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Bryan's Taste ess VsrmIfuge.
Children, thousands OF them, die,
Worms the foul insidons crew
Half these silent murders do
Says your S ,S ys .S @ot iS5 Nv WY
BaYAxs vEaNlFuas would
Hosts Of Infants non the grave.
Price IS cents. FOR sale BY FISHER SHEPHERD.
DR.. MeCIInIOoIN's FcctOraI syrup. America Is all
ed v the fame q this great physician Ann phs oE sud In
his Pastoral syrup have the ga de result o. bis skill and
search No human being need perish Of consumption dir
sse q NE organs o. sao seeks RELIEF IN time r'
'l' At - ''''-' '1''-'-'' FISHER a SHEPHERD
DIR. McCIIntock's Cold ana Cough MIXTURE
u Z a. pa, with tsttesnaks 70 tide vith eoi or
couEh Meet ih nsi1us the threh old With this ire
sl,taAls sndoie all irritation from the lungs and
Endppe win nderul CELEBRITY and rs operation never varies
n' osss l'siGs''-'- '' EIsHER SHEPHERD
SPECIAL NOTICES. cents to
~ uOWn bay one Of GraAAns small stencils, for
sns fyou I've country send for sample, enclosing
'sAnP AO, every variety Of RsAsS' made 70 order
'eS-1 Next Door 70 the Columbian Hotel, Rleh'd Va
~ second supply of Splendid Al
SILKS, DRESS GOODS, &C.
WATKINS " FICKLEN,
Wholesale EEIAIL DEALSss N
d r X G. . . d 3
I59 MAIN ST, RICHMOND.
We have selected uh gee, care and receiving by various
arrivals, cur second ,uipy Of Superior
DRY GOODS
FOR Autumn Winter sAgs-among uhi,h will be found the
CHOICEST DRESS SILES TsLOCRS kERLSOS, POP.
LfNS A Vi DELALNES
10 all The NEw sHADES and combinations, viz:
FUCulA. Black and Gold,
MAGENTA. sack ard FlchiA.
SOLFgsTNO Black and ChntE
MARGUERITE Msgtnta and Sold,
hAUyE, Blue and Gold.
PEACH BLOOM Marguerite and Magenta
Our collection ofthse and bcluu goods forms Of
the s-le; tasteful have offered
In TRAVELLING AND MsDluM DRESS GOODS We have fresh
and hs home va ieiy.
Ia EMBEO DsSES have the LARsz PoSrED and Patti
COLLAR, lprug 10 mont lao, LACE SET. White and
c. 1frI Embroidered HDNtS; LACa B1RTHAS, &C
rCRE-n Velvet SIX Black and Ooored Cloths In the Aran, Op
and Z1uavs So and other Paris patterns assomsn; Is
-urr cssd q petition Orders for Ary ye OF
wrapping executed a. a ie@ h'uEs notice
MN hlO CLOVIS In varloes shades with seooPed Vrssts
q choice nov ny.
KID GsUNTs Ers, figured Velvet tops
Ou- soek Of SUPE INGRAM, THsEE PLY AND TAPESTRY
CAkPE and RUGS IN dcgn has Just been repenshed
and ou-rs inducements in quality ard price.
To . oSi s supply C S5
TABLE BANASKs,
CURTAIN GOODS
LINEN SIlEETINGS.
Be,chrt LONG CLOTHs,
CLOTHS CASSNERES and vESTINGs SATINETs for FAoto-
NABUKGs and LINStYS iavc the especial attention Of all
buyers. assuring the closest and most dis
ofuncg that they iii ad unusual advantages In our terms
~ HAl,ss Buys,. aO supplied on terms, and
p ices gasi,dEtesd ...- . ,..-..,.,,
MA splendid assortment Of Dress and Cloak TRIMMINGS
10 al he new eolors
oes4 W AZ
NOTICE OF AGENCY.
HAVE appointed John Alien and VIII sm Getty as part
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-25

