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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-12-08
go Acres Of

10V 0CGV0 VA
LAND EOR "A LE.
+ WISH to sell my farm on Montroee Bottom.
Lee County, Iowa. 1t consists 1f $50 acres
$50 acres prairie and lao ssrs timber.
SOIL.
The prairie part if all level alluvial, about 500
acres sandy, and $50 black loan. The timber land
broken.
IMPROVEME MENTS.
so acres arc urdor fence, including two good
pastures ol near loo acres each; good barn; tour
cabins, on different parts OF the farm, with good
wuliei WAGER ~ cacn.
ADVANTAGES.
A new road from IT. Madison to kookuk ID lo-
Gated through the Of the tract the railroad
connecting the same places is within I Of mile
the Mississippi river il within one mile, and the
town Of Montross withih two miles. =
AZ whole, more desirable grain or stock farm
ID seldom to be foundbut IL will bc divided suit
purchasers, and can be divided sdvantsgsously.
My tenant, Vim. Colvin, who resides on the pl ace
will show its boundaries; upon bsing notified 1t
my home farm on the Mississippi Rapids, milea
below Aontrose, will attend in person.
| TERMS.
I These will be made accommodating to purchas-
srs,--A ANAL payment, with bonds bearing 10 pei
cent, retaining = lien, will be sAtiitaotory.
R0ODUCTIvENE EAe AND OHOP0.
| Purchasers will noa find growing on the prem.
| iseA shout 10 acres Of rye and 20 of fall WhoAt
They will Also see sfAnding on the sandy loAm
about 40 bushels OF corn TO the acre, anu about
10 bushels ~ the acre the black loan.
1 FRANK BALLINGER.
/ Oct. Is, ls6o-dAwtf
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-12-08
II = DWARF and Cutlery.
S. w. & III. TUCKER,

S<s - - 49, AA - - ~ - law
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS,
= have IN store, and are receiving their supplies
for the spring Trade direct fro N the makers, which
voranIe terms. The stock being unusually large
they Coz hd-ntiy soicita an examination OF thc same
5. W. Il ii. TucKEK,
Sign Of Red Paddock cor. Main a ID sts.
Kcoka ak, March ', iStO-dAw
Ais Frs PICKS, sHovELs, de-, for sale b.
M msh9dav s.w.4H. TUCKER
IRIi FINS HORSE nAILs.--Uood stock Of al
S,CYIHR RkIFLES.-Various quail Ii &c Of ecytb
- Rifles and 6harpensrs for sale by
AArch9-d4w S W.A II. TUCKER
a MI SHcyELs.- A large stock of Amsa
"a sboveis for sale low BY
narclis s. wa H. TUCKER.
\ yKIr DSTONES.-lhs Bsrca ai lndstonet, of w.
~ rious sizes, fer sale by
s.N. 4 H.TUCK EH,
sign OF RcdPadfock,
Mares ?, '6o-ddw Cor. Main 7dN
LtENHE NAILS.
L. fiss Sd do
5..,sa 5sa:.i.a = = sesllasA-. ..p.rie'.rsisl..
Finishing do
Barrel do
Together With agensralassor TIM snt Of other HAfIs
Of the Belmont brand, just received and for sals
Low BY lmch9 3. W. 4 IL. H.IUCkER,
+ sUks ,GAkDEN, q EuBHINU and ther m : : s,
~ Spa les, shoveis, Mattocks and Picksj
ScythsS, SHaths, and Grain Cradles
Cow bells, kakas and Corn Planters;
Or, Trace and latter chains;
Cutting Boxes, Hay and Straw Knivss;
Hay, Straw and Manure Forks;
And . large stock Of ASSORTED HARDWARE and
CUTLERY hand and for sale Low by
mch9dAw s. r. II. TUCKER.
TRESA HOOPS TMEAS HOOPS Ill
n NEW supply Of Trsss Hoops, OF the sisss
"A usually wanted, together. With general ~.
sortment of Coopers Tools, just received, and for
sale low by IS. W. h Ii. TUCKER.
ACi1liE STONES.-Scythe stones, OF different
~ kinds i n quantities to suit.
mnyIt sWAH TUCKER.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-12-08

Home IN ado MotMsssS.
1fDK GALS. BallinKer's Molssses, for sale by
lXO ootid COLI.I1RS ROBERTSON.
, 1860-08-01
educational.

