told Fat he was going TO church himself.
and invited his new made Acquaintance TO keep
hlm company thilher This place Of dostina ton
being small Methodist meeting house nea BY. \
There was great revival there at that time.
and one OF the Deacons. (who BY he way, was
verv small in s,a,urr), invited brother Ingalls
to take n seat in his pew He accep pted the in
vilation aud walked in, followed by Pat, who
looked in vain to find the alter. After he was
seated, he turned to brother Ingalls,, aud in a
whisper, which could be heard all around in
quired; Sure, I'M isn't this hiritck T. "Hu.h, -
said Ingalls, " If you speak loud word they
viii put you out"
Divll a word will spake, at ali, a, slL' re-
piled Pat.
The meeting was opened with prayer BY the
pastor. Pat was eyeing him very closely, when
an old gentleman, who ives standing in the pew
directly in front OF Pat shouted
Gloryl'
"Hist, ye clear devil, reioiued PAT, with his
loud whisper, which was plainly heard by tho
minister, be dacenl, aud don't make black
guard ot Yourself"
Ths parson grew more and more fcrvent in
his devotion Presently the Dea con uttered on
audible groan.
hIst-s-t. ye blOckguard, have you no lacen.
cy at all. at all 2" snd Pat, at the same moment
giving the Deacon punch in tho RIBS, which
caused him nearly to lose his equilibrium The
minister stopped, and extending his hand in
Surpllcating manner, said
brethrtn, we cannot be disturbed in this
way, viii some one put that man out :"
lis your rvircnce," shouted Pat, ~ will" !"
ana snltlng the action to the word. he collared
; the Deacon, and TO the utter horror and aston
lshnent ot the pastor. brother ingalls, and the
whole congregat"n, he dragged him through
tho aisle, and with II tremendous kick he landed
= hm in the vestibule of the church.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-02-16

II. WINraR D,vts's VorE FOR p NNINGroN -
The steuLorAn Clerk cnaIl'ngd"h Whner ID -
Wis" A that mo nent the accomplished mem :
her from Baltimore, as is his wont, was pacing
the floor in The rear of the Republican benches.
conspicuous object tn the thousands who w;re
piled up to he ceiling in the galleries. No soon :
er did the challenge ol tn. Clerk strike his ear
than his clear, ringing voire gav' back the re-
sponSc, "PrnningIou" A il by magic. hpor
aud galleries answered with an enthusiastic
cheer. Thank God said hundreds OF hearts,
there is one courageous representative from the
South A slight hiss skinned across the serviIe
side OF the galleries. In spite OF the gavel Of tha
Clerk AMI shout ri "Jrer!' it was drowned by
a gigantic wave of applause. Latter to the ".
y. Tribune
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-02-16

"A Dutchmdn, whose business led him TO
spend few weeks in Chester, concluded one
night chat he would attend II revival then go
ing on IN one of the churches. He accordingly
walked into the church, just before preaching
CO nmencaG. and, taking a seat very near the aI !.
tar, listened most attentvey to the sermon.- -
As is customary after the sermon. the ministers
BE- gan to cXhort the sinners to flee from the
wrath TO come" After lengthy aud war n ex-
hortation, he addressed himself more particular
ly to our frienIthe Dutchm m, aud among o,her
thugs told him to come forward an get sal va :
ton without money ani without price" Our
Dl'ohman seemed rather astonished. aud with
business like expression on his face, looked Ut
tl- minister AMI in al audible voice observed. :.
TOO sheep to pc goOu