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Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-07-20
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'o2 1f9dbeo For the Journal.] iaI9Es3
Il Nh. EDl1oR What has become of the
luscatine County Agricultural societyi-
Where 10 the Premium list for this year I
Where is tho Fair to be helda Is nsa.si.
It was expected that the management, this
year, would be unusually vigorous. Special
pains were taken to have it all in the b ands
ofths farmars and mechanics merchants,
no lawyers, no bankers, no nothing but
farmers and mechanics. The Society was
to Be divorced" from horssnsn, and new
far grounds were to be procured, which
should be free from horse-infusnee, as it
wss prettily called-and every mistake of
the past was TO be set right ttis gear
These changes are all within the power
Of the Society, no doubt and may be very
proper but We would like to know how
the Society 10 rrospering BY themei
The Premium Lists Of other County So
cieties have been issued. Why ia Musca.
the county behind-Land The arrange
ments for former Fairs have been made
public whenever known TO the mans gers
themselves. Won't the ''srrsngements'' for
this year bear telling yeti Or can it be
that the arrangements" are not yet made
The horses gave raey turn to the ..exhi.
bition, last year. What are we to have in
their places this year qg s'' . Y
We ere interested in this matter, and hope,
for the credit Of our county, that We shall
not fail to have better Fair this year than
ever before. !, But should it fail, we have
only this consolation, viz !: that it is the
farmers own fault-it is all in their hands.
The officers for this year are
Vincent Chambers, President; Jos. Crane,
Vice President John Zeigler, Secretary
Jos. P. freeman, Treasurer. -
Gentlemen, don't let it diel TowNsxAN.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-07-20
Democratic Conyemtion, .

81 a't-a'sa I. ALBANY, July -.
The Democratic State Central Committee
have this day called q State Convention to
be held At Syracuse, on the 18th Of August
next, to nominate an electoral ticket and
candidates for State officers. a
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-07-20

Execution Of Hicks, She. Pirate.
Nsw YosK, July 13.
sHioks, the pirate and murderer, was
executed on Bedloe's Island, at l1:85 to-day.
A large number OF persons witnessed the
dying struggles Of the hardened wretch.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-07-20

A POPULAR CAND1pArR. - In 1043 Nj.
Hereehel v. johnson, the Douglas non.
Intervention Slave Code candidate for Vice
President, was candidate for Congress in
ono Of the Districts Of Georgia, against A
n. Stephens, and was badly beaten BY him
In 1858 he was the Democratic candidate
for Governor in. the same State, and Wal
slected BY only $40 msjority, though the
Democrats had over $4,000 majority the
year before 1855 $50 ga.fio eiw 90
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The sqr,at,ers..., l.,

sFs99z RIoHMoND, July 10.
~ 1t is currently reported that the friends Of
Douglas will call q State Convention at
Staunton, to nominate an electoral ticket. ~
.s2ge2 10 NzwroRr (Ky)., July IA.
;os A large Democratic meeting WAS held
here last night. Speeches were made by
Gen. Flourney, oi1Arkansas, and Major
Root. Resolutions endorsing Douglas and
johnson were adopted. .b4rrt.! "a
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-07-20

~ Some men are like snails-.
they stretch out immensely whom you
see them at . distance, but If you come
up to them, they become contracted
into very small space. ai aiap
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-07-20

EThe London Times Of the 2ad 81
june makes . prophecy Of famine. The
season has bean NOT only in england, but
throughout Weatssp Esrope, unpsopitieus.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-07-20

IS TUE ATLAsrio T.rroxApH.-The steamer
Golden Fleece, which arrived at st. Johns,
n. r. on the 4th inst, brought as passen-
ger, Mr.. Vsrley, the electrician Of the
Atlantic Telegraph Company. His purpose
is to raise the end Of the Atlantic Gable, and
remove iss landing place, - also to remedy
any detects found in the Gable itself.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-07-20
Boiler Explosion.

NoRroLK, July IL. d.
A terrific boiler explosion, at Graves saw
and planning mill, occurred today. The
was thrown 70 feet. Mr.. Graves and 8
workmen were injured. but no one was
killed. Loss, 81. 900.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-07-20
Trotting Match.