HYDE PARK SEMINARY
Tbs eceond Year Of this 1nst:tuton will open the
1th Of September. ca a!oguei may be had 1t 1ffRs
Bookstore ae Lske street. and q Austc st1e III
lardbnf s.y.t. For fa.ta Information arpT to Mrs.
G. Y, Wa!te Hyde pAIk. Z. OK To-, II. ft:A1.;.7~
, 1860-08-01
The Great En4Jeru,

The rush to see the grea: ship contiuuea uus-
bated. There were more thaa 1000 stcrs
Yesterday, Of whom Koodiy number we're ex-
cursionists. Dcd worth' . band furnished excel
ed to a:l parts o. the vessel, from the damp re-.
cesses Of the bottom Of the ship, where tue
immense pressure Of water from the outside
always causes laukage, to the mastheads.
where, notwithstanding the regulation not to
limb the rigging, and the precuution of re.
moving the cross ropes for several yards below,
and p}nztcring what was left with 1ar, scores
grati6ed themselves by taking look out, re-
gardess Of the order, but only to their own
chagrin in finding themselves besmeared with
tar.
The excursion to Capa May is positively to
take place on Monday. ALI the preliminary ar-
rangemenls have been decided upon.
Tue Great Eastern will sFir s out into the
stream on Sunday afternoon, to day beng the
last daF Of exhibition; she will remain at an.
chor until 3Ioudsy afternoon, when those who
have secured passenger tickets for Cane Nav
wlll be conveyed on board tree OF charge, bT
tno steamers engaged for that purpose; and at
Cape May they will also be landed on the same
terms. Dodwor,h's band Of seventy instru
will hare full moon both nights CD the ocean,
and pleasant time mar be looked ior.
On her return from Cape Nav, the Great Eaa-
tern will feare this part for Baltimore. where
she has beea promised 10000 tons OF Goa! By
the citizens OF that place, on the condition that
she would pay them visit. Atr. jarrett, the
agent, has lei the privilege Of ferrying passea
gers TO and from the steamer Tor lla sum o.
IS. 900, to steamboat co0 pauy Of that city
| As soon as the proper quantity Of coal has
been taken, and the Dltlnoreans bare had {
fair chance Of inspecting tho ship, she vii
! come back to this port, receive her passengers
| aud leave for England. r!a ua1lta1. She vii
probably return fro n England Immediately ant
60 to Norfolk, Va. where 80 900 bales Of cotto,
bare been PROMISED as q return cargo.-IN Y
/ 1si1u.x 0Eih sff
, 1860-08-01