Primary Experimentation Children under II Of age 80 90
REFERENCES.
THEPATRoss scHooR ght Reverend Bishop Meade Va
Right Bishop Elliott Ga Right Reverend bishop JOHNS,
Virginia. Right Reverend Bishop Cotbs Alabama Reverend A.
Ernpe D. D. vi mingon n. G Rev. Doggeit d. D. Rich
ond Reverend Read Richmond Reverend Nelson Head
Danyle Va Reverend G. derseeva Richmond Va Reverend
" Moore, D. Richmond, Va; Reverend, VIM. H. Wheel
wright Richmond Va Reverend John sGunier Richmond, Va;
The Clergy of the Episcopal Church In Virginia. . .
~ Al letters 10 be directed 10 HUBERT P. LEPEBVRE Rich
mond U2o-oheom
Observation-Disclosures will he msde the President and d.
the bank Virginia. for TIE renewal OF certificate
s994 In said Bank dated December g. 1881 for cne share
standing the OF BSDREw PARKS Of KanaHh the original
having been lost sc I-doE
OAPS.A full and varied assortment Of the choicest soaps
- POr sale by DONEhCO
nr1H wholesAle DruRqls,s.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-25


Il OCTOBER 1860 and terminates the last day Of June,
In consideration the almost unprecedented thathas
attended Efforts cannot nom expressing our ank
funess 10 our many and patrons and think be
pardonea briefly referring Of the advantages az
iOded which the permanent prosperity Of ell such Institutions
The buildings are large cOmnodOus planned for the wants
most Advantage for the comfort and convenience Of
pupils 0ny young ladies will occupy the chamber
me Prncpa has Sde female ducAton the study
Of % has been engaged In successful teaching for
perencsd selected especial reference the branches under
their charge and sufficiently tried in this Institution to be referred
Our system thorough and complete and while the
best facilities Afforded for perfection the accomplishments Of
female the greatest devoted Insure the acquire
sound practical earnng the reason and Judgment are
~ ignored subsidiary dependent on the former
Our daily system consists essentially In close searching eKamia-
atoms careful explanations and familiar lectures The plan
sued many years instruction In the French department has
proved emlneuv successful Language Of The family and
enable those pupils boarding with US acquire an accurate
& In is rssneet We think our school DOS
advantages which can only be equAed BY few Institutions OF
the kind In the country.
Musc Vocal and instrumental Drawing and Painting both
nom models from nature under the charge OF Professors
ennenty qualified their various branches Most OF these In
,reo are Employed 10 teach exclusively In school, that by
devong their time and attention entirely TO our pupils every adj
vantage may be Afforded for the acquisition OF these accomplish
menis.
mote the welfare and Interest Of an the pupils
TEACHERS.
A. Principal Philosophy
ture Moral sad Mental Philosophy, French
WILLIAMS A. b. Vice Principal Astronomy, Mathematics,
Chemistry, history Latin.
Rev Ro GArkwooD H. formerly Professor in William Mary
College.
Mrs GRAcE BENNETT, BnglIsh Branches
Mis- MARY @. GoRDoN, English Branches
senor CARLOS CAEp0vEz MERA, spAoish and italian.
siGSuRISA AgroNsfrA ERBG, Vocal Music.
sIGSoRISA MAKlETTA ERRA, Plano.
JaHS A. CALYo, Drawing and Painting.
Wa. GRABAu. Piano, Organ, Sacred Husie.
O. W THIIOw, Piano.
HnSsIcu ScuSiInEA, Harp.
o. ERicssos, Guitar
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-25
). THOMPSON BROWN,

RICHMOND. VA,
WILL practice 10 the Courts Of the cities OF Richmond and Pc
tersburg and the counties Of Henrco and Chesterfield
once In Beviu Block 18th street. state H. au2I-t
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-25
EDUCATION.
FEMALE SEMINARY,
= ON GRACE STREET BETWEEN Sd 4TH,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
A N. DUPUY, A. .PAnoIPll

IyHE Of this IntuOn will the st Of
October 1890 and will terminate the 30lh June 1851.
The Principal will be tided heretofore by wen selected
corps Assistants who, with their ability and experience
fall 10 give satisfaction
The Boarding Department Will be under the Of Mr.
and Dupuy assisted by Mrs Mary uae formerly ofSa
yapnah will reside the Seminary with the young
Ades and will exercise Parental and control those
committed 10 their charge.
The success effort establish the city
OF Richmond Female Seminary Of the st class has encouraged
the Principal provide ample accommodations for the next
session The buildings being enlarged, and important
will be made them which viii add greatly TO their
convenience and comfort The lodging large and well
ventilated and than from two TO four boardes Will Occu
DIV one The Recitation Rooms will be well arranged for the
.u.odati linn NJ he uupia
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-25

