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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-08-15
N~REENSBURG SCHOOL.

NREENSBURG SCHOOL.
" The Fall Term OF this school Will cogE''nee
an Nopdas Ia. 2Jth Of August. A. b l-GD. ami cOntn-
ne l. weeks. Iustrsction Willie given in All hrar'h-
e. usualA taught la high schools ani acadeHir%--
Particular altsutiou UiIi he giyca C those tesiToust TO
qualify themselves for teaching and q Teachers class
forms! far their acc1m9is:ian, 70 be e9Hfi'"ea dH-
riag tAs term. students are requested 10 Le IN a.
tendance II possible tks 6rst I5ssk ofthe tsrr7. rs the
classes will then be formed, So As best TO aecomho-
date the Students
ferns oftuition, Common Branches, S3COi Higher
s. 81; LA guaNeS SiUh-
Goari can be obtained - reasonable rates Ia"Fc
are also rooms Tor those DESTROYS Of boarding th'ui-
sI.es. FOR furihar particulars eHiuirea ~ GrrensHnfE
o. Of ne principal. The services %: a comIelen-
te-cher Of music win be obtained, and every aveile
bic facility will ha solicited 10 render the term Doih
pleasant and profitable to the Student.
Id. KEE. An.
rJuiv Ip- 19Go- SKI Principal.
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Eiles Correspondence.

Miles. August 18th, 1860.
Sunday School Pie-nie-A very pleasant
picnic was participated in by the teachers.
reholars and patrons Of the Cumberland Presb.
= Sunday School, at their church ~n Saturday.
ahsg a brief LzsASAs ddress by Rev. J. C.
3kHfSAeat@ fruit, confectionery, and many
good things, provided by the ladies, were
49, ample justice to. by all in attendance.
shibition.-TLe Scholars of the Methodist
~ bday School gave an exhibition at the u. E:
hrch, a few evenings ago, for the benefit Of
Er library. The audience was very large,
- 3 the exercises were, to say the least, credi-
kbIe. Much interest was added to the occa-
H7Eons BY the Niles Musical Association, which
performed several fue pieces Of music. The
pleasant manner in which the whole affair
passed of, reflects great credit upon Mr.. F.
- % BoIes, the Superintendent
&@Iowland SpriDss-Avery Large company,
III PRIME pslly from Niles aud vicinity, convened
at the Springs, Fridays the 10Th inst. Ball
rolling and dancing were the order of the day,
~ or rather of both day and night. The compa-
ny dispersed at On early hour, impressed with
the fact that the Springs Is the place to forget
business, and family cares. for the time being.
and recreate for a few hours. The growing
popularity OF nc Springs Is EVIDENCE thai &c
excellent manner in which Mr.. Hank caters to
/. the wants of his guests is duly appreciated.
chronological and EeutriloquiaL-By FAM
jng posters, our citizens were given to under
starid that Messrs. Biddie and Bangs, profes-
sors IF the above named Science. would give
one grand performances, at the Town Hall, tic
evening of July 3lsL At an early hour tbs
audience might have been seem vending
their way to tie Hall, to witness the wonder
ful display" promised by Messrs. B B Ms.
bangs Appeared on the Stage, first, aud stated
A tthe audience that r riaoIogy was Eie Science
Of Art; after having given his hearers sufi cient
time to recover from the state this astounding
~ anuOuneerneat had thrown them in, he an
A nonneed that he would, IN a short address OF
three hours, gaHcs at the most prominent piats
in PhriRolsgy. During his defense Of this
much abused Science, he was interrupted by
~yociferous cries for Biddles. Nj. Bangs ex-
p~ostulated, but all in vain; Ae audience had
had enough, of Phrinology and waited TO see
role Bidlle's' wonderfulsdisPlay o. meehan-
kn and Yentriloquism-Mr. Bangs collapsed
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-08-15

ESTATE OFPERLEEBRUSH decd
IL Notice is hereby given that the undersigned
has been appointed an qualified - aimiuistTaior on
the estate Of Per ee'Ergsr, l1'e Of HuH1srl. Tuna
bull county. o. deceas d. Persons know NJ tien
selves indebted to said estgts are desired On iua.c
immediate rayu-4i, ali those having claims Wiz
present them duly authenticated, . Cox hauiI <
Spear, Atty's, Warren. O.
FLATT HGTSU.
Wsrr.r Aal -E=0C.
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Warren Union School.