One Of the editors of the Buffalo Republic re-.
Gently met Adam Poe, grandson Of tue ia.
nous Indian killer of that name The grandson
is Methodist Clergyman in Cincinnati and
agert for the Methodist Book concern. The
Rpnbiic ssys:
I'VE met him on the ears day or two ago
going 10 Cleyelsnd, ard he had IN hia possession
the stock Of the rifle with which hin father kill.
ed the Wyaodotte Inc i'm, :" Big Foot" lie in-
lends to present j. 10 the Historical Society in
Cincinnati. The celebrated fight took place in
June, 179a, just aboVe the mouth OF Yellow
Greek, on the Virginia side Of the Ohio River.
Poe wns commander ot fort near the Tir.
einia line. in Penns3 lsanis, and wasSon IN ex-
peditian To rescue q couple Of prisoners from
the Indians, when be fell iu with '.Bis Foot"
The battle ~as fierce one, ns il well known,
every one being familiar with the history Of it.
Poe decided It In his own favor, ly dealing the
Iudian tremendous blow over the head with
his rife, breaking the stock into about the md
die. The rife, which he ore had done good
service in Poe's frontier life. VIVA laid aside 1T
ter that memorable bsttle, there beirg e no gun.
emith near to repair it. Adm Poe brought
the rife to Frederick City, Md, from which
place be emisrated to The West, yeurs after
lis srcat fight. Adam Poe gave the rife to his
grandson named Daniel Poe, brother Of the
present possessor Ct it. In 1887 Daniel was
appointed missionary to Green Bag, oud desir-
lug 10 taEe the rlfle with him, he had it re-.
stocked at Canton, Ohio. Tue flint lock and
trimmings were removed from the old stock to
be placed on the nex one. Daniel wss going
to throw a~aY the old stock as worthless, but Ut
the seauss. Of Dr.. Rsbt. Estep, Of Canton, he
gave It to bin to ketp as relic. On the death
Of the doctor it descended to his son, who gave
tito Isaac Htzlett Of Canton, who last week
gave il to Adm Poe OF Cincinnati. It was
stained and battered, and shows the effects Of
much rough usage DANIEL Poe died in Texas
few years ago, where he had emi4ra ed from
Green Bay. During q visit Of his brother
Adam, who we1t there to settle his estate, d
dil1igent fort was made to obtain the rife con-
timing the original barrel, lock, csc. but no
trace could be 1ound of it. II had been sold
sometime before.
"The old gun stock, broken in that memora-
BILE fight, created good deal Of interest among
The passengers. who examined It almost with
Fenera1on. Adam Poe, the 1odiuu fighter,
died in October, 1883, near Massilon, Ohio, a:
the advanced age Of &c.
, 1860-08-01
Douglas stunpInI tho Free stares.

Nothing marka the degeneracy Of the Demo.
Cratic party 1ors clearly than tho Means resort
ed to By Douglas for advancing his prospects.
He ia the frat Presidential candidate who has
mounted the stump to advocate his own elec.
ton. Hitherto such candidates hare main-
tanned decent silence from the moment Of
wiling their letters Of acceptance to the close
Of the CANVASS. Any deyia.ions from this rule
has been the subject Of denunclatory criticisms
which was heaped on General Scott, because he
Viaised Kentucky IN 1852, although public bu4i.
ness connected with the military department
obliged him to make that visit. Bat Mr. Doug
las, under one pretext or another, il vsgahond-
3zinR MI over New England and ke9 York, and
aEaling himself Of every halt at a railroad depot
10 make stump speech, in which hs v'llities
re Republican party almost ns much as
the party which is headed By Breckinrjdge-
Under every circuustance he is faithful to the
one character Of demaRogue. He esrries the
the struggle for the highest cfice in the gift Of
the people. What failing of is this from The
standard Of other days, when the rule was tha.
the Office should seek the man, not the man the
Office! The Illinois Senator seeks the office Of
President with The Same ayidty with which the
a1eleulists sought for the philosophers stone,
and doubtless lis succesa will be equal to
theirs. Long before the 4sh Of November
comes around, lie will reaiize that be is now on
fools errsni.
In contrast TO the naked demsgcguery of Mr.
Douglas, the Republicans may point With prids
to the reserved aod modest bearing Of their
oEn candidate. Since the day cf blu nomina-
tion, Ar. Lincoln has never LETT Springfield,
nor spoken nor written word for the public,
With The exception Of his brief note Of accep.
fRura
, 1860-08-01
Candidate for Congress.