MEDALS Or CHARMS-Giying a beautiful Melaino.
M type Of the candidates for President and Vice Pesi
dent full supply Of these medals be found at store
18Th Cary u Is elegantly and astey
up the friends OF the candidates invited cali
They allowed to be the beautiful badge which
has ever been gotenup. au2t-u A. 4 GRAHAM
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-25

Bryan's Tasteiess Vsrmifuge.
Children, thousands Of them, die,
Their disease mystery
Worms the foul insidious crew
Half these silent murders do
save your babes ye mothers; Why
VIII ye zee them waste and DEF
BRYAN's NEaMIFUGk would
Hosts Of Infants non the grave.
lie. ss cnnt.. Pnr s.ie hr PIsHER 4 sHEPHEl
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-25
WALTER d. BLAIR,
JOHN u. MUN FORD,
and ROBFRT HETH
Have entered Into cOpsrnership under the style Of
WALTER D. BLAIR & CO.,

purpose carrying tcin iaersdsed facilities the
busnes conducted by w. D. BLAIR And they hope
by diligence pompnfss merit continuance Of the pat
ronag Opg and kindly extended their senior partner
s.2a-1m
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-25
MR. LEFEBVRE's SCHOOL.

The for the session Of $780, s viii furnish
Ia those Mo apply as indicated. iy6-lJ
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-25
GROUND ALUM sArT.
MACHINE OH.

sLNGTRs MUSTARD,
MASS LIc0RIoE
and SOLE LEAfHEa, for sale BY
oele Lac. D. DAyRSPoRf.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1860-10-20
Explosion and Death by Ethereal Oil

Explosion and Death by Ethereal Oil.
A terrible accident happened, on FIJI
day nigh, of last week, on lhe Chesapenk,
and Ohio Canal, lIlIe ways above dan
cock, causing the death Of a 5oalmM
named Ge0rge Parler> on, he vas IN the cab
10 preparing tie bow light 1t was All E'he
real OII lamp, of five tubes. one OF whIcl
had no wIrk in ii. He had taken of liz
caps, and lighted one or two Of The wIcks
but the wIrks moi lighting readily, he ,0rn
ed up the lamp, Wheu The oil flowed iron
the emptr tube, TOOK fire, eX loded scat
,ering the luid over the man, and in 'ht
',winkhng Of an eye he was frame OF
fireworks face, chest, aims and iIrbs
oil ablaze. He shrIeked. and instantly
his friends rushed 10 his aid. aud bTaveiy
,hev fought TO tear of his clothes and tx.
ringuish the fire /; but before they could
10 either. the fire had done its DIR adIuI
work. Friends pat tie unfortunate man
on nIght-and.day boat, in hopes that he
might reach his nome, nj Dam No. 4, be.
tore he should die. He fingered, in tie
most terrible aGonv-so IcIiible, hat al
times it seemed almost imPo-elbIr 10 keep
him in bed-lijI Saturday night, aud then
died, before The journey was acr"mpIIsh-
ed. They carried him by our town on
last Sabbath, a sad, dreadful sighl, an aw-
full warning. III, face was family chsrred;
the oil had run into his ears, aud the fire
had follow ed his chest was burned To a
crisp, and the sinews lay bare on his roas-
ted arms. In sadness of heart they bore
him on to his home al Dam No. 4, a sad,
sad presentation 10 his family, who had
hoped 10 welcome him hail and happy the
day before. Mr.. Patterson leaves a wife
and one child.-UIWiuDlSp LEDGER.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1860-10-20

the Brit sh government Responsible Tor
disturbing he domestic tranquility OF The
United States.
Susnicious Characters I'm the South.
Al B,nnelsvile, 5. c., on the ION in
slant. a father and son, named llItchlngs,
The father an EuglIshman, Wee arrested
on suspicion OF being incendiary charac-
tsrs. The poLuIace was about 10 hang
them to the nearest tree, but ii was de-
creed bpsl 10 try ,hem by a nry OF cili-
zens. In TIER trunks were found an IN
voice from the Hartford Firearms Com
pany, for $500 worth Of guns. revoIVers,
howi,- knives, carttidges, caps. &C." hich
had been shipped 10 Floral College, n.
c., 10y express. Another invoice from
the same house for 5000 worth of pistols
and holsters was found.
An ahoIlionist named Bagley. near
Union,own, Perry county. AID, was ap.
pretended on the lst OF October, on a
public road, and whipped by individuals
in disguise, for having uttered the follow
ing language in the presence of respec-
table citizen:
If The Union is dissolved and a civil
war ensues, will he damned if do not
go North, shoulder my musEeI and fight
against the South there is no one here
tia, care damn about any way, except
my " lie, and can very conveniently car
ry her with me. My folks are all North,
and will be damned to h-II if don't
fight against the South as long as there is
any necessity for it,"
Afterwards public meeting Of the citi'
zens of Uniontown was held. and the
chaslisement of BagIey cordially aP'
proved.
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$500 & yI-o-o0
UcSM > ASo