Tine Fall Term of this Institution will com
5nenee on Monday, the 9th inst as hereto
sore,itwill be under the charge Of Superiutend-
during the past Is a very sure omen of what il
will be in the future, and We ventere to say
that If any scholar fails tOreap advantage from
8 course of instruction there, the fault will be
in himself. Additions are being made almost
constantly to the library, maps, charts and
7npraraSus, and there are few institutions Of
even somewhat greater pretensiOns, which are
better supplied in these respects than is this,
ALREADY.
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-GNzsEAOL TTaGs3naL
-s5stsl-uoL 40 7sa PUG uoos uT0
'GHu mo nj as
Esp ssnuo,q zlos 90 ms Pur 1spm V9gs Jolv
~ .sl!sgO -stlu2Iss - FpulE ia a H5r 51l-nl
-s-fu.ual p-aJlsuus5 ASA sgla3rla -osfsa.uq 81
~ ~ -sioo3s-ougld 's1oN grgA-ss9IL4s!A
'saiqrI pJs0 'ssIgrL-doLS.9tsE s'sE9oU ,snrI)
-fsuT .s-luqO .ssl7Lg ss7L .sl32s 81 Vans 'sinlyu
I'M slqu15TsS y j. Ia5u4tcsss p749aI7s ll72
puu 95IsI Z 5uA!e99I Aou SlE HIN
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uTEsTERN RESERVE SEMINARY

The FaIl Term % this IR>ttGJ.un viii con-
meucc August I4,h and coHJiHIe tErivc weeks. The
Be- ard Of Trustees take pleasure in saying 70 the PUB
lie. that Rev JaIEes Greer, A NJ, viii continue as
nrin-i1sl. sssist-d hy Mr. b A Later. 4. = recent
tutor ia Allegheny College Miss Poe con iuHes as
precrptress. and other conp-teBl trachrrs.
The school is furnishes with a Superior Apparatus.
No pains " II lie spared hv the Board Of Instruction,
to render this Institution worthy Of patronage.
Boarding can ne ohtaiEed at from Sl.JU T. S2W
pr week. also good accommodation p. self boarding.
at reaSt Fable rates. Al klBBEE
Fnrmiurtop. D.. Aug. l.. loo, By. President.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-08-15

Tie Coastgnilg perra
vino have long = the
ton which ali express e.
iuLaced Et to pace
all
Tie ProfcssioH vel
thartics ac % aiusrsni
The FAMI1h ca
with due rer uce T.
been compouuf from
y g,1als ENt~
Tart If the z,imrutd0
SAFE IN all Ca cs -iieIv-
such as q 2
&C Il, SLEtPIv MSS
sND JpINS. COS =
SORENESS OVER HE
Sudden cold. > hich ire I
ia a long cuJIse 81 r.
TITE, 4 CREEPING.
OV &B THE BODY
"a = q r. %
HEAD. all ISFt
WuI,AiS ia CuELpG2
TTSN, d great FuEIFi
many ds-aes 90 WIICl
u-S 20 a. --iHn ia ia;
FHH.-E 2
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Yrmt gntruigcnte.
New Advertisements.

ACh AGtCA
c. J.. Van Gorder-Patent Gate.
II. Stickncy-Sewing Machines.
C. N. Reeves-Camp Meeting.
r.. b. Barnes-Legal Notice.
L. Sutlif-Legal Notice.
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AL-b
SANENsp1p D,S

AaE-h AAafAt N"AkA
uorc thaa t-sEtV Years.
ing demand rom those
- FILLS. and the satisiHc-
re-arJ t. their use has
I" thsm within the reach Of
know that different ca
pcrtiop> Of the bowels
- rflAEflC PILL his.
tuls we'll established tact
a variety OF the purest
X whigh dct ALIKE on every
q canal aud are GOOD ami
"a Cric is needed.
= MESTS OF the q AZ
q PAINS N TIE BACK
n + :. PAIN AN
Whole BODY, IT ou
x qucntly.if neglected sui
yer, LOSS OF Ape
SENSATION Or COLD
RE :.
Ks IL TIL Z
DIS Z :.
K a. RBULTS-
y FE r. the BLOOD ana
X Ggsh Is heir, too zumer-
aigeTtiseDc-t
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-08-15

HALL AND SEE R. TFeIAS' new
~ Stock Of Hats. Dress Trimmings, DriTr--Gloves
and divers sud euadrs other articles, iUss opea-f~
-. Market ST.
[July 25lh, 1850
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CLOTH CAPS,

Something new and CT the latest conc out
Call IL you please a. No II. Market street Warren.
Ohio. where you can get anything that was ever Kept
10 a Notion iiOls--
@ III FfvH r-ra .
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Wesfefq Rcssrbe 6hfoqicIe
HAPG0OD & ADAMS, ProprietOrs.