We learn that Rev. Mr.. 4ssett, of this city,
iuteads to be On independent candidate for
Congress againat Hon. Oaen Lov+ioy- He is
encouraged to this movement by the promise of
the lead'ng Democrats Of this city and else-
where, to eve hin their support, and use their
influence not to ha.e regular Democrats nom
ina,ion made. We make this statement for the
BEN fit Of any who may aspire to the honors of
Democratic termination. II the principal
Democrats in this end Of the district lave any
influence there will be no nomination. Alr. Bas-
sett is an Abolit,onist, somew hat in advance Of
Garrison. He believes in buckling on The sword
to abolish slavery at the South. aud he fully ap-
proves Of the raid of old John Brown.
1t may seem straDge TO some that so many
Sasss's for Congress vbie be- p1eiessss [s .neh
extreme measures, but NC would remind all
such ohjectors, that it is no more Of 4 sacrifice
Of prnfes*ed principles than the support ot Her.
schel Y. johnson, the prince Of fire eaters, by
the same Democrats who are pledged TO Bassett.
-ttkaua R.tu6iic1n.
, 1860-08-01
~ A K o K Z II 4 II D
.Fcid Springs!

T.e.e snrtnss ara atuA,ea In the valley Of the Oak
Orchard Crcck in the town Of Al,a ma, 0enesee county,
T. eteh. nlfcs South Of the rillase Of Medaa tha
Erie Csna.. aot I. urteen nsle, frcEa natar r.
h..e eias ss sssf; tSss
wlhtn circuit o about ofy roda hc medicinal qualities
e.. ra.te ~ @2si ss;pha'e LHs ssl r,ess Ssssst: =
Quantities, :. thsse ea5a.!ys :ae:.saeet
from lie hc1ofulous dthess, tavs BEN cured bT thef
xsaes. hare been sisas!lY ,ueeeseiaL ..-
IF e's sia sst ia a Tcs
stats i 1ss; 2 s 4sy j.
{ e: &: :.i:s:s Ii K: {:
eiss 81 as E: ns '0'
A. FIT oE Fb9,a % t .os e ss q Il
Se1 Ss1s Ss'fat IL xfsl M be st4e
ddy I'D 6s sst les sssns trg gF1rees oe1t
is1ly adapted. ar chronic Affections Of the d.5* ~
~ .Ge @ tae r.; eTo.e
dS: ." ;A,",;e ry. as,.4e* eaee ef passive heaso..
i E:ve f. Es .na M Il se & si.s
o-ea With Hdvaat,cf> ke eas Of to~ txraotd hr~r
I'D p,o%s aise.sa @ dis1hea eaisoi.!y sh
e1nhrtne Of the intestnes In cacCors aleetioH1
thi.s attended With sedment+ The su f.
en;1en Ind les al by cont!uuei Us, 70 disorder III
nuach il felTle DISEASES Il can be used Bropers dllut
ID ~ retrxtrant to diminish thprAt >1G pcs.esnaura
- In sE:a al.ca.t.io those fotns OF dyspepsia
te1 With lie alkaline condition Of III EGEach I,
Hre;. nr w,1ef hG4sh. II Will prove better tuau hydr
oI~ ac!d In ease.uf Co'ir and otler lnju1i
ous ccpscqutnees stre .hs action q LEAD his vale
ID, sy.ql ea,ose ..aess: .'a,h and A*~4d
ro.ie soa II a,.oa. nd il .xa y I'd ~ ~
! md alo pt&xt.
3dsai faiea three tIr,ea dAy, 4tc.eut for 'u
f rr Il ffom ply ieians and ethet se*pectab1
.rd,y4uuala be .eea on a'pca1loh TO the agent.
| D.akts ,uyp lei on tbssai tern1a-
| En l;urr rt,,4i,e xAfr.s tro<xrni from
| H. ". BUST MEX. sJ.e Attut,
no. "a Bsoaluay J, New Io.k.
, 1860-08-01
r. r. F.
Parks prickly plasters.