In This place on Saturday morning last,
l3,h inst, Of Typhoid fever, MIR. Isaac
n. UaherS, IN The 29!h year Of his age.
T His remains were lollow ed TO the tomb
on Sunday afternoon last. by lie Ham.
tIamck Guards, of which he was mem
Der. and a large concourse of relatives
and friends. Rev LutelI preached his fu.
neral sermon in the NJ. E. Church 10 a
crow ded audience {; il was feeling, I'M
pressive and able discourse. Mr.. W, was
an honest, upright aud worthy citizen.
Peace 10 his remains.
On the 7.h inst. al Falling Waters,
Berkeley county, lin. 4. N. StrOdes,
aged 35 years.
On Thursday last, in the 18th year of
her age, M,ry Virginia Shcfer, daugh
Ter Of VIM. Sha(er, of this county.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1860-10-20
=cIp n =, {, - e rg1
III .G.aG. 81 ! IL GY 600

On Thursday the 9th of September
in Denver city, Kansas, al tie residence
of the brides father, by Rev. MIR. Keller
Henry j. Rogers, Esq. formerly of Ne"
York, aud Miss Crim0ra Is. Keller
daughter Of HE officiating clergyman, for
mery Of Jefferson County, Va.
At the same lime and place, by the
same, Thomas G. Uiidman, Esq, Cor,
nerIv of New York, and Miss M0iie b.
hehIer, daughter Of the officiating clergy.
man, formerly of jefferson County, Va.
Usgerslown papers. BoonSboro' Ode
Fello~, and Cumberland papeIs. pea'e
copy.
IN Springfield, Ohio, 20lh ull., Mr..
Johu r. matters, formerly of Berkeley
county, Va, to Miss T. Gennie Green,
of Springfield.
On 9Th inst, Mr.. James H. Robinson
to Miss Catherine Kitchen. all Of BeTke.
lex.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1860-10-20

,rviic pt oolr ul The United Sstles. 10 hold
the Brit sh government responsible Tor
disturbing he domestic tranquility OF The
United States.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1860-10-20
>TRiHurE OF RESPECT.

At a meeting OF The Hamt7amck Guards,
held al their AImory, Oh Saturday the
18th inst, The following Preamble aud
Resolutions were read and adopted
WHEREAS, l. hath pleased Almighty
Grd 10 remove from ~. oar lale worthy
member, Mr.. Isaac ~ UaherS, be II
therefore
HeS0iced, That We the members Of his
Company learn with deep regret the death
Of our late hroi er in arms MIR. ISAAC
n. WALTERS, who died this morning
at hi residence IN this zee.
ResoIced, That this Company attend
the funeral on tI.mouow afternoon al )
o clock. in full Uniform, without arms.
ReSOiUed. That we deeply symPalhise
with the widow and only child, the aged
parents. aud the brothers and sisters Of
the decreased.
ResOiced, That each member Of the
Company wear the usual badge Of mourn
ing for thirty days.
ResOlred. That these Resolutions be
published in the Shepherdslown Register
and copy furnished 10 The family OF the
deceased.
l.. G. HESKITT, Sec'y
uomtra,nck Guarus
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1860-10-20

HoHo,oay's Pills and Ointment-Suc-
cess The aluibute of Merit. Erysipelas
and culaneous diseases. If popularity be
the test Of medicine, Holioway's Pills
and Ointment are assuredly the greatest
remedies OF this or any other age as they
are unconfnpd to nations or people, being
as familiar to the denlzens Of the back.
wood as to the citizens Of New Y ork,
London. Paris, Vienna, Berlin, 81. Pc.
rersburg, &c. Their universally is how
ever the least Of their merits. Their sale
and speedy cures OF Erysipelss, Salt,
Rheum, Kings Evil, ScrofuIs and all skin
diseases, are rheIr chief recommendation.
Persons afflicted with any Of the above
disorders should have immediate recourse
10 ihem.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1860-10-20
TO CONSERVATIVES.