,TERMS-One Ooiiarand Fifty Cents. in
edvance; Two Dollars, If payment is not
tnade in advance.
No hans- as cnn.irn.a nntiI an,-r.a-.sss are nsid
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CIevsIaDd & Maboping Railroad


TINE TABLE-S0. Is.
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JuSticeS' and CoRStableS' Blanks.
'TARRANTEB, MORTGAGE & our CLAIM DEEDS
suMsoSs- ExEeuTIOYs, srBPENAs, sac.
Constantly on hand and FOR sale.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-04-06

Annexed Is list Of agents 10 receive subscriptions,
advert aud communications, and acknowledge
payment for the same.
For Brantrce, j. HUTCHINSON, Jr.,
bruokheld, Il. NJ. UPHAM,
Berlin, ID. Is. BOSWORlH,
Cabot 4. ID. PUTNAM,
DuNbury, j. i. HENRY, Waterbury,
Elnorc, J.. NJ. CIRCUIT,
Hydcpafk, EDWARD b. SAWYER,
johnson, G.. W. SCOTT,
Lincoln, SIMEON Il. RALPH,
lowell ABEL CURTIS
Marshfeld. I. A. BEMlS,
Morrisvilc, J. G.. MOVES,
Middicscx, JESSE JOHNSON, Jr.,
N0rth6cld, y. SMITH
Orange NJ. G.. CROSS,
Pliuaeld. A. a. BANCROFT,
Randolph J. x. PARISH
Rochester. A. CUSHMAN,
South HardWick, ADOLpHUS UOLTON,
Stowe EMERY TOWN,
Tunhridge AARON y. KING.
Waterbury, j. r. HENRY,
Waitsfcld and Fayston. ORANGE SMITH,
Warren, FRANKLIN A. WRIGHT,
Wlmstown. DARIUS PRIDE,
Wolcou n. JONES,
Worcester, JONAS ABBOTT
NJ Persons in other towns disposed 20 act agents
will be- added 60 the list ON application.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-04-06

TERMs.-gl 50 cash in advance 81 90 If payment
l. moi m 1do in advance interest always chargablc from
the end ofhc year In packets address, 10 copies
f,r az 90, and 20 copies so 90, mOariabiy N
adraucc.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-04-06
rtrmuntIuatrbman s. State Journal.

rusLlsnso rva,r rnDAg nonsrso. ny n.r. WALTON.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-04-06

SID VERY IN THE TERRITORIES
DElIyEp w rHs SENATE OF rHE UNITED srAYEs
MAHcH 5, 1860.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-05-31
speech Of Mr.. Ea.~l...