1nrs lm,a,t !41ea7t1 1hry <nnfti''e PHfn.
These delightful piaess 5sed readily to shc noGoa o.
The body atsorb resp!r4ton and 1lrow c. al The OFT D.
siyr eoEgu'ated impurities Of the sys~
rkHE.S ttm. fLuula lie used fur a. Chronic
xA4tsr rpars rai1e FalAness, nyrIepea. Co'da Cor
PRlCklY sun,r.ion Hht.1,:atl-,E. Fcusai~ We l.
FIASTEES ncaS &e. TIE IL. II active r:rJ'eE-
Arr sold ty ties waea other ,:aste1s uc:ess. an3
AL nkA1Ers wherr A1Illei FAX ca*sor Ea,s7. Eve.
fun Ito n f.tnly .hcuIt have them. One tlze
TX p1AEe c.oth, th.sc .1es On kxi,es. EAHnples
fcn 1,y n,&l On elas of twebty Eve CO.
1.pxps TApE, l5& IL Fa.k Row. Se~ 1o-k. su.d
", ~ al. a, & Eetal hy LouH j. PARK. lel Latr.=t-
and by D3u7ilrss .ectsai:s- nnlo"e"-ao"
, 1860-08-01

f;arry's Triccpherous IS the best
std cseapeet article for drcsanr. beauI'E;nF ceanses
& szMrk fxcGe:yte tat restoring lie akss Laees. Ey
so1a i.r e. i.ruertxs' ~-t P~T4"m+rr n4iHetFsHf3
fy Congress Water.-Much spur
Gus rlacrs wa,cr has teen Imposed tie public IS CoS
GES WATER" tY rnpr.ncspici PERSONS IL codn'erset-
es vho when t~y dare mot use LAT name, call IL safc'
tos>- Trr which ,aa1y pcse.s sUptase to be the re4i
te Of t.r Con9rsa Water although 4 only tr :iht
Of The town tn <uch TIE sprre 5 situated.
To rr.ect the r3,c h1a rich 2ot II, ~n ta'e AL
spr Cork. Braided t',as:
:uoserESs:
G. ". !:
WATER.
:..4.s--......-.s
n,s hnyInF *losc Crds aud letter. On Tie CorH
e,urte5.rs: asd the PURCHASER sLoud rro=ecn:e tce
ie. ft,r salslin-.
keO.eess will receive 71oErt attention asasessef 70
rs 1t cunrre,s EpslEk. sarasaZs4 New YORK q ~ eS
ssu.hr5.: !e?o: OF Coagrcsa Wafer In New York G.f'
CLAKkE WHITE
Fro1riesors Cnnsrt&s Srt;ar1s.
Msas.s Gage 1s1. pratc, fremont H1ase "Ae e'.s
!. II. Kced Co.; Ten*cn 1s13!nsan / smE5; +. a.
H.xaa. Esq: w. F. Tucker Co.. o' ch1caga A'nhss 80
,a11e4 With the eeruine CouK:ess "ase' tsfes sFca w
>1~.. md re s.ud recommend item :sEosaby to per
.nt Ia escax Or vicinity. who dcete IN purchase 0kxr-
..~ cn,,cr .xnte, CLAIEE + WHITE.
fa
, 1860-08-01
1TORTGAGE SALE.-Whtreas