- - of 3 New YoRK, July 13.
In the trotting match, yesterday, for $500,
between Ethan Allen and Princess, Ethan
Allen won -time 2:293
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-07-20

TGen. Pillow, of Tennessee, vho issued
a flaming manifesto, some weeks ago, in favor
of Mr.. Douglas, announces through the
Nashville Union and American, that he will
support "those statesmen whom he knew SC
intimately in Mexico, and whose course he
has since known 50 well in their highipositions
in the councils Of the nation, John q. Breck.
inridge and Joe Lane"
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-07-20

$500 PRIzR OErERsD TO CHsNIsTs. = The
Western Dental Society, in session at Spring
field, Illinois, has voted to offer the sum Of
$500 to any Chemist who would discover OF
make plastic compound that can be substi-
tuted for gold in filing teeth. ~ e.ag
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-07-20

UThe following is . paragraph from
| . recent letter Of the New York Hts~t1:
Garibeldi 10 the fanatieism Of al Esrors
His name b on every ones lips from mora
ing till night, and is always mentioned viii
respect and commentator.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-07-20

FIHAILY DIsPosHD o1.-Mrs Partington
has sent Isaac, the inquisitive, off to get an
steridemic education"
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-07-20

TRENroS, N: j., July Is.
Titus & Ssudder's store was robbed, last
night, Of g, 500 worth Of silks. The store
Was entered BY false keys. There 10 no clue
to the thieves. 9a aFa 9 siS5
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-07-20

ILLINOIS. The State Democrat, of Spring.
field, has hoisted the names Of Breckinridge
and Lane.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-07-20

Still THEY Coxs.-J. D. Fletcher, q respect.
able and influential Democrat of Oskaloosa,
who has hitherto followed the Douglas stand
ard, states in the Herald, that he shall vote
for Lincoln and Hamlin; seeing no further
chance of doing any thing for Democracy in
the distracted and divided counsels of the
party that bears that name. He regards it as
the duty of every Democrat SO to cast his vote
as to prevent the election of President going
70 Congress, as Congressional canvass would
probably result in the election of 10. Lane,
whose administration would be curse to the
country.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-07-20

BreckinriGlge Serenaded. 49,
-,, taB .stgI BALTIMORE, July IA.
Mr.. Breckinridge was serenaded last
night at Barnard Hotel. He made brief
reply.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-07-20

~ The Washington correspondent of the
Cincinnati Gazette says:
81 had the pleasure of conversing to-day
with many prominent gentlemen from the
North, and their universal testimony Was that
every Free State, except perhaps, California
will 60 for Lincoln. The Republican Commit.
tee have daily the most satisfactory reports,
and are more and more confident ever day. )
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-07-20

IxPosrANr. Ye great Lieut.. Governor
Babbitt says that the double nomination At
Baltimore, and the split in the party, "has
had . paralyzing influence upon the enthusi-
asm that has heretofore animated the Democ-
racy ofPottawatomie county" He is waiting
to see what will come ofit. he is not disposed
to mince matters with the boilers. If no
arrangement can be effected to get rid Of
Breckinridge and Lane, he is for punishing
them and teaching them good sense BY four
years of Republican rule under Abe Lincoln.
Who says that Lysander is nota philosopher!
|-Hascksys. @ @ 500
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-07-20

Is NV AVhAs VNsy A&s = =
/ John E. Enright, late Assistant Health
Warden, was arrested today, on charge sol
forcibiy robbing traveller Of money. En-.
right, together with his bar-keeper, Michael
Ryan, were committed to the Toombs. hii
Another match has been arranged ct Phil
adelphia between Flora Temple and Patchen.
was failure on Stock Exchange,
yesterday, caused by the failure ofs Philadei-
phia House. ,s.,.... z-..s., sd
A meeting was held, last night, at the house
Of Mathis Sherman, to arrange . fusion
between Tammany and Mozart Hall Demo-
Gratis here. Many leading men were present,
including Mayor Wood, Erastus Corning,
John A. Dix, Dean Richmond and Daniel E.
SickleS. 1 neIs gtitd sat fataga
The Chicago Zouaves arrived, this morning.
A salute was fired IN their honor by
company r. Fourth Regiment, after which
they were formally received by detachment
ofthe Sixth Regiment. They breakfasted at
the Astor House, and thence were escorted
to the regimental armory, their headquarters
during their stay here. s5
q The steamship Granada is under surveil-
lance by the U. 8. Marshal ~ supposed
SLAYER. She was to have sailed to-day, with
sealed orders. aF
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-07-20