0RG0Go - NKs 1A0nA10.
AT the ratification meeting 10 Washingtos
City, Ar. Hamlin Game forward, amid great
cheering, and spoke ~ follows:
Fellow CisiSens:- ympathixinr With YOU
10 princip pies which have united us, am hap.
Eyto greet You on this occasion. am pleas.
Sd TO ninGle ny thoughss With yours in that
tribute which you pay TO = common cnuse -
Yon have come, my friends, for the purpose
oil conefAt dating each other upon The result
OF he action Of our friends who have met
In counss. At Chicago, the comnunicsf OF
whose dosisioa has come to VI over the tele.
graphic wires. I'm. -sscited, unexpected al
unjesired, tho nomfnation ms hesH scnfsrre
upon me. Unsolicited - it Was, accept II
with the responsibilities which stfscs TO it
laprlause) Yin the earnest and ardent b npe
that the cause, which 10 superior to men,
shall receive no detriment 1T my bands
(Cheers, and voice, Some more applAuss.,)
iou arc .hexs ~ pay = tribute to sbsssw~n
who is to bssr yoar standard on to what No
hope snd bciisSe triumphant victory. ZAP
pianse.) You are here TO pay q tribute TO
that young Riant at the West, who comes
IRON that region whore the star OF empire
has already culmiDated. You come 10 pay
tribute 70 that man who il not only the
Representative man Of your principles, bus
the representative mSn of The .people--
lchesss@ -tAet man Who u iy3enti6JN ia ali
soar ihserests by his esriy associations ia iifS
who sympnthixes Justly and truly with the
iabor Of oil this broad land, himself Injured
TO stdll.' (Appisuse.) CapAoious, eompre-
henAisA, . sstatsamaa iooesSupfibla. ) man
ovsrf~ who's tAs shade ef ssspicion HI nsysr
cast q rcprcsch. [Cpnsihaed applsusc. -
Btu whst j. tho nissiea, ~ lriends, shas 10
somnisted 10 our handVp Il q "a bring YOUR
KossnNse - 10 p0lsita, 70 brig 6adk
the principles and practices OF IT'D fathers
and founders, and administer 1t "a the lieh,
Vt shair viadom. Its to purge thu koseso-
ment OF it scozruptions,a compared with
which those NJ amy ether administration pale
s..rssS .assS.sssssos. iUssRs, ma vosss---
Three shssss Tor itAs stisk and rule.''1 |,
10 10 maintain tho integrity OF the UnfAn
with the just rights Of Ill sAs States; and
,vhiis the juss rights Of oil the States or.
maintained, i j. also 70 naissnin that Etase,
shall mot Interfere IN Territories outside n
sheir own jurisdiction. (Applanaa.) And 4
10 20 give new Aids 20 commerce across HI
trackless ocean-it 10 to foster aud give rev
life to the industry OF this broad lnn6. 81
hat IL It but the industry oil our country
that upholds your government? What e L
but the labor Of your country that spreadl
out your canvass on the distant soap, Wha
- u bat labor that dawes 10 your mines, ant
tolls in your workshops, and upholds til,
government under which you liver (Cheers.
Who 10 fhere that should receive the foster
Ing care and kind regards Of the government
II il DO not tho man that toils and adds b,
me Industry to the wealth OF the Republic
This 10 the mission that tho Republican part
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-05-31

The Unionist candidate for President, John
Bell, ID very sssndsnt that Gsd apprcv y
slavery because 1t hes fourished in oil age.
The advcsAses Of the twin Institution Of Po-
lygamy are equally confident, and on just the
Sane grenad, sbat,ssirs - also divine 10
ssitusion. The Mountainssr, IN organ al
shas faith in Utsh, In N isdigpa1s aosiss Of
recent debate in Congress, says Polygamy
h "an iassitstiou that has received the in
dorssnen. Of the holisss pasrisrshs. and she
sanction and patronage Of the Eternal God
himsslf.' mrnQ
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-05-31
80 NJ III l. itCIAl~

DAILY Carr Gavv 0ryick,
.6t - kenkuk, May 18th. | 4,
+ FLouk--Seperfnc, 81 rs; sptipg wheat, sx-
ira, % % Fall wheat, extra, ~ SO soe TO.
BRAN AND SHORTS, 1870 80 per 90.
CORN 80 70 4D--good demand.
BARLEY -spriag, ssas3, Fall, 7assee.
WAEAI.-- In good drz.and- PAIL 81 seal IS;
Spring coal o5. 10 at @
"a oA1S--4o 70 45
EYE--sor7oc, in good demand.
PoTAroEs-4s:o 5oby the load retail 60.
h. 0RoCERIEs---Ses Orleans Sugar, fair e74ass,
prime oasA, clarified 1oaiet, crushed and loaf Ii
- i1A. AolAsses-Plantatioa - - Boo, 8. II. so
70 10, Golden Syrup, 80 to s5e. cc1es--kie lss
- l4s Java Is to fse. Laguyrs, 20 Isl Rice, SAG
@.
soAP-Paln sic, Family sIe.
CANDLEs--Star 10 to ~, stearins I3, Mould
la, summer pressed.l5
n Z LARD-Ie 10 let retail I1ic.
EUTT Ek--Chsiee 10 60 III retail 10.
EIDEs-Dry i39 TO IA; green. ~ to 81 green
sheep psih 20 TO Tsci green hog skins -.
| sHAY--Prairie Ssito SD; TinotAy and Hznga.
rian. 4sass3; DAisd do. ss} 70 SIC; Retail, t17.
m SEEDS.-HauEarian 0rass. 1sa3o Timothy, 81
soto 20 PAX Seed. soaSe.
SUEDkIEs--onions, 4eto so Eggs, "a toTf
ysAfhera, acc TO sse; Waite Beans, sec sose.
Fruit Dried apples, GO 70 HIS per bush
Drisd peaches, % 30 to 400; Raisins, 81 10 &C
SO.
cHEESE-~w. n. II to Ill Deanark . to 10.
PROVISIONS Hams s3 to 10 shouherx IT 10 Q
esssf sides y 10 s!.
BEEf-.AAss gross; Be to 90 per quarter.
sHEEP--e3 ~ t. ~ ~ y head.
HOGS.--Drsssed, - % u t6ee.
SALT--6. A., 81 80 ~ J. IS per saca; Kanaw
h, ! 3oa33a Per bbi. 4, Livsrposi, 81 Is per saek
Lake "a ~ " bei.
rfSH-Maeksrsl, Ne. SO to til p bbl Ne
| $40 to Gil; No. 3 tl2 sotis. White Nc. 1 IS 81
| - IS - y half Dbl. Cod Fish 6to 6R n.
RAas-12ta Sc.
OLD IRox--A to 10 per d. BRASS and Copper
ia per n.
ExcwArex.--on New York for currency III PEI
sent; for gold per cent. St Louis 4 per cent.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-05-31