4sl Eothsr 50 rss and Ka.ett, Scure. hl- VIE, id
Tie t-n,h d. u Nay. 15,9 ase and tl,vss
to the Under saed tae cesatn ssteatnrr q nartsate.
tae asme u Of ce- ain rrom..ory %fte 1t evra Aa
tne'ewstb, given By hs said Nath to- FIR he sun
dat h ad mortgage zeenf'ed u III. r..
curds Oee OF CeS .untY, stag u ltnul+ 10 Book
been rade in ,h* pzvaeut Ut :. pttc AMI tbs Ia
now VII iv &c znd u1pLd.
row tie efl1e pu tic notice Is hereby 1Iv-n ira.
shall IN 1.u.nee as b. OF De poH.r sus4e
y No ves-d BY sid OoxaRe I'D e: 'he We. aud put
da~ Il au< i. y. ls6 at tea &c! eS II me faz
OF ea day, at the north Fonr OF tie cu1r Auu
Ny IT CHE .Eo sell Il puslc ru"n to The hzhrs It'd
d. fo! eash TIE p'eni se. IN al m7ts ds s1evd o.
ste ta,a OF nor h+a- faetors Gua~:.r c!
ton n.ns. !" Towusnp TO- m Kan eth F:sen. ett tu e
Ta,ns i -cp.l MERIDIAN the County t Cou@, 1lt STA
Vi l.o. cunt alak ys' acrs Gaore or cs: ~h Ill
lhe f4bt aud equity OF teu,;t Ct t's said SAaaa
Ssuscs Eo-.t1 hi. f. cir heirs 1nd signs t.ese
In. MAKcELLCs .. sAttH. Mr. k1x.e.
(.bi-aqn .Jujv ed Y D. Iy!A-ch4tu
, 1860-08-01
@ Invjgorate the Systcm.-Two-

tht 1t ttcase. psscted sln arrangements Of tie
sotaAsA and the want Of v!Rsr IN the digestive
c-e,n, exues N laere nnuu7t Ct dteon fcrt boil, In
lodv md srttd ONE Pr PAHAI1oN AND ONE
.rscics The and tle sequence, Of lls dis
comfort To re t.rcah 70 Tic xralcted ssan ach 70
calm tic as,taed AMI tn rrssos that regularity Of
acton In the cExans which Constitute resrt htah and
ted 10 seeuEe ouk snd prn. c the:e Is 70 med
nev tcfort the ~oi, which will compare With EOSTETa
TIERS iOMACu DlT7 ERs. il would te III insult to
6Epposc that he has heard lc amazing
1t ryspe sla Liver Coplazt general Debility snd
I'll the tssters tn which The stomac the liver the towes
and TIE nervous system subject. So nsreous. |. the
effect Of this great restorative that physicians Of efnnttee
Go not he Iae to aHx their wncsse. tht tr,u
uauAA Of pe's'ns who ta.r ,rtu sescued from suffering
SOD dnnfe- y tie 1tsen when the rmehes Of The spin
fary had III tccn tried withaut svail.
Hell Il III A:uggtsts evc:ywherc. tY.5.w
, 1860-08-01

the ssau ot impure blood The blood henaos thick and
eosert. TIE skin L. able to oN the lG:2usts
important IL health How mary young c.eu az. wocn
with tetr faces coveEt viii tmpes md blcches,
wlo c-G avosEe to remove ssm sy the u-e Of tosps
Act WASHES Of various ktnds. T il very dangerous aad
ahoul bs Iract'tc1 hr r.oas d:f!rous Of fo'd
hsalth Nc,hers Who have cl:l4rcn afced With and
croptons sLoud 1eytr Cry tlen hy external arnita
tons IN ID This way tler will d7te III tie hrnors and
PRODUCE III hralh 70: TIE child during lis wto'c nc tinc.
There /. no n,cthcr . likes TO her children aa etei
With Esbt teahh.
Jl-uspN.s MOCNTdI.: HERR FILLS ere prepared
eYrrS4 for the Of rrr1nrs Of t"c kin kEch ~
Inlpt., B'oeher, so1e- DC 9Ity eleanse tie Gooi q
s,l !tapvr Aiea producing beautiful clear acc healthy tn
"a puc Admir- by all r-c,lc Of ,a*,c and .cscenert.
jCp=uN,S MOUNTAIN HERB PILLS arc tell by
ali Etaietce De%Iers. iy16 In
, 1860-08-01