THE Advertiser. having been restored to
i health in few weeks by very simple
remedy, after having suffered several years
with severe lung affection, and that dread d.
sease, Consumption-is anxious to make known
TO his fellow sufferers the means Of cure.
To all who desire il, he will send copy OF
the prescription used free of charge,) with the
directions for preparing and using the same.
which they will fiud SURE CURE for CONSUME
TON, ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS, &c. The only OBJ
ject of the advertiser in sending the PrescrP-
lion is 10 benefit the afflicted, aud he hopes eY-
cry sufferer will try his remedy, as 1t will cost
them nothing, and may prove blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription will please
address REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburgh, Kings County,
New York.
October 90, 1860 6m'
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1860-10-20
NOTICE !!

ALL persons knowing themselves in
a debted 10 The firm of Slaley, Miller &
Co., are hereby notified that without the,
come forward aud settle their scco"nH
before the Isl of November, their account
will be pot in an officers hands soeedy
collection. GEO. H. , ALE -
OcInber Is. 1860. 81
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1860-10-20
l.. C.. HESKITT, Sec'y
Hamtramck Guards
Resolutions of Thanks,

At meeting Of the Hamuamrk Guards
held at their Armory, OH Saturday, 81
INST, HE following Preamble and Re,olu'
lions we're offered
WHERGA,. rhrs Company has beer
mstcrialv aided Il rough tie efforts Of the
Ladies Of lhs place and neighborhood il
the am0unl arising from the Fair, recent
" held. he 1t therefore
Res0ired That we the members Of the
abNve nance Company return our mos
sincere thanks to the Ladies Of this place
and neIaI bnThood for the aid afforded Us
in the purchase OF material for a new Uni.
inrm.
HesoIueI. That the thanks Of the Com.
psny are particularly due to Miss Eliza
Stevens. Mrs. jacob Fen,ll, and Mrs.
Catherine Bowers, Tor their efficient man
apement Of HE Fair
ReSOIUei, That We return thanks par.
uculailv to those Ladies who aided The
above named managers IN their Iabours
during the Far, snd we hereby nrkEowl-
e Ice receipt Of Two Hundred Dollars,
Tie nett proceeds Of said Fair.
ResolUed, ThaI our thanks are due Ia
Crlswel's C"rnel Band for us so"l-Sur.
ring music afforded during the Fair.
ReSoiUtd, That lhc thanks of this Com
pany be returned 10 oar worthy cllzeo Mr..
IN Mnuldrr for the use Of lis hue Ii all
fer the occasion.
DosoJ,oJ 'Th,, u cnDr If these Rpso.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1860-10-20
The Arkansas Militia Preparing fol-
War.


Gov. Conway, OF Arkansas, has made
a new discovery, and issued proclams,
ion TO the militia of tie Stale, directing
them "io prepare for trouble and danger. )
In this remarkable document Gov. Con
way announces the important discovery
that the peril Of he S0ulh comes, moi from
The North, but from the Vaccinations OF
Great Britain. Hear him:
Ill s nv opinion that The selIled anG
secret policy OF the British government is
to disturb The domestic tranquility Of The
United States. That lis object is 10 break
up and destroy our government, get rid oil
powerful rival, extend the area Of the
British 0omini"ns on this continent, and
become The chief and controlling pow.
er in America. 1t is my opinion lha, the
abolition statesman was fully aware tina
the British government Intended, unceas
mgly. TO puIsne his policy Ct disturbing
the domestic tranquility Of the United
States, when he announced that there was
an irrepresslbIe conflict between The free
States aud the slave States II is n.u o.
pinion that millions of dollars Of BRITISH
gold haze been md piH be used in "a.
rious trays, in the northern aud southern
States, 10 sir tp and intensity this IRE.
pressibie conflict between The free
States and the slave STATES" Gov. e.,
goes on al considerable length 10 express
his alarm. and declares il 10 be the duty
| Of our federal government, and Of the pa.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-01-18
90 MN ERCIAL.