The 4ttlrrepressible Conflict.''
3H .eaaaa1 Loursv1rLs, July IA. D,
A we'll attended Republican meeting was
held in the Court House Square, last night
addressed BY R. 0. Hawes. in s.
Preparations for large Breckinridge
meeting tonight. fs$ ~ i"'A el
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-07-20

A GRACEFUL Coallc11ou.- IT,
proper study Of mankind i woman, !.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-07-20
WASHINGrON. ,Julv

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lReported for the journal.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-07-20
MUscATINE IOWA. JULY aa

q. A. -. on the Intent and Effect
Of his SQuatter SoyeRNiEa Policy,
The great but now s. A. D. Squatter Soy
ereign, whom Abe Lincoln is now after with
one Of his largest rails, made . speech, last
May, in the Senate Chamber. The previous
fall, he had boosted to the Illinois people Of
the efficacy Of his great principle" Of Squat
ter Sovereignty ia making more Free States,
and had thus won his reelection 10 the q. s,
Senate by bare majority. But his speeches
in Illinois had been published, and had given
stern offense to the Southern Democracy, who
had not 80 understood Stephens Squatter
Sovereign Bill. They had interpreted the
Kansas and Nebraska Bill to make show on
the surface Of conferring on the people Of ?
Territory some power over the subject Of
Slavery which they had not before possessed,
while in truth, its practical operation and effect
was to permit slavery to enter into certain
Territories where It before had no right to 60.
The s. A. D. Squatter had to make up mat
ters with the Southern Democracy, before the
Charleston Convention. So he made stump
speech in the Senate intended for Southern
consumption. It was remarkable that the
Northern Douglas papers kept ghostly
silence a. to that speech, while it was printed
and franked by thousands to the South. a
In former number Of our paper, we made
this charge, 'that Stephen A. Douglas sought
to sell the free soil of the Territories as bid
for the Presidency" (We might have added:
and afterwards boasted of tho sale-for that
is literally true.) We will prove the charge out
of his own mouth. In his May speech, Mr..
Douglas said: a. I'D. asa
"It is part Of the history Of the country
that under this doctrine Of non-intervention,
this doctrine that you delight to call squatter
the people Of New Mexico have
and protected slavery in the whole
Of that Territory. Under this doctrine, they
L ~ nf korri into
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-27
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF EEw-YORK.........Dee H.
Cleared.

.hips-ouaker City, shufedt Havana li~eoos Co
Jamestown Skinner Norfolk, Ludlam lleinekeni Nahvs,
Murray, Charleston. Spoford, Tleston Il Co.
sh;p-R Ely Livingston Liverpool howsn fJosnae-
ham Golden Rule, Crowcl, London, Nesmith sons.
Barks-West Wind Saunders Sabine Pass, Oakley kest-
Ing; Pride OF the sea Urem, Zaza, master. A. -,
Brigs-A. Brsishax Fish Mobile, n H. Brigham Ao@ec'
Merrill BeIbsdoas H. Trowbrdges Sons; Mary Ste war Dem
nisoD, Cad1 H. ssndfod Lind tDane Peterson iverpSS'
Funch Mencke Win o the Wisp tBrl Hunt Curacoa Mo
Cal fdh; Henrietta Ilodgdon Bermuda Mccall Rrith
North Point s b. Rio JaneO ) g. johnson SON Burnt,
Mocklin London, II. j.. 4 G. A. Dewof
SchooucrsN :. Burroughs, Bedford Londonderry ben
Son: j. L. BeekeT, Edwards, Philadelphia j. Handj Jnns
Rich ~ ton jacksonville Van BIun ssghti j. Stanley
Jscssor savauush, McCresdy Mott CO.. EnPheni Bailey,
Ponce :. W. Lewis Co., Hewett Dnckin Portland l.
a,cb: Arlington Seaman Baltimore Merrill Abbott; y ID
Wentworth ROden, Belize, Miller Houghtoni Pneoe, No.
row, Havana, master; Cactus Furber Br1os, j. NJ snb
Go.
S,esuer-DeIaw are, Cannon Philadelphia, u Perkins.
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0reGn Steamers.