u correspondent Of tbs Essaing Posi,
who has visited Sprin6sld, thus describes the
lady Of the falnfs Prssidsnt:
had the pleasure also OF brief inter
view With Mrs. lincoln, and in tho circum-
ssaness OF these persons, trust am not
trsspassing % the ssnssities Of private life
10 ssJin& = word IN regard 70 that lady
Whatsssr oi~a1ksAgdness may be ascsibcd
TO her bsSbasd, there 10 none Of il in her,
On the contrary sheis quite pattern OF LADY
like courtssy and polish. She conserses wish
freedom and grace, And ID thoroughly au tail
IN all the little amsaities Ct ses;ety. Mrs
Lincoln belones, By the noshsr's side, to tbs
Preston family Of kcntnoky, has reserved .
liberal and refined edscssion, sud shouId shs
ever reach il, viii sdorn the White House.
She IL, am told, strict and eonsisssns mem
Der of the Presbyterian Church.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-05-31
SPECIAL NOTICES.

ApvfcE.-As the bot season liz approaching every
person should prepare their system for the change
and there Is NO remedy 10 appHcabie as MeLesn'.
strengthening Cordial and Blood Psriasr. II will
parity the hiood thoroughly, and at the same time
strsngt hens and insigeratss the wheic orgsnisa.
ton. The immense quantity II IL that liz solo
daily 10 proof enough of its great virtues il
thoroughly removing All impare matter from tn,
blood VS. say TO &il try IL. II Is delicious 10 take
sss advertisement, in another column
my l4ddw
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-05-31

GA~lt has boon rurrently reported that in mos
of the Western cities the "tewn bell' tolls every
day Al noon for the inhabitants 10 galp down qui-
nine as preventive Of disease caused by maiaris
OF the climate. OF course, taking quinine IL q
contagious habit, and every settler is supplied
with tho poisonous drug, and instructed toiake ii
in large quantities, If he would escape the Fever
and Aga. Evsry hon@s has its medicine chest
Allied with this dangerous stua, and As regular a,
the hour comes around. 81 regular do they gulp i,
down, as though il the richest dsiicacy VI .ht
-eason. DR.. j. Hoststte-, : Good samaritan oil
Pit,.. .urgh, knowing the dreadful effects Of qai-
zine uro. the human system, shen taken with SC
much indiscra.. Ion, has prepared composDd which
has In all casss In ~bjshit has been tried proved
10 speedy care for Fsysr and AAgas, and all otssl
diseases caused by tho digestive esgaas. D
For sale BY Druggists aad dealers generally
everywhsrs.
l. Sold BY r. Gipsoss, A. ]. WILKIxsos, DARrLEr1
KAYE 4 Co.,, and J. BnApxs.
n May rs, ,6v-dAw te 81 -a f 1s
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-05-31

Packet.
TWO TRIPS ON SUNDAY.
fIsHE Steamer kA0LE, =. n. bran
L DOM Master, will make too trips on U 80
Sunday 70 and from Keokuk, Warsaw
and ALEXANDRIA, leaving Keokuk at 3 O'Clock a. N
aud p. III. and viii leave Aiexandria at 7s25 and
warsaw At 1850 .. m; and in the afternoon will
leave Alexandria ut 4 and w arsAw at Ais.
mySd3w
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-05-31
fEThe Dai.v rome. 81 Gin