DAaLY GATE CIrY OrrIcn, q
Keokak, Jan. 18th.
HoUR--espsrnnsy17 50 N-6psinx wheat, e.
ira, $27b Fan whsat, oEtn, o. ~ TO ~ Is.
BRAN And SHORTS, 1850 SO per i 90.
CORN--3o to33. Ffss r
Misunderstanding, sSa4e, Fall, 8ea7Sc.
wHEAT.-In good dsmand. Fall 3lsI -;
Spaak eSa$i- 8stA - ssasa a&@# as
oATs--s3 10 "a, dull. f i, $685..
RfE--rSts6oc; In COED demand. 81 xe
P0TAToEs--ss to 81 by the iosd retail soc.
ahocEKIks--New Orleans Sugar, fair ossS.
prime s4aioa, cisrissd 1sa1ea, crushed and ioafi3
tsls. holasses--PiantatioH so 10 65c, 8. II Is
70 90, Golden Syrup, s. to goo. conse--Rio Is
TO lsa, Java isto 19c. Laguyra, TO Ia. Rice, GA
FeIc. So
soAp--Paln Sac, Family 5Ac.
oANDLEs--star lste "a, Stssrins Is, Mould
LII, summer pressed, u
LARD--aA to 10 retail I14c.
BUTTER--Choice ID to rs; retaii1e.
HIDEs-Dry Ioi 10 II; green, 5; green sheep
peits 40 TO 75c; green hog skins -.
HAY-Prairie$ 80 to sol; Timothy and nnga-
irian, Stats; Balsd do. ~ to $40; Retail, SIa.
SEEDs.--Hungarian Grass, - to 40 csnts
Timothy, 81 90 to 70; Flax Seed, 7ssse |,
Onions, ss 10 20; Eggs, ii.
Feathers, soc to s5c White Beans, 7oe sopo.
fRuiT--Green apples, choice, - 50 Per Dbl.
Dried apples, 30 10 % per bush. Dried peaches,
- oeto32s; Raisins. IS 30 to 4 90.
cHEEsE--w. X. II 10 III; Denmark . 10 TO-
PRovI6IoNs-Hams 10 to Ii Shoulders N 10 s;
clear sides 10 to III.
BkEF- 2a7sc gross; 10 to Sc per quarter.
sHEEP-t2 ~ to - ~ ahead.
Hods.--Drsssed, ~ % 10 IS %. st
sALT-G-A.,t2 90 per sssk; KAnawha, = -
AGO per Dbl; Liverpool, $12s per sack. Lake
81 sea- 30 p bbl.
FisH-Msckerel, No. $40 to 81 y Dbl No.
si5to SIC; Eo.st1to$I3. White, No. j IS 50
TO s5 10 v half Dbl. Cod Fish 5to p n.
ExcuAsaE.--on New York for currency per
cent; for gold per cant. St. Louis Per cent.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-01-18

Iowa SrAfH ALMANAC And STArisrIcAL RIO.
IsrrR.--Such 10 the title Of IN interesting
pamphlet Of u pages, giving much valuable
information, that with reference to Iowa be-
Ing no whore else stsainabls In single VOL
ume, nor without much labor. Published by
Luss, Lane h Co.,. Davenport.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-01-18

THE New Haven (Ct.) West Associa-
ton OF Congregational Ministers recently H.
censed ~ preachers four Yale College stu
dents, named Flake p. Brewer, James MI.
Wilton, Nildsr1Smith and s. J.. Douglass.
remembrance against this action has been
published by Rev. W. B. Lee and Rev. j. 8.
Judd, Of the same Association, ON account
OF gross heresies avowed by the licentiates,
among which are:
That the Bible contains revelation but
its entire inspiration is NOT certain; that adult
men a. well a. infants msy be saved without
faith 10 Christ; that man 10 not actually .
sinner until be sins that gracious ability
10 given 70 all under the sound Of the gospel:
that neither Adams sin nor Christ's right
eousness are imputed TO men; and that they
declared their disbelief OF tho Westminster
Assembly, cateohism
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-01-18
SPECIAL NOTICES.

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liable compound, We are glad to know, has become
the most popular remedy in the United States
Nearly every family keeps it on hand Thsy End
h saves physicians bills. small quantity given
in season will ward of Pevers, or any prevalent
disease. See advertisements smother column.
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