Y1OR SOUTHAMPTON and HAVRE.-On
r sIT1TRDAY Jan s. the Uued Sssies Essl aea1csr full
row - A. WOITON Cor mander, win SAL from Pier No.
North River. foot Of Beseh+i. ~ noon e,,,A,.
This hip unru1possed for Iy md co'ior hss dovoN
engines under deck Enclosed by water taht
49, tssid. otk,t yesnts tend, IN The event Of collision o.
ssndng to keep pumps fee 70 WoI and secure the s1
Of vessel aud p.Srsngers ,an
Passage H. seCoDd Cabin, % a2o So1Io,,y NJ vOy
fNN'&N' " f'e~' ~ff'' CEO. MACKENZIE,
Agents, Nc. Broadway.
~ ,,s.re, IRkGO WIN nsf Yeb. a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-27

IN THE NATTER Of the petition OF THOMAS
i L. RAUDLETT, to enforce LIEN upon the barr D. COT
DEN MURRAY for materials and articles furnished &c, pur
uhpt 10 the provisions Of the tb title Of the h chapter OF the
third part Revised Statutes, amended by the as o.
1888 and 1860 notice hereby given that warrant has been
issued by the w While Justice OF the Superior
Cot OF the City New ok directed to the Sherh o the
Ciy and Comfy New IorL, commanding him 20 eta,h
seie and safely keep the vessel called the d. Golden
Who claim to have any demands against the said vessel heE
tackle apparel OF furniture under the provisions Of the th title
of the th chapter the third Of the Revised stsutes are
required 10 deliver an Of Retrospective claims e. tho
,sid the City Hall in the City Of New YORK at Cham
hers Of the Superior Court within three months from the fs
publication hereof tina, their remedy against the said vessel
viii be forfeited the said vessel will De sold for the pay
ent OF the canr sganst her unless the owner cOn.gnte OF
commander thereof interested therein appear
and discharge warrant according to law wt TIE rad
three months Dated Dec. %, 1860 By order Of
JAMES W. WHITE,
J,.,iee az m. Superior Court Of the City OF New York.
WASHBURN L SULLIVAN, Attorneys for Peliioner no
lJ2 Natau street, Newlork. cI'la"i5"i
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segai Motifs.

IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate ot
tic County Newly l. notice is hereby syal 20 ~ persons
having claims against JAsES CLARK atc Of the City u New
York deceased present the With the voucher thereof
10 m. shsrhers a tho Office OF Peter Cumming No fk-
place in he City NesYork before the 18th day OF Jure
r,,t-Dated New York Ito day OF December, 1860.
PETER CUNNING,
STEPHEN MANN, Executors
dl2 1av6mTh. GEORGE ARMSTRONG;
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Arrived.


Steamship Mont Vernon, LayGed, Savannah mdse and rsa
TO H. b. Cronwei& Go.
steamship Pslcr,bur: s,annaId Wilmington, c. udse 70
Big NJiy swift avery Maraeaibo Dec. O. hides, 6s, to
Maitland, Phelps Co The A. > esperieneed ,exy seasy
and for the under ccseeeed sns No date Oh
JeTcme ~. Domingo schr knight Of Dennis bound
Ton 10Y New cans 10Th lat % so Ion brig bound
s. with loss OF ore;oPsani mast and ioreai lOiraos ns
day snged bnas with ship "aconsts upposec BIB
big ce jasper Machas 10 days, lumber to ThonAa NJ Nay
how. 80 90 -
Pine we. douoe fed sails the eure passage
DAYS \. oi IIa,terss, with heavy W. gales.
Schr aac w. Hughes Davis Newbern n c. 10 days. naval
Schr ouicksep Br) DOrm'n Windsor s., u Days pss-
sehr EntcrTri.e (Br) Gould cOnwaIs N g. 10 days. pO
Sch EinSsold lTeckerl Merritt from schr. Lizzie MAi.
scR sunny south Weeks. Washington, N. c., days. naval
stores to h. Blossom 4 Son.
schr Gertrude (Br Cassidy, St. John, ~ D., 10 d.ys iomber
scir oriu cOw Smith, vinalhaven for sandy Hosk
scLr O. L.. Lowell Boston days mdse to J. w. McKee,
schr Empress FurusWoith. Rockland days, Lime.
sclr Caroline, Smith, \nslhayen days, stone
Schr Geneva. Fullcston. Norwich days .....~... a
Schr ID. X. Aey Mickey Belfast days, lumber 70 master.
schr MnnesO,s, fIAin, Philadelphia coal Isr Boston 80
soop w H. Bowen Bsotheton Providence days, nadse "a
master
steamer Dawn Perry New BedfOrd md.s and pAs 10 Bsr.
Boston. crocko Philadelphia nndss and pss 10 p
Perkins.
sGiLED-s,eamshf. Nashville charIessoni Quaker Cisy,
HuNsna.
WIND-Durins the day, ~
Uv,v, ws,rryn.-The po, boat EnwsOa Waiter tNo y
outside from ~ N. W.
A.
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= JAMES TALCOTT,