II - The Daily Times, of Cincinnati, an
American journal, has fair and Just artiols
on tho Chlcsge nominations. II says thAs
"Mr- Lincoln, while perhaps less brilliant,
less OF a natural genius, less OF an inselec-
tuai giant than Mr.. Dosslss, has asthessns
time more OF those sober and excellent quaa-
titles that consulate the rsal man, and more
OF that sterling characteristic that forms the
patriotic statsemSn.u 4ElA4A.k IA ls-A
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-05-31
Great Demand Tar stoau's Mcdt-
CInGs,

. q rent De ma % Tar NfOdM'k mc0fs
CInGs, y
aa PAsR, AL, April 8, 1861.
W Da. SLoAs--Sirs We are nearly out vi your
Ointment and Condition Powder. We would scarce
~ know how to get aiong without them. There
never wssso great demand for any other medioipe
In this country there IN for yeaEs. We want as
som Possbls, 1t lsAss 100 pseksgcs Of ths Con-
dition Powder, nod y many boxes u intmsnt.
\, i.s.sq#s.s N Yours respectfully, 81. ii ss
sTEILE YORK.
See Sloans advertisement In anesher column Of
this paper. lmxy28 dot VII
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-05-31

0Tfhs weather bsesne quite cocl yes
terday, rendering fires not ae Gil unco nafsst-
able TO the sedentary. There was some
prospect Of fall Of rain, which 10 much
needed in this region, the earth being fairly
baked and cracked by the d-oush. +
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-05-31
NE W BOOK n
n tho author III sTAs Prince Of the House o
- David, entitled
TIE THRONE OF DAVID;

The n ebcition 81 Prince AbsAI ON.
Being an illumination Of the splendor, rbwer and
dom Of the Reign OF the SHEPHERD, Poet, War
rcr King and Prophet, sncsstor aAd type 10 lSsus;
In series OF letters nd iressed by an Assyrian
kmbasssdor, resident ~ the Court Of Jeru saI can
30 has Lor d and King on the ihross al Nineysh /:
wherein the glory * Assyria, al well as the mag
nifecnoe Of Juea is presented 10 the reader by An
sye witness. By the Kew y. l.. Ines atsm. LL. b.
Aertor Of cn,isf Church, Holly rpsipsv, Mass
h Ikas book Is a link hetweep "1hs,PIince 81 the
noaAs Of David and The +piltar of Fine Tor
iis accidents occupy the period intervening Be-
tween these works. has will b. complete d vary
rtnarkAbis series, this ne aud central voIuae oil
which II even superior in interest to the ot her two,
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just received ct 49, s. .s.ss.esyn.,s t}tt@
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LEGO. Spring and Summer 1860.
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good work and the best material 10 give them call
Nov. 5, '5s-dfy HUTCHINSON DkWEY.
S&rss MT en- Grape CMtsure.
4 DATED TO the Vineyard, the Grwprry, ard
4 the fraitng Of vines in p.ta, ON treliises al
borE, &c. This day received by RfAs tfA&
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~, under ths guidance OF Heaven. arc 10
psrfsrm md to dischafkc. (Chsers.l Thsy
are 70 do that, and then tbsy viii sFassnit 70
those Who shall come after them our govern.
msnt unimpAired, and il will remain, and re-
main forever, the land where the oppressed
Ok every dime and land, and Of every creed,
msy come and receive the protection OF our
laws and our liberty regulated BY law. ("Hip,
hip, hurrah," and cheers.
GTIs 10 stated that MIR. Lincoln's ances.
tors had hand in taking OF the bead of
Charles l, and fed 20 bingham, Mass, whence
they cmigrated to Pannsy vania. and that enc
Of the family received the sword Oh Corn
wallis Ut ths defeat Mt Yorktown. II these
thiugs be 50, they are curious "reminiscences.
POHT OF KEOKUk.
Arrivals. May 20.
Key City from St Paul.
Die Vernon fran Ct. Louis.
Grey Eagle !"
Clara Hins from Montrose.
aN Eagle from Warraw.
May 30.
Hannibal City from ST. Louis.
Clara Hine from Montrese.
4 ne Eagle from Narsaw.
River falling with thirty three INCHES water ca
the Rapids.
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