CTATE OF ILLINOIS, Cook
~ County ah.-srpero. fouzt Ct C.ic7 o IN Chance
Yv-The ChEeaG' MsriEe ant r''t In ura.ee CcmuanY
yez.u. Geoe 4 Eek1es, Let tn ". Eekev. Charles Lay
CO.. /. samurl y. Fuller ird Ex.a .. Mctaxk
F. bic Gce II hereby eve". that In ef c.
cst11 rdef entered in me above eued the 1h
rsY sf &c 4 d a5EA Ira Seu's wA ~ t.u*tee A1d
safci1I Commissioner the sixth tsth} tAv Ut Auxust,
y. enA st o'clock Is the forenoon Il ha' cay The
9euh aetof she Coast Hons. IN tue sty Of Chesee,
C~uety Of Cook and sat. OF ipo .. sci! II rutlc
ton 70 sb. Ehest bidder 70. ah Tue o!ow az A scre4
ice amount due b. ~ast c7apl nsas upon the Indebtedness
tut bear n. - DAY Jul 1862, aa e1-
Eckley HI. lei. tled for COR. in Recorders
ot1es a. said County Coax. A1kust .1tt lSs9 a.d
corde 10 book Isl eed t5 conway tie presn
nentloJe IN sad l.rr hnd hereinafter d. scrteed In
TIE d.end,n. ETA u. MtCaFg 4n3 Samuel " Fu!-
r. n trust t. indebtedness mentioned Ia said
situated ia tie city Of Chicago, county Of Ecok
and State Oh Il1ln~s, 70 vii:
The MY tal} .c.t OF the north one hartEed and
ET 10 feet of tie hu2a I'd aEfT f15j Feet
ef block seventeen III Buaane!!t III n 10 III. city Of
Chicago and re cs1aet rad-e bLiticutary ~ follow:
Eekn.epcnx :: point one hun4.et tstt south OF tie
EcrthEe4t teen III and ruunnx sonth
tty !e<t parl,1e Dea.bnf7 t1est. thence etss
huu ard EIty s!jo, ie:l parallel with Elm szs-t
ttence noh ttT t3 fee p!aslel With DeaE3 street,
ihrnce nanlsri otIy l53l fse p1F>le with
Elm teet TO III. pla Of be xt aad Ill equtt Of
c<mptoa Of tse sail 1e r. E:kleT aed Leu&a y.
kck.ay their he = i .s.t- IA therein
IRA sC3s.r, Trusted anu special commmtesioCeT.
81
, 1860-08-01

T. r T., N A + | n Z !,
, 1860-08-01

D. ltS The fch.ns't avinxn Loan and Iyast tcmpsr
ry.v%. !am b. T1r4dwe jcha j. 1srac vel. Joln
Ferry aas EtNat St1tpn.
Public nosl+e hereby given the said WIaea H.Trt ak
well. j2-aj. ftaav< joLn y Ferry and sdxasd NOR
ton that Wit Uf pnent Issued The odce Of tie
Cser& Of the >up~ roE Ceur Of CLaeo dated the
!; nnsh day o. D. 'e ~, ,hs sn,t Of tht ;.,t II.
The e-l.tt OF The - William b. Trtad~en. John J.
Ttealwe! Iohn j. fe1Ff tt~ a:i NouEn. for the
Of taIes ko1s dssyta hutted ii m la1A dirte
t,the aest Of Coot County. when rad ws hsa h-ea
ir-ned executed.
Now. therefott, un'e<s yan. the aid VIII M D.
Te4d*e1 John J. TrsadcE. John ;. r. ny A1d Esa1i
Morton. .ha!l peEsonay u AID A|Dea. fore tie said
len thereof. to :e hoaen u The Eoun Hous+ ID 1he
stve special saii nd p:sa % tbe aa1d pal1a aeiion
Judgement viii he enssrec aza.st you ard ln tavcr Of
the s1d The Me.cka Savings Loan AID Trust Con pzny
and SC much Of Tue property attached as nay be suE
Gent r safl.T The SAID :adx1eas aat sos vn he gid
FAt~.Il. sxt1H + THoxAs. F!s'u = Ar'ys-
, 1860-08-01
HQFYSANH 4 QELPCKE.
FR.1.NrCfH H. NQFF.Y.{1F.F.