CUrRFME COURT. JAMES TALCO1I,
- ohb,s, asssns, JAMES A. THOMPSON, IL N RICH
ARBeOE and GEORGE J. STURDY, dcfondants Summons
fr LSs,y denand on contradiction aot served)-ro the
endsn and esch Of tbem Yoa are hereby summoned and
died IN .h Office Of the Csrk OF the City and county o. New
York at The City all in raid 6y and to serye se1R H1s
No Isl Broadway Cay New York. within twenty aay J
the service Of this you exclusive OF me o D
Service nnd n voa fail the said complaint WITHIN vac
time Aforesaid the plaintiff In this action VIII take
against The Of two hundred ana my d9 -
ineres from the 3Jth October thousand eight
red and sixty beside the oo Of this action ana
cent. cost Of protest. Dated sb November, 1850
CHANGERS l. POMEROY Plaintiffs Attorneys
No in Broadway.
AZ ths CIV and Comfy OF New the fifteenth day or
Son.mh.,' ,sSo CHAMBERS POMEkOY,
S.t1Isw6uT6. Plaintiffs Attorneys.
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sTocK RAILROADS, &C. =. ,
" also report Beeyez and other stock receyeA OF rAroA

The Newly Erie Railroad makes the following report
of stock for the week ending this day.
Beeves 40; Hone 36i Veal. Sheep and Lambs zSii
By the Hudson River Railroad: Beeves l0is Swine, s1
BEEF CATTLE.
Number reported for this market at FoHJ'four'n ~eeS
2,0SS.
First di0 Ordinsy...,...... ~
Medium...............s 8. Some extra good...lO0lf
The general average ofthe market at &c.
The most of the sales range from Z. TO Sc 49, :,
Prices y and y To- OF different weights viii be found In
accounts Of sales Of sundry droves. .
1854. ,,,o,,, -, A.,
This head less than last week. snd 9 herd less than
tho .veage of last wear number each ednes
day market last wear 1873 head while the number to-day
being O8 less than the and SS head les
than this day week
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-27

(,TEAAf WEEKLY between NETWORK and
VERPOOL landing ard omh Ikng passengers ~ Queens
tou1 urelsnd rhe Liverpool Now-iork and Ph!sdepha
steamship Company intend despIchug the> Iu Po"eieu
Clyde bult Iron Steamships e. follows; e., n, On
SrV = ~ saturday, Jan 8
GLASGOW.
And every SATURDAY st noon roln rsef ~ NUM- 'o'
,,por cApIN .......475 STEERAGE. $50
ui. M 10 iondon. 20, Steersge LondoD.. 3
e,,se. Retun Tickets good for six month"; w
Pssssrgers forwarded Paris, HaUe Hamburg bremen"
RatterduIu Antwerp &C. at reduced through farce.
Person. wishing bsing out Their Ilend, car Duy
AT he follow ng rGs Now YORK; From Liverpool 81
town Cabin, SO, 49, and +lVS st$t''ro Nun '
nooI = 40; from Queenstown, so go, e--......
geronimo 1a'ion
"a 80 ,xpeTenced Surgeons They built in tight
;ToI eos and nave patent Fire Administers on DosIn
Nor further infofms ION, apply in Liverpool 20 Wm iNH,A
Accent No n WaeI-st IN Glasgow 10 W M 49,
81 Elocsquare; IN Queenstown 70 C. q W. ~ m muU
+; Paris 10 JtEs DECOIK No Place de Ia bouIte III M
aaelpbia TO JOHN q. DALE, No l OF o. e SO
psny'f Offices. '' ~ ~ t,ondv,ave N Y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-27