ont1l Of The Grand Duchy Of tbs puehlea
Of brunswick Rnd SaztohA aGd free city OF Frank
fo acd by special heyP states TO .Et
Tor fp1mer r!tizena Of AUSrElA. EADER- BAVARIA.
HANOVER, II ESSIA, SASSA q, PRUSSIA. SAIUNY,
WRITTEN bEFt3, DLhEEBERG. 1t. thS7.uAw1y
, 1860-08-01

1OVVe
LAkE STREET MILLS VII! supply Grdsrs tor hex
its Winter lnnr Without acr1nce n rzic4 All of pu1
superior hands Of fcns at low rates. Lave new fun
Of Com Meal and Fed and eha kIppy orders Il
Low Goota warranted aud delivered II IL etY fres
Of charge STEVENS d AoER16, West Laks and Dta-
plaia sttss.a. - jJH
, 1860-08-01

Axo7uRn Tox Tnuxn.-Mr. Joseph Robin.
son, residing within three miles Of Benton, has
vears 1 ct age, weighing innt, five pound, and
oniY thirtJ,two inches hiehe BE has not grown
any for Eve years. Hs ia q spfighty fellow,
nossested Of a good memory, and 10 a}i app.ar
ances quita healthy, barring had no ssckoess
hinee he was two years Of age.-FrtnEfaD Demo
, 1860-08-01
sGpecial Hptirfe,


e# Why dor. Cris,adoro's Ex-
osla'os Dye present ssroeeer c:s 10 public eon.tenca
taaa snv other Hair Dye IN trl.teucts Because th
int only one th Il hxs hcen ami: AID publicly ap'
psrffd ey The h'6hett CfemcA acrtC. AL@3 tort
fsaton that other dye t.. ever bcrn subjected eten'
oAlAnalyss II nil. MOREOVER. bs.dts hcns srtn rotu
er* ingredient. cuuerx tn black OF oFo*n
aSo In Ahortss paee q! lima hEn aty Other cse In ta
world. fcd eses whert and applied II III u otese'
en-. Ctsstadoro No. Astor House, Few YORK.
f{r.7.I}4 W{p,1
, 1860-08-01
4 Patriotic PrfUCeaer.

Many Of the older citizens Of Baltimore re-
member the incidents Of the list wer With
Great Britain, and the gallant defense 1t North
Point By the citizen so diery. Among others
who hurried to the defense at tia: time was q
company Of horsemeu from Frederick, end in
the front rank Of that company was com,
nandipg looking young man in the plain buck
dress Of q minister, but with noble and gul-
lant bearing. sword in hand. This was the Rev.
Charles G. Mclean, 4 fellow student et the Rev.
Joha II. Duncan, so long known in Daltim3re.
Dr. Mclean had just received call to the
charge OF church in Frederick. On the Sab
bath morning when the express took the news
Of the ar1iTtl Of the English fleet and the land
inx of their troops at North Point, Ar. Mclean
assembled hia pulpit, selected suitable .e1t,
| preached most pnt1iotic sermon, and in con.
elus1on called upon every man to rally to the
defense Of his country, hlmself setting the ex-
| ample, end the next duy appearing, "a ahore
stated, iu the ranks Of the volunteers. From
that time Mr. Mclean devoted himself to the
ninistery, through long und useful life. On
I the 4 h INIT. he d'ed ut irdlaospoiis, Ind, oI
| congestion Of the brain. Three days after, his
beloved wl:e followed him. When told that he,
husband was dead, she clasped her hauds aud
exclaimed, II thank thee, y Father, that he I!
1t home; now let ms soon fo1lnw him; life ha.
far me 10 ATTRACTIONS, and death no .ezto1a.'
| Her DraFeF WAS answered..