TADMLAM,,,as, ,on carr, WITH orvcpprSr
for Chsppei Hands and Lips; rs artificial hest IN ap
plying dissoyrs readily when applied 10 me kn cure. ~
10 koUrs and delicaiey son and white Ob
s~rse the YELLOW" and the name CAsPnoa cAKs
WIN OLlCEKiNE" IAnAl1Nr q opT
49, No. 4th-sv. onl No 81 Bcecker-st.
BY mail IS cents Sold By Druggists in Boston and by Buck
A Raynor No. % Clark ct, Chicago.
VlhUSSES. for the radical Cure of Ruptures;
Elastic stockings Sbouder Brace; Abdominal Supporters
&C. 1he GsyauoElecuic Regeneraior IS certain for
ltorrhcs mpotency Seminal Losses, &C Call on or
adGr. Dr GLOVER and THORNE, Ann-st under Museum
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-27

EDW. CORNING & Co.
M Have ius. renewed Dos
No. 81 Jniarst 70 their NEW STONE,
No. rs Brarest, nssS Btoedwsy-
DRESERVE YOUR STOVES!,!
j. LEADBEATFRS RENOWNED
LIQUID STOVE.POLJSH.
EIGHT REASONS WHY 1T ~ The BEST
ls IL is pot up in bottles aud always ready iot
ID IL has no smell.
3D. IL polishes rust
4,h Hlfoduces Dirt IN polishing
bth IL does DotsoN the fingers in handing tbe stove
9th IL Ia economical
5ih II stands the greatest degree &c heat
9Th You will other rive Il fair aL
ItWeserves them enc third 'chgel-
Stoves vii iss oBe.tlrd longer By lsins tds.
Time and money saved.
u has stood the severe.t tsstH
Trumpbant-triumphIL
HEADQUARTERS
RENOWNED LIQUID STOVE-POL1SB.
Greatest discovery Of the
One Trial viii convince you.
God by Ell respectable dealers.
A hbeI al discount 10 the trade.
Agents wanted everywhere
Price II aud 10 cents bottle.
Put for dealers in containing g. md IL oofn
splendid thogaphic sbOw-Card each PACKAGE
livery merchant should make a note Of -
LEADBEATKRS RENOWNED LIQUID STOvE-POLiSH-
Address LEADbEATER x Co., - :.
No. go MaIketft, PbGsdepbio, No V fultoIs ~ u,
eoIe inanufeetmers
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Mavenenrs Of Ocean Stcanefr'
Passcngers Sailed

n s'eas .lip al kingdom Jar Gias91oWn H. Deif'es
London: Miss Janet Galloway. T. Galloway d. r. kesoa
Butrison A. Moore Scotland ]. 5. MachareDi Men" foTs
Nm Cay, Ousgh, Ireland.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-27

CONCENTRATED LEAyEN,
~ CONCENTRATED I,EAYtaN, .'.
CONCENTRATED LkAVIN,
For meling al kipos u
BREAD, t.a t....I
ROLLS,
PASTRY,
CAKES, 40
Light sweet and who,esone getbie eodna'r'ous hes
an agreeable natural taste ess table scur aud wiz retain
it, moisture orsr ihsn by eny other process.
See directions in each package for making Loaf Bread BooS
wheat Cakes Sponge Gaze Com bread Cup Cake Ladies Gale
Webster Cake Bogon Brown Bres5, Dumpings, Chambers d.
Cake JuIabIes Election Cake Soil Gingerbread Hard
sugar Gingerbread Silver Cso Donghuos Butter Pudding
Johnny Cske Gold Cahe Japanese CAke Apple Psdng High
land Cahe, Union Cake. snd every variety OF Pastry.
for ssIe BY I'll she principal Gvoeers AID Druggista
GEORGE H. RATES,
Wholesale Agent,
Ne la9 PeaTi,t, New-Yost.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-27

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